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Vol. XXX.
ROSUIiURC OKHGON, MONDAY, I KHKUARY 13, 1899.
NO. 12.
Narlalf meetings
It.
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hnlif tltMlr rt'iililar fnlil mil Ii h'M I l.in. hi IIi.i
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l Mih iiiiihiIi, All ni-milmra r'iiiliul In nl
tnrnl rt'Biilarly, ami nil vlalllng Imitlicm mr
4tMl1y Invited in t tn n I .
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thadr hall In (Mil Fellow 1inido l Howlim
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N. T. Jcwart, Hcu'r.
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lam ia tha aeeimtl and luiirlli Mondays nl
Jarll ninulli al7 JO p. in. nl Odd rullowa Iiitli
linaliara til tha urdor III snort atatulliif aro III
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ttxjrney ami Couumjlorat Law,
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irm In MaraUn llallilliiii, tu(lw eniiolf , Or.
M. HAMBY,
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KOHK.IU ItU, OHKUON.
RA U. HIDDLE,
Attorney ut Law,
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I.jlor wiUnii ink.
ROMKIirHU. uHKliON.
F.
W. BENSON,
Attorncy-at-Law.
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liOsK.HI'Hii, OIlKiii'.N
M. OflAWTOKD,
Attorney at Law,
Room. I .V i, Mar.li ti HKlx , Ito.-Ellt) UU, UU
n-Huliiru Iwfiir Ilia V. H. Oltlrc aiul
miiiTii c apwlaltir.
I.ato Rwlvrr U. H. luJ Orrli'O.
Northern Pacific RallroaJ Company.
Aie HolluiK tirkola l nil puintH KHt at
lialf llio rrK'ilur rale".
H. S. K. IIi kk,
I-wul Aucut .No. MursttirH lmilliii.
YHA BROWN, M. D.
OKMOK, M Jarkaun Kind, at a.
I.lencr (il Mm. J. llircr.
KOriKUl lUl, OIL
' A. lU'CIIANAN, Nodwy l'ublic,
Attorney-at-Law.
Collections a Specialty.
Hui'lH !
MamUia llulMlnii.
HOI:Bl lit!, UK
A llnr Willi ii M"
"Louie tUv. Hill. Kv (1
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i In nvn M i i
miistju'lic!"
TliiM i'Xil!iimtinii frinii ni:chtrrrt pun
in In uncitluT iittiiii'lril tln ut I it it it i
it rciKirtiT unci a l'ow 1'rii inis with him
who with rmivi'VMiiK nil tin1 riiriHT.
LiMikiiiK in tlio ilirri'linii nf thi Ixiyx, ho
dihi'iiviTiMl thnt I.t'tlrr CiirriiT ThunuiH
Jlmwii hud ilrivi ti up liii littln whk"
to colht't tho until from thn lox. At
taoliril to it wiw rt Hinall xi.od hoitoI
lioi'Mo, whioh lml, (iiiro i'IuuikIi, an 'lo
Kuut niiistacho uliout 3 iiu-lu Ioiik ami
rnrli'il in a manner which would oxoito
thn envy of any iludc. From Mr. llrowii
ill wus h'arnt'il that tho horso wan ubout
(I yearn ohl, ami that he purchased him
i from a negro. The ileum raised hint
from a colt, and in early lifo ho com
menced upm'tintf liin nuistaehe. To ro
liovo himself of tho bother of iiiihwit
ion (luestions, tho colored man had k pt
tho whiskeiH triinmed, but Mr. llrown,
aiuco hebecanio poweKsedof the animal,
had permitted them to grow. NatJi
vlllo Americnn.
I'lirvrr of tiniiKlnntliiii.
A curioun case of "euro by nudges
Hon" 1h rejioited from u large (lerumu
boHpitul. A Kirl of IS wan under tho
Impression that hIio had swallowed n
frog, which wiw alivo in her stomach
mid often jumped almost up into het
throat. The doctor had vainly tried to
euro her of thin illusion, and shown
rapidly (lying, when it occurred to ono
of tho medical men to put a tube into
her mouth in which a small frog had
been placed. The lively creature jumped
almost immediately out of It t prison
liouso onto tho table in front of tho
girl, mid a youthful student put it into
npiriU labi'lin:? thobotllo, "Kxl railed
front a i toncu h. " Tho moment tho girl
raw I la cnilino a hcniuiiigMiiihi spread
over In r ' 1 1 lace, i he took food tit oncfl
aiul i'in'ii; ;,'id In now coliiplotuly
IU1 'I v JJllu:.tcV Lla.cttu
af
1 New Store !
"ilci's'
A I'lll.L
Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES
Country Produce Bought and Sold
TAYLOR A WILSON BLOCK
Low Prices!
Fall and
Winter
J list Received
and More Coming
Call and Examine our Mammoth stock.
SOMETHING Xi;Y!
NI:V STORK 1
The People's Store
I. ABRAHAM, Prop'r.
A complete Hue of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots & Shoes,
Furnishing Goods, Mats, Caps, Capes, Jackets,
and a tine linc'ofJMillinery Goods.
everything New, purchased
manufacturers, especially for the Fall Trade.
Call and exaimine Goods and Prices.
Health is
THEN
Pure Fresh Drugs
SOLD BY
A. C. MARSTERS & CO.
Prescriptions
Tilled Accurately
And With Dispatch.
A Full Line of Patent fledicines and
Toilet Preparations
Spring
Will soon l'C here and we have a fine line of NKY
CARPKTS arriving, also
i
WALL
In Latest Designs and
all goods are as cheap as cousistant with good
goods.
No trouble to show
Alexander & Strong
New Goods!
0
x roeery
t
STUCK Of3
Free Delivery
Goods
WALLENBERG BROS.
NKW GOODS!
EVERYTHING
NHWl
for Cash direct from Kasttru
Wealth !
4
USE
PAPER
Colorings and the Price on
goods.
f Hill I Ifi A II Mil I.
Bravery of the Kansas Troops in
Repelling the Rebels.
AGIINALDO'S I'OWIH CRISIILI).
Several Sharp 5klrmlfihcsaWith the
I illplno All tt Ouiet at
Manila on J Cavitc.
Mami.a, I Vb. H. S')vr. J, ut cvciiiiiu
M lie I'lliploi ul (!i;:iri jtcru i.viduiit
Ir iiiiiRfin for a iiuU :i.ia k up mi iie
Aiiifricaiia Itftj. nifiK, lIjo Teuii:th
Khih- infiilil'y wax iini'-ri: J t altn k
ml driva tho i;hnr,if)iM.,iT.i (rum a
baiiihiii) jnulu in ft jut of i!ni tii ini biic,
where ihey bail t'.i i-td fiiui l.rrjb'.t atj.
lioi uih.'u ill tlio a' t'Tiio in.
Tho batialiuit c!i:irK' d lir il.i'antly,
driving the eneiiiy like chair a I p:-ne-tralins
to tlio v'f heart A Cjil'.can.
Knot I.i-uteimiit . l". A Kurd, ui
cablnl Uv. niiilii, jh k:.f wliife I -h1-hi
his company. II i v.ii i h ,t in : lie
foreiiejiil.
hureAiit Jy S'iel I.jii, i:j'ii;. inv I, w, ,
stiriouflv wniiieled.
I' iwiN s Djiiiil Jl-niii i IJuahlt i, Et
nui In t John ii!,i.ui ii ii J two other
ini'iiibcfM A ci'iii'atiy I! were alf.o
'i,!illy wi.iiiiiie.l
Tiiiity dead Kiiipi'.')4 wcr-j i;.jiinteil i'l j
inn iinli, auil l here were tiuny inure
wuuiido I.
The gunboats C ji.cji I in. I t'allau kej.t
Up nil iiiet'saiit tiro f r n j tho li.iy, the
Coiii'uol dropping maiiv i-'ifils into ll.e
tJAli with tilling efli'ir. In or irr to
avoid aci i ieniB fr.nn thin n-jiiriv, liijner
al Olio wa couip'-liinl I lecill tli-j Kan-
am Ija'Uii hi, ill' ! i' l .iin tie. out-
iila i f the to ii.
I jilii r the fie.-ii M-f Ui ! A i.i r.e-Jii war-
hipj.or t!io ii.itiVi'H i l.iMU'ji-! vod tiisd a
liiiiiitir uf building a iihin ilm to u lim
it. IVifJin ibly tbi 'van lb i r suit of
the "liel'iiig.
N" ) further itltcinpt to alt u k duriiij!
the niglit ni.iilo by either ti Jo.
The Soainnh p.iprlS g-iu rally coin-
mt'iit in fav.rabiu t ruis on ibe mluiir-
abiu tr.ltr m lirdaiiie 1 iu Mi..1:a.
The eitua ion to.iav; V-pTai'tieai'y un-
ch.iiigiV. Ti.e Amiriiaii linu tiaa Dot
been appn-eiably frS'ei.Oo I, and the
troopn inerally :tre tkln u icm-.h-needed
rttt.
Kei:oiiuui?uamf3 t:uow the I'llipinos
are in fjrcj i'i the viil.iiioi of rati aiul
i'aranaipii, pronalily 7lW) men at tho
latter place, within strong foit.tic.it ons,
All irttjuiet alu.ig the b;ij when thii i:i-
patch in ti'eJ at nuo.'i.
riauila is Quiet.
5:15 I'. M. The. provost guard id in
absolute eoniiol of M tuila. All fears ol
a native upii-iiii,' in tl:e city were dis
pelled by the i'1-juiptitudo which ipivlled
the outbreak Monday evening.
Tho streets were deierte l last c veiling
by 'J o'clock, and not a.lijjht was to be
eeeu iu the native ouarter.
Tho Filipino?, iicctiatome 1 to r-paniab
melhcda aro conatuutlv irnpii. im; of tl.e
American loldieis, when tho pr.. oners
are to Le execute 1. 'liny aie ui.atle to
retilizo thai otderj bavo not already
beeu issued for the execution.
Indeed, lieadtpiarterd is besieged by
woiueu anxioin to plead for their re.'.a
t.vcB ud friend.
All is quiet ut I' a lie.
Owing to the link i.f tupplie8 in the
adjacent village i f au lUipie, Couunis
stirv Millikon bus licen aulhoriz.'d to sell
ueieesiules to those able to pay f.r tLem
aud Iheie will bo, a diaUibuli jh,i f fiee
rations to other; .
Tha nbi lti.'it appears, had looplulcd
a church tower in Cavite, tvulently w ith
tho purp.ee of cciupyinj! it with sluirp
shouterp.
Mn'r Agiolnip, tho Filipino cx-com-
uiiBJioner, ma :o a:i unollicial vull to
(iineral Olia today.
romortoiv is tlut l'ot day of tUe
UhiucfO new year, and orders have been
issue ! prohit'iting fire works.
Wasuinoton, Feb. S. There was uu
almost complete releafe today of the ten
sion under which the rapid occurrence of
eveuts in the l'hilippiuoi; has held the
olliclals 01 the udiuinLstralion since the
tlrst startling news from Manila on Sat
urday niiiht.
Tills was biought nbam through Ihe
receipt cf a bulletin iioai ticneral OAs
etiuiming up the I tint iceulia of Ibe
tihlitig he bis had witii the natives'.
Tho dicpati h follow i
"Mtinila, Feb. S. Tho situation is
rapidly improving. A rcconnoitisanre
was made yesterday to tlio south, sever
al uiiliH to l.ugnuii do l'ay, and to the
southeast etijlit mill's, our troops
driving the straggling insurgents before
tlieui.
The troops in various direct hum en
countered no decided opposition. The
native army ii disintegrated, aud the
natives me returning ti the villages,
displaying while Hags,
' Near Calycan, six miles north of
here, the enemy made a staud buhiud
iutreiichmentH, and were charged by '.ho
UaiiHim troops led by Colonel I'niiFtaii,
I 'i mi wia it l inn i rn:in'f,trr, re'iil'i"
iri the rrii of ihe enemy will ln-y
lo'r. ,h in to the Ktnd rcrfiinwit
wax l.i-ii ermrit Alujrl ki.M -d, and tli
lun wounded.
On 1 4'M Auiria'do iemd a pr :
buriatiori c'urj iii llm Amu Im-ia onl,
h iving IbIihii tho intdalive and derl ril
UT
Hjiida be iUNiJ another calling n
liin folio eir to rcit foreign invlon.J
His iiilltiunce tljionghont ihU section iaj
dentroycd. lie now appb.-a for a venrn
Hon of hxttilitiuA mid a c ilrenco.
have deuliueJ It answer.
I
urn lan u vim-exoei:l4iio:i ol a ria-
itU in iln city on the nig'it of the 4tb
wa urireali.ed. Toe provost mamha
general, wiih the admira'.le dispoii'lon
f.f Ids lrooin, defeated every attempt
The city ia quiet. Business Las been ra-
sii-ned. The natives ars trspectful and
cheerful. The flrfbiioit qialiti-a of
American troopi are rveUrion to all
tiie inhabitant.
Oris "
The ulateiuetit that Aguinaldo'a iuflu
i-ih.'o has been destroyed, ami that the
Ft! ip ino leader wa e, king for a lessa
lion of hostilities and for a conference
was interpreted as an admi-ion that be
had realized bis terrible minUke.
It is entirely Improbable that he will
be able to obtain anything like the tame
teiius as were possible last week. No
one here now knows j'J6t a hat General
Oii-i intendn to imp ire in the way of
ti'ririB.
Secretary Alg.-r thi4 afternoon repaat-
ed l.ij Mla'ement of yefcterday (hat he has
tiv.-n tvie generals m iustroutions since
the haillj and (aw no reason for giv'u g
aiv.
IJe icali.ed. he said, that General
O.if, Ijiing on the grouml, and hiing
proved bis Gfne.-e, was in brl'er pjaition
to deal wilh the pilualion than any one
in Waidiiogtcu. Should Itie general aek
permission, therefore, todo any thing, be
wjnl I be granted iK'rnii-'f-i in iioimdi-
' S.ioiild he ssk for intt;ui;lions on any
p lii.t,'' raid Secretary Alger, "In will be
told to cxtrcise bis own Uiscri? ion."
In this view I ihe case, i' will be set-n
that no ono hern can at present tell ha
ieneral U;i9 is dealing t jward Aguinal
lj's application. But tho opinion is ex
pressed by men here who know General
expLoier.ce with tho Indians that
ho will make the laying dowu of arms
the coudition ol dealing with the inburg.
eats ut all, and that if that condition is
met, ol course, it will moan a sixedt
termination o( tbe rebellion.
The follow iog cablegram was received
at the navy department today from Ad
miral Dewey :
"Minila, Feb. 8. To the Secretary tl
the Navy: The cominanJerin-chif of
ficers and men thank tbe president and
the r-ecrctary of the navy for Ibeir con
cratulation?. Dbwkv."
Secretary Algtr received the followii g
from tieneial Otis:
'M anila, Feb. 8. Sincere thanks fcr
congratulations All credit due to the
heart v reepoi.se ot troops to orders of
oil' cere.
Ons
SITUATION AT ILO ILO.
Preparation by the Natives to Resist
Miller's Tro ps.
Washington, Feb. Probably with
in -IS hours General Miller will have be
gun an attempt to occupy llo Ilo, on the
island of l'anay. No specific order on
this score have beeu sent to him since
tbe bailie of Satui'Jiy, and Sunday, mr
luis he beeu heard from recently re
spelling the matter, but it was his
known intention to make this important
movement as soon as be felt that condi
tions warranted it, and statements con
tained in the press reports from Manila
convince otlicials here that Olis has at
lai-t authorized a lauding.
The beet judication of tbst determina
tion was the dispatch this mirninj from
Manila ol the First regiment Teuneseoe
volunteer infantry, for I'o Ilo.
Miller 1ms with him the Sixth and
Figlitee ith Iufuntry, aud will be rein
foiced in the coursi ol 24 hours by the
First Tennessee regiment, making a
force equal to the occupation of Ilo Ilo.
Yancoi vi:it, B. C , Feb. 8. llopg
Kong mail advices describe the situation
at llo Ilo, when it was first expected
that General Mibler'd irjops would be
lauded as follows:
For days armed natives bave been
coming into town in a fteady stream,
and fully -0C0 soldiers, armed with
Remingtons and Mausers, have taken
poesfseiou of tho fori, church and gov
ernment buildings.
Ollicers are ecurryliig about on ponies,
ammunition is being brought iu from
Jaro uud Malo and an apparently stout
resiftance U being provided loranv land
ing attempted tiy tbe Americuns.
Stores and banks ure closed, and tho ex
citement is intense.
Outside of the i iiy are nearly 10,000
Montrtiics and mixed natives, armed
w ith kuives and spears. They are anx
ious to bo allowed iu the city.
Iu Negros, a near-by ialaud, it is re
ported that soino 20,000 men are in arms
waitum lor a call. Several echoouerB
loaded with men are daily entering the
river. They r not being interrupted.
iMy and night prepn'ntioi.a enntii.ne
for lively teiistance. KTery hour ol di
lay is made to count in throw iug np
wrkf and barricading streets. 'It is
thrr4tned that if the Filipinos hoii!d
meet witf i!i feat Ihe town will t
barred.
llie traiitiiort rrancisco Ueyes ran u
in on the 9 Ii with 550 Filipino soldiern,
who were allowed to land without in
ttrference. I Altogether l.HJU ftolditra have been
landed i.i thii manner, br.t this is nil
counting the hnndreds that have com
from other Islands on schooners and
malt boat. Fully 2500 mn with rifl -n
re In the city .
The ftpanish guiboat El Cano is nt.ll
lying jiist oir tbe fort, ami it ii reported
that tome 2000 stands of arma had bet n
landed by Ler.
Filipinos Burn San Roque.
Maxila, Feb. 9. Tbe natives, learir g
tne Americans were aboot to make an
attack on or bombard the town of b'an
Koqne, set fire to U today. It Is still
burning as this dispatch is sent, and as
it is composed in the main of bamboo
buts, it will probably be totally dc
stroyed.
Telegraph operators are now worth
tbeii weight in gold, and members of
tbe signal corps are working night and
day.
Tbe Filipinos are lying low, except on
tne extreme left and rub. I m y are
evidently concentrating between Ca C
can an. I Malabon.
Judging Ironi appearancer. they a e
being reinlor.ed by better drilled mm
from tbe northern provinces. In front
of Calocan they are as thick ai a swat in
of beee.
Tne American sol liera are impatient
of restraint while in tbe sight tl tbe
enemy. The Filipinos are still ir.
trncbing themselves on the left if
Caiocan.
Confirmed by Dewey.
Washington, Feb. 0. Tin t avy de
partment today received the fo'lowing
dispatch :
"Manila, Feb. 9. After cou'iuued in
terference and intimidation of our woik
men, I ordered the armed iueurg-nlB to
leave San It que by 9 this morning.
Many of Ibem left during Ihe night. A
few remained, aud they fired the village
tbia morning. It is now occupied by
our troops; all quiet."
Dbwkv."'
San Hcq'ie ia a village on the neck of
land connecting Cavite and the main
laud of Luzon.
Soldiers and Helen (Jould.
"You know Camp WaUorth is sup
potted largely by Miss Helen Gould V
generosity," said one ol tbe young wom
en in tbe office, "and really Mies Gou'd
would be delighted could she know bow
grateful the soldiers are to her. One ol
the rough riJers told me a little inci
dent illustrating this Tuey were put
ting down some boards very carefully so
as to make them just fit tbe space.
What's the nee of taking so much
pains with them boarJs?" another man
asked. "There's plenty more where
ihey came from ; they belong to the gov
ernment." "That's whera you're 'way off," siid
the man with tbe saw. "These boards
belong to Helen Gould. She sent 'em
down here, aud theie ain't going to be
an inch of 'em. wasted. Cleveland Mof
fett's Camp Stories in Leslie's Weekly.
A Seargent's Farewell Shot.
Iu tbe trencbo at Manila,
When tbe bullets whistled round,
Tbe famov.8 Astor Battery
Stood and bravely held their ground.
Shell and round shot rained aout them,
"But they answered shell for shell ;
And tbe ancient Spanish block-house,
Proves they served their pieces wel'.
The gun of Sergeant Crimmias
Added to tbe eummote dire,
Aud hi gunners wti j re'oading.
To return a crashing tire.
Then a volley smote upon them.
Spanish guns served all too well,
And iu the Aator Battery,
Many gallant soldiers tell.
And the noble Sergeant Crimuiins,
Death bad given bis bouI releare,
"Staggered to his gnu and tired it,
And fell dead beside bis pieee."
Nobly did the Astor Battery,
Fight their guns that famous day ;
And their deeds will be remembered,
When the guns they served decay.
And the lair sight seeing stranger
Will be shown tbe very spot,
Whe'e was fired that August morning,
Sergeant Crimmins' farewell ehot.
Ias Bl'uian.
We urgo our ptroi)H, who aie in ar
rears (or tin Pi.ms'deai.kk t send us all
or pari of the amount of your subscript
ions. It is a small amount to each ol
you, but t J us it woull aggregate an
amount we very much need in our busi
ness Ladies muslin and cambric gowna,
chemise and drawers beautifully em
broidered and exceptional values, at tbe
UOKKIUriiG NOVKLTY iSTOUK.
Indian Name.
Mh. Ilinrort; c'ipplug Iiom the
Granls I'ns) OlitdVer, which in put.
liidied in the I'laii dealer of ! . 2ud In
rrgard to Indian mimes, occur ihU piuv
M,'e. "Take our little Mut ion of l.tilaud
and it call' to mil d ore I tha amldiat
tragedioH ol early times. It took I'S
name ami that ol Grave Creek, wl.erii
it is 1 icated, (ruin an li d inn mat-acre
of Ihe Crowley family, one ol whom,
I.tlanil, wan a young Indv."
I hope I ho balance of that article in
more correct than this paesage, other
wise the writer would better bave left U
alone.
Lelar.d Crowley who was a relative of
tbe writer of this rkitcb, died at Gravo
Creek after a long illuese, ol consump
tion, when the emigration, of which her
family was a member, were encamped
at that place on tin ir way north.
Tbe emigrants delayed their journey
long enough to bury their ycotg com
panion, and tbe simple matter ol that
lonely grave and ihe rotrowful ibongbls
connected with it gavo the. place the
name of Grave Creek. The Indians,
however, robbed the gravo for the rake
cf (he wrappings of tjie body as was
their cut torn.
Four yeers la'er wl.cn Cot. Nestnith
aiid bis company marched through that
pail if the territory, they replaced tbe
bones of tor Le'and in their grave.
The only maeeacre I ever beard of was
that of a little baud of friendly Indiana
by white men ; they were enticed into a
log but, for whiskey, the door ahnt
and (hot to death through the crevices
between the logs. Their bodies were
thrown into tho pit where Ltland Crow
ley bad orce been buried an I left un
covered to tba mercy of the wolvcr.
The conduct ol Christians (so called;
towards ib heathen bos always been
veiy much like this.
UitrucA.
Yolicalla, Oregon, Feb., 5, H'M.
ht. J. W. Strange will be at Myitis
Creek for four days, commencing with
Tuesday, Feb. Htli, aud rnpiehU all
who dee ire liret tlats deutietry to call ou
him. Special attrition is called to his
new a nd up-to-otte methou ol teelu
without plates. ( rold crown aud bridge
a specialty. Extraction rendered put i
lea, and no poisonous or other a he
dangerous lemediea used.
Shasta Limited
Is the luiiie of the i nly perfect train
u t'je worl I, now running every i ight
ibetween St. Paul ind Chicago, via tbe
Chicago, Milwaukee & M. Paul Kailway
the pioneer road of ihe went iu adopt
ing all improved faculties for the Safety
and en jo; men t of pusfengeis. An illus
trated pamphlet, showing views of beau
tiful scenery al mg the route of the Pio
neer Licaite 1, wib hi sent fiee to any
person upon receipt ui two-cent pro-taco
stamp. AddreJSu".Jl. ileattiril, ben
eral I'a-Keiuer Agent, Criicagu, III.
Those Who tnduro
The paii.8 of rheiimati-m shou'd be re
minded th it a cuie lor litis disease may
be found i i llni.i'n iS irsaparilla. The
experience of those who bave taken
liood's Sarsaparilla for rheumatism, and
have been completely and permanently
cured, prove the power of this medi
cine to rout and c.mooer this diseare.
Hocd'e Sarsapiiriila H the Ono Truo
Blood Puritler aud it mutiali.es tho acid
which causes the aches and pains of
rheumatism. TuisUwhy it absolutely
cures when liniirents and other out
ward applica'ions fail to give permanent
relief. B sure to get Ilond'.
"The enemy i
coming: To the fort
for your lives!"
When a wise man re.
y ceives aplaiu wmnirift
- ot aanger, ne aoc not
wait to let H . vrtake
reasonable tucaiia ui
fiirlit it off.
Disease would almost nev
er get the best of the average
man if he was prepared to
recautlons dictated by common sense.
i p
Wli
hen a man's stomach and liver get up-
aet and fail to do their regular work, he can
be certain that something worse is bound to
follow, if he doesn't look out for himself.
Headaches, indigestion, biliousness and
constipation are simply Nature's warnings
that the enemy of serious disease is coming
to attack him.
The sensible thiug to do is to immedi
ately fortifv the system with Ilr. Tierce';
Golden Medical Discovery. It vitalizes and
invigorates the entire constitution. It helps
the liver to filter out all bilious Impurities.
It gives the digestive and nutritive organs
power to extract nourishment from the food
and turn it inlo rich, red, healthy blood. It
creates appetite, good digestion, and solid,
muscular Ktrength.
It is far superior to the mere temporary
stimulus of malt-e vti acts. It is better than
cod liver oil emulsions because it is aasimt
lated by the weakest stomach.
" About fifteen veara nin" writes Mr. John Me.
Michael, olitor of the VhitUhing, (Mo.) I.eadcr,
" I win iu very oor health, hint no appelile, waa
nhiKliisti, anil so lil'rlcsa it areinrJ liiiiwuiiible lor
me lodoaiivthiimthal rciiiireil rflTurt hverylall
anil apriiiKlhin ill-health srciutii tonllHt inepur
ticutarly. A (riincl advined me ue Ur. fierce a
DoldfU Medicul liw.ovciy as.crtiug Ihnt il would
restore me to nrrfwt health, and make a new
man ' of me. Viiiiillv he Induced me to try the
medicine. 1 weighed at llie time aliout lai lhj.
I used several bottles, and upou i"tU"g
welKhrd i-s Ilia.- Since that time my weight hat
varied Ironi this to fji ouudii.
A sine and permanent cure for con si i pa
tion is Dr. Pierce's Pellets. One "Pellet"
is a gentle laxative, two a mild cathartic.
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