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TIJK MO UN IN (J AS1WIAM, WLDNKSl-A. KEUUUARY 7, I90U.
School Tablets . .
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Headquarters for Dry Goods oo the Lower Columbia.
TRIAL jrRORS PRAWN'. .
County Court Drawn the Names for
February Term.
The county court has selected the
following lint of Jurors to serve during
the February term. Those to serve
during the September term will be
drawn latr from the names now re-msiiui-s
in the box:
O. I. FETEKSCN. Merchant, Astoria
C. K. HIOGIXS. Banker, Astoria.
K. F. LIEKE, Farmer, Lewis and
Clark.
THOMAS FLOYD, Teamster, Astoria
E. C. LFft lS, Clrk, Astoria,
T. L. NOE. Plumber, Astoria.
JACOR UT7.1XGER, Merchant. As
toria. K. OSBOKN. Clerk, Astoria.
J. V. MARKlOX, Merchant, Astoria.
BEN YOL'XG, Caiitalist, Astoria.
PERCY TITCS. Farmer, John Day's.
W. J. ARMSTRfiNG, Merchant,
Svenson.
GEORGE K A nOTH.' Fisherman. As
trl.i. FKKD SHERMAN, Teamster, Asto
ria.
ALLEN ANDERSON, Farmer. Mel
ville. J. F. RARTOLDUS, jr., Farmer. Wal
luskl. FRED GCSTAFSON, Farmer,
Younits River.
W. E. DEMENT. Capitalist, Astoria.
ED BANKS. Farmer, Knappa.
JOHN FINLEY. Cruiser. Astoria.
D. F. STAFFORD, Farmer, Clatsop.
W. E. TAT-LENT, Cannerjman, As
' tona.
WM. MEDLEY, Farmer. Medley.
COSMO FRANCISCOVICH. Farm!,
Astoria.
W. A. lOSTEIi. Farmer, Jewell.
PA1 KEARNEY. Cooper, Astoria.
S. K. STANLEY, Farmer, Seaside.
JX-w .tTVAH T, Real estate. Astoria.
ALEX GILBERT, Capitalist, Astoria.
C. B. HAXTHORN, Merchant, Asto
ria. NICK WESNIR. Logger. Lewis and
Clark.
TEACHERS' EXAMINATION.
Notice Is hereby given that the regu
lar examination for state papers will
be held at the county court house,
commencing at 9 o'clock a. m., Wednes
day, February 14, 1900, continuing four
days. J. C. LEE,
School Superintendent, Clatsop County.
Daied the 6th day of February, 1900.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
I i .
Thn following deeds were filed In
, Recorder Clinton's office during the
jast 24 hours:
A. Welch et ux to T. S. Cornelius,
Scrofula, a Vile
Inheritance.
Scrofula is the most obstinate of blood
troubles, aad i often the result of an
Inherited taint in the blood. S. S. S.
Ii the only remedy whioh goes deep
anough to reach Scrofula; it forces out
svery trace of the disease, and cures
the worst cases.
My son, Charlie, tu afflicted from Infancy
rltk Scrotal, sad h suffered so that li ni
Impossible to dress bias
lor thr yean. His
kaad and body were a
suss of sorei, and bis
tyeslght also became
affected. No treatment
was spared tliHt wo
thought would relieve
blm.but he grew worsen
vnii in conniuon was
Indued pitiable. I bad
ftimost despaired of his
Iter being cured, when
y the advice of a friend
we (tare blm S. S. 8.
(Swill's SneciCci. A dn.
aided Improvement was the raaiiH.and aftar
ar had taken a dozen bottles, no one who kue
f his former dreadful condition would hurt
cognized him. All the aors on hia body
fcae healed, his skin Is perfectly t!mr .-.till
tmooth, Knd be has been restored to perfect
eaith. Mrs. 8. S. Mab.it.
soy Elm St., Mocoo. Ua.
For real liloml troubles it is n wnrte
of time to expect a cure from the uoc
tors. Blood liw'iisps are beyond their
kill. Swift's Specific,
reaches all deep-seated cases which
tlier remedies have noeffect upon. It
Is the only blood remedy uarnntc-ed
purely vegetable, and contains no pot
ash, mercury, o: other mineral.
Books mailed free to any address bj
Jwift Specific Ca., Atlanta, Ga.
Blood
each
south halt of lot 4. block IS, Adair's
AstorU: JI.W.
W. H. Kiewster, Jr.. to C. C. Moore.
lots S and .section 8. T 8 N, R 10 W:
containing 74.U acres; also lots 7 and
S In block a, City of Vancouver; $60.
R. I. Brewster to C. C. Moore, same
property.
REGISTRATION OF VOTERS.
Total Number of Names on the Roll
to Date.
Astoria Precinct No. 1
Astoria Precinct No. 2
33
69
73
S7
84
?4
39
8
2
n
73
Astoria Precinct No. 3....
Astoria Precinct No. 4...
Astoria Precinct No. 5...
Astoria Precinct No. t..: .
Astoria Precinct No. 7...
John Day Precinct
Svensen ,
Walluskl ,
New Astoria
Warrenton ,
Clatsop '. ,
Seaside
Melville
Chadwell
Youngs River
Olney,
Knappa
Clifton 46
Westport ,
Vespar
Jewel!
Mishawaka
Elsie
Push
Total to date..
.636
The Elks had a royal good time last
night, nearly Ffty of the Portland
brethren coming down to visit the As
toria lodge. After the regular lodire
proceedings the meeting was thrown
open to invited guests and a season of
literary and musk at selections fol
lowed, copious refreshments being an
Important side feature. The enter
tainment continued until an early hour
this morning, and all voted the affal
one of the most enjoyable in the his
tory of local lodge affairs.
MAT PASS THIS MONTH.
Nicaragua Canal Bill Nearlng Final
Action.
- 1 it
NEW YORK, Feb. . A special to
the Herald from Washington, says
senator Morgan, chairman of the
senate committee on the Nicaragua
canal says he expects the canal bill
pass the senate this month. Represen
titive Hepburn, chairman of the house
committee, says he expects It to pass
the house during the present month.
A poll of both houses shows that
when It comes to a vote the bill will
pass both houses by overwhelming ma
joritles.
Both bills, while differing in lan.
fiuage somewhat, authorize the presl
dent to secure from Nicaragua and
Costa Rica the control of such terri
tory a may be necessary to construct
and defend the proposed canal and
make an Indefinite appropriation to
be used In securing such control. Citi
zens of Nicaragua and Costa Rica are
to have the same advantages In the
"se of the canal as citizens of the Unit
ed State. An appropriation of 310,-
00,000 is made for the commencement
of the work and the secretary of war
is authorized to enter into contracts for
Its completion to the amount of $140,
,
imu.uw, me money to be provided In
the regular annual appropriation bills.
There j no reason to expect any
fvrlnus efforts to delay the bill In eith
er house of congress. Its opponents
are so few as to make such efforts
hopeless and the present prospects are
that a vote will be reached In both
houses aftr hort debates. When Mr.
Reed, was speaker he was able to pre
vent consideration of the bill in the
house, but Speaker Henderson Is heart
ily In favor of It and will aid In ex
pediting action.
Chairman Hepburn's present plan is
to try to secure consideration of the
bill by unanimous cement. Speaker
Henderson has intimated to htm that
this can probably be secured. If there
Is objection to consideration by any
of the opponents cf the measure, Mr.
Hepburn will then apply to the com
mute on rules for a special order and
he has no doubt of Its being granted,
as all the members of that committee
are In favor of the bill.
In the senate the financial bill will
have the right of way until February
15, but after that hai been acted upon
Senator Morgan intends to call up the
canal bill and push It to a speedy
vote. There will be some opposition
from senators who think It would be
wise to wait for th- rvp rt of the
Walker commission, but few members
will oppose the bill In Its present
form.
Senator Morgan Is confident the ca
nal bill will pass congress at the pres
ent session. He has assurances that a
large majority of representatives favor
the passage of the bill without fur.her
delay.
In the senate some of the friends of
the bill are Impatient to have It tak
en up and passed some time dur
lng the morning hour. The only sub
stantial opposition somes from Sena
tor Caffery, of Lou'slana. who will
probably Insist upon debating the sub-
J.-ct at length.
"Friends of the bill," Senator Mor
gan said, "are satisfied the American
people fully understand the provis
ions of the nuo.su tv and recognize the
Importance of prompt action. I'nder
the circumstances, Its advocates wlli
not waste any time In discussion. So
strong Is the sentiment in the senate
faorlng the bill that It might be taken
up tomorrow and passed w 1th not more
than five or six votes against It. There
is a general understanding, however,
that it shall not antagonize the finan
cial bill, now pending, and, therefore,
probably shall not call up the canal bill
until the financial bill is disposed of.
The latter measure It to be voted on
one week from next Thursday.
''I do not believe Senator Caffery
proposes to filibuster against the bill
when it Is taken up. He desires to
present his objections to the proposed
bill, and I understand he will content
himself by explaining his position to
the senate, after which a vote will be
taken. I have no fear as to the result,
as ths senate has twice passed a sim
ilar bill, and the subject Is perfettly
well understood by all of the IntelH
gent people In the t'nited States."
Senator Aldtich, chairman ' of the
finance committee, says there is no
doubt as to the passage of the rnnal
Dili.
"More than two-thirds of the s-iia
favor the bill." he said, "and It Is not
likely that the tmall opposition w
interpose any unnecessary delay i
present me passage of the bill. Th
very snail minority In opposition may
require a few days to present thel
views and friends of the bill will gi
them every reasonable opportunity to
be heard. Unless some unforeseen ob
stacks arise the bill should be pass,
soon after the financial measure
out of the way," - .
Senator Harris, one of the most en
ergetic friends of the canal bill on the
democratic side of the chamber, has
had several conferences recently with
When a young man atks a father for hi
daughter's hand in marriage, if the father
Is a wise one, he thinks of one thin ermai.
ly as important as the young man's morals,
social and business standing and ititeili
fence. A yonng man who suffers from ill
health has no right to marry until his health
is restored. To do so is to commit a crime
against the human race. While all diseases
may not be directly inherited, the constitu
tional tendency to acquire them is inh. r
ited. If a man is a consumptive, the
chances are that his children will have
weak, undersized lungs, and a predisposi
tion to acquire the same disease.
The voune man who suffer fmm W
chilis, weak lungs, spitting of blood or any
disease of the air passages which, if neg
lected leads up to consumption, may take
In. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with
almost absolute assurance of recovery. U
cures rfi per cent, of all cases when taktn
in time. It soothes and heal th. delie-...
and sensitive tissues of the air-passages and
lunjrs, checks the conh. facilitates meet.
oration, drives out all impurities and dis
ease germs fioni the tainted blood and
builds new and healthy tissues.
Mr. fr.hu C. Hern tif Ar.x, r o.-.v m,
burjfh. Vi.. write "Some thirty months apo T
said to my wife. ' I Ann t want to keep anythiiin
from you. I must tell vou I am in the la Jt
01 consumption.' In Iecemlyri(y6i com mental
takmz Dr. riercr s Golden Medical Discovtry
I amid then oniy ipeftk in whiper. I hue
taken tlllrtetn bottle, anrl ran uu Mrllh r
am creatly 1x-nef,tH. people are wirprifed tr
bear me kpcak. I un hailoo. and my voice bl
not ben as "not in e-nht vr yfv t,.mA-.
was never in better condition. Pnrmrtv i
not eat without sufierin: very much imiatdiatelv
after, but now I can eat anything." '
I
Representative Hepburn, of Iowa, who
advocates a smaller appropriation than
la carried In the pending bill, and the
prospects are that a satisfactory agree
ment will be r ached for a limited ap
propriation by the ptesent congress.
"It will be dltlloult ti stay the bill
now," said Senator Harris, "as. ths
American people are- thoroughly atom,
ed to the Importance of building the
canal without further delay. While
there Is no Intention on the part of the
friends of the bill In the senate to
take precipitate action, we feci that too
much time hits already been allowed to
pass without getting down to actual
work n the canal.
The tune Is ripe for beginning the
consiriution of the canal and the whole
country, without regard to p dltlos or
section, demands action by congress
ti ls session,"
GOVERNMENT BACKS DOWN.
(Continued from first Pfi )
him. Clark, he said, tad unstirred him
he was In favor of the tariff on lead
and other raw matcrlu's. and was an
expansionist. The witness d-nled hav
ing tld Senator McKay that any votes
were to be purchased for t'lurk.
Senator Cull.-n (dem.) contradicted
latly the testimony of Whiteside to the
elTecl that he was to receive $15,000 for
his vole for Clark. CnlUn related t-tc
conversation he had with Mm. us Daly
prior to the meeting of the legislature.
during which Duly Is a leged to have!
suld: .
"I will tell you that every man who
votes for Clark will be published as a
boodler and bribetaker. If you fellows
elect Clark. I'll see that he neer takev.
his seat in the senate."
FLAGCU IN HONOLI LU.
WASHINGTON, Feb. . Surgeon
General Sternberg has received a re
port from Major Itlalr D. Taylor, sur-
goon, I. S. A., In regard to the progress
of the bubonic plague In Honolulu. Ills
report is dated at the I'nlted Slates
military hospital, Honlulu, Jan. 15, and
says that up to that date there have
been 34 cases of bubonic plague In the
city of Honolulu with 27 deaths.
"The situation Is very terlous," said
Surgeon Taylor, "as the disease has
broken out In several Isolated places
outside of the orglnally Infected dis
trict. One soldier of the Hawaiian
Natloral' Guard Is dead of the dUnse,
and a white woman from one of the
stores from one of the principal busi
ness is now very HI. In view of the
fact that the d tachment of nineteen
men of the Sixth artillery In town
were necessarily living with and Inti
mately associated with the National
Guard, I have recommended verbally
to the commanding ofllcer that these
troops be removed to Camp MeKlntcy
and placed in an Isolated camp for
sven (lavs nnil not rptumnrl in HiilPr 'or
town until the plague Is over. This has
been done. The board of health seems
to be doing everything In Its power
and is burning Chinatown and all other
Infected localities and keeping the In
habitants In isolated camps. The board
has .i tremendous task before It, how
ever, as the accumulation of filth of
many years Is enormous. We are lucky
at the hospital in being on high ground,
t'vo mll.-s from Infected points uml In
a thinly settled neighborhood. Camp
McKlnley is also well protected, being
five miles from town and completely
Isolated. "
MaJ Taylor Inch s.-s copies of the
order.-, Istieel by Major Mills, command
ln the post for the Isolation and quar
antine of the detachment of men re
cently on guard In the city nf Honolulu
ami for the general protection of the
garrison from possible Infection,
.Slli.frs are not alowed to leave the
camp under any pretense.
Dinner Sets
Bargains.
If Worth Vour
Coming juat to See.
Great American ImportiBH Tea Cx
STOnES 1M TN NUMBETt
PRICES A WAT UNDER
S71 Commercial St., Astoria,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Ry way of
preparation for the gr.-at struggle now
In progress the Roers In the year IMS
bought from France alone guns, car
bines, swords, pistols, cartridges, lead,
zinc, powder, caps, fuses, etc., to the
Invoiced value of J3S8.000, according
to a report' of the - state department
from United States Consul Covert at
yons. ' The consul quotes his figures
from a recent report of the French con-
aid general In the Transvaal on the
resume of that country. II adds that
It la probable several times this sum
was Imported In arms, of which no ac
count was taktn.
The French consul general also re
ports th tt the French stockholders In
the Transvaal mine are moving for a
comb.natlon of Oerniuit, French and
Dutch. Interests, Inspired by a fear that
no matter how the war ends the mines
will be obliged to bear the costs, Th'
r. neiiil opinion in France, according to
the consul. Is that "the lhtcra will be
Inclined to France as ngulnst other
com, tries wh.'n the war Is over." The
French consul general Is quoted as
saying that France does not enjoy the
Mm re of trade In the Transvaal "which
the well-known sympathy of the lloers
tor France ought to assure her."
HIS MOTHER'S
BREAD
II says was always so light
and well baked.
ll there la a knack In mak
ing It.
but don't forget the kind of
stove or range used makes a
difference. Ills mother used a
31
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LltlliiiHal!
W. J. 8CTJIXT, Afant.
Ul Bond streaH.
ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA
RIYER RAILROAD.
Leara.
1:00 a. m.
7:00 p. m.
PORTLAND. Arrlff."
Portland Union rpot.lll:U a.m.
for Astoria and Inter) l:W p.m.
mediate points,
ASTORIA. "
Tor Portland A ln-lll:Mu.
7.45 a.m
I 10 p.m.
termedlata points lo:Mp.m.
BEA8IDB DIVI8ION.
p m.ja. m.
5:O0'll:S5fl.f ....Astoria.... Ar
l.VA 11 .tl A a '
a. tn.ip. m.
7:l i:OD
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SPECIAL SEASIDE SUNDAY TRAIN
Leaves Astoria at I SO a. in ; arrives at
Seaside l:tt a. m.
Passengers may return on any train
hofn on schedule on same date.
ALL TRAINS to and from Seaaid rua !
ot Flavel and Hammond via Warren
ton
All trains make cloae connections at
0b!e with all Northern Paclflo traln
to and from the east or Sound points.
At Portland with all trains leavlnf
Union depot.
At Astoria with I. R. A N. Co.'s boat
and rail line to and from Hrrsco and
N'orJi B&ach points.
THROUO! TICKETS on sale at As-
a man to. Baa Francisco, all
curoprin points.
City ticket Offloe AstorU. 124 rnmm.r.
ai street.
J. (?. MA TO
Oea'l Tft and Pax. Aavnt.
A FEW
INTERESTING
FACTS
Whoa people ar contemplating a trii
wbother on business or pleasure, thn
naturally want the best service 0b.
Uinaoie so far aa speed, comfort aad
safety Is concern od. Employes of th
WISCONSIN CENTRAL LIN EL ar
uald to aerre the public and our trains
are operated so aa to make elose cos
n actions with diverting lines at all
Juocvtlon points.
Pullman Palace Sleeping and Chair Cart
on through train.
Dlnmg Car sarrKs nneicelled. Ileal
served a la carte.
In order to obtain this ft, -si class aervlc
ask the ticket agent to sell you a Uckai
ova ......
TheWisconsln Central Lines.
and you will make direct oonneotlons ai
St. Paul for Chicago. Milwaukee and
all point east
For any further Information call on aa.i
ticket agent, or correspond with
JAS. C. POND, Gen. Pass. Agent,
or J AS A CLOCK. Milwaukee, Wis.
OeoeraJ Agent
Ml Burk St.. romand Ore
A NEW YEAR'S GUIDE.
There Is one book everyone ahould
make an effort to get. for the new vear
It contains simple and valuable hlnta
concerning neaWh, many amusing an
ecdote, and much general Information.
We refer to Hostetter'a Almanac, pub
lished by The Hoatetter Co., Pitta
burgh, Pa, It will prove valuable to
any household. Sixty employe are
kept at work on this valuable book.
Tho Issue for 1500 will be over eight
minions, printed in tn jangiish, Ger
man, French, Welsh, Norwegian, Swe
dish, Holland, Bohemian and Spanish
languages. It contalna proof of the ef
ficacy of Hostetter'a Stomach Bitters,
the great remedy prepared by the pub
lishers, and Is worthy of careful pres
ervation. Tha almanac may be ob
tained free of coat, at any druggist or
general aeaier in tne country.
fill
WHITE COLLAR LINt
Columbia Rlvar and ruMwt Sound Nal
gatloa Company,
Halley Oatiurt leavws Astoria dally,
xeepi Hunday, at T p, m.
Leaves Portland dally eioept Bun
day at T a. m.
White Collar Una tickets and a It
h N. tickets Interchangeable en Bailey
Uataert and Hamalo,
A. J. Taylor, Astoria Aft
V. ft SCOTT, Telephone 111
President
HOT POISONOUS FACE BLEACH
Put a tme lienntilL r, Mug the ouly prep
aration sold under a positive guarantee of
fl.iMMl t lint it contains not a grain or
fraction tlieicofof p.iouoit or deleted
ous selnlaiH'CS. Indorsed by the tlloat
cclelir.itcd nttistra nC the lyric mid dra
matic singe : recommended by eminent
lilivslciiuts, anil itiiitoutlccd hiirmlraa by
leading chemists
WISDOM'S FAMOUS ROSERTtNE.
II LthmtiK ir)iniallin ii.iw tied t rlimM J
ltlir iu irijM-fiiaTr a iH.ttilll.tl etHIIlrftlli Ak
yvor drut;t(t.l ftit II niet da ihI be Indmrft lu lak
uythliiK -ir l'inr flo mil. pr. luttlt.
It is Incontrovertible!
The Editor or the "Christian Million,"
antUr th hrading ol Oontral Nott,on
A ig.itt to, i a wrtii
"A fintf arlkle IM lUnd upon Its e
irt. ami may ttly upon It ihal nolbl(
ill ionllnu Ions huh tlo not, In mm
r k dfgr, fcarmonli Ilk lh alala
nirnl hkh ar publlihcii conttrnlnf It,"
Kr. Hall Calnc,
Author ol "Th rnutr,""Th Man.
" ." "Th I'lmttmn." ate, hn tixak
iu on "Ctiiiciini," rcailf , u:tl
"hl Ihlns thai la advrtlMd rull
' l tooil It uc ami M prmannily wn
' H i bml, II aly fu. br a akila I lbs puMW
' HiMls II eal."
) lie ProprUOr of
i
BEECtlAM'S PILLS
hx m l ovr and ovr(ain
, " :. I tallav'y to IsualM that anylhlnf
, til' .', Ml bxaiM It I advwIlM. Haw
, ."i. rlruahavahatartl llh (tart
tn ' .':iuild In ikmar Iha IkI la, a
k .-an II not aully iwlLni a tttmmi Umi mnt
i vry dluall.llrd ruixhaMf doo n tlnMa
, (tore harm than ana MlliHtd da inn.).
tMurerily the us el nort Ihaa a.OOO.OOl
, o.n ol III I CHAM'S 11 LI S rr annum,
, a.lrra public trial 4 hall-a-cantury. la con.
, .iiislva tnllmony ol Ihalr pupwinrlly, au
, I'.rluflly ami pratafMal Of1b."
' Ifcs. km'l Ml. kv m,y fp Sh h ftankUi
! i j m.liIH ..., Hi, fcnfli. UiK.,f H H-4.n.
,a I !M,t, .uiwl wllhw.. I , ,tMi
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These tin Cspiulei ire superior
to Uaiwm ot up4ibiy-i.
Cubebl Of Iniectioni and AimuA
CURE IN 48 HOURSlJlJ
the wm diseases with.
out inconvenience.
Mi Y all lrtf1iH.
Ah. that tail aioiul warn
wr hmr
Drath'(iil poil'inthuvrr
in nrar
Above the ouf w huM niul
dear.
We know that death
mut sooner or later
come to all, but we can
never aarrlr foretell
when the dread aiifrl
will appear. No in.itur
how imminent the sum
niona may arem, It may
lill. in (Md'a (mid provi
dence, be far swar. It i
hart it mall', kit.
manlty to man wJ rlff
nrsa and death ! if' J 4 1 1 j
sa far aa Ilea in ! ; f 1 1 1 j
mortal power J''Vfi Kn
nearly ininv
rears avo. uu
limlitiitton w.ia
founded in HiifTalo, NV.. known aa the
Invalid' Motel and Surgical Intitute.
which ha finer become one of the moal
famou institution in the wotl.l for it
cnormou ln-u. fit to the sick and ullrrinx
nil over the I'nitcd Stutea. Thouxamls
have come there for treatment and trim of
tliotiiuinda have received priifraloiml ad
vice by mail with siiRgektiiuis for inrxprn
sive liomr trf-attti'-ril, wherebv they huve
lieen cured of severe, and in many in
stances, appHrently hiipelena dieaea
A Mnmarliiuell man, Mr. John llrnnks, of
Royliloti, WurieMer Co., writ. : " Ali'Hit a yrm
Ku I will tnkea with a lml ml'l wlil.ll wtllnl
on my Iuiik. The iloctur Mid I w In eim
iimptimi and coiild not let well. I took KmiiiI
inn of Cod l.lver Oil mid it (lid me no gl.
Alter taking II dnir iiiontlia I heard of your
('.olden Mrdi.nl Dicovrry,' and wrote to vou
for advice. I have luken your meilidne and it
aaveil my life. I fell an nick when I wrote to
you thai I thouiiht I would not live thnniKh the
winter. In the tik.i tiii.K I ralaed an awful lot
and would Mill all the lime aud had pain In my
cheat. Mv dowel would not move more Ihim
once or twlre a week; my lretiKth nearly
gone; I could uot do a whole day work. Now,
my bowel are regular every day aud 1 feel no
more pntn in my client. I feel a great deal
troiifer, 1 am working hard every day, driv
ing a team In the wood, and towe my thank
to Dr. I'lrne Golden Medical Discovery. I
know It aved my life."
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those which are aggravated by constipation
In such case Dr. i'ierce's IMeaant Pellet
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State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas
County, ss.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
Is the senior partner of the firm of F.
J. Cheney A Co., doing buslnea In the
City of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
th sum of $100 for each and every
case of catarrh that cannot bo oured
by the use of- Hall's Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to Wore me and subscribed
In rny presence this 6th day of Decem
ber, A. D. 1886.
A. W. GLEASON, . Notary Public
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