Bandon recorder., July 03, 1902, Image 4

favor, that thrives bo pardonod ? Who
asked it? and ivhy? Perhaps Hanna;
we can understand that; but where
IH PUBLISHED
was Roosevelt and R'
"nd Wood
|VKBY Til U BSD A Y AFTERNOON
and the rest? Tho relcasement of
Neely nnd Rathbone from puuibli
BY ...
rnent is an intei national t'eatulal.
DAVI» E. STITT,
Cuba really insulted tho United
States, though innocently and uuin
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
tentionally. by pardoning these
thieves. Yet Cuba is not to blame;
SUBSCRIPTION KATES.
she knew that our most persistent
$2 00 and prominent Senators and politi
One Year.........
. 1 00 cians demanded freedom for these
Hix Months. .
50
Three Mouths
audacious criminals.
Tho world looks on; what does it
Thia peper is entered at the Bandon post
say?
“The great Americau Govern
oifioe as Second-clasa Matter.
ment’s chief business is, apparently,
P. FISHER, NEWSPAPER ADVER to protect and gain the freedom of
.Jatising Agent, 21 Mt-ritbuiifs’ Exchange,
rascals, swindlers and thrives.“ And
dun Francisco, is our authorized agent.
it looks that way. The pardon of
This paper is kept on file in his office.
three thieving pete of prominent poli­
ticians would put Robin Hood to the
blush, if he were alive. He would
EDITORIAL
have scorned to take money iu the
way they did.
Reports from convicts Tracy and
But wo ate more “civilized“ thau
Merrill indicate that they Hppear nn<l he was.
disappear at leasure, and from the
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numerous thefts and holdups they
llreatk* All Kecord*.
are reported to have been engaged iu
one would judge that their wants
B loomington , 111., June 28.—All
ought to be well supplied.
weather records in Central Illinois,
Rathbone who has been pardoned are being broken this year. Rain has
out of prison in Cuba, where be had fallen steadily for 24 hours, approach­
been incarcerated for complicity in ing a cloudburst in extent at times,
postoffico frauds, is importuning At intervals last night snow fell,
Congress for an investigation. Rath­ while the temperature dropped to 45
bone was a witness before a commis­ degrees. But for the rain there wonld
sion at Washington some six years have been frost. Excess of moisturd
ago when one Marcus A. Hanna was this summer has given all classes of
charged with having bribed Ohio crops a serious backset,
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legislators, and his knowledge of the
whitewashing process political influ­
The Same Ohl Story.
ence can accomplish has induced him
J. A. Kelly relates an experience
to apply to Congress for a character.
similiar to that which has happened
Time swings rapidly along and Ins in almost every neighborhood in the
reached a period when even the pro­ United States and has been told and
digious obstructionists in Congress re told by thousands of others. He
bad to move and they have chosen snvs: “Last summer I bad an attack
the Panama Canal route. If scientific of dysentery and purchased a bottle
reports in regard to this route are of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera nnd
true, this choice will prove the greatest Diarrhoea Remedy, which I used ac
strategy in obstruction that the world cording to directions and with entirely
has yet seen. The route has been satisfactory results. The trouble was
pronounced impracticable, and if this controlled much quicker than former
is so, it means not only delay in con­ attacks when I used other remedies.”
structing an Isthmian canal, for at Mr. Kelly is a well known citizen of
least years to come, but it Henderson, N. C For sul« t>y C. Y.
means that the American people will Lowe.
be taxed to construct an inapoBsfbllily.
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THE RECORDER
I
The Fopulist party in Oregon is
gone. It has moved on in the line of
progression and is anchored in Social •
istu, the acme of government. The
Populist party sacrificed itself to
unite the reform parties, but failing
in this, its advanced thinkers, many
of whom were Socialists before the
party sprang into existence, have gone
to Socialism, pure and simple, as the
grand bulwark behind -syliicb to do
battle for complot^ justice to man—
whether laborers or capitalists, as So­
cialism bolds nothing within its con­
fines except that which is right.
It purposes to draw the line
whore one man's rights end, and
another person’s rights begin. How­
ever, Populism has left a momento
by which it will be remembered, and
that souvenir is the adoption of the
Jtitiativo and Referendum in Oregon.
Pardoned the Rascaln Out.
Boot** and Filipino*.
Lord Kitcbner appears to have Po
litical as well as military talents, He
welcomed the surrendering Boers not
only as “fellow subjects,” but as ‘Tel-
low citizeue,” This is unfortunately,
more than wo can do, or rather more
than we will do, in the case of the
Filipinos. Euglund had a harder
tussle in conquering the Boers than
wo have had or will have in conquer­
ing the Filipinos; but the British now
have citizens, “fellow citizens,“ as
well as fellow subjects; but what have
we got? Neither subjects nor citizens.
The Supreme Court doesn't know;
the Prssident doesn’t know: Congress
doesn’t know; even Senator Spooner,
who is supposed to know everything,
doesn’t know. Possibly the only man
who knows is Senator Beveridge, and
the American people are considerably
doubtful yet about that vacuous and
voluminous oratorical pie^a of ma
cbinery.
Why not leave the whole question
to tho egg walker, Senator Allieou?
Let him arise in bis tremendous
Iowan dignity, as a man who never
ventured near a danger line in his
long life, and say “Mr. President,
Gentlemen. Men and Brethren: Tho
Filipinos are not citizens, neither sub
jects; this is clear; yon see it. It is ti
necessity that we should treat them
thus aud so. The Philippine question
is thus easy; is bo resolved. By and
large, that is all there is of it (two
more eggs, please). Now everybody
surely is completely satisfied, Smile,
gentlemen, with me.“ (Great ap
planse ) - Portland Telegram.
W. C. T. U. COLUMN.
DANDON
THOMAS ANDERSON, Prop
Right Shall Rule.
Short is the triumph of evil,
Long ia the reign of right;
The men who win by the «id of sin,
The nation that rule« by might*
The party that lives by corruption.
The trickster, the knave, the thief,
May thrive for a time on the fruits of crime,
But their seeming success is brief.
Sneer, if you will, at honor;
Make virtue a theme for jest;
Reflect on the man who strives as he can
To seek and to d? the best;
Make goodneas a butt for slander*
And offer excuse for vice;
Proclaim the old lie. the corruptionist's cry,
That every man has his price.
Yet know that the truth shall triumph,
That every evil shall find its doom:
That the cause of right, though subdued by
might,
Shull break from the strongest tomb;
That wrong though it seems to triumph
Lasts only for a day,
While the cause of truth has eternal youth,
And shall rule o'er the world for aye.
—J. A. Edgerton.
The next W C T U meeting takes
place Tuesday, at 3 P. M., the resi­
dence of Mrs. \V. H. Logan.
Clippings from the Young Crusader.
An English society is putting up in
factories nnd shops anti-profanity
posters and distributing leaflets on
the same subject.
Organized effort is being made by
representatives of the various churches
of St. Louis to secure a Religious
building at the St. Louis World’s
Fuir in 1903. There is to bo no •‘mid
way“ and no open Sunday.
Iu prohibition Maine, where it is
said prohibition “is no good,” there
were last year behind the prison bars
841 persons, a total of tliiiteen for
every 10,000 people; while in Massa
chnsetts, the best enforced license law
state, there were 7,451 prisoners, or
thirty three for every 10,000 of popu­
lation .
Intemperance stands for every
thing that is bad. The old story of
the sheik comes to rnii.d. He is eaid
to have offered a list of crimes to a
young friend and asked him to select
the least pernicious, The friend
turned away from murder, licentious
ness, stealing, and others, nnd selected
drunkenness. Whereupon (he old
man declared that he had chosen the
very thing that would lead him to
perpetrate all tho rest. Many years
ago a New York daily paper, which
has never been noted for its advocacy
of tomparance, asserted that ‘•Rum is
the key that openB the door to untold
misery and debasement”- and the
experience of mankindhns established
the trnt
-as of iho remavk.
If You Do
Stoves, Ranges
We are still doing Im-iiusH nt I lie Old
Stand niul cun pleare you. Give us a Call
nnd examine our
Will Keep on Hand at all Times
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard,
Sausages, Etc., also
and Farm Implements, Etc
Now is the time to purchase Hardware.
in stuck a large assortment of
Fresh Vegetable«, Poultry, Eggs Butter and all Farm Produce, mid a
The undersigned lias
Tinware, Granite war 6
Generous supply of fresh Groceries Hardware,
Glassware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplies.
1 will pay highest merket price for beef, pork, mutton,woo), bides, etc.
Paint*, Oil*. floor* am' Window*.
T1NSHOP IN CONNECTION.
LADIES’ FURNISHING
DEPARTMENT.
tmr
A. McNAIR,
The Bandon Hardware Man,
In connection with the Market Mrs. Anderson conducts a
LADIES’ FURNISHING DEPARTMENT, constantly add­
ing new goods to her stock of Jackets, Cloaks, Ladies’
Underwear, Shirt Waists, Shirt Waist Sets, Collars, Cuffs,
Ladies’ and Children’s Hose.
AMERICUS CLUB
. PURE whiskey
Particular attention given to new and latest styles.
The New, Speedy and Elegantly Fitted Twin-Screw
Steamer,
DORADO
I
I Sawm as;
CAPT. AV. II. BATCHELDER.
This Steamer will eive n regular 10 day Service between Coquille Diver, Oregon, and San
Francisco. California, for both pus.-seiigers and freight.
< Th
For fall or further information apply to C.-ipt. W. H. Batchelder, on board etenmer, or
N. LORENZ, Agent. Uoqu’lla. Oregon.
M. R. LEE. Agent, Bandon, Oregon.
E. T. Klil’Z. General Agent, 2U7 Front St n t. Suu Fraticieco. California.
í«'a
K'S,
Proprietor.
]Vi EAT MARK Ki
CAÏÎL KWTOX
I 5 ' I
ï a
v w tût* A O )
V<ri carry a complete stuck of
TINNER'S SUOI’ IN
CONNECTION.
Too's, Cutlery, Doors and Windows,
'ittJup.H mid l’lunibtrg il
0 recon
My liver was in a very bad shape, and uiy head
ached and i bad stomach trouble Now. sinco tak­
ing Cascarets^l feci lino. 217 wife has also usu4
them with beneficial results tor sour stomach.”
4l>3. KRSUUNG, 11*21 Congress St., St. Louis, Ma
Liniment Fur Strains.
Mr. F. II W ells , the merchant nt
Deer Park, Long Island, N. Y., says:
“I always recommend Chamberlain’s
P tin Balm as the iiigst liniment for
strains. I used it last winter fi r a
severe lameness in the side, resulting
from a strain, and was greatly pleased
with the quick relief an<| cure it ef­
fected. For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
.
COBSCN.
•’Arter I war ladneed to fry (’.13C.1-
KETAv, J will never be without them In the houso.
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The
DO you need any hard - ware ?
MAH li l<rr.
CANDY
CATHARTIC
ana j/jc-co’
Pieasant, Palatable. Potent. Tn Me Good. Do
Good, Never Sicken, Weaken, or Gripe. 10c. 25c,50c
...
CURE CONSTIPATION.
Bed I loom Suites
Ciir’r.in Poles and Fine
Wall Parier nnd
mid Pi< < t s.
indo« ! mini ■. •>.
iloti J«iiiinR«
-------- SEWING MACHINES AND BA11Y CARRIAGES--------
...
Bicrlljq Remedy t ompany, (hlestro, Montreal, Sew York. 318
NOTICE FOR PUBLICAHON.
AiflLTft FAO Sold amt guaranteed by all drug-
I RU" 1 Ue&£U Rista to CX-IiE Tobacco Habit.
Cabinet Shop in Connec
•/> n
.on.
M Hi I
and Pillows Xladti
M2Ure<>'>e¿
order.
Fuîiiitnre lb pa:ring and S.iw filing a Specialty.
L and O ffice , at R usebuiig , OmtaoN*
June 9.1902.
•' t. nr.d Fitted to O dvr- Ail
EO YEARS’
Gir.
sa Siz.s
«¡'V ;H.d wei«:t.4 k<, t on li "d
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI
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EXPERIENCE
Ll the following named settler has filed
A Full Line of Buri;:! C i
J
id
.‘Js, nnd Undertaking Supplies
notice of his intention to make final pru«»£
( Of
n Hand.
in support of his claim, and that said proef
wil'i he made before J. H. Upton* U. S. Com­
tn nJ oner, at Langlois* Orepon, on July 28,
1902, viz:
JOSEPH J KREUZER,
npr“<’>
on his II. E. No. 8409. for the S}u of NW>4Z,
T rade M arks
of SW1^. Sec. 30, Tp. 30 8,. R. 14 West.
D esigns
He names the following witnesses to prove
rrW
t
’
C
opv rights Ac.
his coni inn ms residence upon and cultiva
Anvone sending a sketch nnd description may
L and On ice at iioexiiuiiG. < uegon ,
tion of said land viz: Charles Langlois <»f
quickly Hscert.iiin our opinion free whether an
Invention is prolmbly patentable. Communica­
Langlois, Oregon, F. T. McMullen, of Den­
J unu 9, 1902
tions
strictly contidontinl. Handbook on I’ntenta
mark. Oregon. A. J. Wilson, of Langlois,
»ent free. Oldc:;t nircncy for securing patents.
Oregon, C. F. Blumvnrotlicr, of Langlois, X t OTI<’E IS hereby GIVEN Tii.vr
Patents
taken through Munn A Co. receive
the folloVc.ng inimtd st tt » r Las filed
O^cial notice, without cimrgo, in tho
Oregon.
notiru of his ihlent n>n t«> moke filial proof
J. T. B bidocs ,
in H' | port «.f bis ciaini. and that -aid piuof
jnelit
Register.
will tie liiiide before J. U. Uptoii, U. IS.
A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Largest cir­
t’ommiiisi'Hier at l.tingloia, Grugou* u.,
culation <»f any scientific Journal. Terms, f.3 a
July 28, 1902, viz:
year; four month», |L Sold by all newsdealers.
For many yaar. w« have .nl.l our v. biak ici mrl Clgara to whrlMalora only
rut cur I rand j are preferred by tl.em, aa they aro superior Io nil other.. Jn
W \RREN BOVEE
3'
er to (jivo the Consumer »he Iteiu ft. of the large profile of Dealer an 1
L and O uicb at R oseiivbo , O iikion ,
.1 'Hman.wehuvi decided to now soil direct to the Consumer cur Rost
un liin H. E. No 8f-‘J7, for tlm Ki ’4, Seo. 24.
Branch Office, 625 F St., Washington, I). C.
I’oj'ulur Brs»ds of Whiakiee end Cljrr. at less thin wholes !« prices
Jane il, UW2.
L'p. 30 8.. K. 1.» West.
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JU> ItES’fRlCTIOSS! KVEKV
___________________________________ OSR WI1.1, «KT THWI I i
MOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THU
he names tlm following witnesses to prove
With evx rv quart bottle of otir fsmous 10 year old
Ulf yi’lub Pure IJyr
the following named Hettier has filed ilia uotilinu* us retiidencv up«»:i and uuitiva
md ons f «x of our ju'-tly cdebrnt« I ..■'nnlnr Cuban h.md-Wade 10e Clear
«ut««™
notice of his intention to inailo Hind proof lion of said land, viz: Chai ks 1. lUutoen
Havana Cuban Sp^lala, we will give ABHOJ . TKI.Y FHEEoneof the h in 1-
s Hnestopcn f're, extra heavy nickel Qanl’a Watches Diftde.tno lady«» stci 1
in support of his claim, and that asid pinot rotlior. of Laugiois, Oregon, Andrew J. Wil­
Ihmdon. Orogon*
" ind and set, rennlne American movomrnt and case, best timekeeper <>n
will lie npido before E. A 11,'dite. U. 8. Coin son of Langlois. Oregon, James Aluiubhiigh,
<■ irth, d wi n, t tarnish and will last a lifetime. 1 extra fine Vienna Meer-
mi-siom r. nt Myrtle Point. Oregon, on Jul\ of Langlois, Or* gun, Sjlvcsttr bumu.ers* of
« 'haum l ine. 1 genuine Mocrs-haum Cigar Holder, 1 p-uuino Xcorsd.. ue
•'igarettc Holder, 1 pretty k-ther Tobacco pouch, 1 cl-'tnnl extra heavy
211, 1Ù02, viz:
Langlois. Oreguu.
nickel rLitch box, 1 pair pc irl cuff butter., I l*»ll top collar button, 1 nock-
JOSEPH E. WOODS,
J. T. liUlDUKS.
•i/! holder, 1 pair aloeve huttnns. I double chain and ono beautiful charm
\!1 jow.'lry heavily 14k fold plated. All these 14 piece, with onobox of out
jllfelll
K gl-le’’.
on hi. H. E. No. ‘.ttlJÓ. for the S.Uj of SE'4,
famonsCubanSpeclel. and one quart bottle of our famous 10 year old Que n
Sec. 1. Tp. 29 8 , It. 15 Went.
City Club Pure Ryo cannothe bcHfht for lc«s than 913.00. Wo sell tin
Whiskey and Ch,are in-ftM2 V (J*. QY C O I> with prlvileroef ex-
He mimeH the following witnesses toprove
Ib jusl in receipt of a new and
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
cludlngthoHpri.osforVnlln ■ tpvricf amination, Vvhilj Whiskey
his continuous risidence niton mid coltiva
fresh stock of
HndCicirsalc.iieeostmorctbinT.-e ask fortheentire lot Our Wlilehey h
nn Absoliite’y Pure 10 year old Hye nnd our Cigars Rennlne Cuban bantl-
tion of said land, viz: John Lamont, of
L and O ffice at R oseburg , O regon ,
made.clear Havana,made In our own factory These ci<ar. are far bettor
Bandon, Oregon, S. D. Jenkins, of Bandon,
han anything ever adverti«ed bcfnrn Wo Guarantee the froeda and refundl , . ,
—
June 9, 1902.
T-tap ? I An F.xtri Premium of an elegant Pocket knife with two blades, I cork-screw, 1 cigar «utter an
Oregon, U. F. Shannon, of Bandon, Oregon.
•
*.
represented.
I
111*
A’OTK’E IH HEREBY GIVEN THAT Patent and Proprietary Preparations —
fl-tss I cutter,
If <•>
f3 97
lent I'l
In nuvunrn
ndvanre wnn
with eru.r
order
Good« vomv
aani^in
Writ« ~
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UIH'I, I!
JI is .unj
• •• plain ^package.
F. W. Dygert, of Myrtle Point, Oregon.
whoicMlc Frico Listo of Liquors *n«i Clgnrs.
Responsible agents wanted
Order to-day.
,
TN tli<’ tollowing named settier lias tiled
J. T. BnilxiHs,
V. 8. DISTILLER'S DISTRIBUTING CO.-Dept. IC., «U1 North Clark St.,Chicago,
Toilet Articles,
notice of his intention to make filial proof
jne!9
^Register.
in support of his clfriui* nnd that said proof
Druggists Siisidvie*.
will bv made before J. H. Upton U. S. Corn
missom r at Langlois, Oregon, on July 28* P erfumes , B rushes , S ponges , SoArs
1902* viz;
Nurs and C andies .
ANDREW J. WILSON,
Cigar«, Toba<*coA and Clgareitm,
on his H. E. No. 9017, for the SET of NW!4'. Paints. Oils, OiitHseR. and Painter's Supplied
NW >4 of NE’4, '*)•• <>f HEU , Sec. 2.'», Tp. DO
8., K 15 W si.
tie names the following witneaaos tn
prove his continuous residence upon nnd
THE STEAMER----
cultivation
of waai land, viz:
T. Blumen-
P. B. HOYT, Prop
rot her, of Langhin. Oregon, John Clausen,
of Langlois, Oregon, Joseph J. Kreuzer, of
rumiteli ill EL DORADO BUILDING,
Langlois, Oregon, W. P. Bovee, of Langlois,
THOMAS WHITE., Master
(
Iregun.
Flwit Street, 1IAN DON, Oil KG ON
J. T. B ridge «,
Leaven Bandon every morning, except
ALL CASES OF
juelO
Register.
Sunday, at 7:30 o’clock «nd makes connec
SHAVING, SHAMPOOING AND HAIR
tinns with the train and Htcamer Myrl at
10:30 a. in. nt Coquille ('¡tv.
CUTTING AT STANDARD PRICES.
Leaves C<»qaill<» Gity atl2:39 p. in., arriv­
ing at. Bandonat 4U10 p. m.
U ^DERTAKINQ
The custom of turning rogues free
is nn old one, but that it is a wise one
doeth not yet appear. It is a well
established fact, that in fruit or veg­
etables. if oue begins to decay unless
it is separated from those that are
sound it soon produces an undesirable
effect upon them, causing them to
rot also.
This is a condition that obtains
among living, breathing human be­
ings as well as in the vegetable king
dom, aud it is very questionable
whether it is the proper thing to
(urn criminals free and extend their
contaminating influence.
There is one marked circumstance
on record wlicro the just was con­
—oco----
demned and the guilty party let go
$1O(> Ke M a rd 8100.
free. This instance was the crucifiction
pf Jesus of Nazareth, and the turning
The readers of this paper will be
out of Barabbas, the robber by the pleased to learn that there is at least
Jews.
one dreaded disease that science has
l’ahistine, the heme of the Jews be­ been able to cure in all its stages, and
came overrun with robbers, and the that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure
natton who chose to live with the tin is the only positive cure known to the
just rather than the just, have wan­ medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
dered for centuries in strange lands, constituthmal disease, requires a con­
a distinct people without a country. stitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh
They received what they asked for, Cure is taken internally, acting di­
PARLORS
but were they wise in making their rectly upon the blood and mucous
choice?
surfaces of the system, thereby
The following comment is from the destroying the foundation of the
Portland Telegram in regard to the disease, and giving the patient
pnrdoning of Neely and Rathbone by strength by building up the constitn
the Cuban authorities:
tion nnd assisting nature in doing its
Cuba made a bad mistake in the work: The proprietors have so much
very beginning of its career. If it faith in its curative powers that they
makes any more of the same nature, offer One Hundred Dollars for any Bathroom newly fitted up with t’orcelahi
Tub, Hot or Cold But Its 25 cents.
it will deserve to sink, nationally, case that it fails to cure. Send for
“unwept,“ nnhenored and unsung.“ list of testimonials.
One of the first things Cuba did
Address, F. J. C heney & Co., To-
to Get
was to grant an amnesty or pardon to ledo, O. Sold by Druggists 75e.
all criminals, theives and scoundrels flail’s Family Pills are the best.
Shaving Parlors
$2
fcr
but you
hailing from the United States
Among these wore Neeley nnd Rath--
get your
and Bathrooms
bone, who stole large amounts from Notine ix hereby given to all persons not
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the Cuban postal funds. Cuba did to trespHss npon the premies*, of Dr. Kenyon,
Shaving 3 5 Cení*.
between Florae Lake and the coun­
Ibis, apparently, to propitiate or situated
ty road, in Northern Curry, by removing,
Itatli* 2.» Cent*.
please the United States (government, cutting, or destroying timber npon said
land. {■-’> reward will be paid for informa
Bcalcr in ¡¡loot* nnd Shoe*
pot have we descended to this—that tion leading to a conviction of treapas. as
Workmanship tip to dato in any­
stated
p> gain the favor of the newest and Dated above.
thing
in
my
line.
RepairitifjjTiently and promptly done at
at. Bandon, Oregon. Mnrch 14. lfM’l
lowest living prices.
fenkest of nations we ask,' as the first
DETER NELSON, Agent
----- Next Door to T’oit office.------
ScfentUlc jfttnerfcan.
MUNN SCo.36'“a* New York
CLARENCE Y. LGWE,
i
Druggist and
Apothecary
Drugs end Chemicals,
E l D orado
ANY
HEAD
T0NS0ÍUAL
J. L. THOMPSON Zou Can't Expect
worth
$1,
can
money’s
worth at
DISPATCH
I fSB
HARD HEAR8NG
DEAFNESS
ARS
HOW CURABLE
by otir new invention.
Ask your
Druggist
for a generous
IO CENT
TRIAL SIZE
M. BREUER’S
i
CATARRH
Only those born deaf are incurable.
HEAD F. HOISES
CEASE «■«DIATflY.
A. WERMAN, OF BALTIMORE, SAYS:
B altimore . M<1 . Mnrch 30. toot .
Gentlffnen .• — Bein^ entirely cured of deafness, thnuko to your treatment 1 will now give you
a full history of my case, to be used at \ our di^retion.
About five years ago my right cat bvg ; a Lo ; ing, and thia kept cti gelling worse, until I lost
my hearing in this ear entirely
I underwent a treatment for catarrh, for three mouths, wi’linnt any Micrrss, consulted a num­
ber of physicians, among others, the mo t eniinen» e *r « piciil: t oi this city, who told inc that
only an operation could h Ip me, and
” 11 that <'nly P nij'dy, that the head noises woul«4
then cease, but the hearing in the n(T< - lea would b--lost t rover.
I then saw vonr advcrtisevi , nt at i
1
i: •' N r. v 5 k j.tprr. ami ordered your treat­
ment. After I had used it only a few d ’ - ? : dir. g to ' ”ir directions, the noises ceased an<4
to-day, after five week«, my he-.r’»’’ hi t'v db -a-» I ear has bet n eutircly restored.^ I tha\ik you
heartily aud beg to remain
Veij trulv y i
b.
VfKKMAN, 730S Hr ..dway, Baltimore, Md.
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