WASHINGTON LETTER.
K
Thousands H a v e K id n ey Trouble
and D on’t K now it.
usu
In every community there arc those J'ttOM O ub R kc . iu . ar üokkkkpoxjjemt .) I
now To Find Out.
—PUftMlftHKp VVKJIY FBIO A V MOftNIXO.—»
Fill a bottle or common glass with youi
who see, or think they see, a moral issue
water and let it stand twenty-four hours; a
involved in whatever becomes a m atter j
—AT—
sediment or set­
You are made aw are of the necea- of public concernment. It may be b u t1
tling indicates an ,
W ashington , May 20, 1901.
unhealthy condì- Ì
P u > s b n c s ,
L amb C o u x t t ,
Camma •ity for cleansing your blood la the t|ie « ,^ ,¡ 0 ,, oi „
lnMter or de
Th i ihnen», in Sun Francisco, of Mrs.
tlon of the kid- |
spring by humors eruptions and other ciding w|ie(hpr Qr „ot certail) public I McKinley, and the death. in Warhing-
neys; if it stains
- - - by • ■
your linen it is
<,U^7'?i »* V n
improvements shall be undertaken; 1 ir.g ton, of Mrs. Gage, wife of the Secro-
■idi
evidence
of kid­
O r th at dull headache, bilious, nau»
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ney trouble; too
aeous, nervous condition and that tired ".esc good people come forward with tary of the Treasury, have been more
frequent desire to
feeling are duo to the same causo— their »grave questions of morality and discussed both in official nnd private
pass it or pain in
Editor and Proprietor,
the back Is also
weak, thin. Im pure, tired blood,
endeavor to inject them, as it were, into .circles for several days past than matters
•re<
Am erica's G reatest Spring Medi- what is really only a plain business of state. Illness and death are two 1
:ou
W hat to Do.
.at
proposition, having no moral aspect things which never fail to absorb the in- j
Florence, Oregon, May 31, 1001. cine is Hood’s Sarsaparilla,
There is comfort In the knowledge so
| I t makes the blood rich and pure, whatever. Oftentimes the establish - terest of those concerned, and in cases
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-
I cures scrofula and salt rheum, gives a
ment of public utilities are frustrated 1 of persons of such prominence, all ate Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills every
FISH TRAPS PROHIBITED.
, clear, healthy complexion, good appe- j
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wish in curing rheumatism, pain In the
,tl.
i tite, sw eet sleep, sound health.
; and men are chosen to office for which 1 concerned. Had the death of Mrs. M - back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
Kinley
been
announced,
there
would
of
the urinary passage. It corrects Inability
F or cleansing the blood the best they are totally unqualified, because oi
Tiie tallowing letter from Senator
to hold water and sca'dlng pain in passing
the blind, unreasoning activity of a few have been no public surprise, but, as It or bad effects following use of liquor,
Kuykendall was received this week, We medicine money cun buy is
1 impractical ” reformers.” That these though to emphasise the adage ‘‘It is wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
have been unable to obtain n copy of the
necessity of being compelled to go often 1
; people are really sincere and honest we always the unexpected that happens,” during the day, and to get up many times i
statute to wliich lie refers, but will pub­
may easily believe, but the fact is that Mrs. McKinley, who has been an invalid during the night. The mild and the extra­
lish it for the benefit ol our readers as
ordinary effect of Sw am p-R oot Is soon
Some by education or lack of it, and for years, rallied and it is now hoped, realized. It stands the highest for its won-j
Boon as we can get it,
others by cl.osen avocation, are unqual- will recover, and Mrs. Gage, who had derful cures of the most distressing cases. 1
K l ' oenk , Ore., May 26, 1901,
It Is Peculiar to Itself,
If you need a medicine you should have the
iffed to exercise sound judgment upon enjoyed robust health until she took the best. Sold by druggists in 50c. and$1. sizes.
Mr. W. H. Weatherson, Florence,
You may have a sample bottle of this
questions which are purely business grip, as a result of exposure during the
Oregon—S irt I note this morning in
THE NEW SCHOOL LAW,
wonderful discovery
inauguration
ceremonies
at
the
east
propositions. It is a pitiable spectacle
the W «rr your complaint that fish trap»
and a book that tells
,
when such men are heard talking them­ front of the capital, died. Brief funeral more about tt, both sent SfSS-Vjrdlii
are being located in HieSiutlaw River to
Supcrlntendent Ackerman has sent to
absolutely free by mail,
selves hoarse in endeavors to give a services were held this morning at the address Dr. Kilmer & nome or sw»mp noo«.
such au extent as to be a menace to ■
all county superintendents the following
moral or immoral character to things residence of Secretary Gage, after which Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When writing men­
navigation and destructive to the «»I-1
circular letter, whiich is of genuine in­
tion reading this generous offer in this paper.
which plain, everyday, sensible practical the secretary and liis daughter left for
roon. I would call your attention to tiie 1
terest ;
citizens regard as purely business m at­ Chicago, with the remains. Mrs. Gage
general fish law passed at the last s e s -’
H aj . f . u Or., May 13.
was unquestionably another added to pent would come back to the United
ters.
aion, Sec, 12 of which positively forbids
ToOounty School Superintendents:—
The
moral
reformer
is
continually
in
the
long lint of prominent victims to the States.
.Evidently Senor Corea and
the maintenance or construction of traps
The nuw school law will go into effect
error
as
to
methods,
because
lie
cannot
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of
March
inauguration
day,
and
her
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government
know of the activity of
on the Siuslaw. You will find this on
May £■», >901. You will notice th at sec­
or
will
not
see
that
the
moral
sentiment
1
death
will
doubtless
Berve
to
increase
those
interested
in creating sentiment in
pegs 332 oi the session laws of 1901,
tion 11 reads in part as follows: “ and
of no community can be impelled in ; the agitation in favor of the sensible re- this country in favor of tl.e 1 anaina
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’ 'Yours in haste,
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the fiscal school year shall begin on the
any direction. It is this sentiment form "of making inauguration day late Oanal, and are trying to counteract it
W. KurkBxpAU,,
third^Mondny oi June and end on the
When the enormous transactions of
' which is tiie impelling and, if necessary enough in the season to be safe for the
last day of Ju n e,” \ mistake occurred 1
the
United States government are con­
We have lately beard several com­
the compelling force. Since tiie moral outdoor exercises, which have killed so
in the enrolling committee and tlie law
sidered,
the amount lost by defalcation
plaints from different parties about not
seutiment ot a community on any sub­ many persons and will continue to kill
should have read us follows; “ and the
does
not
Seem large. According to offi­
when
the
weather
is
inclement
as
it
receiving any reply to letters written to
ject is the consensus of opinion Held by
fiscal school year will begin on the third
cial
figures,
recently compiled in the
n
eirly
always
is,
until
changed.
our county superintendent of schools, A
a majority of the people comprising the
u
M onday in June and end on the dav
In sentencing Rev. L. D. Bass to pay treasury department, the total defalca-
num ber of teachers aud district otHcers
the community, it should be plain that
preceding.” I think it will work no in-
inform us that they have written to him
it cannot be created by the enactment a tine of $1000 and to serve three years tions of federal officials, from toe found­
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jury to administer the law on the snp-
Bbout business pertaining to his office— , '
of laws. I t is a growtli from within, in prison, for fraudulent use of the ing ot the government to the present
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position that the school year begins on
aonie of them sending four or five letters r
never from without. It is the slow mails, ih connection witli the “ Bureau ,inie amounted to $16,000,000. The post
,
the third Monday in June and ends on
—without receiving any answer from
growtli of educational processes directed of Oivil Service Instruction,” and a office department has been the worst
the day preceding. The current school
him. This is not as it should be. When
upon the individual, not upon the “ Union Teacher’s Agency,” Ju.-tice sufferer of any branch of the govern­
! year will begin on the first Monday of
Barnard, of the Suureme Court, ot the ment, probably because it necessarily
masses.
an official receives a uommunicution
March, 1901. and end on tl.e third Mon­
District
of Columbia, addressed a few offers more opportunity for theft.
asking for information connected with
It is the experience everywhere that
day in June, 1902. You will notice,
liis office, it is liis duty to answer it
laws enacted abend of public sentiment words to tlie prisoner, wliich are equally
therefore, that the current school year
You are much more liable to disease
promptly. Officers are elected to trans­
are inoperative, because there is no applicable to all educated crooks. He
will be mure than twelve months long.
act the business lor the people, and it is
public sentiment hack ot them compelí- j laid : “ You have had all the a d v a n c ­ when your liver and bowels do not act
properly. DeW itt’s Little, Early Risers
All reiiorts, records, etc., should ho kept
jh eir duty to attend promptly to the
ing their enforcement. In vain may we ges of family, education, religious train ­ remove the cause of disease. Meyer &
upon the basis ot the school year ex­
w ants of all, so far as those wants relate
enact tiie most righteous laws and select ing, and the position of a minister of tiie Kyle.
tending from the first Monday in March,
to m atters connected with the business
the best men to administer them; they 1 gospel; you have had experience among
1901, to the the third Monday in June,
R E E D R E A D IN G S .
will not be enforced unless clearly de- i many different classes of society in dif-
of their respective offices. Especially is
; 1902. The next annual school meeting
ferent sta te s; and there was no excuse
this true of the superintendent of
inanded by public sentiment.
will be held on the third Monday in
BY X . Y . Z.
schools. He is looked upon as setting
Our impractical reformers, too, must for you to undertake tiie fraudulent
, June, 1902. All school officers whose
an example for tl.e teachers, and the
recognize that there are scores ot intelli- methods and schemes shown by the evi­
' terms expire under tiie old law, the first
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May 27, 1901.
teacher again is copied to a greater or .................................
gent, uptight aud moral citizens who, dence in tliis case, to rob the credulous,
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, . 1 Monday in March, 1902, will hold over ,
W.
L.
Phelps
is
logging
on J . L. Tay­
lea« extant by the pupils. l o r tins
j for instance, are total abstainers, and unwary, and inexperienced. You could
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! until the third Monday in June, 1902. I ,
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lor’s place.
reason, if for no otlier, it is important 1
who would firmly, yea gladly enforce have made an honest living, and given
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We have special blanks to bo filled by . . .
.
8. L. Taylor was over from North Fork
that the superintendent should s e t a
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. ! ,awB for the suppression of vice and value for every dollar received, had you Friday.
,
,
applicants for state life diplomas, under
good example and attend to the business
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crime and the elimination of “ the sa­ not conceived the idea of getting some-
P. L. Tucker went to Mapleton one j
sections 179 and 180, Oregon School
of bi* office promptly and faithfully-
loon iutluence,” yet who ure not prohi­ tiling for nothing, under tiie pretense of day last week.
Laws; bonce, when applicants wish to
bitionists. Other men there are who performing a service for others. You
O. S. Phelps was in this vicinity a few !
A poor man in New York Gity who make application for a life diploma,
I are especially well qualified to decide went to work shrewdly and systemati- days last week.
bad a wife and children, and strength to : under said sections, they should make
upon m atters of community interest who cally to deceive people and to get them
P. L. Tucker and family have been J
do, but no employment, hit upon the application to thia office for the proper
even deny the divinity of Christ. Why to confide in your honesty, wisdom aud sick of la grippe.
plan of tying a placard upon his breast blank. I will consider it a favor if you
Miss Stella Milledge has gone to Dll- j
may not the people select such men for power, by so mixing up truth with lalse-
with the inscription upon it; “ I want will so inform all applicants.
their servants without the factious oppo­ hood, as to pass it all off for genuine. lard, Oregon, to visit her brother, E. E.
Milledge.
Yours Truly,
work.” 'fit stood at the crossing of
You well knew, asj I must believe from
sition of moral theorists.
J
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H.
A
ckkkmax
,
Mr. Ferris was in tiie neighborhood
O< thronged streets until the attention of
All worthy citizens are worthy and the ’evidence, that you you were not Monday. He reports liis health much |
Supt. Public Instruction.
the |>aners-by was attracted, and as a
upright, aud are teachers and exemplars able to make good such representations, improved.
result got himself a situation. He had
of morality. Some are exclusively de­ and thaf'lhey were all made only to in-1 Mrs. W. L. Phelps left last week for
C A R D IN E R N E W S .
been begging for work for months, but
voted to teaching morality and religion. duce your victims to send you their j Natron, Oregon, having received word
until lie made thia mute appeal to the
Let all these unite in developing and inone7- You were not sincere in these ; »‘®r lather is very ill
May 27, 1901.
•yes of the maas he bad met witii fail­
The citizens of this place have agreed
Mi Iæna Wessela was in (own Mon- strengthening public sentim ent on lines widely circulated statements, and you
to meet at the Hermann cemetery to, f L O R F 1 \ C £
M E A T
M A R K E T .
ure. At last he fathomed the secret ol ’ day.
of honest, virtuous citizenship. Whole­ have succeeded in depriving many strug­
clear off the grounds.
success — advertising.
He artfully i Charlie Mori is was seen in Gardiner
some laws will then become easy of gling and honest persons of the money
Revs. T. A. Yost and Wm. Plowman,
brought bis want and ids ware into the Sunday. Be quick, Charlie, you'll catch
enactment and enforcement, and public that was needed by them for the neces­ of the United Evangelical church» held ,
on.
market.
morality will become a sturdy, health­ saries of life.”
services nt Hermann and Reed, Bunday. 1
Capt. Bergman is little under the
The
isthmian
canal
question
was
again
They
have accomplished much good, I
ful,
growing
force
for
good
rattier
than
a
I to
I t baa been several years siitoe tiie weather, and also Geo. l’utcrson of tho
periodic and spasmodic manifestation of brought to the front by the return to and we hope their earnest efforts will be
gra
Florence fire company lies been called U. It. L. 8. 8.
crowned with greater success.
i dec
The Gardiner mill is running full I theoretical moralities and pestiferous Washington of Senor Corea, th« Nicara­
out before by an alarm of fire, but the
jrç j
g u a minister, who called at the depart­
membera responded promptly to the call time. Tiie wharf is so covered with isms.—Corvallis Gazette.
ure
BY
PROXY.
lumber that bicyclists fait to find room '
ment of state and announced that he
and did effiulent work in w bduing th e for "ri7hng
in.
We
had
a
real
old-fashioned
thunder
AGAINST SECRET SOCIETIES.
was authorized by his government Io
flames, Wednesday afternoon was also
Bor'n> jn (iHrdi|ieri Monday morning,
□
es
storm last Saturdav.
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Î sign a treaty for the construction of the
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i me
the first occasion which tiie fire eztin- May 27, 1901, to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. 1
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Miss Stella Milledge started last week J . W . C A R M A N
The general assembly of the United Nicaragua Canal with the United Statee. » - n t, .
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« « m v i - a iy
P R O P R I F T W last
guiahers were called into play in putting Perkins, a bouncing daughter.
tor Dillard, Oregon, where she will spend
tsy
out fir. in a building. Florence has ; The Sadie arrived safely from San I Pr**by,eri" n cbureb hH, «’‘" ‘•¡“"T After his call at the department oi state, several weeks with her brother and fam-
.ek i
been very fortunate in thia respect ao Francisco Thursday, loaded with grain, adopted u revised church creed. Under Senor Corea eaid: “ I come back with ily.
bat
The Tlielps logging camp is now run-,
far. aa there has never been a building b,,y “ nJ m urPby® for
Gardiner it all persona who hold meraticrahip in full powers, even to the extent of signing
■tores.
secret societies are barred from the a treaty with the United Stales. My “ iuK at full blast.
destroyed by the fiames here yet.
Miss Gussie Wilson has gone up West church. In effect the action of the as- | government is willing to give this coun-
Rev. Plowman delivered a very inter-
Branch to cook in her father's logging - setnhly sxpels members who refuse to try the most liberal terms possible to r Sl' n>! Berm° n at tbe
et'bool house
In such times of insanity as these ' camp. Johnny looks quite sad. Never
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1 last Sunday,
sever
their
affiliations
with
secret
soei-
I
assist
in
tho
construction
of
a
canal
everybody who is tempted to risk his mind, she’ll come back.
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Mrs. W. L. Phelps left on last Tlinrs-
saving* In Wall street ought to inemor-
Col. Holt has been giving a aeries of et.es. A very spirited debate preceded through our territory. Of course, it la day ’s stage to attend the sick bed of her
iae the advice old Commodore Vander- lectures on temperance in the I. O. O. F. the decision oi the assembly, the m in o r-, impossible lor us to concede to tiie father,
Mr. P L. Tucker nnd family have
blit gave to hie sou, after neatly shear­ hall during the last week. Many signed ity making a strong fight against the United States sovereignty over the lands
upon which to build a waterway, but we been very sick for the last week with
ing bis supertloue wo>lt ” Never buy , the , pledge
. „ and a good ulltn lance was anti-secret society part of the creed.
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1 bad at all meetings,
■are willing to give the United States the la IfiPP*-
vrliat you < «n’t pay for, aud never sell
w o ^ n ‘ m ' G ^ d i ' m ^ S u " ’^ ^
Tl'«
w om en-and of pen-
•>><*» of that. President
1’be1’* viBileJ on "*•
what you haven't got.”
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, # n o, ljlul n Ite
|1M W|li
conclusice illustration
in j | Belaya
of my
my gOT-
gov-
was pulling
pulling against
against the
the •ion«»’»—fiuds
smners—nous conclusive
illustration tn
----- z and the u other officers
i
s 1 T I
»is hat off. Guess he’s goue the tact that four widows of Revolution- ‘ *rn,l' ont »re perfectly satisfied with the ,,
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w' le w li spend
Only five w.eks till tiui fth will be tide with hi
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summer on Indian Creek, where
her., Mid yet we lia r, heard nothing o f 1 up Soap Creek l I i Good
bve, Albert— - ary soldiers are at ili on the rolls, their
">® protocol, signed by myself Smith is working in the Phelns’ k J n . e
orking in the Phelps logging
any arrangements lor a eelshratio. any- 60
uexl Sunday.
| ageg r(,n | ing fr
eiglity-flvs to eighty- • l,d lhe representatives of Costa Riva, camp.
ll.e la te Harry Brant, of the light
¡ne Needles« to s«y, they were young with Secretary H ay,last year. We hold
wliere on tho river. Il is about tints
liotww, dietl May 24, and wan tn terred in
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u Sunday school , at the Hermann school
steps were taken to prepare for it, if we the Gardiner cemetery Sunday. May 26, * 'rl’ wbw* tbey “‘“rr*®'1 *b® Rkvolu-
" ,at protocol is still binding. The bo««® every Sunday at 10 a. nt. and at,
»bat it to based on the Hay-PannUS- ‘^ l ’ ‘j -’ 130 ,u‘ E n r -* cne >* invited
.r e to observe tli. day in a fitting man- with all the honors of the Masonfo tionary veterans, one of the»« irteresl-
lodge, of w Inch he was a worthy uiem- mg weddings having occurred as late f°te treaty, which has lapsed, does not,
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liar tiffs year.
lor.
A large number of sorrowing M j m i ,
in our opinion, invalidate the binding
A |wculiar l.vorabi. industrial avuip- friends followed his remains to their Inal
nature of the document. Tliis being the,
b e w a r e o f a C o u c h
BALE
a disease but a symp­
tlæTn' sr « k ’ qn.a ,,,y of ’"«♦•HaE elegance of des* ¡ | |
o( tlw f l u - . 1. «»to »toyb’F » p . » d
Skin affec,Ion. will readily disappear ®»s®. « bold that there is n o rh .n o e for I
’’
BEARINGS,
,
,
it
'Shown for the widow and orphans left to .
iw t X , 7
*n” ,lp'
niost c o m p le te » £
tom.
Consumption
and
brouetntta,
rsjuvsnating of old and shandoned f»®’ mourn t!l„
liU
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by
using
DeWitt’s
Witch
Hazel
Salve,
the
Colombian
government
to
come
in
like a bicycle,
the loss ot an lionoml hnsban
wliich
are
(lie
most
dangerous
and
fatal
^
a
t
t
a
c
h
m
e
n
t
s
,
easy
p
M
V
.,„entgi
0,d
ma(.h¡n^ , . w
¡, barr„ ,
make the
f°ry plants. This generally follows lather, Many kxqiutifill doral offerings Look out for connterteits. If ton get ..« j , hat the Pansn,H
diseases,
have tor
their
first indication
a
DeW
itt’s
you
«ill
get
good
results.
It
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ne
,n‘"
ion
Ö'
e
‘•'’»•‘«reti
thousand
nati.«*»
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periods of unusual activity, an t ta the 1 were given. Mr. H arry Brant came to is tl.e quick and poaitive cure for ptiee.
con«’d*r «‘
T»>® signing of tiie Pers.stenl cough, and ,1 properly treated
niorc
ci
r
y
yea7o°f
8UCCeM’
uuurteou’
treatm
ent—wM
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the
Easiest
for
Oregon
when
a
boy
sixteen
years
of
age,
result of tire tncreased demands
more can roo ask?
Merer A Kvle.
protocol by tbe United States, in our '‘s ioun
" “8 oougt. appears «re easily
Running
where he lutz remained for thirty years
apses for manufacturing purposes.
' opiuion, commits tire United Flares gov-
"smherlsin s Gough Remedy
Machine
I and has been second keeper of the Vmp-
Bi,'-vc!e* rnn lighter and a rt •>
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*'«» proven wonderfully succevsfol, aud
T O THE DEAF
ernment
to
tiie
Nicaragna
route.
Even
Made
Two Istleraand two books w ritisn b ; '»”• lik'd-house for a numbsr ol tears,
gainer! ite wide reputation and exten­
.
,
most durable and handsome whsff
Ireing Itouored hy all who knew hiui.
A rich lady cured of tier Deafness and " »»'is were not so, we have every confi sive sale by its success in
on tl.e market. CaH or write and let us prov. it.
curing the
Edgar A. Bos hava just leen sold at
Noises in the Head hy Dr. Nicholson's dence that tl.e United Stntcs, of tiie ta o diseases which cause cougliing. If it is
•uetion iu Boston for $3tklO, this amount
Mr. W J . Baxter, of North Brook, N Artificial Kwr Dvwrns, gave $t0,000 to hia routes, would prefer to build tl.e Xicar- "** bwmflciel it a ill not cost yOU a cent
being about |35V7 60 mors than Poe evrr (J., says lie suffered will’ piles for fifteen Institute w rth st deaf people unable ta
UaM,
For sale by O. W. Hurd,
years. He trisssl many remedies wl'li no ,____
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procure
tl.e Ear Drams may have them 1 .. •
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bad in bis life at on«* time.
results until lie used DeWitt’s Witch free. Address No. 10671-e. Tbs N lch-1 <*we*w* y •* U‘U rottte h®1®"«« to »n
Miss Florence Newman, who has been i
ate V eer Bowels W ith «'eseeretau
300-30C Post street, San Francisco, Cal.
Hasel Salve, and flint quickly cured olaon Institute, 760, Eighth Avenue, Aoa*’'><*n. it would be constructed with
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. * . ’**» »ufferer from ntnscular rlienm a-'
coed» .tatkartle, tare const Ipa. loo forortr.
Idin.
Meyer
A
Kyle.
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New
York.
U.
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