Coquille City herald., November 20, 1894, Image 4

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For God. and Hoar aid Native Laud.
—IDfTRO Bf T « * - -
W. C. T. V.
Th e Conoillle City W. 0. T . V . u m « st
tbe Methodist church, south, every F ri­
day, at 3 o'clock p. m. All interested in the
Work are invited to r Mend.
[From the National W. C. T . C. Bulletin.1
Prevent and cure Constipation and Sick-
worth two men.”
H e gave this as
his main reason for favoring woman
The schooner Prosper came into
suffrage.
tbe river and resebed Perahbaker’s
The W . C. T. U. o f Colorado last l'nesdsy safely.
Guaranteed to cure Bilious Attacks and
OanstipnUoa, Small UIW Uuius.
Springs. Colorado, conducts
a
Miss Agnes Rogers came over
H om e and Employment Bureau
which is doing nntold good among from tbe bay laat Wedneeday to
homeless working girls and all attend school at this place.
Cure for Colds, Fevers nnd Genera] Da*
classes o f wsge-earning women.
billUr. Small Bile Beaus. 26c. i * r bottle.
The Sslvation Arm y has already
Amanda Rowan, daughter o f Sam
secured 250,000 signatures to the Rowan o f Fishtrap community,
great Polyglot Petition to be pre­ spent several days in town witb
sented to the governments o f the friends last week.
F ot up In rest watch-ahaped hnttl*t,,ufs,
world by the heads o f tbe Woman’s
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.. «*>- .«----- 26c. per botUe.
Christian Temperance Union.
The steamer Bandorille got out
Charles Dudley W arner says: oyer the bar last Tuesday for A s­
“ I t is not so much for tbe sake o f toria, and tbe schooners Coquelle,
women ns for tbe sake o f men that Eureka and Parkersburg left tbo
women need tbe ballot. Men have river for San Francisco on W ed­
made a bad mess o f governing tbe nesday.
On© Small Hilo B«an averv nijrkt fo ra
world ;they have filled it with drink­
week arouse Torpid LI vers. 26c. ner bottle.
ing saloons and standing arm ies”
D. Matbsrs o f Riverton wae up
The W ine and Spirit Gazette es­ last Friday shopping and renewing
timates that there are 198,186 voters acquaintanceships. Mr. M. is an
in tbe state of New York directly industrious, rsseryed citizan, mak­
dependent upon tbe liquor traffic, ing visits few and far between.
and says “ a little mutuality amoug W e acknowledge a pleasant call.
They Increase appetite, purify the whole
this vast army would enable them
system and act ou the liver. Bile [leans SnialU
to absolutely control any election
Inquiries are said to have been
in the state.
received for residence at our beach
Rev. F . D. Power, o f Washing­ for tbe winter, all tbe way from
ton City, states that three-fourths Washington. In time, no donbt,
o f the entire erode crop o f opium all will be accommodated and re­
raised in Turkey, amounting to ceive a hearty welcome in addition.
825,000 pounds, comes in that form
T b e entire stock o f merchandise
to this country; and of the remain­ form erly owned by W . G. Webster
ing one-fourth a considerable part
at Marshfield, will be offered at
is imported in tbe shape of morphia
public auction by Sheriff G age on
manufactured in Europe.
These
Thnrsday, Nov. 22, beginning at 9
are appalling facts.
o’clock a. m. Sale w ill be held at
In India certain regiments with Webster’s brick store, and is per­
five thousand five hundred and ten emptory, givin g a good opportunity
men weie placed under observation. to purchase to advantage.
They were divided into free drink­
There is more catarrh in this section o f
the conn try than all other diseases and
ers, moderate drinkers and ab­ . until
the last few years was supposed to be
stainers. I t was found that the incurable. For a £reat many years doctors
pronounced it a local disease, and pre­
deaths o f the former were forty-one scribed local remedies, and by constantly
ilin g to cure w ith local treatment, pro­
per one thousand; o f tbe moderate fa
nounced it inonrable. Science has proven
catarrh
to be a constitutional disease, and
drinkers twenty-three per one-
therefore requires constitutional treatment.
thousand, and o f the abstainers H a ll's Catarrh Core, manufactured by F. J.
Cheney <fc Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only con­
only eleven per one thousand.
stitutional cure ou the market. I t is taken
internally m doses o f 10 drops to a tea-
spoonful. I t acts directly on the blood and
mneous surfaces o f the system. They offer
one hundred dollars fo r any case it fails to
cure. Bend for circulars and testimonials.
Address. F. J, C H E N E Y A Co., Toledo.
Li?" Sold by Unionists, 75c.
Our old friend T. J. Perkins of
Parkersburg was in town last week.
Mr. P. is an aotire and progressive
citizen, deeply interested in tbe
horticultural development o f this
section.
H e has now a thrifty
young nursery o f bis own, and is
well versed in fruit culture, fruit
pesta and their remedies, grafting,
budding, etc. Ha is agent for a
low-priced but very excellent spray
pump. Consult him liefore invest­
I f W hite Ribbon women did not ing elsewhere.
Address him at
speak out for the only national Parkersburg, Coos county.
party that has declared against
W. A. McGuire, a well known cit­
the liquor traffic, we should be un­ izen of McKay, Ohio, is of the opin­
worthy ot this crisis hour in our ion that there is nothing os good
country’s history; if the home peo­ for children troubled with colds or
ple did not speak, well might tbe croup as Chamberlain’s Cough Rem­
edy. He has usod it in his family
very stones cry out. Brain poisons
for several years with the best re­
at the republic’s capitol; brain sults sud always keeps a bottle of it
poisons sold under the starry dome in the house. After having la grippe
and in permitted violation o f tbe he was himself troubled with a severe
laws that congress has prouml- cough. He ueed other remedies
without benefit and then concluded
gated; could degradation go fur­
to try the children’s mediciue and to
ther? But, alas, tbe explanation is his delight it soon effected a perma­
tbattbe brains ot the men wbo make nent cure.
50 cent bottles for salo
our laws are mud fled with the very by S. L. Leneve, druggist
liquors against which public senti­
Several parties from S t Paul,
ment has obliged them to declare. Minnesota, are now atBandon, and
The priest and tbo prophet o f our other« are arriving almost daily
nation's temple are out o f tbe way. The proper machinery for testing
— Francis E. Willard.
the blackeaod has just arrived on
Some o f them
tbe the Bandorille.
ere at preeent sluicing in the old-
Doea the saloon raise or lower fashioned way, and are well pleased
witb tbe results, bat from wbat we
the standard o f yonr town?
can learn they expect to do better
Great Britain’s drink bill is
still by the platinum, with which
attracting world-wide attention.
tbe blackeands, north and eonth
Business men o f New York city, j Df
oar rife r for MTeral mi)e.
who have in their employmeul abounds, than they do even from
twenty thousand boys, have deter­ the gold it contains. Others ere
mined to give tbe preference to
thinking o f getting some acres o f
boys that do not amoks cigarettes. laud adjoining the town and going
W ho is
saloon?
responsible
for
Tæ caa
“ Among tlvo many testimonial* which I
•cc In u*g.ud to cut talu medicines perform«
lug cures, cleansing the bloctl, etc.,“ writes
H e n r y H udson , of the James Smith
\V d f i i Machinery Co,,
Philadelphia, Pa., “ none
impress me more than ouj
own case. Twenty years
ag.>, at Uio age ui 12years,
I la d swelling* come oa
my legs, which broke and
became running sorce.
Our family pbysticuui could
do me no good, and It was
feared that the boues
would be affected. A t lost,
“ It ssems like the dead coming
to life again,” said Frank Poblmxn,
o f Yakima, to a Pori land Telegram
representative, at the same time
drawing forth a letUr from hia
inside coat pocket
“ This letter comes from a man
whom I ’ve considered dead these
thirty-four years or more.
It's
from a man named Horace P e tti-■
grew, with whom I went to school
W h . (Taw T V It t ' l ?
in Dallas, Polk county, wbeu we
E d . H e r a l d : Could yon or any
my good old m o t h e r
were boys. In I860, Horace, then
urged m e to try A y e r ’s
o f your numerons readers let na at (he age o f 20 years, got into a
Sarsaparilla. I took three
know tbe difference in time between quarrel with a man named Ford-
bottles, the sores healed«
and I hare not been
that o f Portlaud, Or., and that on ham, near Dallas, and accidentally 1
troubled since. Only the
tbs Coquille river? F o r instance, abet him iu the leg. Foidhaui w as1
scare remain, nnd the
a man about 35 years old, very
mem ory o f the post, to
suppose tbe sun eels at Portland at
vindictive, and a ben my school­
rem ind me o f the good
5 p. dc ., wbat is onr local time here, mate was tried tbe elder man per­
A yer*« Sarsaparilla has done me. I now
weigh two hundred and twenty pounds, and
say in Coquills City, or Bandon? jured himself to even op on Hor­
am in the best of health. I have been on tbe
ace, and the boy was sent to the
And oblige.
A C o q u il l e r .
road for the past twelve years, have noticed
‘pen’ for eighteen months.
He
A yer's Sarsaparilla advertised lu all part«
was pardoned after serving six
of the United State«, nnd always take pleas­
i Coos Bay Saw s.)
ure In telling what good It did for me/*
moatlis, but being c f a high-strung,
Clyde Ligbtu er ie engineer on
For the eure of all diseases originating In
proud nature, be felt tbs disgiace
the Cumtux.
Impure blood, the best remedy (a
•
o f having been in tbe penitentiary
Jas. Coke left on the A rsgo for •ven as an innocent man, so be
Santa Clara, Cal., to attend school concluded to leave the state. This
Prtparad by Dr. J. C. Ayer IcCo., Low,l1, H i m .
The Em pire Citv mill is takinc ia the first word I'v e had from him
C
u re s others, will cure you
a rest.
It is hoped that it will in all these years.”
soon start np again.
The envelope bore tbe B razilian
postage stamp, and R io Janeiro
Affections of the bowels, ao prev­ poatoffice cancellation tn*ik under
alent in children, cured by Simmous data o f September 17, 1894.
Liver Regulator.
"T h ere are a great many iu Ore
Barrett Scott, defaulting treas­ eon wbo will remember my friend,
urer o f H o lt county, Neh., who long since having believed him
1 think too that be has
stole 1100,000, was last Wedneeday dead.
sentenced to tbe penitentiary for M itre relatives living somnwbeie iu
the interior of tbe etate, continued
five years.
Poblmnn, wiio handed tbe letter to
Forest fires in north Mississippi the Telegram man for hia peruanl.
and Tennessee
have destroyed
Pettigrew begins hie letter with
many cotton plantations.
Tbe the expression o f the hope that it
WASHINGTON. D. C.
property damage is very lnrge, and may fall into the hands o f the ad­
T hu N ational . T hibunk to new entering upon Ns
Wth
year
of
phenomenal suo-ess.
several lives are reported lost.
dressed, and if ao that it rony find I No other family weekly In U>e country has had Sadi
a growth, and maintained It t*o steadily.
him
well
and
prosperous.
H
e
then
i
Edward Morgan was shot and
Tt g»e* Into every County In the United States, aad
clubs of mjbsuritieni at nntrlr every Postofflce.
killed Wednesday o f last week by proceeds to relate some of hia m ost \ has
It has gained this proud notdflon solely oa Me merits
eea
highly Interesting family newsfkiper.
tbe marshal or Pike's Run, O., important experiences since “ a
For tl?9 Year 1894
while resisting arrest.
H e and a cruel fate” drove him from his
companion had drugged and out­ native state. The writer says that It will be made mnch better and more attractive tbaa
While letainlu* all of It» present popular fea*
after leaving Oregon, just at the ever.
raged a young girl.
tires, It will constantly add new ones.
outbreak o f tbe civil war, be went
Miss Jeffreys-Lewis, tbe actress, to Chili, where ha found employ
got caught iu a folding bed in San inent with the late Harry Meiggs,
Fraucisco Inst Wednesday aod tbe great South American million
W a r M i n t by wen wbo actually served aad
In the struggle.
came near being suffocated before sire railroad mngnate, who himself tought
S hort StorloH of Romance, Travel, Experietm
and
adventure, by leading wilier«.
ber screams attracted the attention fled from San Francisco one dark
Bttitorlatm upholding the cau«e of tbo veteran*
end maintaining the high eat loyalty to the Govern*
o f the hotel attaches.
night, under a heavy cloud, son»' merit, and the promotion of the best Interests of the
whole people.
forty
years
ago.
H
e
remained
in
W aohinffton A'esn*. Full accounts of what Is
Wednesday lapt W illiam Thom p.
taking place at the seat of Government; carefbl re­
M
eiggs’
service
until
his
death,
ports or all Important matter« In Coiu'reflR and the
son, a convict at tbe Walla Walla
Executive Departments; goaslp about public men.
iioua ehotd »e p e r fm e td . Edited by a lady of
penitentiary, while working in the amassing in those years a “ small
reputation,
During the National
___________
jute mill, gotcanghton a shaft and fortune’’ o f 375,009.
c . _____
A.
W . K. C., _____
a n d ft. o f V. Vetey, more
• nd complete than published by any other papen
South
American
troubles
in
1891
w h s crushed to death
before tbe
A prlm u ltnra l D ep a rtm en t, care-fdlly allied
Pettigrew got heavy government by practical men.
machinery could be stopped.
G enera l Netern, carefhlly compiled.
contracts from Chili for munition*
T hk N ational T ribune I s Birictly non-partlww.
American. It believe« In the greatest
Peter Birsch, janitor o f a Newark, o f war and commissary stores, all and ri thoroughly
t.~ me g real eel number of our people, and th*
neat developrueut of our inatiiuiton*— l© National
N . J., school, who was convicted of pnyable in American coin, out of
©nlty and exalted loyally.
assaulting a young g irl and was to which he made a cool quarter of s
have been sentenced yesterday, million iu cash. In o d c paragraph
died early in the day.
H is last he says:
‘
^ p a y a b l e in M v & i K f c
words were: “ I am innocent."
“ The knowledge o f my possess­
It daim* to give more and better matter for the rata
ing
so
much
gold
lost
no
time
in
j
Green peas nnd corn in Novera-
of fw n renia a week than any other publication
%vmrr line that a pear* in It bi written far it, and htt
ber. That’s what Oregon enn fu r­ getting to tbe public ear, if cot to! apitearty
i in no other piper. It use« no syndicat©
nish. Mrs. Robbins, o f Hubbard, its eye, and I began to feel the I • r b o ile r - p la it m a ile r. Adilrew-
T H E N A T I O N A L T R IB U N E ,
I f -It
furnished the Wrodburu Independ­ uneasiness of my position.
tT*f NEW YORK AVE..
WASHINGTON. 0. 0.
ent last week witb quite a variety that neither my life or money
The Natioual Tribune nnd tbe
would
long
be
safe,
and
I
converted
o f garden staff, among which were
____ ______ _____ _____ _____ H erald both one year for only
peas and corn ns fresh and teuder all the other property I had iut>
money, nt a considerable sacrifice. \ #2.50.
as at any time in spring.
nnd shipped my fortune to New
York, accompanying it on the same
Said a Pin e street lawyor to
steamer.”
bis young clerk: “ W hy weren’t
The writer then goes on to say
you nt tbe office earlier this morn­
that North American life was not
ing?” “ B eg pardon, sir, but I am
to his taste, and he hailed with
a reformer. I believ* that the office
AND
much pleasure the revolt in Brazil,
should seek the man and not the
whither be went to conquer mon-
man seek the office.”
gold at the expense o f the Brazil
Mr. Bncon— So yon want my ians, nnd in that, too, be was suc­
daughter's band in marriage? W hat cessful. There, as in Chili, he wns
CLorenz B uild ing)
have yon got to support yourselves fortunate in hi* govert meat con­
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y .
on? Mr. Franke— Nothing, sir. I tracts, adding another #100,000 in
have tried my band at everything; round figures to his already com­
now I would like to try yonr daugh­ fortable fortune.
In conclusion,
ter’s.
Pettigrew writee:
I L L keep constant! y on hand a com­
“ I am still a bachelor. During
plete line o f
Judge— Have yon ever been
the past twelve moiithn only have I F R E S H A N D S A L T E D M EAT’S,
punished before? Prisoner— Yes;
felt a desire to visit Oregon once
got five yeArs. In tbe [»eniten
B o lo g n a . H e ad C heese,
v . . it was worse tiion
the ooantry
tiftry r
^io,
toflo I •*•**«
• *
r * j nd
- I t must see ■**»•
■
V E G E T A B L E S . C A N N E D G O ODS
J - -- -
-
before Id le . I presume I I I scarcely
that. 1 lived with my w ife five
Coffee, Sugars Teas,
know it or anyone living there.
years before I got a divorce from
Tobaccos, Cigars, etc.
W rite me, if yon get this letter,
her. Yon are discharged.
r Prices are as low ns the lowest.
end let me hear som -th'ng pleas­ z s Orders
from anj part prom ptly filled.
W ife — H ow people gaze at my ant, if you have anything o f that
new drees! I presume they won­ kind to tell roe. I may visit the
der if I'v e been shopping in Paris old home that I ’ve not seen or
Husband —More likely they wos- thongbt much o f iu so many years,
der if I ’ ya been robbing a bank. next spring.”
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| In a postscript tbe writer asks
A B S O L U T E !* PURE
Recent medical
statiatics in
Switzerland allow that 50 per cent
L O C A L IT E M S .
o f the young men who would other­
E d Lasawell was down from Lae
wise be eligible for military service
last
week on business.
are rendered nnfit by excessive
T o aid Digestion tak* one Small Bite Bon*
drinking.
tfter wtliutf. 26c. per bottle.
Misses Am y and R ob y Persh-
Senator T eller o f Colorado in a
late speech said:
“ lu all great baker o f Prosper are attending
questions o f morals a woman ia school at this place.
The St Louis Republic says that,
“ Experiments lmve been made by
Dr. Buchner in submitting working
bees to a regiment o f aleobolised
hooey.
The effect is astonishing,
and much the same as in mankind.
N ot only do they lose the inborn
hereditary instinct for work, but
they will steal.
The hierarchy
instinct is quiokly lost also. They
revolt against their queen and com­
manders, and give themselves over
to idleness, brigandage and pillage
nntil they are cast out by their
fellows. Alcohol makes veritable
anarchists o f them.”
Only 11:3 Scars Remain.
Aw (■■■<*■1, rardoHrfl Inm ate «1
m I 'r U o ia U i m i 1« N m h II i t i a r r -
Irak m id I B e c n iu e M . i i l i l i j .
T D E 8 D A Y , N O V . 20, _1894.
C O Q l'ILLE CITY
AN ORMaOV B<»Y.
Highest o f nil in Leavening Power.— Latest U. S. G o v’t R ep o rt
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it s
f
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P IO N E E R
M A R K E T
Family Grocery,
JOHNSON BEOS PrODS.
W
ALMOST A MUMOmX DAILY, j“ "
* ,d
hT U ” . S T k i T S
York W eekly World, has just
changed its weekly into a TW IC E - ing myself. Isn ’t it strange that
A -W E E K paper, and you can now Horace should just select me to •
get the two papers a week for th e , write (o among all be apparently
takes enongb interest in to inquire
same old price— $1 n year.
for?”
Think o f it I The nows from New
York right at yonr door fresh every !
three days— 104 papers a year— and /^J. A
Tb
M H T T P F
your home paper The H kkalo all for I
' X V . XV \S X X v X J .
O n ly
$ 8 .2 5 !
H eatin g Greenhouse*.
The experiment, performed at Cornell
experiment utatfou this season, and for­
merly under the charge o f Assistant Pro­
fessor Card, have proved that there is no
differenee in quantity o f coal consumed
in em ploying steam or hot water for
heating: that stuurn more readily over­
comes unfavorable conditions; that
crooka and eagles are m ore unfavorable
ia the circulation o f hot water than steam
without pr-asnre; that starting a new
lire is more difficult or longer time is re­
quired with hot water than with steam
to reach a fo il p o in t, and that a satisfac­
tory fall toward tha boiler is o f greater
Importance with steam.
Conductor James M c E n tw o f the C o ­
President Eliot, o f Harvard, ex­ in for fruit-raising, and others still
lon Pacific railroad claim s to bave 1 Ha­
presses the opinion that there is a for dairying. They all say they tred a deer w ith a be 11 cord, an sapori-
marked diminution in drinking in never tasted snob batter ae ours; enes that is vouched for b y the train-
none ie more sweet and (mlatable bands. The train was goin g nt full
•II oollsgee, which he •Itribated to than that produced on the Coquille spsed near Echo, U. T « at tbs time.
• .la a e. .o o a n a . , i * 1 /l.iH b .n M
a .. J a a a a A
a
decrease in tucial drinking.
and coast.
W e take this opportanitv o f inform ing :
onr gulMoribers that the new CoamiiHAiom r |
o f Penvions has been appointed. H e 1s an
old soldier, and we believe that soldier- and
their heirs will reoeive justice at his nands. I
W e do not anticipate that there w ill be any ]
radical changes in the adim nivtration o f
penaion affaire under tbe new rtvim e.
W e would ndviae. however, that U. 8. |
soldiers, sailors, and their heirs, fake steps i
to make application at once, i f they have {
not already done s •, in order to secure the :
benefit o f the early filing o f their claims 1
in case there should be any future pension |
legislation.
Simh legislation is seldom ;
retroactive.
Therefore it is o f great im ­
portance that applications be filed in the .
department at the earliest possible date.
I f U . 8. soldiers, sailors or their widows,
children or parents, cesire information in
regard to pension matters, they should '
writ© to T hk P a n s C i . vims C o m pan y , at
Washington. D. 0., and they w ill prepare
and send the necessary application, i f they
find them entitled under the numerons laws ;
exacted for their benefit. Address.
P R L 8 S C L A IM S C O M P A N Y ,
John Weddetbmrn, M anaein« Attorney,
P . O . Box38&l
Washington. I> C.
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clear th© skin and remove all blotches from the face. Try a box aad
Self. 25 Cents & box.
SOLD ONLY IN SEALED PACKAGES.
> for your-
GOLD DY ALL DRUGGISTS,
Or eont by mall upon receipt of prico by
Prentiss Chemical and Manufacturing Co.,
40« CALIFORNIA STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
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PATENTS
FOR INVENTIONS.
Equal w ith th e interest o f those having claim s against th e governm ent 1»
that o f I N V E N T O R S , who o fte n lose the benefit o f valuable inventions because
o f the incompetency or inattention o f the attorneys em ployed to obtain th eir
patents. T o o much care cannot be exercised in em ployin g com petent and re li­
able solicitors to procure patents, for the value o f a patent depends greatly, i f n ot
entirely, upon the care and sk ill o f tb e attorney.
W ith the v iew o f protecting inventors from worthless o r careless attorneys,
and o f seeing that in ven tion ! are w ell protected by v alid patents, w e hava re­
tained counsel exp ert in patent practice, and therefore are prepared to
Obtain Patents in the United States and atl Foreign Countries, Conduct In­
terferences, Make Special Examlnatione, Prosecute Refected Cases,
Register T rad e-M ark s and Copyrights, R en d er Opinions w to
Scope and Validity of Patents, Prosecute aod
Defend Infringement Saits, Etc., Etc.
I f yon have an invention on hand send a sketch or photograph thereof,
geth er w ith a b rie f description o f the im portant features, and you w ill be a t o
advised as to the best course to pursue. M odels are seldom necessary. I f
others are in frin gin g on your rights, or if yon are charged w ith infringem ent b y
others, submit tha m atter to ns fo r a reliable O P IN IO N before actin g o a th e
matter.
T H E P R E S S C L A IM S C O M P A N Y ,
818 F STREET, NO RTH W EST,
W ASH I NOTON, O .O .
r. o. boxaaa.
JOHN W E D D E R B U R N . M a n a g in g A ttorney.
a w Cut this out and send It with sour ¡neulfy. -®s
HILL’S
flMnnoau^LS ] Double Chloride of Gold Tablets
WK G CAT. IN THK A C1RK
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aod I n v ìi, the most
I öäref ixftnvuaUuKtlou i . to our rr.poo.iM l- j
I it y outl the merita o f oar Tablet.
W ill com pletely d«»4roy th© dttsir© fo r TOItACCO In from 3 tor, d:iyB. Perfectly harm -
lvs 9 *. can«enoMckn©8Hf an(tm»yh«R;l*<*n tn a c n p o ftc a o r cf*Tre without fine lcnowi-
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edge o f the patient, who w ill voluutarlly stop smoking or chewing in a few days.
DRUNKENNESS iM MORPHINE EAEIt
the patient, by tbo use o f our SPECIAL FORMULA GOLD CURB TABLETS.
During treatm ent patients are allowed th© fre© ns© c f Liquor or
whin© until meh tim e as they shall voluntarily f i v e them np.
W© send particulars and pamphlet o f testimonials free,a n a shall
be glad to place sufferers from any o f these habits in comutunlca*
“ \ with person* who have been cured by tbe us© o f our T a b l b t *.
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»je e fo r sale by all p ik b t - c l a m
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druggist* at § - i .OO
P « t r package
packai
keep them, enclose ns f | .OO
I f your dnnrrist does not t ke
aro mail, a package o f c~~
and we w ill send you, by refcoi
Tablet*
W rite yonr name and address plainly, and »¿*tw
whether Tablet* are fo r Tobacco, Morphine or
Liquor Habit.
DO NOT BR DECEIVED Into pure basing
any of the various no* iron * th; t a r e being
off ©red fo r sale.
Ask fo r H n «L ' 8
T A B L E T S and take no other.
Manufactured only b y
A FEW
Testimonial!
from persons
who have been
cured by the use of
Hill s Tablets. E
Turn O h io c u v x ic a l O o . :
PSAS S IS I- I h » v » b e n u rin * yonr
cut - to r tobmeeo hsMt, snU found it would
So w hst you claim fo r IV I n»»0 tea ccnU
wurth uf th* »tron sc.t chewtu* tobacco a day.
and from one to five figu re; or I would smoke
,rom ten to fo rty pipes o f tobacco. Have chewed
and smoked fo r twenty live yeor*. »n d tw o psekagm
Of your T .b l.u c s r e d » . s o « J V Y b T 5 . T 5 . o l U
OHIO CHIXICAL CO,
Doans F a »n T , V. Y .
Ik U S I I OH'S Block.
LIMA. OHIO.
there
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P lllM U M I, F a .
r V M ( M « O n r m O | H l u n n i l > - |t g iv e * m© pU nrar« to s p e a k j
word o f pruine for your Tablets. My son was •tronrTy a d d lc t^ to the n* a t
u W_
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liquor,
l a° r . » »nd
« d through a
»fr friend,
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I » m
con «tant drinker, bnt a fter nrin* your Tablet, hut U ir r e d a y ih s ^ U d r m s ln ir ;
and w ill not touch Uqoor o f any kind. I have waited four month balure w riting
you, in old er to know tha cure waa permanasV
FREE.
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(tivcrwwATi, O h io .
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Tour Tablet» H ere »«TfOTmad n
1 have used morphine, hypoderm ically, fo r »even year», and hare leeu eu-ed h, t h e m » o f
two package« o f your Tablet», and without any effort ou m y part-
W. L. U J rhO A X.
Address ail Orders to
THE OHIO CHEMICAL CO.,
B m , Batata I© C m . an© Cheapest.
C A T A R
TOPICS
TREATED.
■ I, S3 and S3 O p a rt Block. UKet, OHIO.
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