Coquille City herald., January 08, 1895, Image 4

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TU ESD AY,
JAN.
8, 1895.
For God, and Home and Native Land.
IF.
C.
T
U.
The Coquillle City W. C. T. U. meet« At
the Methodist church, «oath, every Fri­
day, at 3 o'clock p. ui. All interested in the
work are invited to cttend
The W. C. T. U. o f South Dakota
will oppose the resubmission of the
prohibitory law_by the legislature
this winter.
A bill will be introduced into the
next legislature o f New Hamp­
shire, prohibiting the manufacture
c>f spirituous and malt liquors.
Lord Boseberry stated at a
recent public meeting that it is the
purpose to re-introduca a Liquor
Veto Bill in the next parliament.
Thu annual parliamentary re­
turns B h o w the revenue from the
liquor traflio in England for the
year ending March 31st last, to
have been X34,015,699— an increase
over previous years.
New Jersey W. C. T. U. won the
prize banner given by Mrs. Hunt
for the largest number or scientific
temperance instruction superinten­
dents appointed during last year.
The supreme court of Indiana
has rendered a dicision that it is
unlawful for a woman in that stato
to hold a saloon license, and no
debt contracted by a woman in
tlint business is valid.
Prominent ladies of
several
Chicago churches have orgnuized,
it is said, for the purpose o f plac­
ing free lunch counters in churches
to offset the influence o f the saloon
free lunch.
An ninnsing incident occurred
at the close of 8am Jones’ sermon
at Pulaski the other day. 8tep- i
ping down from the pulpit, folding
lm hands across his breast and
looking solemnly over the uudic-nce,
the great revivalist said:
“ 1 want all the women in this
crowd who have not spoken a harsh
word or baibored an unkind j
D U .U I D
III
K Q l ' i l . l Z i T I O X . | thought toward their husbands for
a mouth past to stand up.”
One old lady, appatautly on the
I t s l . a b o n I * r n r lir n llF C o m |>lclr«l
H r a n l l t .l o t t i ' l U r a r U t S .
shady side of 60, stood np.”
Mrs. C. J. W ooldridor , of Wortham,
“ Come forward and give me your
Texas, saved the life of her child by the
The state board o f equalization
use of A y er’ s C h erry P ecto ra l.
hand,”
said
the
preacher.
practically completed its labors
“ One of my children had Croup. Tho
The women did so, whereupon
yesterday, finishing the equaliza­
c:tae was attended by our physician, and was
supposed to ho well under control. Ono
tion of class I, embracing town lots j Jones said
night I was startled by the child's hard
breathing, ami on going to it found it stran­
and improvements thereou, and I “ Now, turn around and let tins
gling. It had nearly ceased to breathe.
class II, embracing lands of all audience see the best-looking
Realizing that the child's alarming condition
had
become possible iu spite of the medicines
kinds, improvements on deeded ! woman in the country,
given, I reasoned that such remedies would
be of no avail. Having part of a bottle of
lands, railroad and telegraph lines.
After taking her seat the revival
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral In the house, I gave
There are six separate divisions of [
addressed the uieu:
the child three doses, at short intervals, and
anxiously waited results. From the moment
property iu the latter class, hence j t “ Now I want all the men in
the Pectoral was given, the child’s breathing
grew easier, and, in a short time, she was
the woik of figuring percentage '■ this crowd who have uot spoken
sleeping quietly and breathing naturally.
aud carrying cut results is neces­ a hard word or harbored an unkind
The child is alive and well to-day, and I do
not hesitate to say that Ayer’a Cherry Pec­
sarily, tedious, and it could uot be thought toward their wives for a
toral saved her life.”
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mouth pust to stand up.”
completed immediately.
Twouty-seven great big »h ap ­
The board adjourned to meet
ping fellows hopped out of the
Wednesday morning.
Iu the matter of town lots and audience with all the alacrity of
P rep ared b y D r. J . C . A y e r Si C o ., L ow ell, Mass.
improvements thereon tho follow­ champagne eorka.
“ Come forward and give me
ing action was taken:
Benton,
P r o m p t to a c t , s u r e to e u ro
Cooi, Curry, Crook, Gilliam, Grant, your hands, my dear boys.”
Jones gave each one a vigor­
Harnev, Josephine, Klamath, Lane,
L iccolu, Malheur, Morrow, Sher­ ous slmk», after which he ranged all
man, Wallowa, Wasco and Yam­ of them side by aids in front of a
hill were allowed to stand as re­ pulpit and facing the audience,
turned by the counties; 10 per looked them over carefully and
cent was added in linker, Luke, solemnly, and then, turning around
Multnomah, Tillamook, Union and to the audience, he said: “ I want
Washington couuties; 12J per cent you all to take a look at the twenty-
was added in Linn county; 15 per s e v e n biggest liars in the state of
cent was added in Marion county, Tennessee.” — Hartwell Sun.
and 5 per cent in Umatilla; a re­
Hunting Quality o f Tobacco.
duction of 5 per cent was made in
The various properties o f the tobacco
Clatsop and Douglas; 10 per cent leaf— burning qualities, size, weight,
WASHINGTON. E>. c.
in Clackamas, Columbia, Jackson color and ferm entive properties—are all
T n ir N a t io k ^ i . T r ib u n e I s now entering upon IU
and Polk.
m ore or less affected by tho variety of fttii year o f phenom enal su e r «» .
No’ oilier fam ily w eekly In the country baa hod such
In lands, improvements, railroad tobacco, the soil, timo and manner of k grow
th, and maintained It so steadily.
goes Into evorv County lo the United ¡States, and
and telegraph lines the following manuring, clim ate and tho time o f ripen- Das It ciuh.s
o f subscribers ut neatly e v ery PostoiTlee.
iug.
The
properties
of
tobacco
m
ay
also
It
has
gninwl this proud position wHely on iu* merit*
action was taken:
Baker, Benton,
w a hlifhiy interesting fam ily newspaper.
be
affected
by
tho
manner
of
curing
and
Clackamas, Curry, Crook, Gilliam,
For tips Year 1894
GraDt, Harney, Jackson, Josephine, the weather during the curing. The fact
Ft w ill be made m uch bettor nnd m ore attractive tha*
Klamath, Lake, Lane, Lincoln, that so many factors play an im portant ev
er. W hile retaining till o f Its present popular leak
part in determ ining the quality o f to­
Malheur, Sherman,
Tillamook, bacco makes this part o f tho su bject a nos, It will constantly add new onus.
Umatilla, Union, Wallowa and difficult and tedious one to study and
Wasco counties were allowed to understand. T o secure the desired burn­
stand as returned; a reduction of ing quality, the am ount o f chlorine must
M ii H t o r y . by men who actually served and
20 per cent was made in Clatsop not rise above a m aximum, nor the b u g 4.it In the struggle.
S h o r t s t o a t en <tf Rom ance, T ravel, Experience
and Columbia; 15 per cent in Coos; amount o f potash sink below a minimum. \nd
advenjurc, by leading writers.
o r i a l * upholding the cnu.se o f the veterans,
10 p e r c e D t in Morrow a u d Polk; 5 F rom studies m ade o f 40 samples o f and E f U m t aintaining
the highest, loyalty to the Govern-
tobacco, grow n in Baden, Germ any, on ment. and die prom
otion o f the best Interests o f the
p e r c e n t in Douglas a n d Yamhill;
whole
people.
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different soils and with different m a­
i V a n l i l n f / t o n ,Ve»e\v. Full accounts o f what Is
a r a is e of 5 p e r c e n t was made in nures, the conclusion was that tobacco taking
place at the seat o f Governm ent ; care fill re­
Linn and Multnomah; 10 p e r cen t continued to g low longer—i. e., burned port* or all Important matters in Congress and the
KxecHtlve Department*»; gossip about public men.
in Washington; 12J p e r c e u t in better—the m ore potash and less chlorine
I fo K M c /io M D e p a r t m e n t . Edited b y a lady ol
National reputation.
(sodium chlorine) it contained.
Marion.— Salem Statesman.
O . a . n . . I f ’. R . C., a n ft S. o f V . J le w * , m ort
M i s s N e l l i e F i g g ’s
cure for Colds, Fevers and General De­
bility. Small Bile llesus. 36c. l*er bottle.
The Alice Blanchard is being
fitted np with passenger accommo­
dations for twenty-five passengers
Put up in no»t wnteb-ohaped bottles,*'igar
coutod. Small Bile lleuno. Ubc. w r Untie.
John C. Brown, of Parkersburg,
attended the referee’s sals at Emp­
ire Saturday, 28th ult., and bid in
the property on Bearcreek.on which
he bad a mortgage.
Ono .Small Bile [lean ererr night fora
week arouseToruid Liven- *6u. ncr bottle.
Comrade Joualbun Quick cams
up from his home on the lower
river Thursday and spent a day or
so on business and visiting his son-
in-law. Mr. Lavine, and fumily.
They increase appetite, purify tho whole
system and acton the liver. Mile MennsSma«.
The steamer Dispatch mode no
trip to this place from Bandon last
Thursday on account of tho pre­
vailing storm. The wind blew a
gale on the coast and made naviga­
tion on the lower river very risky.
Saved Her Life.
AY£R 5S
Cherry Pectoral
FIR ST
Compare our holiday celebra­
tions with that fearful disaster
attending the one at Silver Lake,
mentioned elsewhere in today's
H e r a l d , and no one will gainsay
our occasion for thaukfnluess at
least that no mishaps befell us.
But that one should not fail of
warning us that our public halls
and church holdings and school-
houses are not constructed up to
the times for safety from a similar
visitation iu this community.
In general tobacco w ill be o f inferior
burning qu ality if it contains m ore
than 0.4 per cent o f chlorine and less
than 8.5 per cent potash. A s a result o f
investigations made at th« A labam a sta­
tion and reported upon by A lex J. Bon-
duranty it waa found that while tobacco
from sandy soils contained on an aver­
age only 0.29 per cent o f chlorine, that
from heavy soils contained 0.92 per cent
of chlorine, mid that tobacco from light
soils averaged 2.8 per cent potash, while
that from heavy soils averaged 2.4 i**r
cent. F rom these indications, to secure
the best burning quality, tobacco should
be grow n on light soils and not on heavy
clay soils.
O f Interest to Cot ion I’ lanturs.
The attention o f cotton ni« liters is
called to tho superiority o f Indian and
Egyptian cotton baling in consular re­
ports oil t he needs and conditions o f fo r­
eign m arkets. A ccord in g to the reports,
the Indian cotton is pressed into small,
com pact bales, securely covered with
ju te and wrapped continuously, as it
were, w ith iron bands, whereas m uch o f
the A m erican cotton arrives in bad con ­
dition— tho iron bands broken and the
bagging torn or otherwise m utilated, and
often rotten from exposure to the ele­
ments or from having lniu in the water,
w hich causes the w eight o f the cotton to
bo fictitiously increased. Cotton thus
saturated w ith water and increased in
weight is necessarily greatly depreciated
in value.
The utm ost pains are taken in the
packing o f Indian and E gyptian cotton
shipped to Europe. Compressing is done
by steam com pressors, and the bales,
J oey B eyers ,
which are so securely covered w ith jn te
F a n n y E n d ic o t t ,
as to 1 » alm ost im pervious to the ele­
T i i . l i e G a m b l e ,
ments, are fastened w ith at least tw o
C. II B u n c h ,
iron bands or ties m ore than are used ou
F red W aterm an ,
the A m erican bales. Ou an average, four
L o u is H e l l e r ,
bales (say 1,568 pounds net) ©f Indian
Committee. cotton g o to a space ton o f 40 cubic feet,
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some presses m aking even 100 bales
equal to 21 tons measurement. The
$ 1 00 — Reward $100.
Egyptian bales are som ewhat larger than
The
of tins
thin paper will be pleased
l n e readers or
Pleased the j ndiAnf bnt are equally w ell wrapped
to learn that there is at lenst one dreaded
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disease that science has been able to core in j w*th ju te and bound w ith iron bands,
nil its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's
Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known
Dr. Price'* Cream Baking Powder
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
World’s Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
constitutional disease requires a constitu­
tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the system,
i f l d i P l I 'V K i l K l i i i 'E
thereby destroying the foundation of the
Uf
-WJliup iq Ptoq lam ta
disease and giving the patient strength b y
building up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing its work. The proprietors
have so much faith in its curative powers,
that they offer One Hundred Dollars for
any case that it fails to cure. Send for list
of testimonials. Address.
F. J. CHENEY A CO.t
Toledo, Ohio, i
S F S o ld by druggists, 75 cents.
Nineteen out o f eyery tweuty of
tho w o m e n and girls received into
the W. C. T. U. Itescue Home at
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, are B aved
to a better life. This result is due
Ths Academy Literary society
largely to the wise and l o v i n g cure
o f the superintendent, Dr. Annette will give an entertainment at the
J. Shaw.
Academy on Saturday evening,
A horrible story comes from the Jau. 12. The entertainment will
New Guinea Islands o f a massacre consist o f a literary program, one
and cannibal feast o f which whisky o f the chief features being a joint
was the instigator.
The natives, debate between ths Fisbtrnp Ly­
it is said, stole ths whisky from a ceum and the scholars o f the acad­
if y ou use the Pota lum«
Iiii'iibatom S Broittlco
tradiug post, and inflamed by the emy. A small admission fee of ALMOST A NEW YORK DAILY.
M«ke money while
o th e r* a r e w a s t in g
stimulant, killed and ate the trad­ 10 cents will be charged, as the
time bv old processes
That Democratic wonder, tho Non-
C atalog tells all about
ers.
scholars wish to present the school
it.and describes every
York Weekly World, has just
article needed for the<
Tw o new state W. C. T. U. with a lihtary. Every one should changed its weekly into a TWICE-
poultry business.
papers have been started rocently come out and help them aloDg in A-WEEK paper, aud you can now
their good work.
get the two papers a week for the
— the Colorado W. C. T. U. Mes­
wheel. Prettiest model.
Mr. and Mrs. Judge Nosier in­ same old price- $1 a year.
W e are Pacific Coast
senger, to l>e edited by the corres­
\gents. Bicycle cata­
Think of itt The news from New
logue,moiled free,gives
ponding secretary, Mrs Sarah L .l dulged in holding a little family
York right at your door fresh every full description, prices, etc., aoej * t * w a n t e d .
reunion
last
Tuesday
New
Year’s
1
Teetor, Denver, and the Kentucky
PIT ALUM A mCUBATOR CO.,Fetal«ma.Cal.
three iluys--104 piqiers a year—anil
B ranch H ors*, *31 S Main St., I.o» Angeles.
paper, with Mrs. Frances E. Bsau- j day—though only those were pres­ your home paper The H f . iut . d all fo r
champ, of Lexington, in charge.
ent who were conveniently located
O n l y i& a . e e !
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An examination o f the books at to participate. There were present
Tommy Paw, w hen was electri­
the freight office revealed the fact to enjoy the occasion, Judge and
that four tiroes as much beer is Mrs. Nosier and Bird, o f the im­ city first kuowu? Mr. Figg—That
> ARTIES contemplating coming to the
is hard to say. Electricity has
Pacific Coast. Merchants, Farmers.
used in “ high license” Plainfield, mediate household, and J. T. Nos­ always been current.
Mchanic«. Clerks or Laborers (male or.
ier and family, and J. \\. Nosier
fem
ale
for employment, to purchase land
with its 16,000 inhabitants, as is and family, resident here. It was
SsDtior McAlister is 8«i<l to hav« ,,r
in bnainV«. »enti AO cent, ni unrv
. u
ro
,'rder for Map*. Circular', Illoatrated Books
sold in the entire state o f Kansas, no less a joyful occaaion to those
eotnn Ollt for ilh,,|lslHI)g ths office Capers aud General Inforniatiou of the Fa
according to the reports of the U .' who mails up the circle and left its
o f district attorney and substitut- ¡
rv>ast
w - KEJD k CO.,
8. internal revenue department.
happy impression.
ing county attorneys.
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G H IO K E K R MSSSa PAYS
g e a u t ifu l : Q a lifu r n ia .
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s t r e e t , o p p o s it e
C O Q U IL LE
C IT Y ,
X TO T IC E —lion . W. Sinclair is the regu-
1 . 1 Iarly authorized agent at Coquille City
tor the collection o f subsidy and right-of-
V ay subscription s on »«count o f this coin-
P»“ V.
R. A. GRAHAM.
..T H E ..
odd
FELLOWS’ HALL,
ELDREDGE
OIÍEGON.
HOICE stock o f new and fnshionable
millinery, including trimmed and un­
trimmed hats, flowers, ribbons, tips, eto
Will receive new invoices and a tine stock
of FANCY GOODfc? by each steamer and
by rail. Ladies are » ordially invited to in­
spect these goods an:', compare prices.
Orders from a distance promptly and
carefully filled.
3rt tf I
NELLIE FIGG.
C
G. A. R. NOTICE.
We take this opportunity of informing
our subscribers that the new Commissioner
of Pensions has been appointed. He is an
old soldier, and wo believe that soldier»! and
their heirs will receive justice at his hands.
Wo do not anticipate that there will bo any
radical changes in the administration of
pension affairs under the new regime.
Wo would adviso, however, that U. S.
soldiers, sailors, and their heirs, take steps
to make application at 01100 , if they have
not already done so, in order to secure the
benefit o f tho early filing of their claims
in case thcro should be any future pension
legislation. »Such legislation is seldom
retroactive.
Therefore it is o f great im­
portance that applications be filed in tho
department at the earliest possible date.
If U .S . soraiers, sailors or their widows,
children or parents, desire information in
regard to pension matters, they should
write to Tin: P ress C laim s C ompany , at
Washington, D. C., and they will prepare
and send tho necessary application, if they
find them entitled under the numerous laws
enacted for their benefit. Address,
PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY,
John Wedderburn, Managing Attorney,
P. O . B o x 385.1
Washington, I). C.
T ik s M lffe b ,
It seems hardly possible, but
neverless it is true, that on an aver­
age every fifty-fifth person you
meet wears W . L. Douglass shoes.
Did you ever realize what an im­
mense undertaking it is to supply
one article of wearing appaiel to
over one million people?
A (I r n n t l L l t r r a r r F .n t c r t n in n ir u t .
Clint liandleman o f Parkers­
The closing feature o f a grand
burg was in town a brief spell last literary entertainment, to be given
Tuesday, the first for more than a at the academy under the auspi­
year. He was, returning from n ces o f the undersigned committee
visit to unc^ feam m y Barklow’s, at on Saturday evening, Jan. 12, will
Norway, before the latter and fam­ be a joint discussion between the
ily leave for Idaho, whither they Fishtrap Lyceum and the Academy
expect to go iu February on n pro­ Literary society ou the following
tected visit.
question:
“ Besolved, That meu
Dr. Stockman had a peculiar of tliought have been more bene­
spell New Year’s dny— not o f sick­ ficial to the world than meu of
ness or paiu exactly, but loss of action.” The Fishtrap Lyceum
sight and lapse o f memory. A will champion the affirmative,
darkness came upon him and later represented by Anderson Lamb,
nu entire lapse o f memory, not Ralph Edmunds, John Lamb, Sher­
knowing his nearest friends, nor man Pauli aud Ed Fish. The
the Dames nor any knowledge o f his Academy Literary society will sus­
children. Ho lins partially recov­ tain the negative, represented by
ered at this writing.
C. H. Buncb, Oliver Sanford, Fred
Carlton Cornwell, foreman of the Waterman, John Leek and Ben
Gazette, Middletown, N. J., believes
Lawrence.
that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
We will endeavor to make this
should tie in every homo. He used
it for a cold and it effected a speedy the best entertainment ever given
cure. He snys: “ It is indeed a by the society.
Au admittance
grand remedy, I can recommend to fee of 10 cents will be charged for
all. I have also seen it used for
the purpose o f purchasing n library
whooping cough, with the best re­
for
the use of the school and society.
sults.” CO cent bottles for salo by
B. F. L a w r e n c e ,
S. L. Leuevc, druggist.
C B., R. & E. R R. & .N. Co.
Millinery and
Fancy floods
ABSOLUTELY P U B E
L O C A L IT E M S . _ _ _
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T h e T r e a t l u c S yk triN .
Mrs. Tim Seely had been ill sev­
One sister who complained of
eral days I hs I weok, but has recov­
the inequality between the hotel
ered fully.
accommodations and the prices for
Prevent »ml euro Constipation and Slck-
Headuclie. Small Hilo Beano.
the same at the recent session o f a
Attorney J. F. Hull passed up to
certain Btate assembly was said to
Myrtle Point cn last Friday’s traiu
have been met with the argument:
on
a business trip.
“ We cennot afford to make as cheap
O usrnnlm i to euro mil,ms A ttack ! and
Couauimtmn. Small 111)« Uuuus.
a rate to a g a t b e i i n g o f women as
Take! Take! Take Simmons Liver
to the same number of men,
because ‘they do not patronize the Regulator for dyspepsia, constipa­
tion and heartburn.
bar.’ ”
To old Digestion take one flmaU Ilile Dean
tfter eating. 26c. per bottle.
The recent legislature in Mas-
A storm was predicted for this
s.ichussetts to prohibit treating is
one o f the longest strides in the locality on the 7tb or 8th, but it
right direction that has ever been came earlier and filled the bill-
taken. No one custom has ever
brought so much disastsr in its
train as the absurd custom o f treat­
ing. An exchange, in commenting
on this subi<»ct, wisely says:
“ There would bo just as much
good fellowship in asking one to
have a cake o f soap, a pound of
crackers or sugar, a gallon o f oil or
a clean shirt, as there is in inviting
him to turn himself into a tank or
a smokehouse at your expense.
When a group o f hail fellows get
together they not uncommonly line
up before a bar, and in turn ‘stand
treat’ until each has ‘set'em up,’ and
then they separate, uncomfortably
full o f soda, snrsapnrillu and
giuger ale, or something stronger.”
Tbeends of companionship would
have been served as well if they
had visited n gents' furnishing
store and loaded up with collar-
buttons, neck scarfs, hosiery and
like accessories to n geutleman's
toilet
It might sound a little
strange at first to hear “ What’ll
you have?” answered by “ A pair of
socks, thank you,” but the novelty
would wear off and maukiud would
be gainers by the innovation.—
National liebokah.
Kiam
Powder
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A Strictly h igh -grade F a m ily Sowing
M achine, ponneKftlng all m odern
im provem ent*.
G uaranteed E qual to the B est
Prices very rca*onnl>!e. Ohlaln them
from your local «lcuU>r and umke
c o m p a r is o n s .
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that o f IN V E N T O R S , w h o often lose th e benefit o f valuable inven tion s because
o f th e in com peten cy o r inattention o f the attorneys em ployed to obtain their
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T H E P R E S S C L A IM S C O M P A N Y .
eia F S TR E E T, N O R TH W EST,
W ASH IN G TO N , O .O .
P. o. BOX ¿S3.
Tobaccos, Cigars, etc.
r;yr" Prices nrc as low ns the lowest.
Orders from any part promptly filled.
JOHN WEDDERBURN, Managing Attorney.
Cut this out and send it with your inouiry. -fie
flUABAffTlR A
and invi!•«* tho
«Yiroful investigation us to our responsibil­
ity and the merits of our Tablets.
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Il&fflj Double Chloride of Gold Tablets
W ill completely destroy tlio desire forTORACCO in from 3 to 5 days. Perfectly h a rm ­
less; cirn^o no siekne.ssi and may be given in a cup o f tea or coffee without the knowl­
edge of the patient, who will voluntarily stop smoking or chewing ip a few clays.
DRUNKENNESS
and MORPHINE HABIT
the patient, b y the use o f our SPRCIAL FORMULA GOLD CURE TABLETS.
During treatm ent patients ftro allowed the free use o f Liquor or M or­
phine until such tone as tbey shall voluntarily give them up.
We send particulars and pamphlet o f testim onials free, and shall
bo glad to place sufferers from an y o f these habits In com m unlca
tton with persons who have been cured by the use o f ourTABLKTS,
HILL'S TABLETS are for sale by » 1 1 f ir s t - class
d r u « g M * at $ | .O O per package.
If your d ruggisldoes not keep them , enclose ns $ | .OO
»nd wo w ill seuu you, by return m ail, a package of o
Tablets.
W rite your name and address plainly, and state
whether Tablets are for Tobacco, Morphine or
liq u o r Habit.
DO NOT BE DECEIVED into purchasing
» n y o f the various nostrums that, wre being
o ffe n d for sale.
Ask for T T l i .T ->£4
T A B L E T S and take no other,
Manufactured only by
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OHIO CHEMICAL CO,
61.63 * 66 Open Block.
LIMA, OHIO.
P A K T ia’ JLARS
FREE.
A FEW
Testimonials
fro m p e rs o n s
who
h a ve been
c u re d b y th e u se o f
Hill s Tablets.
T n » O h io C h b m ic a l C o . :
D e a r S i r :—I have been using your
cure for tobacco habit, and found it would
do w hat you claim for it. I used ten cent»
worth o f the strongest chewing tobacco a day,
and Irom ono to five cigars; or I would smoko
from ten to iorty pipes o f tobacco. Have chewed
»nd smoked for tw enty five years, and tw o packages
o f vour Tablets cured m e so I have no desire for It.
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B .M . JA Y LORD, Leslie, Mich.
D o b b s F f . r r t , N. Y.
T h e O h io C h e m ic a l C o . :—G ewtlbmei * r-Boraei time »go I sent
for f l no worth o f your Tablets forT ob »rco Habit. 1 received
them all right and, although I was both a heavy smoker aud chcwer,
they did the work in less than three days. I am cured.
iue> um
your9t M ATHEW JOHNSON»P. O. Box 4».
P it ts b u r g h , T a .
T he O h io C h e m ic a l C o . <* rhti k m b s :—It gives mo pleasure to speak a
word of nraise for your Tablet*. My son wa* <*tron*ly addicted to the use o f
liquor, and through a friend. I was led to try yoar Tablets. H# w as» heavy and
constant drinker, but after using your Tablets but three days h « quit drinking,
^ ill not touch liquor o f any kind, I have wailed four moutl» before writing
Yours truly.
you, in order to know the euro was peramucut.
M l « . HELEN MORRISON.
C i s c n n m i , O nto,
•rfonned a mime»«?
TnE OHIO CnEMiCAL CO t-G*KTLEM *H:—Your Tablets h a re performed
m i n e 's in my
m y case.
cast
“ **** o t
have used morphine, hypoderm ically, for seven year*, and have been cured ‘ \> 7 jjB
two packages o f your Tablets, and without any effort on m y part.
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¡AGENTS WANTED
T H E O H IO C H E M IC A L C O .,
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