Coquille City herald., March 05, 1895, Image 4

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é$q«flïf Citfl Retain.
Highest o f all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
T U E SD AY , MARCH 5, 1895.
For God, and Home and Biuliw Land.
ir. c.
T. U.
The CoqnilUe City W. C. T. U. meet* et
the Methodist o h u r c b , south, every Fri­
day, st 8 o'clock |>. iu . All interested in the
work are invited to rttend
(From the National W. C. T. U. Bulletin.l
T h e F o e o f C h ltd h u o d .
The drunkard’ children come
into the world mentally and physic­
ally weak.
In one lunatic asylum
out of some three bundled idiots,
half were found to he the children
o f drunken parents.— Dr. J. B.
Hellier, Leeds, 1891.
A b s o l u t e l y
üliiiH'y and
Fancy Goods
P U B E
FIRST
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p n :
INFLUENZA,
P u tu p in neat watch-shaped b o ttle s, sugar
T ‘ have B e e n a man strip his coated. Small Bile Beaus.
p e r bottle-
child in the street, and take the
A Mr. McClellan of Eureka,
clothes to pledge, in order to get Cal., who has landed interests in
€rink,— Pawnbroker’s testimony in this section, spent several days o f
' “ CliUd’s Guardinn,” 1893.
last week in this city.
T h ey increase appetite, p u rify the w hole
The birds of the air will tear
grsteui and act on the liver. Bile llonimSmalL
’.feathers from their breasts for the
Grants Pass Courier: J. W. W i­
^comfoit of their youug in the nest, nter o f Glide is in Josephine county.
and it is sad to know that there He has traded land with J. J. Ped­
•re homes where parents strip the igo and expects to move hither with
clothing from their children for his family.
One Small Bilo Bean ovary night fora
drink.— Dr. ;8towell Rogers, B ir­
week urouao Torpid Livers. ‘¿oo. per bottle.
mingham, in “Child’s Guardian,”
George LaiDgor, mail route con­
1893.
tractor between Roseburg and
Th* Society for the Prevention MyrtlA Point, came in last Wed­
of Cruelty to Children finds that, nesday and spent severul days.
while an enormous number of cases George bas many friends here.
of cruelty are not due to drunken­
Miss Effie Loomis and brother,
ness, the total child-suffering in who have been residing for some
the land, due to that one cause, months on the east branch of the
would furnish material for an in­
North Fork, are visiting French
ferno to which all imaginative com­
Settlement, Douglas county, prior
positions on the plnce would be
to an early departure to their
tranquilizing reading for delicate
former home in Nebraska,
sensibilities.— “ Child’s Guardian,’’
We shall certainly have a vote
1893.
on the county seat question, the
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bill (N o. 237) having pnssed and
Temperance Hale*.
been signed by the governor, in
Granite Falls Union, Minnesota, which case the spot cn the Coqnille
sends a largo roll of fresh reading for lncating the new “steel cages
matter each week into the lumber will be decided on.”
camps.
Our friend T. J. Perkins, of the
In a paper read bofore the Phil­
osophical Society of Liverpool, iu
1893, the authors, Dr. H. It. Jones
and Mr. H. E. Davies, state that
nine out of every thousaud children
born in Liverpool die by violent
means, and the conclusion could
not be avoided that the great source
of this criminal violence is drink.
They also state that more of these
untimely deaths occur on Saturday
night than upon every other night
of the week.
W ord has just come from South
Australia from the president of the
W. C. T. U., Mrs. Nicholls, of
Prospect, Adelaide, that the adult
suffrage bill lias been carried for
South Australia giving all women
the right to vote on the same terms
as men and with no barrier to a
•eat in parliament.
The kill now
only awaits the queen’s consent.
Mrs. Nicholls writes it as a grand
victory after a hard and well-fought
battle of seven years in which the
Woman’s Christian Temperance
Union has done its fair share of the
:fighting. It was carried by a ma­
jority of seventeen, beiug throe
votes to spare above the constitu­
tional majority needed to carry the
measure.
Gladstone will eat nono but stale
bread, and is a great believer iu
tbe efficacy of it nnd milk us life-
prolonging food.
Many deer are seen along tbe
Items.
L O C A L IT E M S .
Feb. 23— The Arago arrived yes­ base of the Cascades and Blue
mountains, having been driven out
Buds and blooms are bursting.
terday.
T o aid D igestion ta k e o n e .Small Dilo Dean
Tho body of Sarah Fox, daughter by the deep snow.
tf tor eating. 25c. Dcr bottle*.
| of Mr. and Mrs. William Fox, who
The preacher was indulging iu
The logging business is blos­ j died in San Francisco, was brought rhapsodies over the glories of th e 1
soming.
! up to this place for interment in New Jerusalem.
Little Johnny
P re v e n t ami euro C onstipation and Sick.
tho Marshfield cemetery. The fun­ listened for quite awhile.
He] Or La Grippe, though occasionally epi-
HeaUueho. H i nail Hilo Bout is.
(1‘ in io, is a lw a y s m orn o r less prevalent;.
Gardening and plautiug aro in eral services were conducted by the then whispered to his mother,
Uov. Father Desmarais, according “ Mamma, isben n advnnoe agent?" j T h ’ i " ’-*' v i i i r . ! y f o r t h is c o m p la in t
is A y er’ s C h erry P e cto r a l.
full sway.
I to tho ritee of the Roman Catholic
“ Last Spring, I was taken dow n with
Final preparations for the wed- j
Guaranteed to cure Bilious Attacks and
| church. There was a large attend- ding of Miss Anna Gould to Count
I.a Grippe. A t times I was com pletely pros­
Constimi ion. Small Bile Bonus.
trated, and so difficult was m y breathing
,
| nnce of sympathetic friends and de Castellane, of Paris, have been
that m y breast seem ed ns if confined In an
Don’t fail to read the letter on ! ! acquaintances.
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Iron cage. I procured a bottle of A y o r ’a
completed.
The
wedding
has
first page—“ Brother and Sister
Sweet spirit, thou hnsfc flown away,
Cherry Pectoral, and no sooner bad I began
been arranged for March 4, and in
Thy gentle voice is still;
tuning it than relief follow ed. I could not be­
Meet.”
Naught left us but to obey
the Gould residence on Fifth
lieve that the effect w ould be so rapid and the
| O f 52 pawnbrokers in Burning-
'ham, 43 say that the pawning of
C ure fo r Colds, F evers and G eneral D e­
‘children’s clothing constitutes from
b ility . Small Bile Beaus. 26c. p e r bot tle.
10 to 20 per cent o f the general
Judge Dyer is again proprietor
»trade. — The Child’s Guardian, of the mercantile establishment so
1893.
long in his name at Bandon.
incteasein the number of sa­
loons in the Yukon mining district,
Canada,calls as usual for an increase
rn the iiolice force.
M is s N e llie F ig g ’s
The wealthiest man in congress
is 6aid to be Mr. Sorg, of Ohio,
whose income is reported to be
about $1.000,000 a year.
— XDITKD BX THE—
COQUILLE CITY
The way o f the transgressor is
often a puzzle to the detectives.
lower rivsr, is still receiving orders
for a valuable, but. low-priced,
spray pump for ore'eardists. He
hi.s one large invoice on the way,
and is getting many more orders,
as our fruitmensee that it is better
and cheaper to prevent than cure
pests.
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
gives tlio best satisfaction of any
cough medicine I handle, and as n
seller leads all other preparations
in the market. I recommend it bo-
cause it is the best medicine I ever
handled for coughs, colds and croup.
— A. W. Baldridge, Millersville, 111.
For sale by S. L. Leneve, druggist.
Joint Representative F. A. Stew­
art, of Curry county, returned from
Salem via this place last Wednes­
day. He and Senator Vnndorburg
came together via Drain to Mnish-
field.
The gentleman was de­
lighted with his Populist confreres
iu the legislature, aud knows the
pnrt.y of reform and its principles
hnve been strengthened by their
record as legislators.
A number
o f the old party representatives
parted with them with protestations
o f confidence and good will, and
the prophesy that beyond n doubt
such principles and representatives
would certainly prevail by ’9(5, and
that they wished them God-speed.
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How's This.
Wo offer One Hundred Dollars Howard
for any case of Catarrh that cannot bo
cured l>v Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
The mandate of that will!
The power that human hopes will dash—
’ Tis hoard amid the roar
O f thunder, and the lightning’s flash—
Reveals it evermore.
avenue, New York.
euro so com plete. It Is truly a wonderful med­
icine.” —'W. II. W il l i a m s , Crook City, S. D.
A Salem man forged the first
aluminum horseshoe ever made of
Oregon. It is a revelation to the
horsemen of Salem, being only
one-sixth the weight o f a steel shoe,
at the same time beiug superior iu
the baser metal in all qualities to
strength, ductility and resistance to
wear. A horse with a complete
outfit of these admirable footguards
is in a condition to do better nnd
more work than it could possibly
accomplish without them.
AYER’S *
Cherry Pectoral
Now you see me and now you
don’t.
P rom pt to a ct, su re to eu ro
C. White, formerly of Coquille
City, amateur boxer, fellow of the
irrepressible society of hobos, etc.,
made his escape from durance vile
at Empire City Thursday noon, 21st..
The sheriff being absent, it does
seem that duo care was hardly
taken to avoid a repetition of for­
mer errors.
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Sheriff Gage returned on the
Arago, Friday, with his prisoner,
Johnny Manning.
This will keep
The long winter evenings can be
the hotel bill and contingent ex­
very profitably devoted to reading,
penses up to the regular figure.
but there are some things that we
Peace reigns again—Don’ t make a din;
WASHINGTON» D. a
Charley hops out and Jack hops iu.
must read tho year round.
One of
i N a tio na l T k ib u n k is now entering opon Its
17th
rear
of
phenomenal success.
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,
Monday, the 25th, sow all the these is a local paper: the best iu No other family
weekly In the country has had such
i growth, »ml maintained it so steadily.
rniuers at work in getting the bunk­ the county is before you—
the
kocs Into every County In the Uni
United States, and
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I It goes
jvery Postomce.
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ini» of subscriber»
subscribers at nearly
net» , „ v every
ers replenished with coal prepara­ H eiuld . Another IS fl, CfOOCl home baa clubs
has gained this proud
pro-id no: jsltlon solely ón its meriti
.
,
.
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i
It hits
tory to the arrival of the two steam­ paper of general circulation, such a a highly interesting family newspaper.
ers.
as “ Womankind,” for instance, j
f o r tl?e Year 1894
According to my prognostication, which comes once a month filled i It will he made much better and more attractive tha%
While retaining all of its present popular feat
the school exhibition, on Friday with the best things for a busy ever.
•ires, it will constantly add new ones.
evening, 22d and the masquerade on housewife. We are able by special
Saturday evening, 23d, were decided arrangements with the publishers, |
successes. Everything passed off in to oger “ Womankind” freo for a
a most agreeable and entertaining year to every paid-in-advance sub­ Jl’a r 311st o r » . by men who actually served and
'ought in the struggle.
manner.
scriber to our paper, and are glad Short Storie* of Romance, Travel, Experience
adventure, by leading writer?.
Tho idea of competing for a to do so, for we are convinced that wid
Eilltoriuln upholding the cuiiio of the veterans,
maintaining tile highest loyalty to the Govern-
share of patronage in the cook­ no home paper in America contains and
ment, and the promotion of the boat interests of the
people.
. . . .
house business has taken hold of more of practical value to women. whole
irrnhiiKftoii Yetrs. Full accounts or what is
place at the seat of Government; careful ro
several experts in that line.
One Bright stories, clever poems, the taking
>rts of all Important matters In Congress and the
person
from Dora is paying latest fashions, news of woman’s xecutive Departments; gossip about public men.
Mionnehottl U ep a rtm en t. Edited by a lady ol
some attention to the subject. At work
everywhere,
articles
on National reputation.
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A. It., H '. It.
anti S. o f ¥ . Ketvn, more
present I am not at liberty to give “ Motherhood,” “Cultivation of Flow­ fall aud
complete than published by any other paper.
Ilcparttn en t, carefully edited
bis name.
ers,” a woman’s parliament for the jy Affrloultarut
practical men.
fien era l .Yetvs. carefully compiled.
People who have been unable to discussion of matters of interest, Tin-.
N a tio na l T r ib u n » I s strictly non-partlaM.
thoroughly American. It behoves In the greatest
start in business without assistance, nre a few of the bright features of »nd
rood to the greatest number of our people, an-1 tha
highest development of our iiwiilutious—iu National
and who are finally able to retire “ Womankind.”
m ity nnd exalted loyalty.
from personal labor, will always
To tho head of the house we
place obttaclos in the path of others. offer on the same terms “Farm
The object is to checkmate this as­ N owr ,” an w gviciiltu rn l p a p e r, e d ite d T?'v'o $ l aVtysY*
sumption of case and dignity and by a practical farmer (Miller Purvis,
to assist those who nre struggling j esq., late state lecturer of tho Ohio Ttc'al i*«to give more and better matter for the sum
t w o r e n t « .1 week than any other publication
for a legitimate opening and n fair Farmer’s Alliance), and filled each Every line that a pears in It is written for it, and hjtf
in no other paper. II u «o * n o i y u d i c a t l
deal. An attempt is to be made to month with suggestions from able j Appeared
|r b o ilr r -p lH lo m u t t e r . Address—
T
H E N A T IO N A L T R IB U N E ,
reduce tho price of board without correspondents, that make it anj
WASHINGTON, 0. Q b
lodging to $3.50 per week at the absolute necessity to every wide %J2% NEW YORK AVE.,
coal mines.
The National Tribune and th
awake farmer. This paper is yours
The great reduction in the price for the asking, provided you are a H erald both one year for only
of the various food products war­ subscriber to our paper.
«2.50.
rants us in asserting that a person
Remember every paid-in-advnnco |
who can buy List beef, pork and mut­ subscriber to the H e r a l d is entitled I
ton from first hands, as is now done to his choice in either of these
here, can wall afford to feed working papers. Tell your neighbors about
men at$3.50por week. An effort must thiB offer. A samplo copy of both
m
Ä R K E T
bo made in that direction to equal­ papers may be obtained by address-1
ize the reduction in the pay of la­ ing the Hosterman Publishing Co.,
AND
bor; and if those who have become Springfield, Ohio.
idlors and grown fat at $4 per week
Come in and pay a year in ad-1
do not nccept the situation, let them vance to the H erald and get one of
get out and not stand iu tho way those attractive papers free.
(Lorenz BuildincO
with their avaricious game of grab-
C O Q U IL LE C ITY .
all.
C ob .
Dr. Price’ s Cream Baking Powder
Another Free Offer.
C B., R. & E. R. R. & N. Ci
V O T I C K - l I u n , W. Sinclair is the
i l lai
•ri/.od Hgtmt nt ( ’oqnifrj
fo r th e c o ll e c t io n o f i B M d y
pauy.
K . A. G RA
..THE..
STREET, OPPOSITE ODD
FELLO WS’ HALL,
C O Q U IL L E
C IT Y ,
R&d t
v ay s u b s c r ip t io n s ou aocouut o f il.
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OREGON .
C H O IC E stock of new and fashionable
J millinery, including trim m ed and un-
triramed bats» ftewan* ribbons, tips, fto
Will receive new invoices and a tine stock
o f FANCY GOODS? by each steamer and
by rail. Lad ies are '-ordially invited to in­
spect these goods an T compare prices.
Orders from a distance promptly aud
carefully tilled.
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G. A. R . NOTICE.
We take this opportunity o f informing I
our subscribers that tho now Commissioner !
o f Pensions has been appointed. He is an
old soldier, and we believe that soldietA and j
their heirs will receive justice at his nands.
We do not anticipate that there will be any
radical changes in tho administration of
pension affairs under tho new regime.
We would advise, however, that U. S.
soldiers, sailors, and their heirs, take steps
to make application at or«oe, if they have
not already done so, in order to socuro the
benefit of the early filing o f their claims
in case there 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. soldiers, sailors or their widows,
children or parents, desire information in
regard to pension matters, they should
write to T he P r ess C l a im s C o m p a n y , at
Washington, D. C., aud they will prepare
and send the necessary application, if they
find them entitled under the numerous laws
enacted for their benefit. Address,
PRESS CLAIMS COM FAN Y,
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John Wedderburn, Managing Attorney,
O. Box 385.1
Washlngt on, D . C.
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A Iu c lu iic . i>oa»t*nsli»|5 a ll m utlciRi
I m p r o v e in c u t* .
G uaranteed E qual to the B est
P r ic e * v e r y r e a s o n a b le . O b ta in t h e m
f r o m y o u r l o c a l « le a io r a m i m u k u
c o m p a r is o n s .
ELDREDOE MAHUFACTURliiti CG.
B E L V I D E R E . ILL.
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liver, biliousness, rheum atism , indigestion, s ick headache aud kidney and liver
troubles w ithout g r ip in g o r leaving’ a n y traco o f C O N S T I P A T I O N , w hich
Is tho prim o cau se o f a ll sick ness, bew are o f It gutting habitual an d ch ron ic w ith you,
boo to It In tlm o ; thoso pills w ill eu ro you.
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Fox- sale by B. S.
wlton. "Drngi
payable in Avance-’
PIONEER
Family Grocery,
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W o r ld ’ s Fair Highest M edal and D iplom a.
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FOR INVENTIONS.
E qu al Tvith t h e interest of those having claims
th o rovurrment is
Tt oi valuable inventions because
that o f IN V E N T O R S , w h o often lo se the
tu
V
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i
ploy
< ; to o 1 lain their
o f the in com peten cy o r inattention o f 1 n
• c o .up*.Yent and reli-
patents. T o o m uch care cann ot be e x c ii i 1 in e t ' • h
u td ;
u s g r e a lly , i i n o t
able s olicitors to procure patents, fo r th e v-due o f a
entirely, upon the care and sk ill o f the attc
:
M
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o
r
careless
attorneys,
W ith th e v iew o f p rotectin g inven tors f.
.
valid patents, w e h ave Te­
and o f seein g that inven tion s are w ell p rot *cd
tained cou n sel ex p ert in patent p ra ctice, and hen nure are prepared to
Obtain Patents in the United States nnd all Foreign Countries, Conduct In*
terfeiences, Make Special Examinations, Prosecute Rejected Cases,
Register Trade-Marks and Copyrights, Render Opinions as to
5copc and Validity of Patents, Prosecute and
Defend Infringement Suits, Etc., Etc.
If you h a v e an inven tion on hand send a sk etch or p h o to g ra p h th e re o f, to­
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Duluth, (M inn.) Feb. 17.—A ALMOST A NEW Y0HK DAILY.
g eth er w ith a b r ie f d escrip tion o f the im portant features, and y o u w ill b e at on ce
\ \ r i L L keep constantly on hand a com-
suit which promises sensational
advised as to th e best cou rse to p ursue. M od els are seld om necessary. I f
t V plete line of
others are in frin g in g on y o u r righ ts, o r if y o u are ch arged w ith in frin g em en t by
developments lias been beguu in
That Democratic wonder, the New FRESH AND «SALTED MEATS,
others, su bm it th e m atter to us fo r a reliable O P IN IO N b e fo re a ctiu g o n th e
the district court, resulting in the York Weekly World, has just
matter.
Bologna, Head Cheese,
indictment at Grand Rapids of changed its weekly into a TWICE-
VEGETABLES, CANNED GOODS
T H E P R E S S C L A IM S C O M P A N Y ,
George Lydick. The suit is the A-WEEK paper, and you can now
618 F STREET, N O R T H W E S T ,
W A S H IN G T O N , D. C .
first of a series involving a theft of get the two papers a week for the
Coffee. Sugars, Teas,
P. o. BO X 4 6 3 .
JOHN
WEDDERBURN,
M
anaging
Attorney.
2,300,000 feet of lumber, sopposed same old price— $1 a year.
Tobaccos, Cigars, etc.
Prices aro as low as the lowest. , ^ 1
to have been stolen from govern­
Think of it ! The news from New J3F"
Cut
this
out
and
send
it
with
your
inquiry,
-fffr
ment and reservation lands in the York right at your door fresh every Orders from au$ part promptly filled.
last two years.
Lydick himself three days—104 papers a year—and
admits be has trespassed on this your home paper The H erald all for
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land for a year and a half. Dis­
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trict Attorney Stryker has been
NVi
working on the case for about three i
months. Tho number of defend-
auts, he says, are not less than 300, j
CURESW h I r C ALL ELSE FAILS- „ J
Bert Cough Syrup. Tat*«» Good. Use |
but they, almost without exception,1
. . . . .
F* ♦
,x..,-o.
rr h h
a rm
In time, sold by druggists.___
la y s . r'r.T-fr.iFt
P e r fe c 1 tly
a r m • -
w i l l c o m p le t e ly d e s t r o y t h e d e s ir e f o r TO BACCO in f r o m 3 to fj day
are working in the interests of big j
C O N S U M P T I O N ■.:#
le s s ; enn se n o s ick n e s s , nn d m a y b o g iv e n inn, en p o f t e a o r c o ir e o w ‘ i t h o u t t ö o k n o w l-
e d g o o f th o p a tien t, w h o w ill v o lu n t a r ily s to p s m o k in g o r c h e w in g in a fe w da>3.
lumbering
corporations, which I
really are the principals, and will I
t h e p a tien t, b y t h « u s e o f o u r SPECIAL FORMULA GOLD CURE TABLETS.
receive the state's attention when
C
I> u rlnsrtrcatm ent*patients a r e a llo w e d th e fr e o u so o f L iq u o r o r M o r ­
the defendants explain the situa­
p h in e u n til su ch thm c as t h e y s h a ll v o lu n t a r ily irlye t h e m up.
W e send p a r ticu la r s a u d p a m p h le t o f te s t im o n ia ls f r e e , and 1 sh a ll
tion and give the names o f the j
b e c la d t o p la c e s u fferer* fr o m a n y o f t h e s e h a b its in c o m m u n ic a ­
parties for whom they Hie working.
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The Westminster Gazette gives
F. J. C H E N E Y A C O . P r o p r ie to rs ,
an account of the following scene
Toledo, O.
We tho undersigned have k n o w n F. J.
recently okaeryed by a correspon­ Cheney for the Inst 1ft years, and believe
perfectly honorable in all business
dent in the southwest o f London: him
transactions and financially able to carry
A crowd o f children, mostly dirty out any obligations made by their firm.
West A Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
•nd ragged, jostling at the entrance Toledo, ()., Walding, Kinnan A Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
o f a public bouse; two bigger girls,
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
one with a shawl over her head and acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Price, 75c. per
a baby in her arms, abusing each bottle. Bold by all Druggists. Testimon­
ials free.
other, and breaking off to dance.
Packets o f sweets iu most of the THE EXAMINER’ S BIG PREMIUMS
hands, gome scrambling for the i
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dropped ones.
I asked, “ Whore
The San Francisco Examiner
did yon get all those sweets?” will give away at its next annual
Silence.
Then m taller child said, drawing 9000 premiums, aggregat-
“ Fron: Mr.----------; he guv’em ns a ing iu value $145,000.
Each sub-
Houskeeper—Half the things
Christmas box;” so I opened the scribor, also, receives a fine picture yon wash nre torn to pieces.
door and watched; the public was worth In the market more than the Wnslieiwoman — Yes, mum; but
when a thing is torn in two or
fall of children, and Mr.--------- wsh price o f the paper.
These are
more pieces, mum, I count them ns
handing out his packets, nnd appar- splendid indneemeuts, because the only one piece, mum.
ently trying to prevent repented Exnminer is the be9t newspaper on
“ Tlist’s a fine, solid bnby of
applications. This is bow we make the coast and is well worth alone yours, Newpah,” said a friend who
our paupers —just as the coustant the $1.50 a year that it costs.
If was admiring the firat baby.
“ Do
music at the doors o f the publics you subscribe now you can get the you think he’s solid?” asked New­
“ It
draws children nnd lads and girls, II ehai . d nnd the Weekly Examined pah, lather disconsolately.
seems to mo as if he was all holler.”
who end by goirg in.
I have both one year for only $2.75. This
watched them often. If the pnbli- clubbing rate entitles the subscriber | ‘ I f I givo yon some dinner,”
said Mr. Hayseed, “ will yon turn
can wants to give sweets, why to a ticket in the drawing aud n il1
the grindstone awhile?"
*‘Naw,”
doesn t he do it elsewhere than other to special piivilcgos. Don’t said Dismal Dawsou, “ I ain't no|
across the bar?”
fuil to take advantage of this offer. : crank agitator."
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