Coquille City herald., May 21, 1895, Image 4

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Highest o f all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
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Powder
T U E SD A Y . M A Y ‘21, 1895.
For <iml. amt Horn«- and Native Land.
— EDITED 1IY THE—
COQVtLLE CITY
W.
C.
T. V.
T h e Goqnillle C ity W . C. T . U. meets at
the M ethodist church, south, every Fri-
Uuy.at 3 o’ clo ck p. no. All interested in the
Work are invited to attend
A B & O L U T E I .Y
P U R E
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Judge Brown, iu the United
States circuit court iu New York
last week denied the application
for a writ of removal in the. case
of Collis P. Huntington, pres­
ident of the Southern Pacific Rail­
way Company, indicted in Califor­
nia for violating the interstate com­
merce law iu having given a pass
over the Sonthern Pacific luilway
to a man named Stone.
Only llts Scars Remain.
Six years ago the site of Okla­
homa City was a prairie over which
.M r* . C r o u r l i W i i I k
I r o n . C n m iM the untelope reamed.
Today it
Ev Hayes and family moved to
sturt S a y a M r . M i s « N u l l I .l v t a.
X«-m p c mane. \ iitr».
has mote than 10,000 iuhabitunts,
Beaver Hill last Friday.
C a m a s V a i . i . h y , O r ., M s y IS,
handsome brick blocks, a watjr
[From the N ational W. C. T . U. B ulletin.1
E d . H eiia ld :
I shall auswer and sewerage system, two large
The woolen mill ships of its pro­
the falsehood that cam e out in the school buildings, three daily news-
Bishop John H. Vincent and ducts by every train now.
C oquille H erald this week in re- papers,
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ilnuriug
mills „ aud factories,
Rev. John Hall, D.D., have become
Miss Amy Wilkins has gone to
gards
to
Johnson
Dire
being
fouud
j
ga8
and
electric
lights, a spacious
counsellors of the department of work iu the woolen mill at Baudon.
dead m Eden valley.
I hat is opera house, not to speuk o f tasteful
parity in literature nud art of the
whose
architecture
The Mehl boys have handsomely untrue, and die person that put j residences,
National W . C. T. U.
painted their home, and it looks that m the paper put in n false- j would d o credit to au eastern city o f
hood, aud they had better correct tlle game size.
Hope Mission nud Reading Room well.
it as soon > s possible. Mr. D is e i s j
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for Scandinavians, under the con
l ’ nsb out the old sloth and pull with us now, aud is intending to 0 g g o o | New
New Y
Y ork
ork W orld:
P h illip D . I
duct of the Chicago Ceutrnl Union,
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Arm our says
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trust.
in the new progress; now for a p a|l j to Eden again this sum m er.
holds gospel temperance meetings
I *s an
luan au<l
l*ved in the! \YT[jat else could ho be expected to
all together.
mountains all his life, or for 30|Hay ? W ou ld anybody want Phil
every evening; 27,375 people at­
Mrs. Joe Beau has been visiting j years, and doesu t like to live in the , to acknowledge thut he wus violating
tended the meetiugs lost year.
Temperance puts coals on the
fire, meal and flour in the barrel,
money in the purse, credit in the
country, contentment in the house,
clothes on the children, vigor in the
body, intelligence in the bruin,
and spirit in the whole constitution.
— Benjamin Franklin.
L O C A L ITEM S.
at Norway and now to her parents
on
T it I T
j valley.
H IM I t V l ’I K l X
S T O IC Y .
H e hasn’ t any home, and | the law.
m ac!°tw khim ™ ^ E den . 'V d o e s n 't I S m y t h e -S h e wasn’ t sure w hich ;
Attorney J. M. Upton o f Ban- look like lie would want to g o back 8,
better, Jones or me, b u t ,
don attended district court and again if lie were so badly uncared ! a|10 Eave me the benefit o f the doubt, j
passed through this place lust week. for. He was at E den last Decern- B u ffs— A im made you h appy?,
have been
her, and had been there all summer, i ^m ythe Yes; they
R. J. Robinson left last Wednes­
day for Lion county, prospectively
to live. Miss Lizzie will be greatly
Rev. Dr. Henry 0 . Lnnu, who is missed by many friends here.
Muuager Euimitt, of the Baudon
visiting America in the interest of
the famous Grindelwald Confer­ baseball nine, was up last Thurs­
ence in Switzerland and the Con­ day arranging for the league game
vention of the W orld’s W. C. T. U. between the Bandon and Coquille
in London next June, was pres­ boys.
Another Free Offer.
The first train of logs were taken
to the bay from Yoakam’s camp
last Thursday.
It consisted of
eleven trucks and about twenty-
three logs.
Miss Alice R. Palmer, of India,
thb fifth round-the-world mission­
ary of the Woman's Christian Tem­
perance Union, sailed from South­
ampton on the American Line
steamship Paris, on Jan. ‘26th, re­
turning nfter un absence of two
years, during which time she had
worked principally in the colonies
o f South Africa, organizing many
new societies, conducting conven­
tions and rendering invaluable aid
to the white ribbon causp.
The Homo Comfort Range men
are rustling.
Bert Case, George
Francis and William Howe are the
salesmen aud deliver the sales at
The Itosebnrg Review comments
all points.
thus on the subject:
WillCarleton’s charming literary
The Coquille City H e r a l d pub­
publication, "E v ery W here," only lishes a sensational story about the
50 cents n year. Subscriptions re­ remains o f Johnson Dice, an aged
pioneer, hating been found at
ceived at this officb; or E very W here
Albert Crouch’s ranch iu the
and the H e r a l d both one year for mountains near E d e D .
It will be
$ 2 . 10 .
remembered that The Review last
Last Wednesday was very warm winter told about the old man
being snowbound there, and o f his
and at night clonds loomed up in
finally having been reached by a
the oast and south, lighting up the rescuiug party from Camas Valley,
heavens with heat lightning, cul­ who found him safe and sound. If
minating in a refreshing shower anything further has transpired,
as published iu the H e r a l d , we
about 10 o’clock p. m.
nro not informed aud have not
In probate term o f the Marion been ablp to see any residents of
county court Monday of last week Camas Valley who can confirm or
Jesse Belieu
Judge Hubbard appointed J. W. deny the report.
Bennett, S. H. Ilazzard and J. S. just came iu from there, uud had
heard nothiug o f the matter.
Coke, jr.,as appraisers of property
in Coos county iu the estate o f S.
The editor o f the H e r a l d will­
F. Chadwick, deceased.
ingly gives these statements by
Archbishop Corrigan has written
a letter approving tho activity of
the Catholic Total Abstinence
Societies in New York city, wbicb
promise to take no mean part in
opposing the Sunday opening of
the saloons. Rev. Father Doyle,
general secretary o f the societies,
esys: “ I have no fuith whatever in
the promise o f saloon-keepers to
refrain from selling liquor Sunday
forenoons.” He quoted Mousignor
Judge Schroeder went over to
Satollis letter urging all Catholics
to.abstain from Sunday rumselliug. Empire Inst Wednesday to be
Governor B issell.of New Hamp­ present at court when a case or two
shire, in his inaugural address, in which the county is a party
The suits are
testifies that “ The prohibition of should be called.
for
writs
of
review,
for
the purpose
the sale of intoxicutiDg liquors,
after many years of trial, haB be­ of compelling reduction of assess­
come the settled policy of the state. ments for taxes.
way of explaining the rumors that
are current. There seoms to be a
wide difference in the statement as
first published in this paper and
Mrs. Crouch’s letter—the first that
the man was very dead, and the
latter that he was alive and pres­
ent with the writer. Now, we shall
Mr. nod Mrs. Cbartrand made a expect to hear from Mr. Shields
trip to Myrtle Point la6t Thursday, again.
returning later in the week.
His
\Y lino |il ii it Coil tell.
health is improving in this salubri­
There is no danger from this dis­
ous climate and healthful surround­ ease when Chamberlnin’N Cough
ings, something southern Califor­ Remedy ìb freely given. It liquefies
the tough mucus and aids its expec­
nia failed to do.
S tatu of O h io , C ity of T olu do , i
1,'ioas County,
Frank J . Cheney makes oath Hint lie is
AYER’S Sarsaparilla
C 'ir c s o t h e r s , w ill c u r e you
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S T R E E T , O P P O S IT E
FELLO W S’ H ALL,
C IT Y ,
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OREGON
W e take tMa opportunity o f inform ing
our subscribers that the new Com m issioner
o f P ensions has been appoin ted. He is an
old soldier, and we believe that soldierc and
their heirs will receive ju stice at his hands.
We d o not anticipate that there w ill be any
radical changes in the adm inistration o f
pension affairs under tho new regime.
W e would advise, however, that U. 8 .
soldiers, sailors, and their heirs, take steps
to m a U application at once, if they have
not ajready d one so, in o rd e r to secure the
benefit o f the early filin g o f their claim s
in case there should be any future pension
legislation.
Such legislation is seldom
retroactive.
T h erefore it is o f great im­
portance that applications be filed in the
departm ent at the earliest possible date.
I f U . S. soldiers, sailors or their widows,
children or parents, desire inform ation in
regard to pension matters, they should
write to T h b P r e ss C l v im s C o m p a n y , at
W ashington, D. C., and they will prepare
and send tho necessary application, if they
find them entitled under the numerous laws
enacted fo r their benefit. Address,
P U E S 8 C LAIM S C OM PAN Y,
P. O . B ox 385.1
W ashington, 1). C.
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F am ily Grocery,
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G. A. R. NOTICE.
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rO T IC K —H on . W . Sinclair is the regu­
larly authorized agent at C oquille City
tor the collection o f subsidy and rith l o -
v ay subscriptions on account o f this com -
l” »uv.
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M a c h in e , |> o **«* kk I iic n il m o d e r n
Im p ro v e m e n ts.
G uaranteed E qual to the B est
P rices very rea son a ble. Obliti»» them
from you»' loca l «lettler nud m ak e
com p uriH on s.
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livor, biliousness, rheumatism, indigestion, sick headache and kidney nnd liver
troubles without griping or leaving' any trace of C O N S T I P A T I O N , which
Is tho prime cause o f all sickness, bo war® o f It getting habitual and chronic with you,
see to It In tlm o; theso pills will euro you. Y
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Uso P R E N T I S S R E C T I F Y I N G P IL L ,
because It la tho only safo and harmless
remedy that will surely B E A U T IF Y tko
CO M P LEX IO N
Aft
clear tho skin and remove all blotches from tho faco. Try a box and see for your­
SOLD ONLY IN SEALED PACKAGES.
>Y >, self. 25 Cents a box.
S O L D B Y ALL D R U G G IS T S ,
Or sent b y mall upon roceipt o f price by
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F or sale by I{. S. Knowlton, Druggist.
FOR INVENTIONS.
Equal with the interest o f those having claims againitt the government is
that of INVENTORS, who often lose the benefit o f valuable inventions because
of the incompetency or inattention of the attorneys employed to obtain their
patents. Too much care cannot be exercised in employing competent and reli­
able solicitors to procure patents, for the value of a patent depends greatly, if not
entirely, upon tile care aud skill of the attorney.
With the view of protecting inventors from worthless or careless attorneys,
nnd o f seeing that inventions are well protected by valid patents, we have re­
tained counsel expert in patent practice, and therefore are prepared to
Obtain Patents in the United States and all Foreign Countries, Conduct In­
terferences, M ake Special Examinations, Prosecute Rejected Cases,
Register Trade-Marks and Copyrights, Render Opinions a s to
Scope and Validity of Patents, Prosecute and
Defend Infringement Suits, E tc., Etc.
T H E P R E S S C L A IM S C O M P A N Y ,
618 F S T R E E T , N O R T H W E S T .
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W E fiUAIiANTEE A CTEK í
r iE M E M B E R
and invi "iti the m ost
ca refn l investigation tis to our rosponainil-
ity and tho m erits o f our Tablets.
j
j Double Chloride of Cold Tablets
READ CUR ,
testimonials !
w'lil com p lo tclv d estroy the defiiro fo r TOBACCO in from 3 toft days. P erfectly h a rm ­
less; cause do sickness, and m ay bo given in a cup o f te n o r eoffee w ithout the know l­
edge o f the pntleut, w h o w ill volunturily »top sm oking o r ch ew ing iu u few days.
DRUNKENNESS and MORPHINE HABIT £ ? S ; ^ ! T u S ’K
the patient, by the oae o f our SPECIAL P O R M O A COLD CURE TABLETS.
During treatm ent patient® are Allowed tbe free n«e c f L iquor o r M or­
phine until such tim e as they shall volrnitarily g iv e them up.
TABLETS
for
sale b y all
w h o have bean
cu red by the use o f
W rite y o u r numn and address plainly, and state
whether Tablets are fo r T obacco, M orphine or
L iquor Habit.
DO NOT BE DECEIVED Into pnrcbsH ng
any o f the various nostrums that are being
offered fo r sale.
Ask fo r H H i L ’ 8
T A B L E T S and tako n o oth er
M anufactured on ly by
Hill s Tablets.
T in? O h i o C h e m ic a l C o . :
D e a r S i r :—I h a v e b e e n u s in g y o u j
c u r e f o r t o b a c c o h a b it, a n d fo u n d i t w ou ld
do w h a t y o u c la im f o r it. I u sed ten cen ts
w o r t h o f th e str o n g e s t c h e w in g t o b a c c o a d a y,
a n d f r o m o n e t o fiv e c ig a r s ; o r I w ou ld s m o k e
f r o m ten t o l o r t y p ip e s o f to b a c c o . H a v e ch e w e d
an d s m ok ed f o r t w e n ty fiv e yea rs, an d t w o p a c k a g e «
Of , o u r T a b le t» c u r « l m e j o «
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D o b b s F e b r t , N. Y .
T n * O h i o C h e m ic a l C o . G e n t l e m e n
S om e tim e a g o I sen t
f o r f l on w o rth o f y o u r T a b le t« f o r T o b a c c o H a b it. I r e c e iv e d
th em »11 rig h t . n d , »ltfio u x h I » » » b o t h a U ravy » m o k e r a u d cu o w o r,
61.63 A 85 Over, Block,
LIM A, OHIO,
P A R T IC I' LA R A
FREE.
A FEW
Tsstiffioaials
fro m p e rso ns
fi rs t c l a »»
If your druggist does not keep them , enclose us % f .
and we w ill send you, by return m all, a package o f our
OHIO CHEMICAL CO,
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W e send p a r ticu la r s and p a m p h le t o f te s t im o n ia ls f r e e , a o d sh a ll
b e glad t o p la c e su ffe r e r s 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 ­
tion w ith p e r s o n s w h o h a v e been c u r e d b y th o use o f o u r T a b l e t s .
H ILL’ S
If
I f yon have an invention on hand send a sketch or photograph thereof, to­
gether with a brief description of the important features, and you will lie at once
advised as to the best course to pursue. Models are seldom necessary. If
others are infringing on your rights, or if you are charged with infringement by
others, submit the matter to us for a reliable OI’INiON before acting on the
matter.
, V \ / I L L keep con sta n tly on hand a com -
| ▼ t piste line o f
dmiVut,® »LOO porpackage
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T?X£ $1 a Year
Payable, in A&wuKfc
The Norwegian parliament has the senior partner o f the firm o f F. J. C hu ­
nky t i Co., .loinii hnsinesK in tin* City o f T o ­
tliiw year appropriated 12,000 kroner ledo,
Conntv and State aforesaid, and that
to aid the temperance societies in said firm will pay the sain o f ON E HUN-
DltF.D D O L L A R S for each and every case
the work.
Says Rev. C. F. Eltz- o f Catarrh that nanliot lie cured l>y the nse
o f U A L I /S C A T A ltltH CURE.
holtz in an account of tho temper­
FRAN K J . CH EN EY.
E d Marts o f Bandon was up last > three da.va-104 P « ! * « a y e a r - and
Sworn to b efore me and suhscrihed in my
ance movement there;
“ 1 am presence,
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your home paper The H erald all for
this lith day o f D ecem ber, A. 1). „ „
Ih ursdar.
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pleased to know that it is the in­ 18S( j
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A. w . O L E A A o n .
tention of our Norwegian temper- *\ » hal ^
Bud and Johuuy Stono modo a
N otary P ublic.
anco friends, who are sick and
Hall's Catarrh C aro is taken internally trip to the bay last week.
tired of the Gothenburg system, to ami acts directly on the blood and mucous
L. Harlocktr went to Salem last I
surfaces o f the system . Send for testim o­
drive away the dispensaries and nials, free.
week to attend the state meeting of
F. J . CH EN EY A C O., T oled o, O’
destroy tho whole liquor traffic. I f 5 ^ " Sold by D ruggist», 7f»c.
the I. O. O. F., as a delegate from
n couutry that has tiied the best
the lodge at this place.
City Marshal Johnson last Tues.
known systom for the regulation of
M. F. McDonald, representing
this unclean traffic is so dissatis­ day mnde himself useful as an ex-
the M. J. Ksller Co. tailoring and
officio
sherifl
and
picked
up
a
fied with the experiment that it has
and men’s furnishing establish­
adopted laws that provide for its special veuire o f jurymen to take
ment nt Ouklnnd, Cal., has been
discontinuance, other nations ought the train next morning for court nt
rustliug in this section the past
Empire.
Ton
were
called
for
from
to take wnrning.
It is not stntes-
week.
Caveats, and Trade-Mark* obtained and all Pat-|
mnusbip to adopt a system that has j this place, ten from Myrtle Point
ent business conducted for m o o c r * tc Fees.
“ Our render will find Simmons Oun O ffice is O pposite u . S . P a te n t O r n e r
proven iUelf to be a failure.”
nml ten from Bandon.
and we can secure patent m less urne thaa those
Liver Regulator advertised iu these ¡remote
from Washington,
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Since the days of William Tel),!
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Sand node!, drawing or photo., with descrip­
columns. \Ye advertise it. nnd use I tion.
W e advise, if patentable or not, free ot
nud before, the Swiss have been
^ i6 IV O G 3 S h o c k ,
it, nnd we commend it ns a safo and charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured. i
A PAMfMLliT, “ He w to Obtain Patents,” with
distinguished in archery.
Prof.
E. W. J o y C o m pa n y Gentlemen: excellent medicine. IVc became ac­ I cost
of same in the U. S. and foreign countries
H ein,of Zurich, says with reference This is the first time I have attempted quainted with it in Georgia where ¡sent free. Address,
to the archery competitions: Ilia d ao * r'*p f°r three years. Have been it is a family medicine. \Ve do not C . A . S N Q W & C O .
i to nervous nml weak that I have deny the merits of other prepara­ ! i p w p . P a t e n t O ffice . W a s h in g t o n . D. C.
occasion, a short time ago, <
to speak
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tions, but simply state that this one
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most of the time,
with one o f these far-famed hunts-
\ (ri,.ml who had taken your commauds confidence." From the
men. This clever marksman as- Sarsaparilla sent me two bottles, Journal, Lnnesboro, Minn.
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sures me that all who attain skill The second one is most gone, and
in shooting are strictly temperate * *iave gained twenty pounds, and D r. P ric e 's C r e a m B a k in g P o w d e r
If yon use the Pet-Gum«
Award*! Cl old Medal Midwinter Fair. San Francisco.
Incuhaters A Bnodcrs.
men or abstainers.
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pale, thin, no ambition. Had given
others are wasting
ate men have to become abstainers
aH I had tried so many remedies
tim e by old processes.
Judge ( gravely) The prose­
Catalog tells all about
about a week before entering into snd doetors, but found no benefit, cutor swears that you hit him twice
it nnd describes evety
article needed for tb^
neclmtzanfest (competition),
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** -v o" c* r* to P'hlwh this you have j upon tbe nose. Have you any do-
poultry business. A
best marksmen not
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«m a.nL (Signed)
nial to make? Defendant (stoutly)
The “ ERIE”
mechanically the best
O ^ i l k h u l l« i h l L I el0' r ,T y
A i,
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pvheel. Prettiest model.
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upon
[We are Pacific Coast
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must also
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tonne Oi hit him where his nose
logue, mailed free.gives
At night, and mauj of them do uot Hf’ndiu’hes, Hdliousness and Tor- Lott bin
ftill description rrices etc., aopnts w a ste d .
amoks tobacco.
Heavy smokers pid Livor disappear when you take
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riTALUMA nCDUATOR C 0..rctrtim s.C al.
C 3., R. & E. R. R. & N. Co.
F ig g ’s
H O IC E stock o f new and fashionable
m illinery, in clu d in g trim m e d and un­
trimm ed hats, iiower», ribbons, tips, etc
W ill receiv e new invoices and a line stock
o f FA N C Y G O O D ? by each steam er and
by rail.
L ad ies are * ordiu 11 y invited to in­
s p e c t these go o d s an.l com pare prices.
O rders from a distance proufptly and
ca refu lly tilled.
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N E L L IE F IG G .
rr.-p.rod by D r. J. C . A yer ¡t Co., Lowell, M a ...
toration. It also lessens tho severity
That Democratic w on d er, tho New | f k e s h AND ¡SALTED MEATS,
nud frequency o f paroxysms of
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ing cures, cleansing tho blood, etc.,” writes
JlbMtY H udson , of tho James Smith
Woolen Machinery Co.,
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Impress me more than m y
ow n cuso. Twenty years
ago, at the age ui 18 years,
1 hud swellings come on
my legs, which broke and
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Our family physician could
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feared that the bones
would bo affected. A t last,
my good old m o t h e r
urged m o to try A y e r’s
Sarsaparilla. I took three
bottles, the sores healed,
anti I liavo not been
j*^| troubled since. O nly tho
scars rem ain, and tho
m em ory o f the past, to
rem in d m o o f the g o o d
A y e r’s S arsaparilla hits dnno m e. I now
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am In the best of health. I have been on tho
road for the past twelve years, have noticed
A y e r’s Sarsaparilla advertised in all parts
of the United States, and always tako pleas­
ure In telling what good It did for me.”
For tho euro of all diseases originating iu
Impure blood, the best remedy Is
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hut the snow cuino sooner thau it ! married more than a year now.
usually does, and our cattle and the j Arnatuer Photographer— Pardon
old man were snowed in so that my i me, sir; but would you object to
husband could not get there. He 1 my taking your daughter just ns
and Mr. Boren almost lost their she is? Farmer Greene— Wa-al,
byes tiying to get there.
We : this is sudden; but take her and be
knew that Mr. D isc had plenty of ¡happy. Keep yer eyes on him, Hal,
k ]
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potatoes to last him, and flour j till 1 scoot rouud fer tb’ parson,
enough; he had killed a fnt calf;
and was living better thau those j
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about it. It was our cattle that
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Mrs. A. E. C r o u c h .
•ires, it will constantly add new ones.
ent in Washington at the great
meeting arranged for the presenta­
tion of the polyglot petition to the
president and congress of the
United Stales on February 16th.
The existing law and all the
meaus provided for its enforcement
have stood the test o f timo and ex­
perience and are receiving ench
year a firmor public support. The
law is found sufficient to snppress
the unlawful sale of liquor wher­
ever public sentiment lends ade­
quate support to its enforcement.”
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