Coquille City herald., June 04, 1895, Image 4

There is a statute (Oregon L eg­
islature, Feb. 11, 1891,) “ for the
protection of sea-gulls,’’ making it
a misdemeanor “ to wilfully injure,!
T0E8DAT, JUNE 4. 189«.
kill or destroy auy sea-gnll,” the
penally being a fine($5 to $25)aiul
For lìmi, and Homo and Salive Land.
costs and imprisonment in default.
R
o
y
a
!
Any justice of the peace has juris­
— EDITUO BY THE—
diction.
COQUILLE CITY IF. C. T.
Our Nutive and Imported Song
Birds.— The Legislature of Orpgon
T h e C oq aillloC ity W . C. T . U . meet* at
the M ethodist church, Booth, every Fri-
has also enacted two stntutee for
day, at 51 o’ clock p. in. All interested in the
Capt Tenuisson was up fro m the protection of song birds; the I
L O C A L IT E M S.
work are invited to f ttend
first, approved Feb. 20, 1891, pro­
i Randolph last Friday.
tects useful singing birds imported
Bara
liowun
of
the
upper
river
at
Dan McPhail, who worked
Temporaneo If»»!©»,
.
,
„
.
.
| from Germnuy and elsewhere, nain-!
i is delivering strawberries in this „ Parkersburg
the past year, is now , Dg , hp
sky|arU. sUr. I
(From the National W. O. T. U. B ulletin.] , place.
head muuou the edger iu Joe Nay s |jn„ t redbreast, inockiug bird, and
White ribhoners o f Oklahoma
Jesse Luce, o f the Sun, was mill at Maplewood, Curry county, others, and making it a inisde-
helped defeut a bill favoring prize knocked out a brief spell last week
Mre. E. E. Dicksou o f this place i ,'}?enu” r
injure or kill them.
...
,, . .. .
, T1
1 he statute, approved iu February
fighting.
j with the grip.
and Miss Susie Peterson o f River- 1893> protect8 native song birds
Constitutional prohibition has
Mrs. Tom Drnne o f the lower t o n made this office a visit last I*ri- auj others, naming the yellow-
been voted down by the Utah cod -! river
a Tj8jt to friends at this day.
The latter has been visiting I breasted chat, meadowlark, robin, j
Hunimerly, a well-known business man
stitutional convention.
| place last week.
friends here and is still gaining song sparrow, lark-finch,evarigated ! of M. Hillsboro,
Ya., sends this testimony to
the merits of A y er’s Sarsaparilla: “ Several
health
from
her
late
serious
sick-
thrush,
wood
thrush,
hermit
thrush,
The amended temperance ednea-
Mrs. x . W. Johnson and Mrs.
years aeo, l hurt my leg, the Injury leaving
American
gokl-fiucli,
bluebird, X - sore which led to erysipelas. My sufferings
tion bill has passed both branches j 0jm Clinton of Norway were ue88>
extreme, nv y leg, from the knee to the
snowbird, oriole, lazuli-finch, bouse were
ankle., being a solid sore, which began to ex-
o f the New York legislature.
shopping in town last Friday.
George Hauson and John A. j and winter wren, pine linnet, Cali- tend to other parts of the body. After trying
various remedies, I began taking A y e r ’ s
prominent
Humboldt foruia linnet, warblers, vireo, swal-j Sarsaparilla, and, before I had finished tiie
Forty-four countries of the world
R ube Mast, of the firm of Long Ilanson,
first bottle, I experienced great relief; the
county,
Cal.,
ranchers,
have
been
i
low,
tanugeir
grosbeaks
kinglets
now have branches of the Woman’s j.
Bandon, left last week for
J
,
j
.1 °r honied lark. Both these nets second bottle effected a complete cure.” *
■Christian Temperance Union.
¡San Francisco to purchase new prospecting in this plnceaud valley^ include interfering with their '
Ayer’ s Sarsaparilla
for some time.
They are from j eggs. Penalty not less than $5, Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
The Anti-Saloon League of the goods for their store.
District of Columbia has decided j j j r W oodruff and family are Fortuna, and acquaintances of our , nor more tlinu $100. This law was C u r a s o t h e r s , w i l l c u r a y o u
to issue a call for a national Anti- gnfP|y quartered at their homo at newly acquired friends, Mr. a n d 1 approved Feb. 23, 1895. Oregon j
| Humane Society.^
Saloon League.
or near Prospect, Josephine county, Mrs. Morgan and Mr. Jones.
M
Highest o f all in Leavening Powe
CvvXj girrnW.
i s s
T C c llic
Millinery ami
Fancy Goods
F IH S T
B T liK E T , O l ’ l’ O S l l ’E
FELLOW S’ H ALL,
C O Q U IL LE
C IT Y ,
C B., R. & E. R. R. & N. Co.
3 F * ig p /fs
N
O T I C E — H on. W . Sinclair i* tlie-reg o-
I n r ly a u t h o r i s e d a ^ e u t a t C o q u i l l e C i t y
t o r t h e c o l l e c t i o n o f a u b a id y a n d r i f t h i - o t -
V a y s u b s c r ip tio n s o n a c c o u n t o f Ib is c o m ­
pany.
It. A. G ItA H A M .
..T H E ..
ODD
OREGON .
l H O IC E stock o f new and fashionable
m illinery, includili« trim m e d and m i­
trinomeli hats, flowers, ribbons, tips, etc
YViU receive new invoices and a line stock
o f F A N C Y G O O D S ov each steam er and
by rail.
L a d ics are - ordiully invited to in ­
spect these «oods a n i comparo prices.
Orders from a disttmoe prom ptly nnd
carefully filled.
3d i f |
N E L L I E F IG O .
C J
G. A. R. NOTICE.
AVo take this opportunity o f inform ing
| our subscribers that the now Commissioner
of Pensions has been appointed. Ho is an
old soldier, and we believe that soldier- and
their heirs will receive justice at his nantis.
W e do not anticipate that there will bo any
radical changes in the ad m inistration o f
pension affairs under the new regime.
W e would advise, however, that U . S.
soldiers, sailors, and their heirs, take steps
to make application at once, if they have
not already done a >, in o rd er to secure the
benefit o f the early filing o f their claims
in case there should bo any future pension
legislation.
Such legislation is seldom
retroactive.
Therefore it is o f great im ­
portance th a t applications
filed in tho
department at tho earliest possible date.
If U . S. soldiers, sailors or their widows,
children or parents, desire inform ation in
regard to pension m atters, they should
write to T ub P bbss C l a i m s C o m p a n y , at
W ashin gton, I). C., and they will prepare
and send tho necessary application, if they
find them entitled under the numerous laws
enacted for their benefit. Address,
-3?
A strictly lilgh-grado ynntlly rUmlu*
M achine, possoKshis a ll i-i»a o r »
liu p r u Y t-m e n t s .
G uaranteed E qual to the B est
Some time ago I was taken sick i
(Coos Bay N ew s. >
l ’ ii o c K v e r y r e a s o n t i b l e . O b t a i n t h e m
t r o n i y o u r In c ili i l v a l t r a u » l m u h u
with a cramp in the stomach, fol-1 Alex StanfT, of Empire, is mak-1
c o m p a ris o n * .
lowed by diarrhoea.
I took a incr preparations to move with his
couple of doses of Chamberlain’s family to the Coqudle.
ELDREDGE IM F A C T U R IK fi CO.
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Itom­
Jaa. Forty cut his foot lately
B E L V ID E R E , IL L .
edy and was immediately relieved. with an ax, while working in bis
PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY,
P. O . Box 385.1
W ashin gton, D . C.
I consider it tho best medicine in camp onSouth Coos river.
the market for all such complaints.
Miss Addie Snyder is steadily
I have sold the remedy to others
improving in health, and has al­
Prontiaa Rectifying" pilla curo constipation Proullsa Rectifying pilla curocouaiipatiou
and every one who uses it speaks
Prentiss Rectifying pilla cure constipation Trenti«.} Rectifying pilla cura constipation
most recovered from her late attack
highly of it.— J. W. Striokler, Val­
WASHINGTON. D. c.
of sickness.
ley Center, Cal. For sale by Dr.
T u b N a t i o n a l T b i b u n b is now entering upon It»
17th y e«r o f uhenoineiml ttuceess.
S. L. Leneve, druggist
. , .
.
N o other fam ily w eekly in the country has had such
The bill raising the age of pro­
An octopus weighing ten pounds I grow
Having usod Chnmborlain’s Cough
th, and uiuiuUuned it so Hteadlly.
_ o » g Into every County In tho Untied States, and
The Roseburg Review says Mr, waa captured last Monday by Jobn| hu.s . . club»
tection in New Hampshire to 16 Itomedy iu my family and found it
o f subscribers at nearly every Piwtofflce.
has
—
*
iMltlon solely on It« m e n u
has gHtiuKl this proud nn
the
fisherman, and I s It a highly
years was vetoed by the governor; j to bo a first class article, I take Graham’s proposition to the people Wiklnnd,
Interesting fam ily newspaper.
pleasure
in
recommending
it
to
my
of
Rosebnrg
is
now
for
a
subsidy
I
brought
to
town
where
it
was
ex-
j
in happy contrast with this notion
por tl?e Year 1894
friends.
J. V. Foster, Westport, i
qqq
The Review urges the i llibited “J Butler & Schetter’s drug
the governor o f Missouri vetoed Cal- For sale by Dr. S. L. Lenovo,
It will he m ade m uch belter and m ore attractive thru
. . . .
store.
It wus a very curious look- ever.
W h ile retaining all of»Us present popular teat
acceptance, but the acquiescence j
creatnre.
This makes the ires, it w ill constantly add new ones.
the bill to legalize prostitution.
I druggist
At the Southwestern Kansas M.
p rof g g. Darnell, 0f Myrtle of the citizens seems to be slow. 8eoonci ol. third one that Las been
Why isn’ t the proposition from j caught here,
E. conference resolutions were | p oiat( mm] 0 a trjp to the bay last
llvor, biliousness, rheumatism. Indigestion, sick hcadacho and kidney aud livor I I
their own fellow-citizen, Hon. T.
!W r » ‘ M H n t o r u . hy m en who actually served and
troubloo without griping or leaving" any traco of C O N S T I P A T I O N , which
adopted condemning the presont week. H e was to open a term of
Stop suffering! Try Dr. Milos’ Pain Pills.
'ought In the struggle.
Is tho primo causo of all rdeknoss, bowa.ro of it getting habitual and chronic with you,
s t n r i f n o f 'Romance, T ra v el, Experleuoe
state administration for its com­ school in the “ Brown” district yes­ R. Sheridan, president of the com­
ÌÌ
oeo
to It la tlmo; these pills will euro you. /'
vtd adventure, by leading writers.
E d i t o r i a l * upholding the caii.se o f the veteran's,
pany, who holds the confidence of
and m aintaining tho highest loyalty to the Govern­
3
M
f r ^ A H PF2*
c b o p r e n t i c c r e c t i f y i n g p il l , I f
plicity with the liquor Irade, as \ terday— 1st Monday in June—
m ent. and 1 he promotion o f the best interests o f tbs
0
A A\ H
y h
r'-"S —
becauoo it is tho only safe and harmloae S)»
the citizens aud would fulfill the
whole people.
.
.
shown in the character of the p o -! where he seems to have become a
fejea U "’’d K x i / B fctaas
remedy that will surely D E A U T I F Y tho
+ V a * h i n j } t o n X m tr*.
Full accounts or what Is
conditions of the subscription? Or
The long winter evenings can bo talcing place at the seat o f G o v e rn m en t; careflil re­
lice commissioners recently ap­ fixture and very popular.
o f all Important m atters lu Congress and tho
why do not the Spreckelses speak very profitably devoted to reading, ports
If
E xecutive D ep artm en ts: gossip about public men.
«M
pointed.
H o u m e t i o h l U a p u r t t n e n t . Edited by n lady ol
T hanks .— T he ladies of the W. at first bauds, in whom the people but there are some things that we N ational
u!
reputation.
<V. A . t l . , »*'. U . C ., a n d S . o f V . X c r r * , tnor*
The old Crusade church in Hills­ R. C. desire to express their thanks
c le a r th © s k in a n d r e m o v o a l l b lo tc h o a f r o m th o fa c e .
T r y ¿1 b o x a n d » e o f o r your« m
«-:
must
read
the
year
round.
One
of
ftili and com plete than published t>y an y other paper.
could base some confidence? The
o a
SOlf. 23 C e n t s a b o s .
S O L D O N L Y IN S E A L E D P A C K A G E S .
g r i c u l t u r a l D e p a r t m e n t , carefully edited
these is a local paper: the best in j ty A pmetical
boro, Ohio, from which Mother to friends who assisted them and
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people there want the road, and the county is before you— the U c u e r a l .Veitto, carefully com piled.
Or sent by mail upon receipt of price by
Thompson led the first praying contributed iu any way to make the
T h u N a t i o n a l T r i b u n e is m r id ly non-partisan.
]i A ¡
onr people are anxious for the ex­ H e r a l d .
Another is a good home *nd thoroughly Am erican. It believes In the greatest
P
ren
tiss
C
hem
ical
a
n
d
M
a
n
u
fa
ctu
rin
g
Co.,
to the greatest num ber o f our people, and th«
band, is to be torn down.
White Memorial Day exercises successful.
N 406 CALIFORNIA STRI
paper of general circulation, such I rood
highest developm ent o f our institution»— »a Natio;uU
tension.
SAN FRANCISCO,* CAL* ?»
ribboners wishing souvenirs, pic­ The gifts of flowers were munifi­
as “ Womankind,” for instance, anity and exalted loyalty.
i*rontl.}3 R e c tify in g p i l l s e u r o c o n s tip a t io n P r e n t is s 'R e o tify iu g 'p ffla e u r o c o n s tip a tio n SC-
||¿ T rcn liH s R e c tify in g p il l s e u r o c o n s tip a t io n P r e n t is s R e c tify in g p il l s c u m c o n s tip a t io n §S,
A ll d r u g g i s t s g u a r a n t o e D r . Miles’ P a i n which comes onco a month filled 1
tures, bricks, gavels, etc., can ad­ cent, and with other assistance, in
P i l l s t o s t o p H e a d a c h e . "O n e c e n t a d o s e . "
with the best things for a busy j T f c c e § 1 a Y e a r
F or nalo by R. 8. K nowlton, D ruggist.
dress Miss Maria Stuart, Hillsboro, the way of literary and musical
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p a y a b l e in M & n t f r
housewife. We are able by special j
Ohio.
features, wont to make an enter­
A b s t r a c t « I S t a t e I .a w o ,
arrangements with the publishers, j It claltnn ro give m ore and better m atter for the sura
tv.«» t c i i i s a w eek than an y other publication.
A lady who was present at a taining nnd edifying program.
B e it enadtd by the Legislative to oger “ Womankind” free for a j E v ery
line that a pear-, in it Is written for It, a n d lisj
appeared In noother paper. ■*
n o a y n d l« » * *
Assembly
o
f
the
Slateof
Oregon:
year
to
every
paid-in-advance
sub­
meeting of the state board of par­
Rosebnrg Review: A.E.Crouch,
# r b o i l e r - | > l n t e n i n t t r r . Address—
T H E N A T IO N A L T R IBU N E,
Section 1. Whoever overdrives, scriber to our paper, and are glad j
dons of Colorado says sho was im­ of Camas valley, was in town Sat­
472« NEW YORK AV E.,
WASHINGTON, D. Qi
pressed with the fuct that drink urday, nnd denounces the story or overloads, drives when over­ to do so, for we are convinced that
loaded, overworks, tortures, tor­ no home paper in America contains
The
National
Tribune
nnd th
was the primary cause o f nearly that he left old Mr. Dise in the
ments, deprives of necessary sus­ more of practical value to women. H erald both one year for only
. . .
_
every crime committed by those mountains unprovided for, ns false tenance, cruelly bents, mutilates, or Bright stories, clever poems, the 82.50.
seeking pardon nud it was univer­ in every particular.
latest
fashions,
news
of
woman’s
H e claims cruelly kills, or causes or procures
sally admitted that temporary in­ that after snow came he made every to be so overdriven or overloaded,
sanity will most surely follow the effort to reach the ranch and tiually driven when overloaded, over­ “ Motherhood,” “Cultivation of Flow- ]
Equal with the interest o f those having claims against the government is
worked, tortured, tormented, de­ ers,” a woman’s parliament for the j
that of INVENTORS, who often lose the benefit of valuable inventions because
•excessive ubs of iutoxicants.
did so, bringing Mr. Disa aud the prived of necessary sustenance, discussion of matters of interest. !
of the incompetcncy or inattention of the attorneys employed to obtain their
patents. Too much care cannot be exercised in employing competent and reli­
Christian Endeavor and Good cattle, also, out to the valley. The cruelly beaten, mutilated, or cruelly are a few of the bright features o f ,
M A R K E T
able solicitors to procure patents, for the value of a patent aepeuusgreatly, if not
Templar societies o f Portland, old gentleman has been living at killed, any animal; and wlioayer “ Womankind.”
AN D
entirely, upon the care and skill of the attorney.
.'
To the head of tho house we [
With the view of protecting inventors from worthless or careless attorneys,
Oregon, have influenced the police his place in the valley for two having the charge of or custody of
and of seeing that inventions are well protected by valid patents, we have re­
months or more, and is well and any animal, either as owner or offer on the same terms “ Farm |
to close up the low saloons and
tained counsel expert in patent practice, and therefore are prepared to
hearty.
otherwise, inflicts cruelty upon the News,” an agricultural paper, edited ,
houses of ill repute.
The closing
Obtain Patents in the United States and all Foreign Countries, Conduct In­
snrae, shall for every such offense, by a practical farmer (Miller Purvis,'
(Lorenz B uild in g)
o f these houses left two thousand Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that be punished by imprisonment iu esq., late state lecturer of the Ohio
terferences, Make Special Examinations, Prosecute Rejected Cases,
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y .
Register Trade-Marks and Copyrights, Render Opinions as to
the county jail not exceeding sixty ! Farmer’s Alliance), and filled each
women to be cared for by the
Contain Mercury,
Scope and Validity of Patents, Prosecute and
Christian women who have nobly A h mercury will surely destroy the flense o f days, or by tine not exceeding one month with suggestions from able
Defend Infringement Suits, Etc., Etc.
smell and com pletely derange the whole
correspondents, that make it an
com e to the rescue, the W. C. '1. U. system when entering it through the mucous hundred dollars, or by both flue
absolute necessity to every wide
I f yon have an invention on hand send a sketch or photograph thereof, to­
surfaces.
Kucli articles should never he and imprisonment.
being a lending factor in the work. I used except on prescriptions from reputable
gether with a brief description of the important features, aud you will be at once
Sec. 3. No person or company awake farmer. This paper is yours "V 1 7 T L L keep con stantly on hand a com -
advised as to the best course to pursue. Models are seldom necessary. If
m th# dam age they will d o te
for the asking, provided you are a V t plete line o f
which
carries
or
transports
horses,
The Philanthropist of May pub­ Iphysioinns,
others are infringing on your rights, or if you are charged with infringement by
ten fold to the good you can possibly derive
FR E SH AN D SA LT E D M E A T S ,
subscriber
to
our
paper.
cattle,
sheep
or
hogs,
shall
confine
others, submit the matter to us for a reliable OPINION before acting on the
from
them
.
H
a
ll’
s
Catarrh
Cure,
ranuufr.c-
lishes a “ Medical Declaration Con­
I tured by F . J. Cheney A C o ., Toledo» O ., or permit such animals to bo con­
Remember every paid-in-advance
B
ologn
a.
Head
Cheese.
matter.
cerning Chastity” with a large contains no mercury, and is taken internally,
VEGETABLES, CANNED GOODS
acting directly upon the b.ood and mucous fined in or upon any boat, barge, subscriber to th o H e r a l d is entitled
I
T H E P R E S S C L A IM S C O M P A N Y ,
number o f signatures o f iofiuontiul j ¡nrfnm' >f the system . In buying H all’ s railroad car, or other vehicle of to his choice in either of these
618 F STREET, NORTHWEST,
WASHINGTON, D .C .
Coffee, Sugars, Teas,
Catarrh
Cure
be
sure
you
get
the
genuine.
physician appended, affirming that It is taken internally, and made in Toledo. transportation, for a longer period papers. Tell your neighbors about
p. O. BOX A 6 3 .
A
Tobaccos, Cigars, etc.
Prices nro as low ns the low est. j S l
a chaste life for botli sexes is con­ O hio, by F . J. Cheney A Co. Testim onials than tw enty-eigh t consecutive this offer. A sample copy of both *
free.
Orders from any part prom ptly filled.
JC-3T’Cut this cut and send it with your inczu.fy.«©*
ducive to the best condition of ^ tf"S o ld by druggists, price 75c. per bottle. hours without unloading the same papers limy be obtained by address­
for rest, prevented from so doing ing the Hosteruiau Publishing Co.,
physicinl, mental uud moral health.
A “ Traveler” recently commun- by storm or accidental causes. Springfield, Ohio.
I t will be published iu leaflet form
Come in a n d p a y a y e a r i n a d ­
Animals so unloaded shall he prop­
icated
to the Itoseburg Review, erly fed nnd watered during such v a n c e t o th o H e r a l d a n d g e t o n e o f
and caii bo ob ta in ed b y se n d in g to
Las Vegas W. C. T. U. has just all well and iu good spirits.
purchased $70 worth of new Looks
Miss Aunie Smith o f Randolph
for the public library, which is is a sufferer from tonsilitis and last
under its management.
Thursday came near choking to
The National W. C. T. U. Con­ death. She is quite better now.
vention, which begins October 18
Well, the shingle-mill is now a
in Baltimore, will be preceded by fixture to Coquille City. It is very
theNalioual Parity Congress, Oc­ complete, turning out 20,000 to 25,-
tober 14 to 16, and a Crittenton 000 first-class shingles per day and
Mission conference on the 17th.
giving employment to eight bauds.
jW iom L*’,
ns
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Family Grocery,
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ities Building, ith avenue and 22d
Btreel, New York.
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Tw o young physicians practicing
in a hospital were much taken with
Dr. Ainstie’s theory of tho food
value o f alcohol.
In good faith
n,nonB complaints as to tho condi-
l>on o f tho road between Camas
| valley nnd Roseburg, and the hard-
ships nnd dangers attending travel
1 ,
....
..
, (,v#or thn r0fuy
complimentary
\eferen<?
hnwgar, “ou[
« « » r g e the manager o f the mail
rest by the owner or owners or per­ t h e s e a t t r a c t i v e p a p e r s f r e e .
son or persons in whoso custody
they are. or in enso o f his or their
^ ^ I S Q - S CUHE FQ R - u
default in so doing, then by the
H o t TAlLd-
party or company which transports
the same at the expense of said
owner or owners nud shall not be
liable for any detention of such
authorized by this act. Any com­
they set about a personal demon- j lne nt thft‘ P°,n ,: .“ T be,e can,10t pany,owueror custodian of such an­
stration, taking the doctor’s ..8afe 1 b8 <oo much praise given to George, imals, who shall fail to comply with
dose” instead o f their usual rations tl,e C°1° 8
^
dr,v8r- for h° the provisions of this section, shall,
never leaves a bad mudbole until for each and every offense be liable \
o f entables three times n day.
By
ho counts around and sees that he lor, and forfeit and pay a penalty
the end o f three days they were
has every pnsseuger nnd Uncle o f not less than fifty dollars nor Oiv-at«, and Trada-Marka obtained and all Pat-
business conducted for m o d e r a t e F e e s .
hardly able to crawl up and down
more than one hundred dollars; ent
Ou* O rrice is o p r o s it * U. 8 .
O rr ic c
stairs, they hndeneh lost six pounds I ‘"mm 8 luftd bags safe thiougb.
Provided, however, That when ami we can secure patent m less Line Ux*a those ,
remote fr <m W ash in gton .
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animnln shall be cm l ied in or upon
bend model, draw ing o t p n o to ., V itn aesen p - |
of flrsh and thoy were altogether
Nervous Shock.
>n.
We advise, if patentable or not, free o f
boats
or
cars
in
which
they
can
be
so miserable that they were glad
¡charge. O ur fee not due till patent is secured.
A P a m ph l i t “ H o w 10 O bta in Patents, with
E. W. J oy C omimny — Gentlemen: j nnd are provided with proper food,
to return to their usuul diet nnd | This ia tho first time I hare attempted ; water, place and opportunities for co5 ct a w w l. th. U. S. ai.d lort.tu countm»
'sent free. Addrcs*,
1
discard alcohol.
so write for three yenrs. Have been | rest, nnd the foregoing provisions
have
in regard to their being unloaded
Graduating exercises o f nurses' t° nervous nnd weak that I
O — . p a r i n r o m e t . wa.MiNOTOM, D. C.
< V »> W W W W V V W V W W W W V - - - - » » »
shall not apply.
training school connected with laid *" !>“ « »u.st of the lime.
x. .
.
. I A friend who had taken your
Sec. 4.
Provides for arrests
the National Temperance H ospital,1 Sar8aparil,a 8 i , n t 1110 two bottles. without wnrrauts by any oflicer of
took place April 22d in tho parlors The second one is most gone, nnd the law.
PAYS
o f the hospital.
Dr. Sarah Hack- I have gained twenty pounds, and
Sec. 5.
Defiues the complaint
if y o u u se th e r e t a i n « *
locabators
4
Pii»rt«lcrs»
ett Stevenson, president of the reg- "»rely feel a new woman
I was before the magistrate.
M a k e m o n e y w h ile
Sec. 0. "T he word animal slrall
o th e r * o r e w r i t i n g
ular staff was the leading speaker »>ale- thin’ 1,0 Rmbition- Hftl1 * iTen
tim e b y old prtAccssea.
up, as I had tried so many remedies be held to includa
all brute
C a ta lo g te lls a ll a b o u t
of the evening. Dr. JolinB Boyn- and doctors, but found no benefit. creatures.” Corporations are liable
it.a u d d e sc rib e s c v e ty
a r tic le n ee d e d for **“
ton, president o f the homeopathic If you care to publish this you have “ for the acts o f their agents.”
poaltry busiuema
staff, presented the diplomas to my consent, (Sigued)
Sec. 7.
Duties o f sheriffs aud
" The “ ERIE”
the four graduates, who received
police ofllcera to arrest aud prose­
Mas. A. C. T i l l m a n ,
tn e c h a n ic a lly t h e t*ent
^whecl. P rettiest mod« 1.
o tte r gifN o f b o o n and flowers
Alemeda, Cal. cute. “ All fines by the constitution
W e a r e P a cific C oast
A c e n t * . B ic v c te c a ta -
from the directors anil patients.
go to the school fund.”
l o g u c ,a « Q c d fr e e g iv e a
The program o f tho occasion was
Headaches, Billiousness nnd Tor-
Sec. 8. Gives concurrent juris-
f u ll d escrip t ion p r ic e s , r l c . , a o i m i s w a x t s o .
pr.rA iu M A w c c a A T c a c i> .,?e ta i»ia tc *i.
further enlivened witli music, reci- pid I.iver disappear when you take j diction to justice and police judges.
»■ASCII Kov^-.i. 1.0 * M »i» b *,L > < Aortic*.
talions nnd lefrcshmcuts.
; Joy’s Vegctnble Sarsaparilla.
I Approved, Feb. 20,1885.
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n u iim x u n it un/w turn u t u i u u u u u MUW11
any ofTtrrt on tho part o f
the patient, by th s us»o o f our SPECIAL FORMULA GOLD CURG TABLETS.
r>u»-inir treatm ent patients nreallowrrt tho fr:-o us© o f l iquor or M or-
Dhine u n til «»o h tfw e 8 * th ey «ball Toluntartlyffly© th em up.
* W e ‘’ontl p a r ticu la r s am! p a m p h le t or t«?:’ t im o m a ls free, a n a s h a ll
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b o c la d t o p la c e su ffe r e r s fr o m a n y o f th e.»« h a b it s in e o m m u n ic
t io n w ith p e r s o n s w h o h a v e b e e n cu r e d b y tho uso o f o u r 1 a b i . k t s .
M I L L '^ T A B L E T S are fo r salo by a ll f id st class
druggists at $ 1 OO per package.
- . „
j f your druggist does not keep them , enclose ns S I .O O
and wo w ill send you, by return m ail, a package o f our
Tab>Vrite your namo nnd nddresa plainly, nnd state
whether Tablet« arc for Tobacco, Morphlno or
Liquor Habit.
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DO NOT RR PRCRIVED into purchftplng
any o f the various nostrums that nro being
offered for sale.
Ask for H X I < L ?S
T A B L E T S and take n o other
Manufactured
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A FEW
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Testimonial!
fr o m p a r s o n s
w h o h a v e bean
c u r e d b y th e u s e o f
Hill s Tablets.
T n icO n io C h e m ic a l C o .:
DKA8 S iR t -I have been using your
chto for tobacco hubit, aud found i t would
1 v h a t you claim for it.
I used ton cent«
worth o f the strongest chew ing tobacco n day,
and from one to five cigars; or I would
from ten to iorty pipes o f tobacco. Have chewed
and smoked for twenty live year.«», and two packa
o f your T a b let, cured ^
j l V w S D . ' l l i l l l e . M iih.
D orrs F e r r y . N. T.
Tfiw rtrvrn PnEWlCAt. C o .:—GF.WTLEMEW:—Some time ago I koh *
, Tl l * L . / v n n r T a h l e t A for Tobacco Habit. 1 received
them «11 rtehtmnd, .itSonJli 1 vfm liqth u hvavy nnokcr au-1 chcwer.
> Block,
ßäisssa
i o H N ^ r . o . Cox e .
PlTTSBritOH, P a .
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r»-* •_ t\v v ti f m e v :—It gives m e pleasure to r«i»eak _
e ^ Tnf! ^ i k u J ^ o r ^ i n i r Tablet V. My eon was stronely addicted totb* « r o j
.
word o f
t'>r >«"|r *«*yLSl ¡ « , L . try your Tablrt*. llo * : h h ii.-»vTiiud
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cp','-‘r'«ut''.m nkvr1
y ^ r i i y0!iilio 'w *".iV S i
youTiuorUcr io ' aoow ilio curu »
pcnaaacut.
Yuar,^ 7 ’n r LKN mob CBOS.
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effort on
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fir t
W . L. U rT B O A T .
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