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m >i ¡fttxnlit Highest o f all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. S. Gov’t Report * TU E SDAY. SEPT. 3. 189sT~ For Got and lone and Native Laid. — HDITKD BY THK— COQUILLE CITY W. C. T. U.\ j The Coqnillle City W . 0 . T. D. meet« at he Methodist church, sooth, every Fri- ay, at 8 o’ clock p. iu . All interested in the work are invited to ettend [From the National W. C. T. U. Bulletin.] P o l 11 tew un«l K e lltflo ii. A B S O L U T E L Y LOCAL ITEM S. Coos county has 70 school dis Politics is diarDal; religion is eternal. Politics has nps and tricts. downs; religion has no downs. | Justice Cecil was doing some Politics is discouraging; religion courting last week. is everlasting sunshine, seeing that Rev. J. 8. McCain o f Bandon the regenerate soul cries, “ God’s in was visiting in this place last his heaven, all’s right with the Thursday and Friday. world.” But all is Dot right with Public school opened at Libby the world, nor will be until politics yesterday, with Samuel Sleep and and religion shall be the same J. B. Suedden as teachers. thing. Politics may not so much Sun: J. H. Timon of Riverton, aB touch religion with its finger, was on the bay last week. He hns but religion must assimilate poli opened up a coal mine at Riverton tics into itself and to do that is the and sold over 700 tons last month. business o f the cbnrcli in the Miss Rosa Alumbaugh of near world.—John G. Woolsey. Bandon attended the teachers’ in ---------- ■ a «»■ - ------------ T e m p e r a n c e H o t e l. stitute last week, passing through thii place. The services in Westminster Prof. Hodgin of Bandon passed Abbey on the Sunday evening fol lowing the World’s W. C. T. U. through this place last Wednesday convention were attended by a to attend the teachers’ institute at large number o f white ribbon wo Marshfield. men, seats having been reserved by order of the dean for the leaders o f the different nations. The Bishop o f Dover preached a straightforward, earnest sermon, in which he advocated total abstin ence and strong legal measures against the liquor traffic. He re- ferrsd warmly to the great convo cation o f temperance women that had been holding meetings in Lon don during the week, and which was represented in the historic old abbey at this temperance gather ing. He said there were people who thought it witty to laugh at the temperance cause, but there was n o cause more sacred. Dean Bradley read those conclusive verses of Paul, “ I f meat causes my brother to offend, I will eat no tlesh while the world standeth.” Tho anthem, “ Cry aloud and spare not,” sent a great wave o f fresh young voices through the “dim mysterious aisles” of;the venerable edifice, whioh we venture to say has never before witnessed a service wherein the organized undenom inational work of women has been recognized. The Connecticut legislature has adjourned after a six months’ ses sion during which a great number o f reform bills were introduced, some passing tho house but being lost iu the senate. A measure pro viding for a secret ballot on tha license question passed. The bill to raise the age of protection for girls from 14 to 18 years passed the house, but the senate refused to raise it higher than 16 years, and so it finally passed. Uncle Sam Johnson of the South Fork came down last Thursday “ shopping.” Farmers are laying in their winter supplies. J. A. Hatcher brought some fine onions down from the North Fork for this market last Thursday. They were disposed of readily. P U B E (C oos Way Newa.» Several wagons from the Co- quille, loaded with farm produce, were noticed in town last week. We notice in a late issue o f the 8. F. Call, that Dr. M. M. Murphy, formerly of Marshfield, has fallen heir to a fortune by the death of his father in county o f Louth, Ire- I laud. Teachers for the next term of public school at Marshfield will be selected September 10th. Leave your applications with John F. Hall before the 8th. No applica tions will be considered unless ac companied by certificates. Little Myra Campbell was hurt, Monday afternoon, but fortunately not seriously. She was looking through the open door of a stable, when the wind closed the door with much force, catching her head against the casing and bruising her face considerably. Dr. Fry was severely hurt Thurs day eveuiug by a fall from a bicycle, on Cedur street, buck of the Gar field hotel. He was riding fast at the time, when ths wheel broke, and the left Bide of his face struck the planks with such force as to render him u d c o d s c io u s fo ra time. Though badly bruised, fortuuately no bones were broken, and he is rapidly recovering from the effects o f his injuries. --------------- ----------------------- '.Marshfield Sun.) / ‘ F o r Y e a r s ,” Bays flAMiti« E. B tockw ki . l , of Chester- field, N. H.( “ I was afflicted with an extremely severe pain In the lower part of the cheat. The feeling was as If a ton w eigh t was laid on u spot the size c f my baud. Dur ing the attacks, the perspiration would stand iu drops on my face, and It was agony for me to make s u f f ic ie n t effort even to whis per. They c a m e suddenly, at any hour of the day or night, lasting from thirty minutes to half a day, leaving as suddenly; but, for several days after, I was quite pros trated and sore. Sometimes the attacks were almost daily, then less frequent After about four years of tills suffering, I was taken down with bilious typhoid fever, snd when I began to recover, I had the worst attack of my old trouble I ever experienced. At the first of tho fever, m y mother gave me Ayer’s Pills, roy d o cto r recommending them as being better than anything ho could prepare. I continued taking these Fills, snd so great was tho benefit derived that during nearly thirty years I have had but one attack of my former trouble, which yielded readily to the same remedy.” • P IO N E E R $ 2 . 60 . M A R K E T C. B., R. & AND E. R. R. & N. Co. 'V T O T IC E —H on. W . Sinclair is the regu- X t larly authorized agent at C oquille C ity tor the collection o f subsidy and rig h t-of- v ay sub scrip tion s, on account o f this com pany. K . A. GR A H AM . Family Grocery, (L oren z B uildin g) Willie—An’ what did Clawence do when BobSlngard kicked him? A lgy — He simply said: “ Gweat men are not sensitive to cwiticisui,” and walked swiftly away. Spook—Do you think 13 is an unlucky number? Hunt—Of course not. I got this suit I’ m wearing for 813, marked down from $23, what you paid for yours. The National Tribune ami the II f . iial I) both one year for only C O Q U IL LE ..T H E .. C ITY . S Projs. T I T I L L keep con stantly on baud a com - V V plete line o f F R E S H AND HALTED M E A T S, Bologna. Head Cheese, v e u k t a u i . e s , c a n n e d goods Coffee, Sugars, Teas, Judge Gore— How did the silver T ob a ccos, Cigars, eto. debate come out? Did tb? colonel n r P rices «re as low as the lowest. j n Orders from any part prom ptly filled. carry bis p’int? Major Bleed— Carry his pint? Sah, the colonel never carries less than a qua’t.' G. A. R. NOTICE. “ Liz,” said Miss Kiljourdan’s We take this opportunity o f inform ing youngest brother, "do jou say our subscribers that the new C om m ission« o f P ensions has been appointed. He is an ‘ woods is’ or ‘woods are?’ ” “ Woods old soldier, and we believe that aoldiera and are, of course,’' she answered. their heirs will receive justice at h is nands. “ W hy?.........Cause Mr. Wood3 are W e d o not anticipate that there w ill be any changes in the adm inistration o f down iu the parlor waitin’ to see radical pension affairs under the new regime. W e would advise, however, that U. 8 . yow.” soldiers, sAiloq), and their heirs, take steps • A Y E R ’ S P I L L S Lnmberman: The water mill at to make application at onoe, i f they have Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer k Co., Lowell, If aaa New Whatcom, which G. W. Log- n ot already doue s », in o rder to secure tho benefit o f the early filing o f their claims Every Dose Effective gie hns leased, is theseeneof much in case there should be any future pension activity these days. Two new dry legislation. Such legislation is seldom A strictly h ig h -g ra d e F a m ily S ew ing retroactive. T herefore it is o f great im M achine, pofttfcsMiiiK all m odern houses, 20x70 and 20x80 feet re portance th a t applications be filed in the im p rovem ent». A carload of prunes will be spectively, are among the improve departm ent at the earliest possible date. shipped from Professor M cElroy’s I f U . S. soldiers, sailors o r their widows, ments being made. uaranteed qual to the est children or parents, cesire inform ation in Benton county farm this week. regard to pension matters, they should P r i c e » v e r y r e a s o n a b le . O b tn ln t h e m Did yo hear ’ bout Jim Jackson write to T he P kkss C laim s C ompany , at The fall term of Oregon State f r o m y o u r lo c a l d e n lo v ui»4 n m k e W ashington, D. C., and they will prepare c o m p a r is o n * . Agricultural College at Corvallis meetin’ de ghost nv de murdered ; and send the necessary application, if they begins on Sept. 19th and closes man las’ night down by the swamp? j find them entitled under the numerous laws No. Wotdid Jim do? He dusted i enacted fo r their b e n e fit.' Address, Dec. 20th. PR ESS C LAIM S C O M P A N Y , de ghost off an’ den braced him fo’ B E L V 1D E U E , « .L . W ashington, D . C. Samuel J. Randall, son of the aqua’tah. Jim’s got a big nerve P. O . Box385.1 famous statesman of that name, is sence he’s bin a Pullman porter. Proa tí aölhx: tifylng pills cure constipation Proutiaa'ltocufyiug pi liée ure conati pat ion a Quay delegate to the Pennsyl Prentiss liectlfylug pilla cure constipation Pronti»» Rectifying pills cure constipation vania republican state convection. I ) R . J. BURT. MOORE, Is It will be impossible for the SU RGEON AND P H Y SIC IA N . coming term of court in Tillamook county to clear up the business that " I T T I L L prom ptly respond to all calls, is waiting for it. Over ] 00 cases VY dav or night. are on the docket. C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O ltE G O N . One of the prominent features of the Eastern Oregon fair to be held 11182651 at Baker City on Sepember 22 will be a mining exhibit from all the 3A Almost all pills and medicine produco constipation, hero la a pill that cure* torpid ??• mines tributary to Baker City. G E B ELDREDGE MANUFACTURING CO. Chinook salmon are selling for C. M. Skeels, of Salem, latterly 75 cents each in this market. of Central Point, has passed us and The cannery at Empire City will will go into business in Marshfield. probably start up in a few days. He received no encouragement Fourteen students from Coos here. county attended the agricultural A sprinkle of rain fell last W ed college at Corvallis last term. nesday night, accompanied with T. M. Dimirick returned from a The three-masted schooDer James thunder peals, light here, but said trip to Eckley, Curry county, last Townsend, Capt. JenseD, was He reports the new to haye been very heavy up the Thursday. wrecked between Fort Bragg and wagon road that was recently com San Francisco on Sunday, 15th lnst. South Fork. pleted to Eckley as being a good She was loaded with 200,000 feet of Duck-huntiDg is now lawful— road. lumber, and is a total loss. The Corner saloon was entered but you must find your ducks be fore bagging them or making your last Friday night by a burglar and potpies. They will be along, how robbed o f about $00 in coin. No clue to the robber has been ob ever, in a short while. tained. The long winter evenings can be Another Free Offer. Entertainment and fair of the Several fishermen came down W. It. C. September 28th. Nice from Astoria on the last trip of the program and pleasant time. Many Blanchard and will fish for the S. O. Co’s canuery at Empire City. articles will be for sale. Admis The two bands from Libby and sion,' 10 cents, including lunch. the Marshfield brass band have R. E. Buck came up from Ban generously agreed to furnish music don last Wednesday and spent on Labor Day. The teachers’ institute is pro three or four days with his best half. Mr. B. is operating in the gressing nicely, showing the judg ment of Mr.Barklow and his assist broom handle factory at Bandon. ants to be unquestionable, and the J. C. Byrne and wife of San ability o f tho attendants up to Franciseo have been spending standard. With the interest the several days in this city, guests at teachers are taking in the work and the ability they possess, Coos county the Tuttle House. Mr. Byrne is may well be proud and need have an optician and had mnny calls in no fear o f being outdone in the line his line. of common school education by James A. Hatcher’s little 4-year- any other section. John Smith, o f Coos river, visited old daughter some ten days since swallowed n pin. No special sick Pokegamn, Cal., recently, and dis covered a biped he supposed, from ness or inconvenience was caused, all appearances, excepting his though the parents were anxious declarations to the contrary, to be Liggette Laudrith. Cyrus Land, about ill results. ss he claimed to be, disclaimed Comrade Clark of ltoseburg, ever having been on Coos bay or father of our Mis. C. D. Elliott, ever having disgraced the name of came in agaiu last Thursday, and the Landrith family. Yet, be after taking iu the encampment could not convince John Smith will abide with us for some lime that he had made such a wonderful mistnke. and complete Mr. Elliott’s new TUrre is more catnrrb in this section o f residence. fit First drummer— Why ilo you speak ofthat hotel as “ The Fiddle?” Second drummei—Because it's a vile iuu. “ Pa. i» it right tncall a man born in Poland a P ole?" “ Of c mrse, my child.” “ Well, then, if a man is boru iu Holland is he a Hole?” PRENTISS RECTIFYING PILL $ n if j liver, biliousness, rheumatism. Indigestion, sick headocho and kidney and llvor troubles without griping or leaving any trace of C O N S T t P A T I O N , which Is tho prime cauue o f all slcknoss, bewnro o f It getting habitual and chronic with you, soo to It in timo; thoao pill3 will euro you. ( AVIN G well-ringed T arning-L ath3 and Band-Saw iu operation, the under signed solicits A L L K IN D S O F H LADIES Turning and Band-Saw Work at any time. Can bo fonud at the Shingle- m ill. (3 t f ) W . W . SH IE L D S . P siy P R E N T I S 3 R E C T I F Y I N G P IL L , because It Is tho only safo and harmless remody that will surely B E A U T IF Y tho C O M P L E X IO N WALTER DRANE, Blacksmith and Wagonmaker, clear tho skin and romovo all blotches from tho foco. Try a box and self. 35 Cents a box. SOLD ONLY IN SEALED PACKAGES. GOLD BY ALL D R U G G IS T S , Or sent by mall upon receipt o f price by boo for n Y f fi » C Ili BP W « Hx your very profitably devoted to reading, Prentiss Chemical and Manufacturing Co., but there are some things that we 406 CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.'CAL. must read the yrear round. One of C O Q U IL L E C ITY, O R E G O N Prentiss Rocttfylug , . 1 1 1 a euro constipation Troutled lloclllyluir pills cure constipation Prentlwa Rectifying pill» cure constipation fronting P«W T<n.: r(fH3 constipation these is a local paper: the best in For sale by 11. S. Knowlton, Druggist. L L kinds o f farm work s o licited . H orse the county is before you— the . shoeing and plow work a specialty H erald . Another is a good home S n p p lie sfo r loggin g work, wedgeti, dogs paper of general circulation, such rings, cant-hooks and everything used in as “Womankind,” for instance, loggin g cam ps kept on hand. Satisfaction S hop on corner north o f P io- which comes once a month filled guaranteed. neei Feed sta b le. (.19tf with the best things for a busy housewife. We are able by special arrangements with the publishers, Chance for a Nice Home, Cheap | to oger “ Womankind” free for a i I A C H E S O F L A N D , W IT H A year to every paid-iu-advance sub I 55 go o d , new 2 story house o f 7 scriber to our paper, and are glad room s, besides closets and porches, all well finished, g o o d spring close to h ou se, barn) to do so, for we are convinced that chicken-house and ya rd , high lanu garden , no home paper in America contains you n g orchard o f prunes, plum s, cherries, Equal with the interest o f those having claims against the government pears uud peaches, w ith an abun that of INVENTORS, who often lose the benefit o f valuable inventions because more of practical value to women. d apples, a n ce o f small fru its. About on e -h a lf is of the incompeteucy or inattention of the attorneys employed to obtain their Bright stories, clevor poems, tho b ottom land, with garden, or pasture f o r a patents. Too much care cannot be exercised in employing competent and reli latest fashions, news of woman’s cow , with stock water, and all cleared and able solicitors to procure patents, for the value of a patent aepends greatly, if not fen ced . A pply to G . W. N O R T O N , work everywhere, articles on entirely, upon the care and skill of the attorney. * ; C oquille C ity, ( W est S id e.) With the view of protecting inventors from worthless or careless attorneys, “ Motherhood,” “ Cultivation of Flow and of seeing that inventions are well protected by valid patents, we have re ers,” a woman’s parliament for the tained counsel expert in patent practice, and therefore are prepared to discussion of matters of interest, Obtain Patents in the United States and ail Foreign Countries, Conduct In are a few of the bright features of terferences, Make Special Examinations, Prosecute Rejected Cases» “ Womankind.” Register Trade-Marks and Copyrights, Render Opinions as to To the head of the house we £copc and Validity of Patents, Prosecute and offer on the same terms “ Farm Defend Infringement Suits» E tc ., Etc. News,” an agricultural paper, edited I f yon have an invention on hand send a sketch or photograph thereof, to by a practical fanner (Miller Purvis, gether with a brief description of the important features, and you will be at once esq., late state lecturer of the Ohio advised as to the best course to pursue. Models are seldom necessary. I f Farmer’s Alliance), and filled each others are infringing on your rights, or if you are charged with infringement b y others, submit the matter to us for a reliable OPINION before acting on the month with suggestions from able FOR SCHOOLS OR ACADEMIES matter. correspondents, that make it an W ill find it to their interest to consult o* THE PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY, absolute necessity to every wide w rite the undersigned, agent fo r Kane & C hicago, 111. 618 F ST R EE T , N O R T H W E ST , W A S H IN G T O N , D .G . awake farmer. 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RUAD OUR TESTIMONIALS Come in and pay n Year in ad WMMMMHIWatHI W ill com p le tc lv d e p tr o y th o d o s ir o f o r TOBACCO in from Stofi P erfectly h a rm vance to the H erald and get one of less; ca iiso iio sickness, and m ay ho given in a co p o f tc.% o r coffee without tfto kitowl- these attractive papers free. edge o f tho patient, w h o w ill voluntarily stop sm oking o r chew ing In a few days. A FOR INVENTIONS. Miss Frances E Willard’s con duct of the assembly of the World’s Woman’s Temperance Union at the Queen’s Hall, would, writes our London correspondent, have been a credit to the speaker o f the house o f commons. Her clenr, riugiug voice wns to be heard to the fur thest tior o f the vast hall, and her country than nil other disesses and graBp of the business of the meet-1 pOR SALE. — Nice residence prop tho until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For a great m any years doctors ing astonished even those w h o! erty, new house and nicely and, pronouuoed it a local disease, and pre conveniently located for residence scribed local remedies, and by constantly were familiar with exceptional iling to oure witli Joeal treatm ent, pro on Hall street, one door south of fa ability. n o u n c'd it in cu ra ble. Science has proven H erald office. catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and The Anti-Saloon Army and the For further information enquire therefore requires constitutional treatm ent. H all's Catsrrh 1 dire, m anufactured by F . J. W. C. T. U. of CliDton, Missouri, of or nddress, Cheney A. Co., T oledo. Ohio, is th e o n iy con have been asking business men of 31-3m] stitutional cure on the m arket. I t is taken S. L. L eneve . that city to pledge themselves not internnlly in doses o f 10 drops to a tea- spoonfnl. It acts directly on the b lood and to sign saloon petitions or give W ill Hood o f the upper-river m ucous surfaces o f the system. They offer bonds for saloon-keepers. section passed through town Mon one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send fo r circnlars and testim onials One of the greatest obstacles in day of last week to the bay on bus Address. F. .1. C H EN E Y X Co., T oledo,O . the way of the temperance reform iness. He is putting up his saw f c t f Sold by druggists, 7.V. -------- - - ---------------------- is the use of wine and brandy on mill, all right, and will soon supply T o Nave It e a c h C o l d . the tables of the well-to-do. Drink-1 Albany, Or., Aug. 23.— Isaac ing is a sin, not in degree, but in himself with lumber for improving his ranch and to the neighborhood. Banta, formerly a gunsmith of this itself. Unole Dan Giles was on our city, returned to lay from C alifor-- We are bound by every principle nia. He recently invented a chem streets a short while Inst Thursday. ical process for separating gold o f improvement to give our children a better heritage than our fathers He had returned this far home from black sand which is proving a gBve ns, by so much as our oppor ward from Baudon, where he had wonderful success. He has sold a iCaveats, and Trade-Marks obtained and all Pat-J Jent business conducted lor m o d e r a te F ee *, t tunity exceeds that o f our fnthers. delivered the lastscow-lond of brick half interestin the process toa San 'O ur O ffice it O pposite U . s . P atent O ffice ; | Mud we can sci ure patent m less time Una those|, Francisco capitalist for $20,000, ¡remote fr-nt Washington. i1 for the new light-house. He sup » Scad model, drawing or photo., with d-^cnp- | N e rv o us S h o c k . p li e d the government with 146,000. | having proved its efficiency on the >tion. W e advise, if patentable or not, free o l [ , I California benches, and now has an 'charge. Chir fee not due till patent is secured. , i A P amphlet ** How to Obtain Patents' withij E. W. J oy C o m p a n y —Gentlemen: Some talk of holding a musical I offer of $50,000 from the Nicaragua i cost of same in* the U. S. and foreign countries;, This is the first, time I have attempted convention in this county soon, to Mining Company to put the m a-' ¡sent free. Address, < ' so write for three years. Have been \ chines at work in Nicaragua. in arrange for au organization of the to nervous and weak that I have several bands for reunion and social company with a mining expert from !» O pr . P atent O rn ee. W ashington . D. C. «» laid iu bed most of the time. San Francisco, Banta will leave iu A friend who hail taken your intercourse, ami possibly other a few weeks for Blnetields to accept Sarsaparilla sent me two bottles. lines of musical talent for a general the offei. Tho second one is most gone, and promotion of musical taste and cul I havo gained twenty pounds, and ture. Mrs. S. A. Koll, of Pomona, Cal., surely feel a new woman I was lmd the bad luck to sprain her ankle W . S. Dye left with a team for the ! pale, thin, no ambition. Had given “ I tried several liniments,” she says, up, as I had tried so many remedies valley last Thursday, having with “ but was not cured until I used and doctors, but found no benefit. him Mrs. E. J. Masters of Sumner, I Chamberlain's Pain Balm. That If you caro to publish this you have and Mrs. Higby of Portland. The j remedy cured me and I take pleas- my consent, (Signed) j ure in recommending it and testify T h e “ E R IE ” latter is returning home, while Mr. Mas. A. C. T iliman . ing to its efficacy." This medicine Alemeda, C»l. Dye will spend the fall months at ' is also of great value for rheuma Coast Dayton, Yamhill county, and Mrs. tism, lame back, pains in the chest. 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H I L L ’ S T A B L E T S are fo r sale b y all f ik st - cla & s druggists at S | OO per package. If your drugirist does not keep them , enclose us % | .OO and we w ill send you, by return m ail, a package o f ou r Tablets. W rite you r name and address plainly, and state whether Tablets are fo r T obacco, Alorphlno or L iquor Habit. DO NOT BE DECEIVED into pnrohasing any o f the various nostrums that are being offered fo r sale. Ask fo r H I L L - T A B L E T S and take no other. M anufactured only by A FEW Testimonials from parsons w ho have been cured by th o u s e o f Kill s Tablets. T h v O jtio C h b m ic a l C o .: D kar s i r :—I have been using your cure for tobacco habit, and found it would do what you claim for it. I used ten cent» w orth o f the strongest ch ew ing tohnceo a day, and from one to five cigars; or I would sm oke from ten to torty pipes o f tobacco. Have chewed and smoked fo r tw enty A vm years, and tw o package« o f your Tablets cured me so I have n o desire for it. B. M. JAYLOKD, Leslie, Mich. D onas F k r r t , N. T. T n* OHIO C t ?*MICAL C o.:—G rw tlew br :—Som etim e ago I vnt fo r 6 1 . 0 0 worth o f y o u r Tablet» fo r T obacco Habit. I reeoh ed them all right and, although 1 was both a heavy uniqker and chewer, they d id tho w ork in lees than thn*e «lays. 1 am cured. -TTTK- OHIO CHEMICAL CO, 61.63 & 65 Opera Block. LIMA, OHIO. P A F. T K T LA US T r u ly y o u r s , M A T H fcW JOHNSON, P. O. P o x 45. P ittsburg w. P a . FREE. T h e O n io C hkwi CAL C o . f i B R T i . K W R R I t give« m e pleasure to speak a ord o f praise for you r Tablet«. My »on was strongly addicted to the use o f liquor,and through a friend. Iw a a le d to try you r Tablets. He was a heavy and con'»rant drinker, but a fter using your Tablets but three day» he quit drink m g, and will not touch liquor o f any kind. I have waited fo u r mouth b efore w riting ju , hi ord er to know the cuni w ill pcnuAuent. Your» truly, M Kd. 1IE I.F Y M 0 R R 1 3 0 9 . cnrcnnrATT, O h m . e in iu m y ense. case, T he O h io CHIMICti O o:—G k r tle w e n :—Tour Tablets have perform ed a m tirad iracle 1 have ii8«ii m orphine, hypoderm ically, fo r seven year«, and havo been ired * b y the use o f W . L. L o i LG AY. tw o package» o f your Tablet», and w ithout any effort on m y part. A d d r e s s a ll O rd e rs to S ' I respons Ï b l ? \ ¡AGENTS WANTED! T T “ H H " E E O H IC C H E M IC A L C O ., fin wrlflnc please ment; n this paper./ ‘a n S T T ^ R t'li" 2TP2? 6 1 ,0 3 and 6 a O pera B I o c k . LIM A, O H IO . IT P r r s -g r r