Coquille City herald., October 15, 1895, Image 4

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T U E 8D A Y . OCTOBER 15. 1895.
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COQUILLE CITY
W.
C. T. C. j
The Coqnillle City W. C. T. U. nieeti.t
the Methodist church, »oath, every Fri­
day, at 3 o’clock p. m. All interested in the
■work are invited to ettend
T e a p e n a e e
.V e in .
ABSOLUTELY PURE
LO C AL
ITEM S.
(From the National W. 0 . T. U. Bolletin.1
W . H . Waddington, of the lower
Aneut cures for inebriety.
T.
liver, was doiDg our town last
Morton, M. D., in a recent letter
Thursday.
to the London Chronicle, says:
The schooner Del Norte was
"There is no known drags, and
probably no unknown one, that can towed up to Lyons’ mill last Tues-
restore the integrity of the brain- j day afternoon.
Mrs. Thos. Ashton, of Parkers­
cells damaged by prolonged drink-
iug habits, though nature can do burg, visited her daughter, Mrs.
jnuoh if alcohol is eutirely and Lee Curry, at this place last week.
Some of our friends might sup­
permanently withdrawn."
The symposium “ Lust Fostered ply us with wheat for chicken feed,
by Law,” published in The Arena which will be credited on subscrip­
for January, has been republished tions.
in pamphlet form.
No other one
Following are the namps of the
thing has, perhaps, aroused such members of the grand-jury: H.
general public ioterest in purity Betty», foreman, J. O. Bates, J. H.
legislation as these articles.
The IUdabangh, T. Y. Callaghan, Paal
pamphlet may be had for five cents Johnson, Wm. Jenkins, W. \V.
by addressing the Arena Publish­ Logan.
ing Co., Copley Square, Boston,
Itev. Mr. McCain moved his
Mass.
household goods from Bandon to
In spite of the marvellous ad­
vantages o f our present age, a great
retrogression, in an ethical sense,
is undeniable, the chief cause of
which is principally due to the
inorease o f drunkenness, because
the beer-saloon has become the
centre and focus o f socinl life.
This is the greatest alcoholic age
the world has ever seen.— Dr.
Brendel, Address to the Anthrop­
ological Society, Munich, 1894.
this place Inst week and will reside
with us. Mrs. McCain is visiting
and on a business trip in the valley
for a brief spell.
Rev. Mr. Shangle,
presiding
elder, preached at Beaver Hill Inst
Tuesday night, returning to this
place on Wednesday’s train. He
continued his journey homeward,
upon a call by telegram that one
of his children was seriously ill.
Rev. Mr. Fenton then had to fill
New York W orld: Mrs. Emilie his appointments, even to conduct­
1). Martin, the national superintend­ ing Mrs. Collier’s funeral services.
ent department purity in literature
“ While down in the southwestern
and art, has written a letter to part of the state some time ago,”
Mayor Strong, beseeching his aid says Mr. W. Chaltners, editor of the
in a comiug crusade against inde­ Chico (Cal.) Enterprise, “ I had an
attack of dysentery. Having heard
cent theatrical posters aud play­
of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and
bills. Mrs. Martin complimented DiarrlitBa Remedy I bought a bottle.
the mayor upon his effort to clean A couple of doses of it completely
the streets, and hoped that he in­ cured me. Now I am a champion
tended to get rid of moral ns well of that remedy for all stomach and
bowel complaints.”
For sale by
as physical dirt.
The shameflss
Dr. S. L. Leneve, druggist.
and shameful portrayals of semi-
W. W. Whittington, o f the up­
nude females on theatrical posters
defaoe the soul, she declared, and per river, brought down some pro­
she asked the mayor’s aid in get­ duce last Wednesday, including
some choice sweet pumpkins, which
ting rid of them.
carried our heart and appetite back
“ Teaching Truth,”
by Mary
to tbe old eastern home of our
W ood-Alien, M. D., national super­
youth. He shipped some o f the
intendent purity department of the
pumpkins to Bandon on the steamer.
W . C. T. U., is a little brochure
They were large and fine in shape
wbioh fulfills fully and delioately
and color.
its aim to "answer in chaste aud
It is the easiest thing in the
scientific language the queries of
childhood as to the origin o f life.” world to tell whether it is kidney
It should be read not only by disease that troubles you or not.
mothers but by young women. Get a package o f Oregon Kidney
The prioeot the booklet is 25 cents. Tea, and use it according to direc­
Another smaller and equally de­ tions. I f it helps you, you can
lightful booklet on the same sub­ rest assured it is kidney disease,
ject is “ Child’s Confidence Re­ and you should continue using the
warded,” price 10 cents.
Orders Tea until you are entirely cured.
for either o f these will be promptly For sale by druggists N. G. W.
filled by Mary Wood-Alien, M. D., Perkins, Myrtle Point, nnd S. L.
37 S. Thayer street, Ann Arbor, Leneve, Coquille City.
Mich.
Through the kindness o f Com­
The
D e m u r e s t .11 e m o r ia l C o u t e s t
Was held at the Methodist church
last Tuesday night, and while the
class was unusually small— limited
I to three contestants—the ¿Dtertain-
I ment was very pleasing and enjoy­
able. The attendance was large,
and a deep interest seemed to per-
! vade among the audience as on for­
mer occasions.
Mrs. L. P. Maury presided and
announced the program, iu the fol­
lowing order:
Opening song by tbe choir— That
Old, Old Story is True.
Song, by tbe choir— Youthful
Volunteers.
Scripture
read iu g-th e
94th
Psalm— bv Prof. Kinuicutt.
Prayer by Rev. W. J. Fenton.
Song by the choir—In Her Home
the Mother Sits.
Recitation by No. 1 — Miss Lilly
Busch — TheRumseller’s Refrain.
Song by the choir— There’s a
Shout Along the Line.
Recitation by No. 2—Miss Della
Fox— Prohibition Battle Call.
Song by tbe choir—O, Touch
Not the Cup.
Recitation by No. 3— Miss I r e D e
Leneve—The Glorious Monument.
Soug by the choir—Tell It Again.
At this point the judges, Prof. F.
C. Kiunicutt, Dr. J. Burt Moore
aud Will Miller, retired to consult
us to the award, and during their
absence Rev. W. J. Fenton briefly
addressed the meeting.
On return 3f thecommittee, Prof.
Kinnicutt announced the judgment
and award to be to No. 1— Miss
Lillie Busch—on a percentage of
86,No. 2 standing 82 and No. 3, 70.
The presentation of the medal was
made with a few felicitous remarks
to the contestant.
The choir then gave a solo and
chorns—The Old nnd New Home;
being a revision and rearrange­
ment of the old favorite song and
music o f “ TheOld House atHome.”
At the conclusion of this, Rev.Fen-
tou pronounced the benediction.
The choir comprised Mrs. Tuttle
and Miss Marvin Lamb, sopranos;
Miss Lilly Wagner, alto; Rev. Fen­
ton and Brette Clnrk, bassos; A. A.
Leach and Frank Strang, tenores;
J. S. McEweD, orgnnist.
We desire to add here, that the
hoys are losing a splendid oppor­
tunity in not taking an interest in
this school o f training. It is an
opportunity which your fathers
never had, and which many youth
in the land are now paying a high
tuition for, and yet you slight it.
Don’t do it any longer, but train
yourself for future usefulness aud
noble manhood.
• • H i.
I h u l H o lm t h e
« H o I M i n 11
lti-« | i ih r H h t r l w i m l . ”
En. H e u a l d : The plan that you
have adopted when priuting the
docket for the circuit court is a d -!
■nimbly, and one for which y o u :
certainly deserve commendation. 1 1
allude to the publishing of the j
names of attorneys in each case.
Why, it enables us to see where j
we are at, nod opens our eyes to the
folly o f wastiug our means nnd
time iu subsidizing the lawyer who
is growing fat iu the employ of our
oppouent. Poor William Norton
will be astounded when he discov­
ers the whereabouts of his profes­
sional friends. They laid the trap
nicely, and told him how and where
to obtain respectably ?) profes­
sional service; now he can see where O r L a G r ip p e , t h o u g h o c c a s io n a lly e p l-
iV in ic , is a lw a y s m o r e o r less p r e v a le n t.
he was at, nnd he car, thank the T lie 1 M»nt r e m e d y fo r th is c o m p la in t
Lord that, whatever the outcome, j . h A y e r ’ s C h o r r y P e c t o r a l .
T.nst Spring, I was taken dow n with
he is free from the satanic imps I.a “ Grippe.
A t times I was com pletely pros-
who are trying to rob him of his trated, and s o difficult was my breathing
that my breast seem ed as if confined In an
homestead.
iron enire. I procured a bottle o f A y e r ’s
A delegation has arrived at the
Cherry P ectoral, and no soon er had I began
bay from tbe regions adjacent to 1 :iklng It than relief follow ed. I could not bo-
Frazier river. They come, osten­ licv o that the effect would b e so rapid and tho
cure so com plete. I t is truly a w onderful med­
sibly, to hunt for fur or to prospect icine.” —\V. II. W il l ia m s , Crook City, 3. I).
for go'd in tbe eastern partof Coos
county. One man, who bus resided
here for some time, says that they
are railroad men, and that be recog­
nized one of them as an expert
P ro m p tto a c t.s u re to c u ro
quarryraan, whom be last saw at
Vancouver City, British Columbia.
There are different kinds of quarry
—the mine and the game; but,
The Ocean Wave iH the linrue of
whatever be the game in this in­ a paper just started at Woods, iu
stance, let us hope that the inno­ Tillamook county.
cent will not suffer.
Salem, it is said, was infested
I f there are those among ns who
during the fair by a set of tbe
persevere in fraudulent practices,
toughest characters that ever set
nnd who, like this local railwnv
foot iu the town.
management are so constituted that
According to an estimate printed
they are a perpetual menace to the
inalienable rights of others, then, iu a Boston paper, the profits of
should they suffer, they deserve no Wnnamnker’s Philadelphia store
reached $4.000,000 last year.
commiseration.
ENFLUENZA,
AYER’ S
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Cherry Pectoral
“ L e t H e ic a le s h im s e lf d o w h a t he m a y,
T h e c a t w ill m ew , a n d d o g w ill h ave h is
d a y .”
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u s t ic e .
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An anti-gossip society has been
started bv six young girls of Peu-
dletou. They will say nothing of
any one, unless they can say some­
thing good and plensaut.
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because It is tho on ly oafo and harm less
rom edy that w ill surely C E A U T I F Y the V,
past, was killed last week by IV. O. the county is before you— tho
Mathews, who set a guu for bruin, H e r a l d .
Another is a good home
and tbe bear did tbe rest himself. paper of general circulation, such
Arrivals by Arngo, Saturday; as “ Womankind,” for instance,
clea r tho skin and rem ovo a ll blotch es from tho face. T ry a b os aud soo for your­
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Peters.M i ko Wooden, John Woodf n, no home paper in America contains
move of practical value to women.
und three sailors.
Bright stories, clever poems, the
Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder
latest fashions, news of woman’s
W orld ’ s Fair H igh est Aw ard.
work everywhere,
articles
on
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The P riuceof Wales receives on “ Motherhood,” “ Cultivation of Flow­
an average between 500 aud 600 ers,” a woman’s parliament for the
letters daily, 200 of which are beg­ discussion of matters of interest,
are a few of tho bright features of
ging letters.
“ Womankind.”
Traveling taleswomen nre be­
To the head of the house we
coming numerous in the eastern offer ou the snme terms “ Farm
Equal with ttie interest o f those having claims against the government ts
states, and do n thriving trade. News,” an agricultural paper, edited
that of INVENTORS, who often lose the benefit of valuable inventions because
of the incompetcncy or inattention of the attorneys employed to obtain their
Some of the mercantile houses pre­ by a practical farmer (Miller Purvis,
patents. Too much care cannot be exercised in employing competent aud_ reli­
fer them to salestneu.
esq., late state lecturer of the Ohio able solicitors to procure patents, for the value of a patent depends greatly, if not
entirely, upon the care and shill of the attorney.
Mr. Frankeuberry, the man who Farmer’s Alliance), and filled each
With the view of protecting inventors from worthless or careless attorneys,
waved the signal for General Sher­ month with suggestions from able
and
of seeing that inventions are well protected by valid patents, we have re­
man from which the song “ Hold correspondents, that make it an
tained counsel expert in patent practice, aud therefore arc prepared to
absolute
necessity
to
every
wide
the Fort” was drawD, was at the
Obtain Patents in the United States and alt Foreign Countries, Conduct In­
Chicamauga dedication.
He car­ awake farmer. This paper is yours
terferences, Make Special Examinations, Prosecute Rejected Cases,
ries with him the same flag with for the asking, provided you are a
Register Trade-Marks and Copyrights, Render Opinions as to
which he waved the signul from subscriber to our paper.
Scope and Validity of Patents, Prosecute and
Remember every paid-in-advance
the
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Defend Infringement Suits, E tc ., Etc.
Miss Flora Quick returned home
"They that sow the wind shall rade P. F. Zeise, of Middleport,
subscriber
to
tbe
H
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is
entitled
he will keep the old banner untill
I f 5Toti have an invention on hand send a sketch or photograph thereof, to­
reap the whirl-wind” is being ex­ Ohio, we have received No. 1 of early last week, nnd Miss Laura be dies aud will it to his chil­ to bis choice in either of these
gether with a brief description of the important features, and you will be at once"
emplified anew in wine drinking vol. 1 o f “ The Leader,” a neat new came up mid started to the academy. dren ns the most precious heritage papers. Tell your neighbors about
advised as to the best course to pursue. Models are seldom necessary. I f
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this offer. A samplo copy of both
others are infringing on your rights, or if you are charged with infringement by
Franoe, where one o f the problems paper printed at Pomeroy, Meigs
he could leave them.
NEURA laju A cured by Dr. Miles’ P ain
papers may bo obtained by address­ others, submit the matter to us for a reliable OPINION before acting on the
most seriously discussed is the con county, in that state, containing a P ills . “One cent a dose. A t all druggists.
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ing tbe Hostermnn Publishing Co.,
deed in the recorder’s office for
nection between crime and youth, writo-up of the great reunion of
E m p i r e C i t ji s i u « .
T H E P R E S S C L A IM S C O M P A N Y .
Springfield, Ohio.
record made in 1870, from the
back of whom lie generations of the Society of the Army of West
618 F ST R E E T . N O R T H W E S T ,
W A S H IN G T O N , D .C .
Come in and pay n year in ad­
Oct. 10.—The fish cannery is Oregon Central Railroad Co. to the
P. O . BO X 4 6 3 .
moderate
wine-drinkers.
The Virginia, of which Col. Zeise was running night nnd dny, nnd the m ill[
vance to the H erald and get one of
Oregon <fc California Railroad Co.,
these attractive papers free.
most daring, the most sanguinary president, which was held Septem­ has been running steadily for some which is a curiosity.
* 3 “ C u t t h is o u t and s e n d It w it h y o u r in u u fy .- ® *
It was made
and the most hardened criminals ber 25 to 27. It was a grand suc­ time.
in the time o f the law requiring
Fred Elliott has a position as as­ internal revenue stamps upon legal
with whom France has of late years cess in botb numbers nml enthus­
had to deal, have been with few iasm. Mnny veterans attended of sistant bookkeeper in tbe S. O. documents. It has pasted upon it
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revenue stamps to the amonut of
exceptions mere youths, the great botb rank nnd file, aud many visit­
W. L. Patterson reached Corval­ $760.25. Tbe deed has been re­
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majority being under twenty years. ing comrndes were warmly enter- lis on Saturday, the 14th ult., and corder! in the counties of Multno­
| j t y a u d th o m e r its o f o u r T a b lets .
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H . Quillot, an investigating magis­ tnined, while the citizens spared began work in the county clerk’s mah, Clackamas, Marion, Linn,!
trate, says, “ That during my long neither pains nor expense to make office the following Monday. He Lane, Douglas,
Bentou, Polk,!
career as judge d estru ction 1 have the welcome a warm nnd sincere matriculated iu the State Agricul- Josaphine, Klamath, Coos, Curry |
W ill 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 fr o m
to:» clays. P e r fe c tly h a r m ­
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seen the lowest depth o f human one. The Leader, in making per­ i work in the clerk’s office during and Ynmhill.
e d g e o f th o p a tie n t, w h o w ill v o lu n t a r ily s t o p s m o k in g o r c h e w in g in a fe w d a y s .
corruption, but it is only since I sonal mentions, gives this ono re- j spare moments.
th o p a tien t, b y th e u s e o f o u r SPECIAL FORMULA GOLD CURE TABLETS.
Erauk Saundeis contemplates
have had to do especially with l garding Col. P. F. Zeise, lale of
D u r in g tr e a tm e n t p a tie n ts a r e a llo w e d t h o f r e o u se o f L iq u o r o r M o r ­
young criminals that I have be­ this section nnd member of Ban- going to Eugene to attend the State
p h in e u n til su ch t im e as t h e y sh a ll v o lu n t a r ily g i v e t h e m up.
>Ve sen d p a r ticu la r s an d p a m p h le t o f te s t im o n ia ls f r e e , and sh all
University
the
coming
year.
come acquainted with it.”
b o g la d t o p la c e s u fferers fr o m a n y o f t h e s e h a b iu iu c o m m u n ic a ­
don post:
A large number o f young people
tio n w ith p e r s o n s w h o h a v e b e e n c u r e d b y t h e u se o f o u r T a b u s t s .
from pcrcono
“ The success of the reunion is from the bay, aud in fact from all
HILL’ S T A B L E T S nre fo r salo b y a ll f ik st - class
d r u g g is t s a t $ 1 . 0 0 p e r p a ck a g e.
Neryous Shock.
who have been
due, to a very great extent, to the over Coos county, have left the
y o u r d r u g g is t d o e s n o t “ k e e p th em , e n c lo s e n s $ f .OO
Caveats, and Trade-Mark* obtained and all Pat-]
a n d w t e w ill sen d y o u , b y r e tu r n m a il, a p a c k a g e o f c
cured by the use of
E. W. J oy C o m p a n y — Gentlemen: tireless efforts of Col. P. F. Zeise. county to attend colleges and high ¡ent busincs»conducted for M oocratc Fee*. «
T a b lets .
Ous O rrtcc is O e fo sit * U. S . PATiNTOrricc
W r ite v o u r n a m e nnd n dd res* p la in ly , n n d a tato
"This is the first time I have attempted For nearly a year he has Iwen con­ schools at various places, thus em­ land
we can secure potent m les» time than those;
w h e th e r T a b lets nre f o r T o b a c c o , M o r p h in e o r
from Washington.
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L iq u o r H abit.
0 0 write for three years. Have been stantly ngitHting the reunion and phasizing tbe demand fo ra univer­ ¡remote
i Sond model, drawing or photo., with desenp-'
DO NOT BE DECEIVED in t o p n r c b n s in g
tion. W e advise, if patentable or not, free of;
to nervous and weak that I have nt ver gave up till his efforts were sity in our own county.
Tins O h io C hem ica l C o . :
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n y o f th e v a r io u s uoH trums th a t a r e b e in g
Our fee not due till patent is »ecurcd.
crowned with the grandest success
The town board, at its meeting I charge.
D e a r S i r :—l h a v e b een n a in g y o u r
o ffe r e d f o r sale.
A sk fo r H T T . L ’ ^
laid in bed most of the time.
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A friend who had taken your of anything ever undertaken iu on the 24th ult., let the contract for sent free. Address,
d o w h a t y o u c la im f o r it. I u sed ten cen t«
M a n u fa c tu r e d o n ly b y
.. o r t h o f th e s tr o n g e s t ch e w in g t o b a c c o n dny,
Sarsaparilla sent me two bottles. Meigs county. As an organizer repairing the sidewalks on E and
n n d f r o m o n e to fiv e c ig a r » ; o r I w o u ld s m o k e
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f r o m ten t o f o r t y p ip e s o f to b a c c o . H a v e c h e w e d
This has been sadly
The second one is most gone, and and promoter he has shown him­ G streets.
a n d sm o k e d f o r tw e n ty -fiv e yearn, and t w o p a c k a g e s
OPP. PATENT OrFICE. WASHINGTON. D. C.
needed for a long time, and will
1 have gained twenty pounds, and self second to no one.”
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B . M. J A Y LOU D, Le lie, M ich .
certainly be appreciated by all res­
surely feel a new woman
I was
Donns F etmit , X. Y.
61,83 6 55 Opera Block.
idents as well 89 visitors. At tbe
pale, thin, no ambition. Had given
$ 1 0 0 — Reward - $ 1 0 0 .
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< h io C h e m ic a l C o . G entlemen Some tim e ago 1 '«•mt
r
fo r fl.no w orth o f y o u r Tablets fo r T obacco lfabit. I r« » < ■ • * n
LIM A, OHIO.
up, as I had tried so mnny remedies T h e readers o f th is p a p e r w ill b e p le a s e d same meeting ordinances were
them all right and, although 1 was both a heavy sm oker and clicw er,
th ey d id tho w ork in loss than three «lays. I ani cured.
A n d doctors, but fouud no benefit to learn that there is at lenst o n e d r e a d e d passed placing a tax on dogs aud
r A K T IC r iA E S
disease th at s c ie n ce has Imen a b le t o enre in
T ru ly yours, M ATilEW JOHNSON, 1*. O. B ox 4S.
if yru use the Petition®
If you care to publish this you have all its stages. an d that is C a ta rrh . H a ll’ s prohibiting the carrying o f sling­
P iT T im rim n . P *.
Incobaton t Brooders*
FREE.
C a ta rrh C ure is th e o n ly p o s itiv e cu re k n ow n shots, catapults, etc.
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TnE O h io C hem ica l C o .:— G e n t l e m e n :—It gives
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It was also
my c o n s e n t . (Signed)
M ik e Biouey w aile
t o th e m e d ica l fra te r n ity . C a ta rrh b e in g a
w o rd o f p r a is e f o r y o u r T a b lets . M y son w as s t r o an
p gl y a d d ic t e d t o th e use *>(
other» are w asting
Mas. A. C. T i l l m a n .
a b lets. H o w r.su h e a v y am i
liq u o r , nnd th rou gh a fr ie n d , I w a s led t o try y o n r Taw
tim e by old processes
c o n s titu tio n a l d ise a se requ ires a c o n s t it u ­ agreed to remove fences, e t c , from
h ree ____
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v h o , q t ii t d r in k in g ,
constant drinker, but after using your Tablets but, th.
Catalog tetle all about
Alemeda, Cal. tio n a l tre a tm e n t. H a ll’ s C a ta rrh C u re is Broadway. Now pass an ordinance
and w ill not touch liquor o f any kind. I have waited fo u r mouth belorn w ilt in g
it.nnddeacribeseY ciy
taken in te rn a lly , a c tin g d ir e ctly upon th e ^ prohibiting all live stock running
you, in order to know the cu re wua perm anent.
Yours truly.
article needed fot
b lo o d nnd m uoon s su rfaces o f th e system ,
M l.
poultry business
Headaches, Billiousness and Tor­ th e r e b y d e s t r o y in g the fo u n d a tio n >f the , at large, and compel all property-
CINCINNATI, OlCO.
e a s e a n d g iv in g t h e p a tie n t s tre n g th by owners to build aud keep in repair
The
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T he O h io C h em ica l C o :—G entlemen Y onr Tablets have perform ed am u-aclo in m y ca p *
pid Liver disappear when you take d b is
u ild in g u p th e c o n s titu tio n an d a s sistin g
I have used m orphine, hypoderm ically, fo r seven years, and havw oeea cured
tnorhanlcallv th t b e *
J oy ’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
W . L» L O T fc G A ? .
y packages o f your Tablets, and w ithout any effort on m y part.
natu re in d o in g its w ork .
T h e p ro p rie to rs | the sidewalks fronting tbeir prop­
■wheel. Prettiest m odel.
iW e are Pacific Const
h a ve s o m u ch fa it h in its c u r a tiv e p ow ers, erty and wo will have one of the
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The Popular Favorite: Mephiato th
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loguc.m ailed free give»
an y ease th a t it fa ils to c u re . S e n d f o r list pleasantest little towns on the coast
full !-script ¡on n r ic e r e t c , a o b n t s WANxeo.
(behind the scenes)— Ha! what do o f te stim o n ia ls. A ddress.
School commenced last week with
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1 James Coke and Mrs. Morse as
llr. vncji h o i s * , aj* S N.a.u SL. I os Auw.oes.
T oledo, O h io .
(be stage, aud I paid for five.
teucbcis.
K iunk . I
¡-» T S o ld b y d r u g g is ts , 76 c e n ts .
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Another Free Offer.
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