S q u i l l C i l y J u r f lî i l
M .t n n i.i:
Migneti or an in Leavening rowe
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W O K liS A T
Is O M E .
G. A. R. NOTICE.
Aw A si s f i l a t e q a l l l e —A I 'k s s r v ,
TUF8DAY,
! • B a p T a b le t s w
D E C . 31. 1886.
T he
R S fè !
te (»«A ami loa« *M Satire U ai
*
- 'IDITtD BT TMX—■
CO QU IL LU C ITY
w.
C. T. ü.
Th e ('.»quillle City W. O. T . D. «M ets et
lie Metkbdiet churoh, «oath, every Fri-
•y , et 3 o'eloek p. m. All intereeted in the
e o r k ere invited to tu e n d
IT E M S .
When yon need marble work of
kind, call at the H erald office
aod give ns an order. We can
assnre you of good work and mod
erste prices.
ating; I am speaking the truth
it r j
that every physician aud> aearPy
Oregon K idney Tea is nature's
own remedy for kidney tronbles.
T he temperance principles of
F o r sale by N . G. W . Perkins, of
the regiment of Illinois infantry M yrtle Point, and Dr. 8. L . Leneve,
volunteers, known as tbe “One o f Coqnille City.
T c m p c r a n e r a n d O b s tin a c y .
H undred and Tw o DozeD,“ are well
Paterson at Marshfield.
Mr. Pater
H is prices are lower
M arsh isfaction.
completion. It than those of tbe Willamette valley
T b e new schoolbonse in
Geo. Moulton again accepts the
agency o f tbe Pacific nursery at
Tangent, Oregon, and will canvass
Coos county.
This is a reliable
firm and already known as such
to Coos county patrons, while
G eorge is also well known
deals fairly with onr citizens.
yon want fruit trees of aDy kind,
trne to name and at fair prices,
give George Moulton your order.
bad gone on basin ess.
land,
Oscar N osier and Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Nosier— at tbeir home in the
shops for tbe same clasa o f work,
and yet agents for foreigo marble
workers are in the babit of running
tbrongh this country and taking
orders for tbeir work, thus taking
tbe money out of the county that
ought to be retained here for such
goods.
Patronize
borne institu
tions, and men wbo work and live
here and are responsible for tbeir
contracts. The H e r a l d manage
ment joins Mr. Paterson in guar
anteeing every job done by him to
lie satisfactory and in accordance
with designs. Mr. Paterson is also
a gentleman to deal with, as tbe
H e r a l d can testify from former
business relations with him.
Call at the H e r a i d office and
see specimens of marble, photo
graphic views of slabs, monuments,
etc. W e will also have on exhibi
tion at our office samples o f Mr.
Paterson’s woik in the near future.
Iu the meantime persons wishing
work m this line will do well to call
at tbe H e r a l d office and cousult
with ns.
A m e r ic a a C r a lu r p
A (a .
There was not a public library
in the United States.
Alm ost all tbe furniture was
imported from England.
E very gentleman wore a queue
aud powdered his hair.
There was ouly one hat factory,
and that made cocked hats.
An old copper mine in Connecti
cut was used as a prison.
Crockery plates were objected to
because they dulled tbe knives.
A day laborer considered him
self well paid with two shillings
a day.
V irgin ia contained a fifth of tbe
whole population of the country.
A gentleman t»owing to a lady
always scraped his feet on tbe
ground.
Tw o stage coaches bore all the
travel tetweeu New York and Bos
ton.
A man who jeered at the preacher
or criticized tbe sermon was fined.
T he whipping post and pillory
were still standing in N ew York.
Pork, beef, salt fish, potatoes
and hominy were tbe staple diet
all tbe year round.
Buttons were scarce and expensive
and the trousers were fastened
with pegs or laces.
A new arrival iD a jail was set
upon by bis fellow-prisoners aud
robbed o f everything be bad.
W hen a man had enough tea be
placed his spoon across bis cup to
indicate that be wanted no more.
company D , waa shot in the
M . H . M errill o f
Portland,
face and left to die npon the field, adjuster o f insurance for tbe North Voweli property. It was d elight
ful music, pleasiug to the young
but was picked up later and carried
Am erica and M ilwaukee Mechan
people and to all within hearing
to the hospital.
ics’ companies, arrived in town last
Refreshments
Sergeant New land’s jaw s and Friday to adjuat the losses by the distance as well.
were served.
month seemed to be all shot to
late lira
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pieces, and be was in a sinking
M cEw en A M cCain o f tho H e r
Nervous
Shock.
condition. Seeing this, the sur a l d are agents f o r tho C. W . Pater
E. W . J oy C ompany — Gentlemen:
geon ordered him to have a little son marbleworks at Marshfield. I f
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R o u g h o n I h e I-a w y e r.
brandy, which tbe dying man, as yon contemplate erecting tablets or This is the first time I have attempted
so
write
for
three
years.
Have
been
An old plasterer is called upon
they thought him to be, refused. monuments, call and see designs
to nervous and weak that I hare
and get prices.
to give evidence for the plaintiff.
The surgeon told him he mtut take
laid in bed most of the time.
Counsel for tbe defendant tries to
G . W . W im er, sr., o f near Aragu,
some stimulant or die.
A friend who had taken your
bully him.
and
Uncle
B
ird
Voweli,
o
f
Bandon,
Sarsaparilla
sent
me
two
bottles.
N ew U n d motioned for pencil
“ Y our name is Jphn L>obbs?”
The
second
one
is
most
gone,
and
and paper, and wrote: “ I f I die, were among onr friendly callers
“Y e s ."
last Friday. O f coarse tbe “Old I have gained twenty pounds, and
“A re you the same John Dobbs
I will die eobei
surely feel a new woman
I was
This obstinacy angered the anr- Reliable” ia a weekly visitor to pale, thin , no ambition. Had given that waa sentenced to eight days’
imprisonment for neing bad lan
goon for a moment, and be mat their homes.
up, as I had tried so many remedies
guage?”
A new steamer ia being pat on and doctors, but found no benefit
tered: “ Die then.” But his kind
“N o.”
heart oonquered, and be gave the the Portland, Coos bay and 3an I f you care to publish this you have
“A re you the same John Dobbs
my consent, (Signed)
who was sentenced to a couple of
sergeant the liest o f attention, and Francisco route, to carry freight
Mils. A. C. T illm an .
years’ hard labor for theft?”
saw him recover, with scarcely a and passengers. The vessel will
Alemeda, Cal.
“N o ; that wasn't me either."
trace of tbe wound. The surgeon be under the management n( the
“Then you have never been in
Headaches, Billiousness and Tor
remarked afterward:
“Sergeant 8. O. Company. H e r name is
prison ?”
pid
Liver
disappear
when
you
take
Newland was too olwtinate about Sooth Coast."
“ Yes, twice.”
Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
“ A b ,an d how long tbe first time?’’
Hie brandy; but no doubt bia tem
Still another big steamer, the
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m » m
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“One whole afternoon.”
perance principles saved hie life, Czarina, is to be put on the route
A d editor wbo got tired “bach
“ W b a t— aod the second time?”
since a drinking man never oould from San Francisco to Cooa bay, to
“Only one boor."
ing,’’ broke forth in this melan
Lave rallied from such a wound.” carry coal, freight and passengers.
“ And, pray, what offense bad
choly strain:
“ Backward, turn
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She hails from Pensacola. Florida, backward, ob, time, iu your flight; yon committed to deserve so small
W hether or not the world would
and is nnder charter by J. D. feed me on gruel again just for a punishment?”
be vastly benefited by a total and
“I was sent to prison to whitewash
Sprecklee A B ro ’a.
L e t them tonight; I am so weary o f sole-
a cell to accommodate a lawyer wbo
final banishment from it of all
com a
leather steak, petrified dongbnute bad cheated one of bis clients.”
intoxicating drinks seems to me
Stuart A Brierly, two photogra and vulcanized cake; oyetere that
not now an open question. Three-
T b a National T ribune and tbe
phers from San Francisco, were in aleep in tbe water bath, insipid
fourths of mankind confess the
H
e r a l d both one year for only
affirmative with tbeir tongues, and town d arin g the last week photo and tough as G oliath o f G ath;
$150.
I believe all the rest acknowledge graphing tbe various houses, busi weary of praying for wbat I can't
ness
and
residence,
in
order
to
aell
eat;
chewing
np
rubber
and
call
it in tbeir hearts. Victory shall
Backward,
turn
They ing it meat
be complete when there shall be pictures to tba owners.
backward, for weary I am— give
appear
to
have
don«
a
good
busi
neither a slave nor a drunkard on
If you uoe the Petal«**
me a whack at my grandmother’s
ness.
locubalon A BrvHer*.
tbe earth.— Abraham Linoolo.
jam ; let me driuk milk that has
Make money while
other* *re wasting
never
been
skimmed;
let
me
eat
O
u
r
A
rag
o
letter
and
a
portion
The Christian mau who votes
time byoldproctoseo.
batter whose
h «ir
has
been
Catalog telle all about
for the continuance o f the liquor of our “ U pp er-R iver” contribution
M .and describes every
trimmed; let me once more bavei article needed for "
were
both
delayed
last
week
24
traffic, when arraigned, must enter
poultry businesa
an old-faabioned pie, and then I'll
hours, somewhere and by some be willing to curl up aod die.”
a plea of "guilty.”
T h e " E R IE ’
mechanically the beat
not appear,
The saloon is the destroyer of “ T l bf n< * ‘ h« y did
tl. Prettiest model.
c arc Bacifte Coast
re hope for A W M M h -H W l a v r a f l w n —T h e I r v
all that is noble, good and pure.
'* w * ° °
' u*
Asenta. Bicvcle cata-
I l i M l I n F la l Iran
>, mailedfree .gives
better service when we get down
W h o is responsible for the aor
J. M. Inman ia traveling agent for
fall description price*, etc., aokwts wawtkd .
to tbe real “ winter aohadnle.”
M
ET
ALUM
A
»CURATO*
CO.,
retstmauuCaL
one of the most complete flatirons
row caused by drink?
B m ANC h H o rn s. »31 8 Main St., Loa A ngeles.
A. E. Kilpatrick, of Fillmore, Cal., •ver invented. It is as much a
had the misfortune to have his lag necessity in a family aa a kitchen
Deafness Cannot bo Curod.
caught between a cart aud a stone stove or a eewing machine. It doe«
b y local application*, aa they cannot rear
t he diseased portion o f the ear. There ia and badly bruised.
Ordinarily he away with the old, tedious process
only one way to cure deafness, and that ia
The
by oonatitutional remediea.
lteafnem ia would have been laid up for two or of heating irons on a stove.
caused by an inflamed condition o f the nm- three Weeks, but says:
"After using ooet of running the gasoline irou is
ooue lining of the euataohian tube. When
this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling one bottle of Chamberlain's Pain virtually nothing, and the saving of
Sound or imperfect hearing, and when it ia Balm I began to feel better, aud in labor for the women is so great that
Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained and all Pat
cutirel\ cl< sed deafnean ia the result, and three days waa entirely well.
The no family can afford to do without ent butt neaaconductad fee M0StR«T| f « t * .
w iles* the inflammation enn be taken ont
This aparatus can a ^ s u s u s a t f i S EraiS'ss:
and this tulie restored to its normal onndl- ; peculiar soothing qualities which a gasoline iron.
mmote from Washington.
. _ ,
. <,
tie»«, hearing will be deaf roved forever; 'i { Chamberlain's Pain Balm possesses lie used for many other purposes,
Scad model, dramaf or phMo„ With dearrip-
nine cnees out o f ten are oaoaed by catarrh,
tioo.
We
advisa,
if
patentable
m
w*.
Ire*
of;
I
have
never
noticed
in
any
other
and
amounts
to
a
email
gasoline
which ia nothing but an inflamed condition
o f the inuonua aurfaoea.
liniment. I take pleasure in recom »tovo. I i can be use«! for making a * * * ? * ■ * * ! £ * o.’* with
We w ill give one hundred dollars for anv
This liniment ie also cup o1_ tea. wanning water or milk.
í A ¡ T a " j ÍÍ1.U' * “ 4
ccmK',‘
oaae o f deafness (caused by catarrh) that mending i f
annnot !»e cured by H a ll’* Catarrh Cure, of great value for rheumatism and etc.
Th* H kru . d has ordered one,
fe n d fo r circular«, free.
lame hack.
For sale by Dr. 8. L. and adviRca it« friend* to do tbe
F. J. C H E N E Y A Co., T f e d a , O.
O — . R a m v O r - , . . , Wft.**
same.
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¡¿tf’ Sold bv druggist», 75c.
CHICKEN MBROMW
PATENTS
( Leneve, druggiut.
C. A. SNO W & CO.
W ALTER DRANE,
Blacksmith and
Wagonmaker,
opportunity o f inforininr
° ° r^»b^criberg that the new Commission6
of Pensions has been appointed- H e ia an
old soldier, and we believe that aoldiera and
Iheir heirs will receive justice at his tiands.
We do not anticipate that there w ill be any C O Q U I L L E
C IT Y , O R E G O N
rudical changes in the adm inistration o (
pension affairs under the new regime.
L L kinds o f farm work solicited. Horse
W e would advise, however, that U. 8.
shoeing and plow work a specialty
soldiers, sailors, aud their heirs, take step«
Supplies
for loggin g work, wedgea, dogs
to make application at once, if they have
not already done s », in o rder to secure the rings, cant-hooks and everything nsed in
logging
camps
kept on hand. Satisfaction
benefit o f tbe early filin g o f their claims
in cart« there should be any future pension guaranteed. Shop ou corner north o f P io-
neei
Feed
stable.
(19tf
legislation.
Such legislation is seldom
retroactive.
Th erefore it ia o f great im
portance th a t applications be filed in the
department 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 hm P kksh C l a im s C om pany , at
A V IN O well-rigged Turning-Lathe and
Washington, D. C., and they w ill prepare
Band-8aw in operation, the nnder*
and send the necessary application, i f tney
find them entitled nnder the nnmerons laws signed solicits
exacted fo r their benefit. Address.
A L L K IN D 8 O F
PK E 8S C L A IM S C O M P A N Y ,
P .O . Hox 386.1
Washington, D. C.
A
in bis line on tbe Pacific coast, and
M is« B o ss Alnm baugh
came
The band gave a charming sere
illustrated in an incident related over on last W ednesday’s train
by tbe regimental chaplain.
In from Marshfield on her way home nade last Friday night to tbe newly
Mrs,
the battle o f Champion H illa frome San Frsncisoo, where she wedded parties— Mr. end
Sergeant A braham New<
erald
son is one o f the finest mechanics
field is nearing
Dr. C. A. Clinton, o f San F ran
U n c i* B ird Vowel! spent a few
will be a fine bnildiDg when done.
cisco board of education, baa made days in town last week.
Bey. R. J. Baldwin eaineoveron
a special study o f cigarette smok
Jasper Moon, o f North Fork,
the train Friday, on bia way to
ing among the public school chil
was in town last Friday.
Fishtrap to hold service on Sun
dren of that city, and expresses
Jack Hunt, o f Baudon, spent a day.
hiicself to the following unmistak
able language: “A good deal baa day or two in town last week.
Mias N ellie Sackett spent Christ
M r. and Mrs. H arry Clinton
been s.tii about the evils of cigar
mas at home with her people, and
ette stroking, but one-balf the took Christmas with the latter’s returned to her school at Beaver
truth has never been told. 1 have parents in this place.
H ill ou Friday.
watched this thing for a long time,
A. Angerman, piano toner, came
Mrs. H. A. Jones raffled a wreath
tfn d-i sqy calmly and deliberately in from Portland on Christmas
o f feather flowers last week, a very
that I believe cigarette smoking ia day and went to Baodoo.
handsome piece o f fancy work, and
■as bed a babit as opium smoking.
M rs. Sackett went to tbe bay
Mra. A. O. W heeler waa tbe w in
£ am talking now of boys, remem last Friday for a few daye' viait
ner.
ber. T h e effect upon grown men with Mr. Seeley’s people.
A number of onr young folks
is, of course, not so marked. A
W ill Cox came np from Beaver
went to M yrtle Point on Christmas
cigarette fiend will lie and steal,
H ill last Tuesday and will spend
day to attend the ball there on that
just as a morphine or opium fiend
tbe holiday vacation with relatives
evening. They report having a
will lie and steal. Cigarette smok in this place.
grand, good time.
ing bluDts the whole moral nature.
A Mr. M arshal) and wife ot H um
0. F. Bontell, onr machinist, has
R has an appalling effect opon the
boldt county, California, arrived
received a new invention, a micro
system. It first strmwfatee and
on F rid ay ’s train to make tbeir
meter caliper-square, which is the
then stupefies tbe neryes. It sends
home uear Coquiile.
finest we ever saw. I t measures
boys into consumption. It gives
Oregon K idney Tea is sold on s accurately to fractions o f thous
them enlargement o f tbe heart,
positive guarantee by N . O . W . andths of an inob, and is the first
and it sends them to the insane
Perkins, o f M yrtls Point, and D r.
piece o f anch fine mechanism ever
asylum. I am phyaician to several S. L . Leneve, o f Coqoille City.
brought to this locality.
boys’ schools aud I am often called
Cbarlea Fetter, one o f Bandoo’s
Prof. Kanematz took his friends
in to prescribe for palpitation o f promising and popular young men,
the heart. In nine cases ont of visited in this place last week and by surprise by ooming down from
the mines in tbe mountains, instead
ten it is caused by the cigarette included a call on the H erald .
o f wintering there aa it was thought
b a b it Every physician knows tbe
Quite a number o f people from
he would. Snow is 18 to 20 inches
cigarette heart. I have seen bright
H um boldt county, California, came
deep, and it has been very stormy
boys turned into dunces, and
over from the bay on last Friday's
and cold, so he concluded to come
straightforward, honest boys made
train to settle in the Coqnille val
down to the valley and enjoy him
into miserable cowards by cigar
ley.
self.
ette smoking. I am not exagger
O rderly
publishers o f the H
have accepted nn agency for tbe
Cooe B ay M arble W orks o f C. W. j
guarantees all bis work to give sat
LOCAL
r i v e m t c R e t e k ln c .
every teucher Unovre.’’— Phrenolog
ical Journal,
M a a a a s e a le .
Tamili anil Bail-Saving
A FRIEND
Bneaks through the Doothhay (Me.) R tgi*U r,
of Hie heiieilcinl results he lias receive»! from
a regular use of A y e r’s Pills. He says: “ I
was feeling sh*k ami tired and my stomach
seemed all out of order. I tried a number
ot remedies, but none seemed to give me
relief until I was Induced to try the old retla-
Sle A ye r’s Pills. I have taken only one
uox, but I feel like a new man. I think they
ire the most pleasaut and easy to tak e ot
anything I ever used, being so finely sugar-
coated that even a chlM will take them. I
urge upon all who arc In need of a laxative
to try A y e r’s Pills. They will do good.’*
T o r all diseases o f the Stomach, L iver,
and Dowels, tako
•
AYER’ S PILLS
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer Sc Co., Lowell, Maes.
Every Dose Effect ive
The Masons and Eastern
Star
had joint public installations last
Turning and Band-Saw Work
at any time. Can be found at the 8h ing!»-
m ill.
(8 t f )
W . W . S H IE L D S .
DOLLARS
PER MONTH
I n Y o u r O w n L o c a l i t y
STEAM
GASOLINE
PO RT ABLE AND
M ARINE.
I f you think o f buying an engine o f any
Friday night, members and their size
or kind send for our CA TA LO G U E
families beiug participants.
It N O . BO. containing illustrations and
was largely attended and passed
o ff delightfully.
Refreshments
were served later, and a pleasant
social time bad after tbe official
program.
T he steamer “A lert," that
used
to run on tbe Coquille river,
was
prices o f every kind o f engines from 1
up to JSSi horse power, at bottom prices,
or L I 8 T N O . Jilt for yaolit engines, boilers
and boat machinery. 'E ith e r sent free.
CHAS.
P.
W IL L A R D
The long winter evenings can be
very profitably devoted to reading,
but there are some things that we
must read the year round.
One of
these is a local paper: the best iu
the county is before you— the
H erald .
Another is a good home
paper of general circulation, such
as “Womankind,” for
instance,
which comes once a month filled
with the best things for a busy
housewife. W e are able by special
arrangements with the publishers,
to offer “Womankind” free for a
year to every paid-in-advance sub
scriber to our paper, and are glad
to do so, for we are convinced that
no home paper in America contains
more of practical value to women.
B ligh t stories, clever poems, the
latest fashions, news of woman’s
work
everywhere,
articles
on
“Motherhood,” “Cultivation of Flow
ers,” a woman’s parliament for the
discussion of matters of interest,
are a few of the bright features of
“Womankind.”
To the head of the house we
offer on the same terms “ Farm
News,” an agricultural paper, edited
by a practical farmer (Miller Purvis,
esq., Inte state lecturer of the Ohio
Farm er’s Alliance), and filled each
month with suggestions from able
correspondents, that make it an
absolute necessity to every wide
awake farmer. This paper is yours
for the asking, provided you are a
subscriber to our paper.
Remember every paid-in-advance
subscriber to the H lililí » is entitled
to his choice in either of these
papers. Tell your neighbors about
this offer. A sample copy of both
papers may be obtained by address
ing the Hosterman Publishing Co.,
Springfield, Ohio.
Come in and pay a year in ad
vance to the H krai . d and get one of
these attractive papers free.
CO,
T R U E A CO ., Box 400,
Augusta, Maine.
A ll drill
iigglst« gua:*LDtee Dr. Miles* PAi*
P ills to stoD Headache. “0"4 cent a dose.**
taken to Cooa bay and widened and
otherwise improved, aud is now
running from Marshfield np the
Coos river. She is o jw a yery
safe boat.
Another Free Offer.
&
1R T C A N A L S T R E E T , C H IC A G O .
made easily and honorably, w ithout capi
tal, during your spare hours. A ny man,
woman, hoy, o r g irl can d o th e w ork hand
ily , w ithout experience.
T a lk in g un
necessary. N othing like It fo r money
m aking ever offered before. Our w orkers
always prosper.
N o tim e w asted in
learning tlic business. W,c teach you in
a night how to succeed from the Drat
hour. You can make a trial w ithou t ex
pense to you rself. W e start you, furnish
everyth ing needed to carry on the busi
ness successfully, and guarantee you
against failure i f you but fo llo w our
sim ple, plain instructions. Header, i f
you are In need o f ready money, and
w ant to know all about the best paying
business b efore the public, send us your
address, and w e w ill mail yon a docu
m ent g iv in g you alt the particulars.
THE PIO NEER
MARKET
FAMILY GROCERY
(O pposite the N e w H o tel)
Coquille City, Oregon,
Johnson Bro’s, Proprietors.
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CONSTANTLY RECEIVE AND KEEP FliESH GROCERIES
AND FAM ILY SUPPLIES, CANNED GOODS, SUGAR,
COFFEE, TEAS, SPICES, hALT, ETC., ETC.
TOBACCOS AND CIGARS,
:
CANDIES AND N U T S ,
FRESH
AND
SALTED
M EATS
LAUD, VEGETABLES OF A L L KINDS.
A FINE U N E OF WALLPAPE
l#55“ Prices ns low as tbe
lowest.
BkS“ O rders from any r »rt promptly filled.
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tained counsel expert in patent practice, and therefore are prepared to
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W ill com pletely destroy tho desire fo r TOBACCO in from 3 to 6 days. P erfectly harm -
lea*; cause no sickness, and m ay bo given in a eup o f tea o r coffee without the knowl
edge o f the patient, who w ill voluntarily stop smoking o r chewing in a few day*.
DRUKKENKESS
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the patient, by the n ie o f onr SPECIAL FORMULA OOLD CURB TABLETS.
During treatm ent peUenU era allowed the free n «e o f Llqnor o r M or
phine until roch ttaneaethey »h ell voluntarily g iv e them up.
We send particulars and pamphlat o f teottmoniala free, and shall
be glad to place sufferers from any c f these habits In eommunlca-
tiou with persons who have been cured by the am o f our T a b l b ts .
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D b a k 8m :— I have been using your
cure fo r tobncco habit, and found it wonld
do what you claim for it. I used ten cent*
„ orth o f the strongest chewing tobacco a day,
and from one to five cigars; or I would smoke
from ten to fo rty pipes o f tobacco. Have chewed
and smoked fo r twenty five years, and two package«
Of your Tablets cured me so I have no desire fo r it.
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B. M. JA Y LORD, Leslie. Micb.
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Onto m m c A i . C n :- o * w v t .m n t »-¡lorn« tim e ago 1 rent
fo r ,1 .M worth o f yonr Tablet* forTobaoeo Habit. I reeel rad
them all right and, although 1 waa both a hsavy.m okeraad chewer,
they did tho work In leas than throe «lava, la m ru red .
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word o f praise fo r yonr Tablets. M v son was strong!* addicted to the use o f
liquor, and through a friend. I was led to try yonr Tablet«. He was a heavy and
----- drinker,
■ ‘ or, but a fter uatngyonr Tablciab ut thru* d a y *h *jp u t d rinkipgr
constant
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you, in order to know the cure was permanent.
Miß. H
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