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COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY,
JULY
7,
on a riffle below shore the drown-
these states: Alabama, 11; Arkan
ng occurred.
sas, 8; Florida, 4; Georgin, 13;
S l 'I U i E O N A N D P H Y S IC IA N ,
A OltEAT FINANCIER.
DKVOTBO TO TU* INTISUUSTS OF THR LABOB1SB Kentucky, 13; Louisiana, 8; Mis
Portland,
Juue 27.—Clarence F.
sissippi, 9; North Caroliun, 11;
i"TTH,T< promptly respond to nil calls,
Jewitt, secretary of the Pacific In
\ V cl .y or uight.
P E O P L E ’S P A R T Y .
South
Cnrolinia,
9;
Tennessee,
12;
i »¡1 1
! the now Drug: Store. opposite the
vestment Co., who I iiih for several
T he following compose the Connty E x
M I. l>epot; residence in Vowell prop-
years occupied a high business and
ecutive Committee of the People’ s P arty of Texas, 15; Virginia, 12; Montana,
•tv. roar o f Masonic Hull.
Coos comity, Oregon:
i 1 jO lL L K C IT Y . OREGON.
3; Idaho, 3; Colorado, 4; Nevada,
social standing, is wauted here to
Pint. No. 1—J . ,T. Stanley. Em pire City.
account for financial shortages
3; Utah, 3; Indiana, 15; Missouri,
“
*‘ 2— A. M. Coll vèr. Marshfield.
! amounting to $20,000.
“
“ ft—W. H. Hull. Riverton
17;
and
Illinois,
21.
Total,
197.
“
“ 4— I. T . W eekl.v. Gravel Ford.
For the pnst eight months Jewitt
“
“ 5 —J . H. Mathenv. Myrtle Point.
Now, Teller or Sibley would carry
has been swindling five banks in this
1
...-B A R B E R SHOP
“
“ (J—W. D. Marshall, Rinndon.
W. H. HULL. Chairm an. Riverton.
all those states, and these in addi
city. So successfully did he con
J . S. MoEWKN, V.-C. an d Treasurer,
r p H E BEST. NEATEST AND MOST
duct his operations that nothing
tion: California, 9 ; Kansas, 10;
Connille
Citv.
X up-to-date in the oitv.
J . J . ST A N LE Y . Sec.. Em pire City.
Nebraska, 8; North Dakota, 3; : GOOD FOR EVERYBODY was suspected until about a week
ilut anil Cold Baths—Reasonable
South Dakota, 4; Oregon, 4; Wash- j Almost everybody takes some laxative ago, when he suddenly left the
Charges. Courteous Treatm ent.
Before the law was written down with
city.
parchment or with pen;
ington, 8; Wyoming, 3; Michigan, | meJicine to cleanse the system and keep the
C O Q U ILLE C IT Y , OREGON.
OREGON STATE CAMF-MEETINO.
Before the law made citizens, the raornl
blood
pore.
Those
who
taka
SIMMONS
Fioufc street, opposite II. H.
1 1, and Minnesota, 9. Total, 88- LIVER REGULATOR (liquid or powder)
law made men.
~,TLLlLViM.
The Oregon state camp-meeting
T . *,r
W. /
G
il.
Law stands for human rights, but when it
Total Teller or Sibley strength in get all the benefits of a mild and pleasant of the Mothodist Episcopal church
feils those rights to give.
Then let law die, my brother, but let human electoral college, 255. In tho face laxative and tonic that purifies the blood will be held ai Canby, Or., ou tlieir
I l l: COM M E ilU I A L
and strengthens the whole system . And
beings live.
T
of these figures—and I think more than th is: SIMMONS LIVER REGU beautiful grounds, beginning July
—Rev. M iller Ha gem an.
T h e moat modern arranged B A R B E R
LATOR regulates the Liver, keeps it active 14th nnd continuing until July 27th.
SH O P in Coquille City.
they’ll stnnd the most thorough ex and
healthy, and when the Liver is in
M. M. McDonald, Proprietor. 1 Special Correspondence of the I I kbaud .] amination—I cannot for my life see good condition you find yourself free from The grounds will be suitably
Malaria,
Indigestion, Sick- arranged and everything in good
Hot and Cold Ratlin at all hoars. Popular
BRABSTER W E ST 'S LETTER.
how tho silvor men in tho Demo Headache Biliousness,
for an enjoyable and
and Constipation, and rid of condition
prices. Headquarters for Commercial
Men. NdXt door to Postoftice.
cratic party, who will undoubtedly lhat worn out and debilitated feeling. profitable meeting.
These are all caused by a sluggish Liver.
control tho Chicago convention, Good digestion and freedom from stomach
ALTOEI.D REPLIES
The Political Situation to Date— Tel
0 .
m o o n ,
can fail to give us Teller or Sibley [roubles will only l-e had when the liver
Springfield, 111., June 28.—Qov-
ler or Sibley for President— Grover
s properly at work. If troubled with any
A t t c r n o y - a t - L a v r ,
Cleveland Alarmed— Advice to Dem ns the silver candidate, for without of iliese complaints, trv SIMMONS LIVER ] eruor Altgeld was asked tonight
REGULATOR.
The King of Liver Médi what he thought of the interview
the
support
of
tho
Populists
and
ocrats.
M A R SH F IE L D . OREGON .
given by William C. Whitney. He
silver Republicans in a three-cor anes, and Better than bids.
replied:
Am-nt for the North Aim rion Instim neeCo.
,j! 9 ~ E V E R Y P A C K A G E -* ^
nered
contest,
the
Democrats
would
ô f Philfidelplihi. mi l Hie London, L iv
“The American people nre not
r.xn G .o
S t a m p In v eil o n w ra p p e r.
W
ashington
,
D.
C.,
Ju
ly
3,
18.)G.
erpool & Globe.
lose Alabama, Georgia, North Caro
yet ready to become the vassals of
.1 P , V iîilin <51 C o ., l ’ liila ., l ’ a.
William McKinley, of Ohio, has
the English money-lender, nnd his
lina, Texas and Virginia, and its
been nominated for certain defeat,
name would become but a memory, the $5 limit ou silver, and the con American agent. The policy which
the government has pursued for
and Henry M. Teller or Joseph C.
i?
tractor is very much embarrassed in more than 20 years, at the instance
a tale that is told.
A t t o m e s r . a t - L a w , Sibley will he the next president.
consequence.
”
From visitors to Washington, I
of thoso eastern speculators, com
Such seems to be the opinion of
► -.O*-
M A R SH F IE L D , OREGON.
learn that western New York is
pels the producers and consumers
T i l l - B u t W HS* il l l i i l c lai H i s I 't i l it * .
nearly all the old politicians in
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of this country, who bear all its
ablaze for silver and reform. The
Washington. Men liken Senator
Denier in U sai . E it at ;: of nil kindn.
burdens, to give those English
BY O . B . YUUN'O,
operatives of New England are be
Teller to Abraham Lincoln, and
money-lenders $2 worth of labor,
ginning to see the light. Maryland Whpn I was only a barefoot lass
$2 worth of property and $2 wortU
T hat hated to go to school,
oven eastern Republicans say:
is aroused. The toilers of Massa There was ja s t one I Hi [Ml in nil my class
of their life’s blood for each dollar
I th o n ch t was a perfect fool.
“What a pity he is not our candi chusetts are arming for the fray.
He pinched and planned nre tho livelong they get from thoso Englishmen.
Attorney - at - Law, date instead of a professional oflice-
day;
This is destroying our country, and
Even the old dominion is ripe for a Ho scared
me at every chance;
seeker ami moral coward like Mc
Rascbarg. Orogaa.
revolt. The die is cast. The bat He was worse than a nighttr are every wav. the Democratic party intends to
T hat boy with the hole in his pants.
condemn this policy in most em
Kinley.” The Jewish and pseudo- tle is on. War is afoot. Truth,
phatic terms, and, no matter how
Christian
usurers
have
succeeded
in
He
was
sorely
u
g
liist
ever
was
made,
Special atten tion to m atters before the
crushed to earth by conspirators
Shock-headed, freckled Rndtkin,
Roreburg land office, the commissioner
corrupting the Republican party, it j and venal and traitorous public ser W ith a mouth th a t put Uoriipcuts in n much those eastern capitalists and
of the general land officio ami secio-
speculators may bo willing to spend,
shade
now remains to be seen if they enn vants, is rising nguiu. Let every
tary of interior at Washington.
they are going to have a very diffi
By its everlasting grin:
His nose stuck up and his ears lmng down, cult time in trying to prevent the
corrupt the whole country.
man with a spark of independence
His knee» knocked in like sti mil s;
\ Z Y H T LE C VMP, NO. 11*7. WOODMEN
party from expressing its honest
The brave defection of Senators
biggest hoodlum in ull the town
take heart and do his utmost for The
_1\X of the World, meets at Masonic Hall
Was tho boy with the hole in his pants.
convictions on this subject. That
1st and 3d Monday niidits of each month. Teller, Cannon, I)«bois, Pettigrew,
Ins land and home. We have got I -onld not study end could not play,
A. J . Sir jnwooD, Consul.
is all I care to say about this matter
and tho many others, mid the en
George T . Moulton. Clerk.
T h at imp tormented menu,
the rascals ou tho run, and it is our
at this time.”
I hated him harder every day.
thusiastic
way
in
which
it
was
re
O U R T COQTJILLE, NO. 1ft. F O R E S T -
own fault if we do not draw their
T h e homely, spider-legged crow!
/ers of America, umets every Thursday ceived by the people has alarmed
C o n i il i a K v i-n ts .
older 1 got, w hy, the worn- he grew,
fangs next November, and restore The
evening, at Masonic H all, Coqnille City,
Hanging ’round like n n^fro’s “ h’anta;“
National Democratic convention,
the gold conspirators. Their plan
Oregon.
_
_ ,,
■ a, too,
a government of tho people, by the He was green and hstefnl hr ’
•T. 8. L awbbncb , C. R .
Chicago, July 7.
T h at boy with a l-.cl in ii
it.-.
was to allow the Democratic national
J . E . N orton , It. S.
people, aud for the people.
People’s Party National conven
convention to nominate an old Dem
But lime sped i i
-. loi ¡„! t!* I
B iu d s t e ii W e s t .
tion, St. Louis, July 22.
e n . L Y T L E P O ST . NO. 27. G. A. R..
And a ludv 1 .
ocrat
ou
a
free
silver
platform,
aud
'’meat* every first Wednesdav night of
National silver convention, St.
--- —. t v z
each month. V isiting comrades in good
thus divide tho silver forces. Now
Louis, July 22.
standing cordially invited to attend.
:
W A N T T i l l : a O I M K I T D O I .I . 1 1 1 . B u t I I'omli i rtl <
----------------- V I O M --------------------
H . II. N ichols , Post Com.
Experience oft i p nl.t*;
they see that they have overreached
W. H. N oslrb , Adjutant.
I dreamed o f bride, i . a d
wedding
Economy is something that every
themselves. The outburst of pub W o i-n itic iiH -M A . j o p l lik e O u l.l
rin cs.
body tries (o practice, nud yet just
<l.n-il « m l 1 ' m i I c ii r u n i c .
EN. L Y T L E . W. R. C.. NO. i*. M EE TS
Not boys with holes in their pent?.
\ T in Coquille City on the first and third lic applause of the bolting Repub
a little oversight will sometimes
The
following
press
dispatch
can
Wednesday afternoon in each month.
I think no more of th at foolishness
licans has shown them that McKin
rob the most frugal and thrifty
Mas. O. W . N orton , Pres.
And the hatred in youth I knew;
not fail to he of interest to believers
family of a year’s savings. You
M iss L ucy N ichols . Sec
For I Imve a husband my life to bless,
ley cannot be elected. As ex-Sen-
in the gold standard. If the gold So noble nnd brave and true.
want to do ns J. P. Hickman, of
ator
John
J
.
Iugals,
of
Kansas,
He’s
the
fondest,
hail
iaomest,
best
of
men
T 'lA D W IC K LO DGE. NO. fift. A. F.
dollar is good for the hanker why T h at fate to a women grunts;
Moniicello, Ga., did. He writes
J and A. M.. meets on Saturday evening telegraphed the New York Journal:
“For six years I have kept Simmons
on or before each full moon. Visiting breth
not for tho laborer? If tho silver I love him so— thon#h I didn’t when
A boy with a hole in his pants.
“McKinley goes to certain defeat,
ren cordially inv ited .
Liver Regulator in my house, and
dollar
is really only worth 50 cents,
J . W. L enf . ve , W. M.
and the Republican party to its
used it in my family and have had
T . R . W ilta bd , Sec.
what decency is there in paying ii
GENERAL NEW S.
no need for a doctor. I have five
death.”
to the working man for a full dol
u e l a h C H A PT ER . NO. fi. O. E. s ..
ns healthv children as yon ran find.”
They realizo that the game is in
meets Saturday afternoon on or before
T IIE D I80R A C E TOD M IC H .
each full moon aud Saturday evening two the hands of the reform forces, lar? If it is really worth ft dollar
New York, June 23.—A apodal
weeks following.
for the laborer it is certainly worth
M r:. O ba M aury , W. M. i who have only to unite upon Sen-
to
the World from Ratavia, N. Y.,
a dollar for the usurer. If so, what
T . R . WlLLABt-, SeC.
tor Teller or cx-Congressman Sib
says:
sense is there in calling it a 50-cent
Jerome Rowan, a rich hanker, the
Tho Modern Banker, Goode......... 25 cts
OQIJIT j T j E LO DOE. NO. lift. I .O . O F., ley to put a sincere friend of silver
Man or Dollar. Which ? A novel.25 cts
dollar? Rut tho case given below fatucr of Lansing Rowan, the Cali
m ^tfl everv S i t i r l i y evening. V isit
and
a
man
of
unimpeachable
intog-
Shy
lock’« Danghter, B a tes............25 cts
ing brethren in good standing cordially
is the best object lesson on the fornia actress who lias challenged
A Breed of B trren Metal, B en n ett.2 5 cts
invited.
rity
in
the
White
House.
The
Money
Found—Hill Banking Sys
C. A. H arrington , N. O.
working of the gold standard we Champion Corbett to meet her in a
tem ................................................... 25 cts
J . S. L awbench , R. S.
! whole enormous Republican silver
scientific
sparring
contest,
com
The
Big
hts of Labor, Jo s ly n .. . . .25 cts
have yet met with. It shows one of
mitted suicide by shooting himself The Pullman Strike, Carwardine.25 cts
! vote will go to either Teller or Sib
/^lO QUILLE ENCAMPMENT. NO. 2ft. I.
A Story from Pullinnntown, Becb-
two things: either that working through the heart. By his side lay
V ) O. O. F .. meets every llr.it and third ley, if nominated.
Congressman
M eyer..................
25 cts
Thursdays in each month at, Odd Fellows’
people nrs being robbed, or else all a copy of Saturday’s edition of the
How to Govern Chicago, T u ttle. .25 cts
hall. Cordial invitation extended to all vis Skinner, of North Carolina, says
Silver
Campaign
Book,
T
u
ttle
----
25
this twaddle about 50-cent dollars I Ratavia Dilily News containing a The Garden of Eden, U. S. A., cts
itin g patriarchs in good standing.
that the Populists will gladly sup
R . E. B uck , C. P.
Bishop........................................ .50 cts
is the merest political rot. Read | dispatch announcing that his daugh
G. F . BouThUL, Scribe.
Illustrated F irst Header in Social
port Teller or Sibley. J. M. Devine,
tho dispatch, brother, and ponder: ter had challenged Corbett.
Economies for Backward Pu
Mr. Rowan left a letter addressed
p ils....................................................10 cts
a m i e u e b e k a h l o d g e , n o . so . of Nebraska, who made a gallant and
“Hazleton, Pa., June 22.—The | to his wife, the contents of which
I. (). O. F., meets every 2nd and 4th nearly successful race for congress
monthly paydays of many of the she declines to make public. Mr.
Wednesdays in each mouth, at Odd F el
Send u h one DOLLAR and wo will
lows’ hall.
ou the Populist ticket in 1891, says contractors of this region wore in •
Rowan was (ill years old.
mail you a full sample set of all
M rs . T jaub /. B outell , N. G.
the same thing, ns does J. H. the past week, and considerable
J . S . L awbence . R . S.
these books, 1040 pages, worth $3.10
YACHTING PARTY DROWNED.
Turner, secretary of the national trouble was experienced in paying
at retail. This is a special offer fur
Shawnee,
Wis.,
June
28.—
Word
They
a short time only.
Order at once.
committee of the People’s off tho foreign element.
refuse to take paper or silver money. has reached here of the drowning
P
Schweizer, Tailor, executive
Address,
H era ld O f f ic e .
Party.
of six persons, at Shawnee lake,
“For
the
lust
week
or
two
Anthony
1
BANDON, OREGON ,
If the silver Democrats will rise Reitz, a well-educated Austrian who during a gale this evening. A party
Y o u ’ll L a u g h
Furnishes best goods on the market, home to the occasion, take the Initiative speaks several laugunges, has been consisting of O. A. liisum and wife,
Hermann Dracker and wife, Louis
spun and foreign. L a te st fashions.
I F YOU HEAD
I
among
the
foreigners
and
put
it
and nominnte either Teller or Sib
' into their heads that the silver dol- Cokey, wife and child, of Pulciver;
ley,
tho
silver
Republicans
and
Artistic • Tailoring • a • Specially.
| lar was not worth more than 50 Miss Emma Oarbrecht, of Shawnee,
Populists will helf to elect the can cents, and when any foreigner ex and Miss Margaret Cowe, of St.
All kinds o f work will receive careful
didate. This condition of affairs pressed n doubt regarding his state Nazan, Manitowoc county, started
attention. Prices reasonable.
from Cecil about G o’clock in O. A.
has aroused consternation in the ment he read extracts from a gold
Risum’s yacht for a few days’ outing
standard
newspaper
to
substantiate
COOS B A Y
conspirators’ camp and has caused
on the north shore of tho lake.
his argument.
them to change
their plnns.
“Jacob Hogan, a contractor, who When about three miles from shore,
Grover Cleveland has issued a man- is building the reservoir nt Buck the boat was capsized by a sudden
j ifesto cnlling upon his cuckoos to Mountain, employs 300 men who squall and the party precipitated
C. \N. PATERSON, Prop.
into the water. Mr. Risnm and
| light for control of the Chicago had listened to Reitz’s arguments,
Nf$P*
Dr. Dracker clung to tho capsized
and
the
result
was
that
the
inen
Whitney lias nban-
M anufacturer of Marble Monuments, Hea 1- convention.
yacht for several hours, the latter
held
a
meetiug
and
decided
they
stone«. T ablets, etc.
! doned his trip to Europe, and will would all be gold men, not only holding the child in his arms, when
Cemetery lots enclosed with fltono coping
be at Chicago with his Standard politieally, but commercially, and they were rescued by parties from
o r curbing. Iron railings fnrnished to or
der. Correspondence solicited from parties Oil barrel, llrice will be there with that their labor should be traded on Cecil who were attracted by their
living in the country or othor towns who
cries for help. The bodies of the
mav wish anything in my line o f business. boodle. Gorman, who has carried a sound-money basis only.
M a r s h f i e l d .......................... - O kfo
“Reitz, who is an under-boss, com other six hav- not been recovered.
the Democrats of Maryland into the
FENDAL ADAMS DROWNED.
municated this fact to Contractor
gold camp, is slated for president | Hogan Thursday. The tnen were to
On Friday, June 20th, while three r p H I S fanny and instructive l>ook tells in
on .a gold Democratic ticket That j he paid their month's wages on Sat- young inen of Roseburg were bath 1 e most humorous way how the Angel
of Liberty took Grover Cleveland from the
is a bitter pill for Grover to swallow, j urday. It did not strike Hogan at ing in the river, Fendal Adams White Honse in the dead of night, and left
ragged and hungry, in Oklahoma City
but he must do as he is told. | that time that there would be nny undertook to swim out to a rock in ; him,
to tramp home. Orover’s trials and tribu
I
difficulty
in
paying
tlio
men
in
gold,
tho
midst
of
the
stream,
but
from
lations
as a tramp are most ludicrously re
Rothschild dictates the program,
j He called at his hank and demanded some cause became exnusted and j lated, and bis conversations with farmers
Caveats, and Trade-Mar Vs obtained and all Pat
and the cable is kept hot between $1900 in gold. He was struck sank and was drowned. Every and lalKiring men about the silver question
ent business conducted i<>r M odcmatc Fee*, i
are very instructive.
OuaOrricr tsOeeosiTt u. S. patent OreiccJ Loudon and Washington.
dumb when the teller told him he effort was made to rescue the young E V E R Y B O D Y SHO ULD READ IT .
•and we canaecura patent m less time Uuia timsc J
Will the silver Democrats do their could not get that sum in the entire man without avail. Cash Trask, • It contains 170 o s m i o f Inngh-provoking
¡remote from Washington.
# 4
Sind model, drawing or photo., with descrip-f
Out of $11,000,000 on who had rescued four other persons matter, and 40 full-page illustrations of
We advice, if paten: - '.a or not, fr--e of? duty? They must, or the Demo county.
Cleveland as a tramp.
Our fee not due till patent is ured. J
|
deposit
in
the several hanks of the from drowning nt the same place ;
i A Fa«PHHT, ** Hew to Obtain Patents,” with j cratic party will perish in the gen
r i o o , S B Cents.
j county it is estimnted that scarcely last year, tried to rescue the body . For r * sale
eost of same in the U. S. and foreign countries £
all newadealers, or send 25
sent free. Address,
eral upheaval. A Democratic bi half the required amout t of gold is by repeated diving but failed. I cents for the by hook
to the
S
IL
V
E
R
KNIGHT-W ATCHMAN,
metallist
could,
under
favorable
I in circulation. The laborers, how- Several days later, bowever, ho 1
C. A. S N O W & C O .
1420 New York avenue,
O f f . P a t e n t O r r i c t . W a s h i n g t o n . D . C. t
circumstances, hope to carry only ] ever, have refused to go beyond the found the body of young Adams l
Washington, D. C.
I )U . J . B O ltT .
M OORE,
Union
M K H 6 AIPS
BENEFACTOR
Labor Column.
T H t PEOPLE’S.:::
W h a t Chas. H. hackley has Done for W estern
Michigan— How the only Cloud in the Life
of an Honored Man was Brushed
away by Science.
From Grand Rapidi , A/» •/«., Evening Pres»,
w
--
fi. A. S sM M .i—
C
G
(
k Reform Liorarr for $1 .
C
M
I
AN OFT REPEATED STORT OF TRUE PHILANTHROPY
lohn F. Hall,
B
NO. 49.
18%.
CIIA8. II. VIACKLEY.
T h e m ost b eau tifu l spot in M uske
gon is in sep arab ly associated w ith
th e nam e o f H ackley , and in all W est
ern M ich igan th ere is not a nam e b et
te r known, and am ong the studious
and those interested in deeds of phil
an th rop y, th is nam e i.i known and ad
m ired. C has. II. H ack ley has been in
the lu m b er busin ess continuously since
1S56, and in th a t tim e h as am assed a
fortu n e, w hich gives him a ratin g
am on g th e w’e alth y men of the n a
tion . B u t w ith w ealth th ere did not
com e th a t tig h ten in g of th e pursc-
B trin gs which is g en erally a m arked
c h a r a c te ris tic of w ealth y men.
w
T h e re is no p re ttie r spot in th e S ta te
th an H ack ley Farlc in a sq uare su r
rounded and pierced by stone wail3,
em phasizing w ith th eir w h iteness the
green of fau ltlessly kept law ns, its
crow n in g pride a tow erin g soldier's
m onum ent on the top of which stand s
a bronze figure pointing ev er in re
m em bran ce o f th e heroes who died
th a t th e n ation m ight live. Surround
in g * this p ark are th e m agn ificent
H ack ley P u b lic L ib r a ry —a poem in
g ra n ite—w ith it3 60,000 volum es, and
th e equally sta te ly H aokley school,
lik e a bee-hive with its COO children.
O th er eleg an t buildings te stify lik e
w ise to the lib erality and m unificence
o f th is m an who h as pulled w ealth out
o f th e .fo re sts of M ichigan.
I t is no wonder then th a t th e nam e
o f C h arles H. H ack ley is known a t
hom e and abroad. H is m unificence to
M uskegon alone rep resents an outlay
o f n early h a lf a m illion. F o r the past
tw en ty years he h as been a co n stan t
su fferer from n eu ralgia and rheum a
tism , also num bness of th e lower
lim bs, so m uch so th a t It h as seriously
Interfered w ith h is pleasure in life.
F o r som e tim e p a st h is friend s have
noticed th a t he h as seemed to# grow
young again , and to have recovered
th e health which he had In youth.
T o a correspondent of th e P ress, Mr.
H ackley explained th e secret of his
tran sform ation , and to his friend s
who have known how he suffered, it
Is indeed a transform ation . “I have
suffered fo r over tw enty y e a rs," he
said , seated in h is private office, "w ith
p ain s in my lower lim bs so severely
th a t th e only relief I could get a t
n ig h t w as by putting cold w ater com
presses on my limb3. I was bothered
m ore a t n ig ht th an in the day time.
T h e neuralgic and rheum atic pains
In my lim bs, which had been grow ing
In inten sity fo r years, finally becam e
chronic. I made three trips to the
H o t Springs w ith only p artial relief,
and then fell back to my origin al
sta te. /I couldn't sit s i' 1, nnd my
Bufferings began to m ake life look
v e ry blue. Tw o y e ars ago la st Sep
tem b er I noticed an accou nt of Dr.
¡William»* P in k P ills fo r P a le People,
and w hat th ey had done fo r others,’
and som e casco so n ea rly resem bled
m ine th a t I w as interested . B u t I did
not know w hether the testim o n ia ls
were genuine or not, and I did n ot
wish to
hum bugged, so l w rote to
one who had given a testim o n ial, an
em inent p rofessor o f m usic in C anada.
T he reply I received w as even stro n g
er th an the printed testim o n ial, and it
gave me faith in the m edicine.
" I began ta k in g th e pills nnd found
them to be a ll th a t th e pro fesso r had
told me they would be. It w a s two or
three m onths before I experienced any
perceptible betterm en t of my condi
tion. My disease w as o f such long
stan d in g th a t I did not exp ect speedy
recovery, and w as th an k fu l even to bo
relieved. I progressed rapid ly, how
ever, tow ard s recovery, and fo r tho
la st six m onths have fe lt m yself a
p erfectly well m an. I h ave recom
mended th e p ills to m any people, nnd
nm only too glad to a ssist o th ers to
h ealth through the medium o f th is
wonderful m edicine. I can n o t sa y too
much for w h at it h as done fo r m e."
D r. W illiam s' I ’ink P ills fo r P alo
People have an enorm ous sale, and
from a ll q u a rters come In glow ing re
ports o f th e excellen t resu lts follow
ing th e ir use. A n an aly sis proves th a t
they con tain in a condensed form a ll
th e elem en ts necessary to give new-
life and rich n ess to the blood and re
store sh attered nerves T h ey a re an
un failin g specific fo r such diseases a s
locom otor a ta x ia , p artia l paraly sis, S t.
V itu s’ dance, sc ia tic a , n eu ralgia, rheu
m atism , nervous h eadache, the a fte r
effects o f la grippe, p alpitation of tho
h eart, pale and sallow com plexions,
th a t tired feelin g resu ltin g from nerv
ous p ro stratio n ; all diseases re su ltin g
from v itiated hum ors in th e blood,
such a s scrofu la, chronic erysip elas,
etc. T hey a re also a specific fo r trou
bles p ecu liar to fem ales, such a s sup
pressions, irregu larities, and a ll form s
of w eakness. T hey build up th e blood
and restore th e glow of health to pair
and sallow cheeks. In men they e f
fe c t a rad ical cure In a ll cases a risin g
from; m en tal w orry, overw ork o r ex
cesses of w h atever nature. T h ere a re
no 111 effects follow ing th e use o f th is
wonderful m edicine, and it ca n bo
given to children w ith p erfect sa fe ty .
□fe it.;
IIACKLKT PARK.
T h e se p ills a re m an u factu red b y th e
Dr. W illiam s M edicine Com pany, Sche
nectady, N. Y ., and a re Bold o n ly in
boxes b earin g the firm 's tra d e m a rk
and w rapper, a t 60 cen ts a box o r six
boxes fo r $2.50, and a re n ev er sold ?n
bulk. T hey m ay be had o f a ll drug
g ists o r d irect by m ail from Dr. W il
liam s M edicine Com pany. T h e p rice
a t which th ese pills a re sold m akes at
course o f tre a tm e n t Inexpen sive a s
com pared w ith o th er rem edies.
P E T E R L 0 GGIE,->
JOHN KAJNO,
MAUTIN U U S8EL
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