Coquille City herald., March 28, 1899, Image 1

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Coquille
VOL.
1 ) R . J. H U R T
SURGEON
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY.
17.
MOORE,
AND
C O Q U IL L E
AGUINALDO A TYRANT.
P H Y S I C I A N . Condemning All Who Favor Roconclllallon
C IT Y ,
OREGON.
and Peace.
Chronological Statement of Important Events
And Discoveries.
P rep a red fo r th6 H
erald
A. M
b y J .8 . K an eraatz,
x A Swed« in Court.
Mera lit
Amendments to the Constitution.
It was iu a Duluth oourt, and the
witness was a Swede who was per­
haps not so stupid a* ho seemed to
be.
Tho cross-examiuiug attoruey was
a smart young man, whose object
was to disconcett tbe witness aud
discredit his testimony.
“ What did you say your name
was?” was the first question asked.
“ Yahn” — very deliberately— “ Pet­
erson.”
“ John Peterson, eh? Old man
Petor’s son, I suf pose. Well, John,
where do you live?”
“ Where Ah live? In Dulut”
Now, Peterson, answer this ques­
tion carefully
Are you a married
man?”
“ Ah tank so. Ah
married.”
“ Sovou think because you gotmar-
ried you nre a married man do you?
That’s funny. Now tell the gentle­
men of this exceptionally intelligent
jury who you married.”
“ W ho Ah marriedt Ah married
a woman.”
“ See here, sir! Don’t you know
any better than to trifle with this
court?
What do you mean, sir?
You married a woman? Of course
you married a woman.
Did you
ever here of anyone mnrryiug a
man?”
1
“ Yas. Mali sister did.”
Five amendments lo the constitu­
tion of Oregon will he submitted by
senate bill 224, for adoption or re- :
jection at the geuerul election in
June, 1900. They are:
Abrogate section 10 of article 6
and substitute therefor a section
providing that no city, school dis­
trict, ole., shnll become indebted to
exceed 5 per cent on the taxable
property.
Abrogate section 10 of article 7
and substitute therefor n section
giving the legislature authority to
provide for the election of five
judges of the supreme court.
A new section to be known as
section 19 provides for the construc­
tion of reservoirs or storage basins
for lifigatiou purposes.
One amendment provides for tbe
repeal of the negro suffrage section.
This, however, is of no effect, as it
was annulled by the 14th amend­
ment of tho constitution of the
United States.
The 5th amendment is as follows:
Add the following to the Oregon
constitution:
“ Article 1.
The elective fran­
chise in this state shnll not here­
after be prohibited to any citizon on
account of sex.”
The equal suffrage proposition is
the only amendment of the five
heretofore submitted to the electors
of Oregou.
It was voted upon at
Fham bi'rlsiu s Ceash « ‘ in.clj.
This remedy is iutended especially the general election held June 2,
for coughs, colds, croup, whoopiug 1884, and rejected by a vote of
cough and influenza. It has become nearly 3 to 1.
famous for its cures of these diseases,
Attorney-General Blackburn, at
over a large p irt of the civilized
world.
The most flattering testi­ the request of Superintendent of
monials have been received, giving Public Instruction Ackerman, has
accounts of its good work; of tbe rendered an opinion on a point of
aggravating and persistent coughs school law. He holds when a school
it has cured; of severe colds that district raises money by taxation
have yielded promptly to its sooth­ for a specific purpose, and it after­
ing effects, and of the dangerous wards becomes unnecessary to use
attacks of croup it has cured, often the whole amount for that purpose,
saving the life of the child.
The the district lias the power at on an­
extensive use of it for whooping nual meeting to divert the remain­
cough has shown that it robs that der to some other use. School dis­
disease of all dangerous conse­ tricts are corporations, and the
quences.
It is especially prized by qualified electors in the district
mothers for their children, ns it have absolute control over the funds
never fails to effect^ a epeedy cure, raised by taxation, unless their
and because thoy linve found that power is limited by law.
there is not the leant danger in giv­
T. F. Fisher’s barn at Olalla was
ing it, even to babiet, as it contains burned with its conteuts on Friday
nothing-injurious. • Sold by R. S. night, 17th. The fire was not dis­
Knowlton.
covered until too late to save any­
thing I t ts thought there was >8t)0
insurance nnd his loss at a low esti­
Capital Journal "X-R ays.”
mate would probably be dooble the
I f there has got to be liquor sell­ amount of the insurance.
ing, pool selling, gambling aud
“ Give me a liver regulator and I
stake racing during the state fair it can regulate the world,” said a ge­
can ho furnished at Salem without nius.
The druggist banded him a
making it part of a state institution. boitle of D eW itt’s Little Early Ris­
. . . . T h e trusts have solved the ers, the famous little pills.
R. S.
problem of briuging the producer’s Knowlton.
income to the lowest notch and his
out-go to the highest. Now if these
beneficent concerns could only com­
Wf
pel the courts to sustain them their
Imv*
R
E
T
S
work would be completo.
L A N
a la rg e stock o f
Niagara suspension bridge is con­
Manila, March 20, 8:30 a. m.— It
structed of four main cables, each
ia reported, on hitherto reliable au­
measuring ten inches in diameter
£U G EN E PANNENBERG,
thority, that Aguinaldo ia taking
nnd composed of 3640 wires.
The
extreme measure» to auppreas aifftis
ultimate strength of these four
AT
calculated to cause a cessation of
cables is estimated at 12,000 tons,
N o ln r j- 1 'i i l t l i r .
hostilities.
Twelve
adherents
and the length of the- four cables
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y . O R E G O N .
of
the
plau
of
independ­
combined is 4908.
ence, residents of Manila, have
Pyramid of Egypt built in 2170
O fflce in H erald B u ild in g . C o q u ille C ity ^ O r. been condemed to death because
B. C. is 762 feet long at its base,
they write advising surrender, anil
ip ilE
C O M M E R C IA L 4— r " *
453 feet in height, and its weight is
all loyal Filipinos have been called
estimated an 5,272,600 tons.
upon to perforin the national ser­
T h e m ost m odern a rran ged
BARBER
The sun’s ray has a velocity of
S H O P iu C o q u ille C ity .
vice of ilispatchinfr them.
184,900 miles per second.
On last Friday La Garda visited
M. M. McDonald, Proprietor.
I The diameter of the sun is 882,-
Lagordas for the purpose of advis­
634 miles. Mean distance of the sun
ing Agninalao to quit. He argued
from tho earth is 95,000,000 miles.
with the insurgent leader, ajul at­
Since the weight of the earth is
tempted to convince him cf the
39 times that of the moon and the
folly of his persistence in tho face
distance between them is 237,000
of overwhelming odds. Aguinaldo
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y . O R E G O N .
miles, a point 5925 miles from the
was furious at the advice, and
earth towards the moon will be the
ordered General La Garda to be exe­
R e a l E sta te and C o llectio n s a S p e c ia lty .
fulcrum upon which these two mas­
cuted immediately.
sive bodies will swing in a perfect
balance.
Some Oregon Boys.
The earth revolves upon its axis
Manila, March 20.--T h e American at a speed of 1036 miles per hour,
A . t t o r n 9 y
- a t - L a w ,
loss in yesterday’s battle was seven while at the snme time it travels
M A R S H F IE L D , O R E G O N .
killed and thirty wounded. Among 68,000 miles around the sun.
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Area of the earth is approxi­
D a a lot in R u ai . E a ta tk o f a ll kin ds.
the dead and wounded are the fol­
mately
196,802,342 square miles.
lowing
from
Oregon:
Privates
/ C O Q U I L L E G r a n « . K o . 290 . P a tro n s o f
1 J H u tb a n d rv meut o n the i « i t t a t n r ja y James Page, Co. D, and Thos. J. Three-fourth* of the area is covered
o f eaah m on th at 10 o 'oto a k a. m.
Smith, Co. E, second Oregon, killed; with water, estimated at 68,637,248,-
N. L obbnx , Master.
Privates Clark, Hough, Yount and 064,000,000 gallons, and weighiug
K . P a n n en b erg , Seo.
Drown, of tho Second Oregon, 351,422,800,087,680 tons.
The standard measure of length
Y R T L E C A M P , N O . 197 , W O O D M E N
wounded.
Brown belongod to
o f th o W o r ld , m eets nt M u som o H nll
established by law in Britain is the
Co.
M.
1 st and 3 J M o n d a y n ig h ts o f each m on th
.
yard, being the distance at the tem­
A. J. S iibrwoc
Consul.
THE OIlEiiON A T MANILA.
G e o rg e T . M o u lto n , C lerk .
Washington, March It).— The fol­ perature of 62 degrees of Fahren-
lowing is a cablegram leceived from height’s thermometer, under menn
-IO U U T C O Q D II/ L K , N O . 1 « . F O R E S T -
atmospheric pressure, between two
Jera o f A m erica , m eets ev e ry second and Admiral Dewey:
fo u rth T h u rsd a y e v e n in g , a t M a so n ic H a ll
“ Manila— The Oregon and Iris marks on a certain bar which is
C o q u ille C ity . O rego n .
arrived today. The Oregon is in kept in the office of the exchequer
G ko . O . L e vch . C. R .
at Westminster.
fit condition for any duty.”
H . N . L o r e n z , It . 8
The siclfi of a perfect square in­
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S ' i K N . L Y T L E P O S T , N O . 27 , G . A. R.
closing one acre of* land is 208.71
MtrJerer
Re-Sentenced.
\ T m e e t s e v e rv first M o n d ay n ig h t o f
feet nearly.
each m o n th . V is it in g com rad es in good
sta n d in g c o rd ia lly in v it e d to atten d.
First complete aneroid barom­
Rosfbttrg, March 20.— J. M. 01-
B . H . R a s k in , P o s t C om .
bortnnn, who murdered Jasper Cas­ eter was built by Vidi, iu 1848.
J. Q u i c k , Adjutant.
Gunpowder is made of soft wood
teel, was re-sentenced today byjudge
charcoal, sulphur nnd potassium
' ! E N . L Y T L E , W . B . C ., N O . 9 . M E E T S Hamilton to be Hung April 28.
T in C o q m tle C ity on th e first and th ird
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nitrate, commonly called salt peter,
W ed n esd a y a fte rn o o n in each m on th .
in proportions of 70 to 80 per cent
Boom for the Pacific Coast.
M as. W . H n a , P res.
M as. Id a H a b b is o t o n . Sec.
of the nitrate to 10 to 20 ner cent
St. Paul, March 21.— Ahomeseek- of each of the other.
When ex­
N t lA D W I C K L O D G E . N O . fin. A . F. ers, half-fare rate on all transconti­
ploded, gunpowder will generate
J a n d A. M „ m eats on S atn rd a v aveliln R
o n o r h efo re aaoii f a l l m oon. V is it in g b reth ­ nental lines west went into effect gns nearly 2000 times of its own
ren c o rd ia lly in v it e d .
today. A ll railroads are compelled bulk.
I I a b b t K b ib s , W . M .
to double their facilities to handle
Largest modern cannons are those
C . W . W h ite , Sec.
tbe crowds.
N ot less than 5000 built in Great Britain, weighing
u e l a u c h a p t e r , n o . s , o . e . s „ people took advautuge of tbe' low 1-104 toue a piaoo.
It* length is 44
m eets F r id a y e v e n i r j on or b e fo re rates and many travelers bought
feet nnd 6 inches, with calibre of
ea ch fa ll in oon a t 8 n’ olnok fro m A p ril 1 st
This gun with the full
to O c to b e r Hist, and th e re a fte r at 7 ::w>: and only one-way tickets, which is taken 16J inches.
.nob fifte e n days th e re a fte r a t 2 o c lo ck in as nn indication of their intention charge of 960 pounds of powder
the n fte ru o o n .
, „
„
to locate permanently in the west. will throw a projectile weighing
M b s . N o h i A. M o E w k n . AV. M .
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M b s . J e n n ib R osb , S bo .
1800 pounds clear through
a
Ready to Strike.
woouglit iron plate 2 feet nnd 10
/ C O Q U I L L E L O D G E . N O . IB, I . O . » . F..
inches thick.
m eals e v e ry S i t n r d i y e v e n in g . V is it ­
Home, March 21.— The Opinione
in g b reth ren in Rood sta n d in g o o rd ia lly
raises the story that Don Curios, the
in v ite d .
_ . „
How the Farm Was Saved,
J. A . S e e d , N . G .
Spanish pretender, has secured ad­
J . 8 . L a w b b s c k .,R . S.
vances cf several millions from
John Smith owned a good Kan­
/ " T O Q U IL liE E N C A M P M E N T . N O . 25 . 1 . English and French bankers, and
sas farm.
His wife owned four
V 7 O . O . F ., m eets e v e ry first and th ird
will soon enter Spain. The precise cows nnd about 100 hens.
John
T h u rsd a y s ia each m on th a t O dd F e llo w s ’
h a ll. C o rd ia l in v ita tio n ex ten d ed to a ll via- date is deferred until the ratifications raised Norman horses, Short Horn
i t in g p a tria rc h s in good s ta n d in g .
of tho treaty of peace between cattle and Poland.China swine. He
U . E. B o c k , O. P .
heavy, A l l -W ool M arys ­
Spain and the LTnited States have had served in the legislature, and
G . F . B o ir n x t., S cribe.
v il l e C A L I F O R N I A
B L A N K E T S , now
been exchanged, but, according to was known as a man of braius.
ottered below M ill D r i c e s , ns th e y w ere
Pethy Paragraphs.
a m ie
h e r e k a h
l o d g e , n o . 20.
bou
gh
t
b
efo
re
th
e
rise
in
w oo l.
W e nam e
the Opinione, the Carlists and Span­
John hired men and money. His
I . O . O . F ., m eets e vo ry 2d au l 4 th
o n ly a few .
y a f M e n t io n th is paper and
W ed n e s d a y s in each m o n th , nt O d d F e l ­ ish Republicans will start a revolu­ wife hired nothing.
wo’
ll
pay
fr
e
ig
h
t
o
n
purchases
o
yer
$10 to
She was simply
United we stand but divided we
lo w s’ h a il. M bs . J u l i t u C o l l i k i i , N . G .
any H U . station in C a lifo rn ia .
tion immediately after the exchange “ Mrs. John Smith,” htuln very large arc misunderstood.
J . S. L a w b e n c e , S.
is made.
CUT PBICE.
family, was a great hand to raise
A fox has a reputation for shrewd­ coT.on. WEIGHT. BIZK.
....* 9.00
Mottled, 9 pounds. 02x90.......
r s p Q F T L L E C O U N C IL . NO.B 38 O F T H E
chickens and make good butter. ness a;nong silly old hens.
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State School Circular.
\ J F ra te rn a l A id A sso cia tion m eets the
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She
always
took
her
butter,
poultry
Tho
crusty
old
bachelor,
if
con­
72x9o....... .......... 14.00
2 d and ith T n e s d n v e v e n in g o f ea ch m onth.
It
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and eggs to town herself. She was sistent, would make his own bread.
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S a l e m , O re go n , M arch 14 . 1800 .
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The telephone enables some men
Department of Public Instruction, very careful about lowering John’s
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State of Oregon— To tho county dignity through marketing ot but­ to lie without becoming confused.
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Mrs. Smith was a Tho more a nobody a man is, the
superintendents, Gentlemen:
I ter and eggs.
P r ic e s arc b y th e p a ir. Hend fo r lis t o f
1000
blan
kets
a
t
cu
t-rate
prices.
very
quiet
woman.
She
merely
sold
more
important
he
thinks
he
is.
would respectfully call your atten­
euough blitter aud eggs to keep the
Many a man who thought him­
tion to the following:
SMITH'S CASH STORE,
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y .
family and feed the hired hands. self wise, has been declared other­
1.
Examinations
for
state
and
25-27
Market street, S. F.
I O p p o site C it y W h a r f .1
county papers will be held as usual, More than this she managed to wise by a jury.
bring
a
barrel
of
salt
for
John’s
Patience
is
all
right
in
its
place,
beginning on the second Wednes­
e e ps
o n
h a n d
a n d m a k e s to
stock when it was needed, and some­ but it is better to back tenacity to T o t l x e X J n i o r f u . n . a t e
o rd er first-class
day in May, next.
R A W H ID E : CHAIRS.
2. State board of education has how or other she always evened up win.
John was a
The hen should not be blamed if
not yet made rules and regulations the dry goods bill.
M a n u fa c tu r e d fro m best h ard w oo d .
Z . B . F O X , P r o p r ie to r .
governing examinations for state great business man, but alas! his tho e g g is bad. It was good wheu
T h is o ld re lia b le nnd
papers, under the new law, but will hired mauey and hands, cattle, hogs she marketed it.
m oat anccessfal spec­
and dignity took a tumble.
The
But few people nre satisfied with
do so in the near future.
ia list in Hsu F rn i cis­
sheriff
gobbled
up
the
whole
busi­
co.
s till co n tin u es to
their owu fortunes, or dissatisfied
3. The provisions relating to
c
o re nil S e x a e ! and
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state papers, under the new law, ness, dignity nnd all. A crop fail­ with their own wit.
H em ilinl Disenses,
BAN D O N. OR,
After a politician has been dead
sneb ss G onorrhea,
will not be in force till May 20, ure came along and gobbled up
G l e e t. 8 t r . o t o re,
his
crops.
“
What
in
the
world
will
thirty
or
forty
years,
he
is
some­
1899.
K E E P S C O N S T A N T L Y ON H AN D
S y p h ilis , in a ll Us
“ My times referred to ns a statesman.
4. School clerks’ bonds require become of us?” moaned he.
; fo rm s. Hkin Diseases.
A F U L L L IN E OF
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N
e
r v o u s D e b ility ,
dear
husband,”
replied
modest
Mrs.
When a man steals he does it for
a fifty cent revenue stamp.
Im p o te n c y , S em in a l W eakness nnd Loan o f
5. Your annual reports to this Smith, “ my cows and hens have himself, but when a woman steals M a n h o od , th e oonsequence o f eelf-ah ase
office are to be mailed by the first keen keeping us for years, sud since she does it for some worthless man. and excesses produ cin g th e fo llo w in g s y m p ­
tom s: S a llo w ooan ten n n oe, dark spots nn-
you are now fortunate in not hav­
Monday in April.
d er th e eyes, p a in in the head, rin g in g in
A l T
ing
any
hired
hands
and
fine
stock
Respectfully yours,
I have been afflicted with rheu­ the ears, Ions o f oon flden oe, ditliden ce in
visitors, I believe we can make matism for fourteen years nnd noth­ . a p p roa ch in g stra n gers, pa lp ita tion o f the
J. H. A ckehman ,
I h eart, w aaknesa o f the lim b s and back, loss
Supt. Pub. Instruction. some money. Mrs. Smith's predic­ ing seemed to give ony relief.
I o f m em o ry, p im p les on th e fa ce, cougbs-
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tion
proved
to
be
true,
nnd
more
oon su m ption, e t c .
„
was
able
to
be
around
nil
the
time,
Orders left with R. S. K nowlton ,
D R . G IB B O N has practised In Ban F r a n ­
than this, it eminently vindicated but constantly suffering.
I bud cis® ) o v e r 30 ye n rssn Ith o s e tro u b led sb o a ld
A Woman's Severe Charges.
C oquille C it y , will rece'vo prompt
itself right through two drought tried everything I could hear of nnd n ot fa il to o o n s n lt him and re c e iv e the Iren-
attenton.
e flt o f his g r e a t s k ill and ex p erien c e. T h e
Rev. Kasson Smith, who spent a real*. Mrs. Smiths cows and hens at Inst was told to try Chamberlain’s d o cto r c u r 's w h en oth ers fo il. T r y him .
0 0 0 3
B A Y
few months in Roseburg, leaving for not only paid for their own high- Pain Balm, which I did, nnd was G L U E S G U A R A N T E E D . IVnw>n* ca red
h om e.
C h a rg es reason able.
G « II o r
eastern Oregon last summer, has a priced feed, but they paid for John's immediately relieved nnd in n short a w t rite.
D R . J . F . G IB B O N ,
woman on his trail.
Mrs. Mollie feed also. John Smith is today a time cures. I am happy to say that
625 K e a r n e y street. San F ra n cis co C a l.
Smith writes to the sheriff, claiming changed man, and he begins to sus­ it has n o t since returned.— J osh
C. W. PATERSON, Prop.
to be Kasson's wife and wanting to pect that bis wife is a cool and level­ EixiEn,Germantown, Cal.
F or sale
BO Y E A R S '
e x p e r ie n c e
know his present whereabouts. headed person. John Smith’s bauk by It. H. Knowlton.
M a n u fa c tu rer o f iMarble M onu m ents, H e n l-
His
She says ho left her in 1898 with­ account is growing a little.
sto n es. T a b le ts , etc.
Roseburg Review:
The gallant
out being divorced, aud she under­ barns and sheds come very handy
c e m e te ry lo ts en clo sed w it h aton e copin g
Cftpt. Clark, who commanded the
for
Mrs.
Smith's
chickens.
He
o r cu rb in g . Iro n ra ilin g s fu rn is h e d to o r ­ stands that he has a wife in Milton,
battleship Oregon during the late
d e r . C orrespon den ce so lic ite d fro m partiea eastern Oregon, whom he also de­ accompanies his wife to town but
war, receives now a salary o f $2700
liv in g in th e cou n try o r o th e r tow n s who
does
not
actually
sell
the
produce.
serted.
She
wrote
to
the
sheriff
of
m a y wish a n y th in g in m y lin e o f bns n >as.
a year. Gen. Engnn, who was sen-
i f t R s n r ip r p
-
O reo
Walla Walla (W ash.) and he an­ His wife does that while John bolds
D es ig ns
j fenced to dismissal from the army |
the
team.
swered that Smith had six wives.
C O * * R IG H T * Ä C .
! for libelling Gen. Miles, receives
he
Anvon*
sending
a
•
kMrh
and
< 1 *™ *
Mrs. Smith states that part of her
quickly MrerUin our opinion
p a c if ic :
“ Does your son belong toauy of the ’ $5500, nnd has gone to Honolulu to
Invcndnn 1 « pm b.blr rattntahl*
huahauds religion was that a man
ttona•tiictlrOTnfldentUU. H *n d b o o 6 < *P ^ w te
“ No; they engage io the sugar business. |
MUTUAL
should be entitled to all the wives college fraternities?”
Patent« taken through Munn « Co. reoMv«
Great is a pull with the present ad­
tpeetaI notice, without ch*r*re. In the
he wanted. Evidently, if her story wouldn't letkirn in.” “ Why?” “ W ell,
ministration.
you
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to
be true, Kasson is practising what
, study aud neglected the athletic fen-
A dispatch to tbe London Even­
Itoseburg
Review.
o f California.
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serious talk of expelling him before rumor that Cnrdiunl Gibbons may
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Colored troops will now garrison
J he could graduate.”
* be the next pope.
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MARCH 28, 189!).
Nervous People.
N e r v o u s peo p le n o t o n ly
s u f f e r t h e m s e lv e s b u t c a u s e m o re
o r le s s m is e r y t o everyon e arou n d
th e m .
T h e y a re f r e t f u l, e a s ily
w o r r ie d
a n d t h e r e f o r e & worry
to o th e rs.
W h e n e v e ry t h in g A n n o y s
you, when you r p u lse b e a ts ex­
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At the ie A s t une xpe cte d sound,
our nerves Are in a bad state
,nd sh ou ld b e p ro m p tly atten­
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N e r v o u s n e s s i s a ques­
t io n o f n u t r it io n . F o o d fo r
t h e n e r v a s i s w h A t you
n e e d t o p u t y o u r ig h t , an d
th e b e s t n e r v e f o o d in t h e
w orld is Dr. W i l l i a m s ’
P i l l s fo r P a l e P e o p le .
r.
t h e y giv e s t r e n g t h And
t o n e t o e v e r y n e rv e in the
b o d y , a n d m ake despon den t,
e a s ily i r r i t a t e d p e o p le fe e i
t h a t life h a s r e n e w e d i t s
ch arm s,
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