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O O Q U IL L E
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C IT Y . O ltE G O N .
C O M M E R C IA L h -----
m ost m odern arranged B A U B E R
HHOP in C oqn iile C ity.
U. M. McDonald, Proprietor
C L. MOON,
Attorney and
Oounselor at Law
O O Q D IL L E C IT Y . O U E Q O N .
K u l E state and O o II m U o m ^ » BpoaU lty.
J£? F. Hall,
a tto r n e y
. a ,t - L
a v ,
M A K S H F IE L D , O U E Q O N .
D . . I . I in R k *'- E st itb o f all kinds.
Y B T L E CAM E, NO. 1!»7, W O O D M E N
o f the W orld, m e a t . Bt M aaonio Hnll
l i t and 3d M onday nii>ht» o f eaob month
A. J . Hiisawoc ., Conanl.
G e o r « « T . M onitor!, C lerk.
O O ttT C O Q D IL L E , N O. 1», F O R E S T
era o f Am erica, m eets every second and
fo u r th Thursday even in g, at M a son ic H all
C o q n iile C ity. O regon.
G ko . O . L each . C. R .
H . » . L o bbn z , R . 8
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H A D W IC K L O D G E , NO. SS, A. F.
an d A. M „ m eet» on Satnrday evening
•n o r b efore each fu ll m oon. V isitin g breth
ran oord ia lly in v ited .
H abbv K bibs , W . M .
0 . W . W hite, Sec.
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C E L A H C H A P T E R . N O. f i , O . E . 8 .,
m eets F riday e v e m rg on or b efore
a a ob fo il m oon at ft o clock from April 1st
t o O otob er 31st. nnd thereafter nt 7:30; and
. . e h fifteen days thereafter at 3 o 'c lo c k in
t h e a fte r n o o n .
M b s . N oba A. M o E wkn , W . M.
M a s . J ennie R obb , Sue,___________ ________
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/"T O Q U IL L E L O D G E , NO. 53, 1. O . () . F.,
\_y m eets every Saturday even ing. V isit­
in g brethren in good standing oordially
in v ited .
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J , A. S eed , N . G .
J. 8. L iw b en ce , it. 8.
Z I O Q U I L L E E N C A M PM E N T, N O . 25, 1.
V O . O . F „ m eets every first and third
T h u rsd a y s in each m onth at O dd Fellows’
h a ll. C ord ial invitation extended to all vis­
it in g p atriarchs in good sta n d in g .
R . E. B u c k , C. P.
3 . F . B outeia L. Soribe.
rebekah
l o d g e , n o . 20,
I. O . 0 . F.. meets overy 2d and 4th
W ed n esd a ys in each m on th , at O d d F el­
low s’ hall. Mus. J u lith C o l l ie r , N. G .
J. 8 . L awbrnce : S .
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a m ie
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/ ’“1 0 Q U IL L E CO U N CIL. N O ,308 O F T H E
V>/ Fraternal Aid A ssociation m eets the
2d Tuesday evening o f each m onth.
M bs . E lla P annrnbero , Pres.
D . F . D ean . Sec._____________ ____________ __
HAMHACK & JAMES,
M anufacturers o f
Sei Cellar Simules,
Arago, Oregon.
.
1 J. J. L am b, C oqn iile C ity;
A o sk ts : j
L ee, B andon.
D im en sion Shingles. $ 2.25 at m ill; C om ­
m on Shingles, $ 1.50. O n ly one grade o f
S hingles m ade _________________ __________ _
Central
■>,
Meat Market
Curran & Gass, Proprietors.
a v in g
bou gh t out th e cen -
tral M eat M arket, we will be able to
fa m is h all k in d s o f M oat—Beef, Mutton
a n d P ork, an d will pay the highest cash
p rice fo r b eef, hogs, sheep, etc.
____ C U R R A N & GASS.
H
T he L one S t a r v .
C. O. G I L K E Y , P R O P R IE T O R ,
C o q n ii l e C it y , O r .— O p p o s it e D e p o t .
K eeps o n ly P are W ines and Liqnorfl and
F ine C igars.
T h e A m ericas Club W hisky is one o f the
special ties served in thess Clubroom s.
Best Billiard Tablein Soul horn Oregon
LC.
8K IL L E D
BLACKSMITH
•EWAGONMAKER
L L -R O U N D H O R S E S H O E IN G . MAN-
u fa cta rin g and repairing o f W agons
an d Farm Im plem ents, and M achinery o f
all kinds.
S h op —late W . Drane’ c, r e a r o f M essers
L iv ery S table and opposite C oqn iile Phar­
m a c y ____________ L . C. T H U R M A N .
A
COOS BAY
larblB and Stone Worts
C. IN. PATERSON, Prop.
M anntaotnrer o f M arble M onam ents, Hea 1-
ston es. T a b lets, e tc.
ovm etery lo ts enclosed w ith ston e coping
o r o n r b in g . Iron railings fa m is h e d to o r ­
d e r. C orrespondence solicited from parties
iv in g in the ooantry or oth er tow ns who
B a y wish a n yth in g in m y lin e o f bnsiness.
M Ala Hr trr n
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NERVITA
kwiora V IT A L IT T
L O S T VIGOR
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A MODEL TRUST IN OHIO.
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day o r night.
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COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1899.
SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN.
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l ^ R . J. BURT MOORE,
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MANHOOD
Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and
wasting diseases, all effects of seif-
abuse, or excess and India*
cretion. A nerve tonic and
blood builder. Brings the
pink glow to pale cheeks and
restores the fire o f youth.
I By mail fiO c per box: 0 boxes
for $ 2 .5 0 ; with a written guaran­
tee to cure or refund tb e money.
N E R V IT A M E D IC A L C O .
Clinton A Jack sc n Sts., CHICACO, ILL.
F o r s a le b y C o q n iile P h a r m a c y
EVERY ELECTOR MUST REGISTER.
Marcus Alonzo Hanna Takes in All the Busi­ ! Books Will
ness of the Town.
Open In January, Next Year,
and Close in May.
to settle tho matter with a nctary
public or justice of tbe peace, spi ctal
blanks being provided for the pur­
pose. These officials do uot collect
nny fee from the elector, but re-
1 reive 10 cents for every such blank
j filled out by the voter and filed
■ with the county clerk—Evening
Telegram.
Supplies for Insurgents.
Manila, Oct. 28.—The insurgents
have no difficulty in securing sup­
plies, as they reach them unmolested
from China, Japnn, Australia aud
South America.
Every elector in the state must
register between the 1st Monday
WHAT WE NOW HOLD.
in January, 1900, and 5 o’clock p. m.
of Muy 15 following. Such was the
Chicago, Oct. 28,—Speeial dis­
law passed by the last legislature. A
patch to the Tribune says the Amer­
Books Selected lor the Public Schools-
voter may register before a notary
icans now have possession of 117
public, justice of the peace or the
square miles of territory in Luzon
Prof. J. H. Ackerman, superintend­
county clerk.
out of 43,000. This is barely one
Electors nre not subject to expense ent of public instruction, has found three hundred nnd sixtieth part of
that
many
teachers
have
compelled
in the matter. A book containing
that island, while wo hold scarcely
the registration of all voters in the their pupils to purchase hooks for anything else in the archipelago ex­
supplementary
reading,
when
it
county will be prepared and from
cept Sulu.
this general book smaller ones will was not the intention of the stato
board
to
have
pupils
purchase
the
U. S- Senator Mason Will Res'gn-
be made giving list of electors in
each voting precinct. Electors will books, but ilmt the school boards
Chicago, Oct. 27.—William E.
be numbered, consecutively, in each should secure them for the school li­
precinct, as they are entered in the braries, giviug tho pupils tho use of Mason, junior senator from Illinois,
declares that he would resign if the
general county register. The clerk them.
Prof. Ackerman has issued a cir­ Republican national convention of
shall require of the elector such in­
formation as his registrationnumber; cular letter (No. 25) to the county 1900 did not declare against “ crim­
date of registering; full name of superintendents to correct his circu­ inal aggression” in the Philippines.
business or occupation; age of elec­ lar letter No 24, ns well as tho error Mu. Mason even went so far as to
tor in yearB; country of nativity; if in Rule 8, relative to the time for say he would resign if the conven­
naturalized, the time, place and lioldiug examinations for state and tion favored offering the Filipinos
The examinations “ canned freedom,” as be thought it
court of naturalization or declar­ county papers.
might do.
ation as evidence by the legal proof will be held as follows:
" Examinations for county papers
There must be no evasion on tbe
there of exhibited by the elector.
The actual and precise place of will commence at 9 o’clock on the vital issue of pure unadulterated
the elector at the time of his regis­ second Wednesday of April and Au­ freedom or the seu itor will step
down and outl Then Mr. Mason
tering will be asked, and the precinct, gust, and continue throe days.
“ Examinations for state papers proposed to stand for rt-eloction to
and, if in the country, the section,
township and range; in cities and will commence at 9 o’clock on the see whether the Illinois general
towns having streets, by specifying second Wednesday of February aud assembly sides with the policy of
the McKinley administration.
the name of town or city, the street August and continue four days ”
or other location of dwelling place,
Don’t Tobacco Spit and Smoke Tour Mfe Array.
H o w A r e Y o u r K id n ey « t
with the number of the dwelling if
m a D .”
Dr. Hobbs' 8paraeus Pills cure all kidney ills. Sam­
To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag
ple
free.
Add.
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N. f .
I readily acquiesced in the latter it has a number, and if not, then netic, full of life, nerve and vigor, take No-To-
Bac, the wonder-worker, that makes weak men
proposition, and askd him why he such a description of the place that strong.
Ah druggists, 5Uc or il. Cure guaran­
South African Names.
put all the business of the town it can be readily ascertained and teed. Booklet and sample free. Address
indentified. If tho elector be not bterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York.
into a trust.
“ Africander,” accordingto the Cen­
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“ First, to reduce the cost of con­ the head of the houae it must be
tury Dictionary, means “ a native of
Dewey’s
Next
Engagement.
ducting the business, wipe out stated, and upon what floor thereof
Cape Colony or neighboring region
ruinous competition and prevent and what room the elector occupies
Washington, Oct. 30. —Admiral of Africa, born of white pnreuts; a
the splitting up of profits. Why in the house.
Dewey announced to some of his descendant of European settlers iu
throw it around in little dribs when
It must also be stated whohter the more intimate friends tonight the South Africa
one nmn can take it all.
voter is able to write his name and
“ Oom Paul,” referring to Paul
“Just look at the way things used mark his ballot. If the elector’s fact of his eugagomeht to Mrs. Kruger, president of tho South
\V.
B.
Hazen,
of
this
city.
Mrs.
to be done. Thero used to be in inability is apparent, in consequence
African Republic. “ Oom” is used
Hunnaville 4 dry goods stores with of some physical infirmity, such as Hazen is the widow of Geuernl
by the Boers as a term of affection
38 clerks, bookkeepers and em­ blindness or loss of a limb, incapac­ Hazen, formerly chief signal officer
and respect, and “Tantn,” signifying
ployes, 1‘2 grocers and 44 etn- itating the applicant from writing, who died about ten years ago, and
“ Aunt,” they apply in the way to
ployse, 3 shoe dealers with 9 clerks, this fact must be set down in the is a sister of John R. McLean,
women.
tho
Democratic
candidate
for
gov­
5 cobbler shops with 5 cobblers, 2 register. Should the disnbilty be il­
“ Boer” is Dutch for “ farmer” or
bakers and 22 hired help, 2 hatters literacy of the voter, the clerk shall, ernor of Ohio. Mrs. Hazen has no
with 8 clerks, C butchers with 20 iu addition to stating the fact, en­ children and, since her husbaud’s “ peasant.”
“Transvaal” means beyond the
employes, 2 hardware and imple­ ter as full a description of the phys­ death, has made her homo with
She is a woman of Yaal river.
ment dealers with 12 salesmen and ical peculiarities of the elector as her mother.
“ Uitlander” means outsiders, or
hu ge means, about 40 years of age,
assistants.
possible, giving height, npproxi
“ In other words, (hero wore thir- mate weight, complexior, color of and popular in the b*sti,si>ci«jty strangers.
“Suzerainty” signifies paramount
tv-nine p r o p r i e t o r s n u d 202 em­ eyes and any visible marks or scars circles of Washington. The date
for the wedding has not been fixed authority. The word is derived
ployes. Now there is one proprie­ and their location.
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from the old feudal system, a “ suzer­
tor, 84 emplcyes, including book­
Tbe law is very explicit, nnd en­
ain” being a lord paramount, to
Shower of Stars Coming-
keepers, clerks and janitors. Hero
whom fealty was due.
is a saving of 118 employes, which, ters into the smallest details, until
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On the night of the 14th of this
at on average salary of ¡¡>500 a year, after a person has gone through the
F r o m h n v Z c n ln iM t .
process
of
registering
he
will
think
month
there
will
pour
from
the
means a saving iu money of $70.800.
Reefton, New Zealand, Nov. 23,
heavens tho most remarkable and
Instead of thirty-nine business he is under suspicion of murder.
Should an elector change his res speetucular stream of shooting stars 189G.—I um very pleased to state
stands, at an average rental of
that since I took the agency of
$1000, which would mean $39,000 a idence after registering, he may, ever predicted by astronomers. In | Chamberlain’s medicines the sale has
before
the
bcoks
nre
closed,
cause
Washington
the
scientists
of
the
year, there is one ot a rental of
beon very large especially of tbe
$20,000, a saving of $19,000. Last his former registration to bo can­ United States naval observatory are Cough Remedy.
In two years I
celed,
by
a
request
iu
writing
to
the
making elaborate preparations for
year the net profits of all the con­
have sold more of this particular
cerns now in the trust were $28,000, clerk where he registered, on a spe­ observing the coming appearance of remedy than of all other makes for
divided among thirty-nine proprie­ cially prepared blank. Section 12 tho Leonids, while throughout the the previous five years. As to its
tors, an average of n little over of the law says: “ No person shall colleges, universities and astronom­ efficacy, I have been informed by
register who is not a qualified elec­ ical observatories of the United
$3000 each.
scores of persons of the good results
“ This year, without any throat­ tor of the precinct in which he reg­ States and of the world thousands they have received from it, nnd know
cutting competition, I have been isters and who in not a resident of men trained to a knowledge of its value from the use of it in my
able to increase tbe average net thereof, or register in a name other the stars are awaitng with eager in­ own household. It is so pleasant
profits on the goods sold 33J per than his true name; and no elector terest an opportunity to observe tbe to take that we have to place the
cent, making them $170,GCG. Add shall register a second time in the grandest of celestial phenomena.— bottle beyond the reach of tho
to this the $70,800 I have saved on samo precinct, or register iu any Exchange.
children.
E. J. S c a n t l e b u r y .
employes wages and the $19,000 other precinct until his first regis­
For sale by R. S. Knowlton.
tration
has
been
canceled.”
Commissioner
Hermann’s
Report,
saved on rentals and my profits are
Upon the day of election the
$260,455, or more than twice as
Bob J. L. Fisher, father of Ex-
Washington, Oct. 27.—The annual
much us the net profits of the 39 judges, as soon as an elector apply­
Postmaster W. II. Fisher and Editor
ing
to
vote
has
given
hi
i
name
and
report of Coramisioner Hermann of
men on the same volume of busi­
Chas. H. Fisher, of The Review,
ness and it all goes into my pocket. residence, shall ask the elector if he the general land office, made public died at his residence in Itoseburgon
is
registered,
and
also
examine
the
today,
shows
a
grand
total
of
929,-
Don’t you see bow the trust works?
Friday evening, October 27, 1899.
Don’t you think it is a good thing?” register. Even though n person be 308,058 acres of unappropriated The deceased was aged 73 years, 9
registered
his
vote
may
be
chal­
and reserved public lauds in the
I had to admit it was, and then
months aud 20 days, and had been
lenged before his ballot is actually United States.
The disposal of in declining health for some time,
asked him:
in
the
box.
If
not
registered
the
public lauds during the fiscal year
“ What is to become of tbe 39
although able to bo about until very
proprietors and the 118 employes elector is to be considered chal­ show an increase of 728,586 acres, recently, Jesse Lee Fisher was
lenged.
In
case
of
a
challenge,
tbe
as
compared
with
the
aggregate
of
who are left without employment?
born at Ft. Ann, New York, Jan. 7,
Original home­
“ Let them go to work.
That voter may subscribe an oath, on a the previous year.
1826. He enlisted in the union
blank
printed
for
the
purpose,
and
stead entries showed a decrease of
opportunity remains, doesn't it?
army, being a sergeant of Co. E,
You can see that my business is this must also be sworn to by not 28,970 in acres involved ami final Fourteenth Michigan infantry.
prosperous, that my place is always more than half a dozen freeholders. entries an increase of 325,939,192
crowded, and that I am kept busy In trying such cases the election in area.
figuring up my profits. There is judges have power to issue subpoe­
work for every man if he can find it nas to require the attendance of
Poor, Bui Honesl.
and is willing to work. If he can’t witnesses before them.
UUE have succeeded in inducing a
The
last
section
of
the
law
gives
fiud it this week or this month let
“ Are you willing to work for ** Normal Teacher to assume prin-
tho
following
warning:
“
Any
him keep on hunting for it or suffer
your dinner?” asked the woman.
cipalship of the Institute. So there
the consequences. But the trust is county clerk, or clerk of any county
“ Dat depends on wot you wants will be a
court,
of
any
deputy
of
either
of
a good thing. I know that it never
done," replied the tramp.
NORMAL DEPARTMENT,
harmed me and that is enough for such officers, nr any judge or clerk
“ I want you to beat that carpet
Enabling
all desiring to prepare
of
election,
or
any
justice
of
tho
me to know.”
hanging on the line over there,”
themselves for teachers to do so
peace or notary public, who shall
she said.
without the extra exponse of going
wilfully disregard aDy of the pro­
“ Lady," answered the wanderer,
There are 1G10 co-operative so­ visions of this act, or who shall will­
away, also of supporting home insti­
“
I’m
poor
and
I’m
hungry,
but
I'm
cieties in Great Britain, with 1,500,- fully fail to perform or enforce any
tutions and helping to build up their
000 members, doing a business of provisions of this act, or any per­ honest, an' I ’m not goin' to begin own part of the country.
beatin’ me way t’rough de world at
$325,000,000 a year.
The Primary and Intermediate
son who shall willfully or fraudu­
dis late day— see?”
Departments correspond exactly with
Commissioner Hermann, in his re­ lently register more than once, or
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the public school grades, using samo
port, recommends the appropriation register under any but his true
B o u n t y Is B lo o d D e e p .
Clean blood means a clean akin. N o studies, but we hope for them to
of $70,000 for the survey of fifty name, or attempt to vote by person­
w ithout it. C'asearct*. Candy Cathar­ make batter advancement.
townships in Oregon.
ating another who is registered, beauty
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
Then there is tho four years’ Col­
contrary
to
the
provisions
of
this
stirring
up the laiy liver and driving all im­
Robert B. Jennings general man­
purities from the body. Begin to-day to
ager of the Broadway Cable Com­ act, or knowingly register in any banish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads, lege Course.
Expenses— Tuition, about $3.25 to
pany, St. Louis, was held up on Oct. precinct where he is not a resident and that aickly bilious com plexion by taking
Cascarets,—licauty for ten rents. A ll drug­ $9 per term.
Board, about $2.50 to
30th and robbed in a crowded street. at the time of registration, upon gists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 50c.
$3 per week.
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It is said he got $1013 in cash and conviction, shall be punished by
s p e c ia l c o u r ses .
imprisonment in the penitentiary
Mr. Jackson—"D o it cost much
$48,275 in negotiable paper.
not less than one year or more than to raise chickeno, Mister Jokn-
Bookkeeping, Ellis system - Ele­
A farmer way out in Oregon writ­ three years, or by fine not less than aing?” Mr. Johnsing—“Not it vo’ mentary, $7.50; Intermediate, $10;
ing to the publishers of the Horse $100 or more than $200, or both j don’t git cotchedjbut if yo’ does it’s Advanced. $15. Short-hand, $ 2 0 .
Book advertised in this issue, says, “ I such fine and imprisonment.
Any ' liable to cost yo’ thuhty days.”
Loisette Memory Training, $7.
have read a number of books on the person who shall falsely swear to j
(This will be given as a premium on
horse; some of them were large aDd any affidavit required by this act j Ostriches, when frightened, get certain conditions, which will be
of high price, but Biggie Horse shall be deemed guilty of perjury over the ground at the rate of 25 made known.)
Book did me more real good than and upon conviction thereof shall j miles an hour. Their stridea meas­
Some of these prices may be
ure 11J feet.
any of them.” The price is 50 \ be punished accordingly.”
changed on arrival of tho principal;
cents, free by mail; address the | For those who for any reason 1 The Swedish mile is the longest mile until then, address,
publishers, Wilmer Atkinson Co., zannot go to the county clerk for in the world. It is exactly 11,700
J L FUTRELL.
Philadelphia.
i registration, the law enables them > yards in length.
Coqniile City.
Hucnaville, Oct. 12.—Our little
city is now enjoying the advantages
of the full-fledged model trust. Its
entire commercial business has been
concentrated on a single square,
covered with a commodious build­
ing and our people are no longer
required to wear out their shoes
traveling all over town to do their
shopping. They can do it all at a
single point.
Marcus Alonzo Hanna is the
good genius who has wrought this
thing. He is, in tact, the whole
thing iu Hftuuaville at this writing,
and, as a consequence, a look of
supreme happiness and content­
ment overspreads his benign coun­
tenance.
He is a plain blunt man, and I
always like to interview him when
I want the naked facts, so I gave
him n whirl today and asked:
“ Do you think trusts are harmful,
Mr. Huuna?”
“ Trusts harmful?” he inquired.
“ Do I look as though they had
harmed me? Are my clothes seedy?
Are my shoes run down nt the heel?
Is not my business prosperous?
Are not my store-rooms crowded
with people who buy my goods at
my own prices? If there is a man
in the world who knows that the
trust is a good thing, I am that
NO. 15
When
Doctors
Disagree,
Herbert M. Fish, a progressive
and respected resident o f Cape
Vincent, N. Y ., said: “ The doc­
tors disagreed in my case, one said
I had the grip, another that it was
jaundice, and so on. I tried many
remedies but did not receive the
slightest benefit. I was low spirit­
ed and nervous and had become
reduced iu weight from 155 pounds
to less than 123. One day a friend
recommended Dr. Williams’ Pink
Pills for Pale People.
I tried
them and the result was indeed
marvelous. My appetite returned
and I began to feel rested and re­
stored.
At the end o f the
tenth box my physical condition
was better than it had been for
years and I was a well man.
H
erbert
M . F is h . ”
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 17th day o f N ov., r898.
L
loyd
O. W
oodru ff ,
N otary Public.
— From the E agle, Cape Vincent,
N . V.
Dr. W illiam s' Pink Tills for Talc People
contain, in u condensed form, all the ele­
ments necessary to givo new life and rich­
ness to the blood nnd restore shattered
nerves. They are an unfailing specific for
such diseases ns locomotor ataxia, partial
paralysis, St. Vitus’ dance, sciatica, neural­
gia, rheumatism, nervous headache^ the
after-effects o f the grip, palpitation o f the
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