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COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1902.
VOL ‘20.
Let this fond hope be realized I
No Other Like Coo* Countv, Oregon
1 GOOD ROADS BY FEDERAL UOVERNMENT the sons of the Old Dominion, can
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meet in reciprocal union on that joy­ that the meditative pilgrim may s p - !
I C o n tin u e d fr o m lu st w e e k .)
4 >roacb these shritya from anearaud
For the good of the Grange and
ous occasion.
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1 afar to testify iu 'devout adoration by request of one of our state or-
This wan the American Appian
As if t iese g onoos epot 8 were ^ (jje blessed memories s o preeious ganizers, I pay oicasionallv a visit
Office ever Johnson, Dean k Co’s way between the East anil tlie Wr»t
not enoug i or one sta e, ere was j0 our countrymen, »nd while doing to our neighboring Gruuges. Hav
market. Coquille, Oregon.
I ia tbe early years of our country’s st.ll
held in reserve another, enown | o , h. t he ^
be inspired with ing experience in this work it gives
history. It was not buiit, like the which should eclipse all the rent I
Roman Wuy, to gratifv the vanity of A prophetic vision of the immortal somewhat of the exalted spirit which me considerable pleasure to help
kings au<l princes, emperors and Jefferson beheld beyond tbe Miss- I animated these patriot forefathers, weak Granges along. To do so a
pioneers, roadmnkers, aud American short address is often sufficient to
' umpires, but wholly to aid in the
L aw ye r.
isstppi a vast empire, reaching in
jre builders.
get the brothers aud sisters interest­
developing and upbuilding of a BffMuihgly endless expanse to the i
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XJ s. O o m m is a io n e r ,
I great republic. The old Roman lofty summit of the Roekv M«>un- ! NN here are they now? Of this ed, aud when do so, I manage to
General Insurance Agent.
l highway, however, early gave proof tains, and all under the gove. ign | t?1” " 00* constellation not one ro- get them to ask questions of very
Notary Public
| of what good roads’ advocates claim power of another nation
With his I mains to shed upon us their mellow often local advantage; such accom­
plished, instructions can be given
Office in Robinson Building.
! today. It did a spleudid purl later penetrating judgment lie realized luster. They have all set—
which otherwise, even by the best
C o q u il l e , O r e g o n .
“ » » * N o t o b s c u r e ly brigh t
I on in adding to the material ug. the value of this domain to the per­
B u t o n e u n c lo u d e d b ias«' o f liv in g lig h t.” of spe akers, would bo overlooked.
grandizetnent of the empire which manent peace and safety, the pros­
THE END.
Where I have visited I have re­
was foremost among the nations of perity, aud the happiness of the na­
quested the use in every masting of
the earth in liberality uud public tion.
The Rural Northwegt.
a question box placed upon tbe sec­
spirit in the construction of good
Attorney - a* - Law.
With the public sentiment and
The people o f Washington say retary’s table; questions deposited
roads. Pauthon, the nuci^nt classic
C o q u il l * C it y ,
Cqciunr, Q regon . author, informs ns of the manifold with aCongresBin cordial sympathy they ure g“ iug to make a finer dis­ therein are read and die posed of by
Notary tob lie.
benefits derived by localities along with his view.-, his purpose and his play of agricultural and horlicultur-! giving nnd receiving the wanted in-
this famous route, and Horace ftnd efforts, he succeeded in acquiring ii 1 products at the Lewis k Clorke | slructlon right then and there.
and
Virgil have testified their grat­ from France this expansive area, Exposition iu Pi i timid, than Oregon They are very beneficial
F.
Hall,
John
Another very instructive and in
itude for many pleastVrel exgenenc- which now contains, in whole or iu will make. Uuless tbe people of
part, thirteen slates and territories Oregon look out Washington will teresting method is to havb th t
a t t o r n e y . a t - i_ , a w , etl in their travels over the Appian of this our unrivaled natiou, and be­ do
Master -give orders to briug newly
what it says it is going to do.
Way. It lias come down to us ns
M A BSH FIgLD , OllEGON .
ing seven times the area of Great
grown products for exhibition. Are
ono
of
the
monuments
of
the
Roman
Professor Shuler, of Harvard Uni­
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people. It was so well built that it Britain and Ireland, more than four versity, predicts a development of the products good, then the process
D e a le r i a R e a l E sta th o f a ll k in d s .
survived long after the country that times th itof Germany, France,Spain, manufacturing on the Pacific Coast of growing them is given, by which
The story is a
dHAD HUDSON, :
1 J . E. HAYNES. built it had perished from tbo na­ Portugal and Italy.
the producer givcB wholesome in­
which will surpass all ex|iectation
long one, but ns splendid as it is
structions to the brethren. I f poor
tions of the curth.
of
the
most
sanguine
of
its
residents.
long, and the historic page contains
products are among the exhibits,
Of Jefferson’s historic national no achievement in the art of di­ It is to be hoped that lie is a true then explanation of cause and the
prophet. Western Oregon
and
road it may be said that while it has
preveutatives are made known and
or in the course of honor­
alining and Real Estate Agents ! gone out of existence and is largely plomacy
able peace more resplendent and Wes'ern Washington are peculiarly another benefited derived to those
adapted
to
the
diversifi-
d
forming
E ckley, Carry County, Oregon
but, a memory, yet the benefits more far reaching iu its results or
who need it aud those instructions
A V E v a lu a b le M u ir s , F a r m s , S t o c k which it nchi-v. d in its day in aid
more potent in the welfare of which is required to meet tbo de- become a favorito and looked for
R a n c h e s a n d 'l i m b e r L a n d s f o r s a le .
of the mighty growth aud expansion millions of mankind than in the imiuds of n home market.
1 » 1 1 of tbe meeting.
H o u s e a n d fi a c r e s o f la n d w e l l im p r o v e d of our beloved country has left an
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The home market for agricultural
purchase of the Louis.ana province,
i n W ilb n r . D o n e la s c o u n t y . O r ., f o r s a le ,
impress
which
will
continue
to
the
o r e x c h a n g e f o r p r o p e r t y h i M y r t le F o t a t .
soon to he commemorated by the products is now growiug vorv fast
There is no other country in t
end of time.
St. Louis Exposition As-a ciatiou in in the United States. Immigrants United States like Coos county, Oi
a manner worthy of the nation and are coming iu from foreign coun­ egon. Nature has givtn us all meu
FOBHEB CONGRESSIONAL LEGISLATION.
worthy of that proud event; and tries i>t, the rate of ix al ly a milliou could nsk, ar.d still many are not
Virginia was the pioneer in urg­
wlieu there shall assemble in that a year and the natural increase of satisfied, because labor is toO labor
GENERAL
ing and advocating a national sys­
city in tile coming year the legions population must uow be about a ious and brains are not skilled.— M.
tem of good roads. The first of­
■ f grateful ai d patriotic Americans million a year, The amount of G. Fold, in A di . Gr. Bulletin.
ficial suggestion as to the old na­
tional pike w is contained in a re­ and the mullitu !es who will gather wheat and meat consumed by two
Taking and Giving Life-
there fiom tbe utn ost limits of the million people does not look very
port made bv Governor Giles, of
Horseshoeing a Specialty.
large iu comparison w.th our exports
earth
the
proudest
plaudits
from
Virginia, in 1802, and in the Con­
General Wheaton has a philo-
N. W. Cor Second and Hall Sts ,
heart and tongue will be those to of those ursichB, but the value of
gress of 1 BOM following a similar
C oquiile City, Oregon._____
the memory of the sage of Monti- the dairy aud poultry products, nophic way of looking at the situa­
report was made by Mr Randolph,
vegetables and fruit which they will tion it) the Philippines, where he
of Virginia, and this was approved. cello.
consume will call for a large in­ has beeu on duty for the last three
ILLUSTRIOUS VIRGINIA HOAI)MAKKRA.
The act of April 20, 1803, for the
crease in the production of such vears. He sees compeusations for
admission of Ohio, provided that
the ravages of war where ¡Senator
In the fullness of our obligations articles.
Issued WeeKy,
one-twentieth part of the net pro­ to old Virginia for its gallant men
Hoar can see none. The General
The schemes for the leasing of tbe admits that there has been much
ceeds of the public lauds within that and the priceless heritage they have
state sold by Congress should be left us, we must still remember that public range have beeu squelched, loss of life among the natives, due
applied to public roads leading from near this noted place another leadei apparently, for the present. The to their obstnate and unwise resist­
navigable wafers emptying into the of those tunes was born, that heroic fight will be on hand again very ance to American authority. He
Editor and Publisher,
Atlantic Ocean to the s l a t e of Ohm representative of the pioneer, the soon,and it will revuiro the most vig says that the sanitary reforms which
the s. If-racrificing ilant scrutiny to prevent the passage have been introduced and enforced
T e r m s — H e r a l d a n d C o m m o n e r ^*— and through that state, to be laid explorer, and
out by authority of Congress. In patriot, Gen. John Rogers Clarke, at some future session of Cougress by the American civil and military
PAYABLE
A M AJiCE> ,
One Y ear...................................* 2 0 0 icon Congress appro printed 3 per ho to whose during and timely of an act which wiJ! ton ’ to thwart authorities have saved many more
cent of the 5 per cent of the sales of deeds, more than fo any other one home building in tbe range region. lives than the American soldiers have
Six Months................................
Three M onth«........................... 75 public lands for constructing roads we owe our pos-ession of Ohio, In ­ The time will come when some sys­ taken.
within the state of Ohio, leaving diana, Wisconsin, aud a portion of tem of leasing will be more useful
American rifles and cannon have
the 2 per cent for the road» hading Michigan.
than harmful, butforO iegon, Wash­ sent many Filipinos to premature
T H E
ington and Idaho at least, that time graves, but compulsory vaccination
to tint state.
From a certain mountain summit will not arrive for many years. and the stamping out of the bubonic
¡Similar acts were passed in 181G,
nn the admission of Indiana, and in in this region we can view the birth­ There is not a range couutry in the plague have saved many Filipinos
1819, on the admission of Illinois, places of three of these Virginians three states which is not capable of from such graves. The destructive
and also in 1820, on the admission wm were instriimetal in acquiring supporting several times as many and conservative agencies of civil­
to the United States nr ore than one- people as now live in it,
ization have gone through the arch­
of Missouri.
half of its present enormous domain,
W m . Gather, Proprietor,
Scvei al powerful forces are now ipelago hand in Hand. The Gener­
On March 29, 1800, President aud almost in sight are the hills up­
Jefferson approved the act of Con­ on the Potomac where rests the il­ opeiating to prevent agricultural al estimates that 509.000 lives have
H A U D W ^E ,
gress which formally authorized tile lustrious Pat«T Patria, the one who production from increasing nt the been preserved by the presence of
rate which has prevailed in the past the Americans in the Philippines.
construction of the great road. It laid the foundatiou for all.
A 3.ITS WA^E
This is not the way in which the
in the United States. There is no
was he who appointed the commis­
As I seem to behold before me more cheao prairie land with abund­ “ anti imperialists” keep their ac­
sioners to lay out the road, and he
QUEENS WAT{E,
who secured the consent of Penn­ tbo shadowy foims of these im­ ant ram fall. Good farming laud count books. They will not give
sylvania. Maryland aud Virginia for mortals there likewise appears to anvwherein the United Hates is credit to the agents of the Govern­
TIN W0F{E.
through thoso view in the majestic procewsi-.n tet now worth from fill an acre up. It ment in th-- islands for, the saviug of
Call and examine goods snd iuvesliRfe its construction
prices,
anlfi
Btu ex. In their report to Mi. Jef­ another, the stately pies- nee of that is no longer possible for new farms a single. They will contend that
ferson, dated December 20, 1800, renowned jurist. Chief Justice ¡Mar­ to be obtained and made productive nothing done there has woiked for
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B A Y
shall. whose home was also in this except at nn expeuse which shut good—not even vaccination. Yet
the commissioners say that—
“They can not. withhold assurance vicinity. We delight to dwell upon out the men who are without con­ General Wheaton's logic seems to
of a firm belief that the purse of the this glorious roll of honor— Wash­ siderable capital Scarcity of men he sound. It is unfortunate that
nation an not be more seasonably ington, Jefferson. Madison, Monroe, willing to work on farms and the the Filipinos did not nllow the
opened
or mol e happily applied than Lewis and Clark, John Rogers high wages which must be paid to Americans to devote themselves ex-
C. W. PATERSON, Prop.
in promoting the speedy an 1 effect­ Clarke and the peerless aud classic secure them tends to restrict agri­ elusively to the task of protecting
That was
Manufacturer o f Marble Monuments, lie s 1- ual establishment of a great, easy Marshall, whose habitations nnd cultural production as well as to life in the archipelago.
stones. Tablets, etc.
associations were all within a radius prevent the development of farms their desire. They would not have
road on the way contemplated.’’
cemetery lots enclosed with stone oopinff
hied one hostile shot if the Filipinos
or curbing. Iron railings furnished to or­
And they expressed the opinion of not many miles from this spot. in districts where it is necessary to
der. Correspondence solicited from partios that—
How revered are such memories to clear the land of trees and stumps had not made it necessary for them
living in the country or other towns who
every true American! Let me voice or to fit it for irrigation. Until to do so.
may wish an yth in g in my line o f business
“ Nothing short of a firm, sub­
aud
BfiRsatrie* ©
.
O be o stantial, well-formed stone cap road the wish that this road, which some panic reduces wtiges
henceforth is to mark a mag­ throws a large number of persons
can remove tbe causes which lea l
nificent way to the hallowed pre­ out of emyloyment, consumption of
T o t ï i e "O m o r t u n a t e to the measure of improvement,”
cinct of Montieello, will ere long he agricultural products in tiie United
THE ROAD TO THE PACIFIC.
extended to the near-by localities States may be expected to increase
productfon.
This great enterprise seems to w hich were the homes also of Pres­ fasten than
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T h is old reliable and have lieen but an object lesson for idents Madison and Monro#; nnd
The deplorable absence of liter­
still
further,
to
the
remaining
idaees
m ost successful speo-
i ialist in San Frarois- Virginia and for Jefferson, as it led not far away, where the restive ary slide, so noticahle in many of
r co, still continues to about tbe same time to that memor­
the leading papers, has finally in­
[ cure all Sexual and able exploitation for another road spirits of the jntripid Lewis and
Sem inal Diseases,
Clark impatiently awaited the call vaded the ranks of fiction nnd some
greater
and
to
regions
more
remote
¡su ch as Gonorrhea
of the popular novels continually
Too much housework wreck» wo­
|G l e e t . S t r . c t u re, than the world hud as yet dreamed of Jefferson to depart upon their
offeod the reader by the “ looseness”
¡S y p h ilis , in a ll it
perilous
journey
across
the
truckless
men’s nerve». And the constant
aforma. Skin Diseases. — to the far-away water* of the Pa­ wilds:
with which they are “ put together.”
cared children, day ami night, is
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I N e r v o u s D ebility, cific Ocean — under the command of
j often too trying for eien * »trong
Ini potency, Seminal Weakness and Loss of the two famous Virginia pathfind­
Paul Stevert of Dresden, Germ­
*•* * * where roll» the Oregon
Manhood." the consequence o f self-abuse
And hear» no »onud «av> it» own dash- any, has perfected a process of blow­
woman. A bsggard face tells the
and excess«! producing the following ay in pa ers, Oapts. Meriweatber Lewis aud
inn».
story of the overworked housewife
ing glass whereby it is possible to
tomir Sallow.countenance, dark spots un­ William Chirk.
der the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in
Many of our fellow-citizens are
and mother. Deranged menses,
The centeunial anniversary of this prompted to make annual pilgrim­ make bathtubs at a much cheaper
the ears' loss o f oonftdenoe, diffidence in
j leucorih ea and falling of the
price than the enameled tubs now
approaching strangers, palpitation o f the world-renowned expedition and of
I womb result from overwork.
age« to foreign lands, there to pay in general use. The glass tnbB ure
heart, weakness o f the limbs and back, loss
o f rfiomory. pimples on tLe fa ce, coughs- the memorable winter camp of the their homage to the kinglv graves
Every housewife needs a remedy
consumotion etc.
Virginia explorers near the great within Westminster Abby. to gaze said to possess mnuy advantages not
to regulate her menses nnd to
possessed bv the iron articl » used
DK. GIBBON has practised in San Fran Columbia River, in what is now the
keep her sensitive female organs
upon the Pyramids, to revel upon iu this c untry.
Cisco over 37yearsan 3 those troubled should
not fail to consult him and receive the ben­ state of Oregon, wili be celebrated the bright waters of Lucerue and
f in perfect condition.
efit o f his great skill and experience. The iu 1905 at Portland, the flourishing
Newell, at
Geneva, or to climb the mountain I ' Uuitcd Stabs Ministei
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doctor cur* s when ot hers fa il. Try him.
CURES GU A R A N TE E D . Person» cured metropolis of that, my home state, summits of the Alps, forgetting that the rt’4~ue’ r , l’orl" tLe re,e'Pt ” , a”
v A lIIIU I
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iivIonull'D
f*
i lrTPHtlGR 1 1 liripfl tu
Inoli 1
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at home. Charges reasonable. Call or with a splendor and a libeinlity that
extensive
correspondence
which
in our own land there are nnlural
write.
D R . J . F. GIBBON.
is d oiu g this fo r thousand» o f
will be worthy of the event which it wonders and scenic grandeur, both would indicate that someone is en­
635 Kearnev street. San Franc isco
A m erican women to-d ay. It cured
coinineinorntes. Iu what was once in mountain and lake, unsurpassed deavoring to perpetrate the old
| M rs. Jones and that l.s w h y »he
known as the Oiegon country there by any other portions of the earth; fraud of ubta nmg money for the
writes this frank letter:
are now three great sta es of the and there are also sa- red memories prnaeeutiou of the claims of Ameri-
republic and portions of two others. which attach to the tom os o f Amer­ iean residents to foreign estates to
GltmlMUic, K j ; Feb. M, HOI.
I am M r is e that you r W in e o f 0»r»tnl
In that fair land you will now be- ican sovereigns— the heioi- defen 1- which they are made to believe that
lential letter before -.p-
I w rit« for ou r i
I ie b e lu in s n o - I urn te e lin » better lb»n
h"U more than a million of prosper­ • rs of liberty— and whose immes they are heirs.
f i n f for patent: it m ay be worth m oney,
I I have fe lt tor yet- re. I am doin g m r
zifpl
re prom ptly obtain U. S. and Poreifl
I own w ork without mny help, »n d 1
ous and contented Ameri'-an citizens are imperishably iimerolled upon
A Rome eoi respondent describes
w ither) last week *n-l w »e n ot one bit
tired Th at rbowa that th e W in e le
pri'd'K-ing an I expoiting to all the temple ol fame
We have a the successful completion of a surg­
P A T E N T S
, doing, me good. I am gettlnft Se.hler
quarters of the »a.th by sea and by Mt. V«ri on, a Montieello, a 11» r o o t­ ical operat on on a In ness.
than I ever wae before, a n d a b c p ro o d
and T R A D E M A R K S o r return E N ­
It
T I R E attorney’s fee. Send m odel, «ketch
I end eat hearty. Before I began taking
laud vast quantities of wheat, flour, age, and a Springfield, and other consisted in removing a cataract
or p hoto and we «end an I M M E D I A T E
Wine o f Cerdul, I u» .d to have to U y
FREE report on patentability, w e give
down fir s or el* timee every d » y , hot
salmon, lumber, bops, fruit and live ha owed plans, which to every from one of the animal’s even. The
he best legal service and advice, an d our
now I d o n ot think of 1 f in e dow n through
lock, and I reviving in turn ihe mul­ American heart should be desrly lione-s was soiocensed at having
th e d e y .
Mas, R ich ab d J onbm .
charge« are m oderate. T ry os.
tiplied products of other lands “ he t ¡»bed
• 1 . 0 0 A T » R I M 3 I S T I .
and
rn»-re r-slonsly b»en operat- d on that it has been
C O .,
Thus Virginia and the far-away I’a sough' for than the tombs and impossible to follow up the opera
1 toms
Ter .-M
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£
P a te n t L a w y e r s ,
•• Th«
Lair.rt AdrUorjr Lte-pg rtnieoT ,• , » I ? be
Âtùooo*» Medi««* Co.. ChetfaBouft, r«oo.
• ific Northwest, bound together by pyramids of tbe emp-rors aud kmgs tton, however, with the usual anti-
Opp. U.S. Patent Office,Washington. D.C.
an association made memorable bv of the Old World.
sceptic treatment.
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J. I LAMB, Pris.
J. Curtis Snook, D. D. S.
E.
J. Sherwood,
Hudson & Haynes,
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McADAIIS & WILSON,
B M siitljJfap i Work
COMMONER
L . HARLOCKER, Vice.Prts.
6. W, WHITE. Cast»*
COQUILLE VOLLEY B(INK-
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A P I T A L
6. D. Holden,
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O B E O O IT
Does a general banking business.
Has money to loan on approved
personal and real estate security, buys couuty, town and school distrio
warrants, draws notes, moil gages, deeds and all kinds of legal instru
meuts—Notarial work.
Issues fire insurance st loweet ratee in following companies:
.Titnn, Springfield, Connecticut, Oriont and Magdeburg.
B O A IJ D
O F D I K E C 3 T O E S .
A. J. SHERWOOD,
ISAIAH HACKER
L. HARLOCKER, and G W.WHITE.
J. J LAM B
E. G . D . HO LDEN’S
General Insurance Office, - - - Robinson Building,
Coquiile# Oregon.
Over Tim H i H Z E Million
Dollars taraice Coital
S o p re se rrte cL
H ome I nsurance C ompxnv , N. Y. - - - - - -
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$14,406,450.38
S t . P aul F. k M. I nsurance C ompany , M inn . - . . .
$ 2,855,012.00
T raders ' I nsurance C ompany , C hicago - - - - « - $
2,485,571.29
H ome F. k M. I nsurancs C ompany , S an F rancisco - - - $ 1,087.715.38
Fill* A ssociation I nsurance C ompany , P hiladelphia - - - $ 6,340,250.99
E quitable L ite I nbuuanue C ompany , N. Y . - - - - - $304,598,068.40
I have had over T hirty Y ears ’ experience in Local and General agen­
cy work in Insurance matters, and all business entrusted to me will re­
ceive prompt attention. Policies issued at this office for all the above
Fire Insurance Companits.
E. G. D. HOLDEN,
General Insurance Agent
Fishtrap Shinglemill,
Young & l Albee, Props.
First-Class Article t I'i^ed Cedar SI)il)gl6S Furnished on Short Notice
and at Popular Price.
A o e n tb ; Capt. 0 . K. Willard, o f tbe steamer W elcome on the upper
river. Caot. W. K Panter, of the steamer Y eous, on the lower river
snd C. Al. Skeels, for Coquiile City-
William J. Bryan,
UNCOD, ■ • ■ SKBHm
I.
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HARDWARE STORE,
MarWo ail Siane Works
DEAF?
A L L CASES O F
DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING
ARE NOW CURABLE
by our new invention* Only those born deaf ore incurable.
HEAD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY.
f . A. W ER M A N , O F B A L T IM O R E , SAYS I
B a l t im o » * . Md.. M arch j« , n M .
Gtnt'.emen : - Bring rn tlrrly ctirrd o f dcafnrM . thank» to your treatment, I wilt now give you
■ full history o f my care, to lie u»ed »t your dlrrretion.
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About live year« «>;11 m y right car began to aing, and thta aept on gettin g w o rw , until X tom
m y U m U w iu t
catarrh, for three m onth». Without rtn veucctm ,
b e r o f pity lic i» nut a n o n * other«, llieuMMkt em in ent cur speciuh»’« .of this e ttj,.w h o to ld u ie lb n t
o u t* *n oper .lion couM fir ly me. »n d even that on ly ten.norarily. th-.l the lr.ftd uoU w w ould
then cea>e, but the In-*ring in the affected ear w ould be lost forcrer.
I then »aw your advertisem ent a ca d e m a lly in a New Y ork p-.per, ami ordered r> * r tr a e ^
m ent. A fter I had uaed It on lv a few d«ya accordin g to your direction», the nonje» c«:»»cG. * n «
to-day. after five weeks, m y heHrinp in the diseased ear ha« b ccu c u tn x .y re»tored. I tbank yea
heartily and beg to rem ain
V<cry triUy
;JoB nro*dv.»y, Belli more, Md.
O r r treatm ent does not in terfere with you r usual occu p a tion
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KjLTmination and
advice free.
SWIFT &
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YOU CAN CURE YOURSELF AT HOME
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ArlinQtoiT
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thread. M H cti Rtffafartw is on the bed o f f t the machine.
fake «i’ll; bobb in holds a lsrge am ount
beneath the bobbin w inder,‘and ha» a scale show ing the tr a i» b t r $ f »titche» to the Inch, and aan
be limuged from 3 t o 3*2 stitch"«» to the iucli. Faad Ts double and extend» on both sides o f needle;
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never furls to take «rood» through; never »tops at senms;
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b r c j k . ’ ud e»t out oi order; can be raised and lowered at will. A u to--------
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d or, m k e s l ttlç noia« nod sews rapidly. Stitch i# a double loca »trtch, tbe same^on bdt^ ^ides.
will «tot ravel, and can l>e changed without stopping the machine. Taualoo ia a flat spring teo-
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thread frmn 3 to 150spool cotton without
nging.
si on, an will admit
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