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Newspaper Page TextUgu Horticultural hocifcty aaU tittm 'I-1 IIC 1AZICTTK OFFICIAL P A P E R JOB PPINTI.Ti . , . We have th best equipped Job Office, in Morrow t 'omit v and i au Print Anything. ..GIVES ALL THE NEWS.. subscription Price. Legal Blanks Oint year , . . Nix mouth . . l .VI 7i Kept ( i.fisUuUy oti tiiuil. We have the Largest Assortment this tide of Portland. TWKNTIKTIf YEAR HEPI'NEK, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY. JULY 17, 1902. NO. m 111 II ornciAL diiiilctouy. l ulled KttttH tMtlclMlx. I'raaMuiit Trii'niloro Ito.innyelt rtdorHtiry of Mhiu W. U. nay 3nrt(try of I r.mnury I.ertlit; M. blmw SwrHlnrjr nf luinnur I'urijuliua N. Illinn d-tormwif .f War K. H. Hoot t4:ntHry of Navy William M.-nry Mooily I'oit.o .-ilr-ii'iiiH'Hl., ( liartfa Kno-ry Miriith Kti iriiMjr niiMtHl Joliu W. liriytfa imtHry of 4riniiltnr '. . .James Wilson Uoui.lJfliiarul l.uii.1 Ottiue Hiinfur Heruiarui Slate- Psuerel OBtclalH S snntitr J John II. Mitchell otmuli Hiiiion I 1 bos. ii . I ontfu M. A. Moo.iy IiilHrnat KHVHfiun 'ollirfr I) M. llimctt UiHlr ii ( Ju.ixH :. li KiilliuKKr Circuit JuiImm W. U. Uilfwrt Iri- AiLirimy J U Hall l. 8. Mariilinf , Zutuh IIihimit Polled Sii- l,mul Orticwra Tilt UALLIH, UH. Jsy I'. laitiaa H.-ritur Otn l'tttr.ui KftGMiTar la (immii. on. K. W. Hsrtl..K IWInUir . O. Hwa'iklinimir ltdcuivur Urrguu Mtatu Olhrlal. ijorornor T.T.Hw diKjrtryof hUUi f 1. )tiu,r TrtMuiumr M. jt,Kn Buot. Public luntruotiou J. it. Arkeunaii tlorujf (.iiral 1. (. S ljlsrkliuru I'riiiuii W. U. lda ( It. M. Han, Sii.riu .IikIkwi J ). A. tluorw, ii . lj . , . . ' ' WoJvBrton Iftmrl Nclux.l 1.siii 1 oruniinBi.,11 AIMIM IlKllllMTlwill Mama Wr,l..,i AIi.Ijh gmiub)' f '" 1 '" ...( H..11I. A-t..ri Veiortuary HurKmiii. .... Win. M lii, I'ortlunil Mxih JaitlrUi IM.trirt. I lr-ui Jtl'iya v. K. Kl Ha Pio.i ulii. Atlorimy T. U. Halk y Morrow Conat OfllnaU. '' ' K or-miHt 1 t C inf y JaUtt ' "fi'uinliMiioiiairii Kl. c. AaiiljKiiKii. " I'ltrk HhorfT Tr.-wiur.tr " Aiiir " E")art.)'nr " HnliiHil Hup 't " C rtiiir ttock I na.'ft'tr UmIjiiI tn J. W. Mornjw A. B. 1 lioiimon A. li. ilarlholoiiiHW J. I,. Howard ' Vawtnr 'tttwfonl J MaliiNa M. I.ii ht-Ml.al W 1.. -ntllin J J MitUee Jkj W. HlnplHy I r . K luther . . Hfurv liTinm-r ; J I'. Hlintt. lone I Ik" V ilifcotj, liiiilowa) i im i'MTK tows orrn riia. ! M)oi .. traiik (iilllun I ('r'Hirw-(lnMj OK rrtrliWfirth J.J. It-iUn K W lih.., i'tt. ' . i , i j . iii, Wlul.t. 1 H..-..-,l..r J.V. William. I i.jiw I,. W. Iliiarira M ti -..wi . . . . . ... tMi rie '1 h' .riiloii II 1 Kl 1- V I Mr.-, turn h -an . II anvr rim t J , J !l-,i...rtn i'r-nnrl OfMrpff. J . . ,f '-.ai,... .....J. I. WililKini ! H!i Write for the Premium Book The Diamoni "('" jirt-ruiuri) book for 1!j02 is ready. It describes all ami pictures many of the 300 articles which we K;ve for wrappers from Diamond rC dSoap Amon them are: Sii k Hub ( urtuin: lfi Sjr'--ii N'.'tl'kiii-i HtulkercLtt'fs I'.'-'kn (iantfH 'hitia Zi 1 iters M.it:i7in'-s Wnt for th prfiuinin tmk today -think of It. A poM-il wiii hrin it. Prtmium Zept, Tbt Cadafiy Fackmr Ce., So. Omaha, Webr. I',..ftuty Pins 'I "WfiK Sm Trackers T-.vs - k t Book NuW, whilo jou .tti. C f ti:. irri HO.il. l-IMHIi T. :!! 1:. K. M hhutt, J M Poor Says: Richard .V. Phelps V.'T AT LAW. .;.!, H.-..:,rr. C L ItedfieJd ATi'oi; si 1 .17' ..nr. In. u-i 11.! i l of -ir.- If., j trr i r. A. Mallory. r. .s- i-:i',!)iissmi 1: "iM;v rriu.it ..n.'.-l 'Ht- !! kli.ita "1 fill " 'I lfl I ASM Kil.lMi" I'ltiii-i iiii. ma I1 o'i ri'M"'ia!il'- It'iln. (iffi.. Ht r.-.i'l mi 1 tin..-! r-! . 1 . . v 4-r ' 1 1 1 1 t 1 1 : u-1 m ript for nam GEO. F. WELCH. I 7 T KM 1 V - AT - I. A H H It I'l K I. . fl I . A N 1 1 I)r E. E. Wilson, DIC.M'IHT. Ullioe on I iiiT M.iin hlieet. DR. METZLER. 1 icn i-1 r " The worst wheel of the cart make the most noise." We have often heard it sail in defence of poor print ing that it attracts attention. Attract;nr attention is uilv a part of its mission. Printing that will do ynii guild should attract fav urahle attention. There are snine things which are Letter o erlouked. 'J'he kind of comniercial printing which a gr' .it inanv iiieri-hants are willini: t use Lrli in to this cla--. Ym want ymir pi in ting to attract attention n. it liv il- i led- Imt t i 1 r ui n i 1 its Hi' rit - . I .nra' hi 1 in o,i H'KiniH .1 arnl li. Ke!lows V 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n if . AlcSwords & Kistner, j'in sk iass am si'ni;f;os. Wire li.niiH when nut iiinfrf-HiuiiiilIv abaeiil ttt'iee: p j n mi f -"irnt N.iiinnul Hank. Si'OK ANK F!.I.S i MlltTIIKItN NFI.S'iN i FIIRT SHFITAIiri i:fd mufntain rulwavs I 1. r Oi.h All Hml K.iut Wilhunt China'-' i'f Curs Hrtween HfMikmie, Kimliiii hii 1 Ni'Inou. A!:! hrtWHi.ti Nluii hii 1 Kiisalanil, itaily pietipt Hnnili : I.av' I t Sh'UlM In' -,, - pi'i fcct I y suited to it ........ .' i ...:m ..ii... ... . ' 1 .i i.-i.- niiii 11 wnt aiuaci a 1 1 1 1 j 1 1 1 1 11 onivthrm clean, clear and satisfactory way in which it its me-sage. This applies just a- much to the priuti put uj'oii tiio le-ad of vm:r let t ers, s: ,i ; , , ,, things of that kind a- it d.-s th.- j -r: i,t : n u 1 a pamphlet, hooklet. folder, circular or card. W hatever is printed i printed to Le read. 'I he Lest printing i noH. too good for vm pose it your Lusiness depends upon the o'pii other people. If you wish to practice what this -preaches, let us see ou at our otlice. 1 1 . so pur- iuii the iel i vers ng you its and d in r pur- ioi; of i mon ..THE HEPPNER GAZETTE. . PUBLISHEItS .ind PRINTERS f I K.ST ATI OX A L AXK OF HEFPNEF. EHFET1NB0F SOUHTYCODQT Balance of Proceedings From last Week. PAYMENTS TO CONTftACTOPS KnuilMOf Kiind hupervlnorfiaad t imotj Officii a Aociitd by th Coart -More Illlla IMap'HH-d of- TI'KSIiA Y, July H. Following bills of j'Wiires of the the peace ami notary publics were el ioH'i for rf iserin voters : l If Jenkins, Dairy precinct ... ti bO W J', Mc A lister, Lexington 3 HO M S Maxwell. lone 8 30 W H Dobns, lone 9 30 F M H ilmea, Dry Fork 2 70 W II (irable. Cecil 3 00 Jn the matter of proponed county road No. !. Fiewerg report read flr'l time. John Parkins was allowed a rebate of t'M 27 taxes on piece of land assessed in the name of J'avid Williamson for rek non tha; the tfovernment hag canceled the entry and title wblcb Williamson had to the land. In the matter of road opervigors' re ports, payment were ordered as fol lows : T J Carl J 00 H T Kins; 2 00 I l P.row n 2 00 F. J Keller 2 00 W T Aliyn 1 00 C A Jobrihon 2 00 i if) vi..i.i. q oo t V. aughn 5 50 I'r. Alex iieid 6 00 br F V, Kiatner, coroner H 62 J'-ill of .John I'roedHon for dehrerinf ballot box, f, 20 was ordered paid. Lands at Auotion. N L Shaw A J Cook .... B F Ie Vore . . A H Stamp . . J BUnnt d M Akers. . . James Allen . -ft) 00 30 00 ht 00 3fi 00 19 65 39 00 s(t 00 WEDNESDAY, July In the matter of proposed road No 170. Petition of Louis Groshenn, et al praying fur establishment f count v road up the left fork of Khea Creek !....:. it ... i.-iiiioo-'i ior reason tnat tio Ijuna wap ti!-.!. T i . I 1 r . n e norm or m . J.iciiten! tial, count treafirer aa accented. Iluiiil f Ju'ius K.-'thly, eurveror. ac- i-I'ted and approved. I'-t d- ,f I'.. F. I'.-V -.-, J. I). Frend: u in. -'.i r.:l,-i, l: .1 liili. Milton R. Mor- ' .' in an. I ( 1' 1 nndel!. a repted arid ay r- .v,-.i. , i l e H p.iiiitnient of I' V. S. Keid an !"i.n! county mrveyor by Julius Keith ; .y w a- approved . j' Loilowin rnifii-elU neous bills were ) ord.-red paid : I Telephore Co .1 I. Howard, salary i huirfiiiu ,v i: ;nk'. pan; er acct : 'm Pari, in. sHiue : libra iV Wetfh, same ' I' Matt, r 1 1 n i i 1 1 a ! ar, t M-I i" er I A W iV t'o. !' H Jf-hk:!... ri.', t!..:i a.-rt.. I P W M,v nanie 7 10 I'd (Hi 4.1 00 2-t 4'i :i i i' 00 7 (H" .; en .ipoeJ countv 70 ti 20 ,r iUi : ft r. ix 4 71 :; uti 20 0o ti. r. A KHF.K A. KHKA ;.okiiii II. 'in. I s.-u.in Arrii "!.4il V. M n r Y '. !'. M I i'!li''T ri.'h fun i i .1 K ' r Ni'Iion wilh HtMimir foe .i.i.initi Hnnt. K.'ilU IIItit nn. I KotiriHr) l i' 'in wifi. ptwrA it:Iv . . . President .Vie President (. W. CONSEK .. Cashier F. I-. FHEELAND Aasistaol C'-athiar Transact a General Banking Business. KXCIIANi.K UN Al I. IMRTf OK 1 UK WHKI.P HOt'UHT A M SHI 11 Cullort lona mK.I.' on nil polMaon r. 'HimiiMr Irrina. t-iiri'lua n.l uintivi U-.l proi.ia t "..mni. In tie nia-t." '".i.l Nn. ! Spi'nnd r.-a l.tij and e--ablished. Pi I ol rust- if viewers and survevoi ordered p.c.i as .i!lo j I C "urtis P 1 i H'lj. k a v . . , . j i A A Marvel i K Coiihtaiiir i .lames A i len .... .... ' Lew is Halfikter Melvin Lit;an .... I .1 Moiee, surveyor ... TlirKSpAY. July 10. In compliance ith the terms of con-tra.-t. (rank 1'uPrat. contractor for stone nork on new rmrt house, was paid i.tNM, being tbe third payment Waoant for 'hK was also ordered draw n in favor of K. C. Wills, the con tractor for the carpenter work on the new building. Transcript of original field notes if Morrow county was ordered for survev or.sndD. V. 8 Keid is to he allowed 10 cents per folio for doing the work. Win. Stanffer, supervisor of road dis trict No. o, was ordered to clear the ... i . .11 - ..1 - i t ii wv'piiiii ki in-. con ia : in na v j icg been made that itr r.ia.i had been Sou'h of Athena on the opposite sids of the big Umatilla Indian reservation, lie iJ'J.'Kji) acres which ara affected by the Moody lanu law, recently passed in congreHH. These are the last of the un allotted or unsold lands of the reserva tion. President Roosevelt affiled bis signnture to the hill, and it is a law. The date has not been set, bat these lands will be offersd for sals at auctici before a tireat time. Twelve years ago this land was ap praised by a government board and valued at from 1 25 to $25 an acre, ac cording to the various grades between scab sheep range and good agricultural soil. The fact that tbe Moody law al lows s.piatters a 90 days' prior right to purchase the land they have squalied f n at the appraised value, baa caused quite a rush of these individuals for tbe more choice portions. Land values have advanced considerably over the appraisement of 12 years ago, and these men will make considerable money by gelling out immediately. There has been no trouble over squatter's rights yet, and probably will be none such as was experienced a! the Fort Mall opet- ing. The valuable agricultural lands hare practically an b- en located by squatters, and mu. L of 'he better class of range land whii h ..os farming possibilities j has aiso been -.i'lat'ed on. The great ilk of tie - no acres, how ever , will plai .- I . n - r. is. useful only as fsneep or s'rer pasture. In fact, the atters on fir.. Kind of land are said n'w'tiv in tbe employ of stock- n. -n. 11, -., ;i!'i on the best sen- . t'lral i.c'i'!- ia :;. i ai- a bonanza in i ill; at ;(, a; i i a -r i rate, as tome of - s have 1 e-n . "i tuate i for several :tr and a'e eij ;.i':v terti e and vaioa- fi. e wi'h the hit-!, pr,. e 1 iac.U owned by l a.at;i.a In.hane and Kased annuail) at a high reatal t ) reservation farmers, who immense crops of wheat. marked effect in reducine the price. C&her lodges rupee ted the motive, aod quite a boycott on elk teeth was on for a year or more. It seems, however, they are in demand again. "Losekamp baa been selling bis at $2 apiece for ordinary tth and getUtvf fane? pricea for the vary best. His tock ia sufficient to supply the darn and for yeara, but be makes no effort to sell them, as ha wanU to leave them as a part of his estate, believing they will incresse in value faster than any other kind of property." Denver Post. Te Pelsen Rabbits. t ' b. NEED ITt iRE HELP. Often the nver thied organs of diges ion crv out f, r help by dyspepsia's paitie. iiHU-eii. dh''ness, headaches, iver con.j.lmi ts. beel disorders, tjoob ronhie- Ciil f'. r prompt use of Dr. Ku.g's New I., V Pills, fdey are gentle. tfcurongti ami gnaraDteed to onre. ifiC -it SI"Ctim' dru.' stnre. Kx Sf!,.n..r Stephen V. Doraey. of ArknnsHs. was mat ried Mondav in New Ymk M Mies Laura Bifi-d- iw, d.niizhter ot the late John iiuelow. who whs tioaneial agent of ti e United States in London for 3 years. Tbvy will reside1 at l.oa Anpelee. Stops the Cough and works off the Cole) l axative I'.rnmo-i.hOnine Tablets cure a cold in one day. No Cure, co Pay. Price 2 cents. For some years past a Dumber of the foremost farmers of tba rabbit infested territory of Crook county, say a corres pondent ia th Oregon's, have been experimenting oo differ, lines with tbe end io vi4w of diacoverjog a poison which would be effectual, but until quite reentjy tby bar been unsuc cessful. Among ether who have been prominent ia (bus work ia R. V. Jen- kin, and from bun ia laarued somi thing of the operation of th rabbit-poisoners. It i not generally known tkat rabbit are fond of salt, but such i the case, and therein lie th secret ef their ex termination. Throughout this county are numerous alkali "licks," where cat tle and horses are vmI to go and lick up the daet and iscideaully get a quan tity of alkali, which answers the pur pose of salt in other countries. It was noticed that tbe rabbi u were accus tomed to un these lick tbe same a the horses and cattle, aod from this fact it was reasoned that they would eat salt. An experiment was made with a small quantity and found successful ; then tbe question arose as to what kind of poison could be infused into the salt that would prove the most destructive to tne rab bits and which would be tbe least liable to detection by tbeni. Some bar used strychnine, but lb mot effective aeeDJi to be pari grew, which i also very cheap. The method by wbicb th rab bits are caught with this bait is to place a quantity Dear their runways, en a board or rock. The poison must crat be pulverized very finely, and then thor oughly mixed with the salt, which must be of the finest obtainable. If the poison is placed out in the evening on can go to the spot next morning and ount tbe rabbits lying in all directions, and there is no end to them. For the protection of domestic ani mals one may build a strong pea of barbed wire and then pfa.-e tbe poisoned salt on a low platform of boards, or where it will not be aborhed by the soil. Then the danger of anything but a stray coyote, or an occasional hungry dog, getting poisoBed is reduced to tbe minimum. Good enough for anybody! ll Havana Fauei1 " FLCPODOPA " BANDS en of tame iek es tags from " - - - r SPEA P.HBA D,' ' STA NDA RD VT, ' OLD FEACH & HONEY." SAWLOC" - CLE VARCltfY" or "MASTER WORKMAN" Tobacco. Rates Again Reduced. From all points east. Before you make definite a'rangements for that trip east let us qrote yon ratee via tbe Illinois Central Railroad. Our rates are ttie lowest to be bad, and it will pay you to write us. If you haven't time to communicate with as tell the agent from whom you purchase your ticket that you want to travel by the way of the Illinois Central, and you will never regret the trip. If any of your relatives or friends in the east are coming west while the low rates are in effect u rite us about tbem. and we will see that tbey get the lowest rates ith the best service. Through tourist cars, personally con ducted exci'si.in cars, free reclining chair cars, in fact ali tbe latest conven ience known to modern railroading. For part; : ars regarding rates, tiuie. service, st ; icrs, .1: Jerent connections and rout--. etc., call on or address R. H I 'srn'tn, Cora"). Agt. 142 !' ! street, Portland. Ore. To Cure a Cold in One Day Llrtl Scab Among Shea. Elk Teeth aa an Investment. "Fik teeth by the bushel are one of the t h:ef assets which John I oeekaxp of P: li:ngs. Mont . enumerates mcn m h s big t rture." said F. M Moskics. a P,i!te man. who is in Denver. '1 cseksmp keei a general store st Billings and f.r mar.v rars it was his iis'om to fade supplies of one Kind or another f 'r eik teeth, which. I t tbe wv. mcie used for cha-ms and amulets long hi i' up the E li to. k them -in as he emblem of their o.t.r The a t i ,.f ti e t .dorado lodges in lJ:f-A BO YEARS' EXPERIENCE r 9 V CrPYflGMTS Ac. i.' ' " . r't-t'.-n n- rt t' - . m i - i 1 i it (.-tl.t ii i , . . - ; . ,., i , .- . i.,fi,uiirn- t . . - . ,.',; ...!-t -f i 1 ' I ; . i-i it (.'.-. (-. i -I M . ' .- !.-.wt "SclaS'c "ifjKCi'ican. (iiiii'i. 'ui t - .i. 1 M-ft.fli. i .-i ti . M m . ' '.- M. 1.-, 1. 1 I i-t i'-M.r. ifi-jpCo.-,B,!,ro""''"' New York ;i)i)Vi:i) rnirn in r i vi UDI I Hlill II M VNCFACTriiFl'S OV uu;i toCiold I'lour. (ir.ih.im W'licat I;l(ur, Rvc l;lnur ll mm Middlinors for Mush. St tc.ini lKur W hole ( icim Rollc'l aiiii )p (l lurK-v, Shorts ;in(l Hr.in fenri .1 up Clerk as or.i f .r 7" to ii-: f.ind I .! 'ow n g ii i.!e-r I i i ,! I 1 I'.n 1 li II . I r - i . 1 1 1 ii i i i w l aw a warrai t the f-mergencv ! agreeing t , ' cajse t! . w lio'c-a I si Remarkable little scab is said to exist amorg the sbsp drove cf I'mstilla and ad'oiijiog countls at to present time, a condition which may not last long, as the disease i continually breakicg out somewhere, but which is s pleasiag condition vltsa tbe sheep mi grations of lb spring are considered with th attendant likelihood of spread ing acy scab that might esit, says the East Orsgos'.aa. sheep inspectors of both Uaiaf.ila and Morrow coaal.es have taken extra precautions this winter, d m both counties scab was all suopped out be fore shearing time rem. Quarantine laws havs been ec forced and Washing ton districts sSioted have been tabooed, tiroes carelessness en tbe part of herd ers and owners in the past has contrih-' uted largely lo the spread of the trouble, j which requires cessetess vigilance on j the part cf etot k isspeotore to keep down There were many rase in Mor row county las? tall In ""rant, where Sinks from n anv vttitifi b-w c!c!!te-l for summer : -ai-ge, a great dauger exist, and Wil-j n il Wythe, stock inspector cf that ! sr.tv, is taking step to r gi.llv en-! ' , e Oreg.-n lew un S 'ab The statute ! iaK l..s r All drugg to cure. !' each b. r.rom i tjinnine Tablets. "H-.iid money if it tail ' 'row's s .-nature ia on MISS LAURA HOWARD, President South Kud Ladles' (iolf Club. Chiraco, Cured bj Lydia K. I-inkhain's Yeeetabia Compound Aftrthe Heist Doc tors llad Failed To Help JIw. Tkas V. rs I'lMoini : I can thaak a for perfect heiv'C'i to-day. Lite fril so dark to me a year' or two eg'O. I hsV. coustAi.it pa.: . inr Umbe welled, I had dizzy .-e.l. a:.i ucver ksrw ii;.r aoat. I . bil s we-e . mi ! ! .1. pan: b . I' Nf . U Siltl!!!. U. l. A . We .y the bik-i industry Put-, r w liru, I'lice f.ii l ent i;,,l p.'b wiikat sroin:i riU'i; - - - M dnp-er MrV"" be. ! acct. der..l bud v W. L. HOUSTON, I .. I'.rr. I'.iil' K.ntn in I I . . , k Mr MiHiHiiilen 2 (M t ' P2 t 3 :ii paid f, r of (ins 1 I ( .. I OO t J l BOG TORS say fors'.j?r.rt:''r cin bo cured." Nsture a'one wen'; tio it. I: needs help. IVctors say Scott's Lmulsion . - iVi best help." But ou must cortttv.ie Its use even in hot r.'.'.b r, : . ' -n.1 f " f rr anr-l - . ; r . ': w v-' v -r-i.-- I r-,-1 M-c.l tm Vat b. !'.'$ A . a'.', .trwic l 0 provide a tire of f-o:u anv 12 to 2V f ri Pt. ne tn urti-u i. i'i i tiicg in i rUfi'1 v Ii - .VU.D . H:c (i.j. v I would 'ttl t10 "..rv and ha.1 no ap - isna'd I '.p aoun l i II. IMab liwiu's Ve- . . t m Hill HIIIIIU, UK1 1U I1 - eei-art!, te ! with s -ab withoot re- i cio w.t . ;, vur Saoative WMa. '. -i i-if. ng ti.s earns in r:tii)( to H e sto. k lv. a a"' the ra.1 v.r f th dortura. For -u-yl psiif-t bea i al ni'-at "f ht tor ai- a.aij 1W till : it-vt.ir w.U .c K dave il' WyU e buhkIm 1 S. savs the iDiinii . J ng i'a-: ::ee frc.ia I rJy l-el s. ao just w theugii tL-e . nd lioo nir j lor lkrr O'- '' ad vs;wnautif. I le -r.lt terx-.'v. ' th," " ' J It twirt ni":: ' sasllittli'il. iui !, at j oil usi . imi 1 ii USPS Uftl, tlcisr l ) mitkk al'. ui.ii' woman ci 1 o-.' rtrst to am -.m to ta.aenaai : and sbespeel Tt i r Cfo u. ' Jrag slir IF A M. LIK r YtM . i Aod say ..me olhar oiulmesl, loii.-B. oil or a!VfJ beali-r (k1 aa Pvickleo Arnira tts'vs. leu bits IbiMy Tears of rxititieiM eurM uf piles, baraa, vm1s. c.re. (!, a.oera. eou, acalds. braiees aoj skis etoptioee prove it s Ihe at Hie ani's know of r-uy ; Uiere wua d l" loan aw - !. I imw'-l u ti H -s. iH. 1 . N . w r v A . ti; asf J. i" 00O ' ' 'mm .. i ft -i Mr. I'ink li.ini latltr wll -MM w tn tr ill tt wrtUi cier fur 4t1c. Aildrt-sia Lynn, Man . girt ii f n't itrt it-ulavra.