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Weekly Eugene Güard.1 Note and Comment ' DLMOCR ‘ TS HARD W F. Melkt jtistie • two tbiugs may not be done—keep R. N. Grffiu, juror justice ‘ hen from setting till the fever is SATURDAY .............................. MAY 2 court Officers account:— over, or a couple from eloping once II. L. Bowu, deputy sill I Ilf, O J. R. Renfro, juror justice they have determined on« it. Two salary Timber Supply Sources. ,> 00' court ...... F. S. Warner, juror just ice J. R. McGee«, deputy »hei Of. blind musicians lovers eloped at Bos- Preliminary Work Being Rushed A Milwaukee, Wisconsin, letter court salary tX> ton the other evening aud were mar J. R. Taylor, says Wisconsin baa lost her su justice J. M. llow«-, deputy at Headquar.ers in the slier i it . ried. court salary premacy as queeu of the piue forests. ,4j 3 Smcede Hot I W. D. Taylor, deputy sheriff Constable account:— The formal announcement ha» beeu Christ Benson, slayer of his jailor salary 4 00 A. J. :'i. constable, services made that oue of the largest timber Today was a busy day at the Deiuo- W. W. liar polo. depi y sbei iff. at Tacoma while making his escape J. 8. ¡les, constable, erati«- beadqdhrters in the Hotel operators in the northern woods, to •> 00 salary vices from jail, gets tweuty years imprison Smeede. Work ou tho campaign has | W. B. Smith, deputy sheriff. gether with the last of thé great lum ment instead of the rope as deserved. commenced in earnest. Circuit court account:— A steuog- i salary 4 bermen of Minnesota, hail practically rapher has beeu eng-.igvd and every j B. A. Smith, deputy John M. Williams, evidence sheriff. closed out bis interests iu that state, The mill owners have taken a hand thing is being put in readiness for »alary IX» Mt< 11a ll.-au, transcript for dis to embark on new ventures iu the far the arrival of Sam White, cbuirmmi I 8. R. Jenkins, jail guurd trict attorney ... ... 50 00 in the Portland labor trouble in hope, of the Stat«' Central Committee, who •John Joiues, jail guard W. O. Zeigler, iiienls for jury West. Other lumbermen had prece 62 00 proliably, of bringing the merchants will also be chairman of the campaign J. M. llowe, circuit court bail ded, some to tile Pacific Coast, with I E. U. Lee, county clerk, sal- anil their employers to terms. The committee iu this district during tb«> iff ary 166 70 its wealth of redwood, fir and piue, mills announcce that uo further sales coming campaign. B. D. Witness, circuit court F. L. Gibbs, deputy county others to the as yet virgin forests of witness PLANS OF WORK. of lumber or other materials will be clerk salary > 00 the South. W. T. Kay.-i r, circuit court While, of cour.-e, the details of the i.l. F. Ibiinilin, deputy county made in Portland till the strike is set wituess E. L. McCormick, of Hayward, that clerk, salury 50 tied. We suppose, though, with near plaus of work will not be made en C. E. Russell, circuit court state, whose holdings in Wisconsin tirely public, suffice it to say that I M A. Slayter, clerial work in ly all the men belonging to the build- juror clerk’s office they are beiug attended to by the 36 pine lauds aud properties aggregate a C. W.jRychard, circuit court >rs trades out that they have not been euergetic assistant secretary, J. E. jGt race Wold, clerical work iu value of $4,ODO,000, has announced jouror ....... selling much of their product recent Lathrop, who is now iu charge of the clerk’s office 30 50 M. J. Ilillegas, circuit court that with the close of the season be Eugene headquarters. Stationery is W M. Miller, count y school ly- juror . would leave Wisconsin for Seattle. superinendeut, salary beiug prepared, communication is loo (X» W. T. Carrol), circuit court beiug kept up with all the leading With him will go Frederick Weyer Assessor’s account : — Strikes follow poor humanity even juror Democrats of ¡the district. Much D. I’. Burton, county assesaor, haeuser, whose interests iu Northern Win. Seavey, circuit court to the grave. Montreal grave-diggers work, absolutely necessary to the salary 81 25 Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota juror are on a strike for an increase of twen preparation of a tierce campaign, bus S. J. Wilson, deputy county B. F. Houston, circuit court almost equal those of all other lum ty Hve cents in wages. been already done. assessor, salary 52 00 juror ............. bermen combined. The two men plan ADDITIONAL ADHERENT’S. Geo. Fisher, circuit court Commissioners' account: — to repeat their campaign of forestry Au old-time Republican was asked II. D. Edwards, county com- Reinsurance on a French baik out juror in Washington, Oregon aud California. one hundred aud nineteen days from today if he was in sympathy with Iler •raissiouer, services <50 00 J. E.Sellers, circuit court juror Within the last two years it is esti San Francisco for Sidney quoted at mann aud the iurn things in general J. R. Hill, county commis A. J. llurlow, circuit court juror .............................. mated that $20,000.01*0 capital has left eighty five per cent, In all liklibood have taken, “lam a Republican, sioner, services 11 80 sir, as long as the Republicans be W. II. Abrams, circuit court Wisconsin forests for the west or south. another sad case of a ship that will Surveyor’s account:— have themselves. When they cut up juror ..................... » No less than a dozen great lumbering never return. aud try to run a man who is not C. M. Collier, county surveyor, Jerry Atkinson, circuit court services .......... ................... 36 <50 companies have abandoned Wisconsin wanted by voters or the administra juror . ........... ,. tion, 1 am a Democrat. ” Assessment and tax collecting ac Geo. Hall, circuit court juror for the fresher forests. eating Japanese We may soon be J. D. Cox cirucit court juror HERMANN'S COMMITTEE WORK. count :— oysters. A steamship just iu at Taco Amos Wilkins circuit court J. C. Parker, collecting taxes, Dispatches from Washington show Indorsement Asked. ma from Japan brings five thousand juror sheriff's office 78 Ä» that Binger Hermann if elected will J. W. Neot circuit court juror Binger Hermann was repudiated by barrels of oysters for planting on Pu not get the place Oregon has so long M. S. Wallis, collectlug taxes, sheriff's offic«- 78 00 W. B. Blaeliley circuit court enjoyed on the harbor committee in the administration, yet the Oregon get Sound flats. juror ........... c. c. Hammond, collecting the House of Représentât irts. Wil Republicans desire him elected to Lincoln Taylor ciri uit court 00 taxes, sheriff's office 78 W. H. Hogan, the Laue county pio liamson, the new member from the Congress under the plea that not to J. P. Milliorn, circuit court other district, will get the place. This P. J. McPherson, clerical juror do so would be a failure to indorse neer who died at Junction City at 84 is probably a result of the animosity work, sheriff’s office . 10 00 L. Gilstrap, circuit court juror the other day, left a widow of 78. They against Hermann. Hammond, clerical the administration. Courtesy alone C. C. work, sheriff s office 10 00 T. Good pasture, circuirt court Binger was removed from the office bad journeyed this life together since demanded that the place tie held open juror ............... J. D. Hamlin, clerical work, until after the special election. by force, though he appealed to the 1841 —sixty-two years. Oue case out of sheriff’s office 13 Of* W. M. Renshaw, circuit court President; his time for resignation thousands. juror ............... A. E. Wheeler, list transfers was extended, and when the extension assessor's office 125 <K> 1). M. McCrady, circuit court Viilliam Imitatfs Frederick juror Maude Whittle, of Portland, wants Fred Stockton, work on asses chme to an end Binger had forgotten Emperor William of Germany, haj W. H. Kay, circuit court juror 9 sor ’ s plats Ü0 her second marriage to Martin Stewart liis promise and did not resign. appropriated the fad of bis predeces- I Ferry accouut:— L. C. Skeels. circuit court juror Charges of incompetency were whittled off for the reason that her sor Frederick the Great—the selection • T. ’ W In-« h r. Clieil It court W. H. Eaton,’ferryman 30 (Xi opeuly made. Among some of the first husband, Mr. Whittle, was still of tall aud large men to have about juror .......................... E. lloweu, ferryman 30 (X) I. N. Hembree, circuit court incidents that smacked of “graft” whittling when the second marriage him. »; 68 Frederick the Great often put G. Hendricks, ferryman juror ........... ..... She thought he was was a bill for $2000 for meat for a was contracted, 10 75 his theu poor kingdom in financial R. C. Vaughan, ferry work lUnry Matthews, circuit court (leo. Barnes, ferry work 50 small corps of men engaged in the dead. straitsAoget the money with which to juror ............................ L. L. Forrest, blacksmithiug 3 * i Hau Gabriel first district. This was C. E. Robertson, cicult court secure some fellow that stood a head | J. B. Overton, rope 4 90 Millions do not keep men from vio juror ....................... beyond all reason. Another “graft” or more above tho common herd. And Jail accouut:— Jus. T. Thorudyke, circuit cited is a survey made in Oregon lent deaths either from uccideut or de after he got the tall fellows for a body 2 50 II. M. Manville, merchandise court juror ........ of desert lauds which cost a large sign. Mr. Lobrner of Cincinnati, five guard about all they did was to eat Fraukj E. Duuti, merchandise 12 90 Rodney Scott, circuit ccurt sum of money aud is practically times a millionaire, was found dead their rations and deplete the usually Fred 1 isk, board of prisoners 68 35 juror ............................................ worthless. Government maps, so it Thursday morning under his second depleted treasury. A Berlin dispacth J. S. McMurry, circuit court Tax rebate acouut:— ................... is said, were sold out of the commis story bedroom window, from which he says Emperor William ou his ap o 93 juror J. W. Wheeler, rebate on tax 1. P. Hower circuit court juror sioners offices and no returus made had jumped or fallen. 8 50 M. (.'. Burns circuit court juror proaching visit to the Italian court will J. M. Howard, rebate ou tax . to the government, yet indorsement 16 21 M. B. Woods, circuit court take several officers who stand more 'Col. F. Smith, rebate on tax That wife of Attorney-Geuenral Ty is asked for the admiuistratiou through 2 than six feet aud a half high and al Courthouse and lawn account:— juror ner of the postoffice department at this man. 50 J. 1). Campbel] circuit N. Gross, labor ou lawn 16 court score of guardsmen each of whom Washington has good nerve. Her hus juror 4 Light and fuel account:— measures up to the six feet four inch J. W. Caylor, circuit court Henry Meldrum, who was Surveyor- band was suspended from control of Eugene Electric Liglit Com marks. 2 juror General, is a strong follower of Bin his oilice ami was to be removed May pany, lights 37 51 Henry HoL nar , circuit court ger Hermann, and was here at the con 1st There were incriminating person lusaane account :— 2 juror ft hy Not Try Evan Rrairifs? veution working iu the interests of al aud public papers iu the safe of his F. E. Selover, M. D., examin W. L. Arcbambeau, « ircuit iug insane 5 00 bis former chief. Mr. Meldrum is an private ottico which he was unable to The Siuslaw harbor is going the 26 court witness J. T. Archambeau, circuit outspoken man and does not minct secure. The wife got them. The act way of Yaquina, through governmen L. W. Brown, M. I)., examin- 5 (X) iug iuaane 6 court witness iiis words. He, too, like Hermann, may have been criminal, but who will tal neglect. What’s the matter. We 8. E. Crenshaw, circuit court Coroner’s account hive always been told that a Repub was removed from office, but unlike condemn her? w it ness 2 J. M. Howe, bailiff, cmoper’s lican is necessary at V. ashiugton to Hermann be courted a full investi juror 14 jury *■ " 3 00 They are building a mammoth get anything for Oregon. Why not Chas. Frisbee circuit court gation but did not get it. He asked Janitor account c.. J- juror 4 smokestack for an Auacouda, Mon try a Democrat awhile. — Alliany the President to investigate, but told W. M. Sherman, court house Lane Mat lock circuit court tana, smelter. Three hundred men Democrat. < be Guard that the “President stood janitor 40 00 11 juror by Hitchcock in all things” and said: are employed on the construction I. E. Stevens circuit court Witness account:— The White Star liner Cedric is the “If Hermann is nominated aud elec work, and more bricklayers are 8 juror Ed Judkins, witness, justice wanted. When finished it will be largest steamship afloat, or ever built, Thos. Van Duyu circuit court ted he will give them hell.” Mr. court 1 90 juror 11 'leldrum places President Roosevelt three hundred feet high, the largest for that matter. She is seven hun Dave B>yd, witness justice W. R. Goodman circuit court ami highest smokestack iu the world. dred feet loug ami registers twenty ” court............................................ 2 It* and Secretary Hitchcock iu one class juror 12 one thousand t one gross. I Emmett Howard, witness jus aud Binger Hermann and Brownell iu Five milliou brick will lie required. G. N. Castle circuit court juror 12 •» I tice court 10 Marlou Smith circuit court another class. This is a peculiar F. J. Brackett, witness justice The postoffice authorities are after If Jesus Christ should return to the juror 13 method that the Republicans have of 2 30 court J. II. Goodmat) earth tomorrow, he would be wel the fake mining schemers who use circuit court endorsing the administration. juror comed in every Jewish synagogue in the mails to defraud the public, This C. J. Hurd, witness justice 10 court 2 30 S. R. Jenkins circuit court i the land, and every Jew would say is a most proper step and oue that F. M. Lon], witness justice juror 10 Eugene will be the headquarters with David, “Lift up your beads, O > 30 will prove of benefit to all the mining court W. G. Martin, court ye gates, and be ye lifted up, ye ciruit of the campaign for both parties. Geo. LorJ, witness justice juror 8 everlasting doors, and the King of tates. »2 30 Hermann's hardest task wll be to stir court Tom Brown, circuit court juror 8 Glory shall come in." up Republican enthusiasm to a pitch Palmer Ayers. circuit court The newspapers are telling now how Amos Hurlbert, witness justice o This was the climax of a lecture by 30 court juror 11 at which leaders of the party wll get Dr. Hirscb, delivered Thursday night J. P. Morgan never made a million | W. 8. King, witness justice W. F. Gilstrap, circuit conrt out aud work for ibeir candidate. before an Epworth Leagu«1 in a Chicago dollas until be was almost fifty years | court •> 30 1 juror Democrats will have plenty of orators church. old. Thia is pobably a case of the Elizabeth King, witness justice B. D. Paine, circuit court juror court 2 30 M. C. Davis, circuit court juror to plead their cause. They have The Jews, said Dr. Hirscb, do not editors whistling to keep up their j Mrs. Billings, witness justice trong hope of winning; therefore believe at all iu original sin aud in courage. *» 10 Alfred Wright, circuit court court they will battle very hard. The first herited depravity. They believe every witness . ................. A. F. Edwards, witness justice The Pennsylvania legislature has gun wiell be tired in a day or two, mau is a responsible free agent, and 8. B. Strawn, circuit court court ........ 30 2 is not involved in the guilt of his witness ................... very properly defeated the hill to pro W. H. Larimer, witness justice probably at Eugene. Sam White, fathers or his children. Of course, court . . 2 10 M. Hayakawa, circuit court chairman of the Democratic state ceu therefore, they do not lielieve the story vide gold medals for the mothers of witness tral committee, will be on the ground of the fall of man in the Book of large families. The Boston Trans Grover Walker, witness jus K. Tao, circuit court witness <* tice court to early this week. A. E. Reames. Genesis iu its literal sense. They ac cript says: “An appropriation for K. Aiko, circuit court witness ' W. F. Gibson, witness justice Tataima. circuit court witness Democratic candidate, was in Port cept the teachings of the higher criti shoes and pants would lie more to the I court 2 30 cism and consider the story of the H. Ian lord, circuit court wit purpose. ” land yesterday. In the afternoon he S. R. Humphrey, witness, jus Garjjen of Eden as an allegory. tice court 2 10 ness vent to Hillsboro. ■ J. 1 . ... -22 D. A. Paine, rircuit court wit Senator Hanna having designated Winifred Edwards, witness jus mm According to the Motor Car lllua- Myron T. Herrick for the Republican tice court 3 oo F. M 1 >ny. circuit court wit .Alex Lewis, justice Kitasto, a Japanese micros •opist. trated. the omnibus deposed the nominee for governor of Ohio, a dis nc-c court 2 10 first showed that the pin shaped mi crinoline, the bicycle the bustle, and gruntled opponent of Herrick*» states J. M. B.ideu, circuit court 'Mar IXrury, w it Less justice crobe of lock-jaw lives in the earth. now the motor car will lop the femi there is no ni-«-d of holding a state w ito court 3 Iu order that it may multiply and nine train. convention. Republican conventions Guy Lister, WittK'M just ice W. J. PI; male, circuit court court poisou the blood it must be deep in a 1 70 witiK-ae in Dbi«5, Pennsylvania aud New York itueaa justice .'■'.ir-t . i H bite, court The “rebuke to Roosevelt” plea is are only a matter of form, their E. B. Griffin, wound, so that the air cannot reach court 1 wit newt it. likely to bo used very largely iu the actions being dictattvl by Hanna, G. R. Watson, justice court I. E. Noland, circuit court coming conrgessiouul campaign and Quay and Platt respectively. juror 1 H>) witness It is not generally kuown that the by both parties. This is the argu jideal isa greater destroyer of hu ment that failed to elect Furnish for manity ^n India than the tiger. Sta gov« mor. No [jreaident baa ever been tic.!« published by the gov rnm-i t more popular in Oregon than Rooae- ”f In4ia show that while 928 ; créons vel'. hut the voters have their i I a as to wh.it constitutes a rebuke to him. were kdled by tiger*. more than 1 ‘ _ Gr„nt.«Jf’aa* Courier, i Republican.) children wer • carrie J aw*y by jackal AT CAMPAIGN L. L. Warnock, circuit court witne-.- 10 10 E. A. Barner, circuit court court 2 10 witn« as 13 00 Bertha Mn urov, circuit court court •» 10 8 20 witueM. ........ W. II. 131 airy circuit court wit- llt’s'rt ........... . ... 14 i 12 40 8. E. Blair, circuit court wit William L yens, circuit court ness ....................... 12 40 witness 14 Mr-. (). Fntlerickroii, circuit Chas. W. Lyons, circuit court court witness 12 40 witness 14 Gill Meadow, circuit court Vint Lyons, circuit court wit- w 11UCSH 14 40 Hess 14 uo E. T. Anderson, circuit court Tracy Lyons, circuit court wit- W i t Ut’Hri . .................. 8 40 MM.................................. . 11 00 1'.. . . Lilly, circuit court wit Pearl Davis, circuit court wit- ness ............................................. 10 4<> ness 14 00 Geo. ('roller, circuit court wit Emma Thonq son, circuit court ness .............................................. 10 10 wit net a 10 M. L. Elliott, circuit court M. Pratt, circuit court, witness 0 40 witness 8 10 J. E. Schermar, circuit court Wm. Lyons, circuit court wit witness ......... 6 GO ness 3 20 Frid Farrow, circuit court wit- E«l. Judkins, circuit curt wit uosa ............................................. 6 lo ness Ö 40 L. II. Gibson, circuit court Benj.-imin Davis, circuit court witness ......... 6 40 witness 6 61* Rhoda McKinzie, circuit court II. E. McPherson, circuit witness ............ 6 80 court witness 4 80 J. 8. Stiles, circuit court wit- L. Cummins, circuit court wit 1)688 ... * . . . ................. 10 10 ness 10 CO M. C. Burns, circuit court wit- L. Rondali, circuit court wit 11688............................... 5 60 ness 10 00 Clair Vuugban, circuit cuurt M. 1 tilings, circuit court wit witness 6 00 11Ü88 . ................... ........................ 10 10 W. F. Parker, circuit court '. W. Holcomb, circuit court witness 5 60 witness 15 00 Gust Jobusou, circuit court . E. Underwood, circuit witness......... 5 60 court witness 10 50 W. B. Wheeler, cirucit court Hurry Martin, circuit i nurt witness 10 50 The Guard has its opinions and is Tom Cox, circuit ccurt witurss 10 80 uot afraid to express them, but there B. F. Adams, circuit court wit ness .............................................. 10 Go is Ane thing we will not do,that is, “If we are overruled by publio opinion K. Lawson, circuit court wituess 10 80 we line up to make the best possible Harvey LeRoy, circuit court success of auy proposition that has witness 1 10 publm Indorsement.” The Guard is rs. Allie C ru nu, circuit court witness 2 10 willing to change its opinion if cou- vinc«-d wo are wrong, but we never Mrs. Allie Cruzan, circuit court witness 13 tiO Hue up just to bo on the popular H. M. Manville, circuit court side. wituess 10 10 Some ancedotist tells a story of Albert Goeracke, circuit court witness 10 20 Washington Irving, who was fond of A. V. Dariman circuit court the theatre aud on one occasion went witness ..... ............ .. 1.1 8 0 into transports over the acting of a Mrs. A. V. Dariman, circuit court wituess 13 80 famous woman of the stage; yet when Sadie Davis, circuit court wit an accommodating friend volunteered •> 10 to introduce him he instantly replied: Bess . . J. H. Warnock, circuit court “Please don’t. It would destroy the <> wituess 10 illusion. “ circuit court An Apparition Which Has Frightcnod M my Women. Z - • There is a certain horrible fascination »1 >.nit stories of haunted hoi s.in whe ’.i tile piesence ot an mi; en and unearthly gu- .1 makes itself strongly felt. There may be a merry-making, a wedding or a christening, and while laughter echoes from the wallsand happiness is at flood tide, a sudden chill falls on the heart. The flesh feels as if a cold wind blew upon it. There is a sensation as of some evil influence near, and a shiver shakes the shrinking body. Some such fear as this falls on many a woman in the very hey-day of her hap piness She has been so strong, so per- ftctly healthy that life has lreen a con tinual joy to her. Now some unaccus tomed feeling touches her. She shivers at the • • which »he fears, yet cannot under- The apparition of disease has passed and thrown its cold shadow on h-r. DOOCKD BY DISRASK. The steps of every worn in arc dopgsd by diaeaae. And owe nny t well shudder when the shadow of this r evil presence fhl!» acrons the life. I>-.se i«e i can steal the eol-ir from a w< n's cheeks, the brightness from her eyes, I: ain make her life creep aim g on broken wing, ■unless ami song] i. It can wither every flow -r < . !: • | liens in the garden of girlh s«l and bi -st every joy of wife or mother It is doing such things as these ror-stantly. The w womm who does not suffer frmn womanly disea e is the excep'ion, not the rule. Tlie woman who does not know the meaning of iieriodic psii heailacba, ba. k.«che an l ema!’ weak ’less, is a wonder to the tnajortty of er se«. It is a g- d thing fo w- teen that th<. igh «!> hold >h. I r » I wrote t« ”A little • - a -. you for e.i . ■ " ; r-.i Mt3. Piizabeth J. Viihcr, of D i i. V»’. V i. ” \ ou nd « ised me to use Dr i . ■ « • 's 1 'avctil-- I'rcscrip- ti> I • < _______________ .1 Medi- al Discovery,1 wh ■ - I i v ,:i tl e most happy result. I v us ti................................ • 1 with female weak- ness and bcari ■ a n pains. •> Had a very I- . p in m ul ,- all the time in my left -, in rvov.sness and headache. Was i weak 1 ■ >mid hardly walk across my I, ■ in. Cell'd not sit up only just ■ little wli 'e ■ t a time. My lnisliaiid got me so: u- of Dr. Pierce's medicine and I be- hi r ■: use. Before I had taken two botili s I was able to help do my I used three bottles in all and it me. Now I do all my housework, the best medicine I ever used.” ’ IT WILh court you Too. If you are mfTering from any form of worm, ilv dis .> winch medicine can cure. v. ii c«n use "Favorite Prescrip tion ” with a practical certainty that you will be cured. Il lias cured ninny women for whom physicians had said no cure was possible, and many others who were told they could not be cured without an opera tion. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription makes weak women strong and sick women well. It estab lishes regularity, dries weakening drains, heals in flammation and ulceration, rind cures female weakness. It is the best tonic and nervine for weak, run down women, tranquilizing the nerves, encouraging the appetite an<l inducing re freshing sleep. " About two years ago I was feeling very bad, could neither eat, sleep nor work ; was very nervous and nil run-down,” writes Mia Alice Greely, of Westmore land, N. Hamp. ”1 had taken Sarsaparilla and had medicine of «Hfferent kinds from my home doctor, but it did me no good what ever. Finally, I wrote yon concerning my case and you prescribed your medi cines. 1 commenced tak ing Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and took six 1"<| l-*s, also four of'Golden Medical Discovery’ and some of Dr. Pierce’s Pel let-; these medicines cured me and made me well and strong. I am a new person to what I was before I commeucetl taking the medicine. Please accept my sincere thanks for bene fits I have derived from your medicine.” ASK YOU SICK? If you are yon cannot do a better thing than take advantage of Dr. Pierce's offer of free consultation, by letter. Miss Greely anil Mr». Fisher, with thousands of other women, date the beginning of their restored health with the «late of the day they wrote their first letter to Dr. R V. Pierce. Sick women are invited to consult Dr. Pierce, by letter, free. All letters are held as strictly private, and tlie written confidences of women are guarded by the ».mie strict professional privacy ob- serve,! by Dr. Pierce and his staff in prisons! consultations with weak and sick women at the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N.Y. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce. Buffalo. N. Y. A GRKAT OVPRK. Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Adviser, containing over a thousand Ivrge pages au-1 :n-u e than seven hurt- 11 niMrn tiof *», in : of mips to p ty rxp ' Th<relit t W** !(<’«< i w tn.’h in plain E'ig1.i!«li StATìip**, f'f fit«
