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Newspaper Page Text1 . UGREMA, Ten cent; 0. of 0. & Qacen of Hearts, Five cent .Cigars. M Mu Linimcn i for virus, ked & Infiamed Udders. Hies, Rheumatic Pains, irulses and Strain, tunning Sores, inflammations, stiff joints, harness & Saddle SOW, Sciatica, Lumbago. Scalds, blisters, nsect Bites, 4)1 Cattle Ailments, ii Horse Ailments,' Ml Sheep Ailments, Penetrates ft't'scle Membrane and Tissue Quickly to the Very Seat of Pain and Ousts it in a Jiffy. Sib In Vigorously. Alutiung Lluiment conqicn Pain, M&lxs flan or Beast we3 wain. Mr. Orer2,noopriTaten(VnBiiit. - -mtareno4i means lmttotenry In the urn ir. It Is a lymptom of minftl weftkn i bamnnr-tn. it can be itoppci la aoa&ya v iiouHorHurlyaii. . . henfcw diMovory wu mtd" tne PrPf' - ftho1d fftmmii Hudson fr'tdhtl lntltu. tb ttmnrcst Tiiftilwr m ,e7 ?iful, bnt haimV-a. Sold r 1CO PV '-'n guAmntM (riTtnfrt.:6. I ' Ti wiy - mxetand are rot wiiin.y ci.'fu.x - tbtittnt to ronf,v.failea't'' . .. aunf.ir clrru'.nr-un tet.liMnn.als. A" HrDBOr HEMBAL IMHTITUTK, ' OelloMfttOt.-ton1.'iarkrt tEUUSM ft-Kii frauc.arv Ctl. Notice for Publication. Lund Offioe nt Bonebarfr, Ofpffon, flMnttfr . 2S 189(1." Kotica ii hereby f-iven Itaat th fotlowing fmed Mttler has filed notice of bis inten tion to make final proof in aapportofbia elaim, and that aa id proof will be made be ore Joel Ware, U 8 0 0 Commisaioner at EnMna T.an MinnlT. OreffOD, OD NoTemWai. lR'Jfi i-'r Garwood E Krwa on H E Ko 639S for the neli , wJi . aeolfl: and nW nw 30, Pl6i, r6eaat. He namea tho following witnet tr proTa bit oontinnona residence upon nd "IhTttioo of, said land, vis: Gwrj-e H Yerington. Carey W Thorn -J00- of Irfaburi?, Oregon Jm H Bel p. itmm B M.tgneas, 11 of McKenne onJge, Oregon. B M Vbatch, Reftinter. Cook's Cotiym lioor compouxi; rwnt discovery. At Yerino i drugstore. m4 "MST 'iVS'n.'f $i?h'a railing tSe- il.-mi."? SMnjWi1 otlons.Nerr- 2S?."4f"J ous twitching S'C Strengthen.. nN ul (FtkJjA sad tonei the BtlM. fcvMSWtl entire syitern. M r vera- v-'ti's -31 neolllty, ls w-rt' K-'ervousneis, "ItWffllti rttMi'-SKfA snddevelopn . rjy.vi'-i weuorgini. fe.ff&t'ia runs In the . OST KSKSa.A'SSa by divot THEY liKFOliJlED. Some ouo had called her u-lvoluu. fcho was Just 20, and r.t S0 cue can afford to weep bitterly 1 v-. Ijouuoirs. Life seemed very nmy. Indeed, fr nl,ut "'""'to, ai.d th,. ,1L. sllv,,r , , Feared, and with it ,.,,. tul,.t ti,, wim-n mo lienv.lT r, ti. ! into tno senilis uf u And so she ej:. 11, I I am going to Ixi tvusli-le," sl.o said and stuck u fcroctom looking die r through tho mass of braids ai the l., k";.f her bead. ''Sensible m il i i am going to Improve u.y mind, as Aurt-i , mi uuruu usclt to sav. I laraeolnc to tho Asii.r l-.i.r,. . very minute, ar. the no.u tln.e lit. Yon ! ocnaicn con-.es to see mo lie Kill not. to away ana tell that horrid dm dy, Null 1 ,vn hnm, that I am 'a urettv little ',,, cl...r!.i' oh, deorl oh, dcarl if he luul onk saM It to any one else in the world, l,ut to tlwt girl, who still wears four-in-hand ties i.rd big sleeves, as Noah's family did when It came out of the ark, and doesn't know this year s stylo ol sailor hat from last year's. " And so she hied herself off to the Astor library. Amaryllis was looking Frivolo arrived. She didn't have Frivole's rose and cream complexion nor Private's merry laugh. But Frivole didn't appreci ate her blessings that morning. The first thing she did was to bepin to sob, irlTolo, dwir, wlmt is itT" 'Oh, notlitiiff, onlv 1 wish 1 ',-Uh T could have a little wrin-kle in my furciic-nd like you, mid then uconlo would aiv I thought soiuotlmed. " Amaryllis rung for twt. "I'm so discouraged, AnmryUia," nr.d Bhe rolled hor Imndkerchlyf into a hall and dabbed oaoh eye. "I want to be sensible and serious, ami I don't know how. I want to be clever and improve my mind. I wont to bo Uko youl" And such a picture of appealing misery tho Bllvcr teapot had scarce relloct ed before Amaryllis looked horrified. "Mr. Van Scliakk, the awfullv clever one, who writes books and Is a lawyer and Is going to congress and all tlint, you know, he well, ho culled one and awhile, and ho said I was a f -ftathcrhoud. Oh, what a dreadful word! 'And you wish to phase this frlftod creature?" said A:ncrTllis,droppiiiKa lump of sugar into Frivolo's tea. ''Suppose you read some. Tako up a course of history. Dolly Madison is a fad just now. Itciid up Dolly and the war of 1812. War nmkes good sir all talk these days, and If ho is go ing to congress1 "It sounds very hard," faltered tho am bitious ono. "Hut I'll try." "That's right, dear. NowI'll confldo In you. Frivole, I want to bo frivolous." "Oh, Amaryllis!" "I'm tired of being learned. I want to know how to bo nltractivo and pleasant when people are tired as well as whon they aro fresh and ready to listen und argue. I want to bo liko you. Now tell mo how. You never weary peoplo or tusk their In tellects or upset tlielr nerves. You amuso them and refresh them." "Oh, talk nimsenso nnd wear pretty drosses, and when tho atmosphere Is sad just curl your hair all over. I think you nro awfully foolish though. I don't know much about anything else, but mamma always said n llirt whs liorn a flirt, and I think you would not be half so iilto if you were frivolous, Ainuryllls. Bo thoy parted. It wnn fragrant and softly gloomy In tho lamplightcd muslo reom, and Frivole, looking rather white, and nnilous, sat bolt upright on tho piano stool. All daysho had been "studying liter ature" and "Improving her mind." Kings and queens wcro to her as so many puppets. Paganism nnd civilization v.'ero mero words to play with. She was well up In literature. Hwasa novol oiilnn for Fri volo, nnd when Mr. Van Hehnii k was ush ered in ho was surprised, blio didn't run into tho hall to meot him with sonio ab surd wolcomo which ho hoard, misunder stood nnd onalyzod as charming. Sho didn't laugh and shake her hand vigorous ly and then sit down with a cloud of frills around her and chatter to him. Alas, sho did nothing of tho kind! Ho awoke her from a scene of enrnngo when he entered, and sho raised two brilliant eyes and a flushed faco from her book, ad vanced with Intenso suffering depleted on every feature, nnd wringing his hand said: "Oh, Mr. Van Schalck, how glad I am to boo youl Wasn't it perfectly dreadful about poor Mary, quern of Scutar" It was very unkind of him, but Mr. Van Scholck went away to tho mountains next day. Hedeclarcd that his nerves were com pletely shaken up. . Amaryllis shook tho silver tea Ml an grily, and Frivole allowed two meandering tears to caress her pink cheeks. "Well, It's consolation, anyhow, Amaryllis, to know that you were not a success." "Thanks," said Amaryllis. "What did they say when yon tried to bo llko mef" "Well, I don'tllketo scemrudo, rrlvole, ar int. the familr wouldn't listen. They simply absconded. The girls all said I had turned into 'Dodo.' You remember Dodo In the book who talked about her baby as a landed proprietor nnd wished she could be a Christian mnrtyr, so that her Angers would curl up like Imcon when they burn ed her at tho stnker "Then mv laugh you know you laugh .11 the time, Frivolo well, my laugh scared Dob so that he knocked over a vaso which father brought Imm Kgypt, and they all concluded that I was hysterical and had better take a vacation. " "Poor Amaryllis! I'll (f with you, If my gmy frock comes home." "And what did Sir. Von Schalck say sfter you tried to open the conversation" "Hay? Whr, ho oltoost falnt.d, nnd well I don't think he appreciates clever, cultured women. It nil depends on wliat one Is used to, I suppose." And then they drank somo more ton. Exchange. A Story of Stetson. A favorite employee of tho Into John ptoton once found himself In tho middle - .,inr without money. He ap proached Mr. Wctson and Iwngl.t him for a loan of I H). "Not cent!" .nn,,,i the manager, "ti'wnn away with y...i. The young man r, ma." In ",";"'" and later in the day, having 1.1 of some friends, once more appnwhed The man of wealth. He told Mm that M tonEwM on ... eve money "Kvcrybody 7" cnn ' Mi RAW and BLEEDING My little b-v -.7. cute form f. y, WltllOUt Ui',','.4 VVV order ap(k.ini u t!,',, tliiterv and blw!v i.i would biAt ih-.- l-.t". .1, (ac, while it l from vriWhii),; h I AdvUed to try v'l t;ci flrt iiipUcatfim fact, that tin- i,(n.-nn ?liowti i n,ui, ' V ;, id j, and, cidtuitiir my child li i- t.n t.Ar found auywh ri' t.r.i.ii-d with Kciema la r, tin mi,: wtik'h wo tried .uo ivmrdy. Thadl. and was of i.-i. II pillow, morulnff, ') nut of tb idof his I'l'.-s.-ii.Stt to prvvent him .uw owing lo tho itching. . ka.1 iK Ufht ft box. Tha ni.uio ut niijht, and It ia ft it. of the affveted parta '...'o-i uunt (A H(mh-l-tl; in- tinwtit. as ft reult u:-.ti tiueuLh kiu oa can be V. ri. NKCUIlAil, Pataakala, O. " Sl-irnr (Tkb TniiTHiiT.-Wirin bathi, with LCTIi LEA S.-.;,!ie appl-atlotll .if lYTk-ux (Oint n.tn.iti bitbi .km cine, and m,U tloe of CCIICCRA Kkhoi.vkst, pr-nl.t ol itumot cure,. bold ihiovk'houi ti.f w.itM. I'rif. Crnormi. Mte.i i Uc-.iv . .Vv. and 1. l'omi Diva ft " Uuw to Cu'.-i Hvrv ai'a iiaeaM." is tiled ftaa, i tly Unveriior Lord. Salem. Nov. 0. The annual tbankrciviug proclamation was today iM-uen uy governor Lioril. llie uriH laiunlioii in full Is as follows: "cor tho maiii'iild blessings voucnsaiMi 10 us during the past year, it is lilting that we, usu grateful peo ple, should make due acknowledg ments to Aiiiiigiu (ni. in riH.'ogni liiittofthis tluty, ui-.d in coufo'liiity with Hit- timc-honoied eustoiu. uud in accordance Willi lite prooiutiintiun of Ihe president of Hie United ritateB, I William 1' Lord, governor of the state of Oregon, do di-signate and set apart i nun-uny, tno -iuin day or .oveniuer, tsHu.as 1 uauKgiviui; day. "On that day 1 recommend that the people abstain, as fat n practicable, from the occupations of every-day life, ami that tliey assemble in tiieir usual places of worsliip and oiler praise and thanksgiving In God for Ihe peace and prosperity bestowed U on us, for the liculth aud happiness with which he has blessed us, and for our freedom from ast ilence aud calamities. Let us also devote tho day to tho enjoy, incut of hospitality and the etreiiKth- ening of family tics; to relieving the wants oi uic needy and distres-d. at:U Die doing of dial liable deeds; to ill spiring sciilluieiits of loyalty lo our country, and respect for its laws and t he maintenance of public order; to cultivating a just regard for the rights and opinions or others, and incuical' ing a sens.? ol duty that will lead us to fullill as tar as lies in our potter, our obligations ns citizens nirJ Individ mils." Executor's sale. Iu the Mutter of tho Etnl ol Alfred Wil son. DtcinsrH.1. Notice is hereby i iven thnt under slid by virtue of nn rM r ol thw Ounly Court ol l.iiue county, Or, gen, niaiio aud entered of moril in and by faitl court on ih? lUlh dy i f Ootnbi r, IH'jiJ, an,! entf ri d cd record iu the l'lrbs'.e Journal Vol 5 I'ug. tht uiidrrhigiud Wiliiini Nsylur, tX:-entor of the .stale of Allrid Wilson, di-uessed, will on, frnui and niter 8Htur,lBy, the 28th dny of November, lSlNJ. at private sale in accoid-iucc with ssid ordtr sell 'he following disciibed lane and real picpeity, belong ing to s;dl estate or so much thereof as niiy bp necessary to pay oti" and 8utinfy the df-bts scd claims sidnit Slid estste, the eYiieiiHs of sittd sale und of Iho siluiinis- tiitiiniiof hti'lehUte. loit: The n e1 of sic 8 tp 17 s, r2 w. c.intainil'g UKI acrot;; sUo lot 4 iu sec 4 tp 17 s, r'i w, coo Hibii.e 32 2:t nerts: iilso lit-ciiiniiic ftt Ihe n w c i r of el 7H nolf 7307 ol sec 10, s 10 chains. lo the loid,lle of the ehsn it 1 o Mohnwk riv. r,- thecoe np said cbanosl lo s line of the n e 'A ol Ihe n w ol sec 'J ip 17 s , r 2 ; wi si lo t he s corner of the saul n e ot tuo n w yA vi n w elmins nrul to the nlsce of begioning also Ihe n V. ol Ihe n w of tee 1) said Ip sr.rl r. ecniaitiinc llOncr.s, snil in all con tii.iog 3(12 33 ncrcs in Lil conniy, ure- Ql-U. N ,1, HM 4 Will 1)1, SO I Ml mid. ui Mio the pnrilmnf end to tlu' bist ndereits of i,l estsie. Ttrnis of fide, cash in hand Datid Ibis 23ril dny ol Uctoner, lB'Jo, Wiutill Nailoh, Execnlorol the E-llo ol AlfriJ Wilsun, d cia'-ul. L Hii.vni, Aitorrny fer Etle. Kolil E FOR l-Ubl JCATIOS. Lsinl Odict at Kosehnre, Or. October 3. Ib'JO. Nli.- U hTtbv i-iveo tii.it Ihe lollow i, ,.r..im.l .. ttiir h, tiled notice ol hi i..;rHm In n.nti, finsl lirorif iil slinMltt "I his clvim, nnd that Mid pioof will b- mule Joel Wste. U i;cn.u.i5.ioiier, Pn.mno I.enn cmntv. Ong'ju, Navemlier 1. 1H9B, riz: Miuliti K Itoech on li E Ko(i77 for the '.ae'A, bs a a,l 4 of sec 0 in 1(1 , r 7 wet. II. n!i;ei tbn following wilneswslo nrovehis cotiiiinioiis residence upon am' '!.: ,.f auid IhOiI. VIZ! Cole. J O HtiDnicntl, Chirk C Ci lo r.d Joseph C Ho 'l'ir s'l I"Dther, Oi.gon. It M Vrc, lligikler "NOTICE FOK rUUUCATlON. f ..r.A oirte. .1 l!osbnrs. Or, Ooiober 2. IHJfl. Notice is htreby gin that the follow lnu rnnied "i-ttlf i lies mm oou?e m i... . : A-..1 nvniif in SIIMiOlt Kl. ,u,n.. e: llmt said pruol will be nildi i,.i iv ai.. u s c c c mi ion r. st F.tig. be. Ore-. on. on Diceuib, ii tuir. .i-r K. inn. I F McCeD.-gaonH . f.!Kl7 f. r Ihe w a w V. see 10 I 17 r f nii" - - it. t!circ witne.iei . 1.:. . .. I, ruilulitc llf'-n nJ 1 W llarrill, On- " SfM, JanifJ E Ron r!v.iUh:i t .Vpiot, H oIL-aburg Lac. county, Of (jm, It II. Vhtcii. llrgbtet -CLflllX NO I ICE. N'i der.i b. 11, -'itt. Mid ' l... i. ! r b onfii that the ! .. ,.i ii. ,-l. -ss bin iplointr ', . i. ... ! of Iine co'iiii.v, Oro- K.nlrii of i lt will d le-lnaie- ,.1. .1 -II . ' ..id ( -t .le an- I ll.i mine to s- i L l'-i,y 0, in Ku wiihm it rooiii LOlicc, Dsli.l D.ii 22, 11. livnij cislilts ui.y iby Kitirl.-I to pre ni v tutrix at tl.ft 1 (lice of . Oregon, duly terlfi.d . from Ibe dale f tins ol 8ptnil,.r, IS'- h "11.VSU Fx.rulrn Atlornej- For one The Greats Encyclopedic i At onee a Dictionary and an One dollar secures of $1-: . .1 e . .) lier nioniii ior ono cate, care of tho Daily Euexk examination lluckleii's Arnica Salve. The Host Halve In the worltl for Cms, Hrulstn, Sores, Ulcers, bait Klicuui, never Bores, loner, Hands, t'hilblnins, Corns, and all Hliln Krunlions. aud positively cures Tiles. or no pay required. It Is guaranteeil to give perleol BatiHiaciioii or iiiimi-.y refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Henderson Linu. When Kn'iy w llek, wo rait nor iaK.- . When Jie waa a ClillJ. nh cried tor Castorla. When ihe became JIUs, sli clung to Ostorla. Uriien ihe 11 ChllJren, iho gwellisni Cwuiri. When we ooiislder that the Intes tines are aliout live times as long as the body, we can realize Iho Intense siiirerinR experienced when "ey nUamed. DeW Ill's Collcand Cholera Cure subdues Inllammatlon at once and completely removes the difficulty OSIIUKN ot DUIjANO. iKiiir.ice- a - .1.1 t...im ar.rt Nnva TcnrcS. Bold by flrural"! or cent by mail. 83u,Wo. andtUlOpcrpacxaire. Pamplas free. XTt TZt TheFavrtrltoTOCTa WwTll AU U.U(orU'ieciaaudluxatb,liis, Sold bylHendenoa A Linn. TAKE. LIVERINE -FOB TH K LIVER AND CONSTIPATION. For Sale by All Druggists. THOUGH TICKETS To the KAHT vl the Throuia Pollroan I'llece ileepen. 1 leelmnil new KeellnlD! Cnilrcari. DAILY TOHTLAND TO CHICAOO Tnll.1 heeled b lleara end im llfhted bf rinueh l.tslit Time lo hnv, S'A "m" N,w Vork, ' ;, wl.lrn ll oiiiir t'Oiirl lulekel thin ill eompetltori. Tn rites, time ublel ind foil Inforraitlon ipplf to ( J. McCLANAH AN, Aent, Kaene, Or. R. W. BAXION, O r, BROWN, Rcn'l Aient, lll.t A.l, 1 Third .,Pnrllind,tir. r WHIP I BQ. FOff A CftC IT WILL HOT CUjllw 1 week only. ictionar A limited number of sets of this great work will be distributed in Eugene and vicinity at the low introductory prices. 250,000 words 50,000 Encyclpaedic Subjects-produced at a cost of 750,000. Four massive volumes; weight 40 pounds. the delivery of tho entire work; balance to bo paid at Iho rate r vnnr Sn'nd vnur naiiio and address to tho Pacific Coast Syndi Guaiiu, "and you w ill bo supplied with samplo pagea for ftREQOX CENTRAL u & EASTERN. R. R. Co. YAQUINA BAY ROUTE. Connects at Yiiejiiltm liny with tho 81111 Francisco k VaiUiua liny steam ship Company. STEAMSHIP FARALLOH. wil. from Ynniilnn overv 8 days for Bull Frunulseo, Coos Hay, Tort Orfonl, Triuldml nntl Humboldt liny. Passenger Shortest Route lletwecn the Wil lamette Valleyud California. Fiire from Alhnny nnd Tolnls West to nan branclseo. Cabin 8 Sli arnire 00 To Coos Hay and Tort Orfonl, Cabin 0 To Humboldt Bay. x Cabin 8 llound Trip Good for 0 days Bpec- lal. RIVEK DIVISION. Hienuiera "Alhanv" and "Win. M. ltnnir " nnwlv furnished . leave Albany Hnilu eicent HuturdnV nt 7:45 a m. ar- rlvllltf 111 I'ortiaiui lliu enuio ny .1 4::ui n 111. Itelurulliit boats leave Tort- .... , n . ftJVI. ami tne snme navs as uuovw n. u.w . ni. arriving In Albany at 7:46 pm. BDWIS HTONK, J. MAI". Msniner. Sopt River Die UKORUE P. CRAW, (enl Kufcne. RlORTHERN IV PACIFIC Ry. R 9k N S Pullman . Sleeping Cars Dining Cars Elegant Tourist Sleeping Cars St Paul Minneapolis, Duluth, Faro TO 1 Grand Forks urooKSton, Winnlpo", Helena and Butte. -Through Tickets to- Chlcatjo, Washington, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and all Points East and South. For lBf'.rmitton, time cenli, mipiiret tickets nil on or write R. McMURPHEY (len'l Airont. Kuiti'lic, I Office: llms 2 and 4 Hheltun Jllock. A. D. CRARLTOlUssfoeii!. Pass.Aje.1, U Morrliun street, corner Third PORTLAND. OSIOON i HIS PAPER If e,t on II le ll It. C. IIA K K'S Aowrtl.t'ie Asencf, M infl -lirni.'-. esn r"rinctro, ffl tintrwtafor .l.-tll'H cm - '' Eneyelopaedia. bPACIFIC RAILWAY. . Soo Pacilic Line. The (Shortest, Safest and Most COMPLETE ROUTE To and from all polnU In Canada, United Suites and l'.urope. Tlic rinesl Talate Sleeplns, Parlors, DMiue aMTounsioarsiD ids Ilntli First and Bccond Clasa Cain nro healed by steam anil aro desl(ineii lo secure uniiorm wnniitu, cuuiuiucu with perfect veiitllnlliiii. The ran of no other lino can com pare wllh thorn. In these respects, uor (11 strenntli, elegance and comfort. CANADIAN PACIFIC B Y CO.'S Fjoyal flail Steamsljip Ciije TO CHINA AND JAPAN. Th... nslnjnrnw (inpffl Iffl III OTOfT Ff - 1 vrl r lhauvt my othor Trmit-l'MiUo Wn 1 ii" r CANADIAN Al'BTRAMAN flTKAMKH LINK TO - IIONOMTUT, FIJI ANP Al'STRAl-l A. ' ThihoriritllDlolliaVolonlM TIkho PtfRiimm carry an eiporlniioea Unllcal Man ami aHlewanl(on efprf Tnyait. fur lime tablua, pamjililoU, or any Hiiorma Hon. rail nil or addrvu. UKO.K.CIIAW, ALLAN CAMKKON. rrriKiuann i-aanviiKur aii 140 Tli.rU Ht.. l'urllatid, Or (1KO. Kef BROWN. Dint. rans. Atroni, vinoonTor, o. v. THE ABOVE PICTOEE DOES NOT REPRESENT a passenger train on the Chicago, Ml waukee A St. Paul Railway. No. Ita trains aro Teatlliulcd, heated by steam and lighted by electricity. Eaoti sleeping oar berth has an electric read ing tamp, Ita dining can are tha barn In the world aud it coaches are pal' aces on wheels. This great railway, connecting na It docs wllh all transcontinental lines at Ht. Paul and Omaha, assures to the traveling publlo the best service known. Tickets via the Chicago, Mil waukee k St. Paul Hallway aro on sale at all railroad ticket ofnoes to any point In the United or Canada. For mars, folders and other Information address: C. J. EDDY, General Agent, Portland, Oregon. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. Und Office at ItoieborR, Oregon, Heplcniler V, 1XU0. Notice Ii hereby given that the follow Inn aimed selllrr tin Died nolle ol fail intention lom.kenoil proof In snpport of hii claim, snil that laid proof will be mads before Jool Ware, U 8 0 O Commiiiloner, tKupone, Orriion, on Ootober III), I8U0, viz: Iiley A Braith on bomrilr.ul miry No 771'J, lot the n ol ko 34, tp 18 1, r 1 ent. He names the following wltaeesee to prove bis oontinnous resilience npon and cultivation of, mid land, vis: Jamee Howard, J B Holbrook, Jimes L Hmitb, Jines F Ferguson allot Lowell, 0'"!"n- B. M. V-itc Register. We ni'ght tell you more aliout One Minute Cough Cure, but you probably know that It cuns a cough. Every one does who has used It. It Is a per fect remedy for co'Jghs, colds, hoarse ness. It la nn especial favorite for children, being pleatiant to lake aud 'itlick iu CTllllg. . . 1 Ohuiikn ft IJkLano.