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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 29, 1906
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The Need cf a City Hall.
The News has often mentioned the
I weed of a new city hall for Forest
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pioneer affair that is now being used
(or the purposes of the city officers,
jail and the fire department. Some of
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COmn,° " C° Uncil ,ha'1 have power
and authority wlUlln the city ol Fore« Grove
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room for themselves.
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a Special
Pawnbroker,, money changer,, traveling jaiermen and
solicitors, and all tmrine,, houses, branches cf business, shall be filed wlfh the recorder;and before any indebted
or P^ofe8*ion, not elsewhere In this act otherwise pro­
vided for.
No. 8 Arrives
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W. P Schultz
W K. Hicks
A. J. Wirt*
J. J. Wirt*
M. I. Abbott
John Färber
Alfred Shannahan
H. ». Goff
Citas. Hines
1». Smith
A. W Johnson
K N. Staehr
K M Dooly
John Anderson
H. H. Clark
Chaa. Miller
W M. Pollock
y . W. Fronen
Mort Hallett
J. C Whitaker
J. p. Vander*ander
wm. H. H. Myers
Chaa. O. Roe
J G. Lenneeille
A. G. Wat-on
J. W Hayea
J. H. Smith
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M R. Wagner
Wm. Palmer
C. E. Johnson
Ira C. Hamp*on
G. L. Fields
Geo. O. floan
Ira E Pnrdin
M Munkre«
K M. Taylor
wm. Kane
J. P. Pierce
J. K I^oomin
J M Wiffa
Fred Dameu
M L Noble
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If you are from Missouri we can
show you the best line of Men’ s suits
at 8 8 . 0 0 and 81U.OO you have ever
seen. J. E. Bailey.
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Forest Grove , Ore
W. R. H I e K S
Wilburn Wagons, Scotch Clipper
Plows and other Farm Implements
Flour, Feed, and Grass Seeds
Pacific Avenue
Forest Grove
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Located at Forest Grove, Oregon, 26 miles west from
Portland.
Has largest endowment; is best
equipped cf any of the private in­
Christian
stitutions of the state. Tuition low.
Co-educational
For catalogue and attractive
Non-Sectarian literature address
C a n e a s i l y l e a m . W ith a lit t l e
*b*!ax pay" s01 ,h' c,,y at • ■p' " “: ; the OLIVER.
R. E. Nicholson
C. K Nicholson
w \. BilUnger
(*eo. v\ . Bacon
J. A. Abbott
H. H. Laughlin
W A. Long
J C. Latta
John Wilhelm non
W. N. Sear«
l *n **** cit* of Forest Grove on the second Monday tro,
auch city officer, a. the council .hall d « ,g
and to provide for the punishment of any peraon. E. C. Smith
1907, or as soon thereafter as convenient
E R. Buxton
lfl*l notice can be given, the following question nate.
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F. A. Bear
S. G. Huehes
111 ° ' Article 6 of the Charter o f the city o f For-
L.C. v orl
C V. Thomaa
•Council” , including all sections and subdivi- j ^
of 0fflcers required for such purpose.
I**« if »ffirt.
W. N. Doores
Nons therein contained, be repealed and the
To » « n a v .» » .* « '“ * " ap<1
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S A. Walker
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Clyde Wilson
the city, or any apvclAc P*r * tire**®'*
ARTICLE VI.
me at U rei »ithin
and im jounding of N. Wellman
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the Organization and Powers of the Com and to provide lof the takine „ up destruction if oot re- G. H. Carlton
auch animala and their «•>*
mon Council.
license and tax the keeping of J. N. Hoftman
deemed: to reeulate. license —
W. H. Hollis
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by the people of the city o f Forest Grore
A. B. Caplet
D. W*. W’ard
At the first meeting o f the Common Coun-
E M. W’ard
I 81**’ *he Mutual 'lection in each year, or a»
the « t e e » of the city.
John D Dietrich
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° Practicable, the Common Council shall
management of E A i*i*on
ballot one of its members to preside over the
W. M. Langlay
1 “ d Perform the duties o f the Mayor In his ab-
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¡ ■ C . T ” to act He shall be designated as
materials: snd to W m. Smith
Ihe council" and in the abtence of the
, | and other cctrb-Tible or daotero» pistols snd fire- John Stribich
'Ktnthe Clty. or if he be from any cause unable j .
cf
,be um of n o s
_ „• Meets
PWidem of the council shall have and exer-
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cf
M E Hall
Mid perform all the d u ti« o f the Mayot
prohlbl, ^
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.j,. Ira K. wataon
ho" ' °f «aid officer, fail to attend any meet |
m a concealed manner »tthin
Riley Boyd
I"” » f the Council present may elect a Fre.1-
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number foe the purpone o f the meetln«.
To rtntrain and p « n » b ^
«aturbanr» tn K B. Sam>’ ni tna
footed as President o f the Council, pm I »nd „ du.rre.ln.cn
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C. H Siokes
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jny public pb»ce. cr mdecen
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T®< Couoeil shall fix the ti»e and plac»*
w.. #bt;| constitute the same.
j. C. «iltner
"a * » " d m eeting« and may be convened by j w
To eatabliah and refula« t»* "
r M. Stereos
h J / * * la bis absence or mobility to act, by th '
3 * cert of thlamunlc p»
Joel For be*
I>arid Ke*ler
C o - c t l , « ^ urne.
**»jnd- To provide for me puntabment
a—a i- A majority o f the council shall constitute
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Wm L- wagner
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.larMoiuren*. or hnth, or
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1 ■■•lier number m i* m##t snd adjourn from
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•■* compel the i
of water.
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Miyor and Common Council of Forest Grove,
14th To provide for the pool,time«*, rtitrainund
"Kington county, Oregon; .
emr 1 'yment of v.itront,; to provide a city P-'*°"
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We. the «:.«'■ r- : ^:.ed resident voter, o f the city rf „ork house and a home cf crnec.ion for the reception
Grove, an 0f whom are legal voters within said j o^vakrantt and vicious pc iron,, and to prcrotlh. role,
petition your honorable body:—
and regulations for the government of ihe Mire .and t
• ’ you submit to the voters o f the city o f Forest compel a« p er«m .-h o mar he imprisoned .1 hi» the
f. under Section 2, Article II o f the Constitution city prison fo, vagrancy, or lor vtotatl n ol an, r»y
state of Oregon, at the next general election to be j ordinance to trork on the public « t e e »
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9th. To suppress, restrained prohibit bawdy-houses, election called by the council for that purpose, to be L .
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houses of ill fame and prostitution, gaming and gamb­ held after the same notice and in the same manner as
Chief Lennevilie has been working ling houses« all exh.biticns cr shows c f an immoral na­ the city election and each person who shall vote for or ; C a n S e e e v e r y W O fd ) ’OU W r it e . Al>OH t
hard for the improvement of the fire ture, opium dens, and all stroking and otherwise using agiinst incuring such indebtedness, above mentioned, 8 0 p e r C e n t m o r e d u r a b l e t h a n a n y
of opium and other narcjtic drugs and to define and de­ •'“ i; have wrltteBor pr'urti upon hi. tick«, ,1 v c - 1 other typewriter, because it has about
department of the city of Forest Grove clare by ordinance what shall constitute any of the ng in lavor of such inPcbtednttS, For ¡nflchtdnes,— o n
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80 per cent less wearing points than
rod has brought it up to a high stan­ above mentioned places and practices to punish by fine Yes; if voting against such indebtedness "For indebted­
most other typewriters.
or imprisonment cr both, sny person, who owning, or ness No” ; and if two thirds of the vote« cast at such elec­
dard as has • been shown at different con i< 1 t.g tr being in posts** n of any house or build­ tion shall be in favor of such indebfdness for the proposed
80 per cent easier to write with than
intricate
times during the past year when the ing, or «ny room or roomr, usts the same or any part improvement, then such indebtedne«s to amount of the these other complicated,
estimated cost, as submitted to the voters, may be in­
thereof or permits the same cr any part thereof to be
department has been
called out. used for at.y of the purposes in this sub-secticn; to pun curred, and not otherwise; provided, that no person machines that req lire "humoring” —
knowleige — long practice
be permitted to vote at such special election who, techinical
Some people have often thought that ish by fine or Impiiscnment, or both, any and all per­ shall
in addition to the qualifications required for voting at a and special skill to operate.
sons who occupy cr visit or resort to ary such house or
»till more interest ought to be taken J . o n . d . i \ ! pd (1! ; f r*f f f who < P f l f t in j ; m;ng general city election, has not property in the city upon
Than machines which cannot be
which he or she has paid a tax during the previous two
I by tllC file boys and m ore dlliis ought , or gair.ll ng, as the same may be def.nrd by ordinance. years.
adjusted to any special space— with
10th. To make regulations to prevent the introduc­
to be given them. But under the tion of contagious diseases into the city and to remove 34th. To provide such rules as may be necessary for which it is impossible to write abstracts,
the proper auditing and payment of accounts against insurance policies, or odd sized docu­
persons
afflicted with such diseases therefrom to suit­
present crowded condition of the de­
the city.
ments except you buy expensive
able hospitals provided by the city for that purpose, to
partment, the boy’ s work ought to be secure the protection of all persons and property there­ 35th. To require of all officers elected or appointed special attachments requiring experts
under this act or any ordinance, a bond and security for
lippreciated.
Their
apparatus
is in, and to rrovide for the health, cleanliness, ornament, the faithful discharge of their respective duties, and to to operate.
peace and good order of the city.
You can adjust the OLIVER to any
crowded out into sheds. How do the 11th. To prevent and remove naisances, and to de­ approve such bonds ar.d security.
36th. To require all male citizens over the age of reasonable space— you can write on
citizens expect the boys to take as clare by ordinance what shall constitute the same, and to twenty one years of age who have resided within the
any reasonable size and thickness of
make the expense of abating such nuisance a lien upon
city limits thirty days, to pay an annual poll tax, not to
much interest in the company as they the property where such exists.
paper, right out to the very edge,
exceed one dollar; and the Common Council shail pro
12th. To make provisions for 1 ighting the streets and
|tight under different circumstances?
vide, by ordinance, for the time and manner of collect­ without the aid of an expensive attach­
providing the city with light, 'cr supplying the city
ment or special skill, and youi work
[His city needs a new city hall— a wiih good and wholesome water rnd the erection of such ing the same.
Section 8. The powers and authority given to ¿he
lioom for the councilmen, a room for works, within said city as may be necessary or conven­ Common Council by this act may be enforced by ordi­ will be neat appearing, legible and
clear.
ient for supplying such water and light, and to grant to
ice members of the fire department any corporation or private person, with such conditions nance or resolution in such manner as in the judgment
Foi the OLIVER is the typewriter
of the council shall be proper, unless limi ed by the
[td plenty of space for their apparatus, and regulations as the Common Council may perscribe, a provisions of this act. And a majority of the Common for the doctor, the lawyer, the insur­
franchise for not more than twenty years, permission to
ro this new building an exhibit could erect and construct such uorks within the city, and with Council may pass an ordinance, resolution or bylaw not ance agent, the merchant, the hotel
repugnant to the laws of the United States or o f this
it placed of the products that are all the rights and powers appurtenant thereto, including state, ne-essar/or convenient for carrying such power proprietor— or any man who does his
the right to use streets and public highways for the pur­ and autiority into effect; provided that in the passage own writing.
pown in this, vicinity and strangers pose of laying pipes and wires, and erect.ng poles and o f an ordinance the vote shall be taken by the yeas and
Write us now for our booklet on tin
wires for conveying electricity, etc.
nays, and entered on the journal; and provided, further,
13th. To locate and construct any ditch, canal or that all ordinances duly passed by the Counc.l shall be
pipe for water, and any drain . sewer or culvert which It published immediately in a weekly newspaper or by
may deem necessary or convenient, and for such pur­ posters in at least three conspicuous places in the City
pose it shall have the right to enter upon any land be­ o Fi rest Grove.
tween the termini of such ditch, canal, pipe or drain,
e;tion. 9 No license for the sale of intoxicating
sewer or culvert for the purpose of examining, locating
liquors shall be granted for a less time than one year.
or surveying the line of such ditch, canal, pipe, drain
Provided that a 1. money received under n is section
sewer or culvert, doing no unnecessary damage thereby, shall be set aside as a special fund and shall be designat­
and to appropriate such of said land as may be necessary ed as the "Street fund ' and the same shall be used for
for the construction of said ditch, canal, p|pe. drain, no other purpose excep* tn establish, cons ruct and re­
sewer or culvert, io like manner provided by the fcws pair the streets and crossings o f said city, and to im­
of the state for the appropriation of land or the right of
prove the watermains.
way of corporations, and to appropriate or divert from its
natural course or channel, for the purpose of draining or
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flushing and drain,sewer or culvert.any springer stream
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r.css shall be incurred the council shall cause the same to a s p e r f e c t l y ,
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dty, o , any apecifled par, thereof; to repress all un-
ecessary blowing of whistles o f loeometives and en-
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pun‘ 8 Elment by fine or imprisonment, or
both, of any person
or persons doing or causing the
same to be done.
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Children.
PORTLAND BOUND
*“ '1 provinc‘ 01 “ >!« Provliion.
r aChine‘ h0p‘ aQd ,actoriM- «r.d elsewhere,
o e ne what shall constitute the same, and to pro-
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The Beauty Makar
Trains on the Southern Pacific arrive
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rnorm ier „ ( i h , c ].y o f P o r e .,
TO prohibit the exhibitioner deformed and ' ,r o r ' . h e te b y certtly that Ihe n b o v e i , a tru e
Copy , n j the w h o le th e r e .« , o f a p e titio n i i e . ! in
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ley office on the yth day o f O c o b e r , , 906 . e n d o f
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. . . . e To reguiate the rate of ,peed upon all rail w htch I am th e l a » r u, cum vlian a n d , b « , it i ,
within the corporate limit,, and to prevent fast p u b li.h r « m a c c o r d a n c e w ith th e in n tr u c tio n ,
all. '“ le“ rldin* and driving upon the streets and 01 th e c o m m o n c o u n c il o f « i d ci«v . g iv e n at a
d^, y
*r*'P’ t0 lekolate and prohibit the running or m eeting h eld on ih e r o lh d a y o l N ov em b er
mg o. any bicvcle.trycide or aimllar wheeled vehicle 1906.
W a l t k h H o u r ,
orh V * Can,t tIaction or portable engine or reaper or
K ecord er o f th e C ity o f Fot eat G ro v e
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rveating machinery through the «reeti of the
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T° nprroprhte money for nny item of citv r*
Local Time Fable
and deDart on the following schedule:
execution under the law, of the state cr not of
28th. to purchase taka and hold re .-a pronerv when stenographer and is som.time ambi-
“ elinouen* -» .p a y « , witUu the c ; „ . and cause the ~eu tor a delinquent tax or assessment levied -r imposed ! gUOUS.
same to be sold, under such ru'e, and regulation, a, the unde, the authority of the city of Forest Grove snd to
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Councilshall establish, to aati.fy such warrant and the sell and dispose of the same.
expense, attending such levy and sale; and f e Council
29th. To provide fot the survey nt the blocks and o u t a rit a b s t r a c t , fill in a n i n s u r a n c e pol-
shall provide a docket for the docketing of City liens.
«reeti of the city, and for making and establishing the ¡C y , e n t e r yO U r C a rd m e fT O S , make OUt
4th. To provide fot the equalisation of city taxes and boundry line, °i .„eh block, and «re«, provided it your accounts, ora hotel menu, or do
assessment.
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J W. F uqua
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C. W. Me Nam er
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the business men have seen the need | p e n d in g r . d t o W « . fo rth .
the site ot Tualatin Academy and Pacific University,
of such for they have found out for! 1,110 expen#e$ , f ,he clty; provided. no authority is here so long as such lands continue to be used for *uch pur­
pose.
themselves that the present building |
“O'h. To employ a surveyor and provide for his com­ T T j c _________
| is far too small to accommodate the ,h' cityr ” d« ' rn>loed by the previous year', assrss- pensation.
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31st. To ; rovide for the printing and publishing of
different departments
of the city. 6 th. To license, tax and regulate theatrical and other the Charter and Ordinances of the city or any other
| Last week's council meeting proved exhibitions, shows, public amusements, billiard tables matter that the common council may deem necessary or
and bowling alleys; and no tax or Hcrnre given under expedient to have published.
this fact beyond a doubt. Besides thisact shall be less than required under the genera] 32nd. The common council may. in the manner pre­
T y p e w rite r
the council men there was present a laws o f the stated In force at the time the license is Is- scribed in the following section, provide for the issu
sued.
ance of bends by the city in sny amount not to exceed
The Standard visible i i . i l .
handful of townspeople to hear the 7th. To license, suppress, regulate or prohibit the thirty thousand dollars.
' i » ever thee y r# f est Grove »hail c o n - !
Y o u c a n w r ite a n y o f t h e s e
th in g s
proceedings of the meeting.
The sale or giving away of spirituous, malt or vinous liquors,
r other intoxicating compounds, or cigarettes.
template the issuance of bonds to m y improverren yO U F Self i f yOU d û COt h a p p e n tO h * V t
| majority had to stand up in every 8 th. To license, tax and regulate auctioneers tav-
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c— «“ •>*» b» - * — • a stenographer.
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1 comer of available space that c o u ld b e Iern!' drays' hacks• wak-ns, hawkers, peddle«, broker,, direct the manner in which the estimate of the cost of !
to this city would at once be
!c-* to appreciate Forest Grove. We
w not living in the days of the old
pioneers, so old pioneer methods must
P*e way to the modern, although all
-e work of those noble old men is ap-
r'ecated. Forest Grove is growing
®(1 has outgrown the present quarters
•i the city hall.
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bor or the council.
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H. P. W ilson
Sol. L evy
J S. C lark
wooden building, withio the limita to he ascertained
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Don’ t worry your
and deBned by the council, and to re «,le t and limit the
2nd. To levy and collect taxe, not to
exceed ten height of building, within auch limit.; to prov de for correspondent.
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upon all property and determine the number and aiae of place, c f en- , Don’
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t write
him
within the Clbr, both teal and petaonal. .U c h I, taxable
cKu'chel and I anything by hand
by law for the state and county purpose, o, I, beatable oth«' talût! " il ,r° a *" pub“c
mgs used for public gatherings, and the th a t t a k p q
according lo ibe provision, of S.ttioo eleven i ll ) modc of hanging door, there,,; . „ I « pro,IBe for th e 1
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Article V of this charter.
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naming and numbering of the «r e e » and number ng of to make
To »«dvide 'O, the aseeataaent ol all prop ,,,,
leave
houses; to pe ral-.a'iow and regulate the laying down that nav
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That ou*’ American .oreats abound I?
piunts which possess the must valuable
n tdicinal virtues is abundantly attested
by score« of the most eminent medicul
writers and teachers. Even the nntu*
tored Indians had discovered the useful­
ness of many native plants before the
advent of the white race. This Informa­
tion, Imparted freely to the whites, led
the latter to continue Investigations until
to-day we have a rich assortment of most
valuable American medicinal roots.
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Dr. Pierce believes that our Atnerlesn for­
ests ailbuel In must vslurble medicinal roots
f t t b e c t m ^ f most obstinate and fatal din-
If vnvwohtdproperly Investigate them:
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of this conviction, he
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and even va lvu lar and o th e r afT^-ctloDS of
the heart yield to ltt curative action. Tbe
reason irhy It cures these and many other
affections. 1s clearly shown In a little book
of extracts from the standard medical wot ka
which la mailed free to any address by Dr R.
V. Pierce, of Buffalo. N. V.. to all seodln#
request for tbe same.
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Not leas marvelous. In the unparalleled
cure» it Is constantly making of woman's
many peculiar affections, weaknesses and
dlatJftalnf derangements. Is Dr. Pierce'»
FaeoriteN^rescrlpgonK as is amply attested
bytbousar
tributed by\i^lfeiul paF >n^ who have been
r^fvd t.v I t ‘ t,*-.'arrl.al ns-lvlr dfsTn's. ps.-tfOT
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after many oth« r aUverUaeO »¿ulcinas, i
physicians had failed.
Both the ahore mentioned medicines am
wholly made up from the glyceric extracts of
nattv*. medicinal mot» The pnfeess*^ em­
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sklll<*d chemists and pharmacists with tbe
aid of apparatus and appliances specially
de»lgti»-<] and Imllt for this purpie*-. Both
medb in*** are entirely free from alcohol and
all other harmful, habit-forming drugs. A
full list of their Ingredient» is printed a *
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