Grant's Pass courier., April 16, 1886, Image 4

CONGRESSIONAL
A WESTERN DUGOUT
A WORD TO WORKERS
If your avocation« are mrotaAiy or physically
Narrow Eseape from f our Morderuuii, ■ laborioua if the) subject you to expoaare in in-
«■iement weather, if they confine you tolhedewk.
Inclined Kuftiaoa.
and are of a uature to involve w^-ar and tear of
“That. ln«leed, wa® a hair-breadth fc-
brain, and nervous «train.} ou nia) occasionally
rape,” wlaimad Jon^-y’s partner, r*quire aoma renovating tonic. Hostetter's
when Harrison had concluded the rela Slum ar h Bit tars to th* article for >ou. it Btirnu-
tion of a war reminisc«’»«)©, “but what, late« the failing energie«. invigorates the bu<iy
in your opinion, was the tightest fix you and «been tta miud. it euaUea the «) «tarn tu
throw off the dfbibtaling effects of undue
ever got into?”
fatigue, gi'eg renewed vigor to the organa of
»♦ig»Ation.
arouse« the liver when inactive,
“W»*ll.” answer««! Harrison, after re­
w hi» h it « rr> often to with peopia wI»<>•»• p«ir-
lighting hw pipe. “I reckon the clo*a*t suits are sertrntary, renews the jaded appetite,
and en< ourag«-s >»«-aiinful r»-p<w. Ita ingredienta
•nil I ever had was in Kansas, in 1K7L art »ai» . uim I ita cred canal*-, w hi« h constat m the
goin^ fron heart) t »d« i-riu. nt of tarsut»Mui every clara
I was on mv w:»\
of so«iely ar»mont .-onvlncing Admirably is
r«*xa« to California <juite a ride of it adapu-d to the nirdical wants of workers.
horseback with mix horse«* ami five bun
lr**«I dollar® Inca/Ji in my pocket Am
Gar if came to uh from Sicily and the
coi pnuv is better than none when y». shores uf the Mediterranean.
arc on a long trip an«l passing throng
A IKIN11B S U B R
a -frang«? country, andon the way I ha»
Sweet are the usts of udversity, the
fallen in with a mulatto of whom 1 ha
printers’copy said, but beset it up, sweet
known something in Denison ami wii
are the uses of advertising. Sweet, in­
whom I had journeyed for several da\
deed, to those who in s rkne«« and suffer­
prior to our arrival in Parker, a small ing have seen the advertisement of some
'ow n almost on the Nation (Indian I'» t
sovereign r» aady, which, upon trial baa
brought them fron: death’s door. “The
ritory) line, and right abreast
tf
best thing I ever saw is my paper was the
Delaware reservation.
adv<
rtof Dr. Pierce’s ‘Golden
“At ParkiT, uh« r»- h* was somewh »
Medical Discovery”* 1» again and again
uxiUfthitod, and which we reached about ihe testimony of these who have taeu
noon, I sold four of mv horses at a I n - healed by it of lung disease, bronchial
zain. The sun wa* intensely hot during lUeition-, tumors, ulcers, liver coin plaints
the «lay-time, the moon wa® nearly nt and the ids to which ilt!»li is heir.
f« full, and, a« it wa fine riding al
Cherries were known in Aria as far
night, we conHiwled to rest until even-
ing, I slept for an hour or two, ami at Lack as she seventeenth century.
7 .3*1 u is ready to Mart. Along came ni x
DR HENLEYS REMEDY FOR LADIES
• olored frien*i on time, arcornpanic»! bv
Ladies suffering from nervousness,sleep-
two Cherokee Indians, mounted, ami a ¡esMnrtiM or any nervous trouble, ran find
Ii ilf bre«' on foot.
Boh allow«‘<l they immediate rei »f and be «tired by using
Dr. Henley's Ce ery, Beef and Iron.
wire friends of his who were going to
' imp about twelve miles distant, and
Vinegar is derived from two French
:i-kc<l if I had any objection to lcmling
iny other horse to the half-bre«*<l.
I words, ' in nigre, “sour wine."
A
CLOSE
CALL.
faieiwiting l)«»triplioii of a WmiU-rn H a F
itatlon 1») a Nrbravks l.ady.
Having livtMt among dugoute and
A Synopsis of Messa res Introduced in ita Mxl-houses for about twenty years, I
National Legislature
sen«! herewith a d< Mi iption, which will
periikp® gir® your readers sqibh Maa
EKNATK.
The Republican Senatorial caucus of their construction and appearance.
decided V« pla e Harrison of Indi.!*?*4: FcrhapM some people think a dugout
on the Committee on Foreign Affairs, must nwevraaiily be n very dirty place,
to fill the vacancy created by the und that nobody but a savage would
Jive in one. But I know a great nifiay
death of S< nator Miller.
Ooorge ru|»ortrd favorably, from th* prairie farmer® that have lived in them,
(’ommitt« «• ou Territories, the bill to ■ who are not savages, blit for intelli-
enable the Northwest T rading Com­ | .fence an«! culture will compare favor-
pany, b private corporation,orgaaisod I ubiy with those who inhabit log
under th«? general laws of Oregon, to houf»«'s in other States- Dugouts, a* a
rule, are very comfortable, especially
purchase certain lands in tlm Terri­
in winter in localities wh»Te wood an«l
tory of Alaska.
A’. Dolph's r«*qm «t coal are scarce and high. an«l the horse
the bill was plae«*«l on tb<* calendar.
uni cow ii»'e«l all the corn. Some of
<*amer<m offered a nwolution, whi-h iheae habitations are so nice :wi home­ .
was agreed to, ap|«/inting Stanford u like within, that one forgets they are I
member ef the f’ivil 8< rvi< e (’ommit- I1P40UU. Many who come West to
get homes are too poor to build fine '
tee; also a| (»oinling Mitchell a im in
bcr of the Committee on Additional louses, so the dugout ami aod-housc
e nine an ••i»i'»tiUitioiiv among u-
Accommodation for the Library.
H« nat<* confirmed Wm. T . T'rinholm. Westerner«. It is a forlnuute tiling
for us that our Western soil is so favor­
Comptroller <d Currency.
able for the piirpoMi*. As soon as our
ITuinb presented a jatition <<f an
Homesteader ha® “fast«?ned’* on his
association <»f colored ciliz« uh of Kan­ land, he look- for a suitable site for a
sas, praying for aaaintaucc to emigrate dugout, which will be at th«? Hid«* of a
to Africa with a vh-w of there building «hallow ravine, or some place w I m * i »’ I
up another United Stat»« liepublic. he lin«ls a bank f iring the south, if ’
Plumb said he undersUxsl th« re was possible. Th«», bank sliouhl be pretl)
a strong «leterm¡nation on the part of steep, ami not very high five or six
petitioners to carryout tin- « migration feet at th" front is about right, The
11-t -t-u is to dig a hole, or perhaps
«« helm* refernal to.
it would moiiih I belter to say make an
Blair rc|M»rt«'«l favorably, without
excavation, the necussary* size ami
amendment, from the Com mitt« «? on
shape. There is no n«?ed to spend time
Education and Labor, the arbitration
or thought on the plans for this •*♦ irth- igrec<|, ami we rod«* on, the half-br«n«l
Hill recently pn«wd by the House.
ly tabernacle,” for the parlor, «lining­
Call addressed th«* S«*nate on bis room, bed-room nn«l kilch«?n ar«* all in md I in front, ami the others following
resolution instructing tin Committ« « on»*. A Mmall room is often added for We proceed»^ on our way pleasant 1\
' » iiough for six or eight hundred yank.
on Public Lam's to r«*p<ut a bill to a cellar, blit the la st way is to <lig th»*
I luivingas littleMiispicion of impending
forfeit all railroad land grants not < «?llar entirely separate from tb<* livin«.*
■ lang» r as though I had
tarn hi
room
but
near
<ii«mgh
to
be
handy.
earned within the time «pecilied in
hoim* in old Virginia on the plantation.
Th«* t*r«t settlers that came in, when
th«? granting Acts, or A< ts extending
\«» we trav«»h*d on I watch«?«! a small
tin* tiirm. Th* r«•‘•ohif ion was referred wood was plenty, ha«l tirr-place® in , -lark cloud which was about t/> obscure,
their
dugouts,
which,
on
account
of
to flu* <'«»nimiih « on Publi»* Linds.
or partially obscure, the moon.
W«
ventilation th«?y gave, made th«' habita­
After lortg <b*bat<', th** bill to » «tab
I ha«l just i*nter«*«l a little patch of wood*
tion moi«* h«*althful. When th«' exca­
lull th«* future army force at .‘M),(MJD vation is completed, the walls ar«' fin­ it (he bend of th«* river, the «ilverv orb
| ha«i p(»n«*trate«l th«» outer edge of tie
men w im ojected; yeas, 19 ; nays, 31. ished up with logs or sod
'Hie front
I » loiul, when «mhlcnly as I afterwar»!
above ill«* <lu<»r and window® is best of
Dolph introduced a re««»lution <li
i • member.«!, for I thought nothing of if
logs
or
boards.
S«
h
I
will
do
for
the
m ting tlm Committv«' <»n Trrritorir»
at the tin»«« I hear«! th«»se in the r«'ar
to impiir«* into ths m«<ls of Ala-ka back ami along the sid«*H wli»*re tin* I dosing up on us. Then one of th«
I hen if the room is
for land law«.
As it is now no lam! wall is solid.
<’I htokcn »«, a rix-foot<»r, r««f<? alongside
titles mu I»« a< quiied in that Tern- large, say fifteen by twenty feet, it will •f ni*'. M'i/4'd my br’nllc, ami in an-
tak«? nine, or, if there is h window in
1‘iry, and towns of ionsid* ruble size
th« ba«*k uml, t«*n stout posts with forks ! «»tlier instant h*ap«'«l to his feet, crying
nr«* growing up. Dolph says it is im-
at the top, to support tin* ridge pole«. • »nt: ‘1 «peck a D«*laware too much fol
perntive that land laws «hould lx* pro These and the posts must be of pretty )oii!’ trying to pass himself oil* as om
vi«l« d for Alaska at oner.
Th«« only good sit««, f«»r th** roof of a dugout is of that tiul«'.
“I r«*«*olh'ct the seen«? a.« though it h:ul
law now in force is that which applies v« i v heavy. Aft«*r tlm fork® are s"t
’Twas ju-t
exclusively to milling locations.
ami th«' three-ridge poles in place, the happen«*«! «»lily yesterday.
ntaut ns dark as it, now is outsid«* a
Blair introduced a bill which pro­ roof is covered with small transverse
very dim moonlight. Imnmdiatdv th«*
vides that right hours shall constitute poles or brush, projecting over th«* whole plot flash«**! upon me. Th«* negro
It is then cov
a day's work fur all h t ter <*airmis, ami wall a foot or mor»*.
••r«'*l with a lay«T of prairie hav, th *u ku«*w of my selling the horses uml that
that tlirir salaries shall not be r«*dm*« <1
plenty of « artii, well packi*«,i «town to the money r«*<*cire«l was upon niy p» r-
by reason of the di'crwase in the hours k«ep out tin* rain. There ought al­ ’<>n, ami ha«I naturallv conjecture«I that
of labor.
ways bi? a small window in th»* r* »? . I ha«l mor»* l«»si«|os. Then? was no time
Hi ipih* pn-red th* bill granting to opposite th«* eiitranue, for v«*ntilation, to Jo«»»; «pii<*k ami decid»»d action only
tin* Kansas A A rkaiu.is Kadioad Coin
and it Rhouhl nevet b«« fully «*los< <l ex­ couhi sav<* im* if an\thing c»Hihl, for it
p iny th«« right of way for a nuhoad cept during .1 1»I. z / id in sum met II was nndoiibt«*dly tin ir intention to gill
through Indian I'enitory.
ought always to Iw kept entirelv open. me after if not before robbing me.
“The ('h«*r<»k«»e «too*I b<*tw«'«'n his
When the dugout is up and covered,
Hcnak* unanimously pa «*•«■«! the
lloiisr bill for the rn‘< tioti of a build­ 0111 homesteader moves tn, and pro­ i horse and mine, ami in a «<*<'«>ml I swung
ing for a Congo ssioiial Library, with­ ceeds p> lit it up inside as well as his my animal around, bringing th«» roh-
ni« aii» w ill p 'l tj.it
In ran aiioni it I mt ’ h wrists iH'tw. en tin* •'houl«l«»rsof the
If hu
out aiytmdment.
he will buy some
hoiuu plain furniture
furniture; if two. I wore a pair of big Mexican
The Washington Territory bill was
not. In* will make what
what he ntads
n('e«ls < «ml *purs, ami I put them to g««o«l u<e till I
placed b«’ft»re the Senate, ami V'oor* •if «Iry-g«
food« boxes, which will do ven could hoar th«» hone® of nil vn ist f.'tirh
I ktm spoke in advocacy of his anmml- well for
Meantim«», I ha«l drawn mv
every thing except bedstead» « racking.
ment, which < consists of an enabling and chairs, Bedsteads c.au be made of Deiiing«T it snapped.
Instantly I
Act for the aihnission of Montana forked poles driven in th«* ground with piilh»d nivbowie from my boot and made
T’vrritory.
sticks laid aeroiM them; boxes ami a «!« -perate lung«* for him, exclaiming:
Platt and Harrison np]>o<«>d the henclies ran be made to do duty for •I -|»««'k not.’
“But lie w as too quirk for me an I I
Ainiiiendnient.
chairs, blit tliny are
,.i rather poor inakv-
T elli r and .McMillan favored tlu bill shifts; good plain bodsteads and chair« mi-'< »1 him. Again I sank ni\ spurs
now before the (’oniniitt« u oil T.rri- should lie bought if possible. A large in up to th«1 rowels, ami. brandisliing
box placed on its side and boAl'ded up ni) long Iliad««! knife. I gav«j an old
toriea.
V’M»rhe<«' amendment WS« v<»t<*«| about half wiu bi front makes a good fashioned ydl, tin* like of which I reck­
down by a party vote—yr as Id. tmys place tor woo«! 01 coal, while tin* lop i« on they never had h«»ar«l, ami cliarg«»«!
«»on venieiit for Water buckets, pails and <»n th«* others taliind im*.
2’J, l)eiii<H'rati* voting in the* nlliiniH-
«u<‘h things. Another large box can
“‘Give nir the r«»ad. «logs, damn you!'
live ami Rt piiblii Hiir in the negativo. be tilted lip with shelve®, and thre«*
I -houtr«L and it them I went It wtKiny
Eustis nuived to amend by conlin- boot or cracker boxes plnced on lop only chance. I <»<»ul«l not iy< >
ing the right <»f aullragc ill the pro* makes a good cupboard
A similar «»*1 must regain the tow n. Ami they
|Htf<d new Slate to <|iialified male iurnislii'M n place to ke«»p clothing iu«? th«» road, too! Resistance oi
books,
i'tC.
«h i'ti'iH only,
ll<* Mip|Mnted hi«
part against such » h I«I s had tarn f
Our lionicstendurs w ifv, with a boh e\p««t<'il, ami th«' wln»lr a flair ha«l
amendment in some remarks in which
he maintained that if Congn «« agreed of «'In'ap muslin, or five cent calico, curr«'«l in such a short space «»f tim ».
to the lull as it «t<«>d,admitting fi inalt- will drape the walls hih ! make curtains that tlic) failr«l to r«'«'o« er from their
«•utliage, th« Stat< ul \\ a«hinglonc«»nhl for tin window« and l»<ixrs, and per* I Mirpi i-»* until I lia«l ri«ldvn through their
haps parliti»»n «»If a bed-room, or « ill
mi«l-t ami placr«l a g«»«»«l fifty or -exenty-
« b < t a female I . S. S«*na(ur.
I Im re
Inin esrli h. d off to tomff
Ir 1® sin
ti\r \ tr«l« tat w ren us. Then they ta-
suit of that Would be that the prohlem
pr.«mg how nh’« th»« tire-cant print gan sho«»ling pop. pop. six or sev«»
of
n t sessions Would lie in«* a itl\ will make a dugout hmk, ami it tin*
t iin's but I ro«lc kick unbarin«»«l t
solved [laughter.|
hoim «1« ulai is tin* kpnl of man li< Barker.” <'ho r /-» //. raid.
B(*rk it inaiktd that Women Would • »light Io I m », it will last as long a« he
never be l«>ld «moUgh to come within find« it nucussaiw to live in a dugout
UNIQUE SPECIMtNS.
-the constitutional liiiiitatimi as to age
After the h < n | part of the w all ha«
ha«! time to settle, it can b«» plasteied
(it iii-wrd laughter |
ICi in.trl».tl»lr < iillrrthui uf I gvptian
I'.ustis chai<«ct«-i i/.i*d w<•man Miilliag< as far down a« tin* so»! come«, w hich
Wnnlrn and l.inrii < loth<.
a« a «Iciiiorsliting proposition, and a« can be «lorn* ver\ well, and is a gn at
llerr I hcodor GralT. the Pci<ian car
improvement
both
for
look«
and
«Tuan
“«riTcnsivr and d«*«truetnc to th«» insti
Schiller platz.
'ii. ms
I h: v
. ell th 111 plastered il pet uierrhant uf the
tiitKui <»f the family.**
tlm win «town, but th«- plaster doe« not Vienna, a ho trvuted for the purcliase of
Ait«r a long ileleite on th«* in«»rrts
Slav on the dlig pail of th«» wall long Arch.luk«» R» ni«*r’s papyri in Egypt and
a i«l d«'iiiei itaof feiiiab* siitloig«*, Eu«ti«'I enough 1.» pav for th« trouble
> >tn.
brought that valuable collection to Aus-
ano•ndiii« nt wa** r« ii«■(« d. 2a tn 1°
«Iiigoiits hav«* tluors in tliuiii. but not
■ lo'l allv
Mali) p» opl. »pi. ad ha) tria, ha* ju-t <»« »ti i píete» I .-in uni«piv (M»|-
l«*eft«»n of Egyptian w«M>h n and lin«
• »'•I the lloor, changing it one«? a week
.doth«. The Vienna r<irres|Mnid«>nt f
I his -«MV«*R «w«-« pilig Mini keeps down
the
Lum Ion 7Ï rr . y j \es the follqwir
the dint, l»ut <loe* nut look a« n«'at a*
I. M notion »»( the col ladion:
th«' «'lean ground
I do not
••It in
ail thrtHi hundred
«a,y that »higoiits are th«« best
f.mrth to
w«»rh!
to
live
in.
but
I
du
!i|>|>r<
hey ar«* w. Ml built. nil«!
I. they »1«» v«»ry well
At
a\ erage Nul»ra«k an wants
«»I a ip
umd) to run i
d
I
• »lie •
•»i'll e\
llll
uh luti <
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TREATING THE WRO
For “worn-out,” “ run-down J* debiiitah'd s* hool teachers, milliners, <lr< ra-makers, general housekeepers, and over-worke women
gem ially. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription is the tast of all restorative tonics.
Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription ta not a “Cure-all.” b»it admirably fulfills a singleness of purpe. being
a most potent Specific for all those Chronic W.-akness»'« and Diseases peculiar to women. It is a pwerful,
general as well as uterine, tonic and m-rvitie. ami imparts vigor ami strength to the whole system.
i» --------- cure® nausea mid weakness of stomach. imiig» sti<in. bloating, eructations of gas, nervop pros-
I trat
dcRÍft
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:hty and sle^ pl' ^n«--. in » ittar ««-x
“ Favnrit»' l*r»-' rintion is sold bv drmriristR under on |»o«i-
-------------------- _ tive guarantee. Fior condition®, ®pi
tie. Price ICediiced Io i* 1.00 per Kolti» «
or Six Hollies for $5.00.
The walnut I h a native of Persia, the
(' huk R hum and China.
* * * * Nervous Debility, in either
«ex, however induced,spcedil),Ihoroughly
ar d permanently cured. Addre««, with
10 cent« in stamp« fur reply and book of
particulars, World’« Dispensary Medical
A-- k iat mil, < «53 Main Street, Buffalo. N.Y.
Asparagus was originally a wild sea­
coast plant, and is a native of Gt. Britain.
Dr. Henley*« Celery, Beef and Iron re­
moves languor and loss of appetite.
Bren«hitis is cured by frequent Minali ,
doses of Piso’n Cure for Consumption.
T ry G khmea (or bn ukfasL
IN OHI I» 11 \( I
PUBLIC mAND
For a rafe yeast, we betpin
the inanufaiture, after long ;
«'Xpurim ?.«•«. of
WABXBBH
SAFE YEAST
»vbi«*h we guarani»-»- to b-'. as
hi as isible. A FFRFE» T
YEAbT, I’uru miti Whole
««»nieiiii»! Hi-ulth I reserving. 1
fltn I
lOr. % HOX
(lOC.VKKMIN A BOX),
Enough t > raise 40 loaves of
braa*l. !f your Gro< er does not .
keep it. bend for it by mail to
Warner’s Fafe Yeast Co Rochester. N Y
MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN
Huffterinjr from any form of acute or chronic
diavaiM* or injury will tin'! al the
Portland General Hospital
•Cot 2<l and A>h Sts . PORTLAND. OR •
Incorporated under the laws of Oregon,
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F ail
A
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T hinks .
“Oo
L ikewise ."
D octor ’ s
H ot &
“C ure - all .”
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«hould rend for “The People’s Common Sense M«-dical Adviser,” in which over flfr pages
' H
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aredevah'd to the consid.r ition of di*H»wf* peculiar to wonen. 11 lust rat« tl w.th iiimer-
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LIVER, BLOOD AND LUNG DISEASES.
G. W, L otz , Trwlhomme, La., writes: “For four
vo:us 1 suffered from liver complaint and attac ks of
bilious fever; loss of appetite, nausea, constipation,
sometimes diarrhea, pain in the back of the head,
right side and under the shoulder-blade«, fullness
after eating, general debility, restless night«, tongue
Coat«<L »‘tc. Alter ........p,
s «, m > sv 0 v,»
» i . * Pierce's
kiwh uinu-
taking lour ■ bottles
of ‘ l Dr.
Gold-
cn Medical Discovery’ and ‘Pellets,’ 1 find 1 iuu us well us 1
ever was.
L iver
D isease .
S amantfia
amantha G
G aines
vinrs , . Lockport,
Lock¡*>rt, .V. F.,
Y., writes:
writes “For
R
«Ix - t » ight
yi-ars prrt ... e him
to | mmi . | l «, ! had
been trout
>l«-d
_... .........
. ,. also
with a severe
pmn in .....
th«' ...
small of , ...
my . back,
a« loss n»y shoulder-blades, with considerabh* bloating
of the stomach from wind; was so nervous at times
I could hardly sleep; also troubled with dizziness and
hard breathing
Ing spells.
K|»elta. I was induced by my stei»-«laughter.
step-»laughter.
Mrs. Warner, of Olean, N. V.. to try the ‘Golden Medical Dis­
covery.’ The off«'« ts were marvelous. After taking three bottles
I was entirely cured.”
a n.-
fl nA J
10 %
C ase .
nrur-nai . > L F uher , Sidnru Phiuw. A’. F, writes: “Dr.
UENERaL K • '* f P,t,u
Buffalo,
Y. ... Dear
Sir Mywifeiuf-
........
I y«*ars
. .__ _ N.
___
h nMl for r several
from
gi rwrul debility. >he
IlFRlIlTY bad iHttane a contained invalid. The physician«
ULUiLll i. W|J(, utt, mb'd her tailed to help her. and it wo med as
f 8hc must die. On reading one of \our Memoran­
dum Books, itoet’urrrd to ns* that your‘Golden Medical Discov­
ery ' mitfht lu ll» her. I procured a bottle, and. aft» r its use, a
chans«* for the better was notkvable, and aft« r using five bottles,
she was a well woman. I have reeoinm« n<l«'»l it to «» vend, and in
every etw, it has prodiK-»*«! irood results. I can never feel too
grateful to you tor the «u\ mg ot my wife's life.''
G eneral
ci,,,-.. 1!.
river Disras«'. M f ehkit
. rri S tkfet , E»|.,Drug-
.__ „u, AZ<i.,
blVEN UP _ g G .’ lenn
st'oi , of - this place.
Aia., writes; “M» s «’< liza
place, had been
I mth &;<
sick k i f< < ”
"'orttnan
ior« than
TH IllP
uyuar with u s. v. t-u aJlectioii of tlu -Ar, bm wta n
lU mil .
ghe was ,ir the lowest, she tiniigh*_Spree bottle«
-------------------ui
"f ‘ uow-I
Golden .'ii
Medical
'iiuu viscovery
Discovery' rroiu
iWnn me.
Tne/Tdid,
ind.
although before using the medicine she was given up to die by
all the attending physicians, tar father assures inc that she
has now fully recovered.’’
Mrs. ( ABOLiNE S immonds . Mulina. N.
wnu-s.
“1 have bci-n troubtal with sympti uns of malanal
*11 fever,
fuï'ür fot
flit* tin»
till'....
XTt.
l.i.» after usiu.. .. ibrae
with
»' j<
ais. hut
FFVPR
bottles of your ‘Golden M»<ltcal Difoowry’ &n»i
1
‘ Pleasant Purgative Pellets.’ 1 ui happy tu ray
that I am < ntircly cured, and to-<lay I am per­
fectly well and able to do my own work.”
M ‘ alar ,-_ “
•>»
«pepala.
I. i cy A. W
ood . T<t.vho-'« Sforr.Vo,
nUAiirn(iii
■n-p«
|»«ia. LUCY
WOOD
LIYSPbPSIA t|1|
writer
Attt (l r Vk¡lH
niiuiy
j» ¡ us<»i
Îreat suffering from
UMJILIUIH
. . x,|S(lt
.pHÍm
WJK gl
Dducvd to try your
‘Golden Medical Discovery,’ and I cannot express
the gratitude 1 feel fertile great goo«l it lia? done
me. I do not suffer any pain from rating, and I
enjoy life as well as anybody can wish.’’
C ured .
Ik mice ,
Mr«. Cimris
Enodnirg, Vt.,
m-nf
Discovi
----- : ‘Two tattles of your ‘Golden Medical
D iarrhea I Discovery
cun*d my cough and chruoic diar­
rhea. It has work» »1 like a « harm in my case.
and C ough , ï It !‘ is truly wonderful. I walk«*»! over a mile
last week to recommend your medicines.’’
Thoroughly cl- anw the blood, which ta th«' fountain of health, by using Dr. Pierce’s Goldi n Medical Discovery and ffoml
digestion, a fair skin, buoyant spirit»*, vital strength, and soundness of constitution will be established.
7*
M
Golden Mtaiical Discovery cures all humors, from the common pimple, blotch, or eruption, to the worst Scrofula, or blood.
^«-rb'u'u »r
»>•' r^nw. li.p-ju.m Duwuc-. bcrufuJou., bon-, and
I saac G ibson . Kcnu^^l. Pa . write«: “My
Wlh‘ ls K’ttmg well fast. Wh»n sti. ta-gan to
i '<; !> 'i M< <ln al Di-<ev» rv.’ ••ur b» st
doctora in Indiana County said she would die.
They 8ai«l your medicine would do her no
———---- ;------- —
. t'i.i» '»>. h,».| a i Hb • t <>n I m r iiv. r as uur»«
as nair a loar of brand. Well, sir, to our surprise, when she tiegan
u.Ming your ‘Golden Medical Discovery,‘she commenced ««pitting
up phh irm for some two weeks, ami th<-n commenced spitting up
«H.rriipth.n and b|oo<! (it looked like what ct.ineR out of a blood
OoiD for Dome ten »lays. She now has ta n well for week®.”
Holla and Carbunrles. J. A dams . R bq ., Tukdn, Ohio,
writ«1»«: *1 have used nine br»ttkn of vour‘Golden Medical Dis-
covrry. and the result ta I am t«»-day frac from tails und curbun-
<'I. yi tor the first tiuM' in many yeara.’r
InAAFAA
ABSuESS OF
L iver .
< »*n«tlpatIon and I lerm. Mr®. A. D. J ohnson , G*orgr-
f.nrn, Ay., writes; *■ The ‘Golden M.-duui Dtocoxery ' ralk'vvd in«*
»«f once. 1 ha«l a wry I »ml sore on the back of my left hand for
ti».' months, and it cur»«! that, as w»'|| as eonstipatiuii and indiges­
tion, from which I was suff« ring very much. '
Mrs. A. L. C ory , ILulk^, Crawford Co., Kan-
“My son. aged lifUrt ii y» ;uu. was
Liken down hist January with swellings on his
right shoulder, left hip and knee. He lay help,
»«s for live months, wtan gnat aloce««'■«
.
■ foiim-d.
• •••»
......
four ...
of rinvìi
winch txiuuiiui'u
continu»-»! to uiscn
discharge
at the time he commenced
iw.nA.Mi using your
'-our ‘Gohlen
Golden Medical Di«cox
Discov»*ry
un<ler your
advice. Now, after having
four tatti»«
.
.»aving tired
usi'd four
tatu, s of
of the
ltacov<ry, ta is almost wtil and walks three-lourths of aim jo
to school every »lay. A scrofulous sore on his arm. which ran
constantly for two years, has healed eumpkteiy under the influ­
ence uf the remedy named.'*
wuu
S crofulous
S ores .
« rrver-Sorc.” Mrs A. H fmirMnn Linn Gmrr. Hu.nn
I urf.l < .... /'.«'<>. wnt.-s:
I am the perwai wLo w n.t. to you two
T.wr< ar»> tor advk» r.wp.ftin« fevvr-aor. a on mv 1.1 I took
botlkw of your 'Golden M..Ueal Dua-orey an.l waZ,in4/’
Serofilloua Tumor and Sore Eye«. Mra « y
- .writ.-«: “
.lauei.o r’ba. h,4.n
eured of fcT.dulouu «.re
and a lanr. tumor ..n her ne. k ly
the US’ of your Golden Medical iilKuvery.' 1 hateunut taitii in
all your mediein.^
'
“
*“*,u lu
IV
till
CONSUMPTION, WEAK LUNGS, SPITTING OF BLOOD.
nt*»'v< TT cwra rnamitnp«!rm which ta bwfuhi of »he Lun«), by it, wonA-rfui Nrwwl
hn<! nutrtnx»' ptDprtni». L»r W »aik I
bpittmg <>f Blood. 14 burtnem <»f Bn-atli Bronchitta S\.r
INCUBATOR
• . *n i , f i,..
BIW2LFST. (
çOOÎt jwsmeffer A
' !<VH|TE labor
nif ‘*5
1* I?5\i2lltr<A!2Lo nron**4** of cod-liver oil are trifling wtan compars-d with thore tw»«sfMHN <l b • r<iia«>n \«. u«-i tv
i
"-h .nd we^tof tbo«.. nd...»,! u h.w U k .
X At nndcrfnl Care,-D antei F letcher . Raq..
UnKfxbi. .l/tas., writ»«: “.Nearly five yean* age. I
j* tak» n «ivk with u »liaeaM* regarding which the
phi«n i.-tna wh«» Rtten»*ed nw wen» unable to
ree. One of the foreraoat phyRictana in Button
...
■ d it a tumor of the «to»naeh. and treat»-! nw f»»r
that, tv arty kuntig me with physic; am»ttar. a burnt rot wit hie phy­
sician. th.»light I h.-vl <>»n!»innpth»n. When taken aO. I w.-igtad
IS.
I Ruffeved from a heavy cough, night - sw.-ata,
ki.lm y tn.ut.hw, . tv., ami wan n•duciti «o rapidly that my nhv«-
cian* gnw me up. Thry wen* unabl«' to In Ip me in tlx- h*a«t
At that time I w. urtai but ninety pnunda, an.l tuel not heen at»k*
t«» lw .»own, but ha.1 to «it up tn «»nh r to ta-uthe. I had b»wn con­
fined to my room f »r six nvmths. expecting to die. I was «w» tai
at 11 in« w that J ‘‘"uhl n«»c allow ary om» to conte into my room,
___________
- I
• » - I i - '
your n> inoran«tum ta*« .»n the fiournf th«- hotel
SiVEO
win n- 1 was tsmniing. and after muling it I ts-gan
taking your ‘Gold* n Medical Dtacm-ery.’ an<1 the
Ui a I ipr "f*f b,5t?y brought rm* around «o that 1 couki walk
"Io Lift, i*1
r - ui -IL
aJ <iai I f«w>n began to hull»}
" f
r»t'idjy that it attentata] n>- I
MW taken no *»<ta»r mrdh uh * sin»«* thtfi. ami have iu»-) peritai««
«’•’•beine. I «oppp'l taking ft in
Aiirum. ono ip»r IUT' I n-» | that it has «a\»5i nijr life. ] now
*bout.,*1
Nnd I think.
inv fra-mU with me,
that tha mrdivln«» «averi my life. It crrtainlv is w«>rth its w» ight
In r’»'L an»l I e^nahler it a wuodrrful miadv frutn iu vffkvt in
curing ali my alimenta. '
*
(■vliieii Medkal Ditcovery Is S>l<1 hv T>mrrl»t%.
r »^1 ■<
h baaache. or
and I’diffi rrnt
ealitl they are
es hr practice
co nplicat ions
uufa t ins^-ad
I’or
I liroal
IMMeit««**»
nn«l
I
"l!roo H • HlOllcImll //or/o X,”
lik«* all other willy yovd thing«, are imi­
tated, and purchaser« «hould be careful to
obtain the pennine article prepared by
J ohn I B iuovn & S on «.
rstafatira I1
T
E.
Many times women call upon their family physicians, one with dyspepsia, »
nervousness, another with pain here and there, ami in this way they ail present all
doctor, separate and distinct diseases, for which he prescribes nis pills and potions,
all symptoms cauM*d by some uterine disorder. Winje the physician is ignorant »
until large bills are made, when the suffering patient is no better. but probably woi
made. A proper medicine directed to the cause would perhaps have entirely remc
of prolonged misery.
Mrs. H enry P atterson , of New irk City,
“] had b«*en under an emhnt phy-
sician's ■ cara
— p for « ight months toi
1<»i rhat
»hat h lie
MlQTAKP
called ‘spinal disease.' I b»*catne wo * durini
ring
inio mxu«
a
time, _ when, chancing to ®e»»a
__ || this
___ _____
seca copy o
of
Dr. Pierce’s Medical Adviser at tMrcsidence
of a friend, I r._l
„.Z devoted to
1.. ‘ Woniai
........ .....
read that r part
and 2 I...
her
Diseases.’ I Boon ts’came convinced that my dis»ipr was a
uterine affection, which, as you say, caust^l s//ni/«it%ir back­
ache, inward fever, nervousness, and general d< bilit) I com*
inenced the use of Dr. l‘ieroe’8 ‘Favorite Pr»*scripon ’ and
‘Golden Mwlical Discovery,’ applying also the local -eatmrnt
which he n*< <»inm< n«is iu the Adüucr, uud iu three nouths I
was well and strong.’’
»<
make t
properties l
complete at
' frs C aroline B yers , corner Duke and Argute
H'dif'Lr, V S. writ. w: “ Dr. It. V. Pt ek . e .
1 thank <»<>3, ami thank y«»u a thousand tim.s,
for the relief that your valuabl«' medicine®, the
‘ Favorite Prrocrlption ’ and ‘ 1‘ell. ts ’ hav»- given
mu. I am perfectly cured <»f a chronic siekm-ss
that hud troubled me for y«'ars. How my heart is overflowed with
joy an.l gratitude towards you, my tongue can never express.”
Mrs. V.
N. Y.. had
tí I . n.iL.
Mrfl
v- H.
H P
I eterson , of Lockpart.
Lock
ALL KUN suffered
**■"
for throe years
‘
■ from
“
“ female weak-
„
n»*s," was grt«tiv emaciated
and J “ al! run down ’’
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linu/U ”
1W S'H‘ ’
it, and Dr. P
Pi» htoo ’ s “ Favorite
UUnll.
Prescription*'
Pr«-scription ” and “Golden
Gold« n M»*»!
Medical Discovery”
promptly cured her, as they haw thousands of
Similar cusca.
and
PETALUMA
io
dure the k
could st ay-
only aits u
tar neighb
injurious el
THE t ECRLT Uf LIVING.
S< 'OVil.I.’s SAKMAi'AHILl.A. of Bi.ooo
L iver S yr ci », will cure Scrofulous
I ain!, Hheumatiain, V hits Sw filing,
Gout, Ge»jtre. ('onmimption, Br nehitis,
N« rvoii« Debility, Malaria, ami all dta
• HNrs arising from an impure condition of
the bl<Mxl. Certiticaieb can ta preaented
from matt) leading plivsician« mini - ter«, j
and head« of fam ill» «throughout the land, I
endorsing it in th«' highest terms. We
are constantly in receipt of certificates • f
cures from the moMt reliable source®, and
we recoin met i<l it as th«* ta«t known rem-
♦ <l> for the cure of the above diseases.
The clove is a native of the .Malacca
Islands, as also is the nutmeg.
r 1.IEOFELD 945Fllsi SI Sai Fracis
• h - m «
rMflfln. writes:
y gratitude for
nt good whir’
by the use
en ata ta
could not
i at a time, a
Now she nt
iround. call on
not fil l any
e had kept her
time for four-
repeatedlv the
g«*ss nowseemr
los* o»nidence
dvt rttad n m«*-
ir Dr Pierce*®
‘ Pefiets ’ the
briug about a
e. Tn coin Co..
sraaa dreadful
Living <x-
-js. was corn-
pkjely discouraged, ana so wcun I <»uld with
«iiffieultv cross the room alone. I bean taking
Dr. Pierce’s ‘Favorite Prescription’ and using the xal treat­
ment recommended in his ‘Common Sense Media Adviser.’
1 commenced to improve at once. In three month I was per-
fcrtly cured, and haw had no trouble since. I wroj a letter to
iny family na|MT. briefly menthaiing how my h«iili had been
restored, and offering L«> send the full particular® to a®'one writ­
ing me for them, and inclonina a stamped enretojn /r reply. I
have received over four hundred letters. In replyj have de-
8cril»«»i my case and the treatment list'd, and bar earnestly
udviwd ttam to ‘do likewise.’ From a great many! have re-
oeived second letters of thanks, stating that they ha»l ominenoed
tlie use t»f ‘ Favorite Prescription,’ had sent the $1.50 ftuired for
th«1 ’ Medical Adviser,’and had applied tli<* local treat nan so fully
and plainly laid down therein, and were much tatter ab<iy.’’
BILLIARDS
frMii '
*«d •'♦d
cent
e JM
- 'nT
Mild 11
pru<
mirw J
1 U/ abaim ’ a I.
1 °ATS'
S7i»/'.!/<:•/. 7.7., writ.'«: “Wtan
A W j MANSI1
1,r- Ita*-»*« ‘Favorite Prrocriptioa’
one w«.-» M. I could walk all <>v« r th. d<»or-« aid,
hRITITIinr
1 < ,
r into a wagon and r letw<» rm -'
WnaillUUL. Ib.-ta-v m> 1!. Ih.'td-r-. I h t.f ; .( |..n a>.,. toualK
out in the door-yard for six month®. Alt. i using
the ‘Favorite Prescription ’ two weeks, I n>«k) in a wagon t« q
mil»»»; my neightars were all surpris'd to sue me up uml going
ataut and h» ipmg tu do my housework, after doctoring
with thirteen of the best ph > vie i a ns we could get
—ana the lust one told my busband that I would never !*• able
to do my housework any more. I am thankful to my God that
I wrote to you, for I ha»I suffered from ‘Female Weakness’ until
I had almost given up in despair.’’
M™* F. E. W ilcox , Frumhhip. N. Y., writ»«*:
lERnlBLE “For five <> k six years I had I wen tally troubled
with t.-mai«' w»-akri« sH and t< rrit !-• pains across
small of my back ami pit of the stomach.
Pint. the
T’hree bottles of Dr. Fierce’s ‘ Favorite Prescrip­
tion ’ act«*d like a charm, and cured me com­
pletely, to my great joy.”
“Female Weak
M
Weakness
lies® ” Cured. —Mrs. S arah
, GrcraAeld,
Adair
writes:
p
v L ovely
M ri /I..-.-
<?.- Co.,
II-. Iowa,
__
iu V.
P iliuh ; M.
^ .. ‘ HaVing
” * ta
n _ ;ll
ili
a number of yeara, and having tried in vain almost
every advertised remedy, as well as luiving paid
nearly a hundred dollars to our local physicians,
without benefit, I was finally induced to consult you. You ad-
vised rne to s»*nd for your m«*dicines I accordingly sent for your
•Mi'tiicai Adviser,*six bottles of your ‘Golden M» «lieul Discovery,*
six of your ‘ Fav» »rite Pnnicription,’ and six vials of your ‘ Pl»-:isant
Purgative Pellets.’ When I first began using these I could not
stand on my feet. In ninety days I could walk a mile, and do
light housework; whilst in six months 1 was completely cured,
and my health has remained perfect over since. I recommend
you and your medicines wherever I go and loan your ‘Ad-
via« r’ to my friends. I’wo of our most prominent physicians
who have read your gnat work ‘The People's Common Sense
Medical Advi.s» r,’ pronounce it the best family ductut* book they
have ever su « ml ”
“Mk’T IN THE BUD: ’
Sa«l to say, many a good thing attains
to nothing more thun a fair I m ginning.
<>n the other hand it is a matter for eon
gratul tlion that the grow-th of some evil
thii gs may L'alno promptly frustrated.
A large proportion of the ca-es of the
most w ide-spread and fatal of disease«
consumption have their inception in
na«al catarrh. l)r. Sage's Catarrh Rem­
edy is p’easant, soothing and effectual.
Try ii.
ft has cured thousands,
AU
«iruggihts.
Him on \\ ill
W idt >w - «»Il th<
rat « <>( »N
er Ili«’ |» hm
r lives,
hill pn>|Hi
In vain physician® came, with subtle skill-,
And tried, in turn, prescription, lotion, pill;
With saddened looks they viewed tar furry
1 tongue.
In solemn aik*nce stethoscoped each lung;
From moulting bead to gout distorted toe.
They svarctad, then said, “ Foor woman, *tis
(no go"!
CIGARS
Qrnnnrr^n ..r'”,*,l”»P»,oi« Cured, w.
nEDUCED TO
nru-
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Wltt,
S keleton .
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k'nd',i;.>'1;.7ii-rtr'
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»' “ 'I'-
B leeding
from L ungs .
di»
¿ smi F M< F»Rt.*xn. .»/hr,,, tjn writes:
“ My
. c_ wife
T " L
la'' _
O.-.linir from thé
!|í’‘ire I» fore sh«' oommenetd u
(u»M» n Mtslhwl DtooDvery.
Sta
n<- h«.
has »w.» »
hiui
any sin»*»*
u*-
Fnr ^nu-
,
?! r
b,- b«
t„.n its
f«£5
lut'd it
' ”""'"'1 il .n «..rd
1 th«» J W t..r
•
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fi» I
Price (Mt per Bottle, or Sk Botti. » for
WORLD’S DISPENSARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATES.
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*
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st
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lm»lh inn <«U>»i. 'Or 1'« n,•»
n M.dHn? I?T
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t™>k it, and l.y tbe time ft wa» u»,| he was u, » n ‘ 7.'
« «■" ' •< h'm. I k - k..k.d to ».“n 'he’r.i: .''’!
ta'ivlth. fits
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