Rogue River courier., December 30, 1897, Image 1

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An Independent Paper, Devoted Especially to the Interests of Southern Oregon.
VOL. XIV
GRANTS PASS. JOSEPHINE COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 30 1897.
noBERT G. SMITH,
-riy Chriatma»"'
me some where and solter me up, before
you take me home.”
'
A,
1
begin
writing
there
line«.
I
can
p.v'i.e« in «11 Statt-and Ft-.ltral Court«
Scene 3: On the sidewalk in front of
I »ee (in my tuind'a eye) the iroo.1 people
(»rtieeovt-r Firxt National Bank.
'lore ratent Attorney« May be 1)1«
don ' t make
of out city gathered around the Chrtot- “home.” “Oh, buy«
.«"‘ •
•
•
Ouotm.
barred
ma« tree—«ollie in their home*, tome in me go ill till I’m «ober— Dad’ll beat me
the A. O. U. W. hall, lonie in their if he Hees me like this. Please let me
fJEN’RY L. BENSON,
churcher
What happin««« there i* ill off thia tune.”
As a party man who haa followed bia
Scene closes with older brother half
thoee home«, that hall and thorn church-
attorney at law .
party oftener than he baa led it, Freer
M. Ho<* many weary lather« and mo­ tarrying the younger lad up the walk to
Practices in all Court» of the State
dent McKinley finds himseil confronted
ther» will forget to-night, for a »hurt the house.
with some hard party nut», one at least,
Office over First National Bank,
The drama close« here, leaving the au­
while, the toil, care and worry of ye«ler
of which must be cracked before January
G bant s P ass ,
-
-
O rxgom .
The
day, aa they watch with loving eye«, the dience wondering how it will end
5lb, when congress rvaaaemble« Thia
b.ieht, laughing face« of their little one«. author is alto wondering how it will end ;
nut relates to the civil service,* and e< n-
A rthur p harth ,
Father- and mother«, how many time» I wondering, too, bow it began; wonder­
sists of a plain proposition submitted to
to-day have Johnnie and Jennie i-limbed ing where the bova obta.ned their whis­
OCTOR OF DENTAL ■'CR'.ERY.
the president by some ot the leading mu .
on jronr kr.ee to tell you of something key ; and wondering if the inhabitant«
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST. atora and representatives, which may be el«e ”01' Santy brought?" How many of a certain Christian ci’jr, in one of the
Olfic over Firat N tionnl Bank,
briefed as follows : Will you in the ex
time« hae Freddie shown you how Pacific state«, will put a «top to thia
J ia X t ’ s D abs ,
O regon .
1 ui» num ,er will contain the best and most complete write-up of ercise of your unquestioned authority, much noi«e he could make with lii« thing.
A n O ld H oy .
the Pacific Northwest yet offered to the public. Order some to send to issue an order annulling all extensions of new drum? And to-night when mother
Pennojer in Not Wanted
the civil service rules made by your pre
your friends back East.
ha* with loving hands tucked the little
1 There are at the present time indica­
decesaor, and thus save the paev in con­
ones in hed. how many times a little
tions that Sylvester Pen noy er ia prepar­
gress from the impending actional tight?
pair of arms will be clasped around the
ing to recapture the leadership of the
Thsre is not the slightest doubt that the
dear mother’s neck, as a ebildish
den ocratic party of Oregon. It is given
republicans in the house postponed the
voice whispers, "Oh, Mamma, I've had
out that a meeting of the alate central
debate on the civil service section of the
— OF —
such a good time to day !’’
i-ommittee will bv held on January 8lh
legislative, executive and judicial appro­
There is another picture—a little hoy Jackson day) and that the business ses­
SOUTHERN OREGON.
priation bill until after the holiday re-
—a child of the same loving Father who sion will bv followed bv a democratic
cesa solely for the purpose of giving the
watches over your children, father« and low feast, at which the ex-governor is to
president an opportunity to take such
mothers. 1 had watched the little fellow
t«e the principal speaker. If thia be true
action as would make that debate unnec
gating at the good things in the «hire
Receive deposits subject to check or on
no graver mistake could be made by the
eMary. Notwithstanding Mr McKin­
fertiiicate payable on demand.
windows for perhaps half an hour, and
democrats of Oregon.
ley's fiat-footed declaration in his annual
I thought "what a bright looking little
Sell" -ight d -afts on New York, San Fran-
INCORPORATED
i lie demand for a union of the silver,
message, in favor ot present civil service
•¡son, and Pur land.
fellow," but there came another thought
reform foices of the state eotm*r| up al­
conditions, manvof his party expect him
—
"what
a
wistful
little
(ace
for
a
child,
Telegraphic transfer* sold on all points in
most unanimously from the rank and tile
to do what has been asked of him ; they
Jac kson County Notes.
on this, of all days of the year.”
be United Stales.
of tlio three great parties which support
MANUFACTURERS OF
say that when he wrote his ineesage, be
Finally,
determined
to
learn
the
cause
Robert
Vining of Tseotna. is «pending
Special Attention given to Collections and
c<l the candidacy of William J. Bryan
lid not realize the extent of republican
of that longing look in those big eyes, 1 hor president. The elevation of I'ennoyer lire holidays with his toolbar in Ashland.
g neral business of our customers.
►
sentiment against the wlioleta'e exten­
ooened the door and «aid
Collections made throughout Hout fieri
Mr and Mr«. Georg« Calhoun have
to the leadership of the democratic party
sion of the civil service rules made by
I
"Hallo, my boy.”
Oregon, and on all acoeasible points.
would defeat the wishes of the people in been visiting relative» in Ashland thia
Mr.
Cleveland
The
men
who
ask
Mr.
►
“Howd’ do, sir.”
J, 1). KRY, President.
this respect
I'ennoyer himself wants week.
McKinley to do this, told him that if be
J. V. TUFFS, Vice President.
"Merry Christmas to yon.”
►
J. W. Markibury has said out Ilia ho­
no union of forces upon tlie high plan«
¡ailed to do bo ,the fight over civil service
R. A. B ooth , Caahier
The reply; was a look from toe big of a common principle. On the other tel interests in Me.iford, and will move
►
among the republicans in both branches
eyes, which seemed to Mv : “Well, hand, he seems to haw arranged
a pri- to Gold Hill.
►
of congress would make it impossible for
mavbe it’« a joke, but 1 fail to see the vale “• eaP’with ex-Senator Mitchell,the
All Kinds of
the party to win in the congressional
Central Point boy« were winners in
peint.”
terms of which are gradually becoming tlm foot-ball game at the Central l'oini
election next fall, and would probably
►
I asked him to conte in. He accepted public property as the work of his trusted
VIA 1 HE
result in the repeal of the eutire civil ser­
fair grounds last week
the invitation, and a» 1 placed a chair lieutenants necessarily livcomes more
k
vice law, as the democrats in caucus,
Dr. J. 8. Parson and son Fred of Ash­
near the stove for him, I asked, "Well, open and indiscreet. A i’ennoyer man
k
decided that they would vote solidly for
land, made a trip to San Francisco hut
— ol lhe —
have you had a merry Christmas today ?”
k
for mayor of Portland, u Pennoyer man Monday to be gone a few days.
repeal, but would not vote for any bill
Bridge Motk, Bolts, Rods, Iron Shutters,
"No, sir.”
for governori perhaps Pennoyer himself),
proposing modifications,which would on­
>
Prof. O. A. Thorntou, principal of one
“Why, 1 thought bojs always had a giving to Portland a Pennoyer fire and
Cells, Window Guards, Doors, and
ly result in replacing democrats, now' in
►
ot the public achools of Astoria is visit­
good time Christmas Day.”
police commission, and a Mitchell legis­
office, with republicans.
k
"Well we used to have Christmas, but lature and the remaining state officers, ing his parent« in Ashland this week.
Souih-
1
1 North
Senators Teller and Wolcott led such
Ar. 9:.30 a . a
Portland
1 6.0Ò P. V :
we kinder got left out this year.”
l'lie property of ihe late Rev. M A.
k
-eenis to be th«» basis upon which the ex-
a vigorous fight on the nomination of
a :U5 a . m
LV. Giants Pasa LV. j 7:3U p.x
"Didn’t you have any candy?"
; 4. > L. M« 1 AT. 'an r ran co LV. 1 8:00 p. m
governor and ex senator have decided to Williams »III go to Mr«. Walter E. Gove
k
Charles Page Bryan, to be minister to
"No, sir.”
Above iruiiiBBU.p al all Htatxni- In*
divide the spoils. Will the democrats of alter the death of the widow Williams.
China, that hie nomination, although
k
C< ) R ! ! I : S I ( >N J Î e N CE so LI ( ’ ITE D.
That settled it.----- There are «'«y Oregon allow their votes to be bartered
l»«-n I’orilaiKl h : h 1 Salem. Turner
Vint Cook of the Sterling Mining Com
made
out,
was
not
sent
to
the
senate.
k
Marion, .leffernon, Albany, Cottage < >rov.
Et TIM ATES FURNISHED............
hairs under my hat now, but----- a boy away by one who repaid their trust and pany, having returned from a trip Is
Exactly why the Colorado senators made
Tangenl, Shediis,
Halsey, Ham­
Day,
without
a
bag
of
k
on Christmas
confidence by deserting them in an hour California, went to rortland last week.
this fight is uncertain; they sav that
burg,
I unction
City,
Eugene
candy!
brain, O.,k lami, ami all ulalionz iron
of need, aiding in the defeat of such gal­
Prof. Day Parker has gone lo Grants
Bryan has neither the judgment nor the
As 1 feit in my pocket lor a com, 1 lant leadeis as William Galloway, Alfred
Koaebuig to A-blaml inelm-ive.
Pass lo attend 111« Choral Union. Prof
exjieiience to fill such an important posi
asked, "Do you know where you can
Huseburg Mail Daily
S, Bennett, Robert M. Veatch and J. K. Parker is one of the popular teachers in
tion. Bryan’s nomination is credited to
get me some real good candy ?"
I . 1 m i.v. l'uri.¡nel
Weatherford ?
Illinois, but Senators Cullom and Mason,
this county.
"Yes,
sir.
1
know
where
they've
got
12:25 p.M. tv. Albany
The populists of Oregon, too,would re­
while not opposing him, are not doing
The many triends of P. Dunn, of
ô:2l'p. M. , at . Kuheburg
some candy that's awful gov 1."
fuse to endorse a union of forces, were it Ashland, one of Jackson county’» pio
anything to help him.
OINI.NQ liAR.-i ON OGDtlM ROUTE.
"Well, you take this and get me a bag
offered to them,if such a union compelled nesn, will be pleased to hear of ni«
Those who know what is going on are
of candy, will you?”
Pullman Buffet Sleepers
them to inarch beneath the banner of a convaivsceiic«.
predicting that another batch of disbarred
— and —
"Yes, but what kind do you like?”
man who deserted their cause when, like
attorneys
will
be
the
result
of
the
in
vet
S econd C' ASS SLEEPING C Aft-
The schools of this county have al*.
“O yon mutt choose it,I like all kinds.”
independent American citizens, they n*
tigations now being made by actingCom-
cloeeri for the usual holiday vacation, but
"But I’m afraid I won’t get the
Atlaclieu to ali tInoligli trains
fused
to
recognize
him
as
an
absolute
missioner of Patents Greeley, of n inner
most ol them will resume work Monday
DEALER IN
right—”
dictator of party candidates and party
ous complaints against bo called patent
F g * flirt ret particulars inquire of J.
"Yea, you will, only hurry, for I’m
3rd
ot January.
policy.
Pm loin •rm's l’as».
attorneys, who get money from inven
hungry for some of it,” and out the
Miss
Ella Nunan of Jacksonville, who
Pennoyer,
as
governor,
d.d
many
acts
tors under pretense of securing and sell­
West Side Division
door he went.
that met with public approval,but in the ha. been alteading school in Portland
ings foreign patents on their inventions
"How a boy can travel when he's alter
HAIL THAÏS 11*11.1
KVEJT BtSDAY.
light of Dr Henry Lane’s recent revolt came home last week to spend the holi
when they know that it is impossible to
5:50 P. m
at .
candy. Before 1 thought hs had had
tions
they seem to haw been the acts of days with her parents.
get goo I foreign patents on the inven­
!.V.
1:05 F. a
time to reach the store lie was back.
La»rein s Smith, who lias been work-
ari arrant demagogue. The stench of
tions
01
to
sell
them
With
Mr.Greeley
’
»
Al Albany and Corvai.t- connect witi
Entering the room like a fia>t racer "on
Pennoyerisin ihat rises from Portland mg ui the mines in Josephins county, is
success in conducting to the desired issue
trains of Or. Central A EaO*rn Ky.
llie homo stretch," he held the |>a< kage has sickened the voters of the state. making Ins mother and alslst of Ashland
EXPRESS TRAIN D í l. Y I h X< KPI - IN DAY. I
the greatest and most important investi­
out to me with "It didn’t take me long, Strong as is the desire for a union of re a visit during the holidays.
8:25
a
.
M.
'4 hip. m . , i.v. Portland
Ar.
gation in the history of the patent office
did it? Did I get the right kind?”
*7:30p m . at . .XL Minn vibe tv. 5:50 a . m .
form elements, stronger still is the de­
From tlie Medford Mail, we learn
««A. Every article sold warranted as represented. Farm Produce taken Iresh in mind, his success in his new ef­ "Try it and see, "I answered.
mand that ilie reform to be achieved slial* that Georgs 8. Parker, son of lion. W.
Direct conn*-« ion at "an Francise '
fort to raise the standard of morals ot
in exchange.
"Amt you goin’ to eat any ?”
with Ocei(ien’al and Oriental and 1‘acili-
not be of the bogus Pennoyer brand II. Parker ol Med lord, has been quite
the patent bar, is not doubted.
Mail HteaiiHhip lines for JAI a N ANI
No, I didn’t believe 1 would-there
Pennoyer, as governor,accepted the same «u k at Gartield Washington, but at lam
The
most
important
legislation,is
fact,
CHIN X. Sailing daten on application
didn't seem to la* anv room in my throat
unconstitutional salary that the present accounts, was better.
■almost the only legislation, excepting
Rate», and ticket« to Eastern p”’»’/
for candy just then There was a lump
an« I Europe. AI ho J apan , china
incumbent draw h The school land ring
that for the relief of the Klomhxe gold
Jackson county coinmissionsr Martin
of something there that wouldn't go
HONOLULU and AUHTRO.IA. C hi
flourished and waxed fat upon the flinch- Perry ami Miss Lulu Roberts, one ol
hunteis, accomplished before the ( hrist
be obtained from I S Pnrdoin Grant
down.
ings from the public during his udruinia Jsr ksou county's popular teachers were
mas recess, which will last until January
Fs-
U. H MARKHAM
A rap on the door, ami a friend entered
P. F. A P. Ag>.
tration. And there h no record that the unitedin marriage by couuty Judge W.
5th, was the bill prohibiting citizens o,
K. KOEHLER.
with a “Merry Christmas!” For the
Portami. Or
Manager.
state funds were not manipulated as 8. Crowell last week. We extend con
the United States killing seals in the
first time, 1 was aorrv to see one of my
adroitlv for private gain as they appear gralulalions to this worthy coupls, and
0»*en teas. If that was all the bill did it
treat friends 1 swallowed the lump in
to he at the present time, when the state hope they may enjoy a long life of hap
would please the Canadians, w ho have
rny throat and began talking and answer­
treasurer refuses absolutely lo make a
reiusedall invitations to join the United
pi lies».
ing
quest
ione,
wondering
all
the
while
I
stateinent ot the amount of money on
States, Japan and Russia, in stopping
The Ashland city election paiaed oil
how long my caller was going Io stay.
band, or the disposition living made of very quietly last week, there being no
open sea sealing, but it goes much farth­
it was growing dark, und lire boy. no­
ti e “idle” funds piled up in the state
er. It prohibits the bringing of sealskins,
tight for any ol the otlicee except that of
ticing it. arose from his chair, and with
vault* or elsewhere. In short, a return marshal. The following officers were
in any condition, into the United States,
OE ALL KINDS
"Well, I must get home la-fore dark —
to Pennoverism promises nothing to the elected: Mayor, J. P. Dodge; marshal,
under penalty of confiscation.
As this
thank you for the candy—Merry Christ
true reformer«, who are not in |M»lilics J. W. O. Gregory; recorder. Milton Ber
country is the bent market for sealskins,
mas, air—goodby”, was off.
for revemm only,and they will have none
this law —the bill will probably be signed
F.
ry ; treasurer, II. C. Galey; street com
Poor, pitiful little chap. 1 wish 1 were
of it.
by the president before this is read—will
xth ami 1 Street«.
miseioner, J. W. Hatcher; surveyor,
rich and I’d——would I? Do rich |*<r
At the coining meeting of the state cen
be likely to open the eyes of both Canada
J. I.. Corbett; coiinciliiieii, E F lxMim
pie — always?
BIG RE)
tral committee the Pennoyer push should
and England to the fact that thia court
is, A.C. Dixon and D. L Minkler.
Beene 1 : An alley in the business por­
he given to understand that it w II not lx*
try means business
tion of a certain Christian < itv, in one of
To honorable II K. Hanna, Judge of
recognized by the true democracy of
Just before the senate adjourned for
ihe Pacific state»
Characters: Two
first judicial district ol the State of
Oregon
If
such
action
is
not
taken,
the
the Christina» recaaa, ths following reso
boys about 14 or 15 veer« old. Two
Oregon:—We, the under-igned grand
nomination of a democratic, or even ft
Iutions were adopted : One by Senator
more boys about lM>
juror«, having ls*en duly empanelled on
union
state
ticket,
will
be
but
a
farcial
Cullom, directing the heads of the exe
As the scene opens, the quartette ap
the 13th day ol Decemlier 1KU7. Is-g
proceeding
upon
which
the
voters
of
all
culive departments, to inform these ate
l»ears grouped under a sired out of the
I arties will place Ike seal of their con leave lo submit Ihe following report:
what
mod'fn
atione
should
be
made
in
Earliest and Latest Keepers
rain
it apfaMre from lire conversa­
demnation at the polls. — Roseburg Re- We have r arefully examined all matters
the civil service rule»; one by Senator |
tion that tlie two older boys (one of
brought before us ami passed upon the
view.
Plait of ( otmeiK ut, ( ailing upon the I
whom, bv the way. is a brother of one ol
»ame; we have examined the count)
secretary of the infeiior lor the status of >
Kohbvd
Ihe
Grave
the younger fads) h«ve found them on
building«, jail and court house ami rind
the freedmen in the Choctaw and Chick’i one of tire principal streets, one of tliem
A startling incident of which John them in fairly good comliiion; we have
asaw nations, in the Indian Territory . j
IreHstly drunk, the other only “full.” Oliver 4 Philadelphia, was the subject, also examined the different otUcee in the
PATRIOTIC HEROISM,
one by Senator Allen, directing the post :
Trie "little brother" emitted a |»-rfect is narrated by him mm follows; “I was in court house and find llie le>oks in «aid
CHRISTIAN DEVOTION aed
master general to wend the senate copie*- | storm ot vils language, cursing and a most dreadful condition. My skin was
offices well kept; ws have also examined
BERRIES OF ALL KINDS.
FINAL MARTYRDOM of ail steamship mail contracts now in
swearing at his brother who InnJ taken almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue the county hosirilal ami find it neatly
force; one by Senator White, asking the him by force away from the^gaze of the
coaled, pain continually hi bat k and and well kept. Signed by: C
W,
president what action bad been taken in
Wrh 6k«t< Le« of
Hide*, no appetite, gradually growing Palm, Foreman, J H. Lacy. J. It Wil
Front street public.
behalf of two Californians, held aw pria
IT Till.
As the scene opens, a consultation is weaker day by day. Three physnians son John O'Brien. Win. Noah, W A
oners m the Republic of ( oluuibla; and Imirig held which ends in ’Ire der ision of had given me up fortunately, a friend
Cordell, Ben Haymond.
one by Senator Kyle, calling upon the the older boys to take ti e younger broth­
advise«! trying ‘Electric Bitters,’ and to
Houtlirrn Oregon Preferable
secretary of state for all correspondence er home. When the der ision is an-
mv great joy and surprise, ths first bottle
with Hayti relating to BernardCainpbell nouneed, the younger brother answers,
A party of »ix who came to this coaat
made a <iv<- filed improvement
I contin­
Official notice has been given of the ".No------------- I won’t go home, ami-------
Richly Illustrated with Original Drawing* by the Beat Artists.
ued their use for three weeks, ami am with the intention of going to the Klon­
k i-an Octal -, printed from large, clear new type, on extra la d adbandonment ol the New Year’s day —— —— you needn't try to make me. now a well man. 1 know they «ayed rny dike gold fields have about given up tlie
I, ■ I in v.ll.im Cloth. Stamped in Gold, Gilt Top, Illustrated with mx - reception at the White bouse, ami of the
¡9^ l‘r«*»*’ •--J • ted cverv
for----- ’we're out t'r a good ol' lime.' ” life, and rub lx*« I the grave oí another m lieme and instead will, it is reported,
Omers by mail will re--eive prompt | teen full Page Half Iones.
Pnce, »1.50.
diplomatic breakfast given on the rame
fire de. iftion «»■ carried out, de«pit* victim.” Noone should tail to try them. turn llieir attention to Southern Oregon,
v>
i.
in
”»b«< rjption te tb«
attention.
4
IloXi to yet the BOOK ( Heap K, ,t I Rurs«-u ama and add 7'- ■ lay by the Secretary
th« ytfll« and rur«e« of th* poor drunken Only 60c perbottlsat W F. Kremer’s, 6 and should the pls. er ground in Ibis and
J. T. TAYLOR,
ol the stale meet with the approval ot
.
the ameent’ making only »2 01 in al!, nod ths book will be given ven. H
Those W ho Endure
lad.
PROPRIETOR
<
A meeting of the lx>ard of directors of their manager, they will locate here
i j . .... . «r and in arreare, pay up to dale and U mors and re- sire
Seen* 2; The waik through the back
The
pain«
of
rheurnatimn
ehould
lx*
,
If r u wish the book rent lo you by mail, add 1J cwnta
the Willarm-tteVal e/ < na :tauqua A»so- ' N. F. P. Fitxlake, of Washington, D C.,
street« to th«* bov’nbonie, the po«>r fellow
' reminded that a cure for th;« di»va«e
elation was held a' Oreg >n City last a-ek is in charge of the party and will vi.it
tagging, bctwc*>o oath« not to lx* taken
j nay be found in flood'« Harsapflrilla.
at which it was decided to hold the an­ Southern Oregon Soon to l<jok the ground
home, but, “Kay toys, yUuM, pUuat lake
I he experience of Iboee who have Ix^n
nual as-embly at Gladstone Park, July over
While in Seattle, Mr Filxla*s
completely and permanently care«!, prove
12 to 23. Arrangement« are partly com­ I slated to an Oregouisn corresi-ondeiit
the power ol thi« medicine to route and
pleted to have Rev. I Ih-Witt Tabeage,
his paity was prepared to buy a
Sc/ii!/in^'s
com­ of Washington, D. C , ami Governor that
I conquer thia di«eaae. Hood’e Bar«apa*
gi.si mine, and that after a careful study
; rilla is the One True Purifier and it mon
Gordan of Georgia, to «lelivrr lectures I of the merits of the two gold fields had
applied
neutralize« the a< 11 which causes the
retarv Gray was deputized to aseet j decided lo change their plane and locate
h««lRg
pow8*r
tea
fteg
eeflee
a« tie« and pain« of rheumatmrn. Ihi«
with
the California Chautauqua on Jan 'in -»mi hern Oregon
Medlord Mail.
»pires
i« why i’ absolutely cure« when hniinent*
Opposta Court Houae
nary 2s to make arrangements for the
rite»« gentleman have come to a wise
the
The tea is
GRANT’S PASH, ORE and other oelward applnation« fail to
annual «ummer gather n/
, conclusion in settling down in Southern
Market Street Ferry, ST. Cal
| give permanent relief, lie «are to get
tea; the baking
Oregon instead of going to far oil Klon-
EvarvtMxljr
Wo.
SPECIALS.
I
the
mo«l
won
d^
• )ne of the
Ca«enre
‘
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“She told me to guess what she had
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uns Baltimore baseball player, “that’s
right,” replied the other. “We’ll go
into training and practise all winter.”
‘You mean we'll join a gymnasium?"
“No
What a man wants to do is to
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We’ll join some good debating society.”
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“If any of yr know ju«t cau^e or impedi­
ment why these tw«» p< ’.^<>n- should not be
joined together in Holy Matrimony, ye are
to declare it, or forever after hola you*
peace.” If physician* obeyed this solemn
admonition in the marriage ceremony and
proteRted with the honest and scientific rea­
sons in their po»M< »Mon half of the unbappi-
nese, sickness and d< ath in the world would
cease to exist. The man or woman who has
developed symptoms of that dread di*easr
consumption should not marry until cured.
Consumption should bar the way to wedded
life It I m a crime to transmit to future gen­
erations the death - dealing germs in the
blood of the consumptive.
Many physii ians pronounce consumption
an incurable disease In this they are mis­
taken as thousamls will testify I>r Pierce's
Golden Medical Ih*« overycures q H percent,
of all cases of consumption It corrects all
disorders of the digestion It promptly im­
proves the appetite ai d make- it keen and
hearty. It fills tin blood with the tissue-
buildmg elements of the fo<y|, and acting
directly upon the lungs, drives out all im­
purities and dis« as. germs It makes rich,
pure blood, builds new, firm, healthy flesh,
and strong, springy muscles. It soothes
and invigorates the nerves. Thousands
have testified to their permanent recovery
from consumption through its use, after
they were given up by the doctors and all
hope was gone. Druggists sell it and noth­
ing else is “just as good.”
There cannot lx-too many g«»-.I practical b<jukf
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