Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, September 13, 1907, Image 3

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Good News for Coal Consumers.
To the Trading Public of Sherman county
I wish to thank all those who have given me a share of their pat­
ronage since my purchase of the Sherman Trading Co. in Moro.
I want to earn the good will and esteem of everybody in Sherman
county, not simply by being a “good fellow,” but by giving every one a
chance to buy goods at right prices.
To do this 1 wish to announce right here that this is a cash store
and will be run on cash principles. It is not one of the kind that takes the
money from one and sells another on time, both at the same price..
Goods bought at invoice from the Sherman Trading Co. are now
on sale at as low discounts as the goods will stand. These discounts are
worth to you five and ten per cent and even better on some goods.
It is evident that it would take considerable effort to re-mark these
goods, hence selling them by discount. But new goods purchased will be
marked and sold at as low figures as similar goods may be obtained, not
only in Sherman county, but in the Willamette valley as well.
Beside discounts as above I pave a large number of articles which
am going to sell for cost. They are goods which I will not carry in regu­
lar stock.
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I n c o n c lu sio n 1 w a n t to sa y to a n y o n e w ish in g to ta k e
a d v a n ta g e o f th e p ric e s s e t b y m y sto re t h a t y o u c a n d o so o n
a 3 0 o r 6 0 d a y b a s is b y c a llin g a n d m a k in g a r r a n g e m e n t
W . F. Schuller, Moro
The
O b s e rv e r
MORO, SHXBMXM CO.,OBBOOW:
T he prioe of The Observer is 11.80
oar y ea r. 7» e en t* fo r at« m o n th *. M oenta
fo r fo u r m o u t h a - b a t i f pe«d In a d rn n o ., w.
MJO.pl | 2 . W »a fu n
'»mW lb $ n o M year IT H cen t*
m o u th
Church and Society notice* FREE, n -
-^pt when for money making purpose»,
-uch notice* at regular rate* at the option
’ the publisher».
F R I D A Y . ..
Sept. 13, 1907
W h a t th e C o lo n is t R atos Aro
T o any Ry. S ta tio n In th io Cownty.
From
Kansas city ........
S t Joseph.............
L eaven w orth ,....
A tchison...............
* Council Bluffa . . . .
Omaha..................
H ioux.city.............
Ht Paul...................
Minneapolis..........
Duluth...................
, W innipeg......... • •
DesMoihea . . . . . . .
St L o u is...............
Oklahoma city . . .
Feorfa *.................
Chicago ... .........
E v a n s v ille . . m
Icecream daily at Rudolf#.
The Observer i# the Sherman
cou n iy paper you want.
I want your butter and egg#, and
w ill pay the higbeet market prioe
fog H. W F Schuller, Moro.
.
After 1 pm. W ednesday, it is very
difficult for us to handle copy that
oalla for obaogea in the form.
\
When the average housewife can
find nothing else to preserve, the
riod of a water melon look# good to
i,
Indianapolis........
Memphis......... .
L ouisville.............
Cincinnati . . . . . . ■
Detroit...................
Cleveland.........
N ash ville.............
Pittsburg .............
Toronto, Ontario..
Buffalo...................
Birmingham.........
Atlanta .................
Asheville...............
Mobile...................
Washington c ity ..
M o n tr e a l..... •
Philadelphia........
Baltimore . . .........
boston...................
New York city ..
Rato.
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Pacific Coast Elevator Co.
W h o le s a le
W heat
>
C rain b e a le re
Warehouse a t Moro w ill be In charge of
WM.
R u d o lp , Agent
Grain purchased at all Stations in Sherman county
M oney
Loaned
on
G r a in .
a
E. S. Cattroo, Sherman Count, Agent, Wasco, Oregon
off the ways, ia now the Princess of
Pacifio coast inland waters. Capt
F II Sherman, of our Astorian boys,
is in command on the Portland-
Dallee City route, in the Regulator
Line. The Gatzert is now an ideal
of The O. Man, when editor of The
Astorian, advocating a Summer re­
sort and a Grand Hotel afloat, com­
bined. On special occasions she is
fitted to accommodate 625 passen­
gers, and carrv 300 tons of freight.
Young people are beginning to
bunt* ftp their school books, «« it is
only 10 days until school will begin
Moro never has bad better prospects
for a good school year The organi­
zation is complete snd the coepe-V
teachers wae never better. Our city
in the past has bad reason to he
proud of its echools, and present in-
dioationa are that the current year
Sheep scab infect# residents of
will make a record superior to even
Idaho city. It wae at first diagnosed the beet.
as barbers’ itch, but when women
On and after tomorrow, Saturday
caught it, physicians identified it.
Septem ber 14, Mrs H fa h l will have
The entire body of some people are
her new m illinery on dieplay at her
Infected.
store in th is city, and invite# all the
her.
“ Hello, Tom; where are you go­ ladies o f Moro and vicinity to call
Dr. C. H artley, i# permanently
ing?” “ Why, I’m going to get Dick and inspect the sam e On T uesday
T he Teuoh th a t Hoalo.
T he old remedies are best. H ick­
located in Wasco for the practice of
and Harry and go to The New Res­ ami W ednesday M :» h Edna Strahl
Is the touch of Bucklen* Arnica Salve.
ory
Bark Cough Remedy hae been
Dentistry. Charge# reasonable, and Its the happiest combination of Arnica
taurant and get a Sunday chicken will npeu a fine assortm ent in Grass
(lowers and healing balsam* ever com in nee for over 100 year»«by the old dinner, with apple dum plings. Join
a ll work guaranteed.
V alley, and invite-4 the ladies of that
pounded. No matter how old the sore or Dutch Dunkard* of Pennsylvania,
” Yum , Yum; I guess I will.
C an you afford to trifle with so
oity and vicinity to call and see the
nicer is, this Salve will cure it. For cuts, nd is still in use by all old families
serious a matter a# to neglect a bad burns, scalds, wound* or piles, it haa no
Mrs Bryant and Mrs OW A xtell new creations at the m ost reasonable
of western Pennsylvania. Is abso­
oold or cough, when for a trifling equal. Guaranteed Moro Pharmacy, 25c
lutely pure, made from the bark of returned from their Linn county price« ever offered iu the oounty.
am ount you can secure a bottle of
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the white orabell-bark hickory firee. visit oo the 6th. Judging from the
Hickory Bark Cough Remedy, that
t
liance#
for
an
Education.
Shipped
from
the
east
and
manufac­
size and flavor of the apples brought
Subscribe for The Obeerver
it guaranteed to cure or money re-
tured in Salem, Oregon. For sale by horpe by Mre Bryant, Linn is head­
White
Clover
Ioe
Cream
at
Ru
landed? Prioe 26c, 60o and 11.00
Compared w ith former y e a n the
Moro Pharmacy and a ll dealers.
ing for the procession of record
per bottle. For sale at Moro Pharm­ dolfs every day and evening.
present
is the most auspicious time
Condon Times: Judge Littlefteld breaker».
Fresh supply of genuine carbolen
acy, and dealer# jvery where.
for young people to educate them-
Mra Strahl bae bad a shop full of
ium ju st opened at theObaerver Book pened the regular September term
eelves. Dozens of boys and girls in
K C Davi#, proprietdr of the Grass
of the Circuit oourt for Wheeler workers at her millinery establish­
this county have the opportunity
V alley Barn, promptly attends all Store.
county, at Foseil on Tuesday. H av­ ment thie week, Miee Edna, Mrs
of
attending college, but it is safe
The
Sherman
county
board
of
oalla, day or night. Animal# given
ing familiarized him self with the Henry DeMoes, Miss Lillian Stan
to
say
that only a sm all percentage
equalisation
will
meet
in
Moro
on
the very e#t of care. Charges are
husiness to come before the court ley, and Mias Haael Dunahoo, pre
Of them will avail themselves of the
right.
the 16th.
and ascertained that there would be paratory to giving the ladies a re'
privileges offered to make the best
W hen two disagreeable people
Want a good hone in Moro, cheap? no jury trials, made an order dis­ oeption tomorrow.
out ot their lives. W hat wouldn’t
marry we are led to believe that See J M Dunahoo. We can’t all of pensing with the jury, thereby sav
We are learning this year that Abraham Lincoln have given for
Cupid ha# had the help of an invis­ us live in Paris.
ing an expense of some $300 to the there is too much risk in farming
such a chance? A majority of our
ible power in arranging matter# in
Farmers, are you getting ready to taxpayers
large tracts of land. The operation great and leading men are college
way not to spoil two families.
spend a week at our district fair in
The Ladies’ Aid Society gave Mrs calls for too many men and horses bred, yet but a very sm all percent
The Pacific Coast Elevator Co are the Dalle#? Better do so.
Donahoo a farewell Monday evening that cannot he obtained for the har­ of all the boys ever attend a school
buying all kinds of grain, wheat,
I am paying 60c per roll for but fraught with touching sentiment. vest. Little farms well tilled may of higher learning. Then there is
barley, oats, etc, and are prepared ter and 20c per doaeu for eggs today Mr and* Mrs Dunahoo have spent be made to pay better.
the satisfaction of knowing m any
to pay the highest cash prices
W F Schuller, Moro.
many pleasant years in Sherman
People from Moro who have wif things to be learned in no other way
all stations in Sherman county. See
Three Dollar Gold Fountain Pen county, and will leave a long train neased the plays of the Josephine and a training of the thinking fac­
adv in this paper.
for 1 1 8 0 , The Obeerver Book 8tore of regrets following their departure Deffry oompany in Wasco and Grass ulties and many other advantage#
For many year* Chamberlain’* Lough this month. A good tim es bargain They go next week to Polk county Valley assure us that the oompany •▼•n though one never doe#, nor de-
Remedy ha* constantly gained in favor
to be convenient to the State Norm la Aral olaaa in every way, and ie ■irea to, secure a noted place in the
We will not be reeponaible for the
and popularity, and is now one of the
al, where Lloyd and Miss Hazel are
orthy of the very greatest respect world.
■taple medicines, and has an enormoo* neglect of subscribers to notify us of
to pursue their studies. We wish They give a finished performance
changes
in
their
address.
Nor
will
the
When Prof. French was here re­
sale. It is intended especially for acute notification of a Postmaster that the sub­
throat and lnng’Jdiaeaeea—coughs, colds scriber haa “ Removed” settle the bill of them all the good luck im aginable that will be appreciated by patroha cently, he showed how it is possible
croup; and can always be depended open a delinquent.
Topsey is at home again in Moro,
Two big combines, with teams of for young jteople to educate them ­
It is pleasant and safe to take and is an
Old type makes the very best of after three months vacation at J F 32 horses each, passed through this selves, so to speak, at the Eastern
doubtedly the best in the market for the
purposes for which it is intended. Sold Babbitt metal. We have it for sale Belahee’s farm.. Her home now is oity Sunday evening. C H Beishee Oregon State Normal School at
and when you need any call at The with P P DeMoss.whom she delights was moving west, and Del Calhretb Wggtoo, now open, where the pupil
by Moro Pharmacy.
Observer office. Price is right.
twice a day with a big bucket-full was moving east. Main Btreet, al has golden opportunities for paying
The Obsetver Book Store has now
of
rich golden hued milk. Topsey the railroad oroeaing, lacked one their way by doing a variety of
T ub old Pennsylvania DutohDun
• »1, lb« school books adopted by tbe
lived with The Observer family eix inch of being a foot wider than nee light work about the institution,
Icard«
recommend
Hickory
Bark
State school book commission for
OH in Oregon schools. Pupil’* books Cough Remedy. Gnararteed to cure years, and looking up at the house eeaary to let the big machines pass and singled out to ua, pictured in
this morning from the end of her through.
sketches of the m any departments
will be exchanged under rules gov your cough, and guaranteed to be
tether,
asked
The
O.
Man
why
it
la
Deputy Sheriff Meyers caught of the school, several pupils so en­
•ruing the same as established by pure. Made from the bark of the
that ahe is barred from m ixing with 8 men Sunday, near Bigge, oharged gaged in the work of educating
shell-bark
or
white
biokory
tree.
For
the oommiseion. As we pay cash
the other stock at home? “It's not with stealing a suit case from Louis themselves. Weston Normal is one
for these books and sell them at the sale by Moro Pharmtcy.and all deal
your fault, Topsey.”
Browuleaf, an engineer on the North of the beet fitted schools on the Pa
lim e cash rate, we have no books ere everywhere.
Mias Elaie Thompson, long and Bank Road. The stolen goods were cifio ooast, and we expect to see
whioh we can trust out, henoe, any
Lame back is an ailment for which
favorably known In Sherman county found iu the possession of the thief, several young people join it at the
book »old must be paid for before it Chamberlains Pain Balm haa proven
pecially
valuable.
In
almost
every
ins­
died
at the home of her parents, M or thieves, and the trio: Luther, of close of the present harvest where
leaves the store. We did not make
tance it affords prompt and permanent and Mra J A Thompson, in Portland Underwood, and Amea and Johnson their services seem just now to be
the law. Books are exchnngabls
relief. Luke LaGrange, of Orange, Mich
indispensable. Unfortunately for
only for corresponding hooka in the Mya, “after using a plaster, and other Saturday, aged 20 years. Funeral of the Dalles, were landed in jail to
som« of this class our sohools o[«n
sam e grade. To Illustrate : no 0th remedies for 3 weeks for a bad lame back eervioee were held in Portland Sun answer, on exam ination before Jus­
too early in the fall; however, 160
I purchased a bottle of Chamberlains day, and interment took place at tice Rudolf.
grade book can be exohanged for
pupils were enrolled at the opening
Pain
Balm,
and
2
applications
effected
Rose
cemetery
Monday
evening
af
7th grade book. The old book mu
The kangaroo rat Is becoming nu­
of
Weston Normal, and 60 more are
cure. For sale by Moro Pharmacy.
ter the train arrived, followed by a merous In portions ot Crook oounty.
have both covers, all leaves intact,
confidently expected.
and be in suoli shape that they can
With the opening of the fair in long procession of friends and old Dr Goffin has one that was osugbt
be again used by other pupils. An the Dalles, October 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 time neighbors from Moro and vi­ In Sherman oounty. They are pro­ - President Robert C. French is
supported by a very able staff of
' other important thing to he remem- the fair in which Sherman oouoty cinity. Deceased wae a moat amia lific breedera, and w ill soon overrun
ble
young
lady,
and
leaver
host#
of
- bered ft that you should know the i# particularly interested, earnest
the oountry, unless oare is taken to teachers and assistants and every
book you want, before ooming, or be preparation# are now being mad companions, besides her nearest and destroy them. They »re native of department is as thoroughly sustain­
prepared to aoourately decide, as for the occasion, and the p la cin g o f deareat of kin, to mourn her aad de­ Australia, and may be olaesifled ed aqany school in the Pacifio states
we poeitlvely refuse to take a book exhibits will shortly oommsnos. By parture. Mre N W Thompeon and along with the ballot, registration the entire façulty b«Wg of thè high-
baok when purchased on the 1 all means, if poaaihle attend thia Mrs Angue Koko were sisters of I tew ,\n d other abominations thrust [ est standard in^their Une of work.
gueae so” proposition. All we ask
¡Send tor oatologue.
I wpoo Oregon from AnetraUa.
MtesBtete.
1« a' square deal.
1
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Farmers of Sherman county we are
selling harvest supplies.
If y o u a re n o t b u y in g of u s , w h y ?
A s k o u r c u s to m e rs , th e y w ill tell y o u
w e are selling r ig h t.
St. Louie, Mo.
W illiamson Co Coal Co,
Rutledge Taylor Coal Co.
,
W h y n o t be one of th e m ?
Chicago, Illinois.
Carterville Diet. Coal Co,
Clinton Coal Co,
Chioago a Big Muddy Co,
Coal a Coke Co,
Collins Coal Co,
Deering Coal Co,
Diamond Coal a ^ lin in g Co,
Johnson City Coal Co, ,
Keller C F Coal Co,
Otter Creek Coal Co,
Peabody Coal Co,
Sedalia Coal Co,
Stoper W B Coal and Coke Co,
United Coal Mining Co.
Harvest men we've got the shoes!
See us for 1ace leather, lanterns, can­
vass for beds, etc.
Doo’i fail to see the big line of top
JO Elrod returned to thie oity for
buggies
at Crosfield’s. *
business, this week
J J Deckard, mine host at The
Den McLachlan 1» at home, on a
Biggs, has just completed a tour of
vieit from Cone hay.
Colorado. “ There ia no place like
S ee Croefield for a 6 ton Pitleea
home.*’
Soale. Get the net weight of your
Music, and a great variety of eu-
orop at home.
tertaiuments of a high order, includ­
Terra Haute, Indiana.
Agent Fredrioy ie making another
ing the famous shows of K J Arnold,
Coal Bluff Mining Co,
change of stations, from Wasco to
will add to other attractions fair
» Jackson. Hill Coal A Coke Co.
Hood river.
.
week in the Dalles, October 8 ,9 ,1 0 ,
Miee Ida Mowry accompanied 11, 12. Manager Arnold is the best Benton, III.
Benton Coal Co.
Mrs Hiram Donley on her return to amusement promoter on the Pacifio
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coast.
Shaniko, Toeeday.
Marion, Illiuoie.
Consumers Coal Mining Co.
W H Moorehouse, a former popu­
The steamer Bailey Gatzert, just
lar builder iu this oity, wae here on
Hot Coffee and Sandwiohea, at
busineea tais week.
B Wolfard’s, Bigge.
Miss Lillian Stauley returned on
J H Landry is attending to busi­
the 8th, from a pleasant visit with
ness io Portland this week.
friends in Multnomah oouoty.
Having bought the stock of the
The traction engine train of five
Moro Im plem ent Co. at a bargain,
10-tou oare, is now ready for busi­
am now ready to give my trade
ness tw ixt Madras and Shaniko.
close prices. L R French, Moro.
Miss Ashby, of Antelope, has ac­
The M. E. Conference have sent
cepted a position as stenographer
Mr Holladay to Prineville; Rev FE
and type writer in Attorney M E
Sm ith to Wasco; Rev Perry Chanler
Miller’s Moro offioe.
to Moro; Rev GF P inkham ,Spauld­
That extra O R N train, the Biggs
ing chajiel.
Portland epeeial, seem s to ue like a
It is discouraging to the thrasher
species of tomfoolery, with big over­
man to have the farmers indifferent
land trams chasing it np and down.
action when trouble arises iu keep­
E G Barzee was busy in Moro
ing a crew together. At least one
we know of threatens to pull in on Monday. He and Mr Peugh are
makihg a reoord with their tbraeher
this account, and q u it
this
season in the vicinity of Wasoo.
I was so weak from an attack of diarr­
hoea, says R G Stewart, of Stewart Bros,
Greenville, Ala, that I could scarcely at­
tend to my duties, when I took a dose of
Chamberlains’ Colic, Cholera and Diarr­
hoea Remedy, which cured me entirely,
and I had been taking other medicine for
days without relief. I heartily recom­
mend this remedy for bowel complaints.
For sale bv Moro Pharmacy.
Oats
B arley
Following la the list of dealers to
whom Mr Miller refer», and with
whom oonaumers are advised to
open correspondence. Two or three
farmer» can oombine together and
get a oar load of 28 or 30 tone, at a
rate which they may never again
bear o f :
Kansas oity.
Ceutral Coak and Coal Co.
J R Crowe,
Fidelity Coal Mining Co.
PIONEER BRICK,
MORO, OREGON.
L a n e A S e x t o n
D ealers In H ard w are, Im p lem en ts and Farm Extras
Johnson City, Illinois.
New Virginia Coal Co.
6 0 0 - 6 0 2 East 2d S tre e t
T h e Dalles, Oregon.
Kokomo, Indiana.
Domestic Block Coal Co.
H e a d q u a rte rs
Clay City, Indiana.
Harrison Coal a Mining Co.
fo r
and
o ffe r in g
s p e c ia l
Plano Extras and Drapers
Binding and Sack Twine
Cook House Supplies and Utensils
Brazil, Indiana.
Zellar, McClellan A Co.
Princeton, Indiana.
Princeton Coal A Mining Co.
The emergency rate agreed upon
by the Railway Co, $7 per ton in
car load lots, and the mine owners
charge of $1 per ton, enables you to
lay your coal down in Moro at $8 a
ton from Missouri river pointe.
They’re Worth Climbing For
Preferred Stock Jellies, Jam» and Preterre«, in glass, come to the
home table as wholesome, delicious, and sparkling as those (lone
by m other hercclf— and without the labor and overheating process of
cooking| w ithout worrying of covers that don t nt and
Jars that w o n 't seal; w ithout the loss of cans and fruit
through breakage and spoiling. I t is economy to use
Travel Jrom the East into Oregon
ie just now enormous. It will keep
up f«> 30 days, then * e never ex­
pect Ip hear of such oheap fares
across this continent again.
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Preferred Stock Canned Goods
r.ek^ Wh.r,»«r
IU I m I
u
« *ro « a
T h e y really are Just as fine in quality as any preserves,
Jellies os jams can he. T h e re « in in l, cannot be anything
better, for only the best of materials are used and they are
put up in great, m odem “ preserving kitchens’ 'b y expert cooks.
a n d g i r I t n t i d l h t moil wholeiom r— P r tfr r rtJ Stoci— a t j w
G n c tr 'i
arj.M» *, LXWIS, Whotesal* Otoows. POBTLAWP. ORBQOW. P. 8. A-
IP alita w ith. t&a © a e ta r
a
h f . a i . t i i
•u « « r a r o o N i» .
W illamette ; U niversity
“You smoke 30 cigarettes a day?
“Yes, on the average.”
44 Professors - - - 3 Instructors
“Yet you don’t blame them for
Alllllftted College*
your run down condition?”
College or Liberal Art»
“Not in the least; I blame my
College
of Medicine . . . M D
A B
Con rues—Classical . . .
College of L»w . . . LL B
B L
hard work.”
- Literary . .
College of Theology . . . B D
1 )8
Hclentlflc . .
The physician shook his head
College o f Musk) . . . . B M
Ph B
Philosophical
and smiled in a vexed way. Then
School of Art . . . Certificate
College of Liberal Arts maintains The Affiliated Colleges and the
he took a leech out of a glas# jar.
the following schools
“Let me show you something, he
Hchool of Art are financially
Independent of the College of
said, "bare your a rm /’__________
Coll®«« of O ratory
.
. OB
Liberal Atta.
Teachers’ C o lle g e .......................B P d
The cigarette fiend bared his pale
Normal
S
c
h
o
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l.....................
Diploma
For catalogne address
arm, and the doctor laid a lean,
Oregon Institute or Academy “
President John H. Colente»,
black leech ujaon it. The leech fell
School of Commerce . . .
“
Salem, Oregon
to work bufiily; its body began to
í i«*«‘«<««(* « « « « * « € * * fe*<* * « i* * * * <***í^ * * * * * * * * * *
swell;,then, all of a sudden, a kind
of shudder convulsed it, and it fell
to the floor, dead.
"That is what your blood did to
that leech, said the doctor as he
R in g s . C h a in s , E tc .
took the little corpse between hiij
finger and thumb.
“ Ijook at it, he said, quite dead,
you see; your blood has poisoned
Good Goods Sold Reasonable
ill”
“I guess it wasn’t a healthy leech
in the first place,” gasped the ciga­
rette smoker, sullenly.
W a t c h I n s p e c t o r fo r* t h e O . R . N .
"W asn’t healthy, eh? W ell, we’ll
try again,” said the doctor, as he
clapped two leeches on the young
m an’s thin arm.
"If they both die, said the patient
I’ll swear off; or at least I’ll cut out
Expert, Experienced, Registered Pharmacists
20 cigarettes of my daily allow­
ance.”
riedlcines Carefully Compounded.
Even as he spoke the smaller
leech shivered and dropped on his
knee, dead; and a moment later the
larger one fell beside it.
"This is ghaotly; said the young
roan, "I am worse than the pesti­
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lence to these leeches.”
“It is the empyreumatic o il.in A ny and all K in d s o f P a te n t M e d ic in e Alw ays In Stock
your blood,” said the doctor. “All
cigarette fiends have it; smoke reas­
onably, and this oil will disappear,
and you w ill be no longer deadly to
the leech. Furthermore, your appe­
tite will return; you will sleep bet­
ter and your muddy color will clear
up; it is not hard work that has
brought these troubles, down on
you, but hard smoking.”
“ Doc,” said the young man, re­
garding the three dead leeches
thoughtfully,;“I half believe you’re
right.” '
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