The Santiam news., March 09, 1906, Image 4

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Waabingtoo, March S. — In the ren­
ale today, Nela*>r> contino*! the diarua-
•iori ot tbe atateboal bill, urging the
pueaage of the meaaure aa reported
tmm tbe committee on territoriee. Tbe
remainder ol tbe «melon «ai deiolad
to tbe pa««age of tbe bilia on the calen­
dar, among them t<eing one providing
for c<»mpul*>ry *lm*tion in the l>.a-
trict «I Colombia and another regarding
the eel* timi ot otti.-era in tbe revenue
cutler aervic*. Teoolhera of import­
ance to the Meet eere
Providing for the icariane* of patent«
for land* to Indiana on the Colville
reaerialion, «tate of Waalnngtmi,- un­
der tl.e M<*ra agreement of July 7,
ISM.
To confer juriedictlon upon the Cir­
cuit court for tlie Ninth circuit to de­
termine in equity the right* of Amer
lean cltirena under th* award of th*
Behring rea arbitration at Paria, ami
to rei.dr I judgment ther*>n.
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M aaLingt.m, March S. — l egislation
by ttnanimoua coneent and under eua-
penaion of the rule« occupied the atten­
tion of tlie bou«e and reeulUd in the
|>a*eage of aeveral bilia, aome nt concili-
arable importance. Th* adopt on of a
reeulotiuti of Inquiry a* to whether
any criminal proeecotiott* hav»> lawn
begun again*! imi i iduala in the North­
ern be-urli ire company furnished tbe
teat for a epee, h of criticiem by M'ill-
iame, the Democratic leeder, directed
against the administration, linei an­
swers were made by Jenkin-, of M is-
coiisin, and llroavenor, id Ohio.
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LXACT COPY Q« »YUPPCA.
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
Waatiugt-«, Feb. 2H. — The details
of Hie provisions ot Hie army appropri­
ation bill occupied the bouse ol repre-
•ecitsllie«
thrnuglxiut
th*
'lay
Throughout wtember* «4 the appropri­
ation rommitte*. beaded by i -airman
Tawney, wer* in ccuitrvverwy
with K mp ihn bofeoi« open
one of
l liairman Hull and tbe memlwre ol Ayor • Pillo at bodtlmo. jutt one
the military committee. F.ach rnnleet
was an rffort eiHivr in th* direction ol
reducing or restricting tbe amounla
»ppi M ton.
carri*l in Hie bill. In i«>m* caeee Hie
•» si W«u t
appropriations committee *a* swrcwm
fill, and in other* tlie military com
Hi1
• hew
tbe
mitten,
run
Tuesday. February 27.
Thursday March I.
Washington, March ) — The discus­
sion of lite rallroai rate question wss
untino.-d in ti e senate belay hr l>ol
V i»**» r •*»<»*
4 •«»»•io J • ’»
liver, who spoke iu eup|>orl of the
ttollier-llepburn bill. He said that tlie
bill was intended merely to supplement
V4 iRRtr
tlie ea -ling mler-'ale ■ -inmer
law
1 be Min
I be etri look* open my and contended l«r its validity from a
• tilt with favor. but bulb her father concitiulional point of view, predicting
ala! mother u | i | khi * It.
that it veroment ownership of tlie raii-
Tbe Maid
I’iru I may aa wall coo i<a Is would be forerei upon the coun­
gratulata you.
try if congress did not meet the present
The Mau tVby. pray?
Irmand lor regulation. Dolliver was
Tbe Mali] You are aure to be elect uot qui.Honed, and, when he con­
cluded, the remainder of tlie day was
nt by an over » I., liulog minority.
devoted to the bill providing for the
settlement of Hie affaire of tbe Five
Civillae-I Tril*s of Indiana after tlie
ter in mat ion of tlieii tribal relations.
For Infants and Children.
Wednesday. February 28
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ke«>< **.:<•. W4 «•
i«»*«i** It h<g
I bwikwv* II 1« (*e
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4« mm » wm » «f*At « «-4
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IteursM hot •*«>•* if a * g •» « h tar*'.
« litre rasttiB. i-<‘ wtOf •••■ti-
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■ »-<•.! fhl K A ! Ire**
A.-«U •* « ■ . abex) .«*»£ ■• X
< •* < tear as «I roar nt krrrplrd
‘■Souiwtimew I tbink mjr tjFpwwr1t«r
know* iijorv tbau I <!»»,” romarktM th»»
New lurk orator
"I ww« UicUtiug
a »iw- h to her thtw nwrtHng •ud I
hgld • I In» Iwillot U ».icri'tl ’ ”
•A v« ry projM r »«•uniurnt ’•
"Hut »he rhang»-«! It Hbe mit ml the
letter« of the last word a little and
Changed 11 to ’•»> uroX’" W'uablügtuU
Bur.
Practical Building.
The new (.’uetoui Hotiw take* it«
place l»raide the reet of the mo»lern
architecture of New York aa an em i­
nently practical building.
The old
etructure on Wall itreet, with ita dom­
ical interior, Ita tramenduualy <irep
anti gloomy porch, ita row of twelve
monolithic columna, la full of conceo-
tiona to the fiu»liioiia
t the daf hi
which it waa erected. K»r that period
it wan a much more notable und* rtak
ing than ia the present alructure for
thia. Like many building» in New
York, it waa not adapted to the narrow
at reel on which H raiMea ita gloomy,
priaon-hke walla.
The new building
■howa a l»etlvr adaptation.
rht ugh
»kym raprra aurround it, yet they t an
not abut out the light nor interfere
with the view. Mr Giltirrl ba® tak* i
advantage of the i*ite and han met the
problama well. Everything pointe l«»
the liklihood that tbe olticiala anti the
public will tin<l the transfer from Wall
«t»e«»» to ilatterv Park particular!v con
du tire tocmo'o t and prompt <!iap««t h
of buainera — k r in Charlee !>«• hay '»
•’The New New York CuaUitb Houee'
in the March Century.
Waahignton, Feb. 27. — The senate
bslay agrred to vote on the statehood
bill before adjournment ou Friday
March V.
The proposition ssi made
try Beveridge, and there was little ditli
cully In reaching an understanding
Tbe suggestion immediately Iqllowed s
speech in support ol tlie hill by Hop
kins, during the course of which Hale
suggested that tile terr.torn* were mu
prepared tor statehood, and suggested
that their admission l*e deferred.
The remainder of the day was devot
*1 to tlie diai nasion of the hili pr> aid­
ing for th" settlement of the affair* ol
the Five Civilised Triliea of Indians,
Qsaletln« »»«plrloss.
the major portion of the time beiny
•*Mr Blank «»ennd rather uneiiy
given to the provision tor the dispeai
when I fold him you were gt»'ng to ap
of the coal land* in Indian Territory.
ply for the poaltlou <»f typewriter ”
"Me wan. but I ao<»u got him over
Washington. Feb. 27 —Military mat­
bla alarm ”
ters held the attention of the house to-
“Wbat did you nay to him?’*
lay, the army appropriation bill lieing
"T<»ld him I ba*i no matrimonial
under consideration (or amendment
design« whatever, that I merely want
That lienaral Corbin and General Mac-
et! to be iiN'sibtvr to him ” Baitim 1»
Arthur might become lieutenant gen
erala, Hie provision abolishing that Amerh an.
nW«*“ Il «ft*«
tarai*;«-* t ut
»'U ►»»•« ».•¥ ttl
JU'S iM«d M
I
in th* Indian Territory until the prop­
erty of tbe Indian* stiall be disp<**d u!
If he tells you to take Ayer’s
Cherry Pectoral for your
severe cough or bronchisl
trouble, then tske it. If he ha?
anything better, then take that.
But « e know » hat he »ill say;
for doctors have used this
cough medicine over 60 years.
At lute
MAtlUt AOtUlt H IH IHIWOHIU.
tf t tnulj tabe > lnt > m » Ihrr* )•• c y t* ( r to*
• I HfwkliN» M««s a nJ «ht«» * wM th« ìa I i - i «»
i«f* slthwhUhrtefy pair t I »>»««•• I* «n».la » u
wowl.i twit«« whv Ah I I» wgl«’ »1 M» «b.M*
»••< m.rte to mikf ah. Ih. » k< ht tlwlf •» ;
HI twit«« mat infífti and arr >.« g*«atef
kstrlnsi »«due than an* other >.« *J» «I <
W. I. Dnuyiat 8lrot’g Madt Bhvta for
fj.Mf. 9S ini. Hora Jrhnoi A
»raw lAo-«, Bff.AO,
f/. 7 A. f r A/J
, caution . I ’
. ’.Vi ■■■
la* »L <*• 1 «Bo t. • >• »t tut» X «.« i
•St»; 1 Ma r.s a »> ! pt * *1* j-v-l . », I
/««t » '!»»•’» .aa ! t»'„ .
f.t »« m ' Mt »*
W «H« t 1 •!» st-4 < V ■• .
W. I- 1M»| ««I As. Hrutkltm, Mara.
eantimeut m favor uf marking Con!*l
«rare grave* and, aa the bill bad re­
ceived favorable action by tbe military
commute*. Il wae brought In by Prine*
sod pas** I unanimously, amid ap
plaus* on both side* ot th* h«u*s.
Tli* army bill a* pa*s*i larriea sum*
thing m->r* than I'-'» IXW.OOO.
Th* houee agre*l to a senate joint
ra»dutloe. which cosdlnuse the tribal
government ot th* Fir* Civilia**! Trilws
Washington, Feb. 2d. — Th* treaty
1*1 ween the I’nited Slate* and th* Do­
minican Republic, under which Hi«
former undsrtakre to collect and dis­
burse the custom* revenue* of the lat­
ter, was report*! Io tbe senate In exec
Utlve session tislay by Senat-r Ixalge
While the treaty was given a place
on the senate legislative caleudar l>y
the report made Imlay, it will not I*
- all*! up until after the rnilruml hill
lie* lieen di*po*e>l of, and even then it
may «-» over for some time.
For three hours, lacking Hire* mln
ntea, today, Foraker held the attention
of the senate while he reed a carefully
prepared apeech on the railroad rate
queetlon. Hie speech was a protest
against any general legislation, on Hie
theory that the existing Elkin* law
could I* *<■ extended aa to make it an
iwrr all the requirements.
lie did
not fail, however, to point out what
he conalder*! the
defect*
of liie
Hepliurn-liollivrr bill, and he made
Hie declaration more than once that it
womll fail to remedy the evils com
plain*! ol
The speech was listened to
by a large attendance, Kith on the
rt'Kir and in the galleries, and at its
close the senator wa* warmly congrntu
lated by a nunila-r of hia colleagues.
M ashington, March 2.—The tlrat pri­
vate < lint s, - on of the hi li i ngrt-s
occupied tlie house today, 2b bills lie
mg paes-d. All tli**e measures carried
-mall amounts for the relief of private
individuals, who are precluded under
Hie laws from obtaining their rights
iip|H*il>«n to many of the bills was
■ oade !o Msnn
t Illinois, and Hhack
leford, <d Missouri
Thia opposition
accounted for the small number of
uieasuies considered.
I H>aj
l'»rtU d
ms
Monday. March 5.
Waabington, March 6. — Prwideat
Riauavelt aent a meo«a«« to cotigreaa
today, accompanying plan* for ««at
dafaua* prepared by a joint l«>ai<! of
army ami nary odicela, la eblcb be
empbaaiaa* the nerraaity for fur!bar de-
lenaee rami reriaaa the htaiory of tbe
lefenaire work* In tbir ooonlry. Tbe
preeulen’ calle apecial attention to the
I
rwommemfato n of tbe board that the
entrance to (. brea^eake t«y be a.Lle.1
to the het ot plarre in tbe faded
Staten to tie «lefeii.le.1.
lie *ay* tbe
tnaular p<ae>aeione cannot be longer
neglect*! It the I'nlted Htatee dee!ree
to bold them.
Iiefeneee are renim
men ic i for Manila bay, I'earl ba but.
truantanam*', (inani, han Juan and
Honolulu, becaua* of their atrnlegic
aituatloO.
Iielen»«* are recommended
tor the eutrancee to the Panama canal
Friday. March 2.
Washington. Marsh 2, — The aeriate
today | *«-,d th* lull providing for the
settlement id the affairs of the Five
Civilis*! Tribe«. Under the guise of
considering the bill, the senate spent
practically the entire day in discussi, n
of the railway question.
The bill has
pn-ned t»t|. ti e bouse and the senate,
but as the senate *iusnd*l it in many
rve|«ct«, it will now g • into confer­
ence
It is a general bill lor tl.e ad­
justment of the aflaira of these tril*«
U|-'ti their abandonment of their tribal
organisation.
W. L. D ouclas
w. r. rmiini a«
IN THE NATIONAL HALLS OF CONGRESS A.sk Your
OumDoctor
TM Btr«wve r»al»l»».
Il» Wall, Tra found out uno thla<—-
JO-I ha«« no bwart.
She -«A <x»me now. How on • man
without brain« know, anyth ng about
aaatoaiyY—4?Wv«laad Plato Inalar.
Around the World
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at Aito <?rus,«iM, la
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ii 1 -Uy the »¡iu ta but «nough
actual euffriiag
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dariug th« !•*thiDg |»fk*>l.
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r In • Sy h»oy (Australia)
evurt b«J l>*«n hoed Ito for two da y a
m
» f r ahaenew it wat «haevv
•rad that k« waa dead.
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i.a.. • t a.«i.y i•.. .•aralk• te«A
rva Walaral >’le»-e.
•"Whe-re * 1 I
i go to io* k for tba
Spirit of (be time«***
My drar • r. m th« b»«dy of th* |ew-
ple." llaittmura American. •
V rry I
"S »y. Hr *h, y ir t-»jr la about 3 or 4
y rara oM now. hnt h* T
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“Il » ♦ i:
i » Tr f t. u u» any of iba
bricht thitig« he anyal"
’’.Xrver »ay« any to tel’.**
“L->»k h-r*. Mndth ! Taka grrat rar«
of that
I' II« I« »!<'•’.u*-I fur great
tbtug*.** Bahlmor« Awerban.
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luhing. Hl «»I n «N0.ltG«.
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ir.q r Mi. lifull) > Hut
full said you woul-l gladly div for mv.
iildtuy (calmlyi- I'ruv. mv <k*ar,
but I IciJ rvfcrvu. •■ tu uiy Lair ami
w b laker».
RHEUMATISM
BODY RACKED WITH PAIN
No other !■ lily antlenn^ is equal t* th it pr -.hu •■•! by th j tin of Rhrth
tnatixm.
XVh<n the tsuiu.na an I a 1», wlu.h c.ui”- tin-».. < i r, 1» nma in-
trrn lid
in tl.e I '.
1 there is har !ly any j nt of the l»»!yllist I • n t af-
fccted. The mu ■ lea bevoiiie a-ue an i drawn, the nerves twitch and sting,
uae and swell, U m
bone* ache ■
I
o iuy. and the entire I -Iviar i ked with p -i. R!
r-i it.nn r, I
:, !iton
by i nd ideation, stomach troirblca, torpid Liver, w<-jk Kidney* and <* Krnetal
inactive state of the »vstem. The n fu • matter instead «4
1 . nj[ (>t1
through nature'* *vrntics is left to sour and form uric a. id, and other acrid
poisons which afe absorbed into the I
'.iii.i:i .in <!"<» not aflect
all alike. In some caves it takes a
About flfteen y«ara ago I had a »«vara
wandering form ; it may t< in the attack of
tin and
not
arms or legs one day am! in the w.n a with any a.ktlafaali hi . K» l»a«
were billy swoint» und drawn »-> I
Shoulders, iect, hands, back or other coniai
•< arc«» I t wa!k. I tried many rem.
parts of the body the nest. Others e Ilea but r.»u*d <«1 no r«h«t. I waa fln.
ally r«c omnxandrd loti, H. H H an I it
ruder more seriously, and are never • n cured urn aound «nd wall. I am
free from pain
Tlie uric acid and n <w 71 yaara j’ t an bavw nevar bad
any return of th« troubla,
bther irritating substances find lodge
JOSEPH FK0MI2 HAWI.KT.
merit is th.- mm h-s and joints and
Boi 104.
Aurons, 1*1.
as these deposit.» increase the mus­
Komet
m«
ago
I
?
a
l
llh«uni
allant ani
cles become still and the joints had t -j .it u
k. '* • b* u» in i. y ta <
baked and immovable. It matter* and between mg a »ul tara waa ao in-
no J
¡it* rwai * » »;«*;•. 1 triad
not in w hat form the .liscave may be I every
hing but ••' Ht « ul i ma any go >4
earl <faa4 I
a N MH Tbl«
the cause is a! wac s the same—a sour, till !
curad ma a^utsd sn-lw»ll II
acid condition of the blood.
This l madieina
urtf,eJ my blood aud tuada i..« fral liba
vital stream lias lost its purity and tu»« lo au.
CONRAD LOHR,
freshness, and instead of nourish­
Àndaraon. I nd.
1S3 K. lütb BU
ing and feeding the <!ifl<*ent parts
with health giving properties, it fills them with the a* t !t and salta of this
painful and far reaching disease. The c LI an I dampne*»« of Winter alwai •
intensify the pain* <4 Rheumatism, and the auffcier to get relief from the
' ■ ns, etc., "i need
plasters and other home remedies. These arc d' lrable I ■ ■ au»e they give
temporary case and comfort but have no effect on the real trouble which is in
the blood aud beyond the reach of such tKatmeiit
S !'• S is the best rem­
edy for Rheumatism, It goes into the
bio. d and attai ks the dis o ,- it Its head,
and by neutralizing and driving out the
acids and building up the thin, sour
bl.««I it cures the <!l-' ise permanently.
While ck ins rig the bl.»»I S. S. S tones
PIIRTI
run LL V
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F ll,> 1
¥ C. II » I MOLL.
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•' 1 ,very
excited nerves, reslucvV the inflammation, dissolves the deposit* in the joints,
f .H i i all J'tin an l completely c.in a thl* distr' sing <1:
i e. 8. S 8 is a
certain cure for Rheumatism tn any form ; Muscular. Inflammatory, Artlcu.
I.ir or S at.
Sja .il book n the di .re and any medical advice, withoua
charge, l • ail v
write. ni£ SWIFT SPCCIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. GA.
rank wus eliminat*! on a |s.int of order
raised by Grosvenor, of Ohio, who sub­
stituted an amendment to alioliah the
grade after these III era had I” ■ n pro
mot*l but thia, tisi, met defeat. Meo,
(■era of the appropriations commute«
dieputckl Hie right of the military com­
mittee to a|>pro|>riate for an apparalur
fur tire control of field artillery, hut
without am i •■•a
Ouly e ght of the ■«
pages ot the hill were paaeed upon
when the home ail) >urned.
TX
Five Year Census of Agriculture.
M'aahington, March 1.— Secretary
M'lleon, of the department of Agricul­
ture, appearcl liefore the house com
mittee on crneiis today in support ot
Washington, Match 1. — The houe» the Burleson bill for the compilation
today |-asae>l the army appropriation ot farm statietica by the government
bill, also tlie Foraker hill providing fot every five years, instead of every ten
Secretary Tootlineon, of the
the marking <>l tlie graves of Confed year*.
erate dead buri*l in the North. The Htockgrowera' assts iation. a »> urge,!
discussion developed a unanimity ol favorable action on the bill.
W hat J oy T hey B ring
E very H ome
as with joyous hearts and smiling faces they romp and play—when in health
..
nt*^clv$
the games in whkdi they indukw, the outdoor
irv enjoy, tin? <. inly, regular habits they should be taught to form and
Lie wholesome met <d which they should partake. How tenderly their health
lie taken by the senate concerning it.
lie doe* not Intend, however, to prari-
pate a continuation until after the
statehood hill has been disputed of.
Decides for Railroads.
Washington, Feb. 2». — The auita
known a* the citrus fruit case«. In
which all the railload* ol N lUtbern
California were inrtoducad, were today
decided favorably to th* railroad* by
the Hupreme court of the I’nite,! States
the opinion living by Justice Peckham
The caaes involved the fight of the
railroad cotnpaniea to designate the
route for fruit shippe-l F iat alter leav­
ing their own linea. Ttie decision ol
Hie Circuit court for th* Southern dis­
trict ot California and aleo the order
of the commisaiou were rever»*!.
Vota on Statehood.
Mashingb n, March «.—The Vnited
Stats* senate will devote most, if not
all, Hie week to the consideration of
the atateho««! bill, with a view to rea< h.
Ing a vote next Friday, in accotdance
with the agreement arrived at last
week.
Senator Pnitarwon probably
will chase the debate for the opposition
and Senator Beveridge for the bill.
These will not t>e set rpcevliea in the
usual meaning of that word, but are
sure to provoke so much discussion a*
to cause the controversy to take on the
character of a general debate.
Prosecute Ohio Road* Neat.
Washington, Fab. 2S. — Ila»*! upon
Supreme court decision in Hie < heaa-
peaks A Ohio-New Haven coal rate
case, rendered Toeeday, the Interstate
( ommeree commission la preparing to
bring auita against aeveral ot Hie large
coal line*. Aside from the anthracite
coal roads, it is said that the Baltimore
A Ohio, Il'S king Valley, Ohio Central
and Wheeling will I« made defendants
in such l.tigation.
I>eci»ion»ot the
Supreme court make it Illegal for rail­
roads to engage in any t usine*« other
than that ol common carrier.
Prospecta Ara Not Bright.
Washington, March fi. — A conference
regarding the a’atahood hill, now pend­
ing in the senate, waa held at the white
house thia afternoon, the parties lo II
being, beside* the president. Senator*
I. ing ot Kansas, Buikett of Nebraska
ami M arren of Wyoming, all supporters
of the measure. Il la conceded that the
prospects for the enactment of tbe mea*-
ur* into law are not bright, ard the
conference waa held for the pnrjxee of
considering means to save th* bill.
New Nafuraliaation Bill.
Teat Vote on Philippines.
M'asbington, March fi. — Benator
I. slge, chairman of the commltttee on
Philippines, has de« ided to make a mo­
tion that the senate discharge the com­
mittee from further consideration of
the tariff bill and it l>* taken up for
inciderai ion. Under the rules a mo­
tion of thia cbaracte, i* debatable. Tbe
senator prop--*«* to make an argument
in favor of the hill and ask that action
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M'aahington, Feb. 28. — The house
committee on immigration and natural­
isation aut'inltt*! a favorable report to
Jay on a bill to create a bureau d Im­
migration and Naturalisation under the
department ot Commerce and latbor
and to amend existing naturalisation
law*.
Représentait ve Bonynge, of
Colorailo, prejiaretl the report which
which review* naturalisation frauds
and saya two principle« controlling
naturalisation ar* iocl mied in th« bill.
fo
nee of
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r objectionable n iture and if it my tin e a
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n excellente
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rem' ”es
are Pur® and wliolesome and truly beneficial
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ic California Fig Sy rup Co. Syrup of Figs ius come into general favor in
many mihi ns <4 vjed informed families, whose estimate of its quality and
excellence is I ised up n [vrsi/naI knowledge and use
Syrup of Figs has also nu t u ith the approval of physicians generally, be­
cause they kn<>w it is wlu -les. >me, simple and gentle in its action. We inform
hi «I?ri‘. n K Jn ‘
to 11C
fnnciples of Syrup of Figs, obtained.
\ a 1 ('ti. it. .1 m.
d, ifoin certun plants known to them toact most benefici-
hino t?‘ r.r >S?‘n u,n an
svrup in which the wholesome Californian
blue hgs are used to promt te the pleasant taste; therefore it is not a secret rem-
l nnn
7 nH "'¡T'.
l° 3,1 V'0“ lnfonncd P^ sicians, who do not
aPPjJ>ve Off it nt i >y^»cines and never favor indiscriminate self-medication.
I lease to rememlk r and teach your children also that the genuine Sy rup
of I igs always has the full name of the Company—California Fig Syrup Co
-plainly printed on the ront of exery package and that it Is for sate in I
bodies of one size only. If any dealer offers any other tlun the regular Fifty 1
aecc-nt'i?’ °lf I'i?f il rrin,te? tuereon the name of any other company, do not 1
at« pt It. if y si fail to get the genuine you will not get its beneficial effects il
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1 ! ’ttte < >n kind, as it is e in illy bene’ici il J
for the parents and the children, whenever a laxative remedy is routed.
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