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About The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898 | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1896)
, o'-,tijrt:aaJJjvw:-tw,cl.4,.. mzrmimmxmm.im',M sMji 7 5jf?f!,S''"ifv f rrsWsilrl".SrVBi ViOIEil HESITATE TO TALK FORMICATION. BUT IT IS NOT A DISGRACE TO BE5ICK. Tct Some Suffer in Silence and will not Open the Matter lo their Hiysician even. Vf YOU CAN BE JOT , Tta neighbor! called her a walking oorpae. . For fifteen years the had suffered (from Ion of blood and dropsy. Bhe had not the atrength to atand alone. Bhe had spent ; thonnndi of dollars with the doctors and had been unable to find relief. Her ease was considered hopeless. .. : . That is the experience of lira. C. Reed, a well-known lady of this city. 1 A Nugget reporter called upon her at her home last Tuesday. Bhe was willing to be interviewed, she said, if she could be the means of pointing out to other unfortunates the way to recovery and good health. M It has been over fifteen years since the malady asserted itself," said Mrs. Heed. "Since then, until within the last few months, I never knew what it was to be well for a single day. I could not sleep. My appetite went away nd I began to lose flesh. This continued for years. I became so weak I could not wait upon myself. I had to have the help of others to dress and undre&veven to walk from aneroom to another. 1 lost all my strength. In addition, I had dropsy of; - cne oiooo. aiy nmos were swollen, ana nothing I could do seemed to afford me re lief. The doctors said I must take iron to strengthen and invigorate my blood. I took iron took it by the bottle and by the box: took it moraine, noon and night. But it did no good, and Iliad finally lost all hope. ' At last I saw an accountof Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People. I thought this fitted my case exactly and I tried to get some of the pills. They were not kept at the drugstores here, ana I had to send to Olym pic They came finally, however. I began to take them and experienced relief immedi ately. I sent for two more boxes to the Dr. Williams' Company at Schenectady, N. Y.( and by the time I had taken them I felt like a new woman. I have been taking them occasionally since then. . i " It was two years ago that I began to use Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. I was sixty years of age then, and had not been able to do my housework for many years. Now I am able to care for myself, to do my own work, and I can walk long distances without being espe cially fatipied. ' "I think my cure Is a marvelous one, and is due entirely to the Pink Pills for Pale People. Without them I fear I should have been dead before now. I "Since my cure has become known the drugnsto here have always kept the pills, and I do not have to send away for them any more. I have recommended them to several of my neighbors, and I know that they nave done much good in more than one case simi- lar to my own." In order to confirm this statement beyond h 11 doubt Mrs. Reed offered to make affidavit to its truth, and the affidavit is here pre sented: State or Washington, 1 I CO DITTY OF LEWIS. " Urs. Martha L. Beed, being first duly sworn on her oath, says that shells twid the foregoing report of an interview with her, and that the same is as she gave it and is correct in every particular. (Signed) Ilea Martha L. Rbbd. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 14th day of May, 1896. J. M. Kkpnhb, Notary Public. A ease of similar import and of much in terest is here given also, the same having been originally published by the Advance of Ogdensburg, K. Y. While it is fron the far east, the facts can nevertheless be easily Substantiated by writing the patiestariirect. Every female who is nearing the critical venedaf weman'i life will b pleased ft Oregon Central & Eastern, - R. It,. CO. Yaquina Bay Route. Connecting at Yatjuina Bay with the Ban Francisco and laquiua Bay Steamship Coaipauy. r ., , . Steamship "Faiallon" Bails from Yaquina Bay everv eight days for 8an J'rancisco, Coos Bay, Port Orford,. Trinidad and Humboldt Buy. Passenger Accommoda . tions Unsurpassed. Shortest Route Between the Willamette Valley and California., y Fate from Albany and Point West to Ban Francisco: Cabin. .....: ,.. $6 00 Bteerane 4 00 , To Coos Bay and Port Of ford : : -Cabin ........ f 6 00 To Humboldt Bay: Cabin f 8 00 Hound Trip Good for 00 Day Special. RIVER DIVISION. Steamers "ALBANY" and "WM. M. HOAO," newly furnished, leave Albany daily, eicept Saturdays, at 8 A. ., arrivinc at Portland the same day at 5 r. u. Returning, boats leave Portland aame days as above at 6 A. ., arriving at Albany at 7:46 p. m. J. 0. Mayo, Eswib Stok, Sup't River Division. tt Mrumor. . . H. B.Sacby, H. h, Waldek, Agt. Opp Revere House Agent, Depot Albany, To The Mothers. You have nioe children, you know, and nothing pleases them better than nloe nobby auit of clothes that keeps them warm and healthy. 3aher has them and for but little money. Can you stand f 1.00 for suit of clothes, or up iofi.lW? All these low -prices you Will And at Hiram Baker's. EYED AND HAPPY. hear the story told by Mrs. Frank Murray, as follows: Mrs. Frank Murray, who resides near Ogdensburg, N. says: "I am 46 years of age, and for a number of years resided in rrescoii, uni. we moveaover nere some time ago and have worked this farm since. It is what is known as the Ferguson Farm andisaboutsix miles out from the city. My husband is now working in Ogdensburg at his trade, that of a stone mason, while my children and myself carry on the farm. " I have been a great sufferer from sick headache, which would generally come on about evening, and I would be completely irostrated, not even able to lift my hand or lelp myself in anyway. These spells would last for about 24 hours, and would, leave me in so weakened a condition that for a flaw days I could scarcely drag about the house. Periodically the spells would come on me. I have also had considerable spinal trouble, the sharp, darting tongues of pain being most severe, following along my spine and to the back of my head. Have doctored much, but without the desired result I heard of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People, and also later heard of the cures they bad effected in a number of persons personally known to me, and it wastheir published stories that de cided me to try them. '"I got some of the pills, and after I had taken the first box I had no more headaches for several months. Last fall the headaches returned, however, and I took another box of the pills and am happy to say have not since been bothered. "This summer my head began to haven heavy feeling, and at times I was quite drowsy, but no pains accompanied it. I now have more pills and though I've taken only a few I feel well again. "I don't think any person could stand It a great while to be troubled as I was and stand the amount of pain. I know that Pink Pills are a good medicine and fully what they are represented to be. I have recommended them to some of my friends with beneficial results. Oh, my, yes 1 They have done wonders for me. I do all mf own housework on the farm. We have a dairy of twelve cows, and often when the boys are very busy getting in the crops I have milked all the cows alone." Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale Peo ple are an unfailing remedy for all dis eases arising from a poor and watery condi tion of the blood, such as pale and sal low complexion, general muscular weakness, loss of appetite, depression of spirits, lack of ambition, anaemia, chlorosis or green sick ness, palpitation of the heart shortness of breath on slight exertion, coldness of hands or feet, swelling of the feet and limbs, pain in the back, nervous headache, dizxineat, lossof memory, feebleness of will, ringing in the ears, early decay, all forms of female weakness, leucorrhosa, tardy or irregular periods, suppression of menses, hysteria, paralysis, locomotor ataxia, rheumatism, sciatica, all diseases depending on vitiated humors in the blood, causing scrofula, swelled glands, fever sores, rickets, hip-joint diseases, hunchback, acquired deformities, decayed bones, chronic erysipelas, catarrh, consumption of the bowels and lungs, ana also for invigorating the blood and system when broken down by overwork, worry, dis eases, excesses and indiscretions of living, re covery from acute diseases, such as fevers, etc., loss of vital powers, spermatorrhoea, early decay, premature old age. 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Then ap;aiii lie smiled, hut this time more wickedly lu whut he believed his oynieism hod sprung up the flint instinct of reveii)rul It was now dark enough for him to venture across the earring rotul uml make his way to the rear ot the limine, tils first choractnriHtie Instinct hud been to ester openly ut his own front Kate but the terrible temptution to overhear and watch the conspiracy un observedthat fascination common to deceived humanity to witness its own shame had grown upon him. He knew that a word or a gesture of expla nation, apology, appeal, or even terror from his wife would check his rage and weaken his purpose. His perfect knowledge of the house and the security of Its tnmatsw would enable him from some obscure landing or gallery to participate In any secret conclave they might hold in the patio the only place suitable for so numerous a rendeivous. The absence of light in Hie few external windows pointed to this central gathering. And be had al ready conceived his plan of entrance. Gaining the rear wall of the casa he imgon cautiously to skirt 1U branibly buss, until he had reached a long, oven-like window, half obliterated by a monstrous passion vine. It was the window of what had once been Mrs. Peyton's boudoir; the win dow by which he had once forced an entrance to the house when It was iu the bonds of the squatters; the window from which Susy had signaled Iter Spanish lover; the window whose grat ing had broken the neck of Judge Pey ton's presumed aasaaain. Hut these recollections no longer de layed him; the moment for action had arrived. He knew that since the trag edy the boudoir had been dismantled and shunned; the servants believed it to be haunted by the assassin's ghost. With the aid of the passion vine the ingress was easy. The interior win dow was open; the rustle of dark leaves on the bare floor as he entered and the whirr of a frightened bird by his ear told the story of Its desolation and the source ot the strange noises that had been heard there. The door leading to the corridor was lightly bolted, merely to keep it from rattling in the wind. Slipping the bolt with the blade of his pocketknife, he peered Into the dark passage. The light streaming under the door fat the left and the sound of voices convinced him that his conjecture was rightiinl the meeting was gathered on the broad balconies around the patio. ' lie knew that a narrow gallery, faced with Venetian blinds to exclude the sun, iooked down upon them. He managed to guin It without discovery; luckily the blinda were still down. Vetweun their slats, himself invisible, he could hear and see everything that occurred. Vet even at that supreme moment the first thing that struck him was the al most ludicrous contrast between the ap pearance of the meeting and its tre mendous object. Whether he was influenced by any previous boyish conception of a cloudy and gloomy conspiracy, he did not know, hut he was for an instant alniont disconcerted by the apparent levity nnd festivity of the conclave. Decnn tcrs and glasses stood on small ttiblex before them; nearly all were driiikiujj .tnd smoking. They comprised 15 or 20 men, some whose faces were familiar to him else where as southern politicians; a few, he was shocked to see, were well-known northern democrats. Occupying a characteristieally cen tral position was the famous Col. Star bottle, of Virginia. Jaunty and youth ful looking in bis mask-like, beurtlless face, expressive and dignified in his middle-aged port and carriage, he alone retained something of the im portancealbeit slightly theatrical and affected of the occasion. . Clarence, in his first hurried glance, had not observed his wife, and for a mo ment hod felt relieved. But as Col. Btarbottle arose at that moment, and with a studiously chival rous and courtly manner turned to his right, he saw that she was sitting at the further end of the balcony, and that a man whom he recognized as Capt. Pinckney was standing beside her. m The blood quickly tightened around his heart, but left him cold and observ ant. It was seldom, indeed, remarked Col. 8torbottle, placing his fat whito fin gers In the frill of his shirt front, that a movement like this was graced with the actual presence of a lofty, inspir ing yet delicate spirit a Boadicea indeed, he might say a Joan of Arc 11 the person of their very charming hostess, Mrs. Brant. Not only were they favored by her 'oelol and hospitable ministration, but 1 7 her active and enthusiastic coopera Hon in the glorious work they had In imid. It was through her oorrcspon iico and earnest advocacy that they were to be favored io-niglit witlt tile ld and counsel of one uf the most dis Initialled and powerful men in the southern district of California, Judge Uoswlngtri ! liM Aiiilsj, lie hud not the honor uf Unit gentle man's personal acquaintance; he be lieved he was not fur from wrong In saying that this was also the nilNfur tune of every gentleman present, but the name Itself was a towcrof strength, lie would go further and say that Mrs. Urant herself was personally unac quainted with him, but that It was through the fervor, poetry, prune and aenlus of her correspondence with that gentleman that they were lo have the honor of his presence that very even ing. It was understood that utlvlces had been received of his departure, 11 ml Mint he might be expected at ltoblcx nt any moinont. "Hut what proof have we of Judge IleeBwInger's soundness?" in Id 11 luzy southern voice at the conclusion ot (!ol. Klnrliottle's periods. "Nobody here RcaniB to know him by Bight; Ir it lint risky to admit a man to our meeting whom we are unable to Iden tify?" "1 reckon nobody but a fool or some r.rylnjr mudsill of a Yankee would trust '.us skin here," returned another, "and f he did we'd know what to do with "llln." Rut Clarence's attention wits riveted 11 his wife, and the significant speech UNHfd him as unheeded as had the uloncl's rhetoric. She was looliiiqr ery handsome and slightly flualied, willi n proud light in her eyes tlu.t he i.iid never seen Dclore. Absorbed in the discussion, she seemed to be paying little attention to Capt. Pinckney, as she rose suddenly to her feet. "Judge Beeswlnger will be attended here by Mr. MacNtel of the Fair Plains hotel, who will vouch for him and In troduce him," she said in a clear voice which rang with an imperiousness that Clarence well remembered. "The Judge was to arrive by the coach from Mar tinet to Fair Plains, and Is due now." "But Is there no gentleman to intro duce him? Must we take him on the word of a common trader by Jove, a whisky seller I" continued the previous voice, sneerlngly. "On the word of a lady, Mr. Brooks," said Capt Pinckney, with a alight gesture toward Mrs. Brant, "who an swers for both." (To be Cimtiutietl .) T-B8T with big B. BlAokwiU'i OonnlM Ball DtUuriMin u 10 AowM Dy iimit. sou win una coupon InilUo Mob two oudm bag, and two pom iii14e 010b four ounoa bag of Blackwell's Gomrino Smoking Tobacco Bar a bacof this ssKbmted tobaeoo end read Mm eoupotv which glvasalUUiIvsiiuvStspresienUanrlhowU) sst Utsm. Victors Are Best. laj -.-.r., . rTo Victor Non Puncturable Tire, No. 103, is the lightest running wheel on earth. The best is the cheapest in the end. Largest stock of second-hand wheels on the coast. Everything as represented. Write for list. Headquarters for sundries and athletic goods, 130 Sixth Street and 311 Alder Street, Portland, Oregon. OVERMAN WHEEL COMPANY. W. B. 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