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5CEDFORT) MATE TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, REflON.'-MONDAY. M AH01I 21. 1919
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FUME
LUMBER
IDF
immv: will find that France will in
sist upon Germany's imvin in lum
lior for the casualties of the French
foronts which wcro destroyed durinsr
tbc war.", declares IV S. Ridsdale.
secretary of tho American: forestry
association, who has i list, returned
from a "four of tho, allied countires.
Mr. Ridsdale went. to Euroie to'inves
twate forest.lpses.in Ifrance. Belciiun.
Italy and Great Britain, so thntthe
American -Forestry association misht
determine Itow America could hcli to
rcnfaiee tho, destroyed, forests of Eu
rope by nrcscntinc forest scad-to the
various eovernments. k.it .i .l tA -. ....
'In northern France, many, of, the
forests," ho says, "have been so badly
smashed bv shell, shrapnel and rifle
lire, or so badly cut for trench tim
bers, fuel wood and other supplies for
tho contending armies that thev have
been virtually destroyed. Thev can
be restored only bv rcplantina.; The
asrricultnral land lvinir between the
forests in various sectors of the bat
tle, front have been so torn to pieces
. bv- shell fire that it is no lonecr ser
viceable for asrriculture.and like the
devastated forests, will have to be
p!n n ted with forest tree seed so that
in vears.to come the shell holes mav be
filled bv-gradual erosion and the hu
mus of the soil restored. Then the
replanted forests mav, be cut down
and the land worked over and re
stored for agricultural, use. -
"The peace delegates are; now hav
intr prepared data upon the loses In
the French forest J. and France means
to insist upon a. lanre amount of cut
tine in the German forests so that she
maiV be . provided with lumber for
reconstruction purposes as a part of
the indemnity which Germany will be
required to pa v for the damage which
lias been inflicted. . -1
"Italy, Belgium and Great Britain
will make similar requests, for they,
too, have suffered forest loses, and
thev. too. need lumber in large Quanti
ties and believe that Uermany snouln
suppl v it to the extent of her ability."
Mr. Ridsdale expects that the Ameri
can--Forestry association, by. secui
ine large quantities of forest tree seed
next- fall; will be- able-nraterially to
assist America's- European allies in
restoring their forests. .'
THE BESTs PROOF
t Given by a Mcdorl. Citizen. . '.
Dean's Kidney Pills, were lisiedv
. they brought benefit."-' ; '
'" The story was told to Medford res-
Identa. '' '- : '
Time has strengthened the! evi
dence. :' - . - .. .
Has proven the result lasting.: '
' ... The testimony is home testimony
The proof convincing.
: It can -be investigated by Medford
residents. . -...'.-.: ..
Mrs. Wm. Charley, 305 N. Grape
St., Medford, says: "My kidneys did
not act right at all. Besides this, I
hud much pain in my back and some
times I could hardly bend or straigh
ten up. ' At night, the pains bothered
me, .too," and often I couldn't sleep.
I tried plasters and medicines for my
9iqck but none of them helped me
any.. - It was -while I was: feeling ill
and discouraged that I heard ' of.
Dean's .Kidney Pills and began tak
ing them. ; In less than two weeks-1
folt better. I took in all four boxes
and. got well again." (Statement
given September 14, 1907.). k
On March 10, 1916, Mrs.. Charley
said: "I recommend Doan's Kidney
'- Pills just as highly today as I did
eeveral'years ago. I still , ; consider
thorn a medicine of merit and when
ver It la necessary for me to take a
kidney remedy I use them, for I know
thoy are most reliable."
fifln nf all flnnlara. TinRfpr-Mllhlirn
Co.. Mfgrs.. Duffalo, N.-Y, ; Adv.
THE HUNGARIAN- REVOLUTION.
HK initinl-suciH'si of the
irary.cnuses little suvpviso.S'HuiiitaifVi liko Russia,
has no stabilizinar middle
owned; by the nobility and
little more tlian ssevis, wlio
srovernnient and are without
sential, for a successful democracy.'. It has always been a
government based upon force
of not oulv subject nationalities but of the rank and iilo
. , Under the monarchy, the
in two; houses, the House of
hobilit3' and tlie House of Iiepresentatiyes, consist ing of
members elected under a
ujion. property, taxation, official ; position and ancestral
privileges tho " most illiberal in Europe ' servants, in
tli widest sense, apprenticed workmen and agricultural
laborers mxnc excluded. The
ly .unrepresented. Tho executive power was vested in a
cabinet of ten ministers. For
was divided into muiucipalitics ,or counties, administra
tion being carried on by an official appointed bv the king
aided by a representative body composed of half elected
members aud halt of citizens
When the defeat of Austria and. Germany caused the
fall of the dual -monarchy;
more liberal peers and moderate socialists,, seized the
reins of power and proclaimed, a provisional republic. The
spirit of the revolution, however, was communistic, and
the active Bolsheviki propaganda froin liussia found, a
ready following among the distressed and famine stricken
people. , Unuble to quickly solve the problems caused by
the national collapse, the radicals with, their rosy prom
ises to the submerged milions. are ihmging thei country
into anarchy through the destruction of what little; sem
blance of order remained. . -"f .:",';.,. ; . ,
, It is easy, to blame the peace. eon ferouee '.for the Bol
sheviki coup d'tat, but it is doubtful if anything, thev could
have done, outside of heavily garrisoning the country,
could have checked the progress of the revolution-r-for it
must r,un its. course. Occupation probably would have
made matters worse by uniting all factions against the: in
vader. It is not in the nature
denied freedom, will prove
mglit ot establishing democracy. Liiberty to: those ignorant
of it becomes license, and must evolve, itself oiit of anar-
phy in a painful process of enlightenment. : .
- How strong the Bolsiievika are-in Hungary remains to
be seen.. The Hungarians are an industrious, independent
and progressive people, have
unity and independence,' for
enemies. Ihey occupy one,
-T71 . .1 ' J." .
Europe, ana given, Time, can
out TJieir own salvation against tno tvrannv of the Bol
sheviki; as they have in the
mc humc, tue Mav ana ot tue
; Qet Off; the
Are you on the- sucker HstT '"
If vou are it is' probabls because
yon are not a sucker but' a" patriotic
citizen who. has. known., the .Liberty
bond to be a good thinir. ' -
Get-rich-nuick swindles have been
the great American sport for years.
The sharpers who sell fake stocks
saw their came endangered when Un
cle Sam started his great Liberty loan
campaigns. . .;. .,
i But thev are smart -these gentle
men who live by their wits, ' '
Instead of complaining they lumped
in and put themselves and all their.
employes to; work tradins their, fake
stuff foe Liberty bonds: ,
If von have a Liberty bond or a
book of War Savings stamps von are
a "prospect" for fake stock., " Your
name is probably on- the sucker lisf
of the oily tongued sharper because
over 20 million patriots bought Lib
erty bonds. '; -;;
' ou arc not to blame for bcine on
the sucker list, but it is rin to vou to
set off awav off that list- at your
first opportunity, , v "
The American people are paving
out some half a billion dollars a year
Rival Races Claim Laibach
; - WASHINGTON, Mar.;, 24. Ap
pointment of an inter-allied commis
sion, with an American memher, to
investigate, recent incidents, between
Italians. and Jugo-Slavs in. Laibach
elicits from the National Geographic,
society the following bulletin con
cerning that historic city: ...;;.'
' "Besieged at various times by Hun-,
Turk and;Magyar, for it lies In the
natural pathway of conquests, ' and:
devastated try an earthquake In 1895,
-Laibach has for centuries been a vic
tim of its geographical position. Sit
uated more than 200 miles southwest
of Vienna, on the hanks of the Lai
bach river, the city is In the midst
of a valley which offered a gateway;
for military operations either 'from
the Italian, or Balkan peninsulas to
the territory . of what until recently
was western Austria-Hungary and
southern Germany, , ;,..,;
' "In the early nineteenth century;
Laibach attained the crest of its im
portance as capital of Illyrla, that
variable region colonized by Greeks,
ruled by Romans. Immortalized by
Shakespeare In 'Twelfth Night,' and
restored, to a political entity as the
result of Kapoleon's Italian.:, opera
tions. J. . - , '',-.
;f "Nearly a century agoj In-1821, it
entertained, the Congress of Laibach
when the only two constitutional gov
ernments of that day, Great Britain
and France, made Europe safe for
embryo democracy by declining : to
join' Prussia, Russia . and Austria In
holplng restore; King Ferdinand to
his Neapolitan throne from whiclj he
had heor, removed by a rovolntion . :
"That congress . was attended by
Bolshevik -wvolntionritt Hnr
i-la&s. Ihe.taud is noai'lv' all-
the w.orkuieiu and peasantry
nave been tleiuea a .voice m
eaueation or experieiieo es
and tryanny, or oppression
legislative power wts vested
Magnates, vepresentinc tho
complicated fraaichise based
working classes were whol
local government the country
paying the highest taxes, i
Count Karolyi. aided 'bv- the
of events that a. people," long
themselves 'ompeteut over
, maintained their national
centuries against a ring of
ot the most fertile, rcirions of
1-1 t Y " .;
dc aepenciect upon to work
past against the tyranny of
uerman. ,
Sucker ' List -
to" set the sitpnort of worthless stock
schemes., .Tho people reap therefrom
.$500,000,000 worth.ofrrrthin air..
That is not a wild gueas. It is the
estimate -given bv tho capital, issues
committee of the United Stotas treas
ury. And, the committee .assures us
that it is conservative. ' ,
Moreover; the half billion repre
sents l'md: the cold cash that is turned
in every year bv otherwise level head
ed Americans seeking a milk-and-honey
path to ouiok wealth bv the
fake stock certificate route. It does
not take into account the vast econ
omic loss incident to broken fortunes,
impaired effprt of discouraged invest
ors and to tho diversion- from legiti
mate business enterprise of new pro.
dnctive capital. .. , . , , -"
The capital .' issues cximmittce.
charged With keeping the nation's in
vestment dollars on a work-or"-fight
b&sst during the ' war,' fans made a
searching inauirv-into the devious by
ways of. fraudulent stock promilion.
Its conclusion is that never perhaps
in the history of the country has wild
cat pronation been so. flagrant from
coast to eoast -as today,' '
Count NeBselrode who helped scram
ble Poland in three national frying.
pans, and hak a premature vision of a
league of nations, which he called a
"universal union . But his name to-;
day is associated chlofly with a pud
ding, seemingly an earlier token of
fame; which.; was supplanted by the
' "In'.entering 'the new Klngdbm of
the.Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, Lai
bach has come into its. own, The. city
has been the center of the Slovenian
movement and the seat of the Sloven
ian diet', : Under- Austria-Hungary.
Laibach' found itsolt politically op
pressed' by the Magyars- from whom
It had 'suffered- physically In 000."
t "The ; Chateau, of ' Tivoll; one of
Laibach's show places, was the rest
denoe of Marshal Radetzky, military
(Jlemenceau of AUfjtria, who emerged
from retirement when 70' years old
to train an army. ' When he was 83
be personally, maneuvered bis forces
ln the Italian wars thru, a scries of
masterly: retreats, to await reinforce
ments l with, wh'cir he ''launched in
aggrc?s;yo,c,ar.Vraln that ciiVnilftated
in tne .ceieorateu, victory ot ivovara.
'' "tnHt1 nf tho.' c.llv-n . monuments
commemorate Slovenes..' . Memorializ
ed in bronze are. von Valvasor, his
ASK FOR and" GEP'
Horliclt's
' The Original ;
: Malted Milk
For Infanta and lnvalida -'
OTHRS ar UVUTAT10N3 .
:;'.;', '; iMtv'ts'i 4'.. 1 ';,
UNDER BOLSHEVIKI
Assooiutod Press.) Pupils instciut bf
teachers, control tho srhoula of lius
sia under the Bolshevik regime, iu
conling to two Knglislimen, ono of
them tin experienced schoolmaster,
who have inst returned from Rus
sia. . , -.., ' . :-.'
. Ilovs and cirls nre h irdrnl indis-.
orimimitulv find there is i o diseiplino.
suvs the KiigliKluneii. Pvi's lontrol
the teachers. In n Kolmiiit school
a youth of. 18 wus appointed commis
sioner of the instituliutt and wus in
charge of all toaclnii-s. ..'On ono oc
casion ho closed tho school for ti -week
us a protest nuninst tho tuition of the
Piaster Who lutd niprininncd it pupil.
Should a muster prove unpopufav.
hei is promptly ejected bv his class.
Often , tlie master apears .for class
only to t.ind his pupils engaged in a
committee meeting which must not be
disturbed, ,' .., ' . ,,;
Eiieh class has its own committee
mid usually the most popular bov rep
resents the otlicjrs at the masters'
council. Those oommittces not only
direct tho masters but control tho dis
tribution of food which is provided for
the middav uieal and which is the
chief cause for unv attendance at nil.
Pupils do exactly as thev please,
walking into the classroom nnd leav
ing it while a lesson' is in progress.
This; is. particularly true'nH regards
lunch time, for the first to reach the
dining room is the first to bo served
and he usually gets tho best. No
punishment of unv kind is inflicted on
tho pupil as each pupil is his own
mentor ns to right or wrong, ,
Xo home-work is set, the pupil do
ing all his school work during the
hours set npurt for each session. At
tendance is not coimmlsorv, or even
regulated bv rule, each one attending
classes or staving awav as he sees
fit. Xo marks for good work are al
lowed, and consequently none for tho
Sluggard who makes no attempt at
scholastic attainment. :.;
The same chnotin conditions were
observed bv .the Englishmen in the
universities and other seats of Jiighcr
education. Any'.hov of sixteen, may
enter without .nullification,' Even
though lie mav be unable to read, and
all liolshcviki children have not vet
attained that disnitv. ho still mav be
come an, undcrtrraduiitc. 'entitled to all
the fond and oilier advantages enjoy
ed bv rnoro". advanced, , t;crNons in
seareh of sjicli'odiieulion as the de
monilized system has to offer.
OIL DISCOVERED
- -;:-;,;ji-,',..i. ' '.
: LdNDOf.arch 241 'Sccrccv suri
rounds the operations-Of the drillers
who have discovered pil in Ierbvsliirc.
There seems to be no doubt however,
that oil in considerable quantities has
beon. found, bnd the . drillers believe
they are about to open up ao import
ant oil field. Ono well has been com
pleted' on the estate of tho Duke of
Devonshire... and other wolfs are be
ing drilled, as rapidly ns possible.
Other wells, it was announced, here to
duv.'are to he drilled in Statfordsliiro
nnd Xottinghnm.' ; '
A correspondent of the Leeds Mer
cury declared that ho- had been in
formed bv lending British geologists
that thev believed more oil would be
found in England that had come from
the wells of western Pennsylvania.
. Dependent ns England has been for,
fuel upon its conl fields and the var
garies of its minors, which more thnn
once tins threatened to precipitate an
.industrial crisis,' tho djsoovorv of oil
has excited more .than, usual interest.
torlan, Vodnlk, the Slovene Chaucer;
and' Pregereri, whose vera: l consid
ered better than that of his predeces
sor., ' -;;,;.!;;
; "Under the. dtiaL omplre Laibach.
had; , a,- population .not- larger than
Augusta. ;Ga and. waB:tha caplfal of.
the duchy of Carniola. From the hill
which dominaten the old town' on:the
right bank of th,e, river the Stolnpr
Alps are visible to the north.. On this
hill! is the cattle of, former jgovernora
of the province., ,:, '.', ... . , :
, "Laibach's Industry .berore the war
consisted mainly of the manufacture,
of bricks, oil pottery, cloths,, paper,
and fire hose.'" , . '
For SkirrTor.tttrea
Don't worry about eczema or other "
' skin troubles. You- can hav a clean,-
healthy skin by using Zeroo, obtained'-:
at any drug store for 35c, or extra large,
bottle at $1.00. ,; .;-: " - '" "
Zemo generally reinorea pimples,'
' blackheads, lilotches. ecrema and ring
worm and makes th skin, clear and
healthy, Zemo is a clean, penetrating,,.
' antiseptic liquid, neither sticky nor
greasy and stains nothing. It is easilv'
. applied and costs a mere trifle for each
.application. It is always dependable. J
The E. W, Rose Co., Cleveland, 0, J
; JOHN A., PERL-- r
7 -' Undertaker ,f ' "
Phone M, 47 and 47-J2 '
,' Antomobilo Hearse Serriee.. ',
" :h Lady Assistant ':': .,, ' '.
; 'J- ' 82 SOUTH' BAHTfIOTT
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OF.
- BKKLIN. (Coresiiondeiieo of tlie
Associated Press.l Ileum ml that tHo
pence treaty eontiuii a clmise grunt
ing amnesty- to Gcriiiiin submariue
coniiuiiiulers for thn old rages thev
committed in the ruthless suhmarimt
wiirfare, is- voiced by tho Allvemeine
X.eitung. Tho Berlin nowspupor evi
dently expects, that thu allies will lo
imind the surrender of ull dormou,
sulnnnrine coiiuiiiiuders nnd goes oil
to present an iirguinunt lo show why
these men should not h punished for
thn crimes thev committed on or un
der the sens. Tho pnper !so gives
warning that unv . attempt to hold
them respousrlilo for Ihoir mnrdoi-s of
innocent, persons might fan tho Ilium
of international hatred,
''These captains," assert a ho news
paper, "were not rt'sponsible for tho
conduct, of submarine, warfare or for
carrving on tho unrestricted under
sells camimiun. Thev wero noting
within the scope 0f their- orders nnd
the entenle could nut pusildv hoiu to
defend tho position that those men
were responsible when tliov simply
carried out in a professional way the
iiistructinns thov ha'd received.
"If tho vntuiito is- determined to
plane the responsibility for tho war
on certain persons and make them the
subject of criminal proceedings, an
interiiatiniial trihuiiiil would be the
only competent court: and before this
wo vlndlv await J lie verdict.
"England and other members of the
entente, however, will do very well to
carefully ponder whether this would
servo an a nrooedent which might bo
followed after the conclusion of ponce
to renew tho flame of hatred. If this
is to be ii peace of understanding nnd
reconciliation, the treaty to ho ifcui
cliided mast contain tho traditional
amnesty claiiKC." -
SIMS DENIES USE
OF FAMOUS REPLY
.NEW YOflK, Mar, 22. Vlco-Adi
miral William 8., Sims, commnndnr
ot tho Amorlcnn naval forces In tho
war xono,. refuses, to bo known to his
tory as tho author of a laconic reply
to tho British naval commnndor who
asked when thu American destroyers
wont to Quocnstown to help comiuor
Gormany would , be ready to flKhi.
The famous words as attributed to
Vlce-Admlral Sims wore:. "Wo can
start at onco. , Wo, made our propara.
tlon on tho way.'"' "r V 0
f What actually happened, .assorts
tho vice-admiral in a lettor published
here, was that when 'the destrnyora
commanded by Commander Joseph
K. Taussig arrived- at Queenstown
aftof , their 'SOOn-mllo trans-Atlantic
voyage, the wore In need. ot coullng.
Admiral 'Bayly asked when 'the
American ships would be ready for
service and Commander Taussig re
plied that he would bo ready "ns soon
as his vessels could be refueled."
' Vlce-Admlral Sims writes that ho
was at that timo In Paris. Ho added
that Commander Taussig "wan ono of
the ablest destroyer commando who
served under me in, the Atlantic flo
tilla and tho reply he made to ad
miral Bayly was exactly the reply I
would have expected him to muko.
I can make no claim to having made
ubo to any . eplgramatical; expreislon
on this occasion." A i
, , STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause Take Dr.
. Edwards' Olive Tablets
' That's, what' thousands of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead of
tokiag- tonics, or trying to patch up a
poor digestion,- they, are attacking the
real cauee o the ailment--clogged liver
and rliwdered. bowels.-- -,j:t . '1
Dr. Edwards' Olive- Tablets arouse the
Hver in a soothing,. .pealing wayo wnen
tho liver andibowels- are performing their
natural functions, away goes indigestion
nnd stomach troubles. i '
' If you - have az- bad taste Ini your
mourn, - tor.cue ii coE.es; ;bp)jb.ji.o jioor,
lazy, don't-care feeling,- no 4 nbltlnn or
yoa should: Uko, Olivn.-Tahlets, the sub
stl'ute for.calwicl.-- ., .-t." ; a ;' ,.
i -r, 'Edwards' Olive-Tablets are a
purely vecetaMo compound, mixed with
olive.oll. Voii. will know-them by their
olive- colcw The do the, work, without
griplng.cramps or pain.
. Tako one or two at bedtime-for quick
relief, soi ym can eat . what . you: likei
At lOd ono 5c per box. All dnigglatu
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SAN KKANri-SCO. Alureh i!-t. No
ticu Unit thev will resume oncriitiorts
Thursday, March .'27, in ull shops nl
footed bv the tdriko or eul'iiit'od idillo
tress of iiipro.xiliiillulv 10,1101) inn
chillis!, hoilei'miikei'M and lilliml
oraVtsiiii'ti in the Sun Krunoim-ii hav
reuloifwns served on Ilia workers mid
the iiuhlie llirouuh tlm duilv newsnn
pein bv tho California Moliil Triidos
Assoeiution. L'erv effort to induce
thu men lo return has failed, tho si it
luiiint-emcnl said, so it wiih micossurv
to otieu tho shops "to niiv coinpelent
men,"
Tho maeliinisls had iiniiiiuiii'cd tliflt
thev would return to'wni'k.if thu as
sociation would treat Willi thuni dt
ructlv iind would sot a dofiuiln date
for the oslalilishtmint of a Saturday
half holiclnv, dill'erciices over which
led to the ilismissal of thn workers, t
24'
A
Was Hardly Able to Wut-k lloforo lie
lli'Uiui Taking Taiiluc, ,
"When I started taking Tanlao 1
was so weak I could hardfy do any
IhliiK 4it ul, nnd It bun not only al
most nuido a new limit of mo, but 1
have gaiiiod twenty-four pounds bo
Hides," ald Chorion 14, Hlinffer. UH
omiiloyee of tho (Irani Hinlth-I'orlur
Slilp liulldlUK Conipuny, living nt HOS
West Charleston slroot, Portland,
Oro., tho oihur day, - , ,
"A llttlo over a year ago," ho con
tinued,. "I .suffered from a bad case
of In grlppo that pulled mo down till
I wus hardly tit lor n thing. I loat
my appetite, und what llitlu I .man
aged to forco down soured on my
stomach and full, as hard ns a lump
of lend In ,mo, and, I was inlxerablo
night nnd day. Thou several weeks
oko I had ah awful utturk of tonslllr
lis that had me so bad I couldn't
swallow, n bit of nourishment for Ion
days,, and It came near putting rue
out of business. foil tlrod nnd worn
out all tho lime and lost every spark
of cnorsy I aver had. Whan 1 wont
to bed 1 would roll and toss so mut li
that I never got a good nlKht's sleep,
In fact I haven't bean nhla to slvop
much n .tho Inst tlireo or four years,
and t always got up in tho marningn
fooling just as bad as when I, wont to
bed, i I., lust eonnldecaliln 111 wolKhl
und, got so weak anil rondowu that at
last I Just had to quit-working alto
no! her.
"I read so much nbout the good
Tanlao wan doing others that I decid
ed to try u botllo. . 1 began to pick
lip rfkht smartly from the very first,
and In a little whllo I had my. appe
tite baok and was eating and enjoy
ing my moals, and ,ovory thing now
agraoa with mo. I got ns hungry as a
bear in three hours after eating a
hnnrty breakfast,, nnd my food Is
building mo up somothlng wonderful,
I sloop. Ilko a log all night and KOI
up In tho mornings fooling Just fine
nnd ibindy. , I. am fact getting ,bnok
my old tlmo energy, anil havo already
got a number of my frlonda sturtod
on Tanlao and expect to . keep on
boosttng'iU"
Taulac Is.ca'.d Jn Mrdford by Woat
Side Pharmacy, In Oold Hill by M. I).
Bowers, In Central Point by Miss M.
A. Moe, In Ashland by J. J. McNalr,
In Kaglo Polnl by Von dor llollon."
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BUCKEYE INCUBATORS
AND BROODERS
GARDEN SEEDS "
GRASSES
ALFALFA :
CLOVER v
FERTILIZERS
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' GIM-CHlT.NO
; i China Eerb Stor
i Herb, ourejoi oaructie, hoadaohs
catarrah, diptborla, sore throat,
lung trouble, kidney trouble, stomach
trouble, hoart troublo, chills and fev
er, cramps, . coughs, poor circulation,
carbuncles, tumors, cracked breast,
ours all kinds ot goiters. NO OP
ERATIONS. . , '
' Medford, Oregon, Jan 13, 1917
TO WHOM IT "AY CONCERN:" '
This is to certify that I, the un
dersigned, had tery severe stomach
trouble and baa beon bothered tor
several years and last August was' not
expected to live, and hearing of Dim
Chung (whose Herb Store la at 214
South Front street, Medford) I de
cided to get herbs for my stomach
troublo, and I storted to feeling bet
ter at soon- as I used them and today
am' a well man and can heartily rec
ommend anyone afflicted as I was to
eo Old Chung and try his Horbs.
(Signed) W, B. JOHNSON,
: Witnesses!
M, A, Anderson, Medford
S. B, Holmes, Eagle Point, .'' .
Wm. Lewis, Eagle Point ' '
W. L. Cbildreth, Eagle Point, '
0.' E. Moore, Eagle Point,
J. V, Mclntyrt, Eagle Point,
Geo, B. Von der Hellen, Eagle Point,
Thos. E. Nichols, Eagle Point,
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