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About The Columbia register. (Houlton, Columbia County, Or.) 1904-1906 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 23, 1906)
lr "" ti muiti uiiT rj Wi nwt "uau up. 'i ifi. I fi Fi in tuna ttftia hr 1riitftu rV "I see liny linv ilUoovon'd a now coiiH't," r in.u Uim din MH4iiiKr who In Inti-rotcd tu nti-iiiiiiiiy. "In olden litya tin' people iiM-tl to rogurd the ni Pennine df ii viiiiii't ii n IuhI lurk." "And I xiili r.uunl it iik had lurk," replied (In' 'I litoop Hi rut mini. Why mil" "Will, tin- night tho comet waa die CUVt'M'il wi' limt our rook." CLASS IFIEDADVERTISING I'ortlnnd Trade Dircttory Neenre and Addrtaara In Porllaad of Rrpre MrSalitr llutlnrat f km. ' fll'HO M I I I II N; In ; a tita !r 1'ih i a K'mUII ill- rliil'lntf awl print- i.kIuI'I. I Imlm ,1 n M ai.H' I. AN! Kll - WrUirr ". I'itll.nl. I. mail n lira mi Iiiirrii Ktil MiiiKa. llxl it im-li i v . h.ii p itir.. Inn. .-. Kt.iuo frit: liur iitiiuuK'iiii'iit tiianaa; WimmImIiI, I lur. HiiIimK h i,r ai ali.U rur anl at tiy rraaunaiila .ti. I iM4 u i ;.i l Mm mi. 1 lit'!- K ti'hl mi airiial; hi gnarant HI III iiiimI il Mu ii 1 n a , miU'il. ,aiai it I I I AH liMal ii-aa. i , ii.t lit fi.r unl'l l ml J linUif, Im I tniii mriri. Allllrli I A I . I I )r-li' inl hm: m Mirtuivni rut mi ftiriit al ; V n.nlai'1, I imki a CHI AM hi I'All A ll'HH . ,ll..tnl.t.- llir I' H. I'uia or in 'i- Ihf i.l Writ lur fii t aia . lliui ioih J i ii . I llili mill i ink. Ml NX ! HI IIINil Itufluill I'rn.tletiin. anil kin Alifi.l llr. lain'a mrrri I clntlira Kvi r llihitf lii im n'a 'urn .hinta Murtlanti and Hum atlrata Ijii4 m Nilunii. fill I'. I AMI IN' lillK'MlN ll'.ilrr llir Carry Irrl tln.iiat .r..t .1 M. I lr .III .lair rll l.U. limftlit an.l map iTi-r, II h I mikn It I u , iil A Mar it ! 1, I ..til a' r), l irr.ilt l-lll I I II lll'il' If r.iii anl ytnir hrlia tl lajf (lint i ki I'll- ii lur ffrr arttt iilur. ulmiil I'l lilS A III! I.IIO IMI Actus Mill! In., I on ami. iin.'iiii IMIlill- i ii:iiiiiIiIi ikiIi'ii MHU I .. f.irtiaii'l, I Mr It'll! .11 II' I lilt III' lllAil In IIM Hi II I r i llf 4(1. imi i im itnnri tni-nt wi iti'tn inauri-a M-r.i'i fll- W r.lr li't In I- 4lllira Mint ir ROOSEVELT'S BICQEST BEAR. I'UMW . tlllUANH i Hit i iiuvl l ri;ai. an rill' I" I 11 M l ll nilnl ill, u ii l.uu.uki r t ii , ' ri I Mill at I'lanli timtar mi I'-rimj-i mi may ia tiiiuta. lr nil N prlri-. A llrll ! t'tai(im. tltaiiiiiii Id lt' "I'li'lllr f'T all KMiii f ami IUa.1 W II....I, -. i uri-a IIM KAi III I'riiiVH' I rlJ air- m-iil I'l tiiall Inr li . Ill atatlia. ftrnil Iik1u. ", IIHI'I h. Iliiiuaii Hull timilft h iti tn-ii. I'oiiii'Nilnitra, Mrn'a I ..ii- a a il lui ; I" ! ijnalllr : liii-al I'thi; i it f"t Itit- r ii' I at; limil nt'l a mmi iaitir. I at a lla.r M'iik. km WtwIiliiKiuii hi, V .iewv WA.VIIU) A I'tiu'l't "'"' with tfiiiii iii y m r rutin tv. Mi :tilv umk uikI ). m I wiip'M to riilit limn. Kt'd'H'iiiTn rriinr'il. lur pur- til lll.HH Ili ill'l-H KOCH V. 'I. CO. lo X Winona, Minn. ST 'SEE. MtiVii ill re a yli-M of nuanlllr anrl U'laliir. V licit ymir fmlii-r inanlril lirrv , thi'X wi-ra Ilia lat on Ilia Inarki l.lmt lin y liava Im-tt lininv- lua' rvi r all" . a atf ri in lu flnwar ami vr'i'taMta'Vv IWOM'ril Annual, U-aiillfullir luoa- irauii, iii" m aiiai'iuiimiita. 0. M. FERRY A CO., Detroit, Mich. naiiaiaa "THt VCHAND rWATERPi;00f OILtD CL0TB1IG. f 5LKHLRS.P0MMLL SUCttUS AKD HAT5.1 pOULOWINC OUR 5UCCtS5C4 AT PMILAOELPHI A CHICAGO AND OTHER EXPOSITION WE WON THE .HIGHEST POSSIBLE AWARD, k AT THE 5T.LOUI5 WORLDS I wivnr.uwt ' 1.0110 N 1KAl.O y an . .... I 7CKAIND) BIZf aaaMaa aaana Atlas Engines Many (itmprctlvr putchttrti nl rniflnri and boiler nr unilrr llir iitiiirrr.iinn I hit hn uir the A''m 'I litiilllmj rutinr la nl luch hlh nje, nil lirimir II ii lined with halmie vilve ind nuln hr jiinif, uih it only ('niliaa encineiol nl lirt linkri cniititn, Il Ii nrcritlli ol luch ptUe Hut It l . ii nr nutnl llirir triih. Thli it mil Hue. An Alln engine la tin hliilirt In price than my oihrr engine, eicrpt, prthipi, one t It at il mule entltrly in Inutility, l or ynut liiloimailiin, llieirlnte, we glre Inr the prearnl in ipproiinine price upon a Uilti I h mil ! in k Ailm hntliir, unke 43 tu 60 Hone I'owcr nl $350.00 Thlilnclurlri engine complete with hand wheel, governor, thtotilr valve, and all regular trim ming! and rrpteaenti the, ptice delivered f. o. b, cm laitoiy, ut, II in iiotk at uui Agenclci at any nl the lolluwing pninii, Norlolh, Vi. Minneapolis Minn. Anilriion, 8, C. Omuha, Nrb, Augiiala, ( '. Nrw (Itlnna, 1,1. Montgomery, Ala. (ireenahorn, N. C. lira Moinri, Iowa Mrmpliii, Tenn. oliirvrpnrl, l.a. llitmliigliim, Ala. Kl. Smith, Ark. I.eavenwottli, Kit. New lletn, N. C. Jnplin. Mo. Jaikaonvllle, I II. l.llllo Kuck, Ark. Alhem, Ca. Atlas Engine Works Salllniiaiiiini'li'aliialloltli'i INDIANAPOLIS Haw thm l'rrltlnl IIUka4 III I.I la lu tfffl l.araat, l.rlaalf. It MUM wlicll rillirlilliK tli.lt lilt Mtrml nraa Willi H tent) In tin flli of B 'ImruliiK lriir wn rivit. anya Mf- lurt-'a Miiiiliir. It wim tlii-ll tliut li cut liU I'lrfKr-it i r I . . I ' , Klnm akin la ikiw jn l.i'l iim int nf till lt trojililtM iim vi rll un a muivi'iilr uf a very rxrlt- liiK lin lili'iil In lilt lift. Il' wit riiiiii hit; lid mo In (lit fiMitlilll. of the Ilx-k-Ira. ami liml wniiilrrnl off with IiIm r'lilo In Hi'itnli of kiiiuc. (ViiiIiii ami- li'iily on a liiiKf url..ly In wuiiihIiiI It, mill tln l'iir rt'tniiti'il to covtr In u iii'iir ly t lili ki t. Am ItiMmrvrlt wiim rn- tli'iivurlnt; to liirnto tlio i ti ii fry from tlx (iih'u tin- U'tir Riiilili'iily upiwuriHl lit lln-il, I, ut tin- l.tillrt cl 11 not ti tin- ruali of tlri iiiii'Hii'iietl anlinnl. Illowlnu liliMaly rn id from IiIm mouth, tin- Unr cluirKiil Htralulit at Hoow-vult "I xuilti-'l uiilll lir riiini' to a fnllrii tr-," wrntf tin IniiitiT. "riiklnif him un lit tiiM'il It Mltli n tut 1 1 wlili'h vii trri-t) liU rliittt liml wont tliroucli 1 1 if eitvlty of IiIm Nxly, Imt Im m-ltlirr awi-rvt'il nor Illncluil, itml at tin- mo miMit I illil not know Hint I liml atrurk 1.1 iik. Ilu mine Hlrinllly on, n nd In an tillirr riit'iiliil WIIM lilluoHt 11(1011 lilt'. 1 ttrtil for IiIm forilnii'l. Imt my bulM M'iit low, t'iitrrlii( IiIm o)mmi moiitli miinitliliiK IiIm Iowit Jnw iind iC'I'U lute IiIn mt-k. I IritiMtl to on nIii nlmoNt iim I ptilltil tlio trlKk'rr, niul tliruul: tint IimiikIiik aiiiukt' tli llrnt tlilntt 1 miiw wnN lilai (mw un Ik iiuult a vlolom aliln Mow nt mo. Tlii ruli of lilt rlmrrtp mrrkil litm iMMt. An Im atnu k hit liirilittl forwnnl. Ii-uv1iif n jhxiI ol IrlKlit IiIinhI wIiitc Mm iiuiz7.Ii lilt tli KTiiiiihI; Imt In rit-ovi-nil liliiim-lf an1 ininlc two or tlirt'i' Juiui'M onwiird, wlill 1 Imrrliilly jniuiiuil n counto of enrt rl-lu.-N Into tin- iniiKn.liK' my rlfl ImlilliiK only four, nil of wlilrli I Inn) llntl. Tlii-n 1- trlitl to jmll up, Imt iim In- illil no IiIm iiiiik-I'-s hrrinft Mini tlrnly to lve way, Mm lii'inl tlrojuxsl niul In nillttl over iiml over HVo a atut rnM'lt. Kuril of my tlin-c Imllrta luul Inlllrtiil n mortal wonml." Tlio I'rt'Nlilrut Iiiin wi'll onnifl tlw ttlbtliu tlon of tn'liiK h mutH'HNful liunttT lit' Iiiin kllliM ovory klnj of North Aiiu-rli'iiu lilu Kiimt'. Ami yi't thrrt' U far more (IUi-uhhIuii of tht UahltM niul rhnrHi'trrlHtlrM of wlhl iiiiIiiimIn lu writ Iiil;n thai) thrru In r'nril of tin" kllllnji of Rami-, (Mi J tint onr iici'Mfl'iii wlion llvlny; In tho wont wiih HooHovolt In dnnnor ol mtIoih mult'stiitliin. Ilo wiim thn-utcno I wlirii that iiIivhIi'iiI vlk'or for wlilrli ho hail Htrhi'ii liml otiino In full mo:, uro. A hltt hruwItT. iiilstakliiK him for ii ti'inirrruut, cur-t-i nuu roiinuiy, nun NilutliiK two revolvers nt him, onlorod him to huy tho tlrlnkN. lloonovolt, por fis tly roinpoNttl, inmlo nH If to eoinply with tho ri'inioKt. Hut iih ho Rot within rciti'h of hU toriuoutor, with n rtiMh horn of IiIm elpveruoxN In ImixIhr, ho ilt'llveroi! n blow on tho mnn'H Jaw thnt titrotrhoil htm full (puktii on tho floor Mrnntlino, tho plntolH had pine off tho hullolH jM-notratlnK tho coIIIhr ami tlolii"; no harm to nnylxKly. Whon tin: hrawliT oprnoil hU i-yoM lie wiih rt'iuly to Hurromlrr hU k ''l1 to "' '(,r uuartor. Whorrfon', lo It mihl that true to his latorilay iren'timcnt, Hooho volt, wan never h,-olltn for n Hr-'ht Imt wouM not suiTiT im Insult. A man nf hU tyiie In not often InsultotL I'ncla Alninl Krlo I'nnal. Rome tnxpnyerH Ktlll asstirlate tlio l'rle oaiuil with a intile. These erring eltizeim forKet the steam consort, says I.enlle'H Weekly. It wan by steam consort Htantlarfl, upon which the a lieople of New York State two yeura ago basetl their vote Minetlunlng the expenditure of ?101,(mki,io for im lm provetl Krlo canal, a practically new canal, known otllclally ns the Krlo 100 Tnn ItarKO canal. What iIoch $H)1,(HH,0(X) mean? It nuft tin that the new Krlo canal la to be tho most costly artificial wnterway In tho world. It means that tho Erie canal is to cost ?l,(KH.i,lH0 more than the one nt Suez. It means thnt the Kile eaiml Is to cost twenty-five times ns much as tho Soo the greatest ship cnnal on earth In point of tonnage. It means hat the Krle cnnnl Is to cost more than the Manchester ship cnnal, which cost n trifle of $7.",HX,000. It means that the Krle cnnal Is to cost I targe canal Is to cost even more than the world's most colossal engineering font the rnnnnin cnnal. It iiienns that $.2,0001K)0 spent in the past and $i),iMH),(HH) spent In tho last deende must be added to tho $101,(HK,000, nnd hence, thnt the new Erie cnnnl, when finished In 1111 a, will linvo cost, old and new, n mutter of $101,000,000, or some $11 ,000,000 more than tlio esti mate of tho total cost of building Un cle Sam's I'minnm cnnnl. IT naalaaaa, Tim friend of younij pliyaldnn itartod for a little western town ami jiromlMod to toli gniph If tho H'ttlotiicnt ( ipoiircd to he n K'l owning In tho. liculriil lino. roiii a-ookn ntirr iiiw physltlan recilvcd the following tucs mire: "t'tuno at once. A!l' well." To which the phyMlrlnti rojMindod: Whnt'a tho uko of roiiiluK If all's a ell? I hud U tter o ate where they're 11! Rick." MntDrTawtll flml U". Wltnlnw'a BootMnf H jrril i tha tfal rrliinly InUan lor Ibetr ctilWreu during tha laethli.g rlil. 1 llada'l Raral Mark. Kldorly Itel.itlve (to schoolgirl) Auiiiinhi, you lire liMiktng pale. You iniiNt not Ik tiMi niiil.lt I.iiH. Tell me the truth, now; haven't you been burn ing the mldidght oil? MImn Aninndn (Imt pnlonrHta all gone) Why, yea, nuiiMo. Hut but Hot much; we turned the lump down rery low Indeed. iMrolt News. flTfJ Pmianfnll)r Cumt Io fltaerr nerrounei f 1 1 W arVr tint ilay'a uni'iif lr Kllni-'aiirr-at Nirva iiaamrrr. hn.) fur I rrok'i trial Imitli-atir) irallx-. Lr. Ik. 11. kllu. I.ia .W-il An h St.. riiliutli l.ila, 1'a. arrond-llant). ANcurn Why, 1 thought f'rlbber one of tht wlttleMt couicdlnn on the vaudevlllt Utiigo. Apparently you didn't like the sort of Jokes he uses. lteedlt Oh, but I do. That's why I couldn't lnugh at hltn. lie and I ecm to read the aume Joke papers. rhlladelphla I'rexs. Vi I t UK A rol.li IS (INK DAY Take I. A X ATI V I". Illti M' I giiliilnr Tiililala. Iirnij Kiita r. ftiinl niniii y ir It ful a In n:r. t. A tll'jVL'h lla'i.aturi' la on racli Imi. luc. UMATISM CAN NOT BE RUBBED AWAY When the joints are sore and swollen, and the muscles throbbing with the pain of Rheumatism, relief must be had at once, and it is natural to roll the aflected parts with liniments, oils, etc. This treatment dots good in a way, by temporarily relieving the pain and reducing the inflammation, Imt has no effect on the disease iloUf, because Rheumatism is more than skin deep; it is in the blood and cannot be ruui(l away. Rheumatism is brought on by indigestion, weak kidneys, poor bowel action, stomach troubles and a gen eral hluggish condition cf the system. The refuse and waste matters, which bhould Lie carried on through the nat While at work for the F. C. ft P. E. B. In the awampy re scion, I contracted Rheumatiam and waa completely help leaa for aboat four mo nth a and apant over $160.00 with doctors, but irotworae ry day, and. finally qai t them and be Kan 8. 8.8. I took a few bottlee and waaenred Bound and wall. Mr heaitrt la now aplandid, and I waig-h 175 ponnda. There i a lady Uvlno- near me who ia bow taking; S. 8. 8. for acnt Rheumatiam. For two montba ahe could notturn heraelf in bad, but aince begin nioar your inediciua about tnree weeka afro haa Improved rapidly, and ia now able to alt up. I can recommend 8. 8. 8. to all suffering" fromRheumatiam. Vlah.N.C. 8. C. LA831TER. X waa aeyrely troubled with Rheuma tiam. I bad tt In my kneea, lege and anklea, and any one who haa aver had Rheumatism knows how excruciating tha pain la and how it interferes witti one at work. I waa truly in bad shape-having- been bothered with it for tea years, off and on. A lo?al physician ad vised me to nse 8. 8. 8. I did ao. After taking- two bottlea I noticed the sore ness and pain were greatly reduced. I continued tho medicine and waa thor oughly cured; all pain, aoreneaa and in flammation gone. I recommend S. S. 8. w all Rheumatic auffcrera. J. L. AOKEW, 803 E. Greenbrier St. Mt. Vernon, 0. line Way Oat. "What?" exclaims the vexed wife You forgot to get the tickets for the matinee, after we have asked our friends to go with us? O, you dummy! Now. what excuse can we make to them? It Is too late to get seats." "Well." stammers the husband, "couldn't we tell them we forgot they were going?" Dcafncn Cannot Be Cured lv local a..lli all. i & they rannot reach the dlM-awil I'l'tili'ii ul tl.t-car. Here la only one w ay lu riiru l-a. iicaa. am) that In tT cnimlitu tlnlial rnui'dlt'S. i'l'afliina l rauat-il by an lD llanii il ci'iiiliiii.n ol iliv tiiiii i'Uii Utiinij nl tho kuatachlaii Tula.'. V lien llili ttiiie la inflami'il vi.u have a rumtilliiK hoiiikI nr liiiiiertert hrar. big. ami hrn U la entirely rliM-.f, I'eafiH-n ii the mult, ainlliiili'M i he liillaiiitnaliiiu can t-e taken imt anil thnt luU' to tmf.l to its linrmal roii'llUnti, lirartng will ho .ili-atroyed (nrevr; Iiiin atr nut ! It'll are raiiM-d by Catarrh, hlrh Is liotl.iitic I, nt au Inllainvd ronitltiou of Uiemiientia kiirtarr. Weitillnlve Imt' Itiimlri"! Iinllara fur any ca ul 1'raiin rr (raiiii il l.y catarrh) that can not re ruri'it by 11 ali a I aiartb. Lure. K'uJ lor Circular!, free. V. J. ( IIFNEV fi CO., ToleJo.0. rM.lil hy t'rUKclnla. ',!. lla'.l'a lainily 111 .a aru It.e belt. ural avenues ol bodily waste, are left to sour and form uric acid and other irritating poisons which are ab sorW by the blood, making it thin, weak and acrid. Then instead of nourishing the different nerves, mus cles, joints and tissues it fills them With poison to produce the aches, pains and other disagreeable symp toms of the disease. Rheumatism is usually worse in Winter for the reason that cold and dampness are exciting causes. The nerves become excited and sting with pain, the mus cles are sore and drawn, the joints swollen and stiff and the sufferer lives in intense agony; and if the disease is not checked it often leaves its victims helpless cripples for life. Rheumatism cannot be rubbed away but it can be driven from the blood by S. S. S. Being a perfect blood purifier this great remedy soon pro duces a complete change in the en tire circulation ; the thin, acrid blood is made pure and rich, and as it goes through the body nourishes and soothes the irritated nerves, eases the throb bing muscles, and dissolves and carries out of the system the irritating particles in the joints which are keeping up the pain and inflammation. S. S. S. cures Rheumatism permanently, and in addi tion tones up the digestion and stimu lates the different members of the body to their full duty so there i3 no cause tor another attack. Do not waste time trying to rub Rheumatism away, but pet it out of the blood with S. S. S. so that the cold and dampness of Winter, will not keep you in continual pain and agony. Special book on Rheuma. tisni and any medical advice will be given free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA 09 rCsl PURELY VEGETABLE. i im ii l. iili'i l'i a'"' a, ,.i a I'iy-.'. .i.'-i'-1 tiA-......-!.. A Deep One. The Ardent Elephant Your beauty Is skin deep, darling. Miss Hippo Oh, you wicked flntter er! 1'uck. From IM to Pork. rnsserby Is that your iork down there on the rond, guv'nor? Farmer Pork! What d'ye mean? There's a pig o' mine out there. Passerby Ah, but there's a motor car Just been by. London Punch. You Can Oct Allen's Foot-Ca.ie FREE. Write Allen 8. Olmsted, I Boy.N. Y., for a tree sample of Allen's root-Kane. It cures (wealing, hot swollen, aching feet. It makes new or ttcht shoes espy. A certain cue for corns, ingrowing nails and hunlons. Atldrug gliu tell it. J-'ic. Inm't accept any substitute. At the Hotel. Guest Didn't I telegraph for the best room in the house? Clerk Yes, sir. Guest Why didn't you save It for me? Clerk I've already given the best room in the house to fifty people to night, and I thought you wouldn't like I tn hi prnwileri. flovelnnit I.o.nlor. A (iVARANTKH) ( I RE FOR TILKS. Itching, ill ml. li'eiillnir, I'mtrmlit g file. Unie K'Mh ari n.!!?!iirl7.-(i to re.unil nin.iiy If 1'AZO U1MME.V1 fa 1 tncure lu lu 14 duB. aoc Thorough. "I hear," said one financier, "that Mr. Rockefeller is bathing his feet in the early morning dew to benefit his health." Yes," replied the other. "Having Too Heallallo. Mrs. Gnswrll Is your niece still do ing art work? Mr. Suililou-Clymer Y'es, indeed. The other dnr she minted a bunch of I srolden rod so lifelike and natural that j it Rives me the hsy fever every time I gotten ell there is out of oil. he is ook at it. Chicago Tribune. going to try water." Washington Star. P. N. U. No. 8-06 TITUKN writing to al vortlsora yloaso mention title paper. Ilia tVIllln.rneaa. He (Inylng down his pnHsr) Well, I begin to think It's tmo thnt great riches do not bring happiness. 8h And yet I have no doubt you would be glnd to experiment with gild ed misery n little If you hnd the means )f enjoying i. Cleveland Plain Denier. Lightning very seldom strikes twice In tho sumo plnce probably because the place luu't there. '-'-.'v. . ,-'"-v ,,-''"-";i'' f V.tfl'aa.t"'''""'':."--'' I ':.'. A IHEWlNNiNliv HUME m.:. w B? 7,1-'. V....-.i.- yiaafttarn liniiliaia,' luiaiii f iiiaaiaiirainiiiim j ','',: : ' -ii'.-' :i. i:al B 'raivlailiiiiiiaiT ailaAs Wlmmm BjLlBVwZaaUaaakatel fl Loulsv If more than ordinary skill in playing brings the honors of the game to the winning player, so exceptional merit in a remedy ensures the commendation of the well informed, and as a reason able amount of outdoor life and recreation is conducive to the health and strength, so does a perfect laxative tend to one's improvement in cases of constipation, biliousness, headaches, etc. It is all-important, however, in selecting a laxative, to choose one ot known quality and excellence, like the ever pleas ant Syrup of Figs, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co., a laxative which sweetens and cleanses the system effect ually, when a laxative is needed, without any unpleasant after effects, as it acts naturally and gently on the internal organs, simply assisting nature when nature needs assistance, without griping, irritating, or debilitating the internal organs in any way, as it contains nothing of an objectionable or injurious nature. As the plants which are combined with the figs in the manu facture of Syrup of Figs are known to physicians to act most beneficially upon the -system, the remedy has met with their general approval as a family laxative, a fact well worth con sidering in making purchases. It is because of the fact that SYRDP OF FIGS is a remedy of known quality and excellence, and approved by j'uyciuuiis mar. nas leu 10 ns use oy so many millions or wen informed people, who would not use any remedy of uncertain quality or inferior reputation. Every family should have a bottle of the genuine on hand at all times, to use when a laxative remedy is required. Please to remember that the genuine Syrup of Figs is for sale in bottles of one size only, by all reputable druggists and that full name of the company California Fig Syrup Co., is plainly printed on . the front of every package. Regular price, 50c per bottle. gfrV.Vl'iViWWV'airi.riNiJ JIW",.UIvl WatnVNr-i1ttaaa ' "VV?'1 .,fun...:ik-.i.M.MJ-:'1 :,.y:' ''; ;vwe i Jpti'y jjy'i'Wil.u.'llaUialL ilia, H Tav Sun Francisco. 1 s . -ar . .0 -v-'uw'. ir- l.lGOY-HIJP'iji ..iAiiua.ur.VL.i lV's':l NewYprk.S.Y. I
