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POLITICAL OUTLOOK,
ocratic New York four years ago he : On the grounds thus set forth many
IT IS A BURDtN.
> Tliti cost of tlie troops at Homestead
Jgincpowei at the plant, with the addi-
shrewd observers predict a |>olitical rev-
i tion of another 30 horse power boiler, to
will carry it again this year.
to the state of Pennsylvania is $21,000
HARDING L HEATH, Publishers.
As to Indiana, Mr. Harbison is noto ’olution this year that will sweep over
per day. This is rather expensive pro Some people say that a tariff" is not a run tlie electrical machinery. With 20
REPUBLICAN STATES THAT MAY
riously weaker there now thafr-ke was (the country east anil west, as iu 1890,
tection to the people of Pennsylvania. ; tax. Everj’one is willing to admit that 2000-candle power arc lights burning
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
BE CONSIDERED DOUBTFUL.
in in 1888, when he carried the t-tirtfaj/ »nd may change the political standing
Taxed on nearly all the goods they buy, ' it is not a tax in the way that a proper- in the city, McMinnville would have
0a« Copy, per year, inadeance.......
. $1 0«
In
the
set
lien
lent
of
the
tax
law
in
only
2,348, in a total of nearly 54O.WQ**’«wj.i<tates. They base this belief on
ty
tax
is
a
tax,
but
just
the
same
it
is
a
the
fame
of
being
the
best
lighted
eity
they
are
still
further
taxed
to
protect
Oao Copy, »lx month« in advance...
.10
lai
the next legislature the representatives the protected industries of the state in tax upon the energy of the people who of its size on the coast. Why not do it; The Southern State». With Connecticut. votes.
’ “
tlie fact iiwwhbtk ..............
www
of the people should recognize the fact their efforts to reduce the wages of the have to buy the goods upon which the , the people would not object to the iin- Indiana. New .Jersey and New York
with
the
extravagance
of
the
billion-
The
states
that
may
be
certainly
Entered at thb postoffice at McMinnville
Would Give Cleveland 2'l«i Vote»—
that the averag» »urn becomes a law- protected (?) workingmen.
counted u]K»n as republican are as fol* dollar congress and the prospect of in
MeKinley bill acts. Last year the peo-; provement.
Oregon, as second-das’« inatter.
Other Figures on Which to Bate Polit
abiding citizen, very readily when he
lows:
pie of the United States purchased a
creased taxation consequent on the
ical Calculations—Straw» that Indicate
3jOhio.
Idaho
23 confiscation of the surplus, will arouse
All tubtcribert who do not receive their «•an make money by it.
The Willamette valley, and especial-1 large quantity of imported cotton goods. 1 Among the tlie very foremost agita Democratic Success.
Maine
G.ppniisv Irania
32 the farmers and workingmen to action,
paper regularly will confer a favor by im
ly the section of country surrounding I It might not be our readers who did tors for the building of better country |
Michigan (say)
4 as thev were roused by the first blow
7 Vermont.......
mediately reporting the tame to thi» office
FaMtienscomplain about tHe bad crop McMinnville is capable of backing up I this, but, nevertheless, the value of the roads is ex-Gov. James A. Beaver, of
4 dealt "by tlie McKinley bill on the
Minnesota.........
9 ‘Washington
Some
sanguine
republicans
have
weather of this spring. McKinley almost any public or private improve- ! goods imported wis $29,142,000; upon Pennsylvania, who made this tlie sub
41
New Hampshire
consumers of the necessaries of life.
been
claiming
one
or
perhaps
two
Total
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08
should hnv» put in a w eather clause in ment. Almost any manufacturing in- ] this was placed a tax of $14,852,690. ject of an executive message during his
Thursday, August 4, 1892.
The figures given will afford a basis
If we exclude New York and In- of calculation for the prophets who de
that celebrated bill. The weather of dustry with business men at its head ' You can easily see that for every dol- term of office. Gov. Beaver has writ Southern states for Harrison. This
tho future would 1« much be improved can make money in this section. The 1 lar’s worth of goods purchased the im- ten tor tlie August number of the Jo- seems like a forlorn hope in view ot diana from tlie democratic column, the light in s]>ecnlating on the chance* of
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC T1VKRT,
the fact that the republican party is states certain to be deniocratic are:
the election.
! no doubt.
improvements, Imth public and private porter paid in the neighborhood of $1.50 : rum an explanation why most com- pledged to a Force bill and that Presi- Alabama
One thing is certain. States which
.lllMissouri
i
FOR I’RESIpEXC,
have been abselutely sure for the repub
Modern! Supposing he made a profit of 10 ]>er munities find it so difficult to get good
H North « arolina
GROVER CLEVELAND,
It has bee» recently said by nearly’ are away behind the times. Modern: ' cent on his outlay, the jobber paid at roads. The sclnwl tax, lie says, we dent Harrison is known to be a fanatic pg{iaa^sas
licans ever since 18Ô0, are for the first
3 South Carolin
of New \ ork.
.
. 41 Tennesee
*
time since Lincoln's administration
all the republican ]>aj>eri* that the ideas as yet have not much of a foot- ! least $1.6.5. The jobber certainly made have become accustomed to; so we on the subject of controlling Southern pForidiu
hold
in
this
section,
but
a
change
for
13
Texas
elections
by
Federal
bayonets.
The
Georgia
fairly considered doubtful. It matter»
F or vice PRESIDENT.
Pinkertons are democrats, but Ute New
13
15
per
cent
upon
this
and
the
retailer
have
become
accustomed
to
be
taxed
Virginia.
not whether this is due to the increase
electoral vote of the south seems certain [^"¡'sian’a
the better is noticed. Gradually mod
AD LA I E. STF.VENS*>N,
8 West Virginia
York.
(Ind.,)
says:
“
The
Pink-
for
charitable
institutions
anti
for
the
, of indeixmdence among the voter», to
of Illinois,
' paid about $1.90 for the dollar’s worth
s Connecticut .
_
,
1X1. 11 to
vvz go OH
S1 s-1 J y IM
» ». 1 »4 llx.lv 111
Xi Oxz
1 U1 v 14A 11*1
solidly
for I Cleveland.
The
so- I *» Maryland
erkxks are the strongest and most rabid ern ideas will take hold of the i>eople
i
the farmers' alliance party or to any
state9 have 130 votM Mississippi
9 New Jersey
and then they will be carried to tlie | of goods. The retailer must make a relief of the poor; but in most states the
For Presidential Electors,
> other special cause. The fact that auch
repablicans of Chicago and New York.
habit
of
generat
ions,
so
far
as
concerns
‘
Total
.
182
W. M. C olvig ..................... of Jackson,
same extreme that the mossbackism of I profit in order to live and the average
in the electoral college These, with
state- as Iowa, Kansas, Massachusetts
G eo . E. N oland .............. of Clatsop, William Pinkerton and Robert Pink several years ago reacheij. < >ne is as profit on this class of goods is at least the improvement of roads, has been the the 67 electoral votes of Connecticut (6) J
iana an< New York added to ' and Wisconsin are doubtful shows that
H obt . A. M iller ,............. of Jacksca erton are both republican stand-bys, bad as the other. What we want in 20 per cent. The man or woman who inenecnve
ineffective system of
working the
o. “ worKing
toe Indiana
New J
and I there would increase the total demo- the nation is in the throes of a political
W. F. B utch er ................... of Raker. and no man in Chicago exerts more
mako a tot"a, of
fof . I cratic vote to 233 and would elect Mr. revolution.
this section is a safe, reliable, solid bought the goods paid $2.28 for a dol roads," so that most men have not only New York
political influence than Billy Pinker growth, not behind nor in ex«?essof the lar’s worth of goods.
had it firmly fixed in their mind. tha the deniocraHc caudidate8j or three 4 Cleveland with ten votes to spare.
The highest price paid for wool in ton. It is to their interest to be repub
OREGON BETTER FIXED.
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,.„pssflrv to eleel
This is a fair sample of the effect of roads are not proper subjects for direct, more than
the
necessary
elect. .
,T‘le
doubtful.
backing capacity of this section.
eastern Oregon this yearwsA-11« cents licans.’’ Readers can take their choice
taxation, but that the highways might
the tariff’.
But the Harrison republicans claim
a st¿on» P^bility that some of
for a large lot at the Dalles, ’the wool and believe as they choose.
Daily Forecasts of the Weather Will
The highest price paid for wool in i be made by a small contribution of per- that Harrison carried Indiana and
will give Clevetand pluraliUes:
NOT reasonable .
growers still have great faith in the
be Issued from Portland.
9 Nevada
8
i Eastern Oregon this year was 16 cents • sonal labor. It is this long and deep New York in 1888 and can carry them I Colorado11
. 3
4 North Dakota
I A broad tired wagon, wheel is a road
McKinley bill.
rooted habit and unwillingness to pay again this year. This claim ignores Illinois
per
pound,
and
it
is
one
of
the
favored
Major
Handbury
of
the
United
States
.3
.24 Oregon
maker while a narrow wheel is a road
The V. S. weather bureau on the Pa
a direct sufficient road tax that is the
4
. 13'Rhode Island..
A person who was in tho city last destroyer. The law makers of Michi engineer corps was up and inspected articles in the tariff’law of this country. primary cause of our national disgrace the marked changes that have taken Kanaas
4 cific coast is divided as follows: E, B.
.lO.South Dakota
Of woolen good $43,000,006 worth were
place since the last presidential elec- I Massachusetts
12 Olney, Olympia, is in charge of the
15 Wisconsin
year wouk! not know it this summer. gan have at last recognized this fact the Yamhill river last week prepara
9
8 Wyoming
imported, and on them the government in having so few good highways; and tiou Mr. Cleveland is stronger than Nebraska
The amount of improvement,both pub and have jiassed a law giving a farmer tory to commencing work upon it in
Washington state weather service; B.
and the remedy lies in such an agita he was four years ago—Mr. Harrison is
collected
a
tax
of
$35,000,000,
or
about
order
that
boats
can
reach
Dayton
with
Total
no
S. l’ague, Portland, in charge of the
lic and private, is large and it is hoped who has wagon wheels wider than a
80 percent. For every dollar’s worth of tion as is hapily now going on in most weaker. The fight against Mr. Cleve-
safety.
While
Dayton
is
to
be
con
North and South Dakota have been Oregon weather service, and James A.
that the end of the season will see certain number of inches, a rebate in
states
for
a
keener
appreciation
of
the
goods
imported
some
one
paid
$2.70,
al
land within his own partj- has been republican, but the republican plurali- Barwick, Sacramento, in charge of the
more of it.
his road tax of one half. The Oregon gratulated upon the fact that she is at
lowing the average profit to the differ direct commercial lieneflts of weiyiiuilt fairly fought out, and those who were ties have l>een steadily decreasing. Wy California weather service Each state
present
at
the
head
of
navigation
on
law makers must meet tlie popular de
weather service works independent of
roads.
his opponents are honestly, earnestly oming is very close. 1st ill, they are the other, each collecting and publish
According to the report of the com mand for better roa«ls in some manner the Yamhill river, this item alone will ent dealers.
missioner of internal revenue, lietween at the next .session of the legislature not add to her importance. It is re You should not believe that the tariff’
The Oregon hen is again in eompeti and will be enthusiastically in favor of perhaps more likely to remain the re ing climatic and crop data relative to
their own state.
$7,1X10,000 and $£,.00,000 was expended and this i«'a»» woul«l l>e an excellent ported that the citizens of that place is not a tax.
tion
with the Iowa hen. Thiâ should his election. The New York democ publican side than to change over, un Joliu P. Finley, lieutenant of the 9tb
The consumer not only pays the tax
racy
has
been
solidified
by
threats
of]
less
the
independent
movement
affects
in sugar bounties last year. The repub • one to in«.-t«porate in the road law of are attempting to induce the engineers
IT. S. Infantry," is on detailed duty
not be. If the protection policy will
to believe that obstructions too great to uj>on the goods imported, but he pays protect and induce the production of Force bills, prepared and urged on1 them.
from liis regiment for duty with the
lican party has a patent on this rneth- ■ the state.
tlie dealers a certain per cent of profit
take
away
exist
lietween
Dayton
and
Weather
Bureau. He is stationed at
congress by the notorious John I. Dav
California and Oregon are claimed by
of cheapening sugar.
upon the tariff tax. In other words, things not produced here is a great enport, whose armed ruffians have ar the republicans, but without any* good San Francisco, and his duties have
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J A shaft time ago wtiile the North- this city.
opportunity to show up its power.
been to make forecasts for California,
In the first place we do not be the tariff* tax is compounded with the
The results of Cleveland’s adminis- ! western Shingle association was in ses
ztz
rested without warrant, hundred» of foundation.
while B. S. l’ague, in addition to his
various
profits
of
the
dealers
by
the
sion,
it
was
announced
to
that
body
Was Wilson Insane.
(ration continue to drop into the water »1®**-K
bodv lieve the report, but think it the work
. honest workingmen and legal voters at
The other doubtful states all voted other duties, will make forecasts for
I the polls in New York at every elec- for Harrison in 1888, but since that Oregon and Washington.
from the Cramp yards and the other I that the Washington State World’s] of some petty meddling fool, with less time the goods reach the hands of the
An autopsy was held on Wilson’s re-' 1 tion in which he lias found authority year they have undergone a remarka Congress having made provision for
large ship yards of tlie country. The fair building would require 337,000 sense than a jelly fish. I f the river was consumer. The consumer's tax upon
additional local forecast officials, to
mains Friday ah Oregon City, at 1 i to take part.
ble political revolution, as will appear meet tlie demands from various sec
Columbia was launched the other Jay. shingles tor its roof. Thereupon the navigable to this city or to Sheridan, the cotton goods in last year’s trade
o’clock, performed by Drs. Paine aud
amounted
to
12S
per
cent,
78
per
cent
association
promptly
instructed
its
sec
|
Dayton
would
enjoy
more
commercial
The business community has been I from a comparison of the pluralities tions of the country, Mr. B. S. l’ague
She will be the fastest vessel aSpat in
Carl, of Oregon City, which reveals, ! disgusted with the surplus squandering they cast for Harrison in 1888 and tlieir at Portland, Oregon, has lieen appoint
any sea and will lie capableof steaming retary to buy that number of shingles benefit from the river than she does more than the importers; his tax on
many
points
of
interest.
The
brain
’
the general profligacy and the Mckin- democratic pluralities in 1890, the sec- ed Local Forecast official, in addition to
faster than the City of Paris. She will and to donate them to the World's fair ' now, when situated at the head of nav woolens was 170 per cent, or 90 more
and its membranes weighed 04 ounces. ■ leyisni of the administration. Reform-1 ond year of Harrison's administration, his present duties, and he will have
than
the
importers.
board
for
the
state.
The
quarrymen,
igation. There would be a consolida
be able to make as her nvarage speed 22
charge of the preparation and dissemi
If this is not a tax upon someone, The membranes were in a high state of ers who supported Harrison four years I The following are the figures:
nation of local weather forecasts for
knots per hour. At this rate she will lumbermen and loggers of Washington tion of interests; there would be more
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Pague’s
congestion, evidently of recent origin. ’ ago are scandalized by the connection I
Democratic < Iregon
Washington,
Harrison
be able to overhaul the uiiK'h talkoi of have l>een equally generous, and al- money for a line of steamers if the Webster had better change his defini
pluralities 1 «luti«*«
< »fmv* ìmVi»
The frontal lobes of the brain present of the Wanamakers, Itaums and El- state
pluralities
duties lioivi
heretofore
have l>een having
ocean greyhound*of tiie merchant ser i most all the building material reipiired freight of McMinnville, Lafayette and tion of the word, which is: “To make
in 1893. charge of the first class meteorology of-
in 1S8S
ed two distinct points of softening, evi kinses with the administration, by the Illinois
has been donated.
30.822 I floe at Portland, Oregon and charge of
Dayton could lie carried by water, and demands upon; to load with a burden.”
23,104
vice.
dently
of
long
standing.
Inquiry
into
9,019 the Oregon weather bureau. His new
..32,084
abuse
of
civil
service
rules,
by
the
presi-
J?
wa
,
Dayton,
like
the
ether
towns,
would
3,885
There is a time in the life of a city
.32.037
,
,
..
, .
1
I Massachusetts
The loss of the training stables is to> | when it is necessary to have the names reap the lienefit of a lower freight rate
The city needs arc lights in the the history of Wilson reveals the fact dential nepotism and by the unscrupu- Kansas
45,076 duties will be to make weather fore
.30.152
casts for the various sections of Oregon
that
since
childhood
he
had
been
con
.27.872
<12,851
lous use made of the Federal patron-1 Nebraska
lie deplored. No matter how small a ! of the streets jxisted conspiuousJy on owing to the consolidation of freighting streets. The present alternating incan-
1,782 and Washington. These weather fore
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matter some people consider it, it is . the street corners and the houses num interests, and her commercial impor ; descent machine is carrying nearly all sidered as strange in his ways, and at age to secure Mr. Harrison’s nomina-1 wisconsh'8"'1
.33,732 casts are of etqiecial value to agricult
.21321
many times doing things for which he
ural interests and the issuance of them
still a loss to the city and to the <*un-
the
lights
it
can
stand
with
the
street
tance
would
increase
in
greater
propor-
tion.
The
republicans
count
on
demo-
In
Kansas
and
Nebraska
the
plurali-
bered. The cost of displaying the
ty. Yambill county can support a street names would be but a slight ex- tion than that of any of the other towns 1 lights. The city could lie better light- could not be held responsible. His cratic treachery to Cleveland. They I ygg ¡n is < jo were of the democracy and from Portland will allow of their reach
the public at ail earlier period than
county fair. With the track in the i pense to the city and the numbering The business men of Dayton are too : ed by arc lights; would be more mod- father for years before Wilson’s birth are likely to be disappointed. But re-1 farmers’ alliance combined over the re ing
they have heretofore done and will
had
epilepiti
cconvulsions.
These
facts
hands of enterprising business men the <»f tlie houses a smaller expense to tlie sensible to hinder the efforts of the i ern in appearance and the 1000 candle-
publican treachery is very apt to do its publicans. This year, through the also allow of a further and more exten-
association could l»e paying a dividend owners. Everyone knows the lienefit citizens of this place and Lafayette to j power now used on street lights could of parentage and the abnormal condi work at the polls, both through ab-1 strong movements of the I ndependents i wive system of dissemination. Daily
tion
of
brain
would
strongly
point
to
instead of calling for assessments. If to be derived from tlie system and get bet ter .transportation facilities. Peo be used to advantage on the commer-
sentees and knifing on the insuiter of I many strong republicans admit that weather maps will also l»e issued aud
is no reason why this eity should ple who hear these rumors should close I eial circuit. The cost of a 20 light, the conclusion that he was nol wholly Blaine and repudiator of Platt. Hence I they are in danger of losing both those distribute«! gratuitously, giving the
an effort had l>een matte at the time i there
’ rain and fair weather areas, the move-
not have it done. Fifteen minutes of
the trotting circuit was organized this I the council session wowkl accomplish their ears to them, as they are not rea 4<X)00-candlepower generator would not' , responsible for his act.
there is no good ground for concluding states, a.« well as Colorado, Montana i ment of storms, changes of tempera
I»-
ture, etc.
that because Mr. Harrison carried dem-1 and Nevada.
city could easily have been in it.
I exceed $1500. There is plenty of en- Get New and Startling Facts at Druggists.
sonable.
There certainly Will notlien failure
cf crotó I'fi V»regon this yww. There
nev«»r ha® bH>n and then the McKinley
hili fa ih operation.
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Will Locate at McMinnville for Three Weeks Commencing Monday, August, Eighth.!
It is a Free Show. Come One, Come All.
KICKAPOO INDIAN SAGWA
? KICKAPOO
INDIAN
QUICK CUKE FOR AU KINDS OF PAIN.
A Sound Stomach.
A TRUTHFUL
TALE
SPEEDS BEST
WHEN
PLAINLY TOLD.
and Healthy Liver means
Long Life anti P -rf-.-t ! Kahl
More than that :
It means Happiness anti
Contentment.
,
Nothing so quickly
strikes the Root of Disease
as the Kickapoo Indian
Remedies. No
trace of mineral poisons are
contained therein.
not pretend
these children
W E of that do nature,
the Indians,
possess supernatural
powers, or that they
It has no equal. It stops pain have stored their minds
with medical lore from
as if by magic. It should be musty
volumes in the
in every family, for it is truly a colleges of their white
doctor in your house for f’.ar- brothers.
No! they have been
ache, Toothache, Chilblains, the pupils of Nature, and
their books the grassy
Freezes, Sprains, Neuralgia. fields,
the shaded wood
lands,
and the traditions
Colic, Diarrhoea, Headache,
of their tribes from time
Sore Throat, Burns, Cuts, immemorial. Where do
Bruises, Rheumatic Pains, we find such fine exam
ples of health, strength,
Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, and activity as among
Cramps in the Stomach or the native Indians, un
defiled by the ways of
Limbs, and all sudden or acute the white men ? They do
not suffer even to-day
pains, external or internal.
with chronic diseases.
Why? liecause Nature
It gives immediate
i has provided a cure for
|
all
the ills of humanity,
Price, 2S cents per bottle, 5 bottles
and they have learned
for $1.00. Ask your druggist for It. her secrets. Not only
do they know the proper
herbs to use, but they
know at what season
they should be gathered,
how they should 1>e pre
served, and, best of all,
how to prepare the med
icines from them to
secure successful results.
These things they know
as no other people on
the face of the earth
I kneru’y or probably ever
, will, as, unlike the white
physician, they do not
divulge their secrets.
If a white doctor finds,
as he thinks, some new
cure, he is bound by.
the medical laws of
his society to tell them
The great Indian Vegetable fully, so that, except in
a matter of personal
Remedy fdr
opinion, one doctor is
as good as another.
With the Indians, their
ways are kept to them
selves, and it was not
until that intrepid scout,
” Texas Charlie,” who
lived among this ancient
trilie of Kickapoos, —
one of the oldest tribes
extant, — and won their
love and friendship, were any of these secrets
No one need suffer long with known, and no other man on earth has
acquired them. It is to him the people of
a cough or cold if they will yet
the United »States and other countries arc
only try this popular
indebted for the blessings of this knowledge,
I and so wonderful are the cures which have
remedy.
lieen effected through their introduction that
Price, 50 cents per bottle; to-day they asc a standard article in every
■
drug store throughout the civilized world, and
5 bottles for $2.00.
have won their zcay solely on merit to this
proud position in ten short years. Is not that
For sale by all druggists.
the strongest testimony that could be produced ?
0
:
I 5
!
!!
!! I
Nature’s Greatest Gift of All.”
KICKAPOO
INDIAN =
WORM •
KILLER;;
Prepared by the Kickapoo
Indians from their own Natural
’THE rare combination , Roots and Herbe. Two to four
of the best of the
doses will be sufficient. A
vegetable kingdom, gath- '
ered, cured, and pre Pleasant, Safe, Reliable and
pared into medicine by Prompt Remedy for the removal
the native skill of those of Stomach and* Seat or Pin
versed in Nature’s ways, Worms from Child or Adult.
has been given to the
It is easy to take, never fails,
world in this prepara
tion. Nothing equalling absolutely harmless, and re
it for the cure of the ills quires no physic.
relief.
arising from impure
Price, 25 cents a package
blood, torpid liver, dis
5 for $l.dD.
eased kidneys, deranged
stomach, and the ner
vous system, and espe
For sale by all druggists
cially (or those ailments
throughout the U. S
peculiar to women, has I
ever lieen known. Its
fame has spread like -a
prairie fire from one encl
< f the continent to the
other. The cures which
have been wrought by
this* remarkable prepara
tion are marvellous. In
ihe older cities of the
East—aye, in Europe
even — its wonderful
properties of curing has
made it the most popular
remedy on the market.
.Some" of the stories' I
This salve is made from
told of its miraculous
the
medicinal properties of
powers have astounded I
Healing
Herbs, Roots, Barks,
the wisest professors of
botany and medicine. etc. It contains no lard (hog’s
Our repeated offers of grease) or impure tallow from
$5,000 in cash for any diseased or feverish animals,
improvement in our for
and when applied to Wounds
mula has never yet been
;
taken. “It is an impos or Old Sores it at once causes
It will be found
sibility,” say all; “your them to heal.
combination is so abso- ’ an excellent dressing for Fever
lutely perfect that it would be like painting Sores, Cancers, Piles, and all
the lily or gilding refined gold.”
kinds of Indolent Ulcers.
If you are suffering from any of the ills of
humanity reached through medicine, do not
fail to take Kickapoo Indian Sagwa, and
note its quick effect.
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Healinu. and come amonc
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the Sick and Suffering.
The Wonders
of die Vegetable Kingdom
are offered to the
Human Race
by the Children of the
Field and Forest.
It is Nature’s own Tonic
and Blood Purifier.
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Be not Afraid.
The Kickapoo Indians are on
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COUGHS, COLDS,
SORE THROAT,
INFLUENZA,
and all Diseases of the
Chest and Lungs.
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Blood-Cleansing
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Clothing,
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Only 25 cents a pack
age, or 5 for
$1.00.
3’S BLOOD PURIFIER/
KAY & TODD.