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About The Telephone=register. (McMinnville, Or.) 1889-1953 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1892)
4 I FARGO’S CLOTHIERS AND MERCHANT TAILORS. SHOE ★ ★ ★ Th!« Shoe Is varra ntjd Ff mt Qvaltty 1n ev»ry rwpwt We have put in a shoe gallery and make a specialty of Men's Fine Shoe Wear. We have a very large assortment and at prices from Sf.OO up to $6.00. We have fine hand sewed calf and Cordovan, and will guarantee the qualities. CLOTHING. Our stock of clothing has no equal on the West side. We carry Oregon manufactured goods in large quan tities and a fine assortment of East ern and Imported goods. We have all styles and novelties. Men’s suits at $6 and up; Boys suits at 11 and up. Have extra sizes, etc. TAILORING DEPARTMENT. OVERCOATS. We closed out our overcoats com Our tailor shop is well known thro pletely last winter : hence our stock out the county and has a reputation is all new this season and is very for fine work. We have conducted large. We have a fine line of Men’s this shop for four years and employ coats all wool and good patterns at union tailors and guarantee a fit on $10 to $15;also lower prices. Head all our work. You can not beat us quarters for Macintosh coats, from in this department. Give us a trial $5 to $15; four colors. I and you’ll be satisfied. YAMHILL’S VOTE. THE TELEPHONE-REGISTER. HARDING &. HEATH, Publishers SUBSCRIPTION KATES. >□« Copy. per ye»r, inadvance............... $1 00 Copy, »lx month, in advanco............. PLUTOCRACY SUCCUMBS DEMOCRACY. Entered at the postoflice at McMinnville Oregon, as second-class matter. All lubscribert who do not receive their paper regularly will confer a favor by ini’ mediately reporting the name to this office FURNISHING GOODS. Our furnishing goods department is large and has all the Latest Novel ties in Men’s Shirts, Colors, Cuff's, Ties, Underwear, Gloves, etc. Wc have been here seven years and the amount of business wc do shows that we do not follow, but load our competitors. ■ ■■■■■.■■■■I j i ..i i r _ ' THE NATIONAL BANKING SYSTEM. The official vote of this county , r I A Few Ideas in Reference to this Great, Question. shows the following result compar ed with the vote on congressmen Tlie existence and perpetuation of' tlie banking institutions, created in June: Nov. June, mainly by the statutes of the United . .146!) 1317 States in 18C4, touch tlie interests of Republican.... . . 682 877 the people in two important ways: (A) Democratic,... . . . 790 387 as affecting the circulating medium Peoples............ Prohibition.... .... 246 204 used hi daily transactions: and (B> as A Word for Long Skirts. I don’t mean trains. They are very pretty in their proper place, but when they are used to assist the street clean ing department they justify all the abuse that can bo heaped upon them. I mean skirts which nearly touch the ground, and which when standing or sitting practically cover the feet. I remember the poor and pretty hero ine of a story I read long ago, who, wlieu she was surprised by visitors in her workday costume, “sat down and confided the shoe with a patch to the friendly protection of the pretty pink skirt," which she could never have done : if she wore a reform skirt that only ; came to lier ankles-. The latter of course would be more comfortable in bad weather, but the two or three extra inches are so friendly to women who have to economize in shoes. I think this is one very strong reason with a great many women for clinging to long skirts, and it always seems odd that you don't hear it men tioned. Perhaps many women don't think of it in that way. They only know that they are uncomfortably con scions of their feet in a short skirt. It costs a pretty penny, the reformers ought to know, to be always newly and neatly and daintily shod. If you can spend forty dollars, say, on shoes; if you can have a variety and suitable ones for all occasions, and they fit like gloves, and you can discard them as soon as they need mending or get rubbed or out of shape, then indeed you can rejoice in a reform skirt with some of the inward tranquillity which comes from a con sciousness of being well dressed. But the case is very different with women who must restrict themselves to ten dollars or less a year; with whom each pair of shoes must last so many weeks or months, no matter what work is expected of them; who never dream of having shoes made to order, and who must consider their substantial qualities more than their style. This friendly service on the part of the long skirt is one thing that helps it to hold its own against the peddler stout on the king's highway. affecting the management of institu tions where business men keep their 2785 Total.......................... 3187 daily deposits, and where men go to These are the figures and you borrow capital for ordinary commercial Thursday, November 10, 1892. Cleveland and Stevenson Win can draw your own conclusions, al uses. It is not generally appreciated though it is hut fair to say that by persons who have no time to inquire Easily. R esolutions <> e C ondolence and all O bit - uary Poetry will lie charged for at regular quite a number of transients voted into the organization of banks how the •advertising rates. in this county on Tuesday ; or per continuance of national banks may l>e * * » of distinct benefit or injury as affect S ample C opies O f T he T elephone -R egis ter will be mailed to any person in the The Landslide of J89O Repeated haps the ticket voted this week, be ing a part of our currency. United States or Europe. who desires one. ing less complicated than the state In tlie first plaee the note of a na With Emphasis. free of charge L. P. Fisher, Newspap-r advertising ticket in June, is a better test of the tional bank is a promise to pay by tlie agent, 21 Merchants’ Exchange. San bank, and not by tlie United States. It county’s voting strength. Francisco, is our authorized agent. This is, therefore, not government paper paper is kept on file in his office. Cleveland is elected. Only Pennsylvania and Ohio Re money, like tlie ‘'Greenbacks.” As main Reliably Republican. only tlie banks themselves must re THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION. deem their own notes—and the notes must lie redeemed at any moment on The president issued the follow- I demand in lawful money—the govern ! ing proclamation of Nov. 4th : TAMMANY HALL ANI» 1IILI ment steps in only to the extent of “The gifts of God to our people obliging the banks to deposit a special PROVE THEIR LOYALTY. during the past year have been so part of their resources, invested in abundant and so special that the United States bonds, with the treasurer Illinois Surprises tlie (LO. I*, and spirit of devout thanksgiving awaits at Washington, for tlie security of tlie > LARGEST CIRCI LATIOY. not the call, but only the appoint notes issued. On every $190,000 of Satisfies the I»eiiioci-Kts. bonds at par value, a bank can issue for ment of a day when it may have only $90,000 of its notes. There is thus The benefit of the people who U — common expression, lie has stay- tlie most perfect security to holders of •lo not take it we again remark J * that tlie price Is I True Jeffersonian Democracy in ed pestilence at our doors. He has notes, since our national bonds sell ¡ONE BOLLAI 1 I I given us more love for free civil in much above par. If a bank should tlic Ascendency Once More. per year. It is the only out 3 stitutions, in the creations of which fail, the government could sell the I bonds and with the proceeds have and out democratic paper pub- « ' his directing providence is so con more than enough to redeem the notes. lished in Yamhill County and 5 He has awakened a A national bank note is, also, a much I ! 2(H> FOR CI.EVK AND 8T1ÎVIÎ, spicuous. GOES INTO note to carry (so long as gold is j deeper reverence for our laws. He safer » paid by the United States) than silver THE HOMES has widened our philanthropy by a dollars, because tlie latter have only i>5 Of the democratic population, J or 70 per cent of value behind them. thus making it especially J Weaver May Have More Electoral ¡call to succor distress in other In fact, no one ever lost a cent by bav sought by the advertisers. If j M. H elen F raser L ovett . i lands. He has blessed our schools in his ]>ossession a National bank note, Votes Than Harrison. your business needs strength- < although this system passed through and is bringing forward a patriotic ening try advertising in the J the great commercial crisis of 1X73. A Gift front Her Soil. T ei . ei ’ hoxe -R eoisteii . 4 and God-fearing generation to exe This fact is in striking contrast witli Empress Frederick lias received a C Street. J experience under tlie old state cute his great and benevolent de our McMinnville, Ore 2 banks liefore 1X64, when tlie notes had pleasant gift from her son Emperor Wil The election of Tuesday has pass ■ JTM. JKJKKJK7XWA « A A Xb A Z. z Z- Z. dUA signs for our country. He lias giv as many different values as the banks liam—tlie ruined castle of Cronberg, ed into history To the thinking, en us great increase in material which issued them; and no one could crowning the lull opposite her hew home then take notes in change without re in the Tannus—Friedrichshof. The em The opera house was comfortably reading public there is no disap wealth and wide diffusion and con sort to a “bank note detector” to find press wanted the castle in order to en filled Monday evening and Hon J.F. pointment, unless it be one or two tentment and comfort in the homes their value \veek by week, or without large her grounds, but the property be losing by discount ( through exchange” longed to the state. Accordingly Em Caples explained the mysteries of minor instances and these are fav- of our people. He has given us when sending money for payment to peror William bought the estate for her different parts of tlie country. McKinleyism to the satisfaction of orable to the winning side, The grace to the sorrowing. Now there Each National bank must, also, re I benefit. the republicans. Wc havn’t heard fore, 1, Benjamin Harrison, presi deem its own notes at-its own counter Dear girls and women, co-operation slide of 1890 is repeated with demand. Above I have referred to will give you everything you desire— that lie made anv converts. dent of the United States, do call on method of ultimate redemption, as even more gratifying results to the upon all our people to observe, as the in the case of tlie failure of a bank. co-operatiou in sympathy and in intel A bright little New York boy af democrats. There remain only a I refer to the method of daily re lectual, financial and social effort. It is has been their wont, Thursday, the Now, demption. Inasmuch as notes are so the open secret of success, lying bright ter a hard evening’s work trying to few reliably republican states, not 24th day of this month, November, safe, they go to any part of the country and smiling in our path at the door of make a list of three hundred and far distant from tlie issuing bank. Con the Twentieth century. as a day of thanksgiving to God for sequently, aa»----- - • * ~ » i ■»*. < nA it was Anally arranged that sixty-five most notable persons in able among them are Pennsylvania. his mercies and a supplication for each bank should keep a sum of lawful The London Geologists’ association Ohio and Oregon. the world, gave up the task and money equal to five per cent of its cir has this year elected a woman, whose . his continued care and grace.” culation at tlie Redemption Agency in scientific attainments are indisputable, tossed his list to his mamma. That The here-to-fore strongholds of Washington, so that, instead of send as one of its vice presidents. good lady could not but laugh republicanism are vanished and in Throughout this land of ours ing a mutilated note to the bank itself, one ata distance from the bank heartily when she read: “Jesus, their places are reared monuments i there is a gradual tendency toward any eotild, send the liote to Washington Christopher Columbus, Papa.’’ and there get it redeemed in lawful of Jeffersonian democracy as exem electing both United States sena . money (tliat is, in United States notes, tors and the president directly by ' gold òr silver, or silver treasury notes ISJ instantly afforded sufferers from 1 Bronchitis, by the use ot Ayr’i Natural gas is failing. The un plified by the life and acts of P ris I the people. The proposition is be- of 1892). Then in addition, any bank Cherry Pectoral. Either as an ano to whicii a person is in debt is obliged restricted use of this cheap fuel has sent G rover G i . evei . ani ». ■ coming more and more popular to accept in payment as (legal tender) dyne, to allay inflammation, or an ex at last made inroads upon the sup to loosen and bring away the Th« electoral vote which this year ' among the masses, but not many the notes of any other National bank pectorant, ! (whether solvent or insolvent). This mucus, this preparation has no equal. ply, and already natural gas com senators take to the idea. They ; explains why a National bank note is “ Last winter I contracted a severe panies have recommended that will be cast for the democratic tick which, by repeated exposure, be are almost without exception mon not only perfectly secured, but also cold, came quite obstinate. I was much et comes from every portion of the why it circulates at par, without ques troubled with hoarseness and bronchial their patrons supply themselves eyed men who can bring strong in- tion, in every part of the country. The irritation. After trying various medi with coal or wood, as there was no country. Sectional animosities no i fluences to bear whenever they can perfection of this kind of a circulating cines. without relief, I at last purchased telling when the supply of gas longer control the determination of | get a footing, and it would not be medium is such that it attracts no at- a bottle of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. On taking this medicine, my cough ceased ' tention. would cease. immediately, and I have been the voters of the nation. Honest, i half so easy to manipulate the gen- If the reader will compare a “green- almost ever since.” —Kev. Thomas B. i back” with a National bank note he well Russell, Secretary Holston Conference During the seventeenth and sober judgment on the facts and leral public as it would a few trust- will discover that the latter is not a “le- and P. E. of the Greenville Dist. M. E. C., . gal tender. ” That is, in paying debts, Jonesboro, Tenn. eighteenth centuries service as conditions of the times is the gov ! ed. with the interests of many.— you cannot legally discharge tlie obli “ My mother was sick three years and , /*<>//.■ Count;/ Itemize)-. gations by offering National bank very low witli bronchitis. We feared . councilmen and constables in most erning motive in deciding which notes. But, although you cannot force nothing would cure her. . One of my New England towns was compul partv it is best to support. This creditor to accept them in private friends told me about Ayer's Cherry Mr. lflaine did not vote for presi your She tried it, has -ised eight transactions, it isso easy to get them Pectoral. sory. Even .John Adams, after bottles, and is now well.”—T. H. D. judgment has just lieen recorded dent this year. An intimate friend redeemed in lawful money that in prac Chamberlain, Baltimore, Md. ward president of the United States, tice no one refuses them. United of his says this will be the first States and to say that it has not liecn hon notes (greenbacks) were declared paid a fine rather than accept a time that Mr. Blaine has failed to February 25, 1862, to lie lawful money municipal oilice. In those days the estly recorded is to impugn the mo a legal tender in payment of all vote in a presidential year since he and debts, public and private, within, tlie tives of the rank and file of the vot office surely sought the man. PREPARED BY liecwne of age. I'niteil States, except duties on im Dr. J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. ers themselves. This is a great ports and interest (on the public debt); Cold by all Druggist«. Price $1; six bottle«, $5. There are many signs that Cana but National bank notes are receivable Hosier Brown, a man 100 years I forali dues to tlie United States except country and greatly complicated da is beginning to drift slowly in ' old. residing at Drain, this state, duties on imports and can be paid by the direction of jtoliticitl union machinery is necessary to preserve ; was carried to the polls in an arm the United States for all its duties e.\- interest on the public debt and the with the I’nited States. We do not the government and subserve the -chair by four prominent citizens ' eept redemption of the United States notes. mean that such an event is likely best interests of all the people. This and cast his 20th vote for president. — Prof. J. Lawrenc'e Laur/hliu hi the He was in the war of 1812. Chauleiwfitan for October. to come soon, for the sentimental WEAVER ASKS FOR A NEW'LEASE' I i ; Telephone- ; Register?: I Great Belief Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, we believe will be done by the new opposition to annexation is too administration more neariv nearly io to me the . , , iiunnnisiraiion strong to be overcome, bi t that the ultimate destiny of Canada is polit-' «‘''‘^faction of each citizen than by ical union with the United States. ^,e Presc,d one. Cleveland and Stevenson will The death of Lieutenant Fred j, have two hundred and sixty-nine Schwatka in Portland last week is electoral votes; Harrison about one not only a loss to Oregon, which has been his home since he was five I ' hundred and thirty and Weaver years of age, but to the whole na | forty. The states carried by the I tion. The New York Worhl says :I democratic ticket are: Alabama,! ■‘Few latter-day explorers have at Ill; Arkansas, 8; Deleware, 3; i tracted more attention than Lieut. I South Carolina, 9; Florida. 4: Schwatka. He became known not 1 Georgia, 13; Kentucky, 13; Ten- only as a scientist who made dis 12; Louisiana. 8; Maryland,* coveries of great value, but as an Inessee, I ■8; Mississippi, 9; Texas. 15; Mis interesting writer as well.” souri, 17; Virginia, 12; North Car In experiments on the influence olina. 11; New York. 36; New Jer- of food and surroundings on the color of animals, Mr. E. B. Boulton I sey, 10; Connecticut, 6; West Vir- i reared caterpillars of the pepper ginia, 6; Illinois, 24; Michigan, 7: moth under different conditions. California, 9; Indiana. 15; Wyo Those confined among green leaves | ming. 3; total, 269. and twigs became green, those liav-, In all probability Wisconsin’s ing black or brown twigs mingled , electoral vote will be carried for with their food were brown or black and others were turned light color-1 Cleveland, also. And no one will' ed by white paper. Witli artificial lie surprised if Cleveland receives colors red and blue tended to pro-1 300 votes in the electoral college. duce a dark Adoration, though, There is no use to give majorities very strangely, painted twigs had as the totals are not all in yef, but not the same effect as those with just as samples we give New York, i the same natural tints. 80,000; Illinois. 15,000; Connecti Tlw.v increaw appetite, purify the whole cut. 60C0. system and act on the liver. Bile BeansSmuJL This Shoe is warranted Flrat Qaallly in every reep*»;< VeryStyliah Perfect Fit Plainand Topi^ ■•• • •o/t and Y m IM’ cOhWMMM». MlrTTUl a » UCB. BLANKETS AND TRUNKS. HATS AND CAPS. We are agents for the Salem Wool ! We pay special attention toour line We are agents for Fargo's Celebrat en Mills and sell Blankets as low as of Hats, buying direct from the ed $2.50 calf shoes: every pair other merchants buy them. You manufacturers in the east. You guaranteed. We buy shoes from can find any kind of a hat in our Bros.. Boston; Hamilton A cannot equal our prices on blankets. stock and at prices to suit you. We Robison Brown, Brown. St. Louis; C. H. Fargo, and W e have also a large stock of have stiff’ hats in all shapes for M. D. Wells. Chicago; all manufac- Trunks and Valices direct from the young men and old. Seethe styles turers. and we guarantee all shoes eastern manufacturer. and prices. ) we sell to give satisfaction. Tho GT.ASGO LACE THREAD CO., C.taftO, Conn., I , will distribute in premiums T«o Thousand Dol- K. lara, Gold Coin, for the best specimens of fancy work, to be made only from the DO from Ter minai nr Interinr Nik lb GLAS60 TWILLED LACE THREAD. Northern Pacific Open to all retidentx of the United State», | PfiPUFTr$2Ö0Ö— líUullL'l I com » in Premiums. co ln 9 Ækô, your dealer fbr circulars giving bill information. If not to be had of blm, Ær write us. DO MOT DELAY. Thoroughlv satisfactory proofs vf our rdlB- bility furnished. -a. -- Tni,. r6LAS60 LACETHREAD CO.,6lasgo, Coni. .si&So'tib ToallFc It !• the DIN»*’• I ^^B e -»luU-- hruiiw Through VLSI I* ’ ITD TRAINS Every O.*.y if» Year tu ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO iNo Change of Cars Composed of IIIMXG t'AKS (unsurpassed) PllLMAM PRATO ROOM SLRKPERS (Of l-atcst Equipment. I TOURIST SLEEPING CARS NOW READY I Best that can be constructed and in which acconinuxlations are for hol ders of First or Se< ond-c|as» Tick- ’t”n l ELEGA.B PAY COACHES. A Continuous Line connecting wltk all lines, affordiug direct and unin terrupted service. Pullman Sleeper reservations can be secur ed in advance through any agent of the road Our New Goods are now Ojien and Ready for The Trade. Through Tickets; ii AnicricA, EnglAfti •nd Europe i nn l»c purchased at any lickvt office of tins coniiiany. Full information concerning rates, tiiui of trains, routes and oilier details furniahM on application to anv agent, or Our Cloaks and Winter Wraps come direct from the manufacturers in Chi- cago. Everything in this line will be new and fresh. _ _____ ____ ___ __ ____ . It has been our aim and effort to purchase good Serviceable Goods; those that will give customers the most service for their money. « A D CHARLT0M Aset General Passenger Agent Geaeral Office Of the Compaiy, No, lf| riratBt., Cor. D ahtogtoa, fortawdi Or. East and South —VIA — Southern Pacific Route SHASTA LIKE, Express Tyains Ix-ave Portland Daily ARRIVE. LCAVK Portland 7.00 p n> SanFrancisco S.lA«u> 7.35 am San Fran. 7:00 p m Portland »111 Above trains Mop only nt following st« tions north of Roseburg: East Portland. Oregon City, IVooilburm, Salem. Albany, Tangent, Shedds, Halsey, Harrisburg. Jun ction city. Irving, Eugene Roseburg Mail Dully. ARRIVE LEAVE. 8 :<i5 a m Roseburg. . 5:40 p m 6:30 a m| Portland . 4 :OU p iu Port I a .id . Roseburg. Albany Local, Dally. Except Sunday. LEAVE 5: 5; Portland Albany ARRIVE. p m Albany.........0: p iu a m Portland K:55am U nion , We don't believe in sac- M m MM Tourist Sleeping Cars, of second class passen rificeing everything foi’ For arcotnmodation ger* attached to express train* WEST SIDE DIVISION cheapness; hence don't buy Between Portland and Corvallis. Mail Train Daily, except Sunday. nor sell the auction goods, LEAVE _ ARRIVE. 30 a in McMinn’ 10:10 niti Portland . 10 10 a in Corvalli* . 12:10 p in McMinn’ if we know- it. Corvallis. 12: 55 p m McMinn’ . 2:50 p in But we do claim to lead all competitors in low- prices, here or elsewhere. ' who carry the same quali ty of goods. This season as an induce- ment for people to buy for cash we shall, on all but a few staple goods, give ten per cent, off to cash buyers. 50 p in Portland . 5 *30 p ,n McMinn’. At Albany and Corvallis connect with (rains uf Oregon Pacific. Express Train Daily, except Sunday. LEAVE. I ARRIVK 4 :4O p in | McMnn ... 7.25 pm Portland . 5:45 a ml Portland. 8:20 am McMinn'. Through Tickets to all Points EAST AND SOUTH. For tickets and full information regard ing rales, maiis. etc., cull on thet’ompanv’« agent at McMinnville R KOEHLER. E. P. ROiiERK, Manager. AaM. <1 F. A P Airt À UNION i ONLY 1 PACIFIC i I I LIN E RUNNING This we find is absolutely necessary in order for us tc meet the changed condi tions and demands of our wholesale houses. THROUGH Leaving Portland, 8:45 A. M. 7:30 P. M. A. J. APPERSON Hours Quicker to St. Paul, J ACOBS, Hours Quicker to Chicago. Hours Quicker to Omaha and i A new and Complete Treatment, consist- ■ ing of Suppositores, Ointment in Capsules, Kansas City. i also in box and Pilis: a positive cure for External, Internal, Blind or Bleeding, Itcli- T’la.llna.axa. ar.d. Txixrist ; ing, Chronic, recent or hereditary Piles,and (Formerly Morrison Street. Between Front and First Sleepers, Free I^ecllxx- I many other diseases ami female weakness; I J.ng' CKciir Cars, Oinixxr I it is always a great benetit to the general Cars. ! health The first discovery of a medical cure rendering an operation with a knife h <»r rates or general information eall on i unnecessary hereafter This Kemoly has or address, never been known to fail. $1 per box, 6 for ( W allace <t H artman , McMinnville, or 1 $5; sent by mail. Why suffer from this ter- : rible disease when a written guarantee is | H. HURLBURT, Asst. Gen. Pass. Apt. Goods Made up in Latest Style. Satisfaction Guaranteed. given with six boxes, to refund the money i 254 Washington St . if not cured Send stamp for free sample. Cleaning, Scouring, Repairing a Specialty. J Third Street, near Odd Fellow* ’ Building. Guarantee issued by W oodard , C larke A P ortland , O reoon . Co., Wholesale A Retail Druggists, Sole OREOON. Agents, Portland, Oregon The Portland Tailor, A FULL LINE OF SUITINGS AND PANTS GOODS ozsr ()N_ ACCOUNT Ararle. WU^aaya: The accompanying statement at my weight and measure- « m ™.... un» tj m i. ments Will show the results Of WalM.. 4«tn. ai u I, five months’ treatment. u ■». 40 i*i » » IF YOU WANT PATIENTS TREATEO BY MAIL. CONF I DEN UAL Ilirmlm, and with m oUHaa, IwnnvwteDn or La i ,,F. for particulars addire««. with a canta in itamp* m . Of wishing to retire from business, I offer to sell my entire stock of Mer chandise at Cost l t. a. r. unti, alienti mint, cucici a> A NATUKAL REMEDY FOR Epileptic Fits, Falling Sickness, Hyster ics, St. Vitus Dance, Nervousness, Hypochondria, Melancholia, In* L. BETTMAN. ebrity, Sleeplessness, Diz AT BEDROCK PRICES, ziness, Brain and Spi nal Weakness. GO TO I This medicine has direct action upon the nerve centers, allaying all irritabili ties, and increasing tho flow and power of nerve fluid. It is perfectly harmless and leaves no unpleasant effects. A Valuable Book en Nerroaa U Ir v V diseases sent free to any address, | n I J and poor patients can also obtain I 111 b L b this medicine free of charge. This remedy has been prepared by the Reverend Pastor Koenig, of Fort Wayne, IndM eince 18% and is now prepared under his direction by the I KOENIC MED. CO., Chicago, III. Sold by Druggists ut & 1 per Dottie. C for S5. Laftt? AC. <* Lftiuias fiar BURNS & DANIELS.