THE
Her 0 / liou of Him
II the e is anyth <i f exasperating in thia life
it ¡Hth-lawyei wii » <1Io bull} rag and
otherwise lespitefaily use a witue**. mere p •
ticularly when that witness is a « qiiimii . ub-
turves the Washing jii Stir, it is on account
that there is geiiei.il r«-j*»i<-!ng w’.ieu that kind
of an attorney is s ofe hip and thigh by one of
his siippM»'! Ii ’lj. -s« victim». Of such ia the
following t de:
The w » u ni w t< • i the stau I and she w is n
very uicc ia*i:i ie: e f t e<.»et*tab1e w > «» hii who
kept a cheap bo tr li >g house, anl it was the
desire of one >fh’ : i-sts t > be • Ii-*h«>*ie*I that
brought her t » th • c m t to hi ike hi.ii pay his
b >a i • I
“II > m oil did voi -av yo i w-re. nuda’ii?'
inquire I th ? law . • v ’i m re u ri n ear h
for an »dde. ly ia»| I i I. I« no more anxious to
Jose a b »ir«l -ill lb i » ■< y > i g one.
"I did not sty. *
-he re-ponded, flu.-ldii
to tin- roots of li- t
“Will you be ki tl I » >.igh to say, mad tin'”
••It’s none of you Ini
Ixuitw-s ’
“Objection sustai.ird, smile I the court.
“Um " said the .a.vyer, nibbing his chin,
“how much did y m the amount was the defen
du ii t owed you ?'
•‘Twenty-five doll tr«.”
‘■An l for how long was that?”
“Five weeks.”
“That's f5 a week isn’t it?”
“Yes, sir.”
“Five weeks at 95 a week is $25, I believe you
s id?”
“Ye-, sir ”
The witness wts pitient, but her temper
wa« not imporve I 'iude thestrain.
“Isn’t that an exti>1 vagant price to pay for
board in that locality, madam?” inqui ed the
attorney, severely,
“He didu’t pay il, sir,” answeted the woman,
begl 1111111 g to turn.
The lawyer give a little start of supprise,
then became indign mt at t .e very thought of a
witness talking like that.
“Don't be facetious on the witness stand,
rn idam,” lie said' assuming a tone of wajniug.
“This is a serious matter, madam. I have ask
ed if your prices were not exorbitant and you
have Been fit to answer lightly, mad tm. Now,
madam, I ask you in all earnestness if you menu
to tell this court that your pri -cs are moderate
and that if I should come to your house to board
yon would charge m«e 9> a week? Answerd -
rectly, madam,” a al the attorney sat back iu
his chair and assn ned an imperial manner.
Th i witness was not at all abashed.
“N >, sir,” she said, simply, “I would —”
“I thought not, I thought not,” Intel upfed
the at'orney, betiding over and rubbing his
hands.
“No, sir,” continued
not charge you at all.
in advance.“
Then t 'e court forgot its dignity and everybody
laughed except the attorney.
Real Estate Transfers.
Feb. 26 G. W. and Anna E Duvla, to William
C. Johnson, B »nd for deed.
26 Willlain D. Johnson to W L. Brooks,
power of alty.
28 ('. S. Patent to Scbii'iliiin Hardman,
Lots 1 A 2 Sec. iH ami Iota 4 5, it 6 «<•<•
7 l |. S It o \\
28 Robert and Lois W itt to W. M. ILunil-
ton. I/Ots 3, 4, sand 6 Blk. 9 Tlietalorc
Jacoby's addition to liny city.
AG Reynolds and wife to Win. N. Bays
E: H of 8 K Ji
«0 Tp 3 S It 9 W
Mar. 2 Thomas Cavanaugh to Estelle l eriy
N>aof Lots 7 Mi M B!k 8, Hlillwill n adj
to Tillamook.
William l>. Johnson to G W D«v E
of N E it'< E ‘a of S E % oi Sec 29 Tp
2 N It a W
2 James M Fuller to W. L. Rcife * erg,
Lot« 16 to 27 lc.k 2o Ful ir’s nnieiided
add to Bay ity.
2 James M. Fullnr to W. I.. K ifeii'»erg W
t.mcts and lots i:i Boy City.
2 W K A M tr y A. Goodspe <1 to W I. Kief
enherg u
of N E *t and mid W Ja <»f
S E 14 Mec 2» Tpi N R H W.
5 Geo. A. Mowers to Albert Lynch all the
N W ’4 Sec 2.5 lying N of Nestucca
River TP 3 S RH W.
7 Benedict Lu*cher to Win. Ilaffcv, bond
for deed
7 Abel Dave to Ro«coe l’liilli a. I.ots 13.
14 ft 15 lllk 33 Pm itic add to lbiy City,
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TILLAMOOK WEEKLY
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Cure of ChronicDiscases
Fill II l.i.l'le or coinni"" Hi““* *',l‘
urine ."<11-' ''
t*vnt)-f->ur hours:
TflECELEBR A TED VITA
a eeiliiiient reltling imlicslec «»
The Favorite Hostelry in Anta-Bellum Days—Often Patronized by
Abraham Lincoln—From its Veranda Stephen A. Douglas Deliv
ered a Groat Spasoh— Again the Soono of an Important Event.
i
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Thompson run the I ; she could not »tand straight. One of the doc-
historic Cuyier House at Plymouth, 111.,a hos-. I ! tors said if she became well she would be a
for life.
telry where Abraham Lincoln often slept, 1 I cripple
‘fI>r. Grigran, of Augusta, was the firsl
where “ Dick” Yates, Lyman Truinbell and i doctor u ho nad her case. He doctored hi i
Richard Oglesby bought refreshments for the | through two serious times of rhe disease, and
inner man iu ante-bell urn days, and from the ■ finally told us he could not cure her. We
veranda of which Stephen A. Douglas de I doctored her nmat all the time, but when she
was ten years old she had an unusually severe
livered one of his great speeches.
attuck, and we called in Dr. Kreider; of Prai
This article has not so much to do, how rie City, where we were then living. lit
ever, with this historic hotel, as it has with tried hard to cure her but finally gave it up.
the landlord’s thirteen-year-old laughing, He said, * I ran do nothing further, the ciue ii
the worst I have witnessed. ’
bright-eyed, rosy-cheeked daughter Ollie.
“We nearly gave up hope then, but colled
As onq sees her to-day, the picture of per
fect health, it is hard to believe that nearly Dr. McDaniel who doctored her after we com«
to Plymouth, but no benefit was derived.
nine of the thirteen years of her life were spent
“Then I heard how Uncle Wesley Writoi
on the bed of invalidism , that for months she had been cured by Dr. Williams’ Pink Pilli
never walkedf and for years suffered the pain, for Pale People. Knowing the condition hi
misery and distress of inilummatory rheuma had been in, I thought if the pills cured him.
tism in its worst form.
they might help Ollie. Consequently I toughi
Able physicians were employed but no a Lox for her, and before she had finished h ,
permin<*nt benefit resulted.
she was much better. She continued taking
Mrs. Thompson heard of a wonderful cure them, and when the second Lox had been usee
which had been effected by Dr. Williams’ she waji well, and has never Lad rhtumatisn
Pink Pills f»r Pale People, and was influ since.
enced by it to purchase some of the pills for
“ I cannot sav too much for the Tr. Wil
her daughter.
liams’ Pink Pills for 1 lelieve Ollie would
Before she had taken half a box, there was have been dead long apo.if she had not taker
marked improvement in her condition ; when them.”
V ictoria T hompson .
she had taken two boxes she was completely
Fubscribed and sworn to before me this lit!
restored to health. To-diy, there is not a day of September. 1M'7.
healthier child than Ollie fc'iompson.
W. S. R omick , Notary_Public.
The case came to the attention of the editor
1 hereby state that I have examined Misi
of the Tri-County Scribe, and a reporter was Ollie Thompson, and Cud no outward ap
detailed to learn the story of this remarkable pearance of rheumatism.
cure from Mrs. Thompson’s own lips. She
W. D. W ade . M. D.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
Ollie was a hearty, well-developed child i 17th day of September, 1897.
from
was I
“ the time she was * born until
■' she
’
W. S. R omick , Notary Public.
three years old. In 1887 she was taken down
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All dealers
sell Dr. Williams
Pink _ Pilli
with inflammatory rlummatism. For nine ' for Pale People, or they will be sent post
post-
years she was never entirely free from the dis- paid on receipt of price. 50 cents a box or six
ease, and much of the tone was in an alarm- I boxes for $2.50 (they are never sold in bulk,
ing condition. At times, she could riot walk, or bv the 100), by addressing Dr. Williams1
sad her spine nos drawn out of shf ,c so that | Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y.
8 pnckiigPft <tf Arbiicklp» ntt'l 1 io s
coffee forfl.OL Beaver bnintl »odn. .Of»
per II» picklige. ArinA IltitniHPf Briind
»o<la. I | a. I< igo» for 25ct». nt Geo W
Phelps’ Nlore, Nt-tarl», Oregon.
2t
I le ich ft er llie Ihc adi .I'JHT »tnl Oregott-
¡Hit will co I |2 OU inslead of ^LSO ¡8
bet vtofore.
THE ARENA
niESSIlN OF PUBLIO 0PIMI3N.
But for which th« Editor Does not
Hold Him*e f Responsible
1
healt.j........1.......
(l|.i,IH bains line . it is -vnl.-nt -.1 ki.lnev
trouble. I.». Irrqiirut .lustre to liriniile
ur i... » nt the l .n k, is i .I h ..
vii . cii . k
pr.H.f timi tin- knlii- J' H|t'l bhulder Hie
out o( O.Jer
From the Tri-Countjf Scribe, Plymouth, IU.
WII AT T" no
There is comfort in the kit «
often exprewu.l, timi
Klttne. «
S« unti-Knot, tl.e gieut kt.li.ey iei.ie.ly
lull 1. even ttt-h in leliiviuti I'nto n> tl «
b.i. k, ki.lnrjs, liv-r, l.lHt'.lei att'l ev. i v
|,.irl of 111 miliary ins-ag -. Il c.rr.-.ts
inshilily to h< 1'1 urine xml wnhling pain
in mo.sinu il, or bml effects follo» mg use
of liqii-'r. wine ... I»eer. nml overcomes
llisi nn|iie.is»nl
s.iiy of In-ii'K com-
in*lle.l to X 1 "P m-'i.v tin.cH <luiii>X I ,e
niylit In inimue. I l.e i.nl.l «"<1 Iheex-
tr.loHlinHiv elìcci of Sw.imp R"*t is s< on
I.'slizr.l. ’ll Hl.imlsllie h'lihest lor its
womlerfnl cikch of the innsl distressing
etile». li you oeel 11 liiudiuiH’' y<”»
shi.iiblhiive tin best. Sold by <liiiggi>-'»,
pike lb tv ceni« nit'l <me <L>llm
in. y liav? H Kiiiiip e bottle and |>umplilet
bolli sen' free by mail. .M 'ii’ioii II e \ i >-
i idiiT »ml
»e»'d
i-tblies« to Dr.
K lim i At Co. Biiiglmnit' ii. N Y
Tim
l»r<.p'etois of this |>s'|»ei' gitaraiilee the
gt-niiineiie«« ol this offer
JONES BROS
Livery
when you want
A Nice Rig and
A Good Safe Team
that you can drive with com
fort and enjoyment.
Our patrons will find every,
thing in first class shape and
our prices reasonable.
JONES BROS.
Mens < veinhirtM
und underwegr et
l»p«| ro k price» at Gen. \\
Phelps,
iX'etiirlN, Ofcg <11.
2t
Mediciue
Co., 'faeonia
Wash.,
i«ll aoout their great success atid how
hay caw tore you.
Having a system of me«U«ine«
I 011 great dweoverie» of
eminent
uenttets, demonstrating the feet that
. cry disease ha» an antidote and that if
ieir apeetde» are used according to di-
a cure iii aU cases—such as
.Morphine and Opium Habit», Drunken
ness and Tobacco Habit, Liver Diseases,
Jaundice, Salt Rheum, Yellow Blotches,
Pimples, Gastralgiu, Gastric Debility of
guarantee
gk i
the Stomach, Dyspepsia, Ci ironic Con-
ntipabion; Kidney Diseases—such
as
Bright’s Dieease,
Congestive ♦ Blood
Trouble». Dropsical SweNingfl, Crystal-
ilea, Dirbetis, Chronic Rheumatism—
no matter how long standing, Neumlgia,
Gmit, Asthma, Bronchitis, LaGrippe,
[inligestion, Catarrh in ail forms Hay
Kever, Diseases depending on the bra:n,
Vertigo, Debilitating Losses, Impoteiicy,
Xet voiie Prostration, Paralysis, l’ain in
• b * B ;rk, Weakness of the Limbs, In-
j imiia, Lassitude, Piles in all
forms,
‘ o |.I m an<l Croups, Blood D seasea ol
• ’cty kind ami nature, including Serof-
il l, I lip Disease, White Swelling, Fever
• »res. Curvature •>/the Spine, IHrlret», I
*kin Diseases, Chronic Diarrhoea, Head- i
• he, &c. All Fe nale Complaints the
lAonalr Regulating T.iblets and Vaginal
’ tones always do their work safely and
urely when used as directed. Simply
vrite the company in strict conti-
Itvice, <lis< ribing lisease and they will
••nd yon free directi >ns as to what rein-
ly to use, or if vou enclose $1 they will
«end yon a montli’s treatment adapte.l
to your particular case, and they will
»•i:ir Hiloe a cure if their diiirtiuns are
Bowed.
These remedies are nearly ail in tablet
• •H, easy to hike and contain no alco-
I to i ij ire the
system. Address
I’l ME’HClSECO.JPASY,Tiuoinn,
•’ asbin^tuU.
ACADEMY
D
town lot'or timber claim or any
jtlier’improved or unimproved real
I estate? If so you want to put it into
the Lands of some on« who will ad-
vertise and try to sell it. I have
just opened in this city a thorough
ly equipped
•cliona they nearly always cure.
Hteir remedies
have completely
ewloied to health so many thousands of
differing humanity, Hiey absolutely
rducat<nria1 Men 'or F. 1 Mention«’ O
< »
w’e teaclien*. an* npjin«- d to the pi lire n fi
ling the bitrhe'- executive nffl r< i” mir ch<»« 1
TILLAMOOK. OREGON
I <» m (— \t Fiiirview duin e lust M< ndnv system with the meuihers '»I other p f ni> s
—dergvireii. lrvyers fin 1 physicians T i--
e’ eiiiuv. h N* .
-u >g 1 r< of ligi I legged
jraped C ourse of I nstruction
fashion s b c.inii 'g -lioge^he” ton con mo
EDITED BY
I gill gum b«» 't, I n\ ing 11 piece of bung some quarters for the ro »»<1 ot the < a” r V e
ST ALPHONSUS ACADEMY is divided intC
ing twine nii'fle fas* to the top f<»r hold* hn’d 'ha* education t1 oTices flouhl be filled Four departments, viz. Primary, Iutermediaio
RoHaseveils
Tutea.
II g it up
Any one imparling infor with (duratio! al men, just a« judic al offices grammar, and Senior.
Established 1868.
i.re filled wit lawyers mid clerical ones with
mation leading to the iecovery of said
The Year is divided into four terms of elever
The only Magazine on the
preachers. What wctJ«' be tlionjit of the
boot will be tew Hided by
t ’edit u of a t< ariier t*> the aupienie hen li, or weeks each.
Facile Coast.
<
Geu. II. Ilnmlley. | t< a Id l-.opric? And yet this would be no more
It3
literary
natter represents the best
unjust to the legal and the theological frii‘erni.y
TUITION FEE-
thoughts of s-.'.ch writers as Ejalmar
WI ipii yon want liosirv. 1 in rellii» and n »’ would the ends of justice and the interests
Tuition Fee for one pupil for a term of clever
Hjorth Boyesen, Charles Warren Stod
ri.it iotiei v I lie pince t» get them ¡8 ft of religio i be more likely to suffer than a-e weeks--in the Primary Department Two D0|^
dard, Edith LI. Thomas, Joaquin Miller.
th se of e<iu -iitioii by «1 -vating to its place of laks , in the I ntermediate , T hreb D ollars
i lie Racket Shire
Its illustrations show in the best style
trust an i responsibility those wl o .r- » i
G
rammar
G
rade
,
F
our
D
ollars
;
S
enioi
the glories of the Pacific Coast.
adepts in that field, but wli<>,-e specialty lie' in
G
rade
,
F
ive
D
ollars
It is a pictorial history of the Great
other directions. We empbaticall y protest
West. It covers the whole basin of the
against a policy which proclaims tlirtt everyltody
Pacific, including China, Japan, and
i is a good eiHHigh educator although prehaps a
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
Corea. You want it, so does your
failure in everxtblng else. We Ins st that
Instrumental
music
on
the
piano
or
the
string
family.
teaching wii never become a profession, will
never be regarded ns such nor respected as such e.l instruments, for a term of eleven weeks, Tas
One Sample Copy, 10c. Single Numbers, 25c.
D ollars .
while its mo«t responsible places are made step-
Yearly Subscription, $3.00.
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FOli SALB.
p ng-stoiies or lion is of re'tige foi those who
All Postmasters are authorized to take
»re looking for something else or have failed in
VOCAL MUSIC
subscriptions.
Ti
other callings.
Vocal music, K ight D ollars .
Overland Monthly Pub. Co.
The most appropriate sphere for a rigid appli
cation of our civil service reform is just here in
F an F ranoisco , O au
usiness
epartment
i the domain of education. I.et teachers and aup
WomaM in Business.
In
the
Busines
Department,
Stenography,
Book
eirntendents be selected oil the score of me t
She had moi ve acceptnblv ns tieamnmr
and fitness alone; let them hold tlieir office fin keeping, and Type writing included, if desired
of ilia club f r liltle <-v •r r h year, hii «I
n term of years£ or din ing good be! avior, hi d The common branches T hiety - fivb D ollars
th it was hii nxceplionable record, oli
the “noble army''of incoTpetents and “dead- for the whole course.
Plain Sewing and Fancy Work free to
¡bents" will soon disappear from the milks o‘
H**t vent lie (’hicay I*«» m |.
pupils on Saturday afternoon.
educatiomd workeis and we shall begin to reitl
“Don’t you I nv ’ di.'llrn’ty
l.atiu,
French and German included in
I ize results adequate to the pressing of national
ilig VOU book-«?“ they nsked
need*. Suri)« reform would be the prophecy Senior Grade. Private le-sotil in those
•On, dem, no,” she implied. ‘IVliy,
i and the pledge of every other reform. Until guageaFiVB D ollars a term.
Qm. klv . urel
OUR TEX CUE WHEN PATENT
we reform our education and tl e mass of those
it'allie eHMiesl tiling in the world. I
OBTAINED.
Mend model, (ketch or photo, with
I’arUcucar attention paid to Physical Training
description for free report r.e to patentability. 48-PAGE
who
me
set
apart
to
promote
it
we
shsll
look
>ud Etiquette.
jilMt add up what I have received an«l
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information. WRITE FOR COPT OF OUR SPECIAL
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OFFER It ii the most liberal proposition ever made by
¡administration of civil affaiis generally. If!
a patent attorney, and EVERT INVENTOR SHOULD
to m I io W wllltl I n due the dill», mid then
, brain-power am! heart-power ar - not needeti in j
NIGHT SCHOOL
READ IT before applying for patent. AudreM:
I our educator*, tl ey me surely needed nowhere Night School open to pupil, from 6:50 until
1 make my I iiim I i iml gi ve me a check for
'
else.
The
very
last
place
for
ignorance,
in
um-
the am ui.it.
riieie'» really nolliii g wllh T/M’AL APPLICATIONS, as t’ey ronnot
8 o>. commencing on Monday Oct. nib Tuition
I pelence and imliffeieuce is at the head of either fi .00 per month.
bard about keeping books when v tl reach the seat of the <li•»«*»»-e. Catarrh is a blood a st liool or a-sclt« ol system.
PATENT LA VVERS,
rki.nl .nd Tuition fiyoe a month. Bach
La Droit Bldg., WASHINGTON, □. C.
or constItiifiotiHl dtsease, and in order to cure it
know how.
G, A Walker.
tci
m
of
11
weeka
payable
in
advance
yov must trtke internal remedies llaH'st'atarrh
Cure is tfikcn riiternally, and acts directly on
WEATHER BUREAU
(lie blood and musrous«intacca. Hall's Catarrh
Indigestive poiaons are the Lane nt the
Cure i« not a quack medicine. It was prescribed
Voluntary Obse* vers* Meteo logical Hecord l>y one of the best physicians in this country for dyspep'ic’s life. When wick, Fee if your
for .he Month of January, 1390 at Kilches years, and is a regular pieMcrlplion. It is coin Hit kne»s in rntiMt <1 by iiidige**l i ve poison«.
Station, Tillamook, gregon.
|M«Mr<l of the beat tonica known, combined with
the tw«t Mood purifiers, acting directly on the If so, lake Shaker Digestive Cordial. Tbi* '
is the only certain way of being perman
Maxi Mini Menu Rain 1 mu«4*011 « surfaces. The perfidi combination of
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Mm temp .19 Itale 4th Total min full
Bvwnbody Way. So.
cellent remedy for coughs mid colds. — uninterrupted means speedy and certain
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death.
dealer in
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i derful mixlieal diseoverv ot the a.-.*, pleas (»••orge W. Hump liiex .** Sold by S. J
Simply write to T A Slocum M. D ; 9» Pine
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street.
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Pirvaliiiq win.I. iMiwIion We*t Remarks cliansing the entire system. dta|>el colds,
cure lieadaclio. fever, habitual < ouetipauon
•ent Soffrre « «hould take instant advautage
T Trace
Cellectiom R.ce.ve C«„I mi lnd
and btllouaue... I’ ease buy and trv » boi
Nw-ToHac for Fifty Ceata.
•f his générons proposition
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Capt Joseph J. De warm
I off. C. V VMlny; 10, «.¡»cents, tivldajd
Guamataed tobacco habit curv make« weak
Prompt Attention
Please tell the Doctor that you aaw hl» offer
Voluntary rib- rvf.
gjaraniod to euro bjr all vlru,gists.
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For t'nware of all kinds go to die Rite
l.el störe.
Do you want to
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H.R. WILLSONS CO.
And am now prepared ’to tian-
sact all business usually connected
with such offices.
I expect to make a apacialty of
the sale of Tillam««k County Bairy
Lands and for that purpos« will
advertise extensively in eastern
papers. If you have any land, fer
sale now is the time to bring it in
and list it.
If yon want to buy or trade for
real estate, if you have property
yen desire attented to in your ab
sence, er any other business in the
real estate line you are respect
fully invited to ceine and see me
D. DeK. Bowman,
Tillamook, Ore.
C. A. BAILEY
----- Dealer in------
STUDEBA <Ef? WACONS,
Osborne Mowers
Buggies, liny rakes, plows and other farm
machinery. Yon can save money by
dealing with me.
Special Prices on Buggies and Spring
wagons.
C. A. BAILEY,
Tillamook, Ore.
Lightest.
Safest,
Easiest
Sirrplest,
Working,
Strongest;
Most
Accurate,
Compact,
t'ectr er.
Must Modern and progressive
For catalogue or Infortriatiou writo to
THF, MARLIN FIRE ARMS CO.
Thia Ta Your Opportunity.
On receipt of ten cents, cash or st am pa,
a generous sample will be mailed of the
most popular Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure
(Ely’s Cream Balm) sufficient to demon
strate the great merits of tho remedy.
ELY BROTHERS,
56 Warren St., New York City.
Rev. John Reid, Jr., of Great Falls,Mont.,
recommended Ely’ Cream Balm to me. I
can emphasize his statement, “It is a posi
tive cure for catarrh if usad as directed.”—
Rev. Francis W. Poole. Pastor Central Pres.
Church, Helena, Monk
Ely’s Cream Balm is the acknowledged
cure for catarrh and contains no mercury
nor any injurious drug. Price, 50 cents.
CLARENCE TILDEN
Nice dry wood of nny kind, any length
desired at lowest living rates.
THE WO[1DEI$ OF ^ClEpCE
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We ,havo a Washington office.
Mu"n 4 e® re“*”
M unson T ypewriter h SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
MUNN & CO.,
361 Broadway. New York.
The Munson Typeivriter Co
E\changa and
¡fouititi#
■AT CITY, OREGON.
To the E ntoh s—I have an absolute
remedy for Consumption. By its timely use
thousands of hopeless cases have been already
permanently cured. So proof-positive am I
of its power that I consider it my duty to
smd tm bottks fru to those of your readers
who have assumption,Throat, Bronchial or
Lung Trouble if they will write me tlsetr
express and postoffice address. Sincerely,
T A SLOCUM. M. C_ IV Pearl At., lew Tort.
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