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THE LESSON OF A DECADE. fbor of laborors increased 25.2 per
M.,i'a mnnni,,n f ii.ic mntiiii cant." In otlior words wokos in-
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contains an interesting article en
titled, "Warning Prom the Census."
Ub purposo Is to show how certain
events affected tho growth of wealth
and tho dovolopment of national pros
perity in this country during tho years
from 1890 to 1900. Comparison Is
mado with tho preceding decade and
a 1 d38o n Is drawn ior tno ton years
through which wo are now passing.
From ndvanco statistics It Is shown
that our population lncronsod, from
creased 7!) por cent during tho first,
faster than tho number of laborers
whllo in tho second tho laborers In
creased 8 por cont faster than tho
wages. The Increase of capital In
vented from 1880 to 1890 was 133.9 per
cent as compared with G1.3 por cont
In 1890 to 1900. And so It appears
that tho progross of tho porlod from
1S80 to 1890 was greater than tho suc
ceeding ton years of which tho nation
boasted as closing tho most wondorful
century of the world's history.
"What Is tho reason for this?" nsks
Gunton's wrltor. "Was Mr. Cleveland
1890 to 1900, 20.7 per cont, wiilcli in 08B i,not than his predecessors?
itsolf tins no special slgnldcanco until Not In tho least. It was not a quos-
compared with other features of our
national life. The social welfare of
our pcoplo should bo tho chief con
Bldomtlon. If this Is enlarged, thou
industrial conditions havo Improved
nnd tho principles of government nt
work aro correct.
. Tho decade suffered from one groat
disturbing event that reduced goneial
nvorngos and makes comparisons with
statistics of tho previous ton years
unfavorable to tho closing doendo of
tho ninotecnth century. Tho change
of tho industrial policy inaugurated
by tho election of President Clovolaml
in 1892 dostroyed business confidonco
and caused industrial havoc through
out tho land. As an economic object
lesson It was the most conspicuous In
our history. It demonstrated the dis
astrous effects that mistaken political
action can havo on tho prosperity of
tho country. Tho Increase in tho totnl
amount of wages paid was 23.2 per
cont whllo tho incrcaso In tho numbor
of waso oarnors was 2G.2 por cont or
84 por cont greater than that of tho
wages. This Is emphasized by tho
fact that tho avorago wagos In 1890
woro $444.83 a year and $!37.9fi In
1000, or 1.5 por cont loss. Prlcos nro
hlgho'r for a glvon numbor of nocos
sary articles by 1.8 per cent, which
mnkos tho purchasing prico of a day's
labor 3.3 por cont loss than It was In
1890. If wo compare tho Incrcaso of
tho two decodes In products wo moet
with fllmllnr discouraging results.
Tho total product in 1900 wns only nn
tion of honoftty or ability, hut a ques
tion of policy. Ho was olected for a
(loflnlto purposo of changing the In
dustrial policy of tho nation." With
tho passing of Cleveland and tho de
feat of Hryan wont tho fonr of froo
trade and freo silver. Tho nation
was inspired with business confi
dence. McKlnloy represented a now
policy. Wo knew what to oxpoct.
From that hour busluoss rovtved and
tho old ordor of progross was re
sumed. If our utatlstlcs could show
tho samo ratos of Increase In wagos
and Industrial products for tho first
half of 1890 to 1900 tho genoral aver
ages would bo In ndvanco of those
of tho previous decade. And If tho
present prosperous conditions con
tlnuo until 1910 tha next consus will
show n greatly Improved condition of
public wolfnro.
WHAT WE NEED.
H. C. Droodon, a wall-known busi
ness man of Portland, says somo
woids that havo application to ovory
tewn:
"In the first plaeo wo need moro
sunshine In the fncos of our people,
on tho streots, In our storos, oltlcos
and homos. A moro cordial wolcomo
to tho strangors within our gatos,
who aro Booking a location to estab
lish now enterprises nnd bocomo per
manent cltlzons. Why not resolve
from this tlmo forth to oxionu a iioi.i
growth nnd air of prosperity that ox- 0f "Our Dumb Animals," Hon. Geo.
Istod there. I asked a prominent clti- T. Angoll, of Boston, writes as fob
sson tho reason and he replied, "Wo lews:
Los Angeles peoplo all pull togothor." , Some four years since n wealthy
Our citizens need to ho awakened Boston gontlemnn told us ho thought
to thoso conditions, and a coitain of retiring from business. We ad
amount of civic pride Inoculated Into vised him to first tnko a bIx months
inoir everyday nvos. They roqulro a vacation and seo how ho liked It.
llttlo Of tho Ollthuslasm that lirovails Thn rnsult wns Unit lin In ntlll nt work.
among tho citizens of Seattlo and Los Chnuncoy M. Dopow says: "When
Angoles, whoro thoy all say with ono ' a man from fifty upward retires, as
accord, 'Wo havo tho largost storos, ho says, for rost, his Intellectual pow
tho best stocks of merchandise, tho'ers bocomo turbid, his circulation
best schools and churchos to bo sluggish, his stomach a burdon. Ills
found In Christendom.' This could marck, at Bovonty-flvo, ruling dor
all bo said of Portland with many ad- many; Thiers, at olghty, ruling
dltlons thoroto. Tho best wator, tho Franco; Olndstono, at eighty-two, a
flnost climate, tho grandost sconory, ' powor In Great Britain; Simon Came
tho groatost oxtont of productive ' ron, nt ninety, taking his first outing
country tributary and many othor ad- abroad and onjoylng all the fatigues
vantngoous conditions. Whon nil as well as tho dollghts of a London
facts aro onco realized, thon Portland' season. Illustrated tho rocimorntlvo
will ho sought by thoso looking for 'powers of hard work. Such men as
homos, and sho would soon nttaln tho these never ceased to oxorclso to the
Importance to which sho Is Justly on- full extent of their ubilltlos tholr fac
resolution was recently recommended It is also possible that tho Demo
to tho committco on privileges nnd crntlc papers would havo "scored" tho
oloctlons nnd there it will sleep and
know no nwnkonlng, unless Its
friends In tho Sonato become moro
numerous and vigorous than they
havo been. Tho United States Son
nto, by its action In this connection,
assumes n defiant attitude toward the
pcoplo. Tho Sonato realizes how pa
tient tho American pcoplo nro. But
how long bforo patlonco will ceaso to
bo n vlrtuo and tho pcoplo refuso to
romalu under tho Iron hool of thoso
tntorosts that nro taken good caro of
by the senators In consideration of
favors rondorod In oloctlng them by
legislatures of tho resp'bctlvo states?
titled."
A SOUND PRINCIPLE.
(Pendleton East Orogonlan,)
Tho prosont assessment and taxa
tion law In Oregon Is not without mor
It. It goes a llttlo way toward giving
iilties in tholr chosen lines,
"To tho nbovo wo might add Oliver
Wondell Holmos at eighty-four, Ncnl
Dow as full of fight as ever at nlno
ty, our ox-Gov. Boutwoll at elghty-flvo,
Joseph A. Wlllard, clork of our su
perior court. In his olghty-slxth year,
John W. McKIm, our Judge of probate,
about olghty, Mary A. Llvormoro In
tho noonlo of each countv local ontlon
In tnxatlon tho rlcht of lovvlnit nnd llor eighty-second years, Archbishop
in taxation, mo rigiu oi lovynife aim . . , ..... .. . ., . . , fl .
iuuu . u.ii, .... :--------. . ,.,, ,. ,,. Htrnnirors
incrcaso of 39.1 per cont ovor that or ik """"?"'"" ,' i.,:nB
1890 whllo that of 1890 had Increased
74.51 por cont over that of 1880. In
proportion to tho population the
wealth prddurt of 1880 was $107 per
capita; In 1890. $149. nn Incroase of
$42, and In 1900 It was $170, showing
nn incrcaso of only $21 per capita,
Tho movemont of wagos In tho two
decados Is ovon moro striking." con
tinues the wrltor In Gunton's.' Tho
numbor of lnborors from 1880 to 1890
increased $55.C1 por cont whllo tho
local wages paid tnon incroiweii .
por cont; whoro from 1890 to 1900 the
collecting taxes as the pcoplo of each
county seo fit to dotermlno for thorn
solves, as best suits tholr needs and
purchases. Govornmont at Snlem for
tha peoplo of Umatilla county cannot
bo conducted ns cheaply or as result
fully as wo can do It for oursolvos
right hero at homo. So, should tho
iJohu J. Williams In his eighty-first
year, and Popo Leo XIII. now In his
ninety-third yoar.
"In nddltloi to tho nbovo wo find
on our table this morning an Interest
ing article In tho Salem Rvonlng Ob
server of May 3d, from tho Kov. Sam
uol C. Beano, In which he doscrlbos
his cnll upon throe of Ills fonnor Sa-
peVlo of ovory county bo given tho i?1"";; S.S.'S0??
mennt "as nSLiSmVfS! JTZS' holm
bo acquired and tho full fruits of It .'L ,:?""ZU "' ' V ' nh" '"
ho enthnrnil hv tho noonlft I ,nore to lTOIllOtO long life than coil-
00 snthoroa by tho poopia gtnnt n,enfmtlt occupation of the mind
. A and a determination that you will live
THE AUTO CRAZE. I ns long ns you can."
Now York sooms to bo under tho In- Mr Anel, l8 ),mROlf over so old In
lluenco of an automobile craze, and yearB mit ft y0ungor man than mil
tho nows that any forolgn expert is lom ot jmf ng ol(ii f wo nro (o j,K0
coming w mo cuy 10 snow eiiuium- rrom llB patient lnd"itry and tireless
astB any now tricks or Innovations In Ul,ar.v ,,Qi,inir immnn.. luiointvl
who have embarked In enterprises, niadi'nes Is reel ved with greatest In- work all over the world. Ho sends
to holn make the r business a succobh, .. ..u...j . ......., ... ""-- ins paper ireu io uvury nuwim.r m
..i.TiininB holn build up our-1 French nutomoblllst. writes to a the UiiIUh1 8tnttt8 nn,i Mexico In tho
fflinil tfint tin hniuifl tn nlttiO fl AfllOr- I
QEER'8 VOTE FOR SENATOR.
"Kvory Democratic paper stntos that
'Door Is tho logical candldato for tho
senate.' Ah! hnd ho boon tho actual
Republican candldato for governor,
wouldn't thoy havo scorod him? You
would havo hoard n lot about him!"
Orogonlnn.
Yes, but having submitted his namo
to the pooplo to bo voted for for sona
to r, ntter publicly Inviting all others
who wnntod to bo Bonntor to do tho
samo thing bo tho matter could bo de
cided by tho pcoplo, nnd nftor receiv
ing an unexpectedly largo voto, and
not nt tho oxponso of his Domoorntlc
competitor, who recolvcd his full par
ty voto all over tho state, tho Demo
cratic papers very naturally, along
with nil others who do not shnro Van
dorbllt'a rognrd for tho public. Bay
that Gcor "la tho logical Ilopuhllcan
candldato for U. S. senator."
If ho had boon running for governor
the Democratic papers would quite
likely havo "scored him," but It would
havo boon without offect, nnd thoy
would hnvo as readily nccoptod tho
verdict of the pooplo In that chho as
thoy do In regard to tho sonntorshlp.
Tho Orogonlnn professos tn bellovo
that Govornor Gcor would havo been
defeated If ho hnd boon renominated,
but Its Judgment Is not at nil good.
It profossod to bellovo that Mr. Fur
nish would be elected by 15,000 major
ity and said so tvlth glaring headlines.
It wns no doubt the Intention of a fow
manipulators to holt the nomination
governor hud ho been nominated, but
tho host men over nominated by any
pnrty havo been unmercifully Bcorcd
nnd that, loo, without fatal results.
Thoro nro tlioao still living who rocnll
that Senator Mitchell at ono tlmo
passed through tho scoring process
(and wo "heard a lot about him,") at
tho hands of Uiobo who now do him
willing, not to Bay, deferential, hom
age Tho best mon In Orogon seem to
bo thoso who havo been scorod tho
most Industriously.
Fow public mon havo mingled so
freoly with tho peoplo In tnelr ovory
day llfo as hns Governor Geer. Ho Is
undoubtedly personally acquainted
with moro peoplo in ovory county tn
tho Btnto than any othor of Its cltt
zona. IIo lias lived here for fifty yoars
not In n secluded manner, but ns ono
of tho common pooplo. Kvory phase
of his public mid prlvnto llf has beon
known, discussed, twisted and distort
ed for political purposos, and especi
ally, during tho recent primary con
test In Marlon county, with tho rosult
that ho carried tho county by a major
ity that was a vorltablo landslide For
U. S. Bonntor ho carrlod his two homo
countlos, Marlon and Polk,, tho ono
by ovor 1,500 majority and tho othor
by nearly 300.
Thoro may bo a fow who think Geer
would not havo been ro-olcctod gov
ornor hnd ho been renominated, hut
his plurality would havo led tho list
of tho successful candidates, and tho
stntomant that ho would havo boon
dofca'od Is simply n high grade of hot
nlr nciiicely going beyond a circle
whoso clrcumfereiico would enslly on
close the Orogonlnn building.
o - '
Tho Tillamook Headlight talks
sonse:
"Wo aro homing a groat deal about
Hat salaries for state olllolals and tho
calling togothor of tho state legisla
tors for tho purposo of putting them
all on snlnrlos to reasonably compen
sate thorn for their servlcos. What
ovor tho state loglslnturo dos In this
particular it is going to be up
Is variety. No one likes to choose froaitcaoty, Umsfeyjate as
sortments, Let us remind vou that Barr' is a 4ofeit terte
and varied showings in the lines it carries! jewelry, watches,
diamonds, silverware, cut glas3, and so on And net, only k
it that, but also a store of choice and high grade things-- fore
that keeps step with the times.
The fashions of today, not those of yesterday, are mirrored
in our stock. As to prices, no merchant, however philanthrop
ic, could afford to sell at closer margins than do wc.
lair's Jewelry S
B10 JULY 4th CELEBRATION AT SALEM, COMEI
Cor, State and Liberty Sts. Leaders in Low Prices.
Our
Motte:
Quality Quantity
Ice orcatn soda 10c
Ico cream sor.vcd with Nabslo
Wafers, 10c.
Ice Cream
In palls to tnko homo.
',4 pint, papor pall lOo
1 pint, papor pall 15c
1 quart, pnpor pall ..,,,.,,. 25c
',. gallon, papor pall 50c
M gallon, pnekod in tco .......... COo
1 gallon, pnoked In Ico $1.00
Spcclnl prices on crenm to the
trndo. Our cream w4U keep five days
If repacked.
PARTIES
Wishing cream In largo quantities
will do Well to seo us before buying.
154 State St.
Phone 287
nmilnst It. for whnt with tho paltry
salary of tho governor and tho prlnco'
of tho govornor, for they oponly hold y lqrqulslti of the stato prlntor.
so months boforo tho Itoniilillcan ntnto something mhoiiju uo uoio to nring
solves nnd the ontlre city. Selfishness
pt.nni.i in. iiisnonsed with and reel
proclty should bo tho motive; not a
commission oxpoctod for favors In a
business way. In unity thero Is
strongth nnd If ovory cltlzon of
Poitlnnd would comblno forces and
work togothor for ono common Intor
ut u-a would soon see a marked
rhnn for tho better. I was very
lea In Novombor. when he will en
denvor to create somo now record for
speeding powor-drlvon machines. Ho
says that during tho summer ho will
bo occuplod with tho foreign races
and with ongagonionts to test now
modols of racing machines,
o
HOW TO LIVE LONG.
Under tho heading 'if You Want to
nor cont- whoro from 1890 to luuu uio ftv "'",, ,.., rocont visit' under tlto Heading "ii ion warn iui
a'ggregaVo wagesfrom 1890 to 1000 1 mm fto wotlXlLlvo Long Keep at Work." tho editor
ii7prnRo,i 23.2 nor cent whllo the num- to l.os Angeu- ,
Interests of humane oducatlon.
SENATE IS M083DACK.
(ICnst Orogonlan.)
Tho moneybags and mossbneks In
tho Senate seem determined In put
ting off consideration of tho Corliss
nmendmont to the constitution, pro
viding for tho oloction of United
Statos senntors by the people. Tho
convention, and their Intention to bo
como "party wreckors" nnd "play In
dian" has been avowod by tho Orogon
lan since tho oloction, apparently with
approval. But tholr efforts to cut any
ico In that direction would havo beon
ni fruitless an uns their action In vot
ing for Mr. Wood, tho prlnco of "SouU
tiers" In order to diminish tho voto
of tho governor for senator. Tho ah
sotuto miscarriage of tho effort is
known.
w.w.
Zfflfl
Salem's Popular
Confectioner...
incroasod 23.2 por cent
nsasEoesxxKnssesxss
them within the bounds of reason,
ovon If In unconstitutional, ho all that
is needed is a llttlo common sense
when tho loglslnturo meets,
o
A Domoorntlc exchango says
"The Hat salary proposition In Oro-
con Is now oulto flat. Tho oloction In
ovor, and the next Orogon legislature)
Is too Btrongly Republican. Who ovor
hoard of tho Republican party, with
ovorwholmlng powor, reducing salnr-'
wmmammmmmmmmusmm
les or reforming nbusos In olllco? At
lenst It Is not to bo expected In Oro
gon." o
Auntlo (nnxlously) Do you think
you huvo tho .propor training for a
poor man's wlfo?
Sweet girl Yes, Imloodt Pnppa
hasn't given mo any spending money
worth mentioning for years. I always
get things charged,
o -
America's Greatest Need.
Tho horseless car and tho horsolosn
cow,
Their morltfl no ono will decry;
But what wo most nood
Lot Inventors glvo hood
In a powderloss Fourth of July.
Indianapolis News.
0 ' '
Varicocele Operation,
So many people, old and young, aro
affected with variuocolo that a moans
of having It curwl was something long
sought for, and surgical Bclenco hns
boon at fault until very recently. Dr.
Dnrrln, at Wlllamotto Ifotol. Salem. Is
now nblo to accomplish It, absolutely
without pain or detention from busi
ness, so tho euro Is porninnotit nnd
lasting. Ah a proof of this assertion
we refer, by permission, to Mr A. J.
Armstrong, cutter and chief assistant
of "Nlcoll. Uip Tailor." at 80 Third
street. Portland Road his card.
To Whom It May Concern.
Without solicitation I volunteer my
testimonial In favor of Dr Dnrrln. who
cured mo of nn aggravated caso of
varlcocolo of many yoars' standing.
Had dospalrod of euro until eight
years ago I trlod Dr. Darrin's now
method, nnd was permanently cured,
and havo had no return of tho trouble.
I most emphatically rocommond Dr.
Dnrrln as a skillful physician nnd
straightforward man In bUHlnosH. Will
gladly confer with nnyono, olthor in
person or by letter, at 80 Third street,
whore I havo boon employed for yours.
A. J. ARMSTRONG.
5sii wBBskjf S JblV (H f P UJMifjJSD3i3Ef6Ss'
The McCormick Binders
prospective Dayer v
Portland Anchor
Fence
The strongest (once that's rondo.
Costs a fraction more but lasts longer
thsri ony other, Muds of No. 0 wire,
and a ralehot at the end of esoh wire.
Call and see camples.
After the arguments are all In,iafUr
rery salesman haa had his say itand
hit: over the midline of his ohoioe and
expounding its virtue thW an ar
gument that apeaki In more certain
tone than the veins of any ealmumu,
The machine itsulf.
Take all the kinds of mowers en tho
murkat In Salew or Oregon r the
WerW Una lliem op slengsMa a field
of tha toughPBt, wirit grass, nature or
art ean pi lute, ami the old MfOortn
iak will out mere of It, with less work
for the horsra than any in tha bsnob,
do it more hours in the day, more days
I j the waak. uor yaari, wilh lass ttr
pants for repairs than any of them.
The reason lies in the frame, in the
gears, in tha weight. In tha ldlb, In
tha pitsaan, In the cutter bar, in tho
waarinj platea. in tho Irger plates, la
tho draw eat, In the machine at a whole
which combines tnero good points than
auy two masbines in the field.
Oall and ara far yaarself. If we aan't
sell jw a mwer we weu't fetl ffeniid.
It'a'.vp to you after yoa'vo lxr tha
rounds.
We Sell
Sludsbaker Wagons and Buggies,
McCormlck harvesting.. Machinery,
Ruasoll Hnglnes and Threshers,
Parsons Self Feoders.
Rusavll Wlndataakers.
Blrdsall Clover Hullors.
Hay Balers,
Ohio Hnsllage Cutters.
Hero Fanning Mills.
Monitor Drills and Headers.
FalthankS'Morse Gasoline Rnglnes,
Moline and Byraouso Plows.
Mollne and P. O Cultlyntprs,
Buffalo Pitts spike, spring and dlsa
Harrows,
Bunlelu Rotary Diss Plows.
Ulndw Twine and Hajvesthig Sup
plies. HxtfM foriMeGormlak -Wftftds, and
Qattorug .ifawa.
Hay Tota,
OarHws'eto.
TrfttNSft. Busies.
AihI Wbel Sundries.
SKawJarrf and White lewlug Maihinus
Ami a!! other goods usually earrled
In a flra4(ilsss Implement hguae.
I have, s(4&nd,'hand engine and
bollef fOTiSale. The eogjne Js a two
horse upright and the boiler a four
horse, ft is In repair and ready for
use. A bargahi for someono. Call
and im us,
We're had a iplendld aale this spring on Hludebakor goods, More than
double that of last iprlng, and what's mora we have sent out a surprising nnm
bfr of our best buggle and hacks. The trade runs to better goods this year than
last. It's a fact that h cheaper the first rst of goods, the higher the latter and
of the service, and the trad that bought tho eheap bugles of a faw years iluee,
Is the very trade that now aalls for tho Uter goods. They've learned tho leswii
and aro ready for promotion.
HOW ABOUT YOU?
Wo havo somo ne.t natty styles in tho rubber tired rigs, both open aijJ top
boggles that you should have. W. have also the best grade pneu.uelle tired ve-Fitojei-tk
swellest goods on tho market and the heal-always on hsnd. All
iJgkter aptlng goola snwnd Her.
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A Second-Hand Threshing Outfit
Consisting of a JShorse return flue Russell engine In good repair, with new
suation hse last aeason, two new tanks, losplrator and eross-heaJ rP. to
gether with wood saw for use on the engine or otherwise. An AdTsni separator
SIxW, with new Parsons sill feeder, new belt aud new raddles, all pat oa last
te.wn. Machine four years old. liwl endless chain i.sker. A J oglh "Hh
good cook house, J wagous, full set dishes, .love, tent, and 8 bundle beds tot !
st a bargain. Oall ou or address us. Thero is a snap here for some one.
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WELL, WEAK
MADESTRONG
Marvelous Elixir of Life Dis
covered by Famous Doctor
Scientist That Cures Every
Known Ailment,
Wonderful Cures are Effected
That Seem Like Miracles
Performed the Secret of
Long Life of Olden Times
Revived,
1 he Remedy is Prcc to. all Who
send Names and Address.
After .yeara of patient study, ami delv
ing into the dusty record of tins past, as
Hell nsfoIIowLig modorn experiments In
tho realms of medical science. Dr. James
W. Kldd. S032 'Baltos Building,"
Fort Wayne, I ml , makes tho start
ling announcement that lie tias surely
itflEuHs&t tJSleBtfBak. ntssiBB
dlecovored the elixir o( life. That bo Is
able with tho aid of a myateiiou com
pound, known only to hlraeell, produced
at a result of the years ho has spent la
searching for this precious life-giving
hoou, to euro any and every disease thai
It known to tho human body, There Is
no doubt of the doctor's earnestness In
maklne his claim and tha remarkable
cures that ha It dally effecting seems to
bear film out very strongly. Ills theory
which ho advances is ono of reason and
baaed on sound ezporiunc in a raedleat
practice of many years. It costs nothing
to try his remarkable "Klulr of Life."
at ho cells it, for ho sends it free, to any
one who is a sufferer, in sufllelent quan
tities to convince ot us aoiiuy to euro, eo
there is absolutolr no risk to ma. Heme
oi the euret eited aro yety remarkable.
and but for reliable witnesses would
hsrdly bo credited. Tito lama have
thrown away crutches aud walked about
alter two or threo trials of the remedy.
The sick, given up by homo doctors,
havo been restored to their fatnilieo and
friends in perfect health. UhauHiatJ.iia,
neuralgia, atom sen, heart, (Ivor, kklaey,
blood audskiu diteaaee and fela&f
troubles disappear at by magi. Head
aches, baokaabes, nervous, fofief,
consumption, coughs, eokls, aatlim.
catarrh, broncbltla and aUaKeoUoaa w
the throat, lungs or aay vital organ aro
easily overcome In. epw? of tlws tkat h
simply marvelous.
Partial paralysis, lacosBotet ataxia,
dropsy, gout, scoful aud 11m sums
quickly aud permanently removed. U
purines. uio ouuro sysuw, diqoh a?wi ti
sues, restores normal anfv MWtNr, eie
culafiou and a stato t perfftrt AJUj U
produeed at oace. To tho doote an s
iems, are alike and equally aH)t4 Mr
thlsgreif'KlUlrolLlfe.'' SwhI fortKt
iewedy today. It U freo W arery f
fwer. fctata wlwt yH wat to k afe4
of and the sure rem? tor It wlH V(i.aat
you ire m rnurn whmi,
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