Custer County Republican., March 22, 1906, Image 7

About Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921

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no brldso whIst erazo , whIch Is
UBt now engagIng socIety peopl' ) !
everywhere , hns been recognIzed by
at least ono rallr nd In the United
StAtos. That roail Is the Colorado
Midland , which has just fssued nent
muo pads or brIdge whIst score cards ,
something whIch every pla'or needs.
These score cards nro done In two
colors. nnd w1l1 bo sent to nny nd.
dress on recehlt of five cents In
stnmps to pay postage. Address C. H.
Speers. G. P. A. , Denver , Cole ,
I Relic of Stranded Battloshlp ,
Nenr the town or Arlca. on the canst
or northern Chile. there are slol.l to bo
seen the huge boilers or an Amrelcnn
mnn-or.wnr. the Wntereo , ' 1'l1ls vessel
was swept two miles Inlnnd on the
crest at the tldnl wnvo nccompanylng
the great earthqualto or 1U3 ! ! and
stranded thero.
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Wild Anlmala a3ylng Out.
Few wild anImals rra 10ft In Now
Zealand , The government tnItes co ad
cnro or the remnant , nnd seeks to Utld
now varlotles , Among recent ImportatIons -
tatIons are chamois from the AustrIan
Alps. whleh ought to flourish in the
mountaIns or Now Zealand ,
, " 'urth ICllunlllg
-t1mt AUeoclt's are the original anl1
only genulno porous plalllors : all othol'
so.ca11ol1 porous Illnslors are Imitations.
Soma peoplo' bm'o you unUl you feel
lIke n slo-"o. ;
: lfr. . . . , .ln8Iow' " : ! oothlnl : Ryrnp ,
J.'orchlhJren teethlnt , rten8 the Kurot , reducC8 { 1) :
U&mwal1ol , &l1aYI pain , eur08 wind t.olJu , : : : ' 0 a botUa. I
Lots of people forgot tholr ChrIst.
lanlty when their clothes got shnbbY
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WIiO SUE WAS
SKETCH OF THE LIFE OF LYDIA E. PINKHAM
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And a True Story of How the Vegetable Compound
Had Its Birth and I-lo\v the "Panic of ' 73" Caused
it to be Offered for Public $ ale in Drug Stores.
This remar1cn.b10 woman , whoso
maiden no.mo WQl Estes , wo.s born in
I . Lynn. Mass. . Februnry. 9th18HJ , com.
Ing from 0. good old Quaker fmnily.
For some yenrs she taught school , nnd
became known as 0. woman of nn nlurt
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nnd investigating mind , an earnest
seeker nfter knowledge , and above
all. possessed of 0. wonderfully sympa-
thetle n .ture.
In 1843 she mnrried Ian.nc Pinkhnm.
a builder nnd real estate operator , nnd
their early married lifo was marlted by
prosperity and happiness , 'rhey had
four children , three sons and a
I' ' daughter.
r , ' . In theRe good old fashioned days it
, . , ' was common for mothers to maIm
, their own home medicines from roots
' nnd herbs , nature's own rumedies-
r'\ I \ calling in 0. physician only in spocinll .
urgcnt cases. By tl'l1dition nnd ex-
pcrienco many of them gainecl a won-
, derfulknowledge of the curative prop-
crties of 1 'various roots and herbs.
I Mrs , Pinkham took a great interest
, in the sludy of roots and herbs. their
. ' \ characteristics and power over discnse ,
( She maintaincd that just ns nat.ure so
I bountifully provides in the harvcst-
fields and orchards vegetable foods of
; aU kinds ; so. if we but take the pains
, to find thorn , in the roots nnll herbs
of the field there are rumedies expressly -
pressly designell to cure the varous :
ills and weaknesses of the body , und
\ . - it was her pleasure to search these ou t.
I lit' nnd prepare simple anll efIecth'o melli-
cines for her own family and friends ,
Chief of these wns a rare comblna.
tion of the eholccst medicinal roots
,
" nnll herbs found best ndnptell for the
. , f , . cure of the ills null weaknesses p cu.
; : . liar to the female sex. and TJylIa E.l'ink-
! 't" 1111.m's friends anll nei hbors learned
' that her compound relievcd nnd cured
_ . nnd it became quito popular among
[ them ,
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" . . " . . . All this so far was done freely. wIth-
out money nnd without price , as a
f labor of love.
, But in 1873 the finnn < fial crisis struck
Lynn , Its length and severit . were too
, much for the large real estate interests
of the Dinkham family , as this class
of' business suffcred most from
fearful depression , so when the Centeno
nial 'enr dawned it found their prop'
erty swept away. Some other source
of Income had to bo fouud.
At this point Lydia E. Pin1dllJ.1I1's
Vegetable Compound Was made known
to the world.
The three sons and the daughter ,
with their mothcr , combined forces to
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restore the family fortuno. They
argued that the medlclno which was
so good for their woman friends and
neIghbors was equally good for the
women of the whole world.
The Pinlehams had no money. and
lIttle credit , Their first lnborntory
was the kitchen , where roots and
horba were steeped on 'the stove ,
rrradually filling n. gross of bottles.
' 1'hen came the question of selling
it. for alwa 's before they had given
it away freely. ' 1'hey hired a job
printer to run off some pamphlets
setting forth the merits of the medi.
cine , now culled Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound , n11 < 1 these were
distributf'd by the Pinkham sons in
lloston. &ow York. and rooldyn.
The wonderful curative properties of
t le medicine were , to a"great extent ,
self-advertIshig , for whoever used it
recommended it to others , and the dl)4
mand gradually increased.
In 1877 , by combined efforts the fam.
11y had saved enough money to com.
mence newspaper advertising and from
that time the growth and success of
the enterprise were assured. until today -
day Lydia. E , Pinkham and her Vege.
table Compound have become house.
hold words everywhere. and many
tons of roots and herbs are used o.nnu.
Dlly in its manufacture.
Lywn. E. Pinkham herself did not
1Ivo to see the grunt success of this
worle , She passed to her reward years
ago. but not tlll she had provided
means for continuing her work as
effectively ns she could have done it
herself ,
During her long nnd eventful expo.
rience she was ever methodical in her
work and she was always careful to pre.
serve 0. record of every case t111J.t came to
her nttention , The case of every slek
woman who applied to her for advlce-
nnd there were thousands-received
careful study , and the details , including -
ing symptoms , treatment and results
were recorded for future reference , nnd
to-day these records. together with
hundreds of thousands made since , are
[ 1.vailable to sick women the world
over , [ 1.ml represent 0. vast collaboration -
tion of information regarding the
treatment of woman's ills , which for
aut.hlmticity and accuracy can hardly
bo equa.loc.l. in any library in the
world.
With Lydia E. Pinkhnm worlecd her
clnll hter-in-law , the present 1\rs.
Pmkham. She was carefully instructed
in aU her hanl-won lenowledge. and
for years she assisted her in herva.s\
correspondence.
To 1101' hands naturally fell tIlO
direction pf t.he worle when its originator -
tor pMsea away. For nearl twenty-
five years she has continucd it. and
nothing in the work shows when the
first IJj'dia . Pinleham droppcd her
pen , and the present Mrs. l'mleham.
now the mother of u.lnrg'e family , took
it up. With woman assistants , some as
capable as herself , the present Mrs.
Plnleham continues thhlg'reatworkand
probably from the of1lce of no other
person have so many women been ad-
viscd how to regain health. Ilck : W
men , thiR allvlco is "Yours for Health"
frcdy given if you only write to ask
for it. _
Such is the history of LydIa. E. Pln1c- .
ham's Vegetable Compound ; made
from slmplo roots nnd herbs ; the ono
great medicine for women's al1ments.
and the fitting monument to the noble
WOlDan whoso name it bears.
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. OFFER THE FOLLOWING
VERY LOW RATES
; , to Cortaln Points In the
j WEST AND SOUTHWEST , Tuesdavs , March 6th and 20th , 1906
: Special Homeseekers' Tlckels al Less han One fare for the Round Trip
I PIIIIII Llllllt of 'rleketH : :1 DII"H'lth StolHln'r l'l'h lIe I'H.
011 the SIIIIIC Dllh'N Slcellll 0111'-\\11) ' ColoulHt ' 1'lel.ctH
\\11.1. IJI OX s.\1.n ' 1'0 CI ll'I'\1N l'tHX'I'S IN ' 1'JlE
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Oil SlIle DA 11.Y trolll 1 1'lJrllllr ) ' 1th to . \ 111'11 7 , IlIcllll.ln' , SI'ECI.\J.
0\ E.\\\ CI.ONISTS' 'l'ICICE'I'S ' 1'0 C\J.Uo'OItNIA.
POl' 1.'lIrtl..r IlItllrlllullollIIII'N ; , Pohler" . ntc , . . ' 11drl' " ' '
'I' . I . GOU"'lIl Y. l'II"Hell t'r 111111 'l'It'kl' . . \ l'ul. Olllllhll , Nch.
' 1'0\1 ; 11 UGIIES , 'l'rlln'lIu l'lu..ell er&fl'lIt. . Olllllhll , Nt'h.
11. C. 'rO\\'XSENU. Gl'lI. I'll" " , 111111 'rkl.J't. . . st. I.tlnlll , JUo ,
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ANTI.GRIPINE
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IS GUARANTEED TO CURE
GRIP , BAD COLD , HEADACHE AND NEURALGIA ,
I won' * lell Ann-Orlplne to a dealer who won't Ollllronte'
It. Call ror rour loNCY 'AJJ Ji' IT lJOX''l' ( JUJU : '
E. W.Dlcmcr. M , D. . Mnuutnoturcr.8prlliofteld. Mo
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WORKING THE OATMEAL DODGE.
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Shrewd \1chcm by Which hl VeJ :
Victimized Grocer ,
"It remInds' me oC the oatmenl
dodgo. " saId John M. Collll1B. ChI
cn o' : : chlcr or poll co ,
Ho was spealnl } ! ; tr nn Ingenloll
swlntno that had been worled slIe
cess Cull ) ' on a dentist.
"Tho oatmenl dollge , " ho contlnll11
"wns worled on n gl'ocer In the sub
urbe.
"A mnn entered the shop and en.
gaged the grocer In conversation.
Whllo the ) ' taf1ed another man cattle
In.
" 'Do ) 'ou sell oatmeal ? ' the now.
comer as1\Cd. '
" 'Yes , sIr , ' saltl the wocer. rubbhig
his hnnds. 'Tho very best. How much
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"nut the nn Interrupted.
" 'I just wanted to l\11ow , ' ho snhl.
'Good-dny , ' And ho wnll\Cd out.
"The grocer. 1001lng a lIttle t1l8ap.
poInted , resumed hIs convorsatlon
with the stranger. In l\ few . minutes
n second man appoared.
" 'Do you sell oatmeal ? ' he asked.
" 'YeEl , ' the grocer answered ,
" 'Thnn1e you. Good.da ) ' . '
"And this man also disappeared ,
" 'Well. what the deuce ? ' exclnlmCtI
the grocer. 'n"t. as wo were sa'ing ,
ho resumed. and the Interrupted can ,
verElntlon w'ut brlshly on.
"Soon a third mnn entered the shop
Ho said :
" 'Do you sell o:1tm:1I : : ? '
"IYes , ' tbo grocpr snn I1ped ,
"Thanle YOIl. Goodda ' /
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'And thIs man doparted-on n run.
For the grocer. thoroughly enraged nt. .
last. had seIzed n cillb and rllshed
upon him , Ho had. however. n clenr
pair or heels , The grocer was unable
to overtake hIm. So. atter n chase ot
OO yards or so. he returned breath'
lena.
'Ho tound the first man gono. The
shop was ompty. So was the till.
"Onco moro the oatmeal dodge had
succoeded. "
Secret or Content.
It Isn't whnt a fE'\low \ has Ihat clothes
him with conlt'lIt ,
That puts him In that frlme or mind
whl're joy find 11l'UC ( , nI'l' blGnt.
And makes him tel'l that r'cDmpensod
are thol ( , who 1lan and strlvu'
That hl"s In trulh well tatlstled and clad
that hE" " allvb ,
It Isn't manu ) ' slurIn banlI , lhore
p'laced 10 his IIceount ,
It Isn t mortsagQs ho holl1s of fabulous
IImount :
Nn.7 , none of lhl''o Fh nthe worry's
thorns as down lIre's path Wl'
aunt-
It Isn t what a f'lIow hns , but what he
doosn't want I
Though wanderlns tE'ct mny be . curse.
tnr more are Hcllln ! : hands
That & : TnIP but ne\'er flaUsty their cravIngs -
Ings nnd demnnds.
ThouSh roll illS" ! llOIICS accumulnto bul
very Utile mos ! ' ,
They don't. ! lIte n\'lIrlclous palms. kccp
tlmarlln ! : al their 10's.
And HO lho mnn or modest wants who
Iteeps dt'slro curbed
Slro\l \ ! ! side by ! lIdo with hllpnlnoss when
0lht'r8 wnllt perlurbed. '
Possis'lon ne'er mnlws man Immune " t
cares Ihnt I'lt'ge or haunt-
It Isn't what a fellow has , but whnt he
dOtsn't wnntl
It ono's by wish and want Imbued his
. days will all 1J0 spent
In tulll spurts upon lIrt's road to over-
lake eonll'nr.
If ono's deslr. . " modest be ho'\I \ nnd them
n\l \ 8uppl'd !
And bE' a cumnnnt "Sunny Jim , " with
lIre well " 1I11 tll't1 :
It Isn't 1I0nl111 tlHlt make tor cheer nor
stock that ( I1'/lce lIupplles ,
It Isn't 1.\I\'l'r \ pleu"ul'e brIngs nor cold
contentment bu ) ' ! ' .
It Isn't' ' banl ( or Ireasury notes. thouJh
fistfuls rou may naunt-
It Isn't what 1fpllow has. but what ho
doesn't want !
-Leslle's Weekly.
Where He Lacked Proficiency.
The young men- were playing "l5ocle-
er. " Their nalfed Imees were red and
chapped In the cold wind. Now and
then , when Olio tell on the frozen field ,
he rose and caressed a bare leg from
which oozed gouts at red hlood ,
"Drlbblo the ball Dribble the ball ! "
howled a coach.
Walter Camp laughed ,
"I once saw this game played on a
winter day in Glasgow , " ho said.
"How gray and cold It was. Now and
then a handful of snow fell through
the still air ,
"Near mo sat an old man with a
pocket pistol. Every lIttle while he
would shiver and uncork the pistol
and taltO n comfortable drlnlt.
"A younger man regnrded him en ,
vlously. The ninth or tenth tlmo the
old man put the pistol to his llpl5 the
olh r saId :
" ' ! \fan , ye're a grand drIbbler , but
ye're a poor hand at the passin' . ' ' '
Embroidery Work for Men.
or whlto brocaded satin , embrold.
ered with gold , the vestment meas ,
ured about three feet by five.
"It Is $500 , " the dealer said. "It Js
200 years old , "
He touched the heavy and bright
embroidery ,
"This gold worl , . " he snld. "Is as
fresh as though new , and It will al.
ways stay fresh , for It Is worl\Cd with
Hollnnd gold thread-a thread of sU.
vert gold plated , such as only tlio
Dutch can malec ,
"With these sWf threads of sUvor
plated with gold only strong men can
embroider. The tasle Is beyond the
strength of women. All good ecclesi.
astical ombroldery is men's worlc. "
Wolf Killed by Children ,
Emmett Caylom. aged 10 years. and
his IIlster Lottle. two years his junior.
chlldron living not far from George.
town. Colo" a few days ago ran down
and Ieilled a large gray wolf without
asslstanco. The youngsters had set
traps tor the pests. Ono was caught ,
but snapped the chaIn and started oft
with the trap on ono foot. The chU.
dren followed and 1lIIocI the walt with
a twenty-twocallber rUlo.
Denmark to Honor Writer.
The city of Odonse. where Hans
Christian Andersen was bom April
2. 1805. has purchased hIs home for
the purpose or transforming it Into
an Andersen house. In which may be
prellerved objects associated with
IMnmlU'k' " best kpown wrltRr.
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THE SCOOLMASTER SPEAKS ,
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The wlsost faces mnrte the sballow.
est mInds ,
The condo11s011 mille or bU11U1e1nd. .
nOBS Is a dollnr In chnrlty.
Lnngunto in 111,0 a harp , Thero's
much music In It it you Imow how to
111ay.
l a111o , nrter n11 , In a 1111\lter or press
notlco-.mul whnt do Wo llhllosophora
care ?
110 Is 1100r whoso health Is 110or. and
poorer stili Is the 111an Whoso can.
science Is slclc. ' . .
Inowledgo nnd the ahlllty to do
thlnss right nl'O the com1l1nndlns ere.
dontlals of Auccess Cor 1'oung mnn.
lt doCm't lake somu 1110n long
to sa ) ' all the ) ' l\11ow , hullt tl\losthom
n long tlmo to gel avo. the C011Se-
quences ot whnt the ) ' h\\'o snld.
When a 111an wenrs cOl'sets to help
hIs fo r111 , It Is lI1110 ho wore w0111nn'a
clothos. Next to n tub of dough , noth.
Ing resembles It as 111Uclnn ) 'OUI'
male person wltll n doslre for corsets
I and 110tllconts.
A mnn fighting two bnttlos. ono
without and one wlthlit , ono wIth tllO
world nnd ono with hlmso1r : It ho win
the former ho bas 'ot lost all It ho
lese the Inst , for the conQuest of lIre
Is seltcom111nmI. Having thnt , a mnn
dIes gnme In nny crisIs nod Is great.
Men and women are very lUurh lIke
clocks , Some nro nlWad on tlmo.
lomo are never on limo : sarno are
J\lways In order. soma nru never In or.
dor. . And whllo you mn } ' bo nb\o \ to
tell something of a family by Its tlmo.
vleco , you cnn tell moro by the nnturo
: If the dog UJnt greets ) ' 011 at the sato.
A dog grows UD after the fashion or
Its master or Its mistress : a Idnd gon.
Uemnu will not l\nvo \ any ugly brute
on his placo-Cl1lcago Evening Post.
IS Tons Grl\8s Hay Frco ,
Everybo y lo\'cs lots and lols of foddb.
ror hogs , . cows , Bhel'P nlill 8winc.
't ) , ' \y. \ i 'Il'fr1.1 ; ' . \ , r wn fr
'i6y. , ti 11 . ti.mmt
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The enormous crops of our Northern
Grown l'c igrec Seecls on our seed Canns
the past year compel . us . . to i88uo a spa-
: ill.l ca talogno eallcd
S1LZlm's D.lItGAIN ilIum noOIe.
This is brim ft l of bl11'lail1 see s at bar-
ain prices ,
SCN ) ) T11I9 NOTIC& TO-DAY.
Ilnd reeeh'o free sufficient seoo to rro\v G
tonil of grass on ) 'our lot or farm this
summer 11U11 our great Bargain Seed Book
with its wondcrful Burprisus and greal
1 > Ilrgl\ins il1 see s at bargain prices.
Hemit 40 and wo n a paclmKe of Co&-
mal , the mo l fashionable. scrviceable ,
l > eautift anuual fiower.
. John A. Salzer Seed Co" Lock Draw.
er W. , J.\ Crosse , 'Vis ,
Soma men learn to fear treachery
by ! ! tudying tbeir own natures ,
A OUATIANTlmn cUlm FOIt 1 > IL1 R.
Itching , UIIIHI , lIlecdlng. l'rotrlJlIn l'lIe5. Urulf'
1:18tl am uthorlzed to refund Dlonor If l'AZO
OINTJlmNT falla to cure In G to It lIaya , 000.
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Sarno people thlnle they nppear wise
when they seem only dlsagreeablo ,
Lowis' Single Blu or straight o cigar
ma o of rich , mellow tobacco , Your
deal or 01' Lowis' l"actory ! , Pcoria. Ill ,
Some women nro n cholco comblna.
lion of fool and flend.
prrll1llnontly cllred. No lito or nonollonc.tftcr
FITS IIrst dav' . 1100 or Ur. Kllno'oUreat None ItOllWr-
er , Rend for 1"ltI l II ! ! .OO trll\l bottle and treatlso ,
Dlt.lI. 11. KLINE , t.I < I. , 31 Arch IHroot.l'hlhwolphla , I' . . .
Sacrttlco sancttlles any servlco.
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CAVED fROM OAtARRH OF 'JN.2 ' t
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SO < lOMMON IN NrE'1 : '
BY TAKING PE.RU. A. ,
Sere 'fhront ovolops Into Dronohitia
Mra , Adttlo ITnrdlug' . 121 W , BrIghton -
on Avo. . Syrncuso. N , Y. . writes : "I
have been n user or 1'erun for the
pnst twelve ) 'ears. With roe It Is a
sllro preventive or coltls anti mnny oth.
or Ills.
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ln , AI1d1e Barlll. " ,
"Two or three limes a year I nm
troublotl with my throat. n kind of raw
teellns. turning to bronchitis , I hnvo
had the senlces or my Vhyslclnn In
cnch caso. 'rwo yeal's ngo. when I
felt a spell coming , I trlod Porunn. to
check it. and to my delight was not
troubled \Tith the smothered amI ehote.
Ing feollng nnd no\'or bavo been slnco.
I cnn check it every limo with 1'0-
runo. , "
The Govromlltt of , Canada
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, FRE E to every
I1C:1 . d seuler ono hun-
, . . , . . .Jt ' drcd and aixty
'I' r . ! ' Rcrea of land in
U \ Weltem CanadR.
Laml ncljolninFr t111s can bo Ill1rchasell
from rallwayauII lan companlos nt from
( } to IO 1'01' nero.
On this laml this yoal' has eon } lrodl1cc
upwards or twonty'1Ive llllsholsofwhcat to
the acre ,
t Is also the best of grazlnFr land amI for
mixed farming It has 1\0 supcrior on the
contlnont ,
SpleudhI climate , low taxes , 1'0.11\\1\8
convenlont , 8chools 'an chm'cltos close at
hau .
Write for " 'l'wentloth Century Cana a"
n1low ral1\\'ay rate.1 to Suporlntemlont of
Immigration , Oltawa , Cnnadn i or to
authorlzlJIJ. Cana lan Government A ent-
W. V. Donnett , 801 New Yorlc Life DuUcl.
lng , Omaha , NobraBlm.
( Mention lhls paper. )
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CURES 150c. nnd SH.oo.1
Swine Disease
. Hog Cholera
Bend for Clroulu wltb DlreolionJ.
Dr , EARL S. SLOANli15 Albany SI.DoalonMul , , ,
1\1. . . . Vlrglllla C"vlnnl\o
Ohronio Oa.ta.rrh of Throat and Lungs
Mrs , Yirglnla Cavlann , room 32 ,
Cnmbridgo Block. Portland , Oro. ,
wrltos :
"I wns a suacrer wllh cQtarrh oC
the throat nud lungs for n lbng Umo
before Pernnn wns reeommol1llod to
mo. I gave It n trinl. although I
thought nt the tlmo it wou1l1 bo just
)11\0 ) ether medicines nnd do mo no
good. I was pleased to find tbnt , my
Improvement began In lOBS l1mn two
woolts anti continued unU1 r wns on. 1
tlroly woll. I galnell ne1\rly 15 pounds. I '
have n splendId nppcUto nntJ om graw.
rul for whnt YOllr , modlcino hus done
for mo , "
WilL. DOUCLAS
' 3.50 & $3.00 SHOESgtE
w. L. Douglns ' $4.00 aJlt Edge LIne
cnnnot bo oqunJl d t\t nny prlco.
i\\.OOUGl..4s \
SIIOES
ALL
PRlcn
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' .
1YJ.oOl'fNrs
/ 'As ' "
t5TAIIlJSIIED
. . . . . < JUlV 6. 1816.
\I' CAPITAL -.500.
\V. L. DOUGLAS MANES 8. GEUS . . MORE
MEN'S $ : J.lil ] SIInES TIIIIN II N..O TilER
nfANUFAOTURER IH THE. WORLD.
$1 0 000 REWARD to anyone \who can
1 dlaprove this atatemenl.
III coulll take you Into mv three larlto factories
nt I1rocktonlb. / . . . . oml ilOw you the Inllnlto
core with which every 1'011'0' 8houl. mode , yoli
would reollzo why W. I. . lJuuKln ! ! 53.O ! shoes
COlt , norc to mokol why they hold thclr hopC1.
fit better , weor oliger , Rnd nre , o ( ! treote"
Intrhule volue then IIIlY other 3.lO shoe.
W. L. DouDln. Slron(1 Mndo 81100lS fo. .
Mon. $2. O. $2.00. Boy > > ' Bellool &
DI'o..Shoo. . $ : l. O , $2. st. 7 ii , $ t.lJO
CAUTION.-llltiist ul'olllll\vllllt W.I..Voug-
In6 lrlle . 'l'liko no SUhKtltulo. NOllu Icnulno
"Ithont bl8 nl\lIIe IIIlIt l'rleD 6tl\II\I'011 ollliuttom.
Fat Oolor fyt/ets used : thty fl'1If not wear bra'31/o
Wrlto for Jlhutrntml 01111,101 ( .
'V. L. } ) ( ) UO I.\S. U'ooltloll.l\nu.
DEFINCE ! Cold Wilter Starch
molms laundry worle 11lcasuro. . 10 oz , Vl' " , 100.
,
To sweeten , Dispels colds and
To refresh , headaches when
To cleanse the bilious or con-
system , stip .ted ;
Effectually For men , w men .
Gnd Gently ; and children ;
There is only Acts best , on
one Genuine the kidneys
Syrup of Figs ; and I i ve r ,
to get its henestomach and
ficial effects bowels ;
I
} fewYork.fty.
The genuine Syrup of Figs is for sale by aU first-class
druggists. The full name of the company-California
Fig S y r u p Co. - is always printed on the front
of every package. Price F if t Y C en t s per bottle.
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