Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-03-20
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DR.. Turner. Of our New York Depos-
itort, seads us the following important
letter:
s'IsRooKLYN, .34l Hoyt st, Dec. 4. 1882.
DR.. JoHN TURNER, s62 broadway, New
York
9 Dear Doctor II had been subject to
terrible influenza colds when commenced
using the Compound Oxygen, two Years
ago. On leaving my head they invariably
seated themselves on my ttt9lgs, rendering
them pesy sore, and aCouid sometimes
Ieare me q cough for months. dreaded
these colds more than my aeorse enemy;
Since using the Oxygen | have not had
one on my lungs, and 1 hare frequently
had one inhalation drife array the cold
so completely that the next day could
scarce realize that | had had one at all
Other members of my family have used
the Oxygen for the same purpose; also for
rheumatism, dyspepsia, and Cdturrh,
seith equally good results, especially IN
catdrrh.
Very truly yours,
FRANK w. DOUGHTY.
Our "TrentSse on, COMPOUND 0rygen.- :
containing history of the discovery and
mode of action of this remarkable cura-
tive agent, and a large record OF surprising
cures in Consumption. Catarrh. Neuralgia
Bronchitis. Asthma, ETC.. and wide range
of chronic diseases. will be sent free. Ad
dress DRs. STARKEY & PALEN, llOo and
I'LL Girard street. Philadelphia.
All orders for the Compound Oxygen
Home Treatment directed to II. Z. Math.
ews, COG Montgomery Street, San Fran
cisco, will be filled on the same terms as u
sent directly to us in Philadelphia.
"A good jam flace one finger IN
| the crack of door. Shut the door
slowly but firmly, and keep it closed
| for at least ten seconds. Then open the
door and remove the finger, and add
plenty of spicy interjections. Neveruse
your own finger if you can avoid it.
| Hester9 Rural
Say, conductor, don't be stingy
about it. Introduce me to that woman
you were just talking to so lovingly"
Certainly; step right over. Mrs Dob
bins, this is Mr.. Stebbins, and the con-
ductor went his way. 20. Mrs Dob
bins. delighted to know You. Widow,
suppose? Let me warn YOU against
making the acquaintance of this con-
luctor; he'll deceive You. 0, bless
you, Mr.. Stebbins. | expect that he's
my husband. W \. Herald
| The bore summer:
AS he passed along the street
! When the heat
Like flame
| Filled the atmosphere with hazes-
Hot as blazes!'
He d exclaim.
The bore winter:
He accosts us when the breezes
| Almost freeze us
Arctic days
And, with GOODNESS that amazes,
| Cold as blaZes.
Now he says.
! --Rost0n Saturday Ecenillg gazette
Mis- Nettie Carpenter, the Ameri-
can yiolinist and rize winner of the
Paris Conservatoire, has recently met
with great success in England. After
her performances at Covent Garden she
was at once engaged for series OF
concerts in the English provinces and
in Scotland.
The Aatton9t Gazette SAYS tnal
n.ne-tenths of all d sasters at sea Ccaul
in the second mates watch, and it eon.
cludes that very large proport on Of
officers of that grade are incompetent
or unreliable. 1t suggests that second
mates should be exam ned and censed
lust as their superior officers are.
Mime. Patti wrote in Boston al
bum the o'her day: go to strangers
for charity, scquaintances for advice,
and to relatives for no.hing, and you
will ALWAYS have a supply