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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-10-08
THE PATH TO PRISON.

President Dill of the Clearfield and Houtz-
dale (Pa.) Banks i'm a Fair Way to See
the Inside of a Renitentiary for His Dis
honesty-Once q Modest Minister, Uni
versaIly Respected, Now Charged with
a Serious Felony
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Oct. ga special
to the Times from Clearfield, Pa, says:
The way is being gradually paved for
President Dills transit to the peniten-
tiarv Bank Examiner Miller made in
formation before Justice of the Peace
Mccullough, charging Dill with falsify-
ing the banks books by making false
entry of $40, 900 on July II. Dill is a
prisoner in his own house. To-day
other information will be fled against
him by the bank examiner. Bail will
not be fixed until the extent of the
croolzedness is discovered.
1t was stated on indisputable author
ity last night that SIS, 900 additional to
the $4,000 had been found missing.
The bank examiner refused to say any
thing about the latter discovery until
he has more information. He adj
mitted, no vever, that the amount was
$50, 900. and said he had as yet only
gone over part of the books.
The room in which Dill is prisoner
is furnished in palatial style and the
floor is carpeted with rugs of kingly
taste. Paintings on the wall are of
values seldom seen outside of a gallery.
Until yesterday all but a few hot
headed depositors believed him not
guilty of premeditated dishonesty.
Before Dill entered into financial cir
cles he had been a modest minister and
had always been held in high standing.
Mr.. Dill claims he knows nothing
about the books being falsified. and
said he felt sure the matter would be
righted in court.
On account of the bank being ma
tional one, depositors will undoubtedly
be paid in full.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-10-08
She Watched the tFOoGmen.

The secret Order of the Woodmen OF
the World held a meeting at Sedalia
the other night, and while they were
engaged going through a number of in
teresting evolutions noise was heard
at one of the windows. A Woodman
quickly raised the sash and threw the
blinds open, when he was astonished
to see woman standing on the roof of
the adjoining building. She had
climbed up through scuttle-hole and
had been playing the Paul Pry' act
by looking through the shutters, which
gave her an excellent view of what was
going on within the hall The alarm
was given at once, but the lady fed be-
fore the nimble WOodmen could arrest
her. An investigation was at once in
stituted and the ladys name was ascer-
tanned, but the WoodInen decline to
make it public for the present She
had witnessed more than one initiation
in the lodge of the Knights of Pythias,
as that order meets in the same hall.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-10-08
GanZhorn Still a Justice.

1t will be remen bered that John l.
tfanZhorn, who was elected a Justice OF
the peace in Kansas City, was fined $50,
not long ago, for attempting to try
cases when drunk, sentenced to thirty
DAYS in jail, and removed from office.
This entence was passed by Judge
White, of the criminal court. When he
got out of Jail ne got drunk, fell into a
gutter, and while thus disgracing HIM
self miscellaneous boys cut off a portion
of his long whisl1ers, of which Gan
Thorn was very proud, and left him
looking more like a goat than justice.
The decision removing him from office
was appealed to the supreme court, and
the other day an attorney went before
Judge Black, of the supreme court in
vacation and submitted to him whether
Ganzhorn was not authorized to hold
court pending the decision OF the su-
preme court upon the appeal from the
criminal judges decision. Judge Black
decided that he was. Ganzhorn is,
therefore. still an occupant of the wool
sack, and Will doubtless be heard from
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27

The Telegram Herald Report Pronounced
True oy aissi Reporter

Alderman Doren vigorously denies
the truth oi an article appearing IN the
TELEGRAM-H HERALD IN relation 10 the
conformation or the grounds used for
the new county building. TO do this
he uses the columns OF the Democrat.
After denying the truth of the article
in toto, he asserts that All entrance was
effected into the building by the use oil
Ratchet with which paddock was
broken. Mr.. Doren is IN error. 4 re-
porter from the Democrat was the first
TO enter the building. lie opened the
door by merely slipping the wooden
latch. he was followed by Supervisor
Frost, stranger, the IELEGRAN-HER-
AID reporter ana Supt. Woodward.
The accuracy OF the TELEGRAaiiERALD
report Is attested 10y Mr. Hall, the
Democrat reporter rs follows:
"Your report WAS literally true. The
material was unfit for the purpose.
pulled one OF the grounds of with my
left hand without straining a muscle.
You did not put IL strong enough. The
grounds | saw would break BY their
own weight if raised from the floor"
"Dld you read Mr.. Doren's den alp
be was asked.
~ started TO read it, but when read
the first line ! saw 1t WAS a lie, and
read no further"
1t is rather unusual to ask reporter
to rectify snother's report appearing IN
competing paper, bat Mr.. Hall,
very kindly consented TO the use OF his
name in this connection, hence no
apology for the departure is necessary.
Il might be well TO say that reporters
az q rule aim to tell the truth. They
rarely have any selfish end 10 serve,
and could not profit by misstating the
facts IN a case of this kind. The report
of the TELEGRAM HERALD was truthful
and correct. Mr.. Doren was mistaken.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27

txssag he repe VITA ~hseh ID = les
snea - nang Isssa .--sarSEe kzps1s
LAD ..
TIE DxnsacFstae majority thess es-
bste. withaus gylng HE nzan2r3s sn
ope9Etuaity 81 - heart IL az shssuo<
g tie aass2lea senators. ara o. . bob
- TepoFg male ca seEy laaa boass,
u4t tAIoase tie Tssasul4oa 0Gstlag tie
no >su4E4Fs "a TIE nlQss NTasaFy and
uElsex u31nzis manner S1e u t.l4stlel
q tbe cctaesoEesl rules 81 pzfllA1asG-
tarY procedure, MI = QuoxaIa s2s
present. eyea, whsa enc Il he senators
Mas unss xteds AZ lezSs this : the spec &c
chArge made. anG 81 tbs NrsNng TIE
Leader is&s not s<en Il specifically &c
nlSd, though 4 wo4ic lse very cad a
ses saen den,al made Il Il can bs Nth
grufA.--hsen.og Le4del.
TIE Tribune does act hesitate q say
taAt a there = esNSon Of Michigan
W4hogE the manhood Ia resent this On
slaught upou citizenship. he deserves 10
share ~ the extremity u politics
segregation that tie State must suffer
or account % lt. Every isw-aslaing
cltiKen ~ Michigan should stand vita
honest, courageous senator Mines, WHO
refused point blank IA touch the cor
rapI hand % sny msu engaged IN TINS
IN nsIToas conspiracy Tor the subyef-
slOn VI the popular wil.-Deuolt lfi-
hssn%
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27
VERY Effective Medicine.

To the Editor of the TELEeRAM-HERALp.
DEAR SIR notice an article in your
issue of the oath inst, the first part Of
which seems intended as compliment
to me: but IN scrutinizing the subject of
the whole, would infer that it is in
tended as reflection upon me as
manager, and also on the house
which represent rs such. The writer
has evidently fallen into dilemma"
in using his personal pronouns in the
Bernhard case. that he only imagined
that he had an interview with me.
am always ready to converse upon
any subject that may be approached
upon but 10 use such vile language AS
your correspondent mputes, Ito use
common expressiou), 81 am not in IT,"
Therefore would advise your cores
pondent. when seeking a subject to
write from, TO procure some other
party to practice joke upon. as my
language lacks such profanity as he
seems to admire. | detest vulgarity,
or anything emsnating from 1t.
Yours respectfully.
7. p. HICKEY.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27

Amesbup. Mas, Is the acknowi-
edged carriage eenser Of the world.
Dunag tie pact decade the population
has Increased from three 10 ten thou
sand inhabitants. which represents the
growth of this great Industry. [ ncsr
the auspices Of ihe Board Of Trade, the
forty Jour manufacturers announce the
annual spring opening, March p and
20. Unusual preparations are being
made, and tie variet, Of styles, unique
designs, for either inspection o. puf-
chase. viii excel any past EFFORT OF The
Board Of Trade snd their carnage man
utactalers.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27

Ehs Bs~xs H&s <zfsss tEssrsssisss -
ksE&as tas nx~ksE Sas-ls.

Yesterday there vas nasietzng 81 the
hoard - Polsee Ana IRE tolnaaAssaen-
ess 81 tie asGsl sength as regards TIE
tine consumed, And q unusual agevasy
as regards tie eesnsss aoae for pablle
spnrasxi. Accounts we're allosed h
he anaoeDt Of s1ei -
). b Sbekees, 4. :. AazrauST and {, ;.
PrsaeIfoFe na4ds zpplio2uoas iof posl-
tens o. tie fs2.lae tofee, aud Their ses-
era oognmunlcs pons took tie Isnal
course ~ go.ag Ga lie.
The tire marshal sxs requested "a
sabml. To the Board 81 Peoiic Works
tbe changes IA tie specifications Tor the
contemplated englas house AZ suggested
bs nsm.
Tue Committee on Property we're IN
stracled 10 make such repairs - they
msght deem best 10 the celia al police
hea1q quarters.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27
Advice "a the ONCE Toy.

Ny boy, you're soon u be a man.
tiet ready fol a mans WORK now.
An lcarA 10 d. the hes You can
" heh sweat Is brought 10 arm and brow
Don. be afraid. my boy. 20 wOTk.
OF ye g0t 10 !! yuU mean % win,
lies c.ssyafss Nao " IL sliTk,
Roll Up your sleeves and II go N.
Don't walt Tor chspces! 10 k about.
There ; alv IS 20 ...etslas you can doi
IL VINO Will manfG.ly strike out
Fines abOr-p.eaty OF II. too.
Bat ne VII f9lds his hands and waits
f0r something 70 tura up viii mud.
The 10 l-r iaaseS foftu.e's gates.
While ne. alas is 'sit behind.
BE honest as the davds long.
Don't ,rlnd the poor n an FOR his cent.
In helping others you gloa strong
Ana klnd deeds done are only lent.
Aud this remember. II you're wise.
To your own busln ess DC c0ntned,
lie Is fool, and fails. who tries
His fellow mans affairs 10 mind.
Don't be discouraged and get blue
IL things don't 20 & suit you, quite;
Work on perhats II esFs With Won,
To set the wrong that worries right.
Dol't lean on ofaers BE man
stand on a footing of your own!
Be independent IL you can.
And cultivate sound b ackbonel
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27

THERE will be one advantage gained
by reciprocity with the South Ameri-
can Republics, which has been entirely
overlooked. We can ship down to them
those restless politicians for whom our
political parties do not change fast
enough. With brand new revolution
every morning, they ought to be able
to occupy their attention and keep
from rusting out.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27

want 70 serve any s1eia netles spea
pohEeszns- Tue people CT Alcalgaa
are a. hoaest psepls a2d MI GssAonoE
q shoassG nsGhoas. fhe aetlea u tie
ssnats oil a Gsnas aas~t Is 1874 rssara.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27
TIE OBSERVER.


s~zf-CostEs@ - Hasiases tatsrss9rss.
Go11 exsu1ing gsss - esxSala os-
nalts sdysst2gs. Ne nsss s.taoat
los.ng & f-Fsspees. sxsEcse y@st set.
esatgoi, "a aet sD3@ lh2t vs. a2stEast
pseqls. neE lA@t se ssstls l&s taems
xs nesa a0t wear oAr heSfts ca eur
s~lves nor carry them % our pa for
DAVIS ID PICK ~.
Nsseg sAos that yea teel =
slx1a 10 rghs On as t0oUgh
va wsre uos asa1e 81 i. TINS
: uoFs0.y wise a. vel as ChT.ssisn
practice. Never Fsselt p0bllely = laex
Of courtesy tossrts yea. Ii : TIE
w8Fss taste, az ~ IL not help 500 ga.a
sour EsO.nt. &c pvfs "a ~ eobse naaa
ths contests q selpsn favor must ever
seem peer ant furious. a. De thinks OF
tAess naFECe enmilles an1 low political
naa0eusIes, bat ne kaow that they
exist aud mat Ne n.us. nice. them.
TEMPER, detraclfon and small spite
blekeEiog are Always As vulgar ca :
Turkey carpet as ia tehenisLl house,
nay. worse. Tor the educated contestants
are supposed 10 know letter.
We mast only reflect philoSoph.cslly
that Il taxes al sorts Of people 20 make
u NOFld, ths. there are good people,
RANK aud llie; that ihers are traitors il
every camp, aud mat NC must DC ready
Tor them al, and that II We 1--we IA 4
crowd We must propiuate that crowd.
Never show traetioGs or pereinptory
irritation IN small things. Do not To
fussy aCout your supposed rights; yield
Disputed point OF precedence.
Cultivate an intelligent and clear
conception Of every thing you say,
wuts, or co. AL society has 10 be
made up OF these coEeesSlonsi they are
our unnumbeFed friends N the long
run.
Sixteen ont OF twenty-five Presidents
were farmers, or sons OF farmers.
/ There IS no calling winch has greater
opportunities thau agriculture, Tor use
fuiuess, honor and position, for young
men oil education, Willingness and
At...tE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27
Entitled to the Rest.

All are entitled to the best that their
money will buy, so every family should
have, at once, bottle of the best family
remedy, Syrup of Figs. to cleanse the
system when costive or bilious. For
sale IN soc and loo bottle by ali lead
ing drugglsts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27

The announcement recently pub
lished of the withdrawal OF Cleveland
from the Presidential candidacy was
well planned. 1t had an air of author
ity about it, and it was so timed with
ex-Secretary Whitney's doing at Wash
ington as to create the impression that
il came from him. Taken in connec-
ton with Cleveland's recent anti
odern-Democratic silver letter, 1t
created a strong impression. AS an
announcement it was q grand success.
In the choice Of its subject, however,
It was q dismal failure. Cleveland is
not OF the retiring KIND. He has very
politely gwen MS party to understand
that he is still "in it," Incubus or no
incubus, ne is still with them.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27

Asy saoseribsr - fhE TELEGRAM
ukRALD wEs fats IN receive the paper
regularly. OF ~ho may have reason 90
com PLATA Of late delivery. wtu eoafsr a
special fassr - iaEoFusias this offtee Of
the fact at eacs. ssaa postal card OF call
up tsIspksas sst.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27

FARMERS should have rapid transit in
this active age, rs we'll a. city residents.
But they can get it only by system of
road Improvements. Business men in
the cities are also interested in such inn
provement and should push the matter
Along.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27

The Groom Discovered to be Father Did
Not Dampen Her Ardor.

SAGINAW. Feb. 26.-Some months ago
a young man named Louis j. Barnes, a
telegraph operator, was about to be
married to handsome daughter of q
well known West Side official. The
minister, wedding guests, bride and
groom were all ready, the house was
brilliantly Illuminated and decorated
for the joyful occasion, when Il knock
at the door was heard and Capt. Backins
a rrested Barnes on charge OF
illegitmate parentage, preferred by
Miss Ida George. The accused indig-
nahtly denied the charge. The expect
ant bride tainted, but when she re-
covered she said she would marry
Barnes anyway, but her father refused
his permission. The trial III the Circuit
Court has been long and peculiar one,
and this evening the jury brought in q
verdict of guilty.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27
Farmer Surprised.

A team OF horses belonging 20 =
farmer named Barking, took fright at
a cable train. or Mouroe-st., yesterday
noon. and tired % take FOR the woods.
after running vest on Cttawa-st. ard
n0rta on Louis-st.. the teSn landed all
N = heap n front Of the Mich gan
TrsdssFnsn building No injury vas
done except the snappinz OF 3 very
fyail halter, and the breaking OF . set
of waitfsesrees-
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27

Doctor-ssIt's nothing bat "a attack
of dyspepsia.
Pstieut--"And what does that eouas
frumP'
Dsctor-"Ihstc comes from the Greek,
madam =
~ matter whether = Genes irons ire
Greek or ne Het~sr ~ estiug uincs
pc. e voa bave Il inst take Dr. Pserssss
Pisassns ParxsiIve Pc IS. and yo1
went need - ask the doctor anything
about 4 specific a al asrsngenasnts
Of tae liver. stomach ard bowels
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27

REruBLrcAS prospects have brighten
ed in the last few days. The spring
campaign bids far to DO . successful
one
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27
READ READ!.
HATCH'S
PRICE LIST
Best Family Flour, Is ID sack 6oc,

Best Family Flour, % ID sack Coo,
or per -.......-..-.-.--.......s2.3 30
GRADUATED Sugar, per lb.-............ .o7
Extra G Sugar. per lb-........-.......... .06
Golden Syrup 35c per gallon, 5 gal
lon kegs for. ........................... l.z0
Pure Leaf Lard SC per 10, 10 lbs for 20
Water White Oil 5 gallons for. 40
German Family Soap, bars for. .25
Picnic Hams, per lb...-....----...-..-.. OF
Id can good Baking Powder. 10
Best Rolled Oats, 6 lbs for............. IS
cans Columbia River Salmon for rs
Choice Mince Meat, loc per ID, 3lhs
Tor 70
Currant Jelly, loc per ID, 5 lbs for Is
20 Id pail Currant Jelly for........... LIS
Peach, Plum, Apricot, Blackberry
and Cranberry Preserves, l5c per
Id, 2 lbs for. ........-...-.............. rs
New Turkish Prunes, 1oc per 10, 8
ms Tor 10
Sugar Corn, Tomatoes. String
and Lima Beans, Green Peas,
per -.......-.-......-...-....-..-. .Ve
Dried Black Berries, per lb.-.-..... .l2i
prIed California Grapes, per h.. 81
Duckwheat Flour, % Id SACK. 60
Choice Maple Sugar, per lb.-..-...- 10
Choice Maple syrup. per gallon. 20
New Queen Olives, per quart. .35
New Tea Dust l2ac per Id or lbs
90
Rio Coffee, per 10, l5c, 20c and. rs
Cholce Mocha and Java Coffee, per
Ib.......................................... 80
japan Tea, new importation, per
Csc, 35c, 4Oc and 80
Choice Dairy Butter, and 2 ID
rolls, per ID, l7c, 10 lbs for. 1.50
Choice Rsisins, Ioc per Id, lbs for .2s
Chocolate, per lb...-........-.........- .35
Mushrooms and FrenchIPeas, pr can 20
German Mustard. per quart. 10
Fruits and Vegetables Of ell kinds at
the lowest cash prices.
New Dried California Aprcots, yec-
tarines, Peaches and Red Rsspberrses.
Agent for John r. Cutting Cos ceie-
brsted California Fruits, ia 3-lb cans.
Telephone No. 1o2.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27

II really looks as if Newfoundland
.ouId soon be Uncle Sans new found
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27
ypv vhsze rasur

Makes finest pastry, brad 81 hscTit.
The Rest = eneapest and most salts
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27

The Illinois Legislature is determined
to abolish "Hesven"-thst IS, schwein-
furth's.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27

"WHAr's in q name" is well Illus
trated by the indignities which Kala-
mazoo has 10 suffer on account OF its
name. That city is one of the fatrest.
most orderly and mos. attractive IN the
whole United States, and yet We find it
made the butt of ridicule'by paragraph
ers and wouid-be funny men, merely
on account of its heathenish looking
and sounding name. There is tough
specimen OF an ex-policeman missing
from New York, and now comes the
Brooklyn Times with the following ad-
vice. ali the New York police really
want to find him they should read the
accounts OF shooting scrapes in Kala-
mazoo and Canada. So enterprising
man as Lally is bound to show up again
some day some where"
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27

Assh bs notiesd ia tbs report CT ths
Democratic state committee. TIE De
Iaecsaey Ct Naenigsa Incorporated INTO
"a plank ths following sgelneant gese-
iaton:
We endorse the action of the state
Senate ia fsaFisssiy decldang ths late
contests for ssats according 10 tie tSs.
GhloUy and n y seat.ng pssas eeFs aola-
lng snelE places oy fraud aad n gyng
TIER seats ~ TIE members eoosxa by
the people.
THIS plank means much. u means
that the Democracy OF Men gan sanc-
ions the deliberate fAlsehoods % watch
Senators PsFk and Croker certified
under their oatas OF ofaes, ana which
they presented as committee reports.
IL means that they saaesioa the psosIl-
tuition OF the honorable once Of presi-
dent or the Senate 10 the furthersnee
OF faisehood and partisan robbery. IL
means that they sanctioned the pres
snee OF party boss with party whlp
held over the presidents head during
the session or the senate. Ii means
that they sanctioned the Democratic
majority IN the Senate. when they
knowingly stamped with their approval
the lying reports OF the two Senators
mentioned. IL means that they
sanction the violation of honor,
honesty, deeency, propriety, law and
Justice, IN taking up the contested eases
N the absence OF Senators Horton aud
Morse. and without any notification 10
them. IL means that they sanction the
broken pledges OF the Two chairmen TO
the other members OF the committee
and their outrageous violation OF the
confidence placed IN them.
The Democracy OF Michigan has in
branded Itself with Infamy, IN its plat
form. IL glories in its shame. Hon.
Edwin +. Ual. whose sense OF right and
justice ~ tirst denounced the infamous
outrage, as delegate N yesterdays
convention, so far sacrificed his nobleI
nature. under the pernicious influence
OF partIsanshlp. as To eat MS own word:
and join IN the enthusiastic demoustra,
TONS of appreciation which followed
the resdlng of this plank. God heip 9
country. or state, that falls into the
hands OF a party so morally blind!
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-19

Macbeth's "pearl top ;" and
"pearl glass" lamp-chimneys
do not break from heat, not
one in a hundred; they break
from accidents.
They are made Of clear
glass as well as tough, as
clear as crystal. They fit the
lamps they are made for.
Shape controls the draft; they
are shaped right. Draft con-
tributes to proper combustion;
that makes light; they inn
prove the light of a lamp.
But they cost a dealer three
times as much as common
chimneys, and, as they do not
break, he is apt to be anxious
lest they stop his trade. Di-
minished sales and less profit
are not agreeable to him.
There are two sides to the
question. Have a talkwith him.
Pittsburg. GEO. A. MACBxTH 3 Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-19
THE APPLICATION Or ELECTRICITY.

The rapid strides which Of late have been
made in the practical application Of elec-
trscity have prepared the way, in the pub
lie mind, for the ready acceptance of almost
any new and striking proposal. In the
popular belief the use of electricity in cur
ing the ills of the flesh. Is an accomplished
fact. To prove the assertion, DIR. Darrin
YES the following names of people who
are willing to vouch for it, as they have
been cured of various ailments.
Miss Nettie Keown, Hotel Portland.
rheumatism so she could not raise her. arm
to her head, cured.
A. L. Richardson, $40 Front street, Port
land, deafness twenty years and ringing
noises in the head, restored.
w. L. Gone, Bay City, Tillamook county,
Oregon, kidney and liver trouble, cured.
Andrew Douglas, So Oak street, Portland,
deafness, cured.
Lee'McGrew, 145 G street, Portland, ner.
vous debility and kidney complaint, re-
stored
b. E. Holloway, Newberg, Or, infam-
nation neck Of bladder and kidney
troubles, cured.
w. Hays, 9l4 Fifth street, East Portland,
Or, Inflammation neck Of bladder, and
sciatic rheumatism, came on clutches to
the doctor. cured and left crutches at the
doctors Office.
E. D. Pierce. of Albion, Or, deafness Is
years, CuIeu.
Us. Jennings, Sellwood, Or, eczema or
skin disease, 10 years, cured.
J. NJ. Miller, Hubbard, Or, deafness,
cured in minutes.
James Daily, New York hotel, deafness
Is years, cured.
Mrs II. J. Miller, cor. 5th and Alder
sts., East Portland, general debility, cured
and gained pounds.
Mrs. A. G. Lands, sos West street, Seat
tie, cured of scrofulous sore on leg twenty
years ago by DR.. Darrin.
w. F. Hubbard. superintendent Of the
u. >. Fish commission, Clackamas, Or,
moth or liver spots over his person, cured.
Thomas Buff, Mocksburg, dizziness,
kidney and liver complaint, restored.
DR.. Darrin treats all durable chronic,
acute and private diseases, blood taints,
lost or failing manhood, nervous debility.
effects Of errors, excuses in old and young,
loss of memory, diseases caused by mer-
curry in the improper treatment Of private
diseases. Office 70H Washington street,
Portland Or. Hours, 10 q. m. to p. m.
Examination free and confidential; ques-
ton blanks and circulars sent gratis to
any address; patients cured at home.