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Cañon City record., 1897-11-04

Mr.. simms was not versed III parli.
mentary law, however
When Mr. Simms had taken his seat,
among others who rose for the Speak
er's recognition Col Drake was first
and was recognized
Col. Drake was very excitabie little
man and had the fault of forgetting
what he was going to say. He arose
and spoke thus:
"Mr. Speaker, l rise in favor of the
Senate's adoption of Mr.. Simms lock
for the Senate's safe. On looking OYER
the lock find it applicable in every
respect to the uses of the safe. Mr..
Speaker. | think and know that this
lock a-a so to spe TX, Mr.. Speaker, is
ahem what is needed OH the Senate's
safe. echo and re-echo Mr.. Simms'
statement that it is a blessing to man
kind, Mr4 Speaker. I-a-a-figuratively
speaking, I-a-a well-a-Mr. Speaker.
really think that Mr.. Simms is bene-
factor of the human race, SO to speak.
However, Mr.. Speaker, however know
that there are others-I-I don't think
confound it l forgot-forgot-forgit to-
forgot to git my notes. Simms get my
notes, quick. AS | was saying. Mr..
Speaker. am most certainly in favor
Of adopting this lock Hoping that l
have made very deep impression on
my hearers with my indisputable facts
III listen to the next speaker After
several other able speakers had spoken
on the subject the lock was adopted
and the Senate adjourned.
y y
They all got home safely, the next day
it rained and the bet was off.
THE END.l
Cañon City record., 1897-11-04

Late books, papers and magazines at
Wbipple's.
Cañon City record., 1897-11-04

Ben Stage. the shoe cobbIer, who
saves you money, will re- open his
Third street shop Nov. LIST. Att
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rhymed me 70 your
n n false or n Il real
Thai IN ages more ideal
was song and you were Sappho' you
were q sunbeam. the dew!
For long have felt the burgeon
OF q passion vague and virgin
which you quicken 70 remembrance o.
former life we knew.
was I stream when you were winowf
was I shell when you were oilloWI
Tor your voice has ever echoed through
the bushes OF my heart;
And q seems. as I behold you.
That the very air foret0ld you
By the fragrance which. In welcome. al
the budding boughs inpart.
But At last I stand beside you.
And the fate which long denied you
Yields. IN recompense. . dearer incerna-
ton than my dream
What ! sought to what you are. love.
Was a. twilight TO the star. love.
A the languor II to summer. a. the muir
muir to the stream
And since age on age has persisted
But to bring the soul cherished.
Wherein thought and feeling. blended.
are a. petal and perfume;
Let NJ linger here forever:
Where the pride Of all endeavor
ID fervor which to passion 10 a. glamor
unto gloom
Yet, n fate reserves Its malice
But to break the lifted chalsce,
Let me mingle with the elements where
once I was q part:
Then. on some supernal morning
Which your beauty e. adjoining.
As dewdrop in . lily. I may nestle In
your heart
Charles J. Bayne. IN Cosmopolitan.
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r,ectr,ci.ns nttsd up receiver - - -
n.ns shell. connected By . specs, .,.n.s -
,-,ts IN. telephone exchange :. ~. ~.
I'd pauphin streets. Then TINS -.
-. eonnected with other wires 60 -.
,.-,,r On the switchboard ana -
mu.Ie distributed a. freely - pcsaD'o'
An the important ofhcials Of the On
pany have private telephones IN tns,r
r,eidencss. % the concerts vsre n
,oved by the members Of their ANIL
- whenever they desired In adj
ton the operators 1t the electrical oa-
ran by connections with the traction
tsl.phone exchange, could listen TO the
music and give IT to any OF tne el.y
hall ofacials, and In the same m.n,
the girl operators at the Bell Tee, ,
phone exchange caught oeeas.oI.i
strains of the music between ne.lO
calls" during the slack hours On INC
evening. All told. perhaps zoo peopie
It one time could listen over the pnone
10 the concerts being delivered oy the
orchestra ut Willow Grove, twelve OF
fifteen miles away.
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Food ana DIEestIoa.

Neurasthenia, which Ii oecomlns
known % the american disease Is
likely to rapidly diminish with the
diminution In the use Of tea and conee'
which are proved to contribute direct
" to nervous disorders. Experiments
in artificial digestion show that eoag-
ulated aIbumen when mixed with arti-
fetal gastric juices and kept at prop
or temperature, will be practically en-
tirely digested in eight hours. When
tea II added during the process Of d.
gestion, ss per cent Of albumen Win be
digested. leaving "a per cent undigest-
ed, while II q deeoction Of coffee Is
mixed with the albumen. the result Will
be but 81 per cent digested and - per
cent undigested. There II now much
less Of tea and coffee being used, not
because people like those favorite oev-
erages any the less. but because, with
the introduction Of Postum Cereal.
which approximates to the distinctive
favor Of rich Mocha coffee with none
OF its deleterious adjuncts. the excuse
for using the latter no longer exists.
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TALLY STICKS.
H.-.. ss-.~l. Ar. D..l..s GO

Roman Na1suAls Are Derived fro9
searss-osd celtse Alphaset-
That tally sticks were at one tins
pretty general may be concluded iron
the derivation Of the word score. n
In original signincatioa. q score b
. scar" cut made IN . counting
stick So also tally" ID derived iron
the French taille. says Chambsrr
Journal.
The Roman numerals are derived
from scores. They were mere nOtchss
cut In wood originally. The v for i've
was Q rude representation u The out
spread hand. and the X In like man
ner symboliEed all ten fingers; the ~
was . comparatively late innovation:
originally the ~ was represented ~
four strokes, or notches. a. In clock
dials.
The Old Celtic alphabet-the ogh&n
vriting-was Of very similar nature.
It consisted Of notehes cut at the cor
ner Of square stone, OF else from .
stem line. The letters B, L, +, s, n are
formed by cutting strokes At right an
gies to the stem line Of the right hand,
and the letters r. d. T. c. Q By strokes
at right angles to the left Thus, Q
simple stroke Of the right ID B and TO
the left Ia Il. two to the right 10 l.
and the same number to the LEFT b
ID. Three to one side u +, three to the
other ID T. Long strokes, numbering
from one TO I've, cutting the stem dag
onaily, expressed N. g. Nc. st. r, and
short strokes, numbering from one to
nve, cutting across the stem at right
angles, give the vowels. II Is easy TO
see that the tally stick was used for
numbers before the alphabet was
thought Of by our Celtic forefathers.
Having proved the tally stick valuable
for accounts, they applied Il Tor writ
Ing messages on rods and memorials
On tombs. The old Runic slaves for
calendars were somewhat similar.
Strange symbols were introduced 10
mark the several festivals, but the days
were indicated by notches.
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Some Odd signs.

A tinsmith near Exeter, England, has
q sign which rears, Quart measures
Of all shapes and sizes sold here" At
q market town In Rutlandshire, the
following placard was afixed to the
shutters Of q matchmaker who had de-
camped. leaving his creditors mourn
ing: Wound up, and the handspring
broke" Equally Apostle was one In
Thomaston, Ca. On one Of the princi-
pal streets the same room was oc-
cupied by physician and . shoemaker.
the disciple Of Galen in front, while
he of 81. Crispin's trade worked In the
rear. Over the door hung the sign,
We repair both sole and body" On
the windows Of q London coffee-room
there appeared the notice: This cot-
fee-room removed upstairs till repair
ed" The proprietor Of the place was
not an Irishman, though the Trainer
Of the notice over the entrance to a
French burying ground, only the
dead who live in this parish are buried
here" must have been. One may see
In the windows Of a confectioner in
Fourth avenue, New York, pies Open
All Night" A Bowery plecard reads,
"Home-Msde Dining Rooms, Family
Oysters" while a West Broadway res
taurateur sells Home made Pies,
Pastry and Oysters" and stiIl another
caterer. on East Broadway. retails
Fresh Salt Oysters and Larger Beer"
Boots Polish inside" II q frequent
sign In New York. and on Atlantic ave-
nue.. Brooklyn, there n q Stationary
Library" the latter il really q eireu-
lating library. and the word Station
AIRY" adorns one window and Library"
the other. Philadelphia has q sign
reading 'Ho Made PissI" and q bar
Der shop In the same city bears this
Inscription On its window. &C. wash
ton Smith. tensorial abattoir.
rests Monthly.
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ANOTHER KIND OF FIRE.
The OAcer Meant the Burning OF
the Huta-

The omcer Meant the Burning OF
the Huta.
Sir Colin himself told me what to
do, and to set q piece Of port IRE from
Capt. Peel. This l did, and on we
set" says AN Old Soldiers Memories.
The distance we had to traverse was
Insignificant. As soon as ever I got
into the first hut / put the port fire
to the roof and fired the grass, then
on to the next, but, alas! no sooner
was a blaze well established than my
men seized lighted brands right and
left and set fire to every hut around.
We were instantly In q circle Of IRE.
The dry materials blazed like finder:
one Of my mems pouches blew I'D, and,
what with IRE and smoke, it was i'm
possible to 90 further, 80 I ordered q
retreat. Just as soon as cot on the
main road. who should meet but Sir
Colin himself, with some Of his stan.
He called me and said: You have not
half burned the hutS, sir answered
that could not burn more on account
Of the FIRE.
Sir Colin turned on me like q wild
tiger, shouting: D your eyes, sir,
I win not allow you or any other man
to tell me the fire is too hotr / was
simply speechless; felt as IL I could
CRY. I looked at Gen. Mansfield, who
happily caught my meaning, for he
said: I think the oficer means the fire
of the burning huts.' Yes cried. L
was not afraid Of the other fire, but
one Of my mems pouches blew up and
we were 30 surrounded by flames that
I thought 1t better to retire Sir Colin
said: AN right, sir; 1t was my mis-
take and % returned, terribly crest
fallen. I lost three men out Of The
nine who accompanied me In this
work"
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Four Legs TO On. Chicken.

They have many curious things over
In India and occasionally some Of them
ind their way to this country. The
latest to reach Philadelphia IL now In
the possession Of Prof. Babu H. Sukhi
whose birthplace was Agra, In India,
but who for several years has claimed
Philadelphia as his home. It In Q
chicken. Seen from in front 1t Iooka
like q plain, ordinary pullet Of the
Plymouth Rock variety. But It isn't
ordinary by any means. As in the case
Of other members Of the poultry fam
lily, the chicken stands on two legs.
That il, when 1t wants to. When II
takes q notion to stand on four, how
ever, 1t can do 80, for It has them.
Growing from the top Of each Of its
normal legs 10 another leg. not 90
isrge. quite, but Just a. perfect. When
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A Prohibltsd IagrodIsat.

Salicylic acid, as II well known, Il
a powerful antiseptic. In binders fer
mentation. Il arrests the conversion
Of starch into grape sugar BY disease
and pancreatic extracts. Its action be
ing directly opposed to the process Of
digestion. Is q reason why its use Il
being 80 general condemned. In
France, Spain. Italy, Austria and the
South American states having pure food
laws, its sale has been forbidden Itl
use in food is prohibited in Pennsyl-
vania. by decision Of Mr.. Wells, the
dairy and food commissioner. A large
number Of the preservatives on sale
claimed to be harmless, contain sail
cyiic acid a. the chief ingredient. II
pure fruits and vegetables are steriliE-
ed BY heat and canned properly. the
careful housekeeper need not use any
Of these compounds.
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n. J. McGeary, the halter, and W. p
Bennett, the messenger, own maltese
kittens which have histories. Nothing
10 known about their ancestry, but they
are supposed to be brothers and to
hare come from East PalestIne, o.
Six weeks ago John 8. Mexican q Son
received q carload of sewer pipe from
the Buckeye town. The car Weat
astray and was almost two wesks On
tie road. II was finally run In On q sd
Ing here. and when the door vas
pushed opsa two lively little maltese
kittens scampsred away IRON the 6oer
and ran back through the sewer pipa.
An EFFORT vas made % capture thsa,
bat they were wild and BIZ anh
scratched In q manner which made eap-
turing them dimcult. Finally sns q
ths nsa pu On . pair q baskskin
gloves and ~ one q then. n was
given . Mr.. NoGaary. he ether got
away md went On q kum." Afsar
wan6sring about foe Z woak 4 regis-
tsrsd q -Mr. Bsnnstt's rssIdsnes and
moved IN. II haE msds its hone thsss
sssr sines. ..Hsn HezinIsy.s sGr. &C.
cseryis Pct coon. and the maltese ut
tens are great friends. They drink hon
the same water buekst, ana An &c
Ksen furnishes thsm With Q daily dist
of Raglan spArToWs TIE oddly -
sortsd pair sat their dainty msals IN
perfect hArmony and Ne couple IN
town sets along better than -Bifly"
and '.kim KlkfR" ne kittsas are
nsns the worse Cor having ben shut
np n the csr.-KsnEngton pal Ksy-
stone.
The broad ax., 1897-12-11

TIE turn Of life 10 turning either
Into q prolonged walk or into the
grave. Between the ages Of forty and
olzty q man who has lived q proper
Me ought to be considered In his
BRINE. His matured strength Of co;.sti-
eut1o1 renders him almost impervious
- IL stacks Of disease. and expe-
Fsenee has given him soundnsss and
Tipe1ess Of Judgment. His mind 70 res
eluta. arm. and equal; al his func-
items axe In the most perfect order.
He assumes q mastery over his busi-
ness, builds up q competence on the
loundatfou he has formed IN early
manhood, and passes through . period
- liz attended by many Qualifications.
Having gone q year OF two past sixty.
Ne arrives Ct q standstiIl. But here
oamss what we have termed the turn
e Jifs, which, II successfully negotia-
ted, leads to old age. At this period
sout end apoplexy lie In wait for the
traveller. The system and powers hav-
ing reached their utmost expansion.
now begin either to close IN like low
- e sunset, or to break down at
eass. One injudicious stimulant, .
xineis excitement, may force It beyond
- strength, whilst Q careful supply Of
npops and the necessary care and At
esns4oa should sustain the system In
AsaltA and vigor.
The broad ax., 1897-12-11

An Ingenious Frenehman has invent
q q health meter that 10 attracting
considerable attention from leading
scisntiae and medical men abroad.
There are several variations oe ths
machine, enc form being much NE \
braseist which b fEstsned % TIE wri.s
Thsrs IRE two thin strips q metal sur
roandfsg the wrist. Between thsn, n
tie mechanism. which 70 aRseasa ~
changes IN the patients health. and
th1s records then On Q tiny ron a
paper. watch n tAksn cut and inspsct-
q ~ ths physieian st hi isisars.
D.. o1iArdy. e PARA, Who hzs Riysa
s,srs sttsnfion 70 he nstsr tAan sny
sthsr psrssa szcspt tie invsntor. I.
nsiag TIE nachins b Gstsrmins ths
s1set e riding . bicycle. He ar.t
uss ths nstsr % learn TIE enact st,as
q ths pafisnt's hsaith. thsn instruct
tie pskienk - tAks violsnk sxsrrs.s IN
riding . wheel o. Q statsonary sEsrci.sr
IN tAs firm Of . bicycle. Whsn fhs
ri1sr b exhausted 'ths mstsr n si.i.
adjusted and In esn1itioa notsd. D..
odiArdy says tAat As thas sbtnin, An
insisht Into tie condition e TIE -
tisnt that hs could st In no othsr way.
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Ths length Of the indian frontier
whish b threatened By the attacks Of
shs tribesmen. frcm the Chitral district
% Baluchistan, Il about ave hundred
niles The Swat, Mom&nd. osarkzal.
Arid and other tribes which are aght-
6g against the English are hardy
0c1ntainssrs. living On the slopes Of
- HinaR Knsh range. Most q them
occupy debatAbIe ground between Az
shAa and British territory. and they
sshnowisdse no alisgiancs 10 either an
ehoFity. Some Of them have been sub
slasssd By the Indian s0vsrnnent and
g Afsidis. the most wHrliks Of them.
have furnished recruits for TIE Indian
army.
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A party q Philadslphians p,..,s,v
rstnrnsd from IN excursisa tArolvs
Mye1ins are stiil taikiag a = -
soat ride thsy enjoyed a Y.ll,~-e.,s
-. SnieA b enc infIs ana Aalf
Aashsr aoevs tie ssa level than 3 -
sly. Tie lake d of clear ella vnl--
- Yen stocked with nsh. thoukh 7.7Io
~ seovs ne Atlsntie ocean.
fns uny steamer zliiAh mahe. Am
runs q . niles - and down ths Iars
sserns Nat rags with srsak fury -.
neeosnay encountered. but ths ror-
seo1s sunsets On clear days a.. r-a.s,-
1910. Big game 4 plentiful n thrt
resIo.. AID bsars and satsIops. -
neQes1fiy b seen from the de.k -
Ne sss@nsr.-PhiladslDhia Record
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Dur1ng ths eoatiuszncs q Dan-
rosck's concsrts e Wlliow Grove park
dzr1ne TIE summer season. which
clossf two wssks age. q considerable
nunbsr q people listened 10 TIE musIc
regularly sverT afternoon ana sysains
without bsiag obliged 10 % suf q -
park - al This vas accomplishas
b fhs msass q ths private isisrhons
sysken epsr1kse ~ - Union Traclio.
azzDGns. aays ths FAlia1sl1hin H.
- pAisA sDrssAs ~ ev.r Is ~.
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ne oAeiai reports show a..
49,. 49, ts1psr.tnFe ever rsearE.1 h
y !. S1 w.s 10 dsgrsss. ttIa 800
= lS1 Tank. n ths 6,r.rf -.
90 9 - DsssD coenky. 60 = Z
- - ceusss q In1is. a -. -.
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ENGLAND'S BAD RULE.
THE sPiRrT OF UNREST AND
WHAT Irs PuRPoRr 20.
n..Asrs - Massive Prsss q Isai.-Ls.s
e Pr.sssrs whieA n WIN r.ks.xsars
- Rs.say-ssrs-s Ne. Essasa ..
- n@srgsasy.

WOULD wish 70
say . few words, IN
c 20 n c lusioa. con-
corning the spirit
Of unrest which 10
90 visible almost
everywhere In the
India Of to-day.
says q Poona cor
respondent Of the
London Standard.
Some Of the Eng
The broad ax., 1897-12-11

olncinnati has ls7 divorce eaaas q
TIE docket for ths nszt term q a.
coart business IN that Iins 4 -
usnalIy heavy. and the prosperity q
the divorce lawyer blossoms Ina . va
ross. The distance bstwosn the altR
ana TIE divorce mn b sstting shorter
al TIE time. and marital hon6s h -
city are IKE wisDs q straw.
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In THE ODD CORNER.
QUEER AND CURIOUS THINGS
AND EVENTS.
BsDs 0aa elgss F0asd On Varssss
Rl.sss-A ohssss. wIsA Four Lsg-
nsalsh Msssr fer Bsspslss-ssr.ags
Ris-s Ter Rlsh.


T - ut tne -
fancy
OF q mocking nee
romancy.
That together, leaf
and blossom, BY
the Indus once
And that HANK
came. or Ormar'
To imprison the
In some half re-
membered MEAS
ure which has
The broad ax., 1897-12-11

h really seems to be the exception
nOaa1ays to take up q daily paper
wcsAouk fading the account of . suicide
e . nan OF woman By means q ear
b1lle ed. The latest case 10 hat Of
q M Who poisoned himself e his
uiofs crave. and 4 appears IN svidsncs
81 ~ lad pawnsd his cat % bay
- s.rbolfs aeid with Which Ne eRsst-
e ~ pnEpess. Now. earbolIs ed b .
xlEuIant poison: feW drops wfIl kin
4 80, and plants expire n dilats
aaneous solution Of II. ard yst q can
- nktniBsd eaaIly snd wi1A0zt restEie-
go ~ any one whe daslra1 - e6e4ia
q esr lagitimats 81 fllegitlnnks pur-
DGa. HEsa q chill ~ pGssAass q
60 without any di1culty 1sr . ss9
osnfs e ranrA q this virnlsnt poissa
e I'll kiIl ha1f . ooesn Dss8oas. Sure
y ths tims has arrivsf sAsn sons-
sfag should Ne dons - rouEzic1 tie
80 q - sd. - mors paFkiouinriy
va & b csna,dsrsd sAnt ~ fAr IL
1o1n,rs nunbsr e dsafha b ppisoning
4 sanssd ~ ~ assney. an1 4 sss1s
- - IL laEorIie msana q sslf-ds-
eerusiinn ~ Wonsn. Il 3 nothins Isss
O. : nsanaal th1k tbs sFtiels sAoal1
~ - insludsd sneng ths scheeuis1
r5,.sns. II the lagislakurs hes tsoresd
- wnnIIe acid. b. wAic1 painless
arnEk = produced. shnll 81 b avail
- 8 ~ puhlie sxos.t under ned
koai o1perpinlon. thea uhy n he nans
- rsn11n aho1l1 casboilc aci1. whieh
c.Ss'rsu e. nogt frishfful suRsring. bs
u,,H'n - rsack q all' An aiternsioA
= ~ szi1ting iesillatIoa n this mat
~ y nzusnkiT ealled fsr.
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A medical Journal says that n ne
esnsinned ms q The sgss In sech uork
g sewing. typsssl<ing bookk sspin<
rsedIng nnd stsdyins. ths saving po1nf
3 ioaaing y Eron the work e nhorf
infsrsals and loat1ns srosnd IL ron.
4his peacLlcsd evsry ten o. f1xsen
minutes rsisepss ne muscular tsns,on.
rssls the ePss anz makes the blood
supply nrsk bstsH.
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Because - kinsed e. attanpssa N
kis ons q tie lair EzsitsA i.nu6a
ssnpicysd n fhs dnseiag asear<nsnt q
ths Nsweastis. Pa, tin rlaEs v,r1n
nishsrd Kissineer was diseharrsa H
4 . member q ths Psksnk nscki.s e.
nsrs' unioE. whleA y afRliaksd via o.
Fsdsrakion q Labor. stsalins . -
ras not lsaf.sisnt szsuss for aisus.rr-
ing Q wnrknan. TIE o1keials q Ia ~
son I'D. and thsg demanded Kisst.-
ser's rsfnIkaisment This ~ rufnssa
aae . stzlks w1s oresred. Ahout 10
msn and bogs went ct. TIE eonpauy
doss NJ clain ths giri ohtsctsd = fhs
kiming. Kiningsr sd ths rupcrfn-
tsndseE q ths nm wnntsd 10 rst IA
Of him and took this means a dong
u Ths SRI s4ys Ne did not kiss NJ.
but sFsn u - did tAs o1enss uss not
serious saoasA 10 esnss . suspsn-
sioz.
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TIE ehicksn stands erect the extra IN.
project at right angles 70 the otAsr
49, 10 The arst 3oint. From that
Point they hang downward, tsrminat-
ing IN pair Of perfectly fornnsd f.st
he possession Of four feet b not -
only unusual feature in vhich Prof
sukhtis curiosity rsioien. Il ala -
two vell-dsvsioped taiIs.
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Ju1& Eo1tw q ka1sas thinks thero
4 z11stA'ng Wro1g II tie UanhlIng
f<sf >nnklm nan q maks usvsral
mIIHea 6ollkrs q CAV Ehf0uBh 60 81
4sn6s a - Drtns q vhesk espeelniy
- - n,nn eoes net rzlse. inpoll. en-
nr1s. 6 g much = - ths gzaln that
a.snrs hin ut ereat fortnne- EhaE
VII nsecr s1ass 3 haEs eussr Asea n
Hznnns. r6no<hs Judes. end Is ~
rzrse tIns It's nilIIonaire. hiring ~
<,s via d totally sDretuctiss and
2kn IS frcps CT q ~ ~ upeil
80 20. nol s l1llsE & enT Rln4 e
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-30
stands at the Head.

Aug. J. Bogel, the leading druggist of
Shreveport, La, says: "Dr. Kings
New Discovery is the only thing that
cures my cough, and it is the best seller
1 have" J. F. Campbell, merchant of
Stafford, Ariz.. writes: ''Dr. Kings New
Discovery is all that is claimed for it; it
never fails, and is sure cure for Con-
sumption, Coughs, and Colds. 1 cannot
say enough for its merits" DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consump ption,
Coughs and Colds is not an experiment.
1t has been tried for quarter of CEN
fury, and today stands at the head. 1t
never disappoints. Free trial bottles at
BIakeley & Houghton's drug store. /