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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-12-24
MONTANA.

The West Gallatin Irrigation Company
has paid $1,000 into the county treasury
for taxes, at Boseman-
The Schagel Lumber Company's mill al
Sedan has started up, and is cutting 40,
900 feet OF lumber a day.
The Montana state superintendent OF
schools makes a plea for better facilities
in the rural schools of the state, the aver
age term for the United States.
L. B. Taylor, of Lloyd, has purchased
SO young Delaine bucks Of high grade
paying 5000 for them He is one of q
number Of woOImen who are preparing to
improve their stock.
The residents of Upper Cascade have
arranged for the erection OF a neat and
substantial church edifce on Pine Creek
to be dedicated to the use Of the NJ. E.
church.
J. J. Thompson, Of Miles City, one Of
the oldest and most successful ranehers
and stockgrowers of the county, has gone
to Virginia, in which state he will make
his future home.
If congress approves the recommends.
tons Of Secretary Of the Interior Cornell.
ius N. Bliss, it will extend the boundarie.
Of the Yellowstone National Park to in
clude $3.50 miles Of territory now outside
Of its borders.
At the recent election the various eoun.
ties Of the state reelected ~ out Of the
total of 2l6 officials. Sheriffs were re-
elected in just half Of the counties, while
county clerks were returned in thirteen
out Of the "a eounties
The annual report of State Treasurer
Collins for the fiscal year ending Nov 80
shows that the state received during that
period the sum Of 1920 5000, and paid
out S977 yS52, and that the balance on
hand now amounts to s255,7l9ss.
The contract for the care Of the county
paupers and INDECENT sick has been
awarded to st. Joseph's hospital Of Deer
Lodge at the rate Of s. per week The
contract includes the burial expenses. St.
JOseph's hospital was the only bidder.
The same institution held the contract
during the past year, the price being the
same.
City Treasurer Mccarthy and his as
sistant have completed the entering and
footing up Of the taxes paid by the people
Of Butte, Mont The result shows that
out Of total due of s2O2y 900 about Sl72,.
900 has been paid. OF this s67 900 was
paid up to December LIST, and since then
slO5OOO has been paid, making the total
Sl72,OOO. This leaves about 10000 de
linquent.
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WHAT JOHN sHRRlIAH aArD.
TELLS Hsw Ne TRIED = Prevene a.
Feeiish cenniet.

Chicago, Dec. Ala special to the
Tribune nom Washington saysi
Former Secretary John sherman, In an
interview, tells an interesting cabinet -.
eFet. which, in days before the war, "a,
frequently suspected. but never eatabllsh.
ed. With considerable emotion, the az.
sc rotary said,
Il tried to prevent this foolish war with
Spain, As matter Of fact, negotiation,
we've already Ia progress to purchase Cnha
fron Spain when the war feeling Suddenly
:oss and swept everything before L. Ana
Spaia would have accepted the tsrna
This Is a matter Of secret history. And
now. what have We got TO show ior ali
this eNPensel Some islands in the Phil.
ippins group, for instance, which are
orth about s2OO.000 per anRnm iAeome
An increased Indebtedness Of 900, 000,DOO
and lot OF islands Inhabited malnly by
man eaters
And the most distressing feature Of the
affair is that We are nov about TO Be call.
ed upon to pay t2OyOOO.0 600 foF territory
that " coHld have taken without sxpen.i.
lug a dollar"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-12-24

Denver. Dee. 22.-LieutenAnt Richmond
P. HObson arrived here yesterday morning
He was met by a committee Of the Son
Of the Revolution and escorted to til,
Brown Palace hotel. Hundreds Of people
assembled at the depot to extend a vel
come. During the afternoon he visited
the high school and the manual training
srhoolA At o'clock the Sons of ths
Revolution gave a luncheon in honor Of
their guest and from to a public re-
eeptiOn was held in the hotel At O'Clock
Lieutenant Hobson gave a TEXTURE at
Tabor opera house on The Attack on
Santiago
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-12-24

Washington, Dec. 22.-The president to-
day nominated Ethan Allen Hitchcock Of
Missouri to be secretary of the interior.
Hitchcock is at present the ambassador to
Russia. He was appointed minister more
than year ago, and when the rank was
raised to an embassy he was reappointed
Mr.. Hitchcock was a wealthy lawyer
and business man of st. Louis, and was
for some time an extensive plate glass
manufacturer. He is a great grandson
of Ethan Allen Of revolutionary fame. His
ancestors were from Vermont, but his
father moved south and Hitchcock was
born at Mobile, Ala.
Congress has adjourned for the usual
holiday recess, the date for reeOnvening be.
ing set for January 4.
In view Of the fact that numerous state
legislatures, which will be called upon to
elect United States senator's, will assem-
BILE early in the new year, and as many
present members are personally interest
ed in the contest now going on, the num-
Der Of those iOurneying home for the holi-
days this year viii be unusually large.
During the two weeks recess many Of
the senator's and representatives will take
of their coats and do some hard work
in the interest of their own senatorial can
didaey or for their friends. The exodus
began today and before the end Of the
week the national capital win be deserted
save by those whose official duties compel
them to remain in the city.
In the House.
There were less than so members on the
floor yesterday. Immediately after reading
the Journal, Mr.. Henderson reported back
favorable to the Bailey resolution directing
the Judiciary committee to investigate
and report on the resolution as to whether
members Of the house, who had accepted
commissions in the army during the late
war, had by so doing vacated their seats
in the house.
Henderson asked for immediate eonsid.
Grafton and the resolution was adopted
without division. Wheeler. democrat Of
Alabama; Colson, republican of Ken
lucky; Robbins, republican of Pennsyl-
vania, and Campbell. democrat of Illinois
are the members Of the house who volun.
teered for the Spanish American war.
At laos the house adjourned until Janu.
airy 4.
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ing days or weeks in preparing for a pro-
per celebration Of holidays. OF all OF the
days that attracted unusual attention on
the part Of the Yankee soldiers. Christ
mas stood at the head. however.
With most Of the young fellows Christ.
mas. 1851. was their 6rst away from
home. Many OF them had hard work 10
appear happy a. they looked at presents
from dear ones and ate the good things
sent them. But great changes had taken
place before Christmas. lSi2. At least
5000 OF the Army Of the Potomac had
fallen out OF line-dead. wounded or pris-
oners. The track Of Its march was red
red from Yorktown TO Richmond and from
Richmond to Malvern Hill. from Cedar
Mountain to Manassas: South Mountain
to Antietam, and the rrddest spot was
fredericksburg. What a gloomy Christ.
mas Il was for the NOrtherners. They
had. only a few days before. been badly
defeated in their attempt to drive Lee and
the Army Of Northern Virginia from the
heights OF fredericksburg. The people at
home may have started a Christmas din
ner to the boys. but Il did not reach them.
On Christmas, 1888. the army was shiv-
ering along the RappahannOck aud Rapi-
dan, aud as far out as Culreper Court
House. II was too cold. and the men
werH too poorly housed to enjoy the day.
Christmas dinners were the order of the
day In 1864. The army was strung along
behind Notifications from Richmond to
below Yellow House. on the Weldon Rail
road. distance Of nearly forty miles The
Sanitary and Christian Commissions had
arranged to supply the army with a
Christmas dinner. Few men were over
looked. Except that In 1851. It was the
happiest Christmas for the Yankee army
since the trouble began. There were many
signs that the next Christmas would be
enjoyed OF home, and 40 II was by all who
escaped from the hot times from March 20
20 the evening Of April .. after Grant and
Lee had met Mt Appomattox
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piddings were like ours, but that was
wien ] made my own. | wish I could
have made them this year. but dared not
suggest 1t. They are so Eighty nowadays
these fine servants. Maria would have
taken ofenSe of once. and II would never
have done to be without her Just now
with q house full Of visitors.
1t felt like old times tonight, and how
happy father looked welcoming them all!
lie will ruin those boys before the holt.
days are over. 1t was the same with our
own children: II he was Obliged to dis
appoint them, he was miserable for the
rest Of the day. Such a tender heart as
he has! ] never knew q man like him.
lie has never lost patience with me In all
these years, and ! have been sharp with
him many q time-about such little things!
When ] have frettpd about the children
going away md leaving ms. one By one,
have remembered bis faithful love and
been confOrted.
-Four children. three grandchildren. all
Of them back beneath the old roof, except
oh. my boy! where are you tonight ?
What arc you doing? Ton cup't 20 to
sleep on Christmas eve without remem.
bering the old home. and your mother.
Robbie-tbe old mother who tried to make
your ChristmaseS happy years agoi Faith.
er doesn't say anything. but there IL q
look on his face know WELL lie Is get
ting an old man. and he depended on Rob
10 help him. lie was our FIRST. None Of
the others were quite the same. ! remem-
Der the Christmas after he was born a.
" u were yesterday. Eleven months old
and be sat on his high chair like a prince.
We gave him n PunchineIlo on the end Of
Q stick. and when he turned IL round Il
pllyed a tune. His little face Of aston
lahnsnt. how sweet II Wasi How We IoV.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-12-24
An oId.TIme New Ynar.

The method In vogue In New York CITY
half q century ago was for the ladies' OF
the family 10 remain at home. much a,
they do now. while the gentlemen wen,
abroad visiting friends. The visitor en-.
tered. shook hands, took q seat. convers-
ed for few moments. and after pa-tak.
ing Of refreshments-of which boned tur.
key and picked oysters we're the staple
dishes and sherry and whisky the mos,
popular drinks-had another bandsIakins
and terminated the war. The custom y
Of Dutch oristn
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suIeIde In anokane.

Spokane, Dec. 22.-The body Of John
Boatman was found at Bps this morning
hanging on the door of cell 10 Of the city
Jail. Life was not yet extinct, but ne
died in a few minutes after being cut
down. Boatman committed suicide while
erazed with drink. He had no rope, but
hanged himself with a piece Of canva,
torn from the hammock in the cell The
body was removed to the undertaking
parlors, where it Is being held awaiting
orders from the coroner
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-12-24
DEAFNESS CAV NOT mn CURED

- local applieationaI - thsy can not rsaeA
the diseased porthon Of thu ear. There b only
one way to cure deafne91. and that y BY con
Stitnetonal remedlaa Deafness h caused By an
mdamed eoadiefon % the muc0us lining Of tia
Eostachtan Tuhe. When this tube sets imam
hsaring. and When q h enttrely closed deaf
0eaa h the result and unless the inGamma-
ticn can Be taken out and this tube restored
70 tn normal condition. hearing viii Be de-
Utro5ed forever: nine cases out Of ten an
caused ~ cataFFh. Whirh 10 nothing bat an In
oamed eondition q the mucous surfaces.
We viii give One Hundred DolIArs for any
ease Of Deafness Ceaused By catarTh) that car
not Be cured By Hairs Catarrh Cure. Send 70,
circulars. trSe.
'. u CHENEY . CO.. Toledo O.
eold ~ Druggists. &c.
Hairs Panty PIIls are the bsat.
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Chicago Dee 2l--A special 10 the
LINES iIrral1 trvm Washington ayas
Great Britain has gtven Ah1ther stF.k
,rg example % friendship t0F the Uni,-i
states sal At the aams time has taken
action ~hleh il Ieoked upon 10 tho ligas
.! 4 reeusniJ,oa II th< sovereignty Of tbs
1uiEcd states over the fhilipptues \ Al
clustering eHpsitti0n oGganlzrd 10 20 IL
the support u AgulnaiIo hAA besn sap
rresaed At lloag Kong By order u TIE
BrttIsh srthJrtttFa.
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powder to be shaken into the shoes,
At this season your feet feel swollen, ner.
Vous and uncomfortable. II YOU have
smartlng feet or tight shoes, try Aliens
FOOt-Ease. IL rests aud comforts: make
walking easy. Cures swollen aud sweating
Ieet, blisters and callous spots. Relieves
corns and buniUns of all pain and is a GER
tain cure for Chilblains, sw eaiing. damn
orfrosted feet. We have over thirty thou-
SAND testimonials Try il today. Sold bv
All druggists and shoe stores for 25c. Trial
Sted, Le Roy, N. Y.
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RELIEF FROM PAIN.
Women Everywhere Express than
Gratitude 10 Mira PinkhAm.

nsS. '. a. WALDeN. 0isasa. O.. wviasss
"DEAR Ma PINEHAns--H before tai.
lag your medicine. life wAa Q baFdsa
TO INC never saw . we'll dag A.
my monthly period suffered unlold
misery. and great deal Of the tims
was troubled with seseTe pain 10 my
eide Before anishing the aFSa hostIs
Of your Vegetable Compound I eoald
70 ! !, was doing me good Ieoatleusd
its use, also used the Liver Pills anA
SanAtivs Wash. and have been greatly
AslPed ~oald like TO have yoa uss
my letter for the bensat Of oehssHs
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Deputy sheriff KILLED.

Chicago, Dec 23.-ThOmas Crosby, the
13-year-old son Of Mrs. Margaret Crosby
a wealthy widow living in Edgewater, a
suburb. shot and instantly killed Deputy
Sheriff Frank Nye yesterday while Nye
was attempting to serve a writ Of resti.
tuition. The writ was based on a mort.
gage for $4,000, which had been fore.
closed on the Crosby homestead.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-12-24
CHRISTMAS suPERsTIrIors
Things That One Must Not Do ind.
Penalty Of Mad I,urk

FeHhIty OF had Luck.
In North Germany Jon must no, ara
during the twelve nights OF Chtistm.
lest you should walk after your death NJ
after sunset on Saturday. for then mic,
WIN eat your work. Speaking Of eating
u you want to have money and Incl ali
the year round, you must not fail 10 on,
heTTings on New Years day. nor. n ron
wish to he lucky. must you rock an stnp,v
cradle or spill salt wantonly or eros,
knives or point at the stars.
II you leave a dirty cloth on the tabl,
over night ron will make the angels Wesn'
II you point upward TO the rainbow YOU
viii make the angels feet bleed and n
you talk Of cabbaRes while looking OF IN.
moon you will hurt the feelings OF the man
In 1t, who was q cabbage steaIer In bis
salad DAYS.
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n the armies during
the civil war holidays
were not notably diff
ferent from OthrI
days This may be
accounted for on the
ground that every
day with armies 10
active service, liable
at any moment to be-
ordered to engage in
dangerous undcrtak
ings. all had near.
iy enough to think
ahont Wtthnuf aDan,t.
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counterfeit.r. Canrhi.

Buffalo, y. Y. Dec. 2O.-About
800 in spurious coin was captured in an
italian tenement house in Scott street
yesterday. The supposed eounterfeiters
are under arrest in the persons Of Frank
Perrell and Pasquale Antonach, who
were captured Saturday evening while
engaged in passing counterfeit coin.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-12-24

The arm, chest and back muscles can
be developed by new exereiser composed
Of two pieces Of spring wire formed into
Q straight central portion, with coils at
each end, the wires being then extended
in . straight line and ending in handles
at the outer ends which are grAsped to
bend the eoils.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-12-24

For use in examining the mouth and
throat new mirror has the frame hinged
on . handle, with . screw running
through the handle and engaging the ring
frame to lock it in any desired position,
making one glass do the work Of all the
glasses with fixed angle frames
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Havana. Dec. 2ls-The Spanish trans
ports NOtre Dame. with General Estro-
ehos and S6S officers and men have sailed
for CadiL The Spanish troops today win
finish the evacuation Of the northwest
part Of Havana city.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-12-24

Fishermen will dpPrrciAl an improved
rrcl which b. contained IN The hanIlr II
the pole. lnstrad Ut being attached 10 the
outside, a number u cog wheels gearing
the reel up 80 that The bnr 'poui fvvnlyss
rapidly, the crank beng the only portion
that 3, visible
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Pockets can be securely closed by q
Michigan mans device, consisting of q
strip Of spring steel placed inside the in
ner wall Of the pocket and curved out
from the body to press the inner edge Of
the pocket against the outer and tightly
close the mouth.
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Moonshiner. Killea.

MiddlesborO, Ky. Dec. 22-Adviees
from Knox county, Ky, say that three
moonshiners, Jacob Lambert, Greer and
an unknown man were killed and several
Of their comrades wounded in . battle
with revenue officers
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lon'!on, Dee. IA I.,patrh nom
Shanghai .ay. a pna der magilias a.tas.
ri in the center u the Chtnsae camp 10
Krakow exploded lsyel,ng a square H,,l,
Of Asu.ss. IL IL estimated 800 soldiers
we're Killed. including the Eeasral cota
Nv ading the forces.
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A Swede has designed q combined cane
and pistol, having . firing mechanism
concealed in the curved handle, the ham
mer being set by bending the handle, the
return motion throwing the trigger into
view ready to be pressed by the finger
and discharge . ball through the cane
barrel
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ms. PLoaEscH 4. WotPn. sso luAasvy
81. Lsn<sstss. onks. wgtssst
"DEAA Ma PtaGHAas-RoR TIVE
years was Iroablsd with whal The
local physicians told ms Ma inanmmA.
Iioa OF the ~Omb, Every moaIh . eat.
Tered terribly had taken saoagA
madeleine from the DEBTORS 10 saFs aay.
one. bot obtained FslIsf foe . sAOTa
tias oaly. AtlaAt eoaeiadsA 10 wFsta
10 you In regard to my case. Asa sAa
cay tina, by following year advise -
aSw psfsetly well
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A Methodist preacher became mixed up
with barb-wire fence in Harlan county,
and farm boy heard what he said, and
now there 10 trouble in the church.-Den-
yer Post.
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A MOTHERS MUSINGS,

YET. three-quarters
Of q pound. bread
crumbs. three-quar-
tiers. eight eggs. |
told her to he care
ful In weighing. but
you can never tell.
Last year II fell to
pieces before II came
to table. and spoil
ed my pleasure for
the rest of the din
ner. Father used to
say that nObody's
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nv " 9. sArRs. 49,. 4. -,

'' Before wVstiag 10 yoa ! saRsrsA
dr-adfaliy fr0sa paiHfal @snstrua.
Iioa. lsueorFhsnA and core fssllag 10
the lower part oG tbs bowstA Nos ny
frteada Waat 10 kaow What makes ~
look 80 veil lido Dot hesitate oas mia.
ats Ia tslllas there What has bguught
Aboat this great ehAnee. I esnnos
praise lydia T. FiakhAms vsgstahis
Compound saoagh. IL 10 The aEsatasa
Fsnsdy of the age"
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From hard work or sVrs4aiyr srsrrfss
soreness and stiffness ,cts in and ays up
81. jacobs Oh ~tII cure it after tsw ap
pli-a,lOus AMI make the muscles hnbsr
and strong
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Fartiaea hr tAs FrensA.

auckland, N. z. Dec. 2OS-Steam-
era which have Just arrived here report
the French actively engaged in fOrhfy-
ing Tahiti, the principal island Of the So
eiety group. which IS under the control
Of France.
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There L. No TeIIinr.

Be sure not to let rheumatism stay in
the system longer than you can get bot
tie Of St. Jacobs Oil to cure it There is
no telling what part it may strike or how
much misery it may give.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-12-24

No household IL complete without .
bottle Of the famous jesse Moore whis
key. II 10 q pure and wholesome stimu
liant recommended by all physiciAnS
Don't neglect this necessity.
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New York, Dec. 2l.-Two women were
killed and another woman and a man ~
rionsly injured yesterday at the burning
Of the residence Of C. II. Raymond at West
End avenue and Seventy-third street.
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When coming to San Francisco 70 u
Brooklyn Hotel. 9O8-zl2 Bush St. Amer
lear or European plan. Room and boart
noe to $50 per day: rooms 50 cents tf
400 per day: single meals Is cents. Free
coach Chas Montgomery
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Now ct Burlingsme, win remove TO ia
beautiful new home at Menlo Park. San
Meteo County, Cal, and reopen January
Asnlo Park, Cal
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Concord, Mass, Dee. 22.-Colonel z. g.
Barrett, national president Of the Sons
Of the American Revolution. was killed by
falling from a window Of his house here
yesterday. He was 90 years Of age.
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As many as lll.OOo,OOO bottles Of cham
payne are stored in the vaults Of French
prOdueerA They represent . cost price
Of $4,000, 900,
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ere PermADeuIIy Cured. No Gus or nervousnss
TVS &fsr nrst days use Of DIT KliDes 0rea
Nervs teslOref. send for RkkG $500 tFtA
bottle and treatise DR. r. Il KLnE Lad, 90
Arch 6lrvet. PhiiAdslDhiA p
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Won Hollehen Returns

New York, Dec. 2l.-Dr. Won Holleben
German ambassador to the United States
has arrived on the steamer Kaiser
Wilhelm.
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Il took seven years TO make q hand
ksrehief for which the Empress Of Russia
paid 1000 pounds.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-12-24

Among stevedOres cotton Is regarded
90 the hardest to stow, and railway iron
ths easiest.
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THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP or FIGS

Is due not only 10 the originality and
simplicity Of the combination. but also
70 the care and skill with which II h
manufactured by scientific procesapa
known 10 the CALtFoRSTA Flo sYnur
Co only. and We wish 10 impress upon
ali the Importance OF purchasing the
true and original remedy. As the
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oy the CALIFORNIA Fro sTsuP Co.
only knowledge OF that fact will
assist one in avoiding the WORTHLESS.
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gwen TO millions Of families- nnaL.o
the name Of the Company a ruarnntv
OF the excellence Of its remedy. II 4
TAR In advance Of all other laxative.-
- u acts on the kidneys, liver and
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ing them, and 1t does not gripe nor
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the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-12-24

I believe my prompt use OF Piso's Curs
prevented quick consumption Lu.
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