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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-08-25

Some of the real or alleged reformers
of neighboring states who have been
lecturing the people of Michigan touch
ing the control and management of
corporations through state legislation,
can learn from conditions in this state
far more in behalf of the general tax
payers of their several states than their
own we'll exploited theories have pro-
duced Michigan's high valuation of
railroad property for purposes of taxa
ton as compared with the other states
of the union, the laws on our statute
books in opposition to freight-rate COM
binations, our states income from
corporation fees and related sources
can better than favorably compare with
the laws of any other states. 1t is not
probable that the progress of this state
in the direction suggested has been COM
pleted nor is it entirely satisfactory,
but there is some value at least in the
reflection that in such matters as in
most others, Michigan stands well in
line with the most progressive states of
the union.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-08-25
The Royal Muskoka" Hotel.

is modern in every respect and contains
all the attributes found in first class
hotel. Lighted by electricity; hot and
cold water in every room; pure drink
ing water and perfect sanitation. One
thousand feet above sea level, in the
midst of romantic and primeval
world.
Full particulars of how to reach it,
together with beautifully colored de.
scriptive booklet can be obtained from
GEO. w. VAUX, A. G. p. 81 T. A.
Grand Trunk Railway System, 1876
Adams St., Chicago.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-08-25
Does This Suit You.

w. E. Collins & Co., the enterprising
druggists of Owosso are having such a
large sale on "HINDIPO," the new
Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic, and
hear it so highly praised that they now
offer to guarantee it in every case to
cure all forms Of kidney troubles and
nervous disorders.
They pay for it if it does not give
you entire satisfaction.
If you use it, it is their risk, not
yours. A 50-cent box sent by mail
under positive guarantee.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-08-25
Yellowstone Park.

You see l write you from the yell
lowstone National Park. We are no "
in camp In the midst of a region amaz-
ingly wonderful. This Geyser Basin
Is one and one-half miles wide and two
miles long and contains so active gey-
sers and 200 boiling springs. We
reached camp here yesterday and will
go on to Yellowstone Lake tomorrow.
We have a very competent guide
and we have stood at the rim OF a
geyser and looked into the depths OF
surging boiling wafer ana one minute
later saw q column of water thrown
into the air $50 to ECO feet, and a
column Of steam rise to height OF
1000 feet. We have looked into pools
quiet and clear, 40 feet in diameter
and IS feet deep, the water Of e beau
tiful robins egg blue.
Our party Of 80 was up until 1920
last evening watching the play Of Qey.
sers by the light of the full moon and
we had the pleasure Of seeing heauti
full lunar ratnbows.
Since writing the last sentence
hsve been called from the tent to see
large black bear. 1t is not yet dark
and large bear is now about thirty
feet from our tent eating some rem.
nants Of our supper. We saw a fine
specimen Of the cinnamon bear after
our lunch yesterday noon. Some OF
our party took snap shots at dis.
tance Of % feet. Several are about
the camp at night, but we all sleep
soundly and have no guard.
We have seen beautifully colored
formations Of rock, have gone fishing
In mountain streams and caught the
gamy brook trout; have looked upon
falls OF water wonderfully formed, and
on the whole are having the best time
possible. We had the pleasure Of see
ing the historic peaks OF Shasta,
Rainier, Hood, Adams and Helen, all
snow capped for mile down from the
peaks.
The Fair at Portland is small but
good. While stopping at Portland,
we took q trip up the Columbia river
to the Falls Of Multnomah. The
stream Is IL feet wide and two feet
deep. The first fall is 800 feet and
the second 40. The water is a fine
spray before 1t reaches the ground
from the first fall.
We spend the evenings around a
huge campfire Of pine logs, singing,
telling stories and having a general
good time.
We have three more days In the
Yellowstone Park, and will complete
the trip on Saturday evening next, II
II the bears do not catch US, In which
Gaze the termination will come sooner.
]. W. SIMMONS.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-08-25
President Roosevalt,s stote,rort that

President Roosevelt's statement, that
in his opinion an extra session of Con-
gress will be unnecessary, is one of i'm
portance and value to the commercial
and industrial interests of our country
The declarations made from time to
time during recent months that arbi-
trary changes affecting business condi-
tions were favored by the president and
that an extra session of congress would
be convened in order that such changes
might be entered upon as promptly as
possible, were evidently based upon
imagination or misinformation. Pres.
Roosevelt may not be properly classed
as stand patter' but he has shown
very strong inclinations to let very
good remain as it is
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-08-25
One of the Longest Stretches O,
Double Track in the World

under one management is that of the
Grand Trunk Railway System from
Chicago to Montreal and to Niagara
Falls. The Grand Trunk-L ebigh
Valley Double Track Route via Niagara
Falls, reaches from Chicago to New
York
Descriptive literature, time tables
etc, will be mailed free on application
TO GEO w. VAUX, A. q. p. q T. A
Grand Trunk Railway System las
Adams ST., Chicago, Ill.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-08-25
Where Will You Go This Summer

If you desire rest and recreation, why
not try 1.-THE RIVER ST. LAWRENCE
TRIP" Folders descriptive of the
Thousand Islands, Rapids, Montreal,
Quebec, Murray Bay, Tadousac, the
far famed Saguenay River, ETC., on ap-
plication to any railway or steamboat
ticket agent.
For illustrated guide, Niagara to
the Sea" send &c in postage stamps to
II. Foster Chaffee, Western Pass.
Agt., Toronto, or Thos. Henry, Traffic
Mgr, Montreal, r. 81 o. Navigation Co.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-08-25
How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. f. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo
o.
We, the undersigned, have known f. j.
Cheney for the last is years, and believe
perfectly honorable in all business transactions
made by his firm. WALDING. KINNAN s. MAR
WIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system. Testimonials sent: free.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-08-25
a Sovereign" That Costs Only One
Dollar,

DR.. Dayid Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy, of Rondout, N. Y, is
Sovereign" medicine for Nervousness,
rheumatism, Kidney and Liver com
plants, and all the ills peculiar to
women. 1t drives the poison from the
blood, and restores the patient to the
bloom of health. You will never regret
the exchange of one dollar for a bottle, >
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-08-25

Bodily pain loses its terror if you've a
bottle of DR.. Thomas Electric Oil in
the house. Instant relief in cases of
burns, cuts, sprains, accidents of any
Sort
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-08-25
Marriage Licenses.

Oscar Ruehle, OwNso.. 35
Lavina Wilson, Owosso ......... 26
Wilbur Smith, Toledo ............ 80
Ida II. Fletcher, Owosso. ....... 20
Robert g. Wilkes, Owcsso. ....... %
Lola ID. CushiDg, Owosso. ....... 20
Louis W. Kelley, Brady. ......... 20
Mau5e Edson, Bancroft. ...... IS
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-08-25

Harry Smith has gone to st. Joseph
to work in a grocery store.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-08-25


Noxious Weed Con missioner.
City OF Owosso, Jnly 81, 1905
Aid. BRANDED presented the following report.
1t was moved and supported the report be &C
cepted and placed on file and the fcity clerk in
structed 30 correspond with the Street Flush.
ing Co.'S agent at Detroit. which was carried,
ayes S, nays0 D:
To the Hon. Mayor and Common Council of the
City Of Owosso,
Gentlemen-We the committee who were in
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-08-25
Owosso, Mich., Aug. q, 1905.
Board of Public Works. OWosSo. Mich.

c. H. CossIT, Supt.
AID BRANDED presented the following report
which was upon motion accepted and ordered
placed on tile:
To the City Clerk of the City OF Owosso
The following Is the amount to be assessed to
each of the various description OF property
given below for emitting the noXious weeds upon
same for the year 1905.
Name OF Description Amt to be |
Owner. OF Property assessed.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-08-25
Common Council.
Common Council Cha


Owosso, Mich, August Il, 1908.
Regular meeting OF common council, Mayor
Stanley e. Parhiil presiding
Aldermen present at roll call. Lamb. Wat.
son, Brown. lirandel, kigley, Mills Wash
burn, Campbell.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
Aid. Brown presented the following petition
which was upon motion referred 10 the side
walk committee:
To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council
of the City of Owosso:
Gentlemen-We the undersigned resident and
property owners humbly petition your honor
able body 70 cause sidewalk TO be constructed
on the north side OF Comstock street between
Oak ard Dewey street, also a sidewalk on the
west side of Dewey street, between Comstock
and Main street, and your petitioners will ever
pray.
Signed by j F.. Wildermuth and others.
Following accounts were presented and upon
motion referred TO the committee on claims
and accounts:
FROM CONTINGENT FUND.
David Smith s1.5O, S A Crane 100 w john
son on, T. Dewey 800, L Willoueh by &
Son 5000. w Hall & Son Csc
SIDEWALK FUND.
James Odell 49,. 35, p S Iugraham 5.o7 e Koch
7.?5, L F'r.as 3 80 M S Tanner l5S, w Burton
812. j Russell s.75 Miller 6.l2, f. Meddaugh
500, A Miller IL, II Is Sturtevant sic, A Todd
& Co. 26.iO, Woodland Lumber Co. 10.
POLICE FUND.
Bert Hodges sl4OO, Geo Denyes H.CO,
Cady $500, Geo Welte 14.OO.
@ FROM HIGHWAY FUND.
Fred Fowler sl2 90, j Horrgan 60. Beckwith
Est. 1870. u Burbank TO- 50, Thos Dynes 12.05,
Mang 1880, II Byerly 7.7S. Ira Sewell 10 As,
= Dye 6s2, Jas Helt 1000, d Speck 1000.
Freass 100, H Douglass $40, w Douglass $50,
A Gardner TO- Fred Fowler 972 M thinner.
man l0.ll, w Cummings 25, M l. Parker2.63
Nicholson Il Mulhall Co. sos.
'sPRINKLING FUND.
Geo Andrews sl3.to, VIM May 1900, L Hayes
1850, L Dye 1900.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
f Martin $1,000. w Robertson 1000, Owosso |
Fire Dept. ol.0O, M Keyte 10.
wATERwoRKs FUND.
Geo Erect 80 IS. American Express Co so, |
Ann Arbor K X. Co. 63.93, Geo Erect 2.3S, Sales
Board Co ALAS, Oscar Wells S.75, Elmer Dean
10, John Emo S.49, st Johns 700, w Ii Signs |
q IL, Brown S.4s, A Worden 100. VIM Milef |
z go, Fl Lamphere 1902, C. Grow 60, l. Drown |
+ butcher rs, Geo Erect .0S. A l. Brown 2.97,
e Hollis 7,49, o Wells LIS + Dean rs. ] Emo |
1.75. w ii Signs LIS, l. Brown LIS, William |
Miller u.s. Worden 1.75, g Grow 10, A |
Countryman LIS, r f butcher LIS, Oscar Wells |
no, A Countryman 6.S2, VIM Miller no, A
Worden 3S2, j Emo 2.lO. A Young SIS j Young |
10, Young 76l, 9 Grow 6.65, f Dean SOS, A |
L Brown 3 IS. William Nossick Ssh, w II Signs |
4. 02, L A Derr 3.s5. Ed Wells 40 A + Hollis |
749, National Meter Co l00.s0, Geo Erect 90 |
Kelley & Douglass l4.4l,
Aid. Lamb presented the street commission
ers report for the week ending Aug. H. 1905, |
which was upon motion received and ordered |
placed on file.
Aid. Lamb presented the following report /
which was upon motion received and placed |
on file.
OwosSo Mich. Aup 81 1908
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14
Medical Authorities Endorse and t the Ingredients Which aces Two Leading Remedies

scholar he thus writes Of IIylras,is Golden SeaO
Internally II is used bitter tonic in disorders Of the
stomach, livet etc."
DR. HALE continues, "IIowARD, writing IN 1876, says,
~ Is very useful IN recovery from fever iof dyspepsia
indigestion sore eyes ulcers loss Of appetite, etc
"Df BAsroN aud Dr. FULLY estimated II very highly
~ pure tonic, and m an Alternative IN diseased cond
lions Of the mucous nlenlbranes,''
prof JonN KING NJ, D., gives II prominent place
among medicinal agents ieiictalee all that previous
writer's haze said about w. and adds that II is valuable IN
Chronic affections OF the mucous membrane OF tho
stomach Intcslines, bladder etc
Dt HALE continues 'lrof ions NJ ScuDDER says,
II stimulates the digestive processes and increases The
assimilation 0l food, by these means NE hOod Is IN,
,ifbcd, and this blood feeds the muscular system |
IcelH lhe increased power impaired by TIE stimulation OF
increased nutrition The consequent improvement ON
the nervous and glanduat systems are natural results
In relation 10 It's general effects on the system, there
rs no medicine In use about which there is such general
unanimly Of opinion II Is NHiycydiiy regarded AZ The
tonic useful In all deba,od states +"
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a Weak, Ailing Woman

ar m inyalided man, don't need to take Doctor
" Pierce word alone as TO the remedial virtues OF
his medicines, TO any one writing Dr. pieice at
Buffalo, N ~, care Of lnyalids' Hotel he will take
great pleasure In mailing little book Of extracts
made up from the standard medical books of,he day,
giving the most trustworthy endorsement OF the
several ingredients used IN making his medicines,
No words Of oure could possibly eStol these virtues
10 exceed the language used In these numerous ref
efenees,
On aeeoun, Of lack Of space, we can only print,
below on this page few brief extracts from standard
writers on Nfic,ia WediCd TO show that the ingred
ents OF which Dr picrcc's Golden Medical Discovery
and d. piercoS Pavoh,e Prescription are composed
are to-day acknowledged by all schools Of medicine
10 be the most valuable remedial agents known for
the several diseases for which we recommend these
medicines Forty Years ago, when Dr. Pierce began
the use Of these several ingredients In his daily ptac
tiee many Of them were little known to medical
practitioners In general A. an indication how some
OF them have grown In Use aud professional favor
since that time note that Golden Seal root which
could then be bought In the open market a, from
fifteen 10 twenty FIVE cents pound, Is to-day worth
upwards OF one dollar aud h0y cents pound Iady's
slipper root American Valeian v has also advanced
greatly In professional favor aud iS to-day prescribed
by the mos, advanced physicians TO such an extent
as TO have caused its market value to quadfuple
We pon, 10 these significant facts AZ condrma,ofy
Of d. porees good judgcmen, In selecting the com.
ponenl ingredients, of which he makes his now
wideienowned remedies
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uterine and ovarian irritation, OF upon lack Of uterine
activity ~ 6fo,ohc dncmid are benefited by IT, 1t 10
valuable IN dioHv (HcdtNfS) II NE gCHsj0te oypdBLp
Prof KING says "hayc found this plan, to possess
decidedly beneficial influence IN u sexual assudc
~ both sexes the result Of excuses especially IN those
instances where there are symptoms Of gastric s,onach
advancement with impaired memory, mental apathy OF
indifference, and an onicebed condition Of the general
system with weakness OF dull pain In the renal or
lumbo@aerl ('small Of the back region IN diseases
Of the reproductive organs Of females and especially Of
the uterus womb ~ one Of most valuable agents
acting M uterine ioneh aud gradually removing ab
normal conditions, while at the same time II npaus
tone aud ygor TO the reproductive organs Hence IL
Is much used IN cHcOjth0d dpieRO,yhaG d,,nfpoJJIo
and TO remove the tendency 10 repeated and successive
W5gDldgch a particular phase removed by II IN the
iniwbny and dependency that o0cn attends uterine
troubles ll painful monslua,Ion It has been found
especially adapted TO those cases IN which there IL
pelvic iuness, sensation ~ II the womb and fectun,
were distonded with blood and the aching, hearing
down organs feel as VHcP aoNd GiHONi u ne 66Iv,
vs. action here SNciy decided II 10 considered useful
by some TOT the relief Of the p0miiRg ~ bJcggan(H
iielonias 10 decided touic 10 the urinary tact
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BLACK CoHOsH.
tClvNlcliuBs Rsoemosn, SpuawrooL Etc.

Prof JonN KING, In the American Dfpcnsatofy snys,
"This " very active, powerful and useful remedy and
appears to mlhll great number OF indications Ii pos
hesses an ndoubtcd influence over the nervous system
small doses me appetite aud digestion ATE improved
lie continues, Upon the reproductive Organs IL eXctts A
tbcuhc influence, promoting the menstrual discharge
'MaciotS (Black CohOsO plays very important pau
W we therapeutics OF Gynucology diseases Of women
~ he painful conditions incident 20 impcflce, monsifua
lion W. remedial action IL fully displayed By ils spe
clal annuity for tile female reproductive organs II IA an
.helenl agent or the restoration Of suppressed nenses
W dyslnenofhga painful periods u H5HJbasscd by no
oWV d,hg, being OF greatest utility IN ilriiativo and
'ongesUVc conditions Of the uterus and appendapee
ehataelefsed by tensiyc dragging pains resembling ihe
pans OF rheumatism II isa good remedy Tor the reflex
eldeaehes' OF the unmarried woman ii should be re.
memDefed ~ rheumatism Of the uterus and IN uterine
leueothea When there disoldced action OF lacy nj
mnI.pnol powei ~ ihe uterus giving rise 10 stcty'
elmlf,luga BLACK Cohosh often corrccs the impaired
CONDITION and cures, Reflex mamuary pains during grs
hon are met by and In rheumatic subjects Il pfomnliy
UnoVcs sneh ovarian troubles as ovafagia and ue,tnI
HA' Tvs action IL slow bM its CB,cB are bryDIdgrU[ il
mas Deep used successfully an autspa, mode In hys.
lella epilepsy when due 20 menstrual aNinRs pctiodiSal
vonynsons nervous eSeiIabilily and many other SPAS.
rol headache whether eongenyc or from cold, ncur.
agla dysmsnoifhda, o. from Ia grippe II Is promptly
euiMNe, ~ . remedy for pain, inactotys Is A yory
prompt agent often relieving IN few hos PAINFUL cor
u'lohs 'hN' nave existed for long time y Wv
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BLUE coHosH (caulophyIIum).

Oi Clulophyllum lBluc cohosh) RApSGsQuE states
That AS a powerful cmnicnagoguo II promotes mcn'
situation and dropsca dNchalgosN and that III was
employed by the Indians for Information, djobiR
Prof KING 6rs employed Blue Cohosh for IT. beneficial
influence on ablofmtos Of the mucous Tissues using
II for dbbWOW HOMdNfit sore mouth, IN dccoction
alone OF combined with llydraAia Golden Soal, Prof
ScuDDER believed that this agent cScttcd It's influence
through The hyposasc peSus (ofnefves, thus affecting
dnc,ivc apparatus, The American Dsponsaoly says 1,
"Bue Cohoah Is cmmenagoguc, and It's use 0s pailu,
iimeicn originated w the custom Of the Indian sduaws
Of employing deooclion Of the loot or two or three
weeks previous 70 labor 10 IatHiilh Ch6dbiyikn
Prof loilN KING, NJ d. says ASA bayiaS by4bor.
lAlion When used by delicate women OF those who
experience prolonged and painful labors, for several
weeks previous 10 confinement 1t gives tone and vIgor
10 all the parts Engaged IN the ACCOMPLISHMENT facilitating
~ progress ant WicpiRg mhh SH4CyiHg" Prof
HALE tcsihcs that women who have taken Cauophyllum
ten TO twelve days, but an hat tS,p cdly dboys and
made good fccQyofos, Blue Cohoth acts as an anti
aOolllVc by relieving the irritation upon which the
Trouble depends KING states that ot this purpose II N
fully equal TO ylbulnum he continue, ut has been
employed 10 relieve irritation If ne JrbJodDfjiig
inlammoloy states Of the organs and gives tone In casts
Of debility In the sexual disorders of the female Il ia
Indicated DN tenderness and pain In the uterus In de-
blialcd patients II has boon very successfully used In
cases Of hiS0id TO overcome the attack and 10 relieve
0VdrldH, OF MdpiWdlp PAM or irritation when accom-
lfH(oUhod, ameHojJh0d (Hbbjfi,fd D,eHG nation and
dpSWfpoyth1d (bdiGfi RSliiyHdii0p) are coudliIona
In when has been most successfully employed Il has
an established reputation as remedy for ybenDdLtm
~ Hf WOHI Win nervous excitement for uterine
ndm% attending mens'ruaon, and lor mcpoyJAdgia
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Endorsed by Leading
Medical Writers.

TINE sick don't have to take d. pierce's VOID
i alone as to the efficacy of ME medicines for every
ingredi,n, contained In them has been eNoled, oveI
aud over again by leading medical writer's, (Scc
extracts below nom several standard auihors), lnas
much as the people place confidence In d. Pierce
and his medicines, there is nothing to fear from
taking the public into he full confidence and frankly
giving them the formula for his medicines, thus &C.
cpiocang the confidence fcposcd IN him His
patients may now know exactly what they ATE swal'
lowing when they take these medicines The ingie'
dents arc printed, in plain English, on the wrapper
OF each bottle that leaves the area, laboratory at
Buffalo n, v This Is very unusual thing fot a
manufacturer Of proprietary medicines to do IN
fact d. Pierce stands quite alone IN this respect
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STONE ROOT (coNIusonls cauadonsIs).

Alternative, tonic s,Imullnt Valuable IN hfyrgitiNH-
"Mnifcfs sore throat" In diseases Of stomach aud IN
icstlnos-impIoycs appetite, promotes Tow Of 9hstle
Juice tonic effect upon olgaus involved good
remedy IN indigestion dyspepsia chronic gaslrs, In
crelsing the secretion hom bldncys and skin
The foregoing four several extracts ave ull taken non,
ihe American DbpenAoIy, by Professors KING and
ScuDpIR
Prof WIN PAINE, NJ D, Of the old Philadelphia
University Of Medicine and Surgery, IN his work en-.
tiled THE Medical plopellcs and lscs Of Concentrated
principle residing IN Copsonle Canldcnsis, OF stone
loot, sayR a. not long since had patient who was
mitch oppressed with n yalyuf disease ol the heart
that his friends were Obliged TO carry him upstairs lie,
lnsonu, and Is now attending 10 his business Hereto.
fore physicians knew NJ NO remedy ot the removal NJ
80 distressing and 30 dangerous mAladN with them II
was all glcsswork and II leQrny warned the AFFLICTED
ably affords relief IN such eases, aud IN most instances
effects cure lie further says "ln case ~ persistent
gsceg ldlopsY, whco the ordinary tcmcdch ail to 0f'
ford anything more than 4 temporary relief Solnsonln
Prof Ions NJ ScuDprR NJ D, In hisltco,lsc entitled
"Speo6c Medication Haysi "GollWsona stone foot),
e specific IN muislers sore throat lchIonic iopn'
s Sss. Of GS SSnp" gg 0 So S"' boah. ""d
phthltW (colsumpuonl, ahyng irritation and check
Ing cough II also cNctts favorable influence upon the
digestive ptocescs improving the appetite facilitating
digestion and acting W q general tonic II passes on
through thc Ridncya and cicu u tonic influence upon
the entire cytcut VI the urinary tract regard II as one
Of the most direct and valuable agents Of the Maeria
Medco dnd enc mai nW gee 536yad'ioR 10 Whoctrr
The above arc strong endorsements Of one " the most
valuable ingredient contained In Golden Medical Dis
coyofy via Coilinsona ur stone root It's Virtues how
ever aic not oyct.cNocd Az we can attest nom our
experience and observation IN watching the beneficial
action Of the Discovery In heart affections laryngts,
bronchitis incpient consumption aud other ailments
INV" ""''''
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