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W h a t to B e .
Th era Is com fort In the knowledge so
eftas .^pressed, that D r. K ilm e r s Sv-kmp-
R eot, the p e a t kidney rem edy fulfills evepr
wish in curing rheum atism , pain in the
ktdnays, liv e r, bladder and every part
e |t h e urinary passage. It corrects ln ib li’.tv
to held w ater and scalding pain In passing
¡A s r bad affect» follow ing use of liquor,
v in e or bser, and overcomes that unpleasant
■ecassity of being com pelled to go -often
during the day. and to get up m an y /tim es
during the night. T h e m ild and the «»tra-
erdlnary effect ot S w a m p - H o o t Is soort
realized
It stands tha highest for Its won­
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
I f y e s used a m edicine you should have the
htot Sold b y druggists :r 50c. and $1. susa.
Y s u m sy hava a sample bottle of this
woadsrful
discovery
uad a hook th a t t e l l s ^ n g u n K - . V ^ n
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STOCH and
POULTRY
MEDICINE
H ave yo u a H orse with, a n y
O n e o r More o f th e follow-
habits?
p r » u < W 3b>ck w.«i f ' -ulUy M w ll-
cine is » b" ’* ’’l »•>’’I I ’-’ "
for aleck. I t put« the organ« of
,litn .,tio n in a perfect cundibon
Prc;:iinent America«« Ix e e le rx ana
fa rm e r* keep tl-e ir herd«au«i ifocka
„»althy o r f -y-B
jio n a l «lose of B lu e * D ra u g h t « L «
an«l F o -tltty M . l ,-:«„.« in th e ir
food.
A n ’ «dock r»!»'»' m av buy a
25 cent » a ll pound «ur lig h t can
of th:» mod'.cine fov-n hi» o -a le .
and L»»p hi« stock in »«goroua
health for week«. D- afors nennr-
• I I c keep H la c k -D ru u tilit Stock and
P o u ltry M edicin e. If y o u r. ,1«»a
not. i-n d » o m U f-«r » aAtnple
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who
know
t h e ir bu siness c a n p ic k up a go od m a n y •
b a r g a in s in th e N e w Y o r k p a w n s h o p s ."
C h r is t m a s B o x es .
T h e b e s to w in g o f C h r is tm a s boxes
la o f g r e a t a n t lu u lt y , a n d w aa fo r m e r ­
ly th e b o u n ty 01 * t U « l i s t e d person«
p h o w ere W illin g l t » w n - r l b ’!te eom e-
U iittr. to» V O ; ’•« m d U K .lo u » .
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A U ST R A L IA N T E A D R IN K E R S .
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• B te e a a th T h e « W e e l d S e e «
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ID th e aide lo r m oney a n d presents.
O n M o n d a y , w i t n o u t re m o v in g
t e r d a y ’« >c«« le a v es , h e rep eat,« t h .
C h r is t ia a n V lu m P u i d l n g .
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A m o n g p e ¡ e q i t p s c u .la r 10 C h r la t- p r o v e -» ; o n 'T u e s d a y da c a p o a nd
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f a v o r it e M s h ie re le g a te d to th e v a g u e Of I t th e g r e a t p « t 1» fille d w it h -
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5 a c r id it t a ih o f le a
th a n th e e ig h te e n th c e n tu r y , a nd it w h ic h th e liq u id la tq u e c a c J o y IL
p re s s u re o i a t in c up.
a ppear« to be a ” H ouse o f H a n o v e r
P er m a n e u t m th® hill#» bu t raw ne
ll y th is t im e t lie te n Is o f th e
dish. S e a rc h e rs o f th e a y u - lw llc il c on­
rem oved in * »ef-ond o f tim e . The te n d t h a t on a cc o u n t o f th e richness o f r u a t y Ir o n . In - r e d i b ly b i t t e r at.
o n ly C levl* now on th e m a rk et th a t o f th e In g r e d ie n t , th e p lu m p u dd.ng,1 « d la a g re e n b le t o th e u n e d u e a te d p a l
T h e n a tiv e c n lla I t “ r e a l g o o t
e m b le m a tic o f th e a lt e r i n g ,
of
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In
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S ta te s , o r s e t o i t h r e e c a n b e p u r c h a s ­
c o u n tries .
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B e e t p r o c ity .
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> aom c p a tro n s a in t
da< » lia r C h r D 'w a »
1 it w d a y .” n o »
w h ic h u re d o !>« In
th e o r i l i . n m uaeu u.
to v e re d w it h « f e n
sd.
Afraid of sudden fallin g of board
when baiter or bridle is rem oved.
Biting
s ta ll.
Afraid of sigh t and sound of steam
,le.
K ick in g at m aster or strangers
Afraid of sound of buggy or wagon wheels
itched in street.
Afraid of touch of shafts
all.
Scaring at hogs or dogs'along road
Iter or bridle.
R unning away
> rein.
Striking.
Tail sw itchers
Bad to harness.
Bad to groom
dunging.
Hard to shoe.
S h yin g
■s.
R efusin g to ho.ld back going down h ill stay*
mobiles.
Bad to hitch to buggy or wagon
>r.
L ollin g the tongue;
Afraid of robes
t umbrellas.
Afraid of clothes on Lin©
sound of gun.
Afraid of band playing
f canvas top wagons.
Afraid of oar»
I f you have horses addicted to ar,y ot the above m en­
tioned bad habits or vicious traits, you oan cure them .
And perm anently too, by follow in g the system a» g i v ­
en in this course o f lessons, thereby increasing the value
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