Highest of all in Leavening Power.
AD60LUTEtY PUDE
A DYING SPARK
Stop Right Now! Don't Light
Another ! You're Burn
ing Your Brains.
WRECKS ALONG THK STKEETS1PB
Oft-times tobiiooo'i lo-
tiuis look at the dying
park in the oigar stump
o.- at the big masticated
"chaw" of tobacco iust
expectorated, and with
nerves uicotmueu wiiu
lobaooo, mentally re
solve. "Now, tbat is my
last, 1 will never tine it
attain. 1 know tbat it is
injuring me physically and financially and
my nerves are becoming to irritated that I
can't stand the least annoyance." What
is the result f These good resolutions are
generally made while the effect of the use
of tobacco practically paralyzes the crav
ings of millions of irritated nerve centers
and just as soon as the effects commence
to pass away tbete good resolutions
weaken, showing conclusively that tbe
use of tobacco is not a babit but a disease
of tbe nervous system caused by tbe edu
cation of the nerves to crave for the nico
tine poisoning. What then is tbe easy,
permanent, natural way -to relieve your
self of the use of. tobacco? Certainly not
by discontinuing it and suffering tbe
nervous reaction and piostrating effects
and mental degeneracy sure to lollow the
long and continued use of tobacco. Does
it not suggest itself to you tbat the natural
thing to do is to take a remedy that is
specifically prepared to eradicate tbe ef
fects of the nicotine In tbe system and to
overcome tbe nerve craving effects and re
store tbe tobacco irritated nerves to a nor
mal and healthy condition ? To this, we
all say, "Yes, wuere is the remedy ?" You
will find it in No-To-Bao. This is easily
said and we all naturally ask for proof.
Certainly. IfNo-To-Bac fails to cure,
The (sterling Remedy Company, ot New
York, Montreal ana Chicago have so
much faith in their remedv. that tbev Pos
itively guarantee to refund the money, and
tbe oonoern being owned and operated by
souieot the most reputable business men
of fhe esBt and west.1t is absolutely re
liable and we are glad to say, able in every
way to live up to its guarantee.
The sale of No-To-Bao within the rat
few years has assumed enormous propor
tions, almost entiiely developed upon its
merits and tbe recommendations of tbe
cared. Bo great is the sale tbat it is hard
ly possible to go into any leading drug
store without finding it on sale, and the
druggist has notning but words of praise
to give it.
, Ht-ttlecl a I'olnt,
The question us to whether the
United States lias exclusive jurisdic
tion over a soldiers' home, which was
- raised iu an assault case at Milwaukee
some three weeks ko, has been decid
ed by a I'nlted States Judge; who
holds that the homes come under State
and not Federal laws, as the lands
have never formally been accepted
by the United States. The ease was
of particular Interest, as. If the Juris
diction had been found to belont; to
the Federal government, the Inmates
of the home would have been deprived
of their votes. Springfield Repub
lican. Minn uiiiiu A. V. UUles.
Miss Laura A. C. Hughes, who was
recently graduated from Tufts college,
has beeu u noted hospital worker in Bos
ton and has had charge of a dispensary
in that city. During the G. A. R. cu
campuient iu Boston she established an
emergency hospital, one of the first in
Boston. She has been elected a member
of the Massachusetts Medical society.
Besides her regular work iu the medical
school Miss Hughes is a graduate of the
training school for nurses connected with
the city hospital, she having served a
term in each ward, and owing to ef
ficiency hud charge for a long time of
the mule surgical ward. She is a mem
ber of the City Hospital club. She stud
ied at St. Margaret's hospital, which is
one of the most exacting institutions in
the city, und she also took the teachers'
conrse at the Hemenway gymnasium
under Dr. Sargent. New York Tribuna
Dreae Made of Cigar Ribbons.
Mme. Ida Luue Ney of Vienna has
diwsovered a new use for cigar rib
bons. For tho past five years she has
collected the narrow, yellow bits of silk
used iu tviug 'Ks together, and to
each of these she lias "joined" a htnp
of black dress silk of eimil length mid
width. Liiti'lv she found that the piece
of goods was Urge enough to make a
KMMl ft 1 1(1 Hi red iiccordinaly. There are
3,000 cigar ribbons in the dress.
A penny
or two
all extra profit.
That's the merchant's reason
whourges an inferior bindingfor
a costly skirt. It's not nothing
is) as good as
Was Velveteen Skirt Binding.
Look for S. H. & M. on the label
and take no other.
If your dealer will not supply you we
will.
Send for samples, showing labels and mate-
rU.s. to Ibe S. H. t M. Co.
r.
. O. Box e9. Nrw
Vork Cj.
REEL ESTATE MORTGAGES BOUGH
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Latest U. S. Gov't Report
A BIO SALT MINE.
The Development of a Me
California
Industry.
Artiales of incorporation have been
filed by the "Crystal Book
Bait .Min
ing Co." of San Franolsco, with a cap
ital stock of $600,000, of whioh 227,
500 have been subscribed by Chas. U.
Ahlborn, Sanford Bennett, Meyer
Lewis, Julius Beimer, 8. Lewis, L.
Dorn and Ben Lewis.
The Crystal Bock Salt Mine is situ
ated in San Bernardino county and
prodnoes a salt of superior quality,
which, according to analysis made by
Professor L. Falkenau, of the State
Assay Offioe in San Frauoisoo, is found
to be chemically pure. At the instance
of Norton, Teller & Boden, and other
San Franoisoo bouses, a number of tests
were made, with the result that the
salt produced from this mine has been
found to be equal to the best English
salt in the market for butter-making
and table use, and for meat and fish
paoking, milling and dairy purposes.
The lump stock salt from this mine is
preferred by the large cattle com
panies to any other salt, by reason of
its purity, dryness and solidity; also
because it is the most economical for
stock-feeding. Owing to its firmness
and purity ic does not deliquesce when
plaoed out on the ranges.
The Company controls over 1,000
sores of mining ground in which the
salt is mined from large deposits, as
clear and transparent as crystals. The
mine is connected with Salt Rock Sta
tion (Danby) on the Atlantio & Pacifio
B. R. by a road extending thirty-two
miles, especially constructed by the
Traction Engine Company, and upon
whioh the oompany successfully oper
ates a train of traotion engine and
wagons, constructed by the Best Manu
facturing Company, of San Leandro,
Cal.
The oompany is about to commence
tbe erection of extensive works at the
mine, and upon their completion will
be enabled to supply tho purest salt
overproduced for butter-making, table
use. meat and fish-packing. Lump
salt for stock-feeding and milling pur
poses is now only being shipped.
Tbe buildings at tne mine are con
structed of salt, and the oompany is
about to erect an offioe building at the
railroad station out of rook salt, whioh
willattraot great attention. Passen
gers on the train passing this station
are now in the habit of getting off the
train for the purpose of securing crys
tals of salt as keepsakes.
In the sunlight a building construct
ed of this salt appears as if it was cov
ered with diamonds, j
Eliabiarufka, Siberia.
Khabarofka is a wretched looking lit
tle phtc'f, about a quarter tbe size of
Vladivostok, although it is tbe capital
of eastern Siberia und the residence of
the governor general It lies about 49
degrees latitude north, or degrees
uorth of Vladivostok. Iu the public gar
den is a bluff commanding a bird.ieye
view of the river, beach and steamers.
Here is a monument, in bromse, to Gov
ernor General Ad julaut General Nikolai
NikolaiiA'iteh Muruvief, who took part
two exploring expeditions 1854,
805 and gained tbe title "Amurski
for his services iu the acquisition or
this Amur region to Rpssia. The chief
street in Khafcurofka is called, after
bim, Muruviof-Arnurski. On the stat
ue's pedestal ure engraved tho names
himself, his wife, about 26 military
iffloers and seven scientific men. who
shared in the toils and dangers of his
expeditions. " Near the statue is a baud
stand, where u military band plays on
Sunday evenings, und a little temple of
the Blessed Virgin, the Bogonxmza,
with painted pictures inside the walls.
Further on is a pretty little wood, left
for shade. Behind is the governor's
house, a fine brick building, with sen
tries pacing before it. Pant the wood a
steep puiti lends to the bathing place,
where one has tho choice of wading in
from the stony teach or diving from a
regular bathing honse at the end of a
dilapidated wourieu pier. Doriniguuy
Review
Haw Mrs. Carlisle Keeps Cool.
Mrs. Carlisle's prescription for eudnr-
iug the heat is first of U not to worry
or fret. Do all your work early in the
day und try to find some light employ
ment, either physical or mental, to Keep
your tnougtits iroiu mo iiuiuwm..
and how "awfully not it is.
The wife of tho secretary enjoys ner
home to the ntmoxt. She has tno nouse
rid of many of the heavier hangings
and thicker rugs us soon as the weather
becomes oppressive. The large, airy
rooms are clad as fur as possible in cool
summer attire, and the intense heat of
the midday is shut out Washington
Letter.
Her Hrmrt fjpon Her Sleera.
The up to date girl, says the New
York Sun. wears her heart upon her
.w It's a ir.jld or silver heart, to b
tnre. and it dangles "bout he
fVrmi A. Ion 1?. slender chain, bnt it is of
Wtet Kittern. and within it are a like
uesi and the lock of bair presumably
of her sweetheart. The hearts are about
an inch and a half long and appear in
nil imles of extx-nsiveiHss. Sometime
they are of richly chart-d gold set with
orecions stones, but again tney are nui
ply of frosted silver.
aa""Trilby hearts."
Tbey are known
BONAPARTE'S OPPORTUNITY.
Bow Ha Took Advantage of tha Oral
throw of tbo Constitution.
All night long, from the 16 to 1?
Brumuire, a committee of the Anoletits
was in session, minutely perfecting their
plans. Next morning at 7 the faithful
majority, having been summoned ac
cording to form, convened as the coun
cil, for tho doubtful members had ei
ther not been summoned at ull or hud
received notice of a later hour. As soon
us a quorum was present, Coruet, a woll
known butt for the'wits, rose and de
nounced the terrible conspiracy which
was menacing them. Reguior then
moved thut, according to articles 103,
103 und 104 of the constitution, both
branches of the legislature should meet
next day at noon, und not before, iu the
palace of St. Cloud; that General Bonn
parte should be intrusted with the exe
cution of their decree, and that to thut
end he be appointed commander of the
Paris garrison, of their own Hpcoiul
guard and of tho Nutiouul guard; that
ho therefore appear and take tho outh,
and that these resolutions be duly ootu
mnuiciited to the directory, to tho five
hundred, and also to the public by
printed proclamation. The motion was
curried unanimously.
During these proceedings ull the gen
erals present in Paris except Jourdsui
and Angoreun, who had not been invit
ed, but including the stanch republican
Lefebre, commander of the garrison, bad
gathered iu and before Bonaparte's
house. They had been requested to come
in uniform in order to amiirRo lor a re
view. It wus noticed that Bernmlotte,
though present, was not in uniform. He
had so fur yielded to the blandishments
of his brother-iu-luw as to come, hut de
clared that he would obey only what
was ut that niomeut the chief authority
in the state, Lefebre was in uniform,
bnt having met on the way bodies of
troops moviug without his orders, aud
not boiug initiated, he was naturally
startled. But Bonaparte know his man.
"Would you, a supporter of there
public, leave it to perish in the hands
of these lawyers?" was his grcotlng.
"See, here is the sword I carried at the
Pyramids. I give it to you as a mark ot
my esteem and coufldeuce. "
. "Let us throw the lawyers into tha
river," cume the expected answer.
A fow monieuts later arrived the au
thoritative summons from the Aucieuta
Bonaparte stepped out on tho poroh and
road their proceedings aloud. By a unit
ed impulse the officers flourished their
swords in response. It was bnt au in-
Btmit before they were mountea, ana
with Bonaparte in front the cavalcade,
headed by nm either already famous or
destined to become so Mocuonaid, ee
nuicr. Mnrat. Luuues, Andreossy, Ber-
thier and Lefebre proceeded to the
council chamber. It needed bnt a hasty
glance, as they passed through the city,
to see that precoucerted orders had al
ready been carefnlly executed. Tho
troops wore all under arms and at their
stations in commanding places tnrougn
out the town. Arrived at the Tnileries,
the goneral and hiB glittering escort en
terod the chamber.
"Citizen delegates," he said, "the re
public was falling. Yon understood the
situation; your conrse has saved it. Woo
to them who canBe disorder or disturD-
ance I With the help of General Lef obre,
of General Berthior aud my other breth
ren in arms I will arrest them. Let no
man look for' precedents iu the past.
Nothing in history is comparable to the
end of the eighteenth century, nothing
to the present moment. Vour wisdom
passed this motion ; our arms will exe
cute it We desire a republic founded iu
true liberty, in civil liberty, iu popular
representation. We are going to have it.
I swear it iu my own name and iu that
of mv brethren in arms 1" "We swear
it !" was tho autiphoual response of the
assembled generals. Some one ludis
creetly suggested thut Bonaparte bad
sworn, but not the oath of allegiance to
the constitution required by their pro
vious action, bnt the president hurriedly
declared nil further proceedings out of
order, tho assembly having adjourned
br its own act. Professor W. M.
Sloane's " Life of Napoleon" in Century.
Tba Fly's Month.
The fly's mouth is really nothing
more nor less tnuu a tongue wnicu, at
the proper time, runs in and out pf a
hole in the fly's head, like the tongue
of a snake. Eveu this latter effect may
be proved to be a delusion if you are
sareful in examining a fly while in tho
act of eating, for it is then that it may
be seen that the combination month aud
toncue is simply a tiny black, thread
like proboscis which unfolds from be
neath the head, where there is a little
niche or socket prepared for it
When this combination tongue and
month is unfolded ready for business, it
spreads out, dividing into two flat
leaves, which are planted smoothly and
evenly over the surface from which the
little insect bones to extract a meal.
Should the surface prove dry or un
yielding, the fly is equal to the emer
gency, and by a muscular feat he im
mediately changes his Binonth, soft,
leaflike tongue into a rasp which works
with lightning rapidity over the lump
i f sugar or other substance, the particles
thus dislodged being quickly sucked in
to the stomach. In case the meal is a
liquid one the mouth and tongue com
bine to make au excellent pump for
transferring the food to the place where
it will do the mt good. St Louis
Republic.
Tne Poajonlp.
The following explanation is given ot
the remarkable condition expressed by
:he word pogouip: "This is said to be a
name given by the mountaineers of he-
radu to a sort of frozen fog that appears
wmetimes in winter, even on the clear
t and brightest days. In an instant the
lir is filled with flCuliug needles of ice.
To breathe the pogouip is death to tn
ctrgs. When it comes, Indians as well
in whites rn.Ji for shelter. It appears to
je caused by tbo sudden freezing in the
lit of the moisture which collects atxiu
lie summit of the high peaks. " New
r-"k Ledger.
0NSUMPTI0N CURED
AN ABSOLUTE REMEDY FOR ALL
PULMONARY COMPLAINT8.
A. Sloe am offers to Bend Two Hot
Um JTroo of His Hawed? to Car
Consumption and All Lang Troubles
-An Kllslr of Life.
Nothing could be fairer, more philan
thropic or oarry more joy in IU wake than
tne ouer oi i . a. Biooum, m. u., oi iso
Pear, street. New York. Farleotlv conti
nent that be has an absolute remedy for
the cure or consumption and an pulmon
ary complaints, he oilers through this pa
per to send two bottles Ire to any reauer
no is suuenng iruui lung trouuie or uuu-
mutton, also loss ol nesu anu au count-
tions or wasting. He invites those desir
ous of obtaining this remedy to sehd their
express and pos to trios address, and to re
ceive in return tbe two bottles free, whioh
will arrest tbe approach of deatn. Al
ready this remedy, by its timely use, has
permanently cured thousands of oases
' i , i i . i i i. j
wmcn were given up, ana uoniu was juum.hu
upon as au early visitor.
be-
ing so proof-positive of its beneficent re
sults, Dr. Ulocum considers it bis religious
duty, a duty which be owes to humanity,
to donate his infallible remedy where it
will assault the enemy in its cidatel, and,
Jk.uuwiug uia reiucuy m uo uvwi uu
?its inherent potency, stay tne current
dissolution, bringing joy to homes over
fhich the shadow ot the grave has been
gradually growing more strongly oenned,
causing fond hearts to grieve. The cheap
ness of tbe remedy ottered rrtely apart
from iu inherent streauth. is enough to
commend it, and more so is the perfect
confidence of the great chemist making tbe
offer, who holds out life to those already
becoming emaciated, and says: "Be
The invitation is certainly wo.'tny oi tne
consideration of the attiioted, who for
years, have been taking nauseous nostrums
without effect; who have ostracised them
bIvm from home and friends to live in
more salubrious olimes, where the atmos
phere is more congenial to weakened lungs,
and who have fought SKainst death with
mil the weaDons and strenstn in ineir
hanrta. Thnro will be no mistake in send'
lng for these free bottles tbe mistake will
be in passing ine mvimnon oj.
Whv la Urns Prooers nicture so seve at
Tho photographer aaked her to look pleasauu'
. NOTICE.
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this
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A purely vegetable
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symptons rapidly. Ten days'
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treatment
mauea to every sunarcr. doo
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ancially able to earrjr out any obligations made
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I Family Pius are tbe beat
Piso's Cure is the medicine to. break up
children's Coughs ands Colds. Mas. M. u.
Blunt, Bpiague, wasn., Maron o, um.
An Oat of DiMir at Home.
Agavdou purty fiwhiouubly conducted
an out of door "ut home," with
ameliorations. Tho stuffy, overcrowdea
rooms are libsout ut the summer func
tion, and tho timo between coming and
going is so brief and guests urrive so
nearly at the situietime that the hostess
is on duty n muen snorter uuio uiuu
when receiving under the house rooi.
Light refreshments only are served
ices, cakes, punches or lemonade, cafe
au lait aud the like. Saluds and froids
are oftener than not excluded from the
menu. The hont is expected to be in
evidence, his abseuw being less excusa
ble at the garden purty than at the in
door "at home."
A Ring of Para Gold.
Dr. O. D. Norton wears a ring of pure
trold that has never left his tiuger since
. a m LIh
1849. In that year a menu oi imsw
the gold fever and went west, promising
to send back tbe first gold he found. He
chanced to be one of the successful ones,
and it was but a few months till Dr.
Norton received a letter iuclosing a jot
of gold dust This he had made into a
heavy ring, which he has worn ever
since, but which is now nut one-mnu
iU original size. The sender, by the
way, is now president of the Scientif
ic . falifnrniii (Cincinnati
1(J HUVIVIJ V xm ...
Times -Star.
Bow Do Politlclana Thrive There
Thfy've just elected a hew president
of the republic of bwitzeriaua wnnou
any friction and without even the ior
mality of a presidential campaign. Hap
py bwiss ! Boston Herald.
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VERY AWKWAKO INDEED.
This la nreclstly the kind of mistake a man
makes if he "turns out" on the wioui aide ol
the road when a vehicle cornea toward him. No
leaa abtiml la the error ol tbe individual who
takes nraatio medicines to relieve bla Hver.
Tbat oraan la on the right aide, and the load lo
IU relief la Hoatetter's Siomwh Hitter s, a niedi-
Ine also adanied lo the reliel ot ayapeima, con-
tlnatloo. klduer and rheumatic ailments aud
malaria.
When a mother tells row funny atories about
her baby, be patient, or sbe Kill bate jou.
WIND SWEPT.
Wera it not for the intervening moun
tain ranges, this country, from Northweit
to Bouthwest. wonld at times in winter be
swept by devastating tornadoes. Blizsards
seem to arise out ot the oaves and oauons
of tbe plains. Gaining strength and vol
ume over a v. me expanse, vneir lorue is ar
rested by the battlements of big hills.
Sometimes they rise above tbe barriers
and sweep the Middle stales with fury.
There you enjoy one day a mean tempera
ture, and tbe next may be far below freez
ing. It is like an ice water bath on a
warm day, and tne snocc to muscies,
nerves and circulation is tne cause oi sua
den neuralgic and rbeumatio attacks, both
violent and acute. Those predisposed to
such should have the master cure, St.
Jao' be Oil, always ready. Iu prompt use
prevents tbe ohrouio stage, and in the
chronio stage it is a prompt, sure cure.
Btlll Time.-Bobbv-I hadthrre lights today
sua dldu'i get licked once, lllngo (reaching fx
trap) Well, my ton, th day is not jel over
WITS. AU Sta stopped tree by Dr. Kline's
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Blood and Skin
Diseases mailed
free to any ad
dress. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Oa.
DIRECTIONS for uting
CREAM BALM.-Apply
partielt of the Balm well
up into thi iKutrilt. After
moment draw itrona
brtath through tht none.
Use three t-met a dan. a fter
meal prtftm d, and before
rewnng,
CATARRH
IT'S CBKAH BALM
Onan
ens and cleanses
the Nasal Paaaaf ea, Allay Pain and Inflamma
tion, Heals the Sores, Protects the Membrane
Irnm nnlrla. Rflatnraa the Senses of Taste and
BmelL The Balm Is quickly absorbed and gives
relief at onoe. ,
A panicle is applied into eaon nostru, ana
agreeable. Prioe. 60 cent at Druggists' or by
Alii DKUIOM
M Warren Street. New York.
TBBATRD FRKK.
Poaltlv ly Cured with Vegetable Ranaadlea
Have eaaad tbotuands of eaass. Cure aaaaa pro
sonnoad bopelaaa by best physicians, from ftratdoei
naptoma disappear; In ton dayi enseal awo-uiraa
ll eymstoms removed. Send for f ne book testlmo
olals of mtraoulons enrea. Tea Jays treatment
tree by mall. If yoa order trial, send lOe. In stamps
or pay postage. Da. H.H.GRSSH 8oNB,Atlaala,Oa,
Uyoaordertrlal return this advenissnea' to as.
AMERICAN
I
Patentees of Self-Spacing Type,
Sole Makers of Copper-Alloy Type.
for pains in tbe back, side, chest, or
Porous
Plaster
of the host of counterfeits and imi
R14 mf
tHl rarava
MARINE ENGINES
AND BOILERS...
Willamette Iron Works
PORTLAND. OREGON.
The very remarkable and certain
relief given woman by MOORE'S.
REVEALED REMEDY has given
uniformly socoess
and weakness
life. Thousands of
CURED
IS
I l ir
MRS. WINSLOW'S SW!:
- FOR CHILDREN TCETHINO -,
Far sale by at I Uratdata. t Caato a bottle. t '
ill 111 II
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205-3w5TPOrTrLANO.
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wind power to I what it wan.. It liaa uianr branch
nouaea, ana auppnes lia lm ma rwiii.
l . at iuur dour. It caa and dues f nnilsh a
mum' art clerur leeamonef wan
otoan. It makea Pumping and
Oeared. Steel, OaHaniaed-after-
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.uwuimnn biwihii
Ta. and Fixed Steel Towera, Steal Boas Saw
Va .r iwmj. mumj ftwrf OiiUara and feed
Orlndera. On appllcstloa It will name one .
ot time arUclea that It will fumle until
Janaarr 1st at 13 Uie uaual pflee. It alaa aiakaa
Tanka aoo rumria in ail linna. aano nar cawaiua,
i ma, ReckwiU sai riUSMrs Wratts. uuatsi
DR. Gumrs
latraovao
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JL PILLS
A Mild Pbrale. On Pill farm Daaw.
awtcoMot of tba bswale aaeb da, iinin
baalta. Tbaaa pill, aappl; what tba aratna laeka ta
aaaaa M ngalar. Tba, ran Uaadacha, bctcbtao lbs
Kna.aad claar thaOoaiplaiiaa oM tartbao ecaaaataav
Tba, aartbar grip aor alokao. To enannee roa, wa
will wmil aaapla fraa. or full Iki fir . Hold avarv
waara. . BOSAJlkO MkD. CO.. Pbi'adaipbJa, Pa.
OPIUM
Morphlnw Habit Cored In 10
togO1r. No par Ull eared.
DR.4 trntsi, LSDanoa.wnia.
T i B ibfuSlitut ki tist mi . 1 1
I 1 Beat Coach SfrnpTTaauai Ouud. tJasl I
II In time. Solo nr iihoiih r 1
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