Newberg graphic., January 30, 1908, Image 3

' Y o a r D o ty is to b * W e lL ]
Bat 70a cannot be well If 70a .neglect
taking Hood’» Sarsaparilla when 70a know
70a obould taka It. Inputs blood, poor
appetite, beadacke, Aervoaana»», that tired
teellng—by tbeee and other eigne goar aya-
Hood’». Qet a bottle today.
EPIDEMIC OF GRIP IS
SWEEP.N 6 COUNTRY Fo r
Tene o f Tho«sands o f Caeca o f Thle
Pcatilcroue Dieoaeo A ro B elag
Reported.
ra
STOFjXMJLS a
i U , Parkerford.* Pa.
1
- “ 1 « n t took Heod’a 8ar-1
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U A JT T
C IT IM I
• '
Baelneee In M any Placeo XoyDlooi*
Hood’» Bareeparllla la »old everywhfcre.
In the aeaal liquid, or in tablet form called
ta r a a ta b a . 100 Doeee One Dollar. Pro*
pared only by C. L Hood Ox, Lowell. Mass.
ganlaed on Account Prostration»
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1 ’ ' •
from This Ailm ent.
L
A Hot Content On fo r Control In the
Vntlenol Capitol.
Woohlsgtoa correspondance :
1 1
oa^ay
A yer’» Cherry Pectoral cer-*
ttinly cores coughs, colds,
bronchitis,consumption. And
It eertsinly strengthens weak
throats and weak lungs.
There can be no mistake about
this. You know it is true. And
your own doctor will say so.
“ Mr mu* boy bod a terrible
I trite
. ___ ____ Cborry rectoral The I n i
sight ho woo bott<-r. o> * ho «toodtlv lo»y»orte
until bo woo porfoetiy wall." — Mu. S. J.
•v«£jblia* I ocl-l boor of but la »»In aoUl
S t s b m , Altan. 111.
■ • t a in «.
Poe waa writing “ The Bella."
“ It Jingle«,” he »aid. “aa If there might
be a lot of coin in it !"
Cheered by the thought, he tlntinnabo-
la ted with redoubled energy.
1
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Simply fa tarn e«».
Intimate PrieaA—They »u»pended 70a
ftam the Hot Sporte* Club? What had
f9Q doDI?
Victim (choking with wrath)— Not a
Hank thing! All they could prove againat
me waa that I had trimmed a »ucker and
got hie wad, juat aa you or any éther
■an would have done !_______
Not L ik ely « • ■ • • « Kamo.
Mrs. Neighbor— Aren’t you going to
coll on oar old ocboolmate who ban
Jaet moved Into the next block?
Mrs. Homer— I would like to call on
her, b it I don’t went to meet ber bue-
bandi
M ra Neighbor— Ob, there le no dan­
ger o f meeting him. They bare been
married nearly a year.
l An epidemic o f la grippe seems to bt
sweeping over the country, and tena ot
thousands o f people are suffering from
the disease. Pittsburg reports the worst
visitation In Its history. The buslnem
o f the d ty la disorganised on account
o f ths large number ot people who have
been suddenly forced to remain absent
from their places o f employment
Factories and mills, offices sad stores
are affected seriously.
There Is a notable uniformity In tht
symptom» o f the present epidemic
which appears to affect prindpslly th«
bronchial passages.
Bronchitis and
pnetuqonls are Its most common accom­
paniments, and It aggravates folly K
per cent of the tuberculosis cases. Thos«
most injuriously affected ore person»
who before the attack were badly ras
down in their general health. In theft
osase pneumonia quickly
develops
while the heart, brain and other o r
gone become affected.
/
In Philadelphia an epidemic ot grippe
I T Meda by J. O Ayer Co.. Dovali. Maas.
A im tauuibaturara ot
9 «n t i»iia «i
A
i t
f^rS
BAunrnxL
K e e p th s tx » w e l t regu lar w ith A yer’s
Fills and T h u s h a sten re c o vont.
C a ta lo g
A N D
>
S Y S T E M
to T h la f ,
Fir»t Broker- -How 1» business?
Second Broker—»Improving a little. Tvs
got a good barker out in front of my
office now. ___ ____________
A . o t h e r H a ta ro S to ry .
To the teJ of the dog
They tied a big log.
And patted him on tho head.
Old Tray couldn’t moke
His narrative shake.
And the tail wagged the dog
—Chicago Tribune.
ir t k t a » Terrible.
Tommy—Teacher, may 1 go ont ta
Teacher— That ia unnecessary.
Too con aneese in here without disturbing
onybqdy.
you
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-
-Paw, what la a guillotine?"
lim
prootrated by It. Pneumonia In
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“ It’e an instrument bearing nome re- “ * n j cooes 1» followed done upon It»
T A
IIIA T IM A
eemblance to a ahirt collar that has been heels, and last week lhany persona died i n t f i n r
three or four times to the laundry, Tom- o f that dieoaeo. Doctor» are eceraely
my, but It ie much quicker end more mer- mMe to keep up with the demanda medie L'
d fa l In Ite op* ratio«».’’
j opon them. Baltimore, too, le experi-1
",¡1 ■ 1 ■ 1 1 I». ......... .
enclng an unusual amount of sicknesa. 1 TOAS READERS HOW TO PROMPTLY
»m. I Other cities where grippe hoe made
HOWARD A. BT7RTOH.-
• err
CURE RHEUMATISM AT HOME.
W lt e r ita W ita
S| citata prieta: Ooíd.
SSv*», IrtaTlt ; Urid, SUva •,T*c: OoU, »Oc; U bo or lta appearance are Boston, Chicago, Cin­
Omrr.H. Optate» tasta.
cinnati, Cleveland, Denver, Mllwankee
Uta. Coolroí pnd U m-
O a R W IM W itN
to MM a
■ M I C u ta» »
Mar and New York, and reports from these
• work Mitai MO.
to vTtoe- Over-
places Indicate that the health authori­
ties fear that the oatbrea(| la only st
Kidney,
the beginning. Health Commissioner
Evans, o f Chicago, hoe* loaned a warn­
ing to the people, urging them to get
There is so much Rheumatism every­
plenty o f fresh air and to exercise In
the open as much as possible. Chicago where that tbs following advics by on
knows the danger o f grippe, for it has eminent authority, who writes fer read­
been frequently visited by, the disease. ers of s large Eastern daily paper, will
| In 1800 that d ty bad 100,0b0 grippe suf­ be highly appreciated by those who
ferer» and 112 deaths directly resulted. suffer:
m » . tor itesi. » Tn
Get from any good phstmaey one-hall
tagg « M l m ?
| In 1800 over 800 persona «lied from the
W« wfll pku In ytmr hates, aa approval. tfcahu. disease, and since the first appearance ouDoe Finid Extract Dandelion, ooe
ounoe Compound Kargon, three ounces
•ataatboriw ate ovidaoathasabiMt. 8«
al tor oor odor taahWn* poa lo « amino t thaworii o f the malady the d ty has paid a of Compound
Byrup Sarsaparilla.
vrlthoQ1 Coot «r obligation~U> purrK»ta. «0 .000 tribute Of 2^08 Uvea
Shake these well in a bottle and take
the disease Is
bava a vary to tortai tn* propaaluon tor roar con- | In New York. where
Whf
Pacific Ota nbMbw Ca.. No. T Haa- now gaining a strong foothold, alxty- in teaspoon fnl doses after each mes)
and at bedtime; also drink plenty oi
elgM deaths resulted last week and good water.
are many, case« scattered about
It is claimed that there lew victima
the dty-
/
of this dread and torturous disease who
Boston Is the worst sufferer on the will fail to find ready relief in this
Atlantic seaboard. There are nearly simple home-made mixture, and in
100.000 esses there six) sixty deaths most cosas s permanent cure is ths re­
have resulted.
Cincinnati has 2,000 sult.
This simple recipe ia said to strength-
ca«<s and the disease seems to be epl
derate In form.
^ es and alesnas the eliminative tissues
The opes winter Is held responsible of the Kidneys w that they can filter
for the spread o f the disease« Where It and strain frym ths blood and system
originated no one seems to know. It the poisons, adds and waste matter,
travels with wonderful rapidity. In which canse not only Rheumatism, but
numerous other diseases. Every man
1880, when the grippe appeared In viru­
or woman here who feels that their kid­
lent form all over the country. It was
neys are not healthy and active, or who
tracked back to Europe and thence to suffers from any urinary trouble what­
Hong Kong In Chlha. The germs of ever, should not hesitate lo make np
the present'epidemic may have come this mixtura, as it is certain to do
from the same source.
tench good, and may save yon from
>1 prohibitory legislation
lfglslatloo st
i t the hfnfll
huDtif
hand.
‘T “ *
,
the, petitions are aimed agslnat s “ dry"
capital city, which »« the object fixed
upon by temperance associations which
have been encouraged by the prohlbl-
tlon wSve that recently swept various
section» o f the country.
For some time a well organised lobby
bas bden doing quiet preliminary work
In the Interest o f the sntl-prohlbltlon
interests, which have been made more
anxious over the possibilities o f legis­
lation In the near future than surface
indications would lead one to believe.
The belief Is entertained that the pro­
hibition elements are bent on driving
liquor ont o f the country’s capital for
the moral effect such an accomplish­
ment would bare in still further na­
tionalising the general
prohibition
movement.
The question before students o f the
situation who are able to look st both
sides without having their view warped
by prejudice Is t|!s: Has the prohibi­
tion tide reached Its flood, and will s
reaction presently set In; or w ill the
wave sweep on without serions Inter­
ruption until It bas converted the en­
tire country Into a land o f no license?
With this question In mind the work­
ers on qpe side will put forth efforts to
make the capital of the United State*
a temperance capital, while those on
the other hope that by downing the
movement here the way will be paved
for reaction from the result» recently
brought about In several o f the States,
especially those o f the south.
The chances seem to be against any
Srasttc legislation on the
Congress this winter. Poselbly more at
ten tlon might be given to the subject If
the Republicans and Democrats didn't
have so orach to think about in the na­
ture o f politics pertaining to Presiden­
tial candidates next year. And If action
la staved off the “ antis” figure" on a
reversal o f sentiment that win not re­
quire them to worry so much In the fn
ture.
Bnt there Is another side to the sntl-
prohlbltlon propaganda now In progreer
here which deals with ’ the subject
wholly apart from the local Issue In
volved. The attempt Is being made trj
Impress upon Congress the magnitude
of the whole prohibition question w lti
the argument that If prohibition pro
hlblted the government system o f tax­
ation would have to be revised. Ins»
much as two-thirds of the government’!
Income is now derived from Interna’
revenue taxea.
JU jy IGE * TO YICTHIu ** * ***$
H U * t ' ood dbeaae ,a which the « n*lre cixcnlatioa and nf
Uie
*o f t t e __u ^
are Involved. Catarrh is doe t o th e presence o f an
on<
o fn r lc a c id in the blood. T h e L iver, K id n eys and Bowels frequently
coaX!
and dull ia tbeir
^
instead o f carryin g o il the refuse
and lwlBte o f the body, leave It to soar en d f o r a uric acid ia the system,
u tile U
up b y the blood and through its circulation distributed to o il
— t , ^ the system.
These im purities in the blood irritate nnd inflame
different membranes and tissues o f the body, nnd the
o f a cold w ill start the secretions and other d i j j t u ii n j and <
gyjnptom s o f Catarrh. A s thwblood goes to c.11 parts c f the body the ca­
tarrhal poison affects a ll parts o f the system. Th e head has a tigh t, fa ll
feelin g, nose continually stopped up, pains above the eyes, slirjht fever
comes and goes, the stomach is upset and the entire system disordered and
. . . _
. *
____. _ _
affected b y t i i 3 disease. I t Is A waste o f
Xfce* 2 t eS ? £ £ a Be 2 S / t o ? tim e to fc y to cure Cstarrix w ith sprays,
1 everyth in » -washes, inhalations, eta. Cuch treatment
i0° £ <a !,*n d does not reach the blood, andean, therefore.
^
os w ell
O atorr:
-ul&i*
S.S.S.
u ie aiscoHuaix o i u ic uouwe.
Catarrh permanently th e blood n t t
cleansed
thoroughly’purified cadlh eeyctem d
o
e tim e
o f __
a ll poisons,
poisons, and
and c t c t the
the 'sam
same
strengthened and bu ilt up. N othing equals
S. S. S. fo r this purpose.
I t attacks the
disease a t its head, goes down to the ve ry
bottom o f th e trouble end makes a complete
and lastin g cure. S. S. G. removes every
particle o f the catarrhal poison from the
blood, m aking this vita l stream pare, fresh
and healthy.
Th en the inflamed mem-
PURELY VEGETABLE
every sym ptom disappears, the constitution is bu ilt u p and vigorous health
restored. S. S. S. also tones u p th e stomach and digestion and acts as a
fine tonic to the entire system. I f yon are suffering w ith Catarrh b egin the
use o f S. S . S. and w rite US a statement o f you r case and ou r physicians w ill
send y o n literature about Catarrh, and g iv e you epecial medical advics
Without charge. G. S. S. is fo r sale a t a ll first class drug stores.
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A s Oslktam.
"Where,” quoted the poetic parson.
r f t ------
”1 don’t know," answered Mr. Sirin»
Barker, "but It’s
to the 1 street
***r*er,
» no
110 credit 10
cleaning department that they aren’t
lying precisely where they fell.— Wash
lngton Star.
^ ***.** !^nprR
^ 7 where the>
1 C o a a lS e ta llo a .
BORAX
tot e shy's C othes; Ter
uth wik-h. Sterilising
Jng Napkins.
Jn*
VJ
The Washington State football eleven
defeated that of St. Louis university by
the score of 11 to 0, at Spokane, Wash.
The Coney Island Jockey Clot an­
nounced that improvements In its plant
now under way will coat at least $100,000.
There will be half a dosen Smiths In
the major leagues next season, the Amer­
llmplao. Strana»,
icans having four players of this name
Haadiad
and the Nationals two.
v
Cincinnati has asked for waivers ou
mn pali MORI
seventeen men. «Provided nil these play­
•ad LARGAR
ers are turned back to the minora, the
STUMPS
wlik
next manager of the Iteds still will have
M SS IXPI1I8I
twenty-two athletes to aid him in captur­
•ay adiar.
ing a second division berth.
,
The baseball critics seem inclinsd to
Wrtta I t PlO kllll filrtal«! tad N t a
____
mmm that the u>nva_
^
the Wtm
belief
Bostons ^
got ^
all the
J O H N S. B E A L L , M ia n f a & v r e r best of the big deal with New York. The
U 1 HawAorao Avanea
f Partlaad, Oratfan Been Esters, it would seem, should occu­
py s higher place in the race than they
have held for the past few years.
Tommy Ryan believe« that the beat
IN S U R E Y O U R HEALTH
fighters of today are to be found in the
middleweight ranks. He has a poor opin­
COM FORT
ion of the “ heavies.” they falling for be­
on storm y day»
low the standard of scrappers like Jef-
frles, Sharkey. Corbett, McCoy and Fits-
by wearing a
simmons Ip their active ring days.
Haaklns. the Intercollegiate rfiampin«
may be barred from representing the
American team at the Olympic games.
Haaklns is not an American citlsen. He
waa born in Australia and comes under
Clnnn - Light
the same ruling as that which affects Con
Durable
Leahy and Dennis Murray, the two Irish
athletes who wanted to represent A mer-1
*n.
WGivrprooi
In order that they may be kept in
'active training for the Olympic games In .
•349 Everywhere
England next summer, a movement Is on
» ta.A*.aC» »JMTtetAtS, ‘
foot that has for Its object a visit of the
beat of the Canadian athletes to New I
No. «-OS
r . N. u.
York end Boston. Where indoor meets
would he held. I f the scheme pane out, I
B I X writing te i
Tom Flanagan, John Flanagan’s brother,'
tien Sfila
will have chorea of the parts.
A ll daak-rit Sample, booklet and “ W H I!”
Parlor Card Game, 10c. * Pacific Coast Borax
Co., Oakland, Cal.
Steel-Clad G rubber
big fat papa, doesn’t it?“
Lumbago.
This Is really Rheumatism of ton
Portland Typographical Union oontem muscles of the loins And is character­
plates the organisation of a mutual sit ised by M*ern, at times agonising, pain
society.
in ths small of the back, allowing the
The entire membership of Minn capo I it lofferer scarcely a moment’s rest,
Ciga maskers' Union No. {T7, ia sold to bi while the ailment is at its worst. It
employed.
can come from cold, exposure to draft,
Lest year the membership of the Brit
from getting wet feet or wearing wet or
° f EnriMe” ln i ¡ I p d M h l l « ' " iT ra
acute snffer-
“
,
, _ ___ ^
tag, and il allowed to beoome chrofilc,
T w e ^ ^ n e jte w union, of hors^^en | lt may permauently dimble the suffer­
hare been organised in Maasacbosetti
er.
The way to eecnre quickest relief
daring the last year.
is to redden the skin over the painful
A new union of mattress makers, car
part by rubbing with a flesh brash or
pet layers, shade bangers and draperymer
piece of flannel rag, and then appty 8t.
has been organised in Boston, Masa.
Jaoobe Oil by gentle friction with the
Seattle Central Labor Union is warn hand.
85 ?
territory a wide berth for the present.
The population of men in the Unitec
There is no ouch thing os organised la
States, from statistics compiled from thi bor in Porto Rico to amount to an Influ
reports of the census of 1900, is 39.069, •nee for the betterment of the mane re
242. Tha population of women is 37/
Common laborers in Ftence are pah
244,U<k
40 to SO cents a day. High-grade me
ebonies are paid from $1 to $1.20 a day
■ • r S a c a id Asrolnet H e r.
All the stockholders of the Union Lum
Mrs. Upmore (to applicant for poaitios
M cook)— Have you ever worked tor Mr* her Company, recently organised at Mem
phis, Tenn., are members of the Carpeo
llighmus?
ten' Union.
Applicant— Tie, ma’am; wan week.
Mrs. Upmore— Well, If you suited bet
Granite cutters of the Twiq Citiea bav.
for aa long a time as that you wouldn t formed a union embracing practically ,«v
salt me at all. Good morning.
ery member of the craft in Minneapolis
rad St. Paul, Minn.
B .c o a r .fln f,
Tkere are only three engravers of short
Bald an ambitions youth on» day to
s young lady: "Don't you think I'd hand in England. One lives at Bath.-H«
hotter dye my mustache?” caressing the has suggested to his two London fellow
workers the propriety of s trade union.
faintly visible progeny.
Efforts are being made in Brooklyn
” 1 think if yon' let It alone It w ill die
N. Y., to bring about a consolidation ot
Itself,” said the young lady.— Woman’s
the 8hoe Workers’ Council sod the mem
Homo Companion.
v
bars of the Boot and Shoe' Workers ol
No Sin*.
Sister— I know Jgck is In love with
me.
Brother— Wbat makes you think so?”
Sister— His hand trembled when be
buttoned my glove for me this morn-
in«.
Brother— Guess again.
I waa out
with
him
last night.” — Cleveland
Leader.
America.
Census reports show that wages amonf
shoemaker* of the country have been,
steadily increasing.
Brockton (Maas.)
shoemakers are th* highest paid in th«
vorld, it is alleged.
There are two unions of brick an>.
building material handlers in Brooklyn
N. Y.t and they have been at war with
each other. Efforts to bring about con
eolidation will be made.
The United States Bureau of Immigra
tlon is preparing to enforo^the alien con
tract law more rigorously than before,
with a view of keeping out of the countrj
many undesirable persons.
-Tho societies not affiliated with thi
American Federation of Labor have a
membership of about 000,000, making tb«
membership of all the labor societies ol
the United States. In the aggregate, about
’L800.000.
The Georgia Federation of Labor can»
ed considerable surprise recently when
it went on record, at a meeting of the ex­
ecutive committee, deprecating the reduc­
tion In railroad rates and fares through
legiblatlon, and opposing further legisla­
tion of this kind. It is contended that
labor conditions in the South have been
disturbed by legislation which caused the
shortening rtf' hours, and thereby a reduc­
tion In the wages, os well as causing a
number ot workmen to be laid off
i
O U CH , OH
lixir
C lean s e s th o «
ually. D is p e ls 1
a c n e » d u e to Ix m s tii
its natu rally, acts t
la xa l
SLICKER
[W
7
" S P H u Y j W cremarne vv Inch
« i n e jüH name (d in e Com-
'“^CALIFORNIA
>'«• onjy, i
DRUGGISTS
prie» 50*par telila.
)
D ts 4
In v ited
Bnnonet.
te
On the accession
new emperor
the Temple o f Heaven In Peking ami
formally announces to bis Impelisi pre­
decessors the new titles and d)gnlties
which' be bas assumed. These ances­
tors are then dutifully Invited to the
banquet of commemoration, where sente
are duly reserved for them.
"D o yon expect people to believe the
reason you give for advancing pricesT’
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS.
“That Isn’t the question,” rejoined
PAZO OINTMENT Is gaetentato ta eure oar
Dustin Stax. "They ought to appre­ aaaa
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Dg*»
Itrhiag. Bl n-l,
itaedlng
or Pro»»
Protruding
refund ' —
ciate my courtesy In condescending to Pita» in « to It days or money rarntead.
give any reason at all."— Washington
Physicians in various parts af Ungían»
Star.
are complaining that the competition o f
departments of hospitals is ruinously on-
Otey Oat “ BROMO QUININE.” •
That U LAXATIVK BROMO QUININA Look fair.
for tha .lunatura of X. W. OROVK. Oste ttaa
World ovar to Cura a Cold la Ont Day. Jtc.
_Mo ten will find Mrs. Winslow's B
Byrup the b st remedy to am 1«» ttelr «
lu rin g tbs tea thing period.
'
D «ta»m «tra| l» » is.
"The financial stringency do sa’t seem
C o n s is te n c y In B e f s r n .
to have affected you much," remarked
■Why wasn’t Mra De Smytbe-Pey-
Dingnoa, touching Mm for ten.
“ No,” answered Shadbolt, reluctantly •ter at the meeting to take steps to
tending it over, “ nnd it doesn't seem to suppress the?gambling evil In big
have taught me any gumption, either."
cities?"
^ “ She couldn’t come. This Is the day
H a rte lty .
her bridge whist club meets, and aba’s
The baby was learning to walk.
always such a winner."— Baltimore
"B ’eas Its 'ittle heart!” exclaimed the
fond mother. “ It woddlaa dens like its American. '/
much misery and suffering after while. ing union wqrkingmen to give the coos
mule TT eam
D IS O R D E R E D
Vested rights, as represented by th«.
M U M * .«I
ta t
C t f w r t b » o t r a r e ly . a
d
«ri
verles, « distillerà
M t h « «y o p to m s c f rin g in g noised in the ears, mucous crop pin g dock
ers, h-Vta Ktata.in fta rbtoti Fi/ssb pnnrrrss in
dsjiui
pet tkm CMgrms
Into tlie tkrodtg continual liawkinir t a d spitting, etc., ^ o u ld seem to ludl-
Troubles
to— — —
CATARBHws'iSa
T E E A B T l-tA L O OE FIG H T.
(I
r-TS sc Vismr Danes aao an hej-rana t o n «
f , I A aeraananUy eared by Dr. Elites Orem
Xerve Beaiarar. Bard tot KBKK «Strtal kottl« and
naatiaa. Dr. A H.E1LM. Ld.. «■ teeb BA. PbSwJW
A
G rant Minn’s L l l t t a P ir n an a t r y .
“ Senator.” said the correspondent, “ you
are quoted os advocating the abolition Ot
capital punishment. How about that?"
“ Well." answered Senator Lotemua.
with n grin, "don’t you think capital tea
been punished about enough?”
' How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for «_
earn of Catarrh that cannot bo ,-nred by Bn l
Catarrh Cura.
P. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O
We. the underetyned, have known W. J.
Cheney for the la»t U years, end believe him
perfectly honorable in al. butsaea transactions
and financially able to carry out any obliga­
tion made bv hi» firm.
'
WALDINti, K INN AN A MARVIN,
W_hole»ale Droguista, Toledo,O
Hnir* Catarrali Cum I» »ken i internally, act-
Ing directly upon the blood a n - l___________
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Price 75 cents per bottle. Bold by all Druryista.
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O p e n M in d e d .
“ Uncle George, do you believe Mars Is
inhabited?”
“ Sometimes 1 do. ray boy. and some­
times I don’t. It depends altogether w
which one of the‘ monthly magaoines 1
happen to be rending at the time."
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TWINGES, TWITCHES FROM WET OR DAMN
ALL BRUISES. SPRAINS, A WRENCH OR TWIST
THIS SOVEREIGN REMEDY THEY CAN’T RESIST
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and
80 c
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