Pale, Thin People Usually are Diseased,
The First-Step Necessary to Gain Flesh is Health,
then Proper Food for hoth Body and Hares.
An Old Soldier's Clear, Straightforward 'Statement.
JVomttt World-Herald, Omaha, tftb.
Florence, the eoiy little suburb to the
north of Omaha is agog with excitement.
The older generation, of which the popula
tion f Florence is mostly composed, are ap
parently vettin? young again, and vie with
the yonWr generation in feats of atrength
andaaility.
A W'oWrf-ffi'niWrenorterirasattraetoaby
the evidence of renewed activity of aome- of
hf older inhi.bita.nta of the village and en-
quired the cause. Mr. Andrew Fin ken kelor,
who was a member of Company B of the ;
jvirst lowa volunteers during me war, mane
tlw following exrlani.ti(ii of his strontr.
healthy appearance, when for years he had
been crippled or compelled to lie on a sick
inc from the hardships which he was cotn-j
Deu wiui U cunipnwiiiuu ui mwiurra irauu'
peiieu to enuure. jiemu; 4
in July, Jooo. wnue my company was
in the march throuph to Austin, lexas, my ;
lair troubled me considerably. But Itliousritt
that it was nothing but a recurrence of the
effects of a sprain I had received during the
war by my horse felling on me, but the
pain soon increased to such a decree that I
wae compelled to ask for medical treatment
The surgeons pronounced the cause rheu
matism, and that of the worst order. At
Alexander, Louisiana, I was in such a weak
ened condition, though I continued to march
with my company, that the excessive heat
overcame me and I was sunstruck, remain
ing unconscious several hours. As a result
of the sunstroke, I was unable and have
ever since been unable to remain in the
glare of the sun, even on a moderately cool
day, and every summer I have been over
come by the neat so that I would be coni-
pelled to give up my work. The feeling '
that I experienced was a sort of bearing s
down on my head, as though a neavy notiy i
was resting there and at times it would
come quickly, like a blow and I would un
consciously "stoop as though involuntarily
avonime an obstacle presenting itseit to my
head. This bearing down gradually grew
into a steady pain which increa.ed until it
seemed as though my head would burst.
" There was also a constant ringing in my
ears rendering it very difficult tor me to
hear. Coupled with this, palpitation, of
the heart caused me great trouble, and this
grew so that the slightest shock to my
nerve from a slight noise or other disturb
ance would set my heart tothumpingogainst
my chest and I would tremble rrom head to
foot as though I had St. Vitus' dance. Three
times, from slight circumstances the palpi
tation was so great that I tainted and re
mained unconscious for from seven to ten
hours, at which times my relatives de-
Xired of my life. In addition to this the
umatism, which had been Hit only in
my ankle, began to work up my ntrht leg
until the whole right side of my body was
affected by ft, so much indeed, that my
head was drawn down to my right shoulder.
I was totally until for work, lost my strength
and liesh. I tried every physician who was
reported to me to have a special knowledge
perieneed temporary relief from the pain, i
of my case, out aiter lone trims, i only ex-
1 was confined to my bed during the greater
part oi tnecoiu weather or cacti year.
' For twenty-eight years I have, consulted
phvnicians and taken their prescriptions
without deriving any material benefit. My
ailments increased in intensity until I was
assured tluu there was no hope for me. Dur
ing last year I went into the butcher busi
ness, but the dampness from the ice used
increased my rheumatic pains to such an
extent that I was not only compelled to
quit the business, but was confined to my
house and bed for nearly six months.
I had given up alMiuth ot being a well
man again, when in November last I read'in j bulk or by the Hi"), by addressing Dr. Wil
ting Worid-Jlcraid a caw of a man who had 1 liana' Medicine Co.. Schenectady, N. Y, i
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been entirely cured from the ailmpnts from
which 1 was suffering, by the us- oiJr.V 11
liams' Pink Hills for Pale People. Though
the name did not at first strike my fancy, on
November 28, 1 purchased a box. In a we'k
I was astonished to know that 1 felt better
than I hail tor six month past, ami before
I had used half a box 1 was sure Unit I h;id-
in mv ears began to lessen in volume aial
linul v If ft me. That vnis the first e fleet I
experu'rimi aside from an inerenvetl anve
tite. Tin- ptiin from the rheumatism grud-
uany ten me, so mat wiimn one ween irorn
the time I took mv first mil 1 was able to
sit up in bed. On Jauusry 1st. I was aMe
to go out and wulk around a little. The
palpitations of my heart entirely ceased.
On Februrary 9, 1 was so iliorowjilily cured.
mini 1 nrc-rmeu pusiiiun ms nigui wmru-
man in me r orew uiwn cemetery, remain
inn out of doors from fi P. M. until 6 A. M.
I huve gained in weight from 1t pounds
which! weitned in November last, to 172
pounds which I weigh now.
"The rheumatism has entirely left me,
except when 1 huve too much walking to
do during the night, my right ankle pains
me a little, hut only when 1 do too much
walking. 1 now feet like a well man and
am jrod for forty years yet. I am fifty
years old and have resided in Florence nine
years, having come to Omaha in USJJ1. I
nave recommended the pills to nine people
in this village all of hom ure taking them
and experiencing the same beneticiitl effect
which I have received. I used nine boxes
of the pills."
Mr, K. W. Cowan, keeper of a gererol
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porter. Mr. Cowan is also an old soldier,
having been a member of the 144th lnfan-
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while he ws in the armyand has never
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was now almost thoroughly cured, so much
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He was also para lyied in the left side of his
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corner, and he was entirely unable to move
the muscles of his forehead or to close but
left eye. He states that he believes it id
owing to the use of the Pink Pills that he
has recovered the use of his left eye-lid.
which, prior to his taking the pills, hau
been fastened down by a physician so that
the sight would not be destroyed from the
eye tilling with dust, and ascribes the re
covery to the Pink Pills. He has pained
fifteen pounds in weight since last October,
and feels lienHhier and stronger that at any
time since the war. lie intends to recom
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MliWIMi lllll Wi VM IUM IT. i tHIMMi ItU
A, MOTHER'S LULLABY.
Dome nettle your hend on my bosom, love,
0.swet, wiiurtinobobfltliat you are I
WtiheyoH liku iho sky that ts glowing above, i
Ana bur like tun sneewor a star. :
Lie cioto to my lieurt nlle I sing to you I
A song of true liupnmess born, J
for the sun has Dlippetl out of the sky-roof blue, '
And tbe birds to Ibeir trae couches goue.
The flowers have folded their petals In rest, I
The stars hang their lamps in the shy; j
A breezo, with the mark ot the rose on Its ;
broAit, ;
Goes dreamily wandering by j
Thn wee, baby moon, like a sickle of gold, J
Is low 'mocg the far purple h lis; ;
Tim erlekct, Hint sly, little turbulent sootd, i
llttr goisipstlll noisily trills.
AH things go to vest, save the orleketi and
w,t. I
Toiiflttp ill) awoke by the sun,
When tho rUmI little song-bints newmadngsli
find
To tell that a new dnv's begun
So cioie ynur pink eveldls to sleep, my aear,
My darling-one, purn at a star, j
Ami dream happy dreams till 'the morning
dawns clear,
And thethiidowa nt night flee afar. j
. R bum, ui Oo&t HounkHpxng,
CONQUERED BY SNAKES. '
A Gang of Outlaws Hemmed In
I by an Army of Serpenta
The close of the civil war loft aomo por
tions of the South in tho hands of dosper
! ately wicked men. Particular I? was this
; true of parts of Missouri, Mississippi, Ar
kansas IjOuisiana and Tnxae While the
Confederate troops ttad disbanded, and be
fore tho Federal could occupy iho country,
the guerrilla and bushwhacker woro there
1 hart a district assumed to mo along tho
Bt Francis river, Arkansas, and tho total
strength of my command was twenty-eight
men.
; In my territory, says a writer in the New
Tor It .Sun. as 1 soon ascertained, were Bonie
of the woest desporadna in the West, All
had belonged to guerrilla bunds ami nil hud
refused toconiomund surrender m tho close
of the war. Tbe meanest, If not. the worst,
man in my district wiw Captain Dado. He '
wan In command of a dozen outlaws. I sent
tbe desperado word to come m mid surren
der. Ho sent me word, to go to thunder. I
notified bira in. writing that if ho did not
come in by a certain date I should declare
turn an outlaw in lho district, u'ui proceed
to hunt him down ami kill him 11c replied
by woid of mouth that tf 1 did not surren
der to him on or before the same dale he
would proceed to exterminate my com
mand. I gave him ton dayj. having not the
slightest hope that he would coruo in. On ;
tho morning of tho eleventh day I hail a i
call from a native, about twenty live years
joid, who announced hinwolfa "Dan," und
who said ho hud called on a little business
matter. I supposed it to be about a permit,
or to make complaint, but after a bit he ob
served: "Captate, them ten days ar' up, an I
reckon liili Dado hain't ahown hiaself."
No. ho hasn't como in."
, "An' ho won t, uuther ".
"I don't expect ho will."
"Wail, ar' you gwine tor let him an his
ganc keep up thar whoppm1 an' shottiu' an'
kilitn'l"
"No. Bill Dade and hfs gang are now out
htwed by proclamation. 1 am tfomg to hunt
them down and wipe them out."
"Right off. Captain!"
uAs soon as. I can arrange for it " '
"You km .-arranges right now. Captain.
That's wliat I'm yero fur. How much a
head if I wipe out the Dade gungi"
IIow many are thoro?"
"Just live, an' every one of 'cm has com
mitted murder an1 wuaa a dozen times
over."
"I can't offer a reward for their heads. I
have outlawed them, and tlw mmUry au
IhoniiHsbave the right to shoot tutmi on
sight."
At that moment word wiis brought me
that Dado's gang had come wiiiun two miles
of headquarters and murdered two of Usn
command who were stationed at a freed-
man's rendezvous to preserve order. Half
an hour ller the man called Daii departed
on lus m tn hunt, and ho had my aftrevruetiti
in wntni'T that neither tho law nor the mih
tery should truuble him for aiiootiuj? down
any of UiaKiuyj.
Tiiis d.mutj man-hunter stepped into his
canoe ftnd peddled up the river about Hvti
miio". Then ho catered a Iwyou to tho
right, cud carefully made his way to a bit of
high ground about two miks from the
river. All the low lauds were then un
der overflow for ten milea back, Aid he
knew of but oue spot where the outlaws
couid' rendezvous. This was a larger island,
about half a mile nway, and bearing a log
houso and some farm improvements. At
this time the place could bo upprouched only
by water, and Dude was not bluhiug when
Tie dolled me, It is doubtful if nny offer of
reward could have induced a Federal sol
dier to follow Dan. Tho overflow had driven
the reptiles to take rofugo m tho bushes
and trees, and or, his canoe moved in aud out
the hiss of the cotton-mouth und the warn
ing of the rattler carao to bis cars almost
continuously. Half a dozcu times in the
courueof half an hour hideous serpents let
go of tho branches and fell into tho water
with a ioud splash and swam for the canoe,
perhaps hoping to bo carried to the iiia
ground, and at such Umes the man had to
lay down his paddle und beat, lliem off with
a pole. There was danger with every rod
of the journey, and the semi-darkness and
the utter stillness would have Ukon the
courage from on average man.
Dan did not land upon tho island, but
made the circuit of it in hi cauoe, and
satisfied himself that no em Unci was es
tablished here, as hesuspec'ediniKht tic the
case. If one had been posted there he had
been forced to abandon his position by the
thousands of reptiles which tiad been driven
in for shelter. Any craft secltinj; the other
ibiurid must pass here, and any craft Bulk
ing for the river from iiv: other island must
use tins clutnnel. tiatislied t'-tt ho hod loft
no danger behind him, und tmtr his way of
retreat was open if he woi'Q forced to fall
back, Dan cautiously procc.lod oa his
way. It was not yet mid afternoon. It I
was ft hot summer s day, and tficro was j
al:omto silence in the great swamp. Tho
odtlavi'3, rcturacd froui tlicif i iid, would '
extK'et p-u-suit, and. llieroforo, bu watchful.
coveries. One of the men came to the dooi ;
yawued. threw up hut hand, and looked j
about him in a sleepy maimer. There was I
a jug of whisky outride the door, and after
takingn lon;t drink tho fellow sU'jiTtd
over to the fire, threw on a few faggot,
and then lurched into the house. Tho oih -v
discovery was that the back water u the
bayou was ming. Ho git the hint from UK
act ton or I'WiiJi.i aboii H und tho snakes. They
wore pressing toward tno turner grounu on
wnich the houso stood, aud none of thorn
seemed lomind his prowmce.
1'okmg advatihtgo of audi a shelter oa
was afforded, and beiiiR ready at any mo
ment to open the fitit, the man finallv
rojuhed the cabin. Tl was a a lout structure. I
with. a heavy door opening ojlwaid. On j
the piuiui floor wiilii i, sjiawied out in
.ret !! -.-vi f,tiiiKii, were live ftlwitinfj men I
:nn DiKleand his oulhivvs. They wt;re j
not o;;ty friucpiii's, but each man was blind
thuf.'A. ' t
0.i3, revolvers and knives were iyinjj
aboot on tbe floor. Pan could have gonof
MMnfUittt tt It&bM tMU Mte m
heart without rlsit, but he was noteownrd
enoiiKh for this. Ho was thinking that ho
wrva.'didud tho fellows tight and fast,
trwvo twtir weapons, and thou bar thorn in
until he could return fur help and oitpMnsj
the lot for the gallows-tree. This piau i
would have beon carried out but for one
unlooked-for circumstance. Tho snakes Imri
blV.m to t;iko possession of the eabin. A
dozun rushed in through tho open door In
quick succession, and others climbed up to
lho open window, and etthor foil to the Uoor
or squirmed along the logs. Hera was
snfoty from the rifting waters. Their fear .
of man was tempo nu-ily bontimlied by tlw
other danger, and cotton-mouth, rati lor
uud moccasin passed the man at tho door
without thought of uslngtheirdcodly fangs.
Said Dan : u I oai-efully pulled the door to,
snd braced tt shut with a log. Thar was a
wtxiden blind to tho window, aud this I also
shut, and braced. Thar was room enough
under tho door for moreBnakos to got in,
but it would have ttfeon tho strength of ilve
sober men to brook tt down. I cdlkerlated
as how that room would bo holdin' about-a
hundred snakes when the fellows began to
rub their eyes opon, audi felt sure I could
leave the job to them to ftuish."
He had to wado in water knee-dfep before
he got back to bis canoe, and it was after
daylight next morning when ho oamo to my
headquarters to make bis report and ask
for n detail of nun to go back with him.
''W hat do you suppose has happened by
this timet" I asked.
"Dead, sir, ovory man of "em," he re
plied. "Them suakes got over their scare
in about half an hour, aud the first man
who movod to get up had piien shot into
him like a streak of lightning. Thar1 II be
rive corpses thar to be identified, and thar'll
be some property to be divided up."
1 concluded to go along with the detail,
and about noon we reached the place. Wo
hud to kill a score ef reptiles heforo wo
could land. Tiio door and blind wore as
Dun had left thorn. lie advanced alono
to the door, throw It opeu, and, after n
hasty Rhuieo inside, came back to us with
his face an pulo as death.
"Dead, 1 suppose I" I queried.'
UA11 in a heap, sir, aud thar's mo' than a
thousand snakes inside!"
A guerrilla outlaw named Chambers, who
had sworn to lull me, cumo hi foir or fivo
days after tho death of Dade, and bogged
oi" to permit him to surrender and go
homo.
"Hut you have threatened tay life," 1
suid.
"Hurl in I hov, Captain; but I've bin a
fool. I didn't know what you was. When
a man kin hat.dlo surpinta and outlaws like
you twvdonc, what s the use a kiokin agin
him. 1 want to surrender and put an end
to this war."
Two weeks later there wasn't a "htder
out" in my whole district, and it was safo
for men to go everywhere. The sualto
business, which Dan insisted on giving mo
credit for, was of more help than a regiment
of Federal infantry. , mi
PARLOH-CAR SPIES.
Work or the ltegular Watchnrs of PuU.
man Conductors anil I'ortrrs,
Special ugents go every week or two on
each tram that runs with the Pullamn Pal
ace Cur Company's curs. Tl-r-y uro the
company's cluck on tho cotidm-tors and
porioi-a. The Hpeciid aenls arc unit fn-m
ttie coniiiauy'a headquarters und ure kuo'..u
only there. Th-jy carrespond to tho sp.it
tors of atroet-car comii.tuicj, thoii rh u.ry
are better paid and huve a more plmsmit
time of tt, us they have uothinr to do but to
travel arauud, wau h wliut is going on, und
report it.
A special form is printed by the romrviny
for tho use of these ti-uts. A eo 5y ot tt
came into the hands of a Now Ym t St re
porter. It is form H' of thn tvaipaii.v's
blanks, and anumU-r of thiiigs un i be
tilled in. Thm;c I tea; a include ihe Im.-, ho 1
car, tho conductor's nunie, the jricr's
name, from where lo vhero, the i i n1 tt de
parture, the time of umvul, and tl i-uute,
the number of the stciul aent m i ;ei, the
oftieo he bought it at, the cost, and U num.
her of Ids check. T ieso uro required as a
check on him and bin expenses,
After this prelude he is to toll the con
dition of tho ventiia ion of the cur, whether
the bund rniliufia an wiped, tho puitforme
swept, and 1 be stopping box put out at im
portant stat ion. T ie agent must observe
whether tha ivrtoruscs the stcppiiig box
and weiii-s r a jneke.in making bcrtlis und
in pm ;i. c i avsii up iigum, uud wlnihcr tho
fjiMdiau-r ussiais tlu ;rter when the pi
tv,iyy-Vo iiiv in n hurry to go to lied. The
treti!ii.:itl expression of tho report is: "if
Conductor assists Porter in making up and
down berths when passengers are in hurry
to rtHb-o." Oyidumir mid Porter in the rs
port :ifc- sptllea with capital letters, as be
'cra r.; u of inipoHntice. The ajeiit ta to
w,:tchil 'Koik-d linen is exposed iiiuimM
iriiy, and if iliocni diieLoror porier uiink,
pli.yed tv.' il'i, smo!.!', or lake imps v.'i- it
lb.,v ot;v,Iii U) lh! aw ;!ce. If t;:e eonduc '.
ir p'ir i c:'p.iyit visits toother can; or lew
liicir own cur f,jr a moment, the Bp' ;.ii
agent is to r(port tliein, They aw ui:f-M
bo rfi'.'"r:i(-d u they are tmuuly iamiiiur.
Thoi O' ; TiHto bo rvjwrled if heuuts Lit
OT'u;iV u fut.'n 'on rut imuiultg a view of
the l'f;iiH wiii j: he Liitcks tihoes, and the
conductor i to be Tctviried if lie allows
train employes ..to r'"ii -in in the b'i ly the
car. Trainmen musw sUj in the unun of the
car.
One side of the folded report is to tell
these things. On lb1; other mur: h it bMtia
for a detailed etateuient of overy hcnii in
tho car, both uppJi and IoW'.t. Tho
berths occupied bytiiec.inducfoni::d porter
are to be murked specially 'ihe occupant
of eaeh berth is to be given and the dis
tance he travels, At the foot is a marking
space for the manner and cft.'cienry of tho
conductor and tho pur'or. When Imj blank
is Ailed out it is turned in at the company's
office. It is aot likely tha toe special agent
can get much sloop if th! train muiwH many
stops. Uo would I. '.vo io be wutcning tbu
passengers to sen who got on and oil.
Ha (sitting sh iue piano) "What
ball I play, M1m Oe TempsP" 8he
"0, 1 do wish you would play that
favorite of yours 'The Kaoesv I think
It'to&Uad." Hs'-IdoD'tunderstand."
She (Innocently) "Why, Mr. Brown
told me yesterday, when 1 asked him
where you were, that you were out at
the park pl&ylnrr tbe races, eo I up
posed you would be willing to play it
for me." He (under his breath)
"Walt till I catch Tom Brown.' K. V.
WANTED.
To trade fruit trees for
lumber, oats, wheat, hay
and dressed pork. My stock
of trees for this year is 'very
fino and will be sold for bed
rock prices for cash. Send
bill for prices to
M. L. Fokstkb,
)j Your
I Christmas
VII I L9 M
two ounce bag, and two
fag coupons inside each four
! ounce bag of BlackweH's
M Durham. Buy a bag of
13s this celebrated tobacco
ss and read the coupon
Hf which gives a list of val
Q liable presents and how
0 to get them.
Albany Furniture Co,
(INCORPORATED)
BALTIMORE BLOCK, Albany, Oregon.
Furniture, Carpets, Linoleums, matting, etc. j
Picture? and. Picture molding.
Undertaking a Specialty.
Victors Are Best.
Victor Non Puncturablti Tire, No. 103, is the lights'
running wheel on earth. The best iB tho chcnpust in the
end. LargHsl stock of second-hand wheels on the ctmnt..
Everything as represented. Write for list.
Head iuarte"ii for sundries and athletic goodr, 130 ixtli.
Struct and 311 Aider Street, Portland, Oregon.
OVERMAN WHKEL COMPANY.
V. B. Kehsak, Manager.
0
rcgoii Central
& Eastern,
II. XI. CO.
Yaquina Bay Route.
Connectini! al Yacuimi Huv with tlie Hun
Kraneiitro uihI Vuiiiiiia liity HleitiKHiiip
Steairsliip "Farallon"
8nil from Yuqiilna Ituv tvurv ciiilit (lay
for Sati Kraiioirn. I'oiw Buy, Port Orfortl,
Triniiliui soil ilumliolilt lliiy.
Passenger Accommoda
tions Unsurpassed.
HhorkMt Route Hi'twemi the Willamette
Valley and Calilorniu.
Fare irom Alhaity ninl l'ointu Wtst tt. Hurt
IraticiHco:
Cabin
... $ IS 00
.... 4 110
; SwcritKf
To Coo. Day and Port Orfortl :
I Cabin 6 00
To Huniholtlt Day:
C'abjn (X)
: Bound Trip Uoid for 60 Days Sinl.
RIVER DIVISION.
Steamers "ALBANY" .ami "VVM. M
HOAU," newly furnished, leave Albany
dally, except SiitunlayK, at H a. M . urriviiiK
at Portland the same day at 6 r. .
KeturtiiiiK, boata leave Portland aanie
davs aa above at li a. h., arriving al Albany
at'7:4fi p. m. ,1. (;. Mayo,
Eowif Stonb, Sttp't Itivor Division.
MantiKer, II. H. BAeitv,
H. L. Wai.iikn, Au't. 0.p itevere Houtte
AKent, Depot Albany,
Whon in Watorloo call on City Drug
Store for heuduche cure,
Uo to A. . Davis for soilu water,
coco coin, and milk nhitkeH.
B. & B. are the Initials of Bach &
Buhl but their grorairie are A I.
Overalls with aprons or without, oflu
a pair nt the Racket rltore. Alao have
juitt received a lurge amount of new
ftlltt Sgn l fall ktM lb,
Many thousand dollars
worth of valuable articles
suitable for Christmas
gifts for the young and
old, are to be given to
smokers of BlackweH's
Genuine Durham To
bacco. You will find
one coupon inside each
j
popular mm
Ntilnre, iMVntl.in,
lM.m!i, ""il'i'i.l'.V, (jfllt
Formerly Boston Journal of Chemistry
Enlaruod and Improved
Cimbtmin liupe ntiiiilnT of Phort,
Rttay, I'f.ieth'ttl, liitt'i'ttnliiir nnil pn.
itlar, hch't'iilli. iirtiide, r lint cut. Ik?
Appii i'liiiHl mid eiijuvcrl bv im.v lutcl
liuotit render, even tliitiiii lie knew
little or noihltiK of Science.
Profusoly Illustrated and Freo
From Technicalities.
NewHitnalerii, 10 ri.it.. II t .00 per yAi
-Meiilluti tat paper for a wimple citpy.-ta
LargoBt Circulation of any
Bolantlfio Paper In the World
I'tm.MlHI) MONTHLY BY
HnJ. Lilhird, New York.
Albany Steam Laundry
RICHARDS S PHILLIPS, Proprs,
Albany, Oregon
All Orders Receive Prompt
Attention.
Special Rates for
Family Washings,
SutiHfuotiiui Guaranteed or Moneji
Refunded.
J. F. HYDE, Agent,
JjiI.ii non, p Orciion.
Rlpnnn Tabulea: at druggists.
Rlpani Tubulofl cure d ipepsla.
Ripatifl Tubules cure nausea.
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