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PILES " I have suffered with piles for thirty- six ye.rs, One year ago last April I be gan taking Cascarets for constipation. In the course of a week I noticed the piles began to disappear and at the end of six a___ V» ll weeks they ilid not trouble me a at t a all. Cascareti have clone wonders for me. I am entirely cured and feel like a new man.'1 George Kryder, Napoleon, O. Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. Taste Good. I>o G ood. N e v e r S ick en ,W ea k en o r Gripe. 30c. 25c. 50c. N e v e r sold in bulk. T h e gen uino tablet stam ped C C C. Guaranteed to Cure or your money back. 820 OWARD E. BÜRTON — AsMjer an<l Chomint. Lead ville, Colorado. BptHdmon prices: Gold, Bilvcr, Lead, SI. Gold, Silver, 73c; Gold. fiOe; Zinc or Topper. $1. M u lin g envelopes and fu ll pricelist sent oik application. Control and ümidrc work so licited. Reference: Carbonate National Bank. H Then The girdle The begin lie lln ffg e d IT e r. Male Graduate—I propose to the earth. Female Graduate—-Why do you on such a big thing? E x lrs iu e C o n s e rv a tiv e «. It Is the habit of some people to condemn everything they are nientallv Incapable of understanding, and the Insist upon calling it "conservatism" Instead of Ignorance. W it h 111a t 's u a l Thum p. HEAT CAUSES DEATH Withering Blast Sweeps Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma. VEGETATION IS KILLED THEREBY Mr«. Jeuner Lee Onclogo — Did you fro that earthquake shock this morning? Mrs. Selldom Holme-— Very distinctly but I thought it wan my husband getting Ten People Dead and Many Prostra out of bed. tion»—Corn Shriveled Up by 111 m l l u l l t l l n i r S ite . Fierce Blasts. "That lot you sold me at Lonesome- hurst is all covered with water," said the city man to the agent. Kansas City, Aug. 17.— Unusually "Su re!" said the fleshy man; "we'rs intense heat, officially recorded by the going to stock it for Ashing next sea government weather bureau as high ae 50 Tie-makers to manufacture son!"— Yonkers Statesman. 110 degrees, caused at Kastten deaths, White Cedar Pole Ties, hewn 2- A Sad L u c k . numerous prostrations and much dam face. Five years work for good Speeder— That auto of mine doesn't age yesterday in Missouri, Kansas and men. Plenty of work for all. Oklahoma. Throughout the Southwest go fast enough." A. F. E S T A B R O O K CO. the day was the most trying since the Roaster— W h at’s the matter? BANDON, COOS COUNTY, OREGON As the Speeder— Several victims have com devastating drouth o f 1901. plained that they knew what struck withering winds swept across the plains A pure phosphate them, which means something defec much vegetation fell. baking powder that In this city the heat continued and tlve. And I am not cruel. does all that the high priced baking prostrated a score, some o f whom are powders w ill do and d f* a * v u ie !t (e f o r a S c o r p i o n . in a dangerous condition. The Union it better. It raises the If a seorpUn finds himself licked by dough and makes light depot was like an oven. Babies be er, sw eeter and bette: a centipede, which is usually the case, came seriously ill and medical attention risen foods. Sold by g i o cers 2 5 c per pound. 11 though both little things put up a was needed before their mothers could you w ill sencf us your | desperate fight, the scorpion commits resume their journeys. The distress of nam e and address, we «rill send you a hook on health and baking powder. suicide. It twists Its tail portion and a party o f immigrants was great. stings itself in the back of the neck CFESCENT MFG. CO. Seattle, Wn. The likelihood of an ice famine added and drops d*ud. to the gravity o f the situation here. Dealers reported that the factories N o t V e t, b u t S o m e t im e . Man from khe City— You intend to were running night and day, but that the demand had exceeded the supply. keep bees, I suppose. Suburbanite— Some day, perhaps. At Most o f the dealers refused to deliver present we are devoting our entire euer- more than 25 pounds to any residence, f COFFEE gies to keeping a cook. snd feared they would have to cut this 1 TEA SPICES quota down. O n l y n C o n t r i b u t o r . BAK NO POWDER A t Wellington, Kan., the official “H e’s a regular contributor to your ■ I-XTÍUCTS paper, isn’t he?” asked the caller. "O, temperature was 106. Corn was suf J U S T R IG H T The yes,” replied the city editor; “but we fering greatly in that district. haven’t used any of his stuff for day was the hottest Topeka has had for CLOSSETaiÆYERS years.” “But I thought you said he eight years, 102 degrees being official r __ PORT LAND. ORE. J was a regular contributor?” “So I did. ly recorded. Two prostrations resulted He contributes just the same.”— Yon there. MEN WANTED CRESCENT BAKING POWDER .G o ld e n kers Statesman. S lu llin g ; AI.BERTA WHEAT LAND $'iS Per Acre H im . “You people are at peace with all the world,” remarked the foreigner. “ What do you need of a standing army and a big navy?” “ Principally,” said the native, “to 10 Years’ Time These lands o f Canadian Pacific R ailw ay produoe from 86 to 60 bushels o f w heat, 75 to 100 bushels o f oats, per acre. A ll near railw ays, towns and schools. Positively the bx st w heat land proposition fo r men o f m derate means. N o cr< p failures. Send todav fo r fre e illustrated literature. Special rates 1st and 15th c f every month. keep Capt. Hobson quiet."— Chicago Tribune. Of all the boy workers in London, newsboys are the healthiest, barbers* boy* the most unhealthy— a tribute to tin open-air life. IDE-M’C AR TH Y LAND CO. Genl. I,and Agts. Canadian Pacific R. R. 425-26 Lumbermen*» Building PORTLAND. OR* A statue of King Ilenry VI is being placed outside of Salisbury cathedral, England, as a memorial to tlie late Dean Webb. _____________ ____ S u re of U is n u * . “Bertha, where is my hat? I laid It down here a little while ago.” “ Sure, missus, Fido’s takin* a nap in it. Don’t talk so loud, or ye’ll wake tbs little dariint.” QUALI TY OF I N S T R U C T I O N ----------- TH E ----------- H I C K - S T A N D A R D SCHOOL of its kind in the Northwest, we invite the investigation of those who want the best in a practical education. Let us prove luperiority. Call, phone or write. Cat alogue, business forms and penwork free. L o o k !u ir Ahead. “Old chap, what are you growing those umbrageous side whiskers for?” “I’ll tell you if you won’t say an y thing about it. I know of a big de partment store where there’s going to be a vacancy In the floorwalker’s job In a few weeks, and I’m going to apply for it.”— Chicago Tribune. PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE F rom llie S e rv a n t»* T a b le . V an Antler— I think we are sure of a good dinner to-n igh t You know my Tenth and Morrison g Portland, Oregon new English butler does the entire c a A. P. A r m s t r o n g , L L . B., P r in c ip a l tering for the household. G rubb— Can you rely on him to------ ? V an Antler— Not always, but this evening I request ed him to send us up something from the kitchen table.— Puck. “The School of Quality” Lu ck at Ia iN t. “I’se done had do proof dat dar’s luck in a rabbit’s foot,” said Erastus Pinkly. “W h at were de proof?” “I done sold de one I s been earryin’ so long to a superstitious white lady foh fo’ bits.”— Washington Star. A Out-of-Towa People Should remem ber lh at our fo rce is so arranged that W E C A N DO T H E IR E N T IR E C K O * N . B R ID G E A N D P L A T E W O R K IN A D A Y if n e c ta ry . P O S IT I V E L Y P A I N L E S S E X T R A C T IN G F R E E w h .n plates or bridges are or dered. W E R E M O V E T H E M OST S E N S IT IV E T E E T H A N D ROOTS W IT H O U T T H E L E A S T P A IN . N O S I U D E N T S , no uncertainty. For the N ^xt Fifteen Days W e w dl giv e you a good 22k gold or porce lain crown f o r .................................................$3.5C 22k bridge teeth ............................................... 3.50 Molar crow n ..................................................... 5,00 Gold or enamel fillin gs..................................... 1.00 Silver fi‘lin gs.......................................................... 50 Good rubber p la tes.......................................... 6.00 The best red rubber p la tes............................ 7.00 Painless extra ction s...............................................50 A L L W O R K G U A R A N T E E D 15 Y E A R S P re s id e n t a n d M a n a g e r The Wise Dental Co. (IN C .) Third and Washington Sts. PO RTLAND , OREGON th e T ru th . Exact truthfulness, according to 8 writer in the. Sketch, had its proper reward in the following instance: Teacher— Now can you tell me what the olfactory organ is? Boy— Please, sir, no, sir. Teacher—Quite right. OK. W A. W .S E 22 n a n a Leader in Painless Denta W ork in Portland. D r. W . A . W i s e Nom e f o r Ile y o n d R e fo r m a tio n . Patience— She says she married him to reform him. Patrice— And be says he w as a fool when he married her. “W ell, she says she hasn’t reformed him a bit.”— Yonkers Statesman. F a c ie »» N ow . "Just my luck,” groaned Uncle A b ner. “I’ve spent $500 and six months’ time in patenting a churn, and now they’ve found out how to make butter out of kerosene.” C o lo r n u «l M en . "B u t sometimes it’s right to tell a white lie. isn’t It?” "Perhaps. But I notice that when a man gets that idea once, it isn’t long till he becomes color blind.”— Cleve land Leader. The manufacture of wire glass is of S t Louis origin, and the largest factory in the world devoted to this product is in that city. It employs 3f>0 men. For Highest Quality use B A K IN G POW DER Kef ; OUNCES __ 2 5 O u n c e s tor 2 5 C e n t s M ade from pure, carefully tested materials. G et a can on trial Y o u never s a w such cakes and biscuit T h ey ’ll open you r eyes. Hu mar P* " 'G u a ra n i..4 o n d a r all r m Food Laws C AN K E R A T T A C K S TREES. I Orchardiets Find It Moat Trouble some Pest in Noithwest. Black spot canker is one o f the most troublesome fruit pests o f the North west and one which fruit growers must understand and be able to recognize if they expect to make headway against it. During the fall the spores or “ seeds” are lodged on'the apples, being distrib uted by the wind or other agencies. Later, when the apples are stored, in cellars where there is an abundance of moisture “ sweating” occurs, a condi tion very favorable for the germination o f spores. Black spot canker is responsible for the great part o f fruit rotting that occurs. The most effective treatment is a thorough spraying with bordeaux mixture in November, when the spores or seeds are floating in the orchard. Because the fungus givec such slight evidence o f its presence in the bark in the fall, and because so apparent in the spring, many orchardista make the mis take o f attempting to combat it in the spring after it has already gotten in the bark. Such treatment is ineffect ual, however. The spore must be killed before it has germinated. D E PO S IT I O BE MINED. Nehalem “ Beeswax" Hat Been Found to Be Ozocerite. That the product found in the sand at the mouth o f the Nehaiem ’river, pop ularly believed to be beeswax from a wrecked Spanish galleon, is valuable substance known to chemistry as ozo cerite, was the statement made by J. J. Walter, president o f the Neoarney City Hyrdocarbon Oil company, a cor poration organized to exploit the pro duct. For years visitors to that coast have picked up the wax-like lumps that have strewn the I beach k there. The general opinion has prevailed that it was beeswax brought from Manila for one of the Spanish settlements in Cali fornia and that the Bhip was wrecked there. The discovery was made as early as 1813 by the Indians. K it Carson, the famous scout, now employed as an assayer by the govern Q U AKE FELLS M O U N TA IN . ment, visited the place and announced that the supposed beeswax was none Thousands ot Buildings Destroyed and other than ozeerite, a product o f hydro carbon oil, found only in South Am er Great Property Loss. ica and in small quantities in Northern Tokio, Aug. 17.— Reports received Europe. today concerning the earthquake in Central Japan Saturday, show there A L L N A T IO N S INVITED . were many fatalities and great damage was done to property. The dead at present are said to number 30, though Official Call Is Issued for Fourth Dry Farming Congress. it is feared further fatalities w ill be reported from the outlying districts. Billings, Mont.— Secretary John T. The number of persons injured is 82. Burns has issued the official call for the Thus far 362 buildings, including many fourth annual session o f the Dry Farm temples, are reported to have been de ing congress, to be held at Billings, stroyed and more than 1,000 others Mont., October 26-27-28, 1909. The badly damaged. call is addressed to the president o f the The town o f Asaku, in Gifu, suffered United States, the diplomatic repre terribly. The banks o f the Hida river sentatives o f foreign nations, ministers broke and the country is inundated. and secretaries o f agriculture o f all The people o f the district fled to high countries, governors o f states, presi ground and remained in the open all dents o f agricultural colleges, state night. Intermittent shocks were fe lt land boards, state engineers, state throughout Saturday night and early boards o f agriculture, national, state Sunday morning. and county agricultural associations, The mountain Ibuki, a short distance or grange lodges, livestock associa west o f Gifu, collapsed with a thun tions, horticultural societies, county derous roar. commissioners, mayors o f cities, presi Slight damage was done at Nagoya, dents o f towns, all commercial bodies, to the southward o f Gifu, and neigh railroad and immigration companies boring villages. and members of the Dry Farming con gress. In addition to these the call is C A N A D A C A N 'F E E D BRITAIN. sent to about 30,000 individual farm ers and others interested in agriculture Grain Crop o f Dominion is Reported in the West* Greatest in History. Big Washington Project. Winnipeg, Aug. 17.— From all points in Manitoba, Alberta, Saskatchewan and British Columbia the unanimity of opinion points to the anticipatory re sult o f this year’s harvest as being the greatest in the history o f the Canadian West. In some places, such as South ern Alberta, the phenomenal growth makes it hard for the people to con ceive such pro.-pects. Farmers are now busy gathering the hay crop, which is a heavy one. The grain har vest will be general during the latter part o f the present month. The statement is made on good au thority that the completed Grand Trunk Pacific railway from Winnipeg to Ed monton is tributary to wheat lands cap able of feeding the whole people o f Great Britain and Ireland in case o f need. Kennewick—That preliminary plans have been made for a big irrigation project, which will water thousands of acres o f sagebrush land in Grant county are under way, is the informa tion given out by J. M. Spencer of Plains, Mont. Mr. Spencer, who has largo land interests in the Crab creek country, says that the farmers in that section have begun active preparations to place 550,000 acres under irrigation by means o f a pipe line to be built from the Columbia river to the Crab creek valley in Grant county. It w ill cost $5,000,000 to complete this gigantic undertaking, which will be one o f the longest gravity systems in the world. The pipe line will run more than 100 miles before it reaches the nearest land to be watered and the farthest; point will be the Columbia Plan Red Cross Annex. river, on the northern boundary o f London, Aug. 17.— Based on the Ger Benton county. man and Japanese models, the war office has issued proposals for a great Central Oregon Settling Up. voluntary Red Cross scheme in connec Burns— Notwithstanding heavy im tion with the territorial army plan. It migration and settlement the past few will he worked in connection with the years, there are yet in Harney county i xisting Red Cross society and St. over 3,000,000 acres o f government Johns Ambulance society and would land subject to entry, including timber, provide the entire country with com grazing, mineral and agricultural plete organizations. Men and women land, a greater area than the entire are to be trained in establishments in state o f New Jersey, and two-thirds every territorial area as nurses, the area o f the whole o f Massachusetts. stretcher bearers and other branches of Up to a short time ago, this vast the Red Cross service. domain was devoted entirely to stock raising, immense herds o f cattle, sheep Spanish Turn on Moors. and horses feeding over the illimitable Madrid, Aug. 17.— Fighting between ranges during the greater part o f the the Moors and Spaniards was resumed year, while large quantities o f hay today at Melilla. A fte r a disastrous have been cut for their winter use. week for the forces under General This has been changed. The past Mar ina, during which the Moors have few seasons have brought hundreds of kept the garrison o f 38,000 men closely industrious settlers who are opening up hugging the walls o f the city while farms and meeting with the moat en they poured shot into the fortifications couraging success in agriculture. from the mountainside, Marina moved aggressively against the tribesmen to Cretan Government Resigns. day. The long expected munitions ar Canea, Island o f Crete, Aug. 17.— rived several days ago and in spite o f The British battleship Swiftaure ar the attempts o f the Moors a number of rived today in Huda bay. The Cretan French field guns have reached Marina. government has resigned and the ad ministration o f the island has been en Yuma Flooded by Rain. trusted to provisional committees. The Yum a/Ariz.,’ Aug. 17.— The most committees have had the armed peas disastrous rain storm experienced in ants expelled from the fortress which this vicinity since the great flood o f they occupied Saturday night, intend 1891, when the downtown part o f the ing to resist tbe order o f the powers city was washed away and hundreds that the Greek flag be lowered. The o f people rendered homeless, broke committees, however, have not had the over Yuma today. Tbe adobe houses flags hauled down, tut probably will at of the poorer classes crumbled like tbe proper time. sugar. Dozens o f families were com pelled to move out, wading waist deep Suit to Oust Book Trust. in the water, which poured over win Newport, Ark., Aug. 16.— Suit has dow eille. been filed in the Jackeon Circuit court by R. E. Jeffrey, prosecuting attorney, Big Sperm Whale Taken. and Hal L. Norwood, attorney general Victoria, Aug. 17.— The eteamer of Arkansas, against the American Tees, which arrived from the weat Book company. The state aaks the coast of Vancouver ialand this after exacting of fines amounting to $2,000,- noon, brought newa that a sperm 000 and the ousting of the defendant whale, the first taken since iaat year, company. It ia alleged in tbe suit that was caught hy the Kuyoquot whalers the American Book company, aa pub last week, and 68 barrels of oil taken lisher and distributor of school books, from the whale. maps, etc., ia party to a poo! or trust. T H E GAME. n ic o tin e E ven ■ s tre e t C a r C m p a n f C a n n o t B e H o n ea t. . The csr was crowded, but the two pretty girls who entered it at Madison avenue had no trouble in getting seats. They thanked the men who gave them places, and immediately fell into an absorbing conversation, so absorbing that one of them did not look up when the conductor called for fares. H« glanced at her doubtfully, but uftet a second's hesitation, passed on; it was almost beyond human possibility to be certain of every one at the crowded hour. As they left the car, one of the girls turned to the other triumphantly. “ An other nickel in !” she exclaimed. “ Another nickel? What do you mean?" the other asked, puzzled. Claire laughed, showing her pret tiest dimple, “ i mean," she explained, “that that’s five nickels I ’ve saved this week by free rides. Of course I don’t rare for the nickels, but it's loads of fun to do it." "But—Claire Ellis— It isn't honest!" Claire laughed again. “ What’s the harm?" she a ;ked. "The company's far too rich. Lots of people do It, only they don’t own up." “ But I should think the conductor would catch you.” "That's just the fun of It— I ’ve found out how. I f I think the conductor is going to ask me, I Just smile right Into his eyes. They never Insist when you do that. Once, though, I did near ly get caught. I took a big chance that time, for I ’d been shopping, and had spent every cent except a ten-dol- lar bill—and the conductor was a grim old thing, who wouldn’t know a pretty girl from a cow! When he said, ’Fare, miss,’ I was scared for a Becond; then before I realized It, my life was saved. The man who had given me his seat and was standing Just in front of me. said. ’I paid for that young lady—I gave you two tickets.’ The conductor looked doubtful, but he couldn't be sure because the car was crowded, so after an instant he went on." "But, Claire E llls - to let f strange man pay for you!" Claire flushed a little. "W ell, of course I didn’ t quite like it, but what could I do?" ahe protested. "And I'm sure he was very nice about it, only he did keep staring at me afterward. I wouldn't have father know it for anything—he’s so fussy over some things. Don’t you dare breathe it to a living soul, Hess Harrl- man!”— Youth’s Companion. Q u e e r S t o r p A new machine automatically weighs or measures a medicine and fills eight capsules while one Is filled by hand. Chao Plng-chun, vice president of the Chinese ministry of Interior, has been ordered to retire, owing to his opium habits. The United States government main tains fifty-seven wireless telegraph stations and has ninety-six vessels fitted out with such facilities. Helium Is the ideal gas for all lighter than air airships, said Prof. Erdmann the other day in a lecture in Berlin. Had Count Zeppelin used it, he declared, the catastrophe at Ech- terdingen last August would never have occurred. Next year’s International exhibition In Brussels is to have a very uncom mon feature. It la proposed to give an ocular display of the misery and poverty In which the Belgian home workers exist, with a view of bringing their needs under public notice. A new social experiment has been made by the authorities of Charlotten- burg, Berlin's fashionable suburb. They have appointed to their element ary schools women officials under the title of “ Schulschwester,” or school sisters, whose function It Is specially to look after the health of the chil dren. The hen gathers, mixes and puts to gether in organic form, 650 grains of water, 120 grains of fat, 106 grains of lime, eighty grains of albumen, twenty-six grains of sugar and ten grains of ash. With her marvelous Inside fixtures she puts her humhle grist together and ahells out the most miraculous of animal products— the egg.—Farm Journal. The total electric light and power generating capacity In Japan at the end of 1908 was 86,606 kilowatts, an Increase of 12,000 kilowatts over 1907. Of thl3 capacity 54,550 kilowatts was generated hy steam.31,951 kilowatts hy water power and 105 kilowatts by gas engines. I.asf year the Tokio Electric Light Company began taking power from Katsura, forty-seven miles dis tant, the voltage being 55,000 The Turkish bath as known In the west differs materially from the Turkish bath as used In the east. Ac cording to P. O. Aflea, wanderer and mighty hunter, the difference lies In the fact that at home the bath Is vis ited only by men who wear broad cloth, whereas In Damascus almost the poorest are able to frequent it. Dis robing In the nafotirah men are to he seen whose wardrobe would not fetch a sovereign. l ’»e o f S a lt. Fait in moderate quantities is good for everybody. It aids digestion, and, better still, It makes one thirsty. If we eat plenty of salt and salty foods we will drink more water, snd most people do not drink enough water. Try eating a raw apple sprinkled with salt. It is very good, particularly good for children. Pepper, on the other hand, and spices should not be given to children, unless In the most meager quantities. At many of the sanitariums the food Is not seasoned at all, except with salt. D e la y e d hy F fld o . T h , New Husband—See her«, pet, I’m awfully anxious to get to the office early this morning. Can’t we have breekfxetr The New W ife— Why, Alfred deer, of course we cawn’ t have breakfast until rido get« np.—Cleveland Plain Dealer. M R » For Infan ts ar«i CW M ren, The Kind You Have Always Bought ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT. AYegelable Preparatoli forAs similatiii^ the FoodandRi’öula ling lite Stanaci» aodtimds of Bears the I n f a n t s / C h il d r e n S ign a tu re * Promotes DigestionJCkcrful ness and Rrst.Contams neifer Opium.Morphine nor Mineral. N o t N a r c o t ic of . Ary* i/OM fkJM ZLm W t Hnpkin jkx SAum Strdm # JkM teUts- j4fu.u Srtd *• dBKukfi*# WrmSefd- QenfkJ SLtjgr kmr. • MKtoyrsmrt' U se For O ver T h irty Y e a rs Aperffct Remedy forrrmsfi(n tlon, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea Worms .ConvulsMis.Feverish ness and Loss OF S leep . FacSir.uk Signature of N E W YORK. A t b months old J 5 D O S E S -3 5 C E N T S Exact Copy P ro fite d of C Wrapper. S o in r b V d x . "Gwlmple, how have you invested your profits in that little wheat deal?” ‘‘ ‘Profits'! Huh! Buggies, the profits In that transaction ara invested In a neat but gaudy promissory note, .«.cured by mortgage, on which I am paying interest at 6 per cent." Mothers w ill find Mrs. W in slo w 's Soothing Syrup the bi-st re m ed y to uso lux their ch U drsa l u r i n g the teething period. h 'alstt S D AISY Ï 0 ffntnre o f t h e O f f e n s e . “ n * testified that tbe agents of the company tried to bribe him, eh? What could have beea his motive in giving them away?” “ It Is generally aupposed that they didn't offer him quite ae much as he bad expected." Don’ t dope yourself for every little pain. It only hurts your stomach. Such pain comes usually from local inflammation. A little rubbing with Hamlins Wizard Oil will stop it im mediately. on Pence. “ Won’t it be lovely when peace reigns throughout th* world?” she ex claimed. "Yes." replied the man, “ and I think there’d be money In bidding for the guns and other Junk the nations would have to sell.— Philadelphia Pub’ lc Ledger. FLY I A KILLER placed »ay« w h e re , Mt tra c ts and k ill* a ll Alee tire. Nmt, « lean, orna mental, conven ient, «-heap. Laate a il apmaod . Made of' metal. oannot spill o r tip over, will not soil o f in ju re anythin*. Uunranteea eifuo» O f a ll d e a le r « or Bent prepaid fo r gu cent». HAftOLD SOMERS, 160 DcKalb Ave., Brooklyn, N. V. FonCATARRH or the BLADDER« URINARY DISCHARGES e t c . AT DRUGGISTS.OR TRIAL BOX B Y MAIL 50c FROM P L A N T E R .9 3 HENRY AT. BROOKLYRHY — B E W A R E O F IM IT A T IO N S .— ^ I f y*u ru(ftr frmn F t., K.lhen H loknes^Sw m s or h e.e ch.t'lr.u, or f, 1 - 11 . 1 » U.»*. U,. ei.T.ry wut r.lii-v« n rm, »-..I ell J "U s i . 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