Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19??, March 31, 1911, Image 3

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BET THIS NOBBY SUIT
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for lea* ptor.ry than
they ara now paving for ready
made, out-of-dale ckthiu»
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order k* get our exclusive style«,
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finest suit* ever made Take two ot
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for you; own suit Ea*y to U k em a*
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tte fur
mvh a portfolio containing «•» hand
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styles of coats, and all nece*»ary sta
tiouery and inf ruiation th at wi!
start you a t one« in a profitable
pleasant business
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hours' examination
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must lte*ati»fied with slvle fit an1 goal
ily before pay n* And don't fo rte t-
C om e to m o st people a n d cause m an y ■ all T ailed a t th e Fam oua Old Cam ­
tro u b le s,—pim ples, b o i's a n d o th e r
p a n ile of M ontauban Fall In
Ruins.
e ru p tio n s, besides loss of a p p e tite , th a t
tire d feeling. biliousness, In digestion
T h e tow n of M ontauban, F ra n c a ,
a n d headache.
T h e sooner you g e t rid of th em the w as p roud of his bell tow er. It w as
b e tte r, and the w ay to g e t rid of them b u ilt by a rich citizen In th e s ix te e n th
a n d to build up th e sy ste m is to tak e
j c e n tu ry and n am ed fo r him th e bel-
j fry of L a u tle r, n e a rly 100 fe e t ta ll
¡a n d 25 fe e t sq u a re ; th e g re a t bell on
T he S p rin g M edicine p a r excellence
a s show n by unequaled, ra d ic al and Its top h a s called th e people to all
th e Im p o rta n t e v e n ts In th e to w n 's
p e rm a n e n t cures.
G et It today In u su al liquid form or h isto ry .
chocolated ta b le ts know n a s S a rsa ta b s .
R e ce n tly It sounded Its ow n d e ath
J note. T he tow n began to tre m b le and
th e v ib ratio n of th e top w as enough
M O H A I R
" S m - to s a t th e bell ringing, w a rn in g all ffrit«
W r i t e T o d a y f o r P r ic e s
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W* Pay th« Express on Everything.
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u n i a t e o f Hu* g r e a t o p p o r tu n ity
af d u st and bro k en sto n es.
3 ARAGON TAILORING COMPANY, D ep t. j 4 . CiilCACC
W hile not so c e le b ra te d as th e Cam-
AND KODAK
1 U F P L I E S panll# of V enice, w hich m e t th e sam e
W rit« fo r c a ta lo g u e s a n d l i t e r a t u r e .
D « v * lo p in * fa te a few y e a rs ago, it w as a s d e a r
FARE AT HARVARD IN 1S5C
a nd p r in t in g . M ail o r d e r s g iv e n p r o m p t a tt e n ti o n
to M ontauban, a n d th e tow n m o u ru s
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u s y o u r c lip o r w r i te f o r i n fo r m a tio n .
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7 1 2 C o u c h B u ild in g , P o r t l a n d , O r .
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• e n t o n a p p lic a tio n . C o n tro l a n d U m p ire w o r k « »
lic ita d . R e fe re n c e : C a rb o n a te N a tio n a l B a n k .
BELMONT AUTO SCHOOL
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ret the most thorough instruction* m 4rm«g
practical work that rai be produced, aisa
lathe work, drill press and lorgmg.
Finely equippod madne shop and school
room Tuition fee $35 cash. $40
payments $10 per week.
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/ Guarantee A ll M y Work.
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DR. ELOF T. HEDLUND,
DENTIST
N o w lo c a te d a t f o u r t h flo o r W a s h i n g t o n B ld g .
C o r n e r W a s h , a n d 4 th S t* . P O R T L A N D , O R .
WESTERN
MANTLES
and
K e ro se n e
L. A. KLEIN t CO.. Inc.. DUlributcrs
P o r tl a n d . O n .
8 F ro n t S tre e t
M ost e c o n o m ic a l a n d e ff e c tiv e f o r h o u s e
a n d sch o o l h e a tin g .
J. C. BAYER FURNACE CO.
Front and Market Sts.
Portland, Or.
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TEA SPICES
BAKING POWDER
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CLOSSET a DEVERS
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PORTLAND. ORE.'
C olonial M eeting H ouses In W in te r.
In w in te r th e colonial m e e tin g house
w a s a cold place. It m ay b« said
t h a t th e c o n g reg a tio n s a t “ sh iv e rin g
on th e b rin k ” of p e rd itio n , If th e Icy
te m p e ra tu re of th e ho u se a n d th e t e r
rib le d o c trin e s of th e se rm o n a re to
b e ta k e n to g e th e r.
S am u el S ew all
n o te s th a t th e re w as a " g re a t cough­
in g ” in th e c o n g re g a tio n ; th a t th e
sa c ra m e n t b re ad w as fro ze n h a rd as
pebbles, a n d pieces of it ra ttle d as
th e y fell In th e p e w te r p la te s.—
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B lis s’s " S ''1''
F e a ts
in o i i i n o i n g .
N ot only h ave som e of th e p e a k s
n e a r P o n tre sln a been a scen d ed th is
w in te r, b u t also som e of th e h ig h est
m o u n ta in s In S w itz erlan d , Including
th e Ju n g fra u .
F e a ts In w in te r clim b
Ing a re now o ften p e rform ed w hich a
few y e ars ago w ould have been consld
e re d Im poeelb'e.
Defy Decay.
C y p ress w a te r ta n k s h a v e been
know n to defy decay fo r m o re th a n a
q u a rte r of «■ c--*
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NO DUST
SWEEPING COMPOUND
C le a n s a n d b r i g h t e n s C a r ­
p e ts . R u g s . L in o le u m s a n d
F lo o rs . A b s o r b s t h e g e r m ­
la d e n d u s t . S a v e s d u s t i n g
a n d b e a tin g c a r p e t s .
P e r b b l., 200 l b s . .. $5.00
P e r b b l.. 1 6 0 1 b * ... 4.00
75-lb. m e t a l d r u m 2.50
O r d e r b y m a il o r t h r o u g h
y o u r g ro ce r.
CRESCENT CHEMICAL CO.
626 W 'a s h in g to n S t .. P o r tl a n d . O r.
flg e le y
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A LC O H O L
O P IU M — TOBACCO
B « b lU P o * !tiT « l/ C u red .
O n ly a a th o r iz e d K e e le j I n ­
s t i t u t e 1* O re g o n . W rit«
f o r l ll n s t r s t e d c lrr^ ils r.
tO lIY INXTITUW- 7 1 K. 11TM * .
PORTLANI 3,O R EG O N
Painless Dentistry
COLDS
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hostetter’s
Stomach
Bitters
IT ALWAYS 6IVES SATISFACTION
AVOID SUBSTI.UT S
WOMAN
ESCAPES
OPERATION
WasCuredbyLydiaE.Pink-
ham’s Vegetable Compound
A Corking Good Smoke!''
FO R SA LE
W em an S urgeon P lay* H eroin*.
A ru n a w ay h o rse d rag g ed th e am bu-
lance of th e W illia m sb u rg h o sp ital half
a m ile before th e an im a l ended Its
ra c e In a collision w ith a cro sato w n
su rfa c e c a r In th* a m b u lan ce, c lin g ­
ing to a typhoid fe v er p a tie n t, e a t Dr
E liz ab e th B ruyn. re c e n tly a p p o in te d
an In tern * In th * hospital. W hen th e
vehicle c rash e d Into th e c a r Dr B ruyn
was w ounded, b u t sh e saved h e r pa
tle n t from I n ju r y — New T u rk W orld
C lev e lan d , O .- F o llo w in g a b a tt l e
in a g u lly w ith s tic k s a n d sto n e s JS u n -
d a y a fte rn o o n b e tw e e n tw o riv a l! f a c ­
tio n s o f S o u th E n d boys and w h ile one
sid e w a s r e tr e a t i n g , tw o le a d e rs o f
th e o th e r sid e open ed fire w ith a r e ­
v o lv e r and a rifle, k illin g A lb e r t M et-
sa n , 13 y e a rs old, o n e o f th e r e t r e a t ­
in g side.
M rs. G e o rg e B a u m g a rte r
and h e r d a u g h te r . M a rg u e rite , w h ile
c a r r y in g th e d y in g boy a w a y from th e
field, w e re also fired upon.
R le h a rd se n ’a “C la rita s H arlow *.”
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W . . r , . j on u
C o n sid er i t from w hich p o in t you
Pat««
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w ill, th e book re m a in s a m a s te rp ie c e ,
doctor
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nnlqu* of Its kind. It baa been Im i­
M l Witt h n w re sl
ri-nln< Eltr-tlM .511 W ho m ikes the b e st liver p ills? Tb*
ta te d . but It baa n e v e r been equaled.
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I t la R ic h a rd so n 's only title to fa m e ;
A ls w w rfc f o l l y r u r a n ( « « d fw r H fte w n y s a n ,
They have been m ik in g Aver's Pills for
over sixty yesrs. If you have the slight­ b u t It la enough. Not tb* g re a t p y r »
est doubt about usin g th ese pills, ask m id Itse lf is m ore solidly b u ilt n o r
Painless Dentists
m o re la c a p a b .e of ru in .— W. E. H e »
your
doctor. Do as he sa y s, alw ays.
L TK-1 »-4 Wftt"n-t*n eoeTlANS. Mg
E n g lish R a ilro a d to Be E le c tric .
N e w Y o rk — T h e firs t o f th e m ain
ra ilw a y s y s te m s o f E n g la n d to be
e le c trifie d on th e
A m e ric a n
p lan ,
th ro u g h o u t its e n ti r e le n g th , w ill he
th e L ondon, B rig h to n & S o u th C o a st
lin e . T h e le n g th o f th e B rig h to n sy s­
te m is 479 m ile s and th e u n d e rta k in g
w ill be a colossal one.
T h e w ork w ill
be c o m p le te d , i t is an n o u n ce d , by 1916.
Ask your doctor about these
throat coughs. He will tell
you how deceptive they are.
A tickling in the throat often
means serious trouble ahead.
Better explain your case care­
fully to your doctor, and ask
him about your taking Ayer’s
C herry Pectoral.
1« cmr p rtd « —tm r h o b b y —o n r « to d y f o r y n n «n d
Bow o n r iq i ' c m s . a n 4 c a n is t h e b<«t i a i □!<*«■ w ork
t o oo fo u n d «ny w h er* . bo m a t t e r h o w m u ch you
p*y. C o m p a r e o u r P r ic e « .
TV« f i n i s h p l a t « a n d
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extra« t»oB
1 h n »«e
I f r r e when p atoe or
I b n d f * w o r k is o rd e r«
l« d .
CoosuKst on f n a
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122k Bnrff* Twth 4 - 0 0
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T R Y M U RIN E EYE REM ED Y
for Red, W eak . W ea ry , W a te ry E y e s
V ictim s N early All W om en a n d G irls ' a n d G ru n u l.ite iiE y e lid s. M urine D o e sn 't
S m a rt— S o o th e s E y e P a in . D ru g g ists
W ho M eet D e ath in F la m e s o r
Sell M urine E y e R em edy, L iquid, 25c,
L ea p to P a v e m e n t.
50c, $1.00.
M u rin e E y e S a lv e in
A septic T u b es, 25c, $1.00. E y e B ooks
and E y e A dvice F re e b y M ail.
M urine E y e R em edy Co., C hicago.
N e w Y o rk , M arch , 2 7 .— O ne hun-
and fo r ty - e ig h t p e rso n s, n in e -te n th s o f
V ery T h o u g h tle ss.
th e m g ir ls fro m th e E a s t S ide, w e re
N ephew (a s un cle Is fa llin g o ver
c ru sh e d to d e a th on th e p a v e m e n ts,
p re cip ic e )— "I say, uncle, sto p yelling
sm o th e re d by sm o k e o r b u rn e d to c ris p
ind th in k of m e! T h is w ill land m e in
S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n in th e w o rs t fire
i fe arfu l hole, you know. E verybody
know n sin c e th e s te a m e r Slocum w as
«now* you’ve left m e y our m oney, and
b u rn e d to th e w a t e r ’s e d g e off N o rth
nobody’ll believe I trie d to sa v e you.”
B ro th e r isla n d in 1904.
M. A P.
O ne h u n d re d a n d fo rty -o n e b odies
h a v e b e e n re m o v e d fro m th e ru in s and
se v e n o f th e in ju re d d ied in h o sp ita ls.
T h e s tu d e n ts lodged In th e dorm i T h is, i t is b e lie v ed , c o m p le te s th e lis t
to rie s and a te a t th e com m ons. T he o f dead , m o st o f w hom a re u n id e n ­
food th e n p a rta k e n of w ith th a n k fu l­ tified.
n e ss would now be looked upon as
G rie f-c ra z e d re la tiv e s b e sie g e d th e
p riso n fare. At b re a k fa st, w hich w as m o rg u e as th e b o d ies w e re la id o u t.
se rv e d a t su n rise In su m m er a n d at N e a rly , i f n o t a ll, o f th e v ic tim s w e re
Then you surely need the
d a y b re a k In w inter, th e re w ere doled em p lo y ed by th e T ria n g le W a is t com ­
beneficial aid o f
o u t to each s tu d e n t a sm all c an of u n ­ p a n y on th e e ig h t, n in th and te n th
s e ttle d coffee, a size of biscuit, a n d a floors o f a 1 0 -sto ry lo f t b u ild in g a t 23
size of b u tte r, w eighing g e n era lly W a s h in g to n p lac e, on th e w e s te rn
a b o u t a n ounce. D in n e r w as th e s t a ­ f r in g e o f th e d o w n to w n w h o le sa le d is ­
ple m eal, a n d a t th is e a c h s tu d e n t t r ic t .
w as re g a le d w ith a pound of m ea t.
P a r t n e r s o f firm , Is a a c H a r r is and
M u n y o n ’s C old R em edy
R elieves th e
b ead , th ro a t a n d lu n g s a lm o s t Im m ed ia te ­ T w o day* In th e w eek. M onday and M ax B lan c, e sc ap e d , c a r r y in g w ith
ly. C heeks F ev ers, s to p s D is c h a rg e s of T h u rsd a y , th e m ea t w as boiled, and. th e m o v e r a n a d jo in in g ro o f B la n c k ’s
th e nose, ta k e s a w a y a ll a ch e s a n d p a in s
c au se d b y colds, i t c u re s G rip a n d ob* In college lan g u ag e, th e s e w ere know n tw o y o u n g d a u g h te r s a n d a g o v e rn ess.
B tlnate C oughs a n d p re v e n ts P n e u m o n ia . as boiling days.
On th e re m a in in g T h e re w a s n o t a n o u ts id e fire e sc a p e
It stren gth en s the entire
W rite P ro f. M uuyon, 53rd a n d Je ffe rso n
to on th e b u ild in g .
Sts., P h ila., P u., fo r m e d ic a l a d v ic e a b ­ d a y s th e m ea t w as ro a ste d , a n d
d ig estiv e system , regulates
s o lu te ly free.
th e m th e n ick n a m e of ro a stin g day s
H ow th e fire s ta r te d w ill p ro b a b ly
the appetite, keeps the bow­
w as fa ste n e d . W ith th e flesh w e n t a l­ n e v e r b e k n o w n .
A c o rn e r on th e
els open, and m akes the
w ays tw o p o tato e s.
W hen
boiling e ig h th floor w a s i t s p o in t o f o rig in
T elep h o n es In C hurch.
liver active.
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see w hat an ex cellen t medi-
On th e n in th floor 50 b o d ies w e re
of m em b e rs of th e ch u rch who m ay be added.
c n 1 it is.
T h e o nly delicacy to w hich no stin t found, 63 o r m o re p e rso n s w e re c ru sh e d
afflicted w ith d e afn e ss. Six te le ­
phones h ave been p laced in v a rio u s w as a pplied w as th e cider, a b ev era g e to d e a th b y ju m p in g , m o re th a n 30
L oss to
p a rts of th e a u d ito riu m , th e t r a n s ­ th e n fa st su p p la n tin g th e Bmall b e e r clo g g e d th e e le v a to r s h a f ts .
m itte r bein g located on th e p u lp it di­ of th e colonial days. T h is w as p ro p e rty w ill n o t e x c e e d $100,000.
b ro u g h t to th e m ess In p e w te r can s
P e d e s tr ia n s g o in g hom e th ro u g h
re c tly in fro n t of th e sp e a k er.
w hich w ere p a sse d fro m m o u th to W a s h in g to n p lace a t 4 :50 o ’clock w e re
m o u th , and, w hen e m p tied , w ere ag ain s c a tte r e d by th e w h iz o f s o m e th in g
re p le n ish ed . F o r su p p e r th e re w as a ru s h in g th ro u g h th e a ir b e fo re t h e m ;
bow l of m ilk a n d a size of b re ad . th e r e w a s a h o rrib le th u d on th e p a v e ­
In P e tjru a ry .
Not only pleasant and refreshing to T h e h u n g ry O liver w ho w ished for m e n t and a body fla tte n e d on th e fla g ­
F ir s t F a th e r— It m u st h a v e co st you
the taste, but gently cleansing and sweet­ m o re w as forced to o rd e r, or, a s tn e sto n e s.
W a y f a r e r s on th e o p p o site a lo t to sen d your eon to college. S ec­
ening to the system. Syrup of Figs and p h ra se w ent, “ se ize It.” from th e sid e < f th e s t r e e t sh a d e d t h e i r e y es ond F a th e r— It did. F irs t F a th e r—
Elixir of Senna is particularly adapted k itc h e n .— M cM aster’s H isto ry of th e a g a in s t th e s e t ti n g su n and sa w th e And w h a t h av e you re ce iv e d in r e ­
w in d o w s o f th e th r e e u p p e r floors o f tu rn ? Becoud F a th e r— My son.—Con­
to ladies and children, and beneficial in P eo p le of th e U n ited S ta te s.
th e b u ild in g b la c k w ith g ir ls c ro w d in g n e ll W idow .
all cases in which a wholesome, strength­
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to th e sills.
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ening and effective laxative should be
“ D o n ’t j u m p ! ” y e lle d th e crow d.
¡SORE EYES
used. It is perfectly safe at all times and
B u t th e g ir ls h a d no a lte rn a tiv e . T h e
dispels colds, headaches and the paint
T he P ow er of R ight.
p re s s u re o f th e m ad d e n ed h u n d re d s b e ­
caused by indigestion and constipation sc
A* I m y se lf look a t It, th e re Is no h in d th e m and th e u r g in g o f t h e i r ow n
promptly and effectively that it is the one fa u lt n o r folly of m y life—a n d both f e a r s w e re too s tro n g . T h ey b e g a n to
perfect family laxative which gives satis­ h a v e been m any and g r e a t—th a t does fa ll to th e sid e w a lk .
F o u r a la rm s w e re r u n g w ith in 15
faction to all and is recommended by n o t rise up a g a in s t m e, and ta k e
millions of families who have used it anc aw ay m y Joy, and sh o rte n m y p ow er m in u te s . B e fo re th e e n g in e s could
who have personal knowledge of its ex­ of p o ssessio n of sig h t, of u n d e rs ta n d ­ resp o n d , b e fo re th e n e ts could be
in g And ev ery p a st effort of m y life, s tre tc h e d o r th e la d d e rs ra is e d , five
cellence.
e v ery gleam of rig h te o u sn e ss or good g ir ls had fa lle n fro m th e e ig h th and
Its wonderful popularity, however, hai In It, Is w ith m e now, to help m e n in th floors so h e a v ily t h a t th e y
led unscrupulous dealers to offer imita­ In m y g ra sp of th is a r t and its vision. c ra sh e d th ro u g h th e v e ry s t r e e t s to
tions which act unsatisfactorily. T here­ So fa r as I can re jo ic e in or in te rp re t th e v a u lts below . In a n h o u r th e fire
fore, when buying, to get its bénéficia e ith e r, m y pow er is ow ed to w h a t of w a s o u t; in 30 m in u te s i t had done its
effects, always note the full name of the rig h t th e re Is in me.
w o r s t; p ro b a b ly th e d e a th l is t w a s
I d a re to say It, th a t, b e ca u se c o m p le te in 20 m in u te s .
*
Company— California Fig Syrup Co.—
T h e b u ild in g s ta n d s on a c o rn e r
plainly printed on the front of everj th ro u g h all m y life I have desired
package of the genuine Syrup of Fig: good and n o t e vil; b e ca u se I h a v e w ith e x p o su re s on tw o sid e s, b u t th e
E lw o o d , I n d .— “ Y o u r re m e d ie s h a v e
been kind to m an y ; h a v e w ished to be o n ly fire e sc a p e w a s in th e -in te rio r,
and Elixir of Senna.
c u re d m e a n d I h a v e o n ly ta k e n six
kind to a ll; h av e w illfully in ju re d o p e n in g on a lig h t a n d a i r s h a ft.
In b o ttle s o f L y d ia E . P in k lia m ’s V e g eta ­
For sale by all leading druggists. Prie« none, and b ecau se I h a v e loved m uch,
all th e r e w e re se v e n e x i t s - th e sin g le
b le C o m p o u n d .
I
50 cents per bottle.
w as s i c k
th re e
and not selfishly; th e re fo re , th e m o rn ­ fire e sc ap e , tw o f r e i g h t e le v e a to rs a t
m o n th s a n d c o u ld
ing lig h t is y e t v isible to m e on th o se th e re a r, tw o p a s s e n g e r e le v a to rs in
n o t w a lk .
I su f­
hills, and you w ho re a d m ay t r u s t m y f r o n t a n d tw o s ta irw a y s . A ll o f th em
fe
re d a ll th e tim e .
th o u g h t and w ord In such w ork a s I p ro v e d a lm o s t u se le s s a n d p ra c tic a lly
T h e d o c to r s sa id 1
h a v e to do for you, and you w ill be all w ho e sc ap e d e it h e r c lim b ed to th e
c o u ld n o t g e t w ell
glad a fte rw a rd th a t you h ave tru s te d ro o f and sc ra m b le d th e n c e to th e ro o f
w ith o u t a n o pera­
n th em .— R uskin.
o f th e b u ild in g o c cu p ied by th e A m e r­
tio n , f o r I c o u l d
ica n Book c o m p an y , a d jo in in g , o r fled
h a r d l y s ta n d th e
D r. P ie rc e ’s P le a s a n t P e lle ts re g u la te in th e firs t ru s h fo r s a f e t y b e fo re ;th e
p a in s i n m y sides,
and in v ig o ra te sto m ach , liv e r and bow
e s p e c ia lly m y rig h t
c ru sh a n d sm o k e g re w too th ic k .
els. S u g a r-co a ted , tin y g ra n u le s. E asy
on e, a n d d o w n m y
T h e b u ild in g s ta n d s now a s a shell
to ta k e as candy.
i n t a c t , th e p a r titio n s o f a r c h ite c tu r a l __ ________________r i g h t leg. 1 beg an
to fe el b e tt e r w h e n I h a d ta k e n o nly
t il i n g b e tw e e n floor a n d
floor a re o n e b o ttle o f C o m p o u n d , b u t k e p t o n
P re h isto ric H airp in s.
E y e p ro bably c a u g h t up h e r tre s s e s sound, a n d i t is im p o s sib le f o r one a s I w as a f ra id t o s t o p to o s o o n .” —M rs.
w hen engaged In h o u se k e ep in g w ith w ho se e s i t to im a g in e how th e flam es S a d ie M u l l e n , 2728 N . II. S t., E L
long th o rn s, easily o b ta in a b le from in so s h o rt a tim e could h a v e w ro u g h t w ood, In d .
W h y w ill w o m e n t a k e c h a n c e s w ith
th e b u sh e s a n d tr e e s in h e r fro n t su c h havoc.
S ev en h u n d re d h a n d s, 500 o f th em a n o p e ra tio n o r d r a g o u t a sick ly ,
y ard . T h o rn llk e pins c arv e d from box­
h a lf-h e a rte d e x is te n c e , m is s in g th ree -
wood, ivory a n d h o rn h ave
been w om en, w e re e m p lo y ed b y th e s h i r t f o u r th s o f th e jo y o f liv in g , w h e n th e y
fo und in e x c a v a tio n s d a tin g b a ck to w a is t c o m p an y . T h e y s a t in ro w s a t c a n find h e a lth i n L y d ia E . l 'in k h a m ’a
th e tim e of th e C a e s a rs ; and also t h e i r w h ir r in g m a c h in e s, th e ta b le s V e g e ta b le C o m p o u n d ?
F o r t h i r t y y e a rs i t h a s b e e n th e
q u e er, clum sy com bs m ad e of th e b e fo re th e m p ile d w ith flim sy c lo th ,
sa m e m a te ria ls . In th e days of th e th e floor l itte r e d w ith lin t, th e a ir ¡ i t ­ s ta n d a r d re m e d y f o r fe m a le ills, a n d
h a s c u re d th o u s a n d s o f w o m en w ho
H it G reat W eak n ess.
C a e sa rs.
R om an m aid s w ore th e ir s e lf fu ll o f flyng, in fla m m a b le d u s t.
h i v e b e en tro u b le d w ith su c h a il­
“Vou know ,” say s a m ag a zin e story h a ir in ex ceed in g ly sim p le fashion,
m e n ts a s d is p la c e m e n ts , In fla m m a tio n ,
T r e a s u r e F o u n d in R uins.
te lle r, "D a n n h a u e r w ould g am b le hie b u t sty le s fo r m a tro n s exceeded in o r­
u lc e ra tio n , fib ro id tu m o rs , ir r e g u la r i­
la s t c en t. T h a t w as his g re a t w eak n a te n e s s a n y th in g se e n in o u r day
L o n d o n — T re a s u re tro v e to th e v a l­ tie s, p e rio d ic p a in s , b a c k a c h e , in d ig e s­
n e ss. H e w ent hom e one e v en in g a fte r T h e R om an lady a b o u t th e ho u se w ore u e o f $ 1 ,2 5 0 ,0 0 0 is re p o rte d fro m J e r ­ tio n , a n d n e rv o u s p r o s tr a tio n .
a bad day. H e looked tired . ‘W ife,1 h e r h a ir c a u g h t up u n d e r a re ticu lu m se y ,
I f y o u h a v o tl» e s l i g h t e s t d o u b t
w h e re i t w a s u n c o v ere d
by
h e said, 'h a v e you got a n y th in g tc o r heav y n e t of colored c o r d s ; b u t for A th e ls ta n R ile y , w h ile h e w a s p u llin g t h a t L y d i a K . P i n k h a m ’s V i-g e -
e a t ? ’ ‘Yes, lo ts of th in g s ,’ th e wife g re a t o c ca sio n s h e r locks w ere d re ss dow n th e r u in s o f a n old m a n o r ho u se t n h l o C o m p o u n d w i l l h o l|» y o u ,
•a id . ‘W ell, cook up e v ery thing ed by a c in e ra rlu s, o r h a n d le r of th e b u i lt in th e 1 3th c e n tu r y w ith th e o b ­ w r i t e t o M r s . P i n k l i a i n a t L y n n ,
M u s s ., f o r a d v i c e .
Y «»ur l e t t e r
y o u 'v e
g o t—e v e ry th in g .’ ‘G racio u s c u rlin g iro n s, a n d n o t only
w ere j e c t o f u s in g th e s to n e to e n la rg e his w i l l h e a b s o l u t e l y c o n f i d e n t i a l ,
a r e you th a t h u n g ry ? ’ ‘I’m n o t hun b a n g s, b ra id s a n d r a ts in high favor, p re s e n t m an o r.
T h e d isc o v e ry in ­ a n d t h e a d v i c e f r e e .
g ry a t a ll; I'm going to sell the b u t fa lse h a ir w as m uch used, c a p tiv e clu d e s a n c ie n t u rn s filled w ith sp a d e
a to v e .’ ” __________________
G e rm an m aids, being den u d ed of th e ir g u in e a s , coined d u rin g th e re ig n o f Mr. A rnold and th e A m erican L ady.
flaxen b ra id s for th e e n h a n c e m e n t of K in g G e o rg e I I I and b e a rin g th e B r i t ­
V alue ot W aste »-«per.
M atthew A rnold w a t s ittin g in his
ish c o a t o f a rm s on a sp a d e -sh ap e d
It Is a n in te re s tin g fa c t th a t w a ste R o m an c h arm s
stu d y one m o rn in g w hnn th e b u tle r
sh ie ld . O ne u rn h e a rs th e m onogram
p a p e r can be so im p o rta n t a c o m m er­
show ed In an A m erican lady and a
H am 'in s W izard Oil is recom m ended l>y
cia l fa cto r. In T o ro n to , C an ad a, th e re m any physician-*. It is used in m any pul» o f E m p e ro r V e sp a sia n .
sm all boy. T h e lady sa id , "G lad to
a r e 10,000 to n s of w a ste p a p e r col­ 'ic n prívale liospit 1». Why nut keep
m ake y o u r a c q u a in ta n c e , Mr. Arnold.
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bottle
on
hand
in
your
own
home
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le c te d an n u ally . F o r th e se th e re Is
I have o ften h e ard of you. No d o n 't
L e x in g to n , K y. — A sp e c ia l from tro u b le to «peak, sir;
re ce iv e d a b o u t $100,000. F o r Ju st th e
I know how
S a g a city of Froga.
o rd in a ry w a ste p a p e r th e sum of $10
P re s te n b u rg , K y ., s a y s t h a t th e g ra n d v a lu a b le yo u r tim e Is." T h en tu rn in g
I b th e m a n n e r of d isp o sin g of th e ir
a to n Is paid.
B ut fo r th e b e tte r eggs m any sp ecies of frogs ex h ib it r e ­ j u r y o f F lo y d c o u n ty , w h ich h a s been to th e boy she se.id- " T h is la him ,
g ra d e of w a ste p a p e rs th e p rice has m a rk a b le p e cu liaritie s. A tre e frog,
i n v e s tig a tin g v o te s e llin g , h a s r e ­ L en n y , th e lea d in g c ritic and poet.
b een know n to ru n a s high aa $40 a n a tiv e at P a ra g u ay , m akes Its n e st
S om ew hat flesh ier th a n we had been
tu rn e d 210 in d ic tm e n ts and t h a t m an y
ton.
In a b u sh o v e rh an g in g a pond. T he m o re tr u e b ills w ill be found a g a in s t led to e x p e c t!”— A. C. H enson, in th e
A tlan tic.
lo w er en d s of a n u m b e r of lea v es a re
v o te rs b e fo re th e in q u iry is concluded.
d ra w n to g e th e r and fixed In th a t posl T h is is an in c re a s e o f a b o u t 100 in ­
tlo n by a n u m b e r of e m p ty egg cap­ d ic tm e n ts o v e r th e la s t re p o rt.
S im ­
sules. T he eggs a re a lso covered with ila r c o n d itio n s a re sa id to e x is t in
!rriff« t« ri t r u c k , f r u i t a n d a l f a l f a la n d « In th«
a sh ie ld of e m p ty c a p su le s to p ro te c t j P ik e and M agoffin c o u n tie s and t h e i r R io G r a n d * V a lle y , to h* w a t e r e d b y th « N in«
M
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r K l« p h a n t B u t t e I r r i g a t i o n p r o je c t
th em from th e sun and a ir W h en the g ra n d ju r ie s w ill b e g in an in v e s ti­ b e in g c D o o n lla
s tr u c te d by th e U . S. (¿ o re rn m e n t
eggs a re h a tc h e d th e plug a t th e hot g a tio n soon.
P r ic e $60 p e r a c r e o n i n s t a llm e n t* .
E x p e r ie n c e d
salew m en w a n te d . E L E P H A N T B U T T E L A N E
tom a p p e a rs to fall o u t and th e tad
* T R U S T C O .. I ^ a C r u c e e . N e w M e x ic o .
poles tu m b le Into th e w ater.
Boy S lain in G a n g F ig h t.
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Sky-Scraper Shirt-Waist Fac­
tory Scene of Holocaust.
A G re e k
A c itize n of C um ae, on * donkey,
p assed by an o rc h a rd , a n d seein g a
b ra n c h of a
tre e loaded w ith d e ­
licious f ru it he laid hold o t It. b u t
th e donkey w ent on. lea v in g him su s­
pended J u s t th e n th e g a rd e n e r cam e
up a n d ask e d him w hat h e did th e re .
T h e m an rep lied , "I fell off th e d o n ­
key.”—C lo u ato n 's “ A Book of N oo­
d le s.”
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T here is one man in the U nited States w ho h at perhaps heard
m ore w om en'« seer?*« than any other man or woman in the
country. T hese secret« are not secret« of fu ilt o r sham e, hut
the secrets of suffering, and they have been confided to D r.
R . V . Fierce in the hope and expectation ot advice and help.
T hat few ot these wom en have been disappointed in their ex­
pectations is proved by the fact that ninety-eight per cent, of
all wom en treated by D r. Pierce have been absolutely and
altogether cured. Such a record would be rem arkable if the
cases treated w ere num bered by hundreds only. But when
that record applies to the treatm ent of m ore than half-a- mil­
lion wom en, in a practice o f over 40 years, it is phenom enal,
end entitles D r. Pierce to the gratitude accorded him by w om en, as the first of
specialists in the treatm ent o f w om en's diseases.
E very sick wom an m ay consult D r. Pierce by le tte r, absolutely w ithout
charge. A ll replies are m ailed, sealed in perfectly plain envelopes, w ithout
any printing o r advertising w hatever, upon them . W rite w ithout fear as with­
out fee, to W o rld 's D ispensary M edical A ssociation, D r. R . V . P ierce, P re st..
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a r e i n f e c te d o r " e x p o s e d . " L n u d . g i v e n o n t h e t o n g u e ; a c t a o n t h e
B ood a n d G la n d * , e x p e ls t h e p o is o n o u s g e r m s f r o m t h e b o d y . C u r e s D l» .
t e m p e r i n D o g a a n d S h e e p a n d C h o l e r a i n P o u l tr y .
L a r g e s t s e l l i n g l iv e
e to c k re m tN ly . C u r e s I a G r i p p e a m o n g h u m a n b e in g s n n d is a f in e K i d .
n e y r e m e d y , 60c a n d $1 a b o t t l e ; $5 a n d $ 1 0 a d o z e n . C u t t h i s o u t . K e e p
I t. S h o w t o y o u r d r u g g i s t , w h o w i l l g e t i t f o r y o u . F r e e B o o k le t. " D i s ­
t e m p e r . C a u s e s a n d C u r e s ." S p e c ia l a g e n t s « f a n te d .
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A u th o r F o rg o t to M ake H it D etective
* Dope Fiend A ccording to
th e F orm ula.
"T h is d e te c tiv e sto ry w ill n o t do.”
laid th e m ag azin e e d ito r, h an d in g
ouck th e m an u scrip t.
" I’d like to know w hy,” resp o n d ed
th e a u th o r, w ith a show of h e a t "It
h a s color, a tm o sp h e re —a ll th e re g u la r
b u sin e ss.
T h e d e te c tiv e
c an
see
aro u n d a c o rn e r or th ro u g h a wall.
H e n e ed s no clue save a lock of th e
m u rd ere d m an 's h a ir. H e is ab le to
re a d hu m an m inds and m o tiv e s as an
o rd in a ry sle u th re a d s a p lac ard offer­
ing $5,000 rew ard . H is d e d u ctio n s are
u tte rly a b su rd . Irre v e la n t a n d p re p o s­
tero u s, y e t crow ned
w ith
s u c c e ss
W h a t’s th e m a tte r? ”
“ Do you s ta te a n y w h e re th a t ho
d rin k s a q u a rt of a b sin th e n e a t? ”
“ No-o.”
“ Do you h a v e him p a rta k in g of
h n sh eesh , opium , m o rp h in e o r o th e r
fa m ilia r tld b its upon w hich th e d e ­
te c tiv e of Action s u b s is ts T’
"I fo rg o t th a t.”
“W h ere is th e a d m irin g frien d to
w hom th e d e te c tiv e la y s b a re th e
b la ta n t idiocy of his In te lle c tu a l w o rk ­
in g s? ”
“ L eft h is out, by G e o rg e!” a d m itte d
th e a u th o r, and v an ish ed w ith his
a m a te u rish effort.— P h ila d e lp h ia Led-
«or.
__________________
M o t h e r s w i n A n d M rs . W i n s l o w 's S o o t h i n g
l y r u p t h e b e s t r e i n e d » t o u s o t o t t h e i r u i it ld x e o
< u r in g t h . te e t h i n s p e rio d .
T h e H appy W ay.
T h e re is alw ay s a b e st w ay of do­
in g e v e ry th in g . If it be but to boil an
egg. M an n ers a re th e happy w ays of
doin g th in g s ; eac h one a s tro k e of
g e n iu s o r of love— now re p e a te d and
h a rd e n e d Into usage. T h ey form a t
le a s t a rich v a rn ish , w ith w hich th e
ro u tin e o f life is w ash ed and its de­
ta ils ado rn ed . If th e y a re su perficial,
w« a re th e dew d ro p s w hich give such
• d e p th to th e m o rn in g m eadow s.
M a n n e rs a re very c o m m u n ica b le ; m en
c a tc h th e “-
» -» 4 - »*“ ->r.
GOSHEN, IND., 0. S. A.
WOMAN TELLS STORY
OF INTENSE SUFFERING
A t the ape of about 40 years, I w as
a tta c k e d w ith hem orrhage of th e k id ­
neys or b lad d e r which continued for
sev eral y ears w ithout a check. 1 finally
took a d v a n ta g e of your generous offer
and procured a sam ple b o ttle of Hwainp-
Koot. B elieving it helped me, I pur­
chased a fifty cent b o ttle, w hich con­
vinced me th a t it w as helping me.
T hree o th er b o ttle s cured me. In tw o
or th ree y e ars, over w ork brought my
a ilm en t back, but one b o ttle stopped
it.
I feel as if I owe my life to you fo r
th e g re a t blessing Dr. K ilm e r’s &wamp-
R oot has been to me. I recom m end i t
to all hum an beings suffering as I was.
You have my perm ission to publish th is
le tte r and if a n y person doubts it, if
th e y will w rite me, enclosing stam p, I
will give full p a rticu la rs.
Y ours very tru ly ,
M RS. T. B. P H E L P S .
R ocky, A rk .
L a tta r to
Or. Kllmar A Oo,
B ingham ton, N Y
P e rso n a lly a p p eared be fo re me th is
31st day of A ugust, 1909. Mrs. T. B.
Phelps, who subscribed the above s ta te ­
m ent and m ade oath th a t th e sam e is
tru e in substance and in fact.
L. P. P U R V IS , J . P.
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Send to Dr. K ilm er & Co., B ingham ­
ton, N. Y., for a sam ple b o ttle. I t w ill
convince anyone. You will also receive
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ing all ab o u t th e k idneys and bladder.
W hen w ritin g , he sure and m ention th is
paper.
For sale a t all d rug stores.
P rice fifty-cents and one-dollar.
A SMALL FARM
W ith w a t e r w h e n t h e c ro p n e e d s it p r o ­
d u c e « m o re t h a n a la rtre r a n c h w i t h o u t.
BU Y 5 O R 1 0 A C R E S O f
W illa m ette V alley
IRRIGATED
LAND
F a te of a ».i..».. , n » .» .i ng E agle.
O ne of th e b ig g est golden eagles
e v er killed in
th is
v icin ity
was
b ro u g h t down by E rn e s t H ollenbeck
w ith b u c k sh o t Just ns th e e a g le was
flying off w ith a ro o ste r In Its claw s
T h e e ag le had been a p e st of the
c h ick en y a rd s for monthB, and m any
sh o ts w ere ta k e n a t him. T h e bird
m ea su re d six feet sev en In c h es from
tip to tip and will ha stu ffed and
m ou n ted .— M ead co rre sp o n d e n c e, Den
v e r R epublican.
In M a rio n Co.
g . E . o f S a le m .
HARTMAN £ THOMPSON. Bankers.
Hinab« » (ommaa Buildum . Pwllaad. 0 t , biapn.
Braadi Ohr. oa Ibf l.oaaid) il Wal Slarlaw
b m b a rra s s m e n t.
T h e day of Judgm ent had d aw ned
E v e ry th in g w as bein g m ad e rig h t. Yet
In th e m id st of th e g e n e ra l rejoicing
a m eek little m an w as o b se rv ed to
sin k dow n on a log by th e w ayside,
c o m p le te ly d isco u rag ed , and b u ry his
face in his h a n d s d e ep arln g ly . "H ow
sh a ll I e v e r c a rry aw ay all th e um ­
b re lla s th a t have been re tu rn e d to
m e? ” he m oaned, In m uch d is tre s s .—
P u c k . __________________
D ifferent.
A young m an Is d isg u ste d w hen he
finds his s is te r d o e sn ’t know th e nam e
of th e g o v e rn o r of th e s ta te , b u t w hen
th e sw ee t y o u n ” th in g in th e next
block d isc lo ses th e fa ct
th a t
she
d o e sn ’t know th e s ta te has a g o v e rn o r
be goes dow n on his k n e e s to h e r
sw ee t fe m in ip 'tv
You can’t sow thlitlcs and
reap fim. It you plant
Ferry’« Seeds you
grow exactly what
you expect and In
a p ro lu sio n
and perfec­
tion never
eaccllcd.
Study
experience
make thrm re-
ro r sal«
everywhere. Ferry e
1*11
tree on request
Annul
» . M. FIRRY « CO,
T h e C h i l d a n d t h e T e le p h o n e .
A child ebould be ta u g h t an e a rly aa
p ossible to call a t le a s t one telep h o n *
nu m b er, a n eighbor, fa th e r’s p lace of
b u sin ess, o r physician. I ta u g h t our
little boy, w ho Is Ju st th re e , to c all
D airying In Sw eden.
Sw eden h a s a g ric u ltu ra l so c ie tie s a n e ig h b o r's nu m b er, and tw ice havo
w hich a ssist th e d a iry in g b u sin e ss by found It useful, o nce w hen ta k e n very
a p p o in tin g itin e ra n t te a c h e rs, giving 111, an d ag ain hav in g bu rn ed m y a rm
g ra n ts to sch o o ls and su p p o rt to e x ­ badly. He w as a b le to call and re ­
hib itio n s. __________________
ceiv e Im m ed iate a ssista n c e .— H a rp er'*
B azar.
__________________
To B r c . l in N ew S h o e s .
A i w a , , » h a k e i n A l l e n ’» Fi»»t K . hc , a p o w d e r .
t run.-» h o t, . w . a t i n s , a c h in g , aw o lle n feet.
,'uroa e o rn s, in g ro w in g n a lla a n d b u n io n .. At
d l d r o g g ii t. an d .h o e a te re ., 25c. i>ont a ccep t
m yM uletltiite. Sam ple m il led F ltE k . Addrtwe
U ien 8. O lm sted, Le H oy.N . Y.
R aising B lack Fox.
On P rin c e E d w a rd Inland ab o u t Ike
000 m u sk ra ts , $00 m inks, 1,000 re d
foxes and a few w easels a re killed
eac h year. T h e black fox la b red th e re
by people who keep th e ir m eth o d s se>
c re t.
A good black fox sk in 1* w o rt»
$1,500.
__________________
In O p tim istic Vein.
fib« w as c h ee rfu l and a lw a y i a b le
to c o m m u n ica te h e r c h e e rfu ln e s s to
o th e rs .
D u rin g th e n in e y e a rs we
sp e n t In p o v e rty and d e b t sh e w as al­
F ib e r F ro m B an an ae.
w ays a b le to re aso n m e out of m y de­
An A m erican In T am pico h a s d l»
s p a ir and find a b rig h t sid e to th e co v ered a m ethod for e x tra c tin g lib er
clouds a n d m ak e m e se e It. In all from b a n a n a plant*. T h is (liber al>
t h a t tim e I n e v e r knew h e r to u tte r so rb s m ore m ac h in e oil th a n oottsm
a w ord of re g re t c o n ce rn in g o u r c ir ­ w a ste and Is m uch ch eap er.
c u m sta n c e s. n o r did I e v e r know her
c h ild re n to do th e lik e F o r sh e ta u g h t
th em and th ey drew th e ir fo rtitu d e
from h e r.— M ary T w a in ’s tr ib u te to
b is wife. __________________
M irrors U s tu te n sfle c t S tre e t.
In c o n tin e n ta l to w n s one freq u e n tly
se e s a m irro r a t th e side of a window
so placed th a t people in th e room may
se e reflected th e re in th e view up or
dow n th e s t r e e t In som e bygone p e ri­
ods of E nglish s tr e e t a rc h ite c tu re It
w as c u sto m a ry to bay a lm o st all the
w indow s a t le a st enough to e n a b le th e
o e cu p a n ta of th e h o u ses to look along
th e s tr e e ts
Cr*t»«-—-m___ _
Is H ig h est P oint.
H aaleto n claim s th a t th e h ig h e st
Inhabited point In P e n n sy lv a n ia Is ta
th a t etty. a t th e c o rn e r of T h o m a s and
B a v e n th stre e ts , w h e re th e elevaU e*
la 14*i-7 fe et above se a level.
PILES
“ I h a re suffered w ith pile* for th irty -
O ne year ago last A pril I be­
ta«. l a
gun tak in g C a v a ret« for constipation,
the course of a week I noticed th te
e | p ik e
began to disappear and a t th e end I a
< t aig
week* th ey d id not trouble m e aa au
Case a re 'a have doue w onders for me.
am e n tirely cured and feel lik e a M
m a n .”
G eorge K ryder, N apoleon, O.
r.x years.
P faw aant. P a la ta b le . P o te n t, r e n t e O o a «
D o G ood N o v o e - l e k - n W ank o n o r G e t* «
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