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Intelligible sense as the ves
and Dr. Withers gives a spec.
capabilities as follows: "I gijft
back within ten minutes a
your lotter. When I got to (J
1 got a chaise far two, but
through before I got to Cat
and I have got such a cold a.
not be able to get rid of in a
got to the treasury about
first ot all I got shaved and d:'
soon got Into the secret of g,
memorial before the board, but
not get an answer then; howevo
Intelligence from the messenger
hould most likely get one ne;
Ing. As r?oon as I got back to r.J
I got my supper and got to bed.
I got up In the morning I got my ii
fast, and then got myself dress
I might get out In time to get a
swer to my memorial. As soon
got it I got Into the chaise and prt to
Canterbury by 3, and about tea time I
got home. 1 have got nothing for you,
and bo adieu."
Current Humor.
"This Is where the laws are made,"
said Mr. MiBride to bis wife, as he
showed her congress at work.
"And which is the framing depart
ment?" asked Mrs. McBride.
Her husband looked puzzled.
"I read In the papers that laws were
framed in Washington, you know,"
she explained. Detroit Free Press.
Fred But, my darling. I would
work hard ajd eventually fortiwta
would crown my efforts.
Mab Thanks! but I prefer tn heir
to a castle to a castle lu the air.
Pearson's Weekly.
Walter How would you like to
have your steak, sir?
Frank Customer who has been wait
ing twenty minutes) Very much, in
deed, thank you. If it isn't too much
trouble. Philadelphia Press.
Lost Hair
" My hiir came out by the hand
ful, and the gray hairs began to
creep in. I tried Ayer's Hair Vigor,
and it stopped the Lair from com
ing out and restored the color."
Mrs. M. D. Gray, No. Salem, Mass.
There's a pleasure in
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It gives to all who use it
uch satisfaction. The
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longer, softer, and more
glossy. And you feel so
secure in using such an
old and reliable prepara
tion. I M a Mile. All drnniaU.
If your druraist cannot ;ipply yon,
end us one douar and we n il! express
you a bottle. Be sore and i;iTe tlit' name
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Stopped the Ceremony.
The wedding swell was going well,
A splendid sight to see;
Out rang a voice, clear as a bell:
"This wedding cannot be!"
The organ stopped, the bride had
dropped
Back fainting 'mid tbe palms;
So when In rage the bridegroom
bopped
The speaker felt some qualms.
I only said you should not wed"
He spoke with covert laugh
Until three minutes shall have sped,
When I start the b!oeraph!"
Ba'itiii.ore American.
The Hostess (in reply to Willie's
whisper) No, dear, you can't have
any more cake. You've had enough.
The Guest What a good little boy.
And what are you going to do when
you're a man, my son?
Willie First off I'm go!n' to buy
myself too much of everything I like
to eat. Philadelphia Press.
THE SURGEON'S KNIFE
Mrs. Eckis Steyenson of Salt
Lake City Tells How Opera
tions For Ovarian Troubles
May Be Avoided.
" Dear Mns. Pinkham : I suffered
with inflammation of the ovaries and
womb for over six years.endurinff aches
and pains which none can dream of but
those who have bad the same expe-
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rlence. 11 undreds of dollars wen to the
doctor and the druggist. 1 was simply
a walking medicine chest and a phys
ical wreck. My siter residing in Ohio
wrote me that the had been cured of
womb trouble by usirifr Ljtlia 11.
Plnkliam's ' AVjretablc Com
pound, and advised me to try it. I
then discontinued all other med icines
and gave your Vegetable Compound a
thorough "trial.. Uitliin four weeks
nearly all pain had left me ; I rarely
had headaches, and my nerves were in
a much better condition, and 1 was
cured in three months, and this avoided
a terrible surgical operation." Jilts.
Ecifts Ktevknsox. 2r0 So. State St.,
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Remember every woman is
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Pinklinin if there is anything
about her symptoms she does not
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HE MUST APOLOGIZE
Bill
Arp on Roosevelt's Remarks
About Davis.
BILL SAYS THEY WERE WRONG.
That Roosvelt Should Hasten to Hake
Ample Amends Tor the Mistake Me
Has Made.
Once more unto the breach, good
friends once more," I would like inj
know about what time President
Roosevelt is going to retract what ho
wrote about President Davis. It ha3
now been proven by the official records
at Jackson. Hiss., that Mr. Davis never
was governor, nor was be ever a men
ber of tbe legislature of that State, and
in a public address made after the act
of repudiation, be declared he was op
posed to it and the debt ought to be
paid, and this amateur historian de
nounces him in his book as an arcb
triitor and repudiator. Mr. Davis
fought in Mexico for the honor of the
3ag; won the victory at Buena Vista;
was desperately wounded and for five
Hfneral Taylor's daughter lor nis nrst
wife and 3idi't run away with her,
either; was secretary of war under
Franklin Pierse, remodeled the curri
culum at West -Point and It stands as
he framed it; was a member of th
United States Senate when his tSata
seceded and, like General Lee, he went
with his people. He did not seek the
presidency cf the confederacy and ln
sisted that another be chosen. Now all
this has long since been established
and if Mr. Roosevelt did not know it
he could have known it. Ee certainly
knows it now, and if he is a gentleman
le will retract it and apologize to Mrs.
Dnvis and the family and to the saint
ed shade of Miss Winnie and to the
people of the South. He called him an
arch traitor and arch repudiator and
compared him to Benedict Arnold and
that slanderous libel is in print in a
book of eo-called history and has pois
oned the minds of all the fools, fana
tics and idiots who have read it. When
is he going to retract?
The International Cyclopedia, edit
ed by distinguished professors of Co
lumbia university and Dartmouth col
lege, says of Mr. Davis, "He was a
ripe scholar, a vigorous writer, a splen
did orator, a brave soldier, a true gen
tlcman, a sturdy champion, a proud,
true patriot, a lover of liberty, a Chris
tian hero this is the Jefferson Davis
that history will cherish." General
Lee was his bosom friend and confi
dent and yet this so-called historian,
this roush rider and bear hunter,
praises l.ce while he defames his
friend, a man infinitely his superior in
everay moral attitude and every noble
emotion. But maybe he will retract
ani apologize, though Tom Moora
says:
"But faith, fauatic faith, once weddeJ
fast
To some dear falsehood hugs it to the
last."
He had better rectract, for some of ow
obi soldiers are very mad about it.
They are talking about suing him for
! sl.inder and gainisheeing the govern
! ment for his salary. Killing bears in
j the wilderness won't save him nor will
i that l-rtie tirtun we haa in euoa. 't hat
is peruaos the biggest little war we
have ever bad and every small politi
cian and stump orator who wants an
office ji'.mpts tip and says we are all
brethren r.ow. We fit and fout and bled
together at. San Jauan and Santiago
and then we crossed the wide ocean to
whip out some niggers? and we will
eoou all be on the pension roll. An
old veteran said to me, "That little
Spanish war remind me of the fellow
who was drowned at Johnston, and
when he knocked at the gate St. Peter
didn't reiognize him and refused to h?t
him ;n. 'Why, my dear sir,' said he, 'I
a:n cne of the Johnstown sufferers. I
was drowned in that flood.' So the
good saint relcnt-'d and let him in. lie
wandered abort heaven, looking at the
beautiful thin" " and after a while
came acrobs asi old man and said
'Good morning, old gentleman; glad to
sec you. Eeen here a long time, I rec
kon?' The oid man said nothing. '1
am ods cf the Johnstown sufferers. I
was drowned in that great flood.' Th
old man did cot reply, but turned aud
walked slowly away. Sa the fellow
went to St. Peter and asked wj that
old man was. 'He would not speak to
me,' said he, 'though I told him I was
In the great flood ah Johnston.' And
St. Peter replied, 'That old man, sir, la
Noah and he had a flood of his own
to think about.' "
And now we read that all the hor
rors of our civil war are being repeat
ed In the Philippines. In our war it
was the white yankees who made war
hell for us, hut now they are making
it hell for the negroes in the Philip
pines. We were trying to smother
what our people suilcred. but they
won't let us and now boast that Gen
eral Sherman found it the best way ti
shorten the war. No, we old men and
women caa't forget and I hope that our
children and grand-children will learn
it all in some Southern history. Ths
civilized world ha3 not forgotten Herod
nor Nero nor the duke of Alva nor the
massacre of St. Baitholemew, where
30,000 Protestants were butchered in a
night. But wben wni Teddy repent,
retract and apologize? He has got It
to do sooner or later or go down in
history as a malicious defamer of one
whose shoe3 ho was not worthy to un
loose. He and Milc-s will get together
some time and some where. Now, why
does not Teddy ror-.siJer the feelings of
our people in his appointments to
Southern offices? Why did he not give
Savannah a white man for a collector?
Appointments c-f negroes to he post
masters and revenue collectors are an
insult to us, and be knows it. If he
has such affectionale regard for those
negroes why not e!vp them a place sit
Washington or Albany or n-vjton or a
consulship at Hayti or Sr.n lloniinga?
These oIHces are the nearest of all to
J'jr people. The postoflke is our try
"ing place, a kind of Moe -a. arid the
J st master our confident. That officer
should above all others be acceptable
to the majority of the people. The col
lector has the commerce of a city in his
lands and under his control, and thut
commerce Is all white none of i'
comes from the nearo race. What e.v
ruse can he give for such appoint
ments? None, and when is he coins
to retract and apologize for that Bland
er of Mr. Davis? Ucoo answerers
when? Bill Arp in Atlanta Constitu
tion. Schley on Sampson's Dzath.
Washington. Special. Admiia
Si hiey Wednesday made the following
statement, regarding the death cf Ad
tniral SampFon: "1 regret very much
tbe dv.h of Admiral Sampson and 1
sympathize with his family. No one
ha.-; ever heard rue utter one unkind
j-'ord about him. On account of hif--eath.
I have wq-.irpted ray friends in
t'-itimore to postpone the delivery to
;. which wan intended to have taken
tonight, cf th Ohristobal Colon
imi'c of Fiiver. and tr-y have acced
:a to my request.
KINDLY A0T APPRECIATED.:
Conrtesy Shown
Man In
oor Blind Colored
street Car.
People are so bii9y nowadays they
have often not timol to be polite, and a
considerate act at d,nce attracts atten
tion. There was si,cn an occurrence
a few days ago In ai 4th avenue car.
Among the passeigers was a blind
negro. His clotbest were the veriest
rags and were heid to his emaciated
frame with pieces wire and bits of
string. A broom handle served as a
cane. Ovsr one shoulder was suspend
ed a gunny sack, giving him the ap
pearance of a cottori picker.
He continually pi&ked at one hand
with the fingers of . the other, as
though he were placing the banjo,
humming softly to I,imself the while
and patting his foot. As his face was
wreathed in smiiesBOt a grin all
eyes were turned ii, ns direction.
Many of the passeng6rs looked at him
regretfully when the bar reached Stan
ton street and he arose and made his
way toward the door.
The hour was a b.USy one on the
Bowery. People wondered whether the
old man wc ild reach! the sidewalk in
safety. A young man' standing on the
rear platform did more than wonder,
however, for he alighted and guuied
the negro safely to ft.,, sidewalk. He
then as rapidly as possible ran after
the car, which was disappearing down
the street.
Several of the passbngers v;ho had
noticed the incident caned on the con
ductor to stop the car" but as he did
not do so one of t'ei
rang the bell
violently, and the &
t!i levrr and tua-rfc:
man reversed
?r-4. -pk1-
den stop.
As the youiif climbed on the
platform, says the N'ew York Times,
many smiles of approbation were cast
in his direction. But be seemed to be
almost ashamed of wbat he had done,
and fie pulled his hat down over his
eyes and continued his ride In silence.
"So you are just married," said the
uief of the railroad information bu
reau, who wanted a clerk. "Does your
bride make pie?"
! "She does," replied the applicant for
; the place; "but what has that to do
' with my securing employment in your
' effk-e?"
"Oh, some," said tne chief. "We
I in Bunnnsorl tn ansiver inauiries no-
litely, and I'm not taking chances on ,
the temper of a rrian with Indiges
tion." Baltimore News.
Kate I fear you will find me full
of faults. J"
Diet Darling, it shall be the dear
est office of my life to correct them.
Kate Indeed, you shan't! Stray
Stories.
It's funny that a girl never gets into
I society until she cpmes out.
j B. 8. S. SENT F3EE.
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Botauiir Ulood U;ihn (. B. B.) cure?
Tiinples. s.;al)Sy, soal', itching Kezciua.
Ulcers, Katin-; .Sore'1, Scrofula, Bloo 1
Poison, Boae Pains,,, Swellings, ltheuma
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we ana lree iu'-"-ai aavic-? seat in
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Ch,ra20 esuends 3.100.000 a vrar fur i
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AU Your Heater Kir Allen Fool-Kn.p,
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.Sweatiuj; Peet and IngrowingKails. Allen's
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nil Drutrcrists and Shoe stores, 25 cents. Ac
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Address Ailen S. Olmsted. I.eKoy, JC. V.
In llie (!iand Canyon of Colorado n
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FITS j.ermanenl.ly cured. Ko firs or nervous
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One miner is killed for every 1,060.0'
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When it comes to wearing an engage
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"Had Eczema for three years; tried t'ureo
doctors and every advertised remedv. with
out effect, till I tried Tetterine. Ifcfif n box
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The pen is mightier than the sword
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Tiso's Cure cannot be too highly spoken ot
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Ms-i Ariii.i Martin,
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and 1 am now pi-rj sett ,
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Miss M'.ric Johnson. II Columbia. East.
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Kndorsed by liiiiiUra. Ofii ;Is, Husinosa M-'ii.
K. ii. i-'are p;i!i Ho.;ni nt t-ust. Wiito u!c!i to
GA.-A IA. lilS.COLU-:GEfIaco,Ga.
VKjr&fr-K::??.- lis? K
Thousands of children
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CTARTLIN
Worms. Symptoms are seldom reliable. They depend upon the e
caud s temperament and uno:i t:ie
tines. Lose r.o time' Adopt the safe and sure course by using
OR. BOVKIIV'S WORM KIUUER.
A SURE. SPEEDY AND SAFE DESTROYER OF THESE MONSTERS.
S IN USE OVER 30 YEARS ACCEPT NONE BUT DR. BOYKIN'S.
w 23c- BEST VERMIFUGE KNOWN- SOLD EVERYWHERE.
523-33-2-2-5-3 5i - J - 9 - 33 - 3 - 2:2 - 22 - 2 - ? - 9 -
ciervtific Drodudion
quite clearly, that m order
conditions a laxative should
wHnllv free from every obiectionable quality
gently without disturbing tne natural
ons in anv way. The laxative which
lions of bottles annually foi
tnd thi universal satistaction
confirm the claim we make
the qualities wlncn commend
V1
j 5 'iMV1
fiii'-'U with u-:eiess and injurious medicines
that it is a pleasure to know ot so reliabk
a remedy as you place before the public."
Miss Kuth Emerson.
It is no longer a question as to whether
Peruua can be relied on to cure all pueh
(a?es. During the many years in which
Peruna has been put to test in all forms
aud stages Qf acute and chronic catarrh
no one year has put this remedy to great
er test than the past year.
Peruna is the acknowledged catarrh rem
edy of the ace. Dr. Hartinan, the coin
pounder of Peruna, has written a book on
the phases of catarrh peculiar to women,
entitled, "Health and .Beauty." It will be
sent free to any address by The Peruna
Medicine Co., Columbus, O.
Jf you do not derive prompt and patis-fa-.-tory
results from the use of Peruna,
write at once to Dr. Uartman, giving a
full statement of your ease and he will be
pleased to give you his valuable adviee
grr.tis.
Address Dr. TIartman, President of The
Ifartman Sanitarium, Columbus, O.
"It's a shame!" exclaimed Meander
ing Mike, as he tossed the piece of
newspaper from him.
"What was you readin' about?"
asked Plodding Pete.
"Dese donations by Andrew Car
negie. It's a shame to be spendin' so
much money for libraries when dey
orter be buyin' cook books fur some o'
dese jails we have to stop at." Wash
ington Star.
"What do you think we had better
do about this man who is abusing me
in his speeches?" asked Senator
Sorghum.
"Well,' was the answer, "I've no
ticed that if a man can start out by
being coutinually found fault with
he's liable to land securely in success
some time or other. So long a3 he
keeps on abusing me don't do any
thing. If he shows signs of quitting
offer to pay him to keep it up."
Washington Star.
Friend What, are you going to do
with the alarm clock?
Salesman Taking it down to our
store.
Friend Out of order, eh?
Salesman Not at all. I just set it
to go off at the closing hour. Our
store doesn't advertise, you know.
Philadelphia Press.
cALLEN'S EU3INESS COLLEGE, f!:
auceesstui acnooi. m ma ana. t--ata!ctue rice.
M tUUcS VVfiiht ALl Ubfc FAILS.
Prj I-est i;ui,-h b; ru. Testes GoviU. Use p3
Verubodu Knows
&ntmBrssraHX!i -twwic-.-saccv
Mrs Anna Martin. J
I fict to have your Dress Fit 90a
mosJ Wear the Proper Corset
Ro y a IJWo rces ler
or Boo Too Corsets
ere ihe mcst stylish made
STRAIGHT FRONT
A.'; your dealer to show theai.
Accept no substitute.
ROYAL WORCESTER COSSET CO
WORCESTER, MASS.
ACIl
are beinjr gnawed to distraction by
variety of worms present in tbe lntes-
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is due to the originality and simplicity of the
combination and also to the method of manu
facture, which is known to the California Fig
Syrup Co. only, and which ensures that per
fect purity and unirormity of product essential
to the ideal home laxative. In order to get
always buy the genuine and note the full name
of the Company California Fig Syrup Co.
printed on the front of every package. In the
process of manufacturing figs are used as they
are pleasant to the taste, but the medicinal
virtues of Syrup of Figs are obtained from an
excellent combination ot plants known to he
medicinally laxative and to act most beneficially.
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LoviisviS h.lxf.
For iiute by all druijisls Price
111
7 OP. EVERY
SLOG
ice
CTJTICTJRA SOAP, to cleanse ths rktl "
Of crusts and scales and soften the thick
ened cuticle, CUTICUEA CINTMEST,
to instantly cllay itching, ic&.Binia-'
tion, and irritation, and soothe B.cx he-il
and CUTICUHA RESOLVENT FILl
to cool and cleanse the-blood. ASINGLK
SET of these great skin curatives i'j
often sufficient to cure the most tortnr
ing, disfiguring, itching, burniig, bleat
ing, crusted, scaly, and pimply skin,
scalp, and blood humours, with loss of
hair, when all eles fail3.
firlil.ions of People
Use CimcCRA So,r, assisted by CctiOcrA
Ointment, for prcservins, purifying, ai
bcauti fylii tl'.e skin, f:r cleaning the ccatj,
of crusts, scales, ami d;ir,lrurt, and l'ie stop
ping of falling hair, for softcnln?, whitening.,
and soothing red, roccl;, a::d sore hernia, for
baby rashes, itching," mid cliafinga, and foi?
allllie purposes of t'.i'j toilet, bstH, and nurs ery.
Millions of Women use CuxicraA SoAP
In the form of bath3 fur annoTins irritations,
lnflauiniattons, and cxv-oiiations, cr too 5ro
or olfensivo pui-npiratlon, in ttio forn
washes for ulcerative weaknesses, i"t for
many sanative, anii.-rntio purposes Wietl
readily surest themselves to wor.ico.
"CmcrRA B SOLVENT Pills (Oiocolat
Coatotlt are a nuw, tstoles, Hlorl--s, eco
nomical s-.ihsiitu'.e for tho c-iebrritcd iiqiud
Cutiocra rtFsoLvKN-r.as writ as for ail oiftr
bloo't purifiers an-1 h:iyn:n:r cares. In sc-xe--rap
vials, containing ('. riosea, j-rios M'c.
RoM throughout the wrl-f. P',", U',c , OiNTijajT,?
:U:ti-h rrlK-uen
Jontl.in. Kr.-r.ch lJcio--: Z H i . (1? n I'fl 1. l erid- l'"T.
XA Dut'O ft CJ. COiU'., Sole L'rr., U. 6. A.
MtU
V JV'lf - 3 fi r;
Small crops, unsnlciblc veg
etables, result from want of
'otasii
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Vegetables are especially
fond of Potash. Write for
our free pamphlets.
GERMAN KAT.T WORKS,
93 Aras.sau St., New York.
R FINE Hoot FAT ' KCHt-'CiO
'Htt;iricTO"
Is a perfectly harnilrss rent tnhle compoim'l. It p-!-tlvelv
and irrnianeiitly i iinin.'itcs ,rirtulrncy and
fiipi i-nui.ustit-sh. It In a '('!; I. AUMH.I TK arl
liarinlebsas Iro.-hair.T iioit.-ar.')--r I aticnt Imvi- i:?.-t
this treatnu lit. J'vsk-ij;n-.ei!.:i'r clt. i lie us lor
FH I KTK KA'I MK. I . M'liU Ten tVliln l.ii-.ivir
I muter, etc. Cn--.-P'-iKUnt-e piri-(iy ti.r.U.lt r.i ui.
:vi" tiling in p'alnc'ij! tl l a' kl.i't'n. We Kciiil you rh
ioi ni'uln.tl you t:kp'Ur tit ifln!-!,!, ami you ct.li n.akM
Kctaa-lo' at hr.ni,- It .vninit-si.oi'K, iiwli: iht- lnv'red-K-nU
lieed lu.v lu t'tur if i-vii elttet.-. .lor,---,
,.!!i-liii hi-i:i I o .tiJOl e Jelt Avuei Luui.Mu
i.,iLi kinri
free
Enclose -cnt stnip fur particulars. B
'9 Address SCOTT REMEDY CO., Louisville, Ky. J2
THE URINE IS GUIDE
It you will Knd ice i lamplv of your taurn
iiifutlD lor otivnkat enalyils. win toll
vou by it, lu num. LOCATION
ESTEST ot your fclSfASE .ui wliiHho.
COSABtf, or IHCiiSAitf, tn, ot el.rf..
Di.iHnc ll Do bairlor to tuccoH wlion
tclaiicc tikf 1k ulftco of gueatiu. Snn4
t:vo centa tor mailln? case f.-r urlno. lly
'loetuironTHE WATES DOOTCS
I. P. SHAFES, M. D..
522 Penn Ave., Pittsburs, Pa.
250
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iuir, tiHiiklng, ft-nmansliip. hniliai:(l. lie
wrl'tng. Telegraphy. MutheinaUi-a, Orammar
and Lusiuee coirp iulnn-e thoroughly
taught, liuard to iU per mouth.
What dust dat critter raisin',
lie stubborn ez you choose,
Dat mule do kick amazin':
Must have on Red Sea! Shoes!
Mm
ft e v York.N.V
fifty cetvii per bottle.
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