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FBIDAY, JT'LT 12.1901.
HEW METHODS OF NATURE
STUDY.
It is refreshing to note that na
ture study is becoming more and
more a common feature ot school
and college work, and also that
tho methods used are somewhat
different from those in vogue some
years ago. Time was when the
atudy of birds meant shooting
them, or collecting their eggs and
nests, and when the ardent stu*
dent of quadrupeds, insects, rep
tiles, or any other living thing,
felt it necessary to prove his love
for his subject by knocking it in
the head, and to measure his know
ledge by the si/.e of his collection
Thanks to the camera and common
sense, things are different now.
The nuturalist has learned that he
can find out more about birds and
animals by making friends with
them when alive than by dissec
ting them dead.
At least half of the popular books
on nature study which have np
peared in the last few years have
evidently been the work of theout
of-door naturalist. Tho lover ol
nature takes his camera, his opera
glass, his text-book and his note
book and, hies him to the woods
or fiichls, where ho quietly sits
down on the ground or props him
self against i> tree, and keeps very
still. It is not his purpose to in
terrupt, but to watch, tiiebouse
keping of his friends in lur or
feathers, lie knows that I lion
port of a gun or the smell of blood
will effectually put a stop to the
kind of studying he desires to do.
It is nvf practicable lo kill a jH-r
--cou and make friends with him at
one and the same time, and the
rule holds just as good if the per
son is a squirrel or a robin.
The naturo-lover, therefore, sits
for hours in his chosen place,
tramps for miles over wood-paths
or through untrodden wilderness
not for the sake of bringing home
a well-filled bag of game, but in
order to store his head with inter
esting information. He wants to
find out, pn liaps, what the habits
of a certain bird are, and how its
song at certain season of the year
differs from the mere twitter heard
jat other seasons; what it lives on,
and how far north it ranges. Can
he discover all these things by ly
ing in wait for the bird, must pay
for his knowledge. So, like nn
honest man, lie pays, and in re
turn learns more, nit only aboute
that bird, but about various other
creatures met in his travels, than
the mere sportsman would know if
he hunted a hundred years.
Old woodsman, it is true, often
know a great deal of the habits
of wild things, not only from the
banters bnt the naturalist's point
of view; but it is well known that
they seldom hunt for mere sport,
and never kill more than they need
for actual consumption or for sale.
Ono dees not find an Adirondack
guide running amuck in the woods, j
K blazing away at everything ho sees.
Powder and shot are too precious,
tor one thiug. Consequently the
people in fur and feathers, not de
sired by him for food or other pur
poses, soon learn to know him, and
he understands them. Sometime
he i s not much of a sportsman in
: the ordinary sense ot the term.
. And the men who attend to the
preserving of game and the care of
. forests know quite as mnch of wood
craft-aa those who live by shooting
| the wild creatures.
| IMd Pyjujwla Cart
R•_ u M|MIV VMt |M #®ta
WASHINGTON LETTER
(From mir rtsulti Coricapondeot.)
Washington, July Bth, 1801
The-Post Office Department hn*
begun aright in whiulT it is clearly
right and in which it will he sup
ported by lillthu strength of the Ex
i ecutivc branch of the government
I hat notwithstanding those advan
tages, it must get the support of
• the press and of public sentiment,
in order to win a permanent vic-
Itory. This fight is to shut tl»e
I lake publications out of the privi
lege ot second class mail. The
I government pajs sfio,ooo,ooo a
! yeai lor carrying second class mai
(and receives less than $4,000,000
for it. That much of this loss is
; due to abuses which have crept in
j to the construction of the law-con
structions never dreamed of when
the law was beifig cnacied-is ap
parent to everyone who has become
at all familiar with what consti
tute a largo proportion ol second
class mail. In fact, from an in
vestigation , which has been going
on for months, the postal officials
have Wfri convinced that fully one
halt oflhe matter now mailed as
second class, should under a strict
and perfectly proper construction
of the law, b8 compelled to pay
as third class mattar. A new rule
for the construction of the law is
to be issued by the I'ost Office De
partment, for the especial purpose
ol shutting out fake publics tions.
When it is promulgated, lookout
for squeals from the owners ol the
fakes and l?om such legitimate
publications as can be wheedled or
paid to say that the business of
legitimate publication is being in
terfered with. Theso squeals will
be worked for all they are worth
for their effect lipin Congress,
where the fight will certainly be
carried. Postal officials declare
in the most positive terms that the
new construction of the law will
not injure any legitimate publica
tion and count upon "getting the
support of all such.
The President's proclamation
declaring free trade with Porto
Hico on and after July 2otb, will
be issued as soon as he receives an
official copy of tho resolution adop
ted by tho legislature of Porto
Kieo.
The President's proclamation
for the opening to public settlement
of the Kiowa,. Conimauche and
Apache Indian Reservations in
Oklahoma, was issued today. A
force of thirty clerks from the Gen
eral Land Office; left Wash in ton
Saturday night, to do the work ol
the I ard offices thnt will be opened
at llene and Law ton.
•. HAMILTON
Richard Johnson has returned
from Virginia Beach. ' .
Miss Inez Gray anil father went
to Williainstoii ou Tuesday.
Willie Pi itchard of Scotland Neck
ii visiting his uucle Mr. Sam Pritcli
ard. - 1 ——*
Miss Maggie Everett has returned
hooniC after a very pleasant visit to
Uoper.
Miss Norman Cloman who went
to Battleboro Friday to hear blind
Tout, has returned home.
V. _ - .J_
Miss Uutb Matthews iimV Dc-libie
Sberrod have gone to Willinraston
to spend several days with relatives
and liieuda.
I. • ■
Mr. Scawcll.who taught school in
Hamilton some yearn ago, is here,
on a visit. Jlis many tilends uie
glad to see liirn.
The ladies of tho Kpiscopnf Church
gave a lawn party on last Thursday
ni>;bt in the yard of Mr. J. B. Clo.
man. It was greatly enjoyed l»y
all, and financially was a success.
There was an affray hereon Sat
urday night, between Wash Kuffin
and Jerry Clark, both netf.o's,'
which threatens to end sfrionsly, ius
Claik is said to he ui a dying con
dition. X f . .
The largest shipment of comb
honcv, thiit was ever shipped from
Martin Co. was shipped ;by S. 1).
Matthews this week, viz l.'to cases
containing :»240,it being one fourth
of his entire crop. U wits shipped
via X.4 S. R. U. the hot
| Feat her I ist week Mr. Matthews
| lost about 30 Iha of lioney, it bay
melted.
The piles that annoy yoit so 'will
be quickly and permanently healed
if you iise DoWitt's Witch
Salve. Beware of worthless counter
feus.
t
You can never core dyspepsia by
dieting. Wkat your body needs is a!
plenty of good food properly digested i
Then if your stomach will not digeet
if, "Kodo! Dyspepsia Curs will. It j
contains all of the natural digettanto j
' h«nee must digest every daw of food i
tnd so pr«-p.ue it that nature can use
it in nourishing the body and replac
ing the wasted Itjsues, thus giving
life, liealih, ambition, pure
blood and good healthy appetite.
Oyid> POIUTrr ~
W F donei was here Sunday
J II lt'ibcrson wai iu town Friday
l)r Nelson, or Everetts was here
Friday
1) Harris, of Tarboro, was here a
few days ago
Buuyan Kdmotison has been yerj j
siok with the fever
Miss Annie Purvis, of Robt-isoii
ville, was in IOWII Friday.
•*pr Justice and Claude Itnnting of
Hamilton «eie licit* Friday-
Miss Mintie Robeisnii attended
the picnic at Willie S.ilsbnrjr's last
Thursday
Miss Bulah, Boss anil Nannie
Purvis, ofTaibnro, have been vtyit
ing Misses Bailie and Lena Hvcrett
CURE FOB OHOLEUA-NEVBIt
KNOWN TO PAIL.
During last May an infant child of
our neighbor was Suffering from chol
era infantum. The doctors had given
up all hopes of recovery.l took a bot
tle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy to the house,
telling them I felt sure it would do
good if used according to directions.
In two days time the child had fully
recovered. The child is now vigorous
and healthy. I have recom m «n led
this remedy frequently and have
never known it to fail—Mus. Cl'Kris
BAKER, Book waiter, O. For sale by
N. S. Peel & Co.f
A PLI ASANT EVENING.
I.ast Wednesday evening Mrs
M. D. Cooper - entertained compli
mcntiry to her sister Miss Mayte
Nooney, who left the next morning
for a simmer outing, touching
El'zabcth City, Columbia and othei
points.
1 lie sweet strains of music min
gled with the voices and dainty
ices made the occasion a most ca
JoyaMt one.
Affe saying goodbye to Mi i!
Nooney and wishing her,a pleasaiu i
trip the quests left with happy |
the evening.
[The above article was receive*!
too late for publication last week.—
Ed j
THE BEST jTEMEUY FOR .STOM
ACH AND BOWEL TBOUT-LKS
"I lisve been in the diug buuiiem
for twenty years and have sold most
nil of the proprietary medicine* ol
any note. the entite b»t 1
have never found anything to tipi,!
ChamberlaiiTs Colic, Cholsra and
Diarrhoea ltemedy for all stouinjli
and bowel troubles,''says O.W W.tke
field, oi Columbus, Oa. "Ttii* remedy
cured two severe cases of choleiM
morbus in my family and. I have
recommended aid sold hundreds of
bottles ol it to my customers lo their
entire satisfaction. It afford* a quick
and sure cure form .No
family should Die without il. I keep
it in my house at all times! For #s>t'
by N. S. Teel k Co. \ •
Screen floors at Eli Ourgnuus.
IT DAZZLES THE WORLD.
No discovery in medicine has ever
.created one quarter of the excitement
that has been caused King's
New Dbcovery for Consumption. It's
severest tests have been on hopebas
vietims of Consumption, Pneumonia,
Hsmorrliage,Pleuriiiy,ai>d Bronchitis,
thousands of whom it has restored to
perfect health. For Coughs,Colds,'As
thms, Croup, Hay f«ver. Hoarseness
and Whooping Cough it is the quick
est, surest cure in the world.lt is sold
by N. y. IVel & Co., who guarantee
satisfaction or reiund money. Large
bottles 51K- and Sl.llO. Trial botlbs
'free.
Scud us y our s|Ues.s.
Many thousands been restored
to healj.b ar.d happiness by the use of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. If af
tlicted with any throat or lung trouble
give it a tri*l for it is certain to j royc
beneficial.(yOughs that havrresintCil
all. other treatment for'years, Laie
yielded to this remedy aud perfect
health been restored. Cases that
seamed hope'.esr, that the climate of
famous hesltb resorts failed to beno
C.t, have beea permanently cared br
its use. Bear in mind that every bot
tie is warranted oud if it does not
prove beneficial the money will tw
refunded to yon. For sale by N. S.
. Peel & Co.
A Ud complexion generally w»H»
from inactive liver ud bowdi la
| all ancli ciiw De Witt's Little Esrlj
! Risers produce gratifying rtwlU ,
Summer Clothing. Straw Hat*,
Etc., at K . Gir*aaa*. ,
-
It ii»%«i*r to k««p well than get
cured. De Witt's Little Birly Risers
takes now and then, will always keep
roar biws'* in fjrfect order. They
never gr.pe bat promote IB . easy,
gentle sctio'u
lIASSKLL.
Mr Jack (Joburn vm here a few
• lays ago
G F It jberaou went over to Bethel
W A Plotting came borne la»t
Wednesday night
Vin S'even ol Dana bat been
iiere the |>nnt week.
M -Gilbert June commenced coi
uig l«-.t week.
MM Cora Elm 11 of I'arntele, i"
visiting Jit.i H 1! iv'moiiM>!i
Miss llu tie It ibt-rxoti wan
iug down uote a f«w dare *£>
Ander i~>ber*o:i and I beanie Kv
arvtt passed tbiougb bere Sunday
Miim Olara Joliusou wa« visiting
Mian Bunca Purvis a lew .lava ago.
Messrs It >i It itfbuck ;ui 1 Si i i«*
White were at Mr J 11 L®urv.»' Sun
day
Mr Willie SaWbary hail w picnic
ou the Itb Everything paaaci oft
quietly
Adrian W'nielmrd ip nnii'l la»t
week. Gi.td lliat Ins dluess waa
not mfiluiM
| ■ . ' —«w.
WHITE MAN TURNED YEL
LOW.
Great consternation waa felt by the
friend* of M. A. llogsrly, of Lexing
ton, Kv., when tiny saw he waa turn
ing yellow. Ilia skin slowly changed
color, also Lis eye*, and he suffered
terribly Ilismtlady was Yellow J aim
dice. 110 was treated by the beat doc
tor*, hut without beiiefit.Tnen he was
ailvir-C'l to try Electric Bitters the
wonderful Sicttnvh and Liver remely
and he write*: "'After taking two bot
tles I wholly cured." A Irisl
prove* its merit ficr all
•toniaeb, I • v«r an I Kidney troubles.
0 . . . s :d by N. S. Peel 1 Co.
UK N'T It A(i-ACADEM Y
an liKlustri.il and Tra'ninj School
lor '.M»ys and young men, will l>c*
it.i aim:iuJ.session Oct. ist. 1901.
Yoong' ni«:i desiring j»o to
:»i-ltaol,and p-*y in part with worl 1
may .write Uv na at «»v»r- Tw-ntv-j
one- arc desired.ititm liatel;,-: 6 lot 1
farm work, 6 for ear, enter's work,
4 for in.isortary and plastering, 4
for pal ting awul 1 or t for printing j
For lurthtr particulars a 'dre*>
RKv Ctus a- Ta*iik, Principal,
Littleton. N Cu, tf
BASE It ALL
T V Hll»HO VH BUlhill
The We liu-M.lay resulted in '
a score of 8 t >2 in tavor of Tarboro
StfOrc by iuniug-:
1: 11 K
Tarlioro, 00 2 0 0 GOO \—S 8 1
Raleigh 0020 00 0 0 o—2 10 6
Batirie*: Buseb and Foster, Per
son and LeQrnude. Umpire, Mice.
T'ie Willi.uns:o:i rooter* attend
ing the mine were: II W S uM»>.
A I n.iwfud, K II Ciawf.»*d, S W
il.uiell, A S■■■»; ffield, WS Hani*
and A K Wliltinorc
Outs and bruises aro h sled b>
Chamberlain's l*ala Balm in about
one^third the time any other treat
ment would require because of its an
tiseptic qualities which cause the parts
to heal without maturation. For sale
by N. 8. Peel & Co.
Reduced rate* at the Hotel, at
Nags Head for thom taking advan
tage of the excursion on the 27tb,
A TOOK MILLIONAIRE
Lately starved in London because
lie could not digest his food.
Ijlarly use of Dr. King-i New Life Pills
would have saved bim.They strength
en the stomach, aid digestion, pro
mote e.s-imilation, :mprove appetite.
Prira Money bick if not&ati-fied
lioiij by N. 8. Peel & Co.
Everyone visbitig t' ntfca Jrln to
Sag's Heads aiiouM go ou the -Vtb.
"1 am ;r. iebtetl to One Mioute
t'onnli Cure for mf present good
health and my life. I was treated in
vain Joclora-lor luag tiooble fol
lowing laJtripps. I took One Minute
Cough Curo and recovered my health"
Mr. E- 11. Wise, Madieoa, Ga. _
Kodol Dyspofwta On
Mpwt* what JM Wis, ,
SIIE DIDJiT WEAK A MASK.
But her beauty waa cotapletelyhK?-
dea by eore>r, b'otche* ttd paplw
(ill she aecd Boeklea'a 3slaa>
lt» tbey mirkr.i m will all Erup
tion*, Fo«r StMe-. BoiU, Ule«ra,Car
loadei std Frlon from IU s». Is
fallible for Cuts, Coras, Bants,Bcald«
1 ar.d I'iles. Care fitrißltel ise at N.
SJPseHTXVa
;
IT NI VIC KHITY
of rVorlh OiroHiiP
TIIE nE VD
O! the Slate's Educational System
A adctritcDepartment,
; f /,'iu',
IJ/i'iiiVim",
/V>iir/nii>-j
£i?htr five tbolarahipe. Free ta ; -
Si n *.ea-het» and miaiiter'a sott'
L ans for Ibe needy.
527 Sti*ti!s 43 lufKtli
N m DiiOioniSories, Water WorluCex.
tia! ileatitag System.
9"- -!0,000 ?pe-rt in improvessents in
1903 sn 1 19)1.
F .'1 term begins September 9, 1901.
A tire*.
b l\ VEXADLK, President]
Chapel Hilt, N C.
W. U. BIGGS,
MMCh'ANT TAILOR
l.ivito) you toe til
a»:«l iiig|>ect his
and'+ §urnmcit
CI.OTIIING
for 1901
Choice productions.
' Co.Teet fit-
StTKBIOR WoRKMAXSIIIP.
Bigg* Drug Sture.
GtMfUMTEEB SUMY YfAUT
Mrr am! w -mra of *vel'g.)dTrM to trprcwil
u>, I »Itartl agents f«f
Ua»! wetk oki int rrc+l*
lu**K; tktta n- atl t*
]*rrj&e*. i«pt>l udrancritrnl, nil t*lah!okt4
tvsaac. Of and d jjQLtui rafic cat an a a ct vuauj
!•» vctifr t»ka*iat. jr ruir'it puaflkio, liHt-1
it omr ulfa'arr. Near, brilluat Use* Ur.t
STAFFORD P3ESS,
'.Xi* lljvrn.Corß
n Ml i *
- ill ■ ■
;Vt(3YHERHOOD
IT he greatest amtltloa ol Amer- g
iean men and n.mieu Is to hue p
homes libml with The §
woman i:Hicl.-J with leuiale Jit- S
ease b ,co(utaM|y meuawi «iih{j
Lcomilitp a ehii.llc-s wife. Xo 3
Sf'licint Cj»n mrtiw Jn,) or- |
g.ms. Lut Wine »t CwJut .tors tf
regulate •UTjngeuioiits ilut pre- Q
vent conception; does prerent I
Biwnia;r: Ass reMore weak f
fune'ioiu and sliatUved oerrcs H
and does bring babies to hosnes
l aren aud ihnolsle lur yean.
Vi -n# «>f t'ardui pive* women the
hiailh and to bear henl-
Ithy children. You can get a
dollar bottle of Wine of Canlni
from vour dcakr.
W!XE ,r CARD(fI
1(3 Mutetttsest.
jrfcrnki sad oat saekaes af
TbcUnnr, Hlaak lwW,
TktMrMfksb(t«.spoiua«u4|
t* 1 ** ?' — ■ «>•« M.
?" w .y j* «we wa
Mwnkgal Wtatcf ivdillsßT 1 thi
Ki«.j. w.c. AxmL
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTIHg.
Parwaat to U« Xoticc i* hrrtV *jrn»
app)kat»« will tar aaudr to the K ari of Cauntr
CutnaieispaoeKr* to (ratal to the troslrrs£ncil
Uoei&vr to «rt«jl sparituom »n l null ttqoon (of
aax ttu -Hhfl, bpfjmmj. Anpitf ill, a! or acar
I. K CdUare a Ctviaiif lu>hrf*iaavllftr
•hip, Mytln county , Tti» J*hr tat. avot,
49 A L BKUFLOVKI ft CO
AI»MINI3TUATOK'3 NOTICE
Having qut'in *.i a* a«]minitratcr of M A
| lx >t»cr«Ki. deceased, late of Mflrtacoanly. S C .
'.huiMoimiity alt {eroßft Uvise asaitat
! ih i4at of flail %lect««cd to cxhihft ihna to
tlie on or brfore tlae pni Jay erf J«ly
i ox. oc tbia flMict wi.l be pkadct! in tor of tbeir
.. c\ivrry. AU prr*oaa« indchol to nuJ estate
• !l plca«c anakr iaucdiatc ;uracflt. §,
jrj « «.f IJIV &*i.
C'H auacasos, AAnmSnlor.
KOTICB
liUml la wstwa' fci
iiinHiilft to iiaffiTp. $ C. for am Sk Iq,
. taoa* bm uk lo sir. 1 ika!!. at less
trial f .'ca;j.ilSn i- nat?t Hiflna 9S «!•}• frau
Oftr. d«ausl ikol for an
Th}» jrd July l*x
4«-t» IP copfEa.
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C A R JFC LTIT.CLA-'LC'
).l,n»MO nfr Chn. nnr l-nrtl Joka
' binvnl wife JCoaa. WiUaara T Badtry.Ucary
&a«LSd3tl fcjMHii.>kan Win. WW
fbsC ■«*■>. Xak ami —Dr.i> ik
Ititai Aap I>l »* SuSt
r«at
iM u actaaa atkM M d>m tu krra
in—ii *■ IV Safii* cent f Haszim
narijtfaalV •> of irilcrfab fa* ful&a
—timWlliqlißiiß ilataSml «U>
' u m vtTlta Cwly rai aU *fnteb |
nJ«w am —i? >MHB
'■ iMlanii nlffli ud ddnJ«b«ia h>-
Itri ulr ailaaa thai
I atlMeOcr «dj Allots. Clrak ci Ikr Saprraar
cagrtaf aaafia Canaty. at WiM—a. DC •
ikr M%( taprf I«H. and aamrectaci
'• te W|l|»l h ail Mia or tkr fUwt.i
•nil inh to Ike am far tkr irW dfanfc it
Tuilljuc l>u
J A Rom
Ocrk liia Caal
~ NOTICE
% WSOTSS aadrr rflk Clerk of tkr Sapa*
torn c«nt af Hutu Cratr •• Uk p».
• i i flag nI«W fiktnud Cam and nk aaar
| lk> J Cm in m.lli VUa. at will «S
at UKCaal fcian ia on auadit
If ik »jw. Ikr foUvariag baL tu sit:—A j
Had at haf ia laa.tia Coaaty aljua ling tkr ■
k% laad oa Ibr Kortk: BaaduJpfc
ni.ka.-J a w Kvt »>• Vath >ad tit Fn;.«
Aaima laad ea tkr WcU. fcamu tkr aid
-Kaarkrr XrSaaa kawarad. ' raauna] oat-
B kaaMamaaarar Btaa.
TtiaiofMr-tiat ka!f«k and taiaan ha
laiin aanaiki fiua day of «ik with a prr-cral
iali iial irfmrii |»a)atal.
Tkaajoar Hk. i*.
A- H. ft milk,
"k^^tuaalafaam,
NOTICE
1 jaka D Dot. Haiaul
*» V,.
Rana Royt yM, Drfradaal.
Tkr Drfradaal akar named aria lakr aatarr I
tkal tkr akoar caMled ictta kaa km laaaaa '
irdaa ikr SapaaaorCoan. at Mattia caaalj. aad'
aaauai daly i TI maraaldr at tkr Coart 1
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~i WMTIY SUCCESSML
"SMttliag to* iMcr Ik Sai.
All IWor» hire triad to care rA
TARRAII by the bm of powder 1 *,
acid (fW'.iiUlfi and drugs in ptfu
form. TLeir dry op the mo
cuous iiiembranes cm»in;» tLeai la
'-rack open anil b!eed. The |o*er(.i
arid need in tLe inhaler* hare entire -
ly eaten away the eame meabrane*
that their maker* hare aimed to cure,
while parfft and ointments cannot
reach the disrase An old and
tenced practitioner who has for many
y»ar» mad* a clone stndr and special
ty of the treatment of cATTARAiI
bad at last -perfected a treatment
which when faith'ul!y ustd, not only
relieve? at once, lut f-eruanen'ly
cures CATARRAII, bv removing the
cause. ftor|»rtic the discharges and
curing all inflammation. It is the only
remedy known to science that actual
ly reaches the afflicted parts. This
wonderful remedy' is known as
"BXUFFLE3 the GUARANTEED
CATARRAII EURE," and iiwold at
the extremely low price of One Dol
lar, each package containing internal
and external medicine sufficient for a
fall months treatment and everything
ui ternary to its perfect use.
"SNUFFLES" is the only perfect
cATARRAH cURE ever made and
ia now recognised as the only safe
and poaitive cars for that annoying
and disgusting disease .It alao cures
inflammation quickly and permaa
ently an 1 is alao wonderfully quick
to relievellAY FEVER or cOLD in
the lIEAIK '
cATARRAII when neglected often
leaita to cOXSUMP riON - SN U F
FLBS* will save yoa if you use it at
OBCSL It ia no ordinary remedy, but n
complete treatment which is positive
ly guaranteed to earn cATARRAH
in nay form or at age if used according
In the directions which accompany
each package. Don't delay bat nead
for it at once, and write fall particu
lar! aa to yoijr condition,and you will
receive special advice from the die-,
coverer of thin wonderful remedy re
garding year cam without coot to yoa
Uyoad tjtf regular price of "SNUF
FLES the "QUARANTEED cA
TARRAH cURE. r
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Market Street. Philadelphia.
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Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what yoa eat*
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HfKt*n!> ami dipMi all kiada q|
food. It givrt instant relief aad nevm
(hits to cure. It allows you to eat all
the food you want. The must seoaltlre'
stoßuctfS can »ate lb By its use macy
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carvd a f t«r enerythiag dee failed. It
Is for allsUMunch truubka.
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