THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS, McCONNELLSBURG, PA.
lf) AND WATER NAVIGATION
Trick a A" fr Missouri Farmer
)0 Reach Home With Hi
Purchase In Boat.
jiy state," Buys a MlBHouri man,
,,jesni'S Hi me uhuri? river one 01
UdUt crooaeu BireuuiH uiiywucru,
tell of a farmer living on the
ti of 111" OHugo who had a small
'icat, which, one day, ho loaded
j produce and Moated down to mar
, -ix inll'B away. Ho exchanged
produce for goods at ono of the
K . t 1.. t.. ,1... II...
f anil lOUUL'U suuun ill mu iiui-
How are you iu sii yuu:-
5bom'?" asked a byatatider. "tiot
'.tejnib'iat to tow you buck?"
"I'm going to flout It back,' wan the
How. I'd like to know.'
-I reckon you don't know nnu-h
j,! tli ih river. It doubles on llseir
jt below her and runs back within
. -.. n fiiml,,e tf n ti.llf, nf Inv
HUH tUHlvvi .'1 u i. y iiij
I've got a landing on. both
tfc, and a team of horses that can
.jitlie boat rrom one landing to tun
iff.' "
:0R SKIN-TORTURED BABIES.-
I hot brtli with Cutleura Soup foi
led by a light application or Cuii
Ointment, gently rubbed on the
jce, nllord Immedlato relief and
, ..tt to speedy bealnient of Rleep de
p,ylng eczemas, rashes. Itching.
mlnRH, scallngs and crustings of
skin and scalp of Infants and chll
.j, bringing rest to worn-out, anx
j mothers and peaco to distracted
jseholds. For free sainplo each with
p Skin Hook, address postcard Cu
ra, Dept. X, lloston. Sold every-,l,re.-Adv.
Side-Stepplng.
Whenever you make speeches, the
JiJale for whom you are talking
, defeated. said the man who is
fien to reproachful utterance.
Well, replied the orator, lr
Xijght I could rely on winning the
ttt do you think I'd go on speaking
oibei people thuu myself?
imoortant to Mothers
Damlue carefully every bottle of
iSTOKIA, a safe and sure remedy for
i'itU and children, and Bee tbat It
Stature
iUie For Over 30 Years
lildrcn Cry for Fletcher's Castoria
Oil In England.
The first oil fleld In Kngland has
ilely been discovered at Kilham In
Vcouiitv of Nottingham. It Is not
(range that It was not discovered he
lm, for the oil was only found at a
ttpttjof 2,440 feet while boring for a
ineral deposit.
Or Hit Heir.
Alice What Is your favorite air?
Betty The millionaire. lioston
toning Transcript.
Appropriate.
"I thouuht of going to the mus
tirade bull as an old timo fop."
"That's a dandy Idea!"
tnrt mi ni nlincrilXT WILL TFLT. TOO
In Mann Ke lleii.eilv fur lied. Weua. Mature
im nd lirannlau-a Kjellili.; No MuimlliK
i Si r.,ni,,n. Writ f'r II.h.H ef IIih Kye
aaiui'rwi. Murine his Kuhmv Lu., ibumiu.
k woman hates a male flirt worse
'tan ahe hates a mouse uuless he's
trtlng with her.
Sit women are tuklng up the agilcul
taral coiiihcs In the Wisconsin State
ttilflnltY.
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when needed.
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A tonic, expectorant and laxative.
Contains no opium nor anything
injurious. Sold by all druggista.
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A toll preparation of mrrifc
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For RMtortnt Color and
Bmu(t toGror or tUmd Hair.
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JAPANESE CELEBRATE THE TS'NG TAO VICTORY
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There was great rejoicing 'throughout Japan when the, news of the fall of Tslng Too was received. The
photograph shows a lantern procession In Tokyo, and Incidentally gives a good Idea of the Btrango mixture or
costumes to bo seen In any Japanese city.
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A
Impressions of Visitor to German
Great Headquarters.
Campaign Conducted With the Effi
ciency of a Great American Cor
poration New Steel Hospital
Trains Perfectly Appointed.
London. A newspaper correspond
ent writing from Luxembourg says:
I have juet returned from the Ger
man great headquarters In France, the
visit terminating abruptly on the
fourth day, when one of the kaiscr'a
secret Held police woke me up at sev
en o'clock In tho morning and regret
fully said that his instructions were
to seo that I 'did not oversleep' the
first train out. The return Journey
along one of the Orman main lines of
communication through Kastern
Franco, across a corner of Belgium,
and through Luxembourg was full of
interest, and confirmed the impression
gathered at the center of things, the
great headquarters, that this twentieth
century warfare Is In the lust analysis
a gigantic business proposition which
the board of directors (the great gen
eral staff) and the 36 department
beads are conducting with tho effi
ciency of a great American basinesa
corporation.
Tho west hound track Is a continu
ous procession of freight trains
fresh consignments of raw material,
men and ammunition, being rushed to
tho firing lino to be ground out into
victories.
Our fast train stops at the mouth of
a tunnel, then crawls ahead charily,
for tho French, before retreating, dy
namited tho tunnel. Ono track has
been cleared, but tho going Is still
bad. To keep it from being blocked
again by falling debris, the Germans
have dug clean through tho top of the
hill, opening up a deep well of light
Into tho tunnel. Looking up, you see
a pioneer company In once cream-col
ored. now dirty-colored, fatigue unl
forms still digging nway and terracing
tho sides of the big hole to prevent
slides. Half nn hour later we go slow
a;aln In crossing a new wooden bridge
MRSfjJHITMAN AND DAUGHTER
I .1
This Is a specially posed photograph
of tho wife and daughter of Gov.-elect
rh..i... s Whitman of New York
Mrs. Whitman was formerly Miss Ol
ive Hitchcock. She was married to
Whllman In 1908. Little Olive
111 I. UIU..-
is their only child
RICHES FOR WORKING WOMAN
Prospective Heiress Promises to "8et
'Em Up" If She Gets
$1,500,000.
Savannah. Ga.-Mrs. Mary White a
repair woman employed In a dry goods
store here, may be co-heir with her
sister In Atlanta, Ga., to an estate said
to amount to H.600.000. This became
known when the woman resigned her
position in the department store
BUSINESS
over the Meuse only one track ns
yet. It took the German pioneer
nearly n week to build the substitute
for the old steel rrllway bridge, dyna
mited by the French, whoso four spans
lie buckled up In the river.
Further on a variety of interest Is
furnished by a squad of French pris
oners being marched along the road.
Then a spot of anthlllllkn activity
whero a Gprman railway company is
at work building a new branch line,
hundrod of them having pickaxes and
making the dirt fly. It looks like
home -all except the Inevitable olll-
cer distinguished by revolver and
fleldglat-K) shouting commands.
The intense activity of the Germans
In rebuilding tho torn up railroads and
pushing ahead new strategic lines U
one of tho most Interesting features of
a tour now In France. I was told that
they had pushed the railroad work so
fur that they wero able to ship men
and ammunition almost up to the for
tified trenches. Tho Germiinl.atinn of
tho rallronds here has been completed
by the Importation of station superin
tendents, station hands, track walkers,
etc., from the Fatherland.
Now we creep past a long hospital
train, full this timo, which has turned
out on a siding to give us the right of
way perhaps thirty all-steel cars,
each fitted with two tiers or berths,
eight to a side, 16 to a car. Kvery
berth Is taken. Ono car Is fitted up as
an operating room, but fortunately no
one la on the operating table ns we
crawl past. Another car Is the private
office of the Burgeon In chargo of tho
train. He is sitting at a big desk re
ceiving reports from tho orderlies.
During tho day we pass six of these
splendidly-appointed new all-steel hos
pital trains, all full of wounded. Some
COOKS REAL HEROES
Many Decorated With Iron Cross
by the Kaiser.
Carry Food to the Trenches While
Enemy Rains Bullets on Them, but
They Never Fall in
Their Duties.
By HERBERT COREY.
Iondon. There Isn't anything he
roic about a cook. Ono simply can
not Imagino a cook In a Boiled apron
and a mussed white cap doing a deed
of valor. Hut tho German army is
full of cooks upon whoso breasts dau
glea the iron cross. And the Iron cross
id conferred for ono thing only for
100 per cent courage.
"They've earned it," said the man
who had seen them. "They aro the
braveBt men In thn kaiser's 4.000.00(1.
I've seen generals saluto greasy,
paunchy, sour-looking army cooks."
Tho cook's Job Is to feed the men
of his company. Knch German com
pany is followed or preceded by a field
kitchen on wheels. Sometimes the
llres are kept going while the do
vlco trundles along. Tho cook stands
on the footbonrd and thumps his
bread. He Is always the first man up
In tho morning, and tho last to sleep
ut night. Ho is held to the strictest
accountability. The Teuton believes
In plenty of food. A well-fed soldier
will fight. A hungry ono may not
"When tho company gots Into camp
at night," said the man who knows,
"the cook Is there beforo It. swearing
at his fires and the second cook and
turning out quantities of veal stew,
w hich Is very good to cat"
When the company goes Into the
trenches the cooi stays behind. There
Is no placo for a field kitchen In a
four-foot trench. Hut those men In
the trench must be fed. The Teuton
insists that all soldiers must bo fed
but especially tho men In tho trench.
The others may go hungry, but theso
must have tight belts. Upon their
staying power many depend the safety
of an army.
where she had been earning a comfort-
ablo living for some years, to prose
cute her claim.
The estate Is said to have been left
by Washington Ware, formerly of
Athens, who died some months ago In
Knoxvllle, Tenn. According to Infor
mation which Mrs. White, who is a
widow, has received, it was turned
over to an administrator in the ab
sence at the time of knowledge of any
living relatives of the deceased.
Mrs. White was Informed that she
and her sister, who were married to
STYLE SHOW FOR RED CROSS
Mrs. Christian D. Ilemmlck. society
woman and artist of Washington and
I'aris, was one of tho patronesses of
the stvlo show recently held In Wash
ington for tho benefit ol tho Hed Cross
She Is here shown standing beside one
of the exhibits at the show.
nf M,..m r able to Bit up In their
bunks and tako a mild Interest In us,
Onco. bv a queer coincidence, wo sl
multiineously pass tho wounded going
ono way and cheering fresh troops go
ing tho other.
So. as tho company cannot go to
the cook, tho cook goes to tho com
puny. When meal hour comes he puts
a yoke on his shoulders and puts a
bucketful of that veal stew on either
end of Die yoke and goes to his men.
Maybe the trench Is under lire, lie-
Ing a tn nch, It most probably Is. No
mailer. Ills men are In that trench
and potztausend they must be fed.
Somet lines tho second cook gets
his step right there. Sometimes tho
apprentice cook the dlshwaiiier, the
grub murderer, tho university gradu
ate who has Just learned what to ex
pect wlwn Fahrenheit is applied to
spuds is summoned from his Job of
rustling firewood to pick up tho cook's
yoke and refill tho spilled buckets
and tramp nteadily forward to the line
Sometimes tho supply of assistant
cooks, even, runs short. Put the men
in the trenches always get their food.
"That's why bo many cooks In tho Ger
man army have iron crosses dangling
from their brensta." said the man who
knows. "No braver men ever lived.
Tho hero of the German campaign la
tho cook of the field kitchen."
Tho man who knows really does
know. Ho has been along tho Ger
man battlo lino, under protection of
a headquarters puss.
It is this man's belief, based on
what ho has heard, that the commis
sariat of tho allies has from time to
time broken down, but that of tho
Germans never has.
WATCH 1s0F11bUCAL AGE
Has
Marked the Passing of 613,678
Hours and Is Three-Score-and-Ten.
Sheridan, Wyo.-Arnold Tschlrgl,
the county surveyor, has a watch that
has marked the passing of 613,078
hours. It has been ticking away for
70 years and is still a good timekeeper.
The watch is key-wind. It Is an open
face gold case. The dial Is beautifully
ornamented In figured gold. The crys
tal Is made of heavy convex glass. Tbe
watch formerly belonged to Mr. Tschlr
gi's father.
brothers, are the only heirs that could
bo located. They are said to be nieces
ot the millionaire.
Mrs. White's son, Samuel White,
who lives in Oklahoma, came to Sa
vannah to assist her In establishing
her claim. From here be went to
Athens and retained an attorney. In
a letter to his mother he says be be
lieves that she and his aunt will soon
come Into possession of the estate
"Wouldn't it be good," said Mrs.
White; "I'd 'set 'em up' to all my
friends."
III! 'H
BATTERY A FOR
SOUTH BETHLEHEM
Demonstrates Value of Turtle
As Pest Killer.
MOTHERS' PENSION BOARDS
Former Title Of Philadelphia eooy
Goes To Northampton Organixa
tlon To Fight Abolition Of
Internal Affairs Post.
Harrlsburg. Application of citizens
of South Buthliihom for tho organiza
tion of a battery of tleld artillery to be
mustered Into tho ational Guard has
been annroved. and it will be oUiclally
designated as Battery A. Taking a tltlo
which has been vacant since shortly
fter tho Spanish war when Buttery A
of Philadelphia became a troop ot cav
alry. It Is planned to issue the neces
sary orders for tho muster in of the
battery within six weeks. Citizens of
South Bethlehem are erecting an
armory and havo given assurance of
uho of thirty acres of ground for drills
and training of horses, the erection of
stables and furnishing of twenty-live
horses and requisition will bo made to
the War Department, for material so
that the guns will be on hand when
the armory Is finished. This will give
the Stato four batteries.
1'nder Instructions from the Gover
nor. Adjutant General Stewart will
Issue orders for the muster Into tho
National Guard within tho next two
weeks of a fleld hospital at Tacony.
Philadelphia. This will be known as
Field Hospital No. 2 and will likely be
commanded by Captain Klmer K
Kelsor, medical corps. National Guard
The Winter Inspection of organiza
Hons of the National Guard by army
officer to determine their readiness
for fleld service will begin soon after
the new year. This Is separate from
the inspection by the officers of tho
Miarri Thn ravalrv Inspection will
hecln January 4 and the Infantry in
enoi'tlnn w ill hecln January 11 and
February 15. The dates for the In
ennoilnn hv State otlicers have not
been determined.
Want Late Deer Season.
"Deer, hunters and many men inter
ested in hunting throughout Pennsyl
vanla vlll aHk tho next legislature to
chance the deer hunting season and I
sincerely trust that a change of the
season to make it run froth December
1 to 15 will be made," declared Dr.
Joseph Kalbfus, secretary of the State
Game Commission. "The season Just
closed has been very successful, but
there have been people killed and tho
change In the law should be made on
humanitarian grounds, If so no otner
"After December 1 the leaves are
all off the trees and the bird hunters
have finished up their hunting," ho
continued. "With the leaves off there
Is less danger of peoplo being killed
and the number of accidents will be
greatly reduced. Deer can be better
tracked and as snow comes early In
December In some quarters It will be
better for hunting."
Value Of Turtle As Pest Killer.
State Zoologist H. A. Surface la o
the opinion that the average Tennsyl
vanian does not know how useful as
destroyers of pests are snakes, frogs,
salamanders and other creatures. He
has Just Issued a bulletin on turtles
which ho snys Is tho most complete
collection of turtle loro ever put out,
equalling his bulle'ln which demon
strated that the snake was a friend of
the farmer and that tho bullfrog could
do something besides niako a noise.
The turtle, he says, Is a vnluablo ad
junct In destroying pests; it cleans out
snails, grasshoppers, crickets and
beetles, keeps down toadstools and
mushrooms; helps destroy mosquitoes
and keeps the balance or power among
fishes.
State Conscience Fund Enriched.
Tho State Treasury has been en
riched by a fifty-cent piece mailed
from Reading. The money camo wrap
ped In several thicknesses of paper,
enough paper to safeguard a thousand
dollar bill, and not a lino of writing
to tell why It was mailed. It was ad
dressed to the "Stato Treasurer, Capi
tol, Harrlsburg." The officials sent it
to the conscience fund.
Internal Affairs Pott.
Friends of Henry Hourk, Secretary
of Internal Affairs, are lining up to do
feat the proposed constitutional amend
ment to abolish the Department which,
passed tho last Legislature and which,
If it passes the next General Assemoiy,
will go before the voters in November.
Mothers' Pension Boards Renamed.
Governor Tener announced tl:o re
appointment of tho Hoards of Trustees
of Mothers' Tension Boards for the
counties of Luzerne, Schuylkill, Alle
gheny and Beaver.
PENNSYLVANIA CHARTERS.
State charters have been granted to
the following:
Carver W. Reed Loan Company,
Philadelphia, capital 400,000. Treas
urer, Carrer W. Heed.
The Super Glass Company, Phils.
delphla, capital $100,000. Treasurer,
Jacob W. Vodges.
Trades Union Publishing Company,
Philadelphia, capital $5,000. Treas
urer, Leon Kraft
Ed. D. Schwem Company, liquors,
Du Bols. capital $25,000. Treasurer,
R T. 8chwem.
Tidal Lumber Company, Mahontng,
capital $28,000. Treasurer, C. H.
Jones.
Tortags Auto & Machine Co., Tort
sge, capital $10,000. Treasurer, J. M.
Stewart. .
The Marcus Company, store, Read
ing, capital $10,000. Treasurer, Drain
erd L. Miller.
irairiamh Coal Company, Philadel
phia, capital $5,000. Trtssurtr,
Crosby Fab-banks, Jr.
R.
TRAINED HORSE A NUISANCE
Brltith Officer's Experience Shows
That It Is Not Always Wise to
Teach One Tricks.
It Is not always wise to teach a
horse to play tricks, as this story. '
told by Gen. Sir Robert Haden Powell
lu Peursoii's Magazine, proves. j
John Leech's inimitable circus horse
Ihat lusiMted on sitting down with his
rider whenever he heard a band play.
Is the prototype of a horse of mine,
which, In a weak moment, 1 had taught
'j rear up and "salaam" whenever I
caned forward to make a bow. .
It was all very pretty when I was ;
out riding und met any lady of my nc
nnaliitance, but it became an Infernal
nulsanco when I was out pig sticking
I would lean forward to meet the rutih
of a charging boar with my spear-
up would go tho Billy beast on end.
Just ut tho moment when his safety
depended on my taking a truo and
deadly aim with my spear point. The
ronsequenco was that his hind legs
showed many scars from hours' tusks,
and he was lucky that he did not end
his career with his belly ripped open
I had, too, at one time, a fine, but
somewhat nervous charger. One day,
on a parade, my mount suddenly gave
way with me, and quietly lay down. I
thought for the moment he was 111.
but, on rousing him, bo Immediately
sprang to his feet again, quite lit and
well. A week or two later, when rid
ing with a friend, we stopped for n
moment to admlrn the view, when
down he went again. It was evident
to me that Ue bud been trained to lie
down nt a given signal, but 1 never
could discover for the life of ine what
that signal was.
Early Dam- on the Nile.
What the British are undertaking In
tho Nile count rv, in tho introduction of
Irrigation plans, was carried out to an
Interesting extent about 6,000 years
ago by King Menes. Ho Is credited
with tho earliest Irrigation works
when dykes were mado on tho west
bank of the Nile to retain the flood wa
ters on tho land for a longer period,
the enst bunk being left open for the
Inundation to snend Itself freely. Two
thousand yenrs later Amenemhnt III
extended the sumo system of "basin Ir
rlgutlon" to the enst bunk, and In order
to wnrd off tho danger of a high flood
he made Lake Moeria where Is now the
Fayum. Into this great artificial lake,
one of tho wonders of the world at that
period, the high waters were allowed
to escape, and from it, when the crest
of the flood had pussed, the basins of
lower Kgypt wero kept supplied, with
out danger of overflooding.
A Knockout.
Senator Smith of South
who was recently re-elected
Carolina,
tells this
story of a little argument In the court i
room between a rising young attorney j
and an elderly payslcian. The attor- ,
ney was prosecuting a damage suit,
and tho physician's testimony being
detrimental to his cause, he was try
ing to show that the doctor was Inex
perienced. He asked several satirical uuestions.
Tho physician answered putiently.
Finally he tried a final shot.
"You'vo sent a good many of your
patients to heaven, haven't you, doc
tor?" he asked.
"Well, I presume they went there,"
replied the physician, "unless they had
formed too close an association with
lawyers."
Enlightened.
"My dear duke," said her rather.
Jocosely, "don't you realize that In this
country tho men never havo anything
to do with It? If she has given her
consent nothing on earth will prevent
her from marrying yon. I cannot
understand why she sent you to me."
"Nor I," suid tho noblemnn, "but I
suppose it was my mistake. It never
occurred to mo that she would wish
to niako the financial arrangements
herself."
Worth Hoping For.
Fa What's that dreadful noise in
the parlor?
Ma Sarah's new beau is showing
her how he can throw his voice.
I'a Well, don't disturb him : maybe,
hoil throw It so rar ho won't he able
to get It back again. Youngslown
Telegram.
A Mistake.
First Ally I'm afraid ltussla Is go
ing to stop chasing thn Germans to
get a big slicn of Turkey.
Second Ally What's the matter
vth her? This isn't u Thanksgiving
dinner .celebration.
Many a man who is sure he's right
goes ahead and finds he was wrong.
C. 23ia.
1 I UN I
if 1 JjJ dissatisfied with life, burn girls shoui
ft.t XtlflflOOCi to over tm8 distressinf; slape in life by
v'l JZlSJJmmKmm 'vv ,on'c anl' n"vin that has proven su
( .jK over 40 years.
dissatisfied
Dr. Pierce'syavorite Prescription
is a keen enemy to the physical wellnesses of woman. A medicine prepared by
regular graduated physician of unuinXex perience in treating woman's diseases
carefully adapted to work in harmonyVKh (he nio.t dcliralo feminine conititutios.
It It now obtainable In liquid ortuar-coaled tablet form at the
drug (tore or lend SO one-cent aUnvna for a trial box, to Buffalo,
Kve, woman may writ
Dr. Tierce and hit atafT
at the InvaiKla' Hotel and
N. Y.. and ma be lure lhal her tt
ful, tonicientioua. confidential rnnaid
tpcrienred medical advice will
DR. PIFDCE'S PLEASANT PELLETS rtg uoe
emaf invittormt efamaeA, liver anaf aeia-ee.
int-ar ili4, (in; f r.n.r. re., a (.. caaa.
26 inchSwitdiiJ(br
MaJa of aararally wary, haitroua human hair, mounted on thrw
ahoet atana. Mail tat tww dollara anii a eample. oi roiar hair wa
1U aoad rtn. chanraa pea paid, a baaatihil awilcb to match.
Moaar back a not aHafaeroer. aitat for too fee.
HAGtR A BRO., Uneaatae. Pa.
C
""tvty Mai proved itaelf mothera Inww It and hablea like It. Ud In iooo
iijktl AaTerVaa home. Prenla Cholera Lilan.-in. Ileal, ur
Cm Lollo m tea minute. cent, at dru.giala. Tiul Xt .
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Backache Spells Danger
Do you know Ihat your hi back may
ho imrriy nini o, " ---5.
raud kldni-y dlaorar7
nui record
how that A'
from kldnif dlnrili-r
. . . . 7in- ,n ti, VMnra.
In Ih. back, th. flral llaordrr of Jha
urine, dnnanila Imtont ati. nllon ttont It
may bo a mnal of comma rliuniBilain.
STI. drop.y or fatal llriKhf. di..
Tho beat provMitlon ot wrluui kldnrjf
dliird, r la prompt tn-alin, nt lUa Daal
m.alclr.r la Doaii'a Klilniy I IIH-
A Maryland Case
tfW-jyi"" -0 Mi J. TllRhman
viO iff taw Hi , lliillimorv.
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'V bud with kl.ln.-y
t-T troul.rb I couldn't
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wi-v, wna iin.ii'u .
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only . Vfnty pounda
anil hud t" l- lit'lpf.l
to Rrt iir.mnd. Kur
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tri.il nil kln.la of
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1 hnd bifn rnnllnrd to m-d ror n
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nnd hi now alio lo do my own liouau-
w;ork." .
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SPECIAL TO WOMEN
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As a medicinal nntlsoptlc for douches
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TRIM, ItOTTLE FREE.
Write for It and mrntkin thla paprr. A.klrraa
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DFiflPSY WUE0. uuiaHv S.M Quick
1 VflvTw rdiol, loon remove swelling
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r 1 S to IS .Inys. Trmi treatment ent FKKbV
.DR. THOMAS r.. (iKKKN. SormuMir to lr.
'II. II. Crrra 'a Sum, Hul A. ( heuaarlh. C.
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with life. Such cirls should be helped
i lite oy a woman
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"IS YOUR BABY COHSTIPATEOr
Baby's koweb Bust be rcgulaud proper! and by S medicine (hat to safa.
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