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hjtiv.J often a great hindrance
Awnaniy inwap a. women
the personal questions of
'rbich
delicate.
Ll at
rent to
nd to
Uure in
conai-
i disease
surely
ksrs irom
worse.
ii been
ierce'a
Veto cure
II maiijr
n mo
ouna a
(or mod
his offer
letter,
held at
private
acredl v
letitial.
k ixjcior
Pierce,
, N. Y.
Pierces
le rre-
m csmo-
recularity, dries weakening drains,
in Humiliation and ulceration, and
telltale weakness.
ng lined Dr. Pic rce'i Favorite Prrgcrip-
(;olilcn Medical Discovery' during
t vfur write Mrs. Muttic' Loiik, of
Vallcv. Ptm Co., Pa., "I ciin truthfully
icml these medicines lor all lemalewcaic- ;
1 have uwil several bottle ol havorite
lion.' which 1 consider a great blessing I
women. I was ao nervous and din- i
'iltlntl hardlv knew whnt to do. Your ,
via- lor tuitne treatment neipeu me wou-
. i iinnks to JJr. rierce."
usness is cured by the use of Dr.
s Pleasant 1'elleU.
bOTl
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fm
Imeo
SOLDIERS LIKE HIM. E7tG. RfarffiQ Goff.
of Seneca Falls, fJ V.
Get. Lloyd Wheaton Is Simply Idol
ized by His Hen.
All Sorta of Pleaaaat Little Btorla
Are Told Aboat Hla Cara.e
Conaldrratlom of Privates'
Comfort.
Gen. Lloyd Wheaton, whose frank
ness in expressing his opinions has
stirred up a number of senatorial crit
ics, will not ask for defenders. Prac
tically without exception the men who
have served under him, whom they
fondly call "Dad" Wheaton, would
fight for him to the last ditch against
any odds. Even among the general of
ficers of the United States army, in
cl uding so ninny men of dauntless cour
age and splendid character, there are
few who rank w ith Wheaton in person
al popularity among the enlisted men.
In appearance he is the Ideal soldier,
tall ami straight as a pine tree. His
thick hair is jet black and the lower
part of his face is covered with n black
beard, set off by a pair of long and
fiercely-pointed black mustaches. On
horseback especially he looks the part
of n pirate king, and his voice is a deep
bass of tremendous power that can
be heard at great distances.
It is n favorite joke with the soldiers
In the islands that "Old Dad" needs no
staff, because he can make himself
beard half a mile without straining
Writes an Open Letter fcr tha Benefit cf any who nay be
Suffering from Bleed cr Cutaneous Disease.
Seneca Falls. IV. Y., Sept. 3rd. 1901.
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation, llondont, N. Y.
Gentlemen : For Hocne time past I taaro h-zn suf
fering from a number of bolls. 1 ned several differ
cnt medicines without success. Sir. Wcinard Ilouio
man recommended Dr. David Kennedy s Favorite
Remedy to me, which I purchased and began its me
with the best results. It purified my blood and (he
boils disappeared, and I am now in the bent of health.
M1XS. MARTHA GOFF.
If yon Buffer from kidney, liver or bladder trouble in any form. diaVetes.
Bright's disease, rheumatism, dyspepsia, eczema or any form ol blood disease, on
if a woman, from the sicknesses peculiar to your sex. and are not already con
vinced that Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy is the medicine you need,
vou may have a trial bottle, absolutely free, villi n valuable medical pamphlet,
by Hendint! your name, with post office adiiress. to the Dr. David Kennedy Cor
poration. Ronilout, N. Y mentionini! this paper.
Dr Davi. I Kennedy's Favorite Remedy is for sale by all drnists at $1.00 a
bottle, or i bottles for $".0( less than one cent a i!om
Dr. David Kennedy's GoM'n rnc sunt reUei.Nufaigie.iib. urn.. i.u.lU.n..;uru. 2 soc
ViMilaf Csnaffh.
wjqii ii u h I 11 rience
with this disease, tells how to pre
vent soy dangerous consequence
front it. She say b: Our three rhtl.
dren took w hoopi g couth last sum
mer, our babv uy bemg only three
mouths old, and owin to our giv
ing theui Chumberlum's Cough
Remedy, they lost none of tliei'
plumpness and came out iu much
better uealiu than other cuiuiren
whose parents did uot ui-e this
remedy. Our oldest little girl would
call lustily lor cough syrup between
whoops. Jessie Pmkey Mall,
Spriugville. Ala. This remedy is for
asle by Middlt urg Drug Co.
MORE LIVES ARE SAVED
a BY USING.-
Dr. King's Hbw Discovery,
Consumption, Coughs and Colds
Than By All Other Throat And
Long Bemediea Combined.
This wonderful medicine positively
cures Consumption, t-ougns, uoia.
Bronchitis, Asthma, Pneumonia, Hay
Fever, Pleurisy, LaGrippe, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat, Croup and Whooping
Cough. NO CURE. NO PAY.
Price 50c. & $1. Trial Settle Free.
Katiiifatiioti iu mmranteetl or niottey refiind
etl 'I lite are the term oil w hirh The 1 14 nr
iMiittMinir Co Holu't your oriler. M.t will
briiiK ou four full quar'n of me Sen-Yrar
iM it ye, xpn a prvpaitl Kull tjtrliLul;irH in
llirir ftniinuncetiit'iit elttewliere iu tiii mmte.
WHITNEY LEADS WINNERS.
nil Sharp nf Turf "InUri nml Pnrin
lit the St'iimit JiihI CIompiI
rinee.l lit IflOH.I 10.
ENNSYLVANIA KAILR0AD.
LewiBtown Division.
In efl'ect Nov. 21, 1901.
lllll. UTATIon ' I
M ' ""It."
ihi Punhury
h HuliiiPKrovQ .liinctton
l.'i frirlimc'rove
I'liu'liuo;
hrt'iitner
.Hi Mi-iarr
O.lii MiilUlrbura;
I J Hen fcr
51 Kesvertnwn i
M Adamalmnr
0; lUulia Milli
09 Mcl'lure
1 17 W(crr
; Uliindle
IM rnlntervllle
U2 Msillnnd
110 Jyewiatown
1 42 Lewlatown (Mln Street.
1 45 Lcwialown Junction.
1 rWARD'
m m
, 0. 4u
' 9, 4 40
' & 4 4 IM
B It tnn
I K40! 4 18
H84 4 07
8' 8(17
8 30, in
8 H, 8 44
87 8 49
7 87 ft as
7 84 8 2
I im
' 8 2(1
!SI
800
himself. Mis endearing of nil. from
the standpoint of tlie coninion soldier,
Cen. Whenton never spares himself.
nnd many n little outpost, hard pressed
by an overpowering force of the "nig
gers," has been inspired by the roar
ing command of "Old Dad" "fio in,
boys! Go in!" while he himself, rid
ing lilio a centaur, led the charge far
in advance of the advancing column.
F.ven his presence is inspiring. Iu
many a hot skirmish, when the men
have become tired nnd scattered, his
tremendous voice, bellowing in the dis
tance, has hnd the effect of a trumpet
call or the arrival of a regiment of re
enforcemenls. "llrace up, boys." the call will go
across the scattered lines, "here conies I
j William t'. Whitney heads the list ol
winners on the American turf thif
year with ifins.Hn as his share ni
Makes and purses. To Ihe intensely
practical mind (his seems like a small
return for the ViU'i,(iuo or more that
Mr. Whilney has spent on his horses,
but duubth'ss the royal sport he has
enjoyed more than make up the differ
ence. John K. Madden, second in the lift,
has proved himself a magician. Al
though Yankee nnd blue tiirl find sev
eral other horses ranked among the
Protection for Yonnic Trees.
A. .1. Kdwnrds, of Wisconsin, as
serts thnt every year thousands of
new fruit trees are set in that state
that are foredoomed to lie failures,
' ifir the reason that thev are not
I given proper attention at setting
j lime, and are neglected after they
' lire M-t. He ndiic- protect in: the
bodies of the trees a soon as plant
! cd. and urges that the ground around
I them be t liofini'lily cultivated. For
I pro i-et ion he n-es rye straw. lie
i thinks this better than lath, ns it
does not scar the trees, and. besides,
it can be wound around the trees as
high up as the larger limbs.
Mrlnllr Rlirnmntlam I'urert Allrr l our
K'tM Year, of Nutlrrlnit.
"I have been ntllieled with Bciilic
iheiiiiiitnsin for 1'ouiteeii yeuiH,'
hiivm Josh V. gar, of (lei m. litowu.
Cnl. J wusiibleto bo moi ml but
constantly HinuTrtil. 1 tiic.i eveiy
thing I could 1 ear of nml an'
told to try V 'iiiuiiel l,iiiH l'ait
llaliii, winch I dill ami ns itiin c
iblltely l-cli. eit Hud ill ii si oit tune
i cured, Hud 1 am liapy to sn.V i'. luis
j not much ntu n mi." Wliv no use
tiiis Ihimiii iiI h 1 get w Ii t It is for
sale by .M i.lillcbilt g lrfgl'n.
We rail attention of our rea.l-r to Ilie ad
vertiKiiient of Tlie llayner ImhIiIIihk 'o.,
wliiili upiieam In llii esiiie llii.iaa n-liall
roneeni iinil llirir whuki-y I. i nti-il through
put the wmlil for it" purity. W.' un four
full nunrtu of lliia wlimkiy, ii tt i lmrgea
oretMiiil.
T A :
ATTORBKT AT LAW.
UlDDLKF' F, PA.
,A! busiov.'s eiitrusteJ to bis oar
'i'.I iroeivA oroiuot atteutioii.
'A. 1 PoUiogor,
Veterinary sUrceoN.
SHINS JRC'.'t. PA.
All profmsloiial luisti.i . i.ir..:et to nc -r
will receive j.n.r.i I iw.rt . :, ..:.: .
rK
A TKE BEST
leaves Uunbury 6 AO p m, ar-
ires at Selinsgrove 6 45 p m
esSelinsgrovefiiOOp. m arrives
t suDburv o:ts d. m.
alxMs leave Lewintown Junetioo :
1014am. 1 1 o 8i.l8D m 4 8To m.TlVD
p m, 13 8 a lor Aiioooa, FltUbury mul
It mora anil WArinrtoa a nn a an 9 an.
L. . - ' ' if I h.1 . X . .... I
is SOft. Kanmtci iaa ana un r
aaefpfira & Ernj B R Division.
tTHERN CBNTK AT. RAILWAY
WE8TWARM.
ilpaves flelltiigrove Junction d&Ujr for
(ana wen.
b! 58 p m, 4 52 p m. Sunday 9 45 a m,
ave Sunlmiry dully except Rundfly:
forBunaio.i zi a iu ror uii aou i nn-
II tor Felleloote Erie
II Mr Ixiok Haven, T
II imrriiio, iwpn
II, and ('aiiacdaiuuii
Mil lor keonroHud Kli
s
: f 1 HI
I JBf i I ilf 1
t laa 7i. m m i i is: ar m aw m- .1 I aw . I imm naiai an i
xj.R'my,. ja v a ii mi
r ryyi "V I a. " I II
for RnllRloote Erie and Caoandalirna
. Tyrone aau ine vt esi
m tor neneienio tiane
Kluiira
u lur WUUumsiKii t
lecD'TI''23 , m for u"ttI vl En porliim.
illlUr C IU, D I . IU IWI un "'"- s
, 8 M p m for Wil
li for Lock Haven and
hort
GEN. LLOYD WHEATON.
(One of the Most Popular CommainJera In
the Army.)
m, II K a m 2 00 nnd 5 25 p m lor Wtlko
iml llaf Hon
iu. Iu ly a ui, i Ni I' m, HI p m lur Shamo
1 Mou ol c:r me I
lay V 65 a in lor W'llkehrre
EASTWAUU.
Trains leave Sclin-nrove Junction
am, dally nrrivlnir at Ftilliidelphla
:u New Yurk k!tiS in Iialtlmore 9 11 i in
ukUiii 4 le pin
. in daily arrlvinc at I'lilladelpbla
. m New York IUID, Baltluiora 919pm
:nKtn W 51 p m.
pa, a ally arrmnir at rnuaneipnia
b, New Yora jia a m, naiumora inim
lugton 4 Oft a ic
Trains alao leave Bunbory :
in dally arrlvlnir at f hlladeldhla t S3 a m
imre 7 U0 a m wanlilnrtoo 8t0 am New
tu am Weekdayi, 10 a m Sundays,
mo dally arnvlne at Philadelphia 7 22
Nw York 9 &3 am, 10 88 Sundays Baltt-
lioim. WaHUlngton 8 80 a m. uallliaore
o., WaHhlnften 116 pm.
m week davs arrtvlne at Pblladelnbla
i m, New York 1 13 p m, Baltimore 18 10 p
isningion i is p m
pa, wee a aaya arririna; at rauaneipnia
d, New Yerk 9 80 d m. Baltimore ( to p m
blDKtoi. 1 15 p m
m aauy, arriving ar. rauaaeipnia t a.' p m
Vork 10 D m. Baltimore T SO a m. Wash-
1135 p m
nni also leava Sunburr at t SO A m and SO
Mlpm, tor Harriibury, Fblladelpbla and
re
I. R. WOOD. Oen'l Paaa Aenl
HCTcnrNtJON Oen'l Manaer.
mm
i RGVIVO
RESTORtt VITAUTV
Made a
Well Mad
of Me.
tlM ako twanlU la30 day. naeM
WnllT aiul auLcklT Curaa when aUoUeta (all
MBawUlnaala tkelr toa auaaead.aadoia
m ui mmw ahair muthful eianr kr aalaa
lAITO. II qnloklr aad amir reatora Marroaa
ltt VltaUty, laipotaoor, KUiallT Bnlarioaa.
If fw. Valliaf Meaiory, Weatlia DUaaaii.aaa
fe tt MM-abnaa or eaeeeaaad ladleoreUea,
If a lor atndy. baalaaa or marria. II
rt turn r atartlac at aeat oi aiaaaae, ma
ntnU mmmm Mia anA Mood balldaT. brlBB
IMttk la peak (low to Mli cbekaand re
fcaaoaeptloa. Inatat a bavlnc KETIVO. a
. h eaa be carried la wet packet. Br mall,
rpwiara,orali lor M.OO, with a foae
9 wrtttaat maraata) ear at ttiuw
xaavf, olroalartiv. Aadnai
fyal AlikisQ Co., 4100
fur tale in Middteburqh, Pa., 'by
ODBLEURQH DRUG CO.
ai the) entlra toaj tt thi cow
fj U hair In th rtrlon of the
Wr fa not aallw Vnna Mann li
14 bt clipped.
fffovlde water In abundanoe, eaa
IXeeai, and alwaii part) Iraih, but
II.. I J
r w van, 1
PURE WHISKEY
DIRECT FtOM DISTILLER
TO CONSUMER.
Four Full Quarts
$$.20
Exprtti
PreaaM.
Strtt Dtalirt' Frotitt.
Pwtnlt Adulltraliont.
S uwn VDMA
SWING ffh
1 mji2kMirrs.
AGENTS WANTED!
Ln Saints and Scttcc, Hamrnoi;
Chain, Camp Chair nml Stools,
Ironing Tables, Wash benches Ktc.
Agents easi'y make
$5 to $10 Per Day.
nl -
U C
Will furnish san.jdes at rr-
duceil prices to those desiring
agency. Mxclnsive territory
f;iven. AiMress,
ClearlieM Wocden-Wari Co..
cuufirio, n. '
::X-8!CwC!CCC
fc WUcn You Do Die, Die of Old A$e.
Smith. Harry W.
Randolph, P. 8. P.
'Old Dad,'" and then rushes into the
fight the bi-r bay horse, topped by the
hg, fierce mail, with his black beard,
aud all is over but the shouting.
Enlisted men returned from service
in the islands tell all torts of little
stories of Gen. Wheaton. For instance,
there was the nitfht after the landing
at San Fabian. Six punboats, says the
Chicago Tribune, had gone down the
const to cover the landing of n lot of
men under Gen. Wheaton, who were
loaded on a couple of army transports.
While the gunbiBits shelled the town
Wheaton got his men into launches
nnd other small boats nnd waited for
the first chance to get ashore. Once or
twice his eagerness led him to push
ahead within range of the gunboats'
fire, nnd each time he had to face about
nr.d retire, much to the amusement of
the men, bobbing about on the swell in
their little tionti. Finally the party
landed, under a hot fire from the insur
gents, nnd rushed the town. After
pickets hnd been thrown ont nnd nil
arrangements made for ptinrdinff
Bffnlnst ft night attack, Gen. Wheaton
started to turn In, with the Idea of
catching a few hours' Bleep. He nnd
his orderly went Into a native house
on the square and opened the door
lending Into the corner room. As they
did so a couple of privates, who had
already lain down to sleep on the floor,
rose speedily, came to attention, sa
luted nnd started to lenve the room.
"ITere you ! " ronred "Old Dad," in h Is
terrifying voice, "you boys need sleep
just ns much ns I do. Lie down ngain
and go to sleep."
So the commanding general and a
couple of privates went to sleep side
by side on the floor. But early In the
morning, before any one else was
awake, Gen. Whenton got up and went
out all alone on a reconnoitering tour.
Tie closed the door, and It locked be
hind him with a spring lock. Several
times during the night stragglers hnd
come pounding on the door, and hnd
been ordered awny by the somewhat
sulphuric orderly. It happened thnt
the orderly had just got into a sound
sleep when the general returned and
knocked for admission. The orderly,
who hnd no idea thnt Gen. Whenton hnd
gone out, woke up hot and angry.
With all the resources of his pic
turesque rocnbulnry he evrsed the;
mnn who hnd disturbed him and or
dered him to go away under awful pen
alties. "Now, you clear out of here
and let us sleep, or I'll com out and
kick your head off!" he roared. .
"All right, sergeant," sounded the
deep voice of "Old Dad," "all right, I'll
clear out. But won't you please let
ma ua uij iicuioi.iii.ii a tan aav.
iiimiwii ijimi n 1 rmaarr i -yf., . ,,v
T. .. r- hi i 1 1
WILLIAXt C. WHITNEY-.
(Famous pemoorntlc Politician and Klri
of the Turf.)
best of the year, he him still kept
enough first-class performers running
under his colors to earn him $103,U.".
Mr. nml Mrs. Frank Farrell hold third
place with winnings of $4'.,llu.
The principal winners of the season
are:
Names. Atnmirt.
Whitney. V. C H.44(
Madden, J. K ln.U'.t
Karr.ll, Frat.k 411. IU
M.irris, Green H ' V
M.K'kav, I'l ir. ni'.- 4e.T.I7
The Pepper Stable ."
Keene, Janu s K
llnscln, James .V 4.f
Keali-y. W. Jl a.ii"i
wiwiiii. R. t., Jr :: .V-t
lielmnnt. Amju.-t IS.n-i
Osceola. Stable
I-'eatherstone, A.
Morris. A. H. & 1. H.
Kaly, W. V
Schorr. J. W
Hitchcock, T Jr
tiuiiKharre Stable.
L':i.:f
ji'.afii
V. !.
ISi.we
Keene. J.R.tK.1' 1M.4
l.lttletleh!, C. Jr IT
Holllns. W. C 17.fc.tl
Mol.ewee & Co 17. W
Klelschman, J IT.KH
bell, L. V 16 l.
Chamhlet, Mr 16.7K
MrCHfTerty, J. J 16 We
Walbnum, O lfi.HO
LnkelunU, W 16.i;3
Kotlnnsbee, J. Q 14 MO
Hitchcock, I. It 12.7HC
KleUchman Sor.a 12 M
Aste, A. L 12 3f
McDowell, T. C... 12,131
Wldener, Joa. K ll.3(
Healy, T. J 11,141
BolirelDer, Harney K'.nw
McLaughlin, James..... 10.3011
y B76
9 HH
Smith. Georto E IM
nwyer, u. f
Murphy, M
Motiahan, T. J
Thompson Pros...
Orlrtln, It. T
(Diunili O, 0
. Albermarle Stable
Pannlngton, N
t97C
7.675
7.2H0
7.il
7,161
McCarren, P. II. '.!!!!!!!! f. 7
P in
f 1(
Klce. R. R
Carruthera & Shield
Setauket Stable m
Tabor, John 6.4M
Myers, L. M.. C.l
worth, Jacob .r.T
Patterson, C. T 6.
Bmythe, J. W e.7(
Johnson, 9. C 6, Ml
McQarrv. J.
Oliver. W. L.
Dwyer & Maculre IM
Sullivan, Harris, Mulligan h.lX
joyner, a. j....
I.aufhlln, K. S.
McDonald, J. t
6.44
S4lt
5.2eC
4tf
4H6
8mlth. W. J 47(
4.?
4.44
4.471
4.430
Appleby, U. O
f lnlan, Miles..,
Klchards, O. L
Hennett. J. A...
Clancy, Michael 4 3
alden. K. w. tt Sons 4.KC
mil, Charles F -ac
Dry-Ploklaar (or Market.
When dry-picking turkeys or other
poultry for market be careful to re
move the pin-feathers. The carcasses
are "plumped" by throwing them into
Ice-cold water, allowing them to re
main in tho water four or five hours
or longer, then hanging them up, heads
down, to drip and dry, keeping them in
a cool place. Do not scald dry-picked
birds. While the dry-picking (Mthod
gives the birds the best appearance for
market, for home use the best and
easiest mode is to quickly acald them,
then remove the feathers, and also the
entrails. If "plumped" it should be
done before drawing the entrails. The
scalding process cleans the skin and
OUR OF FIR I
We will
air Mil
.ttaea4 eaart bottle of Karaer'al
7 It V fJTV"! 7;er-Old Beetle tensor 1
I r-T- m -A) vuuuum are m 3.tv, 1
I tmMm
i4)e fecaerael, raliam ill
at COT esau mm Willi
ratara yor VUa.
Sacb Whltkii etn'1 tthiJ
-1. L I... I k C
.Rararawra: Third rJaflBnk.DaUa; State I
aat'l Mn, St. Lmuu; or uj 01 tae ex. .o 1
I THE HAYNER DISTILLING CO.,
226-232 Weat Fifth DaytOP, Ohio.'
311 80. Seventh St.. St. Louie, Klo.
We baraote rtve fltn fn e
il.v and Ir.'ernal treat
'ii-iit. We n.it unly maintain n.il KUarmuei: inai TiKiinni. him ' , :
I l:rieil by nil who, under n ir ilirrctinna, strive; lor 11 oy a.i n m 1. iin-.inv -
u 1 ..f iinp-'.lons from which vour pine is iliuKnoscd by oun-iiiHnf jitivsa-;an F.iiehcase
Is peei.u.v pre vritied lor. If ilm-turs have iwonounceil you lneuralili 111 ni.y of the foll.rving
Ui.. ase. ii a ill be of vital interna to yon to cmuinumcate with u.Hiit once.
rOTT CAN HE rURKDbv our cnmhlned moTemfnt-cure, hy.Imp.ii
j nieiit. We not only niuintiiin n.il nuarnntei; that vii!oroii mi.
f
by 1
1 in.
E-i ?'jt'8 Diaeaje ami other Kidney Diseases, Eheumatism, Con
nii3Jis oi V7ouieu, Loit Mmliood, Bladder Diseases, Piles, Ccnstipitinn, Bluoi DIs
Bjea. Ci'rrL. DsneDsia. Diabetes. EuileDST. HeartDisease.Insomnia, Liver Disease,
Karvoui DeUlity, Boiatioi, Asthma, Biliousness and General Debility, nd all other
J' - .....1. W'r a . . V. -.nnnr.. AniijlArt ftf It T' l'.lTB-
ed ::
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Th?ne( Irct of the Physical well-belnir . . . In tny judgment rem.:
.e in inanity ui.u a decrease In the turth ratr. tbroiicliniit the 1 :11c. .
IlK. KKIPKHl. K .1 MMIM'X l( I i 1 1 '
- Tliev euro where others have fa . I I'iiii..apki.imi: 1'
" !ie.r treatment i rciilcnul . . . they lo '.! the-: elaitu. '
1 ' 1 1 11 a 1 1 : I I1IIA NiUTII ...IK
li et, en rciM' and nairr ar. ihe three preat jurutive a.:er.cn s
IIkii : i
1 ji, iT'.t'ng p.iintihlct of our treatment containing half-'a r..-
.. ;.i:i'ou. w have cured, rent free to all.
Ii;n: OF I'IIYSICaL SCII-NCK, Lawreiiiciille, Tloira to.
rd.
, IViin'a.
A fieolonlcnl Plii'.ioiiirniin. . ! , z1 R ! rtSf Bll
Tin; crust of the earth has mImmi i I 4 ' ff v till fi A
drop near Mount funnel. I'n. A ) f, 1 j 1 II Y II
unre mile of him! there has sii.l- ti . C tUl U fi H
a
Knunre
ilenly btiuk two uud u half feet
tent Medicine Ad.
I had nervous indigestion and a
general derangement of the entire
system. It had been a continual
torture for 12 years. My blood be
came very poor and at times my
toe and finger nails would be di
seased. After eating I would sit in
a chair and put my feet on some
thing to keep them from swelling,
and at times would take ofi my
miser shoes for they I had. When
ever I experience anything to re
mind me of past aches I cannot be
too elated to tell what Ripans
Tabules have done for me. I still
take one now and then, because I
know how bad 1 have been. They
were just what I noticed.
The fivecent packet is enough for an ordin
ary occasion. The family bottle, Sixty cents,
contains a supply for a year.
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