4 Pofl't gyw it.
Vtortta flssi with yon
Lj (ef it rand iwenfyfoor hour a
r sediment or set-
tlinf indicates in
unhealthy coddt
lioif of the kld
neys; If it s'aina
your linen it Is
evidence o( kid
ney trouble: tot)
frequent desire to)
pes it or fain la
the back is also
ft I'"' ,na kidney and blad-
tvjtol order.
what to Co.
Is cmfort in the kncevledjs M
jre-jsed, that Dr. Kilmer' Swamp.
t jreat kidney remedy fulfills every
curing rheumatism, pain in the
Ineyt. liver, bladder and every part
rlnary passage. It correct? inability
rr and scalding pain In passing
i effects following use) of liquor,
Att. and overcomes that unpleasant
i f of being compelled to gz often
ie day, ana 10 get up many times
, nif;ht. The mild and the extra
r effect of Swamp-Root Is soon
It stands the highest for its won
ires of the most distressing cases.
A a medicine you should have the
Id by druggists In 50c and$I. sizes.
kay have a sample bottle of this
discovery
IvM that tells
1 kthuinlSftMICl'
i"u' . ST I T --I'".J
y free by mail,
Dr. Kilmer at km or jb,h
bhamton, N. Y. When writing men
fcing this generous effer In thU paper.
;. CKOUHE,
aTTORNRT AT IAW,
M:nni.Bo, ra
Lmliiw entrusted tohiter
iciv nrouiot attention:
NNSYLVANIA HILR0A3,
Lewigtown Division.
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Lto Sunbnry ilnfly except Sunday:
tor B in ao,l i a m tor una aaa aai-
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tua lid je
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s Y.ur 1 .is m, UiuiUuure 9 is a m
tv.u 10 34 p tu.
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i. Viuli, : .Ntiuiui Yaitiiiis Hist .sua.
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esai
NEGRO CCTTO PIECES
Ifob Takes Terrible Vengeance on
Brut at Devon, W. Va.
HIS MANGL2D REMAINS BURNED
Negro Carrlad Little Girl to Woods
and Tying Her to a Tree and Gag-
Qing Her, Assaulted Her Until Near
ly Dead Was Caught in the Act.
RhipfMda. w. Va.. July 13. Tb full
details of one of the blackeat crimes;
that has vpt blotted the history of
the Htate have Jtist reached thla city.
The little town of Devon. King coun
ty, wai the ncenc of the assaulting of
a little M-ypr-f)ll arlrl by a neuro, fol
lowed by his iihpqupnt lynching by
an enraged mob niimberln? over 200
men. The little irt was caught a
hnrt distance from her home by the
Mark flnnd and carrlel to a neighbor
ing; wao'ls, whcro hr ho)y was tied
to a frrf, hoiiiid nnI ?a?sced. Her ah
afnce was noticed by th neighbors,
who Immeiia'ply fnrniel thnmselvp
Into a seart-hln? pnrty. She was found j
In an almost. fly!n condition, hut. was
able to ifll to the horror-stricken
apfirrhers the s'nry. Wild wore the
erlns for venitear.ee when the HUlu
Itlrl's stnry was heard, but after a
consultation if wa decided to lay in
waif for the fiend, fn a short time he
appeared, anil was just renewing his
assault upon the helpless child when'
the entire mob of concealed searchers
en-rfra;ed and made for him. He would
have hern torn limb from limb on the
spot, but the horrible crime of the .
human devil demanded a more cniel
death, and cool heads kept the en-,
raited mob hack and the nesro was
dras?s;pd to the village common and '
bound to a tree. A sain the mob ?av ?
Tent to their wild dealre for revenue, I
and It was by the greatest jrorta of j
the leaders that they were kept. bark. :
The clothing of the black wretch wan
!. . .... . ..)
lorn irora nis Douy, ana pins, ui k.h,
penknives and every conceivable '
weapon of torture waa stuck Into the
akin of the negro as he struggled, j
vainly pleading for his life. I
He was allowed to suffer a hundred
deaths, wtfh his body bleeding In a
thousand plaj. The almost lifeless
form of the .iftlo victim waa then!
placed before the glaring eyes of thai
is il brute, while willing bands cur. the,
Tjbi sa nnarue from his swollen mouth. His'
cries became incoherent, and be'oi'o
the enraged ctttxena could be chec'.ied,
fee skin waa literally cut from his
body and distributed among the villa- j
gers. He died with his eyes on the
little girl whose life he had mined.
His heart was then cut out with Jack
knives, his toes and lingers chopped
off and carried away as mementoej.
His bloody and mangled form waa then
soaked with keroslne and flred.
STEAMSHIP r!ER BURNn .
$500,000 Loss Sustained By Scandi
navian Line at Hoboken, N. J.
New York, July 11. The new pier
of the Scandinavian-American line, at
the foot of 17th street. Hobo ken, waa
destroyed by fire and for the second
time In three years the line is tem
ponrily without a pier. It la believed
that the loss will amount to almost
Snno.tion. T'ae dock alone cost 1200,000
to hnild. No one was injured.
The Are started in the store room of
the pier, and when discovered the Are
had a firm foothold. There was no
ship of the line in port. The steam
ship Island should have docked but
did not arrive. On the pier was a
largo part of the i-ar:;o destined for
Europe which waa to be shipped on tiie
Island, and this was destroyed, oaus-
InS a loss or over ;;tw.wu. i.ompara-
at work on the
pier at the time.
The heat was intense., anii many of
the finiinea dropped into the river for
reiitij-
Floods in Germany.
Beriln. July 11. The highest 2oods
known in the region for Many years
are reported from Sllesix Nearly the
ko in. wiisUiiik'ou s.H) ui. Bultlttiun, whole wwn of Troppau was under
t w iitivs amviuu at Pfiiiaueii'Uia I water for many hours. The crops of
the entire district have beta destroy
ed and traffic at several point3 oa the
Schaenbrewn-Taippau Railway Is In
terrupted owing to tho destruction of
bridseu and embankments. In the
Sudeten valley all the villages wera
Hooded so rapidly that 30 of tbe Inhabi
tants wore unable to escape in time
and pwrtsned. Fifty houses were do
sthoyed. Tar-ible hail atorma have
devastated the country along tha low
er Khiue. TUo damago to tlie winu
grop is Incalculable. Soveral persona
wore aillod. by lightning:
Cleveland's 3com a Comedy.
Mfhvauluie, July M. W. J. 3ryaa
I v:t intvrv iewuvi i .to m o tho Cluvo
I laud movement. Mr. Bryan said: "It
! is a .'HiKiiy ixs 't now stands, but a
1 tmsody if it .il-.-ali su-jcts-d." Aniced
if he iK'ii'.'vni tft.-re was any danger
of tho old lino or Clcveiand Demo
crtus mpiuntiij tho nest Democratic
. couvt'iitlou, Mr. Hrynn "aid: "I do
not think such a thins is a probabil
ity. !t tlKiw was sucii a probability,
Uuiiii'-i' "luil'.l be thu rit;lu word to
uso Iu loii-uviini with the resuits It
would vuu to Uiu Democratic party."
Hout s 3oo Encs Lony Tramp.
No Yoik, July 14. Tlrwi and
dusiy with a tramp o nearly J00 miles,
about half way across the state, EUhu
itout, Jr.. sou ot tho secretary of war,
and his classmate, Frederick 13. Baa
Uu. rvachud h)re after two weeks on
tho road from. Clitilou, Oueida county,
wiieis thvy tluibhed the year at Uiim
ilum Colles. Leaving Clinton, their
iviuto lay in as straight a lino as pos
sible toward this city, down through
MaUisou. Chenango Qelawara and
Rockland counties.
COLON L SANGER. RESIGNS .
Generaf R. S. Oliver to is Appointed)
Aaaietant Secretary of War. .
Oyster Bay. N. .. Jnfy . Presl
lent Roosevelt ras decl.'.ed to appoint
l.norrj Robert Ciaw Glivor, of Al-
rorowsr. w. c. saS'if!.
bany, N. Y., as assistant secretary c.f
war to succeed Colonel William Carey
Sanger, resigned.
The appointment was agreed upon
Anally at a conference hef-veen 'he
president and Secretary Rjvif. It has
been in contemplation for some time,
as It has been known that Secretary
Sanger desired to retire from the war!
. . . m k,in
department on account of the 111 health
of Mrs. Sanger. His resignation vas
placed In the hands of the president
to be accepted as soon as convenient. '
General Oliver has had a military
career of distinction. He served in
the civil war as a volunteer officer,!
and subsequently served as an offlcpr'
of the regular army establishment
In both the Infantry and cavalry;
branches.
dark days for cotton mills;
Predicted That 3oeculation Meartff'
30,000,000 Idle Spindles. j
Charlotte, X. C, July 13 C,eor?e
B. HUs. president, of the American :
Cotton Manufacturers' Association.
said that probably by September the
number or Idle spindles nepenneni
upon American cotton would reah.
30.0nn,0flO. j
When it Is considered that about
SO. 000,000 of the 125,000,000 spindles
m tne entire wona are lepenaenc upon i recent iy sain wnen .neneieK, wmrs
American cotton, tha importance of! whom lie iva aummoned, inotiireri is
this statement cau be realized. It to tJie oh;ect of !vis iit. When he
means that approximately 5i)0,000 peo-j heard :t the. mleTaU1:
pie will be thrown out of employment! "What count riea were yon oli'ig1 :o
and that counting an average of I30I eros in order to come here""
tn the spindle, JM0, 000,000 of capital "CerTnanr, Egypt, vud the -Vuidan,"
will be temporarily die. j replied 'he roiMUonary.
"The deplorable condition Is due tc.i nd vers yon not aide -o flad in
gambling." said Mr. Hiss. "The sttua-! dermnnv any Ileorew vvtmm yen
tlon is an abnormal one, and tberel might iiav ivn verted'." ,uked Uene
would never be any occasion for lit, rk.
existence if It were not for the Jug-i Tlie miasionarr '-vn ohllgcrt -o admit
gllng" that is going on in the cirttonl
market. It Is not the high price of cor
ton that hurts the trade, but the ab
sence of a fixed standard of value
The price doe not stay up or dow-lcisj-ennutt
ir the trade to become
adjusted to the situation.
Labor Demonstration Fsr Mitchell. ,
Pittsburg. Kan., July 11. Twnty i
thousand persons participated iu i:
labor demonstration la honor of Prns! j
dent John Mitchell, of tlie L'nitod ,'iil.r i
Workers of America. Eight tliniisan !!
coal miners, with 15 bands, parade;,
Mr. Mitchell responded to an aiMror,
of welcome hy Mayor Price. T'.ie 4i;:i
jecta to be discussed by the '.nterr.tarc
convention at Its session will be onpu
sitjon to injunction, the proposition '
a coal holsters' union bein ainliated
with the United Min Workers ol'
America, against boy labor in mines
opposition to building coal camps, andi
the coior line. President MitcheJi
says there shall he no color !!ne lrtv.vti
except snciaily, and 'hat 'he coal!
hoiaters' union is not necessary as i
side Issue of the Cnited Mine Woricrrn
of America.
Cashier Short $50,000.
Newbtirsh. N. Y., July 13. Josenh
W. Cummin is In Jail here on flit1
charge of grand larceny. He waa mc
ret ary-treasurer cashier of 'he
Cornwall Bank, and la alleges to ')
a defaulter to the extent of about
$30,000. wrecking the bank. The state
bank examiner apptamrt at the banli.,
and bwore the examination of thpi
hnnU-a rTtmrnin fiwilr him ni1 irl
confeased tlial lie waa short in his ac-i
counts hetWfHa $40,000 and $no,0oo. ;
He added that he would render tht?i
examiner ail assistance possible ind
point out the falsified accounts. Cum-'
min was placed under arrest. :
Lockjaw Curls Up Dying Boy. '
Shamoktn, Pa., July VS. Ma nld'
body curled backward ho that it nst3' Developments '.Vrn- s. uiairniuiui
only on the head and heeis. Nicholas ruia v ..uple Were. Host L.iUei
Revels. Jr., 12 years old. ia dytni? at ; iUumeii.
his home at Midvalley as the result of
his Fourth of July celebration. A wad ' There could be no excuse for family
from a toy pistol penetrated a Snser of n-arTcls if it were not that they ire
the boy' -j left hand. Lockjaw devel- i prcluiies and exeu.si-s ror liappj' nvoii
oped and yesterday the body lienan to ciliationa. Xo honest moa will say
stiffen. The muscles In the baik and
legs were drawn up until the body was
arched almost like a horseshoe. The
physicians say there is no hope for the
lad.
Seasrtore Visitor a Suicide.
Atlantic City, .X J.. July 14. C. M.
Cooper, of Ambler. Pa., committed sui
cide In his room at one of the hotels
in Chelsea. When found the body was
lying Hat on tha floor, the -gas was
turned on full, and the cracks were
closed. Cooper arrived and appeared
to be in i$ood health. He had registered,
for a fortnight's stay.
Engineer Meets Terrible Death.
Pottsville. Pa July 1. a. 3. Adams,
of Glrardville, employed as engineer
of the fan enKine at the Mahavnoy tun
nel of the Reading Railway near Ma
hanoy City, was mangled to death, by
being caught In the machinery. Every
I bun in the body waa crushed- and his
body waa left limp. He leave a widow
and eight hildren.
MCESTROTG NORTHERN ?ISB.
Tat Harel? aaaia Taaaa
Caaaa t Rcatlaaa la
Caalltr.
., .
"The theory that climatisf &ntU -
tt.eas sre laryly responsible for the The aucoens of the fashionable wo- J
enterprise and activity of Lba, Assay naa't private secretary in theas day
lean popl finds contemporary de- depends much more on be ability j
monatration in the low-r orders of to anawer telephone calls disc rim In- j
animals, and particularly among the stiagly than oa hei talent for aota ,
fl8h."'1id a scientist who has made writing, say the New York Son. j
a clov tndy of the eIIection In the Tbe prfvats secretary get salary j
Sew York ao,uarltim. 0f prhap $1,400 or $100 a year and j
"All of the game fish," he said, "the enjoys the confidence and considers- i
tighter", the highstrunir, nervous fel- tion of her employer. On some days
(ows, like the brook trout, the hlack the works ovrtime. maybe U or IS '
baa and their only slightly leas hours, snd to be efficient she must. '
strenuous brother, ths pike, are have at her linkers' ends lot of i
northern fish. In only rare instancss knowledge that, wes nrr gained ,n
do thes flsh become tame or rernsils g correspondency school -r included
restful in captivity. They hava tbe In business tactic. She must super
Veen spirit, of American enterprise in rise tbe household bookkeeping .tnl
them. bill-psy-'nty, of course, lu, ner cbif
"On the other hand. th quiet, duty is to he!n in socisl ma'er-
easy-going flh are nearly ail fr..m She must, Knov tlm nm -
tropical ivitcri. Of rot,ri there ar domestic circumstances mrl tli .-rx-ial
exceptions from muddy hehft.ita, hut, rating of all the people in iir ,n
nll of he hr'!liant-hued. gaudy !y plnyer'.s world, ite'ng relie.l ! n fr
are from the tripics. Tiiey tre calm suggestions rbeu evlrn u--s ire
and quiet, and after a short time in winted in . hurry, she mtt .ure
captivity heconie an fame as to et, t0 rememher heTi folks imw.
food fearltMsly fr,-m the hrnd- "f .he aray or hav :en tbroi ,no
keeper;.. mo'i!nin?.
"The two c!nses." continued the Wnen invitations or .nfn'-Tisl urn.
; , r. " '
Ml a,w' Pfpress. Vir like tlio na-
tlons of the north and -vutli- -one (wisie o ! jinrmisd. Tlie secret nr
alive and len, ami 'lie olier beau- talks over 'lie ' ihnu" -Vt.li niiTner"
tl fill to '.ook noon and romnntie. hut tailors, dreosmakeru, f1nr!t Some
lazy and useful only for decorative times it, is o lpliraid ind .cold, uroln
purpos."!.
.DISLIZES MISSION ARIES.
Them Hemala Onsl.l His
HnoaHary I.niea.
King VenAlek. the native mler of
Abyssinia, nver fanced Christianity
or thos4. who endeavor to propagate it.
says an exchange. He is of the opinion
tna,t th orthodox f.utJi is. good enough.
fnr his HUVijects, ana rnererore mio
?0 thither with Uie ohjeet of
spreading tJie doctrines or Mie iMman,
Catholic or ProtestJint church think it
advisable ear that their sol object
ti convert Hebrw-. and (XMrana,
n,
.va That a .-wediKih ".TiiKsiiinary
that he iiad n many ili-urews in lier
manv
"W
M,jd. Meneiek. "first convert!
, , . ,-. i
the Hebrews and pagnr. in Lermnny"
. , 1 , -.. !
a ruf then come here and convert ua.
Xv, Sonr later tbe rHaawtolnted mis-;
idonary was being conducted to .he
frontier by Abrsadnian soldiers.
' '
THE vVOTJAII ?EDDLH.
4h f.n no Hni-li llfttei' llati11lnnj 1
tlonaeholil Artlelea Tliain Trv
Intf to Sell llitoka.
ny worr.ii n vh.
'. a "srhool-'erichf r -vi
if u:.-'
1 ieci rrir.?'
d : i-:.-i nmk .
1 :i tcMi.'iir. j
er .1. .iller-
tan
o -he N'i-'.v V.irk !:iiu-. .1
aiiviii-siiig iii'i '
'-.an interest .1 '....um
"living .'ipnlinticrs. Tile
doe her own iioiisevoric
voma :
'vi 11 xl ve it
mtion tn inv'liinir 'hut -.rill .ave 'ier
a -lain in "he 'tncic or 'u-hintr arms, 'bit
-l.e '.vill not 'n.k 'o "nen iliout -iin-h
U.ngs. When I iost tr.v piare as teach
er n a puli.ie "school. I Tied iwnk perie
i'.ing. Oh, the -vnTnen I ea.'.ed inon
would invite rae in and '.'ilk 'o me t:u1
i'v enough. T!int. vas the ;roub;e.
Tiiey wonld U'll me tlic.r family his
'..ry and their rroulile;, mil 'lien ie:ul
me o the door with 'he -orrnWui ue
er'inn that thev ne'-er had anr 'ime
n i-eml. tlier were so jiirv'. f rave
books ;iu ton in .iTtte ;m u;a
itor saviriij nrtio! . n 'hf "vny f -c?
bat4?r. n-inaro narnr;,. an orntTS
anfi heap little ai-rii-ii-s surh i "in-
l.n fom w r-xeppr at fooH how. A
,dnl,u i.a
x keen vath ftr anvrhinif nev ;n Ui.i
riirrtinn and then ro the rnnntis. I
hare sereral reirnlar cTiPtomerp, rha
hriniy m a irmtl onmrniyFion .iti 'hir.irs
that I buy for hvir Umni-room and
kitchon.
T2ZIH LAST QUARREL.
that he and his better serenitrutua
never disucreed, says a writer in the
Sew York Press, t have in mind one
; brilliant fellow who tells this mi hiin
I aeif and his wife in deepest eon
' Sdence: "We had our iittla attcr-liii-!
ner spat as usual. She vowed she
I was tfoinif home to her mother, who
! lived only two blocks away. I swore
I was ijoinjj to the club and stay all
niifht. The live children of our happy
i union were aslet-p. ihe jjot out of the
! front door u, little ahead of ine and
started east. ,1 went west.' At the
corner I .looked back out of tho slant
of my eye and saw her standing still
In the middle of the next block. Aiter
a little hesitation she walked back.
Slie said nothing. I added. 'Quite a
moon to-night.' 'Why don't yon open
the door?' she ripped oufc- 'Because
my keys are up stairs.' I replied.
'Why, so are mine! she cried. Well,
r had to climb a tree and open the
window on the. third floor before w
got in. And. we haven't quarreled
since.
rem! secritarus!!
" J j
Tfclv Wavlt f Tlk W
aa4laew ITor laastaptaiat Tkaa) I '
Tkalf Skill at l.r11r, !
nr" '"ir-
,n :timt, nov ,i nr ,t
to ilead
hills.
or hasten: again to lisnnta)
Ts TbrttSffh a 9rt
Wl.en 'be ;iaiiw,y .,f ;'(r:,r
MnV !
tea they 1o not vnr ,t fr,m i avf
into i en i), lint fill i schist ir.S'V ,llt ,.f
i pumpkin or onrc( ,md 1,ti nrk in
)(lt inM -hn. , .,.
wo,PT- ri.ieh -bev 4
:ltc.;i1(.r titTerent. from iMt. vl,,eh
frrm rUM i-in r,.t ,t f
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Ir.ed tud roatd ,.f ( jilm-
.-u ,,), ..ujch . ruin s,v
.u)(1 tin, Uracil. Tbe t, hih !
rwR vtiich are mwd .'or ins ;nri
,-,fu-n richly -a rr ri md nsi. v of i
tj,w ;tler are mad if ,oiid iltr. i
file nHLives y hat his 'm ia un 1
eo'lcnt remedy for fevr jnd rbenmae I
tim, anil ciiemical vtneu java i
ien .njtilrt ;y German rhyhiciatuaseeti
'.n shov that here? ciit ifroii6j4 ,
far '.his it tnen t. tiotoi ,Jioljw
Wanted to be
Heard From!
7f there ji b :nvld: sntun. ntfr.ng
Tom : cm ale 'wajiiae. rJ-lsraus ,r
Tailing ol otnh, or from iencorr.es
-to has tiaasi Dr. ?ierrr. in.onfe Pre-
snmam wiinnvi rorapwm lucres :ns
... . ' . . .
nnoacsrgBaft prorinetors ind makers it
th.t wr)rt1.t-,ra me4trin -weuld like
ta liaar imm r,veh rsjrsonsnd ;t will b
to her advantage to nt them ,.s the-r
offer, in perfect good faith, a revsrd of
$500 for any case of the .ibove malsdies
! wtuch ;la ean not cure.
1 Sl.ooo FOFRlT -vi 1 1 also te -.ind i:
tliv an not ,how the ordinal iwcat.ae
m 'Y.e individual voiur.teen r.g l.e .-sti-naoniai
:Uiw. nd ilr of .!. .ntera i
everv 'eutimnniai ..mong he hr-.iuard.H
rhich 'lv in constanf'.v - iil.'.ishir.vr,
.hus "irrmng heir ,'enuir.eness.
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UViAriov '.Vnrrtetora. hirfalo. "
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wUai 4 vV. nr,w-! -nri.ii v ' it int ' "t'.-iin-T
'l 'h tnla-r ,jf ).v ;jtrn -t.ir ti '..er
rriDtiton iTUHti st 1 tiuw : h "tjMt mv
'he narhit viav, :-.r 'mui .trnilt-.jsi
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intfw it ittjrctr.t wd nr hrff . av' ntMrnr. '.r:-
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! av rvfstma l a , rlu .mil .uitrrn
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;'acnTitiiin i rurr.airl nck&kre
tmintl .h "he el rtvltit -4 - cur us-rttcin -rnji
mit-T -ru ha nv -Trs-tntinu ml n
:;m( nonth 1 narrt'v mv uim J r ,i-
towtuti notitb Jid liMir it i: .n. t luiia tut
nv :earri leBltk nucb tur ma .t-w
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"'Vawntt iresrnrtion " r..-ikfii -wk
fnmfn strong, sick tow well. c
ciDt ;io suUvtitute tor he -."leciicine
i wtuch vori:& von4rs or ai r:r.tn.
j T:e Cramnn Sense MecicaJ fjvitr.
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il. illTI.iill. i'mnrtetor
418 Market Si., Harrisburi; Pa.,
.OpiNMite 1. IL it. '.Vnet lZiitraneei
-..'.llet lor 111 rmlnao-a
liooms. -5ii.ud 3i)c (lood. .Yleais. -5c
'looil iicromnin hitlens
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Rogers Brcs."
the product A 'his !n;::j
"v:ier'ence .iret hit. T!:t"."
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Ior atuloue N.i. :
explai::i:icj points of in
terest to biv.-frs. iikiress.
the makers
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The thon sends of postal crd rAvA
every month by the fr Iv1d if enndy
Corporation of Rondout y V r-ne-Insr
s tvsl hofli of rheir K.siMlTI5
RKMKDY reach uch hntre yriper)ops
that it has lieen vxry jusiy culled- si
postal Je1igi.
Think of th stiissTttial reird eneh
sawder of a ;y.s,! card rfelv." i trial
horu of n runn rfKN'VKnv
JfA"V("RITW HKVfKOV. tn- r-t,t
imowri cure f.ir dHea ,,f i Sidneys,
Bladder I.iv.rt- ilw1 jv.orrnstisTn,
I'-"ywl1n nd Chronic Cr,tt,-,
If in returu for -Ve :,ree ,,f
enrd forte oMt' von r v i
ft. !ha rill rdiev . r.nr ,if,.v!nir.
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