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Prom Every Ward in Shen
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surrounding ttic work of the llttlocuufiuerur.
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thing Is beltnr fttijirccliitcd than right horont
homo. Wo aro quick to see It und quick to
"push nloug" In tho innniicr that It merits.
From nil n (s of tho city como tho sumo
icpoits; success follow In every footstep and
Investigation of each new c&na but adds to
tho endorsement that has gone heforo and
places their claims beyond a slwlnw of a
doubt. This report comes from Wi st Poplar
street, where our representative i.mnd Mr.
Kobort S. Jones, minor, at his pi.u o of resi
dence. Tho following statement will Interest
our readers s
"For years t had backache, but of lato I
scciued to have changed uioie to headache.
I also had dilllciilty with tho kidney secre
tions, accompanii il by too frequent action,
I was troubled with a listless or tiled feeling
and though I used about every kind of
medlcluo I knew about 1 iSuinut name ono
that I have nut tested I got no permanent
relief from any of tliom. I finally read
and got them
hey were tho
posltivo relief.
They stopped tho bladder trouble and I havo
had none of those headaches since. I recom
mend Doan's Kidney Pills as tho best kidney
medicine that ever came out."
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Dupuy Will Wash His Hands of
tho Fashoda Affair
"HOLD DUBT
MAJOR HAROHAND AT CAIRO.
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a
No Ono Permitted to Interview tlio
Francis Oflluor Dolcimso nud Snlls-
liury Jlimt llecolvo tlio First Nowh
Conlrlbutlnir to llnrmotiy.
London, Nov. 4. An olllclnl note 1s-
suec last evening Buys! "There Is now
Hood reason to hope that the political
situation Is ameliorating'. It can be
confidently stated that when the cause
of the Irritation which unfortunately
recently existed In France and Great
Ilrltuln on the Upper Nile Is removed,
which Is expected goon to be the case,
the door will again be open for a re
sumption of those friendly negotia
tions which happily characterize the
normal state of the relations between
the two countries."
Tho most reliable Information from
Paris confirms the ear?''.- reports that
M. Dupuy, the premier, has decided to
wash his hands of Fashoda and to re
call Major Marchand, for whose mis
sion he In not responsible.
This decision Is, to some extent, due
to a desire to allow nothing to Interfere
with the success of the exposition In
1900.
Today will be Important in the his
tory of the crlBls. It Is expected that
Baron De Courcel, the French ambas
sador, will Impart the French decision
to Lord Salisbury, who will speak this
evening at the banquet to be given
the sirdar, General Lord Kitchener.
Probably the premier's text will be
the ofllclal note Issued last evening an
nouncing now that there Is good reason
to hope the political situation ameliorating.
The Daily Chronicle, under reserve,
publishes a remarkable story suggest
ing that the sirdar captured documents
proving that Major Marchand, before
the battle of Omdurman, sent to the
khalifa a Frenqh flag. Inviting him to
hoist It, and so, hy becoming a French
ally, to deter the Anglo-Egyptian forces
from attacking htm.
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JIA.TOIt MARCHAND AT CAIltO.
No Ono Permitted to Interview tlie
French Olllcer.
Cairo, Nov. 4. Major Marchand, the
commander of tho French expedition at
Fashoda, arrived here at 7 o'clock last
evening. He was met at the railroad
station by the French officials and resi
dents. The explorer looked thin and
worried. Directly the major appeared
at the door of the train the spectators
rushed forward, waving hats, sticks
and handkerchiefs and crying "Vive
Marchand." The latter, who was much
pleased and touched at the reception
accorded him, drove off to the French
diplomatic agency amid more cheering.
The French officer, who is short, ac
tive and bronzed, was dressed in
civilian clothes.
Only two Senegalese soldiers ac
companied Major Marchand, whose fu
ture movements depend upon the In
structions which Captain Baratler
brings htm.
At the French agency It was formally
announced that no one would be per
mitted to interview the French officer.
as M. Delcasse, the French minister of
foreign affairs, and the Marquis of
Salisbury must be the first to "receive
all news which may contribute to the
harmony of the two countries.
The major reports that he left all his
companions In good health, and he adds
that they had abundant provisions and
a plentiful supply of ammunition.
The French commander also express
ed himself as being much gratified at
the kindness shown him by the British
officers during his journey to this place.
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.. i WOBfJEN WHO READ!
y . , . r
SENOR RIOGCMBNT
Against Yielding to the Demand
For tlio Philippines,
COLONIAL REVENUES PAWNED.
Meantime tlio American I'cnco Com
nilstloiKii'H Must L'uiiHtilur Clin Duty
Tlioy Owo Auulniildoniid 111 lunur
uont lrollowofH.
Paris, Nov. 4. Last Monday the Uni
ted Slates and Spanish peace commis
sioners left tho definite limitations of
the protocol and entered the wide Held
of diplomacy, where an open question
is to be decided. Both commissions
realize that the area Is ample enough
for some maneuvering, though on the
American's side the tendency to evo
lution Is much more compact than
those of the Suanlards. Both would
undoubtedly be gratllled to reach a
mutual roncluslon without compulsion.
At Monday's Joint session the Amer
ican commissioners laid down a prop
osition In two parts. First, that the
United States should take over the
Philippines entire; second, that In so
doing they should reimburse to Spain
the sum of her permanent and pacific
expenditures in the Philippines. The
logic of the situation compelled the
Americans to make tho first move.
Having heurd the American propo
sition, this tho Spaniards might have
Immediately declined It, as they cer
tainly will do at today's session.
"Whether they will accompany the re
fusal with a counter proposition has
not been dellnately ascertained, though
that course seems Improbable. The re
sult will be that the commissions will
retire from confronting positions until
one or the other shall have reformed Its
lines for the next meeting, which will'
probably occur next week. If the
Spanish commissioners entertain a
hope that after the elections In the
United States the American commis
sioners will relax their demands as to
the Philippines, they have not uttered
it here for the public ear, nor has any
thing 'been said or done by any mem
ber of the United States commission
to warrant such a hope.
Tho American commissioners came to
Paris with no greed for Philippine ter
ritory. To an unoffir ial bystander the
WEALTH OF THE KLONDIKE.
All Hxprrt lioctnrnt It Will lloncli
110,000,000 Annually.
Chicago, Nov. 4. Captain John J.
Henly, vice president of the North
American Transportation and Trading
company, who has Just returned from
a six years' sojourn In tho Klondike,
said In an Interview: "The truth
about tho Yukon country Is that It wllr
yield $30,000,000 between now and next
October, nnd with tho completion of
government roads and the operation of
iiuartz mining machinery the output
will amount to $100,000,000 in gold nn
nually. In loss than Ave years 100.000
whites will be at work In the Yukon,
and a hundred years of steady lubor
will not exhaust profitable mining in
Alaska.
"Now the question arises," said Cap
tain Ilealy, "how are these statements
to be reconciled with the hard luck
tales brought out of the Yukon.
Whether It Is believed or not, thp sim
ple truth Is this: Scores o. men who
have gone to that country don't know
pay dirt when they soe it. They aio
farmers and greenhorns, and cannot
set a sluice box or make a rlllle to save
their lives. A sluice box must have a
certain pitch or the washings will not
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Pry to call In all arms and ammuni
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Sjinln's Now Troiiblo.
Madrlfl, Nov. 4. The province of Cat
alonia, the richest ana moat import
ant In the kingdom of Spain, Is In open
tevolt, and a movement has been start
ed looking to secession, with a view to
annexation to France. It Includes the
important city of Barcelona. The peo
ple of this provlnco have all along been
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ance with the proclamation of Ispar-
hecher, principal chief of the Creek Na
tion, and the agreement entered Into
between the Dawes commission and the
commission representing the Muskogee
or Creek tribe of Indians, the Creek
people yesterday adopted the treaty
by a majority of 344. The ratification
by the Creek Indians of the treaty
makes it the law, except In so far as
Its provisions conflict with the Curtis
act, recently passed by congress.
VOTE FOR
Dr." H. G. Reitzel,
OP A1AI1ANOY CITY,
FOR THE LEGISLATURE
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nillions of Dollars
Qo up In smokb tfvory year. Take to
risks but set tout houses, stock, far.
nlture, oto,, insured lu flrst-cl&ss re-
uamo companies as represented by
DA.VID FAUST, insurance Agent
kw Also 1M ndAoe.tdantal Onmninl"
Gonorifi MeCook'sHlness.
Washington, Nov. 4. General Anson
D. McCook, one of the members ot the
war Investigating commission, Is con
fined to the Columbian University hos-
t.ni ..iiv.pln r. fmm nn nftnplf nf ma
JI11U1 PM,ct . .. - - I I
lnrlal fever. He returned on Wednes- rates, and all tbo comfortsof niodorn railway
rlnv from the trip to southern camps improvements guar need to all who pur
made by the commission, and having chase tickets via tbvJIssuuri Pacific railway
been 111 for several days was advised Bystcm For mles r,,ilt from your uom0i
by his physician 10 go 10 wie nu.piMu, literature, and full information, dropapostal
W U"ie3 ' rani. J. p. M, O,,,,, T. P. Aaont. Kin Tiiill
Shlloh's Consumption Curo cures whore road avenuo, Klmlra, N. Y.. or 301 Broad-
., i. , T. 1 , lnn.lm lltl,!, ITIim. I WUV MlW Vnrlr 1
oiners tun, ana m i"s v.-.. -
and no homo should bo without It. Pleasant 3-Mf W. E. Hovt, O, K P. Ast,
to tako and goes right to tho spot, bom oy
How Railways Improve.
Nothing settles a road-bed like age. Noth
ing improves train service like experience.
Witness a practical demonstration of tlieso
theories by using the Southern railway the
short lino to i lorlda, this season, Tho track
will bo smooth, tho schedules fast, tbo trains
superb. Let John M. Meal), District P.ia
senger Agent, 028 Chestnut streot, Phlladol
phia, Pa., arrungo tbo details,
Don't Trifle With Coughs and ColdB,
Take Pan-Tina (25c.) and bo cured. At
Gruhler llros,, drug store.
A Hand
Is one of the
possess. P
gives It.
Handsomo Complexion
e greatest cnarms a woman can
'OZZOHI'B UOUrLKXIOH 1'OWPUBI
P. D. Klrlln and a guarantee.
flNETs: I wasdri'ttdftilly nervous, and for
relief took your Karl's Clovor Hoot Tea, It
quieted my norves and strengthened my
whole Nervous System, I was troubled with
Constipation, Kidney nud llowcl trouble.
Wl lllll ll Olf'HlK Slol.-lll'll,
Lexington, Ky Nov. 4. On a sick
bed in the hospital In this city yes
terday, Captain V. U Johnson, of the your Tea soou clcauscd my system bo.
Becona Missouri, was weaueu tu iu thoroughly that I rapidly rcgalued health
Lucy Batchelor. Both are from But- Btld Btrength, Mrs. S. A. Sweet, Hartford,
ler, Mo. The captain has been sick Conn. SoW by S. P. Kirlin and a guarauteo.
eigm weeits, uui is now inipiuviub.
Pint of All, Red Flat: Oil,' 28c.
What for? Aches, palus, bruises.
Gruhler llros., drug store.
Ask your grocer for tho "Royal Patent
At flour, and tako uo other bntud It Is tlio oft
inour mauv.
Culenilurs for 1X1)'.).
The IlKnAi.ii olllce has a full and complct
no ol calemlars lor lbUU, 11 you eon
template a ctleuilar for your frlonds, roservi
your order until you sco our line. It will
mean a big saving to you. They aro also
beautiful specimens of lithographic art and
very reasouablo in price.
Curo that Cough with Shlloh's Curo. The
best Cough Curo. Kolievcg Croup promptly
Ouo million bottles sold last year, 40 doses
for 23 cts. Sold by P. I). Kirlin and a guar
antco.
Are You Going to Florida 7
If you aro, ask for tickets via the Southern
Railway. It is the sbortost, quickest and
best route, Its service this season will sur
pass that of all preceding years. Write for
further information to John M, Itcall, District
Passenger Agent, (Uti Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Itoxorvpd Toi' Oiirinv- lu Honolulu.
Washington, Nov. 4. The president
has Issued a proclamation reserving
for the use of the United States navy
certain water front property in Hono
lulu selected by Captain Tanner recently.
SENOR MONTERO RIOS.
question with them has seemed to be
rather to find the right path and to
walk in It than by a bold use of power
to wrench the utmost advantage from
distressed opponent.
The fact is, the commissioners have
felt that the conditions precedent
render the letting go of the Philip
pines as difficult as their retention.
There Is, for Instance, the question of
the future of Agulnaldo, his chiefs and
followers. The Philippine leader and
his Immediate associates In the Insur
rection acr-epted exile and refused over
half a million dollars at the hands of
Spain as an Inducement to cease their
rebellion. Thev went to China, but
they were brought back to tho Phil
ippines nn board a United States war
ship. Aguinaldo received from Admiral
Dewey several thousand stands of
arms and was put ashore as an ally of
the United States In tho war against
Spain.
The Insurgent leader and his chiefs
have forfeited their lives. Should the
United States return the Philippines to
Spain Agulnaldo and his fighting fol
lowers must be surrendered to death
or taken away by the United States,
nd the American commissioners feel
that the transplanting of them would
bo as severe townrd them as It would
be Impracticable from the ixilnt of view
of the United States. Territory to
shelter them Is felt to be necessary in
the Philippines.
Your correspondent ascertains from
Spanish sources, beyond question au
thentlc. that before the Philippine
question Is settled the Spanish commls
sloners will declare that they are not
here solely to save or to gain all the
money possible from the United States
Senor Montero Rlos president of the
Spanish commission, and his colleagues,
waiving for argument any classifica
tion of the Spanish or colonial debts,
will point out that Spain has borrowed
on the collateral of her colonial reve
nue. They will concede that the na
tional guarantee may have been added,
but that for all purposes of this con
tention the fact Is lrrevelnnt.
It will then be frankly urged by her
commissioners that Spain has pawned
the revenues of the Philippines and of
Cuba: that she did so In good faith
to her creditors, and this being true,
that she has no moral right to give
away or rehypothecate territory al
ready pledged.
Senor Rlos will urge that should
Spain take that course her creditors
might charge her with defrauding
them to save the Canaries, Carolines
and Balearic Islands, and to avoid pos
sible damage to tho peninsula. The
Spanish commissioners will protest
that Buch a transaction would b In
tolerable to Spain, as It would brand
her as a robber ami potroon. They will
declare to the Americans that rather
than be so pilloried by their creditors
they will, If they must, be deprived of
their remaining colonies and suffer de
vastation of their mainland.
If the United States feels it a high
duty to retain the Philippines Spain's
envoys will declare that she has an
equally sacred duty In holding- them to
the pledge of their revenues In honor
able indebtedness, and that, while pos
sibly unable to make good the In
debtedness In dollars, Spain can, If
only bv a fruitless adhenence' to high
purpose, save ber name from the brand
ot theft.
A Narrow Escape.
Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada K.
ll,t of (Irntiui. S. 1). "Win taken with a
bad cold which settled on my lungs ; cough
set In and nually terminated In Consumption. -
h our Doctors gave ino tin. saying l couiu live
but a short time. I gavo myself up to my
Savior, determined if I could not stay with
my menus on eartu, l would meet my aibcui
ones above. My husband was ml vised to get
Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds. 1 gavo it a trial, took in
all eight bottles, It has cured me, and thank
(lod 1 am saved and now a well and healthy
woman." Trial bottles free at A. Wasloy's
Drug Store. Regular size SOo and f 1.00.
Guaranteed or price refunded.
TUB STYt-iSH VATTERN " Af- 4
ttstlc Fashionable, 'jriglnsl. Perfect- f
a lttlnt Price!. lO ami 15 coiita. ?
Nonebigner Nbnebeltrtat3--vjl. A
Some, relhifeb .lercLar .el', lhern In I
neatly vcr Jty it low.-. Ad: lot
hrm, of the can ce had by cai '1 fro -.
m if tlthef New Yorfc Chicago.
?(.tmpj r,i:n. Latcl Fashion Sheet
nl up"! .-crlpf x' . s tent c c?
f at! n i
MAGAZINE
Brigmesi iaaic xazy.ne uDiunea.
n-aluable lor U... homr. Fashion of 8
lbs day. Home Literature, HouseL. ' 1 I
Hints, ''anc Work. Current Toplcv f
FUtlon, all fo vnly 5f wut ?ear, 1 - f
cle-ding a frr. jjaltern, . o. c own ss!tv 1
Hon aaf tliuc. ei.J twtf 2-cent iunps T
'of .Mn.lr u,r..A Address- rf . x 8
,-, mh IvlcCALtCOM1'f.NVv!S--dtjV-
w"es! 4U fitrcvl, Ne Y.rji. L
Pl&W W& Av:nu Chicago; "S"
Fishing for Health.
When a man breaks down with that
dread disease, consumption, and recognizes
His condition, he starts out to fib for
health He tries this thing and that thing.
He consults this doctor and that doctor.
He indulges in all kinds of absurd athletic
exercises. He tries first one climate and
then another He tries the rest cure and
the wotk cure. He grows steadily worse.
That is the storv of most consuuintives.
Finally, when the consumptive dies, the
doctor shrugs his shoulders and pronounces
consumption incurable. A thirty years'
test of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery has dentonstrated that it cures oS
per cent, of all cases of consumption, if
taken in the earlier stages of the disease,
before the lungs are too far wasted. In a
consumptive there is a weaker spot than
even the lungs. That spot is the stomach.
A consumptive never really begins to die
until his stomach gives out. The "Golden
Medical Discovery" not only braces up
the stomach, but acts directly on the
lungs, healing them and driving out all
impurities. Honest medicine dealers will
not urge you to take an inferior substitute.
" I had a very bad cough, also night-sweats,
and was utmost in my grave with consumption, "
writes Mrs Clara A Mclulyre. Box 171, Ash
land. Middlesex Co.. Mass. ' A friend of mine
who hail died with consumption came to me iu
a drLiim und told me to take Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, and thank the Iorn, I did
o. Ilv the time I had taken hall of the first
bottle "I felt much better I kept on until I had
taken three bottles That was all I needed. I
got well and strong again."
Whenever constination is one of the com
plicating causes of disease, the most perfect
remedy is Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets,
which are always effective, yet absolutely
mild and harmless. There never was any
remedy invented which can take their
place. They never gripe.
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TUG WfiST VOW fUACTIOALUSt!
It is iv o H I the wa-J iMintetl.
It Is L.iy lu .1 .-eri.io ttic rr(Miunclit'tip
It ('. "y tn trace th 'iwth of ti nril.
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are
saved by
using Seel-
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Lean buy cheap
rcollec ana make
t delicious by a
tllttle 01 this admixture,
Grocers can tell
you why those
whobuy SEELIG'S
keep coming back
for it. You can't
keep on selling a
poor tiling to the
same people.
ME GHKATJiST bDUR 01' IHii AUK I
Should be la Every Home and Library.
TAe PeoDiB's BJDfe fsislory
HemltiAr), Cbiciiuo. 111., Her Vrut.
F.H.Sv. Ilmi ol CHitlerlmry. Ca
Klmerll (lapen, I) l).,Tuft Colle
At Tayno's nursery, Glrardvillo, you will
find tho largest aUx)k over seen lu tho county.
CURE ALL YOUR PAINS WITH
Pain-Killer.
A Madlclna Chost In Itself.
Simple, Safe and Quick Cure for
CRAMPS, DIARRHOEA, COUGHS,
COLDS, RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA.
25 nnd BO cont Bottles.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
BUY ONLY THE GENUINE.
PERRY DAVIS
ffp.THFF.L604H.SixihSt.
Side Entrance on Green St., PHILADELPHIA, PA.
CUIIb. UUhKAN I tbUi
Touhk. ulil, iluplo or mar -kd & ttioge con
leniplut Ing marrlavff, ifyna arc a victim of
mmm nmniiii Punlu Aim..
HI I II 111 UBIIX1M
It written by llialit lion. William Ewnrt niaiUtonti.
Ki'Preiuivr or t'.teat lirltian ami lreiHinl, Cheniur,
Hon., Itev A. II bHicw, Quwiu'rt t 'llt-ge. Oitunl, Kite.
Kev Hurauel Hen Ourti, D.IK, i'lilmuo Tht-'ulrciml
rJnrlcn ruirnr. 1 !.
'untefUury, j nif., Uht.
Innfiii. I) I)..Iuft Colleizi. SomeiTillu. Mhm.i
Kev i ratiK uuiuauiu, it u Armour inmutet
vJlilcaco, 111., ltev UeorRH F. Tentecortt, U.D., Mur)).
none rruobjtBriim Church, Iontlun, Knc., Her H. H.
MucArthur. 1 I) . Culvarj Hapiiot Church. Jw York
City, N Y. ll.'v Martm hummerbBll. 1).!).. Main
Mreet t'rw H.iptint Church, lwuton, Ma., ltv. Frank
M. Itrl-Iol. D I . Firvt Mt'thoiiUt FiihCopal Church,
KTonton,Ill , Kev W, T Moore, I.I l."'Jl.e (Jhri
ian Oorumort wealth." London, knu . Ilev. Kilwartl
KverRtt Hale. 1)1). South Com r if .tioitu) iiurth,
Itostou, Maw., Ucv. Joheph A tar liwt, H.U., Weiltna
Oolleee, Hichinoml, Knu.. llev Cawpur Hone Qreuory,
Ioiiiztu University, 1-eipiti Orrui-tny. Kev. Win.
Jleover Wilklnnon, I).D..lIn nllv ir Chicago, ChU
,;o. 111., Kev Siimiiel Hi i Trinity Collepn.
lartford,CW-wi.-UT ! Moi" U D..Ht. John'j
WoodPrei Chur ' unci' i ng .Itev. Oeorc
CLlrlni(irt t.T. tr , ihf i, I , 1 on. Maaa.
I'Ol'lLAH Mili'. vi . f tull-rat;e illuntra-
tlona, etlt edpc t)"Mi. t-OO L. i levant, 5.UU, lull
levant. 13.00.
qiaiUo I-DITl. ' , i. . full-race Illu.tr.
Clonn, Ktrle A'-iril' ctt ' . j II 1 ant, one volume.
nn h-ivto voin :u i vu
a II two vo In lur i vunt.tufted.ZJUUUi
'AKlri,nuartoilu. i, lewq estiona toearh,Utf
115(1): Htylrt II two volt
in Ifi I'AHlri. nuarto iizi
aner oovera, eewed, trlr.. 1 It Jit 1 . fi.w eacu pari.
Fnr uln it all hoaltfttoi jiikI v i o.iknflIer. tor
further information, wu u.JIi-iU U. MKiMIi .
Pnhlither.SI'2 and VII Moti f'tiicauo.Illinol.
ATOM'S TANSY PILLS
A T.t.n. rmrw avd iavk WOMAN'S RELIEF.
Alwavi eromrl tod rtliftbl. Axoui Imitation.
flat rATon'iTiaarl'iLLaand iitiiiqiiti.
Al Arua itiirM. of unt direct (uil ad 1. uric. II.
ClTUV 8ri0. Co., Boatoa, MtM. Out took, i.
For aale at Klrlln'a drug store and Bhinandoa
drUK atora
m .
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Kicciiei.
atrnv mind and bodv. and unfit you for tho
dutlck o life, call or write and ta f avert, llourii
Dally, U-at Y, 1-!U Sua., Bend 10 cti. In
Ham pa for IJoolc with aworu tnatlinuiilula
xuuilai Quucka aad Vik luatliuica
0 "B ;USirr!?at7uHE.s;Ku4s.riiR4'waMAii s srt
"oriSiSiiiUAP ' Wiu-u apcciria Ca,PtuiAs.
Pot t PoTlnikjr'tVdraK store, Km
Oenlre slreel.
If fir UciiM.rited Veiu.i.
ii t life ana aurtfaflrr ki t
With Taniy fid i'eaQnyroyal 11Uv aud ouu t I
nmMliM'' Aiwavahui'trirtitjt ind avoid JUt.
rfdnbocnt. OuyauttJ uperwr u I utbr "Pj.i. 1
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