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I FIBROID TUMORS CURED.
Mrs. IlnyoN First ltfor Appeal
in? to Mri. i'iiiklmin for ilclpt
" Deam Vns. Pixkham : I have born
Wilder Hoston tWlom' trentiurnt for a
long tlr.iu without Rny relief. They
toll ran 1 have a fibroid tumor. I can
not Bit clown without (rrfat pain, tnd
the sorcncv.s extends up mv initio. I
have bcixtiiifr-rtnvin pains itl back
ml front. My ahtloKien In nwollen,
nd I linvo hnd f! win(f npcll.4 for three
years. My r.ppi'Uto Is not pooil. lean
not walk or bo on my foot for any
length of time.
" The symptoms of Fibroid Tumor
fflren in your littlo boolc accurately
describe mv cane, r,o I write to von for
advice." (Signed) Mrs. K. F. Iiatks,
152 Dudley SI. (Ko.xbury), lloston, Mass.
Mrs. Ilnyos Second I.ctfert
" Praii Mas. TiMiiiAM: Sometime
ago I wrote to you I'.escrlblnr my symp
toms and united vour advice. You re
plied, and 1 followed nil your direc
tions carefully, aud to-day 1 am a well
woman.
"The use of I,ydia K. Pinkhntii's
Voffotttbl Compound entirely ex
pelled the tumor aud strengthened my
xvholo svRtem. I wn wr.llt miles now,
"Lydia U. rinkhiiiti' Vege
table ('(impound is worth five dol
lars A drop. I adviNC all women who
are afflicted with tumors or female
troublo of nnvlird to give It a faithful
trial." (Sirr.rd) Mils. R. P. Haykr,
S5J Dudley St. ninvbnrv). Hoon. Mnss.
$S000 forfait If oi Ivltml cf about Icttut proving
f onulnentu cannot be prpdttoed
Avenging Waterloo.
The French horso Gouvernnnt's po
sition as the favorite for tho Derby re
called to tho London Chronicle Sir
William Harcourt's repartee when
Gladiateur won the race for France
In 1865. On that occasion Frenchmen
present at Epsom went wild with ex
citement shouting "Waterloo aveng
ed!" "Yes," Fald Sir William Har
court, who was standing near, "you
ran well both times."
TITS rirTnanenlyMi rod. No niorn:TO
Bmw sftor llrst day'o use o( Dr. Kline's O runt
NerveHcstorer, 1 2:rial bat tlo and trratlsefn-
Dr. It. H. Klink. Ltd.. 0.H Areh St.. l'liUr..,!'
Freight trains carry 1,250,000,000 tons
per year.
Laities Call Wear Rhosl
One sis srr.nllor after usln; Allen's Foil
Ease, a powder. It makes ticht or now snoos
easy. Cures swollen, hot, swoNtln?, nchin?
feet, Inffrowlu:? nails, norm and bunion". At
all druKiflst and shoe stores, 25o. Pon'c nc
eept any mtlistituto. Trial a'kavn 1'bke by
mall. Address, Allen ft. Minuted, l.el'.oy, N'.Y.
One ptwenger is killed for every 2,00,
000 carried.
MnOYInMow'sHoothln;; Kyrup forehlid-u
teeth Inc. soften theunifi, rcilitei'J'inf'.rct'pin
tlon, allays .nln,euns wliiduolie, '.iiV.ii Itultls
Xew York is poinn to begin her $101,
000,000 canal in Aupwl.
rio'sCuroor L'onsnnipllon i.san in Th 1 Illi'o
medloiue for coughs und eoM, X. .
bAMCitL, Ocean lirove, N. J., l'ol). 17,
Tublie benedictions in America during
ten years aggregate $'J10,41U,'liH(.
Down Kast nolnga.
' Fifteen murders were committed In
Kew England Curing the month ot
March just pnssed, most of them with
out apparent motive. In only seven
cases were arrests made of suspected
persons. Five, of tho victims of the
murders -were women.
How's Tills?
TVe offer On Hundred Dollars Howard for
any oase of Cutarrli that eanuot he cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
'. J. Cusnrt & Co., Toledo, O.
UTe, the undersigned, liave known F. J.
Chonoy for the lust IS years, and lieliovo lilni
perfectly houortililo In all business trausuo
Hons aud lluntu-iully able to carry out any
obligations mado ly thulr firm.
Wist A Tbcax, holvsale Druggists, To
ledo, O,
Waldjnu, Kixnam & Mabtix, Wholesale
Druggists, Toludo, O.
Ball's Catarrh Cure is taken Intoraslly. act
ing direotly upon the blood and mueoussur
faces of the system. Testimonials mut free,
Trioe, 75!. per botilo. Hold by all Dru-rjriHta.
lake Hall's Family Tills for oouMij.iuiou.
A Close blitive.
A Clilcngo uinn went into a Imrbcr
shop and called for a close idir.vo.
The bulletins tumbled down about his
ears und after ho was dusr put by tho
firemen he was of tho opiuion that he
got all he asked for.
New Kind of Phosphorus.
According to consular report from
Germany, the now scarlet red phos
phorus is not poisonous and is easily
changed into new chemical combina
tions. A German professor has suc
ceeded Jn making matchoH, using this
phosphorus, which nro not poisonous,
and can be ignited anywhere, so that
a specially prepared friction surface,
as 1b the case with the Swedish match
es, is not required.
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SNAPSHOTS OF LICHTNINO.
Cvllertlnn of Pliotovntiilis of Ftnshos aa4
Their Mnrk.
Alfred 11 n mis, a weil-knnwn Kngllsh
photogrnpher and collector, reccntlj
delivered n very Int.Testli g l?cttire
on tho effects of lightning before the
London Camera Club, For the purpose
of Illustration lie used n large collec
tion of photographs of lightning, and
of buildings which hnd been struck
by lightning. AVItli the nll ot these
the lecturer pointed out that n light
ning rod is n danger nil her than n pro
tection to n building, unless It Is prop
erly fixed. Is of sulllelent nren nnd litis
a good eiii'lh connection. A conductor
may be Used In such n position nnd
with such n poor earth connection
that the lightning Is tempted to take
an alternate path, snj, by adjacent
gns pipe within the building, nnd In
springing from ont path to the other
It will probably do conslilernblo l;im
age. It chooses the pipe path because
the ramllicntlons ot the mains below
ground offer n belter earth connection
than the rod provided for It. The lec
turer estimated the dnningo by light
ning annually in Kuglnnd nt about
S.KXI.OOO, nnd ntlrlbuted nt least twen
ty deaths each year lo the same cause.
Much of the iliunnge would be pre
vented, he thought. If buildings were
Intelligently safeguarded.
WISE WORDS.
A man nnd his honeymoon soon part.
Gold Is the radium whlc.i warms
every heart.
Friendship Is n name which wo oftea
give to familiarity.
To accept good ndvleo Is but to In
crease one's own nbllily. (loethe.
Swallowing diamonds has been tho
cause of much spiritual indigestion,
A cottage is enough for the honey
moon, but the full moon requires a
palace.
If yon can be well without health,
you may be happy without virtue.
Utirke.
Next to acquiring good friends, tho
best acquisition Is that of good books,
Colton.
Kducntion Is n debt duo from tho
present to future generations. George
Pen body.
"Love me, love my dog." Is a pro
verb. Who says, however, "Lovo me,
love my friend V"
Want nnd sorrow nro the wages that
folly earns for Itself, nnd they nre gen.
erully paid. Schubert.
The heroes ot mankind nro tho
mountains, the highlands of the moral
world. A. P. Stanley.
Scandal Is the sport of its authors,
the dread of fools and the contempt
of tho wise. W. 15. t'lulow.
An orator or author is never success,
fill till he h.".s learned to make his
words smnlloi' than his ideas. F.uier
son. Originate, originate more, always
originate; those who originate are the
pioneers cf thought, who load huniuniiy
lo the promised laud.
Love Is friendship, with one desire
present, and nil the others absent ;
friendship Is love Willi one desire ab
sent, and all tho others present.
X-lltiys to Find 1'oitrlM.
At a timo when considerable atten
tion is being paid to tho pearl indus
try ot Ceylon, nnd the Government is
Inking extensive measures to protect
tho oyster fisheries there, it is of in
torcst to record a discovery recently
communicated to tho Paris Academy
of Sciences by M. Dubois, relative to
using the ltoentgen rays to examine
the oysters. It bus been found that
these rays enable an observer to de
termine at once whether a living oys
ter Is growing a pearl, and if the pearl
Is small the oyster may bo replaced in
tne bed until further growth takes
place and tho desired size is reached.
In the scientiflc examination of the
pearl oysters in Ceylon it has been as
ertuined that the popular belief that
the nuclei of pearls are formed by
mlntite grains of sand or other parti
ties holds good in but few Instances,
and that in most cases the pearls or
pearly excrescences are produced by
the irritation ot boring sponges nnd
burrowing worms. The best germs
result from tho stimulation of a para
sitic worm which becomes encased
and dies. Harper's Weekly.
Two Ovlil lLic Karnes.
A correspondent of the Louisville
Courier-Journal gives an Interesting
explanation of the origin ot twoiueer
names of piiiceg, Tho mountains of
Kentucky afford many queer names of
streams, peaks, towns and villages,
but perhaps none are more remarkable
than Kingdom t'wne and Why Not.
The llrst of theso Is the name ot a
stream In Leslie County and is taken
from( the Lord's Prayer. The bocoiuI
Is the name of n small postofiice In the
county and originates from the old
song, "Why Not To-nlshtV" It is said
that on iulercstliijr religious revival
was once held In this locality, at which
this song wus sung a great deal, aud
the people became so carried away
with the music that the place was ever
afterward culled Why Not.
Dou'ts For Those About to Marry,
In his Lenten uddresa on "Court
ship" to young men, the Kev. Paul
liall, of tit. Aim's Church, Manchester,
elaborated "Punch's" immortal advice
in the following "Dou'ts":
Don't murry early; such marriages
seldom turn out well.
Don't believe in love at first sight;
It rarely carries real Judgment.
Don't be misled y the mere love of
sentiment, which begins with sonnets
nd ends in curses.
Don't choose the partner of your life
from outward appearance, which is apt
to wear off, sometimes to wush off.
London Dally Hall,
PLANT LICE.
Many plants nre subject to nttnelts
of green lice. This Is especially true
of cabbage, kale, Hrusscl sprouts
and other members ot this family.
Kerosene emulsion Is nit effective
remedy when It can be used.
ALWAYS A CAPSR.
The growing of trees, whether for
fruit or shade, Is nil Important matter,
nnd the trees deserve n rich soil nnd
c.ire and fertiliser. If a tree dies or
heroines diseased there Is a cause,
which should be discovered, and some
remedy applied. Home nnd Farm.
asiif.s Fon oucHAitn.
One of the dillleultbs in buying wood
ashes, either for use in the orchard or
nu the meadows. Is that so much Is on
the market that Is far from pure, it Is
not safe to buy them In largo quanti
ties without lir-d having an analysis ot
their potash contents.
If one can bo assured of their value
In that respect It Is safe to go ahead,
but even then wood nshes are expen
sive for orchard fertilizing. An excel,
lent fertilizer for the orchard is com
posed of ;(I0 pounds of fine ground
bono. I'D pounds of muriate of potash
nnd fifty pounds of l.ilrnte of soda,
using the quantity named on on acre.
Fills combine the essential plant foods
In the proper proportions needed by
(he average orchard set on fairly good
soil.
GP.ASS POISONING TKKKS.
Horticulturists nnd fruitgrowers
fiavo long known that grasses nre In
jurious to young apple trees but It
seems that they were wrong In at
tributing tho Injury to interference
with the air. the water nnd the food
supply of the trees. Carefully -conducted
experiments and observations
at the Woodbnrn experimental fruit
farm, in Kngland, have shown, how
ever, that there is some direct or In
direct product of grass growth that
has nn active poisonous oflect on tho
rools of the trees. If Is also suggested
that the so-callf l exhaustion of the
soil by certain plants preventing the
subsequent growth of other plants In
the same ground, may be due really to
some poisonous product left by the
first plants. This report comes from
tne Duke of Hertford and Mr. Spencer
Pickering.
catalp.v tuffs valuable.
Much has been written regarding
tho need of renewing the forests of
this country nnd the bUggestinu mado
that farmers might help along this
good work by setting several ncres in
Rome good forest tree. While It Is gen.
orally best to set trees iii some class
native to the soil, the catalpn Is beconi.
Ing popular for general planting be
cause of Its hardiness an 1 rather quids
growth. Mistakes have been made,
however, in Betting the wrong va
riety, for it has been demonstrated
that cntaipa speciosa Is easily propa
gated. Is hardy, grows straight and
tho wood Is much more valuable than
catalpn blguonoldes, of which so many
trees have been set and proved disap
pointing. Cntnlpns may be readily grown from
send nnd transplanted when nbout two
years old, when they should be set In
rows eight feet apart and not less than
four feet uport in the row. Farmers
can not hand down to posterity any
better legacy than a wood lot of lib
eral size und they may do It at small
expense.
MEASURING A TREFJ.
Tho woodcutter of Now Kngland has
A very ingenious way of measuring
the height of a tree. He cuts a stick
that, when placed upright before him,
will reach exactly the centre of his
eyes. Then be lies down on the ground
at such a distance from the tree that
tho top of the stick, when placed up
right against the soles of his feet, will
be in line with his eyes and the top
of the tree, ,
In other words, he forms a right
angled triangle, of which bis extended
body, from his eyes to tho solo of bis
feet, is tho base, the upright stick tho
altitude and the distance from his eyes
to the top of the stick the hypothenuse.
There must be, therefore, R similar
right-angled triungle formed of the
a.
r
distance from his eyes to the buso
of the tree, fro his eyes to the top
of the tree, nnd of the height of the.
tree itself. As the baso ami tho alti
tude ot this triunglu are equal, it fol
lows that the height of the treo is the
same as tho distuuee from bis eyes to
its base.
This homely but perfectly satisfac
tory method is sometimes used to de
termine the height of a factory smoke,
stuck, when, for instance, it becomes
necessary to make certulu alterations
to secure greater or less drunght, the
dimensions of the stuck being nu im
portunt factor lu such case. Of
course the architect's plans would glvt
the information, but they are not al
ways accessible.
MANY USES OF BAMBOO.
fonarful Jftpnneso Plant Could lie '
drown In rhls Country.
The word bamboo suggests to most
American a faithful fishing rod or a
tinnty fan, says the National Geograph
ic Magnetite. To the Japanese and
Chinese, who nre the most practical
agriculturists In the world, It Is as in
dispensable ns the white pine to the
American farmer. They nre not only
dependent upon It for much of their
building material, but make their
ropes, mats, kitchen utensil and In
numerable other articles nut of It.
There nre ninny varieties of the
bamboo plant, from the specie which
Is woven Into mat to the tall bamboo
tree which the Chinaman uses for the
mast of his large boat. One variety
Is cultivated as n vegetable, ami the
young shoot eaten like narngus, or
they may bo salted, pickled or lire
served. The rapidity ot growth of tho bam
boo I perhnp It most wonderful
characteristic. There nre neiunl re
cord of n, bamboo growing three feet
In n single day, or nt the rale of one
and n half Inches nn hour.
Varieties of bamboo nre found every,
where In .In pan, even wher- there nre
heavy foils of snow ill winter. It Is
a popular misconception that bamboo
grow only In the tropic. Japan Is n
land of bamboos, nnd yet where these
plant grow It I not so warm in winter
ns It is In California, Some ot these
varieties' could be grown coiniuerclully
lu the United Slates.
The Old Virginia anil the Vermont.
A Washington paper falls Into n sin
gular error when It says lu lis account
of tho launching of the battleship Vir
ginia, at Newport New, that thero
was a Virginia building before the Civ.
II Wnr, whose name was changed to
Vermont on nccount of the sentiment
which that conlllct engendered. The
Vermont and tho Virginia were dis
tinct ships. Itolh were laid down nt
tho Chnrlestowii Navy Yard, but the
Virginia wa never launched. Tho
Vermont was put Into the water long
before the Civil War, nnd remained nt
anchor, a ninsttoss bull, for years. Fhs
Is, or was, quite recently, afloat, serv
ing for lniiny years n a receiving ship.
The Virginia remained on the ways In
one ot the ship houses at Chuiiestowu
for moro than a generation, until she
was broken up as so much old timber
long after the Civil War. Uostou
Transcript.
Doctor's Fee Jtemnlned In the Wolf.
"Tho queerest feo I ever had offered
to me was by an old farmer up In Mon
roe County," said n prominent physic
luu, who Is something of a Hportsmun.
"I was up thero lust year for trout
fishing, and one evening I was sum
tunned from the hotel where I was
stopping to attend nn old woman in
the neighborhood who had suddenly
been taken ill. After I had fixed her
tip her husband said to me: 'Doc, I
don't know what your charge Is, but
I ain't got nn ready cash about me,
I'll tell you what I'll do, though. See
that well over there? There's one of
the finest trout you ever see In that
there well, nu' if you ketch him, lie's
yoiirn.' I hnd no tackle with me, nnd
us I had to return to the city next
morning, I missed the opportunity to
collttt my fee." Philadelphia Record.
Muscle llnys.
There would appear to bo no longer
any doubt thut rays are given off by
active muscles nnd nerves. Dr. Hugh
Wulsham and Leslie Miller point out
that experiments are remarkably easy
to perform and are absolutely convinc
ing as to tho actual existence of the
rnys. The fluorescent screens are pre
pared with a hexagonal zinc blende,
which is placed lu the form of a very
thin film on thin, paper, gold beater's
skin or thin celluloid, Tho screen is
excited and the iluorescont light al
lowed to die away until It bas reached
the steady stage. At this point if a
muscle iu a state of contraction be
pluced underneath tho fluorescent
screen It will be seen to orlghtcu per
ceptibly. Lancet,
Force or nault.
Some sis or eight years ago a Judge
of the Sun Frunelsco Superior Court,
a prominent and ablo lawyer, was sub.
Jected to the annoyance of frequent
reversals of his decisions by tho Stuti)
Supreme Court. While on the way to
his ollico one morning he was accosted
by a friend and fellow attorney with:
"Judge, I want to congratulutj you."
"Why; what's up?"
"Haven't you heard? Tho Supremo
Court has sustained you lu your latest
decision."
Tho Judgo looked a lit puzzled for
a moment, and finally replied:
"Well, I still think it wus correct."
llrend I.Rwi,
There is a curious provision In tho
Iliitlsh llread Acts of 1SJJ and lsatl,
which are still la force, to tho effect
thut "every person who shall r-nil:o
for sale, or sell or expose for sale any
bread mado wholly or partially ot
peus or beans or potatoes, or of any
sort of corn or grain other tbuu wheat,
shall t-uuse ull such bread to be
marked with a large Roman lettet
"M. " It would thus appear that the
baker who chooses to put potatoes iu
his bread could escape the charge ot
adulteration by marking the louf lu
tho manner described.
Japanese Cats.
Cat fanciers nil agree that Japan .
Indeed is tho country of curious fe- j
lines, ami surely no example of the j
freak in the cut family is more Bingu .
lur than tho tailless variety which
abounds lu tho Land of the Ulsii'g
Suu. For the most part the cats ot
Jupan are minus a brush although
they sometimes have a tallbone uiide.
yeloped and a small tuft of hair. .
.TIHC4J
NDVSTRJAH
Tame snake are used lu Morocco lo
clcut houses ot ruts and mice.
In the religious communities whero
the use of meat Is forbidden appendi
citis la unknown.
A Gorman geologist estimate that
the Dead Sea will be one mass of solid
salt within less than , live bundled
years.
It being possible to telegraph and
telcuhoue simultaneously over the
same wire makes the combining of
telephone and telegraph companies
probable.
London children become psle, anaemic
nnd feeble, not lu midsummer, but lu
February and March, owing to the
long-cotitluued exclusion of sunshine
by tho fog.
A method of producing soft cine has
been patented ill Kurope. F.qual parts
ot cine and aluminum nre melted, to
which a small amount ot bismuth Is
added. This alloy is added to molten
r.lnc until volalizntiou ceases. Tho
zinc Is heated to il temperature of from
1MW degrees to I'Jtsr degrees Far. It
is stnted that the soft slue so produced
is ot ninety per cent, purity.
The mineral survey now proceeding
in Ceylon, In conjunction with the
scientific and technical department of
the Imperial Institute, led to the dis
covery of minerals supposed to bo
inoniizlte and iiranimlte. The first of
these has proved, on analysis, not to
be monazito, but thorite, which N a
silicate of thorium, containing over
sixty-six per cent, of thorium oxide.
The supposed liruumlte has proved to
be a new mineral, which it is proposed
to name tbornmllc.
The latest proposal for- Intensifying
the oxidizing nctlon of air nu medals
is that of M. Harmet, nnd bus Tor Us
object the treatment of cast iron, pro
ducing a rellned Iron or steel. Molten
iron is caused to flow through a lino
channel surrounded by nu annular sir
blast which thus tonus a turpere,
driving the metal forward in a lino
spiny. This spray Is collected and nl
lowed to flow together again in n re
ceiving chamber, from which the mol
ten steel can be tapped.
(lulling a niMiut -
"Miss Sophie," beloveu : . .'aclres
of half the poor lu New Orleans, sat
at her desk writing when an elderly
woman who had made many previous
demands upon her was ushered in.
"O, Miss Sophie," she said, breath
lessly, "I want to borruw a dollar,
please, right awny."
"What do you need the money fur,
ErmagardeV"
"Well, iiow you see I'm going to
get married aud 1 need it for tho
license."
"Hut If the man you are to marry
cannot pay for the license, bow is ho
going to support you 7"
"That's Just what I want to explain
to you, Miss Sophie, ion see to-morrow
is Thanksgiving, and we are com
ing to your free dinner. Then you nl
ways give us something to take home,
and lu the' evening the King's Daugh
ters are going to have n basket distri
bution, and we shall each get one.
That will keep ns a week easily, nnd
by that time we'll be on our feet."
Youth's Companion.
The Heal Thing.
Miss F.thcl ltarrymnrc tells the fol
lowing story of Sir Henry Irving, In
whldi support she appeared when ho
produced tho piny "Peter tho Great."
It appears that lit a rehearsal of tho
play In question nt the Lyceum The
atre, Iu London, n wonderful climax
hnd been reached, which was lo be
heightened by the effectual use ot the
stage thunder and lightning. The stage
carpenter was given tho order. The
words were spoken, nnd Instantly a
noise, which resembled a succession of
pistol shots, was heard off the wings.
"Whnt on earth are you doing, men?"
shouted Sir Henry, rushing behind tho
scenes. "Do you call that thunder?
It's not n bit Ilko it."
"Awfully sorry, sir," responded tho
carpenter, "but the fact is, sir, I
couldn't hear you because of the storm.
That was real thunder, slii" LIppIn
cott's. ISurgbir nnd l.litprnienr.
A crime perpetratetl In the salon of
tho Iieaux Arts recently introduces to
Paris a criminal who is u strange blend
of socialist, litterateur and burglar. A
night watchman, going ids rounds,
found a man pillaging n couple of case
of Jewels and art objects. A furious
struggle ensued, during which tho rob.
ber managed to smash the watchman's
lantern and tried to cut bis own throat
with a hurglur's chisel, but was over,
powered by the help of another watch,
man. When being Interrogated, ho re
peated the attempt ot sulcldo by
snatching n gendarme's sword bayonet.
The man turns out to be a curios typo
of the modern degenerate. He is n
Soclullst of the most rabid type, for
whom Ravuehol was a hero, and a
"poet" who morbidly diseased mind Is
apparent from the titles of ids writ
lugs. His name Is Mnrc Richard, but
bis pen-name s Marc Slcphaiie,
Cost or Strlkre.
In the lust twenty years, according
to tho figures of tho labor bureau at
Washington, there liavu been nwre
than 22,000 strikes, Involving a loss to
employes und employer of over 1400,
000,000. The loss to the workmen
themselves bas boeu more than twice
that of tbe employers.
Mm
The World's
Catarrh Remedy
Should Be
Home.
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Peruna to
lined any
IA drug
Chinese Will Gamble.
The CUneso are Inveterate gamb
lers; they will bet on a cock fight
with t; allied crickets, of course ns
an excuse for betting. They will bet
on the height attained In kite flying,
the length of time the kite remains
up, or the Btrength of the kite strings I
when they saw one another. They
will even hot on the number of pips
In an orange or the number of grains
In a handful of rice, with a supplcmen
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The Great Teited Remedy for the speedy
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heahr.a? properties. Writs fw Book of Won
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Il not kept by your local drug tint, tend
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and medicine will be tent, freight paid, by
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for tho lat twentjr-nvo yara and nerer found any
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nd far superior to liquid
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4i;oc lunncr nai mors
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In local trctmiitof female Ills l'nitir.ols
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25c1
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Every child born into the
World with an inherited or
early developed tendency to
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of the Skin and Scalp, becomes
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dreadful fear that the disfigu
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anointings with CUTICURA
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Cures made in childhood are
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