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nml ll Mi-enf Hopirn'iitritivesof the Com-
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mj.iint i i i ii 1 1 mil ly ly
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in t i in f war or
ivo of t hn court for
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'ilv o( life or liin't; but a H-
f tlif Jury l"r failure to nffr-i
or ijitn-v mi rrH-4-iry rmi'i', thiill not work
rii (.-Mittul. Nmi- sii.ill vrivatc jn-opeity
I. i.tk.-ii or nppliiMl to public me, wlihont
iniihoriry of hrv nmi wiil-.-.ur jn -it c nn
p u -lit t ton ticinir flr-r, made or jiuml.
A miu copy of the Joint Resolution.
V V. (iltlKST,
Svrviarv of the (;u,anionvealt h.
I M KNUMKVT
TO THK CONSTITU
TION" HHlH'il-KIl TO T1IK I'll
N'S Ol'' Till-' I'OMMOSWKAI.TII
I nit TIIKIR Al i'H')VAI,l)l KK.IKC
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AN' KOK A II TICI. K XVIII OF THK
tiUNpTU'l'TlON.
A JOINT KK.SOLUTION
I't'opo-inir 11:1 Miiu'iiiliiiriit. to tin1 ConNit.u
ti.ui of tht ('oiitm inwciiitli.
Srctlnn 1. Hi it t'.'iolv.vl by tint Sfntilc
tiri.l IIihii' u: Pi'pi-,'-;i'iit a; ivis nf tin1 t'oni
toiniiv. iiltli of I "i-i 1 11 y I v 11 1 in (ii'iiiTitl
A--"inlily m.'t. Thiit tin: i. .llowi 11 k is pro
p n.'tl us 'tin ntni'ii.ini.'ol to til" Constitu
tion of til.' Com mmiw.'n ' ' h of ri'linsylvn
tii.i. hi ni'.'oi-ilunco witli tlio provifiimiy of
tin' fllitrL'titli nrl it'll' tiii'ii'of:
A 1110 ml 1 11 1 lit.
A 11 lit tli" ''oil of s.i"imi si'vcn. nrtiflt
thi't'i'. I lie follo'.v iliK worils; "l'nli-s lli'fon
11 -h.lll ho illtl'ollili'fil ill I lll'fii'tll'rill Aksimii
Iilv. Mlrli prooosi'd t-.iM-i.'t I or locnl law sliull
I11VH li,.'ii first sillimi't.'il to 11 popillai
vol... -it a tTi'iirral or Kjit't-inl rli'i'tion in the
loi'.iliiv or loi-alitii'S to Im ntlVuti'il liy Its
opfi-iiiioti. iindiT 1111 onliT of the court of
I'oitinio'i picas of the. riv-prolive county af
ter lii-.iriim anil npplii'iitiou trrniitcii, nmi
Khali have licctl improved by n majority nf
the voters at such cli'i'lioii: I'rovidctl, That
no such election shall be held until the de
cree of court authorizing the same, phall
h ive neen adverllsed tor tit least thirty (:)lli
days in the locality or localities nlTected.
In such ltniniier as the court mav direct.
A true copy of the Joint Hesolution
W. W. UK1KST.
Secretary of the Commonwcath.
Washington Hotels.
RIGGS HOUSE.
Tin1 hotel pnr exeellencr! nf thn capital,
locnted within one itloek of the. Vhiu
House ant) directly opposite tho Treamiry.
Finest tal)l- in the, city.
VVIILARD'S HOTEL
A famous hotel ry, remarknMe for Its
historical associations and lotiir-snstainrtl
popiilarit y. Heeent iy renovated, rep;iiiitetl
and partially ivl'tiriiished.
fSATlCNAL HOTEL
A landmark among tho hotels of Wanh
ington, pal inn zed in former years by
presiit"nrs nml liij.rU official. Always h
inline favorite. Keeeiitly rt'ivodeled and
i-eiidtUt'd hi-fit-r than ever. OpP I'n. K.
K. dep. WALTKIt liUKTON, Hea. Mgr.
'I'hes( hoteln aro tho principal politinal
reride.votiH of tho c.ipi ( al at all times.
Thev are the best Ktopping plac-j at rua-
Bonntilf rates
O. O STfl Pt.ES. Proprietor.
O. DEWITT.Mrinager.
State Normal School
East Stroudsburg, Pa i
Kegulai- State Normal Courses, and
Speriul Uepfl'tllM'lltS of Mllsie, Klo-
cution. Art, Drawing, Sitnograiliy,
n nd '1'y pewrii tng ; ht rong (Jollego
Prepai al ury I )curtiinMiC.
FREE TUITION
Hoarding expenses f-ii ,": per week.
1'iijiiU admiiti'd at any time. Win
ter Term opens Dec. "'.tth. W rite
for catalogue.
E. L.
Kemp, A.
Principal.
M.
s
WE DieSES
t
i
are the most fatal of all dis
eases.
cr money rcfuniei. Contains
t:r-iziie.s tzzc-nlzci by erri
r.cnt physlcLins as the best for
lllsL-icy and DladJer troubles.
HUGE 50a aui JI.W.
; CANDV
CATHARTIC ,
iti r:
i". - . .... ...... Aa
Uxaui). st.iiiijwd C. C. C. Nev sold lri bu!k.
b;vjt of ti.e di.Ar who tsici to stll
'swilis.-) if just JtS tfooU.
iiuii tlt- 6u iir.-.l ey
UliI' UjiI. Avl'll t.':.
lilt hiLM hi Cuhi),
-4 b 'Miw M'i.
i t Ul l.l-'Lt-l d I, J.' v-i U1.1..1.U
W 1 U art-is.
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I H There
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mi
JOHNSON
I.nvr In Illln.l.
ITp u'rt to think h.p inr.Ritird lim.
Hut, thouith Flip him tint t h.niRi ci at all,
Pinr'p tht y're prK iK'il he h.ilh nnt pei n
A rrntnrp n rilvlrcly tall.
I'hlliukllihla l'ri'S?.
1 SKI TO IT,
t i
:'rj
He Did it hurt much to have your
ears pierced?
She Oh, no. They hnve been bored
so much thnt they didn't mind it. Chi
cago Daily News.
Self-Cenf red.
Now doth the youthful graduate
Kffpiire a inrfci r hut.
He thlr.ks thit hl nlploma maki
f)f Mm a diplomat.
l-'biladelphlu IJrts--.
hut He M 111 Uvt.
"Time you decided hnt to R-iveyour
Iinslvind for a birthday present?"
ot yet. It ought to be something
tisef il, and I am trying to decide what
I need most. Ilrooklyn Kngle.
Rivalry.
Manhattan I flaw two automobiles
in n smnshup this morning.
T.rondwny Hmv did it happen?
Manhattan They both tried to run
down the same child. Town Topics,
Often the
"Whet do you mean by 'pin money? "
"Why oh that if a man has money,
n woman will pin her faith to him."
Philadelphia Hnlletin.
EXECUTORS' NOTICE
Letters testamentary upon tho pstntr
of Presnott H. Uurniim, late of Groent
townsliln. docertHtnl, have been irrnnted to
the iinde'rsi(jrned. All persons hnvinp
clninis fttfuinst said estate will present
them and th so Indebted to said decedent
will please make Immediate nnyment to
IDA S. liOKMAN,
P. K. CROSS,
Kxecutors.
Crosses, Pn . Sept. 22, UltB
COURT PROCLAMATION
State of Pennsvlvanla, )
County of Piko i
Notice is hereby given to all persons
bound hy rtfcognizance or otherwiHo to ap-
oear that the Uetotter term, l!r' of tn
wvcral courts of Pike county will be held
at the court hous In the borough of Mil
ford oi the third Monday CJoth) at i
o'clock p. m. and will be continued one
week It necessary.
UK0UGK GREGORY,
fcjlieriff.
Milford, Sept. 25, Uff'.
REGISTER'S NOTICE
The following accounts have been filed
with the Register mid will be presented tn
the court for confirmation on the third
Monday of October next :
Hsiat of Priscilla V. Oulck. dic'd. Ac
couto: of (ieorge K. Horton. administrator
Kstatnof Sarah J. Cole, dee'd. Account
of Kanity Duryea, executrix.
K-tate of Mria L. Peters, dee'd. Ac
count of Samuel G. H"d Wm. N- Pettirs.
i xecutors.
K-state of Jiilins Sharff, doe'd. Account
of Kva Amelia 'i'imie, administratrix.
J. C. WKSTUKOOK. JR,
Sept 20, litod. Re gister.
WIDOWS' APPRAISEMENTS
The follow ing appraisements set apart
to widows have heca iHcd wiiti t!ie Kesris
ter and will bo preseiiled to the cmiri for
eontl : mat ion nd allowance on the, third
Mommy of October next:
K st aie of Jacob H. Westhrook, dee'd
Inventory and appraisement set apart to
wutow, rsnrali C. West brook.
Kstate of t .'buries Ott, deceased. Inven
tory and niipraiii.'iuent set apart tu widow
Maruaretha ( tt.
Ksiaie of JVier A. I Quick, dee'd. In
ventory atnl appraisement set apart to
widow, Catharine A Quick.
J C. WKSl liROOK. JR.,
Sept XV!, Vjrj. Register.
NOT1CK All huntiu fishing or otlier
trtHpiis.mg on thn prem ?cs of ttie under-
signed, in lmigman T nship. on Ray-
nioiut.skill uud iiwaifhk il Crevk, in for-
biniieu tinder penuitv o the law.
C fl A -. J. HoiLKAU,
Dinginaii Twp., N. Jhui.KAU
May 17. lsis. Jo.-hi il b lioil-KAU
1-ORH
L Mai,
R SA1-K. A small farm located near
tmuoras, known tut the lien.sel or
iirinhariii place, contai;uug Ul m rcs
y inely loratoi, we'l walennl. House and
barn, r ruit of all kinds. Pun ijnpro
'I ule cleav. r or u-rii's. prii;e, etc., aAldix-bh
Lock box i iliifurd. Pa.
V
'KKSPASS NOTIOK. Notice 1 hereby
.jn that livpasintf uprtij the pro-
poll) ol liiv UlnliiF-luiie-'l lit iilliMli iKWU-
!-:;jp Pike county, i a., for the purpose (lf
Iitinlintr lisiiintf or any other purpor-et, it-rt'.m-Liy
toruuUii a undt t pcti.il'y ol il.v law.
Mi.b. S. il. CliAtrr.
T'ki
PASS XOTK'K. Notice In hereby
vi li that IrciiitsliiLT uu ihu prciiiincA
no, lri :-ir' ii .1. nil K.it eii in 1 )i I. u i .mil l
it, I... a.'iv In: i'.' .-' n Imiiur ia j
i l.-n. iitiU i.ii otti mie i . ill he !
,M. i...-.,eut..l. IhA li. l..'A.-h.. 1
Are More Douglas Shoes J
Traveling around town than
any other make. They are S
more numerous because men
feel most at home in them, S
Best in the world at $3 and
$3.50. Over three million I
satisfied wearers. Sold only by S
FITTER OF FEET
PORT JERVIS
a
SOFT WORDS OF BEGGARS.
Br Which Thrr Srrk lo Torn Arrr
the W ruth of Thole W ho Re-
fnMe Thpm Alnw.
Tn the severity of a Chicago winter
the n bl(-boliei Chicnp-o brcn r has
a cert a in t emerity t hat riorti h im
as the men'ury column rises to the
Jignity of a July day, says the Trib
nne. With the mercury ten degrees
below zero it is not nn uncommon
thing for a street beggar to curse an
unwilling citizen to Mich an extent
that a policeman takes him to the
station in u patrol wagon. In these
warm dajs, however, the able-bodied
man who wants a "little assistance"
has taken a new tack.
A prosperous-looking citizen stood
in La Sn 1 le street the other day at
noon when a husky fellow lounged
up lo htin and asked in the w ell-known
whine:
'Mister, could yon give me a little
assistance. I
'No. sir.' was the emphatic re
sponse, 1 wouhlu t give my great
grnndmother a bite of bread if she w as
twice as thirsty as you are at this
min nte."
'Thank you. sir; thank yon, Mr
I'm much obliged to you, was the
humble reply to the tirade. ! "
'(), don't mention it,' returned the
citizen; "you can't paw n it. I ve got it
overed by copyright."
Hut as the fellow slouched away It
was evident" that most of it all was
lost on him.
DEADLY VOLCANO GAS.
Snld to Have Oniid the Snerd Din-
kntntlon of Rvrrronc uf ?na
frlere' Vletlniii.
Gen. Forwonrl who receiver! a
re.
port from I.ieut. .lere II. Clayton, rs
distant titirpeon, eoneernitig the tl is-
tribtttion of nieilicnl Mipplies to the
people of the Went Indies stttferinp
from tile effects of the recent volenti ic
eruptionH, says thRt, ns near ns couiil
be aseertainetl, the ennse of death
was the explosion of an inflammable
gas which was emitted by the motin
lain, reports a Washington exchange.
The most plausible explanation of the
conditions found, he says, was given
by Lieut. John J. Keilly, a niemberof
the expedition, who suggested that
the pas as sent forth by the mountain
was not inflammable until mixed with
a certain quantity of oxygen, and that
mixture was reached at the lime the
gas arrived at St. Pierre. It w'as firm
ly asserted by all the survivors that
everyone in St. Pierre was dead three
minutes after the explosion took
place.
The medical men say that the cause
of death at St. Vincent seems to have
been sulphur dioxide, or a similar gas,
emitted by Soufriere. A few persons
were injured or killed by falling rocks.
Burns were found on the posterior stir
face of the exposed parts of the body.
indicating that everyone was running
away from the mountain.
THE BREEZE CURE.
DenHlolal Effect of Rldlnir at Full
Kird la a Vehicle of lllh
Motor Power.
The medical journals declare that
to ride in an automobile at full ppeed
is an excellent tonic. It "sends rushes
of pure air through the nostrils into
the lungs, while the beating of the
same pure air against the face has the
effect of hardening the muscles and
of quickening the circulation.' This
ia what any bribk movement in the
open air will do, especially if the wind
Is blowing, says the Hartford limes
Could not the effect be produced by
a reservoir of compressed air connect
ed with a six-inch pipe?
The passenger cou'.d sit in a chair on
the porch and let the, breeze be turned
on him at the ame velocity that he
would be carried against the air
an automobile. He could wear his
leather coat and goggles and have all
the benefits of a rapid ride without the
danger of running over pedestrians,
A steering wheel could be furnished
to complete the rr semblunce. From
time to time water could be allowed
to trickle into the pipe and a driving
rain be produced. Or salt water could
be used and llie effect of sailing in
Miff breeze be given. The plan
worth considering. It is not patented
Make a Difference,
Mrs. Gabb Mr. De Voiit has lost two
children w ithin a month. One of them
was treated by a ( hri.stiun scientist
and died.
Dr. Doheiu (excitedly) Horrible!
Out raji t-ou ! The pa re tits of t he poor
tittle victim hhould be arrested.
Mrs. (iabb The other child was
ireateiby a regular ph ician, but it
died, too.
Dr. DoM-m (mlfiiinly ) The Lord
gave, and the Lord hath taken uw ay.
N. V. Weekly.
I'liuud Uliat Mr V mm After.
Two Min.- of Krin kliariiig the bauie
bed, us well it s the niuie buttle of
whisky, l'at waited till lie found Mike
fcU-pt, when lie quietly arose iilid
emptied the bottie. Soon after M ike,
svakinif. biole out of bed, and, groping
about in the (lark, a asked by hi.
companion:
"I'hiMil are j i2 lookin' fcr, Mike?"
"tlii. no l h in, " su ! i), e.
"Well, Mike." tnyi Pat, "you'll foilir
It tner tl.t-re in the coiner in the hot-
:." Xit-iiiu.
Ilfimnnpf In Short.
f'nnf f mp'at Inr, ;
A!nrn turn,
(t Inlln nt think- Vu r pri nt).
I'r n i ni i iiin ;
I r'r im tier.
Off to Umn hi" fate.
P'tipitat'.nn.
Trt piuntitin
On the hivrr's side.
Ir spprailon,
cnl!i t Ion.
Now she Is h-ts bride!
Cnmuiinn.
Wit. LIE'S 1IKHOISM,
Mamma How did you
clothes so bndly torn?
Willie Try hi t keep a little
from being licked.
Mamma That was a brave deed.
Who w ns the boy ?
Willie Me.- Put nam's Dyedo.
A ftnrnnlnl nnllfid.
I do rot try to own the earth
1 phull not try to win It;
It satisfies my sordid mirth
To own the coal that's In It.
Washington 8tar.
A Qnentlon of TMrtlfn.
She Mrs. lloteton called to-day and
I thought she'd never go.
He Hut you are so amiable. I sup
pose you never gave her the slightest
hint that you wanted her to go.
She Indeed, 1 did not.- If I had,
she'd be here now, llrooklvn Life.
Another Absorption.
'Miss Ilirdie." said the young finan
cier, edging a little nearer, "I believe
you and I would make a strong eombi
nation if we were to to merge, as it
were."
And they subsequently merged.
Chicago Tribune.
Aa to n Friend.
"Now, his wife was willing to
let him go out with the boys one night
every week, but he wouldn't go."
"Me wouldn't go?"
"No. He didn't wnnt to spend one
night being jollied about the other
nix" Puck.
II ii lil ' Little Gnme.
Wife. What's the matter?
Husband Some one has been rob
bing the (Inn, and I'm afraid I'll be
suspected.
Wife Impossible!
Husband Well, it's best to be on
Ihe safe side. Iletter not buy that
new dress you've-been worrvihg me
about. N. . Weekly.
Monotony.
"ion ought to have a rhnnge of
scene, sunt his physician.
Hut, my dear sir, protested the
patient; "1 m a traveling man by
profession."
"Well, that's the point. Stay home
awhile and see something besides ho
tel rooms and depots." Washington
star.
The Marrrlng Man'a View.
"It's my opinion that marriage is a
fsilure," said the misanthropic bach
elor.
lou are decidedly wrong." replied
the popular clergyman. "My June
wedding fees will buy my wife's clothes
for a year." Pittsburg Chronicle-Tele
graph.
The FIior-Walker.
First Clerk-Poor Jim! It will be a
long time before he gets another place
Second Clerk Don't you believet
Why, he got a place as floor walker.
First Clerk You don't say so?
Second Clerk Yes; he's got a new
baby. Judge.
A K4neere Affeetlon.
"Do you think that titled suitor's
affections are sincere?"
"1 es, answered Mr. Cumrox, "to
some extent his affections are undoubt
edly sincere. I never knew a man who
loved money more devotedly than he
does. Washington Star.
Electrical Demonstrations.
She So you asked papa for my
hand by telephone? What did he say?
He Well, I don't know whether he
said something or whether lightning
struck the transmitter. Brooklyn
Kagle.
A MlanvScratood Qoestlon.
"Is he in food shape financially in
dependent
"Well, ne's in good shape financially
but as far as being independent,
guess he's like most of us married
men." Detroit Free Press.
The Btratner Would Leak.
A small hoy was sent to the shop
one day by his mother to have a nen
sieve nut in the milk strainer. When
he came back with the mended strain
er he set it on a chair and poured
some milk into it. Of course th
milk rati upon the floor. Then lit
looked up at his mother and said;
"Why, mamma, it leaks just as bai1
as ever. Cincinnati Knquirer.
Spent Mora Than flOOO
W. W. Baker ol Tlainview, Neb ,
writes: "My wife suffered from
lung trouble for fifteen years. She
tried A number of doctors and spent
over 11000 without relief. She be
came very low and lost all hope
A friend recommendod Foley'e
Honey 'and Tar uud, thanks to tub.
great remedy, it saved her life.
She enjoys better heilth than sho
has know in ten yeirs." Refuse
Nuhstiti'toa. Sold at Armstrong's
drug store.
Drew-) making in all branches
Will go to the house or do the work
at homo. AiiJie.ss Makv Lluwih
Brimd street, Milford.
get yoi
Dizzy?
Then your liver isn't acting
well. Vou sutler from bilious
ness, constipation. Ayer's
Pills act directly on the liver.
For GO yesrs they have been
the Standard Family Pill.
Small doses cure
All drimslnU.
V nut y.'.ir ninii.
nniwn or rii'n i.
k ? Tlion II,.'
luOIUijliH:tl t) Ulk
Whisker
i M .N ..Mi . N. M.
A Well Sntlnfled Olrl.
At an old-fashioned revival meeting
the mitttstcr approached Minnie, who
was only ten yeHrs old, and urged her
to go forward to the -nioui'nerB'
bench' for prayers, as many of her
young friends had done. .
"No, thank you," said Minnie, hold
ing back.
"Hut. vi h v ?" questioned li'e minister.
"Don't you want to be born again '?"
"No," replied Minnie; "I'm afraid I
might be born a boy next time!"
Itrooklvn I. He.
Old Order Reversed.
"Miss (lladys," said old Moneybags,
"if nit suit is not agreeable to 5 mi,
say so frankly, but do not, 1 beg of you.
tell me that old. old story that vol) w ill
alwnys look upon me as a brother."
"S,r." replied the lovely maiden, as
her eye lit up with the deathless flame
of a pure young heart's devotion, "J
3o not love you well enough for a broth
er, but I have no objection to taking
j'oti as a husband." Tit-Hits.
Her I'd Fnd.
Mrs. Jones Mrs. Robinson Is th?
greatest woman to st ick ton fad I ever
knew.
Mrs. Hrown Why, I never heard any
body mention that before.
Mrs. Jones t'an't help thnt. It's so
all the same. Just see how she lias
gone on admiring that husband of
hers these 20 years ami more. Boston
Transcript.
A Dozen Times a Night
Mr. Owpii Dunn, of Benton Ferry,
W. Va., writps ; "I have hnd kidney
and Madder tremble for years, and it
became so bad that I was obliged to
get up at least a dozen times a night.
I never received any permanent
benefit from any medicine until I
tried Foley's Kidney Cure. Aftei
tiiti!? two bottles, I am cured.''
Sold at Armstrong's drug store.
1 nnnxtvered.
"Here's a problem for yon. If.lt
Inkes nine tailors to make a man "
"The average fellow's only a ninth of
a man. eh?"
"No; I was going to add: 'How
many tailor-made gowns will it take
to break him?" ("uthnlie Standard
and Times.
Danger in Fall Colds
Full colds ate liable to bang on al
winter leaving the seeds of linen
monia, bronchitis or comsumption
Foley's Honey and Tar stires quick
ly and prevents serious results 11
is oil and reliable-, tried and tested
afe and sure, contains no opiate
and will not constipate. Sold at
Armstrong's drug store.
Knew What Was C'omlnfr.
Ida Yon look nervous, dear.
May Yes. I am sure Dick Is going
to propose when we get out on the
links.
Ida What makes you think so?
May W hy, I heard Dick bribing the
caddy to make out he was too tired to
keep lip with us. Tit-Hits.
Never Ask Advice
When you have n cough or cold
don't ask what is good for it and gel
?oine medicine with little or no
merit and perhaps dangerous. Ask
for Foley's Honey and Tar, the
greatest throat and lung remedy
it cures coughs and colds quickly
Sold at Armstrong's drug store.
A Chicago paper reported that a
young man fired a bullet at the foot
of Columbia avenue. This almost
amounts to an insult to Liberty
w ny uo not tne democrats take uj
the Issue?
Bronchitis for Twenty Years
Mr. Minerva Smith, of Panville
111., writes: "I had bronchitis for
twenty years and never got relief
until I used Foley's Honey and Ta
which is a sure cure." Contains no
opiates. Sold at Armstrong's drug
store.
There is still an opjiortunity lor
some of the hesitating politicians to
"crawfiMh" If they would not get
so hungry thut they have to "eat
crow" later.
' Watch the Kidneys"
"When they are affected, life is in
danger," says Dr. Abernethy, the
ereat Knlish physician. Foley':
Kidney Cure niakep sound kidneys
'lolil at Armstrong s drug store.
The attempted disguise of thedem
ocrtttic tariff fight, hy coating it with
anti-trust talk, does not fool very
many.
No dancer of consumption if you
nseFolev's Ilonty and Tar to cure
that stubborn cough. Sold at Arm
strong's drug store.
Kiii?land has poor crops this year,
but we can spure her a shuat or two
uud a few rousting curs.
Foley's Huiipv and Tur cu
es
couth-t and cohls and preve
iiii uiu nun. 'inky no substitutes
ijulti at Al iiistrong's dnttf store.
Wo arc now lo
catod at the corner
of Front and Sussex
Streets.
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Telephone
Hew
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Member
Of
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Farmer's
Family.
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Foley's Kidney Cure
taakes kidneys end bladder right