OMI | I l | WHE
{ 00l \ LA \ VARI ORTHY
tl \ K Kl CA EFFECT 1! { i B
1.0 ULK PRICE
LININGS yall
3c yd. regularly 68c., 36 inch Bro en ; :
cad erized dress lining in black, ’ ielhdal reliable
lo i ( 08 including
wi ¢ and colors .
" Gen eatl rh :
30¢ yd. formerly 40c, “Lustral, ‘ : Fea Is ht yp,
tandard mercerized lining lor \ ) and 1
kirts; 36 inches wide in .
" HOOKS and EYES,
re Of colors
20¢ yd. regularly 25c. Marvil Silk, ar ross Alliance
the soft and durable dress lining hooks and eyes, guaranteed best qual
with a high lustre; in‘ black, white y: in and white in all sizes
and colors card, 17¢ a gross; Imperial
17¢. yd. regularly 26c., extra looks and eyes with extra invisible
quality shrunken linen canvas, natu-
ral color 10c a Bross, Universal Spring
10¢ yd. regularly 123 good quality ' hooks and eyes.
Percaline in all colors 36 inches cards tor 15¢, 42¢ a gross; De-
wide lL.ong 1woks and eyes
Se yd. regularly 6c Alexandre 4 rds for be, 12¢ a gross; Fildor
cambric, kid finished in black and | invisible eves.
colors \ package, 40¢ a gross; Geisher
hool 1d eyes ith invisible and
BELTING AND BANDING BO 4 oN wit
3c yd. 12 yd. piece 30c. Duplex 7c a card, 40c a gross: Piet’s invis-
Shaped dress banding, 1-2 in. wide. le hooks and eyes
6c yd., 12 yds. 65 Silk faced
double skirt banding. ASSORTED NOTIONS.
90 1 2 Co + (lace raQS
Tg Bighine Sa Glace dreSS| pearl Buttons; fresh water pearls,
ag hy Sy dozen tor 10e¢, regularly Sc.
TAPES, BRAIDS and LACES. Delong's Shoe Button Kit, two
3 yd. rolls, lc, regularly 2c. each, 1ozen shoe buttons with needle and
white stay tape, ass't. widths rd; white, black and tan; 3 cards
) egularly 5c a card.
2packages for bc., regularly
I hestos Iron Holders, 3c¢ regular-
each, India tape; 1-8 to 1- inch width
6 vd. pieces llc. formerly 15¢, D . ;
washable trimming braids in all col- Rustprool Corset Stays, 11 to 14
- ches; 7c, regularly 10¢
sg regularly 12¢, for 12 yd, pie- ironing Wax Pads, 3c, regularly 5c
folding Skirt and Coat Hangers,
egularly 10¢
Sewing Machine
gularly be
ces; Bias seam tape.
17¢. regularly 20c¢
feather stitched braids
to: 2bc; fine
0il, 3 oz. bottle, 3¢
11e. formerly 15¢. for 5 yd. piece; > . ;
“Radient’’ mercerized braids. Fape Measures, 60 in., reversible
7¢. regularly 10¢; all silk taffetta = lor , formerly 5c each
binding, black and white Hair Curlers, kid covered and as-
regularly 10c¢; engths: 2 dozen for o cents
orted
6c for 8 yd. length,
rai} . ze
tubular corset laces re arly be a doze hn. 3
2c. regularly 5c.; heavy linen 5 vd. Hol d Fast Shirt Waist Belts; dc.
corset laces. jularly ie. Waist We. Te
5c. regularly 10c¢ extra quality So-Kasy Shirt Waist Belts, ic.
linen 8 yd. corset laces EN erly 10¢ : y : . Yio
99¢ for 5 vd. lengths instead of Stretchers for Ironing Board Cov-
E 35c.; srfine silk : Sc, regularly 10c
0c and 35c.; superfine silk corset |‘ ; > :
oy a : Washable Sleeve Protectors white
aces 1 -
i . 15c" 5 £ 29 { alue 1 90C,
10c pair, regularly 15c: 30 and 32 yo! ; ; :
' : Bi 1 gs hy the str 11c. res
inch pure silk shoe laces in tan and | B ittonhols y the strip, 11¢, regu
black larly 15 .
pairs for 5e., formerly 3c pair: Warren's Spiral Collar Supporters
spiral tip tubular mohair laces in as black and white, 8c a dozen: regular
sorted lengths. x o ot ! riots. thvae
12 pairs for 5e., formerly lc a pair Surprise Colla: Or Avec
strong mohair shoe laces in all length | €a1 or luc, value bc a card.
Sterling Silver mbles, all sizes
DRESS SHIELDS. 10c.
Te pair 75c dozen pair; double cov
ered per SperaLion proof dress shields
sizes 2 and 3
gularly 1be.
FEATHERBONE.
3¢ yd. 12 yds. for 26e. Warren's
15¢c a pair, $1.75 dozen pair; Silk |silk covered waist bone in black and
covered shields in 2, 3 and 4 sizes, | white. ’ :
regular and shirt waist shapes. ile yd., 12 yds. for $1.25; War-
0. M. O. Dress Shields, double cov- | ren’s best quality Gros Grain silk
{covered Ww aist bone in
| white
2, 15¢ a pair.
19¢ a pair,
no rubber, sizes
a dozen; size 3,
ered;
$1.75
VE. TS VET VE SRE FO
C—O £3 AE SEE. SE A REAR A
HAGER & BRO,
black and |
THE
ns Starts
i I i | \ OW 1} I
y. 3 K + ADA | IS Ol I'H |
DARNING COTTON
ha larly 2«¢ Ideal darn
otton, blac and white
ball or of formerly 3Je¢ each
Conte darning cotton, all colors
tc a bal regularly Sc; C. B. best
French darning cotton black and
vhite
SPOOL COTTON and SILK
ve a spool, 33¢ a dozen, regularly
|
BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA. 2
Sale Register RE ~y Heep - go a "
If u yoar posters printed at d 0 3
l t a notice like
in tl 1 ister FREE N
Fhursday March 14—On the
leading
Union Square, in
large lot of
house
Zel-
It m, on the road
Mt Joy to
lot of hoat
and
Warfel
ood farm Implements
hold
ler, auct
goods by Emory
the
known as
lead-
March 156—On
Township,
‘riday, prems-
ises in Rapho
Krady's Nurseries, on the road
ing from Mount Joy to Manheim, a
large lot of farm implements by W.
8, Krady Zeller, auct.
Friday, March 15—On the Cassel
farm in East Donegal township, on
the Marietta and Mount Joy turn-
pike, 3 mile from Marietta, horses,
mules, cows, shoats, and a large lot
of farming implements by David
! Ebersole Pierce, auct.
! horse, light
we; Basting cotton, 500 yd. spools
3 spools for be, 17¢ a doz.; regu-
larly 3¢ each; Usit basting cotton |
full 200 vary spools
2 spools for He; regularly 5c¢ each
“Bucker” button and carpet thread,
very heavy, 100-yard spools.
Sc. a spool, 95¢ dozen: Barbour’s
linen thread, black and white
be a spool, H8c¢ dozen: regularly
10¢ each: Perfect spool silk: 100
yards, in black and colors
69¢ a dozen: Eureka silk, best
quality, 100 vard lengths, black and
colors
PINS and NEEDLLS
2¢ package, value Hc; Elliptic
Gold eye needles
Jc package, regularly 5¢; Robert's
Parabola gold burnished eye need-
e
2¢ package, regularly 5c; Best
teel darn ng needles, all sizes
2¢ a box, regularly 3¢; black head
ed belt pins, 60 in a box.
Dressmakers”
( reglarly 10«
1-4 1b. boxes
tlarly 10¢
ite and
arly 10¢
pin cubes, 200
mott
pin books
and black
formerly
pins of
con-
pins
He each;
assorted
Ing BAL white
bool or H(
ymitaining S0 belt
lacl and white :
paper; re larly 6c; 300 Eng
1
erly 10e¢: pearl
sorted colors
luplex saf-
nickle and
vart's
ety pins, all sizes in
lozen for 5¢
heavy
formerly 3c.
1 plated safety
dozen nickle
\
7c g dozen; regularly 10c and 12¢
Enelidh steel safety full nickle
izes
nns,,
and 10c¢;
English
Ȣ a paper, regularly 8c
Ne Plus Ultra best made
toilet pins, 60 to paper
12¢ regularly 25¢ Heavy
colored hair pins, 6 in box.
fc a box; regularly 12; gilt
silver colored wire hair pins.
2 boxes 7c¢; formerly 5c
hair pin cabinets of assorted
lc a pack, regularly 3c; blue steel
hair pins, straight and crimp assort-
ed lengths.
shell
25-31 W. King St.,
LANCASTER, PA.
Meet Me on the Bridge and We'll
Have a Plate of the
Florin News
Best Ice Cream in Town HAPPENINGS IN THE BUSY VIL |
AGE WEST OF HERE
Local and fersonai Briefs That Have
Our Last
and Wide
Florin.
Issue in
i
Awake |
Occurred Since
Our Hustling
Neighbor Village,
Mrs.
sition at Millersville.
position with the Lancaster Drug Co
Mr. C. C. Gingrich of Lawn made
a business trip to town on Monday. |
RT ZELLER’ S
All Flavors at All Times.
Special Prices to Parties, Festivals, Mr. Jacob Rutherford received a
Suppers, Etc carload of empty egg boxes this]
) 2 week.
Mrs. GC. H. Zeller
and Sunday at Harrisburg with rel-
Marietta Street MOUNT JOY.
atives. [car
Dont forget to place your order
TROLLEY SCHEDULE with Young Brothers for thet new!
Lancaster, Rohrerstu, Landisville, Wason.
Salunga, Mt. Joy and Klizebeth- Mr. Charles Dukeman of Lancas-
town Street Railway Co. | ter called on friends in town
WESTWARD ‘day.
heave gin. 1036, Te 4%, 5.15 815. Communion services will be held
238 3.16, 4.15, 5.15, 6.16, 7.15, 8.15, 9.15, 11.16 lin the United Brtehren Church on
oe Rohrerstown—a m, 4.50, 5.3, 6.36 | Sunday.
Bei IS rat i 2% LB. Ais Margie Longenecker of Mid-
13 Lanamville 5. mS: $57 [Setown is spending a week in town
2.57, 3.67, 4.67, 6.67, 6.67, 7.67, 8. 1.57 Py with friends.
oditve Salunga, 4 m, 515 4 5:00, | Messrs. John Groff, Walter Wel-
4, 5.0, Sk, 9, 3%. $48, 0 716 | fley and Bdwin Witmer spent Sun-
4.15, 9.15, 10.15, 11.16. 15s 1s, | day at Pequea.
2 io A G6, 685 7.5. 85, 3 5, | Mr. Frank Swanger of Manheim,
alle a} Bisaansthsomn- 4 3 14 | circulated among friends in the vil-
Le 46, 5.45, 6.45, 7.45, 8.45, 9.46, 10.45. A m. |lage on Monday.
EASTWARD | Mr. C. M. Stephan of Elizabeth-
1 a A me se ia {town made a business trip to town
LE te tus 5.6 0.6, 10.65, A mon Monday.
ave Mount Jo —A m, 5.30x, 7.16, 8.15, | Miss Myrtle Groff of Rheems,
3.5. 335, 1:5 1 Bu bi ols A | spent Saturday and Sunday in this
A m 12.4. ___|place with friends
aah eA 0, 180, 7% §$80.| Messrs. Nissley Gingrich and
iw, 5% 6, Td 83, 0.56, 10.30 1.30. | James Schatz. enjovel a hike to
Leave Landisville—" =, 5 18 | Elizabethtown on Sunday.
3B bt Ba, is a oS 10.33, fied Messrs. John and C. C. Hallman
hi. Rohrerstown—A m, 6.10x, 7.65, lof Lancaster, made a pleasant call
$.56, 9.55, 10.58, 11.66. P m, 12.66, 1.66, 2.56, at the Florin Inn on Monday.
8.66, 166, 5.56, 6.65, 7.56, 8.55, 9.65, 10.55. 11.56.
A m, 12. Mr. Emlin Buller and force just
sh Er 25.15. 28. si6 finished painting Mr. Benjamin
41, S18 416 TE 815 SE AE Ih areider’s new house nesr Rheems.
EOS © VT MILI Wm Setter Tower of Mout
£1.46 p Joy, called on her mother, Mrs. Eli-
On Baturdays and special occasions cars |
«ill be run betwwen Lancaster and Mt
Joy every half hour form 6.15 a. m. to 8.15
as Flowers in this place on Sunday.
Miss Grace Henderson of May-
P gunaays, first car leaves Lancaster at| v Eshleman of MN
4.16 a. m. Leave Elizabethtown at 7. {town and Mar an of Mount
connects with | Joy called on friends in town on
|
| Sunday.
a. m. Car marked (x)
News Express at Lancaster
fi bch idan
Rev. Lloyd Martin of Philadelphia
{preached a very able sermon in
the United Brethren church Sunday
evening.
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| 3)
@; GIVE DIGEST ION (259)
| Elizabethtown, spent Sunday in the
Jettiage as guests of Mr. and Mrs.
re Young.
1
Mrs. Peter Walters spent
day at Middletown, where she visit-
3 fox | the Mt. Joy Bulletin
e Mt. Joy Bulletin
| Harry
Rhoda Hersh accepted a po-| On
Miss Mary Shires has accepted a |
Miss Hstella Vogle spent Saturday LT
Mon- | ma of
Mr. Samuel Miller and family of Mutton.
Satur- |
|ed her sister, Mrs. Arthur Williams,
{who is critically ill.
| Mrs. Tillman Gantz has returned
home after spending some time with
| her sister, Mrs. Samuel Miller at E-
| lizabethtown.
Mr. J. S. Carmany rented the
Stoll property now occupied
by Mr. Abram Butzer and will move
into the same next week.
Sunday, Marlh 17, a number
lof new members will be taken into
the United ®Brethren church. All
are invited to attend.
Mrs. George Whitecamp of Lan-
caster, spent several days in town
the guest of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Schlegelmilch.
Young Brothers are repairing J.
touring car and
a large touring
Hersh-
Hershey's large
are also converting
into a dray auto for Mr.
ey.
Mr. and Mrs.
Elizabethtown, Mr. Albert Dierolf of
and Master William Mum-
L.andisville, were pleasantly
entertained at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Carmany on Sunday.
Mr. H. Y. Brendle,
of the Denver Portrait Co., is eir-
culating among the farmers in this
vicinity and taking
larging
line of samples to select from.
Lancaster
photos.
fine
BR ,.=IL- ° SD A °'
Unclaimed Letters
List of unclaimed letters in
the office at Mount Joy, Pa.
Wednesday, March 13th, 1912
Mrs. J. C. Cremer
Faney E. Barnes.
Miss May Haeins.
Mr. Hollie Delesonger.
Mr. George Ueirich,
Mr. Chas. Michy.
Meyers
pest
Huey
. d IA - Vo
Folks, vou can buy furniture at
Engle’s for the three remaining days
at less than the cost of lumber.
Ey
Joy Bulletin.
Qnbseribe for the Mt.
Charles Dierolf of |
and
On the Dr.
cow
March 16
Elizabethtown,
Saturday,
Blough farm at
wagons, farm imple-
household goods by E. M.
ments and
Sounder, agt
March 16-—At the late
Ricker on West
Joy, a large lot
kitchen furni-
carpets, lot of office fixtures,
books, by S. A. Ricker, attorney
heirs of Mary A.
Saturday,
residence of F. A
Main Street, Mount
of household goods,
ture,
law
in fact for the
Ricker, deceased Zeller, auct.
onday, March 18 At their ware-
rooms at Kelley's Corner, near Lawn
Station implements, wagons, har-
ness, hardware, et by M. Reed &
son Pierce Aldin aucts. See
idvertisement
Monday, March 18—On the Myers
farm along the Harrisburg pike, mid-
Mount Joy
chickens,
ay between and
and a
implements by
Florin,
large
Harry
horses, cows,
lot of
Baer
farming
Zeller, auct
Tuesday, March 19—On the Henry
2 miles west of Sil-
cows, and a large
C. Greider farn
ver Springs, horses,
lot of goo dfarming implements by
Iilton Miller Zeller, auct.
Wednesday, March 20—In the vil-
lage of Newtown, a large lot of farm-
implements and household goods
each; |
pins; |
by the estate of Martin B. Metzgar.
Zeller, auct
Thursday, March 21—On the
| premises of the late Elias S. Flowers,
{in Florin, Pa., a large lot of house-
t hold goods, complete blacksmith out-
fit, by Christian L. Nissley, Executor.
Vogle, auct.
Saturaay, March 23—On the
premises near Moore’s Mill, in Flor-
in, wagon, buggies,
Simon B, Gish. Zeller, auct.
Tuesday,
ises near the Elmdale creamery, just |
outside the northern limits of Mount
Joy borough, horse, cows, chickens
and a lot of farm implements by Jos-
eph W. Kraybill. Zeller, auct.
March
Madeira’s
Wednesday,
premises near Mill in
taining 4 acres with improvements |
and a large lot of household goods
by Minnie E. Hummel. Zeller, auct.
Thursday, March 28—At the office
lof Charles H. Zeller, Mount Joy, Pa.,
a lot of ground on East Main street,
| Mount Joy, with improvements by A.
| heirs of
Krall Meat Market
1 always have on hand anything
in the line of Smoked Meats, Ham
Rologna, Dried Beef, Lard, Ete.
Also Fresh Beef. Veal, Pork
Prices always right.
H H. KRALL
West Main Street, Opp. Bank,
MOUNT JOY, PA
nell Telephone.
anc
| horses,
representative |
| held in that
orders for en- |
He certainly has a |
C. Stamm,
Kate
Zeller, auct.
attorney in fact for the
Hamaker, deceased.
Thursday, March 28—On the
premises near Ironville, 250 cords of
cherry and locust wood, 1500 locust
posts and 50 head of hogs by Samuel
P. G. Bard. Wasser, auct.
Saturday, March 30—At his sale
and exchange stables in Mt. Joy,
wagon and harness, etc., by
Zeller, auct.
enn ll CI ee rr
A Big Sale
One of the biggest stock sales ever
section was the one of
Tressler in East Done-
Ed Ream.
Mr. Samuel
eal last Friday. Stock sold well,
cows bringing as much as $88.
i Mules and horses also sold well.
| Straw brought $18 a ton. Messrs.
Charles H. Zeller of this place and
C. 1.. Pierce were the auctioneers.
| The Bulletin printed all the posters
| for this big sale.
eee ea DG
| No town can have too much street
illumination, at least no town ever
| has too much. Sufficient street light-
ing is a preserver of morals, and does
| effective police duty. We would urge
| our town authorities to consider the
| question of more adequate street
lighting. We need it for mutual
| welfare.
1 ee el Re
Gantz Bought the Lot
Wm. H. tantz purchased the
tract of land fronting on Manheim
street at public sale yesterday from
the heirs of Anna Shelly, dec. Con-
sideration $176.00. Charles H. Zel-
ler was the auctioneer.
cern endl A
Ready for Inspection
The fine new Reo and R. C. Hupp |
touring cars are now on exhibition
at Landis Bros., Rheems. If you
have the “fever” call and get a dem-
onstration before buying a car.
BE
Stock all remarked for final days
at Engle’s.
see tl
Subscribe for the Mt. Joy Bulletin
harness and a |
large lot of household goods by Mrs. |
March 26—On the prem-
Wa
27—On the!
Rapho township, a tract of land con- |
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Wedne March 13th,
day,
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Copyright 1908 by
SCHLOSS BROS. & CO.
Fine Clothes
Saltimor *
guarantee
a) and
5 I TT
fit you perfect from $12.50 to $40.00.
We are also getting
which will be the largest and finest lines ever kept in Mt. Joy
e invite every MAN and
YOUNG MAN who has
good taste and judgement to visit our
Department Store and inspect our fine
of tailoring
We
have the largest and finest selection
large selection specia
and made to measure Suits.
In town.
We have twelve hundred samples
to select from, from the largest whole
sale tailors in the country.
We can make you a Suit to order Q
in daily our ready-to-wear Clothing,
Ox
Are
for Men
Q
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DEPARTMENT
we expect to have our lines
complete by April 1st.
we must make room for our
extra large spring stock. We
have about a hundred Suits
and Boys to close out at sacrifice prices.
Sale Starts Thursday, Mar. 14, Closes Mar.
Don't fail to take advantage of this money saving opportunity
s this is your last chance to secure bargains. Yours for good
goods and low prices.
I. D. BENS
xfords, Hats and Caps
and
also coming 1n daily :
As
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MAN'S
STORE MOUNT JOY, PA.
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NEWTOWN if | 0
Mrs. Stephen Jones of West Hemp- HOW W AK WOMEN |=
field and Messrs. John and Clifford | EAT
were the Sun-
day visitors at the home of their
parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Wittle.
Mary Geltmacher has re-
turned home after being an inmate
of the General Hospital at Lancaster
Wittle of IL.ancaster,
Miss
for some time.
Mrs. Frederick Kemmerly had an
oneration performed at the General
Hospital last week and is on a fair
way to ultimate recovery.
John Groff of Safe
pastor of this
ill with typhoid fever.
Harbor,
charge, is
His
Rev.
a former
seriously
wife and daughter are convalescing
from the same disease.
The revival services for this
charge held by Rev. S. Kauffman the
pastor, have come to a close, by the
late addition of five converts at Sil-
making a total
the entire
ver Springs church,
of thirteen converts of
charge.
Mr. Louis Resh had the misfortune
horse, the
a mule in
his
valuable
animal being kicked by
Viount Joy, which necessitated
extermination.
Report of Newtown Secondary School
of losing his
for the month of February
Number in attendance, males 12,
females 17, average attendance, {
females 14. Percent of at-
males 95, females 84.
males 11,
tendance,
Those who attended every day in|
the month are: Charles Fogie,
Charles Wittle, John Fogie, Ray
Myers, John Nissley, Martin Nent-
wig, Esther Wittle, Martha Fuhr-
man, A
er, Anna Nissley,
Those who have
day in the term thus far are:
Nisslev, Anna Nissley, Beulah Det- |
wiler, Anna Nentwig.
This is the last invitation of the
present school year, and we urge all
our school patrons and friends of
education to visit us ere we close.
Andrew M. Dixon, Teacher.
cre tA A
Advertise in the Mt. Joy Bulletin.
Anna Nentwig, Beulah Detwil- |
Anna M. Witmer. |
attended every |
John |
May Be Made Strong at Small | ®
Expense and No Risk | =
There are hundreds of women in
this vicinity, weak, thin, run-down,
tired out and nervous. Such women
need Vinol just as much as did Mrs.
Jane Pepper, of 2307 Howard street,
San Francisco, Cal, who says:
“I have used Vinol for some time
with particularly gratifying results. X
was run down, weak and debilitated,
and my appetite was gone. After tak-
ing several bottles of Vinol 1 found
my condition greatly improved, and
do not hesitate to recommend Vinol
to anyone similarly affected.”
Vinol is not a secret nostrum, but
a delicious cod liver and iron tonic
without oil, which will create an ap-
petite, tone up the digestive organs,
make pure blood and create strength.
Try a bottle of Vinol with the un-
derstanding that vonr money will be
returned if if ¢ yt help you.
E. W. GARBER, Mt. doy, Pa.
LER ERR
Gunzenhauser's
TIP-TOP
You are invited to visit our
clean, modern, bakery at
Prince and Clay Streets, Lan-
aster.
M. C. BILLETT, Agt.
There is very Delivery-—Monday, Wednesday
tween a prisoner
owner—both are
numbers instead of
little difference be- |
and an automobile
known by their
by their names
always an object of suspicion gE TT . rm —
A tiernuise in the Mt. Joy Bulletin.
and Saturday
ues E10 AGE
and are
among the police
What Ails You?
Do you feel weak, tired, despondent, have frequent head-
aches, coated tongue, bitter or bad taste in morning,
¢‘heart-burn,’’ belching of gas, acid risings in throat after
eating, stomach gnaw or burn, foul breath, dizzy spells,
poor or variable appetite, nausea at times and kindred
symptoms ?
If you have any considerable number of the
above symptoms you are suffering from bilious-
ness, torpid liver with indigestion, or dyspepsia.
Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery is made
up of the most valuable medicinal principles
known to medical science for the permanent
i cure of such abnormal conditions. It is a most
+ efficient liver invigorator, stomach tonic, bowel
regulator and nerve strengthener.
The ‘Golden Medical Discovery’’ is not a patent medicine or secret nostrum,
a full list of its ingredients being printed on its bottle-wrapper and attested
under oath. A glance at these will show that it contains no alcohol, or harm-
ful habit-forming drugs. It is a fluid extract made with pure, triple-refined
glycerine, of proper strength, from the roots of native American | medical,
forest plants. World’s Dispensary Medical Association, Props., Buffalo, N. Y
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