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n^ISS ANNIE CATI5MN. n;r Main
St., t iiicihiiiit;. dliiii. wrlti**:
"At I luive found IVriina a liU j-siiix
for il M- V.rt- raw* «.f ra I at rli < > f tin- 11 ism I
■mul tlirnat wliii'li I miITim-i-iI frum for u
iliuiithcr of yi'lii'N I anion v too ploiwioil
to j/ivi- it my lMTsuiial cixt*>r ■ iiu'iil.
"I utarrli, mi< li us I shITitviI from,
?natlit life a Iiiii'iU'M tu mic. my hrailh
hvis offensive, stomach bud, nud my
head flopped up so that I vus usually
troiililml with a ni ailachi'. nii'l altlioiltrh
I trii il many Ho-ralU'il rcmt'ilics, notli.
lii); ptvr me pcrinuiii'iit rolirf. I uan
■rather liiNeouriifieil with till medii'iuen
when IVruiiH was UtftM'sti'ii to me.
"However. I iliil Inn a bottle, am! ! ••
fore that wan tinlsheil there was a
marked change in my eomlition. Mneh
«n'*oiira(fe<l I kept on until I was com-
plclelt tared in a month's time, mul I
timl that iuy griieral health is uUoc.;-
oe.li lit."
People who prefer Kolid medicines
•should try I'erima tahlets Kaeh tablet
rupreHouta ouu avera^o dose of I'eruua.
M«iwi-lin the laxative.
Ask Y'o i l)riwi(lst for Free Per una
\hnunac for IWS.
HE KNEW.
Pa flu N' i 'M. you're n reifiilar lltt'e
filK! Wou'dn t Klve your brother an •
>f that randy. I o you know what a
little pig Is?
Kill Kr it sure- or- i 1>? Is -ef
—ho.,'rt little hoy.
The Colters' Limerick.
A well Known Derbynhlre doctor has
just le .inneil his niemhiTuhlp of a Mid
land k'If rluli, his tetter to the Heoro
ta;> oi the club reading:
A canny old H'-ot write* to *' y
That at Keif In1 no in.ire will play;
lie I, Inks nOWt of 11)0 |MI ,
Su p!e:ise ntrlke out Ills name
And Ins wife's from the rluli right away.
The Hecretary of the club was not to
Cie outdone, and he sent the doctor til*
foilowitiK reply:
A i innv old Sent like Y"H niiRbt
i'n 11l i % K'llf like a V ii'ilnii uiit.oiKlit
An I've now Kut In rnli
Your nnii e from the ■ Iult
Vuur nuhsi i l|>iliin nni- 'ints in n
— London 1 tally News.
1-cL'ND A WAY
to Be Clear of the Coffee Troubles.
"Hii band and in' . If both had tlm
<<ofreo habit and tlnully his siontaelt
■arid kidneys i;o! In such a bad con It
tlon that he wan compellefl to (jive up
■ i Kootl lorilllon that he had h<-Id fur
years. lie was too nick to work. Hit
was yellow, and I hardh think
there was an or^an In hia body thai
was not aTected.
I told hIin I felt mire Ills slckni <
■was due to coffee and after some dit
cumrIod he d••• iilo'l to nlve It up.
"It was a HtrilKllle h cause of the
powerful habit. One day we heard
about Postum and concluded to tr> It.
and then I' was easy to leave off
<offee.
"lis fi-ntftil headaches grew less
frequent, his coiil|.|exion bc::Hll to
■clcar, kidneys mew better tintil at
last he was a new man altogether, an
;a result of leaving off coffee and tak-
ing np l'o;tinn. Then 1 began to
drink it, too.
"Although I was never an bad off
«s my husband, 1 was alway- y-ry
nervous and never tit any time very
strong, only weighing !•."• lb:t. before
i began t<> ii' " Post urn Now I weigh
ll.'i lbs. and i eii do a* much work uu
anyone m> Hl/.e, 1 think
"Many do not use lv Mini liecatiao
they have not taken (lie trouble to
make It vklit I have hiicci ssfully
fooled a great many person who have
<1 iiitik It at tn> table. They would
rea.aik, 'Votl must buy a high g-a!
of coffee.' t ne > img man who clerked
In a ''lot ei \ lore \\mverv <• t•'111> las
tic about niy 'corfee' When I told
III 111 what it v.e Ii" • aid. 'why I' \ ■ .dd
lVn u ii for lour y« Mrs lei' I h i 1 no
' I a II was Ilk' t: i; 'I'llIitU I'll di.iik
1' i 111M| h #• alter
Name given h> I'o turn Co., Pi'.ttle
Creek, Mich |(i ad ' The Itond to Well-
vlllu," In pk.'.s. "There'a a licosuu."
I0LD BY THE HERO
HOW BRAVE HUNTER SUBDUED
WILD BOAR.
>eatoua Hearer* Mad? r.emark* About
Nature Faking. But Read the Story
and Judge the Matter
for Yourae'f.
"Were you ever chased by a wild
bom?" asked the man in the mack
in'onh during a lull In the conveisa
tlon.
"No: nor you. either," said the man
with the bagg\ kneed troiisera.
"It takes a lot of presence of mind
to emcttte from the Incident with a
whole skin. I can t II you."
\cconi| anied by an entire absence
of body." ventured the man who had
put a pair of law feet on die
table.
"That remark Is neither new nor
original I seem to have heard it ail
or inn: e times h 'fore. 1 remember
wh<>n I was hunting in southwestern
Aikansas In the fall of 'Kit —"
doing to tell H. anyhow, ate you?"
Interrupted the man with the bulbous
nose.
I am You can drop Into a state
of coma If you don't want to hear It
I had tramped for half a day in the
woods without seeing anything worth
shooting, when 1 heard a loud crash In
the underbrush not a dozen yards
away Hefore I could place myself in
a suitable posture for defense
"No fence handy. I presume," mur-
mured the man behind the green gog
gles.
The chaparral pavted I think tlirv
call It chiipartal out there, but maybe
It s Jungle and an enormous boar
catne rushing m me. I am not ashamed
to say, gentlemen, that I Hung my
rifle awa> -"
Plung is the right word. (Jo
ahead "
1 turned and ran for my life. Hut
the Inast gained on me I saw it was
of no use Stepping quickly aside, Just
ns the Uifurla'ed animal was about w>
lam-.' me with one of Its murderous
tusks
"Tasks is correr t Much better
than tushes,' Interjected the man
whi was smoking the cheap cigar
"i'rocecd
I leaped on the maddened crea-
tures hack, grasped its ears with my
I and.-, ,ir-d In d on with the energy of
dosfieratloa. I have had many trottsh
ride, gentlemen, but I want to tell you
that it ever you ride bareback on a
wild boar you'll remember the expert-
cue ' a long as you live. Kven then,
, I did not lose my pres nee
of mind 'I In* savage brute tried to
throw me. of course, but I wrapped
ni> "i'l;s around his body, tightened my
g a-o on I is ears and stuck. Snorting
horrUilv the boar darted ahead at
frluhif I speed We tore through the
f 'ft t a d stance of | erhaps half a
:n le I wa.i becoming exhausted
.-'■ii 'denly we passed under the project
leg 'imh of a tree l/ouslng my hold
on the demoniac beast, I grasped the
limb, drew myself up, and in a n >
tin nt was out of danger Put not an
Instant too soon Scarcely had I suc-
ceeded In climbing Into the tree when
the h 'tir fumed and came back Find-
ing me beyond his reach he
"Swore dreadfully Don't repeat his
language "
In mud fury he charged the tree It
self, g.isliin'-: it with those terrible
tusks In his Impotent rage. Leaning
back :i aiii t the trunk of the tree six
feet above hi 111. I sat and watched him
uu II I had recovered my breath
*nd then'' (In on with the blood
curdling details Don't spare us "
"Then, drawing tin revolver, I took
deliberate aim and fired
"Kill him?"
"I didn't try to kill him I shot or
one of his tusks, slick and clean Wl'h
ii second hot I took off his other tusk.
Wl!h a third shot ! clipped his tail off
close up Then hi* proud uplrlt broke
lie turned i llee .lumping down
from the t • , e l made after lilni. I
can ht ii | * with h I in. I kicked him. 1
rbn.f'd I hat wild boar gentlemen, giv
Ing him kick after kick, until 1 was
tired, after which I let him go Then
1 went and found tnj gun again and
resumed n.> hunting for larger game
as If nothing had hapiened
Nothli'u was vatd for -vcral mln
lite.- Then the man with the white
si oi In h.s mustache ca oially oh
served that he could tolerate a plain,
ord:nar> liar, but lie hated a nature
faker w hereupi n lie xawned wearily
ami moved an adjournment.
One of the
E*rsenlia.lf
of the | ippy home* of to-day ii a vait
fiiml of information as •" the Is-st methods
of promoting health ami happines* and
right living ami knowKslge of the world'*
best products.
Product* of actual e\ccllcnce and
reasonable claims truthfully present' 1
and which have attained to world-wide
acceptance tlirougli the approval of the
Well-Informed of the World, not of indi-
viduals only, but of the many who have
the happy faculty of selecting and obtain-
ing the best the world affords.
One of the product* of that clans of
known component parts, an ilucal
remedy, approved by physiciaiii and com-
mended by thi' Well Informed of tin1
World as a valuable and w holes, i.nc family
1 laxative is the well known ,v; tup of I igs
and I illxi r of Senna. To get its beneficial
| e.Veets always buy the genuine, u.atiu-
faetured by the California I ig Syrup Co.,
only, ami for wile by all leading druggists.
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HERE GOES ANOTHER ILLUSION.
"Fiddling Bob" Declares He Has Not
Played for Many Years.
Another cherished Illusion has been
shattered. Senator Taylor of Tennes-
see, lovingly cullcd throughout the
union "Fiddling Hob," doesn't play the
fiddle after all. He has entered a for-
mal denial. Pretty soon . oim body will
be saying that Congressman Rich-
mond Pearson flohson of Merriniac
fame never kissed a pretty young
hero worshiper. Representative
Hughes of New Jersey a keil Senator
Taylor about his musical accomplish-
ment a.
"Haven't played a flddie for a dozen
years," said the TennesBeean, "That
fiddling story is all wrong. 1 haven't
touched a bow for years."
"Maybe you play the violin, then?"
ventured Hughes.
"Oh, I never even saw one of tlioso
darned things," retorted the seuator.
DOCTOR SAID "USE CUTICURA"
The Care of House Plant*.
The cause of sickly, yellow house
plants may usually he attributed to
either a hot. vitiated at mi sphere, im
proper waterln :. Improper handling of
th ■ drafts so ih it cos I gas escapes Into
the totalis, or |eak> i pipes When
the plants begin to look badly, don't
start in doping them with patent for
till/or or freak remedies such a/■
castor oil and Iron filings, but deter
lllilie the cause of trouble and roe
tlfj It.
'I ie palms and rubber plants will
have glossv leaves all winter If the
dust Is wiped off them each day with
n damp rag or sponge. In localities
where soft coal Is used a little soap
may he added to the water.—Country
Life lu America.
VIRGINIA MERCHANT RID OF A
VERY BIG GRAVEL STONE.
Another .Remarkable Cure of Serious
Kidney Trouble.
C. L. Wood, a prominent merchant
of Fentress, Noifolk "o., Va . was suf-
lei. .g some months
ago with frequent at-
tacks of hard pain In
the back, kidneys
and bladder and the
k i d ii e y secret Ions
j -1 ^ w ei irregular! y
gg9v V manly or pi'ifu e.
Mi Ileal treatment
tulh d to euro him.
vs Mr Wood, "1 began
K!dne> P.lis, and hefore
one box was gone, I w. at through four
day s of Inter s pain ti .tally pa cing a
stone, i no half b> livo sixteenths of an
Inch lu diameter. I haven't had u sign
of kidney trouble since."
fold by all dealers. r>0 cents r box.
Foster .Mllburn Co , P.uffalo, N. Y.
■***.-
"At last,
using De
in
No linocker.
"Do you think the scheme of Am-
i undsen for teaching the north pole by
using a team of polar bears is feasi-
ble?"
The returned Klondlker looked
doubtful. "I don't like to queer the
game of a scientific gent," he said,
"and I'll say the scheme is at least as
feasible as crossing the seal with the
arctic snow goose and harnessing the
result to a sledge."
It Will Stay There.
"In tny family medicine chest no
reniedv is permitted to remain unless
It proves beyond a doubt the best to
be obtained for its particular purpose.
Pur treating all manner of skin trou-
bles, such as Kczema, Tetter, Ring-
1 worm, etc., Hunt's Cure has held Its
place for many years. 1 have failed
to find a surer remedy. It. cures Itch-
iug Instantly."
R. M. SWANS', Franklin, La.
I
in Bad Case of Eczema on Child—
Disease Had Reached a Fearful
State—His Order Resulted
in Complete Cure.
"When I was small I was troubled
fcith eczema for about thrve months
It was all over my face and covered
nearly all of my head. It rea<hod
such a state that it was Just a largo
scab all over, and the pain and itching
were terrib •• I doctored with an able
physician for some time and was then
advised by hint to use the Cutlcura
Remedies which I did and I was en-
tirely cured I have net been bothered
with It since. 1 us nl Cutlcura Soap
and Cuticuia Ointment but do not
know exactly bow much was used to
complete the cu e. 1 can safely say
that Cutlcura did a lot for me. Miss
Arabel Wilson, North Branch, Mich.,
Oct. 20. PioV."
Traveler's Picture Books.
Picture books for the benefit of trav-
elers tire kept in the Paris police sta-
tions. It frequently occurs that for-
eigners lose things which the, are
unable to describe, because of their
unfamillarity with the French lan-
guage. The picture books contain rep-
resentations of various articles, and
the inquirer has only to i ::n the
leaves and point out the ilia a rations
which resemble the property hv lost.
Deafness Cannot Uj Cured
1 m*.;: Mppi|i:t tl«>U *"
6A Ptk |i .n Ion of Ui - «'<ir
CUri* . nt> t I til '•
Ih-.kllM'-t (n roil* l>y *'
III lit O III Itutllkf of lie I'll -
• v c.inil -I rrv M t ! •> <1 %
I i« ofiU 1 if way to
X o: «i till HUH. rtllicxltw.
J • i i| f i lie
uc!i «n I i -• lirii ttiU
Stupid Fellow.
"Mnrv said 'No' to niv last nlrLl."
•igtied Peter Slomnn, ' lint I don't lie !
Ileve she could homatlv toll w h\ she
did It."
"Oh. yen, she eonld," replied bU
con III Kllte "She told mc
"Did alio?"
"Vi- she aid she didn't think you J [
take No for an uu w ei "
I
Hii"* Itifl tint-tl ; li fiitv e , r iu, ,nu A-• itixl r |in-
''i :Ui*f I \\ ; i ?i t !- >• .y « i I>•*•«(
MM II tlltt fO 111 i . 1 ii .1" -. ill p.i ItflAttoft i in i'o
taken .i iti|<l t •• iiJ - . r« I i . ••• n-t , i ( •inil
t u, r. '.irtliR v. M l " «l« *tr yci f.• r•• x • r i nr i;im>i
nut f ' II .. • cup.'ii I V « Hi..-' 'i H )||rll |« t.iMlllU|(
l n! an 111tl• •• 1 • 'ni l ii • t (••• , : iii mi > f*. at
\V • m !,i ^i\ Hip1 II , •• ! I> i ' r any > m1 uf
V . '!.•• « i «• l v i ii.u ii ti i i mnot ' ur«4
l>> iiail'n C iituirli i i i t '--r . 11 r fr.«
I .1. < 111. N L k t.O . 1 iJ, V)
^ 1 ! •* I | HV.-'a* • *,
h . ..i >• l'iiIm f.ir • iri«tlpiiil< n.
Crusl er for Papa.
"Chalmont von don i know your
/eo; ;-aph> h • ■ ti at all to-night," said
Uuuson, Sr. ' U It. n I was your ago I
could answer practically every ques-
tion In the book."
"Well, pa." retorted dunson, Jr., "1
guess you hud some Intelligent person
to help you with your home work."
Try It Once.
There Is more actual misery and
less real danger in a ease of itching,
skin disease than any other ailment.
Hunt's cure Is maiiuiactnred espe-
cially for ilicsc case . Ii relieves In-
stantly and cures promptly. Absolute-
ly guaiantced.
For an Appetite.
"You must have a good appetite,"
remarked the thin man. envlouuly.
"What do you take for it'.''
"in all in\ experience," replied tho
plump one. "I have found nothing
more suitable than food."
Important to IVIotherm.
Examine carefully every bottle oi
CASTOItIA a safe and sure remedy for
infants ami <-htl<U< n, and two that It
Hears the
Signature oft
In Pse For Over fill Year?.
The Kind You Have Always llought.
Too many people feather their nests
with borrowed plumes.
But Not the Same.
Mushley—Indeed, yes, lie's very
tenderhearted. I really believe If a
beggar approached him and he had
no money about him he'd actually
take off his coat and give It to him.
Crahbe- Well, I'm not tender heart-
ed. hut some of these nervy beggars
make me feel like taking off my coat
and giving It to them—good aiwl
proper.
The Pf ru ns Alroa-.;c In 8.CC0.0C0
Horni s.
The Peruna lan ky l ay Alumnae has
bi'i'o:n« a D>turc in over eight million
homes It <an lie obti tied from s'l
druggists f. 'c Vie .lire to Inquii 1 earlv
The 1 SOS Almanac is already published,
and tie' supply will s-ion lr* < xhauHtcd.
Du not put it oiY Speak for one to day.
Hubby Gets Suspicious.
"John, do you love tueV"
"Yes."
"Do you adore me?"
"1 s'pobo."
"Will you always love me?"
"Ye—look hen , woman, what h""«
you been and gone ordered sent hoiue
now?"
Catarrh ana Headache.
Mrs 7. K. (loforth, 1! I Pi Molly Street,
Kansas City, writ's: "After ming a
sample bottle and two 2f>c bottles of
Hunt's hlghtjiing Oil, I am almost well
of Catarrh. It slops my headaches it
Is the best medicine I ever saw and I
Just can't keep house without it." She
is right.
Inevitable.
"So Nelson is dead. What killed
him?"
;You know lie had one foot In the
grave?"
"Yes."
"Well, some one pulled his les."
Harper's Weekly.
Don't It Jar You.'
To have a cough that you can't Icavr 1
! oft even when you go to bed? Put
ll away for good lis using Simmons' ,
: Cough Syrup. It heal: inflammation
I of the throat and Inn ... glv s you rest
, and peaceful sleep.
Quite So.
Nlmrod Are you fond of hunting?
Oyer It all depends.
Nlmrod Depends on what?
Oyer—Foxes or collar studs.- Illus-
trated 111 us.
Til ) lor** I IiitiiIot IN-ini-lr uf Snffl
limn mul X!ulirii Natun tii.it rem
cd> ( nil's I i.iikIih, I I'M-, I t'l Up .ill I I nil
Mimption. alld nil thill-It Hi'l lull.: trouble*.
i At druggist*. 25c. AOi midfl.00 |wt bottle.
Great beauty and r-ent virtue are
always Inaccessible except to thoso
I who strive, who barn to accept, un-
derstand and enjoy them. £ -me.
PITS, St Vitus Dun T nil.I ill Wrvoil*
Disease* pcrui'ident h I'liii ii h\ Dr. Khni'i
(ile.lt Nerve 111 llllei N'll l fi I l ll'e J.' 'Ill
trial lint tic nnd treati-', Dr It. II Kline,
Ld , l ;il A fell St . Philiidelidiiii, P.i
Tt. Is by loving tl\t us win love; It
Is by making others happy that we
find happiness ourselves Mountjoy.
Drink (J.irfleld Ten it tuirht' It in urei
normal e tinn of liver, I. -In - sloin e h
nnd ImiwcIs, iilid o\ei i nines constipation
No man Is born without faults, but
ho lives best who lias the fewest.
I'll i s i i i;i ii i \ ri to i i nils
I'A /I i I il N'l'Xt I \ I . inui •• il e , I'urv* hit i-ft v*
of hi' .. Illii"l lln-' I ii* - I'ri'tnnluig 1'iiflB in
I* U* il iluynor uioney rutuliui-il. oi>.
Only n stupid woman doesn't know
when to act stutdd.
ART LONG, CREDIT SHORT.
L-
/
Winchester
"What does your brother do for a
living'.'"
lie's an artl.it."
"I know, so am I Put what does ho
do for a living?"
Why Sloan's Liniment and Veterinary
Remedies Are the Best to Use.
I.et me tell you why Sloan's l.lni-
ment and Veterinary Remedied are
the safest and most practical on the
market to-day. In the first place, Dr.
Karl S. Sloan is the son of a veterin-
ary surgeon, and Ironi ills earliest In-
fancy he was associated with horses.
He bought and sold horses while
yet very young. He practiced as a vet-
erinary for 2u years and has battled
successfully with every disease to
which that animal is subject.
All Ills remedies are the result of
experiments made to save life or re-
lieve stiffeiing while lie was practic-
ing his profession.
Any reader, by writing to Dr. Karl
S. Slonn. 015 Albany Street, Hoston,
Mass.. will receive "Sloan's Treatise
on the Horse." free. This book tells
'.ow to treat horses, cattle, hogs, and
poultry.
Seeking Experience.
Up to the age of 1 ti Dick had re-
tained the proper scorn of things fem-
inine. Then he went to dancing
school and fell smitten by the charms
of several youthful Kvos. Accordingly.
Dick approached Ids father and re-
quested theater tickets for two.
Father complied and merely asked
ns lie turned over the Beats, "Which
Kill Is It?"
"I'm going to take Mabel," respond
ed Dick.
"Then she's the one you like best?"
father continued.
I tick turned a superior and pitying
eye upou his parent. "Oil, no! I don't
like her best. You don't understand
the- sanation, father, it isn't the girl
I cure about. It's the experleuce I
want."
T'rt Prudent.
Patience Do you believe there Is
anything in a name, after all'.'
Patrice -No; that girl Prudence has
j..st eloped with her father's chauffeur.
That Dry Hacking Cough
needs attention. Ask your druggist
for Prown's Bronchial Troches which
will quickly relieve the cough.
Re proud of the achievements of
others. Their success is making your
work worth while.
ONI.Y ON It " III<<IXI<I <11 IN INK"
I'hat Is I.A.XAT1 V K lllllixt 'uTiniM: l„.,'k t->-
III.' s'.KMHiiiri. ..r K. W. 1.1(1 III-, t Mil Urn WuriU
ovur to turn u luL In Hiio lur. Jm.
Kvory woman thinks sho ban a right
to make a fool of so mo man.
Mr*. Wlfialnvr'ft Hnnthlni? ^vruji.
Knr ch1l«tr*n tcrthlnir. Moftrn* th" r'n-ig. nature* tn-
Lamiuiulou. aji*>a I'Hlu, i ure* wlutlcullc
Political conventions seldom go un-
bossed.
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Shotgun Shells
"Leader" and " Iiepenter"and
Repeating Shotguns
make a killing combina-
tion (or field,lowl or trap
shooting. No smokeless
powder shells enjoy such
n reputation for uniform-
ity of loading and strong
shooting qualities a
"Leader" and "Repeater"
brands do, and no
shotgun tnade shoots
harder or better than
the Winchester.
THEYARE WADEPOR (ACH OTHER
SIGK HEADACHE
ITTLE
IVER
PILLS.
_ i < I l'o.%HIyplv < urrd by
CARTERS ,hMB 1 mu p"s
Thry nUo Dl -
tr(*HMfrum f > ! -
•li^fHtlon and Tiki llearty
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SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE.
Genuine Must Bear
Fac-Simile Signature
mm JUSST1TUTES.
Is Good Health
Worth Sfi.OO?
Our *10 Miiprrha for fO
iii>«I Miperlia H |> ec i • I
fj.i 'J' i i*a t hi •• ii t tor
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miMlc of soil tr *uiiiMMit
lor till Va^rinal. I tcrini*
hi i<i Ovarian, I'lrerat Imii
Irregularity, sn ppr«*p«
sion, Kallintr, mul IiN*
plni'Pinentm. and l i« t h-
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\ I.IMITKn M'MMKU
TO iio ATTIIIn I UI< K.
Send vuur order IihIhv
and rrin: vo; u^ki.it
AT UOMK.
CARTERS
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PTOTRer'S
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a'wl btftiitil'rtf U>« lud*.
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Nr i>r KkIIi Uettoro Orv
Hair \<* it* Youthfn Color.
Cur«.i p «t r••••>« k hair t«ilu^
• >' I>r' Mi>t#
M. CANE'S DETECTIVE AGENCY,
Houston, opsiatfi the lurgfit force of
competent He« "ftivr in th** South, they rrndsi
writtrn .>pinio«« in cnit-i not handled by them,
Kenton'Able r*te
99% ■ 3 I r f) nnd \\ titwl'rt II ililts
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Thompson's Eye Water
W. N. U.. HOUSTON, NO. 2, 1908.
NO MORE MUSTARD PLASTERS TO BLISTER
THE SCI:.MT IC AND MODERN EXTERNAL COUNTER-IfcrtlTANT.
1
Capsicum-Vasclinc.
EXTRACT OF THE CAYENNE
PEPPER PLANT TAKEN
DIRECTLY IN VASELINE
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DON'T WAIT TII.L THE PAIN
COMES KEEP A TUIJE IIANDY
A QUICK 1 A"D At V'AY.' PEA!"Y C'JI F. FOR h'AIN -PRICE
-INC L.Ai 't.: ; T.'t.ES f'ADR CR PURE Till AT ALL I CISTS AND
Dfc.Al.ir.K-j. I. K t.y f../ IL ON RE III"!' Ci i f.c. iN I'D . A E STAMPS.
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n external rerrie.iy i r p-iins ir. the ■ he:.t and s'omach
lea : jou'y ,c:nplaints. A tr.al w<" ^rov« *hat
we rlaim lor it. and , will 1- found to le invaluable In the hvuaehold ai.d for
chillren. Vv.ee u e I no w. e w ut It. N'.my j-ople say "It la
the best of all your prerarat : " t - ■ • no j r,- -,m - n of vaaeline uniesa
the same carrie). our label, it o'herwi e r i. nit gruuine.
Sond your uddress and will mall our Vd.ellrte DooKlst dxacrlbiny
our prui>ar,i(lon which will Intorost yoi
1 7 Stale SI. CHCSEBROUGH MFG. CO. New York city
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