HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1902-11-13, Page 7BETTER ARRANGEMENT.
A young amen who ;shall be name-
less, is a close worker in money meat-
tens: -that is, he stays close to the
shore with his espenditnres. Ho had
the good luck to marry a girl whose
parents are quite wealthy. and is at
present living with his wife in one
of his father -tai lace's houses.
One day, not long since, while elise
fussing affairs with a, friend. the lat..
ter asked "Did the gold gentleman
g ive you that hoisee ?"
"Wed-er--ne, not exactly." was
the answer. "Ile offered it to me,.
glut, 1 wouldn't accept it."
"Mow"n that ?" eskeal the friend,
"Well"" answered the man who
had .made the lucky matrimonial'
t enture. "you see, the house really
belongs to. ane. Inn living in it rent
i ••_t*, and 1"11 get it when the old pian
dies. If I accepted it stow I'd have
to ray the taxes."
SEASONABLE ADTIQE
MANGE OF WEATI?EI3, =SAS -1
=ROCS S TO MAW FEOPLE.
Dad. Blood Makes You Diable to
OoIc1--A Cold Makes You Liable
or to Twerlty 1?ise;ases-view to
Pr Leet; Yee reelf,
Chain ca of the Beason (ditch; the
health more or Imes perceptihly, Tho
effeet of the toot summer weather on
the blood leaves it thin anti watery.
toad now that the weather is change -
;Able this elates itseU dieogfeeably
felt. You feel bilious. dyspeptic end
tired; there may be pimples or crap
tions of the skin: the damp weather
brings little twinges of rhennaati$m
Or neuralgia that give wa'sitig 07
the winter that is cofning. If yan
rant to be brisk and strong for the
winter it is now that you should
build It
u ! upt toed ',•
Teo 11 nal
at 1e to
ti
h
nerves a little tonic. Dr. 'Williams'
Pink Pills are the rtc
st
of :all
bland-nnaking, peeve -restoring tonics
and will maim you strong and stave
sift the aches and ,patios of winter if
you take thelia now. Mr. James
Miens. lirentlun, Mane is Otte of than
theamonds whom Dr. Williams" Ptak
Title Lase Metered to health and
etreegth, Ile says t, "It is with beep
gratitude that 1 ecknowlealt a the
be resit that t lame derived front the
use of 1Jr. Williams' Pint; 1UIs, Be-
fore taakieg the pills soy health nee
much eltottered with rheumatism.
nervous depression and nleeph: sness.
For fully twelve Months T rowels got
R good night's sleep, When I began
the use of the pills it was with a
determination to ,gree theln. a fair
trial. I did too, and can truthfully
say that I could not wish for better
health than I now enjoy. 1 siiidL al -
Wive speak a good word tor Dr.
Williams' Pink film."
Poor blood is the cans° of most
dieeivac:c. Good blood uterine health
uiid strength. 11r. Williams' Pink
I'ilho do not ?urge= they simply make
pure. rich blood. That's why they
cure so many diseasei. But you
nest always get the genuine with
--elle full name "lir. Williams' Pink
rills for Pale People" on the wraps
per around every box. Sold by all
druggists or sent by snail, post paid
at 50 mete a box or sit boxee for
SO.50. by writing direct to the 1)r.
Williams' dedicire Co.. llrockvillet
Ont.
DETECTION BASED D ON EAR.
Alphonse liertillon, of anthropo-
metric fame, bag undertaken to edu-
cate the Paris pollee in the art of
describing faces. An interesting part
of the instruction is that special
value is .attached to the ear. No
two cars are alike. Therefore that.
organ is chosen as the base of the
systeua employed. Close attention is
also ghen to noses. Each policeman
gets an album containing zL thousand
photographs. full face and profile, of
pereons expelled from !Powis. To
facilitate the research these por-
traits are grouped methodically ac-
cording to their height, ears and
norea. It is believed that when the
police heroine familiar with Der -
thirties system recognition of crim-
inals will be greatly facilitated.
LARGEST CAVE IN EL"ROPE.
In the Muotatlial, near Schwyn,
Switzerland, there is probably the
largest este in Europe. The exist-
( encu of the cave had long been
known. but as it. could only be en-
tered by crawling no one had trou-
bled to investigate the interior. This
smarter, howor*er, three separate par-
ties have explored it. The distance
traversed amounts altogether to no
less than 8,000 yards, and the end
of the cavern has not yet been reach-
ed.
SAVE THE BABY.
le Mother Tells How Many a
Threatened. Life May Be
Preserved.
To theeloving mother no. expense is
Soo great, no labor too severe, if it
will preserve the health of her little
ones. Childish ills aro generally
simple, but so liab.t is baby's hold
On life that it is often a knowl-
t:dge of the right :thing ..to- do, that
terns the tide at a crisis.. And in
baby's illness every crisis is a criti-.
al one. "1 think- the ' timely Use
if Baby's Own Tablets would save
teeny a dean little lit'o," writes Mrs.'
p'Be Bickford, . of . Glen Sutton,
Que. "1 take Pleasure in certifying.
to the: merits of these Tablets, as I
have found them a sure and reliable
ten)e'dy. My baby was troubled with
Indigestion at teething time, and
Was cross and restless. The use ,of
13aby's Own Tablets made a wonder-
tut change, and I anti glad to 'i•e
commerel„ thews to other 5." Mothers
hho lase these ,Tablets never after -
Need resort to harsh purgatives that
);ripe and torture baby,, nor to the
so-cellscl
"soothing'"° preparations
that often contain poisonous epi-
hies,. Baby's Own Tablets aro plea-,
taut to take, guaranteed to be
harmless. Send 25 cents for a :full-
.sized .box. to the Dr. Williams' Me -
Co., BiockvIlle, ;Ont:,. if yotei-
tlruggists • di es not sell them
Sunlight Soap will , not
burn the nap off woolen
nor the surface off linens.
P.X,DUvE8
LiP'-4, S1r
,fig r 1110 Octa 41R Alla: ?at
Oreh$STAFT
TZY IN MANITOBA.
QBA.
Never Need Become a 7etrirtats
'Menace.
11essiart fly has again been doing
Much damage in sonic parts of
Manitoba, notably around Wawa-
Peso
awapeso a and Itoundthwaito in Ilrandon
County, antro at Treesbanlc and
Stockton, in hiacelonald County.
While in Ontario the hessian fly is
double brooded, and late sowing is
the chief remedy. and one which,
having leen widely adopted last
year, is now bearing good :fruit in
that Province ; in Manitoba. the
pest is siugle-brooded, owing to
there being no fail wheat grown
there •
-
Itt'. James Fletcher,, the Dominion
in►tonologlst urd Botaniste con-
tenels that as the Hessian sly is un-
doubtedly restricted in ltlanitoba to
the summer strati -attacking brood,
the remedy is simple, tend, if per-
sisted in, this pest never geed be-
eome 4, serious staenaco to western
wheat: growers, The .insvets passing
the winter for the west part in the
stubble and not appearing until the
following spring, when there are
growing wheat plants for the (e -
maks: to lay their eggs upon, if the
stubble be burnt over or ploughed
down in autumn end the straw fed
to steak or burned in n d antnal n
y tame be-
fore the flies s erer;e
in the
spring,
thi
$ dire enemy of the tTheatgrot�cr
sheepd be easily controlled, Many
of the '"flat -resets" of the suannsco
brood are carried wl.th the stray.
and at threeh➢ng are dislodged nand
thratt'n down beneath the machine,
among the.rubbf'h. or are left in
the straw, All screenings or dust
should. therefore. be carefully de-
strayed. and all straw should he
either used during the [Tinter or
burned. before spring.
I)epat'tment of Agriculture. Ot-
tawa.
'••••••mram.ih_
MORNING CUMIN; STOPPED.
In two ancient T«S$cx'lunges,
Newport and Wieken Dunhunt, the
curfew bell is still rung. At New-
port it has been rung for centuries at
4 a. nt. and 8 p. m.. but in couse-
quence of complaints made by the
villagers of being awakened front
their sleep the morning curfew has
How ceased. Afembei'te of the tame
family have rung the curfew at NOW-.
port for the last 'three generations.
A salary ot £2 a year lute to be
paid to the ringer of the curfew bell
by the owner of certain ancient
grummer-school buildings adjacent
to the parish thumb.
A Pill for Generous Tatters. -There ars
many petering of healthy appetite and poor
digestion who. after ua hearty meal are
snhjeot to muck suffering. Tito food of
which they have partaken lino like lead in
OW stomachs. Headache, depression, e
smothering feeling follow. Ono so at -
Meted is unfit fur littsirl".s or work of any.
kind. In thla condition Parmelee'sVege
Vege-
table Pula will bring relief. They will 49-
sist the assimilation of the ailment, and
used according to directions will restore
beat thy digestion.
GLASS EYES I''O1t ANIMALS.
Glass eyes are now made for
horses, cats, anti dogs. as well as
for human beings. These animals
use a larger eye than nae, and sev-
eral aro ordered for them at the
same time, as at. new one is neces-
sary y about once in six months. 'The
edges become roughened and pro-
duce irritation, from the acids of the
secretions affecting the enamel.
ForInflantrnatlon of the Eyes, -Among
the many good qualities which Panne -
lee's Vegetable Pills possess, besides rag,
nlatinfi the digestive (rgans, is their effi-
cacy in reducing infiauutluattion of the
eyes. It bas called forth many letters of
recommendation from those who were
aifleted with this complaint and found a
cure in tbo pills. They affect the nerve
centres and the blood in a surprisingly
active way-, and the result is almost im-
mediately seen.
4.
How's This !
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
or any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
1'. J. C1•ILNLY dt Co., 'Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned, lege known 1''.
I. Cheney for the last 15 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
,usiness transactions and linancially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their lirtii.
1* HST 4 TRU AX, Wholesale Druggists,
roleao, 0. WALDING, jCINNAN &
i1AItV1\, 'Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
:).
ITalI's Catarrh Cure is taken inter -
belly, acting directly upon the blood
and Mucous surfaces 1)f the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. per
bottle. Sold by alt druggist*.
Ball's Family Pills are the best.
NO -ROW ABOUT A ROW.
."Let : tree row," said. the pretty;
girl.
"But I would rather row," 'said be.
"Well, don't let's have a row." •
"To avoid a von*, .suppose we row
together. Then we can both row
and have no roes+."
Just a .Lytle'
Pain neglected, may produce chronic
Eheurnatisle or Gout. Just a' little
BacItchs n
a 4
create
Lumbago. sg
o.
Just
i !halls Sprain sometimesmakes at
Cripple. Just a little Bruise inay
do a lot of damage. Just e little
Il•eadathe inner be the forerunner of
Neuralgia. Just a little t. .7acobs
Oil applied in time cures promptly
and permanently Aches and Pains.
Just a Little caution; just a little
cost: Years of .Pleasure against
years of rain.
T .-N U 401
Ceylon. Tea is the finest
Tea the World produces,.
and Is acid- only in lead
pockets.
Blaac.k, Mixed a11ti Green,
4p41.% tan drtriktm try f`Sai,ada" Green
A recruiting sergeant tells !tow lie
once advised a, loafer to joie the int-
fantry of the line. In reply the
loafer excused himself as follows
"Weil, sergeaart, when 1 frnisked Inc
tbraiuing in the Wicklow Militia, I
went And volunteered for the Dublin
Fusiliers. 1 rend the spots alt right
hut when the doctor examined roe );
• was rejected beeps be said nay
mouth was too large, to march ;Aggin
the wind,"
A 1VJ LLA D MEANT
AN
? SATS IS NOW EE.I~,I,...G •
BETTER T -^, ESS
FOR MANY 'YEARS.
AIt Open Letter in Which a Pepnni-:
mut Citizen, Gives a, Strcaug
Recommendation for 1odd'a
7fidnecy Fula, .a Remedy* Which
Fre Says Restored. Vim to Good
ealtlz.
Welland, Ont., Nov, 2.--(Spccf, l.)'
--Mr. .7. J. Yokuni, grocer and low
vision merchant of this place. has
given for publication, en open, letter
as follows:
"For
as year orore
I had lie
en
ailing with ltic]tiev Trouble, in ail
of its worst fares, 1 hard a. very
de
lreed r
elu
,t l[Lout andd 1st-
'.'
tio or no aPPetite.at nstarntftrl
of lan ur, :met 1 Leeete grrat�
ly reduced ie. t;tei, Fut,
"At thanes I twee entirely ll*eaaf'ael-
tatcd.
"1 have spent considerable money
in medicines of dituerent kinds but
dial not get any good results 1 also
doctored with ae. pli sicaae* of v u.t
experience hut got no beseait,
"At lith 1 beeiuno discouraged end
boreless of ever being well again.
One day by land, I heard of llodd's
Kidney rills end began to use
QOM.
"From the first, they emoted to snit
my casts exactly. and when I had
taken flue boxes my old trouble had
entirely divappeared, nand 1 was feel-
ing better than I had in Many years.
"I 4111 110W in istilendid health and
able to stand great exertion, in fact
my general health is better than it
hos been in it Iola time.
"Sluce my recovery I have told
many others of I)odd's Kidney fills
and how they cured mc to May cur-
ed. Manly of them say 11, seeuts inz-
porrsible andyet they know it is
true."
(Signed) .7. J. YOICOM.
Mr. Y okom: has been n. resident of
Welland for years, and is known to
every anan, woman and child inthe
town. He was born in the neigh-
boring township et C'rowland, with-
in three miles of his present home,
and is known as a man of Christian
principles who would not make a
statement that would in any wary he
misleading.
Austria was the llrst country to
adopt the system of postcards. This
was in 1861).
Pale sickly children should inc Mothea
Grave's Worm Exterminator. Worms are
one of the principal causes of suffering in
children and should be expelled from the
system.
Paris has one acre of park for ev-
ery 15 persons; Liverpool one for ev-
ery 1,000.
Lever's Y -Z (Wise dead) Disin-
fectant Soap Powder is better than
ether soap powders, as it also acts
Its a, disinfectant. -
He -"They say that it takes three
generations to make a gentleman."
She -"Your grandson will be ell
right, then."
GRAINS OF GOLD,
Nothing is more reasonable and
cheap th.good ma,nnero.-South.
honor an comes by diligence; riches
spring from economy. -J. P. Davis.
The highest .manhood resides in
disposition, not in intelleet.-II. W.
Beecher.
That roan is worthless who knows
how to receive a favor, but not how
to return one..-..I'lautns.
More helpful than all wisdom . is
one draught of simple human pity
that will not forsake us, --George
Eliot.
Nothing can bring you peace but
yourself. lwutlaing can bring " you
Peace but the triumpit of prlecipies. 1
Etarerson.
Teacher ---"What is the future of
the verb to love,' Jennie ?" ,Jennie
(sweet sixt..;:en)--"To got emeeiee ""
Severe mitts tare easy smell bis the arse
of !tickle's • Aoti-Consumptive Syrup, at
medicine of extraordinary penetrating nand
heating properties, fn' is acknowledged
by those olio have used it as. befog lira
nest medicine :'old: for coughs. Balls, an
annotation of the Wags, earl all atif?eet1 ea
of the throat ow/ ciaesc, its: moven le:14es
to the tzs-:e makes i:, . a. favourite with
ladies and 0.L&; -n.
oefy curiosity is running away
with we." said the man whores two -
headed calf .persisted in dragging
hila, about alae farmyard,.
There area nunilier of varieties ofcorns.
IIollewey's Cora Viler) will remove any of
them. Call on your drngp:sr and get a
bottle at ouCc.
"How slow men are !" Qadd the
worann in the white 'taffetas. "My
husband spent at least two hours
titie hooting picking out a piece of
land for bantling, while I, in the
auae length of time, had sele etcd
three new hats," a
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BRANDS.
Klt:g Edward
ieee
44 Headlight
Ea Eae % In
lora . 1.
to Victoria
st Little �9t"
IW
:s
CARA
Dont
Experiment
with
other and
inferior
brand*,,
ROE
EDIJY'S
ti asked her father for her
hand ' " "'Yes." "And be refused
you ?" "No, be didn't, Ile said I
could have blah of *etas."
qi aril's Liniment ilia h st Hair gesturer
Lad,, -•-"A gentleman Balled. you
say 2 Did ho leaves er.yr nestle ?"
Parlormaid--' "01*, s aa'tu. Ile said it
1
--- ._,. wits iiiunalterlal 1"
Sbe lac sir 11u+ i .
A
Messrs. V. t . Iticlnartls o Co.
ttentlentem--�'htoduro Detrain ;ti
customer of aline, was completely
cared of riteuiav ism aaer five yews
of sut+erirg . by the Judicious ease of
11;5AItll'ti LIN13➢I:N't'.
Tile above fact can be verified by
writing to hire. to the parish priest
ear any of hist neighi,ors.
A. COTB,,
jllereliant, St. Teetiore. Que.
May 12th. lila'$.
""I gee by the newspapers." rnnark
cd Reeder. "that the miners !lt the
Rand are :ending out uppealts for
wives." "Is that so ?" ejaculated
Ilenny�•peck, in an eager whisper.
"They can have mine.""
F'ar Ohe r Mee Yearns
Al ALA AND " lw[Lt•Tatis moms
T
Yluilate4 Eoo:h. i. S7rnp Ari bean u:ad for ores at cF
rcuabyrdliioes of aioahera Tor their ddtlldreu wbI'a
tdeth i r wleh Xtrfect au;xc_,, 11, totthci spa child
tofta ie c'bo tat.+", obit, all iu'tn. curt+ wlud Beale, cell
,s the toast reds.! far Diarriiaa Is remota to the
erste. ion by diuCeiits in every Dart of /Le weed.
Terentyrieacentaattottic. lin labia in ircaletuable.
310521eaniout ¢er ra Ake [rlci;ow'a SootblogSyrup.
eel take
IIs --"You told your mother I. was
sorter for having made an idiot of
myself at her dinuer-party last
evening ? What did she say ?" She
-"Oh. elle said ::he noticed nothing
unusual " •
IMPERIAL MAPLE SYRUP
The quality standard from oaess to Dream.
Yourmouoyy _Back if nob aatlefaotars.
ROSE ac r arteleIMs, Atone+, Montreal.
Iter
Father --"No, sir. Yon can't
have her. 1' won't have a son-in-law
who has no mare brains than to
want to marry a girl with no Inore
sense than my daughter has shown
in allowing you to think you could
have her."
AN ADMIRABLE FOOD
IN COLD CLIMATES.
unb anage
3 tF.v -,
p
P
af 1,e
n but there one a
unt rpe
;
which per otsleeualnted with the silt
Ion agtee early, that IeThomas'}alecir:ef1
is a it:edit ine which coat he
relied norm to cute a cough, remote intoe.
heal sirs a o+' varioan Linde, ane# tun rtl;
an lull :mesa portion of the body to r,'iaicla
it Is applied.
Bather Mho its sbaiIn> . 'issintnat-
ing➢y)- - ']our hair needs cutting
!madly. air." Customer ttestily )--
"Well. 1 don't Lvov: anyone who MI
Lela it worse than you 1"
!Minds Liniment for flhsuma€ism,
Customer (enwr'ging front bargaiu-
cotutter crush)-" JTelp 1 My leg is
broken." Floor -walker -"You evil!
find the crotch ilnpatrtmeut. sir. on
the fourth floor, itt the rear."
THE FOUR TRACK NEWS.
A Sketch, by George S. Daniels is
the Gem of the October
Number.
Readers of all interests and of all
tastes in nature and literature nmilt
be well pleased with the choice to be
made from the goodly number and
variety of siibjccts treated of and
1 illustrattel in the October *.umber of
The neer-Track News. the excellent
literary production ot the I'aseenger
11epartmeut of the New Yot'k Central
& Hudson River Railroad. and tinder
the direction of General Passenger
Agent 'George II. Daniels. ,
But nothing in the admirable ar-
ray of contributions to this October
Four -Track News carries with it more
of the spirit of human interest and
grace of expression than an article
by illi. Daniels himself, entitled:
"Down the St. Lawrence and Up the
Saguenay." The sweet little pictures
scattered through it are suggestive
of the great nunber of others that
come to the mind's eye of all people
who have made this enchanting trip;
and we thin!: it would be difficult to
find any one of then; having a sense
of "the fitness of things," who
would not say that the beauties of
the entire route and the delightful
experiences it makes possible, have
found a fully satisfactory and
charming picturing in the pen of
General Passenger Agent Daniels. -
From Amsterdam (N.Y.), Evening
Recorder.
POULTRY,
We can bindleunlimited gee:it: been
Itrst•elaas dt'y ppoet ed 1'oniltr, ate ,
Arent 10,0II"i'urkeys nand Clticiiea;iter
All our order trade.
APPLES.
WO bare z trade that will take an r
enatitityoffirst-claass grcgerly .aceest
.Apples, and we B to take cava of them.
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8rr.Ytaetital,tltmaAat59r444tg.VA T1,
£cx.e afra:e SGi.t.t1.
AC TS MUTED ED 4r rant .'r.4s-
cacCata eAs�,
2"ii net Bente Verne Wp.c a:. tai'* 11.9;7.
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t�.e. Wrl:a"f; r lesa'• O. ttletezeele, t -..daleeffer 4 S -+
PATENTS Conan &r &oaldpt
otl!ti ate Qeadfledr
at)iTe. � dt
mit annoyer/nee. t1e)S ADIO Po Lege CO..,, r17
Galax Arc., Toronto.
Minard's Liniment Cures La Grippe
"What sort of tc felioty is Slit.
lows -nap ?" "7 dent know. I've only
wren him, when he was with his
wife."
1
Minard s Liniment is the bash
Libby's Natural Flavor Feeds
Oooked Jq,t $snotty Richt, then yet op In t
Opening c*a. Yen got them at swat crbeers
last u 1Ser 3M�.sa us -•dainty, tItatIons and
avndy totwrae. Y4a dill toyer Seep San■e with -
oat Users Fooin Phan Yon oboe ter them,
L BSY, McNEFLL & LIBBY, CHICAGO
Ask for oar booklet "Row so Mare Goof)
%Immo so RAT." It will be neat Yon tee.
Tilts Fleur.
do -Lis Ch.s-
tciaino
Brooch and
Locket is a
gift to eve-
ry person
answering
this wirer,
tisement.
Un g crst
that we want to send you an Absolute Gift
you would read every word of this Adver-
tisement, and answer it at once.
May We Hand
You Ono of
These?
SEND us your name and address on the below request, andwe will
take pleasure in sending you free of any charge this exquisite
gold finished and hard -enamelled Fleur -de -Lis Chatelaine Brooch
and Gainsborough Locket. This is a princely gift being finely
gold finished and sells regularly at $i.00 The Secret -Locket
opens and will hold two pictures. It is the embodiment of artistic skill and beauty. The
present is unconditional, it being a bid for your friendship and good -will. With the Chate-
laine Brooch and Locket we will send you ten boxes of Standard Electine Medicines to sell,
if you can, at ee cts. each; then return us our money and we wilt give you absolutely free all
the following magnificent premiums: One Genuine.Solid Gold Shell Ring, set with five simu-
lative Rubies, Emeralds or Opals ; one Nethersole Illusion Bracelet ; One Imported Parisian
Belt Buckle, and a complete set of Table Tennis (the most fascinating and popular game
in the world.) Never before has there been gathered together such an array of beautiful and
distinctive premiums for so light a service. Our medicines and premiums stand squarely on
their merits and are satisfying in every respect. 'We know this from -
thousands of testimonials from everyprovince;praising ourremedies and
expressing delight with our splendid premiums. It will be to your
advantage to reply at once --don't put it off till to -morrow but write.
now before you forget it . Remember, all you have to do is
to sign and return the attached request to day ; the Chatelaine Brooch,
Locket and Medicine will be promptly 1
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and even
if
you do not sell the Medicine you at least have 'a $1.00 Chatelaine
Brooch and Locket for simply making the effort. ' Do not hesitate, you
can count on our fulfiilling every promise to the letter, and you will
be more than satisfied. Lay down this paper and write us now.
The Mectille Medicine Co., Limited,
TORONTO, ONT.
Request for Fleur.de,Lis Chatelaine Broach, Gainsborough Locket, and Medicine.
ELECTINE MEDICINE CO,, LIMITED, Toroniggipme.
Ship immediately by, mail one Fleur-dc-LisChatelaine Brooch and Locket; also to
twentyfiveeenl boxes ofElectnteafedr nes. Iagree to.nakeanearnesfefforr5tosell the me-
dicine and return you the money with the understanding that I am to receiveJor this ser-
vice a Solid Gold Shell s-sto,:Erne; a Nethersole Illusion Aracelet, an imported Parisian
Belt Buckle, and a complete set of Table Tennis. Iftfai l to selltlie medicine, T will return it
loyou within thirty days, and retainrthe ChalelaineBrooch and Locket as a giftfrofu you.
Name - -
Address
write yeur name and address very very plainly.
Our wcmedies are Destine Tittle Liver Gr aniiles, Electine kidney Bea tis, Rl ectlne Blood
and Tissue Builders,Electine Pneumo Broncho Tablets, 1~lectine Headache Tablets.
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