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Dr. W►'i an.s' Pink Pills Cure D s,
en:e Through the Blood.
Medicines of the old-fa';hioned kind
will sometimes rcliete the eyntpt.►tus
of disease, though they can never
touch the disease itself—they never
cure. Ordinary medicines leave be -
tried theca indigestion. constipation.
biliousness and heads: he; purgatives
leave the patient feverish and weak-
ened. Dr. trilliums' fink fills, on
the other hand, do direct good to
the body. blood and nerves. They
fill the veins with new, rich, red
blood; they brace the nerves; they
Brite out disease by going right to
the root of the trouble in the blood.
They always do good—they cannot
possibly do harm. Mrs. Geo. Ken-
ley. Boxiyo •e, Ont., says:—"It is
with thanks that 1 tell you that.
Dr. \finials.:.' fink ('ills have cured
the etfte: my doc:.or had said I Colt 111
not bo cured. I suffered from an el -
Merit constant fluttering of the
heart, and sometimes severe pains.
'1'A? least exertion would leave me
breathless and tired out. My appe-
tite was poor, and my head ached
nearly all the time. I had lost alt
ambition to do any work, and felt
very hopeless. I had taken a great.
deal of medicine without any bene-
fit,
enelit, until 1 was advised to try Dr.
Williams' Pink 1'ills. These haw
made a retnarkable change in my
condition, and I nen feeling better
than I have done for wears. I glad-
ly give my experience in the hope
that it will benefit others."
Now Dr. 1Villianis' Pink Pills build
up strength as they did in Mrs. Hen-
ley's case in just one way—they ac-
tually make new blood. That is all
they do, but they do it well. They
don't act on the bowels, they don't
bother with there symptoms. They
go. right to the root of the trouble
In the blood. That is why these
pills cure anaemia, headache. heart
palpitation, indigestion, kidney trou-
ble, rheumatism, minimize. neural-
gia, St. Vitus dance, paralysis, gen-
eral weakness and the special ail-
ments of growing girls and women.
But you must have the genuine with
the full name Dr. Williams' Pink
l'ilis for Pale People, on the wrapper
around every Fox. Sold by all
medicine dealers or sent by mail at
50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.-
50 by writing The Dr. Wilfttuns'
Medicine Co., ilrockville. Ont.
JAPANESE CODE FOR WOMEN,
Foundation of Feminine Training
in That Country.
The work of the Countess Oyama
and other Japanese women in organ-
izing the hospital service of 'Tokio
and the various societies for aiding
the Japanese army is distinguished
for its splendid spirit and its modern
method. Any one who has watched
and admired it will take up with
amused wonder a recent book—the
translation of the precepts of a Jap-
anese sage, which for generations
have been the foundation of feminine
training in Japan.
The book itself is not now much
used, but its teachings have become
a part of the practice of every Jap-
anese household.
"The worst infirmities that afflict
the female," says the sage, Knibara
Eicken, -"are indocility, slander, jeal-
ousy and silliness. These infirmities
aro found in seven or eight out of
every ten women, need from than
arises the inferiority of women to
ou11."
Ile boldly puts the doctrine of the
nife's obedience en an impregnable
ground. "Such is the stupidity of
woman's character," he says, "that
it is incumbent on her in every par-
ticular to distrust herself and obey
her husband."
The system of rewards and punish-
ment for women extends over this
life and the life to come, and main-
tains nn ingenious balance. "A w'o-
mnn must look on her husband,"
says iKaibarn. "ns if he were heaven
itself. and never weary of thinking
how she may yield to her husband,
and thus escape celestial castiga-
tion."
Knibarn disapproves for women in-
dulgence in the pleasure of the Hun-
ter, of music, of wine. and even of
ten. Cur' ly e gin he )would
not have her very religious, nisi this
for n reason which no Christian
would be likely to guess—a kind of
ccmju1eel jealousy of heaven! "The
wife," he say's "must not enter into
nn irreverent fumllinri(y with tho
This is a highly Oriental view of
wernuln's place in the scheme of
things. Yet no one who knows( the
best. .1npn11(•iee 111ml'll can doubt
Hutt, whether becau.e of Knibfra's
tenchiter, or in spite of it. they are n
lov(ly type .( gracious. gentle. vig-
orous. loyal. achieving Itotnnnher e!.
They may !ince been slaves in the
pest, but they netts always charm-
ing slaves. Now That new .Inpan is
setting theme fr.e, their liberty has
not destroyed Heir it charm, but en-
hnnctd it
-----a-----
Itlt'r'k—"i say old chap, I'm in
shocking lar•!:. 1 want money badly,
Reel haten't the least idea where i
can get it." lte,•k—'•\Pell, 1't glad
1n hear that. I thought perhnpe
you had ah Iden ,Venn could borrow
trim' tile!'•
'i'rnule r --•''1'1:e 01.i, et of this lesson
is to int micate oh..iience. Do you
knew r I.it! to ()l.(%( iso" Apt i'upil
' \'r'+, rearm: 1 obey my pn.'•
"\ : that's right. New, tell tr
el \ y a e1. •t. ,‘ our ea " ^Il, enc,
he s lei cern ate."
"1'attler." snit) a little boy to his.
par.:.) the other any, "are not sail -
01' tory. very small men?': '•No.
11r)v ) n'eswered the father. "Pray
what !rads you to suppose that then
are s•, slttnll?" "Bemuse," replied
the eemir idea, '1 rend the other
tiny if a sailor J;oing to elect) in his
Mattis
CINEINATTFS ODD BANK
IT WILL TRAVEL ON A BIG
AUTOMOIIILE.
If Highwaymen At•! ear It Has
Sufficient Speed to Reach
Safety.
What with all-night banks and
bunks in churches, it is not surpris-
ing to learn that arrangements are
now being etude for a "bank on
%%he ls," tthich will tour the country
collectieg dep .: its" and paying out
"withdrattnis." This remarkable in -
HE FEELS AS
YOUNG AS EVER
MR. CHESTER LOOMIS TOOK
DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS.
And From a Used Up Man He Be-
came as Smart as a Boy.
Orland, Ont., Aug. 28—(Special).—
Mr. Chester Loomis, an old and ro-
spected farther living in this section.
stituliun, which in future will ',rob- is spreading broadcast the good
ably be known as the "First Auto-, news that Dodd's Kidney fills are
uwLile Bank of America," is shortly a sure curd for the tante (tack and
to open its doors in Cincinnati. and Kidney Disease so common among
its origin ntny be traced to the Cos• • old people. Mr. Loomis says:
C n• "1 un
Savings of a e Q wears of ago c as
c
and s
> Bunk and
n)c J olftsut u6
puny, of the same city. smart and active as a boy and I
The scheme is a pet ono of the give Dodd's Kidney fills all the
president, Mr. Charles E. Roth, who credit for it.
Ices for some years believed that such '•Ileforo 1 started to use Dodd's
a bank would not only be feasible, Kidney Pills I was so used up I
but of direct benefit to those con- l could hardly ride in a buggy and i
cermet. Mr. Moth is an inventor and could not do any work of ant. kind.
a scientist of some distinction, and Everybody thought 1 would not live
seine years ago he drew up the plans long. Dodd's Kidney l'ills aro a
for such a bank, and these he showed wonderful remedy.'•
to Mr. Simon llubig, one of the dir- '1hc kidneys of the young may be
ecters of the Cosmopolitan, and this wrong, but the kidneys of the ofd
gentleman thought so well of them must be wrong. Dodd's Kidney
that he strongly advised Mr. both pills make all wrong; Kidneys right.
That is why they are the old folks
greatest friend.
EVER. SO FAR IBA('K.
"011, yes," she said, :proudly, "we
can trace our ancertry hack to—to—
well, I don't know who, but we've
been dcsa.nding for centuries."
to take out a patent.
BANK ON WHEELS.
Mr. Roth, however, dict not stove
in the mutter at once, but when it
got noised about that he was per-
fecting a wonderful "bank on wheels"
and exaggerated accounts of it be-
gan
o-gan to get in the local press, he
thought the time had arrived when
he should apply for protection, and
this was at once granted hint by the
Patent Office in Washington. Mr.
Both is 110W superintending the build-
ing of this novel bank himself, and
if the result is not an unqualified suc-
cess he will bo the most disappointed
nate in Cincinnati.
We hula no hesitation in saying that
Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Dysentery Candied
is without doubt the best medicine ever
Introduced for dysentery, diarrhoea.
cholera and ail rammer complaints, res
The satisfaction of having the
hing done early in the day,
and well done, belongs to every
user of Sunlight Soap. 108
IMPRISONED AS MUTINEERS.
British Seamen Who Refuse to
Run the Risks of War.
Dozens of British seamen are con-
tinually arriving at Liverpool from
the far cast, where they have been
imprisoned for long terms in solitary
conlieement at Hongkong and Sin-
gapore for refusing to run the block-
ade to Vladivostock or carry contra-
band of war to the Japanese ports,
after having signori on for ordinary
voyages only.
Over 500 men have already Leen
sent to London by the Sailors' Nat-
ional Union. and claims for arrears
lir wages and damages for falso im-
prisonment 011 their account.
A typical case was related at Liv-
erpool by nn Irishman, who has just
come from Hongkong on tho steamer
Laertes. Ile says that he signed as
A.lt. at Cardiff last December for the
voyage to Hongkong on a collier.
The crew of twenty learned at
Hongkong for the first time that the
vessel's real destination was a Jap-
anese port. When they saw tho har-
bormaster he admitted that coal was
contraband 01 war, but in addition
sickness, etc. It promptly gives relief to thier ordinary pay of £3 15s. a
and never fails to effect a positive cure" month nothing was offered them as
Mothers should never he without a hot -
tie wins their children aro teething. compensation for the risk of capture)
The automobile on which the bank by Russian cruisers.
Mrs. Ilnrelu))-",Ielm. 1'en sure Nineteen of the men refused to
will be erected will be big—very big—! 1proceed, and were sentenced by the
for it will not only have to bear the there's n burglar in the house." Mr.
weight of a pretty substantial safe Ilarduppe—"Well, 1 feel 50rrv for harbormaster to ten weeks' impris-
onment a9 Gasses.
'1'hr'y lived on prison fare, and had
to pick two pounds of oakum daily,
and when taken out for exercise were
and a workmanlike counter, but also hie); I kn ew whnt it is to stork hard
provide room for the accommodation for nothing!"
of several clerks, including that very
important individual known in bank- Lifebuoy Soap — disinfectant — Is handcuffed and treated exactly as
ing circle at the "teller," strongly recommended by the inetlle.tI criminals.
Mr Moth has announced the fact J
pro ess:on as a safeguard against in -
that the car will be made of "chill- fectious diseases.
ed" steel, with double walls and one -
inch space between them. The safe, Miss Fluffy—"t11t tt do y,III think
which will, of course, be the special is the most imporlat, e part of n two -
object of those gentlemen who be- man's dress?" Mari nal Mit is — "Thu
liave in "helping themselves" will be cost!" •
so perfectly burglar-proof that, ac-;
cording to the rankers, you might'
dump it into the crater of Vesuvius' For Lays a Stilling (land on Pain.—
For �)ulns in the joints 1411(1 limbs and
for r )semantic ains
Thomas'
neuralgia and lum-
bago. Dr. I:clee(ric oil is
without a peer. Well rubbed In, the
skin absorbs it and it quickly and per-
manently relieves the affected port. Its
value lies in its magic property of re -
and it Would be thrown out again
absc-lutely undamaged.
ROUGH ON R.11•'tLi.S.
As a further safeguard against the
attention of these burgiariously In - wing pain from the bolt, and for
elined, Mr. Roth states taut no great that good quality it is prized.
amount of specie or securities will --
be kept on the "premises," 50 that "1t'hrtl's the judge going to do
altogether the bank on wheels will 'i"w?" asked the green juror, in a
not be the joy of crncksnleu one whisper. "lie's g ' g to charge the
might suppose. The working rooan j'''Y." said the foreman. "Charge
for the clerks will be large and 00111_ the Jury? Charas us? What for?
modious, and the car will travel 80 )Per don't have to pay not him' for
easily that they will have no excuse 1 tie privilege of sitting me the jury,
for bad penmanship. 'I'hc ►rd►tivo do we?"
power will be electricity, and, should
the bank ever be chased by a hurtle 1
of disappointed bandit's, the autoln)-
bile would he able to cover a dis-
tance of fifty miles before the cape -
cite, of the storage buttery nes ex-
haested.
The cost of the automobile alone
will be $:i,000, which does not strike
one as being very extravngnnt, butficial,
then all the accessories, including the
frescoing of the ceiling and the cut- j BRITAIN IS PROSPEROUS.
glass ink -wells, will he extra. 'There! _
will also be a kind of miniature oral- Tremendous Increase in Income
oury, which will contain "shooters" in Thirteen Years.
of the most modern make, as well
ns a business -like -looking lot of Cat -1 Many striking (nets in mention to
lasses and swords and bowie -knives.' the conditions of life and progress of
How to elean-e the System.—Parme-
lee's Vegetable Pills ate the result 01
.cientit:e ste,dv 11; the storm uo ex-
tracts of certain roots mid herbs upon
lac dig.stivo organs. 'Their use has
rte11mnatrnled le many iustancee that
they rcgulnte the action of the liver
and the kidneys, purity the bi 1, anti
curry off all morbid accumulations
from iho eysteui. They tiro easy 10
take and their action Is n,itd and l,euo-
SOMETIMES "PULL" HORSES
Judge's Comments on Racing
Morality on the Rand.
During the trial, at the lust Wit-
watersrand (South Africa) Criminal
Sessions, of lt racehorse owner nam-
ed shriller' Colville for assault on a
trainer, the following interesting
conversation took place between the
judge (Mr. Justice Mason) and the
accused: -
111s Lordship—"You say owners
generally put their bends together?
Colville --Yee. A friend of mine
might have a horse which he thinks
has a chauee of winning if my horse
wits out of it, and he might colnc to
me and say, 'Give as a chance.' and
if it suited ate i alight do it."
"You arrange to sit 111(110 lite pub-
lic•!"
"No, not that."
"'That is what it appears to me.
What is it?"
"Vote don't arrange that your
horse shan't twin, but you don't ap-
pear anxious." (i.aughter).
"Ilughes (another owner) wanted
y"u to arrange to swindle the public
for that is what 1 call it?"
"Yes, that is what i ells, and I no
it nt every meeting ellen I have the
chance."
"i suppose I nm an outsider, but
't looks to me like sit bulling and
nothing else."
"Racing men
thnt way."
The jury acquitted the accnsel, rind
the judge discharged hint wit l t
I'hc windows will he protected by the United Kingdotn during the Inst furl her comment.
steel burs, and the office will he heat- fifteen years are contnined in the ren -r
ed by electricity and lighted by the' anal statistical abstrncl justissueel'
same means. •in 1.e.ndon. 11 covers the period (vola' 11nske•r—"( don't object so much
The window of the teller's sanctum is.la)-'1 to 1004-'5. 'The imperial ex- en Fanny kissing her deg, but 1 pro -
(who will combine the stork of "pity - p e ,editure has risen in that period ter her to kiss ale before, and not
bug" and "receiving") has been see- nen; $515,000,000 to $750,000,000. niter." Wnsper—"I kn.W, hilt dont
einlly protected against any pro- The (property and income tax which 'yore think that the dog hits his pre:
lessional attention on the part of its 1$:10•'91 yielded *65,250,000 had ference, too?"
burgalrs. it. is "grilled," end she -mist to furnish Inst year *155,250,000.
this not be sniiclent, the teller can The total of incomes on which this!
(she.nld the appearance of his cies- tax is paid has risen In thirteen IOUST THE DEMON,
touter not please hint) draw down a .urs f lt2,ff85,1:.1 ,Otto to gale -
steel sliding 11nod, while from n side 4e -5,000,00o and even that enormous+ A Tussle With Coffee.
ohservntion v. inflow no could cover sena is not the full •'\tent of the In -
his unwelcome visitor with n pistol. cenme which the inhabitants of the! 'There is something fairly demonl-
In fact, the burglar, if he Is wise, 111111m1 kingdom received in 11104-'5 as nen' in lila way
coffee Hornet imes
still confine his attention to ordinary oto• year's proceeds fr-o111 their pro- I wreaks Its fiendish malice on those
hneks and let this one roll along in p(rty and work. The toffs] gross ht -!who use it.
come for tient y.,)r ens estimated by, A Indy writing from Calif. says:—
the inland retenite department at "My husband and 1, both lovers of
$las,, !00,000. The British experts coffee. suffered for some time from
Neve risen in value (rem *I.:115,500,- n very annoying form of nervous -
000 in 1800 to $12 'In,i00,u11,) ,\p- ass, nlc•umpanied by most frightful
do not take it in
pence.
V1:ItY TORRID.
'I'uin—iter father kicked you out
eh? 1 thought you said voted make portioned ,jay population. however, heartaches. In my own case there
him) cone to tern's. this plea roil. increase 11 orks eta was eventually developed amine reel
Dick—Se 1 did—to heat ''1 terms. really n reduction of n penny per of affection of the nerves lending
You should hate heard them. capitae it is naso pointed out that from the spina 10 the head.
while fifteen yeers ago British ship- "i was unable to hold my head up
Mollie—"Chirle s says 1 grow more ping had n gross tonnage, of 11,150,- straight, the tension of the nerves
beautiful every thee he se s me." 0011 tons, now it has risen to 16,- drew it to One side, causing me the
205,000 tons. most intense pain. We got no relief
♦ from medicine, and were puzzled as
to what caused the trouble, till n
Ayl'I'I-h 1881 NG I,1:A(lliI . friend suggested thnt possibly the
A littic red 'mitten worn by some coffee we drank had something to do
800 women, ofd thud y g. tnun•ie(1 with it, 01141 advisea that we quit it
and singly, in the city of Mexico, and try Postum Coffee.
signifies membership in the Anti_ ' tVe followed his advice. and from
the day that the began to use Pos-
\laude—"if that's the came you
ought to make hint cull twice n
day"
1., a ..: t. -"11. • ' 1 ' ..; nt the
del bearding i, •:et bncon
and l'i g: every hueroirrc e _ usual?"
Mtnyer--'•Oh, nee we t ' an recces-
'onnl change." Lent itt- \'oil don't
K issing League. Members of 1 he
say en?" Stnyer--"\ . Nome league take a ttolemmn pledge not to
ntornines twi' only get lee •t." kiss each other, in public or in prl-
-- — _ sate. their contention being that
kissing is the means of conveying
contngious disene"e front one fair lip
to another.
A 11;L1CATF: TOUCii.
"Paw, what's the light-fingered
gentry?"
"i,id you ever see the corner gro-
cer repacking a box of berries that
got ioited down?"
"tib huh."
"Weil. he's one."
s
Miss 1-'lyup (coyly)—"Do you be-
lieve that it's love that makes the
world go round?" Mr. Mtaylate—
indeed 1 do. Notice how soon mid-
night comes when I spend the ever
sag with you.'
turn we both legnn to improve, rind
in n very short time both or us were
entirely rc'lieted. The nerves be-
came steady once more, tho heacl-
nebIs ceased, the muscles in the back
of my neck relaxed. my head
straightened up and the dreadful
pain that had so punished Inc while
I used the old kind of coffee vnn-
tslme(1.
"We have never resumed the use of
the old coffee, but relish our Postum
every dny as well ns we did the
former beverage. And we are de-
lighted to find that we can give it
freely to our children also, some-
thing we never dared to oto with the
old kind of coffee." Name given
by Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich. "No."
Postum Coffee contains abeelutely "Then why do yon carry ill"
no drugs of any kind, but relieves 'Cause when it rains pa wants
the coffee drinker from the old drug It. and when the sun shines ma uses
poison it, and ft's only this kind of wea-
There's a raaaonr Fee diat I '.an get to use it at all."
The Rich, Clear Color of
TEA is sui;gc,tivc of it's PURITY AND STRENGTH, It's
DELIOIOUL FRAGRANCE is still more salicin
Fresh from the Plantation In Load Sealed Packets
TRY THE RED LABEL. For sale at all live grocers.
rte•
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Don't judge my treatment by unsuccese•
-
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for years with this affliction and now
1 ray life's work is to help others from
Mg humiliating trouble. My treat-
; m0111 is ear.y and accomplished at home,
and 1 will forfeit $son 11 it tails to
remove hair. Don't suffer longer. Re -
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Gifted —Ilere, I ordered n porter-
house )seek and n fried egg. You've
only brought the egg. %there's the
bleak?
)fatter—Under the -egg, sir.
When all other corn preparations fail
try llolloway's Corn Cure. No pain
whatever, and no inconvenience In ur,e.
R.
Mrs. Wheeler—"Whatever else his
retells, we cunt but say that )-:Die's
young farm is constant." Mr. \Pi, . 1 r
—" 'Constant? ' llemph! I shout I
think 'cos:tienous' expressed it lat-
ter."
Not a Nau•ealing ).'111.—Tho exriplent
of a p111 Is the substance which enfold.
the Ingredients awl makes up the p111
mase. 'That of I'arnselee'e Vegetable
Ihils Is so compounded as to preserve
their lnoisture, and they can be carried
Into any latitude without ttnpatring
their strength. Ninny pills, In order to
keep them from adhering. aro ruffle In
)powders, which prove nauseating to the
taste. Parmelee's Vcgctnble Pills Ara
go prepared that they are agreeable to
the most delicate.
11. M. S. DOMINION.
The "Dominion" warship repre-
sents nn expenditure of £1,805,000.
The vessel weighs 11.000 tons, hire a
displacement of 14,71EO tons. iter
length is 425 feet, speed eighteen
and n hull knots, and her two sets
of engines and four cyclinders will
develop 1A,000 h. p. She carries n
crew of 800.
1-118 ONLY OPPOitTUNiTY.
"Little Foy," said a ge•ntiemen,
"why do you carry that umbrella
over your head? It's not raining."
"No."
"And the sun is not shining."
1? ARM AT AiIlOHIS, Al.ttr"r'TA-
1'2598 acres -22 miles north of
.:Igary; 3 niiles from Airdrie railway
depot; convenient to church, school ,
stores, etc.; splendidly situated: magni-
ficent
egniI cent view; Meet -class soil; good water
supply; up -to -data Improvements; well-
b:nit house of eight rooms. fitted with
ell modern conveniences and drainage
eys.teui; stable, cattle sheds, beery
LI e.1, workshop, corrals, etc.; good
fences, all new and substantial; will be
sold as a going concern, with stock,
crops, machinery, tools and house fur-
nishings; .11,1,, farm is all plow nide. and
is espeziully adapted for growing hard
fall wi.ent and for mixed farnning. Full
particulars on application to Cray
tiros., Airdrie, Alta.
Furniture Free
For your assistance In introducing
our household goods we give, with-
out charge, line Household Furniture.
Silverware, Watches, etc.
This is Your Opportunity to
Furnish Your Homo Without Any
Cash Outtay:
We pay 11.0011.. Dunt welt. Send
for descriptive catalogue to -day.
THE COLONIAL SALES Co
Toronto, Ont.
WILL CLEAR THEM OUT
BEWARE or SUBSTITUTES
PACIFIC COAST EXCURSIONS.
(luring June, July, August and
September the Chicago and North
Western Ity, will sell from Chicago,
round trip excursion tickets to Han
1'runcisco, Los Angeles, 1'orlhitd,
Ore. (Lewis h Clarke Excursion), So -
tittle, Victoria, Vancouver at very
low rates. Correspondingly cheap
fares front nil paints In Canada.
Choice of routes, best of train ser-
vice, favorable stopovers and liberal
return limns. Hates, folders and
toll information can be ohtniniel
from 11. 11. Ilennett, tar neral Agent,
2 fast King St., 'Toronto, Ont. 81
1118 01.1) LOVE Li•;T'1'EiRS.
Pntlent—I'tn very much afraid I'm
losing my mind, doctor.
Doctor—What reason have you for
thinking !het remit is the case?
I'atietnt-1 found a paeknge of olrl
letters in Ines wife's renal yesterday,
suppuaed to have be n written by ins
daring ear courtship, but i can't
remember having written such fool
stuff.
These two desirable qualiecattons,
pleasant to the lefty and e.' the tomo
time effect"al, are to be found 1n II..
titer (crave.' Worm i•:xterminator. Chil-
dren like it.
A little boy entered n tol,ae••o-
niat's shop fuel. approaching the
counter, asked in n equ.'0ky voi •••.—
"Please, sir, father wants to knots
it it is true thnt (here is such a
thing as n tohare, must." "1'es,
my Md. there j,," r. e'': d t!i.• elan.
"Well. (Miser would 1r. to 1)1' 1r•i•,t-
ed with twee plugs.'.
A Summer Cough
k1110 berdtet k?nil In get rid of and O.
most (lieges OUP i.lei to neglect.
Shiloh's
Consumption
CureThn Lung
Tunic
w111 eur•e yen retie kly tine surely --step
the fever. erengthrn the lungs an,l
make ynu well again.
At all drngeste, 1S•, 'n4111.0141' 1. •'
r�.4 :
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