The Brussels Post, 1912-3-14, Page 7G•esesseseealesseasseseessesisseestswAssit 'THE WEARY SMILE
THAT COVERS !WEN
Women aro Themselves to Blame
for Much of Their Suffering.
You g Folks
oessiveessisesesseensesseireofis
THE HOUR THAT FLEW.
"You are going out, and 1 have -
can single thing dot" sighed
Robbie,
"Arthur will be at home in an
hour," said mother. "Let's think
of something to do. Pll tell you;
Niko this pincushion, and stick in
all these new black and white
pins."
Robbie took the cushion, which
looked like a plum rod matthess,
and his face brightened.
"I know what Pll play!" he
cried. "Sokliers 1 The pincushion
can bo the p'rade-ground, and I
can have a sham battle like the one
papa, took us to sec."
It took some time to arrange the
white pins all at one end of the pin-
cushion, and the blaek ones at the
other, for the lines had to be very
straight and even. Robbie was so
busy over it that he hardly noticed
when his mother kissed him and
slipped away,
"I'm going to have the blue and
red ones for officers," he said, for-
getting that the was alone. "This
fat, red-headed one will make a
splendid general."
It was quite exciting when Rob-
bie made the cannons go boom 1
boom! and the soldiers fell over by
dozens. The, fat, red general held
out to the end, and behaved like a
fine fellow.
Then Robbie built forts and bar-
ricades of black and white pins,
from behind which the bine and red
soldiers blazed away at each other
with great Spirit.
The black safety -pins were laid
fiat on th•e cushion and held there
by the oars four of which stuck out
on each side. Blue -headed soldiers
crouched in the bottom of the boat,
while a tall, white -headed pin stood
in the midst of them. So lifelike
did it seem to Robbie that he could
almost imagine that the tall pin had
its arms folded and was trying with
eager eyes to pierce the, darkness.
"Hello, what's all this?" said a
voice in his ear so suddenly that it
made him jump.
"Why, Arthur, mother said that
you wouldn't be here for an hour,"
said Robie, "and now it's—why, it's
more than an hour 1"—Youth's
Companion,
STORY OF BLACK BEADS.
The :Necklace Was Worn By Mary,
Queen of Scots.
It is generally understood in
London, England, among jewel lov-
ers and connoisseurs—an increasing
and very knowledgeable coterie—
that the famous Mary Queen of
Scots necklace of black pearls 'worn
by her at her execution. at Fother-
ingay Castle on February 8, 1587,
has been bought for $100,000 by
Mrs. Belmont of New Yosk. This
necklace has an extraordinary wed
romantic hiatosy. It was lost sight
of for many years' and Andrew
Lang asserts that itwas stolen from
the queen'e neck by the execution-
er, a dour Scotsman, who knew its
value. The pearls vanished from
human ken. About three years ago
a London woman of title whose
husband has a shooting box in
Scotland was rummaging irt en old
curiosity shop in a small Highland
town. She came upon a string of
blackish beads which rather took
her fancy, and offered. $5 ler them.
The offer was accepted. She
brought her find, of which ehe did
not know the value, back to Lon-
don with her anti chanced to be
wearing the necklaceono day at
luncheon at the Savoy. A man who
Was present and who appeared to
know .something about pearls asked
to look at it, and after examining
it easefully, said:
"Do you know you are wearing
nn histone necklace? 1 have stud-
ied this sort of thing rather closely,
and I believe these are the missing
Mary Queen of Scots pearls,"
The owner laughed at the absurd
su•ggestion, but as a wise and cau-
tious woman he took them te
firm ef court jewelers, the finest and
trustsvorthiest experts in the world,
They •examined the necklaoe, fully
confirmed the previous opinion, and
offered to buy it for $60,000. Milady
accepted the price, and to her tired
it, be it said, sent $10,000 to the
curiosity shop keeper in Scotland,
The erstwhile beads—new historical
black pearls—remained with the
jewelers until recently, when Mrs.
Belmont bought them at the afore,
said price, The pearls, it seoms,
are not in themselves intrinsically
very valuable, having to a certain
extent perished, as pearls will do,
but, their authenticity is undoubted,
and anyhow pearls have risen in
value in the market at teat 100 per
cent. in the last five years. There
is a genuine Marie Antoinette pearl
necklace now in the market for
which the owner .asks $200,000, but
no buyer has yet tuned up.
t THAT WAS THE QUESTION,
"What did the capitalist gay
when you told him you had such a
promising, scheme 1"
"He said it was all right about
Its proMiSing, but did it pay1"
Women are weak, yet under a
smile they will try to hide pain and
suffering that any man could not
bear patiently. If women would
only remember that their frequent
failures of health arise from feeble
or impure bleed their lives would
be smoother and they would lenges
retain their natural charm.
When the blood fails then begin
those dragging backaches and
headaches; unrefreshing sleep that
causes clerk lines under the eyes;
dizziness; fits of depression; palpi-
tation or rapid fluttering of the
heart; hot rashes and indigestion.
Then the cheeks grow pale, the
eyes dull and the complexion blem-
ished.
Women should knowstbat much
of this suffering is needless and can
be promptly remedied. Purify and
enrich the blood through the use of
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and your
suffering will vanish. Thousands
of women know that Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills have brightened their
lives by making the new, good
bleed of health, and so toning up
all the vital organs into healthy,
vigorous a,ction. Here is an in-
stance from among the many. Miss
Cora Cornell, St. Cathanues,
Ont., says: "Ever since the age of
fourteen I have • suffered terribly
with pains in my back, and eevere
headaches. I was also much trou-
bled with indigestion anti had to
be extremely careful as to my diet,
and sometimes did not feel like
eating at all. Some two years ago
the headaches became so bad that
I had to give up my position, which
was clerking in a store, where, of
course, I was constantly on my
feet. I took a position in an of-
fice, where I could be seated most
of the time, but even then I suf-
fered terribly most of the time. Asi
the medicine I had been taking did
not help me I finally decided to try.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. I got a
supply, and soon felt they were
helping me and I continued taking
the pills for several months until I
felt perfectly well. Although my
doctor advised me not to go back
to my old position, I decided to do
so, and have not felt any ill effect.
I never have backache now, sel-
dom a headache, and all traces of
the indigestion have disappeared.
I cannot speak too highly of Dr.
'Williams' Pink Pills and I hope
this letter will help someone who
suffers as 1 used to."
Sold by all medicine dealers or
by mail at 50 cents a box or six
boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
Freshman—"Who is the smallest
man mentioned in .history 7" So-
phomore—"I give it up." Fresh-
man—"Why, the Roman soldier
who slept on his watch.'
Unless worms be expelled from
the system, no child can be healthy.
Mother Graves' Worm Extermina-
tor is the best medicine extant to
destroy worms.
There are fish in the sea as good
as ever were lied about.
minartrs Liniment cures nem:1rue.
Peckem—"So you want to marry
my daughter, do you 1" Young—
"Yes, sir." Peckem—"Ilem 1 Are
you aware that she strongly re-
sembles her mother 7" Young—"I
am, sir." Peckera—"Then take
her, young man, and—e--be as
happy as you can."
A Trial Treatment
of Cuticura Soap
and Ointment Fre
to Skin Sufferers
If you, or someone dear to
you, are suffering the itch-
ing, burning, sleep -destroy-
ing torments of eczema or
other cruel skin eruption,
with its embarrassing, un-
sightly disfigurement; if you
have tried all manner of
treatment, no matter how
harsh, to no avail, and have
all but given up hope of
cure, write to -day for a lib-
eral sample of Cuticura Soap
and Ointment. Thousands
of skin -tortured sufferers,
from infancy to age, have
• found that the first warm
bath with Cuticura, Soap
and gentle application of
Cuticura Ointment bring
instant relief, permit rest
and sleep) and prove the
first steps in a speedy and
successful treatment. Ad-
dress "Cuticura,* Dept,
/01\44 Boston, U. S.
MR. ROOSEVELT
The former President of the
United States, and now seeking
nominations for third term.
HER FIRST CAKE.
She measured out the butter with
a very solemn air,
The milk and sugar a,lso; and she
took the greatest care
To count the eggs correctly, and to
add a little bit
Of baking -powder, which, you
know, beginnets oft omit;
Then she stirred 11 all together,
and she baked it for an hour,
But she never quite forgave herself
for leaving out the flour!
SOOTHING MIXTURES
DANGEROUS TO CHILDREN
Mixtures sold under the name
"soothing" are usually dangerous
to the life of the little ones whom
they are supposed to help. They
contain opiates and narcotics and
and sleep prompted through their
use is false sleep—to be plainer,
the little one is drugged into insen-
sibility. The only absolutely guar-
anteed remedy for little ones—the
only remedy backed by the guaran-
tee of a government analyst to con-
tain no opiates, narcotics or other
harmful drugs is Baby's Own Tab-
lets., They cannot possibly do harm
—they always do good. Thousands
of mothers have learned their value.
They help not only the newborn
babe, but also the growing child..
Stomach and bowel troubles;
worms; colds, simple fevers are all
banished by them and they pro-
mote, that refreshing sleep so help-
ful to little ones. The Tablets are
sold by medicine dealers or by mail
at 25 cents a box from The Dr.
Williams Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
"A good-natured man was com-
plaining bitterly on•e day of his
numerous visitors and the expense
his hospitality was to him." "Sure
and tell you how to get rid of
them," said an Irishman. "Pray,
howl" "Lind money to the poor
ones and borrow money of tho rich
ones, and nayther sort will ever
trouble you ag'inl"
Bickle's Anti -Consumptive Syrup
is an unparalleled remedy for colds,
coughs, influenza, and diseases of
the throat an•d lungs, The fame of
the , medicine rests upon years of
successful use in eradicating these
affections, and in protecting man-
kind from the fatal ravages of con-
sumption, and as a neglected oold
leads to consumption, one cannot
be too careful to fight it in its early
stages. Bickle's Syrup is the wea-
pon, use it, -
Grace (fleeing from infuriated
bull)—"Face him, Percy!. You said
you would face death for me 1"
Percy—"Eut the wretched brute is
far from dead!"
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS,
Your druggist will refund inutoy if PAZO OINT-
MEET fails to our,, any owe of 'banes, Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding Plies 3,3 to 14 days. alle
BRIDEGROOM IN CHAINS,
When Mr, and Mrs. James E.
Lake, recently married, returned to
Georgetown, Col., after n honey-
moon, they were mot at the station
•by twenty men. They fastened
cowbells to Lake'e ankles and his
body, A heavy' chain was placed
about his neck, handcuffs paaged 011
his writs, and he was chained to
the end of a dray and marehed
through the streets, Later he was
harnessed to a cart and compelled
to haul his wife through the busi-
ness part of the town. Chief Fred
Parket, of ;the volunteer fire de-
pertment, of which Mr. Lake is a
member, headed the procession
With band.
blillartre LiniltIOnt Rsliovss Ntatralglit.
TRIS IS INDEED
A SEVERE TEST
C. IVIATTESEN IXAS HAD ItliE1.7-
- 'AUTISM ALL 1118 LIFE,
But Dodd's Ritlitey Pills Have
Benefited Him so Mush Ile Re-
commends 'Them to Othcrl--Why
They Always Cure Rheumatism.
Heiberg, 33. C., February 20
(Special).—That Dodd's Kidney
Pills will euro Rheitmatisr has
been proved again and i,gain.
Where -the dread disease is Leaking
its first inroad's into the system tho
cure is quick and complete, Where
the rheumatism is of longer stand-
ing it takes longer treatment, but
the result is always the same.
Dodtl's Kidney Pills always cure.
Probably the hardest test' Dodd's
Kidney Pills have over been given
is in the case of Mr, C. Mattesen
of this place. It is best stated in
his own words :—
"I have been troubled with
Rheumatism all my life," Mr, Mat-
tesen states, "but I am happy to
tell you that I have received so
much benefit from Dodd's Kidney
oPtillosir.a,t I can recommend them to
h
Here is a case of the longest pos-
sible standing. But Dockl's Kidney
Pills will surely cure it. Why?
Because, uric acid in the blood is
the cause of rheumatism, and
Dodd's Kidney Pills take the uric
acid out of the blood by making
the kidneys do their proper work.
• "Nothing 'serious the matter with
your father's lungs, is there,
Jerryl" "I should say not! He's
been coughing for 37 years and he
can cough louder now than ever."
Soft corns are difficult to eradi-
cate, but Hollosvay's Corn Cure
will draw -them out painlessly.
GRAINS OF GOLD.
If poverty has its inconveniences
it has also its independeoce and se-
curity.
And would ye partake of bar -
vest's joys the corn must be sown
in the spring.
Look for crosses; and while it is
fair weather mend the sails of the
ship.
The most knowing man in the
course of the longest life will al-
ways have much to learn; and the
wisest .a,ncl best much to improve.
Man can scarcely be uncles a
greater delusion than to suppose
that he can in any instance add to
his happiness by a sacrifice of prin-
ciple,.
The meaning of a song goes deep.
Who is there that in logical words
can express the effect music has on
us? A kind of inarticulate, un-
fathomable speech, which deeds us
to the, edge of the Ineffnite, and lets
us for n moment gaze into that.
The world has ne room for cow-
ards. We must a,11 be ready some-
how to toil, to suffer, to die. And
yours is not the less noble because
no drum heath before you.whe,n you
go out into your daily battlefields,
and no crowds shout about your
coming when you return from your
daily victory or defeat.
IA*
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4
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STOPS 001110118 L'EttlsELVI
"Before 1 propose, Miss Plainer,
I must know if you have anything
in the bank?" `Yes, 111r. Hunter
1 have a sweetheart there; he's the
manager. We are to be married
next month."
Always Serviceable.—Most pills
lose their properties with age. Not
SO with Parmelee's Vegetable Pills.
The pill mass is so compounded that
their strength and effectiveness is
preserved and the pills can -be car-
ried anywhere without fear of los-
ing their potency. This is a qua-
lity that few pills possess. Some
pills lose their power, but not so
with Panneleo'a. They will main-
tain their freshness and potency for
a long time.
A boy reading the verse, "And
those who live in cottages are hap-
pier than those who sit on thrones, '
startled the class by reading thus
"And those who live in cottages
are happier than those who sit on
thorns."
BD. 1
IS l'E 10-12
• TOMATO 011,,
•
The production of tomato oil is an
industry of a recent date. The oil
is obtained from the seeds, a waste
product from the proeees of pre-
serving tomatoes, In the Province
of Parma, Italy, 84,000 tons of to-
matoes have been oon,surned during
the past, year. The total production
in Italy, representing $8,000,000, of
which $2,500,000 represented ex-
ports. The 89,000 tens mentioned
yield Avesta material amounting to
13,000 itons, four-fifths of this being
water, Pressing reduces it further
to 4,000 ,toms,
consisting chiefly of
the seeds, By a. process of cold
compression, 18 per cent, of tomato
oil is obtained, Tho 84,000 tons of
tomatoes therefore yield 600 tons
of oil. This oil is very dry and of a
golden yellow color, It is used for
the manufacture of varnish and as
a fuel,
FREE TO BOYS
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Your name and we will send you 30 sets
of beautiful Easter and other post -cards,
to sell at ten cents a set (six cards in
each set), When sold, send us the Money
and we will send you whichever prize
you choose. For selling 40 sots we will
give you a "Simplex" Typewriter. We
prepay all charges. Address HOMER.
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FROM BAD TO VERSE.
Little drops of nonsense,
Little grains of verse
Keep the pessimistic world
Frew growing any worse.
Ready-made Medicine.—you need
no physician for ordinary ills when
you have at hand a bottle of Dr.
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colds, sore throat, bronchial trou-
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burns bruises, sprains it is unser-
passeci, while for cuts, sores, ulcers
and the like it is an unquestion-
able healer. It needs no testimoni-
al other than the use, and that will
satisfy anyone as to its effective-
ness.
RIGHT.
Drill Sergeant (after worrying
Brown for two hours)—"Right
about fee."
Brown—"Thank goodness, I'm
right about something at last 1"
Try ihrine Eye Remedy
No 0mortlug—Feeis gine—dots Quickly.
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Ca I' BY"olee lo dooptiu Tubes, ?goalie.
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WHY HE ESCAPED.
Agnea—Why didn't you arrest
the burglar who was found under
your bed 7
Gladys — He said that if I
-wouldn't have him arrested he'd
never tell how dusty he got.
Minard's Liniment Co., Limited.
Gentlemen,—Thoodore Dorado, a custo-
mer of mine, was completely ourod of
rheumatism after live years of suffering,
bv the Judicious use of MINARD'S
LINIMENT.
The above facts can bo verified by writ-
ing to him, to the Parish Priest or any
of his neighbors
A. COTE, Merchant.
St. Isidore, Que., 12 May, '98.
In the State of California, the
female vote outnumbers the male
by over 80,000.
Only Ono "BROM° QUININE."
That is LAXATIVE BROM° QUININE, Look
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World over 'to Cure a Cold in One DE'S,. 250,
A DISAPPEARING LADY.
This Ghost Was Really Afraid of
Something Nn°catwhinign. the way of
ghosts is reported to have made its
appearance recently in the Nurse's
Home at the Manchester (England)
Royal Infirmary, and timid nurses
and ward -maids have crept between
the 'sheets fervently hoping that
the weird visitant would not disturb
their slumbers.
It is no orthodox ghost that is
said to have been haunting the
nurses' apartments. According to
the most authentic story the appari-
tion is of ths feminine porettasion,
and is clad in a bong black gown
and stole, the only relief to its S0111 -
bre make-up being its ghastly white
face, its long sinuous fingers and
blanched lifeless hands.
In such a form at all events it is
said to have presented itself to a
nurse some weeks ago. . She had
been out during the evening, and
on being admitted was passing
along the aortic -ler toward her room
when she noticed the figure of a
woman a few paces before her.
Thinking "the lady" had vials a
mistake and Inc] got into the prem-
ises in error, •the haatened to over-
take "her," and was in the stet of
tapping her shoulder when the
lihau.vrshosg been seen by several other
a"plapttiodlilaLh21:bdta_..nSillrelotirlteelcli th:s
iviinara's Lininioit Cures BUMS, eto.
DYEING ! CLEANING 1 FARMS FOR SALE CFI RENT.
For the very best, send your work 00 3).,
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Lock for agent in your town, or send direct.
Montreal, Toronto, Oitawa, Quebec.
16th. usu'icn
Plume
All
Cows
Jost the hind of
Ostrich Plume , _eon
hunt to pitY a.5.00
for et retail storm.
gully 10 I oohos IONA
Vers t1;.;dtgiVIItle0a.
drooping bead. bona
2000.to-dg, this Opper.
Melly for a limited nine
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money beck if notentiroly pleased,
NEW TOM< OSTRICH FEATIIER CO., Inc.
Dept. it fifth Avenue and 21d Street, OW York
Mount Pleasant Post Office, Lon-
don, England, usually deals with
fourteen and a hall million letters
a week. and half a million parcels.
It is Wise to Prevent Disorder.
—Many causes lead to disorders of
the stomach and few are free from
them. At the first manifestation
that the stomach and liver are not
performing their functions, a course
of Parmelee's Vegetable Pills
should be tried, and it will be found
that the digestive organs will speed -
fly resume healthy action. Laxa-
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in these pills that no other pre-
paration could be so effective as
they.
The estimated wealth of the
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Ellnard's Liniment for sale everywhere
. A PROPHECY.
"What's that you are sayingl"
asked Mr. Growcher. "I was just
reciting about the COW that jumped
over the moon," replied his small
nephew. "Well, stop it. There's
no use of constantly reminding us
of how high beef and dairy products
can go."
African deserts are from thirty
to forty feet deep in sand.
Mr. J. E. Arsenault, a Justice of
the Peace, and station master at
Wellington, on the Prince Edward
Island Railway, says:
"Four years ago I slipped in the
station and fell on a freight truck,
sustaining a bad cut on the front of
my leg, I thought this would heal,
but instead of doing so it developed
into a bad ulcer, and later into a form
of eczema which spread very rapidly
and also started on the other leg,
Both legs became so swollen and sore
that I could only go about my work
by having them bandaged. My doctor
said I must stop work and lay up.
"After six months of this trouble
I consulted another doctor, but with
no better result. I tried all the salves,
liniments and lotions I heard of, but
instead of getting better I got worse.
"This was my condition when I got
my first box of Zam-Buk. Greatly to
my delight that first box gave me re-
lief. I continued to apply it to the
sores, and day by day they got better.
I could see that at last I had got hold
of something which would cure me,1
and in the end it did.
" It Is now over a year aline Zdin-
Bosk worIced a mire in my ease, and
there has been no return of the
eczema."
Such Is the nature of the great euros
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Purely herbal in composition, this
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diseases, cold soros, chapped hands,
frost bite, ulcera, blood -poisoning, veil,
dose sores, piles scalp sores, ring-
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at He, box, or post free from ZarteDuk
Co., upon receipt o± price,
sssi•Is Sseee'sgsi tteleist
H. W. DAWSON, Ninety Colborne street,
Toronto,
UNDRED ACRES --COUNTY OP
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TIULTDRED ACRES NEAR BRAM)).
0.
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A GOOD FARE, WITH THIRTY -AMR
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A X EXCELLENT HUNDRED -ACRE
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11-11XDRED ACRES NEAR STAYNER-•
A.S. Worth consideration; building
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JJstevsi A GOOD LIST OF IMPROVED
Farms in Manitoba, Saskatchewan,
Alberta. If you want to buy Western
Property YOU should consult 02e.
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H. W. DAWSON, Ninety Colborne Street,
Toronto.
MALE HELP WANTED.
A T ONCE—YOUNG MEN TO LEARN
21, Barber Trade; demand for barbers
every day; cannot supply demands; let
Its teach you trade. Write for particu-
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Toronto,
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1Tor SI.NCH S REMEDIES LIMITED
James' Chambers, Toronto.
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DUPUY & PERGUSON
38 Jacques Cartier Square, MONTREAL
"The Most Beautiful Location
in New York City."
HOPIEL SAVOY
Fifth Ave., 58th to 59th Street
Overlooking Centred Park
Affording a delightful residence,
from which all the principal centres
of the city are readily accessible.
Beautiful minus is with bathroom fiend
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large parlor, alms bedroom on I Iwthron
or larger siteselt,no alloihM
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&Pa./Sri/PAW. .1011N F. RIES, Manager
DR. DOW'S
STURGEON Off
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External epplioation for man
or beast. Ilveryone knows of
the wonderful qualities in the
oil of the STURGEON for
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Dr. Dow's formula Ilea it in
its best form. For Rheumatism,
Lumbago, Neuralgia, Swellings,
ete., it cermet be equalled,
Try it oath and you will be
satisfied. Price 25 cents.
ASI< VOLIR DEALER.
HE SELLS 11'.
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