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DRINkING TOO MUCH !.

Drioking wine is habit so is
drinking spirits. ale, cider. coffee and
water. The last is thought a neoess;.
~; but to drink oh is a habit
Some. people drink l'.tlo-not because
their constitutions require less than
others !: It il their habit. These peo-
rlu never perslire 50 much as those
who drink more. The more that is
drunk, the more water passes away, Or
!. the syrtem would suffer. As it is, the
strain affects it. The skio, the kidneys,
bowels, lungs, al are drawn upon,
The result is, q may be naturally ex.
peeted, exhaustion. For this reason,
the man who drinks much water, PAL.
ticularly during the summer and in the
hottest weather, is less able to eodrre
fatigue. The water is Of 90 hene6, &.
him-that is the excess. Il must pass
away, aud this requires an effort Of the
system, which is tho sweating process
Had he not used the excess Of water,
he would not have perspired so il
would not have been there for the sys.
tenn to exrel. It is habit to drink
water 70 much !; false thirst ia created
We should drink only what Is t.e,eo
The habit Of drinking more will soon
be overcome, and the person will feel
much atroDger and more capable Of
bearing fatigue. In winter, little fluid
u needed beyond what our food furnish.
60; IN summer, some more, but not
much.- Country Ge1Aeman. =. =
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PROTECTION OF LABOR.

The Christian Union says: ,'.Morc.
over, the true object Of the working
man should be, not to build up q
rigid order or caste in socioty-that is
the curse Of the Old World-but to
develop his own manhood to its full
capacities to establish q comfortable
home, to educate his children beyond
HIMSELF, aud to start them fairly in
life. Now there is NJ legislative road to
these ends. Nothing but personal in
dustry, intelligence aud virtue ever
did, or ever will, SO long az God
rules the world he made, achieve q
genuinely successful career Of this
kind. And every workingman who
imposes, or allows others to impose,
arbitrary restrictions upon his personal
right to be as industrious as he choos-
o., and to do with his labor what ho
chooses, in attempting to build up his
own welfare or that of his. family, is
. traitor, not benefa ,tor to bis GLASS.
The protection of labor is freedom and
education" ] ~
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COOKED CUcUnnEns.

We 6nd the following in tho Rural
Southland: ut does not seem to be
very generally known" says an ex.
change, that the cucumber lis one Of
the most useful vegetables We have,
and can be dressed in greater varie.
y Of palatable ways than any other,
except the tomato. It's better than
squash aud most delicate than egg plant
prepared in tho Sane manner; can be
slowed, fried or stuffed. and above al,
can bs parbolled, mashed up in batter
and fried o fritters; more pleasant
and .noee easily prepared than any veg
stable az fruit. When a cucumber
just becomes too old to be used raw or for
picking, it ii then at its best Tor cook
Ing, aud may be used for that purpose
even until tho seeds become hard. A
raw cucumber 10, for most persons, an
indigestible abomination, however much
they may admire its flavor and odor.'
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Dwight, Of Hudson, Michigan,
U uritss 10 the sGsrpsa to,on elsgrapA
II fsd ny hens plenty q corn md
gos but fsw eggs. I reasoned up The
matter, md happened 70 think that
IL sonssit nsnt parts Of milk and the
3hites Of egg we're much alike
Nov, il has long been known to milk.
men, that wheat middlin g and bran
are about The best of any feed to make
4 GOV give milk Why not, then, the
! bllt naks ths hens lsy eggs ]
tried II, aud since then have had n.
stsoable.
!" Ny mode:of preparing the food is
10 mix about FIVE parts of tho bran
With Que OF middl ings. In the morn.
log I mix up With water about -Four
quarts OF the mixture 10 large tin
pan, taking pains to have it rather
dry, though al damp, This I cot in )
warm, sunny spot, south Of their shed,
aid they walk up, take : few dipr,
don't seem to fancy il like CON, and
start of on sAshort hunt tor something
better, but always coming round in
: short time for few dips from the
dish Of bran. There IS bat little
time during the whole day but what
one or moe are standing by the zen
and freely helping themselves. AT
night just before they repair to rcost,
I usually throw them about a pint OF
shclled corn, we'll scattered SO that
each ono can get few kernels. If
your hens don't incline to eat the bran
at first, sprinkle some indian meal on
it. would like al who complain Of
not getting eggs to try my plan, and
I think they will never be sorry"
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"A good story is told Of Bishop
Whitehouse, Of Illinois. Ho under.
took to illustrate psint 10 his ser.
mon BY telling his congregation how
he had once been lost on the pra;ries Of
Illinois, and bad wandered for long
time, weary and almost hopeless. AT
last he saw q light, aud made his way
slowly toward it, shouting for help.
"Just as I thought ! could 60 no for
ther,' sad the bishop, "and was abou |
sinking down in dispsir, the door Of :
cabin opened before me, and the long.
looked for Sucker came" The unin.
territorial pun brought the house
down. # s.
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HAYrlEN PRov1RBs.-Tbe day
that the little chicken is pleased is the
very dsy That the hawk takes hold Of
him Eggs ought not to dance with
stones Before Jon speak turn your
tongue ever seven timss.-A little dog
may have courage before his masters
d g. ooly the shoe that knows
whether tho stocking has holes The
sock wears spurs, but he is no horse.
maj. lor sll that. p ardon does not heal
Ne Souad .Asp;g that hiss two Own.
tsrsis sars 20 die with hunger.-Re.
preach = heavier than Z barrel Of salt.
"a promise 10 1 debt, 81 @ VI
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TO KEEP Ion. - Make double peck
#st Of strong woeleD cloth, no matter
how coarse and faded it is. Have !.
space Of two inches Or 90 between tho
inner = and eater pockets, and pack thi.
space 9 full ss possible with feathers
Yos have no need to use geese feath.
ers !; hens feathers are just a. good.
With pocket thus constructed and
kept closelJ tied At the mouth, few
peusda Of ice may kept : week.
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a! ;! &.

Tommy vas cautioned agains
eating too much luncheon, because b
would spoil his appetite for dinner
But Tommy said he would rather shay'
{ good luncheon than q good appetlt'
anytime. ..558
81 am speaking" said . long.wind
ed crater, Tfor tho benefit Of pasterity. I
11ss, aaid one d his hearers, and
if on keep On much longer, your audi
ence Willie here
"A man known Is "SiliY Kelley
died the other day IN Edinourg Ut III,
age Of eigbty-two He had been COZ.
victed in the police court three hun
drt,i aud tifty times, ard had epcn
upward Of ,hi.ty years in prison.
a little boy 10 Shreveport recent.
y asked lady who made her teeth
She replied, "God.' "Well," re-
marked young Shreveport, ''Dr
Kendall made mothers and they bea
yours by sight"
The last joke on the author q
.e'What I Know About Farming" i.
q recipe, which is attributed to him
for the cultivatio> of 6sh-balls. 1t is
as follows: "Never put over five
potatoes in hill with Goldfish if you
would insure a crop" 80
"oapa, stand ON that hearth" said q
little trichnariau to his aoting parent,
who objected that the hearth would be
scratched, and his mother would not
like il. "Tcs, papa, do; I wish you
would" "Bot Why, my child ?" re-
nonstrated patcr1amilas. "Be'
cause mama'll give you fits if you
do, aud I want to see her,
AT a, Sabbath. school concert in
New Hampshire, the pastor, who
pridsd himself on the quickness and
cleverness Of his little ones, said
''Boys, when I heard your beautiful
song tonight, l had hard work to keep
my feet still. Now what do you think
was the matter with them ?" The
answer came With great promptness,
"Chiilbla,nth -
Tho Rev. Mr.. fl had a large
family of uuruly boys, but as none Of
them would confess it, he declared he
would whip them all and then he
would be sure to punish the real cul.
prit. Jimmy, the youngest retired to
q corner and grumbled. "What is
that you say7" asked his father. ~
thaid," lisped Jimmy, "that'th juths
the way old herod did. He killed all
the children tho that he would be
thure to Kill little Jethuth."
"A few days since one Of our pop.
ular attorneys called upon another
'utmber Of the profession aud asked
his opinion upon certain point Of
law. The lawyer to whom the ques-
ton Vas addressed drew himself up
and said, 81 generally get paid for
telling what I know. The qu"sticner
drew half dollar "fractionaT irur.
his pocket, banded It to the ether and
c,oly marked: "y. II me all YOU
know find give INC the change" There
i, colLness between the parties now.
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-ln consequences Of eating the
green fruit now exposed for sale in
many Of our streets, our obituary col.
umns will be filed with such para.
graphs % eve had = q little Charley
once" II would not live always" etc.
etc, thereby putting money 10 GU,
pockets.-Pai,adelphia Telegraph.
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Cd ery We'll, sir, said ! Demo-
ct SO =, a party nae finally confessed
9thas Republican ideas sre right, and
Kspsbhsaa amendments 70 the consti-
Ststion and Republican Legislation ara
q y na'iEn''talosd. I VIII 90 for Grant,
4 she sssisd those ideas, amendments
/ "a law "a success. J,
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-. u u u ~ - 7--'-F.S u ID
Kate HanIv. an eiphteen. -

Kate Hanly, an eighteen.year old
girl Of Temeschal, Cal, who has
been 40 idiot all her life, after a deep
sleep of seventy-two hours, . week OF
two sioce, awoke as bright and intelli-
gent as othcrs Of her age, to tho great
joy Of her friends, . .=..s..z ..5- r.
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Gu : 1HE WHEAT EARLY.-Far.
nsss Of Minnesota !! Tho golden h.r.
vet i It hand. Be sure and cut
your wkeat early. Cut it when The
grain 10 10 the dough. Don't wait
until i gets ripe. Don't wait until
The kernels arc hard, but cut when the
grain 4 10 the dough. Farmer U,.
-, 500 $50 - \ =: - s. -. ~
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1t UAa ann ynAnlv Z,

e e -. !. eonumoaly said that o.. /,
90 has right % half shs road.
NAhea two nsse 81 the road, their
rights ~ equal, = the lav directs
I sash . turns 70 the right, leaving six
e eight feet bs,ween teams il passing,
Y ,he road vii permit. Courtesy
shosld g shown heavy te.ms, to give
[ 80 thsm = little trouble ID passing . POI
- - ne sane courtesy should II
lstarasd By those Who have
I ssls
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Some one writes: 'The braio Of
horse seems to entertain but enc
thought At time !; for this reason, con-
tlnued whipping i out Of the question,
and only confirms his stubborn resolve.
Blu. if you can By any means change
the direction Of his mind, give
him new subject to think Of, nine
times out Of ten yon viii have no forth:
q trouble in starting him AZ simple
! trick Is : little pepper, Or the like
tsrown back on his tongue, will often
succeed in turning attention q the
taste In his mouth = .... 5s
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"A baby lately had the mlsfor.
tune to swallow Ii. contents Of 40 ink
bottle. Its mother, with wonderful
presence Of mind Immediately adj
miaistered box Of steel pens aud Two
sheets 81 foolscap paper, and the child
Ihas fell writs inside sver linss.
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VINEGAR; [:|l]|1|3a5

xs..zs: = ;s i,ssss
sIILLIONs Eenr Tessissesy - sbeir
Wsnderfai Csrslive Eaeeas.
vinesas Bitters a4e not Vie Eauey
brisk, Made q Pesr RuH, Wbtsksy,
Presf Spirits anA Refase LSsusrs, doc
storsd, spieed and swsstsned to please the taste.
called TONES" ADDesizers." !" Rsstofenh &C.
that lead the tippier % fodruDkenness and ruin,
but are true Medieine, made from the Native
Roofs and Herbs Of Ualilospfa frse from all
AIcohslIc sfimsiants. fhsy are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A
LIE GIVING PRINCIPLE, . psssset
Renovator and 1nvigosstoe sfsthe 0ystem. easry-
ing Oh all poisonous matt1 a11 sstesisg ths blood
to a healthy eondition. No person can take thsss
Bitters according to direettong cd Noee Ioa6
unwslL provided their boss 90 nj 6eesv1sd
By mineral poison or Other DeanA, asd Tic Vital
organs wasted beyond The psise q rs1aii
- They are q Gentle Yargoslv0 ~ we'll
~ TOnIc, possessing, also. tbs peculiar merit
Of setting - powerful agent in relieving Ceasss-
ton or inflammation Of the Mver, and Of all the
a- yjsceral Organs
FOL. FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
in young old, married or single, 1t the dawn Of
womanhood at the turn OF Life, these Tonic Bit
tiers have no equal.
For Inlummatory md Chronic Kheu.
mntism and Govt, Dyspepsia or In.
digestion, Bilious, Remittent and
Iutermtttent Fevers, Diseases Of tho
Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder,
these BIfiers have been most successful Sncla
Diseases are caused by Initiated DIoed,
which Is generally produced by deransemant Of
the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
Headache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughf. Tight
rfafi0 ,f
the Stomach. Dad Taste in the Mouth. Bilious
Attacks. Palpitation Of the Heart, Inflammation Of
the Lungs, Pain in theregions of the Kidneys. and
hundred other painful symptoms arc the on
springs Of Dyspepsia.
They invigczete the Stomach and stimulate the
torpid Liver and Bowels, which render them Of
unequaed efficacy in cleansing the blood Of all in
purities, and imparting new life and vigor to the
whole system. ..- =
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions. letter.
Salt Rheum. Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustules.
Botls. Carbunclss, Ring Worms, sca,d Head, Sore
Eyes Eyapelas itsh sea..s Di s oftae
lied ont Of the system ina shert lime b The Of
vince the most incrednious Of their curative effect.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever you find it,
impurities bursting through the lkin In PfmpleA
Eruphons or Sores; cleanse Il when you Ind II
obstructed and sluggish in the veins; cleanse it
when it is foul and your feelings viii ten you when.
Keep the blood pure, and the health Of the system
viii follow.
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, urlins
II the system Of @ many Thousands szs e1ectua'ly
BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
J. WALKER. Proprietor. r u. MCDONALD 4
CO.. Druggists and Gen. AgentA San Francisco
Cal. and 81 and "a Commerce Street. New York.
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Par Value. Market Value.
$50, 100000. $72,25O.0O. ....,.. s..
ADVANTAGES sso SR19{1HRBEo 81 THIS .''

It keeps the money in the State. e..,.s~
1t insures Females without extra risk.
It's % liberal as is consistent with per-
feet security. Z: I. y. ~
It is conducted by men whose integrity
Of character and business ability are we'll
known throughout the State. s ~
It receives high rate Of interest on its
loans. II i ...aE.,s, l. !. ~ 4.s&<zsEc -, ~:
It's rate Of mortality must be low by rea-
son Of tho healthful climate of Minnesota.
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NEW DYER IsENEy1S.E
PUMPS y a .-H=a
Leonarll aIna

.sIgI 11OV1GslN go
Having purchased the Pun stah alis
sment Of r !. Mdns.n ger, tlllln
manufacture ne y
which have given sls tiisf actioE
throug hous North ern s.ti II IA largo
stock of Iho II I,ss .asz q S constantly on
hand. Welss eleanit 1: 4
Shop on Washin On avenue, near tho
Kelly House, st, G q, Mimi. v14n32.ly
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Il yUHCHASETICkETSat StatlOn1 bo10ke0nt0k
Il ingthe Cars at Discoun6rom theregalar*sst3
Passengers mustgettheir Baggagecheeksdb before
the Train ct place of destination must present the
check and takepossession Of theirBaggags
TheCompanyvvi1lDo be Hesponsible
srrivsl for Is checesdit being no
part Of tho bushes Of this Company to receive and
store baggage, unless aspecialcontrsetis made to
that effect. s,4i5ts : s5Es3l .-.,<-s=.- X "a 49,
Il. Q. BEWALL, Superintendent.
J. 81. RANDALL. General Ticket Agent
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Guarantee Fund:

f--s -s 49, ti-2 = $3.50 - ~
I Bank and other stocks as per following
schedule: SO shares First National Bank
Of Rochester, 80 First National Bank Of
Wlnona, 30 Second National Bank Of st,
Paul, 20 First National Bank Of Red Wing,
206 First National Bank Of st. Paul, 60
State National Bank Of Minneapolis, so
City Bank Of st. Paul, and IS shares Of
Preferred Stock Of St. Paul & Sioux City
Railroad Company. /,
Par Value. Market Value. ~
z $53,000.00 $72,250.o0 x...
!. >. -------.- $40, 25o. 90
The above described fund is
deposited With the State Irsur- -
ance Commissioner free of inter- @''
eat and Is pledged to remain &c.,.
there free Of interest or other ex- '''s@
pense to the Company, a. long - ,~
as It needs to hold the fund for s,- y,
the security Of its policy holders E. ..,'% )
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AGENTS WANTED
FOR BOOKS NEEDED By ALL
FA r M E RS

The best books published on the Horse
and the Cow. Liberal tsrms. Money
made rapidly BY agents selling these books.
Send for circular.
- PORTER &coAT1e, Publisher,
Jans9o1y IAiladslphia, p.
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MOTHERS! MOTHERS ,
MOTHERS!
nont fail to procure MRS. WINS
~ LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
CHILDREN TEETHING.
This valuable preparation has been used With NEW
EK FAILING SUCCESS IN THOUSANDS OFCASEs
1t not only relieves the child from pain, but in.
vigorates the stomach and bowels cor1ects acidity
and gives tone and energy to the whole system. It
will also instantly relieve
Gripping In the Bowels and Wind Collie.
We believe it the BEST and sUREsr REMEDY
IN TIE WORLD, in all cases Of DYsENTFRY AND
D1ARkHEA IN CHILDREN, whether arising
from teething or any other cause
Depend upon it mothers it will give rest to your
selves and
Reltefand Health to your Infants.
Be sure and call for
NM Windows Soothing syrup,
having the facsimile of sCURTIS Perkins,
on the outside wrapper.
Sold BY druggists throughout the world
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The Meadow King Mower

Simple, Light and Durable.
The knife plays freely in any position Of the finger
bar, thus avoiding friction and adapting the Mower
to tho roughest land. The Meadow King is guar
Anteed to give perfect satisfaction. For Descrip-
tive Circulars send to. s. l.. SHELDON, Madison
Wis., or ST. Paul or 81. Cloud. Mimi.
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$1,000 81 ] ! !: D
For any case Of Blind,
VI Bleeding, Itching or Ulcer.
~ ated Piles that DEB1NGs
M PILE REMEDY fails to cure.
III Ut is prepared expressly to
- " - - cure the Piles, and nothing
else. Sold BY ell Druggists. Price $40

nRGANIC LAW OF THE sEXES-Con-
alive sectricity-proof that life is evolved without
union-ensCt Of tobacco-inhuence of fish and phos-
phorio diet-modsrn treatment of pelvic diseases,
ton lectures to his private surgical class, BY ED
WARD d. DIXON, n. D., Y Fifth Avenue, n. 7.
q pages % cents. II. Fl: y 60 5
value to tho whole human race:"-Hoyaoe Greeley.
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A 0|INTS Wanted. Agents make more mon
~ ey at work for Us than at nything else. Bust :
ness light and permanent. Particulars free. G.
S1IN80N Co.. Fine Art Publishers. Portland Name
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DR.. CROOKS WINE or TAR
Has been tested 81 The public
IS . for 10 years.
DR.. CROOKS VINE OF TAR, - - ~.
Renovates and s5s
Invigorates the entire system.
DR.. CROOKS w1NE=OF TAR
IL ths very remedy for the Weak
and .Debilitatcd. n.
DR.. CROOKS WINE OF TAR -. 81
Rapidly restores exhausted
....... strength.
DIR. CROOKS WINE OF TAR --,.
q Restores the appetite and
strengthens the Stomach.
DIR. CROOKS WINE OF TAR r..
Causes the food to digest, removing
80 Dyspepsia and Indigestion.
DIR. CROOKS WINE or TAR -7-..7s
.t.iS Gives tone and energy to
5s.s Debilitatsd Constitutions.
DIR. CROOKS WINE OF TAR Il
... All recovering from any illness
s,ysa5$.j !; :ss.5< find this the t...s..z,.5 =.
!. best tonic they can take.
DR. ,E CROOKS WINE OF TAR 6 s..
!. Il an effective
\ s. :. t: regulator Of the Liver.
DR.. cRooK's WINE OF TAR .:.-,.---.---.
q: .@:I .sS.@ Cures Janndice,
- - .Z-s orany Liver Complaint.
DIR. CROOKS WINE OFTAR -
Makes Delicate Females,
ss,G54 who are never feeling well,
- Strong and Healthy.
DR.. CROOKS WINE OF TAR a.
i !, 'IE.--< 49,. Has restored many persons
who have been
* :' unable to work for years.
DR.. CROOKS WINE OF TAR -<-% -.
+ Should be taken if your stomach
e -*E is out Of order.
DIR. CROOKS WINE OF TAR % s.
- = 90 Should be taken il you feel
@'.-s,, -. weak or debilitated.
DIR. CROOKS WINE OF TAR -"
81 Should be taken to strengthen and
~ IT -. build up your system.
DR.. CROOKS WINE OF TAR -: %,
sfs6gsi=@5> Will cure your Dyspepsia OF
.:.es, ,...,s..31.s s.,.,s.. 81 Indigestion.
DR.. CROOKS WINE OF TAR e,,y.-. H.
D.. ....>... viii prevent Malarious Fevers,
ana braces up the System.
DIR. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
Possesses Vegetable Ingredients
T. which makes It the
~@a best Tonic in tho Market.
DR.. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
T., - Has proved itself
~. s,..:~a... 49, in thousands of cases
capable Of curing al diseases Of the
s.' Throat and Lungs.
| DIR. CROOKS WINE OF TAR .-7.-- =,
81 - '1@.~s Cures all Chronic Coughs
~ " and Coughs and Colds, -
...- more ehsctually than any
! .... other remedy.
DR.. CROOKS WINE OF TAR . ="
Has cured cases of Consumption
pronounced incurable
...s.,, 49,. by physicians
DR.. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
| Has cured so many case:
| -. Asthma and Bronchiti.
! that it has been pronounced q specific
for these complaints.
DR.. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
| Removes pain in Breast, Side or Back
DIR. CROOKS WINE or TAR
! - Cures Gravel and Kidney Diseases.
DIR. CROOKS WINE OF TAR =
Should be taken for al
- Throat and Lung Ailments.
| m CD01,r1,c 1uTNC ~ mAD
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