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Daily Republican., 1885-08-15
In MEMORIA.

Lines on the death OF Carrie Belle Green
wood daugh ter OF Annie y. and George H..
lfreenw 10 i, who died on the Ath Of Novem-
Der, 1884, aged years, months ana 2dayf.
Oh how we miss our little Carrie,
since God has called her home
She was as bright and sweet a fairy,
AS ever in this world did come.
No more her happy smile we'il soc,
No moro her en- erful lsua hter hear ;
oh. sad Indeed our hearts will bc,
We cannot stay the falling tear.
Weknow our loss is her bright gain,
Yet oh It's hard to say farewell
Although we know shes fee from pain,
AMI with the angels now doth dwell.
Ye' precious one again well meet
Beyond this worli q pain;
And when thy happy smile we greet,
Wen never pArl AZ ain.
Yes, thou art happy nov, while we
In this sad world oil sorrow wait;
Until the angels whisper, "come ~
Right through the golden gate.
For there the Saviour holds our child,
Upon His tender breast.
l And whispers to her low and mild.
Here thou will tind sweet rest"
u. q. W.
Chestertown,Kent News, Nd, please copy
Daily Republican., 1885-08-15
SpeciaI N estlnK.

On Tuesday evening City Council
will hold a special meeting for the pur.
pose of examining the ballots in the
boxe, OF the Sixteenth and Twenty.
second election districts, and deter.
mining who are elected inspectors and
assistant inspectors il in these districts
The petition was handed in to Council
some time ago, but according TO the
decision OF the City Solicitor, the boxes
could not be opened until sixty days
after the election.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-15
Personal.

Thomas Curley and wife are visiting
Atlantic City.
Captain Joseph, of Lewes, visited our
city on Friday.
Rsv. Mr.. Spencer, Of New Castle. Is
recovering from his recent attack OF
biliousness.
Rev. j. Owen Sypherd, Of St.
Michael's, Nd, went to Brandywine
Summit camp yesterday.
Charles Martel, of the Media Ameri-
can, and Jury Comm issioner Of Della.
ware Co., Pa, visited our city 10 day
DIR. Maull, and II. L. Tatnall and
wife, and w. r. Tatnall have gone u
Beach Haven for q two weeks visit.
Mrs. j. H Canary is visiting friends
at Doylestown, Pa.
Miss Lizzie 7. Fipps is passing o few
weeks with friends a. Daretown, New
Jersey.
Rev. j. NJ. Bond, pastor Of the Epis
copal church in Newark, will sojourI
at Rehoboth for two weeks.
DR.. William II. Purnell has removed
from Newark TO Frederick City, Md.
Mrs. Catharine Ford and daughte
are visiting Atlantic City.
Willard Saulsbury, Jr. went to Sara
| toga, yesterday.
Andrew K Grow and family went t.
| Ocean Grove yesterday.
Rev. R. G. Jones, Of this city, ant
Rev. Thomas E. Terry, Of New Castle
went to Woodlawn camp yesterday.
Miss Sallie Carswell has gone 70 Ash
land, Christiana Hundred, for tw
weeks visit.
General J. H. Wilson and wife hav
gone to Brattleboro, Vermont
Sheriff Ford is gradually recovering
from the effects Of his recent inj uries.
Harry r. johnson loft to xn to day o
two weeks vacation, which he wi
spend at Akbury Park.
DIR. Char les K. d. Ball has just II
turned from two weeks trip TO see Il
brother In New York State, and Ia pr
pared TO resume his professional visit
He is very much improved In healtf
Mrs.Wm. d. Pick els has returned hon
from a protracted visit TO Detroit al
Lansing. At the latter city she visit,
a reform school for boys, where 81
gained some valuable informatit
which will be of great benefit to her
matron of the Ferris Reform School.
To morrow Joseph K. Adams vi
start for Buffalo, N. Y, where he VI
represent Delaware at the session of
Grand Lodge Select knights, A..
[. W,
Daily Republican., 1885-08-15
French Crock and oanna II eights

The Wilmington and Northern Rail
road Company will run an excursion
train on Tuesday next, the lSsh inst, to
French Greek Falls and joanna HeiRhr
camp ground. A very large camp
meeting will be at Its height at tue
latter place. The train will leave the
p, W. Il B. depot at 7.S0 q. m. EKcur
sionists will have six hours to spend at
either place. The fare for the round
trip will only be $l.25. The wild, ro
mantle scenery Of French Creek Fails
can SCARCELY be equalled, while those
who prefer The camp meeting can be
gratifed. Joanna Heights is place
overloo king the country Tor m'ies
around, and has the grandest water In
ths world. rhs traia will stop ai
lGranosus Station both going and re
turning to accommodate those from
Brand wine Summit camp, who may
wish TO visit Joanna Heights camp.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-15
CHARGED with Fighting.

Yesterday afternoon q police cfticer
sa " u white man and q colored mau
down in the street, pummelling each
other, end took them both to the hall.
When they we're arraigned before udge
.Cnmmins this morning the white man
gave his name as Joseph Mullen, and
the colored man az Alfred A,well =
The latter stated that he WAS attack
cd by Mullen, who was under the
Influence OF liq uor, without any provo
cation and that lie was ouly defendin.
himself when arrested. Mullin sait
that he was TOO drunk TO Der
lanything that happened, but suppose'
THAT what Atwater said WAS true. II
wa sentenced 10 pay q fine OF 81 an
costs, and the colored man was dill
. ichar9od
Daily Republican., 1885-08-15
RItnti and Drank.

Yesterday afternoon officer Duffy
found John Autes, blind man, very
drunk at Fifth and Church streets, and
as he " as afraid that he would wander
do WI to the railroad and be killed, b,
locked him up. This morning tn
prisoner informed the Judge that h
belonged in Philadelphia, and the Chic
was instructed to keep h m locked nj
| until noon, and then send him TO th
| hnat fnr fhaf rlacA.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-15
q, 4. Il. Festival.

The third annual ice cream and
peach festival of Colonel ID. l.. Striker
Post No 8, G. A. K , will be given at
Newport on Friday and Saturday even.
inss August 2lst aud 22nd, in q large
tent that will be erected near the p, W.
& B. Railroad station. On Friday
evening addresses will be delivered By
the Hou. Charles b Lore, and Robert
lC. Fraim, E,q., Of this city.
Saturday evening, Ex-Governor Gen
eral John r. Hartranft, OF Pennsylvan
ia, and G,orge V. Massey, Esq o
Dover, will address the meeting. Ex
lceilent music will be provided boti
nights, and Professor James H. Crabt
wi. give readings and recitations. 1t IL
probable that number OF members o
the Order from this city will be pres
i ent.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-15
A PrOIopge ed Druuk

This morning Patrick Brogan was
|arraisned before Judge Cummins
charged with drunkenness, and the off
c-r Who made the arrest testified tina
Patrick had been drunk for the pas
TWO weeks The prisoner denied this
aud stated that it W as ouly ten day,
since re went on this spree, and told the
Judge that If he would let him off be
would go 10 work on Monday morning
but be seem 81 afraid to take Patrick,
word and imposed fine 81 and 60 sts
which will keep him in New Castle jai
unit. he !s fully sobered up.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-15
Tor SaIe-On Account

of falling health, the entire
stock and fixtures of the watch
and jewelry store Of d. P. Smyth,
mo 31l Market street. The
business has been established for
the past 25 years, and is splen-
| did opeuing for one or two young
men. In the meantime, the large
and well selected stock, consist
ing OF diamonds, gold and silver
watches, jewelry, gold chains and
silverware will be sold at cost
and all who wish bargains should
call at once. Ladies solid Ameri
lean gold watches $40 to 1872 ;
ladies stem winding Wa,tham
watches $25 and upwards; gents
selid silver American watches
sS, $40 and $l2, and other goods
in proportion. Repairing done
until business is disposed of.
i aul1.tf
Daily Republican., 1885-08-15
AConmOu Nuisance.

Elizabeth McVey, who is fast becom-
ing an intoierable nuisance, was last
night acting in very disorderly man.
ner over Market street bridge, and
persons residing there we're compelle
TO have her arrested. THIS morn
ing Judge CummiDs fined heI
S. and costs. a1d being unable
to pay she was sent to Jail.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-15
A Remar 4 able story OF Imprison

The Philadelp phia Ledger this morn
ing says: At the office of che State
Com mittee Oh Lunscy, 1924 Chestnu:
street, ON Friday, some interesting
in form s.i3n was given by DR.. A. j.
Ourt, the Secretary, about Miss Addie
p. Brinck e, lady who is said to have
been confined in an insane hospital for
nearly twen'y. eight y"a-s, without
being Of unsound miha curing that
period.
Mis- Brinck le is the d an shter of DR..
BsiIckie, of Pniladelpni.. now deceas
cd, and is over 81 years Of age. When
a young giri she is said to have bee n a
leading member 10 society in this city f.,
aud was noted for her beauty and 81
tractive N amer.
According TO the te .timony which
Miss Briuckle gave before the Lunacy
COMMITTEE several months ago, the
circum -tauces of her case are at
foliows:
When she was still yo1ng her fathe!
lost his fortune and she was Obliged u
leave be- home and take apartments al
a boarding house. she was unable U
accustom Eersel' 20 habits Of economy
and on one occasion suit was brnugh
apaius. her to secure payment for .
piano which she had urchased oI
credit Mss Brinck.e, h,vlng OBJ iine'
the piano, found tha she was unable I
pay for i. and cold II TO another person
hoping IN that way " remunerate th
man from whom she ori igina,ly b1ugh
it, Dut not receiving anything for th
instrument herself she couli not u
this and Z suit was Instituted.
DIR. Brinck.e. IL is related, in orde.
save his daugh. er feCm being prosec,
ted for false prete" se for selling The p
auo before she paid for IL, induced h.
70 consent to be com mitte 10 the Sla
Luuatic Ho-pital AT Harrisburg, Penn
1t was understood at the time thu
Miss Brinck!e would be released in
short time, and the official cause give
for her commitment was that she vi
deficient in Judgment, and disposed
extravsgant expenditure OF very limi
ed means
Later on DR.. Brinckle died, and b
daughter, for come reason, remain
in the hospital, and was only tax
from 1t a few we ks ago by order of t
State Committee on Lunacy. The ca
came TO the notice of the commit
some months sinde, and was investie
red by Mr.. PhiliNC, Garrett and ID
THOMAS G. MoItou and A. j. Gu
These gentlemen Examined Miss Brin
kle and found "thNt there was no il
cause for her detebtion in the ST
Hospital.
In accor6ancS with this report
committee orasred her release, and
is NOW helm x-cared for at the Com
ieseents' Rgstreat. in Delaware coun
II il sal that during Miss Brinck
:, carcer, Ion her expenses were p
-, ,Rli+utta - ~t.a-Ev t.s
Daily Republican., 1885-08-15
WiIIGO Away Tonight.

Mrs. Bayard, wife Of Secretary Bay.
ard, has improved 80 much that she
proposes 10 start, with several friends,
this evening for Boston from which sht
W II 60 10 Gloucester, Mass, a seasid,
resort, where it is hoped her health viii
be fuzzy restored.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-15
ArdtuarY Drum h . T..

This morning James Smith and
Joseph Long were arraigned belore
Judge Cummins charged with drunk
ness The first named was hned Sl and
costs and the latter " and costs.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-15

Linen dc fndfa.

Kennard & Co., 623 Market street,
have just received another lot of Tn ri
ten-cent linen de Iudia. Cheapest goods
in the market. A Also the 4).ineh goods
at l29sc, Sea them.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-15

Tia. moth ing succeeds Ike snccess
has passed into prov-ro. The success
,ol st. Jacobs Oil arises from the fac'
thai mi.lious Of people have found il
the conlueror of pain.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-15
TOu rfsta.

One hundred boxes tourists rue ling
A. II cents per oox of six yards, az X eu
nard' ; new store, 623 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-15

Special Attention Given to
the Securing of Safe and
Lucrative Investme ents at
Popular Rates OF Interest
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a narrow Ese'F

Yesterday atseInoo1 ,lo% , , =. sns i
hired hired. , ,I;Hs. row boat sad l'0% started !,
fsraDt fBraDdywins. y, AftsI sls soiIl' oI b.
tanned taToe' Guy 'cc11ymmsriorll,. LIN that ,.s ,s.:
9u,, fSa, Il the w water was ssG,s not 9Ps II
deep. tteI and thai ,.lle. he 'S1,o f.aos, I
aseEiV, aSeir Word, Jumped il 0ys,tiissl i,st ~
the no1ns walsi disappeared Ip from ,1o., ,1'a j.
unable m.as no % :sipi Attempt 70 Ivtoo,,,sJ W.
were I,a pulling wSsn ,H''s sons mo s,. I
wi,nsssfa ,etsyn and iui pull him lt1.s lI| no
ITO rbtuih fnr these
would mou have been en-. dIUsySd IsUsssnd %
already sunk tue '
rescued. s~
| state o, 'ns Ips'su ot's y.
| At the REruBt,IScAaS's ,S AaS'sioSi oS
IL O'Clock ~ 10
| $50
| Fem 6 Cos :, ,n'6nS"i;d sGl nl' -
| yesterday ',o ,on at N! :
| The v'''r''si !" n
| Tomorrow promises ! ..iIi.st > y
lair, follOveTd TouGay 81 tair 'nl"I
| roes.coud B,p''ss 81. sssspli
| The exterior Of 4, tuV tan'l Frea''
lchurch, at FonI,sl oimtsl from 10
has been b,Seeanndation, 5apn,a la,tl aud '' II
handsome nv 'Rsw John ". Gl'n
No. io7 ~ wSs5 w.SSsnrch ns, Sssn
o5s or OF Gsiv'earythins 'as thin put Il, w.
| RiDbo's',, y, IN
| kennaTHa ,Hs y attractions. ips1
store ,hese "+Y goods thaD '''
on n nss.ortment .nT large
! rne fii'' s',j,ps
n1a ,hat cS'1 g co's fns Is. I.,sstttsacIs,,, Is,,
paIsnce paIsn of light y light '''|
Daily Republican., 1885-08-15

NOR sALk-BAk FIXTURES, STOCK
A. and goodwill OF the saloon at No. l0o !
N'as: Ihlrd street. augl4-2s ]
Daily Republican., 1885-08-15

ENOk kEN1-EEW HOUSE, 1900 WEST
II Front street, 0 rooms with bath, ce.
men'td celia Low to good tenant J..
u. JOHNSON b SON, 22b Market street.
aul2-we&sa-4t
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.EW LINEro KlyEnylEw.

7 OSr-rHIS SATURDAY MORNING,
L i a b incn OF Keys ul hicy street. The
haIer Will oe sI.tI1iy rp~,.lt-I hy return
ing same TO stamp Cie.s." at the Post
Jtfice lts
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sister in And ali" somehow
.n,,.- he ie ~, ',,,. cav too, an admired MINI
. nj, vein. ah' ~ .nif,. Of the thllnderp"al the
mirage an "a ,,. u 1t 50 dull Or frightened
,u ,or lcar, a moral worth the price
AZ, Which, ,,.nnl,s. III, selfish an base can
., la!y's aia long a. pro,parit; shines AMI
,,y tose.n.r, In fact at sue. tim s. IN" tf'cS'
pleh'i.",' ,listing lisha 81 ir'm t'.a martyr.
| IN ,.fc .,,,, and ia" true can s,th"r round
.,t tar if''i ,,,.,f sorrow. ani look III each
tn.ril IN , " TIA. the world may b. well
,,.,,t away that night perhaps
d. lefore tHe .'.,aant Ton Pembroke, stepping
IN, ncrest a,.',x,l room. found Vanity there
|, TIE snan har rool.by. and he could not but
~ 49,. .he tremb'ed. q, IN, 81 SORRY far vol,
',""''p'. ~ her, IN ght."
n. e a Ii. sail, for the first time III all
,ls. IL ~. losing his salf-posSession. II once
/. trylii. %, yo,- And nev Thought
va tha' ~. .s.nid come VIII II should feel thank.
the hous sof,seI, Now my nlisfortuhes are m.ns
that you rei"'''
w. .. ,,er head. He could not see n feature
aa'y nuac face only he held her ana nger-
lbst dO""ca''
r.. ~. said Vanity. almost In whisper,
'n "a" mar, loves us ne means leu "s snard
81 VIZ "a we'll ashis joys.'
s"fro.s aid Maud that night. when they were
Ausa ..,u roon show wonderfully TOM keepsu up
hes -. "" hc seemed really IN good splrlts'
inner Nv ~ or ~ courage" Augustus remarked.
HI nay '.,,der.' Maud Neville Satu drawing on
Vow. W." y, ,ho,rhtf,,l air, Il wonder had Van.
J, rus .r,rr anything to say 70 III
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Nife pro,i of her ,,,,s,,,,t, -. ,,
srd in his low. u,.y ~ ,.,,y. ,,,,.pi. an" sati'
gears %; ,narr.;.y. :, uu,r....,'> v ''er four
nrcr What r, or :. ,in.I. ,I' 10y u lover anl al
in New y.ni,,, nm .,, W., ,h'r' may hr III any,
Mr. ami rs. p,n.,r,l, " ,,,', ,' cont i"ney
The steamer turr.l i'm, ~. ,;,,' r..
Mrs. Vantr rrmlr,s. ,I n,..,. r'', n'r"'r' and
MY .l:,sauj h;. :. s.,,r r,,, ,I
who has 7ak ma !, H., inr tt. ., -l'> Neville.
Martin, .,,,,,f 49, t.,, . summer III t"ni"'
stay Wit. tnrIt so sung 10
And ;,ir..., ,,..-, "lnilyh was ,,,. ....t,....
at til" .;,n ti. piar. Crane! ear i. -. ,'u'
handsome i.o:a =. polished larnn.. ,, "'''
foOtmui. a.! II, su.Avi ms Won ul.,. ~, '"i
baby gin, n II, dark eyed bsa,ity mil . nas, ~
Pembroke. tn. h.r ras,,,nd H,,y h.,., '
both look ID. ,,,iit. carriage r.,u,na,v '
'ttQtd-by on. /; ok they l;o:,, .,iI ,,, 49,
raising M E;.; an In" b,r;a, v.,.' "a$
away. when r.. sr:,,...t t,,;r,, ,,,p ''.u"e.'a
ever knew in my cxo.r,n,. 0 ''"'
Mr. and Mrs s,Dy yrr. ,,,v,,, -. ,,-.
Just til n. lpin, sui On rr;rnlw t.mu W..
had killiy vtyer,. I, Nicer ~, M nv. . ''''.u'
take me h,,i, Il, ten S,v inv, ~ a.. ~. ~ = ~
the mir tn bid IN. y,.n ,i,s ~ .,' ":'' was IN
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"Roush ON ltch' cures h,nn"y>. rruptions, ring
worm. letter. sal, rhru,n. frosted tcet. chlbi:ns.
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The Hope Of the Nation.
Children slow IL development. puny, scrawny.
anil delicate, use "Wcl!s' Health Remover"
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CHAPTER XIII. :

400 TINE MISS AND I TALK THINGS OVER.
,,,ss laid her pap,r down AMI looked
psn at me.
NV doctor"
M m ~" said l.
M. ~ answered. "curions things happen The
,uosti,m was going to ask yo,l.''
~ ron like VANITY now!'
n;s ujll confess. miss. l said. 'Her cohulct
'" "., r.w IA ,es has ie.n very pretty."
M. ~, .hc marry TIM Pembroke now!'
VI" 90" mis-. said /. '.h. has US goOi rs prun,
H.. r.mcn,bcr d" tor. he was poor man before
%,nM even give him, ~ hope
10 doubt, stid !. o"r '"i'a''"' - "''col""'o''y
The correct thing"
'..d h,r IRON, the ,irst." mist remarked. "De.
!, nnm it, doctor, /. takes woman to unds-.
,aa woman
IT," mon make a poor hand Of 1t mostly, miss"
nm she began IL iatlS'
Which Of us wrote this novel. dOctDr?"
nn spe, miss, sad /. "thtngs have got so ,Mtxcd
nm, no ou, livin. raa tell. Bat suppose we say
dr,, II was YOU and me, ana then me and y0u
then you by yO,lrsci!.
and say wla. they may" miss remarked. 'ail
!, i. NOT mine is yours. ,tOctor. And we can OK.
i, how We came to knov 1t all livery sentence"
Men she stopped again.
..morrov, DOCTOR we shall read the finish"
seemed likely enough. But that night miss was
k.n)v called away to nurse q sister who was
on dangerously III. She lid not return home for
Inv mouths. Tlich she returned only to be mar.
|, and all was dosle IN such Il hurry that | never
her until the wedding belts were ranging. Sho
called On me the day hut Que before. AMI, like
mex. | was out Fear heart! how pretty AMI
p,y she looked coming out 1T the rhur .h, I'LL
Shes satin, blossoms. la.;. AMI l.apPi less: Anl
Al a handsome young fellow h. WIS. Ani how
xiv miss got into her carriage. And what rat.
n Of wheels and rnstiing Ut gOwis and ss'atter.
Of flowers and whirling Of sights past my old
IS and oe Old fancics through my old brains.
Doyou know. when tn. chur:hyart was empty
ID was over. sat down on q tombstone and
hing down the road just where this last carriaSl
ned the corner. fel a thinking.
Ind when was dom, my n,usiny:
lear heart" sail I. remembering the story all III
". "Thec.li y. Vanity Hardware will never h
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Transact II General Banking Busircs
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME III
lOSITS,

Deposits received subject to check or demand Al
collections will receive personal and prompt ,tcn.
tion.
a full line Of Fire Insurance Companies. Poll.
cirs issued TN all classes Of property.
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Buchli- l'aibl.
Quick. np!cc cure, all kidney. bladder and nrin
AIRY diseases, scalding, irritation stone, gravel,
t,rrh ct the bladder. 81, druggists.
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l3lcllli.l'aitl;l.

lsnch,i- Eait,;..
llurk complete cure, I'LL kidney, bladder and urn.
AIRY disca>rS. scalding, irritation, stone, gravel, ca
t.rrl' ct the bladder. ~, druggists
THIN People.
Wells Health Remover restores llc:,!tl, and viz
or, cures dyspepsia, impotence sexual .ch,lhv 81.
Rough an Pain.
Cures cholera, collie, cramps, diarrhua. aches.
pains, sprains, headache, neuralgia. rheumatism.
zoe. Rough ON Pain plnstcr>, ,sc.
Rougl, on piles
Cures piles or hemorrhoids. itching, protrnding.
bleeding, internal other. Internal and external
remedy in each package Sure cure. 500. druggists.
Rougl, On Cs,arr''.
Corrcc,s Offensive oelors at once. Complete cure
OF worst chronic cases, also ,ncua!cu as garglv for
dipht!rr;u. throat, tout BREATH 81.
Catarrl. Of the Bladder.
Singing, irritation. Inflammation. all kidney and
urinary complaints. cured hr tsuchl'' Int'i:' -.
Water Hugs. Beaches.
Rough ON Rats clears them ont ais" beetles. an'>.
"Rough ON Rats"
Clears on. rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants
Heart Pains.
Paptaton, dropsical swcllings, disziness. indl'
geston. headache. slceplcssness cured by "Wells
Health Remover"
--~~>-~>~>~-~~~~-~~~~
Trough ON C0rns."
Ask for Wells "Rougl, On Corns." Isc. Quick.
complete Hard or soft cornS warts, bunions.
~~~.-~- ~--~~- -~~-~~-~~->-~--
BeL-blgs, Flies.
Flies reaches. ants, bed bugs, rats, mice, gophers
cpmunks cleared out by "RougI ON Rats" ISc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mothers.
Il ,ou are failing, brokcn worn out and nervous
use 'Ncs' Health Remover" s.. Druggists.
~~~~~~-~~~~-~~~--~-~-
Life Preserver.
II YOU are losing your grip on life, try ''Wells'
Health Rcncwcr." Goes direct to weak spots.
. ~~-~~
The Hope Of the Nation.
Children slow il development. runy, sSrawnys
and delicate, use "Wcl.s' Health Remover"
Pretty Women.
Ladies' who would retain freshness aud viv:,city
Dont TAI! to try "Wcll>' Health Remover"
"HOugl, On ltch.'
"R0u.h on Itch" cures lsu,,lny> cruptons, ring
worm, letter, salt rru,n. frosted tcct Chillbins
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