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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24

W. Fl, B., Of Gordon Co., Ga, writes to
the Country Gentleman Various persons
are claiming that Plymouth Rocks, Leg
horns, and other breeds, are better than
Games, but beg to say that the Games
have proved for US the best, taking all
things into consideration. They have the
hardest constitutions are more industrf-
gus, and best mothers / have ever seen
hens OF good game blood viii fiy into the
air after hawk that attacks their young
and also fight dogs and other fowls in tho
same yard, II they are molested. They arc
good layers, and by judicious crossins,
make cocks that weigh pounds, when
gr1wh; ana hens OF Q pounds. Ny father
raised lO1 chickens one year from the eggs
lalo oy one hen, by setting her eggs under
Pther hens. have often had Game hens
70 live to be ten or twelve years, ana lay
well even at that age. A man in Murray
county, Ca, who raises Game fowls for
sale. never keeps but four or five hens, aud
he often raises from those hens $50 TO 200
chickens, and sets the eggs under the same
hens. But he gives them good attention,
and wea9s the chickens when they are
small, and the hens begin to lay soon after
weaving their broods. He says he has
never lost a single chicken with cholera
In IS years His fowls have as much
ground to roam over as they destre-Voing
Into the forest, and scratching among the
leaves Tor worms and bugs. This makes
their feet free from Rout, and their legs
rarely scale or become diseased
A cross OF Game and Dorkings, or Game
ana cochin Chinas, is sooner large enough
70 eat, but the flesh is not so fine and deli
SaeSS. SS - ne Game cock vs. sufficient for a
veil tooethsrr 100 hens, il they are kept
ever been seen tfR}sdl no prettieT bird has
with yellow legs and ge9PPxr gSP req S,1 lame SoSk,
high head and tail, when - oiI' 1910. WIN ms MS
fence and sends forth a louo, ,to,'.. Is the
showing his indomitable courage & SeaowI row
blood. good
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24
DruRrI.t,r Verdtet.

NJ. E. George. one of The principal drug
gists of Phiipsburg Pa, writes
Mr.. A. Mcdonald, ReedsVille, Pa, Dear
Sir One OF the most prominent citizens
of our city and a gentleman we'll known
and highly respected in the surrounding
country, called at our store and voluntarily
offered to go before q justice of the peace
and testify in an affidavit to the virtue
of your Blood Purifier, saying that he had
used but three bottles, and was now en-
tirely cured of distressing ana long con-
tiDued attack of erysipeIss, and having tried
a number OF other remedies without receiv-
ing any noticeable benefit Please send us
Cne dozen by express. We never had a
medicine In our store that sells as readily or
gave such universe! satisfaction as your
Blood Purifier
For scrofula, erysipelss, letter, salt rheum
skin diseases, humOrs, sores, eruptions
pimples, blOtches, swellings, tumors, DoiIs,
ulcers, scald head, TinRworm, syphilis, and
all blood disorders, no remedy ever devised
equals in efficacy aud power McDonald's S
great Blood Purifier or Sarsaparillan Alter
alive. Warranted. Seventy-fve cents per
bottle at all dealers In medicines
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & Co,
PHILADELPHIA A gents
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WHERE Is GOD ToDAYs

This question was asked by the ive-year-
old child Of Gen. Thomas L. Rosser, of
Virginia.
A blue-eyed boy. while sporting at his play,
Asked this question, ." Pa, where is God to-
dRy1"
The man OF years and thought could not reply
And only answered by the Saddest sigh
" The greatest saRes of the olden time
Have asked this question of the earth and
sky,
But never yet IN any land or cline
Have We been satiehed with the reply.
We built great temples TO the God we make
And worship something till we're old and
gray,
But from the aching heart we can not take
The simple question, Where Is God today 7'r
Perhaps the little child might tell us now
Where God, in all his power, reigns on high
Where wreaths immortal crown the boyfsh
brow
And worlds unRum kered shine beyond the sky
JOHN A. JOYCR
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24

Michael, am going up stairs to take a
nap and if anybody calls and asks for me
you need not say l am in but give an eva
slve reply said a lady to her new man
servant.
Yes, mum"
is ," oP-'
" Most certainly do, mum"
An hour later when the lady came down
stairs and met Micheal, she said
. Michael, did anybody call while was
asleep Was that horrid Mrs - here ~
Yes, num-
" Did she ask for mef"
She did, mum"
hope You gave her an evasive repfp,v
sur II did that, for she went off like
bit o. dynamite" "
What did you cay to her"
she aXed me is me misses ins and I
$$afS 70 her, remimberin' as how you had
s-.,1 oOlu 1.S 10 make an evasive reply is your
&rahdmother a monkey 80
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vel known author hss said: Every
youth should live with an eye OF old age.
III ne should die before he gets there, it will
never DO him any injury" Just so should
all youth be taught by their parents and
teachers that Perttna, the great tonic, is lust
what he needs for all the ailments to eiicb
mesh Is heir. Many golden opinions OF Ia
value and or its unprecedented success have
oeen received by its discoyerers, all of which
express the most unbouBded confidence in
It's value as a remedy. aud all tell what il
has done for the affi cted.
Z. ii. Wairon writes from Brooklyn. New
York, that he began taking Per1Lnd while at
Conneauton, Pa, for z-$ere pain IN bis
side. After taking three bottles the pain
was almost entirely removed, and he now
Asks where he can get the world-renowned
tonic in Gotham. He knows where he gets
relief. Ask your druggist for Perund and
MoRdlin, also THE Ills of Life
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rhs CnrnstIon pi.ea.a.

A Long Island hcticulturalist Is Of the
opinion tbRt there Is no cure Whatsoever
The only way TO get rid OF this disease he
believes, Is: Take every carnation, old and
youRg, on and about the place. and burn
them. Nov we may start hfresh- We
can buy nicely rooted cuttings OF the Lead
ing sorts for from go - Si2 thousand
aud that v cheap enough surely. These
we may plant IN pots or shallow boxes,
OF In frame 81 any rate, keep them in q
till they are strong enough 70 plRnt oHt
IN the open garden, and the ground Is
ready to receive them. But be careful not
to introduce them into any house or
frame recently vacated by your old or
diseased plants, nor, for safety's sake use
fer them any Of the coil in which the old
plants grew.
But how about the trest lot Of pianist
How are Ee to know that the new plants
are not from = stock as diseased rs our
own old ones Sec them and Judge for
yourself II you are a market grower and
depend for a living on your cut flower
sales, Ia will never pay yOu to keepso much
as one diseased c6rnatiou abont your
place and II you have 20 buy a clean
stock. 90 yourself and sec the stock from
which the young ones were taken before
you buy. Look around among your neigh
bors, and particularly among the market
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Useful Reefpea.
Molasses Cake.-Three eggs, one cup
mOlRssea nna cnn If en.rar

MolasSes Cake.-Three egRs, one cur
- % molssses, one one cup Of sugar
Z tul OF soda, and half cup Of sour milk.
l&dd the soda dissolved in the sour milk
g1st Season highly with ginger alone, on
ePlger, cinnamon, and cloves Roll out
nd cut into round cakes, baking in a
stove pan
PdddnF, 6RRe iof whose Recommendations is
1 that il has not at all the flavor of carrot,
Take the yolks of fifteen eggs beat them
up very light, and add to them fifteen
taolesPoonfuls of white sugar and fifteen
OF melted butter; boil few carrots mash
them mp fine, and STRAIN them through
coiander- Take four even tableshoon-
Lass OF this carrot and add il to the pud-
ding. The color impaired Is beautifully
rich, and the pudding as elegant as a
transparent one. Bake in puff paste
eat when warm, not hot, and sprinkle
thlckly over the top with sugar and nut
meg.
Prune Pickle.-Take five pounds of dried
turkish prunes, wash through several
HateTs 70 cleanse. then put them in a
Droad-mouthed stone jar, pour over them
boiling water, and let them steep until
they are plump, like fresh plums. but be
sure not TO let the skins be broken Now
put on 20 boil In preserving kettle one
quart OF vinegar, one pound and a half of
sugar, tea-Spoonfui of ground cloves and
the same quantity OF cinnamon; as soon
as the vinegar boils, pour it hot over the
pranss, from which every particle of
water has been drained. This nickIe ia a
novelty, and particularly grateful in the
spring, when the supplies of the store
closet are apt to run low. A vet more
economical way OF preparing prunes
as pickle, which we have lust tried suc-
cessfully, is to use the syrup left from our
Jar OF sweet peach pickle made in the fall
The peaches having been all used. a
quantity OF splced syrup Was thus utilized
which would otherwise have been Of no
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24
BEST and CHEAPEST
Two Weekly Newspapers for the
Price Of One.
And the Best Daily at
Low Rates.

The Harrisburg WEEKLY PATRIOT Is 8 large
reading matter than any other paper published
~ ls neWsy, spicy, instructive and entertaining
Inc subscription price OF the WEEKLY PArRroT II
slOo per annum cash in advance
CL BBING
The WEEKLY PATRIOT and New York W,,Ei,,
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Phia weekly Tines post paid. one year for 81 s5.-
IN All eases the cRsh must accompany the order,
TIL DAILY PATRIOT
ls the only morning paper published at the State
eaPltali the only morning paper outside OF PhiIa-
deiphta and PittshurB that gets the complete AS
ten OF special teisRrams; and the only deiIy that
reaches the interior towLs Of PennsyITanfa before
the Philadelphia and New York papers The
DAILY PATRIOT has been greatly i'm proved in all
Its departments within the last six months and IL
now equal 10 all respects and superior in some to
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$500 per annum In advance (or s. 90 II not paid In
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Tor three months, In advance; so cents for one
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24
No PoetryInA uaIden,a Love.

It was divinely announced in the early
history Of the world that "it was not good
for man TO be alone" and the announce
ment has received the almost universal
endorsement OF our race, especially the
male portion Of our race. II may be that
some are discouraged by frequent failures
that Is, those who failed to marry those
they wished. To the male sex this would
seem to apply, as it is supposed that the
men only do the courtlng. But a close
observer VIII sometimes admit that the
ladies take part in it i once heard Of q
party who asked 3 lady Of over three-score
years how old q lady would become be-
fore she would relinquish the idea of mar
riage, and the answer was, Ny son, 20
ask some one older than - People will
marry. It Is necessary that they should.
But they should love first Those who
write Of love generally treat the subject
with too much levity, and associate il with
soft glances, moonlight walks and poetry.
Love and poetry go hand in hand some
times, but poetry is generally left-left
away in the background The young man
when he first gets in love is poet In his
own conceit- The girl does not get that
way. She has a practical idea OF love,
and whether or not she reciprocates the
passion Of the young fellow who Is letting
out his soul to her, she will knock all the
poetry out of him on the first rOund.-P6S-
Tor HunIn1OJld
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JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & Co.
Philadelphia Agents.

Now that sudden and violent changes of
weather Occur every twenJy-fOur hours, al
most everyone has a troublesome cold.
which, II neglected, may produce results
that VIII trouble you for the remainder of
your NE. Dr. Kessler's Celebrated Eng
ltsh Cough Medicine is especially deserving
praise IN this class OF complaints. 1t never
Ialis IL never disappoints Instructions
Tor treatment OF Group and whoopinp- cough
also accompany each bottle. Every family.
ttspe tssPecIa,Iy Where there Is children, should
nave bottle. Dissatisfied buyers can have
their money refunded. For sale by f James
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & Co
Philadelphia A gents
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24

of FERE never has been offered the people
of praislrla county medicine so deserving
eorated Wod patronage as McDonaid's ce l.
three most desRowders. They combine the
viz; Snsnness Of points in auy T-medy
and effectiveness. They easlnesS 70 - "a - 9
greatest worm destroyer of tntn tnsS, os,e Manv
children suffer continually and fuauv dis
their parents never dreaming that the lr ss~rp'
achs are infested and eaten through with
worms. Twenty-Five cents invested In 6
oox Of McDonalds celebrated Worm Pow
uers "ouIo have saved the little sufferers
Ire ana gwen back its rosy cheeks auu
blooming health. Any case OF failure to
cause Tepulsion where worms exist, the
money promptly refunded, Sold BY r
James, Eoensburg.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & Co,
TX o -1v%l Philadelphia ASeHts.
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HOW sreenbaek Paper Is Made.

All the paper for the money issued by
the United States Government is manu-
factured on sixty-two inch Fourdriner
machine, at the Glen Mills near West
chester. Pa. Snort pieces Of red silk are
mixed with the pulp in the engine, and
the finished stuff IS conducted TO the wire
without passing through any screens,
which might retain the silk threads. By
an arrangement above the wire CLOTH q
shower Of short pieces OF fine blue SILK
thread Is dropped IN streaks upon the
paper while il fs being formed. The eupper
side. on which the blue silk is dropped, is
the one used for fhe face Of the notes. and,
from the manner in which the threads are
applied. must show them more distinctly
than the roT c-fe side. although they are
imbedced deeply enough 10 remain fixed.
The mil IS guarded by officials night and
pareg
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24
Whom He Returned.

mr. Grablin, who is a candidate for
Mayor and who prides himself upon the
respectability of his social relations -
met on Ihe street by well-dressed man
.ha An, | am glad to see you" exclaimed
me man, Srasping Grablin's hand
Grablin, who faintIy reTnemhs-ad IT,
mans face, aud thinking that he had been
away on an extended visit, slapped him on
the shoulder and asked
-..,,nH-h ny my dear friend, when did you
-. GOT out to-day. The Governor pardon
eo me. "A rkdnSGIO T'rapeLeT.-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24
The Blind

The last English census reveals the en-
coursging fact that the proportion OF the
blind to the population has decreased
with each successive enumeration sinca
1851, in which year account of them was
taken for the first time The decrease in
the decade ending in 1881 was much
greater than in either Of the preceding de-
cennial intervals, the number OF oasss re-
turned on this latter occasion being % S92
equal TO one blind kperson in every ], 1873
This decrcz3' is fairly attributable to the
progressive imp C~ement in the surgical
treatment Of affections Of the eye and to
the diminished prevalence among children
of smallpox. x.-Scte1lttttc American
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24
TIE PTTPSBURG WBEKIIS
| congrstulaues its Democratic -es3 ~. y =.
/ OF a new year. under conditions t1hl lA.'
! Lsrea Lnr q -na--.- \ ! !. -.-- nv
Ring out the old. rius ln -5' -. -.
Ring out the false, ring 20 ne .'-l


! listed for a quarter OF = century
Ring out the old. rfus IN -ls -
Ring out the false. ring 70 ne -i-l
Clevelsnd and Hendricks hsve e - I. I.
I After the fourth OF March tfeI- --f
( cratic administration 81 ash-lA. -, -- :.
possibilities for the progress, FI-'i'-
vanoement Of the count-y- .--,- -
As THE PoSr has Isbo-st urcea'.-t,--
tv-hve wears for these glorious -.....-r r
Z extend TO the new SduiUisiTa..-- -.A.--.... =
ing aud cordial support Do me '.s.s-,-i
OF principles and policies T..s- I. ~ ~ ----l'
fare. bv reformirE EtUses, --s- ---...t
asserting the supremacy % ile -. -r--g'
~ e are on the Threshold Of mp -, -
Ereat chsusv-- To Dsr2--Ni5, ri q -f
ClevslsDd's election, tie future y --
I and hope. r..- {
TEE WrrErT Tos- Will sin i9 ~. - 4
abreast OF the times On every ti.ls -l,.-.|
incoming adm Illustration rs .r -
abroad viii be INTEL Iigertly ...l.a.,i
supported or csudiily and k-nl-t .-.--i-
wear in the bfsf0-v of this '1u-rsl 2, -
so replete with matters oi il-t-,,' . ,-.-
as the cns which we s-e a'.-. y II 81 ;
m eetiug Of Congress. the dec-rI I....- -il. /.
tdential vote the i0auEu ursilll, ~ -. .--s
the changes IN the public SER, ~
OF fke books all are 0f great c-le5. r-.s !.
LT Posr viii furnish tie ss[.--e,-4 n---
with ludiciouE com ment IRON .-t SO
standpoint. Success wi. luI la--. .--s-
than Quarter OF . cent1rF @. -'.-
energies. -ista .
The session OF the LsEisIaiu-s; -s
Gsvernar opposed Toy he-.- .--.i.,-.,l
promises % be fruitful of islI-.,e-.-- 81 l. .
citing tucid ent. The cUu1IN- -t' 80 irl
viii be even more interesting 10 l-s-r ~
In all fts varied department. t-,rr-
Posr viii sim a. excellence snl -
literary. miscellaneous. news - -----C :,
ments will be maintained in L.e --s7I.-
greater care sna precision ihsa '''-
made absolutely relishlc- --vttf
Nov the time sor eru0r-t,s 49, 80 q
hold. cement and strengthen tl'l-tr tl' ~
chosen Representative. 3F eLt-.-- -
the e,ensTveIWe I1, are done viii so. ~
party to dsy stands 'or mal7-.,ir y, IS
people. and iu few weeks 20 - =
administer the general Govern
mighty and hiss prevailed
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24
She Didn,t Agree with Th.n.

Two ladies entered Fort streesar one
day recently and took seats besid lady
well known to one of them. She ave her
friend an Introduction and dir8ly this
one remarked 1 think saw ye at the
- Street Church one Sundayseveral
weeks ago" Yes" "You shned to
be as much disgusted with the SIMON as
] was, for | saw that you were teibly IN
easy" Yes" again. Did on ever
hear a worse preacher in all ytr life !"
. Well, perhaps" Il never d and I
havn't been there since" TheonVersa-
tion then ratified of on some her sub
Ject and by and by the ladies q of "I
wonder why she didn't agre(with me
about that preacher" queriel the one
who had blasted him. why. low could
you expect her 20 ?" eSplainedthe other.
She's that very minister's Vie P'-De-
tTOft Free Press.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24
peIiRhted to he out Of s,,1s-

Diplomatic Husband. My dear they
tell me that this year it win be fashion
able for ladies to wear their last season,s
honnets." +" =
still more diplomatic wife How de-
nghtfuIl You've always complained of
my oelng TOO fashionable, and now, for
once, can please you perfectly by being
out of style .
BY being out Of style 81 in a puzzled
Yes. dear, III 60 down town this very
afternoon, and order the loveliest new
thing in bonnets
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24
shor,sr,ng MS r-r.xrr-

"You don't say nearly as long prayers
o. YOU used to, said Freddy to his brother
not many nights since
Don't ~ asked Maurice, somewhat
oouscience-stricken.
No; you know you don't" declared
Freddy You used to pray for lots that
you don't now. You've given up praying
for Jumbo too"
"Oh, well" said Maurice, after a mo-
ment's thought, Jumbo's big enough to
take care of himself" "
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24

shall have to ask you tdook out for
Jimmy. " said the coffee-poprE, the other
morning.
Whatsth matter withth9 scamp"
There amt nothin tie matter with
me. Give us mother cake|
He is very disobedierf He vii do
nothing ask him to"
Well, pop, I'll leave # You She
sent me on FOREIGN missbn to bring
home the washin' when sheJuot hing but
secretary OF the interior IN haint any
riF1t 70. has she, now.
"I zee, james Your extior has not
been properly attended to. fhave an ap-
2gointIns Mt with You in the Gear basement
'"'" SiateIy breakfast is DER - Hart
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24

Inc worst case in Cambria county of
eroInla, erYsipals5S-- ter or blood disease
10y HAN 70, lnt or acOuiIad tn mn r
base one bottle OF &cDonaIo.. .t ou, ~ puI- -
,uriher OF sarssperiIlisn alternative, use as
ilrected and IL not benefited many times
che value OF its cost, your money will he re-
turned Johnston. Holloway & Co, Phila-
burg. Ts q 1Osns
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24

Blessed shade of Saint Crosu. ,,
hoHled Old Hyson, when Mrs. HIS mil.
linery bill came In Bank of the ri
verse SOS for bonnetg' ~
Yes dear" she said SO svveet1x .,.Lu.
are the days of Jeffersonian simp1icitV
Inc bonnet only cost 81. 90, the rest is for
the trimmings y 40 AoI
"a and the old man grinued and paid the
Dill without murmur.-B BROOKLYN E,17Ie
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"4>u Know Hor ~. YourrcIr.,.

There is not particle of doabt but you
have TO this day vivid recollection of the
horrible, uauseating doses OF worm-seed tea
OF syIups forced down your throat twenty
years ago by an over-solicitous aunt or
Rrandmother who pronounced your case
worms You will be able TO appreciate a
vermifuge Ike McDopaId'. celebrated vrorr.
powders. The most effective and reliable
worm destroyer OF the age SO easy and
PHEASANT TO take the patient will never know
medicine is being administered. Money
refundnd to dissatisfied buyers For ssIe
by L James
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & Co.,
II a,.n.-
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Tho Secretary. Dau0b,or

Miss Bayard, daughter Of the Secreta,-v
OF ?t9'e, mas, In measure, assumed the
socinl burdens of the leading Cabinet
position; She ie blonde, slight and eracs-
tul ana has perfect genius for desirnino
becoming costumes. She has a ready I.-;i
ana an hough In her first youth, reInSas a
story with marked success.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24

Ieehng I1g ot mental dullness, that troublesome
oIlous headache, fastidiousness as to food
and weary aching pain in the small ~ IT,
pack can al be gotten rid of hy using one
oo6 OF mcDonald's improved Liver pills.
DlsSa tished buyers can have their money
ph!in, IpStunaen. JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY a Co.
Philadelphia, Agents" f5-9-fv II
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24

THAT feeling of mental dnuness the,
tIouoiesome bilious headache, fastidions-
ness as to food, and weary aching main in
tHe small or the back, can all be gotten rid
0i oy using one box McDonald's Improved
Liver flils. Money refunded to dissstisfiad
buyers. For sale by z. James.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & Co.
Philadelphia Agents
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-24

y fITs-[Ali its stopped free by DR.. Kline-s
et Irest Nerve Restorer. No fits after frsf
es use; Marvellous c1res. Treatise and
S2 90 trial bottle free to fit casee So u1 81
Dr. Kline. 931 Arch St. Pi,i--seiPniH, Pa.
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Il DON'T FEEL WELL - The stomach
Is out OF order neglected, this means chron-
&c dyspepsia You should take Acker's DIV p
ease. Sold by E. James. N''