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General % reiienoe Nsenter snifes i Bisz
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Iirsbas Niten 81. u pif Der ! 6ars
monia SaI siues ct Geitmaaltio, bnortil
uIe Yrobibitioniiter inbbpoes at touu,e
- bunsrise. 8omiteen bar isrset for,
at Der peb Borbet oil bliue Sibbeplaoie
for ale, lom anitoffer fig Billet. Snsen
oil bebspe at uente. ale bill fao Ylaos
paa famine 9ib. 8M 81.
NrbeibsfoH % 5orretninssfolt bsr
orone bet lan, at be iaar fin Sapper Der
i semptlist Selltab. unoer spb Muiii
% 1aler. Damerne bbr liselebes Ie'til
at bliue ferb,s itibe.
Ser oil tillise blipe siort Nrranses
ment for @enr. Giits Mootaselie, ben
II September.
Som! 2ons! &om!
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,Sren1fa 5olfets 9ionius' fan lite
unoerifstte ben rationale republifanife
Ylatform % oil UNDER 8al9fampen bore
%epublifanif uafbensis uJolteblaoet'
% Demofraterne er / Japsr al be beofte
&anoibater, uoenom Erobibitionspartiet
Dsiaa zen Dper9ans" ia Rapen, ban
blep f1aab.
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Gtort llooal9 at 8eo 2oun9es, Spiiebor<
be, Stole etc. pua Seanota 5urniture Store,
4O5 & 4O7 geoar Mpe., Scanbia Bait Blod.
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FISK and B ROCKS
The Saloon
must
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DOvenstaaende trygtpaa Silkesleifer
s@lges j FELT RAABET for Is Cents
StYkket eller $3.50 per Dusin.
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Den norite fattises Sjelpeforenins afz
bolber Set paa Daria !6ad, bjsrnet at
Cedar Nue. % ste ct. 6rebaas Niten
ben Site Nusuit 1888 til Snhtast for
t~ren9enbe 2anbsmano.
PROGRAM.
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Gale .Meo. s. Gi1teinion.
Sang ...... gauges San9tor.
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Wuiif. .Wormamna 8anb.
reformation ..... On9par Qats.
Yiauo Duet. .Wiis MarD 6ope
Wiis Snsa Gilteinion.
Gang gauges sansfor.
Mulif. .Nprmanma Banb.
0prene aabnes &l. 1880. 1elten be-
spnber 81. 500. N~psansstesn Is
Gents.
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9canoia 5uruiture Store, 4O5 4 4O7 Sc
bar Npenue.
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ct Drsel, sanife lioet brast, ielses billis1
i ,Ielt &aabets" Office.
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8ooo & grifipn bar fremoeles bet itsrie
l1opals al geuts 6urniibin9 GOODS fit fore
Xofale paa geoar Mnenue.
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aaenter pniies, Bog $40 gitp, COB BE
falling.
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Geo. Nurpbp, iom ct Slar iioen uno=
tom fra 6en9ilet / Nnofa, blep Qerbag
arreiteret / &enneD.
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8iIi9ite Steb at ijsbe oine Sto % Stbns
Ter er 3O7 geoar Mpe.
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@eH Basbtf.
Minneapolis.

%. 9. Gallagher er unoer Gorbsr fOr
Meaeo.
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Sor 0u Sobber, ION ifol TRIPLES iaa butt
paa ,6elt &aabet" 400 : 40 @eoar Npe.
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5or9lem life minneapolis go-opretipe
5urnijbins 60. naar ou ifal bape Sfo.
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penrp 5. @jertien, norit Sagfbrer, trafes
pao tit &ontor, Al Baib. Npe. 9. 8arelie
10. 4 % 8, buer Dag fra 8 til 8.
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Program
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2egnimgen al 6jerneitenen
\ D R N A \ \ A / II

Sproa8 ,. 1899 aug. 49,.
pjsrnet al 3bie @aoe os 12te Noe. g.,
Minneapo1is, sc I'M n.
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8arlor & Beo room iets til Iaue Brifer
bos gnger Bros. & Berner, 4O5 4 4O7 &C.
bar Mpe.
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Z. 6. 8prnes, Yreiioent for ben re,
publ,tauite 2isa / Ninneiota. flyer, Al
ban ifulbe snife ban bar baluten iaa fit.
Ter paa, at fomnls i 9immelen, iom bau
Ct poa, at .&epubl,fanerne ftal pinos
Staten til 6bften" - ban Inn naturli9z
pis life baabe, at besae Dele ftal lDffes
nnber be iamme 5orbolbe.
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Martin Smith fonbtes Tirsoas bsb i
fin 5ors 9us 9O7, 5 CT. g. 9an bar
Murer men bapoe / ben ienere 1ib brufz
let ftaois, bpilfet antases at bape f~oraars
FACET bans Dgb.
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-
mr. @teele. Gieren al The Big
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her werben, fsr ban fommer i ben @tils
limo. bpori han befinber fla. Son ser
uen,lio oaoet falit. Sou tilbsb fine
4rebitorer mortoooer. @ea( gitate. meu
r. nil ho' Reuoe.
Natten til Jrebas bleu Gcanlans gus
8ortlanb Nue. be1gat al Snbbrubstppe,
iom itjal 500. Scanlan bopoe iamme
Dag besrapet en- l3aarssammel Batter.
-
ct Drsel, sanite lioet brust, ielses biaist
"Se't "aa0e1s" eH'ee'
'a' "
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rorlte YroDlo't'ons1lno III ueeoe Oaz
''a pau Der OIL pune eolo Iot1e 10
ler, % oet melte a1 2'oe" ." ol'oe oez
% pratt'lt Or9anslat1on.
Weolemmerne an1aooes ont at meos
brin9e npe Weolemmer.
-
,Sren1fa 5olfets Tibnius" fan lite
unoerifstte ben rationale republifanife
Menub(ifon5f uofhpnoio 9~offebfobet"'
- 0.r,ot~otor, ~ esonsr IS s. hess.s
DsIaa ~" S"S ~ ~"
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-
Glen murnhn INN Of s(or ,;oen NM
.o,n fra souo,fet /; 9ruofo b1en Qarhoo
orre,teret ! aennen
hoo f;ooeuhe osmoot;o nm M;conet 9fne
~ p az S,,u bIen fsrt ii So,n;tofet
bnor h,,u f~ortofte At moro fomu,eu II,
fro o. gros,e forot onsaoe FIN Wror
Nuo,ft SIMMER
aoob & erif,ou bor fremoeles bet ,tsrste
llopals al Scents Surniibims @ooos i fit fore
Hoiale paa eeoar apeuue.
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Sfreober Union bolot Nsoe ! 300
9ennepin Npe. TirsbaSaften. De potez
rebe $40 til 1pposrafernes Union, Jon,
bar Sag mob Spectator.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-09-06
A, Joker Gomez n Grief.


They are laughing in one co,prie ahnnt
young fellow who has come to disaster
through being al once joker with the
boys aud a masher with the girls In the
former capacity he In Ingenious and OK
pert In playing tricks upon hts fellows at
the club His latest device was what he
called the goblin squirt II consisted
Of scarf pin the form Of watch was .
c"mic face calculated to make the Oh
server look close nj IL. and this was At
iached TO water filled rubber bulb hidden
under his shirt bosom The practical
working Of this invention was to press on
the little tank al the instant when some
curious friend had his face close to the
pia and thus eject a tiny stream OF water
upo., him Possibly there was no great
rit in this joke. but the chap enjoyed It
very much The mistake that lie made
was in not putting aside the apparatus
,rEen be went ont IN his capacity Of
fnasiier
One wealthy maiden was understood to
he his serious choice for q wife. and he
vas in the early stages of earnest en-
deavor to win her He called on her. and
sat alongside her on a not too capacious
sofa They were in some sentimental con
versation at close range Her face vas
far enough away from the scarf pin to
satisfy the demands Of propriety. and yet
it was near by when be placed his hand
with passionate gesture Oh his heart
But between the palm and the heart lay
the little rubber bag A squirt Of water
few into the eyes Of tho maiden It was
a dash of cold water on the romantic
hopes of the poor fellow. How is 1t known
that 1t ended his courtships Why. be-
cause the girl told tho story merrily to all
her aequGintances She wouldn't have
ridicuIed q love scene II she hadn't re-
gar,ded it a. terminal. New York Sun.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-09-06
The Language Of Animals.

Mock anger seems to be rather common
among birds There is IN them. when
Gagged. some suppressed excitement or
fury. especially in the spring Every one
who knows parrot knows that per
fectiy reciprocal fondness Is 10 protection
against his bite The one know bites
bis best friend deeply. and roars with
laughter The little birds nse kind Of
Irritation of defiance will, the overwhelm,
ing power of those they know intimately
A skilled bird tanner. bellows. puts Ills
hand into the cage. and. when the bird
moves. withdraws 1t hurriedly. as If In
fear. This invitesthe bird to contempt
which becomes the foundation for faml.
iarity. and the device is founded. sup.
pose. ON that adventurous and provoca.
tive spirit In the bird which prompts the
bullfnches to scold and bully the master
whose favors they value Does a puppy
bark and snap in play In something like
the same temperf / might mention q
gold6nch know. which. | think. never
fails to distinguish its partial mistress
from all others by an outburst Of swear.
ing and rufling.-London Spectator.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-09-06
What Il Really Means.

Did you ever think what it really means
70 10 tramp" No home. no friends.
no work. no chance. nobody in all tie
wide world to care whether you live. or
die IN the cutters like dog No heaven
for such vagx to inherit: no decent grave
TO hide them out of sight: no opportunity
to be anything. and no hand stretched out
to give the greeting or the good -by Of
love. Nobody to feel an interest in you.
whether your bones ache from cold or
your skin cracks with fever No spot in
all tho world to call you. own. not even
the mud wherein your wandering foot
step leaves its feeting mark; no prospect
ahead. and no unbroken link to bind you
to the past. A name like curse ~ blight
every hope of manhood. and a reputation.
like ball and chain on your leg. to hin
der the way to any good accomplishment
tell you. when we sit right down to N.
and figure out what it really means to he
q tramp. ! guess we will not find it SO
easy to withhold piece of bread and
cup OF coffee next time one calls at our
aoor.-'Amber" in Chicago Journal.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-09-06
A Tooth Worth a Million.

a charming road of seventy four miles
carries the traveller to Handy the ancient
Singalese capital OF the country This Is
q picturesque place. with some beautiful
views. a residence Of the governor and q
BUDDHIST temple. where. in a wonderfully
rich shrine. one of Gautama's teeth is
kept This il one of the treasures of the
Light of Asia" for which. it is said. the
king Of Siam offered 1000, 900 rupees not
long since. but in vain The priests hav.
ing it in their care are said to he among
tbs most intelligent and learned Of the
eastern craft. and possess mach R,dd
histic lore of great antiquity and VsIus
One of the attendants informed me witt
much pride that Edwin Arnold worshilrd
at the shrine when last in Ceyion can
rot say that Edwin is a Buddhist. but his
writings show him quite as dseply i'm
bued with reverence for Gautana as Tor
him we of the west claim to be the Lord
One cannot talk with the Intelligent peo-
pie at this temple without being impressed
with the fact that their creed rests with
them apon enlightened faith. and not
apon blind superstition. The priests. too.
wear an expression of cain dignity Ut
1erly at variance with bigotry or fanatic
ism.-Carter Harrison's Ceyloa Letter
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-09-06
the ONE w4o STAYS At HOME

The whc~is Of the world 20 round and round,
In the press OF q busy throng.
Morn with its n,at,n n,eiosty
And night with tts vesper song:
Tie tides are ont and the tides arc in,
Like the ss,a In it, ebb and fioW
For there's always one. to stay At hons
W;,ers there u one to 20
Abroad on the highways noisy track
There h rush OF hurrying feet,
The spar'ss fy out from the wheels OF time
To brighten the o,rter and sweet,
But apart from, the beat-n road and path.
wher. the v,ise OF earth runs xiow.
There b. ways one 70 stay al home
Where there b one 70 60.
Over and over good -bys are said.
In tests that die with the day.
When eyes are wet that cs,nuor forget,
And Smiles have faded away,
81, les JISF sw' worn o. over crave
-is1a.ss.a $50 .ssfs-ssTs5 ara. U}O1S. ...
FcrEapsf's ar'N..ss a-s- 10 sues At homo
Where JtEasa = oa2 10 -
AIg2nvs one for g..e Gtl gs, tasks
tn sCgy tnGL IS Ds,er GnnS;
AiSa:'S one Ia SIT Gown al tig,;t
Aid wai,H vita tug stars alone.
Ard lie wno Eynts on the ~or,d bread Geld.
With os.unei ami blast ana dram.
Litti. dreams of "a tRitie gained
~ the ot.e W ho stayed at home
-Ruruesion Lane 10 Detroit Fire Press.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-09-06
A Persian Boys Drers.

As soon as he can walk and talk. tho
small boy IL put into clothes OF exactly
the same cut and material as those Of his
father don't think you will be able to
remember all these hard names bnt IN
call them off for you. so that you can sce
for yourselves how much goes to make up
suit Of clothes there. even for a boy Of
Gor7 First. then. we have the shirt.
called "pirabau." which buttons on the
shoulder Next there is the tight fitting
coat Of native cotton goods called ark
he!ook:" then the coat OF one shade oniy.
named '.khaeba," Around the waist 10
woru the girdle or ''kamerbund This.
with sens of the wealthy. is sometimes a
costly thing. of velvet or rich silk. and
studded With diamonds or woven through
with gold thread. forming fanciful de-
signs Over it all Is put the long coat or
''kuledjeh." with short sleeves ending at
the elbows.
The overcoat or .djubbeh" IL. accord
ing to the season, of cashmere shawl
cloth. or of thick wollen stuff. or even
felt OF course. the little fellow also
wears tight drawers. and over them short
I'D verv wide trousers called ''s5alwar.
- r''a - 'Cirrab' and
Vi .."t .AG ven head
!. q H.. cap Of conicai
t: n-~y 20 >".i - low rs thirty
c.. ~. >!i a.A~3. And IS high as $40.
:t-i,3.,ir- - t,e EnG0esS Of lie mbskin.
W 0.fuoE S@.Il2rV brand in The CosmopoG-
tan.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-09-06

~ the cid aethod tie steel wire fin;n
Ehich wateA stfligs sfe made uas i's,aIe !
10 the proper temperature ard imHelt
ately plunged into oil In ihe pew process
The wire is .itn;uersed III the eli hail. first
and is then brought. by means of Ell
electric current. to the desired degree u:
aeat.-Boston Budget
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-09-06
Norl,in. Peonle,. Plan,s,

Plants most cultivated by working PEG
pie In cities ara said by florist TO be the
geranium. the l,eiiotrope. fnchsia, daisy
gmydpwer. primrose, pink aud oxalis
These will grow where less hardy plants
would die, and viii thrive IN small quar-.
tegn-ohicaro Harnld
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-09-06


;~ulid Eut know each ether socially. But "A
the army the trademarks position s3nl~
mandcd the absolute respect and obedience
Of the nob!eman. ] merely ?sivc this IN
STANCE rs an illustration of the absolute
perfection of The military subordination ~
the German army. noticed this cJa=
stantly rs the officers came Into The dining
room. Every officer who came In salptcd
those present, and those saluted either
arose or bowed formally, according to
their Feiatiye ranks. The working of this
discipline, which was sh9wn in o hotel
dining room, was of course common ut ALI
places of public or private meeting. When
the officers pass each other upon the
streets, no matter if it is twenty times n
day, the same ceremony, only in a mere
CERT fashion, 10 gone through with. The
Punishment fox any breach of discipline is
swift and severe. Yet ,p spite Of the rigor
Of the discipline and the tre:ncnlpus work
involved, all CT the officers and the men
lo.k comfortable and coutcntcd.
But in nothing is the perfection of prep
;ai..tipn shown more than in the signals ut
niaht and IN the sudden armirg and turn
ing out of the entire force along the from
tier upon the shortest possible notice.
Tho German soldier, when he retircs at
night, never KNOWS whether he will DO
called ont within tho hext ten minutes or
o, any time Of night. At | O'Clock the
signal will be given and then IN order is
celled out fer tho men, and instantly the
entire garrison at Metz will be placed in
bne, Men VIII be sent out at double
quick ZIP and DOWN the streets, cavalry
will 50 Gathering out ;ate The darkness,
the ortillerymea will DO whipped out at
their posts with the same swiftncss and
rush as if the enemy were actually at
their gates. And then there will follow
shower of rockets. These lead to hillside
fires, one hillside lights up another, ard SO
the biaze Of light runs along down tie
long line Of tho frontier, calling out !,y lis
signals the men ut distant posts. Moth
ing that could happen now In the way CT
demonstration upon the part of Fr&ncA
could find the Germans unprcpared They
are united. harmonious and have perfect
military arm.-T, G, Crawford's Letter in
New York World.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-09-06


Just pul,lisbed. new edition OF DIR. Cu
:yerwell's Celebrated Essay ON the radio
.ure OF or Spcrmafurrho,a or Seminal Weak.
ess inv0IuiIt,iry Sen sal Losses, lmpOten
~, hienta. aud Physician incspaciiy. Iinped-
ments 10 Marriage. ETC., also. CONSUMPTION
epilepsy and Fits, induced bYSeeff-lndul
ence. or sexual exttavagsncess&c.
The celebrated aotiior,.fh this admirably
essay, clearly demonstrates from thirty
years s, ccessiui practice. that tho alarming
of 81 H. :biisc may be radically
rpred; pointing out "a mode OF cure al cnc,.
simple, ceittin, md tfiectual, BIZ. niea, = q
WHEN Every sufferer, n,s MATTE ~ =;
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privately IND radically.
Ss- / has lecture shoa.d he I'm tn,
every yoi:ih aud every man in Ia
Sent under seal, III a plain enve
address, postpaid, on receipt OF TO-
two postage stamps. Address,
THE tULVERWELL MED ID
lsAnn st.,NswYork ny. Post on
Sq6ample ior trial sent nee on . asHa
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-09-06
There are Two Distinguishing
characteristics

Which, anything
sin
in
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-09-06

Second. THE DAILY NEWS
Is an Independent, truth-telling newspaper.
The reader hand the known newspapers
at least intentionally truthful, and commonly so in fact.
On the other hand, is the abutuniversal rule to praise
ones party and candidate the ses and cry down the
opposition party and its candidate the verge the depuabl
So have such silly and reprehenbe methods Jour-
nasm become that they pass unnotced and accepted
matter of evil inseparabe from practical pc
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people intelligent enough thoughtful enough, fair
appreciate and endorse honest, truthelng journals
tuthto prefer the misleading, the notwithstanding dh
of the organ"
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pendent newspaper which give the reader all tie s< and
absolutely free from the faint of partisan bias This do
expression of opinion, based facts, will commend its
the thoughtful reader when he may not find hims H
agreement with the conclusions deduced from the pre-
Disagreemens of small moment if only confidence b.
of purpose remains. With political ambition
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every shade of political faith why THE AlL
NEWS has to-day circulation of ambition a-week
NJ. WycANr Sbey, Iowa. writes: CT am well pleased tn
THE DAILY NEWS, although am bred bone Re-
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1872 The extreme fairness of THE DAILY News, giving
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-09-06

The treatment Of many thousands of cases
= tnoss Snronic weaknesses and dissrcssinf
Totel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y.
mas Afforded vast experience In NICELY adapt
ing and thoroughly listing remedies for tie
Or. Risrce's EavoEitc Prescription
is the outgrewth, or result of this great and
nisis. ySoeivea from patients and from physi-
clans who have tested it in the more aggra-
waited and obstinate cases which had baffied
remedy ever devised for the relief and cure Of
suffering: women. 1t is not recommended as
"cure-all," but as q most perfect Specific for
A a powerful, inVfgorating tonic,
it imparts strength to the whole system.
and 70 the Eomo and Sc appendices q
dressmakers. sealnstrasses, "shop-girls," house.
keepers, nursing mothers. and feeble wonec
10 the greatest earthly boon, being unequuled
DIS &C nppctizing cordial and restorative touc.
as sooth ing AND siteisg;hening
qna.aQ and is Invaluable in allaying and sub.
dug ncrFsls eSsit9 bii!ty, irritabiEty,r ex.
hanation, prostsat'oi,, hsstsiia. spas,ns ans
noriy attendaut upon functional aud organi,
dssa5c CT the womb. it induces Refreshing
sleep and relieves mental anxiety end de-
srnT.acii.T'.
ssr. E'Gcrce's Favoriie Prescription
il g: legitimate medicine, carefully
co.nIounded BY =. experienced and skillia,
It IS surely ysgetabe in s
composition and perfectly harmless in its
effects in any condition of the system. For
morang Or ever
pepsia and Kindred symptoms, its use, in small
doses, will prove very beneficial.
tive cure for the most complicated and OBJ
etinate cases Of leucorrhca, excessive flowing.
painful menstruation, unnatural supprcssions.