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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-03-17

An American who has been travelling
in Europe thus describes the industrial
uses of old boots and shoes which are
thrown ont into the streets and into ash
pits; After being collected they are
ripped open. and the leather is subjected
to 4 treatment which renders il a pliabIe
mass, from which a kind OF artistic
leather IS derived. This in appearance
resembles the best leather of C0rdova.
In the nitel States patterns are stamped
on this, while in France it is used to
cover trunks ard boxes. The old boots
and shoes are also treated in another
way by which they are converted into
new ones. The prisoners in Cen
tT2l France are employed in this
way, the old shoes coming chiefly from
Spain. They are taken TO pieces as be
fore. the nails being ali removed, and the
leather Is soaked in order to soften it,
The uppeTs for children's shoes are then
cut from 1t, The solsS are also used, for
from the smaller pieces OF the leather Of
the old s0les, the so called Louis XIV
heels for ladies shoes are made from the
larger and thinner pieces. The old nails
are also put 10 use, for by means OF mag
nets the iron nails and the tacks and
brc,as are separated and sold. The con
tractors Of the military prisons AT Mont
plLiCr say that these nails alone pay for
the cid shoes. Nothing now remains but
the scraps, and these have also their
value. for they are much sought after by
certain specialists for agricultural puT-
poses New York Mail and Express.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-03-17

At the terribly har1-fought battle Of
Sharpsburg fAutietam Paul Conrad was
desperately wounded. receiving a CAMS
ter shot in the left shoulder. which
scraped every rib in his body. The ball
entered just above the point Of the
shoulder blade, and pas-ed perpendicu
larry down the back to tie waist. where
il was found and cut out by the surgeons,
but not until eighteen hours had passed
after tn wound was received. Though
the ball weizhed not more than ten
ounces, Mr.. Conrad said that after sew
eral hours had passed he feit as If he had
ten-p0uud ball, cannon and carriage
in his back. 50 great was the shock 10 his
system Upon his recovery from his
wound he reioined his battalion, and
served calamity 10 the end OF the war,
partici lating in all the great battles with
the Army vi Northern Virginia.
Born in New Orleans in the year 1910,
he entered the Confederate army soon
after attaining 70 manhood. and his rec
ord rs soldier was as enviable and gal
liant rs that OF any Of L5uiSiana's sons
who wore the gray. He served with dis
tinctian to the end # the war. He was
member 0t Captain Henry =. Paul
Cua-SeUr- 2 Pied. part 81 the Army Of
Northern Virginia, and Is one Of but a
few of the survivors OF that famous COM
mand. The company left New Orleans
Auril -. 1851. i1r Peusae Ia. Thence
they went 10 Virginia. and other COM
pJuies b-in. attached, -. PaUl's Ba-tai-
u was formed. Their first big fghc
was at seven Pines. where more than
half the command were killed or wound
e6-am0n. the former being young
HUur-vS. Csrra6's first cousin.
He is. and always mas been. strict y
speaking, Il man Of the people OF q
.rnia. and pleasant disposition and pos
>lss;rs rare business qualifications. Ge
Is euiueurly fitted To Till ,be Responsible
position To- W ich he has been elected
lie is an honest upright and faithful,
business man. whose word Is a. good a.
his bond
The Beard Of Directors Of the Lou'si-
ana S1ate Lottery Company have elected
Mr. Paul Conrad President, vice ur. NJ
A pauuhin. deceased.
Nr. Conrad has practically uanased
the affairs of cfi> great corporation Tor
rsa.tgS. five or six wears. lie has been
am at,atho 20. 'he company 10 various
.laraei,-as since le1l and has earned the
sa.d Will. conn ieuce and respect Il all
with whom he has come III contact
Nozzle tEIs.-.
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A Biblical Opinion of Man.


Wife-The Bible says much in favor Of
women, john. thought that the Israel
ties kept thor women in the background.
but if they did the Bible, which is their
history. doesn't
Husband-Humph! The Israelites did
well by keeping their women in the back
ground; that's where women should be.
Nife-But still the Bible saws that
Husband-O, know there are a few
women mentioned in the Biole--thare
was JeZehel, she was a woman.
Nife-Yes; and there was Ahab; he
was man And there was
Husband-lt is no use talking. Mary.
The Bible is a history Of men. Women
are mentioned only incidentally as they
had influence on the actions of men. Tie
book says little about women compared
to what it does about men.
Wife (musincly-You may be right,
John, now when come to think Of it.
There IS one thing. at any rate. il says
about men that it does not say about
women.
Husband (smilinglyl-I thought you
would come to your senses, Mary. Nhat
is il the book says about men that it does
not say about women:
Wife tplacidly)-lt says all men are
liars,
Then the husband arose and put on his
hat and went eat to see what kind Of a
night it was. london It'd Bits,
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4 Notnble Tree.

A remarkable and notable tree ID
Chicopee has lately fallen beneath the
blows OF the woodman's ax. IL stood en-
the old Parson NckinStry place at tAe
unper end Of the street, the presen..
owner Of the place being Mrs. Ialt, OF
ibis city. The tradition has always been
thar either Mr.. or Mrs. Nchnstry set
ont this tree when they built their house
which was about the time Of MI Ne
Kinstry's settlement there as the lifs'
pastor of Springfield. in ls5e But since
The tree was cut down it is believed that
If must have been very much older than
the house. and it is thought tina! II Was
fully 200 wears old. 1t was remaF5-
ably beautiful tree of the huttenW3Qd
variety. and the residents OF ChieoG5,e
street are all cherishing as NalU~s. =.
keer,,akes pieces of the wood OF tais
famous tree. 1t had changed very ii..IN
f0r the last seventy-iiye years, lt1Nlas
been "bollow" rs long rs pre5ent oel'-
renarlans PLAYED under it. and l1 them
selves in lis protecting hollow. ne GU
cumfercnce Of the tree where II WAS guy
down was thirty feet, and sons a,,1
daurhters of Chicopee Will ms LIZ
familiar ark.-BoSton Herald
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I heard a -ccI s.o-v tile other day pertain
in To- one cI the les. EnoRn rai'road men N
H. northwest. I, seems when he first starred
ont in r1a business lie was made station
a-cat. orora.1v. e.c. az point lew mics
distant lr1n Cincinnati. He was young,
ye-da.- sul cN-taLlu...v fresh t-r Youth ot
his Immature Years j. was also the general
o7.pial that his kHowle,lSo " the science Of
r.,ilr73.if,- was somewhat limited So one
bai,av spring afternoon i1 was determined t.
make the test Accordingly one of the
bs3v!est shippers os the town walked into the
otfcs ami s1ieunly inquired the tariff On
loose feathers shipped ON Hat cars.
\ careful rcrtis,.l Of the tariff sheets was
made in vain: but being anxious 70 oohse
the shipper he promptly wirsd 20 Tie general
frgi-l,- ascent of tla road ASKING the rate.
And ii, was not until the emQ hattie, net 20
SAY proiare, answer 81 the general Ireisnt
a-e9t was received THAT the alsnrligy Of tne
t6iu- iawned upon lbs mind But IT taught
him s. lesson tda, be has never forgotten 10
tins Minneapolis Tribune
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Said an Albany dentist recently:
women are my best customers. l
think that two-thirds of the persons |
operate on are ladies, and they stand the
work fully as well Us. if not better than.
men. presume il Is because they feel that
they must have il done, because nothing
makes a woman look homelier than de-
cayed or unclean teeth. You know o
gentlemans mustache will cover his
teeth 50 tina: nobody viii notice their op-
pealance. but . lady has not this advan-
tace, so SIZE feels IN duty bound to take
care Of her teeth in order 10 preserve her
beauty. When she gets into the chair
she has discrimination and will power
that 70 pain can overcome"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-03-17

In New York a dog committed suicide
by Jumping OFT q ferryboat. The owner,
an old woman. asked policeman TO de-
him at the dock until she got aboard,
but as soon a. the boat started the dog
jumped ior the deck, and, by Z great
effort, succeeded in pulling himself on
board. Then be ran through the women's
cabin with Ills nose 10 the floor. and
found his mistress on the forward deck.
His stumpy tail b0hbed 50 fast thai il
was almost invisible, and ii 3 dog ever
laughed he did The old woman was
angry. She seeded him as though he
had been stealing meat, and his tail
gradually stopped wasging, while his
head sank lower and lower. He walked
slowly forward until he was on the edge
OF the deck. and looked mournfully
across the water. He was the picture Of
dog despair. suddenly he gave bound
far ont INTO the river and in q moment
the ferry beat had passed over him.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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The SECOND HAND SILVER ~
quaint Down Easieruer who rouna u,.
bonanza al fIo,a.

-A Al Home.
Down near Cape Cod a spry LITTLE mo-
jumped out Of dilapidated bnegv . ns1
ran INTO country store co. "'u
mof n; ANY plugged or cliuped silve,
70 seii tGdayf he asked Of the rner,.la,'t
VA, q no; hain't got time 10 lo ,,,I, /; 4
up, aekt time you come alone nnaII1 !,
ohi amt In no hurry; look 'rm,nd
some, WIZ re, an I'LL hang round a anelI >
Wal, I'll see." 11 Il i'eii'
10 you find the old silver h,e;,ooa
prohthblef asked young man Who =,
on soap box, smoking. ~ M
a,.,;eS' yes. answered the spry man
sitting down socially and pidl.Ina ~
teeth with a Taunton herrin9 aNTy ~ ~
man mar was Calyforny forty-niner H., ' 7
una more OF bonanzy round fbeaa -
tiian he ever fetched hum. This hoi" r.. !. :, -
buggy 0 mine hez put up at every tavf.gr,
III eastern massachusetts. and / NAL, =
pretty iaif thing out ont, year ia an
year out. buy this ere nlufilafed s,' 90
py Troy weight an sell it to the bnIIior
how do you fix the priceY
Cordin 10 market rates aa;d -
ilttie man poinpously. "Then I pef lats
o. old teaspoons an things that's bent ~, ~
%. Droke from some o the farm houeas
iother day Teller thought he's gnin. -,
pay smart on me He'd a lot Of eiivor
odds and ends, and weighed iem on
aVverdepoy scales fore | cum alone
weighed en- on these Troy seaIea an
. .g nun the ounces. Hold, on, sez he.
there's nloren't that, cause / weigtad
y, an ! couidnt make the critter believe
"arnt tryin to stick him.
broken up '''e-' '9h
Sometimes, but folks gently hold
olter them old heirloons. 'Taint lonD
though, sence ! got big, long. cbaef.d
spoon with twisted handle that looled
as though 1t come over in the bIayfower
ara oncet got silver torringer or
chrlstenin cup, the felier called II WHOM
sold il to him. '-'-''
My biggest holt is out to them bio
plggeries round Dedham and Hvde
PARK, The hogs are fed on CITY swijI
ana lots 0 forks an spoons gets chucIed
N ny careless help. A good deal on't's
pated stliii, an that don't have no can
10 moddie with know an ole woman
tiias OWES piggery that got half a
barrel tuii o plated forks an snoons
ohe can sell EN-. an she's too mean h
give EN- away. Sometimes rina9 an,
Things gets in. Then, again, bqy Old
watch cases. pins an rings with stones
knocked out. or anything that's gold or
silver
Say, y continued the spry man. in a
TIT OF confidence, I'm let ye look into
my box If you want to.
tie had curious collection-Dieces If
little thin, old fashioned teasDooDs
quaint time blackcned icweIry' witb
deep chasings. old Spanish milied dol.
lars and pistareens; a heterogeneous eap
OF worn, battered. clipped and perforated
coins; the lid Of a silver snuff boz and
the handle Of gold headed cane.
SHOULD think you'd be afraid Of get
ting robbed, suggested the admiring
young man.
Lord. there hain't no hichwavmen
about here, said the bonanza man. re-
provingly. "a feller stopped me oncet
down in Plymouth woods, but told the
dunn fool ter git out. an he did. guess
he'd been drinkin' rum. an callated to
skeer me little. Boston Herald.
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A funny story comes from the village
of Crumpton. where the gossips are dis
cussing the marriage Of Miss Matte
Glanding, the principal Of the school,
and DR.. {. 7. Cahoon, the village Pay5l-
clan and druggist When the ministerial
blessing had been given and the beue-
dicuon pronounced. the happy pair step
ped into the finest rig the town could
afford and drove to Ralphs wharf.
twelve miles away. to take the steamer
Emma \. Ford Tor wedding trip this
city and Washington. When the steamer
was reached. however, the bridegroom
concluded that he could not desert lis
practice and lis drug store. even for the
pleasure Of I bridal tour, SO placing his
bride on the steamer, with many en-
phatic iniunctiuns to the officers to lool
after her comfort. he slowly and sorrow
fully wendell his way home. while the
lonely bride came on TO Baltimore. Mrs.
Cahoon visited friends here and IN
Washington. ana enjoyed her lonely
wedding tour Is best she could. AIt7r
three DAYS absence she returned, ana
Yesterday morning was met by her huS-
band at the wharf The little house was
ready for her, and the happy pair have
gone to housekeeping. baltimore Cor
North American.
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AN UNDIsPUTED TEsr OF MERIT.

A medicine that has been q household
remedy for over fifty years and used in
that time by more than I5o, 900 0-e persons
must have great merit. Such medicine
Is found in BRAsDRETH's Pills This fact
illustrates the value of these pills better
than any statement Of the propri tors. 1t
will Dc observed that the dose required to
cure is small. One or two pills taken every
night for ten or TWEEN days will cure dys-
pepsia, costiyeness, rheumatism. liver
Complaint, all female comp aints and
weaknesses
BRAEDEETH's PILLS are purely vege-
table. ahsoiut iy harmless, and safe to
take at an time
Sold in every drug and medicine store
either plain or sugar-coated-
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Hep yourself

Help yourself
il you're a suffering woman, with
the medicine that's been prepared
especially to help you-Dr. Pierce's
Fayorlte Prescription. 1t will do it
where others fail. For all the dis
eases peculiar to the sex-dragging-
down pains, displacements, and other
weaknesses, it's a poSitioe remedy.
1t means new life, and a longer
one, for every delicate woman. In
every case for which it's recon-
mended, it gives satisfaction. It's
guaranteed to do so, or the money
is refunded.
1t improves digestion, invigorates
the system, enriches the blood, dis
pels aches and pains, produces re-
freshlng sleep, dispels melancholy
ana nervousness, and builds up both
flesh and strength. 1t is a legiti-
mate @ae1icjae--not a beverage.
CONTAINS no alcohol to inebriate !;
no syrup or sugar to sour or
lerment in the stomach and cause
distress. As peculiar in its mar
'eiouS remedial results as in its
composition. Therefore, don't be
put Oh with some worthless COM
pound easily, but dishonesty, rec
0mmended to be "just as good.n
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yoUcL4IaTHAr YoUAREKArIosAL
Does Your Conduct show It?-why Cling
With Blind Path to the Tottering Old
schools Of Medicine just Because
They Are OIdg

The OK team is elder than the railroad
the pony express Is older than the teie-
graph; The crooked stick il oIder than the
steel plow. People who reverence tks
dead past do not belong TO this progressive
age For them i. blood letting and leeches,
croton oil and SPANS b fly.
The Hysiogeue' lie System is superseding
The old scho ls az does the sunrise tn.
darkness. Would IL not be well to inves
tigate itf
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y IHhI-IA " aSH-. FEfl. W Ir5I.
Dr. J. Eugene JoydaH, Seattle. Wash -
~IR Having used your tistogenetic Med
lciues for seiatic rheumatism snd found
and perfect relief after fifteen
Years Of doctorin Z, have great confidence
In IL, and find several here who would ike
20 use IT; therefore, write to know IL you
would like an agency here, what terms
you allow agsnts, etc. Should like to han
die it II satisfactory arrangements could
De made. Respectfully.
MRs. w. w. WALTERS.
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aYou Look hand to-day, binS.ey.
"Ifsel hard Didn't set a wink OF sleep all
night
allow was thatf
"Had the toothache.
~ was awake all night too ieAo" III
the next room was playing leNsaarls
..Greau Se1tgi I Imagined tl3' sN+Iele.-'
--Na,arassa state Jonr1AL
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sgARycK w.sb M.v1o ,soo

was laid up with rheumatism, AID was
In az b ID a fix aDpareItIyas possible. Ny
leg s~elled up enormously and bur.ted
The agony was just about uncomfortable
When things loo. ed darkest / sent to DR..
J. Eugene Jordan for his Histogenetic
Medicine, and after taking IL six days re-
covered completely, and am no~ perfectly
well and have had no recurrence Of it for
year. THOMAS PIERCE.
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SUFFERED FROlI CANCER THREE
YEARS



Last month Mr.. Isaac Livesav OF Min
lef came 10 Peoria to have Or. Toel
remove canear from his breast. which
la4 osen growing for three years right
Eyer tar breast bone and measured -
:! inches, Mr.. Liyesay, who is over
T. years '.I. VAS very much Frustrated
y 'he pain 'sa cancer caused him. but
i seen It's i.-e operation was over he de-
V4ieI iAa, ... pain had left him. The
yRtfa.'' was performed without the
leg oia sireIe drop Of Blood by means
o. electricity and lasted about twenty
~, .i.''9.es Dir. L,Nc>ay returned home on
"'g C uar d. Was performed upon.-CcH
MI uF, log. is now located in Portland.
ile cancer. with hundreds OF other can
If ;, ana lHmors successfully removed by
. ..,l5, v4n he seen in his office. DR.. Toel
s,uled IN Europe, and is the only sur
syoA m the Northwest who operates by
-
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- ron LKtGUEs AROUND
arREApl

~e,eowed lands, sunken lots and
ne iDefsay ,a river banks, which give them
IN .u1me ss" ~ malaria impregnate the air
Sb DE ,s ,F, at every breat b thousand.
ssstr6idel e.td,,rlce Yet such exlxt-po ent
ne saneial ~ or to prevent. pure IN It's con
sks 10 Ftl VA ybe professionally recognized sub
sfIusnsi all t,tffui dfig. quinine. Its name
81 Y Rts q, y family al a ,gfdls
IA sa!eghs' y, aise as a means Of permanently
b ma ara W r.r,.ia aud relieving constipation,
rsm6ging ~ Nv rheumatism, kidney and blsd
sef 1 ,9lpf's and nervousness AMONG inylgeI-
sDs VIZ y ~ lie It sysiemalleally.
sPP am gam 7iaes has this interesting
The L,ns ,,cafher has been very SICK The past
iieaIs hi we think she = DetleI l.lls nioiii
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noM,s THIs9


s.oos Hundred Dollars Reward for any
Ee enei tbat cAunOt be cured By taking
esse q Yarn s,srh cure. +. ). CHENEY 4 CO.,
Halls Cataii" Props. Toledo, o.
..dareipued, have known r J. Cheney
We me ~ ~ ,esr.. and believe him perfectly
fof ihe ~ 81, business transactions and nan-
hoGo's9tisa ~ ~ rarry out any obligation made by
eiat5 aps 70 WEsr IL TRUAX,
theif nm Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
wt,ftfNG KINNAN q MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
u.,p. cstsrfh Cure is taken int rnally, acting
Hsi., Ion .,,,cr tic blood and mucous surfaces OF
dHeel; a ny Price IS cents per bottle. sold by
sidrnggists -
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c,svge wishes to make known his Ntu
Df, - far he cure II all diseases Of the Eye
TSathn,5 Delctfre Visioa, Inflammation. etc :,
- i.', 6s,,.rs-on or Pain The remedy can b.
y lplst' N te pat ent, and is simple, safe and
s n in IN fleets strengthening the muscles
slI,uanes,ialF Il h q marvellous discovery and
a99,as..f,,fber particulars address with stamped
.ags,.,pe k j. Ia GRANGE. ~ d z Powell ST.,
esan'.,b door nom Geary, Saa francisco, Cal.
"Gsiee b0urs-lI till 3.
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DOCTOR ToEl

N S'"Nes ~ 4 Specialty of Diseases of the
1 1,vse, Throat and Neck, Skin, Urinary
0 0,saIS Female Diseases and all Surgical
n ups'Sllons, as for Fistula, Piles, Strict
me- 1V, cancer, Polypus and all other Tu-
nv rg, , : una uicers. Operations performed
I,i aieais oil electricity without loss Of
s So Office - No. 70e Washington
Wosl,! corner Fourth, rooms 5, 4 and 5
"S'''ng'on building, Portland Or.
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D.. Wallace Ely has removed his offices to 21s
Powell street, san Francisco Cal where he Ton
tiuues 10 give special attention to kidneys, Blad
der, Prostate Gland and all diseases arising
thsreiroL1. Diabetes aud BFights Disease treated
according to the latest apr roved method Most
Gases can be treated successfully By correspond
ence- Consultations daily from 10 A. N. 10 4 ?.
N. WALLACE ELY, u D., as Powell street. four
doors from Geary street, -en Francisco, Cal
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All that IRE can say as to the merits Of
n5bsiu,' RI -c,ric Soap pales into nothing-
a>es before he story IL win tell you itself,
If ifs own pe, feet quality, if you will give
# one trial Don't take imitation. There
are lois Of them.
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We positively cure rupture and all rectal dis
eases without pain on detention frsna business
iress Tor pamphlet Drs. Perterheld Lesey szs
Market street. San Francisco.
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Asa cure far sore throat and coughs
aRro,rag Bronchjai Troches' have b en-
t5or1Bgliy tested. and maintain a good
reputation.
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ye,er d. To- day what some one else win do for
YOU o-l0rfOw
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MADE $50!

Rsisins Of every grade az half prfee of some
years- Dry FFs1t viii be out OF sight By May or
@anes order now We have all kinds Cash must
come vita the order Sugar prices are liable 10
Oh ange- Mention Ibis paper Ask for fun list
Address Smiths Cash store, 41e and
AIS Front ST.. Sam Erancfsr0, Cal.
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rsrs easier for camel to get tod through , the
nd III thread through.
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People who have no time TO pray during Lent
have lots OF time to sin all the balance or tbs
YEA
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Coysu,frTioN SURELY CURED.

prt has noticed that it takes two to make a
tsr5atn. bg tAa suly one cum get the best o. it.
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POISON IN A PIPE

POISON IN A PIPE.
Few smokers fully realize the
danger Of smoking new or improp-
erly cured Tobacco. The medical
staff of the German army discov-
cred this was a fruitful source of
throat disease.
The subsistence department of
the Z. s. Army have adopted Seal
of North Carolina Plug Cut as the
Standard Smoking Tobacco for the
array.
Beware Of limitations. The gen
uine Seal of North Carolina "
costs you no more than poisonous
limitations.