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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1892-09-08

At the Universal Exposition of 1889. at >aris,
France, the best sewing machines Of the W. rid,
including those OF America, wero in competition.
They were passed upon by a jury composed IF
ths best foreign mechanical ex Perts, two of whom
we're the leading sewing machine manufacturers
Gf France This jury, after exhaustive cxamina-
den and tests, adjudged that the Wheeler &
Wilson machines were the best of all, and award
Cd that company the higf est prize offered-the
GRAND PRtZE-giving other companies only
goad, silver and bronze medals.
: The French government as q further recogni.
Ian OF superiority, decorated Mir. Nathaniel
Wheeler, president of the company, with the
Cr6es Of the Legion Of HOnor-the most priced
honor Of France.
The No. Q, for family use, and the No, 12, for
manufacturing uses, are the best in the world
to-day.
And now, when you want sewing machine, If
you do not get the best 1t will be your own fault
Ask your sewing machine dealer for the No. 9
wheeler & Wilsoo machine. If he doesn't keep
them, write to US for descriptive catalogue end
terms. Agents wanted in all unoccupied terri
tory. WHEELER & WILSON MFG. co.
Chicago, Ill
For sale by STONE & DUMBLE.
:. MORRIS, MINI.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1892-09-08
THE SONG OF THE "No. o."

THE SUM- OF THE "NOs 0s
My dress Is OF fine polished oak,
Az rich us the finest fur cloak,
And for handsome design
You just should see mine
No. o, No.9
I'm beloved by the poor and the rich,
For both impartially stitch;
In tho cabin shine,
In the mansion I'm fine
No. o. No.o.
never get surly nor tired,
With zeal always am fired;
To hard work incline,
For rest ne'er pine
No. Q, No.
lam easily purchased by all.
With instalments that monthly do fall;
And when / am thine,
Then life is benign
No. Q, No..
To the Paris Exposition I went,
Upon getting the Grand Prize intent;
left all behind,
The Grand Prize wes mine
No. Q. No. o..
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SPORTING MATTERS.
THE RAILROADS.

Nancy Hanks trots mile on the Inde'
pendeDce kite track in 2:O54.
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Late Grange News.

Cumberland County Pomona Grange held
a meeting With Westbrook Grange at Duck
Pond, Saturday, Nov. ~. Worthy Master
+. ID. Seaman of Gorham presided. ow-
ing to the bad roads there was not so large
an attendance as usual. Sister Hill of
Windham was the lecturer. After the dis
cussion of the question in the question box
an excellent dinner was enjoyed. Then
came the woman's hour, with the following
programme Music, Ella Barbour; essay,
Julia Hawkes.; recitation, Lillian Lowell i;
recitation, Annie Hardy song. grange choir
reading, Nellie Shenault; recitation, Mabel
Gordon; recitation, Addie Cover; song,
grange choir. The discussion of the
following question occupied the re-
mainder of the time. Does a Farmer
Success Depend upon His Wife,
and if so to what Extent:" II. X. Griggs
and Charles Stuart took the affirmative, and
Augustus Jones and viii MeConkey of
Gray Grange. in the negative. 1t was
decided in the affirmative by very decided
majority. The time and place for holding
the next meeting was referred to com
mittee of three.
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IN BUSY MAINE.

The Bowdoin Paper Company, who own
the Topsham paper mill, propose to build
another pulp mill soon, to cost $3.50, 900 at
Simpsons Rips, four miles from Topsham
village. A Topsham town meeting voted
practically to abate the property above
$50 900 for ten years.
Work is actively progressing at the silk
mills in Westbrook, and it now appears as
if they were soon to he occupied A crew
of carpenters began tearing down the
wooden building in the rear of the large
mill, and it is stated that a new brick mill
is to be erected in its place.
A company is forming uuler the oil chart
er of the Yarmouth.Manufacturin Company
for the purpose of furnishing power 70.
sighting Yarmouth and Freeport by elas
tricity by night and running manufacture
By day. \ par; of the stock is already sub
seribed and work will be begun as soon as
the balance is taken.
Gulford is beginning to see the results
of her building season. The new grain ele-
vatnr an erist mill is conspicuous on the
river front and in full operation. The
old | nivrrsalist church on the bill has ts-
ken to itself wings, one on either side, and
become q large and CONNEXIONS tenement
house. The new sehoolhouse has been
completed, and in all directions new dwell
ings finished and occapiel by families at
tract attention. The walls of Scales new
brick block at the south end of the bridge
viii soon be ready for the roof. Good pro-
gress is being made with the factory ex-
tension.
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TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

One of the most interesting places in Ok
ford county to spend an hour, to the lover
of fine horses and colts. is at the stable of
ID. NJ Foster, Canton Point, Maine. The
stations in service are Esmere by Albrino,
son of Almont; dam Elcho 2.27 IA by Dan
iel Boone, and Marlowe by St. Arnaud ;
dam Marplot by Almont. Among the colts
besides the get of these horses are three
Young stations by Dictator Chief 2.2l IL
and two by Nelson 2.l0. Shube Wilkes,
the two-year-old by Red Hawk, who has a
race record of 2.39 ga over half-mile
track is also here and is looking well.
Mr.. Wesley j. Allen of Freeman has
two as finely gotten up four-year-old mares
as stand in Franklin Co. One is by Bronze
Boone, by Bronze. dam by Howe's Bismark
This mare is a pretty animal and shows
great speed for a mare that has never been
trained; she is in foal to Alero by Alectus
by Alcantara. The other is by DR.. Frank
lin, .Ir. by DR.. Franklin dam by Winthrop
Morrill,. This mare is well broken but has
never been worked to the track any vet she
shows very fast clip to the wagon and will
with proper handling make fast one unless
all signs fail
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MAINE PEOPLE.

Tisdalo Dean Clarksan. brother Of the
famous J, s. GARRISON, so well known a.
Father Clarkson' of Des Moines, Iowa.
died at Hamilton, Missouri, on Oct, 81. lie
was born in Dixmont in this State. Nov.
80, 1915. Mr.. Clarkson went West with
his parents when he was six years old, and
on coming to manhood was for many years
engaged in the publishing business. lie
was an honored and upright citizen.
1t is something of singular coincidence
that the L. :. collectors of Internal Rev.
enuc at Ogden, Utah, and at Lincoln, Ne.
braska, are both Maine men, both from the
town of Harrington and both named Nor.
ton. The former is Capt, Frank Norton,
and the latter Edwin NJ. Norton. The col.
lec,or at New Orleans is Capt. VIM, he.
diah Hall native of Newcastle; anil at the
late presidential election Thomas H. Rowan
a native of Lewiston, served as United
States supervisor of elections in New Or.
leans by appointment of Judge Pardce Of
the T.. $. Circuit Court for the district Of
Louisiana. This record of Maine men
serving in honorable places abroad will do
for one day.
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.pseeh-fsures that we're disastrous 70 the
Republic2H party. "a
He believed that IS the Democrats ~
~ years ia which to study the Poiincai M
,.ry ~ the country they should Be ready %
nrrssu, their programme q the nrss oppol-
s,,nity. without delzy. He Mr.. DePes
~. wiling TO challenge them nov =. =
challenged Mr. J1snaar. At the same psn.
cuet. four years igo, upon the questions o.
rsrif for projection against tariff Tor rev
enue. .:..a IN
fayor of a change. He hoped there wouia
h. no DELAYS 81 legislation whateses
wouIi be the outlsome of the gosernn,eh
,bs country would not suffer. II was sreas
enough 20 overcome every difficulty IL
We ar to be debating, he said, for the
naxr wear. what is TO be the policy OF the
country. we will have year OF stagnaaon'
There must be NO delay
Mr.. Cleveland understands the gravity OF
the situation and has the grandeur OF tne
opportunity. Ii he succeeds be VIII
b. the evangel OF the political history OF
his time. who will have given the policy II
has sought for, the creed for which 1t Clam
ored." Loud applause
After Mr.. Depew speech the proceed
ings closed.
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Cause fea Alass.


Sieeplessnsss
~ Is a rapid road TO
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The annual meeting of the Congregation
al church and Society was held Monday
evening. The following officers were
elected A. II. kennison. clerk; IL. L.
Uaasos. treasurer: H. l.. Tappan, /. H.
Foper. 4 T. Merrill. prudential commit
tie. Rev l.. II HallOcs's resignation was
accented ani 4amsni,tee OF seven APP
pointed with 8 view of securing a pastor.
The fellow ing resolutions were adopted
Whereas Our pastor Rev. l. \. Halleck
has in Gso,fs pros iiience been called to 3
lsrge field of usefulness snd has tendered
his resignation TO take effect Nov. 80, and
Whereas. The path of deity seems plain
to hin, and to US. that he should obey the
cali therefore
Resolved Fiat with great regret we
hereby accept his resignation to take effect
Nov. SGsh. snss.
Resolved. That the xarmest thanks Of
this church and society are ami ever will be
due to orr pastor for his self-sacriiieing
acceptance of our call and his interchangeable
iahors in our behalf and to his dear wife.
who has been most efficient helper in
every good work, resulting ia cur great
spiritual and material progress during his
psSterate.
Resolved Tia. we sssure them of our
earnest PRAYERS for their highest usefulness
in the new field they are to enter. and our
most cordial best wishes for them and theirs
through all iifc's journey until they are
called Home to receive the well done'
Of the Master.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Patents have been granted TO William j.
Henry of Portland for trunk lock !;
Thomas Warehouse of Cornish, roll car
rage.
Mr.. Young, treasurer of Bowdoin col
lege, has received letters from parties in
terested, informing him that the contest over
the Fayrewe Gather viii does not affect the
beauest to Bowdoin. and that the balance
of the sum due on the 100000 will shortly
be forwa rded to the treasurer.
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The magical effect of Salvation oil in
haushing pain and astounds every one
Mr. Jas. Johnston, $50 W. Washington st.
Chicago, Ills, wrote a few days since; Il
had severe pain in one of my limbs and
could hardly walk for two days. When
taken, | tried different liuimenls hut with.
out any relief until tried Salvation OIL 1
rubbed the limb thoroughly with the oil.
aud when ! awoke next morning to my sur.
Prise the pain bad disappeared. always
keep it,"
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How to succeed.

This is the great problem of life which
few satisfactorily solve. Some failbecause
of poor health, others want of luck, but the
majority from deficient grit--wan, of nerve
They are nervous, irresolute, changcable,
easily get the blues and "takc the spirits
down to keep the spirits up" thus wasting
money, time, opportunity and nerve force.
There is nothing like the Restorative Ner-
vine, discovered by the great specialist, DR..
Miles, to cure all nervous diseases, as head
ache, the blues, nervous prostraton. sleep
Iessness, neuralgia st. Vitus dance, fits and
hystcria. Trial bottles and fine book OF
testimonials free at Bowditch, Webster and
Co.'S nov l6deod&wly
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HALLOWELL.

flaliowell patrons of the Gardiner
Merchants Carnival Thursday and Friday
evening can have seats assured them, as a
portion of the hall has been especially re-
served for Ifallowell people. They can be
secured ut the box office either evening.
special car will return at the close of the
entertainment.
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each night in sleepless, restless MISERY.
What wonder that there are 50 many saa',
tered nerves. tired brains and debii;iaten
bodies. when We consider the thoasahis !,
vho pass sieepless or disturbed nights ara
rae mornings feeling inlleserIhably misef-
able. dragged ont, nerveless and an'tiiion-
less.
II i nadiest folly 10 use onun' nor
rl,,n. or choral. There is ole sue va,
10 care .Ieeplessness--use DIR. dreene
N.-y,,ra blood and nerve remedy. inns
wo,serful remedy is natures own sleep
,,,odncer. and is perfectly harmless, being
,,,s,ls from, uure vegetable medicines For
sale bx druggists 81 90.
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The young ladies who will participate in
the Merchants Carnival at the Opera
house. Thursday and Friday, held re-
hear.ai yesterday afternoon. The drills
are finely performed and when the young
ladies are costumei for the evening will
make most brilliant effects. The list of
participating firms a. published in last
week. Reporter is receiving some additions
and will include all of the representative
business houses OF the three cities.
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The blue, green and gold Democratic
rooster that has hecn in training IN Hon.
y. :. Browns office for week escaped
from custody Tuesday morning and started
up Main street at $50 clip. 1t looked
few moments as if freedom was to be hls
hut Mr.. Hussey started in pursuit aud after
brisk run through the mud succeeded in
capturing the fugitive. The question Is
will the bird respond when called upon IN
tnniglt's parade.
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Bert II. Rines Of Randolph and hi-
ron-in, Ben nankins of ALMA, weni after
deer IN IN. sitlnity Of Nina last week, and
although they had nothing hut a shotgun,
-uccer1ed Ia bringing down q fine deer
weighing lG5 pounds. \ part of the juicy
steak was served by Landlord Young at his
popular bosteiry. Mr., Rines fired fouf
iini..s ut 1, handsome buck, hut dill not sur-
coed in bringing the chan down. He will
20 after him again when the next light
snnw makes tracking iIt animal possible.
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Mr.. Patrick Cunningham and Miss Ma
T.. Harry, daughter of Alderman Il. q.
Barry were married Tuesday morning II
the Convent chapel by Rev Father Kelley.
The chapel was filled with relatives and
friends. Many beautiful gifts were received
by the couple. Mr.. AMI Mrs. Cunningham
will make their home in this city.
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they would cure me in short time, but trey
always failed. Then gave II all up. thinking
there was no cure for some few months ago,
! noticed your advertisement in the Tacoma
Morning Globe; thought would Try me = ~
CURA EfNrDIrs, not thinking II would do me
nI1ch good. but TO NY surprise, three boxes o,
CrTIorRA one cake - CrrIcrsA soar, 800
three bottles Of CCrICCrt EfsoLVENr eured nc
entirely, Nv skin j. now q. white and pufe as
that Of n child. ! send my photograph. rave
many friends In Chicago III. ard ~. Pa1. hihb'
JOHN H. PEARSON,
20 Box 1852 Wbatcom, Washington
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WATERVlELE.

The Democratic cred paint is to he laih
on tonight and thoroughly rubbed in. Four
bands will be in line and 500 torches will
hlaxe. \ large company is expected from
pittsticld TO join the parade The route ex-
tends from the Plains to Ticonic street and
Head of the Falls to Nudd Field.
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Beyond
All Question

DR.. Prices Delicious Flavor.
ing Extracts, Vanilla, Lemon.
Nectarine, etc, are beyond
all question the best and most
perfect of any flavors in the
market. The are the purest
and most economical . They
are Of the highest strength
and the saving in this direc.
don is no small item. If
something pure and rich is
wanted to favor cakes, pies,
buildings, sauces, frostings or
creams, get from your grocer
Dr.. Prices Delicious Flaves&
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Lincoln.
Real estate transfers for Lincoln coun

Real estate transfers for Lincoln county
for week ending Nov. u
BooruAAY-Sebool bi-iuct No. Il to Sewing
Circle land and buildings. 81
BoorHEAY usRBog -Minnir A. Baker to Benz,
II squirting. land ard buildings. $3.50; Nathan
:. Baker to same, land. ESQ.
BRFMFN--George W Hilton to Forest W.
Creamer land and buildings. 500.
BRfsrot-tieur9e a. Holden TO Lizzie u. lloi-
den, house, 81.
DRxsDES-isasc cars heirs to Mary l.. Call,
land aud buildings. & 40
JFFa ERsoN - Fred A. tiiiddeR to James T..
Glidden, hand, 50.
NYwC ASri.r--Sewei Cbisam 90 Louisa Chtssm.
LAND and b,.iiasne. $50, r. Helen iiutchings to
Everett : l,asnsOn. lane and buildings, $3.50
NoBiEBoRo- susan =. Nyman'a estate TO
samuel D. Wyman, land and buildings $50; Geo.
NJ Nyinaa 10 samuel u. WynaE, land aud build
ings. sfe5.
So4Et1 iILE-.iRsoB ". Car'etnn's estate 10
Frsncena Whittier, Lard aBd buildings. $5Eao.
wutrFFfEl Prank W Douglass to Asreelus
T. Psrfridg, iaud aad buildings, Si6oo
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Who Baby was sick, We gase hsr Cassoria
When she was . Child, she cried for Caatosia-
When she became Miss. she chung 70 Cassor'a
When sic bad Children, she gave them Cas'oriA


Act on new Notwithstanding the
liver, stomach and bowels through the
nerves. A new discovery DR.. Miles Pills
speedily cure billiousness, bad taste, torpid
liver, piles, constipation. Unequalled for
men, women, children. Smallest, mildcst.
surest 80 doses. rs cts. Samples free, at
Bowditch, Webster & Co.
oct27dcod&wly
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The quarterly meeting of the Maine
State Woman's Allianre was held at Ware
parlors TUESDAY morning. The weather
was unfavorshle for a large attendance,
l,u, ~ delegates being present froui various
uarts of the State The members OF Water
willie branch numbered - also. Devotional
exercises, led by President Mrs. e. G.
Jordan of Portland opened tie meeting
The business session included the report
of the State secretary, Mrs. Barry of ken-
nebunk and report of the post office mis-
sion by Miss Fox OF Portland. An inter
teresting and able essay was read by Mrs.
Godfrey of Bangor, the subject being,
why am Unitarian" This paper was
followed by spirited discussion in which
nearly all the members participated. An
noon box lunch was sevrea followed by
remarks by Rev. !. L. Seward and mem
beers of the alliance.
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During the progress of the procession at
the celebration Of the Democrats in South
Gardiner Saturday evening the participants
were treated to shower of eggs and other
missiles which did no littie damage. Some
Of the offenders, who were Young lads,
were detected and a number of them were
arrested. Yesterday they were tried before
Judge I.arrabee and four of them, Hiram
Burgess. Fred Savage, James Howard and
Parker FerriIl were adjudged guilty and
paid fine Of : and costs which amounted
10 about 81 81 each. Hiram Burgess. ore
Of the Young men, was also found guilty of
drunkenness and paid the costs, it being his
first offence.
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The Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION
u arranging a series of lectures, comph-
mentary to the members of the association
and Ladies Auxiliary. The following
speakers and subjects are already secured ::
Dr. W. F. Gildngs, Gardiner, m
Emergency talk; Rev. Il. W
Hinckicy, Goodwill Farm, Fair
field. Social Purity This lecture will
be especially for young men; s. l.. Board
man. Augusta, "Giadstone Miss Anna
Collins, Gardiner, Italy and Rome Rev.
+. G.. IIaddock, Gardiner, Outing" Rev.
V. F. Hills, Randolph, "A Tour Through
Central Africa" The lecture by Miss
Collins, will be illustrated by splendid
photographs of views in Italy and the
Imperial City, secured by Miss Collins on
her trip to this historic part of the old
world Mr.. Hills lecture on Central
Africa will be illustrated by the stereopti-
con. 1t is also probable that Rev. III. A.
Clifford of Richmond will lecture on his
"trip abroad, Illustrating it with photographs
ami the Rev J. 5. Williamson of Augusta
may be secured TO give his lecture on "A
Night in New York, an interesting, thrill
ing description of personal inspection of
slum life in the American metropolis and
the grand work of the Christian missions
of that city. 1t will be one of the best
courses of home lectures ever given in Car
diner
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Franklin for the week ending Nov. ~.
FSRNrSGroN-Herhert rilden to James T.,
McKeown, land and buildings, $500; Susan
Mann OF Lewiston. to WIN. P.toombs, land, Slfn
Eugene F. Gilman TO Charles A. Eveleth, land
and buildings sSsno Lewis kershner to Fred A.,
and Frank h. Niles, land and buildings, si05a, Il.
H. Richards assignee to Frank W. Butler, land
&t3:g2, Amos Mosman ct al to same, land, sead
Catltarine Lidstone Ia Geo Cover, premises s2it
Richard l.. Lidsione by gnariaial 10 same, prem
ises, 80.
SrI;oN.;--p. !. IIaines to T.. :. Staples, prem,
ises al. WIN. f.. whitney of Pennington, ID
Nuomie T.. Adams of lewiston ] land and bud
ngs. s.f25.
SlI.EN-Mary A. c. I.arrabee to II. u. Harris.
Promises. SEQ.
wEIp-Ioslna Soule to Harry 3. Holt black
smith shop aDd land. 500
CAHrHt.E-I.oytua blackwell 10 porras Co
burn land aud buildings, So
RNNGpLEl ft-,iames w, Haincs to Eangeley
Plantation, land, 2ij.
R,NGEts,Y- Henry r kimball and II. 4. Fur
bush 10 Phillips & Rangripy Railroad Go. land,
ESQ.
PHILLIPS FRANCIS r. Wheeler TO Samuel II
E..dv premises. $50.
INV NfsI1 iED--Wnt. and Ellcu ". Barker TO
L. q. Ingalls,. land and buildings, stJN.
INprSTi.s--t l-mentiue q. kamSdcH 10 ;. G.
Rand aud J. " smith, land aud hlildings, si75,
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II soe,hes. calms and quiets the weakened,
irritable and oycr-wrought nerves, protiuc-
ing perfect repose and refreshing, natural
sleep; ut the same time it hullds up the
shattered nerves AMI gives renewed life,
strength and visor to the system. Use it.
ynn who are sleepless.
II can checrfully recommend Dr.Greene's
Neryura blood and nerve remedy as being
good remedy for ,leepiessncSs. Having
been troubled in this way for three years,
and Directing seriously 10 opiatcs- ! have
used Dir. Greene'S Nervura blood and nerve
remedy with great benefit. have also
recommended the Nersura to many of my
friends who have been much benefited by
its use. MRs. &. II. Hun,
II Union St, Concord, y. H."
DR.. Greene, the successful specialist IN
curing all forms of nervous and chronic
diseases, "a Temple Piece, Boston, Mass,
can he consulted free, personally or by let
ter. Call or write him about your case, o7
send for symptom blank to fill out, and a
letter fully explaining your disease, giving
advice etc will be returned free.
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Who have once tried Scbifmann's Asthma
Cure in their practice, invariably recon-
mend il thereafter. II is the greatest boon
of the age. Relief instantaneous, Ask any
druggist. noyiGJit