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WILLIAM LEdRr An IsSUE
Republican Club Nominations Lert Hin on
the Regular Ticket.

Republican Club Nominations Left Hin on
the Regular Ticket.
William Leary. who 10 one OF the real live
working members OF the Republican Club
has resented the evident effort OF tho show
members to turn him down at the annual cleo
tion to be held next Monday night Mr.. Laary
is one OF the present Vice-Presidents Of the
club and tho only one Disseminated against
By the committee which nominated the regu-
lar ticket when they med the five can datSs
for members OF the Executive Committee.
committee OF twenty-five members OF the
club took up the cudgels for Mr.. Leary and
nominated q ticket on which Mr.. Leary's name
appears as q candidate for member OF the
Executive Committee. While they were about
the work OF making ticket these twenty five
gentlemen thought that they might as well be
thorough and they named Monroe b. Bryant
Wstmore. whose nomination on the regular
ticket had not been made by unanimous vote
OF the Nominating Com mittee. These are the
The men who posted the Opposition ticket
are: United states Com missioner Jossph b.
Deuel. Henry L. Burnett, samuel G. French
liam NJ. X. Alcott Joseph Pool j.. II. Bonn. i.
BENJAMIN hamsdell. William n Hoag, Ismuei
Fly Quige. Henry l. Elnstsln. ]. A Greene. O.
esa veil B.idwihB rSStSsS
K Tuthil, w. jerks Merritt, w. q Roberts
Robert Z: Porter. Henry Berrell. and Howell ii
Rees. This committee issued q circular yes
III recognition OF the service and standing
OF the Vice Presidents OF the club Is 10 be MADE
by placing them on the Executive COMMITTEES.
to BIO made against one who. as a member has
been constant In his attendance upon the COM
mittee,s sessions and uncommonly Jealous
ouB work"
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BUFFErED BETWEEN rWo TRAINS.
Three Men Caught While walking on the
Railroad Bridge Over Newark hay.

| Three Men Caught While waIkIae on the
Railroad Bridge Over Newark hay.
John Riley. John Marahan. and Michael Sui
livan. of Elizabethport. started to walk to Bay
onns to look for work on Wednesday morning 2.
Reaching Newark Bay they decided to walk
across on the railroad bridge. which Is be-
tween mile and half and two miles long.
When they were about the middle OF the
bridge Riley looked back and then shouted:
Get over to the other side boys. here comes
train"
The three mon had hardly crossed when
Sullivan shouted:
Here comes another one from Bsyonnei
Look out"
The bridge is just wide enough to allow two
trains to pass. MonAhan began rushing fran
ticAlly from one track to the other wringing his
hands and calling for help. His companions
were on the narrow margin to the left OF the
The trains were rapidly approaching and IL
was evident that they would pass one another
sngin GERS Whistled and rang the sbsiis. but il
was too late 70 stop the trains
With yell sullivan sPrang head foremost
lpto the Day. Riley waited long enough to
Jump after me well save YOU" to Mona
the Icy water. The last the two men saw OF
MonAhan was that he was standing in the mar
row space between the up aud down tracks.
According to those who saw MOnahan. he
stood like a statue between the tracks when
the two engines passed At exactly the same
time. The engine OF the east bound train
struck him on the arm and flung him with ter
rihc force against the baggage car OF the west
bound train.
From the latter he was hurled back against
one OF the cars OF the first train and thus buff
feted to and fro. until finally he was left lying
on the west bound track.
sullivan and hiley swan TO the piles OF the
bridge, and. wet and shiyerinE. elm he'd up on
taken 70 ElIzabethpOrt By the west-bound
train.
It was at frst thought that MonAhAn was
dead. and the surgeons say that his condition
"a prscarious. His left arm WAS crushed TO a
Jelly. his skull Was fractured. and. besides
DANGEROUS Internal injuries. his head and body
are covered with cuts and bruises
The excitement among the passengers OF
said that AonAhEn had struck with tTemen-
dous f0Fes against the window beside which
a ne at ne F9s Ins sil95ss q ne mans iHss
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The Assembly Cou,n,ittss Th,rH. a.-.r.I
freot OF Fraud win he Euourh.

The Assembly Coun,ittes Thtnk. Ge-.r.l
Preof OF Frnud VIII he E-ouHb.
The Assembly sub-Com mittee on Privilege,
and Elections resumed the hearing Of Assem-
bly, contests in this city yesterday. There
were present Messrs. Terry. McNamee. and
Vacheron. The session was taken up with ths
Fifteenth district In which Seth wilks, Re-
publican. who received 1000 votes, contests
the seat VI Adolph schillinger. Democrat. who
received 3.911. Wilks's complaint alleged
Intimidation Of voters ana great frauds" but
gave no details. Lawyer John J. Delaney.
counsel for Mr.. Sohilinger. asked that the
contestant be required to furnish n bill OF par
ticulara Counsel for Wilks replied that IL
numerous frauds were shown in an election
district, the entire vote could be thrown out
Joseph Schloss Of 831 Columbus avenue. a
Republican watcher In the Thirty eighth Elec-
tion district. was the first witness. Tho polling
place was at 440 Eighth avenue. He said that
men went into the booths with able bodied
the inspectors swore at him and policeman
put him out, He said he had taken an active
Interest in Reppolican politics 10 the Fifteenth
Assembly district for more than twenty years.
""Twenty;three.', was tie. reply
sRS q the S STREET.
ssSs Similar anG t.s%oS1 william I RS
OF Az Eighth avenue testified that a man
namad Curey followed him into the voting
booth and tried to get him to vote for Maynard
In the Tvensy;lish Election district Henry
Hurtio OF 81 West Thirty-nfth street testified
that man he didn't know offered him So or
tho man who offered the money was Sohii.
linRer Formnn L. Billinger. an inspector Of
election, testified that Assrmblyman Schil-
lingsr stood at the door Of the polling place all
day and as voters came in pulled them by the
coat. He saw Thomas n. OHnra vote, al
though he know that O'Harn had moved ont
Of the district twelve day previous.
Thomas j. Holmes, Repu blican On ptain in tina
Firth district. testified that at least nfty-fve
disabled, and were accom- panied by n man into
the polling booths. There were indications
that Mr.. Holmes had been drinking The tes-
out.
The committee will take testimo py In regard
TO tho Tventy-second district this afternoon.
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FOREIGN sporting Ge..Ir.

The final heat Of the $500 Scotch New Years
13O-yard handicap was run OF at the Powder
hall Grounds. Edinburgh. on Jan. 3. and re-
suited as follows: T. Gordon. Edinburgh. IL
yards start L; J. W. Jack. Lslth. 12K yards
start. 2;A. burnside. Edinburgh. lax yards
start. 8; q. Torrance. Edinburgh, 1lb yards
start =. Gordon won . desperate race by six
inches In IL 40 seconds.
George Bnbear. the ex-champ ion scullsr.
says that he will accept Billy Hainss's chai.
lenge and will row the Old Windsor man for
aiO AIDE in one month after his race with
Haines In anything and any distance from 100
yards TO 100 miles. Tho race between BubeAF
Feb. u
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Princess CoIouun's su,t.

PARIS. Jan. 1.-THE case OF Princess Co
lonna. stepdaughter OF John W. Mackey.
against her husband. which Is an action for q
judicial separation. was called in court to-
day, but was again postponed for a week.
pose the demand for the removal Of the chill
dren TO Montone unless official doctors certify
they need It. =
=, The Judge. In Chambers, commissioned DR..
her children. and ascertain whether the trim to
Mentone is necessitated by their health. Tho
Doctor will report on their condition to the
Court.
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Nsa.- or F0rsiEa n.Dps.laa..,

The influenza from which the Earl Of KIM
bsrlsy Is suffering has developed into seri-
Gus ease OF bronchitis
The Hotel Olympia, another hotel and sew
eTal houses were burned IN PltEas. Greece. on
Wednesday. Loss, SoO.OOO.
The Emperor held Prussian Cabinet Coun-
ell to-day to consider measures 10 imprOVo
the condition OF tho goTkingmrn: also to dis
euss OIL providing Tor chambers OF Rgrieul-
turs throuR bout the klngdOm.
The Due ~ Uzss AID Mile. Marie de Luynss
daughter Of the late Due de Chaulnss. we're
maIEied yeaterdAg In the chapel Of the Convent
Hes educated The esrsnon vas private.
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KING HUMBERr 10 sroILY.
Hts Supreme Ambition H. 20 Improvs th
Condition of the leland


Condition of the leland
COPYRIGHT 1924, "a, Unil.d Pres. ai '-
PALERMO. Jan. ia telegram from King
Humbert has been published here. His
Mniesty's despatch is In answer to an address
sent to him by Gen Nora di Lavriano. milf
tary commander OF Sicily. on the occasion Of
the anniversary OF tho death OF King Victor
Emmanuel. Jan. o. and has produced an or.
celleIt Impression. The King recalls the sac
rinces Sicily made for Italian unity. and OK
presses the hope that the Same sentiments
still survive. He declares that the aneliora-
tion OF the economic condition OF Sicily is his
..HosE. Jan. 1.-THE representative Of tn.
United Press I to-day ebay had an interylew with
MET TaslnL Stellar p prelste who enjoys the
Sicily. Mgr. CarIni said that he 'spproyed
the measures that had been taken by Prime
Tsto tho scan Socialist hs as soc ds1 L"YS
aSppse Gs fac q s The sosa fsss pegp!
Carlnf added that the deaths that were cBused
by therecent CONFLICTS In Sicily ought 70 weigh
heavily upon the conscience Of Signor de
iEe,I IT, as ne could have averted the tronbles
= lie bis%sd the aG!ta.ors for giving ths Easel
cIoclfsso." He related how siGnor de felice
kepe through some prieats Who Sessa IN GOOD
faith. He nlso recalled how several siciian
Ssnrps In sons had invited the rich to
Mgr. Carini concluded the interview ~ saying
ho believed that the clergy had a gfsat mis-
sion In the island and he hoped that a kindly
work. ~
II Sicily remains as quiet as Mt present. Gen.
Nora Ill Lavriano. the Commander In Chief
on the island. will start shortly on a tour OF
the Island A thorough censorship OF the
press has been established In PALERMO.
. In central, Italy. where an outbreak AGAINST
the .Goyernments Slcillan policy has been
feared. the temper Of the people has changed,
and they now are feting the troops that leave
for Sicily.
Father Urso who was arrested here on sc-
COUNT OF his, relations with the Socialist
Deputy. de Felice will be removed to Palermo
Nearly = 900 moro troops embarked to-day at
;, .tqsbSSS. jan fife Rome oorTfsssDoSdsns
Of the Central News gays: .rg's-sIii'I-
The Pope received on Jan. 8 y deputation
Of Roman aristocrats. In speaking with them
he repudiated indignantly the suggestion that
he was aware Of the alleged French intrigues
In Sicily. was born in italy, he said, and
| love my fatherland. The man who does not
love his fatherland Is unworthy Of tiods bless
DasinR the recent rioting ia MIsilmsrd.
Sicily. the mob drove out the troops. killing
six and wounding twenty. The troops then re-
entered the town, killing and woundlne riot
ers By scores. The troops remained victorious"
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Beecham's pills are for

Beecham's pills are for
biliousness, bilious headache,
dyspepsia, heartburn, torpid
liver dizziness. sick head
ache, bad taste in the mouth,
coated tongue. loss of appe.
tite, sallow skin, when caused
by constipation; and consti-
patton is the most frequent
cause of all of them.
Book free; pills a5c. At
drugstores,o or write B.F. Allen
Co.,36s Canal ST.. New York.
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DENOUNCED Br xNiRcHIsrx
Mr.. Bosh, the Social Democrat, Insurs Thsi
DisnppruyaI.

BERLIN, Jan. ia mass meeting OF Anar-
chists was held In this city last evening. The
speakers denounced Herr Wilhelm Book. q
Social Democratic member OF the Reichstag
whose article In the NiOe1ndke1's' Trade Journal
on saturday last led to the arrest Of KosniR
and Hildebrant. who are shoemaker on the
charge u melting to anarchism. Agitation for
strike 81 the shoemakers IL progressing.
Jesuit began In 81. PauPs Church. Aachen,
on Jan. z, n series OF lectures on Socialism and
politics He has been forbidden to continue
the series
ROME, Jan. 11.-An Internal machine loaded
With revolver cartridges exploded outside the
Sasin9 IN Anconai port Of central Italy. on
the Adrintic. last night. 1t did little damage.
Explosions took place at about tho same time
In several other towns in the province OF An
coma. a.'t.H3 Wy. =
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ELARA. Jah- lI.-John Fleming. . black
suited prisoner At the rsformatory. escaped
about $50 o'clock this evening. In company
with Fred Andersen. b. scaling the wall Of the
AFmOry. Anderson was caught at about 10
O'clock In the Vicinity 81 the Institution.
flsmtng !. festo inches IN height aud weighs
graz eyes and brosn hail. scar % TOP Of had
And lslt a., and arse seaf On lsn shln- Are
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Mr. PLAfTS LEGISLATURE.
TEE r<nS1S arr Szsos QUESTIONS
DEsOUssHD M zHs SENATE

nFHnrnnRra
1HS SENATE
-
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T..-. As..'.' s :. S,', ".,s :. 's'
sp...s.. % -. r.r,s. s.s.,o- az,
......, =. -. s..,.. ~-.' :. .I. s.
| Pr,..,.. ,sC,.v.,,,s,, An. vv,,,. 49,.
-. :,
....,on a. A. - -. y, ~ y,u
cu.slnR the tariff and the labor question. SEN
W,.r-,. rh.r. are q. ,s. pr...n, tina. over 100 600
skilled ana un.sln.S i.bcr.r. -l,Soo. .mployn.S. ia
the city of New York; and
srs..inG suffering and d.,r... from huss.r and cold
from private sources aud
tuoerry Bend Park the annexed district park. stree,
iYproys%'n':. and the buid,ns Of .ehooihou.., and
authorised and %.S ,. begun =. once S'''o nave
fr'o'r.t That the people of the state OF New Yors
represented in s.n.,. and Assembly do hereby r.qe..,
40 y. IN ,hs,r go, 80 .. o,A 70
40 AZ N 'n,r Dovsr 10 immediately forward the cen
struction OF these public works.
| s.n.,or o,conro, .,,cos,., A., AT.
,,,,nn -. 80 49, A.. %sa',.. 'us. , .n's r'so-
$500. %aa. ~ 'o - IT, . On eIles
senator cantor said that the resolution
citv .nthorit,.s ., N.,r WI r,,nh, 80 .s.s
they would have the ssnotion,of the IeoisI,-
ture In acting speedily on matters before
substitute:
R,'ols'd That all the municipal authorities OF the
.mpoy,d in their vsr,ou. s,,,.. 40 f.r IN.
would be possible snd practicable and under ali cir.
oum,tances to relieve the distress Of the needy in
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Lau.A A.s..n e =. I..-..a :, Hs-..

Lillian Russell said at the Casino last night
that her marriage TO Sig. PsEugini would take
place positively on March 10 the sunday fol-
loWing the termination Of her Boston engage
msnE
She and the prospective bridegroom would
leave the company on the hight Of March III.
% the mldnight train for thiS elty. Toe mar
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Zsri,ia Predict. n Republic.

MADRID. jan. 11.-Se1or Gorilla. the WE'LL
known Republican leader. has issued a mani
festo In which he predicts the early triumph Of
the Republicans The establishment OF re-
public in Spain. he says. will he followed by a
revival OF trade. an improved condition Of the
workingmen and working women, the regulu-
tion OF finances, the establishme emit of an en-
Client army and navy. and tho protection OF
Church interests Republicans, he adds have
no sympathy with Anarchists, whom they are
ready to destroy as enemies OF social order.
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LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE British Medical Journal
says that the Princess OF Wales 10 recovering
from her recent illness. and all cause for AnK-
iety IL past She had q relapse after the in-
1uenzA and was threatened with diphtheTiA.
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PARIS. Jan. 11.-Napoleon Bonaparte wyse
brought up in the Civil Court. Paris. o-day
his claim for $500. 900 upon tho -Pana ma Canal
Company for his services In obtaining an ex-.
tension or time from the Colon MAN Govern.
ment During the proceedings NJ. Wyss and
NJ Monchcourt liquidntor OF tho company.
nnly confirmed. According to the com promise
NJ. Monchicourt Is to pay NJ Wyse $50, 600.
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-Ths Lazy Mas. Of smoIer-.-

. BERLIN. Jan. 1l.-Count Posadowsky. Sec
rotary OF the Treasury. introduced the
Tobacco bill In the Reichstag to-day. He spoke
for nearly two hours in behalf OF the me- sure
The Count contended that the Govern emit
would not be iniimidated even II the entire
lazy mass OF smokers were modified against
the bill. Every cobbler's boy. he added, had
signed the petition against the measure.
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The X .,..r In ,h. Re,eh.l.as.

berlin. Jan. 1.-THE Fossische Zeitung pub
fishes despatch from Metz saying that En-
peror William and his family will probably
visit Alsece- Lorraine at the beginning OF June
The Empress and her children will reside at
Castle Uryiile. The emperor will make abort
stays at Metz and StrassbuIg.
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HIa, Shooter. OF tho Tw.a,y.,s.ouA

The ssmi-monthy rifle match of Company
ID. TWsntT third Regiment vas held at the
armory range last Wednesday night The
winners were;
senior fiTst ClaNS-sergsAnt BAvsr twenty shSlA 81
yunlor first ClAss-CorpoFal baker thirty snoIs 12V
sseond CAss--PrtvAte WautsL ten shOts 3A
Third ClAss-fnyAts Walker. ten shOtS "a
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BERLIN. Jan. l1.-Prof Rudolph Yirehow.
who has been seriously III Of the infiusnEA.
appeared at the Pathological Institute this
morning for the first time In several days, aud
delivered hts Thursday lecture As formerly.
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Mayer sehIs-sa asa His Cabinet 81 sAs
HAnIlsOA Ciub.

The Hamilton Club OF Brooklyn celebrated
the anniversary OF the birthday Of Alexander
Hamilton last night with banquet in honor
OF Mayor Charles A. sehisren and the mem
bers OF his cabinet. President MeKssn pre-
sided. and nearly 200 members OF the club
were present,
Mayor SehisTen made the most extended
spsseh he has delivered since his election. He
would be the principles Of his Admi istratl on
and that politics would be eliminated As far as
possible from the Police and Fire departments
and the Board Of Education. He proposed to
give the people business Standardization.
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ss.klas nsas. Ia soath ArrIsa.

ODESSA. Jan. ia delegation Of Germans
from the Crimea started for Cape Town this
week 10 acquire lands for large number OF
German eoionists who will emIgrate from the
south OF Russia.
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Tn. Fire ON Table sIouat.i..

CAPE TowS. Jan. 1.-THE fire which. was
started yesterday morning by the action Of
solar heat on a pile OF combustlbls material
lying on slope OF Table Mountain, was ex-
tlnguishet In the afternoon. but net until con-
siderable damage had been done.
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AZ Anchor SAFE sse Isiass.

LONDON. Jan. 1.-THE war ship Resolution.
which was damaged in a storm in the Ray Of
Biscay late last month, has been ovsrhAuled
and repaired but she has been ordered 10 re-
main at Plymouth until the stormy weather y
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Kossuth IL Not Dead,

LONDON. Jan. 1.-THE Vienna correspondent
OF the Daily Nplos says; ..
The rumor OF Louis Kossuth's death was
believed for hours In Vienna and Budapest to-
day. The fact Is, however. that kossuth, who
has been indisposed. Is better aud walks out
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TRANSATLANTIC NAILS.
Efforts to Improve the servie By the Quss.s
town Route. .- vac

town Route. .- vac
LONDON. Jan. 1I.-wlllam oBrien.. Nation
alist II. p. for Cork city. asked Arnold Morley,
Postmaster General. by letter recently W h ether
1t was true that the Government favored the
Southam pton rather than the Queenstown
mail route Mr.. Morley replied to-day In q let
ter. saying that he did not know what could
have eiven rise to such misspprehension. az
the Government had no intention OF terminate
ing the present postal arrangements. tsA'
A meeting OF delegates from south Of Ireland
towns was held in Cork to-day to consider the
hest m cans OF improving the mail service by
tina Quesnstown route. Letters favoring the
retention and improvement OF the Qusenstown
route had heeR received from many EnRlish
and Scotch Chambers OF Com m cree and were
read by the Secretary The meeting resolved
to demand from the Govern emit imProvem ents
the American mails. -f.H. $500
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Pans. Jan. 1l.7-In the Chamber 81 Deputies
to-dkT NJ Dupuy WAS reelected President. The
Radicals Abstained from ing. IN
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The Farewell Banquet to sIIa,.i.r Potter.

RoMF ian. 11.-Signor CrIspi. the Prime MIN
lister. and other members OF the Cabinet were
present at the farewell banquet given last
evening in honor OF the Hon. William Potter.
the retiring American Minister. SiRnor Crispl
and the other Ministers expressed the friend
Hest feeling for the United States. Many mem
bers OF the diplomatic corps and Of the highest
Roman society were also present. and many
regrets were expressed over the coming de-
pATturs OF Minister Potter. who. during his
term OF ONCE. has made many friends In
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People eysElesksd ths Importance e DsFn9asasiy
baneaelAl eueea and we're aAhlne1 With tIaHaaaG
tea oat Aos that u Esn.fAly knoWn thAt syrup II
lss I'll perm.nsnty ears habitat ooastlpatioh gslE
lnforuasd psopla ~ not buy othar kAzaiiVea Hhieh
ssi fgs = uas. eat aaang isIars ths pTstsn--1lA
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Mayor ssLisrsa Hssssa'slas IA. ErI.uaH.

o' SS1SreA NSssSa -i1S MS FrisaeA
Mayor schiersn OF Brooklyn has appointed
Dr. j. J. Colgan member OF the Board Of Edu-
cation In place OF John Guilioyls, resigned.
IL DemoerAt but he voted for Nj. sehisrsa
At the Tsesht election
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For the engine when the whistle
blows In other words, don't fool
with that cold when you begin TO
coughl It means mischief; may be
grippe or pneumonia Folks do
say, though, that
RIKER's ExPEcToRANT
is the only remedy that q cough or
cold is really afraid of. Only 60
cts. bottle, and your money back
If it fails to cure OF your drug
gist, or at
RIK E RS.
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RIKER,s EXPEcToRAMr
EVIDENCE 10 UNsEAr scBILIINeER.
ri H MS

eth Av., Cor. oRc1 at.