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Zoe. box Paper and Envelopes. &c.
Ooc. box Paper, Cream Tinted, and
Fancy Shapes. all 20 go for 29c
japanese TOoth-Picks. ~ packs for Sc.
"Nltch-hloln cleans everything like
new, l5c.; Two for &c.
Meade * Bakers Carbolic Mouth
Wash, l5c.
olive Dore" Dressing Comb. strongest
comb made, &c.
Ladies Heavy Rubber Dressing Combs,
were 3sc. special price, lSc.
Big assortment Dressing Combs. rubber
ana shell. lOc.; worth ny 10 &c.
Best Rubber Combs that can be bought
FOR sc.
Gentlemen's Pocket Comb and Case. PC.
25c. Unbreakable Rubber Fine Comb, l5c-
&c, Rubber Fine Comb.
l5c. Feather busters Sc. each.
l0c. Toilet Powders, several brands, &c
d box.
one-pint bottle Good Household Am
monia, &c. bottle.
SAMPLE LOT OF HEADINGS. IN
GLIDING CODORED AND WHITE.
ABOUT 100 DIFFERENT PATTERNS
TO BE SOLD FOR &c. CHOICE; QUAIL
TIES WORTH FROM 70 TO Ca
Fancy Ready-Made Carriers. 9th gilt
buckles and satin bows put up IN neat
lace-trimmed boxes. IOc. pair: holiday
price would be sc.
Mohair Plush Cord Binding. outwears
all other kinds &c yard.
ODD lot OF Mohair Skirt Bindings, 1c
a roll.
Lamp Wicks, L. a dozen.
Linen Bobbin. &c. a skein.
30 spools OF 100 yards Silk. odd shades,
20 be sold for Sc.
Patent Hump Hooks and Eyes, &c. a
card.
25c. Hair-Curiers. 15c.; Sc. ones. SC.
lee. Hair-Curlers. &c; &c. ones, lc
One Tw HE'D Tape. &c. a bunch
Bone Collar Buttons, Sc a card
Carpet Binding l2i2c. a roll
sc. for pack OF Hair-Plns. containing
II papers
25c. Extra-Heavy Bones, l0c.
dozen Steel Dress-Stays. lc
Linen Carpet Thread. skeins for lie.
Webbing, for supporters. lc. a yard.
Joe. Fancy Garter Elastic. &c. yard
15c Fancy Garter Elastic 15c a yard
Best Grade All-Si!k Plain Elastic. l2i-c
yard-20c. quality regular
NEW FALL sCARFs FOR MEN.
$50 DOZEN AND As MANY STYLES.
All pure siik-Iined and full bands
The highest grade Of &c. scarfs that.
through the workings OF our trade sale,
are 10 be sold for
lie. each. for Doc.
Mems ATWOOD Sweaters in Black and
White only. al sizes. worth 81. to be sold
for SOC. each.
A LIMITED SALE OF HEAVY JER-
sEY WOOL NEGIIGEB OR WORKING
SHIRTS. FANCY FRONT, SILK CORD.
WORTH 7sc-, FOB ssc- EACH
Heavy Fancy Tan and Gray Striped
Wool Negiigee Shirts, worth 81, for soc.
Mems White Unlaundered Shirts, rein
forced back, full length bosom. al sizes.
for sc. each
on. .xa~k- "a AZZko<sZ
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RUGS

Reversible Large-size Smyrna Door
Mats. Csc.
Reversible Smyrna, Hearth Size. regular
. value. Sl.25.
Reversible Smyrna Hearth-Size. 100
choice designs. regular value. S2.sS, for
395.
Reversible Smyrna. 2 yards long, yard
wide, regular s. value, Szts
smyrna DrugCets. 2 yards vide, yarcs
long. regular so value. $3.50
Highest Art MOquctte Rugs, choicest
patterns, the regular s. value, Sloi the
regular s. value. SIS
Fine quality Black Goatshn Rugs, lined
ana deOdorized. regular 81 value, for 80.
Combination Fur Rugs. hearth size. de-
odOrized lined and wauded. al imagin-
able combinations. regular S. value. $3.50.
Velvet Rugs yards long, yard vice
animal designs regular $50 value, N.3J.
Genuine Wilton Rugs. tied fringe, the
regular 81 kind. for $50
Reversible Scotch Rugs, ? wards long'
! yard wide. the regular l5c KIND, Tor oyc.
ART SQUARES.
An assortment Of 800 different sizes, n
four Qualities all cotton. wool mixed.
wool filling. and all-wOOl colorings. eQuai
10 the finest Administer Carpets
Union Wo0l-Filed Art squares:
Yards Yards. Yards. Yards.
Prices e. ..Ess $50 $3.50 see
Pure Wool-FIued Art Squares:
Yards. Yards. Yards. Yards
Prices as =. ..si4s 500 $50 sslg
Atwood Art Squares:
Yards. Yards. Yards. Yards
f fl7ss =. ..szs SIS a $50 s., 500
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Extra Heavy Feather Ticking, lie
value FOR Monday, Zoe. yard
New and BriEht Designs in Fleece
Black Wrapper flaLnellettes regular
l0iao. value. for &c. yard.
Some special values in our Ready-Aiade
Sheet and PlloW-Case Department.
Full 1O-4 Round-Thread Bleached Sheets,
&c. value. for fAc. each.
Double-Bed Size Hemstitched Sheets
Numbered ready for use. 5gc. each.
81 Bleached Sheets, regular &c. quality
for 42iac. each.
Special purchase Of Pillow-Cases enables
US 10 sell Zoe. qualities for lac each
Now is the time 10 buy Flannels at
summer prices:
Yard-wide Heavy White Flannel for &c
Good White Flannel for 2szc. a yard.
sells regularly for lG 2-3c.
ATWOOD Red Flannel for l2i2c- a yard
Atwood Highly Medicated Red Flar-
mel, 25c. value, for 2ec yard
Casslmeres. for boys and gentlemen
clothing-HALF WOOL JEANS, CSC
value. for &c. a yard.
Wool cassimeres. regular 40c- value. for
&c yard.
iil-Wool Cassimeres. medium-weight.
for boys clothing, only SOC. a yard
Black and Gray Mixed Calicoes, &c.
value. fOr = f-oe. "a Nhll.
CASHMERE SILK WASH FABRICS
some special styles. for e1zc. a yard-l2Izc.
value.
You can always find special bargains
IN our Linen Department:
Extra heavy Twilled Bleached Crash,
&c value. for Use. yard.
Full Width Turkey-Red Table Damask.
95c value. for l2izc. a yard.
BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, IS
INCHES WIDE. sc. value. for 25c. a.
5o dozen Towels 10 be sold for 30. each
Is wards long, - inches wide.
SPECIALLY ABSORBENT FOR BATH
USE.
prrRF LINEN HUCK TOWELS. ] IL
Yards long. lie value. for l2isc. each.
pure Linen Check Doiiies. &c. each. or
35c q dozen
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2 Manufacturer surplus stock. com
rr.r.nr over 3 90. here a. Meyers for
almost hair usual prices
Ol-clOfh SchOOi-B8gs. worth luc.. for &C.
lack Ribbed Ou-Cioth Bags. worth DC.
l.c
Small Chndren's Hemp Bags, worth
l... Tor IT,
Large Chndren's Hemp Bags. worth
l.r. Tor De-
soMd-Coior Draw-string Bags. worth
co. Tor Ilc
&c. Tor hit.
Initial Cloth Bags. solid color. draw
strings. 1ar
Pine cloth Initial Bags. double. with
rings and chain. SOC.
SCHOOL TABLETS.
Thousands o. them here. Larger sizes
and more for the money than ever before
50-shecf Tablets. fancy colored backs
both ruled and plain. worth loc.. for DC.
lJe-sheet Tablets. better than DC. KIND
Sc
Finest Ink Tablets. letter. commercial,
and note never sold under l0c.. for be
Eoard-Back Composition Book, worth
ltc.. Tor Jc.
Z/Z< <1z<k NH <Zxl>SxN
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IaTNDERED sHIRT-N AlsIS'
hendricks of Indies have 10 thank
IA fe- the shirt-N aiSt selling OF THIS
season. Think of picking from The
.focL Of the hest Shirt-N aist IN" L RI
An This country. and paying nearly
one third the fair price The LID
erfv. Indian Head. or Derby Drama
This will probably be your last
week az them.
At soc. the Derby brand $3.50. e,
and $3.50 Waists, Of all the finest
materials.
a last great cut OF every tnlaun-
derrd Calico Shirt-W rist in stock
solid Black. Black nnd White rink
aud White. Blue and White, stripe'
aud DotS. One eent sale Of more
than 500, not more than six TO n
customer. for ~ lie.
MORE THAN 900 CORsETS
fn one purchase came 90 Meyers two
weeks ago. and from it, money
suViue advantages must bring All
Gorscl buyers here.
Every YentiIate Corset in the lot,
g. 90. and -sc. ones. All at zoe.
Every - and soc. Corset in the lot,
Whites. Drabs. Ecru. high and low
bust. long or medium waist all nj
.Dc. pair.
EVrry 81 Corset in the lot, COM
urising the fnnOuS ArmorSide Alb
dominals. Tricora Waists, etc, all Mt
Csc. pair.
SOME LACE BARGAINS.
f-.nch Oriental Lace Honiton patterns.
worth a-.. now -ic.
c-nch Cream Leurne Lace, worth DOC"
nov Ic
.-.uch Handmade Torchon Lace worth
g.. nov on.
-inlh line Torchon Lace, regular sc.
value uCw &c.
5-irch 0pen-Work Cambria Edges,
worth tIr special llc.
s-.rch Cream Net-Top Nenise Lace
worm g.. Epfc.a. b.
UNUSUAL LEATHER GOODS SALE.
Limited quantity o. Real Seal Leather
Bicycle Belts. with purse attached. at
&C. usually seq tor one dollar ana q NAN.
SD of the original 2lc. White nd belts'
W.r EIl-colofcl buckles for Joe.
Black Seal Leather Combination Pocket
Books and Card-Cages. with sterling
silver trimmings. The finest OF the dollar
Elr.s in this lot ~ a0c
SCHOOL CHILDREN MADE HAPPY
BY THE PRICES OF SCHOOL
SUPPLIES AT MEYERS
GREAT SALE
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PORTIEREs.

Chenille Portieres. 8 yards long. dadO
top and bottom, fringed, value s., for
S.29 q pair
Chenille Portieres. yards long a
inches wide. elaborate da1o. regular $50
value. for 500
AIl-Over Designs Portieres, 8 10 yards.
full width. regular 8 value. for s..
Extra width rortieIes. fun length.
fringed top ana bottom, regular so value.
for So
Handsome All-Over Patterns Finest
Quality Chenille Portieres 80 yards long.
regular $3.50 value. for $50
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Books. IS leaves. &c.
Congratulations, the regular DC
ones zzc.
Teachers C0mposition-B Books, leather
bound. worth 50c., for 10c.
Canvas-Back Compost uon-Books, lOc.
% GROSS OF REGULAR DC. PEN
HOLDERS TO PICK FROM AT &c.
25c. Pearl Pen-Holders for 10c.
Zoe. Ink Erasers FOR 4c.
l5c Ivory PeuhOlders, for sc.
Pencil-Sharpencrs for lc.
Spencerian Pcn-POints. Sc dozen.
Perfection, Ike Spencerian Pens, &c. q
dozen
GuHots Pen-Points. 7c. dozen.
1000 BOTTLES STAFFORD'S REGU-
LAR Joe BLACK INK FOR &c.
inserted Rubber-Tip Lead-Pencils. &c
Express Lead Pencils. 3 styles l5c. q
dozen.
Best Mercantile Pencils, &c. dozen
l5r Leather BOOk-Straps, sc.
iple-Leather straps. luc., worth -oc
Striue-Bo Covered States, no tacks
as schools viii not allow them 10 be used
Patent Sliding Knives. 10c.
Secure L0ck-and-key Pencil-BOx, with
ink bottle. pen and holder lead, anc
slate-pencil. and rule, for lOc., actual
a perfect Working Pencil-Box. &c.
30 F7ae- Wrapped slate-Pencils for lc.
Lined Crochet Bags. l0c.
Pencil Crayons large size, sc. box
&c. Crayons for &c. a box
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GREAT RIBBON SALE

AGAIN THIS WEEK. W II Z \
MEYERS TALK RIBBONS IT IS WELL
FOR OTHER STORES TO CLOSE UP.
FOR WHEN A MANUFACTURER Is
Oy-ERgTOCKFD he LOOKS TO
MEYERS FOR RELIEF. AND DOWN
COME PRICES, WITHOUT LOSS TO
MEYERS. AND WHAT A GAIN TO
THEIR PATRONSl
Heaviest quality An-Silk Cream White
rr7qe-a Ribbons. "A inches wide. &C.;
lis-inch-wide. &C.: cost 12iAc.
pinch wide. Sc; cost NC.
4iL-inch-wlde. 15c. cost &c ~
n pieces very latest Fall Ribbon, lack
and White Shepherd Piaids and Stripes,
"A inches wide. made TO sell Tor 0oc-'
here I5c. ,ras..
The SWEETEST shades OF Violet Ta1eta'
made 70 sell al 75c. q yard; inches "lae'
hli-slk Black Satin Ribbon. inches
wide. I0c.; cost 15c.
25-inca-wide i2c., cost nc
3-inch-Wlde lSc.. cost &c. 49,.
sSs-lnch-wide, 1876; cost sc.
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One entire section of the second floor is given over
to the
TRADE SALE OF BED COVERINGS.

And in answer to nu-
merous inquiries you are
Informed that every quail
ity and price advertised
is here in such immense
quantities there's no pro-
liability of the selling out
Of any singleone Of them
up to the time limit Of
the sale, October Ist.
You can have every op-
portunity of examination
and comparison that you
desire, and if the saving
n4 On m - -Na- ~a,% @-
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Standard SIOO Bicycles for $3.50

has been more than These guaranteed same manner when sold
800 Machine orks olO noth fn street nave been
given N"N
ginalp of 500 p:-., I'll J.. 49,. - i
G o. b. hpriy examlnatlon
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(Chicaxo Record
II Ii Hung Chang. tho Chsnanaas
VIII listen everywhere.
To all this sfrsef-debating clam
That fills the autumn air.
He'll think his late war with Jap<fn
A mighty tame affair
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ola papers fer sale % &c. . hundred -
pSpetcn oasA - - = $1,000. $500
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HZkxexg- Gzx SSZ2tenx
HZk.s<e,zS- Gzz< %RzenZ
F GREAT SEPTEMBER TRADE SALES

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FLOOR OTT-CrOTH.

~. 6-4. AND ST. TO MATCH.
Regular zoe. quality, l5c. square yard.
Regular 25c. quality. nc. square yard
> Regular 35c. quality. &c. square yard.
Regular Soc quality. SIC. square yard.
Heavy-Back Cork Linoleum. &c. square
yard
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LACE CURTAINS.

5iz-yard-iong Nottingham Lace, regular
g value Toe.
3i.-yard-l0ng Nottingham Lace, regular
S75 value. N14
3iE-yard and 4-yard-lOnF nottingham
Lace regular s. value. 81 20
4-yard-lOug Finest 4-Ihread Curtains.
regular $3.50 value S.
White Irish Point. Ecru Irish Point.
Swiss Iambour Curtains At import prices
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Pure Wool-Filled Art Squares:
Yards. Yards. Yards. Yards
Sizes o.. ..3x3 3X4 3XSiz Sx4ia
Prices o.. ..&449 500 500 S6s9
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the cost Of your blankets and comoabe can induce you
buy probably month earlier than needed you have great
To learn in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-06
The 1896 Carpet Trade Sale

greater than any previous sale.
The qualities at corresponding prices fully onehfh
better than last season.
This sale being the outgrowth Of months Of planning
and sharp competition among manufacturers brings you
yer prices with which house compete unless by
losing money little lot to mislead you into thinking all
IL c1,o
The herald., 1896-02-23

OF his particular pet, and he has cap
tured 80 many champion prizes in the
past tEat it is doubtful If any dog will
out-point him at the coming show.
George Gould, unlike his father, the
late Jay Gould, takes time to think Of
other things than railroads. Less than
three years ago he began the work OF
bcilding up kennel of Russian wolf
hounds, and now he has g large num-
Der of these beautiful and intelligent
dogs. The Russian wolf hound was
only brought to the attention of fan
ciers here some eight years ago, when
Colonel Charlton H. Way of Savannah,
Ga, who was consul-general at st. Pet
ersburg during Cleveland's first term,
brought three or four of the dogs to
this country. They came from the
kennels Of Russian prince and we're
regarded as the best OF their kind. One
of them, Ivan Ivanovitch, now dead,
was the progenitor of most of the high
bred wolf hounds in the country to-
day. w. T. Virtue and Charles Sted-
man Shanks will also exhibit largely
in this class. Although the nams i'm
plies ferocity, the Russian wolf h 'und
is most docile animal, with wonderful
speed and the capacity to put up q
stiff fight when cOrnered.
The herald., 1896-02-23

Electricity is destined to
surpass drugs in restoring
health. 1t permanently
cures disease which medi-
cine has never been able to
more than temporarily
help.
The herald., 1896-02-23

Colonel A. 3. Hilton, son of Judge
Henry Hilton, bas for many years
made a speciality of bull dogs.
He goes in for collies and ST. Bernards. a.
but the bull dog is his particular de-.
light. King Orrie, who would perhaps
take the priZs if one were offered for
being the ugliest brute in dogdom. has
black and white markings, and more
over is the sire of Facy Romford. who
IS considered by some competent
Judges to be the peer of even his dis
tlnguished father. Wal Hampto a
6rindle and white bull. is another of
Colonel Hilton's favorites.
The bulldog will play a prominent
part in the coming show because wo.
men OF fashion have, rather strangely.
adopted him as their particular own
Mrs. Jimmie Kernochen is responsibIa
The herald., 1896-02-23
FAMOUS TEN AND FAMOUS DOGS

Beast" "Dog Days Here" "With the
Bow-Wows," and other pleasing but
time-worn announcements. A stranger
might marvel at it all, but it simply
means that the annual dog show is on
and that society is paying court to it.
The horse show in the late fall al
ways opens the winter season in town,
and the dog show is usually the last
public function before the arrival Of
Lent. There is big difference be-
tween the two shows, however. Soci-
ETY. goes to the horse show not to look
at the horses but to look at itself,
whereas at the dog show it goes to look
at the 6ogs. 1t pays no attention, h ow-
ever, to the work of the judges; it sim
ply wanders around the big garden
staring the poor dogs out of counte-
nance.
II the dogs were quieter they would
probably receive as little attention as
the horses, but from the time the show
opens, on Wednesday morning, Febru-
ary 10th, until it closes, on the night of
the following Saturday, there will be
nothing but continuous yelp and
howl. The old campsigners at the
bench show always wear their So
ciety manners on the great oc-
casion, but the newcomers, and there
are always hundreds of them, are un-
ruly.
There are some people, however, to
whom the show of the Westminster
Kennel club means something more
than merely looking at the dogs. These
are the men and women who have pets
on exhibition and who hope to capture
some of the rich prizes hung up for
the best in the various classes.
J. Pierpont Morgan is supposed to
do nothing but delve into the mys-
teries of finance, but he is sure to be
regular visitor at the show, and when
the collies are being judged he will be
as nervous as a young girl with her
first beau.
At Cragston, Mr.. Morgan's fine
country place on the Hudson, he has
the grandest kennel of collies in the
country. He has spent enough money
on the dogs to support good-sized
family in moderate style for lifetime.
He pays r. X. Armstrong, the manager
of the kennels, a fine salary, and the
dogs live in brick houses particularly
designed for their needs and comforts.
WQeu ne urSt became Interested IN
dogs, some four years ago, Mr.. Morgan
bought number of mastiffs, but later
he got rid of these and concentrated
his attention on the collies.
The three premier collies at Crags-
ton are Ruford Ormonde, Seton Hero
Charlton Phyllis. There are about
forty others, all high-bred, but only
the pick of the lot will be exhibited.
The three cracks were purchased in
England.
Herman Oelrichs is the Dachshund
king. For six years Mr.. Oelrichs has
been buying crack dachshunds both
here and abroad. His ambition is to
own a dachshund with body two feet
long and with legs three inches high.
he has two or three which come
pretty close to his ideal, but his
friends say that if he ever realizes his
ambition he will have to produce six
legged dog; otherwise the ideal will
break in the middle.
August Belmont has for many years
carried off the palm with fox terriers.
At Hampstead, L. T., where his country
home is located, he has extensive ken
nels. Blemton Victor IL is the name
The herald., 1896-02-23
MRS. KERNOCHAN'S IDEAL

for this, which means the downfall Of
the I long cherished cherish pug, the ho,m!ely
which she will exhibit, and, after the
show, 1t is almost certainty to pre-
dict that nine out of ten fashionable
girls will own one Of these canine
chromos.
The French bulldog differs from the
ordinary bulldog in two ways. In the
first place, he is twice az ugly and
three times as ferocio1s looking, but is
not much of a fighter. He looks wicked
enough to commit any crime, but a
good-sized tomcat would force him to
The herald., 1896-02-23

much more than two to one, tends to
strengthen the assurance. Clearing
house returns continue to show an in
crease in the volume of trade as COM
pared with last year. Altogether the
facts are encouraging in spite of bad
weather and threatening political "in-
cations."-Chicago Chronicle.
The herald., 1896-02-23

throw up the sponge in half round.
Originally he was as good fighter as
any of h is family, but many genera
tions of petting and luxurious living
have sapped his courage. He would
rather eat than fight, a condition just
the reverse of his English and Amerl-
can brothers.
The herald., 1896-02-23
It Makes You Strong.

strength
nerves. nvigorae the does this simply the
body is eniyo
electric the human system This belt is longer
during which
less
California There hardly
tents Men," sealed by
a office. Call or address
The herald., 1896-02-23

The coffee left in the coffee pot each
morning may be used to advantage by
pouring it over the pots in which plants are
growing.
The herald., 1896-02-23
THEY ARE WORTH 100000
Value of CANNES at the Com
ing Bench Show
THE NEWPORT DOG SHOW
Sir Bedivere's Successor Will Be
Nominated
A Hot Struggle Among st. Bernard Owners
for His Thrune-The French Bulldog
Is Now Madame's Pet

New YORK, Feb. 14.-In few days
the newspapers will come out with big
headlines reading "Gone to the Dogs"
"Barks on Deck" Beauty and the
The herald., 1896-02-23

No well regulated hous usehold should be with
out a bo tle OF Angosturs Bittersi the cele-
brated sppetizeE 'f To
The herald., 1896-02-23
Observation-Disclosures Debility.
SAN JOSE, CAL, Feb. 10, 1896.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Feb 1896
DR. A. T. SANDEN .
have marked improvement my health
day.
indigestion
NV blood disappeared
restored My rapidly
rapidly Weakness manhood
voaed like
the n which Yours truly, c. f. PERKINS,
Center Jose, Cal.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-22
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USING 1T.

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Eureka Chemical IL Mfg. Co., La Crosse, Wis
Gentlemen: For forty years l used tobacco in all
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was great sufferer from general debility and
heart disease. For fifteen years 1 tried to quit,
others So TSs fndian Te6aee nI HS
tidote," Double Chloride of Gold" etc, etc,
bnt none OF them did me the least bit OF good
Finally, however, l purchased box OF your
"Baoo-Curo" and 1t has entirely cured me of the
habit in all ts forms, and have increased thirty
pounds In weight and am relieved from all the
numerous aches and pains OF body and mind. 1
could write quire OF paper upon my changed
feelings and condition. Yours respectfully,
p. 81 MARBURY,
Pastor G. p. Church, Clayton, Ark.
Sold by all druggists at 81 per box; three boxes,
0hirty days' treatment), S2.6O, with iron-clad.
written guarantee. or sent direct upon receipt of
price. Write for booklet and proofs. Eureka
ton, Macs.