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SIOO To Any Man.
WILL PAY 500 FOR ANY CASE
or Weakness in Men They Treat mud
lNll to lnrc.

An Omaha Company places for the first
time before the public "a MAGICAL TREAr-
nENT for the cure Of Lost Vitality, Nervous
and Sexual Weakness, and Restoration of
Life Force in old and Young mon No
worn-out French remedy; contains no
Phosphorous or other harmful drugs. lt ia
u w oNDEHrUi. THrArMENr-magic cal il it's
effects positive in its cure All rent ers,
who are suffering from Il weakness tAat
blights their life, causing that mental nd
physical suffering peculiar to Lost Man
hood, should write TO the STATE MEDICAL
COMPANY, Omaha, Neb., and they Will
send you absolutely FREE, n valuable
paper on these diseases, and positive proofs
of their truly MAGICAL TREATMENT. Thous-
hnds of men, who have lost all hope of .
cure, are being restored by them to per-
feet condition.
rms MAGICAL TREATMENT may be taken
at home under their directions, or they will
pay railroad fare and hotel bills to all who
prefer to 60 there for treatment, IL they
fnil to cure. They nre perfectly reliable;
have no Free Prescriptions, Free Cure,
Free Sample, or G. o. D. fnke. They have
t250,U0o capital, and guarantee to cure
every cnse they treat or refund every dol
lar; or their charges may be deposited in a
bank to be paid TO them when euro is
effected. Write them today
The indicator., 1897-09-04
Removing Paint.

Experiments are bcng made in the
;lsc OF tho sand blast for removing old
paint, and thc gemeral impression is
that This process will prove IA great
success. Tho small particles of sharp
sand slowly ard 9urCiy cut away the
paint from very crcVica and angle
There has Lorn some discussion as to
tho adyisahility Of svftenng up the
paint by any III, cess This would Ger
tainly lc Il mistake. rs tho harder the
pain. thr Better sold rhn sand can take
upon IT. New pain, tnat has more or
less elasticity is found exceedingly diff
iicult to remove - this way; but after
i; has become oxid.aoj by exposure to
the air ii comes OF With very little
trouble In this same connection il.
may lr said thai comparatively new
paint is not difficult 10 remove by
other means A strong solution OF
potash or sodg will cut il OFF quite
rapidly. 1t has been the old and
hardened paint tina, has sivcn the most
trouble.
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sixteen knots in the light condition,
while she will be able to reach fifteen
knots with three feet of water cover
ing the hull and not less than eight
knots while submerged. At these
speeds an endurance of fifteen hours
awash and ten hours submerged Is IN To
ticipated. She will carry no guns N
otter armament except tive automonile
torpedoes. to be launched from two
expulsion tubes. Two additional to-
redoes can be carried ii desired.
A complete shell surrounds the YES
Sc, from the stem aft to about three
quarters OF the length of the boat Til
forward open SPACE within the lrnei
shell contains the torpedo expulsion
luLes. Abaft of this space is the boil7",
v hich is incased i'll asbestos, with
double thickness. and an IN
t,rmedIate air space letwecL.
Abaft of the boiler is the engine room,
containing the engines, condenser.
pumps, blower, dynamo and connec-
tions. Abaft OF The dynamo the air
compressor and the ballast tank are
placed.
Such is the interior OF the vessel,
but tho space between the inner and
outer shells is important in the dis
position of materials, and in the oper-
alton of the boat The expulsion tubes
are in the bows. and the section of the
vessel between the stern and the for
wand buikhead, in the space between
the two shells, contains two horizontal
tubular spaces in prolongation of the
expulsion tubes, The remainder of the
space In this compartment is enclosed
and is used as a sea water tank. which
can be quickly emptied when necessary.
The pressure for forcing the water
out is compressed air.
Above the tank are placed three
magazine tubes to hold automobile tor
pedocs. Each tube is provided with
water tight door and with piston
From the forward end OF each magn-
zine tube pipe fitted with check
valve leads backward through the
hulkhend and out through tho shell
of the boat. Another pipe. similarly
placed is fitted with d stop valve ana
connected to operate from the tor
redo room. Another pipe. lifted win
Il stop valve. leads from the service AZ
reservoir into the end of each tube %
facilitate the expulsion of water from
the tube by means of compressed alf.
The primary object in torpedo at
tack is. of course, to destroy the
enemy. But the safety of the crew
must be considered as far as is COM
patible. In this boat ample provision
has been made for each. Provision fer
good amount of fresh air is made y
n large amount of compressed air car
ried In manganese bronze cylinders in
the water ballast spaces
When descent is made the Kings
ton valves at the bottom in the water
spaces are opened and the air in these
spaces allowed to escape through III"
valves placed at their upper ends. The
blower is stopped and the furnace ant
ash pit doors. which are provided with
fireproof packing. are closed air tight.
The smoke stack is telescoped while
the cover of the aperture through
which 1t enters swings around and
drops over 1t, where 1t is tightly
clamped. This requires very few sec
onds. and In the meantime the little
vessel Is rapidly sinking and is almost
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RAMS HORNS.

Christ's summary of The law shifted
the scene of the worlds tragedy to the
heart.
Our eyes cannot see who it is that is
bearing the !eprosy of Gods curse
about with him.
No man is Il Christian until he is
able 10 appreciate goodness for its own
sake. aside from any OF it3 bene fts.
We dread the open shame of the
day Of Judgment, bu: really our pres
eat inner complacency is more terri
bic.
What we call forces are only Gods
methods. and they are as secret as he
IL. NO man hath seen force at any
time"
No man hath scan God at any
time" says the Bible: neither hath any
man seen man at any time. He is u
spirit, too.
John Newband Mofct said. "l'iia
reason why Christ lott 'ae napkins iu
the sepulchre. was to wipe the wom-
ems tears
The God that gave the bir,. the nj
giatory instinct to fly straight TO thei,
goal through the uathlols air and ;a-
fish to steer their way through the ll-.-
chartered seas, will guide arlgh, 4
pleasing hope, the iond desire. ~
longing Tor Immortality" in .uan.
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SULPHUR ro@ n5.,. .i'f5S ',."aS. ',.s",a'S.,.:' @,'

CuETgE .n- fls. .u...rn. u s. o. l.aTc, 'UDI Arana-
" nnH 81" "u. .I..".H t"lf# #TN.u- us td Lea .ilr.
u..h SH- .uH .iI.I4. Ng.. .T rps,. u1 ~recl pes
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at depth Of twenty or thirty feet all
that is necessary is to weigh anchor.
II running Submerged she can be
steered TO the surface ny the horizontal
rudders when the ballast tanks can be
emptiie by an ejector.
She can be sunk to such n depth that
it would be almost an impossibility tDr
an enemy to hit her with any missile
whatsoever, while on the other hand
she can approach the largest war ship
now ailoat without being seen aud
blow her into atoms
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KIDNEY TROUBLES
Cured by Lydia L. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound,
Also Buckache.

I cannot speak too highly of Mrs
Pinkham's Medicine FOR it has done so
much for me. have been great suf-
ferer from Kidney trouble, pains in
muscles, joints. back and shoulders;
feet would swell ! al.o had womb
troubles and leucorrhma. After using
Lydia L. PinIsham's Vegetable Com
pound, and Blood Purifier and Liver
Pills, felt like new woman. My
kidneys are now in perfect condition,
and all my other troubles are cured -
Mrs. MAGGIE PoTTs, 324 kaufman St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
The indicator., 1897-09-04
Bird Artists.

That there Is a consciousness OF beauty
on the part of birds is plainly shown by the
manner In which many of them decorate
Their nests aud surroundings, and, in some
instances, themselves. Perhaps II may not
be loo much to claim that all birds are
moved by an artistic sentiment and that
while most of them are artistic In effect
nnny are artistic in both Intention and cf-
feet. The appreciation of what is beautiful
Is u distinctly marked characteristic OF
most members of the fcathcred family. and
i Is only unturll that the desire and ability
10 create h"auty are found In various de
grcrs of development among them. 1t is
only II step from desire Of beauty to an ef-
tort to produce 1t; but the effort and ac-
"oniplishmrnt occasionally bring about
1trhng" results, in birds as well as in man..
Llppincott's Magazine.
The indicator., 1897-09-04
ROYAL MEN AND WOMEN.

AS soon as possibe-that is, of
course, directly the London season
COMES to "A close the princess of Wales
and Princess Victoria of Wales will re-
turn with Prince and Princess Charles
to Denmark. They will remain in Den
mark at least two months, so 1t is al
ways great comfort to the queen to
have her eldest daughter with her, a~ld
the presence of her mother and sister
will also help to make the time pass
pleasantly for Princess Charles in her
Danish home for the brief period she
Will remain there. Early in October
the princess of Wales will go to Scot
land. and in November her youngest
daughter will return to England with
Prince Charles in order to spend the
winter months at Appleton House.
The czar and czarina are proving
themselves wonderfully tactful as rul-
ers. The choice of name of Tatiana
for their little baby has given the peo-
pie the most unbounded delight and
consoled them not 2 little for their dis
appointment at the sex of the little i'm
perial stranger. Tatlana is "A name
that belongs essentially to the people;
it is one hitherto unknown in the i'm
perlal family, und by making so marked
a departure from tradition and thur
making their little daughter, so to say,
princess of the people, the czar will
have won the hearts of hundreds of
thousands OF his subjects. But the
little grand duchess has done even
more still by her coming to bring Rus
sia peace. for she is to have a French
nurse from Bayonne and the French
are consequently jubilant.
The queen dowager OF Portugal, Dona
Adelaide, widow OF the late King Dom
Miguel |, took the veil Oh June 10 at
the French Benedictine convent at So
lesmes. her majesty having served her
novitiate there for year. Dona Ade-
laide, who was born in 1881, was
princess of the then reigning house of
Lowensteu-Wer -Rochfort, was
married al the age of 81 to Dom Mi
The indicator., 1897-09-04
Iionnd.d I.inacr Nniis.

how fast the pointed finger mails
have gone out of fashion IT was an
ugly fashion, transforming pretty
hand into the likeness of u cIawed an
imal's paw. The moderately 'ouDded
nail, which follows the natural curve
o. the finger is now seen generally.
1t is Il welcome sight. a return 10 ma,
turc from artificial models
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Mimi MA.lr IL Nn,vn.

Travel. which adds cham to the con-
versation OF an agreeable person, some
times renders i bore more tircsome
than cver. And ther, stood. Aunt
SUSAN said iiiss Paricr'' slow-speak
ing but long-wu.ie} 'eihew who had
heen dronins o. .hout Lis summer in
Switzerland fog en- hni;rs since the
old lady's eyoi tA, les'.N TO iroop in
the Iamp-liehi--''aad there stoai.
Aunt susan. win the abyss yuvnins
in front of me,
William" said Aunt Susan, speak
ing as ono who has long kept silence.
80 .i--l -t.---r ,----s..,,iuu hcf.,s.s
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photogrnp,iing lightning

Iusi one chnurc In -, 600 yuu VIII he killed
by lightning this summer rhcS" figures are
based OH T. $. government statistics. Only
II few weeks ago one Of tn" most noiab"
Tragedies occurred IN New York. \ Young
couple had taken refuge from the rain I'M.
der II tree. They Were lovers who had guar
relied. and Ind Il f"w hours before kissed
and made up. \ lightning stroke sought
them out. and both were kihcd. The writer,
while visiting Denver recently. .saunler"d
graph supply house In the Vest. and was
shown by Mr. Il. NJ. Davis the proprietor. Il
most wonderful photo uf lightning he had
just made with iiVc dollar kodak. and was
Informed that similar views abnld he made
with any camera and he would be pleased 70
send catalogues 10 any one Interested IN
photography.
The indicator., 1897-09-04
Venom Inflated with ,hp Ar.

And imhibei with the water of u malarious
iocalltS, has still certain antidotc. Ex
pericncr sanctions confidence in HoStcttcrs
stomach HlttCrs as preventive of this
scourSr. All over this continent and in the
tropics IL has proved itself n certain means
IF defense, ana an cradicant of intermittent
ana rcinittcnt .cvers, and other forms of
lnlasna born disease. Nor is 1t less effective
for kidney troubles. constipation, rheuma-
;ism aud nervousness.
The indicator., 1897-09-04
LINZ ~ ltIrEuil.-

bad. doctor, very bad. 1t was fcarfully
sour."
'Not IL you followed my directions Two
parts of honey to On" of vinegar cannot be
very sour replied the doctor, tastiu; the
beverage, which he found 10 h" very sour in
deed,
''IInw did You make This drink ne asked.
'Iust ns you told mr. ! mixed up -
cents worth rf honey with two Vunrts of
vinegar FOR 10 crnts''-rcNu- Slftinss.
The indicator., 1897-09-04
Err,,htntu Iuyrut. IA Match,

new kind Of match. which Is supposed
10 lee npu.pnisOnous. Is said to have been in
vented by Il Trcnchman. Potassium per
mangutr and amylncetntc are among the
Ingredients. and tests ut the Pastcur lucifer
match manufnctory have proven it sue.
cess. The matches are malc without the
slightest danger to fnCtory hands They
Ignite freely; there Is no danger uf explosion
when stored, and the disagreeable odor of
lucIrcr matches is replaced by an agreeable
one.
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Obvious.

He-Wherc have you been She
Down town. looking over some bon
nets. Hc-Lookins over some pou-
nets. did You say She-Thats what
l said. He-Then they were not thea
ter oonnets.-YonkerG Statesman.
The indicator., 1897-09-04
At a Fashionable Dinner Party

Gentleman ton the righO THE
weather, madamoiselle--' Lady
Il have already discussed that subject
with my neighbor ON the left Gen
tleman laside)-"The mean scoundrel,
We had arranged between us that lie
should talk about the dinner and I
myself about the weather "-Humol-
iStischp Blaetter.
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IN almost every respect similar to the
Holland. recently completed at Eliza
beth. N. j., but it is claimed for her
that some of the minor defects in the
Elizabeth boat will be remedied when
the new one is completed.
The boat is cigar shaped and is
built of steel throughout 1t is eighty
five feet in length and eleven feet five
irches in diameter. When foatin,;
light it had displacement of 155 tons.
and when down to the load line 1G7
tons. Two sets of motive power are
provided one for the afloat and awash
condition and the other for the sub
merged. Twin quadruple expansion
engines, with steam furnished
from water tube boiler. will operate
iwin screws wien at!ont or awdsh, AMI
a seventy horse power motor fed oy
fcrty-eight chloride cells will furnish
the power when the vessel is sub
merged.
The steam power electric dynamo
and storage cells are so connected as
to be readily reversed in their action,
thus rendering it possible to recharge
the cells from the dynamo. the steam
engine being used as a prime motor,
The electric power may also be con-
nected to the propeller shaft placed IN
the axis of the boat, in addition to the
connection with the main propeller
shaft. The motor may thus operate n
special propeller in addition to driv-
ing the main shaft independently of
the steam engines.
The capacity OF the storage cells Is
amply large to prevent injury or de-
terioration while giving off the power
required to prorel the vessel at I
speed OF about eight knots for at least
six hours. 1t is confidently predicte /
that the vessel will reach a speed Of
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Kenh tho ADV Itis .nlcnI..

You will enjoy this publication much bet
ter If you will get int the habit of reading
the advertisements: they will afford most
Interesting study and will put you in the
way of getting somc excellent bargains. Our
advertisers are reliable. they send what they
advertise
She-"So you don't like the hat Just in
front OF us. How would you like it
trmmcdT'
He tsavuscly>-"with lawn mower
Tit-Bits. 60
The indicator., 1897-09-04

Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain. wife of tho Eng
lsh secretary for tine colonies and daughter
Of W. G. Eudlcutr. Mr.. rl"vnlIud's first sec
retnry or was. as special evidence OF The
favor IN which Queen Victoria holds her,
stead OF tho silver jubilee medal, The gold
medal was conferred. as o rule. only gu
royal per-ouage--
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BnckaChC.

My system was entirely run down,
and suffered with terrible bacl5ache
in the small of my back and could
hardly stand upright. l was more
tired in the morning than on retiring
at night. l had no appetite. Since
taking Lydia L. Pnkham's Vegetable
Compound. have gained edtiftcenPounds,
and l look better than | ever looked
before. / shall recommend it 10 all
my friends, as / Q c certainly Is Il wonder
ful medicine.-MRsE L. 7. MoEToS, 1Oi3
Hopkins St Cincinnati Ohio,
The indicator., 1897-09-04
An f.Npensl,c Song,

Cumso-"You say that you bough;
this delightful country home for u
soug?" "Figuratively speak
ing, yes. It's price approSimated that
OF Il song 0y Patti Free
Press,
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Kidney Trouble.

Before taking Lydia L. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, l had suffered
many years with kidney trouble. The
pains in my back and shoulders were
terrible, My meEstruatiou became ir-
regular, and l was troubled with leu
corrhma. / was growing very weak. l
had been TO many physicians but re
ceivcd no benefit began the use OF
Mrs Pinkham's medicine. and The trst
bottle relieved the pain in my back
and regulated the mcusos. 1t is the
best kind of medicine that have ever
taken, forit relieved the pain so quickly
and cured the disea-r MIS-. LILLIAN
CRrrES, Box II, st Andrews Bay, Fla
The indicator., 1897-09-04
Lnr,l Iplst.l M lEL ~ lngr LIIa lalI.

uei!c, full Of tts. nerve and 2Hr. take NJ.
to.Bac. thc wonder UurEur, that makes
Cure guaIuutrcd lioHl,IDf aui sampja free
Address S:erlin: EeuoIy Co.. CAicagO Or
New York.
The indicator., 1897-09-04

In Vermont was presented with burrel N
spruce gum, which hprr t.Ir motto; "1hc
Hand Of Stark nud Warner welcomes YOU. 20
\ barrel presented to senator Proctor bore
the motto Nuggets from our own Klon-
dyke"
The indicator., 1897-09-04
THE SCIENCE OF SAYING NO"

We are told that the comic actors o:
Italy sometimes 1muse their patrons
By exploiting the syllable oh Out
of word that is only a single vowel
sound they can create surprising cf-
fects by trick of articulation. vary
ing the key. volume. accent, length,
emphasis, and accompanying manner
and facial expression through the
whole gamut of different meanings.
When they are done their auditors
have heard them pronounce oh in
twonty different ways.
The feat of the comedians has a se-
rious suggestion in 1t. There are sew
eral ways OF saying mo" though it
can never have but one meaning. The
mother of the late Mr.. Allen Thorn
dixie Rice, long the wel-kunwn editor
OF the North American Review, found
occasion for a series Of vocal lessons
on that word. in his early life, for
which he was always grateful.
When a schoolbuy he had Il weak
ness for making sudden friendships.
and naturally some Of his nasty in
timacies were unlikely 10 be of any
moral advantage TO him. HIS talented
mother did not trust everything to his
general knowledge Of right and wrong.
but sought by an original and pleasant
method to strengthen him where he
was weakest. She practiced him with
list of different questions that re
qnired no for an answer. until she had
taught him to lnecg tha syllable ac-
cording to the sentiment
All the range OF negatives came into
the curious drill, from the no of sim
/ pie dissent to the no OF indignant re
I lection, and he learned all the proper
accents-of playful reproof, of cau-
| tious mistrust, OF heroic deiiance-in
| short, he learned the science of refusal
| thoroughly. And he never forgot it.
/ To decline shady invitation waa
| always easier for him because he knew
| exactly how TO say the resisting word
/ His tempters understood him at once
Both principle and politeness are cs-
sential to refined manhood and woE-
anhood. The will and the skill 10 sag
no gently but firmly are among the
The indicator., 1897-09-04

Mrs. Mary French sheldon, who has spent
most Of her Ufr abroad. llii ongh sh" IS
uativ" of this country has ncen elected a
member of the Engiisn liDyat GcpTraphicn'
society. II is said that she - the only Wo-
nnn who ever received this dl'tlnc'iHn.
The indicator., 1897-09-04

guel I, who reigned for nine years and
was the last in direct line OF the an
cient royal house of Braganza, being
succeeded after the revolution by the
Saxe-Coburg branch now on the throne.
Dom Miguel and Queen Adelaide had
seven children Their son, the present
duke OF Biaganza, who is a general of
dragOons in the Austrian army, is an
ardent sportsman and well known in
English society. His six sisters all
contracted brilliant alliances, one be-
ing the bereavcd Arehduchess Marie
Therese.
Tho Empress Frederick of Germany
has ordered Thar The six drawings from
her pencil which are on exhibition at
Tho Roya' institute of Painters in
Water Color, Piccadlly shall be the
means OF er:ichins the hospital found
ed at Athens hy the crown princess OF
Greece. Tho pictures are to be sold
and tie SUM thus raised to be forwards
ed for disposal.
The German emperor almost invaria-
bly, travels In his own white enameled
saloon carriage and whenever he or the
empress or any ot The princes or prin-
cesses of the imperial family or any OF
the German spve!eigEs travel by train
the same IS niway1 uader the charge
of high rdlway functionary.
The king vi siam is expected at Bef-
L., ,..t1
he the guest o, he kaiser and Will la
ter so to Hamburg. where he will be
present at the grand revicw to be held
by the German emperor in that neigh
boThood in September
The indicator., 1897-09-04

Guaranteed fona co H1t.t eurc tlaEos weak
4en strong. u.gol p-rN 1"- @. 81 druggists
There arr fm uulua.rs .H Ea-HDl to-
ono 30 France.
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A., Invitation.

The pleasure Of your company Is nsked for
the free corn roast at LpyClnnd. Excursion
''Around the Horn September q, Picnic
dinner free.
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he parcel post recently Ip soud his three
year-old boy home 10y lHiI rhu ppstptlicc.
uf live animals. was uNHgul iu aruYpt tho
CHILD. 0fd charged H.u. pru'n lHr The SCR
vice.
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Our New Upright & and Piano OHly S9G6
s2l down and $40 month Itclluble and fully war
runted- write ga The M0niellus Piano Co, jl7-jlg
10Th st, Denver.
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"Ncvcr marry II woman unt'ss she will
follow YOU round the world If | had
money To go round the world 1 wouldn't
marry until | got back"
The indicator., 1897-09-04
A PLUNGER AFLOAT,
SUBMARINE TORPEDO BOAT
SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED.
Two Sets of Motive Power-yesseI to
BE Propelled by Steam When AHoat
and by Motor When Submerged
No Guns.

HE plunger, a sub
marine torp g d o
boat of the Holland
type, designed for
the United States
navy. was SUGGEST
fully launched at
the yards OF the
Columb ia iron
works at Baltimore
the other day.
srN nj. @
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While Turkey is known 10 be bankrupt.
the Sultan Is believed to he the richest man
In EurOpp.
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ILnan GIDL.In IinhI

Cheap Electric Light.
From the Western Electrician: In
spite OF the fact that Chicago is gener-
ally associated with the idea of muni-
The indicator., 1897-09-04
Educate rour nowela Mlth ca.enr.t..

"Mr Won DDbps called me % peach" "I
suppose he meant that yuu lu0h better under
a red veil T
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Don't mise Iuo corn rwr. ar LpgeJar1
Monday september nth-
The indicator., 1897-09-04

..Do yuu tluHIs som rauIu staul tHo cold In
Au~Ea "N'-. ] "n-r rHnrHi Boston
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To Cure Constipation F,rever.
Tnke Cascarets Candy Cathartir. ioc or 30
II C. G. c. fail to cure. druggists fund oney.
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Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup
For children teothin items the rufuH Irduo6- n-am
nation Bl!sys pa4ni rufr wind gHr. - 'ent5 bottle
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Candy Cutnurtir, euro gonHt.patiou forever
iOc. II C. C. c fail, druggists refund money.