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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-01-02
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nSbr nollt alIo lieber ielbIi ses
bangt weroen?A
,Sa, gang gepiB! Gas ilt mir
neni9er management.
Oarauf trat 1au nit bsul 9leiben
Gorjblas an ben ;meiten bann aud)
an ben britten 9ernrtbeilten l)eran.
geioe gaben obne langes 8eiinnen
| bielelbe entlhieoei ablebnenbe Grs
tldrun9: rSieber ben Sob, alS iul6en
ghimpf!"
Dte gerle9enbeit tonnte alto pors
ldufis nidt beieitist iperoen.
Da fiiste es it'd, baB Elm ii,ilia>
nii1er W}atrole bon palermo nit
( einem G9iffe nad aorlifa fam unb
bort i'm Streite einen Wleniden err
ltad). Wian uerurtbeilte i'm besbalb au
pielidbriser .3uaassarbeit, fraste i'm
aber baum, Oh er pielleiebt bereit iei,
ii6 besnaoiseu su lalien uno in iols
dem Salle uohlbeiiallter 9enfer BON
aoriifa Sa meroen. 0a3l erfldrte er
iid bereit. 60 tonnten oenn nun enos
LID bic brei gum 1ooe @erurtbeilten
9ebdnst ueroen, bon lpeiden es jeber
ftanobaft peri6mdbt bate, lein 2eben
gu retten burd nebernabme zines bon
ibnen fir 10 irbimpflid sebaltenen
Mmtes.
0ant angeflnpit. Sin martialiider
9err mar Marf9raf Nlbredt sllcibiabea
BON 8ranbenburs (l522 bis 1850,
Der ii9 emit bel bein Magi iltrate Der
StaSt @6lln auf originelle 98eiie 8e=
ipeft 3l uerl9affen muBte. Gines 9as
ses iudte Der Martsraf Die Natbsber,
ren Der 9toSt sur @isunssltuube per>
sebli9 auf benz 9latbbaule. sic iasen
bein Neinfrus in elmer Sddnfe, ii6
beim @iirielipiel unterbaltenb. Ploes
lid fubr flitrellb elm @eldoB ourd Die
6enlterideiben unb idlus in Die Dede
ein 10 oab bic Gsrren erldroden bic
9aiirfel Su 0Ooeu rollen lieBen rno
entieet iiber oas frepelbafte gttentat
gum sSsnIter eilten, Da erblidten iie
auf Der ent9e9engeietten Seite Der
StraBe ben WlarfsraFen stlbredt, feline
abgeldoilene, nod raudenoe Sanb'
biidle in Der 6ano. Seine Susel bate
Die Spielar etluas unianft an bic pers
abiaumten slmtspflidten eritinert..
sylun, ioll id gun, ;iueiten Mlal bel
ben 9erren antlopfen?" la1te Der
Wiarfgraf als Die 0tathsberren ipra9,
los gum Senlter hinausltarrten. slls lie
oann tleinlailt auf Die StraBe eilten
idritt er in ibtsr Mitte, als lei nidts
gelheben, Dem Jiatbbauie 3u.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-01-02

9ritte 9traBe go. $40, einen Hlod
butter Der Hoit Office.

3hrtif6s, ruiFi9e, Qafenbampf'.
Wabels unb einfa@e Ddber t6sli@ ftir
0erren uub Gamen. MioiIaee, bitb.
neraugen Operatieneu. Cfeu 3ag
unb Ra1t.
8eionbere 8abtanFalt fiir Damen.
Carl &eie6. Gisemtbiimer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-01-02
Wfabmne @pteI 8ar,
Oii' 6oufon etraBe,
20 NJ. M ntb, 49,. gigentbiimer

Man finbet bier Elm nor3heliGes
@las Bier unferer beimii9en Braue.
reien. gefonbere Inertennung Der.
bienen bic Weiue, @igarren, Wbisties,
Siqnore &C. gor3iglt9er Gret
lun4 be8 W orgenS unb Wa d.
mittags. Dieie Wirtbf9aft erfreut
H1 beS ausgeaeidneteu &ufes au benz
angenebmfen gufeutbaItsorte ber
Stabt su 5dbIen.
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go GRoutmette Gefuno6eit.

9alten Sic Sbren &0rpsr burd Scn
selegentlidsn @ebraud bon 3utt'S ge.
bsrpillsn pOaitdnoia in Srbnun9. Gle
rssaliren BEN Oarntanal aa6 er;eussn
Ginfn krdftiasn a6rp;r.
9opfidmer3cn, Dlalaria, @anenltiosu.
Ssrltcpfuns uno aaniids &rauiBs.su
wsrbsn politdnOts iur,rt burd,
SMtt's 2ebers Yilleu.
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Yenubt bic CUTE @elesenbeit
Geiertags Grtnriionen auf ber
). & q. g(. &c. .M.

8illete sum gertauf am 49,, a.,
25., 26., 81. unb /. Saaunr, shltis
hi8 gum 8. Sanuar suiid,en allen
lotaIen etaiionen far ein unb eiu
Drittel Der gew6bHll@en @ote fur
bic Rafreife.
8. 5. priee
O. 3. & s. w., palsaine, 3sgas.
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= 0enpreRen, Winomablen, pum,
pen unb R6bren.
alamo Srnn Morris.
s3,tr Sfptis.

Wir baben unfere Office nod 4O1
Oit . Soufon 6traBe berlest. Man
telepbonire uas, tuenn man ,u reiien
mhnf6t unb mir tpsrben bie Softer
gleid bis gum Befimmuns8 Orte be.
f6rbern unb tueroen Sic i'm Wagen
ober per Omnibus abboIen.
Garter & WtullaIp,
8ransfer COMPANY.
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- Sur "a rs tauft mon eine gorb.
tf,6neS. trOdsnes @i9enhols fur ben
Diem. 3elepbou8l. Eaaiet I0oen
GOmpant.
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@eib-Srau = Oemablin. lleber
bieie Be3eidnunsen finbet iid In ben
binterlaiienen Yapieren BON 1apib
Straub folsenbe treffeube 9emerfuns:
s@enn man aus yiebe beiratbet, uirb
man Wianh unb @eib, irenn man aus
gequemlidfeit beiratbet, Serr unb
5ral, uno mer aus Gerbdltniilen beis
ratbet, @emabl urb @emablin. Man
iuiro geliebt bon feinem @eibe, aee
idont BON ieiner Srau, gebulbet bon
ieiner 0emablin. Wlan bat fir lid)
allein elm @eib, fit feline 9ausfreunbe
eine Srait un6 fir bic @elt cine 0es
mablin. Die @irtbidait belorst bas
Weib, baS 9aus bic Srau, ben Con
bic gemablin. Den franfen Mlann
pflest bas Weib, ibn bein9t Die Srau,
uno mad ieinem 8efinbeu erfunbiat
iid bic @emablin. Man sebt ipa3ieren
nit feinenl @eibe, fdbrt aus nit ieis
tler 8rau unb 1tlad)t 4artien nit ieiner
@emablin. lniern Summer tbeilt bas
Beib, unler @elb bic 5rau uno unlere
S6ulben Die Gemablin. Gin6 mir
foot, 10 beipeint ilns unier Meib, be-
ilast un8 uniere Srau unb sebt in
1rauer uniere @emablin.
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GaMnel sSohnsnm, Ser beruorroQeube
ena(iide gatirifer uuo @elehrte oes
poriqen sGabrlunoerts, nar oefiird):et
ipe9en ieiner idlor1en ipiniqen NeuIeys
funqeu, ron eenen mir bier eiaiee
8r6bheu sunl ge[ten oeben wo!fsn:
9tls i'm eiil(t sic SHUTTER oes q<aiatcn
Gdaulpieiers Cash Gjarrid lraate,
mas er uon ibren 5otne hattie, onts
mortete er: ,sapio miro eiuii Cit,
lueoer oebanat orr Gin GROCER al,o:ia !"
-Gr Nu5he einit III eiller OeIeilldoft
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itnfreiipillia. .gsie al! mag bas
5rdulein 9llma mobl iein?4-sDas
Sr0nlein gllnla mag gar niht alt iein. =
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Enterprise" ".Sleiidbader,
STOPPER ETC., bel
6. Hraee er, Sarouare,@eiddit,
$40. 322 uno 324 6. Commerce Ctr.
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SiiOmeftteraS luiinidtG Gud

Wenn Sbr@u6 irgenbmo nieberlahsp
tpollt, thut es eniIang Der 2iuie Der
Gan WntOnto atnO Wr0n
ias YaBl 8abtt,
I'm Garten, Oifritt beS Staates. De
ilnbbeit unb alima unhbertraifen
8ilise 2dnbereien fur ben 6artler
Wtorttgdrtner, Obj. unb Uieb3h@ter
Wegeu @in3elbeiten ipenbet gu@ or
8. 3. martin. @. g. a.,
San antcuio. 9eras
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Infer meiBer HebrGsta. Gafer uub
bas I'm Suni eeiGnissene 0su Rnb bas
bette pferbsfutter. Alles rein unb
moblfhmedenb.
Werluht eS einen Monat.
&nniet SNpuo g.. Eel. 81.
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8iebaidter mub farmer, Ndtnnsl

Cte96ut9tes HHU Uutpe1f <st91H1'Bs
Sbr f6nnt 8eIb iparen. uenn Sbr
Cure 8ebhrfniRe birstt fauft.
2aBt gun eine Vreisliife fommen
bon Der Gnuiet a3ppb Co., 6an
Nntnnio, 6eras.
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= Mau@er prafsr enbst nit
WaHer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-21

thas grows outdoors will grow there. Here
IA small limb from a 9-year-old apple
tree. II has ten apples on 1t, which. Tor
soundness and flavor. have no equal In tho
Western country. These pears and these
peaches are premium winners"
Don't forget the native salt. remarked
j.. b. Worrell. OF Pond Creek, as he held
up a substance that looks like white
quartz.
no. indeed replied Mr. Dixon. 1t Is
too good proposition to overlook. Thete
Is neld OF this salt IA the territory. Al
inat nc has 60 10 4 e. uig II out and nave
it refined. salt lies at our doors la an
meXhausuble quantity Although the peo-
pie OF Oklahoma dro the salt OF the earth
it is good thing TO have around
TIMES ARE MIGHTY GOOD"
Times are mlghty good 10 oklahoma.
IL Is poor stick Of man who cannot
make money there Every body A. prosper
Gus and Is willing to share his property
with others. Less than ten years age
the country was known to only a few
cattlemen and the Indians. Now Il is the
most prosperous ana thriving OF Uncle
SANS domain. It Is dotted with fertile
farms and enterprislng towns and cities.
An admirable school system Is In opera
uon, many churches flourish and capital
Is no longer coy In seeking investments.
IL 10 withou. doubt tho greatest country
on earth today and the prosperity Il Is
now enjoying Is not a marker to that
which win be recorded in the future"
The exhibit car Is well arranged. Every.
| thing Is placed so as to be viewed to the
best advantage. Mr.. Dixon and his aasis-
tants give the necessary explanations lu-
cidly ana In business-like way that
carries conviction to the minds OF tho
viewers. The train left El Reno August
10. and will arrive IN New York city Sep
temSer TO- It's FIRST stop after Leaving
Kansas city VIII 10 at Seymour, Ia. Al
Chicago stop OF several days duration
viii be made and then by easy stages
other Important cities will be visited and
their people entertainsd by a. sight OF
tho marvellous agricultural ana orchard
products ot the coming great state OF
Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-21
Professor Bunsen Dead.

Heidelberg. Germany. Aug. 19.-Profes-
sor Robert Wilhelm Eberhard Bunsen,
the chemist Is dead aged SO years.
Robert Wilhelm Eberhard Bunsen was
born in Salingen, Germany. on March 10.
1911. He studied at Gottingen, where at
his father was professor of Occidental
literature. and at Paris. Berlin. ed Wien
ma. In 1896 he succeeded Wohler as profes
sor OF chemistry at Cassen. going later
TO a similar position at Marburg
In 1S4l he became director OF the Chem
ical Institution at Marburg. In 1851 he
became connected with the University OF
Breslau, and a year later was with the
bniveisity OF heluelDerg. lie was TO-
gether with Professor Kirchhom the
founder OF stellar chemistry. Numerous
discoveries were made by Professor Bum
sen, many Of them OF great value TO the
fentihc world.
m 1875 the University or Leyden gave
him the honorary degree OF NJ. D., and
In July. 1877, the University OF Heidsl-
burg held big celebration TO commemor-
ate the twenty-ffth anniversary OF Prof
fessor Bunsen's election 20 the chair OF
experimental chemistry
lie was appointed one OF the few foreign
associates OF the Paris Acadamy or Set
ences Ia 1883.
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A. a NJ COLLEGE BULLETIN
Extensive Report of Expert.
menfs With Fodder Grams

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oi 'in9 territory as a
"'oo.H's t'ouhd Tor the beef
"''eu' lt "ouid De hard 20
"'o'o the variety ana the
49, ''''',-'- 20 'o''se crops 'hah can bo
- t,oa'e' t''au mere coupled with
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.--+' '-''" ana "iIaiia "i the cone
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-21
AlkaIi Resisting Plants

Washington. Aug. BIT Is frequently
assumed that where soil shows surface
incrustations Of allkail salts II Is valueless
for agricultural purposeA. This Is shown
not 10 be the case by some experiments
ma .e by the Wy omlng Government Hx-
pertinent station. There are. however,
few plants so alkan proof as to flourish
uader these conditions. Incrustation OF
ordinary white alkali on the surface is US
ually marked. az least during dry weather
where there Is as much as IA or per
cent. Of salts IA the top two inches OF soil.
Such an amount Of salts viii prevent the
growth Of any OF the cereals or OF alfalfa.
Barley or rye seem to stand more alkau
than wheat or oats.
In the termination of'seeds Il was found
that the influence OF small, amount OF
alkali hastens sprouting and also assists
In the life OF the plant. either stimulating
growth OF acting directly as plant food
IL did not appear that any Of ths salts ex-
cept common soda exerted directly poison
ous or corrosive effects on the seeds. Ths
injury appeared due to the fact that the
salts IN solution interfered with the abb
sorpuon by the seed OF the water necss-
sary for termination. Two important
plants which have been successfully test
ed as alkali-resi. ing gre sugar bests ana
Bakhara or white sweet clover. Engiish
grape Is also found in the same class.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-21
ST louis RAcrs

ST. Louis. Aug. ls-Harry Duke. a
strong second choice. won the principal
event at the fair grounds, the Autumn
selling stake for all ages. valued at 1850.
First race. one and one quarter miles.
Eudorpha won: American Eagle sec
ond; Gen Gaber third. Time 2IO.
Second race, one and one eighth miles.
Judge steadman won; Eitholln second.
Basquit third. Time 1856
Third race, i've and one half furlongs.
capron won; Sid Bow second: Miss Hae
Day third. Time 100
Fourth race. six furlongs Diser won;
Digs second; saiinda third. Time 1l5.
Firth race, Autumn stake for all ages
value $500. 81 furiongs. Harry Duke won
Montgomery second; Gibral ar third. Tim,
1921
Sixth race. one mile Ida Ledford won.
Alice Turner second; Fer-ol third. Time
1'H&
Seventh race. one and one sixteenth
miles. Pinochle won; Sam Iazard ESQ
second Ed Farrell third. Time i.f9H.
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While the sorghums greatly surpass the
safnr ana corn in the total yield Of di-
gestlble nutronts their nutHt.vs ratio 10
In each case so wide that their fodders
ore not desirable when thoY are the oniy
GOOD given a. Is usually the case with
stock cattle. The protein Of the Borghums
is uniformly very low In dlgesubniiy In
This trial. IL would appear from these
results that they are as desirable as KAT
nr or corn. even though the yield per acre
la much greater. Where il iS possible 70
procure concentrated feeds az a lover
price and feed them with The sorgbun
foddef Il might pay, bat the average
stockman succeeds best when MS farm
produces what is fed 30 n.B stock Indian
corn Is known to be the standard crop n
faucuing CATTLE and great numbers are
wlntered ou its fodder Kathr will sros
where corn wil not and Is of almost equal
feoding value with corn
The exper ment station at saltwater 10
now sending out reports Cor 1sgs-g9 The
practical results OF the experiments which
have been conducted during the past Zee
years are summarized and condensed 90
that Sc ID very easy to ind just what one
is booking for The book Is furnished With
a com. Toto index and should be In rhe
home OF every farmer in the territory. ee-
pocially since d, costs nothing but tho ~
quest that h be sent. Write for COP
today.
The advantage Of early plowlng and
early sowing .or w.ieat are well nustrat-
cd by the results OF the work Of the Tx
pertinent station a. Saltwater. Last year,
plowing in july yielded on an average OF
%, ~ six bushels more tnan plowing early
in September Early season last year vas
profitable. The average yield Of the sep
tcmber sowing was 2S.7 bushes. of the
October G.5 and OF the November only 5s
bushels per acre. While the character OF
the season may modify these results mex
season. the average of an previous years
show the same advantage OF early SOW
ing.
THE experiment station at saltwater Of
fers TO send out speakers TO farmers in.
stitutos ana is now making up llat OF
meetings to which members OF tho sta
tion stan w.h be sent during December.
january aud February next Farmers tn-
stiustea are a good thing and number
Of farmers ana others should get toEeth
cT docde 90 hold an Institute siect a
president and secretary and notify John
Yields director OF the experiment station
at saltwater. oklahoma. Who will ar
range TO giye an possible aid to these
meetings.
The rainfall at the Oklahoma experiment
station during tho first three weelsa OF
August has been i0i inches, making q
total OF 2812 for the year
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Peaceful i'm Samoa.

Minneapolis Aug is-Edwln w. Nor
gan, secretary Of the Samoan comnis-
sion, who Is IN the city said today.
There are two unfounded reports re-
garding Samoan affairs. which have new
er been adequately contradicted. The
first IS that there has been nghang In
Samoa since the commission left. This
report ] know 10 be without foundation
because only one dispatch has been re-
ceived from the islands since we left
and q did not refer 70 the alleged fight
ing. The other report is that there have
been serious differences between the
members OF the commission and that
Baron Won sternberg had made efforts
70 grange an understanding with Mr.
rripp 20 the disadvantage OF the Brftash
commissioner. Nothing Of the sort was
attempted. The whole Commission was
animated BY desire TO bring about ths
most satisfactory solution q the Samoan
trouble without reference 70 the pre3u-
dices of the various nations Interested
There was thought Of two Of the COM
n'i1@aonsrs eos<n@.lAs skssast Tia AHA. .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-21

New York Aug. 19.-Tom Cooper in
creased his lead for the national cycling
association championship by WINNING
the mile professional race at Manhattan
Beach this afternoon. 1t was a race that
brought the spectators to their fees
cheering until the very building shook.
of the q starters the slower ones had
been weeded out In preliminary heats.
and the flyers. Siser. Cooper. simms.
kimble and Stevens lined up at last for
the final struggle.
A pace maker was put In 90 carry them
three laps and they followed nm at "a
merry clip, with Stevens leaiiug. cooper
Kiser. Kimble and Sims followed la the
order named.
Toward the end Kimble ran high upon
the bank and as he came down he
slope he shot. past the others Before
they knew what had hlppeae1 he was 70
yards ahead.
Cooper stated out to overhaul him and
Kiser clsng desperately 10 Coopers
hind wheel. At the las, turn Cooper
came along side and Kises started Ills
famous 'lope' IN the sprint down the
home stretch. Inch by inch he drew up
on Cooper, who had sprlnted without
pace for a quarter OF n mile. but he be.
gan too late and Cooper flashed across
the tape a winner by two fee. with fiser
second, Kimble third. Stevens fourth
and Simms nth. Their standing ia Jhe
championship table at present is:
Cooper. Ss;' I<iser, 20; Kimble, 20; stew
ems, IS.
Summary:
Manhattan handicap. two miles, pro
fcssional, won by r. II. Kiser. 30 yards
Bob Walthour. 30 yards, second; J. r.
Fisher. third. Time 4:s0 2-5
One. mile professional championship,
won by Tom Cooper. Earl Tliser second;
owen Kimble third. Orlando Stevens
fourth; Fred slmms fifth. Time 2.0G As.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-21
GLENNs FALLs RArEs

Gienns Falls, n. y. Aug. ls-The closing
event Of the grand C. cult races were .na
unfn shed 2:ls trJ hsch was run on ~
day Letah s selling at even money
against the Geld, won handy DO the FIRST
heat trotted. she having hau Two heats O.
her credit when darkness postponed The
finish last night. This closed the most
successful meet Of any ever held here
The weather was perfect and the track
vast fast. Results
Flnieh Of As trot, purse si5j0. Lelah s.
won third. fourth and ffih heats. Time
s.llhi 2:ll&; 2:uk. Jack D. won second
heat IN e;I2ik and was ehird.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-21

Is the Santa Fe. The average
temperature during the journey
is less than that for the same
period at your home Then the
cars are 50 comfortable, fatigue
is scarcely noticeable. Pullman
palace and tourist sleepers and
free chair cars on all California
trains. A. j, CoRKINs, Agent,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-21

Robert Hulme. OF Weatherford who
is with the regulars At Manila and WAS
formerly with the Rough Riders In
Cuba. says he Is having = whole lot
esttsl tins poW.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-21

Pretoria. Aug. y Gable instructions
have been sent 10 Dr. Leyds. poenipo-
tentiary Of the South African republic.
20 the European states, 20 proceed TO
Lisbon and make representations 70 tie
Portuguese government with regard %
tie la-n1ins of wat Belegt6ls.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-21

soon pass away. I was
treated by several able
physicians, but In spite
of their efforts the Gan
Ger spread until my con
dltl0n bccamealarming.
After many months Oi
treatment and growing
steadily worse de
,ided 60 Try g. s. s.
which was So strongly
recommended The hrst
bottle produced an i'm
pruyement continued
the mediciue. aud iu
four months the last no
tie scah dropped on
Ten years have elapsed. .
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Little
Pirnples Turn
to Cancer.

Cancer often results from an inn
purity in the blood inherited from
generations back. Few people are en-
tirely free from some tnint in the blood
and W ia impossible 10 tell when it will
break out IN the form ~ dreaded Can
Ger What has appeared 60 be % mere
pimple or scratch has developed into
the most malignant Cancer.
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Cancer The disease is beyond the skin
Of physicians S. s. S. il the only cure.
because it is the only remedy which
goes deep enough to reach Cancer
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~ had severe Cancer which was At ars,
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