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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-01-02

He-I can't under, tand why my mus
tache doesn't grow under my nose as
well as at the corn,rs of my mouth.
She-Has it never occurred to you
that there might be too much shade?
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-01-02

First Guest Cat grand halD-Hark,
isn't that the champagne popping in
the supper-room? Sucond Guest-No; !
guess it's the young couples in the con.
servatory.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-01-02

A great football game would be ar
excellent object lesson for any foreign
er who had any doubt as to the sor
of stuff that the young American wa
made Of
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-01-02
RICHEST WOMAN IN UTAH.

Poor widow Six Years Ago, Her Income
Now Nears 500, 900 Year.
Mrs. Susanna Bransford Emery is the
richest woman in Utah and perhaps of
the entire west.
About five years ago her husband,
A. c. Emery, died, leaving his widow
a lot of supposedly worthless mining
property with which to make living.
Being in great financial difficulties she
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-01-02
An Imported Mare Given Away.

At sale of thoroughbreds at Lex
ington, Ky. an imported mare was
given away and the man was handed
So bonus to lead her out of the ring.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-01-02
The Oil &c BOy.

Il see you've still got your old Office
boy"
yes"
improves with age. does he?"
We'll, he seems to- be getting fresher
every day"
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-01-02

'"The hero comesw arose the cry,
With loud and general acclaim.
what was he in?" one paused to sigh,
a battle or y foot ball gamer
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-01-02

Pat Mccarthy, the st. Louis strong
nan, is credited with lifting pile
f stones weighing 5326 pounds at the
above city.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-01-02
Get of Prince Warwick,

The get of Prince Warwick have won
100000 on the Austrian turf Prince
Warwick is an American horse.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-01-02

Adali. the Turk is doubtless the
strongest man who has ever appeared
on the wrestling III; t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-18
TAKING THE
CUBAN CENSUS

WASHINGTON. u. e. Aug Is
The secretary ~ war has directed
that tho census 81 Cuba shall BE-
completed b. January next, and
Gen Jos. =. Sanger. Of the inspector
generals department. will he assign
si - take general charge OF tho
work. with headquarters at Havana
Gen. Sanger WAS IN command 81 one
90 the military departments n Gu
ug fsr several months after the evac-
unfIau by Spain and has been recent
~ engaged in special duty here In
connection with the administration
~ affairs In our lnsular possessions
The manner In which tho census is
To be- takcn has been practically do
termiucd. as result of numerous
conferences held between the Cuban
officials ana tho authorities Of the
WIZ department and census bureau
The immediate taking Of the cen
su- VIII Doe under Cuban official In
each district. Each vii have "a force
~ Cuban euumeratora but the mum
Dor Of these Is yet 10 be- decided.
The final tabulation Of the counts
viii be made at the census Office In
Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-18
REMODELED THIRD
AVENUE THEATER

September II. when The Girl from
Chit viii b. presented Tor the fret
time IN Seattle by capable New
York company.
PRIOR Co the opening ~ the regular
season. a supple meuthry season ~
fouf weeks has been arranged to
provide Amusement for those who
are impatient for tho theatrical
events Next sunday nigh thc H. 3
Freash 60. sill open In TIE Rack
FiHE continuing FOR one week Thln
viii he followed by the Jessie shIrz
l-y company during tho week ~ AUG
~ and then comes the sam T Shav
company on two weeks engage
mrut beginning September : and 80
This viii end the coast companies.
the regular season being made up 81
strong Eastern combinations
bookings promised for the regular
season. so far. are The Glrt from
ctHl" a Breach ~ Promise. e 'Ynu
YouaHn." "Coautawn 60. Coon
Hollow. % ''f1nnIEan's Ball" Al Mar
tins 'T'ncje Toms CABIN" a Hot
Ol1 Time Human Hearts. -
browns In Town His Better
Haif." Dear Hearts 81 ireland 3"
Hrntz saBtley Extravaganza com
pauy The Danger Signal" who
Ore Who" Have You Seem Smith. .
"guWaner River" The plays wlu ar=
pear substantially IN the order nam
Cd. though there lu a two weeks wa
rancY after .Yon Yanson," and some
other changes may possibly be
made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-18
DELEGATES TO
TRUST MEET

NEW york. Aug is--it IL 20 be
presumed thHt GOV HooHevelt has
obtained assurances in advance that
Senator brpswt ~ Secretary car
HHlr nr Albeit Shaw. editor 81 the
HrNlrW - HrvleRr. Haufkc Cochran.
avufHs 9untan Henry white aud y.
10 Thuraber VII serve. for otherwise
hlH appointment ~ them fof dele
gates from New York to the confer
eurr au trusts that has been called
by the civic Federation 81 Chicago.
tp meet on September ~, would APP
pear fafelcal Taking IL for granted
that they viii attend. New York II
&" have probably the most influential
delegation that win attend the con-
ference Think Of three puch heavy
weights az DcpeW. Carlisle and Cock
ran sitting together IN the same con-
ventlons pr Albert shaw. too. - al
moat as woil known. and ~ regarded
an authority On municipal reform.
Thurber Guutun and white. though
ierH eahHpicuaus. viii add to the In
furnes u The delegation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-18
THE WELL MAN
PARTY is BACK

TRoMspE. Norway Aug IS
Walter WelImsu AMI party arrived
here yesterday evening after com
plotting tbcir explorations In Franz
Josef Land and discovering many
now lands and Islands. The story
told bY the explorers ia the old are
TIC stary 81 hardship and death. and
Wcllman is probably Cripple for
hfc while leading the party. Well
man fell into snow ereyise, serious
~ lniuring his legs. and not aunn re-
covering. the expedition decided ia
return hpmr Lieut. Evelyn Bald
win Of tho United states Weather
bureau, Dr Edward Hoffman of
Grand Haven. Mich. and a. Harlan.
~ the United states Coast Survey.
did important scientific work
ON August . Wcliman's ship. tho
Cape.ia while searching FOR tie par
~. met the Stella Polar. with the
expedition ~ Prince Luigi. which
was accommodating Franz Josef Land
in the hopes Of meeting W,ilmau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-18
BIRTHDAY OF
HENRY GEORGE

Single takers are making arrange
mcnta Go appropriately celebrate
Henry Georges birthday September
B. Tho exercises VII b- held in tho
Srattle theatsr Tho principal feat
urca Nill by audreraea by sayki,aa
Jerry simpson. uf Kansas. aud Jas
q Mcclure Their speeches uIIi set
forth the true nature OF the Henry
George theory ~ single tax
Nj Ma MILAN. "a noted orator ~
Victoria. viii represent che British
Columbia single takers at tho ,rie=
bfattau
Laseai men Ntli TAKE up and dis
cusa the NE - Henry George. most
81 which WaH spent on she Farine
coast. ENtfartn from hla writings
viii he read AZ feature ~ the ceie-
braffaa just who fHe readers wifi
be han not been definitely decided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-18
BADLY BURNS Her Face AND ONE EYE
Escapes Arrest and Is Supposed to Have Left the
City-HiS Victim Is Painfully Injured
and May BE Partially Blinded.


a n ~ 81 80 a. ) f - @ LAY
rt to capture the m Roe muir
Aa no "a for e w q ohm o. a @ mos t b k @
o a. Il
e o fore e % ~ w m
been ar from w f 90 81 I'D 81 & m h n m
10
tie n . 80 % nEr 10 u u II a roughly seize
a n
c @ q %
b. u ~ = " I'D j. I'VE SIR a cruel . b
Ia m a ~ M py
q
= to reported
a t M ~ q h n wn hin VIM attempted murder De
% e o IA . n to
. b > u 3 city At 81 w 1t "a reported
h h h
beer n he Moran B,th Srs ,op an-
% "a "a a u H d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-18
BUILDING PERMITS.

building permits Nerc issued To-
day to W. = Cotton FOR repairs 81
500 Twenty nth avenue tu cost 5000
W y Calhoun for repairs at Glt-
s2i Columbia street IL cost fsnn. r.
u Wilson 90 build oue story frame
rrHidence at III Twenty uv=
cnue north Ia cost $500. Moore In
veHtmeut company To rNcINafc AZ
1924 1926 Second avenue 90 cost 5000,
r. l. Won Gohreu 90 build three two
story frame residences AT So3 S0a
East PIKE street to cost s. too. s. -
Burg to build "a one story frame resi-
dcncc 1T no Eleventh avenue north
10 cost $500 John Coons FOR altcra-
lions at N05 Yakima avenue To cost
500
The total valuation ~ improve
monts amount to tlhoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-18
n. W. MCNEIL VERY I'LL

II. W. MeSellI. one o. the wealth
lest coal mine owners on THE Pacific
coast. IL again very dangerously 10
at his suburban home. Cai1HFly on
the west side ~ Lake washington.
Mr.. McNelli was stricken Wtth APP
Oplexy several months ago. and &c
was thought az that tIm# ths5 be
would die. He recovered. but last
night ne took turn Tor the worse
and today Is in serious condition.
Mr.. Mcneil is s. years of age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-18
WALKING AROUND
THE WORLD

CHICAGO. H. AuF. u.s. Potter g.
=, AttaH. with retluue Of "a srcre=
tary and two auprrnumrrauuH. honf-
I'd IL into Chicago this week aud put
up At the fremont To Be- py1raa
TRAN and has been three times
around the world Ia the manner Of
ordinary merala but this time viii
receive 81. 900 from the London
Sporting club II De- walks T. lie hhH
70 walk o.ooo miles by land. and is
allowed - 600 miles at sea. on board
ship be must walk tho deck daily
until he reels on 20 miles The feat
must be done inside % three years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-18
NATIVE CUBAN
MILITIA FORCE
Gsrcia's Project for an AuHiI-
iarY to the u. s. Army.

wAsH1NGTON. y. G.. Aus. u
Gen. Garcia. IN a conference with
Gen. Miles today. advocated the or
ganizati1n Of a militia force 20 b.
composed Of native cublua Who have
had service In the Cuban army. Gar
oia Represented that there were q
large number o. cubana Rh1 haze
beer soldiers FOR years. and wra. IN
Consequence, are better fitted Tor tha
military duty than for any other ne-
cupation Il would require cump4fz
atively little time 70 organize an ~
fieisnt militia force from this class
OF natives. and with the encourage.
ment and assistance ~ the United
States the work could be- thoroughly
and effectively accomplished. Cen
Miles IL said 70 have been fayorlhIY
impressed with the sugEestioua ~
Gen. Garcia. Gareia's plan ia tp Or
ganize what he terms an AUXILIARY
force TO the United states army. and
he IL much RratiHed ~ find that "a
far as the plans huve been perfected
they have the approval ~ Cen. y
a. Miles. He Intends 10 perfect the
scheme, and when fl 81 done t1 Pre-.
sent II 20 the secretary of wlr -
militia Of native Cubana said Gen.
Garcia. will be a guarantee ~ tho
peace and security n the island and
~ the companies are reeuiiel aui
mustered in the American soldiers.
whose places the Cubnua RIu t4ke
can be Withdrawn. and thus by d..
RreeH the Cuban militia can perform
the work now performed by fha =
s.. troops. But don't want 10 De-
Understood az tndursluR anything
like mllitariam. ] mean for the Gu.
ban militia to DO nothing but mtI4
tary duty. Ana I believe That Cen
Niles believes with me on that u4a.
ticular point. Tho Cubaus have great
respect for Gen Miles. who la one 81
the most polished officers I ever met
I am sure that he VIII assist us M
organise . Cuban militia. for be-
tsisea mach interest in the island.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-18
NEW WORKERS
BUY A GOLD MINE

cry uts MEXICO. Aue IS The
Mexican lntrryats et Gvn. John II
Frisb.c. af tho CITY of Mexico have
beea purchased by %. ttsF.na aud
Marcus p5ly of NsW York who held
MORTGAGES amounting Ca sisaduuua I'M
saId eu the properties Of tho Amer
leaH MInus company of - GRO. the
TuitenanEa railway and the jaispa
a Cordoba railway These mortEa-
sta tho NV Workers have rftet.
paving Gsu FriatIa balance at
Ssaeep gold. THE n ORC eeld mine
nets 100000 a month Ths New York
men win rearEauIze al theso com-
pauies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-18
HOOVER WILL
HOLD HIS OFFICE

DECATUR. H.. Aug. is.=-W. a.
Hoover. ~ strtator, will hold once
Of great keeper Of records for the II.
HnoIs Grand lodge u Hed Men. aud
there will be no trial al Peoria. 4
committee appointed tp adjust the
matter mot in Decatur tonight and
decided that Sir. Hoover had com
pllrd with the law and that Mr. s.
Shepherd. the great haehcm. had act
cd hastily Ia appointing william j.
brooks. ~ Chicago. To ON the place
20 which Mr Hoover had been elect
81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-18
A GIGANTIC ICE
TRUST FORMED

NEW YORK. Aug. rs The World
today says. The American Ice -.
~ New Jersey. with a reported CAPT
tai of 500 oonu 600 in reported to have
secured the majority ~ the stock Of
the Consolidated lee Co. Of New
York. and the kniekerboeker lee O.
uf Maine each OF which IL eapltalls.
yd at SO 100000 A consolidation Of
the three companies VIII be effected
by an exchange Of stock In the new
company.
Who the officers Of the American
lee Go. are has not yet been made
public some secrecy surrounds the
organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-18
BALKED BY A
STENOCRAPHER

MADISON. WIS. Aug. lS-rhe FRYE
siiver men Of Wisconsin have madc
every EFFORT 60 secure complete
copy 90 William !. Brynn'a speech at
lakeside assembly a couple ~ weeks
asa. but the only stenographcr wha
took Il SAYS She Was under contract
with a party who will not allow her
O. dispose Of any copies.
II was the idea ~ sumo ~ the
free silver leaders 10 have the two
hour speech printed aud used as
campaign material. and one ~ the
leading dailes offered a considerable
sum Tor a copy. hut the stenovrapher
refuses to state Who hired hcr or 60
write out her notes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-18
HORROR AT
A HANGING

ROCKVILLE NJ u Aug is
Armafed Taylor and John Brown
negroes. were hanged here this MORN.
ing far tho murder - NJ and Nrs
iiaacuHtslu A. si1sil The hanging
was a horrible b1trh Trio drop Was
not iana enough The men HrithHi
and Eraan-d for nearly 10 minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-18
Merritt Will Not Co.

WASHINGTON. u. g. Aug IL
There 10 hardly a possibility - Gen.
Merritt's return to the Philippines
He reaches the age - retirement SIS
major general In the army neSi Jaur
and as the next campaign begins ~
the end Of the rainy season Gen.
Merritt will have less than seven
months in active service IN the ARMY
before him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-18
WV
The Water Front.
,vl,

The two ashoanrrH- Towns Hd and
VrFa which came down feum III
Michael recently, ars in the harbpr
noN They are owned by ehariea
II Lane. thr san Franci-ra mliilan-
nirs and VIII take combined cargo
- sa toms II supplies from seattle
tn capr Snmr. T'he schooner viii
probably EFt aRay next Tuesday.
The Frisco steamer t+matiia.
hleh arrived Last night is unloading
Part u her cargo az the scnNabarhcf
dock.
Steamer Terrka vii probably De
she uett haat in from Lynn canal
she II due here sunday.
rhs y 4 T r eaapsny's
steamer Roanoke viii probably reach
Seattle frum ~ Michael on sunday
or Monday. The tseuradA lH expect
- 90 follow her. reaching here Aug
Steamer Alliance which has been
under charter 90 the Empire Trans.
poriaton company is Hiiu ifing a,
the srh,, ahafhsf daek Nothing has
been decided an 60 her future move.
meufs
The work ~ loading fhc steamer
t.akmc for ~ Miehasi ana Cape
Nome r. going ON Meet 81 her
cargo will ~ t5 the latter place
she viii set away raeaday.
The + q ALIKE sailed far Lynn
canal ports this aft# rHpan with about
90 paearuErra and a Fani cargo -
freight Included ln tho latter we're
90 cattle ana IN sheep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-18
SATURDAY'S~
Furnishing Goods Selling

Is always brisk selling here. This department
meets and beats all competition IN price ana
correct styles. There IS every reason why
people should look to US to supply their needs
in this line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-18

New Patterns In Men'h white Body.
Coiored BOSOM SHIRTS, heautl-
ful new colorn. hplendidly made ,
Soc value. only .,...s.ss...,s SIC each.
We sell without doubt. the best 81 10
LAundried WHITE SHIRTS on the
market. made II fnent New York
Mills muslin body. extra nne linen
bosom and GUNS. patented neck
band. continuous plackei on back.
ana eunH lock stitched throughout
perfect nttinE. only ..#....ti 90 each.
HoyH' Fine white Body. colorri
Bosom. WHITE SHIRTS. beauti-
fui patterns the boys delight. only
.....at.......#s.... i0e each
Mems Flannel sEGLiGEE SHIRTS.
cut extra fun ana roomy. perfect
made and fitting. s0c and 75c.
worth % per cent more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-18

FEDORA
200 each
Mems OUTING 80 each
susPENpERs lJc
Mems MERISo uNDEBwEA hitting 90 value
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-18

Mems Good quality Unlaunfr.ei
WHITE SHIRTS, perfect nt'ingi
well made. soc value. only. .abo eaca
Mems Finest quality unlaundried
WHITE SHIFTS. body ~ New
York Mills muslin. fine linen bosom.
patented neck band. continuous
pIacket on sleevcs and back. cut
fun and rpomy. 75c value. only
......-. .................. Doc each
Mems scotch FLANNEL OVER
SHIFTS. with tie TO match per-
feet made and hitting. handsome
plaid pattern. 81 20 value. only %.
..... 800 each.
Mems Fine WOOL eWEATERS.
navy or cardinal. grand wearing;
81 % value. only s.........f 81 90 each.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1899-08-05
The Telegram Letter.

The French authorities have Just in
troduced the telegram letter. The in
novation applies to communications
with the French colonies, and its ad-
vantages are-7taking Lyons to NADIA
gascar as an example-that one saves
the time that a letter would take tt.
get from Lyons to Marseilies {the port
of shiPment)- and from Majunga (the
port of discharge) to Tananarivo-
from ten to twelve days at least. Be
sides, the telegram letter is considera-
bly, less costly than telegram. Tele-
gram letters addressed to receiver
at the port of discharge have to pay
eentimes a word with a minimum of
of so confines. in addition to Is CEN
times for postal carriage, so that one
of twenty-five words from Lyons to
Majunga would cost 1 franc 40 CEN
times; for delivery in the interior the
telegraphic charge will be 10 confines
a word. with minimum of 1 franc,
SO that a telegram letter from Lyons
to TaRanarixo would cost 2 francs go
centimes- The usual cable cost for
Madagascar is z francs 10 centimes
word, ard the cost of such messagt
as mentioned above would theI efore
amount to 177 francs so centimes.
Similar arrangements arctic be made
in the colonies in reference to tele-
gram letters for Paris.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1899-08-05
sTo 1EA.
Boar. thu >Ths Kind You Have Always Bought
' s;': :: =: &Mz1SSzS<
0gallah Items.
By Sinner


Some wheat has been hauled this
week.
Miss Matte Mapes is attending
Normal.
The gypsy fortune tellers did not
tarry long here.
Mrs. Tawny returned to Lincoln
Center a few days ago.
Miss Ethel Cress and Miss Leona
Thornton went to Ellis Thursday.
Miss Leona Thornton entertained
friends from Ransom one day this
week.
Mr.. Davidson and family have re-
turned from their trip to Colorado
Springs.
Judd Yetter has been suffering with
very painful sore hand. 1t is much
better at this writing.
Mrs. Tom Wynn and Mrs. Tom
Roberts were out for drive Thurs
day AFTERNOON near Big creek.
c. G. Yetter has put an addition of
kitchen on his house which makes
it much more convenient. Mr.. KclsO
is doing the work
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1899-08-05
MAN with a Ca.f,. nra,n..

A dispatch from parkersburg. w.
Va, in the Cleveland Plain Dealer,
says:
about three months ago at Har-
mon, w. Va, Jay Lentz. foreman in
the mines of the Great Yves tern Com
pany, was caught under a fish of slate
in the mines.
His skull was crushed, and DIR. E. C.
Hartman and two other surgr ons gave
him up to die. A piece of his brain
was broken away from the main body
of the brain structure, and che skull
covering it was broken away.
After few days the tloctore decided
brain was cut away nea Iy and
dressed. A healthy yearling calf was
tied down, her skull cut awi and a
lobe of brain removed and fl ted into
the cavity in Lentz's head. Tb. wound
was dressed and trephined anil the re-
suits awaited. The Calls b ead was
fixed mp with half brain in It.
Both the miner and the calf have
progressed satisfactorily, and the man
is nearly as well as before the opera
ton. though his mental vigor is not
entirely restored. The calf stands as
though asleep till started, when it
moves. till interrupted. in a direct
line. 1T will not eat till it's jaws are
started, then its jaws must be stopped
by force. as it continues chewing
when food is removed.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1899-08-05
sTo
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Mt. Pleasant Pickups.

Everybody haying at present.
Matte Page is attending Normal
at Wa-Keeney.
Ed. Skaggs of Brownell has applied
for the Mt. Pleafant school.
Robert L. Bailey is viewing the
mountains in Wyoming at present.
A. Richardson and James Pugh in
tend to commence threshing next
week.
Married-Cragg Neal and Miss Dora
Josephs, August 2, 1899, Chas. Stott,
officiating
1t is rumored that Mt. Pleasant in
tends holding high school in that
district next year.
Mr.. Ryan and wife were visiting
friends and relatives in the vicinity
of McCracken last week.
II. Runyon and Miss Ida Josephs
attended Epworth League at Mt.
Pleasant last Sunday evening.
We have been informed that Enoch
Nelson is a land agent in this new
Klondike, and it would not surprise
us much to hear of him being elected
governor in 1900. as it is impossible
to keep a good man down.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1899-08-05
500 Reward, 500.

The readers of this paper will be
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being constitutional disease, re-
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Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
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by destroying the foundation of the
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strength by building up the constitu-
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work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers, that they
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case that it fails to cure. Send for
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Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.