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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-01
u. s. weather Bureau Notes,

Forecast for New Mexico: Fair to-
night and Thursday.
Yesterday the thermometer registered
as follows: Maximum temperature, "A
degrees, at 1905 p. M; minimum, 80 de-
grees, at 600 a. m. The mean tempera-
ture for the "a hours was 3s degrees;
precipitation, 0.07; mean daily humidi-
tv, SO per cent.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-03
SMITHS
Underwear

OF course you know we have under
wear, but we want you specially to see
one line each in mems women's and
children's summer underwear.
In mems, it is 25c one that we are
proud Of; a good weight balbriggan,
which is SO near like the SOC grade
that you will buy them If you once
see them.
In the ladies' vests, our special, we
sell for 25c We do not think you
have seen anything quite as good for
that price, but come and see.
In children's gauze we have full
line with short or long sleeves, the
smaller sizes 10c and 1c additional
for each size larger.
These are our three leaders, which
defy competition.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-03

u Awoman talks about her intuition
because she has got to have some
way to account for thinking thoughts
upside down. a
Theitime man begins to love his
wife the hardest is about the time
he discovers she doesn't love him SO
much as he thought she did.
The difference between man and
a woman when they do wrong is that
he doesn't care, while she insists on
finding an excuse for it.
When a woman imagines a man
looking at photograph Of her she
always puts on most fetching
smile, hoping some way the photo
graph will do the same thing.
When a woman comes home and
says there was nothing in shop
worth looking at she means the
crowd was so small there was moth
ing worth getting into a scrimmage
for.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-03

The death of one Monongalia boy
and the serious wounding of several
others from the county and vicinity
shows us that we have lively inter
est in the fighting that is going on
on the other side OF the earth. 1t is
a very pointed object lesson of the
folly of meddling into affairs in which
we have no interest or business.
Some one is responsible for the sac
rifice of the blood that is being
poured out over there to no purpose.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-03

Monongalia boys are always brave
and they are ready to give their
lives if their country should demand
it. Everyone is panied to learn of
young Jennewine's death but they
can rejoice that he died like hero.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-03

Many of the dear girls didn't care
whether they got to wear their East
err hats or not since Willie has re-
turned to the University.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-03
The Value of the Press.


II In recent sermon on s'The Press
the Rev. j H. Craig of Bellevue had
the following words of appreciation
to say of an institution whose weak
nesses and faults are more frequent
~ dwelt upon than it's virtues: l.
+ The press has become our talk
ing machine, voicing the sentiment
Of the people on all matters, which
pertain to our social, politicaf and
religious life. lit is loyal and: 4pat.
! siOtic.7l It. always stands for the
safety Of life and property, the pres
CREATION of our public system, the
lsppoteetien Of the American flag at
! homesQr abroad, on land or sea, and
the perpetuity of the "Old Book" as
the unfolding Of the mostlssub lime
truths of the ages. 1t is the glory
of the press that whenever it had
been brought face to face with issnes
which pertain to the lifegiving and
vitalizineapower of the gospels f
Christ it has always been untiring
in it's energy and zeal to defend the
doctrines Of the Son Of Man.
80 \ : =. 1sLszA 1-.s.z-
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-03

In the Spring the young mans
fancy idly turns to base ball and
fancy neckties.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-03

The murder of Americans in the
Philippines continues. Some one
blundered in this matter and he
should be made to pay the penalty
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-03

The reconciliation at ,Jelxyll Island
would have been more complete if
Reed and Mckinley had not forgot
ten the combination.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-03

John Sherman did not die possibly
because it would have pleased some
of his trlenas TOO muen
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-03

There will soon be no necessity
for board of pardons. There will
be nothing left for them to do if
Wesley holds out
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-03

The trouble with the slides up
the road is that they won't stay
fixed after they are fixed.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-03

We now know who has not been
selected as President of Iowa Uni
versity.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-03

Samoa may soon take the place
Of the Philippines on the war maps.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-03

Judging from the comments in
the papers up there the municipal
campaign in Clarksburg is decided
" on the hog
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-03

The White Mans burden is be-
ginning to bear down on us here in
this eet.noy.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-03

Many a man who swore to reform
last year moved again this
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-03

There are others who can celebrate
moving day without pang Of re-
greet from anyone.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-03

While there is not any general eel
ebration in honor of the return of
the students everyone is glad to see
them back.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-03

Headache Dad9 Get Dr.. Miles. pain pilis
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-03

Bulbs and Plants have gone to thousands Of
satisfied Customers for half century and to
celebrate the goth year in business have
issued Special Golden Wedding Edition of
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surfah and find the real impelling cause
Of thNNorwegian dissatisfaction and the
forced behind the Norwegian demands
That 8rce Is Russia. II has got 10 be so
In EuSpean diplomacy that II almost any
tnavu6nt IL watched closely enough the
Russ6 win be- found behind IL or some
wher5Snear to It. He Ia certain TO have
a mn in the pie Russia's interest in the
matt4 comes from the fncessant Russian
tiesir1kur harborx that are Ice free and
soynpN nt TO serve AZ bases for naval
mov1ents. At present Russian move
nentEhy ocean must begin from ono of
taree1 and locked seas. Russian territory
In vel near 80 Norway in The far northern
part \ that country. Only a narrow strip
nf - divides II from the Norwegian
fjDrS Y varanSar, This ford contains a
half pxen excellent harbors and would
gIvoB Russia magnificent bases for con-
troll i the North sea.
Il Work NJ Rusaians.
Fo6eveuty years past the Russian gov
ernu ht has made IL a practice TO settle
nan ld It's subjects In the nelghborhood
OF ranger ford Russian emigrants
hayd (oured over the frontier and settled
upoi Norway lands. Russian money has
b<e1 bpent In Norway with prodtgaiisy.
Rus1 n secret agents have been at work.
In IL northern country In the west OF
Eur&e Russia has duplicated the meth
ods ieh have marked its tremendous add
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FREE TREATMENT FOR LUNG WEAKNESS.

II those 81 our readers who reside in the
most highly favored sections af this coan-
try, where the climate Is healthy and In
MIGRATING. with q dry and tonic atmos-
phere. will look about them. they will see
greater or less number Of their friends
and nefghbors dying Of consumption.
while many others have already been car
ried OF by that dread naiajy-
These deaths have occurred from time
TO time amid the refreshing prairie hreexes
OF summer: In the fair and mellow days
OF autumn, and also In the dry and sunny
seasons OF Southern winter.
Such deaths amid such favorable sur
roundings afYord positive and convincing
proof that climate alone will net cure con-
sumption: tina, neither pine-laden breexes
nor braclng mountain air win restore
weak lungs or build UP q constitution that
Is being undermined and broken down by
the insidlous germs OF fatal disease.
But. on the other band. many thousands
Of testimonials frs m grateful people all
over this country. who have been cured
by the DIR. Siocum System OF Treatment.
and are today in the enjoyment OF per-
fecAs restored health and strength. AFFORD
tho most convincing evidence that this
treatment, aided b. favorable climatic
conditions and surroundings. IL q positive
cure for Consumption and all ether chronic
diseases of the Throat. Chest and Lungs.
InSIGtOfGs tbuSS VIM ~ W tHC tu0uks~
tains. the seashore or TO Southern cii-
mates, as well as these who already re-
side In such favored localities. should not
fail to take the DR.. Slocum System OF
Treatment II they wish to derive the fun
benefits Of favorable climatic conditions
and scientific medication.
The DR.. Siocum System OF Treatment
consisting OF Four Preparatory In both
medicine and food The medicines used
in II ailay the cough and lung irritation.
heal the soreness and subdue the palma In
the throat, overcome shcrtness Of breath.
improve the appetite and digestion. and
bring comfort, rest and refreshing sleep.
while its food properties are building UP
the constitution. enrsching the blood and
infusing the sufferer with new life and
vigor.
No angle remedy viii accomplish all
this, but the Four Remedies. embodied in
the DR. Slocum System Of Treatment. will.
More than a quarter OF century has
been devoted to perfecttng tbs System of
Treatment. every indication. every symp-
tom In Consumption and other diseases of
the Throat and Lungs. has been carefully
studied In the development of this Treat
mcnt, therefore those who take IL and
give il fair trial certainly avail them
selves Of all that modern science and skip
have TO offer for the cure OF Consumption
and all forms Of wasting diseases.
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have been times wtsea much friction re-
salteti. The cause ~ tae dissatisfaction
has eces that the foreign service az ire
tso countries has h@sn always under the
eunsTgi ~ shs Swedish minister Yee foreign
affairs. Sweden asakrs tAe treaties re-
tsiyes ambassadors. appoints earSafS ana
generally directs all relations vita outside
governments. Tbs sang brewing tgcuAse
has aeen hteasAt ~ a CRISIS ~ the unre-
SERVED demand 81 Norway FOR foreign
minister II IN owa aud tire rssss ~ at
pant eunsals receive ambassadors, MFss
- forth T5ae swedish newspapers and
politicians aassrs with sseea heat that IL
sA&S 4NFs. kTsnFess sAs, uatog Wossis sx>
sst oals IA name. Norway fs separate and
independent IN pretty yearly esevstatex
eise az the present moment Tae Sweass
aays expressed = sfiisasacSs 70 allow the
Ser~estaas az equal valee 81 sat, Aarsiinz
% sasessn affairs aaa IN TIE apyasasmsns
~ cxsnssi<. bat saeS sTv aei Wiling 10 per
ssst = separate aud tFsssepestsnt s,sn.ster
Ard the appointment - separate con.ais
~Aesss iGsiss sha9i BE exclusively Nss~sse-
tar That II the aIsea to-day Il sAes!s.
he ssstes AeEe that. although sweden has
has the absolute right - spseesg, essw~ats
stEs% ire fsssastSeEs AZ tAe unfas 81 has
a~~n exsTefsssl ~tsa secA ath&eaigsH test
hrces fnuTtAe ~ Ike Swedish cNasags ara
sew 81 Norwegian aarth Ans tYse~s.rx
raey SET their Instructions, however ss,,s
Stockholm. &na that CRATES asoa TIE Nq~
wwssan 50 Fasrsagss saas he 10 ready n
exas about t.
h~ertifen >~~ws tsrsmin
FsT the arss timse ia ihe hsssNrv az sss
countries stree thesF sngnss. gee Issue =
eaaAf%iy AVS sss*g3is ssFawfi. Wssa ss u.s.
st4Asas asna@ASad "a tAs sass el Ssxwas
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Il. Norway - srmsng.

husu CT preparation fssss -Io'H
evtry toSn ana hgmsss- Tag
rss<rsks are sszay 20 DC
<1ltAd out. Vessels bsicnksng 70 fn@ nes-
<&Ant marine hare re~esVed Hesfz~ tsS.
10y Afe ukeII 70 ~ pressed into sefvirr -
eny mofnsnf From peasant TO prince sas
peeree neen 20 be united ~ o. shss' ~
IN eDenion ct Inc b~st INFORMED E.arepvna
r9sFqspofsdsafss nseana IsicS ans nsDNy
vaE Ihe oo3ecf 81 the contemplate ~
Mr1 - SNsdsT, country 70 "Hssn .sp',
WnS has eesf Knit ID the nehas % LOT Ia aala
union safee lsis. Ias thseAseara ai' rssss,
= M01 entirely q poisfieat oIixsHe naaa
pfsJudsce hss mueh 70 10 VILE y. Dsspsse
fhs tact that they iay ssae py ssae va "a.
northern Europe the Hef.ek,an a
BWeas amer materially IN mensA am
payaseai sfrurtsre These oi1eseness
save oeen fnssnsshsa ~ tns TACT sSat IA
fhear fsst CONNECT sSeoen was tns c5n-
Cuercr. For more tnan eighty years tue
NorwexsaHa have been telling tnehseises
that they we're not whipped ana eannes
BE- whipped Every act OF sweden,
whether intended a. an act OF concsisafion
o. nos. hH* BEEN vsesea rs the srf on an
invader and wouid-oe fyrAnss SWEDISH
schaoiboys have bssn taught thar thrir
pSpgenisorH once whipped Norway ana can
- y sGsfn Norway boys have neen
tAa9nt that the descendants OF the vikings
h&Sa never been Warxfed by any single
station which now floats nag. The I'm
presstons receised~ ID thN scnooiroom are
hstine. and the men OF the two nations
have grown up With the unfeprssssd feel
in& % mFfuai atatinfy. II all came about
N this way
Hassssn aggression sweden iost pos
$3.50 % FINLAND ana cas-. aoo.. ~, :
asesss - Issssp Hss enss uD. Nos'
.s. 80" s'nk assoIe $50 w. -. '"-
- 'aA', oes"nssu :" ANn-
-. enask 'ssns'es.ea NowAs 10
$3.50" sW ssIiosh eanssssf ssNs too
scssny y souMefase aess 80 "ssss %
ntnen = Ases ~ isas.
NE not wex'Anss "p1eethk 10 pr bansea
apuAss rruss1 20 sseepi i6e sntaostsy OF
1WssissNsSh1 REPRESENTATIVES, 20 kenern
cVhieFehesr ar stSieA general aoopted
S0n&stusion mousicd upon the constitu-
YIN o. the french fepaptic OF iDl. elected
= 0enl4a prince ~ sneif ruieF ana oaa*
swNgen uoiahse norway ~ thAt time
c0Rtffneu q little more than so0.oW people.
1A4 Wen we're not. ana are not today good
Mge eptniers- Kari Josnn. 81 sweden, ~
the nssd Of = large force. came ACROSS
ne Hgnfier 10 assert his authority. The
WE rne shortest In the worlds history,
laSfeu fourteen days ~ that time the
NQrWektAns had been beaten sufficiently
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vaee southwark in Asia. unsil It's forces
red against she uorthern frontier ~ ~.
sht stan. Il IS 81 ozEau secret that Nor
Nj has received assurances Of Russian
csa5esananeo when ss breaks away from
s3sl@u. These assurances. q course
hste oos gone TIE length OF promising
auked aid. ent moral support hes been
r1snssed. ard Win Russia moral ssp-
"a - atlen she precursor x suas. An
a er feature e tire situation Is 80 h.s
onsss In the fact shas when the union be-
6een Sweden ard Norway was formed In
- f. gland Prussia and Austria guarar.
4ed the integrity 81 she two countries
+ az union were dissolved this gusrar-
o., or eauvSe. would se no longer bgus
os IN attempts to ehsain the covetes.
erssoa Q. Norwegian territory Russia
0ess5 fsas nss ss@afggsnsea tsy these powers
n Is epselx asserted ny several CORES
assnts tsSf Norway aas agreed 70 xur-
0nder - Rasssa q portion % the yaran-
Ger ford Tn return fer tire moral Sup
prs - tie eear.
SIS would ~ sslfaeust 20 name the yscsor
= case AZ armed clash between the two
ansF=ss. swssssa - The richer ard mere
ocrolsss. IT'S people make sxcsllsn, sot-
&ers, has aeea demonstrated IL rnaay
ears n past centuries it's array is well
(rssteas and Nsls ofar~rat Il Aas battle
lkirs ard Norway. % course. las none
keuesicss sss initial nsoss wossi re arr
leseraVs - eccery Carsissansa WITH sr1crs
aad AAScksAss ths Norwegian parts On
fhe esser ssna. ire >erwexssns- while nos
Ind Agstess. are the Best 81 the ~aFla's
eAGt@fS In This respect asan Tor nfAn
esss ssFyax~ nsxAaeaS "a. EnxissA T'aey
nsve thousands az merchant xAsps readily
ocess-sse!a late cruisers. IA attack 1aeo
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"MlRACLE WORKER" THE NEWEST PARIS SENSATION
r. EDWARDS, the American
magnetic healer. has been busy
performing so-csiled miracles In

~R EDWARDS. the American
magnetic healer, has been busy
performing so-csiled miracles In
Paris.
The noise OF his repnted cures has
caused n sensation. and people flock to
his apartment In the Rue Cadet. near
the boulevard. The doctor Is an amiable
old man, full af admiration for himself
and his works. He 10 Well yersed In
aaartaaiity. and although when In Spain
found a monks beads ard cowl useful.
has adopted a ''redingote" fer Paris. IL
IS better suited 10 his clients.
Ii Was to Doctor Edwards that LoIe Fesl-
Ter, the famous American dancer. went
for relief when the bright electric lights.
IN the glare Of which she gyra;es, had
caused her almost total blindness. la
Y.oie says she has been benefited
His consulting rooms | found crowded
with mon. women and children. Women
predonlnsted- Many es them were young
and pretty. Some were well dressed but.
on the whefs. they rexsmbIea a group OF
fanatics such as one notices at q Pad
eFswsks matinee, Or. 10 be strictly UP 70
date - Pvrusi recital
Ne ere looked particularly III. bat each
patient evidently Rad reason for GEM
ing
VAS na.s by an attendant. Who took
BY NssfA ana EtFA fAkeRAf@8 tr1D All inner
recfn. where the doctor was engaged with
u patient.
show them in. heard deep Voice
say, ard nay companion an. were usa-
cssc inta the sanctasa ef ssnctuns. where
the miracles sre performed.
The dectcr seemed pleased with our
visit ard AT .sace presented Va with his
rscsare-2ni . very handsome picture
* Is
he had effected many cures. he sas1.
and was happy 20 De aba To- render such
service 80 the suffering world.
asked aim hsN he performed lis
miracles. which Ia no way run1ea h.s
good human.
II VIII give yea an illustration" he
replied with dignity. ard forthwith CT
1ereA bis ists@rt--a young and pretty
wssmas-sc sss1sa or ara be cured. He
the1 placed himself in frcn. Of her And
tss "seursag' commenced FIRST the aos-
scr laid hss aaad on her head. then ages
bis awn- lie mussrrea a faw praye7<
ana sssii praying. began violent ssst1os1(a-
tssrs IN Ssensas1 fxsEsaa-
sssaat II rs>ar Tr.iny ever Submitted
- nasss hisecss gssssrss ihsn thsss 81
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parliaments. The Norwegian parliament
OF Old was called the thing" Their pres.
ent parliament is called the 'stor-thing."
The Swedish parliament is ''riGsdag. /"
which has distinctly low German sound
Whatever the outcome OF the struggle il
Will furnish. should war ensue instances
OF seamanship as remarkable as those
chronicied In the annals of the HlspaY1o-
American conflict. Even the name OF
the ford watch Russia so covets is taken
from the old varanger guard of Morse
men. who sailed 10 constantinopie and ter
rorixed the men Of the eastern sands q
thousand years agc.--chicago Chronicle.
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Possibilities Of War hb Sweden are
Freely Disc4ssd.

and equally strong refusal on the rArs
OF den European correspondents.
WHO usic hing the trend Of Affairs with
The q - interest. al predict chat thu
ouscal MI be inevitably Norwegian
'.rebe
IL Rather curious commentary upon
the NyNtssan attitude In this matter that
the Nn4kgsan ship interests are opposed
20 fha1znnsfs for the appointment OF q
Esparae arwexiam minister OF foreign AZ
fairs - Norwegian csnsuis- They say
that H. interests are carefully ccns1rv-
tSs az Ders and they can $50 no reason
for : Inre.
1t - e mere curious to get below the
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A 0lcdern Temple Of Isis
Dedicated At Point Iona
Continued from Page IS.

DAY as one Of great promise: for this new
age must bring blessing to ALL Through
'his school and It's branches the children
OF the race will te taught the laws OF
physical life and the laws Of physical.
neral and mental health
They will learn to live In harmony with
nature. They via become compassionate
lovers OF all that hreathes They will
grow strong In an understanding OF them
selves. and as they gain strength they
will learn TO use 1t for the good Of the
world. Rejoice with me- then. and you
may all share In the blessings Of this
hour and In the brightness OF the future
which contains 80 much Of 10Y for man.
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Or. Slocum's faith in the efficacy OF hso
System OF Treatment Is 50 strong. ana
his interest In the welfare OF humanity
so great that he win cheerfalsy send hio
complete system OF Treatment (Four
preparatious) FREE TO all sufferers Wis
ask for it.
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A Nice Way 70 Pat II.

\ young girl who had accidentally ex-
changed umbrellas with schooifellow
sent this schooifeilow the following note
Miss a presents her compliments 10
Miss Il. and bews to say that she has an
umbrella which isn't mine: so X you have
one that isn't hers. no doubt they are the
ones. London Chronicle.
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under a magnetic influence OF some sort
When at last the curing terminated
tina doctor asked her how she felt, and
she replied Much better" and laid =
gold piece on the Doctors donation plate.
The doctor seemed contented and called
the next patient One after another was
treated n the same fashion. Az l took
my departure was struck by the pathcs
OF the scene-the old man surrounded by
hopeful crowds Of sufferers. / could not
help signing over the credulIty OF man
kind.--Gracs Corneau in New York World.
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The
Cruel Knife!

It is absolutely useless to expect .
surgical operation to cure cancer, or
any other blood disease. The cruelty
alarming number Of deaths which re-
suit from it. The disease Is in tho
blood. and hence can not be cut out.
Nine times out Of ten the surgeons
knife only hastens death.
Ny son had . most malignant Cancer. for
which the doctors said IN operation WAS The
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h~gsn 20 improve Altar twensy bottles had
bean ,akea. TIRE Cancer disappeared enstYsIy.
and he Was cured TIE s@rw ~as q re vyn Anrnt
ore. for iss - nuw evsu ss~n years old. ard he's
never had stgA 81 she dreadful disease 70 re-
turn. ]. n. NeaGDt1.
ga snodsrass s., Da3iss. TEXAS
Absolutely the only hope for Cancer
Is Swifts Specific.
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S.S.S.I9fss. Blood

~ 10 10 the only remedy which goes
70 the very bottom Of the blood and
forces out every trace O! the disease.
g. s 3. il guaranteed purely vegetable,
and contains no potash. mercury, or
other mineral.
Books on Cancer will BE- mailed free
TO any address By the Swift Specific
Co.. Atlanta. Ga.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-30
Not 30 Unusual.

Bridget-pid YOU see the mistress benu-
tiful gown? She says IL came over from
Paris
Margaret-A And what OF THAR Didn't mine
come over from Ireland. And wasn't in
1t all the way over ,-Bos,on Evening
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