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The Monticellonian., 1899-09-22
h ecaf Ytens.

The Monticello cotton-gin IS do- ing big business.
 Mrs. E. A. Cason. of Morrell, was here this week.
 The long droughth has com pletely ruined fall crops.
 MT. Henry Brooks, of Arkansas City, was here this week.
 Browns Liver Pills are world beaters. Try them. If. Capt. R. J. Withers, of Long View, was here last Saturday. For cheap goods go to J. s. Judkins, at Millerd's Mill.
 The ice-man's day is fast pass ing aNay-for a few months. Mr. w. H. Burlingame, of War ren, was berg last Monday.
 Give Brown $ Liver Pills trial, and you will use nothing else. If. The Grand Jury adjourned last Saturday, after finding 26 true bills.
 Mir. Wirta Roddy, of MorrelI, spent several days in our city this week.
 Rev. w. T. Amis left last Mon day for Louisville, Ky. to attend school.
 If you are not satisfied with Browns Liver Pills after q fair trial, your money will be refand- ed. tt Miss Cora Wilson left last week for Stuttgart, where she goes to teach school.
 Mr. A. B. Banks, of Fofdyee, was here last week, on q big tim= Der deal.
 If you want to buy goods cheap zte ". NJ. Winters prices. All new goods.
 Judge A. C. Crook, of Star City, was a business visitor to our town last Monday.
 Rngworm, letter, itching piles. itch, ec. zema cured quickly and effeetually with Hunts Cure. Myey refunded if it fails. Price 50 cents
 For sale by D. T. Hyatt.
 Hon. W. s. Goodwin, of War ren, was in attendance upon the Drew Circuit Court last week. MT. Jno. N. Wheeler, of War ren, spent few days in our city last week.
 For 30 days we will give bot tie of Iasteless Chill Tonic for ev- cry bushel of corn brought Us. If
 BROWN, McQUIsToN < Co The telephone poles are being erected. The hello racket will soon be heard all over town.
 Buggies and harness for sale at ~ B Curry's, south court square, next door to Ed. Spencer 3t The Oil Mill will soon be in op- eration, and we hope that meal and hulls will be cheaper than for merly.
 We have ten thousand cakes of toilet soap which we are going to close out at bargain. tf
 BROWN, McQuIsroN < Go. Col. Hovey, of Chicago, a big land owner in this county, was here last week transaeting impor- tant business.
 Big line of stylish and up-to- date trimmed and sailor hats cheap Come and see them.
 W. M. WINTER. Mr. Ralph Gotham, who has  been teaching school at Tupelo Ark, has returned to his home 1T this city.
 Why pay 50 cts. when Lindsey Pink Chill Cure IS only 25 cent and guaranteed by all druggist For sale by "Our Drug Store"
 MT. M. yShewmake left thi week for Little Rock, to fill hi position as Superintendent of tn Arkansas School for the Blind.
 We carry the largest line of nev and second hand school books | town. II
 BROWN, McQUIsToN & Go
 FcR SALE-Corner house an . lot on Gabbert Street. Apply |
The Monticellonian., 1899-09-22
AtCost.

In order to make room for our immense stock of Holiday goods, which we have just purchased, we will close out our entire line of stationery at cost. If
 BROWN, McQnIsroN X Go.
The Monticellonian., 1899-09-22
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, All druggists refund the money fit fails to cure, E. w Groves signature ou every box. De
The Monticellonian., 1899-09-22
A WONDERFUL CURE OF
 DIARRHOEA.
READ HIS EDITORIAL.

From the Times. Hillstill, Va.
 1 suffered with diarrhea for q long time and thought 1 was past being cured. I had spent much time and money and suffered SC much misery that had almost de- cided to give up all hopes Of recov- cry and await the result, but no. ticing the advertisement ot Cham 1 berlain's Collc, Cholera and Diar, rh@a Remedy and also some testi- m0nials stating how some wonder ful cures had been wrought by this remedy I decided to try it. Alter taking few doses l was en tirely well of that trouble. and l wish to say further to my readers and fellow sufferers that l am q hale and hearty man to-day and feel as well as 1 ever did in my lliic.-O R. MOORE.
 For sale by Brown, McQuiston t Co.
The Monticellonian., 1899-09-22
C Sweet Bells tangled
 Out of Tune and Harsh. "

Shakespeare's description fits thou sands of women. They are cross, des- pondcnt, sickly, nervous burden to themselves and their families. Their sweet dispositions are gone, and they, like
 I the bells, seem sadly out of tune. But there is a remedy They can use
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-30

The branch hydrJgfa gaIc Office a. Port
Townsend. Wash. Will furnish os, alaolicn-
ton. free OF charge. full inf0rrna ion e.
garsling the following notices 10 srsariyss - .
Addenda. Australia Directory Vol H.
fsss. Ad9enda West Coast Of Hiudustan
pilot. issH, A3ffatic Sea Gulf Of Trieste
approach. removal OF wreck Of Roylcro
California, Humboldt bay entrance alter.
atfon in position 81 bell buoy. Caribbean
Sea. c5iomsas, rartagena ha~Aor certain
feacons re-essaiIishef: Cuba. north coast
Nueyttas fSuevitas del f'rancipe} general
information, Cuba. sslgth coast Port xa-
qua or Ftssssaegcs. directions ard general
information Erratun. iigt az tights Vol
l.; Florida, 81. johns river entrance buoy
70 -. replaced ~ belt huoy. France north
coast. Calais, tidal light Gu East pier IA
@asiafs islands. Oahu H1nosau hara,0r
description az str8e signal character : {
sa3rway bell buoy: Hin6ussaH west coast
AiEepps light. gsrses! altered. Ireland xo4.fs,
coast. Cork harfsor. approach Pollock
rock. whistllug buoy established. LAKE
Michigan. kew@9nee harDser entrance.
rear range light moved outward MARY
Lard. Potomac river entrance intended
ljgAt buoy of Gear river Mediterranean
ssa. Tunse. kersenaA. Sarxsnis ard Zlra
tanks, beAronS erected, Mckee Cu8s ~
California sounds on AisatA, note. change
is farm ~ publication II Notice 10 Mari
reTs scT the Great Lakes Philippine ISL
aFaGs. psGey ard fit.iuaraS lziandE lights
rss-ssr al,tisAess Bed Ses aGS Gulf 81 Sasex
currents. Sa1l.a fga. west coat sasu bay
nsyn-e1isseflce at = hGsoy ard marx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-30
BuRLINGTON's FAMOUS RUN.


The following interesting details OF the
famous run OF the burlington. which was
reported IN the post-Inte!igencer, are
contained in copy OF the ,;alesburH
Republican, iEst received at Burlington:
The Burlington's new fast mall No. Is.
made her premier run from Chicago to
burlington last night. md established n
record that will attract attention ali
through the railroad world. The train
ran from Chicago TO the river city. dis
lance Of 2S miles. reaching Burlington
In exactly 2D3 minutes from the moment
she pulled out Of the Union station at
Chicago. The glory Of the run which is
unexceiled for the distance. belongs TO
the doughty cyackajack engineer J. r..
Kelley and his fireman. Hugh Kelley. No.
Is was composed Of four heavy mail cars
and was hauled by the locomotive i5l2
which has before this gained rank with
the few best engines on the road. The
train left Chicago at $50 o'clock. twenty
minutes late. The ,firty-e.ght miles TO
Aurora were covered in forty-thrse min
utss. Passing Aurora at 1913 o'clock. the
flyer clipped of the forty-s.x miles 20
Mendoza In thirty minutes. arriving
there at lilo O'Clock. stop of five min
utss were made there. The train skinned
over the eighty miles from Mendoza TO
this city IN an even seyeHty-six minutss.
reaching here at 1871, or six minutes ate.
Three minutes were lost here taking wa
ter. Darling out Of here like a shot out
OF a gun. Engineer Kelley sent the Isl:
over The last forty-three miles OF the
.,
reaching there a, I:f5 q clock, seven min
u;es ahead Of time.
The run is most remarkable. Just out
OF Chicago is the extensive track eieya-
ton which has neeessitAted the slowing
down OK trains, At Princeton three miles
OF temporary track has to be covered at
low speed. The Altoona bridge. the two
Bureau bridges and the Burlington bridge
all have 10 De crossed at snaiis pace. All
this. together with the eight minutes Of
absolutely dead time at Mendoza and
GaiesbuYR makes the actual running time
Of the train from Chicago 20 Burlington
about iss minutes for the -s miles or at
a constant gait az Sixty-six miles an hour
The run IL the first enc IN which the ass
miles from Chicago 20 Burlington have
been covered by train Ia ~. minutes
or better. Engineer Kelley and Fireman
Kelley are receiving abundant congratu-
iatlons over their MAGNIFICENT run"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-30

One OF the most responsible positions In
the practical management Of the United
States navy In the paymasier's Office.
ability can MI such 4 position. Such a
man is the Hon. William A. Collier. as
sistant paymasser OF the United States
navy. Even men OF his splendid physique
and magnificent bodily vigor aave some
times TO make use OF reliable remedies
for some trfiing silment. Such men gen.
orally know which the reliable renesiies
his TO DIR. Hartman.
Washington. ID. c., Jan. g 1879.
Pe-ru-nA Drug Mfg Co, Columbus, o.:
Genfiemen--I have taken Pe-ru-na and
needing a first-class tonic feeling assured
that IL will do ali that Is claimed for 1t.
Yours truly, VIM. A. Collier.
Sergeant Buck Taylor, one Of the fam
Gus Rough Riders. is a personal friend Of
Governor Roosevelt, Ct New York. He
accompanied Governor Roosevelt On his
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-30


Ths Pn~s-lnfeIisgenee~ hsc vfsss yes-
esrdxy fran - esteemed correspondent.
Mr Dsrnss pSsacey. 81 TIE Tenth ward
MI pesaney called 20 examine TIE C@ss-
sury Dictionary. and Afterwards 6rfffsd
f5so general conversation.
"Efs Kran6.s sasd Mr. Dxlsasy. after
selecting handsomely sossS6 ecpr - tse
Dictionary. and ordering IL sent 10 has
Resistance s'asre. KITTY an Father Qas7n,
TIE two at thin. sed Nv WAS agasE' %
b~ gfhsy1ry Han IT'S q dtksh1nary l
must hsv- The pictures - tass great, AZ J.
testsf. IL tells re About svrytkin-
There does be - nsgng AZ shsm frassds
an fakes around. q wansts' ye 10 buy al.
sesrss az suls shints. that f'm so.nued care
ful fhas DO The sth>r as%nin ! WIS
sYnekff' raeeahae hy me tars ar watch
tn shs 9erfsfses q grown tn The front
yard. whsn Jude az . Teller comes Up
wsG a shin' ike box UnshsF his arum.
It's a nsw patent tnruEk Oh h1f. ne
SEES TIA hin get Il far tin dollars. an pay
me wan dollar now an van dollar = wake
'tI it's paid. Nsfest sftas ye fvsr saw,
Re SEES and MID that he pulled the thing
60 bits snrnlrsf rDs an Kitty. an showed
us the CUTS Az IL. whsn he talked hfmssif
6hfy an I cyGfa Efs Ia a wuyd @dsewaye.
On sss 80 him. s@s OF. That DO be want
Ia wfd tsYunkr-
had bern supplied With wireless sslsGrap
:. To put yer ctc~s IN ses he
An 80 naked ses I. spiv.l 4 BIT
Az IL
Me friend. the kurnei. has cum back.
He met me on the strate tn other day.
an SINK rns hand for sotvr mtn.ts before
he could reminder me name.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-30
SUll|TIES FIRST VISIT.
RECLAMATION FOUGHT N YEsLER's
HALL SIXTEEN YEARS AGO.
Aspirations HAD TAem saadeaiy
CheekeA-IaeiAenss sf the Great

The present visit Of John I. Sullivan.
the ex-ehamptcn heavyweight. recalls to
the minis q Tho eldest lnhatatanf OF s2ort-
Ing praclivities. she FRS. time that the
CREST fighter walked S@atsle's streets. In
the fall Of 1851. when making his FIRST
grand tour CT the United States A: taas
time Sullivan was In tire hs3-say 81 bis
popularity an1 the anerowne9 king Of The
prize ring He MAS secdeurss MED by a
re.tnuc OF Lesser lights In the weird OF
puxfliyus and we're Admiral Dewey 30 san
into Seattle harbor tomorrow morning he
could hardly receive a usnr.s royal recs.s-
ton than did the other grea. fighter near
iy sixteen years ago.
In those days Seattle was an ambitious
little sawrniii city Of snn ar 500 irhaht-
tants and fairly oatsit herself in enter
tanning the big fellow. Nothing was 100
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-30

KS PLACED ems 10 see yes be SEES
How are all tha hhoys in the TsnfhE
Well. kusnel. SEES the ismoxrnts
nv che Tfnth ward arr ali brake UP over
this sKsparsaan hsssGess
Nus ye 10 that jeaersou3An csnxes
a. TAeamyE he sea.
Il wus S&S.
An. sriEd Patrick says be
'Ms names uinEss Delaney ss's. wsi
dignity.
All. Wis. yis frlna psnnis sea Dams.
dsd / nett wus unfortunately pfeFlniea
~ della st thEalS ta@r~ b esrked bis
uf, ~ az rasl srxus totna IN mat glorious
eisehTashan Most unteftnss, an }iy-2f~~
fiat wus The sntirent, fg4na Dsnnss, IA
regards this iSxsaansAan gsesiionT
fseaaa. It's hard teslif'. Raguai. $50
sillu White wos all fGr x. an - aus ,hs
feIser that fans the 2vegsta gagvf~fHas
k.fss az A Ittra g:af Is Re. sgyhes Jimmy
McFiFcy. as ws.s ted fuTEssnss g. an Tasn
MAlsesx tast t3ash%rasa away eefwixt an
tvtw@sn Twti make ye cry 20 bear hsss.
kir's lost nls 39h since. go~s- fAlsST. an
sarpssss 30 Sgs Sgst singh s,s 1yin'
song. hke tie t&sges swan ~ sander az
auIA Gays
But tbs slaesAl siatlHasnt. plauss. ses
TIE laFneg Plat vas III
~ Esasis3 SIS The whisky wgs feline
az she haoY. was diary. 50 before the
halE so thtEu Fad a eha1es 30 sst 8, thesr
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Af9 ~ ana Ae ara bis ffssnas WHY NrVanu
whether he wouA be prosecuted II nr
should XIII me. The district attorney
laughed a. hin- Go aAead and Kiln him
ees into trcubae' So the Greek met me
Az. when Knocked him cas his friends
simply vent crazy. The fellow was aeoas
seven feet tsis ana they hadn't any $50
enough TO ny to nxhs hsna. Bat ! made 4
couple % passes 81 him and then gsSs
him = good swift punch ard down he
went"
1, IL when the ex champion gets 10 talk
ing oe oii-ssrse ring fighters and the t~ax-
ers % the present day that he feels most
AT home With his coat or and fresh
cigar or his naee-schaTn pipe aight, ne
can talk by the hour OF the men who a
generation ago struggled for the champion
ship belt. In IS rare Indeed that he has 10
pause for a name cr date. Sharkey seems
IA stand highes, 81 the modern heavy
weigAfs In the Sig fellows opinion.
He is a clever young fellow: mighty
clever yeuns fellow" said he when Shar-
keys name was mentioned. He Is a
fighter and he is improving right along
1t is plain TO see thar the ex-charrPsou
adrntres a man who it not boxer, can do
more than punch his fist through card
board" as be disparagsngiy says corsetf
cannot.
john L.'s Pagili~tic Debut.
One Of Suiiivan's osd-.snse friends. now
in Seattle is City Detective &. w Wap-
penste4n who knew Joan L. twenty years
ago. when he WAS an unknown quantity
sn pukslism. Wappenssein tells an anus
ing story OF one OF Suii!vanfs early bat
tIcs.
About twenty years ago was inspec-
tor Of police in Cincinnati" he says.
There was big liquor dealer there then
named sullivan One night he came TO ma
and said: Charlie we've 20, two young
fellows here and we want TO give box
ing contest. Can you give us permits
SION
No. sullivan, | can't ] replied Hut
I'll Tell you what you can do, You can
40 ahead and have your contest hut your
men have got TO fight: fight, mind you.
And when the fight is over IN arrest
them. II you're willing to agree 10 thar,
you can go ahead
Well sullivan iickered around a while.
but finally he agreed te my terms and the
fight was pulled of Nobody knew who
John L.. Sullivan was then. but ono fel-
low found him pretty hard proposition
that night. For John l.. was the unknown
In ths. fight. The affair came of In a
few. The police were not supposed 10
know about IL al all. but after they had
been at IL a little while the fight got so
hot that they sent for me.
when | got there the two men wera
sweating like horses and going az one an.
other like windmills. IL was a fight for
blood. and both OF them were getting an
much as they wanted
Well, John l.. landed fls man and then
I arrested them both. The next day tho
police Judge fined them s. apiece for fight
ing. II Was only few months after that
sullivan had national reputation"
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aud ne used 20 be tho champion rough
a:d-tumbe fighter ef Tho sound He
eooldn'; stay TIA the country after Sullivan
Kicked him.
''At tina; time Sullivan was sending word
On ahead that he would give 81 90 10 ne
man that eoa.a stand up In front of hsrr.
four rounds and when this big logger heard
about II he begins 10 plan how be would
speE8 that money. Fighting BIZ DAVIS,
al old time prize fighter and ex champion.
1as living IN Seattle then and he trained
'H.z Sandy for the aga. Every day you
would see old Bill chasip~ that Eeogc hfnan
around the streets The logger wore a res.
Sfg3s. auj whsFs ne came 1y.r Grant street
fridge aua up the rr1ain stree. or a araa
ran re .A~ Stgh;. Ue could ran Ike
deer sad when look hack on II row Ina
thinking q osg1f 70 have challenged John
l. - foot race
We'll when the big night came all shs
losgeys that kaew Sandy haa their wuT
Up an hsgl aE3 hey teis a little sorry for
axht earn. ~. me ana shoai thirty - the
boys Whea Sandy ssook hands wlih SDs-
GvAE he stlHasl tx0 tTssSss eyer hss heal
tss9 John essEs back a istle 2n4 sizes
ssee Sandy tries "a kaack re- glove ssoxa
An3 then Holy smoke. What rsgs.
han1er Ssslisvzn gives III.
We Gaeks fhe gayEer - he stage any
eyes ard says. 'Hox mary rossaas ca
Aast 'liow -1any. you 6g st-' sayx we
Way. he s0Jy BIZ goa osce.' AID :ae1
'ne fzx logger gees - gsse9 e@s.z aetsr ".
Is}e1 Hifr uF wssa -e<f~Tye"
slfn0uxa Sullivan has a .srra -sz ~.
memory feE names arp. farss an4 can give
tie Minute s@ts3Es * eve yts ss2af asrsss. Il
r-t5eH longer age b. cannot rgs~ reczsI
airy zsoFs snaa sac fars thas De &c.
est sore sfnkatisss fsg.ist Tia arxs sirzs
- IL Sg&tfls.
FAeF cssfse fr<s saHs sor rn<s On sAsss trf-.
- rTsy5srFsasFy -sg1ch shgfss them sad -
40 10 AT chatting wBga 3 few s-sensss rs
rs f8gnHs So t5s R2ix5er Grzn.f she e1tNe-
FAY ss& o~srfrg s. 6sss far arg zrag
tksF sg@zsA start 20 2@ss-s TIT sn- se.s-
fa&e2s ara }9ts - thsn trssA z "a. sst~ar
81 weHt @ss~ ssy- nearly Dre xcs8ss xss-~s.
an4 ta<Y were est
- wss nsss tss~~ ae~h. -ygs7rrNx esey So
.~iV. Saie. 80 sanrg give Tasfrs- psse~
Messsy az1 MIR ssssz~ssssa wre-e sxtf~s -~s.
@EG gave eslra1g sxAssN:&1rss a. $40
gTsAt Ss3sy &xs@e1e rses -. ears'f reerrs 49, .
E@r rwgA sassa9 re SETTLE 1gnf Yes
s@As sc asA FssTss tra2ns& TIE logger He
w&s quite a SAarZrspr DAVIS was 10 =
ss@s T~F r@3Es ! sss eszz 81 Sa- rsw~.s
csss@ not eng ago sassss-x "a E<-l~tw "a yrs.
Ysss@ss - NSaS% % rs seventy y~ars
That Astoria FiaAermaa.
Der fsstgx : TO- &c .Aax ssss- 7 e.
re-T~-y zsse- tArSxs. &z1 saa* vas a nsx
Gs~~x fisherman snwn 81 Assnrsa ua uszx
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coed for him Tire oniy hack In the city.
owned All: driven % Charlie Clancy. NE.
him at tia wharf, where practically the
whole city was assembled ais. shouting
crowds ran through the Gn2aYei streets
knce-ieep In asa. and hung onto tbs car
rgage in their anxiety 10 get glimpse OF
the csasns3er.
That night sullivan ard his aggregation
- ssagilisiS gave q ssssTrias tournament az
YesisFs ball Ia these times Yssa~s's BAH
was TIE universal place of assembly. ara
"a hat@Eeg the saos. !; eaflse 1T su YTsi@r $
haI The event q TIE 81 snlng Was n boa :
between the champion and (. Local heavy
eo4Ehl. whose nar2o according 10 the
ehranicsefx cs the grcs.sf Gay VAS Mo
F@3ssa McFsG3er TaSFei 81 v~gy quick
thai tss fsght is EleTyscrasse only on that
Account. In the a9S3s u the ex-seeaErazfcgs
i gave egsn oue panens AID ~ sent ozlt'
Il Took Juss One Punch.
II REMAINDER Il iEas 4: was yesfarsay -
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~ Ia Wages PAID Tar Railway
MOFk on sake River.

A. % Heisan is not fasoraAsy Impressed
~ tbs Inducements Offered laborers to GO
frssfn SeaEtIe 81 work on the railway ex :
tensions now tn PROGRESS sH the Snake river
valley In communication 10 the Post
tptrlisswnSsF he Gays
Suppose man having n family In Se-
attic ar Taxonsa ertsts for tass work
he gets free fara 80 the place If work
He gets 81 = rer day. Not more than
twenty working days in q month ssa,s I've
safely figured or That makes So out
Of that Be has ta pas ssass fer saarsf and
= cents fer hospital sea There 10 sst.i a
discount ~ r iaef cent .e he withheld anSf
he At last xsss tfS.sl for his sza.snfsss work
not enough Ia arsns hfm back In SEATTLE
or Tacoma
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DEWEY DAY AT TACOMA.


Special esspasen 30 Gse ruxs-lniesaixencsr
FACsAMA. AEFIt 20 The anniversary II
ths battle at Manila nas was ossesry sd
In Tacoma tonight ~ tho Alaska Geo.
graphical regtesx 90 wAlea Admiral Tss e.
ey il hfnaraTy president. TIE sa2fetg rsses
~ shs Chamber ~ Commerce and Asf~g~s.
Ia PATRIOTS addresses
iEseefs r. r Rowe ef aIaska gava mrs
Interesting talk on the territory and the
arhiet efGsnts skas aase t~~n made ~ is
psore~fss Vie Sr@w parallel t~xSfeen the
oEsfsssstssfh - SIS acquisitions IA I@7 ard
saa siss~snt opposition - Expansion III 49,,
philippines ARD sssa that time ssil xsaw
sAs walden ARA courage OF the aasa!=ie-
trssssu's g<sssxy
Mrs Are@ Palmer Henderson, IIasxe
James NicAeFshart AYtsur jackson ans,
Others gave Interesting saiSs
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The sergeant has the folloWjng - $50
of Pe-r,i-na: II thlnk there = ~ boft67es
medicine on earth than Pe-ru.nA ~ -
tarrh. IL has cured me. IL wou)d tAGA -
volume to tell you all tho COED u ~ 1oQ1s I,
earth and / know. for have tsta6 e1ny1@
all OF them. Respectfully. &
buck =. Tsyl1s." Q
Winter weather causes catarrA Dyoexf;
body knows tais. But everybody - 49,
stop to think that winter weothof 4e1aywE
the cure Of catarrh. II takes teQGog ~
cure 4 case OF catarrh In the N1ne6P goa9ss
orally. than In the warm aeonoo. Nps10Das
is here Now 10 tho ttsna fav0eak1o - to-
treatment Of old ana especially Qu1eogu1
90 aex ri sntarrn ~ r.