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THE TEACHERS ASSOCIATE
A plan for Pensions was Vps'
MemoriaI servlce.s. n.

plan for Pensions Was vpR'
Memorial Services. 81,
Fort worth, Texas. June as'--ii' III
days session OF the Teachers a'' !, \
opened this mirning with prayer =
Julius French, followed BY : ~
Compulsory Education for In !. 4
>, q, sutte OF sulphur springs ,',s
tbat rural schools in Texas w 'oas issua
aud IN this many teachers ~ u ~ estl|
, en-, stated that only about ~ .sye W Il
s shiid s attended The public ss XII IN
s S.iioien Az . remedy, the scl s,s IA
Illinois was reeommenueus' lilies ioy q
attendance and provides ps4-
sion of that Law. - read i paps.s.
PROT. Cox Of Ifillsboro ! ,s so,.d ibs 4!
..Te aVi, Pensions" i tss ,ssss,rs
!, e s1o,lins auperannuated leAs Il Tsss,|
urged his 1900 fellow tess az ,ss pext y
bring this question pei0'' q
lature. ...,sn IMPOSED ~
c,a,m oi that it tended 'ovA
ism. diversity
'e Toa, wsls memorial exercises So b. ri
d,ftsd in memory Of tns slorual n
D 81 Pa paso was selected 4
place in 1900. -->
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the last Legislature in preventing the passage
Of a fair and lust libel law. Wonder II no
viii expect newspaper assistance In his con-
aressicnai aspirntionsg
~
The Memphis Commercial Appeal. Jour
nal which makes professions OF democracy.
refers irreverently TO "Ilon. Nose Spitmors
OF ST. Louis" Mr.. Bryan Will probably
perceive that the cause is being stabbed N
the back BY It's supposed friends" asn'ns'0n
Post.
Makes professions OF democracy" Is good;
It is funny, but It fits the case like the bark
on n saplng.
Tho presidents DELAY In calling out yolun-
tccrs to suppress the war = the Philippines
is dangerous politics and quite likely 70 prove
bad politics. II he had done IL promptly upo
the passage OF the law the troups might how
be In the Held and the rebellion might have
been suppressed by the time tho new cor
gross conyenegl Now there IL little doubt
that the volunteers will BE- required. and trey
can hardly be got into tho acld In time 10 VITA
victory before the next campaign Is on. --Gai-
weston Tribune.
IL cur president were less a politician and
mere Statesman things would at this time
be entirely different in the Philippines. Bu'
alas
There Is n massage sointwnere 10 tne eHert
that tho letters Of the law killnth. but the
shirt maketh alive. Moreover. for 10 these
many years. the money OF the contract among
business men OF this country. OF high degree
and low the money known and used Of all
men, has been gold or something the equiva-
lent Of gold IL by any pretsnse Of enforcing
the letter of a contract YOU make your
money worth less than gold. YOU debase the
coinage.
This is false statement OF facts. which, by
tho wav the Scriptures plaifly condemn
Only four wears ago the question Of money OF
the contract was clearly raised, and our gov
eminent refused an offer Of about % ner cent
premium to make It's bonds payable In gold
instead OF "coin." The money OF the contract
was not gold as known and used of all men
on that occasion Yet now these pretenders
to honesty Drcpose to make those bonds pay
able in gold. who is falslfyihg the measure?
"a false balance is an abominRtion to the
| Lord. but lust weight Is His delight. ihe
fact that the Justification robs the government
for tho benefit OF the bondholders does not
make the transaction any more reputable.
Stealing still continues stealing. even II 1t Is
done under forms OF law by the representa-
| lives OF concentrated capital. trusts and syn
dicates that happen to be in power at the
present time.
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During this period over 700 contracts
have been signed which arc not recorded
above for the reason that there Is a great
scarcity OF Instruments In consequence OF
fhe enormous growth OF the business.
These 700 contracts added 10 the recorded
growth of SO55 brings the average in
crease ia tho use OF telephones in Texas
to about 1000 monthly.
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NOTE AND coMMnsr.

BRYAN continues hammerins away on Inc
IS 20 Issue. while the country. forgetting old
and decided issues, 10 considering the more
yes Some people never forget and never
learn Dallas T1mes-llerald.
The Times-Hcrald will find within the newt
two years trat IT has good deal to learn.
49,
Senator Joe Blackburn and Hon p. Watt
Harcin went down together IN the battle az
the ballots when Kentucky arst broke loose
from her democratic moorlngs and ii gslid
seem 10 be the proper thing that they should
rise tosether--San Antonio Express
Broke Loose from her democratic moorines
lndeed," You mean when the Hannaorats he.
tfaysd the party in 1886. don't your
This is not the only race however. that
creates discussion. for in the pro.nise II
lively times the Sixth congressional district
claims some honofs Judge Burke has lust
returned to Dallas after "A visit to many points
IN the district and was buslly engaged yestor.
day shaking hands with his friends Il IA
currently runored here that HIN county mi
an avowed candidate. r. NJ. Vaughn sticking
the Judges warm place and another, w. q.
Wear. who Is expected TO announce In few
days. Ellis county Is reported 10 have three
qspirants for the position In Hon Toney
Williams, Jack Beal and Representative
Powell.
So reads rscent tslssran from Dallas.
Repressntstiss Powell took an active part Ia
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Information wanted.

To The Editor OF The Pcst.
Trinity, Texas. June 2e---I would like
to know the addresses OF Captain Lubbock
and Colonel Austin. The fret commanded
the Bayou city and the other was conted-
crate States marshal. BY sending mo
their initials and addresses you wall oblsgs
me very much. u n, Elliott.
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loads Of material for the cotton compress
have arrived ami work will begin IN ear
nest at once. This week has been taken
up in cleaning the grounds ard In LAWNS
on theoright of way for the railway tracks
and the plans for the buildings. Mr.. Lee.
the foreman, expects TO have. the plant
completed and ready for work by Au-
ottzt Tx
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raies"en can MOI Agses., ,t.t .

Dallas, Texas, 'nns y. jsr''' y
been out nearly all a ,s Is, IS ven ~
G. H. Alexander nup 's,, "a 4 verbs
Of further consideration !, 2 s :, ' Z.
o'clock tonight u ,a.r,ur tie dn *
morning. once as'' VA imp ~ 4
announced that y aisebsrssd y
c ssssd ss so q them aa' ssss { e, a.,
Nearly cserybody 49,
Jury reaching
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dalton was forced by the railroad commits
sion.
Recently well known East and West
line in this State spent over 100000 for
new equipment. Its reports showed that
It had made good money. but the second
mortgage bond holders we're complaining
that they were drawing no interest. In
explanation OF this, ono OF the officials
remarked that 1--WE propose to put CIR
earnings into something We can see pass
our general Offices every day. DIN the
bond holders"
And this Ia but half the story. Yet such
papers as the Railroad Gazette, with
malice aforethought and for the unds-
gused purpose OF backcapping the State,
continue to insist that the theory Of the
people OF Texas Is to 'tako the railroads
by the throat and hold them continuously
under water" Were II not for the subsi-
dies the aforesaid publications receive
from the spectators who have the Texas
railroads by the throat they might stumble
upon the truth once IN while and print it.
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work ON Luiing Compress.
Lulinr, Texas, June 2s.--rhs foreman
'as'n'sF' the worknsn ana several car
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST
sy TIM
Houston Printing Company.

r. II. JOHNSTON. PRESIDENT
4. ). PALMER vIcx-PRHsIDrNI
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some Tciephone stati,trc,.

Southern Industrial and Lumber Review.
Total number subscribers in Texas, l5,-
957; of which, South Texas division, $3.50.
North Texas division. 1861.
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But Charlie has landed now, and there
IS no occasion for the old warborae from
,he Fourth dls.rIct<to remain silent any
'onser' furthermore there is every reason
% believe that he has made up his mind
70 open up. The morning that Charlie
MAS elected United States senator he wired
WIG oss man announcing the fact. Your
onsie Dave opened the telegram. and after
reading Il chrckled to himself and re-
natAed TO friend standinr by: wei
Snarise Is elected to the sci Re and from
M. .o@ On propose 10 lei folks know what
TANK aooa. certain people"
GUS thinker. - N'sof-
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Ely Secretary W. g. Whitney saa1
Europe Monday on the steamer q
although his name was not % as ~
senger list. 1t is said tnat ~ 1'''
sail at the last moment.
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Before Secretary A'gDr starts out as an
anh-trust leader he rhoud make full con
fession OF his connection with the Pine Lum-
Der trust and ask for the prayers of the con-
gregaton
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On May 20, 1899, less than three years after
the republican party declared at st Louis
that the civil service law "shal be thorough
ly and honestly enforced and extended whel
ever practicable" and only little more than
two years after he declared that reform IN
The civil service must 20 on President Me-
Kinley, says the New Orleans States. issued
an executive order which. on the authority of
tho Washington Star, loyal administration
organ. rcpeals the civil service law in the
cases of 5000 officers, and removes this army
of inclmbents from the wholesome operations
OF tho act.
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Brigadier-General King, who recently re
turned IRON the Philippines says that the
ability OF tho natives to govern themselves
can not be fairly questioned, that they are far
moro intelligent than the Cubans, or the me-
groes to whom the United States granted
suffrage. But unfortunately, remarks an cx-
change. that does not cut any figure with
imperialists The right Of selt-government
with them is inferior to the provldential mis-
sion OF grabbing the earth
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Brooklyn and Chicago are e ny
exchange Of clergymen. Rev. n'a'
Wood, rector Of the Reformed Pr
Church Of the Reconciliation VI
understood, accept a call q " *
church OF Chicago. Rev. pr. a
field OF st. Paul's UnlyersaliH eDT ~
Chicago has accepted q call % - n
of our Father in Brooklyn.
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The peach crop at the Agricultural and Me-
ehanlcal college is turning out well. 1t is a
good thing 70 teach boys the natural way 10
raise peaches as welpns other fruits
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Mr.. Henderson, who will succeed Reed, VIII
be the only foreign born citizen to become
speaker. MIR henderson Is scotchman by
birth So Is Senator Mitchell Of Michigan ami
so was the lamenled Senator Beck OF Ken
lucky
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CAT r. RfA.
Bear, til. Hihs Kind You Have Alusr II
''s' q &x;SZ<
Railroads and Steamboats,
MAINE CEnI66i B. n
In Effect Nov. 27. lsas

| ~ GAbecs NOV. so IS0o.
Passengers trains leave Augusta 4
follows: ~
THROUGH TRAINS.
| GOING WEST-SsO A. NJ. for Lewistoa.
| Pennington. Phillips. Rockland. Po9t.
land, Boston, Brid&ton, Montreal Al
Quebec. 1000 A. NJ. for Brunswick, LeVs
iston, Portland and Boston. Far,ningtoe.
Phillips, Carrabasset. Rangeley, Rock.
land, and Bridgton; 3.0S P. NJ. local b
Portland: 3.43 p. NJ. (express) for BrunS.
wick, Bath. Lewiston. Portland. Boston;
CONNECTING some ting at Portland for r. tRrSstsS
might Pullman) every night for LeWis.
ton, Bath, Portland and Boston; LIS a
NJ. Portland and Boston.
GOING EAST-1.35 A. NJ. might q.
pressl for Skowhegan, Bangor, Bar Haf.
Dor. st. Stephen, st. John. Halifax and
AroostoOk county; 9.12 A. NJ. for Water.
Vile. Belfast; skowhegan and Banser.
stock, st; sohn and Halifax: 1928 p. Y
local to WAterville and Lewiston, va
Oakland and Winthrop: 2.25 p. NJ. ex.
press for WaterviIle. Bangor. Bar Har.
Dor, Old Town, Patten and Houlton via
3. & A: r. r.; 40 P. NJ. for WateryillA.
Oakland. North Ansoa, Bingham. Skov-
hogan, Belfast Foxcroft, GresnvillA
rs r. N. for Waterville. IL
SUNDAYS-Going West, LES A. NJ. for
Portland, Boston; 1925 A. M, 10.55 p. "
for Brunswick, Bath, Portland and Bos-
ton. Going East. IS A. M. 915 A. n. ana
Is r. NJ. for Waterville and Bangor
The Night Pullman Train leaving at Ii
a NJ going east does no. connect for
Belfast. Foxcroft or beyond Bangor, sur
day mornings :.
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COMMITTEE HEARINGS.
JUDICIARY.

The Committee on Judiciary will give
public hearings in its room at the State
House in Augusta, as follows:
THURSDAY, JAN. n, 1892, at go
o'clock p. NJ: NJ. o1-On petition of j.
S. Williamson and Others for suitable
homeopathic treatment at the Eastern
Maine Insane Hospital.
TUESDAY, JAN. 81 1899 at 80 O'Clock
y. M-No. Is. On an act to authorizes the
Skowhegan Electric Light Company 10
issue bonds.
TUESDAY. JAN. 81, 1889. at 80 O'Clock
Z Van N. nss M. .s-on a resolve in favor OF
TIIESnAY.. JAN. 3il 1899. at 80 o'clock
L. NJ: No Son an hct to authorize the
construction4of dam at the Mill Pond
1T New liarltor, in Bristol.
TUESDAY. JAN. 81. 1899. at 80 o'clock
=. NJ: No. Io5-On a bill reported from
the last Legislature in relation to stenog-
raphers in The grand jury room.
.WEDMESpAY; FEB: l. 1899, at 80
O'Clock l.. NJ: No. Sion AN act relating
ID to the municipal court of the city of Wa
tcrville.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. !. 1899. at 90
o'clock ss; F. NJ MI, No. @,-on On = nettion to
WEDNESDAY. FEB. l. 1899. at 23f
o'clock y. NJ: Ne. Son an act relating
to the appointment and compensate OF
recorder of the municipal court OF the
city of Biddeford.
THURSDAY, FEB. 3 1899, at go O'Clock
=. Mo. a. On a proposed amendment
TO an act relating to the appointment of
disclosure commissioners. and also on an
oroer as TO the expediency of aboishing
the Office of disclosure commissioners and
making probate courts, courts of discio-
debt. Ava
THURSDAY. FEB. 2 1899. at go o'clock
p. NJ: No. 99-On an act to incornora ~
the Messalonskee Water Power Company
III. nSDAY. FEB. .. 1899. at 30 O'Clock
=. n; No @-On petition of the Halo.
wen Granite Works for an act relating +,
the distribution and use of compressed
ar in the city of Halloweu.
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Maine 00slm|
Keen Still.

If emmy man should cum ter me
And ask me for advice.
Ter keep i'm out o trouble.
Jest er few words would suffice:
I'll tell i'm, git mad. eff you like,
AS often as ye will:
But Wen your mad. jest close yer mouth
And keep ii shut
Keep still.
Good many times a man gifts sour
And comes around yer way.
And says some aSgravatin' things
He hedn't ought to say:
And rifles We up. tremendously.
And keeps on talkin'. till.
Ye'd like ter give m goods he sends;
But don't ye; jest
Keep still.
And then, again. perhaps your wife
Takes il into her head
Ter say some things about ye. that
We wish she'd left unsed:
And mentions some two hundred ways
You don't just ill the bill:
Keen cool: perhaps the woman's right;
AT any rate
Keep still.
Don't talk much about theology
IF or man explains ter yew.
Youll never git to heaven. unless
Like him you b'lieve and uew.
Don't tell i'm W at we think until
Yew've climbed tn heavenly hill:
Then tell 'im-ef ye find him there
And eff We don't,
Keep still.
There may be times (of course there are
Just use yer common sense)
Wen man should use his vocal powers
Regardless of expense;
But after all, it's safe tew say,
less strife this world would fill.
If folks would, at the proper time,
Jest think more. and
Keep still.
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INLAND rrsnrn.Es AND GAME.

WEpNESDAY FEB. l. on an act to
provide for IA State hunting license, ana
to obtain revenue for the protcct'oh y.
moose deer and carbon.
WEDN ESDAY. FIGH. J. on an act TO
protect tern In the county OF York.
WEDNESDAY. FliE. ]. on resolve to
re-sto1 with smells The brooks tributary
/, to Pcnobscot river between inc nortn anu
south line of the town OF Wntcrport.
! WEDN HSDAf. FEB. lon petition OF
| the law nronDiting the trapping anu
killing of beaver be repealed.
| WEDNESDAY. FEB. lon bill an act
to repeal so much Of section OF chapter
70 of the Revised Statutes as rciates 10
/ The bounty on bears.
! WEDNESDAY. FEB. lon petition Of
Il. NJ. Blanchard ami 2l2 Others, to elect
fish and game wardens.
WEDNESDAY, FEB lon petition or
u. w. Bracket and IL others. for the
propagation and protection OF f1sh ana
game in Luftern pond in town of Phil
lips.
| WEDNESDAY. FEB. l.-On order in
quir.ng into the cxpediency or requiring
/ the county attorneys ana snerlifs TO en-
force the laws for the protection OF game.
| WEDNESDAY. FEB. Son bill An
! Act to permit the breeding OF Iuall In the
town of sullivan.
| WEDNESDAY,. FEB. Son order that
the committee on inland iisheries ana
game be instructed to consider the feas-
ibiiiy of legislation against hunting part
ridges with dogs.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. Son petition of
NJ. r. Cakes and 80 others. for pro,ec-
| ton of pickerel in Grassy Pond.
WEDNESDAY,. FEB. Son communi-
cation OF F. S. Bowden, asking for pro-
i lection of salmon in Crystal Lake.
WEDNESDAY. Feb. Son an act for
the protection of fish in Littletield' $ Pond.
in Sanford in the county of York.
! WEDNESDAY. FEB. Son petition of
H. A. Furbush and 100 others, to prohibit
i bait fishing in the Seven Ponds in Frank
lin county.
/ WEDNESDAY. FEB. l5.-On petition of
| the Committee on Inland Fisheries and
Game are directed to inquire what
changes are necessary in regard to fIsh-
| ing in Belgrade waters. 81 called.
| WEDNESDAY. FEB. 15.-On petition of
Geo d. BSbee and 50 others of Rumford
Falls relating to the fish and game laws.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 15.-On petition of
VIM NJ. Shaw and others. asking to be
allowed to take and transport. for safe
white perch from the ST. Croix river. It's
lakes and tributaries. during the months
of July and August.
WEDNESDAY. FEB l5.-On petition Of
r. f. Hastings and 81 others. that the
streams Moving into S.-ago Pond in the
towns OF Albany and Bethel be closed 10
all fishing for term of years.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. I5.-On order
that the Committee on Inland Fisheries
and Game be required to consider the adj
Visibility of granting power to the COM
missioners of inland fisheries and game
TO authorize the taking and keeping Of
port by bill or otherwise.
Oar nriar cnmmittoa
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]. II. WEED. Jr.. Secretary
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.

The Committee on Financial Affairs will
give public hearings in its room at the
State House. as follows:
THURSDAY. JAN. &c. on resolve and
petitions in favor of the Childrens Aid
Society at Belfast.
THURSDAY. JAN. 2G. on the resolve in
aid of the Temporary Home for Women
and Children at Deering.
THURSDAY, JAN. %. on the petition in
favor of the Home for Friendless Boys al
Deering.
THURSDAY. FEB. 2. on resolve In
favor of the Hospital Of the Sisters OF
Charity.
THURSDAY. FEB. 2. on resolve in
favor of Bangor Chldren's Home.
THURSDAY. FEB. .. on the petition in
favor of St. Elizabeth Roman Catholic
Orphan Asylum of Portland.
FRIDAY. FEB.I{3, on the resolve in
favor of Augusta City Hospital.
FRIDAY, FEB. s. on resolve in favor
Of the city of Augusta.
FRIDAY, FEB. 8. on resolve in favor
of the Eastern Maine General Hospital.
THURSDAY. FEB. .. on petition in
favor of the Womans Christian Temper
ance Union.
Per order committee.
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Arrangement
Of Trains in Effect
Novembera2l, 1898

1 Leave Portland, 100 7. y; Ausy:, !.
s9r. n;oo A. NJ; Arrive Lagrange. s3S I'll; =
NJ; Sherman. lO.iI A. M: Patten. lilo 4
Mills. ll.45 a. NJ: Masardis. i;N p y:
sMdge%at tse ios n + No. Go Pfssqas Iss u
P, NJ; Caribou, 2.25 P. NJ; Fort si,:.
field, els p. NJ. Dover and Eoxcroft ~
4. n; Guilford. $40 4. NJ; Monsoon, ian
LEAVE Portland. 1886 P. NJ: Augusta,
2.25 p. NJ; Waterville. sos p. ~: Ban,
gor. 40 p. NJ; Arrive Brownville. - <;
NJ; Norcross: 7:19 P. NJ; Shermans -
s.i1 p. NJ: 1 Houit o s. s. P. IL ..u.
Dover and Foxcroft. 6.!5 P. NJ; 9us
ford, 7.Os p; NJ; Monson Junction. - 3
NJ; Greenville,, S.25 p. NJ.
,u hsAxE S. x M d s Nj 1s'.,i:
Vile. ~ A. NJ: Lagrange. Isl 4, Il
AEklvE Bangor, 9.N A: n. ~ "a.
NH LEAV n Fort Fairfield: ~ a: - III:
Houlton. $50 a. M; Ashland. 1@ a. ~
Masardis, 7.26 A. NJ: Smyrna NILS - =.
A. NJ; Island Falls. 9,l5 A. ~: Patt ess
g 3 9, An; sherman. 9,ss 4. ~; NercfCxC n.
rive Bangor. Los r. M: watcrvilles ~
n; Aug ista, $40 p. NJ: Portland ~ $
LEAVE Caribou, Ills a. ~: Prssaus
Isle, 1918 p. M: Fort Fairfield. ills
7. N. Island Falls, 2.5s p. y. Pau
?.S =. M: Sherman. 3.26 P. NJ; Norcfg.
4.26 p. NJ: Brownville. Sc r. NJ y.
grange. 6.01 p. 4h.: Greenvllle, ~ r y:
Dover and Foxcroft, l59 p. NJ: AfrMH
Bangor, us p. M: Waterville, ~ r
Augusta. 1913 r. NJ: Portland, LW n
GEO. M. HOUGHTON.. ..
F. w. CRAM,
v. p. and General 4anaS
Bangor, Nov IS. 1893.
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W ucH you go 10
work you don't feel like it. You fight the
feeling all day, and couple of hours before
closing time You turn in and work like .
good fellow. When it's time to stop. you
are just warmed up for six days go-as-
You please. But il is too late, and the
next morning it is the same thing over
again.
That isn't laziness-it's sickness-real,
serious sickness. And later il will develop
into something worse liver trouble, con-
sumption blood disease, Or nervous pros
tration. There is a remedy that will put
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YOU. 1t contains no alcohol and will not
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Mr.. Charles Hunwck Of Ienox. Macomh Co..
Mich. writes II have never felt better in my
life than do now ] have taken DIR. Picrce's
Golden Medical Discovery right along. I can
now walk quite well with cane and hope to
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l am doing fine. do not cough now and
can sleep like a school boy. have been treated
and received no benefit: I think your medi-
cine is the only medicine for me-"
DO not let any one induce Won to take q
substitute in place Of Golden Medical
Discovery" Buy Of reliable dealers.
With tricky ones. something else that pays
them better will probably be offered as
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but il can't be for rOx.