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wailing was heart-rending. 1t
nearly crazed me, weary and
worn-out as | was from constant
watching and nursing. The dis
charge of matter was so profnse
that it was necessary to dress his
back three times a day. Every
time the bandages were removed
blood would flow and for a time
even powders and different salves
did not check the trouble. 1t be-
came necessary to wrap the
little body in silk. When the
trouble appeared at its height our
anxiety was increased by the APP
pearance of a boil just outside the
lid alongside one of his eyes.
We feared lest the scrofulous mat
, ;er get into the eye, and even If
his life was spared to us. that his
sight would become affected.
81 had about given up hope of
saving my baby, when I was
, asked why | did not try Hoods
Sarsaparilla. Eager for anything
that held out hope, procured a
bottle of Hoods. ! also got a
cake of Hoods Medicated Soap
and box of Hoods Olive Oint-
, ment. Immediately laid aside
all the doctors medicines and
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fully battle the poisonous bloM
Slowly but with percepdbb
gain, the discharge grew less, H.
Inflammation disappeared, the sui.
rounding skin took on rnor
healthy color, and what a sbor
time before had been a mass ii
raw flesh began to scale over aud
gradually thin skin formed and
the scales dropped off. Notsssr
or blemish around the eye, neck Of
back or anywhere on his body i
to be found, and now at eiaht
months old he is as bright, healthy.
and full grown as any child Of tbs,
age. Less than two bottles Of
Hoods Sarsaparilla, aided by
Hoods Mcdicated Soap and Hoods
Olive Ointment, accomplished Til;
wonderful cure.
81 cannot begin to express my
gratitude towards Hoods Sarsspa.
rilla and Your other medicines for
the good they accomplished in my
baby's case" Mrs. N. GUERNor,
81 Myrtle ST., Rochester, N. Y.
For the cure of all blood diseases
and Spring Humors, Hoods Sal.
saparilla is unequalled. TYit
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SUMMARY OF TopAY,s Ir1PoRTANT NEWS.
STORM IN TEXAS.

A terrino WIND and hail storm did
great damage at Blum. ono child fatally
ana two other PERSONS seriously hurt.
Heavy rains CAUSED portion 81 Waco
to be flooded and ak persons were
drowned. great DAMAGE was done TO prop
erty.
Relatives Of several people believe that
tho missing los, thcls lives in the dam
disaster at hustin.
Crop prospects are very gloomy because
OF the heavy rains.
Trinity is already out Of banks at
Dallaa and is rising rapidly.
Nolan creek rose suddenly and did much
damage at Bolton
A cioudburst did damage in and nbou.
Nayasota,
A cloudburst at Rockdale flooded the
Ignite mines. but the workmen escaped.
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ALMOST A CYCLONE AT BLUM
ONE CHILD FATALLY HuRTt TWO
OTHER PERSONS INJURED.
The Public school Building Was De-
moIished, n scantling striking
Little Girl in the Side.

Cleburne, Texas, April 81 "A most ter
rife wind. hail and rain storm struck Bhm
at room today, lasting few moments, hut
doing much damage to Properly. Three
persons were hurt The public school
building was demolished Eunice Hanks,
daughter OF Dr. Hanlts. lad a scantlng
driven through her side and may ale A
G-ycar-old son Of y. p. lIunt was caught
by falling stairway both legs were
broken. other scholars were injured less
seriously.
The new house OF Mr.. Cay Robertson
was blown to atoms AMI now covers an
acre of ground, Mrs. Robsrtloa was in
jured by dying debris; not dang ,rously.
The Baptist church was damaged about
$500 and many barns. outhuildings anj
awnings were destroyed
A perfect downpour has fallen here al
day; the resultant damage in the county
is heavy. but extent Is not known.
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FRENCH AT THABANCHu.
lie Met Hamilton and, Smith-Dor-
rien-RundIe Is Eight Miles south

rien-RundIe Is Eight Miles south.
London, April 81, 11:1e p. m-The war
office has issued the following from Lord
Roberts. dated Bloemfontein, Friday,
April 81;
General French reached Thabanchu
this morning with cavalry. He met GEN
eral Ian Hamilton and General smith
Dorriens brigade there. The enemy were
sim holding the eastern outlet of tho
town. where General French aud General
Hamilton were proceeding to turn them
out. General Rundles division was eight
miles south of Thabanchu last evening"
Additional casualties thus far reported
Ian Hamlt0n's mounted infantry. Lien
tenants Barry and Hill wounded. both OF
Mershall's Horse the former severely. the
latter slightly
\ patrol from Bethulie came across 4
body Of the enemy on Smithheld road
April % Private King OF the Prince Al
fred Guards was killed and two Of The
Royal Scots corps were taken prisoners
The yeomanry cavalry under General
Brshanson, after accommodating as far as
Wepener. returned to pswetsiorp this
morning
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WASHINGTON.

Two drastic amendments to the shei.
man antitrust law are to be submitted
TO the house next week.
The administration doesn't intend to
turn Cuba loose II II can help 1t.
Governor Allen has arrived at San Juan,
Puerto Rico
offcialu decline to divulge tho nature
OF instructions TO Mr.. Gr.scom. representa-
tive Of the United States in Turkey.
Prince Hohenlohe has not forbidden
American meats and dairy products adj
mission to Germany.
A strong delegation was heard In the
interest of the ST. Louis orld's fair APP
preparation bills.
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BRAZOS RIVER MAY OVERFLOW
PEOPLE OF HEMPsTEAD THINK n
INEVITABLE.
Heavy Rains Have Again Fnlic,
Along Its Tributaries md the
stream Is Rising Fast.

Hampstead, Texas, April 27.-The heav-
lest rain of the year has been falling
steadily all day. 1t commenced early this
morning with hail storm that did con-
siderable damage to windows and sky
lights. Reports from the river are max
ing the merchants prepare for the inevl-
table, At the Stone plantation the river
lacks four feet Of overlooking and at noon
was rising at the rate of two inches an
hour. Business has been practically sus-
pended
Bryan. Texas, April 27.--A heavy rain
began falling at an early hour this morn
ing and has been falling continuously ever
since. It's floods will be added to the
already swollen streams and an overflow
of all the creeks and rivers seems inovi-
table. The crop situation is indeed
gloomy.
Hesrne, Texas. April 27--At this poin,
both rivers are reported falling slowly
but slow rain has commenced falling and
If 1t proves as general north and west OF
Hearne hard rain is assured and the
rivers will rise again
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DAMAGE At BELToN.
Nolan Creek on Boom and Dio
Much Damage.

Belton Texas. April 27.--The heaviest
rains for many years have fallen through
out this section today Nolan creek,
which runs through the town, is several
FIVE feet more rise and The public square
will be covered. The three bridges in
town are partly gone. Ten or twelve
houses were washed away. All the lower
part OF town Is flooded doing much dam
age. Many residences are flooded and
should the rise be much mote many houses
will be wrecked. No lives were lost
The dam at Summers Mill and the coun-
ty bridge at salado washed away also
the gin belonging 10 w. r. Berry.
Water has fallen about two feet and
all danger has passed in the city.
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TltANSvAAL.

General French has arrived at Ths-
banchu. where he met Generals Hamilton
and Smith Dorrieu Rumble is eight miles
south OF Thabanchu
General Brabanson reconnoitered as far
as wepener. but returned to Dewetsdorp.
Botha has succeeded in escaping from
Roberts with all his transports and the
captured guns.
Seven thousand Beers retired toward
Ladybrand.
Boers are preparing TO spend the winter
in Natal: between 5000 and 500 OF them
arc in the Bigsarsberg district. COM
manded by General Lucas Meyer.
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All druggists are authorized by the mar
ufacturers OF PAZO OINTMENT TO refund
the money where Il fal.s 10 cure any case
OF piles. no matter how Ions standing.
Cures ordinary cases In six days, the worst
cases In fourteen days one application
gives ease and rest. Relieves itching In-
stantly.
This Is new discovery and IL the oi.iy
pile remedy sold on a positive guarantees.
90 cure no psy Price SO cents.
II your druggist don't keep II in stock.
SEND as 30 cents In postage stamps and
We VIII forward same by mail
Manufactured by Paris Medicine Co..
St. Louis. No.
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TEXAS POLITICS.

Senator Stafford says that there will be
no opposition TO Mr.. Bailey or Mr. sayers.
Primaries and conventions arc to bs
held today in which ninetysix votes are
a. issue
An EFFORT is 10 be made TO have Wash
inEton county instruct for Love and Cur
tbs.
Result in Ella and Johnson counties
will have decided effect on the con-
gressional race.
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THE BoERs ARE SWIFT.
They Move TOO Fast for british and
Escape, az tsuni.

They Move 700 EnNb
Escape, nv lsuni.
London. Aprll 2S-The Bloemfontein
correspondent of the Morning Post, tele-
graphing Thursday, says. Most satis7
factory progress has been made in the
accumulation of stores during the present
week Supply Park now presents re-
spectacle appearance. The prospects of
general advance are more favorable"
The Bloemfontein correspondent Of the
Times, teegraphing Thursday, says;
There appears 10 be little chance of IN
dieting effective punishment on the re-
treating Boers. Commandaut Louis 30 Ia.
who ar we'd at Dewetsdorp Monday, real
izsG tho situation at once and ordered the
lmnt !ate withdrawal of the TDors bath
from there and from Wepener
The Ploemfontein correspondent OF le
Daily Chronicle, telegraphng Thursday.
says: lie latest reports show that Tie
3oeTs rdssed enst OF Thabanchu when go
ing north. \ prisoner reports that com =
manlO which doubled back on he prr
eung Srii-sh is now making its way Hest
in the direction OF Leeuwkoa"
Thr D.oemfontein correspondent OF n"
Daily Telegraph, under Thursdays date.
Gays "''hc Beers who retreated ;som
D9wctsdorp kept we'll ahead OF General
French's cavalry. Unless the enemp
should II axe a stand at Kroons ~ Lord
Inhtrts WI ranidly cross the Vaal riysr -
Other T. uemfontein dispatches th.ow -
te~esling points Of light upon the situ-ti1n
One special says: Seven hundssd and
fits rlacns of Boer heavy ran Snort
Train have reached Kroonstad from tn.
sluth Dry light wagons have hasn lott
behind The Beers have organ'Scl sic
cioiiy mounted corps for forNging a5d
other word requiring Epeial mobility"
Arother disr atch reports that btfnrc tho
Roers wero driven from Dewets i,ip Hbnu.
{ ~ OF them bad been slowly retiring
toward aacybrand where large sunpli, ,
arc stored and immense corn nsl1s are
ready for harvnstino
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niah1nnd crope Under water.

Waller, Texas, April 27.Hcavy down
pour OF rain continually all day creeks
out OF banks and everything flooded; still
raining hard. Most of the highland crops
are covered with water,
The continual downpour Of rain In this
section has discouraged the farmers; no
crops in this vicinity 10 speak Of Corn
has been planted three and four times and
in many instances planters have no
stands; all that is up in lowlands is
being drowned out, Very little cotton
planted. More rain has fallen this month
than for years in the same time. Stock
not doing we'll rains making grass sour
and pastures very Doggy.
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HOW THEY ESCAPED.
Beers Passed Between Generals
Rumble and Anderson.

London. April 2S.--The Daily Chronicle
has the following from Vaal Bank, dated
Wednesday. April 25: For two days the
Beers have been fighting series of FEAR
guard actions. Crossing the Modder here
and holly pursued BIZ General Anderson,
they got into the kopJes southeast OF the
crossing and narrowly missed being cap
tured by General Rumble. who was coming
from that direction, but on sighting his
advance they turned eastward and slipped
away between General Anderson and Gem
eral Rumble
"A prisoner Just captured asserts that
President Steyn was present during Mon
days fight at StangfonteYn. east of Leeuw
kop. He had shaved his beard SO that he
was not easily recognizable"
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SAN ANTONIO FLOODED
ny II CIoudburst at the Scnd of IN
IN Ler.

By n tloudburst ut the iscnd OF the
ks 'er.
San Antonio. Texas, April 27,-A small
cloudburst on the olmos, the hesdwaters
of the San Antonio river. flooded that sec
tlon of the country at noon today and
caused seven foot rise in the river.
The San Pedro and Alazan creeks. botn
in the heart of the city, oyerflowed thei'
banks, doing some slight damage TO prop
erty. wagon bridge over the San Pedro
creek was wrecked and the street car
bridge over the same creek was main
tanned intact only by thorough anchorlns
and Weighing down OF the structure The
dam combining the waters OF the West End
lake threatens to give way and fiood the
valley of the Alazan creek. large force
OF men is at work strengthening the dam
and filling up the breaks.
The rain over Southwest Texas was very
hard and general
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BoER WINTER QUARTERS
They Arc Preparing TO Winter IN
Natal, Taking Cattle There.

They Arc Preparing TO Winter IN
Natal, Taking Cattle There.
London, April 23.-The Mldysmth cor
respondent OF the Daily Telegraph says:
The Beers are preparing 10 spend she
winter at Natal. They are bringing their
stock from the high veldt in Natal foa
winter grazing and they are demanding
that the Kafiirs pay the hut tax to them
instead OF to the Natal government. They
also declare that unless the Kaf6rs are
for them, they must move south OF Sunday
river"
The Ladysmith correspondent of tbs
Standard says; THE strength of the Beers
In the Biggarsberg district is believed Z,
Be between 5000 and 5000, They are com
manded by General Lucas Meyer and are
well supplied with artillery"
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{" My baby was
three months old
when testers broke
out on his neck.
The openings APP
peared like boils,
spread down his
back and along the
spinal column until
it appeared as one
mass of sores. Our
doctor prescribed for
the case. but the
disease spread and
the little ones suffer-
ings increased and
he became u mere
shadow. His p'tiful
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From Deep Sorrow
to Great Joy
What Mothers Love and Tender Care Failed to Accor,u
Hoods SarsapanIIa Promptly Effected.
Il would cry every time washed my baby!n

This plaintive sentence tells volume of mothers 49,.
In such dreadful condition from eruptons sores NJ
Guernos child received the tendcres that mothe
could give and the most sklful medical attendance S
fathers means could provide Yet all failed until thew t
to Hoods Sasaparilla which in this in thousands q s
cases has seemed TO be the last resort yet it has failed
result just certain to cure that day f
night Evenings weeping turned to mornings rejoicing NV
is what Hoods Sarsaparlla will do for you you will onlv ~
It. Just read Mrs Guerinots letter. 1t is
Hoods Sarsaparilla testimonial
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nrenI,nm neInmeh

Brennan, Texas. April T-Brenham
and vicinity was swept again today By
tremendous rain, lasting more than five
hours and coming down in such torrents
as to deluge the streets and overflow the
sewers. Parties who arrived from Hemp
stead on the noon train report that some
very large hailstoncs fell there. but that
The fall was scattering and did no damage
There Is much apprehension fel, among
business men over the unhattering crop
prospects
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COMMERCIAL.

There was encouraging news OF bullion
nature in the grain market; grain closed
higher.
Fridays show OF strength in the stock
market was dissipatod; stocks we're fever
iah.
Bradstreets financial review says Amer-
car Sugar was the feature OF tho stock
market for the week
Dun's trade review for the week says
gold Is going out, but Alaskan gold ia
'oming In to Offset the Transvaal loss.
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TRINITY rs RISING,
River Is Rapidly Spreading over tho
Banks Mt Liberty.

Liberty, Texas, April 27-The Trinity
river has been rapidly rising here since
last sunday and there was four-inch
rise today. This afternoon IL began to
rain and raincd in torrents TO a late hour;
indications are that about four inches fell
here since noon. The Trinity will spread
its bangs as II did in 1890.
Farmers In this section are greatly be-
hind In their farms on account OF The ex-
tremely wet spring Great many are not
near done planting corn nor cotton.
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Victoria. Texas, April 27.--In conse-
quenee of heavy rains above here the
Guadalnpe began rising several days ago
and mp to yesterday morning had risen
about Ten feet and It looked as II there
was TO he repetition OF the recent high
waier experiences, but il has heea .s,Ii-
ing rapidly for the past twenty four hours.
The weather continues showery.
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CLouDBuRsT AT RoCKDALE
Lignite Mines ,'ioodci hut IN
Worlsmen Escaped.

Rockdale. Texas, April 27.A regular
cloudburst occurred here today, flooding
the low part of town and converting Ham
branch into a river.
Rouse & Summerlln's slaughter house
was swept away together with hogs valued
at $500 and all of the bridges across the
branch We're carried on. The water en-
tered several dwellings. but soon receded
from them.
The Arkansas Pass Ignite company =
mine caved in but the men were all res
cued.
This was the greatest rainfall in the
history OF Rockdale.
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Aiiwalnortr, April 27.--It Is reported
that there are 400 Beers at Bushmans kop,
in the smi,hheId @-.rfcl; 1000 at smith
held; 400 with two guns and Maxim at
Grsys kop and 600 with two guns at Klo,-
ters drift caledon river.
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COLUMBUS BRIDGE GONE.
The Colorado sent Drift Against tn,
Patchwork.

Columbus, Texas. April 27,--A heavy
rain has been FILLING since IL o'clock. oc-
casioning a new rise in the Colorado river,
which attained height of twenty-five
feet. Driftwood lodged against the false
work recently erected aud at 4;4o about
sixty feet OF the structure fell in so trains
can not be crossed again for several days.
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nnllrtorm nt anIye.lon.

Galveston. Texas, April PA hailstorm
occurred here this afternoon. which, while
OF few minutes duration, was very re-
markable on account OF the size OF the
stones and the rapidly with which they
fell.
Some OF the hailstones measured about
one inch In diameter and they fell so fast
that the streets were covered with hail,
Numerous ruAaways were caused but
otherwise no serious damage was done.
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REVEALED LITTLE.
Secretary Wyndham Threw No Lig hi
on the War situation


London, April Gin the house OF
commons today the parliamentary secre-
tary of the war kace, Air. Wyndham, was
again piled with questions as to the con-
duet Of the war, but his replies revealed
little, He did not know the names of the
officers responsible for the disaster at
sannas Post, Regsd1ng the delay in the
publication OF the spionkop dispatches. Mr.
Wyndham asserted that the interval was
occupied In considering what action ought
TO be taken and in communicating with,
Lofd Roberts as to whether they ought to
be published.
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DOMESTIC.

Governor Roosevelt spoke At celebra-
ton commemorative of General Grants
birthday.
large posse is after the Arkansas
train robber with bloodhounds on his trail.
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CONGRESS-.

clafed TO be entitled to his seat, only
three votes having been cast against him.
The house broke all records by passing
ninety five private pension bills.
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Gloomr cror rro.nec,,.

Buffalo, Texas, andi 2s,-The prospects
for crops have never been Sc gloomy
here as they are iust now. The excessive
rains for the past three weeks have done
thousands OF dollars OF damage to the
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POLITICAL.

General Wheeler Is said TO bave decided
TO again be candidate for congress
Dick says Hanna will manage McKin-
ley's campaign
Tom Watson is not a candidate for any
Office
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Heavy un,rstorm nj orange.

Orange. Texas, April 27.-At an early
hour tonight terrific hailstorm visited
this place. The stones were of large size
and did considerable damage to vegeta-
ton and to roofs.
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FOREIGN.

Seven lives were lost in the big ottawa
FIRE; the property damage was s17,aOoOOO
Cartagna, principal seaport Of Colombia,
is in the hands OF revolution,sta
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farmers Of Leon county Many farmers
have planted corn the third time and yet
nave rot 81 a stand. II will be at least
teh days before any farm work can be
done.
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RAILROADS.

Tho commission has decided TO cancel
the S-ceut emergency rate on oats
Some apprehension because OF the heavy
and continued inins
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gave the infant Il.
smallest dose Of Il, 4,
Sarsaparilla prs.
scribed, and In,
took off the bandaps,
and washed the mss
OF sores with M
Medicated Soar
Next ! applied Il.
Olive Ointment spd
adjusted a fresh
wrapping Of I'm
A change was notjes.
able the next Sus.
day, giving assal.
ance that we had !,
last hit upon Ia
treatment IN srco...
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Big school for Denison'

Denison, Texas, April 2I-The o, ~
Sisters Of st. Xavier will erect n,
institute. The plans and specln,'. Y.
have been prepared and WORK 6i' Z
mence at once.
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FRENCH AND RUMBLE MARCH.
ohermside Remained at Dewet-aorp

To Garrison the Town.
Dewetsdorp, Thursday. April 49, Gen
eral French's and General Rundle's forces
lett today going in different directions.
General chermside remains 10 garrison the
Town to search for arms and to restore
order.
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pIMpLEs and FRECKLES on Face

Your drugsis' VIII refund your money
II Palo Ointment fails TO cure YOU. 50
cents.
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THE SICK ARE
MADE WELL
And the Weak Arc Restore" u !"
yi~or md strength at the
of the Creates
Modern Times.

Are yoI ~
fectly siIs,laH
live. nzs...
healthy, ~. -
man or scanj
II not 4,
should n'' N,
one dsy r.,
you ecrsa !
specianN ~
whom The y,
body Is !,
hook and %
aeerstands W
,hase Of vipI
and discs Il
Sto vael
proper M,.'III
for cur, a
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Black Heads on Face, No Cure, No Pay.

Your druggist viii refund your money
II Pazo Ointment fails to cure you. 50
cents.
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Odd Ulcers and Sores. No cure, No Paw.

Your druggist will refund your money
u Pszo Ointment fails to cure you. 50
cents.
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RING WORM.

kifu W0RM, No Cure, No Fay.
Your druggist will refund your money
rsso Ointment fails TO cure you. 50