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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-27

Guthrie, Okla, Dec. 26.-Simon Owens.
aged 102. was burned to a crisp in his
cabin In this city today. He WAS born a
slave on Gen. Andrew Jackson's planta-
ton. and was crippled for life at Vicks-
burg when the city was besieged by Cen
Grant.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-11-07

deputy. lt was he whom tho Chinn.y
men had discovered 1T was he who had
caused the diversion and tho Dispatch
OF the vedette TO warn the fugitive. uia!
own figure had evidently not yet bcenI
detected. His heart beat high witu1
hope. He again dashed forward after
the dying messenger who was un-,
doubtedly seeking the ruined pros
pector's hut and-Trixit.
But IL was no easy matter. At thls,
elevation the snow had formed crust,
over which the single Chlnaman - q
1.-THE. young figurc-skimmed like q
skater. while Masterton's horse crash.
cd through II into unexpected depths
Again. the runner could deviatc by a
shorter cut. while the horseman was
condemned 10 the ono half obllterated
trail. The only thing I'm Masterton's
favor. however. was that he was stead.
lily increasing his distance from tho
group and the deputy sheriff and 10
cutting on their connection with tho
messenger. But the trail grew moro
and moro indistinct as it neared tho
summit until at last II utterly vanished.
Still he kept up his speed toward tho
TO be that OF a nero boy--skimming
over the frozen snow. Twice q stum-
bio and founder OF tho mustang
through a broken crust ought to have
warned him OF his recklcssness. but
now distant glimpse OF low, black
cned shnnty-thc ruined prospector's
hut-toward which the messenger was
making. made him forget nii else. Tho
distance was lcssening between them.
He could see the long plgtaii OF the fu.
gitfvc standing out from his bent head.
when suddenly his horse plunged for
ward and downward. In an awful In
slant or suspense and twilight, such as
no might have seen I'm n dream, ho felt
himself pitched headlong into suffocat-
Ing depths. followed by n shock. tho
crushing weight and steaming napk OF
his horse across his shoulder, utter
darkness and mercifui unconscious
ness.
How long no lay there thus he never
knew. With his returning conscious.
ness came this strange twilight again.
the twilight OF dream. He was sit.
ting In the new church mt Canada City
az he had sat tho first Sunday Of his ar
rival there. gazing nt tho pretty fncc OF
Cissy TrIxit I'm the pew opposite him
and wondering who she wns. Again
he saw the startled, awakened light
that came into her adorable eyes. tho
faint blush.that sufYused her check as
she met his inquiring gaze and the con.
sclous. half conceited. half girlish toss
OF her little head as she turned her eyes
away, and then n fllc OF brown China
mon. muttcring some harsh. uncouth
gibberish. interposed between them.
This was followed by what seemed to
be the crashing In Of the church roof,
stihing heat succeeded by long,
deadly chill. But he knew that this
last was nll dream, and he tried TO
struggle TO his feet to see Clssy's face
again-a reality that he felt would take
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-11-07

they waltzed into that camp. darn my
skin CT there was n Chlnaman there,
or as much as n grain OF rice TO grab!
Somebody had warned 'em. Well. this
SOFT or got the boys. and they set about
discoverin how II was done. One OF
'em noticed that there was some bits
or tissue paper slips that they toss
around at funerals iyin along the rcaa
near the camp. ana another remember
ed that the Chinaman they met on the
hill tossed lot OF that paper In the
air afore he scooted. Well, sir, the
wind carried just enough OF that papor
straight down the hill into that camp
ten minutes aforc they could get there
to give them Cinnamon warnin-what-
ever IL was. Factl Why, I've seen 'em
stringin along tho road Just like them
fellers we passed Just now. and thon
stop all OF sudden. like hounds OF
the scent. jabbcr among themselves
and start OF In different direction"
Just what they're doing now! By
thundcrr' interrupted another passen-
ger who was looking through the rolled
up curtain at his side.
All the passengers turned with one ac-
cord and looked out. The file OF China
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Doafness Cannnt he Cnreh

Oy local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF the ear There Is
only one way TO cure deafness, and that is
by constitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused by an in6amed condition Of the
mucous lining Of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube gets infamed you have a
rnmbling sound or imperfect hearing and
when u IS entirely closed deafness is the
result, and unless ihc Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to It's nor.
NAL condition. hearing will be DESTROYED
forever: nine cases out OF ten are caused
BY caiarrh,, which is nothing but an in.
named condition ofthe mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness Caused by catarrhl
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars free.
r. J.. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists. zsc.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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him out OF this horrible trance-and he
called TO her across the pew and heard
her sweet voice again In answer. And
then wave OF unconsciousness once
more submerged him.
He came back to life with a sharp
tinglIng of his whole frame as IL pierre
ed with n thousand needles. He knew
he was being rubbed, and In his at.
tempts to throw his torturers aside he
saw family by the light Of hickering
fire that they were Cinnamon, and he
was lying on the floor Of rude hut.
With his first movements they ceased
and, wrapping him like n mummy In
warm blankets, dragged him out OF the
heap OF loose snow with which they
had been rubbing him toward the FIRE
that glowed upon the large adobe
hearth. The stinging pain was stc~
ceeded by a warm glow. A pleasans
ianguor which made even thought q
burden, came over him, and yet hsa
fTo Be e0nfigHcd.l
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AaIeen Amid P1.mna

Breaking into blazing home some FIRE.
men lateiy dragged the sleeping inmates
from death. Fancied security. and dcsth
near by. It's that way when you neglect
coughs and colds. Don't DO H. DR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
gives perfect protection against all Throat,
Chest and Lung Trouble. Keep IL near
and avoid suffering, death. and doctors
bills a tcaspoonful stops e late cough.
persistent use the most stubborn. Harm.
less and nice tasting. its guaranteed to
satisfy by the Cooke Supply Co Howes.
vile. Price soc and fioo. Trial bottles
free
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-11-07

Two THINGS in the treatment OF nasal
catarrh are now fully understood. FIRST.
the drying process Is deiusion that pro.
duces more mischief than benefit. second
science. common sense and experience
proclaim klys Cream Balm 10 be instant
relief and hnai certain cure. IL clcsnscs
the diseased membranes and never makes
The patient sneefe. Price 90 cents Sold
by druggists and by Ely Brothers. g
Warren Street New York.
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No. a connects with b. & o. Nos and 8,
46, "a
aud S.
No connects with b. &. o. No. 3 at9;4l
=. m, for the West. and No. 8 at 7;s3 for
the East.
No. 2 connects with Il. & o. No. 46atssss
p. ~ for the East. and y. & o. train IS
West at s S. p. IN.
~. HANsT. Philadelphia, Pa.
General Pass. Agt.
i. NJ. TEMpLRToH
Kingwood. Gen. Manager
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-11-07

Catarrh has become such n common
disease that person entirely free from
this disgusting complaint is seldom met
with 1t is customary to speak Of Catarrh
as nothing more serious than bad cold,
simple inflammation of the nose and
throat. 1t is, in fact, complicated and
very dangerous disease; il not at FIRST, il
very soon becomes SO.
The blood Is quickly contaminated by
the foul secretions, and the poison through
the general circulation is carried TO all
parts of the system.
Salves, washes and sprays arc unsatis-
factory and disappointing. because they do
not reach the seat OF the trouble. S. S. S.
does. II cleanses the blood Of the poison
and eliminates from the system all catar-
rhal secretions, and thus cures thoroughly
and permanently the worst cases.
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CHAPTER H.

ITN lHE excitement over The failure
4 of Montagu Trislrs bank did
not burn itself ont until mid
tzSs1 night BY that tlme. how
ever, II was pretty well known that tho
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-11-07
Mr.. I. A. Williams. q leading dry-goods
chert OF Srrrtanhlrr. 9. C. Mrite-. y nor

chert OF cr1rtarbiirs. =
I had a severe case of
nasal Catarrh. with all
the dissgreeablc effects
which belong 10 that
disease. and which
make lie painful aud
uncomfortable. I used
medicines prescribed by
leading physicians aud
suggested by numbers
OF friends. but without
getting any better. I
then begs n to take S. s.
4. IL had the desired
eject. and cured me
after taking eighteen
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-11-07

Trains DaiIy cECcpt sunday.
No persons carried on any other than
he trains named above and stops only at
Stations designated. J a. MARriS
Genl Supt
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T. A. FEDERER.
Auctioneer,
GLADEsvILLE, w. Va.

An experienced auctioneer and
will SO anywhere in Preston county.
Charges moderate.
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~ EFFEcr IUNE. a. CO.
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r. 81 o. TINE TMBLE.
faking Effect May 10Th, 1901.
EAST BOUND.

WEST BOUND
MAIL MAIL
TRAIN 3 u IS S
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-25
uau.ii.n s,s..nsAip Line.

Willlogt waiting FOR fkr passage Of
the subsidy bill, a syndiests OF New
York capitalists who haze large sugar
interests i'll the Hawaiian islands have
organized new steamship company
and ar. building iieet OF eleven yee.
sells OF the highest Typ. or steel con-
siruetion. They are Intended for ear
no, but have accommodations for a
few passengers The corporation Is
called the American Hawaiian stsasn.
ship Company. and h expects TO seti.i
q steamer every two weeks from New
York to Honolulu. making the yoyas.
in nifty eight days. The capital stoak
OF the company is Sa..ssssssb. all hela
By a few men. No share. were offer
cd TO the public. The hrst steamer.
now loading nj New York. 10 the Ha-
waiian. which was built ~ itoaeh's
yard at Chester. Pennsylvania II il
4a5 feet long. iifiy-ons feet b~am. thir-
ty-thrs~. feet deep. with triple expan-
sion engines OF 2.Jlo horsepower. u
registered tonnage OF G.opo and . "a.
pacity Of s.225D tons OF freight. The
other steamers, OF the same type and
size, called the Californian. the Amcri-
can aud thc Orrso:.ia. are nearly nm
isiied and will b. ready TO go into COM
mission within few weeks These
ar. TO h. followed by the Arizonian.
the Alaskan and the TS,San. twin
sef-w steamers. one-thlrd larger. with
q carrying capacity Of i:.UO each and
a speed Of sixteen knots. Contracts
are being prepared for three other
steamers TO complete the fleet.
This enterprise I'm. brcn undertaken
without advertising or demonstration
and few p-ople are aware OF its cs-
istrnr-.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-25
4 Posyn Droke-.I Jo5.

Senator Wagner has introduced In
the New York legislature bill FOR the
regulation of certain loan associations
and pawnbrokcrs which is important
enough TO be OF national intcrcSt At
present pawnbrOkers may charge J pcF
cent 4 month for the FIRST ak months
and per cent n month thereafter on
loans not exceeding 800. and . per
cent n month for the first six months
and per cent month thereafter on
all larger sums. The Wagner bill al
lows them 10 charge per cent month
for the first two months and per cent
a month thereafter on all amounts up
to $500. which Is the largest loan per-
mittcd. But the Wagner bill also per-
mIts the pawnbroker to charge n sum
not exceeding SO for the first eSamina-
tion OF property to be pledged. and for
drawing and filing the necessary pa
pers. On loan OF $50 for one month
that would amount TO per cent In ad-
dition to the legal interest OF 3 per
cent. On n loan Of SO upon the we'd
ding ring pawned by n drunkard's wife
II would amount to 100 per cent.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-25
Deoorfmenf of Education.

There is a commissioner of educa-
ton at the head of one of the bureaus
of the interior department. 1t is his
duty to collect statistics and facts
showing the condition and progress of
education in the several states and
territories, and to diffuse among the
people information about school sys-
tens and methods of teaching, so as
to promote the cause of education
throughout the country. The commits
sioner is aided in his labors of diffu-
sion by a chief clerk, a compiler, and a
statlstician. Among them they collect
data and get out yearly reports which
may serve in a degree to promote the
cause of education. Senator Hans
brough has introduced bill to expand
the bureau into department and the
commissioner into a secretary.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-25
Firtr Girl McssrnScr boy"


Miss Dottie Hammond of Denver,
pretty young woman of l6. is one of
the few messenger boys" in the coun-
try. She is regularly employed to car
ry messages by the Western Union
Telegraph company from its stock
yards Office in that city. She is so
prompt and speedy in the delivery and
collection of kilograms that there is
talk of replacing the usual messenger
boys in Denver with girls of equal en-
ergy and promptness. While perform
ing her regular duties. Miss Hammond
has learned to receive and send mes
ages. and she is soon to be promoted to
a regular position as operator. She has
served as a messenger for more than a
year. and declares that she can see no
reason why girls cannot do the work
as well, If not better, than the boys
usually employed. For one thing, as
Miss Hammond points out, the girls
do not smoke cigarettes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-25
Ills tbe World ReuoIves...

everything else in sight and invaded
private homes as well as public par
lOrs in successful search OF booty, Lar
eeny upon social oeeasioas has become
SO common al even private receptions
that. despite detectives in evening
dress and police in uniform. hostsssss
and guests alike dread a throns even
under the most besuillns eiEenm-
stances. 4 wave OF thief, appears TO be
over the world. Thou shalt no, steal
is a lost commandment. Yet the jaiis
are full OF thieves and the courts show
Feawaksnsd zeal in furnishing orsnses
against property.
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rL,xIa OF svYra FOUND.
This IIa,s ~ Csa.i.t. "f Distilled Water
snd Olive OA

sad titV iva
sanfasi Rannsti, one Of the Eneinai
eiIy's MraIIhiest ami best citizens. has
discovered, - hs declares, the way "
secure lasting youth. says the San
Francisco Cali. A. evidence of the
worth OF his md Mr, BENNETT Offers
his masniiie-n,iy preserved physique.
his clear ey. and his muscular dey~lol'-
ment.
piished so much for this experiment
ARE distilled water ana olive oil.
Sir. Bennett il riny-two years OLD
His api.araner il that of man OF
twenty-five years. II. has buiit-i
hopes OF reaching ius y.ars before he
dies. \ few days ago the diseoS-rer
OF the vehicles OF perpetual youth Was
as bald ms a billiard hall. The oil. ap-
piled to the top OF his head. restored
the hair - that now there Is flowing
shock. covered by an enlarged hat. II
il his puEIoss. sDSn 10 give lecture on
How Not To Grow Old nnd How To
Lave Long" for III. benefit of hundreds
Of the aged and inIirm who want Ia get
Instructions tirsi-hnnd in the matter of
the us. OF "Dr. Sanford Bennrtrs
Youth Restorcr."
II Is Mr. Bsnncst's theory that old
age and i'll health nr. caused 10y the
collection In the arteries and about the
Joints of lime and clay sediments con
tained In drinking water. This mineral
coating. he believes. Interrupts th.
proper circulation OF III. blood. pro
vents the necessary irrigation OF tho
skin. produces stiffness OF the joints
and dGiis the action OF the brain.
Distilled water and olive oil. one
used Internally. III. other externally.
arr my elixir. Of youth" declared Mr..
Bennett They will counicract the
decayin: coalitions In the body. You
must drink iars. quantities OF distilled
water and rub yourself with pure Cali.
SornIa olIs. oil. and take moderate
amour, Of exercise. That is the So.
crct which my friends have 10 Ion:
wished to i.nrn."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-25
SAYINGS and DOIHGS
Married Her Cososoy.

There Was romantic wedding in
South Dakota recently. when Miss
Grace Howard. the attractive daughter
of Joe Howard. the New York CORE
spondenI whose letters are SO dessTy'
ediy popular, became the wife OF JO-
seph Manore. the manager of her eat
lie ranch.
In 1857 Miss Howard left the cas-;
and went 10 Dakota. where she estsb-
iished an Indian mission school ssNsh-
teen miles north of Chamberlain. On
the Crow Greek and winnebagO EessEy-
alton. The school Was named GFEss
mission in honor OF her. After the
frst two years the school Was trans
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-25
Disboneny i Spreading.

Is klcpiomanla new type of uniyeT-
sal pestilenc.T Sanitary science has
s;eriilzsd inearslons OF cholera The
black death and related types OF old
time plague have been denied admit
tanee to the eieaniy western world.
Blu, while the health OF the human
race Is better than formerly all the
year around. is morality. especially as
TO the meum and tuum. Is apparently
getting worse.
A, a governors installation a; u
state capital last week the city was
infested with thugs and gcn;cci thieves
who tore womcn's costly coats from
their backs. snatchcd Jewels from ears
and fingers. picked purses freely and
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-25
To X kccp Bursfars Our.

Here Is a IlItIe arrangement Tor use
as burglar alarm which is complete
in itself and needs no batteries or
wires to operate it. 1t consists OF cir
cular base plate. upon which is mount
ed a gong and a spring-actuated ,es-
capement and clockwork mechanism OF
any convenient form. From one edge
of the base project two sharp prongs.
which rest on the floor, while on the
opposite side there is a sliding spindle,
also sharpened to point To put the
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-25
AnnrSH Oatnl.

The army transport on the advance
10 fcEin wa. unique spectacle. Miles
Of coolies. vehicles and ANIMALS trail.,i
behind the troops. Everything On
wheels. from farm WAGONS To fashion
able traps. was Impressed into the
transport service. Every Chsnaman.
horse and mui- in the path was CON-
nnndccrcd. The Japanese Ind cows
bearing packs and the Rnssians cam
els. Chinam.a pulled carts and stag,
r.rcd under heavy Loads. Two hun.
drcd jrnks nnd -cows Bearing mum,
lions w.re iowcd mp the river by
coolies.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-25
aioo itr,zasss aiOA

Tue readers O: this paper will be- pleased u
,eAsu tina, th-r~ Ia g, least one dr-adri dI.~asr
that science sa, b--n abl- Ia euro IA ali IL.
STAGES. ani that Is gatarrA Halls cataFrn
CuF- 10 the oalT f-ssiiiSr cufu nos known 10 ih-
r4rdirai fraternity. calarrh being n cnas,ist-
iIoaal disease. requires a constitutional trra.-
rsrn,- Halls Ca,sFrh cur- IL taken Internally
arlIns dir,rctiy upoa tho blood and tnusou. .ar-
fae-s OF tho system. thereby destroying the
foaniaiios OF tho sis-as-. ani giving the rss.~u,
a,Fvnsth by building up the constitution ard
As.lsslur uatuFr IA dnins ". work. The psu-
rFirtofs have - iuurh faith In its curative
poser. that they orrs Onc Hundred Dollar. foe
auy case that It fails to cure s-ni for list a
TrstimunIatS
address y. J, CHENEY s CO. roioia. q
sold by druEFlsts sa.a
Halls Family Pulls arc tho best
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-25
.So1e the .SrgooioI.

There are now tao measures before
Congress providing for the pEessF'a-
tion OF the ssauoias in California One
places a restrictive tax upon lumber
manufactured from the big trees. and
the other is proposition To ineoFpo'
rate in the sundTy civil bill an appFo'
pEiation for the purchase OF the whole
calayeEas grove from r. H. whitsslde.
an eastern speeGiatoF. into whose
hands IL has come. so as TO include u
In the Yosemite National Park. In
the meantime. according TO the San
Francisco Chroniei-. whit-slde has
gone 10 Washington TO demand an sx-
oEbi,ant price for the grove. threaten
Ing in cas-. IL Is no, paid TO &c, up
sawmills and destroy the tresa. !, II
of opinion that the falrssi thing 10.
Congress to do is TO proceed arbitrarily
against the property. rs was done
in the case OF III. private forest claims
located within the boundaries OF the
Yos-mIt. National Park. by declaring
the seluola groves = public rsseTva-
ton. This In any event would be
faircr and less likely TO establish n
dangerous precedent than TO put n re-
Htrictiyr tax upon the lumber. II White
side proposes TO hold up congress by
demanding an cSoFbi;aat priec upon
penalty Of destroying the grove. con-
srcSs would be justified in taking inr
course pointed out.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-25
n, Old Place of wo,sb.D.

The history of American Meihodism
is the most marvellous fact in the re-
ligious history OF the nine,eenth GEN.
tury. The FIRST church OF the century
was erected at Marietta. o.. in 1901.
built entirely OF logs and affordins the
very poorest kind of accommodation.
but, nevertheless. faithfully attended
by the Ohio pioneers. who travelled
'a-horse many miles 10 this crude little
cabin. wherein they worshipsd while
fellow members took turn about In
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-25
"a the ago OF 10

farfA-d Into u government contract;
school. Three yrarE aso the govern.
mcnt paid her a satisfactory psiec for
her inicrts; in the school. and with
the money thus obiaiaed sh. purchased
cattle ranch on Whit. river. west o'
Chamberlain. and has since been en-
gagged in cattle raising. In some quNT-
tcrS Ehc has become known rs the
cattle queen OF South Dakota" The
ranch was named Grace ranch In
honor o! tho owner.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-25
tn. .,.,,t.. shadow.

The earth has n shadow. but few
ever obscrv" II. or. II they do. have no
knowledge OF what they ARE looking at.
Some OF uH have seen on beautiful
summer evenings just before sunset u
roscntc are ON the horizon opposite the
sun. with BLUSH gray segment under
II. This IL the shadow OF the earth.
blc ON the occasion Of IN eclipse OF
the moon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-25
BURGLAR ALARM DOOR

alarm in position the pair of prongs
are driven into the floor a short dis
tance by blow of the device itself
Then the tip of the spindle is placed
against the bottom of the door, inclin-
ing the alarm at about the angle
shown. AS the spindle is controlled by
spring, a push on the door drives l..
in short distance and releases the be
mechanism, at the same time effectual-
ly locking the door against further
movement.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-25

p AAAHA AAaAf rs AthH
Victoria In her
name. after their
grandmother. the
queen OF England.
The res; OF her
name is Beatrice
i.eopoltilnc. and
she Is usually spo-
ken OF as Princess
Beatrice OF Sake
Coburg. Hitherto
PrinccsA Beatrice
has been lost in the
swarm o! young
grandchildren ana
great grandchildren
OF the queen. but
now she Is to be
heard from. for
she will be II next
April. and her i'm
perluus N O I h er.
daughter of many
czars. thinks II is
time to arrange for
the young girls
marriage. Mother
and daughter are
now going over to
England to see the
queen OF that coun-
try and TO afford
her majesty the
keen delight OF
m a King another
match. They will
remain in England
several weeks.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-25
Gold: s.ssS, Gesdf

TIE latest ~ Dorado 10 reported TO bo
on Meme city beach. Alaska Thou.
sands % p-opi. arc hass<nins; there. many
ot shom nsSsn nsth. os
Guard your health with the he's, of ali
medicines. Ifus,-tt~r-s Stomach 1fittsrs
solutriy cur- Indigestion. constipation
malaria. chiiis and fewer. frs q good
medicine TO keep on hand.