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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-12
r.. G. Dun q CO.'S TRADE REVIEW.
Textiles Only Show Hesitation, staple
Products Being Firm.

ItNAtltN pNlN 1llpN ll'Ni'N'i'''' 'r''E
Products Being Firm.
New York Jan, ll.--R. G. Dun & CO.'S
Weekly Review of Trade tomorrow VIII
say; Only in textiles is special hest
tation shown. staple products are firm.
iron and steel prices are held without
trouble. boots and shoes and wool are
stetady. and all with fair demand. SO
that manufacturers are busy. In tex
tiles. however, the Improvement which
seemed 10 be promised with the new
year Is stil delayed and in cotton
goods stocks are growing In some quar-
tiers. though still not oppressively
heavy anywhere Throughout the coun-
try distribution Of merchandise contin-
ues on a good scale and collections are
unusually prominent, ,,
CONSTRUCTION Of bridges ana Dulld-
ings. together with contemplated track
elevations. crowds the capacity oil the
concerns. making structural Shapes OF
iron and steel. orders for locomotives,
cars. rails. and all forms OF railway
EQUIPMENTS are also abundant ana
there Is no sign Of reaction In the indus
try Plate and sheet mills have large
mbusipess and merchant steel is IN
brisk demand Competition Is Keen.
however. and increased operations fan
to affect prices New schedules are
promised in the near future ana lower
freight rates are anticipated, stocks de-
creased slightly In December but there
is fear Of accumulation, and quotations
al Plttsburg and Philadelphia have de-
clIned during the past week.
Investment OF Wall street capital
was rumored as supporting cotton and
wheat but the effect was not perman-
eut. Cotton advanced temporarily, on-
Ia 10 react when Liverpool cables tailed
To respond. Wheat was agitated by re-
ports Of corner in the May option, ana
for a time exhibited strength. sharp
reaction followed holders parting read
ilv with their contracts. Despite the adj
vance Of about 100 per cent over the
price a year ago, Atlantic exports SHOW
an increase OF S.2jj,055 bushels. hour IN
cluded. against 2,3lj,jSS IN 1900.
wool has ceased 20 decline, ana sales
az the three chief eastern markets m
creased slightly TO 3,30o.f0O pounds
against S12l 900 pounds In the week
preceding. Manufacturers purchase
with extreme caution, and domestic
1eecps suffer by increased competition
of cheap wool from Australia and Chi
ma. Makers Of boots and shoes insist
on full prices and as a result shipments
from Boston have declined $3.50 cases
for the week. While the hide market
al Chicago Is unchanged the tone is IT.
regular.
Failures for the week were 32i In the
United states, against pa last year.
and 81 in Canada. against % last year ~
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REMOVED TODAY
TO NEW HOME.
[, D, S, Business College Opens
Monday in New Apartments,
1T is A GREAT CHANGE.
Social Hall and Lion House Continue
in Use-Night school In New Quar-
tiers -Olher Meetings.

The Latter-day Saints business col
lege was transferred today to the new
home, east OF the Temple. on Main
street and now occupies every room Of
the new building. on Monday the busl-
ness college viii therefore open in these
roomy. new apartments, and WIN here
after be conducted entirely therein.
The change in location from the old
Social hall to the new temple Of learn
ing, Is like a sudden transformation
for the old quarters were very ordin-
airy. while the new ones are eXtraordin-
airy. No other business college In this
western country occupies an entire
building or is fitted out with such
equipments, rooms. and facilities as this
institution, 1t is learned, however that
the Social han Is not abandoned by the
college. but is now to be used as a
gymnasium for the students of both
skies. Mrs. Freda b. Clun instructor
In physical culture Is proceeding 20 or
ganize regular classes In physical train
ing. each section OF which Will meet
two afternoons every week for general
athletic exercises on the upper floor OF
the Social hall.
II IS learned also that the high school
and normal departments viii continue
10 occupy the Lion house, as II would
not be possible TO put the 800 students
Of all departments into any one Of the
three buildings now occupied. The coli
lege will thus occupy, for the rest OF
e. 4. a. "a 81 Mai
ness college building, the Lion house,
and the Social hall. The large three
story. brick granary located near the
new college building Is also partly used
by the college as a boiler house, and for
toilet rooms. This building will be en-
tirtly vacated next summer as the
presiding Bishops store room, and will
then be fitted w into chemical and BIZ
illogical laboratories by the college
board.
The college night school. which has
hitherto been very inadequately pro-
yided for In certain rooms of the Lion
house. will be opened Monday night in
the new building. and viii be charac-
terlzed by four improvements:-it Will
be Woll.llghted. well-warmed and VEN
tilated. and win have every cOnven-
fence of thorough equipment and plen-
~ Of ROOM Ten teachers have been
given classes I'm the night school.
II is likely that the college assembly
room will be used Tor various public
meetings. for which the Assembly hail
Is a little too large. and any Of the
ward houses too small or too far from
the center. Altogether. the new col
lege building. used day and night win
ter and summer. by the school and by
other public organizations promises TO
be one OF the most useful buildings ever
erected here.
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5iIBLIC SCHOOLS
IN PHILIPPINES.
, ..,.oo Of Religious instruction
Made Prominent
r,aIBArLr SYSTEM PLANS
party say. Use Of school
FEDERAL Federal. r sr religious Purposes impose" Is
Houses ~ 90 L. ;. constitution

,,,y 1.-THE first public u Us
Mania. ', ,bs bin to establish ~,
'a.'a sion, 81 Of public instruction d r.,'r.
parir'n' .. \. on the question OF re ,.s.
oDsl q '' .a,.. schools. Interest center, ,s
ion % ' .'.,,on permitting priests y, 90" ~,
IN ne '' ~ teach religion for nan az a.,
n.n.'', ,s,ss times weekly ou's, .l w y.
hour our, , ,asr.. provided the parents SEE. en-
''a'' D ..r',,sn desire for such In''ruo-
press %. /, W. rrohibIting teachers from con-
ll'n' l4- ,',,glous exercises or the 'ea'n-
al,''.s .',rion. The directors OF 'ns
ms " ~, n,rty were represented Oy
fso, ..,,,. 81, who. although Catholics ar
''H''' .,,orely ln favor Of the eI'n''la.
sl.a - s' ,Ss section They declared ina,
. ~, ,be school houses for rells'ou1
"a, ~. 4 contrary to the un''su
S S,a,e. constitution, and also TO u,
' 0'l', or the American parties anu
-. pbrInpIne Federal party ana Is 0'''
tain 10 cause dIscord ..,,ds NJ the
'' Judge TAFT said the attitude u isgls.
T. Philippine commission as d. ''s H.
,,,,y. r1Ner was one Of aDso ill.,, a.
l s,s,rspcs between Catholic fIo' ,r,'.
uIu'' ,f,hammedan religions. Ile
commissioners c,l he added endeayo I'm ~
S,5 '-' tbe ac, so that the people pI5J ,,s
l t,ces Would y, assist instead Of re'ard It's
euorags
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great emaciation. She was so low the
April following that none Of our neigh
bors thought she could live but few
months. In May, Mr.. C. h. Adams, OF
this place, who had taken Pe-ru-na, tolc
me If anything would help her PERFUME
would. Her improvement was very
rapid during the third bottle. | feel
that Pe-ru.na saved her life. My daugh
ter's name is Mrs. l.. Keeno,"
A slight cough, which, without yes
tige Of doubt, would soon disappear
with the use Of Pe.ru.na, become;
chronic bronchitis, which requires o
persistent use of Pe-ru-na for some time
| see great many cases Of consumption
each year due directly to a neglect Of
coughs, colds, etc, which, II PERFUME
had been kept in ;he house and used ac'
cordlug to directions, would have been
prevented.
Send to the Pe-ru.na Medicine Com
pany, Columbus, o., for DR.. Hartman
latest free book on chronic catarrh, !;
grippe, consumption, coughs, colds, o'c
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FRED AUERBACn ESTATE.
Executors Petition for Permission TO
Sell Part of Same,

The executors Of the win OF F, H.
Auerbach. deceased, have petitioned the
district court for an order authorizing
them TO sell the one-half interest Of de-
ceased in the dry goods business Of
Auerback & Bro, 90 the highest bid
dor for cash. The hearing on the petit
t,on has been set for Jan, 23rd, aud
spencer Ciawson and Arthur Parsons
with another party, nave been desis-
mated to approise the estates halt m
terest in the goods now In the store,
together with the fixtures ana good
viii OF the business, According "a. the
petition just filed, about 2SsOOO, when
does not include more than Slt0.OW
worth OF real property has come into
Inc hands of the executors. The estate
cannot be closed until rs interest IN the
drv goods firm Is disposed Of. More
than 100000 OF the requests, according
10 the statement OF the executors mas
be.n nail. and about $4,000 Is neces-
sary 10 the nnal winding up Of the es-
tate.
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Roxa Tyler, Vice President Of the
Illinois Woman's Alliance, speaks In
nigh praise Of Pe.ru-na to restore tired
nerves and weak body. In letterwrit-
ten to Dr. Hartman from go East Goth
street, Chicago, Ill" she says the fol-
lowing
"During the past year / gradually
lost flesh and strength until | was un'
able to perform my work properly. |
tried different remedies, and finally Pc
ru.na was suggested to me. 1t gave me
new life and restored my strength. /
cannot speak too highly Of it"
Mrs. Arthur L. Hamilton, wife OF
Colonel Hamilton, Of the Seventh Regi-
ment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry, and
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Mrs, Col. Hamilton. same for some
time, aud am enjoying better health
than have for some years. attribute
the change to Pe-ru-na, and recommend
Pe-ru-na TO every woman, believing IT
to be especially beneficial TO them"
Catarrh of the lungs is, ordinarily,
known as consumption; also called
tuberculosis. In these cases the catarrh
has usually found its way into the lungs
by the gradual extension Of the disease
from the throat through the bronchial
tubes. Consumption is the natural
termination Of all cases Of neglected
chronic catarrh. Every one who IS
afflicted with chronic catarrh Is liable
to be attacked with consumption at any
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-12
SENT HOME,
Physicians In Germany Send Patients TO
America Tor Food.

1h'hi'h W f''F
Two clergymen who went TO Germany
last year for treatment by n noted
specialist were told that they must use
Grape Nuts. made In America az Bat
tleCreek. Mich, for the principal part OF
each meal. This suggestion Interested
the two dlvines greatly, for while they
knew Of Grape Nuts and that there was
a large use made Of the food in Amerl-
ca. II had never come their way to try
II.
A lady In Heddlng, y H.. Mrs. Otis
Cole, SAYS the after effect OF the grip
was a serious gastric and stomach trou-
bic. All the following summer she had
many attacks Of palpltation OF the
heart. nausea. pain. f6intness. insomnia,
and all the other lbs which accompany
Impaired nerve force aud indigestion.
She began using Grape Nuts To build
her up and found az once that the food
created no disturbance and she began
to gain in strength and courage. In Oc-
tober she went for q visit and took
Crane Nuts with her 10 use each day,
She gained 10 pounds Ia weight I'm about
four months and fully recovered her
she further says: "Whlle / am now
entirely we'll / shall probably adhere TO
Grape-Nuts during the balance OF my
life My brothcf-n-law, a pfacucing
physician. says Grape-Nut simmered
in milk. strlned and the clear llquid
given, forms an ideal nourishment IN
cases of extreme prostration, ana its
stimulating effect Is noticed immediate,
IT, A friend OF mine, a professional
reader. carries a package OF Grape Nuts
In her handbag for she says the eX,
hausuon after an evenings work VIII
not admit Of lunchlng on ordinary ioou,
but Grape-Nuts food always restores
her ana leaves no 10 effects. for the
food h so easily dlges,ed ana Is teeoy
cooked, therefore great convenience
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CHINESE AND JOINT NOTE,
state Department Doubts II Pleni-
pOfentiaries Have Signed IL.

New. York, Jan. IA special to the
Times from Washington says.
Not much faith Is placed by the state
department IN the story from Paris
that the Joint note has been signed by
Prince Ching and ii Hung Chang. It
is said that Minister Conger would GER
tainly have reported an event Of so
much importance. and that not a word
from him has been received on the
subject
The state department Is still strongly
inclined to doubt whether the oppose
ton OF the empress doWager can be
overcome BY any ordinary means. The
appearance Of Chang Chi Tung as lead
s' Of the opposition Increases that
doubt Chang Is known throughout
laina as the principle representative Of
Whatever patriotism and love OF coun-
Wy j. leit IN the empire. His influence
.s i.I the greater because his antipathy
{. foreigners has never led him into any
- lhe useless and violent moves
--ilnst them such as the Boxer rebel
..n Chang has always sought by con-
s.''al'e means TO build up the patri-
pug spirit IN his country without com
pIomlsseing % IN the eyes OF the pow
els. he Is additionally respected be-
stlse he Is known 10 be an incorrupti.
u.e ONCE holder a rarity in China. and
i ns mas actually sunk a fortune in pub
honestly '' '''
The fact that such a man has wai, cd
'H .y, empress dowager that she must re-
, ,'.. hs' authorization TO the plenipoten.
Varies is OF great significance. If the
empress doWager should again assent
40 lhs signing Of the note. she would
ment led by Chang.
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$500 A MONTH BY Mail.

No one need be deprived Of the advantages OF TINS
SPECIAL OFFER because Of living away from the city
WRITE DRs. SHORES AT ONCE Il you cannot sax
FOR THEIR NEW SYMPTOM LIST AND QCESSiitC(T
pT hNKS and take advantage of Drs. shores STELLA
6FFER D1 RING JANUARY TO CURE CAIARkH
Avn All CATARRHAL CHRONIC DISEASE tolt
Ti4F low FEE OF SO 4 MONTH, NO OTHER CHARGE
OK EXPENSE ALL MEDICINES FREE This special
,fsr Zoos into enc AT ONCE and holds ~ood 70 ALL
VVtio APPLY THIS MONTH CALL OR WRITE, CON
st-iTATIoN FREE WHETHER YOU TAKE TREAT
MENT OR NOT. Don't delay.
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The Bronchial Tubes.

when Catarrh Of the head or throat
IS neglected or wrongfully treated, II
extends down the wlndplpe into the
bronchial tubes, and after awhile at
tacks the lungs Quickly cured WIN
little cost by Drs. Shores famous
treatment
"Haye you cough?'
"Do YOU take cold easiIy?"
"Have YOU pain I'm the side@
oDo YOU raise frothy materials?'
DO YOU spit up little cheesy lumpst'
"Do YOU feel you are growing weak
err"
Don't risk neglecting these warnings
stop the disease before It reaches the
lungs.
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Liver Disease

The liver is affected by Catarrhal
noisons extending from the stomach
into The ducts Of the liver, Quickly
cured by little cost by DIS, Shores
famous treatment.
do you get dizzy"
Have you cold feet?'
DO YOU feel miserable
DO YOU get tired easily?'
DO YOU have hot flashes?
Are your spirits low at times? 81,
DO YOU have rumhhns IN bowels
These are the seven simple signs IN
5iretinp disease of the liver II you
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VICE PRESIDENT ROMA TYLER, OF CHICAGO, ILL.

time. In the first stages Of the disease
Pe.ru-na is a sure cure; In the later
stages Of the disease PERFUME can be
relied upon to produce great benefit, and
in q large per cent, Of cases produce a
permanent cure. All those afflicted With
this dread disease should begin at once
treatment with Pe-ru.na,
Mrs. II. A. Tyner, -Four oaks, n, c.
says: ain January 1898, my daughter
was taken sick with pain in her chest
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The Head aud Throat

This form Of Catarrh is most com
mon-resulting from neglected colds
quickly cured with little cost BY DIS
Shores famous treatment.
rs your nose stopped upf-
Does your nose discharge"
"Is there pain In front Of head 2?
rs there pain In front Of head y
do you hawk TO clear the throat
rs your throat dry In the morning,
do you sleep with your NOUN
open?' 49,.
You can be easily cured now-don
let IL run into complications,
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and right shoulder
blade. A cough soon
developed, " hich
neither Of our resi-.
dent physicians
seemed able to re.
move. She had
every symptom Of
consumption 90 sup
preston Of menses,
night sWeatg and
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Kidney Diseasc,

results IN two ways, by taking cold and
bv overworking the kidneys in separ-
atlng from the blood the Catarrhal
nelson's which affect all organs.
Ouickl. cured with little cost bv DIS.
shores famous treatment go,
DO your hands and feet swell
as II noticed more at night?
rs there pain in small Of back"
HAS the perspiration a bad odora
us there pufHness under the eyes
DO you have TO get up otIeh al
nlght?" - q. 10,
"Is there a deposit in urine If left
standing" 1901, ,i.t,
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Im,av CLARK Estate Claimant

New York Jan. i2-Another claimant !.
~. ,v ,Ss s5000OOOO estate left by Inlay
S IN me gold mine owner who dled ~
Australia about two years aso, n ot Ia FJ'
IN an appearance in the person Oh I Eu
wand Hliliker Of Parachute, cor, VINO
has written to Governor voorhees, OF
Ysv Jersey, setting forth his claims
and asking information. The governor
has turned over the case OF Ihe ne"
Claimant to Elyin W Crane OF Newark
Nj counsel for three claimants. Mrs;
" II Dehagen, George NJ. Love anu
Annie Alyori Of New York.
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RELATIONS WITH VENEZUELA.
o,'''s demonstrates Against
action In Asphalt Matter.

Washington. Jan. 1.-THE statue ~
I nezuelan controversy bes nj
,'.l improved by the Iatest ncr,tios
|us between the United States ond
,.,,.'1lela. and this government bas
,,ss..I,..ils'laitd against the seeming de-
IT, NATION OF the Venezuelan autbor-
ne W lake executive cnenIzance Of
h. ~ h. ptnaIi right. instead Of leaving il
Tba 5Hegision Of the judicial branch.
the or,.. ,'l' oi This government from
isf, V W has been that the mater be
inn, W ule court ana II has sought 10
p9ys,s ,s llls view upon the Venezuelan
hav,' 'i' menu But the latest advices
Vers,,,.a.,a indicated 70 the officials that
artb'.i.la Us Inclined TO take executive
TS 'ly oyer the subject
renc,.o,.n ,led states has therefore
mated against such exercise OF
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Catarrh extends from the throat
along the eustachian tubes into
the ears. causing partial or com
plete deafness Quickly cured with 1T
lie cost by Drs Shores famous treat
ment
rs your hearing falling
do your ears discharge
Us the wax dry In your ears'
DO you hear better some days than
othersy'
us your hearing worse when you
have a coldE'
Don't neglect this until your hearing
is irreparably destroyed. DIS. shores
can cure you.
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DANGER SIGNALS.
Aches and Pains are the Danger SIG
mails That gu are Sick and Need
Treatment.

Read the following symptoms over
carefully mark those you feel IN your
case. and send on bring them to Dls.
shores and they will tell you whether
ysu can be cured, free OF charge.
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Nntlce 10 Mheelmen

There's positively no need 70 endure
discomfort by reason OF chatting. sun
burn insect stings, sore and perspiring
feet or accidental bruises. You forget
these troubles In using Bucklen's AInica
Salve. lnfallible FOR Plmples, Bloiches.
skin Eruuuons and Piles. sold oy n.
G. NJ |, Drug Department p cents.
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Attachment Suit Against Tcwksbury

New York. Jan. l2.-Frederick Telre"
OF Plainaeld y. j.. has begun an at
tachment suit for $4,000 against Lewis
G Tevksb1ry, the absc0nding broker
who Is now In Mexico. The suit n
brought TO recover money loaned to
Tewkstury and the attachment Is taken
against certain property IN Union eoun'
d. In which it is claimed Tewksbury
holds an interest
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whose residence Is
at $50 Goodale ST.
Columbus, ohio,
writes the follow
ing about Pe-ru.na,
Dr. Hartmann
scientific remedy
for catarrh3 " /
can beartostimony
as 90 the merits OF
your remedy, Pc
ru-na. l have
been taking the
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CLOSE UNION OF RfTUALIsTs.
sueh the Probable Result of the
Duke of Ncwcastlc's Visit.

NsW York, Jan. l2.-The duke Of New
eeiIs VINO has been In this c9urtr,, for
~-s weeks, has been one OF tho noted
tIu,liants 10 several conferences bel5
e-'.ns the week with high church lead.
~, SSNO0s me Protestant Eplscopallans
VI Nsw York aud Phuadriphla As n
,ss.'' OF these conferences. Il Is learned
,I1' a lehnile plan has been formed
g'ns igiO close union the ritualists
M LlDs.and and the United States
Ahe lrst efforts toward his upiop
~ 70 ne made In New York Philodai
i..4 ana Boston. II Is the plan 10 ex.
gAl the EFFORT later ON Ia other r,r,s
NM .e United States To foster mis-
b''0n u Is stated IFS the chief object M
,st present visit 10 the United states
y tls grace The duke of Newcastle Ho
No., oUg assisted IN his efforts by two
r I,'sl London ,hurchmen A. Clifton
P P.."f{ on The Cdusch Review and tbe
NV. Harry Wilson. lear M ~ tuo' NJ
ules church 80 aus US
Nm helFay and the Rev. Mr. Wilson
~. .n '.a .l.e, today for Philadelphia who're
Srt "l'i be Joined on Monday by The
I, M rot Newcastle. They Win remain
IN. W, .i.,. 'p0la f.r several DAYS confer
it.5, WIN the r.ualistic leaders They
49, ,,n Hi'i ~ 90 Boston To enlist the bigh
tbsir ,l Ellseopaiians Of that city in
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What Drs, Shores So Rate Means,

Ut MEANS that any sufferer from Deafness Asthma Hay Fever
Carrh Bronchial Lung Disease Caarrh of the Stomach
Liver Kidneys Bladder Bowels other Chronic Aimen
caused by applies Dr Shores during January
will he treated until cured the fee of $500 month"; ALL
MEDICINES INCLUDED FREE Only fourteen days you
want Drs Shores regular $500 month treatment for $780,
APPLY NOW
S3-THlS SPECIAL OFFER IS A LIMITED ONE-$3
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Catarrh OF the stomach Is usually
caused by swallowing mucous, which
drops down from the head and throat
al night. Quickly cured al little cost
by Drs Shores famous treatment.
rs there Nausea
do you belch up gas|'
Are you constipatedg'
rs your tongue coated?
DO You bl0at up after eatingy
is there constant bad taste IN the
mouth?'
Now Is the time 70 be permanently
cured. Drs shores are curing HUNDREDS
every week
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1.-THE subject of the picture Mr. AN Olson the we'll
of
lie constantly
unable hard not
and noursh HIS
him )rs and j
werbo panheadaes h
in ala
Parents don't let the little ones suter Dms
DrsS before
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Offer IS this ntas Is Shores
te charged
5sl%% f Is i!lTfN so
iJ55JIT = /. DE
apply d ou u an are
% s. to
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atlons Of the Malolos congress and FED
eral party In favor Of the separation OF
church and state.