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Pine weedfeT.

II having been announced some time
since that oil OF pine was beneficial In
relieving pulmonary complaints IL
seems that since then quite an indus
try has sprung up In Oregon in its
manufacture. The oil Is made from
nine needles. which are stripped from
the trees twice a year. Some OF the
trees. IL Is said. yield from 600 to 500
pounds Of leaves at each picking. a
good hand being able to pick about
500 pounds day. As soon as picked
the leaves are sent to the factory.
where the oil is extracted by dis,iila-
tfon. ten pounds OF oil being produc-
cd from two thousand pounds OF
leaves. The fibre that remains is wo-
ven into fabrics and mixed with hair
for mattresses. II is also used as
filling for cigars. TO which 1t imparts
a pleasant quality. A notable fact
connected with the process is that 1t is
considered benefit to the trees to
strip them twice year. Those engas-
ed In the industry are mostly Ger
mans
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Limit. Of tn. Audibiiity Of souna.

An interesting matter. from scien-
tific point OF view. in connection with
tho death Of Queen Victoria. is the dis
,anre at which the sound of firing was
heard when the feet saluted as the
body was conveyed from Cowes to
Portsmouth. Letters in the English
journals of science show that the
sounds of the guns were heard In sew
oral places at a distance Of eighty-four
miles. and that at a distance of sixty
miles the conclusions were sufficiently
I,tcpss TO shake windows and to set
cock phcasants to Growing as they do
durIna A thunderstorm. There APP
pcnrs to have been but little wind TO
interfere with the propagation of the
sound.-New York Post.
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Cur. for Me.a.,,. i,,,..,

Professor Dr. vo:-s. the director Of
the national board OF health at Hue.
nos !Ayr-s. nccor,iin. To German IN.
tcrs. Inns found remedy FOR mosquito
bites. lie state. that he discovered !,
by acci,i.n, during his trip 10 Para.
quay To study the pest. lie hal h-ch
supplied with all sorts of remedies.
among them naphthaicn-. mn article of
no value whatever against the I---i.
hut on using II for mosquito bites he
found II OF surprising effect. II n-u.
irniixcs the poison even when the spot
bitten IL greatly infinm-'l. II frrsii
bites ar- rlbi--L with nnphihnicnc no
swelling follows. The professor con
slider. nnphihni-n- almost q specific
nsains; mosquito poison.
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News and Views
Nordau Assoixs Trusts.

DR.. Max Nordau. who has lately
turned his attention to the consolida-
ton Of large companies OF capitalists.
is one OF the most skillful and learned
physicians OF Europe. His very wide
spread fame is due. however. not to his
scientific ability. but rather to his bril-
lance as an author. In 1883 he shocked
and delighted two continents with his
rarely analytical book. Conventional
Lies OF Society" In 1886 he published
his "Paradoxes." and In 1898 the work
by which he is best known. 'Degenera-
t!on." In this remarkably original
book DR.. Nordau attempts to show on
purely Observation-Disclosures grounds
that all modern tendencies are toward
degeneration. He fortifies his position
by examinations into ART. literature
and life. and claims that deseneracy
is seen In all mental and moral phe-
nomena. Dr. Nordau Is descended from
weli-known Jewish family Of Buda-
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A $50 Mile an Hour.

A society Of mechanical engineers
representing the principal European
machine shops. has recently been or
Eanizcd abroad for the purpose OF de-
vciopins railroad engines of phcnome-
nal speed. The accompanying Illus
,ra,ion shows railroad electric motor
lately built by sismans aud Halske. In
connection with the organization.
which. by order of Emperor william.
was tested preiiminaTiiy a shor; time
.incc on the military railroad at Bcr-
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w.., ,,,.m,. n, IN. ,..,.,..-

A, the United States mint 'si.ss.s. ,cp
hronxc cent. wcr, coined last ycaF-n
larger number than was produced
during any previous twclvcmonih. The
min,nrc Of these coins. however. Inns
i-rn very large. indeed. In other years.
ranging from :t,ss.Drp in 1875, TO 10.
rpsp In is.Ss. Few arr presented FOR
redemption and an answer to the lu--.
,ion: What lSccomes Of the ccnisr
would bc as difficult rs that TO the in'
auiry rs to the ultimate fate OF pins.
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Australian Apples.

Parts Of Australia arc becoming live.
~ rivals Of Canada and the United
States In the European apple trade.
Tasmania. especially. Inns been found
n fir-t.inss nppic.rnisins country.
Thcrr ARE s.I31 acres In npp!. or
chnrds there AMI the product ir 1850
was 3sSi.3i5 bushels.
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Denver lies, ,I..par, SOAP.

The Gcyssrits Soap Company. inanufac.
,ursrs Of Denver Hest" Spap. have re-.
Gently issued an entirely new premium,
have ssnd for this new ,ist. Address the
t'.yscrits Snap MfE. Co. Denver. Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26

a Colorado tramp hns learned how
to insure donation from Boston tour.
lists. lie asks for a quarter 10 get his
sl,cctaclcs mcndci.
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DENVER NORMAL and PREPARATORY SCHO
WOULD FLY ACROSS THE SEA.
Asronaut spencer tn Make an nsp~ss'
mental Trim,

Arfouout spcnecS /" SansU -" oepSss'
mratni Trip.
A London dispatch says that Stan
ley Spencer. the famous acronnut. Ii
contemplating nm experimental trip to
ascertain whether II Is possible for y
balloon To cross the Atlantic. lie must
first ind how long u balloon with g.
ODp feet OF gas eau keep aiioat. and
his experiments Will be directed to
that end.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26

or 555 Japanese university students
vbo were questioned as to their reli-
ginus beliefs no fewer than iI2 called
themselves atheists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26

Now that Denver DoEbery has de.
~iisd that II Is not n crime to steal real
hear that Picrpont Morgan has Eobbied
q 10 rarth.
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Hair. Cassrrh Cure
l. q constitutional cure. Price, &c

Judging by the number Of times ",
hear Of its being broken. rccotd mus
be about as easy to smash a laml
chimney.
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..This would bs a happier world" sal
IN. sorn.fs,i philosopher. III more Of
rnt what We wanted and fewer OF u
go, what We deserved.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26

Pros Cur, for Consumption Is an in'siiibis
medicine for coughs and colds-S. W. SAMUEL
OSpsn Grove y. j., rsh. %. 100
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26

''po you believe the sexes ought TO
study tose,hery Yes; bcicyc thsy
less they know other people are watch
ing"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26

e,re er.,,,,r.utiyC Cured. oh,s nsfvou.nsss are,
-. Ss,s Ne. st Dr. Kline. Great Nerve Restorsr.
r-ni Tor FREE s2.oO trial ro,ile snd tr.s,!.e
Dn n IL hIiss la. y 1 krcb 81 phiisdslp lphts. Pa
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f1dred ~
* 6rex,aniorl
ny THE DvcHE S S
IAPTER XVI.

,V.,
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|, fingers across his fore
Ina damp with the chilling
Sd-but to her 1t seemed
The cold hand OF Death.
ceiling took possession OF
n dead? Was he speech
beyond love. life.
ermore?
head onto her lap ana
the hair from his beau
N she murmured to him
nost reproachfuily. half
cruel voice he had loved
lr,h would recall him even
I've. But there was no an
up wildly. Would nobody
How long they were
And. when they did come.
krhanee. be only to tell
,p was necdless-that he
dead. as he appeared
10 her very arms.
k,k with him once more.
moment-juS; for 30 long
lake TO let him know how
d him. and to bcs on hes
forgiveness!
|. lie 30 silent at her feet:
calm. hal. smile had no
,h death. Was she never
,olec asaIn-ncvcr To sec
lnderaess that grew in his
alone! I,
e world dead or inscns'-
would come 10 her call.
!, each precious momcn,
another chance from his
though, was maddcn!ns:
al round her. but as yc,
in sight, And then she
and wr!ns her hands.
cas to mel" rhc sobbed.
siag-darilns!"
pa. shortly after the nccl-
errcd. turning round In his
cover whether Miss TIRE
pmlns up with them. and
va. raised himself In his
aycy the ground behind.
lEo horses r!dcrlcss. ann
could no, discern clearly
,.
!. look" he called to hit
what In ii-whnt has
tau you sec Mlidrcd'
for nothing more. bu,
TO the as,onishcd animal
Foic furiousiy hack. icay-
fEc TO follow him aimos;
as ~ha, they saw.
lEuaiiy iifcicss. with onc
under him. in that hoFri.
say a broken limb will
kc. lay Dcnsii Scunsc,
tvaaiuH holding his head
AMI smoothing back his
s moancd over him words
that made 1.ynfon't d
pld.
he cried sharply. putting
hes arm with the intcn.
hs her from the ground
him on roughly.
hc. she said: what have
= us! I loved him. oh,
lFiins speak to mc-spcak
'Ae meaning of this7'
hoaFsciy. "Trcvanion
|nov."
vho was bending Over
nan, raised his eyes foi
as she says Il. 1t is true.
simply. But I give you
honor as a gentleman.
Of II. All I know is that
BIN long before you pro
for what reason I am
p yourself. II has been
p from first to last"
se spoke. Mildred looked
si time.
she asked with terri.
hope not: n broken arm
answered her father
aving the broken limh
the wounded man with
eSs. Lyndon. the bran.
% was almost as white rs
moment. rcsoiutely put.
Grievances behind him
being, knclt down besid,
pa. giving him his flask
in tic task of rcsusci,
II be- he asked in d
answered Sir George,
hope for the best. Bu'
ae look on the poor lad,
seen such a look before
nOcr little Polly Stuart oI
was on the ground whcr
very much in the sam,
a| him lying there will
OF strange. calm. hall
lace as though dcfyinr
was stone dead at th,
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There may bc nothing new under the
=un-but the moon is new every month.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26

Mrs. wlnsiow.a Soothing syrur.
poe children teethinr. softcns the gems f.dett.
eafnus,iaa. Ailays psin.csres ~indcoiie- &c svo4e
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26

Sure TO be arrested Any ache or
pain by Hamlin's famous Wizard Oil.
Your druggist sells IL.
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MAX NoRDAU.

post. He began writing to the ncwspa-
pcrs on many topics even while he was
q lad at school. Hc II 8: years old.
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dustrious badger. II a few of the
patches are overlooked it does not make
much difference as the loss does not
amount to much. When the load is got
home the tired haymake.s lie down to
sleep between the rounds of the con.
tinued fight between them and the
mosquitoes and bedbugs. tits then that
the honest farmer dreams of big irriga-
ting bitches spreading rivulets of water
through timothy and bromus grass three
feet high and the hired man thinks him
self on the back Of feet footed cayuse
with d saddle rope swinging in the air
trying to catch tuft of bunch grass
that ever eludes him. Haymaking on a
steep side hill, where the machine upsets
every now and then, or in an alkali
coulee, where the horses nire down, may
be all right for those who like it, but the
Roander prefers to lie in the shade in
the heat OF the day and in the cool OF
the evening go fishing.
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TIE ROUND EIG.

Making hay in this country is great
business and the Rounder at on6 time
thought seriously of engaging therein.
He would have done so only he did not
care to be burdened with the wealth he
would have acquired. The cares and
trial of the rich are something awful,
they have to lie awake nights planning
how to squeeze another penny out OF
some poorer chap. A man does not
need to have a meadow to make hay
here. He can bind up his old mower
with rawhide, after he hauls is out of
the mud, whore it vas left last year, and
hitch his hores to it. One Of the horses
will of cou'se, DO broncho and the
other one gentle but balky. When all
is ready the independents farmer starts
out to hunt for q piece OF grass long
enough to cut After travelling a few
miles he spies codlee that looks promis
ing and he throws his machine ia gear.
/ II the team runs away lie has only to
throw a back somersault and io down to
wait for for some one to come along with
a saddle horse and catch them. Whom
he has moved several little patches not
more than four or FIVE niles apart he
goes homo to see what is keeping the
hired man with the rake and finds that
he has just go5 1t fixed When the hay
is raked into bunches it has imposing
appearance ard the range bulls have a
merry time cavorting around and over it
When the cutting and rak.ng has gone
on for two or three days and a load OF
two has accumulated the two. men sally
forth in a wagon to bring it home. It is
better to take magnifying field glass
along, for the imposing hay cocks viii
nave dwindled to q heap OF dun colored
stuff that at distance may be mistaken
fer an earth heap pthrovn up by an in
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mockingbird, goldfuch, snowbird. cedar
stork, or any Of the other small birds
known as song birds.
It's unlawful to run or hunt any Of
the above mentioned large game at any
time with dogs.
1t is unlawful to uss any giant powder
or other explosive compound or hooks
baited With any poisonous thing or com
p2und, or by the uso Of dams, grab
hooks, seine5 or other similar means for
the catcling OF dsa seineS or catch
nets may be used IN the Missouri river,
below Great Falls, aad in tls Yellow
stone river below Big Horn, bat sach
sainss or nets must have mesh not less
than two 2) inches sqaare-K Kalispell
Bee.
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Notice OF Meeting OF Board OF
Equalization

Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment book for the year 1901 is now in
the county clerks Office, for inspection
OF all parties Interested. The board of
county commissioners, as a board OF
eq ualization, will be in session at same
place on Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day, August 8, 8 and 10, to take action
on such complaints as may be made to
said board, and for final action on pro-
posed raises OF assessment. Parties fail
ing to appear as above will be there
after debarred from making corrections
in their assessments.
.ttention is called to the following
sections of the Political Code in relation
10 the duties OF the board OF equaliza-
lion:
SECTION 3782.-No reduction must be made
in the valuation OF property unless the
party affected thereby, or his agent, makes
anu lilies with the Board q written application
therefor, verified by his oath. showing the
facts uponwhtch it is cla imed such reduction
sLouio Le made.
oECIIO afS5-beiCFe the bOafd grants the
application. or makes any reduction applied
for, it must examine on oath, the person OF
agent making Che application. touching tht
value OF Une property OF suclrperson. No re
duction must ~ made unless the person OF
agent making the application attends and
answers all qaestlOns pertinent TO the inquiry
GhoLeau; tdolv. . 'gIy -, 1901.
A. @. WARNER,
st County Clerk.
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tEEIE1 GAME LAW.
A Brief Outline Of the Dates ana
Restrictions 0ft1unting an0
Fishing.

Inquiries have been frequently heard
of late regarding the open season for Ger
tain kinds Of game in Montana and a
brief outline OF tho dates and restrictions
is given below
The open season for hunting geese,
ducks, brant and swan is from Geptem-
Der 1st to May 1st; sage hens and turtle
doves Qimited to the killing of p in a
single day., from August 1 to Dec3mber
]; grouse, prairie caickon, fool hen,
pheasant cr partridge lhnited to 20 il a
day., September to December /; deer
aud Rocky mountain goat Omitted to six
in one open season., September l to
January bull or male elk Omitted to
ono in each soason), September to
November l, Fish may be caught any
time with hook and line.
1t is unlawful TO kill at any time
moose, bison, caribou, buffalo, quail
Chinese pheasant, mountain sheep, ante
lope, female elk, beaver, meadow lark.
blaebird, thrush, oriole, woodrecker.
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Notice to Creditors.
A. @. WARNER,
County Clerk.

estate OF john J. Devine deceased.)
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
of the estate OF John j. De-
vine deceased, To Inc creditors OF and all per-
sons having claims against the said deceased
to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first publication
of this notice, TO the said Administrators at
Pondera. Mont, the same being the place for
the transaction OF the business OF said estate
MARY e. DEyINE,
Administrators of JohnJ. .Devine deceased
Dated July 10th 199l
First publication July 25 1901.
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Elealy's New Enterprlse.

Captain John j. Healy, for many years
prominent in the affairs and manage.
ment Of the North American Transpor-
tation and Trading company, will here.
after devote his energies and money to
the development Of the Yakutat bay
district III Southeastern Alaska, says
tne5eatrle Post st-Inteliigencer. la com
pany with namb OF Seattle men he
has organized the Yakutat company,
with capital STOCK Ut 9aoe, 900 -slNe
purpose OF esta blishi1g general trading
stores and warehouses; in the Yakutat
district, and developing the minera. and
other resources OF the country.
the incorporators OF the company are
Captain HeAly, f. q. Noyes, a we'll
known Kloadige mining man; w l.
Warner, mining man OF Yakutat;
James Hamilton Lewis and 7. 5 dar-
din.
Captain HeaIy is the executive head
of the concern. The company has al
ready acquired a number OF placer and
qua tz mines on Kantagg island, in va
kutat bay, which viii be developed this
season. In addition the company has
secured some valuable timber lands, and
has located a site Tor salmon cannery
which Will probably be bEilt this season
Seattle will be the headquarters OF the
new company, and the first shipment OF
stores and timber viii be made within {
few days. Captain Healy is convinced
of the richness OF the Yakulat bay dis
trict, not only from a mining point O
view, out also with regard to its timoer
and fisheries.
It's the purpose of the company ulti
mately to establish 4 steamer line be
tween this city and Yakutat.- Herald.
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CETOTEAU.
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SSNreferSS
Chas. Davlin and wife oil Birch creek
passed through Choteau, on Saturday
lass on their way to the Sun River Hot
Springs, where they win remain for some
time.
Miss Angelique Truchot has returned
from visit with friends at Kalispell.
Rev. Geo. II. Fees, of Bozeman, is
visiting with Rev. Cunningham and
family. Mr.. Fees occupied the pulpi. in
the NJ e. church Sunday Imorning and
evening and uron both occasions de-
livered interesting and instructive dis
courses. He will remain until after
Conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hirshberg OF
Helena are visiting in Choteau this
week.
Mrs Kenneth Mclean of Augusta, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nc
Donald.
G. w. Cooper has Just returned from a
trip to Valley county where he made
arrangements to take his sheep. He
will return in few weeks to prepare for
the permanent location Of a sheep ranch.
His family will live at Glasgow.
Frank Pence, after an absence Of
about two years, has returned to Cho-
teau, and is now doing carpenter work
on the school house for Mr.. Boutiliez.
Charley Krofft returned last l7ri1.y
from the East where H ,ao. with a
shipment of horses. On his tlip he took
in the Buffalo Exposition.
U. G. Allen has quit the saloon bust
ness and gone to making hay.
Mike Blanchard and Dolly Shearer OF
Pondera were married on Monday last in
the parlors Of the Choteau House, Rev
Cunningham performed the ceremony
hIr and Mrs. Blanchard will make their
homo at Cut Bank.
r. Morgan and son Jesse, were Cho
teau visitors Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Methodist ministers Of the NORTH
Montana Mission have taken possessior
Of Choteau for this week. The anaua
/ Conference br ugs all the ministers @
the Mission together, and Choteau ex
poets to entertain about so mem ers 0
the Miesion including number o
eminent men from outside of the con
ference Bishop Fowler Of Buffalo n. Y
who is to preside, arrived on Wednesday
accompanied by Rev. Van Orsdell, tn
superintendent of the North Montanj
Mission. Bishop Fowler's famous lee
ture on Abraham Lincoln, at the Towr
Hall on Thursday evening is looked for
ward 70 as the event OF the meeting. |
is needless to say that the people {
Choteau viii spare no pains to malz
things pleasant for the preachers. A
the available supply of chickens hs
been secured and placed at their di
/ posal and Choteauis is on her good b
t hayiour generally.
Rev. ana Mrs. Logan are among Il
visitors attending Conference. NJ
= Logan was pas tor Of the church here T,
+ 8 years, and these good people have
host OF friends in Choteau.
l Rev. L r. Kufus, preached an inte
d esting and able sermon at the VI.
church Monday evening. 'r. Kufus
4 Teton coanty boy and his former neig
: bor3 and friends are justly proud OF lii
fFsEz1 GAN1E LAW.
i
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j. q. MnCn AIc
- A-AA4 1911
Secretary.

Dupuyer, Mont. July p, 1901.
First publication August 1, 1901.
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A Minister'S Gool Work.

81 had a severe attack Of bilious collie,
get a bo.tle OF Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, took
two doses and was entirely cured" says
Rev. A. A. Power, OF Emporia, Kan. MY
neighbor across the street was sick for
over a week, had two or three bottles Of
medicine from the doctor. He used
them for three or four days without re
lief, then called in another doctor who
treated him for some days and gave him
no relief, 50 discharged him. went
went over to see him tie next morning,
lie said his bowels were in a terrible fix,
that thsy had been ranning OF SO long
that it was almost blooiy tiax. | asked
him ii he had tried Chnnoeraia's Cole,
Cholera and DiarrAoea Remedy and he
said, No I went tomo and brought him
my bottle and gave him one dose; told
him to taho another dose il fifteen or
twenty minutes if he did nos fad relief,
bat he took 40 more and vas entirely
cured" For sale by Ino5. B. Magee.
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Proposals for Bridge.

Sealed proposals, to be endorsed proposals
for Dry Fork Bridge" viii be received by the
undersigned chairman of the board Of trustees
for Dupuyer Road District No.2, Until II M.
OF the I7Ch day of August 1861, for the erection
Of wooden truss bridge across the Dry Fork
on the road between Dupuyer and Pondera,
according TO plans and specifications to be
seen at the Office OF of the DUPUYER ACANTHA.
All material to be furnished by the district
Proposals must be accompanied by a certified
check for five per cent of the amount OF the
bid The right is reserved TO reject any and
all bids.
Attest:
j. Il. LEECH, r. o. Nc Gu AIG,
Secretary. Chairman.
Dapuyer Moat July p, 1901
First Publication August 1, 1901
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,

The laws OF health require that the.
boUas8 move once each daytand, one Ct
TIE penalties for violating this law isa
piles. Keep yonr bowels regular by
taking i dose OF Chamberlaia'5 Stomach
an / Liver Tablets when, necessary and
you viii never have that severe punish
meat inflicted upon you. Price, 25pentse
For sale by Thos, 3. Magea,
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What most people want is something
mild and sentle, when need Ola pbyslc.
Chamherlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
let's Hll the bill to dot. They are easy
70 ta9a and pleasant in effect. For sale
by Thoa. B, Magee..