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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-09
wACO'S WATER WORKS SYSTEM
PEOPLE NAY VOTE on QUESTION OF
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP.
"cneral Sentiment in Favor Of the
propositions Question - AS 10 tho
Building of New Plant. -

waco. Texas. February Sat the
meeting of the city council last pisht a
ommlt'ee was sppoisted to prepare
suitable proposition 10 the e,ti,eos CT
"aea 10 determine vse her o. not mg-
uiclpal ownership of the Nlser w,rss is
dssirsd. The committee will nsp,rt nest
week and i the repcrt i fiyotsbla tn,
proposition will be .uhmt.e1 Is g vets
OF toe people a; the election to be hell
~ .April. There seems e be We 8
strong sentiment in favor OF the titg
GIVING water works, but the quest'o1 Is
more as TO which would be the mo |
practical thing to d., 20 purchase tie
present water system which Is Owned by
local corporation. or to erect com
pe;itiyo system,
The brn1os Valley Extension.
Waco. Texas. FEBRUARY s.---Mayor j..
W. Higgins. Hon Waller :. Baker aal
Colonel w. W. Seley tho committee OF
citizens who were cent 20 Palestine -
elise up the deal between General Man-
aEer L. Tri,e Of the International aad
Great Nt~Ibe.n railroad and the citi-
Tens OF Waco for tina; road TO coma by
/ Wsco on Its extension north from Mitltn
| 70 Fort Worth. reached hone last night,
having secured everything they went at
ter Tho c nmitte went by Al;stin u
J 0td N securing tho passage OF the c3n-
s,lidation hin Of the sNove road snl TITO
{ Calvert. Waco and Brszos Valley rsilr a :.
In This they were er.irely successful
Tho contrast between Tho citztps ard
railroad wsS also ,igned ard as saon 5
the right Of way can be secured fro u
Marlin this way. work VIII begin "a to
n4rthern extcns,on 1t Is the intendon
/ Of the railroad to have their TRACES hui
/ into Waco by summer. The cltizsps Of
! Waco will aid in securing the rlgbt OF
WY and will begin wcrk at once o. just
IS seen as the route is decided upon
vehicle Tax To he Tested.
/ Waco, Texas. February s,-The obi
nance recently passed By The city coun-
Gil Of Waco placing tax en- all ru5l.c
vehicles is to he tested again Sowt
weeks ago test was made AZ II ! {
yal'1ity before the city rccerier AMI va
sustained. Tho case was then t1kel be-
fore CoUuty Judge Gerald and the oplu-
ion Of The recorder was affirmed
! y ~. tho ceXt case viii be tested IL
anc he" way. aud q such a can BE- tater
to the court Of criminal appeals. Al
EdWarGS. tho p-cr7ictcr Of = l'rge a
aud feat lire was arrested yes or 'ef o
a charge Of violating tho ordinince F'
Immediately Fued GU, a wit az IA oea,
CORPUS, The writ wa granted and made
returra5lo TO judge Surtatt saturday
mcrring 81 10 o'cloct Ii the c urt srs
mrs the ordinance and rcmau1s tie 1e-
&C. daut to the custody CT the city nar'
shall tten be csyc will be cs-r,td 70 u,
co,rt q criminal apresls
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-09

For n Cold in the Head
Laxative Broiro- ouinine Tablets.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-09
MARINE INlrLL,GrNCt.
PORT OF GALVESTON, February

PORT. or GALVESTON, February s.
ARniVEt,
50 samantha q -. nom Newcastle.
IS Nardefci thrl. from Liverpool
cLEAnEt,.
So Pensac0lG lAml, 700 Pensacola.
SAILED.
SIS lnglehcld tsrl, lor Liverpool.
S. Cromwell tIir.A for Man hester.
IS Fannie Palmer Anl, for roIt Tampa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-09

For IA Cold In the Head
Laxative Bromo- Quiniee Tablets.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-09

GALVESTON STOCK

Total number ta;es CT cation OF sapbooad,
Gc,tu.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-09

i faFrres for the week were 269 10 the
5rpie, States against 245 last year AMI 50
III Canada against 70 last year.
The daily sentinel., 1901-06-17

New York's World, with that
irony prompted by jealousy, says
the new style of Chicago divorce is
philosophical affair. Mrs. Fair
man, aged 3S. gets a divorce by
agreement from Mr.. Fairman, aged
So, and marries Mr.. Disbrow, a
boarder in the household. Mrs.
Disbrow explains: "We all recogn-
lied that it was for the best. Mr..
Fairman was getting so old that he
was unable to work, and we agreed
that if were to marry l could take
better care Of him than If we re-
NAMED as man and wife. Now l
can take good care OF him." So
the boarder becomes the husband
and the husband becomes the
boarder-not, however, until he
has taken a vacation at the Buffalo
exposition while Mr.. and Mrs. Dis
The daily sentinel., 1901-06-17
SEVERE BUT JUST.

Some severe comments have
been made by republican papers
which can never see anything good
in the man, on the severe denuncia-
ton OF the supreme court in the
flag and constitution case by Mr..
Bryan. He was vere-there can
be no doubt of that; but he was
also just. These papers should re-
call what the four dissenting judges
said or accepted. In that light and
considering the official position Of
the four judges-fve to four the
court stood Mr.. Bryan's remarks
are temperate. Justice Harlan, a
good republican, declared from the
bench that the results OF the views
of the majority of the court, il
maintained will be a radical and
misehieAous change in our system
of government. We will, in that
event, pass from the era of consti>
tutional liberty guarded and pro>
tected by written constitution, in
to an era of legislative absolutism."
The chief justice almost outdid Mr..
Bryan by saying that the majority
view meant this, ito overthrow the
basis of our constitutional law"
When four out Of nine justices
manifest such opinions in the quiet
sedate atmosphere Of the supreme
court room, it can hardly be ex-
pected that political leaders like
Mr.. Bryan and scores of others
that might be named will handle
the decision with kid gloves. The
minority judges said about all that
could be said against it.
The daily sentinel., 1901-06-17

We can see no reason why any
alumnis Of Yale can object at the
proposition to confer degree upon
Archbishop Ireland. on account OF
his religion. OF course we know
that it has not been the custom Of
purely protestant educational insti>
tutions, to confer degrees upon
Catholic prelates. In the case Of
Ireland, whose Americanism has
The daily sentinel., 1901-06-17

Americans pure and simple, who
love the man for his absolute
Americanism, will earnestly hope
that Governor Hazen S. Pingree
will recover from his desperate ILL
ness in London. The country, more
particularly at the present moment,
cannot afford to lose such men as
Pineree, who is all American and
does not ape foreign ideas and ap>
plaud everything, simply because
it has foreign accent or cast.
The daily sentinel., 1901-06-17

Chicago has taken on a spasm Of
morality. Its first object of attack
is the midsummer derby. Governor
Yates instiga es the attack and says
that it tends to immortality and to
gambling. Wonder whether Gov.
Yates could not find more flagrant
objects to b. gin his moral crusade,
in that great city by the lakes7
The daily sentinel., 1901-06-17
Public Installation.

The Pioneers OF the Pacific held
public installation Of officers At Odd
Fellows hall on Saturday evening. June
18th.
F. W. Mcintyre. Of Denver, tho Grand
Marshal OF the order conducted the in-
stallation ceremony. with Assistant
Grand Marshal j. O. Myers - Supreme
Messenger.
The following officers were installed
for the ensuing term.
Past I Commander. @. 81. Covey.
Commander, II. F. Grubbs.
Captain. Mrs. N. E. De La Mar.
Chaplain W. q. Banuister.
Scribe. q. N. Cas-.
Treasurer, NJ. A. Clifford.
N. Scout. Katherine Sowles.
8. Scout, Mrs Mary Murphy.
Ancient Guide. Mss Dora O'Neal.
Messenger. Carl 1ysrs.
Sentinel, DR.. H. 8. Henderson.
Picket, Aelzer q. Jones.
Refreshments were served at the con-
clusion OF the installation. The hall
was crowded. quite large delegation
being present from Fruita. -.ri
The daily sentinel., 1901-06-17

been so prone unced and his in>
fluence for purely American ideas
SO great in moulding pure pubs
lie opinion, we can see no reason
whatever why it would not honor
Yale to confer the degree as pros
posed. We believe this opinion
will be agreed with by a majority
OF the American students of today.
The daily sentinel., 1901-06-17

A majority of the papers OF the
state have refused to run the cou>
pons for the Festival of Mountain
and Plain maid of honor. They
nominate that contest the largest
fake of any perpetrated in the state
for free advertising
The daily sentinel., 1901-06-17

brow are billing and cooling at the
Disbrow-late the Fairman-cot>
tage. Thus does the Chicago cu>
pid cut close his curly locks, shed
his bow and quiver Of cruel arrows
and sober himself to severe business
PRINCIPLES.
The daily sentinel., 1901-06-17

The disaster in New York har>
Dor between the ferry boats seems
to have been the result OF two bull
headed men occupying positions Of
the greatest trust.
The daily sentinel., 1901-06-17

That commission to the st. Louis
exposition does not look so attrac-
tive, without the means of getting
at that $4,000 appropriation.
The daily sentinel., 1901-06-17

Have you seen the labor saving waeh
ing machine at the Bazaar?
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-02-23

+ HAZING THE HAZERS J
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

THE new "pleb" at the West Point
military academy was under
size1 and unassuming looking. A
shock of brown hair protru6ed be-
meath his cadets cap. He had habit
Of smiling when addressed, and show
ing his white teeth. This habit got
him into trouble with first class
man." a cadet officer. the day after
his arrival at the academy. lie was
taking walk around the parade
ground. He saiuted tie first class
"man" as the latter approached and
smiled cheerfully. The cadet officer
stopped and glowered at the "pleb."
Sir" he said, in deep, chesty
tone, "what are you grinning at?'
'Who, me?" said the ''pleb." "oh,
any old thing. What do you want to
know for?"
Because, sir" thundered the first
class "man," throwing out his chest
like pouter pigeon, ''your grin is in
sulting. siri"
''It is, hey" replied the new "pleb,"
continuing to smile. swell, what are
you going to do about Il? is there
any rule around here that forbids a
fellow to smile?"
The first class imam was almost
swept of his pins by the audacity OF
the ''pleb's" reply and the unheard-of
"fmpertinence" of this "pleb's'' man
Her.
"&rrah,- said the first class "man,"
In tone that was meant to SINCE the
grass on the paraoe ground. "are you
aware whom you are addreszng?"
Well" replied the ''pleb." scratch
ing his head with an easy gesture.
II don't know your name, but you
eeem 10 have enough gall TO permit
q your staying part OF the distance,
snyhow."
The first class "man" was so amazed
at the colossal ''impudence" Of this
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-02-23

reply that words almost failed him.
A large, somewhat awkward LOOKING
Pleh," who just then happened to be
passing by. helped the Arst class
man" out OF his predicament.
Come here. sdrrahi" the cadet oficer
commanded the large. awkward Look
Ing rpleb." and the latter, bringing.
approached. -
DO you object, sir, TO the manner
thds fellow has OF wearing his cap7.'
said the first class "man," indicatiag
the undersSeed .pleb" to the other.
The latter. looking as If he stood In
mortal fear OF his life, repneds
II do. SIR
Very well, SIR" replied the Arxt
-elasa man." In en- indignation-choled
tone. YOU are to thrash the fellow
this evening after ttapaS YOU inds-
eating the -pleb" with the shock OF
brown hair ''are to report at the
corral after taps tonight for lick
ing" - :@o 1@, - = 20 - Z 81 &
Good thing" replied the under
sized "pleb." 81 don't know about
the licking. but I'll be there, all
right 9al ~
The understood ''pleb" was at the
corral direstly after ''taps." He ar
rived alone, and he was chewing con
teDtedly on a blade of grass when he
found the group awaiting him. 1t
consisted OF eight cadets and cadet
officers, and the large ''pleb" who had
been selected to thrash the undersized
pleb." The two ,''plebs''g quietly
stripped TO their trousers and UNDER
shirts- The large "pleb" looked as n
he would tip the beam at about TIC
and measure mp to FIVE feet eleven
The understood "pleb" with the shock
Of brown hair hooked 20 weigh about
126 pounds and to stand about Ave
feet four In his goloshesg However
he looked rather unusually bunchy as
20 chest and bieeps under his under
shirt. -'@9t 'helt-l
They went at It at the insulted first
class mans" signal. The undersized
-plebS danced around his big aDtaS-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-02-23
Am Interesting story,

= "Yes," said the statesman with the
kindly eye, but the firmly set mouth,
Il like to read about Noah and the
ark"
! what brought them to your attsn-
tionp"
Nothing in particular. i couldn't
avoid being struck by the manner in
which Noah and his sons went to
work and carried the enterprise
through without asking penny's as
sistance from the government. But,
of course, those were primitive days"
Washington Star.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-02-23
Man Killed BIZ a Hatpin.

At Prescott Wallas Walla county,
Wash, Frank Sloan In fun kissed Miss
Ella Boone, whom he had bfndfolded.
She resented his action and, pulling
q hatpin from her hat, stabbed him
in the leg. The pin was broken on
in the limb and blood poisoning Re.
suited. Next day the pain became so
intense that Sloan went to the hos
pital at Walla Walla.o An x-ray ma
chine failed to locate the remaining
portion of the pin. Sloan grew worse
and died. Miss Boone had remarked
in Sloan's presence that she had never
been kissed. This led to Sloan's
death. The girl wss fond OF him and
II now grief-stFicIen. E
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-02-23
Needed I'm Every Home

When he reached home he opened
the package he was carrying and dis
played number of placards, some of
which read For Show" and the 9TH
ers "For USE"
There!" he exclaimed, triumphant
ly, Il fatter myself 1 have solved the
problem"
Solved the probleml" she repeated.
What problem? What in the world
do you intend to do with those
cards?''
Il am going TO give them to you
he replied. 80 that you can put them
on the various sofa pillows scattered
about the house. "-Chicago Post.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-02-23
An Object Lesson.

Mr.. Jones-Tm going to bring young
Yabsleigh home to supper tonight.
Mrs. Jones-Why, we haven't thing
to eat in the house, the cook is intoxi.
Gated, baby has the collie and mother is
comingl
Mr.. Jones-Yes, that's why I'm going
to bring him home! The young fool is
thinking of getting married.-Judge.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-02-23
where They Grow Big Apples.

Huge apples are raised in British
Columbia. At an agricultural fair in
Kamloops DIR. Isaac L. Wood, of Ply
mouth, Mass, saw an apple which
weighed 20 ounces. He brought home
with him, as samples, one which
measured 1917 inches in circumfer-
ence and weighs % ounces, and an
other almost as large.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-02-23
SIN worue

Mcdowell, sir, I'll never again
speak to such hide-bound idiot as
Billxins.
Todd should think you would
know better than to talk religion OF
politics to a man.
Il did. This was underwear
Brooklyn Life.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-02-23
Nothing More to BE Said.

"What is his reputation for truth
and veracity?" asked the lawyer who
was trying to impeach preceding wit
ness.
"Have I not already told you" an.
swered the man on the stand, "that he
Is professional ward politician" -
Chicago Post.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-02-23
Sad NeRlect OF Dutx.

A conductor. was dismissed from a
street car company in Chicago a short
time ago for an unpardorable neglect
Of duty. A child was born in his car,
and he became 80, nervous and ex-
cited that he forgot to collect its fars,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-02-23
a SENSATION IN BRooKLYN-A MIME
TIERS STATEMENT.

wish co state that one or my parisnonsrs
was sick and In trouble FOR q long time, Mrs.
Brown, 81 Gay Street, No one seemed TO nm
but none OF them seemed to know what wa
was my duty as Der pastor 20 fsaii ana o see .
done by DR.. Shea the last few years, thought
1 would call and see him myself. found
me wonderful test of his s ss, Sav s
20 send him . lock OF patient p .shich
Old OF her daughter.
BE told at once what w ...USer and
In short time cured r al and wall.
Her Family had sesminsls Ssider a cloud
NOW All Is changed: al are well and
mend DIR Shea 60 all those IN sickness or dxs
treas OF any kind, Rev. Wnliam Johnson
Dr. shes can NOW tnousSnas such n.
above .-g- = :.
10 DE-. sHRA
mas been carefully educated IN the Homcs
pathic and Eclectic Schools OF, Medfcfns
his success Ia wonderful In curing paraiysis
rheumatism, Asthma Sore kysss Tumors
T TsSs WSr4 SSni aRss AsS
Catarrn, Dropsy. Piles, Nervous Debility
Heart Disease, Comsumpt ion, Diseases 8,
and an strange nsysterious diseases wsses
Others don't understand. An C6iseases, No
matter what tney be: Nothing bat honors,
tell you II you can be cured, Has all new
remedies and new successp Has had amplr
siiPses Ne ina SieS human fs ss. fd CAN :,
once t.- ~ =
Do not delay. Diplomas hang IN pArlors
Is registered physician. A new remedy
for Rheumatism just discovered, not . Ina
ment. Hopeless cases and shcse that otherr
cannot cure solicited 20 can. Fat folks thir
the chtldQesa made parents.l Auletters mus,
contain 500, two stamps, age 1ock OF hair
For consaisatton, advice and diagnosts. Nc
postal cards. sFIfE A -
Charges for medical treatment only. kea
Sicu this paper. On : :
- sl FULTON STREET,
C3 BRSoELYN. n. II
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-02-23
Light.

"You used to say" she bitterly COM
planned, that 1 was the light of your
existence"
81 know it." he replied with almost
brutal frankness, "but that was be-
fore had to pay for the gas you con-
sumo by sitting up till midnight read
ing fool love stO~ies. "-Chicago Times
Herald. p
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-02-23
Dark Side ofLifn-

Mrs .Crimsonbeak-Why is it, John,
that the poets always burn the mid
night oil?
Mr.. Crimsonbeak-Oh, suppose they
are ashamed to be seen writing such
stuff in the daytime.-Yonkers States
man
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-02-23
Anxious.

Your wife's just met with a seri-
Gus accident, Mr.. Wilkens," said the
excited messenger. "She ran over a
dog while riding her wheel and
they've taken her to the hospital"
! Wilkens (excitedly)-Was it liver
and-white fox-terrier with dark spots
on his shoulders Puck.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-02-23
Triumph, of Cixilin.tinn-

Mrs. Crimsonbeak-In their native
state the Indian men wear lots of
feathers, while the women do not.
Mrs. Characterization they are
civilized the women wear the feath-
ers and the men do not.-Yonkers
Statesmen
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-02-23
THE DESPOr.


They knew not whence the tyrant came,
They did not even know his name,
Yet he compelled them, one and all.
To bow in bondage to his thrall;
And from their lips allegiance wrung,
Although stranger to their tongue.
Whilst he was wrapt In royal state,
Their hours of toll were long and late;
No moment could they cali their own
Within the precincts of his throne;
And when they dreamed their work was
DER
he only made them slave the more.
Although the conquering king was he
OF people who had once been free,
No word of praise or promise fell
From him his subjects served so well:
Yet none OF those who crowned him lord.
Received shadow of reward.
Obedience to his behest
Destroyed their peace, disturbed their
rest:
Yet when his drowsy eyes grew dim.
Nor mortal dared to waken him,
They stole about with stealthy tread
THE baby is asleep" they said.
John NJ. Stuart Dung, in Idler.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-02-23

E Writts-Brieay used to boast thai
he never saw win he couldn't break.
Fyfay-And doesn't he now2
Writts--Not since he got married
Town Topics $50, - 3
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-02-23
The Revised Yen.inn.

Whatever proverbs may declare.
We haven't any cash to spare,
And he Is our best friend indeed
Who never is a friend In need.
Chicago Record.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-02-23

Northerner lin kentucky saloonl-
presume you find the concocting Of
tuleps q very lucrative vocation? -
Bartender--Yes, sub; it's a reguluh
mint.-Judge. 7"frr
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-02-23
Bswar- Of Oinrments FOR Ossarrh shat
CONTAIN Mercury,


Contain Mercury,
ss mercury will surety destroy tbs
sense Of smell and elm slstely dsradxs
the whole system when enserioy 10
through the mucous sartaBss Ssh
articles should never be ussi sx, spe
on prescriptions from repa ;sbIs paYsi.
clans, as the damage ehsy will , II
ten fold to the gooi Yol cal p)isioly
derive from them. II NPs Jt5aech
Cure, manufactured by z. J.. J13lsy
& 90 Toledo, o., coatiIas al n,rsl-
ry, aud is taken iutsrlAlly sssiaS d.
reetly upon the blooi sni n lssls sue
faces OF the system Ia luHag Il llpa
Oasrrh Cure be sure Jol 90 ca, ysa-
uine, 1t is taken in5erlallY All 10
made in Toledo, Ohio, OF Z. ). ClBa,y
q TO. Testimonials frss.
% Sold by Druggists, prise 75s.
per bottle.
sD's FAnilvPiiis
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-02-23
Showing Him ON.

GeOrge-I'm afraid Ethel q doesn't
love me any more.
Jack.-What makes you think SO?
George-Last night she introduced
me to her cheperon.- m. Y. weekfy.J
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-02-23

Swell Boy-rm going to have my
choice between q bicycle and gun.
Common Boy-Hully gee. amt dat
great9 Ne mudder's goin:s 10 let me
choose tween helm yaxinated and hsv-
In . tooth drored--Detroit Free PresA
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-02-23

This Is 1uito psradoxicai.
But u goes II you please;
ITS a cold DAY for plumbers
When the pipes don't freaxs."
Chicago Daily News.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-02-23
C w LEWIS.

, Attorney Gs-Lsw aaa Nosary Publi,
lbstrsst ~ Title ON ~. Tales 4
property asrefully eE. aimed DC sic
tsati "a gissa Ia sifs4aad ithsr ms
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DIR. Humphreys

SPECIFICS cure by acting directly upon
the disease, without exciting disorder In
any other part Of the syn tenn.
10. 'o1 cpxrs .f
1-Fevers. Coneestions, InnauunaaaaoDs. -
e2-WoTmss Worm Fewer. wosm ooNc.. !RR
S-TeethinG. Collie. Crying .waksfaIness .3x
-4-DiArrhoa. OF childrsn or Adults. az
1-CouGhs. Colds, Bronchitis, ....,......, .aa
s-Neuralsia, Toothache. Faoeache. -. as
o-HeadAehe. Sick Headache, versteo-. O.
10-DSspepsia. indigestion, weak Stomach. ~
Unsurpassed or Painful Periods. GA.
l2-Whites. Too Profuse Periods .ak
lJ-Croap. Laryngitis. Hoarseness. an
I4-sait Rheum. EryEpelas. Eruptions.. .0a,
lo-hheamatism. Rheumatic Pains. .aa
16-Msiaris. Chilis, Fever and Asue. O.
10-catarfh. Influenza. CID IN the Head .aR
So-WhooptnS-Coush ..................... MS
25-Kidney Diseases .........x an
SS--Nervous Debility. ..................,..1.AA
S0-Urinsry Weakness. wstttag BED. .az.
1I-GrtD. Hay Fever, ...,................ en-
DIT. HumphreyS Manual OF an ossea..~ "A -
DruFyists or Mailed FREQ
seid oy druyEtsa$, or sent on recofpt Of u~,uS
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