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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04
REFLECTIONS OF a BACHELOR.

From TIE New fork Pres
A really good girl is the last one Of
them all 70 be shocked.
When a girls heartcollides with he
ideal, there is a terrible explosion.
Every woman knows some man that
il makes her out Of breath % think OF
being kissed by.
About all a man gets in this life are
the things he takes.
The best way for a mar not to have
any big fallinB is for him to have a
lot Of little ones.
There is something fundamentally
wrong with a woman who has no use
for a man that smokes.
The bigger the place a nan has in a
TOman's heart the less able he Is 10
turn around in it.
A woman has the advantage over a
mafT; When she laughs when she ought
70 have acted sorry, she can always
claim 1t vas Mysteries.
There are only two possible things
that a woman a do IL a man pro-
poses % her, but there are more than
two million She can do II he doesn't.
The first two years she is married. a
woman tries % make her husband a
better man; after that she is generally
satisfied If she can make him save
part Of his salary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04


JEFFERSON CITY, March Z7.-The
Governor also approved and signed the
fire escape bin, By Senator Collins, d
St. Louis. 1t is Senate bill %, and
requires ire escapes 70 be placed and
maintained in all three story build
ings, such as hotels, school houses.
opera houses, theatres, music halls,
factories, Office buildings, church
buildings and all other buildings
where people conEregste, and % az
ford the Necessary escape from fire In
business places ard in buildings used
for public and private assemblage,
and school houses, and to protect and
preserve human life. The law viii
take effect % and after June IS. The
penalty for its violation Is a fine Of
10 and three months in Jail
The Governor also approved and
signed the street improvement bin
for cities Of the third class. This
bin vas prepared by the Mayors CON
yeuti0n here In January and allows
thiHdFlass cities 10 issue bonds for
street Improvement PURPOSES.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04
ls WOVEN CALL hin HUBBY.
His Latest Wife, II Was His Water
l9o-Hs Talked II Els Sleep and
She MADE Hin Tell

PAKEEEsBUEG, " Va, March "a
George Washington Andersen, wh1
clipped With Mn Elizabeth JenkinSOf
St Mars % this city tive months
ago is ngw ia the oJunty infrmzV II at
s. Mars under Surveillance and Sc
sex TIA; there IS 10 hope for lis re-
cJve-T.
He has confessed u Prosecuting At
t1r1ey Peters q Peasants county,
that lis marriage 70 Mrs jenkins was
his seventeenth sixteen q then
within twelve years and that al but
one q his wives are living.
While under the influence Of drugs
given him wben be was sick, be tod
MB. jenkins u his wives She
Weakened him and made him tell more.
On his confessions she turned him
into the street
MrA jenkins, who is s~eventy-four,
mas sued for aunulment q the mar.
rage Andersgn- who is g, says the
women b. married ranged from .
years up aud that be got money with
all q them He gives names and
dates ard places IN ten states Hhsre
the weddings occurred.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04
ss-iu Zen


Er1z re ElIE @ZsGTAl
When a hen IS bound t0 set
Seems as h11gh faint etikeI
DoEsin her IN water til
she's o11natsd WITH : chill
Seems a. though twas skurszly night
Givin' hsr = dreadful fright
Ty1n zEs around her tail,
PUuniin' q Al cd TIN pail
Chzsin her around the yaud;
Seems as though twas kind q hard
Bein' kicked and slammed and shoo'd
Cause she wants 70 His . brood
I Sid say its gettn gay
Just cause natur wants is Wzy.
While zgU ny neighbor Penn
Started Dustin Up . hen,
Went to yank her Of the nest
Hen, though made a peek and Jest
Grabbed his thumb nail good and sto1.
Like 70 yank the durn thing cut.
Penn be tEitebed away. and then
Tired again to grab that hen;
But BY ginger, she had spunk.
Cause she took and nippad q chunk
Big's q bean night out bis palm,
Swallowed il and cool and calm
Hf'Gted up and yelled ~Cah-dah
Sounded Ike she said, aHoo-nh
Wen, sir, when that hen done that
Penn be bowed. to1k u his hat
Spank Just suits him, you can bet
set says be; 'gUi DUN ye SET
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04
Ten YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.

TEN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.
VIM. Wheatley died.
Emma Head died in Moberly.
VIM. Carter lived in St Louis.
Miss Polly Sims visited in Arkansas
Mrs Anna Dermondy died east Of
this city.
H. E. Poague and Laura Smith
were wed.
Wallace Pearson sold hardware in
Benton City.
Riley Richards and Mrs. Laura
Sharp were wed.
Hiram Hunter got a verdict against
the city for $500.
]. A. Potts was president Of the
State Board Of Agriculture.
Rev. John Belts and Miss Addie
Ball, Of near Santa Fe, were married.
The Farmers and Laborers' Insu.
rance Company was organized.
II. L. Gray, of Sturgeon, was ap-
pointed chief clerk Of the labor bu-
reau.
W. b. Perry, Of Audrain, and Re-
becca Harding, Of Galloway, were
licensed to wed.
Mrs. Z. L. Hord died at Odessa. She
was the wife Of E. L. Hord a former
hotel man in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04
FAC 4 TELEGRAM
Tells HoE AguinAlds Was Captured
BY FunEo1-KOpss for SPECIFY
Cessation Of HostLlina.

"MASuA March AdJutaut
General Washington Important
messages fen into the hands q Gen
eral Funston, frgn which AgUihzld9
was located at Palznzn. Isabella Prov
face. An expedition Ezs organized.
consisting q AguiualdUs captured
messenger, f1ur eT-insurgent O5oeS
and se~veutyeight Maczbee who
spike Tagalo, armed with MauseB
and Remingtous and dressed % rep
resent insurgents
Funston commanded. accompanied
By Captain Russell T. Hazard.
Eleventh Cavalry; Captain Harry W.
Newton. ThiuyFUurth Infantry;
Lieutenant Oliver ?. ". Hazard
Eleventh United States Volunteer
Cavalry; Lieutenant Burton J.. Mitch
ell Fortieth United states Volunteer
Infantry. The DHoers we're dressed
a American priFatss and represented
prisJnerA
The expedition sailed from Manila
March s co the YicksJurg and landed
March u On the east cast q Lu39n.
twenty miles sygth Of Casiguran
Reached Palauzn a. 3 in The after
noon o. March 3
The natives we're completely mis-
led. They supposed the detachment
consisted Of insurgeut re-eBfJFoementk
for which supplies were furnished
AguinaldO also sent supplies and had
his escort Of forty men paraded % eE-
tend proper honor.
"A short distance from Agginald0's
quarters the disguise was discarded
and a combat followed, resulting in
two insurgents being killed. Eighteen
rifles and 1860 rounds Of ammunition
were captured, together with Aguin-
aldo and bis two principal staff
Oncerz
There we're 10 casualties On our
side.
Splendid cooperation q the navy
through Commander Barn.: officers
and men Of the Yicksburg we're IL
dispensable to success Funston LOUD
" praises the navy. Entire army
joins in thanks 10 the sea service.
THE transaction was brilliant in
conception and faultless in execution
Al credit must 20 70 Funston. who,
under the supervision q General
Wheaton, organized and conducted
the expedition from start 70 finish
Hi reward should be signal and
immediate General Wheaton recon-
mends Funstoas retention volunteers
until be can Be appointed a Brigsdier-
General Of regulars
= hope for a speedy Cessation q
h0stilities throughout the Archipelago
Is q consequence q this strike.
AS a result d a conference now in
probable progress, AguinaidowlM issue
an address advising general surrender,
delivery Of arms and acceptance q
American supremacy.
"MAcAETHCR"
The conference In probable pro
gress" referred 70 In the dispatch are
believed In the Wal department 70 be
conferences with other insurgent lead
en BY army Oficem, or By the Taft
Commission.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04

C A. Bast will probably buy two
lots Just north u Judge John 4.
Guthries residence. He viii purchase
one q Judge Stuart and one from Mr..
Mason. These two lots will make a
fine site for d residence, and We are
glad 10 know that Mr.. Bast will In.
medlately erect a handsome home
there. All q q people are glad o.
know that Mr.. and Nm Bast viii
make Mexico their permanent home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04
Altgslda Rsnnhlican snesch

CHICAGO, March @.-Int The presence
Of 5000 people who filed every pause
in his speech with cheering, John p.
Altgeld, Democratic ex-Govenor. from
the Auditorium stage last night de-
nounced the administration Of Carter
H. Harrison. Mr.. Altgeld pleaded
With the independent Democrats
and his other hearers % support Judge
Ecridge Hanecy and the entire Re
publican ticket in the city election
neXt week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04
RKr1xuuIsHxKxT OF DOwER
Al Auazn County woman Accepts
One Hundred and Sixty Acres
q LE1d-Rele2ses Ter
Husband Fr0z Sup
porting Fer

An instrument entirely out q the
urdluT vas 1led in Recorder VII
Hzrx oGce in this city THURSDAY b
which q woman entirely releases her
husbao5 from al obligztio1s q main
tenznoe and a al claims against his
estate after be * dad In tbe instru-
meur julia n. Gisel Nlez% her bus
band Martin Gisl. from the oblig-
tianS cited above AL q this u IN
Consideration q, thu transfer, by the
husband o. MH Gtsel Of l3 acres q
excellent lnd situated about three
miles nortbszSto q RushHil and known
as the old james LOAN property.
The wording u the deed % lie IN
this city s as follows:
@LADDoNIA No, March l. ielL-
Whereas Martin Gisel, ny husband,
has this day o0ayeyed 70 ne fu- ny
Use and benefit all q his right. title
and interest Ia and % the Northwest
quarter Il Section J. Township 81,
Range : vest IN Audrain county,
Missouri DJE, in consideration u
Sn conveyance % NE. ! hereby
waive release and surrender all
claim On him for support and mzinte-
nance and all claim Of dover OF ali
many from him in the future and any
claim Of interest in any other land
n0W owned q that may be hereafter
acquired By him
Witness ny hand tins 18th day Of
March 1901.
signed @JULIA II. GEKL-"
STATE OF MISSOURI
COUNTY OF AUDRAN.
Be it remembered that On this. the
Eth day Of March 1901 before me
personally cane Julia NJ Gisel, 10 me
known to b TIE person who signed
tie foregoing instrument and she
signed the sane and Acknowledged
that she executed the sane as her
free act and deed.
In testimony whereof 1 have here
unto set ny hand and o15cial seal at
ny 04oe in Laddonia, Audrain cOun-
Is, Missouri, the day and year first
above written.
NJ commission as Notary Public
will expire July ., 1904
e C. KESSKN,
Signed "Notrsy Public. -
This is probably the first deed Of
release d dover ever fled in Audrain
county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04

manila, March 22.-Gen. Funston
went In 70 Isabella Province with ten
men and a company q native scouts
With Surgeon Major Harris, Captain
Newton Of the Thirty-fourth Infantry,
Lieutenant Admire Of the Twenty
second Infantry Lieutenant Mitchell
OF the Fortieth Infantry, six veteran
scouts, and a company Of native scouts
all picked men, be embarked On the
gunboat V~icksburg. The little party
landed on a remote beach above Baler.
II was arranged that AguinaldO's
emissary and the native scouts should
pass themselves Of as insurgent troops.
who, having captured Gen Funston
and others, were taking them as
prisoners to Aguinaldo.
At the right time, when brought be.
fore Aguinaldo General Funston was
to give a signal when the tables were
10 be turned and AguinaldO was TO be
seized.
Six days march into the interior
was contemplated. Treachery was
considered possible, but every precau.
ton vas taken. The troops in New
Vi1caya and New Ecija and the gun.
boats Vicksburg and Albany were tC
cooperate with General Funston.
force.
AS the leader Of an in~surrectiOn
against the United States Govern.
ment, Aguinaldo may be tried and ex.
ecuted, a lesser punishment melted to
him by executive clemency. or CON-
plete amnesty extended. While the ques-
ton Of punishment rests with the
military authorities, it is believed
that the President will make the
matteron n for determination primarily
by the authorities in Washington.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04

Fr9E the Jeeenson Cty Trl1sne.
Political parties are Necessary 10
good government While they some
TINES faI short q what IS needful In
this line without them the lapse
would be greater 4 people at one in
politics would retr1grzde in all thing
and the body polite would degenerate
In proportion. The antitbeses q
political beliefs in . measure keep the
paths q rival political parties straight
and governmental functions are Be
cause u them more honestly admins
tered In the education Of the youth,
hOgeyeF, politics should find % place.
The cause q education should be
placed high and dry above the bicker-
ings and strife that must attend
political campaigns Both Democrats
and Republicans alike appreciate the
Importance q teaching the young idea
how to shot All agree that it is Of
paramount importance that be should
.be taught correctly. An educational
system subjected 70 the in and outs Of
political methods can not be effective.
The welfare q the boys and girls who
come under It's influence will accord
ingly suffer. A~oorollary to this is the
lessening q the intelligence q a CON-
munity.
The Democrats have declared for
n0nprtisanship In educational ahaiB
have shown their good faith BY
nominating non-partisan candidates for
election 70 the school board. One
Democrat and one Republican have
been named. They have served in
this capacity for two years past
Within this time the schools Of the
city never prospered 50 much Their
election insures continuance Of the
good work.
Dras tight the party lines wherey-
er else it is desired, but remove the
baneful influence which such a course
will bring 10 the cause Of education.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04

Lakenan s Bames, as agents. have
sold f0r J.. L and J. J. MauA d Full
ton. and r. d. Hubbell, u Columbia.
their 500 acre farm seven miles south
east d this city, 70 II. 5. DDoley. u
Illinois, for $4,000.
They also sold Mr.. Do0ley two res
idenoe properties in Bloomington for
$500
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04
State Pair Auapgsmsnts

sEDALIA, March 1-The bard Of
directors q the Missouri State Fair
met In this ityycsteTday noon. The
session continued until midnight and
was not hnally adjourned until noon
to-day. There were present Norman
j. O9lman- st. Louis, Alexander Matt
and, Richmond, T. b. North. Gays
summit J.. A. Potts, Mexico and \.
II. Gentry and John r. Blppey, Soda
lla.
The business Of the meeting was
the consideration u the plans for the
building.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04

What suffering h~Squszay resalts
truz = Eotbe-s igno1zncs; q 1ore
tregoeutiy truz q Dohers DeEAset %
properly instr14 her daughter
Trzdition Kzrs ~wu1z1 EaSt SUI
fe-. and young wuz1en are 50 tS1gAt
There IS 5 nftlf tru1h and q great ooAl
Of exz~xe-zEoa in this II vo1ag
Eumaz sz6eE severely she needs ereSi-
DsuE and her Dother sho1l Sc thai
she gets it.
Many uotheE hesitate TO take their
dxughten 70 physician for e1zDln1-
Eoa: bat no mother need hesitate 70
write freely asouf her daughter or
herself 70 Mrs Pnkhans Laboratory
AZ Lynn. Mas, and sacure froZ q
woznzn the most e&Gent advice with
Ouf chzrrG
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04
$Twenty Years Ago.$
This Week.
George Suffer was very Ill
Mrs. Mamie Cleveland died.

George Suffer was very Ill
Mrs. Mamie Cleveland died.
r.Chase ran an axe handle factory.
John A. Pearson was in Pueblo,
Colorado.
W. S. Edwards and Miss Roberts
were wed.
II. Shafer, west of town had a pet
antelope.
Charlie Morris was clerk at the
Ferris Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cherry moved to
Quincy, III.
Willie, son Of Mr.. and Mn. A. b.
Daniel died.
George johnson and Miss Georgia
Powell were wed.
Albert White and wife returned
from a visit In Kentucky.
c. II. Rippey was a hardware mer.
chant In Laddonia.
J. NJ. Mcdonald and Lyman Fetter
dissolved partnership.
Henry Fowler and Miss Mamie
Quisenberry were married.
The Mexico Fair Association de-
clared a 10 per cent dividend.
w. C. Marshall and Miss L. Mar.
shall were Joined in marriage.
Steele & Tureman sold their drug
store to Smothers & VOORHEES, OF Carlo.
William and ". W. Harper were
arranging to erect a slO,o 900 building al
the northeast corner Of the square.
NJ. NJ. Conger, ''the new mill man, ,
was digging a pond and was to erect a
mill on North Jefferson street
The c. & A. was arranging TO build
a big pond east Of this city and dc
away with the dam in the creek.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04
Was Worth Ss75.OOO.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, March 81
The Union Trust Company. as erecu.
tor Of the late Benjamin Harrison. Sat.
urday filed an inventory Of his estate
showing that his personal property
consists mainly in bonds and nilroad
and electric line stock, cash IA bank.
here aid in banks in New York. AM
other holdings consisting Of invest.
ments In mining stocks, the latter.
tiough' In the majority Of cases not
being listed as having any value.
including the insurance policies
which aggregate $1,000 the perSop,l
property foou up ti7sOOo Ibe resi
estate In this city and elseubsrs 4.
not Included IN detail in the Ipv.n,a,-
as Il has not yet been appraised bn,
~ = figured that it will swell The to,,t
70 $1,000. NN ~tai
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04

Mrs Angus. Ptzlzgraf. Of South
Byron, Wis, moher Of TIE young lady
whose portrait We here publish wrote
IN January, lsN. saying her daughter
had suffered tor two years with irreg-
ular menssrustoa-had headache all
the time, and pain in her SIDE, feet
sEellei and was generally miserable.
She received an answer promptly with
advice, and undsr date OF March, 1929,
the mother writes again that Lydia Z
Pinkhsm's Vegetable Compound cured
her daughter 0! al pains and irregu-
lzrity.
Nothing IN thu world equals LydiaE
Pinkhzm's great medicine for regr-
lAting wonznls peculiar monthly
troubles
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04
CLAYTON Edition. Hay Pirht

ST. LOUIS, March BE =. Baut.
zer and Steve S. Harris, who edit
rival weekly pers at Clayton. St.
Louis county, may lay aside the pen
for more deadly weapons unless friends
interfere. Editor Bautzer has chal.
lenged Editor Harris 70 mortal com
bat with whatever weapons he may
name He says be has fought several
duels at Heidelberg and will meet bis
opponent with napier, razor, swords
OF fists. The cause u the challenge
was an article In Harris paper last
week casting a reflection upon Editor
Bautzer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04
he Kept His Leg.

Twelve years ago J. W. sullivan q
Hartford, Conn, scratched his leg with
a rusty wire. Inflammation and blood
poison set in For two yezB he suf-
fered intensely. Then the best doc
ton urged amputati0u. but" be
writes, Il used one bottle Of Electric
Bitters and Il boxes Of Bucklens Ar.
MICA salve and my leg was sound aud
well a. ever. For eruptionS eczema,
letter, salt rheum, sores and all blood
disorders Electric Bitters has no rival
On earth Try them IF. Llewellyn
viii guarantee satisfaction or refund
money. Only 20 cents
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04
Joplin Want. a Pnhlin Iihrau

JOPLIN, No, March 2s.-At the
city election on next Tuesday a propo-
sltion will be submitted TO the voters
70 'votea tax for the erection OF a pub
nc library building and maintenance
Oh a library Women's clubs have
asked the Commercial Club TO take
Q matter up and urge it, and the
Club voted to do 50 last night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04

calvin p. Titus, u vinton, Iowa,
lhe Tad who sealed the walls Of the
legation al Pekin, has been appoint
e1 q cadet 10 West Point by President
McKlnlcy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04

ONAHA NIB. March 2-E J. HoH-
nan profess 70 have Invented a pro
cess Whereby Tie clods IN the field Will
bum With all the gustO o. anthracite
cal Crude petroleum, be says mixed
with common earth gumb0 and snd
alone excluded with the addition u
Two other Ingredients, the nature u
which constitutes bis secret viii make
afuei that viii burn better and with
a cleaner FIRE than pine knots Hs fuel
costs s2.0aton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04
Charles A. Towns at Columbia.

The Hon Chas A TOwne, Of Min
nesota will lecture in the State Uni
vcrsity Auditorium at Columbia on
the evening Of April 10Th. His sub
Jet will be: American Liberty and
It's Preservation" Mr.. TOwne will
lecture under the auspices Of the
NJ 5. e. S0ritQr. the college annual.
The admission viii be fifty cents, and
the people 10 Mexico who desire 70
attend, can secure reserved seats BY
addressing NJ Arnold, 400 C. c. Ave,
Columbia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04
SCRAP IRON.
WIZ pay highest market
price for all your old scrap
iron. SAM MOpprc
Mexico. Mo

An. Rado johnson, residing near
ihompsonville, H., SATURDAY. killed
Lewis waller with an an In defense Of
nef honor. She was eHonerated by
the Corners jury. "
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04
L IN SIX Q

Distressing Kdaey aDd Bs6asf DISEASES re-
AeEed m az hu1rs b. NEW GHEAT SOUTH
AkEEicAA KmSEY CrEE Il l. q great SIR
prss o. ecco1f Of tts preceding -prurnptuess IL
reneE1E jain IN bladder n11egs and beck Be-
male o. female Relieves retenu0u Of water
almos1 Immediately n Tou want quick relief
E1a ezre thlsA ne remedy. sod by J. p
LeHelgn. GrugRs1 Mexico No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04

DR.. Conds Beck, Of Hartsyille, Ind,
who shot william Barton, his sweet
hearts father, was yesterday SEN
tened 70 term o. from two 70 tsen-
ty-one years in the Michigan CITY
pen.tentiary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04
Funsral of Crockett

Funeral services over the remains u
D. K Crockett were conducted from
Beaver Dam church al 2 O'Clock Sun
day aftemo0n b. Rev. }. J. Porter.
The pail bearers were Wellington
Dawes Roach Wright, Charles Farfah,
Mac Gamble and two otherS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04

The kidneys are you
blood purifiers they a.
ter cut the waste Or
impurities IN The blood.
u hey are lick Or OF
q order. they fan 10 d
theI work
Pains. schsssndrhsB-
maiism come from e.
cess q M acid In he
blood due to neglected
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04

The Temperance societies u Indian
apolis have decided not 70 give Ms.
Carrie Nation Official recognition while
She is in that city next Sunday because
she is 70 give a paid lecture On the
Sabbath.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04

Johnny, here are your new school
books and / don't want to find the
the blank leaves all torn out"
well, pa, where am / gOin' % git
paper Wadss'i
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04

Mrs. Addie L. Richardson. Of
savannah, under indictment for the
alleged murder q her husband and
out on bond Of 80, 600, went 70 Fort
Worth. Tex, yesterday on a visit 70
her father.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04
Troubles of One Family

MoNRoE CITY, March 2s.-Troubles
do not come singly In the A. B. Rag
land family. A few days ago Ms.
Ragland died and was laid to rest.
This morning her s0n, Edgar, Is yean
old, was thrown b. his horse, his foot
hung in the stirrup and be was
dragged 900 yards leaving a trail Of
blood for 300 yards. His head was
badly battered and his entire body
was a mass u bruises.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04

Motherhood ocghf always TO hnng
hruusne& BzS il IS often the begin
ming Of hie-io1g unhsppineS As pre-
ua-stioz for motherhood, and as a pre-
vevayp q the lis 50 often following
ua.er-itv Dr.. Rerce's Favo1Ite Pre-
s~criutoa has been hailed as 5GOdsend
10 wunen.s II heals diseases peculiar
10 women, tones up the system, makes
notherhood practically painless and e.
tshiishes the sound health which fEsues
healthy children
-DurtnEthe pas year ! f113d m~y@fpCeg1snt
and IN uuaaly fAili1K heaifh- WRITES Mrs. W !
Kia3er, q H1 Dale Farm E5cseefg Cezter
Epo<surF " II Suffered dresdf1ly ruz boai-
n nnt Urinary GEczlsy- vas Er0N1lg pE-
c-Txibtv weaker each day and suffered Uoda
60 tziz a. ti-eA IfeH that s5zzAl1E EaS
- are I suurht vour acrce aD1 rcccIycd a
prompt repay- ! took twelve bo1Ies q u.
Ferces FErorite P~Tes1Tptfo1- and also tNsoNsd
vour inErncio1N hegHz 10 improve mzedt
atetv Nv trath hccAEe GLcclc1I G1o ] 01ia
% al nv own work t-e hve O. a good S1ed
6,-rl TErkcd and rode an ! ogz1d and o-
lowed Il / had a sbSrs easy cona1ezenk ana
have a healthy h4by boz
Dr.. Pierce's Medical Adviser paper
covers) is sent free on receipt Of II one
cent stamps TO pay cost Of mailing Only.
Address Dr.. r v. Pierce, Buffalo. n. T..