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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-12
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-12

For person who doesn't believe in any government
Emma Goldman LAYS claim constitutional right Of
speedy Trial with deal of vehemence
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-12

Emma Goldman claimed she used assumed names be
she wished TO escape newspaper interviews The
public imagine her fear of notoriety.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-12

And one Of the earliest to take it was
Mrs Fanshaw.
At first the doctor thought it would be
a slight attack. The jury herself was not
anxious and the judge, as usual said
nothing.
Dick" said she to him when she had
been i'll a few days. If l were going TO
die, and you knew it, what would you
1 do?"
You are not going to die" said the
judge, dryly.
But if were, Dick?" petuIantly. The
jury felt Ill.
Il cannot imagine. my dear. such an
/ think you had better go TO sleep for a
little?"
Dick, would you bid me goodby and
say you loved meg the invalid asked.
She was worse than either of them
knew and fever gave her a courage she
would not otherwise have possessed
Il think-my dear" the judge repeated.
rising from his chair preparatory to
leaving the room, you had better"
Mrs. Fanshaw caught hold of her hus
bands hand as he turned away.
Anyway, Dick" she said in a shriller
key than her wont was to speak in, even
if I'm not going TO die, and, Of course,
m not (as the judge made an impatient
gesture). it wouldn't hurt you TO say you
And she pulled at his cool hand and
pressed her hot cheek against il.
But the judge did not answer her and
presently left the room.
The next morning the doctor looked
graver, and three days after the poor
jury was raving in delirium.
And through it all she was having pas
sionate love scenes with her husband, or,
worse stiIl-for now the judge did not
leave her night or day-she was imploring
him to say he loved her, and could not
understand when he did do so.
And this he did, regardless Of nurse or
doctor.
Day after day the jury grew worse
and worse, and from delirium she sank
into Inconsistencies and from uncon-
sciOusness into death.
And the judge was left alone.
Il love you-I love YOU Re sobbed
continually, but it was into silence he
spoke.
The court was empty.-Free Lance.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-12
JUDGE AND JURY.

I believe they are utterly miserable
and remarkably brave. said TIE girl
who thought she knew life
I believe they are absolutely happy
and have great self-control, said the
girl who thought she did not.
Il believe they are an extremely or
binary couple who. at the bottom OF their
hearts. dc love each other and who yet
manage 10 have some very bad ways
meaning rOws-llke everybody else. said
the girl who really did
They were speaking Of Mr.. and Mrs
hsnshaw, known among their acqnaint-
ances IS the Judge and jury
Nobody quite knew why they were
so called-or, rather. nobody remembered.
The name had originally been a chance re-
mark made by witty young parrister,
who had IN oddly clever trIck II knock
ing of his ;.cquairtauces in some little
catch phrase like this one Of Judge and
jury.
She's the jury, you know-really set
ties everything But he imagines it is
all his own doing, and in any case he
gets the credit Of il, you know
The judge dearly loved his wife. but
he never told her so. In his own mind
he had agreed that the fact CT mis- having
chosen her from a world of girls-and in
his youth the judge had been much
sought after-of having told her. and
that more than once during his brief en-
gagement. ne did love her, and finally
having made her his wife-au this was
sufficient.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-12

Before she has I'm she'd with the present case Emme
Goldman realize that having fun with the police
apt to prove serious matter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-12

She was rather a passionate and also
in some ways a very proud woman. But
she had 10 children, and. above ali. she
was d woman to whom not only the mere
fact OF a loving word or a little earess
was an absolute pleasure; but, moreover,
she pined-if that word or caress was hers
that al her world should see and hear
IT, II was a species Of unconscious con-
ceit, very common, did one only know it.
to most women. Often did she tell her
friends how the judge would almost ig-
more her in front of people, but when he
got her alone Indeed she had laid some
judges door.
Her younger friends looked at her hus-
band with great wonder, at herself with
envy, and the jury, noting this, was
then happy. She would move about with
a smile or her lips, cheating herself al
most into the belief that the judge really
had kissed her with tears in his eyes
when in very truth, the two on meeting
mad but shaken hands. for. though the
judge did occasionally and on such occa-
sions embrace his wife if they met as
they had then done before the servants
he always treated her in this strange
fashion.
There was one particle Of truth in Mrs.
Fanshaw's romance.
AS have said before her young friends
envled, her contemporaries smiled. and
the old people softly said, Poor thing!
And the judge and jury went their
ways. She, being a clever woman, ruled
him in all but the one point which would
have made her happy.
There came one very hot summer to
the town in which this couple lives that
dread disease typhoid fever.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-12

Emma Goldman and other anarchists call Czogosz
fool They VIII goad him INFO telling the first thing they
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-12

The American who viii help conceal an anarchist want
BY The police az tLs tine is rot very good American
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-12

slarder VII cut Some CT the anarchists VII tel
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-12

OF course Emma Goldman talked the gentlest sort @
doctrine. As she says.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-12

The public would like to see the nan who precede
Czolgosz at the reception arrested He was in Il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-12

Sometimes Roosevelt Whistles when there isn't eros
iug in sisht.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-12

a[r Isaaks OF Chicago has been in this country only
seven months, Dii he Just happen over
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31

~ Na9ridten hon Welroie uno
nmsessnb finhet der seneiste Seier
anf Der S.sSeite hieiss Slattea. bic
fsrtan benz Sntereife Der 9ipifons.
Raot unn ibrer, Na@barsorte einsss
rGumt ieiu ipirn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
: 8. M..ganfelb, wel9erb bier DO,

i 8. r.. @anfielb. wel9er bier Dor
Srei Wonaten cine Senlation uerlrs
ia&te; ,pesen bes ansebli@en Ser
iu9S, ii@ unb feline Srau gu persiften,
Uurbe am Sreitas @admittas auf iei=
xem Seuboben nit pier tieien S6nitts
uunben i'm Maden uo~rsefunben. Sin
blutiseS &alirmelier, nit wel6em bic
S4nitte sema6t worSen waren, lag
neben ibm. Silfe wurbe iofort berbei
sebolt, unb slaubt man, baB Ganfielb
pieSer auffommen miro.
= Sorisen Sonneritas purSe bier
Elm Sweispereiu Ser Ser. Sriioerl9aft
BON Imsrifa sesriinbet, benz 80 Sau=
i6reiner ii6 ani9loiien upb 81 benz li6
IeitSsm iiber sebu weitere WitslieSer
semeloet baben. Die eriten Seamten
seS nslen SereiuS linb 9rdiiSent ;
Spbn @irtbmanu Sice Y%rdlibent:
Better Slattner; 9rotofou= Sefretdr:
Sam. Wc@owan 'Sinans. Setretdr:
Anton Sfumaus S6asmeilter: Sobn
emmeri6; Sruitees: Sp. Stedlins,
Sobn @baita unb Seinrid Salfmanu ;
Gonbucteur: @m. Munlinser.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
Oi6sefan =9Sacbrtbten.

5 8ie in Der gatbebrale 10 mirb
au1 in Der ct. gloub Il. 6. &ir9e
am Acknowledgements morsens balb 6
l1br cine bl. Mehe seleien, I'M ienen
&atboliten. mel9e ablolut ibrer Or
belt na9seben mi1ien, @elesenbeit gu
seben, ibrer Ifi9t als &atbOlit na9z
tommen 81 fOnnen. Sn Ser Gatbe=
brale celebrirt morsens balb II nbr
Der bo9m'ite 9err 8ti6of Srobec
an jenem boben Seittase ein Pon:
tiiicalamt. mdbrenb wel6em cine
beutl9e Prebtst sebalteu wirb. a6enbs
nod Der I'm, balb 8 ubr besinnenben
Yontificalpesper mtrb ber bo9w. Ga
tbeoralpfarrer So. Sones in @nslil9
preoiSeu.
S Sn Ser aufanss lebter ISOLDE in
Der 6ers Seius& ir@e gu 2ittle SAILS
sebaltenen 4Oitinbtsen @ebetsaabadt
balfen arBer ben bo9p. 9errn Yfeifz
fer pon Yiers unb Steiua@ bon &ices
nod bic bodm. Serren Stie9ler pom
@abena, Wippt9 uon 9oloinssforb
uno &nafec uon 8rodmap aus. Sn
Der pom bodm. Serrn Scarf Pfeiffer
gu piera paitorirten 81. Soiepbs Sc
meinbe wiro biele @ebetsanoa6t am
-, 10. unb IA Nopember qebalten.
6o9m. 6err 8. &i9ter BON
Melroie erbislt bteier Sage bic Nads
ridt, bas bic firbie bortise ct. 8oniz
fasius &ir9e beltelItcn berrliden &reus.
messltationen aus benz Mtellier bes
Nl~tarbauers Sadner pon 2a groiie am
4. Nopember an ibren Seitimmunsss
ort abselditt merben.
s Mm "a. Nouember mtrb Der
bo9m'lt 9err 8il9of Sacob Srobec
in Der pom bo9m. Serrn $. Sun.
hermann paitorirten ct. Otto'5 Sc
meinbe oas 81. Satrament Der STIR
mun9 ipenben.
s Sci benz in Smanuiqe gum Se=
item Der @emeinbe sebaltenen grnte=
uno Dantlasunssfete murben 1868
einsenommen, mofir Der bodm. Seel=
lorser Steina9 alien Sreunben unb
@6nnern leiner @emeinbe elm berSliz
DIES gerselts Soft entbietet.
S Oieuitas reiite Der bo6m'ite 8i.
i9of Erobec nod @initeb, Winn., mo-
ct anberen Cages Dor benz 8esrd5niB
ieines peritorbenen Sreunbes, bes
bo9p. 9errn S. Sort, Elm Pontiiz
cal. &equiem celebrirte.
5 8orisen Sonntas baben BITE
bo9p. Yalitoniitenudter &i9aro unb
Simon in Der pom bodw. Serrn Nid.
9eifer %puitorirten @emeinbe gu Chen
0a0ep cine adttdsise 81. Miiiion be-
aonnen. Bon bort rperben bic bo4w.
MiIlionare nod Der Siltalsemeinbe bes
bo9m. Serrn Peifer gu Seem Papnes=
piue aeben unb bort eine u~iertdsiSe
IT. Mtiiton balten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31

goQesebiQe.

Simon, Der 16 Sabre alte Sobn
Der in bieiem Conn m%obnenben ga;
mile Sebaitian Weper, mel9er in
Der ct Sobn's abtei ais Ntbeite,
anseitellt lit, bate uor einisen Saseu
einen i%eltlamen unfau. Yeim @er-
fen zines gales in einem Wetiipiel
brad er einen arm, bemna6 er cine
unfreimiaise Serierseit senieBt. =
FIR. 3apier, .. 8. g., mel6er i'm
st, &aphael's Sospital gu ct. Gloub
operirt purbe, beiinbet ii9 ais STE.
conualescent auf einise8 oden bel lei,
men in Yiers, ABORTION gountp, mob.
nenben @ltern auf Selu9.-Fr. 8e,
ba, .. 9. g., mel@er am Sage lei:
net ewisen @elibbeablesuns pom Ell.
nem SlutlturS befallen murbe unb felt
benz ii6 unter Der Yflese Der &ran=
teni9meitern i'm 81. &apbael's sos.
pital gu ct. gloub befanb, lit Sam
flag mieber mad Der Nbtei suridse:
tebrt, anideinenb uOlIitdnbis berse=
iteDt BON Der S6md6e, wel6e
Der Slutuerluf i'm @efolse bate,
6oHentli9 merben bic beiben Sratres
ii6 re6t balb elmer mirfli9 uouitdnbi
gen @eneiuns e%rfreuen unb tbren Sta=
oien ii6 nit Dem fribern @iter wisz
Der gu mi6men i'm Stanee lein =
Potmeiiter &usler bat ieinen ginsus
in bas neue Stationssebduoe aebal.
ten, unb es bennett etnen orbentli9
an, penn man in Sen i6muden &du,
men bas itets muntere @eii9t bes
iunsen Yoitmeiiters unb Sabnbofs
asenten bssriBt. Insenebmer nod
mirb es in benz neuen @artelaale iein,
penn Ser 8etterclsrt benz Jog. Mlt.
meiberiommer gtnbalt seboten unb
Soreas, Der raube @eleue, uber bic
Stoppelieloer siebt.
Sueltn.
gin;elne Witslieber bes bier in
Slitbe itebeneen faib. S0riteruereins
bra6ten Samitas Don ct. Gloub per
Subr bas nOtbiee Saumaterial bierber,
UNI bic uoreinem Sabre BET ber&ir6eer err
-ri9tete Yereiusbaue ourd einen smet=
ten Stod uersrOBern 81 lafen.--Sn
oieier @o9e werben Bic Sarmer Der
bieli9en @eseno nit benz Oreideu fer
tis. auentbal6ea bat bas grnteers
sebnib bic Sarmer Sufrieoenseiteut,
muir Die &artoffelernte ldRt gu nun
l9en ibris. 6. u. 9und ldBt
einen Seller sraben unb ausmau.rn
unb iber bemlelben Elm 16x14 gro
Bes, init benz Seller 20 SUB bobss
gisbaus erridten.
81. Muguita.
8ittme s.. geumer ldBt bieien
Serbit nod auf ibrem @ebOft einen
40xSO SUB sroBen Stau erridten,
Der gum ginlteQen Der S%armerpferoe
an Sonntasen sroBeren unb bequez
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31

&ommenoen Otenitas mirb bier cine
Ooppelbo@seit it%attfinoen. Den Sunb
fir's 9eben merben idlieBen 6err Glib.
goist BON Mapbem Safe uno SRI. g.
@als aus bieler @emeinbe uno 6err
Glois SaniOn nit SRI. Suria Pietron,
beibe aus bieier @emetnbe. 9o4w.
SEER g. &iden pon Clear Safe mirb
cine Der &opulationen uornebmen.
8eiben Yaaren i'm 8orauS bes v0orbz
itern" berSli9e @ratulation.
Martp.
6err 9ouis Wieber, mel9er ii9 als
@el9dftsmann bier aasemeiner 8e=
liebtbeit unb elmer Suten &unbi@aft
erfreut, mirb iiG nebenbei ieinem fribs
eren Sa6e, her SuSenber3iebunS wib=
men. SIM Diitritt $50, unweit BON
bier, uir6 er als 2ebrer tbdtis 1etn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
Gilman.

Ser Sabre lang in Dat Yart leB=
baft gepelene Or. So. Oim(er, MEL
der ii9. ais Prattitant zines uortbeil-
baiten &ufes erfreur, lou, UNI feline
pielen &unbeu in Benton County
raider unb better erreiden 81 t0nnen,
li@ entl6loiien baben, @obniis uno
Hraris mad @ilmanton gu uerlesen.-
sSn Der bieiisen ct. Gbalbertsfir@e
murbe Wontas Morsen cine Ooppelz
bo9seit sefsiert; ndbreub eines pom
bo9m. Pfarrer s. &itomstt sebal.
tenen 8rautamtes lieBen iid ebeli9
perbinben 6err @tlb. Wolf nit FRI.
Martba Daptb unb 6err Noam Cru.
9ensti NIT SRI. emma 8olf. 8ei
Der So9seit TN @Olfi@eng lternbauie
sins es re6t bod Der, unb alberta bat
mobl nod ME Elm i6Oneres 9o@5eitss
feit seieben, mie ienes, bas @Ontas
in Der Wolfsi6lu@t sefeiert murbe.
8eiben Baaren Slid uno Sesen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31

6ier sebt sas @erebe, baB 9err
Gid pom Der ct. @loub Sirma Si=
Ienius & Sid in Serbinbuns nit
6errn Wurpbp unter Der Sirma Std
& Wurpbp elm @el6aft in lanOmirtbs
l9aftli9en @erdtben erOHnen wirb,
mas iebo9 nt9t Dor benz 1. Sanuar
1902 seldeben iou. 9err Sid 1T elm
i'm @ei@dfte bewabrter iunser Manu,
Der obne 3meifel aud tn Ropalton
Elm sutes unb erfolsrei@es @ei@dfi
aufarbeiten rpirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
ct. Mugufa.

8ittme s.. 8eumer ldBt bieien
nod auf ibrem @eb6ft einen
40xSO SUB sroBen Stall erridten,
Der gum giniteaen Der Sarmerpferbe
an Sonntasen sr0Beren unb beque=
meren &aum s~eudbren iou.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
Tarmiag.

SRI. Matbilba Sreiias, wel@e ii@
bier BEL Sung uns alt aler a9tunS
erfreut, mirb am IL. Nouembet gu
Nlbanp pom 6errn gilbert Sdlter aus
apon gum Eraualtar sefabrt werSen.
Yrebiser 6einri9 Walbmann BON ct.
glou6 rpirb bic Erau>g eremonten leiz
TON
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-12

There has been . great deal said
about the sale Of the United States
bonds held by our school fund PRIOR
TO 1875, and why il was done, but
to cur mind none Of them hit the
mark. In fact IN this dsy and age,
we think they don't want 70 tell cut
loud IN public whyr il was done.
When the Liberal Republicans goa
control Of the state in 1870 they
found themselves IN 90 fearful 8
a minority that they found they
must join The majority snd out
Herod Herod, or be badly left in
the future manipulatious Of party
politics in this state, 50 they joined
in with the most rabid Of the rabid
Democracy and carried things with
4 high hand, The first things their
hands found 10 do was to gel rid OF
any and all things hnt'hnd the smell
Of loysIiy 10 TIE United States gov
eminent about it, and the school
fund bonds was the frsi and most
obnoxious thing they found. and so
their doom was sealed. The bonds
were sold to get rid Of this badge Of
so-called seryitude 10 a despised
union. The next thing was TO turn
upon tie Republican party thar had
done more in six years for the state
than The Democratic party has done
in thirty. and malign and traduee
it until the people should actually
believe what they said about the
party was true and thus hide their
own short comingA and nisdoings.
Even TO this day many cs tue old
mossbacks, with boots on and their
brooches in the tops, stand around
and swear at the wal time measures
of a loyal party because they have
not yet forgotten that war is hell
and they still smell some bell when
ever they think of the Republican
party.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-12

.H
Old politician in last Sunday
Globe Democrattells a mighty sighs
of plain. u~nvaraished truth about
the sale Of our goysmment school
fund bonds in 1873, and winds up
his statement withthis story, 70 illus
trate how the trade works.
'eThe trade in the bonds was like
the one Sandy Hooker made with
Jim Marvin,up ia Monitean. Sand,
had a thrashing machine which wa
bringing him in good money, but Ia
began 70 get gay and wanted > horse
and huggY 70 take his girl out in.
Jim Marvin had shat he wanted,
and offered 70 trade him. h was
the beat trade Jim ever made. and
he dates the beginning % his fortune
from that day. But Ssndy,
troubles were not long IA coming.
and as soon as they commenced ~
coming, they kept a-soming fail.
He go, to gong with a girl whose
father .dFoppsd around one nigh,
with = shogguH and invited him oul
10 marry her. They dated the u
cense back 4 few months, % get a
good start, ana went 70 hOssekeep.
ing. Bat Sandy had 70 uade hi.
rig fos .. ploAv aud = hsne that
couldn't pull Il actoA tsn acre
field ofteneF ihaa . dozen tmes .
day. IIe SAW sc Had gos the wort
Oft. aad vsmonsed ihs ranch, bot
his wife CAME after him Win sSes'
for q separate main,ainance. sud the
csurs allowed Il 10 hes, sad SandY's
a-paYing i yea. lis thrashmg ma
chimes gone. his horse and bugRy's
gone, and all he's got Is the esr,if.
cate Of iadeblednessin bis sinking
fund. which the order Of the count
makes sacred and insiolalr. nonne-
|gollabIe aud nostfsAtfefpble. and
which there IS 10 danger Of any,
body - he world trying 70 slsal
from hm. Sandy knows some.
shiBg abspt conversions "a properly.
lie is Is ihe certificate stage right
ae~. and Is gosae 70 vote Tor the
'nop.d,sdoaal awsadusat ~ tsyor
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-12

There Is = plan suggested for the
use Of stamp ~eersihea,es to take the
place Of postage stamps IN making
small rsmittanees BY mail.
hprosides fos the issuance by the
authorities At Washington Of stamp
certificates in denominations OF /,
a, 3, 4, 5, 20, IS and 50 cents, and
the postmas,ers are to sell them IN
the same manner as postage stamps
The buyer o; q certificate IS to
write his name on the back, togeth'
er with the name Of the person to
whom = certificate is sent.
Al the receiving pOstofice the
certificates are to be exchanged al
face value for postage stamps, OF
they are to be redeemed by cash al
a discount Of 1 per cent. The
scheme Is designed to do away with
the present evil Of traficing il
stamps; to afford the public a con-
venient, safe and inexpensive meth.
Cd OF sending small amounts through
the mails; to lessen depredatious il
the mails, and to give postofiee'
which do sAe work of handling mai
matter proper credit for the sale o
stamps. Il is believed the plan will
be a convenience with business con
Germs dong q large mail order bus
mess.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-12

Senator Sorghum, Governor Ma
pie, Col. Honey and Captain Su.
gar have been raising "cans'' with
old Tom Glucose, but they are in-
eiined to take Mr.. Beet into the
TRUST. Ifis said that none Of ihess
distinguished gentlemen can gel
'sso she hsnds Of the consumes
without taking a sleeperAor a thrO'
car. There are so manypilialIs aud
places that they can fall into wherI
lheY VIII come under The contnmi'
mating influence of old Eom Gu.
cose. II Mr.. Glucose can find
position in the saechaline eeenomS
of mankind be is welcome to i. bu.
we wepld like to have his presene,
always known.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-12

For ages she japanese hage lived
y ASssss 81 wSs, 81 sssT light
construction and . single story high.
The people strongly relisi IN effort
which has been made 20 introduce
tho big brick tenement bpIid;ngs 81
Europe and Amefiep. This pensi.
BE Japansse would rather live IN a
bungalow that burns down every
few years than sleep with forty 9th
er families in iifsProoi roekery.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-12

As Dr. Pierce's Tavorile Prescription
log agpeuly diseases. No one knows
ibis better thai tllp Woman who has
tried local doctors and many uiedieinea
aud found no ours until she begah
the use of "Fayonte Prescription. Il
establishes regularity, aops weakening
drains, heals Inflammation and ulcrfa-
ton and cures female weakness. u
makes weak ome strong aud sick
M we'll.
n Das troubled 90 three yean With uleefa-
liat aa4 bWnir nestufss snd my doff1f gave
~ ims HiiN hAq a1ltsg Nu iuiu iiuuicr
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