davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Marble Hill press., 1901-05-22

The emperor of China is now said to
be suffering from the effects of too
much tobacco. According to reports
he smokes cigarettes continuously, and
as many American cigars as he can
get.
Marble Hill press., 1901-05-22

Mrs. Archibald Rankin Of Sharon,
Pa, has been so often shocked by
lightning that she has come to be
known az ''the human magnet" Her
first experience Of this kind was sew
eral years ago. since which time she
has been so sensitive to electrical dis
turbancs, that she sleeps on feathers
IN bed under the legs Of which are
glass insulators. she sits in an insu-
lated chair when the air is heavily
charged with electricity. Lightning
striking within half a mile of the
house Invariably shocks her
Marble Hill press., 1901-05-22

General Delgado, who recently re-
tired from the insurgent business, is
to be governor of the Iloilo province
at an annual salary of $4,000. Thus Is
another lame duck provided for.
Marble Hill press., 1901-05-22

WAsfe snd'an UeEH Originated.
The earliest specimen Of Indian corn
grew, u Is 6ellsved By botanlsls, on
the plateau Of Peru. whore this plani
haa been found growing IN q condition
v which is indicates that Il is indigenous
Marble Hill press., 1901-05-22

MaIire LaborI. who defended Captain
Dreyfna. Will edit ono Of the three fort
hlshuy magazines which are 70 be 81
labliahed IN Europe. under tho terms
of ne late Prof Nobsl'n viii for the
propagation n liberal ideas
Marble Hill press., 1901-05-22

The champion goal-thrower OF the
girl basket hall team at Haskell In
stitute, a Kansas institution, is Miss
Charging Wolf, full-blood Sioux.
She II said to be able TO put the ball
into the basket with about the GER
laInty that baseball pitcher puts one
aver the plate.
Marble Hill press., 1901-05-22
MARBLE HILL,

The fact that we have altogether too
many magazines is demonstrated by
the csliber of the men now being dis
cussed in their pages.
Marble Hill press., 1901-05-22

There is no truth in the repeated as
sertion in the French papers that King
Edward intends purchasing a villa at
either Cannes. or Nice. On the other
hand, the king has expressed on more
than one occasion recently his inten-
tion of continuing after this year his
annual visits to the Riviera, and so
the hotelkeepers along the azure
coast" may take heart. Probably next
spring may see both the king and
queen either at Cannes OF .Cimiez, al
though it is highly improbable that
Monte Carlo will ever be again patron
ised by his majesty
Marble Hill press., 1901-05-22
Morgan Rules "
" the Waves.

The purchase by the Pierpont Nor
gan interests of the control of the Ley
and line Of steamers is the most mo-
Marble Hill press., 1901-05-22

A man in Philadelphia wears a COM
mon looking little pin as a watch
charm, on the head Of which is en-
graved the English alphabet in old
English lettering, and in the center is
cut the year when it was done, 1900"
The naked eye cannot distinguish a
scratch on the pins head, but a pow
erful magnifying glass, such as is used
by a matchmaker, reveals the letters
of the alphabet in proper order around
the edge of the head, every character
separate and perfectly formed. The
engraver, August Starcke, who did the
work, spent one year at 1t, and SO
tedious was it that he could only work
at It few minutes at time.
Marble Hill press., 1901-05-22
ers of 515. .628 tons. The second Ia thn

ers OF 5l5,628 tons, The second Is that
of the North German Lloyd, with 10S
steamers of sol, ,O5O tons. The third
in the world, and the largest under the
British flag, is that of the British India
Steam Navigation company with 1872
ships Of 3S5,740 TONS Then comes the
"P. & o." with fifty-eight vessels of
3l3,392 tons.
Imagine John Bulls feelings when
the first merchant fleet in the world Is
American, the second and third Ger
man and only the fourth British. Will
he still sing Britannia Rules the
Waves" with undiminished cheerful
ness?" asks the Chicago American.
The report that the new ships to be
ordered by the Morgan combination
will be built in the United States is
inherently probable. 1t will be to the
Marble Hill press., 1901-05-22

say things which he wishes afterward
he had left unsaid, but not all men
with unruly tongues have the cour-
age to make a frank public confession
of their mistakes.
Marble Hill press., 1901-05-22

one whole sg4 may "a elIuisd with
one 'Ael'seeeHna q saIssEilsE
Marble Hill press., 1901-05-22

At present the largest merchant feet
in existence is that of the Hamburg
American line, with ninety-five steam
Marble Hill press., 1901-05-22
EATING AND BODILY HEALTH,

Ito be continued.)
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sclbittmuro TN 1tbri6spiue. !.

s. 3. Garp, 6danfmdrter i'm par.
fer 0otsl in lbridspiae, puroe bon Der
oortisen @eiunobeitsbsbbroe aneepie-
len, Dem Ma1er in Dem Gsaer ieines
5aules abfluB au beridaHen. Nls
@arD oies unterlieB. erbielt er cine 0nr=
laoung Dor ben Mapor uno als er Id
bort un9ebiibrlid benabm, iparo er
gu elmer SuBe perurtbeilt. Ct iaete !:
r&edt 10. ,uartet, bis ib nod Dem 500
tel gehe !" galo lam er suriif uno Der
Wapor bemertte, oaB er Die rebte 9ano
auf Der SintertaI6e belt. Carp fraete
mad Dem 8elunobeitsbeamten, Der ibn
bertlast bate, uno aIs Der Mapor er.
tldrte, oerielbe lei fort. iaate garp ::
sd bin aetommen, I'M 3ih uno ibn
81 tDoten !" uno oanlit ndherte er iid
oem 0}apor. bod oieier tpartste auf
feline tueiteren gr6ffnungen, iouoern lief
in Elm anoeres 3ilnmer. Sm nddItsn
Nugenblid ert0nte in Der Mapors Office
Elm SduB. 9lls man hintam. fano
man Garp nit bur1idplienem 4opf
am gooen lieeen er lebte nod mebrere
Stunoen, fam aber niht mebr gum ge=
muBtlein. gs beiBt, Der uneluflibe,
lpelder 81 Sabre alt mar uuo Den giirs
Qertrieg mitsemaf)t batte. babe Dor
Sabren einen SiBidlaa sebabt uno ba-
be li1 ieltber ME BON bemielben erholt.
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EebrG{entunt.

Superintendent.
9erDHentIiden sic ben 9lamen ppn 80. &c. Crater
ocn Nep Gpmerstppn als Ganoibot fir ba5 slmt enes
aeprdientanten fir bic Ohio @eicbgebuns. Rerielbe
lnteripirft ft Der Gntbei0uns Der bemofrattl1en
Gonut3 Gonoention
9ieIe 0empfraten.
Anf bas Nniuden meiner oielen Demptratiiden
reuitoe ertldre ic biertt baB i'd elm Ganbioat fir
Der WaDl Dr. SunoeSenatoren ourt bas Woif unO fir
free &ieieruug &ebruitteln in ben 8olfSibulen-
f1ea @onutp @onoeutou. Sarrp y. Getter
G1atmeiFer.
@erbffentlidbeu gie meineu 9tamen als Ganbibaten
fir St)aBmeilter opr BET benofratben GuuutD @ons
benton, beren Gntfeibnng tb mid nnteripcrTc. SD
iprebe lomobl oeutI9 pte aub engltih.
Samnel Ho1er, Dprf Sp.
@erbHentlifen sic mciuen Namen als Ganoibat fir
SdaBmeiiter pnu Suscaramas GonnlD. SD lintera
merle Mid Der GutI9e,buns Der oenlofrat1en @pnntp
GoHpention. Sriebri9 Slauier
9piben Sp.
Wto9.n Sie befannt baB itb elm Ganbibat fur
Gber,ff bin SD uuterperfe mid ber @atbeibung Der
bemofratdpeu 9ouutD Gonuentiou. SD iprebe oentib
nn' s"s'''9 e9af'fs Dill /; aSpnaIbip. ~ a aasE
Maden sic seFdaisit befannt baB idb ganbibat fir
bin, unerporfen ber Gntibeibuns Der bempfrotiiten
Gountg=G =GpnDeation, meIde ant g. SUM- auiammeu'
tritt SbeIbDn Stdinion.
OTorb 2ounlbip
gnmmi Innar.
Uerbffentiidben Sie lneineu y}amen as garbibat fir
County Gommfpnar. SD nnteripere mid Der Gnts
f9etonng ber bemofratiiten GountD gonpention
g. 8. Heab,
9Diben SopniGip.
@erDifentliben Gie ben 91amen bon 8. 8. Rin + e b
pDn nnton Ip als Ganoibat fir bos UNIT eineS
Gonntp Gomg1iiliondrs 9erelbe ipridt beutIb unb
engltid. lift en suoerIaiiiger 9empfrat uno fpmmt
einem Gonnbip. bas lett mebr als so syabrem feinen
GountD 9eomten 9ebabt bat 9r. GinieD nutermirIt
fib Der GMt1eibung ber bempfratiibem Gouutp gpil-
BENTON. 8teIe 9e ofraten.
@rmenbauss 9ireftor.
Meinen oelen beripfratiIfen syreunben In 1usearas
mas @puntp made icb biernit betanut bab itb Mid
nm Die Domination fiir bas Nmt eines Armenbaus.
Srettors bemerbe unb mild ber Gntjdeoung ber bes
mpfratii1en Gountp=Gonoention ant s. SUM- uuters
nerfe GriebridD Sorn.
9oper xDmnibip.
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MnrOe nerbaucn. b

6err gdfermeiiter Sacob Wagner in
Canal 9ouer gerieth am Wittmoh leb.
ter Wohe nit ieinem Nrbeiter, oen
aud bier in Sem 9bilaoelpbia pobl
betannten Sobn Sopalt, in cine 9llter=
tation, nelde oamit enoiste, oaB So.
malt nit betra1tli6 ldoirtem 9irns
ihdoel nab ieiner Wobuuna geihofft
merben muBte. Waener fano es fir
gut, eine seitueilise 2uftdnoerun9 bDr=
sunebmeu, 1T ieoo6 bereits tpieoer nad
0ouer suriifsetebrt uno 9ebt feinen
@eI6dften nah, als oh nihts pailirt
ipdre. 9owalt befinoet iiA auf benz
@ese Der yelleruna uno beniibt Die
3eit ieiner &onoaleseena UNI eifrig
nadsurehnen. auf mie biele 0unoerts
tauienbe bon Dollars Shabeneriab er
ieinen friiberen Nrbeitseber Dertlasen
Mil.
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9beurerc Giaarrcm.

SEPT ioll alio aud Der 8limm.
iiensel, melher in gmerifa obnebln
idon Elm 10 foiibarer 2urusartifel 1T.
unter bic Gontroae zines 5rults aes
brabt merbsn. Der, iuie es beibt, Elm
Capital bon iehSia Milllonen Dollars
reprdientirt. Ser ameritaniide &au.
der besahlt ibon iebt Elm pabres eiin'
benaelo fir feline @iaarren. Wdbreno
man in 9eutiblano cine iebr rauh=
bare @isarre fur 5ebn gienniae erbdlt,
muB man bier ebenio Diele Gents fir
elm balbipess anitdnoiaes Rraut be-.
5ablen. Wenn iebt Der neie 3rult oi;
Preiie nod mebr in Die 6Dbe fhraabt.
10 mirb Der Mittslltano iih ipobl oas
&auhen absemDbnen ooer aber feline
3ufudt aur pfeife nebmen miiHen.
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spesiaIperfaui fiir sctn 9a9e
IN lartcr5 arof,eGt store.

81 90 peiBe & Sud llnterr0fe fir 49c.
$l.00 Ybu Sud unterr6fe fin 49c.
IS 90 gique um3eidlaaene plete
-llterr0fe fir 81 so
l2c. Gil3 Gsnitermatten. z SUB lang 7c,
36x72 3oQ bette $500 5mprna
5eppidldlfer fir $3.50
$1.25 griiifel 3eppi6ldufer 79c.
l5c. i9warae 9amenltriimpie 10c.
Merens 5altum YulOer, 25c., fir l5c.
geltsn 100 Oaro 5publenfaoen fir lc.
l5c. weiBe 9amenmeten fir l0c.
Ser IenIationele Seioenoerfauf bat
besonnen. gillise Sertdufe BON Saifet,
suiammenge5osensr, in Sdniiren gepo=
bener upo nab periiibsn Multern ange-
fertiater Seioe. reselmaBi9er preis 81. .
fir SOC.
: lleber 1000 Yaros bon baummolle=
nen Gleioerltoffen in ben neueiten S6at=
tirunaen. seitreiit ooer nit biibiden
sSiauren nit bsarotbenl. beqblauem uno
ountelblauem 9intersruno, eeraoe oas
&idtige, fir Somm:rr0fe fiir Mdoden,
regelmdBiser preis l0c., reou5irt gu Sc.
8ernebmt oies, ole Die ibr neue bon
Sdneibern genlabte Nnaiise tauten
nout. 0on Shneioern eelna1te Sa=
mennnsiiop SnnSf hprfol,ft fir
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0eNprbeM.

Mm %. Mai auf ieiner Garm spi.
fhen golipar uno 5trabbura Sohn 8.
3utanern i'm Utter bon rs SsSabren
Ser Yerforbene mar in iiinaeren Sab.
rem elm Mann BON rieiiser G0rpertrafi
uub er bat in iener 3eit manden bar'
ten StsauB ausaefohten.
Nm /. .yuni in perrp 9opnlbip
BrpBmutter glnna Wlaria 5bonb i'm
utter DON 95 syabren. Die Werltorbe.
ne binterldbt swei G6bne.
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iDnSt pertauft fir

g. g. urfers GROCER Store.
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OeHcntli6e @critetgerMng.

9ie SinterlalIenidaft bes beritorbe=
men gbas. Gdert in Gagersuille uno
ieiner 9leidfalls perforbenen Wittpe
Carolina gfert miro am
areita9 9, IA. Suni 1901,
auf Dem plabs in 8asersbiae Offentlih
berlfeigert. Sie 9interlalienibaft be.
febt aus Dem Storeaebdube uno mebre=
rem anoern Gebdulihteiten ioipie meh+
reren Baupldben in &agersbille.
Gerner fommen aud Die 9auseerdtb-
lhaften uno Oas peri0nli9e gigentbum
our Weriteiserung.
Die Beriteigerung be9innt 8ormit=
tags 8 ubr.
Ser Seltamentsbollltreder
- Wer iid fiir untpioerfebli9 bdlt,
miro balo unaustebli1.
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ltnb es ,purbe ferner augeprbnet bab bic 0empfra=
ten i'll ben nerihebeneu 4recinctS unb Ipmnibps iid
in ben regelnidBieen Wablpdben Der betreifenben
Irecinets uuo IoDnihlps am 9pnueritag, 6. Stunt
m,ttaas bes aenannteu aases, periameln loien, unl
Seleoateu unb Stellpertreer fir TIRE Experimentation
in Der geuannten Gpnpeution su eripdblen.
SIM Iuftra9 bes bempfratiten Gentral-GomiteS.
&. O. garnnn, YprTber.
Genrse II. Greef, Sefretdr.
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scams biaie II, perfautc,, .

Gin ameilt0diaes Dans nit 5 3im=
mern, $50. g. z. ST., Gfe BON Wef=
Norolt. in Weit Mep philadelphia, III
Ibiaig gu pertaufen. Oas 0aus bat ei=
gene Walerleitun9. Nad5ufrasen bel
Sim on Winfler,
Observation-Disclosures oes perftorbenen
Sic. Mintler. 5
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Observation-Disclosures.

aoolpb &. Mcguaousb - Matie st.
@appel, beioe Don @llmore.
Sohn Warne Gittie Sharp, beioe
BON Mineral @itp.
Souls 2int = @briitina Watters, beiDe
bon u6rihspile.
Granf 8. Sobns = 6elen Gice, beioe
bon Nep philadelphia.
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9emofratii6e GonntpsG0n=
Uenti0n.

fa 4
Dos bemofrntilte GentraI.Gpntite BON TusrarapaS
Gpnntp Ohio. ncriammelte fh i'm @unrtbans in Der
9tetp YailaoelpDia Ohio am Gamtog, 4. Wsai 1901.
5u bein 3tuede u bic 3e nnb ben Plab fir bic Ab.
hatnng Der oeutratiibea Gonntp.G fur oa8
Sabr 1901 au beitimmen.
SIN bieier Weriammnns tuuroe aageoronet oaB bic
9enanntt Gonptntion i'm linton DpernbanS in ber
Stabt
Wew Wbiiaceipbia, Cbio. am Gamftds, ben
8. SUM- 1904,
nm 10 1lbr Wormittags. iidb oeriamnieln foa.
une bob bic genannte @snpention fur Die iclgenoen
3pede ftnttfinben ion. ndmiib:
lin Delegation fir bic oempfratibe Staats.GoKoen.
tpn 5n crtpGblen.
I'M 0eIesaten fur bic oemOtratii1e enatOrisae Son.
pentDn sn erpdblen.
I'm 9ele9aten iilr bic bemofratiibe riderlibe Con.
penttDu 3u ertp6blen.
llnb nm ia einen Ganbibaten fir bic folsenoen
eountpsMe an npminiren:
Reprditntant.
Gcbasmeiifer.
Gberiff.
gpmmiiirpndr.
9lrmenb ans. DIRECTOR.
llnb Inn iraeub fpelde anbere @eIaate sn erleb,sen
belle Der Gpnpentipn uronuugSmdb9 ppr9eleJt iperr
aele9t rperben ntbseu.
Ino eS lpurbe an9eprbnet baB bic @aiis Der Gepr6.
ientaon ie elm Delegat r eoe 25 Stimmen po Wrut.
aabl bon l3 Sttmmen nnb bariiber ein lou, bic fir
Wtatam s. 8rpau fir praiioentam 8. ytopember 1900
abeeoeben ,puroen. nnb nod genannter Vaii5 fin6
bic YrecinrtS unb IpnubpS su fplgenber &eprdisn
tipu berebtigt namlttb
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SriefIiWc.

Sir bic am l. SUM- enberbe Wo6e
blieben folgenbe nidt reflamirte griefe
auf Oer bieiigen pofoffice:
Magie 8afer. Morgan Sones.
Ilto Yrotun. Utrs. Catherine Wfurrap.
emanuel Gmeripu. Walbion Sbielb.
2bomas Sobnion.
q. 81. Searborff g. M.
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gdIMb Der Sod,id,MIe.

Ser iiebenunbbreiBi9lfe idbrlihe
Shlubatt Der Nsm philadelphia Dohs
lbule tuiro am Greitag NbenD, ben z.
SUM-, i'm linton Dpernbaus fattiin-
ben. Ser 9ltt peripriht elmer Der bee
ten uno intereHanteitsn gu ,perben, bic
jemals abgebalten iuurbsn. Ser Gin.
,trittspreis 1T auf nur 10 unb Is @ts.
feitaelebt, uno es lit au ipiinihen uno
81 boiien. Dab oas publitum ii1 redt
sablreib sinfinben miro. um oaeurh
Die heranmadienoe Suaeno iotuobl uie
Die 2ehrfrdIte IN ibren 9emiibungen
uno Yeltrebunaen gu ermuthiaen. Die
mano iollte es peridumen. biylen Grer-
citizen bsiaumobnen. gintrittstarten
tonnen in grifer's apotbete seiidert
perben.
gladitebeno oas proaramm
ebOrus : .9es eommers Ieste Stole" arrausirt
BON Yeaie.
eborus .2be aoit Gborb.a -. !. MrtBus Suaiuan
ealTtatos9 Ss1s gnon 8OiiasH s~si SabrAnHOsrtsH a
@eidtbte Der alaiie ................ Minne Grimm
Glabetb unb 0ictoria. ............ .Wttlreo 8lad
Der Sebrautb nnO Der weiBbraua beg 9aeidtbums.
Gtta Slanier.
Ser grbBte Wtann bes neunaebnten Sabrbilnoerts -.
charles g. Boomers.
Chorus = pSlBer Wai@ ai@.................S. 3. 8arnbn
&onsentrattou eine Welt=Y Yemegung. ;. Glen Gpans
9oS beutige EuBIano. Carl SDeriGnf
NariS Die Yracbge, Jae Wiler
9ropbeseuns fir Sic alaife SsrtrnOe ssaOerlp
Srip : Ser Ruf Der Glfen". s. 8rtulcp &harbs
Ser @e Der Stteratur ............. Srma Wiler
Die Mo1t beS Selpiiiens. ....... .gsmeralba Sbenf
StH CCltN( luul ". 2uJipt
@olebctore - Wabre giibuns $50. Mprtle 9aruep
Glaenlieo.
ueberrei9nn9 Der 9iplome.
Se9eu. 9fep. s. 30 Seid
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N. Godfroid valiant
Vieillard de "a ans, incapable
de TRAVELLER depuis plusieurs
annees, prend les PILULES
nORO ct Sc guerit.
II SOUFFRAT D'/ND/GES77ON ct
De BRUL EMEN7S D'ES7OMAc.

Quand bien meme lie vieil1ard
serait afaibli par les ann@es, il ne
dot pas souffrir, ct les dernieres
annees de sa vie doivent Sc passer
sans douleurs ct sans miseres.
Sison estomac Sc refuse a digerer
les ailments quill prend, sill souf-
fire de douleurs de rhumatisme, de
NAL de reins, on 81 sa vessie est
affectee, il dot, CONNIE lie jeune
homme, voir a Sc soulager de ses
maux ct a Sc guerir. Les Pilules
Moro, feront pour 1ui &c qu'elles
font pour tous les hommes qui
souffrent, qui les p%rennent avec
patience ct qui donnent a leur sante
lie soin necessaire Giles aident a
lestomac, donnent de la force aux
membres fatigues, ct assouplissent
les articu1ations.
lie temoignage de Monsieur
Valiant, qui suit, est une grande
preuve de 1eur valeur !; &c vieillard,
Age de "a ans, soufrait tellement
de brh1ements d'estomac, quill ne
pouvait plus rien manger, maladie
bien connue chez les personnes
agees ainsi que chez les jeunes.
II &tait devenu fable ct ne pou-
Wait plus faire lie moindre travail.
Naturel1ement, a son age, tout lie
monde dGsespkrait de lui, on ne
croyait pas gull pitt revenir a la
+; sante.
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HOTEL FRANCAIS

t3Hotel est sltu6 sur Pile Nlcollet,
une courte distance de PUnion Depot
BONES pensions, ct Chambres bien meu
lees ct bien tenues. Aussl n 9table
pour, logger les chevaux,
Prix Modere8
Les h6tes pourront SO procurer dams
Get Hotel des liqueurs lee plus purs.
DAVID GAG EK IROP.,
Al 43 Avenue Oentrsle
n Aussi Proprietaire de la Livery et
Boarding Stable, [Ecurie de Louagel
Carosses, Bogheis, etc 4 Prix Reduits
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lhave used Ripans Tabules with 50 much salts.
faction that I can cheerfully recommend them.
Have been troubled for about three years with
what I called bilious attacks coming on regularly
ouce q week. Was told by different physicians
that It was caused by bad teeth. of which I had
several. l had the teeth extracted. but the at
tacks continued. I had seen advertisements OF
xipans Tabules in all the papers but had no faith
In them, but about six weeks since a friend in
duced me to try them. Have taken but two of the
small Scent boxes Of the Tabules and have had
no recurrence OF tho attacks. Have never given a
testimonial for anything before, bat the great
amount Of good which I believe has been done me
By Ripans Tabules induces me to add mine 90 the
many Testimonials you doubtless have In your
possession now. At. DE"n7.
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Temoignage de M. G. Valiant;

Temoignage de M. G. Valiant:
"J'ai etc tres satisfait des Pi1u1es
"Moro ct des bons conseils qui mont
"ete donnes. J'ai "a ans ct depuis
"p1usieurs mois j'affaib1issais tous les
"jours. Mon estomac nedigeraitpasles
"vivres que je prenais ct je souffrais de
s~sbrh1ements d'estomac ct de la pituite.
"Ma famille me fit prendre les Pilules
"Moro, Giles me donnerent appetit, mes
"maux disparurent, je repris mes occu-
"pations habitue1les, je travaillai aux
"reco1tes CONNIE un homme en- sante
set c'est avec lie plus grand plaisir que
"j'encourage ceux qui pourraient souf-
"frir CONNIE moia prendre les .Pi1u1es
"Moro, ct a ecrire pour des conseils ct
"des avis"
M. GODFROID VALIANT,
Masham Mills, Que.
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Les Pi1u1es Moro prises a la dose
de deux apres chaque repas, don
neront a 1'homme @puis@ la force
necessaire pour remp1ir ses devoirs
sans trop de fatigue Giles aideront
sa digestion, lui permettront de
Manager &c quill veut,' sans que son
estomac soft fatigue, ct tiendront
ses intestins reguliers. Files que
rissent aussi lie ma1 de tete, lie NAL
de rognons, les dou1eurs de rhu-
matisme ct toutes les maladies don't
les hommes souffrent 81 solvent ct
qui sont causees par l'impuret@ du
sang.
Les medecins de la Compagnie
Medicale Moro, peuvent etre vus
a leur bureau, au Nc. 1924 rue
Ste-C atherine, tous les jours de la
semaine, excepte lie dimanche, JUS
qua hut heures du soir. Aux
hommes qui demeurent a la cam
payne ct qui ne peuvent venir
faC1lement d Montreal, TN plano
de traitement 1eur sera envoye sur
demande. ainsi qu'un petit livret
remp1i de %conseils ct davis. Les
consultations par 1ettres sont aussi
gratuites ct abso1ument conf
dentie11es.
Les Pi1u1es Moro Sc vendent
soc. la bofte on six bottles pour
$3.50. ST votre marchand ne les
tent pas, Giles vous seront expe-
diees sur reception du prix.
Adressez vos 1ettres CONNIE suit:
Compagnie Medicale Moro,
TIA rue Ste.C Catherine, /. . Montreal.
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s-Lorsque votre enfant
pleurera, ne lui donnez pas de
sirop claimant gu de paregori-
que pour lie faire dormir, car
ces remedies sont dangereux
ct ne font que le soulager
pour quelques heures, mails
donnez-lui les SAN
T0mEL Pour les vers ct que
rissez-le pour toujours. &c
sont toujours les vers qui
donnent des coliques ct font
pleurer les petits enfants.
Avendre chez tous les pharmaciens GU expt-
diees au Canada ct aux Etats-Unis sur recep.
ton de 2sc. Adressez Compagnie chimique
Franco-Americaine ,a74rue St-Denis, Montreal,
Car.
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have been a groas sufferer from oonssipatfe0
for over five years. Nothing gave mo any Fsis3
Ny feet and legs and abdomen were blosted %
Icould not wear shoes on my feet and only . loose
dress, I saw Ripans Tsbules advertised In on
daily paper, bought some and took them q direct
cd. Have taken them about three weeks aud there
is such q change! l am not constipatsd Any moro
and I owe it all to Ripans Tebulaa. lam thirty.
seven years old. have no occupation, only my
household duties and nursing my sick husband
He has had the dropsy and I am trying Ripsns
Tabules for him. He feels some better but 1t WIZ
take some time, he has been sick SO long. fss
may use my letter and name as you like.
Nh MARX GoRMAH CLAAxA
have boon suffering from headschea eve
since I was q little girl. l could naver ride In
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car OF go lULO NV
place without getting Q
headache and gick 1t my
stomach. hsard about
Ripans Tsbules from Al
aunt of nine who was
taking them for catarrA
Of the stomach. She hAl
found such relief from
their use she advised me
to take them too. and7
have been doing go sinca
last October, and wiz
say thev have complete
~ cure6 my headaches
( am twenty nine year.
old. You are weloome
to use his Testimonials
Mrs. J. BaooUYDA
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GLE REvIENDRAI"

-Oui, vous reviendrez, murmu-
ra-t-elle.
Ills ~sentaient bien qu'ils devaient
SO s6psrer, que cette heure poi
gnante, qui les unissair dams une
tendresse commune, ne devait plus
reyenir-mais !d6licieuse alors-
que dams une Tongue, Tongue aimee
-Adieu! murmurait Jean.
Ellie balbutiait dune voix 6touf-
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My sevsn-yeAr-Old ksT
suffered with pains IA
bis head, constipation
and complained OF his
stomach. He could not
eat like children OF his
age do and " hat he
did eat did not es1sa
with him. He was Shi3
and al a aa8Hon collar