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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-23
Read the "Ads.O

From the Philadelphia Press.
The shopper who shops the shops these
days makes a much easier job Of 1t IL she
reads the advertisements before starting
out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-23

Santa Claus will be lucky II he does not
step on a few hot kerosene bricks this
'hris
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-23
Mr.. Hoar in Fine Form.

Statesmen and wagon drivers will earn
their merry Christmas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-23

Coal is at present so essential to human
out 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-23
Fortunate.

The wintry wind Is blowing free,
Just as 1t did Of old;
It's lucky that a Christmas tree
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-23
A Berlin Epigram.

From the Berlin Tageblatt.
The German acquires In order to live The
North American lives in ordersto acquire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-23

Can grow out in the cold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-23
Sl.5O Pictures for soc.


so gold mold NN@NN
With ecornasa ndarre ryh at
First Floor,
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-17
Notice..

Jennings, La, September 18th,
1892. Notice is hereby given
that the personal effects of the
late G. E. Nash, deceased, will be
sold at public auction, in Jen-
ninps, in front of the Citizens
Bank, on Saturday, September
the 9th, 1902, consisting of the
following personal property, viz.
One span of horses, two silver
watches, One box clothing.
e. S. HEMPSTEAD,
Administrator of Succession OF
e. E.. Nash. zig tic
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-17
At the Bazaar
the SWEETEST line
of Neckwear in
the City a n d
Walker sells it
for less.

Beaumont people evidently do
not know the meaning of thrift.
They have just had an oil fire
which cost them 100000 a day,
t. ID was out before people real
irad that something extraordi.
nary was going on. Jennings
had an oil fire that kept up for
ten days, netted the town S247, /.
600 worth of advertising and
cost less than $1,000 per dsE-
n q. American,
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-17

Special to the Record.
Des Moiues, Iowa, Sept. H.
The great spectacular feature OF
the Odd Fellows convention IN
this city was the parade which
took place today. The city was
gaily decorated with bunting,
and the streets were thronged
with thousands of people. All
public buildings, stores and OF.
hces closed at noon. The mum.
her of men in the parade is vari.
ously estimated at from Is, GOO to
80. O0O, occupying three hours to
pass q given point. The chief
marshal of the procession was
General E. E. Lambert, of New
ton. Ia. The first division was
made up of the visiting Cantons
from the different states. The
Sovereign Grand Lodge turned
out in full force aud was escorted
by the Pstr,archs Militant. The
second and third divisions
were made up of Odd Fellows
from manyl states. The fourth
comprised more than a hundred
carriages containing the past
grand sires and others in high
Office. In the fifth division were
carriages containing aged and
inflrm members representing
more than 1LO lodges. Fifty
brass bands and ten drum corps
furnished music foI the parade
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-17
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Aetion Taken o.. Rluaieipal Affair."
Di9 Excufolo1 Coming %
October -.

VCHOD61 So
The Board Of iDirsctors Of the
Commercial League held q meet
ing last night, aud = large mum.
Der Of the board were la attend.
ance. Very decided action was
taken regarding the removal Of
the frame buildings on Main
street and the cleaning Of the
streets and the removal of grass
from sidewalks. A committee
will wait on the council and re-
quest that body to take action.
A letter was received from S.
F. B. Morse of the Southern Pa
cifiic, accepting the invitation OF
the League to permit the big .ex.
cursion of the s. P. land and i'm
migration agents, who will ar
rive here on Oct. %, and will
stop at Jennings, while en- route
to Texas.
This excursion will be 500
strong, and the party will visit
the rice plantations and the oil
fields.
This will be an elegant oppor-
tunity for our peoplesso extend a
welcome and show them'a sample
Of Southern hospitality. s,
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-17

BY Union Associated Press.
Dubuque, Iowa, a,September II.
Speaker Henderson of the
house Of representatives, finding
that his views in respect to the
treatment of trusts by reducing
the tariff in whole or in part, are
not in accord with the views of
his party in command in Iowa,
today declined to accept the NOM
ination for congress and has
withdrawn from the race.
The following letter was ad-
dressed to q. lE Albrook, chair
man of the notification commit
tee, FL Dorado, Iowa, by Mr.
Henderson:
"My Dear Sir-1 have never
answered the kind notice COM
municated by you and your as.
sociates advising me of my nomi-
nation for the eleventh time by
acclamation, as the republican
candidate for congress for the
Third congressional district OF
Iowa. Reported conditions in
the public mind in my district
upon public policies induced
me to make this delay. Since
my return to the district I have
made careful study as to the
sentiment in the district and
state, and I believe there is nc
little sentiment, and a growing
sentiment among republicans
that l do not truly represent
their views on the tariff question.
Believing this condition to ex'
list and knowing that I do not
agree with many of my people,
that trusts, to which I am and
have been opposed, can be cured,
or the people benefited by free
trade in whole or in part, l must
decline to accept the nomination
SO generously and enthusiastic
|ally made. I have devoted 20 O.
the best years of my lite to th'
service Of my people and m!
country and I have fought TO
; what I believed to be best for tn
!, farmer, the laborer and the bust
ness interests of this district AM
state. am grateful for the de
votion that has ever been &C
corded me, and to the hour 9
my death, I will hold in a great
full heart the memory of that dc
votion. 1 will give later on, i
some detail my views and cor
victions on our conditions and o
public questions, and will stat
my reasons why the republica
party and it's policies should col
), tinuein the cantidence OF tn
y voters and why the doctrines c
. the democratic party should I'm
), no lodgment in the faith an
y: teachingsof the republican part.
Il I'D. B. Henderson" "
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-17
After Fake Jewelry Vendors.

Special to the Record.
Indianapolis, Ind, Sept. IL
The Indiana Retail Jewelers. as.
sociation, which was organized
last May, held a meeting at the
Dennison house today an dis
cussed ways and means TO.
Strengthening the association
and to protect the trade.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-17
Welded at Newport.

Special to the Record.
Newport, r. T., Sept: 17.-still
another was added today to the
long list Of notable weddings that
has marked the presen, Newport
season. The parties to today's
ceremony were Miss Estella de
Lrussat Willoughby, daughter of
Mr.. aud Mrs. Hugh de Laussat
WiUoughby, of Philadelphia, and
FMr. Clayton G. Dixon, also OF
Philadelphia.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-17
Wants the Deal Called OF.

wants bue OSoS NOtsSO VIII
GeorgeW. Stakemiller, through
his attorney, G. E. Wooten, yes
terday began suit in the district
court against G. F. and May y.
Cullom of Mobile, Ala, The suit
grows out of the sale of q livery
Stable and lot 3, block "a of Jen'
nings, to Stakemiller, whereby
be paid 5000 in cash, $220O in
notes and assumed $1,000 indebt'
edness, only to find that W. b
Clark owned half of the livery
stable. Mr.. Stakemiller wants
his $500 back and the notes can
celed, or a Judgement for $4l5O
as the case may be.-American.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-17
launehins Of pes Moines.

Special to the Record.
Des Moines, Ia, Sept. H.
Governor Cummins and his Of
fetal party, consisting of his staff
and state officials, will leave Des
Moines this evening for Quincy,
Mass, to attend the launching
of the United tescruiser, Des
Moines. The party will be &C
companied by Miss Elsie Mac
omber, who will act as sponsor
for the occasion.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-17

Fresh Lowney's candy for sale
at Rathe's.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-17

At the Bazaar
the swellest line
of Neckwear in
the Ci t y a n d
Walker sells 1T
for less.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-17
Compers Speaks Hopefully

Bv Union Associated Press.
Wilkesbarre Penn, Sept.l7. -
President Gompers of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor, in a
statement issu d today takes q
hopeful view of the strike stu
alton. Hesays:
cat this time it is impossible
to say exactly when the strike
will terminate; but after careful
inquiry into the situation at the
mines, am convinced that the
struggle will end by agreement.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-17
Lost.

On Main street, some money
two bills. Please leave at John.
sons ice cream parlor and re-
|oslve reward. dh7tt
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-17
For Sale.

One team of mules, wagon and
harness. Enquire at RECORD Of
fee. David Jones. 2O6dw wv
Fresh Lowney's candy for sale
at Rathe's.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-17
Gave Bond,

Today Henry Maddox, a young
man who has been confined for
about a week in Jail in default of
5000 .bond was released, A. D.
McFarlain going security. The
Young man stands charged with
assaulting Charles Durbrldge
with q dangerous weapon
Press.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-17

Fresh Lowney's candy for sal
at Rathe's.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-17
for less.
For Sale or Rent.

The lastof September, a nine
room residence, just completed
on First street.
Wilde L. L. Morse.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-17

Wanted.-Apprentice girls to
learn the art of dress making.
Apply at the Fashion. 219t6
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-30

ION fsr beinGrfst, ZEN berettigeoe Sri
tt bar fun Soeens gel for 2ie og
a!tfoo = dnoenbt paa bette Gmraas
fe = men tritiierrr i'm Broker %
Seit,r m.o oerts beDIte 9el for Zie-
CO life iom zen uberettigcOe aritit,
Der pil tritifere for al bope zig ielp
pdd andres Setoitnitg, ION ielp me-
ner at opbsies oeo at ooole bet mang.lz
lube % f%orterte bos andre. Zen be-
zettiGeoe 9ritit mgoer man 10 / aae
Ssnoebreoen, til Menig9eoerne. Og
5nntr er omtrsnt iom FABIAN: lite
os. life os; men for Saeens, fer eOcrs
eget BEL. Se l9ie ri fremoelcs Ser
rens egea 8ritit optr be Ipu Menisbez
Der ! QiIeaIien, fom bIioer pitt Sc6anz
mes, oa ger ben iamme Re9el Jig gGl=
osnre: Seq peb bine gerninser, og
bit Qrbsioe og bin 5dalmobigbeo oIp.
- men iea Tar bette imoo big - og
Ter er arititen - tom oerfor ibu,
6porfra oil sr %faloeI, % peno ON DIP"
(4db. 2, l f9.). Mltiad ben triitelige
aritit er ngooenoig. ogiad / poreDa9e
men ben er nerfor life al 5ib berettis
get. gu lisger 10 9rititens Stprte
ocr Sa9s Spogbeo, iom tritiisres;
men er BET life aGrli9beoens aano.
fom ddnber aritifen, bd tdber Den i'm
Stbrte = ia er eno life berettiget, om-
END Der moaIte fan bore nooen Sdnb.
beo / oens Qaaitdno. 90 Der tommer
enonu Ct Moment / Den beretti9eoe
aritit, nemli9, at man tritiierer en-
5in9 eFter lin eg.n MnItuelie og BE.
tra0tninasmddee; men er ben tors
fert, oa bliper 10 o9ida aritifen bet.
oa Der er maaife ilet life Den Wdn9el
eaer 6eil peo Mobpartens QlitueliC
eaer Sag, Tom man paupiier. og bel
pirfer altido life til ben rette tmriIte'
la. Opbragslie. Og intet Oirfer lac
neobrnoenbe paa 8robaritubet / Der
fri'tne Meni96eo iom Den uberettigeot
aritit; men eet sr 10 ~lettere at t"ritiIert
en- anb.a, eno bet er al paditsnne ban
men bet iiolte maa life forismmes, ielt
pm bet ferIte itte slemmes.
6. Srogb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-30

ioareoe 5rsten '0ann, ao9 De MAJ bis
felig beore tunne %foritaa. bporfor ieg
TIMBER mig iaa meget oper min Sjemz
reiIe. Mine Static er / 0immelen.
Mia beoite Den er Der, min Sub og
5relier. Der er &ilosn til De reneit tie
@lGoer og be berIisite 6orbdabninger.
bile mine fore. lem er guast foron mig.
timber ieg forfamiet Der. 0sr itat lite
pare no9en Reb eIer Sn9oom; in9en
Mislno itul bpres / De 6immel ftt3oner.
Der Ital ogfaa ieg iitemme De 5orlsz
fes og Soliges Cor dn9 p9 prize min
5relier. foroi ban FAR f~orIeit og ioIigz
qiort mig % fsrt mig til bet rette 9jem.
Der Itol ale Smerter % ale 9etpmz
ringer titles, % en6per Si9l itaI nhoe
fulotommen Ho. = 6pprfrr ituloe js9
lite fele mig 9ldo og lptteli9 pso at
tomme bio2"
.Men er bette life for me9et for idd
ipnOiae 9Giner. Iom Ri er? Seq bar
pel onitrGngt mig for at IRE ct ret
faroigt 2tO, men jeg %tilItuar -"
.Ogiuu ie9. tare 9eninoe, er fsbt
meo en- ipuoig Rutur % bar intet at
role mig al for SUB; mel min 5relz
Iers aarligfeo, ION er %aabenbaret,
bar oraoet mig op al Spnoens onbe
8pnO. 5ro paa Seiusariitus. fom bar
boaret ogiau Ceres Snnoer. !5an bar
oaIaa for 0ere5 @eotommenoe tu9et
Magten fra BAN, Iom 6upoe 0soens
galbe. 6or aae. iom peO en- lepenoe
3ro er forenet meo sSeius, er 0eoen
lite ida foritr9ttcIig. BEL er Der mango
9cfp9rligbeoer; men LEGION De lite
pso 3anten ON Deres f%oreItauenOe
Reiie tagerS enipn til Step eler Weje,
Iaaleoes len o9iau iea meo fnlo 5ors
trsftning gao min beiparIige Bel; t3i
MoaIet CT herligt."
6ruen bleo / fit 5jert, bpbt rsrt al
oisie Orb fra Zen nar 0eOen ituue1oc
S9ge. De matte oog MI titles ira
bperanbre.
d 5ru Mert tn 5io o~erefter blunot
Geosdnmelo,lierne LATTE Nopnet Ser
the 6ann, tunOe bul iige: Seq
peO, paa bpem je9 %tror;" t4i bun Raos
De funost 5reIis u9 5reO / Qammets
Blob. og bun uoruabte nu: %, 4oors
leoes ital jsg bel en- Sang tunne tdttc
6enoe, fom bite mig qiOets Bel"
8, Oh, ION laier bette, er 8u
tommen inn paa bsnne 8ej2
.gp9l."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-30
Sra bcn iDNlfe GGffelie.
Deb : +. 9unb.

Der bar ! Der 5io mango 5umilier.
iom reo bercs aaloelige ariitenliO
tom til at Danne imad, srsnne Oaier
miot / en- tor pg ter 2rten.
9i fan blanbt onoet nGpne Nnhers
Qorfsns 9jem / Margadro / 9am=
Borg Sogn. 4nOers 2arieu fsbtes 20.
Qpyil 1901. Gfter at fan bapoe fig
get e @ar iom Soloat / 9ebenbabn
feiteoe ban 1926 efter I'm Steofao:r,
Rasmus Waoien, lin 5aoreqaarD, Der
bar opbpgget 1888. Qnoers Garien
baooe 10 Born. De git ulbrig / Qls
m~ueifolen. 5an l9ite ielb meo fine
9srn, meote meo t.m iii Gfsamen /
ben oFentiige Stole, % bet bite Zig
itoOig. at be blep re9aeoe bIanOt De
grsrite. oft iom 9ernene potieoe til,
afleite Re 3jensiteioltene i ZEN BEL
brepns 0aaros Drift.
I'm e4rr6og. fon 4noers earfen og
be fleite at 5orIamlinssfoifet fate
gperit at aae, par Grit 9ontoppis
bans ySant6eo til 9uOfrpgti96eO ubi
en- 5ortlaring ooer 2ut6srs Then
Gatetismus 1877.
u. 2arfsas SOgueprait, 6ggb, tres
peoe g0aes 2areboq. Meo benne
oereboa Oilos QnOsrs 9arien life bape
at gsre.
s ct 9rep al Ia. Uaj 1928 Opgao
ben for giifop blum efter oeunes
Qnmobning G~runcen,, boorfor ban
life tunoe bare meO Bales 99rebog at
gere. Den inbebolOer falIte % farlige
2eroomme paa flere Steber, b0ors
iblaaot er 5 2 / oct treble aupitel,
bDor Der ftoar: Den dlminoelige Jors
barbelie bos Wenneitet beitaar fornems
melig oeri, ct &c life BRUCE ceres 5ors
itonO til iuno Gftertante. GnODioere
bebper bet I famine aupitel: Mibt /
5orb9rOelIen. fOm er tommen oper
aae NenneIter, FAR SUB bog fsrget for,
at Der matte blioe en- b.rffenoe 4ts
traa eftsr 2DtialigbeO tilopers | bore
6jerter, ION life tiaaoer os at DGre
ligegDlbisc / Ssnieenbe til Dor egen
gelferb. 8sne S9tninS er ligeleoes
falit % itriOenbe mob SUBS Orb.
8reb. ar D.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-30
Samfunocts Sfoler.

Ten 10. Dec. moOtog jog en- Snobe=
refining fra bore Stoler / Blair o9
ST 6prn, og Oa ieg mener, at oisie
Cplnsninger buroe tenoes al ale Mteoz
lemmer al Samfunbet, Iaoer jeg Dem
berpso gaa oioere.
3rinitatis Seminarium % Blair
College bapoe a9bnte 0ato II Gleoer,
% Der Oentes flere, iaa Der er GOD lib
iigt til, at Stolen bill blipe fplot ogida
/ 4ar. Sunb6eosti litanoen paa Stoz
len er GOD. 9runoen til 9pmnoItitS
buiet er lagt, og efteriom 9engene tomz
nler ino til ben Sag, bpgges Der pioere.
elf 6orn 6piftote
bar "a Glsoer, og aOIfiuige flere er
inbmeiot, faa Der er goot 6aab om,
at Qntauet ffal aaa op til 30 til Rptz
aar. Sblonot Gleoerne er Der 7 I'm
fommere ira 91nmart % uoiigt til
Here. Sgiau Der er Suno9eostilitan.
Den COB.
Ut oisfe Meooelelier BIZ glaoe aqs
Sppristige Samfunosoenner, toiDler jeg
fife paa; men faa maa ieg pei ogiua
"a COB til at minoe ps IN
,rsa Bore gti9ter:
81 aauber 10 uae, at Sto!en i GH
5orn faapelIo m Blair Gonege ital oas
re / Stano til at bare Zig ielD. Nsen
9rafteIfolea, iom 10 ingea andre Snos
tGgter far. mda beres al Samfuupet.
Sg BET er / 9irteligbeoen Samfunoets
ferite og ftsrite Wlisiion, ielp ON mani
es life fan fatte BET. SamfunOet far
10 ogfaa gennem tine Repr9lentanter
paa Qarsmgbet talnet pr9iteftolens
Qqrere % beiiemt beres 9gn. prof.
3. q. Big er looet en- 2en at 800.
Dollars % 100 9oGars til 8olig.
8eD. s. u. center 3. =. ffai zaoe
800 Dollars. Stolebeitpreren, Paitor
Str. Qnfer, er fatDet meo en- aarlig Qen
al 500 Dollars % ri 8olig.
Samfunoet bar igennem fine aez
preientanter paa 4drsmsbet enooioere
heitemt, at pisie 9enee. iaabeliom
penge til 9eoligebolbelien O9 Sfolens
gpgniagcr, ifal inOiumles Deb Sub
itription / Msnigbeoerne. Sdmtioig
paalagDe 4arsmppet Sfoieoireftionen
at inofomle Disic 9enge og brine Sfos
lerne / Narets 2sb. Men iful Ri briOe
@folerne / Sperensitemmelie meo
Marsmeoets 8eotQgter, bd maa ale
Wenig6eber og Yraiter gore beres
gliat meo at inbiamle 9engene 6Der
I lin Grebs. Oct er oeida en- Aarsmgz
be~beftemmelle, at Ri ale ffdl 9sre bet.
6beni, fom MI unbluber bette, ban
r%ingeagtsr Qursmeoets geitemmelfe
Do Foraarfager. at Samfunoet 9oar /
0alo. Direftionen bar gjort i'm piigt
; foa 6enieenDe. @i uoienote daereoe
iiblig pda Sommeren Glitter og Cir
fnlarer til ane Meaigbeoer og pr9s
fer ,6por pi,efter at babe minbet ON Dor
friffeligs Yligt og %frembolbt Sagens
TsbDenbigbeD, benDenote os til ben
snfelte / ,fslgenpe 0rolds:
,0i benitiner berfor til Dem:
1. 9t &c fdapel priDat iom ! Uies
nisbebsns Joridmling taller ct
parmt Orb for benne for bort
Gomfunb iaa Digtige Sag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-30
9j(lnrcjien.

Deb ct 8ooeiteo meotes en- Wlorgen
TO fpge Gamer. Den enc itoo netOp /
gegreb NIB at rejie berfru. s5un bIep
tiltalt al ZEN aaoen, en- tilipnelaoente
megst liOenps ur9 Dame, poa ieIssnte
Naaoe:
De fnaes at feI: Dem me9et lpttez
tig / Dag, 5ru BERT"
n5u. je9 er i Deg iaa 9laO iom ell
Carte. 8stte er beler life iaa unOers
li8t; ieg itul reiie biem. Seq snit:r
inperligt, at 0eres !9eIbreO mau iprz
beOres, 5reten s6ann. Seq frp9tsr beg
for, at De er oaarligere Dag cno for
1en."
ia. min Spgoom GER o~irtelig raiie
5remfriot, 5ru Mert,@ lob bet roli3e
Sour. seq fan n9ppe psntc, at Der
Ital blioe 5rranbrin9 til Get beore meO
mig"
%, tai life iaaleoe5. 9eres Eilz
itanO ger mia p@irtelig o3ot," fagoe ben
beltagenpe 5rue.
6rsten Sann Iaa op meO ct emil,
% FUN BAD lin 8snines ON lie at be
fpmre fig for 6enoes Stpfo. Seq
fpler mia life ulnffelid," faqbe bun Ell
ter ell Stun5s 5orleb. seq bar me-
act Itsrre Oruno enb De til at fe!e
mig iplleiig; i6i je9 gear inori iii BET
eoige bimmelfte 6iem."
,,5a. jsg forItaar BET" ipareoe 6ru
Bert: ..mel 3scen er Dpg iaa for
farDeliq, at ieg umuli3 iormuor at
tqnfe paa ben
.Sa pit, 8sben ct en- foritratteli8
Gonge; ben er Spnoens 2en. Uien for
pem, iom tror paa 5eius &riitus, %
ION bar faaet 9ir:t / ham, er ben life
mere ForTlr9ttelig."
oSeg DilDe ida 9erne at ieg
tunoe Re Seoen pao famine Mauoe
Tom D., fare 5reten. Seq t%ilitaar
opriatig, at ON Dsben / Dag ifulpe
pperraife mig. iaa bilOe bet lite fore
TONNE mig, Jon ON jeg ituloe bjem,
men mfnarers iom om ieg ifuloe gaa
neb / ct albsles fremmeb Qaao. Seq
6egriber life, boorIeOes ct Menneitez
barn fan slabe fig Oeroper."
.Maaife isg ital Dare Dem be6jGls
peli0 meo at iotte bet. Mud jeg iperge
lem, boorfor 5anten om 5jemrejlen
er faa be6dgelig for Dem"
%, boorleOes fan De ipsrge ON nos
act I~aaoant2" Ipareos 5ru Mert. oSsg
bar D4ret borte I%aul9nse ira nit
6iem, fra min Wano og mine gsr1.
6oor glap er jeg life MI, at jeg | ben
freofuloe golis ital fdd COB at pore
TANNER meo BENT Sntet er idd liz
Iigt iom 6jemmet."
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.Sanifercn"

pliner Ienbt I'll Su6itribenter. inOtil no
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90 al @plo er betnlt, / GperensitemmelIe
rieo De Gortnebe Staters Yoltlope.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-15
Paine's Celery
Compound
After the Failures of Physicians,
Special Medicines and Electric
Battery, Banishes Pain and
Tortures and Restores
Health

In the ranks of sick, tortured, and
diseased sufferers. many men and wom-
en- have become hopeless because of
the failures of physicians aud their
medicines.
We would have all such detected and
despairing mortals take comfort this
very day. We would impress upon
them the blessed truth that Paine's
Celery Compound is abundantly able
to save and cure even at the eleventh
hour. Paine's Celery Compound ac-
complshes its life-saving work for the
old and young when all other medical
treatment fails. A multitude of people
have furnished strong and incontrover
uble testimony in support of the state
Inent that "Paine's Celery Compound
makes sick people we'll" Mr.. John w
Boyd, of Mishawaka, Ind refers TO his
own case as follows
Last winter ] was taken down with
very severe attack of nervous and
muscular rheumatism. so bad that
could not lie down, sit up or stand.
without the most excruciatsng pain.
was all the time under the care of two
OF the best physicians of the place, but
l did not improve. | took different
rheumatic cures aud used an electric
battery half hour each day for ten
days without any relief. Finally con
cluded to try Paine's Celery Com
pound, and to my surprise after using
oue-half of a bottle, l was able to get
out and before | used the whole bottle
l went to work and have worked every
day since. | have gained 20 pounds in
weight and am feeling first rate"