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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-14
This and That.

The Norfolk and Western railroad
has placed I'm order for 1,0OO gondola
ears of 40 tons capacity, each with
steel under framing.
superintendent f.. NJ Rine Master
Mechanic f.. G. Alvin, Division Engi-
neer Reigel aud f. +, Hamilton made
Il "trip over the Bloom division yester-
day.
Eleven stalls of the new Luckawan-
na railroad round house I'm this city
are now being occupied, and the ten
yet To be finished viii be ready for oc-
cupancy in "A few weeks,
\ new passenger and freight station
viii be erected at MOSCOW on the
l.ackaWanna railroad during the COM
ing year Work viii soon be COM
menced at remodelins the Nicholson
station,
\ lfly-foot dag pole has been erect
ed on top Of the siXty-hve foot water
tank recently built in the Lackawanna
yard. The tank viii hold $50 S9S gall
Ions of water, The old tank alongside
the new one viii be torn down.
+, 2, Hamilton, who was until Aug
ust 1900, trammaster on the Lacka-
wanna railroad in this city, and later
a dispatcher ON the Ohio Southern rail-
road, has been selected 10 succeed
Fred y. Van Horne, as chief clerk 10
Division superintendent Edwin NJ.
Rine Mr.. Hamilton will assume his
new duties tomorrow
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Anus enentS.

THE Bonnie Brier Bush" which
Manager Byrne has booked for the
Grand, is repeating on the road the
success which characterized it's long
run in New York. The play, Il dram
atizatlon founded upon Ian MacLarens
stories, appeals strongly to the admir-
ers Of this author, and it would seem
that James Macarthur. the dramatist
in correlating these stories into play
has touched the keynote Of human in
terest, for the appearance of j. H.
Stoddart in this play is everywhere
the signal for Il crowded gallery, as
well us "a wellhlled orchestra. The
newspapers elsewhere seem to agree
with the New York critics that no role
in his long stage career is so eminently
suited TO Mr.. Stoddart as that OF La
chan Campbell in his present play.
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JERMYN AND MAYFIELO.

| meeting Of the directors Of the First Ma.
tional bank OF lcrmyn was held yesterday after.
| noon In Assembly hall. The question OF suit
able place TO locate took UP u considerable por.
| ton OF the meeting. Many favored the Assem-.
| bly, block, and others the y. H. Davis building
| 1t Is probable the latter will be decided upon
| as Its 9entral location i3 an important consider
alton.
The Delaware and Hudson colliery, after 4
two weeks suspension, will resume operations this
morning.
The Sacred Heart fair, as general, was at
tended by large number OF people on Saturday
evening. The recitation rendered by Mr.. John
Murphy of South Scranton the vocal solo by VI.
Michael kcarney, OF C,Wbondaic: the violin solo
| by Miss Graham; the vocal solo by Miss Anna
Brown, and the recitation OF Miss Mamie Fecncy
were loudly appaudcl and the participants were
repeatedly compelled TO respond TO an encore.
1t was undoubtedly the best entertainment rem
| lcrcd at the fair tlns far, and the talent fronn
Carhondalc, scranton ana Jcimyu were the TO-
oipicnts OF congratulations on every hand for the
excellent manner in which they rendered their
various selections and dcclamations. Friday night
the IIogath band in conjunction with Miss Nota
Ncalon the accomplished pianist OF Caihondalc
furnished the entertainment, and their rcnditions
were well received. Joseph Grady, Of Mayfcd.
won the dining iooni suit, disposed OF Saturday
evening Miss Annie Grady is deserving of much
credit for the talent she procrros for the fair.
The fair will open agait Saturday evening.
Tie funeral of the late Frank Cole son of My.
and Mrs. Richard Cole Of Mnyield, who died Of
Il short illness OF inHlmmatory rheumatism on
Thursday afternoon, was held Sunday afternoon.
The remains were conveyed TO The Sacred Heart
church, where the last rituals of tic church were
| celebrated by Rev. Father Dunn. lntcrncnt was
made in Calvary cemetery at Mayfcld.
| The Republican caucus OF the First ward voters
will take place in Windsor hall nest Monday even
ip,r "Wednesday Is
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a FA!Z.S So FACE =

When dyspepsia lastens OH man it
changes his feelings and it changes his
looks. He irowns now instead OF sml-
ing. His expression is harsh instead OF
kindly. He is wearing a false face-a
face which does injustice to the real
nobility of his nature.
DR., Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures dyspepsia and other diseases OF
the stomach and allied organs of diges-
ton and nutrition, and the record OF the
cure is written both in the face and the
feelings OF the person cured,
Golden Medical Discovery is not 4
stimuaut or temporary tonic. II cures
the diseases that are the cause of ILL
health and builds up the body with
sound flesh.
Accept 10 substitute for Golden Med
ical Discovery" The sole motive for
substitution is to enable the dealer to
make the little more profit paid on the
sale OF less neritorious medicines,
"Last spring, early / wrote you my feelings
and condition" +" says Mr a, ], Vanderwater, of
advised me to take Dr Piorce's Golden Medical
Discovery, and then write how ! felt am
happy to say oin getting TO feel hne, IN all
four or 1--WE vials of the little Pellets They
have done me worlds of good All my friends
sly; 'V9uderwatcr how well you arc looking
The medicines have made the great change in
me from the slow uupc of man chat could
hardly crawl, tired and sick all The time, could
do 10 work to mag who can work sleep, eat,
and feel fuS, and lha; tired feeling all gone
away ! am very thau',iul that | wrote 70 Or:
PIERCE, Ills Golden Medical Discovery and
MS htle iiver Pellets have almost made "A
new man OF me. feel Young as did at thirty
years"
Dr. Pierces Pleasant Pellets cleanse
the clogged bowels.
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0LYpHANT

The following is the annual report of
the Olyphant board Of health Balance
from last report $53.T5: annual appro-
priation received from council, $l462j:
amount received from secretary for
duplicate permits, 81: total, $2O1. EN-
penditures: Salary paid secretary and
clerk, $50, salary paid health and sani-
tary officer $G0 amount paid for sup
plies, $l4,15 ianitor, Sc; total, $ll0.1
balance in treasury, $G0.2j; approprl-
alton asked for 1902, $l30.75. Among tho
list of nuisancGs there are thirteen Of
fcnsive cesspools. The following num-
Der of contagious diseases We're re-
ported: Diphtheriu, Il; scarlet fever
,; membraneous Group, . total, u;
number of deaths, males, GS; females,
so; total, lis; number of births, males
-; females, 50; total, 107; number of
marriages, 7O The causes OF deaths
We're: Asthma, /: apopleXy, >; bron-
chitis, o: Brlghts disease, - cholera
infantum, d; cirosis of liver, 3; con-
vulsions, :; colitls, ,; cancer, /; COM
pltcution of diseases, .; consumption,
>; disease of heart, 4; disease of kid
ney, ;; diphtheria, >; dropsy, >; dla-
betes, >; diarrhoea, .; erysipelas Il in
anitlon, /; Inflammation of BRAIN |:
jaundice, l. accidents, Is; laryngltls .:
meningitis i; murasmus, ,; nervous
exhaustion, >; pneumonia, 10; paruly-
sis, &; peritonitis, =; scarlet fever, /
still-burn, :; suicide, =; tuberculosis q:
uraenla. general debility, !, total,
llS The term Of John \. Williams as
Il member of the board of health from
the Fourth ward has expired. Respect
fully submitted, by order Of the board
OF health John j, Carbine, secretary
Mr., Narbine, who has been secretary
of The board Of health since its organ-
ization, gives n painstaking ana thor
ouSh account of its proceedings each
year
James o Malley pump runner em-
ployed in No, > mine of The Delaware
and Hudson company, met with slight
accident, while descending the shaft
early yesterday morning, The rope
Whichwas lowering the carriage slipped
from the sheave and the sudden Jerk
ing~caused Mr.. O'Mulley to be thrown
violently to the, floor of the carriage
His injuries consisted of spruined
back.
james. the infant son of Mr. and Mrs
James Richardson. of Dunmore street
died sunday night, after short Illness
The funeral will he held from the FAM
lily home this afternoon at o'clock.
Burial In punmore cemetery.
Miss Kate Dodsons pupils in the
Columbus school. Blakely, have pre-
pared an excellent programme FOR an
entertainment which viii be given in
the Primitive Methodist church tomor-
row evening Admission, IS cents.
Perry, Odell and Dee, who played be-
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came to this country about thirty.four
years ago. Since his residence in this
place he had gained many friends by
his jovial disposition and friendly man
ners.
A Joint meeting OF the borough coun-
Gil and the board of health is called
for Tuesday evening, Jan. IA, at 7.30
o'clock In the council chambers for the
purpose of discussing some means Of
guarding against smallpox, if such
should enter the borough, Every menu
Der is requested to be present. by or
der OF j. IL. Morgans, chairman of
council
Philip Swartz, one of the boroughs
best known citizens, Is a candidate for
the Republican nomination for Justice
of the peace.
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The News Of Cafbondale.

things that ! don't care to discuss In
print.
when the votes came around. I
couldn't resist the long
pleasure of voting for myself to gather
up what my neighbors had accumulat-
ed by years of toll, namely, taxes. SO
! handed in my vote. They began
placing the slips in the boxes provided,
and which had on the top. school di-
rector, supervisor, etc. When they
came to mine and saw tax collector OH
It, they handed it back, saying there
was no box provided for such an office.
dropped them Il smile, saying, I Will
wait until next year to show YOU that
there will be such an ofIlee~to be voted
for, and that Dorrance Buckley Bur-
dette will be like what / once heard II
man in Dan Byrne's show house say,
Johnny on the spot"
Arthur and / then retired from the
crowded room and went home. The
next morning / went out and set my
traps anew for skunks. After making
the rounds / went to church. Deacon
Burdici. who was one of the lucky
ones. informed me that Lee received
the nomination for supervisor in our
end Of the town: one MulineuN in the
other end. The other officers were:
Constable. William Robinson; school
director $, Wcdeman auditor, Will
liam Burdick; town treasurer, Jesse
Gardner: town clerk, i. w. Roberts;
judge of election, y. Tomplsins; in-
spectors. W. Worth. +. Finn; would
be tax collector Dorrance Buckley
Rurdette.
Yours for success next year,
"D Il, Burdette"
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TWIN TROUBLES.
They Are Often TogetherThese Days.
They Work Havoc All Over the
Country and in Scranton.

Weak. nervous, the digestion out OF
order-that Is what ails a host of peo-
pie. 1t comes about in this way: First
from oVerwork or other causes. the
nerves are burdened beyond endurance
nerve waste is not replaced, nerve
force is weakened, then the stomach
loses its neiVe-controlllng power ana
indigestion follows, with failing
strength When first Dr. a. w. Chase's
Nerve Pills came 10 Scranton peonIa
could hardly be convinced that This
great medicine would remove these
troubles. Now II is an accented fact
because of their cure OF Very stubborn
cases no other medicine would in1u-
eNce,
Mrs. ISL. Johnson, Of No. 72O North
Main street, Scranton, Pa, says: pr
A. W, Chase's Nerve Pills are excel
lent. | Was So dizzy ana nervous. ana
the stomach digesttd its food badIv
This condition induced n feeling of d.
bility and lassitude, Hearing OF the
nerve pills at Mathews Bros, 800 Lack
uwanna avenue, | got box, ana me
result has certainly been fine. They
gave the stomach strength TO handle
the food properly, the nervousness ana
dizziness disappeared completely. ana
my general strength ana yigor re-
turned. Consequently ! ann pleased and
glad 10 recommend the medicine"
On. A. W. chase's Nerve Pius are
sold at SOC. "A box at dealers, on DR.. A.
w. Chase's Medicine CO., Buffalo, n. Y
See that portrait and signature of A.
w. Chase, Nj. r., are on every package.
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fore a crowded house here last week,
will appear in their latest melodrama,
"The Indian" at the Father Mathew
opera house tomorrow night.
A supper will be served in the Father
Mathew hall, Monday evening. Febru-
airy TO- for the benefit of st. Patrick's
parochial academy.
Mr. and Mrs. j. a. Hull entertained
the members of the Blakely Whist club
at their residence in Blakely last even-
ing.
Miss Jennie Lowering, of Greenwood,
is the guest Of Superintendent and Mrs.
Joseph Reese, in Blakely.
Alex. Dodson, of Hunlock's Creek, is
visiting relatives in Blakely.
Mr. and Mrs. William Evans, of
Lackawanna street, spent Sunday with
Jermyn relatives.
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DALTON.

A dinner will be served in the Baptist
church ON Wednesday, beginning at IL
o'clock. The price will be 10 cents.
Mrs. J. w. Price is visiting mt Chester,
Pa, for Il time.
Isaac Dean, who is nearly 81 years OF
age, will leave the last OF this month
for an extended trip through the South
lie will be accompanied by his sons
Wife, Mrs. W. A. Dean,
So much interest has been manifested
in the special services in the Baptist
church that they VIII be continued
throughout this week. Tuesday even
ing Rev. W, j. Ford, of Scranton, viii
preach, All are cordially invited to at
tend.
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MOOSgC.

The ladies of the local order Eastern Star, are
requested to meet at l3O this afternoon at Odd
Fellows hall, prior to attending the funeral Of
the late Israel Ferris
There will be a regular meeting Of the Wilson
Fire company held at their rooms this evening,
when officers for the ensuing year will be elected
\ full attendance of the members Is desired.
Richard Bradley returned to his labors at
Shiclshinuy, after Speeding a few days with his
family here.
stanley VI. Newton, one ofthe Third ward $
staunchest Republicans is working earnestly Tor
the nomination OF Third ward councilman. Mr.
Newton is a man capable OF filling the Office and
should receive full consideration from the voters
OF thn Third ward
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THE COLUMBIA FAIR.
Auspiciously Opened in Burke's Hall
Last Night.

The fair of the Columbia Hose COM
pany was uuspiciously opened, last
evening III Burlies hall.
All of the conditions We're favorable
to Il successful opening. The hall was
never more resplendent with decora-
tions; il was beautiful picture of
color, white and pink forming the
scheme Of decorations: the hall was
thronged with merry young people, and
IL spirit Of enjoyment marked the
evening from the opening until the
close.
Hon. james j. ONelll made the
opening address, which was character
istically bright ana happy. There
was q programme of musical numbers,
in which Miss Blodwyn Davis ana Miss
Nora Nealon and the Mozart orcles-
ira participated.
The Mozart orchestra also provided
dance music. Conspicuous among the
features is the Illuminated plum tree,
laden With prizes, which come at 10
cents per shake.
An entertaining programme will also
be offered tonight. besides dance music,
by the Mozart orchestra.
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OLD FORGE.

Mrs Rumford, Of Peckville. is visit
ing at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
John Thornton,
A number OF cases OF chicken puX are
reported among the children in this
place,
Miss Constance Flanagan, of Taylor
is visiting friends I'm this place.
Alr, and Mrs, Eugene Repp We're Vis-
iJors in Scranton on Saturday,
Hans Drlestock Is slowly improving
from his recent illness,
The funeral services of the late Hop
kins Plckrell We're held at his late resi-
dence on sunday afternoon. lnterment
was in Marcy cemetery. AIr Pickrell
Was born In 1872 in South Wales, and
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THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
Will Take Place in Council Cham
bers Tonight.

The city Republican convention win
take place tonight. 1t will be called to
order in the council chamber In the
city building Al o'clock, by Chairman
ID. W. Humphrey.
The returns Of the primaries held on
Saturday will be received and in order
that they may be complete the return
Judges are requested and urged to be
present and have the return sheets
with them TO present them to the sec
retaly
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MEETINGS of Tonieht.

Division No. ]. y. O. II.
st. Vincent de Paul society.
Lucretia lodge, Daughters OF Re-
beliah.
LackaWanna tribe. Red Men.
knights of Honor.
Focal union No. 1911.
Carbondale Cycle club.
Daughters OF ST. George
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
Contest in the Fourth Ward the Only
Incident of the Afternoon.

The Democratic primaries took place
yesterday afternoon, between and I
o'clock With the exception of the
Fourth ward, there was nothing stir
ring. In this ward the contest was be-
tween Select Councilman John Il. Man
Mon and VIII L. LOTUS, who contested
his nomination. 1t was lively contest.
resulting in q victory for Mannion, who
captured five of the six delegates. Man
MONS delegates are Mark Moran, james
Barrett, First district; Dudley Gordon,
Thomas Moran, Second district: Mark
Hart, Third district. James Toolan,
Third district, was named for LOTUS
AS stated before, there were no con-
tests in any of the other districts and
all of the delegates will go into the con-
vention, 1t seems certain, pledged to
City Treasurer Connor for his re-nomi-
nation. This gives Mr.. Connor the
power to control the convention. and. if
he elects to swing them for the candi-
dates of his choice for the other Offices.
o'Neill and Wheeler. Probably.
As~indicated in The Tribune yester-
day, Hon. James .J. ONeill will be
placed III nomination for mayor at the
Democratic convention on Wednesday
night. unless. we'll, unless he decides to
move out of the city before spring,
which is not even dreamed OF.
The nominee for controller, it now
appears, will hardly he John Bridget,
as was indicated in The Tribune yes
terday. While there is not the positive
certainty in this instance as in the
nomination for mayor, it is pretty well
settled that the nominee will be some
one besides Mr.. Bridget. a shrewd
guess would be John y. Wheeler. who
is now occupying that Office. Mr..
Wheeler has not come forward for
denomination but the knowing ones
pitch on him. us the Jessup parliament
tartan would say. as the one most ac-
ceptable for the party's success.
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was well played and we'll received by
the audience. The cast Includes many
who have appeared here before. The
play was strong one, dealing with
life in South America, the leading
character being manly young Ameri-
cnn. The scenery, especially in the last
act, showing an old monastery, was of
high order.
There were no waits between acts,
the specially artists being OF excel
lence. This afternoon matinee will
be given and this evening Wicked
Goudon," a very strong melodrama.
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New York, Ontario and Western.

Sept Il, IV0l.
, Trains leave Carbondalc for Scranton at g" d.
M; 100 y. m.
SUNDAY trains at 100 A. M; COG p. IN.
Trains leave Carbondalc for points nor,h w
lilo a M On Sunday at D.lU q. M: llaiilS
leaving at II 10 a. IN. week day, and o.l0 y, M
SUNDAYS make connections FOR New YORK, 'olh'
wall. etc.
Trains arrive from scranton at lilo H. ~. o,'o
y. M; from points north, 100 y. M. Sun.oF"
from Scranton at 0lO n. m. and 40 =. m'i
nom lAdosn al goo d. III.
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Joined the Marines.

James Callahan of this city, has en-
listed in the marine service of the Uni
ted States. With other recruits from
the Scranton office he has been sent
to Philadelphia navy yard for instruc-
/. ton. Nh Callahan recently managed
Il store in the old OConnell building
on Park place
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Funeral of Mrs. Murray.

The funeral of the late Mrs. William
Murray took place yesterday morning
from the residence on Battle avenuk
\ high mass of requiem was sung over
the deceased in st. Rose church by
Rev Walter German. Burial was in
st. Rose cemetery, To which place a
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At the Concert.

The Paur orchestra concert in the
new armory in Scranton, last night,
attracted Il number of Carbonate
people. Among them WERE Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Lathrope, Mrs. ]. l..
Burr, AIr. w. d. Evans ana Wife; II.
T.. Clark and Miss May Fitzpatrick.
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long procession followed the deceased
The pallbearers We're: z. j. Boland
Matthew Boland, John Boland, William
Boland, p. j. Kennedy, Martin Ken
nedy, Thomas Kennedy and Henry
Kennedy
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"In Peril" a Good Attraction.

The Perry oDell ana Dee comedians
We're warmly welcomed by crowded
house last night.
The opening piece was In Peril" in
-four aets-a strong melodrama which
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INDUSTRIAL JOTTlNGS,
Makeup of the Board for Today.
New Station to Be Erected
at Moscow.

Delaware, Lackuwanna and Western
board for today:
JANUARY l3.
Wild Cats, Eo-t--S p. M, T. FiDpairlcE; 10
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Praises Pyramid
Pile Gures

Mrs. Aaron Medron, of Savannah,
Ga, writes: II had piles and rectal
trouble for years, until it was unbear-
able amy longer. AS | had often seen
Pyramid Pile cure advertised, | deter
mined to try 1t. and for two years have
never ceased to congratulate myself
that ] did so, for I have been entirely
cured of rectal troubles and two pack
ages of the Pyramid did It,"
The Pyramid Pile Cure contains no
cocaine, opium nor any injurious drug
whatever. and is absolutely safe, pain
less and never fails to cure piles in any
form.
Druggists sell full sized treatment of
this remedy for 80 cents.
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A Big Contract.

The l.ackawanna Valley Electric
Light and Power company have Sc
cured q bog contract from the Della
ware and Hudson company The con-
tract calls for the lighting of all the
shops in this city Of that company.
The electric light employees will soon
start at the work OF wiring.
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The First Degree.

The First degree was conferred on
several candidates by the Carbondalc
Knights of Columbus last night
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"DEAR Mrs PtNKHAM: feel that words but feeble
express hearts gratitude when thankful
have. suffered with womb trouble for five years. and
family physician said operation needed but dreaded and
reading of Lydia IL. PnlSham's Vegetable Compound
day decided to give trial first To great JOY found that
four months strong we'll Experienced pain
trouble and the Compound built my entire system. shall
always bless the day started to take your incidence proved my
greatest good Miss SOPHIE BoNHAM 2S1 Oak St. Chicago ILL.,
$4,000 FORFEIT ABOVE LETTER
When troubled with Irregular suppressed painful
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womb that bcangow feeling inflammation of the bacach,
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rabty, Seepssness "all
gone" and alone feelings blues hopeesess
they should there
Pnkham Vegetable Compound such troubles.
Refuse to buy other medicine, for need the best
Mrs. Pinkliin
She has guided thousands to health Address,
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To Cure Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Broplo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. Il. w. Groves signature
is on each box. 25c. "'