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mons val come frae, gin the minister had
nocht 10 do hut waste hi. time wi idle
vaxrarts and run -,Ie-cpuntre.'-
could not help smili' G a. | answered
the old LADY, who had hitherto always t~cu
Kind 70 me I'm, I lid MT know how greatly
OF lAt~ an. had l.sen accustomed 10 IL
caa'rsl some sye au~.r name.
.Oh. Rabbys I Seid. smiling. Il do hop~
tha, YOU do not mean mo-
.pfnna 'Rabby' me. Mls,rc-. Falrlie Glen
d%innin',. she cried with a toss ~ Ter head
-sowk ,hs, are .a~ lang ava fra~ haine
an nae reason gi'en, NAV eSrcc' 60 In
caa',sd uuccr names Ave, they maun
shat. f
well. Babbys be.an-bu, got no
further
.Did I M tall ~. no 10 'Rabby' mo . abe
cried Mis-. barbara. n w pl.ase-avp,
and 4, NAV Re something else aforo lang
For / han h.@n kennel and refuted a de
con, doing woman a my davs, that
nls vSi mo piisLie. h,, s,ed INK day 10 the
kirk and hosie the i,h~r' tho kitchen. ncv
,~ni..iny N Lawful day-ne And nv fathers
Afore mt
.Well. Mis-. Barhara.- struck IN. ~ soon
A. cr,lJ 90, \ vorI 4 an OBLIGED for
what ynu tell mo But ! mus, sc~ Mr.
Glrndonwv n a, once. a. I cannot stay
| and nv h~lsinass il important
-Stay /. she cried. cn'ching ~ the word
..,Ay n will le a short la and n lsns
o.. ony like We are asked TO STAY in a min,
i-,.,'s hcuss
.Dtd ". no hear. Young woman that
ha. already ,elled We in sae rnonv uords
a. tho Enylish lAusunrs (mavhe il IL no
,oa ch.d in .rhules rCosdsv Va, like mony
i,L.r hing. Ina, wore ,hoCh, especial la
4 INV y~ou,h-nn tha, I am an audi woin-u
81, nor cer,.s M that We n sNe INC
Rev John Glendonwvn e A, minister y
IN. Ere. preshy'.rian Kirk this ~
, How long this torrent, Of scarcply 4 Mo-
ssn.,,,i.. r,uld NAY. continued - nnv
cnrno, ,cII In, ,hc c,urse ~ events va.
-cbnns.J hy ~, iritta,iye 81 li,,l. Johnny
CaI.,nun
n,t,a ro.,, ., ina and n,oba hlv hv ny
~. a,, he ~, Jc,, ~ 81 bim.
~ "'m"'rl a,J "a. ~ 4, ,hc
a.. =, ~ t. - housa 10, Tho,
Nv !" .r,,,.lv a. so,c r,inu,a.
u" iN.pp+".cu -, 80 -
shl nl- nlohe"'n'S 49,, -. - 80
ohIy o. thue ~ o' H"'"'' wv" ="
cu~,ns'ah'hI rNluenoT 49,. .,.
~ Iar y : ~" 4 H.,
Wte-'nly s.nrlaI ..nns ",.n ".
nnI-" OF nenhanroN1 uirI,ot,,.s
W,'u' ruH'"Hl'N ""' "a -. 'av' -,
ot pam hisei "nl',", -,' ~;
th" toi'Hi" ~ ne uN"N, Vue en-
anu an va" WORST pic'ufes III r'A9 NV"
OF MARTYRS 49, 10
l,etn' Im" tHInuI' nms lim. Lcio,
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N1lGNl. THE DWARF.
~ TELLS TALES
The Adventures OF an Interesting
little Man. Is Written
by Himss!i.
No I'M NKxrs ruE gurES ,Sp viours
ratTDNs

~ - 80 - ~ WV"
ratrpNs
We orencd Tor business In London In the
largest hall that could l.. ,btG.ned. and
the ATTENDANCE on the mr., DAY and evening
was NOR. than ~ ga p.oplr Thousands
~ho desired o. enter we're turned away
Was not the fret dwarf over cSA-bited
N England by any manner II means. but
certainly | vas IN. snailcs, ~E,etyhooy
aid ! was ais the srrArt,st. hut ! am not
song e. toast about hat
WhA, mad. III. ~, pie So anxious TO see
me as IA. fact thai, ! had Appeared before
Queen Victoria and rlea-rd her. and also
because velve 81 the most famous do, ore
In London had hooked me over and given 10
ss their opinion that ] was IA" smallest
human teIng o!my agr IA the whole world.
! Will tell you frs, about NV visit To the
Queen. Mr. leddo took me- TO Windsor
Castle In q carriage. aud We were received
10y AL official IN insgnifiy -nt dress
Before conducting u into the prscnCe
81 H.. Queen lie Instructed US how To how
and What e. say. And Lee vGs quite friendly.
there were two ladies with the Queen.
whU, | a. One >av, was quite all cid iRuv
viii a n'tiIeriy look, ana had only mace
my bow wncn she sald.
Don't bc afraid. little man. tut como
and sit on this chair and talk To- me. ] am
told that YOU speak English
English ] d. -I@ah. - Queen ~ England
! said ia reply ~ ! plt down
! felt vtry bishtI4 at fret aHd wondered
~ Gu. not run away, hu' IA n few minutes
my courage caii.r baCa AMI | found myself
tall ing as II 10 any other person Her
Majesty asked me many quotiipns about
Japan ard my father aud i~.utL.cI. and at
the end OF half az hour she presented ne
a gold chain for my neck and was pleased
20 say that | entertained her grady
A. 10 the doctors, some ~ them seemed
to think at tFtt that wa. an idiot. and
Others were oi the opinion hat | vas q
Teak, but ! soon proved ~ them tl,At l
Wa ali rght. They asked mani questions
II me- and - MIR Srddo. and they fait -
my head. lists ned ~ the haats Of nv heart
ard measured mo with ZAP" lines.
" hen hHa.ls they had mndr up their
minds that ! was "a human Icing, oven "
a my one, stepped back AID bowed
and said
'Gomlemcn. YOU | thank. Glad am I
thai you have found ] ala a bOy instead OF
q bug
They al laughed at this, and It was all
in the papers next day. ana these things
made people desirr greatly to sre me.
lh.r" Mas the sain' great crowd every
afternoon and evening Tor two weeks,
and among thos" who came w,rc many
pr~ons Of nobility In fact, | had an
adventure with one u them.
He was the son OF a lord and a pretty
wild young man lie vas intoxicated
when lac came M, and after hearing ne
sing ard seeing me Gai.Cr, he shouted
ain the son 81 a lord and am worth
half a million pounds. THE little fellow
plcs.es me, and ! Gn going {" take him
home and have him dancc on my dinn'r
ta,l.
They tried to quiet him, but he kept
talking. ami finally he climbed up on tito
stage where I stood and made "a gIah at
m. leaned aside. anil a turned ] drew
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CHAPTER NXXvIII

Thu, night, John and I were 'reading
CLOSE urs1n the nc.ls ~ fate. Fatality
- lked h.hind ~ and before. vet We saw
him not. nor - much A. heard he garments
rustic,
Littl, johnny Faml4lled H. front running
races with himself, and then stretching
hack To tell uS who had won.
Ru, in spite uf these frequent APPEAR.
nncrs. la,1lV. unaShlmedly. John held
INV hand The day 81 LII Danny power
was well-uigh over
Mactu,l OF wiurmal are only good
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Va N,step.

TT0W fFf WIUI0 TFlHNHF
-By the way" remarked the man from
IA. hast. 1t seems o. me- have heard that
my Oh r,ighbor. lake Dlltu-. Who came
OF, here sorr. v, ar ago. disappeared corr
~ t.ly u'd Wy~tcriously not long after lis
arrival
lie dtsaupcarNd completely 'nougn. re-
Piled ktttlssuakc Ri. hut not Wyrt" .ious.v,
s'rapg ger lie wuy ridin' on n dynamite
wagon whca The hind axle brose.'
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Walking Sky Little Turtle. Crazy Bear.
and Little White Buffalo Bull.
After all the presents had been satisfsc-
tory disposed OF. the drum was brought
forward and the give-away dance that
followed was a warm affair The givers
felt that they had done their duty and
the receivers were well pleased with their
New Year presents, SO around the drum
they bowed ana Strengthened. The chime
of their bells made the surrounding
woods echo with merry music Some
little distance in the background was a
delegation of thirteen old squaws. who
were preparing the feast over a long log
fire, supported by an iron bar swung six
large kettles filed to the brim with bub-
bling juicy meats. No. contained roast
goat; No. chicken pie, No. 3. beeef stew;
NOT pork and beans; No. ;. boiled tur-
key; No 6, bull dog. Saint Bernard,
poodle, trailhound, shepard. coach, gray
hound, puppies Of all nationalities, dog
gies and dogs. The last kettle was a.
side dish and was used mostly for ade-
sert, giving the feast the farewell touch.
The feast was at last announced ready
by old Mrs Makes-Noise and the hungry
redskins partook freely. After each
buck had eaten from six TO fifteen pounds
they took tracer Of collie soup, stretch
cd their long legs upon the soft surf and
told many scary war stories. And thus
the Ponca's New Year reception ended.
DILLARD s. GREENWOOD.
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AMENT MUST
GO BY FIRST
OF JULY NEXT
Board of Education 0iSpoSes
of Troublesome Question.
HOT MEETING Is HAD
0epoSed President Makes
Some VeryPointed Remarks
HOT MEETING is HAD

Guthrie, O. T.. Jan. flames E. Ament,
president of the Northwestern Normal
School at Alva, viii continue as rresi-
dent of the institution until the first
Of July next. This was the decision
reached at the meeting of the board of
education at the meeting held yesterday
and last night at Edmond.
A successor to Mr.. Ament viii be Sc
Iected to take his place in July Mr..
Anent must go at that time. If he does
not resign at the end OF the school year
he viii be removed and a successor ap-
pointed. The meeting of the normal
board Lasted until o'clock this morn
ing. The afternoon session was taken
up in considering Edmond Normal mat
ters- The night session was the one in
which Nj Ament's case was discussed.
ing resolutions was presented and adopt
ed by the board:
THAT the secretary Of the board Of
education for the normal schools u Ok
lahoma be and is hereby instructed to in
form Mr.. Jas. Z. Ament president OF the
Northwestern Normal school, in writing.
that it is the sense OF the board that a
change be made in the presidency Of the
Northwestern Normal school for the COM
ing year, said change to take effect July
1. 1902"
In some respects the retention Of Mr..
Ament is considered as victory. by his
friends. This is not The general irarres-
sion, however. for the resolution adopted
fully demonstrates the attitude Of the
normal board in the matter. It is said
that Ament would have been removed
at the meeting Yesterday had it not been
feared that too Enuch confusion would
have resulted from placing a stranger
at the hea dof the school in the middle OF
the school wear. 1t is understood that
Governor Ferguson IS in favor OF the re-
moval of Ament. but doubted the ad-
visibility. as far as the Normal school
is concerned, to make the change at this
time.
The meeting last night is said 70 have
been on the strenuous order and that Pres
ident Ament made some pointed remarks
to members of the board. 1t seems that
he bames Auditor Baxter with much of
his trouble and is credited with making
tho statement openly that he would at
tend 20 BaXter's case i'll the future AS
far as other members % the board are
concerned. it is said that Anent places
no blame on them.
The Ament affair is rather peculiar for
several reasons. There are no charges
on file against him. yet no public off,
cial in Oklahoma has had more turmoil
than President Anent He is very aggres-
sive and has been a worker for the in
stitution of which he is president. One
Of his friends in speaking about his case
said today: "Ament has many good quail
tiles, but he continually keeps his friends
fighting for him. Could he make one hard
fight and give his opponents good drub-
bing and then remain quiet, his road
would be less rocky
The board OF education will consider
various applications during the coming
months in order TO gelect a successor to
Mr. Ament There are a number Of ap-
plications on file now. but none OF them
have teen fully considered.
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transfer To-day Nr Long was notified
bv fhe railway mail service ~ ths or
der"
A reporter for the Eagle called On Mf
Clyde Roe4 last night and showed bin
TIE telegram. Asr. Reed said that ii1e
has heea in ms charge Tor a rumt~r -
years belong o. me seferfh division
hat have handled tne mei on that roits
from here q viii make 10 change ~ shis
eifv tut may facilitate ~. hsnfiiag -
the mai in thar territory and therefore
elve better service % the people - tnaf
section ~ the ce4ntrr. That iine eeinz
ln another district has made it rather
asekVar,i - handle - the clerks petsfiss~-
go fsr the transfer.
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a group OF Chopin's shorter compositions
by Miss Ellen Barnes. Miss Barnes in
terprets this great master with fine poetic
comprehension and plays with great ar
tistic finish.
At the quite general request Of the art
department that the program for Decen-
Der should be repeated, it viii be given
on next Tuesday afternoon This pro-
gram begins the study OF Venetian paint
ing and architecture. and the leader par
ticularly asks a full attendance. Visitors
will also be welcome. The program is as
follows:
The Rise Of Venice. Silsbee
TWO Psduan -Iasters........ Mrs. Whittier
Piano solo ....--.-..-.---....-..-....- Chopin
Miss Barnes.
The Beliinl --...-..-.--.-....-. Mrs DUBOIS
4 Morning in St. Marks Cathedral
.............-.--..----. Mrs. keach
KAPPA SIGMA ENTERTAINED.
Last Friday afternoon the members OF
the Kappa Sigma club were entertained
bv Miss Charlotte Chain at her home on
North Lawrence. Music and various
games We're the source OF amusement.
Miss Vina Olddeld won the prize in
geoeraphy game. she being the best
euesser of rivers il the United States.
At the close Of the games the party was
Invited by Mrs Chain into the dining
room. where an elegant lunch was spread.
Hazel Chain and Mable Lloyd were the
walters. and showed their skill IN the
dainty manner of serving. that the
guests were delighted The girls departed
at g. thinking of the school room next
Monday and OF the happy holidays they
have PASSED.
Those ureseut were 1fortense ImboGen.
Nlna Allen. Osie Bergman. Nettie Hol-
IirEsworth Jean Deaa. Matte Howe.
Ha5tie Lawrence. Maud Rowiee. Ruth
alcCabe Nina oidield. Iva Cole. Eazei
Nccos Juanita Taylor. EDITH Bishop,
Edna D.ilman- Fern Husey. Julia Niiiis,
Adelaide willis, sale Smith. Regina stan
l7y and Nabel Cochran. the last two
being guests OF honor
VIEW YEARS DINNER.
NJ and Mrs. :. G. kimel entertained
~ six O'Clock dinner Kew tears Those
present were. 3iT. ard Mrs 3oH1 Par
i-ir4rn. Messrs Mahel aver Bertha
Eri-wood. sfr claude Funk and Or.
Murray Klrkvood.
Mr ard Mrs. o =. Barnes gave q dir
,er last evening 20 Ar and AIS. -. s.
( CorItett. OF kansas CiiF
Airs. Mare Ccssltt eatertalaed tHe E-ort-
rlrff Whist club NculsT ~ elsrE. The
nrises were won lv 1ilss -slcy ali 1l-s
Doczm Those QreseLt were ArF -
slower. Ms. Harrg Docz--1 AEs. Lina
Resi-. Mrs Ear Hartle. 4issfs Nare
a1e-. Helen Taylor. Hsrrlar Ta-1sV- E4r-
r5et Wells. Francis I-lna1L Besze Alastr.
Mabel s.s- sara NarcrQss. S+-ra s.ieF,
drs Gea. SheG. Mrs. arthur Pierce
PLEAsANST WATCH EA8TT
or Neo years Eve t1ere was ~asra
-.rr~ sr the residsuce u safe G4za AZ
~ S-rt- Toresz- urGer T1e s1-e~f ssiou
u 80 lfssE-s Sa,ite Glea zEa Ezsia AeE-
laa evening vas spE-t So s2eias coarersz-
sl0z. earcs arl uas.c - = c.,-E
rc.ressl-se1ts Ee-s su-4 q l1 c.
.sft-a. ragrusr. Tie aIs FeaT E-s crl.
/ -ss-ns nrrl very rz1r1 for ifs sse1tfainees
aud TIE r-e srzr v1s sre- 1-1
arE zfsfaess
rsfth HAMPTON. Nias l5af.aes ,srate
razss. AIr1 Nz.rcr s2I--e Gsa, Ess-t
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Catarrh RObS Women OF Health and Beauty.
Pe-ru-na Makes Women Healthy and
Beautiful
Women All Over the United
States Praise Pe-ru-na for
Diseases Peculiar 10 Their


Sex.
Mss Mary Meehan, 81 Concord street
Lawrence, Mass. writes:
1T gives ne great pleasure TO tell you
that today I am a new woman 1 was
troubled with catarrh for twenty years.
and tried many kinds OF medicine but
found no relief Finally I tried Pcruna.
and after taking one bottle I felt better,
and six bottles cured me entirely. Hence
forth shall never be withoCt bottle Of
Peruna" MISS NARY MEEHAN.
Mrs. z. T. Gaddis. Marion. y. &. writes;
Before I commenced 10 take PeTuna
I could not do any hard work without
suffering great pain. took Peruna and
Manalin. and can say with pleasure that
it mas done more for ne than any ether
medicine I have ever taken Now 1 am
as well as ever: 1 GO all my own work
and II never hurts me at all. think
Peruna is a great medicine for woman
kind MRS z. T'GADDlS.
Disguised catarrh.
There are q great many people who
are actually irvalids from chronic ca
tarrh of some internal organ who have
not the slightest suspicion that they are
victims of this universal disease.
This is especially true in cases Of
chronic catarrh of the organs in the lower
part of the abdomen or pelvic orsans.
These organs are especially liable TO ca
tarrh. which gives rise u weakening dis
charges. painful Irregularities. backache.
bearing-down pains. smarting and throb-
bing. with a host Of other symptoms Pc
.r hot >, Hrrs
occurring much more frequently IN wo-
men, when it is called female weakness.
There are a multitude OF women, eS-
peciaily housewives. and all other women
obliged 10 be on their feet continually.
who are wretehed beyond description.
simply because their strength and .itality
is sapped away by catarrhal discharges.
Peruna is such a specihc fer such cases
that when patients have once used . they
can never be induced to quit It until they
are permanently cured. It begins 70 re-
lieve the disagreeable symptoms at once.
The backache ceases. the trembling Knees
are strengthened. the appetite restored.
digestion made perfect. the duh headache
is stopped and the weakening drains are
gradually cured. These results certainly
follow a course Of treatment with Peruna-
Miss Louise Mahon. 8 Glen Bailie street.
Toronto. Ont. Canada, Secretary of the
Kings Daughters. and Secretary Of Lady
Maccabees, writes.
About a year ago I was so run down
that / had to take 70 my bed n friend
advised rneto try Peruna and in two weeks
I was out Of bed ana in q month 1 WAS
perfectly well. 1 now find that my health
is much more robust than formerly so
that take Peruna once or twice a month
and keep we'll"
MISS LOUISE ALAHON.
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ufullv decorated in evergrcens and smi-
lax The lights were ornamental with
large red roses causing n very beautiiAi
eject. cut flowers and palms were - oe
seen mall the windows and corners. me
orchestra being almost entirely concealed
ly them cards and other games were
% be found ln the rooms tust % the east
81 the han aforiiug "a very inviting re-
treat for those waiting for dances.
The costumes ~ the evening were the
finest tn be found iu TIE city The
guests whose names have been published
heretofore included the most prominent
society people in the city
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years my health entirely broken down from
responsibilities felt that going 20 be
very ill., AS Peruna of the family
with good thought give trial before puttius
mysef in the physician glad did for
the my strength and vitality and
dose once or twice keeps excellent health
nRS. PROCTOR.
do the e Fvruns
fu viii be
pleased give you al
saniahan Columbus Ohio
rec Pe-ru-na Almanac Every druggist has them.
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MISS SMITH IS AL RIGHT
Father Ha. Receives Terezra@ Sos

FafhrF Has HeeetVFH I1IrzTata 20
Her
Yesterday NJ Smith. the father - Nist
Anna snith. tne vcsne iaey whe vae re-
rorfr4 Ioet sf Perry. stated th4t hs lad
received the folioHirE telegram fr1m ere
Young lady.
Perry. %. =. Dee -
"su setter Weaf fa work FTifaT.
aad VII sernafa urtl snrHE
ANA
w~ anifh r. Feeling earsifrr4f - hsffer
row fhat he tas beard ~ ais dzEsf-ssr
1fa tAaf rhr - ri F.ehf fie Hf First
fft8aeht fhst nhf va csfalrel 81 Prrrg
81 ana re-a8n. ana fasf fte vas Ferv
ffr vras ahqf ta 80 f1 that cisF
when So rfeffFel fhr tslfrrarr
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Has been rudelv defined by some cvnic
as vslops and sweets" Aud after az
there's more truth than poetry in the
definition Ice cream ard cake NAV
SATISFY the palate, but tilev are Tar from
satisfying 10 the stomaN1, which requires
tnat food be nutritious frst are nice
RfterwaTd By careless ea-ng WON ca
pave the way for stomach otreuble. p
and its kindred uiss1ies.
Dg-Pierce' Golden Medical Discov-
s-y IS confidently commended as a
cure for disea-es of the stomach and
other organs OF digestion and nutrition.
By curing diseases which prevent The
assimilation Of iced Il enables the BODY
10 Be built no epd strengthened IL the
only way known 10 nature bv loo1
digested aud assiuiilalc3
For twelve ioug months suffered u-.c,6
misery" Wri-@s Ms Nellie Cc,glte. ol Rau-
dolrh. Charlotte Co.. IA. H,-o iaf -ut crr-a ez-
pcs tae nasa taak cultrcsi hc.orc car--
f1encco taxing Df E-erce's incli1l-r. MAS
not abe % 60 6uvtaiDE af All Clull .ct e.f
anything cNceQ- bread sul tca-o- q s.si .i.e
top ~ ruY hcsc hurt 50 i secs-ci it gvclld sili
me. WIKI al that ccglt De ( gr1s3 hu-u HFe
IRE Eri now. siucc usifE Eo-lr CciEf. rf-l-
ic1l blscote-F and Farc-l.e Prescription +
can est itsse cf zi1ro>t anything want aaa
can Aa better thsu have been Cog ycar--
DR.. PieSce's Pheasant Peilels ccce
sick headache.
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3 ore wa eEgGuy
E 0Es93ssggsGeGs

The liability 10 disease IS greatly
lossened when the blood IS III good con-
dition, and the circulation healthy aud
vigorous. For then ali refuse matter
is promptly carried out Of the system /;
otherwise i would rapidly accumulate
- fermentation would take place, the
blood become pollated and the oonst-
tation 50 weakened that a simple
ualadv might result seriously.
! healthy. active circulation means
good digestion and strong. healthy
nerves.
Asa blood purifier and tonic S. S. s.
has no equal. tits the safest and best
remedy for old people ard children
because Il contains go minerals. but IS
made exclusively OF roots and herbs.
10 ether remedy so thoroughly ard
efectuallv clcanses the blood Of i'm
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purIties. ~ the
same time i builds
up the weak and de-
biiitlted. and reno
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leIn. IL cures PSI l-eli,5 + az -ll.illl.-l
= blood and skin troubles.
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g I Lsd E-zcrla On NJ hands and facs lcz
Ivc -cars- y wcllc break cut n 41tf-e
white pUstc}ss. C-ls-E WDcl1 tcrln and
drop CT, leaving tce Skin rco and II Ram
CO. LA1 coctp-S cf1 ne 70 gDG1- lse1
Gll-hs E1=1icate9 Eo1ps and save V 1sslC -
benefit. S.. S. $. cf-rc1 -1e. anss my EkID
: IS c-c1r zEd a-2ocih 6 1zy one's-
1irs- Hcury Sicsf~ic6, e Cape 1ta-s y.
=. says tls-t E-e g-onc bottles C >. = 3
cured heE Cr Cancer q TIE brcese- Dos
tc-s and trends tho-sl- kor Csc hope
l-ss
Esi,ha-5 = Gcr5-cr. Eicrcnce- s. c.
Suffered 1cE years n-lth aciis. A7To cc--
aez 81 =. s. 8. rlt tls hlcol IL good &C.
14-.on and z1s boil1 Cis-Bpearcd-
Send for Cur frec book. and write
CTR physicians about your case
Medical advlce Tree
80 s..iTT ~rE-sric CO. ATIk.Ts. Ga