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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-12-18
MISS HELEN GLADSTONE.
Daughter of the Late Prime Minister
L. DevOting Her Life to the
Poor of London.

Helen Gladstone, the brilliant
daughter of England's great prime
minister, is devoting her life to char
liable work among the poor of Lon
don. She is warden of the Women's
university settlement in that historic
but bitterly poor district of the me-
tropolis known as Southwark" and
is applying to her work among the
sick and suffering there the same
sturdy ability that won her so dis
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-12-18
Only Two Realities.

Billy-So yer didn't git nothin' but
a iack-knife and sled fer Christ
mas?
Tommy-Yes. OATS all got worth
speaking of. Dere wuz a suit Nv
clothes, and overcoat, and hat or
two, and some underclothes, and a
Bible, and book Nv poems, an some
stockin's, and gloves, and collars and
cuffs, and few other trif1es like dat,
not worth speaking of.-Puck.
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Wearing ON Him

Tommy shall be SO glad when
Christmas comes!
Nellie-I suppose you think you're
going to have a lot of nice things?
Tommy-It isn't that so much. It's
awful hard to be good all the time
Boston Transcript.
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A MISSOURI COOP.

to the upper part. At the front 1
drive two staples to fasten the coop
down, so it can be moved about. The
upper part comes down over the floor
all the way so you can put nail
through the staple.
The shade in the front is to keep the
sun and rain out. These coops are
very easy to clean.
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day.

Nothing but work and worry day
after day. sighed Mrs. Peck. Il sup
pose I'll never rest in peace until I'm
in my grave"
''And neither will /, my dear" meekly
rejoined the poor man, who was known
to the community at large as Mrs.
Peek's husband Chicago Daily News.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-12-18

A7T7US'4 ns %'' e 2, 81 ssi i:
story dear,
And yet Once more we tell it; all eagerly
we hear.
The years haste into centuries. the cen
turtles grow DID,
Still never once too often Is the blessed
story told,
And never once too often do we talk Oh Inat
strange night
When humble shepherds witnessed the
angels southwark flight;
Never our thought grows weary tracing
the sacred way,
baby lay,
For He whom wise men worshipeo
brought gift of peace for strife,
Brought JOY for sorrows darkness, brought
hope and love and life.
Wherever watching mothers pray for their
babes to-day,
The precious lives are safer because OF one
that lay
Defenseless in the Manager two thousand
years ago;
Sweeter earth's babies slumber since that
dear head lay low,
Unframed beside the cattle. watcher by
the angel throng.
While heavenly hosts were singing the
first glad Christmas song.
W Hei ever HedTLS grow "edLJ, "ASAS'~A
sin abides,
Whatever be our anguish, whatever woe
betides,
The darkness would be deeper, pain harder
to be borne
If Heaven had forgotten to send that
Christmas morn!
Once more, then, let us read 1t, the Christ
mas story dear
And yet once more repeat it that other
hearts may hear.
The years haste into centuries, the cen
turtles grow old,
Yet once again hearts hunger to have the
story told
Tell the dear little children about that
wOndrous night
When watching shepherds witnessed the
angels earthWardi flight.
Lead feet that long have wandered, into
the better way
That leads them to the manager where
Mary's baby lay,
For He whom wise men worshiped brought
gifts Of peace for strife,
And Christ was born from Heaven that
mortaIs might have life.
Ada Melville Shaw, in Union Signal.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-12-18
RAIN AND SUN~PROOF.
Coop for Chickens Tint Is EnSy to
Clean and Can he Made of
Cheap Lumber.

I have a chicken coop which l think
suits me better than any other | have
tried before, says j. c. Becraft, Of Mar
shall, Mo-, in letter to Poultry
Keeper.
The coop is made out of cheap lum-
Der. The bottom is hinged at the back
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Made n Point.

Yeast-The moth is no respector of
persons.
Crimsonbeak-I don't know about
that. You never hear of one getting
into a $3.50 fur lined overcoat of a poor
man --Yonkers Statesman.
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A Gorge.

Little Willy-Did you have good
Christmas dinner at your house yes
terday?
Little Bob-Good?- Well, say! l ct
so much that 1 wasn't hungry again
for most an hour and a halfi-Puck.
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ARe1uctant Acmission.

'How is your boy getting on
school?"
Pretty well. He is beginning to az
NIT that the Trojan war was almos
as big a thing in its way as footbal
game. Washington Star.
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Naturally.

Rita-Why is Mr.. Kodak SO glum
looking?
Nita-He and Eleanor have jus
come out of the dark room, where b
had evidently developed negative
Princeton Tiger.
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Not the First.

"No," said the bride-to-be, ST didn't
accept Jack the first time he pro
posed"
How could you?" replied Miss
Wryvell.
"Why not?"
"Your weren't there" -Philadel
phia Press.
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many others. for happiness opened the
way to all her treasures, and Miss
Cynthia opened her heart and hand
and gave lavishly to the poor.
The children found that Santa Claus
knew the way to Aunt Cynthia's, and
that was sufficient for them. They did
not think, as their elders did, of the
words, ga little child shall lead them"
Ohio Farmer
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strictly Busine ss.

ais she a business woman?"
eyes, indeed. She refers to her
engagements as options. Town
4opirs.
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Cupid,s Reign.

Jaggs-How is it SO many couples
are getting married just now?
Waggs-Perhaps it has something
to do with the Christmas ted
Judge.
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Papa-One of his Christmas pres
ents is worrying little Willie to
death.
Mama-Which one?
Papa-That hard-rubber ball; he's
wondering how he's going to break
it.-Brooklyn Life.
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HER MUNIFICENCE.

She sweetly gave quarter from her store
CTwould have shocked her if they'd asked
for any more)
For the dinner to the poor on Christmas
Gay
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MISS
TNTHTA'S
VHRIST MAS
5IZNREz MYLhqHhS. ~
1AHRh MLA/nS

ISIS Gym L III / A
MARSH sat alone
"a not unusual
thing in these
DAYS. and as her
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-26
TO ASK ADVICE
OF MERCHANTS
Committee on an Autumn
Carnival Appointed.
PLANS FOR AUDITORIUM
To be Devised by Chamber of
Commerce.

At the board of directors meeting q
the Chamber OF Commerce yesterday
afternoon a COMMITTEES consisting Of
James Allison. Finlay Ross. II. c. be
CleIIan. 3. F. Mclean and /. r. Naftz-
ger were appointed BY Chairman David
son 70 investigate the proposition FOR
the carnival or festival next fall Sew
ersl propositions have been SUBMITTED 70
the hoard and that committee was ap-
pointed 10 look up these proposals and
see which one would be The best and also
ask the merchants OF the city for their
opinion about the carnival
Mr.. Davidson was instructed 70 appoint
a committee Of forr men besides himself
20 make plans for raising funds tor the
construction Of O big auditorium IL this
city at an early date. This proposition
was discussed 40 length by the members
II tie board ard an were ~ favor q Do
as some ~ then had wcrk1i On the
proposition before ard had heari the
opinions Of the business n1en AMI citi-
zsrs o. the city in regard % the build-
ina The president cid not arpclnt the
committee yesterday because be wishes
20 confer with some % the members q
the board aboat the auditorium
The elevator question vas discussed
The roughly The somnittee in charge ~
the work has made COED prc-ress ana
n lqrrs amount ~ stock has been s8b-
ecrlbed ~ tie people ~ this cts ard 81
is m asssred fact that the elevator rFlli
81 constructed by the company n7~ BE-
Ing Granted TIE Business men 20 ths
cl-r want This elevator ara are doing
eu tlav can 20 have . oast here lfs
fan ga ~ has airarrt Seel sr5ecrI hei
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-26
TURN THE CRATER DOWN
The Little School Master Gives
Bit Of Advice 70 the Advertiser.

T-verv advertising man should have lots
! q backbone. he shoulo be apie 70 80
no. and site 70 t. II he y W.se r. ~.
have n given time each Gay 70 Veceite
solicitors. He will admit them all pc
( friendly and stick 20 his knitting $50 -
editions and programs genertl nay h,ii'-
! sort OF cause 20 promote. n n'-pi.'-.'
a lecture course program. those earnest
Young men with n college edIcatlon. 2
pastor that IS getting up cnll'it 49,.
the winning Young woman thal y "
getting IL up for society. YOU Nfp",
and SO on 70 the end ~ a list that never
ends ard never viii uutl men STOP
spending their money Just - see 'hfit
name in print or 70 be considered q real
I believe IN charity. Once I presented
70 the president o. 4 bank pfeit-its9.l
10 advertise IN q concert program
could NOT pass upon it, pAt iiit h..-
had made such a strong appeal. fatt
Venturad 70 bring DO 20 the attention ot
the banks president He heard me -
the end. and then sat down on me. tir
said Brown ~ is rot crel-taple 70 you
10 bring this matter up. ioI are ff
sumiug that ] AKA NOT Going ult tstl
share ~ charity. X would 20 HtA TOT
YOU 20 understand that We hired Feu r
make Investments q or money iA ai-
vcrtising and not charity Feasiuls ir
was "a 3Ittls severe. but he tod tae trntn
and I learned lesson
Take The money ont q the cash crave
and donate % charity fqT The SAKE ~
charity and charge 10 e. charity, 4l.f /.
ruH 81 e1s.. 4aHa - +tit
make tire business stand or fail On ~
merits as business. These fnilfifNfa
don't s1Hare realize that they are r+t--
rirr p confidence game. b1t tneT are
Another form Il tce program eFa ta
found il aleiafriar fnaf sa4 the rrltle -
A. 81 o.sf : rraEra-8 ~ = e0uFenir ed
fion - s5r1e advertising solicitor. my
give him a MISE ifrteE - tff
stating trat ire editor ~ ~
Hr cores ir she name - fne efzaa4-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-26
SELECT THEIR DELEGATES
Republicans Held the City Primaries
Yesterday Afternoon.

Yesterday for tie first time in years,
the Republicans Of Wichita held pri-
mary election without a single contest
in any Of the wards. The great calm was
not only indicative OF but positive sroof
of the general and genuine harmony pre-
vmling, which surely presages victory
in Se6gwicl1 county this year fer the Re
publcans. In the First ward, scene Of
many q battle, there was peace; also in
the Secord, and in the Third AMI in the
Fourth. while the dove might have served
as an emblem in the Fifth, and in the
Sixth, the quietude was profound. \ good
representation Of Republicans turned out
70 vote, although there was no contests
and interest in the convention, which
takes place tomorrow, is keen. The del
egates and alternates elected, are as fol-
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with the old-fashioned Germans-those
who have seen salt water. They have
feeling Of great respect for the grandson
Of old William and the son of the short
lived Emperor Fritz. They are watch
ing his movements closely. Fritz Schnitz-
Ter unlike his son, is glad to see America
entertaining his countTyman in the right
manner
"Oh. yes" said Mr.. Schnitzler, to a re-
porter for the Eagle. yesterday, II know
the prince vel. Fifteen years ago 1 met
him in Berlin and he is q fine man II
had time I would go TO St. Louis to
meet MIN. I don't know whether he
would remember me~or not, but 1 guess
he would. He was much Gckled when
he met me in Berlin ard asked ne al
about Wichita and whether we had buff
faloes here"
George SEEMING, who works IN the
Eagle Office. has also seen Prince Henry.
but as he doesn't admire royal blood OF
any character. he IS not particularly en-
thu sed over his visit TO this country.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-26
TALKED ON UNIONS
President Gott Addressed Members of
Union Mission Association,

Rev. NJ 3. Colt, president Of the Union
Mission association. the new interdeEom-
national mission workers, with its home
at St. Louis. arrived in this city last
night and preached at the new Mission
nan over $50 North Main street de was
70 have consecrated the hall TO gospel
work, but on account of his late arrival
this service was postponed until tonight
This IS the tenth branch of TIE assccia-
ton organized and the work of the local
minister has already been greatly felt
by the people Ct this city.
Rev Gett is a very foTcible speaker
and his points sre we'll put together and
pat before the congregation. Last night
he took as his text Acts "a
And when they were all Of one &C
cord N one place. suddenly there came
sound IS OF a rushing mighty = ind.
and Z filed all the house where they
We're sitting. and they began 70 speak
with other tongues as the Spirit gave
them utterance"
The sneaker dwelt upon the experience
of the disciples at Pentcc0st ard eniph2-
sized The fact that it is the privilege Of
. the church today TO b. filled With the
Holy Chest ana from this there was no
difference.
This experience, the speaker said.
takes away nh the differences and makes
the church Of tho one spirit and mind
and interested In the salvation Of the
world Nothing VIII save this W-~i bur
God in the church. God has used the
church and He VIII not allow any soctete
or people Other than his true church 10
do the work now or have the credit OF
winninG this world back 10 Christ.
Thir5-Thcy spalle with other tongues
Acts, "a
The Christian speaks 81 n different
language 70 she world. This is what
Tho world IS looking Tor 10 Sc the
difference. 10 Tear God in the lie. see
him and feel Ills Influence
Fourth-They were united
this experience unites the church and
people AMI in union ,here IS power.
Fifth-This was q holy siadness
Tine world. and many H. the church
does nor understand the laughter Of the
spirithiled soul nut there is the holy
siainsss deeper than all the sorrow. per-
secuuons or disapuof1truents-
SiXth-Thsre was u spirit Of praise.
SsVenth-A spirit of aClivits--
This experience makes The church ac-
tive be SOM winning, in 81 phases or life
si'i1n work Is accomplished by spirit-blled
Eiehth-Leyaity to the church and TO
Christ
Ninth-A fellowship among the Chris
Jian clugch All churches and len7V1ua-
tons arc u che spirit ana fellowship in
this experience
Tenth-ft masses people like Christ
j. s-irs ia sympathy. IL longsuEerine.
in patience. in love
There HilI he another service this after
noon led hy President GotE ard She con-
sccratl9n service VIII ha held this even
ins, alTeT which services Rev. Lynch or
the First Methodist church VIII preach
The Enion Eissica association has been
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-26

paper that sells rs editorial columns IL
good one 70 let alone.
Experienced advertisers have found
that special editions and prorraa1s %
not pay.-Pnnters' lax. FEB. p ie2
wichita being ono ~ The most progress
slve and best business cities in the coau-
try attracts the smooth grafters uith
their various fake advertising scham.. Z
the last one referred ~ by Printers Ink -
tho pcrsouai-puf- rlte-up-edlforiai fake
has not called on you yet. look eut for
him. he is headed this way. Il rot ALREADY
here. prlatsrs' Ink Is now. md FOR tbs
past twelve years has been ths recognized
authority on good advertising. rot only
in the United states. tut thvouEhout ths
civilized world ~ has been and o. uoE
the adviser for the worlds most success
fsl business firms ana large advertisers.
After reading So comment. FORM your
own conclusion and W believe everT sue
ccafgi advertiser Oh wichita wu ~turs
the graftfrF down.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-26
HAD 4 BIG TiME
Knights % pyshiss Install Their or.
hcers Last Night.


wichita Company 40 2 Uniform Rank
knights % Fytbts installed thair of1rers
last night and the company vas inrae1fea
bY Gel %. a. Ear1nau. ~ ffsatrliu-
son Thc officers fnrfaliee were.
Captain. y. r. Turner.
Firrf lieuterant . u Dnfinxsr.
second lieutenant. T-af3 Blake.
Treasurer. Fred furkiev.
Secretary. T. - Enoch-
Guard. J r. BeUrN.
Sentinel. q 81 Wiletfr
After ire insfsllafion car1s fhe issrs--
tor si-re fHe iaaf year - ere corrarr
wa1 Inspected ffar were fTcrtg.f5Te rrsra
rnamhsra aGde1 g. ere rolls ~ fhs iasEec-
flrn iart niEhf Az present fhe r1rnrsa ~
numbers thlrfF-fhrss.
Amer the Installation and inrvseti.-
came the hanqssf. aad social Tfs
fr1enra and uiTer - fts rsfaeFrl -srs
ir-fe1 - aftssd fan raFt ~ fte pre-
r~srn aa1 tfara has rrf hesn q rrs
thaf0retiT eafuvef eeaFrs ia 80 history
~ fhe nrga .zasspn 81 fh.g cfT. Ifrrs
vas 80 klrfa n good stirss fsrfss sr1
there vas rirafv faF &c we mstf ou4
u vac fr-F fszsf &c for fhe EHde sra
fne Cir Errisfa ard ffsr fsr iffs ats
uffh rlof feltah ana fhere WIS a ftfs
~ far flflrr fAf r1rz a rrt - -
fha ladies' e-esfHt aerf fr~ rf.frs
ard fhaa rrsertsirr. GO re rfn
rr8rf~ 1so-s itrlr1r1f rfsl ed t
Taarrsar seerirr fae hefhts - ~
fflaa aIl gre H FL G ftft
Tass Hs-e srrass eee ~ fta ses e--
rteffrar Eel ftr rf ~ tf
fs~e s-see ffss<rats ~ 80
srrrf hs re r. - ~ ~ go
-r.rrs - srHstle afrast tFFrfr - 80 sse-
80. - E-feFff @aer aInsFs trrs rct-
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pany. One is fifteen and the other eleven
years OF age. Tie state had seven Wit
nesses. Rev. A. A. Parker. Mrs. Y. Macy.
Mrs. L. 3. Crouch. Mrs. l. Il. Rose. Mrs
N Rouse. Mrs J.. G.. Shields and Mrs
Mattie J. Elston. All Of these witnesses
spoke OF the surroundings OF these two
children and the kind Of company they
had often been found with. The two
girls do not want 20 90 10 the Industrial
school at Beloit. So they had large
number Of witnesses 20 show their good
character and that they were wei able
10 take care Of themselves James Con
lev, Jr.. conducted the prosecution but
the children had no attorney TO defend
them: Judge Wilson with held the de-
cision OF the court until Friday. and the
two girls were released TO appear this
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NEW STORE WILL OPEN SOON
The w. r. Fisher Dry Goods CO. Put
tinG in Store Fixtures.

Mr. vs. IT Fisher formerly p Rich
Hiil Missouri. vho has rented the
KetchUm store room at l15 East Doueias
arrived En- the CITY yesterday to look
after the remo5sing and dstn= Ur of
his store room. The entire 1u.lLius p IS
beea reniolslse. q nre ulatc-sl1ss 1To-r
taken OFT ana new shelving. counters
ard store INtsres are beng f-it
Mechanics arc busy an1 the appearance
OF the room has 50 charged that b IS
not recosuizablc- air. FISHER and bis
assistants are sareriutcadins tna work
OF putting il fxfrres and nii h-ra an
up-to-dste rno6eFrs.- app inte e1 rc1ds
5liet returned from gre eastern u-rl-e1s
where hc pure lasei his uew orerirg
stock ~ Spitng gceda fie wAi F a
ccr1Tiete line ~ cry goods SHOES. etc
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BIG BUSINESS
BLOCK SOLD
Frank Watson DiSpOSeS of His
Building on West Douglas.
HAS THREE YEAR LEASE
And viii Continue the Gener-
al Store at Same Place.

Frank Watson yesterday sold to a.
Tvauter. the two-story brick building
at Sl7-gs West Douglas avenue for $500
Mir. Watson is the owner of the East and
West Side Rscbets and the contract in
cludes the provision that he shall retain
the lease ON the building for three years
and he wiz continue to run the business
at that place.
The building has a frontage OF 50 feet
on Douglas avenue. and is one hundred
and ten feet deep and two stories high
IT IS built entirely Of brick ;.na is put up
in a very substantial manner. The lower
floor is constructed SO that the two big
rooms are thrown together and thus
makes one room and the building is wei
arranged TO carry q large stock OF goods
The second floor is al used as a resi-
dence for Mr.. Watson and his family
AR. Watson has been in business in this
city for many years and has built up q
large trade especially with the farmers
of the surrounding country. but his trade
$ not confined 10 them alone as he car
ries goods OF all classes and his stock
IS one of the largest in the city BE
carries almost every thing used in a
home and has also a complete stock OF
harness anu other articles IN general de-
mand
AR. Vauter is an old resident Of Sedg-
wick ccunty- He formerly owned a farm
but sold it and purchased a farm south
near Sedgwick, but sold it and purchased
2 farm southeast Of tais city and q short
tiTre ago sold this one and invested in
Wichita property and he Is now living on
South Hydraulic avenue lie las retired
from the farm ana expects TO invest the
money III uaue while tiilinl~ the rich ealf
Of the Arkansas Nallev in business ard
residence property iE this city and al
present Owns q considerable amount OF
good rs@l estate
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organized since 1891 and was incorpor-
ated in 1898. There are now ten branches
of the association, the last che Ss'ng or
gained in this city only a few weeks
ago. They have accomplished a great
work during the few years they have
been in the field and moro missions Will
DE organized in a short time
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-26
PILES

on Sunday. March 2 We viii publish
IN the Eagle half paEc al for DrS.
Vickers & vickcrs. tho pile specialists Il
troubled with any disease o. the recfgm,
don't fan 70 read 81. Send Tor their frcs
booker.
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Card Of Thanks.

The undersigned take iris mems q
expressing their earnest appreciation =
the many expressions and ac-s q k-nd-
the nlness ana AFTER the decease 81 BIS
Kctchun ara Mrs Rlrdee. 60 tae rart
OF nsichbcrs AMI friends. sad esae1i4.l1
10 the nhs sicians zho - slndly r=ll erred
ali Serssca within t1e-r I1UeT - car
loved ones Ear az inese and tie nanny
ogher expressions ~ kiadaesz a1.a ssE.ra-
thy shown os rs the norfrs e CHI sr-
rev. we are truly rrc4tful-
ANDREW j AEfstt ~
JAMES X PARDEE.
ar a-a Airs- r = MORSE
Mrs FIse-. who hss JUS; recovered fron
p1eDmor.ia- expects - 39ir 7eiasires -
Hsts- Center -. Oregon fer the beae1t
CT her health aeose N1-1h =
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- MOpERN ~

Cenmellds Itself 70 the well-informed. to
dc pleasantly and electually what was
formerly done IN the crudest manner and
n.sagfeeably as wen. To cleanse The sys-
tenn and break up colds. headaches and
feyers without unpleasant after-eTects.
use the delightful liquid laxative remedy.
Syrup Of Figs. Made by California Fig
Svrup Co.