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eligible for reinstatement under these

eligible for reinstatement under these
rules
The Public Printer shall make a
monthly report to the Civil Service Com
mission Of changes in the unclassifeG
service. This report shall show all ap-
pointments and reinstatements to. and
separations from, the position of mere
unskiIled manual labcTeT.
The register OF eIigibles established by
the board of labor employment shall
be accessible to the public. and the rec
ords Of the board shall be open to the
inspection Of the Civil Service Commits
sion OF its authorized representatives
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-30
MANY C0TT0NsEED OIL
MILLS FOR MISSISSIPPI
Industry VIII Boom Along Regardless
OF Trusts.

NEW ORLEANS. July 50.-While the
suits in the FEDERAL and State courts Of
Mississippi against the cottonseed oil
trust completely failed. they succeeded
in preventing any reorganization Of the
trust OF any agre ement as to the price.
The market IS therefore an open one
this year, free fight for all. new mills
are being erected in every part Of tbs.
state, and twenty new oil mills viii be
II operation VIXEN the cotton crop be-
gins TO come J here is not enough cot
tolseeG for all and the fghs over II
has already begun, the mills having their
agents already in the field bidding an
the seed before II has Lnatured.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-30
ARMY DISCOVERS AN
IRRESISTIBLE SHE'LL
N0N-UNI0N MEN TAKE
PLACES OF STRIKERS
The Empire Bridge Company Plant Re
sumes WoCk Under Difficulties.

NEW YORK. July 35.-The Empire
Bridge Company. from whose big plant
in Greenpoint coo ironworl5ers went or
the company refused to permit a walk
ing delegate from the union 10 go
through the shop at all times, today set
90 work a large force of nCn-union men
Many OF the strikers gathered at Diff
ferent points leading to the company s
plant and he2ped denuaciatiCn CT the
new mon There was on hand q large
number OF policemen. and those afforded
the GOn-uniOn men protection It was
said that the company had between zoo
and $50 men at work
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-30
The Best Diarrhoea Medicine On Earth

That Is what MT. " E. Landers. prominent
farmer near indianapolis, Ind. says Of Cham
beriaiu's Collie. Cholera and DiaTrhoea Remedy.
Read his testimonial: 1t gives me great
pleasure TO tell you how much ChambcrIain's
Cole. Cholera and DiarrhOea Remedy has done
for Gie. have used II for nine years, and
think il the best medicine on earth Il has
saved IHy life several tiEcs. | would not think
Of being without bottle Of j; in the house.
For sale by Henry Evans. Wholesale and Re
tail and all druggists.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-30
CLOSE TO ROCKEFELLER.
Lightning Strikes Barn Near Which
He Sought Refuge.

MOUNT VERNON, \ Y, July 90
William Rockefeller, the millionaire,
and his wife. overtaken while riding
across country in their automobile by
the terrific thunderstorm Monday night,
we're obliged to take shelter In a small
farmhouse few miles out of Portches-
ter.
Lightning struck the barn. only
short distance away. and burned it.
Led by RockefeIler's chauffeur. half a
dozen coUntTymen took hold of the S15,-
900 machine and dragged it from the
burning building into a field
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-30
FORT SHERIDAN VISITED
BY GEN. H. C. CORBIN

CHICAGO. July S0.-Gen. Henry c.
Corbin paid an unexpected visit TO Fort
Sheridan yesterday. Accompanied 3. BIZ
Mrs. Corbin and Col Webb Hayes. he
arrived late in the afternoon in his pri-
vate train.
The party left two hours later for
Canton, Ohio. to pay visit to Mrs. Ne
KinIey.
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GEN. WALLACE THROWN
FROM HIS AUTOMOBILE

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Ind. July 30
While going out on his game preserve
near here IN All aut 0mobile iast right
Gen. Lew Wallace lost control Of the
machine and had N exciting runaway.
General Wallace WIS thrown cut, but
was not seriously injured.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-30

GkkMAS GEG1EH1 INDUS XII d.
bot J, Albert, Consul at Brunswick,
writes to the State Department IN
der date Of July g:
The efforts of the German Cement
Syndicate to control the production and
to regulate the prices OF cement have
failed. and the syndicate has been dis
solved.
In tie last two or three years so
many new factories have sprung up that
It was impossible for the syndicate to
bring them ali under one management.
and tie competition which has ensued
has been disastrous to the trust. At
the same time, dissensIons have arisen
within the syndicate. While thers was
little demand for the brands Of the new
factories which had been taken into the
trust, some OF the old factories were
oyercrowded with orders. Complaints
arose as TO the apportionment OF sales.
some works declaring that they did not
receive the number TO which, on account
Of their productive capacity, they were
entitled.
While IN 1855 the dividends Of the
leading factories varied between 8 and
90 per cent, many now return nothing on
the capital invested in them. others are
issuing preferred stock to create new
working capital number have stopped
work, and one has gone into bank
ruptcy. The struggle, which has lasted
since September, 1900. has culminate1
in a conflict Of determination between
the larger factories and the smaller
Prices of cement have fallen so that
they are now at least 20 per cent below
the cost Of production OF the most cap
ably managed works.
One factory reports that lime costs
about $50 per car, while the cement upon
large orders is offered at about s32. %
per car
another factory reports that Port
land cement Is offered at S29.75 per
p, o46 pounds ct the place of manu-
facture, while the cost of production
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-30

PRIZE FOR ARTESIAN WELL IN
FEW NEUROLOGICAL General Bar
low, Of Mexico City, writes under
date Of July II:
give below translation of q proc1a-
nation issued by the acting governor
Of the State OF 0axaca, Mexico. under
date Of July 3. 1902:
Article l. a prize Of 50. 900 IN Mexi-
can currency viii be granted to the per-
son or company that. within three years
from the date OF this decree. shall drill
and put into working order an aTtesian
well IN the city of Oaxaca or in the
towns OF xeehfmiIeo and San Felipe del
Aqua and Hacienda de Aguilera.
Art. 2. Exemption from all local
taxes viii be granted to those who uu
deTtake the work. established or 10 be
established, On capital invested for said
object, for the date Of commencing work
and for the period OF ten years after. If
results are successful. During TIE pc
Rod of operations the company or per-
sons engaged IN said work, as also all
employees, viii be exempt from ali per-
senal taxes.
Art 3, The property. possession Of
same. and use Of the artesfan well viii
belong exclusively to the company or
persons to whom the concession is
granted. who will enjoy the privileges
allowed by the franchise TO all those
engaged IN public works
Art L In order TO obtain the conce2-
sion under the present decree a written
application mrst be made to the gov
eTnor; and upon obtaining the cenceS-
sion a written notification must be made
to the governor that work is to be COM
nsenced. and upon suspension OF work a
written notice must be given whether It
is stopped temporarily or finally, IN case
of fafIurezOr. success
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GERMAN DEMAND FOR CAST
SPRIYG-STELL PLATE-consuI 7.
J. LANCER writes from sOlingen, July

70, 1907:
have an inquiry from P. D Rasspe
Sochne. SolIngen 2. Germany, manufae-
turers Of ircn and steel goods, for the
names Of United States firms making
cast spring-steel plate. used in the
manufacture OF saws. I shall be glad to
refer to the party in question any IN
formation I can obtain
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-01-01
-
Bill to Provide for EIectrocw-
tine in Virginia

Delegate George Y Hunley, before
leaving Richmond for his home IN
Mathews several days ago. announced
that during the recess OF the Legislature
he would prepare bill to be presented
IN tho House when tho body reconyenes
10 February providing tor the
slectrocution of all prisoners in virginia
convicted OF crimes punishable by death
instead of the present mode OF inhict-
ing dxAa by hanging. He will preseno,s,
ls sS, 4 Sps time a eOmpaniUSn. J bill bill
y. Sat all executions shall take
Il. slpt. nstate penitentiary, instead ca q
IN the county or city where Inc
prisoner is convicted.
Mr.. Hunley, at the last session Of
the Legislature, introduced a JON!
resolution calling on the State Boaro
of Health for its opinion as to these
matters, and just before the snort
session adjourned, DR.. Paulus A Irving
the president of the Board, replied
giying the opinion of tho Board which
is in conformity with the bills to be
presented by Mr.. Hunley. TheIpopulai
lfaaas ikdSss q Rs ss sspsSss
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A GREAT RAILWAY.

a tNGhl NALL w ANs
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Rv. is running Electric Lighted
Trains of Compartment Cars, Stan
aard Sleeping Cars, Buffet Library
smoking Cars. Dining Carl and
Coaches, between Chicago, Mi
waukee, 81. Paul and Minneapolis
Buflet Observation Parlor Cars on day
trains between Chicago, st. Paul
and Minneapolis.
Electric Lighted Trains OF Sleeping
C-rs, Buffet Library Smoking Cars,
Dining Cars and Coaches between
Chicago and Des Moines, Omaha
and Sioux City.
Solid Trans between Chicago ano
Northern Wisconsin and the Upper
Pessinsxls of Michigsn
selid Trains between Chicago andlowa
Minnesota, Southern and Centra
Dakota.
Tho finenst Dining Cars and SLEEPING
Cars: Electric Reading Lamps u
berths. u.
q 6O9 miles OF road in Illinois, Wiscol
sin, the Upper Peninsula of MichlSa'
Iowa, Minnesota Missouri, Sout
Dakota and North DakotT,
Ticket Agents everywhere sell hc 3 g
over the Chicago, Milwaukee 4 8
Paul Rsi!wsy, or address Edmun
IJanewaw, Travelling Passenger Agen
l42 s. Third ST., Philadelphia.
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SS,,I;lalvr ia
rs
HEREDIT AIRY
Medical Science Paying
Much Attention to
this Scourge.

scrofula comes in the blood. You
NAV have inherited it from your pa
rents. You have no right to transmit
it TO your children. There is an aoso-
lutte cure for it-YAGER'S SARoA-
PARILLA WITH CELERY.
We wish it we're possible to say thus
so strongly that every human peins
could realize the tremendous import
ance of it, for almost every individual
hasthis latent poison in hisveins. Its
alarming fatality is not realized, be-
cause consumption and other diseases
are reported as the causes OF aea'a,
many of which are the direct reSui'
of scrofula. r,,.r,
vACER,S SARSAPARILLA WITH
CELERY is a positive cure tor scfo-
fuIa scrofulous sores, and all scroiu-
lous diseases. It purifes, enricnes
and yitslizes the blood. It expeis .ne
poison. 1t puts each and every par
IF The BODY In perfect working condi-
ton. and effects its cure by perfectiy
uure and harmless drugs.
II Won have the slightest tendency
to scrofula, get bottle OF YAGER ?
SARSAPARILLA and expel the POI
son from your system al once. The
cost is slight-any druggist will sup
DIV YOU with a good sized bottle Tor
psfi snsrsaL, TAKE nc s substitute 1hs place enee d
applicants for the position AZ y
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From Oak Dale
OAK DALE, Va, Dec. 81. 1901
For The Gazette. J


few lines of news from this neigh
borhood your correspondent respectfully
submits.
The closing exercises OF Moores
Creek School, conducted by MISS
sbsckleford. of Mathews county, Va''
closed for the holidays on Friday 2oth'
and was largely attended by patrons
and friends the school. The exercises
was much enjoyed by all present. The
,artainment was concluded with
od;es and nuts for the children, and
Xmas presents Tor the teachnr--ail 'sl'
for their homes happy.
A pleasant entertainment at the
Rome of Mrs. Joseph Clemmer, on Fri
day night last, was largely attended
Granville johnson entertained Dis
school friends at tho home OF hif
father.
Miss Mary Eliza Johnston, from the
c,,ss Normal is spending Xmas
is taken interSre' :,
Ohio, by F. J. CnSon OF Dame
monials free. y OF Inc
Sud by druggists, price Toe
bottle.
Halls Family Pulls are the bss!
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LOO Fall in Battle

Bogota. Columbia Dec. 27'-tGovern'
mant troops have gained an important
from from Bogois, over the revolutionary
for, IS under General Marin.
The loss OF life was particularly
heavy. 400 men being killed
Geenral NJ .rin attacked the garrison
in Honda at 6 O, clock in the mornin 6
and the fighting lasted until midnight.
There we're about 500 men 10 the
garrison and the attacking force
Consisted of 1900 soldiers Bayonets
and machetes were freely used. After
the fight had continued Two hours
! endorsements reached the garrison
| and the tide of battle, which had been
| slightly favoring the insurgents, turned
The rebels we're repulsed and were
pursued 10 miles,
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-01-01

N1rrD STATES OF AMERICA,
II MI I w. DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, ss;
" WEE, " go Ssotee District Court In and
III ''0 No. for said district.
o,,sr 81 ! No. 80 In bankruptcy
Elmer B. Bankrupt Petition for discharge
IT, 4bo Honorable John Paul, Judge 9 Oh t ,n1
~ district Court OF the Uniteu D'a'o9 III
t gao' Western District OF Virginia
Elmer F. Hinman, OF Clifton S. Forge e;
Elmer Int ~ Of Allegheny, and State OF
W snT in said district, Respectfully rePae
nms .Sot on the 9Th day OF june, as.
sents inaV U was duly adjudged bankrupt
ipn odS acts Of Congress relating " aW hse
unuer that he has duly surrendered al n,S
rupsoS, and rights of property, anu nus -,
properly o oil with all the requirements Q,
luigy sots and OF the orders OF the court
Touching his bankruptcy vbe de-
'O Where,ore he prays that ne may dIo oH roo
"n1io' tho court to have full dlscharge
creeo ~ dabas movable against MS esVa.e
lIol gu Ia bankrupt acts except sncn ueoes
unuel s oxconted by law from such discn taSt
as are oA az 10th day OF Dec, A, " lsol I
Dateu 'n'' r. HUMAN, Bankrupt
opnKR OF NOTICE THEREON
-, D,srRlor OF VIRGINIA, IS: .oo,
" KS this nth day Of Dec, A. ~ rd isua
reodnq the foregoing petition II 10 olue, t =.
on tSa court that hearing be had upon En'
Wy , oa9 On the Ord day OF June, A. ", .'V !,
same =" said court, at Harrisonourg II
ueiI d,atrict at ten o'clock In the ioienov az
sald that notice thereof be published IN s1 !,
9vr,saTos GAZETTE newspaper pr rnSitor
LEA district, and that all known creal.oa'
SAD snd ether persons in interest may appea, :
anu eh Old oid time and place and show cause,
s orS they have, why the prayer Oh '"o '"''
any naiit, s should not be granted. 10 oorr
And It is further ordered ~ IN me tD Uovr
hat the clerk shall send by mail 70 all kh1 3S,
s orod, to copies Of said petition ana tnl
orJar addressed to them OF their p'noe0
's Witness the lion Henry 9 Mcpowell lIut !
q, the said court, and the seal tn ere FL
II Harrisonbuyg, 10 said district on tne ~
day of Dec, 4. D. 1901,
~ fsEAI OF COURT, Atteste an ~,
A. K. FLETCHER OLkhA'
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8 |3 erbert Leech and son, Carlyle
have ,oined her husband who is en-
ploysd b1& Franklin Engraving
House in chicago.
Farmers Club, No. 3, met on tue 20
81 The homo of Mr.. F. G. Ruff, Secre-
tory Of the Club. An average attend.
ance. Members became quite animated
during the discussion, one question re-
la,ino to ..cooked feed" for fattenlng
cattle was forcibly advocated BY Mr.
Daniel cwink and as strenulously OPP
POSED by Messrs. G. b. Leech and JOLT
Hottinger. A paper ON the merits q
tha Percheron horse was read by hon
IW. b. f. Leech. Bp close vote th'
louestion of "cooked feed" was decided
lin the negrtive. A delightful dinner
wus served by yur hostess,
Miss Johnnie Cummins is visiting 8
'1ngleside.'
The Misses Lnglemsn are visiting q
Mrs 500. Clemmer.
Was glad that the Editor was pres
emit at the reunion Of The old faiena
Of Judge Tucker, at "Col Alto" Ma
YOU. and they, loug be spared to kee
resh and green laurels to his cherlshe
memory. A prosperous New Year.
Il
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DESPERATE Fight in Sam@T

Manila, Dec. 27.-Captain Schoege''
with detachment of IL men OF Com,
papy E, Ninth, at Dapday. Island Of
Samar, was recently attacked by large
orce of Bolomen. :,
A severe band-to-hand fight ensued
in which a sergeant, corporal and iiVf
priyates we're KILLED Six, inciudine
CAPTAIN Schoefiel, we're wounded. Ih'
FilIipinoy were finally repulsed witt
heavy loss.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-01-01

Sale''

That's a well-worn phrase, but 1t expresses
L exactly what we are about 10 holK'
Right IN the midst Of the busiest season we
have ever had we select some excellent
values In seasonable merchandise, that we
propose to offer at about one-haf the Tor
mer price. -, ",
For Instance: Several pieces OF All DOL
Black Dress Goods, as staple as old wheat,
| 36 inches TO As inches wide; the DO cent ones
at 25 cents, and the 75c ones at 5l3 cents
| You will ppreciate the value OF this oher'
ing as soon as you see the goods.
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.Irwiin&Co.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

NOM M IODIOOEh - NVA@N
Samuel s Watts, etc. ,.......,.'.''r iAin'i"'
a. vs.: 80
Edward L Watts's heirs etc, 'Deiendan''
THE undersigned Commissioner in chan
cerv TO whom the above styled cause mas
been referred by decree Of the circuit c e0ut
Of Rockbridge, entered Sept. l7th' isvi,
directing him to take, state and report 'ne
following, to wit; !, ,,ono n,
otherwise II any there be against the sale
Edward L. Watts decd and especially Oh
any unpaid taxes. IL. and d,e-
An account OF the receipts ana us
bursement of Frank Moore, Special oom'
Ard. An account OF heproper distributor !,
eft the proceeds Of the sale OF the said lrac,
Of land In the bill and proceedings @eOiaDneO
among the parties entitled thereto ,non,
4th. Hny other account deemed pertineh'
bv the Master, or required By any OF Inc
parties in interest IL. .ho+
Notice is hereby given the parties Una.
have appointed the 25th day OF oanao,'
| 1902 at my Office in the town OF Lexington
Va, to execute said order OF reference
HOPKINS,
l or 4. seo5 Comm,r. in ChancerJ
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-01-01

MIR. William NJ. Kramer and Miss
Eyalyn NJ. Hardwood, daughter OF Mr.
J. ". Hazelweod, all of Lexington,
went to Roanoke and were there mar
ned Dec. End.
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vou and cause you 70 tremble In you"
sboes in the dread fear that he Will eA'
pose your future
Some people spend so much time
studying other folks that they gro" up
ba ionoramusss on everything else
one of the most pitiable things about
this popular study is that those who
claim tho greatest prOfundity OF know
ledge of it are the easiest marks LOT
confidence men and promoters OF soap
bubble enterprises. Let the study 60
on. Perhaps some day in the far-"ff
FIXTURE some student will get to sueh
an advanced point A. to be able TO 'ei'
the hungry world what human nature
actually is,
We do not intend to give any eztsno'
ed presentation OF our general 'ie"'
N this subject, We viii! not work Oh
ancient excuse about space no.
permitting, ETC., but will say frankly
that no Sps would agree with 0a Il
observations or conclusions. That If
one of the beauties OF this study
Their. are as many opinions as there arr
students, and since everybody is
student. every opinion is different
And if a man can get no one to ssre
with him. he might as we'll smut nj
mouth or go into his own closet al
talk to himself all day.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-01-01
SSa2Es the
Blight

It is a sad thing to see fine
fruit trees spoiled by the blight
You can always tell them from
the rest. They never DO well
afterwards but stay small ana
sickly.
II is worse to see a blight
strike children. Good health
is the natural right Of children
But some Of them don't get
their rights. While the rest
grow big and strong one stays
small and weak.
SCOTS Emulsion can stop
that blight. lhere
reason why such child should
stay small. SCOTS Emulsion !,
is a medicine with lots OF
strength in 1.-THE hn nc. Oh
strength that makes things
GROW.
SCOTS Emulsion makes
children grow, makes them eat
makes them sleep, makes them
! plav. Give the weak child a
a,oo ccott's Emulsion will
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-01-01

treats his servants as his equais.
no 10 00'A ~ "a
He leapei from obscurity into polit-
ical prominence by replying to free
silver speech by ". ]. Bryan
He is 81; very hale and vigorous
He was born in log cabin in YER
mont and spent his boyhood on a YER
mont farm.
He earned with his own labor the
the money that put him through COL
lege.
de says his success in life is due to
hard work,
He always got to his law Office a.
| Z A. M. and stayed there until III +
| He was superintendent Of two Sun
day Schools for 20 years.
He has high forehead, thin gray
hair, a heavy moustache and gray
close-cropped side Whiskers.
| He looks, in dress, like q methodls
minister.
| He announced at . Methodist con-
| ference in Chicago last year: III an
an organization politician. A machine
politician is not as great as fool re-
former"
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MA . man who is not student Of

Find a man who is not a student OF
knuman nature aud your torture Is made /
mesuem attraction he would draw
.e, than mustard plaster. There
ars INSTANCES ou record OF men VINO
never repeated the sayings Of their iirSt
hsbS and even he man has been foun'
.sho didn't think be could regulate ("
clock better han anyone else; but the
man Who is not a student OF humao
nature has yet to be found.
Run over the list OF your fnends'and
YOU cannot recall the name of one man
who has not at some time conhded 10
vou that nothing delights him so ar
tine study o, human nature. OtnsI
friends rave told you that their success
III business has been due 10 '"0''
knowledge Of human nature ooca''
ionallly You Will hear man say tnA' u
10 had his career to make over again
ba von,d have chosen the calling OF
detective because OF his keen ns'sn'
into humaa nature. As for the mai
who can read people ike BOOK MI
name is legion. and no truly gres
man ever wrote an article for youths
magazine without closing with IN
advice. study human nature.
How fortunate it is that there ever
was such o q thing as human nature
without ii the world would lose II
largest school. Everybody 'tu0ies II
Watch that cnap across the aisle IN
-ts- lips are tightly set, his pro-
si'eht "a frovzda,s visitil
Lexington.
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profitable employment can be obtained e y,
i Young people with ban acquaintance e. u
church and religious circles. A new pooS,
O oaarIar nrice References required. Casseii
TO Ltd,7&9W 18th 81, New YORK
dec 10 81
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-01-01

ard Johnston, of Washing
u University, who Ind to
bis studies on account Oh
2nvalescent.
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- make 1t eaten up
p with the rest.
4 This picture represents
10 the Trade Mark Of SCOTS
" Emulsion and is on the
wrapper of every bottle
-s Send for free sample. -
SCOTT & BOVINE,
~ 100 Pearl ST., New York.
S4x1 soc and 81. all druggists
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sharply, at his fellow
7 ,.ers in the car. Your first thought
L he has a bad attack OF cramps
But therein you betry that you are
novice, Heis studying human Sure
These are the first symptoms o. stne
student, He wants to giF6sss you pe
MIR. Sanpee clear thF@ .5EE