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II Want Everybody 20 Know How
Completelylt Cures Indigestion

This shows the unseitish disposition of Mr..
Hodge, of Orchard Cottage, Ippleden, New
ton, who, having been cured by Nogeler's
Compound, wishes every other sufferer tc
know of the benefit he has received from
this marvellous remedy He tells his story
as follows -
:" "Gentlemen-t find Nogeers Compound remedy
above all Others {; last year IN 4 thorough bad
OF health and could haedy drag leg after the
other 1 had tried dozens. .of remedies advertised 40
cure indigestion and all its attendant evils bu; was
rapidly going from bad TO when had the good
fortune to be recommended tIke -Nogeers Com
pound. l did SO, and thankful to say it made a
new of me. l should hSe other people TO know
its virtues and how completely II knocks under the
worst forms of Indigestion and dyspepsia
(Signed) " GsoRGK II. Hopcs.
Vogeler's Compound is the greatest rene
.dy of the eentpryifef all stomach disorders
. and liver and kidney troubles in both men
and women. A free, sample bottle will be
sent on application to the proprietors, St
Jacobs Oil, Ltd, Baltimore, Md
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|hc growing fancy for wearing an
abundance of rings during the day
time as well as for evening affairs
makes special care OF the gems they
incase very necessary.
If You want your rings &c last well,
do not wear them under gloves That
is what II prominent jeweler says.
But if You decide that gloves are ne
cessity, as proba bly, you will. he adds,
then send your rings twice year to
be Uyerhauied.
The reason for this warning is that
the constant friction of the gloves
wears the tiny points that hold the
stones III place, and the result is that
the stones fall out unless they are con
stantly looked after. The wearer might
not detect Il loose stone, but jewelel
would at once, and by little timely
interv ention might prevent the loss OF
u valuable gem.-Washington Star.
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E9GLE:A!zIM,!.llMkll:!s N. y :!
E5TL SroPs'

Chain purses i'll silver, Sun-metal and
gilt. ...~',:-.
Get caps Of the Usual form III red
cloth.
Very nea"y white skin gloves for
WALKING wear.
Mutt or chateiainc chains of agate
and gilt metal. 90.
Suede belts, beautifully embroidered
in gold and silver thread.
White revering with wide black
stripes il new AID original designs.
Short brown boas, made of gathered
chiffon. with ribbon ends to match,
Broad. white ribbon. with colored
desig. thereon. giving water effect.
Women's short coats made of hop
sacking in G.ay and several other tints:
Black chiffon bows trimmed with
for get-:uc-i4ots and other small flow
ers. -:
4 complete line OF new prints for the
| new season ia variety OF new de
signs
| New cpenwork hosiery in attractive
designs in lack and white -combina,
| tons.
Very fetching little walking hats of
straw, trimmed with single or double
] quill effects -
r. Striking long. Goats OF satin taffeta,
| deliberately trimmed with lace and
| other materials.
| Beautiful embroidered founces in
4 several widths and in both blind and
ypen-work effects
Parasols made with shirred cert
linen and colored taffeta, the latter fire.
quently warp printed
: Pearl, bedecked .veilings the ittle
pearl beads being sewn on colored Vel
vet spots on the mesh.
Fancy black Veilings in variety OF
new and original designs that are de
cidedly away from anything we have
had heretofore.-Dry Goods Economist
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A srnny Preseace.

T. you had asked her about her ac-
complishrlents she would havc told you
that she had none. and would have
been cutie sincere in her answer. She
cid not know how to play piaro and
had never tried her hard at water
colors or crayon sketchila. She had
never found time for embroidery. She
got off the key when she tried TO sing.
II fact, one might run through the list
CT what are called accom- olishilents,
without naming one ut which she was
an expert. Yet this sunny facei. sweet
voiced girl had one accomplishment
which outweighed all those she lacked.
wherever she went gle oLly faces grew
cheerful She was I. happiness maker
Children stopped fretting when she
came near. Old people cane back
from their dreams of the past and
found the present sweet. Without be
ing wise or witty CT teautifui, there
was an atmosphere of peace about hel
like the fragrance CT II flower. HeI
smile had the comforting warmth OF
sunshine The tones of her glad young
voice stirred the heart -iic i song
Womans Life.
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&&&2 CHAT:

Mrs. Peary. wife of the Arctic e1
plorer. has accompanied her husband
in some of his most perilous eXpedi
tions.
Mrs. Ida Foster Cronk of Chicago,
is trying 70 dignity household service
by declaring that housework is u pro
fession.
Eugenie. Empress of the French, is
still living in sad seclusion on her Eng,
lsh estate maxim. one visit u year to
the Continent.
In former days married woman
could not get her life insured, the sup
position being that her husband might
Kill her for the insurance money.
Lady Cadogan. wife of the Earl of
CadoYan and one of London's beau
ties has II fad for snakes, and has been
Photographed with her pet python
coiled about her.
Miss Helen Gould has sent two eX-
pensive paintings 10 rhe Normal and
Industrial College ut Greensboro. n.
| c.. as souvenirs OF her recent visit
to the institution.
Mile. Adele Hugo. Il daughter of Vic
tor Hugo whose centenary was recent
| ly observed. is still living i'll Paris. but
| the place is kept sec~et, owing to the
! wishes of the family.
| Women can vote on municipal and
| school questions i'll all parts Of Aus
! tralia: they have parliamentary
suffrage in Southern Australia, and il
| West Australia can vote for. but cannot
| become. members of Parliament.
| Massachusetts has a tiourishing 'ES
| Club" which is composed OF the paSt
| officers Of the Massachusetts State Fed
, Grafton. The President is Miss Flor
| ence Everett. Ii is practically lunch
! con club. as its meetings generally take
4he form Of Il luncheon to sCme womaL
l Dt nOtc.
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Elaborate New sleeves.

Apropos of the new sleeves they are
rlcre elaborate than ever. and in such
an infinite variety of tasteful designs
that it would seem impossible 10 work
out fashion that would not be fash
ionable; and all sorts of odds and ends
of lace, embroidery and fancy mate
rails can be utilized in these beautiful
sleeves But many of the newest end
at, or Just below. the elbow so as
to allow Il fine display of the under
sleeve. that either flows in an open
flounce or ends at the wrist in band
of embroidery or lace. One may have
many different sets of these under
sleeves. thereby varying the finish OF
II few gowns of good texture and fault
less cut into an elaborate richness. -
New York Tribune.
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While the uuited s.ates boasts of Il
larger reading public in proportion to
its pCpuiarion than can be found in
any other country, il is true, ueyerthe-
less. rhat the newspaper is mainly re-
lied upon tu furnish the literary enter
raiuniunt Oi The greatest portion of tho
reading public. OF course. Of the mak-
ing OF hooks there is no end. aud they
seem to pour from the presses with
The force OF Il Niagara Fails, and ma
;tZincS innumerable rush into til
whirlpool of competition in such {;
reckless manner as must excite the ad
miriltion of the daring thuS displayed
even though the bad Judgment SO OF
! tegh shown cannot win approval Still
l:It Surely follows that the newspaper il
| Oceunying position which is hnpreg
! nGbTe To ali the assaults that can b:
made upon it ---.
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SCARED TO DEATH.

DR.. Francis w Mcnamara of Chi
cago says: Millions OF people are
made wretched every year or, perhaps.
have their lives shortened, by feeling
that they have heart disease. They
have q pain In that region. and their
own diagnosis is sufficient to convince
them OF the malady. AS a matter Of
truth. there Is seldom any pain from
heart disease. The trouble Is -indi-
gestion only. The stomach, lying just
under the heart, is distended to- a pain
full degree by gases. and. crowding to-
ward the heart. makes the pain seem
to be in that organ
This opinion simply confirms the
claim of Dr. w. B. Caldwell who orig
mated the formula OF Syrup Pepsin.
the guaranteed cure for Indigestion
and constipation. All druggists sell it.
but be sure to ask for Dr.. C1Id1ueU 5
Syrup Pepsin.
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Perfect Taste in Choosing Clothes.

1t was said Of the now sorrowful
Eugeuie of France that no one ever
said: How superbly the Empress is
dressed. = but always: How beautiful
she is tonight" YET no one ever Wore
more costly garments at the French
court. The materials We're of the most
delicate texture. the lace was perfec-
ton. the cut and design those which
only an artist could produce. but they
We're always subordinate TO the wenrer
She was never overladen with jewels
she never bought things because they
We're eXDenSive-Shc chose what suited
the occasion and set forth her Own
exceeding charm. To-day her feeble
figure is still elegant. and her faded
sorrow lined face still has charm. anC
even her widows mourntui Sarb Is
Strik incly suitable and full of grace
The Ledger Monthly.
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On .Jile cGeurrenfpAof Il plague scare
in one of.the afflicted ciIieS OF the Pun
lab: the clerks, of :,isRahlic Office took
flight. leaving lt.:iina .ttsnrn- &he FOLLOW
ing applic,ittou:s,:' ,Wc' poor nufortu-
nate Baboos. in s01eina concIave assem;
bled., pray your honor to be pleased to
permit us to leavcs'slsis .nnwholesone
spot; for pray. what can aBaboo giva
N exchange for his soul? In anticipa-
zion Of sanction we leave tonight
MaGras GndiaJ Mail.
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own home ana eau up Mrs. Jones in

own home ana call up MRS.; Jones In
her home. Lowe her ascall. II she is
In. she comes, to the phone. and. al
though may have nothing lin partic-
ular to talk to her about, we chatter
away for several minutes, and before
/ ring off l. impress upon her the
fact that am returning her call. and
that she needn't expect me to come
in person. She laughs and thinks it's
all right, and then pays some of the
calls she owes in the same way. 1t
really does away with great nni-
sance e''-Philadelphia Record
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A I;Oer Trick

a German officer who saw much of
the South African tightin" stated re-
Gently that il seemed as though the
British would never learn how. They
are magniticently courageous. said he.
but, then they are ma%niticeutly fool
iSh as we'll. They marc,I Il regiment
up Il kopie as though it was ON dress
parade at Aldershot. and then puff.
pufT. and the men are shot down like
dogs. ana many lives are uselessiy
wasted. Then III the next kopje they
30 ana do identically the same thing.
with the same disastrous result to
themselves.
Let me give You an instance OF their
simplicity that came under my personal
observation:
-Four Beers and their commander
were III - Farmhouse on the veldt when
word was brought iheEl that Il troop
of ten English horse WAS rapidly ap-
proaclIing. There was. no time TO es-
cape. Get in the grass. said the leader
10 the four Beers. for the grass about
the house WAS very long and man
was easily cnnoeaied in il. The leader
theI leaned against the door smoking
and i'll plain Sigh. Presently up rode
ihe English troop and their commander
ordered tn man i'll the door to throw
up his hands. This he did. but as soon
as the English troop was at II halt the
BIer leader whstled, and the four
Beers IN tue grass fired and emptied
four English saddles Then another
| discharge and iifrh saddle was empty
anu ~ sixth EnGlishElan was badly
! wounded. Thereupon the four Beers
and their leader captured the survivors
| and carried them off prisoners.
THAT identical trick has been played
Oh the English times without uumher
| and each time successfully"
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Millions Of People

USE CurIcURA SOAP, assisted by CUTIcuHA
OINTMENT, for preserving. purifying, s.o
beautif ying the skin, for cleansing the soaso
Of crusts, scales, and dandruf. and the stop
ping of falling hair, for softeninE, whftenin6s
aud soothing red. rough. and sore hands. Tor
baby rashcs. itchings, and channgs, and fes
all the purposes of the toilet, bath, and nurs-
ery. Millions of " omen use CUrIcunA SoAf
IN the form of baths for annoying trritahons,
inhammations, and excoriations. or too nee
Or offensive perspiration. in the form OF
washes for ulcerntive weaknesses, and for
many sAnative, antiseptic purposes WHOM
readily suggest themselves to women.
>CurroURA RnsoLvESr PILLS EChocoeaeo
Coated) are . new, tasteless, odofiecs. ESQ
romical substitute for the oelebrassd hqulo
CUrioURA RxsoLvEST, as we'll n 1or aA oSaet
blood purifiers and humOur cures. In serOV"
cap yials, containing 90 doses, price 2ec.
Sold throughout the world soAr. M. OtHFna@k
soc PILLS. 3sc BstsA Depot, IN Shasss.asssS -,
m DAvo = CHEN CoRP.. Ssls Prsps-. Boston. u y -
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Unlined Waists.

Flse tucked silks. chiffon and muslin
are a boon to the woman who can use
her needle,as the blouse is now quite
fashionable without lining and is easily
made from u good pattern. The, sleeves
are-in one part. with the seam from
elbow only and the blouse is in three
parts None Of the tucks is disturbed
by this fashion of cut. and any yoke
or Insertions can be readily arranged
by. t;,ckins The lace out on the pat
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Chief Enginper- Robert Scott of TIE
burned steamer British Queen. who,
after the desrCction Of the Phoenix
Line pier and considerable shipping by
fire, was givel up for lost. appeared
ut the Myers House. Hoboken. his face
and hands badly barned. lis story is
It thrilling one. He said:
Il am II Liverpool man. chief CLgi-
l,eer on what was the British Queen.
L am forty years old. had been ill
with rheumatism. and for some time
my assistant had aeeu doing my work
I was asleep i'll my room when the
fire broke out, l awoke. choking from
the smoke, Seeing HaEleS about. | IAN
forward half dressed. aud gained the
deck. Then l rua. aft and back again
anidships. The. tlaines spt III nay tace
al this point..r l Thought Nssis, the only
man aboard until liiHn fto A-FSe elgian
stoker, who seemed - lavr been1 1.razed
by fear. We sIood III the lee ora .atttie
stall. making tfp Dur niiidS her 10
jump. All tlris. time was, shouting ror
help. The heat becoming. too great
where we Were W. ciil-. bed TO rhe root
OF the structure There l6Ntrd ii wire
cable. Making this Last To u stanchiol
. aud calling the Belgian: TO follow.
threw the loose end over theNside of III,
ship and slid down into the icy wate4.
The Belgium did not foIlew me. l dC
not know what became of him.
struck out fu' Al large near.vby ans
succeeded ih pulling myself over iii,
rail. l found my way into the cabi,
and there tried to warm myself.
''As luck would have ii, the barg.
was soon blazing and | was forced t'
Jump again into the river, By tha
time / was so benumbed and So he
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Why Is 1t

That St. Jacobs Ois:al@ays affords instant
relief frsm,. pdihsr sdter all other. remedies
have; saghash 4aileds SimHr because it is
peculiar 70 itself, wholly unlike another rem
edy. 1t possesses great penetrating power
reaching the very seat of the disease. 1t
acts like magic. 1t conquers pain quickly
and surely. 1t is an outward application,
and is used by millions of people.
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Senator Vest whose magnificent
euloEy Of the late Wade Hampton
iclosed with a1auotatioH from Tenny.
son. 10 said to outrank .aaX Of his col
leagues in familiarity with American
and English poetry. His command OF
quotation he is a classical scholar OF
high attainment
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Good Runaes should Be- Fought.

\ gcCd tulle or silk rufae which is
going cheap is by no means to be de-
spised, for when one tries to make 1t
ut horne she is surprised at the end
less yards Of stuff it takes and the;
hopelessly heavy. effect obtained. So
those who want ru-he should go to
the sales and purchase one.
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cinematograph for the blind has
been invented by DR.. Dnssand, a
French physician The successive
stages of the picture are embossed on
sheets of tin and made to revolve rap
idly between the fingers Of the blind
person.
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Any old rhyme may be made popular
by good tune. and almost any stick
of a man may he made important by
clever wife.
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Keighley tEngland) authorities have
discharged their mole catcher, no
moles having been seen on the PARISH
farm for the last eight years.
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NEA<s hoTES
Nv Wor1Efl .
/, Rainy nay Petticoat

A new rainy day petticoat, for use
with any walking suit, is black, ant
has ii deep f1ounce, interlined will
crinoline and faced with vn!veteen.
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II is great mistake to think that
the man who works all the time WINS
in the race.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-06-30

Travellers in Belgium this summer
will find at Bruges a big exhibition OF
early Flemish painters. The pictures
have been brought together from col
lections throughout the country.
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Readx-to-Wcnr H..ts

lIany of the latest ready to wear
hats are trimmed with white, gray OF
black wings. These are especially wei
adapted for the sides 1f tGe new
t-i.o..ner walking hats.
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1t is expected that the socialists will
carry 400 seats at the German cleo
1ions. polling over 1000 900 votes and
securing the strongest position in the
reichStag.
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Blessed is the. woman whose hus-
band can always find in the bureau
drawer the thing he is looking for.
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Piso's Cure cannot be too highly opoken of es
cough cure.-.T. w. o BhIEN 3,2 Tnird Ave,
N, nneapolis MINI. jan &. 1900.
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stops the Cough and
Works or the Cold
La1ati-s Bromo Quinins Tablets Price &c
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IMPERIAL ECZEMA REMEDY
Positively Cures Eczema and All Diseases Of
the Skin and Scalp ASK your Druggist.
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THE BEST RESULTS IN sTARCHINo
oan be obtained only by using Denance
Starch. besides getting 4 OF; more for
same nnoney-no cooking required
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For That Sweet, Nutty Flavor
use ATLAS OATS. Pure, fresh and whole.
some. AL good grocers, lOc.
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In the Jaws of the rire.

The risks that freElen take are IN
everlasting w onder. even though almost
every paper contains stories Cf TIER
bravery But the ran beh.ld the
fIrc-en& n&ine--apparentl he has only to
keer his machin, going. and is as safe
as the nan VII pulls the lever of all
upright donkey" The story Of Bill
Brown. as tolG b." Mr.. Cleveland Mof-
ett. in ..lareers Of Daring and Danger.
shows that the engineers bravery is
sometimes put to tests as severe as
thost. which the hoselnaIi CT the ladder
man even has to enCure.
What happened was rLis: Engine
~ pumping her prettiest. stood at the
corner so near the drug house that the
driver thought it wasn't safe for the
horses. ami led them away. That left
Brown alone, against the cheek of the
fire. watching his boiler and keeping
his stearl gauge at seventy-fve.
AS the fire gained, chunks of red
hot sandstone began to smash down
on the engine. Brown ran his pressure
Up to eighty. ind watched the door
anXiouSly where the four fremen from
| his squad had gone into the furnace.
Then an explosion Of chemicals in the
build .ng sent Il sheet OF flame wide as
Il house curling across the street. en-
wrapping engine and man. and setting
| fire 10 tlc elevated railway station
| overhead. Bill Brown stood by his
| enEiils, with Il sheet OF fire above him.
He heard footsteps on the pavement
and voices that grew fainter, crying.
Run for your lives" He was alone.
| ard the skin on his hands, face and
| neck was bliStered.
| Brown knew why everyone was r'ln-
| ming. There would be another eXplo-
| sion Ii was tOlerably certain tina
! he uluSt die if he stayed. But his four
| chunIS were in the fire ard needed the
! water. If he nit his engine the water
would fail.
| He stocked III coal Ind ran the gauge
| up another notch euSing the running
parts with the oiler II" was If ring
| his life. for his friends.
| In few minutes the four hreElcn
came ont of the building. Then Bill
| Brown ran for his life with hir com
! radeS. \ second Or two later Engine
% was crushed by the falling walls.
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Much of woman's unhappiness is du'
trying to improve on the work OF Ma
ture.
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The Ncwest Underskirt.

One of the latest designs in black
taffeta underskirts has the fiounce
tucked horizontally and perpendicul-
arly with rlacainc stitching Of White
six.
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$40 A WEEK AND EXPENSES
Send stp JaveIle Mfg. Co. Dept. D. Parsons. kan
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A good word quenches more than 1
cauldron of water
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Halls Catarrh Cure
n . constitutional cure. Price, 75c.
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DEFIANCE srARCH

should be In eve-v household. none no
rood, besides more for 10 cents than
any other brand OF cold water starch
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Favor oft ayails more than reason or
justice.
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l;llllIe
treatment
FOR EVERY
All|nOl|[
Price $l.00

CUTICURA SOAP, to cleanss the sllo
a1 crusts and scales and soften the thick
ened cuticle, CUTICURA OINTMENT,
to instantly allay itching, inaanme-
tion, and irritation, and seeths and heel,
and CUTICURA RESOLvENT PILLS,
to cool and clsauss the blood. 4 SINGLE
SET of these great akin curativss =
often aufficieut to cure the most tortu1.
ing, disfiguring, itching, burning, bleed-
ing, crusted, sealy, and pinply skin,
scalp, and blood humours. with losa -
hair. when all else fails.
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vildered taat was all but losing my

vildereti tiat was all but losing my
senses I struck around aimlessly in
tia water and then made for the rud-
der of the barge. There l elung for a
long time shouting for help with all
the strength possessed Finally some
one answered from steamer which
was being pulled ont into the stream
1t was. the third mate of the Heath
burn. He threw me Il line. wrapped
it around RE and was hauled on hoard.
1 spent the night on the Heathbnru.
Strangely enough. my rheumatism has
left me. The last tins was snip
wrec-s,l had TO swim seven iLiles. y
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WHY SUFFER WITH RACkAcHE?
have suffered several years with
backache. and after taking one bottle
of Smiths Sure Kidney Cure. l have
been cured. Since then / have not
been troubled with my back. Too
much cannot be said in its praise.
Capt. WM. FORREST.
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Price so cents For sale by all drug
giSts.
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su.r,n.u E,,is.e story.

T-f-I; Boston Herald prints
story from Surfman Seth l..
Ellis. the only survivor OF the