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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-30
Sraaa ni6t boHdbia.

Die ..9sus Srsie 9isFs" bsri&tet,
bas tetsits 8otbsrsiiunsen fur bic 8siis
oes 26nieS Nleranber bon Ssrbien unb
ieiner @smublin Drusa an ben 8arsnbof
in 2iuabia aetroffen tpurbsn. ols @raf
eamsbo,t Der rufff6e Winift. T bes aus.
tpartissn, Der fsrtii&en &ses uns nit.
lbsilte, bab bic 8atin fid tueisere. bic
abni8in Draea Su empfnnesn, unb bab
babsr Der seplante 8eiu6 better gan,
untetbleibe. Daruufbin foa bann bas
isrbif&e Winiffe' ium rtfiauirt babsn, UNI
rsm 2bniee @elseenbeit au seben. elm
dnti'ruiii&es Miniaetium su stnsnnsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-30
Oas RaiferprsisIies.

Souls 0ietor Saar bon 9letp Dorf IN
aIs Sisssr in ben @stiiampf UNI bic
aompofition, pelHe i'm nihfen SUM-
bsim 20ften NationaIs S~ineefsfe bea
9orb'a meriianifden Sdnserbunbss in
Baltimore ais bas GcncurrenaIieb um
ben a%aiierprsis seiuneen tpsrben fol,
erfidrt iportsn. Sc ipurtsn i'm 6an,sn
983 Rompoiitionen bic surt ShIubtaes
bee uoresi4risbsnsn Termins, 10. slu.
cuff b. s.. sinssrsidt unb bic prsisri&
ter baden einitimmie ben 9rsis, Der nit
BEN Wctto: .SeiI bsuifaem 2ieb unh
Sanel" ~beriebsnen &ompoftion susr.
ibeilt, ipelGe, ipie ii4 na&bsr asiete, bon
Germ Saar ein8ereidt tporbsn mar.
9aRor u 81, SilSebranbt bon Con.
fablebiae, g.. y . mar Der 8erfaRer bee
@eoidts ,.Dns beutfde 8oIfslisb'', tpsls
heS ben 9srt bss Prsislisbss bilbei.
OafeIbs Ioutet tuie fOIst:
Du boit nit Deipsr idli4ten @siie
Rsin Ser3 eebradt in Dsinen 8lnn
Dob i'd aus Deinem 9aubertreife,
Der mid umidlinet 10 lieb unb Isiie.
rid nimmermsbr bsfreisn fonn.
20 ians nit Dsinsm iiBsn Rlanss
Die WutterIisbe mid sur Stub,
Bar nod 10 ibtdnennaB bic Wanee,
Die Wlutter lang unb bsim @eiun9e
5&Iob mir Der S&luf oas Auss iu.
8sim FROZEN 8sisen UNI bic 2inbs
GtIlon8ft Du in Der Sommerna9t.
Der 2iebits iiust's BEN i6mudsn 2inOs
Der Wanberbuti4' i'm Worasntpinoe
unb Der SoIOat auf filler Dadt.
Do i'd nun fanb auf frember gtbs
Nod lanssm Wanbern Rub uno 8dh,
8liebft 81 in 9rsue msin @sfdbrte
unb biit an meinem neuen Ssrbe
Ou. beutidss 2ieo, msin lisbfsr @af
Die preiis fir bic aompoFtiop uni
eas 8ebidt betrneen $3.50. reip. $50
0nS 2leo piro nun seorudt uno an BIZ
8sianebereine, tpsihe um ben 8aiisr
preis -eine Silbsritaiusiie zines osutfda
N%lnneidnsers ON Wstifiasen tbsiinsb
men. iota b alS mb1li6 usrlbeilt psrbsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-30
Htntrifanif&s 8abnen forsen ni&t
senue fur S~iHerbsit.

Sn BEN 8eri&t hss Sa@bsrRdnbiesn
.. v. Walter. psIhsn bic 2onbon &
Noribipsitern. @iienbabn mad amerila
I&idts. bsist e. bab bic omsriianifdsn
Vabn . @sfsnidaftsn bIibpenis fdr bic
Sl6srbeit ibrer paRasiers ober anes.
tsuten tbun. bab ouf ben 2inisn @rObs
%brltannisns aiusimaI 10 pisIe paGaaisre
tstbrosrt uerben tpie uuf ben am%srifani.
iten, obLton bic lstisten cine nsunfad
etbbsre Weilentobt bnben. unb bab Der
proientint Der unfdls bon paEaaiersn
uno Mnssifelien tpeit s,S6sr IN. 9tt
pslbdltnibmasis beotutsnbe 8abI bon
unfdusn on RrsuSunsspunttsn in lime,
rita ipiro ~bsicneers eetubelt. ipdbrsub
oas britiide 8obnpsien in bieIer Gin.
ii4t berauSBefriHen tpirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-30
aaloOrrnsa i'm Attertbam.
RSmiffe e%dauipieIer aho parssnus uRs
erisdbifde ,,RantsIfdldpfsr."


Ni9t tpenige @rfinbuneen, @inri6s
tunsen unb anfdauunsen, bic man fir
neu5eitli9 bdlt, bdtten i6r @nalo9on
idon i'm Qltertbume. DAB berii6mte
Saduipieler sesenpdrtis nidt felten
einen iebr boben 2obn fir bic Muss
iibung ibrer &unit beaieben, 1T be-
FAINT. Deniger betannt 1T, bab bers
bOrrasenb bedHluste S9auIpieler f9on
BEL ben alien R6msrn, bic bod ben
S9auipielerItanb i'm @anSen ipenis
a9teten, gerube5u firitli9e Sonorare
einbeimiten. Der Srae0be Globius
Octopus, elm Sreunb unb 3eitgenoiIe
Giceros, binterlieb BEL feinem Sooe
elm gan3 bebeutenbes. lebtslid nit Ieiz
ner Stunt eriporbenes 8ermOsen, unb
8. Roscius, Der groBe S9auIpieler,
Der meiit obne Maste %auftrdt unb
glei9falls elm 3eitgenoNe gicsros mar,
be3og mad unierem @elbe Elm idbrli9es
Sonorar BON $22,500. Sab es audi
i'm Iltertbum f6on parpenus CAB,
fdgt uns Seneca. Wie Der ernIte Pbis
lOiopb berporbebt, CAB es fdon bamdls
2eute, Die in Solge ibres Rei9tbums
fi9 cine srobe @i6liotbet %5ulesten. buz
bel aber in ibrem gan3en 2eben tuum
bus Sitelpersei9nib ibrer 9iiderei
burdlaien, gefhneige benn bic Roaen
felbft. Cine mooerne Oiebesdrt itelen
bic f%osenannten paletotmarber bar.
bic in ReItaurationen unb ionftigen
lei6t 5usGneli6en Orten ibr Sanbs
inert treiben. 4ber f6on i'm alien
8rie6enlonb CAB es bieie iaubere
3unft, es tparen bic yMGntell9liipfer,"
b. 3. Sdliipfer in frembe 3leiber, bic
Defenders in ben @ustleibesellen Der
8dber auf 8eute auseinsen. Bet
falstunbgebungen i'm Sbeater bur6
&Iatfden iino teinespess eine erft in
Der Reusett aufsetommene Site, ipns
bern tuaren f9un ben alten Romern
gang geldufis. Sn ppmpeii bat man
neuerbings bet ben Gussrabungen
pappruSrOIen au~fgsfunbsn, bic aud
etniges iiber bic 2lrt unb @eiIe NIT
tbeilen, in Der man bamols ieinen
8eifau gu Gubern pflests. Seine srOs
Bere ober sertngere 3ufrieoenbeit sab
man mad gepifen 4bitufunsen gu ers
tennen. @ar man ansenebm beriibrt
bon Der 0arbietuns zines 9arftellers,
bann fdnal5te man nit benz MitteIfins
ger unb benz Saumen. Wo[Ite man
ben S4auipieler etipas mebr aus5eids
men, bonn fdlug man nit ben ausges
ftredten Sinsern Der linten Sanb auf
bic Der redten. Cine grDbere @units
b~e3eisuns mar es f9on, bic SGnbs
flad. unb cine nod bsbeutsubere, ie
sep0lbt aufeinunber gu i9lasen. Die
bOffte ausaeidnung ober beIfanb
barin, bdB bic 3ui9auer stnen 3ipfel
ibrer Sogd gesen ben 0arItelIer
f9psntten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-30

ris Elm iIsiner 9prann; CT matt f& i1s
nieIi&e Wa&tbsufommsnbsit an. Dis
8roilamation, in pel&sr isinsr Belt bsr
Fob bss Prdibenten We2inIsb esmeIbsi
tuurbe. NOR MUIR bon BET Stenosraptiftin
Rate aeup unierseidnet unb fie mar in
sInsm abesls8enen Winisl bss Rsais'
runssesbdubes a~neebeftei. Die Niifio
ndre bsbuuern bic N%nnsriou. ba bisfelts
oer Sniel ben Ruin bradte. Die aus
porto 8icO importirten arbeiier finb ii.
rsr SouIbsii tusesn tperiblos. Obsnsir
1T nod elm 1eamter nit einem arober
Tbeils ber Stsuern burdsebrannt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-30
aausgion bra@ts Der Jufsl Sa.
mali feineu Seeen.

Sas Ssnais GOmite, tpsId,s iinsf
6apali bsiuhts, Bat bort penis srbnuli'
DE 8uftdnbe s~sfunosn. Die SnisI II in
5OIae Der ibIen Sage Der 8uder. Sneu.
itrie pruiiiid bancroft. Die 8ssierune
in cine OIisurdie. une bic o Der IN.
utrion srtpariet setpsienen 8oltbsiIe finb
uusaebliebsn. Ser @bineien. Ausf@lub
md6t es i&ipsr, arbeiter au bsiommsn
Die aus Sapan importirtsn Irbsiier iinb
fsbr 3intiid unb nan ilr9iet ibren frie.
eeriiasn Self. GcupsrnsuT Dole berridt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-30

s iibnereier iperben in eini.
gen Sbeilen BON peru, porSiislid In
Der propino Suuia, als-Sdeibes
miin5e gebruudt; 40 Bis so Gier-bic
3abl tpedieIt fart ie na9 benz sr5s
beren ooer gerinseren @neebot, eelten
bas cine Mal, noh unferem @eIbs,
nur q Gents. bos anbere MaI bis 5u
IL Gents. guf ben MGrtten unb In
ben 2Goen be3dbfen bort bic Snbianer
ibre meiiten @intdufe nit Oiefer SER
bredIi6en Wiinae.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-30

Die Resisrune 8uIaoriens fanbie Elm
Runbidrsitsn an bic Mdats bss SnbaI.
ties. ba6 lie unfdbis iein ipirb, bic @e.
beuen in Wueseonisn in SHn1 au bal.
ten. tusnn bic Wd&te ni&t far Rsformsn
oaisIbf ioreen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-30

0ds 3ufpifde Meer Bat
einen SdI5sebult bon muir elf pfunb
auf bic Sonne Wufer; Der @neliide
9anal bat einen Iolden bon 70 pfunb
unb bds SObte Me.r bon 1877 pfunb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-30

~ annOnsirt i'm ..@O&snbIats."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-30

Ro i1-aas bic Rsdis Eittl unb SntertEsn
bts grilaettH GbarlfS g. 5ariranft, In ane
auf al bic ssRifs Sirsdt pbr paIlflt eaHb,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

and ia not over eighteen inches deep at its
The name was given to the queer body of
water by the Government on account Of
lis untdt.ioEthle bed Of mUi.
1t is said that in some places solid earth
canr"t Ire reached win d t~-n-foot fish
pole. Weird stories ar" tod Of tn" diSap-
ptararca Of Nimruds there.
Exert for a few yards around tn edges.
it i unsafe t. walk in the water Here tney
STAYED for about ten days. killing maEy
wild turkeys. ducks. Wild geese ani a fen
q al. In Two days they sagt % ducks.
Mr.. Spencer * one IF The" heS- trap
won the championship at Kansas City. ana
VIII shoot il ST. Louis this month with J.
". Bra:nhall of Kansas City. who cha!-
leng.i him.
one Disappointment Of the trip WIS the
poor quail shooting. These birds are just
now Very scarce
iron firing of the duck hunting ut Mu'
Lake. the party went back to the Cart
wright plantation, secured 4 pack nf dogs.
and moved Up TO Hunters Mill. five miles
This country IS full of canebrakes. and
the der alsunds there early in tn sea-
son. Later the: move back into the !i'iSe$.
The sport at this place was the most
exciting o. all. Deer were plentiful and the
weather good.
Mr.. Car,:rer was the luckiest. bagcins
two fine animals with his own gun. The
tri-! and last deer fell after h-iag shot by
three rEe-nt' - of The party. They had Tx
en their stands. Gardner upon his horse
and Spencer and Steuser on muies
Car;Wr:=Et. with tls hounds. StaIketi the
deer. Steuver followed the hounds :. short
distance on his mule. and finally returned
Ia his stand On account of The inability OF
his Styed 10 keep up the pace
tnr some time they lost the haying of the
dogs. and had begun 10 fear the prey hal
escaped. Then Wy family they heard the
yap-yap Of the dogs ana the sound grew
RAPIDLY more distinct.
AT last We knew ihe chase was growing
near says Mr.. Spencer. an locked for
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
RICH MANS DAUGHTERS
ARE WAITS IN STREET.
Unable TO Raise ~Half-Nonth's Rent,
Their Furniture Is Thrown Out,
and They Camp Beside IL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. Dec. l3.-YeIrS aga in old New
York there was 4 rich contractor narnsd
julius O'Connor. He was the man who
built the first hall mile of the elevated rail-
road. and he was generally tine John L.
Mcdonald of his TIME.
The two daughters Of julius O'Connor
watched beside q folorn heap Of furniture
that had been magnificent thirty years
ago, as it lay on the sidewalk, where II
had been thrown by a landlord who had
demanded his rent and failed to get IL.
MARGARET D'Counor is 81 years old. She
was never married. Her sister, Libby. Is
-. She was married {" a man who enlisted
in the army III the Civil War, and VINO
has been dead twenty-two years. The small
pension from his service IS the only fixed
income left TO tn daughters of the con-
of thousands.
The two aged women thought they saw
a chance to go Into business. They ar
ranged with a third woman to open a
dressmak!nG establishment. and as a bust
ness place they rented q fiat at So a month.
They, had not money enough to pay a whole
months rent. but paid "A deposit and agreed
IL pay the balance within two weeks.
They figured that when their partner
came to tho fore. ami they got to work on
-. g.eichto~hnod 5~r.Ssmakirg they could
easily make rp the balance Of their rent.
There was some sort of a hitch. the part
ner failed to appear. and the landlord be
once. telling them a default meant that
they would have to get out.
Julius O'Connor's daughters went out
yesterday morning TO try to raise the
money. They visited many who had known
them in the days Of their affuence. but
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

the deer to make its appearance at any
moment.
sight \ fine buck spraHg into view. run
ntnS with all speed. He passed Mr.. Sr-e-
Yer first, the ~latter's shot taking effect in
the animals hind legs.
1T stumbled. but was up again in a sec
und, ami took great bounds in spite Of its
wounds. Mr.. Gardner was next in line and
took a shot Again the beast fell and ]
and stood a fair show Of getting out of
sight
= then took two shots at ii. which proved
all that was necessary"
START FOR HOME.
After the deer hunt the party boarded the
boat with all their belongings and started
for home. They stopped again at Memphis
Tor coal. and ran IL miles the last day TO
get home bv midnight.
during the trip. ard the member Of the
party declare it was one Of the most en-
loyab!e liz their experience
The life they lcd was rig 1rOus. and tended
To promote the appetite. The tacit under
standing was that 9 o'clock was bedtime
and that breakfast WAS AZ :. but even
carrier hours than these We're Kept usually.
1T was ve.y pleasant after a long days
tramp through the woods. In mud and
water up to the knees. with a gun to carry.
TO return at SHUTDOWN to all the comforts OF
home declared Mr.. Spencer, in describing
the trip.
Imagine stepling from a veritabla wilder
ness into Il steam-heated. archaeological
clubhouse in the city. and there YOU have IL.
And those meals that the negro aunty
prepared from our game. They were de-
iiCious.
the experiences of the DAY discussed our
eyes began TO grow heavy. and weasousht
the sound sleep of the thoroughly tired MINI
rod"
William Gardner left the party on the six
teenth day on account OF business IN St.
Louis. he returned by rail.
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when they ~tcttered home at night they
had not Compasseu the full amount. The
landlord had not waited. When they got
home they found their poor old goods piled
on the sidewalk.
They found another fiat and obtained the
refusal Of II, but they had not money 20
pay the rent. SO they lowered about their
furniture.
SOM Of the ~ne!ghbors gaze them tea and
a little supper. but they had no place to
go. and as night fell. and the bleak wind
blew NJ they We're still haunting tie for
iorn heap Of household things.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
NEW" JOURNAL IN GERMANY.
Dispatch Declared Hotel Was TO
Be Seyenty-Seven Stories High.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. Dee. IAN artist who has
just returned from Europe relates an anus
ing incident in his tour of the Continent:
II made Il walking tour through Ger
many last mme he said. and in a
German inn I came across an old nswspa-
per dated about the year 1916. that de-
scribed a new hotel about 10 be erected in
Chicago. l made a translation of the artI-
Gle. and if you Ike. I'll read 1t to you"
Then the artist read:
The latest American progress In build
Ing will be the mammoth hotel soon to be
erected in Chicago. The enormous hotel is
to have a frontage of three miles and a
depth of six miles; the height. of seventy
seven stories will measure 3.isD feet from
the ground floor TO the roof. No room
walters are to be employed. but visitors
will be served by n ne~Wly-patentcd autom-
atom put in every bedroom. who will do all
shaving, shampOoing. etc. to the guests by
a very simple and ingenious mechanism.
The tables in the d~ining-room will measure
four miles each. The cost of this buili:nc
is estimated to be s6s6,0Go, I.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
BARS WAY WITH BARRiCADE.
California Rancher Holds Read
and Defies Neighbors.

San Berna-dino. Cal, Dec. 13.-William
Roach. a wealthy farmer. has refused to
permit the public to use a road crossing a
tract Of land he has recently purchased.
In order TO prevent his ne:shbors from
tearing down a harb-wire fence he has built
across the road, he has erected a harricade.
Tbs ranchers in the reighhorhOod have
Appealed to the Supervisors. fling a lengthy
petition PRAYING that the road be declared
a county highway.
The Supervisors have appointed a board
OF reviewers. A surveyor has been retained
and an effort will be made to properly es-
tabiish the road.
The Supervisors have issued a summons
citing him to appear and give his reasons
for not allowing the read to remain open.
Some time ago he drove a squad of cleo
tricians from his land with a shotgun. They
were setting poles for an electric line when
he appeared on the scene.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
Have You Uric Acid, Rheurf7atiSrTa
or Bladder "
To Prove what SWAMP R0OT, the Great Kidney and Bladder
Remedy. will DO for YOU, all eur Readers Ray Have
a Sample Bottle Sent Free by Nail.

tie urine. Ca;arrh OF the bladder. uric acid.
Constant h=a..-Ec. DIZZINESS. s.e2pIsSSaess,
nervousness. irregular h-art-beatiag. rneu-
m-tism. boating. :-Ii.aili.y- wo-n-UIt feel
iEs. lack Of ambition. loss OF flesh, Sai!oW
complexion.
Il yOuT water when allowed 20 remain I'M
disturbed in = glass or bottle for twenty
tGJr hours forms a s--;nltnS or settling, or
has q Ciuu " appearance. il is evIuencs
That your kiinsys cEt bladder need imrne-
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IN taking Swamp-EC0t you afford natural
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THAI j. known To medical science.
kilm-r. til eminent kidney md bladder
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Doctors rccOE.rEsn! il 10 their patients and
Us Il IL their Own families. because they
recognize in SWaruI-.tUOt the greatest and
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L y-u h Ve The slightest symptoms OF kid>
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..J-Ie - Swanr-Root and a book of Won
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l, say that you -eai this generous offer il
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
SELLS HER BABY FOR SIS.
Mother Sheds Tears, but Hopes All
Is for the Best.
RETIprl. EpEcIAL-

New York. Dec. IG.-It is not a difficult
thing 20 sell a child. az least in New Jer-
sey, as was proven in Passaic this week.
when a thr=e-weeks-o,i baby was sold
after it had been advertised in the local
newspapers.
Tho chic was that Of Mrs. Fanny Cr-
house. Il poor woman of I'asSaic. whose
husband died IT. Pennsylvania. She has
other children to SUI port. could not care
for IL, gas told To- advertise for some one TO
take it, and lid 50. John Urban of yelling
ton and his Wifi. EiEf-h"artei people. saw
the advertisements and called to see the
baby. we will take it," they SAID, and the
baby was turned over to them. They will
formally adopt the little enc through the
courts.
The rrbans paid Mrs. Urhouse 3 to bind
the bargain. and. though she shed tears
when the little one vas taken away. she
hopes It IS for the hest.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
BULLETS AS LOVE TOKENS.
Fad in Jewefry Originated in
South African Hospitals.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
London. Dec. IA prominent West Emo
jeweler says that many a ~well-knowu soci-
ETY. woman is wearing a little piece Of lead
that has been extracted from the person
of some one rear and dear to her. No. a
few officers returning from South Africa.
sitter being in the hospital. brought with
them Boer bullets which had been extract
ed. The bullets have. on these OCCASIONS.
been intruSted to this jeweIer as the center
attractions for exquisite pendants.
One soldier brought a couple of bullets
home. They haze been set in gold for
sleeve links, and he went out again to see
If he could get a couple more ia complete
the set" said the jeweler, gravely.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
Pneumonia Cured.

Gentlemen-I had n severe case OF pneu-
dozen bottles "t your wh!skey 70 build me
Up, and !iEd i does What you claim Tor il.
Yours respectfully. +. Petersen.
Ffamline, MINI. May II, IT,
l. cures consumption. coughs. colds. grip.
bronchitis. caJarril ard all diseases of the
throat and lungs. 1t also cures nervous
ness ami Indigestion. 1t gives DoUe. to
the brain. strength ard elasticity to the
musci", and richness TO The blood. II is 4
promoter Of health and longevity, makes
the old young, keeps the young strong. II
- absolutely pure and contains M fiSci oil.
Il will cure almost any case Of cOrSl!mp-
ton il taken in time.
Over 500 doctors prescribe It. and 2.f4)
h.sritaiS use - exclusively
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Cnuton-N hen VOC ask for DuEys Pur NaI .Whi-key. re sure o.
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Cures Consumption!

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