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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-01-02
Bow Wow!

Tit-Bits: Talking of dogs" said the
colonel, "a friend Of mine has a Gordon
setter. She's the most sympathetic dos
I ever heard of. She has the materna
instinct so strong that she has brough
up a litter not her own"
give known of such cases" said :
nearer.
."There was a hen had a chicken. Thu
hen died and the chicken was in sor,
distress. The dog took pity ON it ant
brought up the chicken"
Yes said another listener, that
curious, but 1t is not uncommon
"And now" continued the colonel
solemnly, that chicken barks."
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-01-02

When q, man is broke he understands
necessity for emergency currency.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-01-02

Ladies ana SElllItlIlel--
He did not wait for more, for illsid,
the threshold before him Miss Went.
worth's maid still invitingly held opel
the door of the great actress apart
ments, and a little farther on, under thu
chandelier, she stood waiting.
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Our Growing Mems Shoe Trade.

Gentlemen's hand-sewed patent vici Oxfords, 'L., J. & Us Spe- cfal .... ........- .o'oo
 Gentlemen's black kid hand sewed Oxfords, IL, J. & Us Spe- cial"... =. =. ... ........ $50
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Little Prices for Notions
 Special Selling.

Here are a number of needable things in Notions at less. than the regular prices, the more interest," ing for that.
 Ladies Linen Collars, 5 for. .25c Krusins Bros Scissors .21c Liberty Supporters. fancy web, satin pad and belt.... ..... .35c Venus Supporters. Parisian Hair Pins, large sizes.... ....... .25c Hygienic French Hair Rolls. 1s25 Alcoholic Lamps. for heating curling irons.... .... ....... soc cards Mending Cotton. ... Sc Flexible Nail Files. =. ..... .25c Corn -Anives... =. =. ... BOG Cuticle Scissors. -. ..... 5oc 2 dozen Safety Pins. ...... sc Fancy Garter Webbing. .....4e Initials for marking linens three oozen... =. =. ~. ...........oc
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The Jewelry Booth.

A lot of new things just in, among which is the Per sian Mourning Belt, with round buckles at SOC. Some of the other well selling jewelry items just now are these:
 We have just received a new lot of the 'Kelser" Mourning Belts, in silk, with round buckles. ...... Doe
 Black Silk Belts. with white stripes, oxidized buckle. Regular price, 65c. ...........'..oV DUG
 Sterling Silver Hat Pins. with $ d.fferen. designs. .... ........ .<Sc
 Pearl Shirt Waist Sets in square and round designs, per set. ... DUG
 The Fencing Girl, C new novelty in the way of belt pin. ...... DOC
 Black Patent Leather Belts, with silk lining, something new to wear with shirt waist suits. ....... .s5c
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Special Prices on New
 KimOnas.

Special Prices on New
 KimOnas.
 Here are a half dozen lots of long Kimonas-just the thing for afternoon wear in your room. Rep resenting a special purchase the prices are necessarily less than you have been accustomed to paying for garments of this class and character.
 Ladies Long Kimona, made of lawn, well made, full width and length. dainty pa.lern lawn in pink, blue and lavender; yoke back and front, solid colored bands down front, around neck and sleeves. special. ... =. =. ... ..-. .oSc
 Ladies Long Kimona, made of nice quality lawn, all white. well made, full width and length, all sizes, yoke back and front, band down front around neck and sleeves of dainty pattern lawn, exceptional ly neat Special. .... ........ 100
 Ladies' Long Kimona, made of nice quality lawn, dainty square fig ure of red. blue, and black, white ground, well made. full width and length, yoke hack and front, band of white lawn down front, and around neck and sleeves, exception ally neat Special. .... .......1.25
 Ladies Long Kimona of nice quality lawn, white ground, with dainty circle pattern in assorted colors, yoke back and front, full length and width, well made and all sizes. band of white lawn down front, around neck and sleeves, especially neat. Special. .... ..1.5o
 Ladies' Long Kimona of nice quality lawn. white only, well made, all sizes, full width anc length, deep hem. yoke back and front, bands down front, around neck and sleeves of white lawn, piped with double row of piping, assorted col ors, a leader, exceptionally neat. Special. .. .....1.75
 Ladies' Long Kimona of good quality lawn, blac., and white fig ured, all sizes, well made, full width and length, deep hem, bands down front, around neck and sleeves of sheer white lawn, edged with self material and hemstitched, leader, exceptionally neat. Spe- cial... -. ... ... ... ... 200
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large size. s0x90. Regular price s2.5O. Special, each.... ..... 1.75
 36-inch wide Fruit of the Loom Bleached Shooting. ... .....ZIae
 36-inch wide Laundsdale Green Ticket Sheeting.. ... ... ....II2e
 S6-inch wide Hope Bleached Sheetlng... ...-.......fc
 36-inch wide Launsdale Cam brlc... ......loc
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Special Prices in the
 Toilet Department.

Here is a lot of those things that you need for the summer bath-we have oth- CTS besides these:
 Lana Oil, Buttermilk and Glycer- inc Complexion Soaps, 1oe per cake, or cakes. .. ... a.,...... zoe The Baden-Baden Bath Strap soc Rubber Caps for the shower bath. swimming pool or seashore.. ..75c Colgates Extracts in Dactylis, Coronel. La France Rose, Helio- trope, Cashmere Bouquet and Ital- ian Violet, 1 oz. size. ........ .5oc Java Rice Powder in Natural and Dorine Theatre Rouge. No. IS. 1se Face Chamois, white with pinked edgeS... ..........o DC Bath-a-Sweet for the bath. .25c Tooth Brushes, 4-row, real bris- Wicker Flasks, for travelling pur- , pOSeS... ... ... ......... SoS
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SIPS for Lot No. ?.

White Lawn Waist. has a front panel of 3-inch Swiss embroidery, fianked by 3 rows of plating on each side. The sleeves are full and the cuffs tucked. The collar is made from lawn, and has Valenciennes insertion.
 Waist made from sheer lawn, the front consists of 51a inch Swiss insertion, with 6 rows of tucking on either side. The back, sleeves and cuffs gre tucked. The collar is tucked nd has lemstitched stock attached to it.
 Regular price, s1.s5. Special price,. ... ... ... ...... .1.25
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0Sc for Lot No. 1.

Shirt Waist, made of fine white Dimity, striped or checked, plaited in front and back, full gathered sleeves, collar and stock of same material as waist.
 White Lawn Waist, with rows of 215 inch white torchon lace in front, tucked collar and cuffs, 10 rows of tucks in back and full gath cred sleeves.
 White Lawn Waist, with 10 rows of hemstitched tucking, 4 rows of Valenciennes lace and "A rows of pin tucl1ing in front, tucked back collar and cuffs.
 Each of these styles sells else where at $1.35. We will sell them at... ... =. ... ....... .9Sc
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LOVEMAN, JOSEPH a LOEB.


 Houunshng goods
  Bed Linens and 0
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A Special Sale of Fine Wash Waists.

The Spring season has been cool and backward not only Birmingham but demand checked quent has accumulated the dment the wholesaler and manufactures The which be Stores which fully able to help like the oIowng
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$1. 50 for Lot No. 3.

White Lawn Waist, the entire front is a combination of cluny in- sertion and pin tucked lawn. The back and cuffs are tucked, the sleeves are full, and the collar is made from cluny lace.
 Regular price. s2.oo, Special price,. .. .. =. .........1.ao
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The Glove Department.

You will find in this department a very complete, full line of all kinds of Gloves. The popular line of Suedes and black, white, gray and mode, large pearl clasps and silk stitched back. .... soc
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Gentlemen's handmade patent colt Oxtords. =. =. ..... .o.ou
 Gentlemens handmade patent Yici OXfords.. -. ......... .o'Vo
 Gentlemens handmade black kid OxfoIds... =. -. =. ....... o'oo
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26 pieces 72-inch Bleached pure Linen Table Damask, all floral de- signs, heavy quality. Regular price, per yard, $100. Special. g.... S5c
 15 pieces 64-inch half bleached German Table Linen, polka dot and floral designs, excellent quality. Regular price 65, Special. .... .4sc
 Napkins to match the 64-inch Damask, size 20x2o. Regular price, $1.25. Special, per dozen. =. LOO
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100 dozen Table Napkins. all ready hemmed. pure linen, silver bleached, 16x16. Regular price, per dozen, S1.00. Special, per dozen. .... .75e
 100 fine honeycomb Bed Spreads, extra large size, S0xS6, all Mar seilles patterns. Regular price, S1.50. Special. =. .... ...a. ssc
 50 Fringed Spreads, round corner, suitable for brass or iron beds, very
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Special Prices on Hand
 kerchiefs.

In the Handkerchief De- partment there goes on sale 4 special lots of handker- chiefs at less than regular price.
 Lot No. 1. l5c Handker-
 chiefs for. =. .1Oc. Lot No. 2. l9c Handker-
 chiefs 6 for. .Sl.5O Lot No. ). I5c Handker-
 chiefs ) for. .25c Lot No. 4. 15c Handker-
 chiefs $ for. u. 6Oc
 Pure linen, handmade, hem- stitched Handkerchief with initial l.. ... -. ... ... ..........1 .1oo Purez linen, unlaundered. hand embroidered and initial Handker- chief. Regular price, 19; for. loo Swiss embroidered Handker- chiefs, many styles, good sheer quality muslin. Regular price, 10c to 19c each; for. ........... .x5c Pure linen hemstitched and laun- dered Handkerchicfs that sold at 121zc and 15c; per 1s dozen. soc
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MT. Emil Loeb, at the Head of Our New York Offices, Acquires the Entire Balance of Stock of an Embroidery Manu-
 faCtnrer n Switzerland. 45,OOO Yards of Embroidery aggregating in value $S175.OO to be sold for $4,O5O.OO.
 This means Half Price.


  
    which altogether different anything beginning with Monday place Monday will prices, the All
 :" be marked6c
 Table "B' will be marked 7c
 Table "C" will
 ID" be
  Monday. Table "A of pieces wide embroidery worth and hr Table "B both wide and edgings worth 717r ~ .. .. Table "C, A big variety of designs worth to 25c 1Ar .&.. Table representing of ID o a lA I-A There will people the sale No opportunity from that standpoint from the standpoint of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-25
rs. Bourchier win have the leading

Mrs. Bourchier viii have the leading
parts
Madeline Lucette Ryley's play, THE
Altar of Friendship" exploited so sue
cessfully in this country by Nat Good
win and Maxine Elliott, has scored only
a half-hearted success in London, the
English critics claiming the piece is
built along lines that are SO old as to be
uninteresung.
Joe Howard and his wife, Ida Emer-
son. wen known in the variety ranks,
have secured the Olympic Theater. Chi
cago. and during the summer viii pre-
sent musical comedies. A stock COM
pany has been organized and Allen
Curtis. the Hebrew comedian. viii pro-
baby be the star
William A. Brady viii have his hands
full next season looking after the fol-
lowing attractions: Pretty Peggy" a
dramatization of Frank Norris The
Pit" the farce comedy. sunny Jim. z
three companies in Way Down East
three companies in Lovers Lane, two
companies in Foxy Grandpa" and two
others in Under Southern Skies"
are to be congratulated. Pretty Peggy's'
are be congratulated Pretty Peggy s.
enga cement in New York was original
" for four weeks. but the star and
piece have scored such a splendid sue
cess that the time has been extended 10
June 6. The piece can run no longer
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-25

orchestra. Prof. George B. Penny dean
Of the School OF Fine Arts, Kansas
State University. director.
TUESDAY. MAY 12-MATINEE,
2.30 D. m
Soloists. Miss Mabelle Crawford. con-
traito. Mr.. Glenn Han tenor
-''TannhaeuseF'' 1900. Wagner
Overture berOn' ...-......... Weber
Solo. Mr.. Hall
Suite-"Les E.rinnyes" ........ Massenet
vioioneeilo obngato BY Mr.. Carl
Brueckner.
Intermission.
Symphonic Phaeton" 49,.
Solo. Miss Crawford.
Funeral March of a Marionette....
.-------..- Observation-Disclosures. Gounod
Violin obligato. Mr.. Leopold kramer.
Walton the Beautiful Blue
Danube ..........-.... job. Strauss
CapricciO Italien ....-..- Tschaikowsky
TUESDAY, MAY 12-EvENING.
soloists. Miss Jenny Osborn, Miss
Mabelie Crawford. Mr.. Glenn Hall, Mr..
Frank CrocctOu.
Overture jubilee .....-....-- Weber
March movement from Leonore
Symphony Observation-Disclosures. Ran
Rhapsodie HOngroise No. 49,. List
Bugte Song -...-....----.----.-.-.-- ---
Chorus.
Jntermission.
(a) Waltz song, "Faust'' ..... Gounod
(b) Soldiers chorus. Faust" GounOd
Chorus.
Solos and selections. Faust" -. Gounod
Ouartette.
Overture. "Tanuhaeuser" ... Wagner
WEDNESDAY, NAY 13-EvENING.
Metropolitan Opera House orchestra:
j. s Duss, conductor.
Nahan Frankie. concert master.
Soloists- Nine. Nordica, E,douard
De Reszke-
Mr. Romayne Simmons at the piano
Part /
1. Overture William Teu' .Rossini
: Aria from La Juive" Isl Ia
rigeur) ...-....-..|..- -.... Halevy
M. De Reszlce.
3 Two movements from Symphonic
Pathetique" ......- TschaikOWSl1y
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Theatrical Noe.

A well founded rurnor comes lrom
New York to the effect that Eolande
Wallace and David Lithgow of The
Show Grip company are engaged and
that the marriage viii take place at
the close of the season.
It is pretty well settled that Ezra
Kendall will at last get into New York
a week hence opening at the Garrick.
After his stay in New York Mr.Kendall
goes west to the Pacific coast. playing
all summer in San Francisco.
Beerhohm Tree, having nothing new
to offer in the way of play. has decid-
ed to remain in London next season in
stead of coming to America He has
secured control of THE Darling Of the
Gods" and win play the part Of the war
minister.
The musical comedy Sally in Our
Alley did not last long on the road,
being disbanded last week. Dick Car
roll is back in New York and is bewail-
ing the fact that a good slice of his
salary is yet due with slight prospects
of liquidation
Stanislaus STANCE, the author Of the
comic opera Dolly Warden is authori-
writing a new work for Miss Lulu Gla-
ser. for the reason that she intends to
stick to her present success for three
years to come
a Strenuous Life" play by Rich
ard Walton. has been purchased by the
Liebler company for presentation next
season. The management promises one
of the very best comedians in this coun-
try for the leading part in the piece
Annie Irish. the popular actress, has
been ordered abroad by her physician
on account of poor health Miss Irish
is slated for the chief role in Ben Hur''
when II is put on for q run in New
York next season
George Broadhurst's latest play. a
Fool and His Money" was given its
first presentation in New York last week
and Is said to have been well received.
It is built along the lines Of What
Happened to Jones" James Lee Fin
ney and May vokes scored hits
By the end of Nav three theaters in
New York will be undergoing complete
renodeling at large expense. but in the
fan there will be practically three new
auditoriuns. The New York IS to cost
500 COO to $50. 000: the Empire about
House something more than 100000
Edward Harrigan. the veteran actor
Of Harrigan & Hart fame. IS slated for
star honors next season and play is
to be written around a character on the
.sO1d Lavender" type Mrs 1eamans
and Ada Lewis members Of Mr.. Harri-
CANS old company. may be with the
new organization.
4 special from London says that
MADDEN Chambers new play A Great
Lady viii be produced IN this country
by Charles Frohman- Mr.. Frohmar
has also obtained a new comedy by
John Oliver Hobbies. When A Greai
Lady is produced in London, Mr.. ane
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-25
sEVERE ArrAoK 81 eRIP
Cured by One Bottle of Chamberlains
Cough Remedy.

when had an attack Of the grip last
winter (the second one) 1 actually cured
myself with one bottle of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy says Frank W. Perry. ed
itor Of the Enterprise. Shortsvlle, n. Y.
This is the honest truth. at times kept
from coughing myself 10 pieces by taking
teaspConful Of this remedy and when
the coughing spell would come on at night
would take dose and it seemed that
in the briefest interval the cough would
pass off and would go to sleep perfectly
tree from cough and IT'S accompan ing
pains. To say that the remedy acted as q
most agreeable surprise is putting it mild
IL had no idea that It would or could
knock out the grip, simply because / had
never tried it for such a purpose. but II did
and it seemed with the second attack Of
coughing the remedy caused il to not only
be Of less duration, but the pains were fa4
less severe. and had not used the con
tents Of one bottle before Mr.. Grip haf
hid me adieu." For sale BY all druggists
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-25
a So MADE AcrREss.

How Henrietta Crosman Has Sue
cseded on Her Own Merits.
There is a hutter of interest over the
announcement of the coming of Hen
rietta Crosman to Topeka on Friday,
May 9, 10 present her latest play. The
Sword of the King" The actress is 50
eminent. her rise to fame was so un-
conventional and unlike that Of the
many ager-made stars that more
than the ordinary interest attaches to
her first appearance here as star.
This is the first opportunity 10 see
Miss Crosman here since she became
famous over night in New York. II
was not by adroit advertising or favors
shown IN giving her the best engage
meuts ii the best theaters in the best
cities to which the actress owes her
success Indeed with all her triumphs
she has often found it difficult to find
a theafer in which to play because of
the demands of more favored players.
It was By the sheer force Of her artistic
work that she set the metropolis Cros-
man mad, when she went quietly into
New York four years ago IN Hazleton's
Mistress Nell She became the rage
and was responsible for the long line
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-25
HOME NEWS
OF Interest to Everyone in ToOeka.

OF Interest to Everyone IN Topeka.
IN every newspaper in the country
you will read statements made by peo-
pie living in out of the way places, who
are supposed to have been cured or de-
rived great benefit from some wonder
full remedy or "cure-alL" But here in
Topeka we only publish statements
made by Topeka people-the testimony
Of your friends. neighbors and fellow
townsmen.
MI z Mcpherson of 435 Chandler
street. brakeman on the Santa Fe rail-
road. says: Nearly all my life I had
more or less trouble from my kidneys
and was seldom free from pain across
the small of my back. Railroading al
its best is very hard on the back and
kidneys as everyone knows who has
tried it, 1t used remedies OF different
kinds but they all failed to reach the
cause. Procuring a box Of Deans Kid
ney Pills at RoWley & Shows drug
store. corner Of sixth street and Kan
sas evenue. although I did not take the
treatment as regularly as I ought, they
did the work just the same The re-
suits 1 obtained proved Doan's Kidney
Pills 10 be the most prompt and effec-
tive remedy I ever used.
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents
per box F'oster-Nilburn Co. Buffalo.
n. Y. sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name, Doan's, and
take no substitute.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-25
PAINTING SPELLS
THEY INDICATE A DANGEROUS CON.
DITI0N OF HEALTH.
Tins Of weakness which NAY
Be Unsuspectsd.

Painting spells and a tendency to
faint away upon slight excitement in
dicates a condition OF health that should
be attended TO without delay. The
great majority Of those so afflicted are
women, and the cause can generally be
traced to female weakness. often Of long
standing and frequently unsuspected.
MY health had become all run down. 7
says Miss Catherine J. Ball, Of NO. 375
Bates avenue, st. Paul. Mimi, and
had frequent fainting spells. 1 was pale
and saIlow and suffered regularly from
terrible backache and a soreness in
my right side below the waist. I had
no strength. the slightest exertion tired
me and made me short Of breath. Ny
stomach troubled me at times and I
never felt as a well person ought TO
feel. I doctored for three months but
the physicians did not help me much
and it was not until I took DR.. Viii
liams' Pink Pills that I began to inn
prove In less than a week after begin
ming with these pills I could see a
change for the better and in a short
time I was we'll Ny complication be
came clear and healthy. the soreness
disa Doeared, [ am no longer troubled
with faintness and feel perfectly we'll
and strong"
DR.. williams Pink Pills for Pale Peo-
pie cure cases like this because they &c
to the root of the disease Not only
have they cured hundreds Of cases SIM
liar to Miss Balls but they have proven
themselves to be an unfailing specific
for all diseases arising from impure or
impoverished blood and shattered
nerves-two fruitful causes of nearly
all of the ills to which human-k kind is
heir They are an unfailing specific for
lOcomotor ataxia, partial paralysis. St
Vitus' dance. sciatica. neuralgia. rheu-
matism. nervous headache. after-e effects
of the grip. palpitation of the heart.
pale and sallow compilations and all
forms Of weakness either in male or
female DR. williams Pink Pills for
Pale People are sold in boxes at so
cents box or six boxes for $3.50, and
may be had Of all druggists. or direct
by mail from DR.. Williams Medicine
Co. Schenectady n. Y.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-25

Badly Swollen, Could
Scarcely Walk.
Smoked to Excess
Heart Affected.
DIR. Miles Heart Cure and
Nervine Cured Me.

Il send you my testimonial hoping It viii
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they are recommended I am constantly
recommending them IN this locality-often
Indirectly to strangers. The worst case OF
nervous prostration l ever saw OF rather
heard Of was that Of young man, a stranger
who sent me word thanking me for the in
formation and stating that to his certain
k owledge, Dr. Miles Nervine and Heart
Cure had saved his fe. AS TO my own case
| was affl cted with heart trouble and nerv-
business due to the excessive. use of tobacco
which 1 had used from boyhood. A man
whom your medicine had cured of tobacco
heart met me onfhe street in Bakersfield one
day when my feet were 50 badly swollen I
could scarcely walk and was suffering con
stantly from smothering spells. choking sen
sation, pam and oppression around the heart
He told me 10 use Dr. Miles Heart Cure and
Nervine. I bought three bottles of each and
when they were gone the aggravating
symptoms had disappeared, but to make a
sure thing of it | bought two more bottles
Of Nervine and am today perfectly well. /
have used the DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills and
consider all of Dr.. Miles medicines the very
best Of household rmedies and wish that
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All druggists sell and guarantee first bot
lie DR.. Miles Remedies. Send for free book
on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address
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