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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-05-07
STATE NEW s.,

The pay roll Of the Vermont Marble
90. for The month Of March vas about
$50, 900.
The new lake steamer Vermont will
make her trial trip about the middle OF
MAY. Shs 10 264 feet long Cl feet vide.
The Msmphremssos Canoe Club. 70
Gently formed 10 Newport. has reached .
mem bership Of 200
Senstor William p, Dillingham; has
bssn sppein,sd ebsirmsn Of sub-con
mittss on territories and will visit Alssks
this summer.
Tho Italians Of Bare are indispsnt
bscsuse no license was granted 10 one OF
their pstionsli'y by the license board.
Three Itslisns had 10 spplioatiens aud
ill we're refused
Fire st 90 early houv MoDdsy morn
ing eutte1 tho upper stories Of the ODD
Fellows buildins on the West side ei Msr
chants Row, Ratlsud, Owned by J. u.
Bnxton, Of MiddIstovn Springs, and The
Dam block, which sdjpius u on tho
south. The upper noors OF both buildings
we're . total loss With their contents, The
stores bsl0w sers badly dsm,ssd by water.
The entire loss on tbs property and
stock is plscsd u 100000. being we'll
severed by insursncs.
The will OF the late Thomas W. Wood
the artist, wss made public 10 Montpelier
SNurd,y. Il gives 10 The Wood or, al
lefy Ia tbst city the entire estate with
The exception Of fe. small bequssts.
The estate 10 vslasd st s35 900. The
stt gallery will rsesiye about S27, 900.
TIE contents OF Mr.. Woods siudis 10
New York srs given to Cbstles Payne OF
that city. Who " mentioned ~ o very
dear irisna."
Mu George Il hoaross, 81 Brsdtorj.
hss in her ps'sss.i3B q slesve button.
vhieA wss wtrs by bsr rsrss,-zrssd mother
morse, when shs vs. hksa prisoner by
the Iakisns 81 ths snrsias of Esyslssn
10 1850 j. ia cot slsts or ofystsi, en-
slosing q 400 gold sirs Get Ia silver. and
10 10 psii.u, stats oi Dfss'fvsnss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-05-07

Do ysa tpov, sit The sirl sith ths
gray sya, | thisk be Is ,i@py hsirld
uornai whs's bsrtid' qas,isd ia'
dsnars little thing,
Way, that uue.s Of sits. sf sosfss,
ris,s.a .bs 81 The erbs Of gtsy ~ iene
The, svlbssd surprise that sny enstonle
no, b. fall, .sss Of the isdisiAul shs
had Ia miAa.
Tb, eemurs liitls thins locked darilsd
IL, hasn't ls,t his ioriuas, has hal che
ssksd.
Qsod gracious. 70, thsbk heaven. bat
he's iust - hsrria - he can Ss nsvsrsbs
less Listen. You ktss | have slss,s
had the erss,sst fsndpeu Ter ussls Tos
sad have sils cut sIsepiioa teld him
svsrytbies-sssolatelf svsrytbipe. That
fact tbst | have had 60 nuch tronbls
snh well. yaa kros The men ] have
sose With. Lat yesr whea thai ,h.lf
With Disk vss on |, Of csurss. wrole
Unsls Ten, Who vas then In Chicsge.
oil sb q, II. Nov. be had slwys lhsd
Dics, 90 be wfsts ms q beautiful lsiter
simply bssuuial .onmos me all man
nsr Of ielici,sticns end wisbss for bIis sh'
snd prosrsreus futare,
|, isut rte,ssary to tell you, my beat
iri,nt. how bitterly Dick disappointed
no BY Lis eau not. l knsw they ny !
,hrss him ever and oil that sort oil
ding, bu, honestly there wssn't bot ore
.hise to do, sGl Of cautss did u.
l suppose IL dii seem lisii' "soot'
10 U ssle Ten vbsn little ever I've
months after be wrote that letter be 70
ssivod neSs - ny engagement 10 Jack,
nossvsr. uAols approved Of ny course
10 the matter even thonsh hs did prefer
Dick to any one else, snd l csuldnr esm
plsin Of the Isttsr be cent me IN reply,
Shish vu s nice ss the hrss one. al
thsseh he did express ssme little eur
prize. All the sans. he expressed entire
90, ,Adsncs 10 my Judgement,
Now, ny dear. here's where nssle made
himself most Questionable. Two weeks
s.o, when | found that abovs oil !
loved Rseisald. l received . third letter
from Uusls Tom, in vbich. siter ssksow
isdsirs the rsuipt Of my letter, be ssi';
l ds,,ts, my dear. 10 congratulate yea
on your approaching ms,risss with
Tben hs Inserted one OF those star
s,on, and sddea 10 . foetnots, Here 10
ssrt the name OF the happy man.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-05-07
Teaches Languages to Parrots.

A peculiar profession 10 that oil nan
in Chicago Who Is q teseher OF languages
to parrots. The Ohiesso Tribans s'ys
that while the iorsisAsr vas doing trans
ls,iess and giving French and Germsn
Lessons st s,arva.ioa prices hs chances
one day TO t.!k With parrot dealer, snd
ssksd hin II many birds wtrs SOLD
sbrsad,
No. said he. bat ssly On socsnst Of the
difference 10 language. Enslish speaking
PARROTS vsuld hardly b 10 dsmssd 10 .
forsies essatry.
THE gave the linguist - ides. be
took home % aned uested bird, asd 10 .
fsv w.sks tsssht it to repeat ssms short
French sentences. Alter that he bessn
regular osospstion OF teschips French.
Gsrnsn sad italian 10 p.rsss isstssd s'
10 psopls,
Diet and warmth are important cen
ditiens in this sJslsn Of edncatioa. Ths
birds ere kept II snpefatnfe OF oo
Sepress, aNd are led on Duts. bsLsnss
sod other frai.. TIE lsss9ns are given
uoroisQ snl evening, Ols wsrd may
b. prorossced ,er day, soss,hH. Lnsi
several vstdssrs i,insd 10 the form oi
ssp,epes. A clever bird will ls'ro :
,bsr. ssutssss 10 less than q fsrtsiRht
Oos inpor,sht secret 10 that Of teseh
ipss bird 10 spssk oppsrlausly. 80 II II
urasrstsod wAs, /, h,ppsDing st the
moment i tbs Hsehsr pals sut hl'
watch st the ! .t.nt Of saying. Whs'
,ips is IN the .ro. sson issrns to cay
what time ~ whessver be sees .
Ustoa.
Ifheis 10 be t.osht 70 greet stranger
the ts.cher, on giving the lessen. mus
enter the reeE BY syioe. How do yot
| dop
10 induce bin 10 say, Mnst you 90
G,eI-bysi the professor picks up bis hs
.nd ,tiok. sna is.vss the room ss be n
pssts ,hs words.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-05-07
A Sslf-PoIssd Witness Q.

sir Arthsr Oonsn Doyle told d the
Iitsrsry dinner recently given TO him 10
Loaasn Of bic experience - . iarsr In
his youth.
l opos served On . jury out OF curlesi
", ks ssid, and vhst nost iDprsssst me
10 thst business vas The hish'hsnded
u,uusr Of The sross-sxsminationa There
v,s one witness, though . dentist. vhsm
10 brosbsstius sross.sIsminsr could
distutb.
This dentist wss bsias qaosiisned
sbsut . certain woman.
Did You sver have -, DIN renee with
tho lsiyf The cppoli,a lawyer Hked.
No. cir. replied the dentist.
Nov, s,,sad. Didn't you mske hsr .
SET OF teeth enct'
Yes, cir.
Didn't she rltnrn the,Ii
M. sir.
Tas IssJer aIsrsd. Tnsn be re,nnsd;
Bat Jon sdni', dont you. thss Is'ef
"a sh, bad sso.hsr 10. maze by snosher
asn,isf
o., yes l sdni. .bst, said the vii
ness.
All You admit that. And the lsdy Il
se.rios thst ether set nov. 10 che noll
Yes, shs /, wsatios 1t.
And she b,s Discarded yeur sa7
No.
whsti Do you mean to tell me she II
wearing beth sets al the ssue timer
Yes. do.
Poobl NJnssnsel Ho# osn that posi-
bly, bsf
Why. one is lover and tha other II
80 optsr SCI. sid tho dentist,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-05-07
Ono Man who Dictated Terms &c
Wall Streets Dictator.

In the currsst issus OF The Ontlook
DR.. W. .. Rsipsisrd tells hss be cane
10 ssesp. the rsotsrste si b. Georges
shurcb 10 thss city. Hi, oss sseoass
reeds ttus:
o. the train oonins dosu | msds up
ny mind that iss conditions were sbss
lu,,Iy ssssstisl 10 sseoess 10 the work 81
g. 0ssrsss, spd / determined 10 pro
ress those conditions 10 The vestry. l
bed vary little hope that they would
.s,ss 10 ts.u. However, l also made
~ uy siad iau II tbsy vould not 'srss
Isoaid net sseept The rsstsrsbip.
I,rrivsd 10 NJ York snd va nost
naaly received. I net tbs vsstry 10
NJ, Mnssss daay, and they ssksd NJ
4, bee ,ns rector Of 81. George. ] said
| think tbs church bs' sons toe fer 10 BE-
psuss Up. Do not thick ! have the
s.r.ssta or IA, ospscity TO pail u up.
bo,, 1 ssia. / .ill opderisks The work on
three 20 osei,ieoG
Hszs yon, eonsi,ions. ',id Mr. MOI
gen. ssd l did.
Yrst yos aut make ,bs church stss
iu,sly irss -bay cat oil those vbs vii
no, suusaisr their psvs, ssIi, sbsliss
iii eoCui..sss 10 The ehereh except ,h'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-05-07

nris Is ono Of calunoy Al, Dapsw's
latest.
When I uas bay 10 psusbkttt =
the coach dos t,hO white dos With tlsth
pelts-dot spot') we oil the rage, aud
oil my boyish soul yesrned for one
l herd . msn in to.n hsd ous which
he would ssll Tor So Five dellsts was
10, Of money In those days. but sctsp
I'd II tsge,ber and bought the dog.
He vas . handsome follos, spotted ss
blsekly aud nestly as heart could wlsb,
SD ], With my purchase on leah,
started proudly homs with him,
II vas iast suoh weather s va have
had lstsly, | wss half way home with
The coach dog when we we're cspsht iss
nsrcs dsvnpour Of rain. Tbs dog stop
ped still and the spots commsneed to
ron. He hsd been psittld. and not With
wsterproot psint at that.
10 ten minutes the dog was white ell
ever, sud 90 Was |, be With rain and |
With rage.
l bagtened back TO the bunco msp.
L,sk u this dos3 cried. You've
ehestsd mel
No. l haven't Ossunoey. was the fellows
reply, bat ! isrsot to tell yen tbsi there
10 an uubrslls goes with thu, dog,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-05-07
Dainty Chairs

Aarm OF upholsterers became 80 bosy
that they ooald no longer keep pace with
,ts work they bad TO do, go they CALLED
on . little iobbing cabinet maker snd
,sksd hin 10 msks hall . dozsn chairs
for then.
The nan took the order sad made tho
chairs. Tos work. bowsver, turned ont
10 ts . failure, snd the firm sent for the
nan,
He picked up the pieces and plsoed
them together without ssyisg . word.
Presently he laid the piocea back agsin
Ia shesp, snd exclaimed 10 q moh smphA
tic nsaaer, Why, those chairs must have
bsen sat oni
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-05-07

avs nibahs nothiug s0 hbtd sutssis
pss, brssthips. saddsbly ts sssrhss'
| av the dssist tgsin today. There
su 90 ,srly. Asst Jsss sisspsd Losy
hsL,ly. He vsnt &C. ! sstsd him shsi
be tkosaAi
sull . tilssse Tea e,sla hstf ,htir
skopl1sn shiusssd.
he ,.ia il wss . little hard 10 explain
he gtssu spsls. bat the pink and ysl
loo oass usrs either scarlet fever OF
uG,tAius it-iiis and vtrs anits yell
Irssr IN ,ss profession.
Aa., Jane bed rslsssSd h1 held 90
Lssy na xu ioosiss u him si,h opss
aouts, He uts, on essusily. l sisd,
sss Il isits,ioua' He tsii you ssnt
Tell ustil sessons hes .ssttiiirom yos.
Aal, J,us sss standing up.
Bat, he ssyr, 10 ssse there should bs
%, dsrgsr | hsd b.tt,r avoid shs son
pssy ei ell the near relatives oi my
self or Ey vile,
Lucy buriisd up to him us1h alarm
on her f.os. Auat Jane backed ,osra
tie esor.
Dear Aust be said, advancing With
eut.t..toasa bs1s, you're rot ssins YET.
suui,i
Basei,s q litls ssrssm aud jumped
ss.y. las moment sbe sn ont o. ths
rson.
Lacy .utpsa to him With oouc,rn. 10
IL serious, dssrf she ssksd.
Jud yea see that Auut Jane gets Gem
ior,sbly oai OF the hoa'e.
Lacy understood sud tbs spell vanish
q. Aspt jane vas up stsirs, horrisdly
,ut,isa 90 her bat and eos, sod ns'i'r
iss aloud.
Tllt tstss roon =, toe hotel I'LL Unsr
rev. S.nd on ny bsI. No. EN- sirsid
/ ospt v.i. ! .ksli bs late +" II TO-
Wn.s 81 d toll ms hs, he 10 getting 90,
sad dos1 iorsstto disnfset the letter.
Why dilnr yoa tell me this before yoa
invited mel Tao incop pretsncs OF some
dosssrsi -spd sprinkls II oil ever ths
ssrpsrts. Gsse-by. She scurrisd dsvn
the s,sirs, Tom VS. 10 the ball to ssy
gook.by. shs lodged round bin and
sut o. The door - II 20 micrsbn we're
sssppis d her hsels,
The deserted couple sighed With relief.
Lacy pat her hssA oa Ton's shoulder.
Ian 20 glad she's gone, dear. l ,hisk
she's . vi,oh, tss scs~ed to get hsld sf
~ niBd. ssnfhov.
L,s 60 ana losk st tas guily letters,
be said.
No, / dsn't " mt 10 see them,
Well, they ~. srly What yeu sross TO
ne before ve we're married,
81 shs brsssLs chat he srsss TO her,
and hs brsasht VIA, tie s,,,e t, ain.
spd they exchanged bundles and Ns d
oppssits si1ss OF the table.
Thsa be kpssksd on the table ssd
shsl ssrsss 10 her ths ntt IN data soa
shs sLst across 10 him her answer 10 II.
end 10 tssd IL sa4 shot across the next
and 20 o. oil thtsugh the list. and shen
they esns TO The things which meant
kissss
There is a eosd parlor game for I've,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-05-07

vss.ry, esd. third, ! ausi have N0VV
fer three yars, apart ifoa ny sslsr'' TO
sptpi a. see H. Ny salary, ] l"vs 10
yeu,
Dsns, ssid Mt Morgan,
Th,t vhish / dis rot trpesi had cone
u m., Bot 10 v.s nsIs OF Ey ssshins,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-05-07

syea pasbi hs ks, npea The back u
ss hsst ssd s'Esl ete'. eyed .l the
kyarsnL
ny Js.s, TIE l,ss has wenl stcp
psd iss-ns. there srs tsar slttsty.
Great fsrss Of sina hes ssi.
Tbs siksvslk va soen hloeksd
TIE poor tAiut
!, IL slivsf
Chshiss 10 ass,tt
Get eurvs,sfs ef the fJe,
Teash III
No, /, msy hltsl h.lha i.a teeth ere
eat sttsr sll.
Bat the nsn si will Io~sr made every
usnsn s'cp snd sists sl him. He ~s
lisp snd weak vita The supenasus
sIsriisn. bat he bad will poser 10 hurs.
rhs vsls vu blocked. TAs slortkeeper
pushed the msn of will pessr 10 the
curb, ba, hs held The post ubIil pelise
nsn arrested bin tor dittatgina the
peace,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-05-07
AUNT JANE.

A.,tIss tIciuss IA ysat l',.sH ~"
nersiss. asIf
We'll. 1 sssr insv, 'sia Lssi' A"sss
ls,tsr ifes ASS, J.s.
Aus, y.ps, Did vsi sssi Aar' Jane
tsiors she sunitf
Lacy a., ~ ssa sect ,foasd ,ls en'i
is,t table. leoties ,rsseiss.
Tou dear. you fsussbr that d'' yea
s.tss me 10 b. year vital
Y.,. be replied. WIZ. sb''s ies ss'
teri
Yos untus.r ssis h'd 90 .sioi ala
10 sesfsss . vst, . present. snd ia'n",
ssmstsins yos uistt ns,sr BE- abs to Tor
si,s'
Y.s. w,ullst li,t.u II, pot b"
stn srsand her
We'll, II ss IL vrs Amt J.ss.
Crest sesitI hs replied.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-06-05
PRESENT TO PROF. TORNGREN.

From Fridays Daily.
The Wanda Pioneer Press of this
week contains a lengthy write-up of the
farewell reception rendered Prof. Alfred
Iorngren, who has had charge of the
schools of that village for the past two
years. The reception was arranged m-
beknown to the professor and when he
entered the opera house, to which place
he had been summoned, he was very
much surprised to be surrounded by a
large gathering. He was presented with
a handsomely bound volume of the
works of John Greanleaf Whittier, the
presentation speech being made by Paul
f. Dehenel, the editor of The Pioneer
Press, and Professor Torngren responded
in feeling manner. Professor Torn
gren resides in Belgrade and is an excel
lent gentleman, worthy of the atten-
ton paid him by the citizens of Wanda.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-06-05
You Will Be Happy if Well.
Paine's Celery
Compound
Bestows that Health and
Vigor that Makes Liv-
ing a Pleasure.

If YOU are sick and out -of-sorts, it is in your
power to make yourself healthy, strong, and
happy.
There is not the slightest reason why you
should 60 through life feeling sickly, miserable,
languid, and melancholic. To be well and
strong, means happiness and true joy.
If you are sleepless, rheumatic, neuralgia,
dyspeptc, or have the shadows Of disease
towering over you; if you are not as bright,
energetic, and strong as you were some weeks
ago, the use of Paine's Celery Compound will
tone up and fortify your whole system, cleanse
the blood, correct digestion, sharpen the
appetite, and conduce to restful sleep. Thous-
ands once in half-dead condition owe their
present good health to the use of Paine's
Celery Compound. Mr.. VIM. S. Gibson, of
Pleasureville, KY, who, through sickness and
suffering, was brought near the dark grave,
writes as follows, regarding his marvellous
cure:-
81 have been broken down in health and
strength, nervous system shattered, kidneys
out of order, had nervous and trembling spells
off and on for the last ten years. have taken
three bottles of your Paine's Celery Compound
and all of the above mentioned troubles have
left me, and can now do good days work.
l go about my business all day long and it
don't worry me, and now feel better than l
have in ten years. have good appetite,
and can eat and get around on foot as active
as when was boy. My age is 65 years"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-06-05
DAY FOR OLD TIMERS.
Arrangements for the Picnic to Be
Held Thursday, June 10.
From Saturdays Daily.


At a meeting of the executive com.
mittee of the Territorial Old Settlers
association yesterday further arrange
ments were made for the annual picnic
to be held on June Is. Several commit
tees were appointed:
Committee ON Basket Picnic Dinner
Mrs. j. II. Baker, chairman; Mrs. Perry
Rutan, Mrs. Fred Kron, Mrs. Hiram Full
Ter, Mrs. L. G. Nj. Fletcher and Mrs. John
Klein.
Messrs. Diamond, Hughes and Barney
were appointed committee ON music.
John B. Hodapp will read J. paper on
The Early German Settlers" Hubert
Bruels being unable to do So
Messrs. Fletcher and Hughes were APP
pointed a committee on program and
printing.
President Diamond named the follow
ing committee on general arrangements !:
Robert Lamm, Fred Kron, B. d. Pay,
Perry Rutan and Henry Heintzman.
President Diamond will make re-
quest for the use of the park for June
is.
This year will be celebrated the fif-
tieth anniversary of the organization of
Blue Earth county and it is expected
that great many people from all parts
Of the county will be present. The an
nouncement in The Free Press last eve
ming that a large number of the former
residents of Mankato now living in Mil
neapolis and st. Paul are making ar
rangements to be here, was pleasing
to the members of the association, and
they will make every effort to give the
visitors very good time.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-06-05
BLOATBNG, GNAWING AND DISTRESS
In the Stomach, Cause Papitation
CURED WITH REA BROS CASCARIN

Disease is due to some cause antagonistic
to Nature and ii is useless to expect that
Nature can. unaided. annul the ravases of
something entirely foreign to and directly
10 opposition TO all she intended. Nature
can do much, but in such cases she wants
help. Do you suppose Nature intended
you to be racked by that fearful headache
and that lame back?
No. Then take Rea Bros. Cascarin. 1t
cures.
Old. long standing cases of dyspepsia
and constipation yield readily and perma.
nently to this treatment Save expensive
doctors b lis, save long srells of Sickness,
save yourself from appendicitis and the
many dangers apd Distressing bowel mala-
dies by the timely use of Rea Bros
Cascarin.
Acts like magic. and old chronic cases of
dyspepsia soon get we'll under this treat
ment The effects of even one bottle are
such as to reoder any further test unne c.
essary. That enc bottle will hava PROVED
that it does what it claims. no matter if
your case be one of long stardine, and has
proved stubborn and unyisldirg to other
restment
Rea Bros & Co. are specialists of many
years standing. Thew make Rea Bros
Inhalent Catahral Jelly, which cures ca
arb. catarrhal deafness and ,tarrhal
iseases They make Rea Bros Kidn y
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-06-05
MAY HAVE TO CHEW CuD,
Fodder Famine Is Threatened, Says
w. w. p. Mcconnell.
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
w. w. p. Mcconnell, dairy and food
commissioner, predicts that there will be
a fodder famine in Minnesota next fall.
He says that there will be big shortage
of corn, hay and millet. He estimates
that the number of acres of corn planted
is many thousands less than are ordin-
arily planted at this season of the year.
This, he explains, is due to the cold rains
of April and May.
IF | We're farmer" said Mr.. Nc
Connell, II would plant corn from now on
to the middle of June. There is certainly
going to be big shortage in the crop. |
don't believe that one-fourth of the usual
acreage of corn is planted at present.
And besides it is a serious question
whether that which is planted will ever
come up, on account of the cold rains.
As rule corn should be planted between
May 10 and 90"
WI. VhCSOulltl 1oi"CAo "
plant early varieties of corn from now
until June 10. The flint variety, which
natures in ninety days, is good. He
urges farmers to plant corn after June
10, purely for fodder purposes; if it does
not ripe it will make good feed. Mr..
Mcconnell says millet should be planted
after corn fodder is sown. With good
weather the crop should amount to from
three to four tons an acre.
1T is not the intention of the dairy
and food department to advise dairymen
what they should feed, but it wishes to
encourage every creamery patron to
raise corn, which will grow anywhere
III the state. Minnesota is peculiarly
adapted to this crop. Fodder corn is as
good or better than timothy hay, and
from six to eight tons of cured fodder
corn per acre can be raised instead of
one OF one-half tons of timothy OF prairie
hay. Young stock and horses thrive on
fodder corn."-St. Paul Pioneer Press.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-06-05

and Bladder Cure Cures bac kache
scanty, scalding. high-colored URN. irfa
mmation of the bladder. and all kidoey
troubles. They make Epiderma Eczema
Salve, which cures after all others have
failed. One box Gurus salt rheum ard
eczema in any form. They make Syrup
of Pineapple Expecforant, which cures
coughs. colds, bronchitis ard early con-
sumption. They make Rsa Bros. Elec-
trio Lininent. most powerful penetrating
liniment 1t is great reliever Of pain.
These remedies at druggists; price SO
cert.. They make the famous Red Cross
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ton. piles. festula aad diseases of the
rectum. One months treatm MT, one
dollar OF sample sent free by mail. Their
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bio ID ard rheumatic troubles. Sold By
drugei or Sc ~ cents in Stamps to pay
express charges ard they will send you
one months treatment free If it cures,
you pay $3.50. If not, you pay nothing
Rea B,os. s. CO.. Chemists,
Minneapolis, Mfhn.