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Nc NoTEp npAT" pVvER.
His Death in New York Recalls Incident
OF His Career.

His Death in New York Recalls Incidents
Of His Career.
New York World.
There is mourning throughout the Fourth
and Sixth wards. Former Police Justice
Patrick Diver is dead.
The news that the ex-judge was dead
spread Ike wildnre through the district,
and soon Madison street. near Chambers,
where he lived, was crowded with men,
women and children. So large was the
crowd that several policemen were de-
tailed to keep order. World reporter
got from the crowd this saying. which
seemed to be the prevailing opinion:
He was the squarest man that ever
stood in shoe leather"
II would never have been district
leader or judge If 1t had not been for
my wife" Justice Diver frequently said
Diver bad just 81 to his name when,
az the age OF II, he proposed to pretty
DGtn9rlhe Maher, aged IL, and they were
Diver would have been 80 years old on
May J, His birthdays were always cele-
lrated at the Diver clubhouse, at 80 Madi-
Sun street lie was born In Ireland, and
was years old when his parents brought
nun 70 this county. He had no sLhOoi
education 10 speak OF, as his parents were
POOR; ana az the age Of ii he was appren-
utea to a printer He did not like this
Mork and gave i up TO become tanner
IN Ine swamp or leather district
board Of aldermen and a Tammany leader.
s.ngied out Diver and made him captain
OF the stronghold known MS the Shakes.
psateah district He was only is years
OF age az the time. Diver showed himself
20 valuable that the moment he became III
Recorder Hackett -
succeeded Conan as header az the second
9alstrict Diver became his FIRST lieutenant.
~ lsSS Kirk wanted Diver to run for
ernlan against the late Fatty" Walsh
~" Naa me county democracy candidate
NY ne declined 10 make the race II TonId
HANe cost about $500, and the salary wal
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hot concert, Joined in most Justify by the
Beau from HIS bed across the corridor, and
accompanied by the pounding OF fifteen
rapler points on thu parquet. and thirty
fists on tho woodwork, as we'll rs the de-
monical screams Of the Beau's little negro
and the parrot on his wrist,
Tel us where she Isl came high stac-
cato last from Sir WAITS exhausted lips,
MY Lords and Gentlemen" answers
Her Ladyship, standing close to the door
envelopcd from top to toe in a sheet over
her night-rai Would to God | couldl'
There was ring Of heartfelt truth IN the
reply, and It's utterance was succeeded by
a seconds surprised pause.
The young bucks regarded each other
with shrugs, pursed mouths, and internoga-
ton points bristling In their eyes
Mr. Chalmers, recovered Of his surprise
sooner than the others, says
do You mean to say Sir Robin, that the
whereabouts Of the lady with whose name
the prints and the coffee-houses are ring
Ing; for whose sake you came near to
fighting Sir Percy only last night and did
tight him IN Lark Lane o Thursday, last.
amt known TO your"
us she IN fondonP~ pipes the Beau.
pinching the little black till ne squealrs
That can not tell" responds Her Lady.
ship. IT do know she's not IN Kent and
she's not al Kenuaston Castle. 'Slifel Sirs,"
adds she, ~ pray your consideration. Guess
what you will; this matter of Lady Peggy
sticks me closer than you dream, and I'd
her mother"
silence ensues; the disappointed fifteen
get them back to the Beams bedside to talk
over this latest development as to the
mysterious Lady Peggy.
ITO be continued.)
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are In a position TO assure tina world OF
horn tbc unFortrnota dignTtos a." Ln+v,ivi
these two gaiia3ts arc to G'' be laid to the
KIN. Report hath II Thar s Ter I,ady i;8p
is in London; rllinor contrndlcts report
and AYERS that the fair one has not stirred
from home. The issue il awaited with in
tcrcst as the verbatim account Of an nm.
suspected clopement may be looked for at
any moment, Safe to say the vivactous
never had the picnsure Of beholdInr has
succeeded In stirring Mayfair TO its denths
and has been the cause already Of a very
pretty pair NJ quarrcls between two young
gentlemen OF me FIRST quality
"Slfcp cried Beou Hrumnau "vyho
now the devils Lady Ply
that Kennaston had sister, said Lord
wootton and MIR. vone Mt once.
Yes cxclalms Sir Kvatt. tapping HIS
forehead, recollcCtNelv II do recall that Sir
Robin McIart, the night we were at Ken
sent1tion II letter Of Introduction from
Lady Peggy Burgcyne 70 her brother
| and sdeath twas. | believe, she about
whom they fought, too
''Ha. It's not only Lady ri then. that's
az the bottom Of their quarrel after all %
SaES Mr. hrunmcl, effectively.
Who knows thatY' ''
"TNith, no one, Stop! SIR Robin must
know, since Ms for her ne unsheatncs
twice IN a week" cries the host
Where is hep
! Bring him I'M
send for Sir Robiuv Is the cry OF the
/ company.
I looks! SIR, hut our regulations ms gal.
lants are broken NJ, an We've not seen
4 her Of whom the prints speak thusr says
4 the beau, adding at once;
| 'TempcrS, nv compliments ia Sir Robin
! NcHaIt and heg OF him 70 ION us FOR nr
/ the least, n few moments, KIN W he
( aycrSe TO early rising, hut pray In -orm
him IN skip across In mis- dressing gown
and slippers. aud night-cap, we've no la-
; dies here about 10 ogle him.
The which message being conveyed 10 NV
! LADY Peggy g.slifIng he mr. ,y,usS ny
chest Of drawers m6urnfurv eontempSsr =.
/ ing her long Shorn tresses witch barred a or
arouses in her such fever Of sorrow - =,
well-nign chOkes her utterance '''" al
"Sov IN NJ Rr,,,n,,,.u - -.
| pers ana cy,t,,c ~ 49,. T. "a aSeep rem
answer n Viii, ri soN aus PRESSURE, the
| Norrbeus viii ner,,,it "s u'IRtuliy az
curry! ON With ynnii" ana SSa ~ A0r Me,.
softly stroke5 her Ioci,s S NV ier au. SNIP
on,tt, s ti,I Ut locks, ana Tor the thou.
Peeis of laughtcFP ,Pp rattn GeF o s,seops
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only $1,000 KIRK ran and defeated w.
by two votes and became member ~
Doodle Board" Of 1884. Kirk VA w
ed and gave up his leadership to DIVE
The reformers did not make uHH
Diver. In 1890 Mayor Grant mare !. \
a police Justice, with d salary Of wy
year for ten years. The mayor W. W
to rescind the appointment oui 49,
SMITH and others certified 70 M
acter Of Diver. and said that ni ="
edge OF Esstside life would mAAs ~
ideHl justice. . ,sn IA
ard Croker offered g banner y
trlct leader who could show &c -
his followers. said he would glw "
watch to the captain who wo&gs 49,
the banner election dinncL y. II
suenkinC. this was in violation q N M
hut none of the leaders knew y ~
came ont llrst IN the contest IA ~
ward sill talked last night Of tne T ~
Divyer walked In triumph mo
hall and received tho pannero "A A. rsn
Performers retained John W. ey w.. NJ.
charges against DIVERS men ~ ns
thia Diyyer's son Joseph nao soDs =, 4
fornia, and It was reporteo uaa 80 M.
a diving condition. Diver va b
alarmed about his son, put peV = "a I'M
SnysstiSation he did not want y 49,
To make sure, he went to tne ~, ,,sr5s
iohn r Fellows, then distne. !, NJ
witb whom he was on very inIirsS Is Is
and said he did not want 70 'sA
In the lurch. .,,A ina tcJ, -
AS OLIVER afterward to'u ~
'O "6iSver' I assure you on ~ y M
honor that no indictments WI sasna
against any man in the SsSoS glth pg.s
district. and you can go away
safety" - ,seded IN NeE ",
Fifteen Of his inspectors " we're lrilss.
election district captains rrlsop ~ =
Three were sent to state p ons dled q;
and n half years each; ano no vI s5oO 10 81.
| I've others were hned irV%p,ensh cozs
each The Divver club. 'Doesspi !; .
Nicholas T. Brown. who was
court room. paid the nnes nd 10 M
When Diver ret l,nns resulting tt'D
peachment proceedings ss yindicatetr !.
me The Famous primary hgn' 1 SltS he es.'
ard "Bir Tom Foley N nlsce 70 y,
capoa out victorious, tooh deisalH
n 9 believed that ne wa
uqts lra means ans ave capdreqJ',.n;s. : =:
rv bLtver 1nnnie and Ida. &c ssscGSON
have left a fortune OF at ctdiii-'
had n fine summer resiu'A
/ L. 7.
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The Habit Of oselsl0'-

From Psychology !.
James. =, Education .
make our nervous system ~, .os ,aprs
OF our enemy, 1t is TO iunu !, .as N
ize our acquisitions ana ~ ~. mss
the interest OF the fund. , ~, d afl
possible, as many usefu ~ srorIpg
can, and guard against Il "a Sl,say.pt,G Z
WAYS that are likely TO be a,'' .r,ins y
TO m''1 MS ' as we should guard .. ais i =
nl,cue, The more OF the y he ~
g Sps IIfe we can hand over @ 4. 81
% Inss custody Of automatonisIa;, ,, II /, :. p
our higher powers Of G aons "'Ibss \
Sor their own proper SeIng ths1 49,
roore miserable human oIi1bs hui ints. <,
wbom nothing IS hahltna,r Of even
VA wnY' sor whom til drinklihrss 10 BE-, "a
M w. H.. ~ of rising and golnss BIZ esss
me ND anS the beginning OF ee,,,icnal or -
day ana - ~ express yoit's ucs Z y,
ton. Full hall the : y ~ rregreitnIs 4 4, j;
goes 10 the deciding, OF ~ incrainssa,' I &,
fers which ought 20 pc eJsf fof ~ 81
ne nrsctlcally not 70 .here be sas' =
ss,onsness at all. u I'm IN any opss ~, B
S si,ias yst not ingrained ms yeIg ~
u .tnhs Iet him begin 'n''
SET the matter rignr
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her face in her hands. The candles were
not yet lighted and she was tobiliy un1O
served. Dashing the salt drops from hef
lashes with her hand
what am u" she cried In her bitter
ness. that ! can not abide 20 even SCI
him attending over her hqndl Amt you no
q you, my dear; didn't he say plain, ~
Sir Robin was the better man he'd give up
to hlml What kind Of suItor's that
Peg1 Ludl I'd not give no him to any
one, whether they were my betters or no.
Could my lady hut have pgtponcd her
exit for few brief moments she would
have bcheld Sir Pcrcy, NJ a word in his ear
from a tootman. quit Lads Diana SOC
with but the smallest ceremony dash our
Into the vestibue, seize with vlce-lke
grip the man who stood therc pale aud
at last! the letter. the letterT'
Grigson SHOOK his head and got even
whittier
NO letter. Percy saws in dnzcd way.
"Ouly your own. Sir Percy" handing
back the miissiye' Her iadyslhp was from
well. what OF that. YOU Internal. damned
rascal. did not command YOU seek hcr'
| n 'twcre M tho other end NJ the worldi'
AYE, sir. and the quickest way OF settin'
! about hndu' her ladyship was for me to
( get back 10 town. Str. as fast ns the cursed
/ beast was cheated into hirin SIR womb
fetch me-"
+ shin no IN Londonf" asked Sir Percy. actu-
ally shaking with lmpatlcnce aud aston
/ lshmcnt
I cccds TO give an exact II somewhat ram
J bling account OF his entire experiences.
I from thc moment he had quilted his master
/ until the present.
'Twcre Idle to attempt to describe SIR
/ Pcrcy's state OF mind Up to now there
| had ever fingered tn his heart the hope,
nav one Of those unconscious beliefs men
have, that In tho end Peggy wonld hc his
This news that Grigson brought crushed
. every such thought from his brain, hut
put In It's place such hatred of tho young
man now tasting the sweets Of hero wor
shin dn llttle) In the adjoining room. as
caused his fingers to Itch for his steel and
tothcr's flesh to meet once more and tc
the death
Hc drew Grlgsou in from the yes
tibulc. and, unobservcd in the crush
down tho corridor to N
darkness Of tho card room where Peggy
SIN sat diSconsolatc In her far-off corner
she. for the moment, Is even unconscious
that any one has entered until tho voice,
arrest her attention.
by Gad!" Sir Percy cries in n low tone
falling into n scat and clapplug his brow
up In London The woman vOwing SIT
Robin had crossed your entrance lnquirlni
Robin but an ill-conditioncd little poppin
jay with guunt eyes and Of the height o
the dwarf that waits upon my Lady Brook
wood &"
AYE. Sir Percy" returns Grigson ~,
, moro like Sir Robin, which, sir. bcgcin,
your honor's parding, is n very pretty
young nobenan, with good eye and
, proper height"
, Sir Percy mods.
"Thcn," speaking ms II 10 himself an,
motioning the man away, since she's NJ
I'm town without her parents know,edg
and with cock-and-bull story stuck In he
T Abigails mouth It must he she's clope
with the scoundrcl ont Of KENT
e Grgson going. ventures 10 ask: AN,
r more hordprs Sir Percy2 WIN I cove
4 the town, all the inns and taycrns, sir?"
; The young man shook his head and tn
q servant bows himself away,
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(synopsis OF preceding chapters; Lady
Peggy Burgoyne, daughter Of Lord kennas-
ton an English nobleman residing In the
country, sends away her lover, Sir Percy de
Bohun, a poor gentleman. In foolish
quarrel and PROCESSES her espousal to SIR
Robin McTart. an ugly and disagreeaple,
but wealthy, countryman, wnom her Idthet
wishes her to marry. Sir Percy goes up u
London and plunges into dlsslpau9h' oL
which Lady Peggy hears through her
brother Lord Kenhaston, who Is IN the CITY
and Is a great friend of Percy. Whereupon,
Peggy in grief over her Jealousy and In re-
pentance for her cruel treatment, takes her
maid Chockey, and goes to London. To
escape an awkward discovery she disguises
herself In her brothers clothes, unknown
to him, and pretends TO be Sir Robin Nc
Tart whom she has never seen and who Is
not known to her companions. Sir Percy
picks quarrel with her, In the hope or
killing his supposed rival and she Is com
PEELED to fight duel with him aud re-
ceives a slight wound In the wrist. She
breaks away from the company In her
brothers quarters when she learns from
O servant that Sir Robin Mc'rart himself
Is at the foot of the stairs about to come
up. He had come TO London TO md her,
sends him of OH the NIB that she is back
at home and encounters Lady Diana Yves
ton, q beauty and hirt, with whom hor
brother Is In love. but who. she thinks, IS
her rival in Sir Pcrcy's affections She
gets run down by Beau BrummelI In bis
chair, who pressed her home with him under
the notion that he IS entertaining Sir
Robin, the son of an old friend. Mean
while Sir Robin goes posthnstc to the conn
try to see her, whittier also Sir Percy
sends her an implOring note. Chockey tells
Sir Robin that Lady Peggy Is at her grand.
mothers, confesscs 20 ST. Percys man the
truth, that her mistress is in London, but,
also she doesn't know whcrc)
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sleeping volcano
Potash
deuded believes ut the hr
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Those who live near a volcano know that pel
he calm exterior Of the sleeping giant IS raging
Ere molten rocl, and uphurous gases, but the tn'n
yaporv smoke 1azy ascending from its crater Is per
haps the only external sign of the commotl9n ana
rInu1t within Living in this atmosphere OF danger
thev soon become insensible to fear and are only
aroused to sense of their peril by the rumohngs
and downnoTr Of heated rock and ashes, scald1ng
~ 49, ;,, efToco+ino smoke and sulphurous
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-03-06
TONGUE RIVER

| d Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Walper and son Almon
spent last week with lriedds 1t Nargo,
N. D. t.S5, { sssss5
Peter Mckwen has rented his farms
here and will move to Cavalier in the
near future.
Mrs. Thomas Bill, who has been dan.
gerously i'll with heart trouble, is. now
Slightly improved.
]. H. Webb was confined to the house
Tor several days last week with a severe
attack Of the grip.
q sonwas born to MIR. and Mrs. H.SF,
Graves on Tuesday, Feb. Oath. Mother
and child are doing well.
/ The box social held in the ormley
school house was decided success, the
proceeds amounting to $45.
The c,anley school house held an en-.
tertainment, in honor Of Washinpton's
birthday, which was well attended and !
a good program was rendered.
Those who have spent the winter il
Ontario are beginning to return. Johr
Simonds and Rudy Meyers arrived here
last week. and Douglas Armstrong, Mr.
and Mrs. c. Haugh, and Sam McFar
land are expected daily.
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The Stomach Is the Man.

q weak stomach weakens the man, be-
cause it cannot transform the food he
eats into nour;shment. Health and
strength cannot be restored to any sick
man or weak woman without first restor.
ing health and strength to the stomach.
A weak stomach cannot digest enough
food to feed the tissues and revive the
tired and run down limbs and organs Of
the body. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cleans
es, purifies, sweetens and strengthens the
glands and membranes of the stomach
and cures Indigestion, dyspepsia and all
stomach troubles.
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A Remarkable Case.

One Of the most remarkable cases OF
cold, deep-seated on the lungs, causing
pneumonia, is that Of Mrs. Gertrude E.
Fenner, Marion, Ind, who was entirely
cured by the use of One Minute Cough
Cure. She says: "The coughing and
SO weakened me that j run
down in weight from l4s to 90 pounds,
tried number of remedies to no avail
until ! used One Minute Cough Cure.
Four bottles Of this wonderful remedy
cured me entirely of the cough, strength
ened my lungs and restored me to my
normal weight, health and strength
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QLASSTON

wur little town was,all astir Wednes.
T day afternoon, when we all took holi,
day to celebrate the nuptials Of Isabelle
Campbell and c. Creighton. The cere.
mony was performed by the Re. T. U.
Richmond in the Presbyterian church.
which was prettily decorated for the oc-
casion. A large assemblage of relatives
aid friends were present. Promptly at
2.5O p. m. the wedding party arrived at
the church and proceeded up the aisle
to the stra ms Of the wedding march,
played by Miss Ruth Armstrong. The
rbide was stylishly attired in a costume
of light drab crepe de chem, trimmed
with silk applique and chiffon, with veil,
and carried a boquet Of bridal roses; and
her bridesmaid, Miss Caroline Whyte,
y was dressed II, 4 costume similar to that
ottfe bride. The groom was alfred in
the conventional black and was attended
bYshis brother, Mr.. Joshua Creighton. A
Choir, organized forjhes occasion, rend.
erred a suitable hymn during the service,
after which the newly.wedd ed couple re.
tired to the home of the bnde,s father,
Mr.. M: NJ. Campbell, "a receive the CON
gratulations Of their friends. al maenifi-
cent wedding dinner was then served
Which received the attention Of ali Tor the
mex hours. The happy couple left
fo q. the evening train for short trip.
amid N eopious shS Wers Of rice, and the
good q wishes Of theirdriends. Altogeth-
se s's itsa 81 an occasion long to be remem-
bsred by ose present. iA verys large
sl'sfso q presents a was recsiYed consisting
Ell ]. money I silver furniture and smany.
1'1 aisd Yaluab testified in
tpartsto tlle,lniv ersal esteem ID which
these popill yolapg people Held in
this community.
NoTE.T The above corresp ondenceS
was lnavoid ably omitted from. last
week IS paper for want of time.
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PRATFORD

Lila Wilson is suffering from pneu
monia.
John Shannon was IN Prattford las
Wednesday.
Merle is recovering from an attack O
the measles.
Mr.. Robert Menzies was in Bowes
mont on Monday
Miss Cox spent Wednesday evenin,
at MIR. ]. Wilson's.
Jimmie Sharp was visiting the sick OF
Thursday evening.
The seney boys have been DRAWN,
hay from Prattford. 4 4
Mabel Wilson is recovering from a. Sc
we're attack Of pleurisy. \
Messrs. ]. Moffatt and A. Devine were
in Prattford last. Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kemp visited at MIR. d
Menzies Wednesday night.
Mr.. Willis and Miss Ida Willis were Al
Mr.. kemp's one day last week.
Mr.. ]. Moffatt and Mr.. Kemp are en-.
gagged in law suit over threshing.
Mr.. John Goodyear, the toilette black.
smith, was in Prattford Thursday night
According to Dame Rumor, our meas.
les have suddenly developed into small.
pox.
Three Of Mr.. Menzie's children, Myr-
tie, Duncan and Roberta. are sick with
the measles.
We hear that school attendance has
been very low the past week on account
OF SO much sickness.
Some people are fond Of excitement
and seem to delight in announcing that
Prattford has smallpox.
More Riots. e!
Disturbances Of strikers are not nearly
as grave as an individual disorder Of the
system. Overwork, loss fsleep, nervous
tension will be followed ,byutte collapse,
unless a reliable remedy is Immediately
There's nothing 50 efficient
to cure disorders Of the Liver or Kidneys
as Electric Bitters. It's wonderful tonic,
and effective nervine and thesg reatestall
around medicine for run down system.
1t dispels Nervousness, Rheumatism and
n enralgia and expels Malaria germs
Only SOC, and satisfaction guaranteed BY
z. r. Shaw the Druggist.
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TOILETTE I'm

Mr.. Youmans. Sr., is quite i'll. go.
! T. The township board met again Tues.
day.
: The Murphy school is closed on &C.
count of the prevailing smallpox.
The ihfant child of Dave Hupee is ser.
iousfy i'll with pneumonia.
The late sloppy weather was the cause
OF great many coughs and colds.
James Parker was down from Pembina
Monday, helping Jas. Ferguson in the
store.
Travelling Auditor Ogsbury was check.
ing up Agent Fischer's books here last
week.
Miss Brown, Of Drayton, began term
of school in the Macarthur district las,
Monday.
miss Elsie Emerson has returned from
lPembina, where she has been attending
school. She expects to remain home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Pariseau entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Stensby, Hamilton,
and Mrs. Kelley, of Winnipeg, for few
days this week.
Charlie Falcon announces his intention
of moving to the lot next to the Dakota
hotel. This will be much more conven-
lent for transients who desire the use Of
livery teams.
The town hall has been furnished with
chairs. We now have hall suitable for
any kind Of entertainment, with good
stage and large seating capacity. Now
all we need is some scenery and drop
curtain.
The smallpox cases are progressing
favorably. The cases are all light. Some
of the patients do not seem pleased with
being quarantined and as usual the ''un-
fortunate" chairman of the township
goard gets it in the neck.
The Whites gave their performance Of
ventriloquism and slight of hand work to
a good-sized audience last Tuesday ev-
ening. The entertainment was free from
anything vulgar and quite pleasing. Both.
Mr.. and Mrs. White are very clever in
their special lines Of entertaining.
H. E' - q v
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sTrars l

II lust il: HE mick vi time our little boy
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Pleasant City Ohio. Pneumonia had
played sad havo SiSh him and . terrible
cough set in besides Doctors treated
him, but he grew worse every day. Al
length 1--WE tried Pr. King : New Discov.
cry FORK consumption and our darling was
saved. He's now sound, and wen. !
sEyerybody ought to know.it's the onl,
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diseases. Guaranteed by II. r. Shaw the
druggist. Price soc and u .oo. Trial bot.
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The best pill meath the stars and
stripes; 1t cleanses the system and new
er gripes. Little Early Risers of worldly
for DeWitt's and take no
substitute. A small pill, easy to buy
and easy to take. but never failing in re.
suits. DeWitt's Little Early Risers
arouse the secretion and act as a tonic to
the liver, curing permanently.
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Working Overtime

Eight =, hour .l 81 avs are ignored by those
tireless, little work ers- 81 K;ng,s New
Llfe Pll's; NiillionsI are always al work,
~ and GAY curing Indigestion Bill
3 So ton. Sick Headache
and and all Stomach s Liver and Bowel troub.
sles: Easy. pleasant, safe, sure. onIys25c
81 &. r. Shaw s drug store. 5SsS
STOPS tie ccugh |ald cris 81 ths cod.
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