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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-09
TROUBLE AT STEELViL-LE MO.

Two Deaths From Recent Fiaht al
that Place is the Result.
Stcelville, Mo-, July 1.-The street
fight In Steelville Saturday which re.
suited In the death of Robert Starks
and the serious wounding of Sheriff
Taft and others, has been followed by
the death of Herschel Starks, Son OF
Robert Starks. who was shot through
the abodmen by one of the sheriff's
posse In attempting to arrest the younn
man.
At the coroner's inquest over the
body Of tho second victim Of the traee.
dy 1t transplred In. the evidence that
young Starks was the originator of the
difficulty. The young man, who was
not over 20 years old, attacked the
sheriff and two deputies, as we'll as Two
city marshals, and succeeded in wound.
Ing three persons and he was himselt
shot. Herschel urged his younger
brother. before he died. to avenge his
death.
Sheriff Taft Is still in a critical con.
d1tlon from his wounds,
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There is more Catarrh in tlis section
tf tho country than all other disease
Eut together, and until the l,st few
years was supposed to be inculab For
great manv years doctors plonounced
it local disease and prescribed local
remedies, and by constantly failing to
cure with local treatment, pronounced
it incurable. Science has proven catarrh
TO be constitutional disease and there
fore requires constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
+. j. Cheney & Co Toledo, Ohio, is The
only constitutional cure on the /, arkct
1t is taken internally in doses fr.>m 10
drops To teaspoonful. 1t acts directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. They ctfer one hundred dollars
for any case it fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
Address. f. j. Cheney & Co,
=; Toledo, D.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
llalFs Family Pills are the best.
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AScrap Near Onellke-

opellka, Ala. July "A terrible
tight among the negroes in the settle
mont near Bo6ker's store occurred on
Thursday night. The trouble orfgi.
mated over some trifilng circumstance.
and n dozen or more negroes became
involved in the melee. 1t looked for
a while as though number Of fatal.
tiles must result. but the total damage
has been ascertained to bo on unknown
negro was struck in the mouth with f
rock, with the result that his uppei
lip was knocked of and all OF his
front teeth knocked out. Several ne
groes arc In jail as result Of the dif
flculty
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RrlltaI1y Tortured.

IA case came to light that for persist
cnt and unmerciful torture has pc, hars
never been equaled. Joe Golobick of
CoIusa, Cal, whites. For 15 years T
endured insufferable pain from Rheuma-
tism and nothing relieved me though I
tried everything known. came across
Electric Bitters and it's the creates
medicine on earth for that trouble. A
few bottles Of it complet, ly relieved and
cured me- j ;st as good for Liver and
Kidney troubles and gene raj debility.
Only SOC. Satisfaction guaranteed by
P.ckens Drug Co., druggist.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-09
EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
Thousands OF Teachers Assemble q
Boston, MaS8,


s Boston, Mass.
Boston, July T.-ttiWhen the first Of
tho sessions to be held In this city this
week by the National Educational as
sociation oponed today moro than 1S,.
00Qsteachers I'd registered for the for.
ty-second co .ltion of tho associa,
tion. The :. tal number ultimately
will reach $4,000. The program for
the convention provides for sessions
in sixteen departments besides general
meetings every evening and business
meetings on Wednesday and Thursday.
The convention will close on Friday
as far as Its sittings are concerned, but
an extensive program Of tours and OK.
cursions have been arranged for sub.
seQuent dates.
The general gatherings will be held
In Mechanics Hall. The opening ses
sion was that OF the national council
which Is described as being tho senate
OF the Teachers association, Of which
William r. Harper. Of Chicago, is pres.
ldent The program included an ad.
dress on The Voluntary Element Of
Education" Cornell university. Ithaca,
N. Y. Savings OF Elementary and
Secondary Education" was the subject
OF the address by Thomas M. Ballet
superintendent Of schools, Springfield
who followed Professor DeGarmo and
Mrs. Hlla Flagg Young, professor Of ed.
ucation, Chicago university. A ses.
sion OF the department of Indian edu.
cation was also held at which greet.
1hgs were offered by the Rev. Or.
Edward Everett Halo. Lieutenant Gov.
ernor Guild and DR.. A. u. Winship, OF
Boston, and Mrs. Gertrude Ammons,
OF Lowell. Responses and q resume
OF the work Of officials and co-workers
were made.
:. ". A. jones' commissioners of ,educa
ton, and John y. Benedict superin,
tendent CT schools, Muskogee, I. T.,
were among the speakers
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ceivcd, and tho president after consid-
ering the matter with his cabinet sent
a polite declination. The German press
saw fit to take the declination as a
snub. especially after the order that
the European squadron should partici-
pate In the celebration in honor of
7 'Nsident Loubet Mt Marseillcs. Ignor-
] PtGe cTs Of the German press.
Admiral Cotton be directed to ap-
pear at the rSeas cleere with the
European squndroli:cl, Dllr:Gsl1a9ssswsSill
be In time for the squadfS..8s
place among the vessels Of other fitr--
tons. ~
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SMALL SIZED PANIC.
september Options Fall 70 Polnte In
Cotton Market.

september Options Fall 70 Polnte In
Cotton Market.
New Orleans, July Tn small.
sized panic In the cotton market this
morning, September options fell 70
points from 11i79 to 11:09. The sell
Ing In September was terrific. Now
York had an immense bunch Of selling
orders In local brokers' hands and the
first declines scared weak longs into
unloading as quickly rs POSSIBLE The
consequence was that prices went down
. and 10 points at time. The bull
clique was also credited with unload
Ing and 1t was current gossip that
local longs wore unloading In Liver.
pool.
There was nothing doing In August.
Late IN the morning September had re-.
covered somewhat and was 4S points
below the closing Of Friday and %
points below the highest level of this
morning at 11:27 October II points
below the closing of Friday at 9:98 and
December was 16 points below at 9:7G.
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Night Was Her Terror.

Il would cough neafly all night long
writes Mrs. Chas. Apllegate, of Alex
andria, Ind, "and could hard get any
sleep. had consumption 80 bad that II
l walked block would cough fright.
fully and spit blood. but, when all other
medicines failed, three $l.0O bottles OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery wholly cured
mo and I gained SO pounds" It's abso
Iutely guaranteed to cure Coughs. Col L.,
In Grippe, Bronchitis and all Throat
and Lung Troubles. Price 50c and 81 90
Trial bottle free at Pickensl Drug Co's
drug store. {25 4
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Military Encamnmant

Birmingham, Ala. July 7.-Ther.
seems now to be no doubt but thai
the Third regiment Of the Alabama ma
tional guard. which includes the Bir
mingham companies, will go into
annual encampment at Montgomery
The capital city has offered $1,000 as
bonus TO secure the encampment
and thcre seems to be DO substantial
objection to having 1t held there II
Is estimated that the soldier boys will
spend about $4,000 in Montgomery
IL the encampment Is held there. The
First Alabama regiment viii camp a,
Mobile this year. some time during the
month Of August, It 'is thought.
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CITY IS NOW QUIET.
II is Hoped that Trouble Has Sub
Sidod at EvanevilIa

II is Hoped that Trouble Has Sub
sided at Evansville.
Evansville. Ind, July This city 1.
quiet this morning and there are nc
signs of the mob violence that agitat.
cd the population all OF last night.
Business Is moving In tho even tenor
or Its way. A trip in the business
section reveals the fact that much dam.
age was dono to numerous stores, espe
clally TO tho hardware houses, many
OF which were entered and robbed OF
guns and ammunition. Thousands oj
shots were fired during the night, but
30 far as learned, no one was killed,
although numbers OF people are said
to haye been wounded. Several ne
groes were caught by mobs and almost
beaten to death before the police could
save them.
The chief demonstration in the nigbi
was charge on tho comfy pail DO
tween 10 and 1 o'clock. Several thou
sand men crowded the streets before
the building and finally obtained en-.
trance through the fortified gates IA
the yard whore they began to batter
'ho "Hhuo"b Oi Tie jail. EFFORTS tC
prevent this were futile, and the crowd
held sway. the police of the city be
Ing occupied with holding the sight
seers from invading the front part OF
the building and ransacking the sher
IFS residence.
After the mob was thoroughly salts
fed that Lee Brown, the murderer OF
Patrolman Massey was not In the
building, they separated into squads
OF 40 or 90 and paraded the downtown
streets until daylight shooting promis
cuously and visiting the negro quar-
ters. The negroes are terrorized.
The local company Of the state mill
tia has been ordered out, and will be
reinforced by companies from southerp
Indiana.
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Fred Ewart VIII BE Hanoed

Key West, Fla, July 7-Fred Ew
art mas been convicted Of murder II
the first degree and will be sentenced
to hang. Dwart was tried for thu
murder of Frank Whitaker. He made
full confession of the crime, claim.
Ing that he had invited Mr.. Whitake,
10 go on board the New Venice to gel
some clans; that while there Mr.
whitaker cursed him, and that while
onraged. he (EwarD picked up an Al
and struck Whitaker with it. He did
not remember striking him more than
once but admitted that he might have
done so.
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Father Killed bv Younn aon

Dallas, Tex, July IL. A. Moore
secretary OF the city OF Dallas, was
shot and almost instantly killed at I
o'clock Sunday evening by his son,
Drnest, aged % years. Moore, 1t IA
alleged, had been drinking and had
attacked his younger son. The other
son, Ernest, was demonstrating with
the father. who turned upon him, wher
the son fired the fatal shot.
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GeoraIa Editors at Home Anal,

Atlanta. July 7.--After an absence
of 81 days, the Georgia Press associa
tion returned last evening over the
Western and Atlantic from Chattanoo.
ga. having visited Denver. Col, Vel
lowstone Park, Portland, Ore, and
many other places OF interest in the
west. The trip was made on the spe
cial Pullman coach Warsaw" under
the direction OF Mr.. Fl. II. Cabaniss
The president Of the association, and
who Is an owner OF the Augusta Chron
icle. They all report good time
and we're we'll entertained throughout
the trip. ...
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-09

Slight injuries often disable n man
and cause several d"ys' loss of time and
when blood poison develops, sometimes
result IN the loss of q hand or limb
Chamberlain's Pain Balm is an antisep-
tic liniment When applied to cuts,
bruises and burns it. causes them to heal
quickly and without maturation. and
prevents any danger of blood poison.
For sale by Pickens Drug Co., Pickens,
and n. N. Hunter. Liberty.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-09
BRI0ADIER GENERAL MANNING.

ter with the forces Of tho Mad Mollah
q detachment consisting OF 100 men
commanded by Colonel Plunkctt was
terribly dcclmatcd. In fact, the whole
detachment, with the exception Of thir-
ty-seven Ynos (nativcs), was destroyed.
Tho Yaos who survived made their es,-
capo and finally reached General Man.
ming, who. with tho main force, was mt
point near GaIadi. Among those lost
In this encounter with tho warriors of
tho Mad Mollah wero ten officers. In.
Guiding Colonel Plunkett
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billion md TrfIIiOn.

There arc two systems Of numera.
ton In use ut the present day, common.
~ called the English and the FrencY
systems. In the former the billion is
n million Of millions. Il trillion mil.
lion or billions and each denomination
Is Il million times the one preceding.
IN the latter (Which is the system used
III the United Statcs) the billion is Il
thousand millions. and each dcnomina-
tlon Is a thousand times the preceding.
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Gadsden's Steel Plant

Gadsden. Ala, July 7.-Dvervth,na
Is being done at the plant Of the Ala,
bama Steel and Wire company to get
the furnaces and steel mills into oper.
alton at the earliest possible moment.
The tremendous blow engines are now
being Installed and will soon be ready
for use. They have a blow cylinder
OF "a Inches in diameter, with a &.
foot stroke. The stove and boiler
have also been put in, and the great
plant VIII soon be ready for operation,
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LIFE OF POPE leo
FAST EBBING AWAY
Last Rest In Shadow Of the
Vatican.
REPORT OF Hls PHYSICIANS.

tally, but 1t ls Believed His Pass.
Ing Away 10 a Question Of Hours.
ehort History Of HIs LILO. ....
Rome, July 7.-The teA Of the bull.
lettn issued by physicians this morn
Ing. on the condition Of the. pope's
health is as follows:
Although his holiness passed the
night almost without sleep, he Is not
30 uneasy as ne was yesterday. The
pope has been benefited by the in
lection Of digltalis and camphor. and
tho condition of his chest Is normal
There Is slight cough with some ca
tarrhal omission. SufficInt nourish-
mont has been taken. The pulse Is
still weak, but not intermittent and tho
temperature Ia below normal. The con-
dition Of the august patient, therefore.
cannot be described as better, but it
certainly is no worse"
The amelioration in the pope's con-
dition this morning was so unnatural
considering tho gravity of his illness,
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POPE LEO XIII.

that 1t was feared that possibly II was
only the last flickering OF the vital
f1amo.
During this brighter interval. tho
pope resumed his habits Of command
and insisted on giving orders for the
preparation Of the brief appointing
Monsignor Volponi, actually secretary
OF letters to princes, as secretary to
the Consistorial congregation, q post
vacant owing to the promotion Of Mon
s1gnor Nocella. to tho Cardinate. The
lmportance. Of such an appointment
especially at the present moment. Ia
manifest when it is considered that at
ohe pope's death the secretary OF state
ceases to exercise his functions which
are assumed Immediately by the Sec
retary OF the Consistorlal congregation
Gods Will be done. Who would have
believed 1t, when only ten days ago I
was presiding over public consist.
ory!' murmured feebly Pope Leo as
he felt himself late last evening sink.
Ing into a sleep which lasted about
three hours. until excruciating pains
brought him back to consciousness. He
GWaned and complained of pains On
both sides Of the thorax Tender]y
Dr. Lapponi, assisted by Pope Leo's
valet, Pho Contra. and the physicians 8
second. De Castro. lifted the frail form
ana changing the position. succeeded
In giving the patient some relief.
Though lowering On the brink OF
death, the life Of the pontiff is still
prolonged by means Of strong stimu.
lants and concentrated nourishment,
and while he ls still alive his wonder.
1hl vitality may again resist and con.
quer the attack OF his illness.
Late last evening, after the excite.
ment OF the ceremony of the last sac.
rament was over, the pope seemed less
restless. partly soothed by the religious
service and partly by dose of chloral,
which was given him in considerable
qauntity.
The interim during the early hours
OF this morning testifles to the convic.
ton that the passing OF Pope Leo Is
worry near. The court yard of St,
Damaso is filled with the carriages of
the cardinals. In the cortile an,
drawn up the carriages of the cardi.
mails and OF many notables. The ser.
wants and messengers hurry across the
court with bundles Of huge wax tapers
and with the robes OF the ecclesiasti.
cal dignitaries who are waiting within
the. palace. Tho ante.chamber OF the
palace was all through the night
thronged with the princes Of the
church, high nOblemen and members
Of the diplomatic corps. Telegrams
OF inquiry have been received from
several Of the monarchs Of Europe.
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PEOPLE OF THE DAY.
WIN Go to Ktcl.

The European squadron Of our navy
VIII visit Kiel under command of Rear,
Admiral Charles 8. Cotton during tho
regatta In June. This announcement
made from Washington is expected to
place the government In n proper ut.
titude before Germany. Tho German
emperor several weeks ago invited
President Roosevelt to send the north
Atlantic battle ship squadron to Kiel
The Venezuelan matter wns at its
height when the invitation was re-.
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She Could Spell Too.

While waiting in the reception room
FOR their hostess some visitors were
entertained by that lndy's four-ycar-
old daughter. One Of the callers re-
marked to tho other:
"Shc IS not very pretty"
"No," instantly replied the child: ";
am not very pretty, but I am very
@-m-a-r- New York Times.
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Cholera Z Infantutn.

Thin has long been regarded as one OF
the most dangerous and fatal diseases to
which infants are subject, 1t can he
cured, however, when properly treated.
All that ia necessary is to give Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and caator oil, as directed with
each bottle, and ac,re is certain. For
sale W Pickens Drug Oo5 Pickens, and
nv ~ II1nter II .ihapfy 353.9is3 &lS "a
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No man or woman In the State will
hesitate to speak well of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets after once
trying them. They always produce a
pleasant movement of the bowels, i'm
prove the appetite and strengthen the
digestion. For sale by Pickens Drug
Co., Piokens, and T. N Hunter, Liberty
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Drummer Drowned In surf

Jacksonville, Fla. July 7.-Fred
Frey, travelling salesman for Munter
Bros, jewelers., at New York, was
drowned In The surf at Pablo Beach
Saturday afternoon. The bodv woa
found and brought out in 25 minutes,
but, though two physicians, who were
on hand at the time, used every effort
at resuscitation, their efforts failed. A
telegram was sent to the parents Of
the unfortunate man In New York.
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Cardinal RampoIla's Report.

Washington, July 7.--The following
cablegram was received today by the
apostolic delegation from Cardinal
Rampolla: "The condition of the
molly father Is still grave, but no
worse. Night calm. Takes food
without reluctance. Mind perfectly
clear" N'
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Notwithstanding the precarious condi.
ton OF his health since tho operation
OF 1899, which had grown much worse
the last few months. Under the cir.
cumstances such insinuatlons are en-.
ergetically repudiated by those con.
corned. .'. W.
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VOL. XXXIII. NO. =

M. a. Coffee, general superintendent
OF the Traction company, estimates
that not more than ten persons wore
swept away in the flood. He denied
that there were any passengers drown.
ed when the two cars were oyerturn
ed by the food and declares that ali
the people were rescued after the cata
had upset
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No Pity shown.

For years fate was afte me continu
o1aly" writes +. a. aulledge, verbena
Ala. II had q terrible Case of Piles
causing CAUSING "a tumora. WhenN'" "f,sailed
Bucklen's : Arrnica Salye cured Me-,
Equally good for Burns and all aoiis
and paine, Only 2sc at P,ckens DrnN
Cos. drug. store. 81 Va a s. g, ~ - q
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Think Condition HopeIess.

Berlin. July All tho Rome dis,
patches published here represent the
pope's condition as hopeless. The
newspapers Of this city are Issuing
extras containing the latest kilograms
on the subject OF the pontiff's health.
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WllS He WINS SinrrJrS

"Why IN you marry?" asked ono
FrcnchmalWf another ?
"becausoa must do 1t Oh ceftuin con,
ditions." Il D.
What. cd{ssHyttsens2"t .t-r. ----AAaSa-e5&- aS-z5 &
"Wcll, YOU know. the lady must be
beautiful. rich and fool. If she isn't
rich and beautiful, l won't take her,
and If she isn't fool she won't take
mop
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MANY Teachers Heard Rev. Or. Meij

Athens, Ga, July 7-Severai hun
dred school teachers from all sectiont
Of Georgia here In attendance upor
the session Of the University OF Geor
gin Summer School, heard the able
sermon delivered by Rev, John Daga
Nell In the University chapel yest6r
day morning.
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The PubIiSIlHrS' Error.

1.-THE publishers told Arthur that he
wonld have to rcwrite Il good portion
OF his book before they could bring 1t
out"
Triumph! I should think they would
have had him rcwritc some Of the bud
portions. "-Kansas City Journal
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Fr lazy liver try Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They fin
vigorate the liver, aid the digestion, reg
ulate the bowels and prevents bilious
attacks. For slle by Pickens Drug Co.,
Pickens, and T. N. Hunter, Liberty.
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Transport atrlkes Reef.

Manila, July 1.-THE United States
transport Sumner, having on board the
Fourth infantry. Gtruck an uncharted
reef and her forward hold filed rap.
idly, ncoessitating tho vessel being
boached. ....
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RebuR For Mnnning's Forces

The British war office received sod
news IN dispatch received April IS
from Brigadier General Manning, COM
mander Of the British forces In SOmnli-
land. He reported that largo part Of
n flying column under Colonel Cobbe
had met Il most serious check on tho
preceding day, April II. In IN cncoun-
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hTnaicnl niannnuIu.

"What an awful voice that mans
got" said tho manager, who was lis,
tening to the throaty tenor.
"Call that voicc2" said his friend
"It's disease"--Punch.
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The Same Thinr,

A New York paper asks, "Will man
become obsolete?" D%s&
Don't most of them get married D.
columbus Enquirer-Sun.
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ah,y 5schooi Chiidren arc. s,cLlv.

Mpther Gray's Sweet Powders for Children,
nsgu by hiothe Gray, anursc In Children'sliome
D1 ork, isreak up Colds In ~ hours cure Fe.
l%cf kess, II lead he Stomach trounles ,Teeth.
re. As IN sGd ers, and destroy Worms AZ ali drug.
I'd SgIt e \ ia "a, sample mails ed FER EE. Address. All.
I ~ SSted, Eeisoy, az q y a s. 1 US
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StASCrCibc for THE Sentinel Journal.
The Hsest Prescription for MIA
lapin

Chills and Fever Is q bottle of GRovE g TASTE
LESS CHILL Tonic. II Is simply iron and uinine
In tasteicss orm. No cure-nO pay. Price 30
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'hat 1t was feared that possibly 1t was
only the last flickering OF the vital
famo.
DNrinp this hrinh1nr i,,4a...al Al -