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Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

I did SO. After long and anxicus
time of waiting Haigh and Sillitoe
appeared, talking earnestly, and
seemingly on the best of terms. They
approached the critical point. /
braced myself for an encounter with
desperate man. They were there.
l held myself in readiness to sprins
upon Haigh-they passed the spot.
l was amazed. Then two shots
were fired in rapid succession from
the other side of the path. Sil!itoe
fell, wounded, as a tall, gray-ha ired
man sprang out and aimed pistol
at Haigh.
I was so taken by surprise that for
a moment I did nothing. Haigh de-
Tended himself desperately, but tho
other was his match, and, moreover,
Haigh was evidently unarmed.
I soon rushed forward and turned
the balance in his favor.
AS he saw me the gray-haired man
uttered a fierce imprecation, fred.
and missed me, and then flung him.
self into the loch, far below the path.
where no effort of ours could save
him.
His voice was that of Bauer.
A few words from Haigh sufficed
to explain the situation.
'Since I've ceased to be in societv'
I've turned detective" said he: land
1 was put on this thing by the T.
Insurance company. They'd began
to suspect Mr.. Bauer of completely in
certain insurance frauds, and wanted
positive proof. They guessed that If
he was looking out for tool I should
be the likely man to get the Job. and
so it proved, for I had not been man .
times in his company when he mad.
overtures to me. I told Mr.. Sillito.
OF the conspiracy, and secured his
cooperation to defeat scheme which
we suspect has already cost more
than one life. We arranged to sepa.
rate on the hills. I was to 90 IN r.
the village and announce that we had
been attacked by poachers, and that
Slllltoe had been thrown into the
loch. A pressman whom 1 knew was
to put this report in circulation in
London at once, and as Bauer world
then pay over the reward to my agent
in London, we should obtain the final
proof which we required. As it is,
Bauer seems to have suspected at the
last moment that I was laying a tran
for him. and in despair determined
to kill both Sillitoe and myself"
am glad to say that Mr.. sillitoe
soon recovered from his in iurics III
i and Haigh became fast friends. and
whether through Sillitoe's influence
or the SOLDERING effect of the start.
ling scenes through which he had
passed, Haigh seems to have turned
over new leaf since his connection
with the memorable affair of "Mr
Sillitoe's Insurance."-Sloper's Half,
Holiday, London.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08
Mixing the Crops.

Most young men get lot of rye
mixed with their wild oats.-Chicago
Daily News
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

FREE MEDICAL ADVICE
Every working girl who Is not
well is cordially invited to write
to Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass.s
for advice; it is freely given, and
has restored thousands to health.
Hiss Paine's Experience.
II want to thank you for what you
have done for me, and recommend
Lydia f.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound to all girls whose work
keeps them standing on their feet In
the store. The doctor said I must
stop work /; he did not seem to realize
that girl cannot afford to stop work.
ing. Ny back ached, my appetite was
poor,I could not sleep, and menstrua-
ton was scanty and very painful. Ono
day when suffering I commenced, to
take Lydia f.. Pinkham's Vege.
table Compound, and found that
it helped me. l continued its use, and
soon found that my menstrual periods
were free from pain and natural;
everyone is surprised at the change in
me, and am we'll, and cannot be too
grateful for what you have done for
me."-M1ss JANET PAINE, $50 West
125th St., New York City. - 5000 fo1sft
If original Of abous letts, proving gsnainensss eas-
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-05-27
unTTRsrowN.

ONTAHt0. May 25,-The Misses Elma viii
kinsou and Addie 9Owls called on Mrs. $ ]
baldwin the II inst -. The new Jew store 10
the Timerman building sold $3.50 worth OF
goods one day last week Rev. Nasmith,
Baptist pastor. gave notice that he Will re-
sign and return To New York in September
Commissioner Glenn gave our burg a
brief call the ia inst Veterinarian Hudges
ENDS plenty OF business IN hts profession To
do these days. Mr.. and Mrs, Erwin and
family ~ Brush Greek, attended services at
the baptist church last sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs, Lyman Hugbee OF Clinton. were welcome
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. j. @. Lawrence OF our
town sunday the Il inst Rev. Nasmitb
and wife gave the baptist people q grand
reception at the parsonage last Tneaday
evening. The history OF the church was
given from Rev. Tuttle the first pastor 10
Rev. Nasmith, the present pastor. Ice cream
aud cake were served, Mrs Nasmitn and
daughter. Vera. leave for New York next
Tuesday and the Elder Iiil join them there
in septic eber The church viii be sorry IA
lose their pastor, indeed They wiil be for
tunate 20 ind another pastor bis equal,
The Baptismal service la our village last
Wednesday evening was attended by a large
audience. las Lower, the blac ksmith, sold
his shop and tools 10 ;. J starusr. Mr.. Lower
= very busy these days in mis- feed mill. Ora
" aliace Is c0n valescinS after a severe attack
of measles. There Is one new ca In Milo
walkers family Some Of our far .aers haze
began co set tobacco this week. The union
sunday Memorial services st the Baptist
cbureh were lar ely attended Rev. J. L. Hes
tef. pastor OF she L. r.. g. rch aud chaplain
OF las Williams lust, delivered 3 very inter-
@stlHg sermon The Decoration services TO
BE- hcid here Stay 3)th will be AS follows,
The G. A. i, ana W. Il. e.. schools and eth
gems viii march 20 the cemetery. The cere-
mony will be at the gray, Of 4. Hobbs
in the forenoon aud ~ two O'Clock ,. M, the
program VIII be carried out at the opera hall.
Chief speaker Rev J. =. Hester assisted by
Rey. J. :. Nasatth. A cordial invitation has
'ea extended to all. Ontario tirst nine and
tue scrubs" crossed bats on our public
squsro last Saturday. II WIS "A hot gama
frem start 20 flash aud two OF the boys had
scrap at the close. ONrARiU KIN.
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BRookYILLE. May I9.--Earmers are al
busy with their spring work At present corn
planting Is the rage. Lloyd Eolen plants
his cora when be Is not working Ia iits feed
mill. The inhabitAnts OF Brnokv lie are
having the measles. Howard Getter nd fam
lily being quite sick with them. Little Harry
Edwards has had medical assistant twice
be has had an attack OF lung fever . Frank
Crook and family HandAyed In K, AsIstown
-. Herman AiklI mas bis rock hauled for
his new build - Rev. Klein made \ Tying
trip through o.. berg May 9th number
OF people OF this Fieln,ty attended church ~
Rising sun last Sunday &txs Matte Henry
sundaYed With Miss Chattie b0rsllne Last
Sunday ... Mrs. ] lace Mathews % kcaGstowu
Is wishing her sisters, Mrs. samuel Coral ue
and ;. II. Ewing aud their aged mother Mss
X, Williams, stanley Tbs VIII aud Wii
Groves OF Ross have been seen IN our city
limits Mr. and Mrs, & r. Ewiug Visited az
fred Lakes last Friday Will beaver Is
stu on the war; path Miss Matte Henry
gave her school an entertainment ~ wAw OF
day last. Our Sunday school has been ore
gaDlEed aad the follow ing Ossieers W. "a elect
eds Superintendent, Mrs, Will Best. organ-
lists ana treasurer, Hattie CDwdCu. secretary,
Chattie UoTsiine. g. W. AIkiua 4 IA the man
agenleEt OF the Bible class wifb -. r swain
for assistant, .-. The brOokviilo - Ties Ala
society met at Mrs. Uhas. LattA tast A
splendid time wH@ eniayed by all. IL wi{l
meet next At Mrs. wan Bests Junc 5th our
school which has been under the maoaEe.
ment OF Miss Matte Henry closed after a
successful term Of two months on June s. ...
sunday May 10 Presiding Elder Martin
preached to a large congregation from tbC
pulpit OF the NJ. =. church at Rockville
MATCHES
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-05-27
FIRST publication May n. 1865.
PROBATE NOTICE.
Order Limiting Time and Notice.
IL ERNON COUNTY COURT In PROBATE

In the matter OF the estate of anton Erick-
son deceased
on the application Of John Krogan, admin =
istrator Of the estate OF Anton Erickson. late
ernOn County deceased, no one having re-
qured the appointment Of commissioners on
said estate.
Il Is ordered, That sixImonths from and after
he date of this order be and ls hereby fixed as
the time within which all creditors are required
10 present their claims and demands against the
said Anton Erickson, deceased to the coun-
~ court OF Vernon county for examination ana
allowance on or before the frs, Tuesday OF
December A. D. 1908, which time lie hereby al
lowed and limited for that purpose,
Ii Is further ordere.' that all claims and de-
mands 80 presented will be examined and ad-
iusted before the said oountv court at its eenrt
room in the court house il the city OF Viroqua,
in said county, on the first day OF the regular
term thereof appointed TO be held on the hrst
Tuesday Of Dee ID. 1903, and all creditors are
hereby notified thereof
II il further ordered, that notice OF the
time and place at which said claims and de,
fnanjs will oe received, examined and adjusted
Sc AZORES ia sud Of thu ttrue hereby iim ted Tor
creditors "a prcs~nt thelF claims, he given oy
publishing cops = this order for fO1r success
ave weeks, ouCe IA each week, ia tue vernon
County censor. newspaper Published "a tne
cfts ~ raq IA. SAIL co I0tY, ms mrs. paefl-
"a M to WigAiH 10 aAvs from the date nere ~
Il, ia, oout. D q. N AuO SEY County 1diSc
-ir-f ,hts Ath 3ae ~ May 1908
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BIooMtNGpALE. May 28.-Raln Rain, 10
days every week MI. Langon aud Dunahue
OF Brush Greek. visited at Baney's on Sunday
o.. Mrs, Melvin Hagen and children are
spending a few days at the parental home -.
Mrs. Gus Morterud and Agnes Hanson visited
with y, j Oldef's az Springville on sunday
aud returned on Monday e.. Quite a number
from WestbY took advantage OF ne fine
weather Sunday and spent the day at some
OF the beautiful springs In our vicinity ...
Work has commenced on the farmers tele~
phone line from this place Norwegian
school Is progressing nicely with MISS EngeF
as teacher A couple Of gentlemen came
over from La Fargo To visit on Sunday. They
started with q canopy top rig, but when they
arrived here the men aud rig we're both under
tie weather. the top was completely torn or
from the rig and they had To hold II up with
Their heads. Mrs j. f. Btus~- departed for
Grant county on Friday 20 see her aged
father, who Is quite poorly +, T Westhy
Il visiting With his daughter at Oashton,
The dance NJ IL. .wOlds, saturday night. was
quite weli attended The Ladies' Aid so
ciety met with John Borreson last Thurs
day NAG
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serIT5ed for the amount which may be
loaned to any one person. firm, or COR
poration, the amount Of the oyerdrafts
is limited, and banks are required to
have prescribed percentages Of cash re-
serve. Especially does the new law
reach after private banks and in GU
rIous way. Unless banks are incorpor-
ated. they cannot come under state SUI
peryision. The anticipated result is
f11at nearly all such private banks and
bankers viii incorporate for 1t is evil
dent those that do not will be at dis
advantage in seeking patronage.
Never sgoh Veto Governor.
The governor has vetoed eighteen
measures. thirteen Of them from SEN
ators ana five bills bearing assembly
mems names. In number of cases
fresh bills were quickly introduced to
meet the objections Of the governor.
Of the fresh enactments, twenty-four
have to do with taxation; thirty one
have to do with schools. thirty-four are
Milwaukee bills, thirty-eight are dam
bills" involving water power usually.
Spring Shooting Allowed.
Spring shooting of certain ducks Is
allowed for fifteen days, though there
was much opposition. Only salt water
ducks may legally be shot; but who
can tell the difference? The law as
passed absolutely prohibits the sale OF
game at any time and under any cir.
cumstances, which provision is thought
10 be the most effectual legislation
ever passed IN Wisconsin for the pro
lection of game. The feeling is that
with no game TO be sold. wholesale
slaughter OF game is entirely prohib'
tied. ORLANDO BURNETT.
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OUR COUNTY GLEANINGS
From the brain and Pens of The censof's
LiveCouutry and Village writers


PuRpY. May 70. Henry Glen has hts new
tobacco shed almost finished Joe Thompson
* doing the work lie viii also build shed
for Oscar Gnuper =. Isaac Jacobrun and An
drew S@ensOn are going 10 build sheds.
Leonard Engler has his new house completed
aud will soon move on the hill ole eNnuas
en- lows the pleasure OF a new top buggy
Jacob Erickson Is able 10 be up little each
day. We hope he may soon Improve fo' the
better. - Miss Erickson Is visiting In Lans-
ing ole Tryggestad IL very busy, planting
potMtoes . Mr. aud Mrs. George Mcktnstry
are happy over the arrival OF son. Mt. mc
Rlnstry IN working for kaponky David
Epgler Is working for SUMNER PC Lse1 i. ~, -.
bAeco this year as they arc busy Improving
their farms Jacob Goldie aud henFy 81
monson will begin tobacco planting THIS weeS
~ Mart Thompson aad sons aud Andrew
SWenssn visited with Jacob Erickson satnr-
day Balyer drannm visited ON the ridse
sunday. Ole NJ. Hanson cOntsmpiates 0oy-
ing another farm %. Walter Grey IL gong 70
move his house on the hill aud buiid an ads
dltion to it,. faiver llalversou was taken
suddenly I'll some time ago ana Tor "a Jew
DAYS he WAS tn q serious condition, but ia$G
reports indicate be Is improving nicely.
Maguus HAlverson has his house almost COM
plsted. Ben Nash Is doing the work Rob
or and Nels HaiYeFsDn are going TO work tn-
bace,o land ga shares for Henry Anderson
Merchant @, q. Helgerson IL doing rushing
business this year. Bertha BFZeLoWskys VINO
has been employed in La Crosse for the past
year. s taking her vacation nc home
George Cox iH Ia our community AFTER an
absence of two years. We are glad 20 have
them with Us once more and hope they will
make their stay with US enjoyable . Tue In
yitatlon dance at Tryggst0d'a WAS well At
tended Peter Alien was u Purdy caller
sunday x. f. Johnson Is going 70 build a
tobacco shed on his farm purchased OF Col
Inns Jacob Larmo had the misfortune OF
diAlocatlng his shoulder and Is not able to do
any hard work. John Erickson Is busy
grabbing and improving land for tobacco. ..,..
doe Brzexo@sky IL going to bald a tobacco
shed ON the hill, lie Is ~ present on The
sick llst-.... Dan Davis, the bristow miller, is
workink 3. Otteson's farm Nels King Is
working tobacco ON ahares for Mrs Anna
Thompson. Martin Thompson has been on
the sick list for long time. Ma ldus Llnde,
book keeper and clerk for l.. Seymour Of Re
treat visited with purdy friends last sunday
...Olif Hanson Is going "a Join hands with
the Merry woodnen % rurdy. ALERT
Erickson n working tobacco land On shafta
on fruit Ridge o. Our school IL progressing
nicely under the mRuagems- e OF Miss An
dTews.. There will be chun here Sunday,
NAV 81 three o'clock q, m Y, T, T. Il,
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snrinr shootina AIIowesi.
Notice.

We the undersigned have sold our
interest in the business carried on under
the name of the Boston Clothing House
to John Layer ST. of La Crosse, Wiscon,-
sin. who viii continue the business and
assume the liabilities of the old firm.
The accounts due the firm are now own
ed by Andrew Melleln who requests a
prompt settlement Of the same at the
Vernon County Bank. In retiring from
business we wish to thank all our friends
and many patrons for their patronage
and friendly feeling, and trust that the
good will of the old firm will be contln-
ned with the new HERMAN LAYER
ANDREW MELLEM.
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travelling Is tlanrernps

Constant motion Jars ths kidneys
which ara sept in place in the body by
delicate attachments. This is the rea-
son that traveller, trainmen. street car
men, teamsters and all who drive very
much, suffer from kidney disease in
some form Foleys Kidney Cure
strengthens the kidneys and cures all
forms Of kidney and bladder disease.
Geo. L HausSn, locomotive engineer,
Lama, o writes Constant vibration
Of the engine caused me great deal of
trouble with my kidneys, aud | gos no
relief until used Foley's Kidney Cure.
A J. johnson.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-05-27

have worked 20 hard To make II success.
Rev. Selfert, the sunday school missionary
visited our iieigbborhOod last week, and TOOK
the order SO the library will soon be here. We
feel that no better work can be done than
20 provide soad reading for the young, as we
pressions from sunday school books IN our
own youthful days. The W. O. 4. U. Will
have their next meeting at Mrs. Levi Coles
in June. . The Good Tempiar's Lodge Is In
working order with w. X. liaverly as Chief.
It's meetings are ia sallender's fall. Clar-
anee ReHn has gone 20 the La Crosse hospital
for treatment OF his limb that was broken
last March. He has rented his farm TO Geo.
Furman. Harvey Cole made a visit To his
home yesterday Lloyd Coles children are
having the measles. Coon WILL.
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DIED

or whooping cough and lung fever in the
town of Liberty. May 20. and Il, the two in :
Little FREDDIE. aged two years and seven
months and baby LONE, aged three months.
They have gone to Him who said Let the
little ones come unto me Rev. h. Chapel
conducted the funeral sermon at the churc n
Thursday at p. m. where the bereayed
parents and large number OF Borrowing
friends paid the last tribute to these little
ones Four little boys carried the casket
They l. I'd stheir little bodies To rest in the
Manning cemetery to walt till Jesus comes
Much sympathy Is felt for the beFeaved
parents in their hour OF sadness. These little
ones were lent not given to bud on earth and
bloom ia heaven. IA FRIEND
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Fir,, publication May q. DOS,
PROBATE NOTICE.
Notlce u ~ llcs,tIoi f,'r pFooi q 0ill.

NfNFsNtN pUSTI gNitIRT'-lS fs1tf''N' =
' Ss~fes svcts-u CorRtv - vernon -
In the ,,tsay- 40 IRE j.~ - 70 and testanHhf o'
Moss> X .. dFhS. tacestsd
Hherr.. tis~tr nl.ni tfr NrttuS l irp 'FtlRg
10 ~ see ass vtfi tva g->' E7setst ~ Ms
1edti-S. 4 - 4 ste q Fs'n "a county a.
een NiFd ia fr pfaep
Aud Wasy.st~. App E aliau hrs been fuaae nv
jchu } ser les praying thst ire sans te
prnyen aus atfalfsea n prsta nceofaihS
70 the law g. This state &Hd that letters test
snasutary g. Z autcs. thereon ascending % Jaw;
It i ardvT,t thst sid aDflls'a. Ion DC neat !
before me. ut sh~ nrats'e ofcF' r. y go T..
Yir0QuN pa tbs - d DAY & AuG 1<f 80 A.
10 o'cloth A NJ
Ara -, Fsattt 8, arsseftra. Taai noiiee 81 tsae
time Aad p'ora appointed fHv ee4Tlig So s5t5l-
cation b. given af3 psrsCus iH5eter-e3,ts p~o
ncatipu - copy - 6s order tor mrs seieeess
i've Weeks fu Pc win Ch t-sNpl9 etiRft., ?
gewSpspeF ;rlsted ia said comfy eteF
tav Hxea for aid hesrinr B = the toart
u. u MAuoNEX. Ceansy Judge
Dated Nav a. 1873
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-05-27
First publication Ma y q, 1905.
PROBATE NOTICE.
Order limiting time and motto


SHE State OF WISCONSIN. VERNON
County Court In Probate.
In the matter Of the estate Of John Eide
deceased.
On the application of Ole Z. sandon adj
nfnistrRtor of the estate 81 John Eide
late.of Vernon county, deceased, no one having
required the appointment Of commissioners on
said estate,
1t is ordered, That six months from and after
the Date Of this order be and is hereby fixed ss
the time within which all creditors are required
TO present their claims and demands against the
said John Eide deceased, to the county
court OF Vernon county, for examination and
allowance.
Il ia further ordered That all claims aud de-
mands so pres ented will be examined and ad-
juateJ before the said comfy court, at It's court
room In the court house IN the city Of Vroqua,
in said county, on the first day Of the ragular
term thereof, appointed 10 be held on the first
Tuesday OF December. 1908, and all creditors are
notified thereof.
tits further ordered, That notice OF the time
within which creditors may present their clstms
and demands and OF the time when the same
viii be examined and adj listed by the court, as
aforesaid, be given by publishing copy of this
order and notice for four W 3eks successfully,
once in each week, in the Vernon County Cen
sor a newspaper published In the city OF Viro
qua IN said county; the first publication to be
within ten days from the date hereof.
By the Court ID, .. MAHONEY, County Judge.
Dated this 10 day of May, 1909
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ALittIe Early Riser

now and then ut bedtime will cure con-
stipation. bilioasness and liver troubles.
DeWitts Little Early Risers are the ia
nous little pills that cure by srousing
the secretion, moving the bowels gently,
vet effectually and giving such tone
and strength to the glands OF the stom'
ach and liver that the cause Of the
trouble is removed entirely, and if heir
use Is continued for few days, there
will be no return. of the complaint
Sold by A. J johnson.
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roREsT

BuRR, May lo.--what has happened 10 your
writer from these partsY. .,.. Joshua Malesh
sold his place % r. Roda for $50 au acre tie
Soath Dakota Elias Clark an old resident
of this neighborhood, died the 18th oslo
Plschetka. one OF Forests best young people
died the 18th, after an Illness az few days
Funeral held Sunday. The band and all the
young people OF the church marched from
the house 20 the cae-ch three miles, and
sixty teams followed The family have the
sympathy OF the entire comm unity Mr..
Henry Wheeler died the Sth. she WAS ono Of
the oldest settlers OF the town of HilisboFn
NJ emoFial services at tho u u. church May "a
Conducted by Rev. WIN smith. BURHfTE.
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YIRoOuA.

CHERRY GROVE. May . The people OF
this vicinity spent very enjoyable time last
sunday Mt the home OF Mr., Gist WISE IL being
"a surprise birthday party. They were pre-
other presents Alice McBenry, who has
been sick Is Improving and has been visiting
friends here. Bertha Nc Ulufg OF Pleasant
Ridge, attended the party at Mr. Wises sun
Fred Whceer's new house number of
young people visited at Ed Carr's Sunday
evening. Mr. Friedeli has given his house
coat OF paint. George Dennis had the
misfortune to have his colt badly cut on the
wire 0na Griffin wrote on diploma exami-
nation AT the court house last Saturday
We are glad 10 learn that Mrs. Gillepsie 5
health Is improving. Hulda Wise spent Sat
urday evening with Winnie Graham at Viro-
gus John Balk kom Is erecting new barn.
\ CORRERPONDENT.
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777aH
wuRArLANp.

RID MorSp May o.. Memorial day WAS
celebrated yesterday al Central church vita
the usual ceremonies, patriotic songs and
address 70 this old soldiers by Rev, PittlngNr
see. We hal Il very Vntertaining exhibition
last Tuesday evening given by the sunday
school Tor the purpose OF raising money 10
get a library. We were very successful in
our endeAyur. thanks Sc orr worthy patrols
and our superintendent and scholars vh =
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0nick Arrest.

IA. Gulledge of Verbena, Ala was
twice in the hospital from severe case
of piles causing "a tumors. After doc
tors and all remedies failed, Bucklens
Arnica Salve quickly arrested further
inflammation and cured him. ltconquers
aches and kills pain. 25c at A. j. John
ON g. druggist.