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DUE WEST.
Interesting Paragraphs py Wild
5 Awake Correspondents.

Interesting paragraphs Dy Wide.
~, Awake Correspondent.
/. Mr.. Adam Bradley, of Troy, s.. c., is visit.
ing friends and relatives In town. IT,.
Mr.. 3. J. Todd made business trip to
Greenwood Thursday. ge.'.
was'the gueet OF Miss Minnie Alexander, OF
the Female College, during the Christmas
Holidays. ae2 ~. Il'|.t :i.4ssss - *
Mrs. w. ". Edwards and children are visit.
ing Mrs. j. D. Miller Of Lanrens.
Mss Maggie Bonner, OF Pelzer, visited rel
'atives in Due West Christmas. =,
DR.. 81. A. Wideman. OF Woodruff, spent
several days with his parents, DR.. and Mrs
J. w. Wideman last week.
his brother Prof. E. l.. Reid, for few days
recently, r. t-,. t-H - -. -
= Commencing Monday afternoon, Jan. S
the Week Of Prayer will be observed In Due
West. These meetings are held In the Y. M
Mrs. R. r. Mofatt OF Chester, is spending
sometime with her mother, Mrs. N. NJ.
Grier .5.- ~ ~. t.." -.
Mr.. W. l.. Addison, of Chappels, visited
relatives in Due West last week..
Quite number Of receptions were given by
the young people OF our town during the
holidays. The Misses Nickles entertained
WedDe.day evening, Miss Louise Browniee
Thursday evening and Miss Gertrude Brown
lee rounded up the festivities on Friday even
Ing with Leap Year Party. -g .s'-s
MI. and Mrs. p. A. Presley visited rela.
lives In Aobevilte, Troy and Long Cane du.
ring Christmas. -. 4: -, 8 70 y.
Mrs Fannie Thompson and son Frank
were the guests OF Mrs. F. Y. Presley Christ.
mas. r.. - ..
Master James and little Lila Morse Bonner
spent Christmas with their grandparents DR..
and Mrs. j. d. Neel, of Troy, 8. G.. -.
Rev. B. ID. Grer and children, OF Ora, 8. c.,
accompanied by Miss Amanda Lee, spent
several days OF Christmas with the family
of Prof. j. F. Lee. -m
Miss Helen Grier was the guest of Mrs. DR..
Haynie of Belton last week.
Rev. James and Mrs. Boyce complimented
the old ladies OF the town with dinner New
Years day. 30.
Miss Clemmie Mccain. of Tennessee. will
return after Christmas TO complete the Senior
course at the Female College, part Of which
she finished last year. ..-. -,.
Prof, d. G.. Caldwell left for Statesville
Thursday to attend the funeral Of Mts. l.. G.
Caldwell,
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TROY
wedding - Congratulations =, Prayer
Couference--Success Music Teach

wedding Congratulations Prayer
Couference.-Succes Music Teach
Another year has gone into the sea Of Eter
NJ. and Mrs. o. B. Burnett and two little
sons from Pan Handle Texas are out for Q
visit with many relatives. ID s,l.s a 81
DR.. and Mrs. L. w! Sheppard from Liberty
Hill spent few davs last week with her
mother Mrs. E. !. Taggart near Clear Sprln gs.
Miss Alice Dendy accompanied by her
aunt Mrs. j. II. LaLlmer and daughter MISS
Mary, came down from Greenville and spent
the holidays with kinsfolk. ~
Mr.. Henderson, who has 30 well hlled the
at Waterloo. Mr.. Nelson from Anderson
taking his place here.
Mr.. Jim Bannister and Mrs. Bell joy, OF
Bradley. were married yesterday A. M. by
of good wishes are theirs In their welded lives
from many friends. - ~
Mrs. Tor, Robinson and little ones of Cor.
sicana, Texas. are enjoying months stay
son. 49, ... go tE 's5.
Mrs. ]. Fulton Clinkscales and pretty little
Alma. are back from Lowndesvllle whittier
Misses Annie and Rosa Hawthorne from
Anderson County have returned TO their
home after pleasant time spent with their
sister Mrs. s. B. Cook. ~. ~
Messrs. ]. P. Cuddy and his friend Tom L.
Warren, who have enjoyed 10 the fullest, q
month here left Friday for Chicamauga to do
Uncle Sans bidding. ~ - y.
Mr.. Patterson from Chicago, was Rev. IL.
B. Blakelys guest during Christmas and was
A prayer Conference, consisting OF the Of
hcers of the A. r. Presbytery will meet
Thursday in the different churches. IA part
of the 2nd Presbytery will meet here.
Mr.. Jim Watkins and family from near
Hopewell, have sold out and will move 70
Texas with his brother-in-law, Mr.. 0. B.
Burnett Mr.. Robert McComb will occupy
hs house. Ei.-' -. ~. ~ Ea's;5 Z "a +
This is blizzard weather and many have
grippe or IL has them. sy -.ig
Miss jamie Mason our popular music teach
er is hack after delightful visit with her
celied any music we have had at our Xmas
tree exercises. all the praise fs due her. She
is q splendid teacher and has the admiration
MIR. and Mrs j. W. McCaslan Of Greenwood
are here an gladly welcome visitors In our
home. ~, ~ ~. q 80 - - 3ly
Mrs Joel Sanders from Bordeaux spent
pleasantly few days here last week, also
Miss Nora Cpddy from her school there.
i. Mrs. W. Harvey Robinson entertained forty.
five guests last Thursday at dinner which
was pronounced q most sumptuous one. 1t
was q reunion Of the TWO families. .a
Mr.. Charlie Lyon and family Of Abbeville
were among the holiday guests last week.
Mr.. Clifton Britt, one OF Clemson College
boys spent last week with his parents at
Sandover. He looked quite commanding In
bis new uniform. as als0 Frank Bradley from
These Two boys we hope to see among four
Senators or congressman. 55'gt.,..
Well. Mr.. Editor, We close wishing otter 8
happy Xmas tide, year Of good health, sue
cess and best wishes for you and all your
readers and helpers. .1% :sgsi# Is
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A Prisoner In Her Own House.

Mrs. w. H. Layha, of 1001 Agnes Ave-,
Kansas City, Mo- has for several years been
troubled with severe hoarsness and at times
hard, cough, which she says, Would keep
me In doors for days. I was prescribed for
by ph yslclans with no noticeable results. A
lain's Cough Remedy with instructions to
closely follow the directions and I wish TO
state that after the first day I could notice a
decided change for the better, and at this
time after using II for two weeks. have no
hesitation In saying realize tnat l am en-
tirely cured" This remedy is for sale by
c. A. Milford, Abbeville, H. NJ. Young, Dne
West.
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DEATH OF MISS JANE STEVENSON.

The News and Courier says: Nothing
short Of filling the jury box with men who
will convict those charged with violating
the dispensary law will satisfy the demands
of many OF our friends In the state" Our
has managed in this one SEN
tance to get the Hwhole Idea backwer rds
What It's friends would really Ike to see
would be the Charleston juries uppacked, SO
ger dealers on one petit jury. besides others
who. he'd been engaged in the business, and
with fit ! admitted violators OF the dispensa-
ry law the grand jury, 1t looks very much
as II the iries have. been organized not TO
convict. acts like these, 1t seems to us,
fully sustain our contention that there mnst
be some effective reform In drawing the Ju-
ries In that county II the miscarriage OF JUS
lice IN reference to the dlspensary law Is 10
be stopped-CoIumbla Record. "
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Ala. is in the city the guest OF Mrs. ]. Davis
Kerr. =
Mr.. McIlwair Henry left Saturday for
Clemson COLLEGE. .. '..
Mr.. Wallace Harris has gone to Charleston
to resume bis studies AT the South Carolina
Military Academy.
DR.. F. e. Harrison has returned from Char
lotte where he went to attend meeting OF
the Shriners.
Miss Nellie Poe, one of Greenville's attrac-
here as the guest of Miss Helen White. "
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ConlgrsataIatfoIs,

Mr.. John a Cnliom, Editor OF the Garland
Texas. News, has written g. letter sof congfar
,lain's Cough Remedy Sas follows. Sixteen;
years ago when our first child was a baby he
was subject 70 croupy spells and we would
be very uneasy about him. We began using
finding IL such q reliable remedy for colds
and Group. we have never bean without II IN:
the house since that time. We have fiS6
children and have given 1T To all OF them
remedy is that II .is not disaRreeablB 10 take
and our babies really like IT, Z Another Is that
u fs not DANGEROUS. and there is no risk from
giving an overtose.s I cCngrafulate yon upon
A. Milford, Asbeville. H! N. Young, Duo
West. tr q, s. =
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UH1Se Ill splTlt oS III
Iele One--runs through all
their household. Sometimes people
ofthis kind are rich and sometimes
poor, sometimes of high degree and
sometimes obscure, but in all condi-
tions they are happy people, and
when they come to die they can feel
that they have fulfilled the highest
duties and performed the noblest
functions and gratified the best am
bition known to this human life.
There are not many such business
establishments nor many such faml-
lies, but there ought to be many of
both and there would be If all OF Us
would use our common sense and
would take the trouble to make our
selves happy. Really it is easier to be
to fall into the habit Of nagging and
-snarling, of permitting ourselves to be
uncomfortable and of trying to relieve
our discomfort by venting it on some
body else. Then we make q bad job
worse by trying TO save our con-
sciences. We lose our temper, do in
justice, hurt the feelings of people
who love US aud whom we ought to
love and tell ourselves we were pro-
:yoked beyond endurance or were in
" fiicting required discipline. What we
really have done, usually, was to in
fict torture, to tear away some OF the
delicate, invisible ligaments by which
hearts are bound together and on
which honor and reverence rest.
Nagging is easy. Anybody can
acquire the evil art. We can pursue
and rebuke, snap and snarl, tear,
bruise and burn our way through life.
Though self-control, deliberation,
self-sacrifice are needed to be patient,
gentle and fair, to ook on the other
side of the case, to study the condi-
tfons there But the results are worth
the trouble. A householdiD which
there has been nagging suddenly re.
|slieved of it is like q throbbing wound
suddenly cured. p. It is mournful
fact that some most, excellent, we'll
meaning people who tell themselves
they are doing their duty faithfully
leave behind them q blessed peace and
sense of:freedom and comfort when
they depart; even when they die, no
matter how the instinct. of decency
may lead the survivors to try to hide
1.-THE unhappy fact from themselves.
To be rid of the nagging habit may
be-will be-hard, but the emancipa'
+. tion from it must bring results sc
; blissful, balm and rest 80 sweet, that
it will pay bountifully In the end.
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We have a few Sewing Ma
chimes that are guaranteed
as good as the best. We will
sell them for cash or on the
installment plan. Get our
prices: Thomson Bros. !,
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Cured LumbagO,

A. B. Canmsn, Chicago, writes March 4.
1903: "Having been troubled with Lumbago
at different times and tried one physician
after another /; then different ointments and
linaments, gave II up altogether. So I tried
Linament, which gave me almost instant
relief. can .cbserfully recommend II, and
will add my name to your list OF former
sufferers" 25c, 500 and Sl.00. Sold by G. A.
Milford.
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Pleasant and Most Effective.

. T. ]. Chambers, Ed. Vindioator, Liberty,
Texas. writes Doc. Is, 1902: with pleasure
and unsolicited by You, l bear testimony IL
the curative power Of Billiards. Horehound
lcheerfully affirm u Is the most effective and
pIeasa ntest remedv for coughs and colds
have ever used." Csc. 500 and $l.00. Sold by
G. A, Milford. .s.. a..
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An Ordinance
To Raise Supplies for the
City Of Abbeyille, $. C, for
the Fiscal Year 1904.

DE EIToRDAINEDB BY THE MAYOR AND
Aldermen OF the City Of AbbeYiiie,a 8. .. Nm
Council assembled and by authority of the
same. That a tag for the suma and In q man.
ner hereinafter named shall be raised and
paid into the treasury OF the City Council for
the uses and purposes thereof for the fiscsl
year 1904. ~ ~,
Notice, is hereby given that the office Of
City Treasurer OF Abbeyille, g. @, will be
open for the collection oftaxes for said fiscal
year 1904, from Monday, November 2, 1903, un.
LII Friday. January /. 1904. without penalty.
Rate per centum OF taxation are as follows
3 i- CITY Tar III. {. = mills.
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Is BEAUTY ONLY SKIN DEEP :?

Beauty Ia only skin deep, but the forces that
rhich they flow. When the blood is charged
nth Impurities Beauty disappears; when
he blood is pure Beauty blossoms In face and
form. Rydales Liver Tablets keeps the liver
healthy and the bowels ree ular, prevents the
blood becoming laden with with bile and
waste matter, makes the skin clear, eyes
bright and Beauty more than skin deep. CA.
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! Waist.ngs. Under this head we show the
latest novelties in ineroerized cotton, French
harnels, feeced lined piques, &c. Haddon'a
Flannelettes are becoming more and NOR
popular for early fall wear. Our stock en-
braces the newest patterns. Haddon's. 81
Still another bargain. Is. pieces o. inch
cloth finished suiilngs, bought under price,
worth 60 and 75c While this lot lasts they 20
at 50 aud 59c, at Haddop's ~ ~ 4 Z ~ : :
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

..' . . p e .
The city has been rushing the show business
Of late. Abbevilles people are up-to-date
when show is booked for the city. - &
Mr.. James 8. Cochran has opened the Glenn
vated. We have no doubt but that Mr.. Coch.
ran will make q popular landlord as well as
an agreeable and genial host. While Mrs.
Cochran as hostess will look after the com art
Cochran the success they deserve In their
new undertaking.
Mr.. Sam Seal and family now occnpy q
suite OF rooms 10 the home OF Mr.. James
M: and Mrs Lambert Caldwell now occupy
she cottage just vacated by Mr.. Sam Seal, on
Mr. Bud Sign and family now occupy the
Mr.. Hicks and family will occupy the dwell.
liog recently vacated by Mr.. ]. s. Cochran.
Mr. Joe Lee Elckson, OF Atlanta, spent last
Sunday in the city. Mr. Dickson has many
friends here who are always glad to see him
and especially q charming young lady friend.
We understand Mr.. William Penny now OF
Bainbridge, Ga. will at an early date return
70 this his old home and open stock of ready
made clothing and gents furnishings. VIII
liam will be heartily welcomed back to his
native town and will receive his full share o
public patronage. "...."
PERLoNAL MENTION. ~
| Mr.. W. D. Wilson, who has been head sales.
now enjoying short rest before entering the
merchantile circle OF Abbeville for himself.
MT. Wilson Is widely and most favorably
has name associated with any frm viii give 1t
send OF that will bring success.
WATCH NIGHT.
The lAst'nfght of 1893 was observed by the
Methodist as watch night. A few OF the con-
gregation with the pastor assembled In the
M6fhnhiaf nj riofo
vices watched the old year out and the open.
Ing OF the New Year while the bells Of the
different churches iolIed out the old year and
| nerrily chimed In the New.
\ WEEK OF PRAYER. .
| This week Will be observed in the city as the
| week OF prayer, services alternating between
the different churches. =
DuPre. left last Monday for Wofforc Fitting
Julius DrPre:,
Mr.. Harry Hill after spending Christmas
| resume bis studies at Clemson College.
| Mr.. Willie Latlmer after spending Christ
mas at home left Mon day. for Clemson.
All the girls and boys have returned TO tbei
| respective colleges and the city is lonely with
out them. --y
DEATH OF MISS JANE STEVENSON.
On last Wednesday morning at 4:sO O'Clock
| tue spiIlL oI MISS jade stevenson look lte
| everlasting flight Into the great beyond. The
| deceased died at the home of her sister Mrs
3. II. Carlisle about two and one-half miles
from Abbeville. after only few days linger
| Ing from stroke Of paralysis on Saturday
morning previous. Miss Stevenson was well
| known to our readers, and was most highly
| esteemed by all who knew her. Her remains
we're inferred imme medately after the funeral
| services at Sharon In the quiet city Of the
\ dead where loved ones who have gone before
| are now sleeping. The hereaved family have
the sympathy Of many friends.
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SAFEGUARD AGAINST ACCIDENT.

The best safeguard against accident is To-
But, accidents will often occur In spite OF ev-
cry effort 10 prevent them. The best SAFE
guard against injury resulting from accidents
is Elliotts mulslhed on Liniment, II tis the
Liuiment made, and is the most Satisfactory
Liniment for use in the family and on ani-
mails ever offered. Large bottle 25 cts. @. A.
Milfor. -. y - ~, ~
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ImDerfect DIeestiOn.

Means less nutrition and In consequence
less vitality. When the liver falls 10 secrete
bile, the blood becomes loaded with bilious
the digestion becomes impaired
and the bowels constipated. Herbine will
rertify this; 1t gives tone to the stomach, liver
aud kidneys. strengthens the appetite, clears
and improves the complexion, In fuses new
life and vigor to the whole system. so cents a
bottle. Sold by G. A. Milford.
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Mr.. VIM. s. Crane. OF California, Md,
suffered for years from rheumatism and lum.
bsgo. He was finally advised 10 try Cham
berlain's Pain Balm, which he did and 1t ef.
fecled complete cure. For sale by g. A..
Milford, Abbeville, Fl. NJ. Young. Due w est.
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II you want our litt!s fellow TO look cute
aud attractive take hin TO Hall d Anderson's
and lit him In Mrs. Jane Hopkins suit.
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S pieces, Sc inch skirting black and colors.
Will be sold cheap for cash at Haddon's.
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NaggiuE
Richmond New q eader.

It is a wonder the any OF the
Episcopal church does cohtain q
special clause for deli rance !ronl
nagging. EvideRly its !aipose - ~
be comprehensive and 20 lhVohe an
s;re s snd rsIief from all cd lamitles that
nnav ha inaoined. Yet bit mits petit
t;nE fnr 1eaceful domestic life and
Snr osoane from the most Imournful and
wearing of all familiar nflserles. fos.
sibly the explanation: lf III tne Iact
that the original compii9rs Oh Iltanies
were priests and therefore unmarrleo
and lacking experience. -
But women have no lnonopoly OF
the vice OF nagging. Tferesare nag
pinp husbands, fathers, employers
creditors. With some people IL seems
to be kind of nervous dpsease, iney
must be following up AND picking al
somebody perpetually.{. we nave
horrible stories from old tlmes OF peo-
ple fastened where drops OF water
would fall on their heaps az regular
interval. and of the fr6ghtful death,
preceded by untold agdnies, that re,
sulted. Thousands of hearts and
brains suffer daily under q process just
as cruel, excruciating and fatal. IN
questionably, long proce4 4sions OF Peo-
ple have been nagging INTO tneir
graves untimely, and others into mad
houses or worse places. no aaVan-
tages of money, culture, refinement or
post on can give happiness or peace
where there is Hagging. III lacerates
the sensitive surface of minds. 1t Is
as if we exposed one Of the great
nerves and sawed at it with duil
knife without the mercful prellml-
nary of an anaesthetic. Most of us
have had experience in one way or
another. Sometimes we become NOR
I bid and we can feel the nsgglng com
| ing and begin to sting fron it and to
/ feel the ache Of 1T and when 1t does
come 1t jars and stfngs like some
4 shastly combination weapon simu!ta-
Ineously. piercing, brnising, burning.
land poisoning. The raaks or the
outcasts and derelics of bolh sexes aud
! all ages are increased annually oy
thousands by the naggiag tongues.
Boys and girles actually are driven
From homes by ceaseless, unnecessary
/ fault-finding; husbands md wives are
carried to the diverse cnrts, willing
! employees are discouraged aud demor-
allied, good servants arer' ruined.
I There is occasion enough, usually,
FOR legitimate rebuke, correction and
advice. Between these End persecu-
luton there is a distinct margin
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NOW rs THE. TIME

To begin your subscription to your own
town papers. Subscribe for one or both oil
them at once. Give your families good whole
some literature and they will be happy In
their homes these long winter evenings.
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Any medicine you want from P. B. Speed.
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. FOR SAFE.

lUU Acres Farm Land, 5 miles
from Abbeyille and within IA mile Of 4
church. land school. Good neighbor-E z
hood. 8 horse farm opened. Good 4
frame tenant house. For particulars
address Box l27, Abbeyilley g. q: "
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Mails Close

Mails Close. 81 & J. !,
Abbeville, 8. g.. Mayl2e 1903.
The . mails close az the post office a.. Abbe-
I. CD g. e. r. ~. ,;sS S.A. I. e. b.. =
Z $40 a. m. North. 1880 p. M. South. III
10.10 a. m. South. 1890 p. m. North.
L80 p. N. North. 4.20p. m. North.
1.S0 p. m. Hodges. $3.50 p. m. South.
4, Night mails on Sunday close At 8p. m.
Antreville mail closes at 80 p. NJ. ,stT!
The Rural Carriers leave at about 7.15 q. N.
Robt 9. Link. Postmaster.
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' have sense
lld take the
All over the
Adjustments
noothly, in
kapioyes are
bach other,
ed do their
lily, where
er are COLI
pful, know
per discip-
hnass. All
lbound and
hl by mu-
fdence, IN
nnan con-
V altar to
all vicis-
Irty, grief.
be vicissi-
id runs a
urrent Of
,:n other and
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EAST END.
What "M" Sees and Hears on His
Rounds In Country and In Town.
A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL.
Abbeville. 8. G.. Jan. 5. 1904.

We hope that the present year tor the editor
and readers of the Press and Banner may be
brim full Of happiness and prosperity, and
that their lives may be as bright and peace.
full as was the darning OF the first day OF the
year-beautifnl bright and spring like, al
though In mid winter. If you would be hap
py forget the past and look TO the future. for
in brooding over the past only units you for
the future. = ..ai..'-a1.i =
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set40A sS~>
which all of us
enough TO find
F ime and pains
r'orld are bug
Shich run tri
which emplsi
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where those
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those who hav
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Saith i'm
Gilpin observer., 1904-08-25
WITHOUT COST
TO YOU.
TO YOU.

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powers of the magical, relieving, and
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pleased to say that If you will fill out
the coupon below and mail to The Para
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you full-size bottle free.
If you suffer from Rheumatism, Neu-
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letter, Catarrh, Sore Throat, Hay Fever,
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any form Of wound such as Burn, Cut,
Bruise, Old Sore, Swelling or Innam-
nation, fill out the coupon below and
mail at once to The Paracan,ph Com
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this places you under no obligations
whatever.