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stoo Typewrlter For $500.

The Fox. the pier of all iypewriters.
Mercantile Printing Co. oil Markes ~.
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Taste our fine cut at 2Se h.. &c per 4 ID.
Dursteil. 5 East Second street.
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ssIIina cue.

The stock and farming utensils on the
farm occupied by J. C.. Grimes on the
river road between this place and Della
ware City, was sod at auction yesterday
afternoon and brought fair prices. Mr..
Grimes will return to New York state this
spring. lie came from there a year ago.
and viii seek his old home.
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SITUATIONS WAIVED.

WANTED Situation as housekeeper
" in small family, good locality Ad-
dress r this Office t2d-N
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FOR SALE.

Fer SALE-Lot los BY SO feet in built
up western section, as a great hsr-
gs.u George c. Maris & Son. Eighth
and Shipley streets i2-G
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nlank Rooks For 1sn4.

All kinds-rcasonable prices.
Mercantile Printing Co. gl1 Market St
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PERSONAL

Thls CLASSIFICATION z cent per wori.
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YOUNG MAN desires a position as
blacksmith helper. Reference VIII
be required. Address l.. c. S., this Office.
f23-3t
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Caunht In HInh Wac.

The freshet has covered the low lands
along the Chrlstiana to the depth Of sew
eral feet I'm many places and caused more
or less damage by washing roads and car
rying away fences
While fording the overflow on the New
port road yesterday team belonging to
Frank ID. Moore was carried down stream
for considerable distance before it and
the negro driver were rescued by neigh
bors
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FOR SALE.

This ciasslacation q cent per word.
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DISABLED TUG
TOWED IN HARBOR
International Picked Up by
Ice Boat and Brought to
This Place
NEARLY DROWNED IN FRESHET
snoeIaI % lhe EvonIng JournaI

rlftlti 10 tNt iNtNillb JOURNAL.
New Castle. Feb. "a The Reading tug
international was towed in here yester-
day by Ice Boat No. o. She was coming
up the river with three bargos. Colerain.
Shenandoah and Marble Hail. when she
became disabled and had to be assisted
TO the docks with her tows.
A Philadelphia diver has been working
on the huh of the Raymond T.. Maun for
two days without succeeding in getting
the hole patched so that it would stop
the flow Of water. Some difficulty has
been encountered with the ice accumulat-
ing around the opening. Captain Jeffries
is very anxious to get away and is making
every effort to have the schooner re-
paired so that she may be towed to her
destination and unloadcd-
There is very little change in the condi-
tion Of the ice in the river. notwithstand-
ing the thaw. and ships are forced tc
proceed with caution.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-04-15

For some time past station agent
Bruss of Three Lakes has been missing
small sums of money out of his cash
drawer. Satisfied that he knew where
the money was going he marked some
money and placed in the till Last
Saturday when he went after the mail
sacks for the south bound train he left
a Young man by the name of Baker TO
watch the office. AS soon as Bruss was
out of sight young lad named Christie
entered the waiting room, climbed up
TO the ticket window, reached in and
appropriated SleS out of the the till.
He was caught by Bruss just as he was
leaving the depot and upon being
searched some OF the marked money
was found. He was arrested and taken
before Justice Donnelly where he plead
guilty and implicated two other boys
by the name of Nye and kotarskl'
The case was continued one week. All
told agent Russ has missed between
fourteen and fifteen dollars. The
Christie boy is only about eight years
of age.
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Alvah G. RicLison. Sec.
HIGH SCHOOL,
Alvah G. Richison, Sc

On motion the above reports Of the
secretary of the board of school direc-
tors were adopted as read
The items enumerated elsewhere in
this article as the sums recommended
at the citizens mass meeting the even
ing before were then read by the clerk
and each amount as recommended was
appropriated. Upon motion it was vot-
OF the waterworks fund be used to con
meet the water works across the river,
and the balance used where Necessary.
1t was also decided that all town ord
ers issued should bear interest at the
rate of eight per cent and that the item
of $1,000 recommended for interest be
transferred to the general highway
fund.
The school board was authorized by
vote of the meeting to borrow money
at a rate not to exceed per cent and
for period of six mouths. Motion
made and carried that all excesses on
the tax roll be turned into the general
fund.
All appropriations recommended by
the secretary of board of school direct
ors for the ensuing year were by mo-
tion adopted. The salaries OF the var
ious school officers was also fixed as fol-
lows: President, $40; secretary SIS:
vice president $50. No special high.
way appropriations were made but the
entire highway, 5,l62.13, was placed
at the disposal of the board to be used
in their own discretion.
l.. FL. johnson, of Minneapolis, who
was given the contract by the outgoing
board for the Goodenow bridge was
present and addressed the meeting in
an effort to secure an understanding SO
that work on the structre would not be
interrupted The bridge question
brought forth lengthy and heated
argument. There were no Arguments
whatever against the building of the
bride 1t seemed to be the general
opinion that the county should stand its
statutory share, or one half the expenss
and The matter was finally left with Il e
town board with instructions to bring
the matter before the county board as
soon as meeting of that body can be
effected, which will probably be within
the next two weeks.
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conversation. They pay fewer visits,
but stay infinitely longer. always two
or three hours and sometimes whole
day. They are received by the maid,
who places large silk cushion for
them to rest upon, and much time Is
spent in detailed inquiries concerning
each others family. There is no spe-
cial calling day in Japan. They visit
when their fancy takes them, and they
house. The gifts are usually fruit or
flowers or perhaps a fresh fish, and
whatever they take Is always dainti-
ly wrapped in little box Of paper or
wood
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-04-15

Leading Democrats of Pittsburg have
started q movement to make d. Z. Wat
son presidential candidate.
Gov. Van SAINT is reported to have
told intimate friends in st. Paul that he
Is after the nomination for Vice Presi-
dent.
Mayor J. N. Hoffman Of Indianapolis
Is being doomed by the German Ameri-
cans of Indiana for the Democratic NOM
ination for Vice President.
The New York Worlds canvass Of the
Democratic situation shows SIG votes in
the st. Louis convention for Parker, JOG
for Hearst and IS doubtful
Former United States Senator Harris
Of Kansas is said to have been invited
by Judge Parker of New York to take
the second place on the Democratic
ticket.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-04-15
Town Board Meeting

The new town board held its second
meeting Wednesday afternoon. Inc
business was taken up almost entirely
in allowing the election bills ana MI
ing the appointive offices. The Ne
vrEw was made the official paper OF the
town. Alex Higgins, town attorney
Dr. ~. J. Pinkerton, health ofnoer'
Henry Steinmetz, chief of police com
Melted the list OF appointments
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-04-15

day for methodiym and FOR her church
societies when n system OF benefit In
surance is allied to her work Of salvation
AT present competition is too great.
Members are lest to the church every
day simply because they join fraternal
and secret societies for the insurance fea-
lures and, becoming attached to the
lodge work with its services and rituals,
gradually full away from their allegiance
to the church. Everywhere the organ
izers OF our societies so they have cast
into their teeth that there is no benefit
feature to the church organizations and
they find it superhuman work to show
the average man wherein lies the benefit
of spiritual gain unless there is an ele,
ment of material gain to help along"
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Manager Wanted.

Trustworthy lady or gentleman to
manage business in this comfy and
adjoining territory tor well and favor
ably known house OF solid financial
standing. $40 straight cash salary and
expenses paid each Monday by check
direct from headquarters. Expense
money advanced. Position permanent
Address Manager $40 Como Block,
Chicago, I'll.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-04-15

a14e7 SuAfs ShoN'
to anothef track when the accident oc-
| Cured.
Hundreds of ducks are seen near Ap-
| pleton daily. Some time ago Little Lake
Butte de Mortes was filled with them
and now Little Chute is loaded. The
game wardens are watching carefully for
| offenders.
james Condor. aged II, who shot and
| killed 13-year-od George Griffin, was
| held for trial in GAINESVILLE on a charge
of manslaughter. The defense is made
that Condor was shooting at chickens
when he hit Griffin.
| Miss Ethel Drake of Wausau, visit
ing her parents at Scofeld. was found
| by her parents dead in the doorway
with bullet hole above the heart and a
revolver, one chamber empty, lying be-
side her. Death is thought to have been
due to accident.
The suit of Christina \. Pomeroy of
| Milwaukee against George Mazurine, a
| candy manufacturer of Racine. has been
| settled. The plaintiff brought suit
| against Mazurine for $1,000 claiming
that amount as damages because, it is
alleged, of the defendant having forced
the plaintiff to kiss him while in his
employ. The suit was settled for $3.50.
Morris Schultz, formerly of Milwau
kec who has for the past two years
been acting as chief electrc n of the
Milwaukee Street Railway Company,
will lose his left eye as the result of m
accident. Schultz was engaged in re-
pairing the overhead wires on State
street bridge, when a piece of hot solder
which he was using fell into his left eye.
During the absence of the family of Il.
A. LaDeaux, cashier for the Armour
Company i'll Rhinelander, someone broke
into his house and, emptying an incu
bator of it's complement of 300 eggs,
broke them all over the interior of the
house. Coming so close after tho burn
ing of Congressman Browns barn, gives
rise to the suspicion that the depreda-
tons are traceable to the same party.
Rev. Carl T. Hintrager of Oshkosh
While seeking for vegetables in bar
rel, seized dead rat AMI in the ex-
element became insane. Shortly after
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NEGLECTED. Her For Papa.

Beautiful Ernesti2e was sobbing as
though her heart would break.
what is 1t, dear?" asked her girl
friend.
after he had proposed, to go up and
see papa"
'What of that?"
"Why, they started playing cards,
and now he goes up to see papa every
night"
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Have the Desire.

Make up your mind to be educated,
and you are already half educated. A
strong desire to be or 10 do any partte-
uaar thing, accompanied by effort, null
tipites your power and throws wide
lie door OF opportunity that leads to
the accomplishment OF your purpose
Success.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-04-15

when in Rhinelander next tune see
F. Hirzy, next door TO the pos ssf G NJ.
sao,;on yiven TO ali kinds OF repairing,
a 1871 All worry guaranteed. A full line
~ aaS ;eselry and opticians goods always
In stock
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-04-15

The amount of indebtedness OF said
township district to complete the pres.
ent school year ending July lst 1904, IS
81, 259.34, less S1,S96.94 cash on hand
will leave a deficit OF S36e.40.
The following amounts are estimated
by the board of directors as necessary
for the support of the schools OF SAID
township during the year beginning July
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-04-15

convincing proof that the kidneys and blad-
der are out Of order.
What to Do.
There is comfort In the knowledge so
often expressed, that DR.. kilmer's Swamp
Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills every
wish in curing rheumatism, pain in the
back, kidneys liver. bladder and every part
of the urinary passage. 1t corrects inability
to hold water and scalding pain in passing
It. or bad effects following use of liquor,
wine or beer. and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to 60 often
during the day, and to get up many times
during the night. The mild and the extra
ordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon
realized. 1t stands the highest for its won-
derfu cures Of the most distressing cases.
If you need medicine you should have tho
best. Sold by druggists in SOC. and ST. sizes.
You may have sample bottle Of tsals
wonderful discovery Ct
more aboutit both sent NJ ssss:I's
absolutely free by mail. .lElsss -
address Or. Kilmer g. Home Of swamp Rocs. !;
Co., Bingkamton. N. Y. When writing men,
ton reading this generous offer IN mis- paper.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-04-15

Hinks-I always like to dine with a
man who knows how to order a din
ner. Binks-Yes; It's almost as good
az dining with man who knows how
to pay for one.
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Easily Acquired.

Hyker (reading)-A physiognomist
says that men who are impulsive and
aggressive usually have black eyes,
Piker-That's right. They are reason
ably sure to get 'em sooner or later.
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sediment or set
ting indicates an
unhealthy condi-
ton of the kid
neys: If 1t stains
your linen 1t is
evidence of kid
ney trouble; too
frequent desire to
pass 1t or pain in
the back Is also
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The Annual Town Merting.

The adjourned town meeting con
vened at the town hall Tuesday after
noon at one o'clock. The nesting was
we'll attended by the taxpayers in GEN.
eral. The eveningibefore a mass meet
mig OF the citizens and taxpayers was
held at the Blue Grass Land Co.'S. Off
ce and the status of the town discussed
The report of the town board Of audit
showed the condition of the town to be
IN rather an unencouraging state of af-
fairs. The different expenditure nee
cessary to conduct the business. of the
town was fixed at the following figures
which different Items were recon-
NEEDED to the town meeting Tuesday,
Goodenow ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50, 000. 90
General 500. 90
Eagle River l. & w 92O. 90
cemetery .........,...,...,..,..,. 800. 90
Outstanding Indebtedness. ......3, 214. 90
Clerks Salary ".,....................... 800 90
Waterworks fund ................... 10000
Highway fund. ....,,.............. !, 102 90
900 90
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Fill bottle or common glass with youy
water and let il stand twenty-four hours: Q
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-04-15
:0FFICAL PR0CEEDIN OF THE COUNTY BOARD

Annual meeting of the County oard of supervisors of Villa
November,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-04-15

PROCEEDINGS OF,ToWN MEETING.
Meeting was called to order by w,
A Bradford in the absence of the chair
man, Upon motion made and carried
MIR. Bradford was chosen chairman.
Report of the town board OF audit
was then read by town clerk Mcintyre,
which is as follows:
Total amount of bills audited
and allowed for which orders
have been drawn. .S32, SAT 80
Amount of orders paid by town
treasurer and cancelled. $50. 81
Outstanding orders put in
| judgment by State Bank of
Eagle River. 961 IS
Bills now on file with the
town clerk for which no Or
dcrs have been drawn...............$3.O5 9.5O
Contract with l.. III. johnson
for bridge at GoodenOw 's.........S6, 6S0.0O
Amt paid on bridge contract. $3.50. 90
Balance due on contract with
L. FL. JohuSon................. $40. 90
Total Indebtedness as shown
above. being judgments in
favor of State Bank OF Eagle
River, bills filed with town
clerk and balance on bridge
contract with L. II. johnson .$13, 34l 80
Due from c & N w Ry Co for
use of water tank four years.. $500 90
Inquiry was made by Atty Geo.
O'Connor as to the status Of the con-
tract with L. II. Johnson for bridge at
Goodenows, and why it was inc uded
in the outstanding Indebtedness. Mo.
tion then made and carried that the re-
port of town board Of audit be laid on
the table.
Report of town treasurer read and
was on motion adopted as read.
TOWN TREASURER s REPORT.
1909 Receipts
April, 9th, Bal last statement. 81 ,S3l As
July, LIST, Reed for license. %, 335 90
Oct. l6h, s. of State Treas.
school Money, act
aid graded schools. 294. AZ
Dec. Goth Reed of Co. Clerk
Co order No. 7897........3l7 80
Mch l4-04 Reed of G. T. Col
man 2 per cent fire
premiums, Observation-Disclosures. 6.93
" 18th Reed of Co. Treas.
state school money!. 6S7.Oo
g 18th Reed Amt of tax
warrant..................... $3.50
18th Reed of Co. Treas.
Co. school money. ~ 100000
1904 Disbursements
Feb. l6 Paid State taX.........S5, 500 "a
Mich 10 BY tax roll short....... 81 Il
Il Paid County tax........l2, 10 10
Is Paid judgments and
interest, ,oof 20
BY school orders paid. L, 50o q
BY town orders paid, .2S. SS5 81
Cash on hand, l6O ~
Total Disbursments.....~$ 79l 20
Total Receipts y, 791 %
The report of the secretary OF the
board of school directors was next read
by the clerk and is as follows.
RECEIPTS.
Amt in treasury last reports 4,69o %
Received from state funds. 6SI w
Collected from town treasurer IL, 49O w
Graded school fund from state. 294 az
Received from County ........2.0OO w
$40, 10 05
Orders issued not yet paid. so 81
~
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The report of the secretary OF the
board of school directors was next read
by the clerk and is as follows.
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.dcfls
.Itll.
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- AdaptabiIity Of Jossph.
brooklyn Life)

brooklyn Life)
He was little saWcd-off rurt with
patches on his clothes.
lie had q cOwlick on his head ana freckics
on his nose,
He was no good at lessons, for me always
hated books.
He quite preferred the mystery o. angle
wClms ANA hooks.
While other fellows eottoued down TO
wisdom prosy way
Joe used 10 pound an ola baseball and
keep it uD all day.
You'd always find that little rUut so full
Of grit and sand
Go dragging everywhere with him a bail
club iu his hand.
guess be used 10 sleep with it. he seemed
10 love tt so.
Tor everywhere that BAH club went alOug
went ruuty Joe.
And SO he kent DC 40 for years until he
was the king
High monkey monk among us. and quite
the proper thing.
one of the chaps a merchant is-ais oust-
ness IS dull.
And ones q minister, who has 10 keep
And one s. lawyer without bfteisi an
other iE "a clcrk
Who measures ribbons iu store, ana has
TO hump and work.
They have to hustle for the stuff, those
fellows who We're WISE
But Joe. the little stub and twist he
seems 90 yank the prize
Hes easy as he used to be; contented,
full of cheer
Hen get tlTeo thousand plunkCls JUST TO
play baseball this year.
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= received it as if IT was entirely and
really news 60 Us.
But" Bob Drone asked. most earn
estly- how was IL that the Ign which
effected so mucl.-"
Travellers sign iusiuuated.
quite So" he nodded. " The travel
ers' sign-which j made just as you.
TO seal Hayne, showed mo-and which
acted perfectly in going up 20 London
was a dead failure coming down 3'
quite simple. replied Seal Hayue,
with reallyoppress painful gravity
and we all wondered how he was going
TO get out Of it. you had made The
sign with your right f0refnger across
your nose from right TO left, had you
note"
Yes, answered Bob Dr0ne
That insisted lis examiner, 'Was
when you were coming up from Ply
mouth TO LoudOn2"
Precisely said Bob Drone
Then my dear fellow. that being SO. -
continued Seal Hayne, with a slight
touch of irony iB his tone. when you
were going down from London 10 Ply
mouth YOU ought
BY Jove" Interrupted Drone sud
denly. II see. I ought to have reversed
the signal"
Exactly asseuted Seal Hayne.
And you should have used your left
land. Thus from Plymouth to London
forehnger Of right hand passed once
over bridge of nose; from London to
Plymouth, reverse the proceedings
'Of course, cried Bob Drone. Fancy
not thinking of that. Well am an
idiot"
Nobody denied it. And we an parted
the best of friends
Go be Continued)
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America All rights reserved.
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Chicago Tribune

HN
"Fifty-fowerth, PLACE" said the mas
senger with the stubby beard ana ca
paciOus upper liD.
The conductor nodded and the street
car sped onward
Presently the conductor pulled the
pei cord, and as the car slowed up he
called ont
FL y-fOurth place"
Why didn't yez shtop at Fifty
fowerth?' demanded the. passenger. re-
sentfulIy. II didn't say Fifty-fowerth
place.
"Tll leave it TO everybody in the car if
you didn't the conductor replied. be-
coming wrathful i'm turn.
That's what he said" spoke up a
dozen other men at once.
Aez ar-re all a pack o. liars" re-
torteo the indignant passenger. making
for the door. I'll get ahff an walk
back, but I'm dom'd if TN liver be polite
10 sthreet ca-ar cOnducthor AGAIN.
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Reflections Of a Bachelor


You never miss the sunshine till the
clouds come bE.
The hand that fits the dresses is the
hand that shapes the world.
Farming isn't what the directions tell
YOU TO do in the agricultural columns
When woman finds man she can't
fatteT she Immediately has respect for
him, so she never respects any at all.
You can tell a lot more about a girls
IDEAS ON any question by the shirt
waists she wears than by the gradual
ing essay she reads.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-12
kentucky Breakfast Food
Boston Post.

What's become Of Henry?" asked
the neighbor of the Kentucky noun
taineer.
Hen? Why he's gone up to AIichi-
gan to work in one of them thah
breakfas food places. All he has to do
IS 10 put tn breaIIfas' food i'm one o.
these hyah pas'ebo'd boxes"
I'm a pas'ebo'd box?''
That's what he says"
How i'm time can a man git a chew
o. tubacker an a jiggeh o. whisky i'm a
pas .eb0.d box SOS hit won't spilIo"
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a Cause for Sadness.


T. Hopkinson Smith. the author and
artist. told this mother-in-law yarn at
Washington, D. c., the other evening:
''Arrah, you're lOOkin' very sad. - said
Pat C'HooIinau. addressing his friend
Denis the other day.
"Oi feel sad" responded Denis.
"Oi've lost my mOther-in-law. I tell
YOU it's hard to loose your mOther-in-
lawl''
Hard, exclaimed Pat. "B'gorFah
it's almost impOssible!"
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Not in His Line.
Phlladelphia Pubic Ledgar)

ITHItaIeIpuIa FuUIII LeuBeI-J
Nov" said the pert salesman. sar-
castically. as he started to put back the
rolls OF silk, cant YOU think of some
thing more 7 might show you. ma am 90
yes" replied the shopper but 7
don't think YOU have it,
What is it2'
More COurtEsv.'
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Too PoIite.

Copyright I'm the United States of
America. All rights reserved.
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lPhiIadeInhia RuIIaLInl

P0dkius-So YOU think Jones capable
OF deceiving q friend?
DOdkinS-NO. none of his friends be-
Heves a word he says.
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VaricOceIe
Structure
Loss Of Manly VigOr
PriYate DISEASES

Newly contracted cases cured All
burning and itching Inflammation and
unnatural discharge stopped in Is hours
cures effeCted-iu days,