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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-28

Once upon Time, there was Cigar
maker Who was Onto his Job, he sue
ceeded in buying Carload Of Swell
Havanna leaf and made Cigars that
taEted like a Mailen's Kiss ard Smell
ed like a Bunch OF Flowers. At the
same time he hired Salesman and
put him on the road. The Salesman
was Pusher FROM Pushtown ami
knew his book. Orders accumulated
in every town he went TO. like a Snow
ball rolling down Hill and the Factory
had TO work Overtime 10 turn out the
Stun. and then could not Keep up. Il
was Great We know that the smok-
ers OF Guthrie are all from Missouri
and have 10 be shown and So in a
Spirit Of charity VIII let up on this
Bunch Of Talk and put you Next to the
most Seductive and Fragrant biz
Smokes that ever came TO Town for
the small Sum Of Eve cents the La
Distinction and oris Club house Cigar
and thai is no Fable
SMITH ARMC IN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-28

A girl doesn't necessarily object TO
a young mans mustache because she
sets her face against Il.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-28

wAnOther club woman, Mrs.
HauIe, of EdgertOn, Wis, tells
how she was cured Of irreguIari-
ties and uterine trouble, terrible
pains and backache, by the use
Of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM:-A while
ago my health began to fail because of
female troubles. The doctor did not
help me. remembered that my mother
had used Lydia II. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound on many oc-
ceaions for Irregularities and uterine
troubles, and felt sure that 10 could
not harm me at any rate to give IL a
trial.
" l was certainly glad TO find that
within a week felt much better, the
terrible pains in the back and side
were beginning to cease, and at the
time of menstruation l did net have
nearly as serious time as heretofore,
so l continued its use for two months,
and at the end of that time was like
a new woman. really have never
felt better in my life, have not had
sick headache since, and weigh 20
pounds more than / ever did, so / un-
hesitatingly recommend your medi-
cine. = MRS. MAY HAULE, Edgerton,
Wis. Pres. Household Economics Club.
- $4,000 forfeit II original Of above fstfsY byOOiag
gsgHiaeHssS cannot BE- produced
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12

wife which fact ia readily believed By
people at Carlsbad who remember tho
ckiplo. One night Haskina came home
and found hla wife with her throat
cut quite dead Tie summoned neigh.
hora and waa soon arrested, ON charge
OF doing the decd himself on account
Of a violent quarrel The day before
The ease was black against hlm. and
only a complete limo ailbis and tho
fact that rig1r mortia bad Bct in when
hiH Witnesses arrived nt the house co.
cured. saved hls ne Tho couple had
two children. which arc to bo sent o.
Bite fathers homo 90 If Worth. Texas.
until liashIna o. able to care fdf thom
Ho was an Inononsirc fellow whom boz
was 90 Carlsbad and no Rosvoll, and
there we're fea who believed him 600
a. of tho crime alleged t1 have been
committed by him Tho real pcrprfr1
tOr 1f tho IyoI .a suu unknown
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12

Union between the prO8by tCriau
church north and tho cumberland
Presbyterian church hGs De- 20 discus.
sod in those bodies for b1mo years,
and now seems to De- ON chs point Of
accomplishment Joint committees OF
the bodies met "a few days ago and
ngrCei upon a basis OF union whereby
the Cumberland church practically
accepts The doctr.nal standards %, the
larger body as adopted in the brief
statement OF tho oformcd faith by
inc Presbyterian NORTH general assem-
bly, To- 1909 This removes the prir
eIpal cause of difference between the
two bodies as the Cumberland branch
we're held t0 De moro liberal on some
points than thc other. and up 10 this
Umc seemed unwilling 90 accept ,he
standards of the Northern church.
Before union can bC effected tlc uc.
uou of tho committee must hc np.
proved hy tho general assemblies of
the two bodies. and then referred by
them Co the prCshytprIos. twotnirds
nl Wnlch must approve the action "a
make Do possible 90 carry % out Ac.
cordins 20 tho report ot the commit
tee tho reports from tho pr, ibytorioF
must bc made TO the general assem-
blisa Boa 1905 This means that tho
general assemblies meeting In May OF
lh.s year must. IN order go carry out
'hc plan. refer u 10 the proshytorlos
Tho union Of those two bodiea VIII
have me effect OF making the North
crn Presbyterian a national organlza.
ton. as me Cumberland body has most
ot its membership In tAe south and
southwest The total membership OF
the two bodies % tz22.27i OF which
the Cumberland churcn has lS51i8.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12

getting modest footholds here ans
there. naptlnts IN the eastern end o.
tbs island make some progress, bot
In Havana they are atlll handicapped
by old troubles They are omclally
ria OF Dr. A. J. Diaz. On that they are
again On possession OF their property.
a thoator centrally located, but d..
pIs8. their ono.tlmo pastor aud repre-.
sentative, holds meetings Ia the street.
Immediately IN front on tho thoator.
and has a daughter, a good cornotlst.
whom ne compela 30 play her best iuat
as Baptist services begin Inside.
Catholics are not making any changes
throughout the island. but IN Havana
they are bending every EFFORT 10 Amer.
.ranizc their church spanish Cath.
olicism 10 being put into the back
ground and American ways into the
foreground. sunday schools are open.
mg. the number of priests 90 each
parish 90 hoing increased. and q gen'
oral bringing up t0 date De- being done
s serious property dispute d. on b.
tween Catholics and tho republic. and
protoatanta are watching for the out.
come. for they will lu "a way. he af
fes,ed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
ARIZONA CEMENT jECTED
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT onJEcr
60 TO BEING BUNcoEo ~ slp
pERs.

The interior department has reject
cd on tho bids submitted several days
aro for the supply OF from 10000 io
100000 barrels 0f Portland cement Co
Che government for the SALT river ir.
rlgat.ou project in Arizona The uct'0n
s the result OF the excessive prices
submitted hy the comcnt manufactut.
cu thC department stating that hrs.
class Portland cement can boz manu-.
fadurcd 40 thc dam a,to ON Salt
river from good materials at hanl
there for Tess than s. barrel ln.
cludlrg iho entire coat of 'ho plant
fuel. operation. etc.
This figure would make a saving uf
about 81 G. barrCl. the department re-
port says, on the basis 0f the lowest
regular BID. of q saving OF $500 600 f1r
10000 barrels. or 100000 f1r 200.
600 barrels. the largest amount t0 bo
supp lod.
Tho department will now consider
tho question of erecting a plant for
the government manufacture of the
cement the purchase of tho supply
lie opeu market. or roadyorilscment oi
bids
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
NEWS OF THE
CHURCHES

TIE book committee haa decided 90
remove tho manufacturing plants Of
he two Methodist book concerns from
New York and Cincinnati. aud Go
locate them ln some town yet 90 be
CHOSEN. Il Ia said TO b. likely that
some suburban town near Chicago will
Do selected. The aim Be- said % bo
economy. aud q Is denied that the
chango will affect the sales depart.
meas in The respective cities Meth.
odiats lead an American religious
bodies In the dissemination OF demon
iselional literature. Book Concern a.
q business term FIRST appeared ln
Moihodlsi parlance in 1900 Tho New
York Concern. dating from that year,
began its work on $500 borrowed CAPT.
tai The Cincinnati Concern. at frgt
a hranch, dates from 1880 There are
branches in san Francisco. Kansas
Gliy. Chicago. Detroit. piuaburg ana
Boston. and che sales OF an the Con
cerna and branches reach almost So
900 zoe a year Formerly tho New
Vork Concern was much the larger,
bat q has been distanced by the Gin.
oinnail Concern ga lgto years. because
Cincinnati o. In the very center of
Methodist strength Since their or
raniEation these Concerns have sold
70 Moihodista literature 90 the value
- sc 900 600.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
EnnIIah VIear,a EaIIurs

Rev r. O. Fillngham. the English
viaar who came recently to this coun.
~ 70 inaugurato an anti-ritualistic
1guaaae similar 20 tho crusade OF the
Wickilne preachers Ia England. an.
nsaaces that he has received 90 much
aavice against Kenst methods IN
Anorloa that he viii. instead OF row
10 the churches. start an educational
movemont through tho newspaper.
ho had promised the bishop OF Fon
a. lac to visit bis diocese and raise
a disturbance hut now says ho will
Instead go 20 Cincinnati Tor a stay OF
Week aud the SCUM % rest ria
oEorta TO secure Baptist Methodist
nRd other pulpits from which 20 hurl
invociives against ritualistlc Eplsbo.
paiiann have failed because he has
beea denied entrance 20 them. and
apiseopalians have thwarted hls plans
seenuae they agreed "a advance 90
qaeuFa without protest any dignity
10 might heap upon them. lie says
PasalVe assistance is not 20 his liking:
tAat he could accomplish more h ar.
rested and locked up. From behind
HFiaoA bars be could talk 10 an Amer.
lee. Permitted 10 talk as much AZ he
'aea. be foll "a, 90 HE crusade The
tWo episcopal blshopa 20 whom he
haa written open letters have ignored
na
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12

I've action OF the book committee
musl be- approved ay the Methodist
general conference before q becomes
eHociive. ana % is lntimatod that
strong objection win be- brought 90
YEAR on that body from Ncthodista ln
the cast rho general conference
mccts ih Los Angoloa. Cal. in May
4 % said that the eastern members or
the book committee opposed the rec.
concentrations made in tho report. but
being q minority they we're defeated.
Eastern Mcthodists feel that a pub.
Ashlng house IN the east % an advan.
iage % Thorn and therefore 20 the
Methodist body. because % lends a
prestige that would Boz lacking were
Toe plant tn be- removed 90 the west
Leaders feel that the economic advan.
tags OF such removal would DO more
ihAn Offset by the loss 10 eastern
MethodlHm For these reasons east.
era delegates 60 tho general confer.
onca will oppose the approval OF the
recommendation OF the book commit.
iee. and &, ls AZ least eastern opinion
hat the opposition viii prove strong
enough 10 prevent the carrying out
~ the committees recommendation.
Tho book committee o. 20 meet again
iust before the meeting Of the general
conference and % a. ukoly that the
sHhiCct will bo then again takon up
sac a. effort made 10 modify the re-.
pert 10 The general conference.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12


AN Roman Catholic bshops of
America have been notified from
Rome OF an International exhibition
which a De- planned 90 hold in the
Latoran places from November next
tIll May, 1905. in connection with tho
mission OF cardinals are IN charge OF
hitioth anniversary OF tho Dcdniuon
ut the immaculate Conception. A com.
The plans and q ls expected that there
viii ho gathered from every point OF
the world articles which are ln any
way connected with tae worship OF
The Virgin Mary. Some Of tho thiaFs
specially mentioned are palntnra and
statues, books on the subject. church
ornaments and vostments and musical
works. An interesting exhibit viii be
a collection Of medals. seals and coins
bearing the figure OF the Virgin. In
connection with the anniversary oele.
bratlon, which falls December ) next.
tho composer Peroel, VINO 10 the friend
Of the pope, and who Is held 10 be
responsible Tor the latter'B recent
declaration regarding church music.
Will produce a new oratorio with the
Immaculate Conception AZ the theme.
Sacred concerts will be- a feature OF
the exhibition which will DO on the
hrat hoor of tho Latoran palace. the
inner court uoing rooted with glass
and used for a concert room.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
UNIVERSITY NOTES
The New EIOculIonlSl- Soms Inter-
GStlHg entertainments,
SOCIAL ClUB FORMED

Hiss Flora 10 sohacner arrived u
Albuquerque ou Monday tu take
charge OF Che wors 'n c'oeutou and
physical culture in Che University on
tuesday ahn gave Two UuIul auIe 90
iegu0na before ihu students az ne
assembly period Miss schnrGor ~
a splendid ruadDl ani aii uuduu0ted'
y oArry on tho WORK. successfully. ~
her stgII1 in tho library buIIding she
vl take private pupils UUd f"fm
tlaasaa Cor such as lOaIro.
President rlght described ll lle s.I.
DENTS on Thursday fh0 wonders of
Niagara Fails uia Interesting tals
vaa made more 600 with ihf ai1 81
soroopteon views
70 show their continued IulDIes, In
thrip alma maIuI fbs ALUMNI have
consented to 600 ono ISSUE ot tho % 81.
A. Weekly o. aIli Rpp.ar in about
three weeks
Prof uorifor BEL moss ..u.Iu. uHi
.lp advou.slus material lnr iho Ear.
nest Gamble concert tour The nrst
date ia Tor 90 raso where Coo company
Will appear March o.
10 vary thoir prorram coo Esir.Oa
s1cl0ty has decided to hold IA mock
ral at their next meeting % b un.
daraiood chat an Indictment for uhud
larceny viii bo tried
Faraud tho banjo performer Nli
tb nt ihc opera house neNt Monday
uIsbt This ls one of iho loading AZ.
fractions of tho local lecture course
under Toe auap.o.. of Wa school Oft
music
The Tr Alpha fraternity held 's
regular meeting at their room. .n fbr
library building laGt night
a social club BIAS boon formed Uy
| tho students of toe university with
I r. % Kelley go president o. Ia tht
purpose OF the organization Co hold
periodical gatherings in tbo ban of ne
/ school, oi music.
The executive office uns jusi recgIy.
sd from me samuel Copp.Da Envelope
I Co.. of st Louis 10000 envelopes %
1o used aa advertising Tor ,ho Astfu.
ton
This afternoon at tlp IaII grounds
.he nrht lutoucb0hat.0 base bnu ramo
10 being played between tho Varsity
and thc Albuquerque INDIAN school
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
IT'S a srAYER
Comes Quickly but u Comes 10 staY
How an Albuquerque Citizen oct
RID Of o.

Gomez early. stays late
30 stranger can to moro unNei
come.
Makes lifc a misery all LAY iohg
Keeps you awake nights.
lrritatea you. spoau your temper
DO you mioW this unweicomo guc1tT
Eyer have ~ come and say Wis
youf
Know what Il iB1 Bczoma.
u you ever had any itchlnsss Of mo
skin
You knoa hov hard Il s to shake
n on
You would lIse 20 know how 70 DO
ug
let AN Albuquerque men loii y0u
Read hl8 statement that follows
A. &C. Whitcomb. nursery. corner
Eght and TO ,raa ats., says. Ia ny
estimation lhoro u no ointment for me
purpose that n % ua0d that can squal
poan'a There was a spot aoioW ny
knee which annoyed m6 'of ton year..
Unlike eczema Il asa not spread out
but at times n itchcd % 8naaporat
lngly, particularly aftor 4 went 10 hed
~ sai by the atovo. thar / scratched
b until % Hmhricd before relief came.
tried every salvo ana oinment !
anne acroasi wnon one dld not halp
/ bought another and slapped % on
Roading about Doana Ointment in'
duced mo b. go 20 the Alvarado Fhar.
macy and pay tourists ior a boz. 10
q fow days tho itchiEoas ceased ana
the NE of the part Affected Wa hiii.
ga for up 20 date. and q 70 nov oFer
Ok montha oinc6 stopped tao ugo
% the aalvo there has not a aymptom
Of lts appearance"
or aaio BY al dealers Price % cents.
Ftlaior Miibum 90. Bu0aio. ~ "
sole agents Tor tho United States.
Remember tho name poaa's--ana
take no Substitute x35
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12


Ne Roman Catholic society for tho
observation OF the faith among IN.
alaa children ia seeking TO gain q
membership OF 400 .O0O each member
% pag an annual foe % 20 cents. lie
a1at annual report has Just been pub.
hnhee. and shows receipts OF $50. l2g
Mere than half OF this came from the
oloeeae Of Cleveland aud the arch.
eleteas OF Philadelphia. in which In.
aiaa missions have many frionus. The
aeoe'y was suggested By the late
Archbishop COrrlgan OF New York.
40 vas started IN 1901. lie work Ia
e,Eeeaed from Washington, and ls a
nafa % the Indian WORK formerly done
a government expense, but carried on
~ religious bodies. Catholic and
Psoteatant ~ few years ago govern.
ment support was Withdrawn from an,
ceueiug some hardship, since several
staiioas bad erected buildings az large
oaat Especially was this the case
vita mlaslons OF the Catholic church.
PFoteata were unavalllng, and now
p'traie contributions take the place
q saf a. possible OF public grants.
hodies other than Catholic have with.
srauh from the work almost wholly.
leaving q 10 local Protestant hands.
ne society mentioned la devoted 20
vera Tor the children o. Indian Cath.
0lles. conspicuous among which are
Ne famous Occur q Alonra 90 Idaho.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
HARD LUCK CATTLE STORY
a sAE BERNARDlNo MAN SAYS
CATTLE m ARIZONA ARE BEING
oAoT.

Jack Moore has Just returned from
a visit OF several weeks at the home
OF bic brother, W. ~ Moore. a. Phoo.
niE. Arizona. RE reports tho stock
raisera there facing heavy loss a. the
result OF the dry weather. Thousands
~ sattlo are dying on the ranges and
he situation Is becoming more sarl.
ous avery day Il has become a daily
practice for the 8tockmen 10 tour their
raugea with rifles and KIN the ans.
mails that have fallen from starvation.
Reaontly quite q large number OF
mines about the country were bought
40 ~ an English syndicate and sew.
erd 81 these properties were teated
Nv Mr. Moore FOR ,ie purchasers -
Sea Bernardino Tlmes-lndex,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
AGRICULTURE IN NEW MEXICO
A FARMERs INSTITUTE At LAS
CRUCES At WHICH VARIOUS M.
rEREsrlSe TOPICS WERE DIS
cu6sEp

The other afternoon a Farmers DO
titutc meeting was held at Las Cru.
ces. DOna Ana county. Profossr Tins.
ley was elected chairman OF the meet.
ng and g. ID Case secretary. y. q.
Barker spoke ON celery" stating
that celery viii not do well On New
Mexico on account OF the hot dry Cli.
mato pffossor Garcia however,
showed that by delaying tho trans.
planting into the hold until August.
be was able i0 secure a fine crop OF
firm stalks. free from blight PROBES.
Hor TnslOy spoke OF tho successful
growing OF This crop In the pecos val.
ley and drew the conclusion that II the
necessary water could bo had. the cll.
mate would prove 90 be an right Pro.
fcss0r Vernon talked on tho Rotation
~ cattle Feeding 90 Alfalfa Growing
and cited tho results OF the various
feeding tests az tho Experiment STA.
ton Professor Hare and G.. - Case
followed discussing the Same subject
ID klrcher gave some points on the
growing of clover seeds. Frank WIN.
llams read an interesting paper on
"Tho Most Profitable Field Crop VITA
the Exception Of Alfalfa" Professor
Scott and Vernon discussed the same
subject
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
A vsr closs COL.

% stuck % my engine. although oy.
cry Joint achod and every nerve was
rackod with pain, writes q. W. Bella.
my. locomotive fireman. of burllng.
ton. Iowa. a was weak and pale.
without any appetite and an run down
AS { was about 90 give up. . got a bot.
De OF Electric HittcrH, and G'.or TAX
iug o. I felt ns well aa / ever dld in
my NE" weak. Hickly run down poo.
pie always gain new hfo. strength and
ugor from their use Try thom Sat
IsfactIon guaranteed by al drurglsta
i'rirc go cents
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
TINE BOHEMIAN PIANIST
a oREAr ARTIST ON rHE PIANO
BUT THERE ARE OTHERS
EQUALLY As GREAT.

Although only small audience
greeted OtIokar Malok. the Bohemian
pianist. a. the Elka theatre last might.
no part OF tho lengthy aud oKtrava.
CANT program was diarcEardcd aud a'l
who saw him and heard hls music
wore well pleased
10 was only the lovers 1i maslc
that went and % was only those with
the musical ear that could appreciate
Tho program was most classical
Oitolar MalDk did not fascInato hi.
audience with bis ungalnly appear.
anco. but tho moment bia nngers BE-.
gan playing over the Keys OF the plano
his uncouth show ~ apparel. 0yef
long dark locks Of hair and stopped
shoulders, were forgotten and ths
house roiaDsod into a semi comatofe
condition, 90 ho aroused by repeated
applause and az tho hhish 90 realise
that two hours had quickly passed and
that the performance was over
Herr Ott0kar re- good musician. an
artist with much temperament and
technical ability butnOt without a peer
for there are many American a. stl
as European musicians. who rank his
equal. and be ls not really ho great
artist that hls managers would have
tho public believe.
However the music lovers ~ Albu
quorquo have every reason Co be- graz p
ful "a Meaara loarnard and HertzoF
On bringing hlm here. as % ls seldom
That auch as be- comes thla way
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12

Yesterday afternoon. AZ tho Central
Labor Union hall the Typographical
Union. No. 3Oi. held a regular meet.
ing. and after tranaaciing routine busi
ness elected the following officers Tor
the ensuing year:
President. 8 BiT sk.
Vice proaldtnt-C. n. Starr.
Financial secrotay-H ~ Wyn.
kCOp.
Executive Committee ,. stroth.
or q, W. Crane. J. J. Cringle
G. y. starr. 3 NJ Wynkooi. O. ".
Crane. w. M Aston and n. ". Wyn.
koop. delegates 90 the Contrhl labor
Union
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
MATHEMATICIAN RhsumaLIlm cur.a.

William shauer a brakeman OF
Donnis0n, ohio, was confined % his
bed for several weeks with innamma.
tory rheumatism. = used man rem.
cIlos.' no gaya Finally sent 10
McCaW'B drug store for a bottle OF
thamberiainB pain hahn. % when
time I was unable 30 use hand or foot.
and 10 one weeks time was able 20 go
90 work a. happy AS "a clam ior
sale by ail dru Fialg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
i've MILLION POUNDS OF GUANO
PARTY FROM DOUGLAS EXPLORE
a CAVE m THE MOUNTAINS
WITH SUCCESSFUL RESULTS.

a pssty from Douglas. Arizona, who
visited al old cave ia the mountains,
twoAty-avo miles east Of Douglas, dis.
covered q valuable deposit OF guano.
which ecoording 90 a conservative es-
Innate contains no less than 200o.00O
pounds.
The cave proved 90 Do oi great d.
monalons. one OF the apartments
measuring thirty by forty fest.
George Reay a member OF the par
~ zoos made the discovery that the
a0oH Of the cave was covered with
guano. Tho depth OF tho deposit 10
not yot known. but an estimate places
ne amount al 100000 pounds, which
has q market value OF $40 per ton
A company will DO formed for the
purpose 0f taking out the dop0ait
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12

a cold. doop.scated on tho lungs.
causing pneumonia, h that OF AIRS.
Gertrude 81 Fenner. Marion. ind, who
vas entirely cured By the use OF one
Minute Cough Cure she says; '"rho
coughing and atrnining 90 weakened
ne that { pan down n weight nom
lfi 20 % pounds / uied q number
% remedies 20 no avail until / used
One Minute Cough Cure, our bot.
Ties OF this wonderful rtwedy cured
nae entirely OF the cough, strength
ened nay lungs and restored NE % my
normal weirnt. health ana strength. "
SOLE by an druggists.