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The Florida agriculturist., 1905-12-27

one to you and the readers of your
publication. You have always been
most kind in publishing Sunshine
news and again l want to thank you.
There would be very little use of the
workers at headquarters were it not
for the assistance of the public press.
I'VE still consider ourselves a news
paper club. although our membership
now reaches all over the world, and
takes i'm all kinds of members and
workers of all denomina tions. Our
dueS-a kind deed-can be paid by
anyone. no matter what part of the
world he may be in.
''Our Christmas greetings will go to
every state i'm the Union. Gift for
warded to us are sent out early, so as
to bit sure and go into the stockings
the night before Christmas. If my re-
quest does not conflict with other Sun
shine work being done by your news
paper. l should be glad to have you
publish my Christmas plea for the
little ones.
at would be hard to make a plea
for our little ones that will touch your
hearts more than these little lines
from MaXwell's Talisman:
'.Just look at all the faces of the
children peering out,
SO wistfully from the tenements. that
you could cheer. no doubt
And then there's many cripple, wee
that lies upon a cot,
And just blooming rose would bring
the sunshine to his lot
''The world is full of little hearts
that crave but just to know,
The little kindness you could give and
brighten to glow.
Be, be cheerful giver, then, and if
your purse is thin,
Jrst give the touch of nature that
makes the whole world kin"
1--WE need hundreds of dolls. jack
knives. books. toys. games. boxes of
| candy. etc. to put i'm the stockings
of the little folks who heretofore have
| looked i'm vain. These two children
James Montague tells about:
See them doIlies. baby? Thems for
little girls
That has worn furry jackets and
pretty flowing curls.
Santa Clause ill take 'em an 'stribute
every one
| Among them happy children-wOn't
they just have fun?
''We amt got no dollies, baby, mean
you
Must stand here looking at 'em and
wonder what we'd do
| If he got mixed up somehow in paSsin'
'em around.
An left a pretty dolly at our house
safe an sound.
Il think we'd just go crazy if we had
one of these
| Big, blue-eyed. yellOw-haired ones.
with all them pretty clO'eS.
We'd pet an hug an love it whole
lot more. I'll bet.
Than any pretty rich child that ever
had one yet
But that won't never happen an
baby. you an me.
Are havin' all the Christmas We'll
ever see.
| Come on! let's be gOin'. 1t makes me
awful blue
To think they're all for others to
| play with-Don't it you?''
Let us all do just a little-just
| enough to stop the sObbing of the child
The Florida agriculturist., 1905-12-27
FOR THE WEEK.
The Golden Mean.

The Golden Mean.
He that holds fast the golden mean,
And lives cOntentedly between
The little and the great,
Feels not the wants that plncn tne
Nor plaques that haunt the rlch man
door
Embittering all his state.
TIE taIlest pines feel most the power
of wintry blasts: the lOftiest tower
Comes heaviest to the ground,
The bolts that spare the mountain
side,
His cloud-cape eminence divide,
And spread the ruin round.
Translated from Horace.
You can only be in right relation
shin with other men when you meet
with them in the light of an ideal,
when YOU unite with them in the
great purposes which are part of the
movement of the ages. which are part
of the elemental forces of the universe
which can lift the world. And when
YOU do unite with men in that funda-
nart of the snrit of God against every
wrong Won know. impelled by your
love of the right learning wisdom by
patience by endeavOr, then Will YOU
and your fellowmen again become
mowers. hnd so emDhasizing this
fundamental relationship. we are all
united together in that one Dact-to
worthiIv defend that trust of trusts.
Al II ix-fr,
feel that the world is better TO-
dav than if has ever been before. but
I doubt if any of us consider it good
enough What we need TO do is to
bring orr oOsDeI TO bear uDOn the
problems of our dav that we may
show an emancpated twentieth cen
fury humanity that good fellowship is
not enOn"h. nor svmDathy nor charity.
brt that what God commands is the
clean life ard the heInful life. which
grow ont of love for Him as seen in
our felJOwmen. Tt is only the few
who have had the vision of this old
oosneI under the new fOrm.-OScar r.
Hawes.
To-heIn toward the fulfilling of the
world better place. is surely the
desire of us all.
We have seen to what heights we
may attain through the dignity of
labor. II is the common lot of man tO
serve. But how?
In humble wavs first of all. the
preliminary and initial stems; small
as acOrnS in the soil. expanding germs
of MIGHTY oaks: aS the hidden seed
least of all seeds if NAV he. enriched
and evnanded. aided by the combining
Of oil the "reat forces of the universe
which can lift T1n the world.''
Combined humble efforts. the Dri
many stems led to the ideals we must
ever keen in view TO those hai"htS
ssN-herenn lie rennse.,, rnnnSe is neNer
The Florida agriculturist., 1905-12-27

The following letter from Mrs Al
Gen VIII speak to all of Christmas
needs. and reasons for Christmas ap-
peals:
Dear Sunshine Editor: 1t is SO
The Florida agriculturist., 1905-12-27

This letter gives a vague idea of
the enormous amount of work at
headquarters, not only at Christmas
time but all the year round.
MRS.B RADT.
The Florida agriculturist., 1905-12-27

ToeheID toward the FIJI
divine commands. and I
world q better place. i
desire of us all.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10

heels visible They stay under from a
~ do their diving n night. When the
lake has been Quiet have heard the noise
mad. BY the bubbles they caus. Wh!Ie do
ing this NJ least . mile away. When they
have f1lled their large laws 70 the limit
they proceed tc sort out such parts os
they want ard eat them leisUrely.
when autumn approache: they take T.. to
the rocks and high places. where they i've
on yellow birch and white willow tops
] have seen them stand on their hind legs.
reach the top Of q birch tree hfteen feet
above the ground. snap II on. and then
pull Oh the young shoots. In the win
ter they sustain themselves on uchens.
ground hemlOck and white cedar.
when the snow becomes deep and the
Temperature In far below yerO they herd
together In some dense cedar swamp and
trSmple down the snow. Oten as many
as sixty gather at one time In this way.
The moose are provided with n coat "f
hair fou! and five inches long as pro-
lection against the cold. Against wolves
and other natural enemies the!- chief
weapon II their ability to kick accurately
IN ali directions with all four legs Their
sim6s are long and veil rnusclcd ond any
wolf that ventures within = radius Of six
feet OF them Is A. good AS Eo:c. ]: -
only In the spring. when they are weak
and run dcwn. that wolves ever attempt
to attack them.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
oulcksll YER MINES AIDED
bY DISCOVERY OF COAL.
QUesaloo - POe1 Nee Deeo Solves -
Oeee0t 0ooeOv.
REPU BlIc SPECIAL.

RE:Pl BIIc SPECIAL
San Antonio. Tex. De-" S-n.scove'y
Of coal Of Q god quality In BrewSser
County. where the quicksilver mines os
Texac are located. has induced an sx;en-
Give development In that section o: th..
state The coal md has been concealed
from many persons up 10 now. but the
fact that there - ample fuel has become
known
Rrcwste. County - the principal min
eral section Of Teas - Tar ~ has been
discovered. In addition fo aHicks'iSef:
which n being produced IN commercial
quantities there II said to b. copper and
silver and gold. For long time the f.w
miners who worked the quicksilver de
posts in the Teri!nGua district cf Brewster
county used the scattering and ssIutbF
mss1uite wood 10 BE- had there FOR fii-i
A year aGo the country had been cleared
cf ri. wool for N great = 6ls'aEc. mat
IL VAS Improbable to bring fuel to ,ta
mines she distance Vas 40 krra': and th'-
only means ~ transportation being on
burro hack The work vas almost s,,s-
pended when coal Was discovered
4 mir" owner from that remote diSsf'c'
state! saAt afov' 30 tons of coal ar" :or
Eeii.x taken OF; and used In the m.:ii <
an! smelling operations there each m sn':
Two coai mines are nov being operate:
ON. il situated seven miles north 81 ih';
big B-nd Pos; Os!io- and 'he other - '''l
fni!.S northeast. Tn. vein t. th!"" ai''i
on"-hai. fee: 20 i've feet thick.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
DEs MONIES RAILWAY SUIT.
Compromise May Follow Order "f
District COnrt.

Dcs Moincs L. . Dee ?-The Dos Ioinss
(Y,y RAILWAY COMPANY must defend i,s
ti,l. ." its S.s..s. property :n the courts.
according ." the joif't decision rendered
to-day by Judge Howe and Judge Brennan
in Distric. Court.
Tus. court held that sh- civic League
was barred from bringing suit. but thai
the entrance "f che stat. %. Iowa iD'"
,h.. ..s. rna,i.s the attack .r :hc railway
Franchise legal. Th"r" viii be ITO app. =,
and ,i,c courts WIn now b. called upon 80
dec lie whether or noc Tn" franchise "a
gsos
In ,h. meantime 81 il probable tta. th~
SrfiY. question may D." settled by a con-
pY"m;ss. giving 't" railway a twenty-five
wear contract. ~ 'h. expiration of which
,ha ci.y viii purchase m" system
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
MEXICAN RANCH OWNERS
WANT BETTER CATTLE.

.Epi .I.ic SfE1IAs.

fEPi Ii-i' - II lax.
Saa Anton, Tex. fec ?-Mex.caa
farmers and .pnsh oWIrT> ar. pure hasit
extensively ~ sish-ersf~ ca;,.- % bee:
breeds for hseed,ng Tpurpos"- a. -"
ranches of the ReSuesr. A. T. Graham.
general manager Of the Ia cruz Plsnts-
zion. rear Monterey. has been IN this ssr-
s.og. a. T~aA. for several day- arranging
for the ss.r-eH. % n .reinloa: q! fire
rassIe TO lie us.d on III. ranch 81. III. COM
pany
Nearly sveTy cattle -arc,. IN northern
Mexic. has Secuted In the last s~w years
breeding a-i!Tais ro grad" ~ the stock On.
.te rzng.. Ts~ YaR.i' !s becoming s.o-
s>rYssi~ "a The better ciass % ca.',. seen
Ia Mexican rss;L'~s
Nsp.rS. car.i. T.en W~." very I'd
st.os.. attempting 10 ,YU~.rrs ses:sr stock
and While II las b~.n Year, since ~.
V.xas ,n-4horn .easei 20 Do common
s.xh.. .h. sYrh cows o. Mexico ar. etl..
IN III ~. ,or:iy Il. -. Eeqga!ic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
COLORADO TRAINS COLLIDE.
Employees Seriously Injured. Sev
eral Passengers Bruised.

Topeka NAs Dee. s-EAs:hour8 Ta..-
fo-r..a SssssrEe. tram No. 6 on the A.
cs4s0n. To..As ard santa Fe RA!.AA Ay
rg.l,t.~d has1-pr With az ezra FIRE -4h; .,
C...o~a. soto ~a:ly so-'5ay.
Tas engines yer. ea1.y smashed. the
-aI ra-. a. tryr.s> car. 6earJ.sd .AS
Sag. car = " cl,s Fargo refrigerator car
o. Ihs pa>--age. ;:a.a ard seven nox ca.s
Ne G-ns iissS:-
sever. ;..ss-Ssrs ~sr" severely
s-uss... ard Exp..s. Messenger strong
ar. Maj Clerk " oa1s Os:. seriously IA
g-s.8 q s.G.crs.An...x % o!.s!s -
cc..zv.! 20 have LED To- tie Coi.isic...
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
FINDS WAIF ON DOORSTEP.
Baby Boy Discovered hv Mrs. VI.
T.. Mc.\ionc of Leonard Ave.

baby boz. weeks old. neatly irssSc!
an! comfortably w-fi:'.i IN . white h'.r-
S-,. Wa -; "n No doorstep 81 :-oa: q!
81. h"iu" - NrS " r Nc.t!sIr. ~ M.
." S'!.s feur.a.i ay"nC". Friday nislt.
shortly -I'r". :. O'clock
WOMAN .i.'i-.i II black t,rrSs s'1i
wearing a i'a-v black Veil placed the
'at.y an the l"oi-r.u. Tar.S the front -Ciour
-. !! arl,. lJ.g-i.G away. Mrs l.rAian. an
SN.T.G =" -. and saw 'te woman as
So waS running down -" street -"
t6Hu .Ii~"rs"F-G thu. IA k.c." -.,a. la!
,--v .Hsf - I.' r'."
Mr. N"I'ui.. took Tho waiT ;lt~ her
u1.a" aDi sent :or =, policeman "a a:r,i-
man Edmond ~ :" ct -hc Ninth District
'..1A IT,. -fN 'G- sr--. A. it.n!
f-~.s. ami FIS- s,S.Ut.s
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
WANTS neR RUNAWAY
SON FREED FROM ARMY
REP, hi..c. si'Ec7Ai-

NeH York. Usc s.-N,, Ella ii. Furceii.
Nayo? B:r.h 90 ~: 30 have her sJ..
Timothy A. discharged from ts~ army.
gke says the boy N only !. years - age
He :An Away from ncsae q mont. 1So.
ara she recently received q I...~. from
h:n saying tha. be - IN VIE SiS;e~n..,
Battery. Field Artillery. ~ Fo:r L~s:ec-
worth
Cosooes ChaYiss z Dean. IN command
hss written TIA. TIE eniy nay :" ssrure
the boys jiscsargs sror. toe amy 10 -
e ma.e : sn. ns csx. .,a-s ~.
y hen he snls0:ed
Mss Purcell! seps 'hss she ~osid rather
- her son % % c51sSa for false es.ltz:-
0@D0 sAA0 re0aio . IL Amy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10

South Dakota Man Proposed 4"
Be Comfortable.
prps-prIc SpEC1AI

REspti R1lC SPECIAL.
IsOnesteei, :. D.. Dec. S-A etcam- heat.
inK plan, in sod house - one 81 the
latest signs that the star Of ctshazAtois
Is steadily vending IT'S way westward.
The home az Frank Gtll,spe. farmef
near this city. Is now heated with q
thoroughly modern plant. Just installed
by AN Eastern heating appliance manu-
sactCrer
Gillispe Is well-to-do. and says he has
not had tine to erect brick home. hut
does not intend TO 20 without the conl-
forts Of steam heat The sod house -
verv satisfactory to him. but the stoves
which h. has previously used did not
give satisfaction. and he resolved upon
tn. use Of the more modern method.
While the sod home. occupied By tho
the exterior. its interior IL most COM
for;ably fitted up and finished y has
seven rooms, all of wkic;, are % Gh.ral
size The s;canl-heasing plant. instead oc
being installed In a basement. IL located
Inc one Of The. rooms. adjoining the
kitchen. which is also user! store
roo'n Here the boiler stands and r. con-
..ecte,l with the radiators the same ~ is
would be II located IN .he cellar Of q fra
Iram. or brick dwelling.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
MAN SETS FIRE TO BARN.
stable Ichind .lun-s Saloon IL
nii.d hv an Inr"niiaF,.

A. unidentified man So; :'r~ 80 \ harm III
;h~ ..a- o. jung saloon - NJ - car
f"il StTr''. Friday night H. sttE.r,'inc
AZ nti shirt with Ca, ~ --i thc; git
inS tHr ss-:a'a; IN" .ls2c MAS tis.ps-
cred ~ Jacob tE0E. cane. g.. IN iT1I-
sr'l
HTs liza hD;n and b. irush-~r Mis- =
ftls Roth. nETr standing - their rP-C''.
'nrs say. TaTiy friday nlsh' vN'r ne i.
Hf-n"H man s'-l-. match in III
- sh.r Nt'-r -'s-tuS f-. ~ rst. sut
onto ;H' ~t-"-- ard .fsspJ -rs' otto
h!i-k. en-: " - carroll ~'-..t SrlS fs
..'.a >.v ~. rasC -. -EH 'T.-7 III.
~ Bic ard S-t!"ysS @" csa i...1-.sy h.n. !.
zr.4.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
NOVEL CAlKlNG SAVES SHIP.
El"und.r and FIy" E.i> 'lose
uul. IN III. Hull.

Nrw York .-- a-E-.-a =. H-iE
g. ~ 81. th- = .rdlusv.a1 ..E~ .r.ch
.,s-'S-f. r. Hes-sS Ss-- f"U.S -aio - rAa
-. .st-r -tv=lz q -1-,-E s~r-' @: -E- la:s
C2st
TO- sr-zf srta hsylg. i-s' sE.-.z,l.--.., ~
~. -.Ag~-~i.S r. N1t-rVa. = h-- on No
gss-'- - =. she -.Ts5S - fEsA TS- -..DI-
.s-ovt-s t-~uSrir-- stE- tlN '.a. .re
Nr-se. ras h~sr5r-, a; issl-s:Snc- TN.--~
t-- ~~~ Eh"-srs- s-s = a.. EtHN-<
f--s1s4~-i sr-i -Ary :. .--,.~-.4 tEa- q "a
g. -E~ -lr-~- r. tzs sslr -; lr,.a Ssy:
- -arr sd fN- GELS ~ -rtz
r--' zg= - -"z-r' s-a-- f.1-.. -
rI.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
NO RACE SUICIDE
NOW N CHICAGO
Settlement Hou>. Woman Club
Gives Refreshing Returns-onc
Precinct Reports Thirty Six
Mothers and Two Hundred and
Eft, Two children.


''n' 49,. Ii-r. "-Eef~ w.. t.-a'h.rG
e ."'1.-.s.ls Oxygen w.- u"is. .i'."
irt"T-a d -"'rtl--! g...- -. ~; r.nEs-n'
va a h..r.i-ih., tue 's,'sre cIuasosna;.
''tai'ahS ,"-tr;'ion ,Ht' -. s.gs~rnItu
snuu- iuH:ssGtts and Hr.~ would Ste
'-nr1 Bgd a.. .Nrrsx~ f.!I t-inv two chil-
dt"n :" 1-'a-T the rc:grrIs from the
south ; Sa~ Ef-"inrts ss,- iiti'~ u-vr.1'~'
-, rh,os < 'hr r"s..lc nsrre-r g: tn
az" a., 'ar.~ not enough - o-sr: Iar
~srdS
Th-n rctI-r- hcs.r =, co--s~ .r, FROM ~,
u,rtn~r-- ,@ti. Sar ,',.b gs,. .n axcr-
az 81 'h-"" sfi oa" BALI Hopr ,sii:-a
III. N"trans ,'gr = S-''ticm-rt hogs".
y" ~ &r-n';rs- avenue. ~Hs read from
~ 'h- reforms '~safs - cor;l. ~ Ec;-, -.-
rr snt took EH-ITi-'-0ErGt i.srs tafnr.
30 mai ;~su''r ~cT7 rrr.''.",i Ery~ k,r
r",r'.-oa cT;ir"iy t. last tuiiF,tn read
.'7-atrt .z,~ .1~-na.'. fr~.-at at 49,
no iius To'H' -smt-r - ch!l5=.- -
tar's,i - as-raSr aga1s~r e ch!iJr.a
T. ~ts ,.ss :, o.s,,c. uhra Ms E.--
mar f.lAe-rtsin bod resilient u -,
Arr ;ssa as'-'flN s.:;,-rns7t hCgss ans
30 tfs r5Hu-r-s q thA ii;cis .Igr-N,-n a- :
Mn -Rv q; - gave ys.isl 'he rves;IcS
The ,5r~--Rl Frtcra-.a- = Women.
r1u'ra -rr-a--.I ~ Fs.k~rst1f- ..-ss
.~ss s.s.sf a. -hs -.uts sa ire CITY = G. 3.
zee. r' 'z'a~tfsV HEast-s rhs -G--.h-r z
~Hsl-'rsrs - "N~--f HHsh f-aEh-E Th- T-a-Er
-. rr-- "rN1s fEs1 - sa--sG~ ,faf :
cr- - -se --cs- ;Hss-fs; -r~--.-< tH -s~
pro-. TO- - ~ar~ Ss.-i.+ taat S.l~ E:s-
- 10y FNa.i -r-'c-~. -. - - z7-.-
r~'s-T O. - 1E- ~. I -ts' -. r---.- =
r--s~'t' vg's.f - > srf.- AT
s.sfr -H- -r---s-~ - FNH.- 30 i-rr
NJ >-st, Eiis-sa-r. -a,lFs :~s s-,.~-
tar
-~-,i~,' HrS E.'s-rla-.
NJ Gsrx'~
s'NE-- a-ars.-g.-1 &r< pa-H
'-''~v f'-st~rlsk Nl-tH.t-. s.=i-y, :T--
ss---ts-s-
..-s- -rs;--E..J ,;-s :: LIZ sG.-.
'-e ~-f- F-Ff-
CAMP E1-ss Eei.- 49, HONOR
~. sHe-v-STy -l--'f-'-ss. f-z- - ~
ss.rr r--r ~s-s-s ..7T = r. , - -s=--t--- -
~, r-a.-r -"z.s-+fs-' "Hs~ -"..h -
s---.z7z r----rr.r-- 50. - e. r
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10

Tsc Eum..a Z, Schoul Patrons Assocss-
,!c- led ;ts a.-ga; entertainment a. the
Sor<-..<u Gymnasium. Fr:cAr evening.
Ard A ecGshy programme Gos rendered
n. ,-ax-a..rae consisted os musical g.
l.-..o., saI r.c.,a;.ons- The Entertain
r-.n. C.n-i..e. Was ccnprsed o: fhe !ol-
ioefnS -;cno~:s. " Rcl:e. A H.r1ef
.A-e- iuiiss Rei3e Charles Woho4ky
T. S>ah. Grs Caineye:. Iogis EscAo.n.
o. = Hes:M~yer era John Eeode-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10

~ FA-s- --r.- 20 -eI ~ es eta -
n; slssa rrs'-f
--s--. raa-.--as s,.Ir fH-..--.,.s1 -
,. -. So $3.50 s-ri.--.s. - ss.-7Na
"a, -sas- q. -ss=is - - -v-er1 -.ltit t---
sss~ 81 a---s g, -
q. Nss. Erv 80 -s-t y-s lssrst
w. = --.sz To- ~ ss--z-ts->=, - s.fyr<
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10

'"3ssu& IN OF ptO1nOIeu " al
vitalized condition of the
blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla is
the most widely and gener-
ally useful of all medicines,
and has made itself peculiar
" welcome in the homes of
the people by its radical and
permanent cures Of such
common Affections as scrof-
ula, eczema. all eruptions,
catarrh, rheumatism. dys-
pepsia, kidney complaint. loss
Of appetite, that tired feel
ing and general debility.
1896 testimonials re-
ceived in two years. describ-
ing and proving cures of all
these diseases and ailments
by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
should convince everybody
of the extraordinary merit
of this great blood-purifier
and tonic medicine. Accept
no substitute for
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
.=,-~. Ng,.x .. W...~.,.

S~-ssa Nc Do. ga = tiss-psar--
. r~=,cr t>,..-ry .z--r- - yss-s %. .zs
\ - H. -EzsssS .S-cl -oy-a q:
Hsy-.a s~s.-r--p 11- e.D>s Iry
ss!tsl- f.--ssr tAT1sa srrG .S>
~sscS a.: s-c4. s@..-=A Ga Ssseas.y
~ ,sN.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10

II engineer would b mad enough -
IN BY tho DAG which stgnsled danger.
lS b different with the average ma0
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10

OF woman. I0ey
staampe constantly "A
70 run BY the dan
ger signals Of
Nature and that
attempt e0sts y
thousands q lives
0vcSy year. When the
sppsstte becomes irre9u-
lar o. entirely gives out.
when sleep r troubled
and broken. when there Il
Q constant feeling Of dali
neas and lan9uoT, Nature
70 ho,ytlng the danger sig-
nal. The stomach and ID
allied organs are falling IN
the0y work and the body
b losing the nUtTitIon on
which IL strength d.
pends.
Such . coalition calls
foe . prompt use 81 Dr.
Ple5csS Golden Medical
Diaeovesy. ls euYes die
eases OS the stomach and
other organs o! digestion
ond nutrition. purifies
AMI enytehes the hlO,s; AID
builds Up the h0dy with
sound. solid 6esh.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10

Ea.gA.ns q svesythin0 sse alvsst1De1 .
1Na keDoh13eO Went 0AoUA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
purlf1es the Blood

AS specific remedy for all diseases and ailments orig
mating in promoted BY i1pure impoverished e:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10

of cur members is again nearly exhaus.e!
and some nf ;ile proceeds OF our bazaar
ms; he used II c-rien:s!. :hc spoon fund
treasury
This actio, Il Is understood. IS urgent
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10

II had r!evr.sy and hacking cough
Friends sail had gone i.1:o con sumption
t.'ei Hoods Sarsapa iii a and took ihr.e
bottles Ny cough ie.t Ine. my sleep s.--
earn. refreshing .rd appetite good. ard
f..xe had 10 troubles Gf the kind fD- ~.
;7-. ten rea-s" -. K M.i..kcn. Mali....
Mss.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10


q fv,un your Ezesl:cines am giad - soy . SeO
voss1s that Sou cAy use for oub3irafso4."
write. Nrs j x Yssvne<. Crystal Lake. Conn
He'd .een troubled With . complication oS
6tseoses sps over .uo yeayA b'a, kidne - and
liver ssush~seo NJ .s.0>s. Some Of ny vofs'
s..uSn.s Veru hs sGIarhe. frrgvent pains
osuunc heart snd under F.sh, shoulder
Neie NJ hands and fee: were cv,d Geaf;y
eli The strs-. and bad surh ehliiinsss Be-.
tvcen shoui.ssN som. days cared hot iissls
Sve food. ioss 6eAh: felt ssrcs; And usis-
eYob!s IL secsned ! covlAn's do any house.
vofk Took .,es'icins frDm rnT phJsicisns
Ia. Ypre.vesi no feneas Roughs . hpstle of
Golden Ies1icsl D1srovef1.' and after rag
iaG u ] fe.s 80 rs0ch ts:seS we ocfe:Ein~d =
0fve !; . fair thai. Appetite eooa iEofoved
nd GYsduaIly the dlaos1ssU Aloa0U0oso6 ~
u, mo- Aso sell"
A0sUae 0oGtW 0osk Rsuo-Send q oee.
sent stamps 20 Dr. z Y. Pierce. Buffalo,
y. T., ~ cnves cost of mailing Cnip srd
h. wi.l send you fro copy q his l0o9.
page Common Ssoss Medical Advises.
pacereoveFsd- CiosA-eos0s6 n ssaoD2
- $500 0nDno c. c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10

Tour druggist - Republic Want Al
aSeni.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
nrEaATrNE S;.TE

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s.<r>S. ~ Seo ccsrtry.
~ ASN esos 6as1D ~ Ooe1 . 0nG6
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10

r. sHg-v-STy sE--'f-r-ss. F-z- - ~
'.'rr r--E ~s~-s = r. 49, -E--,-H- ~
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-10-14
SKIN PURIFiCATlON.

Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Pills
Cleanse the Skin and Blood of Tortur-
ing Humors = Complete Treatment
$1.OO.
The agonizing itching and burning Of
the skin, as in eczema; the frightful
scaling, as in psoriasis the loss Of hair
and crusting Of scalp. as in SCALED
head; the facial Disagreement, as in
pimples and ring worm; the awful suf-
fering Of infants, and anxiety Of
WORKOUT parents, as in milk crust, tet-
ter and salt rheum-all demand a rem
edy Of almost superhuman virtues to
successfully cope with them. That
Cuticura Soap. Ointment and Pills are
such stands proven by the testimony
Of the civilized world.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-10-14

Tired, nervous and irritable, the
nother is unfit to care for her chill.
rem, and hercondition ruins the child's
disposition and reacts upon herself.
The mother should not be blamed, as
he no doubt is suffering with back
tche, headache, bearingdown pains or
displacement, making life a burden.
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is the unfailing cure for this
condition. 1t strengthens the female
organs and permanently cures all dis
placements and Irregularities.
Such testimony as the following
should convince women of its value:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:
want to tell you how much good Lydia z.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound has done me.
suffered for eight years with ovarian
troubles. | was nervous, tired and ir-
ritable, and 1t did not seem as though could
tand 1t any longer, as ] had five children to
care for. Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound was recommended and it has en-
th'ely cured me. cannot thank you enough
Tor your letter of advice and for what Lydia
.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has done
Tor me- -Mrs. Phi. Hoffman, 100 Himrod
Street, Brooklyn, N. Y"
Mrs. Pinl<ham advises sick women
Eree Address Tvnn. Mass