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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-02-16
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.

itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles.
Your druggist will refund money if PAzo
OISTMENT fails to cure in to IA days. TOO,
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-02-16

The gift of CAB will not do the work
Of the grace of God.-Chicago Tribune.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-02-16
WOMEN WHO CHARM
HEALTH is The FIRST ESSENTIAL
It Helps Women to Win and Hold
Mems Admiration, Respect end Love

Woman's greatest gift the power to
inspire admiration, respect, and love.
There is beauty in health which is
more attractive to men than mere regu-
larity of feature,
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-02-16
CHAPTER IX.-CoNrINUED.
By IRVING BACHELLER

Copyright 1901, by LothSSp Publishing Company
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-21
PENNY WISE AND POUND FOOLISH

Some of the gentlemen in control Of
the affairs of the county admlniStra.
1iOn have expressed the opinion that
Cook County was too poor to incur or
undertake the maintenance OF the cX-
pense of few more judges of the
Courts of Record. Since these wise
men expressed that opinion II tire broke
OUT that threatened To demolisl the en-
tire county building, but fortunately
for Chicago did not do It,
Since the fire and the resulting in
jury To the county building, the states
men In question have been busily en-
gagged In discussing the erection Of
a &i.OOO,OOO modern skyscrapcr on the
ruins Of the present building, which,
they say, must be demolished.
This seems to us II penny wise and
pound foolish policy.
Now while the statesmen who guard
the connty's finances so jealousy are
willing to discuss seriously the prOpo-
sItion of spending S3,1D,OOO in pulling
the present courthouse down and erect.
ing new one in its stead, they balk
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-21
SUCCESS FR0M the POINT Of
VIEW.

1t Il singular to hear n minister of
the gospel denOuncing the prOverb,
Honesty IL the best policy" But
Bishop Curtis, vicar general Of the
archdiocese Of Baltimore. took occasion
In his sermon the other day to expose
what he calls its fallacy. He begged
his hearers not to expect success from
a worldly standpoint simply by follow.
ing honest dealing. He claimed that
the man who trusted to II for success
was likely to be disappointed. He
further held that II was hest that 1t
was so. "else where IL the virtue In
being honest II worldly advantage Is
It's gOaly" In II way the vicar Is right.
simple honesty of itself does not lead
to success. \ man must have breadth
of intelligence. II grasp on affairs, u
power to adapt means to ends, Il quick
perception ana an equal readiness to
change as the situation changes If he
would be successful. The merely hon
est man may sit in his office forever
and gain nothing. while the intelligent
fox next door seIZcs all lac business
Yet even the foxy indiTidUal pays his
tribute to the advantages gained by
honesty. He IL sure to assume the air
of sincerity ana fair dealing, knowing
IL has II market value He would not
willingly be thought dishonest, for he
knows il would iniure his chances Of
success. As for honesty per So, he may
not care Il whit, but he cannot afford
to do without the appearance of It,.
The revelations that are made from
time to time of corruptlOns in the bust
ness world, especially in those who
have had marked success, leaves the
impression that corruption ANA dlshon.
csty are the rue ana ightforward
business methods the exception. The
fact Is that cases of fraud are heralded
far and wide, while the innumerable
| transactions conducted with honesty
are not reported by. the press, nor is
there occasion for bringing them into
the courts. The substantial character
Of the business world, ON the whole, Is
a testimony to the truth of the pro-
verb. Each man supposes the other
| man to be honest In his dealings, be-
cause honesty is the rule and deceit the
exception. The grocer who misrepre.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-21
10 I'VE WORKiN0MAN.

A Massachusetts court has given n
man $50 Judgment against II neigh.
Dor who caused him to lose q $i5-a-
week job. This legal estimate Of the
cash value Of n job Is something
novel. Courts have long awarded
damages for stolen kisses, injured
dogs broken limbs and even for
alienatcd affections Of wives and for
hurt feelings, but this granting Of
damages for a lost Job opens II new
department In Jurisprudence. And
yet the prose fact that a mans job
IL In most cases his most Important
possession cannot be questioned. 1t
Is the job that completes the man.
Without that he IL only fiotsam and
jetsam upOE the sen Of life. In this
day and age Of universal industry Il
job Is necessary to every able-bodied
and nble-minded man, II not for his
physical s,istenancc, mt least for the
sustenance Of his character. 4 mans
Job Is his most valuable possession. 1t
Is Of the utmost Importance to his
happiness for to-day and tomorrow.
1t maintains his family and his own
manhood. 1t Is true there are many
jobs that each man may ut himself
to. But 1t Is equally true that there
are many more who may tit them.
selves to the same job. Mans sacred.
est right Is to have and to hold Il job
for which he Is fitted. That right IL
ns precious as life itself, for all the
best there is In life often depends on
II. Fifty dollars IL u rldlculOusly low
appraisemcnt. The value of mans
job is not to be rightly estimated In
dollars.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-21
DEVELOPMENT Of emma.

China, the despised, evOkes the cn.
thusiasm Of our consul ut Hungchau,
who shows that It has lessons to teach
In the development Of a
canal system. For some four centu.
ries 1t has not only enjoyed an elab-
crate scheme Of transportation
through the building Of canals, but 60.
extensive Herewith 1t has worked out
the "by products idea with admir-.
able industry and ingenuity. The
canals are used to food the rice fields,
the rice fields provide fish hntcherles.
edible roots are grown OH the swainpy
grounds, reeds aud water plants are
gathered for fuel and the manufacture
Of baskets, muck is t,ken from the
bottom Of the artificial water courses
for fertilizer. Thus the very labor of
cleaning and dredging IL made profit.
able, SO that what might be an ex.
pense becomes a valued privilege.
That the methods employed In this
kind Of industriallsm are ancient IL
true, but 1t Is also true that 1t Is ut
terly impossible to disposscss such
people as those who have devised and
carried on the system. In this, as In
many other branches of Chinese In.
dustry, proof IL abundant that west
ern miltarism has met Its master. 1t
can seize territory, but only to bring
new power to Its Inhabitants. For
to their unremitting labor. their econ.
omy, their thrift and business shrewd-
ness will be added the inventions OF
the West, and behold the perfect prod
uct Of an industrial age. There IL
likely to be something very ironlcal In
the conquest Of China.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-21
CHiCA0O OHARTER.

Speaker Shurtleff says TINT charter
amendments will have the right Of
way In the present Legislature. The
Speaker IL no doubt right in his dcci-
sion to take up this question and de-
eide all that It contains without delay
and for the benefit OF the people. This
IL well. but the Speaker will also do
well to bear In mind that careful con-
sideratiOn will be necessary for every
amendment, no matter how plausible,
for the charter Of the city Of Chicago.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-21
CAMPI0N AND THE FOURTH OF
JWX.

Fire Marshal CampiOn Is quoted as
not being In favor Of II sane Fourth
Of July. We object to the adjective
with which the daily papers have
qualified the national holiday. We
think ana believe that Marshal Cam.
plOn had probably the same idea In
view when he was quoted. What the
Fire Marshal and every other city
official Is expected to do on snch 90.
cnsiOns IL to preserve and maintain
American law ana public order, and
this they should ana must do on the
Fourth Of July as we'll as on any
other day.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-21

that were needed In the home were
manufactured 10y the women. who In
some cases took In sewing and dress.
making. perhaps sub rosa. At any
rate. even city women found Il plenty
to do to make them feel that they
were Indispensable to II comfortable
home. 1t has now come to pass that
everything that was once manufac.
tured IN the home is manufactured
cheaper and better In factories. and
these factories are located mostly In
the cities. This great change has had
two deplOrnblc effects on women. The
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-21

America as 1t never was before in any
country. There IL dire necessity that
they should learn some remunerative
KIM of work or business. II IL not
only that they may save their fam
lilies from want when the husband is
laid aside. hut that they may escape
the poOrhOuse or u worse fate when
they have no husbands. The danger Is
that the economic juggernaut will. in
spite Of their most heroic efforts.
crush them IN the mud Of the street.
In almost any large city 1t takes Il
smart. mature ana experienced man
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-21

scnts his goods soon proves himself n
failure. The dealer In worthless stocks
and bonds sooner or later finds his
business ut nm end. An enormous de.
gree of honesty Is requisite for bust.
ness of any magnitude and In spite OF
all the things that tend to hinder legit.
innate business It Is the legitimate busi-
ness after all that IL successful In the
long run. Honesty Is the best policy.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-21

first IL that Il wife In no longer essen.
tial to u mans comfort rs she once
was. and marriage II falling into de.
suetude. The second Ia that women,
IN order to support themselves, are
taken away from the home and In
many cases driven to the cities. These
two changes are the most frIghtful
thing In modern society. There Is
nothing In politics, science or religion
Of equal importance. The struggle for
existence IL upon women to-day IN
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-21

to make living for himself, even
without II family. What hope Is there.
then, Of a young woman, handicapped
with sex ana with the exactlOns which
society throws around her! Yet life
has to be faced rs 1t In and not M
we wish 1t might be. We can only
comfort ourselves with the hope that
the forces OF society may take an
other shift which will make wo,l,an's
present position even better than her
position Of nifty years ago.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-21

at the idea of electlng and paying for
the services Of Il few more Judges.
The present courthouse, properly
renovated. will suit Chicago for many
years to come. What the public needs
is more judges, not new courthouse.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-21
EAeLeTa.

The whipping post as n punishment
for wife heaters has one advantage
over the imposition OF Il fine. The In.
jured wife can't step forward and
take the penalty upon herself.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-21
x

Never was ii clearer than In this day
of comparative luXity of social stand
ards. In certain places ana among
limited classes In the greatest centers
OF wealth and luxury. that lasting hap
piness ana contentment can not he
found In revolt against time-honored
laws of morality ana propricty, built
up ana fortified by the experience of
many generations, Striking object
lessons have lately emphasized the
hopeless folly Of trading the peace of
II good conscience for the riotous self
Indulgence which is important OF re-
straint ana defiant of criticism.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-21
e0A

Some striking evidences of the re-
gard with which Mexico Is held in
the United States have been furnished
this year. Mexico has just tloated II
loan for $4O,O0O,OOO In this country,
which was the first ever negotiated
by that country in which no security
through lien on the customs or 9th.
erwlse was asked for. MexlcOs credit
is thus seen to be as high as that OF
any OF the other great countries. Our
trade with Mexico, both imports and
exports, IL steadily gaining. Most OF
MexicO's dealings with the outside
world are with us. We have some
thing like $500, 10000 invested In Mex.
leo In one shape aud another, and this
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-21
ASA

\ famous physician upon being ask
ed recently what Is the chief cause of
i'll health, replied: thinking ana talk
ing about II all the time. This cease.
less introspectiOn In which So many
of the rising generation OF nervous folk
indulgeis certainly wearing them out.
When they are not worrying as to
whether they sleep too much or too lit
tie they are fidgetlng over the amount
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-21
/sGO

King Corn stands at the head of
mighty army of figures In the annual
report of the Department of Agrlcul.
tnrc, Just out, He musters In bushels
2,iGT, lSu,D3i units ana stands for II
selling value of Sl,OST ,i61 40. Wheat,
with 5523a9,5lI bushels, shows II
value Of S5lo,tS9,STG. Hay is even II
bigger item than wheat for there were
39,99S,GO! tons gathered IN this year,
ana the value runs 10 500, to- b2G.
These are only three ~ e riull-
pal items. The cAn.U. nonder.
The American farlnor has shown his
power ana resource Ms never before.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-21

Of food they take or the quantity of
exercise necessary for health. In
short. tliay never give themselves a
moments peace"
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-29
entered at the Post Office at SiouxCtty
IOWA, as second class mail matter.
DEN oforbrannelipe lektor Wal

DEN oforbrannelige lektor Wal
denstrom holl for kort It'd sedan
Chicago EFT toredrag dervid han
passade pa att &c de svensk- anne,
rikanska uppkomlingarne, isyn-
nerhet de qvinliga, en- ordofsedel,
som alldeles passar in pa dem,
Hr lektorn SADIE nemligen: "PS
resan genom Sverige traffade jag
flere svensk-amerikaner, som Just
skulle Stervanda till Amerika.
Somliga voro trehigt folk. men
der orc ock nagra kvinnor - och
lsynnerhet en-, en- smalandska =
till den grad ackligt hogfardigt
kladda, att jag tyckte att Diet var
rigtigt synd ON de hederliga kar-
lar, som skulle hafva dem i SAIL
skap. Det ar forfarligt, hvad ofta
man ser sadant ON somrarne
Sverige. Dessa fullkomligt obil-
dade damer matte visst tro, att
de genom sadan vedervardigt
smaklos pafagelutstyrsel skola sla
an pa de simpla svenskarna. De
ha Ell ems sa pass bildning, att de
inse hur loiliga de CORA sig i ALA
fornuttiga menniskors ogon.
Delta erinrar mig ON en- han
delse fran min senaste resa i Anne
rika. Det var pa rama bondlan
Diet Canada. Jag stod pa predik-
stolen. In kom en- fru, i k!adsel
och athafvor funnen som en- drott-
ming. / hennes sallskap voro
tvenne dottrar, prinsessor. Jag
kom mig icke for att bocka mig
for dem. Efter dem foljde en-
man, som syntes mig kunna vars
skoborstare at deras kusk. Hyil-
ket misstag! bet var akta man.
men och fadern. Stackars gubbe
Sadana gubbar ser man oita bland
svenskarne i Amerika. Men de
tycka nog afven de - manga al
dem - att Diet ar statligt. STAG
kars gubbar.'
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-29
Litteraur.

Def svenska P~yogrammst !
UnionskytsFn af Nils Eden hetei
en- a Almquist & Wiksells box
tryckeriaktiebolag i Stockholm
utkommen pam1ett pa 43 sidor,
som i dagarne kommit oss till
banda. Pamiettens pris ar SC
ore.
Forfattaren upplyser ! slit fore.
tai att"denna korta ofversikt Oliver
Sveriges hallning ! den pagaende
unionskrisen ar skrifven for mt
landsk publik och utgifves pa
iranska, tyska och engelsks. Den
afser att i nagon man orientera de
in~tresserade utom Skandinaviens
granser i denna fraga, som man.
genstades blifvit tamligen skeft
~uppfattad och bedomd".
bet ar inneborden | Diet pre-
gram, som den at konungen in.
kallade urtima riksdager uppstall-
de for krisens losning, som pam
hetten innehaller. Den ar val
ward slit pris och ~intressant att
asa.
= Referatet Diver Augustana-
Synodens forhandlingar vid Diet
fyrtiosjette arsmotet i Stanton
Ia, den GA juni delta ar har
afvenledes kommit oss tillhanda
bet vidlyftiga referatet innehaller
bland annat redogorelser ON sy-
nodens verksamhet pa missions
faltet babe in och uttrkes, for
teckningar Oliver de olika konfe
rensernas forsamlingar och deras
FRESHMAN jemte andra statistiska
upplysningar m. m. SAINT rappor-
ter fran synodens larovefk. Re.
feratet kan erhallas fran u;gifvar-
ne. Augustana Book Concern,
Rock Island. Ill.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-29

MED anledning af den nu pa
gaende unionsafvecklingen hafva
riksdagsmannavalen i Sverige va
rit f6remal for mycket i~ntresse
och anda sedan hattarnes och
mossornas dagar torde val ej her
rar kandidater for riksdagsman
varit So val synade i sommarne
som nu. Och de hafva ocksa fatt
sina meriter framdragna i ljuset
och ifrigt diskuterade i tidningar-
mes spalter. Ur en- sydsvensk It'd
ming CORA vi EFT par utdrag som
prof och BORA med en- kyrkoher-
de Gullbring, som en- insandare
skamtar So smatt med:
"Kyrkoherde Gullbring ar in,
gen humorist med vett och villa.
Han menar sakert mycket all
yarligt, men Diet ar alldeles omoj-
ligt att taga honom och hans pc.
litiska anioranden pa allvar.
Han ar sakert en- arlig och val
menande men opraktisk sjal. som
svarmar for ideer. Men dylikt
folk duger int att under dessa
partilidelsernas brytningsdagar 70.
ra in i Diet af starka stromningar
brusande politiska lifvet. Del ar
int valmenande svarmare vi be
hofva. utan praktiske man med
klar blick for hvad den nationella
realpolitiken krafver.
Hr Gullbring menar, att bara
vi &c efter fortfarande, sd bli norr-
manner sa snalla - lika snalla
som hr Gullbring salt ar Hr
Gullbring har sakert inte studerat
unionshistorien. Och i arbetare-
frSgan tror hr G., att bara arbets-
gifvarne ensidigt &c efter, sa bli
arbetarne So snalla, och Diet blir
en- evig frid och lycka.
Ack, kare hr. kyrkoherde, nj ar
EFT stort politiskt barn. Det ar
riktigt roligt att ! var It'd traffa
pa sa mycset at opraktisk men
snail och barnslig valmening. Men
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-29

En- egenhet hos den gamle kap-
tenen var, att han aldig tilatsna-
gon att bjuda honom pa nagon-
ting. Han hyste Diet NEST inten-
silva forakt for punsch, och konjak.
whisky och rom kunde han heller
inte med.
Den enda dryek, som ar hal
sosam, brukade han saga, Diet ar
genever. Men afven den maste
begagnas med malta,
Och mattlig var han, def maste
man da saga. Hvarenda dag franz
satte kyparen vid hans plats en-
bricka. pa hvilken stod EFT iitet
glas med genever och EFT stort
grogg-glas med vatten. Under
Diet gubben satt och drog sina hi
storier, smuttade han da och da
pa Diet lila glaset och tog sig ct
terst en- duktig klunk ur Diet sto-
ra glaset.
Men trots denna mattlighet YER
kade han alltid ganska beskankt,
da han pa bestamdt klockslag brot
upp for att ga hem och "koja."
Han sluddrade pa malet; och
hans vaderbitna ansikte flammade
som en- hel eldsvada.
= Det ar onekligen Diet enda.
hvarpa man kan marka. att han
boriar bli gammal, SADIE vannerna
sinsemellan. Han tai ingenting.
Sa dog kapten Drummer.
Efter begrafn;ngen drucko van
nerna hans grafol pa aftonen Diet
vanliga hornet pa stadshotellet,
och ALA den aflidnes utmarkta
och alskvarda egenskaper franz
drogos och prisades. Man kom of
verens ON, att han egentligen en-
dast hade EFT fel:att han ingenting
talde.
bet berodde pa Diet dar
smuttandet. SADIE en-. On man
dricker en- half 81 teskedsvis. kan
till och med den styfvaste dryc-
keskampe bli tung ! hufvudet.
l dett ognblick blandade sig
den gamle kyparen i samtalet.
Ahnsi, SADIE han, Diet berod
de nog int pa Diet, hvad kapten
Drummer anbelangar. Nu mar han
al dod och borta kan jag ju garna
tala ON Diet. ! Diet lila glaset var
Diet vatten och j Diet stora - ge-
never.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-29
De iva glasen T..

Den bekante kapten Drummer
var en- daglig CAST pa stadshotellet.
Han var en- gammal sjobjorn, som
i manga ar fort fartyg pa aflagsna
farvatten, och hade en- mangd III
tressanta historier att fortalja fran
slit vexlingsrika lif. M hade han
'lagt upp" pa grund at en- under
storm adragen benskada. men var
for otrigt kry och karsk babe till
sjal och kropp; hans bruna, vader.
bitna ansikte skvallrade ocksa ON
en- for hans alder anmarkningsvard
vigor.
Han var SON sagdt endaglig CAST
pa stadshotellet, dar han var me.
delpunkten ! en- flock aldre och
yngre vsnner, som garna lyss-
made till hans historier.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-29
nj ar for god for denna onda varld
jag menar den politiska.

nj ar for god for denna onda varld
jag menar den politiska.
Och nj kommer inte heller dit.
Vara hemmansegare pa Hisingen
villa ha en- praktisk man med sund
och klar blick for landtmannapcli-
tik och Orig nationell politik.
Och nj Dor vara glad Diver att
ia sitta hemma ! ert pastoral, dar
nj ar omtyckt och dar nj behofs
q riksdagen behofs nj int allsD
och Diver att ia sta qvar pa er
kara predikstoi.
Pa predikstolen bora vi garna
EFT sadant dar, for vackra ideer
svarmande stort barn eom nj! Del
passar dar.
Men i riksdagen inte ais"
En- annan kandidat, hvars enda
merit pastas vara den, att han ar
sin faders son, far hSlla tillgodo
med foljande:
Att vara sin faders son och alb
solut %ingenting annat ar den me-
rit, som forskaffat hr Hjalmar
WIKI en- plats pa den liberala val
listan.
Ty som bekant irskranka sig
hans egna politiska bravader till
iva saker: EFT smadebref mot en-
af dem, som vagat taga itu med
den heliga GrangesbeIgstrafken
SAINT EFT ytterst svamligt, fran
all praktisk politik frammande
valtal.
Icke ems den, som vet huru foga
krasna hrr liberaler arc i fraga on
kandidater - ran behofver bars
tanka pa hr o. Berg, hr Segerdah.
eller hr. Roing! - kan mistanka
att liberalerna tagit honom till
kandidar for dessa iva meriters
skull.
Mel, han ar sin taders son -.
Det ar borden, som gor en- kandi'
dat So lockande for de hogeliger
demokratiska och folkliga libe.
~ralerna!"
En- tredje kandidar, som pastas
vara oformogen att yttra EFT ord
utanfor den lexa, som stuckits
honom i handerna, kallas 'typisk
innanlasare" o.. S. v.
Den, som blifvit vagd och be-
funnits vara for latt, har ALT tat,
sina fel och brister florida till torgs
af sina politiska motstandare. och
for en- och AMMAN torde def hafva
kants mindre behagligt att vara
riksdagsmannakandidat. Men
ALT delta visar dock, att mar nj
tager EFT li1igare intresse j de po-
litiska valen an for. r
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-29
En- rorande berattelse

ar raddandet fran OGDEN af Geo. A. Ely.
lers i Cumberland, Md, lila ficka. Han
skrifver: '.Da hon var III manader gam
NAL var var lila ficka sjuk af en- allvar
sam halssjukdom. och iva lakare gafvo
henne forlorad. vi voro nastan fortyifiade
d. vi besloto att fors0ka DR. Kin s New
Discovery for luugsot, hosta pJh f6rkyl-
ning. Forsta faskan gaf lindring, och
sedan hon tagit fYra iaskor. var hon bo-
tad och ar nu fulikomligt frisk". Den
m~issIyckas alldrig att lindra och bota en-
hosta eller f~orkylning. l Lungren g.
Andreens apotek SOC och 81 pr faska.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-29
specifk ~blodf0rgifning

Snabb och energisk behandling Dir den enda
som nagonsin horde begagnas / b%ekampan-
det af denna ~"konung" af onda sjukdomar.
Endast tillfallig lindring kan ernas af bad
andra minerala blandningar och glitter.
Under Diet f~6riutna aret har jag uppfunnit
och fullbordat EN- bot for speciak blodf5rgift.
ming. som ar absolut skier snabb och per-
manent o.. lemnari nga skadliga eftereffekter.
Hyarie yttre symptom f0rsyinner smart,
medan blodet, vafnaderna. nerffibrerna. be-
men och hela systemet renas, starkas och &ter-
stallas till fullkomlig helsa och renhet.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-29
Allmanheten ar uppvackt.

Las den nya, utmarkta folje-
ongen, "Bankirens Hemlighet"
Fina parfvmer kunna erhallas
hos c c. Thelander.