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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-08-29
NEW JUNIORS.
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List of Juniors who have written
this week:
Milre Scott, Lola Breckenridge. Reva
Brown, Mae Champ, Zulu NJ. Taylor,
Oracle Harling, Ada Miller, Edith Mil
Ter, George A. Rowland, Claude Nc
Cleary Blaine Rupe, Della Cheney,
Malfra Lasley, Esther Day Mildred
Wolfe, Hazel Ransier, Joe At
wood, Paul Atwood, Mermie Mahannah,
Algernon Percival, Ralph Mahanah,
William Ward, Fred Gilbert, Vance NJ.
West, Beryl Daniels, Jennie Prevo,
orpha Morris, Mabel Ferry, Mabel
Spray, Belva Lee, Fay Roberts. Marie
Enyart, Ernest Mullen, Helen Gardner.
Grace Leonard, Minnie Fink. Edith
Beall, Winfred Hunter Lulu McA6ss.
Katie A. Best, Edwin Milton, Ruah
Kramer, Hazel Knox, Cecil Richards.
Ellen seaberg, Willie Barton, Ethel
Guthrie. Bessie Duckworth, Belle
Stansberry.
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PRIZE CONTEST.

To the boy or girl who can form
the most words out of the word "Ac-
commodation" we shall give one Of
the following prizes:
An interesting cloth-bound book.
A doll,
A penknife,
A game, or
A beautiful picture.
You may make your own choice.
With each list OF words must be en-
closed an original essay, story or de-
scriptive letter. The words must be-
numbered. Use one side of the paper
only.
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was deep enough in the bottom tc
wet Roses shoes.
Never mind, Rose" he said, II will
throw it out with papa's dipper.
But just as he began another big
wave came. Now the poor boy felt
frightened. What if the boat should
I'LL with water and sink?
But another boat was near them.
Yes, it was coming right to them.
How glad they were to be taken on
board and carried safe home.
Agnes Asklof,
Sl3 North Wapello st.
Ag. IL years.
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lHE BEST TRIP i EVER TOOK.

81
On the morning of the 7th Of July,
1903, l left Ottumwa with a party for
Denver. We got there the next day
at 3 p. m.
The next morning we were up
bright and early to go on the excur--
sion over the Georgetown Loop, which
is over 5000 feet above the level of
the sea. The next day we went to the
capitol and the parks. While we were
in the capitol there was an awful hail
storm. The stones we're as large as
hens eggs.
We then W 1T to Boulder, which Is
a beautiful little city. From here we
went on the Switzerland trail We
went round and round the mountains,
getting higher and higher all the time
L. we got to Ward which is :. little
over eleven thousand feet high.
After staying in Boulder two weeks
we then went camping up in the
mountains. With three others,
climbed Arapahoe peak, which is 49,.
500 feet nigh. We could count six
teen beautiful lakes while on top.
We saw the Devils Arm Chair"
He must have a pretty cool seat, for
the cushion was of snow, but we
didn't get even a glimpse of him. It
rained, showed, and hailed that day,
while we were near the top.
l wore overalls but 1 was minus the
seat when l got down. We could
gather snow with one hand and flow
ers with the other. The columbine is
the state flower.
20 spent one day in Colorado
Springs and went to the Garden of
the Gods" and had our pictures taken
at balance rock. was sitting on
little burrc. We could see Pixies
peak from there
From there we went to Pueblo and
then home l wish all little boys and
girls could have such a nice trip.
Yours,
Milre Scott age II.
OttumWa.
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MY VACATION.

| will tell you the way spent my
vacation. have been gathering flow
ers. The woods are beautiful in the
spring and the flowers are in bloom
and the bees are so busy gathering
honey from every flower and the birds
are singing in every bush and tree.
| think spring is the most beautiful
season of the year. live in the coun-
try pick berries in summer and in
the fall | go to school My vacation
will soon be over for school will soon
begin and will be glad for l love to
go to school
Mae Champ,
Floris. Iowa. r f. D. No
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HIGHLAND CENTER.

Highland Center, Aug. 26-The
many friends of Rev. c. R. Norton, OF
Glendale, Cal, will be pleased to know
that he will lecture at the Methodist
Episcopal church here Thursday ev-
ching. August 81. His subject is 1.-THE
Manly Man"
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mccormick
went to Eldon Saturday to attend the
annual association of the Primitive
Baptist church.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Bowlin.
Thursday, Aug. "a, daughter.
The Neota Elevator Co. has a force
OF men at work here building a new
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lumber shed. AS soon as the shed is
finished they will put in complete
stock of lumber.
Messrs. j. P. Eldredge, A. ]. Rog-
ers, Charles Brenneman and w. L. Van
Horn went to Sigourney Saturday to
attend Chautauqua. DR.. F. E. Lawson.
J. w. Mccormick and Jesse McCor-
mick ATTENDED Chautauqua Monday.
Miss Gretna Grain spent last week
IN ottumwa at the home of her aunt.
Mrs. j. w. Garner.
Mrs. B. B. Harlem and daughter.
Mary, of Chicago, went to Ottunwa
Saturday after visit with relatives
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four sisters and three brothers.
My sister names are Miami, Retta
Nellie and Belle. and my brothers
names are Henry Fred and Charlie.
have three dolls and make lots of
dresses for them.
| live on farm and have lots Of
fun riding my brothers pony. Myrs:
cousin from New York City is here,
spending the summer.
Mamma and intend to take trip
to Des Moines before long and ex-
pect to have fine time.
With kind regards,
Cecilia Clark. aged IL years.
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Dear Editor:
Birmingham. Iowa.

1t. Il. D. mo. I.
Dear Editor:
| am goirg to write letter. l go
to school. Our teachers name was
Edna Town. have dog. l call him
Driver. have cat call him Pump
kin, and colt. Her name is Snap. l
like all my pets. Goodbye.
Fred Gilbert, 8 years old
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South English, Iowa,

I am very glad you are going to
have Junior page. The last number
was very interesting indeed The
stories we're very nice but l like the
letters best. have two brothers and
one little sister. My hrothe7es. names
are Ralph and Floyd and my sisters
name is Doris.
Yours, truly,
Mcrnie MahanIah, aged 10 YEP
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Ada Miller.

Dear Editor: l like to go to school
like my teacher. 1 think it is nice
TO have a page for us little folks.
nave a little brother. His name is
Clarence. He is four years old.
Your little friend,
Oracle Darling, age Z, Abingdon, la.
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THE BEST TRIP EVER TOOK.

The best trip was to Canton, Mis-.
sissippi. There you see the colored
people picking cotton and set it on
there heads to bring it to market.
You can go out in the morning at 4
o'clock and see them picking cotton.
1t is the most beautiful sight to see
the cotton in bloom, also in the cup.
This is all can remember.
Hazel Ransier.
Ottumwa, Ia,
r r n No 2
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Dear Editor:
l am girl Is years old and thought
I would join your puzzle and prize con-
test. Inclosed you will find my essay
on Kind Deeds" | arranged the mixed
words in the flower puzzle so that they
spelled the names Of five flowers.
Katie Goater, Charlton, la.
R. F. D. No. 6.
August II, 1905.
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are Roy, 81. and Harry, IA. l will
try to write again. Your friend,
Edith Miller, age 12.

Dearest Editor: My sister is writ
ing to you SO thought would. l am
little girl nine years old The only
pets have are bird named Ivy and
a cat named Blynk. Well, will have
to say goodbye.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-08-29
THE PRIZE WINNER.

The prize in the last contest was
won by Milre Scott, Ottumwa, Ia
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-08-29

dissenting vote. After music on the
harp by Jessica Strawbridge, the
crowd was dismissed and the Keokuk
County Chautauqua was at a close.
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1t would be nice if the Juniors would
send in songs and poetry.
We have rural route and tele.
phone. My papa buys and ships stock
to Chicago. He takes a load pretty
often.
Our school will begin in September
sometime. l will be glad, for / like
to go to school,
My papa has taken the Courier for
good while and he likes it fine. 1t has
good deal of news in it, l think.
Ii all the Juniors will write nice
long letters this page will be very in
teresting and think we have a kind
editor to give us page to ourselves.
Well, as have written about enough
for this time | will close wishing the
Junior page success. | will write again
If | see this in print.
A Junior,
Jennie Prevo
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Dear Editor:

Russell, Iowa.
August 10, 1905
am very glad indeed that the boys
and girls are going to have a page of
their own. think it is fine idea.
am girl of II years and l have
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Dear Editor: I think it will be Just
flne to have page all our very own.
For pets l have only two cats-Jingle
and Kip. have two sisters and two
brothers. My sisters names are Le-
la May, II, and Ada, g. My brothers
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Dear Editor:

D6dT EUIlUT.
August Is, 1905.
am a little boy years old. l have
one brother. He is 5 years old His
name is Earl. We are visiting at our
Grandpa Citizens this week and
thought would surprise my papa and
mama Excuse this short letter and
will write again. Your little friend,
Ernest Mullenix.
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Dear Editor: I am a boy 10 years
old. think it will be nice to have
a page all of our own. I live on the
farm. Our school will soon com.
mence. Yours truly,
George A. Rowland, Libertyville, la.
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Batavia. Iowa. Aug. Is,

Dear Editor: l will try and write
letter for the Courier Junior. / am
glad we children have a page in the
Courier. l can hardly wait until
Tuesday so l can get to see the paper
Well, our school will commence, and
l am glad, for l like to go to school.
am in the seventh grade. Well, as
the letters must be short, | will close.
Yours truly,
Reva Brown. age IL years.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-08-29

Isn't it fact that the congregation
OF wide-awake preacher is seldom
caught mapping?
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Dear EdltOr:
I am little boy years old. I have
a colt. 1 call it Jim Key after the
smartest horse in the world 1t will
soon be year old My papa gave it
to me. He gave mama a colt, too.
She calls her colt Alonzo. 1 have two
little sisters. Their names are Villa
and Eta Elizabeth,
Your friend,
Hayes Brownlee.
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Dear Editor:
have enjoyed the Junior very much
and look forward to its coming live
on the farm and have three pets. I
have little pet cat Her name is
Tabby. also have two pet ducks.
spent four weeks of my vacation in Of
tumwa with my auntie and cousins
and had a lovely time. My school
will begin in September. My play
mates are Lucy and Ruby Alternately
l have two brothers. My youngest
brother will be old enough to go to
school with me in another year. My
older brother does not go to school, but
he goes with the girls. l have nice
big doll and lots of playthings. My
dolls name is Almeda. I like to play
house. AS it is getting bed time will
close. Yours truly,
Miss Ethel Guthrie,
Aged II years.
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Batavia, Iowa,
August 16, 1905.

Dear Editor:
1 enjoy reading the letters and
stories in the Junior very much. I have
shepherd dog named Carlo, a NAL
tese cat and several dolls.
Some evenings go horse back rid
ing. will close.
Ruah Kramer, aged 10 years.
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Dear Editor:

Dear Editor:
am little girl just eleven years
old. know how to milk. I have two
pet pigs. l live between Melrose and
Corydon We have registered Angoras.
We are going to old settlers at Cory
don next Saturday 1 would be happy
to see the editor and all the little
girls and boys that are writing these
nice letters. Yours truly,
Leora Lewis.
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Charlton, Iowa,
August II, 1905.

Lear E.ullOT.
am glad that there is childrens
page in the paper. l thought that
would write once in a while. l have
one brother. His name is Roy. He is
thirteen years old. am twelve. Our
school will comm ence in a few weeks.
l like to go to school. l would like
very much for some Of the girls to
write TO me. l believe l have seen a
girl by the name of Agnes Davis, but
l am nottquite sure. like to get let
tiers. Will, l will quit for this time.
Bessie Duchworth, Charlton, Ia.
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Reva Brown, age IL years.
Sigourney. Iowa.

Sigourney, Iowa.
Dear Editor: AS my brother is writ
ing to you will write short letter,
too. | am In the Fourth reader Our
school begins in September. l have
a pet dog. She is so cute. 1 have
eight small pigs. They are red and
black. l am ten years of age. 1
guess will say good bye this time
and write again
Yours truly,
Paul Atwood
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Richland, Iowa.
August 10, 1905.

Dear Editor:
have been thinking about writing
to you ever since we got your paper
Wednesday. | love nature and my
sister and take our two big dolls and
go walking out along the creek bank
every day. Our dolls names are Viola
and Nellie. We have six dolls alto.
gether. My sister is ten years old and
| am eleven. We have some good
times. l told mamma that was
glad that we were both girls. l don't
like boys. They are too rough.
Wynona Ramboage.
Dear Editor:
| think it is very nice to have
Junior paper. l always wait for even
ing to come so can read all the inter.
esting letters and stories. This is my
first letter. / hone have got all the
words right. Goodbye
Vance M West.
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Sigourney, Ia,
August Is. 1905.

Dear Editor:
| am little boy 8 years old. l am
IN the third reader ard like to go to
school. have two goats, and black
colt two years old. enjoy reading
your Junior paper and wish you great
success. have had great fun during
this vacation. | get in the kindling
for fire and drive the COWS from the
pasture. l hope to see my name in
print. Your young friend,
Joe Atwouod
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VACAT TON.

"GS olihiilD,
Floris, Iowa, R. F. D. No. 1
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THE BEST TRIP i EVER HAD.

Two years ago this summer nv
papa, sister, mamma and l went to a
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4NUIt! EIlSllSH, Ia.
F. S.-We take the Courier and like
it very much.
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A Junior,
Jennie Prevo.
Belknap, Iowa.
August Is, 1905.
Dear Editor:

MY DGSdT TUIIOT.
| was greatly interested in the
Courier Junior of last Saturday and
hope 1T will continue to be interesting
The other day went to a picnic at
Caldwell's park. We rode on the merry
go-round several times and also went
boat riding. We had fine time.
Agnes Asklof
813 North Wapello street.
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SPONGES.

Aug. 10, 1905.
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George Roland, age 10.
Libertyville, la.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-31
NAME OF JEROME OFF BALLOT.
Election Board Refuses to Allow Him
to Appear as Republican.

New York Oct. 31.-By tie vote OF
two republicans against two ID emo-
Gratis the board of elections yesterday
rejected the republican party's request
to place William T. Jerome's name in
the republican column of the official
BALLOT as a nominee for the office of
district ATTORNEY in the coming city
and county election.
Mr.. Jerome's name already is on the
ballot as an Independent candidate.
Tho acton of Charles A. Flammer, the
regularly nominated republican candi-
date for this office, in withdrawing
last week in favor of Mr.. Jerome
caused the republican county COM
mittee to name Mr.. Jerome as the par
tvs candidate.
The board of elections was asked to
place the name ON the ballot. Chair
man Voorhis and Mr.. Mcclure, demo-
crat m Nrnbers of this board, voted
against the substitution, while Messrs.
Dady and Page, republicans, favored
1t.
Chairman Voorhis, in stating his OBJ
jections, said that Mr.. Flammer had
not notified the board in writing of his
declination of the republican nomtn-
alton, and that therefore the board
had no official knowledge of this de-
clination. Moreover, he declared that
the law required all destinations to be
filed by Oct. 18 and vacancies to be
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-31
Straw Vote Taken In New York
Shows He Is Leading In the
Mayoralty Race
JEROME DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Vote Shows He Is Well in the Lead
for That Office, Having Twice as
Many Votes as All His Competitors
"A Drop in Mcclellan Odds in the
Hettins-some Bets Made.

New York, OCT. 31.-A score of re-
<portel,s were sent to the main arteries
Of travel during the rush hours last
night to take a straw ballot on the
coming election. Nearly 5000 voters
were asked to cast their ballots in one
hour. The figures show that William
r. Hearst has not lost any strength and
that Jerome is far in the lead of other
candidates for district attorney.
Reporters were stationed in Park
Row, ait elevated stations in the sub
way, at trolley terminals and in the
shopping. districts. The Bronx and
Brooklyn also were canvassed. This
is the result:
For Mayor.
George B. Mcclellan. ......... .1.024
William M. Ivans.. ............... 536
William r. Hearst .............. .l,312
For District Attorney.
William Trayers Jerome ......... sos
James W. Osborne IDA
Clarence j. Shearn ............... A
LII the Brooklyn canvass figures
for district attorney were not taken.
because only a few voters met lived in
Manhattan and could not vote for,
jerome, Osborne or shearn In the Bronx
and Harlem no vote was taken on the
district attorneys ships, but three-fourths
Of the democrats who expressed their
preference said they would vote for
Jerome.
Arthur Brisbane. Mr.. Hearst's editor.
was before the Presbyterian Ministers
Association yesterday to answer some
pointed questions about his employer.
Rev DR.. II. H. Thompson. of Red Bank
asked about those dreadful cartoons"
published before the assassination of
President Mckinley.
"Mr. Mckinley himself kept a collec-
ton Of those cartoons. which he re-
gaa,ded as amusing" said Mr.. Brisbane.
mir. Opper, who drew the cartoons was
friend of Mr.. Mckinley, and voted
FOR him.
mr. Brisbane, in referring to the at
tacks upon Mr.. Hearst. had spoken of
the charge that Mr.. Hearst is a de-
bailcl1ee. Professor G. p. Fagani put
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-31
How. This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that cam
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. j. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
]. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Test. .onials sent free. Price Is cents
per bottle Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti.
nation
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-31
Vocation 1ou,,L

For the summer season Of 1905 the
-ailroads have undoubtedly arranged
lower round trip excursion rates to the
Pacific coast than any previous year.
The Iowa Central announces few Of
their rates as shown below from Mar
shalltown:
To st Paul and Mime apolis 5000:
to Duluth s14.s0; Denver, Colorado
SPRINGS and Pueblo s23.40: Salt Lake
City and Ogden 5000: tickets on sale
daily after June 1. faal limit oc-
tober 81.
To Portland. Ore, (for Lewis and
Clark expositionj $4,000: tickets on
sale daily. limit ninety days; tickets
good going one route and returning
another, with liberal sto2-over prtvi-
ieges.
To California. Correspondingly az
low rates as to Portland.
To Hot Springs. Ark. One fare
plus two dollars for tho round trip;
tickets on sale daily. limit thirty
days.
For full particulars call on agents.
or address A. B. QUITS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-31
PHYSICAL WEAKNESS
It All Depends Upon the Nerves
Wheeler.

AS the strength of the chain equals
only that of the weakest link, SO is
the body only as strong as the weakest
organ, and as the nerves furnish vital
energy to operate the organs, there
fore the strength of the body is only
equal to that of the nerves.
A normal nervous system has in
store at all times enough energy for al
most any emergency. When the sup-
ply runs low sickness attacks the body.
showing by symptoms the particular
organs affected The organs may be-
them, as the idle machine lacks steam
to put it in motion. Therefore if sick
ness is caused by lack of nerve power
a surplus of this energy will cure and
prevent it. &
To generate this vital energy there
is probably nothing that equals
Wheeler's Nerve vitalizer which con-
tains, in very agreeable solution, the
necessary elements which are eagerly
absorbed by the starved nerves as soon
as liberated in the stomach.
1t certainly must be gratifying to
those afflicted to be able to secure such
a remedy, endorsed as it is by all OF
those who have used it. Here is
letter from very grateful patient. (
J. Harvey Hutchings, Bancroft, Mich.
Il wish to state for the benefit OF
suffering humanity that I have found
in DR.. Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer YER
liable boon to those needing a nerve
builder. In 1888 I received an injury
which resulted in lateral curvature OF
the spine. After three operations thels
curvature was Strengthened, but the
weakness was still there and my ner-
vous system was quite badly shattered.
For days at a time was unable to lie
down, and would go without sleep as
long as nature would allow, and then
by the use of choral obtain some rest
and go on again to live the same thing
over again year in and year out.
used every known remedy In mater1a
medica and every nerve medicine, but
fl with the same effect. / at last tried
.vheeler's Nerve vitalizer, and the res
suits have been happy beyond all ex-
pectations. can sleep as well as any
one and have gained in flesh from 142
pounds two years ago to 100 pounds
now. know what am talking about
when 1 say Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer
is the best, as have been selling drugs
for the past twenty years and handling
medicines for nearly TWENTY-FIVE
years. Sold by druggists at 81 per
bottle. j. w. Brant Co, Albion, Mich.