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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Chincoteague.

Mrs. Maggie Finney and Mrs. Sallie
Finney, of Onley, spent the week at
the Atlantic Hotel.
Five candidates will be baptized
and received into the Union Baptlst
church next Sunday.
Capt. VIM. Harrison has been award
eb the contract to place buoys at
Chincoteague and Metompkin inIets.
Mr.. C. f. Rabbit, Jr., of this place,
and Mr.. Jos. w. Taylor, of Wisharts,
will open their oyster shocking houses
next week.
The w. C. T.U. was in session here
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday and
the visiting sisters were well pleased
with the welcome given them.
Mr.. H. Chopper, wife and child, OF
Philadelphia, Mr.. G. G. Frost, OF
Norfolk. Mrs. NJ. Waters Of Stockton,
and Capt. Thos. Milliner, of Locust
vile. are visiting friends here.
Mr.. D. ]. Wheaton is having a
stone walk placed around his beauu-
| full home, which makes it much more
attractive in appearance. 1t is the
prettiest residence on the Peninsula
| A delightful beach party was gwen
lon Steamer Lille by Mrs. o, D.
doughty on the afternoon of Septem
I her 1st in honor of her friend ano
guest, Miss Ethel R. Crismond' o.
Portsmouth. Delicious refreshments
were served on the return trip. In
beauty contest for basket OF truh
during the afternoon Capt. Jack Nc
Cracker, of North East, Md, was tn
winner. Mrs. Doughty was rendered
a hearty vote of thanks for the de
, lightful outing.
With September the oyster season
opens with us and after the 10Th tn
"catchers" will commence to gathe
3, i'm seed oysters. The planted oyster
have made large growth during tn
a summer and the prospect for TN
planters here is flattering. We WI
n have more barrel stock this seaso
II than we have had for many years o'
n the shuckers will be short owing
/. the scarcity of seed oysters and tn
high price asked for them.
Ie Arrivals:at Atlantic Hotel this weel
l. W. G. Hall, ]. B. Webster, ii.
4. Wolford, B. E. ellis, Baltimore;
L. Black, E. R. Dood, E. Y. Jesp'
y, =. and wife, w. P. Hence, Philadelphia
:. W. ]. Taylor and wife, Edgar
~ Tuck and wife, Miss Mabel B. Welc
Jacob Bosom, New York; E. K. Ola
ton, Norfolk; w. S. Ray, Abe
Mt Nutter, H. G. Say, Harrisburg; F.
er Smith, Salisbury; Snow Parsons al
al wife, Miss Houston and sister, MI
lis 5. Dryden, Stockton; Capt N
Rich, Accomac.
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Parksley.

Mr.. Harvey L. Barnes, of Lynch
burg. is home on vacation.
Miss Ida Lynch, of Wilmington is
visiting Miss Emma Lewis.
Mrs. J. H. Scott and daughter,
Lillian, are visiting friends in Baltl-
more.
Mrs. Eliza Martin and son of Salem,
Va. are guests at the home of Mr.. W.
Scott Byrd.
Mrs. T. 1. Kent and daughter, Irene,
have returned from a three weeks
trip to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Myers, OF Baltl-
more, are at the home of her parents
DIR. and Mrs. J. T. Sledge.
Misses. A. May and Lena johnson
! left Friday, the former for South
Carolina and the latter for Bules
Creek, N. c., to teach the coming
session.
Among the recent visitors to rela
tives in town are Miss M. E. Wilt
bank, Messrs. E. s. Parsons, Jr., +
Barnes, Jr., and E. H. Howard, Jr'
all of Accomac.
| Misses olga and Lottie Parks, o
Philadelphia, who have been spendln
the summer with relatives in thu
section, returned home Wednesda
accompanied by their cousin MI
John D. Parks.
At a netting of the buildln
committee and board of directors
Parksley National Bank held in the
: banking house on Tuesday the col
l tract was given to Messrs. Pllchal
& Furniss of Pocomoke City for TT
= building of their new bank bulldln
t here. 1t will be the handsomest al
/. most commodious bank on the shor
1t is to be completed by Dec. LIST, 100
4 The annual fair of the Method
h Protestant Church will be held he
d on Wednesday and Thursday Septer
Der. 18th and 14th, afternoon al
O evening of each day. Supper al
refreshments will be served in abu
dance. A fine merry-go-road will
" here for the children and perha
~ some of the older ones also Will
p allowed to ride if they wish. Coz
- everybody.
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Church Fairs.

Mappsville Baptist Church will hold
o fair Thursday afternoon, September
IA. 1905. Supper consisting OF all the
goods things of the season, ana re
freshments will be served IN flrso
class style. A cordial invitation IL
extended to all who wish to spend a
pleasant evening and at the same
time help good cause.
Committee.
Wednesday and Thursday after,
moons. 18th and 14th of September, al
Parksley beginning at l o'clock each
day. Supper consisting of the best
eatables will be served from b to
o'clock. Mr.. Harry j. White Will Dc
on hand with his steam riding gallery
or merry-go-round. Everybody IN
vited to come enjoy the amusements
Committee.
A festival will be held by ASA
waman Sunday SchoolSeptember lSVl
in the interest of that school. Suppe
will be served and ice cream and con
dictionaries also will be for sale
Public cordially invited.
A fair will be held at Crowsontowl
Methodist Church Friday, Septempe
18th. The usual refreshments will b
served.
A fair will be held on the MethC
dist Church lawn at Bloxom ne1
Tuesday, 18th. Proceeds for benet
of the church. Public invited.
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Obituary..

Just two months ago how sad were
our hearts when the angels 80 softly
entered our home and bore away our
dear father, Samuel E. Wright, VINO
said, 81 am only awaiting the coming
of Christ for l am ready and wiling 10
CO."
You are not dead to us, papa dear
But as a star unseen,
We hold that you are ever near,
Obi death intrudes between.
Wife, when daughter is weeping,
And says where has papa gone,
Tell her am sweetly sleeping,
At the Saviour's holy throne.
Daughter. when mama is crying,
Dry the teardrops from her eyes,
Tell her there is peace in Heaven,
Where love and friendshipnever dies
Oh! how sweet the anticipation,
That beneath cloudless sky,
We hope to meet you, dear papa,
In the sweet by and by.
In dreamless sleep our loved one rests
Daughter Minnie.
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School Notices.

Pungoteague District School trustees
will meet at Painter Friday, Septem-
Der 18th, at p. M, to contract with
white teachers for session l9oo-oo.
Will also receive bids for stove coal
(224O lbs. to the tom for schools.
J. II. Turner,
Clerk.
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Miss Mamie James. fuchsia,

Miss Mamie James, fuchsia, 6O
Mrs. Tank Hickman, I'd 20
Miss Bessie Lilliston, orange tree, 90
Miss India Lilliston, lemon tree 30
Mrs. India Bull, I'd 20
Miss Louise burlington, geranium oO
Cd 25
Mrs. w. L. Drummond, gladiolus 5O
Mrs. j. A. Bull, I'd 20
Mrs. G. T. Ayres, Cape Jessamine oo
Mrs. Tank Hickman, I'd 20
Mrs. Mamie James, basket of oxalis 6o
Mrs, W. L. Drummond, I'd %
Miss India Lilliston, spec. smilax 5O
Miss Minnie Belote, I'd 20
Mrs. w. L. Drummond, cactus 6O
carnations 80
Mrs, G. F. Phillips, I'd 20
heliotrope 5O
Homemade Products.
Mrs. G. w burlington, lb.of butter 81
Mrs. Fannie James, I'd 20
Mrs. L. w, Mears, lbs lard 81
Mrs. L. w. Mason, I'd "a
Mrs. Sue Milliner, beef tongue
cooked Of
To Be Continued.
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Write to us for estimates on doors,
sash, blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware
paints, &c. Stock large, prices low
Mr.. R. D. L. Fletcher will be at Ac
comac O. H., the first day Of every
County Court, to receive orders TO
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice & Lumber Co.
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All fertilizer bills are due and we
most respectfully request the payment
Of them as we want to close them up
in the city by the 10th of September
as we lose the discount after that time
D. H. Johnson & Son.
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Purchasers will please observe thao
orr fall shoes and dry goods have been
placed in stock. They are beauties
and sure to 90. Come and see them
w. T. Winder.
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The Lee District School Board Will
meet at the Court House in the once
Of Commonwealth Attorney on Mon
dav. September 18th, $50 a. m for the
purpose of contracting with teachers
of said district.
E. T. Koenig,
Clerk.
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Cause of Insomnia.

Indigestion nearly always disturbs
the sleep more or less and is often the
canse of insomnia. Many cases nave
been permanently cured by Chamber nal a Der
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
For sale by
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Ask for Bunk Trower, with New
York Clothing House, 102 & 104 Bal
timore St., BALTIC. Md, the largest
retail clothing house in Baltimore
Tailor made suits to order.
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Lees best feeds and prime timothy
hay at all times.
w. II. Winder,
Onancock, Va.
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will be at Atlanti for the practice
Of nv profession on Thursday and
Friday, September 18th and 18th, 1900
DR.. w. A. Taylor,
Dentist.
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Call on me for groceries, rubber
boots, oil skins, and every kind OF
water tackling at my store at the
OYSTER House. w. H. Lang.
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Up-to-date goods, cereals, groceries
and canned goods always in stock.
W. T. Winder.
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A beautiful line of lamps, glassware
oueensware, etc., just received
w. T. Winder.
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NoT1cE-A red hog, weighing from
60 to 70 pounds, has been at my nome MOI, Os
since about first of July. The owner
will please call for same prove prop
erty paw charges and take away.
ei''' r"' H. F. Coard,
Accomac, Va.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

For SALE lumber wagon, l short
loo cart and fixtures, l horse cart, al
GOOD as new. All can be seen at Mr.
" - M. n. Wimbrow,
Metompkin, Va.
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For sALE-Homer pigeons, blue and
n,,re white. Excellent SQUAD breeders.
Puio "- J. F. Ashby,
Exmore, Va.
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Rheumatism, govt, backaehe, ACID
nois;n are results o. kidney trouble.
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea goes
directly to the seat OF the disease anu
cures when all else fails. 30 cents.
VIM. P. Bell q Co.,
Halls Pharmacy, Parksley
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FOR sALE-Farm of 225 acres, 10
acres cleared, plenty OF resources
apples, peaches, pears, PlunS' e. c.
Must be seen to be appreciated tut
Pal ''' ' P. o. box, 256,
Pocomoke City, Md.
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For SALE-One pair T. year olu
miles well mated, quick in harness
and good workers ,...0or
Modestown, Va.
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payable demand
4
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For sALE-A4 year old pony, gentle
IN all harness, Fairon organ, almost
new, household and kitchen turn nIydis
barrels of sailed fish in good condi.
. t;o O buggy and harness and lots OF
vrot, tools will be sold at auction
Saturday, 9th, o'clock, on my
,oren,;ses near Burton's Shore. Terms
nnaoo A'" James A. Payne.
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FOR SALE-My livery business, al
Accomac G. H. For particulars call on
1N0 L. Fletcher Scott,
Accomac, Va.
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Mrs. Sadie Savage is on the SICK
list this week.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-06-01

FIFTY YEARS IN ONE Room. With the
nassjng of the month of May Moses w.
Rich of Belfast completed 80 years of con-
tinuOus work on the same bench and Ill the
same room, a record rarely if ever equaled.
In the spring of 1855 the late Nathaniel
Wiggin moved his boot and shoe business
from High street to No. IA Main street,
whore it. has since been carried on under
successive owners to the present day. In
May the same year, Mr.. Rich, having finish
ed his appre nticeship in the nelghborlng
town of Brooks, began working Tor Mr.
Wiggin, and on the death OF the latter in
1851. bought the business. Mr.. Rlch was
succeeded as proprietor in 1881 by VIM. A.
swift. IT.. who still owns the business, but
continued in the shop as shoe maker and
renairer. Mr. Rich has had bench in the
came room in this store fifty years c0ntlnu-
next in the row for fOrty-six years. When
Mr. Rich came to Belfast he went to board
in the abr. Monroe house, SO-caled, on
Main steeet, and bought the place few
years later He still owns and lives in the
same house. Messrs Rich and Swift have
revolution of the boot and shoe business
that has taken place in the last half GEN.
tnrv. In the early days nearly all boots
and shoes, both for men and women, were
made to order, the shoe maker taking the
measure of his customers foot and doing
all the various processes from cutting to
polishing. Men then wore leg boots of
grain leather, kip or calf, according to SER
Vice required. Women's shoes, also made
to order, were cut low, and for many years
were made without heels, or with what is
now known as "spring heels" They were
INV ap inc 10 mt ard nd
The larger shops usually made up line of
"sale work" and but little factory work
was carried on the shelves. Now the home
made article has entirely disappeared and
its place is taken by factory made goods and
the number of styles is legion. Old time
vote their time to "cObbling," and with the
passing of the present generation it is safe
to predict the all-around shoe maker will
have vanished.
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Gard of Thanks

The families of F. j. Bailey and f. G. Marks
desire to express to their neighbors and friends
their appreciation of the assistance and sympa
death of their daughter Sadie, wife OF Chester
Bailey. Through their great sorrow timely help
be known in new light. The floral offerings
and impressive services are also worthy of special
mention.
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

The copartnerShip h retofore existing between
Nickery 4 Hatch is this day February IL dis
firm are requested 10 make immediate payment;
all demands may he presented to the subscriber,
who will continue the business at the old stand.
A. b. HATCH.
Morrill,, Me, May %, 19o5.-2w22
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Belfast Woman Asks
"have you floor paint that will last two
weeks" Yes, we have Devoe's; it has a
beautiful gloss and will wear two years if
properly applied. Mason & Hail.
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Married to a Drunkard.
CA True Story !

/ will tell you another true sto-
ry that happened some time ago:
An old lady arose suddenly in
the meeting and spoke as follows:
'Marrled to drunkard! Yes.
L was married to a drunkard
Look at mo! I am talking to the
glrls.' All the audience turned
and looked at hor. Sho was wan
woman with dark sad eyes, and
white hair, placed smoothly over n
brow that denoted intellect.
"When | married drunkard I
reached the acme Of Misery" she
continued, 81 was young and oh ,
30 happy! I married tho man
loved, and who professed to love
mo. He was q drunkard and
knew it-knew 1T but did not I'm.
derstand it.
''Ihere 10 not girl in this
building that does understand it,
uni ess she has Il drunkard in her
family; then. perhaps, she knows
how deeply the iron enters the
soul Of a woman, when she loves
and is allied to drunkard wheth.
or father, husband, brother or son.
"Girls, believe me, when I toll
you that to marry drunkard, to
love a drunkard, is the crown Of
ali misery. 1 have gone through
the deep waters and know l have
gained tho fearful knowledge at
the expense of happiness, sanity
and almost life itself.
"Do you wonder my hair is
white? 1t turned white in a night
blcached by sorrow, Gas Marie An
toinotte said of her hair.) I am
1orty years old, yet the SHOWS Of
seventy rests upon my head; and
upon my heart. All! [ cannot be-
gin TO count the winters resting
'here," she said with unutterable
pathos in her voice.
"My husband was professional
man. His calling took him from
home frequently at night. and
"'eh he returned, he returned
drunk Gradually he gave wav to
temptation in the day until he was
rarely sober. l had two lovely lit.
tle grrls and a boy" Here her
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''Then eye of all were riveted
upon her wan face, some of the
women present sobbed aloud while
there was scarcely a dry eye in
that temperance meeting. They
saw that she was not done speak
ing, and was only waiting to sub
due her emotion to resums her st"-
ry.
"Two years" she continued, 81
was II mental wreck; then I recov
cred myeelf from the shock and ab
Horbed myself in the care Of H.,
boy. But the sin was visited up
The child, and ak months ago m
boy Of eighteen was placed IT,
drunkard's grave; and as I his To-
ing mother, stood and saw the 30
heaped over him, I said, 'Tha
G"dl I'd rather see him there TIL
live drunkard ) and I turned =,
my desolate home y ehildless W.
Eman--one on whom the hand
God has rested heavily.
I !"Girls, it Is you I wish to rrecn,
from the fate that overtool NJ
Dc. not blast your life az bInsre
mina; do not be drawn into ID,
mtdnt ss Of marrying a drunknr,
You love him! go much the WORT
for you! for married to him, tb,
greater will be your misery because
of your love. You will marry and
reform him, SC you say. AhI W. .
man sadly overrstes her strength
when she undertakes to do this.
You are no match for the giant
demon drink, when he posaesss
man soul and body. You are n,
match for him I say. What If
your puny strength boslde his gi.
gan tic force? He will crush you
too. 1t 10 to save you girls, from
tho sorrow that wrecked my happ'
meas that I have unfolded my HI.
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tory to you. I am stranger in
this city. I am merely passing
through it; and I have a message to
bear to evey girl in America
"Never marry q daunkard" /
can almost see her now, ju-t IA sh''
stood there amid the huahpd audi
e"ce, her dark -ves g'"~ing ant'
her frame quivpring with emoti n,
,s she uttered her impa ssi"na,e
appeal, Then she hurried out and
they never cav her agai'
Her "words ftlv -poken," were
without effect, however, and
"cnusr of them Their 1s one girl
"gle now Maude Estes,
th"sterfrld, Ala.
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voice faltered, they eat in deep si~
lenae listening to her story.
"My husband had been drinking
deeply, I had not seen him for two
! days. He had kopt away from his
home.
Zone night I was seated beslde
my sick boy; the two little girls
were in bed in the next room while
beyond was another room, into
which I heard my husband go as
he entered the house.
"The room communicated with
the one IN which my little girl
were sleeping. I do not know why
but a feeling OF terror took hold
Of me, and I felt that my little
girls were in danger.
81 arose and went to the roor,.
"The door WAS locked. I knock
cd on it trantlcally. I seemed to
be endowed with superhuman
strength, and, throwing myself
with all my force against the door,
the lock gave way and the door
fell open.
"Oh, tho sightl the terrible
sightl"
She walled out in voice that
haunts me; and she covered her
face with her hands, and when che
removed them 1t was whittier and
sadder than ever.
"Delirium tremensl you have
mover seen 1T girls; God grant that
you never may. My husband stood
beside the bed, his eyes glaring
with insanity, and in his hand q
large knife. Take them awayP he
screamed. Tho horrible things,
they are crawling all over me.
Take them away, I sayP And he
flnurished the knife in the air. Re-
gardless of the danger, I rushed up
to tho bod and my heart seemed
to cease beating.
"Thero lay my children, covered
with their blood, slain by their
own fatherl For a moment could
not utter sound. / was literally
drank in the presence of this tor.
rible sorrow, l scarcely needed the
maniac at my side, the man who
had wrought nae all this woe.
Then | uttered loud scream, and
my wailinbs filled tho air. The
servants heard me and hastened to
the room ana when my husband
saw them, he suddenly drew tho
knlfe across his throat.
u knew nothing moro. T was
borne senseless from the room that
contained tho bodies Of my child.
Zen and the body of my husband,
%Ihe next day my hair was
"hlto, and my mind % shattered
'""I knew no more." She ceased.
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DON'T Borrow Troub,e.

1t is bad habit to borrow anvth;no
but tho worst thing you can ross;i,si ;is, ,,
borrow is trouble. When aick, Sow.
heavy, weary and worn out by the no;ns,
and poisons Of dyspepsia, biliousn oaa
Bright'e disease, and similar interno
disorders, don't sit down and brood ou" Wv
your symptoms but fly for relief to Elec
trio Bitters. Here You will find sur
and permanent forgetetfulness of trou
bio, and your body will not be burden
ed by n load Of debt, disease. At Pick
ems Drug Go. Price SOC. guaranteed.
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Some ScaSOnnnle AdYic.

l. may be piece of snpernuous al
ce to urge people at this season of the
eur to lay III supply of Chamberlain s
ougi Remedy. 1t is almost sure to be
erded before the winter is over, and
uch moro prompt and satisfactory re-.
Ats are obtained when taken as soon as
'c cold is contracted and before it has
"come settled in tho sysrom, which can
uIy he done by keeping the remedy at
md. This remedy is 40 widely known
nd sn altogether good that 10 one
.'ould hesitnte about buying it in pre-
Irene" to any other. 1t is for sale by
Pinkens Drug Co., and II. N. Hunter,
Liberty.
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cures made by Dr..
Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
the great kidney, liver
and bladder remedy.
1t is the great medi-
cal triumph of the nine
tcenth century; dis
covered after years Of
scientific research by
DR.. Kilmer. the emf
nent kidney and blad-
:zttL
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wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back, kidney. bladder. uric acid trou-
bles and Brights Disease, which is the worst
form Of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp.Root Is not rec
commended for everything but If you have kid
ney, liver or bladder trouble It will be found
just the remedy you need lthas been tested
In SO many ways. in hospital work, in private
practice. among the helpless too poor to pur-
chase relief and has proved so successful in
every case that special arrangement has
been made by which all readers Of this paper
who have not already tried It, may have a
sample bottle sent free by mail, also book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
find out If you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer In this paper and ENE"
send your address to egSINHa9SfE fE$ d as%SS::s,
Or. kilner & Co., ,Bng-
hamton, N. Y. The '=-ssseelssLBals..kSE{Eenn ssess4l n
regular fifty cent and Home of swamp-root
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
Don't make any mistake, but remember
the name, Swamp-Root DR.. Kilrner's
Swamp-Root. and the address, Binghamton,
N.Y.. on every bottle.
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30 YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK :?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to know Of the wonderful
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lg expedition make for ArnOld's New De-
leir needs from paper OF pins to a hand
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