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A DELIGHTFUL EVENT.
ProRram Rendsred At Annaai Con-
Eregratisnai Meeting PrssbT-
Ckarch.

Wednesday eve was the regular time
for the annual meeting q the cougre-
Cation Of tie Presbyterian church
The secretaries of the various SUB.
organizations q the church made rs-
ports and a general taking q stock Of
the work Of the past year
Afsef tie reports and the election
of officers refreshments we're served
IN the Sunday school room
G T. iAhman and + Charles.
worth aere reelected trustees for
term Of three yean
lei Morning Forest feekethoFn
and Geo. Hughes wsFe elected to uls
office of deacon aud 4. h Sno,idy
Ian Burris, Albert Marks and r.
llcckethorn were elected usliers foT
period of ono Ysaf
The following pfongsam vas De.
lightfuily rendered
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~ The Ioaie Rouss.

Tie pills that art as a tonic. and
not As 3 drastic purge, ap Dewitts
Little Early Rlsers They cure head
ache. constipation, billiousnesS, etc.
Early Rlsers are small easy 70 take
and easy 70 act-a safe ril. Mack
Hamilton, hotel clerk at Valley City.
y -, sAss Two bottles cured me
Of chronic constipation. Sold At
Peoples drug stoe. DIV
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A Wichita man wepg pEoiusely ehea he anisHea read
lng his newspaper few evenings ako. lie tells tie
Wichita star aboat Il There times when strong
usn ilks myself MAJ b pafdousd for weeping Il may
BE- that sae thing ARISES cut oi tie los Of friend ths
suaerlags u child tie slaht 81 extreme poverty ts
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rm EaInk q fsn o4er u Enalahd
- sea knoe anythlna ihag III eaFe
aal e mefl
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qrotty million bottles u Angus, Flower
snid IN the United Slates aionz since ita
Introduction And the demand iar Il i
still grusinK Isn't that q hne showing
Of snceessf Doust u prove that Aaguss
Flower has had unlaiIing success IL The
cufs Of indigestion and Dyspepsia The
worst enemies II health and happinesss
qfloes il nos sfori the best evidenee thar
August Flower i = sarr spceiic far al
stomach and intestinal disorders l-tAat L
= the best oi all liver Fsguiatofsf
qAuRust Flower has q maichieas Fecord
Of ever IS years II curing the alline mil.
lions Of thrse distressing complaints
qTso slzes. zsc aud 5sc An dfukzists
AZ Wimsr'sDrua store
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-06-09

I. II Asheppafd, deputy sheriff
Of Emmdoons county: was in the city
Wednesday night. Mr.. Sheppard
resides at Braddock, and was on
his wayashome from Mclean coun-
tx, where . he had spent several
days on the trail Of a horse thief,
He didn't get his man, but he saw
quite a lot Of the coumtry.-Palla-
dunn.
The Swedish Baptist church
will hold mission meetings at the
following places during the month
of June: At Naughton the 18th
to the 18th; at Wilton II and Is;
at Ingersoll 20 and 2l; at Coal
Harbor % to 25. Rev. II. Blom-
gren, of Kuhn, and Rev. A. Sisell,
of Fargo, will be in attendance. on
the meetings. :. &c
f: Maj. Root from Goodrich is. Wis
iting; friends and relatives in Wash
burn. Mr.. Root is; fayorably inn
pressed with this part Of the coun-
and, accompanied by his son,
he made a trip to, Oliver county
Sunday. His former visits have
been Of such short a time that he
has never been able to. see very
much Of the country around Wash
burn.
Merchant Robinson, of Coal
Harbor, was a Washburn visitor
last Saturday. He informed us
that building operations have COM
mencedsin the new town of Cole
harbor, and that a number of lots
has been disposed Of. The grad
ing Of the new: extension Of the
$500 is being rushed and the
grade will soon be ready for the
iron. Mr.. Robinson went on down
to the twin cities from here and
will be absent several days.
MI. Persey, official enumeration,
is anxious that citizens in his re-
spective district who believe that
their names have not been secured
for the census to report same to
his Office: Of thesomission, 80 that
thelc(nsus report may be correct
Cd before beingssenttoithe Secre-
tary II State as provided BY law.
The exact 66gurss,are not available
fat this time for. publication and
viii Iptsbauntni aftsrathe report
IL -A&commissioneFs
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+. K. FUNK CaShler.
as sa y J 5ahs. ,s ed f Kxsn k K esss s:Sos %s t fnb it,
Nv commission expires July 1906.
AgsUs55 :. + H@AS Seasses,
JAMEsT. McCgLLocH,
Directors.
F. Krouse, a tailor from Canton,
MIMI, has been employed at the
lPantorium.
Fled Koth, Of the German Store
recently purchased one. Of those:
new improved motor cycles, and,
every evening he can bel seen
spinning around the. streets. /.
Money to loan on FARMS. Funds
always on hand and al business
closed, promptly, without delay.
Money advanced for making final
proof. C. B.. Upson,. .Washburn,
N, D.. I. Il 4. - Il, ~; r. 4, Il
MI. g. "A. Brummond who has
been very sick. with pleurisy for.
several weeks is reported to be
slowly recovering. He was able.
lobe out Wednesday.
There are % Minneapolis engines
breaking prairie in Mclean coun-
u this spring. If you want the
beA engine in the world for all
purposes seethea; Peter1seo'nn:AM Machine
n ..s,;faAs: ..Jas I'll lii ;sta.astii;tfa
There will he, Norwegian Luth-
drs seryffysegyA' ii no tRe Washibbiuiriih
scf5ol House ii next next Sunday morn
ine a 1850 instead of 7:455 as j. pre-
Iiossssly 1 a.in,nounced. Hans Hiieermq:;;
stad, pastor. ~ ,,1....
a number of changes il our ads
this week which you will do well
to read. There are also several
new ones. It will pay youto come
in and see our advertisers even if
you don't buy.
School closed last Friday. The
scholars were given a picnic by
the teachers-the larger pupils go
ing to Painted Woods creek, while
the primary room was entertained
at the home of Mrs. Hogue.
a meeting of the Directors and
Stockholders of The First Nation
al Bank Of Washbnrn will be held
at its banking rooms Monday after
moon. at 3 O'Clock, July the 10th,
1906. F. E. Funk, Cashier. 3-4tf
The G. G. Ireys elevator was
lcompleted the first Of the week
and the crew Of carpenters went on
up the line to the new town Of
Coleharbor, where they will erect
another elevator for the same par
1tyt ID T.
Excursion tickets will be sold on
July LIST, End and Bird to- Ste. Anne
de Beaupre, Quebec, and return. at
the rate Of $685. for round trip.
EGood returning till. August 3lst.
For particulars enquire Of 500 line
agents. ]. II #ss3.
Attorney Gibson returned Mon
fday from a trip to the capital city.
HE. said that the storm~of Sunday
might was q very severe one in
Bismarck, the electric lights being
put out Of business, leaving the
lofty in darkness.
How to set the table-Mn.
Rorer has written fTi q BOOK 81 How
Ito Set the Tahlat 1 beautifully IL
Illustrated. WesaId Citing this book
away free. Callandsgetascopy Of
drop us aspostal and We Will send
Tito you. w. A. PERSEY, jew
eler, Washburn, .. p q
a number from hsresswent to
Faaiitgosto hear: the aNorwegians.stu-
dentssingiens of the Uniyersiityy y !
Christiania, Whoo' s, Msr ps..ll' .laa s.. "a 4
Ego Tpssd ". Among those who
6sukA oxh %stsalM sa6f1srM1 Wsi1ih,
Frank
melia and Minnie Peterson,
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:: LOCAL NEWS 8:
NOTICE.

aHdEEr sLAaHEs 1T Wool Hs.a y shH~
An , egal Notices Must Re Paid foa
from this Rule.
Good Seed Potatoes for sale
cheap.
Supt. Olson was a capital city
visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pace were in
from the farm Tuesday. 81 asA
4 Good, fresh milk and cream for
sale. Enquire Of Ed Cross. 2
Court convenes next Monday
June 18th at 2 o'clock p. m.
Ranard can at you with as good
a glass as Admiral Togo wears.
For SALE:-Fresh mich COWS
N. w. Solenberger, Hancock, Nd.
Mrs. Andy Sutton, of Conkling,
visited friends in the city this
week.
Mr.. Brown, of Park River, Mimi,
was a pleasant caller on the Leader
Tuesday.
Do not let your horizon close in
on zog; osll On R 3 he. wi!
Senatar johnson left Saturday
for a business trip to Che eastern
part Of the. state. { Il. /
If from any cause your eyes are
getting dim, calf on Ranard and
lsst an:eyes opeanqeers. Z
Mr.. and. Mrs. a. F.. Lehhart, Of
Bismarck announce the birthpo a
daughter last Sunday. i !.
Ed Melbostad has broken over
500 acres with his new Minneapo-
lis engine this spring, {
The 500 tain 4 Monday was de:
layed four hours BY . washout on
the other side#of Wilton Y sssss
The Washbaurn-mM is -agam al
work turning opt that -four. foi
which Washburrns is famoiA.s (
Born:-ITu~Mr: and Mrs. Alfred
Mathiesen, of Rose Glen, a girl
Mother and child doing we'll.
States Attorney Nelssfef left The
first Of the week for a.business tril
Is the eastern part q. the county
"A eveh rsoom{ house and II f.
sSfe M Nashburd. Enquire 6f q
NJ Digen, Washburn, N.D:~50-St
Special rates on Steamship tick
lets from Europe. See Frank p
Funk, LIST. Natl Bank, Washburn
N D.
E very man is interested after hi
gets our terms and rates on Farm
Loans. Call at Mclean Country
Abstract Co.
Miss Rosendahl, one of Wash
burns successful teachers, lef
Tuesday for her home in Mime
sofa for a visit.
Fred Koth, who returned las
week from a trip tothe TT. Steven
son country, is very much takel
with that section.
Do not allow yourself to thinl
that glasses are cheap because sole
cheap. Ranard does not care 4
rob you, that is all. /
G. G.. Irsys Of Minneapolis wa
la visitor Tuesday. same u!pst
inspect his new elevator witch hai
just been completely I.
F.. A. Callahan q Wilton, wa Hsl
a visitor Tuesday. Bert is lookin,
we'll and is figuring somewhat q
locating with US again.
You can buy your drafts cheape
at the First National Bank 9
Washburn than at any post office
Frank 2. Funk, Cashier.
Mr.. Ole Skosheim broke 5.
acres Of prairie in: two days viii
his Minneapolis engine. Ole say
his engine is q "world heater"
Clerk Of Court Schmidt wa
certainly q very busy man Mon
day-seyenlteten homestead proof
Han tths, saaten part ofsthe s conn
ty. 51ss 80 ss'sg y,
Mi: G.N0 Bagley broker59Sacre
Of prairie in two and one half day
with q Mianeappoqlis engine. Ihi
beats all records up to date i
III ~
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

in the State of North Dakota, at the close of
business, May 18th, 1866
RESOURCES:
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured. -. none
us. Bonds to secure circu%lation..... 6,2GO.
Premiums on us. Bonds. ......... JU0..
Bankingihouse, furniture and fixtures 100000
n sss;2 asm st.t. R.,i. ~ Ro.Is; 4s; ;s11:si
Due from approved reserve agents.. 27,22S.97
Checks and other cash items. ..... 1,362.43
Notes of other Nation Banks: .:....... 2.OOo!Oo
Fractional paper currency, nickels and . ~
EEsxf!ai money reserve in bank; ! y i;;om !.
SfP paa ta;:a.. 49,: t'a y eaao.m
k keaea ssaoer f nossS With us treasurer a,sSSs@ ''''0o0
Is per cent of circulation ........: Slz.O
Szz4,Voz.41
LIABILITIES:
Capital stock paid in.......s2SS'oo SS. GO
Undivided: profits less expenses and : ,7s..e
Ns saIss P9 RanI notes OUTSTANDING: s s'SsS:eS
Dnsto State Banks and Bankers...... 1syo27.lSs
Unpaid dividends. .... ......... Buy
Individual deposits subject to checks. u, 81. q
Demand certificates of deposit. ....r. S,90l.0 q
Time certificates fdeposit. ...... 6y,SUz:lV
@ TorAL. 4; - 49, SPA 62 a.
STATE OF NonTH DAKOTA, IS.
/, +. e: FUNK, cashier.o Of above-naned bank,
true to the best Of my knqSvlssdSEsI sSa. ssseliissfti;.,
subscribed and sworn to before me this 81
day. Of June, 1905. KARL KLEIN Notary Public.
Ny commission expires July 7,180S. !, :
4Hsos J. i: %ssass9s,
JAhEsT ncCggLLocH,
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NJ /, E.cHuRcH.

Sunday School II 80 .. m.
jS6iOr League, $50 p. m.
EpWorth; League, 100 2; M.
Preaching Services, 300 p. m.
WEEK NIGHT SERVICES
whit. sshiald League "wednesday eve. 500 p: M
PssfeS Meeting Thursday eve. 500 p. m.
You az cordially invited to attend these ser
vices
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All , egal Notices Must Re Paid for
on Delivery of Afidayits. No deviation
from this Rule.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
GEORGETOWN

The quarterly conference OF the
GEORGETOWN NJ. T.. Church has adopted
the following resolutions:
Whereas, The second year Of his
ministrations to us of our beloved
pastor, DR.. Howard T. Qulgg. is draw
ing to a close. and as the time of his
service to this church lengthens it in
creases correspondingly the esteem and
affection which we have for him and
our appreciation Of the Christian zeal
and untiring energy which he ever dis
plays as the leader of the Masters
cause among US; and we discern more
and more clearly the hand of Divine
Providence i'm the sending to this
church so ripe a scholar, so able a
teacher of the Word and so conscien-
tious and affectionate pastor as DR..
Quigg;
Therefore be it resolved. BY the
Quarterly Conference of Wesley
Methodist Church of Georgetown. i'm
third quarterly conference assembled.
that we extend to DR.. Quigg a cordial
invitation to return as our pastor for
the next conference year:
Resolved. That our Presiding Elder.
Dr. S. NJ. Morgan, be and he is hereby
requested to use his influence and good
Offices to secure for us the return of DR..
Quigg as our pastor for another year.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
RoMLING NorEs.

The bowlers Wednesday night did not
make as large scores as they usually do.
The h-Wilmington was the only team
90 roll high score Thcy are the first
team TO defeat the Casino on the Casino
alleys
Tho PurIians were highly olated over
the fact that they won game from
Washington and also beat them in total
pins.
McMunigal was the only man to reach
the Geo mark Wednesday night.
An Of the An-Wnmngton rolled above
$50
Mack rolled a good game for the Pe.rcc
Eve.
The Academy took three from New-cen-
tury
Tho Warren trimmed the Chester two
games, but they did not ron as large
scores as they should
casson of tho Chester. was the only
man to bowl good game On that team.
lie totaled 595.
The DUPONT five rolled a good game in
chester against tho CorInthiln. blt only
succeeded in landing one game. Captain
Cook was high with 5g6.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
THE GOLDEN BUTTERFLY y


Guy glared at him. the colonel flung
him gance of triumph; and in see
ing myself, me. ugly little Gabrielle!
thus the object of contention between
two men, | burst into an uncOntrol-
able fit of laughter that set the mar
quis off in a huff
The cotillion was magnificent. Never
have seen such picturesque figures,
such lavish favors; and neeyr before
certainly, have | had partners to
make the evening a success. But now
as I sat chattering. ogling. flirting, as
danced with clinging rapdlty, and
flashed my darkened lashes and my
painted lips in a meaning smile, il
seemed to me that I was the central
attraction of the room. My old friends
gazed at me in wondering amazement
everywhere | met whisperings and
puzzled glances Of admiration; and
over against me in the opposite side
of the room saw two faces glowering
glaring after me as / danced by.
Again and again Remy came to fav
or me, or / met him in the changing
whirl of the cotiliion. Gabrielle, how
lovely you are lookingl' he would
say. Il assure you. am proud of my
little wife tonight"
Proud of me, painted like the singer
of a cafe-chantantl Oh, my husband
Then again: Gabrielle, what does
it al mean? You said YOU had no in
tention of coming tonight Why didn't
YOU let me bring you2 Why don't you
ten me what u al means?'
raised my eyes aud looked into
hiss. Dd he read my meaning. my un
dersiandius Of him and Dane? ! d,
not know But the more ! offered ia
Ia nerence TO his pleadinss. the more
his ardor grow Dane sat unheedsd
against the wall, while al every oppo
tunity her partner hurried across TN,
hal TO me. Once again his devotion
was al for Gabrielle,
But. nevertheless. 7 relaxed not Z
hairs breadth i'm The great business o
.coquetting with my little colonel an,
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Sucker Fishermen Out.

Quite a large number OF the sucker
fishermen were along the BranlyWino
yesterday, the water being In the best
of condition and the weather favorable
to the sport no sucker fisherman
cares for little rain so long as the
fish take the bait The fishermen are
happy because of the ease with which
they secured bait. It being found easily
at almost any point where digging
could be done and the winter supp les
were there fore not drawn upon.
There promises to be little trout
fishing in this state next spring, The
streams are near,y all fshel out and
those which are not have not been
stocked for several years. Few of the
streams a.e really fitted for the FISH
beirg impregnated by the fertilizer
used upon the farms and further ruin
ed by the cutting of the bushes alonl
the banks and the general destruction
Of cove-.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01

with the partners that prcs ssed about
me. And when the crowning event of
the evening, the mistletoe figure. fin.
ally arrived. | sprang up as brisk as a
lark to perform my share Of the new
sport.
We danced together. the colonel and
l. Then the little whistle blew and we
rushed TO the table where we were
given tiny parasols of wonderful
and fantactic design. For a moment
examined mine TO discover what IL
could be; then | behe'd a wrcathing
bower Of oak leaves. a. made OF the
thinnest and finest green silk, and the
top surmounted with a frail vino bear
ing clusters of white berries. Behold, d
laughed the ambassadress, "your mis-.
tletoe!"
For moment | paused: il was per
fectly evident the intention of these
favors; the question was, with whom
should I stand under the mist'etoe!
There was one person for whose kiss
/ longed; but to bestow my favor upon
him would be the admission of defeat
And as these thoughts went through
my mind, quick as a flash, ! tripped Ia
the side of the room where Remy sat
against the wal, gazing at me with
.expcctant eagerness; and by him sat
Diane. her lip twitchng in a nervous
smile. Even i'm that short space oft imc
| noticed with pleasure that her hair
was badly arranged and her nose look
I'd red.
Nearby them sat the marquis. also
with gaze rNeted upon me paused
and glanced from one Ia the other
thrilling Ia the snjoyment of my ia
slant Of choice my moment Gr power
The / walked past Remy over 10 the
marquis. ard gave him my hand lii.
arm enc.rcled me aud We waltzed on
tog ther undes the gauzy green para
sol
Directly in FROM of Remy and Diane
marquis stopped dowr ami kissed me
ful upon my rcddcncl lips.
From the tail Of my eye ! saw m,
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
RrfdeevfIie

Bridgeville. Nov. 3O-A very pretty
wedding was solemnized here when
Miss Pearl Wroten became the bride OF
George Hearn. a prominent young mill
owner The nuptial knot was tied by
the Rev. William r. Mowbray at the
home OF the bride. There were no at
tendants Their home is on the main
road from Bridgevllle to Seaford.- Just
one week ago Mr. Hearns sister. Miss
Jennie Hearn was married to Thomas
Ricards Of this place. They have not
yet returned from their bridal trip.
Miss Pauline Gray was bridesmaid
at the Gcorge-Sudler nuptlals az
Sudlersville on Tuesday.
Miss Eva *. Jones entertained few
OF her friends at her home, Ferndail
near town on Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Ia E EE n a "a "a "a EE8 IA ~ IA "a IA FF8 IA
q . SocicA staeeeNlnss "a
E "a
"a "a "a "a q "a "a Ea 81 H 81 "a "a s Es

giving Day with relatives in Phlladel-
Dha.
Mr. and Mrs. j. T. HuSin and sons
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. l.. v.
Asprils family in Odessa.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II. Mendcnhall
and children, of Wilmington, were
Thanksgiving visitors with Charles p.
Cochran.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Cochran spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs Carl Harring-
ton in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Brady entertained
Mr.. ana Mrs. George +. Brady and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Watkins
and family on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Naudain and
family are spending the week with Mrs.
S. T.. HOustain
Harold Green. of Philadelphia, is the
guest az the home of his mother, Mrs.
e. c. Green.
Mrs c. r. Gilpin is recovering from
a severe Illness.
Miss Dora Price was q guest at a
wedding in Sudlersville. Nd, on Thurs
day.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Hockessin

Some residents Of New Garden town
ship are surprised that the new stone
road is accepted. They say the work
has not been completed according TO
the specifications. The eight-inch dirt
cutters along the road have rot been
made and other requirements have not
been compiled with
Harry Pyle. Of Cossart. Penusbury
township, has leased his extensive
creamery plant at that place to f. Rar-
llngton and Brother. who have been
conducting creameries at Chadds Ford
and DR.. Prices farm. near Lenape.
Professor Newton q. Dougherty. for
merly of elk township. this county.
plead guilty at Peoria. Ill.,. 10 five for
gerry charges and was sentenced from
one to fourteen years on each charge.
William II. Miles has made over 3d.
600 gallons Of cider at Kennett Valley
Mills this season. It is one OF the big
gest years he ever had.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01

husband rise, clnch his hands. sink
back into his seat again. And / felt his
eyes follow us as we danced on. the
marquis and !. beneath the tiny sway
ing canopy of oak leaves and mistle-
toe.
All, Remy!
Two hours later. i'm the f-osty ST.
.lcnce that comes before the dawn, the
marquis handed me from my ca--
riage beneath the porte-cochere Of the
Hotel d'Alyncourt. AS the front door
opened he followed me into the foyer
and stood for an instant with my hand
in his.
Goodnight, little cousin" said he.
Goodnight. Guy / replied. softly.
He g-asped my hand more firmly.
Tell me, he sad, when | shall sec
you again."
! laughed and tried to withdraw my
hand. "Now. as formerly" / replied.
you may see me every day-in the
family!'
That is not what | mean,r be re.
piled, reproachfully. and you know il
very well. Tel me, when shall We see
each other again, just you and I?'
For a moment I hesitated. Was this
then, the logical conclusion TO the role
had adopted-th.s, a secret Irritation
with the ma quis? But. after al. why
.not2 What did 10 matter? AT my life
had tried TO be good to be faithful
tender and true. And what was the
result Neglect humiliation, AM
now tonight. for ihs first time ! hao
resoued 10 the taWdiy Nilos of the go
Qucue and had Won for ms .eNarJ
the brilliant The eroWnus success oi
my life the only succossl So why nol
Keep on "a ihe same way in ,he patti
that led to worldly glory loye.truupl
over my enemies. everything that
heart could desire?
raised my pa nted lids in a slow
languo' ous smio. Tomorrow.
whsp rcd. softly - make my confess
e.on al the Madeline. And leave the
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
For Other Sports See Page
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the scat OF the disease.
Catarrh is blood on constitutional d.
ease. and In order TO cure It you must
take internal remedies. Halls Catnrh
cure Is taken internally. aud acts direct
~ on the blood and mucous surfacos.
Halls Cutarrh Cure is not quack M dl-
cine II WAS prescribed by one Of the best
physicians in this country for years and
Is regular prescription. II Is composed
Of the best tonics known, comb ned with
the best blood purifiers, acting rectly
on the mucous surfices. The perfect COM
bination Of the two ingredients Is what
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