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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29
Mai scisie poWO1anie.

,,Niebezpieczna chirurgiczna O.
:peraoya %obejmujaca usuniecie z}o-
wroglego wrzodu, TAX wielkieg<
jak moja dion, z biodra mojej cor
XII, zosta}a zapobiezona przez "a
st6sowanie Bucklena masci arniko
wej'', powada A e. Stickel, Mi
letus, WA. -" ytrwa}e u>ywa
ME masci 'komptetnie w~yieczv{t
mnie". Leczy skaleczenia i p thu
tzenia. zoe W apiece M. J. Kowa-
ewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29

2@sa 5S4.S
twoiej polmocy, tax samo
wdzieczny ci jestem, jak
gdybym jei potrzebowa}. Do
branoc ci jerry.
- Dobranoc, Tomaszu,
bardzo sic ciesze, re znala
zles Benjamina.
jerry zawolal "a odchodza.
Gym:
Tomaszu, czy sic ME oba
wiasz powraca6 sam do do
mu?>
Ma to s}owa ch}opiec yl"s
no sic roz6mia}:
Ia kogoz mnie masz,
jerry, czynia" take przypu,
szczenie? Badz spokojny o
mnie, wcale sic ME boje.
.Zanim jerry wszedt do
ohaty, Tomasz zniknai ju7
"a pag6rkiem. Biegf predko,
q bisgnac popycha} snoys,n:
zwir, kt6ry Z szelestem spa
da} ma dol. Kiedy wreszc1e
bardziej. jeszcze przyspieszy]
kroku, potknal sic. i upadf.
Podni6s}szy sic, spojrza|
pred siebie i ku wielkiemu
swemu z%dziwieniu Unreal "
cieniu postaG ludzka, kt6ra
obszedlszy r6g budynku, we
sz}a do tel jego czeSci, gdzie
miesci}a sic maszyna parowa
Tomasz, powodowany cjeka-
wo6cia, ukry} sic W cieniu
z%atrzyma}. Zdawa}o mu sic
re s}yszy jak1S szelest z<
%drzwiami, podobny do lama
MIA suchego chr6stu. Pc chwi
Ii wyszedi stamtad jakis cz}o'
wick, kt6ry cicha z SODA
wi6di rozmowe. By{ to praw
dziwy olbrzym. Ujrzawszy
Tomasza, szybko sic do ME.
go zblizyf, a po}ozywszy
wielka swa reke ma jego "a;
mieniu, tax SLIME 60 scisnaf
re wielu innych chopc6v
krzykneloby z b6lu; ale To:
masz przyja} ten uscisk "
milczeniu, tembardziej, ze
uwaga jego W lima zostala
zwr6cona strone.
(Ciag daisy nastapi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29
~
lie poWietrza: Wdychamy
"a jednem o~detchnleciem?

'-' : Il 3+~- - .r.. r-fF.F * -~
Me jest rzec<4 }atwa obliozyc
ilo66 pcw1etrza, kt6re wciagaamy do
.ptuc "a jednem odeetchnieciem, po'
niewaz i1ok6 ia r6zni sig o@powie"
Inio do %warunk6w, vielkosci i
zdolnosci ro~zszerzanniia sic p}uc;
przy ~zwyk}em jednakze odddychaniu
jak twierdza u%czeni, .wc;agamy cd
20 do 80 cali kubicznych powietrza .
Ludz1e ME oddychajacy ca}emi p}u
CANT ME moga bye zabezpieczen
cd chor6b piersiowych .cczzsesstoo c1er.
pia ma kaszel, zazisbbieniee dole,
gllwoSci p'uc. NajjlepszJymlll.;:ii mai.
bardziej ma zaafanie zaslaggAajjaaoyymrl
wazmlosc,nicielem p1uc jest every
Balsam ma T'1uca, sprzedaWan1 Pc
@25 i so cent6w, a cena ta przyy ssteps:
o. --- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NTS&%1tY
ma jest ola kszdego. .ss 4
Fr. Antonicic z Barberton, Ohio,
cierpiaf ma cstry kaszell, wskurt6eekk
czeggo musiaf przez dlugiozas Po-s5
zostae W domu lecz jedna tylkhoo.
butelka severy Balsamu ma P}uctaas
u5mierzy}a | zagoii1a dotknieette'
tkanki, wyleczy}a zupee3lnie zaziee--
bienie i wzmocni}a jego r}uca. De
dostania we w~szystkich aptekac,hfl
lub cd w. F. seyera Co., Cedar
Rapids, iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29
~ a., 80. o GO Wy,lbt'f,szze s Pacililku
powrotrms-z Chicago.
Stosrnkowo. niskie raty
q tIyy.kse t zwrotny z in.
tt>27:,q nAyE<% ~ @ 9@s@r&@~@
ych mie)sc.

g. - ". .--
Koleja Chicago, Union Pacific
& North Western cd l czerwca
do 80 wr%zesnia, do San Francisco,
Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle i
Tacoma j innych miejsc u wy BREEZY
Pacyfiku. Bardzo nlskie raty do
Helena, Butte, Spokane, Ogden
Salt Lake. City Codzirnnie i .oso:
bisc,e u1rzsdzane wycieczki W Pull
mana sypialnych wagonach do San
Francisco, Los Angeles Portland
" prost bez zmiany.. Podw6jne po.
~sFanie tylko 81. 90 z Chicago
1913 zlOmaha. Wyborna droga
o rnty, bilety it'd. zg}osi6 sig do
*gent6w kolei Chicago b North:
Coo"An ..~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29


tylko, 20 zapewne mus to
bye jeden Z uczestnikow
zmowy.
SpadzistoSc by}a tax PREY
kra, il Benjamin kilka razy
W drodze musisl wypoczywac;
wreszcie obaj .bracia stanell
ma powierzchni ziemi. Noe
by}a .piekna, jesienna, Swieze
powietrze orzez wia1o Benja-
nina j. doda}o mu silly. W
odleg}osci widac by}o 6wia-
te}ka domostw, W kt6rych
mieszkali g6rnicy, niebo po~
krywa}y gwiazd miliony a ma
horyzencie ukazywa} sic bly,
szczeey sierp ksie1yca. Jak&e
piekna by}a ia okolica nawet
.podcsas nocy, " por6wnaniu
z ta jednostajna gisboks
oiemno6cia, zalegajaea po-
dziemia.
- Ach! cobym dali "a to
80 pomy6lai Tomasz zeby
Benjamin m6g1 ujrzec ten
piekny widok!
Ch}opcy W weso}em znaj~
dowali sic usposobieniu, po-
stepowali szybko, wkr6tce
tel przebyli wicrstowa odle>
CLOSE i ,staneli W poblizu
|swej chaty.
- Zualaz}em Benjamina-
Tomasz, u~jrzawszy
2 pag6rka matke, stojaca we
drzwiach chaty.
Us}yszawszy CLOS syna,
matka zbieg@a ma droge, a
zblizywszy sic do ch}opc6w,
pomimo py}u weglowego,
~pokrywajacego ich odziez ]
twarze, czule ich usciska}a ]
uca}owa}a, poczem wszyscy
troje ~powr6cili do chaty, To
masz zatrzyma1 sic i zawr6ci},
49, Obiecatem Jerzemu, re
zawiadomie go o znalezieniu
Benjamin.. Przyrzek} mi do
pom6dz W odszukaniu, gdy-
bym go sam ME znalazf.
Mieszka on stad niedaleko.
Ia d~wadziescia minut 20
wr6ce.
To rzek}szy, ME czekajac
ma odpowiedz matki, be-
wzgledu ma bardzo p6zna
pore i gi6d, kt6ry mu doku
cza}, podazy} do chaty Jerze-
go. Z poczatku bieg} szybko
vzd}uz chat, stojqcych d}ut
GIN REDEEM, poczem wstapi'
ma 6ciezke, prowadzaca d"
wielkiego budynku, miesz
:zaceg> W sobie sk}ad wegli !
tfocznia, slczaca do rozdrab
nienia bry} wegla kamienne-
90 ma mniejsze k~awa}ki. Blu
dynek prey swietle ksiezyc.
rzuca} d}ugi cie6 po stronie
>achodniej. Tomasz postepo
wal W jego cieniu okofo tel
czesci, W kt6rej sic miesci}a
maszyna parowa. W; okopco-
nom okienku ujrzaf niewiel
XII blask lampki str65a noe
nego. Pc chwili wszedl zn6w
ma 6ciezke, o6wietlona przez
ksiezye, wiodaca ma szczyt
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29
$Brat ociemniafv|
So
:8#&:
(Ciag dalszy).
II. POZAR.


II. POZAR.
Przez dfugi czas jeszcze
pozostawal Benjamin ma tenn
samem m~iejscu, placzac i
wyrzekajac ma swa dole. W
tenn magic us}yszal jaki6 3D.
dalony szelest; podni6s} g}o-
we, ably lepisj s}yszet i
wkr6tce przskona} sic, re
pochodzil on cd stop ludz-
kich. Daj Bozs, zeby to by}
Tomasz, pomyila} sobie, a
nadzieja zawita}a do jego
serca.
Ale niestety, szelest wkr6t-
CO ucichl i zn6w dawna cisza
nastapi}a, a przestrach i u:
czucie samotnosci ponownie
opanowa}y jego dusze. Pray
puszczaf, .ze to, co pred
chwil9 s}ysza}, istnia}o tylko
W jego wyobrazni. Wtem
nagle odbi}o sic W podziemiu
echem jego imie; podskoczy}
z miejsca, ma kt6rem siedzia},
i z ca}ej silly zaczaf wo}ac:
- Tomaszu, Tomaszu!
Zanim przebrzmia}o echo
wzbudzone jego wo}aniem,
dial sic s}yszec odg}os kro.
k6w biegnacego Tomasza, a
po chwili rece obu brac'
splot}y sic we wzajemnym
uscisku.
- Przebacz mi, Benjami
ME, ze Gle tn zostawi}em -
. zawo}al Tomasz. - Kiedy
by}em W stajni, powiedzia]
mi Donzelly, zs jerry zabra'
Gle ze SODA; lecz dowiedz1aw
sly sic cd matki " domu, re
ciebie niema, przybiegiem tn,
aby Gle odszukaf. Me "a:
stawszy Gle u wr6t, zacza}em
wo}ae, ale zadnej ME us1y.
szalem odpowiedzi; pomysla-
lem tedy, 10 moze spr6bowa-
les wyj6e pc omacku i przez
pomy{ke wszed}es do tel ga
leryi.
Tomasz wYmowif te slowa
jednym tchem, a kiedy sic
zatrzyma}, Benjamin dodai
}kajac:
TAX jest, zab}aka1em
sic, my6la}em, ze przyjdzie
mi tn umrzec! Ach, to O
kropne, Tomaszu! Me mo
zesz wyobrazi6 sobie rozpa
cry, jaka mnie ogarnela! -
To m6wiac, konwulsvjnie
sciska4 reke brata, a usiad1-
sly ma ziemi, zanosif sic Cd
p}aczu.
- Uspok6j sic, B%enjaminie,
uspok6j, - m6wii 2 czuio-
scia Tomasz - wszak Gle
znalazFem. Chodzmy do do
mu, powsta6, matka bardzo
sic niepokoi.
To powiedziawszy, dopo-
m6g} podnieSe sic bratu,
objaf go wool jedna reka, a
druga trZYmaiac "a reke. z
The Washington times., 1906-08-05
Methods Good.

VIII you kindly advise me through
your beauty columns" as TO whether
my system of using your massaging
cream IS commendable?
Once daily l bathe face and hands IN
warm water; first carefully massaginG
with your cleansing cream, lanoline
spermaceu, vaseline, cocoanut oil, al
mond oil. benzoln. following this with
warm water and almond meal. then
applying skin food. orange flower" At
all other times I battle the face with
nothing but clear water
Am also troubled with freckles Of the
light brown variety. For these I have
had 'Dr. ShOemakers bleach prescrip-
ton filed. VIII you inform me as to
where and how frequently 1 should ap-
ply IL?
I am taking the liberty OF inclosing a
prescription for a hair restorer, 81
which. through use. / have proved TO be
uneXeelled for aiding the growth and
cleansing the scalp from dandruff
In the hope IL may be OF some little
The Washington times., 1906-08-05

and bending IN a crouehing position
accustomed position.
When you swing get as much exer-
else out Of the motion as possible The
straining back. while you sit. after
greater impetus is good for both back
and legs. and the bending Of your body
% get the start, when YOU swing stand
ins. IS wonderfully conducive TO grace.
If you are used 10 gymnasium work
dozen feats win suggest themselves at
the sight OF that dangling rope-feats OF
rope climbing. which. by the way, are
a beauty exercise. in that the stretch OF
the arms over the head tends 70 length
en- the waist. a much sought-after ef-
feet, these days.
And even II you're not a gymnast.
new exercises can be invented upon the
spur Of the mountaineering swinging
in the usual way. straight forward and
back, with standing sideways, making
your body do the work of starting the
swing and keeping IT in motion.
Loose heavy gloves should be worn
while you swlng-gripping the ropes as
closely as you must when the whole
weight of the body comes on them is
hard upon the hands, although IL Is a
wonderful developer Of both forearm
and upper arm.
When the nands are tired. rest them
by throwing your arms about the ropes,
so that the rope comes just at the turn
Of the elbow. The same exercises may
be followed without using the hands at
all although they are necessarily more
curtailed both in accomplishment and
effect.
The Washington times., 1906-08-05
RRILLIANTINE
Alternate the TTeatments.
R. s. T.-Use this lotion for an oily
eIrtn

r. s. T.-Use this lotion for an oily
skin:
WASH FOR OILY SKIN.
Boracic acid, ! dram; distilled witch
hazel, 2 ounces; rosewater, ounces.
Use as a wash when desirable
You should abstain from highly spiced,
stimulating, greasy foods and sweets.
TO CLEAR THE COMPLEXION.
The following treatment is excellent
for clearing the complexion; Just be-
fore washing IL, rub it over with two
teaspoonfuls of flowers Of sulphur. mix
ed in half a pint Of new milk This
mixture should stand little While De-
fore II is used on the face
FRECKLE AND PIMPLE CREAM.
Petroleum. / ounce av.; lenOlin (anhy-
drous) l ounce av.; hydrogen peroxide, l
fluid ounce; aCetic acid, huld dram.
This preparation, usually employed for
the removal Of pimples, may be also
used for tlaCkheads.
OF course, these treatments should not
Gll be used at once. but alternately, or
az indicated in each one.
The Washington times., 1906-08-05

IT HE average small child is apt TO
lift up his voice in piteous pro-
test at the supposedly soothing
line OF a certain famous lulleoy
-''Skeeters am a-humming in de honey
suclle vine"-and with good reason. FOR
those same "skeeters" work havoc with
nerves and sleep. and the poor tot finds
himself covered from head TO foot with
troublesome. itching DiJes.
Often. too. when such bites are fire.
quent and the child's blood is not quite
the right condition, the state OF affairs
is aggravated into an irritation which
may express itself IN the form OF
little raHh-a close cousin 10 heat-rashes
or as hives.
The first requisite OF all is TO keep the
blood 6, 81 lellthy state by eating plenty
or .rgit and vegetables. especially let
tuce and spinach. keeping TO the simp-
lest sort OF a diet. and avoiding heating
foods, such as much OF any OF the
blood meats" as lamb and beef and
veal are called. and all sweets.
Plenty OF cold sponge baths help 10
keep you cooled If comfortably. and,
by the wa II these baths are not taken
too wet, there IS practically no limit 10
the number YOU NAV take IN a day. pro-
vided that you do x quickly, and that
you rub down well with a coarse towel
afterwards.
The curious thing about such baths IS
that. IN spite OF the fact that they put
you In a glow all over. you are not made
consciously warm by them. In fact.
when the heat seems to center On the
top OF your head. "a quick cold so0nge
draws ~ away and takes the strain of
your nerves more quickly than anything
else does
Don't scratch. OF allow children TO
scratch, heat rash, mosquito bites, or
hives,
For hives. sponge with a strong solu-
tion OF common baking soda, dabbIng Il
on freely, and keeping them wet. Witch
hazel IS also soothing.
Ammonia seems 70 take out the sting
OF bites as nothing else does. Either
the common household ammonia. or the
most delicately perfumcd Of toilet am
mOnias, may be used.
a few dTODs OF ammonia In a cup OF
water is cooling. II dabbed on bitten
arms and legs, although for new bites
the kind that Itch terTlDly-the am
monia IS best applied undilutsd.
Mud or clay, wet and kept wet. Is n
good bite cure. For serious bites, kaO.iu,
mixed with glyceTine and spread over
900 viii draw the Inflammation out
IN little while. and is cooling at the
same time.
When children have been badly bitten
about the arms and bare legs (which
suffer most Of all from mosquito on
slaughts) f. is sometimes well 20 band
age the little limbs with strips 0f old
linen. keeping them wet with witch
hazel or with diluted ammonia
Applications Of hot water should be
MADE Tor bee or hornet stinRs before the
ammonia or prepared kaolln IS applied.
The Washington times., 1906-08-05
Mrs Henry SymeS Answers to Correspondents

use, and you Will pardon seeming pre-
sumption in sending Ia unrequested,
am, NEWCOMER
READERS S FORMULA FOR HAIR TONIC.
Alcohol, 212 ounces.
Castor oil Il ounce.
Sulphate quinine, ? grains.
TinctUre cantharides, y drachm.
Apply twice daily, rubbing well into
scalp with stif brush.
=. S.-ShOuld the creams be frequently
renewed, or do they keep well If con-
tained in screwtop jars?
First. you have not the correct In
gradients for my cleansing cream, which
is as follows:
CLEANSING CREAM
White wax, ounces; sDermaceti, 2
ounces sweet almond oil, Il ounces; dis
titled water, 2 ounces; glycerine, 2
ounces: saiiCyliC acid. 80 grains
Your method otherwise is very good.
You shou,d apply DR.. Shoemaker's
bleach as frequently as needed. perhaps
beginning the treatment with daily ap-
plicattons.
The creams usually keep indefinitely:
but should you ever see any signs OF
staleness, renew them. Let me thank
you for the tonic formula. I hope some
other reader may find L beneficial.
The Washington times., 1906-08-05
when Pimples Follow blackheads.

have been reading items in your
beauty column for some time. but the
fact Is. don't know how to begin treat
ing my face with the remedies you have
prescribed. so l will ask you 10 please
help me-
heads: they not only stay in the pores,
but become very sore and filled with
matter.
Heretofore I've been squeezing them
The Washington times., 1906-08-05
To Enlarge tae Hips.

VIII you please print in your beauty
column a remedy for small hips?
have hardly any hips at all. and would
like something 10 make them larger.
Are there any exercises in physical
culture / could take TO enlarge them?
! VIII wait anxiogsly for reply in the
The Washington times., 1906-08-05

column, which has given me so many
useful remedies previous 70 this.
+. 9. NJ.
The following exercise is excellent
for developing the hips: stand alter
nately on each foot, swing the free
limb pendulum fashion from the hips.
each time allowing IL 10 go as far for
ward and backward as possible. To
improve the appearance Of your neck,
first battle il in hot water, and then
massage with a good skin food, rub
bing il well into the pores.
The Washington times., 1906-08-05
Hot or Cold Water.

DO you think hot water is better than
cold TO wash with before going TO bed ?
Some one told me she used the white
Of an egg and lemon juice mixed. /
was afraid TO use it unless 1 asked
YOU. Shall I use soap TO wash with in
the morning. Mrs J. W. j.
You should never use very hot water
for the face; lukewarm once a day,
with a pure soap, is sufficient Other
times use cold water; the soap should
be used bat once, with the lukewarm
water I know of no special benefit de-
rived from the use Of lemon juice and
white az egg.
The Washington times., 1906-08-05

with the other leg. or alternate from
left 20 right.
The bending exercise for reducing the
hips and abdomen may be adapted ID
doing upon a swing. Instead Of simply
bending forward bend and at the same
time crouch. rising 10 your full height
The Washington times., 1906-08-05
The Vaucaire Remedy.

I have tried several Of your formulas.
and found them 70 be all YOU say.
VIII you ulease write me more Of the
''Naucaire remedy for enlarEing the
bust? Give me full directions as 10 It's
use. and how long viii I have 10 take T.
before seeing q change? Mrs. 5. /. -.
There IS little 10 tell % the Vaucairs
remedy It's application Is simple. You
doubtless often see the formula pub
lisned IN my columns. with as full d.
rectlOns as I can give. The length Of
time required 10 produce results depends
upon each Individual case; sometimes II
is two weeks. sometimes ten.
The Washington times., 1906-08-05
A Proprietary Article.

Where could I get the brinlantine for
the hair? JUNE.
Brj.lantine is a proprietary article,
put up by several firms. 1 cannot, ac-
cording TO my rules. recommend any
special one. Would you like 10 use this
formula?
BRIIIIANTINE
Sweet almond oil, eight duid ounces.
Alcohol, four fluid ounces.
Glycerine. one fluid ounce.
oil of rose geranium, twelve drops,
The Washington times., 1906-08-05

Pricllv heat yields 10 the following
reatment: First, q bath, in which has
bean dissolved a teaspoonful Of bicar-
b00ate of soda: dry gently and batbe
the affected parts ir diluted witch hazel.
The Washington times., 1906-08-05

The formula containing henna is not
hail tonic, but a dye, giving the
hair a dark reddish tinge. WIN you re-
peat your question mentioning which
you want, tonic or dye?
The Washington times., 1906-08-05
On the Care of the
Hair and Skin
Hair on tke Arms.

VIII YOU kindly inform me how to use
peroxide Of hydrogen as a bleach Tor
superhuous hair on the arms? I an
having the growth removed by cleo
Jric!ty; but as this is very slow and I
would ike 10 wear short sleeves this
summer. wish 10 use the bleach as
temporary remedy only. r c. J.
Apply the pure peroxide Of hydrogen
70 the arms with a soft rag twice a dag.
Each time allow IL 20 dry on the arms
The Washington times., 1906-08-05

II there is any irritation in the black
heads, DO not attempt 20 remove ther
by mechanical means. that only adds 10
trouble. Try this formula:
CURE FOR CONFLUENT ACNE Cadonin)
Apply the following mixture 20 the af-
fiicted parts morning and night:
Glycerine 50 grams; oxide Of zinc 6
grams: soap tincture, 10 grams; potass
alum. grams. Mix.
For internal treatment, in connection
with the above. the patient should take
each morning before breakfast. one
tablespoonful OF a mixture composed Of
equal parts of pure glycerine and cas-,
tor oil.
The Washington times., 1906-08-05
Not a Tonic.

WIN you please publish for me your
formula for hair tonic containing
henna, which you said was harmless,
being purely vegetable?
A SUBSCRIBER.
The Washington times., 1906-08-05
Describe the symptoms.

1 have been an interested reader Of
your page for long time, but have not
seen anything that applied to my case.
I want something to improve my skin.
have everything that helps to make
a poor complexion I am willing 10 risk
anything for a nice skin. have tried
a good many things, but without sue
will be before my skin is all right.
DISCOURAGED.
The Washington times., 1906-08-05
Prickly Heat.

VIII you print in your columns as soon
q possible a good remedy for the cure
OF hives or prickiy heat?
4 CONSTANT READER.
The Washington times., 1906-08-05

A y ordinary swing, such as the
~ small members of the household
- delight In, may be made To fur
nish opportunity for splendid
outdoor exercising. Such exercise may
be taken In ordinary dress, although if
your swing is hung IN a sufficiently re-
tired, protected spot. so that you can
don a gymnasium suit, you VIII gain
more good from them
At any rate. leave OF your corsets and
put on a shirt waist with a soft, loose
collar, preferably one of the comfort
able outing shirts the early summer
brought out. with collar that rolls easily
away from the throat. and sleeves which
as comfortably turn back at the elbow,
One OF the pleasautest variations Of
the exercises for reducing the hips can
be performed by the aid Of a swing
Grasp the ropes with both hands. place
one foot firmly in the center or the
board, and draw yourself up until you
stand upon the swing.
Step down again, repeating the eXer-
else four or five times. Then repeat II
The Washington times., 1906-08-05

You do not mention the particular all
ments of your skin, so l shall have TO
answer you generally.
see tat vour whole system is in good
working order. Your digestive organs
should act perfectly, so shat your blood
Is pure Remember that in this diges-
tive system are stomach liver, and
bowels Keen them all in good order.
and If still there Is trouble with your
skin let me know Just exactly what II
is. and I will gladly prescribe some spe-
cial treatment.
The Washington times., 1906-08-05

out as soon as they come 20 a head but
Il seems that my face is getting worse
b II.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-02-08
75c PER YEAP
lERNiCE.

Judge Kishinka of Cherry was a
visitor to this place Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crossley of
Laporte, visited friends here and at
Mildred Saturday.
On Thursday of last week Rush
j. Thomson, n. r. Belts. r.. w.
Hale, and Edward Hopes, officials
of the State Line & Sullivan railroad
made an inspection of the property
in the interest of the company.
Wedding bells will ring soon says
dame rumor
The Republican voters of Bernice
precinct held their caucus in the
Sand Hollow school house Monday
evening when the following nomina-
tions were made: judge of election,
David Spence; Inspector, Charles
Watson; asst. assessor William AL
len; Justice Of peace, John Line;
overseer OF poor John Harney; aud
it0r, James Hyde. A vote of thanks
was rendered the News Item for
publishing the letters pro and con,
school directors VS.. the people of
Cherry township. The secretary
WAS instructed to write Mr.. Wing of
the action of the caucus.
VIM. Mahafiey whose accident of
u few weeks ago has been mentioned
is home from the Sayre hospital.
The Democratic voters are asking
why the Republicans did not put up
a candidate for school director. We
will say when they knitted their own
home candidate what would they do
to us.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-02-08
Notice.

Notice is hereby ai,en that an appli
cation will be madr to the Governor OF
the State ct Pennsylvania on 'uesday,
March 9Th. 1905. uuder the Act OF Assem-.
bly of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl
wanna entitled can Act 10 provi g tor The
incorporation aud regulation "i certain
corporation~,' approved April 2)th. 1873,
and the supplements thercu. for the
character oi au uHeudcd corporation to be
called The Eagles Mere Real Estate
Company" the character aud object ot
which is the buying, improving, selling
and leasing OF real estate. aud for these
purposes to have, possess aud rnjoy all
the rights. benefits and privileges of said
Act Of Assembly aud the supplements
thereto.
WILLIAM NJ. MEREDITH.
Soiicltor.