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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-09-28
From Mondays Daily

Mrs ]. Fifer, who has heen critical
ly i'll, is now recovering.
Mrs r. A. Aiken went to Kenne.
wick NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ward are now &C.
eupying their new home in the Anon
addition.
Miss Mary Srntle transacted business
10 The land Office at Walla Walla the
last of the week.
The people of Pasco have subscribed
WW to build n parsonage for the Meth.
odist minister Rev. Metcaif.
Walter and Leah Rich are taking
their turn ut vacation at the Spokane
Fair this week. II. w. Des Oranges
accompanied them.
Harley Peter Is now working at Sc.
allie for the same company he had a
position with in Portland, the Pacific
FIRE PROBING AID Construction Co.
! Mr.. aud MIS-. L. L. Amsbary, Mr..
/ aud Mrs. w. s Jenkins, G. F. Richard.
nn aud Howard s. Anon are among
Tue crowds at the Interstate Fair at
Spokane this week,
Hyou want excavatiug done or a
"acrete wall constructed get my fig
ules before letting the contract. lean
%'eyou money. G N. CALHOUN.
In Morain's addition.
Mr. and Mrs. Volney Cox, Mr.. and
Af'. NJ. s. Dwire, Mesdames H. A.
nowe' Geo. D Hunter, Arie Hover,
''u son Gerald, L. NJ. Denny, Laird
''" Miss Laird were passengers Ola the
"0rh'ug train for the Spokane fair.
neh Edwards, the hustling Okanog'
:" 'ahd man returned to Harrington
'u's week and will make trip to Ken
A'"'ck next week with some parties
~ n"o expect to purchase land there
harrington Citizen.
y W. and Mrs. S'einweg, of North
tsSima, have returned to their home
s'eF their loug honeymoon trip to the
na"alan Islands. The boat Manchu.
20 Oh which they embarked was
stranded on Il reef and the Mongolia
'oat on which they had intended
'e'urh, was also grounded. We
no luis Is not IL premonition of q
'u'y matrimonial voyage.
LARRY Fisk. of Prosser, democratic
candidate for county treasurer and also
''a'y fruit inspector, is spending the
w." mere looking up the facts for his
~ "ua' report to tIe state inspector
&c Was so busy wi IA his duties that be
-, 'er mentioned politics. BY grape
:. 'e telegraph we learn however tina,
~ general inspector thinks that the
'hahge Bank orchard will suffe
.n from blight, hut he fo,.nd one
~. ."e incest plums he ev"r sAn in the
blnk orchard ue>r Prossef.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-09-28
FRIDAY, Sept. 20, 1900.
From Saturdays Daily

y Hover is At Prosser today Oh
business
| r A Lundy is building warehous.
r.ceiye grain at Erie.
. straight is again in town TAX
Irg orders for nursery stock.
w.xrEp-Girl for general hF,se.
,ork in the family of K. Gerry, Pasco.
,nsT-A bunch of keys near Antlers
uo,s, Finder pie, se return to Ant
srs Hotel.
~ Sherman has returned from
s..,te and is at his old place in
sh,fer's Barber shop.
y, and Mrs. McMasters, ofspokane
-. arrived here to make their home
y :. ,her land in Section 81.
II Rudkin and o. a. Fechter were
,.r, from North Yakima yesterday
IN land and loan bu-iness.
u,s Thos. PallIster returned las
.;,ht from her visit in Seattle where
=. has been since July 5th.
NJ. ana Mrs. McClemens who have
han visiting at the home of VIM. Mar
" returned to their home in San Die
Gt'ruI Friday evening.
Postmaster J. N. Scott returned yes
smsy evening from couple days
v.t a his home in North Yakima
.bIs parents and took in the Fair.
L A. Jarnagin has sold his hotel,
rheColumbia, at Hover, to Henry F.
sharp OF Seattle. MIR. Jarnagin will
lecolr,r the resident manager of thu
Hover Land Co.
Dr. H. W. Howard, of Prosser, was
IN town this morning on professional
busjness. Dr. Howard aud Dr.. Crosby
hsld post lnnrtem examination Of the
body of G. z. Clark.
CE. Griffith has the contract for
ewliny 100 acres of the high land
southeast of town owned by the Ken.
mwick Land Co. and they expect to
plat and sell it in small tracts each of
which will I've fenced.
C. p. Clark, II brot her-in law of w.
MsPhee, died II, the McPhee home yes
trrday morning Of enlargement of the
heart. The deceased mad been i'll for
Along tine and his death was only II
question Of time. The deceased leaves
wife and six children to mourn for
. husband and father. The funeral
yill be held this afternoon and inter.
eent will be made in the kennewick
smeiery,
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-09-28

Typewriter Paper all sizes at the
Courier office.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-19
SOME OF THE DEAD.

SAN FRANCISCO, April ID
There is neither gas nor electric ligh'H
IN San Francisco. The plant of one
of the gas companies blew up yester-
day morning and as a measure of
prccaution, all the other gas in the
city has been turned on.
The following is a partial list "f
the known dead:
Rosa Wallcn, Sacramento street,
Unknown father and son, living at
t57 Langdon street; Minzie Lang
don: w. Kainfeldt. IL years old FOL
som street; William Nnile, 1 years
old. stevenson street; Annie Webster
Williams street; Guilletmnn' John
Crnth fish market Montgomery 81
Mrs. Hart Drumcn, Geronimi Stag
canaan, Philip Balalathi, Seargen'
Of police; steve Drummer, killed az
civ hall; Mrs. Ida Hcslet, Dr. 9pi-
noon. n well known physician' o''
Stcpner. ..-' -
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ALL is DEsoLATIoN.
snecinI DO INC sentlnel.


San Francisco, Cal, April ID
nav doNned on scene of death ana
dcsoIotion During the night the
dame, had consumed many OF the
c,,y's finest structures aud skipped
,,to , dozen directions to the rest
1oncc norton. They made their way
,a,. into the north bay section' 'he"
gnrinsina 10 the south, reached on'
along the shipping section, down ,hr
hov over the hills and across Ihir"
and Townsend street.
Wholesale houses. warehouses anu
,,onufoctIring concerns fen in'"
,hrir path. This completed The DE-
-n.,c,lon Of the entire district know"
- tbe sonth Of Market street. no"
a.. they are reafihing 10 The s"li'''
-. tb,. channel. cannot he toih "S
,h,. mart of thc city is shut on
Aftcr darkness, thousands "' ,.' m
,ounelcss were making thcir way WIN
,,ci,. blankets and scant pro'iS'onS'
80 tbe Golden Gate Park on 'he
heoeb. 10 find shelter.
Those living in the hills just h"r'i'
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of the wrecked section piled their be-
longings in the street, and express
wagons and automobiles were hauling
the goods away TO the spapseIy settled
regions.
Down town everything is ruined
Not a business house stands. Thea
Tres are tumblcd into ruins. Com
mission houses lie Smouldcrins on
their former sites. All of the news
paper plants have been rendered use
lcer.
IL is estimated that the loss in san
Francisco alone will reach from
$50, 900, 900 to $500 900, 900. This,
of course. is in the rough. Nothing
can he told until a personal account
ing taken.
Hundrei. of the injured were
either burned, crushed or struck by
falling buildings. and one of them
died while ON the operating table al
the Mechanics Pavilion, improvised
as a hospital for the comfort and care
of 300 of the injured.
The number of the dead is not
known but il is estimated that at least
500 met their death in the. fire.
At o o'clock this morning. under a
special message from President
Roosevelt, the city was placed under
martial law. Hundreds Of troops pa
trollcd the streets aud drove the
crowds back while hundreds more
police departments.
During the afternoon, three thieves
met their death by rifle bullets,
while at work in the ruins. The cur
of the cavalry men, and the crowds
were forced from the level districts tn
the hilly section beyond. The water
supply was entirely cut of hut may
thc five fire departments would have
been absolutely nsless at any stage.
During the day, blast could be
heard in any section at intervals
from one to two minutes, and build
ings not destroyed by fire were blown
10 atoms, but in spite of the heroi,
efforts OF the police and firemen and
soldiers, the work was terribly i'm.
{ peded.
Reports from other towns in Cali
fornla bring In tales of death and des-
truction, in nearly all of them. 49,.
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AT Mercy of Fire f!
Especial to The sentinel H.

fsnecial to The Sentinell
SAN FRANCISCO APRIL Id
M p N-THE FIRE ENGINES Oh
THE OAKLAND DEPARTMENT
HAVE RETURNED TO THAT CITY.
THEY HAVE BEEN UNABLE TO
GIVE ANY FURTHER HELP BIZ
CAusE, OF LACK OF WATER.
THE EXPLOSIVES, WHICH Ihh
r,pEN,EN HAVE BEEN USING 10
pr,toyE BUILDINGS FROM THE
PATH OF THE FIRE, HAVE GIVEN
OUT. ,yI,
THE FLAMES NOW hAN W., y
ruEIR OWN WAY AND NOTHIN"
Is AT HAND TO STOP THEM.
ruprsTENED. nj THE ONLY FOOD
AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME Is Is
THAT WHICH CAN BE BRou"hi
EpoN OUTLINING DISTRICTS
rT IS ESTIMATED THAT BA ~, =,
x,cuT IF THE FIRE CONTINUES
,T rTs PRESENT RATE, soo,oop ,.,'
propIr WILL BE WITHOUT y
coors OVER THEIR HEADS Ihh. .
s,rEFERING IN SOME PARTS :"
THE CITY is INTENSE.
ALL TIE COST TOWNS, Mo- Noi',,, .rn
or s,NTA BARBARA, SEEM 10
er DOOMED TO DESTRUCTION III
FIRE.
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STANFORD UNIVERSITY
is A TOTAL WRECK
{ lsnecInl to The senlInell

Especial to The SentinelD
OAKLAND, CAL, April t0.-San
Jose. 30 miles south, lost many
buildings, and from 10 to 70 people
were Killed.
The stanford university at Palo
Alto, suffered. At Stanford many oI
the hand,imc buildings were demol-
ishcd and two persons were killed.
One of them was Junius Robert Han
son. of bradford, Pa, the other be-
ing otto GurlSs, of California. Six
students lie in the hospital. They
are RoId ID. Harvard, san Francisco;
Mr.. FroIli, Robt. w. Abrams; Robert
Wcstwick; w. L. Masser, Henry L.
Dccring.
At Napol many buildings were scat
tered and crushed and the loss will
amount TO $4,000. No loss of life
is reported. At Vallejo. the damage
was slight in comparison with that
suffered in other cities. The loss will
amount TO about $4,000.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-19
A mORRInI.E sCENE.

Special to The Sentinel.
SALINAS, CAL, April i0.-it is
understood that between 200 ana
300 of the insane patients were Kill
ed and many more were hurt. DIR.
IL. A. Kelley, the assistant physic-
ian, his son and daughter were kill
ed aud Ms,'. Kelley was injured
The awful scene occurred at Agnes
hospital for insane. Many of the pa
tients yelled and shrielSed in glee,
though they were suffering from ter
ribIe wounds. Others, with The cum
ming that accompanies their disorder
made their escape and are wandering
about the stricken country. The at
tendants and medical corps did All
in tIieir power hut the work was be-
yond their capacity, and is was many
hours before they could get assist
nnce. as the neighboring towns were
calling for all the aid at hand.
There was but handful of the pa
ticnts capable of understanding what
what had befnilen the hospital, but
these at once responded to orders
and aided in the rescuing OF the M
iured and eXcavating the dead, III
noble fashion.
At Salinas. fourteen buildings are
so badly damaged that they will have
to be pulled down. At the beet sugar
factory two miles east of here, which
was damaged, the financial loss is es-
timated at S2,OOO,O00.
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Government Gives

WASHINGTON, APRIL tO.-2;-
90 p. MA DISPATCH FROM THE
NAVY DEPARTMENT SAYS THAT
THE PACIFIC SQUADRON Is IN
HARMED. THERE WAS A RE
PORT THIS MORNING TO THE Eff
Feet THAT 1T HAD BEEN DIES
TRoYED, But THE REPORT
SEEMS TO HAVE BEEN UNBOUND
ED.
CONGRESS HAS APPROPRIATE
ED $1,000. 900 FOR THE RELIEF
OF SUFFERERS.
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Over 5000 Dead F.!
cneciaI 10 The sentinel

Especial to The SentinelD
SAN FRANCISCO, APRIL 10
1870 p. Mt LOOKS AS If IHh
ENTIRE CITY WAS DOOMED TO
DESTRUCTION BY FIRE. THE
PROPERTY LOSS WILL REACH
RETWEEN TWO AND THREE HUN
DRIED MILLIONS.
THE LOSS OF LIFE WILL PRob-
ABBY REACH 5000. THE ME-
CHANCES BUILDING, WHICH HAS
BEEN USED AS A TEMPohAl'h
HOSPITAL, WAS IOlt,'''.
WRECKED JUST AFTER THE IN
.URED PATIENTS HAD BEEN Ri4-
MOVED.
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Messengers bring tales of the dcstruc-
tiou of HeIdsburg, GeyscrviIlc, Cover
land, Hopeland and ul<iah.
The report of destruction in the
country extends as far north as Men,
,Iisino and Lake counties. The-e are
frontier counties aud have not as
large towns as further south.
From all accounts, the loss of life
and property is as shocking as III
San Francisco. Frdm San jose, The
rcports are conflicting but are bad
enough at best
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SANTA ROSA DESTROYED.
Especial TO The sentinel)

SAN FRANCISCO, April f0.-Re-
posts from the interior are most al
arming.. Santa Rosa, one of the pret-
tiest cities in the state, is n total
wreck. There are 10000 homeless
men, women and children. huddlcd
together in the streets. The loss Of
life is not to he asccrtained. II will
probably reach into the thousands.
As the last great shock spent it's
elf in the earth, the whole business
portion tumbIcd into ruins. The
main street is piled many feet deep
with the fallen buildings. Not one
bis .iness building is left intact. The
courthouse is merely a heap of ru-
ins.
What was not destroyed by the
earthquake has been swept by fire.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-19
Pronounced Doom !

NEW YORK CITY. APRIL 10
SPECIAL TO THE NEW YORK TRI-
BUNE THIS AFTERNOON FROM
CORRESPONDENTS IN SAN FRAN
CISCO STATE THAT TO ALL AP-
PEARANCES THE CITY WAS
DOOMED TO ALMOST TOTAL DIES
BN FLAMES.
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Director cases
City Vanishing Before Flames Which
Continue In Unabated Fury

Dynamite Only Defense Against the Fires Given Out and the Flames
Now Have Their Own Way-Eeyhng Central Busnes District is
Ruined and Residential Districts Now Being Destroyed 600
People Now fOmeleSSFOOd Famine Threatened
Stockton Santa Rosa and Other Towns and Cities Ruined
Deaths Estimated Hard
mIIo
O SataBrb rbaSem
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-19
The Mint is Saved !

SAN FRANCISCO, APRIL 10
THE UNITED STATES MINT ES-
CAPPED DESTRUCTION, SEEMING
LY AS If BY MIRACLE. ALL THE
BUILDINGS SURROUNDING 1T
WE'RE TOTALLY DESTROYED,
But THIS WAS SAVED. THE MINT
CONTAINED $50. 100000 IN GOLD
AND SILVER COINS AND THIS
WAS SAVED.
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Reported In Control!

NEW YORK CITY, APRIL 10
PRIVATE MESSAGES RECEIVED
HERE THIS AFTERNOON BY THE
POSTAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY
STATE AT THREE O'CLOCK THE
FIRE IN SAN FRANCISCO WAS
PRACTICALLY UNDER CONTROL.
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BuRNING THE RESIDENCES.
Special 10 The sentinel.

HTV-0INI 10 IIIt H'IIIINVI.
New York, April 1O.-The West
ern Union received report that
early this morning the fire advanced
into the Mob Hill section of san Fran
cisco. This is the section in which
are located many fine residences, in
cluding the Parker and Huntington
hdncs.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-19
SHOCK At RENO.

RENO, NEV., April iO.-The
shock was distinctly felt here ycster-
day and reports from different towns
around Reno say that they also felt
the shock. but no damage was done.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-19
CALL FOR PHYSICIANS.
ISpecial 10 The sentinel.

Especial to The Sentinel.l
SACRAMENTO, CAL, April 10
Governor Pardee has received a dis
patch from Malpeter. asking that
physicians and nurses he sent there.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-19
Y5!|r
WEDDING GIFT
OPTICAL

4 can't AFFORD to take any risk
FOUR eyes.
o,s can tell positively whether
srss are all right or not unless
k.re been examined by a compe-
md qualified optieian.
make no charge for examining
'.nd have the requisite knowl-
eyperience and instruments to
| absolute accuracy. Satisfae-
guaranteed.
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work guaranteed.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
TAKE OPTIMISTIC VIEW.
University of Chicago Officials Speak
In Favor Of Football,

CHICAGO Jan. l7-Members of the faculty
OF the University OF Chicago believe the wave
OF football abolition will not strike the con-
ference colleges of the West. DR. J. K. Ray
croft. acting head OF the department OF ply
slcal culture and Dean Eric y Hubert, head
OF the divinity school and a member OF the
athletic board, hold that OF tho middle
Wcrt Institutions viii do away with the game.
Il know that would not think OF nholish-
Ing the game at Chicago" said Dean Hubert
last night ut Ia by far too good @ gamo to
lose. There too many leyel-hended men
In the West To necssstate doing away with the
sport, Reforms are needed. IL Is true, and II
IL expressly for 'his reason that tho football
conference will bo held here on Friday All
talk OF aboliehiug tho game at any Western
college In the big nine Is puro nonsense"
Prof Albion w Small. head Of the depart
entail men tho faculty. declared:
1 do not believe any representative OF the
conference colleges WIN advocate nbolishing
tho game at tho meeting on Friday am GER
tain Chicago viii not. Changes In ruleo will
not do away with brutality or roughness In
football 1t In tho mon behind the game the
officials and the spirit OF the universities that
count
''Hnrvards action has started anew the
anti-football agitation. hut the game never viii
be abolished In tho colleges OF the middle
West" said DR.. Raycroft. ChicnGo's attitude
townrds reforms In football hes been definitely
decided upon. according 20 statement Issued
Inst night by Acting President Harry Pratt
Judaon According to the statement "dcfnite
Instructions have been GIvon It's represen-
tatlye. The representative win be DR.. Judson
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18

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by the Government ns medicine. Medl-
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cases sent free.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Is sold
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Prlce S1.OO. See that the "Old
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Look for it carefully, and refuse sub
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Pure Malt Whiskcy Co., Rochester,
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
LOST EYESICHl
Through Coffee Drinking.

Some people question the statements
that coffee hurts the delicate nerves Of
the body. Personal experience with
thousands prove the general statement
true and physicians have records Of
great numbers OF cases that add to the
testimony.
The following is from the Rockford,
III, RegisterGazette:
DR.. William Langhorst OF Aurora has
been treating one OF the uueerest cases
of lost eyesight ever in history The
patient Is o. A. Leach OF Beach county,
and In the last four months he has doc
tored with all of the specialists about
the country and has ut last returned
home with the fact impressed or his
mind that his case is incurabe.
a portion of the optic nerve has been
ruined, rendering his sight SO limited
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18

that he Is unable to see anything before
MN, but he can see plainly anvthine M
the side of him. There have been hut
te" cases OF Its kind before and they
nave been caused by whiskey or tobac,
co. Leach has never used either iu,t
mas oeen a great coffee drinker and Tho
specialists have decided that tho case
mas been caused by this. Leacn stated
ar alinseil tnat Tor several years he had
drank three cups OF coffee for hrhaIl
tast. two at noon and one at nigh. Ac-
coraing TO the records Of the speclaIisfa
OF TINS country this is the first case ever
caused by the use OF coffee. WI
The nerve Is ruined beyond ola 90,
ms case is incurable- The fact that
makes the case a queer one is thot ,ha
sight Forward has been lost and tha
side sight has been retained Acrnrotil tiie
TO the Doctors statement tba ,s uins
man VIII have to give up coffec or Oths ths
rest OF his sight will follow and tha VIC
tire nerve be ruined--Rexistcr-Ca
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
CONSUMPTION OF SHOES
Travelling Man Gives Idea OF Proper
tionate Number Used.

Few people have any idea to the num-
Der OF pairs OF ohocs that used In a
single year" said T. Il. Jamison, who ia reg
istcrcd at the Kenyon, md who represents a
big shoe monufnctory of ST. Louis Mo, Il
really do not know cxnctly myself. but I
understand that moro than three, hundred mil
lions OF pairs OF shoes wer9 discarded last
year.
MY firm In really young institution. but
1t has built up business that gives fair
Idea OF the proportoratc amount OF the trad
ing In shoes In year. In May next my
Arm viii have closed its eighth year in
business. The snlee for its first year amount
Cd to 81 632 IOl. the nth year s. Oo5. $50: the
sixth year Sc o1sr $50; tho seventh year. ss.34s.
SO and this year the eighth. Will exceed
eight millions.
The company employs eighty seven travel
Ing representatives and. In its Ave factories,
located In St Louis. about 5000 employees
There "a nothing secret about Its operations.
All the travelling men receive a weekly letter
from the nrm- showing just what each sales
man Is doing. In consequence of this weekly
statement, 1t Is apparent that salesman VIII
tako greater interest In hle work, In order to
get higher place in the selling list
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
You Can Prevent and Cure
CONSU NJ PTION
can Ounce Of Prevention Is Worth
a Pound of Cure"

Physicians agree that consumption can
be cured If taken In tipc, In time means
different stages OF the disease for differ
ent people 1t all depends on your CON
stitution. your VIII power. etc. But It
can bo stopped at tho first cough stage
This is really curing consumption, for the
germs arc within your lungs It is gen
orally called preventing OF forestallIng
consumption. Or. Acker's English Rem
edy docs the work for you, by simply
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From ono dose YOU can feel glow of
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The medicine goes straight 10 the weak
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restored; they renew their work and you
feel like a different person.
Dr. Ackcrs S English Remedy Is not an
alcoholic medicine, II is perfectly harm
less. and Is sold by all druggists on
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druggists.