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Evening star., 1907-11-12
$4,000 FOR LGSS OF EYES.
Laborer Awarded Verdict in Suit
Against His Employers.

:po. ..al Dispatch 10 The Star
NEW YORK. November ia jury bc-
fore Justice Maddox, in the Flushing
supreme court. today awarded to john
Mueller a laborer. Il verdict OF $4,000
against the General Chemical Company of
LauIcl H;.I. l.. l.. damages for the
loss Of both eyes.
Mueller who is twenty-nine years o'd
and lives in Brooklyn. was employed at
the chemical works III Laurel Hill untiI
September OF last year. when a carboy
% sulphuric acid exploded near linn and
Shove red him with vitriol. His eyes wer,
burned completely out and his face so
terribly distigured that he Is compelled
10 wear 4 -..aSk.
The young Taasl' attorneys brought sat
10Y 5000 damages, VIII ch resulted In the
jury $ verdict today for S2G.tssl. Invested
Al pe- cent. his will give him the i'll
come lie was earning at the time he met
With tie accident.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
IMMIGRANTS ARE ENGRAVING
Big Trainload of Foreigners Going
Home

PITTSBJRG. November PA solid
trainload of Italians Hungarans and
SIavs will leave tonight over the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad for New York,
where they will embark for Europe. TIL.
train which will take this the larges;
foreign party of the year Will run as
second section of train No >. Many OF
the foreigners are going home to speno
the winter months. while some are going
to remain in Europe They have been for
the most part working in the mining re-
gions though some have been working in
the mills IN Pittsburg.
Prospects of hard winter in western
Pennsylvania with siackening work are
what the interpreter al the station SAYS
they give as the reason for leaving.
over 1na HungaIians from Ne~ Castle
Pa. near here, will also leave tonight for
their native land. taking With them, It u
said. about S3oo00 in cash.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
Sir Lewis Morris Dead.
il Cablegram to The Star.

LONDON. November 12.-Sir Lewis
Morris. the Welsh poet and one of the
pioneers Of the education movement in
Wales. died today at the age of seventy
four
He was a graduate OF Oxford. where he
had a distinguished career. BY profession
he was a barrister. but he practiced chief
ly as conveyancng counsel and his
fam rests on his poetic works. among
which are Songs of Two Worlds, The
Epic of Hades" The Ode of Life
Songs of Britain. "A Vision of Saints" ;"
"IGvils and Lyrics and "A Harvest
Tale" He was also the author of many
articles on literary and educational sub
iacts. He was created knight in 1895
Evening star., 1907-11-12
MAE WOOD MARRIAGE
DETERMINED FIGHT IN SUIT
AGAINST PLATT.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star. n
NFWXORK, November 12-Counsel for
United &ates Senator Thomas c. Platt
today applied to Justice O'Gorman in
special term. part l. Of the supreme court
for the issuance of an order of court d.
recting that the alleged marriage certifi-
cate by which Mae G. Wood says she ex-
poets to prove that she was married to
Senator Platt and an alleged admission
in writing said to have been signed by
Mr.. Piatt that she is his wife bc kept on
file in the county clerks office
III support of the application counsel
FOR Mr.. Platt filed an affidavit in which
the senator set forth that the alleged mar
riage certificate is a forgery. he says
that he was never married to the woman
In regard to the letter purporting TO
have been written by him to Miss Wood.
acknowledging her as his wife, Senator
P!att says in his affidavit: II am con-
such alleged admission was manufactured
by the plaintiff to be used as as,syidence."
Wants Certificate Back.
Recently counsel for Mrs Mae Wood
Plat filed in the county clerks Office
by direction OF the Supreme Court the
by direction of the supreme court the
admission. They have been examined by
Mr. Platt's counsel and photographed He
asked the court not to permit them to be
withdrawn. at least tor the present
photograph of the alleged marriage
certificate of Thomas c. Platt and Miss
Mae Wood of Omaha, Neb., was attached
to the legal papers submitted to the court
today by O'Brien. Boardman, Platt K
Dunning. counsel TOR Senator Plat. 1t
certifies that the pair we're married by the
Rev. EDWARD W. Rice at the Fifth Ave-
l.ue Hotel, November 8, 1901
Joseph Day Lee. counsel for the plain
tiff. opposed the application. He said
tnat the marriage certificate and the let
ter had been in the county clerks office
for more than two weeks, and that the
defendant and his lawyers had had am
pie time to make whatever inspection they
desired to make lie said that the plain
at wanted the document returned 10 her
attorneys office SO that her experts couId
prepare to prove the authenticity of the
document. Mr.. Lee said that any further
examination could te made at his office
any time such an examination was de-
sired. Decision was reserved.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
Miller Awaits Extradition,

LONDON. November 12-Charles Mil
Ter, alias Lewis, alias W. A. Newman
who was arrested in London last month
at the request of the New York police
was eXtradited in the Bow street extradI-
ton court today. The charges against
him are grand larceny and jail-breaking
Miller was arrested with Henry Aller In
New York last February for robbing the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company of thou
sands of dollars worth of baggage in Vir-
gnia. While Miller and Allen were con-
fined at police headquarters in New York
they one morning. attacked a doorman,
who was bringing them their breakfast.
and escaped Allen was soon caught. but
Miller made his way to London
Evening star., 1907-11-12
WANT BRYAN TO REST
BEG HIM TO GIVE HIS HALO A
HOLIDAY.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHICAGO. Ill, November lc.-pemo-
Gratis OF Illinois have asked William Jen-
nings Bryan to lay aside his halo long
enough to permit the party TO elect
democratic President They think 1t
would be possible TO achieve this result
If Mr.. Bryan will forget himself long
enough to permit democrats TO unite and
pass up their partisan fighting. The re-
quest has beer made in the form of
letter written by Charles X. Ladd of
kewanee. who has served in a prominent
capa city in democratic end national con-
ventions. and who has been affiliated with
the Sullivan-Hopkins factions in the party.
Mr.. Ladd set out his views in a long let
ter to Mr.. Bryan, an epistle which he ask
ed Mr.. Bryan to make public
Urge a Slumber Potion
Democrats in Illinois are convinced that
the time has arrived when 1t is possible
to make Il successful democratic cam
paign for the presidency. They believe the
Ti!st requisite is party harmony, and for
this reason they have asked Mr.. Bryan
to forget government ownership OF rail-
roads. his most recent idea. and to get
back to the simple doctrine OF equal
rights for all and special privileges for
none.
They have informed him that his own
IDEAS If carried out would be sufficient
to cause the shade of Alexander Hamilton
to arise and dance on the grave of Thomas
jefferson. They ask him to forget him
self and to allow the party to take ad-
vantage of economic conditions, which
they believe will make it possible to elect
a democratic President.
They believe the democratic party, if
united can secure the support of enough
republicans TO insure the success OF the
party ticket next November
Evening star., 1907-11-12
MRS. ROOSEVELT JOINS
Mothers Club Gets New and Dis
tinguished Member.

NEW YORK, November Fit was an
nounced at meeting of the New York
City Mothers Club that Mrs Theodore
Roosevelt had become member of the
New York state assembly of mothers. y
letter was read from Mrs. Roosevslts pr
vat secretary. Miss Hagner. which in
brief expressed the pleasure of the Presi
dents wife in making the announcement
The Roosevelt family is well represented
in this organization of American mothers
Tor tie President hiInself is on the adj
visory board OF the rational congress.
Evening star., 1907-11-12

RICHMOND, Va. November 12-In ac-
cordance with the action OF the ves,ry OF
St Johns Church. the historic building n
which Patrick Henry made his great revo-
lutionary speech. official letters were mail
ed today to President Roosevelt and Sec
retary CortelEou protesting against the
omission of the legend, "In God We
Trust" from the new $40 gold coin.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
Swift Plant at Harrisburg Burns.

HARRISBURG. Pa, Novenber 12-The
large plant of Swift & Co. the Chicago
packers. was completely destroyed by fira
last night, entailing a loss OF SO t.aGJ
partly covered By insurance, The fire
started in the smokeilouse. AMI in less
than half an hour had swept through tn
entire building. the walls of the plant fall
ing. slightly iniuring a few firemen.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
Richmond Vigilantes.

RICHMOND. Va. November 12.-Rob-
berries and assaults upon young women re-
turning from their work have been SO
common in the east end of the city that a
meeting of the citizens of that section las
oeen called TO organize q vigilance COM
nittee, members of which will systenlat-
icaily patrol the streets and alleys at
night.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
Court Subpoena Served.

Cen. Grenville n. Dodge. chairman OF
the Grant memorial commission. was
served today with a subpoena to answer
the bill OF complaint brought by Attorney
Conrad II. Syme to prevent the destruc-
ton OF the Crittenden oak and other trees
in the Botanic Garden Attorney Syms
81 afed today that the rule to show cause
issued bv Justice Gould is still alive ard
may he called up for hearing at any mo-
ment il may be deemed necessary. 1t is
his intention. he declares, 10 bring the
matter before the court if any move is
made to remove the trees.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-18

e Arbeiten, arbeiteH;
Ni9ts als arbetten;
Grmiioenoe 9laderei!
Sriiber Nar Die Qrbeit elm 8ersnisen,
aber jebt MAIDEN bid einise Minuten Qns
trensuns u1iiDe, entmutbigt lnD rei5bar, nit
einem @efible, uls oh allies iGief 9inge.
Sic Sober unb bic ginsetpeiOe iinb i9ulb
ndra1t.
Die Spmptome finb: @erstlopfen, Gbnz
tta9tsanfdlle, unterDriidte, iiberreide ooer
uaregelmdbige 9eriooen, i6le4te @erbauuns,
nieOerbriiderOe S6mer5en IN oer Settle uns
i'm 8iideu, nerb0ie S6ipdde, ible6ter Nppe=
tit uno @erftopfuns.
9ridlb Iib gitters beria9t alle bieie 2eiz
ben tpie nit einem 3auberi6lase, benin Is
trifft Die @urael unb ben Gib BET &rant=
belt = ben Magen, bic Sober unb bic Ginges
tpeibe.
Srattett, pel1e fir bic BET srauet berrs
| I1enoen &rantbeiten Mebiainen nebmen, bic
| hieIen Organen ni9t gut th1n, nerl1penben
| MIR @elb unb tuertbbolle 3sit. Sie Sober lit
| trantbaft, neil ber Wagen nidt geiunb 1T
/ unb beiDe beruriadeu einen bartleibigen 3u=
ftanb. SieIe 8erbinoerung Der eiiar1en
| 9bdtigfeit ber Sober unb ber Gtngetpeibe
fillt bas SD{tem NIT l1nreinigteiten, suelbe
tpieberum l1nregelmIBigfeiten tn ben tpeibz
li1en Organen berborrufen; baraus mub 9ee
| folgert merben, baB eine Mtebi5in, ipel6e Die
Sober berbeliert, ben Magen itdrft unb einert
~gelunben Gtublgong betrirtt, aud bas 9eil-
mittel fir meniruelle G9tuieri9teiten 1T.
Sic orfitf, abgentattete, entmutbigte ssrau,
ipel6e bic Qeioen hires @eIble9ts 10 lanse
| unb i1tpeigenb ertragett bat, beripirt 9ar
balb ben f%r6ftieenben uno crbeiternben Ginz
flub bes 3ridlD Nfb 8ittetg. Gs berri6tet
feline Qlrbeit ~Dollfommen, inbem es nit benz
Magen besinnt unb leinen reinigenoen uro
onresenben GinfluB onf bic 2eber unb bic
| Gin9epeioe ausbebnt. Menr Der Wtdgen, bic
9eber unb bic Gingetpeibe tbatis iinb uno
barmoniI9 %au1ammen a~rbeiten, bant nj Il i
: E n aud Die tpeibli1en Srgane in geiunoem
unb resuldrem 3uftanbe fem. Sn Solge eies
1es geiiinberen, Observation-Disclosures nimmt
bic Yatientin aud erbobtcs SSnterefie On
ibren 9ausbaltspflihten. Irpetit uab 8raft
tebren 3uriid, bic Musen tperoen beller, bic
@efi6tgfarbe Hart iib, unb in fur5er 3eit 1T
Maneen unh beiterem @ertiitb bertpanbelt.
sd litt tie1 bur6 1lnberbaufi9teit unb
@ertopfuns. Stets mar i'd nit nerbSiem
Ropfipeb seplagt unb tuar obsemattet unS
fafdfrig. Mnn besann i'd 4ridlb Nib 8itz
terg gu sebrau9en unb es bat mir in .punz
b~erboller Meiie sebolfen. Sect babe i'd glten
Mppetit, i1lafe gut uno tann mebr @rbeit
tbun als ie aubor."
GramM al Nortbeutt,
Mbel, Mercer gountn, No.
aa&yotb.tern s.rtauft. greis 81 bic 0tsiM
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Wosm III &c nbtto9
gReh,

Web. Ghmersen. Brand. uuo
Shnittmunoen. Werrentunaen nnb
nnoere dbnlihe Beifmerben toerben
gemDbnlid augenblidlid eehobeu,
iebr hdufa iof0rt sebeilt ourh cine
einsiae N%nmenoung oes unpergleih.
liden Wittels 6uut' 0 2iabtnin9 Oil.
Geloet nift. Shiebtl es niht auf.
@oau lit es n6tio2i
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9ehrers0 eIuM.

Sic 9ine Daf Shule in Der Mabe
nDn Runae iudst einer 2ebrer, oer
in Deutih uno gngliih unterribten
tam. Der 9ermin iii abt WDnnte
init butem @ebnlt, Elm uerbeirateter
Wann miro uDraeaDeen. lin 9Gbe.
res menoe man iih al, Us. s. Sborre.
Hun9e, Eeras.
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Ser Werfud, tit tpertppm.

SimOn's Sober = 8einiaer lit oas
tuertnoIfe 9eilmittel. oas i'd neeeu
Geritopfuug uno unreoelm6siafeii
Der Sunftion Der 2eber anmanbte.
@r uerrihtet feline Grbeit eriiuolih,
0bne aber 10 onauareifen, ruie bic
rneiiten abnlifen Weoisiuen es turi.
Sd empfeble i'm fiber init Bereit.
miuiateit, no INNER fid bic @ele.
aenHeit bietet.
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9ehrer aetmchf.

9ie Born Shulaen,einbe iudt Ell,
men 2ebrer, Der eugliihen uno beut.
ihen unterriht gebei fanri. @ebalt
$3.50 far 9 Wonate Shule. 5reie
WDbnuaa, freies BrennbDls, Qutes
Waiier. Gin 8erbeirateter miro
u%orgeaDaen. Ndheres au erfabren Eel
Trib DreibrDot. Eruftee.
SC. Ct. l. Boz 80. san Warcus, Ger.
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Btas4nsans,,1aB.

& mmersfenratb gum
Rinberm6bden): sd hDrte seffsrn
Menb, tsie Gie bds Babp In ben
E9Iaf fanges, Wnna; bas bat mir
ui4t eefofen . BON 6eute an trtegen
@h Gefanguntsrridt!1
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gaidt m1ta. fid. sn frahen.

Mnoere Befhmeroen m6aen ibmers.
lidber iein. aber feire III 10 bel6lti.
genb tuie SUDDEN in ireenb einerTorm.
Dos idneaite nno s~uperldTfiaite Mit.
tel fhr iudenhe 3rontbeiten iraeno
elmer Nrt lift cunts Cure. Cine
Nnmenoun9 peridnfft grleihteruua
- cine Smahtel narantiert au beilen.
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Na iH fn.

@ir pinihen es 70 einfah unb
bOh 10 ftart. wie @prte es aussu.
oriiden uermDgen. gu laaen, 6aB
cunts Cure irgenb einea iu6enoen
Shuters oer 6aut ihneG, ppfittp
uno permanent BELT. Cine Shad.
tel belt. oafir gebeu mir @arantie.
Cine Gpplitation ueridafft 2,noe.
rurg,
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MfstAer44r,t4rN.

I'D, GrGuIetn. helfen sic MIR bod
ben f9Snen GaIter fangen.4 .Dos
perftshe i4 ntHt.@- .Mber metn srpz
ber @ruber fdgte bod rleuIid. ole Gals
ter firgea fth In sshren Neben."
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4atptt,trte aI(..ke,1rttstfH

paffogier: ~susen Sic nal,
S&uffner. mas tit benu bdss fir eth
Wdfer, boa bort briben fIiebta@ =
&oBbntteur: DOS tpetb I net
trims aana' Sohr fetnsl4
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Nnseu-perhfun1tun.

Gr6uIein: na9. 9err DOttor,
h lebter 3ett TIT mein Ropf thinner 70
stngenommen!" - Mr5t: LIMB iDer
TT ber GIiidlide93
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@sster Auth.

~Ste. Serr WirtA, | tpibt Shna on
Ratb, tpenn's ben befolgen, fdenfen
Gie no4mal fobiel aus, ols iebt!" =
So, mas ratben's benn2" r8efer
einfGenfen!"
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Ober:: Die aufsefpieBten Qepfel.
4prLd1laa s.sr 0siste.

0erih
s0err Gpunb. mDhten g benin net
NIT Sbrem Oreunb Giffel 5ufammsns
Dieben -. bic 6erren thGten MIR bas
bur& mannen meg erfpdren!4
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On ner Athe.

Sunse 9ausrdu Our
Rbntn): rMiberipreden Gle mir ni9t
jnnu,er, Ober Sie birfen MIR nie mehr
IN bie Rii9e beretn!A
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#tnHres4f,er.

@pmnaia # (iber cine sries
4sf9e lleberfeBuns sebeust): Nd.
tbarum bat 9omer ftd nidt bas ueberz
febungsreht norbe1alten!4
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lGtu enhances m1ftfer.

ICtn etnfadbes Wfittel.
Wenr eS @uh an Nppetit trianoelt,
es on gneraie feblt unb allea anbere
uiht IN Oronung lit, 10 tlehrtt ettuas
Elm unb stuar iofort. ginnDns Gar.
iapariGa 1T ber aDnie Der Tunie.
&c ueridaft sud elmer, unbesnblbas
rem Nppetit. Beriudt es uno Sbr
geb0rt uieoer su ben Gadbenben.
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6au9h6Iterta aeSudat

in elmer 9r0Ben Stabt in Werito.
Nnerbietungen erbetei1 inter ii. c.,
Expedition oieles 8[atte8.
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THE OWL GROCER COMPANY
WHOLESALE GROCERY
Rommiifonss @ei&af

Btr tibren ale Nrter nun@rDceries De.
treble, Wehi, 6utterfnfen aIer Grt, 6nh,
ners@eisen, 8uderrobr . Sarnen, Rafir.
Rprn, beutiher 6irie nnb Seu - In go,
Qenlabungen 0ber meniaer.
Wir eriuben um gDnfienatiDnen nps
9anbes. 8ro6ucten. SHnene grtebiaunp
hers0eihkfte.
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3u4noristische
@nrtmLpH.

Mutter: ga, 8ubt, lauf' bod
niGt immer I'm 9emb berum!" =
Sol ids aus3ieben, Mamd9"
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Add1ne Mrnnfk,

Me1sn tines Gintdgsfliege auf bic
Melt tssSmt unb fHIs9tes Mstter an.
trifft.
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SON Antonio SIeQn lQInldI,
sOs-s11 ct. Barns ctr. gaaMntuni,

gsur erftflafise Grbeit tpirb geIiefeyt
ginen 8rube . duftraa tn'rb sic 6abDt
Gberaeuaen.
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Srauen-Seioea.

Sin iideres Mltttel fit i1eiblide
aranfbeiten llno bas miiOe, aerz
bOie, nieberbriidenOe 8efiibl, oas
bic Sausbalts= 4rbeit 5t einer
unertrasliden 8iirbe madt.
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Ttaa'sE519ents oaoaua.g iaarrs
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Aa.a ne4.t gtebeabrtef eftter
@itt.ue.
49,. oils Grtennunssaeiden perbe
i6t Iaeine reur 4inber mitbrinsen."
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-04-18
HEUMATISM CANNOT BIZ
CURED UNLESS URIC-O
Is USED
Sudden Deaths, Heart Failure and
Paralysis Are Caused by Poisonous
Uric and Rheumatic Acids.

The disease whose cause is shrouded
in mystery, the affiiction that is said to
be incurable, is commonly known as
paralysis. Show us person suffering
with this disease, and you will find
that at some time previous to the at
tack, the patient suffered from some
form of rheumatism. This dangerous
disease should not be neglected, espe-
cially where there is cure within such
easy reach. We refer to Smiths Spe-
cific Uric-O harmless compound, free
from alcohol and poison, and made to
cure Rheumatism only. Uric-O acts
with marvellous swiftness on the blood,
muscles and kidneys, and cannot fail
to remove all traces of poisonous Uric
and Rheumatic acid from the system.
Uric-O is not a cathartic, does not affect
or distress the stomach, and is the only
known liquid preparation that will re-
lieve and permanently cure Rheuma-
tism in its most distressing forms. We
want all Rheumatic sufferers to test the
merits of Uric-O, therefore by address
ing the SMITH DRUG COMPANY, ,SYR-
ACUSE, n Y, liberal size sample and
circular will be sent free. Uric-O is
sold by Druggists at $100 per bottle,
or will be sent direct upon receipt of
price.
Uric-O is sold in Emporium by L.
Taggart. 32ly.
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ManV GosSipS,

Did you ever notice that "talk"
doesn't hurt man much? Perfection
isn't looked for in man, and when
some one tries to iniure a man, by
Tanting about few faults he has, the
absent one, who is probably attending
TO his own affairs, is elavated in his
hearers estimation, while the inform
ant is lowered accordingly. If a man
knocks along doing fairly we'll, people
realize that while he has some faults,
iae has more virtues, and they are
charitable enough to overlook these
faults.
But it is different with girl or
women. No matter how good wom-
IN may be, let some one start an in
famous lie about her and everyone is
willing to pass it along, and there is
aiways some one to believe it. That
lie can never be lived down. 1t may
burn low but the gossip loving are
Eeady with new fuel.-Ex.
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Sour
Stomach

No appetite, loss OF strength, nervous
ness, headache, constipation, bad breath.
general debility, sour risings, and catarrh
of the stomach are all due to indigestion.
Kodol relieves Indigestion. This new discov-
cry represents the natural juices of diges-
ton as they exist in healthy stomach,
combined with the greatest known tonic
and reconstructive properties. kodol for
dyspepsia does not only relieve indigestion
and dyspepsia, but this famous remedy
helps all stomach troubles by cleansing,
purifying, sweetening and Strengthening
the mucous membranes lining the stomach.
Mr.. S. S. Ball, Of Ravenswood. w, Va. says
=" was troubled with stomach for twenty years.
Kodol cured me and we are now using It in milk
for baby"
Kodol Digests What You Eat.
Bottles only. Relieves Indigestion sour stomach,
belcEine of gas ETC.
Prepared by E. G. Dewitt 81 CO.. CHICAGO.
Sold by r G. Dodson.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-04-18

Rest Is 9 great restorer. We tire our
nascles by exercise and then rest to re-
sore them; yet great many Of US do
not stop to think how little rest we give
90 our stomachs As usual thing no
part of our bodies is so generally over
worked as our digestive organs. A tired
and overworked stomach will give signs
q distress to which we pay no heed until
:. last Dyspepsia takes hold. lndlges,
zion IS Just warning, and if we heed
the warning we can easily avoid further
consequences. KODOL is most thor
ough stomach relief 1t digests what
you eat and gives the stomach the needed
nost and greatly assists in restoring it to its
normal activity and usefulness. KODOL
i sold on guarantee relief plan. 1t is
e5ld here by r. c. Dodson.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-04-18


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"Good for everything salve is used
Eorand especially recommended for Piles.
That is what we say about DeWitt's
Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve That is
what twenty years of usage has proven.
Get the original Sold by r. G, Dodson