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FEEDING FUn HEALTH
directions by a Food Expert

a complete chnnge In food makes a
complnte change III Tho body. Therefore.
II you nre ailing In any way, the s,ireHt
road banl1 to health Ia to change your
diet Try the following breakfast for ter,
days and mark the result.
Two soft boiled eggs III you have q
weak stomach, boil the eggs az follows.
Put two eggs into pint tin cup OF boil
Ing water. cover and set or tho stove;
take out IN nine minutes; tho whites will
be, tho consistency OF cream and partly
digested; don't chnngo the directions In
any particularly. some fruit. cooked or
raw, cooked preferred; q slice OF toast, d
little butter, four hcaplng tenspoonfuls Of
Grnpc-Nuts with some cream. cup Of
properly boiled Postum Food Coffee.
The Grape Nuts breakfast food Is fully
and scientifically cooked at the factory,
and both that md tho Postum have the
diastase (that which digests the starchy
part) developed in tho manufacture.
Both tho food and the coffee, therefore,
are prcdigestcd, and assist. In n natural
way, to digest the balance OF the food.
Lunch at noon the same.
For, dinner IN the evening use meat
and one or two vegetables Leave out
the fancy desserts Never overeat. Bet
ter a title less than too much.
II you can use health as means to
gain success in business or In profess
sion, 1t Is well worth the time and at
tenton required to arrange your diet tc
accomplish the result. Read 1.-THE Road
to Wcllvlllc," in pkgs. There's q Rca-
SON.. s
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than ever. Two boys who had witnessed
the collision erinncd delightedly.
That's Miss Patty's old sweetheart"
said one.
GLOW you know?"
...lIccrd mother and t'other winlmfn
talking bout it. They was going to be
married, but had a spat, and he went
away and never come back til awhile
ago, and now they don't speak to each
other. Did YOU see how she run smack
into his arms? He-he!'
Jennie, spose we play an April fool on
enlE-he! he!'
And with grins OF diabolical delight
the two retired to the scclusion OF an
empty dry goods box to discuss their
plan.
When Miss Patty reached her own gate
She found it fastened up with barbed
wire and on the door, inscribed In
chalk. tho words. "Tor Rent Cheep."
Hardly noticing these things she
made her way to the back entrance.
and going up to her room, sank into
rocking chair and cried softly to
herself.
Twenty years since she had last met
the gaze of those grave brown eyes
twenty years in which she had been
trying to forget him as he had forgotten
her-years which might have been happy
years to them both but for that foolish
uuarrel-n lovers quarrel, In which
neither would admit being in the wrong.
.'Lor. num- said the sympathetic
Tilly, who had been engaged In untan-
Cling the gate and scrubbng the front
door-"Lor! mum, l wouldn't worrit
about them boys If was you. They
are the very drugs Of the yearth, and
amt worth noticing by decent folks.
Only, she added, vindictivey, Il would
like to get a-holt of one of 'cm. would
such a trying day" murmured MISS
Patty; ''such trying day.
In sooth, it was trying day to both
mistress and maid necessarily the door
bell was rung by invisible hands, and
mysterious packages found deposited
upon the Threshold containing such COM
i modties as old shoes. dead frogs and
live mice. Dried peas ratified against
/ tho paror windows and tin cans clattered
]. upon the kitchen roof. until Miss FATTY
i became hysterical and Tilly wild with
evaporation.
Toward evening the nuisance abated
The bows had bctaken themselves to more
promising localities. where later on they
beruiled innocent passers-by with tht
! sight of elusive brass jewelry anc
/ plerhoric pocket-b books.
! Miss Patty was glad of the respite
She sat in her cosy little parlor endeay
orng to sootho her excited nerves by
tho pcrusal of a new love-story loaned
her by a neighbour She was still yer,
4 youthful in feeling, and dearly loved
good lovc-story. ,,
/ "You may bring my tea in here, Tiliy,'
she said YEARLY. 1T Is quiet here
and this little wood-fire is pleasant-oh
4 dear, dear--there is the bell again"
i Tilly secretly armed herself with !
!, broom, and ambuscading behind the door
waited until the bell was again runs
when she made sudden sortie upo1
the unseen enemy. A moment after he
mistress heard confusion of dismaye,
i EXPLANATIONS and apologies, with inco
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A Trying Day.

'Stch a lovely day" said Miss Patty
Hayes, as she looked from her window
on her little garden. where the peach
trees We're a cloud of pink bloom, ana
yellow crocuscs bordere,l the walks. And
then she went down to her breakfast
with smile on her face, which, despite
her forty years, was still fresh ana
comely.
At the foot Of the stairs ai1e was
handed n note by Tilly, the orphan girl
whom she had brought UP to be an ae-
complshed cook and housekeoper
II just founI it under the door, mum, :
she explained. when was sweeping
out the front porch
Miss Patty glanced at tho note.
nDear, dear, how unfortunate! Poor
Mrs. Mullen has fallen down the cellar
stair and badly bruised herself, and
Emily wants me to como around at once.
Hurry with the breakfast, lilly, while
look UP the arnica."
When Miss Patty issued from her vine
wreathed cottage 1t struck her that there
was something unusual in the appear
ance OF the street. The doctors sign
hung over the dressmakcrs door, while
the Doctors office door displayed a
placard announcing that hot mince pies
could be had there at any hour of the
day several houses We're advertised
"for SAIL" while on the doors of others
were the cabalistc letters, A. T., done
in red chalk, which reminded Miss Patty
of the slaughter OF the innocents: She
hurried on, and upon reaching the Mullen
abode the door was opened by Emily.
40 Emilyn said the sympathetic Miss
Patty, your poor mother"'
Emily turned pale.
"Nhat Of her, Miss Patty? OH what
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TOMS KINDNESS.

Tom Smith had planted him water
melon patch. It was just q nttie Wnl,e
before watermelons ripen. and Toms
patch looked as IL 1t would give him
a large crop. But the melons were
planted in a lowground, and one night,
n high water from n heavy rain, WASH.
ed them away. When Tom found that
his patch was ruined he cried ttor nc
was only eleven years ODD. ana ne nad
worked SO hard on his melons. But
they were COMO, and Tom knew that
CRYING would not bring them back.
Tom had to go on nm errand one
day. and Is going back to. his home,
II chad to pass Mr.. Smiths garden.
There was a watermelon patch IN there
and the melons were ripe. and even
rot ting for want Of some one to gather
them Mr.. Smith knew that Toms
watermelons had beer, destroyed, so
he called to Tom to stop. He gave
iona melon, saying as he did so, that
he had more than he knew what to do
with. Tom thanked him heartily, and
started home.
On the way he had to pass poor
Widow Browns house. This woman
had to work worry hard to support her
large gang Of children. AS Tom pass
cd the house with his watermelon. the
children stared hungrily at 1t. Tom
knew that he would feel better II he
gave the watermelon to them. so he
did So He knew that their Joy did
him moro good than If he had eaten
the melon himself, and he was very
glad he had given 1t to them.
SAMUEL LEE ROBERTSON,
yCnl w
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MARY's PET DOG.

Mary had a pet dog. She thought
almost as much Of the dog as she DID
of herself He was beautiful dog,
with long silken ears and shaggy mar.
He was prettier OF distance: his
name was Rover Mary fed him
every time she ate. Everywhere sho
would go the dog would follow her.
When she would go to the store she
would buy him some cakes. crackers
and candy. She found him In the
road when he was just a little puppy.
Her mamma said she was going to
give it away, but Mary wouldn't let
her. Hc was q Newfoundland dog.
= rock. and told her friend that she
bet the dog could find it and bring It
to her. The dog did so. He was very
wise. and could do many wonderful
things. He was little Mary's faithful
- o'oe'oi : MARY b. ALLEN. f
ELK Hill Va n itOE4 I.Ha sl<.iLf -.
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Sparrows 1.-Two In trees and in the edge
OF houses. They build their nests u
straw and sticks, and they line their
rows nest in a tree. The nest was
round. The spnrrows eat crumbs Of
bread. and they eat bugs. They get their
food from around the houses They pick
their food up with their bills. The spar
rows bill is long and round. The mother
sparrow feeds her little ones. People can
talk. and sparrows cannot; they can fly,
and We cannot.
KATHARINE MARIA BLAKE.
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or st. Theodore, ana on The other Ii the
famous wiSged ION OF st. Mark.
Close by these. .coltn,lrs ls the splendid
Ducal Palace. The Ducal Palace 10 COM
fcctcd with the famous st. Mart's ca.
thedral. Around this cathedral Is a fn-
ends OF columns OF varlously-colpred mar.
bThe interior OF the cathedral Is
enlbellshed with many works Of art I'm
most precious treasure the body OF st.
Mark. Tho architecture OF the cathedral
Is II mixture Of Moorish Arabic and
The white marble palaces Of Venice
nre celebrated MI over the world. From
every door broad marble steps descend
TO the LIQUID streets. and posts painted
with tho colors Of the family serve as q
lnooring place for gondolas.
1lI1RsC1iI1L v. JOHNSON.
+ i Charlotte. N. c.
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MY TRIP 10 MIAMI, FLA.

K Miami Ia a very warn, place; II never
gets cold like Richmond. Grape, fruit
weeks thore this winter. MY grandpa
has a grapefruit grove there. X had
a grape fruit every morning for break
fast. Grapefruit grow In punches like
lflve on It Mamma brought home ono
with nino on It. Grandpa had two dogs,
Petsy and Patsy. They went to tho
grove with me every day. Grandpa
always drove down In the buggy, and
took me with him.
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AMERICAN ENTRY WINS IN PARIS,

Cable adviccs from Paris state that
In an endurance contest of typewriters
an American entry the Monarch Visi-
BILE. won against all visible writing
machines. Only three machines of the
winning make were represented In the
visible class. as compared with as
many as tWenty. one 81 a rival candi-
date.
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VENICE.

In the NTH century after Christ Venice
was built by n band Of barbarian exlcs
seeking n refuge from the devastating
army under man named Attila, In the
Paazzo Vendraminl, in 1883, the com
poser, Richard Wagner, died.
The Bridge of the Rialto. which crosses
the Grand Canal. has q length Of over a
hundred and fifty feet, and cost over a
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BEHOLD, HE HAS RISEN.

Tho day has now approached tliat we
Mi rejoice but there Is one sad thing
about It, It is that our Saviour had to
do for our sins, to save us. but we arc
tho third day after His death. So
we call that dny Easter
Tho day that Christ arose, Mary and
Martha went to the tomb where Christ
was. and an angel met them there, and
said, Behold He has Risen"
AIDA Nj. HUGHES.
Lynchburg, Va
Gagged, twelve.)
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half million dollars. It is 800 years old.
The Catnpanile is the famous bell
tower OF Venice. On the border Of the
Piazzetta are two stately columns erected
in the year 1887. They were portion
of the spoils brought back from the
trcasure-laden East. On one Is q statue
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MY PETS.

I have three grey squirrels, and they
will eat out of my hand. ] have the
squirrels in a wire cage. One Of them
got away from mo. ! tried to catch
him but ] could not get near enough
to him. lie stays up In a tree In the
yard.
Iowosyille, Va ga
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sll
Conmsso hv
m publs
which
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Commonwealth Of Virginia.
Department Of the State Corporation Commission.

-. . -.--7-s- -. 4
Corporation Commission.
Richmond Va, April ~, 1907.
av1ng directed that the Clerk Of the Com
to time, as required by law, a list OF all
larters or foreign licenses OF which havo
Q Commission now publishes the names OF
orations whose charters or licenses to do
and annued for failure to pay the annual
/, respectively, for two successive years, |
OF each of these corporations for period
III two years
r. T. WILSON, Clerk.
EsT1c.
Location. Date Incorporated.
Franklin, Va.......... October 49, 1903.
va.........Juy s, 1890.
Alexandria. va.........Juiy 5, 1895.
Norfolk, va..... ......october s. 1900.
NsWpg pst News va..5qy =; 1893 3SG;
showden. va. february ~. 1901.
Roanoke, Va..... .....August 20. 1903.
Appa lachia. va..- .....October Is. 1903.
Norfolk, Va. ..........August IL, 1903.
CORTLAND. Va......... December %, 1903
3 Rieh1mond, Va. .....pcccmber 20. 1903.
portsmouth, S -, va.... necember III 1901.
Ocean 9, :, 4 iew, va....... October 70, 1903.
Norfolk, Va...... .....August I. 1903.
,,,,,,1a4a -, ., az,
4 ,sxn w.. ....Decemper g. lool
dissaadiis va. ::::septemSar Is g. 1851 1861.
n ,,,,,., ,aon
5e rirceys a. NJ ~ ~ July - 1soo
Norfolk Vn.' 1nna s,a
;. $500 ''''' u''o :, iS99:
Berkley ", va; ..........July %, 1871;
A.. n pyr1h nv 4
: : -
Norfolk Co.. Va..... October "a, 1909.
broad Kun Station. Va.March 10. 1897
Ms2sve .. ::Rseem 1s, 1872 1901
.sn1ithfleld. Va. March 10. 1900.
Campbell Co. va. October g. 1908
Norfolk Co., 'va......... September Ss. 1909
va.... June 1909.
Norton, Va: October %, 1903.
:.
Hampton. va..... .....May 0. 1901.
'..A,axondr,o vo
3 q. = " s''''" - september o. 1890.
.Norioik. Va..-.-- .....octobcr "a, 1858.
Norfolk, va. ...........June 81 1908.
.Nor1olR Co; Va........september 30, 1903.
e,n1eeh Fors va' u ....Angpst Il 1888
.Goeburn, v9;:.- .....septembcr ST.: 1903.
Richmond, Va ........March i. 1899.
Norfolk. Va ..........July Is. 1908.
Norfolk. Va. ...:.......Juy 20, 1903.
d s55Es 80 2 10oo.
E Eop{n'k ~ va. January & 1888.
IN W. .s..,.Juna g. 1009
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BELIEVE I CAN GIVE YOU GOOD AND SUFFICIENT
REASONS WHY II Will PAY YOU TO WEAR THEM.

; ! give the wearcr the benefit Of
my thorough and practical knowl.
edge of shoemaking, which has ex-
tended over fifty years. - -
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90 Name. RI.
S 1saasstl,nnpolitan Life insurance Assoela''oh'
NsE }|ySsaYa M'ge sna e Surety
vn rein au IIardwood Manufacturing co.r'
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Dnto Incorporated
October "a 1903.

September IA, 1903.
October 10. 1908.
December IL, 1903,
January 6, 1909.
september %, 1903.
November q. 1899.
September s, 1903.
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TON IIITE.
SPA.RROWS.

Lowcsville. Va.
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Location.
rfD1k. Nn

Norfolk Co., yn........t
portsmouth. Va. 5000.
Millboro, Va ......".
Wise. Va. ............
Liberty Furnace. Va. :.
Alexandria. Va. ....
Norfolk Co., Va........
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"Why. my dear, boys will be boys;
and it's a comfort to think that most
of them grow up TO be good men. But
sit down and stay to breakfast with US.
Such nice fresh egIt; and a crisp let
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But Miss Patty would not stay. She
hurried homeward, glancins nervously
about her and avoiding every boy as
though he had been q proving beast o.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-13
Tho cfahef.

Senator Frank 3. BrandeRee and ex-
Governor Bulkley were discussing with
Hartford editor q certain Connecticut
candidate for political honOFs.
"He is sure TO fall" said Senator
BraDdeRee. "He ~ beginning his cam
paign with the most compromising and
absurd speeches. He reminds me Of
the man who wanted 70 be trolley car
conductor.
"Thls man looked hearty, polIte and
intelligent, and the manager Of the car
barns seemed 10 think well Of him. At
ter number OF questions, the manager
said:
"Well, what pay do you desire1"
''The applicant gave q loud laugh.
Then he dug the manager in the ribs
and said
"'oh, never mind the pay, boss. Just
give me the job, and IN have q car Of
my own In week or two
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-13

4 naa Has BalIa6, BkA N4
When he e eoorso "a his manaer ts
brutal "a hig inaffngts.
Wheh ho q constantly reu1Inding Oh
ere that the brute stin fingers IN disa.
When there ig evidence 81 mental Pc
nuFy IN his conversation.
When he gaditeg soul poverty,
When he is . moral paupeEs
When he does not carry 8 higher
wealth in his character than IN his peck
et-bOok.
When he Is narrow and bIgOted IN his
opinions.
When he Is leading mean and stingy
life, 80 far az his charities and nnaRnan-
unity are concerned.
When he has fed others on hopes IN
stead Of on adequate salaries or just
dues.
When he does not, in his prosperity,
help those who helped him in his adver-
sity.
When he goes on the principle Of get
ting all he can and giving as little as
possible.
When he carries about his business 9
VineRary face instead Of q sunny one.--
q. s. Marden In Success magazine.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-13

Number three \ 3 wonderful mascot
for Geo. II. PARIS, Of Cedar Grove, he.
according 70 3 letter which read9i '.At-
ter suffering much with liver and KID
ney trouble, and becoming greatly dis
cOuFaged BY the failure 70 find relief I
tried Electric BItters, and as . result
am q wen man today. The frst bottle
relieved and three bottles completed
the cure" Guaranteed best remedy
tor stomach, liver and kidney troubles,
By eli druRRists. Soc.
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About Digestion.

II Is not the quantity Of food taken
but the amount digested and asslmila-
ted that gives strength and vitality TO
the system. Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets invigorate the stomach
and liver and enable them TO perform
their functions. The result is q relish
for your food, increased strength and
weight, greater indurance and . clear
For sale by Tallahassee Drug Co.
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500 Reward, 500.

The readers of this paper viii be
pleased TO learn that there IL at least
One dreaded disease that science has
been able 10 cure In all It's stages, ana
that d Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure Is
the only positive cure now known TO the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being q
constitutional disease, requires consti-
tutiOnal treatment. Hall Catarrn Cure
Is taken internally, acting direct upon
the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system, thereby destroying the founda-
tIon of the disease, and giving the pa
tient strength by building up The consti-
tuition and assisting nature In doing its
work. The proprietors have 90 much
faith in its curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case
that 1t fails TO cure Send for list Of
testimonials.
ledo, Ohio.
Sold by all druggists, 75c. Aug. lett.
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Deaf % HsIpIsss

about yourself when you're crippled
with rheumatism or stiff joints-Of
course you've tried lots of things and
they failed. Try BalIard's Snow Lini-
ment-it will drive away all aches,
pains and stiffness and leave you as
well as you ever were. Sold by Har-
dee. Smith Co
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-13

Remember when. buying your Christ
mas presents at Sweeting's everything
is engraved free Of charge. al
"Circus managers report q scarcity of
clowns, says the Indianapolis Sun. Oh,
there 'as many clowns as ever, only
number Of them are busy Just now
playing peanut politics and cussing the
railroads. Warrington Herald. And
some Of their kind reside in Florida,
toO
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-13

Ee ~ 1RIDAY nspRNING.


--
happinessl
now and thsn, bat every
Bed day.
: h you don't believe
ha'fof what you say
res no room here for him
Whtnes as on his
he goes;
nbeF, son, the world is
fOugh without
Ecbs.
~ tappiness each chance
5u He6--and
" h good and Strongl
ok foF It IN
y bYwayS ~ you gTimly
rhsrs I Is a stranger now
bose visit never
tan Il; soon you'll find
y ( yo1 and happiness
-fRVataTnal IInion
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-13

John Jones, colored, the husband Of
Little Jones, who was Little Williams,
she being five feet and two inches high,
bright complexion, desires TO know her
whereabouts. Information will be much
appreciated by JOHN JONES,
|39-lm Tallahassee, Fla.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-13
Seed Oats.

SEED Oats.
700 bushels Of choice May Seed Oats
for sale. Apply 10, or address
j. G. Cover,
36-tf Tallahassee, Fla.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-13

III. III. 8WeoIIr'g hf1o onlo atock
hns been enIageed ~ Tt addition Of =
number Of adle hand-earved bnsts oE
Italian marble. Call and zee them.
SS-3t
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-13

A pretty arm encircled by band Of
gold Z a Joy to the beholder. See that
your daughtsr'a arm has its rightful or =.
Nicholsonfs lovely bracelets. 40.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-13

Horse Blankets, 7bc 70 $b.UO at j. D.
Gays. 40
~~~~---~N----~~~-~~~~~~
II you don't know what TO give your
sweet heart call and see Sweeting. He
knows. Al
DeWitt's CarbOlized Witch Hazel Salve
--d9h't forget the name, and accept no
substitute. Get DeWitt's. It's good
for piles. Sold by all druggiSts.
Don't buy a Lap Robe before seeing
my stock, j. ID. Cay. 40
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-13

bven "bIind tigers" convicted at
present term Of the Circuit Court in
|haa county shows what kind OF
lc sentiment they have over there.
a difficult matter 10 get through
lhlck brain Of 3 criminal the un-
ted fact that crime IL not q paying
Itment, but attorneys fees, court
J, fines and the chain gang admins
\ 10 him IN steady doses may ilti-
'ly gfve him q remote suspicion Of
great economic truth. Live Oak
pcrat.
-@,---~-~+<-~~el~S~-~--~-
BIZ fall 10 see the beautiful Chatting
afd Coffee PercOIaters, the
ever, at Sweetlng's. II
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Discharge Notice.

DIsehaRae Notice.
. HEREBY GIVEN THAT SIX
gFesent my final deeOunts 70 the
4ua44e 81 Leon County, Florida, end Apply
aIncnafee ~ Administrator Of the estate
JOHN X. wHALEY.
e.ss. eIa.,'cst. Z, ISo7. Ss-6m
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TaH No Gee.
sby given that / have
Doks Tor the current tax
1s, and am now ready 70
ipt for taxes. All who
omber are allowed of q
a~per cent. Come and
Nv
G. q. FEM,
City Tax Collector.
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-lFraternal Union.
- VIFoA the StIek.

b fred the walking stick I've
44sss40 years, on account Of q
r6eisted every kind Of treat
q ! tried Bucklin's Arnlca
has healed the sore and
q VI happy man." writes John
gtt, Of North MiIls, N. G. Guar.
q for Piles, Burns, ETC., by all
EIHta. l6c. ~