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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14

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dosz do Amerykitedy nj
wlols kiln do glowy DO nj
matuhna m6wjeli e ma pa
na 70. rzecy j tax
rahuje OF 1.go ale nigdzej
ME bylo napisano, tax tedY
powjada ma Is. talar6f.
to q malo synku, ale zesz
TAXI uczcziwy to jol eli da
5 talar6f, . to nj pis, DO jol
tn mjedzei miemcoma ME
bana. Dobrze mjyg go
spodolrzu, dzekuia "a noclyg
j "a 5. talar6f. Dobrze
synku, ale nys przeid1 Z do
.Gdanska TO muszisz jescy
ma jedna noe 8ostacz, tego
clowjeka jol INA, jest mics
mice dobrego serca, nazywol
sic Guteman. Dobrze go
spodo1rzu. Jo} ida caiy
y . H . skEGs#E&.&- 49,. ~, srE.--.TsI. =As-E.En
dzieh, ma lostatk1 wjecore
dostal eh sze do tel fszi. VIA
"a do dworu, pyta see: wohnt
.hier Guteman?> ia wohl,
.wo gehst du hint Mach
Danzig - es sind noch| drei
meilen, da kanst du.mitt
mir uber. mach bleibep.
Sehr gut, zebr gut po-
wiedzia}em ia l 'osta}eh
ma noe. Dobrze mi by}o, ma
rano, baba sta1as da}a sznol-
- po szno}dsniu HOP
w6z d6' s,z;pihsza j
wynoszicz@ mjehy ze
jol mu ida pomoc. Ma
k}adzyme 20. mjehof i jof
sic pyta: WI geistu hin
soke - Mach Dancih a
io1 m6wja: warum ferkaufstu
nth di soke grade hijer?
All mojne Frau hater, mir
.ezaht da krigih 20. :zylber
grosze mer fer jejder Yak in
- @ &du hast reht
No, przijedzeme do Gdanska,
pjyrszy rolls i on oba
sic obgladame, q tn: przidze
Was hamzi, Roken?
= Wi fiji bezalen q? Finf
taller fer Yak. Nej no j je-
denny dale. stoji drugi
Pollok. Co macze ma pre-
dej? - zyto, wiele piaczis!
5 talar6f 20 trojo}k6f - zyto
twoje, a gdze sypanie? tam
"a mjastem, to muszis 2 ma
mi jehac dobrze. I jedze-
me "a mjasto, dobro} wo}ga,
dobry prajs, napisali cedel
ma pjeniadze, ale kupiec mo-
tax: we ME wjycze DE
nasza banka, to jol jada 2 wa
mi. - Dobrze, dRkuje mo-
wi gospoldarz. Przejedzeme
do mjasta pred plebanija ka-
tolickygo .kszedza. Kupiec
m6wi: to tn uwjaszcze konie,
jol kasyerowi to przetstawia
zeby vols ME }owih}ol, tax
to dobrze, j tej, TEN wto's
do kszeza m6wi: panic pro.
BOSCH tn Jest jeden luterok
co BY hczool ma ksotolicka via
"a przistacz, on tn zaroa
.przijdze; MECH kszas szni po-
m6vi - a., ezelma vyset j
mowi do gospodolrza: icz po
.pieniadze, 50 j,us iest fseycko
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-07
AT THE BLUFF
 CITY RINK

Although no attraction was offered at the Bluff City rink last night, the floor was we'll filled with merry skaters and the time was pleasantly spent by all The talk of the town is the indoor football game to be played at the Bluff City rink Friday night between the Bluff City team,
 composed of G. Moore, Johnny Bloom, Al Harvey, Hanover, Simms and Hancock, and Claud Sparks team, composed of Yates Van Valken- burgh, A. Hanson and others. This game is something entirely new and different from anything you have ever seen upon skating rink floor It is interesting from start to finish and is bound to prove a popular game Don't forget the big Mardi Gras carnival given at the rink on Mardi Gras night by the ladies of Trinity church. At least five hundred tickets have already been sold for this carnival and the attendance is sure to be large.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-07
COOKSON AND
 BURTON RACES
Here to Be Largely Attended by Little Rock and Hot Springs Skating Enthusiasts-Fun
 at Rink Last Night

Before an appreciative audience last night at the Main rink, Wastel and White, comedy skaters, closed their engagement Wastel and Miss White introduced couple waitzing and two-step dancing on skates. Miss White then gave impersona- tions of the Cincinnati, Chattanooga, Knoxville, Nashville and Hopkins vile, (KyD, girls skating and the audience greatly enjoyed the clever work. The hit of the evening was made when Miss White, on !, ing requested to give an imitation of Pine Bluff girl skating, responded by initiating Willie Wilson.
 Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday nights, Willie Burton of Hot Springs, will race Albert CCoksoE. champion of the world, for a large purse and the worlds roller racing championship. These events Will draw large crowds frcln Little Rock and Hot Springs, and eyci-i l.s and interesting races az assured
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-07
BRIEF MENTION. . ( . ( . . . . . . . . . .

Miss Adelia Morris of Camden, is visiting friends in the city. C.. G. Knight, of Fort Worth, Texas, is a guest at the Hotel Jefferson.
 Miss Alma Coleman, of Little Rock, is visiting friends in the city.
 J. C. Jeffrys, of Langford, and H. G Axe, of Little Rock, are business wis itors in the city. 1 J. L. Daniel and wife, of Noble Lake, are among the late arrivals al the Hotel Jefferson. Miss Lillie Levine has returned from a visit of several weeks to friends at Jonesboro and Paragould.
 Miss Minnie Bear has returned tG her home in Little Rock, after a brief visit to her friends in the city.
 Doctor Lillie Mohler of Little Rock, is visiting her mother. Mrs l.. L. Davis, on West Thirteenth avenue.
 Nose Solmson, formerly of this city but who is now at the head of large sales company at Memphis, is in the city on business.
 Judge w. T. Woodbridge has re- turned from Little Rock, where he attended meeting of the Arkan. sa railroad commission.
 Samuel D. Woodhouse, of the Hartford Steam Boiler and Inspec tion company of St. Louis, is in the city on business and is the guest of R. H. Mills & Sons.
 Miss Emmich, charming young society girl of Vickbsurg, Miss, ar- rived in the city this morning and will be the guest of Mrs. Fred Senyard at her home on West Fifth avenue for several days.
 Noel Loeb, of Little Rock, is one of the stenographers employed to take testimony in the Galbraith- Murray damage suit now going on here. He arrived in the city yesterday and will remain until the testimony taking is ended.
 Miss Sarah Goldstein, of Jonesboro, after spending several days in the city the guest of Miss Essie Gottlieb, has returned to her home in Jones' boro Miss Goldstein was the guest at several delightful social affairs while here
 w. E. Green, general superintenC- ent of the Cotton Belt railroad, was in the city yesterday afternoon, hay
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-07

ing come here from Tyler, Texas, to testify in the Murray suit. Mir. Greens depositions were taken late yesterday afternoon by the inter- ested attorneys.
 Mrs. Charles A. Parker of Hot Springs, is here for few days, the guest of her father, Joe 5. Altschul.
 Miss Lizzie LeMaire will return to her home in Cheyenne, Wyo., Sunday
 C. Voss, a former resident Of this city, now of Little Rock, is in the city. He came here to appear as a witness in the Galbrath-Murray dam- age suit. MT. Voss was one of the commissioners of Graveling District No. 1, the funds of which are involv- ed in the legal proceedings.
 Mrs. 4. P. Baldwin of Tyler, Tex, who is the guest of her sister, MT. F. L. Dilley on South Laurel street, will, by special request, rem der two piano selections at the concert to be given tonight at the Temple. Mrs. Baldwin is reputed to be a pianist of rare ability and the selections she will play will prove a delightful addition to the already complete program.
 J. T. Warren If Si. Louis, is n the city today on business.
 The senior Y M c. A. basket ball team of Little Rock, will play the local high school team here Fri day night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-07
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

D. w. Boyce deyotes his time 10 gents
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-07

D. w. Boyce devotes his time to cents.
 White Plymouth Rock eggs for exsJe from pure strain of chicks. Phone Sa5.
 You will miss half your life if sou miss the masquerade ball Mon day night.
 -Elks theater orchestra at Eagles masquerade ball Monday D5ght
 For sale, the Armstrong resi- fence, 1903 West Fifth avenue. Ap- zey to F. M Roane, office of s. C.. Alexander and company
 Two nicely furnished rooms con- senient to town and depots. Apply ~eo1. corner Sixth and Georgia streets srArs. J. H. Lovelady.
 For Sale-First t-class marble x-.NmOer of second hand show cases, zzal of which will sell cheap. A. s. Tripp, The Hammett Gro Co.
 Rabbi F.. F'risch will lecture on Abraham Lincoln" at his Fri @Siy night services at the Temple. 34incoln's birthday will be observed Tuesday.
 William McMillan, corner Seven seenth and Main, grocery. I have just taken the stock belonging to V. F. y1ayhugh and keep first class of gro- ceries.
 Mrs. H. King White solicits or >ders for all kinds of cakes, rosettes rnd other pastry. Also all kinds or embroidery and fancy work. Both phones. tf
 For rent or sale at bargain. As I am retiring from busiress, l wish to rent or sel. my hotel cor saer Third aad Pennsylvania St. A good star: fer any one, as the house Is full of boarders to com Mence with. Terms very reasonable 1ase counter in fine condition;
 MRS. B. !. LAMBERT.
 Ladies of the Cemetery Asso citation wish to announce that they will continue the sale of cakes which they have begun so success- fully, first cakes placed on sale be- ing disposed of at an early hour Those wishing cakes or salads ar requested to send in their order IS early as possible. Phone presi- dent, No. 517, old phone, or Messrs. 1Seawell and Ancrum, druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-07

One hundred and siyty-eight of the bargain waists were sold yes terday at Honnett's sale.
 -Isadore F'raiedman, a former resident of this city, recently open cd skating rink at McGehee.
 At the Grand Leader, ladies par for. shampooing, manicuring, and facial massage, also artificial hail goods for sale. Ladies please call
 The lecture on "Old Maids, V which was to have been given at the Y. NJ. C. A. tomorrow by Doc tor Junius Jordan, has been in definitely postponed.
 Mrs. William Miller will enter tain a few friends with skating party this afternoon at the Main rink.
 Mrs. Eusrlc Graham will give a tea at Ter home. No tz1 West Sixth avenue, Tuesday, February 12, afternoon and evening. Every body is cordially in.ited.
 There will be a regular meeting of the Cemetery Association tomor- row, Friday, afternoon at 3 o'clock at the K of P. hall.
 Alex Powell of this city. pre- uidod ovar tha houea of rcnreeenta- tives yesterday afternoon in the absence of Speaker Hamiter.
 The choir of the Lakeside Methodist Episcopal church will meet tonight at the home of C. C. farrar, No. 1515 South Main street.
 Reverend J. C. Battle, pastor of the Barraque Street Baptist church, one of the best known negroes in Ar kansas, celebrated his fortieth we'd ling anniversary yesterday. He and his wife were born on the same day )f the same year and when they were married each was 15 years old.
 Having bought the stock and good will of V. F. Mayhugh, grocer, corner Seventeenth and Main, am low prepared to take orders and de- iver to any part of the city fresh meats, country produce of all kinds, 'taple and fancy groceries. Give me | trial. William McMllan.
 The lecture on "The Life of Our Savior." which was given last night at the f. M. c. A. by Rev 4rend W. D .Buckner, and illustrat- ed with fifty stereopticon views, vas one of the most enjoyable and interesting offered by the manage nent of the regular course this season. Many attended and from l Biblical standpoint, the lecture vas excellent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-07
Silk and Wool Remnants
 l to 6 Yard Pieces

We have yet left large number of Remnants in Silk and Wool of all qualities of Dress and Waist Goods. If you want low priced waist, a skirt pattern or dress for the young miss come to our Remnant Counter. Prices One Half of the Clearance| Price.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-07
NOTICE.

I, on February I, sold my en- tire interest in the groceries, fix. lures and book accounts in An establishment located in the
 ster building, Seventeenth Aaao Main, to Will McMillion, of Hot Springs, Ark, who assumes all in- debtedness and will collect all &C., counts due me on said business. St. V. F. MAYHUGH.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-07
Women's Undermuslins
 White Sale priced

Articles that are usable and desirable at all sss1 sons. Our large and early purchases enable us to oh handsome, beautifully trimmed un@rmuslins at reta prices that the ordinary merchant must pay 11 them at the factory There indeed great many garments that have been slightly soied in handling 2 while on display that will sell at less than cost Os visit to the laundry will make them as good new
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-07
Spring Wash and White Goods

The newest, prettiest and dantest Wash Fabrics at prices that attest the buying power of spot cash
 Harlequin Zephyrs pretty patterns in large fancy Pldlus 'oY Broderie Egyptian, tissue like in solid cdl of small checks ............... ....... ....%1 White Shadow Cloth in small checks and stripes, White Tissues, with wide and narrow Mercerized stripe ............. ............... lI 11y Fine White Madras, many pretty patterns in s1na Fancy figured Madras for shirts and waists whit
 ground with small coored figures .... ...........b
 36-inch new Spring Percaes, we'll worth 15c per yanI our price 12 IA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-07

-Men-Send for our 1907 ca.a, logue, explains how we teach barbag trade in a few weeks, mailed frea Write nearest branch. Moler Barba- College, St. Louis, Mo-, or Dallas, Tex
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-07
Showing of Spring Fabrics

The advance styles in light weight wool fabrics are to be here in all their and beauty. Here some of them.
 French and German Imported Dress Fabrics in paids of gray in varying shades 54 inches wide $125, $1 50 English Panamas in gray ith invisible plaid, bluette 45-inch Molair in white and black check and white and black pattern. ........ ........7 .75c New Wool Stripes in gray 46 inches wide. 85c Novelty Wool Ser ,e and Panama in light colored Shep- herd checks for si ing. ............. 65c 36nch allwool tbatross coors and cream; price 49c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-07
Boys Clothing
 Reduced Prices

There are yet left some very good things in the broken lots of Boys Clothing left from our Clearance Sale. There are Suits to fit boys from to IT years All go at Great Reductions
 An elegant line of Boys Knee Pants, aged up to 16 years; regular 59c Pants; special .......49 .49c
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-02-08
Two Silly "Smart Sets"

The fast woman In society in France
compromises herself because she falls
under the spell of passion; the fast
woman in society in New York, on the
other hand, compromises herself TO
pay for her bonnets and gowns. In
this comparison the French fast wom-
an has much the advantage of the
American fast woman. They are both
essentially vulgar, judged from the
strictly social point of view. The men
and women of the fast set always
force the note. They overeat, over
drink, overdress and overact their
parts. They are to people In really
civilized society what sensational
Journalism Is to high-class newspaper
work. They represent the yellow"
In morals, dress, manners and style of
life. 1t Is a mistake to treat them too
seriously. Irony, ridicule and sar.
casm are the only weapons that touch
them. 1t Is the stupidity of fast So
ciety that most impresses itself on
other people; the inanity of Its inven.
ton. ns general bad taste.-The Out.
look.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-02-08
SAW WITH PROPHETIC EYE.
'ohn Mi'ton's Vision of a Free coun
try and Free Press.

Meth1nks l see in my mind a nob,a
ana puissant nation rousing herself
IKE strong man after sleep, and
shaking her invincible locks. Me-
THINKS | see her as an eagle muing
lmoulting) her mighty youth, and
hhdllng her undazzled eyes at the
'uii midday beam, purging and I'm.
sealing her long abused sight at the
fountain itself Of heavenly radiance
whlle the whole noise of timorous and
Hocking birds, with those also that
love the twilight, futter about
amazed at what she means, and in
their envious gable would prognost;-
cate year of sects and schisms.
what should We do then, should
ye suppress all this fowery crop of
knowledge and new light, sprung up
ana yet springing daily in this city.
should We set an oligarchy of 20 en-
groSSers over it, to bring a famine
upon our minds again, when we shall
know nothing but what IS measured
TO US by their busheI? Believe it.,
iords and commons, they who counsel
We 10 such a suppressing do as good
as old We suppress yourselves; and
Will soon show how. If it be de.
sired to know the immediate cause Of
all this free writing and free sneak
lng' there cannot be assigned a truer
than your old mild and free and hui
man government; it is the liberty,
lords and commons, which your own
Valorous and happy counsels have
purchased US, liberty which Is the
nurse of all great wits; this Is that
which rarefied and enlightened our
spirits like the influence of heaven:
this Is that which hath enfranchised
enlarged, and lifted up our apprehen-
sions degrees above themselves. Ye
cannot make us now less capable, less
strong. less eagerly pursuing of the
truth. unless We first make yours lives.
that made us so, less the lovers. less
the founders of our true liberty!
We can grow ignorant again, brut.
tsh, formal and slavish, as ye found
us; but you then must first become
that which ye cannot be, oppressive,
arbitrary and tyrannous, as they were
from whom We have freed us. That
our hearts are now more capacious
our thoughts more erected to the
search and expectation of greatest
and exactest things. is the issue of
your own virtue propagated in us:
ye cannot suppress that unless We re
inforce an abrogated and merciless
law, that fathers may dispatch at
will their own children. "
Give me the liberty to know, to utter
and to argue freely according to con.
science, above all liberties.-From
John Millions "Areopagitica"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-02-08
AS IT ACTUALLY WAS.
Herman SchmIdt's Simple Description
of Heroic Deed.

That the man who does great deeds
can never put his deeds into words ia
Mr.. Kpling's excuse for the profes.
sional story teller Probably had Her.
man Schmidt the gift of story telling
he would not describe his most famous
adventure as he does. Herman, who
was one of the heroes of the Franco.
Prussian war, was asked by some Mis-.
souri, admirers to tell them how he
won the Iron Cross.
WELL" said Herman, slowly, 1T vas
like dis. Dey vas all Prussian fellers
we vas all in der army, soldiers. De
French folks vas fighting US, und we
French folks vas fighting us, undo we
vas fighting dem.
Den dere vas a battlefield-like It
vas q field in a farm. yes-all grass
and stuff-und ofer dere vas de French
folks, und ofer here vas us Prussian
fellers.
Always, yet, vas de bigges' man
in der army, SO dey make dat should
carry de fags--de flag dat always goes
we're de fighting Is.
80 den, here vas our fellers, und
dere vas de French folks, und We vas
shooting at dem und they vas shooting
us-only | wasn't make no shooting,
because got dem flags und no guns
so ! says, Vat If some OF our fel'
lers would go ofer dere we're de French
folks vas, vat? But den see our fel.
lers vas all shooting und dey wasn't
none of dem going Offer; so / says
Maybe goes ofer dere myself, den.
so / gets up and goes Offer dere
we're de French folks vas, Our fellers
always goes we're de flag iss, so den
dey also all comes ofer we're de French
folks vas.
And den de cheneral cooms up und
pins dis cross on me. Youths Com
panion.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-02-08
"Soap Sense"

The difference in cost between a
Door toilet soap and good toilet
soap such as Buchans soap, is a cent
or two per week. The difference in
results, though, cannot be measured
n money. The cheap soap made from
impure fat and powerful alkali, irri-
ates the skin and results in all kinds
Of skin trouble. Buchan's Antisep-
dc Soap, however, is not only abso-
iutely pure and fine cleanser, but 1t
contains Phenol Absolut, an ideal an
lseptiC protecting the user against
contamination. If your dealer does
not keep it send his name and ad.
dress with Is cents to Buchan's Soap
Corporation, New York, and they will
send you full size cake.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-02-08

Iasfe more Cstarrh In this section Of the country
naa a other diseases put together and until the last
ieN yesn was supposed to be inCurable. For great
Say Iea doctors pronounced II local disease and
kessnoed local remedies, and by constantly failing
RsaN with local treatment, pronounced II incurabe
seaee mas proven Cstsrrh to be constitutional dis
~ ga therefore requires constitutional treatment
fe tCatarrh Cure, manufactured by +. j. Cheney
Toledo Ohio, Is the only Constitutional cure on
Y market 1t IL taken Internally in doses from 10
aSa teaspoonful 1t acts directly on the blood
~ aaeoas surfaces Of the system, They offer one
saaied dollars for any case It fails to cure Send
" eieuarS and testimonials
sasefess: F.J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
20 b Druggists, &c.
IaEs Hairs Family Pills for constipation.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-02-08
THE WHITE PLAGUE.
.,rruATlc WARFARE WAGEp
- WIPE OUT CONSUMPTION.
,.,,ro That intemperance Increases
-. Liability to Contract Disease
Neglected Colds Prolific
Source.

o.ssnfzed effort is now being made
,"nshout the United Stated to fight
u'snmutlon. A warning is given
eD .,nst Incorporate habits. which in
lease the liability to consumption,
mile splitting is public places is de-
'.acated, as the disease is frequently
r..ntracted from dried sputum.
Colds should not be neglected, as
INV leave the lungs in a peculiarly
we '..sntIve condition for the tuburcu-
y, germ. The following simple for
~n,a will break up a cold in twenty.
,.rr hours. A leading authority on
%.o trouble says that when pre-
. , from pure ingredients, it will
s",s any cough that is durable.
Take half ounce Virgin Oil of Pine
,pnre,. two ounces glycerine and
s.r mint good whisky. Shake we'll
nd use in teaspoonful doses every
four hours
The ingredients can be secured
,,om any good prescription druggist
:, email cost, and to avoid substitution
,hor,ld be purchased separately and
mixed in your own home,
Virgin Oil of Pine (Pure) Is put
:, IN half.ounce walls for dispensing.
Zach vial Is securely sealed in a
,Opnd wooden case, with engraved
wrapper, with the name-virgin Oil
4 Pine (Pure), prepared only by
teach Chemical Co, Cincinnati, o.
Olainly printed thereon. There are
MANY rank limitations of Virgin Oil Of
Pine (Pure), which are put out under
,srious names, such as Concentrated
0D Of Pine, Pine Balsam. etc. Never
scent these as a substitute for the
ppte Virgin Oil Of Pine, as they will
Invariably produce nausea and never
affect the desired result.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-02-08
NERVOUS HEADACHES
". williams Pink Pills Will Cure
host Gases and Should interest
Every Sufferer.

rS'1 SullGiSEs
Nobody who has not endured the
sqaerlng caused by nervous head
a'ae can realize the awful agony of
" Victims. Worst of all, the ordin-
ny Treatment cannot be relied upon
cure nor even to give relief. Some
wssOts Will say that IL q person is
sso!ect to these headaches there is
M Tsslias that can be done to prevent
uelr recurrence.
~, nervous headaches, as we'll as neu-
$50 are caused by lack Of nutrition
sns nerves are starved. The only
KY % iced the nerves is through the
sgOa and 1t is in this way that DR..
, SsaamS Pink Pills have accom-
s1Saeu 50 many remarkable cures.
sts. Addie Merrill, Of 80 Union
s.se' Auburn, Me-, says: For
&. 100 ! suffered from nervous mead.
aes, which would come on me every
.s 80 VI SIX weeks and continue for
'stsi days. The pain was so severe
ss would be obliged to 90 to bed
9 'aree or four days each time. It
80 particularly intense over my right
n, ! tried medicines but got no re-
! mad no appetite and when
~ aeadache passed away | felt as if
n aaa been sick for a month. My
M s,sVo was thin and I was pale. weak
~ reduced In weight.
ptn read about DR.. Williams Pink
a ~ ~ paper and decided to try
- first noticed that they be-
s a. % give me an appetite and
eoi Laueneed to gain in weight and
NV Ivy My headaches stopped and
81, not returned and have never
IN ~ % we'll as I do now"
/. :, Williams Pink Pills are sold
49, :. - druggists or sent, postpaid, on
as.slpt OF price, 81 cents per box, six
~ 49, sz.SO, by the Dr.. Williams Medi.
company. schenectady. N. Y.