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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-23
NEE TING Is BEGUN AT
FURLOW LAWN BAPTIST
Rev. Christie of VaIdosta
Here.
WILL ASSIST WITH THE MEETINGS
First Service on Yesterday is Well
Attended Despite The Rain
Double Daily Services Here
at a and 1870.

The promised series of meetings at
Furlow Lawn Baptist Church were
formally opened Yesterday afternoon
with Rev. L. II. Christie, of Valdosta
assisting the pastor, Rev. Robert L.
Bivins. Despite the downpour of rain
there was a good attendance at the
afternoon services, at which Mr.. Chris
tie preached for the first time. He is
an ernest speaker and minister of
great force and ability Mr. Christie
will remain throughout the meeting,
assisting with the services afternoon
and night. The general public are
very cordially invited to attend.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-23

The Michigan Recipe Co., of Corun-
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You may find the very recipe for
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Write them today and they will glad
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Bitten by a Spider.

Through blood poisning caused by
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queville, Tex, would have lost his leg,
which became mass of running sores,
had he not'been persuaded to try Buck
lens Arnica Salve. He writes: "The
first application relieved, and four box
es healed all the sores" Heals every
sore. 25c at Eldridge Drug Co.
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WASHING WITHOUT WATER
Ia Like Trying to Get Rid of Dandrun
without Herpiclde.

Without Herpicide.
Did you ever see any one trying to
wash themselves without soap or
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If you did what would you say of
him?
1t is every bit as foolish to try to get
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the principal ingredients OF most So
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Newbro's Herpicide is successful be-
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1t is the original and only genuine
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Sold by leading druggists Send 10c In
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Two. sizes-5O cents and $1.00.
Dodson's Pharmacy, Special agents
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-23
FIREIMEN SPRINT IN A transform
Called From Warm Beds By False
Alarm.

A fake fire alarm at $50 o'clock yes
terday morning called the firemen from
warm beds and sent them sprinting
out Lee street, north, inTa drying rain.
1t was loves labor LOST as there was
no fire to fight.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-23
The Price of Health.

The price of health in malarious
district is just % cents; the cost ola box
of DR.. Kings New Life Pills." writes
Ella Slayt~n, of holland, Ark. New
Life Pills cleanse gently ahd impart
new life and vigor to the system. csc,
Satisfaction guaranteed at Eldridge
Drug Co.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-23

Chamberlain's Salve Is good for any
disease of the skim 1t allays the itch-
ing and burning sensation intantly.
For sale by Eldridge Drug Co. Ameri.
Gus. Ga.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-23

MEN-Our 1907 catalogue explains
how we teach barber trade in few
weeks, mailed free, Moler Barber Coll
lege, Atlanta, Ga. d. 81
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Rhuematic Pains Relieved.

The quick relief from rheumatic
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For sale by Eldridge Drug Co, Amer
ieus, Gas
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-23
Special Days for White Patrons

Tuesdays and Thursdays are set aside
at the merry go round for white pa
irons exclusively. Best order, and pro-
lection for the children.
st n. Constantine Mgr.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-23
l FEW ACES That ARE FINE AN PRETTY AMI MT OEup

Mems Elastic Seam Drawers at 800 Pail,
Fifty doz-n mems patent elastic
seam drawers made If the best Per-
PEREZ b'eached jeans Waists meas
ures from IS to 40, length, % TO 81.
ne west price ever known for this
Quality SOC, reduced for this sale only
per pair &c
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White DimitieS ats SAC Yard.
Twenty pieces sheer white dimi-
les in stripes and checks, full regular
lidth Not over 20 yards to one Gus
Omer at the price, regularly sold for
DC, very special for this sale only at
Ter yard Observation-Disclosures S;4c
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-23

Barred Plymouth Rock eggs (Thomp-
son STRAIN Sl.OO per Is. $500 per hun
dred.~ Miss MATTE WALKER.
SIS McGarrah street,
~ OF Americas, Ga.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-23

Ladies' White ParaSOIS at 90 Cents.
Ladies and misses white para
bis, plain and embroidered, reguIa-
ION size. beautiful lire of handles.
Eyyer before offered for lss than
L5o very special here at each. CSC
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-23
TO CURE a coL0 IN ONE DAY.

Take La NATIVE BROMcJ Quinine Tablets
Dru ggists refund money If 1t fails TO cure
E ". GROVES signature is on each box. 25c
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-24
CHAPTER III

Meltss4s spirits Of the best the
ing state OF mind upon temper
and caused Napoleon seek the quiet of the washbench
for most the To tell the truth. the
vgIdoyy was not looking welded
Baxter 4 dream of bliss. Philander nos the
IDEAL bridecroonn she could help thinking
how much happier she might have been with Ab12h II
circumstances had been different Ioor fellow. how
uisaDDODtCd he would be. Messas only consolation
vas he thought doing her duty
perhaps Ph-ander would take her Niagara Fails
her dream since Ephllet had promised take
mere and had been unable to keep his word
dUstiag the chairs IN the 'settin room and
,.oxing out of the window when Phander
didn't look happy; nearly happy he shoNld
,nder The circumstances Melissa thought Refore
could get the back door. he had opened it and stamp
GU .6Sood-mornin Philander.' Melissa blushag be-
comfagiy -, ....,z A., r,., -. r..
was the color of a danger stsnai
Why, what's the matter began the widow but
Philander interrupted ner
o,--you pauper. your he shouted. shaking his
in which two envelopes brown and white
rlutchcd: you miserable paUpeTs you
-Philander Baxter. what do YOU"
..T,,n-f yer talk mel Don't Thought
because YOU goin' git the pension money yer
5SfrT need me- hey? Do yer Teelize who be? the
icbest mar in this town, that's who 7 be. I've got
,ronev in the bank have! Yes. and bonds.
-and-who you? That's what 1 ask. Who
YOU 49,. -. 4. .-..
hat Mr. Baxter would allow it.
who are you? What have you got2 Not a
cent That's what yer've goti Ard You think ysr've
got a pension comm, don't yer? Well. yer ANTI Read
Sutou atcaIly Melissa took the brown envelope from
Fhanders fingers. It enclosed telegram 10 Mr. Bax-
..Fhs Mayo pension turned by govern
.:ANTY TAYLOR
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NJ Mayo said nothing, hut his shoulders, shook.
HiiISs1 etured 10 tLe Gilas]n, st Gown III nc
Her w[2t2 and mor,ife3on at FhiaDdeTs insults were
ment Of the rejection of the pension claim The farm
to pay the taxes. What would become of them? What
.1ieiissyi' called Napoleon. Bile is comm"
The willow sprang to her feet hurredly wiped her
back steps PhianGer had looked 700 gloomy for an
retecteI one was dressed in new suit clothes
wei, Messy exclaimed -abijah. leaning like the
YES sta1nmered the Iady. III sec YOU be Abiah"
ne this mornin' OF al. nqrnins? Why I've got heap
At this fond speculation Mrs.. Mayo looked up in
astonshTnelt and A5ijah saw her swollen eyeds
No. oint-that is, -
IT, ff5f iSSab t PfiIaar Bteri see him comm;
down toe Street here cGEiu Ike he was crazy mad
him packn' apd he come UP here and made
'Abijah Cotton! What did you Jest say ter me about
Nth; Wsn i,d III see o. Fea Villain later Nov"
oh. -Bijah.' she sobbed; I've lost pension The
.Wo9dnG eb SAID M Cotton. calmly. Well
Wouldn't cry, Why. what am I g3in' ter live On7
why reeEon I'm son. ter look ont fer that amt
support FeT, aud now that you've said ytrd marry
said I'd marry your Why what do you rneaug'
"see here. Meissy. am crazy or are y0u2 Didn't
Msissy took the preferred beet CT paper and IN
folded [ the letter From Young Lady Ac
ceptrg PrcrosaI Marriage Fhanders references
now He haG received the other letter She have
put tie letters tho wrong enveloFes
write that letter Neissy%
Why why, yes. A9jjah. wrote it.; but"
Thank Lord! l begun ter be afeard that some
body had put UP a job me. Well then, what's tbs
natter
mis- great rm and support Napoleon and me- when
NJ Cotton slapped lis and reared with delight
he laughed. That's where the shoe pinches
Well nebte I amt starvation poor.
after all know Nfatdy Busted says BIatidy
don't know nineteutbs of the business Of every
last / own a share 81 Hardins mack'rel schooner
and she brought IT, a few hundred last and my
cranb rs bog paid me four hundred more, and my
trades wuth and little cash
Try goods business in ftyanns three years ago.
dom well. ard
yVhv Abijah: you money the bank"
..Ya-as, somewheres round three thousand last time
I carlated Then I've got leetle railroad stock and
some gov rnents-jsst few"
land OF Cosheni
so clPlate Wen be able ter scratch along without
marry I'm Ible ter be stuck with Niagry
Falls tickets, cause ordered ter the depot
/ along nggeTn' that we'd be married some tine
next week ana go up there on our weddn Trip
Why good land you amt cryin' again.
"Ch. RELY. Bbijah ! only thiEkia' that God
had teen awful good ter me ter-oay
Half an hour later Melissa stood the door,
waving a goodbye to the jabIaHt M Cotton She
srnilingiy happy, but her face still we're slightly
Il don't see" she said aloud "how I come ter mix
letters mp thought / very careful with
en- Seems there must have heen special FroVdence
it, way
Napoleon sfiH enshroned on the washbeneh. blew a
thick cloud Of smoke from hs lips and smiled bandiy
at the sky
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-24

Then. with a sigh. a sigh that the reuquish-
ing Of HfelOrg dream. she returned TO the NEXT page
Of the book and proceeded to the letter IRON i
Young Lady Rejecting a Proposal OF Marriage
Respected Honored Frend:-I have considered
with heartfelt responsibility SolefrfIy
proposal seeking my hand and heart in marriage
realize the Importance of the decision Whch dul
uTon happiness in the future Honored friend
realize your sterling worth a young nan OF high
character but feel that the difference
and ideals makes it in7dVlsabls TOY
travel with you pathway life. feel that it
is decline proposal My parents
that this decision is for the best shail
always be your friend Yours with sincere respect
MELISSA T. MAYO"
When Melissa reached the words my parents in
she heSitaed rondcred. and at length subSt
the word. Napoleon. Then, Just as she seaied
iuckess Alijah the Methodist minister the front
why. how'd YOU do. Mr.. salters? declare, what
stranger be! Napoleon. Nap-o-e-on laIe
them two letters my and mail down ter the
postof1ce right away. Yes; them two there. Walk
richt inter sertin Mr. Salters.'
Melissa hurried away TO entertain her guest,
making his formal round of pastoral calls
and stood turning the two envelopes
and in his hand
Jest Ike her" he muttered Never asked my ad-
vice NJ all and there emit tein' what's she's been
and done oushter see what she wit II my
tounden d'dy ste
He held The letters ur light hut nearly
sunset. ard the paper thick
That needs guaTdeen, that's what she
needs" he s0iiloquzed
lie tptoed to 1inng-roora door and shut it
fay. Then he held the two letters over the stcaming
kettle.
Twenty minutes later he started for the postofice
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-24
MELISSA MAYO'S SPECIAL
Copyrighted 1902 by Street & Smith

Hello Nap!" he said. rather tariff, What are
you UP this mornin?"
'Oh, nawthin' was Jest wondern' if twas
goin' ter be as hOts this all Don't seem 50
] ever remembered a much hotter spell. Kinder dry
vegetables, amt it?'
'Humpn!" srlmted AIR. Baxter. glancng toward
garden. 'Don't be too dry Ter weeds Why
IN time don't yer clear that patch?'
"Wa-a-l I have ben gon' ter fer some time but one
thinE er Mothers come up and"
Ono thing er mother yer granny 7 teu Yer what
us Nap Mayo. if this place bIonged ter me you'd
ter work harder n yer do row. ssttin round all day
ana sdnnin yersef like eet I 1 wouldn't be
ashamed of nryseIfr'
Nj Mayo's dignity was touched
I dunno my rounG is any Of YOUR Affairs
Pilander BaXterr' he observed
II dunno s It's. eitheg-uot vet said MI Baxter
Then h. entered by the back pore n and slammed the
door leaving the namesake the mighty co-sican to
speculate IN what the last two words his remark
might mean. 1t Ii subject which required con-
s'deraton, and Napoleon. SIT down the wash-bcnch
again in order to do it Justice
Mr. RdAtcr's knock at the hack door W. aneusro1
hy Ais. Mayo herself Melissa Mlv3 WIS all that a
widow should be- being fair, fat" the rest of the
quotation.
why how dydo 1Ir Eaxter.' she exclaimed. I'm.
reel glad ter SC yer Walk right inter the dinin'-
ROOM
Faiiander complied. and after helping himself to
seat In The best armchair hanging up hat or
the soor," proceeded to business
.AIeiissy' he asked, yer amt heard nsvthn'
from that pension, Rave yei %?
40, Fhilander, ! amt Yer don't s'pose'-thcre
Tas tTcmor in the Widows voice-"yer don't pose
there's any chance of my not gittiu' lido youe-
We'll can't tell Anything ter 90 with gJv ncnt
is mighty onSartin However, reckon them ahidayits
[ ii fetch through"
Land of Goshen, 1 hope there won't be no hitch
anywhere. do need that money somethin' dreadful.
What with taxes and groc'ry things like that
seems if should distracted. I should hive
thought Of pension if it hadn't fer YOU Mr. I1x-
ter. You've been kind in al this 1
do thank yer"
NiT. Baxter waved the away With the air
of q phanthropist 10 whom such manifestations o
gratitude everyday tridss.
you're welcome he grunted. 'Now-er-NI eiissy.
7 this mornin' ter have you
on--on-er-a matter of business, ter speak"
The widow looked a little alarmed, but she said,
Yes Mr.. Baxter?' inquiringly
Yes. Fact is, Melissy, you a man round this
place"
wei. there's Napoleon"
"NapoleOD!' scornf1Iy Il a man with some
boss Fact is MeIissy, alters liked you
goo1 likely woman ana a 1 don't knows 1
better worker n you be. Er-er- AIeIisSy.
how'd you like be Mrs. Baxter2'
Tie widow turned red then raIe then red again.
w hy-why, Mr.. Baxter" she gasped. What
yer mean"
Jest what I say. You've got 4 good place here and
You need it. got some money in
the hank and I need somebody ter make a home fer
OF course, yer understand think heap Of yer
yer know he added afterthOUght.
Mrs Mayo entirely taken aback by
expeotedness of the proposal that she
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-24

IOCEDu IINCOIM
BY JOSEPH C. LINCOLN

"Own precious darlings'' for her; But
ssa thought tho epise the pink perfection pro-
ceeded to copy it.
Dear and Respected Friend i have considered with
heartfelt sense of responsibility soennity your
proposal. seeking my hand heart IN marriage. I
realize the importance Of the decision which 1 called
uDon to make and conscious potent upon
happiness in the future But, friend
also sterling worth stainless character and
feel that safely trust self your guiding
we travel together the long pathway life Dear
friend. accept your proposal Yours affectionately
MELISSA T MAYO"
Tie widow this nournfuI screed over again with
becoming pride, and, placing envelope sealed
the latter and addressed it "Fhiander H. Baxter
Orhan. Mass"
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or two speeehIess trying 10 get thoughts
Of order.
We'll what d yer say?' inquired the ardent sutton.
briskiy.
Then the widow said what others have said before,
though always with much reason:
Put this-is-iS sudden Mr. Baxter"' she STAN
mercs
of had struck PhilaEder before
hut he willing TO allow ANYTHING in reason
We'll I dunno but It's he said Tell yer what
III do Melissy Spose think IL over till fnorrer
ter aight and Their drop line. How'll that do
trembling Melissa agreed to this arrangement
Baxter got
az gn'raIy like settle anything up right of when
/ max mind do it, he said with his hand
n latch, but srcse twas sorter sudden fer
However. write ter-night Good-mornin'; :
I'm goin have that cranb'sy bog cleaned fust
The last remark showed that Mr. Baxter considered
II already settled
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-24

Aha! sneered Philander exultinely; $50 yer yer
amt independent, after all. You're a pauperI And
yerve killed the that laid the golden goose
don't ye- f5tter yersef What yer spose wanted ter
marry Yer fer? Fer yer good looks / gIess not!
Twas the land and the pension wanted Tried ter be
sarcastic, too, Didn't yer? Calm a young man.
You amt no spring chicken vcrseG Napoleon agrees
with yer, does he2 He's another nice one. hes"
'Ehlander Baxter, L ion't know what you're ta!kin'
about, but 90 know that the Lords ben good enough
ter let me see what Kind Of a you be- Walk out Of
that door this minuteI Not another wordI march'
The widows snapped and her fingers twitched-
Mr. Baxter hestated essayed speak thought better
Of it. an1-ruarched
Napoleon sitting the wash bench.
Nice morning, Philander-' he said chcerfully.
"YoU-yO U-you-I-" gasped the choking owner OF
bonds and passed on, speechless.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-24

person to spe1d Il With True. it would require
RaS money the place into shape again. but there
isene persion. air Baxter SNAPPED his square Jaws
~ as one who comes TO decision, and passed on
back door
Ran :, eeon Mayo sitting the wash-oeDeh be
me window dinins-rOoIn, meditatins
rsi,s ne smoked. Napoleon a firm believer in the
aar Rotation and smoke OF the value OF MAJ
slas-t.. '"eFer. he BY means 50 certain his
60 on iis particular forenoon were q TINE vague
1lt Dr1ciDally the ideas that it was not
tls the flies somewhat troublesome, and that
Wers sleepy The that the weeds in the garden
loot high, and that his sister had begged MN
A. ~ theH out did not disturb hin. in the least:
kaai.i Baxter around the corner of the mouse
~lsyn aE'oke with a from his tobacco trance
sreiab9 hhilanderi IIoH be yer? he said. rising and
~ pans!vely.
tie lzaxter snorfed. NAPOLEON the item on
Is go Size OF his mental ledger in the calculations
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-24

tiuE- Mayo claim wiii go iE'o 80 Int beca for
ii would have keen pretty sHlN- ~ and the rest
- ., -5.-, 5,o-t sen Snyder says that Llpi'-
lets oarv serlin for three months ~ ul - -. I've
NOT Ivfu. ru- aft. ''l''a i'' - b. thinks
mat r. got mis- rheumatism In the army o'I pc
... ,irI fix it All right Suyders q Keen one
and ,r.ttv I.rel-feadeJ SO ] guess Il VIII 10 10 90
--,rr.s So much back pension due now th7l II ''5
claim goes through. Me'issy ii naye " s''u'l .. ~ -
7r..f are YOU no So, anyway: know you amt III II
BOT .-.-..rs,, ANTE'
tr.r.-1r read this ,p-tIe three tires, pickering
r5 ~ tHeg-1fuIIy behind his spectaeies and TWISTING
his .rrz..f china beard into point Anty ia5lor-Lhe
,frsr,7le b1- contraction OF Authouy-Uas nepAe"
after his o,gs heart lie had early dscorncd symptoms
nj rr. d. tin. volue man, and had been instrumental
en- ..-f-. him tI. position he held the Boston at
tarr.g-r uTce But Anthony being prospective heir
Mr. Baxter did not think a Zip advisable under the
present circumstances.
3D.. ro7for-d over the letter Tor some umc, phil5so-
rlzr- perhaps on the efficacy OF q note of hand in
squeezing afHIaylts out OF unwilling physicians, and
then removing both hat the desk stood
ron and covered his bald head with the second
and tho office
Ton minutes later lie was walking slowly between
ffe hedges up the Path that led Melissa Mayo5
front When Die reached the that led around
House-onIy strangers and cergymeu call at front
doors in CrIam-he paused moment TO look at the
h1Is, and its surroundings
Eiphaet Mayo had fallen heir t. a fine estate and
some money when his father died, back in the hftes
Ephaet had succeeded getting rid of the most
OF the money before he in turn passed and his
widow. the able assistance of her brothern-l1U,
Napoleon had spent the There little left
but the farm itself
I.y the farm not to be sneezed at and that
precisely what Fhilander "callatin he stood
there gocd-sized orchard and garden, scue Of
cranberry swamp. badly run to weeds and bushes but
capable of being made profitable; pasture land corn
fed and the house and barni that the list Mr.
Baxter itemized A pretty good home for a man to
spend his old n and the window rather pleas
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-24
CHAPTER 1

HILANDER BANTER sat
ut the Anticipated desk in
his private office reading
a letter which he had just
received in the morning
mail Philander s private
office was almost as mar
row as his mind, and was
5ey1red to the SAME pu'
nose the calculation Of
interest ard the figuring
II percentages His well
rorn tall hat. of the crop
of ,s2. reposed on the TOT
~ the desk. and his cow
r;de-shod feet were Gle
lied to a position beside
The letter he was
ring over was written
ulpe~ bearing the
,-frted head, office Of
lssrres 4 Snyder, PEN
si,r Attorneys, Boston,
and recd as follows
-VoIr Uncle. - Say Ger
The Glenwood post., 1907-04-27

W. l.. Van Cleave of Roam creek
was in Glenwood Thursday fling ON a
chunk of Uncle Sam domain and in
order that he might feel right with
himself he dropped into the sanctum
sanctorum and placed himself in
good standing for another year. Mr..
Van Clesve says the fruit is quite
badly damaged in the Roam creek
country, but he thinks there will be
probably half crop of cherries and
apples. Peaches. apricots and plums
will be almost total failure.
The Glenwood post., 1907-04-27

The News-No pure drug cough
cure laws would be needed. If all
cough cures were like DR.. Shoop's
Cough Cure is-and has been for 30
years. The national law now requires
that If any poisons enter into cough
mixture. 1t must be printed on the
label or package. For this reason
mothers. and others. should insist on
having DR.. sboop's Cough Cure No
poison marks on DR.. shoop's labels
and none in the medicine. else 1t must
by law be on the label. And it's not
only safe. but 1t is said to be by those
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Compare cal efully the DR.. Shoop
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to accept any other, Sold by all
dealers.
The Glenwood post., 1907-04-27

Does coffee disagree with you ,
Probably it does. Then try DR..
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ing. It's safe even for the youngest
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