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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-12

s35 month, sl.2j day. will
circus your business from one end
of Main street to the other, You
cant beat this medium for the
rrice. Burnitts Signs, opera house
bldg. 1913
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-12

\ woman's idea of an entertaining
man is one who says but little and
listens.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-12
Orio Club.

The Orio club will meet with
Miss Vera Olive on North Washing.
ton street next Friday afternoon.
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Liabilities.
$537,356.9?

No better index to the growth OF
Ardmore can be found than is re-
Elected in the steady and constant
increase Of the deposits of the Ard
more National Bank.
LEE CRUCE. Pres.
G. W. STUART, Cashier.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-12

Some men seek temptation in order
to tes, their strength
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-12

1t IL easy for man 10 be patient
II he has nothing at stake.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-10-18
#. however, the patients !,

49, H F-AGNA -IFfE - III wsEE1
sar, however. the patients adj
ton became worse. The fever, which
had ceased, required moderately at
about 10 o'clock. His heart action
and general condition are satisfas.
tory, the obstinacy Of the fever alone
causing uneasiness, the frequent
coughing being accompanied by an
abundant exnectoraticn.
The attending physicians again in
formed the emperor that a trim to
solne Southern rlace W a advisable,
but he decidedly refused to leave
schoenbrunn castle, saying It would
be too tedious for him anywhere else
and that he must work, otherwise he
would fall sick, thus showing clearly
that he does not consider himself to
be i'll.
A .dis~atch from Prague says that
a srecial train is held In readiness
there to bring the Archduchoss Eliza.
beth, grandchild of his majesty. and
other merrrers Of the family to Vienna
in case Of necessity.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-10-18
SPY ON COMPETITORS
Standard Gil ofl'c''ls Tell Ct
the Close Walcb Kept.
IGNORANT CT ME1RoDs USED
Declare Trey Do Not Know Whether
Railroads FurniaAe ed TIE In:orma.
ton, but Are Of tie OPINION That 1:
Was Secured Honorabiy.

was SeCuESQ 6OnOCaUlys .-sEH .s
New York, Oct. 16.-H. NJ. Tilford,
president of the Standard Oil com
pany OF California and of other sub
sidiary COM anies of the oil combine.
was again a witness in the hearing c
the federal suit for dissolution of the
Standard Oil company of New Jersey.
John G.. Milburn, chief of counsel fc:
the defendants, said that William G
Rockefeller, assistant treasurer OF the
Standard, would not be able to al
lear as a witness at present, cs h.
was not in the city.
Mr.. Tilfcrd gave further evidence
Of the close watch that the STANDARD
kept on it's competitors. He said tina:
reports Of competitive shipments
made in the field Of the Continental
Oil comT any, a subsidiary Of the
STANDARD, were furnished him reriod-
icaily by employees of the Continental
ence in tie statistical department CT
the Standard. The Continental sells
Gil in Colorado and adjacent states.
L.. ]. Drake, who has charge Of the
selling de- altment Of the Standard
Gil company Of Indiana, testified that
he received statements from agents in
the selling field giving all infol nation
obtainable regarding the business Ct
independent oil ccmr enies. He did
not know how the Standard agents oh.
tanned such informaticn; whethe.
from the railroads or not. The Re-
public OIL company, witness said, a
organized five years ago as an indie
pendent company to do business in
Michigan, hut it was really a Stand.
ard com: any. No effort was made to
have it's ownership made public, &C.
ccrding to MI. Drake. The headquar-
tiers of the Republic, Mr.. Drake testi-
fed, was formerly at Cleveland and
then at Kansas City.
Mr.. Kellogg wanted to know If it
was not the custom to place the Re-
public in fields wherever the Stand
ard found sever competition to have
it appear that an Independent COM
pany had Joined in the competition.
Mr.. Drake said he did not think SO.
MI. Drake, on cross-eyaminaticn,
testified that the Standard used only
honorable business methods in cl-
t tanning Information regarding COM
Ietitive ehi~nents and t''at the CON.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-10-18

eCNCvsslcn FEL7F0R L,ILEs

lfnnnense Magazine, Containing Many
Thousand Kegs Of Powder, Is la.
nited by t e Heal From the Burn
In. Mills and Flows Up Ninety Min
utes 4, ter the Fir.t Explosion, In.
fur ng h sicicns at Work Among
the Ceaa and Lying.
P."z'l, Id, Co. 16.-Lete in the
after 70 was e:';natcd t-lat there
are L.. ome.ces pect .e in Fcntanes
and t. st r. Geo people have been
more or loss nj dred, though the great
err II GlDcr Lave received bit slight
wounds. H. IS impossible to get a
close est.r .lle CT the list Of the dead,
but it wiil number between twenty
and forty, vile a NUMBER Of those in
jured will die.
Brazil, Ind, Oct. 16.-From twenty
five to tAtlty IeoE!e dead and dying,
100 ersons injured and every house
N Fontanet destro, ed, rendering. 100
people ,omeiess, is the result tf an
explosion CT the mills of the Dupont
Powder CO... any ear Foltanet.
Toe first explosion occurred in the
glazing l..il of the plant at 9:15.
Quickly io..owing tie other mills blew
up, there beng three distinct ccncus-
sions at intervals Of a few minutes.
IN the mills at tae time were from
neventy-five to eighty I.en at work.
When the glazing mill Went up the
men ran for their lives from the
other mills and many thus escaped
death, but received serious injuries.
At the first explosion the inhabitants
Of the town ran from the buildings
and thus saved themselves. No one
vas III - y the town, although Tic g
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-10-18
AUSTRIAN RULER WORSE.
Doctors Optimistic Expectations Not
Realized.

Vienna, Oct. 16.-The doctors op.
timistic expectations regarding the
Improvement in the health of Emperor
Francis joseph have not yet heen fully
re"lized. The sleep Of the natient
during the night was repeatedly dis
turfed by a strong, %exhausting cough,
making necessary the application of a
wet rack.
The emperor rose a little later than
ue"el and was somewhat tired. Never
theless, he Immediately received the
court officials and a Hungarian Off
o. the interview lasting nearly an
hour.
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Is 4DL Il =. :. =. :. ,A-l,.
At 10 Ii, a.. " mia,Ntas after u,
first eX4 iosjcn, I G ..eat from the i nm
Ing nils e~xllCGcd tie great pew C;
magazine situated in a hollow sever: :.
hundred yards from tie mills. 1t cca,
tanned n.aDy thousand Kegs Of powder
and the concissicn WIS eycn :yfa:te.
than those from the explosions CT the
mills. Among those Injured from t e
magazine exl 10 on several Al
sicians VITO were at work among ths
dcad and G. ing.
f-reis. t T:.in Destroyed.
A fGcis. II train standing On the
switch .aading to tile powder M.
vas Ia1t!z destroyed by the concus
sion and took fire.
Tie heat from the burning mills
md freight train was so great that it
was i'm. ossible to remove many Of the
bodies from the wreckage. Eighteen
mangled Lodies we're taken to tie
morgue to await Identification. In
jured were found scattered everywlere
and were ooi.etted and relief gwen rs
raridly as possible. Not a house i
left standing in the town. Front
roofs, sides and even foundations +.
mary buildings were wrec. ed. Great
holes are torn in the ground, fencs'
have vanished and household gooa,
from tue ruined ZONES are in &C =
fused heaps OF debris in all directions.
The people of the town, w-lo mad
rushed from their homes at the frs
explosion. were saved beca Sc of THIS
The shock from the exploding maya
zine wrecked the buildings in tie
town.
A brick school building a quarter Of
a mile from the mills was wfe~S
and many of the children in5:le We :
injured, some seriously, but ncae f..
tally. A farmhouse thIee-t , "
a milo " was totally 1
The school at -.4e--.- I'D Just
feen called to order wnen the explo-
sion occurred. At least forty Of the
children were injured.
TIE 1irst view of the wreck was a
sichening enc. Although men knew
that another explosion might occur at
any moment they entered the wrec :ad
buildings to rescue comrades. Ila1n
soon ..ltat!ed tie buildings and dove
the rescrers away and the worlkm5n
were OIL ed to stand by and see
their fellow wor, ers burn to de-. tn.
When t.le wo .andel men wee tlaccG
beard Ct the relief train to b
taken 20 Terrc Eaute there vas =.
frantic rusl made by the wives.
and children OF the injured I
e tablish the ident ty OF [ csa
c ed. ine man died on the "a n be
lore it left. Enct4er nm e ired :
the train dl,cd ':lto the Gg so II s.
ticn at Terre Tia tie. Nc or l. n
that city las ca! d 4 8 G ial meet n;
Of the city toln IL to afford S ,cu
for the suffice rs as may be needed
Ee sent q special detail of twelve pc
lice officers to assist in the work Of
and appealed to Governor Hanly
to send Company B Of Terre Haute to
the scene o. tle ac"idant at once with
Tents for the hDT.c1-
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EXCEEDS SIZED limit
Engineer He'll respers;b'e fol
English Rail Disaster.
EN1IR: TnAM Is WRECKED
Sixteen Persons Meet Death in Dis
aster and Many Others Sustain In.
Jury-Darkness and Pouring Rain
Retard the Work of Rescue.

~ OokSl III q
Iury-Darkness and Pouring Rain
Retard the Work of Rescue.
Shrewsbury, Eng, Oct. ia train
made up CT passenger coaches bound
from Scotland and the north of Eng
lend to Bristol left the rails as 1t
was entering the station here. Six
teen persons, including ten passen-
gers, were killed and many were in.
jured.
The London and Northwestern rail.
rod, on which the train was running,
curves shar!l v as it nears Shrewsbury
and there is a standing order that the
engineers must not exceed a speed ct
ten miles an hour at that point. Dis
regard Of the order is believed to have
been the cause Of the accident. The
engine end all cars with the exception
Of the last Il left the rails and when
the officials from the railroad station
reached the SPOT the cars were a tan
gled mass of wreckage, beneath With
were the bodies of the dead and the
In red. Fortunately the wreckage
did not catch fire and the doctors and
salvare crews who soon reached the
scene did not have this added dancer
to fight in the darkness and pourin"
rain, which, however, retarded thu
work Of rescue and several hours
elarsed before the last body waa
taken. out.
The killed include the engineer and
fireman and the guards and postal
clerks who were in the mail a i'm
mediately behind the tender of the
engine.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-10-18
GOLD COIN HEAyE CURE
aeolp COIN ToN,csD In TON LOTS

Gentlemen: I wish to state that I bought
2 600 lbs. OF your Cattle Fonic and also some OF
ths Hog Tonic. Ihad 100 head OF cattle and
about 200 head of hos in The feed ward, Tired
o ton Of II and must say didnot think there was
n preparation put together that could
possibly give the results your Tonics did on
both cattie and hogs. Inevcr had cattle do
better and kecpon an even feed and gain like
tar Shove my xpectation Ian wen pleased
with results. 1know that it has made me and
saved me double the money. IhaTe ioa head
of cattle on feed now and 800 head OF hogs,
and have just bought ;saotner t0n.cf your
Tonnes. A. w. FAIsSER, Moville. Iowa.
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Surrender to General Drvde.

Casa blanca. Morocco, Oct. 16.-A
detachment OF $50 Moorish horsenel
armed with modern rifles and ,.n4er
the command CT Sidi ell NADIA, came to
the French camp and surrendered to
General Drude,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-10-18
ASKS FOR A PRoTECTcRATE
Sultan of Morocco Makes Request to
French Minister.

EFcnCH MlEI StSr.
Tan~ier, Morocco, Oct. 16.-Jrd~ing
from the latest semi-of1cial declara.
tions Fere Sultan Abdel Az'z. during
his conference with the French min
lister, M. Regnault, at Rabat. invited
France to consider the question ct
establishing a protectorate over Mo.
rocco, including the immediate occr
rving of the entire coast TIVE most
interest'no feature of the general sit,
.~uation, with the excerti"r Of tse re-
rorted request of the sutton that the.
rorts be ocnu~ied by French trcons,
is the rraetical certainty tat an st.
tempt is low imminent to irrcse f,r.
eien military rclice uron tie various
searorts Of Morocco. w''ch, it. is be-
lieve6, will nee+ with the fierce re-
sistance Of the natives.
The Franco-Sranish Authorities
have an,nunced t'>eir irtan+'on Of he
ginning the new international notice
service early in November End with
the chief of nolice. Coloaal Miller,
formerly an officer in the swiss army,
they are now ~oreani~ing the force and
planning its installation.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-10-18

"GOld Coin TONES" are fed din small amounts as an addition to the regulaa
feed, and always give better digestion and assimilation 81 that each animal
obtains more nutrition from all grain eaten. You could not be induced to eau
your own food unless it was seasoned with salt, pepper vinegar mustard, Gin
namon. etc, and these ingredients all possess medicinal action. Scientific
authorities have demonstrated that your health is better if you use these in
gradients c%i1 with every , mouth sf4dn Of y9 MrI food; Salt is a good worm medicine,
lsst is q dyspepsia e cure, ETC.. Now it certainly stands TO reason that il
F Sss ire ss hsasIt sha lingo in yoM mIt cd every aasy that there must be certain Boots,
Sheep Sheet. Hogs Colts, Calves als SLAM; Lambs and Pigs: lis awelaknown fact tina. the
eaten mta,,t the rest being helms wasted but BY the regular rus use of Gold Coin Tonnes you
necessary to your stock al the feed you feed them, and we guarantee their use
to make you extra profit or they cost you nothing.
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aRoe CHOLERA CURED"

Gentlemen: A neiehbor OF mine lost fifteen
hogs of cholera. and i Induced him to try told
He agreed to il. I took some over TO him..
When got there he told me another hog hal
just died. making sixteen head In all th"t h.t
other one was sick when i got there andrl
nelned him move it to another pen and used
Gold Coin Germ killer according to directions.
His wife told me yesterday that they lost no
more hogs and that their hogs are all well and
hearty now. He wants more! of GoldCo1n Hog
Tonic and Gold Coin Germ Killer.
I an respectfully yours.
GEO. YOCKEL, Bendeld, Nd.
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Franchises Declared IMe~al.

Cleveland, Oct. 16.-Judge Law.
renee of the common rleas court has
rendered a decision holding illegal all
franchises granted by the cornell for
so-called Scent fare lines on the East
Side because they were granted after
the date uron which Mayor Johnson
was alleged to have become financially
interested in the roads.
Lincoln, Neb., Oct. 1e.-Tue state
railway commission has issued an or
der limiting the Missouri Pacific as
senger trains to a speed of twenty-five
miles an hour, the fast freight trains,
to twenty miles an hour and the heeEy
freight trains to fifteen miles an hour
owing to the dangerous condition OF
the roadbed.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-10-18
aolD COIN CATTLE TONIC lsglccREAsssED inv aal.K YIELD 3oos

Dear Sm: Ireceiedy you shpment of StockT Tonnes three weeks ago. and unedrsaagg 9
mmence feeding it, AZ thatt time i was mnkng. three Gov COWS h ma received about a 81
line Ihada calf wasso pOOrI could ots eA amt theE pubcher sTT VeaL ana now -
90 note care 70 n hhn oecausef 3 Keeps u dongs 50 Ws = y fps RsE WI WI pea pnzeN h
- " Momeyideo ,unn,R Ed No.
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I-eil sic, Germany, Oct. 16.-The SUI
preme court has rejected the appeal
of counsel for Karl Hau, formerly of
Washington, D. c., for a revision OF
the sentence condemning him to death
fer the murder of his mother-in-law,
Frau Moliior. An appeal for a new
trial probably will be made on non
technical grounds which were not adj
vanced in the proceedings just ended.
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Ohio National Bank Closed.

Washington, Oct. 16.-Tne comp.
troller of the currency has announced
the failure of the First National bank
at Dresden, o., which was caused by
loans to local wooden man lfa, tlrers,
who, it is said, had failed. Robe
Lyons, bank examiner, has been ap.
pointed TEN. orary receiver.
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pany faI... 40, no | "4tA r-
to secure this information.
RUSSIAN TACTICS PREVAIL
Duluth Lawyers Story Of Condition
on Minnesota Range.

MHr .". WI
st. Paul, Oct. 16.-Like a page from
darkest Russia was the story John
Arnold Keyes, an attorney Of Duluth,
told the state board Of ardons and as
a result the release of Drago Rodo-
man, a Finnish miner, from the county
Jail at Grand Rapids was promptly or
dered.
Rodoman had committed the crime
of maj ching with others at 5 o'clock
in the morning and had clapped his
hands, thus, according to the COM
plant, creating a disturbance. This
was during the iron mine strike at
Nashwauk in July. He, with others,
was taken from a hall where they
were meeting, brought before the JUS
tice of the ence, who held co lrt in the
Office CT one of the mine officials, and
was promptly given ninety days in the
county Jail. Efforts to secur en- ap-
peal to a higher court were made. but
the ] .st.ce of the peace would not per-
nit it.
Out of fifteen cases heard by it the
pardon for Rcdoman was the only one
granted by the board. The members
we're impressed with the story told by
the Duluth attorney and trouble for
several reace officials on the range
may come as a result.
Feforc Attorney General Young, pre-.
vious o the meeting. Mr.. Keyes made
the statement that the rifles carried
by the guards on the range were load
ed with soft nosed bullets, known as
dumdum. He claimed to have aft
davits from the guards themselves
telling CT the character of the ammu.
milton and said he had samples OF
them in his possession.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-10-18
HOW TO GIT TIM 25.LB PAIL

This great offer is limited in time only. AL who call can nave a 25-Ib.
pail on so days trial if they are responsible and Will ISL it according to
directions. We guarantee satisfactory paying results by their use II they
cost you nothing. Did you eve receive a faIer offer? All we ask is that
you call at once and accept this offer NOW while we are advertising the 80
day Trial Offer, because after this offer closes no more Trial pals will be
given out. Farmers and Stock-raisers who wish to accept this offer should
kindly call as soon as possible -
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the TRUTH ABOUT DIGESTION

Did it ever occur to you that the digestive apparatus Of hefour different
Glasses of farm animals are entirely different and therefore naturally require
different treatment and different feeding. It stands o reason tbat what is
good for a hog may be bad for a horse, and what is good for q fowl may be
bad for a COW. For example, clIm shells and gms are good Cor fowls, but
would be very bad for COWS. Science has proven that different medicines and
different foods act differently o different animals. Therefore it stands to
reason that medicinal Stock Tonics Must be prepared according to the
class of animals for which they are intended. That is just why Gold Coin
Stock Tonis are SO much better than ordinary stocks foods. Gold Coin
Stock Tonnes are prepared in four different varieties: 'AIold Coin Horse
Tonic' for horses: "Gold Coin Cattle Tonic' for cattle; "God Coin Hog
Tonic for hogs, and "Gold Coin Poultry Tonic for Poultry. Read what
fcl1oue corfuiv.
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a FULL 25-LB PAIl. ON 80 DAYS, asyAL

To prove to all farmers and stockraisers that Gold Coin TONES will
prove your stock and make you extra money by increasing your profits.
offer a 25lb. pail OF any Gold Coin Tones on 80 days trial to all who ne
used them before.
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COM Horse TONIC
As5-lb pail on SO days trial

GOLD COIN SGlENTlL
GOLD COIN aGaEoT0L" GERM KILLER
ARID DIPS
A reliable A%ntiseptic and Disinfectant like
Gold Coin Germ Killer has hundreds of uses.
1t kills oiors. destroys disease germs. heals old
SORE s. cleinses fresh cuts and wounds. Used
exclusively at the Minnesota State Fair for
disinfecting the stock barns and out-builclngs
GOLD COIN HEkyE CURE
ForHeaves. Broken Wind, Asthma. Bronchi-
tbs, etc. etc. the most scientific remedy made.
Guaranteed.
GOLD COsN WORM POWDER
For worms in Horses, Colts. Hogs, Sheep OF
Cattle. "A safe remedy. Guaranteed.
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Why istH Gold Coin Stock omsmo considered son much better than Stock oods?W Why isl
Tone2" VIII is CoGeE WeSGrSl arm lAp Tlmentor and State IfcEMS endorse Gold
good eahh ALT line. "HE FEEDT HE7S Av1an IA DsEAssIH HEY WADO IN a year
pnhmnN NOV tint the tmmrw who does 10 una tonic Of some ndn tone phs aocsW WILL Nrma
@sMbco emAng Stock mdM that hjEt where GoiC CONT onisc count They give ehaths nd I'M
rguLrh ~ m% nothing they seh m lMy Gns hMyamnS M ana n"T increasing ng Mn dHm
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JUDGE D. 0. SEARlE SAYS:

IMPORTERS OF SHORT HORN CATTLE
GOLD Com STOCK FooD Co., st. Paul, MINI.
Gentlemen: I Lake great pleasure in telling
vol that I have found your Gold Coin Stock
Tonic. Your animal TONES are all right. I
highly endorse them. I believe that a Tonic
like yours which sharpens the appetite and
makesthe food rations more pulatlble will in
crease digestion, and bring the stock raisers
more profit.
For Two yearsI used Gold Coin Stock TONES
Fair. You have my heartiest endorsement as
your goods certainly possess high merit.
D.B. SEARLB, Judge of District Court,
St. Cloud, MINI.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-10-18
A FOWL HAS TWO STeMAcHs

Fowls have no teeth, therefore they require
an extra stomach IN which to grind the Grain
feed. Tnis form of digestion differs from all
other farm animals. Fowls are raised for two
purposes, eggs and flesh. Fowls require an
entirely diff rent 'Ivn.c'' than other stock.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-10-18
"GQLp COM POULTRY InNlc,

A stimulating tonic for the -egg-passage to
Increase eyg-formation. It contains ingredi.
Inls to cure and prevent poultry diseases. as
Roup, Pip. !Gapes. Chicken Cholera, Leg Weak
ness, Vertigo, Etc.
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OF GOLD COIN T0NIcs"

received such high endorsement and
mics. Extra profits are guaranteed by
owing high authorities say:
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THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

ingredient scontaned in Gold Coin stock omcsa as LaxaMy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Alaeermyessam d
TONES, IneY are IN fheU: :. harmacopeo which, stheo mcaIa authority ecognEed by the
I. ernnent lend heir virtues ARE fully deGibedi ntheU US .DspenaatoryS When you
ny 9e ena n nm mI ANa f g% a T 6 1a gGaSS awhMsn are narMteed under the National Pure
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A HORSE HAS ONE sTos7AeB

The observation-disclosures n Of horses is deli
cate. and often clail! u4s3ru@d by lmprope
feeding or over drinking. u, spepsia and iadi
geStiOn Is commoni in horses.