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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-22
TROY CENTER r.

\ little daughter came to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dclbert Reynolds
March l..
A. T. Berry Of Fairfield was a recent
guest at Il. +. Wards.
DIR. Hooper of Fairfield was called to
town recently for consultation in the
case of Mrs. Lizzie Ward.
Mrs. Augustus Stevens has been con-
fined to the bed Cor the past two weeks
with a severe form of grip. Mrs. Julia
Seavey and her daughter. Mrs. Millir
Piper. are quite i'll with the prevailing
epidemic Mrs. n. W. Barker and Mrs.
Emma Luce are convalescent.
Mrs. Hannah Woods has returned
home from Litchfeld, where she made
an extended visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Lizzie Dyer.
Miss Susie Ward. who was called to
town by the serious illness of her moth
err. Mrs. Lizzie Ward, returned last
week to her duties as bookkeeper in
Waterville.
The remains Of Mrs. John Common OF
Skowhegan last week. were brought L"
Troy Monday for burial.
Several from the Center were il
Unity Saturday to attend the funeral
of the late Mrs. O. Z. Estes. who's"
death occurred Wednesday night at
the home of her daughter. Mrs. Nc
Causlin. where she was taken few
weeks ago to be cared for. \ trained
nurse was in attendance and every
thing possible was done for her reccN-
cry Her age was CT years. months
and Il days. The husband, one son. Al
fred Is. Estes. merchant at West Troy,
and one daughter survive. The funeral
was AT the home of E. f. McCauslin.
and the interment was i'll FairvieW
cemetery.
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SOMERSET.
ST. ALRANS.

Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Watson have re-
turned from Portland. HRS. Watson
is somewhat improved in health.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

Postum.
Munycn.
NJ. Shapiro.
Balm Elixir.
g.. ID. Haskell.
Maine Optical Co.
Casavant & Cloutier.
EJWditch. Webster q Go.
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TEACHERS WANTED.

We need 100 teachers to meet the de-
mand this spring. Good positions. all
airy expected. Stamp. n. e. Teachers
Agency. Portland Ne. ieb26d NV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-22

Fresh cut flowers every day. 0. =:
Robbins & Son. Tel. ~. dec2S,du
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FRESH CUT FLOWERS EvEM
day. y. D. Hartshorn. Tel 11e-&
n110 J.
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THE PARTY WHo TOOK a PURSE
FOUND

VALET sY : 3. WARD. CAB
MI ' rr ,- proving r-r.-
.ttN ~. ...-l2t,A
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lLcst-Ordcr hook
For s.Ilc-Bay mare
For sale-A boat hupl.
Fer S1le-f}lack mar
Wantcd-Mcn every-whoSe
For Sale foot launch
For sale-GaSo,Cne launch.
Wartad-Kitchen woman.
Wanted-Middle- woman
N2nt"d--A W;lman Of eXpDrirncH.
Manufactures for ilemipci, lumber.
Wantcd-AnyOne can earn money. etc.
For S.llo-Fery pleasant country home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-22
GASOLINE LAUNCH FOR SALE

Seats l. prOp.e, ~ h. p. Knox englnc-
Run less than one hundred miles. Guar
antee on engine good till November, 1907.
AlSJ bargains in new and second hand
row boats. Geo. NJ. Cray, 81 Union St.
Belfast Nc mch.2dl W.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-22

Ahem-Lung Kuro clears your threat.
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MONTVILLE.

MCSk1EGUM-The first crow ap-
peared March 18th.
Eugene Perry has changed from
working for J. W. Knnwlton of Liberty
TO Geo. II. Jackson Of Watervillc. He
started for the later place March 10TH
Il. l.. Choate got his horses into the
snow Saturday. March Is. throw ing
them doa1 an brrak;n; The prla. 1t
required the assistance OF Stillman
Turner 70 get min home.
a. y. Wing lost a horse last ueca
He got east In the stall. and from
thrashing during the night he VAS
bruised 50 Mr.. Wing thought IL best -
tut him out OF his misery. 50 he got
Elisha Wing - ki;l him.
In endeavoring to turn out to pass 4
team f. r. Lunt's horse bccam. fright
ened and ran away soaring the horse
and breaking the sleigh.
Mrs. C. A. Swift visited at Dudley
Tasker's a few days last week.
Mrs. Inez L. Barker visited her sister,
Mrs. G. l.. Atkinson, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Marden and family
of Fairfield came for Il visit to Mrs.
M1rden's mother. Mrs. l.. J. Drawn,
Saturday, March 1fth.
Amos Drawn sold his cow to Charles
Boynton March nth for $35.
L. Il. Lunt and A. ID. Baker have
bought a clipping machine. and are do
ing driving business clipping horses.
Chester Pinkham went to Knox sta
ton Saturday. March 16. after passen-
gers from Augusta.
Horace Atkinson visited his grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. III. L. Barker
last Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-22

WANTED

EXPERIENCED CLOAK SALES
woman at once. Liberal salary and
commission to right party. One speak
ing both English and French preferred.
!. n. SoPer Co., Waterville, Me.
mch16dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-22
STATE NEWS.
WALDO.
SOUTH LIBERTY.

Daniel Hannah purchased fine
large pair OF oxen Of Albert Leyht last
week. and also nice horse of his son.
Everett Harmon, OF Palermo.
Miss Grace Dunn is home again from
tastine. where she has been attending
school
Mrs. Chas. Overlook, who has been
very sick. is slowly gaining.
Mrs. Stanley Powell who has been at
Belfast city hospital for some weeks
Tor treatment, win be able to come
home in few days.
IL. +. Evans went to Augusta on
business Monday.
Two black crows made their appear
ance here Saturday: harbingers Of
of spring. and the people were pleased
to see them.
The snow has been so deep that our
mill yards this spring are not, as usual,
1iIied full Of lumber. The cut here was
very light.
HALLDALE.
Mrs. Clara f. Joy and Miss Eliza r.
Hall OF lowell. Mass, came last satur-
day. They were called here by the Sc
rious illness of their father, Elias e.
Hall.
The Ladies' Club met with Mrs. Leon
Wiggin March Is. There was a large
gathering and all enjoyed a good time.
Mrs. J. E. Hall was quite sick Gas.
week but is much better.
Rev. Mr.. Coy. the State missionary.
preached here last Sunday
II
cutting wood for Mrs NJ. w. White.
The next meeting Of the Ladies' Club
Will he with Mrs. c. 3. Ingraham March
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.

The following classified advertise
ments appear for the drst time this
morning
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Classified Ads.
Quick Results
Small Expense
MISCELLANE
MRS. CRAM. cLA,RvoYANT, CAN

be consulted on health or bueine SIS. Ref
ereHces from .cad1rg business peope
Hours ~ 4 VI - % p. NJ Cases taken
Nv mail . Capitoi s,rtec. near r.@cr. An
{ sta, Ia ae. lnch334 ~ 3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-22

home known as Chestnut lark" situ-
ated in West Gardiner and forrErrly iha
Daniel Gilman estate. For full dc
scriptiOn Of property address DR.. ii. F.
c aii nnd Iank over M ne trn mch5SdatI
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FOR SALE

a BOAT HOOD MADE FOX r. J
Noyes and Reads boat and after wear
ing 1t all summer they wouldn't OF
couldn't pay Tor It 50 ] took it back. Call
and examine hood at Parker'S, 10 state
81, Augusta, Me. Inch22dlW'
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KITCHEN GIRL AT WINTHROP
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LARGE DWELLING HOUSE WITH
modern conveniences at "A Myrtle street
iIlNulle Nl premises. feb1utf
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WANTED

AGENTS-MEM AN WOMEN; Sc
cure evc'''e selimg rIR c -" N''sbv-
fa' c .,'a; 2t"' prone. : on
ij4i.y. Ir. ,2- I-nN.t"rce 7 .-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-22

ONE BOAT Is FEET LONG, 6 FEET
beam with canopy TOP. and a 5-horse
kcnnehcc engine all O. X. Don't buy
yo1r engines for 1907 till you get my
prices and send for catalogue to George
kIllam. Cedar Grove. Me- feb6dt
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% FOOT LAUNCH BEST MODEL

ccdar planliirg, oak 1inish, nickel tilm-
ninrs. h. p. Capital Erginc. ne-y last
year. all in first class shape. VIII st+l
cheap. apply to f. II. WcilInan. Il Mel
vile ST. Augusta Yr@h.2d:f
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ADVERTISING WORLD co.UM.

bus. Ohio. A monthly journal Of infor-
mutton, plans. suggestions and ideas for
advcrtising. Send today fer free sample
or nc for four months trial r23dtf
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CAPABLE GIRL FOR GENERAL

card, canbing, twisting, spooIing ami
keeling rooms. Good wages will be paid
p such help. Knapp Spinning MTls,
i!chmGnd. Maine. mch1Sd1w
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WHITE WYANDOTT EGGS / AM
selling from 3 pens Fishel strain. If YOU
are looking for the best, call and see
2G9-l2, Augusta. mchg1tf
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MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE.

illght WeNks completes. Wages whiIa
learning. Steady position guaranteed
graduates. Write for catalogue. MolerS
Barber College, 13l Prince ST, New York
CltE mch1Sd1Ws
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WALL SODA FOUNTAIN. MIR6oF

cow SIX YEARS OLD TO COME.
in in July; now giving five quarts milk
per day. III. I. Gilman, X. +. u. No. 3
AueGStd feb2Sdti
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-22

bodied. unmarried men, between ages of
p and -, citizens of United States. OF
good character and temperate habits
who can speak, read and write English.
For information apply to Recruiting OH
Ger, 173 Main ST., Watervilie, Maine.
febld5mOs
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-16
CAN KNOCK TEDDY OUT Sullivan Is Sore At The
 President
President

 dent refused the request made i.y John l., Sullivan that an order be made to iberate his nebhew iron jail. The nephew, who was a member of the navy, deserted some time ago, and is serving out the balance of his time in prison. Sul- livan told reporter last evening that he was pretty sore at the treatment the president gave him, and he would like to take a bunch at the chief executive He said he could put Teddy out in half q round.
 New York. May 10- Through the confession of the chief partic- pants in the recent insurance elcc- ton enormous frauds have been disclosed. In the Equitable elec- ton hundreds of the anti-adminis- tration votes were not counted at all. Several arrests have already been made and more will follow in few days.
 New York, May 1O-Wall Street has refused to subscribe to the new issue of bonds which Hartman is attempting to float Hartman says that they are trying to make him scape goat for the frenzicd tinanciers.
 London, May 1O-The premiery of the British empire, who have been trying to formulate some plan for the better unity of the empire, have been unable to 1C"Nh dhy CT SNCill' IlG diiIt iu- journed yesterday.
 Seattle, May 1O-Mrs Riplinger, wife of the fugitive embezzler of this city, declares that the missing money was stolen by the repLbli- can machine managers and not by her husband.
 Abilene, May 1O-Ex-Senator Burton, the land thief, says that he can produce evidence that Roos- evelt has accepted bribes, and offers to show the documents. It is thought that the trust enemies of the president are making Burton tool in their scheme for revenge.
 Madrid, May 1.-The people of Spain are mortified over the an- nouncement that the queen is nursing the baby born yesterday.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-16

sweetheart fell in love with hi partner, Alex Johnson, of this cit, sent a bomb to his girl througl the mail. When she opened th' package the bomb exploded, ser iously injuring the girl and wreck ing the house. Johnson has beer arrested.
 Butte, May Il (Noon)-The mol IS still ruling the town, the officers being helpless Tie jail has beer barricaded on tue inside, but tn, jailers are afraid to use guns t( stand off the crowd, and the mol may effect an entrance at any mo mcnt. The brother of the prisone, wanted by the mob was caught or t le street this morning and killed
 Olympia, May 1.-The beauti iul daughter of John Yontes wa. assaulted, outraged and nearlN killed at ten o'clock last night ol Main street. There is no clue tC the perpetrators of the crime.
 Philadelphia, May 11-Prof. Os Ter, who acquired fame recently bS declaring that all aged person; should he disposed of oy chloro ormirg them, has come out with ; declaration that only four out o Iall che medicines in common us, ave the slightest curative proper ties.
 New York, May 11-A decision has been handed down in the dis oarment proceedings against Abe iummel. sentencing him to servt term in prison for unprofessiona conduct as an attorney. Humme las been very prominent in the prosecution of Harry Thaw.
 Washington, May 12-Presiden, Roosevelt is continuing the fgh against Foraker regardless of the alters announcement that be vii be good. It is the intention O Roosevelt to see that Foraker i: | 'iven from his seat in the U. Senate. Plans are being make fol a hot fight in Ohio, where every effort will be made to defeat For akers political plans.
 San Francisco, May 1.-Two cars were rcn by the strike-break CTS yesterday, although the crowds along the line stoned the motor men and smashed in the car win. dows. The company announces that regular service will be resumed today with the assistance of the police.
 Centralia, May 11-A cousin o. Vim. J. Bryan went into voluntary bankruptcy yesterday, giving lia. bilities of half million and nc assets. He owes Bryan severa thousand dollars.
 Los Angeles, May 11-Jacl Twin Sullivan and Hugo kpllc,
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-16

facilitate the reconciliation be-
 tween Tammany and the McClel-
 Ian forces Murphy has agreed to
 resign as the leader of that organi- 1 zation. All differences between 1 the different factions of the demo-
 cratic party in New York will prob ably be amicabl., settled.
 Seattle, May 1.-The investiga- tion of the land frauds in this state has now started and considerable
 anxiety is felt by parties implica- tel as to the outcome. It is re- ported that some prominent people will appear in the cases.
 Mexico, May 13-The Tenares mine in Velardena province is atire and over 100 miners are inn prisioned in the shaft, wbere they 1 are roasting to death. It is inn possible to render and assistance 1 as the flames are coming up the
 main shaft. The mine will be l flooded to oxtingnish the flames, as all hope of saving any ot the uiners has been abandoned.
 New York, May 13-President Corey of the steel trust is to be married today to an actress, Mabel
 Gilman. All episcopal churches nave refused ,o perform the cere- mony and Corey will have to be
 married by preacher of some l other denomination.
 St. Petersburg. May 13-Thirty four men were arrested yesterday
 who were pledged to murder the
 ear. They were all to attempt to ake his life and said that if the 34th man was successsul they would feel that their lives had been given in a good cause. 1t appears from confession made by one of
 he conspirators that more were in
 .he plot and they are now being
 hunted for. Troops of Cossacks
 lre now used to break up any
 meeting of the strikers.
 Washington, May 13-Senator 2 VI 'IhCl uClllSS Ollt SIdltIlpllU illtut
 by the state press that if he secures an endorsement for the senator ship again he will withdraw from
 the race for the presidency He
 says he will make run anyway
 even If he doesn't get place
 Washington, May 13-Roosevelt is greatly pleased 10 hear that the indorsement Of Hughes for the presidency has been tabled by the
 New York committee. He says
 that Odell is political ingrate, and that Hughes stands no show
 If securing the nomination.
 Seattle, May 13-H. Eaton and w. Atwood of the geological survey,
 will sail on the Humboldt for Alas
 ka to make survey of Alaska
 coal deposits.
 Boise, May 13-The Haywood jury has not been secured although all of the eligible residents of town have been called and excused, or
 challanged. This morning a spec
 ial venire of 100 farmers was
 brought in and it is thought the jury can be completed from this
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-16
Rome, May 1O-Tom Lawson

visited the Pope yesterday and this morning the papers all over the country contain an account of his experiences, which was telegrapheC by Lawson to the press syndicates all over the world.
 New York, May 10 - Senator Platt in an interview yesterdaN said that he wished to apologize tc the public for ever lending his sup. port in any way to President Roosevelt. He claims that Roose. welt only adopted the cry of hon. esty in public office when he was governor and did 1t then only tC gain support.
 San Francisco, May 1C-Hun. dreds oi counterfeit $5 gold pieces are in circulation along the coast 1t is believed that the counterfeit CTS are working in Alaska as a large number have been traced back to people coming from the North.
 Los Angeles, May TO- Jeffries announces that he has positive
 nowIedge that O'Brien was off cred $5O,O00 if he would throw the fight With Burns. Jeffries refuses O state who attempted 10 bribt the pugilist.
 Los Angeles, May 1O-It has de- veloped that the fight between Burns and O'Brien was the most crooked affair that has been sprung in the ring for years. Both pugiI. ists have confessed that it was all framed up between them before the contest
 Washington, May 1O-Secretary Taft is responsible for the state. ment, made last night to Paul Morton, that President Roosevelt will never run again for any office
 Washington, May 10 It is ru- mored in official circles that the Harvester trust will be the next one of the big corporations to be investigated by the government.
 Butte, May 11--A mob composed of over 1000 people stormed the jail last night, endeavoring to SC. cure and lynch one of the prisoners who, while trying to break iail killed one of the guards. The of ficers refused to open the doors and the crowd failed in the attempt tc break them down.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-09
STANDARD OIL GAINS
A TEMPORARY VICTORY

CHICAGO, March S.-The attorneys
for the Standard Oil Company of In
diana, which is on trial charged with
accepting freight rebates. won a tenn
porary victory today through the re-
fusal of Judge Lands to allow the
prosecution to introduce as evidence
files of the Illinois Railway and Ware
house Commission. The ruling was
made in connection with the testimony
of William KilpatrfcK of Springfield.
the secretary of the commission, who
had been a witness in the morning
and was recalled in the afternoon.
Another feature OF the afternoon ses-
sion was the ordering from ST. Louis
by the Government of over 800 books,
OF 500 pages each, to be used as evil
dence. The books are those from
which w. T. Aylesbury. an accountant.
had been requested by the Government
to compile a list of the cars mentioned
in the indictments as carrying oil in
St Louis. The defense objected to the
introduction of the list but it was not
wholly the personal work of the wit
ness and the books were ordered that
the evidence might be placed before
the Jury
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-09
ARCHIE ROOSEVELT IS
IN BETTER CONDITION
Rests Well and Physicians
Entertain Hopes of
His Recovery

WASHINGTON, March Q. - At
O'Clock this morning the lights are
burning brightly in Archie ROoseveit's
room. There seems to be unusual ac-
tivity in the portion of the house In
quarantine. An unofficial report from
the sick room Is that the patient is not
resting as easily as I'm TIA early part
of the night. Drs. Lambert and Ken
nedy are both at the bedside.
WASHINGTON, March s. = Archie
Roosevelt is resting well tonight and
the attending physicians are hopeful OF
his recovery. DR.. Alexander Lambert,
who was summoned from New York to
take charge Of the case, has informed
the President that, while the patients s
condition is encouraging, he is not yet
out of danger. The President was with
his son for more than an hour tonight.
He takes every precaution against in
lection.
A consultation was held at the White
House tonight. 1t was attended by DR..
Lambert, Surgeon General Rixey and
Assistant Surgeons Kirby, Braisted and
j. c.. Pryor of the navy. At 1880 DR..
Lambert gave out this bulletin:
THE patient is resting comfortably.
No complication has developed since
yesterday Thursday, and his condi-
tion is as good as could be expected at
this stage of the disease.
An earlier bulletin, issued by Secre-
tary Loeb, also was of reassuring ma
ture.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-09
Emlns.i Doctors prsIss lis IngsdIsuis.

We refer te that boon to weak, nervous,
suffering women known as DR.. PlerceS
Favorite Prescription
DR.. John FJfe one Of the Editorisl stan
Of TIE ECLECTIC MEDICAL REVIEW says
Of Unicorn root (HelOntGs Dtoico) which
is one of the chief ingredients Of the = Fs-
vorite Prescription
"A remedy which Invariably acts as utter
Inc tnvtGof9tor makes for normal ac-
tiVity OF the entire reproductive system"
Hs continues rin HeIoniss We have a nedica-
ment which more fully answers the above
purposes f1G1 any csaer drug 18th tCSsfeh an
deTAotnted. In the treatment OF diseases pc
culter to women 1t is seldom that a case is
seen which does not present some indication
for this remedial agent" DR.. Fyfs further
says: The following are among the leading
indications for Helonias Unicorn root). Pain
or aching In the back. with leucorrhoea:
atomic (wesl0 conditions OF tho reproductive
organs of women. mental depression and r.
rttability. associated with chronic diseases OF
ths reproductive organs OF women. constant
sensation OF heat In the region OF the Kid
neySs mepCrTh0g1a (nOOdtRSl. due 70 a weak
ered condition Of the reproductive system;
amenQrThBa suppressed or absent nOnthly
periods arising from or accompanying an
and an9mic thin bloody habit; dragginz
abdomen"
II more or less Of the above SYMPTOMS
are present, no invalid woman can DO
better than take DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription, one of the leading ingredi-
ents Of which IS Unicorn root, OF HelonIas,
and the medical properties of which il
most faithfully represents.
OF Golden Seal root, another prominent
Ingredient Of "Favorite PRESCRIPTION
Prof. Finley Ellingwo0d. NJ. D.. of Ben
nett Medical College, Chicago, says:
4 lt Is an Important remedy IN disorders OF
the womb In all catarrhal conditions .
and general enfeebleHnent. It IS useful
Prof. John NJ. Scudler, n. D.. late Of
cincinnati, says of Golden Seal root
In relation 20 its general effects on the
system Usele - 10 nps11ei7e tn doOta Witch
IscTe = si1sh eefiere t.llGftynftg Of opinion IL
Is asfsspcTsoitg res arded as the tonic useful 10
all dehtlitated states"
Prof. Bartholow, M. D., Of jefferson
Medical College, says OF Golden Seal:
w alueble In uterine heznOrFhage. manor
rnag1a hoodtng) and congestive dysmenor-
rheea painful rnenstruati0nl"
Or. Pierce's Favorite Prescription faith
fully represents all the above named In
gradients and cures the diseases for which
they are recommended