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Dry Goods.

New York, octobur 27.-The cotton goods market Is stiffening. Bleached goods, linens, knit goods. yarns and other goods are firmer and tending higher. Buyers of domestic cottons from many Of the larger western markets are oper- ating. The export markets are doing a
 fair trade. Oriental rugs are quiet, but domestic rugs are being asked for more freely. The worsted goods market is quiet. Silks are firmer; raw silk is higher.
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Cotton Seed oil.

New York. October 27.-Cotton seed oil steady, 28Q29c.
 New Orleans, October N.-Cotton sed oil: Prime refined in barrels, per pound, 5c.
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New Orleans Cotton Futures.

New Orleans October 27.-Cotton-Spots steady. Low ordinary, 4s4c nominal; ordi- nary, 9-16c, nominal; good ordinary. 7c; low middlfng, Sasc; middlilg, Sc; good middling, 5-16c; middling fair, g 13-16c; fair, 10 7-16c, nominal Receipts. IS, ,4s7; stock, 170,724.
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REMOVAL NOTICE!

I have moved Birmingham Marble Works to 1618 First Avenue, where I will be pleased to see all my friends and custo- mers. Am prepared to give lowest prices on cemetery and building work.
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Liverpool Cotton Market. Liverpool, October 27.-Cotton--Spots dull; prices to points higher. Amer
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LOCAL PROVISIONS.

Old cotton irregular; m1ddling, Sb Co 813-16c.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-07-16

Ed Stalder and Miss Fisher, Of Su.
gar Grove, spent Sunday afternoon
with l.. Shatfer and family.
l.. Shaffer, wife and daughters,
Nora and Nellie, made business trip
to Logan, Tuesday.
Laura Green was the over-Sunday
guest of Goldie Stiverson.
Bessie Shaffer, Goldie Stiverson,
Elwood Stiverson, Lucius Rider, Fred
Matthias, Boyd and Noah Stiverson
spent the 4th of July in Lancaster.
Bessie Shaffer, Sarah Young, Goldie
Stiverson, Goldie Matthias, Nora and
Nellie Shatfer, E. g., Boyd and N. G..
Stiverson, l.. w. Rider, Fred, Harry
and Harvey Matthias attended the So
cial at Rockbridge, Saturday evening.
l.. Shaffer, wife and daughters,
Hazel and Hattie, spent Saturday in
Logan.
l.. ShafYer and Chas. Perry spent
the Fourth at Murray,
Goldie Matthias is visiting Jim Ma
thias, of near Enterprise.
L. Shatfer and Chas. Perry spent
forenoon at Sugar Grove.
Mrs. John Bailey is very i'll.
George Bailey was calling on friends
here SUNDAY.
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Buck Run

Cutting hay and hauling whea
seems to be the order of the day il
our valley, at present.
Mrs. Moses Stuart and daughter
Ida called on Mrs. B. L. Edward Sun
day.
b. l. Edwards attended church al
the Holiness Chapel, Sunday.
VIM. Safer, of Logan, passed up oul
valley, Friday.
Reta Rosman spent last week with
friends here.
Quite number from this place at
tended the ice cream festival at Rock.
bridge, Saturday evening.
The Springfield Gas Co. has COM
menced drilling their well on the
Henley farm.
Jesse Woltz, commonly known as
Jake was seen vending his way
toward Rockbridge, Saturday evening.
Quite number of young folks were
entertained at the home of Moses
Stuart, Friday evening, they played
croQuet and were also entertained by
the music which Miss Rosman, of Lo-
gan rendered on the organ.
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Gibisonville

Rev. Baker preached to a fair
sized audience at the M. E.
Church, Sunday.
Mrs. Inez Banter was calling
on friends In this city Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Evans called on
velva Braehares, Friday evening.
Mics Goldie Evans spent Fri.
day and Saturday in Logan.
Mrs. William Brashares and
NJ attic Rouse attended the surprise
party at Whistler, given in honor
of Mrs. Hannah Rouse's eighty
eighth birthday.
| Messrs. Lacroix and Voorhees,,
representatives of the Colum bus
Gas Company, were in our city
last week.
Chester Pancake, of Columbus
who is representing the Isaac
Eberly Co., was in our village
Friday.
The Columbus Gas Co. have 10.
Gated we'll on the T. B. Voorhees,
farm and drilling will begin in the
near future.
Mrs. Lucy Miller called on
Pansy Wylie, Thursday afternoon.
VIM. Moore was a Columbus
visitor one day last week.
David Wylie and wife were
callers at the Rock House, Sunday.
Miss Goldie Evans attended
Children's Day services at the St.
Johns Luthern Church, Sun day.
Miss Ethel Ziegler and Meesrs. |
Pearl and Ralph Ziegler, Denver
Brown and Homer Moore were
pie easantly entertained by Velva
Brashares, Sunday.
Messrs. Jessie and Ethel Whit
craft, OF Iarlton, visited friends |
and relatives here few days last
week.
Floyd Kreachbaum, of Laurel
Ridge, accompanied by Miss
Martha O'Dell, of Logan, was in
our village Thursday night.
A surprise party was given last
Tuesday, the occasion being
surprise on Mrs. Baker. About
sixty were present, all did justice
to the elegant dinner which was
prepared. The afternoon was
sbent in telling stories and social
conversation. The guests depart
ed at late hour in the evening,
wishing Mrs. Baker many more
happy occasions.
WILD VULCAN.
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Apple Blossom Valley

Mrs. George Voorhees, and daugh-
ter, Nellie, and Grace Denton were
the guests OF Mert Chilcote one
day last week.
Anyone wishing tsble-spreads
would do well to call on Mrs. Geo.
Voorhees,.
Mrs. Lew Polling, who has been
visiting friends In Lancaster, has
returned home.
Sam Lama was caller in this
valley one day last week.
Those who visited at George
Voorhees,, Sunday, were Tom vor-
hees and wife, Will Chilcote, wife
and two children and John Ebert.
Lee and Stanley Wilson and Lew
Sewers were callers In this valley
Saturday evening, with their
music.
Hannah Ebert is visiting her
many friends in Lancaster this
week.
Geo. Voorhees, was in the employ
of Sam Lama one day last week.
KATE.
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Cedar Grove

Mrs. Mary Linn visited Mrs. Harry
Gordon, last Wednesday,
The Springfield Oil & Gas Co. are
going to drill for gas on the farm OF
Vern Kitchens.
AL and Jacob BANTER are making
hay on the farm of H. A. Gordon.
Mrs, Martha BANTER visited Minnie
Gordon, last Thursday.
Ada Donley of Gibisonville, is in
the employ of Miss Lizzie Kitchen.
Ike and John Devore, of New Lex
ington, are visiting friends here.
Harry Gordon and wife took dinner
with Conrad Richley and wife, last
Sunday,
John Lift and wife, of Logan, visit
ed the latter's parents, last Sunday.
Asa Ward and Pete Weed, that got
sick from eating honey, are well again.
Asa said that he would rather listen
to the singing of the dove than to eat
honey.
Lon Wartman, the man that got
hurt by breaking his OK to the single
line is convalescing. MAUD.
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Honey Fork

George Wyskiver called on William
LEM and family, last Sunday evening
Russell and Paul Harden were seer
on Honey Fork, last Sunday evening
Mrs. Andrew Miller of Columbus
and Mrs. George Miller of Goat Run
visited Mrs. VIM. Mosure, one day
last week.
VIM. LEM and family called on
Sarah Nixon, one day last week.
NADIA Hoy, of Salt Creek, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Welcome Stone.
Charles Hansel and wife were Lo-
gan shoppers, Wednesday of last week.
VIM. Lenz and family were Logan
shoppers, last Saturday.
Elijah Harden purchased fine
young horse of Frank Linton, of
SCOTS Creek. SHORT SKATE.
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Pursell

We were visited with lovely
rain last night and everything In
nature seems to smile this morn.
ing.
The people are busy making
hay.
Mrs. Zelda R. Ebert, of Laurel.
willie, has returned home, after q
weeks Welt with her daughter,
Rosa Wine.
Herbert Losily and Sherman
Lindsey, of Cedar Grove, called
on John Voorhees,, Sunday morning.
DalIa Kuhn was the guest of
Forest Wine, Sunday.
Mrs. Rosa Wine and two chill.
dren, Forest and Otie, and Zelda
Ebert called on Mrs. Jane Conkel,
Friday.
Will Brown and Geo. Conkel
were on our streets one day last
week.
Geo. and Lewis Conkle were on
our streets Saturday.
Francis Kuhn was On our streets
Sunday.
John Voorhees, called on VIM.
Wine, Sunday.
VIM. Vancuren was ON our
streets Sunday.
Several of our young people at
tended the singing atA Bainter's,
Saturday night.
John Voorhees, was caller at
So. Bloomingville.
Will Springer called on William
Wine one day last week.
Henry Conkel and daughter
called on his brother, Freal
Conkel, Sunday.
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Carbonhill

80 degrees in the shade, so don't
expect too much news this week.
Allie Hit, of Crooksville, Is spend
ing several days with Blanche Francis
of this place.
Edgar Shook, of Glenroy, is spend.
ing this week with Frank Powers, OF
this place.
Mrs. Ben Bailey and two daughters
spent last Thursday with Mrs. Jam es
Shatfer of Logan,
Charles Evans and wife, of Chicago
Junction, are spending several days
with friends here.
Thomas Green and wife, of Athens,
spent last Sunday with their daughter
Mrs. Harry Wilkinson, of this place.
David Powers, of Sand Run, was
seen here last Friday evening.
John Kennedy. of this place, was in
Logan, last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Clark, from near Logan, is
spending several days with her daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Thomas Sweazy and Mrs.
Isaac Blosser, of this place.
Beatrice Ross, of this place, is on
an extended visit to Straitsville, Ian
caster and other points.
Mr. Booth from w. Va. is spending
this week with his daughter, Mrs. G.
w. Ross, of this place.
w. E. Evans, of this place took
ill this morning, and so far
as we are able to learn, he is in a
critical condition with something like
appoplexy. We hope for his immedi-
ate recovery.
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Pin Bridge

Making hay seems to be th'
order of the day in this vicinity
Peter Baldin and wife were the
guests of Albert Brannum one day
last week.
| Misses Sylvia and Mints
Beougher, of Lancaster, spent
Saturday and Sunday with theil
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel
Beougher, of this place.
Calvin Arnett was a business
visitor in Lancaster, Saturday
evening.
The ball game between Pin
Bridge and Stringtown, Sunday
afternoon, res ulted in score of
% to 4 In favor of Pin Bridge.
The committee of the Pin
Bridge base ball club will give an
ice cream social on the ball ground
at Pin Bridge, Friday night, July
IT. EVERYBODY cordially invited to
attend.
Emmett Beoughsr, our genial
fisherman, was seen vending his
way home from Rushcreek, Satur-
day morning.
Mr.. Emmett Beougher called on
the dentist Stuckey of Lancaster,
Friday afternoon, to have a large
molar extracted, with which he
had suffered much pain.
Mr.. Emmett Fauble was seen
vending his way toward Jacob
Kilbarger's, Sunday evening.
Cal. Arnett. chief engineer of
the Ohio Fuel Supply station, has
remodeled his auto, and was driy-
Ing it ON tour. Friday.
John Konklsr threshsd for Her
man Acksrs one day last week.
The wheat crop seems TO be short |
with an average Of eleven bushsl
per acre. DUDLEY.
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Old Town

Making hay, plowing corn anG
picking berries seems to be the
chief pursuit of the people of thi'
place.
D. A. Polling and wife called or
VIM. Geiger and wife last Sunday
| @. Wolfe seems to visit Logan
very frequently of evening, per
chance be has some attraction
there.
A fine rain occurred at this place
Tuesday.
Dwight Polling made a trip to
the Queen City Tuesday.
G. G. Brown, Of Silk Ridge, il
employed by c. Nunemaker.
Elmer Polling and lady friend,
OF Logan, drove tarough this place
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Addie Conkle and two
children, of New Pittsburg, are
visiting D. A. Polling and family
at present.
Tom Whitcraf is thrashing for
the people at this place at present i.
1t has been reported that Lafe
Hammond, OF near this place. has
the typhoid fever.
Edward Nigh and wife, of Co.
lumhus, are visiting the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Wolfe
and family,
Samuel Cell, wife and family,
and Mrs. Sandy Conkel, of New
Pittsburg, called ON Dwight Pol
ing and family Saturday evening.
Ice cream was served and all had
a joyful time.
Rev. O'Dell, of Logan, deliver
ed Temperance sermon at Beth
any, Saturday evening.
MISS Goldie r. Scholl was q Lo-
gan visitor the latter part of the
week.
K. L. Brown, of Towser Town,
attended preaching at Bethany,
Saturday evening,
Several young folks. of Marion,
were in.Logsn, Saturday, trying
the Teachers Examination. We
wish them success.
Edward Ficksl is employed by
Epsr Mowsry making hay.
james Bright and wife attended
shs Ice Cream Social At Rock
bridge, Saturday evening.
a number of boys from this
place were Logan visitors sstur.
lay evening. soxoDosr. y
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Pleasant View, Va.

Sarah and Hazel Weaver were the
guests of Grandma and Annie V.
Mann, Sunday.
Clyde Holt and Easley Eggleston, OF
Amelia, c. H., called on the formers
grandmother, Tuesday evening:
Isaac Weaver purchased fine jer-
sey heitfer OF Lester Wallace, OF
Amelia, G. H,
Jennie Bowser, of Otterburn, is
spending the week with Sarah and
Hazel Weaver; of Pleasant View
Farm.
Aaron Bowser and family, of Otter
burn, were the guests of Isaac Weaver
and family, Sunday,
Charles F. Mann, of Maplewood
and Earl l.. Mann, of Richmond, Va,
called on Sarah and Hazel Weaver,
Sunday evening, at Pleasant View
Farm.
After spending few weeks with
his mother, I'll. Il. Bell of Troxelville
Pa, has returned to Jetersville Va,
to resume his work on the stave mill.
Grover Weaver is working on the
staye mill at Jetersyille.
Sarah Weaver called on Pearl Wey-
ant, Saturday morning, the Fourth.
Charles f. Mann and Hazel Weaver
spent the Fourth in Richmond, re-
turning home, Sunday,
Annie and Jessie Markham were
the guests of Selma and Edna Hindle
Saturday evening.
Since we last wrote, we have had a
wedding to go of. Wise Perry, of
Palm Beach Florida, and Maud E.
Allemong, of Maplewood, with Mrs.A.
9. Allemong, quietly left Wednesday
morning for Washington where they
were married Wednesday afternoon. |
Mrs. Allemong went along as schaperon |
for her daughter, The bridal party
has not yet returned as the couple
started on a short bridal tour. After
returning from their trip they will
remain at the brides old nome at
Maplewood until September, when on
the fifteenth, they will start for Palm
Beach Florida, the home OF OF the
groom. !
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Merry Ridge

The ice cream supper was well at
tended at Cedar Grove, Saturday
night.
John Adams and wife spent Sunday
with John Unger, of Mt. Vernon.
Rebecca Paxton and brother, Har-
ley spent Sunday with Mrs. vern
Kitchen.
Vern Kitchen and Homer Denison
are going to Columbus, next week to
purchase an automobile.
Therman Vickers and wife spent
Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Nora
Kitchen.
NADIA Donley visited her parents, of
near Gibisonyille, last Saturday.
The derrick builders finished their
work on, Vern Kitchens place, last
Wednesday.
All the farmers are busy making
hay around here, at present. JANE.
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Brownsville

Isaac and Arthur Flowers made
a flying trip to Horns mill las,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Jacob Bighsm and daugh.
ter were seen on our ridge one day
last week,
Corn and potatoes are looking
fine in this vicinity.
w. M. Flowers was a Lancaster
shopper last Thursday.
Claude Carroll, of near Buena
Vista, was seen on our pixies one
evening last week.
Esq. Charley Pratt was seen
riding his young colt on our pixies
one evening last week.
Anna Better was seen on our
pixies last Saturday.
UNCLE BILL.
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Hungry Hollow

Mrs. Sarah Baird of Athens, II
visiting her sister, Mrs. Saunders
Miss Birdie Walter is visitina
relatives at Vinton, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McManus
ard son Orland, of Logan, spsn,
Sunday with the latter's mother,
Mrs. Mary Vollmer.
Gerald Tucker and wife spsnt I
Saturday and Sunday with Wall
Achausr and wife.
Mr.. Ora Patton 10 ON the sick
list.
Quite a crowd from this place
attended the ice cream supper at
fayetteville last Saturday night.
Linda Patton and Nellie Acha usr
were Jacksonville visitors, Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cochran spent
Sunday with the lattsr's parents,
Levi Bond and wife.
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Max

The farmers are all busy max
ing hay.
G. 7. Welty and wife spent Sat
urday and Sunday at North Rerne
visiting the latter's sister, Mrs.
John Strong.
E L. Saffell and wife were Lo.
gan visitors Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Leonard spent the
latter part of last week visiting
relatives In Logan.
Grace Bell, of New Straitsville,
is spending couple of weeks at
the home of s. N. Focht.
Simeon Blackston and wife spent
Sunday with their son, Charles,
and family, of Stringtown.
Mrs. Charles Kishler aud daugh-
ter, Mary, of Middletown, passed
through here enroute to w. j..
ScholPs, Wednesday.
j. S. Brown and two children,
of Bremen, spent few days last
week with his brother, j. E.
Brown, and family.
Milton Larimer and wife, of
Bremen, spent Sunday at the home
of Abe Hickman.
Charlie Westenberger, of Ian
caster, attended church at Harvey
Chapel, Sunday. UNCLE BILL
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New Plymouth

Homer Allen and wife, of Colum
bus, spent Sunday with Isaac Aliens
Mrs. Jane Martin, of McArthu
spent a few days this week with Mrs
M. E. Martin. -
Lena Bruestle, after weeks visit
with her friend, Mary Harden, re-
turned to her home at Pit. Pleasant
W. Va, Saturday.
John Savely, of Union Furnace
spent Sunday with his aunt, Eliza
beth Savely.
Mrs. Elmer Hixinbaugh, of Logan
spent Sunday with Mrs. Lovins
Randall.
Lew Cook, wife and son Will, spen,
Wednesday and Thursday with Mrs
M, E. Martin.
P. M. Savely, of Columbus, spent
Sunday with his sister, at this place.
Mona Wiltbank, OF Macarthur, is
visiting old friends at this place,
Shela Harris is at Ben Morris, sew
ing.
Grace Bartlette, of Logan, is visit
ing her cousin, Leila Warthman.
Faye Steveson returned to her home
at Lancaster, last week, after a visit
with friends here.
Mrs. Charley Woods and children, of
Crooksville, spent last week with re-
latiyes at this place.
Mrs. Tom Bay and son spent Friday
with her mother, Mrs. Shaw, near
Union Furnace.
Leila Warthman and Grace Bart
lette spent Thursday night at the
home of Hal Connors, of Pumpkin
Ridge.
The young ladies of this place gave
a picnic at The Narrows, on last
in honor of Lena Bruestle.
Laura Harden is visiting relatives
in Logan.
Mrs. George Gibbons spent Sunday
at Frank Lees.
The X. o. Il. M. Band Boys played
for the ice cream supper at Coonyils,
On Saturday night.
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South Perry

Prof. A. C. Irwin has concluded
his visit with his parents her,
and left for Chicago, Saturday.
The Board of Education, of So
Perry special district, have EN-,
ployed Edgar Kane as teacher in
the advanced department of oui
schools, while Miss Ivy Stump
will teach the primary department
the next term.
Barney Ziegler and family, of
Gibisonville, visited Henderson
Glaze and family Sunday.
The berry season 10 now here
and the crop 10 promising one at
fair prices.
The infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Black, has been very
sick for the past few days.
Adolphus Bushee and wife, of
near Clearport, were visiting rela-
tives here over Sunday.
h, H. billiard and family, of
Laurelville, visited in town Sun
day.
Poling's picture gallery moved
last week and will be open to take
your picture on Friday and Satur-
day of each week.
Ralph Long and Jos Trimmer,
of Circleville, were here Sunday
friends.
Daniel Notestone, one of our
most respected citizens living on
stump Run, while moving hay
last Saturday met with an un.
fortunate accident. The horse
driven on the near side became
frightened by stepping in a hole
ana In iunging threw the opposite
horse in the cutter bar of the now
ng machine while In motion and |
almost severed one hind leg from
he body below the knee and the
'nimal was killed. The animal
Eas one Of the faithful horses Of
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LaurelvilIe

About 1900 people attended the
Fourth of July celebration in our
city. A splendid time was report
ed by all.
Thieves hurglarized Mr.. D. H.
Strous' store, and took some -four
and about $4.OO in money while
he was at dinner.
Mr.. S. r. Polling and Mr.. q. S.
Lama of Happy Ridge, visited r.
H. Dresback and wife, last week.
Mr.. Fred Martin, the barber,
has gone to Circleville. He has
sold his barber shop to Carl Nc.
KiJrick and Ray Harmon. We
wish the boys success.
Mahlon Paxton of Bethslville,
was business shopper here last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Brown
were business visitors to Laurel
Vllle, saturday evening.
Thieves stole nine hams of meat
from David Karshner's smoke
house on the night of the Fourth,
while he was up town.
Mrs. Simon White 10 ON the
sick list at this writing.
Mrs. Geo. Cupp and daughter
Enid, of Pursell, were business
shoppers in our city, Saturday.
On last Saturday noon ct l 100
r M, the fire bell rang aud whis.
tie blew. Everybody ran to see
the big fire. 1t proved to be a
brush heap near the spoke factory.
We have just received the sad
news of the death of Mrs. Lucy
Young, of near So. Bloomfield,
Ohio, formerly OF this place.
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A. j. Wright, OF North Bern, tool
dinner with Henry Dutton and fami
ly, Sunday
Leonard Backus and family visited
Mrs. Rebecca Borah and family, Sun
day.
William Funk and family and John
Loui and wife called on John Mess
barger and family, Sunday.
Daniel Hardwick called on Henry
Borah, Sunday.
Earnest Keller is helping Henry
Boyer to make hay.
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Stimulation Without IrrI-
tatiOn

That is the watchword. That
is what orino Laxative Fruit Syr.
up does. Cleanses and stimulates
the bowels without irritation in
any form.
During the summer kidney irrsg-
nlaritiss are often caused by sxess-
siye drinking or being ovsrhsstsd.
Attend to the kidneys st once by
using Foley's Kidney Cure.
Bort b Co,