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The Prescott daily news., 1908-12-26
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The Philadelphia Standard was a six-page paper this week in stead of the regular size of eight pages. One form containing two pages wasn't securely fastened on the press, and soon after starting dropped on the floor. Two pages of pie" for a Christ mas present is about the limit for hard luck,
 1t is said that more than 1 ,OOO gallons of whiskey was import ed to Prescott in order that the day might be properly observed, A very large quantity was also shipped over the P & N. w. rail- road, However, there were only a few arrests and drunkenness d.d not prevail to such an eXteat as the above figure would .ndi- cate.
 Since ,ast February the bank deposits in the United States have increased BPS million dol lars, which certainly does not look as if the people were ab- so,utely insistent upon a guaran- ty of deposits.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-12-26

Thursday about noon Roscoe Cress tied a horn to the saddle on his horse and attempted to mount the animal, but was thrown off, kicked in the face falling backwards and pumping his head hard on the pavement. He was rendered unconscious, and great concern was felt for him some time, but he is now do- ing as. well as could be expected. The accident occurred in front Of the telephone office, and soon attracted a large crowd, who summoned medical attendance promptly. 1t is said that the horse is nervous animal and no one ever attempted to carry any thing Of this sort when astride it.,
The Prescott daily news., 1908-12-26
CLAUDE ROBERTSON
 SLAYS NEGRESS
Negro woman Stabs Young Man at Wal Iaceburg Three Times and
 Is Killed

Wa!laceburg, Dec. 24.- Claude Robertson, a white man shot and ins tantiy killed a negro wo- man with whom he had previous " had trouble, this evening. When they met this evening the woman stabbed Robertson, in f.icting several wounds, none of which are dangerous. Robertson then shot her.
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TWO SERIOUS ACCIDENTS
Clark White and Roscoe CreSS, Two Young Boys are Seriously Hurt by
 Being Thrown from Horses

Yesterday Fred Guthrie and Clark White straddled a mule for a ride yesterday afternoon and made the serious mistake of shooting a gun while astride. The mule objected strenuously and the boys were hurled to the ground both being considerably shaken up, but Clark seemed to be hurt the most as he was ren- dered unconscious end after re- covering seemed slow in regain ing completely his senses. Lat ter in the evening he was stric- ken with convulsions and reQuir- eed constant medical attendance Since atm. he has been improv- ing rapidly and outside a few bruises will probably be all right again soon. The accident occur red at the Bank of Prescott cor ner.
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WEST BROOKSvILLE.

Edward K. Tapley and wife, Of Brook
lin, are in town to attend the funeral OF
Mr.. Tapley's mother.
Brooks J. Grindle will enter the hospital
in Belfast this morning to undergo an OPP
Grafton for throat trouble.
The schooners Joanna Durgain and Nell
son Y. Mcfarland have gone into winter
quarters at Wassson's wharf.
Capt. James II. Tapley, who commands
a Sound tug boat out OF New London,
Conn, is at home on a short vacation.
Capt. Frank Perkins has purchased the
schooner Florence A. from parties in Ma
chias. She is OF l54 tons, and was built
in Cherryfield in 1890.
The northern and southern bays are
frozen over down to Mills point. ALI
freight for Penobscot, landed from
schooner Nelson Y. Mcfarland, is being
hauled through the town.
Fred E. Tapley has been appointed line
man by the telephone company. His dis
trict takes Deer Isle, Brooksville, Brook
lin, Penobscot, Bluehill and Sedgwick.
His headquarters are at Sedgwick.
Feb. TO- TOMsoN
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SIMPLE WASH CURES ECZEMA
itching, Burning Skin Disease Rout-
ed without Use Of injurious Drugs.

Great inventors often have boon praised
for surrendering the secrets Of their disc
coveries. Practically the same thing hap
pened in the medical world in the case Of
DR.. Decatur D. Dennis, the eminent skin
specialist Of Chicago.
Dr. Dennis, in his own ONCE practice,
discovered that pure vegetable oil of vim
tergreen, properly mixed with other sim
pie remedies, was practically sure specific
for the Eczema, psoriasis, barber's itch,
salt rheum and other itching skin dis
eases. But the oil Of wintergreen alone
was found ineffective. It required other
mild ingredients such % glycerine and
thymol compounded with the wintergreen
to produce the real eczema cure.
This compounded d. D. d. Prescription
positively takes away the itch at once
the instant it is applied to the skin. This
vegetable liquid does away with deIeteri-
GUS drugs so long used in an attempt to
doctor the blood, whereas modern science
has determined that eczema is first and all
the time skin disease.
II you want to know more about the
merits of D. D. D. Prescription, call at our
store. We vouch for this remedy. E. G.
MOORE Ellsworth, Me.
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BUCKSPORT.

Horatio H. Lewis, a native OF Bucks
port and for many years resident here,
died at Bangor Thursday. He leaves two
brothers-Edgar II. and Charles Lewis,
both of Bucksport.
The second annual convention OF the
Odd Fellows OF the thirty-hrst district
was held in Emery hall Thursday even
ing, Feb. 6. Three hundred and fifty
Odd Fellows were in attendance.
Palmer Hatch, one Of the Oldest citi-
zens Of Camden, and for few years a res
ident Of Bucksport Center, died Friday,
aged seventy-seven years. He leaves one
daughter-Mrs. Elisha Manchester, for
merly Of Bucksport Center, now of Cam
den, and one son, Harry Payne Hatch, OF
Boston.
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sEDGwICK.

Mrs. 8. II. .Dority is visiting friends in
Ellsworth.
DR.. Hagerthy went to Bluehill last week
and purchased horse.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pierce, Of North sede-
WICK, is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Fer
guson.
Mrs. Mary Stinson, Of Sunshine, is
spending the winter with Mrs. W. B.
Robbins.
Many are taking advantage Of the snow
and getting out their wood. Others are
engaged in smelling which is the princi-
pal industry at present.
Yesterday, ~ H. A. Small was exercis-
ing his two ear-old stallion Jay Wilkes,
be got into . snow drift, the sleigh
upset and threw him some distance
The colt kept on ct . lively pace, teams
along the way hurriedly taking to the
gutter. He ran q distance Of half mile
or more directly to the blacksmith shor
on the Reach road where he had been
shod, and stopped at the door. No dam
age was done.
Feb TO- H.
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r. J. Colcord and wife, George w. Brooks,
Mise Gladys Brooks, Roxbury, Mass.
Nat G. Whitaker and wife, Newton,
Mass; Gorham Chenery and wife, Miss
Alice M. Chenery, Roslindale, Mass. John
L. Brooks, Mrs. Sarah j. Hamor, Hyde
Park, Mass; A. T. Whitaker and wife,
Everett, Mass; Linwood Young and wife,
Mrs. Jennie Stearns, DR. J. L. Chamber
lain and wife, Boston; Henry D. Gerrish
and wife, Mrs. Grace Googins Creamer,
Dorchester, Mass; Walter L. Reynolds,
Somerville, Mass; Frank Perkins and
wife, DR.. Nathan w. Hodgkins, Lynn,
Mass; Harvard Perkins and wife, Man
chester, Mass; E. II. Googins and wife,
G. A. Reynolds and wife, 8. w. Foster and
wife, Miss Louise e. Reynolds, J. K.
Tweedie and wife, Geo. A. Googins,
Crosby R. Young, Pearl o. johnson,
Helen M. Googins, Cambridge, Mass; d.
D. Hodgkins, Anns N. Young, Miss
Jennie Hodgkins, Earl Young, Mrs. J. @.
Reynolds, Grafton J. Convey, Otis G.
Googins, LAmoine.
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NORTH BROWNSVILLE.

Glen Lymburner is at work for W. W.
Black.
K. +. Halves came from New York to
visit his family here last week.
Alice Perkins has gone to Brooksviile as
housekeeper for Albion Closson.
A. A. Goodell is landing about forty
cords OF stave wood in the boom daily.
Miss Phebe Durgain and Master Philip
Vessel have gone to Bangor to visit Miss
Durgains parents, Curtis Durgain and
wife.
About twenty-five patrons from Rain
bow grange visited Penobscot grange Fri
day evening. They report a very good
time and fine supper.
Feb. 10. c.
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Embellishments.
HOW I CURED SWEENY AND
FISTULA.

~ WANT to tell you how ! saved one
of our horses which had fistula. We had
the horse doctor out and he said it was so
bad that he did not think he could cure
it, and did not come again. Then we
tried Sloan's Liniment and it cured it up
nicely.
''One day last spring was blowing for
a neighbor who had horse with sweeny,
and l told him about Sloan's Liniment
and he had me get bottle for him, and it
cured his horse all right, and he goes off
now like colt.
.sWe had horse which lad sweeny aw-
fully bad and we thought it was never 60
ing to be any good, but we used Sloan's
Liniment and it cured it up nicely. told
another neighbor about it and he said it
was the best Liniment he ever used.
''We are using Sloan's Sure Collie Cure
and we think it is all right"
A. ID. BRUCE, Aurelia, La.
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BLUEHIlL FALLS.

Many are i'll with colds and grip.
Little Roy Hall is much improved, and
able to be out.
Mrs. I. W. DOVE and son returned home
Friday after spending two weeks with
relatives here.
The schooner Waldron Holmes, Capt.
Friend, is total loss. She went ashore
in Gouldsboro bay in the storm Of Feb. I.
Crew all saved.
The community was saddened to hear
OF the death Of Raymond Conary, only
child OF J. P. Conary, in Rosamond, Cal.
He was born here and spent fifteen years
OF his life in this neighborhood. His age
was nineteen years. Great sympathy is
felt for the bereaved father in his double
loss, as three years ago he buried his
wife, and Raymond was his only child.
Feb, 10. CRUMBS.
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BROOKLYN.

AE. Fsrnswortn went West last week
on business.
Lewis Freethey, of Nsskesg, is very i'll
with the grip.
Mrs. A. W. Bridges came home from
Boston Wednesday.
A masonic district convention will be
held here Feb. 10.
Mrs. Edwin Parker is visiting her
daughters in Bluehiil.
E.E. Lurvey has returned to Bluehili,
where be is employed.
R. l.. Allen has purchased a yoke OF
oxen OF Deer Isle parties.
The townspeople gave Mrs. Lucy Nutter
a chopping match Friday.
Mrs. Frank Staples and children visited
friends in RockIand last week.
Lester Nutter has returned from Bridge
port, Conn, where he has been employed.
Installation OF the officers of the Brook
lin grange tooA place at grange ball Satur-
day evening.
Miss Helen Mcfarland entertained a
party Of friends at her home Tuesday
evening.
Wallace Thayer, OF Stonington, who has
been in town fox hunting has gone to
Bluehill
Raymond Allen, who has spent two
weeks at home, has returned to New Lon
don, Conn.
Mrs. Susan Judge has returned from
Concord, Mass, where she has been visit
ing her children.
E. K. Tspley and wife were called to
Brooksyille last week by the death OF Mr..
Tspley's mother.
Mrs. Amanda Sellers fell down cellar
last week, breaking her left arm and cut
ting her face badly. She il doing well at
present.
Feb. s. UNE FEMME.
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KlTTERY TO CARIBOU.

Joseph Perry, . member of the Mil
linocket fire company, was killed while
fighting fire which destroyed the Eureka
house, . boarding house ct Millinocket,
Saturday. He was carried down with Q
falling floor.
The schooner Emelie e. Birdsall, sunk
last week BY collision with the steamer
Jefferson OF Norfolk, was commanded by
Capt. J. A. Rietta, of Machiasport. The
mate, Herbert Robinson, Of Machiasport,
and two Of the sailor were drowned.
Hudson T. Frisbie, for many years one
Of the leading business men in Aroostook
county, died at his home in Houlton Fri
day, aged sixty-nine years. Mr.. Frisbie
retired from active business some time
ago. He was foremost in all of Houlton's
interests and one Of the larger property
owners. He was one of the wealthiest
men in the county.
Hiram P. Oliver, one Of the oldest and
most prominent business men of Bangor,
died Wednesday after short illness fol-
lowing psralytic shock. Mr.. Oliver was
born March 80, 1924, and had been resi-
dent Of Bangor since 1851. He was one of
the founders Of the firm of Morse & Co.,
manufacturers Of lumber, and was other
wise prominent in the business life of the
city.
The grand jury Of the U. S. district
court has returned an indictment against
George Fred Terry, of Waterville, presi-
~ ho Go Dbl :oh;
indictment against Henry w. BOSNIAN,
clerk in the Waterville postoffice, for joint
conspiracy to defraud the government by
the Justification Of second class mail matte !
and by false statements as to weights Of
mail matters of the second-class sent on,
from the Waterville postoffice. 1t is
charged by the postoffice authorities
that Mr.. Terry made false entries as te
classification of his papers, snd false
statements as to the amount of mail mat.
ter he was turning into the Waterville
postoffice. Clerk Bosnian is charged with
conspiring with Mr.. Terry to defraud tn,
government Of postage on these publica
tions. The government officials CLAIM
that the government has been defraudet
in various ways OF at leas. $4,000 a year
How long this has been going on thu
officers do not know, but they believe tina
it has been going on for quite number o
years. The most serious charge is thai
Mr.. Terry conspired with the postoffic'
clerk to falsify the weight of the matter
mailed by him to the extent of about
1900 pounds month, as the officers say
This was 10000 pounds for each OF the
three publications, making q loss to the
| government each month OF over 5000.
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SOUTH BLUEHnL.

Newton and Allen Cole, OF Granite, are
guests OF Charles Henderson and wife.
Miss Maggie Duffy and Harry Duffy are
the guests OF George Bickford and wife.
Mrs. Lena Young, with daughter
Evelyn, OF Bluehill, is visiting her parents,
Allen Henderson and wife.
The schooner Waldron Holmes, owned
by Ben E. Sylvester and commanded by
Capt. Prince Friend, went ashore at
Steuben. The vessel is q total loss. No
insurance.
Feb 7. T..
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legal Notices
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES.

NoTlCE OF FOHECLOSUkE.
WHEREAS Etheel Wiley, jr.. Of Cherry
w field, in the county OF Washington.
Victor Brewer and Elbridge E. Richardson, OF
Eden, in the county Of Hancock and State OF
Maine, by their mortgage deed dated the four
tenth day Of November. a. d. 1906. and re-
corded in the Hancock county registry OF
deeds, book 1876. page 207, conveyed to me, the
undersigned, certain parcel Of land situated
in plantation No. 7, in said county Of Ham
cock, and boun ded and described as follows,
viz: Beginning l2o rods from the northeast
corner Of said township numbered on the
town line of said No. and No. 10; thence
south 100 rods; thence west 200 rods; thence
north 100 rods to north line of said township
No. Z; thence east on said line 200 rods to
place Of beginning. containing 200 acres being
the same lot conveyed us this day by Alonzo
Smith and the same conveyed said Smith by
Byron Smith April 2, 1894, and recorded in
Washington county registry Of deeds. book
2si, page $50. And, whereas, the condition Of
said mortage has been broken, now, therefore,
by reason of the breach Of the condition
thereof, claim foreclosure of said mort
gage. ALoNzo SMITH.
December %, 1907.
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EOUNTY NEWS.
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CAsTINE.


.,,s Sawyer left this morning for
E.an. for few days visit.
=. Ne,tie Pbilbrook left for Boston
ssv to remain few weeks.
=. fucy P. Gay left last week for Bos-
where she will remain for the balance
the winter
Carrie Crosgrove, who has been
s;no a number OF weeks in Boston,
rsturned to her home here.
.,s George Hatch, who has been at her
[, same here for short time, returned
,sr home in Milford, Mass, Saturday.
-. Brown who is at present making
sn,ne with her daughter, Mrs. T. =.
10 i spending few weeks with friends
Belfast.
,s.n-vesr ball will be given at Emer-
Z hail Wednesday evening, Feb. 10.
.ban,s orchestra, Of Ellsworth. will
Irnish music.
M,.sa.oit lodge, l. Q. Q. F., Of Castine,
!. ,eceiyed an invitation to meet with
I. Bluebill lodge Feb. 20, and sxemplify
1. work in the third degree.
m. r. class OF the normal school will
r...ut the drama, "Mr. Bob" at Emerson
an saturday evening. Music will b
FINISHED for this BY the lastine orches-
n.
A party consisting Of J. NJ. vogell and
". Bowden, Of Castine, Parker Fuller
, Rocsland, and James Judge, OF Boston
!. amending several days at Camp VIM
M, Alsmoosook.
special evangelistic services will be
cid every evening this week at the
church. The services OF
Hofstead, Of New York, have
cen secured for these meetings. He will
assisted in the singing by c. W
.nglish, OF Boston.
Feb 10. ".
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BROOKSyILLE,

Lester Wescott is employed chopping
cord wood for Frank Hooper.
Bentley G. Grindle has painted and
erected guide boards for Walkers and
Billings corners.
James L. Saunders, jr., Of North Brooks
vile, has rented the farm of James
Grindle, and moved his family there We'd
nesday.
Mrs. L. NJ. Roberts has gone to South
Brooksville to spend few days with her
granddaughter, Mrs. o. NJ. Gray, at Buck s
Harbor.
Feb & II.
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SARGENTVILLE.

William Higgins is at home for the
winter.
Mrs. Edgar Newells is visiting friends
at North Sedgwick.
Mrs. Charles Babson is visiting friends
in Dorchester, Mass.
Herbert Grindell and wife returned
home from Somerville, Mass, last week.
Miss Winnie Kane, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. Gertrude Sinclair, has
returned to her home at Surrento.
Feb. 3. SIM.
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PENOBSCOT.

Miss Curtis, Of East Bluehill, is guest
OF F. N. Bowden and wife.
Mrs. Ruth Smith has gone to Seal Har-
Dor for few weeks visit with friends.
Capt. William Sellers and William Gray
have returned from weeks stay in Port
land.
Little Ruth Roberts, OF Belfast, is visit
ing her grandparents, Willard Bowden
and wife.
Capt. J. B. Sellers, Capt. c. NJ. Perkins
and NJ. F. Grindle were in Bangor Satur-
day on business.
Feb. 10. WOoDLoCKE.
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EAGLE ISLAND.

&c. johnson is at Bear island for few
days.
j. C. johnson is building catboat for
for K. B. Fuller, Of Boston.
The boys are going to start an orchestra
on the island next summer. The name
will be the Eagles.
Feb, 4. y.
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SOUTH BROOKSvuLE.

NJ. d. Chatto Is away on business.
Leona Green has been quite i'll the past
week.
Walter Harvey, who has been away the
past year, is at home.
Fred NJ. Cotton has $40 chickens Matched
the last week in January.
Feb, 10. G..
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Suffering a. Dollars Saved.

e. s. Lopez, Of Marilla, N. Y, says: N
am carpenter and have had many severe
cuts healed by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. 1t
has saved me suffering and dollars. 1t is
by far the best healing salve / have ever
found" Heals burns, sores, ulcers, fever
sores, eczema and piles. 25c. at E. G..
MooRE's, druggist.
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UNE FEMME.
NORTH BROOKLYN.

Benjamin Spear visited Edward A. Car
ter at South Bluehill last week.
George NJ. Giles is home from Belfast,
where he has been employed several
months.
Charles Sherman has left Lexington,
Mass, and gone to New York for the re-
msinder of the winter.
The surprise party at George Herrick' Is
Monday evening was pronounced a good
one by all who attended.
Mrs. Cordelia f. Grindle, who spent
part OF the winter with Eugene Grindle in
providence, r. l., has returned, and at
present is visiting Charles Parker and
wife on Flye's Point. u.s.
Feb. 3. XENopHoN.
Pastor Koch led the Wednesday evening
prayer meeting.
Mrs. Amanda Dodge was taken Friday
with severe attack Of grip.
The Misses Gross, OF Naskeag, are Wis
Hing Warren Burns and family.
Lynwood Leighton stuck nail in his
ioot last week receiving bad wound.
The busy season for smelts seems past,
ana men here are seeking other occupa-
tions.
All regret the loss of the schooner Wal
afon Holmes, so familiar in the waters
hereabouts.
new Mr.. Bailey, Of Brooklin, occupied
.ne pulpit here Sunday and delivered a
forceful sermon.
The pound party at Fred Halls Tuesday
evening was success from every point of
view. Quite large number was present.
uames were played and refreshments
Feb. 10. xENEpHoN.
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& DLOGlxx<ls
The ladies' Congregational circle was
entertained in the vestry Feb. by Mrs.
A. M. Herrick's Sunday school class. A
dime supper was served.
Daniel Grindle and wife have the
sympathy Of many in the loss Of their only
child, Frank Medbury Grindle, who died
Feb. 2, after a short illness. He was q
member Of William T. Sherman council,
J. o. U. A. NJ.
Charles Davis died Of pneumonia Feb
8. He leaves Q wife and . babe . few
months old. The family had just begun
housekeeping in . new bone, and his
death is especially sad. His wife and aged
parents, who live in surry, are not forgot
ten in their bereavement. s
Miss Edith Chase gave q " hist and dane
ing party ct the hotel Pendleton Eatur-
day evening, Feb. 8, which was pro-
nounced . most enjoyable affair by all
who attended. The guests from out Of
town were Miss Esther Allen, North Sedg-
wick, and Oliver Adams, Bar Harbor.
Feb. 10. M.
There will be . concert and dance fol
the beDsfit OF the academy baseball team
next Friday evening. Monsghan's or
chestra will furnish music.
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Correct the mistake of risking pneumonia
by neglecting a cough or cold when Foley
Honey and Tar will not only stop your cough
but expel the cold from your system. Foley
best and safest throat and lung remedy. G. A.
PARCHER.
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WEST BROOKLYN.

Mrs. Minta Stanley, Of Brewer, is visit
ing relatives here.
Joan Reddy, who has been employed at
south Brooksville, has arrived home.
Inc ladies gave supper at the chapel
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a Sensation.

The marvellous curative properties OF
in many cases Of severe coughs and colds that
had refused to yield to other treatment
Foley's Honey and Tar will stop your cough,
heal the lungs and expel the cold from yonr
system. Contains NO harmful drugs. q. A.
PARcHER.
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Every body desires good health, which is
IFm w unless the kidneys are healthy.
~ auaisys kidney Remedy correets Irregularities
e eraefs. Take Foley's Kidney Remedy at once
y. PARcHRR.
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Impure blood runs you down-makes you
an easy victim for organic diseases. Burdock
Blood Bitters purifes the blood-cures the
cause-builds you up.-Advt.
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individuals die, But the amount OF truth
they have taught and the sum of good
they have done does not die with them
Mazzini.