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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-31
Heart toH Heart
Talks.
THEY KILLED THE GIRL.
By EDWIN A. NYE.
Copyright. 1905. by Edwin A. Nye.

Kathleen Sheehan, aged twenty
three, of New York city killed herself
because her mates mimicked her
speech
Kathleen was a slip of a lass who
came from the old sod recently and
brought her mellifiuous tongue with
her. She broadened "meat" into
mate" and rolled her IRIS" with a
rich bur. Only ignorance would have
failed to catch and admire the delight
full accent.
The girl had a tender heart, the mo-
bile temperament of her people and
was timid and sensitive.
She first found employment at a
dressmaker's. She CHANGED to saw
something about ''woruck." The girls
Uttered, and one of them said. "You
mean 'woyck,' don't your When
Kathleen understood she was having
fun poked at her she took it much to
heart and left the place.
She engaged herself at a department
store. Laughter greeted her utter
ances. The teasing wounded her spir-
1t. She worked hard to learn the cor
rect pronunciation of English. but her
labor was mostly in vain. She could
not easily twist her Limerick tongue.
Kathleen went to another shop only
to endure similar torment. She brood
ed. Her once smiling face grew sad.
One day she told her relatives she had
insured her life.
''WhyT they asked.
~ might de- she said, with a far
away look. 1.-THE money would be for
you"
The last Sunday the poor lass dressed
herself In her best clothes and went to
park. Here she stayed all day and
all that night. She was debating the
old, old query, ITO BE OR NOT TO
BE?" What torture to the distraught
brain and tender, sensitive soul. She
was passing through her Gethsemane,
poor child
Monday morning at dawn she went
to clump of bushes and swallowed
carbolic acid. A policeman found her
writing on the ground In the am
bulance on the way to the hospital she
RdSpeu.
They'll niyer make fun av me
again." Then she died.
No, no, lassie; they'll never make
fun of you again. And if they only
knew how they had bounded your
poor little body into the grave most
bitterly sorry would they be.
YOU SEE, THERE'S MORE THAN
ONE WAY TO KILL A POOR GIRL.
And your lisping brogue, Kathleen,
will not trouble you in the kinder
land where you have gone. They
speak neither English nor dialects
there. There is only one language in
heaven-a language used too little on
the earth
1t is the language of tenderness and
love.
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Of Ell Paso and in 1859 was SURVEYOR
to the boundary commission establish
ing the boundary between New Mexico.
Indiana Territory and Texas. At the
beginning of the civil war he becarale
hrst lieutenant of the 18th United
states infantry and in 1863 he reached
the grade Of captain. During the war
he made a remarkable record by never
being absent from his regiment a.
single day, either on leave or from
sickness After the war he partici-
pated in most of the conflicts with the
Indians and he commanded the troops
at the battle of Slim Buttes, Dakors.
Sept 9, 1876. General Mills is one Of
the wealthiest of the retired army of
heers and his fortune comes from his
inventive genius. Among his inven-
lions the most notable is the Mills
cartridge belt, now used by the ar
mics of nearly all civilized countries.
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THIS DATE IN HISTORY.
August 81.

1522-Tonstall, bishop of Durham.
printed the first work on arithme-
tic in England.
16S2-Delaware was granted to Will
liam Penn by the duke of York
17S1-Washington and Rochambeau re-
ceived in Philadelphia.
1S19-James Adams Ekin, who became
quartermaster-g general of the army,
born in Pittsburg Died in Louis
vile, March 81, 1891
1S23-Galusha W. Grow, for many
years representative in congress
from Pennsylvania and for a time
speaker of the house, born in Ash
ford, Conn. Died at Glenwood. Pa,
March 81, 1907
1s4s-Convention met in Monterey. Cal.
to frame a state constitution.
1S99-F'rank Ives. billiard champion.
died at Progreso, Mexico
1907-The Anglo Russian convention.
defining the sphere of influence of
the two powers in the far east,
signed at st. Petersburg.
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Winamac, Ind, Aug. 29.--The annual
public exercises of the Pulaski county
schools was attended yesterday by 5000
who were addressed by Thomas r. Mar
shall, democratic candidate for govern
or. James E. Watson, the republican
candidate for the same office, was also
on the program to speak, but missed
mis- train at Hammond. He started for
to reach the city in time to speak.
Mr.. Marshall spoke along educational
lines and ignored politics. Gold med
lar attendance at school during the
last four years.
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MUSIC AND FLOWERS, KIND
WORDS AND SMILES. THESE ARE
CARES.
The Kind of Man TO Love.

We love the man with roses on his
tongue; the man who sees the boys
dirty face but mentions his bright
eyes; who notices your shabby coat, but
praises your studious habits; the man
who sees the faults, but is quick to
praise and slow to blame. We like to
meet a man whose smile would bright
en- deafness, whose voice is full of the
music of the bird, whose handshake
is an inspiration. He makes us forget
our troubles as the ravens croak is
forgotten when the wood thrush sings.
God bless the man of cheer! There
is plenty of trouble here, and we need
no increase of it.-Carlton (Texas)
Courier.
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exemptng
light and heat That seemed imminent
nothing of remember
mless available
cheap alcohol with the ultimate of the knowledge gained
experimental Washington
told
on O and is
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ADVERTISED MAIL.

The following letters remain un-
called for in Hammond postoffice for
week ending Aug. 81, 1908:
Walter Atwood. Mrs. Chas. Burner,
Mr.. Besser, Charlie Barrett, Miss Liz
zie Bode, Miss Lucille Bushwah. Mrs.
Josie Barnes, VIM. Brown. Mrs D.
Dooley Mrs. Anne Dooley, Mr.. John
Frohman, Mr.. Green, Mr.. w. Hamilton
Mr.. Chas. Johnson, 2; Mr.. August Kin
ney, Mrs. Eek Kronquirt, Mr.. David
John Lloyd, o. Nelson, 2; Mrs. Peter
Nielsen, Chas. S. One, Mr.. Geo Payne,
Mrs. Lizzie Rowels. Mr.. Shilki, Mr..
Sheaduove, Mr.. G. J. Swain, Mrs ]. c.
Schneider, l. T. Smith, Mr.. Joseph Sot-
tier, Mrs. Rose Stanton, Miss Pearl
Shorsler Mr. VIM. F. Smith, Warren
]. Schuyler, Mrs. Rose Sullivan Mrs
w. L. Walden.
VIM. II. GOSTLIN
Postmaster
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r. F. d. BREAKS RECORD.

H. r. ~. BREAKS RECORD.
The Porter county fair closed at
valparaiso this afternoon with an at
tendance of $4,000 people. r. F. d.
broke the track record, pacing an ex-
hibition mile in 2:07. This gives the
valparaiso track the fastest half mile
mark in the state.
KILLED WITH A BRICK.
John Martin of Anderson, aged so.
was killed while walling up a well
with brick While Warren Roots was
lowering bucket of brick to Mr.. Mar
tin a brick became dislodged and fell
into the well, striking Martin on the
head. He was removed from the well
and taken to his home, where he died
within an hour.
MINERS IN GOOD HUMoR.
General good humor prevailed at the
district office of the United Mine Work
ers in Terre Haute today. With the
opening of several mines which have
been idle all summer a general re-
sumption in the bituminous coal field
is promised.
300-POUND WOMAN EXHAUSTED.
Mrs Mabel Zust, 81, and weighing
800 pounds, of Benton county, was
found exhausted upon the campus at
the Junction schoolhouse, west of Ko-
komo, by Sheriff Lindley this morning.
Mrs. Zust said she had walked from
Benton county to this city, where she
had expected to visit relatives and had
asked help of no one, working at farm
houses along the way and at night
sleeping in hay and straw stacks.
300 IN ONE FAMILY.
The Wheeler and Stops families
held their fifth annual reunion in the
grove of w. T. Wheeler near Mobiles
vile today. These are the largest fam
lilies in the county and over 300 rela-
tives were present. The dinner was
spread on a table 300 feet long
MURDERER A MANIAC.
William DELPHI of Laporte, who shot
and killed Mrs. Sarah Meachem last
Sunday, has become a raving maniac
and the appointment of a commission
of insanity will become necessary.
DELPHI imagines he is in possession of
a shotgun and he PAGES the corridors
of the Jail under the delusion that he
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-31
World La Imnrovlnn.

The world was never so truth-telling
as it is to-day. Nothing like it ever ex-
listed in the past. The commercial
life of the world compels truth as
nothing has, nothing else can, for it
is on its credit and truthfulness that
the fabric of our great commerce
rests. You may rest assured that there
never was SO much truth in the world
as there is to-day, and there never was
such real care for truths as there is
to-day.-Rev. NJ. ]. Savage.
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UP AND DOWN IN INDIANA

| has been commanded to shoot all the
inmates.
BUILDS HOUSE OF CORN.
Lunis Sanford of Greenfield is ar
ranging unique display for the state
fair next month. 1t is a house built
entirely of shelled corn, glued together.
1t is built along modern architectural
lines. and is perfect in every detail.
600 MEDALS, AWARDED.
More than 10000 people gathered at
Winimac today to celebrate quadren-
NAL day. The exercises are held every
four years in the interests of county
education. More than 500 gold medals
were awarded to pupils throughout the
county who had four rolls of honor,
showing they had been neither absent
nor tardy for four years.
CHAUTAUQUA A SUCCESS.
Information given out tonight shows
this years chautauqua at Richmond.
which will end tomorrow, to be the
most successful of any yet given. The
attendance is larger than ever before
Tonight approximately 5000 people
heard Caleb Powers.
GLASS PLANT OPENS.
Beginning Monday, August 81, the
grinding department of the Penn
American Plate Glass works of Alex
andria will resume operation. 1t has
been idle for almost year. The cast
ing hall has been at work for some
time.
SPIRITUALISTS HOLD CONVENTION.
The twenty-third annual convention
of the Indiana Association of Spirit
ualists was held at Camp Chesterfield,
near Anderson, today. The meeting
was presided over by President Thomas
O'Neil of Indianapolis. There were
nearly 100 voting members of the as
ISOLATION in attendance.
FRIENDS TO BE FRIENDS.
The two factions of the Friends
church in general conference at Wi
mono Lake, probably will be CONSOLE
dated before the gathering is ad-
journed The orthodox Friends have
been separated from the followers of
Elias Hicks of Philadelphia, who are
known as "Hickites," and who accept
liberal Interpretation of the church's
creed.
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FRIENDS TO BE FRIENDs.

catfish caught this season, weighing
fourteen pounds, as well as the only
green bass ever taken from the river
in that locality, were captured by the
Bryan party" which will break camp
tonight. The big catfish was sent to
friends in this city in order, as ono
member of the camp asserts, to srefute
oft-repeated assertions that the big fish
always escape.
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Not singly, One by One. b,

Not Singly, One by One, But fn FIocl<s.
Ordinarily Mrs. Mary Lee and Miss
Kate Foley live very quiet life; they
live alonei excepting one son of Mrs
Lee. But last week they had the fol-
lowing guests: Mr. and Mrs. j. Grim
Minis, and their eight children, Of Burr
Oak; Will Langan's four children, AMI
owen Langan.-Atchison Globe.
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THIS Is MY 74TH BIRTHDAY.
General Arson Mills.

Brigadier-General Arson Mills, U. S.
A, retired was born on a farm in
Boone county, Indiana, August 81, 1894.
but spent his youth in Texas. He was
appointed cadet in the military acad-
envy at West Point in 1885, and after
leaving that institution engaged in en-
gineering and land surveying in Texas
He laid out the first plan of the city
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-31

Danville-Many republicans of Dan
vile and Hendricks county are arrang.
ing to go to Greencastle Saturday to
attend the Putnam county convention
and the opening of the campaign, when
James E. Watson will speak.
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Higher Courts Record.
SUPREME COURT MINUTES.

SOI INL1IsII1 N@OUItI MIN . II1Io
21237. The Pittsburg. Cincinnati, Chi
cago & st. Louis Railway company VS..
Union B. Hunt, ct al. Marion S. c. APP
pellees' petition to advance and proof
of service.
21034 Southern Railway company ct
al VS.. Frank Limbach. Dubois c. c.
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Appellants petition for rehearing.


21235. State of Indiana vs.. Ohio
Collier, Sullivan @. C. Record. Assign
ment of errors. Notices (2) below. Sub
mitted under Rule q.
21326. State of Indiana VS.. Charles
e. Barrett. Sullivan c. c. Record As
signment of errors. Notices ca below
Submitted under Rule p.
21327. Elijah E. Russell VS. State
ex. rel. Ben C. Crowder. Sullivan C.
c. Record Assignment of errors In
tern. Bond.
APPELLATE COURT MINUTES.
630S Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago &
st. Louis Railway company VS. Charles
H Houghland. administrator. Rush C.
G. Appellee's petition and brief for re-
hearing.
es47. William Bentle, sr, ct al, vs..
Jerome d. Ulay ct al. Yanderburg s C.
Appellants brief and statement of the
record.
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A woman wants to know
what satisfaction there is
in a secret sorrow that
no one knows anything
about:
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Morocco, Ind, Aug. 29.-Bryan camp
on the Kankakee river near Schneider.
composed of men and women of this
city, reports leading all other fishing
ca mps In that vicinity in the number
and size of fish caught. The largest
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-31

Whenever
You turn back
To the family bible,
You will always find that
The black sheep of the family
Was the one who
Had the most
Angelic
Face.
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Greenfield-The campaign will be
opened in this county with a demo-
cratic rally tomorrow evening. James
H. Cox, candidate for secretary of state
will be the principal speaker. During
the evening a Bryan and Kern club
will be organized
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-31

Evansville-Chairman T. d. Slaces of
the first district and other democratic
workers have begun to arrange for the
Bryan meeting in Evansville on Sept
10. Mr.. Bryan will probably speak in
Evans hall and it will be in reality
the opening of the democratic campaign
in this district. In the forenoon Of
Sept 10 Mr.. Bryan will speak at Posey-
Vile.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-31

TETANUS AND SURVIVE THEM ALL,
ONLY IN THE LONG RUN TO SLIP ON
A BANANA PEEL IN CROSSING THE
STREET AND FALL UNDER A
STREET CAR.
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Tomorrow may never come, but the
arrived with sickening rapidity.
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The Baroness speck Won sternberg,
widow of the late minister to the
United States, was Miss Lillian May
Langham of Louisville. Ky. before her
marriage to the distinguished diplomat
She is regarded as one of the most
beautiful women connected with diplo-
matte life in Washington. She was with
her husband when he died at Heidel-
berg, where he went to consult an ear
specialist.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-31

Whisky is said to be an anodyne for
poison ivy swelling. But the way
does any one know if there is any
more poison ivy at the Lake Front
park?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-31

A magazine writer says that Mars
is not only inhabitated. but by Gloss
of people well worth knowing. Sorry
we haven't time to make any calls now.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-31

What has become of the hurdy-
gurdy man or the dago with the per
forming bear and the monk? They are
getting as scarce as the old fashioned
circus
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-31

Portland-A republican club has been
organized here with the following OF
ficers: Roscoe D. Wheat, president
Whitney E. Smith, vice president, and
Wheeler Ashcraft, secretary.
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Shelbyville-The democrats of Shelby
county have nominated John C. Cheney
for prosecuting attorney; VIII A Yarl-
ing, joint senator; Robert Tomlinson.
representatives; John Butler, sheriff
James Parkhurst, treasurer; s. P. Har-
ris, surveyor; DR.. Q. Fl. Mcdonald.
coroner; George W. Gray. and George
w. Sheep. commissioners
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IN POLITICS

Notwithstanding of this city have
formed a Walter j. Lott club which
has 200 members. The club is named
for the democratic candidate for at
torney general of Indiana, who is a
Muncie lawyer.
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Z A II DO
THINGS AND FILINGS

It is safe to predict that the first
week in November more than one citi-
Zen in this broad land will be saying,
I told you So" Cut this out and
remember that we told you so.
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Just to show that he was on deck
for the ball game, the weather man
pulled out the plug and gave US an
other hot Sunday.
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You have no luck, you say: Are
your hands calloused with hard
work. Well, Luck's hands are.
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LIFE Is A FUNNY THING-A MAN
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has been commanded to shoot all the
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YACHT RACE FROM SAN
PEDRO TO HONOLULU

San Pedro. Cal. July 4.-One hundred
Thousand people will today witness tho
start OF the ocean yacht race from this
ticipate in the event. They are:
The Hawai-, built and sent across the
Pacific for the race by the Hawaiian
Yacht club. Will be commanded by Capt
IL, j. Harris. The yacht is 72 feet over
all, $40 feet water line. 1910 feet beam
and draws 10 feet.
The Lady Maud, carrying the colors
of the San Diego Yacht club. Is yawl-
rugged and estimated at g. feet over I'LL
and 60 feet at the water line. She Will
carry Wilbur Kyle. her chief owner
and VIII be navignted by Capt. l.. H.
Harris.
Seattle is represented by the Gwen
dolyne IL, which was entered on very
short notice. She is the smallest con-
testant, measuring 1919 feet over all; 80
feet at water line. 1873 feet beam and
rs feet draft. She will be command
el by Can't. Joseph Rrdfern and her
owners, Dean and Lloyd. Johnson and
Henry Henke viii serve as members Of
the crew.
homecoming the South Coast club Is
The Lurline, owned ana sailed by Com
IN Sdore II. II. Sinclair She was bullt
IN iSS9, and cantured the ocean race
nf two years ago She measures $50
over all 70 water line, q 2a beam and
draws l0.7 feet. Because nf her size
the furline YIN he scrntoh hnqt allow
ing the GwenholYne abort rs hours and
the Lady Maud and tho Ia ~'aiian about
eieht and half hours each
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AMERICAN YACHT WINS
OVER CANADIAN BOAT

Vancouver u. G.. July 4.--Ted Geary
on the spirit, outgeneralled the Cana
dlan Skipper, ~. Is. Deane, in yesterday =
race ana utter bIankeling the Alep,lu-
drle crossed the finish line one minute
and 10 seconds anetd. The maiveivus
manner In which the Spirit acts in
stays helped to win the race Within a
couple OF hundred yards OF the finish
The yachts We're neck ana neck with
Geary to windward. but so close that
the boats almost touched. fhen fol-
lowed a lacking match to Obtain .he
windward berth, and the lightly CON
structed Spirit. spinning round like n
top would be on the other tack and so
Ing like streak before the heavier
Alexandra could get moving. Five or six
OF these short tacks brought the Spirit
a foot. or 80 ahead everytime and when
she shot across the line at 12l:20 she
had made the destination of the Alex
andra cup problematical and rendered
third race necessary which will be
sailed today AT l2:l5 o'clock
The Spirit sprang a great surprise ear
Alexandra on the balloon lib and spin
maker run down to the point Atkinson
buoy. The Vancouver boat beat the
Spirit by only IL seconds to this mara
but In the reach 10 Point Gray increas-
ed her lead and rounded one minute ana
10 seconds ahead OF the American. on
the beat home Geary passed ahead but
to leeward and held on too long and
touched the Spanish bank, being hung
on the tide fiat for 30 seconds.
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NOTICE.

To the stockholders OF the Jordan VAL
ley Dry Farm Company, Notice is here
by given to the stockholders of the Jor-
dan Valley Dry Farm company, cor
poration organized under the laws Of
Utah, with its principal place OF bjri-
ness at Riverton, Utah. that \ .nsetiLS
OF the stockholders of said company hs.s
been called and Will be held at the Of
fee of said company. Riverton, SUIT
Lake County. Utah. on rucaday. tho
18th day of July. 1908, at I o'clock y. m.
for the purpose of taking action upon
the following proposed amenllnetts -
its articles of Incorporation, viz:
An amendment TO Article 3, changing
the principal place of business from
Riverton, Utah, to Salt Lake city. Utah.
An amendment to Article 7. Increasing
the capital stock of the comrany from
90, 900 shares to 100000 sRarps of tho
par value OF one dollar per share.
An amendment to Article s. making
the capital stock of the co ,porltion as
sessable.
An amendment to Article 10, reducing
the number OF directors from seven to
I'VE.
An amendment TO Article II, so as TO
provide that the annual JtoGkhodars
meeting shall be held on the second
Tuesday of January In cash year In
Salt Lake city Utah. instead CT River
LORENZO JENSEN
President Jordan Valley Dry Farrl Com
pany.
Dated June i3th. 1908.
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REAR ADMIRAL THOMAS DEAD.

Del Monte CAL, July S..-Rear Ad-
mirnl Charles NJ. Thomas Cretired), u.
5. N, died here tonight at $3.50 O'Clock.
from Il stroke Of heart failure.
The admiral had just returned from
dinner. when Mrs. Thomas and Rear
Admiral Swineburne and rms SWINE
burne were seated on the porch of the
hotel, when he was suddenly stricken
and five minutes later passed away
Rear Admiral Thomas was second in
command OF the Atlantic battleship
fleet on its cruise from Hampton Roads
to San Francisco. On the arrival of
the feet at San Francisco Admiral
Thomas succeeded to the command up
on the retirement ~ Admiral Swans.
He was in command of the fleet for
five days Mt san Francisco, when he
retired. and was succeeded by Rear
Admiral sperry. Following his retire
ment from the service he has resided
in California.
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THE REMEDY THAT DOES.

DIR. Kings New Discovery is the
remedy that does the healing others
promise but fail TO perform" says Mrs.
~ Il. Pierson, of Auburn Centre, Pa,
II Is curing me OF throat and lung
trouble OF long standing, that other
treatments relieved only temporarily
New Discovery is doing me so much
good that ! feel confident its continued
use Tor reasonable length OF time viii
restore me To perfect health" This re-
nowned cough and cold remedy and
throat and lung healer is sold at n. O.
Nj. l. drug store. soc and 500. Trial
bottle free.