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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-02-11
DOESN'T 1T JAR YOU?
ALL YOU REALTY HOLDERS

Within the last two years realty
values have deprecated from 40 to
Is per cent. Are the realty owners
of our town satisfied with these con-
ditions, or are they DESTROYS to
bring back the market values to, at
least, the intrinsic values of their
properties? This can only be done
by supporting a movement to bring
in capital to work the claims of
Tonopah, and those of the adjoining
camps Capital invested brings pop
ulation and population increases
values. The Tonopah Promotion as
ISOLATION is doing a good work and
should be supported by every one.
The success of this association means
better roads, larger business to
nearby camps, greater pay rolls and
finer civic improvements. Why not
get busy and give Tonopah a boost?
You are either friend to this move
ment and a friend to our town, or
you are an enemy to your own in
terests and to those of your state.
The Desert Securities company
too, is deserving of the most hearty
support. This company through its
scientific advertising methods will
bring to this town hundreds of tour.
lists, investors and homeseekers that
will fill our hotels, our places o.
business, and make the old town al
active as of yore. This company ha:
the Endorsement of the leading citi
zens of the state With these tive
organizations under way for thu
building up of this community. i
will not be long till permanent re
suits are obtained. providing ever!
citizen will lend his support, boil
moral and financial, and join tn,
procession of workers and boosters
Their must be advertising done t,
show the true and honest merit an,
worth of our locality.
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Are Mining Rich Ore
' Near Camp Of Austin

AUSTIN New, Feb. 1O-Harvey
Harris and associates who are oper-
ating lease on the Jack Pot claim,
have made strike that means much
to the camp of Austin. After run
ming tunnel some 200 feet they
have cut ledge that will average
between SIS and 500 to the ton at
the lowest estimate. This ledge is
two feet wide and is assure that
has the name with experts of being
one of the few assures in the coun-
try that possesses all the especial
qualities required by the books for
assure veins.
The Jack Pot vein will not only
make Harvey Harris and his associ-
ates rich, but it will make half
dozen other people wealthy. This
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS.
LETTER LIST.

The following is list of uiclaim-
ed letters remaining in the TOnopah,
Nevada, postoffice for the week end
ing February 6, 1909. When calling
for them please say they are adver-
tised. A fee of one cent will be
charged on each of the following:
Allen, Charles; Aston, Philip
Book, Eugene; Bell, Lee H.. Bush,
r. L.; Becker, Theo H.; Clayton, A. ;
Clause, A.. Crismon, S. W.; Cunning
ham, S. F.; Columbia Hotel; Drou-
hault, Louis 90; Franquelin, A. NJ.
Fourier, G. A.; Graden, Mrs. Orr;
Gallagher. Peter; Ravens, ]. L.;
Harris, W. L.; Krivikapick, G. L.;
Lacy, Capt. Frank; Lahume, Lee;
Musser, John; Mccarthy, t. J Nc,
Kay, j. G.; Mantel, Louis; Murphy
T. p; Noonan, Dennis; O'Keefe
John; Ole, Ono; Olson, Thos
Payne, S. K; Parkerson, w. W. (2);
Pattan w; Raymond F.; Redich
Geeny; Sugich, Guss; Shea, Murty
Sweeny, Andy; Thomas, David
Aguzelli, Lucy; Wheatley, Edward;
Walsh, Wallace; Weems, H. S..
Wilson, Barn.
PACKAGES.
Collins, Master Emmon c.; Stearn
Carl; Koyhe, G.
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SOLO MUST GO.

The judiciary committee of the
Idaho assembly has introduced bill,
prohibiting all games with cards, in
Guiding especially solo, and making
all persons permitting any such
games to be played upon their prem
Uses subject to penalty and imprison-
ment. The bill also provides thai
any money lost in such games may
be recovered by civil action together
with exemplary damages. Witnesses
in civil cases are exempt from prose
cution in civil or criminal cases.
Mayors of cities )are made RESPONSE
BILE for the enforcement of the law
and means for removal from Office
are provided in case the law is vic.
lated
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SPORTS
Results at Oakland yesterday

Results at Oakland yesterday:
First arce, seven-sixteenths of a
mile-Cinnamon, 12-1, (Gilbert).
won; Alder Gulch, 81 (Taplin). sec
ond; Judge Henderson. 90 tKeogh) !.
third.
Second race-Trois Tempt (Sco-
ville). So. won; st. Francis Men
try, SO, second; Toll Box (Keogh),
81, third.
Third race-Okenite (Butler), g.
1. won; Kokomo (Sullivan), 12-1,
second; Agnolia (Cotton). 12-1,
third.
Fourth race-Honest (Keogh), s.
5, won; Tom Shaw &C. Miller), 81,
second; Fordello (Lee), As, third
Fifth race-Dollie Dollars (Gil-
bertl, So, won; Raleigh (Kane), g.
1, second; Mary B. Clark (Archi-
bald), 10-1, third.
| Sixth race-Rose Queen (E.
Clark, 6-1, won; Berry Maid G..
Lee), .7-5, second; Silver Stockings
(Taplin), 81, third.
TODAY'S ENTRIES.
First race, three-quarters of a
mile; selling Eckersall, Boloman,
Told You, Dr.. Sherman, Gala, Kike
Asheim, Hal, San Gill, Billy Watkins
Ell Pavo, Louis Streuber, Cleopatra
Second race, seven-sixteenths of a
Sainotta, English Mail, Jack Denner.
mile; selling-Judge Quinn, Tipster
lin, Miss Georgia, Rivera, Electro
wan, Warefare, San Leandro.
Third race, six furlongs-Andrev
B. Cook, Distributor, Constantia
Sainrida, Cuernavaca, Crystal Wave
Bernardo, Abraham, Ace of Dia
monds, Sem per Fidelis, Minalto
Osceola
Fourth race, six furlongs-Gyps.
King, Govinni Belario, Minot, j. c
Core, Mansard, Lens, BAIL, Brusl
Up, Alice Collins, Meddling Hanna
Reene W., Yakima Belle.
Fifth race, mile; selling-S Steele
Tennessee Boy, Figent, The Peer
:, Hoyle, Rosevale, Ak Sar Ben, Foot
loose, David WAKEFIELD, Ornate
Sixth race, six furlongs-Ell
Yank Darlington, Cambyssus, EN-
Una g., Gene Russell, Adena, Marion
Casey, Deenen, Blameless, Luck
Mate, Little Jane.
BONANZA SELECTIONS.
First race-Boloman, Louis Streu
Der, San Gill.
: Second race-Judge Quinn, Sain
otta, Warefare.
Third race-Oceola, A. B. Cool
: Sainrida.
Il Fourth race-Gypsy King, Govir
: nj Belario, Brush Up.
Fifth race-Steele, Hoyle, Foo
loose
Sixth race-Lucky Mate, Alden;
: Cambyssus
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! HOTEL ARRIVALS

C. r. Smith, San Francisco; G. G.
Stoneaker, Denver; G. w. Taylor,
Colorado Springs; X. c. Parrish,
Denver; H. T. Garrett, Los Angeles (;
J. S. Wroth, Goldfield
PALACE HOTEL.
H. C. Stone, San Francisco, d. w
Allan, Reno; o. r. Thornton, ST.
Louis; r. B. Wood, Los Angeles.
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Location notices In triplicate-
handiest affair for prospectors and
miners-contains carbon-160 no.
tices In book. For sale at, the Bon
ANA once.
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Advertise in the Daily Bonanza.
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The Bonanza has a complete bind
cry in operation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-30

What are ecu going 70 do after Gin
Ter on Thanksgiving Day How abou,
an Edison Photograph? CHEYNES
Studio. 30
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DEATH OF JUDGE ATKINSON.
Father OF Mr-. Haskins Passes Away
IN Smithfield at Ripe Age.

Mrs. Thomas }. Hasidns received a
telegram yesterday announcing It's
death of her faith. q, Judge George M.
Atkirson, which occurred in his home
at Smithfsld Judge Atkinson Tor
many years was judge of the county
court OF Isle OF Wight county, and
a distinguished member OF the smith
field bar. He was 81 years old and
a graduate Of the University of Vir-
gina.
The surviving children are Mrs
Thomas J. Haskins. OF Hampton: Mrs.
TyaGdell and Mrs. Chapman, OF
Smithfeld, and Messrs. George NJ. Az
kinson, Lawrence Atkinson and 10
ward Atkinson, of Norfolk.
The funeral services will occur in
Smithfleld at IL O'Clock tmcrTow
morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-30
Jury Hearing Attorneys in
ScIater viii Case.
INSTRUCTIONS OF COURT
one Secured BY Defense Says Wit
nesses' Action Is Suggestive Of
Double pealine"-Montssue and
Meredith Yet to Speak

The Sclater will case, which has
been on trial in the Elizabeth City
County Circuit Court for the past ten
DAYS, probably will come 20 an end
this afternoon. when the jury Will be
given the opportunity TO deliberate
on IT'S verdict.
The case was resumed ye7terday
morning and the entire day Was give
up 10 the arguments OF three OF the
attcrneys, This morning former Gov
ernor Andrew jackson Montague,
one Of the most brilliant speakers IN
the state, will close the case for the
plaintlff. TO be followed by Mr.
Charles V. Meredith. one Of the aolsst
lawyers in the state. who viii con-
Guide the case for the defense. IL IS
expected that the court house VIII ne
Hl;ed when the attorneys speak.
The arguments was started yesier-
5ay morning By Colonel Marquis
Jones. mayor OF Newport News. who
snoke for more than an hour in sup
mort Of the will and impressed upon
the jury his idea NJ the case. urging
the twelve men 10 sustain the viii OF
MT. sclater. Colopel Jones went over
the evidence end flayed Mr.. Cosby.
who was one of the witnesses TO the
will and who took the notes from
which the instrument was drawn.
Mr.. r. NJ. Lett, of counsel for the
plaintiffs followed Colonel Jones in
an able presentation CT his side of the
case. Mr.. Lett defended Mr.. Cosby
against the contentious of the de-
fence and took up the evidence.
which he went over carefully and fully
with the fury. explsining each point
ms he sew II. Mr.. Lett closed with
strene appeal to the jury to break
the will
At this hour court took a recess
until 2:s0 O'Clock.
Mr.. Cummings Plea.
When the afternoon session began
MIR. S. Gordon Cumming, leading
counsel for the plaintiff. began an ad-
dress of two hours duration. MIR.
Cumming raid his respects to Mr.. w.
". Woodward, who is the ieadlnS at
torrev for Mrs. Scatter, and during
Mr.. Cummings argument he and Mr..
Meredith engaged in sharp dispute.
sIr. Cumming went over the evidence
Ct the entire case, taking up each wit
ness.
He said that he did not charge the
Young widow with 'wilfui or ma
licicus influence or any wrong do
Ing bat he believed she was ig-
ncrant Of the law
Had she KNOWN how much her hus-
hand wss worth" declared Mr., Cum
ming, Il do not believe there would
have been any viii and therefore TINS
case would have been unnecessary.
Ne discussed the relations existing
between the dead man and his family
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and added that the dead man never
visited the family of his widow.
Mr.. Cumming also strongly defend
ed Mr.. Cosby ana paid a tribute 10
Mr. Thomas l.. Sclater, who waa
named as the executor In the will. Mt.
Cumming In his closing appeal urged
the jury to remember that a man S
wife is no closer 10 him than the SIS
tiers and brothers.
When Mr. Cummings concluded his
argument il was 4:3O O'Clock and at
the request of former Governor Mon
tague, who said he would close the
case in a speech OF probably an hour,
court took a recess until this morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
Instructions Given.
when Judge Robinson ascended
the bench yesterday morning he in
formed the attorneys that he had de-
cided to give the four Instructions
asked for by the plaintiffs. and ten
bot the eleven asked for by the de-
Tense. lie refused one instruction
having bearing on the testimony OF
Mr.. Thomas L. Sclater.
One Ct the instructions gained ~
the defense sets forth that wnen n
man is a witness TO will and ne
afterwards Is 4 party TO its attempted
breaking, that the jury must look up
on such witness with suspicion, as
MS actions are suggestive oil tTaud
4, and double-dealing." The plaintiffs
fought hard against this instruction.
During the afternoon session the
, court room was half filled with ladies,
many ci the prominent women here
being present to hear the attorneys
speak.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-30
TALKED TO BIBLE CLASS.
General Spears Ted Ct jerusalem at
ST. Johns Sunday Mcrnins.

General Ellis Spears, who with Mrs
Spears. has been the guest Of Capt
and Mrs Frank Darling. at Cedar
Hall spoke 20 the Bible class IN
ST jeans sunday school Sunday on
Jerusalem tie gave a graphic des-
cription OF the Holy City.
General Spears vas for several
years commissioner Of pensions o;
the United States and at present Is
an attorney OF W. shinvtou. lie and MS
wife left for their home Sunday even.
ing
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goa SALE.

FOR CHEAP. ANTIQUE MA
hogany sofa. bureau. chairs. table
riit. three light morror SacrIhce 70
quick buyer Address ?. o. Box -.
Hampton 70 u
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WANTED

BUY YOUR SHELLS AND SPORT
ing goods from US. We have tie
most up-to-date line in this section.
IEE-PATTERSON HDW. CO. 81
Queen ST.
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MRS. GUTIERREZ GETS DIVORCE,
Her Husband is Now Serving Term IN
the Penitentiary for Murder.

Mrs. Maude Gutierrez, wife OF Fred
erick Gutierrez, who is serving an elgn-
teen years sentence in the peniten-
gary for stall bling two sailors to death.
was granted yeste, day an absolute d.
suree from her husband W Judge
Robinson, in the Circuit Court. she
asked fer the separation on the
grounds that her husband is con-
Ened in the penitentiary and now can
not assist in her maintenance.
Annanias simpson. cOicTed, was
granted divorce from his wife,
I.avin.a Simpson.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-30
MAY TAKE UP LAKE CASE.
important Case Probably viii be
Heard by Judge Robinson Today.

Judge Clarence w Robinson in the
Circuit Court announced yesterday
that in the event the Sclater viii case
is concluded this afternoon he VIII
take up the application Tor the ap-
pointment Of a committee 10 conduct
the affairs Of John B. Lake. ST.
Papers asking for the appointment
of the committee were filed n week
ago.
Three sons CT Mir Lake are press
ing the case and the other TWO sons
are fighting the proceedings.
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BISHOP COMES CHRISTMAS.
Rev. A. NJ. Randolph TO Pay visi
TO ST. Johns Church.

Announcement was made Sunday AZ
old ST. Johns Episcopal church. that
the Right Rev. A. NJ Randolph, ID.
D. bishop OF the Southern Diocese o.
Virginia. will make a visit to the
church on Sunday. December &c.
when a class OF communicates viii ~
confirmed. Bishop Randolphs visit
VII b. the day following Christmas
and special music VIII be rendered by
the choir.
This viii re the second confrma-
tion at ST. Johns in the past year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-30

The Ladies AID Society q the
Church Of Christ vii hold a musical
IN the Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton hall Friday. December :. at s
o'clock. for the benefit Of udc carpet
fund 10-2t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-30

For the purpose Of collecting town
and rcr taxes IN Phocbus. ! win De
a. the once Of Town Recorder Prank
C. Iarabce. from ? % 3 O'Clock this
afternoon. Tuesday. November 30
DAVID JOHNSON. County Treasurer
%.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-30
Meets With Mrs. Boutelle.

The meeting Of the Kecoughtan Lit
erary Circle this afternoon will be
with Mrs. J. 7 Boutelle. in Carey
street The subject will be Lesser
Prose Writers. AMI the program is 10
be in charge of Mrs Haw.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-30

MIKE rs q bid on sny eEticIe
g. e. blow and II vop are
-, wall let you know by
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FOR THE THANKSGIVING FEAST

FOR THE THANKSGIVING FEHS
a bottle of good wine should be pro-
vided 20 aid digestion. We have some
special vintsges which we know will
please both yourself and your guests,
at the following prices:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-22
TICKETS NAMED
AT NAUVOO
Candidates are Nominated by the
Two Parties for the Coming
Election.

The republicans OF Nauvoo have
nominated the following ticket for
spring election
Town clerk-Jos Bossler.
Assessor-Selwyn WTyles.
Collector-Albert c. RAIN.
Commissioner-Wm Couloy.
Consta ble-Sam Brown.
School trustee-Ed kemler.
Board of Education-John T. Hud.
son and John Schmitz.
The democrats have nominated the
following
Town elerk-Al. Newton.
Assessor-Wm. TIemmy.
Collector-Ed Dachroth.
Highway commissioner Boeg
ner.
Justices of the Peace-Herman Der
ger, ST., and Val Datin.
onstables-Robert Bell and John
Dachroth.
Board of education-Dr. G. w. Fe
gers and l.. v Datin
School trustee-Chas Steiner.
Pound master-Lafe Roberts
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-22
ANNOUNCEMENT
RECEIVED HERE
Catholic Priests of Keokuk Hear of
Appointment of TWO iowa
Priests to Higher
Rank and Degree.
DOMESTIC PRELATEs
Rev. A. Nierrann and Rev. J. P. Ryan
Both of Davenport Are Re
warded For Their Long
Time Services.

Word has come TO the Catholic
priests of Keo.uk OF the announce
ment OF RI Rev. Bishop Davis Of
Davenport that he had received from
Rene pcpal bulls, raising 70 the rank
of Domestic Prelate OF inc Vatican. as
Protonotary Apostolic. two OF the dis
tinguished priests Of the Davenport
diocese Very Rev. A Niermann,
Dean OF the Davenport Deanery. pas
ter OF ST. Joseph's Catholic church OF
Davenport, anC Rev. P. Ryan, pastor
OF St. Mary's Catholic church OF Dav-
export. The r.. Rev Bishop person
ally conveyed 10 the recipients Of the
notable honor the papal documents,
which had been issued upon his re
quest, fled several weeks ago with
proper authorities al Rome.
The rank of Domestic Prelate OF the
Vatican is an honor conferred only
up-n priests who have rendered
weighty and signal service to the
Catholic church. Not only must their
Rt Rev. Bishop personally bespeak
the honor but under the pontihcai
re sulations, on the receipt of the re-
quest, strict inquiry must be made
into the life and service of the pro-
po~ed benefciaries of the distinction
Thus the granting OF the episcopal
petition is an additional high praise
of the supreme pontiff himself upon
the achievements of the priests hon
ored with the prelatial rank.
The new papal prelates will in due
time be invested with the purple
robes of their Office. The prelatial
vestments include the inter, pectoral
cross, rochet, manteletta and ring,
besides the purple cassock. The title
of Monsignore goes with the title and
4 prefix OF Right Rev. also. Or
visits to Rome the Papal Prelate is
e. .aed to rank with the prelates o.
the Pope's household, an honor very
few share throughout the world
Father Niermann is the oldest prizes
in the sacred ministry in Iowa, as ne
viii celebrate his golden jubilee mex
month. Father Ryan is another vet
eran priest of Davenport diocese ant
sa his first mass in Muscatine il
1867.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-22
Nioht on Bald Mountain

On a lonely night. Alex. Benton OF
Fort Edward, n. Y. climbed Bald
Mountain to the home of neighbor
tortured by Asthma, bent on curing
him with DR. Kings New Discovery
that has cured himself OF asthma. This
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rev stronger, and within three months
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9 / want this letter made public to
show the benefit women may derive
rom Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable
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but he is called to greater things.
How much then is man better than
a Sheep"
The practical enc OF it all is then.
What shall it profit a man if he shall
gain the whole world and lose his
soul7" Did We ever hear very much
about the estates of Lincoln, MOODY or
Livingston? But have we not heard
much of their truths and influence.
The moral worth OF man has its
foundation of self-respect and he
comes closest to God who finds the
way.
am the way, the truth and the life.
In the words of Thomas A Karpis.
Without the way there is no going:
Without the truth there is no knowing,
Without the life there is no living:
am the way which thou oughtest to
know:
The life which thou oughtest to hope
for
am the straightest way-the highest
truththe true life, the blessed
life. the life uncreated
If thou wilt be my disciples deny thy
! If thou wilt be my disciples deny the
self:
/ Il thou wilt reign with me, bear the
cross with me
He that hath my commandments and
keepeth them,
He it is that loveth me:
And ! will love him and will manifest
/ myself unto him
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-22

20, for the purpose of nominating a
Candidate for alderman, TO be voted
for at the city election to be held
April 9Th, 1909, and TO appoint eigh-
teen delegates to the city convention
for the purpose OF selecting candi-
date for mayer and city marshal to
De voted for at said election. and to
transact such other business as may
properly come before the meeting
GEORGE S. MERRIAM.
Chairman
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-22
A Pleasant physir.

When you want pleasan. physic
siTe Chamberlain's Stomach and Liv-
er Tablets a trial. They are mild and
gentle in their action and always
produce a pleasant cathartic effect.
Call at WILKINSON & Co., Pharmacy,
]. F. Kiedaisch & Sons drug store
for free sample.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-22

Hyomei cures by killing the cause
the catarrh germs. 1t is a pleasant,
anti-septic air, product Of the Aus
tralian forests of pine and eucalyptus,
where catarrh or consumption was
never known to exist Wilkinson &
Co sells Hyomei, and guarantees it
TO cure catarrh. asthma. hay fever,
Group, bronchitis, coughs and colds
or money back Complete outfit only
81. Extra bottles, soc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-22

The long winter months-heavy
foods-lack of exercise decrease your
vitality, make You feel mean. Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea gives you
Fitaiity-clears the blood builds UP
fiesh-makes you strong and robust.
Great spring medicine. Tea or tablets.
50 cents Wilkinson Co.
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The Fountain Head of Life
Is The Stomach

and rvhod
food will hasb
weak and impoverished
insuhicenty nourshed 8
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stomach the flows or
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This Discovery roots
absolutely alcohol all
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Simple Remedy For IA Grippe.

La grippe coughs are dangerous as
they frequently develop into pneu-
monia Foley's Honey and Tar not
only stops the coughs but heals and
strengthens the lungs SO that no ser
ious results need be feared. The gen
uine Foley's Honey and Tar contains
no hramful drugs and is in yellow
package.