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FOR SALE.
21O Acres, So. VT.

10 cows. pair 4-year-oid steers. yearlins
steers, BULL heifer, horse, pigs. poultry,
sheep all machinery and tools included
cuts 40 tons hay. can make GOO gals
syrup yearly, 500 eds. wood. 10000 fee,
timber. 100 fruit trees: S-room house
painted. good repair, . large barns
running water; only miles from
village; .nUst he sold at once anC
the sacrifice price Is f9.9Ol, easy
terms; photo and all details of this and
other SO. Vt farm bargains page rs
"Strout's farm Buyers Guide No. 81, ,
copy free Dept. 27l2 Strout St. "a Wash
St, Boston. l2w.lt
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ST. GEORGE.

William Grey Is attending county court
In Burlington as petit iuror.-Mr. and
Mrs. NJ w. Hlnsdaie passed Tuesday IN
Hinesbursh. the guests at G. D. Leonard.
for dinner benjamin F. Forbes and
mother passed Sunday in Essex. guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Wescott Law.
renee Well!nger and family were IN
Williston Sunday
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MILTON.

Miss Della Harris Is visiting her sister
Mrs Sarah Petty, at South Hero.-l3is-
hop Hall Of Burlington officiated at
Trinity Church Sunday evening.-C. e.
Clifford had an auction OF household and
other goods Saturday. preparatory to
leaving towr.--Miss GLADYS Phelps OF
burlington spent Sunday at her fathers.
A. T.. Phelps.-P NJ. DePate of Barre
spent Sunday with his famly.-Hiram
Skeels is attending the Bellows Free
Academy at FairfaX.--J. S. Benham has
returned from Ohio.
The play, pictures In the Fire" Is 10
be given by home talent for the benefit
o. the Con rregational Church at the opera
house Friday evening. Over 20 people are
To- take mart Mrs. NJ. Schwes is to stage
n.-R. J. Robinson and ]. a. Kennedy arc
attending court at Burlington.--Mr and
Mrs Partridge If Westfurd visited al
T. H. Holmes ana George Mtncller's Tues
day.-Nrs. G. 4. Pratt, who has been ILL.,
e pair,iNp slowly
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POINTERS.

OWNERS or FARMS who wish to hire
help or TO sell n farm should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies of
this paper arc sold every issue and
your advertisement would DO read
by many possible buyers. 3.wtf
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WANTED-Trained nurses for institu-
ton. s25 per month. No operative work
Answer date of graduation, address OF
school, full name. maiden or married.
religious denomination TO institution.
box 3l5, Providence r. l. 12wit
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WALDEN.

s. l.. Weeks of Canaan was in town
last week buying standing spruce for
pulp wood.-Thc revival meetings that
have lccn held at South Walden closed
Sunday.
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ONE CENT
A WORD

Advertising In this COL
umn one cent a word, each
insertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
Is less than twelve words.
two lines. Special terms
TO advertisers uaing from
$50 to 1000 lines within
twelve consecutive months
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CHARLOTTE.

ed home Monday much improved ir
health
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YEARLING JERSEY BULL for sale,
richly brod. a splendid individual. J.
Rivers, 2C5 Colchester ave, Burlington.
22.Gt&w.2t
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WANTED

NALESMEN WANTED-We have a
few positions open for good men
to sell advertising. Candidates for
those positions must be of good
moral character. at least n gram
mar school education, and able to
furnish us with satisfactory references
Since collections are made, q bond for
$500 Is required. For further particu-
lars address The interchangeable Adv,
Co, burlington. VT 2l7 .5t&w1t
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Towne's.--Mrs. Herbert johnson Of Bur-
iington is passing few days with her
daughter, Mrs. c. W. Kidder
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FOR SALE CHEAP for cash if taken
at once. The only harness shop IN
Hardwick. Will exchange for small
farm George B. Dow, Hardwick. Vt
.l9.6t&w,1t
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OATS WANTED-White Russian. Horse
Name, Green Mountain and Mammoth
Side Oats. State quantity. quote price
and send sample head and grain. G.
A. Read, Charlotte, VI. 2i7,6t&w1t
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l3 A DAY. EITHER SEX, collecting
flowers ferns, evergrcens. roots and
herbs Samples, price and advice Zoe,
Particulars free. Botanical Bureau,
Q-1O Portsea St, New Haven, Conn.
12.W3t
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Excursion to New York. See nd. Of
page T.
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FOR SALE>-Farm 50 acres 20 soft
hard timber. 800 Maple trees. good or
chard Stage road. Apply Thomas
Peck. Hyde Park. Vermont, 11,w.5t.
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FOR SALE-Farm Of G5 acros two
miles from Bethel village, with COM
Portable buildings and wood and lum-
Der enough to pay for It. l.. +. Kidder,
Bethel VT. l9,w4t
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

" c. Hopkins. who passed the sum-
mer here, returned last week TO New
York city.-The body OF Mrs. Edward
Casey. formerly OF Jericho, was brought
here from burlington Saturday for bur-
ial.-Mr. and Mrs Shepardson OF Fair
fax passed Sunday at Charles Breens.-
Earl Bartlett has been critically ill.-Mr.
and Mrs J. G. White of Burlington and
William u. Frost OF Grand Rapids, Mich.
came Saturday for weeks visit with
Robert White.-Solon Spaulding has re-
turned from a visit In Montpelier and
M!ddlesex,-P. McGrath, who was Sc ere
ly injured two weeks ago by Kick from
q horse, Is thought TO be improving
Walter Brown of Boston came saturday
for a visit with his brother, william =.
Brown.-Judge e W, Quinn has made
many improvements on ms uWe'llng
house.-O. l.. Jay has returned from
weeks visit with relatives In Hines
hury,, md Huntington,
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NOTICE how little It costs to tell
thousands of readers in many towns
OF Vermont what you have to sell
or what you wish to buy. Adver-
tise In the Free Press and you will
get replies to your advertisement.
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BOLTON.

Wesley Batro OF Waterbury formerly
~ BOLTON was arrested Monday night
charged with stealing hams from Ed
ward Green Of West Bolton, and various
other articles Of Homer Lock, and taken
torether with his two boys to burlington
tail. by Deputy Sheriff A. G. Stevens
-Genevieve Muldoon and brother, Frank
of Vergcnnes are the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. A. @. Stevens,-Mr. and Mrs. H.
Muzxy have returned from visit to her
sister In ShefIield,-Miss Margaret Cor
ven Is teaching IT. district No. I and
Miss Stone In No. s.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE--tI. C, Bergeron, IS Walnut ST.
Is ready to do lathing. 12.w3t
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Confined On page ~
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a MAIDEN
PROMOTER
(copySiSht 81 ". O. Chapnaa)


Marian Devenish settled her self In
the big pudlng red motor and gave
the long ends OF her veil . final tug.
Il know you were surprised, Gordon.
when l 'rhoned you my happiness de-
pended on = ride this afternoon. shc
said. but III explain on the way to
Morley"
"since your happiness II mine. lit
tie girl" King answered. his hand on
the steering wheel. there IL no oc-
casion for explaining. managed the
Office all right-Harden ID . BRICK
you know It was he who got this au-
tomobile agency for me-and the day
II Just built for us. But why Morley!
You know We must pass through half
. dozen little dinky villages. each
with . more or less idiotic speed
limit"
yes. I know. but, Gordon" Marian
leaned toward him and her cheeks
were pink-"there's reason-a prac.
teal reason-con't smile. You remem.
Der what father said about the
money-that last day"
I'm not likely to forget" King
frowned as he turned the car In the
desired direction. he said he would
never consent to our marrying until
my income was $4,000 year. and he
knew my salary at Harden's was only
$l,5c0. But you know. dear. II sell
| three cars within six weeks. have
the agency permanently. have sold
two. and Archer Brook has as good as
/. given me his word that he'll take
the third-he wanted to talk the mat
ter over with his wife, which was nat
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The Heart Of
a Woman
(copyr.sht. BY ". G. caapman)

copyright. BY ". @. caapman)
"she's the loveliest gill in all the
world" Tom Evans said again and
again, and Horace Malvern began to
believe him.
you will like her after You
nave met her." said Evans. and at
last Horace allowed Tom to take him
home with him one evening. although
tie protested against taking young
Mrs. Evans by surprise.
"But that's the beauty OF II, old
man. II had to send Nell word every
time brought someone home with
me half the pleasure would be gone"
I'm not the first visitor. then?"
Horace said with little sigh.
"oh, dear no. I have brought out
20. and she's Just the same all the
time. Tell you In confidence. she's
the finest little housekeeper you ever
saw" and Tom beamed.
Horace had known Tom well sew
eral years before. but when tho latter
married, Horace had been In the west
so had not met Mrs. Evans. He con
fessed to slight Quickness In the
beat of his heart as he followed his
host off the car. and then he felt hi:
pulses stop beating. for there on the
platform. Gemure. with slight drooI
to the lips. dainty in her lovely gown
and costly appointments. stood thu
only woman he had ever loved
Marian Hastings.
The rext instant Tom was bending
over the sweet face and kissing II
Then. as though In a dream, Horac,
heard Tom say:
"Neil. I've brought another frien'
tonight. Horace. this is Nell" ant
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TOTAL LOSS OF HAIR.
eeemsA mminent-Scaip Was Yer,
ceaiy and Hair Came Out BY Hand.
fuis-eeaip New Clear and
New Hair Grown BY cutleura.

-AbOst two years ago was troubled
With my head being scaly. Shortly
after that ! had an attack OF typhoid
fever and I was out of the hospital
possibly two months when ! first NO
ticed the loss Of hair. my scalp being
still soaly. started 10 use dandruR
cures 70 no effect whatever. ! had
actually lost hope Of saving any hair
at all. ! could brush II on my coat
by the handful. was afraid to comb
It. But after using two cakes Of Cuii.
cura Soap and nearly box Of Cuti.
cura Ointment. the change was sur.
prising My scalp is now clear and
healthy as could be and my hair thick.
er than ever. whereas I had my mind
made up to be bald. w. r. Steese. tS12
Broad ST.. Pittsburg. Penn. May z and
81. 1895"
Rsssss Drag . Chem. Corp. Sole Prspa, Deaoa-
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ural, but fancy that's merely form.
II get the contract s'gned and de-
liver the car at the end OF the week,
I'll still, have two days left of my
limit. and you and L"
IF you get 1t signed-that's just the
roint. Gordon. That contract has got
to be signed by six o'clock this even
| ing or I'm very much afraid 1t never
will be. That's why we are going to
| Morley now. This morning | was in
town shopping and came out on the
noon train and sat directly behind
| Clara Brook. She didn't see me, and
I would not have recognized her II
hadn't heard her say something about
an automobile to the woman who was
with her, and then-maybe shouldn't
naye-but | Just sat back and lis
tened.
| ut Seems that she has been spend
Ing COUPLE of days with her brother,
and he had what she described as a
perfect peach of car No. 1t wasn't
this make. but one that is being
doomed by that horrid Ridge man,
who Believe is an ex-professional
chauffeur and an individual who is
not hampered by the instincts OF a
gentleman agent. To cut the story
short, Cara and Archer will be back
at Morley Inn tonight. and Ridge is
coming to take them for moonlight
spin. You know what the roads are
like around iIorley-Clara is wild
,xsith nnth nd ho
already pledged himself elsewhere.
he's liable to come round to her way
OF thinking"
You blessed little hustler" King
smiled back into the eager face. mo
wonder the Devenishes made millions
while the Kings were trying to make
a living. Morley 1t will certainly be
Its three O'Clock now--if we have
good luck we can make II by five
and Brooks train from town is moi
due until Sis. II meet him a,
the station. contract ready for sign
ing. backed up by the outward and
visible presence of the car. ! guess
Mr.. Ridges cake is dough-now what
In thunder is that?"
Tue OCCUPANTS Gt tue Ieu car iOuuN
their way barred by very big. yer,
determined tlue-unisormed son o
Erin.
"Eut we're outside town limits and
don't believe we've exceeded speet
law at ALL" grumb.ed the reluctan
chauffeur.
"Yez wasn't outside town limit,
whin veg flew rast Tim O'Malley lik'
the diyil was focninst ye." was tn,
grim retort Yen come with me. an.
the gurrl-" Marian turned anxious.,
toward him.
"Oh. you mustn't stop us now-yol
cant. Don't you know" pleading
ly-"that we were going to be maj
ried to-day-but Il you keep U.S."
.Ye gods!" King gasped under hi
breath. The red face In front Of then
showed signs Of Weakening and II
girlish voice went on softly:
You'll let NJ go-this time! SUI
rose Il vas you-and obey wouldn
let yos have Tho girl yoH wantes
and She The grim lipa videned Int
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Horace Malvern bowed awkwardly be
fore Marian Hastings.

Horace Malvern bowed awkwardly be.
fore Marian Hastings.
The dear. old well-remembered
voice said cordially with that tender.
underlying cadence:
"Mr. Malvern and ! have met be-
fore" and he saw the old smile.
"Yes." he stammered.
"IIe knew me then as Marian" she
explained to Tom. who nodded.
Il hate that name" he said. as he
,ed the way to the little runabout
Just outside the station. "Neli's mid.
die name Is Helen. and so use that"
How simple II all was after all. He
had loved Marian Hastings so dearly.
although he had felt himself too poor
to tell of that love. Now that he saw
her the happy. adored wife OF his old
friend. he knew what he had missed
"Still. couldn't have made her happy
as lie has," he told himself.
No hostess could have been more
gracious. or more self.possessed. She
pointed out the various attractions.
chartered pleasantly and easily. and
more than once assured him of his
welcome.
81 have heard Tom speak OF Horace
| Malvern. but | never connected him
with my MIR. Malvern OF that happy
summer" she explained cordially civ.
ing him one Of those bright smiles
which dwelt in his memory.
Tom was delighted. and frequently
interrupted his wife to add his own
words of welcome. SO that Horace
would have been dull indeed II he had
not realized that his coming was a
pleasure to both.
AS they bowled along he stole a
glance now and then at the beautiful
face beside him. for Tom was In front
II was more lovely. but in the round
ed contours Re missed little OF the
deiicacy OF extreme youth. Mrs. Ev
ans was the finished product. Marian
Hastings had been the possibl.
woman.
Il believe ! prefer my IDEAL" h,
thought. although he wished that Ton
had married anyone else. for Horae,
was a man with high sense of homo
and he hated hims elf because of tt,
love which he knew still lived in hi
heart for her who was now hi
friends wife.
Tom and Nell were entirely uncon
scious of all this. however. and weri
so pleasant that he tiled TO forge,
and to see In Mrs. Evans only Tom
wife. He was just beginning to thin
lie could never do this. and 70 resolr,
to leave the next morning. although
he had planned weeks visit. whel
he Was startled by a gay voice or,
iIg:
"Heyo. stop. stand and deliver q
the point Of the sword" and Horac
turned abruptly to see . handsome
dashing girl standing In their path.
Hghteane raised.
'Oh. Marian" Nell Evans laughet
and Horace again started.
-Jump In" Tom commanded. an
kbelors Horace could help. the gil
*lhoA spsaag easily 70 thp vacan. plac
~ 1e01 si1e. an1 boue1 gEaeefull
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A Steady Thing.

Something had gone amiss with
Bobbie and he had sought the comfort
OF tears. Noticing his wet cheeks. his
mother said in consolatory tone:
"Come here. dear. and let me wipe
your eyes"
"-raint no use. muvver." returned
Bobbie with a little choke; els doin
to cry again In minute!"-Woman's
Home Companion.
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house. Ny back ached al the time and
was utterly weak, unable At times to
walk without assistance. The kidney
seeretions were very irregular. Doan's
Kidney Pills restored me to good
health. and am able to do a. much
work AZ the average woman, though
nearly eighty years old"
Remember the uame-Doan's. Sold
BY all dealers. so cents boz. Foster.
Nilburn Co., Buffalo. N. 7.
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Sheer white goods. In fact. any fine
wash goods when new. owe much Of
their attractiveness to the way they
are laundered. this being done In q
manner to enhance their textile beau.
ty. Home laundering would be equal.
ly satisfactory II proper attention was
given to starohing. the FIRST essential
being good Starch. which has SUN cient
strength to stiffen. without thickening
the goods. Try Defiance Starch and
you will be pleasantly surprised at the
improved appearance Of your work.
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How's This?

~ ces One Hundred DotiAn Reward for any
Aae Of Catssrh that cannot b cured BY MANI
FJ. CHENEY a CO.. ro,edo. O
We. ~ Undermined. have known 2. J. Cheney
Or The ~ 70 yeArs and bcaieye him perfectly hon
orabA n IN buainca Transactions and financially
- - eaay ost any obsatsons made by ~ nrm-
wALoaNo. kissAs a MARVIN.
Wholesale Dru1EtstA TOtcdo o
HaRn C.aArA Cure b taken Internally. arstnl
Greetlv utAa the btooA and mucets surfaces Of TN
Oynam. 1essiRoniAn sent isee. Price 10 csais ~
Soaa&e. oaad by eli DrugvBta
Tnko RoilO FAaty run ~ eon0eipAt1DA
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Death from sting Of Poisonous Files.
Three persons died recently at
Aarssillss after having been stung by
poisonous dies. Several streets are
infested by the insects. which are
said - have been brought to Mar.
settles In . cargo Of South American
~ool-EchO de Paris.
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And There Arc Others.

rhe cook had been called away to q
eick sister. and SO the newly wed mis-
tress Of the house undertook. with the
aid OF the maid. to get the Sunday
luncheon. The little maid. who had
been struggling In the kitchen with .
coffee mill that would not work. con-
fessed that she had forgotten to wash
the lettuce.
well. never mind. Pearl. Go on
with the coffee and I'll do It." said tho
considerable mistress.> where do they
Keep the soap?"
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The great principle OF brotherhood
is not by equality. not by likeness. but
" giving and receiving.-Ruskin.
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A Rare Good Thjno.

~Am using Aliens Foot Ease. and can
truly say ] would not have been without
u 90 long. had known the relief II would
give my Aching feet. think II a rare good
thing for anyone having sore or tired feet
Mrs. Matilda Hotwert. Providence. II.
L" Sold by all Druggists. &c. Ask to-day.
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Secret Of Happiness.

I have lived to know that the great
secret OF human happiness is this:
Never suffer your energies to stag
nate. The old adage OF too many
irons In the fire" conveys an uatruth
you cannot have too many-poker.
tongs and all-keep them going
Adam Clark.
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Appropriate.

First Milliner-iou have designed
the north pole hat?
Second Milliner--Yes, II will be 4
matter Of dispute between the pur-
chaser and her husband.
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net tell what Deans
kidney Pflls have
done fer ne. Hfteen
years kidney trouble
chung T. Ne. ny q.
istencs was enc Of
misery and for two
whole gears ! was m
able to 70 out q the
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WE SELL. GUNS AND TRAPS CHEAP
y. w. Hide Fur Co.. Minneapolis. MINI.
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Away With al those vain prstsaso
Of making ourselves happy within 60
selves. u feastlnS - 81 OWD
thoughts. q being satisfied Win ~
consciousness u wellAoinG. a1l u -
spisiug III assistance anA all supplies
from external objects. Thlo = IL
voice o. pstAe, net q aaeure.-namA
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There is no better way OF hiding
your light under bushel than by
Keeping your church letter In your
trunk.
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The girl who II quick to find faul,
Is very apt to get lett at the post In
the matrimonial race.
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The average man thinks his bump
OF generosity is at least three times as
large as Il actually Is.
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A young widow can make . man be-
lieve he Is making love to her. when
In reality she Is making love to him.
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The silent man Is more to be fesre
han the garrulons chap.
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-Four years ago the provinces o
Alberta and Saskatchevan were Carva6
out Of vast ARIA formerly Known .
the Northwest Territory. ! -
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But above all-don't forget this!
Its called Spearmint because Of the
spear on every package.
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Finest outdoor sport!
Chewing Yrigley's Spearmint
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II q mans wife cuts his hair he 10
entitled to lot more sympathy than
he gets.
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Gersldine-My face Is my fortune.
Gerald can see the color OF youI
money.
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Don't think Wrigley's Spearmint II
,nly good for indigestion. It gives you
IN appetite besides.
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RE JUST TO YOURSELF
and keep ueliif possible. Check that cough witt
the HARMLESS and csfcient remedy, Aliens LNn,
0Alaam. All druggists. -, Oc AMI SIN bottioA
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Young man. beware OF the peach
xho Is the apple OF your eye. She may
proye TO be lemon.
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Suicide!
A chest dealer tried to sell imita-
don Wrigley Spearmint to q puEilistl
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on. j. n. RiNDLAuB tspeeialist).
Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat.
Fargo, NJ. q.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-10-15

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The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-10-15

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