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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-07-06
PoLITIKA.

Pod TEN naslOyom pise.io "Nasi
Zapiski' V oGigled p%olitiGne stu
acije s strani liberalne stranke ma
Kranjskem sledeee:
"V naSem domaGem politicnem
zivlJenju Sc sicer cd zadnjega po-
roeila V ii rubriki nj porodila no.
bena nova ideja. vredna. da Sc
prenese IL vsakdanie pozabnosti in
zabelezi; paG pa smo doziveli par
polavov. ki Jill je brezpogoino
treba pribiti malo visje. SluGaj dr..
w. Smida in pogodba kran.iskih
~liberalcev z Nemci.
Mladi dezelni odbor kran.jski ie
odpovedal DIR. w. Smidu sluzbo
kustosa Y dezelnem muzeju V Lju-
bljani. To pravico ina gotovo. Do
bro. Ampak zakaj je odpovedal?
Ker je bill DIR. Smid duhovnik. XII
Je zapuStil ia poklic. prestopil k
protestantizmu in Sc ozenil. Ia
takega cloveka nina krainska de-
zela denarja. da hi mu "a place
vala. pa ce hi bill Sc tako izboren
strokovnjak V sluzbi, katero
opravlja. In to ie brezobraznostl
kdor hoce sedaj dczelno sluzbo
priti, mora naiprej pokazati svojo
vero dosti .je tudi. da 10 hlinis. A
znanje?l
Pribijamo torei tn intolerance
klerikalcev. O Svoji strpnosti bodo
pa Sc vedno deklamiral. kadar Jim
DO prav hodila ma Nth politi6nih
potih.
P~ribijamo pa tudi obnaSanje IL
b%eralcev. To je skoro Sc ostudnej-
Sc, nego je bio klerikalno. Svobo-
domiselnost imajo v programu, ma
Jeziku In V svojih zurnalih. Tmajo
Ease cello osnovne zakone avstrij-
Ske. Ali %neGuveno, cinicno .je. da
Sc liberalec postavi ma staliSGe:
"a DIR. Smida nj prostora in zivlje-
MIA V sluzbi kranjske dczele. kcr
Je Ia katoliSka. on ie pa ozenien
protestant, bivSi katoliSki redov-
mix! CiniGno je. Ge So opraviGuie
liberalec: &c hi naSa stranka ma
stopala svobodomiselno V tenn slu-
caju, hi klerikalci to izkoristili v
politicni agitaciii med ljudstvom.
ceS, liberalna stranka .je brez-
verskal
Jalova stranka. koje svobodo-
miselnost je Sc slabSa. nego kleri-
kalna tolerance! Kajti da ne iSce-
mo tolerance pri k~lerikalcih. Sc
lahko dopove vsakomur: a liberal
ma stranka ina svobodno solo "
programu in hoGe biti Sc vedno|
edna nositeljica svobodomiselnih
nacel ma Slovenskem in Jill tako.
sramotno zatajuje e.
Pa ali ina ia stranka Sc kaksno
nacelo. Xxi bi ga ne bila zataiila V
svoJi politicni praksi? Ako sodi-
mo, da je ma najvisje stogove ODE
sala bandcri svobodomiselnosti in
ako vidimo, da je svobodomisel-
most zataJlla nazadnje DIR. Smido-
VEN slucaju narodnostmi radika-
HZem pa s pOgodbO Y Nemci M
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NAJMLAJSE
II.

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tiste zadeve, ktere mu ugajajo lie
$ sloncnih stranij. In tie jasne,
svetle strani imajo vcasih nekaj
s%olnca, vcasih pc ne. In ce clovek
predobro sod, Sc navadno vedno
vara. BoljSe je, da vidi clovek
pred seboj lie sen6nate strani
p~ripravljen biti lie Ia slabe
- a kar je s%oluenega, - dobre.
ga, je itak vedno dobro doslo in
sicer vedno TEN bolj, elm mani
clovek pricakuje.
Ljudje, kteri ustanavljajo move
Jednote, ne vidijo senc, ampak lie
solnce. Ce ne napredujeio tako
kot bi morali napredovati, Sc pa
tolazijo: ME ne stri-ni mas veil
ko, a smo slozni in razumemo Sc
Sloga je res lepa stvar. ampak
uprasanje je, do kdaj trpi. Dokler
gre vse pc sreci. je Sc precej lah.
ko ohraniti slogo. Ko pa pridejo
prva varanja V ra6unih, bodocno.
sti, je pa tudi S slogo pri kraju.
Statisticno umre V Zedinjenih
drzavah vsako leto 16.5 ljudij, IA
cunano Cd tisoca. V nekaj mad &C
letih torej umre YES tisoG liudii.
Ce vzamemo, da so ii ljudje pri.
sli takoj z Is. Teton kot obicno
~starOstjo, S ktero Sc navadno
vzprejema Judi. potem bi bill
vsak clan povprecno ~ let PR
Jednoti. Ce vzamemo. da so Jed
note ustanovljene ma podlagi, kot
je S. y. p. j., potem uplaca vsak
clan V svojem zviljenju $525.-
Dokazano je, da porabi povpreGno
cd tega denarja re pri zivljenju
60 odstotkov. torej $315.-. Pre-
ostane "a zavarovalninO lie Sc
$210.-. kar nj dosti, ce pomisli-
mo, da prejme vsak $50 s pc.
grebom vred.
Ne smemo pa misliti da velja "a
nase ljudi ia statistika. Citajte
uzroke smrti pri slovenskih jed
notah in videli bodete. da Sc .iih
skOro polovico ponesreci. To nj
mic cudnega, &c Sc pomisli, da
della ve6ina pc rudnikih, premo-
gokopih ali sploh po nevarnih
kraJih, kjer je V n~evarnosti vsak
cas-. TIE okoliScine upoStevajo sko-
re vse angleSke Jednote in tacih
navadno nit ne vzprejemajo "a
clane. &c pa Jill, mOrajo pa pla-
cevati Sc posebne prispevke - ma
vadno so ct. vec cd vsacega tiso-
ca zavarovalnine.
R~avnorazlika med uplaGili in IL
placili je pri Jednotah zelo veil
kega pomona. Ia razlika Sc mora
pokriti $ posebnimi prispevki, ce
nj cd prejsnjih uplacil ostalo do
wolf. Vtem slucaju pa igra Stevilo
clanov veliko ulogo. Nj MANFRED
vsejedno, ali plaza recimo tisoc
dolarjev petsto clanov. ali Jill pa
plaza mad Stir tisoc. Pri Jedno-
tab s petsto clani mora placati
vsak elan pc diva dolarja prispev-
ka. medtem ko je pri S. n. P. J.
tisocak, skupaj ce plaza vsak lie
pc 20 centov.
Clanstvo pri Jednotah nj obvez-
no. Odstopi Sc lahko. kadar Sc no.
&c. ne da bi bilo mogoGe iztirjati
ali prisiliti. da ostane KIDD clan ali
da uplaca, kar pride mani. Pri
mladih IN majhnih Jednotah :je
treba to vedno in vedno uposte-
vati. Jeden san slucaj - pa "a
d~ostuje, da puste take Jednote
tisti kteri p%ostaneio Sc labko ella
nj drugih Jednot. V TEN slucaju
pridejo ma stare Glane take nakla-
de, da Jill je tezko uplacati. A ne
preostaja jim druzega. &c hoGejo
tudi sami prejeti nekaj. moraio
placati. Drugam ne morejo pre-
stopiti, ker so prestari, pustiti Jim
pa zopet ne kaze.
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Slovensko-angleska slovp;..
SLOW. ang. tolmac in angl. slo,,,
"a samo 81. - pri V. ]. Kube,h.
8 Albany St, New York. " v
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Med zvezdami

VseslOvan Hribar. general brez
vojske. Xxi je V trgovinski in obrt-
nj zbornici prejel "a svoje slovan-
stvo hud tobak cd Nemca Ambro-
zica in vodia trziskih stavkokazov
(skebov) dr.. Rybar, sta dobila cd
konde ma Dunaj poziv, maj Sc po-
tegneta "a pennsylvanske delavce
V Ameriki. o. ironija! Hribar in
Rybar maj lie skrbita. da bo trza-
sko in kranjsko delavstvo dobilo
svoje pravice, predno bosta hodila
ma poklice kalifornijskih mezna-
rev u%reJevati V Ameriko pravico
SLOW. delavcem V Pennsylvania
Sploh hi pa pri potepencih lah-
ko vedeli, da take interpelacije
ne ulagajo V drzavnem zboru IL
beralni frakarji. marvec socijali-
sti. Hribar pa Rybar bi mogoee
kaj ukrenila, &c bi napr. amer.
vlada izdala zakon. da Sc mora
vsak ameriSki Slovenec uGiti an
glescine; kajti oba privS6ita Kra-
nJcu lie, da govori 'kranjsko Spra-
no, pa mai bo potem Kranjec V
domaci ali pa tuji suznosti.
Ampak amer. vlada .je V TEN OH
ri tako avtonOmna. da Sc ne me-
sa sploh V nobeno ''Spraho" :prav
to pa oSramocuje vse hinavske
panslavisticne "Spraharie". XII
hotejo pod emo spraho sluziti in
hlaptevati vsemu ostalemn svetu.
Potepenci! z vasim Hribariem in
Rybarjem Sc polite solitl
DomolJub poroca. da .ie new
yorSka Gave Maria" V direktni
wen Z nekim ljubljanskim kle-
rikalnim listom. XII slisi ma inc
BogolJnb. V New Yorku pa trdi
Rafaelova "stacuna", da nina
ME opraviti s politiko in da nj
koristolovsko podjetie. Aber nit.
Pravijo. da obiSGe ljubljanski
Skof. Xxi slabo fura-tura neke
zavode - Ameriko. Nj smo mne-
MA, da sc to sliSi "a Kranjsko ia
ko. kakor ce hi mi Americani sill
sail, da je Sci Gibbons $ svoio ko-
moro V Evropo. - Pobrali Te
best!
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS so pri-
obcili pred kratkem oddelek nem-
skega pisma, kterem so trdili. da
Je prislo cd ~pristojnega mesta soc.
stranke. krajevni ta.inik G. II.
Franckel je pa ma u~prasanie. ce
Je on postal pismo ma rokovnia-
ce. i%zjavil, da on ne We mic O ka-
KEN pismu in da ce Sc je kaj ia
cega zgodilO. je to navadna falo-
tarlJa, prot ktere hi on takoi ma
stopil sodnjisko pot. Tisto pismo
toreJ nj priSlo cd nobenega pri-
stoJnega mesta. ampak cd advo-
kata, Xxi Je zagovarjal rokovniaee.
cato pa rokovnjaGi MISC hoteli pri-
nesti podpisa, temuG so lie rekli.
(podpis). Tako-le rokovniaei sle-
pariJo Javnost. Y advokatom bo-
mo re o%bracunali ma pristoinem
mestu
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Pravijo. da obisee liubljanski
Skof. Xxi slabo fura-tura neke
zavode 49, Ameriko. Mi smo mne-
MA, da sc to sliSi "a Kranjsko ia
ko. kakor &c hi mi Americana sill
sail, da je sci Gibbons s svojo ko-
moro V Evropo. - Pobrali Te
besil
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K1RoN ITEMS.
Ito late for last week.


e. E. Clauson and Fred and John
Lantz returned last Friday evening
from three days. trip into Union
county. S. D.. where the Lantz Bros.
chased III acres Of good land.
Cedargren went to Sioux City
FriL slook after business connect.
ed wiSA his farm near that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Winquist at
Alcester. s D.. welcomed the arrival
of nice girl baby last week and their
many Kiron friends join them in their
Alice Nordell assisted at the Kiron
State Bank during the vacation alb
sence of Banker Sandberg.
w. h. Bay and Henry Hanson
autoed to Kiron Saturday morning to
consult in matters regarding the new
bank building.
G. E. Nylin, the notorious gold
bug. recently died in Illinois. He is
bitterly remembered by number in
this vicinity whom he succeeded in
fleeing out Of several thousands of
dollars. using religion as cloak in
order to impress his victims of his
honesty.
Quite number of Kiron families
are camping at thelak this week and
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ought to think about the coming time
when they shall see Jesus face to face.
We will here say that the
thought Of seeing Jesus soon is
glorious, uplifting thought to tho
christian. He or she looks forward
to the time when loved ones gone
before will be seen. to being where
Their. will be no more sorrow. no
tears, no dying. no more partinKs.
This is not a .'pipe dream" the pro-
duct Of fancy, but is q reality.
There is no chance for misunder-
standing Of the declaration of Jesus
that He gives eternal life to those
who believe on Him. 1t is as sure to
our mind as that the sun will rise the
coming morning. It therefore is the
part of wisdom to the secure the true
christian love told in the first verses
of the lesson, and to prepare to see
Jesus face to face az stated in
the twelfth verse. May the reading
of this column be some help toward
this being done.
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Their many friends join US in con-

Their many friends join Us in con-
gratulations.
Among those who went to the LalcaE
Tuesday were Wayne Smell and wife.
Albert and Arthur Whey and their
families. Miss Lovicie Morris and
Miss Emelia and Henry lessen and
Mr.. and Mrs. s. d. Newton. A fine.
time was had by all and it. passed
all too rapidly.
The Anderson boys commenced thei.
fall run of threshing Thursday 1t e.
McNeill's. They have obtained the
help of Henry Jensen.
Miss Tessie Cose has been spending
q few days at her brother, Dale's.
Mrs. Gene Brogden visited at her
fathre's Saturday.
Mrs. S. D. Newton received card
saying that her cousins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas McKim and Mrs. Wilkinson, had
arrived safely at their bro Tiers.
Charles Flint, in Middleton, Idaho. and
were enjoying themselves.
You MIGHT want to ego to the
store today-read the adds, and zee.
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WEST DEN1soN ITEMS.

Mrs. F. ]. Evers spent Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. VIM. Kahl.
Mrs. Otto Jacobsen is spending a
few days with her mother. Mrs. Dam
ielson, who has been quite sick.
Messrs. Brian and Frank Houlihan,
Joe Bierne. Thomas Brown and the
Misses Bid and Margaret Houlihan.
B. Houlihan Of Charter Oak and Jane
and Margaret Brown were guests at
the Owens home Sunday evening.
Mrs. F. Bryan spent Tuesday with
Mrs. G. Bryan near Kiron.
Mrs. VIM. Bauman visited Sunday
with Mrs. Brosnahan.
Bryel Odell of Dow City was the
guest of Mrs. G. c. Powell Thursday.
John and Henry Evers spent Sunday
at the home of their parents.
Mary Brown spent Friday afternoon
with Annie Evers
Charles and Vernen Powell are
spending few days at the Bryan
home.
Mrs. Louis Riessen and Anna Prosch
visited at the VIM Lentz home Thurs
day.
Mrs. John Reimer and children spent
Monday with Mrs. A. Ingwersen.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Wehde of Ever
ly. Iowa, are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Kahl.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Atzen visited
with their sister, Mrs. M. Thompson.
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kahl and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Wehde spent Monday
with Denison friends.
George Evers visited with Harry
Kahl Sunday.
Mrs. James Owens returned home
Monday. after visit with her daugh-
ters. Mrs. Thos McGrin of Athol, S.
o.. and Mrs. J. P. Hughes of South
Omaha.
Joe B,erne of East Boyer was tbs
guest at tia M. L. Houlihan home
Sunday
Mr.. c Denker purchased load of
feeders from Gene Owens.
| Miss Mary Purcell was guest of
Mrs. Ed. Granger Sunday.
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DOW CITY ITEMS
(To late for last weekly

Ito late for last week,)
w. E. Fishel and family went to
Virginia. Mimi. on Saturday to visit
Mr.. Fishel's sister, Mrs. Trimble.
John Carey went to Sioux City Sat-
urday. returning home Monday.
Monday evening about twenty Of
the young folks drove out to the Roger
Paul home in the country for q SUR
prise party on Miss Vera Paul, It
being her birthday. Th. evening was
spent very pleasantly and nice refresh
ments were served. All report =
very ENJOYABLE time.
Mrs. Sarah E. Baber was business
visitor at Denison Tuesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Starr God
dard. August 10th. a son. This is
their first born and we don't wonder
they are proud of him.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ballentine
started Sunday for visit to Ireland.
All wish for them very enjoyable
visit and safe return.
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Sunday School Column.
Side Lights on Next Sundays Les
son for Teachers and Pupils.
By CHAs. K. MEYERS

Aug. ~. Paul on Christian Love.
I Cor. l3:l-13,.
We have for our consideration this
week that wonderful talk Of St. Paul
on what true christianity is. The
declaration of the bible is that God
10 Love- and this being 90. it could
not be otherwise than that the true
christian must have love as the main
spring Of his actions. The Stunning up
Of the law as expressed by Jesus, was
to love God with Ill the heart. and
ones neigbhor as ones self. The
gospel and the epistle of John are over
flowing with Love" and there can be
no doubt that one cannot please God
who does not have love in the heart
which dictates his life actions.
Note the things which love or
charity brings out in the human i fe.
The person who has it in it's fullness
is longsuffering and kind: has no
envy; is not easily provoked, thinketh
no evil: does not rejoice in iniauity.
but rather in good: hopeth all things,
endureth all things. What. is said
here is very practical. 1t should be
the aim and desire of every one wish
ing to be christian to have those
qualities which are the fruits of the
Love'' told about in the bible.
One of the great songs now sung in
religious meetings is called "The
Glory Song" It will be remembered
that the grand chorus says. When by
His grace shall look on His faceg
that will be glory for me-" Now one
of the verses of this lesson reads.
Now we see through glass darkly.
but then we shall see face to face"
Here is one of the many promises that
you and will see Jesus in the near
future. We can we'll say the "near
future" for even long life is bu, a
small space of time in comparison
with eternity. Those who live to
very old age. declare their lives have
been to them short indeed. Strange
~ it may seem. the great mass CT
people do not pay any attention to the
fact that they are soon to ee the
mighty, glorified Jesus. If they were
4 told that President Taft would be at
their town, and give each one personal
attention. they would begin to think
about their clothing, the condition of
the rooms in the house, and what they
would have to say. One who made
no preparation for the presidents
visit would be thought by all. as fool
sh indeed. 1t does seem az If people
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WEST SIDE ITEMS.
Goo late for last week

(Too late for last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. H C. Peters re-
turned home Monday from pleasant
visit among friends and relatives in
Lyons, Iowa.
Miss Katie Kracht is visiting in
Manning this week. Mr.. and mrs
kober, Mrs. Breckenridge and Mrs
Ohde of Manning. Iowa. drove over
from Manning Thursday in an auto
and visited at the F. F. Brown home.
Miss Alice DERRICK came Wednesday
for visit at the home of her aunt.
Mrs M. j. Hannah.
The Misses Grace and Winifred
Powell of Glidden, Iowa. are visiting
at the home of their sister, Mrs. F..
E Glascock.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Ger
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GOODRICH NEWS.

Miss Dora and Hilda Petersen went
to West Side Tuesday to visit few
days.
Mrs. Bid and VIM. Cose drove over
to Chas. Coses' to see the little girl.
who was quite i'll.
Pete Petersen and Mommie lessen
were over to Deloit Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Newcom visited her par.
ents over Wednesday.
Our uld time neighbors Of Goodrich
township. Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Phillips.
are rejoicing over a fine baby boy at
their home born August 10, 1909.
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man Evangelical church met at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. Karl Fauth
Wednesday afternoon.
The Ladies' Industrial met ut the
M. e. church Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Marriott. hostess.
Miss Margaret Gary of Wheaton,
ILL. visited at the home of her uncle,
{. j. Gary. last week.
Mrs. Eggert Sievers returned from
the Carroll hospital last week. She
is feeling rather weak. but is gaining
strength as fast az could be expected.
The members OF the M. E. Sunday
School enjoyed picnic at the pleasant
country home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Dohse last Friday afternoon.
Miss Charlotte Richter is visiting at
home this week.
Miss Clara Brown went to Manning
Saturday for few days. visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Frank Marriott is visiting at
the country home Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Stock. this week.
Miss Margaret Reean of ElReno.
Okla. visited at the Hans Suhr home
Sunday.
Mr.. j. M. Howell. who has been
station agent here for the past six
months. has been sent to Missouri
VALLEY and F. w. Asmus, who was
formerly operator here. is now agent
at West Sids.
Miss Lille Conhiser of Sargent.
Neb came Monday evening for q
visit with her cousin. Miss Lillian
Spottswood.
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You MIGHT want to ego to the
store today-read the adds, and see.
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enjoying the cool bree.es during these

enjoying the cool breezes during these
hot days.
Mrs. c. J.. johnson stepped on q
rusty nail the first of the week which
has caused her considerable trouble
which at present writing is somewhat
better.
Martin Berg, whose lscati N is now
in California, came to Kiron this
week for q visit with his parents and
other relatives. He left Kiron some
six years ago and has changed some
what and enough 50 as to at first not
be recognized by his friends.
Abbie Hollander of Schleswig was
in Kiron Monday.
Rev. F. A. Lavine spent between
Saturday and Tuesday in Kiron
preaching at the Mission church Sun
day. He is travelling missionary in
Minnesota at present.
Mr.. G, Carlson of Rhode Island is
visiting the Sieyers. Johnston and
Chas. q. A. johnson homes this week
Ida Nelson arrived Sunday from
San Francisco. Cal for couple
months stay to visit relatives and
friends. This is her second visit
nome during the past six years stay
in California.
C. B. Larson and ALI Lindquist and
several other parties went into Wood
bury county the first of the week.
Banker Sandberg is ENJOYING q
couple Of weeks vacation taking il
the sights at the exposition at Seattle
and different western points.
Butcher G. j. Larson left Kirou
last week for Aberdeen. S. D.. where
he goes into the butchering business.
The rest of the Larson family will
ave Kiron for tbs same p.ase nj x'
month.
4 L y ~
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For Sale

lao acre farm adjoining the town Of
Charter Oak, known as the Jones
homestead. improvements fair, and
one Of the finest laying pieces of land
in Crawford county. For any further
particulars call on or write M. L.
Jones. R. F. D. No. l. Charter Oak,
Iowa. S2-4
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Place the Monument order
with us now Procrastination
will mean perhaps the placing
Of the order when the weather
conditions will prohibit the
erection of the monument.
Now is the time if you wish
to have the stone erected this
summer---and to have the
work perfectly executed.
Reasonable Prices.
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This might b. the b st day of the
whole year to buy it-look over the
ads. and see.
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WORMITE ip death to hog worms.
Lamborn Drug Co,
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HOW TO CURE RHEUMATISM

The cause of Rheumatism and kin
dred diseases is an excess of uric acid
in the blood. To cure this terrible
disease this acid must be expelled and
the system SO regulated that no more
acid will be formed in excessive guam
titles. Rheumatism is an internal
disease and requires an internal remedy.
Rubbing with Oils and Liniments will
not cure, affords only temporary relief
at best; causes you to delay the proper
treatment, and allows the malady to
get firmer hold on you. Liniments
may ease the pain but they will no
more cure Rheumatism than paint will
change the fibre of rotten wood.
Silence has at last discovered a per-
feet and complete cure, which is called
Rheumacide. Tested in hundreds of
cases, it has effected the most marvel
GUS cures; we believe it will cure you.
Rheumacide "gets at the joints from
the inside" sweeps the poisons out of
the system, tones up the stomach,
regulates the liver and kidneys and
makes you we'll all over. Rheumacide
strikes the root of the disease and re-
moves its cause. This splendid remedy
is sold by druggists and dealers gene
rally at Soc and 81 bottle. In tablet
form at Csc and SOC package. Get a
bottle today; delays are dangerous.
Trial bottle Tablets by mail for 25c
from BOBBITT CHEMICAL CO.,
Baltimore, Md. For Sale in Hender-
sonville by The Justus Pharmacy.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-10-28
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