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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-09
D. A. R. LEADER AT WORK
Mrs. Scott, However, Says She Is
Not Campaigning.
In Special Statement the President
General Discusses Activities
of Autumn Season.

Mrs Matthew T. Sestt. president gen.
eral OF the Daughters Of the American
Revolution, gave out a statement yes
terday. in which she declared she was
not campaigning for the April election
Of the Daughters
II am sure that when the proper time
comes" she said, the Daughters may
be relied upon to choose the best woman
for their representative, whether that
person be myself or some other.
The work OF the year is begun all
over the country Hundreds of new
members will be admitted. scores of new
chapters reported. the question OF the
final settlement Of all claims for the cree
ton OF our marble palace will have to be
determined, and a number or other mat
tiers of more or less interest are under
consideration.
AT the Conservation Congress in ST.
Paul beautiful certificate had been pre-
pared which Is 10 be given TO all schools
and chapters that make study OF con-
servation this coming year. and I had
the honor and pleasure Of presenting the
first one 10 the president Of the National
Conservation Association, Clifford Pin
chot. He paid a high compliment to the
work already accomplished by our So
ciety along those lines.
THE Daughters are represented this
week both at the Southern Conservation
Congress. in Atlanta, and at the Appa-
lachian Exposition. in Tennessee, by two
able women, and at the State conferences
that are being held this month all good
causes will be given a place.
I have had great many very pleas
ant letters from different parts OF the
country, and il pleases me TO see that my
work has been appreciated one OF the
latest ones was a telegram from the
executive board OF Georgia"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-09

lean Development Company has filed an
application for a S5000O,o00 railway and
mining scheme in Asia Minor.
Mr. Wilson will be accompanied by r.
win Laughlin, secretary of the American
Embassy at Berlin, and Mai. T. Bentley
Mott, military attache of the American
Embassy at Paris. The mission Will
leave Constanza, in Roumania. about
October "a on the gunbOat Scorpion.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-09
iUY S. ZEPP. CARROLL s. re
ARTISTIC HOMES
CARROLL S. ZEPP,

We believe that We are prepared to offer homes
that have reached the highest pinnacle Of artistic
perfection PEice and quality considered We wn,la
like every person who APPRECIATES pretty home 10
see one o. our sample houses whether they are
prospective purchasers lot. To verify cur s,s,a
meut that We are prepared 10 cater to the rnoat
artistic tempenments do not fail 10 see the None
the lake Unobstructed view Of three miles. d.
nEatiOns Of such quality that large portion hsd -
be ordered special from oat Of the city. sir T7rs
gas and electroliers unsurpassed both gas and
electric lights: parquet flooring; ho;-water heat.
attic entire house gas logs beautiful tile bafh
With shower; solid concrete front porches latiieed
rear poFches: yards incl0ssd with picket fencs
and everything else equal. To inspect take Orr
ST. car get on AT Harvard ST., walk block east
open evenings and Sunday.
II you are interested In a large house semi
detached, YOU should inspect SIS Quincy St sannIs
SIC The same general description as above. with
the exception that they have nine rooms. semi-
detached, beamed and raneled dining rooms Writ.
or phone ZEPP BROS. ISIS st. NV or your
real estate agent viii take pleasure in showing Won
any OF these properties.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-09
SOHLEY II TO-DAY.
Hero of the Santiago Naval Fight
in Fine Fettle.

Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley.
L. S. N. retired. celebrates his seventy
first birthday to-day.
I'm seventy-one years young" he
says. ''and / feel II, too. You fellows
without much muscle hadn't better step
too close" he added, as he patted his
b.ceps.
Admiral Schley is a native OF Frederick.
Nd. and a graduate of the Naval Acad-
envy in the class of 1860. He served in
the civil war. and was a central figure
in the engagement of Santiago in the
Spanish war. He was promoted 10 the
rank Of rear admiral In 1899. and was
retired in 1901 on account of age.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-09
WILSON TO VISIT TURKEY.
VIII Return Official Call Made by
SuItan's Envoy.

Huntington Wilson. Assistant Secretary
of State, who is in Europe, has been APP
pointed special ambassador to return the
official visit made 10 this country last
year by a mission from the Ottoman
empire, headed by Zia Paeha, Turkish
ambassador here. TO notify President
Taft of the accession of the new Sultan.
Mr.. Wilson probably will discuss with
the officers Of the Turkish government
the proposed concession for railway and
mining rights in Asia Minor by an
American concern. The Ottoman-Amer-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-09
HUMANE DELEGATES ARRIVE.
International Conference viii Open
at Museum Tomorrow.

Delegates began arriving last night
for the first American International HUI
name Conference. which opens to-mor-
row under the auspices OF the Humane
Society, in conjunction with their thirty
fourth annual meeting. Delegates are
expected from all parts OF the world.
With the exception OF Tuesday and Fri
day, business sessions will be held daily
in the new National Museum. President
Taft is expected to make an address
before the convention. Tomorrow even
ing a general public meeting will be
held in Continental Hall in the interest
Of child protection
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-09
MAN OVERCOME BY GAS.
Arthur Van Riswick, Navy Yard
EmpIOye, Found Unconscious.

EmplOye, Found Unconscious
Arthur Van Riswick. sixty years old,
employed at the navy yard, Is in a criti-
cal condition at the Homeopathic Hos
pital as a consequence OF being overcome
by Illuminating gas in his room at 1927
Ninth street northwest. He retired late
Friday night.
Miss Josephine Dunbar, who lives in
the house with her sister, discovered gas
coming from Van Riswicks room. She
summoned the police. Policeman CARAT
Of the Second precinct, went 10 the house
forced the door. and found Van Riswick
unconscious. Efforts 10 restore him were
futile and hurry call was sent to the
station for the automobile patrol.
Physicians had difficulty in saving Van
Riswick's life. He did not regain CON
seriousness until late last night. He is a
widower and has no relatives.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-09
BLAMES HIS M0THER-IN-LAW.
stephen NJ. Simpson Answers Wife's
Appeal for Divorce.

Counter charges were filed in the Su-
preme Court by stephen NJ Simpson,
government printer. alleging that his wife
had attempted TO kill him with a carving
knife and that his mother-in-law had
threatened to poison him. His wire. Ruth
r. Simpson. is suing him for divorce
Extravaganza of his wife and mother
in-law and the presence Of the latter in
his home is given by Simpson as the
cause Of the domestic troubles and the
suit for divorce.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-09

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon Sits
bona fide circulation-a circulation in
Washington larger by thousands than
was ever before attained by any morning
newspaper at the Capital. Its books are
open
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Ocean Stennshina

New York. Oct. s.-Arived: Ia savoie. from
HAVE October ]; ST. Paul, from Southampton Oc.
t0ber l.
Arrived ont: Caronia, at Liverpool; st. Louis. al
CherhoIrg
Sailed from foreign ports: Lusitania, from Liver
pools Arabic, from Liverpool; Philadelphia from
Southampton; la Lorraine from Hayre; Calsrs
from Glasgow
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-09
Local Temperature.

Midnight. 81 a. m. 81; a. H. 81 6 a. m. 81
a. m. 81; 10 a. NJ. 50; y noon, So; ? p. m ST.
4 p. m 81; p. m. "a; p. m. 81; 10 p. m, 81.
Maximum. "a; minimum, 81.
Relative humidity-s a m. 90: D. m. s.: 3 p.
H. q. Rainfall Is p. m. to p. M, O4T Hours
Of sunshine. O. Per cent II possible sunshine. O.
Temperature same date last year-Maximum, 50;
minimum Is,
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DIED..

TTS-Washington Aerie. No. 125
FTaternal Order of Eagles. will attend
the funeral Of Or. III T. BUTTS in
body from his sisters home, 429
North Columbus street. Alexandria,
Va, notice OF which viii be given
r l.. Montague President. J. D.
Britt Secretary
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BAND CONCERTS TO-DAY.

Az Washington Barracks by United states
Engineer Rand az 2 q D. m
March. 'StanCh and True" ............. Tcike
Overture, 'Romanuque ...........k eler- Bella
Waltz Moonlight on the Hudson" ......
Selection, 'HuElenots'' ............. Nieyerbcer
Intemezzo. La Danseuse' .-.-...von Blon
Excerpts from the comic Opera, The
Dollar Princes s...........,......s....fau
BY the Fifteenth United States Cavalry
Band al Fort Myer. Va. at HIS a. n.
March Tn Luminar."
Inspection. Loves Old Sweet Song"
March. "Old Home"
March, Great American Fayorite."
Sacred Concert.
Medllaton -.---r---.---.-..--.... Morrison
'afas4ilN ilaI
"Saactus. from mass in G..........N Mozart
Song. Asleep IN the Deep" .........de Witt
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Tide Table.

To-day-High tide, Il 81 a NJ: low tide, Sis
a. m and 66s p m,
Tomorrow High tide l2ea a. m. and lz3 D m.
low tide 7Nl a. m. and 81 p. m.
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Temperatures in other CITIES.

Temperatures in other cities, together with tbs
amount OF rainfall Tor the twenty-f0ur hours ended
At 8 D. m. yesterday. are as follows:
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JASELLIBROTHERS

Family Grocery Trade given courteous
attention.
Prompt deliveries, reasonable prices.
Special Tuesday, October II. Free
with Every Dollar Purchase. 2 lbs. Of
Granuiated Sugar.
1894 I4ts -. n w. 'PhOne y. 43Ss.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
EPISCOPAL.

ST. MARKS CHURCH 81 and SIS Sc. Res.
w l. De Vries PA ~. and Rev. r. A. Curtis.
olerEy. Services. 30 H. and s.
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Deep Breathing Exercise.

Blow Gun shooting Muscle Beating, aud Resisting
Movement Treatment. To develop the Chest and
OPEN the Lungs. 10 prevent ard cure tuberculosis.
Can a. DR.. RUEBSAMs Office ST. lith 81. nv
VIAVI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. NAT
ural, ncnsurgical 4oo-p. book free. Apply
by mail. 9l6 Colorado Bldg. Free lecture
Tor women Wednesdays 1t $50 p. NJ
asst
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Condition OF the Water.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Harpsr FEM. W. Va, Oct. a-Both rivers ara.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
Oriental Council. No. 81. Resai Arcanum; This
IS 20 notify yc.. that the Council has mOsed 10 It's
new quarters 81 TIE Old Masonic Temple, eth and
+ SIS NV. and the dates a meetings have been
changed 70 the second and fourth Tuesdays of the
month Please take due notice thereof and govern
yourselves accordingly CHARLES b. MAT
THENS Regent. CORBIN BIRCH Sec'y. ocsT
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To the stockholders

OFkICE OF THE WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT
COMPANY, ISL! TENTH ST. NV.
Washington City D. c.. Sept s. 1910
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ROOF TROUBLES

OF any nature promptly and capably lo1ked after
Experienced roofers to serve you. Roofs repaired
painted. and guaranteed Estimates free.
sNStNSA H0 e0APkM 'Phene Main IL,
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Sl.75 Rroadcloth. 81 inches
an unlimited assortment of colo
10 tie lightest pastel Jints. also
Special Broadcloth Sale. per !
$500 BroadclOths. % inches
ity. with a very handsome Ia
finish, shown in all the new. RI
positively $500 value. To go
sale, per yard. ........
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FALL ANNOUNCEMENTS
printed by us command the attention OF
the best people; loo announcements, with
envelopes 20 match. $3.50. CARPENTER
PRINTING CO, 1915 n. Y. ave. Phone
Main PASS
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-09
Spllanb.

en- @o1oicbefobrif e
plonlagt opfSrt / Nprre-S unobp
Mon bill oprette ct Mftieielifab mel
100000 &r. og figbe Sreporefo
brifen, ser ifal on1bpgges og ino
retteS til Sen 11pe 6abrifatton.
Sl6ebrano. Mn0ers &anlenS
! @oaro paa 6ramlep Morf peO Mor
bus CT neobrpnbt. @ele 9elGtnin:
gen, % &reoturer, 5 9elte> Spir
og &ens in0ebrn110te tillige meo ali
|2gsgre. 5tr1eDl1let reO0eOes. 81.
Den n1enes paoiat af Ell &ogobono.
@i.en6o mt meIig nlpf-
tie. @aaroeier STR. Senien> Sal=
iesgoaro i 9r6ing paa Mors, er
fomme11 ulpffelig at Gage / i'm <s=
mglle. Mens bar par / Serb meG
at impre ben> greb San6biulet fat
bans @alstprfle0e, bporpeo ban
hpoltes.
Mi1teoe 5nnet. Iorle6en,
6a ct 8ar Mrbei0ere bos .@asmeiter
2%pffe=Sbomien / @Sbierg ifuloe
bel0e 1toget imeltet 3inf oper / en-
anoen @ebol0er uoe / @aaroen, tabte
Sen e1e Mrbeioer BeDol6eren, og oa
sen glgoen0e 8inf fom / 8erpring
meo Sen baaoe Sor6, iprgiteoe ben
op /. Mnligtet poa Mrbeioerne. Sen
enc, en- 38 aarig rgift Man0, IS.
Mieliem, rontes / 9iet. San fbrtes
til Get. Soiepbs &oipita, bpor Sper-
lagen og Rienlegen tog bam UNDER
:Bebanbling. Mielien oil mite 9iet,
og bette er iaa meget mere beflage-
ligt, iom ban alt bar miitet Spne
poa set a1r6et 9ie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-09
gerne.

@uieum &eIiing6r
Boa ct Mgoe poo &elingdrs &aa6.
BUS %beotoges oct at oprette ct Mu,
Ierm, og en- MuIeumsforening blet
ftiftet. Sen forelebige 8eitprelie
tom til at beitoa al &lolterforitan.
Der 8rocf, &oniul S. &oas og &on=
Jul gilbert @rigbt; ienere belger
Bproa6et 2 MeoIemu1rer. Muiee1
tanfes inoitalleret / &armeliter.
buffet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-09
Klapperslangen. Ra.len

har fremkaldt mango Frygtxysnin9er hos
dem som tilfeldi2t har m6dt denae Gift.
slan3e. men St~rubehostens Raslen i Hal
sen paa hendes Barn har fremkaldt ct
we're Gys hos mango M6dre. Som ct Mid
del moo Strubehoste er Warmers White
Wine of Tar uovertruffet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-09

agguofprielen er iteaet liot baaoe
i Meng6e og 8er0i, / omtreat 1a11=
me Iorbolo JONI ao1tfurrenter11es.
S Sc forlpbne 10 Maaneoer bar
0ei lau1leoe lt0fpriel fra Gonmort
al Smer, Bacon og agg til @nglo1o
boft eli Gnr0i al 15>063,0SS Elu1S
|St. mos flor 14,667,116 Yuno ct
oltloo en Jremgang for iaar al ca
|7,127,OO0 ST.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-09

Drufnet Sfipper. &aptein
Srif Gbriltenlen, 6prer al Sagten 8
v@nigbe0en" al luxembourg, paa {
9feiie fra Sfelifgr til luxembourg, +
falot forle0en Scat oper 8or0 i ;
8plt og 6rutne0e. Z
G. lille 9arn 0rnbt.
6orleOe1 fa11Ote5 pe0 2%anbsbpen Gg=
Die poa &pgeegne11 ct Barn liggenoe
6p0 uleo ct Sfu0ioor / @olien. @or=
net CT Ian1rer / gggje 'slareltrnps
1=aorige Spn. Me0enS Joruiorene
bar fropnren0e, fit Mareltrups ST.
aarige Spn Sui fat / ct la0t @epar.
|5fu6et gif al, me6enS Grengen itoo
og firgere0e n1e0 @epGret og ronlte
bons lille 8ro0er, Ser 0p0e puo Ste
set.
@oobeifub. Ga en- 1S=oorig
Spn at Harcelliit Sens Niellen al.
Munfebierg6p forlcoen penote bjem
fra en- Sagttur, oiloe ban terre @e<
peret al n1e6 Slie. @un iotte Set
paa Ell 5tol mes &olben ne0aO.
Hlloiclig GLIDER @epGret> ban itp+
ser in1oo Stolefanter, og Sfu0oet
,goar al. @aglene ramte bam /
Mrmbulen> og Sful0erleooet blep
ful6lten0ig fnult. S 1tnrft lioenoe
Gi1iton6 fgrtes ban til Corp Amts=
ipgebus. Suns Gilitano ct betnn=
feltg.
- ct otteaarigt &igebarn> Dotter
3 of @aor0ejer Scbatt / 9follerup, Ell
bleben 6rebt peo ct Gaa0el fuO ri
{ @oarocierens &arl, ser gift mes e.
y lo6t @eper, lom fan ifnl0e bentt
: til iin &usbon6.
Muor &pitteringern
y mongler. Sra @oSlepegne1
: fommer / Sc ii6ite Gage ct Yar Gf5
, empler poa, boor pigtigt Set er q
poSi e paa &pitteringer. Gn 2eg
fra 2unoelun0 bnr ltpDnet en- Gprt
fprer i @oslep til 8etaling al 2
ct @roner og 81 Gre for 2ngebeban>
t, ling og Me0icin, poet / Maret 1870
ct -03> me0ens St6ltnpnte boe0e pa
O. 2ongelnn6. S10fnbnte paaltaar (
tie bape betalt set pooltepnte 8elp
at Ell Gang / Mai 1903, ga fan trt
e0 2ngen poa 2an6epeien; men s
'e= ian mos 2egenS 8euegtelle life bc
e. fgrt 8epiS berfor og noonlig fife
yet / 8elio6elle al Sen Suffering, ia
til pooltoor at bape foaet, 0pmte5 Sn.
e6 itppnte til at betnle Set paaltnpn
afi 9elpb iQn1t GogcnS 0mfoltning
en- 1ne0 5 &roner.
le= = 50 Men0 fra @aslepegnen
VI bleDen 0gn1te til at betale
tie Earti 1rd for anoen Gang. Do
mo0tog Eartiet fra 6irmaet / &i
let benbaon ito0 ser paa Safturaen,
oil fun 6irmoets Suffering bar gp
e. big, 1nen Mo0tagerne par go6troet1i
NOT til at betale Hengene til Mge,
ten, ga 6enne f%ortalte Sem, at 81
e. nnpnte Baotegntng life betp0 II
an get; ban hun0e go0t mobtage He1
tie gene. ga ban fife in6betalte sis
Ell til Girmaet, iggte bette Sc to Mgn
lift og 6e er MI 69mte til at betale g
H. lpbet for an6en Sang.
y En- hel Familie.
s Rev. L. A. Dunlap, i Mount We
- non, Mo-, siger: mine B;3rn plag
De des med en- Hoste, foraarsaget w
nm Meslinger, min Hustru med en- H
ste, som mere eller mindre forhi1
40 drede hende i at sove i fem Aar, {
IS Deres White Wine of Tar Syrr
har helbredet dem allie.
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9llminocligc Gftcrrtt.,:a.,.

AOS- 4
&uren, 9ugcforpS. @on bar &om
nlollopr al 9onncbrog % Go1lte=
bro9anaro ianlt neioreret meo Ell
MuHooe uoeulurSise Sroener. San
bar 5pu al ofSuHe &iifop 2n1b I,
Gibe.g.
Sen upe @tNcrol. Gil go
1tcn ion @enerotluojor, ser blcp le=
Sig ueo Sen. gi,er NaSr1uSlens
9rn. CT 1,ol1upnt Steylt al gencrol
ltotea Sl11n1. Sualbsfe. Gen '1p
G5cl1eroI er fpot i SlcSpig 1854 %
troaote 1873 ms / Sorren. Otter q
bore blcuet Nrenicrlpltno1t ton
2en1bcfe til 2i0earocn % le11ere I
Generalization; / eli Nrffc at War
bar ban Noi1tont hos &pngcn. Tor
4 Nar lioen blep ban Sherl t.
M1ooel moo Spepu'l =
beo. zen paAlle SPeoo1llpeps'
@peeialilt E~roieslpr Gbjers bar no
toll. 1T Sc Ioripg, Scr CT foretaget
/ &Iabeliba4n o9 poa SSIo''o 'llep
Set lrpe SufiIis= Miooel %otc=Grllti
"6O6" Moo SpeoolltDco, mar pao
forbal:l eNoe Nelllltoter. %N Oil
S%or'agene uil1e Ser zig eli h;irtt1 We
bring. Get gr1u1illr llc3,ef faA AZ ol
11osIe &@f I'LL 81 "!e ''asS' ~
@''oIef S:S'SF 'e>1 ''''s'''''''
Sore S0noSf1h9 e1. wv
ct ~Hooe TofiSo}h "'e1'e''1 So''pS
ti''9s.* IL E5";tjTi92ei 'I''tleoe
MN',9' Ni:iS2>1 ~ Nol'':''e!' ''e'
Den more SS're9f''Ppe, loo1eoes u
3 AZ 4feole''''''erhe "'p'''e1o1e ll9
Vrl'ppen, nleoe'1S 10, Vteo s'p1ltel'
% Hfoolt Fe1etlc''' lol Sloe'' ~
81 spe Oh l'p>''Ioe, ''e'' oe'''''0'
peoo>loe I'll ia" S"'Ssl''ppe "'e'
Se1re. .
al " "4o"'9'e S~o"oSl'"9
a'"'' "'p'''t'''s 1!a '"'''1'ps9 s'1 .,
SuA'S''''9e'S S'o''. l'l''l "0 -
@.eole'''''e'' s''1'@ S"SesN'pp .
%eo'e''''''e'
sgnnringer Strottelc
ben. Sultitsmlnilter Sulom bar
Golfetinget 1relllot Sopforl lag Of
mio,crtioig sgnorlllger / Den Dor
gerli5e Stroffeloo. Gen 11l1g19l
oeroe mlOlertiolge Stroffeloo (oe1
l%aafolote Nrpgleloo) al Septen1be
1905 uolober i September 1911
og NSlnliieren 1prellpg Den oerto
oe'1 neol o'!e Sp'''''S''pn oN W..
otla9er S11oT'eSooen lplr w VI
9loe Se1e5l''1ll9e0 S1ni''l''9en u
q Il q ~ ou'e'''''9l'e "e1'
or''9er 3aal W. po" ~ Iu'''oa'
S1ro1 1or oeH'' ON la9er Ell 1'0!
F'9e n1oet 10 1ot 9u'el "lu9
119t glemeo' elIer 'oll / 'on1ll'e Y1e
meo 1re1''l'er @s''1pets Sor1re]'
ira y'9el' pe11e ct Soere"sl1e''
n1e11e tneo eli '''Set'1o1lonol Soet
e'1S1on'lt oal ul10ef1fpl1e1le az oe
p0'oe ot00eyu"O' S'.0en ~
9r',' "'"" 5e1l'''':''' - e"' '' '
Ns'A NsDcl'e ="
S'.'e 'H 0.oe9p.pu
Dlg's!e ',Ss!0ms "'D'' w. psAs
~ sD P'' f''" "
'"A ~ "'l"'
Son0brn9s m1n1lter u
oerS N1el1en % 9nltr
fe1reoe iSelpbrpll11p &1ebenboo
b. IL. 9tDDen1Dcr. Gl1 IeOufotiD
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En- hel Familie.

Rev. L. A. Dunlap, i Mount Yer
non, Mo-, siger: "Mine B;3rn PLACE
des med en- Hoste, foraarsaget we'd
Meslinger, min Hustru med en Ho-
ste, som mere eller mindre forhin-
drede hende i at sove i fem Aar, og
Deres White Wine of Tar Syrup
har helbredet dem allie.
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