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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-10
Worlds Temperance Lesson.

There is a startling contrast be-
tween the way in the first three
Gospels close and that in which the
fourth Gospel closed. John records
the comforting words, the parting
prayers, promises and benedictions
of Jesus. But the first three Gospels
close in no such benignant manner.
They end with the thunders of 81
mai. They picture the Day of Wrath.
Well! 1t is always so. You must
put the hemispheres together before
YOU can have the globe. God is love,
but he is also a consuming fire.
Wisdom is shown in the order. The
warning comes first, the benediction
afterward. There is significance in
the proportion too. There are three
warnings to one benediction. Watch!
Beware! Take heedp are the start
ling notes that ring out of the Cos
pels of Matthew, Mark and Luke.
ONLY he who has heard and needed
these teachings is entitled to the
benediction of St. John. When Jesus
was leaving the temple for the last
time, the disciples with pious and
patriotic pride called his attention
to the buildings, vast and ornate
the stone, the polished monoliths
and the gifts, such for example as
the colossal golden grapevine across
the entabliture. In answer Jesus
crushed their hearts with those fate
full words, There shall not be left
one stone upon another!" We must
put ourselves in the place of the
Hebrew of that day before the full
weight of that saying of Jesus will
strike us. To him Church and State
we're one and both were shrined in
the Temple. The destruction of the
latter would mark for him the SUI
preme crisis Jesus could not have
sounded a louder tocsin than when
he foretold the destruction of the
Temple. His object was not onlyto
loosen the attachment of his disci
pies to a system, that was on the
very point of vanishing away, but.
it was also to furnish them with
tokens by means of which they
might escape from the doomed city.
Tradition says this end was con-
served and not a Christian persisted
in the siege. From this initial and
retributive coming" in the desruc-
ton of Jerusalem Jesus passes nat
urally to his second and personal
appearing. This would be dnherald-
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-10
ELEVEN YEARS AGO.

Small pox was prevalent many South Georgia and
MANY If the states of south and middle west
FITZGERALD had of the much dreaded disease to
November 10 1899.
Several neehbong towns troubled with and it
sderaby business for that reason the Enterprise published
an affidavit as follows
"Geortia-Irwin County.
personally come the undersigned praccng physicians of the city
90 zoerad and being OATH that they either them
~ td nor have they the small
nov or any disease resembling small the city of Fitzgerald
within the past twelve months
Sworn tn and subscribed before this Oct 30h 1885,
Ell Dorminy, M D. j. H. Denard, M D.
HA Stalker NJ d. l. Osborne, NJ D.
D. F. Thompson. M c. b White, M D.
7 n Powell M. D. c. C. Fletcher M D.
VIM B. Moore j. P. Irwin County, Ca
That was inst eleven years ago and that kind small pox
i sill prevalent through the United States after than decade
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-10
The Teachers Lantern.

The deep impression that Jesus
exhortation to watchfulness made
upon early Christians is seen again
in the very names they gave their
children. Gregory and Vigilantius,
for example, the one Greek and the
other Latin, are both derived from
verbs signifying to watch" A tiny
parable is found in the thirty-fourth
verse. The good man is the soul,
the house is body, the theft is death.
The absolute need of instant readi-
ness is the lesson taught. Even
heather mythology teaches the
shame and danger incident to a
lapse in watchfulness. Juno for
example, took the hundred eyes of
Argus and put them in her peacocks'
tail. The Temple of Vesta in Rome
is a toy in size when compared with
others, but it is second to none in
its significance. There the virgins
guarded the sacred flame. So Chris
tians should watch and feed the
flame of religion in the temple of
their hearts. In Kaulbachs' fresco
Destruction of Jerusalem" in the
Royal Museum of Berlin, the right
foreground corner pictures in an
idealistic manner the escape of the
Christians from the city just before
the siege began. The Host" is car
ried before them and a band of an
gels froms their rear-guard A re-
markable illustration was afforded
not long ago of the strong hold
which Jesus words have upon the
human heart. Two unu-
sual finds" of ancient manuscripts
were made simultaneously. One was
the Sayings of Jesus The other
was the toughest play of Menander.
the classic poet whom Pliny counted
the peer of Homer. But for one
who was interested in the Greek
poet ten thousand turned with adj
miring love and faith to the new
words of the Teacher sent of God
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-10

The Enterprise three times per
week at $500 is cheaper than one
time per week at $1.OO or six times
per week at $500 and either is cheap
enough
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-10

It was not land slide but one of those Democratic
victories frequently oyea When the Democrats select ticket
for the presidential year they may depended make mess of
and thus insure Republican president Of course that
;s more of history than of prophecy.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-10
TUESDAYS RESULTS

Recorder Broyles Malvern Hill in Atlanta
Tbbe wins over Eighth for congress- Hardwlck over
McGregor in Tenth for congress-
43 majority for Democrats in House -
Democratic Governors elected New York Massachusetts oo
Connecticut and New Jersey Hooper elected Tennessee thru
continuation of Republican and anP Democratic
Ohio Indiana and will have Democratic legislatures
West Virginia elected Democratic legislature
For the first the history of the nation SOCIALIST mas Deeh
elected to congress- -,
Uncle Joe Cannon will retire from the speakersp OF the mouse
Champ Clark of Missouri Democrat probably be speaker
Democrats declare the election rebuke to the KepuoncS m
the AdrhPayne tariff law and TO lheouore NooSeve III mo
of natonalism
Record vote polled by Socialists in many states
Senator Lodge of reelection because of Democratic gains
Massachusetts legislature and the election OF KeDcanS undeeu
vote for him. :,
For the first took prominent part IN natona
election. ~
Robert Bass Republican, elected governor OF NE" ldp
shire bv plurality estimated at 5000
John Tener Republican elected governor of Pennsylvania with
plurality about 20000a low figure Pennsylvania
Republicans the reelection of Governor Pother IN Rhode
Island
Woodrow Wilson, Democrat elected governor of New Jersey
by the huge majority of $4,000
Insurgents were the West but only by margin
Chester Aldrch Republican defeated James Dahan democrat
for governor of Nebraska
John Dix Democrat elected governor Of New York by
majority of between 10000 65050 carrying the entire ticket
with him.
The people Albany and Doghey have last become thorough
" aroused on the question enforcing the prohibition law For and
wears that town soaked Saloons beer joints and
tigers Albany has the place outside of Savannah
where YOU could get adnk Outraged public sentiment has last revo
ted and there something doing Doughery will work out
that way sooner every and community in Georgia
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-10

Tom Watson showed his weakness in his congressional district
% man Friday the splendid fellow we served two years
in the state senate with and liked him. but for his alliance with
Tom world have received than the few dozen cast for
him in each
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-10

Syrup bing-tha grinding becoming general all over
the wire Grass section curling smoke from the short cmneys at
almost eve farm housendcae the long weetenng dseres from the
beautiful red and green stalks of sugar canes
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-10

There is more being manifested in the matter OF educato
in this county than has been known this part georgia since III
war or before the war a for that matter.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-10

One of the pretes printed papers that comes to the Enterprise
office is the three times week Cordele Dispatch
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-10

The corn of Willie Walker made of 28 IL cents
POI ~ r. j. Pentss
C.S CT H, Co.
The bows who produce so 100 bushels of not
ant to keep lean small cribs when they begin farming
their own
There are peope who the possibilities wiegrass
coil ond will wonder that made produce hundred
hmsbes Of corn Really about 200 bushels possible
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-10

Yes sir we are figuring the poultry ranches we want
see hundred poultry farmers Ben Hill before we quit the job
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-10

little Tom Tardwk has greater troubles than homey
Tom Watson gave Tuesdays election he will ndtes road easy Inc
neonle seem to take McGregors candidacy as joke
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-10

THE Jacksonville spirit is eervescent says the Jackonvne
Times Union The impression prevails generally that Jacksonville spirits
are intoxicating
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-10
The day before the election the Enterprise said:

Today the battle the liquor interest and the good people
&c Florida being with all the odds in favor the liquor dealers
who are mourning money and pouring the liquor down the voters
oats The opposition the sale being waged by who expect
mo reward in dollars prohibition victory Florida under
the conditions would be a marvel
TODAY the day the country democratic The people
wont change That characteristic of Americans With good
majority in the House Democratic president 1912 era in
limited States history will have been introduced
Here's hoping that Judge Bres reelected Atlanta today We
mood more men like him bench of the high and low courts
we want to see the the Protective Tariff and its great fam
lv Of evils We hope this the beginning of the end
we are perfectly willing Republicans in Tennessee
today"
The county went democratic prohibition failed Florida Jedge
ploc" WAS reelected and candidate Tennessee
The following in which citizen of the county
boud he interested and which of them will feel proud
Fitzgerald Ga, Nov 9Th 1910
The Board Education have this day awarded the following prizes
in the Bows Corn Contest past for the best yield
of corn viz $3.50
David BhopAshton Dstrict9S ST. bushels $500
Willie C Waker-Engewood 81 $40 ,.,......... 15OO
David Observation-Disclosures "73 $40 ............ 1000
Abort Tavlor-Salem 81 81 ............. 500
willie Walker for report cultivation. 500
The corn of Willie Walker made cost of 28 IL
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-10

The election murderer of Governor Goebe in Kentucky
CONGRESS is one disgrace of Tuesdays work
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-10

Anyhow, we have all seen the last of Cannonism.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-10

Tom Watson the defeat of Howard aho would have
been surer without his interference
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-10
Pleasant Fields of Holy Writ.
THE INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON.
Fourth Quarterly Lesson VII, Matthew XIV, 42-5l.
NOVEMBER 13, 1910.
NOVEMBER 10, 191O..

ed. 1t can no more be anticipated
than the coming of a thief in the
night can be. The readiness must
be instant The disciples must be
faithful and wise. He must watch
So will he be blessed! The contrary
course the presuming upon delay
of the day of reconing is the foolish
and sinful course. 1t can only end
in disgrace and ruin. 1t is aptIy
said that the last day is hidden that
every day may be needed!
The Teachers Lantern.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-10

THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1910.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-02-11
TIE HI El, TIOlN

The primary election for, for city city
officers passed off quietly and the. the
Of our people: arc s. satlshea
at the result. II there j. any sore:
ness over the result it has failed
to he shown and the result has
been accepted with good humor
by the defeated candidates.
This is as it should be, Now
let us get together and work for a
greater Winfield, A majority OF
the voters have indicated their
choice Of a mayor to administer
their laws, a marshal to conserve
the peace and five councllmen &c
make their laws. II we hold u[
their hands and yield our support
to the measures passed for tht
general good the affairs OF tht
town will result in the genera
good.
The ticket selected is a stroDs
one and we do not see where i
could be improved on and deserves
and should receive unanimous
support. I.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-02-11

The Sanders good roads move
ment has taken on new life. a
few small bore politicians IN this
State have opposed this movement
because Governor Sanders might
benefit politically by it. lie has
made & study Of roads and is one
Of the best posted men in the
United States on the subject. his
plan to furnish to the parties free
engineering and convict labor al
the expense Of the State is one o.
the best plans for securing gooc
roads at a minimum expense eyel
devised. It is a shame that a fey
pin heads oppose the Sanders plal
for purely political reasons;
Crowley Signal.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-02-11
TO IMPROVE STOCK.

The Central Produce Association
has bought several young Poll
Angus Bulls and have started to
improve their herds. This breed
makes the finest beef cattle on the
market, and as the bulls we're bred
in Grant parish they are acclim.
ated. This shows what the farm:
ers in this section are going to dc
to counterfeit the ravages Of the
boil weevil.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-02-11
GOitlgI, TO st. Louis

OF other points North OF East2
Use the line that is always on
time ,''' u UISIArJ As 4 &c ARKANSAS
3 E.Y Leave Winfield 9:l5 a.. M. !;
arrive Hope. Ark. 3:15 p. M; leave
Hope Ark. rs Mr. arrive st.
Louis 1913 a. m. Close connections
made at st. Louis for all points
beyond B. S. ATKIN son J, G. r. A #
Texarkana, Ark.
IS. u. HIGGINBorHAM, I.
gt.. T.. s. IA. y, Winfield, La.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-02-11
Saturday. February 2G, 1910
Sheriff Sale.

No. J. D. Holmes, transferee OF ". II:
James s. Son VS.. W. R. Brown. IN me
Fifth judicial District Court, Parish OF
Vim, Louisiana.
By virtue Of writ Of FIER1 FAcIAs !ssued
out of the Fifth Judicial District Court, in and
for the parish of VIM, Louisiana, ana 70 me-
seized and will offer for sale at public auction
at the north front door of the court house J IN
winfield, La., within the hours prescribed Dy
law, to the highest bidder, on
Saturday, February 26, 1910
the following described property, to-wit: SEX
section 80, township p north, range I east IsI
seized as the property of said defendant, "
R. Brown and Will be sold to satisfy said writ
and cost.
praisement. +. L.. SHAW, SheI!u.
ibis 10th day Of January, 1910. i2l &
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-02-11
4 rom Hic OF Valley.

ED1ro 4 g olIRADE::
As NC have been a.luman oelng
fifty.two years, Thought would would
drop You a few lines, iat$w vas long
overdue. Just how long We VIII
remain in our present sphere IS
hard to tell. Having contracted
that awful epidemic, hookW'o1r1ms,
pellagra and proletariaa politics,
and pauics, all under Doctor blll
Taft's high tariff discnfectants, ,we
are nearing delirium tremens. Iha'
awful ghost. before MY day visions
and tie haunt cf NY dreams ~
night, is that terrible handwriting
on the wall, II. O. o."
Don't you think, Mr.. Editor, that
q vacation for a full term in the
legislature would have a tendency
to restore us to normal condition?
Notwithstanding the value OF
space, correspondents continue TO-
cuss and discuss the good roads
issue in your paper, yet getting
farther from the issue all the time.
Who is authority for five mill suo-
sidy for good roads? Governor
Sanders, in opening he good roads
campaign in this parish, asked the
favor of the taxpayers for one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars
payable in instalments CT ten
years. We have ten wards Ill tie
parish, this will give each ward
fifteen thousand dollars for good
roads. Now it is a fact of the
parish records that the recipient
Of the five mill tax to the Arkansas
Southern Railroad amounts annH:
ally to $4,000. Any. one knows
that $4,000 is more than $4,000
/ It is a recorded fact as given by
1.-THE committee on good roads that
|SOM of the tax Of this parish is
!. paid by nonresident taxpayers
Then fifteen per cent Of capital i
asked to impose $4,000 annually
on S5M Of the parish's available
property, Is this what>the. people
! (the sovereigns of VIM parish
!. promised nonresident capital q
years ago?s No. The Southern
Sentinel and the VIM Parisl
Democrat, then mol1ers Of publ
n ! +. ! F. r. y /. y
opinion, said to nonresident. cap
tai: "Cone into our fold, for on
! undeveloped wealth isereater. tina
mines Of gold. Now, by Dl,E ayi
Of old, We are told that a 500
name and promise keptjs belts
than gold. ''Uncle Remus" say
figures don't lie, but liars figure
: see.
Give US this Gay our Goyernt
, sanders proposition Of one hui
!, drcd and fifty thousand dollar
:, bond issue. Give, or set, a pa
toeach ward of the ten wards I
the parish fifteen thousand dollar
!, each establish ia the trade cent.
!, Of each ward a cooperative mere
i antile trading post, build theroa'
!, to terminal at center Of thesparis
!, and at the end Of ten years the Il
8 commercial profits will exceed 7
s. bonds and interest.
( More anon.
r, MURPHY.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-02-11
Notice for publication.
I mp I Rr,IDNr OF THE INTERI oR.

UNITED STATES I, ND OFFICE =, ~
z5$ New, Orleans, La, Jan q, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that Geor 1sS8 WADE made
q Ssoaa entry No 5000 Serial No oo6S
iop NWof NW, section 6, Townshlph has 10
nad notice Of intention to make tnal hy fe
year proof to bll haior ~ o Abel at
Inc land above described, before r r. Ao' s' "'
winfield, La, on the
Seventh day of March, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses; = Blaa 10, a.
Roh Ceaser, Jim Ceaser, G. W. Bra1tord, =, an u
G ou, oI'l Tan WALTER L. COHEN.
atoS WI i1''. Register.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-02-11
Sheriff Sale.
w MD. Gaar VS.. J. B. Fox. In the
Fifth Judicial District Court, PARISH o.

~
No 80. W. MD. Gaar vs.. J. B. Fox: In the
- Fifth Judicial District Court, PARISH Oh
VIM, Louisiana.
Byvirtue of writ Of RI Fa. issued 10y out to o.
the the Parish Of VIM, Louisiana, and to me
directed in the above entitled suit, n nave We
seized and will offer for sale at public auctl9n
nj the north front door Of the court house !, IN
Winfield, La, within the hours prescribed Wy
law, to the highest bidder, on
Saturday, February 2G, 1910
mo following described property, to-wit: sEAi
Of NF;ll OF Section 81, SWA of SWA and 81 o.
NWI Of sWA, 10 acres in south part IT. o. Q,
NE of sW and 10 in southwes st co nrf
range : west. Is acres being the improved e
lands in the two described fortress Se a a;
the propertyof said defendant, j: b. 81 FOX ant
Terms of sale: Cash, with benefit it, OF !: ap
mr. ,isement. f. L. SHAW, Sheriff.
This 10Th day Of January, 1910.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-02-11
e oils sssEfs .ls,

s III olIlastS nd sore lungs are
% q
H. the Dc
I'll lIieH
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-02-11

mess 4 Sof
ltls enlra ssoeia ion,
baslI seed ,otat oes aud
lsrs ar So tiilg raad to plant.
sie e
u find This q
arb
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-02-11
H il e. llt,tt Il Isl Hand .Iinr liigratt ion

land Ilnmii ion
ll1a I'D liiries for
lis ii this sec,
III road alive to the
leeas tlle eoa llfry alon its
les, and daiIg solnet thing
butt diuss 1he waste
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-02-11
i UTURE .VvINNFIED.

. 81 u --- y
caused BY the.p panic the light seems
to break once more, and prosperity
approaches our town again. 1t Isl
up to lis to put our shoulders to
the wheel and help. The organic:
alton &c tile Commercial Club by
our enterprising business men was
The initial step in the direction OF
d better method Of advertising our
resources, and inviting outside
& capital TO come and help US in
developing them.
The undergraduates is in Fair
way Of being adjusted. We are.
going to stand onsthe same footing
With Shreveport, Rnston and Mon N 4.
roe Or the aid Of the Interstate
3 Commerce Committee will be IN:
yoked to bring the railroads to
terms. s.
With tits concession granted
~ iinnfeId will become a distribut,
ing center and jobbing houses will
Be established. Three valuable
industries have already indicated
a desire to locate here as soon as
the rates are assured. A hard.
cod mill and 5000 foot saw y
Mill are TO be located here this
yea An iron foundry and repair ali
shop is being ne gotiated for an 1lcr
viii beIsure y estab 1ished this..yyear'
The City Council has las passed 1 th'
following ord finance to help things
alone
oRDIN NAN E NO. 1873
/ MI. Long; ss. 1
"a iii inaiica 10 exempt from niunieip taxa
Zion certain kinds Of manufac turing plant q! q
for d period OF ten years from the Tim
thatS they may be erected, sprovid ed sue
are erected between the sdnte and the pas
saga of this ord nance and January 1912
Bes rs ordained BIZ he Mayor and Board (
lasrinen of til s Town 81 Tinnfeld, La, i
,,lar sess on Yened: That there shall b
exemp iron, mn nicipal tax alton, for 9 perioS
az ten years from the date Of their completiol
tho capt al, hineryy and otlier propert
employed ir the operation of SAN mill mill
mil timber treating plants, ma chir
plants for making s g
tare md other articles Of ,good, plants 4
Mailing sfrona marble or stone, for MAXI
itare and CHI nicals, srs
clas nlisis from leather, iron Or tn, ided
sllels plallts shall employ not less than u
d iii any one Of such factories and pr
iseSs that such plants or tories shall
M the incer limits OF the toy
~ IIn.laeId between the date Sos the passa
81 tits act and January Est, 1ai5
Yeas: R s, q aerson, g. 81 lott q.
Lon aiath eys..s y y
None,
ppsoyed tais Iiebr,arsy 1 l
g ooP .s
il. sII d ARD, Il lerk, Mayor
| III view he above prospect
lliellI pc dreams,
Sec ~, reas son Cor donbtin 4
Dom "a D.lsiIle hat is surely
s.; lets Us 50 d
erStle tEIlings that are ours ifl
|Gs allg them
sIf1lin Ii
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-02-11
Administrators Sale.

succession of Martin Van Buren-!n Fifth
'ul District Court, VIM Parish Louisiana 42a:,o
nv Virtue Of an order issued by the HONOR !.
able george Wear Judge Of the Efh p hdder
Court offer for sale to the hlg ghrf Ronse
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-02-11

.99 ;st
There is one atertrHst il this
Nation than any trust nov in exist
.ence, and thatsis tile =trust#of the
AIneric an Poop y y hen enougll
of them combine to- her,andi bold
together ii siistan &C to he OPP
pre- ssion Of lllreas enable oo.d
Epric IS, Or on y other evil which
|threatenlIs the public good their
|opposers had bette stand from
sunde The pres ent ttitude Of
the trusts IS sloWlaY el'yysta liziug
this create TINS 4 &, u 3 what vii #be
Fan III regnab 4 and ire i: sistible
Tor ce. lexan lriis 8 Wll Tall
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-02-11

alnes aarffeld Iva smurd ered
IS sle half.craz d /. inite ID for be-
siln i,resid en- ,Ian ess aarlield|
VAS seal ,sy PRACTICAL poll iciallsI
Tor bell rigs BIZ. 3.ss ss . s5I
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-02-11
Reas on Enthroned.

Because meats are 10 tasty they are
consumed In great xcess. This leads
To attomaeh iron les, biiiiou BUSINESS and
eenstip eVises your Diet let
|aeason and nc i d panipgred appetite
control then take few doses Of
Chant erlai1l's Stomach and Liver
||alTablets and you will soon be well
again For sale at al drug,
store Samples free.