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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-25
Banquet in London
Toasts to Taft and Kaiser

BERLIN. Nov. 24-David Jayne Hill,
American ambassador. presided at a
dinner tonight at which 325 Americans
We're present. Hill proposed the health
3f President Taft to whom a cable dis
patch Of greeting was sent and also
toasted Emperor William.
In Latin Quarter
PARIS, Nov. 24-Thanksgiving cele-
hrations by Americans in Paris were
held today in the students hotel and
in the American girls club in the Latin
quarter. Sailors from the United States
warships observed the day as a general
holiday in Cherbourg
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POOR FARM INMATE
LEAVES $500 ESTATE
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

REDWOOD CITY. Nov. 24.-John
Ryan, who died two weeks ago at the
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later. The rebels robbed Chavez's body
of s400
The rebels, retreating. barricaded
themselves behind a bridge where. in
another skirmish two soldiers were
killed. After this encounter the revo-
| lutionists fed to the mountains.
The Twentieth battalion from Mexico
City passed through here this morning
bound for Parral, where there is an un-
confirmed report of trouble.
Reyes Not Coming Home
PARIS, Nov. 24.-General Bernardo
return to Mexico to take a hand In the
revolution
To a reporter of the Associated Press
General Reyes expressed the opinion
that President Diaz, whom he described
as a great patriot, would restore order
and afterward adopt effective measures
for allaying the present popular dis
content in Mexico.
General Reyes declined to go into de-
tails regarding the causes which led
to the present condition of affairs in
Mexico, but expressed the belief that
the unrest could not be regarded as
serious. and would not last long.
RAPS MADERo
OF Francisco I. Madero, leader of the
revolutionists in Mexico, General Reyes
said
"Madero lacks in experience. He has
had no public career that would make
him formidable. Should some man
with better prestige and popular fol-
| lowing, especially a man of influence
with the army, appear behind him the
situation might possibly become grave.
General Reyes said the present trou-
bic in Mexico would not alter his plans
He expected to remain here long
enough to complete the mission with
which he is charged. Pointing to a
document on his desk. he said
The most important matter with
which I have to deal is just before me.
Reports that I intend to intervene in
the trouble in Mexico are baseless.
left Mexico a year ago for the express
purpose of preventing the use of my
name as a slogan for revolution
Jose Limantour. Mexican minister of
finance. is also in Paris. having arrived
several months ago with his wife, who
Is under medical treatment.
DUBS MADERo A SOCIALIST
Doctor Limantour today declared
that the situation in Mexico was in no
sense serious. Local agitation, he said,
had been magnifed by Texas frontier
reports as to a general revolutionary
movement. Madero, he. said, is a well
meaning but deluded socialistic doc
trinaire.
''Madero spent his fortune lavishly
in a socialistic propaganda in indus
trial centers," said Doctor Limantour.
Hence the present agitation in Puebla
and Orizaba, where many refugee an
archists from Barcelona, Spain, are
living"
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CABINET CHANGES
To PACIFY REBELS
Diaz Will Give Exiled General,
Reyes, a Place as Repre-
sentative of Malcontents
Seven RevOlutiOnists and Six
Soldiers Are Killed in Bat
tie at Gomez PalaciO

Continued from Page 2
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FOR RENT-R00MS
Furnished.

E ST. n. W, 21O-Fur. apis: l. h. k: in
exceptionally weu-kept house; refined
adults; near Union sta, Capitol, and Gov
eminent offices.
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Specials for This Week :

1910 Pullman Touring Car, fully equip
ped, good as new; cost $3.50; VIII sell
for less than half.
1910 Buick Runabout, with rumble seat,
fully equipped, '$55o-
1910 Empire Roadster, fully equipped.
$500
1910 EMF, 4-passenger. fully equip
PED, $50.
1910 Chalmers Roadster. like new.
Bargain.
1910 Buick Touring Car new. SIS.
1910 Ford Touring Car, fully equipped,
$3.50.
1903 Buick Runabout. rumble seat,
equipped, $3.50.
1903 Buick Light Touring Car, equip
ped, $iZ5.
Pterce-Arrow; very fine, late model,
fClly equipped SNAP.
1910 Chalmers Touring Car, fully equip
PED, at sacrifice.
Want OFFER for Peerless Touring Car.
fully equipped
Overland Runabout, 4-cylinder. top
and lamp perfect order. $50.
Rambler Touring Car; newly painted;
good order, $500.
Efco. 4-passenger. folding seat, $3.50.
Model Il Buick, ike new; a prize
winner. $50
Franklin, Model G; elegant shape, $50.
Ford Runabout. fully equipped. $3.50.
Jackson Roadster, IS II. P; very
speedy; $685..
80 others Of most every known make.
See us for great bargains 10000 sun
dries, One-half regular prices.
Write FOR Bargain Sheet.
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AUTOMOBILES
S SAVED RIGHT NOW
Bang! Goes Profits
Mr.. Prospective BUYER:

MI Irrespective Buyer.
DO you want to save 500 to $500 on
buying an auto2 Now is the time. IN
the near future good slightly used
late model autos viii be scarce and
higher. There Will be cars, but not
the select stock and remarkably low
prices we can offer right now. We
have a full line Of 1909-1O Runabouts
and Touring Cars at prices surprising
.ly low Every car carries our iron
bound guarantee. Kept in adjustment
free for 3 months. a car purchased
and found not satisfactory can be eX-
changed for any other car on our floor
lat same price We have hundreds OF
satisfied customers, and want you on
our list.
Buyers We have sold who are salts
tied:
Dr. Sacks-Baby Buick.
Mr.. BeIl-MaxwelL
Mr.. Betts-Baby Buick.
Mr.. Moss-Buick Touring Car.
Mr.. Wilson-Ford Touring Car.
We have $50 others on our list,
which is open 10 you
OUR MOTTO:
Square deal, small profits. quick
sales, and satisfied customers our best
statesmen
Exceptional special prices on all
cars. tires. and tubes. all sundries 80
per cent of; $4,000 worth Of supplies
We not only carry the best, but the
cheapest. A few listed. We have 81
others.
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AUTOMOBILES
INNER TUBES
REPAIRED
On Short Notice

The National Auto Tire Works
wishes to inform the public that on
November ! they will be in their
new location, 822 i4th Street NV,
formerly at 424 10th Street N. w.
Ines Need Repairing?
If you Want 1t Done Right
Take Them to the National
Auto Tire Works.
Our method of vulcanizing tires
is positively the best and most ser
viceable to be had in Washington.
We have made a speciality Of auto
mobile tire repairing, and our facili-
ties for this kind of work are IN
excelled. We carry a most complete
stock of high-grade bicycle and au-
tomObile tires and SundrieS at the
lowest possible prices.
WE SAVE YOU MONEY
by doing your repairing cOnSidera-
bly, cheaper than any other repair
store in town. All our work is
FULLY GUARANTEED,
and we can satisfy you both in tht
quality and the exceptionally low
prices Of our work.
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BASKETS TO ORDER

We MANUFAt TURE BASK ETS-Any kind
Repairing IA speciality at short order.
4. kESSLERs 1027 9Th st. n. ".
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FOR RENT-R00MS
UnfurnIshed.

, ST. y. W, 6I2-Two communicating rooms:
second floor. ncat. bats, light housekeepins'
reference ra1e 0uQGIa
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ROOMS AND BOARD
THE NAPLES. 13OI-O3-O5 K ~

GRANT PLACE. Large south room on
parI1r floor, small room con. with porch
home comforts, home cooking; reasonable
rates: aIso TWO front connecting rooms with
board.
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FOR RENT-R00MS
Furnished and Unfurnlshed.

FOR RENT-First floor front and back par
Tor. Tor Office or business, large rooms; hot
water heat BOX --5. Times Office.
GA s. y H.. IUs-Ihree second-GOOr front
rooms for light housekeepins-
G ST \. W, s5I-Two light basement rooms.
every COM euience, suitable for business or
small family
9Th ST. y W, H5-Cne furnished OF IN
furnished room for light housekeeping
80 ST y E.. 1Z2-Clean attractive rooms.
hot-water heat; furnished or UNFINISHED.
\ ST. ). f., 225-Furnished or unfinished.
bright rooms
EYE ST. y W. us-FUrnished or unfur-
nIshed back OF front
18th ST. y. w. 7O2. cor. Of Ci-Large rooms.
private baths; also small rooms. modern
couN eniences; permanent or TRANSIENT cars
convenient, reasOable. board II desired.
z ST n W. 2l2-Furnished or unfurnished
rooms; central; Up-to-date bath, hot-water
heat.
l6TH ST " W. u6-Private family has
rooms. So 90 50. refined persons only.
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FLOOR OILS
RUG WEAVING,

BEAUTIFUL RUGS woven from, old carpets
The Washington Rug Weaving Co, office
and works. so 5th 81. y. ". Main 4325
HANDSOME reversible rugs frcm w. car
pets; we guarantee our work ECCLIreE RUG
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BOARD

EXCELLENT HOTEL MEALS catered to
your apartment only so month: can YOU
beat it, Phone MR. WILLIAMS. North 745l
c O'Clock.
= ST n. w. s0O-First-class table board az
So per month. home cooking
A ST S E. 47-Nice large furnished front
T1Om with OF without board.
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AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES
YOUR LAST CHANCE

Balance Of stock Of Tires. Tubes,
Wind Shields, and Tire Chains must "a
this week, and win 20. judging from
the way we handed out the goods last
week REMEMBER, not a great lot OF
any OF the following goods left:
50 Bal-Bearing 5-positi0n Wind
'tL-0t4 ---------- l3-l-
Prsstohte Tanks. IS kind.--.........SI7-00
ALL SIZES TIRE CHAINS. ONE
HALF REGULAR PRICE.
Big Electric Bus Horns. 81 s.
$50 Foot Pump-.--.-.........-.. SO
LAe A-NlLo -.------ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e
Battery Connections. ................. Il
$50 Jacks OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 :.
auto oil, gal ~
SDitfire Spark Plugs. 75C
80 Other Makes OF Spark PLUGS. SOC I'D
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HOTELS
COAL AND WOOD
CLOCK HOSPITAL

WE MAKE a specially Of repairing clocks
watches. and al kinds Of jewelry. H G.
& J. Z. WAGNER, S221 NJ ST. y. W. ". go
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

HERE ARE A FEW OF THE extraordinary
bargains in fine upright pianos offered dur
Ing this expansion sale Stleu. $50. Chick
ering, $50. Pease. $50. NOse $50. EIrnbaIL.
$50: Hardm-n. $3.50. Chase. $40. ShonInger,
$3.50: Milton. SEQ; Fischer. $50. Weber, $50
and many others. Easy terms. AutopianO,
good condition, $3.50. .. J. DeMOLL 4 Co.
Cor 18th and @ SITS.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-11-04
GETTING a Reputation.

There is a desk in the senate par
ttcularly convenient as a place from
which to make speeches. 1t is next
to the aisle and almost in the center
Of the chamber, and affords an oppor-
tunity for the speaker to make every,
body hear.
AT least a dozen senators, accord
ing to the Washington correspondent
Of the st. Louis Star, have borrowed
this desk when they had special utter,
ances to deliver to the senate. This
led, not long ago. to a mild protest
from its legitimate occupant. .
II am perfectly willing to give up
my DESK. said he, but am afraid
people will think that the same mai
IS talking all the time. l don't want
to get the reputation of constantly
Milling the senate with Words
Youths COMPANION.
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lAWFUh BURNING ITCH CURED
s IN A DAY 'sl

I'm the middle Of the night of March
30th l woke up with a burning itch in
my two .Hands and felt as if l could
pull them apart. In the morning the
itching Had gone to my chest and dur
ing thatgday It spread all over my
body. LsWas red and raw from the top
of my head to thessoles of my feet and
r was IN continual agony from the
itching. sI could neither lie down nor
sit up. E..g happened to see about Cuti-
'eurA Remedies, and l thought I would
give them a trial. a took a good bath
with, the Cuticura1 Soap and used the
'tEutfcura Ointment. I put 1t on from
my head down to my feet and then
went to bed Onsthe first Of April l
felt like anew man. The itching was
almost gone. I continued with the
Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment
and during that day the itching COM
pletely left me, Frank Gridley. 1876
East 43rd Street. New York City, APR.
81, 1907" Cuticura Remedies are sold
throughout the xorqd; potter Drug n
Corp. Sole Props. Boston. Mass.
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HIS LIVELIHOOD At STAKE
Certainly Candidate for Governor
Gould Not Expect to Get ,
Esst II yEn That Vote. s.aA

An accident IN which former Gov.
OdelltMl New York figured as the VIC.
tim was told by Col. James Hamilton
Eewis=at a recent banquet. es1 G.
When Gov. Odell was last running
for Office. ;" said Col. Lewis, there had
been asgreat deal Of talk about Mia
CARA falls and the electrical power
that could be conferred on all parts OF
New FORK. One day an old negro
haltedaNr. Odeil andTsaid: = -4ala
Ny Odell. is yo' runnin'- for gov
ner, sXafsR' ,ns..g s.Fj .n,sf%@
Ian answered the candidate.
/. "T aI9ess- yo' want my vote. den.'
said tENEs old. colored man. sgssl@ "a
NJ Well, L. would like to have your
vote. Up. I have known you for SO
WI. I list want to ask. you i a
question: Mr.. ~Odell, befo' I give nah
vote tosJou. Are yo' for electric lights
in dis fnwn?' l-h%e @@
"'Wea5, Zeb, l am for all modern I'm;
provemShts.' said Odell, with-a slight
zhourish4 aas ,Ages7a 7aat s
WA sab, I CANT vote for you.
ftsaid Zs6&s with hrmness. 70 done for
4 get datast Is a lamp lighter"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-11-04
why the Boy Gave Thanks.

Alan had played the entire day with
little : brother without an impatient
word. After saying his customary
prayer that night, his mother suggest
ed that he add. Il thank God l was
not impatient with little brother to-
day" This he did with much fer
vency; after which he remarked that
there were some other things he
would like to thank God for, and forth
with he closed his eyes and said:
II thank God l offered my candy to
father before taking any myself.
4 Il thank God I offered my candy to
mother before taking any myself.
II thank, God ! offered my candy to
little brother before taking any my,
self. 5:s .3.gi
"And thank God there was some
eft."-Lippincott's.
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.(By T. E. FERGJJSON1

A NY 4. =. EtGOSON.)
hAtnhAdvG year aes!iast csbTSs nav
be1 pasted nieely ifythey sare ginr good,
condition, and let me say right here
ht3tE haHl HodicIlt6 r6aarkstaass OChlekeH4l
gthat are, poor Inv flesh, ,s-t,1> aIf
- A'thfh' hen can be wen fatteped IN,
lthrae Waeks5 VIzslTQ9I &. hffR ]
weisht ffom ~ ponndsito si4 'pbands,
and this gain of ope-third, in 1esAfis
Ssufpassed' ny the advance ihstrfes per
tpopEnsds; at ffths, hands sotfa dtsrrtm,nHt-
/ lSrhers 10 Another kind, Il foAl tSsst
the shrewd farmer wishes to. eetf rid
of before Writer and this lis TIE time
of year to, do it,.ga al 1n1txa =
]. refer I'd the, hen two or three
years did, WQliS 3aG y2JffI
The hen that you kept over, thu
last season against your better judg
bmenti for lyoh knew that as : pulle'
and as a yearling she did better worl
at the egg basket than she ever car
AShe Accumulated fat during las
winter and will do all right TO stew
lots Of good gravy about her; or sh'
will, If stewed a while, first, make nic'
afS Il ktex& ed siddg lime shs lwflT eess1l
make a prime roast. Sell her nov
Before the price goes down.
In June last year we disposed Q
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Ono Of NJ Best Rest cures.

10 Q good story.
To many SsAmen II Is as good asa
trip away frSka home.
When youfs1re tired out and your
nerves are cna edge. try. going on by
yourself Andsssbsing yourself In sosne
good story. 4 You will. n mine cases
out Of ten. come back rested and In
vlgorated. ia
One womah who has passed serene
ly through n4HnI years ofahard work
and worry that. go. with the managing
Of q house and bringing sup ots large
family of children. said that she con-
sidered 1t the duty of every busy
h~ousekeeper to SSead a certain amount
Of trash" light fiction, for the rest
and change to TIE mind that it would
give. 81
Try 1t, you Who lead a strenuous
life, and who so4Metimes grow exceed
ingly weary Of tie same.
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soreness and
urinary trou-
bles. These r
tie awerpipgstr,
natures signals
ikAdd, HEf
should be used
'at Tho hrst Sign,
chash.
North Main ST..
savanna, ILL.,.
says: IT was
cohfnadl 70 ibsd
w,.lathnALAhdnsy
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All About II

To appreciate fully this scrap Of dia-
logues quoted from London Punch, n
should see the two odd characters en-
gagged in 1t. Apparently they parted
satisfied. n that he had impaired
some real, information, the other that
he had received some. Said one man:
"D'you recollec' old wot's-is-name?"
DO" I'm with the collar?" -
,""Ayes"
""Wot ababt Imp"
"'E'ad to 60 down"-jerk Of the
head-"you k%now--they give i'm wot
you calf it-didn't 7arf git 1t, l don't
think!" w 4a- ~5 ~
sReely!" Asi
admit you card, them"
II did ear somefink, but no details
l+not afore now."-Youth's Companion.
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bcrastlnationa1a

observation-disclosures ieoi39l
Il heard <ss taleethe&other day al. q
postponing SAAp. who thought he'd buy
. wheel sd 8ay. but-they will be
cheaper, pei Nps.' And SO he dalied
year by yeaz the cheapest wheel to
buy; but lohl before the y4tsdpS9t gSsa5
that zap hea lad to die!3sAhd $780, W
putting of p64 day, we miss the wine
q life; an9ss$ome there I are Y jsst
Oct busy NY. you timid 'swaih.' pro
erastinate 1Bpore, for r4 tim Es, z spnEsly
Come wait "a long u make Epfc,
4 ~husbandsas1Sr &c wafsIa sandfy taei
come take aT<roken stick and make
mess OF lites'-H. B. Benedict II
JuQRo. as.a ~ s.. IA @IE
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n 70 alTfi9 alFsT .G.-tIEsIs 50 E7 -
EXCELLENT CURE FOR GAPES
&eossgEHsdtEvse Reraedy ~ tndatatien
e. 9 bfoscarbotld pFdmeslsird Is9zs''
EU as,t.s placed tn,W OGDEN. Box TIA ~

Whenever gapes attack a flock Of
turkeys the first thing to dozis TO r.
move tho bifds Sffected 10 new ground.
The Amost.effectlvee cure1s the inhala.
ton by the birds of carbolic acid
fumes. The, bird, or, birds r placed
in a wooden compartment box as
shown In this illustration. The cal.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-11-04

or expected 4 be up again. .lAldpctor
said had al9ute Inflammation Of the
bladder. but l4e could mot help ams.
How gratefils was l for the prompt
relief Doan's kidney PMS gave, met
Continued ase removed every sign q
Remember The namnsADoania3i b
For sale pyaall dealers. 50 cents :
box. Foster-Miburn Co.. Buffalo. N. 7.
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.ouxy SURPLUS old hens at Is cents per
pound; that - more per pound than
they will bring, next fall. 2ass.a ssad
hens scarcely more than pay for their
food by the few eggs they produce.
ssSh a. 5thes bficSs Of iisss poultry @Pps
so3fastains the meantime ltsis Ssss to
sell early.
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Ls[39ss -zTE La ENotary Public. -
&c. T.; 1870 aaaa AAfnei@ =

Prove WHIT Swamp-Root win Do For You
Send Dr. Kitasr 4 Go. BinghamsA
,tpn, M III, for a sample bottle. 1t will
convince anyone. You will also receive
. booklets Of valuable information, telling
all aboutsthe kidneys and bladder. When
Writing he sure and mention this paper.
For saisit 1t all drug stores. Price fifty
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-11-04
THE FIRST TASTE
Learned to Drink Coffee When . Baby.

II parents realized the fact that cofs
fee contains a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y
especially harmful to children, they
would doubtless hesitate before giving
the babies Coffee to drink.
when l was q child in my moth,
er's arms and first began to nibble'
things al the table, mother used TO
give me sips Of coffee. As my parents
used coffee exclusively at meals i
never knew there was anything 70
drink but coffee and water.
"And so l contracted the cohee
habit early. 1 remember when quite
young the continual s of coffee so
affected my parents that they tiled
roasting wheat sand barley, hAen
ground 1t in the conee-mill' as . SUI
stitute for Coffee
But 1t did not faste right n knex
went back to cofAe again. TnataTaH$
long before Postum was eve nenfT ,
-, continued u use coffee until !
no. 81 and whS& I got into office
work 7 began to nave rvo spells.
s s:;;ss. e: :,ss' .! sss:s'F.| 400 3
correspondence. H. o.,
AT night, afteHF having u -.
supper, l could hsFdly sleep, anu
.,s,rv IN the morning would feel veal
and nervous. ,adaj Yi,'tt ~
Postum. My wife And a. NJ -
n at first, but later when boiled goot
n strong it was me, Nov, sWslfxssA
mt give up Postum FOR the oest cores
We ever tasted. &C.,
~ can now get good slsep1ae% N
from nervousness 4snd lheaedaSRes;
recommend Postum e ~ cPss.
ers." u,o,,1d,le." Il
Read 1.-THE Road to Weli'lile.
pkgs. saSgsRs
There's q Reason r
r,-r read the above letter. me
enc appears from ' n.S fuIi OF huma
arc genuine, true ~.~
lAterert
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-11-04
IN THAFsnDA6N0SIS
esnzassais MsshsosdSa N Nay E 4sys R,.n
Hight But Here He vas .@'
;tss5ataFStf{:: r"spF q @sFa W

ts4sAu Right, but Here He Vas ,~
t,sss7atdPssdftt:: f"'oF Q svPa Hf
5sIs sslsx "a f=ss saf'ais s"ss
,,rWeTare told that the la~testtsensAs
tlsn fnsthf medical world IS the asser-
ton Of a doctor that lleais ables BIZ
LOOKING, Into a patients eye.5t to make
an. accurate, diagnosis Of the complaint.
whftHsthe patient is suffering. But is
rms really as novel as it Is supposed
.toshsf4fI, recollect hearing some time
agesgE a doctor who said to "a patient
: who was under examinations II can
see BY the appearance of your right
eye what is the matter with you. You
are, suffering from liver" ,
7 oMy Fight eyer asked the patient.
| "Fes.s" returned the doctor. III
tehOwsa me plainly that your liver is
souf Of order.'sS M9S Ab1etTfH alf|
kGs7'Excnse me, DOCTOR" said the pa
tieHt, alphabetically. MY right eyes
q glass one"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-11-04
SELLING OFF THE OLD HENS lSIu|
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for so44k4pe, and yeceivedr nc srelief. from
them. Whipped taking medicines for some
time 3thl having some Dr ekf1mefs
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'the s4$haF bottle Commenced ia. pass
gravel bkAa urine Until had passed IN, al
At l%eassSS33 half a. dozen or more and have
not sufk}ed1 thu siehtcstI since andiins al
|qaave tdHddn one bottle and ~ half and feel
very gH&tful 70 pr. Kilmer''s SwampRoot.
"a ~~'T Yours very truly,
iii 1sr@r iaFtg H:W.SEPfNKS.
les'dF .ata'camp fIil,''Aia'
g persdsusahly pappeafsda before me TIL.
10th Of Apgust, 1893, rH.dW. iSpinks, who
subscribSa the above statement and mad.
path tHat same e Z st true u substance snS
In tasssaa9 a! B::LEE, e
-----7t NsE Notary Public.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-11-04
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chesEAng Up the Gulde,
"RememHst, Henry" said the hunt.
or who hade.Rrranged tWah the. IQ1id4.
"we're notFFfl4 ring you-you're simply
one Of BUR party. sssEsFsggz5s2s s1s.+4ss asszH Ess astg
whats dItgsyour mind p injured the
guide. esA g~
well. yo1lSSee. in case spyeha1g hap
pens we d1p't want to Be- troubled
with this sxAw employers liability
law" admittaA the cautious hantet.44
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