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WEEKLY EXPORTS.
BEEyEs-Receipts for two days. III


BEEyEs-Receipts for two days. ~ ear.,
or 3O66 head, Including 33 cars for the mar
kct: ai cars sale. steers were rather SLOW
hut generally rated steady TO strong with excep-
ton Of coarse heafy which were possibly
trife easier; bulls and cows hed UP nrm Is'
COWS shade higher. There was gooa o,esI. s.asr,
scld At 81 lOEs7 ~ per 100 H. common 70 fairy
good bulls at sSq$5 90; cows at 81 -ogss $50; 90
. Ohio cows at 81 20d So 20. respectively; dressed
beef easy. at 94l2c for native sides NO ia'er
sales s. sanders: Is virginia steers 1852 y y
81 % per 100 h: Il. 1870 IL, 81 TO-: H. lBti 10
is1o o. n, Sc - T. 400 30 H. S. 90: is west Virginia,
1926 n, s. i5 IS, 14o1 II. 81 10; g. llSI r. So 20
cows. $50 II. 81 Is: l. SO 10 50 80: s. e94 n 50;
l. 500 10, 81; /, $50 10, 81 -; heifer' 500 d.
Newton & Co: 10 virginia steers; 1910 le
81 20 TO- 1900 4, 81 20 1917 10 80 80; ~ l$I' 81
n So So ~ West Virginia VIE ~ g, i22S 90 10 20 ~
iiieii0 L. NJ So 10. 26 ili2 Ii. 81 %: 49, lo6i H.
IS a5 IL 100 H. 50 50; O. lloo TO- 90 ~ S'Ss
;5,I + % y y[soa 81 i6s s5ffr' s Sc 1:9: 5
p g issS s. H. h. So ,GS5 S5 G ie y ?9 80 H. So $50 H.
sf %: / bull. 100 III. So 10; /. $50 10. 81 go,
1000 & s. = So e. 4 o s3 % ss6 = 10 S0 IS 90 5Ofo
$50 $50 10. So so ). SCI 10 s. so 3. 500 h. 81 20
s4s@"fs 3sgo G s. S Son si H. %s;5 20 fl5
r. Sc 25 T. 100 100 II IO' s. se % Ohio cow lo'O
Il. a42 H.. s. 50; IS, olS IL, $75; 1s; S28
u S g fS s. s. feS cow lG 1910 g rs s. s4 IS TO-
s. - es g @ % COM mis- $50 ois p s. s. So s. a.
zoo os6 l9' 49, = So "a ~ /. $50 $50 ib' s. 80
Andrew mullen 23 bulls, aS2 n; - So :"
Gcorso C%"s; * & L. T. : Dnenback l. bulls io9S
Ii. 81 50: II. ..2 lh' s. 20; J. ''o Io' 90 .
coWs' lo'T uoIjis. ,I - 10 bulls. 500 H. So So; l.
$50 h. So -: / COW, $40 To- s. 90 J. $50 TO-
y W ~ r Hume. bulls, 1896 H. So s5: c. 700
IT, CAVES Al Receipts for two days. ,$1G7
head incudllg o,1qi for the market Nfals
fun steady a. me Ier nnper 'eoTtIorn m and
western calves held up for an grades, nHl-
tcrmilks and grassors unchanS@c. ln'hn"
to choice veals gold at e. - "a SiV Sr,c 80 frw sc'
lected at SO 20: culls, 81 %. ~ 90 go3u
western calves 81 20: Indiana, $3.50 SOUTH
eru calves and veals 50 s. 90. pressr h,,,
ouotcd Nrr1 at 19a &c for city dressed veals'
n 49, for country dressed.
sversrc $40 per 100 10; T. I34 H.. -; 80 Us H.
IS -; g. 143 n. 81. IS culls, IL ln S0. 80
mixed calves. 200 n 81 so: 81 srass'rs' rs d.
81 %. l40 1sa n. 50. 80, e, ,,o. 81, 900 .,
80 6oil; 10 i23 10. 50 5o 90 grassers 40 io 50
Andrew Mullen: Il yeals, l5s n $40 -. 20 i%' w.
n 50 q = i53 II. s. fea '@iHeS ,7s H. 81 5o o
is 2is n, 81: &. 80 II. 81 % t.. @92 N, 81
W y Hume: - vcals 147 n. SO %: j., -
H. SO: Il. I3s n. 81 30; . 10 H. 50 - grass
ers: 80 22c 10; = pnlcnback: le veais 100 n
$40. 10 mixed calves. 1d6 it. s.. s., l"' 10
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THE WENONAH
S23 West 18TH :

S23 West 1I2th st.
New story freproot building. attractveiy
arranged: extra layatories and large closets;
Immediate possession. Concessions 10 october.
and Rooms. and Baths. $40 10 81 800.
UUSTO\ S SPRAKER co. IS Liberty St.
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oeicial observations Of United states weather
.-t--.. III fnIInM.
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THF MAJESTIC. st. Nicholas Avenue.

:. i
and { large rooms: absolutely fireproof;
most attractive proposition on Nasningtoh
Heights Electric light and tee supplied with
out cost Elevator and elephonc-continuous
service These buildings. while convenient TO
subway will appeal to those who prefer the
~ road. Rents $500 10 81 .020. Renting Agent
on premises or Dt BOIS & TAYLOR, S5j5
\
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EXPLANATORY NOTES.
Observations taken 81 sp. m, 18th ntHoH' time ~
pressure reduced TO sea level.
Isobsn oontnsous lines pass 'housh pom" eP'"' '
I.o,hefrs dotted Hpes pass through points Q, sas ,s
r',',,e drawn only of isfo ireelng 20 sne 'W oeHeo
q Clear; q Partly Cloudy: . Cloudy; KAN , sno"
M Report missing. Arrows ny win me. me wlna, y, o
,.,os ~ OF inch on more io u hours ending p m YES
,nyc ~,nd velocity when 10 OF more miles per hour
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'Ex dividend 2ls per cent TEX dividend IL.
per cent tex dividend per cent tbN u'i
dend per cent. 'Ex dividend II. per cent
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I)af1(]ef'ii !
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Danderine is 20 the hair what fresh showers
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Immediately after applying a little Dan
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II YOU care for beautiful, soft hair and lots
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smillngly cvadcs all questions on that
score. II has been limited that President
TAFT. who has found In Major Butt the
most conScnial OF daily companions
while not exactly frowning on the idea
OF marriage FOR his alter ego, Is more
reconcilcd 10 having him wait a while.
Major Butts duties require him 10 aC-
company the president on all his trips,
to appear whenever he gives an entertain
ment or attends one, in short 10 be with
him from morning until night
Another wel-liked bachelor is Butler
Amcs OF Massachusetts, Mr.. Amess
father. Adelhert Ames, was an officer In
the army and his mother Blanche But
Ter Amcs, WAS the daughter or Ben But
Ter. Mr.. -Amcs is millionaire and Is
much seen in society. lie was popular I'm
the set I'm which Mrs. Longworth moved
when in her first season as Alice Roose-
welt. and like many another popular
bachelor was supposed To have been a
suitor for her hand. He is still on the
sunny side OF forty handsome and social
ly accomplished. Apparently he has no
aversion 10 feminine society, and his con-
tlnued bachelorhood is puzzlug To his
many friends.
Then there is John Barrett, one OF the
most eligible and most popular bachelors
In Washington. Mr.. Barrett has been
connected by rumor with lots Of supposed
matrimonial intentions. There has not
been a season for the past few years that
has not been enliyened by The rumor
that Mr. Barrett intended lat last TO
marry. Now IL was II belle in Begota.
then a member OF the American colony
in London. But nothing ever came OF II.
Mr.. Barrett cultivates feminine company
and seems never so happy when play
ing host or escort To the charming maids
and matrons la society.
Lee McClung, one OF the most popular
bachelors in society here, does his part
in entertaining, and his evident enloy-
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ment OF the society OF his girl friends
encourages the matchmalicrs TO hope
that he may fall before the coming
season ends.
Benjamin ). Gable. the Chicago attor-
ney who succeeded Ormsby McCammou
as assistant secretary Of commerce and
labor. is another attractive and wealthy
bachelor. fc IL sun under forty. was a
bones man at Yale. and has added
much 10 the past social season here.
Basil Miles. whom Secretary Meyer.
when postmaster general brought from
the embassy at Berlin TO be superu-
lendenL Of foreign mails, is a much-feted
bachelor Of the official set So is Dr,
\. Platt Andrew OF the treasury de-
Dartment.
Viscount dAlte, who has been in
Washington for eight years. has main
tained longer continuous baChelorhood
than any OF his confrcrcs, but the match
makers have not yet given up hope OF
him. The Swedish minister is still new
10 Washington, but he has made a line
impression here.
Prince Koudachefrs heart has thus
far not been captured" by any fair
Washing tOuiau
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FROM BOTTLEWASHER
TO SOCIETY LION
Famous Surgeons Rise Is Al
most Unparalleled in Old
Country Like England.
special Cable to Th. Tribune.

Special Cable TO The Tribune.
LONDON. Nov. lS.-Althoueh New
York and other American cities boast
ot luxurious mansions. it is doubtful il
there can be found anywhere else in the
world such an interesting house that
Of Mrs. Bland Sutton In Brook street
Many an American millionaire lives In
bigger one, but no one else in this
country. at any rate, lives in a home OF
such unique fascination.
Tho chief glory OF Mrs. Bland sutton :
house is magnificent Moorish hall.
where she and her husband, tho Ia
when they arc not entertaining. The
hall Is an exact model of The court In
King Ahazneruss palace. All the orna-
mcnts and the table service are In keep
ing with this eastern scheme; even In"
salt cellars arc of the quaint fashion Of
iar-Orf days. The hall is approached by
is So stu and mystic that it Is with a
considerable effort that once inside, YOU
remember that YOU are In the hustliug
twentieth century.
Another peculiarly OF Mrs. Bland SUIT
tons homo is that not "A single man ser
want Is employed All the work OF the
great house is done by sixteen maid
servants. who wear blue frocks with
sweeping trains. and II has TO be finished
rs far AS possible by $50 o'clock III the
morning.
Tho Bland Sut,ons have struck an
original note in entertaining, TOO. FOR
their after thcatcr supper parties are the
most famous OF tho kind in the mctropo-
lis Most of the famous actresses OF tho
dlv are TO he seen there III the course
Of the winter season. The last star TO
be entertained being Miss Nelson Terry
who achieved instant fame the other day
In the part OF Juliet
When Il Is remembered that Bland
sutton started life as bottle washer.
and Is now said 10 be worth $l50,0o0 a
wear. tho remarkable nature Of his So
clal achievements in an old country
like England is almost unique. His last
hunting experiences in Ethiopia
The only other English mansion that
can be compared with Mrs Bland SUIT
tons is Elrcdon hall Lord lveagh'S $ man
sion. which. owing 10 the fact that II be-
longcd to the late Maharaiah Dhuleep
Singh stil retains magnificent indica-
tions OF eastern taste, the Interior being
decorated in Oriental style with much
gliding and glass.
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GRAY HAIR MAKES YOU LOOK OLD;
BAN|SH YOUR CRAY HAIR

bined the two with other ingredients,
which makes n delightful dressing for
the hair, and which not only removes
every trace of dandruff but promotes
the growth of the hair. IL also stops
the hair from falling out and makes it
beautiful.
Al druggists are authorized to refund
the money ii it fails to do exactly as
represented.
Don Z neglect your hair and don Z re.
sort Of old-time hair dyes, Get bot
tie Of Wyeth 5 Sage and Sulphur from
vour druggist today. and notice the diff
ference in your hair after few DAYS ,
use.
public at fifty cents n bottle and is
recommended and sold by SCHRAMM-
JOHNSON. DRUGS. "Thc Neyer-Sub-
stitutorS five 90 good stores. and all
druggists.
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Germans Will Entertain Lavishly.

Emperor William is determined that
Germany shall make a big showing at
the American capital. and To that end
has appointed on his ambassadors staff
men not only competent and accom-
pliShcd. but also wealthy. whose means
and experience will enable them 20 en-
tertain in the lavish way that Amcri-
cans expect.
The new counselor OF the embassy.
Taniel Won Haimhausen. who IS rich in
his own right and marricd Il fortune, has
established himself In greater style and
elegance than any of his predecessors.
and vast things are expected Of him and
his charming wife in a social way The
Non HalmhauscnS have leased the home
Belgian legation. II Is a large. old
fashioned mansion. with spacious high
cched rooms. which can be thrown to-
gcthcr wnon occasion demands. giving
floor room enough for a ball,
The second secretary OF the German
embassy, Albert KleDlin, has taken a
house built and occupied by Mrs Law
renee Heap when she was Mrs, Boomer
winch, while IL Is by no means so pTr-
tcutouS as the Glaimhauscns house, Is
a large and handsome dwelling in the
most faS Shionablc part OF the CITY The
klenlins were al Manchester for the
summer and while there gave abundant
evidence Of their hospitablc intentions
The only other married member of
the embassy Is the military attache,
Major Won Ucrwarth. who with his wife
IS expected back sometime during the
present month. The other members of
Count Bernstorffs staff are handsome
and desirable bachelors, who would make
excellent parts.
Miss Elizabeth Noycs younger daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Moves, viii
be introduced 10 society at tea on the
afternoon or December | instead OF the
md, as they at FIRST planned. MIR. Noycs
has returned 10 his Washington home
from q summer trip to South Africa.
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Real Estate Transfers.

George StnnGfellow and wife 10
tred Bali part OF lot s. block 20.
Harry :. Marsctts 10 Alice r
MarEetts. part of section q.
township north. range 1 west.
J. +. kclth and wife to II. r.
Ilark. lot :, HaNton place .,.... rs
Elijah Thompson ct al. TO Descret
Mutual Investment COMPANY
part OF lots . and 10. block 2
chicago addition ...........
Jennie NJ. Scott et al. 10 Anderson
Lhrismsn. lots , and 4. block To-
Garden City. plat n .........
S%jnne Page and wife 10 Lorenzo
Jensen, part OF section 80. town
snip : south, range ] west ..-... iI
Jesse 81. Fox To tho Jesse w. Fox
association. part OF section IS.
township south. range ] west
Stanley Whitehead to the salt
i-skc Security g. Trust com
peny; part OF lot ], block 15l.
piat y ...................,
John Fnrrer and wife 20 r. r.
Brckiey. part OF section .. town
snip . south. range I east .....- is
National Real Estate * Investment
company 10 Nick ZHlcr. lots %
and =. block 4. Fslrmout subdi-
vision .
National Real Estate a Investment
company 20 FerdiHsndo Zanolu
lots = end -. block 4. Fair
mont subdivision ---.
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dropped the Doctors treatment. and COM
meuced the use OF Cuticura Soap and Oiu.-
msut. and in a few days noticed a marked
change. The eruption on his cheeks was
almost healed, and his shoulders, arms and
breast were decidedly better When be vas
about seven months old. al trace OF The
eczema was gone.
During his testhlng period bis head and
face WeTe broken out In boils which ! cured
Win CuticuTs soap and Ointment. Surely
re must have been . great sufferer. During
the time of teeihing and from the time I
cropped the doctors treatment. used the
CuiicurA soap and CuiicurA Ointment,
nothing else. and When two years old he was
The picture %. health. His complexion
pas soft and beautiful. and his head mass
OF slAy curis. had been afraid that he would
never Dc wei, ard feel tina; ] oWo a great
osal 20 The Cuiicura Remedies" (Signcd)
hFs Wary W, Ramsey. PA r. Jackson Sc,
COLORADO springz, Colo, Sept. -. 1910.
Alhougn CuiicuR Soap and CuiicfTra
olntHeut are sold 6y druggists and dealers
ehefyNhsfs. lberal sample OF each, wi,h
5l-page booklet oa the skin ard hair viii
Se eent. PoSi-ifes. on Application 20 Potter
DrUg Z Chem Corp, Dept SB Bo5ton
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HOSTESSES MAKE PLANS
Popular Unmarried Diplomats
to Receive Marked Atten-
ton in Society.
BY CONSTANCE cARRuTHERs.

By Leased Wire TO The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1S-Mrs. Champ
Clark. wife OF the speaker OF the house
Of representatives, will be notable
figure IN Washington this winter. and IT
Is by no means impossible that she viii
be more notable figure before many
years.
Mrs. Clark has always been Immense
Iy popular She is ono OF the old-fash-
toned southern women TO the manor born.
And II this isn't the very flower Of civil
ization IL would be hard 10 hnd any
such flower.
She Is an ideal hostess and withal is
as high an authority on American poll
lies and affairs OF state as is her dis
tingushed husband.
with her husband not only tho ucum-
bent of the second highest place IN the
United states government. but a formid-
shio candidate for the very highest, Mrs.
Clark will naturally MI very large place
in the social life Of the capital
She takes very keen interest IN the
work Of her husband and will be a very
strong element in his further success II
he should be chosen as the Democratic
standard bearer.
there arc indications Of a concerted
movement Of hostesses To marry off some
or tho eligible bachelors OF official Wash
iDgtou.
Many Eligible Bachelors.
Among tho names which are being con-
sidercd are those OF Frank IT. Hitch
cock postmaster general. the lone bache-
lor OF the cabinet. pcrennially pleasing
Ma jor Archie Butt. who has dehed the
best efforts OF the matchmekers; John
Barrett, director OF the bureau OF Ameri
can republics. Senator Boies PcnTosc OF
Pennsylvania, Representative Butler
Amcs OF Massachusetts. Lee McClunS,
United States treasurer. Benjamin B.
and labor: Prince Nicholas Koudachcn
of the Russian embassy. Count d'Adhe-
mar Niscount d'Alte, Portuguese min
lister. and Count Ehrensvaard, the Swcd-
ish minister
one OF the most eligible. yet tn all ap-
pcarances the most adamant OF official
bachelors Is Mr.. Hitchcock, Like SEN
ator Roies Penrosc. who IS bachelor
50 confirmed that he has been almost
given up. Mr.. Hitchcock seems to enjoy
himself best at stag" affairs Several
times since he became well known hts
name has been connected with matri-
monlal rumor but the close Of each re-
current season found him stll bach
clor.
Major Butt is the despair Of all the
matchmekcrs. Strange 70 say. tho
matchmahers in Washington arc not
found among those who have daughters
nf their own TO marry off. The desire that
Major Butt shall take a wife In Wash
ugton is general. but the presidential aid
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BY Using a Harmless Remedy
Made from Common
Garden Sage.

Gray hair is a mark of age. and moth
ing that can be said as 10 its beauty
will offset the disadvantages OF this
mark OF age set upon your brow.
Wycth S Sage aud sulphur Hair Rem
edy darkens the hair and restores it to
IFS youthful beauty, Our grandmothers
and their grsndmothcrs before them
used sage and sulphur for darkening
their hair Nothing has ever been
found more effective for this purpose
than these two time -honored remediess,
but Wyeth, modern chemist, has com
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Deaths.

Ellen HuEsol Lyon. aGed - wears
Judge Mercy hospital. November l6
Carly Davis Haskins. Hotel Utah. aged
~ years, pneumonia, November is.
Emily JeUnis Anderson, aged 81 wears
hemoIrhage, l.. j.. $ hospital. Novem-
bcr Il.
Ella Frances Iiamlin. 1884 Princeton
November -.
Kenneth Rex Moore. aged 20 years, IN
sanity. November Il.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING

Notice Is hereby given that the an
Buel Meeting % the stock holders OF the
the office Of the company. room 7s3
KearnS building Main street. Salt Lake
City, Utah. on Monday. tho fth day OF
December, 1911. at 2:15 o'clock p. m.
for the election OF directors and officers
for the ensuing year and for the trans
action OF such other business as may be
brought before the meeting.
JAMES r BERRLEY Secretary.
Dated November is. 1911 oI725
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broke out also. and IN a
few days became a solid
scab. ] became alarmed.
and called our family
physician Tho az ouos
pronounced the disease
eczema. The little fellow
vas under his treatment
for about three months.
By the cad OF that time,
he seemed 10 better. [
berzrne dirrotirared 7
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NOTICE OF sTOckHOlDERs
EET.kG

Notice Is hereby given that the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Gemlnl Mining company will be held az
the office OF the company. room 1928
KeaTns building, Main street. Salt Lake
City, Utah, on Monday the 4th day Of
December. 1911. at 2 clock y. m. for
tho election Of directors for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction Of such
other business as may be brought before
the meeting.
JAMES r. BERKLEY, Secretary.
Dated November l5. 1911. oiT2s
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Salt Lake Statistics
Marriage Licenses.

Edmond Mason and Mrs susie Burns.
Park CITY,
Bert \. Hooking and Lottie Nichols.
Bingham.
Luke $. Nav and Florence Mccullough.
Salt Lake.
Howard Mcfarland. Garfield, and Bes =
sic Morgan, Salt Lake.
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Births.

Joseph 5. Slight. 9o5 West Third North
street. girl.
William Il. Duke. sl5 East Fifth South
street. Girl,
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HIS ECZEMA GONE
AND bOILS CURED
Eczema Began When Three Weeks
Old. Arms, Shoulders and Breast
a Solid Scab, Bois Broke Out
During Teething. Used Cuticura
Soap and Ointment, and He Was
the Picture Of Health.

my son was about three werks old when
I noiicec a bresking-oui on his cheeks, from
which Z watery substance oozed. A short
iIme after, his arms. shoulders aud breast
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Piles Quickly
Cured Al Home
Instant Relief, Permanent Cure-Trial
Package Mailed Free to All
| in Plain Wrapper.
The Pyramid Smile,

Many cases OF piles have been cured by
a trial package OF Pyramid Pile Cure
without further treatment. When IL
proves its value 10 you, get more from
your druggist at soc a box md be sure
you get the kind YOU ask for Simply
fill out free coupon below and mall to-
knife and its torture. the doctor and his
bills.
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The Dcovery alcohol
ingredient This OPEN place.
distinct the which
1tnshp Physicians therefore, do hesitate prescribe cases
indigestion torpid liver bousness and skin Peope
of intelligence and keen dscernmen it. The Dscov
gycc of medicinal potency
do harm either child adult The find
You learn about this
the Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser by Dr. R Pierce
revised upoda edition of which offered cloth covers postpaid
tor 81 mailing
cs p cents Address, Worlds Dspnsay Medical Associations Pierce
NJ D.. President, 663 Main Street, Buffalo, NY
WELL SUSTAINED
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A NOBLE RECORD

Of hundreds of
claim forth by the makers PIERCES GOLDEN
DISCOVERY remedy for the act
mankind; exoed
aunted before the public
Your nghbors probably know of of them
Through strengthening he
bowels vigorous
blood is enriched and purified
teria destroyed and expelled he body
scrOfuIous kfndred ffection
health established