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Here Are Fact. We Want You 10
l.yE-.- Prove at Dur Risk.
Nfvhen the roots of the hair are en-
tireiy dead and the pores OF the scalp
are glazed over. We do not believe
that anything can restore hair
growth
But when the hair roots retain
any life. we believe there Is nothing
that will so surely promote hair
growth as Rcxall "s3" Hair Tonic.
To prove that statement. we promise
to promptly return all the money you
pay us for RexalI "sav Hair Tonic,
shonid II not please you.
" Rexail "ss" Hair Tonic destroys
the germs which are usually respon-
sible for badness. II penetrates to
<ae roots of the hair. stimulating
and. by promoting circulation. nour-
Ishing them.
Rexall "ss" Hair Tonic helps to
I relieve scalp irritation, to remove
dspdruff. to prevent the hair from
kIHhg out. and to promote an In
&srAsed growth of hair. It comes in
two sizes. prices 80 cents and si.oo.
Remember. you can obtain 1t only at
our store--The Rexali Store. The
Palace Drug Store, Mitchell 4 Egg
here. props. Col Main Street. Canon
City. Colo.
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foR YouR HAIR

Here Are Facts We Want You 10
49,. Prove nj our RIsk.
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Mike Murphy Comes Back

sez me specimen will run ct least so
bones to the ton. Wei Dim ez happy
ez pig N barrel of slop. Me fer
chunes made, Jest tink of it, me for
chunes made"
well. Mike, old sport" we're
mighty glad to hear it," says we, try
ing to get edge away on our journey
down the street. we're certainly
mighty glad of IT. But wen see you
again, Mike. we've got to go now"
"worra, worra. now Pate, don't yez
hurry away. Bide wit me Jest wan
brief moment till me discourse is fin
ished. OF wish Z commind tn Daily
Record on its laudable Enterprise in
institutin' sech a Binivolint projict ez
III free lecture course. Wan iv yer
paper kids handed me a copy of yer
j speshui edishun Saturday P. NJ. n oil
scanned iyiry line in consumln' IN
terest. oi heartily approve emmy
sech movements fer educashunal
nftin' oop.
"oi loaned me copy 10 me old
, frind, o. shaughnessy. n he shpoke
most fili-sof-ically- iv tn fechure.
Sez he to me. sez he, tibet there
stunt is shure a go-getter. 1t is tn
opporchunity iv tn poor. the out
cast. tn down hearted. be gorra it's
the chance fer even me t hear i'm
minint n intelechule tongue twisters
iv this great common wealth wit'out
the expindiehure iv me hard earned
pinnies.'
n o'shaugnissy is kerect. 1t is a
godsind to We uns iv cramped en-
rumatic finances. Tn Record is won
derfui in it's generosity.
Further. OF note thet tn openin'
gun is to be fred boi RivIrind Double
E. Higley. Thet is indeed shtroke
iv dipio-matsy. Oh he'd tn honor iv
hearin' tn Rivirind gintlemin last
spring befure ol ixiunted into tn
hills. n to speak candily. OF disre-
member iyer hearin' a more domina-
tin en- convincin' talker. TIL honored
gintieain IS ace high wit tn big
talk n tn shoulder-high idees.
-oi await his advint int this COM
munity wit quiverin' anxy-iety n ez
usual ye can ixpict me and Mike
Rooney on tn front pew.
"oi didn't tell yer did OF thet me
fastidiods attintions Z Katie McDsr-
mott have been spurned? Faith II
sech IS tn sad truth. Katie took =
bill Iv EXCEPTIONS t me conduct 1t
happened (. be Ticker bill thet fell
outn me pocket n thet Jest after oi
had told Katie thet OF kept me pledge
t ride in no ithef cart thin tn water
wagon.
But 1t is a trag-a-detic tale iv mis-
forchune en- ez yez is gettin' fidgety
OF shall reserve tn story till another
whole See yez ct tn lecture. Good
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Well, well, IL old Mike Murphy isn't
back to the little city to hibernate for
the winter. We kind of expected him
during the first cold spell but some
how or other. he was delayed little.
Mike, you know, is great prospect
or. followed it ever since he was knee
high to the mud fence around his
fathers shanty in the district. He fol-
lowed the game when Cripple Creek
was at the top notch OF her golden
hued glory. was kissed by the GODDESS
OF luck. made fortune, linked arms
with. old nan Booze and was soon
back in the grub stake class But
with true Celtic hhppy-go-iuckiness
and a perseverance commendable he
played the cards given him without
the culver of an eyelash. whether win
or lose, declaring that 1t was ali in
the game.
Mike. one time. suddenly left the
camp and went up into the Wet
Mountain Valley Round the cline"
as he said. taking with him his trusty
pick and shovel and can of giant.
That was early in the spring and in
the fall he came back to Canon City
"to hibernate" to use his expression
Pate. Top O. tn Mornin' to yez.
me dear sor sure'n I yez amt ez fat
ez ever. The old town must be after
agreeln' wich yez fr fair.
Prospectus fine. Didn't oi always
tell ye thet me rabbits foot was a
This custom he has followed for many
years
Mike showed literary turn Of mind
last winter when he took such fancy
to Mr.. Robertson and his famous tray-
elogues which were given at the Meth
dist church. Since then he has been 20
nearly every lecture and musical feast
that has occurred when he was in
town.
When we frst saw him this morn
ing we certainly gave him the glad
hand and jolly how-de-do.
We'll. Mike. old boy. how are you'
It's mighty fine to have you around
again. Gee. but you are looking foxy
and up to the minute How's pros
pecting." We always like to get in
all of the talk We can before the old
boy starts to press us too much
"Begorra. n II 'iaInt me old friend.
conner. Well sor. pat yer old uncle
Moike across the shoulder blades.
TIL aud girl is shure Wild me this
tonne. She's kissed me on me manly
brow. Pater. olive struck II rich.
struck chimney wit IN elusive
brown stuff shiickln' to iviry rock
like tear drops on tn dirty mug iv a
bawiin' babe iv the ghetto.
"oi took a specimen iv me strike
& Attorney Jim Locke n oi till yez
Jim is gintiemIn for he SEE. seq he.
thet OF am game old prospecsor r
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Canon City. Colo, Nov. 25, 1911.
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders OF the Diamond Fire
Brick Co. will be held at its Canon
City office Jan. End. 1912, at 1880 p.
NJ. for the election of officers and
such other business as may properly
be transacted at such meeting
E. G. HIATT. Pres
II. F. BOWEN. Sec'y.
First pub. Nov. Fl. 1871
Last pub. Dec. Il, 1911.
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A HELPING HAND.
Is Gladly Extended by n Canon City
Citizen.

NihLCns
There are many enthusiastic citi-
zens in Canon City prepared to tell
their experience for the public good.
Testimony from such source lie the
best Of evidence. and will prove a
helping hand" to scores of readers.
Read the following statement:
V. r. Ames. sl2 Riverside avenue.
Canon City. Colo. says: "Doan's
Kidney Pills the the only medicine
/ ever use when my back and kidneys
trouble me and must say that I
have found them beneficial. Several
years ago when was living in Peo-
ria. H.. my kidneys became disor-
dered and suffered from. dull,
heavy pain in the small of my back.
II was dificult for me to straighten
after STOPPING and l was inconven-
fenced in many ways by a pain and
lameness. Doan's Kidney Pills. pro-
cured at Hunter Paimeris Drug store.
brought me prompt relief and haze
been Arm believer in their merit
ever since. 1t is now over year
or more since have had occasion
to use than
For sale ay all dealers. Price soc
roster-siiourn Co., Buffalo. New
York. sole agents for tho United
States
Remember the -Doan's--and
take 10 other.
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BIDS FOR POOR FARM suprLIIs.

The Board of County Commission
ers OF Fremont County, Colorado.
will receive sealed bids until ten
O'Clock a. m. of Thursday. December
7th. 1911, for supplying the County
Poor Farm with groceries and other
supplies for the year 1919. Bids will
be opened at D. m. the same day.
A schedule OF such supplies may be
had on application at the office OF
the County Clerk.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and ali bids
By order Of said Board.
H. E. SMITH. County Clerk.
First pub. Nov. l6. 1871.
Last pub. Nov. so. 1911.
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FRANCIS H. WATKINS,
SARAH WATKINS, JOHN
MULI.IS, MATT PATRICK,
I JAMES F. BLAIR, Jr., AD-
DIE B. HORN, MRS. MA
TILDA s. McGINNIS, ELLA
A. RIPLEY, EVA MAY
HOCKET, formerly Eva
May Ripley, and JOHN w.
ROGERS, as administrator
with the will annexed OF
the estate of John Ripley,
decea sed.
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WE GIvE:lT AWAY

At annual dinner OF Horticultural
Society. Dec. 18th and 18th. party
showing best loaf OF bread made
from Peerless Flour. gets as a prem
ium: 100 ibs Peerless.
Second best .....to lbs Peerless
Third best ........ 25 fos Peerless
Buy Peerless Flour at any store or
at mill.
PEERLESS FLOUR MILLS co.
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. chss. Morton
4 Prospect Heights. last Friday
night a daughter OF regulation sizc
and weight.
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Mrs. Charles Sell went TO Trinidad
Wednesday 10 spend two weeks with
her sister,
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The RECORDS
TREAT A HIT
WITH KIDS
OPERA HOUSE JAMMED WITH
CANON CITY'S YOUNG FOLKS
ON THANKSGIVING DAY

!, What mob.
- Over TOO of the youths Of Canon
were at the opera house Thanksgiv-
ing Day to see Magician Greene ger
Mn in the Daily Records entertain-
ment for young folks. And what \
mobl That was what all the grown
folks said who saw them.
And 1t was mob.
A mob of happy youth ranging in
ages from years up to II. all out for
a good time. Few parents-no re-
s,raint-lots of noise and a good
time.
The opera house was packed-jam-
med-about two to the seat and
bunch In the isles. Boys on the rail-
ing. boys on the steps. boys on the
apdges. boys on the piano. boys
hanging over the foot lights. boys.
boys. eyerywhere-and "boys will be
boys with their racket and noise" as
everybody knows.
! Ths girls were there. too. in all
theIr sveliness and they were nice
quiet. little modest girls. The boys
made all the noise.
she program began with a couple
OF reels OF pictures-good humorous
stuff and 1t was highly appreciated.
Then Magician Greene took up an
hour In showing the impossible--rare
: stunts in sieight-of-hand and magic.
He picked the dollars out OF the
air and out OF the boys hair. He made
flowers grow up In tho desert He
made the clock stop at the time IN
dicated by the spots on the card that
a boy drew from a pack. He borrowed
handkerehiefs from the audience. cnt
them up with a knife. burned them
before the owners .ses-shot the
a7Ht9 ouN VI huh--aAu ~ anu ocuoius
the7swere the hsndkerchIefs as good
as new.
He did remarkable stunts with
bai1a egss. steel rings. rice. cards.
waAsoI guns and canary birds. IN TIE
eyes OF most of the kids these acts
were little less than miracles ana
they could not be understood by tho
old folks.
Only a few boys knew all about
them. A few boys could eil'you easily
how every trick was done-could do
1t probably better than Mr.. Greene
Another year perhaps we will pull
on a similar nter;ainment-with To-
.csl taient-by the boys who know Il
aIi-perhaps.
. The show was worth the price-,o
1.-THE oiIidren-and the children. 700
noisy. happy urchins were worth
seeing by anybody.
1t was a grca, success. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-15
Y | |
Dos contra veinte.

Era, en- efecto, una seilal. Tres
hombres, provistos de cuernos
de pastor, estaban apostados q
10 largo del camino que, a SUI lle-
gada a Angeles, debia seguir ell Du.
que para dirigirse al castillo de Cay
lus, adonde lie llamaban la carta SUI
2i7oa'7te Re Aurora y la insolente mi
slva Gel caballero .Lagardere.
FL primero de estos hombres de-
bla avisar cuando Nevers atravesase
ell rio Clarabide, ell segundo cuando
entrase en- ell bosque y el tercero
cuando llegara a las primeras casas
Gle la aldea de Tarrides. En- TODD
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-15

ii Ah, senor DuQue, pasan aQul
cosas muy extrailas 7 puesto que
tracts deseos de pelea, q Dios gra-
cias tendreis tempo de satisfacerlos,
porque pronto nos atacaran.
ii Un ataque!
Ell Parisien Sc agach6 aplic6 el
dido en- ell suelo.
~1Creo que va vienen.
DE quien hablals?
DE los bravos que tienen el Ell
cargo de asesinaros.
Y le refri6 cuanto saba y cuanto
hab1a sucedido.
Nevers le escuchaba estupefacto.
DE manera concluy6 Lagar-
dere,- que he ganado esta noche
cien pistolas sin ning1n peligro.
Else Peyrolles- decia Nevers
aablando consigo mismo,- es ell
hombre de confianza de Felipe Con
zaga, mi mejor amigo, que Sc halla
en- el castillo para servirme.
No conozco al Principe de Goa
zaga y no sc 81 era e.
-iEl! = exclamo Nevers.- I'm
possible 1! Peyrolles, que es un bandi-
do, Sc habra vendido al MARQUES de
Caylus
No era ell Sr. de Caylus. Era joven
principe Pero no perdamos el tempo
en- suposiciones. Cualquiera que sea
el miserable, es cierto y ha tornado
bien todas las medidas. Sabe hasta
vuestra contraseha para yer a Au-
rora. Con ella he podido 70 hablar-
la. iAh, hubiese querido poder be-
sar sus pies, para hacer penitencia
por mis- locas vanidades! Veamos,
lno tengo mas que deciros! Solo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-15
Ell J.QRQBADO

Lagardere, tomo los papeles Ell 81
lencio. Temla que su comedia pudie-
ra descubrirse. En- ell momento en-
que recibla los papeles bajo I'm sobre
sellado con ell sello parroquial de
Caylus, Ell sonido vibrante de una
corneta resono en- ell vale.
i Debe ser una senal - exclamo
Aurora Salvate, Felipe, salvate!
i Adlos !--dijo Lagardere, repre-
sentando hasta 10 ultimo SUI papel
para no destrozar ell coraz6n de la
pobre madre.-; Adi6s! NADIA temas,
Aurora, tn hija queda segura.
ella, atrayendo sn mano, la beso
ardientemente y le dijo entire lagri-
mas:
ii Te amo, Felipe m1o
Luego cerrando la ventana, des-
aparecio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-15
PAUL FHvAE

asalto de armas parecido ?-dijo La
gard&re con sencillo orgullo.--i Sos
tener un ataque de Nevers colerico,
sin contestar nj una vez sola, con
una nina dormida en- los brazos sin
despertarla?
II En- nombre del Cielol supplied
Ell joven Duque.
-. Decidme al menos que es a1n
hermoso trabajo! Estoy cubierto
de sudor. 5Quereis sober 10 que
Sucede? Pero basta de abrazos La
mia y yo somos va dos buenos ami
gos. Apuesto Glen pistolas, y me lie
We ell diablo 81 las tengo, a que me
sonrfe cuando Sc despierte.
y recogiendola de los brazos del
Duque con los cuidados y ell esmero
de una antigua nodriza, despues de
envolverla en- su capa, La coloc0 So
bre un monitor de heno
--Seilor Duque~~- dijo con acento
de seriedad y Ell brio del antique La
gardere - respondo con mi vida de
vuestra hija sllceda 10 que suceda.
Esto me hara expiar ell haber habla-
do ligeramente de su madre, que me
congratulo EN- confesar que es una
noble, santa y hermosa mujer.
-Conseguireis matarme de impa-
ciencia-gimio ell Duque.- iHabeis
visto q Aurora?
La he visto.
ID D6ndeg
En- esa ventana.
- Y ha sido ella quien os ha dado
la nina
ST, ella que creia poner SUI hija
en- brazos de su marido.
f5as--Yo me yaelvo locol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-15

este trayecto, habia excelentes pun
tos donde cometer I'm asesinato. Pc
TO Felipe de Gonzaga guerra disfra-
gar su crimen. LIE convenia que Ell
asesinato pareciese una venganza,
y que las sospechas de esta recaye-
sen sobre ell Marques de Caylus.
Lagard6re, ell incorregible batalla-
dor, ell calavera sin enmienda, la pri-
mera espada de Francia y Navarro,
Sc encontraba mientras tanto con
una mia de dos amos en- los brazos.
Confuse Y embarazado con su nuevo
papel, mec1a q la nina con la solici-
tud y la suayidad de una madre.
No tenia mas que una preocupacion:
que no despertase la pequeila!. A
pesar de su situacion no pudo menos
de reirse.
-iQue diablo Heme aqui conver-
lido en- niiera. Si me vieran mas de
euatroi
81 lie hubieran visto sus amigos, sus
camaradas, ninguno habria recono
cido en- 6l al terrible Lagardere. al
andar examinaba ell camino para no
dar tropezones, y hubiese querido
tener un almohadon de pluma en- CO.
da mano.
Una seaal, despert6 los doruidos
ecos del vale.
II Rayos! 5Que es ESQ s-se diio
Lagardere.
Pero continue miranda i la peoue,
ma Aurora, sin dar mas importancia
al hecho. No Sc atrevia 4 abrazarla.
Era una nina blanca Y rosada. Sus
cerrados parpados, dejaban yer las
largas pestanas de seda que heredara
Gle 81 madre Era un angel, un an
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SAGADAHOC.
RICHMOND D.

Albert j. Weeks died Sunday noon at
his home on Bridge street, after a short
illness with pneumonia. His age was Is
years. A widow and one daughter Mrs.
Anna r. Hall of East Jefferson, survive.
The funeral will be at > p. NJ. Wednes-
day, Rev. J. A. Beane officiating Inter-
ment will be at Jefferson, where services
will also be held. He was member of
Richmond Lodge, No. &C. l. o. o. f.. chief
patriarch of Kennebec Encampment. No.
IS, Richmond Lodge, No. 81, f. and \.
NJ. Mt. Carmel Chapter. o. l.. s.. the
Pilgrim Fathers and the Methodist
church.
Reuel Seigars died early Sunday after a
short illness with double pneumonia. at
his home on the Carding Machine road.
His age was II years. A widow and one
daughter. Miss Esther NJ, survive. The
funeral will be at p. NJ. Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna l.. Kincaid died late Fri
day night at her home on Beech street.
after q long illness, aged IS years. Two
daughters and several grandchildren sur
vive Nrhe fnnerars viz ~ e P. NJ.
MondaySyev 'F.szS. Evans offieiating. The
remains will be placed in the receiving
tomb until spring.
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Social Club Meetings.

The ArE!itage Club Will meet al
80 Monday evening with Miss Par
rott at ., Winthrop street.
The Curtis Daughters will meet
Monday evening With Miss Hattie
Holmes. Court street.
Tic Charming GLild win meet this
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Hector
Fcarcday. ~ Elm street.
The Roger Williams Club Will meet
at 80 this Monday evening with Miss
Bessie Locke. 40 Gage street.
The Youn2 WGlnan's League Will
meet nj 30 Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. Ia Kendall, Fast Chestnut street.
The Susanna Wesley Society will
meet Monday evening at 40 o'clock
With Miss carol Martin, ut 81 Gage
street.
Cushnoe chapter. ID. \. r.. will en-
tortaIn the friends OF the members
at a Colonial tea from the hours of
: till this Monday afternoon ut the
Ccngre gational chapel.
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Merton n. Freeman.

Merton II. Freeman. the Auburn
shoemaker, who Was struck-by train
at p. NJ Friday near The Lewis
is:on Maine Central station. died at
the Ccrtral Maine General hospital Ut
2.l5 Il. NJ. saturday. Mr.. F'rcrman
was born IN Manchester, NJ, = years
ago. Abou. two years ago he bought
farm on the College road above
the fair grounds. In going t" ana
from work he wa accustomed Ia walk
in the track. He told at thu hos
pi' al that he slipped and fell on the
track apd was unable To get off befor =
the train struck him.
Ills parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. K.
Freeman of ..r@usta, were at his bod
side. when thu cna came His right
leg was seN rcd. left knee crushed
left aria broken aud his body badly
bruised. II" remained conscious ana
recognized his relatives
\ Ni,ir"-, Who was Miss Ellie I..u!in;
three thildrrn. Il son. aged six months;
the parents, already mentioned: also
TWO sisters, Mrs. Albert T.. Hail. .Au-
gusta: Mrs w r.. Campbell Lynn.
Mass. survive.
The ra1aains viii lie brought t. An
gpsta MONDAY evening and placed in
the tomb ut Mt. Pleasant cemetery,
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y
assured the success of the Republicans
i'll 1860. ii was a simple question: Can
the people of the United States territories
in any lawful way. against the wish %
any citizen of the United States, exclude
slaves from their limits, prior to the adop-
ton Of state constitution? No man
could answer il in view of the bred Scott
decision without taking square stand
in the slavery question and no mere poll
tician dare take a square stand on that
question BY that question Lincoln con-
founded his antagonist. even as centuries
before Christ had, by the simple answer,
Render unto Caesar the things that are
Caesars. and unto God the things which
are Gods COMPOUNDED the politicians OF
his time. who sought to compel Him 10
renounce His claim to the Messiahship,
or to convict Him OF treason by asking
him if il was lawful for the Jews to pay
tribute 10 Caesar.
Lincoln lost the senatorship Of Illinois
by that question. Politicians do not take
risks like that. 1t was no politician who
appointed Edwin NJ. Stanton, "A Demo
Crat, to the office of secretary of war and
kept him there in spite also of Stanton'e
almost Impossible personality. all througt
tho war"
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VERIFY IT.
The Proof Is In Augusta Almost a,
Your Door.

The public statement of an Augusta
citizen is in itself strong proof for
Augusta people, but confirmation
STRENGTHENS the evidence.
Here is an Augusta citizen who testi-
fed years ago that Doans Kidney
Pills relieved sick kidneys and now
states the cure was permanent. Can
any sufferer from kidney ills ask better
proof? You can investigate. The case
is right at home.
c. A. Miron, So Washington St, Au-
eust2 Me-, says: Il first used Doans
Kidney Pills in the fall of 1898 and
received such good results that I glad
~ gave a public statement recommend
ing them. Although over ten years
have since elapsed. | gladly give this
remedy my reimbursement. | had a
great deal of trouble from my kidneys
and there were severe pains through
my kidneys. accompanied by an ache
in the small of my back. The kidney
secretions were too frequent in pass
oge and when being voided were at
tended With pain. Doan's Kidney
Pills, procured at w. Il. Partridge s
Trug store. soon drove away the back
ache and regulated the passages OF
the kidney secretions. l have had no
occasion to use a kidney remedy for
: long time, but always recommend
Doans Kidney Pills to anyone | hear
complaining of kidney trouble"
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
cents. Foster-Miiburn Co. buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
states.
Remember the name-Doans-nnd
take no other
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Builds Up the Thin end Weak
Sanose Makes Thin People Fat, or
Bowditch, Webster G. Co. vii! Re-
turn Money.

In Samose are combined fiesh-giVinG
food elements that soon produces a stea-
dy and noticeable gain in flesh, Taken
after meals. Samose mingles with the
food. and causes it to be assimilated so
that the fat producing elements are re-
tanned in the system, and you will soon
get good flesh, steady nerves aud a
healthy body.
Bowditch, Webster & Co. have seen
such remarkable results following the use
Of Samose that they offer to pay for the
treatment if it does not make thin peo-
pie plump and rosy.
You run no risk whatever in buying
Samose: it is true fesh-forming food
and is sold under the guarantee of one of
the most reputable business houses in
Augusta To refund the money if it does
not give complete satisfaction
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