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The Detroit times., 1911-01-26
FR. KELLY IS RAISED
TOB|SHOPR|CbM'D D
BRILLIANT SCENES
Galaxy Of Dignitaries of Roman
Catholic Church Attend Consecra-
tion of Beloved Priest in St.
Thomas Church, Ann Arbor,
Cardinal Gibbons Is Consecrator and
Archbishop Ireland breaches
the Sermon.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Jan. "6.-ln
the beautiful ST. Thomas Catholic
church, which was built through his
efforts, Rev. Fr. Edward ID. Kelly was
today consCcratcd bishop of CeStra,
in the presence of most distinguish
ed gathering OF Catholic dignitarieS
and clergy, the members Of his parish
and as many Of his tOwnSpeople as
could crowd into the church,
This was the first time that a Mich
lGan man has been chosen for con
EeCraton in the Detroit diocese, and
was the first conservation in the state
since Bishop Ellis was raised to the
see Of Marquette in 1889. The event
was marked by the appearance here
OF men high in the councils OF the
church in this country among them
being Cardinal Gibbons, archbishop
OF BaltimCfe; Archbishop Henry Noel
Ter, OF Cincinnati; Archbishop John
ireland OF 81. Paul; Bishop II. J.
Richter. OF Grand Rapids; Bishop
Gabrielle, OF Ogdensburg. \. Y. HiShOp
John p Farrclly, OF Cleveland; Bishop
VI. p. FallOn, Of London; Bishop Her.
man AlerdinE, of Fort Wayne; Bishop
Dcnnic O'DonnaghrC, Of Louisville;
Bishop G. +. Macs, OF COvinEtOn;
bishop Thomas S. Byrnc, of Nash.
Vile; Bishop J. J. Hartley, OF COlum-
b,:s; Bishop r. +. Hickey, Of ROChes
ter; Bishop Coadjutor Chartrand, Of
indianapolis and bishop John S. Foley,
OF Detroit Among the other diStin
"uishcd guests were BishOp-clCCt
Joseph Schrcmbs. Of Grand Rapids,
and the RI Rev, Thomas J. Shahan.
rector Of the Catholic University Of
America.
In addition to these, nearly every
priest in the diocese was present.
making an assemblagc OF perhaps 800
officials of the church. Members of
Bishop Kellys immediate family were
also present, comprising the follow
ing. Sister Mary Hyacintha OF the
Order or. .tife Holy Cross, of Notre
Dame. Ind, Miss Bessie Kelly, who
resides at the reCtory here, Mrs. Dig.
nan. OF TOlcCO, sisters, and Timothy
Kelly a brother, of Toledo.
The ceremony began at 10 O'Clock.
Promptly at 9:45 the priests and pre-
iatcs, who had assembled In the par
ish hall in the rear OF the church, be-
gan the march from the hall to the
church, Which had been filed almost
to ovurflowinG, with the exception OF
z space in the front reserved for the
visitors The procession moved in
the following order. First, the pro-
cessional cross and the acOlyteS, then
the altar boys, then the priests in the
reverse order Of their rank, then the
monsignOrs. then the bishops, the
arChbishops, and the cardinal, and
finally BishOp-eIcct Kelly and Bishops
The Detroit times., 1911-01-26
SCHENk JURY
IS STILL OUT
Four Are Reported To Be Holding
Out for Conviction of Wheeling
Woman.

WHEELING. w. Va, Jan. 26.-The
Schenk jurors reported at 9 a. m. and
We're sent to their room. Juror Hey
man asked Judge Jordan if he could
ask question. The Judge told him
to put it in writing.
Ii is reported that Heyman is
among four holding out for conviction.
Mrs. Schenk came into court with
her accustomed smile. There were
no traces of the emotion that nearly
brought breakdown yesterday while
Prosecutor Handlan was arguing be-
fore the jury.
LIN feeling great" she said.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-26
MUsKEeoN TO HAVE NEW PAPER

MUSKEGON, Mich, Jan. ga
new organization composed of some
Of the most prominent Muskegon
county business men. Incorporated nm
GoI the name OF the Muskegun News
paper company. has just been formed
ana on March /, will begin the publ
cation OF the Muskegon Morning
Times. The officers OF the company
are: President, John s. Walker:
yice-president. Frank Alberts: secre-
tary. James L. smith: treasurer, John
Bannings. An IN estock is owned b.
men I'm this county.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-26
!. p MORGAN Sails For Eoypt.

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.--J. Pierpont
Morgan. who had planned to sail for
Europe Jan. IL, but delayed his dc.
pariure until complications following
the failure OF the sO-called Ro5!n
banks were cleared up. sailed yVStCr-
day. Mr.. Morgan had nothing to say
about his plans except that he would
go to Egypt as soon as hC could alter
{ aching England.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-26
p. Huron Eiopers Caught IN Windsor.

Frances Hueber. about - years Did.
and Albert Marsdcn, aged 80. boCh OF
Port Huron. Mich, were. taken iu
charge by the Windsor poEce. We'd
ne3Gay. and handed over Co Por-
Huron officer. who returned them ID
the Tunnel city. Marsden and the
girl are said TO have eloped last Sat
urday. On coming TO WindsCr. Mars
den went to work i'm the new tunnel
yards OF The Michigan Central. while
Miss Hueber took up lodglags In n
Cos eau.st. r boarding house. The
couple told the police that they
planned 20 get married a warrant
was issued in Port Huron BY The girls
mother for the arrest OF Marsden.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-26
wifn ballad Aim .Auster.',

Alleging that his RlfC was so cold
ana distant that Sae refused TO all
dress him with an otHcr term than
buster" Abraham Epstein was grant
ed divorce by judge Murphy. Wed.
nesday afternoon " addition to her
eoldness. Epstein says his wife spei,t
a large part or his money Tor gowrs
ia Tmis and then returned 20 her
home in Cinc,nnad, Fps Gin Is pro-
lrletor. OF junk yard gt No. 1910
Iheac.s ST.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-26

After a wrangle extending bavk to
the time when the late Senator Car
mack was assassinated, the Demo
Gratis OF Tennessee finally got tOgeth.
or and elected Luke Lea TO the sen.
ate. to succeed James B. Frazier.
Luke Is young thirty.two, and Will
be the baby OF the senate. but he has
& "scrapping" record going back to
thc- time when he discarded long
dresses. He's big and strong, which
got him into the limelight Some years
ago when he took the gavel away from
the chairman OF a state convention
and naminated his own man for gov.
ernor. He owns newspaper
The Detroit times., 1911-01-26
Bandits Hold Up Street Car.

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Jan. 2G.-TW C
bandits held up a suburban car on tho
Venice line last night and compelled
tie motorman TO collect the passen.
gers money and jewelry. A par
senycr shot one OF the robbers
through the cheek The FIRE was r.
turned, wounding the passenger. Tho
bandits escaped.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-26

All arrangements are completed for
the Shipmaster's ball, which takes
place in the Wayne Gardens this eve
ring This promises to be the largest
boat for Windsor will leave the foot
Of Third-st at $50 a. m. Wyandotte
and Trenton cars will leave at the
same time Tickets may be secured
from the members or at the shipmas-
ter's parlCrs, No 236 Jefferson-ave.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-26
PHIPPS WEDS THIRD TIME.
Denver Millionaire Marries Society
Woman of That City.

DENVER, Jan. 26.-Eawrence c.
Phipps, the Denver millionaire, was
married yesterday to Miss Margaret
Rogers, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Platt Rogers. The ceremony took
place at the home of the brides par
ents in this city. An effort was made
to keep the news of the wedding a
secret until after the departure of the
pair for California on their wedding
trip.
MIR. and Mrs. Phipps will tour Cali
fornia in Mr.. Phipp's automobile,
which recently was shipped west.
Mrs. Phipps is wealthy in her own
right and is said to possess an excel
lent voice. She has spent much of
the last five years aboard.
Mr.. Phipps' first wife died several
years ago. From his second wife,
Genevieve Chandler Phipps, he was
divodced Sept. Is, 1904, following u
contest for two children, charge OF
kidnapping figuring in the proceedings.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-26
ONLY IA WOMEN VOTE.

ALPENA. Mich. Jan. 26.--only IA
women out OF possible 600 voted Ak
the special election Yesterday Tho
TO bond the city for $So.k
The Detroit times., 1911-01-26

Business agents representing L.
branches OF the Lake Seamens union
are In conference in the Brunswick
hotel. The main object of the meet
ine is TO formulate plans for an ener.
getic and systematic continuance OF
the unions strike against the Lake
Carriers association.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-26

Skirts made with the waistband a
couple OF inches above the normal.
SO as To do away with the belt. are
meeting with considerable favor.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-26

Raglan and peasant sleeves are
seen on many of the smartest coats,
but the regulation coat sleeve is I'm
the lead.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-26

Job Printing Dcae Isisht. Times
Printing Co., No rs John AT. Call
Main 1898. or City stss.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-26

job Printing Done RIght. Time.
PrintInR Co., No. rs Iohn r. st. Call
Main iIss or City 3sss.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-26

The American Shipbuilding Co has
just received an order from the
Standard OIL Go. for Il steel oil steam
er and barge, duplicates OF vessels
previously delivered, the two to COST
about 100000. The steamer Will be
built al the Wyandotte yards. and the
barge at West Superior, Wis.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-26

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-06
Might Not Be Alive.

McMinnyille, Tenn. Mrs. Ocie Jett,
of this place, writes: II don't believe
i would be living today, If it hadn't
been for Cardui. lay in bed for 81
days, and the doctor came every day,
but he did me no good. Finally, he ad
Yised an operation, but ! would not
consent, and instead took Cardui.
Now am going about the house, do
ing my work, and even do my wash
ing. Cardui worked wonders In my
case. am in better health than for
FIVE years" Cardui is strengthening
tonic for women. 1t relieves pain,
tones up the nerves, builds strength.
Try #. At your druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-06
PERSONALS.

E. e. Hawkes. is in st. Louis on
business.
W. c. Enlow returned this morning
from Quincy, where he spent Sunday
Clayton Reiner was In Montrose to-
day.
Mrs. Thomas Ganley spent Saturday
and Sunday at Sand Prairie. visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Jas. Ganley,
John Tobin, formerly foreman of the
Taber Lumber Co, who has been in
Chicago for the past seven or eight
years, has returned to this city to
make his home.
Captain Chas Farris. last year mas.
ter of the Steamer Columbia, was in
Keokuk Saturday visiting with river
friends.
The following automobile party from
Carthage took dinner at the Hotel
Keokuk Sunday: Misses Jessie VIII.
COZ and Adelaide Merrill and Messrs.
II. Wolfe and Ed G. Hughes
w. B. Kaiser Of LaHarpe was a
Sunday visitor In Keokuk
Mrs. Harry Ralston spent Saturday
and Sunday in the city visiting with
relatives, while enroute from Car
thage, ILL.,, to her new home at Lin
coin. Neb., where Mr.. Ralston is now
located.
Gus Morris OF Chicago spent Sun
day in the city, the guest of friends.
Elmer Hutchinson of Burlington
was a Keokuk visitor Sunday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-06
rinton's Storage
inton's Transfer

Merchandise, Machinery, Furniture
Stoves, Musical instruments, Pictures
and everything In the Storage line.
large, clean, safe warehouses. Prices
reasonable including insurance.
TRANSFER LINE IN CONNECTION
o'''ce S2e Blondesu. Both phones 10
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-06
CITY NEWS.

Mrs. E. Guy Singleton, underwent
surgical operation this morning at
st. Joseph's hospital, having been re-
moved their Saturday. Friends hope
for immediate recovery
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-06
Tho Duchess, philosonhx,

no OhCHCos FHhosOpft.
The old duchess OF Cleveland In
yited relative to her husbands fu-
neral and told him to bring his gun,
adding. We are old, we must die;
but the pheasants must be shot
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-06
How to Gain Flesh

A simple but sure way to increase
the weight. 1t Is asserted by several
well known physicians. is TO take reg
uiariv for several months, one or two
grain hypo-nuclane tablets after each
meal These little tablets have the dis
tsnguished merit of increasing the red
and white blood corpuscles. aiding di-
gestion and promoting assimilation ana
absorption OF the elements IN the food
which go to make blood and solid It's
sues. They are optainable in sealed
packages from physicians and well
stocAed apothecery shops.
The Irish standard., 1911-12-09

tions of the city had supplied with
Thanksgiving dinners, and found that
1903 Minneapolis families had re-
ceived dinners, 200 more than were at
first listed. Through the checking
system, 1876 Implications of dinners
were avoided. Several families re-
ceived more than one basket, by acct
dent, but one woman who had re-
ceived three dinners from three sourc-
es gave back the third. Since there
were 10 in the family she kept the Sec
ond. Thirty eight different organiza-
tons checked up their dinner lists
with the Associated Charities, and at
Christmas time an even closer watch
will be kept, to see that families re-
ceive only one dinner each.
The Irish standard., 1911-12-09
Wren- Smith NuptiaIs.

The marriage of Miss Rose Wren to
Mr.. A. w. Smith took place on We'd
nesday evening of last week at S
o'clock at the parish house of st. An
tying the nuptial knot, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Ellis as attendants. After
the ceremony a dinner was served to
the happy couple and their immediate
relatives at the home of Mrs. Mary
Hoy, 81 University avenue northeast,
with whom the bride has lived since
childhood. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will
reside in the Aberdeen Court.
The Irish standard., 1911-12-09
Pro.Cathedral Bazaar.

The Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception has been holding a very sue
cessful bazaar during the week in Nc
Elroy hall, Eighth street and Nicollet
avenue. 1t will close this Saturday
evening. Christmas notions of all
kinds have attracted large crowds at
the booths and good substantial
lunches and dinners have been served
moons and evenings. The attendance
promises to be exceptionally large to-
night.
The Irish standard., 1911-12-09

Green Isle, Minn-A pretty wedding
was solemnized at St. Brendan's
church Wednesday morning, Nov. 20,
at 1880 when Miss Honora. Ryan,
daughter Of Mrs. John Ryan, became
lington, Rev. Father Doyle conducting
the ceremony.
The Irish standard., 1911-12-09

Neat designs in newest wedding sta
tionery can be seen at the Irish Stand
ard ONCE, 226 South 4th street. We
print them to order In a short time and
at rates much more REASONABLE than
the ordinary dealer charges. We in
yite your patronage in this line.
The Irish standard., 1911-12-09
ST. THOMAS CHURCH
At Lake Harriet Will Be Dedicated by
Archbishop ireland Tomorrow.

Archbishop ireland Tomorrow.
The Church of st. Thomas, Rev.
M. O'Brien, pastor, West Forty-fourth
street and York avenue, will be dedi-
Gated tomorrow Sunday at 1920
a. m. by Archbishop Ireland. His
Grace will preach the sermon at that
mass and will administer the Sac
rament Of Confirmation at 2::30 in the
afternoon.
The evening world., 1911-05-18

VOL ,urination. Obtain one ounce OF conro,nd
ilIid %balmwurt, give. : to 10. drops IN Water "
Win SON he a no = nqie1 d1ly, and YOU. child
this filled aromatic fluid cascara oz. coT'
rS nh 's I o.. ''%Sih iy do. o., syrup aromatic
eral months II t.cesssry. "'
y, WAY More I'll persistent and regular use
inst Few weeks increase the weight 1 70 4
pounds a week while they improve the blood
and sparkling cycs, The same as ,p Ia Ivy
fortunate friends. These hypo-nnclire tabI,is
leeplessne;s, sc. Directions accompany eaei
sealed package. ' -"
Too stout The bcs, and only safe "a, 70.
uRier mat ! have been able to find, and one
harm tho, organs Of the body, IS: Gi'c1l.
aTholene o., aromatic elixir ! oIG. Nix,
DAYS. Then Increase. 10 two. After red,ipiny
yoh should be, cln,fnl To eat temperatsl. =.
at least 30 POUNDS ~ "'s''
nel!e-lcs, | can tell YOU Of a fine IIomd
preparation o. saP9niiied 9il, superior 10 soap,
for u'e and Is called fluid cottolone. '''
NelH-For the relief aud cure u tired.
swollen, aching, ,~ea'Y AMI callpusol feet. M,
ful Of sili 10 a gallon II iIt Water '"It15nron'
the feet, from 10 - - minutes every nicbt
Or ,morai's This give, o grand feeling Of re,
Feet all day, 'N"
Mr., ;, Wa conylesrent tonic Is needed
~ your 'Arc since yUu have never rCgllu1I
ss'ihsIn anu lyNuus force after arising from
tat SCR bed. weakness after atisius. too ffvr
respiration, catching cold with the lrasf
,Al,Oslie, irregular appetite, blues and zen.
eral all gone feeling a,e some 81 your SWIM.
toms. The following Is II tonic rnNIrpas.td
for such conditions and may We used by man
woman or child WITH astonishing benri'f,'
~ Hp hyppilusphites compound o Ozs.. tIns.
thie tAlolnenr compound ~. mot cari4-
NOM. MIA. shake well aud take a teaspo0pfIl
tfiple or after meals and ~ bedtime. yoir
weight q, below normal. drp take d.sgain Mo
nucl11e tablets, w.
Ms. y, A.. Your headache Is caused be-
ono eau cure cstanh hy using q sunpl, no.
IN WASH daily consisting Of q haIf icispounGI
81 antlsepilc Nilaue pO"der mixed with rims
ot lukcNarm water. SNUFF this mixture M,
the n~ostGl, and garsls-the throat uutl al
Jumps ana a'Cnmulaiigns Of cate frhal matter
are removed, THIS enables you to breathe ir,.-
~, stops hawking. splitting. Nc, tr' -
ounce backase ot Vilane powder. Also use an
ointment made by. mixing a level teasp1ouful
Of yllane powder with ! W, Of lard or yaselne'
Apply twice daily % the n%Ostrls. Take 3 grain
sulphrrb tablets 10 purify the blood.
Malaria IN SYMPTOMS ypu describe indicate
indlarldl conditions and a serious inactivity II
ms, liver and bowels, dmy0uo,s. lauguor.
Weakness, coated tongue, l~nillinrl eyes. sci.
low spots on Tie SKIN, dry, and itchin. skin.
nerl business, melgnchOlia, &c, The case la.
aesime chronic but hi, prescription vii cor.
leeI and make You well Fluid extract mand
| aka . dlams, compound es.cnce Cardiol | -.
| aromatic fluid ca@ara | o., aromatic syrlI
| rhubalh 4 Qzs. Nix aUd take from " 10 !
| teAstoohful 3 10 4 times daily, Keep up fsam
6 to $ weeks and write me again.
The evening world., 1911-05-18
NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS

ZNND 4
o MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDER.
UNBLEACHED MUsLINs- @i
mill lengtbs-worth 8a......J ~
STANDARD sHEETINos-
BLEASHEp uNBLEACHED.
5-4--worth 10 NV 6-A-worth .i8 .iex
90 In. with .IS .13I
20 is e4-worth Is .lsH
1-f-wOrth .22 III T-<--worth 20 .1Sx f!
"a Is s-4-worth ~ III
20 .2t O-a-worth "a 10
iO-4--worth .20.2 . iO-4--worth .26.ai
BLEACHED PILLOW GASES
42x36-worth II sl5Ox36--worth .l3 10
45N36-worth ~ D 5ix38-wOrth IA ~
Measurements before hemming.
DWIGHT ANCHOR SHEETS
64x0O-slight mill stains-worth so 80
Measurements before hcmmins.
CROCHET sPREADs--mn
size-extra h~eavy-hcm'd or oo
fringcd with cut-out Corners 1.OS
reg. si.5o
sILKoLINE COMFORT q -
ABIES-full sizc-plain back .(4
figured top-wOrth 500. -.
FEATHER PILLOWS
for Baby Cribs and Carrlagcs-
l4xis-noral sateen ticking 49,
isSls-noral sateen ticking =
worth AZ
FEATHER PILLOWS
for full. "a and single beds
2Oa2s-worth 80 .S7l22S2s--worth .os y.
MOSQUITO NETTING-s-yd. pc
White n colors-
6s Inches wide. ST ss inches wide. IA
MERC'zDTABLE DAMAsKs ~
snow white. pretty pat -
terns-rcB. ~. ...........
ALL LINEN DAMASKs-- f.
blcuchcd and unbleachcd- .45
new patterns-rcg. .50.......
SATIN DAMASKS-Purc linen
extra hcavy-stripcs and 30
floral designs-value 81, l0....
HUCK TOwELS-Pure linen-(
MISUNDERSTANDING .27... .1S
LININGS-Percalincs. sateens.
yd. wide-odd colors but great .1GH
variety-reg. "a and 3D..
EMBROIDERED FLANNELS
Pure silk hemstitch and .S9
scallop-value 80. .........
FLEECE blank
ETS-for large beds .6S
our price .Se---Speclal. ......
yOUTHS' SUITS-Fancy
Wors,eds and Choviots- 1888
stripes. plaids and other and
fancies--sEcs to 80 chest -
value 80. 0s and 81 S.......J S,9S
BOYS' WASHABLE SUITS,
Russian and Sailor linons,
galnteas, duck ana p~.rcalos- 80
white nnd coiors-21 TO 10
py,n uaIs-. Norioik ana
n1uDio nr"as, ana W
fancy cheviots and cassimeres 5.9S
.rd a. US r"s' sh"'
-" S"'"''''''''''''''''''J
fancy ; g TOYS 1888
" sN'"'
poys. pt n.d-s.
and ug,rane" am ~ nr sn'po +. 10
reg IN
CHILDREN,S RoNpERs-
Ginehnm snJ Ihamhrn~oo 96
"'o ''''''''
nOyS' CAps-Co,, ynrs,y
and Etons-Nav serv.s
Shepherd plaids and Mir 40
tures-ynluc 6o
BOYS HATs-Teddy. Collepe
or Rah Rah-folt or stitched .3S
cloth-yalue o {. 1900.
WoMEN's SILK GLOVES
2 ciasp-biaCk and white SO
worth 80. .......
The evening world., 1911-05-18


Vel as he library, dining room. prlvat,
offices and reception rooms. and guides
showed the visitors about. Tea was
served out OF doors in the formal flower
garden In the quadrangle. and inter-
ested men and women Wandered over
the grounds. which were laid out by a
landscape architect. and include such
unusual features Of a publishing plant
as ennis courts. a baseball diamond and
a big vegetable garden.
Among the guests were Robert G.
Ogden. John Burroughs. Dufield Os-
borne. st. Clair Mclelway. Joseph \.
Altsheler, Montague Glass, Peter
Newell. James s.. Metcalfe, John Cor
bin. James Ford. Charles Lanier, Henry
Reuterdahl. Frank Adams. A. y. Maur.
ice. Mrs. Galbraith Welsh, Mrs. Sydney
Ianier. Mrs. Haughton and Miss Mary
Stewart Cutting.
The evening world., 1911-05-18

80 $NL a. YOU NJ 49, ,.,th.
is.s melancllolo ". NV
ii%vYstrsles EYES sna
& nmsence Of ainni,ion
X#$& ztS "a strength, ~"
nh checks, req nt5
pcFasIsitfniiiy use he following Heaiihy Com
ymi will soon be plump an" tincture ca
pound syrup hyp9pho,phites compound essence
c%sriioI / az. Nix. shake the bottle wen snS
take a teaspoonfui after meals y tW' '''At, dor
: not good or before mea,s "a the doSe 10
w ,Sssnoopfnis. NlsS take 3-grain hypo,
nuclane tablets to increase the we'shl' " y"
directions, ACCOMPANYING carton, ,,r,o,,,, =
A heavy feeling IN stomach after eating. a
constant, gnawing as Of hunger' Init, of tio spp IF
heat. shnrtness o. breath. headache, pains ~
chest and shoulders, vomiting M'"Ahrrs ~ a.
tons for chronic dyspepsia and indigestion. of
an annoying character, but have hsu ne'tsr
l]apiine treats the stomach and digestive tract
3 bring a1on. a cure and not ne m3,eii IT, re-,
I lG4is,. &C., 4s''t se,i 3D. and let 'a me i IssFT ira%
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poo f2T 10th men ana women ,a, MIMI, y H. b ,iid an 81
scalp as do 20 many soaps, h.ary Az "i wIheu
contain ,alkali., ila1d o. soIi matrr can n ff
nntls ANh lNl llNl'.. N"f"'f 49,
-, The. best Treatment for oily or greasy
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dead and split end hair, sc, is plain yellow
minycl PACKED IN 4.uuncc llrs and sold by any
large retail drug store. This cures .dmldruif
With three or four applications. Directions &C..
cumpany the lar. This h far superior To the
aye lea you have tried.
Nrs. M.,-Nul need not hesitate 10 ne
uain-away pills for headache and neuralgia.
freluentlv pre- scribe thtrl o. harmless ana
non secret ~ character.
Miss Maud Never neglect q cough or cold,
no matter how slight. Treat II in some way
10 cure II possible, but treat II. Here - the
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know of, but YOU make n yourself. Obtain
from any we'll stocked druggist a 2h2'oz, PACK
age 0f essence menthn.laXeue aud mix II with
a homemade syrup according 70 directions ac'
companying 1t; this makes u fun pint Of the
finest Laxative, curative and tonic cough syrup,
superior 20 patent or labelled goods and about
\ times cheaper. II makes the most effective
cough remedy that have ever prescribed, Take
a teaspoonful every hour or two, Give. children
10 10 30 drops. \ full pint will cost less than
50 cents,
Hans :.lt yon want a cheap and popular
remedy for constipation can recommend
oascaroval lills a. non. secret and very pleas
''SSGl Mrs. 4 q .,-Thank YOU for your .nd
words, Am plea 'ed 10 lfarn that my pre-
,cription Of mlnyul for, \tur hair and scRlp
proved 80 satisfactory. Beng a sensible parent
SoS ssqga ss',s G@ 5Is esiia 70. saEFnie
disease Of The snhln-tys muscles which con-