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set for the one VINO nominated nef.
Miss Nellie Palmer. Of the South Side.
was in town Wednesday.
M. J. Dunn left Tuesday for Grand
Forks for few days visit
A hail storm did some damages in the
Of Plentywood last Sunday.
Miss Koppang was in town Tuesday Wis
iting friends and taking in the show.
Antonio Cattanio. of the South Side. was
in town Wednesday and reports that crops
are filling out much better than was ex-
pected.
FARM TO RENT-one quarter mile
from Culbertson. 90 acres under cultivation
good buildings and all fenced. Enquire OF
w. Mathews I7d
Services will be held in the Catholic
Church of Culbertson on Sunday Aug. a7th
at 10 80 a. m. Rev. Edward Cd. Hynes.
Pastor. Bainville. Mont. I6t4
X. o. Lunke. Attorney. announces that
during July and Angus, he will be in his
Office only on Saturday of each week. but
can be reached at any time by telephone
at his ranch. I4A
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. A. Oakes were down
from Plentywood Sunday. They packed
up their household goods Monday and
shipped them to Plentywood and on Tues
day left for that place
The team Of horses belonging to X. 0.
Slette ran away Sunday evening. smashing
the buggy somewhat and the horses were
scratched some on fence. No one was
in the buggy at the time.
A well known Des MONIES woman after
suffering miserably for two days from
bowel complaint. was cured by one dose
of Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy For sale by all dealers.
1t is reported that the Oriental Dancing
Girls with the side show were there with
the real goods. Some Of the young bloods
about town aver that Maude Adams and
her ''Sa!ome" dance was put far in the
shade.
IT.. .;,. ,a a.,,h,. ., n N Smith
g., T.n,., g Rs, arrived
here Monday from White Earth, N. ID.
Mr.. Smith has taken rooms in the Cour-
chene block for time until he can lease a
suitable cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Parsons and Jerry
Koch and family left last week for South
ern Missouri where they intend to locate
their future homes. Mr.. and Mrs. Koch
were former residents Of that state. but the
Parsons have never lived there.
Asmus Thomson and II. ID. oelkers. OF
Dane Valley. brought in some specimens Of
wheat and oats from their farms Tuesday
which are as fine as any we have seen.
The heads are larse. plump and well filled
and the straw is about three feet long.
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Foley Kidney Pills will check the pro-
gress OF your kidney and bladder trouble
and heal by removing the cause Iiy them
For sale by all druggists.
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Buy it now. Now is the time to buy
bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. II is almos, certain to
be needed before the summer is over. This
remedy has no superior. For sale by all
dealers.
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TALLAHASSEE.

TalIahassee. March 11.--Mrs. Horace
Simpson and Miss Simpson. Of Pensa-
cola, are soon TO be guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs George Lewis.
Miss Margaret Gamble. Of Jackson
vile. arrived Thursday on a VISIT to
Mrs. r. c. Long.
Miss Mary Grower, of Jacksonville,
is the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. T. q.
Byrd.
Miss Frances Young, of Jacksonville,
IL In the city visiting the family OF
Mrs J. T. Bradford.
Judge Emmett Wolfe, of Pensacola,
has been spending the week in Talla-
hassee, the guest of relatives.
Frederick Hooker. son of Justice w.
81. Hooker, has been compelled to
leave Washington and Lee University
on account OF Ill health He IL now
with his father IN TaIlahassse en- route
to Tampa
Rev. DR.. Foster, Of Mariana,
preached at St Johns Episcopal
church last Sunday. The doctor spent
several days here this week raising
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BOMBAY.

samson. Ala, March Ill. P. Col
son. OF Eleanor, Fla. spent Sunday
with relatives and friends.
Miss Gussfe Hendrix. Of Geneva, was
a pleasant visitor 20 our city the frst
OF the week.
Kisses Annie Claire West and Gyp-
sic Smith. Of Opp. have returned home
after pleasant weak spent in samson
the guests OF Mesdames Sims and
Brooks.
The Married Ladies Embroidery
Club was delightfully."- entertained BY
Mrs Il. NJ Farmer last Thursday az
ternoon-
Rev. Mr. Fleming preached two ex-
ceIlent sermons at the First Baptist
church Sunday morning and evening.
Brooks Davis. OF Geneva. visited his
mother here Sunday.
T. l. Farmer Is placing the material
on the ground for nice dwelling on
Broad street.
George Grigss spent Sunday with
home folks.
Ars. Sawyer. from Compass Lake. is
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SNEADS.

Sneads, March 1.-THE measuring
party given by the L. A. S. of the NJ
e. church, last Friday night, was quite
a success.
Miss Lille LaNier is at home, after
having taught very successful term
OF school at Cottondaie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Mitchell and little
child, Of Oklahoma city, Oklahoma, are
visiting friends and relatives at this
place.
Mr. Pruester Lewis Of Rock Bluff,
has been visiting relatives here for the
past few days.
Miss Johnnie Poston, Of Mariana, Il
the guest of the Terrell House.
The many friends of Mr.. John Stone
win regret to learn of his death, which
occurred Wednesday night, March s.
at the home of his sister, Mrs. Tom
Carpenter, near Grand Ridge. Fla He
leaves a mother, two sisters, and six
brothers to mourn his loss. We ex-
tend to them our heartfelt sympathy.
Misses Beulah Jockey and Bessie
Mae McKeoun visited relatives at Cy-
press Saturday and Sunday.
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Miss F1orr1e Pierce Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brewton and little
daughter, Nora, and son. Amos. were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Nicholson
Sunday.
Miss Skinner, Of Mfllview, is visiting
Mr.. J. w. Helton and family.
Miss Raspus. of Century. is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L Barber.
Mr.. Clarence Nicholson attended the
convention at Brent Sunday.
Messrs. Robert, Charlie, Arthur.
Taylor and Edgar Kirksey and Carl
West visited Mr.. n. Yonker and fam
ily Sunday afternoon.
Miss Lille HeIton is visiting Miss
Ellen Helton Of Millview this week.
Miss Stella and Della Weaver were
guests Of Miss Maggie Diamond Sum
day
Mr.. and Mrs H. Yonker were guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Cowan Sum
day. 1a
Mrs. Teen Hall and little son, FL
wood. were visiting Mrs. Jessie Film
GIN Monday.
Mr.. Ewalt and Mrs. ]. r. Pierce were
business visitors to Pensacola Mon
day.
Mrs. H Yonker made a business
trip to Mrs w. I. BARRIERS on Satur-
day last.
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KLoNDYKE.

Klondyke, March live are hav-
ing delightful spring weather now.
Mrs. James Snowden and daughters
and Miss Annie Bryan Of Beulah were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Webb and
family Of Pine Forest Sunday.
Misses Gertrude Yonker and Mag
gle Diamond visited Mrs. ]. =. Pierce
Sunday night and Monday.
Miss Sadie Brewton and little broth
CT, Amos, were guests Of Mrs w. C.
Solomon Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Joseph Mccall is visiting his
wife and parents at Beulah this week.
Misses Sadie and Anics Brewten
were guests of Miss Maggie Webb
Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Blomeley. Of Pine Forest,
left Saturday for Birmingham. where
she will spend two or three months
with Mr.. and Mrs James Blomeley,
Jr.
Arthur Ransley, Clarence Nicholson
and VIII Webb were the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. W. c. Solomon Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. H. Brewton was the guest Of
Mr.. VIII and James Webb Sunday.
Miss Hattie Hel<on was the guest Of
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FERRY PASS.

Ferry Pass, March 11-Miss Escam-
bia Jones closed a very successful term
OF school at Cottage Hin Friday. Her
many friends are always glad to well
come hsr home
Miss Alice King enjoyed . visit %
DeFuniak Feb. IS, returning to enjoy
the carnival ON Monday and Tues
day.
Misses Gertrude and Annie White, Of
Cottage Hnl were pleasant visitors al
the home Of K L Tones last week.
Miss Lizzie Jones represented the
Ferry Pass school IN the spelling con-
test held March sra. Although not be-
ing the successful one. shs was q
credit to me school she represented.
Mr.. George Parazine. who for the
past month has been confined to his
room with typhoid fewer. Is slowly iin-
proving.
The Ferry Pass school win give an
entertainment March 18th for the
benefft Of the school house piano. An
admission fee of fifteen cents VIII be
charged. Everybody - invited to at
tend
Mr.. Butler has bought the BarnhiIl
farm and took possession last week.
Mr.. J. H Davis moved to Pensa-
cola several days ego. Mr.. Davis was
an earnest worker in the church and
Sunday school, where he viii be great
ly missed.
Miss Susie Nell Patterson visited
home Saturday and Sunday, returning
Sunday afternoon
Mr.. Duncan Is expecting his father
and mother to move TO Ferry Pass
The family win occupy the George
Hoyt place.
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GARNIERS.

carnierz. Marcn us-zErH. n c.
irwin and Mr.. L. ". winklsy were
visitors at Mr. ". ". Es<tgrove's sun
day night, retnrndng Monday.
Ms. ?. L Ezand weat 20 Pensaccls
Mondzy .ast Sn the swan
Mr.. and Mrs. y. n. Eartgrcve wers
visitors at Camp Walton Saturday.
They attended ths oyster supper given
By the WonnarFs Club Saturday even
lnx and spent Ehs rsmaindw Of the
time 1t Nr. Geo. ". Eouie's. returning
suulsy a6ernoon.
The f<s=z1ss Of Mrs. John Pryor were
sEocksd 50 heax q her death Monday.
the zTth ult.. st 1EE1igan- Very few
knew she was sick She. however. haa
been suffering Tor somo time with con-
sumption She died ct her daughters
N Hflsisan and there the remains
were inferred.
The forest nrss have made q clean
sweep this year. The forest reserve
people seemed not to Be able TO con-
Hoi thens.
AT the communication Of the Ma
sonic Lo4gs &C Camp Walton two were
Initiated and one was raised.
zfr r L. Lift1efeld and Mrs. Calsie
Reinna-dt were Camp Walton visitors
Saturday.
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SANBoRN.

sanborn. March Ill. 4 Moody. Of
Caryville. a prominent turpentine OPP
srator, was prospectof last week
]. ". Brockson. OF Chiplsy, was pros
pecting for turpentine timber last
week.
W. A. johnson. Of Holmes county.
was 3 turpsntfns prcspecfor last week.
p. a. Everett. of CarraDelle. was up
last week to guide the prospecters ever
timber lands in this vicinity.
A. Y. James, engineer on the Alcorn
short line, has severed his connection
with that line and moved to a point on
the Apalaehfco1a Northern railroad.
sebe Geter. deputy sheriff. was down
sumomning the jury for the spring
term OF court of Liberty county one
day last week.
II. F. Strickland. Of Ward. was down
with q lead Of fine smoked bacon and
butter, which he sold for cash.
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Why Hesitate?
An Offer That Involves No
Risk For Those Who
Accept 1t.

We are so positive our remedy viii
completely relieve constipation, no
matter how chronic it may be. that
we offer to furnish it free Of all cost
If it fails.
Constipation is caused by weakness
Of the nerves and muscles of the large
intestines or descending colon. To ex-
pect a cure you must therefore tone
Up and strengthen those organs and
restore them to healthier activity
We want you to try RexaIl Order
lies on our guarantee. They are eaten
like candy, and are particularly ideal
for children. They act directly OH the
nerves and muscles of the bowels.
They have a neutral action on the
other organs or glands. They do not
purge or cause any Inconvenience
whatever. They will positively ever
come chronic or habitual constipation
and the myriads of associa.s or de-
pendent chronic ailments. Try Rexall
Orderlies at our risk. Two sizes. 10c
and 25c. Sold only at our store--Ths
Rexall Store. The Crystal Pharmacy,
Brent building.
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JEWS of WEST FLORIDA and SOUTH ALABAMA.

ground. thereby escaping serious in
jury.
The many friends Of DR.. Fitzpatrick.
the popular young physician OF this
place. are filed with regret over the
announcement OF his determination 70
seek new nsld Of practice. He has
decided that he wiz try sea practice
for . while and. while regrettfng his
loss. the best wishes Of the whole
community WIN follow him to his new
field
Mr.. W. A. Bea1, The Journals trav-
cling representative was circulating IN
this vicinity last week and paid a VISIT
to the ship yard.
Mr.. Jas Enfnger and Miss Easie
Hastings were married last Thursday
evening at the home Of the brides
parents.
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rasrsf I'm. F1As March 11-1nvs-
1900 sre being sent to q very large
.-srcIe OF friends and relaffves ~ ~
80 rs. Bargett. Of Laurel Hi, 70 tne
$4,000 of their daughter. Miss An
Re % M. ". H Tuner Of Anoaius.s'
i -. ps.oe On "wednesday. ths q
= fae presbyterian church. e tins
,s.ca 1riss Baggstt s. one q Aaurel
TTsIrs best ~ir4s. being rea<ed IN tnas
..,,,,rnnnitv. where she has many
s-senss Mr.. Turner has been resi-
800 ~ Anda1usdA for several years.
80 4. : Young man Of great ability.
sFd oua who has q large crus q
friends. They WIN be marT1ea 2. .ne
hour OF p. N and innusuiass-S 49,
the ceremony win board the evening
frafn for Pensacola and otlzsr points.
Tbev w1fl make Andalusia their future
home. as AEr. Turner IL IN business q
Mrz =. Tuclrsr, Of Eresport- TIE
,.ofI,a- a. Captain Lee Tucker Is visit
- l,er brother. Rev. Wiley y. Martan.
fhis week. and VIM probably spend
several weeks here
Ma. wyatt. principaa Of the scnool
here. is on the sick list, which eper-
go rree4lv AGAINST the school. rs the
aaaiefanfs have more work than they
ought 70 do, and Ms Wyatt - not
able 10 be on duty.
Mr.. L ]. colburn Of Pensacola. =
b town this week.
Rev. ]. +. HciIsy, Of E1omafon,
reached e me ha1 Tuesday night
- fToTIsv Travelled IN tlais section
rsveral years ago IN tie interest Of
-. perzacoka Bay Association. as
nsisxfouary. and the people were glad
to see him and hear him preach
sEr. J. II. Ovens, superintendent OF
ne Falco NM Company, and president
81 the Laurel I'M bank. was over THIS
week. In his new aato- He says ne is
about straight again. although DIS
rirht hand Is yeti cut Of order, and ne
Enps soma yef-
Mr. Jonn CsrnpbelI who has been al
p1ug Springs for sone tire has moved
his family hers. ans WIN make this his
home, In the f4turr.
Captain ETC VEN Axelson. who has
heea N Tampa. for quite Ettie While.
Visited his family here Saturday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Brown. are the
parents Of 3 girl
d.. T. Porter tyvsbb. VINO has been
sic< with grtDpA for several Days y
convaiessnt.
sfiss Lenna crszsv Of Green Bay, i
sxpeetad here his week. Miss Lennn
Il well posted IN the work q the
Jnited states Doss once. and our en-
rfent and accommodating postmaster
J. T. Richbo1rg has concluded since
Fie work N his. once has enlarged. &c
g. help.
AIRS. william Jones. and baby. Of
CeFuniak Springs are wishing Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Il Joues. &C South Nsne
sfr.ef fhis weak
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BEULAH.

Beulah, March 11.--Rsv. Prichft, OF
Dogwocd Grove, filed his regular ap-
pointmsnt at the NJ. Il church Sunday
last and was crested by large and
interested audiences at each service.
Rev. Q. 3. Netherland went to Per-
dido Beach TO I'M his appointments last
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. John Bryant was q Muscogee
visitor Sunday.
MIS-. John Bryant II the champion
chicken raiser Of this settlement, hav-
ing now nearly two hundred with one
hundred more eggs TO hatch soon.
Mr.. Moses Psnton, ST., who has q
position at Atmore, Is et home for 9
few days visit with his family. He
spent Sunday the guest of his father
Mr.. A Penton. near Pensacola
Mr.. James Bryant was IN Pensacola
on business Monday.
Mrs. James Sn0wdsn ana Miss An
ME Byrne were the guests of A. L
attended the meeting at the NJ. e
church there.
Miss Catherine Fisher, who has been
living In Pensacola since last July,
has returned to her home here. She
has been confined to the house by a
very severe case OF grippe. but IL bet
ter now.
Mr.. Walter Bryant has Just comp1et-
ed q neat wire fence around his farm,
which adds greatly to it's appearance.
There win Be box social at the
home Of Mr.. Dan Wilson Saturday
evening. March II. for the purpose OF
raising funds 20 build q new fence
around the Beulah Cemetery, q much
needed Improvement, as ths old one Is
In q very bad condition.
Mr.. James Fisher had the n1tsfor-
tune to lose q valuable horse. one he
has had for q number Of years. and he
and family feel the loss keeniy.
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McKINNONvILLE.

McKinncnviI1e. March f1--Robt. Nc
Kinnon il confined TO his bed thin
week with illness from which we trust
ne will soon recover.
@ "A. Lynch, Of Buclreye. was q visit
or here ono day last week.
Or. J. D. Tramnel. Of Muscogee
was here Monday and Tuesday.
A. D. McKinnon spent Monday n
Baldwin county.
Miss SaIlie McKinnon returned Mon
day from Pensacola, where she had
been to attend the carnival.
Mrs. Higdcn and daughter. sallie. Of
Enon, were pleasant callers here Mon
daY.
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HAD ECZEMA SEVEN YEARs-cURED
BY TETTERINE

Glen Kinard, Of Rufin, S. c., says:
For seven years have been a sufferer
from the worst case Of Eczema I ever
saw. During the summer months I suf-
fered agony. Some time ago travelling
man offered to pay for the Tetterine II
would use 1t and ii did not cure. I
bought half-dozen boxes and less than
whole chest locked IKE a rusty piece Of
iron. cannot say too much for your
valuable preparation"
Sold by all druggists. or direct for soc
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All ladies invited to see
of new goods, Needle
craft shop, 81 Brent Bldg.
PINE BARREN.


Pine Barren. March 11s-Mrs. Dan
Ward was q business visitor TO Can
torment last Saturday.
Mr.. Jacob Jernigan went down to
the city Saturday afternoon, returning
on the late train.
John JeruigAn also visited the Deer
Water City Saturday, but could no,
tear himself away until Sunday night
Mr.. George s. Weaver. whose home
Is IN Brewfon. Ala, was forced by Ill
health to quit the services OF the en-
gfneer department and return TO bis
home. He made many friends among
all classes here. and has the earnest
wishes Of ali that he may speedily re-
gain his health.
Messrs. e. B. and A. B. Cerut1. J. s
suggs. q. Harcus and ". s. Tay1or. al
from the ship yard. spent the Sabbath
in the city.
Mr.. Arthur Zepernick has been II
for day or two. but il improving
greatly.
Mr.. J. w. spriggs. Of Pensacola. Ii
engaged on the new dredge The worl
is being pushed rapidly now, and the
big machine win soon be ready fcl
launching.
Quite lot Of amusement was at
forded the men at the ship yard dag
or two since by one Of the boys, who
being 50 engrossed in q letter Just re.
ceived. and trying to read it at thu
same time he was walking from tn
houseboat to the dining shed, walked
overheard up to his chin in the river.
Mr.. John Suggs was knocked from Z
high staging to the ground Thursday
last by piece of timber that was uset
for skidding up a heavy casting. H
was somewhat bruised about the arm
and wrist, but was so fortunate as =
alight on his feet when he reached tn.
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CONTRACT LET
FOR BUILDING
WORK WILL BEGIN TOMORROW
ON BUILDING TO BE ACCEPTED
BY STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
IN JAcksoNwLLE-To COST
ss5,ooo.

The Times Union in speaking OF the
new building for the State Board Of
Health in that city says:
W. T. Hadlow, the well known con-
tractor Of this city, has been awarded
the contract to build the handsome
new laboratory. which is to be erected
by the state board of health on the
site occupied by the old city jail on
Julia street, near Hogan's creek.
The new building is to be q modern
structure and the plans Show an sun-
usually handsome design The entire
and limestone, while the floors and in
terror walls win be structed Of re-
inforced concrete.
viii also contain a sent The
building viii be erecte3a a cost Of
about $35, 900.
The basement win contain a large
operating room, chemical laboratory
an incinerating and sterilizfng ROOM
machinery for motors and q storeroom.
Two laboratories will occupy the
first floor, also an incubator, assembly
and storerooms. This offices Of the
state health officer and other offcials
Of the board as well as the clerical
force, win be located on the second
floor.
This floor viii also contain q large
fire-proof vault and a spacious room.
in which a complete record Of vital
statistics will be kept. Another eper7
ating room will also be ingtalledi on
this floor.
Commanding Effect.
The ground upon which the building
is to be erected has &n elevation OF
several feet, which win give the build
ing, when completed an excellent COM
handing site. Hunter Snyder Is the
engineer and building material is to
be furnished by the Baker & Holmes
Company. Work upon the new build
ing will begin Monday and will be
pushed rapidly to completion.
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Too Well Known.

Us the guv-nor inT" asked the
visitor.
The ONCE boy. with his chair tilted
back and his legs stretched out upon
the desk, made 10 reply.
IT asked If the guv-nor was IN" said
the visitor.
The office boy threw him dis
dainfuI glance blew cloud OF Gig
arctic smoke down his nostrils and re-
suned his reading.
..Didn't you hear ne?" snapped the
visitor.
20 course I ear YOU" answered the
Office boy, scornfully.
eThen why the dickens don't you
ten me if the guv-nor's in?"
Now, I ask yer" retorted the Office
boy. as he recrossed his legs upon the
desk, and prepared to resume his read
ing. docs It look like it ?''-Answers.
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For Headaches.
There isn't Any Headache Remedy
That Does The Work Like
Hicks CAPUDINE.

1t gives quick relief from Headaches Of
all kinds, including Sick or Nervous
Headaches, and Headaches caused from
heat, cold, grip or stomach troubles
Capudine Is also the best and quickest
remedy for attacks Of Cold or Grip. Il
soon relieves the aching aud feverishnezs
and restores normal conditions.
Capudine is iquid-easy and pIeasana
to take acts Immediately. 10c.s 25e.
and Soc. a drug stoTeS-
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TWO SICKLY CHILDREN
Made Well by vInoI--Lstsers Frou
Grateful Mothera.

New Haven, Conn-~Aiy little gill
ever since her birth was fran snd
sickiy and nothing seemed to do her
any good, until we tried your cod liver
and iron tonic, Vinol As soon as she
commenced to take 1t. I noticed an
Improvement in her health and al.
pearance. She has now taken three
bottles OF Vinol and from the good ii
has done her I can say It win do all
you claim for it In building up and
strengthen fran and delicate chill
dren-" Name furnished on reQussE.)
Another mother Of Chicago. III,
writes: My little girl was thin, arun-
down. pale and without any appetite.
Vinol gave her a good appetite.-she
has rosy cheeks and has gained rapid
ly In flesh and strength.
Il cannot say too much In praise of
Vinol for delicate. ailtng children"
We ask every mother OF frail, sick
~ or aflfng child in this vicinity to
try Vinol on our agreement to return
their money II It does not do eli we
claim Whites Pharmacy, Pensacola,
Florida