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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-04-14
THROWN THROUGH DOOR.
Lights on Back in Hallway When
His Machine and Electric
Collide In Cranston,

Cranstown, R. l., April IA large
touring car occupied by ]. S. Smith of
this city, its owner, was struck by a
heavy trolley car this afternoon and
Smith was thrown 20 feet through the
air, crashing through the glass in the
front door of house and landing on his
back in the hallway. Both trolley and
automobile were running at high speed.
The touring car was wrecked. and the
electric car, which was a new one, was
considerably damaged.
The automobile was crossing the
street and was hit in the middle anc
turned a complete somersault, striking
lamp-post and swapping it off. Smith
probably will recover. - Brooklyn Eagle
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-04-14
SAILS BURY.

There will be Easter services Fat the
Methodist Church Sunday evening with
exercises by the children.
D. E. Gibson is very low with slight
hopes of his recovery.
Sugarmakers have been busy the past
week and the season will probably be an
average one.
Rev. Peter Heller has been returned
for another year, which is pleasant news
to his many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs F. C. Dyer attended the
session of Troy conference at Saratoga,
returning Monday.
Schools have commenced again with
the following teachers: West, Mabel
Noyes and Bessie Matthews; Village,
Mary McPhilomy and Jessie Collins: Cen
ter, Rita Beardsley; East, Julia Mona
han; Plains, Emma Bump.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-04-14

through the payment of fancy prices or
through unnecessary expenditures in
cidental to the examination and pur-
chase. 1t will call for frugality on the
part of the commission and for patriotic
liberality by the forest owners if the
five or six million acres essential to the
proposed forests, north and south, are
to be acquired within the ten million
dollars appropriated. All further pro-
ceedings will hinge upon the attitude
of the timberland owners. The success
or failure of the idea is in their hands.
Boston Herald.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-04-14
Only One of Its Kind -.

Lucus Robinson governor between
Samuel l.. Tilden and A. R. Cornell,
once defined the state capitol in a mes
sage to the Legislature as this public
calamity" The expression was like
the man, and history stamps it as def
milton. The building was the first of
great capitols to be projected in any
American commonwealth. The only
one ever built within the appropriation,
and that was $4,000 900, stands in Hart
ford, an honor to Connecticut and to the
men overseeing or effecting its erection
Another public building, the capitol of
a country and not state, was put at
Troy under the control of Edward Muir
ply, jr., long mayor, afterward United
States senator, and he kept it, noble
building, within the appropriation. The
name of the structures which have
greatly exceeded the appropriations
first made for them is legion. Those
which have been built within the orig
inal appropriation could be set forth on
half a sheet of note paper. From the
Brooklyn Eagle.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-04-14

We are glad that New Hampshire is
making a move in the direction of forest
preservation. Vermont has already
acquired several tracts of mountain
land which are to be developed and will
add to the beauty and value of our
State. 1t is evident that the action
taken by the Government in connection
with what the different States are
doing will result in much permanent
good in the line of forest and water con-
servation.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-04-14
Fireman Hurt BY Auto.

Frank Kunkel, assistant engineer of
the Hyde Park fire department, was
severely injured yesterday asternoon by
being thrown out of his automobile
when it collided with tree at the cor
ner Of Sprague and Mcdonald streets.
His right ear was almost torn off and
his right arm and left knee were LAGER
ated. He will be unable to perform
fire duty for several weeks. Boston
Herald.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-04-14
GOODBYE DANORUFF
A Clean Scalp for Everyone Who
Wants One.

Partisan Sage will kill all dandruff
germs and Danish dandruff in two W eeks,
or nothing to pay.
1t will stop falling hair or itching scalp
in two weeks, or money back.
1t will stimulate the clogged up hair
roots. will cause the hair to grow, will
prevent the hair from turning gray, and
the danger of becoming bald will vanish.
Partisan Sage is daintliy perfumed
hair tonic. that is not sticky or greasy.
Partisan Sage is sold by druggists
toe money back plan. Try a so cent
bottle today and learn for yourself what
a delightful tonic it is. The! girl with
the Auburn hair is on every package.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-04-14

He took the body back to the hospital
and Emig was arrested. He was held
on the technical charge of homicide and
then released in his own custody to ap-
pear on April %.
In the Jamaica Police Court he broke
down and sobbed. Brooklyn Eagle.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-04-14
METHODIST CHURCH.
D. II. Corkran. pastor.

Morning worship, 10:45, Easter SER
vice with special music. Bible school at
noon. Junior League, $3.50. An Easter
programme in the evening by represen-
tatives of the Sunday School. Services
will begin at 1870.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-04-14

Several letter tell of the safe arrival of
Mr.. and Mrs. }. w. Whitman at their
destination in California.
Some fine runs of sap are reported this
week and of good quality.
Rev. f. D. McCabe will preach in the
Methodist church on this Sunday before
taking his leave for his new appoint
ment
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-04-14

one size smaller by using Aliens Foot-Eases
the antseptic powuer for swollen, TENDER
aching feet. Ii makes walking delights
relieves corns and bunions of all pain,
and gives rest and comfort. Sold every
where, 25c. Don't accept. ally substitute
sample FREE. Address Allen s. Olmsted {,
leROv n Y l5t4
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-04-14
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

Morning service at 10:45 and evening
service at 1880, with preaching by Presi-
dent j. NJ. Thomas, d. d. Usual services
during the week.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-04-14
Y. M. c. A. Notes.

ROOMS NO. 3 SEYMOUR STREET
Important business meeting next Mon
day evening, April II, at 1880. Plans
are to be made for the Addison County
convention, which will be held here
May 5, 6 and Z.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-04-14
Church N otes.
MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. Richard B. Esten. Pastor.

Morning worship, 10: AS. Preaching
by the pastor, subject, THE Revelations
of the Resurrection" Special music by
quartet. Bible school at 12 m. Y. P.
5. c. E. at $40 p. m. Subject, Easter
Lessons. Evening worship at 1870.
Special service of song THE Hymns
of the Resurrection. A cordial invita-
ton to all
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-04-14

MORNING SERVICE EASTER SUNDAY.
Organ Voluntary,
Mrs f. l.. Shackett
Doxology with Hallelujah Chorus.
Invocation.
Gloria Patri, Ba rnett
Responsive Reading.
Hymn, "Christ the Lord is Risen Today"
Reading
Anthem, Hail to the Risen King"
Mason
Prayer.
Solo, "Christ the Lord is Rlsen," Nevin
Miss Mertie Gipson, Middlebury.
Ofertory, "Sing for the World
Rejoiceth," Geibel
Miss Gipson and Mrs. Charles Everest
Hymn, The Day of Resurrection
Smart
Sermon, Rev. j. Z. Heath.
Quartette, Hail to the Victor King"
Macy
Miss Gipson, Mrs. Weston,
Charles Everest. NJ. j. Landon.
Hymn. "Our Risen Lord
Organ Postlude
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-04-14
NEW HAVEN.

" NJ. Bene lict is on the road this
week.
Mrs. E. B Cushman is on the sick list
the past few days.
The New York milk plant at the juno
ton refuse to take any more milk this
month
Town Clerk c. S. Dana has registered
1l9 dogs. One lady had six registered
for which she paid SIP.
Mrs. tarrar of Chester has been the
guest of her son, Prof. Harry Farrar,
this week.
Noah Lathrop has commenced work
upon the large barn he is building on the
Drake farm.
H. c. Roscoe and wife are now in
Wisconsin and are expected home in the
near future.
Mrs. Abbe d. Rogers of Burlington
was guest of S. d. Doud over Sunday.
One man in town recently purchased
three bags of grass seed for which he
paid $50 90. Hay sells for most any old
price.
| One thing to be thankful for. There
are six months in Vermont when auto
mobiles cannot run over our roads and
people can drive a few hours with some
degree of comfort
Russell Everest, son of George c.
Everest, who has been quite sick, is inn
proving.
The Ladies' union held their annual
thank offering meeting at their rooms on
Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. j. g. Heath is to preach at the
Congregational church next Sunday.
Mrs. c. S. Dana left for Washington,
ID. c., on the d. A. h. excursion Thurs
day morning. She was accompanied by
her cousin, Mrs. f. II. Prouty of Mont
pelier. Miss Jennie Derby is keeping
house.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-17
66ie|teretS0ommer
Jag9aro 900

Sra Bermuda 9erne fou1 ii6lte
Sns0ag. Meooelelie ON, at Meolen1
al @inneiota stotS @pieiteret, Cont
n1er @opin 81. Saggoro al ct. Saul
er afgaaet peo 9eoen al ct @ierte-
flag. 2ommer Saggar0 reilte peo
Nptaarstio til 8ermu6aseerne for lit
@elbreo. @an bapoe Dnret ipagelig
/ lengere Sis, nerntelt iom 6elge al
ct 6orgiftningStilfel0e, og Ser bar
ga fan reiite til 8ermuoasperne al
borlig Gore for at ban ifuloe mite lit
epn.
9omm1er SSaggaro bar fp0t / Eenn<
iploania og fit fin iurioiife lt66an-
nelie 6er. San bar 81. il1ris. fra
&enniploania 5totS l1niperiitet.
Sons &irfiombeo JONI sagiprer er
foregoaet / ct. SAUL, bportil fan
flptte6e itrqfs efter jim ll60annelies
Mfllutning. S 1898 blep ban 81
itrtftS6ommer % polgtes otter at
babe giort Sieneite / 8 Sern1iner til
@e0lem al @bieiteret. San bar til
lige 2Grer / meotci11if &etspioenifab
be6 ct. SAUL Meoicol College %
ienere, 81 6en11e Snltitl,tion blep
lagt in6 UNDER Stots ltniper1itetet,
Meolem al 6ettes 6afultet. San bar
gift me6 cit 9atter al en- al ct.
&auls &ionerer, General Sobn s.
Moertll. Sans @nltru bar boS bom
90 ban 6poe. Sillige eftcrlaoer fan
Ell 9atter.
6aa Men6 / Minnel oto bar iaa
agtet og ofbolot iom 9ommer Sag
gar0. @nbper, ser Tom / %perionlig
8erering mes bar1, blep in0taget al
bans iinl6ne glifpproigbeo og
&ierteligbe0. SITE min0it blan0t
Sfnn0tnoperne bopoe fan mango
8enner. San foretog for nogle &ar
ii6en en- guroporejie og opbolot fig
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-17

@ienitan6 for ioa meger, Omtale Der
biemme, at mta,1 Ser peo ret go6
8eifeo ON os, pes at ri ,er 0anlfe
og bill peobliue at p9re bonifc", at Ri
life bar fornGgtet bort Sprog eller
Dor N%ationalitet. 90 / &roft al set
te poper Stuoenterne oct longe
Spring ODER @apet.
: Sc III fao at m9rfe, at Sc er lige
ioo bierteligt pelfom1e Dos os, JON
Sc CT set l,oe / Sc banifc Hropi1s=
bper, ,1oor SC ipnger CONNER / 8n
ser. g fomn,er bel for6crcot / alle
Metniuger, u10cr Gonlf =Mmertfanlt
! Sellfobs Mmlpicicr % tilnlco nnco CT,
>Sm1prcsiorip ipnn 5bolhcrg. Mcn olt
oct piloc life Dirlpc, bpis life ocrcs
2%onosnlGnb bcrourc mpotpg Sem
mes oobnc @iGrtcr % Mrnnc. Soo9
ON 8 Mooncoer letter Sc 0cres 500
poa omerifonlf @rlno. 2a0 % pGre
aoot iorbercote pan oercS Mpbtogclie,
noor Sc fonumcr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-17

oier, foroi Sc bar iaa fienote; og ga
fan forla0er lit 2ano % orager
u1n0t @er6en, lptter anore &egierin=
gers froneoe &opeoer til / 8eunoring,
og 0effet meo Meooiller % Ceres
bepisninger fon1n1er ban tilbage og
gjenopliper / Nor0mGnoene oeres
&ierligbeo til 6eres Sasaer og 0eres
rige Sfatte al Solfeiagn. Soa Tom
9elrnoringen. 81 er laa 6eipn0er(i-
&c. Smen6ifipnt Ri er 6el1ofrotiife,
laa foretr9ffer hi at pi0e, at ri fSl=
ger Sen Sci ser CT merfet og lagt
al froneoe @opeoer, ser far giuet lin
8eun6rtng tilfien6e. Set er life iaa
let at bore SEN fsr1te, Der beunorer
cit Sing. 81 feler maoife lom Sc
&eiien6e / europa, iom Morf Smoin
lotterliggjer, ga Sc ltoo fora''
Domfirfen og lelte / line Bigger for
at lie, ont Sc ifuloe lige "s(b" eller
~Sb". Ole Bulls Mulif gou 6or=
flaringen. Set er maoife ifrepet
6eres eget Sprog; mer1 Sc uentcoe
lenge pao Operlettellen. Mori1
6olfeoigtning, brast for Gagen pe>
9iernion, gior6e Set. ga Set blet
bgrt / set miperiale Sprog, ser 1,o:
trpffer og forltaor Sc 6%o1tfen0e @e,1
ne febiprter, bpilfet life er m1eislet
&ieroglpfer, 0a begpn6te Sc at for
ltao bpo0 ct Soils Spmpotbier er
og &er6en fal6te Slc @11(( ct @eni
Sjente ian @enge? ga CIT Masle
Spoo brugte fan Sem til? @poi
@iprnlon priite Dom for.
(Mere).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-17

ga / len9ere Gio / Sc ifonoinopiife
2anoe. San blep alorig tret of at
tale ON line Splepeli ct Ser, pg nop,1=
Zig ipntes 9onn1orf, og gonlfe ier>
ligt @opeoltaoen, at bope pl1noet
bans @jerte. Noor ban trof lon=
men me6 9mnlfe, foripnlte Dan az
orig at omtale beres TeorelanO paa
Sen bjerteligite @oooe, og oltio op=
mnntreoe ban Sem til trofalt at be-
bare Min0erne fra Tnorelonoet og
boloe folt peo 6em og oeres Mooers<
maol.
CONNER Sa9goro nil blipe lopnet
6pbt al mango Meo6orgerc / Miuz
neIota.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-17
Eorre(ponoance

&r. &e0aftpr!
Meo Set ionll1e ieg lenoer Iornp=
elien for Ceres @lo6, oil ieg be6e
ON Elo0s for ct Har Sr6, ga jeg I'LL
far peret ber / II s(or og far alorig
tr11ffet Ell fien0t Mono eller &pin6e
fra min 6poebp, @runofer, Slime
r,,p, enoitjpnt ser er l1o,,ge fer I
Nn1erito. Seq bar / 3omnrarf for 7
9lor li6en 0enne Ginter. Gerlom
oisle 2inier faloer / @en6erne poa
nogle al mine Sfolefomeroter eller
&ejlefoneroter, p9r ioa goo at lo0e
mig b9re fra @0er. Seq boer poo en
6orn1, so Mcres, Is Mi( Tit fra
2emiiton, S6obo.
&i bar EN- milo Gi,1ter ioor, oct
far life peret ne6e pe0 3ero 6e,r1e
8inter. 2i6t Sne, fnopt NOT for
Sle6efpre. 81 fan ople ollie Slogs
Grlt9t og &orn, men &limoet CT
nil0t % Ser CT nof al Sober boooe
i16e og noe.
Glle Solooner er ll.ffeoe, ioa ri
ifol bore go6e ente,1 hi pi( eller Ell;
hi mao life ,engang toge Ell Tlalfe
bjeun, men ri gisr Sc 10 oligenel, Ser
iom 6e 8lo6bunoe life tager Set fra
% og imioer os / 8etten; Set CT
6ribe6en / S6obo.
Martinus Gbriitinie
gul6eioc, Ger Herces 60,
Soobo.
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Gn Moocl al 9ampifi6et uMau=
retania".

st pr9gtigt Mr6eioc / iorm al Ell
Mo6el al 9olnpifi6ct ~Mallretanio"
oil / en- begrGnolet Sis 6lipe 1lo=
%ltillet / ct al Mepelrs 9lltifspil1ouer,
poo Mooms Street Chen. Genue
Mo6el er cit neia9tig &epro6uttion
al Sti6et, er tegnct efter Sfalamaal
og inollnttct / cit meget imogIulo
&osie al @los pg Mobogl1itrr. Gen
mailer is 500 og 49, Com. / 9Gng=
Sen, er 3 500 og 5H Com. breo og
5 500 og 5H Somme bei meoens
oens Gngt er $500 Euno. Nlle Sc
m1in0lte 9etoljer, onfotte,10e Sc fire
6obbelte Sfrller> @nilttelcgrofzSta=
tioner, 3gtstobptterne og &omon0o=
broen forepiies. Get er / Sirfelig=
be6en 0em iml1ffelte og melt folt6are
vSfibs= Mooel", ser far peret brogt
til Chicago, og far foitet $4,000
at u6fsre.
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Entered at the Post Office at St. Pau
MIMI, as3second class mail-matter.
snstbmsitrai fur ut bore ifjnlte
Sdabcu.

Neoe &anios er ser / 9egislatll=
rem fremlot ct 1orllag til Ell Spp,
iom foltietter SuglDusltrof ira l til
Star for at bGse lfilllte S%tpoepao-
ben. Set er en- 2op, Ser bllroe trGoe
/ 4roit for belle 2anoets %eofoll=
,1e1oe. Set er 9anife pilt lao, at en-
bper Sag bar to Sioer, oa cthnert
@aaben tou br11ges elltel1 til Angreb
elter til 6oripar. Scr fon BRIGGS
bet Mralnuent, at Set er ureti9rolat
at fortpoe cit 8erion at bope I ll'1
8e]iooelie ct Mio6el til at tprlporc
fla / paofomm1euoe Silinloe, 11aar
pe0fonrnenoe bar Trrl tano nof til
fun at bruce BET, l1oor Npoeli
tpinger BAN BERTH for at fprlpore
1ib eller gienopu1. Get nlaa ocn1e
6orbinoeli e e%rinorcS, at CT laooo11
Sob unrn1eit fin pil fpnln1e til ut
uirfe pes lin Mol1o, life peS lit Sng=
itap. Eolitict / @perne fiel1oer JONI
&egel ale tuiuliomllle &orofterer,
ieIp ON oisie life hliper 9reh1c !
Mgperi eller l%ignenoc Spertrroeller
Set pe6, at Sen Slogs 6olf oltio
bprer @aaben; mel1 81 Stroffen tpr
at bore iaaoanne / Sc fleite Statcr
fun ct cit lille @e0e oa &onfiifotion
af Mebolperren, er Aptten pco ell
AnEol6elie eller l1oligteu til pco ocn=
ne at giore &erioncn l1ifaoelig for
te lengere Siosrl1m me9et fern. Np=
fte Mften er 8eofplmn1enoc otter poo
6er6e mes Ell ny 6epoluer / Cont
men. og Set er life iogt, at Ser CT ell
8olitiman6 tillteoe, 11aor gan finoel
ben pn1feoe Mnleoning til at brl,gf
ben. S ct ioo0ant 5ilfgloc piloe eli
Inngere 6engielsitraf ale1e for al
bore / 8eito6elie al ct Sfpbepaobcl1
giBre abifilIigt mere Nptte. SO bpao
bet ongaor at bprc cit Mepolper til lit
perionlige Toripor, piloe bette FIN /
meget iielone 5ilieloe fore til Mf>
itraffelie. SIT 9opeu pil6e blipe ont=
0aaet for bette 6%or11aal er ell Selp=
fslge, men freoelige 8orgere 'piloe
jiffert r1eget ii9l6en Blue mistenfte
e[er @ienftanO for eli No%litilu10crle,
eelfe at ben @rltno.
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Sure &inieaieiter.

Ser er litfert aolfillige blallot os
9anife beropre, iom mia6es Djem=
metro, boilfen Wleoe set pafte, 11oar
8uoifab git ON at Stu0enteriang=
foreninge1 niloe foretuge fin oarlige
&iniea16flugt til Dor 8p eller ggn.
Mon bi6lte pua 6orbaan6, at Sen
5orening piloe bringe 11oget meo Jig,
tie Blot al goo Sang, men al 6rilf=
FEB og 9ipsele0e> iom pirfer unit
tenoe poo enbber, mes 1pem sen
tom | 8erering. So iao git man
itrafs tgong mes at lagge &loner
for be pelfonune @iplters M%ootoaelie.
Ser orone0es sfnoielter og l1otlug-
ter, for lite at tale ON sen obligote
Roncert 4irfen eller poa &ooobuiet.
Sen. isrge6e III, ,1ern1eit for: Jig ielp
tor oct bar en- SeInelge e,
at olle Menncifer gif til 6en,iao fulot
&ns bar Ell noturlig og 11unogooelig
Gag.
@u c. bi en0elig rpffe6e Dam
mari iaa rter, at bort 2an6 ogioo
er 6raget in6enfor &re0ien al Hinie-
toftugtsiteoerne. Set CT life uoellf-
tenoe 6e forbe6reoe somferoieIs-
miolers Sfpl6, at ri faar 8eisg al
Be oonife Sh1benteriangere / Moj oe
Sum-, beller life Blot foroi be ipen=
tie og aorfte St>1oenterlangere bur
boret berobre, % Sc oanife iao og<
faa fatbt at De bur6e prebe
6prtnget. & imigrer % meo,
at set er en- Iiot opbere ST.
lelie, Der ligger til @runo for
6enre Gag END 3nifet ON at foreta-
ge en- Igt1re1be Sourne. nSor man
~ung6omsfrefter" iom Stu6enterre
bar set, og icr lplt poa 2ipet, ioo bill
man gierne gi6re fine @enner 6elag-
tige / fin 2ibstroft og 2ipsele6e,
tfar 1toar man beo, at 8ennerne er
Iangt borte til at fomme 6oeligt
/ @ersrine meo. @en oisie fierne
geuner bar ! De iibite aar peret
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49, -f "- HHs
I aslepafningen al Giertre, at ben
egenlige @ru,1o til, at @atferne life
fierner Snopoloene al '6iertraet er
Den, at De ~iaitige" Gele, ser loole=
oes %opbepares / 2egenets &ulbeo,
forbin6rer at &is6et torres l,o UNDER
Den lange 0pbepariag. :,
Set ier uo til at blipe oppetitlige
cling Ser fommer for 9agen fra So,
lepatbuienes Snore. Set turoe pere
paa SIDE at @usmporene tager 6eres
6orboloSregler, laa Sc er forbereo1
paa at uoepe sen forns6ne @ritif
,1aor Slaierne oabnes for Sc oper.
giente Masi er al 6e0eparer.
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Mrj til ri Bart1a
&rnmtng rr 1T prnrf frtt.

ipells Syrup 4epiin, Miolet iom er ti1tentt
8srn.. Set er milot os fremtaloer life Ma=
pctneb. Miolet er aloeles rent os %saranteret
/ enbper @enieenoe. Mrs. SoomeD / Gmz
insspille, 4a., os Mrs. Greo 9roms /
@lanion, Mieb., siper alorig. oeres Sprn
anoet. 9isle CT fun faa blanot t%uiinoer
al &oinoer.
Sc fan tisbe Ell SO Gents eller 81 SLATE
/ ctboert spotbet, iom bar baot ben for
6als i en- Menuefealoer, men bpis Sc fbrlt
bniter at forisge ben for Ceres 8prn leno
oa 9eres Moresle til Sr. %. 81. Galoz
ipel(, $50 Galotpel 8uiloin9, Mouticello,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-17
"DE1 YpptRuesTE MYRE- MIDDEL PA
mRoeN" sIeER EN- IAkNEMLIe KvINDE.

leg ensker at meddele Dem. hvor-
meget godt Swamp-Root gjorde mig
For fire Aar siden led jeg at, hvac
Lagerne kaldte en- Fistel og i to Aa'
led jeg aldeles ubeskriveligt; Jee
havde ligeledes B%etendelse ! Bl1re'
OF forsSgte Layers Medicin uder
Hjelp. Nogen omtalte da DR.. Kill
mer's Swamp-Root.
Efter en- grundig Prove fix jee
Lindring, fortsatte med Brugen oe
err idag en- stsrk og sund Kvinde'
Mar jeg fpler daarlig eller utilpa,s
bruger jeg Swamp-Root og Diet hj1l-
per mig altid. Jeg tror sikkert, al
denne Medicin Wide helbrede allie
Sygdomme som den anbefales for oe
Diet er mig en- stor Glade at kunne
sende dette Vidnesbyrd og Fotograt
til Dem. Jeg anser DR.. kilmers
Swamp-Root for ell at de ypperl'g'
ste Mediciner paa .Jorden.
Deres prb1dige,
Mrs. John Bailey,
Portland. Ind
Underskrevet og beediget hos ms
c. A. Bennett,
Notarius Publikus
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-17

Sen Mooer finoes lite iom lite bill eipre
alt i fin Mast for at beoare fit Barns
Sunbbeo, men ofte oeo bun lite @ejen.
Maar oerfor en- 9ottor al Stang piier @ejen
bpr allie lptte.
Set er EFT tienot Sag at nj uo at ii Sil=
feloc al Bsrneipsoomme neotammer fra
Maoen. Man logger Merte til, at Mape=
funttionen er i%tanoiet, bet bar SptpO,
~franter os sreoer. Gin bet life Gooeoraoz
Der, forbi Barnet bill tomme / @ane meo at
BRUCE Dem, os Bib life fortrettet os itrats
lsbe efter 9e9en.
9rpo fbrit ct bioentabelist 9afserinss=
miooel. 8rug en- lille 9ois al Sr. Cab
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-17

Bevis for at Swamp-R oo kan hjelpe Den
Skriv til DR.. Ki1mer & Co.. Bing
hamton, N. Y, efter en- Pr9vefaske
Def vii oyerbevise enhver. De vi
ogsaa modtage Ell Brochure mee
verdifulde Oplysninger ON Nyrern'
og Blaren. Husk at navne est. Paul
Tidende", naar De skriver. Regulare
Flasker af halvtreds Cents og en-
Dollar-Stprrelse selges i allie Apo
thicker.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-17

Nu CT set Sibcn, at De ber tegr
Gem for ct announcement poa bette
8lo6. Meo fine paolioelige @fter-
retninger og lit uopalgte 2eieltoi ri
set blioe Gem Ell fjprfommen @j9l it