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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
MEDAL TON BY THE
POWERS IS LIKELY

LONDON. Nov. 1.-The Vienna CORE.
spondcnt OF the Daily Chronicle send,
the following.
The Servian foreign minister and tIr,
Greek premier who brought about ,h,
Balkan alliance. started for Paris to.
day. II - supposed. TO negotiate win
Premier Poincarc.
"It is understood tho Bulgarian avn,
In following up IT'S successes. viii advance
on Constantinoplc. The Balkan sllIcs
Will not accept an armiatice. but are will
ing to negotiate peace direct with Tur.
Eoy" 80
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01

LONDON. Nov. Tho Austrian cabl-
net IS considering tho French proposal
10 a Vienna dispatch TO the Daily Maii
There Is feeling of great ANXIETY ~
Vienna, as IL Is believed Europe's task
confronted by four victorious armies or
Turkish soil. 10 an extremely dangeno,s
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-04
sHERIFF-s SALES.

LChaneery A-12s.l
SHERTFF-S LE- Chancery of New Jer-
sey. Between The Preferred Building and
Loan Association Of Newark, n. J., com
plainant. and Luigi De Fillppis. OF ais, de-
PENDANTS. FL. IA, for sale of mortgaged
premises.
BY virtue Of the above stated writ OF heri
facias, TO me directed. 1 shall expose for sale
by public vendue. at the Court House, in New
ark. on Tuesday. the twenty third day of
April next, at two o'clock p. m. all that
tract or parcel Of land and premises situate,
lying and being in the City OF Newark, Essex
County. New Jersey;
Beginning in the easterly line Of Eamden
street. at a nolnt therein distant three hun
dred and seventy-hve feet northerly from the
intersection Of the easterly line of said Cam
den street with the northerly line OF Court
street (now Fifteenth aVenuel; thence run
ming ~easterly parallel with said Court street
one hundred feet more or less TO a point
gen street; thence northerlY parallel with
said Camden street twenty-five feet. thence
westerly one hundred feet, more or less, to a
point in the easteriy line of said Camden
street distant four hundred feet northerly
from the noTthessterly corner OF said Cam
den and Court streets, measuring the same
along the easterly line of said Camden street;
thence southerly along the easteriy line OF
said Camden street twenty-five feet 10 the
place Of beginning.
Being the same premises convened TO the
said party Of the first part by deed OF even
date herewith and not yet recordeda this
mortgage being given TO secure a part Of the
purchase money Of said conveyance.
Newark. N. j., March is, 1912.
JOHN F. MONAHAN, Sheriff.
Charles c. Deubel, Solicitor. Nl606)
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-04
LINA'S FORMER HUBBY
OUT OF POLITICS, HE SAYS.

NEW YORK, April 4.-Robert ".
Chanler. better known as Bob" former
husband of Lima Cavalieri, is out of
politics for good. the announcement
coming yesterday simultaneously with
a similar message from his brother.
former Lieutenant-G Governor l.. S.
Chanler. The announcement was made
at yesterdays meeting of the Demo-
cratic committee for Duchess county.
Bob the former sheriff of Duchess,
wrote that he is through with politics.
For q number of years he led the
victorious hosts of Democracy with a
dash and vigor that made his name q
household word. Then the pleasures
Of Paris and the charms of Cavalieri
I made a hiatus in his political career.
y To a call to return to his old affilia-
tons and take up again the burdens of
party leadership, Mr.. Chanler sent a
reply thai he really could not do it. He
has settled down to the calm exist
ence of a successful painter.
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}. s. WINS PLANK
ROAD REPAIR SUIT

JERSEY CITY. April 4.-The Hud-
son County Board of Freeholders were
non-suited yesterday in Judge Wallis
branch of the Supreme Court in a suit
for $4,000 against the Public Service
Railway Company.
The legal papers named the Jersey
City, Hoboken and Paterson Street
Railway Company as the defendant.
This company was merged into the
Public Service Railway Company.
According to County Counsel John
Griffin. about eight or ten years ago
the trolley company agreed to keep
the Paterson Plank road between Ho-
boken and Passaic County in repair,
after the Hudson freeholders had paved
between the trolley car tracks, but
failed in its part of the agreement.
This caused the suit.
William D. Edwards, representing
the trolley company, held that the COM
pany was under no obligation TO the
county because OF any agreement to
keep a dirt road in repair. Judge Vail
held this view and directed a non-suit.
Mr.. Griffin will carry the case to the
Court of Errors.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-04
CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed In the county
clerks office today:
C. Anderson, owner, with NJ. Stair, con-
tractor, carpenter. mason, plumbing ano
painting work. $1,000; 1872 South Arlington
avenue, East Orange, N. J.
G, Eppinger, owner. with W. Grub. con-
tractor, plumbing work, 1888; South
Tenth and Bremen streets. Same owner
with o.. ORonrke. contractor, mason
work. $500: same premises.
p. Meyer, owner, with II. Faul, c0ntrac-
tor, plumbing and heating work. s625; s.
Grafton street. Same owner with II.
Waters, contractor. mason work. $685.:
same premises. Same owner with c. Van
C1eaf. contractor, carpenter and painting
work, $500; same premises.
T. Hopping & NJ. Kotch, owners, with
A. Meisols Construction Company, con
tractors. general work, $3.50; Weequahic
avenue
II. Dowley. owner. with Gershowovitz
Bros. contractors. mason work, Newield
street, East Orange. Same owners with
Crescent Company. contractors, all plumb
Ing work. $3.50. same premises.
II. g. A. Berthold, owners, with S. Merz
Son, contractor. mason work, $3.50: Wal
nut and Tyler streets. Same owners with
C. Roehrich, contractor, carpenter work,
$3.50; same premises. Same owner with r..
Schmidt, contractor, plumbing work, $3.50;
same premises.
j. FRANKIE, owner. with P. Otto, con-
tractor, erect and finish new building,
So, 500; no premises given.
i. Delaney. owner with D. Mellis, con-
tractor, carpenter and mason wafk. S2,573.
Cortland street. Belleville.
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MUSICIAN, PENNILESS, A N
PAY ALIMONY OF 5000.

NEW YORK, April 4-Supreme
Court Justice Ford yesterday heard tes-
timony regarding the ability of Max
Bendix, the musician n musical COM
edy producer, to pay his wife, An
gelica Bendix, alimony pending the
trial of her separation action: She
claims hat he abandoned her In Chi
cage in 1898 and owe her more than
IS, 900 alimony under an order of the
Chicago court.
Mr.. Bendix testified that he has
severed his connection with Werba &
Leuscher and has no settled plans at
present. He said he had earned $5 an
hour teaching music, but has not been
able to build up a clientele. Miss Ben
dix, daughter of the couple, testified
that she is unable to contribute to the
support of her mother, because her
musical education is not yet completed.
The court reserved decision.
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TRANSFERS
NEWARK.

NEW AVN.
Title B. Cralella and hus to Maria
G. Baccaro ct al. W s Monroe st, 200
IT n fr Lafayette st. 27x103.........
Morris Diamond to John Callan ct
al, 8 s Montclair av, 50 IT fr Mt.
Prospect av, 51x14
Joseph B. Bourtois to Morris Golden
her. n S Crawford st. 375 TT e fr
High ST, 25xloO
Pauline M. Weeks and hus to Herbert
w. Rowland. e s Beaumont pl, 1893
IT S fr Verona av. 37x100 ...........
Joseph Bancone to Nicola Carrione,
" s n. 9Th st. Ss 1T s fr Arlington
av, oS1IVV
N. 9Th st. 1893 # s W fr Abing-
ton av, 32xlO0
Peter Keller to Mary Neidinger, 6
s Mapes av. $50 TT 9 Fl Hunterdon
ST, 35xl00
Louis Koplowitz to John T. Morlock,
9 S 3; 18th ST. 1oa IT $ Fl. S. Orange
Schuyler B. jackson (trus) to Holland
Co., n S Fenwick st, 100 IT W fr
Pennsylvania av, 75x10O .............
Ludwig Heyd to Flood & Conklin
Co. W $ McWhorter st. Is 1T S fr
Aaron Broder to Joseph Gartner. 8
IS Bank st. 81 TT Q fr 9th st, 33xs7
Thomas II. Richards to Nathan
Zemel. W s Manufactures pl, 400 IT
$ fr Horatio, st. 43x71 .-.......--..
John Callan ct al to Sharff Construc-
ton and Realty Co. 8 8 Montclair
av, AZ 1T e fr Mt. Prospect av, 40x46
Charles Henrizi ct al to Louise Lit
tell, 8 g o Ferry and Wall SITS,
32x97, and other tracts.
Louise Littell and hus ct al to Laura
Bowers. n s Ferry st, 122 1T Q FIR Fer
guson st, 50x100, and other tract.
Isaac MOskOwftz to Max MoskoWftZ
ct al, n S Bigelow st. 90 TT e fr
Peshine av, 50X55
Giuseppe Memoli to Mano Gandiosa,
n 8 Blocker st: So TT W fr land
ID. Lynch, 39x0
Frank R. Hubachek (exr) to Hanson
& Van Wrinkle Co., n e o Nal
vern and Adams SITS. 26x100.........
Emma II. Korn and hus to Ernest
Hansen, W s Stuyvesant ay. so TT n
fir Rock ST. 25x1O ..................
Thomas Hagerty to Peont Realty
Co., s W cor 18th av and S. 10th st,
100x101, and other tract...-.-.......
John Kaiser to Martin Kaiser. n s
Hensler st. II IT e FIR Alyea st,
u1 11TivU Msndei u:rhsr W Ross
W s Halsey st, n cor Halsey Street
NJ. q. Church lot, 14x79 ..........:.
Herbert w. Ross to William Mendel,
n s 8. Orange av, 256 IT e IF How
ard st. 21x95. and other tract.
Sarah r. Nothdurp and hus to The
Holland Co, n 3 Vanderpool 81, 10
it e fr Frelinghuysen .av. ~25xl0O -
Arthur O. Pointer ct al to John Fl:
Dunn & Sons. $ w cor 18th av apd
S. 18th st. 24xi03, and other tract.
George N. Palser ct al to Martha
Palser, II s John st, Al IT W IT Della
van av, S0x1O
Sofie Kohn and hus to Owen A. Han
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Don't spend another needless day Of suffering. l will
send YOU my regular, full, complete, three-fold Lexoid,
combined course of treatment without a pennys expense,
charges paid, to try free, just as my unequalled offer
states. / don't mean a small, worthless sample, or a
trial test treatment, that you can't tell anything about. ]
mean a regular, full ~treatment, and when | say a full
treatment, / mean a full treatment, just as | say. ! will
send it to you complete-charges paid-delivered to
your door-ready for you TO use-so you can commence
1t at once.
My treatment has helped thousands to regain their health.
Those with tired, lame, aching backs, with unbearable bladder
and urinary troubles, others stiff and bent with rheumatism
and it has made them well, the most chronic, severe,
longstanding, obstinate cases, after all else had failed to cure
them, Hundreds using my treatment in despair, have gone
their way rejoicing. They were hopeless and it made them
well. They were suffering, and it eased their pains, soothed
and now, | offer you my wonderful treatment to try free
take it-use it-if you want to get well.
If you have backache, kidney. bladder trouble or
In the feet and ankles, nervousness, tired and worn-out
feeling, il the urine is light and pale, dark colored or cloudy,
II YOU make water often, getting up during the night, if 1t
snnarts and burns in passing, if there is sediment or brick dust
when it stands, you need my treatment without a min
t.@apS doIov
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lcAanOsry Anal

sHERIFFs SALE-In Cnanosr7 Of New 1w-
sey. Between The Eireside Building aus
Loan Association OF the City Of Newark, com
plsiuant. and Ida B. Miler and others. ~
fendants. Fl. fe., Tor sale OF norSgaGsa
BY virtue Of ms shove stated wrik Of n.~i
facias, 70 me directed. I shall eEoose for es1s
by public vendue. At the Court House. IN New
ark, on Tuesday, the sixteenth day of April
OF parcel Of land and premises situate. lytns
and being in the Gay OF Newark Essex
County. New Jersey
Beginning in the Eoatherie hae ~ LaGtAr
avenue At a point therein distant twenty
seven fest and aixty-tour hunoredths Of . toaf
easterly from the BoutheasteriF ocRneF 81
Lister avenue and Catherine street. a. lad
down on a map Of the property belonging =
Alfred Lister, situated IN the Twelfth ward
Of the City Of Newark, made by LehIbacb
Brothers. surveyors. 1885; said beginning
point being the northessterly corner Of iand
conveyed By James z. Howell. trustee. et al.
to Frank w. Westeott by deed dated March
Is. 1895, recorded In book NIT. page bo1s
thence running along the southsriy line OF
Lister avenue south eighty-four degrees ans
ninety hundredths Of n foot. thence southeriy
at right angles to Lister avenue one hundred
feet: thence westerly and parallel with Lister
avenue forty-four feet and ninety hunoredths
OF a foot: thence northerly al right angela
to Lister avenue. and along the easterly line
Of said premises conveyed 10 Frank ". West
colt % the southerIy lire OF Lister sFsH1s
and place az beginning.
Newark, n. j., March II 1913.
JoHN p MoNAHAN- ehsfIu.
AahfbasA a Johnsen Solicitors. 0kese
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retty. W S S. 18th st. 81 IT n fr 18th
av. 2Sx1W

aV, ZSxlW
I TOWNSHIPS.
| Edward S. Pierson to Provident
Realty and Trust Co., E. Orange.
n Q cor Rutledge av and Walnut
st, 93x169, and other tracts........
| william Hill eft al to Adeiine =.
Lewis, Millburn, mid Jefferson aV
400 TT W fr Washington av, XIII.
Julia Voigt ct al (exrs) to same
Millburn. same property sna
Dreis, Cedar Grove, W s Pompton
turnpike. lie It e fr Highland rd'
Edward S. Renwick to The Brook
lawn Co. of N. j.. Millburn. In line
lands AMI Condit and lands OF
lothian Meeker. 4-100 acre; 80
Agnes NJ. Somers ct al to. Frederick
d. Somers. Nutley, m Chestnut 81,
cor land Frederick Soldier. 41x110-
Sadie Pier and hus to Jean A.
White. w. Orange, e s Whittiesey
av. 700 1T n e Fl Ridge av, Ssxloo..'
to Burton e. Emory, E. Orange, n e
$ Emerson av. 100 IT s e fr Grove
! st, 91x100
! William Hattoh to Helen p. Under
hill. E. Orange. s s Chestnut st,
262 IT e fr Burnett st. 50x160.....-
| Peter Coll to Margaret A. Bennett.
w. Orange, s s Elm st, 2I5 IT " IT
Warren st, 25x100. ,............--.
Louis Puco to William T. Bryant,
E. Orange, n s Linden av, 2e3 It 9
e fr West st,
Orange. 5 5 Central av. "a IT e fir
lakewood av. 34x125. .................
Virginia G. Miller and hus to George
A. Miller. Belleville, e S Court
land st, 100 IT S fr Little st. 5Ox12o-
Fred Herrigel ct al to Davis Bender.
Bloomfield. n $ Franklin av. 175 #
q w Pr Raw aU 22Y201
Thomas A.. Currie to George E.
Schneider, s. Orange. e 8 Clark st,
1888 # s fr Montrose av, 50x148:....-
| Annie L. Riker to Peter X. Wilson.
Bloomfield, 5 $ Washington st, 223
Gottfried Cruising to Jacob Grissing.
Cedar Grove. W s Newark and
Pompton turnpike, in line land of
John Williams. 5 acres
Jacob Grissing to Catherine Grissing,
Goldingay Bros. Co. to Thomas A;
Curtis, Montclair. 8 8 Fernwood
pl, IFS IT n fr Jerome pl, 40x75......
Eugene .Causbrook to Elsie Mae
Causbrook, Bloomfield, S S Myrtle
st. n e cor land Harry F. Hamp-
son, 4UAlJ
| George Greer to Empire Realty Co.
W. Orange. e S Cross st, S75 IT n fr
Freeman st, 30x125..
Nicholas Weber to Adam Wecht.
Irvington. n s Elmwood av, ISL "
fr Franklin st, 25x132. ...............
Mountain Ridge Realty Co. TO Agnes
Faison, Verona, lot No. ), block A.
map Verona Terrace..............
Same to Josephine Abbott, Verona,
lot No. s. block A. map Verona
Terrace ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Same to William Eiaison, Verona, lot
No. 6. block A, map Verona Terrace
Belle L. Taylor and hus to Herbert
I. Bawdin. Millburn. e S Short Hills
I'd, S cor A. I. r. Simpsons land,
l6oX2V1 $1,000.
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DONE Continue SUFFERING.

Nv specially is such diseases. treat thousands Of cases
helping them after all else has failed. ! am successful in
nv life work, because / love it. / love my profession. My
whole mind and soul are wrapped up in it, and | am happy.
You would be happy too, if you were bringing happiness to
thousands Of suffering people right along, as l am now. l
help You to see the bright side OF life, and enjoy every minute
of true health and happiness.
want to help you. to get well, and be strong again, so you
can work, and walk, and run, and jump without pain; SO
you can sleep without disturbance, and wake up refreshed and
rested, able to use every muscle, nerve, cord and Joint OF
your body, without suffering misery all the time.
| want you to try my regular full complete treatment.
NV new scientific course Of medicines-hamless soothing.
healing, penetrating remedies, that reach the spot, drive
away uric acid, cleanse, purify, strengthen, invieorate
and encourage the kidneys to properly filter the blood.
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III sroWAWAYs ARRESTED.

BOSTON. April 4-The apprehension
of twenty-seven italian stowaways on
board the White Star Line steamship
Cretic, which arrived from Naples yes
terdsy, was accomplished Yesterday
afternoon.
The search was made upon informa-
ton received last week from Italy that
stowaways would be found on the ship
and that they were members of a
BLACK Hand" organization.
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WILL SUCCEED DR.. AKED.

NEW YORK. April 4.-Rev. DR.. Corne-
ius Woelfkin, professor of homiletics in
the Rochester Theological Seminary, has
been selected as the successor OF Rev. DR..
Charles F. Aked In the pulpit of the Fifth
Avenue Baptist Church. which John d.
Rockefeller regularly attends. The church
has been without a pastor for more than
a year. The salary usually paid is saio
year.
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A Full Treatment, Free TO Try.

I am the only one to-day making this offer, sending n fun treatment %
free trial for such diseases You know ! could not afford to do I. ~ did mot
feel sure it would help you'll | did not know ii would cure That's why J
can afford to send i hrstIbut you are the one to decide; you are the os
penny: And you are the one to say. l win take your word. It's al LET
right with you yourself. What you say goes. That all l care for. ] don't
want a penny unless i helps you. l would not take a cent that ! am not
my reigon-I want to DC what's Hght-thats WHY l am making YOU the
ever made When | have c2nhde4Se enough in my treaimsnt to send It to
all / ask. Don't send penny in your letter, not even a postage stamps
letter to me personally. like. this; DR. H MICHEL DeHERTH. 826
Iexofd Building. Cleveland. Ohio.
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Ichancsry A-I1s.l

80
sHERFFs SALE-In Chancery of New Jer-
sey. Between franklin Building and Loan
Association. complainant, and Antonio Tam
burri, individually, and as executor, ct al,
defendants.i FL ia. for sale of mortgaged
premises.
BY virtue OF the above stated writ OF nerl
facias. to ne directed. ! snali expose for sale
by public vendue, at the Court House, In New
ark, on Tuesday, the sixteenth day OF April
next at two o'clock p. m, all that tract
or parcel OF land and premises situate, lying
and being In the Tow of Nutlsy. ESSEX
County. New Jersey:
Beginning at a point in the n~orthsrly side
Of Centre street distant sfxty-two feet and
twenty-three one-hundredths Of a foot wester-
" from the intersection of said northeTiy line
OF Centre street with the westerly line Of
Glover street as laid out on a map en-
titled: Map OF property belonging TO Ernest
A. williamson. formerly the estate of John
Rusby. deceased. suitusted at Nutley. N. il"
thence ~ running along the westerly iins
OF lot No. 10 on said map north thirty-seven
degrees thirty-four minutes east one hundred
feet; thence ca running along the southerly
side of lot number 1S on said map nifty feet.
thence CD running parallel with the nrst
course or nearly SO. in a southeriy direction
one hundred feet to said northerly line Of
Centre street; thence (al running along said
line OF Centre street south atty degrees
tv snty.Esvsn minutes east nfty fsst TO tbs
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sHERrFF,s SALES.

number eleven and twelve on said map. Being
the game premises conveyed 70 Nicola VeceA
by Ernest A. williamson and wife, By deed
dated June 9. 1909, and recorded In the Resia-
ter's onioe OF Essex County In book Ma Of
deeds, page 3g7.
JOHN F. sheriff
William II. Parry, Solicitor. 61seS
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sHERIFEps SALES.

the City Of Newark, Essex County, New Jer-
sey.
street at a point therein distant seyenty-three
feet and seventy-seven one-hundredths Of a
foot southerly from Melrose avenue. thence
westerly at right angles to Sanford street one
hundred feet; thence southerly and parallel
with Sanford street thirty-four feet; thsnca
essterly at right angles TO Sanford street one
hundred feet to Sanford street; thence north
erly along the same thirty-four feet TO the
place Of beginning.
Being part OF the same premises conveyed
10 said Isaac Steinsitz by Theodore c. COe
by deed dated April eth, nineteen hundred
and ten.
Newark. N. J., March 4. 1912.
Ohm r. MONAHAN. Sheriff.
W. c. g. E Headley. Solrs. dns.02
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sHERIFFS SALE In Chancery OF New
Jersey-Between Elroy Headley, complain
ant, and Isaac Steinsitz ct ais, defendants
Fl, ia. for sale Of mortgaged premises.
BY virtue OF the above stated writ OF heri
facias. to me directed, I shall expose for sale
by public vendue. at the Court House, IN New
at 2 o'clock D. M, all that tract or parcel Of
land and premises situate. lying and being In
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7. R.. JR., IN WALL STREET.

NEW YORK. April 4.-Theodore Roose-
Welt. jr., is now a full-fedged pupil In
Wall Street. He makes his debut in the
world of high finance as a bond clerk
in the brokerage offices of Berton, Girls
com & jerks, at 40 Wall Street.
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s PEE Hf%sSMH@ <S ssa$:$S ssE s Il: @= sg= s:S$ $4 ss:EE :@ u $$=S S== nES E=s ss
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My UnequaEed Offer.

Now; here is my oaer-.I win send you e REGULAR. fan; ecnpaefs:
ehYee-fofd Lexoid course of treatment, without a penny In advance
charges paid-ready TO use-to ny free. just as promise Rsmsmber. I
ments. / mean = regular, full. comple.e course of remedies.
Take it when 1t comes. Use half of Il. and see Just what IL does-
Then when you know IT has helped you. when you know you are aettine
better, Just send me a small amount. an amount within your easy reach-an
amount you car easily afford 70 spaIe-that is an III ask. Iknow you'll q
for me- 1t viii help you. quickly: But you are to pay nothing unisss lt
you have used half Of it. IL you are not satisfied. return what's left, and pay
nothing. 1t doesn't cost you a penny to try my treatmenf1 vii SEND
it to yu charges paid, take it, try It, and find out.
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That stop the pain, give strength 60 the nerves; life
and ambition TO the mind and body, and do IL quickly
quietly, without loss of time.