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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-04-16

Madeleine crawled out from under
the WreckaSe and said t. his only
Daughter: You are too Progressive
for us Farmers. Take your Trained
Troupe Of Society Acrohats and get
out of Town. The White Caps aye
now gathering in the Outskirts
Madeleine simply retorted that the
Dances were being done IN the most
Exclusive Homes.
An Exclusive Home is one from
which the Police are Excluded.
OF course she never dared t. return
TO her Birthplace after this Scandal
ouS Performance.
She had to remain in the tru' city
as the free and UNRESTRICTED Wife 81
a CotillOn Leader with AL lneoln. II
$50. 90 Il Minute.
MOEAL: The Pioneer must ever
brave HardShipS.
Copyright. 1912, 10y GEORGE Ade-)
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-04-16

Then she and her Friends pinned
up their garments and put Resin on
their Hands and cut loose. They did
the Grizzly Bear and the Mountain
Goat and the Turkey Trot and the
Bunny Hug and the Kangaroo Flop
and the Duck Waddle and the Giraffe
jump and the RhinocerOus Roll and
the Walrus Maggie and the Crocodile
Splash and the Apache and the Co
manche and the BOwery Twist and
the Hula Hula Glide, etc, etc, etc.
The Fire Department began carry
ing out Bodies at 1890 a. m. Some
Of h Survivors were hurrYing Home
through the Alleys, wondering if they
could fix UP Alibis. At Daybreak
many Prominent Citizens We're found
Miles from their Homes wandering
aimlessly in Roadways and shouting
Take it away
Next afternoon the Male Parent Of
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-04-16

once there was q kittenish Serorita
condemned to dwell in q Iiccolo
g,vn out on "A Spur Division Of the
p.rknsNiIe short Line.
II was one Of those n~ot-dead-but-
..ninp settlements with a Sheet
IRON Curnice on every Store Building
ma the Hack in which Gen. Sherman
,nc, rode still meeting the Trains.
au.the Older Residents were sitting
bach on their Surplus trying to hatch
,.t : per cent. Anyone suggesting a
iutlic Improvement vas led into
t,art House Square and publicly Be
headed.
Girl with real Ja,naica Ginger
e,ursing through her Arteries did not
rave a Inok-ln SO long as she Was
1,,rg NJ at this Whistling Post, where
,,erv Meeting or the Research Club
vas q Poultry Exhibit and the local
Astnr PLAYED q Brown Derby in con-
g|,nrtion with the extreme Soup and
Fish.
81 tie Senori,a. by name Madeleine,
used to burst into Tears every time
,he saw "A Train pulling away from
the Depot, for she certainly had laid
IN. Souhrette's Curse on Home Sweet
l!ume.
She had read those large explosive
articles in the Family Department Of
the Sunday Paper telling 0 the
Smart Set hang by their Toes from
chandeliers apd jump into Public
Fountains and she painted for the
" Id free Life Of the die Rich.
Now it happened that Madeleine
had :, married Female Cousin living
al the corner Of Easy Street and Epi-
rurean Avenue up in the Big Town
whore People hated the sight of a
Brass BedStead.
cousin invited Madeleine to come
ana see her. out of mere P~Oliteness
for she had the Country Lass sized VI
as a Myrtle killioy, whose Lilni1
probably would be a Burton Holme!
Lecture or d rollicking Afternoon al
the Tea shop.
Madeleine saw that she was dow,
il tIass 3 and would have to p1ak.
AL immediate Demonstration of Form
t. avoid being permanently Benchet
or sent back to the Bush League.
Conseouentlr. as soon as she fOun'
herself in the Main Drawing ROOF
among the Ruperts and ROsalinds
she began to break Furniture and d
Head-Spins On the Bokharas. There
npon she was elected a full Sister 0
the gladstone Bunch Know as tn
Young Married Set, compared wit
whorn. Nh. Eurman. doing a mile j
26 Seconds on the Beach at OrmOn(
is a SecOnd-rate Snail.
She sent Home for all Of her Thing
and more Coin and applied for IN &C
Nanced Degree in the Grand Lodge {
the Knights and Ladies of insomnia
In one month she had entirely re
modelled her Figure and Landscape
her Hair into a new Design and care
fuIly picked each broad Western II
ont Of her Vocabulary and she cOul
walk right up to a French Bill {
Iare without the culver of an Ely,
Lash. Also she could hand out tn
Dear Boy line of Polite Cuff to all
those rugged and self-made Bucl
who get back to Earth every Day
I! =. m. and begin calling feebly f
GhrherS and MaSseurs and Manicur
and Nerve Specialists and BARKER
she learned that Rough House 10
hli Social Stigma if pulled off at 2
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-04-16
HAYWOOD Primaries May fStn.

Especial to News and observer
W~.ynesyilie. April l3-county
Hemo~rafl, executive committee met
TO-DAY III pursuance \" The call #
CHAIRMAN Hugh \ L"Ne. VIII called
j. w. Ferguson to the chair. MAJ
18Th WIS set as tho day for holding
township primaries = Nots for State
offices and May 2oth 10 meet her.
and elect delegates to Congressional
and state conventions,
The Haywood county SINGING con
Nention held their singing contest
here TO-DAY fer i silver cup Prize. The
N~aynesville choir captured tac
rGlhy. The auditorium If IT, acaG-
envy Vas packed 70 o~KeEfoWi1p which
signifies th.t WayneSylle is badly in
need Of and must have a larger aCdi-
toriufn.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-04-16
George AIDES : Fables

m. in a Private Resort with a Striped
Awning in front and a Carpet leading
down to the Landing Stage.
Her Folks kept whiting her to come
back Home, because the Ladies Of the
Guild were about TO have Il ba a
but she Stalled as long rs she could
and when she finally packed up the
Nardfobc Trunks and the eight kinds
OF Massage Cream. she extracted q
promise from Cousin and several
other Desperate Characters that they
Would come out into The Wilderness
AND give the dummies d Touch Of
High life.
1t was the first time that Madeleine
had spread her Wings and hit the
rarefield Strata. For q Beginner she
was there with the Spread. She made
the American Eagle look like an Eng
liSh Sparrow.
AS Dol as she arrived back in
Sleepy Hollow she began TO turn the
Old Family Residence upside down
and get it stocked up. just like u
Club. for the Hot Babies from the
Metropolis.
The Real Things arrived on a Spe-
ciak Car with their Hats down over
their Ears and were more or less oh
Scured by Dogs and English Help and
Cigarette Smoke. AS the rode up
Main Street there was a Pale Face at
every Window. Just as the Parade
passed the High School, the tall
SrnOke-Stack over at the Hominy
Mills fell with a Loud Crash.
That Afternoon there was a smell
of Moth Balls in many a Refined
Home. for all who had learned TO
! take Soup from the side Of the Spoon
! were under Royal Command to come
kup and get a private Peek at the
Imported Gentry.
1t was to be Il Dinner followed by
a Small Dance. If it had been &
t full-sized Affair, no doubt Father
S would now be working by he Day.
t Instead of the customary 3 Carna-
tons and l Maiden-Hair Fern gracine
n the center Of the Board, the terrified
e Guests saw a Wagon-Ioad of trOpica
n Bloom which pleased them very Much
q as soon as each had secreted a new
kind Of Cocktail. served in Il Goblet
q with a Stick Of Dynamite substitute
n for the Olive.
The Orchestra did a lot of thos
o "Oh. Oh" Rags while strange Good
) kept descending to the Table and
# Special Corps of Walters tried to Civ,
le an Imitation Of the JohnstoWn FLOOD
h Conversation became epidemic an
n many Local Characters who had re
manned in Obscurity for Years cam
out Of their Pods and began to no
IS about and sing in the Sunlight.
4 bers of the Married Woman
If Safety League were hanging out Sign
Il. OF Distress and trying to give War;
ing Signals, but Madeleine would nc
ID permit them to crab her Little Part,
e. She wanted to show the Boobs ju:
:" how these Recherche Functions ar
Id ST. ge-managed in Upper Circles.
Of Accordingly they all felt their Wa
to the Front Room, where they Foun
at awaiting them a bowl OF Artlle1
Of Punch about the size of Lake Fri
ks and no more Harm IN a full Bump
at than there is in a Rattle-Snake.
or Madeleine HEADED off q TWO-Ste
,es and told Friends and Neighbors TO
Ds. back close to the Wall with a Piet
,st of lee in each Hand and get Wise
a. the latest 1912 Stuff.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-04-16
pow FDS NOT TO MFDI tTE.
Report That They Had Offered 10
Thus End Trouble Turkey
and Italy Denied.
tBN the Associated |

10y me ASStCI.iItN ! TtNN.
tonStantinople, Aprll IL. n
Statement e~uanatinE from 81. Peters
burg that the powers had made pro
poSals of mediation to tonStaEtinoule
with Il view to bringing to an end the
war between Turkey and italy Is in
correct. Although all the afnhrSSa-
doris here have received the text Of
an identical note to he submitted Il.
the porte, none, - Vet, has beer sub
united.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-04
Ilooer l%ln0au1cllc ir1Ocu Stnteu5

loger llO0olmclic inOcn 5tutens
'2preonltolter, ioct Mils &unii for
.leOen ol1fom birefte ira &obe, So
pan og inofuortercOe Jig peo Sfo=
len. Sen unge Yigc bapOc li0lte
'Somnler / lit @jemlonO mpOt Gli~
5obetb gpnlrs, ser CT @roouent ira
9uron College, og ga Sen lurelpltlc
Soponerin0c uotalte Enlfet ON at
lgge cit Sfple / Nn1crifos upilOe Ge=.
lten", blep Sen Sag mart tilfrebsz
itille11oe oronct. r. y
Ser melOtes for fort 5io il.
Den, at man / Gomr1n0s County
trlleocs al ltore Gforer v9(rnp
@orn15", Ser fortnre0e altir1g, bpor
Be berjeOc. Set ln0er 0og iii til,
at oerne Scrctning bar nogct for
boltet. i0et Set lille graooigc &rpb
fife CT Sen loo n1eget frpgteoe vMr=
min Morm", men CT 1loget mil1ore
Mrt, ser i11oltrG11fcr Jig til at fortp=
rc Sen rl1siiife Iiolel. Srmene er
iaoleoes Tarmerens &e1,ner, tbi Ser
ct intet Sc hellere Dil blioe al mes
ems 0ette l19rGs. &rDbet bepnger
Jig oper / ltore Mpng6er, offltrot
lom vMrmp Worm", men Sen rus
lt1fe 5ioiel ct 6ets peientliglte Soft,
og Ser fin0es life en- Erepl tilboge
al ocnne Elo11te bpor Sc groooige
9pr fproes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-04
6nnherjyllann.

Hrppit Hctcricn, @%ooerslep, er
blepen 1tonepl1t til @cncralinperin,
tenOent / Soil ten.
~TIcnsborg Npis" lfriner / Sen
Mnle0ning 81. a.:
Man pil nrppe / @aoerslep Frob=
iii fgle nogen Sorg opcr at ie Nropit
Heterl en oroge bort.
SDifc Silbaectug. Ior at tilllpre
Me0erloget pe0 @alget / @inter ioo
go0t, Set lo0 Jig gjpre, ipgte Sc IT,
ife 8looe at angioe Ounlfe 6plf ion
alleboan0e ~formentige 2opopertre=
6elier UNDER &%algarbej0et. 0ette
,fienoetegne0e u@eimoal" iom Sci
@ngiperi, Set bar. 6or at bnp11e Jig
fit iaa cit Gel Gpifere, 0eribanb1
6en nrperen6e gieoaftpr al rScbles:
migicbe @ren5polt", Sag mlagt moi
en- Del Mnno, 81. a. mos Meoofftp,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-04
mtH1nnstn-

Otto SpnltCbp, CIT 40 Nal
gommel NoromanO, Ser bauoe it.
Stem / 8%arneDelO, blcp forle0en flll1
Sen ops / 6tolben bag ct @otel
Giogetpop, Soma County. s Seer
be0en al 2iget tonotes en- Uaif(
2uu6onnm.
= Noltor ginor u. Nnoerlor, scr
6orene0e &irfes Ern] / Superior
bleb forleoen / gal1 Claire piet ii
Mils Mmnn0a Spaas, Cater ii
SIR. og Mrs. 9. :. Spaos Ser:
ltebs. .Gtellen, ser forrettc0es al
Holtor s. $. 5tenberg ira Gullrtb
fan6t Ste6 / Sru0ens Tornl0re;
Stem og opcrprreOes fun al nor.
n1elte 5lpgt og Ger11er.
st Sfphr1lo in0trof fprlcocl1
peo Sbebopgar1, og oa Der inocl
fort Sis ful0t oper tire Som1mer
Hegn, blep en- Sci al @pens 6prret=
ninsg0rift operippmmet. Mlene en-
6abrif iagoes at bope fist ct Cab al
$4,000. Sernbonelporet blep oa.
ioo paa flerc Stc0er p0elogt, og ct
ip0gaae110e Sog poa Nortbpe}terl1
8onen gift Dogen efter / @rritcu
npr 8Den. Nogen Mennel felip gif
BOG benne Gang life to6t.
SEQ H%rimgrpalget i Ga
Grpsle blep tillpncla0cnbc s. 6
S,obnl on nomineret til republifanlf
&an6iOat for 5beriff, MEN George
McIonal0 al @elt Salem, lpn1 oN=
iaa bar &an0i0at for famine Gmbc=
Sc, for0reoe Smtelling al Sc faite.
Sc 5temmer, og &eiultotet blep, al
McDonol6 erflere0es palgt meo SO
Gtemmers Mojoritet. Dette er ST.
gen al 8%eltemmellen / Sen npc Eri-
mprpalglob or1, at btor Ser CT tlerc
ems to &anoioater og bbor @alget CT
i. SS4,1nI Sor ,,Snoor So 0o,,S;So4r,.
ser bar fabelte Stemmeontol, og Sc
an0et &o1gs Stemmcr, lpm er ia.
lite6e for 6isie &anoibater, lfol ZEN.
regnes til Sc gienitaaen0e. Set pol
DeO 6isie an6et Galgs Stemmcr, al
Mc9onolo erflpre6es non1ineret ef
ter Smt9llingen, i6et man pes fpr:
tie Selling life bar opn1rrfiom pot
,2obens Sr6lD6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-04

len. st,oerlpic: Gbo. @aoroeier % 2anoss
tbinssmano Gbr. Niellen. 9jembct.
Waarbcjer Bent Gritien. 9isbp: @aaro-
cicr Sans Granoien. Staarup: &irtez
ucras Martin Muble. 6aobors: Spa,
Yeterien. Obenie: Mpller 8opc @anicn
9scin. @erbarpt @anicn. 5asfprer Soz
ban epusreen. Mne Niclien. 3coeOam:
@etcran Sans 6anic,,. @coen Mart: Sla9z
tcrrneiter Gbriitcn 4eOcrien. Mp1orup:
9irgitte Nils. Gaabora: 5dsfprer Spar
Yctcrlcn. &oloins: Martba Sbpgeicn.
| Storcvproe: 4ebcr &riitcnicn. 2pgte1:
aaren Nielien. 9larslcp: Nne. 5cbipbt.
Slageljc: &arcn @anieu. &aren SSeaien.
| Sans Niellen. 9ametrrbberinoe @briitinc
Sllen. @ornbef: Martba 0racbmann
gcnt5on. Nattop: Srsaniit 9. 2op3oip.
Grarup: $. g 0icbmann 8psebjerg pen
Yaarup: Sborpalo @anien M(erup=Sbo=
rup: emeo q. g. Nilbelmiea. Gseifop:
~ll(riffe @ranot. Nutrup Mplle: Gbp
Mp!(cr 5uren 9. Na9aaro. NDbplle: Sans
g~taSmuslen. epoinssaaro: Sobannc &asz
muslen. @elleiteb: @usmano Sgrgen SIRE
o%eritien. Truslep: @mo. Sans 9an1en.
@ulum Marf: Sobannc Maoien. Nprre=
lunobD: Maric Gpnoersaarb. 5ernorup:
Snsa Miellen. 5toptrup: petcr 4nton*
lcn. 5eilfloo: Sobonre Nnoerien. SOP:
tpco: Seniine Mielien. @prnslet: &arolt"e
Meller. 0as1e: &aren Senien. Treoez
ritsbors: Morie Treoeritien. Giralinse:
9eter 8ucb,palb. elaeelic Mort: &arcn
Marie Senlcn. @is(ep Npotbet: Sans Sa:
fob Sneers(ep. Seprinse: @aaroejer Qnz
ocrs Neocr Senien. Obenle: @ortner Sans
SIR. Yeoerien. goscnlc: &ritire 9orler.
@enerbriiugc: Sens Morten1ens 9uftra.
@uptpbing: 5asfprer, Sparctosieoirettpt
&nuo 0aroer. @rpnbolt: @enriette sSen<
len. Gsbo1oer,p: @asmiue 2arlen. Sui
itr>p: @julmano Sle &asmnsien. @orp:
Mctspibnc SIR. 0anlens @uitru. S(ogc(ie'
emma 3in9lerlcn. &uoplf9aaro, Ttbo:
Gpcno 0onlen. @orni(et: sofie 9olite.
Monitrup: MaDs Mp1ler Nielien. Sten'
"trip pr. 9ocnie: Margrctbe Nnorea SEM
len. Gtarbrr / @oltet: 6bp. @aaroejer,
Toltctbinesmanb Sens Scnien. 9clinsbr:
Msiitcnt Gbr. q. Gnebor9. Sloselle: Gn:
tcfru s(nna BON Stpcten. @aarlep: eoa.
neprut g. 9. @. Wiimb. 9osnitrup:
Gnfcfru Gborlotte sue1l. Npfebin9 s.
Stiftamtmano 6. s.. s. Teoberlen. @af.
fpp: S. S. Spr9eniens @uitru. NDbor9:
Gioitcbano1er 8osses Gnte. Soenie: To-
brifant S. %. 8octs Gntc. 8o9enie: ".
ooricns @uitru. Neiooelfart: S. g. Bangs
0ultr1,. @ubtpbins: Gtatsraao S. 6. $.
Sro1le. Wejle: 2aurit5 4eterie len. 9orienz:
Gpeno Senjcns @uitru. Iarbl,s: @laeter=
meter G>paloien. Nalbor9: 6bp. Samp=
tibsfprer snbreos Gbriftcnien. 2Grerinoe
Gbritinc Spreuien. goaboloer 6. @altrup.
Soo Semen. &ibe: 4artifu(ier @nbreas
Mnbcri en-.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-04
@uh Bsknta.

- Sen / &onlas og 9fcbralfo op=
itoae6e @eiteipg0om bar / fort Sio
beriet / Smegnen al Nr1nour, bpor
ii @elte bioes at bobe buffet UNDER.
.@eite / @%opnegangen ct melt 11blotte
for Gpioemien. Cgiaa peo Danfton
Ell ser forefommet ct balpt Duiin
|Silfpl0er al Gpg0ommen.
Suron College bor sen sgre
at bane oen ferlte Sopanerinbe, Ser
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6nnbe nltiA 8rinrr


SauSe altiO $eipcr. uMm SUI
ltru," lfriocr Mr. Sbeo. Scbmiot,
I2509 geo. @alite6 Ctr, Chicago,
"bar betonoig bapt 8elpnr n1co lin
Mfooe; men efter 8rrgen al alr=
rtfo> er b1n bleoen friif> og ingen
9oftor belgger bort Stem mere"
Soennebnte Me6icin fan life
faoeS poa Mpotbefer. Special Mqen=
ter forifaffer Sen fritz fra Tobrifan-
ternes 2aborotorium, Or. Geter
Sobrnep & Cons Co., 1875 60.
9opne Mbe., Chicago, sSll.
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MiMmtsnta.

s. s. 9onion peO Moorbco>
bar en- So, ser 1iges at molfe -
@olloner / Gpgnet, og om%enolfjpr'1
gjeren er ltolt al at eje oennc SO
lpnes fan bpg fife ON at ltoo Of
mist poa Natten for at molfe. &oel'
CT al @ollteinrace11.
Die 8. @ongcl1, rs Nar Ao1r1=
mel, er ofgaoet peb Dp0en / III
Stem / gilbert Geo. Op0saarlogcl'
bor Ml6eroomslpogbe0. Tprl1bel1
fin @n1tru efterla0er bnn Jig Ell
.Gpn, g. g.. @angen, og to 9etre.
Mrs. eric @angen og Mrs. g. 10
@eberlon, = olle boe10e / Nlbcrt
Rea.
: j.. 8. Srplpn / Gres6ocb bol=
Ser / en- @eniecnbe MeiterifabGt
@inona County, iDct Do1 / Mor far
orrbt 1877 &lapperllanger, for bDil;
fet ian lom Hren1ie lit Jig robetalt
al GountDauoitpren $63.50. Slan=
ger11e repreientere0e ale MlOre, ioet
Sc bob6e ira en- til ct G11lin Storm=
&loffer / @alelpioien.
9. ~. Gptoobl, ogiaa almi1l=
belig fien6t iom 0r. 8ernbarOus, CT
forIe6en pll1olelig ofgaaet peo 81
Ben / lit Stem / ct. Slaf, Otter
Sail County, b%eni1nob 70 Mar gon1=
mel. @amle Spt0obl par c, mere
ems olminbelig bcfien6t Mono, bpor=
til ogiaa bi0rog, at fan forlc0ell
CONNER me0 lin Mutomobtl giorOe
ct biounoerligt Sprang ober Eorf=
bales ammen og flap 11ifo0t fra Set.
Eol1l @al0erionl lom ii0el1
1890 bor boet nur @atlon, er Sen
8oe 5ept. afgaaet pc0 0phcn Ser
lteOs og bleb Sen lite begrapet ira
SSmmarruelS Strife, bDor Yaltor 6.
S. 5tgm forrette0e. MfbpOe bar tpOt
NOR 5ron0bjem SEN 190e 6ebrual
1892, blep ser gift meb 8ertine 81
Jon fra Gar0e og 1tOpororebe / 1865
til 9lmerifa. Tor11Den i'm @nltrl
efterla6er ban Jig tire 8grn, Sailor
8ernbaro og ellen, ser ale er bje1m:
INC bos Mo6eren.
Spcr @icf, ser por blar10t 81
tdrlte Npbpggere / Epmn Of &unruli
Stter Sail County, opoe SEN 7b'
Sept. paa ct. 2l1fes @olpital / Ser
gus Sails, bpor ban bap0e ligget
benimo6 ct Mar. !@lltruen op0e fo1
flere Mar ii6en, men ban cfterlaoe1
1ig tre 8er11, ne1nlig SGrnen S6ir
Ser Dor poa Sen gamle 6arm bel
Cation, ng to 0ptre, Mrs. S11liu,
Sobnlon / 3anc @rairie og oel
pnoite / Milmol1fee, @is. De'
gamle Npbpgger blep. lagt til Spill
paa 5pnooens @rabplo6s i 81
Slof, boor 3aitor German forret
te6e.
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vi ErGitens Sale pc6 @rapen:

"--- bort Sab CT tort, set fut=
ter e11bper, Iom fjenote Sen iclpfor=
rggtcnoe @eifeOenbe0 og Sen tilbo=
getrl1fne Selpforglemmelie, bporneo
Den tl9re of0eoc opofrebe Jig og
b1rteoe Der / 9ipet, enbper, iom
tJe1ote ocn belfe0nc SelDfornpgtel=
le % elptorglcmmenoc 5ilbogetruf=
fenbco, oa Sen pirfelig opofrenoe
Ge1teoenbeS, 6porn1e6 FUN I Selpfor=
glemmelle % electromagnetic trof
zig tilbogc ira 2ipet og oirfeoe /
Nelfeoen6e0, Gpofrelic, Selpfornpg-
tclle og Senforglenmelie -"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-04

S Selcfoncn. Sun:: Or set
Sig, min glifeoc2"
3om (iepnorllffen): So, bpem
6ofroen CT oet?" mRurre".)
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Mmmclbtc fur Trcocrifsbcrg Sirfs
Sfiftcrct.

Gntcfru Gllc eauritscn. &ellncr MaOs
Mieicr. SIR. Sntcnoont Nilbelm Often.
@tomaser SIR. Ioltparulens @uitrn &oz
rem. Trf. Maren &nu0ien. Gntetru Ane
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The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-19
CHICAGO MERCHANT
 MAKES STATEMENT.

After Spending Thousands of Dolla. and Consulting the Most Eminent Physicians, He Was Desperate.
 CHICAGO, lLLS.-Mr. J. c. Becker, of 34 Van Buren St., well-known wholesale dry goods dealer, states as follows:
 "I have had catarrh for more than thirty years. Have tried everything on earth and spent thousands of dollars for other medicines and with physicians, without getting any lasting re- lief, and can say to you that l have found Peruna the only rem. edy that has cured me per- manentIy.
 "Peruna has also cured my wife of catarrh. She always keeps It in the house for an attack of cold, which it invariably cures in very short time."
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-19
WESTERLY DRUG STORE

Right in your busiest season when you have the least time to spare you are most likely to take diarrhoea and lose several days. time, unless you have Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Diar- rhoea Remedy at hand and take d dose on first appearance of the disease. For sale by all dealers.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-19

See the big ad of William Gee & Co. They are offering some good inducements now for your trade. Go to see them when in town, They are located on West Front street at the old Blakely stand.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-19
TIE NEW PARTY

The new party is the person who doesn't know that for Headaches. Neu- ralgia and Rhumatism. Hunts Ligntn- ing Oil IS almost ins tant relief. It has been standard pain reliever for thirty years.