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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-10-18
CHAPTER XII.
4 Interview Peter

/ accepted the wine gratefully, and
sat in silence while he served the
meat, wondering at the odd character
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| ching Every Moment
Distressing Eczema Nay lie Quickly
Banishcd.
~ This Remedy a. Our Risk,

Eczema Is seen in so many forms
that any itching eruption Is almost
certain 10 be this disease In the acute
stage the itching is almost madden
ing, as it does not give one mo-
ment's peace.
Our new skin remedy. saxo salve.
was devised 70 meet The need for a
really Trustworthy and scientific treat
ngut Of skin troubles.
Saxo salre not only stops the terri
&c itching at once. bur siso penerrates
the skin pores. reaching inc very root
II the disease with is healing germ
destroying power
Yoa viii be both surprised and de-
lighted to gee how the eruption he
gins 70 dry up and disappear after
inc first fev applications.
tbs splendid for children 81 well as
far adults. and ne give hack rour
money II Saxo salve does not satisfy
Yos perfectly Mcf5rath Bros Drug
Co. Eeokuk. foEa.
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HEAT oFTEa TEEDs 70 MAKE
WOMEN PALE lzE WEAK
Tney sesaeet Thesr sa~ess ard
TIRE Psssors yfsEzte ire
sgoos.

Ent Es7ths- has Z vs-T EezEezz1s
effect on EoEsez Tnsy bacozs too
Ezagu.6 10 exercise and szve appetite
fo- light tasty foods. Eize ssIaGs am
osae- cozd ecnessso1s. #asch DO not
digest rsadilr AMI tead TO increase
Their natural tendency 10 consslEsa-
ttoz-
~ ta.z ssascn vnEsr. especially.
need al shesr strength 10 rezsss ras
eaerTsrtnE effect o. the heat Go-0e
digestion ard regularity Of the 5oEszs
ara essential SoEe fruits hare Ezx4
tire properties, but they are uncertain
Il their efsect- and are no1 generals
advised A mid bowel s-5Mllant z11
digas[art. srch a. D-. cdEsiEs ST
rUp 7epssn, Is preferable because i i
certain Il rs effect. natural L rs
ton. ard whnlEy safe Take 6oxz
Of Syrup Pepss- AZ Night ard hs
morning the stcs headache zrd fndE
gestion EiIt re goee
Dr. CasdveEFs Strip Pepssa IS scIr
n drug stores everywhere, and cost:
fsf.y cents bottle = Larger size, n
tented for family use. costz czs Dol
lar II ron have nsFe- uss1 sErsE
pepsin and voald Ike : free -ss
bottle. POSTPAID. wrste 10 Dr. III 3
Caldwell. s0s Washington ST. Moati
cello. Illinois
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POWER FRANCHISE
IN FORT MADISON
Petition to Use the Streets Was Pre-
scented TO Fort Madison
Aldermen.

FORT MADISON, Ia, July ia
franchise granting the Mississippi
River Water Power company the right
TO erect and maintain poles and wires
for the transmission Of electric energy
was introduced at the meeting of the
city council Wednesday night By Al
dernian Kottmer and passed its first
reading, all the aldermen voting for
it. Councilman Meyers being absent.
]. A. Trawick, manager OF the COM
pany, and j. P. Allen appeared before
the council in the interests OF the
Power company and explained the
matter TO the councilmen. Attorney
PC. B. Stewart made an address 10
the council in behalf Of the proposed
measure
The franchise Is the first and nee
essary measure to bring the pow 81
/ into Fort Madison and to enable Mr
/ Cooper TO keep his promise TO tbs
city of $4,000 sub-station. The
1 franchise will extend for twenty-five
years. beginning July /, 1913, anc
gives them the right TO place poles
and maintain them on the streets
and alleys under the supervision d
the city engineer and chairman o.
3 the street committee.
The ordinance will be given thret
readings. the second being Tuesday
July %. and thirty days are neces
sary following the third reading. fol
the publication before the election
can be held. The power company de
Z sires 70 have special election befor.
the November election and agree Il
bear all expense OF the election AM
publication
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democratic candidate for governor, /
Was candidate for attorney general. /
He was defeated by q large majority /
-Four years later he asked for and re-
ceiyed the nomination for the same of !
fee without opposition He was elect
ed by the skin OF his teeth. Now he
asks for the nomination for governor
on the grounds that he is "a winner
Four years ago Vim. Cowherd was the
democratic nominee for governor. He
vas defeated by a good safe margin
This year he asks his party to re-
nominate him: 10 give him another
chance His opponents say he cannot
win. OF course he can't win: the next
governor is going 70 be a republican,;
but he can come as near the goal, IL
not nearer. than any democrat in the
field. OF course Clark county demo
Gratis should support Mr.. Major for the
reason that an Endorsement OF Major
Jig an Endorsement OF James Monroe
Dawson, Of Kahoka, who is an assist
ant in his Office
Many Clark county republicans will
regret 10 learn that John E SEanger.
If the interest OF harmony. has an
nouneed his decision TO Withdraw from
the race for governor. Mr. Swanger
I had many warm supporters in CLARK
countv and was considered TO be the
strongest man in the field AS cam
palgner he had no superiors and few
equals
i Ernest ". Perkins and Miss Anna
e MaIloy, OF Medill- we're united IN
marriage last Thursday evening az The
home of Rev. II. r. Laidley. the Of
aciating minister, in Kahoka. The
groom Is the station agent at Medih
The GazetseH Herald of the current
week has quite lengthy article COD
caruing the scramble FOR certain
piece of ryie which the republican cour'
had TO dispose of. The scramble
was not a scramble al all but merely
good nanred run between printers
for the Job. and the fellow who land
81 the Job feels none the less WORTH
because of the fact that he does moi
happen TO edit a paper He is print
Ter. ard republican, what more IS re
ouired7 The amusing feature Of ths
article IL. however, this statement
the assets OF Office are always prop
erly supposed TO follow party victor
.ez. Amusing because Of the fac
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: cAsTHsGE- I'LL :
=

Miss Mar McNTIsan rssH-Eed Ezs-
vssk sro2 lew ~seEs star II the
Bztsze C-eax SazErzrsEz
Mics Mshes T1Zs- d Dallas CtEy, :
visiting her cousin. Mss E--a R0ws
Mss Emily Lyoa returned Hea0zE
t-nE sEo Eoa1hs visit Eizh hsr
szns- Mrs Gso Eassq II EacavElls-
Miss Myrtle hErxlasrzeE. q SsraT-
berry Paszs- Ia s visiting asz Ezclse.
Geo. Kirkpatrick
waszsr Clark departed sas1-1zg
t1- WEzzebzgc. NEan- 70 visit rs
ssozsln, Cly6s wasser.
Mrs Sarah RssE and 6z1zassr-
Ezlrsassas. sEpeHs Ls- ~ssk ~lEA Ii
and Nrs Dave Co1kTza- II Ez-Sltc2-
Mrs Th1s McFsraE6 : visiting I
Chicago.
Ms Mabea Martins resa-nes m
dsE from Fsssr II osrz-Ea and usE-
e POINTS N T1Ea
Mr- and Mrs Lard 8ertecaL ..
0nzhs- s-s visiting relatives Il his
cir
szdge and Nrz G J. seaoasls r
turned Last wsss .r1z 2 wish a. Fsass
EoTs, Pa
ms C. G Gerco1 s visiting I Ne
rada- No expecting 70 sTsad ne
sazns- there
Misses Hszes Gz-E and Grace
/ EEns4zs. Visited Rsr. zai Mrs = z
/ Ns=ia15. Il Rccz Egza1d- gss pas
Tesk
/ NJ. szs M-s. ARA E=EeE. O. Ne-
cedss. Teras. are vsSs-s-g -rsszds and
relatives Y thss cir
! 5r6se and Mrs y Willis 7ns
chfz5-eE departed szsaria. to- t~e
Eas.s Visit ~ Spirit Lake and Lax.
oEoso5L rora
Ms FIJI sreE7 q B1Tatneson. i
zs<f1s-r relatives IN This csv
Mrs E-Ey Timer. AMI grandson
Grille LFoa. are visiting relatives =
1 Ehscaso.
Nj Nd Mr. Masscm G-ittia- 9
KaoRu are gratz II Miss Lyd'
Carroll
Mrs o. How'd. Of Ki-ssvIlls- Nc.
Is the zaan Of nsr parents. M aat
1ars ]. 3. shaakle
4 Mary Hsarns i visiting friends Il
QuincF.
Mrz Lzsdiar and daughter. Mis-
Ruth are Ftsittng Miss Anna Huston
N LaHarpe
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that the editor and several OF his kind
did nos take the same view of sim
liar piece Of sspoils" which was 10 be
handed out shortly after January l,
1910. Funny, isn't il hoE little IN
cidents ike these are forgotten
AZ Tuesday nights meeting of IA
hoka camp No. 1880, the lodge went
on racord in favor Of the referendum
vote or the nsw raise in rates qies
ton The vote vas unanimous
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Martin have re
turned from their honeymoon trip
They we're rendered big dinner al
the home OF the groonls parents, air
and Mrs. Chas. Martin, Sunday.
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Woman's Greatest Trouble.

Big Sandy. Tean.-Mrs. Lucy Can
trell, OF this place. SAYS: Every two
weeks. had to go to bed and stay
there several days. | suffered untold
misery Nothing seemed 10 help me,
until tried Cardui, the woman's tonic.
Although had been afflicted with
womanly weaknesses for seven years,
cardui helped me more than anything
else ever did. It is surely the best
tonic for women on earth Weak
ness is woman's greatest trouble. Car.
dui is woman's greatest medicine, be,
cause It overcomes that weakness and
brings back strength. In the past sc
years, cardai has helped over million
women Try 1t for your troubles 10
day.
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kAHokA, 20.
: : >>>~4>>>>

DR.. ". B. sisson attended = meeting
of Joint session OF the state board Of
health. health officers and local reg
istrars at Hannibal Tuesday. Dr.
sisson, OF Kahoka, was elected rice
president OF the second district.
Prof. orFil Pirkey died at his home
il ST. Louis. July 5. Professor Pirkey
was at one tine al the head of the
kahoka college. Burial was at Can
ton
Dr. F. B. Hitler. secretary Of the
state board Of health, came Nd from
Jefferson City and spent Tuesday with
nahoks relatives and friends. He was
net al the depot By q delegation Of
local Bull Mooses." It was said that
z the doctors yisit vas for the purpose
of organizing IN Clark county. This
is denied. however. and IT is given
out from a pretty reliable source that
the doctor will support Taft.
VIM. Kiger has been appointed as
highway engineer for Clark county By
the county court 10 III the vacancy
caused BIZ the resignation OF G. C.
Barnett.
The Kahoka baseball team took
I Gorin's measure SUNDAY on The home
grounds. Score, 10 10
The city PARK Is a most pleasant
place 10 spend an evening. but to the
average citizen to have to SIT on the
grass or lean mp against q tree II
order 70 enjoy the scenery Of the
city's summer garden is any
thing but comfortable. The part
has been without snficsent
number OF seals for some time and II
order 10 rem cdr the deficiency q SUB
scripion paper vss placed in tbs
hands OF Rev. " 2. Laidler and IL /;
short tire thirty-three seats rer,
donated They will soon De in plac.
and the city park will again be NOR
comfortable place in which to loaf
Mrs. ]. VI. Dawson and son. Horace
hz-e arrived IN Kahoka for the sum
mcr. We expect Nose 10 return
from Missouri's state capitol perman
emily after the first Of the year.
Charles Johnson and Miss Eva I.
\ Pollock -ere united in marriage Jui.
= at the home Of ReF. Matt sersmith
the officiating minister.
The Kai,oka baseball team VIII leavi
"wednesday for four days trip, play
ling at Memphis on Wednesday Cen
teryiile on THURSDAY, Bloomfield o.
Friday, and Mouiton on SATURDAY.; re
turning 10 Kahoka for game wit
Memphis Sunday.
Sir. and Mrs Guy McCsrty Of Ger
terville, are the guests Q, Kahos'
relatives.
The IaGrarge hall team was Dc
feated by the Kshoka team en- III
Local lot Thursday afternoon by IL
score Of s TO o
Travis L. Green snd Miss ID;
MFrtle Wells we're united in msrriag'
last THURSDAY eveninz Al the home q
Rev. ". z. Ladder, me oHciatinl
tr-inisfer
/. Eight Eears ago Eslsc.t ~ sis3cs
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change the number OF directors from
seven TO five and authorizing and en-
powering the Board of Directors to
contract for. and pay the salary in
whole or in part Of any officers.
agents, or employees OF the corpora.
ton upon the basis of a percentage.
Article Vii.
Article seven was amended so SIS 10
change the date of the annual meet.
ing from the first Tuesday after the
first Monday in July to the second
Monday in January Of each year.
C. NJ. RICH,
President.
J. II. NOBLE.
Secretary.
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Testing children hare more or less
iiarhoes. which cau be controlled By
giving Chamberlain Colo. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. Ali that is
necessary is 70 gire the prescribed
dose after each operation OF the
bowels more than natural and then
castor oil TO cleanse the system. },
Is safe and sure Sold BIZ Wilkinson.
& Co Pharmacy & j. T. Kiedaisch &
Son.
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newspaper similar report Ezz
usds by Coicnei Robe-s Exfag. IA
tiousl committeeman trc- Louisiana
and ore 81 the ne# members II IN
campaign committee investigated
ST the hEge mass OF nz5i r=ce7-=d -
Sea Cir, lust abr. crnr1ete5. -
reals the fsct that sbeut sss'in has
been sent in small amounts direct II
Gorernor Wilson This mo1ev VII bs
Turned over 20 the committee
Herman Rsdder o. Ven Fork mar
be retained as treasurer Of the CON
nittee
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NOTICE OF CHANGE In THE
ARTICLES or Incorporation
or THE AMERICAN RICE
AAn nrcEh. cnnn AA<

Notice is hereby given that at a
called meeting OF the stockholders OF
the American Rice & Cereal Com
pany on the 22nd day of June. 1912.
pursuant to call regularly given as
provided by the Articles OF Incorpor-
alton OF said company. the Articles Of
incorporation OF said company were
amended and changed as follows:
Article 4.
Article one was amended SO as to
change the name Of the corporation
from The American Rice Z. Cereal
Company TO the PURITY OATS COM
PANY.
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HaH hoae

TINTED Press Leased Wire Service. l
ST. LOUIS. July 1a-Y Young men
here complain that since the present
hot wave began their sisters have been
wearing brothers haIf-hose. Brothers
ga-ters holds EN- UP, too.
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Soreness Of the mufcles. whether
induced By violent exercise or iniury,
is quickly relieved By the free applica-
ton OF ChamberIain's Liniment. This
liniment is equally valuable for mus
GUAR rheumatism. and always affords
.auick relief Sold by Wilkinson & Co
Pharmacy and J. z. Kiedaisch & Son
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OPENING Headquarters.

SEA GRIT, July Io.-Chairman Nc
Combs today announced that he and
Secretary Davies planned to leave for
New York this afternoon to meet Elk
chairman Mack of the democratic ma
tional committee at the Hotel Rnick-
erbocker and to begin the hunt for
national headquarters. Mack vas ex-
pected 10 turn over to McCombs the
documents. records. files and other
property of the committee and TO ad-
wise with the new chairman as 70 10
cation OF headquarters.
He also said, as soon as re got To-
Gated IL New York he would go to
Chicago and establish branch head.
quarters there He expected TO get
started IN New York BY the frs. Of
ne1t week.
Encouraging reports were received
to-day BIZ tire campaign committee on
tf:e campaign fund Chairman Mack
wired that he had started a popular
sfsasc-.pt,oE through his Buffalo
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M53Sro~ Hlsssa's canpsssn corarsit-
se. Consists IF ~ yoana Msa
Less Thar FiftyT~o
Years Old
FIVE BRYAE's FRIENDS
cr- was chs-np cssrs's Hansser EEs
rss-e Wee Fer Harmon o. un-
aer~osd During the
Convention

lT'nt-ee Press Leased Wire Service
SEA GIRT. " q, yuEr 1s-wood-
YoE wilson's campaign fer president
Erfis arev ro1ng mems battles. Il was
pointed out here tnizy. Among the
r~a ~ho r,ake MP the campaign com
.ntt-es % fourteen. are only three ever
ffsy yszrs Cd. and oliT .ew Of rerog-
nszed national reputation The COT
m.sre- members and THAR ages sre-
William T. Ncrombs. Chairman. g.
Robert 8 E1udspeth- national con-
zzattsssnan from New JerssT. zs
Josephus Daniels, national commit
teeman from North Carolina. ~
Willard D. Salisbury. national com,
mftteeman from Delaware, 81
Robert Ewing, national committee
man from Louisiana, SO
4. Mitchell Palre-s. national -om
ruit-eeman .rum Pennsylvania. -
Joseph 2. Davies. national commit
teens1 from Wisconsin. 80.
r. r. King, national committeeman
from Oregon. IS.
United states Senator Thomas ?
=
United States Senator James o'Gor
man, OF New YORK. So.
Tntted States Senator James 4
Reed, of Missouri, 81
Representative Daniel J. McGsllicud
Dr.. OF Maine, 50.
Representative Albert S. Burleson
OF Texas. ~
William C. NcAdoo, OF New YORK. 70
The conference was resumed TODAY
as the new Monmouth hotel al S1rinE
Lake.
Senator Reed was one OF the man
ayers OF the Champ CLARK campaign q
Baltimore. Five members Of the cal
paign committee Daniels, Ewing
Davies. King and BurIesou, are Close
personal and political friends OF TT. ]
BRYAN. No men identified with th'
Harmon or Underwood candidates. ar.
members
Governor wilson and Chairman DC
Combs announced today that head
quarters would be opened By McCombi
in New York IN a few days and tina
branch headquarters would be opened
in Chicago, and one city farther ives
soon.
King was selected as a representa-
tive OF the Pacific coast He is tn
Oregon supreme court Judge who ren
derad the opinion unfolding the state
initiative and referendum laws an
who was recently sustained by tn
United States supreme court
Ewing is editor of the New Orlsan
State McGillicuddy was elected t
congress from Maine in the Democrat
victories of 1910.
The campaign committee viii in
mediateIy organize subcommittee {
finance. speakers. publicity. etc. an
viii begin the actual work Of ii
campaign as soon as possible III
vice chairman and treasurer have nj
ret been selected.
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Hodge &HaWkes'
Cost Shoe Sale

YOUR shoe bargains here Our An
Sale stock
will move at the prices quoted below
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ArticIt VI.
Article six was amended so as to |
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The above bargains cannot be dupii-
Gated at another store in the city.
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PROFESSIONAL Cams
PHYsIciaHa

W. :. HARTEH- NJ D. D. O
0stsopsthic and Electric treatm.,,,
= specially Office 80 Norsn 1ov,,s
street Ground fioo..
Hours-I0 to u a n: tosn
Evenings By appointment
Phone Office Iowa 1254-Red; 20
dence. Iowa, S7eRed
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A Sad Death.

We are indeed sorry to report
the death of little Pearlie Bal
dree, who passed away January
10th, 1912. The child's clothes
caught fire from the stove on
Nov. Goth, and she was burned
terribly, suffering untold agony
until the end came, although low
ing parents and kind friends did
all they could for her. She was
a sweet child and loved by all
her playmates. We extend to
to the family our deepest SYM
patty.
Your sweet little darling has left you
To dwell in boiler sphere;
He that gave her In wisdom bereft YOU,
Then why should you cherish a tear
Your child in the Grave is not sleeping;
She has Joined the dear angels above,
The bright beings now have Asr To-
~ keeping 49, : N..-E,,3
In mansions Of beauty and Iova
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WILL BFlNG FEsLLTs TOO

Madison t5-7,y "a, = progress
siye Boys Corn Gun Already
forty Ddl ooy- nave listed for
the VOTE tn, year. We want 70
see jackson County oYy, TO De-
come Interested in this TorS, 4.
We once get them started, and
with the right Kind Of induce
ment it Can DC done very easily.
Our lads are capable Of produc-
ing some wonderful yields and
the boys, we'll, lots vi them are
natural born farmers. Mariana
Times-Courier.
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No Reason for Doubt.
A Statement Of Facts Backed BY q
Strong Guarantee.

We guarantee complete relief
to all sufferers from constipation,
or, in every case where we fail,
we will supply the medicine free.
Rexan Orderlies are a gentle,
effective, dependable. and safe
bowel regulator, strengthener,
and tonic. They aim to re-estab-
fish natures functions in a quiet,
easy way. They do not cause
inconvenience, gripping, or nau-
sea. They are so pleasant to take
and work so easily that they may
be taken by any one at any time.
They thoroughly tone up the
whole system 10 healthy activity.
RexalI orderlies are unsurpass.
able and ideal for the use Of
children, old folks and delicate
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She's gone where life's ills cannot find be-
She's safe from each danger and snare
o. how cruel the love that would bind
her
To years Of affection and carel
Look up, and you'll find consolation
Which God, by His Spirit, will give,
And through faith the rich manifestation
That your little Pearlie yet lives.
She's treasure you've laid up in Heaven
At present, moved from your sight,
To your bosom again she will be given
With pleasure Of joy and delight.
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6ossRsRs.

The Barlow Record contained
an article in last weeks issue,
over which we all night do well
10 ponder. /, was on the sub
ject OF gossiping, the title of the
article being THE Tongue of the
Slanderer." Before we say any,
thing bad about our fellow.be-
ing, We should call 10 mind that
little sayiug;-
There's 60 much good In the worst
Of us,
There's 20 much bad in the beat
Of Us,
It hardly oehoovss any Of us
To talk about the rect OF ue.'
Unless our speaking evil of
our neighbor 10 necessary, let's
not speak it. Oh, sometimes it is
necessary, and We are not say.
ing that we should 60 along not
daring to voice our sentiments
aga,nst the wrong. :, There is
wrong to nghs, .rleuty OF IT,
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The following beautiful
thought SO beautifully expressed
by the Pensacola Journal is re-
produced tor the benefit Of our
readers.
Love can overcome all ad-
verse conditions, make a happy
home anywhere, sweeten sor-
rows and disappointments.
smooth the wrinkles of age and
lend wisdom TO the inexperi-
ence Of youth, and cause all
life's joys that are really worth
while 10 hover about il and
radiate from it, as fragrance
surrounds the rose.
1.-THE great mass of happy
wives who work in their homes,
rear their children, cook The
meals, mend the clothing and do
the thousand and one unending
tasks of the house wife need not
envy those glistening butterAie ,
vho teok Upon marriage as op.
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persons. We cannot too highly
recommend them to all sufferers
from any form OF constipation
and its attendant evils. Three
sizes, l0c,, 25c., and SOC.
Remember, you can obtain
Rexall Remedies in this commu-
nifty only at our store-The Rex
all Store. The Madison Drug Co.
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When BALLARD's SNOW uSINENT

is rubbed in for rheumatic aches and
pains, il reaches the spot quickly and the
relief is very gratifying Price 25c. SOC.
and sl.oo per bottle. Sold BY all drug.
sists.