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Property

Property
 Pipe line back of ore bins
 230 feet inch pipe
 1894 feet inch pipe
 2909 feet inch pipe
 1902 feet 8 inch pipe
 $50 feet inch pipe
 Gas Plant No. 2 Coal and sand bins Sawmill
 Car repair shop Coronado R. R. track scales Clifton supply warehouse Longfellow supply warehouse Longfellow scales and scale house Longfellow sampling department Concentrator No. 5
 Longfellow warehouse merchandise Coronado blacksmith shop Coronado Incline
 Metcalf store building Coal and Coke
 Coal
 Fuel oil niStIIlate Tie clips
 Cement, lime and bricks Concentrator ore bins Clifton added to roll, account not listed on assessment
 Mines and Claims c. L.
 Copper Queen Southern Cross Little Giant Little Annie Oriental King Coronado Crown Reef Eagle Liverpool Fairplay Humbolt Joy Northwest quarter of the Southeast quarter and the northeast quarter Cf the southwest quarter and the soutf- east quarter of the northwest quar- ter and the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section 30, town ship 4, range 30, 160 acres 50 head cattle and 1 bull p head cattle 300 head cattle and bulls 50 head cattle and 1 bull 25 head cattle Franchise 40 head cattle and bulls 50 head cattle and 1 bull
 Mines and Claims Arizona Central Butler Eccentric Lone Star Morenci Ryerson Annie Yankee D. C.. COncentrator 100 head cattle and bulls 50 head cattle and 1 bull Hacks, wagons and buggies on Duncan lots Lot 6, block 4, Hills Addition 100 head cattle and bulls 50 head cattle and 1 bull 100 head cattle and bulls Buildings No. 631a, 134 and 161 A. on A. c. Co.,, ground Saloon merchandise 25 head cattle Club mining claim $50 head cattle and bulls Household and kitchen furniture in boarding house
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Increased Assessments.

 Equalization with information then possessed by it, believed that
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For President WOODROW WILSON of New Jersey. For Vice President THOMAS R. MARSHALL
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-19

The third birthday of Baby Mclean
will be celebrated by his parents, Mr.
and Mrs Edward B. Mclean, next Mon
day at an afternoon party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-19
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
to the health department in the past
twenty four hours:
Caroline w. III. Dali. 30 years. 1925 18th
street northwest.
Mariana Crosby, GS years 325 ID street
northwest.
Mary Il. Carley, IS years, 25os l. street
northwest.
Abram L. Peake. IS years. AS NJ street
northwest.
Annabale r. Giovannoni AZ years, 2l1
1st street northwest.
George Spaulding, 80 years, 32>5 NJ street
northwest.
Norris Akman. 46 years, 22g Pernsylva-
MIA avenue northwest
Margaret FIaherty, GO years, lois st
street southeast
Evelyn Collins. years, 1926 y street
northwest.
9TH street northwest
William b. Donaldson, as years, 43S *
street northwest.
David A. Jenkins, 3 months, 2lS I'd street
northwest.
Cornelius Rucker, 40 years. 1907 lIth
street northwest.
Viola Medley, IL months, Burrville. ID G.
Harriet Christian, SO years. Freedmen's
Hospital.
George Kane, 40 years, 18th and Olive
avenue northwest
Lawrence L. Clark, 4 years, Children's
Hospital.
Charles w. Stewart. A. years, 21o9 Dunn
barton avenue northwest
George Boone, Il years, Freedmen
Hospital.
Annie Carter 20 years, Home for the
Aged and lnfirm.
Harry Thomas, - years, 800 L. street
northwest.
Summer Hawkins, months. Milford
road, d. c. .f4ifu
Henrietta Washington, l month, 1913
81 street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-19
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued TO
the following:
William f. Slater of Richmond, Va.
and Hester B Ammons Of Lexington, Va.
Randall V. Gardner and Jeanne Mer-
cier.
Edward L. Mann and Edith B. Backen-
heinler.
William D. Mathaias and Bessie Jones.
Charles Nice. Sweeney of New York, n.
Y. and Anna Bagelmann of this city.
Everett V. Curtain and Mabel l.. Gray.
Louis A Nesline and Elizabeth r. Auth.
Frank F. Dyson and Mamie Z. Akers.
both Of Gladstone, Va.
James r. Tatum and Edna /. Lohr.
both of Madison. Va.
John III. HUM and Alice r. Kirk
Luke A. Conner and Ruth j. Violet.
George S. Martin and Alice f. Nc
Ternan.
George d. Lutz and Elsie NJ. Utz, both
of Madison. Va.
Louis P. Chisholm and Ruby c. Harris.
both Of F'redericks Hall. Va.
Rodney L. Verts and Minnie r. Payne.
both of Purcellville. Va.
William o. Perrin and Musa B. Van
SAINT. both of Richmond, Va
William H. Hawkins and Blanche III.
Ellis
Jonah Brooks and Elnora Robinson.
Holloway p. Trice of Caroline county.
Va. and leicester V. McWhirt of Sum-
NIT, Va.
William D. Bowie and Annie c. Jones.
both of Guinea. Va.
John n. Cross and Lola White. both of
AShland, Va.
George Allen and Mamie Morgan
Robert Briggs and Christina Moody.
ID. Roy Holmes and Elizabeth j.
Ryan.
Thomas A. Johnson and Georgia G.
Cupid.
Sydney NJ. Wilder and Mary D. San
some.
Smith n. Johnson and Pearl Goodwin
Daniel T. Carr of Princeton, w. Va,
and Lula A. Hoge of this city.
Thomas Plummer and Susie A. Wash
ington.
Charles F. Williams and Sadie r.
RockenhauSer
Lucian D. Davis and Alma b. Carter.
both of Charlottesville, Va.
Robert r. Young and Sallie Weaver.
both of Manassas. Va.
James n. Redman of Alden, Va, and
Eva c. Jones of Grigsby. Va.
James H. Randolph and meta Powell
Arthur j. Jackson and Louise r.
Barnes.
Leonard Kiesling of Redhouse. w.
Va. and May.L. Summers of Harrison
John T. Deneal and Willie A. Scott.
John NJ Robbins of Baltimore. Md,
and Hilda W. Hart of Lot. Va.
Bernard Wine and Rebecca F. Huff
man, both of Bethesda, Md.
Cornelius White and Emma Johnson.
Ralph II. Riddleberger of Norfolk. Va,
and Frances s. Waddy of this city.
Byrd j. Mcqueen and Sadie l.. Hit.
both of Culpeper, Va.
Charles Boxley and Lena Ashley.
John Hunter and Viola B. Toliver.
Henry A. Reglin of Rhoadesville, Va,
and Grace E. Frye of Buena, Va.
Frank Hender and Katie Sterr
John s. Path and Myrtle E. WantZ, both
of Baltimore, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-19

An Extra Wide. Very
ROOmy Rocker, like cut:
full spring construction:
upholstered in genuine
sterling leather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-19
Stanley Seeks Senate Toga.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, December 19.-Rep-
resentative A. O. Stanley. democrat. from
the second kentucky district, i'm a state
ment issued here last night makes the
formal announcement of his candidacy
for United States senator to succeed
Senator w. o. Bradley. republican. Other
democrats who have announced for SEN
ator from Kentucky are former Gov.
j. c. w. Beckham and former Repre-
sentative ID. H. Smith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-19
Cumber, Miss Doris Drain and Miss hath-
crime Birney will assist at tea time.

Miss Genevieve Clark. daughter of the
Speaker and Mrs Clark, will accompany
the congressional party leaving for New
York tonight en- route to Panama. In the
party will be Senator and Mrs. Miles
Poindexter, Representative and Mrs. Ed
win F. Sweet. Miss Sweet and Representa-
tive and Mrs William A. Oldfield. They
will return January 8.
The debut of Miss Nellie Claire Howard,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Samuel I. How
ard will interest a large circle of their
friends this afternoon.
Mrs. Steven B. Ayres and Mrs. Charles
H. Taylor will preside at the tea table,
Mrs Marchand will serve punch, and the
other assistants are to be Miss Dorothy
Shuey. Miss Carrie Lee Chamberlain. Miss
Jannette Ayres, Miss Elinor Manson and
Miss Ruth Kean. After the reception
number of young men will join the assist
ants for dinner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-19
Births Reported.

The following births have been report
ed to the health department i'm the last
twenty-four hours:
Jesse F.. and Nellie NJ. Dyer. girl.
Charles G. and Nellie r. Garrett, girl.
William II. and Anna E. Hopper boy.
Carroll III. and Louise p. Wegemann,
girl.
Hubert and Elizabeth L. Newsom. boy.
George NJ and Florence Davis. girl.
Relnhard E. and Elizabeth NJ. Schaefer,
girl.
Unger c. and Dollie A. Thurman, boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-19

Eh,-baan and Sarah r. Chopin. girl.
Frederick and Maude Chew. girl.
Robert and Helen II. Anderson boy.
Champ and Anna Burroughs. boz.
Wesley and Helen Cephas, girl
Herbert and Mamie Ware, girl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-19

Mrs. Richardson Glover will give a
dinner dance for her daughter. Miss Clo-
Yer, December 81, and a party for her
schoolgirl daughter. Miss Beatrice Clo-
Yer, Christmas eve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-19

Miss Marie Adams, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Byron $. Adams. is giving a card
party this afternoon in compliment to
other debutantes of the winter.
Miss Anna Darlington, Miss Helen Nc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-19

Qua art cred Oak-finish
China Case; full swell
door, three mirror top,
carved claw feet, beHt-glass
ends and heavy glass door;
containing a beautiful 81
piece Dinner Set-a total
goo value for SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-19

Mr.. William D. Bowie and Miss Annie
G. Jones were married by Rev. F. l..
Bardens of the Anacostia Baptist Church
yesterday, at the home of Mr.. j. f. Green
on Nichols avenue. y wedding dinner
was served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-19

Mrs. William Cover. wife of Assistant
Paymaster Cover, L. S. n, has gone to
San Francisco to join her husband.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-19

Miss Louise Gruber of Baltimore is the
guest of Mrs. Edward kohner 1888 Bel
mont road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-19

\ sensible Xmas gift;
Solid Oak frame Morris
Chair. complete with
regular $3.50 set OF re-
versible velour cush-
ions.
The evening world., 1912-03-23
WALL Street

In the stock market to-day '&57. 700
shares were turned over al advances
ranging from I to SIS points. The
rise. which was In progress throughout
he seesion, was the strongest OF The
many advancing movements which have
featured the stock market OF late
without abatement the upturn culmi.
Mated at closing time. when top ranges
were established.
chile buying orders were spread
beautifully throughout h list. the
market owed Its pronounced strength
TO the exceptional rising power dis
played by American Smelling and
Anaigamated Copper. The demand for
Copper was the strongest witnessed for
any security this year. Rejecting an
advance Of Ia cent during the last two
days In the price Of the metal. the
opening OF the market was met by .
hood Of buying orders for Copper.
which Increased In force as the session
nsared the finish. From q ..nal sale
oe Is yesterday the price reached q toy
ngure OF NJ l-s. American Smelling
kept pace with Copper In leading tho
market upward. a gain Of ?7-S points
wao recorded in this issue.
Many speclalties were In good d.
mnd. while Steel and Lchigh Valley
wese the strongest OF tho leaders.
American Can preferred. at 14 O..
reached the highest price IN its history,
assS Ssd x nj sl~ns~. = compsssd wasn
yoe4Moayh ftnAl GOunn. WOW = follow;
The evening world., 1912-03-23
LADY HERBERT HAS no M
FOR WINDOW SMASHenS.
Sailing for Home She Says Women
Might Better Spend Time Aid.
ing Workers of Sex.

Lord Tweedmouth and Lord and Lady
Herbert. who are returning to nnglaad
after spending several weeks ct O.
ronado Beach, Cal. were passengers
aboard the North German Lloyd steam.
or George Washington. sailing to-day
Lord Herbert. who IL an enthusiasoo
polo player. spent most Of his time u
California at the game. He said he ~
liovod polo was making great strsAss
in this country and would o become
the most popular sentieman's game
Lady Herbert IL strongly ~anti-sufsA.
gette in her sentiments. When asked
what she thought about he recent
demonstrations Of the militant sisters
In London she said:
How soon will your suffragetteo
start window smashing here? I ORE
sumo they will not be 30 anxious 10
do that sort of thing in America, foe
you would give them sitter sentences.
II the women of my country and yours
would devote their energies to better
Ing the condition OF the workers. Of
their own sex instead OF making these
utterly foolish demonstrations for ne
ballot. they would achieve much more
and be happier"
The evening world., 1912-03-23

For the irst time Priscilla looked with
shame upon her simple evening gown
with Its small-town decollete, that dar-
Ing declaration OF faith In the seemli-
ness of the collar bone, The Pilgrim
looking abou. her at the spreading pea
cock plumaxe of the women at the other
tables realized that she was clothed
with such kind Of raimsnt As was
diverse from tho raiment OF any that
traded In tina, Fair" and Il seemed TO
her for that reason the people Of the
Fair" made n great gazing upon her.
In her simplicity sho admired and
lonsed 10 be like the women that dwelt
In Vanity Fair with their poor. shallow.
smiling eyes that arc 90 tired OF smiling
to order. the poor painted li1 that arr
80 tired OF saying. Now. wasn't thst
clever OF you?"
One after another Little Faith told
tho names n the histories Of thes1
women IN Vanity Fair to Priscilla,
and though tho names varied ths
story Was pretty generally the Aams
each and all had placed Faith OF
] Love or k9nor on the same old shei
The evening world., 1912-03-23
BURGLARS FIRE
ON PURSUERS AND
TWO MEN ARE HIT
Chauffeur Heard Explosion
and Summoned Assistance
in Time to Give Chase.

All the available police on Staten Tai
and ere searching to-day for I'VE
emaGsW safs blowers. probably yeesmen
getting ready TO start on the road. who
were SURPRISED while working on the
Afs In the once Of the Staten Island
9upp4V Company. Elm Cour and Rich.
mond Terrace. West New Brighton,
lAs night. In making their escape tho
6urU1ars fred their revolvsrs, slightly
wounding W. II. Burnett. secretary and
managee Of the Staten Island Supply
Company. and shooting Leo Quinn. q
chauffeur, through tho left thigh.
Although tho ferries were watched
during the night II would have been
an easy matter for the burglars to get
Oh the island one at q time. The police
have only the vagues descriptions of
the men.
The Staten Island Supply Company
does q Wholesale business, banks every
afternoon n never carries moro than
800 IN the ohlce safe. But tho safe 10
QUITE an imposing AFFAIR and probably
attracted the attention Of some scout
for yeggmen looking out for likely looe
ON staten Island.
The part OF West New Brighton In
which the warehouse Is located IL prac-
TALLY deserted after s o'clock mt night.
The thieves forced an entrance through
. rear window about $50 o'clock. moved
4 desk 80 a. to shut of q view OF the
safe from the street and two of thcm
went to work to get at the money.
Three others stood guard outside.
Nitro Giycsrine was used and the safe
was wrapped with rugs to deaden the
sound Of the explosion. The n.st at.
tsmot was . complete failure. owing to
. mail charge of explosive. Although
the report was mufficd. II WI heard by
Quinn. who had just put up In automo-
6ile In the Inteqborough Garage across
the street.
Quinn tcicphoned to the home Of Mr.
Burnett. a block way. and entered just
ae two men opened and jumped from a
window and rk- down Richmond Ter
raps
Burnett and Quinn started In pursuit.
~ the Elm Court corner they were con-
fronted by tho three outside guards.
who nrsd At them. Quinn dropped. but
Mr.. Burnett. VIII was scratched on
the leg by . bullet. kept on.
One of the burglars stopped as Mr..
Burnett approached. raised a revolver
b ordered him to back or be killed.
NJ. Burnett could see the revolver lew
eiled at his breast and he wisely went
baok. The gang OF aAfs!blowers then
disappeared I'm tho railroad yards below
Richmond Terrace.
No policeman heard the explosion o.
the nttro-giycerine or the sound OF tho
pistol shots. Nj. Burnett ~tclephoned tho
peltcs station after assisting Quinn 4
The garage. Quinn was tskon to st
vlocent's Hospital.
The two men who worked on tho safs
let some AnEer prints on the door
THESE were photographed by an exper,
to-1ay and furnish the only clue.
The evening world., 1912-03-23

game. Each haA hoped to hnd hap
piness under the shell and each had
been buncoed. but kept on playing the
game because she had not the in
t~elligsncs or thu courage to leave
Vanity Fair.
NOW THE MEN CONE IN FOR
THEIR SHARE.
And then cams the turn Of Miss
Worldly Wise Woman.
"ses here. Little Faith" she saA.
why don't you posnt out some Of
the men? That young 6ellow over
there with the woman old enough to
be his mother II offering . great
name and . great inheritance OF
talent M fortune for Revelry and
Riot and Folly. That man With q
dome like the Capitol Building u q
modern ~'mercenary.' He sells hi
pen. - . soldier Of fortune sells his
sword. to the highest bidder. Once
pom . time that good looking fellow
who y fusang about bic lobster wrote
books that he believed in and nobody
bought them.
"Now he writes beoks WITH here.
las that make . Jumping rope Of
tho uAs that DIVIDES Coed from
1v1l. aA1 some % ne Assoinse axo
% expert they oa1 Jump 100 times
wlSAeuS StoypaAS, aaA Of tAsss
hooks 10 sells 1ooyooo.
THAT bald nan talking to the head
waiter abandoned his wife and chill.
drsn for . woman whose face ant
~-~~~a~ -aptAnS AnAA Anu 1919. 49,
Wait Whitman's verse. But. come.
I've had enough Of Vanity Fair ant
its ragtime morals and agtime beauties
It's time the Pilgrim took up her prog
ress again."
The evening world., 1912-03-23
never BEFORE
were THERE SUCH
HATSAST THESE!
What Woman Can Find to
Make Her More Fair
Than Ever.

What shat, IN. r....r .ov.. ~,
mi. .. a.. -
80. 49, N.| '"'
~ ~ average "o"ah' F1rst IN
'o"s"era'ioh ~ pne sown. II this -
TO be or cloth, either . whipcord or
serge should be selected. but silk suits
are TO hold a prominent place IN mo
spring mode, and the Easier paraar
vail show many beautiful suits in tai.
feta, both In the plain and placs es-
fects. The corded silks are also IN d..
mand for spring s,,ts.
In the cloth sul,. tbsre q. rrs,.r.
ence for thu de as,ored model. ,,,,h
the collar and cuffs of contra s,,nv ma.
terial such AZ tare.a. mo,rc. beneaI,no
or satin IN black. white and tho Mac r
and white effects. Obaneeablo .,,k,
are also largely used for mi. nurpo,e.
With the silk suits the handsome lace
coat sets will be A strong feature. and
these may DO Of tho heavy or Iisht
laces as fancy dictates. Some Of the
new models show the macrame sets,
while others l~ve dainty collars and
cuffs OF the f,ns maline lace.
The handsome taneta coats that are
being introduced this spring will be
prominent in thu easter parade. ana
.y.r, sbor a. .houv,ro A.. lac. ,ar,.,v
,vU,.S 80 off, =" ~
w" e ""' VIC WIT" p.e''y so""s
"aoe up win rows OF khiie pairing,
ruohinss' puhhngs or scaIioped edse
landings. The lace or lingerie collar
and cuffs are a favorite finish for
gowns in general.
II doe, not matter what the braid of
tho IN, NAV ~. ~. .h.no 4. On. ,h,rg
go 49,. 49,, - m.s.
o"e '"e "a.s ."omh aoove is "s
OF wh''e peanut Draiu caught with .
tassei Oh nore. Inc wings are all IN
clined to point 20 the back.
In colors navy blue Is still very promi-
nent: in fact, tho demand for this popu-
Ssr shadc IN nov Greater than aver
ra.,.r rau -,,.,-,r,,. . .,roru ,,,,.
--N.".-. - -
,os. A ny
The evening world., 1912-03-23

rent 70 IN woman. and eheir
were Youth and Beauty and Young
Love, and she bartered them all to the
little old monster opposite her In ex-
change for the earrings and that im-
ported dress and the motor that's walt
Ing outside and for Despair that has
been her lapdog ever SINCE. And all her
friends say she made q magnificent
marriage"
Priscilla looked nj the lady with the
jct earrings. a tho imported dress.
It's a perfectly beautiful dressl' she
exclaimed n sighed. For Priscilla
had Youth ard Beauty and any one who
had looked into Faint Hearts face al
that m might have seen Young
Love psering through the peep hole OF
the Futures curtain.
Yut Priscilla had nc earrings and
NO imported gowns. mi since she
haa ooms TO Vanity ra.r ana seen
the wares exposed FOR sale there, q
madness OF spending HAD come
upon hsr--a madnsss which was
all the greater because shs had
aetAAag TO spend.
The evening world., 1912-03-23
YOU EASE Up YOUR STOMACH
|Y0U WILL FEEL fine Immediately

/ You don't have 10 deny your
|stomach anything II Graves, thst is. II
|your stomach IL - Il should be, You
win not feel the slightest effect Of
indigestion or will you have to fear
{that your food will fermcnt or sour ON
stomach.
Z II you will take Cooper's New
I Discovcry-before each mcal--it will
lease up your stomach and make you
feel fine,
! 1t matters not what you believe may
$ail You. II you arc continually having
$sick headaches, feel sluggish, have 4
bad taste In tho mouth. Or suffer from
1 ~belching. dix.iness, poor digestion,
: sonring OF food, OF get up in the morn.
}ing feeling just as tired as when you
The evening world., 1912-03-23

but . small hat can stiii c~ontsnte6ly
don . toQue-the ~boa3-shaped ere the
newest-or . turban-and this be
draped in . genuine Oriental fashion
and fee1 assured she Is rfsht up 70 date.
"Sweet Sixteen" can also continue
10 look piQuant in the bonnets h has
assumed. bit she must o one OF
|those cute little affairs on the Quaker
bonnet order.
She who prefers the medium shape
has q large assortment TO select from.
among which the colonial, tricorne and
four shapes are prominent.
The fashionable Easter shoe will Dc
me button boot. and whether II Will DO
on or white depends upon the gown
and the individual taste Of the wearer.
The Easter gloves will probably be
the new doesktss that are washable and
of such excellent wearing qualities that
women just can't help liking them. Both
white and tan shades will be fashion
able in these az well as In the SIR
cloves that will supersede them with
the arrival d warm weather.
The evening world., 1912-03-23
HE'S K0HLE, NOT COHEN.

Robert Cohen Of No. ssl Irving street.
the Bronx, has been allowed to.da:' "a
change his name to Kohle.
In his petition &c tho Supreme Cours
Cohen declared that his name had been
a great handicap to him in his business.
When he began mis- career az a plumbsN
he said. II was impossible for him 20
obtain work under the name OF Cohen.
Finally. after being out OF employment
for several months. he applied for work
under the name of Kohle. and the mAsic
Of this name. he added. won him q JOB
forthwith.
Justice Gavegan granted his wish.
The evening world., 1912-03-23

went ia bed, then II 10 q ease Of a bad
stomach,
Cooper's New Discovery cosreots
all this. 1t goes right to thu root Of
the trOuble-the stomach. 1t makes
nature do the real work by toning up
the stomach, purifying the blood and
~loossnins up tho cloggcd machinery
Of the body, 1t makes a person who
has bsea half sick oil the time. sleep
we'll At night, forget nervousness and
enjoy iifs all day long.
Don't delay but 60 to your druggist
and get . bottle Of Cooper's New
Discovery, take three doses--one be-
fore each mral-and II you don't
think its the best medicine you have
ever used, your money will be refunded.