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siap myself IN the face"
"Whsti Doesn't society give you
seough snubs ana siaps without taking
the trouble to do Il yourseifr"
The Woman paid no attention to
thts interruption. but continued placidly:
4 slap myself nrst on one cheek and
then on the other 10 bring the clrcula-
tioa 20 the face and give my cheeks a
good color"
III you ever want any assistancs"-
began the OH.
But the Woman scorned such frivol-
~ and weat IN with her beauty talk.
II I am looking rather hagsard |
paint updsr my Yves. And. by the way.
that's somsthing you should do right
NV. You needn't scowl a ms-it's
pertsotiy hasmless. Any woman who
h4s besn gong out q good deal
<0mee gsts . fluffy look underneath tbs
sgss y there are lines there. To
d. Ms taks . clean paint brush and
d. Il n horax ana waters teaspoon
~ - torax to half a glass of water.
. stronger lotion, consisting OF invent,
a Oayosrins."
The evening world., 1912-05-10

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me the Pines in ~ ~ sst(tSFy -
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ccecses ncn ~ oeoono - -;
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49, q IN vsedMNs06 Hu1DhA&Os
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vls'sn. n mont - 49, -
~SeA CejeWinl ctousns ct - ES3s
W.. aad - w Osnes sunuen6 q Sevht
angles 10 the body Of ire hou0 01be
eovered wtth vines vhlah 1900 IA
the low Dosoh. FMS porch - snGDage-
"a BY e'minsiivs eosnmas a ~ sSPs
NAs - vowed By the bsauty q NE
who'r At nra me. I failed to note tAat
s2nrs - the colvsnpA wsrp "a - ossnt
|of falling aad that sthess Weeo SranDb-
.,ns . sss.y; Ths plestsr ~ so
hsssh bsaina. DIT these pvtAsscss Of
drrav ysvc m additional cheryo - No
seeae, ApSwspting ~ usbcEian - a
|Ntno.s and ksspinG u n psefest .6asu.ay
with 10 owue and trr petGAhavhood
Of that section. n scanned 70 tyIlfy As
generation then iSvsnR there ~ 1GAt.
inS aseiNss ~ ~ decay. We oVDah.
ensd FROM NY asssNy sheUahts " %sar-
NJ We coiorsi ssiiiaz isvlsy ~ 01me
u 10 81 the borse. Pr-ssatiS eAses
cane from eseuaS cns Of Tho vlags y
Mrs. Tufpin hAl gone 70 the csis fu.
rsfsi. and that Miss Ei,sn we ecG1gims
the dinner. and that Young xasoa",
had not copne frsp, tic heids.
Then tell Mas Ellen. Salnmls. - put
snother nueer In the pie. Tor I Aaxe
brpusft Q epest homo uith ne. Vow.
CIR" turning 10 ne. IF o VIZ cone
with me ] VIII you yoay Foom nd
bid you make yousseff At home"
We paAssd pndss . huge doorway esd
eAtess6 3 Ares hall which wss - vtds
AGAIN ~ any room ] could ssmHaAes In
~ sveodfsthsrs houss In New Eng-
lana. II VA a1hApot hare At fusUltUFe.
There we're fWo - Dere Args mahAGAhy
ssfhS which hAa once bssa lined Usth
hiAAk horssaAS. hut tAe lattsf 80 -
mush Uosa thai tn mating sAOuOd
hsRsAtA Z y paecss. Aad In osAefo II
res paAIhsA 1tA b~sight-eolorsl An11ro
and sometimes 9TH pieces OF fsdsA ank.
The C04ensl 1sd sns % q htght ~ staira.
bare u carpet but clean and poltsAed.
You YIN - reAt Ws the biMiasa-
Ws1." NJ aaid. opening q doos H11eh
I'D MAO . beautifully Aohtsd room q
ne est ~. seandtag " ~ ssat1D -
Whlch vac 3 laree. csnopfd bed. III
you care ees Ako4s6&" ~ eontinula II
W $500 tAsl tts sas size ~ -
~ kAvS disney = Sislock. ~ ~
ssos 49, I've
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on sxasperats me-" sail the Average Girl Here Nm worn to Q
VI Apasas and looking al limp 10 v ! had bMn drawn through . knot
Il hNs whne you w - fresh a. II % cam straight out u the
taeMopal bspdbox"
- Ths woman Of Thirty laughed. I'VE have been going the pace
. ~ ~ M WeA, haven't wei what with q Inner o. Q dAnos Or the theatre
svWv nlha and bridge parties N teas in the daytime view scarcely had q
The evening world., 1912-05-10

- . sosx to hall a glass of water. II ts pumnes 10 very pronounced, uM
a ayosrns"
The evening world., 1912-05-10
61zM POCKET c&


76. Why " a tooolIen garment Uarmer than one Of lnenf
H. What causes a chimney to smokei
rs. Why does a thunder storm, turn MIX souri,
70. Why docs Point bnsssr from heats
80. Why 20 too pieces Of ie melt phen rubbed tooether'
The evening world., 1912-05-10

N1DH0sE questions will b. S1wsesd Monday. Here 70 the replies to
Wednesday, queries:
n twhy Is II basw TO- . wet than dry during . thunder storm
Wet clothes torma better Conductor han do thu huds u m body
~ Therefore. iShtptng may somsttms pass down the wei cHdhss and into
the ground without touching the body at sh
r. why DO parsons In . crowded nom feel dSowsyD Because they hhsis a
larss prpoJtbn a ts sTs oxygu. The af thea secomssh mpr~gnatsA vhh ~
bonc scd ga which ID q strong narcotic
10 CWhy does Q little water max a IRE burn more brightly while . larger
quantity puts II outD 30 long as the hrec car decompos the water into Ns eh-
msnts Of oxygen and hydrogen thess W elements ar to intensity the fame
When M water poured n In largs quantities tn FIRE cannot accomplish the
iAscampoAnS prSAss rapidly euoas4 49,
"a Mre YOU taller IN the morninN or q night and whyD Yu are taller In
the morning because tho eartiax~ aye relaxed during the nkhts rest
~ y uAoA ~ yeNew, ~ ysNev tint mtStnG Nh ~ hnA oe1xaM 0AA
The evening world., 1912-05-10

4 Resolution with a Hoidout IT, In
The evening world., 1912-05-10
"Cheer UP, Cuthbert!"
What's tie Use Of Being Blss1
by Clarence I. Cullen.

Clarence I

Cupyhnt. 1913. n Ths Pres PubHshins O.. uhs New Yea World.
THD 'Mornlng After" New Leaf Wornngs Of the Mind Of the
turns pretty Cssaknyi the Nun VINO Blamss Il n his
for 0stung Brtnsd!
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-14
BIG PROGRAM FOR
YE LIBERTY THEATER

\ real. live cowboy, genuine NOV
ing picture in the flesh, AN expert
roper and comedian and eccentric
dancer coupled with soubrettc who
Is said to he far above the average, Is
the Liberty Thcatcr press agents de-
scrlption of Monte" Wilks, who makes
his first appearance in Honolulu at
the above named theatcr tonight and
his wife. and Judging from mainland
press notices of this new act. they
are all that Is claimed of them in the
entertaining line.
In addition to the Wilks. the Jour
dane operate Quartet Is billed for "A
new act that Is said to he full Of sur
priscs. not only unsteady, but scent
cglly as well. the act requiring special
scenery and mystifying light effects.
For the balance of the week the Gil
lam williams Four will appear In new
songs and comedy, while an entire
new line Of moving pictures will be
shown.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-14

The Bijou will put on u lot of new
talent tonight, among which are Cur
tis Il be Van. who are said to he
strictly up to date when It comes to
comedy singing and abrobatic stunts
Blonde Robinson Il Bowen are maxi
ing a great hit with their hits on local
situations and eccentric dancing
Athon 81 johnson are there with the
goods, and there will bc lots Of NOV
ing pictures scattered in with the
sketches.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-14
FAMOUS singer Much PLEASED
With PROSPECTS FOR GREAT Choir

Fred. Butler, tho noted basso, who
has come to Honolulu to handle the
musical features of the Christian EN-
tension Movement mere, last night
met oighty-odd people in Central I'm
ion Church AND began the organiza-
tiOn of mammoth choir and chorus.
At the end OF the evening he declared
that Honolulu furnishes the most nat
urally musical people he has ever met.
II have never met with people who
are so thoroughly musical he stated
last night 81 had only to sing my
Choruses over once or twice ana they
know the music right on. II is a
great pleasure to work with them"
Mr.. Butler ON Sunday night will
give one Of his song rCCitals that have
become so popular throughout the
mainland He selects a program and
then when It comes to singing it he
gives the history Of each item. telling
the people how II came to be written.
In this connection he has had great
success with Aloha OC." People
used to wonder AZ FIRST that | should
put such song on" he said, but
when they had heard 1t they knew.
tell my audiences all about It, how
II was written and where Honolulu Is.
You would be surprised at the great
rumber of people VINO do not know.
ny tho time | am through telling
them about 1t. they know all about
these beautiful islands of yours"
Mr., Butler Is very much pleased
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-14
Best Films at Empire.

The Empire Is devoted tn moving
pictures. and Is showing some of the
best films that have ever been seen
In this city. Many of them are of
the cowboy nature, and they certainly
take with the people here, especially
when the pictures are steady and clear
as they are always at the Empire, for
they make specially of that work
there
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-14

with the new hymn-book and thinks
that It will adapt Itself very well to
the work in hand. He will work right
along with the choir now and tonight
will he heard at the Central Union
Church social, at which large crowd
is expected.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-14
RECREA7IONS
NEW ATTRACTIONS
AT CITY THEATERS

The Liberty Thcater Is putting on Il
merit program that is taking well with
the people who are looking for en-
tcrtainmcnt during the long winter
evenings. Monte Wilks Is feature
of the Liberty's program that no one
In the city wants to miss, as he is like
an old friend, for he appears In the
moving pictures that are shown so
often. lie was for years engaged in
that work, and his "fiz" Is seen in the
films that are shown all over the
world He and his wife have a little
act that rs all their own" and 1t is
funny.
The Jourdanc quartet has a new Sc
ries Of songs. and all who have heard
these singers know what that means
in the way of entertainment.
other old favorites, including the
Gilman Williams -Four, will he seen
at the Liberty during the rest of the
week.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-14
SIEGE OF CALAIS AT SAVOY

Commencing tomorrow F'riday)
night, there win be shown n most
spectacular film at the Savoy Theatcr.
1t Is a faithful representation of the
siege of Calais, that comprised the
most wonderful production. There are
nearly 1900 feet of film to be rceled
Off. Admission will he % and 80 cents.
The shoes worn by Alpine mountain
GERS have steel solcs with eight project
ing points
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-14

An automobile owned by Henry w.
Taft, brother of the President, ran
down John Gillespie, builder, in New
York. He was not seriously hurt.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-14

Mrs. Upton Sinclair, former wife Of
the Maryland socialist and novelist,
has deserted Harry Kemp, the Kansas
poet, and taken up with another ideal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-19
her FRIENDS
GOOD ADVICE
Tile Results Made This MeWbuFg
Lady Glad She Followed
SUGGESTION.

Newburg, Ala. @For more than a
year. writes Myrtle cothrdm, ofthis
place. II suffered With terrible pains In
my back and head. i had i sallow
complexion, and my faee was covered
With biHples. Our family doctoriOnIy
gave me temporary relief q
: A. friend Of mine advised me 70 try
cardui.S 1901 began taking 1t, at once,
and With the best results, for / was
cared after taking two bottles. Ny
mother and my aunt have also used
Cardui and were greatly benefited,
] shall always praise Cardui TO sicit
and suffering women"
CaJduI Is a purely vegetable, per.
fectly harmless, tonic remedy for yo.
men, andiTill benefit young and old
It's ingredients are mild herbs, baE,
ing asgeBtle, tonic effect on the Ko'
manly constitution.
CarduI has helped a million women
back to health and strength.
Have YOU tried III II not, please
do. 10 may be just what you nesd.
NIB Write 10: Ladies' Advisory Dept. Ghit!tn;;
Aonga Medclne Co. Chattanooga, IenD., for SWctlIl
liJlrneti6siI. and 6i.paEe hopl Hone Ireiintna
b Women. SEM Is, plaza vlaPPsr, pa reeusst.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-19
81 & o. makes
IOPRllENIE.NT.S.
ROAD is PURCHASING LAND AS
4 SITE FOR NEW SHOPS At GAR
RET, iNp@To BUILD STATION
AT PHILADELPHIA.

I, Baltimore. FEB. is The Baltimore
and Ohio railroad Is planning to carry
out quite an extensive Improvement
program, which VIII include the con-
struetion Of new shops at Garrett, Ind,
The erection Of d passenger station al
Market and Twenty-fourth streets, In
Philadelphia, and also the erection Oh
q roundholse tEPortsmouth, Ohio,
steps have already been taken by
the Baltimore and Ohio to purchase
the necessary ground at Garrett, which
VIII be utilized as site for the con
4emplased shops at that point. Plans
have not yet been completed for this
Improvement, but it is expected that
everything will be in readiness to start
work IN the spring.
; The contract for the station in Phila'
delphia will be awarded within the
next two weeks, and work will be rush
ed. The building will connect with
the subway in Philadelphia and will
afford greater convenience for pas
sengers who use the Baltimore and
Ohio to Philadelphia, and especially
while the bridge construction work
which the city Is now carrying on over
the Schuykill River, The structure
WILDE finished as soon as possible.
At Portsmouth, plans for a new
roundhouse and other improvements
have been definitely outlined, and 1t
Is more than likely that contracts
will be awarded within the near
future,
AS stated a day>or two ago, the Bal
timore and Ohio is also contemplating
making extensive improvements to
the Ohio River division Of the road,
and work will be started when spring
opens. Numerous bridges will be
strengthened, and the line will be
otherwise improved.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-19
AN ARTISTIC TREAT.

On March s, at the Grand Opera
House all lovers Of the best in dramat'
ic art will have the opportunity OF
gratifying their taste. Madame LabaT
die is appearing TO a succession Of
crowded and fashionable audiences in
her interpretations of the Ibsen and
other plays. Her work is remarkable
and until she has been heard It is i'm
possible to realize tine effectiveness Of
her portrayal. One goes from the
reading with the sensation of having
witnessed representation of the play
by a full cast of flesh and blood play
ers, so strongly does Nine. Labadle
visualize the characters. The appear
ance here is under the auspices OF the
Anti-Tuberculosis League and the play
to be given is "a Dolls House"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-19
eHARrERs

CHARLESTON, ". va heb.
Charters have been issued 10 he ioli
lowing concerns
" The Huntington Paper and Wooden
ware Company ancorpo ratedl of
Huntington, toldealtln merchandise "a
all Kinds! Capital stoel 5,e9l ~
corporators, Winfield Scott fIohn Z
Hubbard, lsaiIie Scott; OF Giagson ~
John n. cultoniand Grace Culton, q
Lexington, KY
Farmers State Bank, of Wells,
burg, to engage IN a general banling
business; capital stock Sl00,0e0 in,
corporat6rs, jesse 2. Cnrtis, 81 3.
Reeves, s. S, Hedges; II. II Huffman
5. D. Brady, 7. N, Marks, r: EIeisley
-. c. Brady, of wellsburg; ". B
lor, OF Bethany
Cheat Valley Power and y lectricai
Company. of Klng@oodi % furnish
power and electric currents capital
stock $4,000; lncorporators +
Wetshell, Julius K Monroe AyIn. II.
schafer, James W Flynn and = u
Lantz Of Kingwoud.
The Henry Smith Company %
Charleston. to deal in general nieI
chandise capitalstoeIr $4,000 ;tilleof
porators, Henry Smith. Marcus Smith
Sadie smith, Blanche Smith Charles
ton, and Marcus Bacharaeh; Of I hila
delphi9
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-19
.DUNs CANNOT BE NJ.
SENT ON POST CARDS
PosToFFIcE DEPARTMENT PUTS
BAN ON PRACTICE OF MANY
BUSINESS ,MEN7-RuLING VERY
STRICT. vi ~

Recent instructions from the post
Office department makes 1t necessary
for the local business enterprises to
make change in the form Of postal
card statements heretofore issued by
them. No postal card which bears the
statement OF a past due account,
whether marked on the postal card or
not; is mailable and postmasters have
received instructions TO use special
vigilance In the matter. ST. IS,
Some difticulty has been experienced
in getting q definite statement of style
oE card which is mailable from the
tostoffi department, and several forms
of statements were submitted for ap'
Iproval or rejection. A final reply
showing the departments ruling re-
gardlng the matter has been sent out
Cards notifying a patron that an ae'
count will be due at a certain tame
and mailed before the account is due
are nathalie. Cards that bear state
meRt of an account already due, wheth-
er designated by the words delinquent,
arrears, etc, or not, are unavailable.
The ruling of the postal department
will probably result in a more rigid
enforcement OF the rules of the local
enterprises, especially the gas COM
panies. regarding the collection Of ac'
counts. The CHANGER are that bills
will be increased II patrons get in ar
rears. The only way statement of an
account past due can be mailed to a
creditor is by letter.
Local companies mailing postal
cards notifying patrons of accounts
which will be due at date after the
mailing OF the card would do well to
confer with the postmaster OF his as
sistant before having the cards print.
ed. The insertion Of one or two words
may make the card unavailable.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-19

GOVERNING
LENT ISSUED.
BISHOP poMAHUE PREPARES
RULES FOR PENlTENTGAE SEA.
SON WHICH WILL BE READ IN
THE CHURCHES NEXT SUNDAY.

ri. Rev. Bishop Donahue, d. d., has
prepared the official rules and regula.
tions for the Lenten season, which
opens Ash Wednesday, February 81.
Each pastor in the diocese will re-
ceiye copy In order that they be read
next Sunday. The regulations are as
follows:
1st-The first day Of Lent, Ash
Wednesday, falls this year on the
21st Of February"
2d.-4Alr days OF Lent, Sunday e%.
cepted, arc, fast day. Of obligation as..
Sd.--All the faithful who have com.
pleted their fSentyfirsb year unless
legitlmately dispensed, are bound to
restrict themselves on those days to
one al smeal Bit custom allowsa an
evening collation., which should notex'
coed the fourth part OF san ordinary
meal.
6 4tb.-By special Indult OF the Holy
See, the following dispensations for
Lent we're granted:
ta) The use OF flesh meats, eggs
butter cheese and milk is permitted at
all meals on Sundays. and at the prin-
cipal meals on Mondays, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, except the
Saturday in Ember week March p
and Holy Saturday tApril 81. The use
OF flesh meat and fish, however, is
forbidden at the same meal even on
Sundays.
Obi The use OF egsg, butter, cheese
and milk is permitted every day at the
evening collation. and at the principal
meals on days when meat is forbidden.
(c) A small piece of bread with a
cup Of coffee, tea, chocolate or other
similar liquid is allowed to be taken
in the morning. t,t
(d) When the principal meal can
not be taken at midday the usual or
der may be inverted and the collation.
be taken In the morning and thinner IN
the afternoon or evening.
(e) Lard or dripping may be used
N the preparation of food,
10 The faithful WHO are exempted
from the law OF fasting may, on the
days meat Is allowed use i Of every
meal as on Sundays. +
5th.-All sunder q years or over 60
years Of age, those who are engaged
in hard labor, the sick and GONZALES
cent, and persons who cannot fast
without serious injury to their health
are exempt from the obligation Of fast.
ing; but parents must bear in mind
that children who have attained the
use Of reason are bound by the law Of
abstinence.
6th.-The sick need have no scruple
in eating meat at any time when fol-
lowing the advice Of a conscientious
persons too, who are act
uaiIy engaged in hard manual labor,
and who cannot abstain from meat a.
any time without serious injury toI
their health, are exempt from the Cd.
legation OF abstinence. 1
fth.-The Paschal time extends
from the first Sunday of Lent till Trtn-
nv Sunday. during which time all
Catholics who have attained We prop
er age, are bound to receive Holy Com
munion worthilY
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-19
NOT SALTS, OH OR
Pills But cAscARETs.
No ODDS How Sick Your Stomach;
How Hard Your Head Aches or
How Bilious casearets Make
You Feel Great.

You men and women who somehow
can't get ceiling right who have an
almost daily headache, coated tongue,
oal taste ana foul breath, dizziness,
can't eDesp. are bilious, nervous and
upset bothered with a sick, gassy, dis
ordered stomach, or have backache
and feelali worn out
Are you keeping clean inside with
ascareis or merely forcing a pas
sageEas every few days with salts,
eatltartle pills or castor oil2 This is
important
Cascarets work while you sleep;
cleanse and regulate the stomach, re-
move the sour undigested and fer.
mehting food and foul gases; take the
excess bile rom the liver and carry
out 1t the system all the decomposed
waste matter and poison in the intes,
tines and bowels.
As cascaret to-llght will straighten
You out by morning 1O-cent box
from aHydrhg store will keep your en-
tire family feeling good for months.
Don forget the children. They love
Gascarets because they taste good
do good never gripesor sicken.
i Us. e y z I'D % y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-19
WEST YIRolNlA pATENTs.

n Is. =. BpInapl pa asfyef nf
Wheeline NJ. Va, and 2ls AicGill
Bldg, Washington, D. o. report slie
recent issue OF the following patenls
to West Virginia inventors Ilenias
min Mccain, Moundstille fail.tasten.
ing; William HI S. Nelson Capon
Springs, finger-sgpport for strineed Is
strumeptsl Homer n Il as nor
toT4e Auburn Wagon oI1pan5 Mar
tinsbnrg, dumpinB;wagoh, and J6hn y.
Russ, Spencver, gln.siglIt,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-19
E R. HARRISON ADDS PRAISE
High Compliment for Bears Emul.
4 sion.
It Helps a Person TO Build Up After
He has Been III With Grippe.
)r. John d. Bear, ElktOn, Va.

Dr.. John d. Bear, Elkton, Va.
Dear Sir:-I have noticed a good
many testimonials from people that
have used your Emulsion and as was
so greatly benefited by 1t | hereby in.
close mine, which you may use Il you
wish. Two years ago had very
severe attack OF the grippe. ! felt bad
all over, lad pains through my head,
lungs and liver. | tried a good many
different remedies from which ! de.
rived no benefit. My friends told me
that would have 10 walt and let 1t
wear ont. But on hearing Of Bears
Emulsion purchased a bottle and be.
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from the grip.
Very respectively,
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Bears Emulsion builds up your run
down nervous system, heals your
lungs tones up the whole system. One
dollar bottle or six bottles for five
dollars, -
4,For sale by Mountain City Drug Co,
opposite Court House, and Hall Drug
Store, First ward,
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