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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-04

come Fanny Brice. the rollicking come
dienne, with a budget Of positively new
songs 10 accompany her highly unique
gestures Two sensational dancing feat
ures will be the offerings Of Minerva
Coverdale and George White and the
Eight English Roses. Each turn repre-
sents the acme of its form OF entertain
ment pleasing, alluring and entirely
graceful. New 10 Broadway will be Sully
and Hussey, two Hebrew comedians from
the Pacific Coast, with PAROLES and witty
dialogue; Bobby Barry and company will
appear in The Little Politician; Phil
Stats will exude mirth while playing
The piano; Lillian Ashley claims TO be ''on
the level" with herself as comedisnne
and LYDIA and Albino are due for an ex-
hlbition Of daring and skill as equilibrsts.
Glen Island.
Fortune is smiling with increased favor
upon Glen Island. The natural beauty OF
the resort has been shown TO It's best ad-
vantage by reason Of delightful weather.
Every Sunday finds the Glen Island boats
packed TO the upper deck, and the fact
that the boats, which are operated hourly
have not reported q single accident as
sures the patrons to the resort trip that
combines safety with comfort.
Automobile parties are to be seen at the
resort every day, and the accommoda-
tons for machines at the island enable
tourists to enjoy all the attractions while
their cars are being cared for by the
management OF the island. Little Ger
many, Beach Lawn. the Grand Casino
Restaurant the Museum, bathing and
dancing pavilions, Dip-the-Dip, the circle
swing, the Frolic and the pony track are
some Of the entertainments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-04
Keith's Union Square.

.hlUays on the alert for something
novel in vaudeville, z. r. keith's Union
Sauare Theatre announces three new
features and European sensation 10
make their metropolitan debut next week.
The bill is one OF great diversity includ-
ing as one OF the features Kate Gilmore
and Sam Williams. among vaudeville's
greatest comedy entertainers. who will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-04
VARIETIES, ROOFS, PARKS
Showland Strong with Attrac-
tions for Coming Week.

A prosperous summertime season hsF-
ing keep the inside folk Of the "sho"
business" In good cheer, audiences are
everywhere offered larger variety OF en-
tertainment than usual in the hot months.
The varieties have been particularly ac-
tive. and next week will see bright lot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-04
Fifth hVenue.

A. Proctor'g Fifth Avenue Theatre the
feature Of the bill will be the vaudeVile
debut Of Ruth Chstterton, he charming
ineenue Of The Rainbow
Under the personal direction OF Henry
Miller. Miss Chatterton will be aeen III
"susan's Gentleman" a quaint character
comedy by Kate Jordan. Miss Chatter
tons support requires a company Of three
pergong Next 10 Miss Chatterton VII
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Hammerstein's Roof Garden.

The chief attraction for Hammersten's
Roof Garden and Victoria Theatre for
the week beginning Monday, August D,
! will be a grand revival of "Salome."
with Aida Overton Walker. the distin-
gu.shed colored artist, in The Dance OF
salome." This is the first time that
Salome has ever been interpreted by
colored artist, but Miss Walkers repu-
tation as a dancer IS firmly enough
established to leave no room for doubt
| that she will give to the character Of
| Salome touch OF realism perhaps
never seen before For this production
Mr.. Hammerstein has provided an aug
mented symphony orchestra OF thirty-six
pieces, under the leadership OF Signor
Creatore, with original music composed by
! James Reese Europe. New and elaborate
I scenery by Theodore Reisig and novel
! light effects by steinman will also add to
I the offering. Miss Walker will wear a
; startling costume designed after IA
nous painting OF Salome. Houdini will
make his farewell appearance in Amer
Tea. Every night different test will be
attempted. Don, the talking dog, has
added new words to his vocabulary. He
also IL making his farewell appearance.
Others on the bill include Frank Morrell,
| the boy with the big voice; Martinetu
! and Sylvester, comedy acrobats OF the
first water: Fields and Carroll late OF
Weston, Fields and Carroll, in a new act
equally as good as their old one; the
Three Ernests, laughter compelling come
diaus: the Arlington -Four. IN nov act;
Mae West, tho soubrette with the roguish
eyes. Tho Fi,e Frazers, Edgar Berger
Chalk Saunders, Lauder and Scott arc
also on the list. Tho Ice Skating Carni-
val takes place nightly on the root
which Is a fayorite spot 10 enjoy cool
and refreshing breezes. The daily matt
oees in the Victoria Theatre doUnstairs
continue to be popular Th" usual sun
day concerts arc given afternoon and
night
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Palisades Park.

! Vaudeville q the superior sort will be
the Offering for the current week at
Schenck Brothers Greater Palisades
Amusement Park. Conspicuous among III.
features will be the American Comedy
Four. a quartet OF singing comedians.
who have firmly established themselves
IN the hearts OF theatregoerS. The
Georgalas Brothers. expert sharpshooters.
and Kalsers dogs, trained animal exhi-
bltion, constitute two more big numbers.
Among others who will make their ap-
pearapce on this occasion are Bob War
rem, comedian: Teddy Dupont. singing en-
tertalner; Wilson and Rich. burnt cork
fun makers. and Ralph Woods and Sis
ter. sidewalk conversatlonalists. There
will be matinee performances Wednesday,
Saturday and Sunday.
Spectacular circus acts will be present
ed at the free hippodrome, while Frank
Goodale. the daring boy aercnaut, con-
tinues TO make airship flights day and
night: Arthur Holden, the sensational
high diver, makes two dives daily. and
Professor lie Zito and his Royal Italian
Guards band are heard IN concerts during
the afternoon and evening. On Thursday
night there Will be a big fireworks dis
play.
Proctor's Popular Theatres.
At Proctor's popular playhouses. begin
ming on Monday and for the first half OF
the week, the brightest programmes ever
arranged will be offered. They are just
the sort OF light. happy and diversified
bills that suit the season to a nicely. Al
Proctors Twenty-third Street Theatre
Inez McCord will head the offerings with
a powerful playlet, entitled, THE Little
Church Around the Corner" Those old
time musical comedians. Fields and Han
son. will closely press the star for
honors. Others scheduled for appearance
are Whitney's operate Dolls. q novelty
singing act; THE Thoughtless Burglar"
comedy sketch; Jean Ward. the comely
, Coincidence: Moore and Francis, in their
hodge-podgs of pstter and parody. Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-04

Mr.. Bell, Fred Williams. and Fred L.
Davis, are also members of the big three
ring cabaret The enormous crowds that
attend every evening prove conclusively
that New Workers delight in an open-air
resort. Friday and Monday evenings are
devoted to Amateur cabarets, and they
have proven to be a great drawing card.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-04
scHENcK BROTHERS kMjISENEHT
PARK 9@P ,, 3. } :

Airship Ascensious Daily. FIreworks Thurs.
IN Theatre vaudeville Acts. 10. 20 & 3Oc.
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Others on the programme will bo the
Cabaret Trio. 'the best voiced trio in tho
yarieties"; the Jordan Trio. giving
thrilling wire exhibition. and Juggling De
Isle. who offers q series OF novel
"stunts."
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Luna.

Luna. easily accessible by boat, train
or automobile, constitutes an amusement
resort which is capable OF catering TO
all sorts OF people and their tastes. It's
great size-it covers torty-tVO acres OF
vhirls aud thrills-makes available TO it,
patrons a great diversity OF amuseuIents.
and tho all-pervadug idea Unlch per-
meates II. that Of novelty, preventing
any ono from tlring OF It's Joys.
OF the amusements which appear 20 %
particularly acceptable, the shoot tho
chutes Is perhaps As consistently popular
az any. other features which are re-
celvlng a great al OF attention ara the
rlotordome. In which four high-powered
racing cars, running at a rate Of seventy
or eighty miles an hour. pass and repass
each other on q circular inclined track;
Zingarella. the aerial queen. who walks
on a hugo ball down a lofty spiral with
two bared sabres in her hands; the Kiss
Waltz, Tnurston's new ride, sure cure
for maids and men who are over bash
full. and the helter-skelter. or UPS and
downs. the new slide which is productive
Of as much enjoyment to the lockers on
as 10 those who actively participate. In
Luna II IS not necessary for people 20
amuse themselves, the amusement Is ali
rrovided for them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-02
WOMEN OF
WHEELING
ARE MUCH INTERESTED IN MRS.
RORER's MORNING CONVEX
SATlONS AND AFTER
NOON DEMONSTRA-
TONS.

Women OF Wheeling are interested
in the fact that Mrs. Sarah Tyson
Rorer. Of Cookbook fame-and the
most entertaining talker in America
on household matters. Is in the city.
giving lectures. or rather conveTsa-
tons. every morning at the House &
Hermann store.
Mrs. Roer saws: L am especially
Interested in the wives OF working
men. I want TO teach them out o. the
tCllness OF my experience to live bet
ter than they are now living at far
less cost.
so many women fail TO understand
how one can serve n good dinner with
out a sirloin steak or a couple of
chickens. l seldom buy either. for I
can make better dishes at lower cost
out Of the cheaper cuts.
Il haven't a particle of interest In
all this talk abou the high cost OF
living. for I Dol upon II as the cost OF
HIGH LIVING. / have been keeping
house for forty-six years. / had TO
be mother. hoIsekeeper and the man
TO earn the living and found that
one could really set the table well
for IS a week. and let me say right
here that I planned my kitchen so
that can easily get n dinner for 40
II necessary. without taking ten steps"
Mrs. Rorer is a southern woman Of
charming personality. She is devoted
To her work and says that she Is glad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-02

next week. beginning Monday rirbt
Way htl. with matiucos on TUESDAY
IhurEday and SATURDAY. ALIAS
Jimmy valentine was written by Nfr
Armstrong from o. short story bv mo
Ioi" o. Henry called IS Retrieved B.
formation Jimmy H a rlmarr
crook You come upon him frst Iu
ih" warden Office Boo siur Sing Ua
secures. after DTS release. "a place
DO a bank Everything seems AR
ranged for the reformation NJ tho
safe robbar. but while ho waits for a
hnal word from DIS rIrl. two of his
Old pals come t0 scare him hack fo
Them hy poiHtIus 0ut that tho police
never Fil Dot him alone How fhis
prophecy comes true and how I.mmr
puts up the love OF % good gIrf. b.
graphically told in tho rapid Gro
style OF Paul Armstrong
Seats arc nov on sale for AID rfqbf
performance ncvt week. priras
twenty Eve and fifty cents. maf.rees
tw"ufy.fFo rents anywhere I1 tho
theatre
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One Irayormiller Five-Passenger Touring Car VII Sell
for SAYS. This Car is a Real Bargain.
CAPITOL CAR COMPANY
&c SIXTEENTH STREET

Friday evening. Mrs. S. d. Clegg.
leader.
District No. i37-Mrs. G. w. Schen-
%erline. 430 North Wabash street, Fri
day evening, Mrs. G. w. Shenerline,
leader.
District No. 139-Mrs. Thomas. SO
Kentucky street. Friday.
District No. 141-Mrs. A. c. Bolton.
loo North Huron street. Friday even
ing. 1880 o'clock, Mrs. II. +. Juerg-
ems. leader.
District No. 14O-Miss A. Hall. 217
North huron street. Friday evening
OF this week. at 500 o'clock. Mrs.
Carl Hamilton, leader.
District No. 15l-Echo Point Bible
class will meet with Mrs. f. Petit
cord, Mrs. Ed. s. ID. Clegg, leader.
Grandview Bible class will meet
with Mrs. Donnely. sol Grandview
street. Friday at 1880 o'clock. Mrs.
White. leader.
Saturday.
District No. 9e-Mrs. J. p. Sven.
berger. 3S42 Eoh street. Saturday
evening at 1880 o'clock. Mrs. Isadore
Fulton. leader.
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-
inat n knew nothing OF cooking
when she was married for she went to
the Philadelphia School Of Domestic
Science to learn and she had nothing
To urlearn In hat line. Soon after
ST. was appointed head Of the school
and taught there for % years. That
sh, is n busy and that she -
young Just because she is busy. is
proved by the fact that she wrote
seven books last year. delivered count
less lectures on domestic science. filled
her duties as associate editor Of n
great woman's m~aCaziac. kept house
as well. and still has the bright eyes
and rosy checks Of girlhOod.
Her :avorite recipes arc interesting
because they are so inexpensive. one
Of them IS for nut bread" which she
SAYS Is food. drink. clothing and shell
ter. Sift together two cups Of nour.
four level teaspoons baking powder.
and one-halr spoon salt. Add one
cup finely chopped nuts. beat one cgg
without separating. q ore cup milk.
Mix these with the -four. turn into
creased pan. let stand Is minutes and
bake In moderate over g. minutes.
Mrs. Eocr not only instructs her
hearers at her morning lectures. but
she entertains them with storis OF
her experience and the experiences ~
many others. Keeps YOU In n good
humoT all the lime. Every minute YOU
spend In her presence Is worth many
days hard reading. She gives YOU the
best h knows. and she certainly does
lik" 20 answer intelligent questions.
There is no charge 90 hear Mrs Rner.
the seats are FREE. one whole floor
~ Oh" big House 4 Hermann store is
devoted to patrons 81 Mrs. Eoer's
lectures and demonstrations. Hear
nAW toll nn.-wH" - H
20 sec her cooking d,monstra-
tions every afternoon NJ 2.15.
Paper pads ard pencils chc.rfuIv
furnished free. POO that yuu can make
notes 81 inter sting ;hinEs which Mrs.
Eo,r does and saws.
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GLOW Ms A FEATURE
Ringing Brothers testers Of World
Wide Reputation.

Fifty Of the worlds best and mer
riest clowns are largely responsible
for the attr%aCtivcness Of the program
which Ringing Brothers Worlds
Greatest Shows are Offering this year
There Is not a moment during the
three hours the Gooors are open that
the audience is not laughing a. some
droll stunt or funny ante OF the great
army Of comedians.
hOst 81 these gay sk~y-larkers are
from Europe They are from the
comic opera companies Of Paris and
Berlin. the Pantomines Of famous
Drury lane. from the courts 81 east
eru ~po'entafes 100 from our own
vaudeville and musical comedy
stages This Is the circus that for n
quarter Of "a cotury has originated the
best there Is in Glowing % rs
funnicr than ever this year The man
who attends % Of lbs performances
and does not come away with "a more
hopeful focus on life had better see
an undertake..
50 all times the arena ia the scene
Of merry action ThorNaro safires on
public and political happenings. farces.
The richest of v|uudcvill sketches. dia.
lect acts and clever tom.foolery.
Foremost among the comedians Dr.
81 Miaco lie was tho ORIGINAL
Humpty Dumpty. Though nearly sixty
years old hc Dr. stil the leader Of all
the worlds pautomists and harie1uins
Iulcs TurnoUr has cIowucd Zoo every
civilized country on earth KINGS and
queens diplomats ana professors have
laughed at him BE is the delight Of
fhe children George Hartzou ie an.
other of tho clowns The MAGAZINES
all over the country have devoted
pages to hIs clever work SIN an
other be- James sprigEs. the clown
policeman
Among the trained animal features
viii b. found many acts that enter
Tain ad amusc. particularly Can't IiuI.
iugs two troupes of trained seals. and
three new herds of elephants a com
pany OF performing horses from tho
0thumau German circus do many u.s.
ionishIug things The acrohafs. gym
nasts. acr.aiisfs and riders are tho
picked talent Of the world The morn
INK parade is completely nov through.
out and tho monagerie has had many
wonderful additions
The show VIII hc seen .u this CITY
ON Wednesday. May %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-02
LEGS SEVERED ON
RAIL; MAN DIES
WILLIAM MORGAN. OF sTEUsEN.
WILLIE, IN FATAL ACCIDENT.
Run Down BY Shifting Engine On
South Side. and SueeUmbed az
the Hospital.

About u 30 yesterday morning.
William Morgan. of s~feubenyile. vas
fatally injured by being struck with
a D. & % shifting engine az Forty
second and Wetzel streets The In.
jured man and a friend we're walking
on The tracks and heedlessly stepped
In front ~ me oncominR yard engine
Before the companion or any Of tho
onlookers could give warning. tho ten.
der had struck Morgan and he was
thrown across The rail and his limbs
we're severed iust below the fh'gh and
his body vas also horribly bruised
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-02
BISHOP TO MAKE
CONFIRMATION TOUR.

Tho NafhuII. churches in fh.s diocese
viii Hr rHid I VISIT rt Uf. W.s nishou
UHrHlr. OF fhI. ,Ift Tho classes Boo
OBJ. various churches ir fh. diocese
.f- requested I'd. mtk. 20 report uf tha
.r|lf date of fH. r.rfrwHfIana and
about OBJ. mIIII. H. tn. month Bishop
h.r'Nl" VIII Nk.I. HrrHrre bic f.In-
rrrrE fHr fH. tour
Tho rhur,h.s throughout fha diocese
fHrr H" fH Do dates f.r confirmation.
'n' having Hu uu8 confirmation
Hnd others every two ..Hra trn0rmq.
ii'n Hfa r.f boom arranged as set
fH. fI. I..II ,Iu..H...
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Y. W. c. A. NOTES

1t the Thursday noon meeting OF
the Young Women's Christian Associ-
alton Mrs. Harry l.. Bond will give a
short tIlA 10 the girls. Special music
will BE- given by Miss MoClement.
II Is hoped that many OF the bust
ness women will plan TO come. Time
is from II: 90 10 1880.
The o II. \. Bible class will hold
their regular meetings Thursday
evening at 500 O'Clock, az the Y. W.
G. a. rooms This class is planned
for the young women employed in
homes. who are unable to attend the
Business Women's class. which meets
on tuesday evening at Gas. Miss
Thompson. leader.
The teachers In the Public schools
who are interested IN organizing a
Bible class TO meet after school. arc
asked TO meet at the Y. W. c. 4.
rooms Thursday evening a. 4:3O 10
outline the course OF study. Some
Women Of Ancient Israel will be
the topic OF study.
The members OF the outing club
~ 800 hold their May netting az the Y.
W. &. 4. rooms on Friday evening.
Aiay y. even members be- urged 10
come as important business will be
discussed.
Neishborhood Bible Classes 70 Meet
Thursday.
District No. 77-Mrs. J. W. Plants.
40 Twonty-ninth street. Thursdav
evening. Mrs. Anna Mcinhart. leader.
District 40. 1O2-Mrs. Joseph Nc.
Farland, 4235 Wood street. Thursday
evening at 90 O'Clock. Mrs. G.. W.
Jackson. leader
District No. 129-Mrs. Crothers. ~
Kentucky avenue. Thursday evening.
Mrs j. G. Robinson. leader.
District 80 "a. Mrs. r. J. Dick
son. 1903 South Penn street. Thursday
evening. Mrs W p. Williams. leader.
Martins Ferry Bible class viii
meet with the ActnaviIle chapel
Miss Anna Frcdrick. leader. Thurs
day evening az s 90 O'Clock.
Friday.
District 80. ia-Mrs. Thompson.
Hessc Avenue. Friday evening. Mrs.
G.. G. uubus. leader
District No 22-Nrs vs.. r Mar.
shall. as Main street. Friday evening
a. 200 O'Clock. Mrs. Arbethnot.
leader.
District no. fsHOpen Door Bible
class will meet with Mrs. Rose. 1906
Jacob street. Friday
District No. g. Mrs Thomas Arm
strong. 1909 Lind street. Friday even.
INK at 3 0O o'clock. Mrs. Thomas
Armstrong. leader.
District No. G6-67AMra J. r.. Car.
ter. 2'l2 Chaplinc street. Friday
evening. Mrs Peter Frederick. leader
District 40 ia Mrs Robert Nos.
bit. Walnut avenue. Friday evening
90 = 0D ociock. Mrs Howard Boxer.
leader
District No 111.1lS-Ieathcrvood
and W1odsdale Bible Glass viii meet
nfh Mr. . 81 Hradcn. Mrs. A. T.
Morgan. leader.
District so l2t Echo Point Bible
cass will meet with Mrs. Frank Cox.
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LOCAL VIEWS
VIII BE Shown at the Victoria for
seneht Of Civic Department Of
Woman's Club.

Through the kindness Of Manager
Schaicr. of the Victoria vaudeville
theatre. the members OF the civic de-.
partment of The Woman's club will on.
JOY a civis studs Boo The above named
theatre ON Friday afternoon A
splendid bin is presented af the
'h"a'r" this ha!f o. 'h~ week. and an
additional BIN Boz connect ON viii b.
produced q fine selection Of motion
pictures win also DO shown. they be-.
ing taken of the conditions surround.
ing the city. the creek bank tcnemcnt
houses and other things ~ interest
"h CD VII be- OF interest 10 the civic
rLuh-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-02
DOG BITES MAN WHEN
OFFERED ASSISTANCE.

Yesterday just before noon. Alex
penhaugh. a member Of the local fire
department. was BABY bitten on the
hand by a small dog. when he at
tempted 90 pick up the pup after It
had been hit with a big touring car.
The animal was watching another dog.
when the machine ran 20 down. when
behhauEh went 90 the dogs assistance
b" was bitten ~ stated. The dog was
hurt Fo badly that % was necessary
for Omcer sharp n shoot him.
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KNIGHTS or ST PAUL
TO INITIATE CANDIDATES

on Friday evening at Z O'Clock the
Central chapter o. the Modern
knights o. So Paul will hold their
trst regular initiative meeting and
if" candidates will be- hauled over
fho sand and kuirhted Tho ~
organization is o. budding ono. and o.
20 budding one. and Is destined to De-
Of the leading juvenile ~organizn-
10r. lu This section The chapter was
formed under the direction Of Homer
R~0dchc1vcr. chichester az me sunday
party. and O. o. Ncvl1ud. assistant
secretary 81 the -. 70 g. g.. was
chosen chaplain Tho boys will meet
in tho auditorium and the initiative
exercises held
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The injured man was taken 10 tho
crossing AZ Forty-hrst street where
inc ambulance was called. and he was
taNen TO the North Wheeling hospital
where he died 40 ! O'Clock.
Relatives were notified and will
come 20 this city 20 take charge of
the remains Mr.. Morgan was n mid
dl"aRed man and had been Zoo the
city Tor some time DT- ". =. SIC.
grail and J r. Campbell attended
Morgan. but from me first no hopes
we're entertained FOR hls recovery.
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JIMMY VALENTINE
To Be First Offering BY the Baldwin.
Melville Company
At the Court.

"Alils Jimmy Valentine" Tho oddly
named play By PAUL ArmstrouE.
which has e. run OF two years at Wal.
lacks theatre. Sew York will o.
presented here by tho BaldvIn-MeI
Vile Stock company 90 rho Court aI
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- would surprise You FOB know ~
fh" great good that is being done By
Chamberlain Tablets Darius Dow
ury. az Nowherg Junction. S. o..
wrifre. Nv wife BIAS been USING
thamborlain's Tablets and fndq them
very enectuti and doing he'd 'ots of
good DO you h1ve any trouble aifh
your stomach or bowels give them "a
rial fur 600. b. aI dealers