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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30

g|1s9 an optimistic Moac- in,o honrcI Sh,s
"a : :. :. :. i. 81" : .:".: &
GES40 In,e in the OK, gyr--irryng power Of the blood
produce IN the o'.@"'fl '4I'. r"R r Il nG
s.lI' 'lgl to l~I@ r %- r' '' than '' book and
dIca n. thus prove even en- 'r i II a pb[ia c54o
had but clearer understanding o. rs cause ana contributing
Stnac Nictzhe Locke Hume Spnol Spencer Kant and .c
Intellect giant, have written extensively problems Of moral responsibility
yet. strange. say have paid attention abnormal physical o"It"n'm
ln We are only just beginning +, r. The important, '"aI surgery 4
KIM and , b idai, who is serving car sentence steal
stuin German university Thu man received einena M ,i
student This resulted deep depression IN the sHu ana tI
unfortunate fellow who musician and an artist felt 'T"F
He i such il1nierng Judgment from viewpoint burglar that
gathering ,eher knckkcb he switched on the lights NJ cigar
and wa Jorng out his ap,oca at the piano when he was
rartel M policeman pressing revolver against his temple
He g the limit surgical oeTauGi rem t ing I him Of his k,
iron thai hny ndntaon might or might not nave cI , T
Mani No one know" because no aF was ATTEMPT to cure him.
r Philadelphia great surgeon with the human equation keefy developed
oag from who sent to the reform school "
One @ chap with penchan and barns Che burned quite
he finally cafiured came ,ndo uni ~ d
plate placed the and this boy pyTo' wa
Unfortunately these operations ike certain others guarantee to prevent
hr.- criminals and degenerate from being bonn are rarely OWING
Hoaccr some horrible cases o juvenile dcpvity associated with cruel
sincerely hoped this direction may be extended
NOV what any, punishment mcted with restricted
~ skull produced by premature hardening % i r rc
morally speaking Should he be rcmandd to PRISON o. u, "' Z
thoroughly proficient association with hardened CHI"
under the sniu hands Oh inc surgeon ~
specialist honorable member society
shaped body situated deep IN inc o"c par ~ wv
the gland is dules gland t' 49, st'i'
Gvcl carried Off except by ar8'u Ni m
loh huggng the VII N ~ ~
IN length and health about an ounce '"'l '
two barclu them But TINS same '" s'
'ne 'S d 90 tf tbvr5d or slrving mtoply of the
distressing known cTcunShl D'
!. I. !. u =" 4
pitfu tn-tonguel headed dwarf toeCheS
seut-mfeccs bear mute the value OF the uYr""
ion on nctaln or (>XN :
Halr5y thanks the OF thyroid extract % ~ r..
hopeless they formerly were; ou' " III
are bad enough n all conscience E9-
Ia 4: j: a: ;: e: G: Il: z: s: W.
5s H' z: s:;1 en-. . but Ii a a @ ~ Y
Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30

n And moi. come. DE- Care. the Wizard surgeon. and tell Us that
month. 70 mend may heal iaar OF five lays
WuAr NOR, interesting: from epro. OF the medical e. the
- w thyroid influence. ctiic. and morality.
q become Mayor -'y. lie married. and and half later the
o.u.a ' '1.a J i G,r ,, and. .r and his TEMPER
terrible brutal don't think can live with him. .,
Had the l1yr r, hi. viii, or burnt Down
dton should he have been dealt with Isn't rather ,ar'ng TO think that
moral dynamo nny over the landscape under the woody hide q"
fully influence mans He become cacn'na'c even IN
W~ Should not allowance be made conditions, Why instead
o,nfmne him in reni'ont'y send him to a .'"'oun,
QUANTITY Of the drug in his system that reason fl%nF yct9T~+ me
or T E gi win, Ijnrcn Of similar character accompanying al
E'eyo' fr [ Tr The Io-11 fear the hcartachc and the
misery the grim heritage the black beads OF sorrow when
and breaking hearts What should be the Of these individuals
ANOTHER thing beginning recognize the profoundly depressing
eigSt. o. i.a~ = in;r,n almost as deadly if Isolated and
concentrated which tribes produce IN somewhat similar
meat OF dead crcas, they thrust their and
heads The slightest wound +? n tncS weapons n d & i
me absorption ,t - rnJ S1,tin the dcorcon is 50 pronounced
ana % aon % death % TO- offer rocf and the poor fellow
as means Of escaping devils II we catch him
before he has him. instead Of correcting his diet
clearing system by elimination thereby curing nn
some acts be limited than the
- lated committed
degree from shipping utilization in their most horrible
Thca. nurls thoroughly all other
Many the penalty
inillics accountable
than the color O heads
them; 10 what extent
advanced civilization;
under the influence overwhelming
be- the
mania, responsible
biting o
rvr,nan frankly immoral;
millions weak depcl
mentally, and bodily They
eenbr environment inc usual ns' S
integrity he unusual Their
ranions froun and women who are
uncle uunora wlLinou.
are sal % and
vice and mauty hest criminals born
~ tfcsca cto allowances
nucforthcn when the all but mmubh
AZ '; x::: =: =: .::.. : =: =: ::: ::
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30

integrity. chastity, ana honesty, tlt ullu9udl-
panions from infancy 10 maturity are men a
uncloan. immoral. and villainous.
They are subject 20 the ncvcr-ceaslng sugg
Of vice. sin. and iniquty. These unfortunates
and made. With al these factors in mind, VIII
make for them when they follow, as they must, t
laws Of their Development
These are only few Of the more palpable
vitiatcd or abnormal physical states cause immo
WHICH brings us to consider this: Win
nationality leave off, and Irresponsible
begin How shall we bring the legal lnterpre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30

,dition known as crctinism. These
tionatc-hcaded, dwarf imbccilcs or
nee 10 the value Of the thyroid
ition.
oistration Of thyroid extract, their
( rs they formerly were; but they
&c,
s who drink melted snow water,
sulphur. potassium. etc., a pecu-
oIops known as goiter. 1t is char
no in the lower part Of the throat
;omc call it; but its correct name
heart symptoms. All on account
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-07-10
ONLY ONE MORE WEEK LEFT

This has certainly been the banner
week of this famous contest. There
were over ten thousand votes cast
for the two leaders alone, besides
thousands of votes which were scat
tered. We expect the biggest busi-
ness during the contest for the next
few days. The candidates and their
friends are working very hard to
win the first prize, which is beau
tiful Shetland Pony. There are now
three prizes in the contest and any
OF them is worth working for. The
second prize is the best Coaster Brake
Bicycle sold by the Ocala Bicycle
Shop. The third prize is watch,
15-Jewel Elgin, I2O-Year Gold Filled
Case. All the prizes are on display
at Franks Store.
Candidates, this is your last week.
The contest ends next Wednesday
night. The final count will be made
by the cashiers of the three Ocala
ed and no one will know the stand
ing of the candidates till the ballots
are counted by the judges of this
contest. We are now issuing a yell
kind that will count in the final wind
up Any of you candidates have yet
time to win the first prize. The stand
ing of the contestants is too close for
fp Iav- 10 IN, in hic
contest you must get out among your
friends and tell them that they must
help you win the prize. Tell them
how to help you. Tell them that
with every ten cent purchase at
Franks Store they get a vote. Tell
them that Franks is the place for
anything to wear. whether its made
up or not. Don't forget to tell them
that Frank has been in business for
over eight years and that during that
time he has always been looked up
TO as the leader in real values. Tell
them that Frank was the first mer-
chant in Ocala to have real reduc-
tion sale. Tell them that Frank was
the originator of low prices in Mar
ion county. Tell them that if it was
not for Frank most of the people of
this county would be sending away
for their goods, but now they buy
them from him.
This contest has been conducted in
the most fair and impartial manner
possible. In most contests it is Gus
tomary to offer double or thribbIe
votes as it nears the end not so with
Franks contest. He began giving q
vote with every ten cent purchase
and he is continuing same till the
very end. No one will be allowed {
vote unless we receive ten cents
However, any one who is indebted tC
us in any way may pay up their &C
count on or before the contest end;
and they will be entitled to thei
votes Any one desiring TO pay 70
merchandise to be selected later OF
may do so, but it must be distinct.
understood that under no circum
stances will this money be refund
ed.
Help your favorite candidate t.
win the first prize. Do you remem
ber how badly you wanted a pom,
when you were small, now you cal
help some child get one at absolute
Iy no expense to yourself You ar,
always in need of sonlA9Kng to wear
II may be that you dBn't need it to
- al'N nH week. We sci
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-07-10

Moore having had his arm broken.
On motion of Commissioner Watkins
a warrant was ordered drawn for $40
per month in favor of Mrs c. L. Bit
finger, president of the Kings
Daughters, for the relief of this fam
lily.
L. S. Light appeared and asked
that the bridges, three in number, on
road Fairfield to Ocala and one bridge
on road Fairfield to Reddick be re-
paired. Commissioner Luffman re-
ported that he would have Mr.. Wal
lace repair the bridges.
Bonds for license to carry pistol by
Geo. w. Ellis and w. ]. Crosby read
and approved.
Notary public bond by R. K. Wart-
mann with E. L. Wartmann and j. E.
Sherouse as sureties, read and ap-
proved.
Notary public bond by ]. E. Ran
dali with P. l.. Durisoe and L. NJ.
Graham as sureties read and approv-
ed.
R. F. Rogers and L. s. Light ap-
peared and discussed the legislature
of 1913 relative the disposition of
state convicts and discussed road
matters generally.
After reviewing the assessment
rolls for 1913 the following changes
were ordered made (See advertise
| mentl.
On motion of Commissioner Wat
kins all parties effected by changes
in value of assessment be notified by
the clerk by mail.
Board adjourned for dinner.
Tuesday Afternoon
Board met pursuant to adjourn.
| ment, with all members present. ex
cept commissioner Luffman, who was
called hime.
Bids for putting in cement floors in
| the two school board rooms at the
| court house were opened and discuss
| ed On motion of Commissioner Da
Wis the bid of W. J. Sheridan, as fol
| lows: To remove the old floor in the
Two rooms of the court used by the
school board, and put in new floor o.
concrete, floor to be of white marble
and Portland cement, for the sum n
SlZo.2O complete" was accepted.
Bids for furnishing and instaIlins
metal hxtures for vaults in the clerk!
offlce were ordered opened, read ant
discussed. On motion of Commission
| er Henderson the bid BY Art Meta
1 q TpTrn nTI ion -
as follows: ITO furnish the metal fix
lures as per blue prints-six in mum
| ber-to be delivered and erected i
the court house, ready for use for III,
sum of S59704, and in every way I,
be in keeping with former work in
stalled by our company some tim
ago, was accepted and order for wOrl
given.
G. s. Mickens appeared in behal
OF Creecy Sans, and asked relief. o.
motion warrant was ordered draw
for 50 per month for the relief of sal
Creecy Sans, and mailed to G.. s
Mickens, and mailed TO Irvine, Fla.
Communication by J. d. Roone,
: relative to painting the band stan
was read and on motion of Commi
sioner Henderson was ordered hel
until the next meeting of the board.
On motion of Commissioner wa
kins the clerk was instructed to writ
to the T. and J. r. r. Co, that I'll
crossing On the Old Town and Fler
ingtOn road, Il miles from Emanth
Ter. has been impossible for l u year
l and must be fixed at once.
4 Hon. John NJ. Graham, county trea
: urer, filed report of receipts and di
bursements for June, 1913, as follows
School Fund
Receipts. =. 1890. S2109.'
S Disbursements .... 1401..
a balance. 1913 IVA-
Road Fund
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-07-10

Read and filed.
Hon. Jno. p. Galloway. sheriff. filed
report of fines and costs imposed in
MARION county and chargeable to the
| sheriff for the month Of June, 1919.
showing fines SALT, costs $176.3S. To
tai, S593.3S; which was read and filed.
5. q. Campbell, justice OF the peace
for district No. 8, filed report showing
no business during June, 1913
Letter by s. o. Campbell, Justice of
the peace, asking for criminal and
civil docket combined On motion the
clerk was instructed to order one
small civil docket, which with the
criminal docket he now has should
complete his order.
Circular and catalogue by the HM
Caterpillar Company of Peoria. IN,
filed.
Letter by Percy F. Isisk, ~ D.. at
Battle Creek, Mich, set4ipGffor book
lets on Marion county. read and filed.
ID. G. Watkins filed report on the
Sawdust Pond and Fairfield road as
follows: | find that the Sawdust Pond
and Fairfield road, as petitioned for
by Hall eft al is most practical, also il
has been surveyed, and not much tim
Der on right of way, which the road
petitioned for by ID. e. Jones ct al has
not been surveyed, therefore. recon-
mend the Hall road.
On motion of Commissipner Hem
derson, the Fort Gates road via Moss
Bluff church to Moss Bluff and Gra-
hamville. was ordered opened up. the
same having been duly advertised ac-
cording to law
Letter by the r. B. Small Company.
relative to culvert and sewer pipe
read and filed.
Catalogue by Austin Bros, Atlanta.
Ga. received and filed.
Catalogue of Concrete Highways BY
Association of, American Portland Ce-
ment Manufacturers of Philadelphia.
Pa, received and filed.
Circular by Fulton Bag and Cotton
Mills, received and filed
Report by J. X. Nixon. mark and
, brand inspector, from April II to MAY
, 81, 1913, read and fled.
Letter and circular by the White
Company read and fled
o Clerk was instructed to write the
secretary of the state hoard of pen
sions that the name of Leonard Do
r zier did not appear in the list of Con
, Ifederate veterans. as II should.
! Letter by F. f. Weihe, captain 2nd
i infantry N. G. f., commanding Copss
pany A, relative to the condition q
the armory building, read and re
; ferred to Commissioner Carmichae
4 for investigation and report.
; Letter by w v Knott, comptroller
Il as follows:
Tallahassee. Fla. June &c. 1913.
; To the Honorable Tax Assessors Q
. the Several Counties of the State Q
q Florida: -.
Gentlemen-The state tax rate xol
!. the year 1913 has been liked at
! mills as follows: General revenue.
mills: state school tax, mill, pensEol
= tax, mills: state board of health tax
5 y mill. Total 7l5 mills You wi
/: therefore extend the taxes on all rea
estate and personal property on tn
u assessment rolls for the wear "A. e
d 1913 at the rate of 71k mills.
: W. v KNOTT, Comptroller.
g Read and fled.
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we SELF it at the right price. We
guarantee to save you money and we
will always make our assertion good.
Ask any one who Frank is and if he
is to be relied upon. Most of your
friends will tell you that what Frank
says, he means.
Frank has several advertisements
in this issue. Read them and visit
his store and you will find that you
will find things as he advertises.
This contest will positively end
Wednesday night, July 10th, at $50
o'clock
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-07-10

The following is a list of the can
didates and their standing on We'd
nesday night, July 9Th. The top
three are the leaders-the balance
are arranged alphabetically:
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-07-10
Vacation Time.

The vacation season is just begin
ming and those in need of Trunks
should call and see our prices.
THEUS-ZACHRY COMPANY
The Furniture Men
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Concluded on Fourth pagel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-26

On Hurting Oneself.
By Ruth Cameron
YorNG travelling man vl

A Young travelling man whose
~ firm had broken Gth with
him On 20 prom .sr to raise Hi-
salary was to'Hre how Er rvsucI
th.nrs up hy PADDING bis expense ac
count
Whom someone criticized tho ethics
of this ht answered that hn would
never Io 30 So ho fsIt lr vo-e h,ir-
treated fairs g.. huf hn considered NH
Was Oul ttsirE What richfIiv hr.
lpured fo hiW. aud therefore De- ff.f
quit" TESTIFIED in NOT treating them
homo. bis
Z thias hc made % mistake as old as
lie itself
Two wrongs DO NOT mako a r.shf
Di honesty mover fH-'ifos dis
honesty
Nolrncer n'vr- usu0o- mcaareea
SlsI nncee never ..fIr. t..l.l.
Ics.
And eo ON down fhe whole Dino
The firm which broke .aifr with
fIle frurC man NI. dUirE .Iu H
wrong luf not haI' -I great OBI. fhr
wrong ir .IH himself What fhn.
fd affected the conditions uf Dis ouf
ward l'o What tr dld affected hi.
character h.u of.
40 one can reals burr to1 except
Yourself
Thor. is certain verse ir frp Fhlr
which almost inspires .r m, fN. Wish
that Q u.ght d. minister fur dFt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-26
Arehdeaeon p.dshon marr;es.

The following IS 4 clipping from he
/ GAINESVILLE Signal. and Will be rca5
w'th interest hv many friends o.
Archdcacon DOdshcn:
Win only n few relatives as W.T.
nesse~. the wedding 81 Miss carson
'tt" Porter of this city and Archdea-
cor !. ". Dodshon 81 Columbus wa
sol' mnized IN Nrw York ci;v a. noon
on Thursday The beautiful ccr..-
monv - the Episcopal church was
read ~ Bishop BIrch 81 -. Thomas
Episcopal church. ArchGeacon lrd
Mrs Budshon VIII l.aye New York
on Saturday for a trip abroad and
upon their RETURN 90 this country
they will come Go this city e. make
thor home
Miss Porter le'' thG city sunday
f'r New York. and sligo her arrival
there has been ~" guest ~ rrr
niece. Miss Elaoc'man. She s. .
M mhor - The exclusive social SET fu
this CITY and her many friends here
VII learn with pleasure thar she %
return her" 2" make GAINESVILLE her
home. Her sister. Mrs Samuel
Thomas q $ew York. who is travel
IN: abroad. g now boz Paris and Arch
deacon and Mrs Dodshon Will vs't
hcr there.
Archdaacon podfhon studied fnr
o." ministry 100 England and w1-
ordained abroad. For a number ~
f"ars %" has isru prominently idcn-
rred with church work ir Pho t-rr-
'i ~'Hf's. d." i- row urrhdracnn -
fhr 'rluml'.s din,crr ruf hae boon
rrarf.I % lrtr" ~ aHe,u.e o.. ll4
delivered SERMON 90 &c. jams
Episcopal church or n4rt occasions.
Il' is e highi. ec4tdtcd % vc-v intel
l'rflai main
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-26

in order fha' I mieht preach upon f.
lf this
There ie nothing from without a
man Char entering iuto him can defle
Dim hI' the things which como out
o' Nim. those are thcy that dcfilc the
wur
Doesn't thar moan that tho Sights
fuu receive. The dishonesty th7' is dis
PLAYED toward you. fhn wcauncss you
ufnr from oil these are rca ''v out
side az fou and cannot do YOU any
LASTING hurf' if Is only tho unkind-
uc-s'- which you show 20 others. tho
dishonesty Iu your own heart. tho
w"Inur-s fo Witch Won afo1p. "thp
things that come out ~ you that can
really hurt you
~ other words. 10 ono can really
hurt fnu huf Yourself
Somehow that i- "a very BIZ thought
fu mo-
q am thc nr e'or ~ nv fate.
au fHr captain ~ ms soul
7 cannot prevent other people from
treating wr honestly. nuf cIn
Lc.r wr own hands clean ls n white
IawH + cannot prevent other people
Grown being ruUr and moan nr1 deceit.
fHI and Hua.rl ro me. huf within my
Own heart where 4 may enjoy A. 7
CON Keep % fl'r garden iu which fha
flowers or courtesy and Kindness AMI
honor crow. uuchokcd hy weeds or
1rr frHf
And ro ono can pos .ihiy ROB mr. DO
face chat garden
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-26

cry cared for teeth. IN contrast with
sCArIet lips, VIII look as white as newly
Fallen suO " 80
N your teeth prove refractory and he
come dlScoiored. make haste. and brrIsh
=. ~, N.tI peroxide ~ hydrogen. as tins
- said 10 bleach the teeth iu "A y.rv sal
,s,aS toty manner: pne application n,
~. PelNNid' VIII not suffice. as for
some reason or other. yellow teetE tiftrs
are , extremely difficult 60 Danish Ynu
MI lrohdhly need TO 20 over YOUR teeth
NlIl inns whitening Huuid several times
a week Tor the next month before y,otr
Cen VIII JOS" their dis"ulorattun-
lemon juice Is also said hv some Z,
Mhlten the teeth. but u Is not as .rf.c-
! I've as peroxide. hence IS NOT likely IL
WIN thr favor OF my lady in haste
\ tooth bleach which IL gr.stiN lik.t
, hN Those WHO have tried il il rnnd.. b,.
~ NlhE equal parts or fine salt powder
81 bordN ami cream Of tartar Then as
I lhS sliticient lemon Juice or VINEGAR -
.l.the a thIn paste. After this prepa-a-
tloh tH'y should be given a thUro.Fh
po!lS-.ng with rough cloth What
t"ihh you or this tooth whitener?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-26
MILKO INSTEAD OF
SOAPS OR CREAMS
KEEPS YOU YOUNG

MOST 6EAuITIFYING -IArHEos
BEST-MOST CLEANSING
BEST FOR SHAVING.
Most Whitening. Most Soothing
Natures Own Beauty Bleach
Mainly Milk.
Softsnins. Harmless, HesIino-kiI..
Germs, Prevents Disease,
Cures Infections.
Read the Story Of Mike and Why
Soaps injure and Age
You EARLY.
Soaps contain free acid and alkali.
Both injure the skin and complexio1 4.
Nnko overcones this: fathers better.
keeps you young. and beauties as
nothing else can. Your druggist. or
write V. Co. Wheeling. W. Va You
will be glad you tried Mnko in time.
Soaps are out OF date for skin ana
complexion. Everybody needs Milko
every day. Best for you. Best for
baby. Best for all.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-26
WOMAN'S WORLD OF
WORK AND PLEASURE

An old newspaper Is never useless and
kitchen.
Her" are some Of the uses 90 which Il
may be put.
Put several thiCkueSscs % paper over
the table when washing dishes.
l 80 a 'rHmpi"d newspaper 10 wipe out
greasy pans ana to rub Off SCOT from tho
bottoms Of hlaCkenci pans
crutuplcd newspaper makes a Eplen-
uid polishing cloth to brighten the stove
u wiz" the windows after washing ana
- restore the brightness ~ tin pans
mat nave become smoked over the fire
small pieces Of paper dampened and
rolled up may he sprlukled over carpet
before sweeping 20 lay the dust and
make the carpet bright
The Jewels OF the Mouth
10 not sigh for milk white teeth. mi
lady. a. Slcn a thing as a perfectly
white tooth does not exist. There are
teeth that seem white. hut 7 regret 70
say that u - only seeming n Is post
hle Tor the teeth to he yellow or gray
or blue but never white
BE not disconsoiatc. however. as prop
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-26
The Real Secret of
Rejuvenating the Face
CFrom The Clubwornnnl

She holds the tEue secret ~ facial re-
ltNrnatio VINO has learned how 20 r.
move the dead skin PARTICLES a. ftst "a :
thef appear. It's a secret anyone may
possess. The aged. faded or dfScolorcI
SUR dc'- SKIN may be gradually absorbed
IN an entir"ly SAFE and rational manner.
bN the mighty application 81 ordinary
mercolizet wax. Within "a week or Two
The underlying skin. youthful and beau
tiful z" behold. has taken the place 80
the discarded C'ltlclc 81 ltttIs 80 49,.
incouNenien"- a. all. and no one SuS-
I''t~ you ar" putting anything ON ,osr
race. IN" norcuIiz"I WAX. p-pcufalI.
az any drug stur" tan ounce g. sum
cl"rt'. Is applied Ifk- cold crertn Do
the morning 10 t- erased with SuYr ma
water Its 'te best thing known ~
if'c .es, hlacNn"sds. pimples mot.
-; -. liver spots and mo surface
F"~ ~" ceeI@- wrinkles an excellent
rec .I~ IS. lnvt"-al SaNoilfo ~ di--
solved H. = ~ witch hazel Bathing rho
face IN the t"lufior produces quick rri
wonderful results -Afv