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Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
TIMELY RECIPES FROM AUNT
 SERENA.

Dear Sisters of the Corner: As to- matoes are plentiful this year. and therefore reasonable in price, | send a few good recipes for their use:
 PiccaIilli-One peck green tomatoes, chopped and drained, eight medium sized onions, one cabbage all chopped fine, two quarts vinegar, two pounds sugar, t:@o tablespoons each cinna- mon, cloves and allspice. Salt and pep per to taste. Cook until well done and thick.
 Chili Sauce-TWenty- -four ripe toma- toes, six onions, thirteen green pep pers; chop fine; add five cups vinegar, three tablespoons salt, two teaspoons each nutmeg and cinnamon. one tea spoon each cloves and allspice, four cups sugar. Boil for two hours; seal while hot in glass jars.
 Tomato SaIad-Peel small round to- matoes Wh ole, cut across both days so that the tomatoes fall apart into bottom. Place each on a small lettuce leaf and put on top a spoonful of nayonnaise dressing.
 Tomato Butter-Pare seven pounds firm ripe tomatoes. Add three pounds sugar, one ounce ground cinnamon, one-half ounce ground cloves and a pint of cider vinegar. Boil for three hours.
 Cold CatsuP-Peel and chop fine one peck good ripe tomatoes and drain over night. Then add two cups each choppen onions, chopped celery and sugar, one cup white mustard seed, one-half cup salt two teaspoon each ground cloves, mace and black pepper, four teaspoons cinnamon, eight red peppers. seeded and chopped fine, and one and 2 quarter quarts of cider vinegar Mix well and put up in crooks or jars.
 If you want something new in the pie line, try these recipes:
 Gingerbread Pie-One- half cup thick sour cream, stirred until the butter shows, one-half cup sweet cream, three eggs, two rounded tablespoon four, pinch of salt and a little ginger, one half cup molasses. Beat well and add one teaspoon soda. scant, dissolved in very little hot water. Line two plates with a good short piecrust, pour in the mixture and bake.
 Cheese Cake--Line a pie plate with crust and pour in this mixture: One pound cottage cheese, well drained, ne-half cup sugar, one tablespoon of four four eggs, a little grated nutmeg. Beat well, add sweet milk to make it like waffle batter, pour into the tin, sprinkle with f1oured entrants and little cinnamon and bake until brown and firm AUNT SERENA.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
BILLWs GOOD THINGS TO KNOW

Dear Sisters of the Social Corner: With hearty good handshake to all l am here once more to chat a while Had begun 10 think everyone had for gotten me until I got the cards from Joan and HGpatiCa: then Faye Verna regretting she did not see me at the fair.
 Some time before the fair came off had my mind made up to attend and present myself at the tent Had my yellow ribbon ready and pinned under the lapel of my coat, as l thought vel low did not go with black when used for mourning. Truly the spirit was willing. but two days before the time lumbagO- seized me, and if it had been possible for me to get there I had 10 walk twhen l did) so erect I do not think anyone could have tolerated my dignity-Only those who have felt the same. l thought l would drop in this morning and scatter around d few good things to know:
 Remedy for Hiccough-SwaIow as quickly as possible a tablespoon of powdered sugar without.any admixture with water. It is said the hiccough will be immediately stopped If 1t should appear again, repeat
 An earthen dish of quickIime placed in closets will absorb moisture act as disinfectant and keep rats and mice away.
 For Lunnbago two bags about one foot long and six inches wide fill with bran and sprinkle with water lay in oven uRtil well heated and lay across back. The oil from the bran will draw >ut the misery. I say two because one can be kept hot while the other is in use
 A Dress Shield may be cut in half and each halt used as the lining for the baby's bib. Make a removable cover of linen or lawn edged with lace or embroidery.
 To make loop of tape or baby rib bon about four inches long and sew it to the gathered part of the lining of hat is an excellent way to hang up hat.
 Ether will remove precipitation staris but should be mixed with ammonia and water Take one-fourth ether one fourth ammonia and one half water is q good miXture-rinse and place in the sun.
 To prevent the little child from slip ping in a porcelain tub when it Is hav- ing it's bath spread a large Turkish towel sen the bottom of the stub before turning on the water,
 To make face veiIs look fresh, wet
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04

ieve it is every woman's duty to please her husband in regard to the victuals as far as possible-besides, SimOns sister is a regular cracker jack housekeeper, and never was known to be without well-supplied table, no matter how unexpected the company So you see I was put right on my metal; and you can believe l flew around some and to some pur- pose.
 When they came in with Simon, I had a very respectable meal on the table, and was as calm (to all appearances) as the sea on a sum mers day.
 I could see Simon was pleased with the dinner. although he said nothing; and I had a real pleasant visit with sister Mary and her husband.
 Before they left they invited us to spend a couple of days with them at their camp. So that will square up some for my work and trouble It always does pay in the end to do ones best.
 SIMON'S WIFE.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04

Dear Social Corner: What 3 jolly time we all had at the Norwich fair. The Bulletin certainly did fine thing when it erected a tent for us. Many thankst
 Theoda: Was sorry not to have seen you again after you helped me find Aunty. Hope we shall have a chance to get better acquainted some day.
 Biddy: l suppose you got home all right, or I should have heard about it. Do come down this way again, some day and we will have some fun.
 Aunty No. How do you do! Hope you are not all tired out after your trip the other day.
 Grace: Hope you and Aunty No will hunt me up some day and I'll try and repay you for the nice comtortabie seat you gave me at the fair.
 Peggy Ann: Hope your dinner did not spoil while I called on you the other day. Was sorry we happened along at just that hour.
 Here are some recipes that 1 think 3u the Sisters will like if they try them. Eggs are getting high. for this time of year, so try these:
 No Egg Loaf Cake-One and one half cups sugar. one and one-halr cups milk, two thirds cup butter one-half teaspoon soda one teaspoon cream tartar, ;hree cups flour. nutmeg, rais- ins and citron Bake in slow oven
 No Egg Layer Cake-One cup sugar, five tablespoon melted butter. one cup milk two cups flour. two teaspoons baking powder flavor as desired, salt . Sour Milk Cake-One cup sugar. one sour milk four tablespoons melted shortening, two cups flour. salt, one half teaspo 1h soda Tn the milk, cinna- mon. cloves and nutmeg, one-half cup raisins. Put all in a mixing bowl to- gether and then mix.
 Here Is something nice when you want eomet hing q little extra to serve with cold meats:
 Crowned Potato Leaf-Taks as many
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
Onrine far Drink Habit
TRY rr Ar ouR EXPENSE.

We are in earnest when we ask you to give ORRINE a trial. You nave for your money will be returned # af- ter trial you fail to get results rom ORRINE. This offer gives the wives and mothers of those who drink to ex- cess an opportunity to try the ORRENE treatment It is a very simple treat ment. can be given in the home without publicity or loss of time from business and at small price,
 ORRINE is prepared in two forms: :: No. l. secret treatment a powder; OR RINE No 2. In pill form, for those who desire to take voluntary treatment
 Costs only S1.00 a box. Come in and tax over the matter with us. ASK for booklet. N. D. SeYin SS Son. 11S Main
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
ANSWERS AND INQUIRIES.

RURAL DELIVERY received and forwarded to Ruth.
 BIDDY-Cards and letter received and mailed as you wished. travelling to the Stafford fair with team or auto should keep their eyes open for yellow decorations on the way.
 FAT CONTRTBUTOR-Card re- ceived and mailed to Grace
 FAT CONTRIBUTOR Card received and mailed as you directed.
 HEPATICA-Car received and mailed to Billie
 BETSY BABBETT-Card received and forwarded to Enid.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
The Family Cough Medicine.

Tn every home there should be a bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery ready for immediate use when any member of the family contracts a cold or a cough. Prompt use will stoD tbo spread Of sickness. $. A. Stid of Ma. son, Micn7 writes: My whole family depends upon Dr. Kings New Discov- cry as the best cough and cold me6i- cine in the world. Two soc bottles cured me of pneumonia" Thousands of other families have been equally benefited aad depend entirely upon pr Kings New Discovery to cure their coughs, colds throat and lung troubles Every dose helps. Price soc and s1. Ali druggists. Fl. E. Bucklen & Co, PhiIa- delphia or St Louis
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
WHEN AND HOW TO TRANS
 PLANT IRIS.

Dear Editor and Cornerites: I want 10 tell you how to get flowers with pSor soil and in shade. After many failures, l found by planting peren- nials and annuaIs in the fall, I got plenty of plants and blossoms; spade the ground, throw seeds broadcast. press soil down hard, then cover with coTnstalks. As soon as frost is out of ground dig with spading fork Out don't turn soil over): rake bed and you will have quantities of all kinds ana To give away; thin out and such lovely, early and rank flowers as you will get Where I live this Is the only way ] raise seed. The soil is so poor and bakes so.
 Some sister asked about removing iris Any time will do. Last year look up some roots for a friend while in bloom and set them where I knew where and what they were so when Fney should be ready for them. In October they called for them and that made the second time removing in one season and this spring they bIos- somed beautifully. I can see no diff ference whatever when it is done.
 This year I had a. border of iris one hundred feet long which had 358 stalks of bloom on, and the majority of them were set out last season while they were in bloom.
 For years ] have had a friendship garden and now I've been thinking would like Social Corner garden. and wonder who of the brothers and sis ters would be willing to exchange plants or seeds for it. I thought of you all at the picnic and fair and wished l could have been there. How lovely of The Bulletin to have pro- Y1ceG the tent. Next fall whv can'f we meet in Westerly: then we could enjoy visiting the many dahlia gar oeps; also take trolley trip to Watch
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04

Hill and then steamer back to New London, Norwich etc. :?
 think 1t would be nice to have all the Curnerites send their pictures to The Bulletin and have one in each Paper minus name then We could guess who was who?'
 Nat, why don't you write us a nice Splcy letter Best wishes for all
 IRIS OF WESTERLY.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
Thought for Today.

Such little songs are singing now Themselves in little hearts; So beautiful the sunlight now Across the sweet world darts; So many mystic things astir, Such joy above the gloom Just waiting in the lanes of life To break in seas of bloom: Such tripping feet, such dancing eyes, Such wishing and such will To feel around the magic world The happy Christmas thrill
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
A Gentle and Effective Laxative.

A mild, gentle and effective laxative is what people demand when suffering from constipation. Thousands swear by pr. Kings New Life Pills. Hugh Ta1lman of San Antonio Tex, writes: "They are beyond question, the best pills my wife and I have ever taken" They never cause pain. Price 25c at druggists or by mail Fl. E.. Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia or St. Louis.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
Enzema and ltchinn cnr.,l

The soothing, healing medication In Dr I1obson's Eczema Ointment pene- rrates every tiny pore of the skin. ing instantly Dr. Hobsons Eczen,a Ointment is guaranteed to speedily heal eczema, raShes. ringworm. letter and other dnsightly erupuons. Eczenla Ointment is doctors prescription, not an experiment All druggists or by mail. soc. Pfeiffer Chemical Co.,, Phila- deiphia and St Louis.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04

 s Jars aparilla

Cures all humors, Catarrh and rheumatism, relieves that tired feeling, restores the appetite, cures paleness, nervousness, builds up the whole system.
 Get it today in usual liquid form or Shocelated tablets eAllea eafnRtanas
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
HEAVENLY FoNDANT FROM Ru.
 RAJ DELIVERY.

Dear Editor and Social Corner Sis ters: I wish to thank Ruth for in forming me in the Social Corner of the writers of the hymns The Mis- takes of My Life, and Sometime wen Understand. I never knew before just
 (continued on Page Fifteen.)
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04

THERE IS no advertising medium in LsEiern Connecticut equal to The Bull lerin for business results
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
ARDENT SPIRITS CANNOT PUT ONE IN
 GOOD SPIRITS
EVERY womAN,s OPPORTUNITY


  ful be in by O on one, of tin Norvlc as15o second s4u to third
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
TIMELY RECIPES AND A REMEDY.

Moosup.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04

Kent County, R. I.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
A PRACTICAL SUGGESTION

Lebanon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12
lBtsrn,nut.

80 1S0,000,0OO &uno Git ute.
oes | @isconiin / 1912. Weon
tror, at 8roouftione11 iaor bill oper-
itige ooifillig 6ioraarets.
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So. / Cumberland, bor brepet fin
NcolGgningsonitolt foapel Scot 1om
Sag for at boloe Sfri6t me6 Den
itore Mpling al 9@rter, iom iaor CT
bpltet Der / Omegne,1, og bette enc
6irma bill ioor Iepere 100000
&asier. Sarmerne for ct Mcttoub=
butte at $40 til $50 pr. Mcre al
@rter.
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pon Sernbaneiporet 11Gr Stinfon
@pur / Mnrbeoen al @inter, nil
iteoe cit Mol1o 2ipet og tire onbre
blep baorot Iaaret. Sem Mano az:
bejoenbe for Safer 2umber 60.
tom fjeren0e paa CT, Erolle / polo:
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ser lto6 poo Sporet. Trollen pnl
teoe % ale Mor0 foitc6cs AT n1ei
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12
Anrl Bakntx.

= gu 2onbieftion folgtes forleoer
Sag for 50 pr. Mcre 11pr 8opmo11.
Ser er INT 1877 Sanger /
Statsien9ilet; al 6is1e er 1874
M9no % 3 stpin0er. 9t lebenoe
Jangcnun1n1er bnr TIT 11aoet 2081.
- 9}ortb 9ofota Drug Co., Der
foruoe11 i'm %betp6cli9c 6orretnine
! @ranb SORTS far Apotbef / ii for
ifjelli9e m1ore Bper inoe11 5toten,
bor erflaret Jig UNDER @onfurslo=
pen. 8oet er Set itpr1te n%o9eniin=
Sc goaet UNDER &onfursbebon6ling
in0en Staten, i6et Sc iomlebe @jen=
BONNIE oniloaes til 100000.
Sacob g. @oar6, en- al 5or=
go5 &ioneerer, bpbe forle6en efter
no9le 2imcr5 Spgoom iom 6el9c
al ct SlagtilfGloe. !@an Dor feot
for Sc Mor iioer / @rue, Soler,
font til Nmerifa / 1880 % boiotte
fig / Sargo, bpor ban itoen bar
boet. San por Meolem al Jirmoet
@aiem & @uarD, Mgbelban6el %
8cgrapeliesbureau.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12

Elge, Der bar oniat / en- Gorret=
ming belle Gogcn, ipeoe iclp lit Ggi
pp1teoe fine @ottc % bolot oct ILL
lie @jenl, bpor FUN % en- 1pogelia
Mioocr boe6e, / cit mountaineering
Sroen. 9ertil bopoe bun aItio en-
ellcr orbcn lille boan0f ororbei0ct
@ope til SlG9t % @enner til Sal
og 1%poielsooge - og blrn bapoe
fun fine Aftener fri.
Sanpcnot Dor Ser en- uu6en una
Etgc, Scr life bap0e oct ringelte at
gjprc ira Morge,1 til Mften, nlel1
fun 6reo cit Gel Sport, oDrfeoe
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Sc oloria Sis til at ip ct lp1t &ul1=
teboono fat, ip EFT &1ap / eller
orone 11oget paa lit ri. 6el9en
por, at unocrtiOen ioa blr1 liot iju=
itet us, tro6s Sc mango Yenge>
bun brllgte til Ipj, og un0erti0en
blcp &lroerne giente fen, Blot for
81 fun life bopbe Tio" til at gipre
no9et pcb Dem.
Gen Sun al efstra lllejligbeo,
efStro llogiitcr o9 efstra sgrgrel=
fer, Ser fp19er vSinferne" gjcrncl1t
Sipct, CT / Girfeligbeocn ioa enor=
me, at man life i%oritaar, at Grfa-
rirgernc life efterbaonocn lerer
cisle Me,1nci ter at le list fre1noo /
;Tioen og life bore ioa bolonings=
ID lie.
Me1t 0esperre, set gjpr Sc nap=
pc! &c o11ier rimeligpis S11oolen5
= 2ieegploiabco, ltfpliombeo -
for cit iaooan Sali9beocns 9ilitono~
at 6e fumes, Set bi16e bore 9oar=
ltob at fo%rol,ore noget 6erpe0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12
Jnn1a.

= Oct bc01te Jarmlano / Soma
beta4eS / Sonrmer meo Of til $3.50
pr. Mcre, ielp noor Ser fjpbes belle
6orn1c as @angen.
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mango Jormere, ion1 bar miitet fra
200 til 300 Spi11. 5pinefolcroens
Mariag CT ubefjenot, men set troes,
at SEN langporige @eoe og 9erfc
/ set minolte CT 6elpts onlporlig
for Sen. Der benpttcs &afline for
5000 9ogen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12

Turcpiicrcn: u@er ier Sc Ell
&u,ncl, Sen fan gjpre lit Nrbcj0e /
iefs Tiger 1locn at Oriffe."
gn &oue: vSoo bar Dc1 set Ii
&c mpoiot min Man0! ba1 font
oriffe / lefs Tiger u6en at arbeJoc."
rNrbcjoet", Bergen, ifriper:
u@pis Gorbcrre / Mprgel1 tug bcle
Spcrflosicn lcpe1t0e up / lin @inn=
mel, pi!0c ocn fife blipc iapret al
en- eneite, me6enS Sc ltrofs biloe
fonrnre 6orltprrelie / ct @rs, bpiS
cit 6rlle cit Dag lnoo lu1opGre cit
Gjencltepigc."
MaSam !@amien: ~@por6an far
Ceres Mano set i0ag, Mubual1
Ma0am &nl1bien: $50, Saf,
flyer, at bpi5 ba1 leper til
/ Morgerr, iaa fan ser n1oaife pGre
li6t @oob, men bpiS bon life gjpr
BET, iaa tror ban, at bon n1oa OPP
gine bom."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12
4mn1sutx.

- 5tatens S110tG9ter / &egn=
tabsaaret, Ser cnote Sen lite Mu=
quit, par $17, 1903, SO.
- &eb ct. SAUL Union Stocf=
rar6S er Scr mobtaget fra forfiel=
lige 5teoer / MinneIota 1,794,150
&reaturer, 4731,7t9 Spin og
86S, 704 Soar / Ei0srummet 1906
til og meb 1912.
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/ 8gffene og @lpe / otter Sail
County. Mu CT Der ogiaa lluppe1
'Sg=2rret / Otter Tail Safe, %
Ongelcn bofier ug tribes goot.
Sioltnepnte bel1tes fra Safe 5mpe=
rtor.
Superintendent pao &e6
2afe &eierpotionen IS. S. DicfenS
oplpier, at ioar pil 2,7S9 @oga=
laoa,ingcr flint So blipe nilaaet poo
Meierpotionen. 9er bleb iloaet 800
Sons mere ioar c,10 / 1912; men
alligepel gour ser tilipiloe 27,800
Cons.
Sa,oianerne. poo &eo 2ate
&eierootiore,1 %begpn6er at blibe
6oarcejere. @egieringen lerger for
Set. Torle0e11 Sag TOM cit @og11<
laoni1g fra Monta11a og a11ore bar
1moerpejs. Set er fl1l0blobs Dpr.
,Sper S11oianerformer faar 20 StDf-
fer.
- StatSau6itpr Sperion .bar be-
Itemt Datoer1re for % Mrftioner,
boor Ser 1fal i9lges Statslono.
M11ftionerl1e ifol boloeS poa for,
fiellige Ste6er fra 96e Sftober til
2Ooe @obember pg Der oil blipe
iolgt beni1no6 100000 4cres.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12

- Mor6ntonoen st. .. &icborbs
fra &uron oil itille fig iom Wu,
Derngrfan0i6at.
@crbert Carton, ti6li9ere al
Gtborg, n1e11 I'LL boiat / Gmo GOT,
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at fonl1e UNDER ct Secs meo Eem<
mer. san bouoe peret / Montcna
ct Mars 1io % boct poo ct @on1cz
ltea6.
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&at Mc@op / Da11fton, u0en Mfla=
belle inbcn EFT l1ge. 66rit fi6rte
bar lo pper cit 9offe n1eo lin &c.
milie al ipp / Ell Mutomobil. s
Jaloet font ba11 ielp tilifa6e. Gao
biot oppe, fit fan .Meloing ont i'm
SDoger5 $40 at 8%prnelammell..
0erpaa fon1 ser 8l16, at ban5 Nepe
baboe orllffet &ar6oIipre % blepct
frpgtelig forbrGnot, % iaa mootog
ban Telegram fra 8isbee, Mri5onc,
o1n at bans 8ro6er bar ~linsfarlig
iooret / CIT Mil1erlpffe.
= 81 @prn tilbprenbe cit Pan,
cber ner Seins beo Belle 5o1trlbe
iatte fornplig 2ipet til peo at Ipiic
SeggebGr og Melf.. 8ernene bab6e
beret leoe i Ell &irieberllu1o og
ipiit fig mette al 0enne 6rugt, 11e,1
TONNE biem fplte Sc Gral1g til liot
mere FOLIO Soft, boorfor oe bao
Mooeren ON Melf og 8rp0. Sun
bi0ite iffe, at Sc baDoe ipiit Segge=
beer, og gap Sem 6erfor, bpa6 Sc
forlaugte, men Melfen % Den fgr
,p6te Trugt 0anneoe burtig EFT Gift,
ser efter Sc frpgteligite 2ioelier bap=
Sc 9g6en til 6elge.
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beioebe / 9arpeiter, bapoe ipet linc
to Gibollarle6ler i116 / tit Clips,
for at bore iiffer poo, at ingen
fnr6e 1tiale 6em. On al ba11s gr-
ELECTROMAGNETIC baboe BOG poo Ell
elIer un6er Mon6e opinulet Sem,
meligbeoen, % en- Nat, % Moroen5
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12
Etnt mt at ar frrmtan
2iuets Sinfer.

~ w WV Su'N W. DuOS, @tuuI
mani ditto fer fremao, set op1nl1n=
trer Set flitttge Mennelfe, og DC
itprre % minorc ubebogelige Gu=
f9lbe, Der meber c1rbper pao 2ips=
peicr, miiter berpeo tibt beres per=
tie 8roo o9 bliper lettere at fon1nle
ODER.
Man bprer ioo oite ll1lgc Yiger
nobrpoc: Sa, bpis Ser bare life
bar Set cller Set / Gejen, ian ifl1loc
oe blipe 1aa op9tige, iaa flittige,
ioa e%nergiife ion1 uogen.
9ette or taobeligt = % set er
l.ian0t.
Cen pirfelig 6opne, looe, ijulfeoe
&pinoe SIR boa0c lit eget og fine
@ermeiteS 2ip pnrre, eno set BE-
bebe0c at bore, og Dore Smltpnoig=
bebcr pirfer p0erit ijeloc1lt, man
fan pitt goot iige, olorig, ornpenz
0cn6e pao bel1oes Gelen.
Mal1 lltao lite tro, at mani Dil0e
Hibe ct on6et Mcrneife eller ififte
&arafter, bpis man Blot fit ct on
Oct Nrbejoe, eller en a11oen Stil=
ling, ellcr flerc Yenge.
Set pil6c pnre iaa lct," i1ffeoe
EFT Gong en- ing 9uitru, ~altio at
prrc i Cr6e11, altio %forbereot, olti1
npoclig, 11aar n1a11 bare bapoe eli
itbrre Sn6tGgt! Seq peb, mime
Stuer er uorbcntli9e - jeg peo
oct! % jcg peo o9ioo, at jeg itfe
bolocr nit 81 iaa aff1trat, ion1 jeg
bnroc, og at leg life ier efter Ml=
freos Sing, iooleoes iom set er
min @ligt;; men set er iaa panifelig
at bore encrgiif. altio, iier raar
man life bar &c11ge NOT"
Ger blep inlilet as benoes lt1,o=
.lfploning, % ser bleu tG11tt, at oct
por Mongel poo &arafter % al
minoclig iulro Men11el fefo rita11o,
langt mere c,1o Mangel paa Eenge,
1on gjor0e ben0c5 Silent til BET
iirrlfeoe SpboloSite6, oct bar.
O9 Ser blep tel1ft rigtigt! Google
slor citcr TOM sGgteparret til Fe11=
&c og flpttc6e til cit flor Sejligbeo
= n1c1 @e1ultatct bar Set famine,
% Sc ,,pe in111ffc gnrelier ioo cfier
fort 1ios 6orlpb li9e foa lle111n1e
1to ion1 Sc gamle.
@jpr 1,ra,t Sc i1naa, tillpnelaoe'1oe
ril1ge 1ing meo set i%anlnle, % till
la6er man Jig alorig at lfpoe 1toget
til Sioe, iaa fan man roligt og till
fre6s 1e 6rerntiben / Mpoe. Soa
oil mon i,lgen sGrsrelier bape ODER,
at nto,1 maaifc fgrit 11oar roget I
lioite 9ieblif - ellcr n1ouife llet IT.
fe roor set, % man bor inge,1
bruote SETTER, imaa eller itore, 80
qateller cller pigtige Sing, pan
5umpittigbeoenL faa mal1 pnfeli9t
n1ao u%nolfploe Jig mes, at 11ro11 IT.
fe bnr bapt Gio". Sen ptrfeltg
flittige, opgtioe Mano % abi1oe
ftnoer lte6ie Si6 til alt m1ligt.
SCI, er ser maaife cit miSfornplet
@irl, ser ml,mler: SSa, set er alt
iamn1en ao6t, % oct CT 6eiligt, 1eaar
oltina er / Sr6e,1, % man lite 1or=
lemmer 11oget. Me1 bnis man I'LL
lite ieIp er @erre ODER fin 1io, bpoo
iaa?
Dertil fan 1pures: Stuff pua, at
set er BEN, ser bar melt at glere,
iom ogioa u6retter melt, baaoe 11oe
% / Siemmet. Man fan b1rtigt
income ct Nar gfsempler: On ntlg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12
Prairie Land

>leo Gi6ollurieolerne foo - mes
Slipict poo, not1rIigpis - ifar
aammeroten set al meo q, ifarp
&tin % foriponot. Set bite Jig
beloi9pis, ct bon lie bopoe toeet
not al Sen bGroifl,l6e @alSprpoelie,
ioet ogiao Se6lcrne par blepne
ifaorne / to 9ele, bporaf Gpben olt-
loa fun erbolot Sen enc. Ycngc=
leolerneS Gicr tog Stpffcrne til
9onfen, Scr for en- li6en @ootgjgrcl=
lie onbpttcoe Sem for npe. @pis
Sppen ifl1loe aipre 6oripg poo at
inobptte lin Gel pil Set notl1rligpis
goa bom iloe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12
Barnl0se
kvinder.

Disse Kvinder, tidligere barnlgse,
men nu lykkelige og legemlig sunde,
vii meddele, hvorledes Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound gjor-
de dette muligt. Her er Navnene
og de rigtige Adresser. Skriv ii.
dem, ON De pnsker Diet, og bliv
SEW overbevist. De er kun nogle faa
nd of mango Tusinder.