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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-03-28

10 . penetrating apolicetioB after the for.
mula of . noted family doctor, and lueri.
cates every muscle, nerve. tlasue Of tendoo
affected. II goea directly to the straineo
portions and geutiy but surely relieves ait
tendency to sorencse o. etssin-
Dy,its daily use there Will b. NO palm, 10
distress, no nausea, no dagger Of lsceratioo
y other accident. and the period will b. -
q s3oseoSf comfort a1d 5ogful Anticipation.
n al young wo0en N1ther'S vtleud b
one oS the greatest o1 all helpful i6nuences.
for Il rehs childblPth q III n Aaonies aAA
dangers, dispels all the doubt and dread.
I'll oense e fear. and thus eoahlos the u1n0
ana body 70 await The HreAteet event b .
Wo@an's NE vita untra08eled giadnsse
HotActb Friend y uoet cheslshee
remedy y Thousands 0f hemes, and u -
GucA peculiar merit end value % % make q
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Yca vsll ana Il On sals 4 Il, drur utsxlSsn -
at e1.O0 : bottla. or the druGgist will gladly
ut 4 for you if you insist upen Il. Meth
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Geld Regulatee ca. 1SJ Lamar Bldg.. At
laAta. Ga, who Will send you ~ nall.
sealcd. very Instructive book to expectant
nothsrs Write for Il to-day.
Gaese p .wealth of matructiea ga
eo9yort 70 % derived IN reading this little
book. Y Y plelnly written, j1st what
every v21en wants to know, and Will "
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Mrs. Mary Goodman, who has been
quite III. 10 much better.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. Ray Coch.
ran, March 18th, a daughter.
Mrs. ]. c. Lynde of Mt. Vernon is
spending few days with her daugh.
ter Mrs. Ray COCHRAN.
Misses Bertha johnson and Edith
Murphy spent Easter with Mrs. Sarah
Murphy.
Wednesday evening. March 18th,
friends to the number Of thirty gath.
cred at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Zolman to celebrate his fifty.
fourth birthday, It being complete
surprise to the gentleman. A lunch
was served. &en
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Goodman of Mt.
Vernon spent Sunday with his moth
er.
F. Charlie Squirer of Mt. Vernon is
spending a few days with his grand.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Il. l.. Reyes.
Friends and neighbors assembled
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edd
Randall on Thursday evening, to celc,
brate their twelfth anniversary, Civ.
ing them complete surprise. and
serving fine supper In their honor.
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ThSre, y no defspse ~ familiar 70
eOurts as the Alibl, proof that
e. lsaceS6ea ~ss not nsas, ths- SCENE q
= Skans when that chine was commit
~. IAsrs ,is NO 0eloe1De moro satis.
facteey! sscspt when tfalD - good. =
~ good aiibt is one ~ the most sus-
picsous things on earth. Whsa % aC-
cused man brings witueaess who swear
- bic whereabouts ~ eecb mlnute VI
the period In auestieo the jury l'eKins
to doubt. The forotnan Of the Jury
cannot prove where 10 was ~ the
saMe time with that much assurance
Probably the Judge cannot. How does
the accused man happsu 70 have that
pr0of which others lnck? Are bis wit
nesses lying, or was the crime commit
tel eariIer than heietate thinks. and
II the alihi u PLAINLY Honest men.
going nnthInkingly Sbout hoesst busi'
aess. can seldom prove their where
sbonts minute by WNaste The Fe'l"w
who knows the need - ~ abb has one
ready. --CbIcsgo Jour ~
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DECISION
= Iafiff Bin Is Withheld By
Wilson
Ulln Subject Can Be Given
Full Consideration

Washington, March 27-President
Wilson let 1t be known today that he
has not vet put his stamp of approval
on the tariff bill left with him by Rep.
resentative Oscar Underwood, the
Democratic majority leader. after a
tbree-hour conference last night.
The president indicated to his Wis.
itors that he had only begun to study
the measure. but that before the Dem.
<cratic caucus met to decide whether
they should revise the tariff in a
single bill or by separate schedule
he would make known his own con.
clusions, as we'll as his opinion Of the
ban.
The income tax problem and Its
Intricate details also are being care.
fully considered by the president. He
discussed II In a general way with
Secretary McAdoo Of the treasury de.
partment. Colonel Il. N. House of Aus
tin. Tex. and Secretary Tumulty. who
were at the White House tonight.
MT. Wilson also IL giving some at.
tention to the possibilities Of getting
q currency measure before the coun.
Try during the extra session Of Con.
gress. and II was said that the con.
ference tonight touched this subject
70 some extent.
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IN DAYTON
In Midst Of Flood Is Mrs
DBnRlck Of This City
Was Enroute To ST. Louis
When Train Was Abandoned

Mrs. Sarah Dunnick of East Gam
bier street, this city, has been In the
midst Of the food In the city Of Day
ton ever since late Monday evening,
Her father, Mr.. James Israel, receiv.
ed word from her Thursday morning
to the effect that she was safely
housed In the second story OF the I'm.
ion Station.
Mrs. Dunnick left Columbus at 9:4s
Monday night for st. Louis, Mo. The
train was abandoned at Dayton. All
the passengers are being cared for BY
the Pennsylvania company in quar-.
ters OH the second floor of the Union
Sta Ion.
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Best Known Cough Remedy

For forty.three years DR.. Kings,
New Discovery has been known
throughout the world as the most re-.
liable cough remedyA Over three mill
Non bottles we're used last year. Isn't
this proof? t will get, rid Of your
cough, or we will refund your money.
J. J. Owens. Of Allendale, 3, c., writes
the way hundreds of others hsye done;
After twenty years, find THAT Dr.
Kings New Discovery 10 thS best
remedy for coughs and colds that +
have ever used" For coughs or colds
and all throat and lung troubles. II
has no equal. 59c and s1.OO at g. r..
Bafer & Co..
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Eggs isc; butter S2c.

Eggs IsC, Outter DC.
Owens, corner Main and Gambler
up stairs, repairs watches cheaper
than elsewhere. Main spring 75c;
cleaning 75c; crystals 15c; jewels 25c
to 75c. Guaranteed year.
Mr.. Floyd Tolan underwent an op.
Grafton at the Medical and Surgical
Sanitarium Thursday morning. The
operation was performed by Drs.
Detiey.
Citizens in the west side of the
city are agitating a proposition toward
the securing by legal process or 9th.
erwise the extension Of the "Slidey''
bridge by another span so as to per.
nit a wider outlet for the water In
times OF Hood and lessen the likelihood
Of II backing up in the west part OF
town.
Patrons of the Mt. Vernon Tele.
phone Co. who are planning to move
are requested to give the notice to in.
formation operator as soon as possible
with the date and address. In order
to prevent as little interruption in the
service as possible. the preliminary
work should be arranged for In ad.
vance, and as far az possible q prefer
ence will be given for moving In the
order as received. There Is no extra
charge for moving except where the
telephone has been in place for lesa
than one year, when there 10 an install.
lation charge of not less than ~.
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Spelling
According To The slnpliIied
And Shortened Form

New York. March 27-The simpli.
fled spelling board issued today its
fourth list OF words to appear in new
fashioned orthograpby.
approximately 1000 words are
shortened or changed in spelling.
In considering these new spell
lings," the board said in announcing
the new list, do not be too much in
fiuenced by the odd appearance of the
word. Any change must look odd at
first. Consider, rather, whether the
change will bring real gain If the
public should accept It."
Some Of the changes are: Drop
ping the silent IN" in such words
as chaos and chameleon; dropping
the final "k" in words like ham.
mock; changing heart and hearth
to hart and harth; dropping the 81.
lent "e" In money and similar words; {;
substituting laf for laugh and coi
for cough; emitting the e" in gnat,
snome and similar words; substitut.
ing nee for knee and nicnac for
knickknack. and dropping the "k" In
similar words; changing pranced Ia
pranst and other words ending with
need to nstd.
In the new list touch is spelled
tuch; serious is changed to serius:
blow is spelled bio; below is changed
to beilo; forced to forst; phantom tc
fantom; handsome to handsum: boss
to bos; glue to glu. and wretch "a
reich.
Each Of these instances typifies q
rule and Is followed by q long list
Of words to which 1t applies.
Andrew Carnegie, Theodore Roose
welt and score Of other noted men
are included in the list OF the boards
members.
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Whst W.uIa v.u DsY

rwhat would you % git you wsr~ .
millionairsr' was the question pvv-
pounded tO tue little boys OF m eass
si0e school the other Day.
Tue little east siders' answeru were
interesting. home VI them wrote:
n would have b0usN With rpoms
for each kind OF nee. such ~ sitting
room, bedrUOm and dining rO0ol,
~ would buy hanks aud ~ : behg
president Ut 4 large salary"
II would live On Fifth avenue y. Z
clean house and buy autos and cnari'
ots."
II would be proud OF my situau0n
and also glad. and would own ausos
and earn money by, hiripg them out.
u would feast my peasants; atsO IN
stitute IN edncatiOu ychUp,-
= II would buy the subway ard Get
Fich b. charging " csnts."- New tSrt
TPibune.
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+ + + + 4! + + 4. 4. + I. +
MONROE CENTER +

+ 4. + + + I. + = + 4. + + =
Miss Elsie. Baker of Mt. Vernon Wis
tied in this place q few days last
week.
Virgil and Kenneth Scott we're the
guests Of Ronald Scott Saturday.
The wind storm Friday did con-
siderable damage in this locality to
fences, hay stacks and roofs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dowds were the
guests Of Frank Johnson and family
Thursday night.
Helen Scott was the guest of Evelyn
Shrimplin one night last week.
Chas. Clements was in Mt. Vernon
Saturday afternoon.
c. l.. v. Mcdonald and wife were
the guests Of A. w. Hoar and family
one night last week.
The aid society met with Mrs. X. II.
Parish Wednesday.
Mrs. G. H. Johnson was the guest OF
Mrs. J. w. Hoar one day last week.
Mrs. r. e. Parish and daughter
called on Mrs. A. Wolford Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. J. w. Grubaugh Of Mt. Vernon
was in this place Saturday night and
Sunday
Some OF our local sports have been
fishing and report q good catch.
Len Scott visited friends in Green
Valley Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. Augusta Blanchard of Mt. ver-
pom was the guest Of Mrs. Name
Scott and family Saturday night and
Sunday.
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REPORTED
That Another Man Drowned
Al Brink Haven

Brink Haven. Ohio, March 27---The
water at this place has fallen ut least
seven feet and the town is slowly es-
Gaping from the grip Of the disastrous
food that has held It for the past
several days. A few more small build.
ings have been washed away but ali
danger from serious damage Is now
thought to be over. There is a re.
por: current that Curtis Zimmerman
of this place has been drowned hut
the report is not confirmed.
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GOT HIS TRANSFER.

Dvt u LED - Jail. Nst he~s. Fer
hiphhsNdst PssssNssr.
lIouisvtile. = When the street car com,
pany refused 10 carry Thomas Psrsall
nrom the car barn at Thirteenth aud
Main rtrs~m to shelby and Oak utrsets
on transfer becauus that liA& had
Stcpped for the night. persall boarded
. car Motored II out OF the barn and
Started acN~n the city With H.
Police In sn auto after IN exciting
pursuit.. caught the car
"'The transfer IN written contract
emitting ms to 70 the full dista nee.
and II the company refused 10 provide
. car IN carry Il out am entitled to
take one myself" ssid psraall
He was xrrested charged With dis.
orderly conduct.
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BY AIR ROUTE q.
ACROSS ATLANTIC
BTucker viii Follow Course
Taken BY Columbus.
TRADE WINDS WILL HELP.

German Aeronsut Expects 10 Nave .
Twenty three Mile Breeze at His
Back During Entire Trip--osnser
From Hot sun-WIl Carry Powerful
Motor ssi,best.
New york.-Across the Atlantic by
balloon-that Is the contract Joseph
Brucker. the German American avia-
tor. means TO undertake From the Ca.
nary islands 10 the West Indies or
South America In FIVE days ts the pro
gram Brucker will start out on on
either April II. 13 or IA. and he is now
on his way from Berlin to the starting
place for his startling trip.
Mary other aerOnauts have claimed
that the project was feasible. provided
the right sort Of dirigible balloon was
used and favorable weather conditions
were seized when they came. The right
course. too. was an important thing to
be taken into consideration.
Brucker purposes having his balloon
follow nearly the same course taken BY
Columbus csravels when they sailed
TO the shores Of the new world In 1902.
BY SO doing he will take advantage Of
the mild trade winds and ideal atmO.
spheric conditions prevalent In that
part ~ the ocean between December
and June and that make navigation
simple mntter Between the months Of
June and December transatlantic
aerial trip would be impossible owing
to the prevalence Of cyclones. But for
the rest OF the year the region Of the
northeast trade wind is free from
winds Of more than ordinary velocity.
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{, HeW Hs Would Taks u.
President Lincoln used TO tell d Wild
cat CURRENCY stOry. II was ID the ef-
feet that he wns going down the Mis-.
Aisaippi river on 4 steamboat when the
pilot announced 10 the captain that
they were out OF wOOd. The captain
sald. "Well. put into the Grst wood
pile"
The Dat bottomed boat was run up
b the nnd shore. and the captain
haiIsd 4 man who was walking among
Ssvsral ptIes VI wood.
"Will you seli your wood" hs
Ihouted.
Yes" cams the reply.
'.E'8r cash?"
i"YSs."
'sTdke wildcat cor~ncyr
~Osrtainly."
"WelL how will y0w take ity'
The answer came back without hesI-
tation. "Cord for cord."-kew York
Times. rti
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-03-28
Best For Skin Diseases

Nearly every skin disease yields
quickly and permanently 10 Bucklen's
Arnica Salve. and nothing Is better
for burns or bruises. Soothes and
heals. John Deye, Of Cladwin, Mich,
says. after suffering twelve years
with skin ailment and spending $500
In Doctors bills. Bucklen's Arnics
Salve cured him him. II will help
you. Only 25c. Recommended by g.
R. Baker 4 Co.
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The Bigger oams.


The Trouble down In Mexico.
The doings OF the Turk,
Will int'rcst lose when baseball teams
start at their practice work.
Where Ii the fan In all this land
Who cares for Foreign war
When he can read about the nea
Who serve benenth Nc0rawf
Who cares for any 1urkish scrap
When they can ev'ry day
Read from bermude al the news
OF how Highlandsrs p,ayf
Who cares who glory wins 10 var
Or who bear battle scarss
They are not In it-ne, not thsSa-
with all our hassbasi stars
\ battlefield exciting 10.
Where bullets swiftly ~:
: But then. think OF ., baseball gaiise
With = ninth inning tisl
A New York prsSs.
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1000
Is The Estimate Of Lives
Lost At Columbus
Columbus, o.. March 27-The re-
lief committee places the loss Of life
on the west side at 1000.
--77------,Ss-
Will I
G HARRIET VanWinkIen Is
Filed In Probate
Other Items Of Interest From
The Temple Of Justice

The last will and testament OF Har-
riett II. VanWicklen, late OF Mt. Yer.
non. has been filed In probate. by
The terms OF the will the testatrix
gives to her son, Edgar G.. vanWick.
len her house and lot on East Vine
street. The testatrlx gives household
goods and other personal property to
her children and grand children, She
directs that Rollin X. McIntire be ap.
pointed executor, rhe will was sign
I'd on January ~, 1906. In the pres.
once OF Alice q, Mccarthy and Mac
Bryan.
4 codicil dated June 3. 1908. ana
signed by Alice q. Mccarthy and u.
q. Jennings gives s25 to william A.
vanWicklen TO be divided equally be.
twesn Bertha and Irene vanWicltlen
when they become Of age,
Deed Filed
Charles +. Colville to George II.
FseenbauEh. lot In Fairview, 81.
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in CUSTODY
At Utica Is Demented Man
Calming MI. Vernon
His Home

A telephone message was received
by Chief Of Police Clemnts from May
or Smoots OF Utica Wednesday even.
Ing saying that he had In custody there
a man who seems to have lost his rea.
son, lie gives his name AZ B'F Hub
bell and asserts that his son Is dray.
man In Mt. Vernon. The man Ia tall
and slender and Is perhaps 65 years Of
age.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-03-28
INSPECTION
Of Clinton Chapter On We'd.
nesday Evening

The annual inspection OF Clinton
Chapter No. 20 Royal Arch Masons
occurred Wednesday evening at the
Ma sonic Temple. supper was served
in the banquet room at 8 o'clock and
following this the Mark Masters de
gree was conferred upon number OF
candidates.
The inspecting officer was Mr., Lew
Is y. Schaus OF this city. He highly
complimented the officers on their
work.
Following the work a smoker waA
held In the club rooms.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-03-28
Not He.pless.


The mistress Of y house advertised
for woman to do general housework,
and In answer GIRL called. announc.
ing that she had come for the posi-.
tion.
Are you a good cooky' asked the
lady.
mo, indeed, don't cook" was the
reply.
"Are you good lnundressY'
IL wouldn't do washln' and ironin'.
It's too hard on the hands"
"Can Won sweeps"
NO" was the positive answer. "fm
not strong enough.
well" said the lady Of the house,
quite exasperated, may ask what
you can doy" lWttt.
IL dnsts." came the placid reply
New York American N.
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VICTIMS
OfIf Fire Jump Into Waief
And Drown

Dayton, o., March 27--Relief boats
rushing to the fire district this morn
ing ran into several bodies Of victims
who had jumped from burning build
ings and we're drowned.
The rescuers saw men, women and
children at windows crying pitifully
and then saw them fall back into the
flames and perish.
Two girls who had stood for eight
hours In water up to their waists were
rescued.
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[Ena.a.s Fitty Wear, !. wee.

In Crosse. Wis.-An engagement
which has existed for more than half
century will culnainats when John
Knight. aged seventy wears. and Lydia
Raed. aged xixty.six, Of Elberta. Mich.
win soon ~ welded here The co,r
pie win make their future home iu
Peck, Ida, where The Bridegroom owns
ranch.
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Cociety
0News
Entertained

Entertained
With Luncheon
Mrs. Frederick Cooper, East Gam.
bier street, entertained Wednesday
with luncheon In honor Of Mrs. VIII
liam c. Macfadden Of Fargo. N. D..
and Mrs. Karl r. Ricketts, OF Chicago,
Illinois. Cards We're played during
the afternoon.
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A Queer Visw Of Eduestien.

Opposition TO state education 10 the
past Was dne largely to . belief that
too much learning was not good for the
masses. The worthy Hannah More
even. who was one Of the most ear
nest supporters Of the movement for
the establishment Of schools ftr the
poor In England. had very definite
ideas AZ to how far the children should
be educated 'rbe curriculum. she de-
clared. should comprise only reading
the Bible and the cntechism. and "such
course works as 'nay 1t the children
for servants" adding decisivei,, II al.
low nj no writing for the poor
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PROPERTY Loss ,s ,ss.ooo.ooe

Chicago. March 27--An ofiicial Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad said today
that tho aood damage to property in
indianapolis would amount TO s25. 5.o0o,.
900. according to Information the road
had from that city. This loss was
borne BY all the lines entering Indian.
apolis. 4,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-03-28
ceed enouoh "a bin, with.

Coed Enough to Dine With.
'These Millers are dreadful people
hardly ut TO he associated WITH
Eyes; II they didn't give such ex-
sellent dinners they would be altoReth.
br unbearable!' t'lieeende Batter.
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Are You constipated?

II so, get box OF DIR. Kings New
Life Pills. take them regularly and
your trouble will quickly disappear
They will stimulate the liver, improve
your disgestiOn and get rid of all the
poisons from your system. They will
surely get you we'll again. 25c at @.
II. Baker & Co.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-03-28
DEATHS
Herbert Leo Mcoibney

Herbert Leo McGibney died at his
home at 302 South Center street at
5:25 o'clock Wednesday afternoon af.
ter an illness OF II weeks duration.
He was born September %, 1884, and
is survived by his father and mother.
two brothers and one sister.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-03-28

Tim Flood. the old Brooklyn second
baseman, has been signed to manage
the Winnipeg team In the new North.
ern League.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-03-28
vevarseN soo'ss Rscovseso

Delaware. March 27--The bodies of
~ PERSONS have been recovered and
~ many more nre missing from their
wrecked homes here as the result Of
shs overflow Of the Olentangy River.
vhich officials estimate hos done dam.
go 70 the city estimated at q. 200. 900.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-03-28
Birth
Of -Four DaIIes Al Columbus
Refugee Camp

Columbus, o.. March 27-Fonr
babies were born in the refugee camp
in ,he West High school building last
night -
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-03-28

n When Language Fails.
Wife or His RosoIn lin course Of do
nestle difference, = Coward. Brute.
Ruinan! Pig. Monster: Heast! oh. /
wish you knew what Thought NJ you:
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-03-28

Mass LObsrt. whose knee, fractured
1na swimmer. ID sound again. 10 one Of
- bssisst men IN the Phiiliss' trails
- eaap,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-03-28
esMMs svLvAM.A o,vss ,se.eoo

uaarisburG. Pa. March 27--Ths
Hsonsylvanis senate today unan,.
0essiw adopted q resolution providing
~ The forwarding Of $4,000 10 the
49, sufferers Of Ohio.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-03-28
DRAWS our poIsom !.
Marvellous AntIssptlc that Draws
Glass Wood and Needles from
The Flesh

Marvellous Antieeptlc that Draws
Glass Wood and Needles from
The Flesh
There never was known such a
powerful drawing ointment as San
Sura. Wherever 1t has heen used It
has created tstonishment. 1t drew
needle ont Of the foot Of the daughter
of Mrs. James Hitchcock. OF Center
Vile. Pa, after the doctor had used
his lance and failed.
Nothing 90 healing or sntiseptic
can be purchased today. II possesses
90 much healing virtue that It II
guaranteed BY G. r. Baker Z &Co.
to quickly cure any kind Of piles. &C.
sema, tetter, salt rheuin, boils. car
buncles, ulcers. all kinds OF chronic
sores. chilblains, and chapped hasds.
or money back.
It's mighty handy remedy 70 have
- ~. house IN ensegsnciss such -
bruises. barns, cuts q scalds. because
It kills The pain Instantly. It's
medicine chest n itself--a little fam.
ily phyaician that Il ever in demand.
&c and soc a tar 1t @. R. Baker aad
CO. 1d'Ss
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sGsr SKIN soAp

u San Cusa Soap. because Of it, great
antiseptic and healing virtues. Use It
regularly. and It will make the skin
soft and velvetly; will remove the
pimples and blackheads. It's the real
soap for babies tender skin. which
mothers Of infants should remember.
20 cents . large cake at @. r. Baker
g Co.
NAH orders for San. .Cura Continent
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