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bill arises from III. fact that. like
Home Rule for Ireland. il has b-~n
susssst"d ihat the bill should be its
subteet of compromise. Or the 9th
sr hand. there Is ths whole body oi
Welsh none0nfOrAiist opinion. backed.
BY so-r-,igianists in e,.-s par, OF N.
rnited Kingdom.
For forty years nov the Welsh
noneonformik,s hsys hesn urs,n: IN.
aises'shiishirent Of the Church In
their principally. md teiay aisss,
i,biishin.nt is sapiorl.d hy the
whole Liberal Party. as well as the
Saiionaiisis. and there srs many In
loHisis who believe thai 4, sonii not
b@ = bad thing for the Church. Mos,
"f N" Opr r-osi,inn. however. bi,.r',
oppose IL,
tn" bill aiGohs n,h"r ,hinss pro-
Vide, that sa far ls Wai.s ani Non
mouth ar" eon.eTred. the .hnEsh q,
EIs.sni viii e.ss" 4. b. established
hy law: all .aIhsifais sna ..e.i-sias
'lsai corporations will b" dissolved:
IN. bish"ps ~ the four Welsh iisrss-
's viii cease tn b- members Of IN.
House of Lords; III. present .s.i"si,s-
tirai is~ will ssas. to exist as Law,
shi IN srriesia.iieai court Nili hsy.
any eo~reirr jurisdiction: ih. bish
ops ana clergy will nog b. m-mb-rs
of or h. represented in the nois.-s a.
c"nyors,ion Of III" i'naVia.~ ~ Car
i.rbury.
After ils@-siabiishn"nt the bishnp.
CLERGY ana isi,y viii b. ir.- To hold
syn".is nni Ia frame regulations foi
the sos.ram"n, af IN. rhur-h. an,
IN ih. even; of = representative. i.s.i,
h-ihs apI-oini"i. the Government
y iii By charter insbr.,rai" Il ~ ihs,
'h- church property may ~. S.sf-.i IT,
Il. No that the siffsy mas suffer na
'bsa ih"s viii son'lHlr 10 receive
'h"lr pr~s~n, saisri.a 6a ians a. th-,
.'nii aifir- and will .ns,lnu. Ia IN
j.. the us- nf their palaces and r-si.
i-nr-I, sh.nid AIRY. however. snrr
~. years desire I, retire. a III. -nin-
siii be- granted them
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LISTEN FOR THE WHISTLE.

Listen for IN" whistles tn" .'rN
SsrrlSr hayE now ras5~sa new vbis-
,iss. The h.yR @iii hiaW the whistles
Unrn 'nNr deliver uap-rs. Wh~n
sou hear the whistle '.nish' hni
nishis hereafter g., your S-S inF'
sH@- ~ hss h--n thrown.
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siusion of the Protestant eoun,ie.
pressnts aatoid difficulties. In the
sirst '.iase iss whole Home Rule hill
would have Ia h, fssast aud IL is
just jnssitie that in attempting tn IL,
this the Government might ~nsir~iy
wreck the work of the last few years.
Under the Parliament AeI. which. by
eaE'siiihs the veto pnver of the
iious" Of i.nsds mad. Home Hni. pos
sib,s in the fiE>i riae.. the House ~
Comm nas <canaos amend Il hill after
II ha. h@sn an." rejected b. tn.
Lords. II can. however. aak. sag
1-siions Ia is- t'pp+r Hous~. which
IN. latter u at liberty I. amend. re-
ice, or accept
| In this sasr /, would be necessary
To amend III. finan-isi pfo,ision. ~
the bill: for Mas Ulster sxsiud-a
Nationalist ireland would I-.inir- \
bigger kfant from the Imperial ~S-
.hs.iusr. Nos IN" iiSass of Lori.
has ns a-nirol over financial matters
and should T.. IN the suggestion of
the Hna.- of son,insns. ,n~hd the
financial provisions Of the sIii. the
! question mirh, ~ raised that Il ~ss
o breach oi privilege. This. tan. r
only on- Of III" parliamentary tan
siss that might aTis- shonid th@ .ri-
Element max" 1, nSS-s.ary u amend
IN. bill aFastisaiiY. i;ssii.s the Cow
'.inm-ni. b~i8Fe the hill ~ss inifo-
.iu.~si. considered the question "f the
exclusion of i'isi"F ana f~-i.i~i
asrinsi !, on .h.s- ana D,h"r line.
H-nsu.i iH,rF.s, Is hSins taken i-.
the question .f WELSH dis~s'shii.h-
ni.n,. af ia,,nEss" Importance Ia 'hs
church and .huyrhmsh, \ ssiTtins
s,--eh assia., ,A- hill -as delivered
g"s~n'iy by ih" Archbishop af Can-
,.fhury. and , demonstration sas ar.
ranged In ,.- held In London ns d
pfai-si AGAINST she .rF"l nn~nt PRO
..-,ins with ~. ns-asir-. ~htrh ans
.i-E th- Psfiism.n, t-t anton ttirniiy
become. Law after its h.,i PASSING
by th- iiaasn af Commons. n. mat
Ter shst artia- the iiousr ~ i.orfs
takes.
There il no .isnht that much "t
the srAthy which h-T-taf.T- had
been shawn Ly III" iaym-a os h-
Church of Ensiand in s-sard Ia tho
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13

n~-p-r~ai~' coughs tha, fsAisi az
iins'S remedies r"aasS" Lash extern.
al and internal ireatnHn'. n ynu
hay . dollar bottle at IN,.iNRnF'
iiar"h"nna srnrr ,an -, III. ,v,
srm~di". you need Tor the pri.. o'
one. Ther" l. iiEGHiCE's RED
PEPPER i'onors PLASTER for tho
cheat. free with each so',i.. sn'i h,
The iiansm f,r,= ra
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rsinsias NJ every description n-a,
j. ana qrissB executed at she
chrnrtri~-<T~ job ruanis. SAMPLES
ani ana,sti.ns .n request, i's. the
is:cphonr. Tsin.tsa tlr. 81
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"rs had covered s,Iis Iii~s fonl
lat. lna "ii record !. &. SOS.
niirz fla,
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13

Penny scratch r.d. IT, ah..iauzs'.
Call al C-S offir-. =
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-20
THEY MUST REPORT ALL FIRES
Cannot Collect Insurance Unless Fires
Are Reported to the State

1t will be of interest to persons car
rying fire insurance to know that new
law passed at this session of the legis-
lature requires policy holders sustaining
fire loss to report the conditions of the
fire to the chief of the fire department
or the state fire marshal before proof
of loss on the policy shall be made.
The law reads: ''The occupant and
owner of any premises upon which any
fire shall occur shall Immediately give
written notice thereof, specifying the
time, place, amount of damage, and
cause so far as known, to the CHEZ Of
the fire department, when the property
is located where there is fire depart.
ment or if there is none. then to the
state fire marshal at Madison. Such
notice may be sent by mail, No proof
of loss under any policy Of insurance
shall be made until such notice has
been given by or in behalf of such oc-
cupant or owner, and notice given by
one shall be sufficient for both owner
and occupant. A form of such notice
approved by the state fire marshal, re
citing this subsection, shall be attach
ed to every policy of fire insurance is
sued II this state.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-20
EARNS For SALE

Forty acres just out of city Of Viro-
qua; well built.
205 acres near city limits; splendid
property.
i78 acres two miles from city limits;
we'll built.
Forty-fve acres in city limits. Good
buildings.
] also have 240 acres near Viola in
fine shape for stock farm.
$$$$ saved on anything you want
to buy, or can sell your property and
make you SIS. Save money on good
farms near the city, many all stocked
from 40 to 200 acres. The best is none
too good, and have the best farms in
Vernon county near Viroqua. Am al
ways on the Job ready for business.
JOHN e. STOLL.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-20
Dana Compliments Band

Among the most appreciated praise
which our band has ever received, comes
from F. G. Dana, in letter to Chief
Musician Brown, in which he SAYS: Il
want to compliment the band on its
playing and appearance on parade the
other day. 1t was great and made the
thrills go up and down my back to see
the band and regiment go by Mr..
Dana was for many years bandmaster
of the Third Regiment band, and is
now leader of the Soldiers Home band
at Milwaukee. Dana's band set high
standard in military circles, and that
our hand should receive compliment
from this well.known leader may well
be source of pride to the organization
and community.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-20
He Must Wait a Long Time

According to decision just announc-
ed by the Wisconsin state board Of par
dons, John Dietz, defender of Cameron
Dam, must have sixteen years and
three months of his life sentence on the
murder charge before petition for his
parole can be considered. Ever since
Dietz was committed to the penitenti-
airy, his sons and daughters aud many
friends have been working ID the hope
OF securing . pardon for him Last fall
when his son Leslie and daughter Myra
we've giving lectures, they announced
that more than 80, 600 signatures OF
RESIDENTS of Wisconsin had been secur-
ed to papers, which were presented to
the governor, asking for their father 9
release. Numerous attempts have been
made to secure Dietz release on vari-
Gus grounds.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-20
Hats Off TO BUFFERS

The CENSOR did not mean to insinu.
ate. that Superintendent Buffers was
responsible, or that it was within his
official duty, to attempt to place the
highway north of town along county
property, in passable shape. 1t is a
satisfaction to travellers, however. to
realize that he has done so. With well
directed personal efforts, assisted by
asylum helpers, he has made a road
there infinitely better than we have
ever known it to be. To make the
right kidd Of road it raust be laid out
scientifically ard bui.ded for permancy.
Doubtless that will be done next sea-
son, when the funds voted Tor that pr
pose are available. In the interim we
say hats off to Buffers.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-20
House paints, barn paints, window
glass, putty etc, at o. Z. Davis.

schools; only one illiterate in 1850,
where we have in Wisconsin AZ in 1000
or something like So times as many.
/ expect to leave here in two or three
days when get my ''vask, and may
stop off in Hell day and write you.
From there | want to go to Stockholm
and to Finland and over into Russia
and back through Berlin and Client.
have seen only three or four warm days
in two months. 1t has rained very Of
ten and knocked me out Of seeing Kill
larney, but we have as lovely scenery
In Wisconsin as Ireland has.
c. V. PORTER.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-20

"Thelma, a romance of the North
land by Marie Corelli, dramatized by
Robert Sherman, will be at the Opera
house for one night only, Friday, Aug
ust 70. This is Norwegian tale with
dash of weird mysticism of the old
Vikings, the God Of 0din and Thor.
Giving the great scenes in the Land of
the Midnight Sun, the burning Viking
ship. the Rainbow of death, famous
Echo Cave and the Vision of the Val
kerie. Every detail perfect sad the
engagement of Thelma is announced as
one of the seasons theatrical events.
Prices for this engagement will be 35c
and Soc, and placed on sale at Lillis'
jewelry store.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-20
Short News Stories of Interest
Reporters Gongs Dongs
and Vicinity
THELAw OF CAUTION

E0AD makers must look out er
~ til sheriff II get EN- Just
let them take notice of the new
law which makes it unlawful for
any highway superintendent r
any other person having the sup
ervision of the building, rebuild
ing or repairing of any highway
to place any materials in the trav-
eled track in piles or rows without
leveling the same off before sun
set of the same day or placing up
on such piles or at both ends Of
such rows a red gas lamp or Ian
tern, lighted within one hour af-
ter sunset and containing suffici-
ent oil or fuel to keep it burning
from dark until daylight; and in
grading or repairing any highway
it is unlawful for highway sup
erintendent or any other person to
place sod or stones in the center
or tracks without rolling or other
wise bringing the same down to
smooth even surface with the re-
mainder Of such travelled track.
Any person violating any of these
provisions vii. oe punished by
fine of from 10 to 100 dollars.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-20
WHAT our sEIcHeess aaE DOING
Cuttings From the Press OF Surrounding
Towns
lFrom the Readstown rribune).

Mr.. and Mrs. James Hall returned
from the west, where they have been
visiting with their son, Willard.
George Anderson. David Barrie, T..
W. Mcdowell. Milo Sabins purchased
Kalamazoo ensilage cutters through
the agent, r. o. Brye.
Lloyd Hartly, who lives near Sylvan,
fell from the top of barn to the floor
about thirty feet below, and sustained
a broken arm and other injuries.
The young son of E. A. Silbaugh fell
from buggy and the wheel passed
over his face, taking Off eight or ten
inches of skin. His knee was also
slightly bruised whe.e it struck the
ground
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-20
THE CITY AS ENJoINED
Injunctional Proceedings Halts Side
walk Building

Feeling that the action of city in or,
dering construction of a concrete walk
along his premises, when his walk was
in a satisfactory condition, was unjust,
George w. Schroeder, by his attorney
j. Henry Bennett, applied for restrain
ing order, which was granted by S. r.
Pollard, court commissioner.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-20
Three IN One hfnnth

There will be three ecIipses from Au-
gust 81 to September 10Th, partial
eclipse of the sun on August 31st, a to-
tai eclipse of the moon on September
18th, and a partial eclipse of the sun
again on September 18th. This gives
us two eclipses Of the sun within one
month.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-20
AUTOMOBILES

Messrs Tuhus & Clark drove in from
Chicago two Paterson touring cars, 40
horse power, electric lighted, beauti-
full machines, which were taken quickly
by Henry Lindemann and Ed Wig. They
expect to bring in another carload of
the same character of cars for custom
ers.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-20
An Old Landmark for Sale

The Nuzum homestead. so long retain.
ed by the late Rev. Geo. w. Nuzum
and wife, slightly and desirable, on the
elevation just without the city limits
south, is now offered for sale. With
two houses, good barn, cistern, orchard,
located on six acres of land. For par
ticulars John (. Nuzum may he con-
sfftteA
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-20

Chester Dahl was over from Westby
on Monday. He states that their sale
of Ford cars for this season is crowd,
ing the hundred mark. They sold one
mschine each day during the first sew
enteen days of August. Drop in price
of Fords has Stimulated sale.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-20

Wait for the Yellow Fellow and the
up-to-date threshing outfit. Chas. S.
Slack & Company are better prepared
than ever to make your threshing short
and your bins full of clean grain.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-20
Assistance Much Needed

The Liberty Pole cemetery association
is badly in need of money at this time.
| have been appointed one of the col
lectors, and this is my second notice in
this paper. Please comply.
CHAs. s. SLACK.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-20
Said or Written to III. Censor

Charles E. Ward, Yates, Montana
please change my CENSOR to Glendive
from Yates, Montana. have purchased
q home here and moved my family here
for the purpose of giving the children
better school facilities. Crops are good
IN eastern Montana, and everything
looks very promising. My two Oldest
boys, Chester and Wilbur, have home
steads of 800 acres each, about sixty
i've miles west of here. The Great
Northern railway is building through
that country, so they will have town
and division point near them. All
of the Vernon county people in eastern
Montana are doing well. Most Of them
have automobiles, so the distance does
not bother them much to come to town.
Best regards to Vernon county friends. :"
]. G. Acheson, Montrose, South OAK
ota: This part of South Dakota has
been favored with good crops. We are
always glad to see the CENSOR, but
thirteen years since we left Virouua,
has made great many changes and
there has also been a good deal of
change in this country in that time.
Land values when we came here were
from Sl5 to S25 an acre, and now they
are from $50 to 500. Weather here
has been hot for the past two months,
and there seems to be no let up for il
vet -
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-20
Eor Sale

Ten acres of very productive land In
the city of Viroqua Good buildings,
well fenced, fine orchard. The crops
growing on this land win surprise you
Come and look it over.
THE VERSION COUNTY LAND Co.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-20

Larson Brothers, marblemen, have a
new Buick, fully equipped machine,
and the boys now do business and have
pleasure with the same.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-20
ROUND AND ABOUT US.

Prairie du Chen suffered a big loss
in the destruction by fire of the city
lighting system, involving a loss Of
S8, 600, on which insurance was carried
Of 81. 800. The city will be without
light for some weeks, or until a plant
can be erected and machinery installed.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-20
TOBACCO HARVEST NOW ON
Cutting and Housing Commenced in
a Small Way-Crop Making Fast

Past fortnight has been a great time
for tobacco growth, Fields that were
nothing but runt stems three weeks
ago have made growth that is almost
unbelievable. In fact crops that were
considered hardly worth paving atten-
ton to are now in fine trim and win
harvest well In limited way harvest
has commenced. About next week
something will be doing.
Up to date no buying in the field has
been attempted by either local or for
eign representatives, although there
has been not little riding through the
country districts to ascertain conditions.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-20

Venerable Joseph Goyer, pioneer ply
sician of Readstown and Viola, died at
the Milwaukee government soldiers
home. He but recently became an in
mate there, following the death of his
wife. DR.. Goyer was eighty-six years
old, had been q resident Of the Kieka.
poo territory since war days.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-20

Although Temperance community,
Coon Valley has voted wet; that is, b.
majority of 81 to II, they voted to
borrow none to install pressure wa
ter system for domestic and fire pur-
poses. The amount is So, 900, to be
borrowed from the trust funds of the
state.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-20

Bert Limoseth, who resides near
Westby, bought from Tuhas & Clark q
Buick % automobile.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-20

La Fargo Woman's Relief Corps or
gained, with our ladies' as instituting
officers. and membership of thirty
one, Mrs. Carlos Buchana as president.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-20

Ontario Beaver Colony is to hold a
big picnic on August rs, and all the
surrounding town colonies are invited
to join in the exercises.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-20

Annual Vernon County Fair it just month dis
tant From this time forward town and country peo-
pie who have desire to make of big and credit
able exhibit of the fruits of community industry and
enterprise wF join in the work at hand The general
premium list has been thoroughly revised enlarged
and liberal moneys offered will make it profitable for
those who contest for premiums In single instance
has the list been lowered upward has been the policy
In entertainment there will be no lack of clean
and credtable amusement. Horseracing has been
found out Of the question Liberal purses offered
but no race filed Instead there viii be one or two
exciting motorcycle each day, and it it believed
this will be found Of interest to the general public
A base ball tournament with many of the best
clubs in western Wisconsin contesting - four five
games will be scheduled. West Salem, La Crosse, On
tario, La Fargo, Viola, Readstown, Gays Mills Vroqua
and other Clubs will be entered for the liberal purses
A lady baloonst, to make flights aad parachute
leaps each day, will be something unusual for county
fairs. This alone viii be worth the price of admission
A free Negro minstrel show will be on each day.
Then there will be Japanese performers, swings, and
many other things to entertain YOU
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-20

Call and get our prices and we win
get your business. John E. Mum &
Son Lumber Co.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-20

At La Crosse, Mrs Bartl Jansky,
aged Sc, is dead and her jaughter-in-
law, Mrs. Frank Jansky, is dying from
poisoning believed to have resulted
from eating toad-stools in a mess of
mushrooms.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-10-08
Reapiaiscesces Of
The Frontier Days

The Man Who Go, His: One cola.
Portable afternoon IN 1876 when
Dcadwood was 10 raw that Its boar'l
walls shown like carbunclc on II
niggcr's heel In tho brilliant sunlight
and threw back the fresh scent 81
th. odorifcrous pine strange look.
Ing Individual came looping down the
riddle OF the main street. with tow
~ digs he was trailing two formid.
able looking stx-shOotcrs which
came hopping along on the grounl
like 20 many chuckawallas seeking
shelter. II was evident Mt glance
that the stranger was no chccchaks
or honcyu.kcr but had Ease 80
wcat h.r-staincd that he looked like
Pluto indian. lie turned into u
cory corner where the red liquor was
sold and Calamity Jane. SlanctnI
over her glass OF shandy:aif. was tho
fi,si To recognize him. Well. II y
amt old sagcbr,ish Bill. sh. said
"and he Is regular old kiotc from
the burnt pines"
80,
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bawlcd out for everybody to chase III
10 tn. bar and liquor. a few OF the
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The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-10-08
Arraya in Line
for Coming Bout

AbuIucrumc. n. NJ, Oct. s.
Fighting Juan Aiiaya. the tough lit
tie Indian from the banks Of the kaw
acompan MED by Mike Baca. the pride
Of Santa Fee. have arrived In AIbu-
aucrouc. Ana,a. who IL to meet
Harry Schafer In the main bout Mt the
New Mexico Athletic clubs all star
entertainment Mt the Elks' theater
Thursday night. declares he was new
or better in his young life and Is
extremely confident that he carries
the winning punch and Of his ability
to dispose of the doughty Schafer be-
fore the end OF the tenth round.
The schafer fans. however. are from
Joplin. too, and will have to be shown
the betting now being even money
with plenty Of Schafer cash in sight.
Al all events It is safe to predict that
the local fans as well Us the fair Wis
itors, will be given a good run for
their money.
Az result of yesterdays battle
in the Junrez bull ring It Ia not i'm
probable that Harry Atwood will be
substituted for Kid Payo as an OPP
poncnt for Mike Baca in the semi-
windup. Director Levy Of the New
Mexico Athletic club has wired to
FL Psso for particulars OF yesterdays
fight. It Is announced IN the press
dispatches that Atwood was given ths
decision hut there II mention Of dis
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-10-08
CARDUl WORKED
like A CHARM
Alser operatIoa Failed b 1elp
Cs1dm Worked Like . Charm.

Jonesville, 8. CT suffered with
womaniy trouble" writes Mrs. J. 3.
Kendrick, in = letter from this place.
and at times, I could not bear to stand
o. my test The doctor said would
mover b any better, and that I would
have to have an operation. or I would
have . cauccr.
went to the hospital. and they opef.
sted on me. but got no bettcr. They
aid medicines would do mo no good.
and I thought would have to die.
At last tried Cardui. and began to
Improve. 20 I continued using It. Now.
I am we'll, and can do my own Work.
I don't feel any pains.
Cardui worried like charm.
There must DO merit In this pureI!
vegetable. tonic remedy. for women
Cardui-for It has been in successful
use for more than TO years. for the
treatment OF womanly weakness and
disease.
ipleass try It. for your troubles.
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