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PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received A.
,ne Ornce OF the Bureau OF Standards, De-
Until O'Clock p m. Thursday January Z
ID and then opened. for furnishing the ma
the construction. equipment completion and
aelvery OF Railroad Track Scale Testing
equipment, for fixed sum. delivered 10 A
autnorfzed representative OF the Bureau ~
standards at its place Of construction Tha
Bureau reserves the right to reject or accent
sny DID or 70 reject all bids received and 20
waive any defects Form Of proposals. and
turner particulars or Information showing
what - required. can be had by appIyin. 20
the above Ofdcs ~
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Vital Records.
Births.

6llInS.
Edwin H. and Marjorie 6. Pilson. girl.
Robert y. and Bessie r. Stimnlel. girl.
Ernest and Cora Il. Hodge. boy.
Arthur r. and Rachel e. Page. girl.
Jesse Z. and Alice L. Pope, boy.
Chester D. and Vera Mann, boz.
George W and Florence Moran, girl
Isowder Z. and Henrietta r Midget SRI.
John y. and Margaret l.. koerner, boy.
William and Mary Hamilton. boy.
Charles Z and Dorothy z. Gordon, boy.
Alfred b. and Mary y. Gsrges, boy.
G. ". and Mary Dom. girl.
G. T.. and Ellen Chandler. girl
Alexander c. and Elizabeth Chadwick, girl.
Philander p. and Mary II. ClaJton. hoy.
Joseph w and Marcia c. Cotter, jr.. boy.
Jacob and Fanny Bernstein, girl.
Charles G. and Catherine J. Achstetter, boy.
Luther and Julia Young. boy
Ernest and Josephine Fussel, girl
William and Lucille Butler. boy.
Stanley and Nettie Johnson, boy.
George i. and Pauline Webster. boz.
George T. and Edna v. Cliff, boy.
William II. and Mauds z Rackey. boy.
James A. and Blanche l.. Ready. boy.
John J. and Elizabeth X Moore. boy.
Edward p. and Lulu NJ Jenkins, girl
Walter L. and Georgia r. Furbershaw, boy.
Warren T. and Ellanor NJ. Ferguson, boy.
William E. and Sallie Robinson. boy.
Robert and Corrine Hewitt, boy.
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Army and Navy
ARMY.

ARMY.
Col HENRY O. :. HEISTAND, alju-
tant general, TO Chicago. Central
Department. as adjUtant. relieving
Major JOSEPH 2. TRACY, adjutant
general
Lieut. Col EDMUND NJ. BLAKE,
Coast Artillery Corps. = detailed as
Observation-Disclosures of the coast ar
tillery militia of Rhode Island.
Lieut.. Col. EDMUND NJ BLAKE.
Coast Artillery Corps, placed on the
list of detached officers December
10. and Lieut. Col. GEORGE w.
GATCHELL, Coast Artillery Corps.
removed.
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Burns Hurt in Fall.

CHEYENNE. Wyo.. Dec. h-Tommy
Burns former heavyweight champion
plEilist, was severely injured today by
81 tall IN "A Pullman car. near Casper,
Nyo. In the darkness Burns stumbled,
visiting his left arm and wrcnchinS his
side. II is thought the ex-cha.npion will
- asE21ed In the hospital several days.
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Funerals
Dr., Albert F. A. King.

Funeral services for DR.. Albert F.
\. King will be held at his late resi-
dent. 1915 Massachusetts avenue, to-
morrow AT o'clock. Interment will be
private. Dr. King. who was the son Of
the late Dr. Edward and Louisa Free
E1an King, of B'ackthorn. OxfOrdshire,
England died of heart failure yesterday.
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Mrs. Mary A. Hermann.

The funeral of Mrs. Mary a Hermann.
widow Of John A. Hermann. is TO take
place from her late residence, IS Flor
ida avenue northeast. tomorrow at 80
q clock. Services viii be held at the
Zion Lutheran Church, Sixth and p
streets northwest, at 2 o'clock. inter
nsnt viii be made in Rock Creek Gene
ferv
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CHICAGO, Ill,
Dec. 13. - Pastor
Russ ell delivered
an address today
at the Chicago
Temple, taking for
his text, The in
habitants OF the
earth have been
made drunk win
the wine OF ne her
fornication. -keS-
eiation xiv:S;; XVIII;
xviii:3. -.
He explained that
the revelation de
cIares itself to be
a book of symbols.
The woman of the
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Mrs. Emma L. Heyl.

arrangements are being made for the
I-+-S-ral OF Mrs. Emma L. Heyl, who
O. 81 at Chestnut Lodge Sanitarium, yes
tsrday. Mrs Heyl was the widow Of Or.
Theodore c. Heyl, L. s. \.
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Urges Fewer Churches.

That there should be fewer and
rheaper churches. with a merger OF
r-auy congregations, is the belief or DR..
r. Granger. At the Gunton-Te nple
D. lemorial Presbyterian Church last
4. reuirg, DIR. Granger declared there is
20 strong a feeling for expensive build
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Gel. Walter L. Finley, U. S. A.

Following funeral services at St
Johns Episcopal Church, tomorrow sf-
terloon at = o'clock. the body of Col.
Walter /. Finley, L. s. A, will be in
tered in Arlington Cemetery. Colonel
Finley died at the Walter Reed Hospi-
tai yesterday.
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ALL ABOUT ANTICHRIST.

Who is this strange character!
When did he come? Where is he?
These and many relative questions
which have puzzled thinkers for
several centuries are satisfactorily
and Scripturally answered under the
caption. The Man Of sin" In Pas
tor Russell's S70-page volume, which
will be sent You postpaid upon re-
c.irts of &c in stamps with this
coupon Address International Bible
Students association. l. Hicks ST.
Brooklyn. y. Y.
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Deaths.

Serene A. Payne. IL years. the Portland.
Robert Williams, tr., % years, S1ii Mt. Pleas
ant street.
Annie Newman % years. sibley Hospital.
Kate $ Patten. IS years. lib Girard street
northwest
John r Deering. Is years. Government Hos
pital for the Insane.
James Ballenser. months, Children's Hos
pital
JOHN II. Bri.coe. % years. Washington Ary-
Ium Hospital.
Lucy H Williams. 20 years. 13s Wyoming
avenue.
Martha Pickens. . years. 1893 v street
northwest.
Sarah Champ. IS years. Washington Asylum
Hospital.
Ruth Brookin.. s months. SIS sesvers court
northwest
Mary Miilett. 70 years. III oren street
northeast.
Randolph Reh. IS years. Washington Asylum
Hospital.
Eugene winslow Watson, 70 years. 14s7
Twenty-frst street northwest.
Elizabeth .. Garst, 50 years. 1854 Columbia
road northwest
Frederick Nesbitt. IS years. Freedmen's Hoe
pital
John Anderson. Is years. Freednen's Hos
pical.
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The Rev. Samuel Saunders.

The Rev. Samuel Saunders, former
pastor Of the Second Baptist Church Of
his city, is dead at Charlottesville, Va
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HIGHEST CASH prices paid for w,rn CLOTH
ing: sither ladies' or Gentleiner'l: send pos-
tai. will call Il. TARSHES. LSOs it'll 81 ~
" Phone Solth <Ss
wAETED-Furaiture for casn Sell your
Goods 10 the man who gives the nost
money. See HOLLYWOOD. sth and X
vICTROI.A and records; must be In sood
shape. Cleveland t97.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-14
Nations Are Drunk
With False Doctrines
The Bibles Portrayal of Our Day

Mixed Wines Most interchangeable Golden Wine Cup
of the Bble-The Maddenng Draft-Some Crazed
One Way, Some Another-America Not Exempt
FeveriShly Mad AlSo-Sobering Experiences Terrible
The Only Alternative MesSiah's Kingdom.
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IN MEM0RIAM

tNotices for this column arc acospted At 50
cents 6at either prose 90 poetry. In case no
tice does not exceed ten Inca. Add 10 cents
for each line In ,ess Of tsn.b
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FOR RENT-H0USES
Unfurnished.

s. X NV. 6r......$3l.5o ii2i9 nv, sr....sS so
IN. n M Or "a ,el4is VI NV, ST.. 80. 80
9343 18th NV, Or $50
81 M. aN' hN'T. -'.'Vll1ili3 Sth NV, Or. go
sra 9TH NV, ST.. n 5Ols3u 18th NV. Sr.. %. %
So Newton nw..7r Is 0OlSl3 Linworth sw.1 1854
la I. NV. St.. Is % $40 I'D NV. sr.... IL 80
20 Kenyon NV. ar 40 25is 6th NV, b.. 1850
423 NV. 5r...... II 81 ST Golden sw. Sr 10. 20
ia y Sc. IT,. l0.5l Rr 1923 NV. Ar ?.00
% Bls gdens NV. 4r SIS i243 Half sw.. Or. SD
i72ia Gluk's NV, 4r SO.l.13 Pleasant sw. lr 80
z Col Ter. ir... 10 23S Howison sw,5r I.OO
3Z9 . sw.. 4r...... So lt27 Seaton ne. r. 80
lj6 Francis Sc, ir SIS lt.22 LIST sw., ir... 500
STABLES
RI. 500 Nd. av.sw. SIS 0yfRr 1905 r d2 %
Rr s29l5 Md. vsw 5.5dRr l34 l. nw...... zoo
STORES
2343 18th NV. Or. SIS 50l52S Benning ne. So "
4@ V NV, r.. 20 00l10o4 4th Sc, 6r.... 10
A 8. CAYWOOD. 9I5 ". Y. ave. NV. NIlO
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Marriage Licenses.

George ". Carney and Marie Z. Hayzel. of
Washington.
Bedrich Kucera. Of Chicago. and Rose Bretn-
Wiser. of Washington.
John p Sieber. OF Rosslyn. Va. and Mar
garet Wardell. OF Washington.
William E. johnson and Amelia r. Brown.
of Warrington
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FOR RENT--R00MS
Furnished.

la,h ST y. W. 72o-Niccly furnished. well
floor.
l. ST. y. W. sz7-Two veII-hcated rooms
in Quiet home; all ccnveniences: s. and IS
pr month. Phone North 4.SI-W.
THIRD ST. y. W. I26-Largc. warm. corner
bsyNindow rooms. kitchcnette II desired.
business center. 6argain TO good tenant. 1'
Eth ST y. w 7a6-Two COMMUNICATIVE
well furnished rooms; complete / h. X. s.
per week; other rooms. 3, 50 week: trans
tents accommodated.
PA. AVE. y. w. ieo9-Two rooms complete.
ly furnished. steam, gas range sink. porch.
janitor.
4th ST. y. W. S23Jz-Nevly Furnished room;
of hSaue'"e"; well heated opposite Pension
=
Eth ST. y. W. S26-Facing Raleigh Hotel,
clean front rooms. steam heated, 81. 80
week up; select table board.
G ST. n. w. 4os-Bsck parlor, other rooms:
running water: sl.50 per week.
9Th ST. n. W. 715-Two fine convenient light
housekeeping rooms; light and heat; fur
nished: $50 per month.
18th ST. ". w.-wen furnished rooms. with
Phone Main soST 1.
ST. y. w, 5o9-Thr.e furnished o. two
uniurnished rooms. !. h. k IL
" ST. y. w. 100 Overlooking Thomas
circle lstm-Large newly furnished rooms,
an 'front.'; suitable for two: also email rooms;
every convenience. Phone North s5i4.
X ST. n. W. soa-Iarso third floor front
room $40 month: also I'd floor hall room.
1879 NEWTON ST. y w.-Threo bright,
neatly furnished rooms; single Or IN suite;
private family; breakfast optional. Col.
PA. AVE. N w. l2Os-Beautifui warm.
sunny; hot water always; rates Tor winter.
OPP Raleigh. No car fare. 10
ioth ST. N. W. 1sZ5-warT1 coy room in
nome OF refined people: steam heat s. IL
Unfurnished.
FoUR-ROOM FLAT. bath, % Cvhitel: &
room fiat. bath. SO (white); single room,
SEQ. eoas 7th n. W. 1.
r ST. y. w, I2Os-Tuo COMMUNICATING
rooms over Rice's Studio. /.
Furnished or Unfurnishpd
A ST. s. e. I'll G.incoln 3s4s1-Beautjfui
rooms, N.bO up: housekeeping permitted:
refined. comfortable home.
ROOMS AND BOARD
sos l. ST. y. w.--Large front room, with
board; suitable for two: reasonable.
sth ST. y. w. S34-Rooms and board $
week; table board. $50: o'clock breakfast
P ST " w. 5Ii-WeIl heated room with
plain but plentiful board: s. weekly; also
small sinsle room; 81; Virginia home. 10
18th ST. y. w. IIOs-Nicely furnished rooms;
excellent board home cooking: very r-a-
sohable. Phone North aos7. l.
FOR SALE-MISCElLANEOUS
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Religionists Also Awakening

As for religion, those awakened reject
the major part of the creeds of the
past, yet carefully cling to any rights
or privileges which those false doc
trines conferred. Thus. the Divine
ShtS OF kings, mobiles, princes and
governments. and rites and ceremonies,
civil and ecclcs ssticaI, are firmly
clutched and held high above the people
in the interests of the rulers This Is
the secret Of the willingness of earthly
kings financ al princes and subservient
relig .onists TO engage in the present
horrible strife. The argument with all
is that the end justihes the means. The
ends sought are commercial supremacy
p :litical supremacy. and. inc dentaliy
the religious systems are praying for
the various contestants, whom they
have long taught 10 believe that they
are Gods Kingdoms, guided by Divine
Wisdom.
God no longer restraints these; HIS
time has come that iniquity should
end: that the Harlot SYSTEMS should
make manifest that none Of them IS
the Bride OF Christ; and that eartE's
thus make ready for tho true King
dom OF .God-the Reign of Christ and
II Church. gloriaed la the First
Resurrection.
The war is sure to thoroughly
awaken the world. and the madd ening
the entire human family. As they
realize how they were drugged with
false doctrines. the majority will lose
faith In everything. Pandemoniu.n
will result as the Bible portrays-
anarchy.
Many. realizing conditions to some
extent. earnestly a 5vocate "A reforma-
ton in the churches. a laboring for
social betjerments, etc. But il il too
late. Jeremiah 5l:9D The Lord de-
clsres that the Present Order-eccles-
iastlcal heavens and social earth-will
pass away utterly in great symbolic
agratiOn-ansrchy and that the
New Order will be the desire OF all
new heaven the glori-
fed Church. and "a new earth" new
social oTder-the worlds only hope.
Surely il behooves every child Of
God to stand free from Babylon, as a
true overcomer OF the world and its
spirit To others, loving righteous
ness. but not consecrated. two courses
are open. The better one is a full
conservation TO the Lord; the other
less satisfactory. is an endeavor to
live justly. truthfully.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Office We are listing and selling bus
places worth while: Overcharges: all
transactions confidential. YOUR place adver-
fore listing No place TOO large or tho small
Tor VI 10 handle Call. write. or phone
MARSHALL Bus BROKERS' 9i2 y Y av
BEST on our list. lunchroom. rent stands
nothing clearing $50 month. price riEht:
roomins and boarding house, income ST. 100
month asking Si.5OO. drug store, corner y.
E. terms on 81. 90: confectionery. corner
oposite school rent Sc, 3 rooms: theater on
18th 81. and many other good places at right
prices.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 1873 =.
FINE CHANCE for a good buyer. a grocery
store in Puhurhs: horse. vagon and lAtures,
$40: inventory stock: selling Out Oh account
Of Illness. Apply l+l5 II St y. l..
S. 60 WILL BCK well established trans
fer and storsgS business; opportunity Tor
a live man. BOX &c, Times Office 10
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$50 MI. AVE-. y. Us rooms tiled bath,
hot-Water heat h4-dwou1 Ir.m e.ec rtc
Al. s-,s llsht. Nurn OF two stree =. t.gatcI
At nisht ON easy terms. see owner. JAS.
c. NEALoN, ~ 9Th 81 y. Z.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

APPRENTICES TO learn French dresscut-
ting, dresSmaLlng. designing. and millinary ;
good positions furnished af.er learning. NEW
YORK MILLINERY ACADEMT. lll5 - st
HEAD LAUNDRESS-To 20 South. BUR-
CESS HOTEL AGENCY. SOC 10Th y W
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the chief element Of Godlikeness bt
irG understood to be love.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

NICE HOME To COIORED PURCHASER
Near Gov Print office; s-roonl and hath
brick: no cash required. $50 monthly. Fur
Their Information and key at q x ST. v e
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FOR RENT-STABlES

TAPGF, ,vo-story brick stable: water; sewer:
concrete floor: wide alley: floor space 800
80 II: near Union Station: only s.
CAYwOOD & GARRETT. Isl y. \. we
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18Th ST. y. W. 12o-NiCcly furnished. We
Kept room In steam heated apartment
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-12

ing the last few hours of the de-
Tense of Antwerp, according to refu-'
gees who arrived here tonight. It
was reported in the city that he had
sustained flesh wound.
Those who had fled from the city
told a graphic story of the forts last
desperate stand against the German
guns. The Belgian garTisons with
drew, fighting desperate rear guard
actions, spiking their guns as they
departed, and in some instances
blowing up the Notifications. The
city itself had capitulated earlier.
Those from Antwerp now here
agree that tremendous damage has
been done the Belgian city. Scores,
if not hundreds of nOn-cOmbatants-
residents of the city who chose to re-
main despite the Germans warning
of a general bombardment-are bur
led beneath the ruins of their homes,
Ieveled by the great German siege
guns projectiles.
Petrograd.-Further advance of
Russian troops through Galicia and
Bukowina was announced in war
office statement today. The general
staff has decided for the present to
withhold details of the fighting in
this neighborhood, from which it is
concluded that an important coup is
impending. In pursuance of this pol
icy of secrecy, no hint of the Ioca-
ton of the cavalry engagement in
which Prince Oleg, son of the Grand
Duke Constantine, was wounded in
the leg, has been given.
Officially the situation in East
Prussia is unchanged.
Paris.-An official list of the cas-
ualties from yesterdays serial raid
by German taubes, issued today,
showed four killed and twenty in
jured, some seriously. Three of the
incendiaTy bombs dropped on the
cathedral of Notre Dame did not ex-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-12

STINGETH LIKE AN ADDER
THAT woman can do anything
with figures"
What is she, a bookkeeper?"
mo; q dressmaker. !
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RosendaaI Via Hague)-Upon re-
quest of German forces of occupation
at Antwerp, the Belgian authorities,
headed by Burgomaster Jan De Vos,
have undertaken to continue civil
government of city.
Paris.-A Naples dispatch says that
20 Italian transport ships, heavily es-
coTted by an Italian naval fleet, sailed
today to bring back the Italian troops
now in TTipoli and Cyrenaica. Their
place will be taken by a volunteer
corps just formed in Italy.
Although the return of troops from
Lydia is ostensibly due to the fact
that their term of enlistment has ex-
pired, the movement is universally
accepted in Italy as another one of
the steady preparations being made
by the Italian government for event.
ual participation in the present war.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-12
BASEBALL NEEDS Elm

The big dance at Mr.. Andr
Lakes Saturday night was a swell
fair. The noise was furnished
Peters, the bone man.-Drain cor
NOnpareil.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-06

Hudson Ice cream company will
have their ice cream wagon on the
street every afternoon. with ice
cream butter. buttormilk. Look for
the yellow wagon. adv
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-10

Wilson in his Mexican policy. and de.
plored the attitude Of their governor.
Every day that passed without inter
vention was tribute 10 the work the
president and secretary of state were
doing. he said.
''The logic OF American critics is pc
culiar,' he added "They would stop
bloodshed with war. Bad rs present
conditions in Mexico are, they would
be hundred times worse If we should
90 20 war there.
Texans on the border had assured
him. Senator Sheppard declared, that
there was no excitement except in the
Imagination Of the governor. aud that
they we've dealing with both sides ncross
the border in commercial ventures win
out difficulty as long as they kept 70
their own affairs The portion Of tho
population along tho border. which was
American only in name, and was re-
sponsible for all Of the tales OF out
RACES. he said. actually takes no in.
terest in any policies, American or
Mexican. and are herded to the polls
evcry two wears by INSCRIPTIONS pon-
ticians. "aud 7 believe that the ma.
ioritv Of Americans believe, continued
the Texas senator, ''thst If this matter
is left 10 President Wilson he vii md
q wav out without war. We viii pray
that the foolhardiusss Of adventurous
men and scheming politicians VIII not
drive us into war
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-10
|MUNSEY WILL HAVE
TO SERVE HIS TIME
Supreme Court Refuses to
Review the Conviction in
the Dynamite Cases.

WASHINGTON. March o.-The final
chapter IN the iron workers campaign to
destroy open shops" with dynamite and
nitro glyccrin vas written today by tho
supreme court IN refusing 10 review the
penltentiary sentences imposed upon
Frank VI. Ryan. president OF the Inter-
ma tional Association OF Bridge and Struc-
tural Iron Workers. and twenty three OF
tho associations members.
Senator Kern, leading counsel for the
iron workers al their trial at indianapolis,
stated after the supreme courts action
that no did not contemplate appealing TO
vlctcd men. a pardon alone stands be-
tween them and the Denitentiary. Solicl-
tor General Davis probably will request
the court tomorrow To ce-.ss= Its action
To the United States circuit court Of ap
pcalS al Chicago,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-10
THIS NEW MEDICINE
SAVES YOU MONEY

We arc druggists right here in YOUR
lo"n and make living out Of the drug
business. but II is because people have
10 have drugs and not because we like
20 see people suiTer-wc don I. Our
duty Is 70 lcnder the best service we
can, and when someone l. ailino we
arc interested IN seeing them take the
hc1t medicine there il for their par.
iicuiar trouble. We don Z recommend
cure alls. rs we don Z belicye there
arc such things. We don I want YOU 20
:peDd more than YOU have 10. Some OF
you get small wages. and when YOU re
SEX none at all, and YOU should get
tHe mcst you can tor your money.
We recently came across a new rem
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up people who are rundown and ema-
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YOU money in the end. This new cor,
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u real uerve-food tonic and builder
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