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stan ~. ihs fine. white formulated
sugar. Ole. Stall 70. fresh pastcurizci
milk &C. qt. ao IT. stall 1874. fresh
creamery butter. sac H.. he zoe Stall
1911 mild FUN cream cheese. tgc 10. stall
~. our own cburninV ~ butter goc ~
stalls 4.ta. local rhuhnrh lbs 100
stall 9. mustard sardinoa Tor 400 stall
81. raisins CO. lb 100 baking soda. &c.
Stall 1908. 2ar can imported peas. tSc
N'nil 1895. pure virgin olive OH. 6ec at
stan 1907 picked spare ribs 100 10
stall 49, shnd. goo each. salmon trout 2
lbs csc. stan o.. cor bottle extract.
i5c; lhH spaghetti. c5c. ErapoIuicc. zoe
bottle Grocotoria, pink salmon, Sc can.
SAT-. Be- sack stan o. shoes rcsolod. soc
20 TGc
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At Lcslio's . cans corn peas. beans or
tomatoes Coo. stall &C. hams lee ana
use 3d.. bacon. 100 DO stall Co. Wlnesap
apples 800 por box delivered. Yakima
Gem potatoes, 81 90 por sack, delivered
aoedicss grapefruit. Z FOR t0c' stalls
2i-2s. putcnt flour. St35 per sack. de-
rVrrcd lhg sugar. Gcc. 81 90 sack. DO
uvcred best milk. $40 case. delivered
stalls iip-12b, choico pork steak ltc
no No 1 bacon. goo No.. choice stcak.
ibo M Stall g. 7 lbs sugar. SOC. with
600 order; asparagus. . cans g6c
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BUSINESS BEST IN YEARS,
SAYS SECRETARY REDFIELD

WAsHtNGTON. May 2.-"UncIe
Sam. manufactures. 81 trying 10
take care " more orders than he is
physically equipped 10 I'm"
Except FOR the foregoing condi-
ton, commerce, foreign and domeR.
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So Home, Sweet
Home Is Natural

CHICAGO. May $50 that her
husband VIII not miss his way when
he returns from the grave. Mrs. Liz
zie Wilson, reincarnationist, viii
not wash her windows. She says
hubby remembers them dirty.
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MISS AGNES CAMPBELL.
Short Hllls Vassar graduate.
Formerly field organizer Of the
Women's Political Union OF
Now Jersey. Direct descend
ant OF Ell Yale. who gave land
and money 20 found Yale uni
yersi;y Now organizer for the
New Jersey branch OF the Con-
Eresslonal Union.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
MRS. ROBERT BAKER,
Washington Press chairman
81 the Suffrage Special"
Treasurer OF the District OF
Columbia branch. Descended
from a long line OF army and
navy men. among them Gen.
Nathaniel Greene and Commo-
dore oliver Hazard Perry.
MISS EDITH GoODE. Wash
ington. Graduate OF Smith col.
lege. Officer OF the District OF
Columbia branch Of the Con-
sumers' league. Officer OF the
Washington. D. c.. branch OF
the Woman's Peace party.
MISS WiNlFRED MALLON,
Washington. Special press
correspondent.
OHIO
MRS. CYRUS MEAD, Day
ton. Chairman Of the Ohio
branch Active In phllanthropic
and social service work. Mem
Der press committee. Suffrage
Special"
DELAWARE
MRS. FLORENCE BAYARD
HlLLES. New Castle. Chair
man of the Delaware branch.
Daughter Of the late Thomas
=. Bayard, secretary OF state
IN President Cleyeland's cab.
met and our first ambassador
10 England. Mrs. Hilles Is a
great sportswomnn and lover OF
dogs and horses. She holds
many golf and tennis cham
pionships.
IONNtC iCOT
MRS. W. u. ASCoUGH. Hart
ford Chairman OF the Con-
necticut branch. Formerly
Miss Lillian Mattice OF Chi
cago. n famous singer.
MARYLA AND
MRS. TOWNSEND SCOTT.
Baltimore. Chairman OF the
Maryland branch. Direct de-
scendaut OF Lord Dorsey. who
was given a grant OF land by
Lord Baltimore in 1884.
MASSACHUSETTS,
MRS AGNES II. MOREY.
Brookline. Chairman OF the
Massachusetts, branch. De
scended from Ahner Hosmer.
the second man TO fall in the
Revolutionary war. and from
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aA-Houses for Sale
s ACRES. on INTTRrRnAN
VALLEY LANpi BUILDINGS

This place has been under lease.
but would now prefer 90 cell
rather than tie property up.
Every foot ~ place level. rich
valley lard fhnrouFhly I'm
proved ground has been culti-
waited this spring. and VIII start
putfinF ln crops ueNf week
small hourr. uuthuildinFH. an
fenced close 90 station. willing
10 allow responsible people 60
take slare on small cash rav-
merf providing party has had es-
perirnce farming easy monthly
or yearly terms on balance In
qulre 1o1 Sew York Block
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Hard Luck When
Alarm Clock Dies

CHICAGO. May William L
Caldwell explained the fact that he
was two hours late in getting to
work by saying his rooster. which
called him az O'Clock each morn
ing. had died.
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CLOTHING
ACREAGE FOR SALE
nr,ufIrrL ynw AcnrAor

- Kirkland. firo view - Seattle.
rsw cottage. we'll. rtrs large
tract. fronting go feot on good
road ON idoai place fnr poultry.
berries md vegetables and enay
walk 20 ferry nr Anderson wharf
Price ta-t. terms $50 cash. SO
monthly Take Kirkland boats
~ Madison park direct 90 Burke
a Farrars office IN Kirkland
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NEW YORK

NE" YUM
MISS LUCY BURNS. Brook.
Ign Vice chairman ~ the Con-
Frcssional Union for Woman
Suffrage Graduate Of Vassar
college. Did POSTGRADUATE work
az Yale and az the University
81 Bonn. Germany Commander.
in-chief ~ the Suffrage Spe.
cial
MRS HARRoT STANTON
HLATCH. New York City. For.
merly president Of the Won.
EMS Political Union ~ New
York. Political chairman Of
tho Congressional union Mrs.
Batch IL the daughter OF Eriz.
abeth CHdy Stanton. one OF the
pioneers OF the movement. and
~ Henry Brewster Stanton.
secretary Of the Worlds Anti
Slavery convention In London,
1870 Descended from Robert
Livingston. slgncr 81 the Dec
laration Of Independence, and
and from Col Livingston. Of
WaHhlngton's staff. who. IN
command AZ West Point. drove
away II. ". s Vulture when Il
came up the Hudson for Major
Andre.
MRS. JOHN ROGERS. New
York City. wife % the well.
known surgeon 81 New York
city. Chairman OF the National
Advisory Council OF the Con.
grcsslonal Union. Descended
from John Alden and Miles
standlsh. and from Roger
Sherman. one OF the signers OF
the Declaration OF Independ.
ence. A Colonial Dame.
MISS HELEN TODD. New
York city Graduate OF Kirk
land school Post. graduate
work AZ the Chicago university
and University OF Wisconsin.
Studied IN Sweden and nj
Paris and Berlin Settlement
worker. Formerly a factory
inspector In Chicago. Success.
ful worker for much social
service legislation At pres.
ent. secretary 81 the lnterna-
tional Child Welfare league.
MISS ANNA CONSTABLE.
New York City. Socially prom.
incnt and active IN suffrage
work. Llreally descended
from the constable who wrote
the rough draft OF the protest
60 George H. against the
Stamp Act.
PENNSYLVANIA
MISS ELLA RIEGEL, nryn
Mawr. Member Of the nation.
al legislative committee Of the
Congressional Union. Business
manager OF the Suffrage Spe.
cial
MISS CAROLINE KATZEN.
STEIN. Philadelphia. Formerly
corresponding secretary OF the
PENNSYLVANIA Woman Suffrage
association. Member Of press
committee OF Suffrage Spe-
cial."
NEW JERSEY
MISS JULIA HURLBUT,
M0rristown. Vice president
New Jersey branch OF the Con
grcssional Union. 4 descendant
from Deborah Sampson. who
did her bit" In the revolution.
airy war. serving thru three
campaigns and achieving the
rank OF colonel before her sex
was discovered. Formerly vice
president of tho Women's 20.
litical Union OF New Jersey.
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:, II - IFTN rafaT1rTs No
Naisf FREE. postpaid. wnheut
eHAFF~ o. request Thi. eassinrus 4.
- rorn uisfe snd Pail ~ surs~ssi8ns ina,
ns can order &c easily from Il az n
,nr a. ~ material n our sfsr.
We ruarsnfs~ sasa deliver pfr .s..s
Prompt shipments
. n WILLIAMS 20.
a" VAN 1917 ists FIRST Ave
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NEW JERsEY


butter. sbc n. N, 100; guaranteed
eEEs $50 doE dog $50
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25-Spiritual Mediums

MMr auNsHiNE Noted card. reader
tth Pine. over raudy store. stc. zee
GIFTED eiairsoysnt ana paimlst. tita
~ SsS~-~~~
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MADAM klRl
The wonderful
EGYPTIAN
PERPENDICULAR

Reads your head last
ss "a Indicates fron
ths cradle 60 grave
What business raa
are adapted sar.
when ard whom
ycu viii marry get
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49, AHN explains love affairs anf fam
~ tfnuhlss. Feuritss ths separated. etc
eahHfartlna guarautrei Or No charge
70 on" IN trouble turned away. mansy
or no money, Permanently located At
sts trinn 81
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ADALlNE LLOYD

Others come and so. but for 20 years
Adaiipo Lloyd has been seattio'a phrenol.
ogiai and business adviser In all affairs
Of life. al Union. Apt r. Elliott
sb7A Special this week. coo.
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| lHI0I|

4 Seattle
4 shaw. II
Raymond
4 ucfvor.
4 Ounninxt|
\ BROOKS |
0riEni. .
4 More. ~
Goldman.
/ Ro&. y
srneGoi4
Il Total
sBattss
Great |
FteA II
Hurley. i
Bennett.
ffnelsmal
Chick. ~
Kriiiay.
IIaworth.
HMlsy.
White. y
Tota,
Score b |
SEATTLE
Grsat IA
Surnms
Brooks. n
bAe--Kii
~ Whit
White Il
Rose d.
White 10
: hours
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i9--M.lle Help Wanted

WANTED 500 MrN 20 come ta
the bargain Store. go ocri.
dental ave rarner Matr and
$50 The many bargains in cloth
Ing. shoes tools guns trunks
suit cases handbrrr f~wsirr
hardware. musical Instruments
camping Alaska and fshinE
outfits 10 NOT delay. come
down 81 once We buy srii
exchange Phone Main 1891.
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26-For Rent Furnished

ron hALE ~ oauaf. modern room
tunFaiau ana sleeping porch net ana
c1i1 aafrf iu EafaHs Must cell Price
ttf0e 500 ttth O. Aofth itts
slcE new fefnist-d eamp 81 ballard
Nrarh Wii cell reasonable ~ terms
rhors East 400
s.HooN furnished honss on car Un-
quarter hrfo EArdea space. chicken
house tItQ Hainief tgsM
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THE PHONE
SEATTLE ,~N,tsp MAIN
STAR sss~ss $500
WANT AID RATES

One cent word per insertion.
SIX times FOR the price ~ five.
Coupon hooks-One hundred iiues#
20 be used as desired-fA 90.
Help and situation ads. cnr. hnlf rate
Funeral Notices .....,.,..t..,,.s see
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S-For Sale Miscellaneous

sAsH AND poons
Mafs - our nvn mill SOFA Win cur
Enarsntrs % rusittY er money tsek
rlipp~a 70 any one. anruhsrs one
price % everybody. which "a aiuav.
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22-Penals Sittntinn
77P Personals

ANY CSE Oowine TIE whersaE0ufs Of
William HeAliiH'r, Iaborer. formerly
Using 90 the Eieln Hotel Seattle. nna
who formerly came from ucur Hauy-
money ireland. viii ~ him favor ty
notifying Bronson. Robinson E Jaura
Coiman Building Seattle. Waahiagton
or Thomas TnRRart Solicitor BHily-
money. ireland
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LEON

PHIL
lie Tho
for Ben
their sin
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW

TTTssrf-T- FaPRFiT--Iss ntk
General practice estates. isws nnshsra
sns wife consultation IRE hl.tett ~
TT scHorr ~ nevr. nifE Iot 10
ave CONSULTATION FRkk cont
eertiai. fsws husband sra Wis., sTa'
.r,f practice fr~s rfeferafs
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FINE LAND FOR YOU

FINE LAND FOR YOU
Large tracts. very tost soiIi raise any.
thing. well settled district. 70 miles
north ~ city. IN interurhan sleB,
only $40 down and g. a month Soc
splendid photos I'm our office Of land
and improved places.
HAMPTON DREW COMPANY
OH American Bank Eidg Elliott zoos
3 MINUTES FROM THis OFFICE
ACRE. $3.50
Easy Terms. Discount FOR Cash
~ blocks from lake. grand view. This
viii make Ideal domestic, fishing.
boating hnd bathing So" this at once.
AASEN a SEXTON 90.
1870 First Avo Elliott SAT-
THREE LAKES
FNOHOMtHH COUNTY WASH
i lumber manufacturing town. about
miles from anohomish and 10 from
Everett, trains connect with tho ~ y
q n. ana g., NJ e g. r There are
excellent gravel roads some of which
are Hoon 10 be paved daily auto stages:
schools; store. phone ana n T. D.
We ara selling lands handy 10 ourt mills
YOU DEAL WITH TS DIRECT"
small payment gives possession. with
long time on balance including lumber
tnfcreat per cent
WrSN or sen y w. MEtKLEJoHN
Mar Land Dept, 1901 T. C, Smith Bldg
Seattle. wash
TliHEE LAKES LUMBER co.
ON-HESIDINT OWNER
Bought this 5-acro tract chcnp long
time ago. and writes ms 10 Hrli ~ now
for $3.50 cnHh We have sold b-ncro
tracts 90 around a. FOR $500 ana 1900
This faces main county road close To-
Port Orchard
CLIrToRD a yAN AnsDALE. Inc.
1913 Third Ave- toi Washington 81
open evenings TN o'clock
FOR SALE NV owner. 40 ncrea. pnrfiv
improved stock and farming impio.
monta and household goods. miloa
cast OF Napavine. A. b. Rtdonhowo
H. ". ID. No. .. Chehalis, Wash.
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MASSACHUSETTS

MRS AGNES II. MOREY.
Brookline. Chairman OF the
Massachusetts, branch De
scended from Abner Hosmer.
the second man TO fall in the
Revolutionary war. and from
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MHuERa nns.ruer apartments. o tf
up. free Nght EAs mafHf ana hest
eshfratlF located no eaf fare fiG
Marion.
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Coz
Falls a
the dia
Giants.
club LOO
hired h |
nfrR or
Sea
Morse |
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2s-F Furnished Apts.

BLUFF APARTMENTS
ard a.Faom. furnished al Hofsfn
$40 Pike East tise
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MARYLAND

MRS. TOWNSEND SCOTT.
Baltimore, Chairman OF the
Maryland branch. Direct de-
scendant OF Lord Dorsey. who
was given a grant OF land by
Lord baltimore in IG94
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NON- MIeInINr nMNIn

FOR SALE BY owner, 40 acres partly
improved stool, and farming impio.
monta and household goods. milea
east OF Napavine. A. -. Ridonhowo.
IL. ". ID. No. .. Chehalls, Wash.
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ATTORNEYS-PATENT

COOK M1THESY-Pa,sns sisornsys
Smith Riis
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HAMPTON DREW COMPANY
lit American Bank Eidg Elliott zoos.
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RANKS
BILLIARD TABLES

COLLATERAL LOANS
PFsPFcT AHf.E piae. % borrow MONEY
on diamonds and tswrirys inw rates.
n-fvats offices American JeHslrT Co,
sa- Second
MONEY! rOAssrD % AT srfieiss %
vaiua IN. peif.Nfe aaT Third ave
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SAY BOAT WAS Gut
AWAY FROM ANCHOR
To ENABLE SALVAGE

An answer to the libel for SIS, 1000
recently filed by the I. H. Aiken Tow
boa and Barge Company against the
schooner 'Sadie G. Sumner" was filed
in the federal court Tuesday by E. L.
Whitney, managing owner of the
schooner, and C. w. Oliver, agent for
the underwriters.
In the libel filed by the boat COM
pany it was claimed that the schooner
was found by the tug Nellie, dismast-
ed and deserted on the high seas.
The answer states the owner was
then in Mobile and made arrange
ments to tow the schooner to that
point with the tugboat Echo.
In the meanwhile, the claimant
says, one Turner notified the Aiken
Company of the presence of the boat,
and went to the vessel himself, pend
ing the arrival of the tug. The libel
lants are accused of cutting the boat
free from her anchorage, and towing
her to St. Andrews, where owner
was refused possession.
With this account of the wreck Mr..
Whitney asks Judge Sheppard to dis
miss the libel.
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MUNsON.

Munson, August "A splendid
musical program was rendered here
Friday evening by the vocal class
which has been under the training of
Prof. S. NJ Lash, Of Milton. The
work reflected credit upon both Mr..
Lash and his pupils The eommu-
nifty has shown its appreciation of the
splendid work done by Mr.. Lash in
that purse was made up to secure
his services for a period of ten days
during which time the school will be
open to all free of charge. The pro-
gram was well attended.
Mrs. ]. M. Tanner has returned
from a visit to Georgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. jim Nall, from Lenox,
Alabama, are the guests of Mrs.
Nails sister, Mrs. H. H. Oliver.
Mrs. ]. Turner returned Thursday
from visit to her parents in Ala
bama.
Mrs. Arthur Lowery and children
arrived here Wednesday after having
spent about two weeks in Fforala.
Mrs. S NJ. Lash has an attack of
fever. She has made many friends
during her short stay here who are
anxious for her speedy recovery.
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SHIP YARD Of
MILTON is BUSY
sPECIAL 70 THE- IouRNAL.

Milton, Aug. l5.-Ihe HoodlesS
Brothers shipyard at Milton is still
a busy place. Monday afternoon a
large Fighter" which had been on
'the ways" the last two weeks was
launched, after having been over
hauled and put in first class condi-
ton "The Swan" is still on the
ways and will probably be for some
weeks. Two large fishing smacks of
the Saunders Fish Company of Pen
sacola, are lying in the water await
ing their turn to have repairs from
the recent storm put on them.
At four o'clock. Monday, F. S. Nc
Kee and Miss Frances Stanley were
quietly married at the home of G. H.
Maui, in the presence of a few init
mate friends. Rev. DR.. G. w. Humph
ries of Bagdad, performed the cere-
mony.
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The Journals Want AID
way will get you results.
The Rescue Of a Physical
Wreck is Among the NObIest
Works Of Man

What more noble work can be con-
ceived than that of relieving pain and
sickness? No greater discovery has
ever been made than the formula of
DIR. Conner, when he perfected the
Corners Blood Remedy out of nat
ure's own resources. The ingredients
are all purely vegetable and its effects
are purely constructive, so reinforcing
the entire system and rendering such
valuable assistance to nature as to en-
able her to throw off the disease, re-
storing the entire system to its nat
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UNUSUAL.

did you get anything unusual out
of that prima donna?" asked the city
editor.
"An extraordinary person" said the
reporter. "She declared that her
rival, Nine. Topnote, in 'Boheme' last
night, is the best Mimi she has ever
heard sing the role, and that the
tenor in tonight's bill is a perfect
gentleman"
"Give US about column of that
stuff for the first page" advised the
city editor, "and hang the rest of
the engagement. There must be
something wrong with that opera
company"
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To the Voters of Escambia
County, Florida, Atten-
ton:
The books for the pur-
pose of registering the voters
of E.scambia county, Florida,
will be opened at the court
house daily, commencing
Wednesday, August 16, 1916,
from 9 a. m. until IL, and
from 2 p. m. until 5 p. m,
All wishing to register can
be accommodated by calling
at the office of Supervisor of
Registration.
:" N. B. COOK,
Supervisor of Registration.
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PRETTY RESIDENCE
ALMOST DESTROYED

The pretty home of George John
son, at 1906 East Gadsden street, was
reported afre at 2:30 o'clock this
morning and looked as though it
would be a total loss.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-16

Weather, barometer readings, wind
direction and wind velocity, at 7 p.
m, along the gulf coast:
Brownsville, pit cldy, 29.84-S-18.
Corpus Christi, clear, 29.86-SE-24.
Galveston, clear, 29.94-S-14.
New Orleans, clear, 29.94-SW.
Burwood, clear, 29.96-S.
Mobile, clear, 29.94-SW-10.
PENSACOLA, clear, 29.96-SW-13.
palachicola, clear, 29.92-W.
Tampa, clear, 29.96-NW.
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THE HEART.
How It Acts In Every Day Life.


The human heart In healthy man
weighs but eleven ounces. It beats
from long before birth until death, IN
lion times, allowing seventy beats to
the minute. Every twenty-folIr hours
this slight organ performs labor equiv
alent to lifting a ton of material eighty
feet into the air. IF the blood becomes
poor, and filed with poisons from dis
eased kidneys, the heart is not only
starved, but poisoned as well. It soon
becomes exhausted and unable to meet
any extraordinary demand which may be
made upon it. Supply pure blood; get
the kidneys to working; tone up the
feeble stomach DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery prifies the blood,
relieves the kidneys and tones up the
alimentary canal. Give the heart the
food it needs and It viii continue to work
till the mural end OF Life.
PensacoIa, Fiat was 10 a very bad
shape four years ago and from what I had
read IN regard TO heart trouble, considered
my case quite serious, which would have
Ia time become fatal but for the strength
ening and sustaining good that I received
from Dr. Pierce's valuable Golden Medical
Discovery. My heart would palpitate
very fast, and often things would grow
dark before my eyes and would fall,
and remain dead to the world for some
time. Afterward / would have to re-
main on my back for a long while, as
was too weak and nervous to stand on
my feet. My health was in this state
for about two years. A friend Of nv hus-
j bands from Jacksonville advised him to
give me the Golden Medical Discovery
as it had been &C helpful to his wife.
After taking six bottles I was made en-
tirely well, and have not had an attack Of
/ my old trouble since. "--MRs. j. a..
1 FoNrAINE, GOA W. Romano St.
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Hub-"Look here, Mary, it was only
last month I paid di'essmaker's bill
o STA, and here is another one for
$780,"
Wife-"Well, dear, doesn't that
show that I am beginning to spend
less ?"
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ural health condition. A positively
sure remedy for all blood diseases and
ailments that are caused hy impure
or impoverished blood. The testimony
of hundreds Of people who have been
cured and the unqualified. endorsement
OF all dealers are backed up by posi-
tive guarantee or money back. For
sale in Pensacola by the
The Crystal Pharmacy, % South
Palafox street.-Adv.