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The spectator., 1918-09-20
Circuit Court Docket
Circuit court met Tuesday.

Circuit court met Tuesday. J ugc CUchrau impaneled the juries, instructed them and had the docket ca He'd before dinner.
 B. M. Welton was appointed foreman of the grandjury.
 The following criminal cas es have been disposed of and the murder cases resulting from the death of James Woods of Cecil are now on trial. Joe McGehee. carrying pistol, dismissed at cost of defendant. Willie McIlroy. grand larceny, nol pros.
 ~Cecil Reed. assault and bat tery. stricken from docket as defendant is in war.
 Cecil Reed, disturbing religious worship, disposed of as above.
 Joe Tucker, grand larceny. dis missed at cost of defendant.
 Tom Casey, motion for contin- uance filed, bond forfeited and alias warrant issued.
 Dan Mason. drunkenness, dis missed at cost of defendant.
 Carl Carpenter. plea guilty, fined $5.
 Roy Pool. disturbing religious worship. pleas guilty. fined Sl.
 Dennis Woods, disturbing re- ligious worship. plea guilty, fine e1.
 George Ross. disturbing reig- ious worship, plea guilty fine $l.
 Bill Stiles, plea guilty to dis turbing the peace. fine $l.
 Frank Caldwell. drunkenness. plea guilty. fine $l0.
 Andy Austin, drunkenness, dismissed at cost of defendant.
 J. l.. Post. accepting delivery of alcoholic liquor. mol pros.
 l.. C. King, simple assault, continued for testimony of wit ness.
 l.. C. King. breach of peace, continued.
 Geo. Sanders. burglary and grand larceny, plea guilty to grand larceny and sentenced to pen for one year. Nol pros ga to burglary. s.
The spectator., 1918-09-20

the better. That wns six yeAn aOu and am still here and am . we'll strong woman. and ! owe my life to cardui. had only taken half the bottle when began to feel better. The misery in my side got lees. .. l continued right on taking the Cardui until I had taken three bottles and I did not need any moro for was we'll and never felt better in my life. I have never had any trouble from that day to this"
 Do you suffer from headache, back ache. pains in sides, or other discom- forts. each month? Or do you feel weak. nervous and fagged-out? If co, givs Cardui. the womAn's tonic. . syssl. '. 0
The spectator., 1918-09-20

John and Arthur Corklll were home last week on q furl ough and visited their mother, Mrs. W. T. Benson. They are m the aviation service.
 Misses Milhe Mcllroy and Bertie Russell of Cass, who are attending the teachers eXamin- atiOn, came in to visit The Spec tator office this evening. The young ladies do not intend to teach this winter. but just want ed to know how much they know.
 The paper upon which the Lib- erty Bonds are printed is made of the wood of spruce trees grown in the far North. 1t is, per haps, the most valuable paper in the world, and counterfeiter CTS would risk their lives to get a few sheets of it. It is made by a secret process and is sold only to our Government Every sheet is accounted for from the time made until printed and delivered to the proper officials of the gov ernment. For the first issue 6, 060, 800 bonds were printed, for the second. F, ,363, ,O0O: for the third, 21, 900. 900.
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Date.

A special U. s. Liberty tLoar War Exhibit Train, stocked with many war trophies from the battle field of France and materi. als of war will visit Ozark on Wednesday Oct. 2.
 The train is to come under the auspices of the Liberty Loan Organization of the Eighth Federal Reserve District and will not only be an object of great interest, but will aid very materially in the sale of Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds. Soldiers and sailors will accompany the train to explain and demonstrate the war material and one or more soldiers of our allies, who have served at the front, will be present and relate their experi- ences. An official will be in charge and civilian speakers and bond salesmen will be one of the party.
 The train is scheduled to arrive here at 9 a. m. and remain until II d. m. As much territory is to be covered and many places to be visited, it cannot remain longer than the time allotted to this city.
 It is expected that the visit of the exhibit train To Ozark will bring to our city many people from neighborlng towns.
The spectator., 1918-09-20
QueStIonnaIreS
 Being Mailed

The local board began mailing out the queStlonnaires to the men who had rerched their l9 tn birthday and had not yet reached their 37 tn on Wednesday. regis tration day. 1t will have tkem all mailed by Monday
 The men under l9 and above 37 will not receive their ques- tionnaires for sixty days, as the board will classify the first men, toned men first, and will not have time for the other classes till that is done.
The spectator., 1918-09-20
YOUR WIFE CAN USE IT

If you are away from home and one of your horses takes the cOlic your wife can treat him if she has Farris's Colic Remedy in the house. It is easy to use. Just drop 1t on the horse s tongue and in thirty minutes he is re- iieved. Get 1t today. You may need it tomorrow. Variety Store
The spectator., 1918-09-20
Government Wants
 Stenographers

The government is needing Stenographers and is advertising in various papers, of winch The Spectator is one, offering $l. 100 to $1, POO to begin on. If you want to help win the war take d course in stenography. We have a scholarship in one of the best schools in the state for sale.
The spectator., 1918-09-20
CALLED HER FAMILY
 TO HER BEDSIDE
z Years Ase, Thinking She Might De Says Texas Lady, But Nv sAs L wea Strong Woman and Praises C.di Fer
 Her Recovery.

1sSss City. TH-h1 Mary XII. oaa. of this place. sAys; After the 1irtA of ny little girl. my side com. 0snos1 to hurt nc 1 had to go back c puA Ws called the doctor. He ooats1 ns.. but I OUt no better. ose wusss and worss uatil the misery Wo0 unbsarabls. Il vas in bed for 0z~s months and suffered such agony 0Aa ! was just drawn up in . knet -
 tDA ny husbaAA if he would kst - . bsetls se Cardui I would try 1t. ..
 . ssansneed taking is. however. that oVsninG I called ny family xbou {. OD... 1sr ! knsw [ sould not iast, 0nav 1Ays unlals ! hn1 . ehaau Aj
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6666 cures. bllious fever.

Wanted 4. A.uenvery boy, Gall at Edgin's Store.
 666 cures Headaches, BiIlousness Loss ot appetite, or that tired aching feeling, que to Malaria or
 Mrs. Ben Schley. of Altus, IS visiting her parents at Darda- nelle.
 Mrs. NJ. V. Waterileld accom- panied her daughter, Miss MaDle Hendrix, to Little Rock Mon day, where she viii enter school.
 Mrs. Stewart Failing lett to- day for Little Rock lo Joln her husband. who mas Il position as electrltian in the car shops.
 Scott Bailey, oI the Bailey harbottle Coal Co.,, naS bought the J M. Hopper residence. and will move to It soon. Mir. Hopper, who IS the depot agent at AItus. will be transferred to some oth- erupolnt. ssz.sx
The spectator., 1918-09-20
Eye Open In Pick Sacks.

Good Duck Sacks-44ft, S5ct. Gift. $l.10, 78ft $l. 30, 9ft. $l. 40 Cheaper than can be bought at wholesale today - Edgin's Store.
The spectator., 1918-09-20

See Dr. Black about you teeth. In my office Bristow Hotel Ozark for a week begin ing second Monday in each month.
The spectator., 1918-09-20
THE SPECTATOR
....., 1R. II. BURROW, Publisher

Published Tuesdays and Fridays al Ozark, Ark, anu entered at said postottlce AS secOnd-cIass mall matter, ac :ordIng to act of Congress Mch.. 1879.
The spectator., 1918-09-20

Money to lend on improved farms. Easy terms. |. M Gu thrie, Ozark. Ark.
The spectator., 1918-09-20

GasOlene Engine t0 exchange for good milk COW. Call at this office.
The spectator., 1918-09-20

ar. H. Boggess of Pottsyllle, limited service man, came up Tuesday evening to assist the lo- cal board in mailing out ques- tionnaires and other work lncl- dental to the new registration.
The spectator., 1918-09-20
Exhibit Train To Visit
 Ozark

Many War Trophies and Mater ials to be Shown Here Al Early
 Date.
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Wanted A.uenvery boy, .Call at Edgin's Store.
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WESTERN

The epidemic OF influenza has sub.
sided somewhat In eastern states. but
continues to spread In the middle and
far west
Indications wore Sunday night that
the list Of victims OF the forest fires
in the Duluth. Mimi. section may
reach 500 or 800.
Lieut.. c. C. Mutt, The aviator who
pilotcd the monster battiepiane from
Houston. Tex. to Denver. received .
message advising him Of his appoint.
ment as first lieutenant.
When announcement was made at .
meeting OF the Liberty Loan commit.
tee Saturday night that Kansas City
had gone nearly . million over It's
quota OF $4,000. 900. In six days Of
canvassinr. and simultaneously word
came fiom Washington OF the appar.
ont acceptance Of President Wilson's
terms. an impromptu parade was or.
gsnised.
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WARRINGTON

Revised rules governing the &c OF
sugar to consumers. while still per.
hitting the issue Of two pounds a
month for each person. restrict the
sale to one pound at . time.
The text Of the German note ~ r..
ceivcd Mt Washington says Germany
accepts President Wilson'S terms M
vaded territory as = necessity prcliml.
nary 10 an armisticc and asks for a
mixed commission TO make the AR.
rargemcnts: declares that the chxncsi
ior speaks lin the name Of the German
government and OF tho German pco.
pie" and that It's only object In enter.
Ing into discussions Ia TO agree on the
practical details for carrying out the
terms President Wilson has laid down.
Two officers and eleven enlisted
men were lost and thirteen other mon
injured. one seriously. In collision
between the u. 8. q. shaw md Brit.
ish vessel In British waters on Oct, ..
the Navy Department announces. Tho
Shaw WAS badly damaged.
Liberty Day celebrations SATURDAY.
brought uncountcd millions 10 the
credit Of the nations $4,000. 600. 900
war loan.
The practice Of some merchants Of
giving War Savings Stamps ~ prem
inns with purchases 10 strongly Coz.
dsmned BY the Treasury.
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SPORT.

Eddie Pitts. vell-known Denver
sporting promoter. has signed up with
the radio corps and will soon b ON his
way to . training school. probably At
Fort Collins.
Lieut.. Daniel W. Knowlton. Colora.
do Springs tennis shark and football
star. has been promoted to captain In
the field artillery and 10 now in the
United States - an instructor.
Al Colorado Springs. football prae-
tice at Colorado College has been
practically called Oft. OF fifty.thres
men expected to take part In the prsc.
tice games not more than eighteen
have responded to the call for team
candidates: and. among the men In
quarantine At the college are all the
first team players.
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%A3 Soothe Your
% Itching Skin
[AAw With CutiCura
ALL PUPILS IN uFE's SCHOOL
Issh Day Olives Opportunity - Learn
\ New Lessen, Even Though
End 10 Near.

We nd not AK b b born and Aavs
our names entered In the schoei Of
n5s-but here We, srsewillins Of IN.
willing pupils. which 10 IT. Az We
learning lifs's lessons chsesfully. dad.
y. optimistieally; oe do We ehafs and
fums and fret and worryi There ars
- many lessons and life % % short.
Every day sur wonder increases a
our Fathsss nsvef.failing goodness:
At the discovery Of nsw virtues an6
powers in soos lifs where they ha1s
loag besa dormant. or In some nsN
beauty Of this wonderful world hat
W had long Viewed with unsesins
eyes. We nssd hearing can and see-
ing syss Il w would acquire kaowi.
edge In The school Of life. We need 10
crsa Our hearts 0odward every morn.
ing and ~: Lord mako ~ teachable
tsday."
NY assd srandfathse often said to
ne: soeorsa I learn something nsw
every day" All 10 not every day q
frssh age Of nfsf 10 II not half ths
charm Of life Do know that each dswy
morning 10 door opening into Q Woa.
derful Geld where We have nos ut
waIked: where the flowers Of knowi.
edge bloom, and there are new tasks
awaiting 10 and new lessons Do b
lsarnedf-Exchanse.
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FOREIGN.

Spanish influenza II again sprsaA-
Ing throughout Switzerland.
Prince Frederick Charles Of Hssse
has been elected king of Finland by
the Finnish landtas.
During the month Of September 64s
German airplanss were destroyed on
the western front, It was Officially an
nounced In London.
The French Cabinet has decided ~
. necessary national defense measure
to introduce . bill providing govern
mental control Of all French railways
during hosuiities and ons year after
peace.
American soldiers to the number Of
3G4 or 366 persisted when the British
armed mercantile cruiser Otranto and
the transport Kashmir collided in the
north channel between Scotland and
Ireland Sunday. Oct. 6.
lie Cateau. the important junction
point twelve miles southeast of Cam.
brai. represented Thursday night the
point OF deepest penetration by the al.
lied troops. The British were the
masters Of 1t.
Writing in the London Daily News,
Gen. Sir Frederick Maurice declared
that since the second battle Of the
Marine the Germans have lost 2of
In prisoners and have suffered casual
ties totaling 1.OO0.00O men.
Vienna and Budapest newspapers In.
terpret the ministerial changes at Con.
stantinople a. preparation to surren-
der. 1t Is reported that Turkey will
give a guarantee Of her good faith by
opening the Dardanelles.
Viscount Grey. the former British
secretary Of foreign affairs. in the
first speech he has made In two years.
said he thought peace was within sight
but not within reach. He praised the
wisdom Of President Wilson's reply to
the German note.
An Amsterdam dispatch to the Daily
Express. dated Saturday. says: the
excitement In Berlin 10 said to be OK.
traordinary. People are kissing one
another In the streets, though they
are perfect strangers and shouting
peace congratulations to each other.
Tho only words heard anywhere In
Germany are peace at last"
The Canadian casualty list issued at
Ottawa contains the following among
names OF Americans: Wounded: J.
H. Bias. San Bernardino. CAL; H. Wal.
lace. Colorado Springs. Colo: c. Krug.
stadt. Baker. Ore; H. A. Cannell.
South Bend. WASH: c. J. Ruslow.
Bloomfield. Neb.: P. A. Disney. Ia
coma. Wash: n. Wiley. Cheyenne.
Wyo.: r. Gordon. Seattle. Wash: ,.
GoldthoEp. Helena, Mont.: A. Labay.
Arlington. 8. D.. and c. Haltert. Los
Angeles, Cal.
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GENERAL.

The Finnish government has asked
Germany to withdraw her troops from
Finland.
Walter Hines Page. retiring Amsri.
can ambassador to Great Britain. A..
rived In New York from England.
critically III. He 10 suffering with
heart disease. From . steamship he
was brought ashore on . stretcher and
removed to hospital.
between 100 and 1900 lives were
lost In the sinking Of three vessels BY
U.boats rep.rted Oct. 10. From the
Ticonderoga. . ship In the United
States transport service. $40 perished;
GOO were drowned from the Leinster.
In the British mail service. while 800
were lost from the japanese steamship
Horano Maru. bound from = British
port to Japan.
Another great effort BY 0ermany's
submarines IL impending. Sir Eric
Geddcs. first lord Of the British I'D.
miralty. in . statement paying tribute
10 tho part played In the war. BY the
American navy. disclosed that plans
OF the enemy for what may be the
final intensified U.boat campaign Of
ruthlessnesx are known and that he
allies are prepared TO meet Il.
When the $4,000. OOO. 900 goal Of the
Liberty loan workers of the country
IL reached then will the efforts OF the
women OF the country In war work BE-
appreciated. With their entire heart
and soul In the work OF whipping the
Kaiser. the women throughout the
country during the last three Weeks
have been fine combinE every nook
and Granny Of this big country In
search Of Liberty Loan subscribers.
An amendment TO the explosives
laws Of the United States went into
effect Oct. I. covering the sale. pos
session and use Of platinum. iridium.
palladium and compounds thereof. The
use. sale or possession Of these metals
Is now prohibited except when \ II.
censc for such use. sale or possession
has been obtained from the War In.
dustrics Hoard At Warrington.
During last wesh the aiiies captured
more than $500 prisonsrs. II was ~.
tlnated Friday. Their total captures
since July 10 now auaoant 70 mofs
than 100000.
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Old PRESCRIPTION
FOR WEAK KIDNEYS

Have yoa svsf stopped 70 reason Why
4 y that . many pred.ets that srs a.
tensively advertised, al at oaes drop oui
Of sight a.d are soon Soesottsn! n
reason = plain-ths article did not fulAl
tie promises II the naAufast1rr. Thi1
applies moss partieulaziy 70 . nsdisi.a.
4 msdieinl pespaFatioa that has rsal
esrstivs valss al1ose sslls itssh, y M
IN endless ehaia systsa tie rsnsdy 4
recommended By tAose Who have ben
benefited. 70 thoss Who are b nssd Il 4.
A prominsat druggist says, 'Tahs f.
sxampls d. Kilmers Swsmp-RooE, q
ps.pafataoa I have sold for many yssss
md nsvse Assitats 70 rscommssd, Soe h
almost every eass Il shown szesllnt ~.
sllts, - Many Il my sustonsn testify.
No Other Edssv remsdy Tat hsw 4
AAs % laEps . sals."
According 70 swuen sGatsasats end
verified tsstimoay II the1sands vho have
sd the prsparatioa, the sueoao a d.
kilmsrt Swamp Root y due 10 ~ tAs6
that % many psopls claim. Il t1lllls q
liose every WISH IN ovsscominy hd1sY;
Hvsr and bladdsf ailnsats, eoefsets q.
insly tzoubles and nsutsalisss IT, usso
seid which causes fhsumatism.
You may reosivs . sample bottle q
Swamp Root By Parcel Post. Addzs0
Dr.. Kflmsr Z Co., Binghamtoa, N. Y, ~
soeloss tn cents; slso msntioa this papse.
Lazy and medium siss bottles Iee saIs
q al drug stosss.-Adv.
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THE LATEST IMPORTANT DIS
PATCHES PUT INTO SHORT.
CRISP PARAGRAPHS.
STORY OF THE WEEK
SHOWING THE PRooREso OF
GvEiTs IN our OWN AND
FOREIGN LANDS.
Western Newspaper Union Ssws Service.
ABOUT Tire WAR.

Cambria has fallen and the British
are now well to the east.
The French have captured Berry
Au--Bac, the Paris war office an
aounces
Nish. the capital Of Serbia, has been
occupied by entente forces. the Berlin
war office announced Sunday.
ne Germans are evacuating the
Chemin Des Danes under the con.
verging attacks south and west Of It.
Laon. the last Of the group Of nat
ural obstacles forming the keystone Of
the German defense in France. has
been taken without fight.
1.-THE battle begun In Champagne on
Sept. 20 has ended In the complete de-
feat Of the enemy" says an official
statement issued at Paris.
Tbs Serbian army has advanced to
within SIX miles Of Nish In the face Of
heavy Austro- German resistance, &C.
csnilns TO advices received in London.
The German lines behind Laon, be-
tween the rivers Serre and Sissonne,
have been turned. making the German
situation in the Laon area most diff.
cult.
On the River Mouse. northwest Of
vsrdun. the Americans have cleared
out little pocket In the direction Of
. sivry which has held them up a long
time.
British troops have occupied Douai
prison. have captured Montrecourt.
Faubourg Des Qusrchin and the
greater part Of Flers." according TO
Gen. Haig's statement.
In the Champagne the French and
Americans, joining hands north Of the
Argonne In the Grand Pro gap, have
occupied the Grand Pre- station. while
patrols are said to have entered that
town itself.
TThe American troops on both sides
Of the Meuse have obtained their OBJ
jectives." was the official character.
sation Saturday night Of the days op.
erations. The total prisoners taken
siacs Sept. &c Il 1850.
Elements Of ten German divisions
$4,000 men) have been identified op.
poeits the Americans on the Cambria
st. Quentin front. The Germans are
throwing In their man power reckless.
~ In an effort to stem the great Amer.
loan British drive. Since they com.
meaced attacking. Tennessee and Car.
DINA troops have captured more than
5000 prisoners. between fifty and six.
~ guns and hundreds OF machine
guns.
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cvtisUea Beauty 0eeter
For cleansing and beautifying Tie
skin, hands and hair. Cuticura Soap
and Ointment afford the most effective
peeparations. For free samples ID.
dress. "Cutieura. Dept. x. Boston" ~
druggists and By mail. Soap Is. Ota4.
Dent Is and 6O.-Adv.
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bsedsehse @sePpseF.d ! s,insd I.
Welghs md fse! hne. . en- honestly
fseonmsnd Lydia Z Pinkhan's vsge.
tahis Conpcgad p a1E vemaa Who 4
L1sc1, loo Pian D., fFovidsnes, B. L
Baekacho aad nsgvousnees are ay0p.
toms q natirs's warnings, wheA T.
djeats . functional disturbance o q
unhsalthy eeoditiea which oftsa dsvsa.
ops intc 3 more oo1ious ailmsnt
Women b thiD condition should ~
seutiuus % dRsg along without hsip. but
peodt By Ma Lynch's 4xpseisncs, ea1
H TIM famous root end herb remedy,
LYDIA 3 Pinkhan's Vegetable Geo.
pound-and tee special advice writs =
LYDIA E. PinkhaA Mod. Co. Lynn. 4aaA
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hM vkvs.

Aof View.
Sunday School Teacner-What do
you understand by suffering for right.
eousness' sake1
Little Giri-Please. miss. II means
having to come to Sunday school.-,
New Haven Register.
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Neura,

Secure.
A former sergeant. who had jusa
been busted" and who carried fresh
In his mind memories q . .ouft.
martial. was lifted wounded from ~
ambulance at 4 held hospital II
France. He WAS grinning.
"Well." be said. ''hsre's one stzips
thsy can't take away from me-"
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"colA In the fSead"

b - acute attack Of Nasal cnsarrh:. ~.
b u: Ss.S:. .iii srd ,ss, 81; s's III
buiIA ~. the System. eisanes he Bieel
and ressdsf them less liable to colds.
Repeated attacks Of Acute Catarrh may
isad to Chronic Cataryh.
q internally and acts through the bleo1
All Dfuesists nc. TSstimoniais frse.
~ :: e. eSrH AZ ~ rfS 8 f;'s!, I'm ~
=. ,. Cheney 4 CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
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A tiny bottle Of Freezone costs but .
few cents at any drug store. but II suf.
icient to remove every hard corn, soft
corn. or corn between the toes, and the
calluses, without soreness or irritation
Freezone II the sensational discov
cry of Cincinnati genius. 1t IL won
derful.-Ady.
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Jusl In TlMW.

did she return the engagement
ring when she Tilted your
"She didn't have any engakemeat
ring. Just before proI~sed to her
Joined a society for the prevention a
useless giving"
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Your g s::. -! tSs !! ::;:::
Eyes 49,: -: =; -; e.: !: 60: !: =:
Ysse DNgssses q b. nail ~ psf BessIs.
pss ooeA c. ~ - iFes write ~
0ueooO evo 060o1y c., ChlesoA
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H~ Way

Her Way.
stella-Ars you saving money!
Bella-weal svsfy dag I think q
more things DON'T buy.
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now TO AVOID \
BACkAcHE and
NERVOUSNESS
Ted By Mrs. Lynch From
Own Experience.

pFsv,6seea, r L-"I w. a ~
6evn n hselth. was .etvoos, bed hsaa-
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II yoa vish beautiful. e1sas NM
6sthss. ~ Red Cssa Bag 0lua A. u
oood GfooseS. ADV.
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GxpialNlM u

GxpialNln0 u
Ono reason more barns are hit By
lightning in this region than formerly
Ia that there are more burns to b bit.
There In no more lightning than usual
Portland Oregon'an.
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One Of the big thinsN the war ID
teaching % Ia how to get along a
lesA.
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LIFT OFF coRNs!
Drop Freesone on 4 toucisy
corn, then lift that CON
o6 with fingers

Doesn't hurt q biti Drop q little
yrsssooe % IN aching corn, instantly
that corn stops hurting. thea Jon hfl
Il right out Yes. magic! No humbug'
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United States may Tux miles and
donkeya.