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The Robesonian., 1918-12-05
BRIEF ITEMS LOCAL NEWS

License hss hcssr IsSoes <a- tire
-'.s,--sce q l.. Re--tx Ear5Tr xnd Nes-
IL. ss1gtt t9ay5.
NJ ans Mrs. n. :. 0aun rroves
7-os-e7'nSy ron ihn>S1s l-Ta the Eil-
.i&;'a residence II ths eastern Fx-5 o<
Cav1.
Mrs. u. 2 Neon feu u s.he ysra
81 her horns- Second street. Taesas.y
anu broke her -Ich; x--r lusi shove
the wz2St.
Mr. s A Hamilton ana son. M
u. 4. Hamilton. at D.linr.. :. C.. se-e
BUmheg-ton visitors Yesterday. They
were hunting FOR mule v-hlch stray
e. or U-as stase1.
Miss NIAy Thompson returned
home Tues58c from Sueer's college.
Charlotte. where she has beer s stu
osTi~ The schcal CLOSED ao1- on nc
count Of Inf,penza
Regular meeting MacSaAaes to
night 81 30. Slectao1 ~ officers
Those who Waa ~ 3es 81 tho cossz~
Y Ealr czn csi same ~ calling On Mr.
u. q I'ho-r.? SS.T, seS .'s.Ja;y ~ the f&I-
aSSacIa.ior,
A Waaa-aal rron2naeT; vii hs ur.-
=
eregs- John E. Carlyle. near the Car
1yle home, Raft swamp tounshIn.
Sunday al 2+S0 =. n. The p1hlie Is
invited 10 attend the EnreiEae
Miss Freds Jones, trimmer u tire
millinery department 81 MeSsTS T. n.
Caldwell & Sons department store
, auvlas She lAsi season. Usl iesvs Sat
Eraay for her home 81 Ssa:n.
Mayor James .. Proctor, u-he was
: chairman Of the United War Work in
! Eoaeson- asks The HoAesoIisn 20 urge
! those who made pledges ana have not
? paid them 10 pAy them 10 taeiV town
= ship chairman ST once
A most successful aoctlon sale O.
farm lands near J1rrAeT-.or an3 lots
n ths eastern saaTf of touE wxs con
3pcsea hS the Atla:ac Coast Realty Co
yesterday TIE farm lands sn5 lots
belonged - MeSSgs White & tsoagh
MIR. s. + Z. rar. Who resz.1v.e;
/ recently a. his home 81 Dillon. :. {.
: following an attack ot infl.1enls -y,l,ea
!, .-sSsAa s. ts2e gho-A;1son HOSPITAL, rs.
:. accepted 3 poSltlol. al Msxt0p II II,
!, store IF Nj ., ID CasrSso7- MT
: FsassTa1 has many trends N Lumber
5 u eeyyan uesk al Aaxton ,1{e1
6sy>~
:. The fire coz.oa1r was calAes &C
e sto.t ? o'clock last evening on &C
q. co..rt Of q hlaze q; the ol6 Lumber
/. ton hotel building, Third ana Ches;
:. nut streets. The fire Was extanguish
:. e6 before any damage Was done. tn
I fire originated lr some Shs2cSs ~
e room N the back of the building. Nj
. and MIS- ". c. Reynolds live u ~
t.,ll3l-.s.
Mr.. G. s. KirNaan of Greenshor
has bought the stock and fixtures Q
the late II. c. Rogers and Will 90 ger
eral plumbing and heating work herr
s He viii occupy the same Offices cccU
pied by Mr Rogers, Chestnut an
Fifth streets MI kirknan IS vel
known here, having installed IN
heating plants al the Lorraine hot
e and al the high school building, b<
IS sides other work for individuals. Nj
,s ki-kn.an will rot move his family hey
is before next spring.
The Robesonian., 1918-12-05

cts SIS: r E, Lewis, sheriff, stamps
SIS, SALARY SSI6-74; NJ ", Floyd,
register q deeds, stamps $3.50. sal
airy S5l67z; 7. r TolaT. wood for
county home, So SO; L {, DALEY,
wood for county homo. SI22.So: J. H.
Ca-per. conveying prisoners. etc, Sll:
due. 5000.
The following tax rebates were al
lowed: Helen Roper. Lunloerton
township, Oh $50 property S1-Se;
X. Il. N. Brown. Burnt Swamp town
ship. on $500 property SS-l5; Ben
Leach, Smiths township npol, SS-o5:
Rutherford Brooks, Pembroke tow!a-
ship, on poll. SS-os.
i Registrars and Pe.lholders Paid.
Registrars and pollholders were or
6ered paid as follows, the flrst-nana-
ed in each township being the regis
trar and the other pollholders- Each
pollholder was paid s., the registrars
being paid varying amounts. as fol
] lows:
! .Alfordsville-Alex Alfard sl+15. "
F. Bullock, S. ". Fowler; Back SWAMP
M. NJ. Sinsletary S1S.14. ". \
Townsend, D. &. Atkinson: Britt-W
l. Thompson Sl290. Okey Stephens
Ira F. Britt: Burnt Swamp c
), Mcleod SIS. so. Ashley, Jr., c. c. Bax
; ley: Fairuont-E. ". Floyd S1s2S
]. /. Hill, ]. 7. White; Gaddy@. W
) Burns S14.So, c. ". Macarthur. R. NJ
:. Shooter: Howellsville-N. A kinlaV
; $3.50. II. H. Stanley, A. NJ. Roberts
. Lumber Bridse-Robert Monroe sl+
Y. E. Marley. J. E, Clifton Lumber
: ton-N. C. Mckenzie SASS. ]. Q
Norment, Charlie Parker: orruna-F
!. ]. Nye SlS76. H. Barnes. Nathan
! Britt: Parkton-A. A. Wright S14.e9
II. E. Hughes. J. P. Coates: Penn
!. brose|. L. Thagard Sl4.7S. E. Il
! Cook. A. S. Locklear Raft Swamp.
j. N. Powell S12.62, ]. N. Townsend
!. ". F. Prevatt: Rennert-C. 4. lola
:. s14.14. R. D. Graham. ]. s. Caldwell
r Rowland-C. ]. McCallum Sl+.42. 4
&C. Sinclair, O. P. Chit1y, Red Spring
: r. 5. Branch s1sSo, D. P. McLeot
~. c. Snoddy; Saddletree- s. PAY
: Sl2.9S, E. J. Biggs. Sam Willis; ;
;. Pauls-Marcus Smith S1o-S9. j. :
}. Townsend. A. E. Howard: shannon.
:. F. Walters SI4. J. D. Gibson. W. :
:. Smith: Sterlings-J. ". Barnes Sl4.o'
!. R. G. Davis. Wilbur Sealey; ThompSo
5 D. A. Mccormick S1S.o5. +. \
/: Townsend. H. S. Mclean: White Hous
n w. H. Oliver Sl4.2l. D. NJ. Roger
5 c. T. Harrington: WishaEt-J: !
:. Stansel. $3.50. l. ]. Prevatt. w t
< Parnell.
The Robesonian., 1918-12-05
]. E blanchard.

Nj. /. E. Blanchard, former farm
demonstration agent Of Robson, ar
rived here last night from his home
at Hereford. where he went about
week ago from Camp Lee, Va, where
he was attending an officers training
school. Mr.. Blanchard finished the
course and received along with ms
honorable discharge letter stating
that he had been recommended for
commission as second lieutenant Mr
Blanchard will spend week or ter
davs here with friends and viii go Z
Washington and New York for the hol
idays. He is looking fine and fit and
is being greeted with pleasure o!
his MANY friends here.
The Robesonian., 1918-12-05
,QG1ESs HEARS WILSON
1d fehk Congress Allies Rss-
snmhty Desire His Personal Cour-
i sa On Peace FrincinleS-frires
VIEWS nm Px1 Government Should
fasy m Dealing With Afser-rhe-Wx,
Hsaaems-


GsnE-ess n JONI session Mnn6ar
heard President Wilson announce
FORMALLY rs nC--.IoSe - attend :.ns
peace CONFERENCE ana sIVs his views
on rne parf ths government Should
pay m as1l-nS v1th Reconstruction.
problems
Gs,nacl,als u Ins Eelss-. safes s
washington 6zStIa-Sn. received i.as an
nouncsnsnI with cheers n w-nis.h saYns
Senators joined Tns Republicans were
silent almost throughout the address
except when ths President referred 20
the vxior and efficiency % America :
soldiers and mentioned ths names Of
Pershsng and Sins Thrss tened lrltsgr-
rupEOns ny members who aisanDraus
q the 1ggD ana o. the Presidents fail
Urs % 1nc.1oe Senator among the
peace cs,es-2Css, hoEsvs-. aIo nai nas-
Isrl2Lze
Bursng the first hour u tas new
session, Senator Cumn!ns q Iowa.
SsoualraD, Inrraa need E resolution. 20
ssna- COMMITTEES Of Senators 10
Paris 70 keep the Senate ADVISED af
tire progress Of the peace conference
and n the House, Represents tive 70
deno1rg, q Illinois. Republican. had
afte-sa resolution proposing that the
1ce-treslae-t EaSs over the sxacu-
I'VE tCnctlonS upon the departure oi
MI Nalson from TIE coCrc-y. Senator
Sherman OF Illinois, Republican, an.
oo1ncee later thai he would submit
Tuesday Resolution similar TO thai
Of Representative Ra5eneurc excsp,
Etsz1 u would declare the Office o!
7 Presaoen1 vacant
The Presidents animal address wss
read before crowd that filed 1ns
I Eozse chamber He reviewed q,
length the ceEtys accom- alisaneati
IN the war. paying tribute TO the arm
ed Fences ana 10 loyal workers s,
home He disclosed that he think.
the problem ot read aj1stnent is tax,
= 1lg care Of Itself without geveEDnen.
!. Of the railroad cues oissn Nj. w1lso-
sad he had no solution 70 offer. r
sad he was ready TO return the line
70 private can1-ol whenever E Satls
. 1sc1eTT arrangement was offered L
prevent 3 return 70 the old system
; under private management w5tto.1
modification, and asked Congress t
: ssaay the s0asec4~
Rs~mzassl6sstt tens sacaaae6 a renew
! q esc-s-sss11 5ag woman sazs1czss-ss y, se
ces.9.5s1 cs EvaEaas work n N
> Rrsg- request for early ans favo-S ID
: acll3- " the u-11-atst3ed CaloT72 ola-
1raacy- ans { Suggestion that author
i1y should be given the war trad
, board OF some other body 70 con.ana
: co-Iro3 for tlg1ls over exports,
: The President concluded with u
a--7o--ncsz12e-21 % his forthcoming tn
, oTarsaas. Ss Sa5S since TIE a>Socla.
. eG governments had accepted prime.
PIES snuncia.s6 by him as the haS:
! for peace, he regarded il as his para
; mount duty 20 go. Through cable
ana wireless, ne added, he would kes
!, IN close touch with al that goes O
. on this side" and you viii know a
: that I Co" He appealed fer the eT
Z coura cement and added strength {
snisea support from Congress.
The Robesonian., 1918-12-05
VIII ROBSON soL1IKas


10 the EdEEor OF The Roaesonisn.
l an g1st IN -secslp1 Of letter from
my son, Corporal Leon P. Andrews.
10th Ambulance CORDS, 1DS.t SANITARY
tram, OF the Both DIVISION with the
A z. Forces IN France. in winch ne
sent me E little poem about the Cha
ssau- Thisr-y drive nf July 1918 As I
have moi seen tins poem n print !
wish you would publish It enc the part
o5 his letter an sending IN The Robe
so1lan.
MRS. ". T. ANDREWS.
F2lrmont, y, c., Ner- p, 1918.
Ills letter IN part is Is follows
France, Nov. 9TH, 1918
My dear Mother:
We'll. here an zgain Gaess Yea
are thinking / am not writing any
more bu1 / haven't had noch tina 70
write tor the E.asi fsv GAYS.
Mama ] heard from Hoks T7lova
tHoSe Floyd Is 8 school mate Of lis
from Fairmanf1 the other CAV through
wounded soldier from his cnmpzny.
i have kept my eyes vel open for
sometime looking for him ou. up I'D
III nov haven't seen him TINS fel-
lou from Hokes company said Eoke
was dodng good work, Ans everybody
j. his companF kkea HIM very much
Hoke has been very feEtnnats 50 far.
hope he VIII come thrsaEa this time
O. k
We'll. Mama, just \ little good
news abou1 nay cemlanH-laeEh an
balance company w1s Gt1e hy General
| Pgrshing for ssrTice rendered during
the Chasean- Thiezry drive from July
18th Until August lS.A s9sS We
have jlsi learned Of the citation. Oh
course every man n the conpany L
srond of IT and of his company
an sending yol . little poem aaoI1
the Chs1ssu-T ThHry drive I1s req
good and ! suspect there Is lots o:
ruth n II
Mana we an vii soea Be co-r5s--zs
i hazzE Since AEzsz--a an1 T1resy q:
OFT - 41-1s WAI GeE-rl&s4y7< WI 5all Sc
f0ra another ta days, lam sure
1Tz1s E1s Nlel gsa c2a. VIII
30Ts 211 KIND X s22'G-Gs % Al, ] 2-2 de-
Tooedly, your so--
The poem embossed with the le1sa,
-aliows:
CHAEaU-IHIER2I-
On the -oaa oa1 Of E1s1sau- rs.@-Tg,
By oha h-ll where We halted 1.ee E1c
i Near Sucds Lane Ano Death 2
4 ley,
Where the Bochas' retreat was begun
ThSre's s- acre IF crude little crosses
Where We buried young Sergeant Mon
roe:
And z crowd Of his conrsds crusader
Y nose names we may never 9IU
know
And some DAY 1ha. road vii be team
1ls
:. With pilg-:ns, who venture TO go
! To -Eu-a-i-ys Holy Of Holes"
On the roa6 By 1hs -Bo5s 6a BaLsan-
), Sone VII De looking 5o- brother.
: Others. 5or father O so-s.
: Many t0- husband Or sweetheart
Or comra6e who stayed with the --.c-
God gran. they co1,e II the suIs.2l-2t
: While the spring flowers bloom on II,
] grave,
? And lay they be proud Of our COZ
= TaoeS-
: And glad for the gift that they gave
The California Poet
With the A Z. Eorcas.
The Robesonian., 1918-12-05
REsrRIcIToU LIFTED.

Merchants Ouly lin5ssa Nsw rs 20
Prizes and frofits-ARy Merchant
Nlpls1ing Profit Regularions VIII
Re Risckiiste6-Meefing Held TINS
Morning.
M- NJ. " Nash, State food inspec-
~ addressed around rs Robeson mer-
rtlr1s s. S meeting 81 the court here
-nsfr 81 u E. IT.. Mr Nash discussed
-ne @aad -erplEElors and INFORMED tns
ru4-anEnTs al restrictions have nGw
aaa- ATac except aS II prices and
-.-.z---S Merchants can SCI as much
-Ia.,. Surx-. e1c.. as they have calls
~ au1 must ne governed hy the mar
r.uLl profits IS published IN Mopaav,s
sonesonian In the future merchants
cp-vlc1en of vlolatig the profit reg
uIsIlons VII be blacklisIea No more
VII Ne lei OH by making donations
n the Rec Cross, according to Nj
Nash
II ms address Mr. Nash stated thai
according 10 the number OF merchants
= the county 10 more had viola1e5
ms taod regnizEions than the nas-.
sn1utS Of some other counties. This
s-xrAnerf wks maof I'M order TO clea.
:. ths impression mxye by State Food
administration ! Fl. A. Page while hers
Recently 20 the effect thAt more Robe
sa- merchants have violased the regu
l1lons EnKn II Any county In the State
The meeting TODAY was called bs
NJ. L E. Stacy, county food admin
1s1-KTor. Mr. STACY also ulade 8 shor-
z-s 20 Ins merchants
The Robesonian., 1918-12-05

. D5ed sf Dissase. Missing IN Acrim
Wounded Severely

IL casualties reported SINCE MnnSxr
are the names 81 the following Robe
son county men
Died n1 disease James Mcneil 81
X l, Pembroke Henry Barr. Rac
Springs: Lacy Il McGaIium. Mzx1nr
Missing II action Carr E. Spsl-
grove, Red Springs.
" ounnsd severely Isaac McHl1-ynor
te6ynfizl.
The Robesonian., 1918-12-05
Smallpox in Howellsville Town
ship.

DR.. ". 4. McPhaul. county health
officer has been advised that Jud Wil-\
kins of Howellsville township has
SMALLPOX. DR.. McPhaul says it is I'M
portant that persons living in the
same vicinity be vacciuated. as there
is no quarantine against this disease.
The Robesonian., 1918-12-05
Quite Drop in the Matrimonial
Business.

Register of Deeds NJ. w Floyd
sold 39S marriage licenses during the
fiscal year ending December l., as
compared with 500 during the previous
year. Quite a drop in the ma-rimon-
~ business last year. There rea-
The Robesonian., 1918-12-05

learn that Chaplain J. J. Murray has
been transferred TO camp i'll New
por. News. Va. A letter informs US
Sergt. Neill 4. McEachern was IN
France ard getting on o. X.
The Robesonian., 1918-12-05

The Virginia Methodist conference
voted Tuesday. l6a 10 IL. in favor of
giving full laity rights TO women.
The Robesonian., 1918-12-05

MnaiTne cotton IS selling or the
lacal market Sadxy xn- - 70 asnsx
the nnunn, st--l-c m,aGhne - s-S
cents
The Robesonian., 1918-12-05

View Few Cases of Flu =
Deaths.
Very few cases of influenza were
reported by Robson physicians ias'
week Two deaths were reported.
The Robesonian., 1918-12-05

-lAcsnss hss heer IsSoee tar tire
o.s,--sce ~ I, Re--tx Eara7r &na Nes-
"a. Phi Fiars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-14
LADIES! DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
Use Crsndnia's Sage Tea and
Sulphur Recipe and Nobody
will Know.

Tie use ~ saxe ard salnhur for fs-
storing faded. nfay hair 20 fts n4tafat
color dates hack 20 grandmother
time Nhs used u % keep hsf hsir
beautifully dark. glossy and sttf<t
i've. Whenever het hair taok on that
dDn. faded o. stfeaked sppssfanss
this slmple mixture ~as applied with
wonderful snsst.
hut bfe~lnr ~ home l. fnasss ana
out .of.dafs rowadsya. ~ sshias st
any dfu4 store fes . bottle Of '.Wssths
sage hnd sulphur Compound" yea
will get this fsuaus old preparation
improved by the addition ef othsr Ia
gradients. which can Be depended up
ON 60 restore nsturai eoisf and beauty
90 ths hair. .
A wsliskroNn dewntown druxKist
says Il dafkens the hair 80 naturally
and evenly that nobody can tell II has
been applied, fen simply dsmpsn .
sponge or sot brush with q and draw
this through year hair. taking ons
strand a. a time ny morning the
gray hair disappears. ana after an
other application or two. IL becomes
beautifully dark and glossy.
,Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound 10 q delightful toilet rsQutsffs
f5r thes- who desire . more youthfui
appearance. r Is not intended for
the cure. mitigation OF prsysafies Il
disease.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-14

Tho local lodge has never missed .
weekly session since 81 wpA iuf'Nuiea.
iearls twenty nine years ago low
vcr awins 70 the lHfluenaa epl
iemic ana present health reguiglions.
90 one wlll be admitted Ia ,he lodge
toom tonight except the five principal
officers ~ho will make quorum
ami who will simpl, open ana close
the lodge IN due form and run through
he order of business for tho pnrrose
Z maxine tae iodeo records eohtln
ious
g. y MAt1Ikn Noble Grand
W n CHANDLER. secrftery
----''isad \. fh., itshsf-~-
auy Liberty Bonds and Keep
Them
--~t' isna A. The, Wight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-14
e Whisper That
Comes in The Night
ks Glorious knswl<lss womss
Gain When q Wonderful Thought
S&ssIs Over Thsn.

lisppinszs in rs nsoss fhrfiiiax ssrrree
eoEses 10 wofaan With The thonslsf Of pos.
s@zssty oaby.
Eyrry womsa ia the Joy cf coming moth,
crfsoot should "a epere her syesEga for
the nnusrai straia- Three re1erafisss lave
foanf the tried and reliable reparslior.
Mothers rr.enf. of the greatest help a shis
. tine. BY - daily use throughout the
period. The stil Of the abdomen Is made
ssa snd sisdic. eypahdiHg muszi<s r-t1x
sasiiy ~hen baby arrives. and pa4a At the
Grass is In this y1y sses.ed-
The lnesmmafisn u trezst giznds 10
sootbed
o0Sin frt N your druggist. by al rnesfs.
tbs great prepsrzsicn Which scienc~ has o.
feret for % msuy years TO s-pesfant
l1esh<gs.
write the Brsdse.d Regulator Company.
DEPT. D, Lamar BuiidInr. Atlanta. Geofgs.
for tlselr helpful and Interesting sIstls<r.
iood Book. and berin the use of Mothers
Friend. II Il for ext<rnsl use. 10 absolutely
szft and wonderfully effective.
And rsznemo<r. Tire e iofhing = taxs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-14
WIN The Sick

Among those who have boon qul +
~ VITA influenza and pneumoni9 lhe
past week are Ar Fred iIlrAei, irs
sho Is nov reported oui of luRers
Nrs nlfxel was also IN bur be Is
eompotels recovered. Fred Holman
suffered win pneumonia but u much
improved Tor q week Mr. ROY Herd
aas becn confined 10 his room u +
George had slight attack, Mrs y s
l,exroaA was under ihe care % d
doctor and trained nurse fof TWO
weeks and Is now ronyalcsceu, Tor.
rlnne and Fred carlson are also i'm
proving. Miss Mary Nissley s. ,ecoY.
ering Mr and Mrs John ! l.oveless
are seriously ~ with nflnenkas Miss
t;riswola of 4os East Springer aas
pneumonia Mr. aud Mrs Fred ward
iave pneumonia aud grip. Miss Anna
Doyle T. az the II =. Hospital Win a
severe attack ~ pneumonia and ~
pho.d feyer Mrs ward Hiram 4sm ls
.onyalesoep Betfs Nahnney IL quite
III ~ the Annex ~ and Mrs Tom
Taylor. AZ 100 East Logan. arr both
mfferIug from influenxa. Mrs John
Avery vas taken sick with Influenza
lasf evening Dr q u Barker has been
confined to h. bed Tor several days
nov reported better; hl,iaond
lIeyet wHo II home on furlonss from
Fort Sill S very III AZ the Aone oil
'iis parents. Mr. and Mrs taEsne
Boyer. Earl Gordon has the mia
MA. Mr. and Airs Hickman boil have
ne Influenza; Miss Fay Sml'h who
works ai Perkins. came homs sick
with influenza; John Selsirom came
over frou Drumright on Saturday
md s. now confined 20 his Tfom Wlih
Influenza Mrs Tally. sr. has pneu
monls Harry Crook Is recovering
from an attack of influenza Mrs
.apefs three miles west Of ihs cliy.
e reported to he very sick Miss Luln
Roberts has the grip. Mrs Thomas
Fortune l. corflned 70 her nome at
si3 East Springer and Mrs Mary
ellison. north Of the city 4 el'ii suf
iering With Influenza; Mr. frank
Gresham. OF the Guthrie Mills. - con
fined 10 the " y Hospital Annex With
4 bad casa OF influenza.
---''s-ssa A. The, gIshs~---
Every subscriber 10 the Liberty
Loan helped ssae them there
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-14
y = = n n @NA @y >Knn
> or LOCAL MOMENT =
sxN - xxsa N = sns

save all your coIiou Som.has,' vii
wani y sometime
This week The = @ i.aiS ~, Good
Co... hold ihcir lslh Anniversary
sac. u Nill De lhe biggest safe of
tie kind ever held in Guthrie Sale
stast Thufsaay Aihrn'ns Oct laih
surgical dressing room ai Masonic
Temple VII he closed This wsok GA
seconni of influenza.
A card received ., his pafea; 10
day announced the safe arrival over
seas ~ Harry u Patterson
A foot specialist viii bo al the i.aia
shoe derarimcni soon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-14

Roar ~Hy wntN8a eNNlplalnsns w. seA
tHem atstii isAIa y i1pkhans Nsve
tshis tpf,tlouel apl 0hAt Il ,h.s ~
m~ AlFs. 1neA tNsae. ll2i NJ lin
St st, lnals Na
dAsA ~hu AsHse a. Nfs frame ia
sheuld not hesltats q. riss the g.nsaua
f',os ART hefh rsmr'lg. lsdsa T.. l1nk
hams Nfavsahls aampeaua trsel =.
tlis svldenes tlast IL euAsGanily helaH
pIhlshsd proves beyond aslssgiua lhst
ulis grand old feIaesit has relieved saase
snHgfinE among wasnsn than Any stlswt
nedleiHs
uF confidential adViee write i.sslsA +
Flnhham Medicine ~ lvnn Mass
lhs result n thslf faFty yeAfs ssp@ei
enrs j. II yauf service
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could hardly sieep. rolrN's lloney and
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Sold AN Owl Dfmg Store
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