The Minneapolis journal. [volume], January 06, 1906, Page 9, Image 9

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HIGHEST AWARD ST. LOUIS, 1904.
should know that Rtms'lroi. Pills aro tho host health
giving Tonlo to tho body, brain, blood and ntrvos ovor
discovered. In short,thoyaro thobootthing in tho world
for a wornout, rundown system, from whatever cause.
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DEATH OF MOTHER
E PT FROM JUROR
Judge in Philadelphia Graft Trial
Refused to Let Talesman
Know of Illness.
Philadelphia, Jan. 6.vKept in igno
rance of the death oJ? his aged mother,
Mrs. Sarah J. Gore, Thursday last, Louis
B. Gore, the second to be drawn ou
the jury in the trial of John W. Hill,
former chief of the filtration bureau,
on charges of forgery and falsifying
of records, listened today to the pres
entation of further testimony in the
case, while the funeral, unknown to
him, took place. Judge Audenreid, be
fore whom Mr. Hill is being tried, has
decided Gore must not be told of his
mother's death until the jury of which
he is a member has been discharged.
The trial Is expected to last at least
a week longer and Gore will remain
locked up with the othet talesmen un
til then.
Gore's mother often asked for him
as she lay on her deathbed. His wife
interviewed Judge Audenreid and saw
District Attorney Bell to plead that he
be released. Judge Audenreid ex
pressed regret that so unfortunate a
contingency should have( arisen, but
said he felt the ends of justice might
be interfered with if a member of the
'ury should have his mind' distracted
personal worry or grief.
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Newbro'a Harplclde can come too late. If the
dandru* microbe has destroyed the halrfolU
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all remedies are worthiest. But, like the
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from disease and begins its natural growth
again. Don't neglect dandruff or falling
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Stops itchingof the scalp instantly.
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carry women safely through the perils of child-birth, but its use
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the pain and horror of
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