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. I I .1 I I 'II I I -...II - . I . JFI r 'ys. ! r Wv r 'Mi MiMA mm Ju , rverubcdu Drinks Children Cry For VA Jl JUL) g ii'iiiiiiiiii'iiihiii 'ijii in rnnrT SOft i rnwX'El ta ig3vy iuST "W fggg m ,, jJV ijP J" J ' jR Wmm M' &-S. hr f rt h 0 NO DANGER OF SUNSTROKE Man on His Way to "Get Even" With Enemy Had the Thing All Planned Out. You'd liavo known he wns a medi cal miin by his looks nnd by tho medl clno casor ho carried, but the man who bum pod Into him on tho street was too excited about something cIbc. "Hero, sir, what are you doing?" exclaimed tho doctor 03 he recovered from tho collision. "Going to lick n man!" was tho re ply. "But wait. Don't you know It's 90 decrees In the sun?" "I don't give a darn!" "And that lighting will raise your temperaturo to 1407" "What of It?" "A temperature of 130 means sun stroke and death!" "Are you a doctor?" asked tho mau. "I am." "Then you are way off your base. The man I'm going to lick works In au lco house, where the temperature Is only CO above, and oh, Jecswax, 1 will mako him holler!" "But" "Oh, I brought along my overcoat so I shouldn't tnko cold doing It! Thanks, Doc I'm all right!" Critic's Mean Comment. An actor who recently wns "taken" whllo on tho stage by a cinematograph was greatly pleased with tho result. Talking of It to a prominent dramatic critic, he said: "It was tho most extraordinary ox porionco I over went through actu ally to 8co mself acting." "Now," replied the critic, "you will understand what we have to put up with." Yes, Cordelia, tho drum major be longs to tho band even if he does give the impression tho band belongs to him. "Pm open for convic tion," said one lady. She liked her regular soap and washing powder. She tried RUB-NO-MORE fust to see. Now you ought to see how easily she keeps house dirt-free with this "workless" dirt remover. RUB -NO -MORE WASHING POWDER isasudlcss dirt re mover for clothes. It cleans jour dishes, sinks, toilets and cleans and sweetens our milk crocks. II kills germs. It docs not need hot water. RUB-NO-MORE Washing Powder RUB-N0-M0RE Carbo Nnptha Soap Five Cents All Grocers The Rub-No-More Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. $ Lower the Cost of Living , $di juinmii a ntn iunrini ilud It City Shopping; Servico pr-ictlcally J S brlnpn the most ffishlouublo New York X stcm'H to jnur dooi. 2. p IJotli Indies and Gentlemen are eligible to p $metnberblp, ami amueraU.rtareeatlllrltotiie lUliimiittUnu 1'irth Ai'iiu- lut l.oama O a and at all thmtrlt?a of Its other adrantage. . 2 TliClntiaInoolfertmanrtoiitlrrfultiipor- s i tnnltleatuKaremnnpy tiy .ecurlnif mrilan X A due t fartorr aud mill prW. UlhcM refer 5 T encefurnUbwl. llluitraislliookl-t rent free. J $ Mi-vTork ShoFslns Club.lnc .Sulla r.JJB Fifth .NT. $ ijj p3) 7p o -2) 3)tp p H-p v p 3 p Ip&pp5p J) PATENTS Wntnon K.('olcmnn,W"ab. Ington.UU. Hooka free. Hlteb est reierenaa. Ueat reaulu. W. N. U., CINCINNATI, NO. 32-19.4. 5 f.2 -fflSBi tea"" ffIL if JjnifTuWllt WM&?Sri ZaJkS. -X , xppw )V.-!?Wftifc:irr;WiN ImWfTrrr'- I La9v AmOVum v yl2, 16 AND 20 GAUGES, MODEL 1912 This is the lightest, strongest and handsomest repeating1 shotgun made. Although Ujjht, it has s'.vpassin strength, because all the metal parts are made of Nickel steel, which is twice us strong us ordinary cteel. It is simple to load and unload, easy to take down, and works with an ease and emoothncss not found in repeaters of other makes. Look 'one of these Euns over at your dealer's. They are "TUnMOSTPFKFJGCT REPEATERS." it answers every beverage requirement vim, vigor,re freshment, wholcsomencss. It will satisfy you. Dtmind the rtnulne if lull UDC Mclnitnei cncouri lubmtutlon. Tub Coca-Cola Co., Atlanta, Ga. False Alarm. Just outsldo Stockport on tho Great Central railway, England, is a station named Hyde. Tho other day an Irishman was somewhat startled on arriving at this station by hearing tho gunrd Bhout "Hyde!" Tho statlonmaster, In a raucous vplce, also shouted "Hydo!" and several porters took up tho re frain. "Hydo! Hydot" Wondering whnt could bo tho mat ter, but thinking discretion tho better part of valor, Pat Immediately got un der tho seat, and It was there tho ticket collector found him when tho train reached Stockport. UNSIGHTLY PIMPLES ON FACE New Sharon, Iowa. "Two or three years ago pimples began to como on my face and I had dandruff. Tho pim ples mado a very unsightly appear ance. They woro red nnd numerous some camo to a head and festered and tho Itching caused mo to scratch them. Tho dandruff on my head could bo plainly pen. "I tried several remedies but thoy only temporarily rollcved me. I had been bothered with tho trouble two or three years when I decided to try Cu ticura Soap and Ointment. So I sent for a free samplo and I noticed relief from them, and I bought more. I used two cakes of Cutlcura Soap and two boxes of Cutlcura Ointment and am now fieo from pimples and dandruff." (Signed) Clyde Flrobaugh, May 11, '14. Cutlcura Soap and Ointment sold throughout the world. Sample of each free.wlth 32-p. Skin Book. Address post card "Cutlcura, Dept. L, Boston "Adv. The Way It Was. It was a cold day In December, and the superintendent of n charitable In stitution was examining n number of poor children ns to their claims for more comfortable clothing. Margaret was under examination. Sho was pinned up quite securely in a thin shawl. "Ilavo you any clothes at homo?" blie was asked. "No'm." "What have you got on?" "Please, this is m aunt'B shawl, and mc dress is next, an' then comes 1." Everybody's Magazine. THINK OF THE MILLIONS that have been relieved In tho past 75 joars by Wright's Indian Vegetablo Pills and docldo whether they are not worth a trial. They regulato tho bowels, stimulato tho llrer nnd purify tho blood. Adv. His Private Stock. A few years ugo, after ijn unusually pleasant evening, John Thornton, tho vaudeville comedian, found himself at 5 a. in. lounging against a well in Central park, New York. In a few minutes n policeman came along and asked: "What are you doing hero?" "Just watching the animals," snld Thornton; "nothing more." "Nonsense," said tho ofllcer, "the zoo where the animals are is several blocks from here." "Not my kind," bald the actor, slow ly walking nway. Red Cross Ball Blue, much better, goes farther tlmn liquid blue. Get from any srecer. Adv. Provided for Now. Uohby had beon taught to remem ber all his relatives when he said his praors. One night as he knelt at his mother's kneo, he did not mention tho lumo of a favorite aunt. "Why, Bobble," said tho mother, "you didn't say 'Clod bless Aunt Bea trice and mako her happy.' " "Well, mother," replied tho little boy, "I don't hao to say that any moro. Aunt Uentrlco's engaged." Light Weight, Hammerless Repeating Shotguns i There Are Many. Bomb Enthusiasts in New York NEW YORK. When in Rome do as tho Romans do. Whon In Now York throw bombs. That Is tho only way to keep oven with tho game. A Now Yorker must get acclimated to bombs and bomb throwing, bomb fac tories and prematuro bomb explosions. elevator apartment much hotter than ho can afford on Washington Heights and the altitude was said to bo too great for bombs. Dut it isn't. New York apartment houses aro, or should bo, celebrated for Iho most extromo luxuries and the most atrocious crudities of civilization on tho faco of tho twentieth century earth. One of tho most highly amusing institutions of apartment houses Is tho purchase of ico. Ico Is llko chewing gum and almond chocolnto bars in Manhattan, dispensed everywhere. Some ono has spoken of an "lets trust." I could never find this beneficent institution. If it is still struggling along It has my mornl support, nut all tho ico I could over locato was In tho possession of certain Calabriaus and Sicilians with wido grins nnd lajgo ear rings, who dwell In cellars nnd aro uniformly named "Joe." Tho "Joes" had a monopoly of our apartment. Thero was sharp rivalry between them, but It never took tho form of prlco cutting. Then something dreadful happened. Our superintendent Janitor is now obsolete wont nbout denouncing tho "Joes" aB thieves and all tho tenants were so wrought up that thoy Anally consented to take Ico from "Mr. John" thus tho regular stylo of tho New York apartment houso superintendent. Tho "Joes" wero barred from tho basement whero they had flourished C2 weeks In tho year among the feet of tho dumb-waiters; and "Mr. John" start ed his service of Ice, giving perhaps slightly fatter hunks than did the Cala brian8, but generosity Is characteristic of new mercantllo enterprises. "Bang!" Our dreams of being outside the Now York bomb zone were shattered. Considerable smoke wns issuing from tho basement and scouting parties told us that Mr. John's department of ice was wrecked. Wo all informed tho police It wns an outrage, of course, and thero wus an "investigation." "Bang!" This tlmo in tho middle of the night. Many of the moro temperamental tenants trooped to tho fire cbcapes in pajamas and what-nots. Just at present wo are awaiting bomb No. 3 This Is bound to be a good one, I am assured by experts on tho subject. Thero were In tho year 1913, according to tho pollco recordB, slightly inoro than a hundred bombs exploded in Greater New York. This Is One Way of Playing the Holdup Game CLEVELAND, OHIO The "auto panhandler" is the latest. This species of the genus Man and Woman has becomo so prevalent nnd so bold tho past few months that automobile owners are meekly asking each other: "Why own nn automobllo?" "Tlrat very question, by tho way, la expresslvo of the "auto panhan dler's' attitude toward life It Is his hallmark, his slogan and battle cry, his tlefenso to nil reproach. Illustrating the advanced meth ods of tho "auto panhandler" is the experience the other dny of a bankor who drives his own machine. This man wns passing through tho Square on his way to Lorain when n young man, carrying a suitcase nnd accom panied by a young woman, Htepped out in front of tho automobile and raised his hnnd impressively. Tho banker stopped. "Tako ua to the Detroit boat dock, please," said the youug man, calmly. "We have only ten minutes." Too astonished to speak and feeling greatl humbled, the banker did as ordered. At tho dock he turned around and opened tho door. Tho young man fumbled In bis Jeans. "What's the matter lost something?" nsked tho banker. "Just hunting for a piece of change for you," ho said. "I can't find any thing but n nickel " "That's all right, thank you," snld the bankor, relieved. Every dny, every evening, there is a clique at the west side of tho Square or tho east approach to the iaduet awaiting tho urrlval of automobiles that suit their tastes They pick nothing but the bcst.cars. Sometimes a daring soul refuses them. He Is execrated frequently In language far from polite. Few have the courage to refuse them a second time. Youth Becomes a Huck Finn to Dodge Onion Bed CHICAGO. Hucklebeiry Finn Is alive again. Right now Huck Finn 1b In danger of resuming tho namo of John Soprackl. Huck, or John, ran away tho other day from his homo at 6300 Mackinac nvenuo, South Chicago, and started on his career of adventure. ScHDROrvHEo; Ti. WW ;W and John, hidden behind a fence near by, smiled in glee. Having started parents and pollco on n hunt for tho body, John started on his adventures. He slept In alleys, curling up In empty barrels, and for food stole bananas from tho carts of fruit peddlers. When tho police failed to find John's clothing or any tracp of the body they became suspicious. They wanted to question Tony, and Policeman Al bert Hlcklnnd of the South Chicago pollco went to the Zabockl home. Tony couldn't bo found, Tho policeman at last went Into the woodshed and heard sounds coming from under tho floor. Hlcklnnd was rather large for the space, but succeeded In dragging Tony Into tho yard. "You'll go to Jail If you don't tell us where John is," said Hlckland. "I'll glvo you 60 cents If you do tell,"' said John's mother. And right thero Huck Finn became plain John. Tony confessed that his friend wanted to take u vacation and had nsked him to spread tho tale of his drowning. , A City Farmer's Strenuous Day of Recreation INDIANArOLIS, IND. After a busy week this Park, nvenuo man thought ho would slip out to his farm, early Sunday, and hang around tho growing com and chickens and things for his every-othcr week vacation. He did what he had always done set his alarm clock for C:30, and the old clock was faithful. But tho man wasVt. He had spent a strenuous day, and thought ho would turn over and sleep another dime's worth and ho know that his wife would rouse him yes Indeed, he Just knew she would. But his wifo wns tired of that sort of thing and sho let him sleop. At 6; 15 tho city farmer Jumpod out of bed and dressed himself on the way to tho traction stntlon. Ho caught his car by doing a marathon, and after ho Jiad recovered his wind he began to read. His farm Is only six miles from the city, and ho was so busy read ing that he forgot to get oft at Stop 3. He canfo to three mllci) beyond his getting-off plnco, and had the pleasure of walking back on the hot ties. When ho- arrived at his farmhouse, all raveled out, he found that his tenants, too, had gone for nn outing. This meant that ho would not got his usual whlto meat and gravy dinner. He lounged around a while, nnd finally coaxed n promising pullet into n sack, hit tho pike for Stop 3 and boarded his car. Just about the time ho was comfortably seated tho pullet escaped from tho sack nnd began cavorting around the car. After the panic was over and tho chicken was sowed up again ho leaned back and wondered what kind of a day tho folks at homo wore having. He delivered his chicken to his. wife and the told him It was ono of. "those old mammy chickens,'' and it would UVn thrcft days to cook it You may not bellovo this because you don't llvo in Now York, but let mo remark right hero that tho center of tho bomb zono hereabouts is tho mar bio nnd gilt police hondquartcrs, homo of a thousand nntl-borab enthusiasts, at Centre nnd Broome streets, and there is no palaco so 'exalted nor home so humblo that tho bomb llko the useless Christmas gift, is un known. Your correspondent lives in an Ho know his mother wanted him to weed onloiiB, so ho started tho story that ho had been drowned. Anthony Zabockl, thirteen years old, of 3325 Buffalo avenue, ran through tho streets of South Chicago with tears in his eyes and told John's parents of the tragedy which had fol lowed a swim In the Calumet river. He was a reincarnation of Tom Sawyer. "Johnny's drownded," he crlod, tjTOO FAR- ilAJViviUMi'it y iM$& N JLw- P. ' 1 1 . ibA. 7. WWl -rT.' ' '--'. II fell iw By m a -Al.t'nunr. n tp ,-...., A, liillinllliLltU AVcgelablcErcparallonrorAs. siraiiaiuigmctDoaanuRcdula (InellicSionKuiisaiuLDovyclsor il,L-fciiiiUimd Promotes Di(jcsttonjarfur ncssartdRestXontalnsncittor Opium.Morphlnc norrkeral NotNahcotic. Jinpfxt Sad " IfimSettl' (tatWfiqrr. yiUmriWlTarr. AnerfcctRcmcdv for ConsdW i inn . Sour Stamach.Dtarrhoca Worms .Com'ukioiis.Fevcrish hcssantlLosSOFSLEER IfccSimik Signntnreof TllE CENTAUn COMPATO; NEW YORK. BTwjrJ'PWir3Jpl J Guaranteed under the oodori l? htrtuMiUUimmmi Exact Copy of Wrapper. V READER ALLOWED ONE GUESS Did This Pleasant Llttlo Conversation Take Place During or After the Honeymoon? Ho throw down his paper. "I wonder it the colonel really means lo try It ngaln?" "What did you say, dear?" "If you'd heen listening you wouldn't &ak me." "If you had suld anything worth hearing I'd heen glad to listen." "How do you know you would?" "Try it." Ho glares ut her and wisely says nothing. Sho picks up tho paper. "Dear me," sho says, "I wish they'd settlo it." "Settlo what?" "Tim length of next fall's sklrte." Ho snorts. "Is that all you can find in the pa per?" "I guess it's a good deal moro im portant than tho stuff you And." "Do you mean to comparo a paltry skht to tho stupendous living Issues of the hour?" "Oh, go jump into tho River of Doubt!" "What do you know nbout tho River of Doubt?" "As much ns anybody knows. Bnh!" "Hah ourself!" Whereupon he rlecs nngrlly and goes out on the porch and calms him self with a pipe. Cleveland i'lnin Dealor. Religious Scruples. A soldier Is allowed to "change his religion," as it is termed, If ho can convince his commanding olUcer that ho has good rensons. On ono occasion a man intimated his desire. "Now," said tho colonel, "what nro your reasons? Ilavo you conscien tious convictions In regard to the mat ter?" Tho man intimated that ho had. "And," continued tho colonel, "to what denomination do jou wish to bo transferred?" Said tho ease-seeking Tommy; "1 dls-remember the name, sir, but it's them ns parades for church half uu hour later thun the others." On Principle. Stude Don't you over sweep undor tho enrpet? Janitor Yes, sub; I always sweep everything under tho carpet. Yale Record. Much of woman's vanity Is duo to man's flattery. NEW IDEA Helped Wisconsin Couple. It doesn't pay to stick too olosoly to old notions of things. New ideas often lead to better health, succesD and happiness. A Wis. couple examined an idea now to them nnd stepped up several rounds on tho health ladder. Tho husband writes: "Several years ago wo suffered from coffco drinking, wero sleepless, nerv ous, sallow, weak and Irritable. My wlfo and I both loved co'ffeo and thought It wob a bracer." (Delusion.) "Finally, after years of suffering, wo read of Postura and tho harmfulness of coffee, and believing that to grow wo should glvo Eomo attention to new Ideas, wo decided to test Postum. "When wo mado It right wo liked It and wero freo of ills caused by coffee. Our friends noticed tho change freshor skin, sturdier nerves, bettor temper, etc. "Thcso changes wero not Budden, hut increased as wo continued to drink and enjoy Postum, and wo lost tho desire for coffeo. "Many of our friends did not llko Postum at first, becauso thoy did not mako it light Dut when they mado Postum according to directions on pkg., thoy liked It bettor than coffeo and wero benefited by tho chnngo." Namo glvon by Postum Co., Dattlo Creek, Mich. Read "Tho Road to Wellvlllo," In pkgs. Postum now comes in two forms: Regular Postum must bo well boiled. 15c and 25c packages. Instant Pootum Is a solublo pow der, Mado In tho cup with hot water no boiling. 30c and 60c tins. The cost per cup of both kinds Is about the same. "Tbwe's a Reason" for Fostun. What is CASTOR I A Cnstorla is n harmless snbstltuto for Castor OU, Parr gorlc. Drops nnd Soothlnpr Syrnpa. It Is plcasnnt. It contains neither Opium, Morphlno nor other Narcotic) substance. Its np;o Is its gnurantco. It destroys Worms nnd allays Fevcrlslincss. For moro than thirty years it Las been in constant tiso for tho relief of Constipation. Flatulency, "Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and Diarrhoea. It regulates tho StomucU nnd Bowels, assimilates tho Food, giving" healthy and natural sleep Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. GENUQNE CASTOR I A ALWAYS 'Bears the six ssmr: Jr Jr r xr -JF & M marmammmmm v-e25rvvf '&C&6f24 In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought THK CKNTAUfl COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY. Avoiding the Commonplace. It was a gray winter afternoon; In fnct, tho street lamps wero being lighted tho time known ns entro chlen et loup, when colors nro uudls tingulshable. Tho hurried customer rushed Into the ready-made clothing establishment and explained to the obliging proprietor that he wished to hlro a black suit to wear at a funeral on tho morrow. Tho next morning the mourner brought back the suit with maledictions on his lips. "I hired this suit for a black one last night," he cried, "and when I got It Into tho day light, blessed If it wasn't n blue one! And I told you I wanted It for a fu neral, too! "Well, sir," said the philosophic and Semitic proprietor, "don't you know that there's nothing so ordinary nt n funeral ns black?" Then He Told Her. Pat, who was in lodgings, wns greatly annoyed by tho landlady's help ing herself to his provisions. She be- ( gan by taking a piece of his butter and when Pat camo homo sho said. "Pat, I am taking a little of your butter, but I'm not llko other land ladies I'm telling you." Next day it was an egg, and so on. Every day thero wns something taken nnd put off with tho same romnrk: "I'm not llko other landladies I'm telling you." Of course thero was never nny re duction In Pat's bill. Ono Saturday his bill came to a larger amount than usual. Pat looked at it, bundled up a few things in his handkerchief, walked to the door and said: "Landlady , I'm sloping. I'm not like other lodgers I'm telling you!" London Tit-Blts Yoim own nnnaoisT vrn.i. tei.t. yoo 'Iry Murine hie Ilruittlr for lteil. Weak, watery Kjrj utnl (irmulativl Kjetlil No binanlliL' Just Kb Cuiulurt. n. trn' jor ihk oi mo ijw Murine h'yo Uemnlr Uo tclrato. br mall rrci' Gallant Mayor. From a small provincial town In the north of Italy comes an amusing little story. Queen Helena was lsltlng tho town, to attend tho unveiling of a statue of Victor Emanuel. After tho mayor of the town had made an elaborate speech of welcome, ho handed tho queen a glass of cham pagne, and asked to bo allowed to drink her health As their glasses clinked, a drop of champagne fell up on the queen's gown. Sho opened her pockotbook to take out her handker chief, but tho gnllnnt mayor was not to be caught on nny point of etiquette. "Your majesty," he exclaimed, grand ly, "there Is no need of that! Every thing is already paid for." Youth's Companion. Smile on vruh diy. That's when jou use Red Cro-H Hall Iilue. Clothes whiter than snow. All Kroccrs. Adv. Maybe It Happened. A shabby-looking mau nnd a thin llttlo shaer of a boy were standing with their backs against a wall along tho public way. Tho man had a shade over his eyes and a card hung In front of him, bearing the legend, "Blind nnd Denf." Tho boy had a smllo on his face as ho listened to tho street organ ovor tho way playing "Everybody's Doing It." and then started Involuntarily to whistle tho chorus. Tho mnn turned savagely to him and hissed: "Shut that warblo off and slide that grin off your fnco, yer llttlo monkey! D'ycr want peoplo tor think we'ro hap py?" Those Artists! They weio walking through tho gal leries with a growing nlr of disap proval, Dcforo a painting of n wood land dell, with nmphs and fauns danc lng, dressed Informally ns nymphs and fauns should be, tho mlddlo-ngcd unso phisticated couplo paused. Ho peered through his glasses at tho tltlonvhllo sho tstood back, her disapproval In crenslng. "It says 'Barbizon School,' Mary," ho unnounced. "I guess it's ono of them places for teachln' artists," Bhe remarked. "I've heard they ain't strictly moral." His Address. Bacoif Is ho a man of pleasant nd j UTC8U7 Egbert Why, sure! Ho lives somo whero on EaBy street When a business Is run daws may Signature of J7-, New Use for Germs, n An army olllcer may have to qjlt the servico becauso ho carried deadly germs, to which ho is himself lmmun'o. It might bo a good idea to keep him and let him bo captured by the enemy the next tlmo wo have a war. Convinced. "Are you sure that man is thinking nbout resigning?" "Absolutely sure. He couldn't ro fuso to resign so often If bo weren't thinking about It." An Ounce of Prevention Most peoulo who enjoy a frequent drink of beer or liquor fall to realize It's weuk unhitf affect on tlio kidneys. KIdnoy weakness sets up backacho, hend acho, rlieuimillo pain, nervousness, and disorders of t ho urluo and If neekclcd leads to drop, j'ruvel, and Urlght's dUea.0. In tho tarly stupes Mdnoy weakness can bo corrected. Doau's Klilny Tills tono and strengthen weak Kidneys and are used with success all over tho clvllliid world. 1 hero's no other kidney remedy so well recommended. A Kentucky Case J C Wrnthcrholt. frroccr, C Inverport. Ky , ia e' "I mi no bad with kidney trouble, I dldn t think I would llvo long The pains In my back wero terri ble mid my heart action was weak 1 had terrlblo dizzy polls and my knee Joints swelled to twice their normal Evtrj t1rt Vli a Sto" size I was a mcro skeleton After doc tors failed, I took Ooan's and thty cured me. I strong toda." Get Ooan's at Any Store. 50a Dox DOAN'SV roSTERMIUJURN CO., BUFFALO. N. Y. The Army of Constipation Is Growing Smaller Every Day. CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS are responsible they not only give relief they pcrma- nentlycure toi itipalion. Mil lions use, them for Bilioainen. lndi;elion, Sick Headache, Sallow Skhu SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE. Genuine must bear Signature You Can't Cut Out A DOO SPAVIN,rUFF orTUOUOUaiiriN hut HraTFW will clean them off permanently,, and you work the horse same time. Docs not blister or remove the hair. 52.00 per bottle, delivered. Will tell ou more if ou write. Book 4 K. f ree. ABSOKUINE, JR., the antiseptic liniment for mankind, reduces Varicose Veins, Ruptured, MiKlrtor Llrimtnli. EnlirteiGltiklt, Cottm. Weuf. CrtJ. AlliMpiinijukklr. Price St DO in4 ti TO I bottle ac draicliii or dclimrd. Mauilicturcd olr ly rV.F.YQUNQ, P. D. 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