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THIS WEAK,
NERVOUS MOTHER
Tells How Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Restored Her Health.
Philadelphia. Pa.-"I was veryweak,
always tired, my back achesd, and I felt
sicoly most of the
i' | ' time. I went to a
t mdoctor and he said
I had nervous indi
ges'ton, which ad
Saed to my weag
condition kept me
worrying most cf
the tiae-and he
said if I cou:d not
stop that, I could
S not get well. I
h/ eardsomnchabout
Lydia E. Pinkham's
1 egetable Com
pound my husband wanted me to try it.
1 took it fora week and felt a litt'e bet
ter. I kept itupfor three rmonths, and
I feel fine and can eat anything now
without distress or nervousness. "- Mrs.
J. WoarsT.Lt, 2~84 North Taylor St.,
Phiiadelphia Pa.
The majority of mothers nowadays 1
overdo, there are so many demands
upon their time and strength; the result
is invariably a weakened, run-down,
nervous eondition with headaches, back
ache, irritability and depression -and
soon more serious ailments develop.
It is at such periods in life that LydiaE.
Pinkham' s Vegetable Compound will
restore a normal healthy condition, as
it did to Mrs. Worth;ine.
KNOCKS OUT PAN
THE FIRST ROUND
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makes Sloan's the
World's Liniment
This famous reliever of rheumatic
lches, soreness, stiffness, painful
sprains, neuralgic pains, and most
other exterr.al twinges that humanity
suffers fr,,m, cnjoys its great salrs Ie
cause it practically never fails to bring
speedy, comforting relief.
Alwaiys ready for use, it takes little
to penetr:te without rubbing and pro
duce reTults. Clean, refreshing. At
all drug stores. 35c, 7(ic. $1.40.
"I Believe I Could
Not Have Lived
I I Had Not Take. Rid-Toee."
-Says N. P. Stevens.
4I1 trlay weaedstl tease has 4ee
mo mess we i hamv a.M the deteres
sestusatas 5d I have bees aades the
eiss eevest mes t ases s. I
samt I emi l ge peep-l I have
mewers t Kr I aI1 seb5 aead
srhesaI * weaks s dew.."
Take RICBITONE
see. malk es ie- .vsmm e dT s.
ft/eseemuirkas 4s./hbu OhLs hleeL It
s atna f a r e emeass tam are
see.ss meet se metamas satvee tha
-e vie. seTesL resta te taled
eslthl s k es s an these
I" whies m-am asea-~ wetn
uat ag 4ws aaiss.& s
A. 04 i ds eels CeL, I ,mL Tern
AD OLD GOT YOU?
FEABNG RIPPY?
ElKhus New Diem
Sstrmts you em time road
tits$ always ged. That's
eS tite eel , but one never
ethe pplIcable than It Is to
SDiscovery.
71l She the prompt, business
t leases the phlegm-congest
sthes the tortured throat,
so eol or a new cold, grippe,
hil a estmury. Oe. and
At year drussist.
beels bulldoes r
them tfnetio relarly
clemased of waste
E New Lie Pills.
uk hesdachb sour
S Idh Plls Move
O-ma
-.4rr
-,I
HER SMILE IS
I HER SAFEGUARD
American Red Cross Courier Is
Not Molested by Bar,dlts
in Balkans.
FACES MANY IIFFICULTIES
Life of Balkan Courier Is Far From
Simple--Travels Take Her to
All Parts of the Intricate
Balkans.
I' :. ,:11, ".--.\ ., 1 Y~ork yo.rtl
S..... t , ilr . I, i ; ,,:i:Y. lrUn thel
lr i, . to -, .a ' I i.l utn ini lf ul 't.I
" ,it:Lir , l- ,., 1,' iie -i il ,' lit.,t ar llllrea,
Uti, :I :,, -tlc ,- ts're 4i ' t -es. t dAr.t' trav Iel
' i.. 1 rt - ( ItUritr. Tlhen I;ruln l f Corm rl'
tillu , fll -aurt n o" u ct d ,il.,'lti es ill it
foliltre whira e dilititiyltisl I ire rel l.
ih: t -::, le de rided thte .Alleria n rti edll
frot- lauilthr itte' to glive to her a po
at ,ioe ' as coturiter. T ihe dl t 1a4 In Cau-it
ta,. . ihltLerd,. haltf woxlf, which waI s
l.,'n to l rsi . l(,iiirn iii !" tiin admiring
limlni ani l p lil:ut w4o anil. Air tihe
tiilatch l u o tainsi valuatble liile .ra
for thi e Ait ric:in art a y ai Ih th t lted
i'riitltr. Str M i s r la;iili i , t el it eree
frort eauarats that In ateia rest all
overl the intriiate l ime gi.a . Slit'
Lif Far From Simple.
lThe life of in l';ilke n i ,i urlm r ia; fir
frol' i l e. ItJilriid.. halte iteli de
stll edl etl'ery h re. Ilitid-s are Iring
in the altI!t ot f .tritltil-. Ito:ids o I
'Iihr um llh thie ilnl talin dI-lrirl. trunll
h::lil 1" ~ I ot ith dji x\lio lp tt ulion lt e
.\rI1,.. (;itlli his rawti l htir way
thrluu- r, I' 1 i.n,. \\1 ch a - .lnotl
i:t, itn, ; ltte : a -art :II.tin by ni . w Iter
iul'ulu. ,<h i. lti li:ir w ith li:11i -
g:1ge railways tithat tll', l.it* to roll
i11 the II, untti il l .ntlot i ;;,rIl ; i,'. Sit,
Ilu v, d rive l . al,-a- t, Ipuntit lll
;.iinit l six- iilh cirrentl. She0 r.n
er41.- u hl'l1ieless .trea:m till o ihurte
ba 'k or w ith it rowhioi it.
And with the ionlhlhnt.e of an ubn
U. S. TAMES OVER BIG CANAL WITH CEREMONY
J. 1UlinIlltue -ollre. Ireminclzt of tlhe Ilterrt l ,ulterwuy uasrciation. Pbila·
dehlpti collgreht.lmn alnd Iepublicn nolinee for nlmaor of Philadelphia.
peuklng during the cereumouly at Delware City. Del.. with which th
tea took oner thie hemleukLe and l)elawure canal.
T. B. CRUSADE IS ON
Accolades for Children Who
Fight the Disease.
"Knighthood" Prize for Battle Agilnst
White Plague in the United
States.
Washlngton.-Through the arency
of liajor B. J. Lloyd of the United
States health service. accolades will he
held in virtually every school in the
country when the seiond nnu I III tur.
namet t of the modern health erts:lde
comes to an end this school ye;ar.
This was the statement made at the
Nationali Tuberculosis assocmihtion of
Sees, where the crusade was or:mnlzed
and where the new itournmlelnt was
announced. Tile tornimmlent held
stmultaneously all over "hle cunlllltry
for 15 seeks. heiins with the ollnlllng
of the term this fall.
Last year. the first I- which the an
Blacksnakes to Trail
Rats as Traps Fail
New LexinZgton.-BlackSnakes
will be corraled and turned loose
la the Union statioo here la an
eoeet to exterminate rats that
have almost takes possession of
the pisee.
Employees have used traps.
ferrets, cats and poison without
avall.
Hundreds of dollars' worth of
damage has been done to mer
ebhadise ad parcels post pack
ages left is the buildIng alghts
mad mwerchats are complaining.
The rats are large and black
ar sow conaldered their
*1 taWe o the e blid a geograph.
atlas of Great Brit
g sed. oesistdag of
mod ar pes of em
w:ay strnpharger s.le drols froml one
mountain iti I h to e:Itther onl the sw"vin_
inhg aeriail a:lles, left belhinwl by the
*IientI alruiles uf of .lun illatieIl.
She has has set tui.uedlits hut invarlt
lIly. with her smile, with the "ll. 8."
lon h"r unIifcorm ulad her talent for tight
ie.l -. she haes wih through unuizU
le-teul.
.11rs. Grtunnisu travelr start at Ibecehl
re- t. The cities - e, "l ." Iel'Itnde
Ita, 1: ,!!e. S::r:I.j,'v'. Hu u n ua. C'ettilnje,
Ie uu .rit e. htiran. St'utari a( l Se t
t liika. It sta.s not l.a tter to her. ()ii
her lite't trip she tarried a letter
frto the governor of Albania to Ocl.
heory W'. A.i er-uti of tichmonde . 1..
Iullk-tl .rnrnllttussioeer for- the It,,l
('Cir-,. iut . ll ineg the .1maerieatn tee I.lu -
for the relief wol-ek eleete in hi- c-ountlry.
lter first work for the ted l'rou
l:Is ith the bureaotli f ershnitel inl
lParis. where sihe lalerael nights, tays
SHERLOCK HAD
NAUGHT ON HIM
Clever Work of Detectives Solves
"Great False Teeth
Mystery."
THIEF GRABS POCKETBOOK
New York Sleuth Finds Jewels in
Awn.ng Repairer's Pocket and
º the Artificial Masticators in
San Ash Can.
1 1
Ne., York.--i' Ieter mrk on the h:art
of Liet cvtine 'ir z:tuts J.iep Leoiaril
;v lll 'ThIltau A1'ip i ol'.etd a 1t14'er!"
t jhit h tuiLlIt ,th L\ t i 't\c e d ev ' I. 1 ,o
S tln t, rrecordl as the. "r_.it f;l-=c tetth
J ºe.s; K. A, lrl,'ws. a h:1 nk, r, li.s
I 4"tc t'olver that a ; 11, fals-t t,'Ih %hi% h
1 hlit l rlecen utly iinita:llh', did ; t fun,-I li ii
wvith tl. celerit. j11pr ui-t, d bl y liv I 4i l'
tist. r<.. A tihr s ;taru d % ii tic i
S tito tlhe l ltit . to1r atldjl t11. t 't.
rJl". Anidlr\\'s hail thei t-eti i her
As dkelthl, k aoII1. Sith t $; it. IilI;.
r As she "as lovn- m the n--urtment the
nunl jousts with disease took place.
found many "pages." "squires" "¶ld
"knights" rendy to he given their tt
ties of knights hanneret. the highest
degree of honor to he received by the
crlusaders. In many cities and towns
accolades were held and on the West
ern coast Major Lloyd personally rave
the four "blows" to hundreds of "alr
knights." or boys and girls who had
faithfully performed 11 health chores
for the entire tournament and so be
came knights hanneret.
At the capllitl in Washington the
largest necolade of the crusade was
held. with Vice President Marshall act
lng' as lea:gue mtr.ster and conferring
the honors on the candidates. The
steps of the calitol huilding were
filled with children who had fought a
winning fight against disease.
There are 3.ltx.o00M children in the
crusade, and it Is estimated that more
than 75 iper cent of them will win hon
ors In the tournament. By complet
New German
Berlin Worried Lest Seat of Govern
ment Be Shifted to the
Rhine.
Berlin. Germany.-The Boersen el
tong. one of the ablest German news
papers. says the fate of the city as
in the balance and that It is, perhaps,
too late to save it from becoming a
city of the second clas. with the re
moval of the capital and the activity
in a business and political sense to
some Rhineland city. It is a theory
that has been gaining ground lately
and Is causing Berllato lose sleep.
Strikes have followed one another
in an endiesa successlon. The uncer
talnty of the econottic situation al
moat led to a boycotting of Berlin as
the chief work center of Germany. De
spite the hbouge expense. one industry
after another left Berlin for quieter.
steadier ields.
Merchants. politicians and industrial
leaders have predicted that the trans
fer of the assembly or reichstag would
tawld Sundays getting personnel off to
the front. Shle left Paris .January 1.
N1J49, to join the Baulkun commisslion,
url at lelgth was permittedl to take
the co('rier position which lhl: lt]sistedl
oln hiu ving.
Hen Decides Own Case
in Court; Goes Home i
Sh:iron. i';:I.- 1 t1Iw\4rshipi of n
h t )n ~4 IrIth $1., ;lieg dl h. S:I h n
h alrd.
'T'h/" n ih- or. it u1 ;1,an. ,it '7
arraignl'ed Ibtf,,o .l tit- flush
.lotio1 to t1r. i'. - tab
. w. .iss to t:ik, tilo, h t. t h
I 'lease it h,, i to li-tl $'o 1e f
f'"rithat. wh16o atle- ld to ah.dle b)
the' ision ot th1" bird.
Th'l e hilt',,n .tIr'ttltel ofTf to the
pl!:t " tiilTl s .ý:trdl. "I.,' ,h .tdl l:miu t
\%I- con : l ll<,'d t1o plaY $S4..-0I ',o .'.,. 't
ýIINNýINNýNIýýNNIIIC)INNý
hell rang. Mrs. Andrews plsuedi the
.t.laiethoh.ak aon :s llmeilrhy coull, h :Iu a
Imsataid olIi'llple the ldoo"r an111 a111 hnittttl
a . ralger. whmo atollinl'eI thatt he
wais tlhere toi r'epair ain sialintl..
Mrs. Ai lr"\tr s ient tll .Il adI j tininl
rmanta., lisut ien sa li. returiie the lao"k
Setllook li tt he S$ , si1d the a rtsti'ial
sustieatola s haul di-ilt riated. ahC tel
elthmtned ftar t he dleie't ive
Telephones for Detectives.
The1y. re.t:dmed l ith :il latrily tlland
after li tl ninlg to 'M rs. Ad ew s stli , rl -ry "
of thfi vani-'ping of II-he faii- teth'li.
rimaartatl Ito the all Shirta! 1l1a!tle,
tl the I'er-i:l r1 ,s of ;ite' .a t,:''ew a
S aittllinualtit Iemmalthald that the sm ilr .
at pa.er halt ,ltau t it it eaii tiVi to
1 tliat lii the e t liie of im tl lati'. i its
iaa tlir .1i rit ntll in Ihe hulla ". 'Thn.re 1
thaI \ ,IIa. I
S I trn 'ias iit tii . hiahily t la!i'heil ni;'el
I I \\;11n11 l'tu m lid, \p it ta lil'l;t the in' e *tiig' i
I mMats r tin t altt. ini a :l iv'e itm iaiedi
for the mmof,!itlitiy ma Its toal . :sn a.l
'r ".'Al:! What hI:l ' he " .
"Where?" '' .ai.alt tae' ai i iing iana . as *
l.' Sllaliill al aiir mof niaitalll; iillce'.
-"There'l'." relatlitl the a'tlle tetect
ie its he shtaved his Iniiand ill the awn
lug Ilaih's (coat pocket asit dsrew forth
a lasndlful of :litthr'iig Jewelry.
The unlexp, ected jeuweiry deepened I
the mnystery.
Oh, Where Are the Teeth?
"lIut whlere's the false teeth?" alsked
Detective Appel, who believed in fol
lowing every trail to the end.
"Pdstlence." replied Leonard. "let the
msgistrite find that out."
So the awning man. who later said
he was Charles Langfelder of tal Wal
ton street, Brooklyn. was haled before
Magistrate McQuasde In the west side
court, where he denied all.
"Your Honor, we have a clue to the
false teeth." said the detectives in
chorus. "Hold him for a few minutes.
and we'll recover them."
They hurried back to the apartment
house, where they found the pocket
book and the teeth in an ash barrel.
Langfelder wee then held in $1.500
ball to await the action of the grand
jury.
The detectives are still trying to
find the owner of the Jewelry.
Twelve Half Pints in Her Hose.
Homestead. Pa.-The police arrest
a. ed their first "stocking legger" in the
a. person of Clara Hobson and found the
s prisoner had 12 half pints of whisky
hidden in her hose.
In: the 11 health chores for the 15
weeks they will not only receive their
tilaes. but will win btldges and pins
- for the lesser ranks of page and squire,
and gold and silver buttons for the
ranks of knights and knights hban
td neret. They will also win hanners
At showing their class has been 100 per
ie rcent successful in the crusade.
n I This Is one of the vital phases of
the fight ilgatinst the wllhit, llague.
re which will be directly affected by the
Ir success of the country-wide cutlplign
of education now being conducted by
the National Tuberculosis assocla
tlon.
he War Lid Off Baccarat.
asl Parls.--haccrat is again allowed in
rt- the clubs. since the ratlfication of the
lg pence treaty. As soon as the ban was
he lifted a veritable frenzy of gambling
re set In all over Europe. It ia estimated
a $1.IN).lN0.li.O0 was won and lost in the
first night after the game was re
he sumed.
re
in- Durable strings for lacing machine
et- belts are somnetimes nmade of eel skin.
n Capital Seen
SInflict a severe blow on Berlin. espe
cially if It should lead to the cholee
of another capital.
1 EX-KAISER CASTS FEAR ASIDE
SWIII Dispense With Duteh State Ps.
a he at His New Hesue at
re- Doorn.
Ity -
to Amerongen, Holland.-It is reported
ry that the former German empeeer ls
ly no far recovered from fears of meo
lestatioo that when he moves into hi
or new house at Doomrn. the Dutch pollee,
e. who have been constantly on guard
l- about the Benttneh castle here since
has l arrlval, will be relieved of duty.
I. There are no walls or moats aboat the
Shouse of Doom, which is visible and
r. Ieasy of access from the main highway.
lal Turning a crank makes a new cam
in opener cut the top eatirelym out at a
idi lar
GOVERNMENT DRIVE
AGAINST RADICALY
FEDERAL AUTHOi'-t1S IN SE`V
ERAL CITIE3 ARnEST ALLEGED
AGITATORS AN:) AN;ARECHiT'S.
~0 ARRESiED IJ ;,V' 1Y0:;.
Women Am:n3 rriorers-Fifty WI
Be Dep r-c.-KH-idsJ ,. N. w. t.
Anson., C..:.c p. JLs asnt ,,d
etct.I ' i . .
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ai t, I Iio i It ,' 1 . . ', . Il d
poi t:i tio tn.
Jl'. Itw g I d r i l i\'I II t,, . cl I* i
I:tln J. FI l ln" , t1 .,.ir I, .i l. I. ii .1 .1
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11 * I c', i.i .i i
! pot "at in . ar NY b won
.f 1, ". ,L ; T : lntoil- u, . :lu , ' !'.
I,'hre tha l' I ii al . ". ' o f i" \
I * n 11 l ison. i. E .. in I , t\ ,n 1 11.
11' .. It'll-'1 11I,11 III It , I ' I , t ,;i 1. a"
Il ' It " ti'ta I1:,I ll _ L F h t° il ; "'L,
y::'to i *t h -Doti- in
I--' Ill ofI .I1 t al
iA:u a 11 I.
t".' i', l I;', It I: II ,I'.l I I .,i l 'I
.'1-,tILI in r," i ' " ' n 1 L h(kl '., f'I, ':
1 N, n o n ' r nrnI.
Ma ri . r- The l, I(,lL t " '.hi' be
gn in 1':cPl(rf.l i - .i tilo taiting "
i laht toh i Itn W t ohe cn
l'yer and tby kmen1 k' of S~lI:in.
Each side Is wll mrn anizd and de
teyn:ined. but the workimnn are con
i fi-rht to the better orgb nztnd tham
rlcyers and the weltkmen of Sr itn.
Each side is well or anize d and de
termined, but the workmen are con
the employers. Many employers are
:Ikewarm in support of the lockout,
whll" the workmen. or Syndicalis'ta
as they are called here. and who in
clude professional men as well as Ia
Ltrersi re closely united. because
their organization has done much to
improve their conditions.
Says Labor Wants Ghorter Day
Washilnton.-M kin- h;i f 's ad
drrss before hte Intrernationl Labor
('on'ieence. in wh'ch he sits as anr
t rofficlal repr sont*~tiv of Amer.can
Il bor. Samuel Gom'e a pre ident of
't. American Feliratt, n of lbor.
ceTclar d for the utraight eith,-hour
v.orltin der as a maxim'Im. com-ared
with the 48-hour week. and lncid-'n
ally served notl-e that in the ITnitI
States the e'lht-h-n r dvy would ba
tlor en d If labor could accomplish
Its purpose.
Baptists Urged To Refuse Money.
SNew York. - Raptist churches
ithroughoult the ountry were urged to
a urn money offere, by profiteers.
"the meanest lind .f thievns" in a
,tatem-nt issued here by Repre.cnva
t ve Dr. Sanmuel Zane Baten. scre
tary of Social Sern-ice Eiducation for
Ii e American Baptist Publicatior So
ciety.
Train Strikes Truck. 11 Killed.
Woodbury. N. J.-Eleven persons
vt re kill' d and more than a score
ln lured when a Pennsylvania rail
ruad train struck an automobile truck
k aded with Philadtlphis masquerad
ers at a crossing eight miles from
here.
Lulkart Children To Orphan's Home.
Detroit.-Flve-year-old Edna anI
six-year old Shirley Luikart. dauglh
Sters of Roy Lulkart, who were po.'
Soned by thr mth her rome weeks
ego, were plahed nte a hame for or
I phans by their eather.
Arkansas Guard Short in Strerqth.
Washington.-The National Guard
.f Arkansas Is reetiited to only 461
ier cent of its aut hQrlzedt strength
L ased on the appropriation by Con
-gi ess for the flacal year 1920.
Report 40,000 People Starved.
Stockholm. - A dIspatch to the TI
- aendes from Helsingfors says the
Sfimine in Petrograd is assuming ter
* rlble proportions. Porty thousand
jersons have died from starvation
within a month, it Is declared.
*Bodies Recevere-i From Mine.
Amsterdam, O. - - Twenty dead
e tiodes have been r.covered from the
i. and tu. mine at Amsterdam. It is
believed the.e include all that were
in the mine.
Report Army Advancing.
Hielsinors. - The latehst reportas
Strino the army of eneral Yudeniten
• declare he is steadily advancing on
the entire front before Petrograd and
to the south, his right fiank being
fully protected as the result of the
progress made by the Esthonlans.
New York. - A seat on the New
 ork Stock Exchange was sold for
S ;?00,000, the largest amount ever
5 geid for membership. The previous
record was $Ml,0oO.
Criticism and
Citizenship
It is the p!:tin, public duty of every
citizen to cri:icize proposed govern
ment measures believed to be i:ar.mful.
Swift & Company is in a better pos
ition perhaps, than others, to under.
stand the meat packing bu~ine -s in all
its relations to public and private inter
ests, even though the others may have
been giving the subject a great deal of
sincere attention.
Swift & Company is convinced that
interference with its legitimate business
function by governmental agencies,
however well intentioned, would be an
injury to every man, woman and
child who wants meat to eat, as well
as to the men who raise the meat and
to those who dress and distribute it.
Maximum service that cannot
monopolize because of keen competi
tion and lack of control over sources
of supply is furnished at a minimum
of profit-a fraction of a cent per
pound from all sources.
Therefore Swift & Company is
taking every legitimate step of citizen.
ship to prevent such interference.
These advertisements are intended
to help you, and to help Congress
decide what is best to be done. Mis
takes are costly and apt to be harmful
in these trying times.
Let us send you a Swift "Dollar."
Address Swift & Company,
Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Ill.
Swift & Company, U.S.A.
THIS SNOWS
WHAT BECOMES OF
THE AVERAGE dOOU.
RECEIVED SY
Wý s SWIFT & COMPANY
to Make Money in the Oil
FAor a mydiat. smoag your frieds ad pleroudl mF
wd oil leaes in St.ee eounties ot Tsexa ed M
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S OLn LANDAS P CAId
You Do Not Have to Coin to
A Joke on an Englishman.
An Englishmun, unfamiliar with the
American negro. and a guest In a
southern home, showed much Interest
In the dark-skinned nace.
"Do all of your negroes speak Eng
lish?" he Inquired on the first day of
his visit.
"Oht. no,." was the prompt reply of
his host, who greatly enjoyeld a little
joke; "they speak their own language.
Conme along with me and listen."
Approaching an aged negro he ;I.
qulred: "W'ha' hee?"
"Wha' hoo?" asked the negro.
"Wha boss?" replied the employer.
"Ober dah," was the final rlespnse.
"How extraordinary !" commented(
the visitor.--Every ,bdy's Magazine.
The Only Place.
"I wonder If Diogenes could find an
honest man anywhere in these times."
"Certainly; in the poorhouse."
KIDNEYS WEAKENING?
BETTER L00[ 0
Kidney sad bladder troubles don't
disappear of themselves. 1hey grow
upon you, slowly but steadily, under.
mining your health with deadly cer
tainty, until you fall a victim to in
curable disease.
Stop your troubles while there is
time. Dont wait until little pains be
come bg ashes. Don't trifle with dis
ease. T av·e future sufering begin
tmaeat with 9LD MEDAL Haar
lem Oi ases now. Take three or
rfeu evrdy until ye fepel that you
farer from pals.
This weln-ha pew tion has been
e of the miom remedies of ol
'."d for e,P4..ten T- Ilfl the rovern
usedi w L~h ium heudmche uE 'iurf S.
n· ' ... d,.- aº«r H( L S l
.Ir Slop g na no d..« lint LII1
huibul .LaBse. r
PRICE bo be. w .r deiled i
350 AU. .I L Mu·me Csmesuu
UN
E.I@HYNIN
KING
CHEWING
tobacco
TO SHINE ýA
us. E-Z STOVE
FRECKLES
ment of the Netherlo
ial charter authore l -n
almost as soon be withe
out her ood o wf GOLD
Oil Capsules. TW -
strength and is
measure for the st-ti
of the Holluaders.
Do not dela7. Oe
and insist on his
box of GOLD
it you are not gatl8 li W
druggit will gsl
Look for the aseU
the box and aeeep3~
howse. three lases