The Taney County republican., October 20, 1898, Image 4

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THE REPUBLICANS
Pfbiuueo Eveiit Thcmdat at Fobstth, Me.,
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FOBSTTH FKINTIXO COMPXST.
Advertising Kate made known on application.
Official Paper of Taney Cosnty.
Entered at the Postoffice at Forsyth for trana
mimioB through the mafia as eoond-claea
matter.
THURSDAY, OCT., 20, 1898.
LOCAL ITEMS.
-Circuit Court nextweck.
' A.F. Morri3 is quite busy tbis
week at paper baugiug.
Dr. Baldwin id bavin;, a etoue
fence erected iu front of bis dwelling.
Otberg advertise mv prices, except
tvbou 1 discount them. The Racket.
Johu Morrow waa in- town on
Sa'urday and looked exceedingly
jmasanf.
Tbe arrival of a new boy at the
borne of E!d. llolmau was reported
last T btirsdaj'.
Hosea Iiilvcn, of Christnin
county, was doing busbies? in this
I !ace ou buturday.
We bad quite a rain ftorm ou
Sunday night which continued over
to Monday with some 6iou
J. li. McFarlaml, our jolly black
smith, is now domiciled in the dwe.l
iug just north of the Stone cbpcl.
Free silver is a back number in
New York. Crocker and bis crowd
refused to embody it iu their plat
Jorm. Rev. C. B. Boving will be here ou
the 29 1 h aud will bold services at tbe
Union Church on Sunday at 11 a. m.
and 7 p. in.
Jno. T. Dickenson, tbe enterpris
ing merchant of Dickens, was in
town on Saturday, aud was a pleasant
caller at this office.
Rev. Ryland, of Lexington, Mo
will bold a scries of meeliugs at tbe
Union Church iu this place beginning
ou Fridav 28th at 7 p. m.
The RAckKT will offer the largest
line of Holiday goods ever offl-rctnin
the county at the least, cost. Ddn't
buy until you look aud save in owe y.
Circuit Clerk, J. C. Johnson has
bis docket completed for the regular
October term. It contains 81 case.,
as follows: 36 criminal, 20 civil aud
25 tax suits.
Geo. Duulap, age 15, of Cedar
Creek, died of blood poisoning ou
Tuesday of last week. He was a
very promising lad and will be greatly-
missed in that locality.
Mr. E. E. Stires is now traveling
salesman for ibe Dr John Bull Medi
cine Company, of St. Louis, aud bis
family have returned to Forsyth and
reside iu the CI hie dwelling.
The Literary Society at the
River View school bouse where Mi-s
Bertie Davis is. teaching, creates
quite an interest and the attendance
is unusnallv large each Thursday
- I. -
How do yon like the price of
alyes now?
How do you like tbo price of
sheep aud wool?
Why did lead and jack run up
to $36.00 per ton?
The man who has no money
uow has nothing to sell.
Levering and Lion coffee 10c per
pkg at Parrish and Toleitons.
Col Pratber has been a tax payer
in tbis county for twenty years.
Look out for that line of Dry
goods, Coming. Th Racket.
Too expeusive to detartl my- goods
and bargain prices. JustTome in be
fore buying and look fer yourself.
I mean business and don't aim to let
any man or men underscP, iw differ
ence what tbe price. TheRacket.
The Hon. Geo. Peppenline, of
Springfield, will deliver a republican
address to the Taney county people
at the court house on iloudny tbe
first day of court, at 2 p. m. and tbe
Hon. W. D. Hubbard, G. Purd Haws
ct nl. will eutertain an audience in
the evening a. 7 p. in.
Business Local Items.
I will not be undeisold, kep this
in your minds eye. The Racket. -
No Kansas Salt in Our Ranch, but
Michigan Fine at $1.75 per bbL al,
Parrish & Tolerton.
John T.Dickenson, Public adminis
trator baa eeveral goo'd Farms for
sale cheap, on easy terms. Call on
bim. ;
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$1.60 will secure yon The Repub
lican and the twice-a-week St. Louis
G!obe-Democrat. Subscribe now
and take advantage of this liberal
offer
A $10,000 STOCK Op GOODS
PARRISH I TOLERTOE
UXB LtEflD, others pem:
AGENTS wanted by a large fc
tory.. Free samples Mav earn S20
weekly cah. Several agents with
y 20 years; Brattice Co., 243 Pearl,! pjuc uc
New York.
Dickenson & Morrow have just re
ceived a large quauity of stoves and
bealers, also Hardware and Dry
goods which makes their stock com
plete iu fall goods.
Old fashions in dress may be re
vived, but no ol 1-fusoioiied medicine
cau replace Chamberl-iiu's Colic,
Cholera a jd Diarrhoea Remedy. For
Mile by B. B. Price, Forsyth. F. M.
Prici Kissee Mills.
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iright. '
The County court held a special
session on las- Satuaday for the pur
pose of enquiring iuto the sanity of
a Mrs I go, of Brown Branch. She
was adjudged insane and ordered
sent to the asylum at Nevada.
Esq. 11. L. Irelan, of Cedar Creek,
was a caller at the Republican office
ou last Saturday. He reports wheat
sowing, cotton picking and other
farm work as beiug well advanced,
and health getting much better.
"Babe" Weatherman, of Walnut
Shade, was thrown from a horse ou
Thursday jf last week which resulted
in a broken leg. Drs. Hollidav and
Humphreys were called aud we 1 aru
his conditiou is favorable to a speedy
vecovery.
W. II. Johnson. J. A. Tolcrlon
nd S. W. Boswell went to St. Louis
on Thursday of last week and re
turned on Sunday. Tbo boys bad the
honor, as well as pleasure, of a hearty
old fashioned handshake with Presi
dent William McKinley, and they
are loud in sounding bis praise.
Geo. Mayden, of Kiseo Mills,
wa? interviewing tbo boys at tbe
county seat Monday. He has been
suffering from the chills of late but
we are nappy to uoie a mucn ira
proved condition iu bis health. He
says he has his wheat sowed and his
corn ground turned for next year.
The regular October term of the
Circuit court will convene at For
syth, next Monday. The case of
State vs James Parnell, charged with
the shooting and- killing of Wesley
Coltcrell at Kirbyville last Fall
will come up for trial at this term.
It will be remembered that thin case
M as tried at the July adjourned term,
and a verdict of guilty and punish
ment of 10 years in the State pen
itentiary assessed by the jury, tut
on account ol au error in the record,
Judtfe Xe villa granted a new trial.
Dr. J. B. Watson aud family, of
Willard Kentucky, have located iu
Forsyth where they expect to make
their future homo. Dr. Watson w a
graduate from the Barnes Medical
College of St. Louis, and bis estima
ble aud accomplished young wife is
a graduate iu music aud a very
pleasant cutertainer. We arc proud
to claim Doctor and Mrs. Watsou
as citizens of our little towu, and
while their residence here has been
brief, yet they have won tbe con
fidence and esteem of everybody.
The Doctor is already enjoying a
t'ooil lucrative practice, and we be
speak for bim a happy and prosper
According to the Springfield
Republican, Uncle "Dick" Cunning
bam, formerly of tbis county, di nl in
that city ou the 10 iu8t of hear!
disease. His remains were consign
ed to a final resting place in tbe
National Cemetery under the stars
aud stripes, which Uncle "Dick" so
gallantly defended in two war. He
had many warm friends in Taaoy
who will regret to hear of his demis.-.
The case of the State vs Asa St
Clair will come up again-Cg" trim Til
the Circuit court next week. This
case is a very peculiar one. The pros
ecution charges that during the
spring oi ib'J7, Ida James, a young
grill, while out ou the margin of a
steep bluff nvar Walnut Shade, pick
ing flowers, was assaulted by Asa St.
Clair, afterward thrown over the
bluff lighting at tbe bottom several
feet below, 6ustainiug bodily injuries
which was thought at the time
would prove fatal, but of which the
youug girl fiually recovered. The
evidence agaiust youug St. Clair,
aside from .that of Ida James, is
practically all circumstantial. The
case was tried at the July adjourned
term of the Circuit court and St.
Clair was found guilty and given
eight years iu the S:ate penitentiary
by the jury, but ou account of the
recent discovery of new testimony
the jr'oung man was granted a new
trial.
Come to L. C. Walker for Cold
Lunch, Biilnrds and Pool. Eat aud
be inery. All kinds of family grocer
ies. Cheapest house in town for cash.
Also carry a fine line of Tobc:o aud
Cigars. Give me a call.
L.C Walker,
Old Billard Hail. S. E. corner square.
My shop is neat, razors sharp and
towels clean. My scissors are keen
and dippers in order to do you the
best job yon ever seen. Give me a
call when i;i need of anything iu my
line of business. T. J. Vauzandt
barber and tonsorhd artist, nor'b
west corner of sauarcForsytb, Mo.
Dry Goods.
LL Sheeting 4c Per yd.
Our Own L L Sheeting 5c per v
Teasle Down or Outing Flannel, 10c
per yd.
Fine ail wool Cnsh'mere, 50c per yd.
The most complete line of Iloory in
Taiiev County.
of Ribbon, Ijiccs, Era-
broridery.
Largest stock of Prima, ranging
from 3 1-2 lo 6c, ever before seen in
this ountv.
Latent style BuMlo, 25c.
We also-have the most complete and
best seclcction of Ladies aud Gents
underwear ever seen in Taney Co.
Ladies Union Suits, 50c.
Lidies lcvy winter Vcsts,'50.
Lidies heavy winter Pants.
Ladies medium light Ve.-t. 20c.
Children Union suits, 3tr
Men's u:x!ervpr.r, $1.00 pr-r sssit.
Men's aU wool .. $'2 W ,.
Just received tbo f;ust line of
Ladies Winter Capes Loth l :ih
Clote, prie-. fc from 85c to 11.50.
Groceri e
s.
Gran, sugar 1st Qu.-l. 14 Jbs for 1.00
r 2nd 16 lbs for SI. 00
Light brown sugar, 1st quality, 15 lbs
for 1.00.
Heavy brown sugar, 2nd quality, 16
lbs f-.r SI. 00
Arbuckle coffee, 12 l-2c per ptg.
10c per pkg.
10c per pkg.
5 lbs for S1.00.
7 lbs for $1.00.
10 lbs for $1.00.
Levering
Lion
Best green,
Second
Third
Best green lea. 50c per lb.
P.-ickii.t' lea dust, 20c per lb.
Bulk tea dust. 15c per lb.
Best grain peper, 10c per lb.
Rice, 8 l-3c per lb.
10 bars laundry soap, 25c.
6 bars Oil Country soap, 25c,
2 pkgs oa!, 15c.
Tomatoes 10c per can.
Coru Idc per can.
Keg sods, 7 lbs for 2Gc.
011 15c per gallon.
Cover and Timothy seed
iinn 1.
always on
Clothing.
Suits
to
from i&so
mm
Rubber lined Duck
Coats, $1.50 and $1.75
Duck Coats, t oo
Vests, 50c.
Overcoats to suit, Over
coats iliat fit, Overcoats
that are good, from 5
to 10.00 dollars, .
Ha r d't;'
Wagon tire. 2c perlC
Buggy tire, ste?
FiuUhed Wagon fep j
Finished wagon spoke, fs
Beut buggy riratLcj c
er. ' . -
Horse nails, 15c per li.
Iron fcboe nails, iljj,'
Brassed shoe ails, s"!
llungeriau shoe uhVj
Wag n M-at priug 7
Trhce chains, 25c per pt
1 lames Ar hru;25e
Cut nails, 2c per lb. ; .
Wire iml. 8c per lb.
Patent bor9e and nrnla' j
on hand. v "V j
Stove pipe, easy lock,' l()e f 1
Fuil line of King Ilcaiiij.
ways ou hand. .'.J.- '.
Cross cut saws, 20c per foot.
Fincbt line of axes oa the 1 V
Dr. Cauy's C nditiox Powdkr's,
arc just what a horse need when in
"lad cond'tioti. Touir, blood puritier
nnd vermifuge. TIm-v are not food
but medicine ami the het in use to
put a horse iu prime condil ion. Price
25 rents per package. For sale by
B. B. Price, Forsyth.
Chamberlain Coining. .
"The lion. C. W. Chamberlain, of
Jeffersou City, has been secured by
the Slate Committee, to deliver li ve
speeches in Taney county, which
have been arranged us follows.
Kirbyville, Thursday Oct. 27, 2 p. in.
Forsyth, 7 ,.
Protein, Fridav, 8 2
I Biadicyville, Spturday, 29
Browu Branch, ., ., 7
The peope of T.mey will remember
Mr. Chamberlaiu's eloquent speeclies
delivered iu this county during
the campaign of 1896. and will hz.il
his return with delight.
otice to the Votera of Swan Tow:ishlp.
Notico is hereby giveu that the
question of restraining swine from
running at birf in Swuu Township
will he submitted to tbo voters of
said Township at tbe regular Novem
ber elec.iou, 1858.
J. V. Hughes.
County Clerk.
This Sept. 28th, 1898.
John T. Dickenson Notary Public,
draws up, aud acknowledges Deed,
Transfers, Mortgages, Leases and Con
tracts. Depositions taken. Notes and
Bills protested. Pension vouchers
tilled. Affidavits aud applications for
pension claims and honiefetcnd right!-.
Acknowledgments and affidavits good
in every state. All kinds of Legal
business promptly and carefully at
tended to. Public administrator for
the county. Fees moderate.
Secretary
$3.00
ON THE
SP OTs8se
That what wins Getting: there
first and hitten' 'em hard when you
arrive. That's what
Giir Goods
and
Out Fr2cGa
areCliigfor competition in the
Shoe line this season.
Wo arc agents for the Springfield
Stampadtn Shank.
"Anchor51
Shoe.
Wagon.
100 bb!s. of Michigan fine salt at 1.75.
We have this season all the latest styles
in rubbers and artics for Ladies Coin Toe
dhoes. Something to fit is what you get.
Last of all but not least, we handle the
Old Reliable Homestead shoe, and for the Dainty
When you have n bad cob! Dr. In
clination would recommeud Cham
berl.d Cough Remedy because It
is pleasant nud safe to take. Dr. Ex
perience would rercommend it be
cause it never fails to effect a speedy
and permanent cure. Dr. Beason
would recommend it because it is
prepared on scientific principles, and
acts on uat ti re's plan in relieving the
lungs, opening the secretions and re
Ktoriug the system to a natural and
healthy condition. For sale bv II;
IJ. Price, Forsyth. F. M. Price," Kis
see Mills.
Wcro hanmorih(r down
prices and driving
tip values.
C3 E-Lr k our Pce for
0 o the above Shoe
Faultless in
style and ; finish, 'blade by The
Bream Shoe Co., St. Louis, who
turn out nothing tut the best.
benefit for our shoe trade, we are offering
the "Peoples Favorite at 1.25. Come
early and get ycur size.
We arc a permanent institution, here
to stay and give the people the benefit of
our extensive business. You: can save
enough in one year to start a good depos
it in a savings bank, by buying of,
Parris'i & Tolerton.
Footwear
Shoes that please tie r
fit the feet are whit 7--
We've Got 'E:
in all styles of Tcs T
Vesting Tops; Taaaii.
FAMOUS ST. LOUTS SZTJ
BY THE BROWN &5C3 O,'
GRESSrVE SHOE BUILDmi (
$3.00
Is a tad r
areaHrtl'
srvi criMe shoe. Thats tl
"Anchor Ladies' Drea 2at i
Three Ioctcr in Consulatlon.
From ricr.jamin Franklin.
When you are sick, what yau like
best to be clioseu for a medicine in
the first place; what experience tells
jou is best, to be chosen iu the sec
ond place; what reason (i. e., Theory)
says is bvst to be chosen iu the last
place. Kiit if u cau get Dr. Iucli
uaiion, Dr. Kxperi -nce nud Dr. l!eA
on to I10M a consulatmn toreiber.
they will give you the best advice
that can be t.-iken." !!. 1$,
syth. F. M. Pi ire, Kia ee Mills,
Priea, For-
Notice for Publication.
Land OlbVc at tjpriugtield, Mis
souri. Oct. 8th, 1893.
Notice is hereby givu that tbe fl
lowing named settler has filed notice
of ins intention to make final proof
ia support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before J. W.
Hughes. County Clerk, ct Forsyth,
Missouri, on Saturday, Nov. 19th,
1898, viz: Robert Gardner, homestead
application No. 1791S for the e bf 11 e
qr, s w qr n e qr and 11 e qr s e qr
of sec 17 twp;22u of range 20 w.
lie mines the following witnesses
t- prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of said land, viz:
Isaac llornbeck, Jessee Calhoou. J. K.
Gibson ami G. W. Gihsou, all of
Minci, Mo.
M. V. Gideon, Register.
ous future in
tli a Ozark.
his new home among
Clyde Davis g.-ea to St Louis.
It will be grutiiyiug to tm: ninny
warm friends of the late James L.
Davis iu Taney county aud eUewi.erc
to know the friendship of Iloa. II C.
Kerns for "our Jim" did not die with
him. f
Ou Monday, Mrs D.v-is, received
transportation, for herself and Clyde,
to St. Louis, where Clyde will 1 uler
the City Hospital and bo placed un
der the treatment of the best surgeons
of St. Louis.
Clyde Davis is a bright intelligent
fad of fourteen, w ho for some seven
years has been aillicted with necrosis
of the jiw bone. Clyde's parents
have never been able to give bim the
medical services necessary to proper
ly treat the disease. Now, however,
Mr. Kerns steps forward and through
his friendship tor ibe late James L.
Davis, has vol ti a tee red to place
Clyde in tbe best St. Louis" hospital,
furnish bim with the best medical
services that money can buy aud pay
all expenses of himself and mother
while under treatment. Mrs. Davis
und Clyde will leave Tuesday morn
ing for St. Louis.
How to 1'reveut Croup.
We have two children who are
subject to attacks of croup. When
ever au attack is coining on my wife
gives them Chamberlain's Cough
I'emcdy ami it 'always prevents the
attack. It is a household necessity iu
tin comity, nnd no matter what else
we run out of, it would not do to be
without Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. More of if is sold here than of
alt other cough medicines combined.
J. M. Nicie, 01 Nickle IJros., mer
chants, NikJeville, Pa. For sale bv
K. I. Price, Foisyih. F. M. Price,
Kistee Mills.
Probate Docket,
November term, 1898.
1st Day. Estate of Nancy M. and
Mary S. Clancy. Arther ilogers, G
& C, annual Settlement.
Heirs of T. D. Conner, Dec,
Elizabeth Conner, G & C, annual set
tlement.
Estate of Thomas P. Williams,
minor, J. P. Mosley, G & C, annual
settlement.
Estate of Charles W. Walter, M
and William li. Coble, minor, Har
vey Coble, G. & C, annual settle
ment. Estate of Louisa E. Pleakc, Dec..
E. V. R. Pleakc, Adtnr.. annual sei
tleineut. W.J. Hull,
Judge of Probate,
Contest Notice.
Department of Interior, United
Stales Land Office, Springfield, Mo.
0to.er, Slh, 1893
A Mittieient contest affidavit hav
ing been tiled in this office by George
R. Davis, contestant, against homc-
dead entry No. 21022 made October
28lh, 1836. for the w hfn e qr and s
e qrue qr section 21, township
22, range 17, by Freeman W. Riddle
coutestee, in which it is alleged that:
The .said Freeman W. Riddle, has
wholly abandoned said tract and 1 ; s
changed his residence therefrom for
more than six months since making
6aid entry,' a::d uext prior to. the
date herein, said paities are hereby
notified to appear, respond aud offer
dvideucc touching said allegation
at 10 o'clock 'a. in. on December 29,
1898, before William H. Johnon, a
JSotary Public, at Forsyth, Taney
county, Missouri,(ud that fiual hear
ing will be held at 10 o'clock a. m.
on January 5, 1399, before) the Reg
ister aud 'Receiver at the United
States Laud Office in Springfield, Mis
souri. Tbo said contestant" having, in
proper afiidavit, filed August 22, 1898
6et forth facts which show tbatatter
duo diligence, personal service of this
notice can not be made, it is hereby
ordered and directed that tuch notice
be given by due and proper publica
tion. M. V. Gideon, Register.
G. A. Ramsey, Receive r.
Notice for. Publication.
Land Office at Springfield, Missouri,
Sept. 28th 1893.
Notice ia hereby given that the
following-named settler has filled no
tice of his intention to make final
proof iu support of his claim,
that said proof will be made before
J. C. Johnson, Circuit Clerk, nt For
syth. Missouri, on Saturday, Nov. 5th
1898, viz: Fn.ukhn li. Morris, home
stead application Nr. 19311 forlhe
w bf s e qr sec 9 twp 23n range 20v.
He names the following witnesses
to prove bis continuous residence
upon nud cultivation .f suid bind, viz:
A.J. Kreedeii. Joseph to. Moore, W,
E. Moore and William Kiugry, all of
Forsyth, Missouri.
M. V. Gideon, Register.
Nstice for Publication.
Land Office t Springfield, Mis
souri, Oct.Btb. 1898.
Notice is hereby given that fhe fol
lowing named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof
. I ill hiiiiTinrt if lita rKim on.1 ilmt
- L I - ...., uu.a iinii puni
will be made before J. C. Johnson,
Circuit Clerk, at Forsyth, Missouri,
ou Snlurd.o, Nov. 19;h. 1898, viz:
Mary MashiMirn, widow ot Mathew
Mnshburn, homestead application
No. 192t 1 9 for the s bf lot 1 & 2 8 w
qr sec 7 mid 11 hf lots 1 & 2 11 w qr
sec 18 twp 2 In range 17v.
She names the following witnesses
to prove her continuous residence
upon and cultivation of said laud, viz:
Alfred Mulinnx, Jann-s Muliuax, Wil
liam F. Hackett aud Lot en Harris,
all of Protein, Tauey county, Mo.
M. V. Gideon, Register.
i&a demonstrated ten thocnand
tiiaea that it is almost ictauibla
FOR word's
PiCUUAS
WEAKfiSSSSS.
Irregularities mad derangements. '
It hoa become tho leading remedy
lor this class oi troubles. Itczcrta
m woadcrfallj- healing, strength
ening and soctaiag influence upon
tbo tnonstrnal orpima. It cores
whites" andfcllinpofthewoiab.
Zt stopa flooding and reliarca sap
Notice for PufcHctfioi.
Land Office at Sprlngfl
souri. Oct. 12th, 1898.. i
Notice is hereby given thtlt
lowing named settler bat Ski 1
of his intention to inftkejfisdl
in support of his claim; tad tL
proof will be in ade before M
ieter aud Receiver tit, the; t
States Ind Office, af-Spn1
Mo . n Sat urdav, Nov.; 28& 1
viz: John P. Dur.Iap, homerts.'
plication No. 17852, for th
qr and 11 w qr u e qr tee 2)
w or 11 w orsac 24 twn21nrt?
.1... r..ll.,.iAr itlt
ll UOIIIt'B tllC l
It 111 U U IIIO ' Mv ,
unou and cultivation of silfla-
Gco'rgc . Puller, of SpritgW!
James M. Booth, or KirbTTilK
John E. J. McGill, .
W ...... II l,:rnlt
M. V.Gideon, KSr
pressed and pair fnl menttrnatloa.
For Caango oj I4Ie it ia the best
medicine made. It is beneficial
daring pregnancy, and helps to
briag children iala homes barren
for years. It invigorates, stimu
lates, strengthens the whole eys-em-
This great remedy is faercd
to all afflicted women. 7hy will
any woman saffer another minnto
vrlih certain relief within reaeb?
wine of Cardni only costs $1.00
per botUe at your drug store.
JF"dvicis n, requiring tpecial
OtrecMona, address, giving symptoms,
"Ladie' Advisory Department,'1
The Chattanooga Medicine Co., ChaU
tanooga, Tenn.
Re. I. W. SMITH. Camtftn, 8.C.. sartt
'"LW mwI Win of Cartful ct horns
lor falllnf of tea swab aatf It aaUrarr
cared her."
TH2i2 OLD ESTABLISHED STORE. r
DICKENSON & M OH R OK
General Merchandised
Dry Gaods Groceries, Hardware Tin Goocb,
liiiplemeiits Glass and Drugs ari
Tools , Queensware, Hedife
Cutlery. Harness, Stationery Tobacco ana t -
TAXEY CITV. MlfeSOi
tf ..II .WiU'!ltl'.-.l.i
fW'iJt! are productive of an enormous anio;-;
J7 ' .-','
... iAifln
mm
Climbing up Down Stairs !
O ARRYING heavy burdens, wasldar .
T:;i easefl. The norformanee of these beV7-
in r.hlimf nrir tn tyiqtiit Ti7nm.n. hnt t3f"
f f dens may soon be removed if womea
I htm I Ll i PANAC2.V
(cs.y.FJrrfPi
vriH regulate all menstrual irregulsriiis
restore the entire female orranina w ;
proper condiUon. Take St. Jo?3' )1 ? ,
Rejrulator In small doses if there U J V
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