Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 19, Number 39, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 March 1889 — Page 7

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"When

'Bout

"This

MFTJ-

A PAPER

All

lit

11*

("HlvMAlL.

the room no mora is beard

LABORED

breathing of

compassed ail about

With the sun divine. Yearning skies

MAY

Mmm

PEOPLE.

FOR THE

IN THE SHADOW.

still—norcold

Bps part

heart

Not a pulse is stirred D«ith has given the noble face Ltj^nity of loftier grace Tlierc bo Ubs—nor watching, weep lAit him sleep. Wherefore shut the sunshine ouif All is well. He makes no sign Hc

o'er him leu.

He is

'rapt

with the unseen,

All is well—nor watching, weep Let bim sleep.

No more conflict, no more sighs

YOU

have him otherwhere*

There he lies—nor watching, weep Let him sleep.

—Boston

la the Berwick train due?"

three hours, sah."

get over you'M hurry,

"Nearest

"Suffering? I'm

"Never

mine

"What?

Great Scott!" The porter surveyed the tourist coolly.

"You'm 11

have time to

Bah."

"Confound

hotel near?"

your impudence! Any

is Millsburgb,

'bout

five miles

furder on, sah." Tho young man, in walking-costume, threw oir his knapsack impatiently, clapped his hand to bis sunburned cheek ana groaned. Jim refrained from pol ishing the waiting-room furniture, and showed

mild curiosity,

'Pear

to be suffer!N', sah."

frantic Never had

the toothache till last night. Oh, Jupi ter! Oh—my!"

"Toothache

ain

It?"

nothln'."

"Ain 't

it, you black Imp Ever have

"Oceans

o' time—oceans o' times.

Ain't fur to say comfor'ble but, law! rheumatiz

'11

"NO

saw such a confounded coun

try. Rain all the time! Wet through, then have to sleep in damp sheets in a cold room. That's what you call

ease

iu mine Inn.'

"Country's

all right furdem

"Any

dentist in Millsburgb?"

"Tooth-doctor,

s'pose

"What

ought

isn't rain this is the Deluge,"

mutterod the pedestrian, striding on.

His

discomfort goaded him to accomplish the

"flvo

"Ain 't

This was disgusting.

"Doctor?"

then he enunciated.

"Yes,

they's doctors enough. All out

o' town to-day, though. Gono to convention down to Boston."

"What

ed tho sufferer The citizen's. pride being touched, he walked ou in silent contempt.

"I'll find

Picking himself un, he glanced hastily

NIT.

©very

••Dental

A "dental

very one uoos who meets with

about, as a like misfortune, and opposite bluo-and-gilt tist.'

office"?

fear

"Yes,

it.'5

The clear eyes made a brief personal survey of her patient.

stranger, and a tramp' for fun, she decided.

"Shall I

whence he had

"surgeon"

T'™OOR

Like a soldier taking rest, God's beloved, there ho lies On the Eternal Breast. gee tho archangel calm and fair! Would

Transcript.

Georgette's Capitulation.

[By F. E. H.

Raymond.]

The seat was

"That

miles furder on" very

soon, and Hugh accosted the first man he met in the town, asking

for

a dentist.

any such follow hero."

in scanning the vered a modes

sign,

Plague on the liar®, anyway!" He was

across

My lady's parlor In

Dainty curtains draped the windows, a moss-likecarpet cov«?vedthe floor, luxurious aeata Invited repose. There was a well-rtlled book-ca»«, a table loaded with pretty nothings, such as women aflfbet but Instruments

torture—none.

young woman left her writing-desk in the corner and advanced towards him. She was slight and trim, but quick,

and strong

have made a mistake.

am the only on© In Xililaburgh." You?"

a regularly finished one. What

is vour trouble? Maybe

was

conii&g up

can relieve

should judge you might relieve a the smile died Instantly, and now Hugh

conscious he had blundered.

have—that Is,

"Has

LB#

"That

there

is a common occurrence but It

will return." reassuringly

was

"NEVER

look at your

tooth?" The young man's cheek crimsoned. Ho bad come prepared to bully a country borch of a dentist, if need be but this outcome of his mad haste was disconcerting. Let her

peer into that cavern

just

hurled anathemas

on the whole country! and when the only supper procurable on the previous night had been bak»d beans apu onions. No, by all that

was decent, no! But this

alert young business woman paid his hesitation and blushes no heed, and so, promptly moved

There was no consciousness of aught but the most humdrum matter in the voice which ordered him to

"There

beat it! Ever have rheu-

matiz, sah?"

never

WISH

"Notbln ',

to. Say, got anything

here good for thiH pain?"

sah."

'taking

'at'S

used

of It. lleckon you'm from town, sah." Hugh Scrlbner uttered another groan, which was almost a nhriek, and strode to the door As he openod it the wind dashed the autumn rain In his face It was a cheerloss prospect.

do you know, you black idiot?"

Dat you'm a mighty hot-tempered gemplemum."

"Here!"

tossing him a quarter

cepa, Anyhow.

to thrash you instead, for calling

cthis confounded pain

'nothlnV

me on with this strap.

Help

I'll

try

taciket long." So, buttoning his jacket snugly over bis broad chest, he sot out.

"Must 'a'

been a gontlemum whon

he's hisself!" oommented Jim, closing the door.

is scarcely business-like|

"Oh,

a forsaken region It is!" groan

am on

"Not

a sawbones or a blast of pow

der to blow out tho thlngl" On he rushed, furious, naif blind with pain, generally demoralised. Then lie stumbled over a bit of old plank sidewalk and fell. This accident tended neither to compose his nerves nor improve his appearance, yet proved to bo of uso to him.

"Did

the street In an instant,

atul only on tho way up-stalrs did his eager pace begin to lag.

Somehow,

his

troublesome molar was easing up. By the time he had reached the upper landing and was face to face with a halfglazed door bearing the inscription,

Surgeon," the pain had sudden

ly and utterly ceased. However, the hateful thing which had given nim this long tramp deserved punishment. He'd teach his toeth to ache again!so he boldlv turned the knob and entered, what?

"Allow

screen which hid an

orthodox dental chsir, and a corner filled with the most modern equipments of her profession.

quiet

fresh

towels, came out from this hidden tor-ture-chamber and awaited in the odter apartment her mistress's need. The

turned, waiting for her vic-

fellow! he would rather have had

every tooth in his head

"on

than place himself in that chair. He could beat an ignominious retreat, but the consciousness that this advanced young female would laugh at him was not pleasant. He never felt himself such a great, awkward hulk of a fellow before! His six feet of length seemed a dozen: and his hands and feet were something abnormal. He was afraid be was too big to get into that chair, and was surprised to find thpt he wasn't.

high that his bead

towered far above that of bis tormentor, who deftly turned a screw and lowered him to a convenient poise.

Lay your

head back, if you please, and open your mouth, wide."

Her serene indifference restored hia composure, and he obeyed her to the letter indeed, so broadly did the mas culine jaws separate, tnat the effect would have been startling on one less experienced than Dr. Ormosby.

But when her delicate index finger gently moved the corners of those yawning lips, Hugh could not resist his natural impulse. He opened his great brown oj'es, and flashed a sentimental glance upon the face thatbentover him but he might as well have tried to flirt with the Sphinx.

want it taken out." She understood the glance, and reseuted it.

could not do so unprofessional an act," she said moving away. Hugh remained seated in the chair, cudgeling his brain for some new protext, to bring the charming operator back to his Ride.

"There

you mean? Dunno

so."

is a twinge on the other side,

that eye-tooth. Must be something wrong there." The imperturbable doctor examined the healthy mouth, and shook her head. Not once had she seemed conscious of his admiring glance, or more curious concerning his handsome identity than if he had been some ancient grandsire. There was nothing left for him to do but slip down and out from behind tho screen.

for

Sownto

is considerable Inflammation,

but no serious trouble. Your teeth are in fine condition."

"Oh,

you must be mistaken.

sure it ought to come out."

"Indeed,

nearly

died with this follow last night.

I'm

it should not it is perfectly

sound." The youth's courage waxed he looked at ber slender wrists maliciously.

imder the circumstances, quite

so. The value of the liniment is as trifling as the service you required." Again that twinkling eyelash.

She glanced carelessly at a card no Offered her, introducing him upon the staff of a leading journal.

a tramp-trip

through this

section, writing it up for our paper. Excuse me, you are the first woman

in tho least.

An inspiration came to him

am going to

firm

her movements. Her face

was not pretty, but exceedingly fresh and wholesome, lighted by bright eyes full of intelligence. She wore a gray gown, edged at the throat and wrista with apoUees linen, and the only touch of color about her was a bunch of roees stuck in the bib of her great, snowy apron.

have ever met in your profession. Do you object to being interviewed?"

"(tool

"but

"Well,

should consider

it a good advertisement."

and shrewd," thought

then,"

In hand,

"how

Scrlbner,

she doesn't seem unwomanly."

looked at a chair longingly, then dubiously at his soiled garments. She smiled, and rolled it towards him taking another herself.

-TT

you study regularly?"

"Certainly. I

Ormosby, Den

was graduated from the

Dental College. There Is my

diploma over your head." Numberless questions be put, and she answered patiently.

me one more, and

this

cross-examination.

win ena

pay? Yes, thank God"-and her stnile made her beautiful—"itdoes pay." Her thoughts seemed to wander off into s6me unknown, happy land, and sho rose

term

nste the interview. There was nothing more the voung fellow dared to ssk, though volumes more he would have liked to know.

ldo*

N^\VELPSNUBBED

this air, and

^FTORTUN©

had—I thought

had a racking toothache

it disappeared?".*1

"YW

"that

real

till last

is, if

CHUM

for it.

NIGHT, I

tramping all day In the wot.

I TOOK COW,

Mlllsburgh ^nd Its

manufaeturios thoroughly, so shall bo here

some

time.

hope wo may meet

again. Will you allow me to call?

"Should

vou need my professional ser

vices, certainly otherwise it will not be

I've

burgh," thought Hugh, getting himself out of the room as gracefully as heeotild and wending his way hotel-ward.,

"What

a susceptible idiot

had a

Scribner, If

am!

dozen attacks before!

will be worse than the toothache

was

looking for a dontist." The comely Hps parted in a pleasant smile.

was.

I VE

but, Hugh

can diagnose

in on

favors the valiant. Ha

exhausted the art of flirtation,

fraten- iy

11M

bled you frequently?"

It trou

PCR^UER

now began to take serious LES-nt» in

landlord's pretty daughter was a fast Wend of Dr. Ormeabv, and described that you won-

bankrupt ftu.er uui 11 sj- r-: how nhe had been the idol of as had 1 »nl^ tt-..«t fum--r» fr

HER- -NEW -tUl

bad been

I AUPPO#*

though that

not my habit."

-?R 1 FN 1~RIENDEN*»

ana

Lucie Garrett, pot»uvely

msm tilBISi

TEKRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAUI

Hugh started guiltily. Not much escapes theken of uiese

centnry

bright,

girls,

nineteenth

and he

felt

his secret

was transparent to this one.

"What

are the doctor's objections? 1

thought matrimony entered somewhat largely into every woman's perspectiV6?

"It

doesn't,

then! That Is

are mistaken. It used,

where men

suppose but

now, why, with onr palettos

AND^ ESSE^I

our little type writers, our titles TTM.D., our editorial chairs, we are

FARJ»°

awake. With me, of course, it different.

not so

very

and Paul and

presume we

maid-servant,

who bad been arranging a stock

strong-minded,

became engaged when

we were too young to know any better. So

shall go

monplace end."

"Confess

on to the com

now you like

?,,F

Fair Lucie heaved a comical sigh.

your bondage,

adjured tho young writer. He was long since ber own, as hor lather's warm friend.

"Well,

shoulders in a dainty shrug

must know

"Then,

a rampage"

never heard her say, but

"Maybe

maybe not."

"Well,

he did so the dentist

handed him a small vial.

for-

I've

no will to stand this

"Bathe

face with this lotion,

"Thank

daughter,

your

occasionally, and

the trouble will be cured." Her tone

was

very quiet, but Hugh

fancied the bright eyes twinkled.

you. Now—please to toll me

your charge."

"Nothing,

know how she'd feel. She couldn't ask any man to support her old father and little sisters and she wouldn't if she could. And when she wants a Directoire

or a pansy bonnet, she doesn ave ask some'grumbling man for it! She just sits down to her desk and sends her order and her check. That's better than your matrimony, isn't it?"

Hugh laid his plans more wisely after that little talk.

Georgette Ormesby should bo his wife that was a foregone conclusion but his besiegement of her heart took a new form.

In the privacy of her own sanctum

PETHED

Sho did not heed the

of course."

The spring-time, the springtime: The only pretty ring-time." Nature's hour of universal love. It's influence stole over her and melted tho obdurate heart, till there were very weak and womanish tears in the eyes that watched the wavelets creeping in and out beneath her slender resting place.

And so, at last, she owned to ner own self that she was conquered. She did love this bright, ingratiating, generous fellow who had shown such devotion to her! But then, ho should novor know it—never1

Having chosen my calling,

it to the end." To strengthen her resolve, she murmured the words to the brooklet but a voice—not the brooklet's—madeanswer:

"Quite

Hugh propounded, pad

did you choose yonr vo

cation?" From the necessity of earning my own living. Nearly everything is overcrowded—dentistry is not at least, by women."

right,

my darling only

that you will

are, little woman, nor never will be.

"See,

Georgette, my sweetheart, there

are tear drops on your eyelids. Confess, brave girl, that the siege has been too hard for you—that you capitulate! Kiss me, my love, for truce."

She put him from her and faced him, the tattered flag of her Independence still waving over her.

May

Does be

hesitated, glancing around tho well-ap-pointed room. She finished his question,

still keep up

"Till

When the June roses bloomed, there were two brides in Millsburgh and one of tbem, pretty Lucie, weut straightway to her housekeeping and home-making, after the manner of ber kind. The other hung out

"G.

for that fib!

lying

caught It! onW

make It the truth.

I-L!

will

'do

Mills-

new and glittering sign of

Ormesby-Scribner, Dentist," while ber railing husband watched and calmly bided bis time. He wondered how long it would swing there, creaking in the wind, quite certain that, eventually, the home would oust the career, and his triumph be complete.

Are you

THEM

pre

tor symptoms correctly,

this

one

The journalist lingered in the busy town, and fared better

TTVIU

Hi» landlord gave h'.M

his deserts.

rst-class room

and every attention, with some dissertations upon the community at large

bilUous and dyspeptic?

Does yoor liver sluggish seem? It your slumbtr often broken

Ify a hideous, nightmare dream? Friend, be

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An Old Time Partisan. eAsy to recall to mind his'

Itil

figurt as he

sits, during

"OB,

maybe!" up went the shapely

"but

you

CAOBS

was the weak-brained

member of my class.

if it's sweet to you to be cared

for, it must be so for every woman.

Listen," said Hugh, boldly,

love

Georgette Ormosby. You have found that out. Now, help me to win her tell me her insuperable objections to men, and aid me to overcome them."

Lucie was touched being wholly feminine, she was a natural match-maker.

"Well,

you see," shaking her small

forefinger emphatically at him,

gette hasn't

"Geor

any use

for

your kind, ex

cept in the abstract—in her dental chair

—to

tortuie their mouths

ets. She is the bread winner for her family.

she

acknowledged to herself that she felt that invulnerable fortress to be giving way before his resolute attack, so long continued. For all the Wintor had sped away, broken up by young Scribner's weekly visits to Millsburgb, by numerous sleighing and toboggan parties, by all the impromptu gayelies which youth and love make possible. The greatest breach was make, of course, in an unex-

doctor returned to ber fathor's

house one evening at an unaccustomed hour, to find the old gentleman playing dominoes with the audacious scribbler who had so long disturbed her peace. Was nothing sacred from this fellow, who would not understand her avoidance of him? Her office, her friends' houses, her festivities, these were free to everybody but hor home!

winter evenings,

hia favorite corner. In his easy chair, with pipe in hand and ijis silver-rimmed

"specs"

38-4t

'Mother. Wife, DaafbterJ. U.

Those dull tired looks and un peasant 1 "Dr. Kilmer's i'TI

:„.iul«l« up quickly

ron-d-ntfn*on-.5itti!ion *ml

how, recovering their bre" '•, ti '\v

ring#

,RT

But she will marry, concludt oinmeiw and damn by J. A C.

Bmut.

MISS

UN.

N 1..: v. PRI--«S#LW. MPW-T

..N, X. Y. 8 I,

pushed

back until they find a soft resting place on his beloved snow-white head, with eyes sparkling

AND-

his face beaming

with pleasure as ke«allsbackoldmemories ot days long

GONE

"ItV

by, be is likely to

talk somethfngalter this fashion:

a long.

since

but we boys were boys! Things

have changed

remembei that my old grandmother, God bless her soul, sne'S boon dead those fifty years

or more, could make tjie best

home made medicines for.milesaround. Her

'sarsaparilly'

Come to

"People

by. the picture.

glad you hap

pened home Mr Scribner comes in every time he is in Millsburgb, to have a bit of a game and bring me nows of the town.

am pleased to have you meet

him at last, he has been so very kind." Georgette stopped short, her lips parting to utter an indignant protest but the unblushing newsmonger arose and bowed with the obsequious gravity

of a

stranger. This was too much effrontery and tho angry woman lied, to work off hor vexation in a walk.

soft

beauty all

about hor—theburstingbudsandspringing grass, the gentle trickling ot little rills in the outlying fields—till the town was well behind hor, and she stood upon a foot-bridge over the Moodna, with the peeping moon to watch hor.

Boon to Wives.

Having used Mother's Friend,

will live

1 810

my business for

papa's, for all our sakes?"

"Do©S

nesitated, the pride of manhood roused but a searching look at the firm, sweet mouth convinced him that in parlev.not opposition, lay his victory.

you relinquish it of your own

free will, dearest."

TBF

she bowed her head and folded

her bands, standing before him meekly, as women will when the siege is ovel* and like all men and conquerors, he selfishly claimed the tribute due.

was

Ah, but that was many yearsago. Sixty long years have gone and the good Lord knows they were short enough.

a heap since those days.

Bots then didn't take much stock in stylish clothes and they didn't oarry

like they do now. Clothes and canfee didn'tcut much caper then, but it

WAS

good hard sense and work, lie boy who could do the biggest day's

^I—could cut

the

raoqft rails, plough the most corn, was the Inost envied Tor he was sore to have the sweetest and best lookin' gal at the singin' school or apple peelin'. "I tell you those were good old times!

didn't think anything of going thiny mile or more to

When

most wood, spilt the

couldn't be beat.

think

just read in the paper

abopt somebody who making this sanie old log

name of

"It

cabin medicine, under the

'Warner's

rilla.'

Log Cabin Sarsapa-

does seem splendid to think that you can buy those good old home

at the druggist's nowadays.

"Mebbe

cures

you think people wore not

healthy in those days, but

tell you that

it was. mighty seldom anybody was sick long when they had such good old grandmother medicine so handy.

used to bo stronger, healthier

and they lived longer, when

boy."

Mrs. Potter.ssys of the gauzy and invisible draperies she wears in Cleopatra

"The

only correct criticism of my

Jjou

can see

Slou Bye Sighed.

Sioti* is pronounced Soos, therefore. Siou would be

"SOO."

cod

"I,"

Eye is pronoun

and sighed is pronounced as

though spelt

"side."

Yet

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s-i-g-b-o-d would be regarded

ASV

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peculiar way of spelling suicide. It

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sensation that tells of weakness and functional disorder, and do absolutely nothing to effeot a cure. In a few years a broken hearted husband and mother

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•EITO

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FALSE

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locked up or she will be obliged to raise my board with every other boarder that takes Hood's Sarsaparilla."

THOMAS BUSRBU,

N. Y.

find Hood's Sarsaparilla the best remedy for impure blood

ever used."

BAXTER,

M. H.

P. & R.

Bd.,

Bound Brook,

N. J.

Hood's Sarsaparilla

Sold by all druggists, fl six for fS. Prepared by C-1- HOOD A CO., Apothecaries. Lowell, Mass. IOO Doses One Dollar

cold, a pain, or anything, there was the best medcine in the world found in any log cabin home you came across. Why,

DYSPEPSYN

Ancemla,

FO( S

.CK

HEATDACHET

Chronic Diarrhoea, Constipation, and depraved condition of the blood, resulting from imperfect digestion. Price, l.OQ for large bottle containing 2% ounces. Sufficient for four weeks' use (cost 95 cents per week.)

months' Diary, and elegant engravings, wailed free on reccipt of two a-cent stamps. Address,

HAZEN MOUSE. 55 Main St., Buffalo, N. Y. Sold by J. & C. BAUE.

MEMORY

MARVELOUS

DISCOVERY.

Only Genuine *f Memory Trslaiiff four BmImSystem

learned in eae readies*

Mind wandering eared.

Every child and adult ureatly benefitted* Great inducements to Correspondence Olsnwt. 1, with opinions of Dr. Wm. A. Ham« world-famed Specialist in MinalJfsoasea,

IMKSSSErf

LDOSE'S EXTRACT

T?. Ml I 1

PLOM BLOSSOM

Purifier.

Is the best blood purifier before the pnblie** It eradicates every impurity, and cores Scrofula, Salt Bheum, Bolls, Pimples, all Humors, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Indigestion, General Debility, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Kidney and Liver Complaints. It overcomes that extreme tired feeling, and builds up the system.

Hood'sSarsaparilla was a God-send to me» for it cured me of dyspepsia and liver complaint with which

J. B.

Purifies the Blood

Hood's Sarsaparilla takes less time and quantitytoshow its effect than any other preparation." MBS.C.A.HUBBABD,

J.K.LOOMFIBOLOTORCO.^

Sold by J. A O. BAUB. r*

Sesvfatr-Maehlnrri

nuin KiU

XC OTTBXB

Cancer*, Humors, Bona, Ulcers. Swellings, Tumors, Abscesses. Blood Polsoning. Siilt Rheum. Catarrh. Erysipelas, Rhsumatism, and all Blood and Skin Diseases.

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brtcf iawrarttma jrt'cn. Tboaa who wrtw to o« at ence ea« *•. n»re A1** tba bot a*wtof-n»achh»* ia tb« world, andlh*

itnc ofwortta of blfb art atxawn tor"h" in TBVEd: CO., Bos ?40, Auguattt, Itatae.

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I world, with sit tb* itudimfMi wilt also sand Trrr a rom|»:.-t« •b of ear roMty and nlantili crt inptaa. la rciaro we ik ibat fou show what wc M»d. to

LOW-COST

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BUILD

ow readr. This contains Hew, BeaatlfW, aad Shows how you can baOd kasibesie, Msrwiest, healthy, wira aad eheaalr heated ia winter.

what ts da, sad warns them what aat ta

ioaUeUmaim.

••WE.

«UUI

had suffered

years.**

HOKXBBCK, South Fallsburg,

N. Y.

Chili,

N. Y.

My wife had very poor health for a long time, suffering from Indigestion, poor appetite, and constant headache. She tried everything we could hear of, but found no relief till she tried Hood's Sarsaparilla. She is now taking the third bottle, and never felt better In her life. We feel

It our

VIULE,

duty to recommend

it to every one we know." GKORGK SoMKBr

Moreland, Cook County,

111.

Hood's Sarsaparilla

Sold by all druggists. 01 si* for fS. Prepared

by C. I. HOOD A CO., Apothecaries, Lowell,! IOO Doses One Dollar

SIR

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FROM

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WHENCE DIRECT CONNECTIOIC is made to all points

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hours. Through

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hours

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J. L.

Trav. Pass. Agt., No.

Jackson Place, India

IND.^ EDWARDS, O. P.

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dcT.

Oen. Mgr.

CINC1WNATI, O.

KILMERS

One of every five we meet haa some form cart Diaease, nnd is 1 constant damror of Apoplexy. Shock or Sudden Death 1

Tin* JtcniMj emulates, relieves. corrects and cures, tyrreparsd, a» Dr. Kilmers DitnmHr. Rlnahamton. K, y. irfKU-raoflniiilrjr answered.

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