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Milwaukee, Wis., Fob. 15.?Five fire;
' ' men were killed ana about a dozen
injured, two fatally by tbe toppling
oror of a brick wall, while fighting a
flfe in tbe big plant of the H. W.
I Johna-ManTtllo Manufacturing Co.,
Saturday. An employe of the ooncorn
received burns in bis nffemnt to
escape from the burning building,
^ which resulted in his death nt a hospltal.
The loss 1b estimated at $250,000
covered by insurance. Of this
*jaaount 150.0(h) damage is borne by
the Waltham rlano company.
Family Scrap Befora' Army Retiring
r W Board!
Chicago, Feb. 15.?The meeting of
the, arxqy retiring bftard will determine
the fate of Colonel William F. Tucker
' - ei\ whose troubles with b.'s wife have
: engaged the attention of army gossips
, for a long time. Colonel j<PttbT^r ocJr.
respaBgWibnJIjst in the arniyv
of the department
He 1b odds
^^^^^^^^^^Bdaughter the late General
who has been inI
Htrs> Is seeking
of colonel the rewife
his con
^ CTTTTT nr T7> fU'
in
?The
Maine"
furmem
B< :
Hotel
of the
coast, to-adjoining
who asleep
able to gather up
e o n n s
For
Ky.f ?
liquor state In the
up this time
I Mite-wide prohibition flght,
Mbnttlefleld of the "dry" forces
BlMH|^flBB^sday, February 16, forward.
day^Sj^Q .Anti-Saloon Lesgttekindred
teniperancc^aj^s will
^^^^Mmeet In Louisville and the upshot of
WR^m tfie meeting means the passing of the
I W saloons.
'. *
The majority of peoplo are half
alive, says American Medicine, for
they breathe just about enough to sustain
life, effortless apd^nearly lifeless.
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II ftJATUKE's Remedy i. bttter than p|
. II ** It Mreagthen.' the Stomach, aid* Digrat
fl Bowel*, curing Cor-?ip*tion.
V^lyou.Sh Tibial it .11 that i? rl
and icatch^s through
^flit.
FOURYEARS
OF MISERY
Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham'sVegetable
Compound
Baltimore, Md. ? "For four years
my life \^^mi8e^]^to ine. 8^uere^
newlifo" had" been
gvcn me, and I sun recommending it
all my friends. "?Mrs. W. 8. Ford,
1938 ??ansdowne St, Baltimore, Md.
?The most successful remedy in this
country for the cure of all forms of
femalo complaints is Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. It has
Btood the test of years and to-day is
more widely and successfully u^ed than
any other femalo remedy. It has cured
thousands of women who have been
troubled with displacements, inflammation,
ulceration, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache,
that bearing-down feeling, flatulency,
Indigestion, and nervous prostration,
after all other means had failed.
If you are suffering from any of these
ailments, don't give up hope until you
have given Lydia E. Finkham's Vegetable
Compound a trial.
If you would like special advico
write to Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn,
Mass., for it. She lias guided
thousands to health, freo of
charge.
Judge Dent Running Tiger.
Newnau, (la., Fob. 13.?Judge \V. B.
W. Dent, United States commissioner
at this place, was found guilty In the
city court yesterday on a charge ot
^keeping liquor for sale and fined $100.
^kicago Alderman Commits Suicide.
^Rpiicago, Feb. 13.?Alderman Joseph
^VKoheut, long a democrat leader in
city council, committed suicide
^^shooting himself in his home yesBlay.
guIes]
kc'SI
Vlung
^eumonia
grandest medicine of
H^^^Hred. me of a very bad
^^^^Eunder other treatments.
^^^Hm&URG, Codell, Kas.
kteed by ?l._ -^HGeorgia
Insurance Man Dead.
^Pootlruff. of Atlanta, Ga., of the Mich^an
Mutual Life Insurance Company,
with headquarters at Detroit, died suddenly
tonight on the train onroute to
botrolt.
He had beon visiting his sister in
+ v4o au*.
iuio i?i- several days, and had
6tarted to tho headquarters of the company
on business.
Motor Boat Show in New York.
Now York, Feb. 13.?Tho best and
latest in everything connected with
motor boating will bo seen at tho mo- j
tor boat show which opens its doors
tonight in this city. Over 150 exhibitors
have secured space, and these include
practically all of the well known
marine motor builders In tho country
in addition to boat builders.
Quakers See Germ Show.
Philadelphia, Feb. 15.?After attracting
567,055 visitors in New York city
tho tuberculosis show was moved to
-this city and was openod to the publlo
today. The. exhibit Is designed to call
forcibly to the no5!fcc of *hs public the
dangers of consumption and the modi
em "means"of combating ~t^io~^lsea??.
"What is Pegasus?"
"The only horse in the world," nnBwercd
the poet, "that can live without
oats."?Lousivllld* Courier-Journal.
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Choraw, S. C.
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A Gentleman
From "
Mississippi
By Thomas A. Wise t
Novelised From ihtYltjr c'
by Frederick R. Toombs ii
Copyright, 1909, by Thomas A. Wise. v
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"Oct ulse'to yo'rsclft Oct wiser '
3
vne. I like to do business with folks (
like yo\ It's mighty educutin'!" j
"Thanks," answered Ilud dryly. "It's c
certain that Langdon wou't decide f
which place he's for until tomorrow. I
promise you that he won't decide until ^
after I have uiy talk with you." 5
"To' see," said Telfer, "I asked that
question because, as yo* probably \
know, Congressman Norton and his ?
crowd is pretty close to Senator Lang- c
don"?
Ilalucs cut him short with a gusp of j
surprise. c
"Norton!" ? E
Telfer, wrinkling his forehead incred- r
ulously, looked at Ilaines. "Surest ^
thing you know, my boy."
v Dud turned his head away In thought, j
"Oh, leave the Norton outfit to me.
I'll fool them," he finally said. c
"Good."
Telfer shook tho secretary's hand t
heartily.
"Yo're no fool, my boy. Anybody can
sco that?after they get to know yo' ^
all. That's what comes of beln* one of
them smooth New Yorkers. They 'pear t
mighty sanctimonious on th* outside,
but on th' iusldc they're the real goods,
all right."
Tho lobbyist hurried away, his bibulous
soul swelling with satisfaction,
lie was' sure of triumphing over Alta- j
coola, and ho was willing to pay the ^
price. r
Haines sank into his chair. "I wonder
what Washington 'Insiders,'" he
murmured, "are speculating in Altacoola
land. Teller mentions Norton's
name. I wonder"?
The door opened, and before him
stood Carolina Langdon.
"Ah, Miss Langdon," he exclaimed,
"I am glad to see you!"
She walked to him and extended cordially
a Blender gloved hand.
"This la a real pleasure, Mr. Haines,"
she began. "I've been waiting to'talk i
to you for some time. If 9 about some- f
tell you a secret Every time I seb you
It le ap-important occasion to me."
Carolina Langdon had never appeared
more charming, more beautiful to
young Haines than she did that day.
Perhaps she appeared more Inspiring
because of tho contrast her presence
afforded to the unpleasant episodes
through which he had Just passed;
also Carolina was dressed In her most
becoming street gown, which she well
realized, as she was enacting a enrefully
planned part with the unfortunate
secretary.
Ills frankness and the sincere admlrntlon
that sliono In his eyes caused
her to falter momentarily, almost made
her weaken in her purpose, but she
made an effort and secured n firmer
grip 011 herself, for she must play n
role that would crush to earth the air
castle this young secretary was building,
a role that would crush the Ideals
or tills young optimist as well.
CIIAFTER XIL *
THE LUKE OF A WOMAN'S LOVE
CAROLINA had come to find
out from Ilalnee, if possible, t
how her father was going to
.vote on the naval base and to
Induce the secretary to persuado him
to stand for Altacoola?If there, seemed ?
danger that he would vote for another
site. That was her scheme, for F
Carolina hud put $25,000 into Altacoola
land, money left by her mother.
Norton had persuaded Carolina to invest
in the enterprise to defraud the ?
government, promising her $50,000 *
clear profit. How much she could do E
In Washington society with that! J
The continued uncertainty over her *
father's final attitudo had strained her *
nerves almost to the breaking, for the
success of the conspiracy depended on
Ills vote. Not even the words of Nor- j
ton, her futtiro husband, could reas- '
sure her. ITer worry was increased
by the knowledge of Randolph's In- r
vestment of Iter father's $50,000.
That Carolina must sacrifice Ilalnes
on tho altar of her consuming desire E
lor money, ror a higher worldly position,
was an unimportant considera- c
tlon. ilo Stood fn the way. Any moment
he might discover the existence *
of the Altacoola scheme, ho would Immediately
tell her father, and she knew '
her father would immediately decide 0
against Altacoola?tlio bright hopes of c
her future would turn to ashes. Norton's
money as well was Invested In
Altacoola. lie, too, would bo ruined. M
She was sure that sho loved Norton, |;
but she could not marry a penniless c
man. 11
Cnrollna resumed the conversation. s
"It isn't anything so very important,
Mr. Haines. It's about father."
Ilalnes beamed.
"I have tho honor to report, Miss
Langdon," he bowed, "that your fn- y
tlier is making tho very best kind of a t
senator." " f
Tho girl hesitated. R
"Yes; he might if ho had some am- j
bltion." i
"Don't worry I If he comes down to
that, I liavo ambition for two. You 11
want him to bo a success, don't you? v
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Look for tho Coupon now put i<
in each 25c package of Dr. 1
Shoop's Health Coffee Imitation. "
A clever 25c silver "No-Drip" n
Coffee Strainer offered on this
coupon. tsesiaes. pret yo large
cups of Dr. Shoop's "Health Oof- J
fee" for 25c. And the coffee will
certainly please you, Sold by
Horton & Hendrix Co. 1(
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orao the watchword of the blgjbMy r
f independents who "frit hnQ|fr|t,f
nd decent government wnfiSttTSfcll) .
"I tell you that* a a biff tirinff^MJiig 5
e?bs In politics, eapeclally la Vftgtk- '
"Now, if there's anything eia^Miual
ant him to have, I'll see thatbe ffsesfi
; I'll try to get it for him"--ha.ffSb B
3 a moment; then added, wltfe ff&S|S|
ilt meaning In his voice?
Carolina played coqnettlahlj^slSB
"For me, 'Mr. HalneaT"
lonea arcniy, witn an effective* glugtfHBl
ato hla eyes.
Bud's pulses began to throb violettt-T
"Yes," he exclaimed unsteadily, "iSor]'
ou, and you know'It. That's the
iplratlon now,
ay inspiration?
ho chance of winning
your be- I/Jjj
lef in tne.^of 7oT
pinning some-- A ]?
hlng more, the liV * \\ jlf^ f
dggest thing I |V\ ? ) f- ? I
iver thought to l|i J9 ;'v
diss Lnngdon? fj ylV [A
Carolina?I love / MCMfS^-^3
'ou." Ho bent Ij fl. "W ^ "" ^
>vcr and seized ft || yi*
he girl's hand. */ it rf ; * w
'Ever since the J \\ .
lay I first saw ra '
ou I"? II , i 0
She shook her *? P*
icad indulgently "And for you, Mitt
ind In a mo- Langdon."
cut drew her hand from his.?
"You mustn't be so serious, Hr, R
Iaines. You don't understand south- kr
rn girls at all. We are not Just lifck fa
lorlhcrn girls. We are used to behaJjLj.
nado love to from the time we are[L
;nee high. Sometimes I fear we . flirt IP?
i little, but wo don't mean any bantLj^
1.11 girls flirt?a little." ' |>f
"But somebody wins even the south- p
rn girls," declared Haines eagerly. Itlc
Tho girl's face became serious, ear-fp?
icst, sincere. ^.lji
'Tes, somebody does, always," she jj^
aid. "And when a southern girl Is
pon she stays won, Mr. Haines.** 3
"And I have a chance, to win?* (toes' a
ioned the determined young north- M
trncr. H
Carolina smiled sweetly and en a
ircsslvely. -1; -6
"Who knows? First make my father V
von a bigger success?thafs first Oh.Ji wonder
if you can realize what sBifcjf
his life means to met If yon can ft
enllzo whnt- thofin Tonra nf nhnmhH?i?M
on the plantation
meant to mal No ??
man would hate ?J
endured ltl* she (
exclaimed bitter- ^
;et them myself,, noma one most gat |
"And lovet' suggested the man.
"You are leaving love out. Suppose ^
get all these things foryVou?" ju
Bud's pounding heart almost stopped, ii
lo could scarcely gain his breath as ^
to saw creep into Carolina's eyes whft j
to believed to be the light of hope for J2
ilm, the light even of a woman's prom> ^
se. ,u
"Who knows, Mr. Haines? Tbsre^ <,
to reward guaranteed. There may bs
ithers trying," she answered.' to
Haines laughed?the strong, hopeful, a
ightlng laugh of the man who wonld
:ombat tho b<jss of the senate on , 4
ground of tho boss' own choosing, y
"All right 1" he cried. "If lfs an oped ?
Ight I'll enlist. I'll give them all a
un. What are your orders?" ~*TT
uaroiina appeared Indifferent. | J
"I don't know that I have any par- fa
Icular orders, sir knight^ except to \y
ee that my father does all he can for y
ho Altacoola naval base."
Haines paused, seized by a sudden S
remor.
"The Altacoola naval base?" he stamaered.
"Well, all I can say Is that tike
enator will do what he thinks rlghh
rhat might bring power and fatne-Jf '
Ight decision in this case?bat It casH-h
irlng money." V
Carolina shrugged ber shoulders.
"Money?" She laughed with affect' #
d carelessness. "Well, we'll have to
ot the money take care of Itself for a
lmo. But I do want him to vote for
Utncooln, because I believe that wQl
>o the best for him. Yqu believe hi
Altacoola, don't you?"
Haines hesitated, then answered: 99
"Well, between the two sites merely
is sites Altacoola seems to me rather
letter."
Miss Langdon held out her hand lm- Q
ulslvely.
"Then It will be Altacoolat" sha Clod- rg
Thank you, Mr. Haines. We are pertmi'ki
nn A
ivftOf tuvu, iv/l AHUL'UVIIU* j a
Tim yr.nrn: mnn grasped bGST b?nrnestly.
ji^
"I'd like to be your partner for good, MM
'arollua!" he cried. |
They stood there close together, hold- jai
ng each other's hands, looking into!,
acli other's eyes, when the door opend
nnd in came Charles Norton. '
This intensely interesting story of IO?e I
nd intrigue in Washington political y<
fe will be continued in next week's I
hroniole. This story alone ie worth!
tore than the price of a whole year's'
nbseiiptlon.
Neighborhood Favorite. Sra
Mrs. E. D. Charles of Harbor, I
fuine, speaking of Slectrie BlfcMti
orfljBays: "It is a neighborhood} X)
avorite horn with hb." T*. k
?V V
orvos to be a favorite everywhere.. O
t gives quick relief in dyspepsia, B
iver complaint, kidney derange-' fli
lent, ma 1 mutrition, nervoaaness, T
I'eaknosH and general debility, ai
ts action on the blood, as a &l
borough purifiermakes it espee-' up
nlly useful as a spring medlome.
'his grand alterative tomo is sold s<
ndor guarantee at T. E. Wanna- n<
laker's drug store. 5oo.
? .?. ts
"A young man has telegraphed uje> ai
hat he has Just wedded my daugh*,
sr."
"I hope he's a good practical man,"
"I guess ho is. He Wired me ooL gjc
set."?Kansas City XndetWftden^^^^H
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S8 JIftienmoflia
Follows LaGrippe.
fppti.but never follows the use
Foley's Honey and Tnr, for la
ippe coughs atd deep seated
Refuse any but tho genne
in the yellow package. W.
^O'Neal.
pOuthern Cities Growing Rapidly.
Baltimore, Md., Feb. 12.?Manufact f
Reoord reports building operaMML.1U
Atlanta in January 1909 show
t Increase of $168,841, and it is esnated
that more than $2,000,000
>rth of buildings are now in course
Construction in that city. Birmingun
the estimated cost of constructs
work In January was $220,090.
nrnalts were Issued at Jacksonville
.the number of 15C, representing an
vestment of $600,000. In Memphis
8 permits were issued during tho
smth. representing $220,571. In San
jj?polo'294 permits were issued, inlying
an investment of $307,895,
din Dallas 151 permits wpro issued,
presenting $205.750.
If you need a pill take PeWitt's
ttte Early Risers. Insist on
erp; gentle, easy, pleasant, lit?liver
pills. Sold by all drug*"
... .
Kffr Ho* Anxious at AH.
tfetoe trord.of our language that is
mental ways misused," said the parml&r
mRTi, ?ig anxious.' You will
ft* people wrote* how anxious they
a to see a certain ploy or anxious to
or anxious to take a
Ip to Europe when they are not auxoi
at all, hut eager or desirous. If
ugous wore used o.niy in the rtght
' V8 "
Hampton Oliver, Defendant
5y virtue of authority contained in a
Iginent and execution issued in above
ifcod ease, I will offer for sale before
ijV Court House door ia Chesterfield
thV the iegal hours of sale, ou the
pfelfonday in March, all that piece,
9CXA or tract ot land, situate, lying
d being in above State and County
|ng the property of the Defendant,
uppton Oliver, and more particularly
scribed as follows: First: 140 acres
unded on the North by the lands of A
Oliver; on the East by the lands of .1
Oliver; on the South by tho lands of
J Jordan, and on the West by Martin
ids.
Second: 150 ucres, bounded on the
>jth by lands of Will Oliver; on the East
lands of Warren Cassldy; on the South
l&nds af Joseph Itasco; ou the West
tapds of W B Smith and J Sidney
lith
Fhlrd: 86 acres, bounded by estate
ifia nf Jf T a n InnWa /\f Ivri'in 01?_
r and others.
Fhc terms of sale to bo cash I'uraser
to pay for necessary 5>ap<>a.?.
? - P DOUGLASS,
bheriff
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Attention!
36** ?
I offer the following: for sale,
i prices that are right and on
usy terms.
One small farm near Choraw.
One small farm near McBee.
.One nice five room cottago On
reen Street.
Two nice residence lots in Cherw,
in desirable location.
One small house and lot in derable
part of town.
One large house and lot in derable
part of town.
I also have a few nice largo
id small houses for rent.
Call at my offico in Chronicle
lilding on Main street and
ok oyer my list before you buy
selL
1 can also write Insuranco for
>u 01 any kind, (.five me a call
W J. STRICKLIN,
. Real Estate and Insurance.
For Sale.
One hundred and seventy aero
act. Two horse farm cleared,
welling and out houses o. k.
Arlington county, miles from
lydes, 7 from Hartsville, 7 from
lethune, 6 from McBee. Very
ne farming land. Price $5,000.
erms, one-fifth cash, balance 4
anual installments with interest
t; 8 percent. Chance for party
1th small capital.
Also tract 280 acres, 1$ miles
auth of Patrick. Uncleared?
ot much timber. Price $350.
A most desirable 5 Room CotLge
with kitchen annex. Healthy
ad highly respectable peighboraod.
Every way in good condion
and now ready for occupan7.
Price and terms reasonC.
S. Lynch.
s.
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importers, C
sure cure
For All Diseases of Bjl
STOMACH, jfL
Liver g Kidneys &B5
FOLEY'S
Will Cur? Ar?> Case
Not Bey
ul iuu v/ivoioni/aw B III EK) 11X11
Georgia and cutting of timber begins *
at once; headquarters ot this enterprise
and mill will bo located hero. ?
Tho largo car works have resumed
operations after being shut down for *
months. ?
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Georgia Marble Not Cheap Enough.
Washington, Feb. 12.?The niarblo i
for Atlanta's now postofflce and fed- \
oral court bouse Is now being quarried
in Vermont. Tho contract has ^
been signed, sealod and delivered, and j
tho Vermont quarries are getting out
the marble. S
Tho McCaul Company, of Philadel j
\ phia. secured tho marine whore they
could get It the cheapest, explained F
the supervising architect of the treas s
ury department today, when notified y\
of the dissatisfaction in Atlanta over
tho award. ?
Don't Bin
*
Stock Be:
Seeing Ot
You may be losing
drop around and exan
horses and mules. Oi
son has reached Chen
and patrons will have
to make a selection th;
Be sure to look our st<
ing anywhere.
ServiceaLbh
Wagons*
Cheraw Livery, Feei
P. B. HUNTLEY
CHERAW
est CroDf^a
Were THose Ur
WHicH Was U
uvian G
1 HE;
4 We sell the kind of
4 It's the same to us if you c
4 o the chi dren or teiephon
4 We are now located in th
4 Second street, just a few s1
4 Let us have your order to-?
| H. A. B
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Garden
TomatGiee Onl
' 1 ^ Handling,is
usual the olc
that we've sold for ten years.
Ladd's Dr
Waycros* Booming. '
Waycroas, Ga., Feb. 10.?Engineers
began work last week on railroad Into
beart of the 300,000 acre timber tract
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Write for the Pn
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;harleston
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ache. Backache, Dizziness, ^H|
Indigestion, Malaria, etc. HI
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ond the Reach of Met
Sold by W. G. O'Neal.
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meat that gives pleasure. f*
ome yourself or send one f
e your order, f?
e new building on North |?
:eps from the Town Hall. f? n
day and every day. {? s
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ngredients of Noah's Lininent
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\re warmed, the inflamnation
and congestion ?
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s almost instantaneous, a
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prains, Cuts. Uiuists, Colic, Cramps, lndigeson,
Toothache, and all Nerve, lloneand Muscle A
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Dentist]
Office opposite Evans* Yellow Store,
ver Walters' Cash Grocery Store. I
Office phone 188. t Residence 85.
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Practice in all Courts of Chesterfield
ud surro,f.iding counties and iu United \
tates Court. ?
One of th^yyrf will be at Chesterfield I
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ffice Superintendent
The
a rd
ly month.
FFICE:
onal E^^^HRccident, Work- 1
lan's ^Hwlive Malpractice, I
>utomobne, Employers Liability, I
late GlaS^. Steam Boiler, Bur
lary and Sprinkler Leakage In- I
u ranee. / I
City ani^ountry ReaJ.> Estate.
ffices, dweW.Ugs, stoyf-e build- m
lgs, city lots, favmsy'for rent, >
ale and exchange. '
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Kennedy's 1
Laxative d
Cough Syrup '
/Relieves Colds by working them out i
f the system through a copious and J
ealthy action of the bowels. M
Relieves coughs by cleansing the *
nucous membranes of the throat, chest
nd bronchial tubes.
"As pleasant to the tests ' '^|A|
as Maple Sag"*"
Children Like It V
For BACKACHE-WEAK DDRETt Try W
flit's KJdoey and Bladder Pffls?tot Hikb
OLD BY T. B. WANNAMAKIR.
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AMD ALL THBOAT Al^tUMOTBOtUeiei. -s .
GUARANTEED BAmfAMNSlI V
OB MONEY REFUNDED. J
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.axativa Frail Syrup
Pleasant to takt
The new laxative. Does
not gripe or nauseate.
Cures stomach and liver
troubles and chronic constipation
by restoring the * ~
natural action of the atom* / *
ach, liver and bowels.
IMUM tubtuiuw. Slim eoifc
Sold by W. (i. O'Neal J
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