The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, June 16, 1915, Image 6
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m Sing Smg
or PRISONERS,
FOR PRISONERS working well.' ,
RT
there
>Mr t
ed I
the !
< Doaald Lewrte. Private Secre- . The ihmener l« whleh the men
tary to Thome. Mott Oeborne. en- j greeped the Idee of the mntyel
tfcor of “Mr Life In Prison.” ete.'»<lvente*e. idherent In cooperation
Heecetlra Mrrlcc The Surrey Pres, has been truly gratifying. Of conrae
Baraeo , 1 there »re lndlrldu.1. who here not
Fi .e month. Is not e .olfidently ! raught the new .plm, end
•ong period offline to change a ! elll be other.: that i. to he i
tem to gorernment. neither In a’| ..nd l« Inevitable, for a pr!.Oi
prSecn. nor elnewhere; add much of last place on earth lit which to look
*bat ha* been done In Bing g*nR | for nngelv. Whaf prisoner, need
• re the first of last December, la training tinder humane rctraint
•when Thomas >loit Osborne bc anw^-t^^use it Is % fair preanniptian
ward'-n. Is .till. stiff cptlbl’c'-of lut- jtha :. most of them r.re morally cr
pfoventent while - oUt-r plar* Rlr,i-' merta’ly weah>
In*! tenard r. greater decree of .elf- J Crttin* the guard .y.tcm char.z-
rovernment are ye.t tintired. Sel r - • r>d from two to three shift**, bo as tc
aorernment laf really the moat im-! give the employes shorter hoarse,
rortant thine In human life. Imply- end coineidentlv admit of the pri?-
Ing. a* it doe., effb iont _ training, »oners bpltig out of their cell., or
and ‘he acquisition of quail,tie. ea- ra’-like holes, at night, presented
happy
successful
eentia! to
lives.
Prison*, so f.r bade a. we know,
hhve weakened prisoner*; mentally
phydcally and morally Instead of
giving them responslbilitv and the
strenath of character'which the et-
erdse of responsibility usually
hMngs. . , ^ —
Ring Sing’s .llm.
The purpose of prison, should be
the nrotectlon ‘of society, and . the
onlv lodesl wav to accorapli.h this
la Its highest de*ree is to make
oriFons reformatory rather than
punitive. The chance* gradually
pome dilTkullie.. the greatest of
which was that there wouldn’t be a
PufMHent number of guard, in tho
shop, during the day.
Guarding Themselves.
The warden had learned that the
knit-shop was considered the "hard
est” nlaee In the prison, and tha^j
distrubrances were of frequent oc
curence there. So one. morning hf
assembled the 150 men employed
in that shop and asked them If they
thought, they were “men enough”
to take care of themselves, end
what they would do If he took th«
guards away, leaving the place, in
‘heir own hand*, under their own
nor
WJi.S
being Introduced in Sing Sing aim
at thN'end. a**d If matured and elv- prisoner delegates. This was
T>n a fair, unhamoered . and long j giving them responsibility—it
ononeh trial, will ultimately' m- i tt.rustlns. it at them, and It awaken-
< rinlkh if. t ’ r<\ a. sense nf manly self-respect and
At ‘he ttart.
erp< 'ience as a
.tthurn. Mr. . .t^gborue re
He‘ Ih.r old cf rrr,rrtgi*» - n
'ri*on with the *we r.f f ool- I ^ i
Mgvtui* was wrong. «rd. arfde ';••• ■■•1
•m mnrpl oue*t;on*:l>i!ftv. von id bo shop
»• m : : '’vac. p*'-d" .
•’•?;4II ff . V f T-.^nfcriT’gir > *rt t r*v
This is the one tire we can
recommend to our friends
1 *H1
Til
[ERE are tires and tires. Ajax
Tires are the ones we recommend
f to our friends. They aregiiaran-
* teeti in writing for 5000. miles. R isn’t
an idle warranty. It has been made for
nine years. It is time tried. The Ajax
business grows in
each season as one'
Ajax user tells his
Ajax satisfaction
to his friends.
nft.-r 'his Intlmito’l pride in .many brcgstK which l;*d
volnutarv prPw*.;.-- , lore •nnknoyn or forgotten either.
■ lixrd l. Thr* r'snonrr- v ;lk ’immedlcto r.nd
T-'inntlre: Of ronrv they coal.’
i would tnke rare of themfelvv-
1 tlu v*have. The output of th.'*
has Inrre; sed; nr.il has hern' the
!i. tljT f.hoeid'Qp. where * the’
Vi ’••(.ie nf;r;r..rethoVe{i; In ;t-l
t‘rri.-r
|»rofe
f'.r the • • ’o /
end pvepep'-oe; |. ’-rp'
’.'fine of t nr 54• ibh* odd self-
time”;. • ‘ • .
f . .! i " .• ; 1 e v-or-!.
nn 1 t-yi :u’ n iy m -id- • * 1’r
tl rriy.
i
from all in- rj otv - , frr-rn the dlr.h*;?
1 -’1 ' !ri’*r'* , V\al ard. f-ro. t
■ ri*nm;l during r rvices hud ten-
tion pkttirdk.
/»r 1. writing of motion picture*.
Pr f'.' pry^'ilo
dll nr rr sil ;>n .< fo «Hr; IT up-^t j;rt»!r!.iu n rt Nov; York journali. ♦
- th'** reek • <■ bid Jxs j..vt - ho r< r nt’v \islt'^l the • prison,
fellows. If chi- bin: 5"'could MKame back from seAng the men
1
i :, >
h « given the opporfinnity 'to^ tnanl-
f‘. c f • rlrti’oal t< mien « vluht.. hr
P’i ov. n so and fiusi.-; 'vottJ'i *0 r.--
. table bed for judging’their yeal pro-
p^Utlties. amt thst- proper-atops tak
en ‘o nrolong flvsir imprisonment, or
training, until such' Mmo ns • they
had learned to rxcrcise choice ,iu-
dlrionsly and In aocofdanoe with the
Ir.lrrecp |0 f others—^-socislly, both in
nrtsoTi and out—as -.veil ns ttfbir
legitimate self-interest. *
The Prisoners’ Own Court.
The prisoner's court It; helping to
d<V th s. Each offender against the
rrpimttpitv interest is tried by his
fell©*'*;' Bui in the open, where all
the evidence or facts mav be heard
bv as manv es raj« to attend. \’o‘
' len* ago one of the men who had
broken a rule refused to arcompany
Ms d*degiite. or self-elected fellow
pr sener..to the office of^the prlnel-.
nal keeper, saying; /"No. I want
brass buttons and Jt club wh^ii I’^n
pinched.” / " / - • -
All ‘he "glory” of being marched
acres* dhe prison yard under escort
of a/'serew” igtnrd), and the
chaXc#.of a reputation as a "bad
mnn." was pope; and there was no
incrnslderable number of prisoners
v ho ^erelled in that sort of maud
lin .-"glory’’ in the old day.
n«-
sonihi'Hl to witness motion pictures,
tvnd < vclanedl . "It seems Incredi
ble' liiat anyone should object! The
men - were huinhly interested, the’r
minds working healthily, and thojr
bodies out of your abominable cells.
They “were being,made bee!ter men.
and better men means better social
order.” x
«’ ^ ftiinrds ns Policemen.
You may ask; “But what do the"
guards do. now that they are out
of the shops and other depart
ments?’’
First, there are a number of fix
ed posts, on the walls and along the
water front, to make escape or at
tempted escape difficult and hazard
ous. .The^other guards act in a
capacity similar to policemen in city
street*, ready to nreserve order, or
to quell diaturbaneea If need arise,
and to protect the Interests of all
the community; not a* menaces or
minion* pf force—bu* true servants
o( society* "In every aenee. It la
worklhg too. It bound to work,
because-It appeals -to the best of
human qualltf?*.
Mr. Oshorrie’s greatest justifica
tion shlnea/from the eyes of the
nrisoners. Their spirit* are hope
ful. an^/interest in life Is In their
eyes.
Tires are fash-'’
ioned of rubber
and fabric and
these'two ele-* ♦
ments are fused
by vulcanization.
But added to fine
up-river Para rub
ber and Sea Is
land long staple
fabric, Ajax-Tires
possess the steadfast determination of
the makers for Quc^iiy. Ajax are the
best"tires in,the world.
.Ad JOE
TIRES
. r (
Guaranteed
000 ]V
5000 miles as the minimum measure of
their anticipated performance. The
demand for Ajax Tires has always ex
ceeded the supply. More and more
• Ajax Tires are made in each year, but
Ajax dealers have never yet been able
, to secure all the
Ajax Tires motor
ists have wanted
to buy.
We have a stock
of the* most com
monly used Ajax
sizes. Any special
sizes we can get
for you on short
notice.
Ajax Tires are
on till four wheels
, of cars of Ajax
users. Have vou
v-ar* with
r. hybrid collection of four makes ?
The owner, is stHlfloundering. Ajax
us .13 arc content, ih^they have solved
the problem.
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\l \K»: GOOlV AT HOME.
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1)H> physician who chose In come. '
"What tho Mayo* havo done in
surgery may he done in business by
any men of eqaal ability. Their
hebievenient is a txi'verful argn-
;nrnt for t’jo ambitious and ener
getic young nvgn to stay at home ami
soo w h^vrher the #pot-of-gold-at-the
c n d -of4h o- r.'t i nbo w if n't ri^lrt r.t his
own (loot Instead of beyond the hd-
rlron. Tlio same Tnergy that many
a man suuanders In battling with'
“‘Tie l*W world in populoue rltic-'
w ould - rnyffi^ to make the worbl,
... . . i , H . . , cohte lo h?in. Am! thatwould tit an n
f. to* re 1.. Ktisthiiig r; , >
that jhrs - .- f.; ‘Hoas F;;r-! ”’- the-truest rerognitlon and
. .>0 full of i.u.Tgcs*|(^. Ahe f''l-
C; mli‘’or al Iron The. Augusta
Fhconide that ’ve" <
?(? \ .mug men of
ns tv'dl yCpfihy of (heir
■frmeml H to
l ) /”«;4sti'r as read
• 1 o *! • ’ll t f u 1 co tu/de r a i i o ft:
Thy Mayo/l^-oth’i 1 •, of .I'oche*^
.Minn.,y(r« undoubt« dly bavin*
’ te.o ♦ ywretcht d . ti,U!c ''of their
y'-r^ *f tin re
ild Uvat jltcsn
■I;
Ry.haie and/tear, >* is n.nhlit iti,''i:!."t triumph: it would mean
he giving >, ' to rn-1 t i 0 . the d'.ep r.afh«faction of helping
» Inctitute/Of tmnUcitle In tM j- la „' 4o grmv aJonK vith
t •. eruritrtff Minnesota 1ms b*otrgf:t I - •
• n# wh a'f’ci of tame .as they *‘m.- and giving back to the com-
iever^
, ■*
1
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neveg" faced befope in theit
ji cn'ittc lives. ^
, ' The M«v<» brothers will .survive
the ordeal, hvw-vst*. And certain
ly it is a fine Oppottiinfly for the
whole nation do learn of the noble*
' work these men Ive.e Iw^-n doing
/; ’ uiiobtrn^ely for many years.
It 1* a renuarVaMe achievement
\ toybavv made a little paririo town,
3ihe center of a farming community,
'is among ntmlUal scientist* the
v worTd over. It i* mnjre to have
1 tlvnusaiirts of lives, and untold
min nmKsorfiow. It is still more
»o create, fgom the profits of their
life work, art Institution where the
sclent id** kjiowtiylge and skill these
.surgeon* havd galWd may be passed
on 'and multiplied, together ' with
the < ontribntions of their professio-
ngl bret'hren everywhere.-y' '
/’ Talent recogniie# no *ueh thing
as geography." Emerson said some
thing to the effect that if a man liv
ing In the midst of a foreat made
better mouse tfap* or ^Nbes than
anybody else, the world would make
a beaten "path to hi* door to buy
them, Th* record of the Mayo*
prove* it. They might have gone to
Chicago or N>w York, but they
stayed in RoclMWte|>./ And not only
did nationts come to them from the
whole ropnwy and beyond the Maa.
* - but famous surfoona came from
every nation on tfe fflo’fs to learn
- X • at fheir feet. In recent years their
private hospital has been virtually
a free professional emhc, giving a
postgraduate course to any reput a-
ihunitJi:^>vit.h compoutid interest
t.hc coitunutiity has given to him."
VTTfat T*i* Mnyo brothers have
done for iTTolr hnrno tdwrfpln. Minne-
sota. talon (on young men may\do
/ % U
< .)<cwhere. No matter what profes
sion or carting they may follow,
their achievements-should he made
Hu asset to their community which
pave theju hlrth. Many a man
cling*To the Idea thnt "a prophet is
not without honor save In his own
Country," .and therefore goes else
where to seek fame and fortune,
when by* the same effort he could
“make good” at home. He should
reflect also that ho owes nothing to
come far-off city'; but owes every -
Xilng to fhe home town, where
friends are Inleretsed In his success.
RESULTS TELL
There fan Be Xo Doubt About
• Result* In Wajterboro.
. —— ;
HcmiIm tell the ta-».,
Ail doubt is removed.
The testimony of "a Wulwrboro
citizen /
Can bcWasily investigated.
What bettor proof oh nerlt can
be had?
W.' A. Stewart, carpenter. Hamp
ton St.. Walterboro. says: "While
forking at my trade about a year
ago. T had a severe'attack of kidr./
trouble, brought on by lifting heavy
lumber. Ivhad a dull pain in niv
back all the time, and in the morr.-
ing I was so sore and slilT that- I
could hardlv bend over ,) pit k up
my tools. I had frequent headnelp *-.
and dark objects flouted before niv
eyes. “ T!fe kidney - secretions were
too frcqih>nt in passage and oaurm.;
me to km up three oT four t^tn
during the uipht. i got •?; box of
fbean’s Kidnev Pills at Klein's• Dru^.
•1‘ore., and they relieved pe at one; •'
They put my kidney's in gootPshap •;
•mi Hiv bnvkkhas troublt d me v-r;; .
Utile since.’* . - „ ' , .1
I’rhe f»0c. at all dealers. Doh'
simply .a*-': for a kic.-cy reteetiy-.-
r< t Po-i:.' -. Kidney Pills the .
that Mr. Stewart had» Foster-Alil-
ROrXD.
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Round. June 10.—1 want to con-
t-ratulate ybu on the improvement
> ■> -» jsvio.XKS GRADFrt RCHttOL ’ tanla which was stink a few were,
* ' ENDS sl't'CF.SSFl'I. AEAU ago> This article was on, “The 1 c-
< Con tinned from Page Opo.i • j Art of jiving lleada to Sn.. ''
t Continued from Page Ot^e. >
1 7 —:—“ " ‘ v 1 land it tuntalned a tode of
! which would assuredly lead to
for the performance of t'uo»'
u - -
r
1 Sneaking of. this duty to their
X
t-ess If ioVlowed.
< «i-tillcate* Presented.
Prbf. DeTreville deliver' !
children Mr.’ Garrl* stated that no;
of your pa peK since you became it- error v -A\ ever committed ©f graduation .to
editor azain. I think it is the be>t’*» jU | 0 get pup Is to t^?Tiik.ne. ; | npmbefs of the groduatiuK <i
qw during its history. . Ure betog educated to escape Iron, follows:, • Misses Ibblo Lyor
T. I». Byr.d is.harvesting fcis whci ]
firop.- . . " '
T. R. P: her he a f.r.e crop of!
wheat. v / ' ;'j
Oat ernn I- in this section 1
and the f-..rn:c.r> are toinr'hat «b-’
coil raged *‘nce vve- have mor"
FUiishlne ft the prospect* o; ui: king
; -li-v. e.f •< :>r- 1'-! :I.t
Ve lir-v's noir.. r of mi'-r f-r- '
•.hr raU-er i .whlvh
ver.fcnf, b ,; w-* h'^'
to-date Men - nof .
?■ . > Or.
ftf
countries is .built
hjb
by
tk r *
nv-1
f r
.4 • wealth of indl'-
id in
>1 .
and
‘lie I
‘ ♦
!»!i of KiSividua’s
is
bused upon
♦ ?>■-,
.rji'ug capacity
of
tl:
:a work-1
l>J*'
Kv - as'ha - ! cr>
a ter
y. :
;*Hh
p - r
V
\*»p • »h;ih any fat-
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■»ugh rtmXy . pet» y
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burnCo.. J’fop*-. Ruffajo, N-. .Y.
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der of learning. . Hi* aclvic
;i:u-1y and well delivered !i-
nation, I'took thi* o< raslon to thank t: *-
people of Stnoaks for their
ithtdncssc* to him since
come Into their midst.
At - the com lu.-lon af t".-3
he in.iti-ng class rX-.
lass song; "p.i
uds." .'"ui tip
• d d.
ti
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gani/nthu'.
i- . i he t : 1:
g hi ':
j • e nc
' S. wy'trhlr* and. fgttnfly visited
• o' <
>rdfvi}- '-
tVC'.-r
t
! re!fi>t
"e* rt CHvtiar.s Sunday.
W liter Blhck v ill
rejiftivep
the burial service being condictcd
by‘her pa^tbr. J. C. Lawson.
Mrs. Bennett was about .-thirt* -
years of age and since the daj?s of
her girlhood had been a constent
u v ^ member* of Carter’s Ford church.
taking pardonable pride in It It’ Sh,> I 0 ”’' 0 " a husband, two children.
was formerly the case that there
were few openings for ambitious
boy* in small towns and village*,
but.that day ha* given way'to the
age of the special fat and new im
“a*tr»l!l In oyery growing place of
fer employment to willing workers.
Every young' fellow wanta to ’’make
good” and goes to work with the ex
pectation of so doing. Therefoi
Ml other things being equal, we m
Mtat onr young men make goify/ at
borne, or to paraphrase a familiar
quonRTbn
Turn give to the home town
be*V.yoo have.
Vnd the best will come back
, you,—The Lancaster New/
tn
* * * *■* w
. lev Ih nnetf.
you !*v ,
Bethany ir: - -
©/fourth Sua' 1 ‘
ccv.
Tevival meeting, a
.?r.!y. beginliing fen :
dfj,''. r * .
,. Sunday school, rt Pethany is pro:
' smXr.g nicely. We hare for our J
S'lperihtendect. E. O: Frr.lix. who .
js a voting man cf ability.
' b vl. und‘editor of v; .. f>
''Vndrpd, .'dr.
a"
•r-fon/’ and 1 r.dvice .to 4:1.-
r.f the. ge^juatjag ..'cl***'
1 t > iitcrftce their powers . of
omentration. and to attempt to,do
’■'- one thlr.t but to do tluftt thin - .:
" .. . ' ' .
The speaker streused rbe great
j ••• i jd. it- • ha i he n j..V
r.rocry’r .... his yeur: IT-
| !;;ey Smoakj Vice* pre-Idcm!.
Minara.; St < n t. fy ar.d ’ '-'
Lid:' v Lyon*. < la** Color*,
r.-d redd: (Mass flower. <1;; .
i n.ottOr "i'ori') ■.er* We Mu*:. ’
■ r. -
rk of 'cor.imr.nitv hu*!
Lodge, June H.-VMrs.yLee Ron-
nett died at her hom/near- • Ehr
ha nit June ‘»th. 'fhft ^ hot|, - . , was
buried nt tdarter’s ^Fvrd on the tol-
TUtiiiber^o'f r^xo^Hd' ^’^^1 YOFR CNH'GM CAN BE BTOPPF.D | r ’rmcr. to secure the utihluldiftg. o’
numoer or r jatnep ana f/.endt.l r ... . . — roiurrunlfv e^ranft Ttw> • font, p
' Ta’'* Hie cduntefl rnn
ru n con’d play in buildi
iefra! , ,v»,. .. ,r
•hft efforts he in if mane bv
tr p'
xny e
\'/s ,n
Hid
er w*'-
np an
1 to
Clarence
fr'O'v editor ‘ Tk.** ProrrestFive
and a host of relatives and friends
to mourn her loss.
Psing care to avoid draughts. *x-
-«ure. sudden changes, and taking
a treatment'of I»r. king’s New, Dsi-
covery. will positively relieve, and
in time will S"relv rid yfeu. of your
’ah. The flrat dose soothe* the
Irritation, cnecks you Cough, whiyn
communltv c^Kters The ■> center
around which eomm^nittes must
rrow and be built is the school Re-
/.** the f hool must stand the
chimh.. hut it cannot become the
center
';r.
"I'Ntrt.E •I.\CK" A VISITOR
TO Cf*l I.KTON COI NTV.
Among the Inrcresting vA : -
thjs'county dull tig the i' ‘
was “Uncle .lark” Smoak. of Ora
burg county. He carno dcivvn
latter part of the week on. one , ’
h.'» •annual pilgrimage/ tt - -/-
formed the !:abib many ye ;rs ae;>
He spent several df.ys.with r-da?i -
es nt Round. Guy L ’$lmn»k b* -
one of them where he usually nnk *
A MEDICINE CREST FOR 2.V,
In this chest you have an excel
lent remedy for Toothache. Bruis
es. -Sprains* SUIT. Neck. Backache.
Neuralgia. Rheumatism and for
"mast emergincies. One 25c. bottle
of Sloan’s Liniment does it all—this
la because these ailments are symp-
"oms. not diseases, and are. Caused
by congestion and Intlammation. If
you doubt ask*those who usl Sloan's
T.inimetit. or better stil. bug a 25c.
•bottle and prove It. All*druggists.
It. ’ • >x
his headquarters. He came to W.i!-
of an entire community on t ' rboro Sunday and spent a coupH
a-vount of differences of c-eed nml ot (,H > R ' vith Mr - f ' n<1 Mr *‘ - perr ''
irritation, i-neca. you cougn. wn V n ^ dlrW on of thgWsommunity but s ' ,nd " R - » nd then went to K K-
Stops a short time^ DrXKing * * around ^ pfhooj t h% entire people ^'fcrlln’s where he will b* ‘ I
New Discovery has been used sue- m%v \ , .. n . ” ^ op ' Friday of* this woek. when he w‘,:l
“ Th * rronbefiv-of t h*> class which r( ‘ ,urn io Ws ho,u * at Orangebnre
V ^botile^froi^raJI "M -o writ tea by rhe class *
M elsM oalr i^tttle "V* 7 -** cM^ome- true.” said, *IH SICKNESS A SIN? ^ •
Pf”****!’ _ *• U tb* speaker. "If Th* members win If not. it’s wicked to necMR i" -
will. help/you >0 much.
It
eoncentr*t« upon that ns th‘ir nJfii ro, ~ nRd mean? of relief. I' *
^ a .... . ..-I _ . ...
•eked to endure Liver IWs: Head
ache,- Indlgestiotv rfenstipati - r,
when one dose of Po-Do-Lax ' si'''''’
relief. Po-Do-Ln* -is Podoph'll i
j. (M*y Apnlei, without the |ripF
;r erwuses- the Liver, increase*
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CttZART BINNS GGES j kowee-r. with the wl*v^, 0 f
TO BROTHER’S WEDDING. ' j cart of the prophet- w‘ h ^ n t”sll
•Cosart Binns. manager . of the the members away from beme. hut
Colonial, .tod electric , contractor, nrcod them to complete the*- ed n .
left Monday for Atlanta where he cation and then return ‘o the;
went to attend fhe wedding of his community where their work would ’ftw of htle—Nature's. nntjsop'ic
brother. M. R. Blnn*. which is to accomplish s* much for thetp as ft ’he Rowels. Yonr Conatipatifeu 4 *^* 4
take place there today. Mr. Binn s , would elsewhere. jty other ills dlsa-'pea: cvernighL - 3"
brother la a resident of Greensboro. A* a conclusion. Mr. Vtrmak rend nu«e Po-Do-Lax has-helped Natti
Ga. but he la mArrylng an Aflgnta^an article ttrttten.b? Elbert-Hubbard o remove the cause. Get a bur
lady. Mr. Btnaa will be away for ; Jnat on the eve of hi* departure on from vour Druggist todav. Get r!
several days. >• - 1 his laM vqtam on the 111 fated Lusl- of ^your Constipation overnight^ 1
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