The people. (Camden, S.C.) 1904-1911, May 27, 1909, Image 4
AFTER
SUFFERING
ONEYEAR
Cared by Lydia E. Pink
ham'sVeget able Compound
Milwaukee. >VU ? " LydU E. Pink.
ham*? Vegetable Compound has imd?
me a well woman,
and I would like to
tell the whole world
of it. -I suffered
from female trouble
and fearful pains in
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they all decided
tb?U had a tumor
in addition to my
female trouble,
advised an opera
tion. Lrdia E.
jnnanam's VajjeKblo Compound made
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backache. I hope I can help others by
telling them what Lydia E. Finkham'a
Vegetable Compound has done for
me?' ? Mrs. Emma Imse, 888 First St,
Milwaukee, Wis.
The above Is only one of the thou
sands of grateful letters which are
constantly being received by the
Plnkham Medicine Company of Lynn.
Mass., which prove beyond a doubt that
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Mrs. Plukhnm,
of Lynn, Moss.,
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her for advice. She has guided
thousands to health and her
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IT CURED A ?j YEA < CASE OF ECZIMA
Danville, Pa.
I hare had en aggravated ease of Ecieraa
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Greeted by Enthusiastic Thousands at
Petersburg and Charlotte
Charlotte, N. C? Special?Welcom
ed royally as the head- of a united
nation with all the honora which a
patriotic and public-epiritcd people
eoold bestow, and responding in a
kindred spirit which inspired him to
pledgo his power to tho obliteration
of all sectional diffcrcnoes, the Hon.
William Howard Taft, President of
the .United States of America, was
for twelve hours Thursday the wel
come guest cf Charlotte and North
Carolina. Culminated then tbo eele
brsticn in honor of the Mecklenburg
Declaration of Independence with
which all the drenching power of a
Oulf co^at rain-Storm could but par
tially interfere. Never in tho his
tory of the City of Charlotte has
there previously occurred such a day,
marked by such a contest botween
the powers of men and those of na
ture, a contest which hsd a drawn
battle as its final issue, with tho hon
ors, sll things considered, well csrned
by the plucky celebrants.
Beginning hours before dawn, the
rain, which was predicted set in with
unrclented viclencc, continued until
a few minutes before the arrival of
tho President's train at 10 o'clock,
ceased for more than two entire
hours, only to descend again a veri
table cloiul-burst just as the rear of
the mammoth parade had reached
Independence Square, two blocks
from the stand whero stood Ameri
ca's Chief Executive in review. Its
interference with tho occasion ou
which it had iu sueh unwclcomed
fashion intruded, forced the change
of the place fcr the Presidential ad
dress from the open air reviewing
stand to the Auditorium and the call
ing off of the military drills and the
baseball game in the afternoon.
Unquestionably it deterred untold
thousands from leaving their homes
in other towns, snd yet special after
special rolled in in early morning
crowded from front to rear with vis
itors who knew that whatever hap
pened Charlotte would make good.
And she did,, so far ns lay in human
power, in the l'ace of a twelve hours'
icinfall three time* tho amount of
that for the month's preceding 19
days.
The lino fiom the Selwyn to the
depot wr.s filled with the hosts al
most every one of whom saw Presi
dent Taft in his open carriage.
The Confedeiate and Federal vet
erans escorted the President from
tho Selwyn to the grand stand,
where ho was seated wifli Mrs.
Stonewall Jackson on the right,
and fiovcrnor Kitchin cn the
left. The parade was a pagennt of
beauty and suggestiveness ns well ns
j an industrial and trade exhibit. It
was completed when the torrents of
rain broke all into confusion. In
spite of the adverse circumstances it
was ? day of gl.iry for Mecklenburg
and the Old North. State.
The President's speech in the Audi
torium was ft measure of the breadth
of the statesmanship of this great
man. The following is a quotation
referring to the nomination of Jadge
Connor:
"The Federal judiciary should be
as mueh appreciated in the South as
in the North, and if I hare an oppor
tunity to make any appointments in
the South it will continue to be my
chief duty to make such appoint
menta as shall appeal to all the poo
ge whether they be Republicans or
smocrata, and I urge all citizens to
accept the appointments made, as
men, if they are men, who will carry
on their high duties with a single
eye to the administration of justice,
to accept them and congratulate the
people on tboir apointmcnt, and not
to make nse of them for any par
tisan appeal."
Virginia Honors the President.
Petersburg, Vs., Special.?Presi
dent Toft's visit Wednesday to this
battle-scarred Virginia city has been
n notable sncccss from the viewpoint
of the distinguished guest and of the
hnsnitfihlft people who were his hosts.
The President has seen at doeo range
all sorts and conditions of Virginians,
for Petersburg seemed to be the cen
tal to which the counties of Southern
Virginia had sent tho bulk of their
population, there loing, it was esti
mated, 25,000 visitors here in the
course of the day. The streets were
jammed from n-con until lute evening
The "oldest inhabitant" even is at
a loss to remember when Petersburg
has been as crowded as it was Wed
resday. It wes a good-natured, eas
ily handled crowd and, while it was
at no time effusive in its demonstra
tion, it gave the President a very
friendly reception and lifted hats to
him and cheered him as he rode in
the parade through its streets.
At Fort Mahcne, where the beauti
ful monument ercctcd to commemor
ate tho heroism of Gen. John
Hartranft and the Pennsylvania sol
diers of the Third Division of the
Nin*h Army Corps was unveiled, the
J President made a tactful and impres
sivo addrefs. The environment was
I inspiring and; although he rend his
speech from manuscript, he evidently
felt the spell of his surroundings.
Mr. To ft vied with the Governor of
Pennsylvania and Major Isaac S.
Brown, president of the Pennsylvania
Battlefield Commission, in paying
tribute to the vn!cr of the Confed
erate soldier and in recognizing that
tho men who were the gray had prov
ed themselves, equally with the men
who wore the blue, exemplars in the
highest degree of American intrepi
dity in battle and American devotion
to principle.
This sentiment evoked an imme
diate and hearty response from tho
hundreds cf Pennsylvania vetorans
and also from Ihe gray-clnd membors
of A. P. lliil Camp, of tho Confed
erate Veterans, who were massed in
fu.nl of Ihe platform from which Mr.
Taft made his Hoe^eli
H. H. ROGERS, THE GREAT
FINANCIER, DEAD
New York, Special.?Henry H.
Rogers, sixty-nine years of npe, vice,
president of tlio Standard Oil Com
pany, moving spirit in the organir.a
Hco of the Amalgamated Copper
Company, builder of railroads, and
philanthropist, died at his home l>ere
nt 7:20 o'clock Wednesday morning
from a stroke rf apoplexy.
Death came ab?nt an hour after
Mr. Rogers had risen for lh? day,
mentioning to his wife that he was
feeling ill. At 7 o'clock he lapssrd
into nnfcnsdonsrrsf, and before the
family physician arrived, he wns
dead. Mrs. Rogers, throo married
daughters, a son, II. II. Roger*, Jr.,
nnt Dr. W, J. Pulley, a physician who
\VG? hastily summoned, were at the
bujsidc when tbe end came.
Ills fortune is variously estimated
at from $50,000,000 to $75,000,000,
which will mr.ke his son, II. H.
Rogers, Jr., one of the richest wen
:n tie country. Mr. Roarers' first
wiCe died fourteen years ego, and he
is survived, in addit:on to his second
wife, by four children, the son men
tioned and the following daughters:
Mrs. W. E. Benjamin, Mrs. tJrben
II. Prougliton and Mrs. William R.
Coo.
PRESIDENT TAFT ENJOYS
HIS TRIP TO TIIE SOUTH
Washington, Spcciol. ? President
Taft, returning from Chnrlotte, N. C..
readied Wnsliington at 10:40 n. m.
Friday. The President found Mrs.
Tnft ranch impro^d In health. The
President recently was choscn as a
cf the Ilainptcn Institute, at
Hampton, Va., and had acoepted an
invitation lo upeak there on Sunday
afternoon. lie stated on tfca train,
however, tlmt unless Mrs. Taft was
able to mako tbo trip with him. he
woulil p~8*i>cne hie visit to tho Vir
ginia institution. On account of the
bad weather, tho President decided,
after reaching tlic White Houne, that
it would not bo wis? to undertake the
trip at this time and ho telegraphed,
cancelling tlo engagement.
LAKE MONHONK
ARBITRATION
CONFERENCE ENDS
Mohonk Lake, N. Y., Special?
With m imposing army of speakers,
fl.o fifth cnnral meeting of the Lake
M<ohf}nk eonferenco on international
arbitration concluded its delibera
tions Friday night. The speakers in
cluded the Right Hon. James Bryce.
tho British ambassador; Alfred
Mo^ly, I ondon; Representative
Kidmrd Itarlholdt, of Missouri; Ed
ward J. Whorlor, Frank Chnpin Brav,
and Dr. Ki'hurd Watson Gilder.
Mr. Mosely, a mcuibor of (lie House
of Commons, took up the causes
which led to the present feeling be
tween England and Germany, !>.??> n
ijing with tho now famona interview
cf tho Qcrman Emperor.
"I believe.,' he said, "that the
German Eirperor means well for hie
own country and tho world nt large,
hnt tliero uttrrnnces caused suspic
ion and linvo given riso to discussion
Mi the Houso of Commons resulting
in the increase in the navy.
"Now it is proposed by some that
j Mr. Tnft take tlm initiative in saying
Komothing to F.uglaud ond Germanv.
Put I am not nt nil sure that Mr.
Taft world enre to ?ndertaW? that
tork. If he docs, may I suggest that
l.e turn his attention to Gormnnyt"
EIGHT MEN KILLED BY
HAIL
IN GALVESTON, TEXAS
univos'on, Trxns, Special.?An un
precedented hailstorm Monday in
I'vahlo county cost nt least oiglit
11 vi >*.
James Carpenter, 70 years of age.
returning to the Southwestern Hand:,
where 1 c was employed, sought shel
ter in a cattle shed. Hail struok him
ou the head and killed him.
Seven Mexicans were many miles
from shelter, in tho open praino,
when the storm canght them. All
'tftrc ftruck (Had.
The stones weighed fi nnd 7 pounds
rr.d fotr.e of 10 pounds wero found.
Thoy n ensured 10 to-17 inehps iu
ciietupferrnce nnd they cn:r.o down
for 30 u.ipu!is in two tteparate
storrrs, about two hours apart.
Many poisons who had started out
to search for tattle were caught in
the second storm nnd injured.
Tlvo number of cattle killed will not
be known for several days.
THE FIREMENS' STRIKE
ON
GEORGIA
ROAD SERIOUS
Augusta, Ga., Spccial.?The ' fire
men's strike on the Georgia Railroad
is becoming very serious. The rail
road says it is nuirh moro serioia
(ban it won at this time Thursday
night. White Fireman filoan was
forcibly ejected from the Buekhesd
train at Thomson, 40 miles out, Fri
day niglit. The pa?r/?ngers and mail
lay over till 1 n. m. there and missed
all (onncctions. The Pioayune, due
here at 8i4fl a. m., ie still tied ?p It
Cnunak. Three trains are sidetracked
ul Dearinj?. A mixed train, two,
through freights and two local
froi^lit? nro lied tip at Union Point.
United States postal inspector* have
reached tbcro to protect the mails.
One through fneprht is tied up at
Thomron. At Thomson Friday an
anjprjr crowd jerked the nrmed fcu*rd
from an engine, beat him and order
ed him v*fk to Augusta. There is
no train mox4n# on the Athens
kraaih, few
IB NEWS M MR
OUMHMirMiMY l? MT
Abroad.
ftjSWSSfSJiJZS}
WW by being in their line of d?
?MBl.
Foylenrill?, Mich., was visited by
* *?roado last Saturday that damag
cd 250 house, to the extent of $40.
WO. Twenty.fire families are hdme
The State of Pennsylvania hft ap
propriated $2,00t for the education
ff *?$ -diu?b w*d pUnd Katbaryn
May Fncb. nine ye*rs <*ld, who shows
m*n"' ?* the chartcteristies of Helen
. Postal difficulties in Paris are
believed to be ovet the strike hav
ing failed and the men having large
ly returned to their places. *
Rogers, who recently fiinisb
j , lrfi,uan Railway as an in
dividual enterprise at a coat of $40
Wectoesda1 *** h?m? in New York
The Alfalfa Club, at tho Cr^gh
ton University, Omaha. Neb., will tr*
to demonstrate that alfalfa Is a hu
?an food and that a man may sub
sist cn its hay.
Dr. J. H. Daugherty, a physician
for the insane at Elgin, HI., has hhn
seir became insane through sympa
tbetic suggestiveness.
The great event at Petersburg, Va..
in which tho Pennsylvanians unveil
ed a monument to Gen. Hartranft
was pulled off without break or jar
ond Was exceedingly satisfactory.
Charlotte 1i great 20th of May cel
ebration was badly marred by down
pour of rain for most of the day.
TT?P0,\iA- 8. Lovenheart, of the
University of Wiscontpn it is believ
ed, has found an antitozine for teta
nus germs.
The tfotton compress at Fort Smith,
Arlt., was consumed cy fire Monday
together with 6,000 bales cf cotton.
Flames broke out at many places
simultaneously, indicating incendi
arism. ? The loss was sbout $300,000,
covered by insurance.
Tracy & Co., of New York, went
into tbe hand o.f a receiver, the assets
supposed to bo half a million and
liabilities a million.
Three thousand gallons of water
from Jordan river, was poured into
the sewer in New York recently be
cause no one attached any impor
tance to it?a financial failure.
A distinct earthquake was felt in
northern Montana Saturday night. A
wall of one house fell.
Piof. David N. Todd, of Boston,
has a schcme to go up ten miles high
in a balkron and from there to talk
to tho people in Mars, by wireless
telegraphy. He thinks they know
about it.
^le?XL8 ^oudont, in an accident in
an Alabama mine last week, got his
back broken. He was informed that
death ere long would ensue. An over
weaning desire to see his parenta be
fore death led him to attempt to ro
turn to Moscow, Russia, and lie is
now on tho briny deep making ths
race with death.
Washington Affairs.
Tre Senate Monday confirmed the
President's nomination of Oscar 8.
.uJLt0 be embassador to Turkey
and Wm,, W. Rockhill to be ambss*
sador to Russia.
Tho Washington, Baltimore and
Annapolis Electric Cotopanv ordered
smaller cars, and it is said the an
nual saving will be $150,000 through
the u?o of direct-current motors.
President Taft has returned from
tho Petersburg and Cbarlolte func
tions. He is none the wort/? of the
trip, notwithstanding ths deluge in
Charlotto, *
President Taft wrote a letter to
Governor Stnbbs, of Kansas, revok
?ng tho appointment of Robert Stone
and resenting tlo attempt to drag
him into a factional fight.
Toipedo boats aro to be given a
test m tht battleship maneuvers thii
?umme?,
* TJl? fninboat Marietta was ordered
to Bluenelds, Nicaragua last Sstur
day, whero laborers are rioting and
destroying property on banana plan
tations. ?
Foreign News Notes.
Two thousand men are on the way
to reinforce the Russian troops in
Peisia.
Home papers regard the exchange
of nx;?sageft between the Kaiser.
Francis Joseph and Victor Emmanuel
as insuring tho continuance of the
triple alliance.
Krapcror WiJIinm is to p.pend sev*
cral weeks in England next fall.
Though reported to be resting at
the Ju Ja ranch, ex-President Hoose
vclt engaged in writing an account
of his adventure.
The trophies of Mr. Rooscvtlt' and
tho job for the taxadermist <s thus
far one rhinoccros, six lions, two
giraffes, 20 smaller kinds of game
and a variety of birds, a pylhon and
othors.
It is claimed for Germany, that
she will soon be prepared for airship
war with a system of stations suit
able for operations.
Firs Destroys Livery Stable.
Norfolk, Va , Specul?Fire starting in
the hay loft of J. A. Pritchard's
livery stable on Union street Tues
day afternoon, destroyed that struc
ture and tho peanut cloaning plant
of tho Norfolk-Virginia Peanut Com
pany, adjoining. Hesidcs its eguip
ment of machinery, the peanut clean
ing company had a large stock on
hand. The total loss is estimated ft
between $75,000 and $100,00, pra??
ttotlly mitiA by insurant;
DYSPEPSIA
tfUHTom ?Tinriu bimkdt
?My M tbi Qutrif
>a tioaach too* and
laaoat fTWfttlac tl*t
< poothca aoFa aad
t k(Tt ban luptlnd
i dnfi W* caanot
pMNH Who Nfw
* r ?ymptooM t*
I ittw ?tln|.
W+Bf o7 tfca
toouicfi. Heart
CwMtlptUoa,
pttollw of ttaa
and all affac
lndl**atl
dlMt?fa|?4 and deep
rt caused by Indigestion.
WW* ? ? waw av uyvia w auwp?v
Ma to eaat aaMa all other medicine and
fir* tbta raatdr a trial. It It falls la
pa aatlafaetloa I will rofuud /oar mo
Say. II UK VON.
roc aala by all 4nntati> Prtct, Co.
Good ntffi sweetens the blood.
Weetoa, Ocean-to-Oce?n Walker,
Wi rscsntly: "When you M down and
pat, In! ?b?t is no us* living, just take
jy W thoughts with jrou and wslk tbera
of. Befora you have walked a milt thing*
will look rosier. Just try it." Have you
noticed tha increase in walking of late in
every community? Many attribute it to
the comfort which Allen's Foot-Kase. the
antiseptic powder to be shaken into the
?hoes, gives to the millions now using it.
Aa Weston baa said, "It has real merit."
It cures tired, aching feet while you walk.
30,000 testimonials. Order a 25c. package
to-day of any Druggist and be readv to I'or
gst you have feet. A trial packagc of Al
len's Foot-Ease eent Free. Address Allen
S. Olmsted. Lc Roy, N. Y.
An art requires a whole man.
There is no need to Buffer with soreness
and stiffness of joints and mupclee. A
little Hamlins Wizard OQ rubbed in will
limber them up immediately.
They always talk who never think.
Tetterine Curei Piles.
"One application of Tetterine cured me
of a case of itching piles I had for Ave
years."
Baynard Benton. WaUorboro. 8. C.
Tetterine curee Kcaema, Tatter. Ring
Worm. Ground Itch. Itchlhg Pllaa, In
fant'a Sore Head. Mtriples, rolls, Hough
Scaly Patches on the Face. Old Itching
Beres. Dandruff. Cankered Scalp. JSun
lons. Corns. Chilblains and every form of
Rkln Disease. Tetterine ftOcs Tetterine
Soap 25c. Tour druggist. or by mall from
the manufacturer, The Shuptrlne Co.
Savannah, Qa.
If the government could only tax
the peanut politicians in various
methods as it laxes the business
man's industry Ihere would be no
more bond issues.
Stats of Ohio, City ov Iolkdo,
Lucas Countt,
FCAXK J. CnJCSET nuik.es oath that he la
senior partner of the tirm of F. J.Chexey ft
Co., doing business in the City of Toledo.
County and State aforesaid, and that aaid
firm will pay the sum of ONE ucsnrsr) not.
LABS for each and every cr.se of CATATtnu
that cannot be cured by the use of llALT.'f
Catarrh Cube. 1<rank J. Cheney.
Sworn to before roe and subscribed in my
presence, this 6lh day o/ December, A. D..
WW. ' A. W. (Jleaso.x.
(seal.) Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure i* taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
facss oi the svstem. Bend for testimonials,
frsa. V. J. Cmenky k Co., Toledo, O.
grid by all Druggists, 78c.
sll'a Fsmilv Puis are the beet. .
Threo-Legged Goat Barred.
With tearful eyes Antonio MaffWa
yesterdny stood on Ihe dock of the
Italia Line, and waved his hand to
"Billy," bi9 three-legged goat.
"Billy," meanwhile munched an ap
ple and a piece of papor which one
of the crew of the Taormina, on
which lie was departing from this
country, had given him, says the
Philadelphia North American.
At last, the goat vanished from
sight, and rage mingled with Rrief in
Maffeta's breast. It poems that the
italian had obtained the jroat, which
came from q pa i t of Turkey where
they grow three-legged ffontp. He
intended to exhibit it in this country
as a freak. But when h/> got here,
he found that the importation of
yoaia from Turkey, Greece or France,
ii forbidden, and while Maffeta wai
admitted, Billy wag kept out.
Maffeta protested to no avail. The
deportatien of his trifv-dal pet, he
was convinced, was a retaliation by
the Government, for tho Turkish at
tacks upon American missionaries.
Anyhow, if it was the law, it was a
hard law, and ought net to be en
forced against cripples. So. 22-'09.
Don't skimp on wages. When a
clerk doervei a raise, see that he
get* it without having to demand it
at the point of a threat to leave you,
Bt ai good to your clerks a* you
want tnem to bo to you,
THINK HARD
It Pifi to Think About Food.
The unthinking life some people
lead ofton causes trouble and sick
ness, Illustrated In tho experience df
a lady In Fond Du Lao, Wis.
"About four years ago I suffered
dreadfully from Indigestion, always
having eaten whatever I liked, not
thinking of the digestible qualities.
This Indigestion caused palpitation of
the heart so badly I could not walk
up a flight of stairs without sitting
down once or twlco to regain breath
and strength.
"1 becamo alarmed and tried diet
ing, wore my clothes very loose, and
many otner remedies. but found no
rellaf.
"Hearing of the virtues of Orapo
Nute and Postnm, 1 commenced using
them In place of my usual breakfast
of coffee, takes, or hot biscuit, and In
one week's time I was relieved of
tour stomach and other Ills attending
Indigestion. In a month's time my
htart was performing its functions
naturally, end I could climb stairs
and hill* and walk long distances.
M! gained ten pounds In this short
time, mid my skin became clear and I
completely Regained my health and
strength. I continued to use Orape
Nuts and Postum, for I feel that I
owe my good health entirely to their
use. "There's a Reason."
"I like the dollcleus flavor of
Orape-Nutg, i^nd by making Postnm
aoeordiQji to directions It tastes aim*
lar to mild high grade coffee."
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Kvsr read the above letter?
itctv Me appears from time to tint
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Woman's Friend
al| wom?9 suiter at t#me$ fron* female
ajhnfeBtK Borne wp&cp puffer mo^ acutely end
mote constantly than opera. Bui whether you have
tittle pain or wfcetntr you suffer intensely, you
should take Wine of CarcujL and Ret relief.
Cardui is a safe,, natural medicine, for women,
prepared scientifically from harmless vegetable in
gredients. It acts easily on the female organs and
gives strength and tone to the whole system.
TAKE
en
The Wcnjasa's Tonic . "!
Mrs. Vcrna Wqjlace, of Sanger, Tex., tried Cardui. She writes:
"Cardui baa done more for mo than 1 can describe. Last spring I
was taken with female inflammation axi l consulted a doctor, but to
no avail, so I took Cardui, and inside cf three days, I was able to do
my housework. Since then my trouble has never returned." Try it.
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TONIC VERMIFUGE
This great tonic is not a falsa stim
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Of the health it is an invaluable rem
edy; imparts new life and vigor and
builds up tbe entire system.
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The difference
reaember this?
it mav save your life. Cathartic*,
bird snot and cannon ball pills?f <\
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RlCfl't Oo? ?i' Orraie I.Inl
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*ooM UroMe (and o(h*r
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Uftfellc, lr^.?n?
TOILET ANTiSEim
NOTHING LIKE IT FOR j
?tfUr TCCT|i tsc*!s ory dentilrka
? Ht I IJiRt 111 m cleansing, whitening nod
removing tartar from thn teeth, bc?ide? detUoylnfl
all germt of demy ond diicase which ordinary*
tootn pteparations cannot do.
TUF MftllTU turd an a moutli
? ??w " w U I il w??h ditinfr-ct* the mouth
and throat, purifier the breath, and kill* the gerina
which collect in the mouth, causing lore throat,
bad teeth, bad breath, grippe, and much tickneta.
TUP fYPC when inflamed, tired, arh?
I "1 E> I tO and burn, may be iiutantl|
relieved and itreogthened by Pa*tin?.
OATAGDU Pattine will deitrov the ger
wA I Alton that cnuic catarrh, ncal the
flammation i>nd *top (he diacharge. It i* a ?i
remedy for uterine catarrh.
Putin e i? a harrr.I'M yel powerful
t?rinic'.(lf;,di;.!nfcc1ant and deodorirer.
'id in ha'King it destroy* odor* ami
Wavrs tSo body antu?t>licaily clcan.
ron BALI AT DRUG *TORC?,BOc.
on POSTPAID BY MAIL.
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