Failed to Cure

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AND sAi.'r Rrritviii was 3

THE TROUBLE o

siprjses her opinion of iihf wonderful a

, ,, lngly arranged twlth orange blossoms. i

B While the wedding march was being-

¢10,Ck ° °

pr the bride entered the parlor, which was

decorated with evergreens, autumn leaves] |-

l and ferns, leaning on her iathi-r's arm admin thu yuriim, y li

B Mus Rhoda Bownesn srhmlmale of the rento sl the Dante! agriculture Uusws

bri

rslui six nocross couui no d °°

‘ it is with the giisstest grsiiiiids E

gh” 1 un gnufy in gh, ,°nd,,.f,,| cm. at Kensingstnn Supper wasserved direct- Mlv, Pom," of Burdnk Blood Bn ly lollowing the ceremony and after view ti

wr* For yu" my hulbmd “send ing the numerous presents and endulging W

m °°""”"' *"“”'°'*'{’*?l°lY" FMFWJWND #seein seam-in to .ot . f

_ mv-_-__==“___ __ ____ 4 “__-___r_y __” n il~lf!‘Sill.QIil!l..l°TllIiiiS ...i T J , "T `"“’

“MW” H100 N i°"°°'. “F ' hire Estelle Hlayioii

“I 0 ICG HD( ll

lon and Kelvin were miltullll -1- self was obedient tdgqthoylaws iss wgll ' 9

interested in the marriage of Miss 1 th, 1 , _ I h I

MargaretE Stewart and John B. Stavert REV UR TALMAGE PREACHE5 AN H; zvngln :i.s;?cxcctce\:~ ‘gift trlie t loaw wiv

ich was celebrated Wednesday even ANNIVERSARY SERMON private life as well ns n conserve.

aFeh 17th at the residence ot Dugald tive lawninker in public life suffered |nten5e| f ,-, pu | B i |i(gd ph |_,- -

and Mrs. Stewart. 'lhe brlde,a brunette, What was Lincoln s stiind when c, y 12353 mile ;,a;§';;;§et lynggj' W "

ntglrgdlnngimple though ,len “own great nboliticnist meciiiiq was held D

iw ,<1 h in 1 in Springfield some rims! for th Q s b W “Shand (;;:,;|:;s;l;em;|: :gp ,|333 war? There thc opmlii nts ,iff slilgver-it y y ami

h proposed by forci of uiius to dolv ~i il \

nsmentbeirgsxold wate and chain “_ nn, ,.",", A,",,°___0,_""h _, the public uuthormm [md drwe N ` X ‘

the gift of the aroom Her veil was beccm

f a r

etly played by Miss Margaret Osscly

de and ber sister Miss Katherine

bly performed the duties oflqroemsmnn l

blood remedy in the following letter: The nuptial knot was tied by the Bev ti

win &nith of Cardigan, formerly pastor d

a Century-lan Who Ccnprehsnded Within lllmjsll ltreaglh and Gentle

less, lqjesly and Grace-A Lessna in

Patience alias .Ia var; 'ILimn,ly.

llred according reset af Parliament of Lnii

h William Hui ef lc

Los Angeles, Cal , Feb 7 --At the

Du) Holi Stewart made charming bridesmaids time whgn me whole nation in hon-

r sed in Indian muslln trimmed with qring the meisxcry of Lincoln this nn- lenciennes lace and insertion with blue nlversary sermon sheds n, new and

sashes and wore brooches set with tur interesting light “D011 U10 CHIINICWF

Hrs. Theo. Newell, Argyle Sound, N S , qnoiseg gn, gm; of the “mam 1,, \V,,1k,»,~ of the statesman-President The text

s James v , B Be ye also pa

ent

What was the most powerful ad

ress you ever heard? I oncc asked my futher in one of our conversu

ons when journeying around the orld Well he replied I have

,“.|.m, 'hh }ry.ipd” -nd Sal; www Ivlriorhsmusements the couple depart listened to nearly all the great

He wha so had at times that he could no 2: sleepon account of the itching and burn lm Sunni, Wm N nA” Hume to their

for their hoinsln Kelvin, taking with A

merican orators of my time I have

the good wishes of all Mr and been personally acquainted with

most cf them and have spoken from

ing ‘He had been under the care ofelx frunds Feb 23 24| “adm thc same platform with many of

diUerent doctors, but they failed to do him any ‘ood I had read digerergyiimes of

gh. Wong.,-ful qu", Nazi* dp by Bm. carriages in Ncrboro and vicinity diirfnii l

them But without any doubt the

Aymmk man while “hug 0,-de" for greatest address I ever beard-if it

to be judged by its electric and

verwhelming instantaneous effect-

,gocg mood B,¢¢°"’.°*dv,hdh to K," the past week was very much captivated 3 th t d li ed b H W |t.h,|-L H. man' “dmer éqmg 6" by the beauty and charms of one of the Gifdy at Geary; in 5886 entity the

bottles was cured without e doubt l ’°

would strongly advise any person troubled B with blood dleordere to give B B B. a fel:

ung ladies he chancsd to meet but ow

aohelcrs Club of Summerslde be dare

annual banquet of the New Icngland

I” ¢° his being “ memb" °' th' Society I had just finished a speech

on The Coming American when Mr

ll°f»l1lHll8 NB BUBGTJOIIS IKDUWYL and he Grady arose After a few introriiiif

uwkflm “N n "neu" num' retirned home with a Him resolve io tory remarks he said My fricnfls,

’ send in his rssignatioii-which never ot

ou,-Nd to mm before typical American has not to come

Let me tell you that he has iilreadv

pl 'vi

1 Pl

gel;Esriif:L;;;;;t:1;‘;‘;;t:t°rs£312-:v‘;¢ But from the union of these colon

country, unless rnanagid on better prlnc t

Dr Talmage has told you that the

The agitation fora Blanch Railway to i °°m° Great '~yP°9 like ‘“l""m"

ants, are slow to flower and fruit

sts Puritans and Cavaliers from he strengthening of their purposes

es than the mainline. A youth while and the Crossing of their blopd slow

siting in Nerhomn was driven to Kelvin

Ymlr PPYSICIHU 1185 C°l15d€l1C€ lil walked to Kensingtomwhile his feet re

El.LlS

Bring to liim therefore our next

prescription

Remember the name

E.lf,I;.'5

3 St°re9_Ch t°Wn° Mmltague and the blood and speeds it along through nr

Murray River

Bags! llagsillagsi

We have the best grain bags iii

the country They are large enougli to hold 4% bushel Oats, or 3

bushel potatoes They are Stfgng, always welcome and provided with

clean, have heinmed tops, and are guaranteed to give satisfaction You want some how many ?

Reid & Creighton

Wholesale dealers in Island produce, Pitt Street, Sydney, C B

d li w iv nd

PEIR

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Cdihinsiieingllonday. e :yuh 13114. s lhiz Pra er at p in Holy Communion-

treinspf this railway wil run ally ( undays excepted) ss follows ` 1-min. ongqud Trains Inward

Rllll W” S¢°“°'" R°'d “V etiyiiil p m All Featls free and uniippro

5 N s No a

|| M M A ll

1 4: lv §h'tcSvn 23 e unc 5 N'oyWll lr '°.5° 3,49 llunter River 10.4°

llmerald .lane in ll

8.5! Kensington

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lotion at7 p m Catechism stip. m l

ANGI IUAN

St Paui's-Rev Leo T W Williams

Soationin ordi-r to meet. the 5.80 train, but owingto its having been cancelled and alter having remained about five hours, be decided in was not _coming and

gisteredmbelow aero and his head was graced with afashfnnahle hat while his ears called for the Good Old Siimniir l`ime

_._-.i---->--»

We heard is msn say the other morning

that the abbreviation for February- Feb -means Freeze everv body, and ltbat. manlooked frozen in his iilster. It was apparent that ne needed the kind cf warmth that stays, the warmth that reaches from head to loot, all ovrr the body We could have told him from prr sonal knowledge that Hood's Snrsapaiilla gives permanent warmth it invigorates

tery and vein, and really fits men and women, boys and girls, to enjoy cold weather and resistthe attacks of disease It gives the right kind of warmth, stlmul shes and strengthens at the same time, and all its benefits are lastlniz There may be a suggestion in this for you

Church Services

Changes to be made in church services

should he at this odlce not later than one o clock Friday afternoon

ME'i'noDis'r

Prince Strest.-Prayer and Praise Scr-

viue at10lo Rev G M Young at ll and 7 Strangers welcome Attentive ushers

Grace Church -Prayer Meeting at 10 a m. Rev W W Lodge at 1l and 7 ‘Strangers

omfortable eats

Pnnsnvramiau

Zion -Prayer mectinir at 10 Rev D M lliiithesou at ll and 7 Sunday School and Bible clnss at 2 i0

St. James -Prayer meeting at 10 Rev T F Fullcrion iit ll and 7 Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30

iizmirsr

Rev G R White at ll rind? Sunday

School at 230 pm All welcome Vi~il tors provided with seats by courteous ushers

crmncn or Ciimsr

Services at ll a m und 3.45 p m

cii:N'mai crrnisrr/in Rev R W Stevenson at ll and 1 Sunehy School at 230 Prayer meeting Wednesday night at 8 oclock Seats free and unappropriated

sr nuniir/iN's earnrnnai. First Mass at 7 lf] second Mass at 0 and

gllgh Mass at 1030 Vespers and Ili.-ue

ctor Mornin Prayer at 11 a. m Even

lst Shu ay of each month after morning prayer Bud Sunday at 880 n m , lrri d terevenln ra er Sunday School

prlated

St, Peters-Rev Jns Simpson, M A Priest Incumbent Rev T H Hunt, D D Asst. Priest. Holy Communion (plain) 8 a. m Matlns choral) and Sf-rmcn si. 11 a.m SundaySo ool at 23) D ID Ch°l°“|

perfecting, through a century camo the man who stands as the flist typical American, the first who comprehended within hlmsf-lf all the strength and gcntlcness, all the mu- jasty and grace of this rcpublii-~ Abraham Lincoln These words were quoted almost verbatim from memory

The tremendous impression pro-

duced by Ilenry Grndv s speech was not due to the fact that he wus saying something that no other mnn had said before, but to the act that for the first time since he Civil war, the great lenders of the north realized that Lincoln wns np- prccinted and honored as much south of Mason and Dixon s line ns he was among thc Michigan pines and upon the Illinois prairie

Since that time I have rc.if.l nl

most every biography written about the personality of that miin who stands second to only one, if l docs not stand side by side with Gr-urge Washington in thc aflectiuiis of tho American people- I find iliit Hcnrv Wattcrson of Kvntuekv has ,is deep n reverence for Lincoln ns limi Charles W Dana nr Nlcolav Or li- soph Mcdill oi William Ilciiidon ur David Ilrtvis or Swett oi Speer] who knew him by pf-rsonnl contact Therefore I nm sure that on this Siirirlnv preceding the celebration of Lincoln ~i birthdnv I shall leave with me the cordial npprobntion of he south ns well ns of the north as i' draw from his character lessons of inspiration and priv tribute t his momoiv At heart he WHS ii frir-nd of the south and I bt-iii-\r» thst his untimoly death ictzirrled thc consummation of rcconstrilciiun t least ri quarti-r of n centurv

Most Lincoln eiilogists sinii

Hr-nrv Wattorscn bf-nutlfiiLlv “‘<r>1~i~‘~

ed it by looking into ii Wi

globe that slowlv turning tells the

orv of his ifo and hi v

therein little heartbroken lim weeping hv the outetrritrlwil form ni a denrl mother But this I do mit intend to do You are ulrcnrlv fi riilinr with the facts ul iliit iw-it lil lffn In speaking of him in tnv I would try to not thc keynote of his character and show the prodnrninnrit qunlitv which made him so rfrmit and so useful to the notion Thnt quality I conceive to bo his p - tif-nco nnrl I shall recall to voiir minds the times and the circiim stances in which by thc exercise of that qiiniitv he proved tho grandeur nf his nntiirc Standing by iho ig/rnve of this great man, wc ses the figure of sanctified Pntienw We limi this figiirc not cut from stone o cnet in iron hut made out cf dust which was oncc living breathing throbbing moving flesh and blood As the paramount desire of Lin- coln s Inst four vears on earth and those tumultuous vears which lcd up to them was to save the Union I shall try in this brief sulfigv to show how by glorious patience, that great purpose of his lilo was accom-

plishnd

In tihe first place- we must start

with the well accepted and univers-

Eveneun and Sermon at 7 p In Hoi mmunlon every week da! at 45 a m Church and All Saints Chapel open every day from sunrlseto sunset for private devotions.

sA}.va1'i;>NlABll§.d Yiwu m rvdl I l

Wggusiy Servail és #V Tuesday

riday and Situ H! li 73°

slvsivrn nar apvmflsn

Services at the Tabernacle, Fitroy

trees. asttoiiiid et7n m

WEA Y nn/ini ivunxniis.

Aiihoefii ani idsiis new eisvvi iw mel asses, sean rinrl energy none I be hiioi ancy that iniide life a pleasure, i,~-i 11"' also. A doctor would say you me i~\i down. em-rmbed neither eating or dl-

sting enough. 'life Ferronone you need

gunner- up that fitful appetite sad im-

prove assimilation and oiqestion so thai lots of pure strong blood w li be formed so nourish the broken down ii.Y!f°Il1- F°"°' seas will drive away age tired feeling.

t n spirits an ene . NV V'

:°ola:r::i’iit‘len and strength'-'liar work. No tonic or rebuilder like errosaiia-tr! lt. Pr-lceil0o» rho: or six boxes for nm; ri Dmmlfs, or i>°iwi at oo. Kins- ston, Oat. v

ally nhkncwledged fact that Abra- ham Lincoln was e men of positive characteristics William Herndon just after Lincoln s nomination wrote in Senator Wilson of lflessachusei ts that when Lincoln made up life rninrl to do anything he had "e, will l iron " Affair the assassination

Ford I theatre Senator Wilson wrote a letter to Lincolns old law pert- ner Hint he hed truly analyzed Lin- coln s dierecter in relercnu; to this one cliaractsrlstie But though Lin- eola was a positive mei-i and had well settled convictions, he never be lieved that "two wrongs make one right." In order te accomplish his patriotic purposes he was unwilling to dedle the majesty ef tlis law. He wee always ready to try to change the lew, but never to break. ie. In his methods and principles he was neither violent nor revolutionary. He

lot. as me -iv people supposed

1800. a wli~f -wil visionary or a

mthnsiaet ~rhf~ would, to I boleloent 1.-i.d_ trample cj

l!aiu:r.'m¢’s Pitts Orme Oousrirarios ,

.v ° - 1 __ _ , ,, __, - -.<~.i-"ir'»=»~»‘+infiii»i=~'»iiini=i14ee»s»r. " l \

out tlio slave-holder from thc then

some thought thin niid there sigiic-il his own political rlintii wnrriint Let there be pence' hc emphatic- ally said Revolutionize tlircuuh

there be such, to risist the laws f

Wicked and all voiii fioble attempts will bo follies and end by bringing

sorrow on your can heads and iuiii on the cause vnu would freely die to

in e. certain sense but not in the

spect for judicial authority mv humble history would not suffer i '

y U clinngc that Inu

§&

the ballot bo‘¢ Your attempt if ,,,,,.

Kansas by force is ciiminnl and l

Preserve what said hc in his fu ease and Do Not l\nowl‘ Until It lion Destloped H1011! lP0°Ch <l0l1v¢f0d 011 July 17 in.o Bieiiiiei- ii-e_-ii.; itiiesmriiim ii»..i»¢:..r U

1858 in answer t° One of hi! Bri,;hl's Disease, Whicli \V|il Prove,lutnl if l\ct 'I CUUEOH D1°d° °l¥“i“S'» him by Doue- /.iiinaeiitcntonre /

las? Now, as to the Dred Scott .iiity iiiii i is ei iii ii ii i - /I '~~ decision, for upon that Senator ii ix iioii ~ '7/gf "' (Q 96 y Douglas makes his last point against H* U

me I am opposed to that decision " " 1' 1"

Ei -'.4 n 53 -HW'-I

Leader iii Toronto Sc v

S Safe litre,

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torritoiy of Ixnrisns \\licri called ilu ‘ " '

on for n speech Lincoln c eil 1,1 bei some of his best friinrls `sPf7,1~ ~ ==

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sense in which ho puts it I say .1-|¢,i_,l,.|.,gi| .

that in so far ns it decided in favor i lines nuiiy ; ii i .ri \\t me

of Dred Scotts master and against lflllllilfiiiiiwiiistili ii iii ~ i »i Dred Scott and his fnmilv I do not we "H '"1' 7"’ ‘ " ‘ ' ‘ ' 1 propose to distulb ol resist the dw eliiiiiiiiiiis sililiiii li '~i sulii I ,

iliil the ilitiigtr point ’ in ri iilivil

clsion I never have prop d t il ...,...i. tri... IM. Jii.°.l..° .Z SAFE cui cuREs icioiiisv cis"/isis

‘ goin c,coiit iiii~i no ii motif or iiiiriiliil l

iii>\f \ ilii ililt 'iii1li‘ili‘<ti\ f-tunii It \\ il.i~tlii tiirpiil liier sfioiliis liiil iiii

comparison with that of Judm iriilIz:;ioii, iipiiii»tlil‘ti~~:ivr~,ztiiiiiiliiisiiliillivitiliili iiifiililill iiigiiiimiiiii

\. i ' i i iiii . 0 in. 3 1,/ V \ H/

Douglas when Some °n"hu5mS'~i'“ i i i. ~ ‘i\iii »iii~ iut iiiri~i ii i. iiiti i if

admirers asked him this question liiic, i iiinii in ii i fills , Has the territoiv of Kansas n Filmll’ U11!-iii~ I is rircswibtl in <l<»<i~»is .wil im-1 iii io~1»ii.i|

right to coma into the Union a Blah, ut .iiiy ilriig store oriliiiit l iibultlii State if the pwpic msm Lincoln Beware of substitutes and lmitstlons Insist upon Warner’f4 Safe said Yes By the nntional lriw ii Cum' “ke "0 mhel'

has a right, which you cannot tak; \Icili<nl litmklitfric ,Address \Viiriicr's Sufi f urc f ri li l-iiiilicii l ii

away unless bv nntionnl legislation 011t.0f R0Ch€SN‘r,N Y

\VARNER S SAFE PILIS move tliu bowels gently and iiiil it api ul) i iiri

iz meiicnns ir i t learn one of the nrcntist lessons f his life hvcn nmid the injustices and the weaknesses of the ltiw let us DOW before and rccognim tho mn- jesty of the low Because in some l muniiipaiitles the titizins may lc terrorized every wintci hv hold up men who walk around nl night shooting do\v|i innocent petlisliiuns in cold blood that is no liaison Whv in order in i‘<tiipif1\fliei1i uv oursiiice sliuiilil biioiiii iiiiiiiniils

uiivs oliiv file .iii ,¢

wrong thcii rrinke the law right but ricvcr tlefile the majesty of the luw

Thoiigli Aliriiliuin I incoln was .i

mun of poxifiio ciiiirficierisfiui yet hc was pntii nt in the inet Lhnt l

was renrly in keep stop with the mflrfh i tht* coriiiiitin npoplp ,, never for one muimiit left the pnth of rectitudo nnfl honor Ile wnn not n. foolish color bearer lenvirig hp

rnnks of his fellow soldiers und P1““l¥ll'\£!frir nht-nd of the lin;-q

011 thc apllrmlciiiiig anniversnrv 0| wwv- -~ -~~ *._`__ , _ _ _ __,

this lent A b tl le rf

STCP

Spending your good money for shoddy Try MONCTON MAKE

ALL PURE WCOL

Every plete has our guarantee or name on

the ticket

Be Sure You (ict The Genuine THE HUMPHREY CLOTHING STORI:

Opera House Building, Charlottetown

A WINFIELD SCOTT Manager

thereby courting rionth rind annihi_ l*1¢|°n AS the national stnndm-1| bearer he was icdclv if not-cssnrv t mark time so that the (Ummm,

people could catih up with him thu; all mllht advanie in line

All things ninx b lawful but nl]

thing* nro not experlmnt Whut md h° do after he hull rkliveied his nm;

'~h’°'K 10 antagorii./o fha southern lend- cis and people as some rush states- ic

tliab was not his wnv llc nd h

mnlifc ioivnrtl iioiie _‘nd iliiiiiiv for n

a He bidcd his time though in

called a Cowaid lf possible hc witiit-

by love and kindririse Hr- liiiow thnt hate and billmgsrgate and club never a won a willing subject Ho was pat- ienlo Vefl' Patient His pntfonen wng expressed powerfully in gym Wong, hp OUCC 5l"0k0 to Alf-xnnilei II Steph;-no at the rncmcriililt iiinfcicnrc hold t Hamilton Ronde with the southern

v t ii “ C ery own H agp and mtv ho WH' WORl\ or I’\R'1lAl llA'l`l'S Teeth wliicli art decayed weuill itsiiiicliy

ed U, Wm the ,,,,,,],em ,endow bank L»ROW\l\I( (gold or porcelain) filling or by use of PORLI l AI\` l\.l /\\ S

!?£!$E!l`l

MODERN DENTISTRY

BERLIN DENTAL PAR! CRS

inaugural ntldresw ]).,d h,. do ,my

One thing: we ngsin wish to call your attention to is our LURRU

ATI l) Sli( llO\ I LAT] By using this form oi suction (viliicli i |.it nted and for the use of which we have secured the rights vie will f l 'i R

me" “Wild hnie had him do? No ANTEI TO Fl'l ANY MOUTH lt does not matter how diflicnlt it iiuiy

e or what other dentists have told you Vi e know we can fit it .iiiil ii ve 0 hesitation in saying so In cfises viliere there are Still =oiiie ittili rc- iaiiiiilg in the iiioutli, we will replace tlic lost ones by nicfins ti' lllmll( E

We have the largest and best equipped ofhet in the l\I.iritiii.e I r<...iire°

nd do any .incl all kinds of denial work known to the profession iefln/

DENTAL PARLORS

Drs BFI R & BET I Prop

nc in sn \z w ivr

commissioner 1 Steph, ne he Q-md

'lot me vvriio lnion nt the lop nf thilt Dng‘i> rind you mav write Lelgw it whatever else xou plense "

Fo plncntc thc southern lenders

was one london fqr rfrlay But there WHS ‘itill another reason nhy he was Pntinnt l‘hcre nere scoics und h\m_ drcds and thousnnrlii of men at me flflflh M Wt’-‘ll as the south viho he- lie\0<l that as tho original southern states camo into the Iriion of their own nccord thev had therefore the right. to leave of their onn ncroid An Lincoln in his quaint lnngunge

Cd this Weridvll I‘hillip‘i lir-limod this, other mighty northein ici-itler=i believed this Had Abrnhnrn Iliri- coln on the night of Marrh 4 1861 | Started the invasion nf ihe smith he might have had two wnr=i on his bl-Bda War would have 'linen in the front gf him, wrnr in the rmr of him W-hen he entered fha “hits House hc had two purposes Firet io dn any. thing nnd everything that was hon orable to snvc the Union Secondly if thaw was to be a. war then let others tnlrs the responsibility ef

triking the urst blow

But il Lincoln was willing to be

patient with his northern enemiaii and with the south how much more was ha willing to be pnfimt with his W Called friends, iipcn whose arm he lid 4 right to lean end from whois ldduerice he held n right to expect eflceer and help? If the armies of Ins were ritfecking him in the front the ranrorous tongues gf some who were his closest advisors were broad casting their evil murmur! every I where.

"‘Weil,". says some heart, "why

did lie ellew those men who were !l0gJ‘l3¢ to him tg criticise him? Why', did he not do ga one of the Spring- ‘ Held friends suggseiod, 'kick thernl eiii of cfhcdl’ " 'ihnt question ca.n~, act be enswerrd in n betta: way, than by quoting the words uncoinl quita when he said, quietly, that it ‘ wal easy enough to i.*ic`k 5 mari out, ` but not always so easy to get en-

sther man te lil hll ciaceaiid do as

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I Offer to the it

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FREE

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P t the Popular iicicraignty iilon, .L -

i§,"‘}Y..l‘.'I3.‘l°`.<"I’.,€¢'l.“il$’$‘i.Z$.§’..l€‘fl£.3§ _V , AS A TR|Al-

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To Every Siiffersr with flonsumpiioii, Gaiarrii, Bronchiiis, La firippe, Pulmonary and Bronchiai Troubles

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