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cilavced ami the Jason Liicrc (`hcmi- 01,5 eq Company was no more.

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P Y ' _ salad arose a gaudy and garish one L“,if;_ of burnishcd gold lettering niinounr- mm iq'_f.he name of the new n'.viiers and _______ thafurthci' inscription that this now' _ w

5:5 who a deep wound. Great was _hit the"pride of Jason Lucre the day.

and enabled him to no.-[Eng wealth. . g

y so ex Th

He always had a ten- _Ono

egard for that nest egg. So

so tha i ` -

beamed on him be ;_i;_s"r

the plant over to his faithful e

let it slip away from _gého

seiped with the lust for gold rim wlie ‘ ~

which hed iec him me ""°‘°

ter, then with rapidly succeed-

rr/.v'=ii _'Hz __ __ _ _. ___ _____.._______,_ _ _ _

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' 'i'nni.A'|°ns'rwnws ‘ _ __ _

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srosv. ueioue pmieeu uni therein icy his om- the wuimy. reepie ereveuisg low some hom- '*='°' °*|*°""°°* r 'QM P°°Pl° *"1*

_ » “chem “though 1", ,cum not P". from one railway station to moth-I Thus it went. The oouiitry at last these new shoes with the idea _that _ _ ., ' hadehei impeded ~wasselsediutlie_grii»oLsnold~lhoe the cha||y.;e..ti,.i_¢|wr aid<_l_>e ~‘\I°\\____L“°l"’ °_|”|‘;° WF: '°;;".l: 2:" ‘$2 _f‘:’m;';':_i'__°'hf.'°§;_m :oxen upon ’box::°f>l`;l\oes_ at thx famine; and it was alt ga silvbfahe ibettsr by harm' sho:h`oiy two at

w n one 0llC H! ll

xcitement and wonder, even un-

e gist ws :-

__ _

was wh it hurt A to amazement"

of the play was about as

_ “hen the Goddebs of Jason Lucre, billionnaire, would

ibute among the ehurchees of nited States, irrespectiie of dc-

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ne_______ d____am___g that they noigiiuational creed or bias, about

Only three churches in

State and territory were to

_ _ share in the distribution, $100,000 to

;ge”u'_E___v;;:'tl1db_l3f€;:ey be amointed to each State and ter-

, , r

y. The churches to become the

__ benoficaries of his benefactions would

“__tl(;‘_:__t__‘_'_l,;t $3-_QE “}?_'_;;Z`?;__}§_ be selected by chance.

°’ ' ' ' ' he chance would be determined by

shoes. Yes, old, dingy, musty,

he brass “gn be__“.mg the l______,_,___] crusty shoes uf any description what-

he-Jason Lucm (~hemi__,__l Cum soevcr. One shoe constituted al

.. came _mwn at _mcg In its chance and as many chances could be

fihy, years before, when the neat knew

fondness for it grew into a senti- melli that would-not l-rook its rr.-T. T_ moval in any circuriistniiecs. when ii

brass plate had gone up at the side th" 0 _ . :dsx U

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d tl.ic sign remained and ic .ed _Z

nsw'office was built the sign always l""‘l

w nt with it V “cn (bow, to think it had pass d away 1" U

ald-the bittcrcst ilosc of all was th Om

plain, prosaic "l'lunt_No_ 2__" Num 3_1; bqr,_two? .\othing oi the kind ti 5 Jason l it was numbir onc or notii- pos”

ini

would send it back in his own 1-ur mg t

fzgla 'brain that conceived his mil- bm

. It was all in all tu him. com

‘n ui: there were old shoes. e old shoes were to_ be sent to and each shoe must bear on the lc f` -

o it the name of the chiuch

,, - .. desiring the prize. Plant 5° 2' fiist a wave of mirth convulsed

their

country, but not for long. They

man. He meant it and

D was all there was to it.

_ - _ _ _ _ ay alter day the papers were fill-

s modest Omce' xs nu' ear” ith column after column of all

of mnttei heaiin th

` ‘ g on e novel

est.

ie busiest workers of this or any

are church workers and they

t to work with the greatest zeal ieir history.

shoe parties were instituted by

hundreds in every city, town, vil-

and hamlet in the land. lf

assed of an omnipotent eye. one il see fort oi o -‘ i

page of it in their newspapers

lllf ¢'}`.fi¢"l'i.'l w'€l§°n§Z“f0§°”§.”Y°i`€f 9"” ‘"‘°“ °‘*°' '*"° "°°“ "°“ ___ these hwy wo ds _ to gm __° _ laid on the farm at Shoe to accom-

fly ia the ointment of happi ogd rich rH&d"__h °°"m B ° modate the plethora of old shoes the billionnaire was caused f__° ‘__ °°_py b _ u° lo :_`i°°';‘_° Hundreds ot. men found employment institution of his own found- :lm y "5 su 5_3" Ja B L" `lfor months in unloading and storing

Jamson - Lucre Chemical’ ;‘he° w(':'___dp;rs__°° ___ '$1 tgsollv "mf" shoes. Mechanical devices had to be

lcregence ° ° "° " gl ° "' employed to pile the shoes. sogreat

had been the real( Th had the heap become

n ' _ _ .

of his fortune, the be- e '_'_‘_¢_';'_80_§r=_‘a‘gl°_fg_§;‘:‘t__':€ wax; The shoes were commencin toto

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er to s mountainous height that was one of the sights of a generation. Thousands of people travelled hun- dreds of miles to see it, and hun- dreds more crossed the continent with'no other obiect in view than to see "Shoe Mountain," as it was popularly called.

There was not a railway making

up the great network of iron bands that gridironcd the land that did not quote rates to Shoe. From near- by points excursions were run daily carrying thousands of people to the scene, and often many of them were losilefl down with their personal con- tributions to the heap. The condi- tions speciiicallyi stated that only leather shoes were eligible. The in- cident fiirnisbed another good laugh |for summer resorts began to howl, ‘for Shoe had displaced them in the popiiiiir faiicy and favor.

Men made little fortunes, as for-

t.iiiie‘.z_go in these days, catering to the wants of the visitors. Shoe blossomed into an amusement resort second to none. One enterprising mind evolved a magnificent shoe of gigantic proportions, with an inter- ior iitted out as n theatre and place ol amusement. It was modelled af- ter the domicile of the old lady of large family immortalized by Moth-

er Goose.

lt made the originator a man of

wealth, for no one would think of going to Shoe to see Shoe, Mountain `~.'.'itlioiit going into the big shoe be-

was ing Ame

load of old wooden shoes. Of course in so

they also papa

bold

had heat inha and

“D08

walled that because they `wore and

no shoes they could not contribute.|darkness to dawn. T0 facilitate pro- and

if .i ein g ¢ ¢ i ti ii ¢i _ i, i sveh o me lied mpondcd roi- it was tim i h hm had hm

hzpm °” '° '°'“ u =_e_;it word_ to thendnewspaper boys faugqfdr gtutmlrwlch greatzzzngdlgd mer Ainer1a.ns lu that had lil. nt .he did Due announcements were l . _ _ _ _ mlm; . miiiionah-,_b|,¢ el' “ee "0 “W l“mm°°“- W lnagum 'It's only it shoe train " shoes by the tens of thousands dr mide uillilthd Mom! shoes dwind- leon Lucre, the ‘shoe day l!hi_lpll_t_h-_ weigh of inet the condition B-nd th” km" wh” °ld Jn” L"°r° h°d,they would say when a trsinlod ofi dill 0111 EU-F090 ll! l’°|\l\\"l 6”” 105 *-0 1l0t|llllS '_ rapist.” WHS ll»¢.°“° '-im' i”t°""'°-d'!1~02°

worldly wealth should ;‘;m°thh_i”g__§° _Ty :l(‘_°’;hw°”t°d hit lcommuters on their way o or from lilwrl WGN 1llIlll10d fl'°llI BNIB U0 Wllioqs of shoes had been contri but was squeezed out QVN' B- NAI' tl‘0Y»

so common at-arm I “fd m Y ' ° °y came ° "work would come to a dead stop,|stcrn with old shoes of all lipdg, In buhed and the lsqth rn mass became _ag0_" V Wtllhl

ri fi ni--~ °°° 'Then the ren z ci em man e th tid I i i

i di t d . _ `

to It didn't take many words to out y 0 "B us pa” r wasydlsnmuezd bay th: illiflugubb on Edged we worm Its' It was only a aught Emu’ n ca e U much as the Kohinwr' ‘our

it being more profitable to handle all 5 shoes while the lil-rvest was on of th

An amusing feature of the contest popul

the mistake of some well n§sn- of o folks in `Holland who sent/ to- A rioan relatives an entire ship- And

were barred. as everybody_,__atid in af dlled more space in the news- Th

e metropolitan sheet was so peop as to announce in glaring head- scene that the news of the contest and even permeated the mi'nds'of the mous

~ ‘ .btll!i6n`elre._` ' the too ot the le

_ _ h In __ U _ _depo _ Trains were late in srrlvlug_ \\_r0lll1fl_9d Drido 0| I _ _ _ __ __

____ peru as en septum ran »t_ f _ __ _ _ .___ _

0 i ' ’ l ' _` A _¢

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t' I _ _. A _ l . . _ ‘ _ e ‘

hu- i ~ ‘ _

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en in India and its millions of Th itauts were filled with unrest conse

Of course this was only one of manyl gress

hoaxes, but the people were. eager and for news of any kind and devoured it' All

ees and to the uttermost parts

it consumed an entire day from igot

about the pile. " Th

day was set for the dr ` . rl d I l1iB

0! ALB

5 receiver. The exact 125050

_failure was not divu_._lged, hut_ij°___fs__._

gh ¢ twen 7-seven 0" if

gllfiillg hi :lie wnipmy. ensued in-l we _ _ _ _ clusively in the ¥'1Bl1!§fW¢\_|"° °" muh th’ °uf_mf‘l “dl 0! Q10. .fluolh O

Emu, poguh, have been idle for-.sew liens -

mi 'months it is rumored that Jn- it hs:

rtisod hither and thither. across sausfugiou, for satisfied he was.i_ti_mgl_

He held the key to -the sitiiation and more

e inhabited earth ‘by the always lu,” new it and were comins £0 hl_iI1 mug _ ax; postcard and in thousands an the morrow 1| Wd

Wwe ni how in the ee 1 we 0 °" liimn

a day of days it was. rect-lie.. ear gm had invented a process for ob- _w¢|g|,g ng. Otory and historical records Iminfng gm, highest gr_adc of pomill and O

tor years as the “Shoe Day!" from old shoes. When 9. new <luaii\Y'M.ary

e railroads were so taxed that ,Of shiny shoe leather was invented mam

rs. _ they could notbegin to convey the and struck the popular favor 11111120- orwh

1° Wh0 d°SU`°d YO S0 W "W duction called for an immense quan- man.

. They did the best they could, ` qty 01 this grade of potssh. Theighg _gi

Governor of the State had (med

nted`to draw the lucky shoes. muy

paths of planks were built overlsome

day long the Governor and his the

as they did hundreds of others. 'attendants walked over and about y

All

_were the

beco

that

contest in their meetings. Many erudite papers were cont.ni‘buted_ by

them

psychological origin of the mental waves that actuated a nation in ono€ common impulse.

f he sheet.

Old Jason foresaw what this This is what he saw: mn

meant. Many people would deny "New York, April 23~At the of- themseives to thc extent of actual lic-es of the Universal Chemical Com- want to purclinne new shoes for the pany today it ivas"aiinounced that

sorts and conditions of mon up and down the pile, selecting dévgf, stirred by the uniqueness f shoe here and a shoe there. first at

great wus thc interest aroused college professors discussed the from

4 from

to the scholarly journals on the

time

bilant. Every one was satisfied, even the losers, for had they not had a _

But no satisfaction equalled that Ml?"

'cf Jason Lucre. He was screnely ‘-'C

At last, after many months, the-satisfied. As he glanced over ' his “W stream began to subside, it shranklevanliig paper, page after page was "0"" to a mere dribble, but threat-' filled with the exciting events of the mg ened to swell again when some over-I day. That portion of the paper long -let' zealous folks, not being able to pro-[ago had ceased to interest him. - fort cure old shoes began -to send brand His satisfaction was borne of a “sl” new ones until they began to arrlvelsmall item tucked away in an ob- ARD' hy the thousands of pairs.` scure nook o t "'"'°

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device, and great was the wond- the top and then at the bottom, un- :_.l,?iv,:n

ermcnt as no what would ultimately til all the prizes had been awarded. pany

me of the pile. I When it was all over a sigh of re- cut

lisf went up. The liiclfy ciiugches,

the Atlantic to the Pacific and the Lakes to the Gulf, were ju-

oi all times? '

pile. Since the supply cf old shoeiitlie concern had gone into the hands i

too far from their base of supply were liable to be far from it for

ey went to see Jason and Wllell

g "Jason Lucre Chemical Com- _'Ig'

at that the multitude was enor- ‘trust then endeavoi-ed`to corner tholol gboug _1 2 ¢a|~a¢,_ Am] yeh of the

- supply, but in their hungrlness rock-'origin B _ _

without old Jason and inciden~lcnrats treaded on his toes. They had e_;'~_'

Y88»I'B. _

went away “Shoe _Mountaiu" I; theirs at Jason's N109- l]_“t “oth e the sign “Plant No. 2 came

and the brazen and now glist- J

" hcamea forth again iwplwd- 3° "

in its wontedi place. an 'om

the -ot _ whill -

P’

St. Joseph, Levis, July 14. 190 _ rd's Liuiuient Co., Limilltid-

I was laid up in hed for a would

car, li

JOB. DUBES, for 8

gi,

1, __~.- _ _ __ ,,. - .~ _‘

iwemhimer chants.)

im r v°.11.imiu-,eeeive ug,

d emcnd when we consider nrovided eiit seen", Brin the *toronto neqiy carats, or more than 6 2-8' e;_

Of. these stones. the largest' 310i clrlil. nearly dve time;-5

us _much .aa the Reg; t, than two 'and s as the 0:-loof. the magnitlceut* .which biases ln. the eceplre olili.

stone. which is of we cunts, 11,1011 -Ullll. Ula- Koh-l-noon; rloof together. _And now qu,...,|~'_-. is_the- llltdud recipient of six Uuliihau irlsments. the lu-gut :_ wb i8. Nov er by nine earatsl s. star. of' South Africa, while ;._ together _represent _a_- weigh;-'

her pictured ways. i In the jay of his victory he r°¢Bll~ |.he`E.'inrs`of Russia. The second Cine.

el. Oidliuee. m?re~ than 2,9150... remain in_one orm or anoth-"

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UCKY JIM WAS THERE.

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as Thompson, manager of the l

den, dropped. into the room¢of_ inland. ai guest at the hotel, ' her day. to -visit with him the latter was changing his

clothes preparatory to filling .a eg-i cial engagement here in town. _

when the_hotel_ guest got 'to the flnisliing` touches at his necktie, he

_ turned to Thompson and' inquired: r

ntleinen,-I was badly kiclied _byl "Sny,_Jim, do lélool a1l.r1gitb?f" horse last May .and after using -~01,_ 1/_W seq _ Wagga looking fd. ral preparations on my les notli-Ilcws," replied dhompson. flattering- 1 would do. My lei; was black iw lg; "but, sas here, doliit you think it

be the real. thing if you 1?"

night and could not walk. Alter would as-uh dun it pall' of trousers?"_"`f s three 'bottles of your M1Nf Yes, ue man had Yoi-gotten !em.,: s LINIMENT I was perfectly nike as not had had thought of ther;

d. B0 flint I “Gum “tart 0" the netlier ganmeiits before-ha got to his_` li. '

u_t they, had Bitlppad his mind___ inome_i\,i.._ _ '_ __ .-‘ '

Commercial Traveler. --Q0|1y__ Jim, f_he `said,_ but I'm `

glad you- hu-Dileried to drop in when”

_ lwu di@i."‘~€1levi=1=w_d' P1aiu-Ds»\\ir-

_ _ i

' ' ' - _= '_ _ ,_-_'-, _i i_ 4

m __ __ ____ ___ ,__ _

y it feveiy hundred _ __ - ' _ __ _ ,, f`

he sign would go l,-“gk and h _inhabitants almost any night tr"f' ~ ' ' ' ‘ ' _ _ ' - ¥"“f "'?i.*A*i‘.‘=.f*.;_'.li="‘»*t‘Z"'f.5."`i'»i-'a '."l~»`.7-‘~7-‘l=‘f‘1?"'¢‘~l

their way to their churches with

price of admission-one uiii

ll d Bl ed T bl I - R d Bl d 7 hi I > _ .bile the old fellow had retired =h;‘;~ _ _ e ~ 0 0 a _ ' e a 0 1., E. aw ,3 i husincss it is ecmiui ihiit iii. lei' 11111" 12 Stivc sr lhiit- They ' ;._ __ _ ,-. .ii f ,fi if- i'

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fiona did not retire. Ret

cite him outwardly. The secret of lla(

I never gone before, and never ex-

ught them in bundles and bus- s, in boxes and waggons. People _ _ -

success was calmness and delibo- Vcc

ration. He took a few days to T

pgider .over it.

‘ _face his retirement from active dsl

_ participation in business affairs he t E

h ll devoted his time to deachinp, m‘

_ hllhselhirom as many millions as hi mi _ _ ‘ c llld in public beuefaetions. Tnis was Sagaclty and l""e5’gh'-» H0 Pilfcllafl'

':. Ji 69”.; .. _,

ted to go again.

ugc of them. The problem

ir disposal would have been too uh for any ordinary man, but in

his ‘

s old Jason also exercised

hen the shoes began to go to the

Urlginator of this scheme, -n perfect

ax 'd , t , 'n» '-a iff l "fl _

' tb_»\;{:‘ef;lm no 1 D' “ y Ur Una ilinnry acreage in Devaun, New Jer-

was particularly partial to rc- “Yi “"4 to that Pom” H11 Shve-i

i_l_ muff! R0- , _

an entire farm of more than or-

First they came in a few str£'\g;:_i_ing

waggon loads, _which were easily

/liuliie is a

blood » food

NULIFE is the master prod

IICPVC all

uct of the best chemists and

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e did not allow the incident' ti °Umm@"¢@‘l 80lHi~! to church who - \ _ f X l

fl HOW i0 get M 3 Clilill' '

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. - A great many people would_ be pretty, even handsome, if _

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"HIE EDITOR -

A JOURNAL of in-

formation for all

Literary Wort rs. Tliirteeuili year ' rly nk-viii.-ii»»-ii' .ind suc- cessfiil iii:\_i4azii\} of its class, 'l`ell_- vllmt c!lilur.~\.wi|it l0wl\i.‘\S. _ should le prepared: l where in find ille l.c‘Sf iil=¢rl»r|“, Answers ev ery question that yi-1 Want t0 kunu’ lbw!! the businews of wrlriv g

ing

, _ I

the

fgf the fgqg, I if A cnormous_ proportions the siheme ‘_

P wus amusing, but they took up tic J

work of garnering the shoe crop

.. /ll- few di~eases cruised-

copy. $1.00 a _irav Send toc for simple mor copy, or z5c for time .

recent numbers.

THE EDITOR

’ hauled from the station. The day

wore on and the shipments of dis cardeil shoes began to mount to th hoiisaniis. Then they went to the

farm in entire carloails.

_ _ It seemed that evciy nook, crann

_L and asli dump in the station was he _

scoured to swell the avalnnehc. . _ _ . -

i_ 1,,,|,v,-,;,,,_;,, ,wt |,,,,.y and SEM __ _ ---:i medicine ilizit \\i l :iid in the

shoe or two by post until the mail: _ _ i

were choked with shoes. This iii- _ C1ll'C Of filly (llS£‘llS€-'Il I)1`€I)I`ll‘£l.-

‘_ creased so rnifdly that it was néces

l sary for the Government to esta ish 1,

post office of the first class at t2ii_ `

- uiihcrird of lace

_l liiindlcd the pl.»n his place at _' next election.

' the place from Devnun to Sh ;e. nn

country laughed again at

e as-siiliioiisly than ever.

The express companies shared ‘the deluge, bringing thousands iipcn

thousands of boxes to he dumped into the stream of discarded leather. I The railroad companies were cram-

pelled to put on special trains-

- _ curzitiie powers, ri prep:.ii':iiion that f l_

_ and thrill you uitli the joy of pe _- Nulifc is zi blood and uc rvc food

tion ilzut builds up the great es-

.,_-,,_~<~

~ “

-i by poor blood. in the

- -1

doctors known to the medical world. It is ri re-iuedy of remarkable

_ . . _

vill put new life in your body

rfect liealili and streiigtlif and :ill pii.`ple.=,blacklieads, etc, will be entirely eliinina-ted.

‘NUl.lFE is

ii - ' - _

__ » _ _ _ Q _ _ _ _ - ,

ML," Wm,” j_,_§m__1 _mu Sm_m~_l,_ _ 7.‘ I sciitiul lor ptifcct lieaillli-~ pure i . _ _ of beauty.. Every I_;li1l1fe _gziib et _

i for the since hun so many sore spot. ‘ ' __ _ __ __ _ __ _ _ _ = incniis iiiore an ettei' ood _Wm e____en_,e____d by its d____,0Sm__.__ .lord---.ind siitccssfii ly eoinbiits V , . __ ’

f that it cost the representative who _

| all disease gerins.

They even changed the ui'-_mc of ' ' '"- V-""" " '

Nrlife" (Red Blood tablets) is :i coiubinriiioi. that will cure

all diseases arising froinfa poor or impure condition of the blooJ

lt is :i remedy that is ti‘ied`a1id true. :i rtiuedy brought to

this Province as :i blessing to liuinziiiity, it will :ict naturally and \\'il=ltelpn:itu1°e do its best work. I\`ulii`e extends a helping hand to :ill iiivnlicls, it :icts directly onthe blood, iiicreziscs the corpus- clrsand _t‘ii`i'ii-lies' the blood, adds s‘i:iniiii.i :ind _strength to the systein and olisctri di.~=c:ise and deiiili. ` - 'l`lie"liiiin;iu sysicui is inorc_'oi'le~'s liable to attacks froui dis-

~ 'l they were possessors ofa clear coiiiplexion. Facial beauty is dc-

peiicleiit upon the condition of the blood-~Get pure blood

_j____i,____ _ \ NULIFE (Red Blood Tablets)

` ‘ ' - I l your blood of :ill implurilies a»iid;f"”" 0 make _yon tlic losscssor of a

will build up _ynni system, clean

clear coiiipleuoii, the foundation [

iucans freedoin from disease.

_ ineuiis ri longer life. J

“YY W" "YV P T FN

' Reliable dealers w-_h_o\

sen iiuiiig i-ge: iii" *

Deposit, - \

ii ii'

press, mail and freight-to accommo date the immense volume of business offered.

; system

ease- a ueak system ziccuiiiulzitcfs disease germs :ind coniinuous~

_ ly courts illness Nulifc is niadc to strengthen ilie ~ystcin to ai -

from them' c

iii?

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A wave of true human gaiety swept

3 gainst you rs£`lf.?

- i.:s'ng th-.1 phone.

-,c

__ _as _

‘ jg' _i 'Are You On if

' Below is tabulated ri list of nil- ; ments directly due to the pre-

sence of iinpurc blood in the s_. s- tem. Glance over the list_--are i you troub cd by any of them?

» Niilife works woiiclers even with i advuiiccd cases of tlic-‘se diseases

~ slate of perfect health and strength.

The only way to enjoy life is to secure good lienltli Good

lieziltli is detcrniined by the blood and the blood---the foundation _ of all good liealtli---should be kept pure :ind rich always.

Everytliing depends on the your licaltl1-- on the condition

of your blood. You cannot find zi disease or ailment wliicli was not caused. by bud or iinpovcrislied blood at the beginning

Below is alisi of wide--awake

dealers who have stocked Null-fe’

i for the benefit of- their customers ‘ -- dealers who l1:i\'_e investigated' into the merits of this remedy and have found it to be above

the ordinary. Ask them ab.-.ut it.

Are you on a party line? Are _

you letting another man get most ll of the profits of your business? Arc you using the powerful busi- ness weapon-~1he telephone-~

“ in favor of competition :and

-1 If you only knew how many , orders--dollars--passed into the

han sof your competitor every

' tim. :1 customer was answered

with “lim b‘sy"---and you not 1

If you had an idea of how ad-

verse criiic-ism is aroused and orders lost on not having exclus- ive telephone scivicc you would immediately see to it that this - leak in your profits was stopped.

I I l he reicpnone eo oi P. i-:_ isiimi 'i

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