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1 TV ft EC .- CATARRH OF THE STOMACH Gould Hardly Eat, Gradually Grew Worse. Relieved , by Peruna Mr. A. M. Ikerd, Box 31, West Bur lington, Iown, writes: "I had ca tnrrh of the stomach and small lntes t i n o b for a Inumbor of years. I went to a number of doctors and got no relief, and finally ono of my doctors b o n t me to C h 1 cago, and I mot tho same fate. They said t h o y could do noth ing for mo; said I had cancer of tho iM A. M. Ikerd. stomach and there was no cure. I al most thought the same, for my breath was offensive and I could not eat any thing without great misery, and 1 grad ually grow worse. "Finally I concluded to try Peruna, and I found relief and a cure for that dreadful disease, catarrh. I took five bottles of Peruna and two of Manalln, and I now" feel like a new man. Thero Is nothing better than Peruna, and I keep a bottle of It in my housoall the time." T UNIQUE WEAPONS OF WAR Wooden Cannon Have Been Used With Success In Modern Times by West Indian Revolutionists. Anyone familiar" with the construc tion of modern weapons oi warfare and tho high explosives used in them would naturally suppose a cannon made of wood would be of little or no value as a weapon. Wooden cannons have been used with considerable success,, neverthe toBs, in recent revolutions in Cuba, Haiti and in the Dominican republic. The wood used in the construction of these, crude weapons is a very tough variety, having a twisted grain that curls about the log in such a way that to split the timber with tho or dinary means is almost impossible. Tho best trees are selected, and a piece of the log Hvo or six feet in length and about one foot in diameter is cut. After the bark has been re moved and the log made round, it if swung up on a crude truss and a holt, is burned into it from one end. The log is wound with strips of rawhide f.ut from tho skin of a steer. When the cannon is covered with the strips of hide, another layer Is woud on, and this is continued until the weapon has increased several inches In diam eter. After the log is coverec nd tho bore is finished the weapon is treated, to a hot draft, which tends to con tract the- hide binding and which be comes almost as strong as wire. These crude cannom have been used with success in a number of in stances, and It is astonishing the num ber of timea they may be fired before they burst or become otherwise dis abled. Harper's Weekly. Of course, thero are lots of big fish In the sea. Everybody has seen on or two slide off the book. Many a man has married in haste and paid alimony at leisure. FRIENDS HELP. 1 St Paul Park Incident. "After drinking coffeo for breakfast I always felt languid and dull, having no ambition to got to my morning duties. Then In about an hour or so a weak, nervous derangement of the heart and stomach would come over tao with such force I would frequently have to lio down." Tea is just as harmful, because It contains caffeine, tho samo drug found tn coffee. "At other times I had severe head aches; stomach Anally became affect ed and digestion so impaired that I had serious chronic dyspepsia and constipation. A lady, for many years Btate President of the W. C. T. U., told mo sho had been greatly ben efited by quitting coffeo and using Postum; sho waB troubled for years with asthma. She said it was no cross to quit coffee when she found ihe could have as delicious an article as Postum. "Another lady who had been trou bled with chronic dyspepsia for years, found Immedlato relief on ceasing cof fee and using Postum. Still another friend told mo that Postum was a Godsend, her heart trouble having been relieved after leaving oft coffea and taking on Postum. "So many such cases camo to my notlco that I concluded coffeo was the causo of my troublo and I quit and took up Postum. I am more- than pleased to say that my days of trou ble havo disappeared. I am well and happy." Look in pkgs. for tho famous littlo book, "Tho Road to Wellville." I3er rend the nliuir letter? A ncn onr nppenra from time to time. The nrr irrnutnr, true, and full of hunuUD Interest KaVa&KilEaBafe. Pfiii; IsESihi BaaaPaaaR ' sdH SAVE WATER WITH THE PLOW Experiments by Bureau of Irrlgatloi Investigations Show Value of Thorough Cultivation. Cultivation should follow irrlgatloi as soon as the condition of tho sol makes the work posRlblo. Uncultl vnted land loses by evaporation twi or tlireo times as much as cultivate land, tho loss decreasing with tin depth of the soil mulch. Tho startllni quantities of both losses and savlngi were demonstrated conclusively in i series of experiments undertaken b; tho bureau of Irrigation Investlgatlom In nn orange grove In Kiverside, Cnll fornta. Eight water-Jnckctcd tnnk3 two fro wldo and four feet deep, each fillet with about eleven hundred pounds o tho sandy loam that made up the or chard's soil, wero buried In a trend four feet apart after their exnc weight and moisture content had boot ascertained. Measured quantities o water wero applied to tho soil in tin tanks by means of a furrow foui inches deep across tho top of eacl tunk. In Imitation of orchard prac tice. The arrangement of tho soil lay ers and tho irrigation and cultivntlot methods followed field conditions ai closely ns possible. In tho first experiment sufucipw water to cover tho surface of tin tanks twelvo inches deep was grad ually applied to tho eight shect-lrot vessels. Five days after tho nppll cation of the water, when tho top sol had dried out sufficiently to bo work ed, four of the tanks wero cultivate; and four wero loft uncultivated. Inn ing tho first five days of tho expert ment, beforo cultivation began, tin evaporation losses, determined by fro quont weighing of tho tanks, amount ed to fifteen per cent, of tho tola quantity of water added to both seti of tanks. From tho sixth to tin eleventh day tho value of cultlvatioi as a moIsture-Baver became apparent On tho ninth day, for Instance, tin cultivated tanks showed an avoragi loss of water amounting to less thai a pound and n quarter each, whereni the soil left uncultivated lost throi pounds per tank. After tho last weigh Ing on the eleventh day It was found that, since cultivation began, four o' tho tanks had loBt 5.7 per cent, ol tho total amount of water applied, li tho weighing of the four uncultivated tanks the loss of water was found tc reach 11.3 per cent. PREPARE LAND FOR ORCHARDS Immediately Preceding Planting" ol Trees a Crop That Requires Cultivation Is Beneficial. New ground, however rich, needs tc be subdued before trees are set upoc It. Such lands are apt to be full ol Inequalities; hence every effort should be mado to discover and remedy tht poor spots that need manuring and the wet ones that require drainage, sc that tho treeB when planted may grow evenly and rapidly from the very first The cereal crops, such as wheat and oats, bring out these inequalities. Im mediately preceding the planting ol tho orchard, a crop that requires thor ough cultivation, such as potatoes, 1e highly beneficial in putting the fin Ishing touches upon this preparatory cropping system. Subsoil plowing should be resorted to in all cases where tho lands are underlaid by a Btiff stratum of soil. This is nccom plished by running a subsoil plow in the furrow left by the ordinary break ing plow, loosening the soil to an ad ditlonal depth of twelve to eighteen Inches. Treating soils in this manner not only deepens them, but promotes good drainage and Increases their water-holding capacity. This work 1b preferably done In tho fall so as to get the benefit of the frost action in winter. It is not always essential that tho whole area ofHhe ground be Bubsolled before the trees are set. A strip of six or eight feet wide on which tho trees are planted furnishes suf ficient subsolllng for the first year. This subsoiled area may bo increased by subsolllng a strip three to four feet wide on each side of it annually until tho whole space is covered. This prac tlce stirs the ground deeply for the roots to penetrate in a way thnt could never be secured after they occupy the joll. Instead of using a subsoil plow, where the hard pan Is very pro aounced, holes may be blasted to con slderable depth by the explosion of lynamite and the fall Is the best time to do this work. What splendid or chards people might have if they ivould only follow our instructions. Should Discard Mongrels. Mongrel fowls should not be kept .'or egg production, because the eggs will be uniform neither in color nor size. This factor of Itself is of nough importance to induce one to select a pure breed, even though the mongrels might possibly lay as well is the pure-bred fowls, but this is rery doubtful All houses and nests t-hould bo :lean for best results. Fight lice all .he year around There arc some es jontlnls tn poultry that must be at ended to. This Is one of th6m. Tho poultry business is yet In Its nfancy and offers a good living for hose who take it up as a business, larcfully looking into tho conditions, tuch as breeds, markots. location, stc. Discarding the Mongrels. Mongrel fowlB Bhould not bo kept 'or egg production because tho eggs will be uniform In neither color or ilze. This factor of ltsolf Is of enough Importance, even though tho mon grels might possibly lay as well as :ho pure-bred fowls; but this Is very loubttul. Do the Wicked Continue Sinning After Death? Dy REV. J. H. RALSTON. Sectttaiy oi Conunonclriice DrptttmfM, Mood Bible latritutc, Chicsso TEXT-"Ho Umt Is unrighteous, let him do tinrlRhtroustiesH Mill' anil lie that I filthy, let him bo mnrte HUIiy Mill nmi lie thnt Is rllitiou!. let him do righteous ness still: mid he thnt H holy, lot him bo made holy still.' Hew H II. A. 11. V. Do tho wicked ceaso sinning when they die? Piobably tho vast majoilty of thoso who over consider this question with out deep thought say they certainly do. for men nro to render account to God for the deeds donu In tho flesh, nnd when a man dies his ac count Is closed. Is It not wiso to matter n littlo carefully? Our thoughts nro presented from tho evnngelcal standpoint iib to tho nature, manifestation, nnd outcomo of iln. Tho widely prevalent modern, though erroneous, vlow of sin makes It rather an advantage than n disad vantage. Adam's fall being upward rather than downward. Ono of tho first suggestions is that sin !b se-perpetuatlng. It is n com mon saying thnt one sin leads to an other that sin follows sin somewhat automatically. Sin, however, Is not to bo considered ns consisting chiefly In outward transaction, but in tho motivo that Is behind It. When a man dies his personality with its Btnmped character continues, and reason would eay that IiIb course of action with re Bpect to the moral law Ib to continue. Professor Denncy savs: "The very conception of human freedom involves tho possibility of its permanent mis use, or what our Lord himself calls 'eternal sin.'" Tho punishment of Bin 1b not today neld up before the transgressor, but rather tho sin itself. Is not tho sin really tho great evil? It may be said that If a man can cease from sin out wardly in this life, sin may not bo como permanent. Put this ceasing from sin 1b by almighty power alone, and this power Is denied after death, if it is further said that man by tho mere force of his own will can cease from Bin. wo reply thnt the ceasing 1b only in tho outwnrd manifestation, and not In the real sinning, which be longs to the motive. Meager(llght is thrown on the activ ity of tho wicked after death, but wo know the scripture teaches that men who dlo In sin go to dwell with the devil nnd his angels. What is the em ployment of tho devil? Does any one who believes In a personal devil be lieve that he does not continue to Bin? Is ho not intensely active, tins instiga tor of all the cruelty, oppression, wars, abominations, lies and wretchedness In tho universe? If so, what about those whom scrlpturo calls his chil dren? Jesus said they do tho deeds of their father, and are they any less children after death than before? There is no evidence that after death there Ib a cessation from sin If wo consider the employment or expe riences of the inhabitants of tho other world As to heav(en, about which we know much more than about hell, we learn the employment of tho right eous. There is no Intimation of sin nlng, there Is consequently no gospel preaching, mission work, social regen eratlon, oanythlng of that kind but tho Inhabitants of heaven aro engaged In the praise of God, In worshiping him in his glorious majesty, and doing his behests whatever they may bo. In the text we read that he that Is" righteous Is to do righteotiBnesB still, and he that is holy, Is to he mado more holy. Some one might say, "If tho conditions in this life have a ten dency to perpetuate themselves, will not Christians who show imperfection by sinning, continue to show their Imperfection In heaven in the sarnr way?" Wo might admit that if we did not have tho direct teaching of Bcripture that there Is no sin In heav en, nothing that defiles, thnt works abomination or makes a He. From analogy we would conclude from thp employment of the Inhabitants of heaven, the employment of the wicked will be unrighteous or sinful. The teaching of scripture, though not abundant seems to be clqar Jesus said (Mark 3:29. A. R. V.) that If a man sin against the Holy Grost he shnll bo guilty of an eternal sin This certainly teaches that there is at least one eternal sin. a sin that continues In action forever Revelation 22 11 seemB to leave the matter beyond dls pute, and It Ib well to observe that this teaching comes at the very close of the niblo "He that is unrighteous let him do unrighteousness still, and he that is filthy let him be made filthy Btlll" Tho marginal reading suggests the phrase "yet more" for the word "still" in each case. lUro certainly, the employment of the wicked Is clearly presented. What a sad fate, doomed to ctrrnal sinning! Tho only escape Is to have tho motivo to sin removed by the In dwelling llfo of Christ Then the habit of doing rightcousneas will es tablish tho chaifitftar that doos tight eousi;cG8, and tho futuro is safo. "4 A BOY INTERPRETER A Young Massachusetts Swede In Can ada Twenty Years Ago Wants to Return. Twenty yenra ago, a blond-haired Joung Swede, a boy of nbout 10 yenrs of ago, accompanied a party of his fellow-countrymen on tho thon long trip to Westorn Canada aa nn inter preter. Tho party ho nccompanlod lo cated nt WetaBklwin, Alberta, now ono of tho most thriving nnd best Bottled districts In Western Canada. For thrco years ho remained In tho dis trict. Homesickness took him back to IiIb homo nt Fltchburg, Mass., nud ho has remained tnoro for 17 years, Ho hns heard frequently from his friends In tho West. Ho has followed their movements nnd watched their progress. Ho has heard how tho town ho helped to establish has risen from a shack to a growing, thriving, brisk business center, with tho surrounding country peopled now by thousands who nro occupying tho territory In which ho was ono of tho first to help plant tho colony of twenty or twenty live. In his letter to nn official of tho Department of tho Intorior, ho Bnya: "When I was up In Cnnndn, Cnlgary waB n Binnll town nnd so was Edmon ton, but I understand thoy havo grown wonderfully since." Tho young man when ho wont Inst learned n mnchino trado, ho haB pat ents and inventions but ho wnnts to go to Cnnada ngaln. And ho likely will, but when ho docs ho will find a grcnter chango thnn ho may expect. Calgary and Edmonton nro largo cities, showing marvclouB nnd wonder ful growth'. Whoro but ono lino of rnllwny mado a somewhat tortuous and indefinite wny across tho plains to Its mountain pass, thero aro thrco lines of railway dividing tho trado of hundreds of thousands of farmers, ' carrying freight to tho hundreds of towns and cities crossing and crlBB-crosslng the prnlrlcs in all directions, reaching out into now settlements, and preceding districts to bo newly opened for Incoming settlors. Ho will not bo nblo to secure n homo stead unless nt a considerable dlstanco from tho town, tho thrco dollar nn aero land Is selling at from $15 to $35 an acre. Ho will find now whnt was but a theory thon, thnt this land that wbb then $3 an aero is worth tho $30 or $35 that may bo asked for It, and n good deal moro. Put ho will find that he can secure a homestead Just as good ns any that wero taken In his day, and today worth $35 nn acre, but at some dlstanco from a lino of rail way, yet with a certainty of railway In the near future, and he will find too thnt he enn still get land at $15 to $18 nn hero that will In n year or two bo worth $30 or $35 an aero. Mr. Moso son is talking to his countrymen about Canada. Advertisement. Dayton Has Had 8lx Floods. Dayton, O., has stood in tho shadow of disaster from flood ever slnco its foundation. No less thnt six tlmoB previous to tho present inundation havo the rivers which flow through it loft their accustomed courses and brought death nnd destruction of prop erty upon tho town. Tho first of these flood occurred la 1805, tho very year th a' Oayton wns Incorporated as a towi,. Tho sixth waB in 1898 nnd the others tn tho years 1847, 18C3, 18CC and 188C. PIMPLES COVERED FACE 1613 Dayton SL, Chicago, 111. "My face was very red and Irritated and was covered with pimples. Tho pim ples festered and camo to a head. They Itched and burned and when I scratched them became Boro. I tried soaps and they would not stop tho Itching and burning of the skin. This lasted for a month or more. At Inst I tried Cutlcura Ointment and Soap. They took out tho burning and Itching of the skin, soothing it very much and giving tho relief that the others failed to give me. I used the Cutlcura Soap and Ointment about three weeks and was completely cured." (Signed) Miss Clara Mueller, Mar. 10, 1912. Cutlcura Soap and Ointment Bold throughout the world. Sample of each tree, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address fost-card "Cutlcura, DepL L, Boston." Adv. Big Returns From Sealing. With a iKitch of 3G.000. seals, tho steamer Stephano is tho first of the sealing fleet operators In Newfound land waters to report. She brought news thnt the NnHcopIo had 27,000 flBh, the Florlr-el 22,000, tho Sagona 23,000, tho Eaglo 12,000, the Ballaventure 10,000, tho Bona venture 8,000 and the Adventure 7,00. Others ?f tho fleet had poor luck. Advices from tho four ships sealing in theGulf of St. Lawrence Indicate that tho prospects for a good season are excellent. St Johns (N. F.) Dis patch to New York World. Boys and Files. "God made the flies; don't swat them," is a Hackensack official's meth od of deponing of tho summer pest problem. This ought to bo u useful argument for the Hackensack young ster who Ib caught sampling the Jam New York Evening Bun. At the Movies. MIbb Prim (Boverely) You allow emoking here? Ufcher Yes'm Light up' Puck FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS For Backache, Rheumatism, Kidneys and Bladder ........ THCY ARC HIOHEST IN CURATIVE QUALITIK8 HrfiAIISr oontain no habit ronMiMQ Dnuos ukunuui. ABe sAre. sum, and oavb you money WM T PUTNAM FADELESS DYES ColoTmoreeooiJsbrlghterandfsstercolorsthsnsnyotherdre. Ono J Oc packs ee colors all fibers. TheydyelncoldvaterbeMerthsnanrotiierdre. Voucsa tnyesrrnent without rippUiK spirt. Wrlto for free booklet How to Dye. Pleach and Mix Colors. MONROE DHUO COMPANY. Ualncy. IIL MBSSSBsseSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSBSSSSSSSISS"SSSSSSSSSSSSBSSSSSBS Woman's Beauty is Based on Health To Have Health, Dowel Movement is Absolutely Necessary How Best to Obtain it If womnn's beauty depended upon cosmetics ovory woman would bo a plcturo of loveliness. Put beauty Upb deeper than that. It Ilea in health. In tho majority of cases tho bnHla of hcnlth and tho cnuso of sickness, can bo traced to tho action of tho bowols. Tho headaches, tho lassitude, tho sallow skin nnd tho lustorlcsB oycB aro usually duo to constipation. So many things that women do habitually con duco to this troublo. They do not oat carefully, they oat IndlgoBtlblo foods because tho foods nro served daintily nnd thoy do not exercise enough. Put whatever tho particular causo may bo It Is Important that tho condition should bo corrected. An ldonl romedy for women, and ono ospoclnlly suited to tholr delicate re quirements, Is Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, which thousands of womon en dorse highly. Mrs. Jennlo Sncdokor, 1041 West Monroo St.. Chicago, testi fies thnt eho Is "cured of gravo Btom nch nnd bowol troubles by using Syrup Pepsin nud without tho nld of a doc tor or nny othor modlclno." All tho fnmlly can uso Syrup Pepsin, for thou sands of mothers glvo it to babies and children. It is also admlrnhly suited to tho requirements of elderly peoplo, in fact to nil who by reason of ago or infirmity cannot stand harsh salts, ca thartics, pills or purgatives, Theso should always bo avoided for nt best tholr effect Is only for thnt day, whilo HORSE SALE DISTEMPER You know whnt you Belt or buy through tho unlnn Iiua nbout ono chnni'o In lUty to caenpn HAMi 8TA1U.R IMHTKMl'Klt. "SI'OUN'S'' la your truo protection, your only miregunnl, for ns sura nn you Meat nil your homes with It, you will noon bo rid ot tho dlBvnsn. It nclu ns a. stiro preventive no mut ter how they nro "exported." 60 cents nnd Jl n bottle; l nmi $10 (Um-n uottlea, nt nil kuoiI druutcista, horso good ho, men, or delivered by tho tnntiufncturcra. 8P0HN MEDICAL C0 Ctiomljti and Uactorlolooliti, GOSHEN, IND U.S. A. n W. L. DOUGLAS $3t00 s3i50 S4..QQ XAJFlt. MlfA 1 ii iMWEWlA M-tBo AND $B - oo mm SHOES FOR MEN AND WOMEN BEST BOYS SHOES In tht WORLD J2.00. tJ.&Oanti t3.0O. Tho Urged makers of Men's $3.50 and $4.00 shoes In the world. Ask Tour dealer to show AV. I. Dniicls 83.80. S4.00 .auditor, iiuainscooti YcVoWrl stav rMttg, .Trsk 0ir C0THAM fUS fll t anil wear ni cither makes costing BI.00 to R7 1 flfc. wk the only difference earners, styles ami sunpos to suit veryuorty, it toii roiiid visit W. I Dotmlas laricn facto ries at Ilrnrktoii. Mass., nmi see for yourself ' liow carefully AV. I,. tou would then understand -. ...... .. ... to ill ixnier, tnou neuer, nicer mail nny i,iiivr ',f W. I. Ionflni ttioti sre unrci iiutu Hie larwrj Mm nuora ir CTery niriinicrui miti vt, .trn litre. CittiiluK. it will (how and why you can lave TAKE NO 8UBBTITUTB W, I IIOUOI.AH WHY INCUBATOR CHICKS DIE After an orator has reached the top he will not express his opinions uiiIcsb bo mo ono Ib willing to pay the oxpress charges. Red Cross Hull Blue, nil blue, host lilulnct value in the whole world, makes tho laun dress smile. Adv. Occasionally we meet a man who acts as if he was living his llfo by contract. LEWIS' Sinulc Binder clirnrj sixteen years on the mnrket nnd always the same rich satiitfyinK quality. Adv. A sentimental girl Ib loBt at a wed ding without a dainty handkerchief. Despondent?" rtaye yon frequent headaches, a con ted tonirue, bitter Uute In the moriilnff, heartburn," brlchlntr of gas, acfd rls Ink's In tliroetnf U:r eatlnif, stomach gnaw or burn, foul breath, dixsy spells, poor nppoUtel A torpid liver Is tho troublo in nine cases out of ten Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Is a most efficient liver Invluorntnr. s torn ach tonic, bowel regulator und nerve Strengthener. Your DruiiaUt Can Supply Yvsi SHAKE INTO Y0UII SHOES Allen's Foot-IUse,theantlieptlo powder. It relieves pslnful.amarllUK,tendnr, ncrroutfeot,andlnlantly takes the sting out of corns and bunions. It's Hie greatett comfort dltcorery ot the age. Allen's KooU llate makes tight or now snooa feel eaiy. It Is a certain relief for swesilng, callous, swollen, tired, selling feet. Always Die It to lireak In New Bhoea. Try It to&av. Bold ererywberc, !S cent. JJoti'f c;t anv tubttUuti, for VH11II trial package, ddroas Allen B. Olmsted. Le Uoy. K. TV THE NIW FnENOH REMEDV. N.1.N.2 NA THERAPION HsM3S great tucreii, cum) chronic wsaknsss, lost vioor ft vim, money, SLAUUrs, IIISIAtSS, siood roitOM. FILKS. SITIIKR HO. nRUOQISTSOr MAIL II. POST 4 CTS roUOISACO. SO, BtEKMAN ST NSW YOSK or LYMAN SSOS roaoNTO writs ron Pfiee book to Dr. Li Clero Msn.CO.IIAVSSSTOCXUD.IIAMrSTSAD, LOHOOH. BWO. Try wswoRAoistTASTSLsss) rosMor Ar to tars THERAPION K5?.naDc.. IE THAT TSAOE MASKED WORD 'TIIESAriON' IS ON Bair.GOVT.STAUPArFIISD TO ALL OtNUIKK RACISTS. W. N. U., OMAHA, NO, 16-1913. mm. -riXMmWG! 1 ttS.?2 I f'nftCtiA Mrs. Jennie Snedeker. a gcnulnn romody llko Syrup Popsla nctB mildly but permanently It can bo conveniently obtained at nny drug storo at fifty conta or on dollar a bottlo. Results nro nlwaya guaranteed or money will bo refunded. You will find it gentle in notion, pleat nnt In tnBto, nnd freo from griping, nnd Ita tonlo properties havo n distinct valuo to women. It is tho most widely used lnxatlve-tonlo in America today nnd thousands of families aro now novor without it. If no membor of your fnmlly has ever usod Syrup Pepsin nnd you would llko to makn a personal trial ot It beforo buying it In tho rogular war of a druggist send your address a postal will do to Dr. W D. Cald well, 203 Washington St, Monticollo, 111., nnd a freo Bumplo bottlo will ba mailed you, Toil ami 111110. Is the price, Hhoes In all Duucln shoes are miiile. wTiv ther are warranted noiii ineir snaite mm wear I -w .-. iiimmv lur wie linen. not for ir In your ilclnlty. order tb me imuuirman prom. ma isiniir, Si Ml ncet, VJ r.-,.i.i,r aii,,a.r.i.v,,i you liow to order by null, money on your footwear. CatrXIOn He Ilia! L.Donfflai . . Ilrocktaa, Mass. name l ttamowl on ine notion. 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