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Sunday School Lesson for Msy 23, 1909
Specially Arranged (or This Paper
LESSON THXT. Acts 15 UX,, MiMlioiy
VPTKCH SS, 2f.
UOI.DKX TKXT "We l.ollcvc Unit
through tlio grnco of'tlie Lord shall
bo saved, oven an tliey."- Act 1S:11.
TIM K. About M A. !"., us Is commonly
agreed, though varlmiH ncliolurs plnco It
earlier.
PLACE. Antloch In Hyilu, unil Jerinn
lrni. Suggestion and Practical Thought.
V. 1. "Certain men," perilous those
sent by JiimoH (Qui. 2: 12) "ennio
down from Judcu." Tho Doztin toxt
says that tliCBO visitors wore Phnrl
KooH, lnomhorB of the strictest sect of
the .lews. FurhnpH they came to In
vestlKnte runiorH of Inxlty In the
church; nt any rate, they "taught the
brethren" (the verb is In tho Imper
fect, Implying continued action, they
kept teaching), "and saltl. Except ye
bo circumcised . . yo cannot be
saved." "A very different doctrine
Irom St. Paul's' 'Believe on the Lord
.leans 'Christ, and thou Hlinlt bo saved'
(Acts 10:31)." Hackham.
The Importance of the Question.
The Christian church, during Its Jlrst
20 years, had spread over Palestine,
Phoenicia, Damascus, Antloch, Cyprus
and South Galatlu In Asia Minor. It
was rapidly growing, especially among
the (lentlles. The difference that had
arisen set off against each other the
two great centers of growth, .lerusa
1m and Antloch. it threatened to di
vide tho Christian churches Into two
eontendlng and Irreconcilable fac
tions. If that happened, It would
probably bo the deathblow to the
young religion, tho destruction of tho
hopes of tho world through Christ.
Could any matter he more momen
tous? V. 2. "They ("the brethren," v. 1)
determined that Paul and Barnabas,
and certain other of them (Including
Titus, Gal. 2: 1, afterward Paul's com
panion, a Greek, a man of much abil
ity, who would serve us a specimen
of the Gentile converts), should go up
to .lerusalem (J500 miles away) about
this question." Paul went "by revela-1
tion" (Gal. 2: 2), which Is entirely
consistent with the statement that the
church sent him.
After much debate, that everyone
might express his views, as Is proper
in a democratic assembly such as all
Christian gatherings should bo, Peter
spoke up. His nearness to Christ and
his strong character combined to
make hi in a leader. Moreover, In this
case ho had had personal experience
which placed him on Paul's side the
divine revelation bidding him go to
the Gentile Cornelius, and tho outpour
ing of the Spirit upon that convert
and his household. It was precisely
bucIi witness to tho right of the Gen
tiles to enter the church without cir
cumcision as Paul himself described
from his missionary experience. Peter
Insisted upon it with characteristic
vigor, closing with tho pointed ques
tion, "Why . . . put a yoke upon
tho neck of tho (Gentile) disciples,
which neither our fathers nor we
wero nble to bear?" the yoke being
tho minute oppressive rites of Juda
ism, with the Pharisaic additions, im
posed as a condition of salvation.
There is only one condition of salva
tion, said Peter In conclusion, "tho
grace (tho free gift, unbought by any
deed of ours) of the Lord Jesus
Christ," As Peter sat down, Paul
must havo clapped his hands!
Tho decision ombodleJ in a letor:
(1) To clarify and unify judgment in
tho preparation of it; (2) to guard
against slips of memory on the part
of tho envoys; (3) to prevent misun
derstandings; (4) to preserve for fu
ture occasions tho results of tho con
ference. Capt. Cuttle's advice, "When
found, make a note on," applies to all
weighty mutters.
Tho reasons for tho restrictions:
3. Tho "pollutions of idols" (v. 20),
explained as "meats offered to idols"
(v. 29), came to bo a sore trouble In
tho church, and liberty to eat such
meat (the meat commonly sold had
nearly all formed part of sacrifices)
was at a later tlmo claimed for Chris
tians very strenuously by Paul. But
until tho Gentllo churches wero con
firmed In their now separation from
Idolatry, it was wise to require them
to abstain from whatover might tempt
thorn with memories of tho licentious
revels which heathenism colebrated
in the name of religion.
2. "Fornication," however, was the
groat Bin of Idolatry, which "glorified
sexual vice with tho halo of a sacred
sanction." Schaff. CourtezanB wero
tho priestesses of tho temples of Ve
nus, and crowds of abandoned women
gathered around most of theso so
called holy shrines. To this day, sex
ual Immorality is tho terrible sin of
idolatry, as tho missionary annals of
Africa, India, China, Japan and tho
South seas most abundantly show.
3. "Things Btranglod," meant "tho
flesh of such animals as were killed in
snares, and whoso blood was not
poured forth." Gloag. Tho Jown wero
forbidden to eat theso, as coming un
der tho larger restriction that follows:
4. "Blood" was forbidden the Jows
as an article of diet (Inductive Study
7) becauBO blood was a symbol of life,
which was to bo hold sacred, and of
sacrifice, which waa to be roverod. It
was the holy token of tho remission
of Bin (Hob. 9: 22). Their most pro
clous religious Ideals urged tho Jows
to abstain from blood; but among
the Gentiles it was, in various forms,
a delicacy. To abstain from blood
would bo a little self-denial on tho
part of tho Gentiles, while failure to
do so would make it almost impossi
ble for Jew and Gentile Christians to
eat together,
CALF'S HEAD WITH POTATOES
Dish That Is Looked Upon ns a Deli
cacy by Our English Cousins
Across the Water.
Hoqulrcd: Hnlf a calf's head, ono
carrot, one onion, one stick of celery,
two tnblespoonful8 of Hour, one gill
of vlnegnr, six large potatoes, popper,
salt, white of egg, and a little but
ter. Wash and clean the head thorough-
!y, and remove tho brain. Sot tho
neat In a stew-pan, and cover with
cold water, with the carrot, onion, cel
ery and the Hour worked Into n
smooth paste with vlnegnr and a lit
tle water. Brim; this to tho boll, skim
well, and simmer for two hours. Boll
the tongue nnd brain separately. When
done place the head on n large dish,
garnish It with slices of tongue and
a powdering of brown crumbs. Pour
brown gravy round, nnd servo tho
chopped brain in a little nicely sea
soned white sauce. Bake tho potatoes,
land when done make a small hole at
the top of each and Bcoop out tho
whole of the Inside. Mnsh It In n sauco
pn.il over tho fire with a little butter,
'milk, tho white of nn egg, pepper nnd
salt. Fill the skins with the mixture,
put in the oven to make hot, and serve
In a folded napkin. London Tit-Bits.
One or two tablespoonfuls of ammo
nia In a pall of water will clean win
dows better thnn anything elso.
A few drops of ammonia in a cupful
of warm water, applied carefully, will
remove spots from paintings and
chromos.
Pnrmesan eheero sprinkled thickly
over stowed tomatoes that nro later
browned in a baking dish gives them
an ndded zest.
One of tho first rules to bo observed
1n the proper troatment of silk dresses
or silk materials is that silk must
never bo folded.
Baked apples witli cream ure served
in many households for a breakfast
irult. They mny be baked tho day
before and heated for morning use.
When making npplo plo the flavor
is much Improved and tho apples will
keep a good color If a few drops of
lemon juice are squeezed over tho ap
ples just before tho pasto Is put on.
It Is claimed that woody house
plants that grow a bark can be
strengthened and made to flourish like
tho proverbial bay treo If given Iron
water soaked from rusted Iron and
poured Into the soil.
Veal Frlcandeau.
Three pounds of veal, half a pound
of fat bacon, two onions, two carrots,
n small bunch of herbs, one stick of
celery, stock.
Take about three pounds of cushion
of veal, pare off the skin, and trim tho
Joint Into an oval shapo. Lard this
thickly wltn strips of bacon. Put It
into a stowpnii on a bed of carrots,
onions, nnd celery, and a bunch of
herbs. Add enough stock to nearly
cover the veal, then put over a plcco of
buttered paper nnd stew very gently
for an hour and a half, basting It con
stantly over the paper. When cooked
place the veal on a baking-tin in n
hot oven: flour It thickly and let It
brown. Strain tho stock, free It from
grenBO, and boll It down to half glaze.
Serve tho veal with the sauco round
nnd n garnish of tomatoes.
To Clean Light Carpets.
Light carpets can bo cloancd with
a mixture of coarso salt and light
cornmeal. Put the mixture on plenti
fully and scrub In tho usual manner
with a clean, dry scrubbing brush.
Afterwnrd sweep the carpet clean and
uso tho carpet sweeper to collect tho
dust. Magnesia will clean soiled spots
on rugs or carpets, and often a badly
blemished mark can bo removed if
washed with the suds from naphtha
soap and then rubbed dry with a clean
cloth. Naphtha soap Is excellent for
cleaning colored rugs, if tho soap Is
not too llborally used. It does not
fado tints, but tends to brighten them.
Orange Cake.
Two-thirds cup of sugar, tablespoon
butter creamed. Add 1 egg, cup
of milk, 1 cup of flour, with 2 tea
spoons baking powder sifted together,
and bent all thoroughly. Bake In two
round tins. For filling, take n heaping
cup of confectioners' Biignr and wet
with nbout a tablespoon of boiling
water. Beat, and flavor with tho grat
ed rind of orange. Spread on tho
cakes, and peel tho orango and cut in
thin slices and lny over both layers,
then put tho two togothor.
Creme Seville.
Dissolve hnlf an ounco of isinglass
into a breakfast cupful of whito wine.
Then w"ork some sugar on the rind of
a lemon and squeeze the Juice Into the
wine. Let tho mlxturo stand until
nearly set, then add a pint of stiffly
whipped cream, and add three table
spoonfuls of orange marmalade. Mix;
well and mould.
Almond-Celery Sandwich.
A delicious sandwich filling is mado
from one part chopped almonds and
two parts shreddod or grated celery,
with a dust of salt. Moisten the mlx
turo with mayonnaise and spread bo
tween thin crustless slices of brown
bread.
To Clean Light Carpets.
Try block magnesia, rubbing it thor
oughly in the carpet and then sweep
,ing. This is a good way to clean
bath rugs that are not washable, as
they do not havo to bo wet.
Coffee Mould.
Make Just a plain cornstarch pud
ding with one-hnlf cup of strong cof
foe added for flavoring.
P-The Home.-1
NEW LIFE AND STRENGTH
Obtained
Through Propor
the Kidneys.
Action of
Mrs. Joslah Straw, 52C X, Broodwny,
Canton, So. Dak., Bays: "I suffurcd
for some time with
rheumatic pains In
my limbs nnd was
weak and languid.
Tho irregularity of
tho kldnoy secre
tions also caused
in u c h annoyance.
After using Doan's
Kidney Pills I did
not have Uicbo trou
bles. They Hccmcd
to put' new life and Btrcngth Into my
system nnd helped mo In ovory way.
My husband had nn cxperlenco almost
tho same, and It Is with plcnsuro that
wo both recommend Donn'a Kidney
Pills."
Sold by all denlcra. GO cents a box.
Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
ANOTHER TERROR.
G2X
Frightened Pup Geo! I nlwnys
heard that women wore going into
everything; but I never know there
wero lndy dog catchers;
SKIN TROUBLES CURED.
Two Little Girls Had Eczema Very
Badly In One Case Child's Hair
Came Out and Left Baro Patches.
Cutlcura Met with Great Success.
"I havo two Httlo girls who havo
been troubled very badly with eczema.
Ono of them had It on her lower
limbs. I did everything that I could
hear of for her, but it did not glvo
in until warm weather, when it socm
lngly subsided. Tho next winter when
it became cold tho eczema Btartcd
again and also in her head where It
would tako tho hair out and leavo
baro patches. At tho samo tlmo her
arms wero soro tho wholo length of
thorn. I took her to a physlclnn, but
tho child grow worso all tho tlmo. Her
sister's arms were also affected. I be
gan using Cuticura Remedies, and by
tho tlmo tho second lot was used their
akin was soft and Binooth. Mrs. Charles
Baker, Albion, Mo., Sept. 21, '08."
Potter Drue ic Chcrn. Corp.. Bolo Props., Boston,
Does tho World Think?
Man Is evidently mado for thought;
this Is his wholo dignity and his wholo
merit; his wholo duty is to think na
ho ought. Now tho order of thought
is to begin witli self, nnd with its au
thor and its end. Now or whnt thinks
tho world? Never of these things, but
of dancing, playing tho Into, singing,
making verses, tilting at tho ring, etc.,
of fighting, making ourselves kings,
without thinking what It is to bo a
king or what to bo a man. Pascal.
Ask Your Drugulst for Allen's Foot-Ease.
"I tried ALLEN'S FOOT-EASI3 recent
ly, nnd liavn Just bought another supply.
It lias cured my corns, and tho hot, burn
ing nnd Itching nennatlon In my foot which
was almost unbearable, and I would not
bo without It now. Mrs. W. J. Walker,
Camden, N. J." Sold by all Drugglstu, "Joe.
A Diplomat.
Mother Aren't you over going to
get over fighting, Willie?
Willie Yea'm. when I'm licked.
Airs. Wlnilosr's Roothlnsr, Syrup.
For children teethlnic, of tens the Rums,roduces In
flammation, allays pain, cures wind collu. 25c a bottle.
Fly tlmo and baseball aro very prop
erly contemporaneous.
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Negative Virtues.
Bcwnre of making your moral sinplo
consist of tho negntlvo virtues. It la
good to abstain, and teach others to
nbstalu, from all that Is sinful ot
hurtful. But making a bustuesH of It
lends to emnclntlon of character un
less one feeds largely also on the
more nutritious diet of active sympa
thetic benevolence.- -Oliver Wendell
Holmes.
Cntnrrh Cannot He Cured
with LOCAL Al'PLIUATIONS. m Ihry ratiimt rrarb
thn wilt ot the illviwr. Catarrh h a lilxl nr ronntl
tutlnnal dlvaa. auiI In order tu rurr It on must litUn
Internal rrmiMb'. Hull's Cnt.irrli Cure H taarn In
Urn illy, uml arts illrrrtly iiikiii tlio likmd nnd mucous
urfiicr. Itnll's Cntnrrh Cure It not n tiatk inrtll
(inc. It was m r rltuM by one nt tlm Ix-at physicians
In this country tor jrnw nnd is n rmilir prrmlpllon.
It U comoil nt the lxt tunics knemn, rumhlnnl
with the best Wood mirimm. aitlnti illrrrtly nn tha
mucous surfaces. Ihc icrlect rumtilnMloii ot tho
two Ingredients Is wh.it oroduec sueli wohilrrtiil re
mits In curlnit ratirrh Send for trsllmniilnls. Ircc.
r j. chunky a co. fret., 'toiMiu, a
Hold hy tlrunithlK. price ;je.
Take Hall's Inmlly nils tor constipation.
Work Ahead for Josh.
"I'll bo kind o glad when Josh glia
homo from school," said Farmer Corn
tossol, "I havo an idea he can bo
right useful." "Are you going to put
him to work?" "Maybe. I've ex
hausted all the language, I know on
thnt tenni of mules. But I haven't
given up hope. 1 want to seo wheth
er Josh ran startle 'em some with his
college yell." Washington Star.
The Grip of Spring.
Duting (lie liihl twenty year many of our
citizens lutve been at tucked in the Hprini;
months by unp. Some have liuil nerious or
(light nttncUR eveiy year or two. All know
it to liu n daiiKeroim disease. If LaueV
Pleasant Tablets (which aie Mild nt 'J."
cents a box liv driutKii'tM and dealer) ate
taken when the lirsd Hyiiiptoiim ate felt,
there is Imidlv a chance of the malady pet
ting u foothold. If you cannot itct them
near home, 't-end i"i ceiils to Onitor l'
Woodward, Lc Hoy, N. V. Sample flee.
The Scrubwoman's Lunch.
"I used to lot my scrubwoman get
herself a Httlo lunch." nld tho city
flat dweller. "It's tho nice thing to
do. I know, and I llko to do it. but I
had to quit In self-defense. Sho took
an hour to get her lunch and cat it
nnd charged me extra for tho tlmo
alio put in."
Important to Mothoro.
Exnmlno carefully every bottlo of
CASTOHIA a safe and sure remedy for
infants and children, and see that it
Bears tho
tC&yffl&aSK
Signaturo of
In Use For Over JK Ycaro.
The Kind You Have Always Bought.
Thoughtless.
Hunbnnd "You must mnrry ngaln,
dearest, when I am gone, and that will
bo very soon." Wife "No, Kdward.
No ono will marry nn old woman llko
mo. You ought to huvo died ten years
ago for that." Penny Pictorial.
TIiomj who keep llamlinu Wizard Oil in
the Iioiirh do not have to buy any other
remedy for sore throat. No other rem
edy will euro this trouble bo muckly or no
Btircly. Remember thin.
Two Ways.
"Does Mrs. Gabby dlssemlnnto cir
cumjacent Information?"
"No, sho doesn't; sho Just gossips
about tho neighborhood."
Try Murine Rjr Itcinoily
For lied, Weak, Weary, Wntery Kyea.
Compounded tiy Experienced I'liynlciitiiB.
Conforms to tlio 1'uro Food and DniKU
Law. Murine Doesn't Hinart. Soothes Hyo
Pain. Try Murlnu for Your ISyeg.
The Appropriate Place.
"That ship carries a big cargo
of
eggs."
"Do they carry eggB in a ablp or In
tho hatches?"
Free! A 10c packngu of Garfield Tea to
anyone mailing uh thin notiee, with name
nnd address, and names nnd addrensCH of
10 friend not now umur the Ideal Laxa
tive. Garfield Tea Co., llrooklyn, N. Y.
it is a point of wisdom to
peaco with men and at war
vices. H. C Chapman.
bo at
with
Lewis' Single Hinder straight Gc cigar.
Mado of extra quality toliacco. Your
dealer or Lewis' Factory, l'coria, III.
When the calf
thrash tho cow.
kicks, 'tis tlmo to
From a Sanitary Bakery
Where the ovens are built of white tile,
(on the top floor
With fresh air and sunshine surrounding
the whole place
In this clean, inviting spot, are baked'
Ta Koma Biscuit
The bakeries are the finest in the world
Compare them with the old-fashioned
basement kind.
And you are glad you know where
Takoma Biscuits are baked--
They come in triple - sealed moisture
proof packages. At your grocer's, 5 and 10c.
100SE-VlLE9 Biscuit Co.
2ue6ticm
When thousands of women say that they have been
cured of their ailments by a certain remedy, does this not
prove the merit of that remedy ?
Thousands of women have written the story of their
suffering, and have told how they were freed from it by '
Lytlia 11. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for thirty
years these reports have been published all over America.
Without great merit this medicine could never have
gained the largest sale of any remedy for woman's ills
never could have become known and prized in nearly every
country in the world.
Can any voman let prejudice stand between her and that
which will restore her health ? If you believe those who
have tried it you know this medicine docs cure.
Read this letter from a grateful woman, then make up
your mind to give Mrs. Pinkham's medicine a chance to
cure you.
HrooUiyn, X. Y. "I mil u Arm liolievcr In Lytlia 13. Plnk
lium'.s Vegetable Compound. I was JifjroutHiiffcrcr from organic
foinalu troubles for years, anil almost despaired of over being
-well atfiiin. 1 had bearing-down pains, backaelie, heatlaelio
nntl pains In my abdomen, and tried Mrs. IMnkliain's Compound
as iv last resort. Tlio result was astonlsliln, and I have used It
and advocated it ever since. It is a threat boon to expectant
mothers. I havo often said that I should llko to havo its merltfl
thrown on tho sky with a search-light so that women would
read and bo convinced that there is a remedy for their sufferings.
" My husband joins mo in Its praise, lie has used it for kidney
trouble and been entirely cured." Mrs. 13. A. llishop, 1015
Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
For 30 years Lydla R. Pinlcham's Vegetable
Compound lias been tho standard remedy for
female ills. Xo sick woman does justice to
herself who will not try this famous .medicine.
Mado exclusively from roots and herbs, and
lias thousands ol cures to its credit.
Mrs. Pinkham invites all siclc women
to write her for advice. She has
guided thousands to health
AiutrcsH jurs. l'muiiani, jjynn, luass.
Western Canada
MORE BIG CROP8 IN 1008
Another 60,000 set
tlers from the United
Stntc8. New dis-
tlement. 320 neres '
ofland toench.set
tlor, 160 free
homestead nnd 160 at $3.00 per acre.
"A vnt rich country nnd a contented pros
perous people." Exr,itt ftoin cotttttonittm
ef it i',ilbniil J'.illtur, ivhme tint ti Wtitrrn
CuHnia, in Aueutt, moS, nil nn imfirution.
Many bnvc paid the entire cost of their
farms and had a balance of from $10.00 to
(20.00 per acre ns a result of one crop. ,
I Spring wheat, winter wheat, onts, barley, i
flax nnd pens are the principal crops, while
I best cattle that have ever been sold on
the Chicago market.
Splendid climate, schools and churches
in nil localities. Kail ways touch most of j
the settled districts, and prices for produce
are always good. Lands mny nlso be pur
thascd from railway and land companies.
For pamphlets, maps nnd Information re
cnrdlnff low railway rnles, apply to Superin
tendent oflmmlerntlon, Ottawa, Canada, or
the authorized Canadian Qovernment A Kent:
V.V.BENNETT.
601 Niw tork Lilt Bulldlnfc Oaths. Nebruli.
DEFIANCE STARCH
never itlcki
to tlio I run.
W. N. U LINCOLN, NO. 21-1909.
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freo of charge.
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MrlS. XJXJKJ JLM!JtXJ
fe3PQ SHOES $35$
The Return I Mike indSell More Hen's SJ.M
snd $3.50 Shoes Thin Any Oilier Msnufacfurev
li becsoi I U th wetrtr tht bnst o(tb
met complin orrsslistlon of trained
rtrti and iillltd ibomkr In Ui country.
Th nUctlon of tilt l,thritorech part olthr
hoc, and rtrydctillot tht making in atiry
dtpartatnt. It look.d attar by tha batt ihoa-
maker. In tba ahoa lndutry. If I could ino
yon how carefully W.L.Doaflaa aboaa ara nada,
yon would then nndantand why they bolo)
tbetr abapa, flt better, and wear longer thaw
any other make.
My ilrlhtul of Tunning tliSolf$ m,tJU thm Hot
VttjibXt and Lonutr Mrnrfiii fuin mil afAtra.
Mioch for Kvnry Mamlior of tlio Viimlly,
b'tirhiln hr Hhnndi'iLlirNnTnrvwhftrn.
CAUTION!
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Mtno irrniuno vrmiuui w. j I'nngias
name nml itIco vtanirol on Ixittom.
la.l ttitnr ftrlrle u.ed .iflv.tftl;. Calil.iaue SUII.d fit.
ir. x- noulUH, 101 81'ahkhtuV.et, iiikhktuv, hiss.
TOILET ANTISEPTIC
NOTHING LIKE IT FOR
TUF TFFTH PM,'ne e"e' ny dentifrien
I nt I Bala 1 11 in clean jinc. whitening nnd
I removing tartar (rom the teeth, betides dettroying
nu perms 01 uccay ana uueaso wrucn oruiuaiy
toolli preparation! cannot do.
TUC Un I ITU Paxtine tried ni n mouth
s' lib lYIUUin waih disinfects the mouth
nnd throat, purifies the breath, and kills the germs
which collect in the mouth, causing tore- throat,
bad teeth, bad breath, grippe, and much sickness.
TlitC ETVETQ yhea inflamed, tired, acher
inCeLIKaO and bum, maybe instantly
telieved and strengthened by Paxtine.
I ATARRU Putme w'" destroy the germ
UM I Afinn that cause catarrh, heal the tn
flammation and stop the discharge. It is ft na
remedy for uterine catarrh.
Paxtine is a harmless yet powerful
ecrmicide.disinfeclant and deodorizer, j
Used in bathing it dettroys odors and
leaves the body anuseptically clean.
FOnOALt AT DRUGSTORES, 50C.
OR POSTPAID BY MAIL.
URGE SAMPLE FREE!
THE PAXTON TOILET GOM BOSTON. MASS,
Insomnia
'I have been using Cascareta for In
somnia, with which I have been afflicted'
for twenty years, and I can say that Cas
careta have given me more relief than any
other remedy I have ever tried. I shall
certainly recommend them to my friend
as being all that they are represented."
Thos. Gillard, Elgin, 111.
Pleasant, Palatable, Potent. Taste Good.
Do Good. Never SIckenAWeaken or Gripe.
10c. 25c, 50c. Never sold to bulk. The Ben
ulne tablet stamped CCC, Guaranteed to
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