TITE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY. FEBRTARY 17. li00.
A PERFECT AVALANCHE OF DELIGHTFUL BARGAINS SATURDAY IN OUR
ARY SALEirrr
Twenty
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THE EIGHTH DAY AND THE DEST DAY OF FEBRUARY'S GREATEST BARGAIN-GIVING SALE
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Grand Anniversary Underwear Sale
Coupled with, a great display of the
jsoason's choicest , oferings in pnowy
undermuslins at by far less price'than
you'd expect to pay. AVe will offer
Saturday, to close: All Sample Lines,
Broken Lots of Undermuslins and
Winter Underwear at Most Phenom
enal Bargain Prices.
Ladies' Muslin Underskirts Beauti
ful designs, sold up to $2.50, in one
lot $1.50
Ladies' Night Robes, in all styles beau
tifully trimmed regular values up to
$2.00, at 98c
Gowns, Corset Covers and Drawers,
samples and odd lots, well worth
$1 .00 ; on sale, choice "7 . 50c
8:30 to 9:30 A. M. Corset Covers and
Drawers, values to 75c; choice, 25c
9:30 to 10:30 A. M. Gowns, samples
and odd lots, values to $1.50; choice,
fa
mm
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at . . . .
LadleV Inion Suit Heavy
quality, odd lots, values to' $4.00;
. . while they last, choice. . . . f)8
LstdlfV VwJmtwX Hd Pant
Wool, silk and wool or Vega silk,
to $1.60 values, at 50t
59c
Ladle Cotton In Ion Salts
Jleavjr weight, regular 50e to
f 6c tallies, at 25
Ladies' and Children's Vnderrests
and rants All sizes, that sold
to 60c; put In two lots to close,
at ?..-15 1 25t
Our Twenty-Second Anniversary Bargains Are Attracting Throngs
of Enthusiastic Buyers Every Day
Manufacturers'
Stocks,
Sample Lines
and Odd Lots
Are Shown
at
Most
Astonishing
Bargain
Trices.
Several New
Lots Shown
Saturday
for the
j First Time.
Come Early.
Our Great Dis
play of 'New
Style Creations
for Spring,
Gives Full
Expression
to all that is
best and most
beautiful.
Prices, too, are
Much Less than
vou would
expect to pay for
such quality.
New goods brought forward for the
Big Shoe Sale Saturday
in Our Great Anniversary Sale.
Absolutely the biggest stock and best bargains ever placed
j pa sale In this busy shoe department.
Men's. $3.00 and $3.60 Shoes, In all styles and leathers and Good
year and welted soles $1.9S
Men's" Oxblood, Tan Russia Calf and Patent Colt Shoes, worth
up to $4.00 5S.50
Men's $2.60 Box Calf Bluchers $1.50
Women's $3.00 and $3.60 Sample Shoes and Shoes from the
surplus stocks of two factories In Lynn. Mass $1.03
Misses and Child's $1.25, $H50 and $1.75 Chocolate Vlcl Kid
Bluchers, with suede tops $1.00
Child's Tan Shoes, also Blsck Vlcl and Little Gent's SaUn Calf
Shoes, worth $1.25 75f
New Queen Quality Shoes and Oxfords coming In look at
" them. -
- Queen Quality and GroTcrs for women; Stetson and Cressets
shoes for men.
PROFIT BY THESE ANNIVERSARY SALE SPECIALS SATURDAY
Anniversary Sate of Men's Furnishings
Big Shirt Sate Satarday
Vie are exclusive Omaha agents
for the world renowned Griffon
Brand Shirtsoffering over 100
styles in the new spring goods for
selection. All new 8hirts go Sat
urday. $2.00 values for : .$1.00
$2.50 values for .$1.50
$3.00 values at, choice $2.00
This offer good Saturday only.
Men's Dress and Negligee Shirts,
in madras, rrcales, etc., 75c and
$1.00. values; new, clean stock
Saturday ' ,50
Men's Double Breasted Flannel Shins, all sizes, $1.:!3 and
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c. e.V-' '
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$1.50 values: Saturdav
8:80 to 0:3o A. M. Men s and
Boys' Dress Shirts, neat stripes
and figures, 60c to 76c values;
choice
9:30 to 10.80 A. M. Men's, W
men's and Children's Hose, plain
or fancy embroidered, 15c values
?ir 6
375 Beautiful Silk Dresses Actual values up to
$25.00; newest spring styles and colors, beauti
fully trimmed; manufacturer's samples and sur
plus; all sizes; at one price Saturday, choice,
for N .$8.95
500 Handsome New Tailor Suits and 250 Evening
Gowns Most of them manufacturers' samples;
all the rich new colorings and designs, all sizes;
values to $35.00, choice $13.75
See Our Great Showing '-, lnir CriitV CO You'll Find them Mark
of Omaha's Favorites LTOWU JeWeil SUITS edly Superior
An elegant line of new Street Dresses,
fine wool fabrics, charming valnes,
at sale prices $20.00, $18.00, $15.00
nd $12.50
See the New - Linen . and Lingerie
Waists, beat, assortment and values
anywhere, at... $1.00 to S5.00
$5.00 and $6.O0 Silk and Net Waists,
all colors and sixes, Saturday $2.95
New House Dresses A complete line
Just received, splendid values at $1.50,
$1.98, $2.60 and $2.98
160 New Percale House Dresses Fast
colors, all sizes, $1.60 values, Satur
day 08
New Spring Jackets, fine, coverts and
blacks, silk and satin lined, all sizes,
regular $10.00 values, on sale, at
choice for $4.95
50 FIB COATS New Seals and
Astrakhans, manufacturer's sur
plus stock, made to sell and well
worth $40.00, choice Saturday,
at each $14.90
HeatherMoom Underskirts Colors or
black, big line for selection, $3.00
values, Saturday $1.45
One big lot of Dressing Sacques, values
to $1.00, on sale at 35
Big Sale on
Gas Burners
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and Mantles
Genuine Welsbach Upright
Burner, complete '"with globe
and best mantle 59c
Genuine Lindsay Upright Burn
. er, complete with globe and
best mantle 59c
Genuine Reflex Burner, com
plete . $1.45
Pheonix Inverted Burner, com
plete ..... 49c
L f Upright Mantles,' 2 for. . . 1 15c
Inverted Mantles, 2 for. . . 15c
- Splendid Values In Ready-to-Use Linens in Our
High Grade Linen Dept. Saturday
Hemmed Huck Towels, large size, heavy and absorbent,
ready for use, worth 17c each; Saturday, each. .'. . . . ..9c
Hemmed and hemstitched Huck and Damask Towels, war
ranted pure flax, extra large size, well worth 29c each, Sat
urday, each 14c
Hemmed Bed Sheets, size 81x90-in., made from good, strong
muslin, worth 69c each; Saturday, each 49c
Hemmed Crochet Bed Spreads, heavy and good for wear,
full size, beautiful designs, good values at $1.39 each; Sat
urday, each . . . 89c
The Big Busy Hardware
Large Galvanised Was Boilers,
extra heavy 79
Large Link All Copper Boilers,
worth $4.76 $2.98
$2.60 strong, heavy Folding
Wringer Bench $1.30
Heavy 16-gal. Galvanized Garbage
Cans, worth $2.00; only $1.25
12-gaI. Cans 98
$1.60 guaranteed Ironing Boards,
with stand 98
Mrs. Potts' 6-pIece polished Sad
Irons 79
10-qt. Galvanised Water Palls. 15e
Six Wire or Wooden Coat Hangers
for 10
Three rolls Toilet Paper lOo
Large slxe Enterprise Food Chop
pers . . 4 .... . DHC
Fancy Bread Boxes, worth 76c,
only
Largs Wooden Chopping Bowls,
only 19
3-jt. Enameled Preserving Ket
tles 0
Any slxe Drip Pan. 10c
10-qt Flaring Water Palls... 10c
Mrs. Vrooman's Japanned Sink
Strainers . . . .' 10c
Heavy ZIno Wash Boards 10c
60-(t. Hemp King Clothes Una 16c
14-qt. Enameled Dish Pans..,Jtc
The new self-generating Alcohol
Stove 89c
$1.(9 Copper Nickel Plated Tea
Kettles ... , 8c
f4.t Bicycle Ball Bcartn Wringer.
1 year guaranty, only Sa.8
No. t Western Washer, worth 14 00.
on sale at SS.SS
No. t Western Washer, worth ti .60,
on sale at Sa.75
Whirl Pool Washer, worth IT.Ou. at
only S4SS
We have the largest assortment of
washing machines In the city at the
lowest prices. It will pay you to look
Into 1U
Bust-Proof 'Gyrset&
hewn la Complete Assortment of the
Rsw aprlmff Mods Is.
The Steve Bfodsl lo. 3S One of the
most beautiful and popular for tall
figures, has very high bust, ex-
' tremely long skirt, curving slightly
at the waist, giving the straight
back below and flat hip effect so
' much In vogue.
Boned with rust proof boning that
will not break or punch CO
through fabric, pries fv
Mew Skirt Styles, dress and walking
lengths, voiles, taffetas, panamas,
etc., all thej latest designs and col
orings, charming values, $5.00
$7.50 $8.90 to $18.00
Extra Size Skirts for large women,
shown at .'.. $3.95 to $15.00
Sole Agent for the Maternity Skirts,
t... $7.50 $10 $12 d $15
10O Children's Coats Winter weights
that sold at $10 and $12, go in one
tlot, choice : $2.95
Children's Bearskin. Coats All colors
that sold to $6.00, at $1.98
Anniversary Sale Of Soap
In Our Drug Dept.
l-Ib. bar Castile Soap 20
1-lb. bar Williams' Barber Bar". .25
1-lb. bar Colgate's 25
2 bars Wild Rose Glycerine 15
3 bars English, Process 25
1 bar Cuticura Soap 20
1 25c box Armour s Soap 16
I bar Ivory Soap 44
"We have a full and complete
line of drugs under the charge of
a registered pharmacist.
Grand Ribbon Sale2Sc Tatfeta
Ribbons at 10c
A big line of extra wide all silk
Taffeta Ribbons, regular 25c
values, Anniversary Sale price
Saturday, per 4 f
yard ..IOC
New Books
All the, new Copyright Fiction, com
plete list of titles, regular $1.60
values shown at 98
All 9 1.OO Copyrights at .43
Get our special prices on Visiting
and Business Cards, etc. We will
save you money.
Extra Specials for Saturday in Our
Famous Domestic Room
From 2 to 2:30 P. M. One case of fine 50c outing flannel
skirt patterns partly made two to a customer, each, 15c
From 3:30 to 4 P. M. One case of 36-in. fine cambric, worth
10c yard ten yard limit, at, yard . 4C
From 7:30 to, 8 P. M. One case of genuine lonpdale, the real
thing, worth 12 Vac yard., 10 yards limit at, yard 5c
From 8:30 to 9 P. M. One case of White Star Blankets, the
best wool nap cotton blanket made very heavy; regular
price is $2,00 a pair; two pairs only to a customer, pr., 96c
Five other specials not advertised.
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10:30 to 11:80 A. M. Men's and
Boys Wool Sweaters, many cot
ton and woolen, coat styles If de
sired, values to $1.60, at.. 25
Men's All-Wool Shirts or v Drawers
$1.60 values, to close... 75
M en's 50c Fleeced Shirts or
Drawers- on sale at 25
Hosiery Specials
Ladies' Fancy Gauze Lisle Hose
scores oF patterns, values to
76c, Saturday . , , . ,25c
Ladies Wool and Fleeced Hose)
36c values, at pair ....15c
Ladies' 26c Cotton Hose.black.
tans and maco foot, sale price,
pair ..12Hc
Children's 19c quality school
hose, pr 12 He
Interesting
Saturday Specials
Closing out a big lot of Indies'
Linen Collars, 10c to 26c val
nes at, each 5s
Ladies' Linen Handkerchiefs,
every thread pure linen 3H
85c All Kllk Veiling, yd . . Q
SSc Corset Cover Embroideries,
at 15
fa Hand Bags, something new,
and a big snap at 95
t Extra Srse Hand Hags 59
50c Fancy Hair Barretts. .25
Read These Grocery Prices for Saturday's Sale Specials for
Don't
Fcrrjet
Tiry (Hlaydeyi9s
21 lbs. pure Cane Granulated Sugar
tor $1.00
7 lbs. best California Rolled Oats
for 25o
6 ,lbs. choice Japan Rice 25c
4 lbs. best hand-picked Navy Beans
for 19c
10 bars Diamond C or Beat 'Em
All Soap 25c
The best white or yellow CornmeaL
per sack 1 &C
Malta Vita, per pkg 7 He
Egg-O-See or Dr. Price's Breakfast
Food, pkg 7 He
Peanut Butter, per Jar. 9c
1-lb. cans Assorted Soups 7 He
The best Soda or Oyster Crackers,
per lb 6c
(PiiF'S'l pays
the Closing of the Anniversary Sale.
The best crisp Ginger Snaps, lb.. 6c
The best clsp Pretzels, per lb ... 6c
40 different kinds fancy Sweet
Cookies, regular 12 He and 15c
sellers; for this sale, per lb. . .10c
Condensed Cream, per can.... 7 He
S-Ib. can solid packed Tomatoes ..I Vis
S-lb. can Fancy No. 1 Sweet Burst
Corn THo
Choice California Prunes, lb 1VC
Fancy California Dried Grapes, lb. ,5c
Fancy Muscatel Cooking Raisins, per
pound ........ .7 He
Fancy Cleaned Currants, lb SHc
Butter, Cheese and Butterlne Sale
Saturday.
Fancy Palry Butter, per lb ilo
Fancy No. 1 Dairy Table Butter, per
lb lilc
Fancy No. 1 Country Creamery Butter,
per pound Ko
Fancy Full Cream Brick Cheese, lb lie
Fancy Full Cream New York White
or yellow Cheese, per pound . . . . to
8ap Baso Cheese, each .7 He
Nsufchalel Cheese, each Jo
Onions. Carrots, Parsnips or Turnips,
per pounu to
Fresh Vegetables for Saturday for
Your Sunday Dinner.
Our customers appreciate eating
fresh veg-etables the year around.
Fresh Spinach, per peck tte
Fresh Bhalot Onions, per bunch . .Io
Fresh Beets, Carrots or Turnips.
bunch, at ...two
Fresh Cauliflower, per lb .....V..3VkO
t bunches fresh Radishes So
Fresh Head Iettui-e. head, 7 He and Sc
2 heads fresh Leaf LettupS tc
Fresh Cabhase, per lb . , .IHc
Fresh Pieplant 7Ho
Fresh Ureen Peppers, I for 10c
Grape Fruit, 1 for Be
Large Pineapples, each 15c
ORANGES) ORANGES OltAXGKM
Tae Kl-Uaaa Wavels ssosl an ethers
for ouaUty. We have an extra special
car In for this sale. Saturday will be
the bl orange day. Read these prices
and see what we are giving you for
the money.
Resular 6c slse, per dosen fSn
Resular iOo slse, per dosen ....... 26c
Resular Ita else, per dosen 20c
Resular 2Sc slse, per dosen 16a
Regular tOc slse. per dosen IZHc
Regular 17 He slse, per dosen ....10c
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COMBS JEWELERS' PRESIDENT
Omaha Man Elected Chief Executive
by State Association.
F ASCIIS POST GETS BIO VOTE
Vaaereed la (loalaa Seealea ef the
' CtiIIm, vtblrh Is' Asilaaateel
r Deeslt mt the
, BwbJeet.
omoiu or nwiuii
Presides T. X Combs, Omaha.
Tloe rresldeat O. Kayes, ST or folk.
Secretary-Treasure . A. rses, Kear
ey. Oelagaies to aTatloaal Ooarsattoa JC B.
rraaks, Frits Xoefer, rrask ctaaals. T.
X Oomhs, rred Oardaer, J. A. Betuuuy.
L J. wtawonaer.
Hiakan Xswratlvs Committee Joseph
rreaser. Omaha rraa Oardasr, Xilmcola,
XVexrlslatlvs Committee JC B. rraaas.
Omaha J. 8. Presto a, Osferdl Frits
safer, Aarorst T. A. Basals, Tsrk. aa4
o. a sua.
Nebraska Retail Jewelers, association
closed a tw days' session Friday after
ncon. electing T. t Combs of Omaha,
president, naming delesates to the na
tional convention, whlih meets In Omaha
during Ausust, and listening to addresses
by national officers.
The closing session developed In the ani
mated dlsruaseln that the president, secre
tary, sn ex-president of the national as
sociation, the vice president f the opti
cal society and almost all the members
YOUR STOMACH MISERY IS UNNECESSARY
lead in the Stomach, or heartburn, or
fullness 'and discomfort, no Belching of
Gas or Eructations of Sour food. Debil
itating Headache. Nausea, Water Brash
and other symptoms of a sour, disor
dered stomach.
fape's DlapepsiDK will digest snylhlng
you eat without the aid of the Btomach.
Dlppin Is a wonderful Stomach pur
ifier snd splendid to keep the Intestines
clean and fresh; then your food will sot
fertueut and poison your breath with
nauseous odors.
Dlapepfcla wiil rest the stomach sad
incrsaas the gastric Juices; this Is what
la aioatty needed more and better di
gestive juices and no Gas then Indi
ces tloa sad all stomach trouble will go.
Eaca io-cent case contains sufficient
to usually thoroughly curs tits most
cnronlc dyspeptlo, '' '
Tire minutes later Indigestion and
distress in Stomach vanishes.
Miserable Is the man , or woman h)
suffers from dread Indigestion or Dys
pepsia. T tiers are a few diseases which
create such ntiae-ry. long drawn-out suf
fering, as !adtgtloa. It pursues' the.n
before meals, after meals and between
meals; they take it to bei with them.
It Is with lhem wherever- they so,
thoucb Indigestion is the slmplcjt lis
' ease of all to cure.
Tell such afflicted ones, 'dear reader,
of I'ape'e Dlspepeln; urge the sufferer
to so sny Fharmscy hers and give 19
cents for a esse. BucH a sufferer would
,ver bless ywu. because firs minutes
after taking there would be ne more
lndigestloa, leellng Mas a lumn sf
of the Nebraska organisation, favor the
parcels post.
- Htv Ikt'llm Bnkt,
A storm was precipitated by Mack A.
Hurlburt of Fort Dodge. Ia. .ex-president
of the National Retail Jewelers' association,
who addressed the Nebraska association at
Its closing session.
"The parcels poet Is Just as sure as fate,
as it means the greatest good to the great
est number, and God Almighty Himself
cannot stop that measure. Those who are
going on record against the measure are
going to look like monkeys In less than
five years.' declared air. Hurlbut with emphasis.
"I sm going to use ny home county as
an Illustration. It is a good one and I
want to tell you the same condition exists
this country over. There are S0.O0O farmers
ia my home county who will be benefited
by a parcels post. You must acknowledge
that the parcels post will be a benefit to
them. If it Injures snyone. snd we hsve
no reason to know that it will, the parcels
poet will Injurs lees than S00 merchants.
"That is the proposition you have before
you (0.000 people are benefited by some
thing which It Is thought will Injure SOS.
Ton know what congress will think of that
proportion. They are going to establish the
thing which will work the greatest good
to the greatest number.
fa ape Cenntrr KercfcsBts.
"The trouble wllh the Country merchants
who sre opposed to the parcels post is that
they are la the wrong. They have lived
along and thought they should make Uti
per cent profit on everything which they
have to sell. If they bad not been wrnwg
ws would not have had the catalogue
houses. The catalogue bouses gained en
trance to the world of trade because they
sold things at s reasonable profit, while
the merchants were still wealing lo make
low per cent.
"Now, slues the "paixtU poet la coming.
ws ought to sit down snd think out a way
Qt making U serve vur business and la-
crease our profits Inatead of kicking against
a stone wall. The kicking la not going to
do any good. Personally I will take my
chance with every catalogue house In the
country. I am doing It now and we both
have the -advantage of the rural free deliv
ery. Merchants ought to be aMe to com
pete with the catalogue houses with a
parcels post and they ought to make prices
which will enable them to do so."
President, i. P. Archibald, who arrived
In Omaha, took the floor. He drew a
gloomy picture of what would happen If a
parcels poet were secured:
'The country lost $15,000,000 Isat year In
Its Poatoffice department." he said. "What
do you think It would lose if a parcels post
stands for better health the
world over. For more than
30 years it has stood the test
of millions of people. Every
ounce of it improves the gen
eral conditions, increases the
strength, revitalizes and
builds up the whole body.
If you have never taken it,
try It now.
AU. DBOOOlSTa
tioamg this pasw. aad we wal scad vsa a
"tsissim Heady Ada W me World.-'
SCOTT BOWNE. 401 Pearl SuKT.
wss established and wagons with two men,
drawn by three or four horses, started on
every rural delivery route thirty miles long
each morning? They would carry molasses,
oil, watches, dry goods, clocks, flour, coffee,
teaspoons, nails and axle grease. They
would bring back eggs, live pigs, psultry
and potatoes.
Oaly Freight Haadlere.
' "Postmasters would no longer be post
masters, but freight handlers, and the fut
thing It would mean would be a new post
office building In every town where rural
routes started, 'lo handle the business of
one office with fRty routes it would require
a building ten stories in height and cover
ing two blocks, x
"Ton cannot carry all that stuff six or
seven hours, bring It In to sn office snd
send It out again without sanitary Ins rec
tors. That means s medical examiner in
every poslofflce In the country."
XATIOWAL COXVESTIOS COMIXQ
leet ia Oa
the.
Jewelers f Natloa M
1st Aasest.
President J. P. Archibald of the Nstloml
Retail Jewelers' association, arrived In
Omaha Friday morning from Blalrsville,
Pa., td meet with local Jewelers snd
members of the arrangements eommlttee
te complete plans as nearly as possible
for tho national meeting which will be held
Is Omaha during August.
That the convention will be the largest
In the history of the association Is the
pi edict ion of the national officers. All the
big men ia the manufacturing Jewelry
world, the watch makers, silver workers,
diamond tmpartera and heada of the largest
clock factories in the world will come te
Omaha.
The program as outlined by Mack A.
Hurlbut snd officers of the national organ
lsatioq, ywlll be about as follows:
Monday Initiation of all delegates Into
the ka:guU of All-oW-Bcu, leccuiiou.
registration and getting ready for bust'
ness.
Tuesdsy Two regular sessions devoted to
the retainers.
Wednesday Jobbers' and manufacturers'
dsy, with sddresses by ths heads of the
watchmakers, combine and independent;
silver interests, watch case companies,
clock makers. Banquet in the evening to
be sddressed by only professional speakers
and men high in ths jewelry trade.
Thursday Routine business in morning,
trips sbout the city In the afternoon.
Friday Routine, election of officers snd
selection of the next meeting place. Al
ready the officers fsvor taking the 1910
meeting to Detroit.
A feature of the convention will be the
exposition which will be held by tnanu
facturera. It is estimated that between
tl.W0.O0 and $1000,000 worth of Jewelry and
precious stones will bo brought to Omaha
by ths various manufacturers of the United
pistes, ureat Britain and Bwitserlsad fol
display.
Teaaats Carrie treat Balldlaaj.
COLUMBUS, O., Feb. at-Flrs which
started early today In ths four-story build
ing occupied by ths Brunswick Bowling
company opposite the rear of the Chllten.
den hotel, spread to the rive-etory building
occupied by the Tracey Wells company and
destroyed It with ths contents The total
loss Is placed between S200,bu and $300,000,
The firs was started by a gas explosion.
Many tenants occupied ths upper rooms
of ths Brunswick Bowling company ant
twenty families were driven out. Soldiers
from ths army barracks helped to rascus
a number of half-clad women and children.
THE REMEDY
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composed, makes it an especially desirabls and eflectire reined in the treat
inent of sores and ulcers of everr kind. Since an imonre condition of the
blood is responsible for the trouble, a medicine that can purify the blood ia
the only hope of a successful cure; and it should be a medicine that not only
cleanse the circulation, but one that at the same time restores the blood to
its normal, rich, nutritire condition. S. & & is lust such a remedy. It ia
made entirely of healing, cleansing vegetable properties, extracted from na
ture's roots, herbs and barks of the forest and fields. It has Ions; been
recognized as the greatest of all blood purifiers, possessing- the qualities
necessary to remove everr impurity ia the blood. When S. 6- 8. has purified
the circulation, and strengthened and enriched it, sores and ulcers heal read
ily and surely, because they are no longer fed and kept open by a continual
discharge into them of irritating disease-laden matter from the blood. S. 8. S.
brings about a healthy condition of the flesh byaupplying it with rich,
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aa4 meets tfid nj medical advice mailed free to all who write.
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