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Do You Like HonestdSquare Dealing

Drd Pierces worldfamed medicines are put out under the belief thatpublicity is the best possible guaranty of merit apd that the most intel-

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people generally want to know what they take into their stom-

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x whether it be as food drink or medicine Although it was a boldstep to take and quite out of the usual practice of makers of proprie-tary

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medicines yet Dr Pierce some time ago decided to publish broad-cast

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T I and on all his bottlewrappers all the ingredients entering into thecomposition or makeup of his celebrated family medicines A square4etl is therefore assured every one using his medicines for one knows

iexactly what he or she is paying for when purchasing them since everyingredient published in plain English on the bottle wrappers and thecorrectness of the same attested under solemn oath These several ingredL ¬

ents are selected from among 1je very best known to medical sciencefor the cure of the various diseases for which these medicines are

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recommended ni I

r The n o t eminent And leading med-al t4iheri and writers of all the

several schools of have endorsed4 each of the ingredient entering into Dr

Fierce medicines in the strongest posr fibtrterms The makers of Dr Pierces

K14i ebelieve hat intelligentpeop-efgf < 4 yifh to opVi a

a t young birs and gulp down-whatee s Ie to them either infthe wayoTToOTj rl or medicinewithout knowing sonikhing of theproperties and hsrmJ character of

agents employed They bejlevqhe this too ggGrfld A hffrit e to

gxperimented wtli7nnd that veopleiI K medicine ot the com

stt th eptiiz I norce Lr terce medicines are made

W1i from the roots of plants foundr

trowing in the depths of our Americanforeflte They are so compounded thatthey cannot do harm in any case even-

t to the most delicate woman or cltila Byg open publicity Pierce has taken

I medicines out of the list of secret nos-trums

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of doubtful merit and madethem REMEDIES OF KNOWN COMPOiiTiON They are therefore in a classall by themselves being absolutely and

I in every sense nonsecretBy this bold step Dr Pierce has shown

that his formulas are of such excellencethat he is not afraid to subject them ti-

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fullest scrutiny grThere IS a adge of on every

bottle of Dr Pierces mediCInes in thec full list of Its ingredients duly attested

correct under solemn oath4 No ofher medicines put up for genera-lie through can make claim-tor any such distinction and none other

f than Dr Pierces medicines have anyuch professional endorsement of their

tI ingredients Such endorse ¬

1ment should have far more weight with

r j afflicted than amount of lay ornonprofessional endorsement or testi ¬

0f course the exact proportion ofMob ingredient used in Dr Piercestt

V medicines as well as the working formulai or manner of preparing the same and-

S the specially devised apparatus and ap¬

Jlanc employed inI are WIthheld from publicity that Dr

f Pierces may be fullyt I protected from such unprincipled imi

Utori u might be piratically inclinedThe preparation of these medicines

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without toe use oi a drop of alcohol sor r 4

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generally employed and yet so harmfulin ran to most invalids whenits use is long continued eVen in smalldoses cost Dr Pierce several years ofcareful study and labor with the aid ofskilled pharmacists and chemists toassist him Naturally he does not careto give and exactprocesses for preparing these medicines

want to deal in the mostopen manner with all his patrons andpatients and under this frank open andhonest way of dealing they may knowexactly what they are taking when tilinghis medicines t

What Do They Cure This ques ¬

tion is often asked concerning DrPierces two leading medicines tt GoldenMedical Discovery and n Favorite Pre-scription

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The answer is that w Golden MedicalDiscovery iaa most potent alterative-or bloodpurifier and tonic or invigor-ator and acts especially favorably in acurative and healing way upon all themucous lining surfaces as of the nasalpassages throat bronchial tubes stom-ach

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bowels and bladdercnr I aper cent of catarrhal cases whether thedisease affects the nasal passages thethroat larynx bronchia stomach ascatarrhal dyspepsia bowels as mucousdiarrhea uterus or otherpelvic organs Even in the chronic orulcerative stages of these affections itis often successful in effecting cures

The Favorite Prescription is advised-for the cure of one class of diseasesonly

those peculiar derange ¬

ments and irregularities incident towomen It is a powerful yet gen ¬

tly actin invigoratin tonic and-strengthening nervine 1 or weak wornout overworked womenno matterwhat has caused the breakdown tt Fa-vorite

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Prescription will be fotina mosteffective in building up the strengthregulating the womanly functions sub¬

duing pain and bringing about a healthyvigorous condition of the whole systoa

women suffering from diseases of longstanding are invited tOvConsult DoctorPierce by letter free All correspond-ence

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shed as te andsacredly confidential Address Dr RV Pierce Buffalo N Y

Dr Pierces Medical Adviser 1000pages iq1 sent free on receipt of 21 onecent tamps for papercovered or 31stamps for copy A 1dresa-W3 above

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HC5 steam and furnace heat large faculty perfect health conditions fine gym-nasium

¬I athletic field tennis courts golf links baseball and basketballteams champions of Florida this year Nearly a quarter of a million dollarsendowment expenses are moderate scholarships available Christian b-

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SILVER SPRINGS-

J J Boss has resumed charge of ourmill as superintendent

The old dock at the Springs has-been torn away and several hundredloads of sand thrown in which makesa fine place to bathe

Mr and Mrs Fred Grantham MrsHenry Stewart and Mr William Stew-art

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attended the Lynne barbecue lastFriday Others would have gone butno conveyance was available

The Ocala and Northern railroad hareached Yurt McCoy and is pushing< > n towards Palatka which point it

ill reach some time in the sweet byeand bye I

Mrs Tarver who has been quite illfor some time we are glad to know isup and about again-

A number of our citizens contemplace a visit to Salt Springs in thenear future to enjoy the fine bachingand wonderful curative power of thesesprings

On Tuesday afternoon the Mathewsbrothers Frank and Bob made theinitial trip with tWfeir new launch ticMerry Widow They were accom-

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by the following parties MissSallie Bell Wright of Augusta GaMiss Minnie Hendon Miss Mary Juhan Miss Annie Mathews Miss Mar-garet

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Anderson Miss Josie BullockMiss Vivian Dame Messrs Jolm Sul-livan

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John Pelot and Walter ThickerAs the trim little launch glided out onthe sparking waters of the Springsthe bottle of champagne presented byMr Kallenberger and Harry Precht-

as broken over the bow by MissHenddn ami Miss Mathews christen-ing

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her Merry Widow They turnedher prow eastward and proceeded toGrahamville where they partook of n

unch and enjoyed themselves untilthe moon made her appearance whenthey weighed anchor and returnedborne to dream of the long remember-ed

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trip The Messrs Mathews deservegreat credit for the workmanship dis-played

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in design and building of thisbeautiful launch

Harry Stilwell who holds the trunkousting job on the Seaboard betweenJacksonville and Tallahassee came inSaturday to pay a visit to his sisterMrs J H Howard-

Mr B T Perdue has secured a po ¬I

sition as machinist with the RentzLumber Co He doffed his coat roll-ed

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up his sieves and actually went tohard work Hurrah for BateF W H GUes went to Dade City Sun-day

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to see his Susanna What nextCapt Ha swbflei riding on the

front of an 0 N engirje had his footbadly mashed when the pilot picked-up a cow and threw her on him

S A L carpenters are at work onthe depot making some very muchiieej3ed repairs and changes The up-per

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story is converted into two wait ¬r

ing rooms for white and black whichl v ill be quite an improvement overwaiting on rosinbarrels and the plat ¬

I form The building needs a coat ofpaint badly

THEY LOqKED

Albany May 19Nevs has reachedAlbany of a deplorable tragedy whichoccurred at Oakfield early last even ¬

ing Mack Lippitt Ja young man wellknown in this section was preparing-to go to church with another memberot the household-

A revolver was OPT the dresser in hisroom and he pick4d it up Placing themuzzle of the weapon against the sideof his head he said

Look here Instantly there was a-

loud report and Lippitt fell to thefloor He was dead in a short time

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It is not doubted that the firing ofI the shot was accidental It is pre ¬

sumed that the young man withoutbeing aware of his danger pressed thetrigger of the revolver harder than herealized causing it to be discharged

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WILLIAMS KIDNEY PILLS

Have you neglectea your kidneysHave you overworked your nervoussystem and caused trouble with yourkidneys and ladder Have you pains-in loins side back groins and blad ¬

der Have you a flabby appearance-of the face specially under the eyesToo frequent a desire to pass urine-If so Williams Kidney Pills willcure you Sold by the AntiMonopolyDrugstore t

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The Hand of God-

I saw a man the other day on thestreet and he was reaching a gropinghand out like tills 1 stopped andwatched him and pretty soon a childcame along and reached out a littledirty chapped hand and the blindhand got the childs hand and the blindlips smiled and the little fellow said

Come lets go And the blind manwas feeling for the hand Ah myheart feel for the hand and when youcatch the hand that is warm at thepalm and strong as strength at the

1 fingers and niagiietical like the light¬

nings then know you have got theI

hand you have got the hand of Godand you will go together to the up ¬

lands and to the top of them and onthe climb of the uplands you shall staywith God forever Rev William A-

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The Childs AdviceLittle Arthur stood peering down into

the countenance of his baby sisterwhom the nurse was singing to sleep

Say nurse he finally whispered-Its nearly unconscious isnt itThe nursenodded in the affirmative-

and sang onThen dont slug any more OP youll

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CROSSMAN WENT CRAZY

While Discussing the Result of a Re ¬

vival with his Wife and CutHer Throat

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Fairmont Va May 19 Following a I

cries Of revival meetings which hatlad been conducting Rev C S Gross-man

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aged 50 a Methodist preacher-cut his wifes throat with a butcherknife killing her

The couple were discussing themeetings here there had been agreat number of conversions The min-ister

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seized a knife lying on the tableand attacked the woman She fled I-

into the yard and was pursued andoverpowered

After the killing CrQssman gavet

himself up to the police He told themthat he had suffered an attack oftemporary insanity He became I

national when he saw hisWlfeS deadI

1ody His wife was thirty years oldand a member of a prominent Fair ¬

mont family

THE LUCKY QUARTER

Is the one u y out for a box ofDr Kings N lw IfifjaPllls Thy bringyou the health t s more preciousthan jewels Tr hem for headachebiliousness constipation and malariafl they disappoint you the price will becheerfully refunded at any drugstore

Why He Let Em GrowYes Ive given up shaving he told

his friends I never could sbuvt my¬

self and the last time 1 was operated-on I was III such a blue funk that 1

shudder to think of it The barberhad a musical ear mid lie lathered moto the tune of Tlit Blind Boy whIchwas being ground out by a barrel organclose by Slow certainly but nothing

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to complain about By the time thescraping process had commenced thetune had changed to th liveliest ofjigs and the musical shaver seemed tobe enjoying himself hugely as he didhis best to ktfep tIm I was afraid totake a breath for fekr It would be mylast

Then the organ stopped but onlyfor a second and when I heard thestrains of Stop Your Tiykllug Jock ivowed that rather than run the risk ofbeing Unished off in a barbers chairby a musical maniac 1 would let emgrow for the future and chance thecrop Modern Society-

His Parting ShotThe late Catholic bishop Itaphoe Ire-

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used often to tell this withmuch enjoyment UI was SUc1deniy calf

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ed he said from my home to see anunfortunate sailor who had been cast

I ashore from a wreck and was lyingspeectiless on th ground but npt quitedead The lifes in him still yourreverence be stirred a little so 1

stooped down and said to him Mypoor man youre nearly gone but justtry to say one little word or make onelittle sign to show that you are dying-in the true faith So he opened one ofhis eyes just a wee bit and he saidBloody end to the pope and so died

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CLOSING CONCERT-

The closing concert ofthe EmersonIndustrial School will be given in theLome chapel May 26th at 3 p mFriends of the school are most cor ¬

dially invited to be presentC M Buckbee Supt

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It JR a pity to see a person neglectindications of kldneyor bladder trouJuethat may Joe t1t in Brights diseasewhen jtineM Remedy willdrrect irregufaiwfesf and strengthen-liiese organs Ta e Foleys KidneyRemedy at theTfrst sign of dangerSold by all dealers-

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE OFFINAL DISCHARGE

Notice is hereby given that on theSecond Day of June A D19O8-

the undersigned admliiistrator f theestate of A H Frederick deceasedwill make my final settlement withHon Joseph Bell judge of probate athis office in Ocala Marion county

I Lia and will apply for my discharge-as administrator of said estate-

R FrederickAdm of Estat of A H Frederick

deceasedNov 19th 1907

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NOTICE OF INSTITUTIONI

OFSUIT BY ATTACHMENTI

To Credit Mutuel De FranceYou wiJl take notice that Richard

McConathy has commenced a suit byattachment against you in the circuitcourt of the fifth judicial circuit ofFlorida in and for Marion county andrioperty of yours in Polk countyFlorida has been levied upon underthe writ of attachment therein

Now you and all other persons in ¬

terested are required to appear tosaId action on July 6th A D 1908

This May 1st A D 1908Richard McConathy

SistrunkClerk Circuit Court Marion Co Fla

By HB Foy Jr D C

Executors Notice to CreditorNotice is hereby given to all cred ¬

itors legatees distributees and an-

other persons having claims or de ¬

mands against the estate WiliaminaOwen deceased to present the samto the undersigned executor withintvo years Thcs J OwenAs Executor of the Last Will and

I Testament of Wilamina OwenOcala Fla April 11th 1908-

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