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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL FRIDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 5 1909 3r

A Neat

I rFancy Vesta-

dds much to the appearance

of a welldressed man Wehave just received a new line

1I of Vests from the best mak-

ers

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of vests in the UnitedStates and can fit you in pri-

ces

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from 150 to 750

See our south window for

display of a few of our new

Vests also Sox and Ties

Be a Standard Dressed

Man

STANDARDTtlesen Bldg Pensacola F-

laDIRECTORYw Dr Mallory KennedyO-

ffices 311313 Blount BldgHours 10 a m to 12 and 3 to 5

p m-

Phone 696Genlto Urinary Diseases a Spe-

cialty¬

AT J WELCH Dentistp Old Office

Fisher Building= hone 1078

if DENTAL NOTICEI recommend Dr J R Hlghsmlth as an

gentleman and a graduate of oneSrtine best university dental schooI of theeaat He is conscientious and will do only-lucb work as you need and with sevenFears practice and reasonable charges-

ou We not part ¬should know him arebut will occupy my old office to

ether Fisher Building PhoneWELCH

1078

< JOHN S BEARDVTTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAWOffices 301 and 3012 Thlesen Building

P1totcrnUCuu 8ttftondEl ra to

MSS A CARLENNaturopath Freckle and Wrinkles re-

moved¬

Massage a specialty Suite 388330 Brent Building Phone 333

NOTICEDr Hutchinson has returned and re-

turned¬

the practice of surgery and dis ¬

of women Brent BuildingShone 1432 residence 222 West DeSotostreet residence phone 899

DR J B TILLERDENTIST

310 Blount BuildingOffice Phone 80 Residence Phone 41

DR L H D PIERCERoom Blount Building Phone

I63300021limited to diseases of Eye

Car Nose and Throat Hours 9 to 12 an 2 to 4 p m

T G YATES M DOptician

410 Blount BuildingTwenty years experience as an Eye

Specialist Examination free

KODAKERST-ry the celebrated French film for sale-y> and get better results

than you have ever gotten before Allilzea kept In stoc-

kSOUTHERNI BRICK COManufacturers of

1 BUILDING AND FIRE BRICKOffice 412 ThIesen BuildIng

Phono 169 rla

GEO T MORCANATTORNEY AT LAWq Room 1toO-

Telephone 354

REAL ESTATE INSURANCE

QEN CLIA R KCOMPANY

Room 904 Phone 979

SECRET SOCIETIES-F A M

Special communication of Escam ¬

Lodge No 15 F A MFriday Nov 5th at 730 oclockWork in the FC decree Visit ¬ing brothers fraternally Invited

HARRY W GIBBSE J QUIGLEY VT itSecretary

Junior Order United American MechanicMallory Council No 12 Order of-

IratnJted American Mechanics meets everyand third Friday nights at 720-

clocfc> at 1C or P hall West Gardenmeet Visiting members InvitedV C MEYERI L POIDEVANT Counc1COSecreta-

JPenucoiaLaagIro 4 i O O FPeoBacala Lodge No t L 0 OFsieet every Thursday night at 73 attheir halt corner Baylen and BelmontlUMta VUttor cordially nvtLruPEe NIELsENQ LAMBRECHT N Qf Secretary

iOLUNTEER VETERAN FIREMENVolunteer Veteran Firemena Associa-

tions¬

merts at Knights of ColumbusHall tfap first Friday in eaca montbat 800 p m

J N AJJDPEWSDAN MURPHY President

Becrota-

rrKNOWLES BROSInsuranceF-

IRE LIFE ACCIDENT MARINEGeneral Agents of

The EquitableL-IFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF NEWYOR-

KJIUna Hrnt Ida Samn4 IIAAI

Metzger BrosC-ash Buyers

Scrap iron Metal EtcHabile

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tlli TERSELY TOLj500 REWARD-

The Journai will pay S500 reward-for evidence sufficient to convict anyboy or person found stealing sub ¬

scribers papers after delivery of sameby carrier-

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M McCall or Brewton wasamong the business visitors to the cityyesterday-

Dr W R Smith and wife of Florala were among the registered guests-at the Escambla yesterday

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J M Calhoun a prominent attor ¬

ney of Marianna was a visitor to thecity yesterday being here on legalbusiness-

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von Lersch was registered atthe Escambia yesterday arrivingfrom the East Wednesday night anddepart at noon yesterday-

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meeting of the Volunteer Fire ¬

mens Association is to be held at Kof C hall tonight at 8 oclock Somematters of great interest to all themembers are to be brought up and itis expected all will be present to join-in the discussions

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The Eighth artillery band whichwent to New Orleans for the visitthere of President Taft is expected toTeturn to the city this morning-

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The first 1910 calendar received byThe Journal comes from Jas R Nix

Co Its a beauty tooAn old gentleman named Bonifay

suffered very much Wednesday nightwith cramps having been brought onhis physician informed him fromeating oysters His condition grew I

fearful about midnight and a doctorwas summoned-

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big concrete mixing machineused in the wood block paving workhas been placed in Charge of a localmachine shop for repairs the ma¬

chine not having properly mixed theconcrete lately It will be placed Inservice again within few days

Lee Boyd and Sam Cover danger-ous and suspicious characters andconvicted of such a charge In therecorders court were sentenced to30 days each on the streets yester¬

day In the case of Cover an orderwas made that sentence be suspend-ed

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on condition that he got out oftown within 24 hours which he prom-ised

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to doS S S-

Cars on the Belt line have a short ¬

ened run each day At present theymove only between the AmericanKttorml bunk building Tm Otyvemment street to the intersection ofCevallos and Gregory streets Buone car is operated and it is keptmoving giving a fairly good sched-ule

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under the circumstancesLicense seekers are informed that

receipts for fees paid may be pro ¬

cured at the Pensacola State Bancwhich has lately been designated thecity depository Receipts presentedto Comptroller John G Ward in thecity hall building will be all the evi-dence

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required to prove that the lawhas been complied with in this par ¬

ticularS a a

John R Lewis who made a sten ¬

ographic report of tHe peonage pro¬

ceedings in the federal court for thepast several days finished his workyesterday and left on the eastbound5 p m train for Lockhart Ala toresume his duties in the JacksonLumber1 Companys offices

John McCluskey was fined 5 andcosts in the recorders court yester-day

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for allowing stock to roam atlarge in the city limits One dollarwas remitted Lizzie Wilkersoncharged with a like offense was fin¬

ed 5S S

G H Muller has notified the hoardof works of his decision In the mat ¬

ter of getting through his propertyon Barrancas avenue His price forthe four lots is an even thousanddollars and for a rightofway 750Such information has been madeknown to the chairman who will soreport at the next meeting MrMuller claims that a rightofwaywould impair the value of other lots

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Granite slabs to be used in trim ¬

ming pavement on Intendenciastreet are arriving In large quanti-ties

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and yesterday a number of themwere placed end to end ready for useon Intendencla street between Palafox and Baylen-

Mischievousa a aboys last night scat ¬

tered a number of creosote woodblocks in dark places on sidewalks-on Garden Gregory and oth-er

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streets Much complaint wasmade of these pranks since a sensi ¬

tive toe striking one of the obscureblocks in the dark would cause painand a hot temper Officers tried torun up with some of the youngstersbut failed

ARE YOU COMINGLICENSE INSPECTORS

HAVE BEEN DETAILED

License inspectors for both cityand county have been detailed and

State of Ohio City of Toledo LucasCounty ssFrank J Cheney makes oath that he is

senior partner of the firm of F J Cheney-Co doing business In the city of To ¬

ledo County and State aforesaid andthat said firm will pay the sum of ONEHUNDRED DOLLARS for each andevery case of Catarrh that cannot becured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure

FRANK J CHENEYSworn to before me and subscribed in

my presence this 6th day of Decemb-erA 18S6

vSeal> A W GLEASONNotary Public

Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally-and acts directly on the blood and mu ¬

cous surfaces of the system Send fortestimonials free

F J CHENEY CO Toledo QSold by all Druggists 75cTake Halls Family Pills for constipa ¬

tim

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BAD STOMACH I

PUT IN ORDER

THE MOST SEVERE CASE OF INDI-

GESTION

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GAS HEARTBURN OR

DYSPEPSIA IS RELIVED FIVE

MINUTES AFTER TAKING A

LITTLE DIAPEPSIN

If what you just ate is souring onyour stomach or lies like a lump oflead refusing to digest or you belchGas and Eructate sour undigestedfood or have a feeling of DizzinessHeartburn Fullness Nausea Badtaste in mouth and stomach headache-

this is IndigestionA full case of Papes Diapepsin-

costs only 50 cents and will thoroughjly cure your outoforder stomachleave sufficient about the house in-case some one else in the family maysuffer from stomach trouble or Indi-gestion

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Ask your pharmacist to show youthe formula plainly printed on these50cent cases then you will under-stand

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why Dyspeptic trouble of all I

kinds must go and why they usuallyrelieve sour outoforder stomachs orIndigestion in five minutes Diapep-sin is harmless and tastes like candythough each dose contains power suf-ficient

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to digest and prepare for as-similation

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into the blood all the foodyou eat besides It makes you go tothe table with a healthy appetite but I

what will please you most Is that you I

will feel that your stomach and in¬

testines are clean and fresh and youwill not need to resort to laxatives orliver pills for Biliousness or Constipa ¬

tionThis city will have many Diapepsincranks as some people will call thembut you will be cranky about thissplendid stomach preparation too ifyou ever try a little for Indigestion orGastritis or any other Stomachmisery

Get some now this minute and for¬

ever rid yourself of Stomach Troubleand Indigestion

GentlemenAttention-

A new suit for 75 cents Your suitdry cleaned by the latest French pro ¬

cess and not scrubbed-For one week only beginning Tues ¬

day Nov 2Goods called for and delivered

Pensacoia Steam DyeWorks-

W K BISHOP Proprieor12 West Romana St

Phone 125Ladles Watch our ad next week

Fresh ImportedG-

oods in CheesesPastes Spaghetti Mac¬

aroni etc and

Groceries-of every descriptionnew fresh and pureThe stock includes

Fruit CakesC-

andies Nuts RaisinsCranberries and every ¬

thing that your autumntable demands

Marine Grocery Co-

V J VIDAL Manager

Phone 725 604608 South Palafox St

are now at work S B Flynn a spec¬

ial officer has been detailed by Mar-shal

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Sanders to look out for the citysinterest while Deputy Sheri Jonesis doing like work for the county andstate

For goodness sake eatMothers Bread Hugheys133 West Intendencia Phone855ARE

YOU COMINGRESULTS OF THE-

FOOTBALL GAMESM-

acon 10 University of Chatta ¬

nooga 0-

Clemson 6 University of SouthCarolina 0-

FARMAN AGAIN WINNERMourmelon France Nov 4Henry

Farman the English aviator won theMichelin cup today beating the aero ¬

plane records for duration and dis-tance

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covering 144 miles in fourhours six minutes and 25 seconds

Read The Journals WantAds ad profit thereby

INSPECTOR AND

SAFETY BOARD

DO NOT AGREE

SAFETY BOARD HOLDS OPERA

HOUSE IS SAFE WHILE OPPO ¬

SITE VIEW HELD BY BUILDING

INSPECTOR JOHNSON EXAMI-

NATION

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OF HOUSE MADE

According to action taken by theboard of safety yesterday the Pensacola opera house building Is safe Acontrary view however is taken byBuilding Inspector Jan M JohnsonWho says certain changes he recom-mended

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will have to be made beforethe house is safe The board paa eda resolution declaring sufficientchanges had been made to make theplayhouse safe which so far as theboard is concerned ends the matterThe building inspector says he has nodesire to persecute the opera houseowners or management but havingbeen called upon by the board made-an examination of the place

The board of safety at a meetingheld Wednesday night named MrElliott to go with the building in ¬

spector and ascertain if changes asordered looking to making the housesafe had been made Mr Elliott andMr Johnson went over the house yes-terday morning and when the boardmet in special session at 330 p mmade their report which was as fol ¬

lowsCommittee Report

Pensacola Fla Nov 4th 09Hon Board of Public Safety City

Gentlemen After our examinationthis morning we find the followingportion of our recommendations havebeen complied with

On first floor the windows havebeen cut down and the sash removed-red lights over all exits and signs inplace balcony exit leading out onGovernment street red light over signmarked exit loading from this bal ¬

cony also red Tight at the head ofthe stairs also doors at the foot ofthe stairs leading outward Threewindows on the south side markedexit have red lights over them andsigns exit opening into lavatory has

red light over it Stage water cur ¬

talnhas been installed instead of as-bestos and new hose and nozzleshave been supplied and are in place

Not Complied WithThe following will show what has

not been complied withThe furnace under the centre of

the stage and flue pipe which passesthrough the floor of the stage havenot been properly protected in order-to eliminate danger from fire theaisle down the centre This not beenextended to the orchestra as recom-mended the windows on the southside of the balcony Jave not beenchanged into doors and fire escapesprovided as recommended The win-dows

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over the main entrance on thewest eIevation have not been cut intodoors and fire escapes providedneither have these three windowsbeen marked with exit signs and redlights placed over them as required by I

law there is no white light at theToot of the stairs at the door openingon government street and there is nowhite light in the lavatory leading outinto large corridor opening out intobalcony on the west side

Respectfully-E W ELLIOTT-JAS M JOHNSON

CommitteeThe Recommendations

Following the committee reportsome recommendations were madeIn a communication addressed to theboard all were Incorporated Thisfollows

Pensacola Fla Nov 4th 09Hon Board of Public Safety City

Gentlemen We the undersignedmembers of your committee beg toreport the following in reference tothe Pensacola opera house

First Under the head of recom-mendations

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from the building inspect-or

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the following was recommended1 There should be an asbestos

curtain for the front of the stage thesides of the openings are of wood andfire could easily creep around to theauditorium these sides should be cov-ered

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with metal 2 The furnaceunder the centre of the stage shouldhave the proper protection from allwood work The flue from the stagepasses through the flooring with thesheet iron next to the woodwork thisline should be covered with propercovering 3 The three windows onthe first floor on the south sideshould be made into doors openingout to an iron balcony with wide fireescape stairs leading to the adjoininglot 4 The aisles down the centreshould by all means extend throughto the orchestra instead of half wayof the auditorium 5 The windows-on the south side of the balconyshould be treated the same as thewindows on the first floor the win ¬

dows on the west elevation over themain entrance should be cut intolarge doors opening outward andthere should also be metal stairwaysleading from the front balcony to themain street

All of which is submit ¬

ted Respectfully etcHouse Voted to be Safe

A general discussion followed andat length it was decided that as thehouse was not a fireproof buildingthe changes which had been madewere sufficient to make the placereasonably safe A motion to sucheffect was offered by Mr Elliott whowas a member of the examining com-mittee

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Manager Xick Smith waspresent and he gave the board all theInformation asked for He maintainedalso that the local house would befound to have more exits than manylarger houses where immense throngsassemble the country ove-

rKuppenheimer and boysclothing being sold out at ac-tual

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cost The Hub oppositePostoffice

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has actually been changed

The Biscuitand cultivated by Uneeda

No longer are people sat¬Taste isfied with crackers takenfrom the grocers box orbarrel exposed to dustof the moisture handling

They have learned that theNation only crackers that are crisp

tender always fresh andreally good are those pro¬

tected by a moistureproofpackage These are the kindthey getas if just from theoyen when they ask f-

orUneeda7

Biscuite2

NATIONAL

COMPANYBISCUIT ae

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COOK IS COMING

IN THE KALOLAHI

FOR THE RACES

HAS HIS FAST RACER THE BLUE

WING II ABOARD AND VILLRACE HER IN THE MOTOR BOAT

RACESDUNHAM GETTING THEORA READY

Commodore Jas C Watson of thePensacola Yacht and Motor BoatClub yesterday received the informa-tion that AV A Cook a prominent andwealthy resident of New Orleans willbe here next week coming on hisyacht the Kalolah He will haveaboard the famous racing boat BlueWing IT which has been entered intha AllGulf regatta here next week

The Blue Wing is one of the fastestboats of her type on the gulf coastand her owner will strive to defeatthe other boats entered in class A

W A Dunham owner of the Orais getting that vessel in good shapefor the races The cabin has beenremoved and she is stripped and infine racing form the hull having beenscraped and the engine overhauled-

The Margaret W a thirtysix footboat of 24 horse power has been en ¬

tered in class B by W B Wynn ofMarianna The vessel is now at StAndrews where the cabin has beenremoved and she has been strippeddown to racing condition She has aspeed of about fifteen miles an hourbut is expected to be better when inracing trim

Your cough annoys you Keep onhacking and tearing tie delicate mem-branes

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of your throat if you want tobe annoyed But if you want relief I

want to be cured take ChamberlainsoCugh Remedy

Discontinuance sale ofsuits now going on TheHub opposite Postoffi-

ceAPPOINTMENT

OF PARK FUNDS

PARK COMMISSIONERS MEET

WITH COMMITTEE FROM BOARD-

OF WORKS AND THE LATTER

EXPLAIN THE ALLOTMENTS-

By invitation of the board of publicworks the various park commission-ers

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met at the city hall at 430 yester-day

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to discuss plans for park improve-ment There were present Dr Block-er and Wm Fisher the park commitI-tee from the board of publicand the following park commissioners-A Greenhut J A Avant A M AveryC R Burgoyne W B Runyan O LBass Cade Shackleford A J Johnson-C F Zeek T B Welles Frank LMayes A S Cox Jas C Watson Ru-

M Robinson and H K DavisDr Blocker explained the appor-

tionment of the park funds sayingthat the board had thought it best toconsolidate much of the money oncertain parks so that the work thereincould be finished in proper shapeNext year these perks would not need-so much and the others could then betaken care of

Mr Fisher explained that the ser-vices

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ot Landscape Gardener Kemblewho has done so much for the PlazaJwould be available for work in theother parks and particularly in the

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FreeDemonstration Free

The E E Forbes Piano Co wish to announcethat starting Friday November 6th 1909 they willgive Free Concerts daily 4 to 6 p m and 8 to 930-p m with the Worlds Famous Auto Piano at Pensacolas Popular KandyKitchen-

These concerts will be given to demonstrate theability of the performer to give the exact reproduc-tion of Manual playing on the Piano with the aid ofthe original Auto Piano with the wonderful Soloistattachments which gives the performer unlimitedpossibilities in phrasing accenting bringing out thetheme which is impossible with any player piano de¬

vice on the marketThe soloist attachment can be obtained only in

the genuine Auto PianoWe take pleasure in announcing that Mr How¬

ard Hill will demonstrate this wonderful Auto PianoMr Hill is known the music world over as the mostaccomplished performer in the Player Piano businessHis playing is a treat and is very instructive-

It will pay you to come and listen If you have-a dead Piano in your home we will be pleased to take-it as part payment on one of the Auto Pianos There-are over 20000 selections you can get for the AutoPiano

Remember if you have a Player Piano in mindfor Christmas be sure it is the genuine Auto PianoMore Auto Pianos sold than all other makes comebined There is a reason for this Mr Hill will bepleased to answer your questions

Remember the place Kandy Kitchen and thetime 4 to 6 p m and 8 to 9 30 p m Also rememberAuto Pianos are sold only by E E Forbes Piano CoVVWVWSAAVW AAAAAAAAiftAAAAAAAA

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The First Cold SnapM-ay reach you before this warning or it may comelater on At all events when it does come nine outof ten win wake up and start calling for coal DONTGET CAUGHT but if you do remember that wehandle only the highest grades of domestic and steamcoals

Phone us your order Office 93 Yard 6

o A R y z C014 EAST GOVERNMENT ST

We also handle Lime Brick and Cement

matter of suggestions and advicewhere the park commissioners dasired to consult with him

DOCTORS RIG-

ViASSMASHED

RECKLESSNESS OF ALLEN SCHU ¬

MACHER CAUSED HIM TO BE

ARRESTED AND HAVE RATHER

UNIQUE SENTENCE IMPOSED-

If Allen Schumacher a doctor paysthe costs of repairs to Dr W D

Sobless buggy he will not have to-

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pay a fine of K and costs imposedupon him by the recorder yesterdayAn order was made and entered onthe docket that fine to be suspendedproviding defendant pays costs to putbuggy In condition the same aa itwas before the accident

Schumacher crashed into tho rtg ofDr Nobles Wednesday and damagedthe buggy very much He was con-victed

¬In the recorders court and

fined Then the alternating penaltywas ordered He said he would havethe buggy fixed

A BROKEN BACKThat pain in your back caused by

lumbago stiff muscles or a strata Isan easy thing to get rid of BallardsSnow Liniment cures rheumatismlumbago sore and stiff musclesstrains sprains cuts burns bruisesscalds and all aches and pains Yoaneed a bottle in your house

Sold by W A DAlemberte drug-gist

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and apothecary 121 South Palfox Street 4-

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