The Linwood Times from Linwood, Kansas • 5

Jan. 1910 THE LINWOOD TIDIES. H. B. Browning buys veal calves.

Remember him whenever you have veals to sell. Your stationary is not complete unless you have the initiai of your surname embossed upon the top left corner of the letter paper. Kelsey will sell you a beautiful, 'nickel embossing press for $1.00. The kind othors soil at $2.50, Ernest Allison went to Kansas City, Monday, to consult his physican about his eyes. While in Oklahoma his eyes became inflamed so that he began to wear glasses as a protection.

Since returning to this vicinity his eyes are so much improved that he hopes to' discontinue the use of glasses. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey For Coughs and Colds. hose tuho nnsh to be cf- fcctiitc in the uovlo, haie a- motut the Uvzt ituli mtt Ms-, Clarence Caulk entartained his cousin, James Oaulk, over Sunday. We sell mere Kelseys -Liver Tablets than of all other physics combined. This is because they are so pleasent and ive.

CJtntratjhtfl obstacle they meet, the woofcett mett uho Your best erirl willbe delighted. tn ha.vp -j -it hovet on tlte safe coe of ev- ertj conflict, theiv utm lafcen i 1 1 im iii i uto imwh ul with uet Maithcts, ano fhto- Uxa the freight of theiv live in smothevutfl; cntlntittoms iohn 1U. OEhttvchmam LIVE IT DOWN. HAS your heart a bitter sorrow? Live it clown. Think about the glad to-morrow And live it down.

You will find it never pays, Just to sit, wet-eyed, and gaze On the grave of vanished days, Live it down. Have you made some awful error? Live it down. Do not hide your face in terror, But live it down. Look the world square in the eyes Go ahead as one who tries To be honored ere he dies; Live it down. Dr.

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