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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
Came Honestly by It

From the New York Weekly
Mistsh Ebony-How is youah good
health dis mo'nin', Mistah Black?
Mistah Black-I't all hunky,lory,
'cept my right am, Mistah Ebony.
rs suferin' from de tennis elbow.
"Wot you been doin' ?'
"Beatin' ca'pet."
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16

Ayers Hair Vigor has long held the
first place, as hair-dressing, inthe es-
timation of the public. Ladies find
that this preparation gives q beautiful
gloss to the hair, and gentlemen use it
to prevent badness and cure humors in
the scalp.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16

Words cannot express the gratitude
which people feel for the benefit done
them by the use of Ayers SarsaparilIa.
Long-standing cases Of rheumatism
yield to this remedy, when all others
fall to give the relief. The medicine
thoroughly expels the poison from the
blood,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
When All Three Arc Combined!

From the Fort Worth Gazette.
Stupidity is to the mind what c,um'
siness is to the body. Stubborness is
the heroism of little minds.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
Pulled Both Ways.

"BarroHs lacks decision. He never
goes one way or the other"
"What could you expect? He has
porous plaster on bis back and another
on his chest"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16

Ex-senator George F. Edmunds, ex-
Senator Wade Hampton, and Senator
Mcpherson are together fishing in the
wilds of Canada. Mr.. Edmunds and
Gen. Hampton are the guests OF the
New jersey Senator.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
Cr. and DR..
TEroy,o tho no11oc Mana

From the Dallas News.
How would it do to have two kinds
Of money-a cheap kind for our credi-
tors, and high kind for our debtors?
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16

A Senator Takes Two Ex-Senators Fishing.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-18
THEY rSpoRsE 1T.
The Democratic state Convention Makes
the sGfs Its own.

Up 70 Thursday. the 26sh az February, TIE
iuicuiious proceedings in the senate might
have been considered ss merely the scheme
of few designing politicians " bonn DO
Ii,icsl land slide bad sent &c Lansing. but the
Democratic state convention. held on that
dsr, made The srfams iss oEn, aud commit.
ted the whole party 20 the disrerniAble Airs
and methods recently Developed. IN the
platform. IS reported hy The eomwittre on
resolutions. wss the following plank;
eve indorss the action II the state
sensie to fesrissslv deciding th@
lste contests for ssst. secof8-
ing - the TESTIMONY. ans in unsesting mem
hers hoidiDg theiT places b. fraud and ia
eisibe their places to the usnbers chosen ~
the peopis"
bis resolution uss received IN the corTsB-
tior with sperisi demonstrations ~ sr-
pisose, n which such rreoEnfzei Dem
rerztic lesders Dee ". ltrk}Hsga. lease
" Weston sd Fdsin = TT besrfiiv
foined 1ts convent8on hss siTesaf -
-eepted. vsta sppisa~e. I1eat. 6ev. stfenu -
- temEurnrv chssT1sa. soa ncy So 1Fu
use-nseTs vset via e.ch other - arfsi~u5 .fss
skss r-seiatton, which wss s1ogse3 vithout =
Discerning roS~s.
The -e<olstion sou1ds vsss far sn1 risusi-
BE, but 70 rrse OF TIE events recorded
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-18

Bill introduced .. Raw. the Matter Set
tied by the Cosrts.

Hartford Conn., March 1.-The Re-
pnblicsns st their caucus this noon
finally agreed unanimously on an amended
form OF what hes been nosulsrly known 90
The "Judson proposition" - possible WY
out Of the present gubernstorisl contest
The bin presented bv the Judiciary rom.
nitiee, which is the amended proposition.
making lie terms applicable TO the f,rsa-n,
case. pfovides that any person Who voted for
foyerno., heutenap governor etc. may hr5br
his petition r. snv judge Of the snperIos
ecnrt IL The Judge finds that no pe-ton pc
tefTed ula1ufits and thst TIE petitioner 10
one 81 the tvo b. received the highest num-
bsrs Or votes 40 cast. snd n be SHAH fssd rh.t
sns ballots we're iIeealir cast or rejected he
shsii render judgment 10 seeor6snce the-.-
with and shAli return said judgment 20 an.
secretary n state within three days n no sp-
pea is taken.
ccurt the chief instfcr she'll a on~s ell I.
special term 1eeif judgement shsfi hs flpS
~ the ofsice q the s~cretsrv ~ stat. tru,s-
oistslf sod The seerstsry shall csns@ n n =.
iats before tbs general sseeysbis. ffts. srn-
ersl assefnbis - net fn scsstei, zoe fe-roo "a
fninisterinE ths ofsire - governor shsli ftrfh h
gith cOavene &. u shsii be TIE duts Of fks
ssnrrss sssenFsly 20 eorrert the rrt1rf. ~
TIE presiding officers IN sctaydsbce ~tts tn.
tnsi judgment snffnding 81 sneh foage az
tbs superior eourI
Tlss baa vss ress Swses srs MADE IN.
special oTdsr Tor so-ssrros. TIE boss- tk.r
tack recsse urtD toFne-e- ct IA A NJ
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-18

joarn4l die pct reach he SLATE pFiesinx once
uatil late hour lsst E;xbL Haes II a4i Ses
there II sss gerry aassdefed yote thar sny
congressional dlstfaet ~ tss pemoeEsts na~
ID power The pages containing that portion
o. the proceedings which have oses declared
by the Republicans 10 be fslse sere rabbsa
oUt and resfitIsn saa Exe1 essr Until they
looked hke 80 Dssy Of S&p0leea's battle
msps- As saos - the type s-s eel sad ale
proofs read the copy vas handed back ia
CieFs Agrpny and be locked II mp The
1aIsrsE asked him for look xt 1t tonight
tie replied WY DO you want 10 zee Rr
[" Il ssnt Ia examine ~
"'Ael, have DO ooleesions-'
Then lei me see 10.
81 think Ia better not
why not. If there is no objecfioss
go ell, there isn't any objection. bat il Is
my property aud i won't let you see IL. 4"
Aud this 10 the way the sworn officers Of
the senate perform their duties and keep tie
records.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-18

Tie Republicans q Michigan. IN eonxeo-
ton assembled Ia the city NJ jackson. xhers
- yeSrs sgo Under The ozks the s7e4s party
Of human liberty aud equal flghss Ma horn
looking backward over peFlod Of ss-
s~rsiiesed National gfospcFigs, ~ the result
OF The supremacy OF kepublic.n principles,
DO hereby adept Sfs following platform.
I. kt><ssa. teat We believe Ia nslnlsinfns
the integrity of the currency. and thai sliscl
aud gold should te used ss uloaes b4sis ty
the Quilted States, and 10 seeoaplish this ene
ali The American silver product should ss TO
ee,ved al iss market value ~ the govern
nett. and legal tenoer sslser certifeases "a
silver coin should he ,ssoec ihssefor
:. We believe sD the purity OF she ballot
boz, aDd that sny seridgemenS 81 the riglt
Of suffrage ss peTlious &c The safety Of the
Nation. and we demand The enactment ~
such National lsss ss shail project every
American citizen an the exercise ~ shis most
sacred right
J. The Republicans of Michigan, he-
hesing IN the ruie OF the majority. demand
that the United States senate shaii adopt
such rules ss SHALL enable that body te reach
vote CD any question sf;sH reasonable de-
bale s
4. We hereby indorse the late revssion az
our National t.rin is~s, protecting pro
1ueers, l.borers add farmers sgsiasi tAs
ruiboas CON pelition of foreign Productions
aud cheaper labor. aud especially commend
those features Of the iaw which provide orf
the protection of farm products as well ss
manufactured articles. and We Cordially ap-
prove OF the reciprocity provisions there in
contained. under shich important Treaties.
opening new markets, have already been en-.
tered into by the Standardization, under the
magnificent leadership Of James IA. Blame.
8. We lodorse and commend the action Of
the Republican parry IN carrylog ouI lie
pledges ~ regard 20 the peasson iegisi Atlesi.
q. We reaf.irm tie position q the kepaD-
liosn party upon The subject Of teapeTance
legislation and taXatloH as expressed Ia ia
lsst state platform. aud demand such a state
tax Law ma shall make taxes upon non-fesident
lsnde coliecsable with psOnptness aud scr
tsints. that there NAV be no discrimination
against The resident owner.
Z. With sincere soFrow The Republican
party Of Michigan mourns The recent death
of Gen. William 7. Sherman and Admiral
David ID. Porter Our heroes % The civil " AZ
are fast passing away, tgt their memory ~iIl
remain With lie NJ al inspiration 10 fidelity
10 our common country. let u bc ours 90
hand down 10 postcrify free and untaT-
nisbed Republic which their patriotism helped
10 establish st4d maintain.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-18

Benson. Brown. Sabin. Toan and Nil
COX. one after rhe other, raised the
came question Of privilege. They re-
ceiyed but seant recognition from the
chair Ia the Journal The next mora
ing 40 mention Was made OF Senat tors
Brown aud " ilcox aal TIE action OF
the rest wac thus curtiN stated:
"Messrs. Bastone. Benson, Ioan and
ai,in each rose 10 a question OF priv
ileSe, asking that their names be
stricken from the Journal OF Tuesday.
Feb. "a, where they appeared az
voting upon the adoption OF the re-
port made by the select committee in
the matter of the contest of Fried
lander ". Morse. The questions OF
privilege were ordered stated ga the
Journal"
This ended for the day the dis
graceful record SD far as action touch
Ing the senators themselves Was con-
eerned.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-18

above what does IL really fnesrs IL means
stnpis tkis. thai the Democrats party II
NschikA at 10 convention ssseIRhied wss ready
10 approve any meats, however cascFupsieus
q Ubiquitous. which ~olld ineTease Its vol
sng force IA the senate
The Applause which echoed from the cell
ing 81 Bucks epers house sss sppl~ass 10
senators FaTk aud CroekeE for o1iraxsnr The
rights Of other members II the eonsaistses
sRe Tor bringing H., under the gniss 81 fe-
ports, lsihg documents which sere sessr
seee ner authorized ~ the committees
The convention sppisadea The act OF the
DesRocfsiie mslos ~ la Tic senate u accept
lag aud acting UPON taese isiag reports
though knesing them ~ DC Unauthorized
ana fxlss-
fhes spplsadea the came majority for
breaking the pledges ~ A1el 81 their own ssS-
gesgion we're made IN open senate.
They sppiandsd The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
who VAS party 10 these piedgsss for aiding
and sbeitinT their violstioa.
They sppisuded the same ofhcer for vio-
lsting every rule II parliamentary practice,
aud for usmpiing upon the rights Of tie
minority.
They sppl.udei the same oficer for max
ing lis ubiquitous ruliIEs ~ the dictatiou 81
= parry boes. who. though nol member Of
the senate stood at his elbow and cracked the
party whip over ms unresisting head.
Tie xppiauced tho Same ofhcer and the
whole Democratic memeefship oi The senate
for their attempt, fortunately unsuccessfal,
TO deprive senator's of the right Of protest.
They ap2iaucsd the same officer and the
secretary OF the senate fer mutt
lating aud classifying sbs records
50 that the Legislative journal
for three dsys Was . collection OF of1cial
lice instead Of . statement OF facts
They spplauded the two uniawf fully sestsd
members for Sueaklug Into the senate by the
he ~ sr.t -
oath of Office IN the presence Of their fellow
members
Upon this record the Democracy of Aichi-
gan appeals for the suf,rages Of The people IN
the present campaign.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-18

For Justice 81 the suprems Sourt.
ROBERT NJ MONTGOMERY. Strand aspias
For Regents of the University,
HEARY HOWARD, Pert Hnrea.
PETER \. COOK, Cosunna.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-18

senator Wiicon squsreiy n~Doosces the
Democratic Senatorial Grab.


Detroit T,nslaase. HdrcA y
"what 10 your Candid opinion Of the 70
cent action OF the Democrats ia unsesting
the two Republican seats in the senase'"
WAS asked yesterday OF senator Msrcas NIl.
coz. the Democratic r. Of !. who vac 20
numerically snubbed by the Democrats on
the day the feat wss accomplished.
Senator Wilcox vac evid~ntly far enough
away from HE Democratic surrounding. AT
Lansing to speak his mind freely, and, after
scarcely q moment Of hesitation. he pro
cecded TO do 60.
al think the action most dsspicsble. con-
temptible, and, furthermore. foolish" ~ss
his emphatic reply. lit VIII lose more votes
for the Democratic party than can ever he 70
gained, no matter how well they may con.
duct business in the future. end u will ever
be felt in The spring elections. il IL con-
demned by all honorable men. Irrespective
OF party or sentiment No man. whether
Republican or Democrat. who has any prin-
ciple or conscience, would uphold such
such-weli, can't find . o. expression for
hy feelipgs.
'In regard 20 myself. don't understand
IL. 1 Was nominated Democrsi hut put in
BY the combined vote Of The Democrat. and
Pc OF ]. entered the field under protest
not desiring the place because
my health would not permit any
active campaigning. i even resigned sster
my nomination. But the cry Wac: Take
the place, IL you do not do anything bat so
20 Lansing 10 hold the seat from the Kepuh-
licans, ~ We want an administration 81 re-
trsDcbmeut and reform. aud must have ~
Nov, look bow much retrenehmeut and
form We have had. In the first place, there
are more useless employees and clerks about
the Capitol than ever before. drawing salaries
ranging from 81 per day to sl.Jpo year
aud suli they call it reform Standardization.
Then comes the mileage steal and pass sys-
TEN. The fret vas unlocked for by the
people, who though, that the Democrss
would Somewhat change the established pre-
ce5ent OF former legislatures. aud not he coo
stsntly dipping into the treasury sad I,iacfs
tie money fato their individual ,ockess. But
instead OF this, they chung 10 the Old wss
Who we're the icudest advocates OF the steal
Why, the Denocrsts, Of course. Ihen cam
The
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-18
Acceptance of Passes.

The farmers and Democrats bed long talked
srsins; IL aud waited for chance 20 saoiisi
the custom OF accepting free tfsDsportatiot
upon rallrosds Most II them agreed not e
accept any free passes. ! was among IA.
bumber, and returned NV pssscs as soor a.
received. Now End that pear, oil Of a..
member. principally bemocfnts. have
pocket fun Of pssses Why. tell you. ihs
people OF Michigan viii not stand 81 nsucs
sheusniran. The Democrats claim that J.
was ibe custom Of former legislatures 20 q
this ard that, and why not Do % rows 4
the people did not want something difercft
tley would have left the Republicans 4,
lower, ~ in the last quarter 81 century
But they wanted q change, Supposedly f0
he better. fIt
Now, in regard ~ the sepss~'s actions
toward me while they were stealing fhs
sehts ~ the tao Republican ss1*ters. = werf
on Mr.. wilcox. "a vac ufsseer ~ tbs
Horton comsnittee. and fs~ dafs before che
report was made asked sppa;or Pask wner
II ~ss 20 be submitted. BE answered thai
ell the evidence vas rot IN sn6 Dc could MOI
tell. The das tie report wss made, whet
the recess vas taken "a f'repr-s n. hsd nc
idea vhst IL wss taken Tor sud vent over e
the house ard looked about little. When
thought II time 20 call a. order sgain. vent
beck and tad Just got into ny sest ' ben ny
name called fn vote upon eDfnrth hing
! diS not kno~ wkst. asked Tire president
Whist the Question befoft sbf seusss Sss, tsii
he entirtiy ispored NE Juss then tht sens
tor 90 my right ssia. Vote no did an
Then he ted me what the question: vss.
Well,
Wee Danfsrndea.
Why The Democrats should ignore ne. I
rould not uHoerstsnd. I rad yotsd y -
them ell sionR. sid attended 81 tbsir cas-
cuses. YET when q came a. Tbs vote trey
~rDl1 not rsrnguize me. and c0rttnnaiis
sruSosd and fgerred ne that csf ard ths
rest We'll. snt rasn ~ eurnniOu srnss
evuld NOT help resenting sBch srfior - t'rt-
'Ssiii. think II wrs good lessen. ttiuk
y vii sF'er the peoples ewes aud show thsu
which parry shon}G not be IN power. 4 via
nsss mary Republicans ] know one pef-
sou vhc rDszsine himself. y FsfosfK enough
curing The next campaign. vii take fhe
Fisffofm decldediy arsinst the fssmsrssts.
Tor ve 'snss hsa eDnuef fs,sr repftst lfstivf %
Tar f0thowu vhst ~anid - the srtiof ~ be
htrfiRan legislature should tte ltef1oersts
hsys fuh ewing J no utopie rarf srfnsss'ux
different. ttet dsusud rhaDFs. apd wiil
not stop urtf they have rhsnTs. srd thai
- tbs hetsef nrd r0s for fit rurse. ~ u -s<
lsss eleetion. tel feu TIE ssfsf Lac b-Fun
- ei~sr sssf from TIE eves - TIE i'@ofiie a
tthigsn. end fhef ~on'f o. deceived nw
tro1 upon arr iotEef
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-13

to last evening was 2,506, of which numb er
LBS were for males and 1S1 for female ca
mines. The receipts amounted to S3,0SS20.
one OF this sum goes to the relief fund
OF the police department.
Work on the new car house on the interur-
pan line, half way between Mime apolis and
st. Paul, was begun this morning. The build
ng VIII accommodate all the cars of the in
erurDan lines, and will be co mpleted in
about month ready foF occupancy.
Contagious diseases were reported at the
health office yesterday as follows: Scarlet
fever 2535 University avenue southeast 2Sl0
University avenue southeast, 112S Bryant av-
enue north, 172S Eleventh avenue south
measles, corner Fifth street and Central ave-
nue., East side.
Joseph Garrett. who was given sixty days
Monday for vagrancy. was on the carpet
again yesterday morning, and had thirty
days additional given him. He was sentenced
on charge of petit larceny for stealing a
set of harness and fifty feet Of garden hose
from j. c. Sheargreen. of North Minneapolis.
The following officers of the Northwestern
Lumberman's association have been elected
President. w. II. Robinson. of Mayville, n.
D.; secretary. w. g. Hollis, and treasurer, j..
ID. 4ueal, of Minneapolis. and the members
of the executive committee: E. L. Arnold,
Minneapolis; L. II. Price, Sioux City, Iowa;
d. X. Ewing, Des Moines, Iowa; Z. II. Staf-
lord, thompson, n. ID.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
Gust johnson and Johanna S. Olson. Leon
Rlegler and Bertha Kalb, Arthur Heath and
Annie Wies, Hildemar A. Jepperson and An
ME Swanitz. Wilbur FL. Cox and Sarah Jane
Watkins, Nils P. Nordstrom and Christiana
Erickson, W. ". Shepard and Marian Allen,
Andrew Swensen and Annie f. Larson, F. j..
Franklin and Mary Marco
Apro-American League No. 1 will meet
tonight at the Bethesda Baptist church to
elect delegates TO the convention to be held
at Minneapolis May q. League No. 2 will
meet Monday evening at the ST. Peters A. NJ.
4. church, at which delegates were elected to
the state league convention of the 9th. The
league was entitled to five delegates on a
basis OF one to every twenty-five members.
Those elected were: Robert Settle, Frank
Williamson, JEFF Flte d. d. Griffin and Z. V.
Mitchell.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-13
ADJUSTMENTS. A

To-day matinee performance Of "Blue-
beard DR., or Fatima and the Fairy will be
given at the Grand. The ballet dancing, the
marches and the brilliant ensembles, should
be especially attractive to the ladies and
children, and good-siZed audience will
doubtless be present Mile. Paris, the charm
ing premiere dansuese, leads the ballet, which
is most picturesque one. The engagement
of "Bluebeard Jr." will close Saturday night.
Col Robert G. Ingersoll will deliver his
famous lecture at the Lyceum theater to-
night, entitled "Shakespeare and His Crea-
tions, for the third time i'll America. Seats
can be obtained at the box Office and at
Dyer Bros music store.
In presenting Faust Mr.. Morrison has
given us the most complete, expensive and
elaborate production ever seen in the coun-
try. He does not use one thread of the local
scenery, but brings with him two carloads Of
entirely new scenery, constructed upon the
most novel, elaborate and improved plan,
together with nineteen calcium lights, and
the most massive and complete electric plant
ever constructed for theatrical purposes
The effects produced through these several
mediums are particularly marked in the great
Brocken act, which will undoubtedly create
n sensation here aS it has elsewhere. The
entire production, together with the east of
well known players. is most meritorious, and
should attract a series of large audiences at
the Grand next week
"Fatherland," the picturesque comedy
drama, with its suggestive German air and
its clever portrayal of the Tyrolean chaIac
ter, is pleasing large audiences at the Bijou.
ladies' and children's matinee will be
given to-day at 2:30. Popular prices will
prevail. Grimes Cellar Door opens next
sunday matinee. James b. Mackie and a
strong company present this successful COM
edy drama.
The wonderful mesmerist, Prof. Flint
drew much larger house at the Pence last
night than on Monday, and the entire per-
formance went with roar of laughter. A
f..11t u
10, l5 and - cents Tickets for Manager Hill
toms benefit next Monday are going rapidly
Theodore Hays, manager of the Bljou has
bought one box for $40, and Manager Parker
has engaged the other
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-13
REV. SAMPLES REPLY.
He Pours Hot Shot at His Brother
DiVines.

The announcement last evening that
Rey. S. w. Sample would make reply
before the single tax league to the aG-
dresses delivered by Rev. D. NJ. Shutter
before the same organization called out
an audience that filled their room at the
West hotel. Mr.. Sample said he was
not present to win personal vic
tory or to give an hours amuse
ment, but was perfectly willing
to leave the amusement to
Brother Shutter. 1t seemed fitting that
minister of the same doctrine should
correct the statements made on a pre-
vlOuS occasion. What seemed strange
to him was that his antagonist should
refuse to permit him to see the manu-
script of his last address, or even the
present, when the reply was made, as
he had been invited.
1t will be remembered that Rev. Mr..
Shutter made the point, and laid con-
siderable stress upon it, that taxation
under socialism and anarchism amount
ed to the same thing. The speaker
last evening lodged the point, probably
unlntentlOnally, by claiming that it was
stated socialism and anarchism were
the same thing, and went to consider
able length to defend his statements,
which Mr.. Shutter nailed as "baSeless
assertions, extremely cruel" etc. He
was closely followed through his reply.
which lasted over an hour, in the course
of which he remarked that it was i'm
moral Tor public teacher to make
"baSeleSS assertions" and he did not
consider himself immoral. Any man
not able to see the difference between
socialism and anarchism must see that
black and white were the same, and
that Presbyterianism and UniverSalism
were Identical
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-13

Well write it down till
everybody sees it.
Till everybody is sick of
seeing it.
Till everybody knows it
without seeing it
that Doctor Sage's Catarrh
Remedy cures the worst
cases of chronic catarrh in
the head, catarrhal head
ache, and "cold in the head" !"
In perfect faith, it's max
ers, the Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association Of Buf-
falo, NY, offers to pay $500
to any one suffering from
chronic catarrh in the head
whom they cannot cure.
Now if the conditions we're
reversed-if they asked you
to pay $500 for a positive
cure you might hesitate.
Here are reputable men,
with years of honorable
dealing; thousands Of dol
lars and a great name back
of them and they say" We
can cure you because we've
cured thousands like you
if we can't we'll pay you
$500 for the knowledge that
there's one whom we can't
cure. They believe in them
selves. Isn't it worth a
trial? Isn't any trial pref
cradle to catarrh?