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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-24
PURIFYING WATER.
A New Field Discovered for the Use Of
Electricity.

NEW YoRG. July 28.-The continuing
agitation Of the purity and the flavor ot
the water supply is bearing fruit III the
current experiments of the health board
with new methods of filtration. For two
weeks past DIR Cyrus Edison Of the board
has been making laboratory tests of an
electrical process for publication, diseov-
cred by DR.. Albert Wolff, IA pupil of DR..
Doremus, and he Processes himself so far
convinced of its eflit iency rs to counsel
further experiments on a large scale at
some cost to the city. The Wolff process
is not designed to purify any water how
ever foul. but rather to improve the CON
dition OF an ordinary supply like that fur
uished by the Croton system. making 1t
clear spark hug, paiatable and harmless.
The purify ing liquid is obtained by the
passing ofasirung electric current through
a reservoir OF salt water. Ten drops OF It,
says DIR Edison, are sufficient 20 made n
gallon Of Groom
Water Clear. faIatabio and FIRE.
from any trace of nitrites. Tests show that
the liquid seems in no wise harmful To the
wafer treafed and that fish, for example,
are unaffected by it.
If the municipal authorities undertake
an experimental plant, station will be
built and equipped with engines, dvna-
mos ard the like at cost of $500 or s6o1n
For the brine pure water will be obtained
from springs or by liberation. This,
placed in great tanks traverse'l by coils OF
wire, viii he treated by electricity and in
due time after the chemical action by
which the purifying properties are OBJ
tanned, In discharged in very small proper
tim by force pumps into the water to be
cleauscd The estimated working expense
OF the process when once the plant is set
up. is declared TO be only Il aud an en-
ciuecr's wages per day DIR. Edison VIII
naNc further tests before he submits
.inal report, aud already he speaks warmly
If the worth # the new PROCESS
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TRACK ANO STA9le GOSSIP.


IL was oniy re" days ago that the chest
'u' seph"g pus'er entered the z'3o lit ~
winning race AMI as he went half last
''"' at "a'he state Far IN Ito 3 =, we
nay look 'of nun 70 materially lower his
present record 2'Z' -.
spo' 'uharh coi' Is Lh'''e w, 'ay
"'fe owned ~ 'haries white OF Sko~he-
gan anu she can sho" good burst OF
'Pe'' ou' " ho' III coh'ii'ioh yet Tor racing
N'"o'' '''ree-ye"r-oid coit by victor
'''''e"' '"' great 'Atofu' 70 sire Oh fa't
- went niue at Mystic IN 80 IA.
IL Is thouRht that 'yoH owned by l.. X.
'"'''" u A"' WIZ N"''h 'ec''hs o."
''''' Wv 'e"so'' ~ o'ei'
' ','e way '"e ''i"a"s"' ""'"' seem
'"'. i''' " '''''"e very prominent I'D
"N'p' 'i'''s 'osN ""'h We zee sue'i
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SIG i'o"' anu " ~" "''"'''eo oaPa-
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~ '' "ieN' s'ah'a"' Dy
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w s"e '""'' nurse
'''e - 4"'.e nAes !" marx Close
'" -'-' '"e "''' '''''e "e - ''a''eo. re mas
"e "a' u"'uchy morse out !"
''s ''"' "i'" are he'iy regarded
' '"''ei "ah i'e' re-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-24
81 TELEGRAPH.
slAa mn seIIlE.
sAe Is S5siias b PA ths isde.siss Demanded
b Fsaace.

LoSpos. July A-Sism usnifssts a
willingness to pay Frazer the Indemnity
demanded for injuries 10 Preach cislEeu'
and property. although the Indemnify
specified hs France is far Ia excrss Of IL.
damages.
The Bangkok correspondent Of the Tiriss
ssys concerning the terms Il Frsnce's
ultinsasum: Europe, and especially GSeai
Britain, should know that shis territorial
demand represents 81. 90 square miles. II
includes the province that BurE1ah esste'i
To siam on the condition that IL neyei
should he resl@i to any other power. sad
81, $40 miles Of northeastern Siam, ints
which the French have never advanced
The demand for the evacuation Of to-
left bank II the Mekoug river proves that
Governor General de Danesssu's state
rnents regarding previous French pcsses-
sion Of the TRACTS claimed are untrue
The indemnity demanded amply repre-
senfs France'- previous claim, aild should
satisfy the most graspiug goseroHent- 1t
fact France demands the ACKNOWLEDGMENT
aud ruin Of Siam, and
II These BE Denied.
will make war aud blockade ths country,
with which her trade ia ls92 amounted t1
s-ss1, while the British trade, ali casrri7d
in British botron- reached a value If over
e. 80, coo, in which the British subjects
numUer Is, 80 while the French subjects
number but ID.
These French demands confirm what J
stated from the outset, namely. France ;
attack on Siam Is i'll reality directed
against England. although that country
has hitherto besn loyal and friendly to her
in Siamese affair.""
The Bangkok correspondent OF The
Daily Chronicle says; The
Concession of the French Demands
tomurros is proable. although section oi
the cabinet eounsels defiance.
Tn. French ganboats are making special
for the event OF refusal The
British minister has warned British sub
iects, III view Of the critical situation that
he Siauese navy will be unable TO afford
any protection, and will undoubtedly h
captured in tbs event OF fighting
The landing Of the foreign troops Is re-
gartied as probable The acting governor
OF the district near Luang Prabang is act
ing Ia the French interests.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-24
MINISTER QUlNsY SAYS
Money 4, Scarce Because People Arc
uoArding to Visit Worlds Fair.

NEW YORK, July 23-William f..
Quinby, late editor of the Detroit Free
Press and present United States minister
to tbs Hague. left this city yesterday on
the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II for his post
of duty. la answer to the question OF Il
newspaper representative as to the present
depression in the country he said 1t W3t-
largely money panic. Business men III
the west especially retailers were doing a
good business. The depositofs were the
frightened people.
Il can cite" ne said, "a good instance in
my city to ilhIstr lie the panic among de
pOsitors. Some time ago a safe deposit
vault WAS advertised extensively, but the
patronage amounted to almost nothing.
Bat now the small vaults or pigeon holes
are all taken and the demand Is for more.
The pigeon holes are filled with money
taken from the banks by frightened de
postors Thy are willing to lose their
interest II they can only keep their prihci-
pal safe. Once confidence Is restored the
banks will have plenty Of money.
Another hing, | think, that Is making
money scarce /. the fact that many thou-
sands oil people are saving their moGey TO
yJtothc World. fair Perhaps 5000 O1 are
ttNIn9, say. 500 each, which will make
the enormous sun of S309.O0D,OoA temper
illy hutr,l,d W hen this money brgins
to circulate it will hclp To relieve the faan-
rlAl situation The minister said the pro
pie in his section favored the repeal of the
Sherman law.
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seen b.
ain. But
isn't the
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ECKELS DOESN'T EXPLAIN.
Considers That His Language In New
York Was sufficiently Plain.

PORTLAND, Ore, July 23-In response
TO teIcgraphic query from the editor Of
The Pacific Banker and Investor Of this
city the following was received from
Comptroller OF the Currency Eckels:
~ am in receipt of your telegram Of yes
teriay At New York | said. disasters
have f,llen upon speculative institutions
in the boom cities OF the states Of Wash
ingtou. California, Colorado, Kansas and
Missouri, which have injured solvent
ones
Il do not see that any explanation Of
that language is necessary. This is no re
Election upon the state As state, or upon
any institution or. any city, except such rs
has been known and looked upon rs cities
where speculation is rife. There is no one
but believes that the great majority Of the
financial institutions of the states named
are absolutely solvent. Gu the other hand,
no one will deny that in recent years
speculation has been carried on in certain
localities west to degree not warranted
by the growth in population. 1t i just AS
well to be philosophical, and To state
honestly the can~e of the present depres-
sion aud not to grow excited without any
reasons therefor"
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BRAVE KING CARLOS.
saves "a Young Man From Death at Hands
Of u Kuffian.

LONDON, July 23--Tbe Lisbon CORE
;poudel of The Times says that while
IRVING from the Cintra railway station to
he Pcnn palace on Thursday evening,
King Carlos saw "A powerful man trying to
Kill young man whom he had thrown to
the ground The king was alone with his
aide de-cHnp. He jumped from the CAR
-iage and seized the arm Of the large man,
1t the same time calling to the young man
IN The ground to make his escape.
The aide camp ran to the kings assist
,nce when he SAW there was danger of a
liGht. Tue big man knocked down the
aide and turned back on the king, who
lcalt him hard blow on the head with a
yalking stick. The rufliau tried to draw
\ knife and a revolver, but he was over
powered by the king, who delivered him
10 minutes later to the police.
The fight took place on Il lonely road, al
most uutraveed at the late hour when the
King and aide were riding over it. The
King was unlniured- His aide was badly
bruised
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SAME OLD STORY.
Affairs In South America SIM In serious
Condition.

New YORK, July ga cable dispatch
To / he Herald from Mauagua, Nicaragua,
say; Hope ior the settlement Of the trouble
i'll Nicaragua without bioodsbed has been
abandoned. President Xavala's overtures
for peace we're ans werei yesterday by tn
reyUlutionists in way that could not b.
misuhd, istDld. The steamers seized 10y
the Insurgents OF Leon Friday bombarded
Materur where the government troops are
encampgl. Their fire was returned and
two steamers were struck by shells from
the government battery. Reiuforcements
are now marching to Materne, and General
Avilez will today conduct the field opera
tons
1t is reported that President Ezeta of
Salvador has discovered "A conspiracy
against him Twenty-three of the con
spirators were shot, among them General
AvIlez.
General Bonilla Of Honduras is here
awaiting an opportunity % 20 to Hon
duras aud organize another revolt Against
General NaSqueZ
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Dpe4Qtnxy ~ tine NAVY
.raChsrs~.tewn Navy Yard.
Rsrox. July aa-Wish the eolors OF me
SECRETARY fsyihg at her main. tae ueet i'os
min. the dispatch boat OF tire weite nass
<,..r,s-I nm R,osa sound into the naroof
S.s,,,,,.v ....rnin.,, and csae to ancnef
onp, Il, :, the receiving ship Wabash. vi oss
bIsrk nj, beats likes q leviathan senssnsA
before ne piers OF tine navy ysrl
res ,rrsy.,. Of the craft was snnoancs-t
l.. ~. II, ming IL cannon, the na'io,iSi
salute OF q guns being fired IN n"nos 9,
Ssx.r-,sry Hobart, who WAS toe ntHsese''
.-,,,.st ON board the Dolphin. and TINS ssau,e
w,s answered. by II gnus fros, the shlp
battery. in ui,ieisl recognition OF tne new
s,,mmaattsnt of the navy ysni, ''ossph
Fyife. ri
Th;s i the first visit OF the secretary oil
the navy 10 the navy yard, ard IL Was
made the occasion Of 4 thorough inspeciou
AZ the premises Secretary Herfsfs VA
taken iron, the Dolphin in Comnanaan'
Fytress steam launch
An the officers attached to the station,
the naval hospital, the United states ny
geographic sasl Uuited states navy pay
oir,,.rs sui those on the retired and walt
;ns, order, lists assem- bled at the dry doeS
landing ia full dress uniform, 10 meetehs
secretary.
The marines. in full dress, under com
mand of Msj1r Percival Q. Pope, I, .
NJ. G.. were drawn up in line and saiu'eo
him UPON his lsadlng.
The eonmaslorv then escorted Secretary
Herbert to the official residence, where
lunch was served Subsequently tour
OF the yari and visit to the various
workshops WAS made.
The Dolphin will remain in port until
Monday evening, during which time she
will receive i;s5 tons Of coal. She NH theh
proceed TO Portsmouth \. H. navy yard
The secretary accepted an Invitation W
dine with Mayor Matthews in the evening
Ir wa, a nrivate affair and given AT one Of
the clubs. Governor Russell, Congress
man o'Neill. Josiah Quincy aud Coinmo-
dore Fyffe and some of the Ollie rs OF the
naval station were among the guests.
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For Sewing on "a Button.

One day Paul tells his servant
another button ON his trousers. A
after she brings in the trousers. an
nm undecided. anxious air, az if f
the effect of her demand. SAYS,
sou"
Paul draws out II SOU i'll silica
gives it to her. Jeanette retlres
toe as far as the door, thinks bette
returns, takes up the trousers and
the button.
"Ah. that is fine huttonl "a I
/ did not find that in my box. CA
and Longer pause | bought that
grocer's. 1t cost a sou,-'
She draws herself up anxiously.
proprietor of the trousers, still W
speaking. gives second sou.
1t is clear that she has struck I
mine of sous. Jeanette goes out
moment after reopens the door
has resolved on her course, ant
shrill. piercing voice, with adm
voluhility. proceeds:
Il had no thread. | had to bay
thread. used a good deal of tn,
good thread too. The button
come off. l sewed it on fast.
thread cost n sou"
Paul pushes across the table the
sou.
Two hours later Jeanette. wi
been bordering on the matter.
pears. She prepares breakfast Wi
greatest possible care. lowers her
walks noiselessly and is eharmi
her little attentions. Then she
putting forth all sorts of obsee
graces:
II oug'lt not to lose anything
woul'l ltpi want me to lose any
The cloth was harsh. | broke the
of my needle. l did not know it o
ago. l have just noticed it. 1t :
sou"
And that fourth sou WAS happi
last.-"A Tour Through the PyreI
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EACH BOTTLE GUARANTEED.

day afternoon, July0l5, under very favor.
able auspices, The weather wss good, the
trotting good aud the attendance good, which
left many good dollars at the gates for the
society. There were four races on the
programme, via $50 class, > 40 class, free
for all, and last but not least, bicycle race.
They were fighting races all the way through
and everybody felt that full value had
been received for the money invested.
The managers of the Augusts Trot,ing
Park have caught the popular ear this
ally patronized and hotly contested. The
announcement just made for August 10
ani IS cannot fail to call ont the ho,ses
and the pubhc. The track is in fine shape,
under the constant care of an expert super.
ntendent. --Somrrset Reporter.
Mr.. Chris Toole intends to have another
trotting event AT Msplewood on August 10th,
with the customary liberal purses. Mr..
Toole always has fine field of trotters ani
PAGERS
In the Belfast horse items we notice that
l.. l.. Gentner has green colt that lately
made trial mile in 2.3s and quarter in
IS seconds.
School Girl is a bay mare, full sister to
Schoomarm. 2.2l -, is four years ell and
is being worked upon the track and is
very promising mare.
Schoolmate, brown mare, tveyear.oh,
another full sister to Schoolmarm is now
heavy in foal by Parker Gun. Mr. Muka
sick thinks this is the best one in the fam
lily.
Daisy Franklin 2.l5l-4 owned by T. W.
Hill of Exeter recently worked half hand
lily in l.l3.
The mare Fam e Withers owned by II.
G. Parshley of Dexter has foal at foot by
Albino.
The two year old Jason T. by Lothian Jr.
owned by NJ. II. Sally of Dexter is work
ing quart RS very handily in A. seconds,
The gray mare Mollie Withers 2 80
(trotting,) owned by John Rogers eff Stet
son is being banded by Fred Bridges Of
Garland, who is working her at the pacing
gait. She will be started in the 3 minute
classes in the Eastern Maine Circuit soon
to occur.
Mr.. Albion II. Eaton of Calais has a
two-year-old iilly, dark seal brown. weigh
,u,, t,, Da,,I.g,lIar hy lilac.
tioneer, a full brother 10 Ctmpbclrs Flee
tlonrer, 2.l7 IA; dam by son Of Gen.
Knox, Jr., by a thoroughbred mare. This
i. n very promising colt.
Mr. C. F. Beard of Calais, son Of Col
lector Beard of Boston, has a string Of fine
blooded horses and colts, at Calais, which
he recently brought here from Massachu-
sets to exercis" and educate rs roalsters,
rotters, etc. One, a promising yearling,
an inbred Wilkes. died since their arrival.
st Croix Maid, bay mare ~ years old,
by Messenger Wilkes, dam by OLYMPUS is
working on the track, and v i'll trot in the
colt stakes.
Shore-Line is = brown stallion ? wears
old, by Lump dam by olympus. This colt
is very handsome and fast.
"Ocala' is chestnut mare sister to
Schcolmarm. 2 wears 81 ! AMI in foai to Par
ker Gun, fast son OF Jsybird.
"Baroneer, bay stallion, one year old, by
Warreuer, dam by Olymhus, is a large
haudsom col. he is the pride ofthn hpr.e-
i this region of the state.
Eastern Star, is black y"arlng by All
SO, lam by Administrator, is "a large fine
look Iny colt
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NEW YORK, July q His Highness
Yagatgi Singh, Maharajah Of kapurthala,
reached this city by the steamer Paris He
+ accompanied by one of his wives and
quite a distinguished suite, The Mahara-
lab Is 2 years Did aud very muscular He
IS sikah, and wears long hair concealed
beneath a turban. Mrs.. Siugh-that Is. the
Mrs. Singh VINO is WITH his highness-is
bu; IL years old, and dresses like an Eng
Iish girl After remaining few days in
this city his highness will 20 TO Chicago.
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PAYMASTER DOESN'T PAY.
So Uncle Sam viii Count Martial Him
For Ills Negligence.

WASHINGTON. July % Failure to pay
his debts has brought Major i. W. Wham
paymaster L. : A, into trouble \ court
martial will follow, If the recommendations
Of the paymaster general are approved by
Secretary Lamont General Smith in for
wardin- score or more of unpaid bills to
the secretary Of war, recommended that
charges be formulated and court marIid
ordered for Major Wham's trial
The bills Pre accompanied by numerous
letters from Major Wham's creditors com
planning of their repeated unsuccessful
efforts TO collect the money que tn IN.
some of them alleging that the debts were
contracted on the strength OF his position
as an army officer
The papers are now waiting the action
of the secretary of war, ana there l. little
doubt that he will carry cut General
smiths recommendations for il similar
casts he has brought several ollie r. to
prompt account for repeated failures to
pay their debts.
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THROUGH BINDING SMOKE.
Guests of Hotel at East Pepperei Make
Their Escape.

Their Escape.
EAST PEPFEEaLL, Mass, July 23--An
Alarm Of fire was pulled 10 from box = at
80 saturday morning for fire discovered
by the night Waterman in the basement of
the new Prescott.
The 40 guests in the building were
promptly arou-ed 10y the watchmHu, sew
eral being Obliged to rush through the
binding smoke partially dressed.
Both she main building and the annex
were threatened with total destruction.
but the fire WIS got under control by the
fire department after a stubborn fight.
The new Prescott Is a large story build
ing baiit two years ago, and is the priu
cipal hotel Of the place. 1t is owned By
George H. johnson. and with its eontens
il valued Mt 5000 The loss will not ex-
coed $500. and is covered by Insurance.
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SAN FgANcIsco. July p. a local paper
states that Governor Markham has de-
cideai to appoint Irwin G. Stump to sue
cessd the late Senator Stanford stump
was chairrsan Of the Republican state
COMMITTEES f,iurinx the late campaign.
He is a wealthy man. has large mining in
.srests, and is one Of the executors Of the
estate Of tie Iats Senator Hearst
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Boston, july p The body Of an uu-
<nowu man va, found Saturday morning
ioating in the water gear Warren street
bridge Tile man was about s. years old
and st sjn tail lie weighed 10 pounds.
had light complexion and muustache,
and was dressed in white shirt, black neck
tie, dark mixed cutaway coat. dark trou-
7ers aud vest. He had gold watch and
chain aud gold cuff buttons marked nj -
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Travelling in parlor car one d
q commercial traveller and a min
l!unaire who owed his fortune to
uity If taking advantage Of an
tunity and Of his follow man.
Pacilic Hail sped along the pair I
into L friendly game of cuchre. /
or 60 passed. Then the millionai
and turnel mp queen. The eye
Commercial Traveller Frightened
sa2 ! on his hand.
Il wish we were playing pc!
yettJred.
The mine owner looked over II
and said nothing.
How would You like to cha
gam susses tcd the drummel
hkc 10 play this hand at poker
The millionaire glanced at Ii
a@;in aud remarked pleasantly,
don't care it do. but you must
40 Ill 'i,' anu go" '"'s queen-
''u' tei,,.'''y' was tue -
Si,I So II oeV gu w Oh ny
a .,' 'lia' anu ~ 'i'' oo'-
'u ~, 'no '''ii'tE, J.,
ne C''''i''eici"i 'fdNeier Sii lit
sit.l si'e'
l 1t raise you S|'o' ne saiu' C
out Sloo.
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After Tuesday. July %, No. II, the
evening pss-en ger. and No. Is, the early
morning passenger. will be taken off, and
consequently the evening mail which closes
at : 80 viii be cancelled. So remember,
business men, send your Boston. Portland
and Western nil 81 o'clock F. VI. :--
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,nlpanIon
sigh, Il
again for
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WORKING ON The MESSAGE.
President Cleveland and Secretary La
n,ont with Goats ON.

GRAY GABLES HrZZAEB's BAY, Mas,
July . President Cleveland and Secre-
-ary Of Wac Lamont are said to be Mt
york preparing the message which is 30
" seat TO congress when it comes into
'p.cial SESSION in August The two state !.
men denied themselves TO ali callers Sat
lrtlay aud nothing could be learned as to
he report circulating Ia New York in re-
gard to federal appointments.
1t is generally believed that the app int
nents viii betielayed until congress meets
After ancheo.t the president aud Secretary
.im4nF vent on fishing trip with D..
iryaut.
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BANGKOK, July 23-M. Pavie, French
minister resident. handed Frances ulti-
matum to Prince Deyawongse, Siamese
minister of foreign affairs, oB Friday aud
informed the Siamese government that in
case Frances demands should be refused.
he would at once leave Bangkok to board
the gunboat Fortait. The blockade of the
Siamese coast, he added, would be de
oil NJ DuS.s
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HAverhilI's Shoe Trade.

HAvERHILL, Mass July % Shoe ship
aienls from Haverhiil for the week endip z
July ~, 1913 cases; corresponding week
last year. Gl53 cases. The report that 30
cases Of sline- had been returned by jots-
bers to manufacturers here is incorrect.
The humber returned was 80 cases, a.
vas learned IL; the B0ston aud Maine
lreigAt tlept,t
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A Million FL pdS

A friend in need is a friend indst
not less than one million people have
just such friend in lir. King, Ne
covery for Consumption, CougI'., and
If you have never used this Great
Medicine, one trial will convince v,
it has wonderful curative powers in
eases of Throat. Chest and Lungs.
bottle is guaranteed to do ali that is C
or money will be refunded. Trial
free at W. A. Erskines drug store.
ner. Large bottles, soc. and Si.oo.
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