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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-08-08
DRIFT OF the MESSAGE.
Cleveland said to Hsv. a Kindlier Peel
ing Towards silver Than supposed.

Cleveland said to Hsv. "A Kindlier Peel
ing Towards silver Than supposed.
wAsHISGToS. Aug. The presidents
message will probably be sent to congress
tomorrow. The message is only about
5000 words in length. Beyond the fact
that il is largely devoted 10 financial mat
tiers. nothing reliable can be learned In
regard to IL.
1t is Understood the president RECON-
mends unconditional repeal of the Sher-
man act. Free silver democrats express
themselves agrccably surprised at what
they understand To- he the moderation Of
the presidents recommendations. While
recommending the unconditional repeal
of the Sherman act. they understand he
recognizes silver as one of the money
metals which must be maintained. but
points ont that with the present attitude
Of European countries a proper ratio be-
tween gold and silver cannot be MAIN
iained by this country alone. The ,fore
he does not favor the coinage of over
under the present conditions eNcept tfor
subsidiary purposes. He thinks in this
way Europe can be coerced into an inter
national agreement more favorable Than
heretofore. He fayors silver on parity
with gold and stands by the platform Of
ls92, but says that the platform cannot be
carried out because n fixed parity cannot
be maintained. Prominent democrats OF
both wings have been given TO understand
that these are the presidents views.
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CASH STILL VERY SCARCE.
As Much %. 3i-a Per Cent. 10 faid for
Currcucy In Big Lots.

As Much A. = lie Per Cent. IL faid for
Currency In Big Lots.
NEW YORK. Aug. aside from tho
meeting of congress and its possible
action on the silver question. together
with its probable effect on business in gen.
erai and tho stock market in particular,
tho principal subject of discussion to-day
was the continued scarcity OF all forms OF
currency notes and specie. In fact, ac-
cor,ling To wcil-iu formed bankers, that is
In some respects the most serious ques-
tion of tho day. Money brokers were to-
day paying as high as J. to . per cent. for
currency and were getting as high as 81.
for II in hi. lots. One peculiar
feature to-day in connection with this
scarcity of cash was that the money brok-
ers were bidding from =: to OF per
cent. for gold to arrive, Notwithstanding
that the rate Of foreign exchange to-day
did not warrant the importation of gold.
Sight sterling was in demand to-day in
consequence Of the offering of a premium
for gold.
Al the sub-treasury today u was said
that thcrc was an abundant supply Of cur
rency on hand which banks can have in
exchange for it's equivalent. Clearing
house loan committee issued si,Ol5.UD
! more loan ertiiicatcs to-day. making tho
total amount now outstandln. sS,ub5,D)).
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ALL IN A HEAP.
Crack Bicyclers Pile On Top OF One An
other In q Hot Race.


CHICAGO, Aug. IA meeting of the
whcelmcn of the world began to-day AT
Soutbside ball park. There was an inn
mense attendance Of spectators and n
thousand wheclnen, including nearly all
the famous cyclers. The first event was
a mile novice race, and won by Z. Van
Bockman. Time. 3:aA. Zimmerman
won tho half mile Illinois championship
easily. Tho half mile handicap was won
by A. J. Brown Of Cleveland. Time, I :Oi.
For the 2-mile championship the cracks
Sanger. Lumslcn. Windlc and Zmmcr-
man contested. Sanger aud Zimmerman
got away In the rear, but soon forged To
the front and began u terrible struggle.
Sanger leading at tho half when his wheel
hit the fence, throwing him and all the
others piled in u bunch on top of him.
making a mass Of broken wheels and
twisted wires from which the riders limp
ingly extricated themselves. though mono
of them are thought to be seriously in
iurei.
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AROUND THE WORLD.

CHICAGO. Aug. THE attendance at the
fair to-day was i2i ,ass, of which s9, ,lOi paid.
CLEVELAND, o., Aug. Tho National
Vapor Stove company has assigned. AS
sets, 1925 900; liabilities, $4,000.
VALLEJO. Cal, Aug. The court mar
tial of Paymaster Sullivan, U. $. N, re-
convened to-day. Sullivan pleaded not
guilty to the charges against him.
KANSAS Cry. Mo-. Aug. The strike
Of all Missouri miners ordered for to-day
did not materializc. The strike was or
dered TO bolster up the losing cause Of the
Kansas strike and not because the Mis-.
souri, men had any grievance of their own.
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THE Y. p.'s DILEMMA.
All Iis Empioyes AnNiousiy Awaiting
the Result Of To- Day. Meeting.

the Result Of To- Day. Meeting.
OMAHA, Ncb., Aug. The eyes of
every Union Pacific cmployc from the
general manager down will he directed TO
Boston tomorrow looking for the action
of the board Of directors called in extra
ordinary session. Among other things
the directors will consider the renewal Of
s5.iG6,0Oo sinking fund bonds which
mature next month. Tho report that
Oliver W. Mink will make To the board
will receive attention.
The efforts OF the heads Of departments
to cut down expenses by discharging men
has not been particularly fruitful in meet
ing the distress that prevails In the
treasury aud something more radical is
needed. Tho recommendation that Mink
will probably make will take the form of
graduated reduction In wages. Activity
prevails about headquarters. Several
general agents have been called In TO hear
lectures on extravaganza which they have
been practcing in their departments.
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To Enron. ny Way Of the Gulf

TorERA. Kas.. Aug. Governor Level
ling to-day appointed Silas kuiledgc. BEN
jam,n Hebron. w. J. }. Wilson and
Thyge Sogard. Danish vice consul at Kan
sas City. commissioners to Chicago to con-
fer with representatives of foreign gov
ernments attending the worlds fair In the
interests OF steamship transportation to
Europe by way OF the Gulf of Mexico. The
governor continues to receive letters from
all parts OF tho West commcnding his
project.
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Gold In the treasury.

WAsHrSoroH. Aug. The gold in tho
treasury is daily increasing. IL stands to-
day sl02.29l ,395. or s2,29l .39j above
the reserve. The net balance in the
treasury. however. from tho treasurer :
statement issued to-day shows a decrease.
which is attributed largely To the falling
of in customs receipts. The fact that
custom receipts are falling off. while Il
affects the government revenue from that
source. has an opposite bearing upon the
general prosperity of the country, az u
shows that less money Is being expended
abroad for imported merchandise.
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Killing on tn. Mhit-.ap..

LOUISVILLE. KY, Aug. The white
caps Of Boone township, Indiana. burned
the house Of Conrad tonight To-day
three riierlcss horses. on ned by three
whitccaps. John McndAl. William Fish
and William Hubble were found. II Is
thought the owners have been killed by
the Conrads. who have returned from
Kentucky. They say they have three
more men to kill Harrison county is eS.
cited as Il never was before.
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SNS FRANcisCo. Aug. Prof T. s.
Holden. director OF the Lick observatory,
telegraphs the associated press as fol-
lows: 1.-TWO Lick observatory photographs
of the sun taken about y. IN. yesterday,
Pacific time. by &. d. Perrine. show an
object like comet on the suns face. II
any observer has photograph or drawing
oil the sun at that hour, the observatory
will be glad To see copies of them"
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BOTH VERY POOR.
The Quality ss Well ss the Quantity Of
thu Wheat Crop AWAY on

III" wheat Crop Away OT
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. Aug. Reports made
10 tho state board of agriculture on August
! Indicate that the average yield OF winter
wheat will be the smallest since 1855 and
makes the crop ono Of the smallest ever
known. The quality is very poor. aud in
a few counties il is not saleable for Hour
a, any price. A great deal will not grade
over No. 3. The prices obtainable are low
est since 1850. Oats are damaged by rust.
The condition Of corn Is much better than
during tho corresponding period last year.
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ST. PAUL. Mimi. Aug. The seventh
biennial convention of the National
Journeymen Tailors association opened
here to-day. The secrctary's report shows
a membership of $1,000. Legislation look
ing to the bctterment of their condition is
up for consideration.
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LONDON, Aug. The news of n sad
accident to a parry OF eNcursionists was
received this evening from Port Talbot.
Wales. Iweuiy-eight pleasure seekers
took boat AT Port Talbot and pu, out
into the Swansea bay. 4 heavy sea
struck the boat, capsiting It. and -. in
Guiding several Women and children were
drowned. Tue others were saved.
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specia Dispatch Ia the standard
MIssocLA, Mont. Aug. 7.--On Cedar street
there is a by,lrant belonging to the city
standing seven feet from the street line.
A hackmau who drov. against II some
timc ago was thrown from his carriage
and sustained a broken arm. Now he
sues the city for sj,25O. This makes i've
suits now pending against the city. aggrc-
eating $4,000.
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The SENATE.
After swearing In oaay and Pascos II
Adiourns For the Day.

WAsHISGroS. Aug. After the read
ing of the proclamation calling congress
together. Quay of Pennsylvania, aud
Pascoe of Florida. were sworn in. \
communication from Beckwith Of Wyom-
ing. was read. saying that he has placed
his resignation in the hands of the gov
ernor. Committees were appointed to
notify the house and president that the
senate was i'm session. The death of
Senator Stanford of California, was COM
municated to the senate by White, of that
state. and as mark OF respect 1t adj
journed till tomorrow. This prevents the
reception of the presidents message
to-day.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. The United
States steamer Philadelphia arrived at
Callao this morning. Orders are waiting
Captain Barker AT Callao. directing him
to proceed Immediately with the vessel to
Apia. Samoa, TO represent this govern
ment's interests in tho Samoan protcc-
toratc.
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Basehutl Nestefday.

At Cincinnati -i2; 81. Louis, II.
At Pntsburg-5: Chicago. ..
At Baltimore--Ii: Philadelphia ..
At Washington; Boston,
At Brooklyn-3; New York, 10.
AT Cleveland-1; Louisville. .. Second
game, Cleveland. s; Louisville, lG.
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finished-Phoebe Wilkes won; Vic H.,
second; Hazel Wilkes, third. Best time,
2:l2t.. Stake, 2-year-olds, s2,Uo-Drec-
tors Flower won; Chris Lange. second; !;
Queen Allah, third. Best time. 2:23k.
2:la atrot-Angclina won; Myrtle r.. sec
ond; Maud C., third. Best time. 2:iai.
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Tn. Iious. To d. Poil.d.

WAsHISGTos, Aug. AT The sugges-
tion of Representative Bourke Cochran a
number of members of the house. princi-
pally from the New York delegation, uct
in the Arlington hotel tonight and in
formally discussed the best method
of securing consideration and the
fixing of time for taking Sotc
on the silver question. The conference
appointed a committee 20 take poll ~
the house and ascertain its sentiment as
10 the method and manner of procedure
that should be adopted in this matter. The
committee viii meet tomorrow and rc-
port the result of their conference with
the silver men.
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G.uIaur ch,I.nxe. ,,an.bury.

ToRoSTo. Aug. Jake Gaudaur has
again challenged Stansbury, the Austral-
ian oarsmnn. II the challenge Is not ac-
ccp,ed by Sept. Is, Gaudaur will claim tho
championship OF the world.
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WAsuINGroS. Aug, The offers OF sill
yer to- lay aggregated 10000 ounces, and
OF this amount 2i,uIo ounces were pur-
chased at s.Iai. and the same price was
rendered for the remainder.
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CoSEy ISLAND. y. ". Aug. 7.-Solly
Smith and George Dixon were practically
matched tonight to light before the Concy
Island Athletic club. The purse offered
amounts 10 $1,000. The contest has been
set for some time in September.
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Al Monmouth

MONMOUTH PARK, Aug. The track
was last. SIX furlongs Chesapeake won !:
Ramapo. second; Will fonso. third.
Time, :l3s.. Five furlonGs Equation
Won; Lochivar, second; Parasanc. third.
Time, :0ih. One mile Nomad won:
Mary Stone, second; Kildeer. third.
Time, :u. Ono mile Kinclet Won {;
A!sha. second; Count. third. Time, al.
Six furlongs-key West Won: Miss Maud.
second; May Win. third. Time, :l3s..
Six lurloncs-By dove Won; Bayard. Sec
oni; Accident. thlrd. Time. i:ltL.
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Monmou,h En,ri-s tor rur.d, ~.


First race. iivc-cights. selling Rama,
los; Cunaricr. los; Auawanda. los: Med
dlcr, los; Rightmore. loi; Innocent, 70:
Sable, lola. ~.
Second race. ce.scvcu-cghts- -Coutilla, Miss
Dixie, Madrid. 100.
Third race. Junior Champion stakes,
ec-quartcrs-Dobbins. Jack of Spades,
senator Grady, Matt Byrncs, Declare,
Domino. Hornpipe. Fac,otum, Henry Of
Navarro, Dorian. Ornus. Long Shanks,
lis; La Joya. Dolly Warden. lis.
Fourth race, Newark stakes. one mile
straipht-AjaN. l29; Comanche, ,l2,; Worm
SER, Don Alonso, Restraint, rs; Lady
Violet, Charmion, 10: Basscit Law. i01.
Fifth race. ilvc-eirhis. selling Cncle
Joss. i22; frierc, 100; Mnnehaha. Plcbian.
Tomahlwk. i0I: Corduroy. lUi; Olivia. ai;
Pisa colt. Sir Peter. Reginald. 91; Grace
Brown. -.
Sixth race. one mile ambulance. Mari
gold. Mary Stone. lUa: Madrid. i0.; After
noon. ~.
Peter IN, Great Changes Hands.
CHICAGO, Aug. Peter the Great, the
California colt, IL - announced ,o-dip
day. been sold to Albcr, Cooper for .po.
The animal finished u close second to the
world bcater Domino IN the Hyde park
stakes at Washington park, distance 4
furlongs. time IL.
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THEY'RE OFF.
The senate and House Of Representatives
Eairly started.

WAsHINGToN. Aug. The extra scs-
sion of congress assembled at noon. Tho
assembling is Of special interest because
for the first time in a third of a century
the democratic party is in control Of all
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NEW YORK, Aug. Tho Illinois Central
has declared a dividend of 2,i per cent in
cash on the capital stock. payable Sep
tembcr /, 1886, TO stock Of record Aug
ust ..
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ANOTHER HELENA FAILURE.
Her Darling Ike Hayes Receives Three
Terrible >wipe. on the Jaw.

specia, Dsp1tca 10 the STANDARD.
HELENA. Aug. The heart of the col-
ored contingent is broken tonight over
the failure Of Ike Hayes TO stand up four
rounds against Peter Maher. Three times
on the Jaw in two minutes sent the colored
champion three times to the ground and
he was unable TO respond.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1893-10-17
A SHORT COTTON CROP.
The Condition . the Plant Has ID
CIined During inc Past Month

The Condition . the Plant Has De-
ciihed During N Past Month.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-The October
report OF the statistical division of the
Department of Agriculture makes cot
ton show q decline of 81 points from
the September condition, which was
1874 against 70.7 for this month.
The condition of cotton in the month
OF June was $3.50, declining to S2.7, in
July and to SO.4 in August, losing from
that time to the present 81 points.
The retrogressive tendency has been
persistent during the season. The re-
ports from the most of the fertile part
OF the cotton belt are far from hopeful.
The Texas crop OF 1892 and 1893 was
about 81 per cent. Of the entire crop of
the country, and the October report of
this department for 1892 showed condi-
tion OF a per cent. as against 65 per
cent. for 1893.
The percentages Of States are Vir-
ginia, SO; North Carolina, 76; South
Carolina, 62; Georgia, 76 Florida, 81
Alabama, 10; Mississippi, 73; Louisi-
ana, II Texas, IS Arkansas. II; Ten
nessee, 80. October condition in the
States OF Virginia and North Carolina
is the same as that of September,
while Texos has gained 2 points. The
reports from the eight remaining
States indicate declines in condition
from to 10 points. The averages for
September We're: Virginia, 90 North
Carolina, rs; South Carolina, So
Georgia, II; Florida, IS Alabama, TS
Mississippi, 78; Louisiana, 81; Texas,
63; Arkansas, 80 Tennessee, sc.
The causes of the deteriorated condi-
ton are the same as those reported in
the September report, The weather
condition has not been favorable, pro-
tracted and widely prevalent drought,
excessive moisture in some places and
the various insect enemies OF the plant,
have all contributed toward producing
the low conditions reported. Late and
favorable autumn is the only hope for
improvements. Weather conditions
are favorable to successful picking in
most parts.
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has made, and they are putting of the
day when they could be reaping the
most b0untiful harvests each year In
handling Western grain and beef that
they do not now touch, and by bring
ing imports OF merchandise and emil
grants from Europe.
This Is q time for handling freights
in large quantities by large ships.
The railroads m on the border OF q
great trade that they cannot reach
unless they realize the advantages OF
deep water at Port Royal and lend
their aid in developing q trade they
have never. had. If they do this the
trains running to supply the ships and
carry away the cargoes would soon be
too numerous for a single track equip
ment.
The railroad companies can work
wonders for the South II they are
rightly directed by friendly and
energetic men
The merchants of Augusta must see
that the ships coming from England
~are1oaded both ways. They can carry
out our cotton, phosphate, flour, beef
and pork and bring back e~migrants
and all kinds of imports for the mer-
chants OF Augusta, Atlanta, Charles
ton, Savannah, Chattanooga, Nash
Vile, Louisville, Memphis and ST.
Louis and all other points nearer Port
Royal than New York. Ships to New
York and Baltimore should find bust
worked up q trade with Cuba and other
countries.
D. B. DYER,
President Augusta Street Railway
Co, and Port Royal and Western
Carolina Railway.
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IN a TRANCE. r. w. Phillips,
q young woman of Salem, Mass, had q
narrow escape from being buried alive
the other day. She had been i'll, and
to all appearances died. The doctor
said that she was dead, and all the
preparations were made for her funeral,
when her husband, who was devotedly
attached to her. and could not be per-
suaded to leave the supposed corpse for
a moment, declared that he saw her
eyelids move. She was examined at
once. A faint flush of color was OBJ
served in her cheeks, and it was found
that her hands were no longer rigid.
Vigorous measures were at once re-
sorted to to restore her suspended
animation, and Don she was able to
speak. She says that from the
moment Of her supposed death she was
conscious and fully realized the awful
situation she was in. She tried to
make a sign to show that she was
alive, but found that any muscular
movement was impossible. After
many attempts she succeeded in rails
ing one Of her eyelids; then her hus-
bands cries told her she had been
saved from being buried alive. Those
who have seen Mrs. Phillips since her
awakening say she aged greatly dur
ing the brief time which entOmbment
alive stared her in the facc.
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CURING MEAT.-Mr. Joe I. Nc
Lendon, of Ashburn. Ga, has a method
of preserving meat and keeping it
sweet and wholesome hat is of his own
invention and worthy the attention OF
every farmer who raises his own sup.
plies. Tho plan is this: "Mr. Nc
Lendon has built q dark room to his
smokchouse, which is carefully ceiled
inside and all crevices chinked until it
is air tight. So dark is it, with the
door closed, that u man inside holding
up a paper before his face, cannot see
1t. TO the ceiling and to transverse
pieces. where the ceiling does not
afford room enough, he has fastened
screw hooks, and to these hooks he
hangs the meat as soon as 1t ia taken
out of the packing box and hung in the
air until the moisture had dried out of
1t. Being kept from the light and air,
1t retains its freshness and flavor, and
meat hung up in that room last fall is
now as sweet and wholesome as when
fresh cured"
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They made me stay right there q
l was one of the greatest ladies In the
land. They took me to ride oye'ry
day, and they eve seemed to mind q
bit about my old-fashioned ways and
clothes.
81 just had q beautiful time /; and
the best part of 1t Is that Jimmy and
his wife r coming to make me q visit
on their way home from their tower
next week. You never see such a
splendid young woman as she is p
Youths Companion.
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1t Would Raise an Enormous Reve-
nue. for the Government Without
Expressing Labor.
Fortunes have 80 amazingly i~ncreas-
ed in the hands of the milliOnaries {;
profits so stupendous have accumulat-
ed in the hands OF standard oil mag
mates, coal barons, railroad kings, sugar
trust operators, steel and iron combin-
ers that q good, heavy tax on incomes
above $40, OO0-the tax growing heavier
as the income was larger-would be
phenomenal in it's yield.
The reasons why such q tax would be
better than any we now have are suf-
iciently obvious.
1. 1t would put the burden on the
class most able to bear it.
2. 1t would put the support of the
administrator upon those who derive
the greatest benefits under the laws.
3. 1t would interest the most power
full class in the cause of economy.
Rich men get particular when they
know that they must foot the bills.
4. 1t would put the pension debt on
the men who got rich off of the victories
of the soldiers.
S. 1t would discourage the &C.
emulation OF enormous fortunes and
would afford a legal method of check
ing tne grown OF Oncentrated wealth.
8. 1t would abolish the tariff which,
as a system of collecting taxes, is the
most costly, one-sided and monstrous
the world ever saw.
Z. 1t would supplant internal reve.
u taxes upon whiskey and tobacco
which subjects of taxation should be
relegated to the States.
8. 1t would give to tax-oppressed
people all over the land a relief from
the crushing burden of indirect, COW
ardly and illegal taxes which are
wrung from them in the name of the
law for the benefit of privileged
classes.
The nations of Europe recognize the
justice of the income tax.
In England 1t yields about $50, OOO, OOC
annually in Austria, $12, 600, 900 ; in
Italy, $45, 900, 900 ; in Prussia, $50, OOO,-
000.-Journal of Agriculture.
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Pimples, blackheads, moles. freckles,
tan and sunburn removed by Johnson's
Oriental Soap. Medicinal. Sold by
Carpenter Bros, Greenville, S. G.
Call for the Horse Brand of John
sons Magnetic Oil. 1t has no equal
for the disease of horses and cattle.
Sold by Carpenter Bros, Greenville,
S. G.
0. l.. Rice, Mendoza, ILL.,, writes
Have used your Japanese Pile Cure
and found it q sure and permanent
cure" Sold by Carpenter Bros, Green
vile, S. G..
w. z. Drop, Druggist, Springfield,
Mass, writes: Japanese Pile Cure
has cured lady I years afflicted /: could
not walk half mile in last 3 years now
walks any distance" Sold by Carpenter
Bros, Greenville, S. c..