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show cause why they should not be re.

show cause why they should not be re-
moved from office. The Judge has
promised to decide at 0 o'clock in the
morning whether he will issue the cita-
ton. The depositors claim to have evil
dence sufficient to remove the commits
do not end here. Andrew J. Clun:e, at
torney for the depositors. came here from
Stockton, where he filed complaint
against the com issioners with Governor
Budd. The governor sent his private
secretary, Ed McCahe, here with a de-
mand on the comm issioners for certain
information regarding their actions in
lnve stigating the MERGED bank. McCabe
is still here. The whole thing has Gre
ated great excitement in MERGED and &C.
cupies public attention to the exclusion
OF everything else.
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STOCKTON SALOONS
A New Ordinance Fixing Fees for Liquor
Dealers and Pool Sellers

Dealers ana Pool sellers
STOCKTON, Oct. S.-The board of SUI
pervisors today passed a new ordinance
fixing the license fees for year, making
a number of changes which are of gen.
sral interest. The license on the liquor
traffic is unchanged. but restrictions are
placed on the business. 1t is declared
that minors or intoxicated persons shall I
not be allowed in saloons. A clause
close all saloons at night was not adcpt .
ed. Protests may be filed against grant.
ing liquor licenses, and a hearing in all
cases shall be given. In the general ordi-
nance the supervisors fixed the license
for pool sellers at SIS a day.. raise of
$40. The license for book making was
fixed at the same figure, on the represent
attn OF peace officers that the business Is
demoralizing. This license the book
makers say is prohibitory. The first
proposition was to make the license for
book-making $40 month, put the peace
officers wanted raise and the supervis-
ors granted. it. The new license ord,-
nance will 20 into effect after weeks
publication.
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kA|ULAN| VISITS LONDON
The Hawaiian Princess Is
Treated With Honor
is POLITICALLY SIGNIFICANT
English Interference May Be the Oh.
ject Sought
Formidable Contingent Of Royal Adhsr.
ents Pay Their Respects to the
British Foreign Office
Associated Press Special Wire.

LONDON, Oct. SIT 10 reported that
the visit OF Princess Kaiulani to Eng
land has some political meaning, and
that renewed efforts are being made to
secure the interference of Great Britain
in her case. In addition to Mr.. Cleg-
horn, her father, Colonel McFarlane and
several other mem bers of her adherents
are here. including Theophilus Davis,
the princess guardian, and Major and
Mrs. Woodhouse.
Mr.. Cleghorn called at the foreign Office
yesterday with letter of introduction
from the British minister at Honolulu,
and lie had another conference there to.
dav. The Hawaiian princess is treated
with the same formality as reigning
princess is treated. She has grown to be
a tall, fine looking girl, and has been
busy since her arrival from the continent
sightseeing and receiving visits. The
princess today went to Woolwich, and
this evening she was a member Of sup
per party az the Savoy hotel, which Mr..
Hoffmund, late charge d'affaires OF Ha.
wall, gave in her honor.
Mr.. Cleghorn has been in ilI-health for
some time past ana has been ordered to
take a perfect rest. He leaves with the
princess for Italy in fortnight in order
to pass the winter in that country.
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But Young's Throw Got There
Too Soon
CLEVELAND TAKES THE CUP
The Races Lost and Won on Eastern
Race Courses
A Bicyciist Shoots Himself by Ac cident.
Coming Chess dames-Numerous Notes
Of Interest to Sportsmen
Associated Press Special Wire

Associated Press Special Wire
BALTIMORE, Oct.s.-The Temple cup
goes to Cleveland, the winner of today's
game and the series. The champions
were outplayed in every point. Up to
the seventh inning. howeve-, it look ed
as il either side might win, although
Hoffer suffered rather more than Young
and the visitors got the most men on
bases. After this there was trouble. and
the home team had all of it. Young
opened the fatal period with corking
double to center and Burkett followed
with a single to right field. Then Nc
kean went out. The next man to the
bat popped up an easy fly to Kelly in
left field and should have been out.
1t was not. though. by long shot, for
Kelly dropped the ball and Young came
home with the first round of the game.
Then McAleer banged the ball out in
Bodies bailiwick for single and Burk-
EFT came home.
More anguish was caused when Cap
tain Tebeau hit safely to right, bringing
in Childs. thinner ended the agony by
striking out.
The orioles made q tally in their end
of the seventh, but tho Spiders more than
neutralized it by adding two to their
string in the eighth. In the last half of
the nlntn matters looked CrltlCal lot
few minutes, as Young became wild and
sent McGrath and McAleer to bases on
balls. after which he hit Jennings and
the bases were full.
Clarke and Hoffer had been put out
before this, however, and the best the
champions could do was single run,
which McGrath brought in on Kelly's
hit.
Then Brodie raped a little one to
Young, who threw it to Tebeau, before
Steve's rapidly wiggling broeans could
reach fist. The game for the Temple
cup was lost and won. Nine thousand
people saw the game. Score by innings:
Baltimore--0 0 o. 2; base
hits 9, errors 5.
Cleveland-o 0O032 O-5; base
hits IL, errors g.
Observation-Disclosures and Clarke; Young
and thinner.
Earned runs-Baltimore l, Cleveland 2.
Two base hits-Blake, Young, McGraw.
Sacrifice hits-Keeler, Gleason, Young.
Stolen bases-Clarke, McGraw, Childs.
Struck out-By Hoffer 3, by Young l.
Base on balls-Off Hoffer 4, off Young 2.
Struck by pitcher-By Young l.
Time, hours; umpire. Keefe.
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TIE CHICAGO HOLDUP
The Struggle Assumed Almost the Propor-
tons Of q Pitched Battle

The Struggle Assumed Almost the Propor-
tions Of q Pitched Battle
CHICAGO, Oct. S.-None of the pas
sengsrs injured by the four robbers who
held up an electric car at Edgewater last
night were fatally hurt, and all were re-
covering rapidly today. The injured are:
Thomas f.. Nesbtt, shot in the left leg,
bruised face; A. Il Westman, four teeth
knocked out, mouth and face lacerated,
bruised about the bouy. N. G. johnson.
Gales burg, ILL.,. cut under left eye, badly
bruised; Motorman ]. Merriman, bruised
about the head an unknown German,
beaten over the head with cane. One
of the robbers was struck by bullet
fiom the revolver of one of his comrades.
The men succeeded in covering their
retreat thoroughly, although force of
detectives were Immediately started ON
the hunt.
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A FATAL FIRE
A Tenement House Fire in Which Three
Lives Are Lost

A Tenement House Fire In Which Three
Lives Are Lost
CINCINNATI. Oct. Sat 1890 this
morning an alarm OF fire called the fire
department to the five-story tenement at
6l5 West Sixth street, In which were
sleeping forty tenants. The flames were
in the third, fourth and fifth stories.
Women and children were screaming pit
eously at the windows. All the police
patrol wagons were quickly on the sceno
and the work of rescue began. Thomas
alive from suffocation, jumped from a
fourth story window irt) a net held by the
poll &c without further injury. At 1:l6
bodies were taken from the fourth and
fifth stories by the firemen on their lad
dsrs. Mrs. Mary Holmes, aged go.
Missy. E. Penuery, an actress. known
as May Edwards of New York, was taken
out unconscio from suffocation, but was
not seriously injured. The fatally in
jured are: Rachel Davis. aged 40; Mamie
Ponso, aged 10; Mrs. William A. Davis,
all dreadfully burned.
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Broke q Lot of Bones

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. s.-A. Page
Brown, the well-known architect, was Sc
riousIy injured III a runaway accident
yesterday and his recovery is still in
doubt. He was driving an old race horse
called Nipper and the animal ran away.
The horse ran into dry creek and
Brown fell fifteen feet into the gulch.
His:left thigh. sthe smaller bones in both
legs and his left arm near the shoulder
were Ill broken and his nose was cut in
two. 1t is not known whether he suffered
any internal injuries.
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NEW YORK. Oct. s.-The Red line
steamer Venezuela. which arrived this
after noon from LaGuayra, brings news
of ministerial crisis in President Cres-
pos cabinet. The trouble grew out OF
meeting of the cabinet held at Caracas
on October /, IN which a lengthy discus
sion took place over the country's finan-
cial affairs and resulted in four mem beers
resigning, namely General Mates, Lucio
Pulide, Alexandra Urbaneja and Jose
Maria ManriQue.
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A Chess Congress

NEW YORK, Oct. s.-H. N. Pillsbury
the winner of the Hastings chess congress
today received letter from the St.
Petersburg chess Club inviting him to
take part in a tournament to be organic
ed for the month of November next, in
which Steipitz, Tarrasch. Lasker and
Tschigorin will also be invited to paltici
pate. Each contestants would play four
games with each other. Four prizes are
offered as follows: First. $3.50; second,
$780, third 500; fourth $50. In addition
remuneration for every game played of
$50 to the winner and 50 to the loser; $500
for travelling expenses will be allowed.
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A DEMOCRATIC LANDSLIDE
The Indianapolis Municipal Election
Shows the Drift
The Republicans Promptly Concede the Riec-
ton Of the Democratic Ticket by
Large Majority

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. s.-The
municipal election in this city today was
a Democratic landslide. The entire DEM
ocratic ticket is elected by majority ap-
proximating 5000. This is regarded as
remarka BILE in view of the fact that a Re-
publican was elected two years ago by a
m a. ority of over 5000. The Republicans
concede the election of the Democratic
ticket by large majority.
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A LADY Bicyciist Killed

UKIAH, Ca, Oct. s.-A lady VIII oss
name could not be learned was accident
ally thrown from bicycle near Navarro
today and received fatal injuries. She
was riding along the road near the beach
at that place when her wheel coilided
with a rock lying in the road. The
rider was thrown off and died shortly
after the accident.
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The CAPITAL CapifuIafed

+ PARIS, Oct. S.-A dispatch received
here from Port Luis, island of Mauritius.
today announced the capture of Antana-
narivo, capital of the island of Madagas-
car, by the French troops and caused
great relief to the government, as it has
been recognized for some time past that
the defeat of the French troops meant a
change of ministry. The news quickly
spread throughout the city causing gem
eral rejoicing.
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THE FIGHTING EDITOR
nakss . Good Showing Of Self-Deiense By
Killing His Opponent

killing HIS opponent
WILLOWS, CAL, Oct. Tho inquest
hold by Coroner J. o. Johnson and Jury
on the body of J. E. Putnam, druggist
OF this city. who was shot by W. A.
schorn. editor of the Journal, began at
IL o'clock this forenoon ut the court
sworn and testified that the accused was
struck repeatedly and knocked down i'm
mediately prior to the shooting of the de-
ceased. Tho Jury rendered their verdict
that the deceased came to his death from
gunshot W ounds inflicted by W. A.
Scborn. 1t ia as yet undecided when the
examination will take rlace. The affair
is very much regretted by all good citi.
Zenn.
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For Gold and for Silver

SACRAMENTO. Oct. s.-John P. Irish
and Thomas V. Gator held Joint debate
tonight upon the money question at Ar
mory hall. IRISH talked for gold and Ca
tor for silver. They had large audience.
composed mainly Of Democrats and Pop.
ulists. Z
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STOCKTON. CAL, Oct. s.-William
Hurlihy, alias Powers, a young man who
has boon in Jail on various petty charges,
was found dead on pile OF straw in the
Valley road material yard this morning.
while DRINK
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VERSAILLES, KY, Oct. s.-lmported
Ormond dor, brother in blood to Or
monde, for which S. 0. B. Marlborough
Of California paid $3.50. 900, is dead at
Spring Hill stud. Inflammation of the
bowels was the cause OF his death. His
owner, William H. Sands, valued him at
$40 U0O
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YOKOHAMA, Oct. ga telegram re-
ceived here from Seoul, Corea, says that
Tai Won Kim, the kings father, and
leader of the anti-reform party, entered
the palace at the head of an armed force
and that the queens life is reported to
be in danger
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NevIectful Mr.. Blair

Josiah Asbury, to whom Blair sent his
child Annie after his divorce, has written
to Mr.. DIS. Hutchins, the former humane
officer. to the effect that Blair has done
nothing for the child, and inasmuoh as
he married the woman recently, Mr.. As
bury thinks it but right that he should
contribute little towards its mainten-
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Rewards Offered

SACRAMENTO, Oct. s.-Governor
Budd has offered a reward of $500 each
for the conviction of the per IONS guilty
of lynghins prisoners in several coun-
ties within the past few months.
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SANTA BARBARA, Oct. s.-w. II.
Brown of Los Angeles will be the con-
structing engineer of the new electric
road at this place. Work will begin to-
morrow. They expect to have cars run
ming on portion of the track by Janu-
sry list.
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ORIENTAL BATTLES
Japanese and Black Flags Fight Battle and
the Former Win

SHANGHAI Oct. S.-A special dis
patch from Toxic announces that the
Japanese forces on the island of Formo sa
have routed the main body of the Black
Flags, consisting of 10000 men. The en-
agement TOOK place near Tao Lin mai.
The dispatch adds that the Black Flag
leader, General Liu Yung Fun, is sur
troops, and his capture, together with all
of mis- warriors, is assured.
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A Bicycllst Killed

WASHINGTON, Oct. s.-Edward G.
Yeatrnan, one of the best known bicy-
clists in the city, and at one time holder
of the 24-hour cham pionship road record
Of $50 miles, accidentally shot and killed
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NEW YORK, Oct Racing at Graves
end today was tame and spifitless. Sum-
mary:
Six INTERPRETATIONS won, Carib
second. Salvable third; TINA, l:17.
Mile and a sixteenth, selling Governor
Sheehan won, Second Attempt second,
The Saint third; time, 1:50A.
Neptune stakes, six furlongs-Heresy
won. Amanda V. second, Voi.ey third
time, Ink.
One mile-Lucania won, Brandywine
second, Connoisseul third; time, AK
Mile and three won.
Counter Tenor second, Sir Excess third;
time, 2:02.
Six urlongs, selling - Sirocco won.
Amesr second. The Coon third; time,
san FRANCISCO, Results to-
Gays races:
Five furlongs. maidens - Treachery
WON, Little Flush Filly second. Marigold
Colt third time, 1:0212.
Five fCrloDgs, STANDARDIZATION won,
Marjorie second, Encino third; time,
1:02.
Five furlongs. selling-Rei Rose won.
Dick O'Malley second, Mendocino third !;
time, :03.
Six furiongs-Fannie Louise won, Imp.
Ivy second, Ike l.. third time, l:144.
One mile, selling arrago won, Ouch
time, :40A.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Oct. Sat Wood
ward and Shanklin's sale of trotters to-
day the bay stallion Constant /, record
2:l21., by Wilkes Boy was sold for $7lOO.
to Peter Duryea of New York. The
prices of other stock were fair.
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. S.-Latonia re-
sults-One mile-Maid Marion won. May
Queen second, Henry Irving third ;
time, :43N.
Six furlongs ,selling-Santa Maria won.
Prince Imperial second, Olive third;
time l:l6.
Five and half furlongs-Ben Holly
won. Sir Play second, Kirk third; time,
:09A.
Avondale stakes, one mile Glane dor
won, Carrie Lyle second, Overalla third {;
time, "A.
Five furlongs-Anna Garth won, Brace
Girdle second, Mile NJ. third time,
l:02A.
LEXINGTON. KY, Oct. s.-Oakland
Baron won Futurity in three straight
heats, after trotting dead heat with
Katrine Belle.
LEXINGTON. Oct. s.-The Kentucky
futurity, value to winner $1,000, was
trotted today. In the first heat Oakland
Baron and Katrina Bell. tail enders in
the betting, trotted tie, leaving Shad-
ow. the iavorite, in the last position.
Oakland Baron captured the next three
heats after battling with Scourine, the
second choice horse.
Kentucky futur:ty for four-year-olds
value to winner $4,000. to the second
horse $1,000, to the third $1,000. to the
breeder of the winners dam $4,000 ak
land Baron and Katrina Bel trotted tie
in the first heat: time, 2:16L. Oakland
1
and fourth heats; time. 2:16h. 2:16k,
2:1S. Katrina Bel second. Scourine tn ird,
Boreal, Impetuous, Larabie and Shadow
also started.
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himself yesterday while out riding near
Charleston, Jefferson county, W. Va.
His father is employed in the interior
department here.
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Only a Rumor

the lynching OF two men in Round VAL
ley last Sunday proves to be untrue.
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Bay District Race Entries

The following is the list of the entries
and weights of the RACES to be run at Bay
District today, which are posted in the
Los Angeles Turf club, 2l2 South Spring
street. Comm ssons received ON these
races and full description OF each event:
First race. selling, eleven six teenths OF
mile, all ages, welterweights Bug,
l29. Crawford, 1919: Johnny Payne, 1872;
Joe Cotton. 119; Hanford, 124; Miss
Brum nell. 10s.
Second race, eleven-sixteenths of
mile, 2year- - Eviola, ITO; Sam
Leake, 1l3; Charles Boots. no; Crafty,
1l5; Veragua, 1l3; Billy McClosky, lib.
Third race, selling, eleven-sixteenths Of
a Enile-Entries close at . 80.
Fourth race, selling, three quarters of
q mile-Sir Richard, 105; Remus, 107;
Captain Rees, lO4; Little Bob, 95; Main
stay, 107.
Fifth race, handicap, one mile-Claud-
Jus. .l07; Mclight, l06; Del Norte, 105;
Nephew 100.
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WV Vii
Capngs and Cioa!lings, Boucle rlottled
PIaids, English Cheviots and Coverts,
Correct Weights Correct Shades, No Lining Necessary
At So per yard
Fancy plaid mixtures of brown and Tan and other
shades, mixed with tan; the material for maxi
ing stunning cape or a launty coat.
At $3.50, $500 and so per yard
We are showing fall mixtures of all new cheviots,
Scotch homsspun eloakings, metonss, kerseys and
Wlde-Wae dlagonaS. in all medium and heavy weights.
Bouces 81 inches wde jet black and fancy astrachans.
Dress Patterns $3.50 to SIS
Ful pattern suits. No such assortment Of medium
priced patterns as we are offering: BOUCLE Sutngs
in navy and black, garnet and black green and black
wine and black, etc. two shade mixtures. Also Satin
Soiel SUITS in gay combinations and subdued mixtures,
sultngs at $Io, 1915 and 81 per pattern.
Specials in Dress Trimmings
Latest Autumn Arrivals
Jet Fronts--75c, S5c, 81, Sl25. sl50, SI65, sI.9S
Cut black bead dress trimmings in singular and fancy
varied styles and shapes of extreme beauty only just
received yet still we marked them very low to prove
the assertion that THE PEOPLES STORE does
up-todate selling, has
Everything Except High Prices
novelties IN YOkeS and Dress Fronts
Beautiful yokes of fur with jet and silk BRAID applique
work In handsome pieces to match each other, for
yokes eapes, epaulees etc., from 1926 to ST. EACH
Only at the Peoples Store
Fur Trimmings--From 1.3c to $3.50 yard
An elegant assortment of all kinds of fur trim mings
from the plain coney at SIC to the handsome real fur
at 3d. per yard.
An Assortment of Novelties in Buttons and Buckles
Is unquestonably the grandest on the Pacific Coast.
Twont do for you to think of getting anything in this
line without having Toasted your eyes this galaxy of
beautiful things. Our prices do them inustce-theyre
small.
Millinery Is One
Of strongest departments. We want everybody to
call and inspect the wonderfully exquisite creation and
reproductions of fashionable fances in highclass head
wear that we are showing these days. LOOK AT
THE PRICE MARKS, TOO. The same goods in
millinery stores would cost double the money. Our
mmers and designers the best that can be secured
in the country, and their work will bear favorable com.
parison with that of any in the world The best ideas
in the millinery art are being displayed by us.
A. Hamburger & Sons
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Modal ard Diplena.
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week. Opera Bonnets U Sy e f e e2e. HSw f
Era Bonnets trimmed to SHORT NOTICE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-23
! lood's SaFsapar' lila

The statements in the testimonial below
are familiar facts to tho immediate friends
OF Mr. Geo. A. Zirkle, school teacher, OF
lit. Horeb, Tenn, very well known
throughout the county, where he was
born and has always lived. 1t illustrates
tbs wonderful power Of Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla over all diseases OF the blood. Read il:
az believe in Hoods Sarsapa-illa. Twill
tel you why. have suffered from in
herited scrofula from childhood. When 81
years of age my eyes became
Strangely Affected.
I could not read after sunset, and when ]
would close my eyes l could not open
them; but on whichever side I lay on that
side I could open ny eye. This condition
continued about two years, and was sue
oeede6 by an intolerRble itching al over
my body and limbs. l had to have my
little boys take shoe brushes and scratch
me. It was dreadful. It continued q
month and was followed Immediately by 8
tumor IN the right sideOf my neck as large
as a small egg. ! took physicians pre-
scriptions TIL lost hope. In the mean
time the tumor changed It's place to the
immediate front Of my neck, suppurated
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-23

ave have used Hoods Sarseparilla for
our little boy, who had running sore ON
one of his limbs. He had suffered from
it for one and a half years. He took
seven bottles OF Hoods Sarsaparilie and
the sore is ell healed and he is now well.
Hoods Sarsaparilla cleansed his blood and
cured him" Z. B. JOHNSON, Bridge
water, Lowe.
Scrofula ETadicated.
clam a great sufferer with blood trou-
BILE. I have taken several bottles of Hoods
SGr5apariIla and find it the best medicine
I ever saw for acTofula humors and blood
poison. 1t Strengthens the system and
drives away that tired feeling. No one
knows the good Hood SaTsspariila will do
until il has been faithfully tried" LAURA
NJ. LAwroN, Spragueville, New York.
Sores Or Neck and Arms.
"Last spring had sores come on my
neck and arms, owing to bad blood and q
run down system. My physician told me
to get Hoods sarsaparilla and take it to
purify my blood. After taking three bot
ties was cured. 1t is Gn excellent spring
medicine" MRS. ANNA DITZLER, New
Danvllle, Pennsylvania.