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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-23
SUICIDE IN JAIL.
II. II. Herring, Indicted for Murder,
Used ~ Razor Effectively.

Athens, Texas, February 2.-B. IL. Her.
ring. who was under indictment for the
murder Of John Graves, one OF his tenants,
some six months ago, committed suicide in
his cell in the county jail in the latter part
Of last night by cutting his throat with a
razor. severing his carotid artery OF one
side and the jugular vein on the other. At
the time OF the murder, an almost wantOn
one. IL was necessary to move him 10 Cor
sicana TO prevent lynching by the onrayed
citizens. His trial was SGT for tomorrow
the 2sd--the district court heing now N
session,
Herring. in 1856, shot his wife here, with
Winchester rifle, killing her instantly.
The case was moved 10 Navarro county In
1890 and he was acquitted lie was bn-n
In Lyon county, Kentucky, and was 81
years old. He moved to Hall county, Texas
In ISL; then TO Bastrop county. later to
| Milan county. and 10 this Henderson
county in 1881. lie has lived with four
wives in this county. The one killed was
young girl, from whom he was divorced
He then married an old woman, much old.
er than himself and then ii-year old girl.
who. with his two sons. Just grown, sur
vive him. Ne left several letters 10 the
sheriff. his sons and his attorney To the
former he stated that he saw no chance
| for him and rather than go TO the pcnits an.
tary he was going to take his life
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CHRISTIANS WERE KILLED.
Effect Of the Bombardment by the
Powers.
INDIGNATION MEETING AT ATHENS
Condemned by Some Members of
the British Parliament.

Canea Island of Crete, February o2.-The
returned from selines, accompanied by 10
Mussulman fugitives. They were unable
to hold conferences with the chiefs OF the
belligerents. who are conducting war of
determination. Both sides have mutually
massacred prisoners. Two thousand civil
ians and $50 Turkish soldiers are resisting
the advance of the insurgents with three
cannon. Their position is extremely criti-
cal
The consuls proceeded to Candano on
board ship. Tho Christians there, al
though advised of the arrivals fired on the
consuls in spite of the white flag OF truce
which they carried. The consuls returned
to Selines, where the Christians occupied
fresh positions.
Here also the consuls were fired upon
the shots falling around the ship. The in-
surgents have reboisted their flag at Ha-
lepa, but they have not fired upon the
Turks, who have planted flag 1900 yards
from the insurgent position.
Fifteen Christians. including three nuns
OF the Elias convent, were wounded by the
bombardment Five thousand insurgents
arrived within an hour after firing COM
menced.
Advices from Gambia are to the effect
that the water supply has been diverted
and that the governor has twice vainly
asked the foreign admirals to land marines
Evoning.-The British. Italian and Rus
sian consuls proposed an armistice of one
week ut Selines. This proposition was ac-
cepted by both Mussulmans and Christians
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THE CITY.

The Post 10 delivered 20 any part OF me
city by carriers az no per month. thIe'
months, $50. SIX months. s5N, one 'e"''
el2O 49,
Mr. Theodor. Ber.ng has charge OF inc
City Circulation and Collecting. -,,..
Messrs. Theodore Bes1ng ana NnsE q,
Lott aye the authorized collectors OF az
city bills both advertising ana svoselip
ton. and no money should be PAID 70 az
ono other than thosc named, unless spsS'A SPA,
written authority signed hr the blsi. -
Manager IS shown, All accounts OF any
axe should be PAID BIZ check IN favor u
The Houston Printing Company
No orders for goods, etc. are gwen %
the f1anagcment, and none VII! be accept
sd 10 pigment OF ofhck bills.
Subscribers faNlns 10 receive the pspe'
regularly will please notify tho othce
rromply. Every subscribers paper - eA.
pecsed TO 6s delivered net later tnan ~
.. m.
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e tion "a on. Of that place ~
''vn IN the Afternoon 20 vent Il.
baron Marschall n.
V, " but sais !, referred a <
10 refrain from mssin, ne wa consS
ment of the subject ~, : de,aiisS ~
mat he could only say present. Hs ~.
namely. rean,,p policy elearl, IVA, w
the ma,n ,esoiu.e interven,,os @,'.sa "
anv ti Eth has no lndIy,sn..a, las:
therefor u r 70 serve in the Ea., ,n:erss I
w ', dn'sa more vigorously srs and V a
aevote ourselves 10 IT, sna unrse,us
maintaining peace" 'Ae great IA, !.
fairs said; minister for fcn,.
me work OF pac,,u.
spirit ~ is ' ,h, powers in the me-, Iar.
Greece S, threatened by tia s. n'l,a
law '' "h'ch is contrary to i Io, as,oa 4
The reports which /,
sns, mat the landing o, ,h sI n recslga
, instead OF pacifying The is Io Sresk ttns
s.eauiiy growing anarchy - ~ has lea |,
staice constitutes In itsaj, IN. ms clf@e.
action on other nations sna IN It's n.
p ,",I, 10 avert this is the ns,, uaass
afs n' s"c 81 definite se,,lems ~. ~,
a , OF Crete and granting '' .s q tk
lhanus OF the Christians st .ae 'as \.
, aomd without erroachins ur"n a "a \
tegrity of Turkey, upon the b.
baron Marschall Won Blcber,,.,
. ,,, TO the pending neso,iai,or n 40 n
'he powers and remarked. 0<tsta
ihe reichstag will be h,u, ~
soon as possible. In the mss,, Informed b
be well to remember ths, G ssne U VII
s ,anLns the best course In ths ~ >
humanity, by employing ali he. e a. I
70 avert a war which would ~. 'sa
describable misery over va, ,sn -.
(Cheers.l '1t nsai"
Herr Richter, the German ,..,
'seted at Germany taking ibs in No. ~
tho proposed blockade Of pire,r. ' 'a'' y
After further discussion pa. w.
von bienerste' said that two hunas.s ~ ~
hon .narke - 'reek securi,,s. NV ny.
IN Germany aud that the German ss. aA
meht' IN conjunction with he s so,.N
ments Of the other countries vo, a. ..
tlnue to advocate the claims a, $40 ~
oi Greece. The matter was then s...s',
the captain OF the German w. ' ".
halserin Augustln has telegrsps,a !. -
oahea that his ship being al ths ~ i,
,he line fired the first volley IN ~ =.
Dardlng of the insurgent ea,,n VIZ
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HEsENrs souE CRITICISMS.
committeeman Ousicy Take. Issue
WIN Post Corrrspond.nt

i7NN' 'pFrFsnpnuent
"ai'cs'on. Texas, February 2l.-The
criticism q Gal1estou's hospitality NV +,
stan correspondent IN The Post OF Feb.
ruary 20 has given offence In this eltv and
gentlemen who were lu touch win th.
events Of the past week. insist thar IL v-as
With"ht Just provoeation. Mr. Clarence
uusley' member Of the executive enter
.I'H''V". committee requests the publica-
ton OF the following statement.
The rebuke Of Gaiyestons arraneeroeu,s
TOT entertaining her visiters and the asper-
slons upon her hospitality by The poat's
stan correspondent are bafelesa In ,ac, and
shocking IN taste. 49, Publishing the mis-.
representation and emphasizing IL with
siarihg headlines Tho Post has done itself
more than Galveston An Injustice which I
believe the most bitter community rivalry
VIII not cond0ne.
me correspondent seems 10 b. surprised
, .st 'n' h"tels Ner" crowded. and takes
| TINS as prcoi Of "Calyeston's Inability 10
| entertain large crowd" When | was a
peariless youth OF much the same temper
as I'M. splenetic critic. attended an inter
etato urn at Houston. and although I had
i'ihno no advance arrangements for hotel
| accommodations, was very Intioh nut out
~ being compelled to spend chilly nigh,
on cot IN one OF the halls OF the Capltol
| "'pselhehtly cafnc to understand
WA. no city IN the world can give parlor
S III, 70 livery man upon occasions like tn,
uIiu at Houston and the battlcshlp Texas
WISH TO Galveston, few years later
was Unexpectedly called to Houston durins
the session OF the famous car stable demo.
crauc convention Finding tho hoteli
crowded obtained quarters 10 a prlvat.
boarding house and took my meals will
good grace at a restaurant recall stil
| nj h.
| Grams at Houston when. understand. man,
| visitors were fneonvenlenced ,,otwl thstsnd
Ing the good psopls Of houston had pro
! vided hundreds d roonn n privsts huusss
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Admiral Pottier's Explsn.,,..

Paris. February 22.--An Official dpatd
received here today from Admiral Fstus|
the commander Of the French SQuld,u &
Canea, island Of Crete. states thit ID
admirals have informed their rupxdF}
governments that anarchy CONTINUES win
Crete.
The admiral adds that during sundiy, I
spite of the reputed protests d Tie al
M nders of the foreign fleets, The cfssll
continued 10 advance and continued I
fusillade with the Turkish outposu elr1
Canea. After consultation the EitA
Austrian. German and Russlin "
opened fire and only ceased when he q
flag was lowered.
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a.. 1----- -
InMi gnntIOn Nicotine mn

Athens. February ga grea, ,,s,.
tion meeting was held here today /, !,
TEST against the bombardment ya.sSI
py Warshlps OF the powers OF the insr1s
camp near Canea. Shouts were raI~s
war. and the speakers declared yebsr,,
that the country was now fully dets--s.
to sacrifice its blood and treasure IA D !
Crete. Premier Delyannis addrexl
crowd of people In front OF the m,nIy,1 n
finance and declared that the cabI,a "
In perfect accord with the nation. v.A|
might be assured that the gqye,u,s
would do its duty.
1t is reported that the minister 4 M
has resigned.
The minister OF foreign affairs hu al
at the foreign embassies and has ldts h
protest against the bombardment d a
ipsurgent camp by the foreign vinAla
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To nrcnk OF Relation.

Paris. February PA dipatsA ,
ceived here from Athens this evsni's y,
that Greece has decided that II tas w
bardment OF the lasurgeat poslsno
the island OF Crete is repeated ns
break OF diplomatic relations VIM
powers. u
1t IL also stated that Assin BY,
Turkish minister at Athens. threaiss
Turkey will break of her Relations Y.
the Greek troops are withdraw
Crete.
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than 'reasons Of state" or consideration
Of personal and national safety.
Il 10 somewhat humiliating. however, &c
find this illustration given at this time BY
q little monarchy In the East OF the Med'-
terranean, while the Great Republic OF tho
new world continues to Guido the m0s'
conservative OF European courts In adher-
ence to a coldblooded plan Of non-in,erfei :
epce in behalf OF the cause OF liberty aud
humanity.
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caused Great Excitensst

Athens. February 22.-The ne"
bombardment of the insursenI aAs
Canea by vessels Of the foreign - n
caused tremendous excitement n.M n,
asserted that the fire OF mo Van ..-s ,
great injury to the Christian ~ y
several men were killed and severn
al La, tho shnlla
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London, February ga dispatch
Chronicle from Athens says W
lieved that it has been decided 70 ~
three more classes Of reserves ~
possible for the king OF Greece
back. II he should do SO there ~ 4.
neither crown nor government S''aa
ty-four hours.
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ncuIul of Fatalities

canea. February NE. insu'ss'. n
killed by the cannonade Of the war;
the insurgents near here yes'sTTsS N. ~
damage done was lmmaterial. l y. n n
and Italian warships did no. w ~ III
cause cam the Greek flag was !ovess'
Insurgents before their turn CANE
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POLICY OF GERMANY.
interested tn Maintaining Pence on
Account of Sccurltics.

Berlin, February 22.-(Copyrighted 1897
by the Associated Press.)-ln the course
OF the debate in the rechstag today on the
foreign office estimates the minister for
foreign affairs, Baron Marschall Won Bieb-
erstein, replying to a question on the
situation in Crete. stated that the Ger
man war ship Kaiserin Augustin arrived
OF canea yesterday forenoon. landing, fifty
marines to take part In the joint foreign
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-23

Berlin, February 22'--Ihe 10 A,
ger is authority for the s'a'ei. ..,S,r,u
king of Greece has sen. 10 tA
Christian TX, king Of DenmA ri Ia o
feet that he has decided % ar r,ress b
n take command OF inc Wv
there,
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London, February 20" v,ls b,
tho Daily Telegraph from .,.sIu \
Monday, says; The Greek e, s, Sl crs,s q
have ii been ordered to star, tar, , 10, III M
diately under the
George.
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crui.cr sailed.

London, February q. .",st nj =
p,era has completed her QUIZ
today for piraeus.
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carter Harrison Nominntcd.

Chicago, February 22.-The popullst city
today nominated Carter H..
Harrison, Jr., for mayor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-23

Angostura Bitters restores tho ,r,o,,,,
and cures INDIGESTION when all else Sai,s
Manufactured Ssa by pr. J. g. D, siegert 4
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The capacity of the Crown Cotton NH
a. Dalton. Ga. which IS now lQ.pa spin
dies, wiA b. doubled this year. Las: yss,
This mil declared 81 Is Per cent d,Si.
den Since It's establishment ter years
aso 1t hiss pati. In cssh. one and one-halt
times mo smoHn, OF capital originally in-
vested. besides more ihan doubling the
valgc OF SIS stock. This shows VIVA, a
well managed cotton nail Ia Georgia can
DO. aa3 Texas has every natural advau-
tare possess al ~ Georgia.
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{ a B. "a So
- - ,Vn
II '.'s pl.-' al - o'., ~ '''e-
iiines mo sn'ohH' OF capital oFis'Iaiiy IN
vested besides more han doubling the
well managed cotton mil IN georgia can
DO. aas Texas has every ra,urai asvan.
ta-e psssesa.gt b, C;sorsia.
Growers luck IS saA with h.m-Generai
filr~ison eoal,n,t 90 hin, on. better
-
\ gentleman who has visited South
america socs something in this vicinity
r,-.,.,... ,r,, ,,....-... 80 80
-, 80 .'.s '.o''', .,iso. WIN
~, na -'vs- ., ,ge 80. ytt,n ,s 49,
Arres. some NV or NOR MID. nm me
49, A,s -. .o,s,., .,''.N "P
NV 40 -. - 49, 'l'''-' > or
iraHoifs q 'Ee sane general tendency alzo
r,..,- -
- ~. -. ~" ""eA ns
,,l..-.-..'',-.. ''NE says '"at
e 81 4 ia
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The cong would now read. "only one
more week OF Grover"
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.p,c,,I stnn Comlnissioncrs.

AT AUSTIN-L. A. Petit. office in the
State Capitol Building.
Al DALLAs-James Hays Qiarles.
Windsor Hotel,
In the Evening Tribune Building.
TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Editorial, Isl Business. les
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Growers luck IS slu wi.h h.m-Gencrai
H4r-son couldn't 80 him ons better.
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HOUSTON DAILY POST.
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me action or 'he powers Is tho acton
Of lot Of big buliies who would hesitate
TO airack anyho3y OF then slze-a, laas,
1t looks TIA, 1ay on this side o. tho
water Wv
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Lscfy body hits the Turk when he's
aoEn Now Postmaster He..ae says TIA,
Cons. anunople Is a eirter otty than Chi
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FoNo"iHS tho Bradley Martin oar tho
-'g 'Aow Is aow ~ full bias, In New
l'FN- They an have their day in the -Four
Nlndrel VI there.
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-10

Railroad, will leave Boston January z.
1898. Among the points of interest visited
will be Omaha, Denver. Colorado
Springs, Manitou and the Garden of the
Gods, Salt Lake City, San Francisco San
Jose, Monterey, Santa Cruz, Los Angeles,
Pasadena, Riverside, San Diego, Tue
son, Ell Paso and ST. Louis. Eighteen
days will be spent in California. Rate,
including all necessary expenses durir g
entire time absent. $40 from Boston.
Descriptive itinerary Will shortly be is
sued, and can be obtained of d. N. Bell,
Tourist Agent, 205 Washington street,
Boston. or Geo. w. Boyd, Assistant Gen.
eral Passenger Agent, Philadelphia.
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TO SUE CITY MARSHAL,

Willis Prince ar. employ. of the Bur
rows screen factory in this city but form.
erly of Deering has retained Gen. G. p.
Mattocks of this city with view to
bringing a suit against City Marshal
Clark of .Deering for alleged false i'm
prisonment. Prince says that in 1896
while living in Portland his wife was
committed to the insane asylum. Sub
sequently she was discharged as improved
and lived with her husband at 800 Forest
avenue. Last spring she was again com
mioted to the asylum in response to re-
quest of some Of the neighbors. NJ
Prince offered to see that she was taken
care of but refused to support her down
there. He claims that she did not receive
proper treatment at Augusta.
He says that while protesting in Mar
shall Clark's presence against his wife't
being taken away the latter locked him
up and would not release him until he
agreed to have his wife ready to go the
next day. He says he will bring suit
against the city for sending his wife tc
Augusta.
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-10

a. the wrappings of the three bundles
60 nc sWore to each piece MIR. Howe or
az theu an objection which was overruled by
5 ne uourt and an objection noted by the
~, mltness had seen similar marks on 9TH
81, tIa0 out had never In any case seen
o. orl s ynese marks on any one body before
90 SLICE a,es he had known of two positive
ana az dinerent identifcations being made
correct. ion pro'eu W 10 III
The witness was at Mr.. Howe,s reouest
uirecoeo TO be in court at 10 O'Clock to
morrow morning.
one or two minor witnesses had
oeen heard the evidence as to the tindins
OF tne different parts of tbe bo5y and
their disposition was conclnde6 ard +ha
court u adjourned until tomorrow.
morrow will be that of the anatnn S col
experts, who will be produced Nv The nee
pie to prove that the parts heIonoa91 o ~
the same body and also if nossibla ~ ~
prove the cause of DEATH The distr,ct
attorney believes that he can prove tha .Ss
things to the satisfaction OF the ;,,rv
after which he hopes to convinos ~ ,
court and jurors that the headIesa no SIv
which was so savagely dismembered =
that of the missing bath rubber. Willia1, 10
Guldensuppe.
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UNION. MEETING N. r. op.

large number Of the members COM
Ism hg the four lodges of the New Eng
oroer OF Protection in the city held
=, Aion meeting with Longtellow lodge
arlington block last evening, prelimi-
o.. 10 the tenth anniversary meeting in
Ivy nall this evening. MIR. William A.
4en presided over the meeting which
"as heid for the purpose of meeting some
- 'ne supreme and grand officers socially.
az entertainment was furnished which
rUhslsted OF eloquent addresses by Grand
warden ]. W. Chadwick of Maine; Hon.
aohry w. Cakes of Auburn; Supreme
treasurer Hon. John P. Sanborn of New
port, Il. l.; and Supreme Warden Hon.
Luolus P. Deming of New Haven, CT.
Ahterspersed through the speaking were
piano solos by Miss Pearl Libby and
readings by Miss Flora Skillings. After
thls programme was finished refresh
ments were served which consisted of
1ruit punch, chocolate, coffee, ice cream
and all kinds of cake.
The meeting in City hall is freeTto
everybody holding cards and those who
nave not obtained them can get them at
the door. A fine programme will be fur
nlshed which will please everybody.
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BENNETT & MOULTON.

"For Cuba's Cause" was presented last
night by the Bennett & Moulton company
at the Portland theater before another
large audience, and it is safe to say not
a disappointed person left the theater at
the fall Of the curtain ON the last act.
The play abounds with interest and
there is plenty of comedy which is we'll
supplied by Justin Adams, Dan Simons
and Joseph Harris.
10 New and interesting views were shown
by the cinnenatograph, including some
of the Queens jubilee, which won rounds
of applause. The orchestra gained a still
stronger hold on the audience by their
clever work. This afternoons the bill
will be "The Lady of Lyons and to-
night William GilIette's great comedy
"All the Comforts of Home,'' will be
presented. A genuine evening of comedy
is promised
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SIR WILFRID ARRIVED.

Washington, NovemtJep l9.-Sir Wilfrid
Laurier and party arrived here today at 4
O'Clock and took quarters at the Shore
Wtlfrid and Lady Laurier, Sir Louis and
Lady Davis, Miss Ethel Davis, Prof. ].
M. Macoun, Mr. r. M. sVenning, Mr.. r.
Bondreau and Mr.. e. b. Williams. Sir
M1lfrld asked to be excused to all inter
viewers. During the evening Prof
thompson, the British seal expert, called
on on the premier and his assistants.
Inc British ambassador and staff will
cal tomorrow morning at II o'clock the
Am An bassador will escort Sir Wilfrid to the
White House for call of courtesy.
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DEERING.

Workmen are engaged in putting in the
six inch water main rom Forest avenue
to the building being erected for the
New England Furniture Co. at Morrills
Corner.
Mr.. G. P. Stevens valuable rabbit
hound dog was shot in mysterious man
ner last Sunday afternoon at Smiths
woods. It was not known where the shot
came from but the dog was found durign
the afternoon with bullet hole in the
side and was bleeding profusely from the
wound. The dog was SO weak from the
loss of blood that he was unable to walk
home except with great difficulty. The
dog is valuable one and may recover.
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-10
Don't forget that the Boston excursion
comes November 18th.
THESElA TRYING TIMES.

Nervous breakdown is getting to be a
very common trouble, and ordinary prac-
titiouers cannot successfully treat it.
Many people are predisposed to 1t; with
some 1t is brought on by overwork and
worry; the past few years have been such
trying ones for our men and women.
Such cases need. soothing treatment, the
nervous tension must be lessened SO that
you can sleep. If you don't sleep your
nerves will never regain their wonted
calm. DIR. Greene's remedies for the
nerves are wonderful. They assist nature
and there is no reaction. Fortunes are
constantly being spent by tine wealthy in
fruitIess search for lost nervous strength.
Write to the great specialist Dr. Greene,
at "a Temple Place, Boston, Mass, and
he will show you the sure road to recove-
~ and charge you nothing for the advice.
No one is qualified to advise you as he is
His experience is greater than that of
any other practicing physician. His dis
coveries Rave saved thousands from de-
spair. The great remedy, DR.. Greene's
Nervura' Is only one of his grand medical
discoveries.