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entertaIment.
 Fhis concluded the program, W hich took place in the dancing hall The audience quickly dispersed, some re- pairing to the parlors and others to their several homes bat in the mean time the chairs were cleared away and the young people enjoyed the mazf dance for a couple of hours af- terwards
 The entertainment was Il delight fnl success #in every particular. for which The officers of the Young Mems Hebrew Association deserve much credit and we hope. ao suspicious a beginning but augurs the future sue cess oi their Association and ifs entertainments.
 The officers of the Association are M. l.. Altheimer, President; Nose Miller, Vice President. l. N. Miller, Secretary: and II. C. Bmthenthal, Treasurer The present membership is seyenty=four. and constantly in- creasing.
 The opening ball will be given on Monday evening Novemher the %
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OFFICERS ELECTED.
Of the Jefferson County Fair Asso- eiation for the Ensuing
 Year.
Year

The newly elected Bonrd of Birec- tors of tho Jefferson County Far Association met yesterday (Mon- day1 afternoon for the purpose oi organization and the election tf ulli- cers for the ensuing year
 The resignations Of Mir " II. l4angford, as President, and Mir NJ. F. Bloom, as Secretary were pre- sented to the Board
 Upon motion the Beard then en- tered upon the election of officers.
 Mr W. II. Lnnef5rd witbdre " from the room and upon motion of Dr. ]. ". Withers. Mr. La9gford was unanimously reelected as President.
 Upon motion the vacancy left in the Board of Directors at the stock holders meeting was filled by the election oi Mr D & BelI, as said Director.
 The election of officers was then proceeded with, and the following officers elected
 Dr. J. ". Nithers, Sice-president; Mir D. C. Bell, Secretary. and ] E. Trulock, Treasurer
 Upon motion an executive coni- mittee was created with the Presi- dent ex-efiicio chairman and the fol- lowing directors as the other mem- btrs of said executive committee. viz ". II. Langford, L. F. Gold smith and | E. TruIock
 President Langford thenappointed the following committee tocanyass the city for ad( itional subscribers to he capital stock of the Associations: C. yoss " L. DewoodF, simon Bloom, J. F. Trnlock and K M Knox
 A resolution was passed instruct ing tho Secretary to notify he Board of Directors of call meeting to con slider the recommendation of the stockholders to change the name Of the Association to the Pine Bluff State Fair Association.
 Adjourned.
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Y. NJ c A NOTES

Rev. C Gordon smeadc's address which was 10 have been given at Merrill Institute next Sunday has been postponed two weeks. Next Sunday s service will be opened to the public for a mass meeting, thc occasion being the week of prayer for the Young Mems Christian Asso4 citation. There will be good musie and appropriate addresses.
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ML IVY. BUR k r i.
I1ckeIs Gets a.geb.

Mr Iames II Eekels, tiie Com ptroller ef Che Currency will accept the Presidency of tlle Commercial National Bank, of Chicago, to which he was elected Tuesday, Air Bckels term Of office does not expire ahtil April lS9S but owing toitheurgcnt of tlle direetoa of the bank he will assnme his new duties on January l. Dur ing his term as Comptr0lIer, MT. Eekels has won a national repnla. ton as q financief, and his adminis' tration is generally regarded as ex- ceptionally able. IL is understood that the successor will be Mr.es q. Dawes, of Illinois
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How to gure IsiIions Collc.

l suffered for weeks with collie and pains in my stomach caused bv biliousness and had ta take medicine all the while until used Chamber lain's Colic Cholera and Biarrhora Remedy which cured me. l have since recommended it to q good many people.-Mgs. r. Butler Fair- haven, Conn. Persons who are subject to bilious colic can ward off the attack by taking this remedy as soon as the first symptoms appear. Sold hy ". L neWoedy < Co. drug. giSts.
 Miss claire Q Bloom k suffering from a severe burn received waile experimenting in the lAbratory at the high sch o1 yesterday.
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Hon Jas Hasrey who is traYel- ing in the interest oi the5Gazctte's monument fund. is in the city todhy making arrangements for the ap- pearanee here on December the 29th at the opera house, of the PhGnix. Concert Band, Of Mariannh, which will give an entertainment here On that date for the benefit of the mon ument fund.
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 EIectricity.

All members in the city who are interested in the study of electricity are requested to meet MI. Jeanin, Manager of the Pine Bluff Telephone Company, at Merrill Institute Thurs day night. the Huh A class will be conducted two nights each week mad all who are interested are cordially invited 10 be present Thursday night.
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Think it over


 No douht maDg reelile are awar that Enpion sAl malsas a Haea bet coal oil. BItwe doubt II there are any tiff kp5w tliat q giillon Of Eupion lhsts longer than cheitp'oil. Then. why not Have the best light whon the diifercncefn COST x scarcely nothings Eupien $ el1 q the fol owing places
 eiccain Grocery tao. t9hn iI Talbot z Co Robinson Y GreepaeidssJ. Is Llqsd M3 anzTankefsley Co, E Bros, W L. Dewoody < Co Houston < Rpane. L E. oIasmith e, r0aiAeimer Rros, Ferguson < Russell |. 3 aiercantiIe Co HE. seveke. 2 LumDkin, ] E.sininans. Bluff City Lumber Co q. N. Hart Drug Co. W. .S 9eard, 0edtf sl2 Hearin < fslexander.
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THE '. M II. 4.
THE BOOK RECEPTION GIVEN BY THAT ORGANIZATION
 LAST NIGHT.
A Number of Books Contributed and Most Interesting Program
 Rendered

The Book Reception given by the Young Mems Hebrew Association in their new and elegant quarters. Up stairs in the Withers building. Mon day night, was largely attended, and WIS most delightful success.
 The new quarters of this organiza- ton are most handsome andcommo- dions. They occupy the entire upper story of the Withers' building, on l West Second avenue. These quarters have been handsomely and elegantly furnished throughout The tive front rooms are handsomely furnished parlors, while to tEe left is the gym nasium and tn the right the dance nau. Last night these quarters were eXquisitely decorated with ferns, flowers and eyergreens, and the bright light of the many cleo tIic lights spreading o'er the many hand some costumes and beautiful flowers and parlors. made a scenc of dazzling hrilliancy and sp,endor. riylling some of tEe heauteous descriptions of the Arabian Nights.
 The occasion was a book rece j. ton. The parlor has been provided with a large and handsome new book-case. and the contributions from the guests last night filled the bookcase with new and valuable books ny modern authors.
 The program for the evening was of a most interesting character. Blr. Maurice Altheimer delivered the opening address, giving a history oi the organization and predicting as to it's future His remarks were well chosen and well received.
 Mr. Will Benton then rendered a musical selection which was heartily applauded This was followed by d few brief and appropriate remarks from Rabbi Becker as Co the ahlects of the association.
 Then the orchestra rendered an exquisite overture, after the eDneln- sion of which Hon, S. Nj. Taylor was introduced, who delivered q eon- gratulatory address which captured the audience.
 Miss Blanche Aitheimer, the sweet song-bird of Pine Blufi, then favored the audience with-one of her choicest vocal selections, which charmed and delighted her audience and evoked long and loud applause.
 Mir Lee Altheimcr was then iutro- dnced and surprised his hearers by delivering most excellent address. Mir. Altheimer was never before sns- pected of being an orator, but his effort last night showed that ke ean makea speech as well as sell goods.
 The audience was then delighted by d solo sung by Mrs. sam Frank lin. accompanied by Miss sheetz on the piano.
 After the Conclusion of this musical selection the fun-making began when Polk Airler and his company, who are billed to play at the opera house tonight were introduced. Mr. Miller told several regro-dialcet stories which kept his hearers in hearty uproar Of laughter and ap- plause. Then came Mr- Oscar iScis- sons, who kept up tie good work Iinauguratcd by Mir. Miller and the andienee laughed until 1t was sore. afr. Sciss6ns concluded with com 1 ie song in imitation of an old man, which was q fitting finale oi the literary and musical features of the
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dore purant, under sentence of death for the murder of Miss Blanche Lamont in San Francisco, in April, 1895. The case has attracted atten- ton throughout the whole country, and today decision permits the law t0 take it's course with the con demned man Chief Justice Fuller announced the courts decision, but madeno remarks save to cite q few authorities on which the court based it's decision.
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DIED.

MILES, in Pine Bluff, Ark. No yember Sth, 1897, Mrs Gertrude Miles.
 The funeral services will he held from the residence of the deceased $ mother, Mrs. Duncan, on Louisiana street. between 2nd and Sfd ave- Rev. ]. F. Carr officiating.
 TuE GRAPHIC extends the relatives and friends of Mrs. Miles it's sympa- thy in their loss
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A FIRE ALARM.
Turned in From Mrs. T B Atkin-
 :. sons Residence.

Yesterday, Monday, afternoon fire alarm was turned in from the esldence of Mrs. r. B Atkinson, on the corner of 5th ave. and Laurel st. \ blaze was started from a bottle of acid on the back porch. \ oneket ol water extinguished the flames before any damage was done.
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Dr. Cady's Condition Powders, at just what horse needs when in ba9 condition. Tonic, blood purifier an9 yermif9 ge. They a9e not food bu medicine and the best if. use 10 put i horse k prime condition Price 2a cents per package
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Durallt Mast Hang

WAsnNaroN. November S-rhc United States Supreme Court today affirmed tEe decision of Circuit Court Tor California, rrfusiug writ of habeas corpus ta Nm. Henry Tneo-
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No Fever at Memphis.

Telegrams received at the Board of Trade today say that there were no new cases Of yellow fever in Memphis yesterday and none today
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retter. sals-Rheuna aed Igezema.

The intense itching and sinartlng incl b, applying Chamberlain 6 Eye ano Skin Ointment. Many very bad eases have peen permanently cured by : 's is equally efficient fer itching piles an a fay9rite remedy for sore nipples chappe1 hands, chilblains, frost bitt and chronic sore eyee. 2j cts. per boz
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The worst cold ever had in my life was cured by Chamberlain g Cough Remedy. writes ". H. Nor ton, Sutter Greek, Cal. This cold left me with cough and l was eX- pecrorating all the time. The rem edy cured me, and l want all of my friends when troubled with q cough or cold to use it, for if will do them rood 's- Sold by N. l.. Dewoody < &O., Druggists.
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KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
National Convention Meets at Lew
 isville Today.

LOUISVILLE, Ky November o. The national convention of the Knights of Labor opens here today and delegates from the East and West are arriving on every train. ,ieneral Master N orkman Jomes k. Sovereign, General Worthy Fore man r. G. Mcclure, and Secretary John W. Hayes arrived this morning from the East. The general officers. witch the general executive board, Andrew D Hest. of New York IT. B. Martin. of Minnesota. and Daniel Brown, of Montana, he'd an execu- tive session today behind closed doors. Information concerning the present numerical and financial strength of the once-powerfnl order is difficult to obtain. Contrary to the practice in previous years the re ports of the officers have not been given out in advance. and General Secretary Hayes. who is also treas urer, is responsible for the statement that "when theY arc given oat it will be only parriallp.
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Get your meals and lunches at the Elk Restaurant, on Barraqae St. Meals served in first-class style. Terms to suit the times. 9 , If
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Mir Jim Fentress reta9ncd th.s morning to Noble Lake from l}oliver, Tenn, where he was cailed to tie bedside Of bis dying slsfrr.
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The case of the State against WiI- Der Brown is occupying the atten- tion of the Circuit Court today. Brown is charged with marking a hog for the purpose of stealing it. He Is being defended hy White X Street.
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MT J H. Mann left this morning for Winchester and Riyes where he VIII spsnd NeYaral daYa hunting.
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J. II. Delmon, Jr, leaves for Jack sonyille. Ill, today, 10 place gal yanized iron roof ona building at that place
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"Washpin, the escaped negro con viet recently captured by Policeman Culpepper at Noble Lake, was on trial this morning. He is the negro who took Mir Culpepper's pistol from him and ran off with It. He was run down by blood hounds, and when arrested. had another pistol on him. He wQs. fined $50 for carrying q pistol.
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The 3-year-old boy of J. A. John son, of Lynn Center, ILL, is subject to attacks of eroup Mr. Johnson says ife is satishel that the timely use of Chamberlain Cough Remedy, during n severe attack, sa yed his little boys life. He is in the drug business. a member 0f the firm oi Johnson Bros of that place; and they handle great many patent medicines for throat and lung dis cases. He had all these to choose from. and skilled physicians ready to respond to his call, but selected this remedy for use in his own iamliy at I limo when his child's life vas in danger. because lie knew it to be superior-to any other, and famous the country over for it's cures of croup. Mr. Johnson says this IS the hest selling cough medicine they handle, and that it gives splendid satisfaction in all eases. Sold by " 1. Dewoody X Co., druggists
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Only one ease in the police court this morning. Howard Thompson, (col1 was fined $3 by Judge Brown for being drunk.
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Mir lrred Fox left yesterday after noon on drumming trip South over the Cotton Belt.
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NINETEENTH pay cents each for copies If the GRAPHIC, date oi August 27 tS97. Bring papers to this office
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Mir. X Freeman, .lir lumber man of Millyille, is in the city today,
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An Opportunity You Now Have

An Opportunity You Now Have of testing the curatiyeef effects uf Elv,s s Cream Balm, the most positive Cure for Catarrh known. Ask yonr drug gist for 10 cent trial size OF send 10 cents, we will mail it. Full size soc ELY BROS, 56 Warren St.N.G. City.
 My son was afflicted with catarrh. I induced him to try Elg's Cream Balm and the disagrceatle catarrhal smell all left him. He appears as well as any one.-.l C, Olmstead, Arc0la. III.
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4. |. Lockhart, q folored mer- chant Of Wabbasek9 is calling on our merchants today.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gus wattermar wee passengers on the morning Valley traln for uunas.
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The opening ball of theY. NJ II. A. will be given at the Association rooms II the 22nd inst.
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Fresh and nice homemade candies always on hand at the Randy Kitchen, Main street. II 7atf
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Next

The next number on thc Merrill Institute entertainment conrseis tlle lecture of Prof 1ihos. 1T Dinsniore Don't miss him He's fine. !
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Nr. l. A. Franklin came down s.om Little Rock last night
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Mr. Joe ] Jahnson audfamily passed through the city this morning from Memphis enroute to Douglass, Ark.
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Miss Willie Morris of Memphis, will arrive in the city Sunday, on n visit to Miss Etta solmson.
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,,..a pauline Camp, of Warren, is ,3slting in the city.
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,r Biseoe, of Little Rock is a ,.aa plnfi visitor today.
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Messrs. W. Fl Langford and Polk Miller. the inimitahle story teller, are out on hunt today.
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ur. q. ". Wiley, of Helena, is a Pine Bluff visitor.
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Sabbath was q very beautiful day and the services at all the churches were largely attended.
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ur. ] " Bunch, of swan Lake is 4o inc city today
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,r Louis Altheimer came in from bIs plantation today
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ar " M Mosley came in from Rob Roy today
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Flesh oysters. served in any style. at the Randy kiteken, Main street.
 II 7dtf
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:, ar,son. oi Rob Roy, is calling , ,i;s 7 pine Bluff friends today
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u " l. Warner returned thls noipe to his home at Warner.
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Mrs. r. j. Collier and daughter, Miss Nellie came in from Althpimer this morning.
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VI corcoran came in from js olantation today.
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vr. F. II. Davis. of Harlow, Is q Pine Rlnff visitor today
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Dr. C. A. Hogg came in from Az tbeimur this morning
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Humors in the blood, boils pimples scrofHla sores. are promptly eradi- eated by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the one true blood purifier, nerve tonic and health builder
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New imported dill p'ekles. olives, md mincr meat, at Joe C. Meyer.
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ur " II Mitchell, of Little Bay is .,storpd at the Arlington today.
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Mir. Joel Wall. a friend of Mr. P C Knox from Courtland, Miss, arrived in the city today Mir. Wall comes herewith the intention of locating at this place. The GRAPHIC wei comes him among us and wishes him Sncpss
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Mr. T. (. Carter, of Cotton Plant is calling on Pine Bluff merchants today.
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We offer for this week only one poHnd of roasted coffee as good as Arbuckle's, or any body's $ at 10 cents per pound.
 II 7d6t MCCAIN GROCERY Co.
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Hooa.s Pills are easy to take easy cooperate. Cure indigestion, bilous- 1ess. 25c.
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CAG-oRIAs The iae- H - is ca s'';:;. 4 ''$|'' F .1zzzN ii';... 5 ;iiii 5
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Standard sugar cured hams for this week at l0eents per pound. l1d7t MCCAIN GROCERY Co.
 Telephone this office when you are in need of rubber stamps, check perforators, stencils. etc. dtf
 Mir Luther J smith leaves tonight on d short visit to Shreveport, In.
 The ease against Green stewart. before Justice Nivcn this morning, charged with escaping from the county farm, Was continued till the llth inst.
 Don't fail to hear Polk Miller and Oscar Seasons at the opera house tonight. A rare treat is in store for all who attend
 Miles Edwards was before Esquire Niven this morning on charge of petit larceny. The State failed to make out case and Edwards was dismissed
 Messrs j. A. Coles and Henry Rodgers left this afternoon for Grassy Lake on hunting expedi- ten.
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Standard sugar cured hams for thi, week at 10eents per pound. l1d7t MCCAIN GROCERY Co.
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From Tuesdays Daily

From Tuesdays Daily.
 prqeon. oi Rob Roy, is calling
 ais i Pine Bluff friends today
 Biseoe, of Little Rock. is l|pioe glnff visitor today, today.
 " eorcoran came in from 0Is plantation todoy.
 ur " Bunch, of swan Lake, fs .o fhe city today. - ,,.s pauiine Camp, of Warren, is visiting in the city. nr " NJ mosley came in from Rob Roy today
 vr Louis Altheimer came in from ,,s nlanration today
 ne " l. Warner returned thls aorning o to his home at Warner. m q. A. Hogg came in from Ai- tbeimcr this morning.
 ur W II Mitchell, of Little Bay is registered at the Arliogton today. ur. F. Il. Davis. Of Harlow, Is q n,ao Rfnff visitor today.
 ur. G V Wiley. of Helena, is a Pine Bluff visitor
 MT. ]. A. Franklin came down from Little Rock last night. Mr. ]. 4 Freeman, tIs lumber man of Millgille, is in the city today
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The state herald., 1897-06-04

duties. tried different physicians but With
no relief, and also used many different pro
prietnry medicines, spending almost flfty
dollars for these medicines alone. | then
succumbtd to n siege of the grip in the
middle of winter, and was left in much
worse condition. My kidneys were fear,
fully disordered, and my digestion became
very poor. was indeed In a bad condition.
"A minister In conference learning Of my
condition advised me to try DIR. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People. had honrd
much about the wonderful curative powers
OF this medicine, but 1t was with reluctance
that was finally persuaded to try it, ns it
seemed that nothing could do me any good.
However, ] procured three boxes Of pills
and took them strictly according to direc.
tions. by the time tho last dose was taken
was almost cured, and In better health
than had been for years. ! continued
using the pills awhile longer and was en-.
tirely cured. can cheerfully recommend
DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People"
Such was Professor Bowman's wonderful
story which was further endorsed by the
following affidavit. .o.
HARTsvILLE, Ind, March 10. 1897.
Affirm that the above nccords with the
fncts In my case. Il. S. BOWMAN.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
10th day Of March, 1897.
LYMAN j. ScUppER, Notary Public.
STATE OF INDIANA. SIS.
DIR. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
contain all the elements necessary to give
new life and richness to the blood nni re-
store shattered nerves. They nrc sold in
boxes (rever In loose form, by the dozen
or hundred) Mt so cents box, or six boxes
for ESQ, and may be had of all druggists
or directly by mail from DR.. Williams
Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. Y.