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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-07-11

urmer Il! quotallouS'
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. July O.
Cattle The demand for cattle was good and
prices about unchanged choice steers F5a
) 33, medium 81 55a4.75, beef steers 81 1
$50, stockers and feeders 50 25a4.75, bulls
$3s4. 20, COWS AMI hefers So Load. calves
So ) 1a7, Western steers 81. 20s5 49, Texas
steers S3.75a465. Hogs.--Buyers operated
quite freely in hogs at reduction of fully &c 4;
fair to choice So 9Oa4 O24a. packers So. lOa
$50, butchers S3.SOa3 50, mixed SD. "a
8 90 light IS. 65a3 92l2. Sheep Sheep
were steady under light offerings, with prices
unchanged spring lambs So 15aG 10, native
sheep s4a4 rs, cd ewes 81 0a3 80.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET. July .
Beef Cattle were in lighter supply but prices
were higher. The quotations were IS TO-
lows Extra 5A.a5ssc, good 3451sc. medium
4a4a47sr, common 41ha42sc PEE IN. sheep
were rather dull but prices were firm. The
quotations were as follows: Extra 4i2a4 &c
good 4s4Ec, medium 3iaa32.', common
34.a31Dc p r ID Lambs 4lhe7 lac per ID
Hogs-all sold 5a.a6c per ID for best Wet
ems, and 81. s53t,c per Id for other sorts.
Fat cows sold fsirIy well at 24aa4c per 10.
Thin Cows were steady at $40 to 81 90 per
head. Veal calves were easier at 41baot
per 10. Mich COWS sold at $25 TO 500 per
head. Dressed Beeves were active at Gas 19c
per ID.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-07-11
Special Sale of
Women's Cambria UndergarnentS.

About 80 dozen pieces in all Gowns and
Drawers only to be offered as they were
bought-at very decided reduction from the
regular prices They are all strictly high
class goods. made of summer weight clmbrics,
cut in the latest and most popular styles and
more or less deliberately trimmed with fine
embroideries, insertions, Point de Paris, VAL
enciennes, Medici and Torchon Iaces, and
garnished with dainty baby ribbons. We
have marked them at the one price
$3.50 Per Garment.
Many Are Worth Up to 81 so.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-07-11
Mems Outings.

wonderful bargain in Mems Outing
Shirts. Material soft zephyr cloth. War
rented fast coors Patterns neat with some
extreme bright colors Our price Soc Sold
in Washington for 79c and Soc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-07-11

1
EVERY PIECE OF SUMMER STOCK
MUST BE SOLD, NO MATTER
WHAT PRICES THEY BRING.
Ms-CALL EARLY. SOME OF THE LOTS
ARE SMALL.
Figured Lawns, sold for Sc Zoe and 1870,
at SC per yard.
Percals and Batistes 40 inches wide, worth
1910, at Sc.
Solid Color Grenadines, ali evening shades,
worth 1879, at s..
Duck Suitngs in sold navy, black, also
figured, worth 121ac, at Sc.
Remnants Fine Figured Lawns, worth 1Oc,
at &c.
Solid Color Lawns &c.
Odd Lot Assorted Dry Goods Remnants
at &c
Shifting Prints, worth Sc, at 27sc.
Good Quality apron Ginghams at 37sc.
Best Quality Indigo Prints at $3.50.
Shaker Flannel at SEC.
White Wool Baby Flannel at 15c.
Ali our Zoe md SOC Figured French Or
candies at &c.
Yard. wide White Cambria, worth Zoe,
at &c.
Yard.wid Fruit of the Loom Cotton, full
pieces, 6lac.
AndrOscoggin and Barker Mills Bleached
Cotton. full pieces, at s. sc.
Pride Of the West Cotton Remnants at 631c
A Yard Wide Bleached Cotton 37sc.
India Linens, 40 inches wide 1Uc quality
at sc.
White and Colored Piques, worth 15c,
at Sc.
Fast Black Plaid Lawns, worth 12kc,
at sac.
Assorted Lot of India Linens ard Check
Fansook at &c.
Swiss and Cambria En- 1roideres, worth &c,
at 27sc
Valenciennes Laces 1c &c and Sc per yard.
Another Lot of those &c l aces and Insert
iDgs to match.
Ladies Summer Corsets 25c.
All our SOC Wash Silks at 25c.
All our 25c Dotted Swisses at 15c.
Crash Suiting, worth 121ac, at 72.c.
Ladies' Laundered Shirt Waists TT 25,.
Ladies White India Linen Shirt Waists
at 124bc
Ladies' 81 Wrappers for Soc
Gents Washable Ties 1c.
Ladies' Toe Vests for sc.
Gents Heavy Unbleached Jean Drawers
at 21c.
Gents Bleached Jean Drawers, double seat,
at 25c.
We have reduced every grade of Mating
Don't buy until you get our prices.
Ladies Muslin and Cotton Corset Co.c:s
at 10c
Ladies' Tucked Muslin Drawers l9c.
Ladies Muslin Drawers, cambria rufiies,
at 29c
Ladies' Princess Gowns, embroidery trim.
med, sailor collars, 59c.
Ladies Chemisc, embroidery and lace trim.
med, 29c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-07-11
Alexandria Market, July II.

The market opened shade frmer but quo
tatons are unchanged. The offerings OF
grain continne light. Country Produce is
frmer at quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-07-11

% Dozen Pairs Ventilating COrsetS.
Made of good quality net, with coutil strip.
pings and we'll boned. All sizes from IS to
30, inclusive.
35c Pair. They Are Usually SOC.
Second floor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-07-11
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
LADIE S.
LiISIe Thread Hose.

Goodness in summer is always welcome
consideration. The thnness of these Hose is
about like hsndling tissue paper They are
20 thin, strong and beautiful that they in
stantly charm the investigator into msliing
purchase. On Friday. July S. we shall open
our second shipment. Sizes to 9lS.
PRICE 20 CENTS.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-26

It looks very much as IL South Caro-
lima Is going to fail in her efforts to
raise the second 3regimento OF volunteers
for tho war with Spain. 1t is not II
lack OF patriotism. There never has
been u great deal OF enthusiasm in this
State in regard to this war. Still wc
helicve our people arc willing TO do
their part in defending tho flag. If the
captains wcrc appointed and author
lied to go and secure ,recruiis We he.
lievc tho quota could Inc raised in half
the time. a lot Of men might he will
ing to enlist II they know under whom
they were to serve. II Il man who on
poets to be n captain secures the prom
isc of few men he does not care for
them to enlist until he has enough
ready to secure him The position, aud
it is difficult to get enough together at
one time. Let the raptalns hc APP
pointed and We viii soon have enough
men to fill up the ranks.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-26
COllitT OPENS.
| No Cou,t ICstrrdny--Judg" KimEh Arrives
This Morning.

There was no court yesterday 1t
was bad hut could not he helped rs
Judge kmgh had sickness in his fam
lily and coald not he here. lie arrived
this morning and court was opened at
10 o'clock.
There are Il number of witnesses and
others present and it viii hardly hc
possible to clear the criminal docket
this week.
Solicitor Scasc wilt take up this
morning the riot case against SliTh
and others.
This afternoon the case against Joe
Riscr will he taken up and rs soon rs il
is disposed nf the case against liicklcy
will he called. 1t will be remembered
that II new trial was granted in these
eases at the last term. 1t is said Mr..
Bicklcy is sick. II hat il correct his
case will probably hr postponed.
After these we suppose the ease
against llattOn and others, charged
with murder, will Er taken up.
In Fridays paper we will give mll
proceedings.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-26
\ -, whrrrinniu rt Nns.

MIR. VIM. Wilson moved from New.
berry Comfy to Houston. Texas, be.
fore the war. lie married Il Miss De.
Walt "f the Stnncy Battery section OF
this county. Mr.. Wilson is also re.
Lated to Mrs. Jane BuHhartit of this
county. lie was Il lawyer and stood
we'll at the har Of his adoptrd State
and died several years ago. His son
w. Herbert Wilson also studied law
and was admitted To the practice and
soon took II high stand in his pro
f,Ssun. The son was some time AFRO
appointed TO II indGcship and only II
short time ago went before the people
and w;lS elected to Il district iuGwcship
hy an overwhelming majority, carry
ing every precinct i'm his district. It, is
only an illustration OF how Nrwh whnrrianS
and their sons to the third and fourth
generation come to the front when
they go away.
We congratulate Judge Wilson on
his success and assure him that VT.
watch with Interest," lhr careers q!
those Of our sorS who seek fame and
fortune in other lands.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-26
a New Company Mt P0unrln.

In pursuance to a call for all persons
interested in the reorganization Of the
Pomnria Rifles to appear at romaria,
on last Saturday, waE responded to Ivy
Il large number Of frirnds and we'll
wishcrs to aid in SO proud II cause.
Twenty members were enrolled
nj this meeting without the slightest
friction and the future of this company
needs he bright.
We cannot speak authoritativrly as to
the plans there established, but we can
speak with substantial correctness when
We say that the feelings manifested
ut the meeting were unity Of purpose,
and determination to have one of the
hest disciplined and one among the
highest ranking companies Of the State.
MIR. James ID. Wheeler WAS chosen
captain and it needs no convincing lam
guagc to explain that the company
"did itself proud" in the selection, as
all OF those who know the ability and
fitness OF Mr.. Wheeler will admit.
The other officers Of the company are
not rs yet known, hut il il safe to pre-
dict that it will sustain its already good
sclcctivc powers and elevate mon to the
respective Offices who will prove in all
respects hOnors to their company and
TO their State. ErOu.
Hope Station, S. G., July 26, 1898.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-26
Negr" Shot From Ambush.

Noah Wilson and Press Churchcr
wero returning FROM Ncwberry last
night about Q o'clock. AS thcy wcrc
passing along tho Hclcnn road on what
is known us Blue Rain lIill some ono
raised Il gun over the fence and fired n
load OF shot which took effect in tho
neck and shonldcr OF Noah Wilson.
Thc wonnd b!nd prnfmscly, but Wilson
managed to walk on TO Helena where
doctor WAS phonrd for, and after
wards he walked on to his homo ON Mr..
Lindsay's place not far away.
Wo have heard no cause for the at
;oinptcd assassination and So far rs We
know Wilson mas been considered Il
good quiet negro The party who dill
tho shooting was not recognized and
there is no evidences rs To who it. was.
1t was bold and daring act and every
effort should he made to place the guilt
on The right person and lac should be
brought To- the bar Of Justice. Wchavr
not heard from Wilson this morning.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-26

Charleston has secured the next con-
vention of the United Confederate Vet
Grams. Wo congratulate Charleston,
but wo hope she will begin prcpara-
tions In time to make it one OF tho best
II not tho best reunion ever held. 1t g
no small matter TO accommodate tho
immense crowds that attend these an
nua! gatherings. We hope il will be
held in the spring or fall, say April or
October, July is entirely too hot. Tho
suggestion to have it in April on the
anniversary OF the bombardmcnt of
Fort Sumter Is good one.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-26
This Ought to Settle II.

The fact Of Iowa volunteers Offering
to como to South Carolina to fiji ont
our quota OF troops is u reflection on
the honor and dignity of our State, and
her sons should stop to the front in
such numbers that there would be no
ground for any moro Offers from North
crn States to fiji our ranks.
Young men, our government is IN
war with another nation, and it. doesn't
make any difference whether we are in
sympathy with the Causus that brought
IL about on not, South Carolina is pa, t.
of the United States and If she fails to
furnish her quota of troops IL will hc II
blot on her fair numc that this genera.
ton can never blot out.
Young men, Our fathers and Grand
fathers have always kept South Caro-
lima in the front rank, and had rather
fill volunteers grave than SEQ South
CarOllna's name tramplcd in the dust.
Mon OF Carolina, think of. IL, our
former record for patriotism is Mt stake.
Our fathers and grandfuthcrs made IL
for lis, and We must maintain il. be-
ltevo IL there were no restriction as to
age, there would be no trouble to raise
our quota NJ. S,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-26

lndiGcstivc poisons arc tho hanc OF
the dysr"ptic's life. When sick, SEQ f
yonr sickness is caused hy indigrslivu
pnisons II SO, take Shaker Digestive
tnrdial. This is the only certain way
OF being permanently cured, Ercause il
is the only way that gets rid of the poi
sons. \ou know that fcrmcnt"d food is
poisonous. lou know that poison is
unhealthy. Shaker Digrstivr Cordial
clears the stomach OF fcrncntiny fCot
and prrilics the blood and system OF
indiGcstivc poisons. 1t cures indimcs-
ton and the discusses that come OF it
h"udachr, dizziness, nausea, stomarh-
ache, weakness, Natulcncr, constipa-
lion. loss of appetite, irritability, etc
These arc II few Of the symptoms, caused
iN inhlGrstlNc polSons, cured by Shaker
Digestive Cordial.
At druggists, price 10 crnls to $l.n0
per bottle
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-26

Newberry is going to put in q COM
plctc system Of sewerage. Before let
ting contracts We advise Ncwbrrry to
send committee to Spartunburg to in
vcstigatc most sanitary and up-to-
date system, which was put in rapidly
and economical. -Spurtanburg Her
aid.
We hope your statement Is true. In
fact II is truc. Ncwberry is certainly
going to put in complete system Of
sewerage and we hope she Is going to
do it very soon but it seems little
dltlicnlt for us to arouse much interest
in the matter. We want it put in at
once. 1t must he put in. If it. is not
we are going to have sickness. 1t is
sewerage or rsicRncss
We would be glad to have IL commit
tee visit Spartanburg and investigate
tho system In operation there.
Chester put down sewerage 1T the
Same time she built her water works
and electric plant That is what we
should have done, but because we did
not is no reason we should delay any
longer. Let the matter be stirred and
little interest manifested in this i'm
pOrtant matter
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-26
NOTICE TO PENSIONERS,

HTl.ECrlON or TOWNSHIP EX.
a. amining Boards, in accordance
with Section 95l of REVISED Statutes.
will take place in the several townships
ON Saturday, July 81, 1898, at the fol-
loving named places in said townships:
No. l-~Ncwhc'ry Court House.
No. Mt. Bethel School House.
No. 3-Nlnybinton.
No. l-Cromc $ Store
No. 5-Jalapa.
No. 6-l.ongshOrrs.
No. 7-Williams.
No. S--lItopia
No. 9.-lrOsprrity.
No. l0--.Iolly Street.
No. ll-Wickcr's Camp Ground.
On Monday. the Slh day Of August
next. the Chairman of the Township
Board will meet at Ncwbcrry, $. G.
for the purpose Of organizing the
County Examining Board Of Pensions.
SEuTION 95l, REVISED STATUTES.
"SECrIoN 95l. That on some convc-
nicnt day to be fixed by the County
Pension Board prior to May, 1897, and
prior to August OF each succeeding
year, the surviving soldiers and sailors
| who were in the service OF the Confcd-
crate states, or OF this state, in the
late war between the States, residing
| ties OF this State, shall meet III such
place to he designated by the County
| tension Board in their several town
| Shlps rs may he most cOnvcnicnt, and
| alter organizing and ClcctiDg u chair
! man aud see, ctary, shall elect, by IL ma
! Jor11y vote, three Of their members or
| rcputablc citizens, who arc not uppli-
chnts Tor pensions, to constitute and be
known as the Township Examining
Board OF Pensions. That the said
township bOards shall elect ono of
, their members chairman. It. shall be
the duty Of the chairman OF the several
! township hourds TO meet at their re-
Spcctive county seats within ucn days
thereafter and organize by clocting
from among their number Il chairman
ana secretary, and when so organized
snail elect, by ma jority vote, four of
their members and regular practic-
ing physician, who shall constitute and
DC known M the County Examining
Board OF Pensions. The said County
! Examining Board shall meet ON sales
day in May, 1897, and on sales dny IL
August Of each succeeding year: Pro
vidcd, however, That in those town
ships whGlc such survivors fnil or re
fuse to comply with tho provisions o
this Act the State Board Of Pension.
shall appoint three X.Confcdcrate sol
dlcrs on sailors, who shall bO non an
pllcnntS Tor pensions, when available
and when not, to oppoint three reputa
bio citizens of said township as mem
bcrs of said township boards, who shal
hear all applications.
NJ a. CARLISLE,
Chm OF Co. Pension Board.
July %, 1898.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-26
AT Such
Sacrifice Prices

ovor q shoe counter-all tho
newest and best in Mons Low Cut
Shoes, Ladies' Oxrords and Slippers,
and ChiIdren's Sandn.s, otc., that
woro purchased in this scason's
spring stock.
Much Of tho season for summer
shoes is yot boforo us, and it is IN i'll
wind that don't blow tho ri ght dircc-
ton for somcbody-thosc who get of
these splendid shoes will be the gain
ors at such prices o. thoy arc now
going.
We will lot tho shoes tell whether
it is to
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-26
HAk1RaS "a LITHlA WATER
Contains More Litha #.1
THAN ANY OT|lBn LITIIi WATER ON THO MARNETl
Read what some noted physicians have to saw
for it

Tho waters Of tho Lithia Springs
aro odorlcss, free from color, with a
pleasant salinoy taste, rather palat-
ablo When taken in considerable
quantity, they do not nauscatc, purge,
or produce any feeling Of dscom-
fort. find from tho analysis Of the
waters, they contain Chloride Sodium,
Carb. Potash, Carb. Soda, Carb.
Lithia, Carb. Iron and Snlphate
Nlagncsia. These waters act directly
upon tho mucous coating of the
stomach and alimontary canal, they
arc powerfully Alternative and tonic.
They aro everything to infiamcd or
irritatod surfaces. They act upon
the blood, changing it from acid to
alkaline. In Indigestion, Catarrh of
Stomach and Gastrolgia, supple
mcntod with II proper diet, they arc
Il certain euro. Tho action upon the
kidneys is marked. Tho Sodium,
Potash, Soda, Lithia, aio tho best
solvents Of uric acid, all calculi of an
acid character, whother litary or
cystic, arc steadily dissolved. I am
confident that tho profession will find
it very useful in cases whore this
class of water is required.
j. Q. WILBUR, M. ID.
WATERLOO, S. G., April 10, 1892.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-26

We desire TO return our sincere
thanks to those friends nj Chickumauga
and those In Ncwherry who were kind
and attentive to MIR. Jno. Mayer Kin
ard ia his last illness and who proved
their friendship by thoir deeds as well
as by their words. Especially to his
c. .nrades In arms Of Co. B do wo feel
under grateful obligations. May they
all be preserved In health and lifo and
returned to thefr loved ones nt home.
q 'r.Ntt.. G. b. SUMMER,
J. Il. SUMMER.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-26

Ashovillt, N. G., April "a, 1893.
An extended clinical use of the
Harris lhthia Water prompts mo to
tho statement that / regard it us ono
OF tn" best, if not tho best, Lithia
Wator known to tho profession. In
tho condition Of Phosphatic Urine.
It's action is marvellous. Its nso in
tho Rheumatic and Gouty Diseases
Afford mo moro comfort than either
tho bufInIo or Londonderry Waters.
Very truly yours,
JolIN Hey WILLIAMS, M. D. '
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-26

The First Regiment S. G. Volunteers
will go to Porto Rico, and they are all
glad to get Off. Those who arc absent
will be called in in q few days.
q special In the Atlanta journal
yesterday says South Carolina regi-
ment will not be included In the
Porto Rico expedition.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-26

Remember the great sacrifice sale at
Jameson Everything in the sum
mcr line ming at half price to make
room for new goods. Pants at Il ~rca,
reduction. Remember these are gen.
uinc bargains.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-26

For tho buyers and the wear
ors of shoes, for in this low priced
sale Of beautiful, splendid low cut
shoes thcro arc superb styles and
great values for tho money that war
rant an investigation, and you will
find it wortL your while to invcsti-
cato.
FOR scrviccable woar thcso shoes
havo no superior. Their equal was
never sold
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-26

tmnCniti iinrGess OF Mtlesbu. u.g, Pa, says
DcWtta Elite early RiSrra ~ q The best piils
he ever ns"i in his family during forty years
OF mousse Keeping. TheS tur0 cnnsi ipnt lon,
DICK honunche and siOnnc nrd liver trnuh.
les small In ~ hnt great In results w. u,
IalhanI. :. ...
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-26
j. W. BAUER,
Section Director

G., who has been visiting her school
mates, Misses Gertrude liohh and Della
Bowers. returned TO her home last SAT
urday.
Mrs. Andrew Stockman passed
through town last Friday on her way
10 her fathers, MIR. Henry Dominick,
who has but recently had stroke Of
paralysis. We arc glad to announce
that he is improving and is spending Il
few days with his daughter. Mrs. John
Brooks.
The Canning Company will begin to
can regularly "Wednesday and will re-
ccivc peaches on Tuesday and every
day afterwards until further notice.
Should any readers of The Herald and
News have any pcachca to sell they can
dispose Of them to the canncry.
MIR. Kenneth Baker and family, who
have hccn on visit to his father ut
Gailnry, ). G., and relatives in Green
willie, have returned home and he will
have charge Of the canncry again this
season.
Mrs. t.. b. Luther, who has been on
II visit to relatives in Georgia, has re-
Lurnrh.
All the old veterans, with two or
| three exceptions, have returned and
arc ut home uyinG to conl of after
their hot experiences in Atlanta.
| While on her way TO the picnic at
Tnh Ia.
Sctzlcr was thrown from her buggy and
was very seriously hurt. IL was al
most miraculous That she and the chill
drcn with her were not instantly kin.
ed. The mule got scared ut the down
morning train and became unmanawc
able.
Mr.. Clarence Stewart, of our town
has just returned from Massy Cuisines.
College, Of birmingham, Ala from
which he graduated taking high runl
IN the department. OF tclcgrnphy. II,
is prepared to take charge of an oilic,
ut once.
! would say for tho benefit of thos,
folks who have been having such
good Joke on old man Kay about hi
'rhonc and storm plug, that old ma,
Kay has no 'phonc, and their iollit
has no point to it.. tie laughs best VIII
+. l,uuhs l,., o,d ola ,n., I:.,,,.' 49,
l,s, ,,rv, S,oo
Mr. r, I, n,,,yl,r n,,o ,o. o,o,
Grs, ,,,is,,,, ,f f,h, ,,,,,,,,;,..
School last Monday, has notified tn
= bo,rd If his oc,,,nnon .,I h>n,;,, l.
/ | on tbr pround sbn,,l, 90 ho; ,,. :,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-26
MIR. j. II. Harris, Proprietor Harris

Mr.: j: Il. Harris, Proprietor Harris
Lithia Springs: ...
Dear Sir: While it is contrary to
my custom to give testimonials to
remedial agencies, I feel FREQ to at
test to tho efficacy of tho Harris
Llthia Wator (whon used in large
qnantities) in tho Rheumatic and
Gonty Diathcses; in engorged states
OF the Kidneys; in inflammation of
tho bladder, and in all cases where
thero IS an excess OF solids in tho
"r'no. Yours respectfully, E.t1.
GEo. HowE, M. d.