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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-08-28

Pythian papers. In another document
Representative Scism asked that the
supreme master of the excheQuer at
tend every meeting of the Supreme
Lodge and come prepared to turn over
all funds to his successor, also bring
with him an itemiZed report showing
the expenditures and receipts during
the two years.
A fourth resolution asks that the
chairman of the committee on printing
be instructed to advertise for BIDS on
all printing in at least one leading daily
paper in not less than three of the lead
ing cities of the country and in all
Pythfan papers, the daily journal of the
Supreme Lodge and secret work being
omitted. 1t provides that the commit
tee is also to invite bids from the lead
ing printers throughout the country.
Sealed bids are to be received and not
opened unless the chairman of the
committee and at least three members
are present. The committee is to SUD
nit a printed report showing the cost
of all printed matter during the time
1T was in power, together with the num-
Der of bids received for each job and
the amounts of the bids.
The report of John A. Kinney, treas
urer of the endowment rank Of the
knights of Pythias, was referred by
the Supreme Lodge this morning to- the
committee on endowment rank and the
election of Mr.. Kinney or his successor
was postponed until the committee
makes it's report on Hinzey's report.
In addition to- the officers elected yes
terday the Supreme Lodge elected the
following: James Moulson, st. John,
N B., supreme prelate; r. J.. G. White,
Nashville, Tenn, supreme keeper of
records and seal; Thomas d. Mears,
Wilmington n. c., supreme master of
exchequer; H. A. Bigelow, Seattle, SUI
preme master at arms; w. M. Sim
mons Wilmington, Del. supreme inner
| guard: John w Thompson, Washing
| ton ID C. supreme outer guard.
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SAVES TWO GIRLS FROM
DEATH BY DROWNING
Miss Bessie Porter of Santa Rosa
Risks Her Life to Rescue
ComDanionS

SANTA ROSA, Aug. N.-Three young
people of this city narrowly escaped
drowning while at picnic near Taylor
Springs this afternoon. On the lake near
the springs a raft had been built, ana
Emily Miller. Fannie Nye and Roy Hitch
cock started across on this craft. When
in the middle the raft upset and all were
thrown into the water
Miss Bessie Porter, daughter of Judge
W. w. Porter, went to the rescue. She
waded In until the water reached her
chin, caught one young girl by the hair
and the other by the dress and got them
ashore The boy swan out alone. The
girls would surely have been drowned had
Miss Porter not been there.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-08-28
DELAY Is LESSENING
PRESTIGE OF AMERICANS
Porto Ricans Surprised by the Slow
Progress of Americans in Ar
ranging Affairs

special Cable to The Call and the New York
Herald. Copyrighted. 1898, by James Cor
don Bennett.
SAN JUAN. Porto Rico, Aug. N.-The
delay in arranging matters is iessening
the prestige of Americans here. Every
one is commenting on the fact that most
important documents relating to the ISL
and are apparently being returned to
Spain.
An judicial matters are in suspense. An
tonic Sanchez, Mayor of Aguada, has
been brought in handcuns to the capital
to be tried for raising a riot against I'M
offending Spaniards.
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Ranon Foreman Drowned.

STOCKTON, Aug. N.-Antone Espon-
AZ one of Miller & Lux's foremen. was
drowned In Old River yesterday morn
Ing. The body has not been recovered.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-08-28
FRAU DANNEBURG's SUICIDE.
Died Because She Could Not Hear
From Her Son, Who Fought
in Cuba

BERLIN, Aug N.-Frau Danneburg, a
talented portrait-painter, has committed
suicide because. it is alleged she could get
no news of her son, who fought with the
American army in Cuba.
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when Your Best Girl Smiles.

AS your head you scratch and your
coat collar looks like snow-f1aked patch,
Won will wish you had used Smiths
Dandruff Pomade, the only remedy for
itching scalp, dandruff and falling hair.
Guaranteed by all druggists; price. SOC.
sample sent free by Smith Bros, Fresno,
Sol
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-08-28

PARIS, Aug. 27.-The report that the
French armored cruiser Bruix had foun-
dered in the Indian Ocean was without
foundation The Bruix is now at Saigon,
capital of French Cochin China.
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PFaeticai Hints on Physical cuiture fop
Health and ueauty.

Praeticai Hints on Physical cuiture fop
Health and Heauty.
Physical culture In the home, with
reference TO the development OF health
and consequently beauty. ls discussed
~ q writer In the woman's Home
companion, who gives simple dlrec-
tlohs Tor private gymnastics She says;
systematic exercise can accomplish 20
much that Il IL marvel 10 one who
has enjoyed lts benefits that Il Ia not
more generally practiced II IL entire
" unnecessary 10 be mistress OF a
system OF physical culture. There are
rev exercises which. taken regularly
ana thoroughly. will accomplish all
that system would. The tendency 10.
however, 20 be unayslematic In taking
these exercises and thus lose their
good effect. u Is best 10 take them at
night. In bedroom slippers and loose
gown, with no bands 20 bind. no collar
TO rub. a girl ls ready for the exercise
that viii make her re-. as tranquil and
candle To develop breadth Of the chest.
the body IL free 10 stretch, TO stlfien
with effort. or 20 rest Itself IN COM
pleto relaxation. Clubs. dumbbells and
other gymnastlc paraphernalia are un.
necessary and really are more harm
ful than beneficial. Grasping the bell
enlarges the knuckles. the friction OF
the clubs hardens the hands. and Il !s
quite NJ easy TO do without them. they
are better unused. After ali the prep
araiions for bed are made. even 10
arranging the rather fiat and somewhat
hard pillow, stand before your glass
and begin your exercise. There
y a real delight In watching the strong
easy movements OF a health fil woman.
And this ease and strength Ia within
the reach OF nearly all women. The
nat chests, shapeless waists and badly
formed hips may at least be partially
remedled. and Il requires only a little
chort and persistence TO accomplish A.
Too many women lack persistence. In
ft' j OF conscientiousiy taking their
exercise every day. they skip n day
when they are feeling tired or lazy.
Ifc1 two or three days at a time. and
eventually they learn to forget or de-
eide that the game is not worth the
candle. To develop breadth OF chest
place the hands on the waist line a
little back OF the hips. fingers point
Ing outward. From this position move
the elbows slowly back toward each
other making them come M nearly to-
gother as possible. DO this several
times. counting four as the elbows ap.
proach each other. and two TO recover
position. by counting these move.
ments harmony Is attained which
will develop the muscles evenly"
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TIE MODERN POSTER.
Macaulay's New zcaiandcr win See Some
Queer Things,


Queer Things,
Macaulay's New Zealander. n he hap
pens 20 collect posters and manages
10 dig up few OF today's date. picked
possibly by saturation In London fog
(no paper-destroylng maggot, surely.
would touch them after the last week.,
will form curious ideas of existence In
our metropolis. says 81. James Ga
zette. In picture labeled In large
type with the inscription "a Happy
Life. he will see a gentleman In dress.
clothes carrying n lady In white. mani.
mate In his arms. and viii wonder
which OF hem illustrates happiness.
the lady because no lady Is TO be
called happy TN she IL dead or the
burdened gentleman. Perhaps, being
an ingenious commentator. he will con
lecture that the latter IL the character
who, In a play with which he will no
doubt be well acquainted. wished that
solid flesh would melt. and that r. why
he Is warming the lady al standard
lamp. Then. as he adds another chro-
mo-llthograph TO his store, he will
study as an example OF How London
Lives" a gentleman IN imminent dan
ger OF quitting life forever by means
OF the knife handed 10 his aasallant by
a lady, who has learned to live as near
ly outside her bodice as IN possible
without emerging from Il altogether. II
Is consoling, however, 20 feel that.
whatever views he may form az 10 the
unhealthy excitement incidental TO llv-
Ing happily. or living at all IN the
London OF 1897, he will know that at
any rate evening dress was lndlspens-
able.
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couraged himself and we had little
hopes OF his recovery. when ! wrote TO
you. But we we're persistent In carry
Ing oat the prescription that you sent
me. II has now been about seven
months since there has been any dis
discharge. Wax has formed Ia the
ear and he appears perfectly we'll. l
am very much pleased with your rem
edy." Chronic otltis II catarrh OF the
ears. II allowed TO run without proper
treatment Il results In total deafness.
Pe-ru-na cures catarrh. wherever To-
Gated.
Dr. Hartman has lately published Ia
book form a series OF lectures on the
different phases OF catarrh. II is called
winter Catarrh." and will be sent
free 10 any address by the Pe-ru-na
DRUG Manufacturing Company. Coum-
bus, Ohio.
The Eddy current., 1898-03-19
DRINK CALLED A TIN ROOF
obvious Explanation of the Name Given
After Liquor Disappears.

obvious Etpianntlon OF the Name Uiyen
After liquor Disappears.
From the Philadelphia Record. A
well-known Twelfth street tavern
keeper tells good Joke which was
played on him the other day by three
OF his patrons. As they walked up 10
the bar and were asked what thew
would have, I'm take a tin roof" re-
piled the frst Lets have tho same %
ohimed In the other two The bar,end.
or was 10 a quandary as he had never
heard Of a mixed drink with such An
extraordinary name. We'll. give me
a bottle OF whisky. sin and aponlnarls.
and IN mlx the drinks" nnalIy ro.
marked the first patron.
After the men had taken three drlnkr
the bartender asked; Nov. why do
you call that a tin rooff'" "Because
4 is on the house" responded the trio.
''Good day" and they slipped out of
the door.
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Canada, and speaking OF garden that
he saw In the Edmonton District saws
"On August 23rd We had the pleasure
OF visiting the model seven. acre gar
den al Edmonton. owned and operated
by one Donald Ross. a typical Scotch
man. and as whole-souled Fcod.na-
tured old gentlemen as you often
meet He gave the Yankees each a
hearty handshake AZ we were intro
duced In succession By the Canadian
Government Agent, who was our guide
and pilot while at Edmon on. and 10
whom we are indebted for many cour-
tesies conferred. Mr.. Ross informed
us that he cleared from $500 10 81 600
annually from the sale OF roots. vere-
tables, flowers and plants. We here
state that we never before saw such a
growth OF vegetables at that season OF
the year. He said that he raised 100
bushels OF onions 10 the acre Beets
were growing ha large as your arm,
turnips the size ef ones head. and
cabbages aa large AZ q patent pail. Fol-
lowing are prices that Mr.. Ross gave
us as receiving for HIS produce; Beets,
90 cents per buahel carrots, 40 cents;
onions, V25; turnipa. s. per ton; cab
bage, 4 cents each; green corn, 20
cents per dozen:. tomatoes, $3.50 per
bushel' potatoea. 20 10 80 cents; caull-
flower. ti.00 per dozen; cucumbers. rs
cents per dozen; strawberries, 2b cents
Ber box; squash. cents per h., aud
other produce In proportion. lie kept
a hot-houso i2xiS0 feet, heated by a
furnace BY means OF hues. One man
beside himself attended this garden,
except az tim0 OF gathering the crop"
Agents OF the Canadian Government
are now located st different points In
the United states. and using their ef.
forts towards securing settlers on the
fertile lands OF Western Canada, 10
which the gold fields are tributary.
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HE BROUGHT 1T FROM THE
WORLDS FAIR.
And kept it two years.

me gfeat woSid's Fair. A. chicago. IN
~, while u gave pleasure 20 many, gave
pate 90 not lev as an indirect result ~
ihsif visit 20 the Waite city. People wcff
iuTet along the miles 81 wonderful skhib-
its BY the new marXria that met the fagr
ed every step, aud did not feaiife their
eahaaeuou until they dropped into q
chair IN toHie breezy cofuer hy the lake.
aud cooled OF. That's what began the
trouble, IN many cases. OF one such case
Mrs l.. W. stevens, Port rairheid, Me.,
writes
"My husband took a severe cold and
cough two yeafa ago last Ociohrf-time Of
the worlds paif. Witch We attended. This
cough lasted over two yrafa, was nccoin.
pauisd ~ spitting of blood. and nothing
could be iound 90 help him, although vaff
Gus remedies were tried. several doctors
were consulted, but their prescriptions
afforded no feiief finally, saw an ad.
Nefusemcnt Of bf. Ayers Cherry psciofat
% my paper and prevailed rrou my hus-
hand 90 get bottle and tfy ~ The very
hfst dose helped him and he was corsi
p,eteiy cured Ia short time. We feel
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sINHNSII

Of clew am ready TO start
afresh; II could but ind him
my baby; the years Of wearlneas and
disappointment would seem as mo-
ihlng.'
A powerfully built man slouched
hon the shadow OF a doorway and
IN passing spoke her name. She ac-
companied him NJ once and soon found
herself before tail. shabby house,
whose windows stared. dark and emp
" into the squalid street.
Tie led the way up two flights OF
stairs and stood aside for her 20 enter
room, unfurnlshcd. except by two
chairs and a table on which lamp was
burning dlmly. She hesltatcd.
III you want your child. 20 In" said
he man grufiy, She stepped forward
Immediately. closely followed by her
escort. who proceeded 20 lock the door
and put the key In his pocket.
Mrs, Brent shrugged her shoulders
slightly and drawing one OF the chairs
70 the table, sat down. The man flung
himself into the other.
You sent for me-" she said. quietly.
promising that II ! would come here
entirely alone. with hvc hundred dol
lars. you would give me my child. I
am here with an unsigned check for
that amount. payable to bearer. in my
pockets Il will be signed and yours
when you return him safely 20 me- 4"
That's business" replied her guide.
With short laugh And now for my
side OF the bargain. You will make the
hundreds thousands, or you &c; no boz
and lose your life"
As he spoke. he drew n revolver
tossing and catching Il carelessly and
watching the effect Of his words.
Impossible" she answered. II have
spent 80 much during this useless
search ~ six years, that II was dlnieult
20 raise the Ave hundred"
His FIST came down on the table with
a mighty blow and the revolver clicked
sharply M he cooked and raised Il.
This Is no blum, J." he growled. Lean
Ing back In his chair he took deliberate
aim at her head. Either you give me
the thousands. or shoot. II would
not be the frst time | had killed q
woman"
Her eyes flashed. shoot, them" she
said Life is nothing 10 me without
my child, and believe that he is dead
Why should he have been stolen. but
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AN OPEN LETTER TO MoTuHRa,

We are asserting 10 the courts our right 10 tAa
exclusive use ~ the word "CASTOniA~ ~ anf
PITCHER CASTOHiA. "a our 1'radelf
], Or Samuel Pitcher. Of Hyannia. mas.s~
ehusetts, was the originator of "PITCuEna
CASTokiA" the same that has borne and doss
nov bear the fac-simile signature Of CIIAS a.
FLETCHER on every wrapper. This b ens
original PITCHER s CAsToRfA" vhieh Aas
been used ia the homes Of The mofhsrs g
America Tor over thirty years look earefuns
at the wrapper and zee that Il 10 the kiaa yoa
have always bought. aud has the ainnafufa "a
CiiAS. u. FLETCHER on the Wrapper. ~
one has authority from me 10 use my mass sa-
ccpt The Ccutaur Company, OF which c1aa -
Fletcher f. President
March .. 1907 SAMUEL PITCHER. ~ IA
The Eddy current., 1898-03-19

conatantly troubled will
cold hands and feet, wat
extremely nervous, could
not sleep well, was trou.
bled with frightened
dreams, had heart trouble
and a feeling as though
my breath was going 20
stop, also had leucor-
Th@a. u tried 20 get
help bat all remedies
failed, until I wrote 20
you. l canpot thank
you enough for your
kind advice, and l wish
totellevery one the great
good your remedies have
done me.-TAMHA c.
HoovER, Wolfsyille, Nd.
The Eddy current., 1898-03-19

SEATTLE. unquestionably h~st sn6
cheapest starting point and outlttlne Sta
tion for Alaska and Klondike. dosa not ask
or advise you 10 20, hut you viii nnA
heattle's facilities, stocks and expesianea
unsurpassed and prices the very lowest
Washington state has klcndikea OF its own.
Seattle II the chief city. Htranfefa nrs
protected by Public Comfort bureau Ad
dress Chamber OF Commerce, Seattle, Wash.
The Eddy current., 1898-03-19

very Efaicfui fof what NJ. Ayers Chettv
iestcfal has done iof a., and shall hrrp a
g2nttanily on hand 10 the house "-Mfs. -
W. erENtNs, Fort Fairfield, Mc.
Two ytafs Of doctofing for q eoueh. tus
leafs oi remedies that gave no heip, %
httHcfipiious that rfutfrd uuly ths nisa
VINO wtoir them and thea tfiai ~ ~.
AtrtF AhffFN Frstutai, which helped ffan
the very hfft dose aud elected q t0mniffa
rnfc iu short time The diHerruf9 tr.
twetn nf ANefF Cherry rettorai and sif
oihct cough medicines could not hd heiicf
.!.iel lhan tn ihia comparison Of feanlfs.
~ mas cured the most stubborn aud uiistl
nate eases Of chfuuic bronchitis and asfh.
MA u u specific Ter cfoup nd uhooping
cough u eufeh All coughs aud colds an1
nll affections 81 the thfoat aud luuru
ptomrtly and effectively, fn respassf y
numerous demands pf Ayers cherry pee
lofal is pvt up iE half size bottiss-soid "a
hAli price - S. cents Mnfe shout cures
shegted by lsctufni In ~. Ayers curs-
book. htnt ifee, on request by the J. {.
Aver Co, Lowell, MasA
The Eddy current., 1898-03-19

Major General Bengoush OF the Brit
iah army, who died recently. became
famous In India for divisional order
commanding the medical stan 10 pare
the corns and cut the nails OF the men
IN order 10 improve the marching EN-.
cheney Of the division.
The Eddy current., 1898-03-19

Italy 10 able 20 turn out fast torpedo
boat destroyers as well az Great Brl.
tain. The destroyer Pluto. recently
built at sestri Ponenle near Genoa.
for the spanish government, made
s0h knots under forced draught on her
tEial over the measured mile.
The Eddy current., 1898-03-19

my son Edgar for
chronic otltis. run
ming Of the ears. lie
IL now about fifteen
years old and had
been troubled with
Il since he was two
years old. Il be-
came very bad and
ran constantly lie
began 60 get dis
The Eddy current., 1898-03-19

II may bo q good idea 70 belong 70 q
lodge you are sure then that someone
will sit up with your romans.
The Eddy current., 1898-03-19

Country Hostess Have you nice
neighbors where you live now1 city
0uest-oh. We have no neighbors.
how, none At all, Country Hostess
You haven't any neighbors9 City
Guost-No We live in a Nat. New
York Weekly.
The Eddy current., 1898-03-19
Hyppoiio wondsrs.

4 No ono need 60 10 Paris 10 soc oil
that Il smaryelous In hypnotlsm In the
hypnotic wards Of many hospitals arc
subjects tnat a mere glance will throw
into the trance state But In ori'er 10
, overcome that obstinate kidney
' trouble, the persistent use OF Hostel
tor's Stomach Bltters IL necessary.
The Eddy current., 1898-03-19

Dont tobaeeo spi and smots Your NE Auat
TO cult tobacco easily and forever be- maR.
netic, fun OF life. nerve aud yigor take ko-1'o-
Sac, the wondorswor'tNr that makes weak mea
strong All dFuggists ~. oF o. cure Fuaran-
iecd. Booklet and sample free. Address
sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York
The Eddy current., 1898-03-19
RUNNING EARS,

The Result Of Chronic Catarrh 81 the
Middle Far.
Mr. W. Brigham. Pilot Knob. wis,
writes 20 Dr. Hartman az follows:
Last April We commenced doctoripR
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0TARR Write 70 manufacturers lease
piENnc 1855; :;,i s: si':: 5:
bhNNV0 Louia. NaahTllle kirui ~ he "a.
Montgomery IactoHes located ~ hehmond lad
BIsHOPs DON'T LIE.
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No. a.


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Two oi ne brightest hshts ne eoathsfn hsihodial
CbpTsh has ever hed vsis tts late plshops peggsli
@sid, isn D. X. a. oln@oss ilvsf Hsdlsins :
lsgacy Which has not ealy besa o. vslas 70 us, but
ssloS ssSiss ,hsli osS se;d; q waisA AsJ naas
ITsa 5.iAog DOggsiil =. ,-,....,.
"Yeuf uvef he4solaa has bssa Of etsai service q
Nysslf and falAiT. We oad 10 subsuiuA iof ~
20 s'Is' s.',ls ' ~ ss!,.s s.s as .,.hoss
Ivlfs yeg q .oad us auothsI suppiy. IT ~ Ne
VALUABLE We" '''5'saa' & a poossr..
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SI coates, lhsi / b.ss Ssss islasissi q assis q
e4gsfiissmsna u IsgaTd y mstlshss, bsl tel nys
'Ii y ss' lei 4 sisss rsn' :, 1,e ss
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ysa . pahilsa sasisssr / ssy have writes ia
sla.s. As5 s,.sy saeas'ss ;, n yssh esssa,'d
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Asv. Dr. criiasaH eurfi ~ btiPspila and AAsu-
Rdssasld cuubsiisad Pgs,byisrlan chusoh,
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nlaa aaf Fei u fIalh an % naft oa iha "a lnaa
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iAnd, n can aeste yoa in saY vay ne ~
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An Rminsuf Bapttst mas spoken.
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medllii1 '.IIr bsnaacial AZ ApalIeat and Liftg
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BaiI coanad aaitf Waar tiumona' aneeliofa
WaIt cIa1ainG hicEaT nau uita thgiI iaala 10 laa
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Il ~ ncase " liIaal. While ~ aaks ~ slalm
= lsaisa efgia, raeh lsll y tsia9 fHaoea ia ne
M1nla "a lafA4Ii rfalaf ~ ancaalIy " hnnall
Aasli.sa. = ~ hlsAa,i ssai in hs sIaagogus q
ykSssfs' N a. artisls called asinmoai Lives
NstlIDs uhidh ~ ee 4 ihs nams " ~ y, kellln
\ Co. y e. A. ", Alamoaa' Co. % T. y,
Chaat cei F" au4 especially besars " anT s.iire
E leriseeaiet ~ tle q ~, o. insi A. SOD -
i Aaeflg al ~. a, Sic seas Liver NedIeine,
- taia fet 80 iAs eilfiaal uhiet haa ~ aana,
pllluls aai aai9Eiaea a pg, y, 4, blmaeas % re
slagrsil eoaaiai,isas4 y .. y siansaa hsdisias
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nrrt boz no began 20 improve. When
he had taken nine boxes be was completely
cured This famous blood and nerve med.
iclne had accomplished what all his for.
mer expensive treatment failed 70 accom-.
plish. Mr.. kempeF says hia catarrh he's
entirely left him he Il strong again and
weighs nine pounds more tnan lac ever did
He gives the pills the entire credit he IL
" able 90 continue tbs work To prove
that the above 4 true IN every respect, Mr..
kemper made an afiidhvit a. follows
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this
The 10th day OF Reptemhsr 1907.
H. p. WATT. k0tdrg Public.
We doubt N these pills have an equal In
eli the range Of medicine, for building NO
. run down and debilitated system.