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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-24

paper In the United States were daily
abusing the French. denouncing the FL
justice Of their going TO war. picturing
them as race Of robbers, s:oo keepers
and pigs. declaring that En- { ans was poor
and was the under dog AM holding Up &
France as actuated by nothing but pure
brute desire 10 steal England's property.
That's what all the papers but three
are doing in France. When we also con-
slider that Francs and Spain are both OF
the Latin race and OF the same religion
and that Frenchmen have Hundreds uf
millions invested in Spain, we need not
be surprised that the feeling there is
practically unanimous against Us. think
only one man prevents this feeling taking
acute form. That is Mr.. Hanotaux, the
minister OF foreign affairs. Blu: for ain
the French chamber OF deputies might
have taken action, openly siding with
Spain.
been a Spanish victory there would have
been an illumination o< Pas. II was on
account OF this sentiment that I endesv-
ored 10 give the causes of the war when
the Temps and Matin asked for inter
views. I was told 1t was a revelation to
the French and led 20 a material modifica-
ton OF French opinion. 1ney had not
heard our side before"
Then the -alk turned on England. the
interviewer suggested that the sympathies
Of the British arlstocracy wore largely
with the Spanish. DR.. Depew said ne
had not found them so. II have met with
many of them during my visit" he said,
land found them all enthus. ,ticaiIy NTH
US. The women are ali with US That Is
the best test. The majority o. the people
do not want a mere understanding. they
want hard and fast alliance. If cor
tinental Europe interviewed on the side
of Spain, Great Britain would 90 as far
as we were willing to make an alliance"
Asked If his opinion on imperial policy
had changed, DR.. Depew replied: There
a-s difficulties in my position which did
not exist when l took il up. New con.
ditions are arising all the while with the
progression Of the war which makes IL
dlflcult to Keep out or get OUT 0. this
colonizIng business. We must take into
view the temper of our paoole. who would
certainly never give any coIonils back
TO Spain. Transferring them or any Of
them 10 European powers would lead
10 n European war in six,y DAYS, 1t
looks as though we would have 70 paint
our white elephant brown and teach him
to work"
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clAc f9r r. Dorado. where fhey win al
tend picnic given ~ the ladies' % che
Eastern star.
3r. Ira Pearcs lsft yesterday fov col
oradD. BE vii be gone several weeks n
the hope = benena * hls health. 8r.
Fesrcs Nil vislt sesersi of tus famous
Coieraf7 resofts.
Mss Minnie TcDs o: Canadian. Ter 70
attending ~ Wiohita Commercial colisRs
a. a pupil 10 'hs shorthand depaft inert.
she vii make Ger hons w.fh Esv. asd
Mrs MUM On Gosfh Market
Attend the AYR fs.s Ton gh' =. sfs Ma
comic Home grounds Wss' Wichita and
have q good ii8se. Ths asa - vel sofdsi
ard close c1'. aid shower q rain vi
n. .riBre e. Good music al rrffs-fs-
meats ard 'ust fhs place % s2ead a
pssasant evening. Special car srfVfcs ~i.t
be bad T. IS rgmofsf ia; fhs dr.l corps
- 81 Olyet C9rnnanfsry K T w. EiTs
an eTo.b.g5n trl CoBs ever al 80
q they O.
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COTTON

New York, June 23.-The cotton market
opened dull. bat steady, with prices steady
TO points higher, the latter being on
light covering by shorts and a few scat
tered investment orders. Shortly after
the opening Weakness developed under
bear depression and quite active liQuida-
ton. Prices went OF several points and
throughout the fOre-port OF the session
the feeling was feverish and the market
unsettled. The bull crowd were disheart-
ened by the continued favorable temper
Of crop accounts and almost perfect
weather conditions prevalent in the cotton
belt The Liverpool news cut little figure
as an influence on locals, rejecting fea-
tureless market and q mareiy steady spot
market At II O'Clock our market was
steady a a net loss Of to points. Sales
to that time were 1880 bales.
Galveston, Tex. June 2S.-Cotton-Quiet;
) 5-l6c
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

Chicago, June 23-Wheat-Favorable
weather throughout the country today
and good crop reports started wheat down
a fraction. Liverpool cables were up
q pence and Paris on the other hand, was
20 to 20 centimes lower Shorts started
to cover on reports of rain in southern
illinois. where harvesting is progressing.
Offerings were light and prices advanced
sharply, especially in September. The
Price Current was non-committal. Chi
cago receipts were 26 cars, Minneapolis
and Duluth received 81 cars compared
with 231 for the same day last year July
opened unchanged TO y lower at 731LG744
and advanced to 74A. September astarted
12G5s lower, at 667s Q67ls, declined to 6624,
then rose to s..
Corn-Lower cables and fine weather
weakened corn at the opening. Prices were
improved later on the rally in wheat. July
began 40? lower at 32q32Is, and advanced
to 322.
Oats sympathized with the other grains.
July opened Is down at 1855, and rose to
23s4.
Provisions improved slightly on some
country buying. July pork started higher
at 49, 65. and sold up to $9.67]5 July lard
opened unchanged at $5.S2la and advanced
to s5.S5. July ribs unchanged at S5.45.
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis. June 23-Wheat-Higher No.
? red cash, elevator, so bid; track, Sc;
July, 70l. bid; september, 6524 q665s; De
cember, 67d6113.
Corn-Higher; No. cash. 32q3215; July,
BIZ bid; September, 315s asked
Oats-Higher; No. 2 cash, 221s; track.
%; July. %? bid; September. p bid; No.
white, 2Siz.
Rye-Nominal; IS.
E-lsxsapd-IIizh or. s. n3
Butter-Quiet; creamery. 1851; dairy
1oF14c.
Eggs-Higher; &c
NEW YORK.
New York. June 23.-Wheat-Receipts
1901 40. Spot firmer: No. red, 81 asked,
T. o. b. afioat, SSES5c car lots. Options
closed a little off from top through late
realizing. but I4Qlc higher than last night;
No. . red July. 79QSo; closed 50
Corn-Receipts. -ia sos; exports, 1855.
Options closed &c higher; July closed at
S6s4
0ats-Receipts. s.. 800; exports. 15o SO.
Spot weaker: No. =. PC; No. > white. Size
OPTIONS quiet and teatureless. Unchanged.
July closed &c
Butter-Receipts. SIS: packages; steady;
western creamery, ISszGi5c; Eisins -; fac
tory, u6123sc.
Eggs-Receipts. S.ss2 packages; steady;
western. &c
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool June 2-Whest-FUtures
closed steady: July IS I'd; September, IS
I'D. December = Sizd-
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DRY GOODS MARKET

New York. June 23.-There is no marked
change in the dry goods market. The
demand is fairly well sustained. Sellers
are still SOW in opening the market for
light weight wooiens aud worsteds. The
demand for dress goods IS stiI hshc. Sta
pie lines show very Httle Improvement in
trade and prices are weak and variable.
in silks the demand is fairly well main
tanned in the more popular grades. I'M
ported Hools are in fair demand consid-
ering the high range OF tariff prices. IN
staple cottons bleached goods are as here
totore. the active demand OF the mar
ket. Print cloths are stil quoted a, &C
for sixty-four squares. Prints are strong
and in good demand. FAN fancies show
continued activity. chiefly through mall
-nrdars at nrIceS recently MADE
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET

New York. June 22-Conee-Options
opened steady AZ unchanged prices. ruled
duh with barely steady underlone, fol
lowing evidences Of weakness at Havrs
ard under local offerings; speculation
checked BY commission house delivery,
fat demand and uncertainty as % size
and condition Of new crop. Closed steady
At net unchanged prices. Sales. 6,5po IN
Guiding June. $50; July. $3.50. Spo,-Rio
inactive. nominal; No. invoice. SIC, No.
jo5bing. 63sc. Mid, dun; Cordova. S1.g
l5l-c.
Sugar-Raw. quiet; steady: Fair refin-
ing. S.: centrifugal, IS test, sc; refined.
steady.
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n. E. A. Special
TO
WASHINGTON, d. c, WITHOUT
CHANGE, VIA
Santa Fe- Pennsylvania
Lines.
THE OFFICIAL ROUTE.

This tran vlE leavs var.51s polats ln
Kansas va santa re Route % Jay sh
Isss- L XII leave Kansas Cay "a ssn-z
Re a. : p II same Cay. ard arrive - COL
cago rex. morning TIE Pea1sTl~a1la
Lines VII take re trala east q Casesg3-
TIE itinerary = = very attractive ea=. and
en- Braces daylight rite ;hroaza re
E-ansesi e Aliegnaay asun-ziz acenery:
around TIE Horse E1os Carve. aiong TIE
B.se Juulzfa. and ire majestic Sasgss-
hama ~ unique feature q TIE TIP .
,es re II 10 special <ra1n fr5n YORK
% tie sp7cA-nzkinE hzttss-aes3 * Get
tyssUrE-
Apply . Z ? Dslzaey sor Itinerary.
IS. . .es:ra5e lsw-rste sTrgrE.ozs from
washington and re t1zss train VII pass
yosr s:atlo7 OF ae4-ss. .uac-o= so<7t
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DEPEW TAKES TUMBLE
French Papers Pictures Americans
asa Pace OF Robbers.

London. June &.-D-. Chau1cey De2ew
has partly recau;ed MS opP3s .5u 70 n
periaIisu as the resai; II he latest war
developments, and Of thrse weekes in
Europe During his s5joucn he Eas ha1
unusual opportunities . earn - the sea-
timen; % politician and q he pab..c. He
Will return 10 New York by cae Kaiser
Wilhelm Der Crosse on Friday.
Requested by the correspondent Z the
Associated Press % SUMMARIZE rs vie~-s
OF French ard English 5p'nioa on tac
war question. Or. DepeT sad;
The sentiment II France : about Ubat
il would BE II the Unitsd states = Eng
land and France were fgh.lag. AID every
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BASEBALL
RosToN. 5; CH1CAGo. 4.

BOSTON, 3; CHICAGO, l.
Chicago, June 23.-Costly errors at crit
!cal points gave the Champions the last
game OF the series, after 10 innings OF
close but embarrassing play. Willis was
retired az the end OF the nth, Nichols re-
heving him and shutting the locals out
without hit. Attendance. $500. Score:
RI 2
Chicago ............o2oi1oe p45 3
Boston ..-.........eo e2z0oooI-5 5
Batteries-Chlcago, Griffith. Isabel and
Donahue; Boston. Willis. Nichols and
Bergen UTnp.res. Swartwood and Wood
ST. LOUIS. I; PHILADELPHIA. 4
st. Louis. June E-The Quakers went to
pieces In the fourth Inning and gave to-
days game TO the Browns. Attendance.
1000. Scorer Ri z
Philadelphia .......o0 EN- 5
St Louis .....-.....-o 59llo"7
Batteries-Philadelphl Wheeler and
Fisher; 81. Louis. Taylor and Sugden.
Umpires. Emslie and Curry.
CLEVELAND. a; BROOKLYN. ..
Cleveland. O.. June 23.-The Reds played
in old-time form today. and Stein was
bStted freely. STEMS wtldness contribut-
ed TO the visitors defeat. Score: r H z
Cleveland .........o0 90lOl3N4I
Brooklyn ............0 ooo00IIG2 10 2
Batteries-Clevelaad, Young and Zim-
mer; Brooklyn. Stein and Brim. Um-
pires, Lynch and Andrews Attendance,
COO.
PTTTsBURG. s; NEW YORK. Z.
Pittsourg. June 23.--Pittsburg won an
exciting ten inning game on a three-b bag
ger by Mccarthy and singles by Davis and
Ely. Warner was put out Of the game
in the seventh for kicking Menafee
made his temperance in the pitchers
box. and DID good work after the third
inning. Attendance. 1900 Score: r II
PittsbIrg ..........O 100000 Ism S
New York ........s 0 l 0 % 0 o. 10 ;
Batteries -Pittsburg. KiIlen and Bower
man; New York Mensfee. Warner and
Grady. EMPIRES, Cushman and Heydler.
LOUISVILLE. 8; WASHINGTON. S
Louisville June 23.-The Senators batted
hard and timely and won easy. weighing
kept the Colonies hits scattered. Attend
ance, 800. Score: Ri z
Washington .......302 001I0 1-s12 5
Louisville ............0 0 0 0o1 0 l.
Batteries-washingto weighing and
Farrell; Louisville, Frazer and Kitter
edge. Umpire. Mcdonald.
CINCINNATI, %; BALTIMORE, 4.
Cincinnati. June 23-The Orioles played
miserably today. Breitenstein kept the
hits well scattered. Attendance. 1850
Score: r II E
Cincinnati ...........o 311o22 '-l3 Il ?
Baltimore ...........0I020 o-4l2 S
Observation-Disclosures Breitenstein and
PETIT; Baltimore. Hughes and Clark. I'M
pires, Snyder and Connolly.
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dTurnishes ~ The Tichfts Abstract 81
Land Corncaay. H. II DBrsis. Abs'rsef,
Or. Coart Uauss 'T'nona "a
x ?. Frazrr. 20 Iszzls rlewia Hsn-
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ga street. 3otr = - = svsa .TFstsT
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T1rzta Lews He0se-Voa - Jsm-s
? NOM 30. rs 3 20 . CO.
w1-Hsta street. iofs e - = eTs1.
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Haxrrnsa e. a.. -. 81 acTss
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al - go, ~ = I'D = . iat
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: = D4azss-tT .1 Fsarfs Safisaaf
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, sh-let - fesa =. IS g. a.
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lars = - = vase; f'fs-t. N-ss-
-eers zsf -.-.---s.--.- =
Ts~-z Csrfn,. q, wA-a Tss4rs.
~ ss.s = ars g wz1asi sssssf.
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sfrssf .rtT -
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CONTEST or HEIRS
Over the Jacob H. Davis Property is
Ended.


san Francisco. June Z--The contes.
over the estate u the late Jacob z DAVIS
IS a. an end The verdict Of A jury rem
dered month ago IN Judge CoTse's court
by which TIE holograp htc viii q the de-
ceased capitals; was found to be genuine
and legal. VIII remain und.sturbed
Notice ~ appeal was given and y
looked as Il the supreme court would I've
% pass upon zee matter. Blu, today the
attorneys ub0th sides made the an
uou1csueat II court that the contest was
wl-n6rawa- Judge Cofey made ne nee
essary order and ne property Amounting
10 aoou; Sso.ooo win be distributed 70 re
n,sces-
Il IS said TIA; the defeated contestants
WI receive sls5 10 from the estate Tat
Is ,he compromise money watch TIE case
has settled. Most q ne contestants 1--we
IN Philadelphia TIE Ell conysys al q
che properly q re deceased 70 tIs niscss
AIrs- Belle Gurus and Ltzzis Mgir of this
City.
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BEARS Gall OFF
Quiet Change of Front in
These Interests
LEADS GENERAL ADVANCE
HeaIthfuI Tone in Finance is
Days Features,

New York. June 23.-Good weather in
the west and the landing of a considera-
Die part o. the American army near San
tiago. together with the frmness in Lon
don acted as a stimulus in today's stock
market. The persistent drives by the
bears against special stocks which was
feature Of the trading for some time,
was lacking today and in consequence
the apparent change OF front By these
interests was reflected in substantial ad-
vances in Sugar, Peoples Gas, Tobacco,
Brooklyn Transit and Manhattan. The
buoyancy exhibited by these properties
exerted a healthful influence upon the
general railway list which was conse-
quently augmented by the action OF fairly
large buying orders in the Vanderbilt
properties. The grangers received more
attention than for j long time and con-
splcuous advances were registered in Bur
lington and Rock Island. The revived in
Quiry for the Pacific Northwestern stocks
lent color TO persistent rumors that an
amicable settlement Of the trans-continen-
tai rate war may be forthcoming. Evil
dence Of commission house purchases also
developed brisk covering throughout the
list. Some of the nigh-priced investment
to moderate inquiry, notably Pullman,
which figured for rise Of points. The
market at intervals during the day dis
played stagnation, but prices nevertheless
forged continually upward Operations for
arbitrage account were in fairly large vol
ume and included sales of the most Of
the international favorites. The offer
ings from this source, however, were well
absorbed and the steadiness of the local
speculation induced some purchases for
foreign account, mainly in st. Paul. A de-
velopment which has been regarded with
considerable qualification by substantial
interests has been the growing expansion
in railway and miscellaneous bonds, which
in a measure reflects the general health
full tone of finances. Operations in this
department embraced an extensive vari-
ETY. of mortgages, with demand for the
issues Of re-organized properties heavy.
The aggregate transactions were 49,
0S0, 600.
Government issues also participated IN
the general strength, the old fours regis
tered improving y per cent and old fours
coupon and the new tours 4 each on
call.
The total sales of stocks today were
800, 800 shares.
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IfSo,

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pany can give you a continuous market
First class service Fair treatment
Write or call on us az our ONCE IN the
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London, June Pit is rumored that
Mr. Joseph Chamberlain. secretary Of
state for the colonies. will shortly resign
from the ministry in order to assume the
leadership of a large number OF Union
lists in the house of commons who are dis
contented with the foreign policy OF the
government. There seems 20 be no doubt
that Mr.. Chamberlain Is dissatisfied with
his present position and II affairs in the
far east and in West Africa take the turn
he expects. his friends believe that he will
not remain in the cabinet 70 share the
shipwreck OF a policy he never approved
Whatever may be the outcome, the dis
quieting idea IS undoubtedly prevalent
in Conservative circles that Mr. Cham
berlain coutemplates some sensational
move. and the extent 20 which this IS
credited shows how little Mr.. Chamber
lain can count upon Tory confidence,
A; New York Judge Lacoube. in the
United States circuit court has entered
the recent Judgment Of the United States
supreme court IN the caseof the United
States against the North American Com
merciai company for rentals and Royal
ties and the revenue tax provided for in
the seal fishery lease secured BY the COM
pany In 1890. and DEGREES that the United
States recover from the North American
Commercial company S7s. $50. with IN
terest from April I, 1894. amounting IN all
10 - lz77S United States District Attor-
rey Burnett has received notice from the
company that & IS willing 70 settle the ;vo
other suits which are pending on the ba-
SIS Of the supreme courts decision. which
has been consented 10 BY the secretary OF
the treasury.
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Capital stock Iz5o.ooo. Paid Up.

II you want Stocksrs or Feeders. urifs
Us Reasonable advances. EEDeriaucsd
statesmen ia each department. Czttla.
Hogs and sheep Teaspoons istt
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We aave notsced that rzost funny Etoriea
Arc either O. al IFlshrnaa CT ! nan gUst
Tla-Tie1--Atchlsoa Giphe.
T. = n0s dltiie1sl; - make Old people zap
y. show them so-7e one = yeaTF oder tran
Themselves who Is EtiH II good hezlth--As
-hLsoE S.ob%.
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r H f
Silver Champion Named Again For
Congress

Jefferson City. No. June 23.-Hon. Rich
ard P. Bland. the noted free silver advo-
cate who represents the Eighth Missouri
district in congress. was today renomi-
mated by reclamation by the Democratic
convention assembled here. Congressman
Bland has been renominated by the Demo-
Gratis of his district without intermission
since 1872. He was beaten once at the
polls, but never In convention.
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Do You

Speculate IN ErainT
Speculate IN New York stocksf
Speculate IN provisions7
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FOREIGN STOCK MARKET

Paris, June 23.-Business on the bourse
today opened hesitating, and prices after
ward hardened on rumors that NJ. Peyral
had success forming a cabinet. Spanish
tours, after decline hardened, and after
the close of the bourse these were quoted
at SO 11-16, an advance OF 3-16.
Berlin, June 23.-Prices on the boerse to-
day were firm and American securities
were harder. Canadian Pacifics advanced
sharply on London rumors of a settlement
of the ia riff war
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Going
East

Then take the Santa Fe Route from
Wichita 10 Chicago sixty miles The
shortest. Rock bailasted track: few
grade crossings. vestibuied trains OF
Pullman Palace sleepers and Free
Reclining Chair Cars. lighted b.
Electricity. East OF Missouri river
dining cars serve meals a 10 carte II
you want safety. speed and comfort
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MONEY MARKET.

New York, June 23.-Money nominally
1h915. Prime mercantile paper, 5 to per
cent. Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business in bankers bills al 81. S512 for de-
mand and at $4.S4 for sixty days. Posted
rates. $4.S51a@4. S612d4.S7; commercial bills,
s483. Silver certificates. 5S$iG594 Bar
silver, 5S5s. Mexican dollars, 4512. Govern
ment bonds firmer; new tours registered
124; coupon. 1874; tours registered, 100G100B;
coupon, 110$4; fives registered 1111a; coupon
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IfyerDooi June Z--W heat-F utlT
closed steady: July. IS 81; September.
Id: December. 5 sad
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western League Games

Observation-Disclosures, Breitenstein and
PETIT; Baltimore. Hughes and Clark. I'm
pires, Snyder and Connolly.
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Western Association Games.
BLAND Is RENOMINATED

and SwartZ.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-04-30
l0!a 4. Z
A1sS5lS3lSg

Tt is true wisdom for every
body to take a thorough course Of
Swift's Specific just at this season
of the year The bloodis sluggish
and impoverished, and the aystem
is full Of impurities which should
be eliminated. in addition to
thoroughly cleansing the blood,
and toning up the system so as to
avoid loss Of appetite and a gen
eral rundown feeling in the
spring, s. s. s. so strengthens and
builds up as to fortify against the
many forms Of dangerous illness
that abound during the hot sum
mer season. 1t is a very small
matter to take this precaution but
it insures health and strength all
summer. Swift's Specific
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s. s. s 49F 5s Blood

is far ahead of all other remedies
for this purpose. It is a real
blood remedy which promptly
purifes the blood and thoroughly
renovates the entire system, tones
and strengthens the stomach, and
renews the appetite. It is the
only safe tonic, being purely vege-
table, and the only blood remedy
guaranteed to contain no arsenic,
sulphur, mercury, potash or other
mineral substance, which is of so
much importance to all who know
the injurious effects of these drugs.
Nature should be assisted by ma
lures remedy, S. S. S. Take
5. S. S. and be we'll all summer.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-04-30
a Narrow Escape.

Thankful words written by Mrs Ada
E. Hart, of Gordon. S. d. WAS taken
with a bad cold which settled on my
lungs; cough set In and finally termin
ated in CONSUMPTION. Four doctors
gave me up saying | could live but a
short time. | gave myself up to my
Savior, determined if could not stay
with my friends on earth, would meet
my absent ones above My husband
was advised to get Or. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. l gave it trial, took in all
eight bottles. 1t has cured me. and
thank God am saved and now a well
and healthy woman" Trial bottles free
at Matthaei's Pharmacy. Regular size
soc and $1.00. Guaranteed or price
refunded.