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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-04-28
Came Wen Prepared to Fight.

NEw YORK, April 24--Sir Bryan
Leighton. of Lotion park. Eng. a cap
tain in the British army. who has
served eight years, three of which
were spent in the saddle in South
Africa, arrived yesterday on his way
to Washington. He wants to serve on
the staff of some general, he says. and
will ask for no remuneration. Sir
Bryan's baggage consisted of 13 trunks
and boxes, seven of which were filled
with army announcements, such as
loaded shells, rifles, sabers and tools.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-04-28
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary of the Daily News.
wAsHINGroN NOTES.


Two cabinet meetings were held on
the 10Th at Washington over the Cuban
resolutions and an ultimatum to be
sent to Spain and the president decid-
ed to make the two practically one act
by simultaneously signing both the
next day.
THE notable events of the Goth at
Washington were the signature of the
president to the joint resolution re-
curing intervention in Cuba, the noti-
6cation of that action to Senior Polo y
Berna be, the Spanish minister, his de-
mand for his passport and the prompt
reply to his demand, his departure
from Washington and the transmits
sion of an ultimatum to Spain demand
ing her evacuation of Cuba and an an.
swer by the 23d.
POSTMASTER GENERAL GARY, of Mary.
land, has resigned, and Charles Emory
Smith, of Philadelphia, has been ap-
pointed to succeed him. It was stated
at the white house that Postmaster
General Gary's resignation had abso-
lutely nothing whatever to do with
our present foreign complications, but
was owing entirely to the condition of
Mr.. Gary's health.
EDWARD c. WALTHALL, United States
senator from Mississippi, died at Wash
ington on the 2fst, aged IS. He caught
a cold, then had an attack of bilious
fever and finally was confined to his
bed by typhoid pneumonia, which re-
suited fatally.
JUDGE DAY, assistant secretary of
state, on the 21st received a cablegram
from Minister Woodford at Madrid
stating that he had been handed his
passports and had been notified that
official relations between the United
States and Spain were ended. He said
that he had been given his passports
before he had had an opportunity to
present the ultimatum transmitted to
him for submission to the Spanish gov
eminent
A DELEGATION of prominent colored
men called upon President Mckinley
and presented patriotic address. 1t
concluded with the words: ITO sup
port you in your determination to eX-
tend liberty on this continent and to
maintain the honor and dignity of our
country, we tender you the moral and
physical support of 9,00O.o00 colored
Americans"
PRESIDENT MCKINLEY has issued a
proclamation announcing to the world
a blockade of Cuban ports by United
States vessels.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-04-28
Kansas CitY Prodnce.

KANSAS CITY, April 2S-Butter-Extra
fancy separator. lie; frSts. 14c: dairy, la
I5c: country roll. II0Iac; extra fancy 13c;
store packed. I0G12c; fresh packing stock.
9Ge1Ic-
Eggs-Strictly fresh. &c per dozen
Poultry-Hens. SIC: broilers. s2OoG14 90 per
doz: roosters. 15c each; ducks, &C.; geese.
&c; hen turkeys. &c: young toms, Sc; old toms.
&c: pigeons 75c per dozen
Apples-Fancy Missouri Pippin- sS.OO93 50:
fancy Ben Davis, s3O0a325; Winesaps So 50G
400; Willow Twigs, 81 50G4Ol In a small way
varieties are selling at 40G65c per half bu-
Vegetabies-Cabbage. 50 Cd per 100-lb- crate.
Beets. 25G40c per bu Green and wax beans
$3.50 "a 90 per crate Navy beans, hand picked
65c6SL 10 per bu- Onions. sI000L2h
PotatoeS-New. Texas 800 per Is bu crate
old northern stock, fancy. sacked. Burbanks
65c: choice to fancy mixed bulk. 45 155c; Colo
RADIO stock fancy, 75c; home grown 4015)c
Sweet potatoes. GA 75c Seed potatoes. north
ern grown Early Rose 6O96oc; Early Ohio, 81
@65c: Red river stock, 70d15c
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-04-28
ANoLo-AMERICAN ALLIANCE.
Osfcial Negotiations Said tn BE Under Way
with Great Britain That May Mean
a Great Deal.

New YORK, April pa cablegram
from London to the New York. Even
ing Post says
Information from an unimpeachable quarter
lends special significance to the mission Of
Angio-American friendship in which Mr. Hen
~ White. secretary OF the American embassy
at London. is reported To have been engaged at
Washington for the past week The fact IS
that the movement for Anglo American Coop
GRAFTON in foreign affairs already has gone far
beyond mere newspaper talk and has entered
the region Of explicit Official negotiation.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-04-28
GENERAL NEWS.

HERE were ga business IdlIureS re-
ported in the United States for the
week ended the 22d, according to Brad
streets report. against 216 for the cor
responding week last year.
MULES for use in packing army sup
plies and munitions in Cuba are being
broken in as fast as possible at the
jefferson barracks, the army post near
st. Louis.
CHRIS MERRY, convicted of the murder
of his wife, was hanged in the county
Jail at Chicago on the 22d.
UNITED STATES MINISTER WoODFoRD
is now safe on neutral territory, but
in getting to France he came near
losing his life. Spanish mobs gathered
around the train at Valladolid and
threw stones at the minister's carriage.
Thousands of excited people attempted
to invade the railroad station. and 20
civil guards. who accompanied the
train, were compelled to form in front
of Gen. Woodford's carriage with
drawn swords.
The town of Alton, KY, was almost
swept away by fire the other morning.
Loss, $4,000 no insurance.
A MAIL bag consigned to ]. NJ. Ham
mill, attorney for the Louisville &
Nashville road at Belleville, Ill, was
stolen from an express wagon in that
city on the 22d. The bag is said to
have contained letters, official docu
ments and registered letters in which
were several drafts for almost $50 900.
JOHN Il. LAMB, colored, who shot
and killed Abraham jackson, also col
ored, during a drunken brawl of rail
road laborers at Unity, Pa, last Sep
TENDER, was hanged at Pittsburgh on
the 21st
A SPECIAL dispatch from Madrid on
the 31st stated that the government
had authorized Lieut.. Gen. Correa,
minister of war, to call out so, 600 re-
serves. Three vessels loaded with
troops left Cadiz for destination not
disclosed.
Gov. w. Y. ATKINS announced on
the Goth, that, in the event of war, he
would lead the Georgia military to the
front 81 have received so many
pathetic letters from mothers all over
the state asking me not to send their
sons" said the governor, that have
concluded the best reply l can make i:
to lead the boys myself. inasmuch as
may be compelled to order them out
THE London Times cordially vel
coined the announcement that, boil
of the enemy's goods in neutral ships
the United States intended to adher,
to the practice of the great European
states. It said it hoped that Spain
would follow this good example, be
cause England would not look with in
difference on revival of obsolete
methods of warfare
GEN. WEYLER, De LONE, ex-Spanisl
minister to Washington, and Senate
Hanna were hanged in effigy at Dills
boro, Ind, and company has beer
organized there to whip Spain
A FIRE at the King-Ryder Lumbe
company's stables near Mena, Ark.
burned to death SO mules
SENIOR SAGAsrA, the Spanish premier
on the 10Th made a speech at Madri'
to the government supporters in tn
Spanish parliament in which he EN-
phaticaily stated that he would not al
low particle of territory to be takel
from Spain with impunity. nor woul'
he be party TO any tratficking for he
possessions
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-04-28

Sheep-Receipts, s; shipped yesterday, 1,2oA
The market was nomiDally steady
Horses and mules-The weeks market closed
With the barns pretty thoroughly cleaned up of
horses that were good enough for the eastern
srade- In spite of the war there has been n
arger demand than could be supplied The
mule department has been active Common
mules we're neglected and the sellers gave them
little attention The all-absorbing question
was 20 fill the government contracts Apart
ron the government trade the market is quiet
Mules above 10 hands are firm and gradually
advancing
ST. Louis Live stock.
ST LOUIS April 23-Cattle-Receipts. 100:
narket steady to firm; native shipping steers,
a. . 1881; light and dressed beef and shipping
steers, s3 116l5 10: stockerS and feeders. s2 $50
$50; cows and heifers S2OolS4 60; Texas and
indian steers. s3 55G145 30: cows and heifers $50
Is %
HogS-Receipts. 8 800 market to I0c lower;
workers.. s3SOd3e0; packers, s35oI375; butchs
ars, 81 90940l
Sheep-No receipts
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-04-28
The SHENANDOAH Captured.

LONDON. April Eft is reported
here that the Spaniards have captured
the American ship Shenandoah, Capt
Murphy, which left San Francisco on
January for Liverpool. She is a four
masted vessel of $3.50 tons register
and owned by Arth ur Sewa1 s. Co, on
Bath Me.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-04-28
SPANS Coal supply small.

BARCELONA, April 24--It has been
learned from al excellent source that
Spain is incomparably worse off for
coal than has hitherto been imagined
This fact is attributed to the govern
ment's neglect to obtain a proper sup
ply, and to its reliance upon the sue
Sess of the intercession of the pope and
the powers. The result is likely to be
4 premature collapse of hostilities,
followed in the end by the downfall OF
the government and the monarchy
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costlx Fire at south Bend. Ind.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, April 24--The
Bissell piow works and the indurated
fibre bucket works here were destroyed
by fire. The fire was caused by hot
box. The loss is SIC. 900.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-04-28
.Ioshv. tine siuerrIIIa. WANTS 90 RaIse Troops

SAN Francisco, April 24-Col. John
5. Mosby. of guerrilla fame, who is
resident of this city. has wired to
Sen. Miles for authority to raise bat
TALON or regiment of volun teers for
special service IN the front
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-16

borinquef1o por los se1ores Antonio Mat.
tel Lluveras, Mateo Fajardo y Cardona
y Pedro Juan Besosa. Princi pia de este
modo: <Estamos aquf, venimos con el
ej6rcito americano,. y coneiuye con
los vivas y las aclamaoiones que supon.
dra el avisado leotor. Como dooumen.
to literario, resuita bastante foio.
- -. Tambi6n ha llegado nuestro
poder Ia copia de otra proolama lanzada
en- Utuado por Amador Colon Servia.
He aqaf como empieza: <Amerit an os
habitantes le Fuerto-Rioo: La pattia
os llama por mi voz. La OCCASION es
propicia,. y termina: i<Adelante,
siempre adelante!,
i *** El nombre del crucero america
no <Cincinatia aurto en- nuestras aguas,
corresponds al lie la capital del oondat 0
de Milton, estado de Ohio. Tiene dicha
oiudad 255, 900 habitantes, segdn 81 Ill
timo oenso, Y con ell arrabal de Coving
ton cuenta con 284,e59. Durante mu
oho tempo morooi6, por gu riqueza po-
blaci6n, el tftulo de Reina del Osste, y
apnque va otras poblaoionea de esa region
ia superan, pueoe ostentarlo con justlola,
fpues es una de las ciudades mas harmo-
mosas de la America del Norte. Fue
fundada en el ailo: 1888 y en- 1870 solo
tenfa $50 habitantes. Al oomereio de
carne ue cerdo oebe, como Chicago, el
sobrenombre de <Poroopolis..
-. En- la mahana de aver fueron
conducidos ia carcel de Arecibo doe
inaividao- de Ia partida sediciosa de
GALES. Uno de ellos, de edad muy
avanza1a, mu6strase confado y Tranquil
10, protestando de su inocencia
~. Ha eido curado de primera in
tencion en- el cuarto de socorros, Ell in
dividuo Bibit,no Martinez, de una con-
fusion que le produjo Alexandra Verde
10, por rina y escandalo.
~ EXIT atrdinaria fu6 la concu-
rrencia la ret:eta de anoche, a]ganas
de las piezas lss aplaudieron mucho ha -
ci@ndolas repetir.
*. Por via de San Thomas Sc han
! cruzado algunos telegramas particulares
! entire esta oiudal = la de Ponce. Era 10
! que nos fa1taba YER. Comunioarse dos
/ poblaciones de la isla, por cable, con
| esc..:s en- el extsanjero.
~*s Antes de aver. un artillero que
entraba esta ciudad en- su oaballo, tuvo
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gran eantidad de frutos 7 de leguubres,
que ta1lto escaseaban antes. iNada! Quo
todo elsmundo 90 dese,2ab9isc9. .
-. Aver tarde liegaron s Bayam6n
ell teniente coronel seflor Ubeda Y varios
o6oiales lie las fuerzas destscadas en- Ma
matt.
-. Tenemos una oopia de la pro.
olama dirigida por el jefe del ej6roito
americana Mr., Nelson A. Miles el 81
de Julio los habitantes de Puerto Rico,
desde su ouartel general estableoido en-
Ponce, otra de Ia carta enviada el l3
de Agosto por ell mismo jefe 81 Gober'
nador General de esta isla notifcando!e
la suspension de hostilidades. Nos pro-
ponfamos publican diohos dooumentos,
que mas tarde mas temprano han de
ser oonocidas publioamente, y que oircu.
Ian en- varias poblaolones de ia isla, pero
la censura milltar SO opone clio.
lPsoencia!
49, Segun nos informan de Vega .
baja, Ia oa!ma ha renaoido en- ell seno de
las familias, con motive de la paz.
~ La chimenea del vapor <Ma.
nueIas, que fu6 eumerjido la entrada
de este puerto, va Sc ha desprendido del
oascO.
r.. Nos dicen que ell dltimo domin )
20 almorzo con los Paures Esoolapios dc
Santurce, el General 90. Cabo.
**t VirgiIio Ramos, sobrino del
Lodo. del mlsmo apellido, jefe de la
psrtida de Ciales, sc refugi6 en- Utuado
dekpues de la contienda que tuvo efeoto
con la guardia civil en- la plaza de aquel
pueblo.
~. Hemos dido decir que hoy 6
mailana comenzara Ell deiicado y peligro'
so trabajo de extraer de la entrada del
puerto los torpedos de diversos sistemas
que alIl fueron oolocados.
~ En- Arecibo ell domingo las 5
de la tarde, entro en- la poblaci6n un of
cial del Ej6rcito americana, acompaf1ado
del int6rprete don David storer = dos
gus rdias con bandera blanca, los que Sc
| dirigieron la comandancia militar fin
de darle cuenta al eeflor comandante
militar de la suspension dc hostilidades
por haberse frmado los preliminares de
la paz. Cumplida su mission, sc retira-
ron con direction Utuado.
~ Hemos visto la copia de una
proolama muy curiosa dirigida al pueblo
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la desgraoia dc caer encima de unas pie
dras, raotur4 r4ndose napierna = IN brazo.
-. Qn9jase <La u ni6n, de Ia acti.
tud indiferente del pueblo ante la inva'
sion de los .amerioanos.: en- ell mismo
ndmero tributa mercedes elogios al seflcr
Mufloz Rivera, por la sinoeridad de sus
.sentimientcs patri6tioos. 81 muohos de
los que combatieron al senor Mufloz Ri
vera con ,verdadero encarnizamiento
ouando SO propuso nacionalizar Ia polfti'
ca regional, procursndo hacer mas eetre:
chos los lazos que nos unen la madre
tatria, le hubie prestado su coopera'
cidn y su apoyo en- tan >meritoria labor,
no tendrfa que lamentarse hoy ella
Unions de la indiferenoia que nota con
amargura en- ell pueblo portorriqueho.
Por otra parte, 81 fundador de <La De-
mocraoia,, tan cslumniado Y tan perse-
guido, resulta ahora, en- estes instantes
supremos deoisivos, mucho mas patrio'
Ia mas digno que unos cuantos de
squellos seres afortuuados que h;cieron
del patriotismo un n1onopolio y basta un
maodats sive>adi, aturdi6ndonos diaria'
mente con haracas y alardes que han
venido parar en- nsda.
~ No hemos podido averiguar
quien coptest6 el tele gtama de <The Sup>
menos los t6rmin1s de esa contestaci6n
que debe FER nauy ouriosa.
49, TIE !emos informes de que 20 es
positiva la notioia CUE circuI6 aquf en-
dias pasados, de que la estaoidn del fe'
rrocarril de Ponce habfa sido inoendiada.
Solo Sc per6ieron algunos wagones.
~ Anoohe leg3 & esta capital
procedente de Arecido, nuestro estimsdo
amigo don Leon Aoafa, que hacfa un
mes SO hallaba fuera.
~. Esta maflana amanecieron en-
la misma posioi6n que sc encontraban
aver tarde los dos buques de guerra anne
ricanos que estkn fondeados la entrada
de este puerto.
~ Sc deofa anoohe que hoy CO.
menzaran los trabajos para extraer de Ia
entrada del puerto, los cascos de los va
pores <Col6n, y eManuela>, que fueron
allf samergidos.
- De <Ls Unions: eAyer tardt
| despu6s de estar hablando ell Semaforc
con los buquea norteamericanos, 6stos s@
| aproximaron mucho al matadero; d:
nuestro puerto sali6 un remolcador ur
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POGO del camino, & causa de la oscuridad
de la noohe que era profunds; hiso luz
con un f6sforo fin de orientarse, GUAM
do de pronto le sorprend di6 la VOC de I'm
oentineis, alh destacado, que le echaba
el xlqui4n viveP, Contesto con las pa
labras de rubrica; pero no obstante el
oentinela le dispsro dos veces con ei Mau
ser, & muy corts distanoia, sin que feliz'
mente le aloanzaran nipguno de los pro-
yeotiles. Echo pie terra 81 sehor Cor
bea, y entonces ei centinela, Sc le apro
xim6 con bayoneta oalada, in,imandole
q que SO Ciera preeo. Conducido al pae
bio, deshecho ell error y restableoida La
verdad ell Official de guardia le dejo libre,
despues de darle las satisfacoiones del
case. El centinela-que fue reprendldo
---daba por toda expilcaeion de su con
Quota que <aquel ipdivlduo le enfooaba
con una luz, como 81 tratara de encand1'
larlo de reconooer la manigus., Cele
bramos que ell inoidente no haya tenido
lamentabies oonsecuencias.
49,. Hoy es esperaio en- nuastro
puerto el vspor <Ibo Bosch> que zarpo
aver para Saint Thomas con objeto de
reooger la correspondents de Europa.
49, Sc dice por ahf, quo desde hace
algunos fas los americanos estan gestlo
nando que Sc restablescan las comunlca-
Clones posta es en- to1a la iela, 10 que
prueba que los inconvenientes no estan
de su parte La impsoiencis pablica ere
oe, por adquirir n, ticias de las tamlllas
Que se encuentran en- el territorio ocupa'
do por las fuerzas oontrarias y viceversa.
~ Contestando & la pregunta que
nos haoe un amigo, debemos lnformarle,
que la Secretarfa de Gracia y Justlcla es
oompletamente independence de la 60
bernaoi6n, que esta Ultima Sc en-
ouentra agregado el ramo de Comunioa
clones.
- Segun nos han informado, la d.
rectiva de la V. o. T. Franoiseana, ha
suspendido durante lss actuales circuns'
tancias, los socorros los hermanos en-
fermos que 10 solioiten, asf como rebajar
los sueldos de sus empleados que no SO
enouentren ausentes, en- atenoion que
la may orfa de los Terciarios no abeDan
sus limoknas mensuales.
~. Sc ha visto h'y muy concurrida
la plaza del Mercado. Los campesinos
han aoudido ella en- buen nnmero, con
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bote, trsyendo TERRA un jefe, que s1.
ponemos fuora general, con dos ayudan.
tes, los ouales Sc dirigioron Ala Fortale'
"a, en- la que estuvieron un ratio; NADIA
sabemos de la conversation que con ell
general tuvieron. Numeroso pdblioo
animado por la curiosidad iba detras del
coche, ell Orden publioo tuvo que haoer
retirar los mas fogosos. Hemos de
haoer una observation: el pablico que
tanto ansiaba eeguir el coohe, es eli mis-
mo que sigue los osos cusndo vienen
por las Gales bailando al son del psnde'
rO.>
Fcco.
Y ell mismo que promovfa alborotos
y a'garadas, no hace mucho tempo,
vali6ndose de cualquier pretesto para
entregarse S manifestaciones tumultuo'
sas. mo es verdad, colega1
49, Ri Ayuntamiento de Humaoao,
solioita ell aumento de centavos mas
por oada estanoia de presos, por ser POGO
10 asignado & sque!los en- la aotua'idad.
~ Llamamos la atenci6n del Sc
f1or administrator general de comunioa-
clones aoerca de que la correspondence
destinada 4 Fsjardo puede enviarse por
VIA de Humacao, va que la via de LOLA
eata interceptada. Esparamos que toma.
ra las medidas oportunas para que asf
Sc efeot1e.
~. En- la noche de! sAbado contra
jeron matrimonio ell laborioso artesano
Carmelo Lozada y Ia virtuosa seilc1lta
Nemesia de Jesds, apadrinAndolos don
Francisco And,no y 1ons Paulina Fer
nandez.
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Luiha Hermanos, Y Compahla.

Son los dnicos in1portadores On Puerto Rico del
faIssOs, vino tinto bIanco de mesa, marca 'Angu-
ciana." Ninguno otro 10 nejora en- pureza y buen
sabor En- d1cho esta blecimiento acaba de recibr
tambi5n IN extenso surtdo de vinos de Jerez Cham
pana superior, icores nos, turrones mazapanes, fr
tas su jugo, alrafbar aguardiente toda clsse
surtidO meior
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Y 4 R E D 4 D E 5.

ST VFN1F 8 alquila una casa en-
W. '-'~1- Santurce, con dos ouer
das de terrenos y &rboles frutales. In.
formsrkn en- la calle lie Ia Cruz ndme-
70 /. l5--l5
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-07-14

$50 Democrats. This is the first excep-
ton in our history when, at the sue
eeeding presidential election. the party
controlling the House did not elect it's
President, but in 1880 the Republicans
elected Garfield, his plurality OF the
popular vote, however being but 3033.
In 1882 the House stood POI Democrats,
116 Republicans, and the Democrats
elected Cleveland President in 1884.
In 1886 the middle of Cleveland's first
term, the House then ele cted contained
10 Democrats and $50 Republicans.
According to this rule the Democrats
should have reelected Cleveland in 18-
SO, and he did receive a majority OF
100.376on the popular vote over Gen.
the electoral vote. In the middle of
Harrison administration, in 1890, the
Democrats elected 228 representatives
and the republicans 80. This over
whelming Democratic victory was fol-
lowed up in 1892 by again electing
Cleveland President by d plurality OF
3Sl.956 on the popular vote. In the
middle OF his second term, however, in
1894, the Republicans elected 243 re-
representatives. and the Democrats l04,
which presaged the Republican victory
of 1896 which gave Mckinley GOLS54
plurality on the popular vote.
The foregoing history we think fairly
indicates that the party which elects
majority of the next House of Repre-
sentatives will carry the presidential
election in 1900 This rule may not
obtain however, where the elections
are very close, as they were in 1873 and
1880. The exception 1876 and 1883
would have not occurred had the popu-
lar vote controlled. The case of 1876
we think cannot be fairly called an ex-
ception to this rule.-E. w. Chain n
Evening Wisconsin.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-07-14
E09RED THE GRAVE.

A startling incident, of which Mr.
John Oliver Of Philadelphia. was the
subject, is narrated by him as. follows:
[ was in most dreadful condition. My
skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken,
tongue coated, pain continually in back
and sides, no appetite gradually grow
ing weaker day by day. Three physi-
clans had given me up. Fortunately, a
friend advised trying Electric Bitters;
and to great JOY and surprise, the first
bottle made decided Improvement, l
continued their use for three weeks and
am now a we'll man, know they saved
my life and robbed the grave of an
other victim. Noone should fail to try
them. Only 80 cts. per bot. at Beard
sley's Drug Store.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-07-14

Entered at the Post Office at Eagle Riv-
er, Wis, as second class mail matter.