davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-11-03
Telegrar11y.

LoNDYN, 5 Llstopada.
correspondent tutejszej "Mor-
ming Post" zapewnia, ze ko.
misarze hiszpa6scy zerws W
Piatek uk}ady pokojowe. Ga:
zeta ostrzega Hiszpan6w pred
tax nierozwaznym krokiem.
Do "Standard" donoszs, ze
Rosya Francya ostrzegs Rad
washingto6ski, il zamiar przy.
1sczenia Filipin bez wzgledu
ma protest rzsdu W Madrycie
wywola miedzynarodowe "a.
wik}ania.
BERLIN, 3go Listopada. -
Hamburger Correspond" o.
swiadeza bez ogr6dki, ze Anne.
rykanie W taxi sam spos6b
prowadzs uklady pokojowe, W
jaki prowadzili wojne. Maska
humanitarnosci spada i'm sto-
pniowo z twarzy ukazuje sic
W calej nagosci brutalna siia
pissci. Kiedy We Washingto-
ME podpisywano preliminarz
pokoju, ami pisdz ziemi fill
pinskiej ME znajdowala sic W
posiadaniu Amerykanow. Ia
branie Filipin jest pozbawione
podstawy prawnej, Kazde z
mocarstw europejskich moze
ma r6wni Amerykanami "a.
kladac stacye weglowe ma fill
pinskim archipelago.
"National Ztg." powiada,
ae ua aneksye Filipin ME zgo'
dzs sic ami mocarstwa euro.
pejskie, ami miesska6cy wysp.
PETERSBURG, 8 Listopada.-
"Nowosti" rozumujs, ze ME.
tylko Hiszpania, lecz wsayst'
kie pa6stwa europejskie majs
interes W tenn, azeby ma Fill,
pinach utrzymac status quo.
SpraWa IT, moae byG W estate.
cznym razie za}atwiona tylko
przez sad polubowuy.
PARYz, 3go Listopada. -
Dziennik "Soleil" zwr6cil po-
wszechns uwags nastepujacem
oswiadczeniem: Zaden Rad
despotyczny ME osmieli2by sic
W sprawie filipinskiej tax po'
stepowat, jak Amerykanie, u
ktorych wiecznie ma ustach So
wyrazy "prawo i wolnost":
Chcs oni zabrac Hiszpanii
wszystkie jej kolonie, costa
,wiajac jei dlugi. Oto rezultat
ich awietej wojny, ktors pro
wadzono dla wywalczenia ME.
podlegiosci Kuba6czykow. ia.
ka nikczemna obluda ukrywa
sic W sercach tych libera}6w,
mieniscych sic demokratami i
republikanami.
BERLIN, 3go Listopada. -
Nabycie przez cesarza Wilhel-
ma miejsca zamieszkania Ma.
tiki Zbawiclela i ofarowanie
90 niemieckim katolikom jest
nastepstwem cory obmyslo.
nego planu, azeby zniewolic
Centrum dopopierania projek.
tow rzsdowych.
Cesarz Wilhelm jest pierw.
Sym chrzescianinem, ktory po
roku 1857 zwiedzii gr6b kr6la
Dawida. Ten gr6b stanowi je.
dna z najwaaniejszycb religij-
nych pamistek mahometan6w,
kt6rzy ME dopuszczali dotych.
czas do niegc "niewiernych".
JERozoL1MA, 8 Listopada.- L
w przemowie do Templaryu-
STOW, starajscych sic o zacho.
wanie chrzescia6skich pamia.
tex W Ziemi swietej, powie-
dzia} cesarz: "Dzieki przyjaz-
nj, lsczscej su}tana zemna, je-
stem W moznosci zapewnic
wan mojs opieks. Jezeli tego
zajdzie potrzeba, zgloscie sic
do mnie, bez wzgledu ma wy
znanie. Szczssliwym zbiegiem
okolicznosci znajduje sic pan.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-11-03

Francuzi opuszczs to miasto,
ME ustspis lnnych stacyj,
znajdujacych sic W ich .posia.
daniu W okolicy Bar-el-Ga.
eel. Podobno wojska abisy1-
skie zblizais sic do Nilu, aaeby
pomagac Francuzom. Charak'
terystYcznym jest ten szczeg6},
re ma przyieciu wczorajszem u
lorda Salisbury swiecil baron
de Courcel, ambassador fran.
cuzki, swa nieobecnoscia.
WEI Hal WEI, 8 Listop. -
Tutejsze okrety wojenne: pan
cernik Centurion, krazownik
Narcissus j Hermione, kontr-
torpedowce Whiting, Fame i
Handy, oraz kanonierka Pea
cock, czekaja ma rozkazy od-
plyniecia ma otwarte morze.
Pancernik Victorious i krazo.
wink Undaunted zabierajs pc.
len ladunek wsgla.
Gel tych gwaltownych pray
gotowa6 wojennych jest okry.
ty tajemnics. w Port Arthur
znajduje sic wielka fota rosyj.
ska. Istnieje podobno Ottawa,
ze Rosya chce skorzystac re
zatargu francuzko angielskie-
60 o Faszods, azeby zajat port
Niu Czwang, ma co Rad wiel.
kobrvta6ski bezwarunkowo
ME zgodzi sic.
CAD1z, 8 Listop. - Hisz.
pa6ski parowiec ,,Montserrat"
przybyl re Santiago do tutej.
szego portu z wojsklem. Pod.
czas podr6zy zmarlo SO zoinie'
rzy, a 800 przyby}o chorych.
HIszpa1skie gazety donoszs,
ze W Gibara kazali Ameryka-
ME zabierac no poklad okretu
zolnierzy umierajacych.
WASHINGTON, 8 Listop.-
Pred komisya wojenns zezna-
wal mayor Henry Romeyne,
correspondent amerykahskich
gazet, ae W Tampa ME m6g1
sic dowiedziec, gdzie sic znaj'
duje 10 pulk piechoty. Zaden
ofcer6w sztabowych ME
umial 60 oswiecic, jake od-
dzia}y wojsk ma jaklch znaj'
dujs sig okrstach. Podobno
istnial rozkaz, azeby zolnierze
starali sic dostac ma okrety,
gdzie kt6ry moze.
Przy wysadzaniu ma lad
wojska ma Kubie panow al
take straszny nieporzadek.
Podczas bitwy pod Caney
jeden tylko w6z ambulansowy
by} ma froncie linii, kt6ry
wszakze ME przewozil rannych
poza linie. Ma czele kolumny
wznosil sic balon, wskazujacy
Hiszpanom miejsce, gdzie
znajdowali sic Amerykanie.
Miasto Siboney by}o stekiem
blota, smieci i gnoju. Me
przystapiono do wywozenia
brud6w, dop6ki ME zaczeta
grasowac z6lta Zebra. W
szpitalach ME miano odpowie.
dnich zapas6W zdrowego po'
aywienia. Przyrzsdzano po.
trawy haniebnie. Rekonwa: J.,
lescenci ma okrecie uCoucha"
znosili niewygody: Musieli
spat ME majsc kolder AMI
poduszek. Ca1em ich ubra'
MEM byl baweiniany mundur.
Woda do picia by1a ma okrscie
cuchnaca, misso W puszkach W
najposledniejszym gatunku.
Lekarz ma okrecie by1 sam
rekonwalescentem. Kapitano'
wi ME pozwolono udat sic do
Jamajki, gdzie chciai zaopa'
trzyt sic W zdrows wode i W
swieay prowiant.
CAMP MEADE, Pa, 3 Listop.
General major Graham, do.
w6dzca drugiego korpusu ar"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-11-03
ZezWOlenia ma Sluby.

P. Jul Klonowski, M. Bullard. .SS-35
Wot. Mynda, Rozalia Gension. .S2-a5
Jan Bufnsski, - shepperd. rd......s1-1s
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-08
MsKinisy's Proclamation

Washington, Sept THE president
has issued the following:
Executive Mansion, Sept. 9, 1865
by virtue Of the authority vested in ma
a. eommander.in-ehief Of the army and
navy Of the United States Of America
do hereby order and direct that upon
the occupation and possession Of anv
ports and places In the island Of Cuba
by the forces Of tho United states. beef
cattle and other food supplies intended
Tor the starving inhabitants Of the il.
land may be admitted free Of duty sub.
lect 20 the discretion Of the command.
ing officer Of the United States force, A,
the port OF entry, who In hereby charged
with the responsibility for the gratui.
tous distribution Of said food supplies to
the starving inhabitants OF the island.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-08
Under the New Arrangements II will
Be admitted on the Same
Rate as Butter.
ADMINISTRATIVE
FEATURES CHANGED.
Goods Brought In and Not Entered For
Duty Within Ninety Days We're to
BE Seized and Sold at Public
sale-Tlme Extended.

Washington. Sept. 7.-some change,
In Cuban and Porto Rican tariff rates
have been approved by the president
and cabled 10 the United States officer.
In those places. In the former rates on
both Islands, the importation Of oleo-
margarine and such products was pro.
hibited; under the new arrangements IL
will be on the same rate as butter. An.
other change was in the administrative
features Of the Cuban tariff.
There was a provision that when
goods were not brought in and entered
for duty within 90 days. the officer in
charge could seize and dispose Of them
at public sale. Under the new provis-
ion the 20 days may be extended to sir
months In the discretion Of the officer Of
the port The government is doing
what IL can to facilitate the operations
Of trade In the Cuban and Porto Rican
ports that come under the possession Of
the United States forces. The depart.
menis have been advised by representa-.
tives OF large commercial houses in New
York that bonded warehouses ara badly
needed at santiago particularly, and
that the absence Of these facilities is do.
ing much TO prevent commerce from re-.
suming iia normal channels and impos.
ing loss upon American trade.
Assistant Secretary Meikeljohn 70.
ferred these complaints 70 the secretary
OF the treasury, who has replied that
"the customs arrangements as TO Cuba
arr merely tentative and do not look 20
the immediate restoration Of commerce
to iis natural channels. The establish.
ment Of bonded warehouses would en-.
tiil the PREPARATION Of an elaborate sys.
TEN Of counting and supervision which
Ia quite impractioable under the present
conditions As TO the unequal require.
ments at the several ports it may b.
Said that no long interval OF time appar.
emily will interfere with harmonious
regulations as the ports pass successive.
y under control Of American forces -
Acting under tho advices Of the score.
larry, Acting Secretary Meiklejohn sent
he following kilograms under date OF
sept. 8;
Commanding general, Santiago You
Ire authorized 10 lease building for the
forage OF imported merchandise no, en-.
cred at the customhouse and upon
which duties may be paid at any time
within ninety days after importation a.
rovided for in paragraph II Of customs
equations. Storage TO be- at the sole
lax OF importers and every expense con. ,
ected herewith to be paid by the i'm. 4,
orters
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-08

General Brooke Arrives At Porto Rico
San Juan, Porto Rico, Sept. 7.-Major
General John X. Brooke. the American
commander, arrived safely at Rio Pie
dras Tuesday afternoon. Colonel Pine,
tbs local Spanish commander at Rio
PiedrAs, rode TO the outskirts Of the
town and greeted General Brooke on be-
half Of Captain General Macias.
Colonel Pine after having been intro
duced 20 General Brooke's staff, escorted
the party 20 General MAcias summer
residence, which has been placed at tie
American commanders disposal. The
house Il 4 pretentious dwelling facing
the plaza. Quarters for the stan Of Gen.
eral Brooke will be found In another
house.
General Brooke who is ontranked by
General MAcias, the latter being a lieu.
tenant general, will call upon Captain
General Maoias at the palace and pay
him an official visit Of courtesy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-08
MASTERING our
OF VOLUNTEERS.
EVER Mas Or one-r n ~. yol-r,---
ssrviss whs Has Charge Of Govern.
msns Property R..psaslbl. TsrIL

Washington, Sept. The ID terine
out Of volunteers will be foll4ved by
vexaiions and troubles for officers Of the
regular army and for many Of the vol.
unicers themselves This Is due 10 a
MISREPRESENTATION on tho par; o; some OF
the officers Of the volunteer organize.
tons respecting the property Of the gov.
eminent which they have In their Dos.
session. The government will require
that every article BE- accounted Tor.
Every officer or man in the volunteer
service who has charge Of government
property will have 20 account for 4, b..
fore he can be mustered out aud paid
An instance is related Of governor
OF state who received two regiments
Of troops. He told them they could take
30 days furlough and go home. What
became Of all the equipments in their
possession. which Is the property Of the
government. the United States officer.
cannot tell. Some Of these equipmen,s
belonged to the ordnance, some 10 the
Subsistence and some to the quarter.
department Receipts were
given by some one for these equipments
when furnished by the government and
The volunteer officers who gave them
will be held responsible for them.
IL Is the intention Of this war depart.
nent again to supply the state. when
he guns and arms are accounted for
'ut In order 20 keep a straight account
N the department records IL IL necessary
o have them fnt returned 70 the gov.
rnment The same Is true OF other
government property.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-08
a rev minor inaccnncios sucn a. usuas.
" occur In such interviews


Washington, Seps THE imposition
81 import and export duty on hemu
brought into and exported from Manila
from and 20 other ports IN the Philip.
pines still under Spanish control has
been found TO work a great hardship On
dealers, and 20 almost ruin the business
In view Of this fact the treasury ofil.
Gals have recommended to the war de.
partmeni, which exercises control over
the collection OF duties IN the Philip.
pines, that ON exports Of hemp the inn.
port duties BE- refunded. thus making
but one duty charge. The suggestion
also has been made 10 the war officials
that the Introduction which prohibited
the clearance Of vessels from Manila 10
other ports in the Philippines be re.
moved. Now that the war il over IL Il
felt that there Is no further nece.sitv
for this prohibition.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-08
Omssr. aud M.n Kn,.a.

Washington, Sept The official re.
cords Of the war department, as far a.
completed, show that there were ss OH.
Gers and 23i enlisted men Of the army,
zo4 IN all. killed In battle during the war
with Spain. These casualties include
all the lives Lost by the army in the hat.
Ties In the Philippines, as well as those
IN Cuba and Porto Rico The percent.
age Of officers killed Is strikingly large.
aud IL Il said to he unprecedented In the
battles Of the world. The contrast il
especially striking In the case Of the bat.
tie Of Omdnrman, although the loss Of
life was heavy, the list Of killed included
only one officer Of tho British army.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-08
wnI Attend Ps.e. Jubilee.

Washington, Sept President Nc.
kinley and as many members OF his
cabinet A. can do 20 will attend some
portion OF the peace jubilee which BE-.
gins at the Omaha exposition Oct TO-
The president so informed delegation
OF Nebraskans who called at the White
House and presented 10 him a hand.
tomely engraved invitation TO attend
Only pressing public business will inter.
iere with this programme, but At this
timo the president sees no reason why he
should not go.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-08
An oIa Tr.,.Ilnr Man n..a

Paris, Tex, Sept. Wv. b. Hender.
son, former resident OF Dallas aud an
old'iime member Of the T. p. A., died
this evening at the city hospital, after
having had his arm Ampuiated. Mr..
Henderson came here and entered into
business some months ago and not long
since discovered small red spot on one
OF his hands. Thinking It was the bite
Of poisonous insect he treated il. bu,
later his arm and body became affected
He was known all over the state. having
been shoe drummer Tor number o,
years
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-08

Memphis, Sept T. - Judge J. W
Clapp, who was IN charge Of the Confed.
crate cotton and member OF the Con.
federate congress during the late civil
war; died at Red Sulphur Springs. Tenn.
Tuesday aged NJ. Judge Clam
was an old time whig ana
later Democnt He was presidsn.
tiAl elsctor on the Breekinridge and Lane
ticket and in 1875 made vigorous can.
vase for the TilderI Hendricks ticket
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-08
Favor Anp.IIpr m. ph,,,nn,...

Manila. sept. :. Alta meeting Of %
leaders Of Fiipinos u all sections called
to discuss the policy Of these Islands. ~
OF them were emphatieally in favor OF
outright annexation 10 the United State,
and two were IN favor Of n republic.
The general native opinion is that it IL
best 10 adapt United States Consul VII.
liams' suggestion and offer liberal in.
dueoments io the Independence factions
TO cooperate and 10 reward the services
rendered. The United States cruiser,
Olympia and Raleigh returned hero
from Hong Kong yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-08
General MIl.. .nd star A,,,,..

New York. Sept. The Uni,ed
States transport obden, having on board
Major General Miles and STAFF. Major
Greenleaf, Captain Whitney. second
regiment Wisconsin volunteers. eonsist.
ing Of 80 officers and 800 men and the
hospital corps from Porto Rico. arrived
here today. Mu. Miles. son and
daughter were also on board the trans.
port which sailed from Ponce Sem
The surgeon IN charge reported ali well
on board and no sickness during the vov.
age. The troops were in the best Of
spirits. The big transport was decorated
profusely with palms and drAped flags
From the fore truck was flying the
American ensign over large Spanish
flag, while long strings OF international
code flags were floating from each mast.
head 20 the rails.
General Miles admitted 70 an Asso-
ciated Press reporter, who interviewed
him while the OLDHAM was living of
Liberty island, the substantial accuracy
OF the statements attributed 10 him at
Ponce. Porto Rico: that the rpnort bad
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-08
Secretary AiEsr win vl.n c.mp.

Washington, Sept. Lowing TO the
absence from the city Of the ma jority Of
the cabinet there was no called meeting
OF the body. Secretaries Gage and
Algcr and Postmaster General smith.
however assembled AZ the usual hour FOR
cabinet meeting and remained with the
president until abou, o'clock. Il Il
understood that much Of the time was
consumed in discussion Of questions
incidental 70 the war and its settlement.
with particular stress on matters relat.
ing TO the treatment and condition OF
the soldiers now In the various army
camps.
Secretary Alger announced after the
meeting that he intended TO make a tour
OF the various camps at which large
bodies Of men are now stationed, with
view 20 ascertaining for himself tho ex.
act condition OF affairs The secretary's
Intention IL TO start very soon, probably
next week.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-08
Admiral c.rv.ra and Party.

Washington. Sept 1.-Admiral Ger.
vera, his son, Lieutenant Angelo Cerye.
"a, and Lieutenant Il. Gomez Imaz. mr..
rived here from Norfolk and called at
the navy department In the absence
OF Secretary Long, the admiral and two
companions paid their respects to Assis.
hnt Secretary Allen, aud 10 him eS.
pressed thanks Of gratitude for the kind.
ly treatment accorded him and HIS men
while prisoners Of war Of the United
States. The party remained but few
minutes.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-08

Washington, Sept There isAnab-
sencs OF news at this treasury depart.
meni respecting the whaling feet "a.
ported destroyed in the summer ice
breakup IN the Arctic ocean. The la,est
reports from the revenue cutter. Bear
sent TO the relief Of the whAlers wns
dated March 20 last Al that time the
Bear was at Point Barrow and the
whaiers were hemmed In by the Ice in
the vicinity Of thai place.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-08
The ELECTION
IN ARKANSAS.
III" Vote Throughout the state Was
Lish'-rh- Eagle Eismsat 10 Ls-
noks Csaaty Defeated.

Little Rock. Sept 2. Election returns
are extremely slow In coming in. I.
seems that despite the local contests the
vote throughout the state was light.
A feature Of the election was the de-
Feat Of the Eagle element in Lonoks
county. The returns show that sheriff
Holcombe Of that county, the regular
Democratic nominee, has been defeated
BY Walls. the Independent. and that Joe
Eagle, the Democratic candidate has
been defeated by Tanner, Independent
candidate for assessor. The Eagles have
been the ruling element in Lonoke
county for more than 20 years. JOS
Eagle with five Of his relatives has Just
been acquitted at Lonoke Of the murder
OF the simms Boone family. their old 20.
litical enemies Holcombe. the defeated
sheriff, Il Eagles brother.in.lAw.
A report from Eastman township, Pu.
laski county. states that the Republic |
ans carried tina, township, and that the |
ballot boz was carried away by the Dem. |
ocrah and has not been heard Of since.
iiOapt, the regular Democratic nomi.
nee for sheriff Of Garland county, is
aid 10 be defeated by Williams, indie
pendent, by 20 votes, and the result is
yet undecided in jefferson county.
The railroad commission constitution
Il adopted by large majority and the
amendment providing for the leyying OF
mill road tar is also favorably acted
upon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-08
Largs.l waman Ia Oh. wnrlh.

Little Rock, Sept MARY Maziquo.
a negrpss, died In this city. She was
said 70 have been tho largest colored
woman In the world AZ one time she
weighed over 200 pounds, and az the
time Of her death tipped the beam nc
900 pounds She was 80 years Of age,
ana her death was the result OF excess.
i've accumulation Of adipoiso tissue.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-08
spanish Rsqus., WIN No, n. o...,.,

Washington, Sept The Sp,pi.b
government has requested Of this gov.
eminent the privilege Of sending A few
. pa gunooais 20 certain parts OF the
Philippine Islands where the Insurgents
arc particularly active. with a Wow 10
maintaining Spanish Sovereignty there
Inc matter was discussed at Tuesdays
eaolnent meeting No announcement
has been made ~ 10 the result OF tho
consideration OF tho matte, but It is un.
aerstood that the request will not bo
granted.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-08

~, 0Ialh knowing from eTperence the great virtue OF
o % D. gave II 70 him, and bottles cured him
Wen, 30 tat his health has been excellent since sws
pc mas done 40 much for my family that feel
uuge OF Us merits and do not hesitate declare be the
Oo'' pioou remedy made. ar j. McKNNEY
-, "Dcey, Parker Co., Texas"
~ dangerous to experiment with blood diseases There
only one cure for tm and all other remedies only nggnvae
5 e gseaso ana render difficult Swft's Specific
Vs. s. 81 accompanies at once what no other remedy cnn n
Bs 70 the very bottom all blood diseases and per-
mAhnty Obstinate deepeated which arc beyond ho
yuch OF other remedies. IL fails cure Scroula
Oatarrh Eczema, Rheumatism Cancer letter Sores Ulcers
o any othor form Of blood trouble S. S. S. is purely vegetable
inc only blood remedy guaranteed TO contain par
uI n OF mercury, potash, or any other mineral
on blood and skin diseases mailed free 10 all by the
swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-08
ca,tridE. FACTORY blown On.

Laredo. Tex, Sept The govern.
ment cartridge factory at Monterey
Mex, was blown up tuesday, badly
wrecking the building and killing two
women employed In filing cartridge
IL seems cartridge while being allied
exploded aud set Oh a quantity Of pow.
der.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-08
A Texans Gratitude
Praise For the Remedy Which Saved
His Daughter and Two Sons.

There no theory whatever about what s. s. will do No
vague heaay evidence presented it's behalf but tho pos
iye uncontroverbo testimony Of honorable upright people
VINO nave the confidence and esteem Of their neghbor proves
coneusvey the virtue OF the remedy Swifts Specific Is
- Is not recommended by it's propreors only but every
claim made for backed by the words Of praise Of Thousands
OF reliable people, all over the country who have found it the
only for real obstinate diseases of the blood No other
remedy ON earth cure the deepseaed stubborn blood dis
eases which s. because these diseases are beyond
Their reach s. s. is real blood remedy and gets down 10
the very foundation Of all diseases having their origin in the
blood and removes every trace Of the faint IL matters not
what other treatment has failed s. s. s. will any case
Here testimony which shows beyond question value OF sws
% AZ rom man who had exhausted medical skill
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-08

''F''''I HT7N HIIIFTEI ITWIT fHH UIUUIl >
receiyinga scratch on her leg, which be-
came poisoned by the colOred dye In her
stocking, The sore spread and became
quite painful. The doctors used sayes and
olntments, and dry powders, but did her no
good whatever, the sore continuing 20
spread and grow all the while. gave her
Two bottles OF :. 5. :. which healed up the
sore and cured IL permanently.
-, several years ago my youngest son,
Clement D. had what the doctors pro-
nounced mn internal blood trouble, which
lhey haId would eVenlnnllY cnnaa cnneer OF