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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

Thinks Certain Omcials are Responsible
for the Pabucity ~ tho Ease.

for the ihhH'liN ~ we vase
Sheriff Howelis. as wen as his deputy.
Mr.. Dowsc. has been ossliuously at
work upon the case Tor some time and
believes beyond any question OF doubt
that hlH office o. on the right track and
that it will be- able 60 make good lts
claims. H. however. greatly regretted
that the workings m bis mon should
have got out. aud he blamcs certain
official circles therefor. saying. there
seemed TO be a disposition 10 block the
wheels of Justice. But he declares.
with considerable emphasis that no
does not propose to be- bafiod n he can
help II. and h. thinks he can. A. TO
the particulars of the case he refused
absolutely 60 discuss them today say
ing This is not the time FOR me 60
talk about them. when ! talk officially.
which may be- able to do tomorrow.
shall have something conclusive TO say
regarding the matter More than that,
I ought not TO be asked 60 say Just
now"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

permitted 90 work NJ particular aub.di.
VISION uf the craft Doe which they were
employed Ht the time " admission and
Wh'n issuing cards to such uou- printer
members. secretaries Of subordinate
unions snNi designate the particular
subdivision thereon"
The adoption Of the amendment was
ttrciuousIy opposed and % was strIek.
ca out by vote OF l2i t1 3d.
\ proposition Tor biennial Instead OF
annual conventions was rejected by the
convention
Amendments providing that none ok.
gcpt jnuinrNurn printers aud luprHn.
tlcoH lu tho last blk mHntha I'd tEa.r
lppreutIcDahIra shall be eligible ua nal.
chine apprentices. and nNluF the torn
ut two months, were referred to
special committee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

Washington, Aug l5-Gen. Otis has
reported the death OF second Lieutrn-
ant Joseph B. Morse Ninth Infantry. OF
typhoid fever, which occurred today.
this year He was IN Manila al the
time q his appointment and was
chosen from the First California heavy
artillery.
Lieut. Morse was distautly related by
marriage TO President Mckinley. lie
married Miss Ida Mckinley. daughter
brother
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

Paris, Aug. lIHAt tho annual ban.
qugt uf Iuuapartists today N Mlgnot
presiding telegram from Prince Vie.
tor Napoleon was THui saying De- rolled
uu The various committees 20 act yuHr.
E'tlnBIIy under the present grave cir.
vumHtlucos. Tho reading Uf the tule.
gram was greeted with shouts OF "Nlys
Emp0reuvr," "Nlyr rGueriu"
The young ruyallHtH also assembled at
o. banquet ut ST. Mlur today iu honor
NJ tho uumy-bay uf the Duchess ur or.
leans Violent attacks were made on the
recent measures OF che government
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

Chicago, Aug. ls.-At the second
days proceedings NJ the National Agsn-
citation OF Colorcd Womcn's convention,
hNe-mlnutc reports u work accom-
plishcd by the various ORGANIZATIONS
represented were heard, Several amend
tncuth To the constitution and rulra OF
the body were adopted. The term OF
Office for any oillcor was changed from
four years to an Indefinite period.
The necessity OF the association ca-
thblishing hndergnrtons was discussed
during the afternoon session, Mrs. Hay
dee Campbell Of ST. Louis leading.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15
MURDER MYSTERY
BEING UMRAVELED.
Sheriff Howells and Deputies DOwse and
Harries Have Come Into Information
Which Leads Them to Believe That
the Assassin is Jack Richards,
Now i'm State Prison.

Careful and Persistent Work Of Deputy Dowse Results in the
Unearthng OF the Murdered Mans Grip and Tools Which
Disappeared Immediately After His Assassination this
was Done-Rehards Visited in His Prison Cell Yesterday
When Questioned Concerning the Crime He Exeitedy Ex
claimed: "Niy God You Will Hang Me Next"-Names OF
Persons Who Say That They Heard Richards Boast Of the
Murder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

London, Aug. i5.-Maj. Gen. Sir
William Francis Butlcr.who, It was an
nuunced yesterday In q dispatch from
Capetown TO the Associated Press
would be relieved as commander OF the
British troops In South Africa ns a
result OF his alleged Bocr Hympathlos
has been recalled and Sir Frederick
Walker has been appointed to replace
him.
Gen. Walker who replaces Gen. hut
Ter aa cummander-iu' hlef OF the Brit
iah troops In South Africa, is regarded
as one Of the ablest generals In The
army, His appointment therefore In
taken TO indicate that the situation is
more grave.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15
lrLLow rrynm Ar nAyANA.
Case Among the 4. =. Marines battalion
WIN he Moved at once.

Washington, Aug lJ-word was re-
cyivcd at the navy department today
from Commodore Cromwell. command.
ing tho naval station at Havana. saying
that 10 case ut yellow fever had app
peargd among tho marine engaged In
guarding government property there.
The marine battalion at lIuynnn con.
tlath OF ~ mon under command OF First
Lieut. j, ~ Muhonuy Acting Secretary
Allen decided us "a precautionary meas
pclfpi among The marines engaged In
away Irun Havana 20 "a nurtherly point
lu tho United States. and To- tgmp,r,
arly supply their places as watchmen
with native lmmuuus
The battalion will be- brought 10 New
York city on the first Ward line steam.
vr leaving Havana ANA win be put In
strict quarantine az that port.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

Dayton. o., Aug 1.-THE Mclean
men swept thr platter her, nt the oUuu-
IS convention today The delegates
selected were instructed tn east their
votes Tor him first last and all tho
time. The Ellhuuruu forces made
feeble resistance. They announce
llst NJ delegates However. this IL not
treated seriously
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

Cincinnati Aug D. fine Thlrty.nrat
regiment which has been fully recruited
FOO week has been ordered tH bs
ready Co leave FOR San Francisco
September 10, thence uu 90" transport
Grant fHs ihH Philippines. Col putIt.
Lieut. COL Webb a. IIayea and other
oinrrrr consider the regiment ready FOR
service
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

Manila, Aug 10, 6 3d. M Tho United
States WarshIpH Baltimore and CON.
cord have made AN unsuccessful Ht-
tempt Go tow M the United stutaf
steamer Hooker which grounded lu The
North channel on CurrcridDr Island
week ago. 10 la now believed 90 b. i'm.
possible 60 uDat the Hooker.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

Denver Aug ij.HGpurge W clayton.
one of peuyur'H earliest pioneers IIHl
THIS morning from the effects uf u
stroke Hf tpoplrNy sustained Saturday
night lio was native NJ Philadelphia
but came Co. Denver iu 1853, entering the
mercantile business. ln 1879 hr rHtIr q
with IL large fortune which De- now ,a.
i.mutDi nt FROM fIuuDOOp Co 5000 QUO
His wife ana only child died several
years ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

WI All q Charter from Turkey Tor Jew
ish settlements in Palestine,

nlsIo. Switzerland. Aug. 1.-THE
third congress nf 2.0ulsts assembled to-
day with 800 delegates present includ-
lng "a number OF Americans and Eng
lIsh.
Do biz inaugural address Dr. IIorzcl
declared that one 0f the primary OBJ
ircts ~ The movement was 90 acquire
n charter from the Turkish government
authorizing settlements in Palestine.
llr added that Emperor Williams fe-
cgptlon of Jewish doputatlon at Jer-
usal'm placed the legality and loyalty
of the Zionist movement beyond ques-
tion.
The congress uf Zionist women Is be-
ing held simultaneously under the pres
idcncy OF Mrs. Gothiel or New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

London, Aug. l5-The annual con.
gress ana festival ~ the Co-operntiyc
Society OF Great Britain opened al mo
crystal Palace yesterday. The principal
feature was the delivery OF the prcsl-
Dental address OF the Rev. Dr. Georr,
G. Lorimer, OF Boston, who has thc
honor NJ being the first American
chosen president " that society. lie
heartily appluuded Dr. Lorlmer and
Mrs Lorlmcr afterwards held recep-
tlOn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

Murder will out"
Two years ago the 2s,h OF last Feb
mary an old man named Fred Beut-
i.r engaged In the umbrella repairing
ta,lsgss was found dead In a hut at iii
vest South Temple street. this city The
circumstances surrounding the case
pointed to the fact that the old man
had been foully murdered, and that the
motive for 30 doing was robbery The
ARES, Of three persons. John Rice iiar-
Hst usutier. twifc Of the dcceasedD
known as Hunter. and Alvin Mitchell
followed. but the testimony adduccd at
ODE preliminary hearing. had before
Justice G.. NJ. Nielsen. failed to In any
way connect them with the crime.
Two weeks ago sheriff Howers and
Deputies powuc and Harrica received
Information the tendency Of which was
10 fastcn the crime upon Jack Richards
now undergoing I'VE years sentence
o. the state prison Tor burglarizing the
barn Of John c, Mackuy at Granger
and Don Mcmillan, another state prison
,onylcc. now dolng six years for rob-
hing a saloon In ogden.
The information also disclosed the
as, that the old mans tools had been
buried Ia a grip at point near the old
anal on sixth South between seventh
lsl Eighth West streets The grip was
aaearthed few days ago by Deputy
shsnn povsc and In It were found a
tllr " plycrs and number OF other
tolls customarily used by those en-
rrgl IN the umbrella repairing bual-
tsu.
those nrat to lmpart the information
% hs sheriff were Norton and Arthur
curtis. now undergoing thirteen years
atsnesa. nix months OF which are In
u county jail. FOR robbery, Richards
va arrested along with the curtis
tr Tor the Maokey burglary. These
tap and three others, It is reported,
claimed 60 have overheard conyersa-
uu tgiwten Richards and another man
during which Richards admitted that
BE- and Mcmillan attacked the old man
iaisallns TO rob him. Buctlcr called Tor
hsP when he was gagged. This, It
ssin,, dId not succeed In quletlng the
u.i man, when Richards 10 II Is said,
''ik up un umbrella and jabbed It
down iha Old mans throat. II was at
%, curts boys house wherc the talk
Nl bad and IL Is further stated that
'4'Te Wilson, stepfather to the Cur
ubays helped Richards bury the grip
N''nhIug Buoters tools,
There are other persons, so It Is
'a''d. who viii testify to having heard
l'alrds boast OF the crime and their
liae' arcs Mrs Bailey. Maggie Bal
wand George Conrad. the latter now
"f9ri nuchesne.
YOU WILL HANG ME NEXT.
Yesterday afternoon Deputy sheriff
"'''s went out to the State prison and
ma tank with Richards, The prisoner
W" asked what he knew about the
''0'hs Of Fred Buetler three years
aga Richards turned pale and i'm
"''a'ely began to trcmblo.
NY Goa he h reported to have said,
''' don't Intend to fetch that up
,''n'' me do your l suppose You will
h'rg NE next"
D'''e did not answer. and left Rich.
,'A without putting any further ques.
uo'a to him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15
HAS nr cor Tur oRrrq
~ the sheriff Has Il lie HAS Got u GOOD
Clue, says Hilton.

chief Hilton. when seen this morning.
hnd not much 10 say regarding the
Bcutlcr case.
~ the sheriff has found the grip
containing the tools he has a good clue
10 the solution ~ the case" hp said,
u sincerely trust he has and ! would
Ike 20 see the ends Of Justice obtain,
but ] don't think that the grip has
BOON found" be ndded with a amllo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

L. Journal du People. says that 900 Ta.
lttiuu 90 the putraEua Hl 81
abort che anarchists VIII
hold Gen. MERCER ana MN Drum,
mont, Rpghcflrt and Judst. Ha hostages
and personally responsible Tor uuythluE
done against the anarchists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15
STORY % TIM CRIME.

Nironnded the Murder OF Fred
u'''' On south Temple street.
F.l...'.N, O'Clock on the evening Of
49,, y 20 1891. a deliberate and cold
lt. murder was committed In a
r,,,, a1'0e cabin on South Temple
w., ~ nv Inc south side and between
M ,,','Nple ana First West streets.
q sem ',u'n was Fred Beutler. a native
Ne ma. '-'I'aha' and IS years OF age.
Nssirs, married man and an umbrella
"" W trade. but had not lived
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

Charleston. s. g.. Aug t5=tIeayv
Winds and gusts uf rain prevailed here
last night aud today The velocity "
the wind has not exceeded 90 mites
an hour and un damage IH reported
here Ur in this vicinity The tide Ia
two feet above normal tudly. THE storm
r. believed to be- pacing at Hul east OF
this point
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

Reading. Aug lt-Frankiln HGsslcr
and two young ladies. HIldl and Gyrtie
FleisohWnu, OF Harrisburg with whom
he was driving We're killed today by the
Lebanon valley eXprcsB near Weruers-
WHO. III. IIl.al.I MAa .LLEhLIy dom
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

Omaha. Aug l5-Gt ls reported here
That senator Hayward was stricken
with apopleNy ana dangerously ill at
Brownvile. He was delivering an ad-
dress at @. A. r. reunion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

London, Aug l5.-Thr lord mayor ~
London, Sir John Noce Moore, hal
opened a fund az the Mansion lioust
Tor the relief OF the victims OF the re-
cent West Indian hurricane,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

The speaker then tool, the wounded
mans coat on and another man seized
the wallet NJ Labor. however. rec
talned hlH presence OF mind aud refused
90 allow The wallet TO be- taken out uf
MS hands, putting Il under hiH head
Tor pillow, holding u with one hand
The coat was shortly afterwards put
on ngaiu. ON arriving ut his residence
NJ, Labor asked his wife 90 look into
the pockets and see n the contents were
safe Mime. Labor found the pockets
completely cmpucd. Luckily no papers
tof Importance were iu the pockets
which only contained. personal letters.
including mcuaclng letters received The
previous dly.
The Tlniug OF the lawyers pockets OF
the papers and tho attempt 20 steal his
wallet while no ouurt was made 90
take watch or money. o. regarded aH
clear evidence uf "a plot On which soy-
crul mon were implicated. The man
who actually fred the shot. it appears.
was only one part of the machinery of
the couHplutUrrE In spite 90 the exc
tcnsiNo search made Tor the wuuld-be
assassin he is SIN ut large and the lm-
preston o. gaining ground that he n
being aided by the Drryus puo-
pie.
The doctors lnuttru1ancc upon Mia
hprl have sent Co Paris Tor Hu N-ray app
p1ratuH iu order tH locate the bullet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

Legh0ru. Italy, Aug i6.-Admlrnl
Dewey a'lii 90 disposed Various ON.
claIa Visited the olympia today m al
mlruis departure Tor Florence has been
postponed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

weather Bureau Gives Notice ~ Gale a
the Atlantic Coast

the Atlantic Coast
Washington. Aug i5-The weather
bureau Issues the following storm bull
lotln.
lo re-. m.Hsf0rw central this morning
on South Carolina y1ast moving slowly
uurthwuri. Charleston reports max.
lWuW wind 10 miles per hour from the
northwest Wind will Increase tn
nufth'Hs'Hr'y gale along the middle
Atlantic and South Sew England u0aafa
tonight HuI Wednesday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15
BUBONIC PLAGUE SCARE.
Quarantine Declared in Spain Against Por.
iugusse Ports.
Reason for the Action IL the APP
pcarancc OF uubonio Plague
at Oporto,

Ponta del Gada. Azores. Aug. i5-An
communication between the Azores
Islands and Portugal has been ln-
dletcd on account of selling cases Of bu-
bopie plague, which have BEEN dlscoy-
efcI at Oportu. No yeasei1 n. ,,..audlse
~ mail frum Portugal Siiithl admitted
10 any ports OF these islmdH -.
Cadiz. Spain, Aug ij-Quaruntlnc
has been declared against AN Portu-
gucuc points On account Of the sus-
plciUus sickness at Opurto.
Madrid, Aug, l5.-Thc Gazette tumor-
row will announce the quarantine OF
everything arriving from Portugal.
sanitary posts have been established on
the frontier Tor the inspection Of tray-
ylcrA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15
Great Crowd Of Beers Gathered
to Receive the Firearms,
WAR IS THE ONLY THEME.


Pretoria, Aug. is-Tho executive
council concluded lfa session at 1900
p. m-. when orders we're issued 60 the
field curuota 90 give out Mlusor rides
in exchange Tor Mnruul.Iicnry riaca
a great crowd gathered 90 receive tho
arms
The possibility OF war with Great
Britain o. about the only subject dis
ousa"d. and IL is generally folt the
hurhau should be considered before
extreme measures ate adopted.
cag"iuwn. AUG Ii.-No reply has
been r'cclvri here up 60 the present
from the Trlnayual government on tho
subject uf 600, latest British proposals
tpf "a peaceful tHDtlUmout of the uuol-
lions 100 dispute, aud dispatch from
Pretoria says the reply when asnt win
D." diHnpp0lutIur and that % % feared
the result viii be- the breaking on of
negotiations
Great anxiety prevails az the capital
uf The TranHyual
JlhuunuHhurE. Aug 1.-THE Trans
wal government o. purchasing nI the
mules possible paying uH high us $50
fur each animal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15
COUNTYs CASH.

The county treasurer has filed his
financial report FOR the month Of July
and II shows the county 10 be In good
shape. II IL as follows;
Balance July Of, .. q, 81, e. ..S2B,s2sG1
Total ,,.,, 90. ,..,.,s ,....,S f3. 5ei.O %
Disbursements o, 80, l2,2sLs3
Balance '., -, 80. ..,....,, $50, 3o9,l9
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15
NJ Labor Says It Has Been Dis
covered by N. Chamoin,
LABoRI is OUT OF DANGER.


Paris Aug. 1.-THE Matin today
makes the announcement that Mutro
Labor after he was shot yesterday de-
clarcd that, as tho outcome OF bis Inc
jury appeared doubtful. be- wished to
mako known the fact that ~. Cham1ln.
who has charge of the secret documents
in the prayfua ease. has discovered a
new forgery in the doaslor.
LARoRG RECOVERING.
Rcnncs France. Aug. i5.-2.i5 p. M
N, Labor ~ now doing 20 well that the
doctors consider him out 0f danger. IIa
Hes ON bic back unable 20 move. but
life o. returning 60 the ley which yes
to-day was thought 10 be- ptralyzcd.
lie has no fever and continues 60 disc
cuss the trial. His wife has remained
at his bedside practically over since he
was wounded. Naturally she o. much
relieved ut the favorable reports OF the
doctors, who hopes 90 Soc the dIsuu-
Euished lawyer on his feet before the
tiul u ended.
The correspondent on the Associated
Press obtained complete confederation
OF tho statement that the pockets OF
l.uhouH coat were rI1ud yesterday
while be was lying On the ground
wounded
Not only were the pockets % hls coat
cmpticd. but an attempt was made o.
steal the wallet lu which were Import
nut papers referring Co the court mar
tial. Including HE notes FOR the cross
examination OF Con Mprglcr ~ Lac
burl has before related the Incident.
lie had Just fallen and saw one uf two
men run 10 his side one Of them said.
HIS coat must b. .'ken on. lie Will
be too hot"
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-18
Charged With Trying to Poison
Judge and City Marshal.
He is Also Charged With LibeIling
Lewiston Men.

Left Poisoned Sugar on Judge COrnish's
Steps and Sent Poisoned Whiskey to
Ex-City Marshal Teel-WrOte Letters
Signing Names of Well known Men
Evidence Against Him Said to BE Very
POsitive-A Woman with Whom He
Was Intimate Also Arrested.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-18
THE WEATHER..

Boston, February 17.-Forecast: Light
rain, followed by fair; continued warm.
southwest winds.
Washington, February 17.-Maine,
New Hampshire, Vermont and Massa-
chnsetts: Cloudy, probably rain, fresh
to brisk southerly winds.
Weather Observmuon-
The agricultural department weather
bureau for yesterday, February II, taken
at 5 p. m. meridian time. the observation
for each section being given In this order:
Temperature, direction of wind, state of
weather:
Boston. AZ degrees, SE. rain: New
York, 40 degrees, SW. cloudy; Philadel-
phia, 40 degrees. NE. cloudy; Washington.
40 degrees ), p. cloudy; Albany, IS degrees,
5, D. cloudy; Buffalo, So degrees, SW,
clear; Detroit, 40 degrees, s. p. cloudy
Chicago 42. SH clear; st. Paul. 80
degrees, SW, clear; Bismarck. 3s de-
grees, n. cloudy; Jacksonville, 54 de-
grees, SE, clear.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-18

az know of nothing so good as Paine's
celery compound" says Miss May Sher-
win, for the past IL years principal of the
largest public school in Bloomington,
ILL.,, "to counteract the nervous strain in
cident to constant life in the school
room.
II have myself used Psine's celery COM
pound" she continues, with most salts
factory results 1t is splendid nerve
tonic"
The discoverer of Paine's celery COM
pound was himself one of the greatest
teachers that ever lived.
Edward L. Phelps, N. D., LII. ID. /,
held u famous professorship in Dartmouth
college, and was "a lecturer Ia other great
universities all the while he was engaged
in that momentous study which led to
the chief accomplishment of the medical
research Of this century-the development
of Paine's celery compound.
The general complaint now among in
telligent women is that they are hurried
and driven and fretteu almost ont of their
senses by the demands upon their time
and strength.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-18

| No wonder, then, the average woman
| has lost the capacity for sound sleep, good
digestion and the freedom from aches and
pains that follow healthy organic funo-
tions.
Many years of suffering might be avoid
ed, weary months Of lost time put to good
service, and thousands of lives saved II
persons who do not sleep well and those
with oyerworked brains and nerves would
take Paine's celery compound In the
cure OF nervous diseases this remedy has
again and again demonstrated it's power
to com bat these tenacious ailments.
IL Is to general poor health that We are
to look for the cause of headaches, rheu.
matism and neuralgia, and to overcome
these troubles 1t is the general health that
must be raised. Sick headaches that re-
cur SO periodically with most women and
are SO grievous an affliotion should be
treated as due to lowered nervous tone,
and thorough invigoration of the body
should be undertaken with Paine's celery
compound.
The best test of the wonderful value OF
Paine's celery compound is to use 1t. Any
woman will soon be convinced that IL II
the one remedy that can make and keel
her well and heslthful and strong.