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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-09

The officers of this corporation shall
consist Of a president, vice-president
secretary and treasure-, to be chosen
frc-n among the board of directors, and
the officers Of the board CT directors
shall be the officers of this corporation
VIII
The board of directors of this cOrpor-
alton shall have power to establish
bylaws, and make all rules and regu-
lat;Ons deemed expedient for the man
agement Of the affairs of this corpora
ton. and the officers thereof. and to
conduct the business and to employ
such persons as they, IN their judg-
ment, may deem necessary for the bus
mess good and welfare of the c-rpor-
alton, and to give stockholders Of IN
corporation, in such employment, the
preference, and all such acts 10 be con
sistent with the laws Of the United
States and the avs of this territory.
These articles may be amended at
any time by a two thirds vote of all
the stock represented at a regular
meeting Of the stockholders or at a
special meeting called for that purpose
and after publication as required by
law SHALL have the same force and eff
feet as these original articles.
IN Witness Whereof, we have hare
unto set sur hands and seals this 10th
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-09

shah be the day Of fling these articles
OF Incorporation in the office Of tha
County Recorder of the said County If
Maricopa. and tins termination thereof
shall be twenty-five t25J years there
after.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-09
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
of the
ARIZONA FROSPE CITING. MINING
AND DEVELOPMENT COMPANY.

We. William Christy, James G.
Granville. B. A Fickas, T. E. Dalton,
]. c. Adams. D. NJ. Purman. J. G..
Evans, have this day associated our
selves together for the purpose of
forming a corporation under the pro
visions of the laws CT the Territory of
Arizona, and especially an Act OF the
Legislative Assembly thereof, entitled
can Act Concerning Corporations, APP
proved March 8, 1887, for the purpose
of engaging in and carrying On the
lawful business pursuits hereinafter
named and specified:
And we do hereby make, subscribe,
and acknowledge in accordance wiJA
law. these articles Of incorporation, in
triplicate, and certify and declare:
That the name Of said corporation IL
The Arizona Prospecting, Mining and
Development Company. That tire
place where its principal business is 70
be transacted, shall be the City Of
Phoenix, County of Maricopa, and
1er~itory of Arizona, and the time OF
the commencement of 1his corporation
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-09
SANITARY REGENERATION OF
BAHAMAS.

The system of drainage which is ear
rfed on by the American authorities,
including the cleaning of the streets
and thu general improvements of the
sanitary condition of the city, me:its
the Warmeat applause This praise
worthy ana humane work will be Del
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-09

Copies CT the spring number Of The
Republican, in wrappers, may be OBJ
tanned at the counting room. Price, 10
cents.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-09
AN IDEAL FINISH.

t. Ambass lCor Choate is lucky he
may hope TO become almost as popular
n England as Tod Philadel-
phia Bulletin.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-09
DR.. Hubbard

Is the abest and best known Expert Specialist through
out the Southwest i'll Chronic LjiSea is. The
qualifications OF AFFINITY, EXP. rteno e and Re
lie billy are possessed by the Doctor d marked
degree The Doctor has the confidence and patronage
OF tho leading business and most prominent cltl
zens OF Arizona he was formerly United States Pen
sion Examiner and Member OF the Colorado and Rhode
Island State Medical Societies. Health IS W. a.th.
1t is economy 10 be well. suffering from
Chronic affection? Are yOu weak SICK, and Gntite1
for lhe ordinary duties OF fe? If bewa OF
medicines and inexperienced and unskilled physi-
clans. ~ axe mist axe. Get Exp rt Med
zeal Treatment. Diseases which have stubbOrnly
refused yield ordinary medicines and appliances
quickly benefited and cured. There is stage when
every disease be cured. Have you }eached
passed that stage? Delay is Dangerous. Don't
until it is ste TO be successfully treated.
SKIN, Blood a d Private Disc with all
their destroying and poisonous effects completely
eradcated from the system without injuri-
drugs A Restorative Treatment for Imp, -
JenCv, Sexual Debility and Sexua, Apathy
resulting in positive and permanent Urinary.
quickly and thoroughly cured. All chronic durable
diseases OF the H. arr, ThrOa., Lungs, SrOm-
ach, LIVER and BoWe 5 eQred by the latest and
best methods. Cat7Frh, Rheun atiSnn, Neu-
ra gta, Dyspepsia and Asthma scientific tlly
Examined by an Exper'-Meet hun, talk with
him. and by personal interview judge Ia his nteS
rity and ability. When unable TO consult him pei
sOnally, satisfactory and successful Home Treatment
may be had.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-11-09

Eva>sruS. wyo. Nov. 4 go
ton Of tn. train Carrying "a. "a
Volunteer Infantry. whlch .-~ti.,
carried seven coA b. fuil - ssfs
hrs. IN rout. fmr a.. Phliiupi-,..
was dltchs-d yesterday NJ a f.af-.
zbout On. ard . half rnli.-s ~a.f ~.
Castle Eo-k. oi the .atlr~ srafn
the engine alone r.mAing ou "a.
track. Tho accident ocCurr,-i ar +.
dug-way. the hank l-lng on a..
lett Tide and forming the outer rf-.
cult % = cure. Against thu hark
IN. "ntirc train ~As iamms-i.
According to the l---i iu'urraa
tion ohtAinAbl-. ih~ train Ma rue
nirg down Wasafch ilill wlfh 4.
double header. Tn. grade D. s-..
very heavy az that point. th. q a.
"ngin" VA applying the air a., a. +.
allowing the helper rnEirn a. rar
slack. causing the coupling PIN ~.
jump cut ts.-twccn them. il..a.s
sous. ~ the soldiers w.r- ~..ri.u.r,
Injured, and oih~r- haily hrus-.-s
Salt Lake. Utah. Nov. pr.s
one soldier was lnj nr,-d ln IA, Fars,
second Volunteer Regiment N-.s-i
and n. was left In IN. hospital A,
Ogden.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-11-09
sunday school Conventions

County Sunday school convention
institutes, under the auspices of the
North Carolina Sunday School As
sociatiop; will be- held as follows:
Kenansvills, Duplin county Nov.
1lth and 12'h.
Burgaw, Pender county, Wednes-
day Nov. Is h.
Wilmington, New Hanover county,
Thursday and Friday Nov. OH AID
18th.
Southport. Brunswick county Sat-
urday and Sunday Nov. 18Th and
18th.
Whitevilla. Columbus county,
Wednesday Nov. 22ld.
Clinton, Sampson county, Sstur-
day and Sunday Nov. % h and 70 a
The purpose CT these meetings IL
to increase interest aud stimulate
and help TO better work IN the sun
day school, and 20 reorgapizs local
associations as q means To this end.
1t is hoped that the local sunday
school workers will interest them
selves tC make the meetings success.
full. Meetings. begin 1880 q. m.
j. NJ. BRYAN, Field Sec'y.
n. 6. State 5. s. Association
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-11-09

CHICAGO. NOV. G.-Th. wotn.n =
Chicago haN. started a NOV. meat
toward a sympathetic .f'ori o. .haa
IN some substantial way 60 srf.-.
ais fitzhugh L.. and Ju~.Iih
Wheeler the appreciation - a..
American people 81 their bravery
and patriotism In the rrc,nt war
with Spain.
To this end meet ng 81 thusa
Interested has been call.d Tor neat
Thursday afternoon nj ia. Chicago
Beach llo'el. The Idea T. 80 NOR.
firmly mite the peopl" 81 all .,g.-
iion- az tn. country through tl..,s
two great commanders President
Mex inl"y And Messrs. Grant. Cl-,.s.
land, Fuller. Armour. Mcl.an.
Vanderbilt and others viii d. a-l.si
10 act n general COMMITTEE. go carry
out the movement in such a man
n"r - ih'y may deem proper.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-11-09
HOw's THIS

We offfr Ore Hundred Bo;lAr- Re-
wsrd for ans czsr'of 'ainrrh ih.t eau
not b. cured by Hail. Csisrrh Cure.
Y. y. CHENEY a 90. Toledo. -.
We, the 1Dd-rsign-G. have known
v. j. Ihrn"y for the la.f ~ y-srs. ard
believe nm perfectly honorable in al
business transactions aud zn,isly
able 20 carry cut any obligation. mad.
by ih-iv firm.
WRIST x rpuAx, wbole-alr Druggist.
Toledo. .
WsIDTS.. krSNsS * M.EyIN. whole
sal Drugz ~, Toledo. q.
Halle Tstsrrh Cur. - taken utter
nsily, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price &c. PER
bottle. sold by all Druggist.
Halle Family Pills are ibe best.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-11-09
Bsd frsssosss 81 sieh soldier ON Tn.
TraasPosts.

Bsd frestoess 81 stch soldier on the
Transports.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. i.-The ex-
aminer says that the most sensa-
tional report Of a military board
OF Inquiry ever sent To the War
Department from this city. has
been forwarded TO Washington
from the headquarters OF Major
General Shafter. The document
consists Of nearly one hundred type
written pages, and contains the se-
verest kind Of criticism OF the meth.
DDS employed by officers In charge
OF the sick soldiers who returned
from the Philippines on the trans
ports Tartar and Newport, on Ocio-
Der, 10th.
Upon Major Rafter, the surgeon
OF the Twentieth Kansas Nolun
teers, who came back on the Tar
tar, the heaviest censure Is laid.
Colonel Metcalf, Of the same regi-
menf, who commanded the troop
ship, General Funston, being only
q passenger, is Indirectly referred
TO
Many other officers are given "A
hard measure Of criticism, but their
names are being withheld until
tho War Department sees hit to
make known the details of the re-
port. The board Of inquiry which
has Sc severely arraigned the
transport service, WAS appointed
by General Shafter two weeks ago,
at the suggestion Of Colonel Alfred
G. Girard, chief Surgeon in the gen.
eral hospital at the Presidio. Colonel
Girard g desire for an investigation
was occasioned by the deplorable
condition in which he found the
sick men from the transports Tar.
tar and Newport. There were about
forty Of them and nearly all were
suffering from dysentery.
Three men who came on these
transports died few days after ar.
rival. They were John Fabisak
aud John A. Logan, Of the Fourth
Cavalry. and George w. Mill, OF the
Twentieth Kansas.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-11-09

By way of remarking upon the
high railroad rates of the South,
the Asheville Citizen says:
"Railroad statistics show that
the lowest rates and the highest
earnings per mile 60 together. II
that's true it's wonder some of
the roads in the South have earn
lngs enough to buy ice for the wa
ter coolers"
Which we take to mean that il
lowest rates and highest earnings
60 together, the opposite is also
true, that highest rates and lowest
earnings go together, in which case
the earnings Of the roads in the
South would be indeed small. But
the roads in the South, chose of
North Carolina being no exception)
prefer to get their revenue from ex-
horbitant rates, and in this way
look out for their earnings. But
great as their earnings are, they
would not suffer by low rates, for
the reason that low rates would
bring such a considerable Increase
in traffic.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-11-09

The election passed of yesterday
and as far as can be learned were
more orderly than was expected
from the press dispatches sent out
yesterday morning. Notwithstand-
ing the claims Of both sides, the re-
suit is just about what was expected,
the Republicans holding their own
in States that were Republican. In
Maryland and Kentucky there was a
bitter fight and the two parties
seem to have come ont even; that is,
with one State each, Republicans
carrying Kentucky and Democrats
Maryland.
OF course tho definite returns are
not IN 50 that figures can be given,
but the above is the substance of all
returns that are in at the time we go
to press.
Everybody expected that Bryan
would carry Nebraska, and from the
vote in the other States it can be
seen that it was as heretofore, a
party fight, principle not being en-
dorsed at all, and there can be no
relief of the great masses of the
people a. long as these things are SO.
Three cheers for Nebraska, who
stands out for the people in thus
casting her vote for the champion OF
the people.
The following figures may throw
some light on the subject:
Claimed to be Republican
by 10000.
New York Legislature-Kepubli.
can majority "a on joint ballot.
Maryland-Democratic by 10 900.
neutrality-suspicious. by 10000.
Nebraska-Fusion Democrats and
Populists by 10000.
New Jersey Republican.
Virginia-Democratic.
South Dakota-Republlcan.
acknowledgements.
Observation-Disclosures by g..
600.
Observation-Disclosures by 1885,
600.
Iowa-Republicans elect 125 on,
of $50 Representatives.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-11-09
NO RIGHT TO UGLINEss.

The woman who IL lovely in face.
form and temper will always hav.
friends, but one who would be sttrac-
tive must keep her health. II she &.
weak, sickIy and all run down, she
will be nervous and irritable. 10 che
has constipation or kidney trouble
her impure blood will cause pimpl.s.
blotches, skin eruptions and wr-fchrd
complexion. Electric Buffers il the
best medicine an the world Ia Regulate
stomach, liver and kidney and "a
purify the blood. IL gives s,rorg
nerves, bright eyes, Fmsofb, veiyeLS
ekiD, rich complexion IL will mai e
. gcod-iockine, charming woman Of n
rundown invalid. Only 90 cents nj
all Drug Stores
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-11-09

.svsr~sr R.ss.u Iss~es he rr~~as~s-
tee 90 ne 's.vss 90 N. ssss..
State OF y nth Carolina.
Ex.ea;iv. Department.
Raleigh, n. Z. Nv. ls9s
Whereas, toe people OF ih,s Re
public have long ben Accustomed
TO set apart one day ir each year As
= day for public ,hAnksgising and
=. .icirg for the blessings of liberty
aud the gracious care o! divine
providence;
Ard, whereas. the year through
snich We have Just pass-i has ben
one characterized by gr~a, industrial
and civic prosperity;
Ard, whereas. u - fitting ard
proper tina; the people should turn
aside from their usual Employ meats
and render thsnksgiving aid praise
10 All Mighty God Tor bis manifold
blessing Go th. u.
Now tn. refore. l. Daniel l.. Rus-
sell, Governor cf the Con anon ueslih.
II NurIh Carolina, do i,su@ this my
Proclamation, appointing aud setting
apart THURSDAY, the 80 b day oi
Novemb Der, 1899. as q Day Of public
and general Thanksgiving, and re-
com mend TO all our people that they
lay ASIDE the cares of their secular
employmepts and assemble IN their
respective places of public worship
Ia render thanksgiving ard praise
to God for the blessings Of the pas
and to implor. . coutin nation " hi,
mercies TO us rs people.
/ recommend that At the seversI
services held upon this day thus Sci
apart, our people endesvor TO re
IN. mber their less fortunate fellow
ciiizens who are dependent for ih'
comforts of life upon the bsnefse
iicns OF public and private CHART.
by contributing of their means fOI
the assistance of these unior'upa'es
Done at our city of Raleigh, Thu
3rd day o. November, IN IN. " ar o
our Lord one thousand eight hundre,
and ninety nine, aud IN the on.
hundred ard twenty fourth year a
our Am1 ricsn Independence.
By the Governor
DANIEL l.. RUSSELL.
BAYLUS CADE, Private Secretary
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-11-09

Just taxation to the railroads that
put up the fund TO red-shirt that
body into authority.
Simonton's whole argument de-
elares that the Legislature Of 1899
made no provision to assess and con-
sequently to tax railroads property
in the state for the year 1899 and
1900. This il rather . startling do
claration, and 20 far as We have
read tho editorials of the Democratic
press there has been no denial that
the legislature left . loop-hole at
this point, whether Intentionally or
accidently"; 90 much so, that the
News and Observer, the mouth-piece
of the Democratic party in North
Carolina says: We will remedy this
when We meet in June, 1900.
And, il it be true that the legis-
lature Of 1899 made no provision for
tho assessment Of railroad property,
then it would seem that the tax paid
by the railroads in 1899 upon the
basis of the valuation of 1898, was
paid without legal requirement, the
assessment by the Railroad Commits
sion being for one year at . time
only; and this tax having been paid
by the railroads without legal re-
quirement, why may it not be de,
manded back by the railroads, and
why should it not be paid back to
the railroads. And il it 10 demanded
and paid back as having been paid
without requirement Of law, then
the railroads escape taxation entire.
ly for 1899 and 1900.
1t is true that Simonton says, as q
parting work, that the railroads viii
not be excused from paying taxes
that the provisions of the revenue
act of 1907 are in full force, and the
taxes thhblems OF ,'oa must be paid
R,+ vh poetry ont Of tu., :.
Du' wn"s ."~- { with nay IN pro
videdf Only those tv .o collected
on valuation from year to year b!
the Railroad Commission; at on,
thing in 1897, and at another i,
1898, and at nothing in 1899, tn
Commission having been abolished
by the Legislature of 1899. Tn,
assessment, as has been said, of tn
Railroad Commission was for on,
year only, and when there is no as
sessment upon . piece of property i
has no value for taxation, and hav
ing no value for taxation, no take
can legally be collected upon it.
| Such is the work of q Democrat
Railroad Legislature.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-11-09

The state superintendent az rutlic
instruction mas received a. amusing
letter regarding q public scho'L IL
is Nh. teacher who write ~. He
SAYS he boys who are pupils refase
10 cut IN. wood for The FIRE IN
the school house, aud ,hsi The
trustees uphold the bows and Jay AZ
is the dn'y Of q teacher 20 eat The
word. The teacher wants 20 knor
IL this is 60. TIE state snp.riuien-
deaf asssres liai thu; ~ isn Nv re-
;ni:' m"ni. one Of which no on. in
y r'h cA-oli.a has eFer before
hegrd.-E1
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-11-09

Abb.vville. 8. c., Nov. "A. E.
Brady q son of former representa-.
tive Wright Brady, of Sumter Co.,
was shot and very seriously woun.
ded on the street here to-day, by
VIM. Gates. Brady had been abus
ing Gates for having arrested him
about two years ago, when the lat
ter was marshal at Abbeyville.
They were going out Of town to
settle the difficulty when Brady
suddenly assaulted Gates with q
knife, and the latter fired five shots
each taking effect. Brady was
wounded in the neck, shoulder,
stomach and both arms. Gates
was arrested and is in the jail, but
1t Is generally believed the shooting
was done in self-defense.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-11-09
MOtherSFriiend

We know that in Thousands Of cases
It has proved more than . blessing to
expectant mothers. It overcomes morn.
ing sickness It relieves the sense Of
tGhtness. Headaches cease, and dan.
ger from Swollen, Hard and Rising
Breasts il avoided Labor itself &
shortened and shorn Of most Of the pain.
We know that many doctors recon-
mend It, and we know that multitudee
Of women 60 to the drug stores and buy
It because they are sure their physicians
have NO objections. We AK q trial.
just . fair test There IL no possibls
chance Of injury being the result, 8
cause Mothers Friend h scientific
ally compounded. It 10 sold ct n Q bot.
tie. and should be used during most a
the period of CESSATION. altho1xh mo-
relief Il experienced If used ouly Shog1
time before childbirth. Send for or s.
lustrated book about Nothefs Friead.
1tt1 DRADFlEl.D RHOULAToR On
ATLANTA, a.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-11-09
HIS LIFE WAS SAVED.

Mr.. J. l.. Lilly, q prominent citizen
OF Hannibal, Mo, lately had a wonder
full deliverence from . frigbtful destb.
In tel ing o! IL he says: Il was taken
with Typhoid Fever. that ran into
Pneumonia. My lungs became hAr-
dened. l was so weak I couldn't even
sit up in bed. Nothing helped me. !
expected to soon die Of Consumption.
when l heard of Dr. kins's New Dis
covery. One bottle gave great relief
l continued to use IL, and nov am well
and strong, l cant say too much in its
praise" This marvellous m.dic'ne l.
the surest and quickest cur. IN the
world for all Throat and Lucy Trouble
Regular sizes 80 cents and 81 90. Triai
bottles free At ali Drug stores; every
bottle guaranteed.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-11-09
sIMONTON's BREAK.

We are informed that good
lawyers, including some OF those On
both sides Of this controversy, ex-
press the opinion that Slmonton has
made . bad break 10 saying that
the case Of Russell vs. Aver decided
that inasmuch as the Machinery
Act Of 1899 puts the power to assess
in Railroad Commission which did
not exist, the Machinery Act OF
1897 is in force and the assessments
under it are to prevail until changed
by act of the Assembly. These
lawyers say that Russell Va. Aver
only decided that q certain tax rate
fixed by the Revenue Bill, being
void, the old rate under the previous
Revenue Bill would be IN force.
The rate being fixed by law for
each and every year, continues I'M
til it Is altered by legislation. But
the assessment Of the Railroads, by
the very words of the law, only runs
for the current year. So far from
an assessment on q Railroad beng
continuous, it is limited by the very
words of the act to the particular
year for which it is made. To say
that i. should continue into and for
another year is simply for q judge to
make q law which no legislature
ever passed or ever thought of pass
ing. The assessment made by the
Railroad Commission in June 1898
was for the year 1898 and no longer.
We are informed that the best
lawyers are saying that Judge
Simonton himself will see this when
it is called to his attention. And
the result will be that his reasoning
reaches the conclusion that the Red
Shirred Wisdom (52 Lawyers) have
left the railroad without any liability
to taxation, and that the money
they have paid out for the year '9e
may be taken as a voluntary bounty,
or they may demand it back.
There is no instance that has been
up to this date discovered of legis-
lature's having failed to amply pro-
vide for assessing taxes against the
farmers on their lands and mules
and cattle and such.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-11-09

the people. Search around about
and nnd out II you can. what ~the
power and authority TO send for pa
pers and persons and examine and
look upon them means," after the
returns are signed In the presence
OF the electors. unless viewed in
the light OF broken pledges and
false afhdavits, . lesson 20 hard to
learn by honest farmers and voters
and yet so easy and natural to the
leaders Of the dominant party.
H. r. HARRELI,
kelford, n. c., Nov. 6, 1899.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-11-09

The democrats conducted their
campaign last year on the prejudice
line with the positive promise that
il they won not . man in the state
should be disfranchised. Can they
violate their positive pledge made
directly to the voters and win on the
"nigRer" cry againf Can . party At
ford to be dishonest with the reoplei
Answer voters ct the polls II you are
ever allowed to vote again, which il
very doubtful under the present
monstrous election law.-Chatham
Citizen.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-11-09
The Eminent Kidney
and Bladder Specialist.
se< NSv61 u eWaDe-ko0f 81 WON
His LaborafoYy

There Is ci3esse prevailing IN this
country most dangerous because 50 oeoep-
tive. Many sudden deaths are caused By
t'-besr cisea->. pneumonia. hezf failure
o. apoplexy s:e ofien the reSUh q kidney
disease. II k.-sey trouble IL allowed 20 &C
vance the kidney poisoned blood ~il attack
TIE vital orgsas. Or the kidneys thernselye.
break dow and vase away cell By cell.
Ten the richness a the bloos-;he sItu-le'
leaks OF and the sufferer has Erghfs
Disease. the worst form Of kidney trosble.
Or. Kilrner 9 Swamp-Root the rev dis
coyery Is the TIRE specific for kidney. bladder
and urinary troubles. I; has cured ;hOgssnas
OF apparent hopeless cases. after al other
Efforts have failed a. druggists tn ff;y-oeri
ana dollar sizes. a sample bottle sent free
~ mail. also book telling about Swamp
Root and IS wonderful cures. Aacr.s,
D.. kilrner q Co. Binghsm;on. n. Z. and
mention this paper.