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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-23
GROsvENOR IS IRONICAL.

At another point Mr.. Grosvenor crea-
ted laughter by referring ironically to
Acuinaldo as the George Washington
of the Philippines"
"A gentleman went out in the Orient" !"
he said with a little more power than
he had authority and the first thing we
knew he had captured the Lord only
knows how many islands ont there. We
have not found out ourselves. But he
took them and we are there and our flag
is there, and we We're aided in getting a
perfect title to them from the Demo
cratic Senators in Congress without any
protest from anybody. We are going to
make all the money ont of the transac-
ton we can by enlargsng our trade with
the Oriental countries and We are going
10 embalm he doctrines of the Declara-
ton of Independence upon the statute
books of the Philippines just as quick
as we think the time has come to do it.
and we are not going to do it one minute
before. if all the Democrats on fod's
earth 20 bowling that we have got do
it low fApplause and laughter N the
Republican sidel. We are going to do
it under the persuasive influence Of the
Constitution. Of the Declaration of In
dependence Of our Christian civilization.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-23

The British War Office has sanction
ed the formation Of 4 corps Of sharp
shooters composed Of the hunters Of
big game,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-23
KANSAS CITY SMILES

Kansas City. Mo-. Feb. 22.-Genuine
satisfaction was expressed on all sides
today upon receipt of the news that the
National Democratic convention is TO be
he'd here. Plans already are under way
for the entertainment of the guests.
kilograms by the score are coming
in to the hotels engaging accommoda-
tiops
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-23
AN ATTACK on BRYAN.

Mr.. Grosvenor in opening said that
any political party or individual who
took part IN ratifying and supporting
the treaty with Spain was estoprcd
from opposing any Of the legitimate
effects of that treaty. When that treaty
hung in the balance a certain Nebraska
Colcnel left his regiment and came to
Washington 10 aid in securing ratitica-
ton. and he did influence votes at a
critical jurciure $50 that Mr.. Gros>
venor said. ''if there was one man in
tll4. country who should shoulder reSpon-
s'b lity FOR the treaty and its succeeding
responsibilities that man was ". ].
Bryan. Of NehraSka.2
He said there was only one aiterna-
tive to this tariff measure. and that was
to 20 down in our own pockets and ap-
nr0priate from the Treasury enough to
sustain the island. MIR Grosyenor said
he was not the mouth piece of the
President. but knowing him reasonably
well. speaking as an individual and
knowing all the things involved in the
situation here now, / think that nothing
would give the President greater sorrow
than the defeat Of thAs bill and the turn
ing over of this House TO the Democratic
minority -
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-23

HE SHOULD SHOULDER ALL
THINGS COMING AFTER
PHILIPPINE WAR, PORTO RlcAN BILL, ETC
"The Theory of DespotIc Power" Says Mr..
Mccall, Speaking of the Porto Rican Bill,
lis Absolutely Repugnant to
Our Institutions

Washington. Feb. 22-The debate on
the Porto Rican Tariff Bill. brought ont
several notable speeches in the House
today. including one by General Gros-
venor. of Ohio. who answered a number
of questions as 10 the attitude Of thf
President; another by Representative
Mccall. of Massachusetts, the Repub.
Hcan member of the Ways and Means
Committee. who diSsented from the ma
jority report and Representative Moody
another Massachusetts Republican. who
sharply criticised the position of his col
league. Mr.. Mcclellan N. ". and Mr.
Brantley (Ga.). also spoke against the
bill. and Mr. Parker q. j., in suppori
of il. The debate was continued at 3
night session.
The House began holding early ses
SionS today, meeting at II a. m, owing
10 the pressure for time in the Porte
Rican debate.
Washington's birthday was referred tt
hy the Chaplain in his invocation anC
the character Of Washington held up as
a model for emulation today.
-fAA AA1s@ltLIdtI ~. ~ VIZ AtStA IiAN bN
bate. 9Ir. Mcclellan argued at some
length that the inhabitants Cf roitt
Rico are citizens OF the United States
with all the constitutional rights of citi
zenS. anu that the Constitution extends
proprio vigore over the island Of Porte
Rico. the United States only holding
it i'll trust. for the State eventually 10 be
erected out of the territory. The mora
aspect of the case" he said, is quite
rs important as in the legal II involve,
the good faith. the credit and the honor
Of the United States
Mr. Brantley oGa.) spoke against The
bin and particularly on the future of the
Philippines. He pointed out that year
had ELAPSED since the treaty OF peace
and yet Congress had failed thus far t.
lay down pqlicy for the Philippines
II was this inacfion by Congress, ht
said. which spread uncertainty amons
the Flpnos ard nerved them to furthe'
opposition He declared that the new
Philippine Commission could accomplish
nothing. and that if it went to th'
Philippines at ali it should 60 with tht
authority ard power which Congress
alone could grant.
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HOLDING Up VOTING LISTS.
Registrars Waiting 20 See a. LcEis-
Iature win Pass mn.

The board OF registrars OF the county
held a meeting Yesterday morning. for the
purpose OF putting in shape the lists OF
voters OF the several districts. FOR use in
the magistrates election OF next satur-
day. The lists for the county districts
will be turned over TO the Ordinary Co
morrow morning
The lisss Tor the city districts are be-
ing held by the registrars 10 await the
possible passage by the Legislature 81 the
Dill placing the power To appoint mana
gers ami clerks for the election OF magis-
trates OF che city districts in the hands
OF the Ordinary. instead OF the iulumbents
o. these offices. as IS now the case Should
the bill pass. the registrars will turn these
lists over to Judge Fcrrlrs appoiutees.
ana II " should fail OK us passage by
saturday. the lists viii 80 10 the man
ayers named ~ the justices now in ONCE
The registrars listened 20 an application
from both candidates for election .u che
Second District. Magistrate Isaac r. Ma
thons and Mr. Frank $ Van Gicscn. 10
transfer certain names Of persons regis
tered IN other districts 20 the voting list
Tor the Second Il appears thar since
these voters have registered they have
changed their places OF residence ami now
1--we within the limits OF the Second Both
candidates wanted them given permission
10 vo,e there aud both were provided with
lists Of names
The registrars refused the application
by vote of two 20 one. Megsrs. Cooley
and Crsamer voting in the negative and
Mr.. Pease ia the affirmative
The registrars also considered the case
or John Hllyau. who had been turned
down hy Registry Clerk Sullivan when he
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ron RENT-uousEs.


FOR RENT COMFORTABLE HOUSE.
No 2i1 Naidburg street east between
Abercorn ana Lincoln. hrst-class order
and condition: every convenience Rleht
rent 10 right tenant Estate salomon
Cohen. West Broad and Broughtou streets
FOR RENT. RESIDENCE 10 DUFFY
west. six rooms besides bath. also lafga
residence corner hun and Gordon eleven
rooms G. ~. Dorset
FOR RENT. NICE DWELLING SIT
unted on corner. ti5. Lincoln aud Ander-
son. y. y. Lester
FOR RENT. THOSE TWO FINE
houses ON nufy street near Lincoln Just
completed with every convenience ana
modern Improvement Apply 30 Bryan
street. west
FOR RENT. LARGE ROoMY HOUSE.
g Habouham. twelve rooms and bath
So 20 right PARTY. W wolodge. a Bryan.
east.
FOR RENT. THAT DESIRABLE RES
idence No 80 ORlethorpe avenue. west
near Barnard. immediate possession APP
ply within.
TO RENT. 2si AND 22a BoLToN
street. east. these are good houses and
location excellent Apply 10 q. A. Mcln-
tire. ~ Board ~ Trade Building
FOR RENT SEVERAL DESIRABLE
residences. thoroughly renovated Apply
A Wyily. agent. y Brvan street. east
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ;.


WANT $3.50 TO $500 oN FIRST
mortgages. got property att per cent a..
s care ot ". Wolcge. "a Bryan street
city. H4M ]
WANTED no BUY a GOOD SECOND
hand cook stove Address stove. care
Morning News
WANTED SECOND HAND CASH
rcrister. Address T. @. BOX ~. Swan
nah. Ga.
WANTED TO HUY or RENT SEC
ord-hand ,urpcntinc stin Address The
Powell Coz Reynolds Ca.
II YOU WANT GOOD MILK. GET 1T
from Springfield Dairy. It's rich. pure and
wholesome
II YOU WANT A PLACE To DUMP
earth. DIRT. sand. manure. etc free OF
charge Just "a city limits. hauling over
hard road. write or telephone Brown
Bros. corner Anderson and East Hrnad
streets
ADVERTISEMENT SET IN CAP
iTAiS WILL HE PRINTED IN elias
SlflED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
ron TWO CENTS A WORD NO AID
NERTlSEMENr TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN SOC
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s~-~---~~---e~-~-~e~-s-~ ~--~--~----r
SOY REM. THE CODGu kfNGi TRY
q when your favoritc rom dy fails. az 20
bottle added TO a Elil of honey makes
splendid mixture for infants ana children.
UENZOIN BALM. MAKES THE Skin
like velvet. for sale by drurgis; or al Hen.
rs and Ahcrcoru pcraao Drug stores.
whitaker and Taylor streets.
FOR SALE. JUVENILE TURNOUT.
pony. cart ana harness complete. Apply
o. Luke Carson's stables. Broughton
street.
FIRE PROOF sArEs-WE CARRY 4
0nc line 81 fire proof safes in stock az 40
times Tho PARTIES can see exactly what
they are getting our priccr are a. low
as manufacturer eclI Il. with freight add
"a lnruoa iItercs 80. who wish a good
nro proof safe. will do wen 20 Inspect
our sto.k Iirpmau Bros Llppman
block, agents Tor manufacturers.
spRINGFIELp DAIRY Is NOTED
Tor having rich. pure milk. uy IL. YOU
win DO pleased
TURpENTlNE LOCATION FOR
sale. is crops hrt year boxes. - o0l acres
round timber AZ &, % nor acre s. per
thousand boxes Tor lelard timber: plenty
OF timber 60 b. rot. 'n i've mites OF rail-
road. will givc possession now or az end
Of season. Addrcas Round Timber. care
Morning News
AnNERTlsEMENr9 srr ~ CAP
lTAIS WILL UB PRINTED ~ CI.As-
sfFIED ADVERTISEMENT COIIfNiN
ron TWO CENTS 4 WORD no ADJ
NEkflsEMENr TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN SOC
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TWO WHITE MES SENTENCED.
other Cases Before the Recorder
Court Yesterday.

other Cases Before the Recorders
Court Yesterday.
In the Recorders Court yesterday W.
II. Harris. who vas arrested the night be
fore by Patrolman VIM on the charge Of
being drunk and disorderly and trying 10
force an entrance into house on Harris
street. was sentenced 70 SIS or twenty
days.
Another white man. John sapp. arrested
by Patrolman Duffy. on the charge Of
cursing AMI abusing Mrs NJ. l.. Jones.
and also with attempting 10 draw n pistol
on her. was sentenced 10 pay sl5 or be
confined for twenty days. on the further
charge OF carrying concealed weapons ne
was remanded 10 the city Court.
Sarah Bolden. colorcd. charged with
beating another negro, Rosa Hunter was
sentenced 10 Si5 or twenty days
There were nine other prisoners before
the court. but none OF the cases were Of
more than passing interest.
In the Recorders Court tomorrow Will
be heard the case against Octavia Miller.
charged with throwing rocks in the street.
thereby striking Willie jackson. also Sue
Hilton. colored. charged with cursing and
abusing tho Jackson woman. All parties
to the suit live In the nelghborhood of
No 20 Park avenue. west. The case is
on the Information docket
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
ron A nARrow MONUMENT.
Committee of OEIethorpe LiEht Tn-
fantry Members VIII work.

Committee of OEIethorpe Light Tn-
fantry Members VIII work.
A committee from The oglcthorpc Licht
Infantry 20 aid IN raising funds for the
erection Of a monument 10 Gen. Francis
Barlow has organized Mr Horace 4
Crane Is chairman and Capt. NJ =. Usira
IS secretary OF the committee. There are
some fourteen members. and an will work
In the interest OF the movement
The monument for which the committee
Is 20 work will De- companion enc FOR
mat 20 Gen lafayette McIaws. FUNDS
for which. % Is understood. are nearly. n
not quite. an In hand. II Is understood to
be- the project 90 have both monuments IN
the form OF bronze busts OF those they
are to memorabilia
Efforts viii be- made 20 interest the vet
Grams Of the brigade thai Gen. Barrow
commanded IN the plan for the monu-
meut Wherever they can he found hey
will be communicated with. ami Il IS
thought that a considerable sum may be
gathered from their contributions. II Is
also proposed 10 divide the committee in
10 subcommittee to solicit contributions
90 various districts Of the city.
The movement for the establishment OF
monuments TO the two Confederate gen
erals vha were Savannahians WAS inau-
gurated az a meeting that followed tne
state reunion Of Confederate Veterans IN
this city moro than q year ago Funds
were left over after the payment Of the
expenses OF che reunion. and resolution
10 devote them TO this purpose WAS
adoutcd
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LITTLE ONES THANKSGIVING.
Interesting Exercises at the Kin
derEnrtens.


"'Fs"f''"S'
) Thanksgiving az the Kate Baldwin sys-
tom Of kindefrarteus has been celebrated
60 -, ..t.,.,,. a..
account OF the ethoiauoh AT 'he Two
free hndergartens yesterday that Of the
Phnbrick took place Tuesday from TO
II O'Clock Tho splrit ~ tbnnkfiiincss is
inculcated bv finding OUT for a month prs-
,.io,s ~, tr.,ntlfrl ,ro,,i .lon ,hat t;od has
n,de ,hro,,s.b naf,'re for man ana ana.
mots ana row tbe ,,,rious frufts ~ The
c,rth az g,tbercd ana stored f,r fDturo
uso In thia vsy Inc child realizes his
bioesfrps and the ouir,tnatton ~ the
v.orl, III 49,. o,fcrine, tbat each chid brings
gor some ono I.ss forturnt. tbon bim-
,etf Tuasdav Therefore al. phiIhrick
kinderesrten was n scene that AFFORDED
rroat Measure IN me mothers and other
,,tsitors rbe room on fbo psrior noor
~ qoa Han street e,st being very large
ana s,a@In,s ere be,ntifpliy adanted 10
Irin5srga~fen needs ana v.ero psrtirul,ri,
attractive In fbeir deooratione ~ bright
r,or,r ,,bstns arr,rrea TX. 4, caronv com
ir,, iron, the ebanBett.r in mo confer
~ tho room Tto fruifs 81 tho earth ana
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.rbs vorl dnrtng 49, rrenar,tion for
,rhanlset,,ins, an r,trttns, ,no5e,in,, IN cl,v
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
WITH TORCHES AND MUSIC.
CONTINUED from Tenth PageJ

his very business must be a hard-hcarted.
blood-sucking vampire"
lie closed his address with the advice
10 his hearers that they SO TO the polls
Saturday and swamp Nr Van Giescn un-
der an avalanche of votes as thick as the
leaves OF Nailomhrosa
Mr. $ l. Lazarou followed IN an ad-
dress which he reiterated what had been
said by Mr.. Schwarz laying especial
stress on che long experience that Noth-
ans had had Ia the business. and his on
tire fitness for the place. be also re-
ferrcd 70 tho fact that Mrs Nlthans was
dependent or the support OF her son
Upon mosion OF Mr G. u. Westcott. the
club unanimously Endorsed Nathans for
the mogistracy and then adjourned
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
MEDICAL.

LADIES' cHTclEsTERs English
Ponnyroyal Pills are tho best. Safe. re-
liable. Take no other Send &C. Htampe
Tor particulars, Relief for Ladies" in
letter by return mail Ask your druggist
Chichester Chemical CO.. Philada.. Pa.
HOW ARE YOUR FEET2 II YOUR
feet are troubling you, call on me and I
viii give you relief. 7 cure inRrowiug
nails. corus and an diseases Of the feet
without pain. charges reasonable. cao
give the best references b. the city; "a
tents treated az residences; orders can
be left az Livlngston's drug store. Bull
and Congress streets; telephone 20. Lem
Davis surgeon chlrorodist
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
uELp wANTED-MALE.

WANTED At ONCE No OTHERS
need apply two operators on Remington
must boz rapid and correct on both sl9r.-
hand aud on machine. Can-DiN Manu-
featuring Company. room 3 Board Of
Trade
Statesmen WANTED TO SELL OUR
goods By sample 20 Wholesale and retail
trade. We are tho largest and only man
ufacturcra IN our line IN tho world. liberal
salary paid Address. Can-Dex MFG. Co..
Office. . Board Of Trade Building. savan-
nah Ca.
WANTED. ORGANIZERS FOR AN
up-tO-datc fraternal insurance order for
colored people exclusively. Address Afro
American Insurance Assoc, Memphis.
Tom
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

---~s-~-~------~--- -e---,--,--,--s
LARGE WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE
FOR RENT. CORNER BROUGHTON
AND WEST BROAD STREETS. FOR
MERLY OCCUPIED by THE SAVAN-
NAH CARRIAGE AND WAGON co. II.
=. SMART
FOR RENT. ON THE OGEEcHEE
road. between three ard four-mile posts
trolley cars nearly Co two-mile post land
IN lots from one acre 10 one hundred
same can be- bought a. large or small lots
on easy terms e. d. Dorsctt
ADVERTISEMENT SET IN CAP
fTAfS WILL BE PRINTED IN CLAS-
stFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
ron TWO CENTS a WORD NO AD-
VERTtsEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN ggg
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ovERooATs ron TROOPS.
supply Of Two Hundred Ordered by
obear From Washington.

Two hundred overcoats have been or
aerod from the war department by In
spector General V. g. obear Of the Gqor-
gia State Troops. The overcoats VIII not
be issued 10 the oompanies. but VIII b.
stored az Savannah, Atlanta, Augusta ana
possibly Macon 10 be used hy the troops
should there be calls FOR riot duty during
the winter Overcoats have been scarce
among the state troops for a long WHILE
and even the provision that seems likely
20 be made will be welcomed
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DOLL SHOW NEXT wEEK.
Arrangements for ~ Have ncen Conn
pIetcd by Froebei circle.

AfFMu &c ulfuNs Tor ~ nhNf Hffn ofh~
pIetcd by Frocbei circle.
The DOH show 20 be given 10y tho Froe-
bel Circle OF Kings Daughters viii cake
place az the Chatham Artillery Han next
Tuesday and Wednesday Dec. and o.
Prizes are offered by some Of savanuah's
prominent people FOR the following GLASSES:
o,d-fashioned dolls. crippled and dis
abled. fancy dressed. girl baby.
rag AMI paper dolls. dolls as ad-
vertisoments for stores and dolls dressed
hy men
An entrance fee OF Joe viii be charged
Tor each doll and no prize will be given
u any class unless there are az lcnst ten
dolls entered. Blue and red rosettes VIII
indicate prize dolls
Any dolls entered last year can compete
FOR prizes with che newcomers and Will
rcceice as cordial welcome.
Prizes will be awarded wednes-
dov afternoon at 5.M O'Clock
and no dolls can be- removed from
the hall before that time II is hoped
that che people OF Savannah who have
always taken such a kindly interest In
the Froehel circle and its work among
the poor children OF the city will not fail
To help now by sending as many dolls as
possible. whether beautifully dressed for
'he oclhsion or 10 their everyday attire
The presence Of parents contemplating
the purchase Of dolls as Christmas Sits
o. earnestly desired
Five dolls viii Doc voted for and the
little child bringing "a the greatest num-
hcr % votes at 10 cenfs each will be-
awarded one of the beauties The success
ful competitor may have her choice of
beautiful bride pretty baby. "a stun
ningly arrayod lady with costume made
by tailor or a dear little boy or girl
doll. Little girls VIII get lists at once
and begin their race Tor the prize
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
FROM HOSPITAL TO JAIL

Jim swain. CoIored, Likely to Have
Lot of Trouble.
Jim Swain the negro shot some thres
weeks ago by patrolman r. J. Ferrcll
while resisting arrest. and who has since
that time been at the Georgia Innrmary
vas discharged yesterday and taken 20
the barracks. lie will be tried 10 the Re-
corder's Court for resisting al officer ard
trying TO shoot him. Swain Is also want
I'll In Barnweil county 5. G.. for assault
with intent 20 murder. and Tor TIE larceny
OF a rife II was on these charges that
he was arrested by Farrell when the
shooting took place.
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ION sALE-nEAL EsrArE.


ADVERTisEMENTs SET n CAP
ITAIS WILL BE PRINTED IN cLAs-
sIFIED ADVERTiSEMENT COLUMN
ron TWO CENTS A WORD No AID
VERTIsEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN 2oc.
THAT SPLENDID BUSINESS PROP
erty, corner Waters road and Wheaton
street wiz be sold al auction on Tuesday.
Dec 4. 1890 There has always been
good trade here and any party buying
viii step IN - business already establish
ed. J. u. LaItoche, auctioneer.
ONE or THE INCEST RESIDENCES
IN the city. Robert H. Tatcm. real estate
dealer
ron SALE. A LOT FOR TWO HUN
dred dollars. easy terms. on Ninth street
near East Broad. no city taxation. c. II.
Dorset
FOR SALE LOTS or NINTH STREET
near East Broad no city taxes. at 500
each. twenty-five dollars cash and easy
monthly payments. G. ~. Dorset
FOR SALE. LOTS ON NINTH. NEAR
East Broad. az 500 each. viii soon
be advanced 20 S225. when lot has been
paid for can arrange 10 get a home
built. G. n. Dorset
RESIDENCE AND BUILDING LOTS
for sale all over the city Robert H.
Tatem. real estate dealer No. 7 York
street. west.
FOR SALE THOSE LOTS on NINTH
street. near East Broad. have only been
sold 20 nrst- class parties who will make
good neiRhhoTs; and none others can buy.
The terms are very easy. and they are
cheaper than any others IN the vicinity.
G, n. Dorset.
ADVERTIsEMENTs SIT IN CAP
TTAI.S WILL Ri PRINTED IN CLAS-
sfFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
ron TWO CENTS 4 WORD. NO AID
VERTIsEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN 20C.
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II is strictly temperance medicine.
II wish 10 say that DIT Piercc's Golden Med
icai Discovery has proved a great blessing TO
me 4" writes Mrs Eifeu u Bacon Of shuteshury
Franklin County Mass Prior 90 September
1897. had doctored for my stomach trouble for
several years, going through a course Of treat.
mcnt without any real benefit In September.
is96 I had very sick spells and grew worse :
could eat but little I commenced ia September
1877 20 take Or. Pierces medicine and 10
short time could eat aud work have gained
twenty pounds In two months"
DR. Pieroe's Pleasant Pellets are a cure
for constipation.