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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-01-24
SAM PIES.

John Neidy of Aurora is visit ne
Hawthorne.
The Bodie cyanide works have shut
down for the Winter
Dan McGilvery left on Monday for
Luuing, where he will drive team for
the Vulcan Company.
Hon. A. ]. McCone of Virginia
City was a passenger for Independ-
ence this morning.
Manager Seigel and Sup't. Dunyan
OF the Vulcan Company, were pas
seagers yesterday for Reno.
Herbert, youngest son of H. M.
Yerington, underwent successful
operation for appendicitis in San
Francisco last week
Chris. zeigler, Grand Chancellor
OF the Knights of Pythias, paid a
fraternal visit to the Hawthorne
lodge last Wednesday night
Joe Pete, the Indian slayer of
young Dangberg, in Douglass county,
was captured the other day near
Wellington and is now in Jail at
Genoa
Indian Frank, the murderer of
Mrs. Del Crosse and infant in Lin
coin county, committed suicide in the
county Jail at Austin last week by
eating wild parsnip.
Persons who desire to compete for
appointment as janitor, fireman or
watchman of the Carson government
building, should write to A. G. Ray
craft, Carson, for civil service exam
ination blanks.
The report of the Director of the
Mint places the United States third
in rank of the gold-producing coun-
tries, the South African Republic
coming first and Australia second
in last years production.
Poll & Juisti lessees Of the Gig
noux ranch on East Walker, raised
last season over 1000 tons of hay,
300 tons of potatoes and 100 tons of
barley. They have contracted the
spuds to Bodie, Bridgeport and Haw-
thorne people for $2S per ton deliv-
cred.
1t now transpires that the late
Cornelius Vanderbilt left only $75,-
900, 900 instead OF $3.50, 900, 900, as at
first reported. The heirs expect,
however, to get some life insurance,
which, with the remnants of the for
tune they inherit, will enable them
to worry along until the younger
members of the family get old enough
to support themselves.
The Anaconda Company of Mon
tana contemplates the diversion OF
the waters of Silver lake to supply
its big smclters. The lake is IA miles
west of the smelters and has no out
let. To reach this natural reservoir
a tunnel will have to be driven
through the base of mountain one
mile in length. The work has been
begun and it will take it is said, two
years to complete it.
Last Sunday Johnnie Miller hitched
up a green horse in Tony Laiolo's
phaeton and started for ride The
horse went up the road all right, but
when his head was turned down hill
he reared and plunged Sc that John
ME jumped out to save himself, and
the horse came down the street at a
furious pace. At Brodigans corner
the phaeton struck tree and was
badly wrecked, but fortunately no
further damage was done
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-01-24
Soda, Jan. 20, 1900.

AS a cure for rheumatism, Cham
berlain S Pain Balm is gaining wide
reputation. D. B. Johnson of Rich
mond, Ind, has been troubled with
that ailment since 1852. In speaking
of it he says: / never found any
thing that would relieve he until
used Chamberlain Pain Balm. 1t
acts like magic with me- My foot
was swoolen and paining me very
much, but one good application of
Pain Balm relieved me-" For sale by
r. M. King, druggist.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-01-24
Silver Cake Dish

Will be awarded to the best masked
lady. Good music and ample accom-
modations will be be provided. The
hall is new and commodious, and
Messrs. Money q Kendall will make
the entertainment of all guests their
especial care, and they extend a cor
dial invitation to everybody.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-01-24
A Beautiful Cravat Pin

Will be
presented to the best masked gentle
man, and a handsome
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-01-24
MISCELLANEOUS
QUARTERLY REPORT.

no THEHONORABLE, TIRE BOARD OF
L County Commissioners of Esmeralda
County, Nevada:
The County Auditor and Treasurer re-
spectfully submit the following report of
the financial affairs of said county for the
three months ending December ST. 1899
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-01-24
RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES
From Oct. l to Dec. 81, 1899.

From Assessment Roll,
1899 ............... 1890 6s
From Poll Tax, 1899 .... $40 90
From Fees County on
GERS .................. 2s7 Is
From proceeds Of mines,
LIST quarter, 1899 zee. 1873 81
From proceeds Of mines
End quarter, 1899 ...... 126 10
From County License $40 90
From toll roads ..... IL 76
From Personal Property
tax, 1899. .....,..... 81 Go
From estates of deceased
persons .,..........,.. 05
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02

of the opportunity when they can do 20
with proprlety by sitting down 10 ID ir
work and re.aXing the WAIST hand ana
taking he suspenders from the shoulders
ijoth waist belt ana shoulder suspendevs
are uncomfortable, unsightly, unhealthy
and / believe. unnecessary and while It
may be true that some advantage would
be gained over both the euspsnders AID
the waist belt by attaching the trousers
TO the shirt waist as is done with the
clothing of young boys, 1t would not meet
the lul requirements and would lie OBJ
jectionable for several reasons. Nature
has provided means which every sur
geon is using in his practice, and has used
for years, when pressure and constrie-
ton far in excess of that required for the
support of the clothing is needed. A
belt worn inside the trousers viii give
all needed support and possess the advan
tages of being perfectly comfortable, al
lowing unrestricted movement OF every
part of thu body not disarranging the
clothing and concealing the belt II Is
simple. convenient and servicable. The
trousers above II" belt viii be kept in
their proper position by the loosely tss-
tened waisthand, The only change n
making the garments will he tnat the
loops for the belt viii ne placed at the
proper place on the inside instead OF en-
She outside OF the trousers
when the waist belt and the shoulder
suspcnder have been rendered unnecessary
and hava been discarded. tho form OF an
upper garment becomes merely a matter
Of taste Tho efeminate man will have
garment made to closely fiji his holy,
and he VIII imagine that he can rival his
envied sister in the beauty OF outine.
The sensible man viii realize that his
beauty lies in his strength Of body aud
mind and instead Of a close-iitling gar
ment he will drape the body and have
comfor:
'The patterns viii differ with and he
as numerous as the different tastes IN
dress but they will be neat. servlcable,
comfortable and healthy and appropriate
for use al the place OF business, the
home or the house OF worship
1.-THE shirt waist man was to overcome
tho greatest barrier that Of custom Ia
bringing about much needed change IN
I dress. In his wake will follow tho mul
titude OF men who will profit by his ex-
ample, and correct his errors and adept
/ q standard nf dress that will give great
relief and bodily comfort"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02

gents did not make an attack Lieu,
tenant Buiac takes The Houston Post ana
/ get il about once a month.
believe we VIII start home in December.
They are going TO start to moving troops py
that time. The Th rty-thlrd was the MIN
over here and | mink we Will DO about the
first to be gent home. though we may run
Up against tho real thing before we leave
here yet. The insurgents are not klnS
eill for nothing The rainy season Is on
now all the streams are IN and 1t rama
every evening as sure as evening comes
These people are not GOOD n ,.n doro Oa at
home when YOU hear those old Mauscra pop
an around you and you don't An TS T bs,Ie
fran them make report Just like gun
drad off over your head, and 1t VIII rattle
most anybody to hear them Our NrhR.
Jorgensens make about the same report ana
/ suppose that is the reason the insurgents
cant stand up and fight. Their way OF
GRhMng now is anlbushing, and they soon
sst away after fighting begins.
w. + Ridgeway,
Company y, ThIrtythird Regiment, United
States Volunteers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02
a Enrinnnte ChiId.

Nacogdoches Texas, August 2-Ar ana
Mrs. Marvin Mitchell. who live about eish-
teen miles northwest OF town. had born to
them last week q girl baby which can ella IN
mere than any baby in Texas. and perhaps
In the United States, OF the world she mas
ali sprightly and active six grlndmothers-
grandmother, great grand mother and great
great grandmother on both des Of The
house. These ancestors claim the little ae-
geendant' The oldest Of her great great
grand mothers was born In Alabama, June u
1916. before the State was admitted INTO the
Union and came TO Texas In 1891 and set
tied two miles west OF Linnhat. ana nus
resided there since that time,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02
THE NEWS Ar MARLIN.
Is Much Rejoicing over Engineer
ninhn,a Rncmm MS nd "a ION.

Marlin, Texas, August 3i,-Congresamah
r. l.. Henry has just received TELEGRAM
from Captain Richie, chiet of the United
States surveying corps saying he has made
q favorable report as to the surveying of me
Brazos river with view TO making It
nayigable from ats mouth to the city Of
waco. All Marlin Is aglow today with Joy
at this report, as the navigation OF this
rreat rcd stream means vast deal for the
CITY OF Marlin. as the old bed OF INC river
runs at the foot Of Bean hill inside the city
Is made str4.ght IL wili bring the river TO
town on a bee-llne from Waco 10 the coast.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02
FROM THE PHILIPPINES.
IIoustonfan There Thinks the war
Lacks Much of nciug over.


The following letter was received Friday
by 7. II. Ridgeway OF this ely fr1m .
Brother. who is a member Of the ln-r'y-
third Infantry. now in the Philippines;
Banquet p l., June b. This
leaves me well. with the exception OF the
same old sickness that is ailing most Of
US that is longing for the day to come on
which We start hack to the United STATES.
We are now stationed at Fan oraIhtcn,
between yigan and Bangued.. There are
twenty-nine Of us. half mounted ana halt
infantry, patroMng aad guarding the tele-
graph line; the Filipinos cut The telegraph
line about once week
Thsie were 1900 Manscr rides smusglsa ~
not more than a hundred miles from here.
ana va N nix they are organizing some
' here IN this province limo and Niliimo
Rera near Bangued few gets ago VI y
200 men. INe colonel thought they intrnaed
10 attack this place and he Sent relniorce-
ments and ammunition here. but the insur-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02
MANOR FEMALE COLLEGE, BELToN. TEXAS.


Embraces College OF Arts and Sciences and
of Technology, Newcomb College for Young
Women. Law, Medical and Pharmacy Depart
ments New buildings, Extensive -Labora
Boarding Department for young women. Next
session Of tho Colleges begiDs october /. Send
for catalogue Address Secretary OF uniyer'
sity
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02
Fort worm street cur Elections.

Fort Worth. Texas, August a.-The fol-
lowing officers were elected late this even
ing for the Fort Worth Street Railway COM
pDny: x. NJ. Van zandt president w. ~:
Kaufman, secretary; r. " Haines, gsnersi
manager and treasurer. Directors; X. Al.
Van Zandt Morgan Jones, ]. y. Conenberyr
F. ". Haines W e. Kaufman.
city Street Railway company; Morgan
Jones' president. r. NJ Ha.nes. general man
ager and treasurer Directors: Morgan
Jones. T. NJ Haines and w. e. Kaufman
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02

DIR. cHAs. G. Puspy,
New York City, states,
The most effective and
elegant sperient salt for
clearing the CASTRO intes-
tiual tract is Abhey's
Effervescent. II is the
eng eEs seAseh fhatxr sNnS
s,ftabls Tay eAiliyrS, aud
fer my own use, l have
never found anything so
satisfactory"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02
NNnntnn WcIln Notes.

wooian Wells Texas. August Si.-Mes-
danes S. W. Robinson and Lila Sheffield OF
Buffalo are registered al the Wootan,
T.. NJ. Wycke or Monterey, Mexico. 10 a
guest OF the Wotau house
AIRS s. Williams OF Waco is a late ar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02
The PIowman to His Brethren.

We own no masters. we that walk with
God
In workday garments smelling OF the sod;
we bear no yoke that others must not
bear,
Except OF greater love and tenderer care;
we bow not down with burdens on us laid,
But lift them up FOR whom the load was
made;
For upright must we be, and stand erect,
The almoners of God to his elect.
Not ours to Judge who tits that makes de-
mands.
Ours but to see the piteous, outstretched
hands;
For unto us the cotters be as kings
All--all in need of what the harvest
brings;
And be that what 1t will We must be just,
Far At is only given us in trust
We will not question whose the cry or call,
But be Gods almoners to one and all.
John P. Sjolander.
Cedar Bayou, Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02

JAMES J.. WATSON,
MD, Late Surgeon us.
Army, says; II have
both used Abbey's Etfer.
vescent salt myself and
prescribed 1t with salts
factory results. II is a
tonic, regulator. and
when needed tc be so, a
Laxative andin nervous
or excited conditions, a
tranquilizer. 1 shall
continue to prescribe
your salt and use It for
myself"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02
Edna (Tex.) Normal and
High School.

Annual Session Opens Sept. 18th. 1900.
Prepares Youth for any College Glass or for
Life Work. Many advantages For informa-
ton address r. D. Allen. NJ. A.. NJ. D.. Prin-
c.pGl CORNER supt Kentucky Military lnsti-
tute.J
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02
$40 vANpRsBiLr Avn,

bRoOkLhNs
November, ~. 1899.
l have prescribed A},-
hey's Eileryescent Salt
aud think 1t should he
better known. ltisvcry
pleasant aud very de-
cidcd in its results. Can
recommend IL 10 adults
and children who have
sluggish l,vets and rheu-
iuntic difficulties. They
wilt find the Salt vaiu~
able,
5, MArHkRsoN, MD.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02

The Sour Lake mineral water and acid
mud baths are a pOon 10 suffering wo-
manhood. Write for booklet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02

good season generally repairs the
harm done by a bad one, but Edwin
Markham's poem, "The Man With the
Hoe has been the means by which the
willfuIly ignorant has done the farmer an
almost Irrepairable injustice: lhere
naver was poem written which was
trusr 10 It's subject. II is true intarpre-
tation. the living voice OF the picture
The National tribune., 1900-09-06
REUNIONS.

9th Mich, at Ovid, Mich, Sept. 10
and 20. Fred. j. Buck, Secretary,
Adrian.
11th Mich. Cav, at Adrian, Mich, Oct
3. o. ID. Caldwell, Secretary, Detroit,
Mich.
9th Mich, at Pennington, Mich, Sept
10. Il. j. West, Secretary, Ypsilanti,
Mich.
Survivors OF the 9th Mo. who surren-
dered at Lexington, Mo-, with Coils. Multi
gan and Marshall will hold a Reunion at
Warrensburg, Mo-. Sept. II, Is and il;
also 7th Cav, NJ. $. NJ, and the 18th Mo.
John \. Adams, Secretary, Bristleridge,
Mo.
1st battalion, 1st \. Y. s. s., at Ce-
loron, n. Y. Sept. II. The 9th. Sth and
9th Cos. will he guests of the 7th. G. II.
Baker. Secretary. Sing Sing. n Y
26th y. Y. at Bacon Post Hail. Utica.
n. Y, Sept. l3. Fred. Graft, Secretary,
Utica, n. Y.
10th n. Y, at Elmira, n. Y. Sent H.
Arthur 5. Fitch, Secretary, Elmira. \. Y.
list Ohio Cav. in Mccoy Post Hall. Cav
and Front SITS, Columbus, o., Sept. ID.
w. l.. Curly, Secretary, Columbus, 0.
10Th Ohio, at Pataskala, o., Sept. -.
The exercises will include speaking, per
sonal army "reminiscences, vocal and in
strumental music and a grand charge on
the cook-shanty at II o'clock sharp G. G.
w. Hull, Corresponding Secretary, New
ark, q.
9Oth Ohio, at Jeffersonville, O., Sent. 10
and 90 Secretary John w. Tritsch, Lo-
gan, o., has the names of 166 survivors.
but he believes many more are living Any
member who does not receive notice from
the Secretary should write to him.
The National tribune., 1900-09-06
Buying a Piano.

The buying of piano is something ev-
cry family has to consider at some time.
\ piano has become an absolute necessity
in every home, and, as it costs more than
than any other single household article, it
is natural that it should be very care
fully selected. BY all means the wiscst
plan is to buy from the manufacturer di~
rect. One firm in New York makes a
speciality of supplying their pianos direct
to the purchasers, and claim that by so
doing they can sell finer piano at n low
er price than if they were to sell in the
usual way through agents. 1t is easy to
understand this, since an agents retail
profit on n piano is from SO to 5000. This
firm sends pianos to all parts of the United
States on trial, paying all freight charges
in advance, without asking for any ad-
vance payment or deposit, and takes the
piano back if not satisfactory after the
trial. paying the return freight also. This
makes it as easy for n purchaser in any
part of the country to deal with them as
TO buy from Il retail agent, and it is GER
tainly more satisfactory on account of the
substantial saving in price.
Those readers who are interested are
requested to write to Wing Il Son. manti-
facturers of the Wing piano, New York.
(See large advertisements in this issue.)
The National tribune., 1900-09-06
JOKE ON GEN. SICKLES.
He Finds Himself in Possession of Charm
ing Feminine Outfit.

The fun of the Encampment was on
Gen. Daniel Il. Sickles. When he had
his trunk brought to his room in order to
change his travelstained garments and
don his G. A. II. uniform he found that
his key would not fit. He ordered the
porter to break it open. When he did so
he grinncd and the General got very red
in the face and then swore. The trunk
overflowed like rose bursting into bloom
with the triumphs of the milliner's art.
There We're shirt-waists galorc-thcre
were dreams in lace and network in null
and muslin-gems in silk and cheviots,
with brilliant stripe effect, and yokes that
flare like jets of fire from a rocket, some
in black, some in white-effects in yellow
and red-shirt waists for the street and
house, for the golf links and the summer
resort bali room.
1t was discovered that the trunk be-
longed to Miss Alice Mills, Of Toronto,
Canada. 1t was such an exact counter
part Of the Generals that the baggage
man in New York had mistaken it.
General Sickles wore his travelling cos
tune all day and his negligee shirt with
out Il waistcoat was the cause Of his re-
naming close TO his room.
The National tribune., 1900-09-06
GRAND ARMY PAGEANT.
Thirty Thousand Veterans in Tuesdays Great
Parade.
REVIEWED BY THE COMMANDER-IN- CHIEF.
Over 100000 Spectators Along the Route Cheer the Passing
f1ost-Featmes of the Parade-Oder of the Departments

absence robbed the pageant of a pleas
ant feature, and many Il one who saw the
procession a year ago remarked upon their
absence. and expressed the hope that they
would come again to some future Encamp-
ment.
After little Delaware came Minnesota,
its boasted Minneapolis Post, in Prince AL
bert coats and white trousers, in the lead.
Kentucky was picturesque with her col
ored Post carrying little log cabin gild-
ed from doorstep to rooftree. After West
Virginia marched South Dakota. each man
carrying an ear of corn mounted like the
head of a pike. fcstooned with wheat
where the butt of the ear joined the staff
The National tribune., 1900-09-06
Band Of Bidwell Wilkinson Post, Buffalo,
New York.
Commander Department of Wisconsin,
Staff of Commander of Depart
ment of WISCONSIN.
DEPARTMENT MARCHING ORDER.

| DEPARTMENT MARCHING ORDER.
| Department of Wisconsin-D. G. Jane:
commanding, 265 Posts.
Department of Pennsylvania-Charle
| Miller commanding, 551 Posts.
| Department of Ohio-E. II. Montfort
commanding, I52 Posts.
Department of New York-N. Z. PonC
commanding, 60 Posts.
Department of Connecticut j. II
| Bucklyn commanding, l Post.
| Department of Massachusetts, Peter d
Smith commanding, 214 Posts.
Department of New JerSey-E. V
Richards commanding, Posts.
! Department of NIaine-Seth L. Shipt
commanding, 164 Posts.
Department of California and Nevada
! a. +. Dell commanding, 105 Posts.
Department OF Rhode Island-W. y
Roel commanding, ~ Posts.
Department of New Hampshire-D. T.
Proctor commanding. 81 Posts.
Department of Vcrmont-U. S. Wood
bury commanding, III Posts.
Department of the Potomac-G. II
Sloybough commanding, II Posts.
Department of Virginia and North Car
| olina-A. Il. Kerstand commanding, 81
Posts.
Department of Maryland-J. Il. King
commanding. 60 Posts.
Department of Nebraska-John Reese
commanding, :'4S Posts.
Department of Michigan-Ethel NJ. Al
len commanding, 156 Posts.
Department of Iowa.. i. Bailey
commanding, 80 Posts.
Department of lndiana-D. T.. Beern
commanding. 4oS Posts.
Department of Colorado and Wyoming
Harper NJ. Orabord commanding, 73
Posts.
Department of Kansas-W. w. Martin
commanding. 416 Posts.
Department of Delawarc-W. A. Reil-
ly commanding, % Posts.
Department of MinneSOta-Gideon ).
Ives commanding, 1S9 Posts.
Department of Missouri-Wilbur +.
Henry commanding, 151 Posts.
Department of Oregon-V. Gates COM
manding, 56 Posts.
Department of Kentucky-L. NJ. Doye
commanding, 219 Posts.
Department of West Virginia-Arnold
Bradley commanding, 23 Posts.
Department of South Dakota-W. l..
Palmer commanding. % Posts.
Department of Washington and Alaska
r.. Il. Freeman commanding, so Posts.
Department of Arkansas-A. l.. Thomp-
son commanding, Z Posts.
Department of New MeXico-J. Il. Nc
Fic commanding, II Posts.
Department of Utah-M. A. Breden
commanding, . Posts.
Department of Tennessce-S. L. Har-
ris commanding, "a Posts.
Department of Louisiana and Missis-
sippi-C. w. Heating commanding, 40
Posts.
Department of Florida. S. Fairhead
commanding, % Posts.
Department of Montana-P. ii. Man
chester commanding, 13 Posts.
Department of Texas-C. B. Peck
commanding, 36 Posts.
Department of Jdaho-S. L. Thompson
commanding, 1S Posts.
Department of Arizona-R. II. G. Min
ty commanding,eS Posts.
Department of Georgia-S. A. Darnell
IS Posts.
Department of Alabama-G. II. Ran
dolph commanding. 13 Posts.
Department Of Oklahoma-M. L. Mock
II Posts.
Department of Indian Territory. S.
Hannen commanding, ] Post.
Department of Ilinois-.Joel NJ. Long
checker commanding, 56j Posts.
The National tribune., 1900-09-06

The spectacular feature of the Encamp-
hent was on Tuesday as usual. The vet
Grams formed in line along the Lake front,
ed for the signal to start upon what many
of them felt was their last grand march
The morning was sultry, the sky was over
spread with heecy white clouds through
which the sun shone with a yellow light
There was fresh breeze from the west
which relieved the burden of the heat, but
soon after the parade started the wind
Shifted and came off the Lake from the
northeast, SO that the same which the
Weather Bureau had prophesied might
come to pass.
The National tribune., 1900-09-06
Home Treatment for Cancer.

DIR. d. NJ. Bye's Balmy Oils, for cancer,
is a positive and painless cure. Most
cases are treated at home, without the
service of a physician. Send for book
telling what wonderful things are being
done by simply amounting with oils. The
combination is Il secret; gives instant re-
lief from pain, destroys the cancer mi
crobes, and restores the patient to health
Thousands Of cancers, tumOrs, catarrh, ul-
GERS. piles and malignant diseases cured
in the last s years. If not afflicted, cut
this out and send it to some suffering one
Address DIR. ID. NJ. Bye, Box %, Indian
apolis Ind
The National tribune., 1900-09-06
The Verdict of the PeonIc

garding the old herb remedy, DIR. Peters
Blood VitaliZer, is the same in all COM
munities: ut is good medicine" Mr..
John Borge Of Paulina, Iowa, gives the
following endorsement: "For years have
been an agent for DIR. Peters Blood VI
talizer, and it gives me pleasure to state
that this, as well as the other remedies
manufactured by DR.. Peter Fahrney, of
Chicago, gives universal satisfaction"
Not to be found in drug stores. Sold
only by special agents. If you know of
no agent in your locality, write to the
manufacturer, DIR. Peter Fahrney, 112-114
s. Hoyne Ave-, Chicago, Ill.