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Tho Women get eight tricks.

mo women get tl4nl tHck-.
Trick |, /, has often been pointed on; in these
articles that II You hold any combination " ca rls
from which you would lead high, you should play
high second haNd. II were opening this suit
n would unIuutt i'r play the ace. The player
ou his left having shown him four OF the SUIT.
the ace can he mao. NOW ~ never. TIL" brooklyn
player seems t. have thought that a. hr held
four al tn five cards out against the Leader, pre-
Stunning tn slN t. n' a fourth best. that he could
fellow fianI't MS rule oi Just covering, An error
whlch probably cost hs team N" match aS tho
women had Z rlch ~ 4 trek on ms, the last, deal
+ he and Two tracks h. win.
Trick 3. THIS r. a fair SaHplr Of tho difficulties
which PLAYER, gtt mo who depend on COnven
lions for their guidance. Brooklyn Is playing
tn trump signal game and IN" drop 81 two lights
r. m y seem. To- h" nothing II moi a call Tor tnimps,
sptD trlmpS hr guas,
'rrirh I Tins first di,ca n Of B'S is eHcusable,
A. n" adv"r-arns I'D IN" trlmps, hut the follow
irC ones are very bad, Her partner has taken
up tive adverse trump leai and Is evidently bent
on continuing II and u should keep her suit, re
s,NMg only "a guard T. the diamond king.
Trek : T. i now IN difficulties again. He
secs that his partner Is all clubs, but he has no
club to lead 60 hlm and does not want 20 lead
spades right mp ~ Is neither does he like to lead
n diamond l. y player who Is EVIDENTLY preserving
"a r. entry IN TINT suit.
Trick 8. There j. nothing for II but In return
the spade. Is wins the trick. SO as % make the
nine, and also - save \ from having 90 lead clubs
tu Y.
The women made eight tricks on this deal, and
nine were easily in It II Il Keeps the spades. Here
* how the women mad" ten at the other table,
gaining five ON the deal.
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COLER CALLS on THE TRADES
For Help In Fixing the Real Market Value
of City supplies.

Comptroller Coler announced yesterday that
he had solicited the aid Of all trade organiza-
tons 10 this city in his effort to have commit.
tees appointed for the purpose % looking into
the market prices OF supplies bought by tho
city and that no had particularly requested or.
CARNATIONS Of the stationery trade to assist
the Board OF Education in determining prices
for school supplies. The Comptroller said he
intended no attack on any one department or
Official.
This step" he said. Il conceived Of "a
purely a business measure, want 10 save
the city money through the fixing Of reason
able prices for supplies. and | wish the advice
and he'll Of the organizations vitality Interested.
want this to be an honest. fair and BUSINESS.
like effort to help the municipal government"
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AROUND THE WHIST TABLE.
ANOTHER CONTERT 10 THE COM
MON SENSE GAME ~ SIGHT.
Fisher Ames and the Use 81 Short-Suit
Openings-Th" True Theory of the Long
SUIT G~ame-Nirtory of IA Team Of Women
Over Men for the Albany Trophy.

SUIT Game-Nirtory of IA Tenn 1T Women
Over Men for the Albany Trophy.
There may bc some persons who imagine that
the discussion 0f the merits Of the long suit game
rs compared 10 srlecti,c openings is n thing II
the past and that there are no pura long suffers
left. While this Is not exactly true, II Is a iGct
that thu old champions Of the rival schools ara
gathering in daily increasing numbers on the
neutral ground of the common sense system,
the aim Of which IS 10 combine thu best elements
Of both long and short openings by selecting
the one that seems best suited to the combination
ofcHr1s for whiCh the original lead Is To- b. made.
ltlooks n II there would soon W. another addition
tiun Ia III" ranks Of the common sense army IN
III" person Of Fisher .\mes, who has made SUN
Gent progress To b. no longer able Ia tell The long
suit game from thr shor, one. lie tries Ia apollo
glAe for his position and his hereSy 10y attempt
ing To show that good long suit players alwHNS
did open short NOR" or less, and in n letter I" III"
Rochescr Past Empress h. gives some aNtoui,h
ing examples of whG, he thinks long suitcr Rs
might de- II no one was wniChlng them For
instance, h. saws some long suffers might lead
III" SpaIe trek from the following hand, hearts
trumps,
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The Women get eight tricks.

Trick / Most players would open the lack
suit. unless they were willing 90 risk the singleton
trump from the split hand Suits which contain
nm nee arr usually best for re entry purposes
after the weaker suits have been cleared.
Trick . l. HS usual, rushoS to trumps in dread
Of r. M" ones getting IN q ruff \, knowing the
nine t. b" the top Ut nothing, ducks il, 80 as to
yet tWu more rounds II he gets IN again with either
II hi kings.
Trick Il y changes his mind cbnut that third
round and leads y singleton hoping Il viii strike
u suit ~ perhaps enable HIM 10 savc a little
trump
Trick q This Is . very pretty situation for Il
she knows th" club Ling was q singleton and that
# she goes back vita that suit the spades Will he
led through her 10 her partner declared weaL ness.
perhaps Killing both mex and king and certainly
establishing III" SUIT against her The only
charc" - to uEderplay the spade rs a bluff. be
cause She secs that II T. holds the ACe he will nut IL
on 80 as " come back with what he imagires 10 be
his partner suit. clubs
1lis play saved lust three tricks in spades. nil
Of which might have been saved N the first place
by ne hnd, SIMPLY gone about his business
and led the thIrd round Of trumps
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Brooklyn school Principals Condemn a Bill.

The Principals Association In Brooklyn
yesterday adopted this resolution In reference
TO The much-discussed Davis School bill before
the legislature;
"Res0lrpi. That the BROOKLYN Principals
Association Is opposed to those provisions Of
senate hill No. 800 which tend To reduce the
powers Of the Borough school Board, and be Il
further
"Resolred. That we appreciate tho efforts Of
the Legislature to- provide n solution Of tho
teachers salary problem. and that We urge the
I'm mediate passage Of a salary measure that
will afford the much-needed relief TO the
tssshsrs Of the city Of New York"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11

Ten dollars q bale will he made on cotton. the hears
argue, by the man who calls the turn. HUT bulls
think the turn Is not IN sight. To-day, at any rate,
there was another sharp advance In response tn a
marked rise IN Liverpool. stronger spot markets.
and southern. Wall Street and general buying. The
receipts at some interior points showed an increase.
hut nobody paid any attention 10 them. England.
the Continent and Egypt. and the general public in
this country, were disposed TO buy, and aid buy 10 a
sufficient extent to adNsuc. price. nearly twenty
points on May. a month that shows exceptional
strength. With Mr. Seill for once discred ted. and
bear panic ia progress, bulls are inclined To- predict
much higher prices, though not a few houses main
tain that tile speculation has dcgenerited into a wild
and reckless gamble and are demanding increased
margins. After Change May wa, . I6s9 ~, clusIn NJ
g4s. August p.21 81 ~. closing = ~.
CO~FrEE-lIo on the SPOT " as easier atSac. for No.
I. Futures declined 10 points and closed easy.
sales. Il 200 bags Hsvre declined Sf and Ham
burg i pfg. American warehouse deliveries. H.
bSi bags, Rio wa, lulet at 80 refs decline, Re-
ceipts, 5000. Stock. 274ooO Exchange, Std. Q
decline OF 3.32d, Santos was unchanged, Receipts.
5000. Stock. l 5000. Prices here As tullOwsi
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WOs'AGdR19
Women =
.'st 4

src krvgfcd TO wrjfo 10
Mrs.. P;nkhars, for FREQ
advice about their heaifhs
Mrs. PinAhas,, is G wo-
man. ,..,
" you havo painful
Esf-i0ds, hackachGs or
any of tho moro serious
MS of women, write TO
Mrs.. Finkhass,; she has
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confidential -"
Lydia e.
Vegetable Compound II
known wherever the Eng-
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Nothing else can possG-
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many.
Ron, emb0r this when
sonseffiing disc Is sug-
Eesfed
Mrs.. PInkhan1's ad-
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Her helping hand Is
always oufstref0hed 70
suffering women.
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The Men get three tricks only.

Trick ,, The same opening. but Mrs. Baker.
who held \ = cards goes right up with the ace
and. seeing two clubs fall from the other hands.
con read that the remaining three cards Of the
sut are all with \. Being strong enough in
trumpS o. Justify forcing her partner, and being
able g. null q suit herself. she goes right back
W.th the clubs IN N" hope Of establishing a cross
ruiz one of those deadly things We read about
M books and often see, when the hands are played
on common sense principles.
Trick ). T. suspects there must be A chance
Tor II SAW, and rs her partner Is more likely 10 BE-
short IN diamonds than IN spades Z leads her
longer sult and the adyersGri"s look on and smile
gracefully for the next five tricks.
Trick Q. This is we'll played, IL IL useless
for \ g. 60 on with the force, as the saw cannot
bn continued unless z holds the king Of tmmps
or Is has b,th king ond queen.
Here i another ntereSting hand In which the
lead Of the short suit turned out remarkably we'll
although II went night into the Jaws OF the adver
Sarl"s, Three tricks were gained by the women
ON this deal. l. dealt and turned the nine Of
hearts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
The Women get ten tricks,

The Women get ten tricks.
Trick > II is difficult g. understand this return
Y knows two player, can trump and that il il
more probable that \ will uyertrImp than that
Z will be- over u, as \ probably led a singleton.
Trick g. II 4 lends n diamond the rcult will be
the same, as i will play king second hand
Trick 5 The nne being turned, it is safer To
60 On with The lark, 10 prevent the king and nine
being made separately /. the KIng is held up.
Here is a rather peculiarly played hand in which
Mrs Baker, who held rs cards, wriCgled out Of q
bad hole al the ninth trick. Il turned the heart
nine
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His sole Capital n SEQ Confederate Bill.

Hungarian with mn unpronounceahlc name
wake! ny 10 the ticket office IN the Pennsyl-
wanna Railroad waiting room in Jersey civ
yesterday morning and. LAYING down II $50
confederate note. asked in broken English for
= ticket To Allegheny city. Policeman William
Boyle. who has acquired n knowledge Of sev-
oral languages through his assOciation with
Immigrant. learned that the Hungarian got
the note in Bremen in exchange 'Or Hungarian
money. A the Hungarian hat no other
money no was sent to the Barge once.
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A Member OF the Choir In the Tank

koEoMo. ind, March John Lrwr'en was
~" Involuntary cause ~ an eNcitrmru; AZ the
Iewrllcn Is mem Der Of the choir ana la 1U-t
commenced singing when h. stepped ASIDE TO
pass u song book TO another member, and IN
81 doing fell into a trap door leading down to
the haptistry, He fell head first into the tank
Of water and was Immersed from head To- foot;
His dripping form was pulled out OF the vat aud
he was taken home In acab,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
safes. H,ah,s'. Low,.i. C1o,

Coffee declined on Disappointing cables and local
liquidation, There IA a pretty general disposition
here to await Developments. The receipts at Rio
and santos are quite moderate, but stlll point, II Is
coutended. to 9%.ihu.OOu bags for tho season.
NAVAL SroREs-Spirlts of turpentine. 55G55'pc.
Common to good strained rosin. tl.75.
PROVISIONS Meats were easy; picked shoulders.
8c., picked hams, lOa luloc.. picked bellies, SatA
TIC. PORK was easy, Mess. SO. 75s$l %. Lard
was strong spot. Western, Sd.229. refined Con-
tinent, So As, Brazil kegs, $3.50; south American.
1910. Tallow. 6%c, Dressed hogs, ~6es65sc. Butter.
creamery, Western, extras, &c do. trsts, $50
26Hc.; State, extras. 25pG2tc.; do, hrsts, 24sS
a6c Cheese, State, full cream. small. fall made.
fancy, l34sl3Hc.. do. large, l8sl3'4c. Eggs.
State. Pennsylvania and Western, I4Sl3pc.
chicago, Marrh lO-"PrOyislous ruled higher and
closed Arm At a fair advance. Stronger hog and
corn markets were the buli.h aids, the latter Undue
ing some Investment buy ing, Packers sold spar
ingly at the advance, most Of the offerings COMING
from profit taking longs. The cash demand was
fairly good for saturday"
SrGtR Raw was hrm at 4 5.18c. bid for ~ test
and 3 1910. for ~ test. Refined was quiet and
steady.
CHICAGO. March lo.-Thess we're to.day's prices:
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Whit. IN s~lsvstor, 8lhaslAc; No. 8 whits. Sic,
ny and vi graded white, SIC asoc; track and un.
graded miIsd, 2sasoo harley was dun and UNI
.Sastc. O.. l. T. New YORK, corn was nrm. sales,
1880 bush. Including 20 900 for export here and
y ne ~ "s over May IN Chicago; No. 2%yeiiow. mo.
over Futures closed &c. higher Sales. 10000
bush. Prices as follows
ing. M az. ino. N,0hL.
May ..."""".H AN Al ~ .on
T6l, show. the grain movement
Wheat. Cora. oats. Rye. Barley.
,:c.,p,. 10000 90 ..6o $4,000 ..... 2i..;o
Exports. ., .''''' E"o <"o '"' '''''
p.cs,p,, s2.s25 2s4.s5 2a7.s5o $3.50 81, 400
shipments s.pis iip.ti? l7b.>54 i,lsi 5,isS
After an easter opening, due TO lower Liverpool
savicss, liberal receipts, the failure Of the predicted
soii Says to materialiJe and local aud foreign sell
,no wheat rallied on rrmer Continental markets, an
ADVANCE in corn and covering of shorts. But there
yss more inclination to sell than io buy. and later
on prices ossed of on renewed liquidation ltar'
pool Was Ns%d lower, The primary receipts we're
sbout 100, 900 bush. larger than n year ago and a lib.
eral increase In the quantity IN passage IN expected,
Furthermore. the cash demand continued AZ duh as
ever and the seaboard cleared only 10000 bushels Of
wheat and hour. Corn advanced on n good outside
demand at Chicago a fair cash demand there mod
ef Va a. Iiyerpssoi. Feeiins continues on large
scale. Chicago received 3O& cars to-day, hut not n
car graded contract. ne quantity on passage Is rh'
pected 10 show a good decrease for the week Oats
acre nrmer with corn. The receipts were hight.
FLoua-Dull but steady sales; 1000 bhls Receipts
we're 4,<sb bbls and -. Hd4 sacks, exports. q ; bbl-,
and s,ais Jacks, Winterin bbls Supcr1ne. s?.4uS
81 so, No. Z extra, .? 55st2.a5; clears, % ooet3 ?oi
straivhts o., 8Oss8 Is, patents. t3.BOS3 Is. SPRING
In bbls. Clears. s.. ao&s3.Oo. It alRhts, 81 200
es 20; patents, o. 8bssssO, Rye -four, sar0 70
1898. Buci~heat aour. si.ob tosl.75ie grain. 67Sc,'
G l. + trSoi. .
CoTros- spot cotton here advanced l-sc. Sales "
25o bales for export, IS for spinning, Middllng mp.
lands, v Hide, against 4 ildc, last 20 New
Orleans and Gulf. 81 Is. i6c., against I" II l,c, ual.
weston, New orleans and ~. Louis advanced ! l6c.
Mobile. savannah, Baltimore Memphis and An.
gusta, NC. Wilmington declined lc, New Orleans
sold 6. 400 bales, Augusta. WI and Memphis, 200.
Liverpool advanced lad. on the spot with sales OF
1000 bales; futures opened 10 TO l8 points. but
closed at Q net rise OF bta 10 y points. The move
ment TO-DAY a. as follows:
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X on Kti Q on K II 4 II on X Kt 4; Kts on y Kt I
and Q &; Ps on Q 1t ii. GA aud X BI.
wBITE-EiGHr PIECES.
White TO play and mate In two moves.
PROBLEM NO. 500 by DIR, 3. GOLD. NEW YORK.
PLACK-rIvr PIECES.
X on K B 8; b on X R5: Ps on X !. x Kt and
X Il !.
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Augusta shipped to-day 1908 bales; Memphis.
s.s2p, st. Lou 9. 1893 and Houston. 3,tsb. Port
exports. ls,ilp bales. New Orleans advanced ~
points on NAY, but lost 3 Of this rise. Futures hero
closed very steady at a net rise OF q TO ~ points.
Estimated sales. 200, 900 bales, Prices here as fol.
lows:
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are more fully ann nhty tr"at-d In THE SuS's
neWs columns than ~ any other mcIiam ADJ
y~ertislng thus becomes moro valuable IA THl
Sun for obvious reasons. ReInen ber this, 40.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1900-09-20
Railway Farm Lands for Sale.

In Northern Wisconsin the Chica-
go, St. Paul, Minneapolis s. Omaha
Railway has for sale, at low rates and
easy terms of payment, about 400, 900
acres Of choice lands. Early buyers
will secure the advantages of locations
on the many beautiful streams and
lakes, which abound with fish and fur
nish a never-ending and most excel
lent water supply, both for family use
and for stock.
Land is generally well timbered,
the soil fertile and easy of cultiva-
ton. Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul,
Minneapolis, Duluth, Superior, Ash
land and numerous other thriving
cities and towns on the line of the G.
St. P. M. & o. Ry. and other railroads
in the same territory furnish good
markets for farm produce.
For further particulars address:
GEORGE W. BELL,
Land Commissioner, Hudson, Wis, or
G.. Fl. MoRAE,
A. G. P. A., st. Paul, MINI
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1900-09-20
Free Rural Mail Route No. /.

The free delivery service on the
route from here to Martell seems TO
meet with unqualified approval by all
the people who are benefited by it,
but it has engendered Jealousy Of
these benefciaries by those neigh
bors who are not so fortunate as to
live within the area of its accommo-
dalton. Some have even expressed
themselves to the effect that the
postotilce officials and their advisers
have shown a fayoritism and partiali-
ty in the selection of this particular
route. No slight was intended and
no Partially shown in the sense init
mated. This free rural delivery of
mail is an experimental Yenture-a
trial to determine whether the sys-
tenn is sufficiently popular and eff
cient TO warrant its general exploita-
tion. The Department gave this To-
cality the naming Of an experimer tai
route. Mr.. Walker, the official sent
here by the DEPARTMENT to locate a
route, consulted with the citizens, re-
questing them to suggest a feasible
route that would accommodate the
largest number of people that could
be served by a daily trip. Several
routes we're suggested as answering
the requirements. Mr.. Walker Sc
lected this one to Martell, as an ex-
pertinent, for two good reasons, lit
accommodated large number of peo-
pie on the road going out to Martel
and ON the road to the south on the
return, and it abolished two postof1i-
ces-Gertrude, and Dot. If the ex-
pertinent is satisfactory in the par
ticulars required-a popular demand
and of reasonable financial cOmpensa-
tion-other routes will in due time be
established If those people not on
this route desire equal mail facilities
with their neighbors who are, they
should make their wants known to
the post officials. 1t has been sug-
gested that the present is good time
to secure ready audience with Off
Gals as the political atmosphere
pending an election is imbued with
an unwon ted suggestion of accommo-
dation.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1900-09-20
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The Bravery of Woman

Was grandly shown by Mrs. John
Bowling OF Butler, Pa, 10 three
years struggle with a malignant
stomach trouble that caused distress.
Ing attacks Of nausea andindigestion.
All remedies failed to relieve her I'M
til she tried Electric Bitters. After
taking IL two months she wrote: I
am now wholly cured and can eat
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using ill., 1t aids Digestion cures
dyspepsia, improves appetite, gives
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1900-09-20
First Term in Progress.
Second Term Begins November 5.
Students Admitted at Any Time.

English, Latin and German Courses
of -Four Years. These lead up to
the Diploma which becomes a
Life State Certificate.
Elementary Course of Two Years.
This leads up to Five Years
State Certificate.
No Tuition to those who enter these
with intention to teach in Wis
cousin.
Tuition by the quarter in Prepare
tory, $3.50; Grammar Grades, So;
intermediate So; Primary, S1.5O;
Kindergarten is Free; The Model
Schools are MODEL and merit the
/ excellent patronage they have al
ways received.
For other information address the
President, w. J. BRlEk.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1900-09-20
endured neathls Aaonles

Only Q roaring IRE enabled J. II,
darFeftson of San Antonio, Tex, 10
lie down when attacked by asthma,
from which he suffered for years. He
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that it seemed he endured the agonles
OF death, but DR.. Kings New niscoys
cry for consum pticn whoily cured him.
This marvellous medicine Is the only
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consumption, coughs ana colds, and
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Price SOC and 81. Guaranteed. Trial
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1900-09-20
Methodist Pulpit ASSIGNMENTS.


At the annual meeting OF the Yves
Wisconsin Conference of the Method
ist Episcopal Church just concluded
at Viroqua the following appoint
ments we're made for the confer
ence year for the Eau Claire District
f. w. Trimm, Chippewa Falls; Presiding FL
der.
Altoona, -supply-E. d. Epson;
Arcadia, -supply-W. E. Monroe;
Arkansaw,-John Holt;
Augusta,-A. j. Coram;
Chippewa Falls,-M. Bensen;
Colfax Il. r. Leake
Durand,- J. Leimkuhler
Eau Claire, First Churchill. F. Nuzum;
+" Z" Lake ST. f. w. Straw;
Circuit-supply-H. A. Snyder;
Eau Gale, j. p. Greer;
Eleva.-E. P. sanderson;
Ellsworth,-G. Derby
Falrchild, james Evans;
Hammond John Haw;
Hudson j. A. Lumley;
Humbird and Alma,-J. f. Cook;
Knapp,-C. A. Smith;
LouiSville,-J. Jefferson;
Lucas, F. G. Drake;
Maiden Rock, --supply-M A. Michaels;
Menomonie,-A. j. Davis;
Merrillan,-G. H. r. Kershaw;
Modena,--E. Z. Andrus;
Mondoyi,-W. Woodruff;
Neillesville,-- V. Ingham:
Ono,-L. W. McKibben;
Pepin,--G W. Campbell;
Prescott, Nv. +. Emery;
River Falls,--T j. Snodgrass;
Sechlerville, -supply-H Philpot;
Whitehall.-L n wpaley,
Woodville, w. Galloway.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1900-09-20
Cures Hay Fever and Asthma.

| have suffered for the last 10 years,
from to 5 weeks every fail With
hay fever and asthma. This fall,
after suffering FOR Few days, vas
cured by the osteopath, DR.. Read.
and feel ike telling everyone who
suHels With that terrible iieAaae, that
you need sutrer 40 more. II you will
Just try the treatment.
Mrs. j. G.. DAVENPORT.
nivsr Falls. Wis, Sept. Is. 1900.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1900-09-20

II suffered for thirty years With
diarrhosa and thought / was past be-
ing cured,n says John S. Holloway OF
French Camp, Miss, IT had spent so
much time and money and suffered
so no UGH that had given up ali hopes
of recovery. I was SO feeble from the
effects Of the diarrhoea that ] could
do no kind OF labor, could not even
travel, but by accident vas permit
ted to find q bottle of Chamberiain's
Collie, Cholera and DiafFhoea Remedy
and after taking several bottles am
entirely cured OF that trouble. | am
40 pleased with the result that ] am
anxious that it be in reach of all who
suffer as / have" For sale by Free
man 4 Son.