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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-08-24
WASHINGTON, Aug II, 1900.

From our Regular Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, Aug II, 1900.
Mr.. II. r. Shade, who is in charge
OF the German bureau at Democratic
headquarters, said the bureau was re-
ceiving many letters from Germans,
commencing Col. Bryan's Indianapo.
lis speech and announcing their in.
tsntion TO vote for him because OF his
sturdy stand against imperialism.
Speaking of q recent publication, Mr..
Shade said: al notice that the Re
:'ublicans think they have a trump
card in a number OF German band
uniforms, brought TO Chicago from
the Fatherland by special permission
of the German government. think
they will be mistaken in the value OF
those uniforms as vote-getters. In
stead OF commanding the admiration
and enthusiasm of the German voter
the uniform will remind him of the
imperialism of the Fatherland, which
he came to this country to avoid"
"In the six national elections since
Grant was President" said Col. ]. B.
Cleaver, OF Tennessee, "the Democrats
have had a plurality OF the popular
vote four times and the Republicans
but twice. Garfield had Q plurality in
1880, although it amounted to but
1000 votes, and Mckinley in 1896.
In 1876 Tilden had a plurality over
Hayes; in 1884 Cleveland over Blaine !;
in 1888 Cleveland over Harrison, and
again in 1892 Cleveland over Harri-
son. Because Mckinley had a plural.
ity Of Co., 900 four years ago is no rea.
son why Bryan should not have plu.
rality this year. Greater changes
than that have taken place, even
years ago when the total vote was
much smaller. In 1892 Grant had .
plurality Of 100000, and in 1896 Til
den's plurality was 10000, . change
OF more than = million votes. When
you stop to think that the vote 10
1896 was something like 1860, 900, as
against $500 600 in 1872, more than
% much again, it isn't hard to believe
that Bryan has a show OF wiping out
that plurality of 100000 and himself
receiving plurality of the votes"
BY rejecting the three bids submit
ted for armor plate for the new bat
tleships by the Carnegie, Bethlehem
and Midvale companies and calling
for new bids the Navy Department
has put off for time the decision
which Secretary Long was authorized
to make As to whether the extOrtion.
ate prices should be paid or a govern
ment armor making plant be estab-
lished with the 100000 Congress
placed at his disposal for that purpose.
Although the dste set for opening the
new bids is October 2, there is reason
for the belief that it is the intention
of the administration to find some
way to keep the matter open until
after election and then to accept the
bids of the Carnegie Amor Trust.
The Democratic National Campaign
Committee is meeting the efforts OF
the Republicans to befog the Porto
Rican question by circulating the
proclamation issued by Gen. Miles
when he took possession Of the leland
in which he told the Porto Ricant
that tile United States forces had
"come bearing the banner OF freedom
and TO "bestow upon you the immu
mites and blessings of the liberal in'
situations of our government" How
we'll the Republican administration
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-08-24

George s. Shurz, who was a con.
tractor at Tacoma, a few years ago,
died at Fullerton, CAL, recently, from
the bite of black spider. Shurz was
40 years of age, in perfect health, but
succumbed to the poison of the insect
in IA hours.
The bodies of two men were found
at Walla Walla Sunday. One WAS
that Of laboring man, with nothing
to identify it. 1t was discovered by
boys in some brush. The other was
taken from the Touchet river, was
we'll preserved, and may be identified.
Bertha Looney, IA years old, has
been in Spokane court ON a charge
OF larceny of $50. The Justice re-
leased her on her own recognizance.
She was so weak she could not spesk
above whisper, and had TO be carried
into court. She is an orphan and
formerly lived in Oregon.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-08-24
Notice Of Sale of Real Estate
At PUBLIC AUCTION.

NOTICE Is hereby given that In pursuance Of
~ the provisions Of the last viii and testa-
ment OF Timothy Sawyer. deceased, and an order
Of sale made and entered by the Superior Court
OF the county Of Thurston, State Of Washington.
on the 18th day Of April, 1900, In the matter OF
the estate Of Timothy Sawyer, deceased. the un-
dersigned. the administrator Of said estate, with
the will annexed. will cell ~ public auction sub
ject 10 the confirmation Of said court, the follow
Ing real estate, situated in Thurst0n county,
Washington, to-wit:
The Northeast quarter Of the Southeast quarter
OF Section eight, Township eighteen, Range one
West;
The Northwest quarter Of the Southwest quar-
ter Of Section nine, Township eighteen, Range
one West:
The Southwest quarter OF the Southwest quar-
ter Of section nine, Township eighteen. Range
one West
Said sale win be made on Saturday, the 18th
day OF September, 1900 at IL O'Clock A. NJ. at
the front courthouse door, In the city Of Olym-
pia. in said county and State.
The terms o. sale Of said real estate is cash
upon confrma n G. NJ. yesterday,
Administraio of the estate Of Timothy Sawyer,
deceased. with the will annexed.
Date Of first publication, Aug. "a, 1870.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-08-24
METEOROLOGICAL.

The following record of temperature and rain
fail for the week ending yesterday, Aug
I'D. = iron. record kept aud kindly furnished
,h.>r,xpA,p b, Mr. NJ. OCounor:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-07-24
Ant. Tnvent Waxou.

"There are good many ants OF diff
ferent varieties on the lot at my coun-
try place, near Coyington, and last
year began to make q systematic
study OF their habits" says contribu-
tor TO the New Orleans Times-Demo-
crat. "Near one of my flower beds Is
q colony OF small red ants that are ex-
tremely Industrious In collecting food.
and they frequently perform the most
astonishing engineering feats In trans
porting heavy burdens 20 their home.
Not long ago watched a party Of
about dozen who had found the body
Of small spider and were dragging II
toward the nest The spider had hairy
legs. which stuck out In every direction
and caught on obstacles. greatly re.
tarding progress. . Eor several min
! utes the ants toIled away with tlieil
awkward booty and then stopped and
seemed to hold a council. A minute
fragment Of dry leaf was lying on the
ground. and presently they all lay hold
and pulled the spider on top of It
Then they seized the edges and slid l,
along without dlnlculty."
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AMERICAS CONDITIONS.

BY scripps-M Press Association.
Washington, July "a. = The
correspondence between the en-
peror of China and President
Mckinley was made public by
the state department today.
In reply to an appeal for medi:
alton, the president says if the
subjects are in rebellion. and the
government is not giving them
encouragement, this govern
ment viii interpose friendly Off
ces on certain conditions.
These are that diplomatic rep
resentatives be placed in free
communication with thu. govern
ment and all danger to their
livesland property removed.
Also that imperial authorities
be placed in communication with
the relief expedition, SO that CO.
operation may be secured fol
the liberation of legations the
protection of foreigners and th.
restoration of order.
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There Is no game extart which 90
admirably combines educational and
recreative features or which Is IN every
way so well adapted fer q popular and
profitable amusement among refined
and appreciative classes as draughts.
Its Influences are OF an elevating char
acter. 1t not only teaches, but prac-
tieally enforces, the necessity OF pa
tienee and perseverance,. cDuraee and
courtesy. self reliance and self control
The game Is also peculiarly and self
evidently worthy OF paternal encour-
agement. as a knowledge Of its inc5m-
parable beauties Will destroy the TASTE
for demoraIizing gapes OF chance
Scottish American
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nhdQ-ilflKiHW1MTM0H GINA
A. BrillIamt Dash ID Made by Amsri-
can TroopsAEnSlIsh Fusillers
Help Them Take Battery.
The Port Taken.

New York, July ga dis
patch to the Journal from Chez
Foo, July 20, says;
A brilliant dash against a large
force Of. Chinese at Tien Tsln
was made this morning by a de-
tatchment of American troops,
assisted by some English fusi-
liers. aH a sasTsJ1s l-s -.-f.sfs-r =
The object was to capture q
battery of large calibre cannon
which had been doing great dam
age.
The Anglo-American troops
charged C large fort across an
open space, and were exposed to
a hot but poorly directed fire
from the enemy They dashed
into the fort, and after engaging
the Chinese in q sharp hand to
hand fight, put them to fight
and remained masters Of the
fort. - 80,
Eight large modern guns were
captured, together with carts
and all the accessories. The
battery was Immediately turned
upon the aeeing enemy, who un.
der the well directed fire suffer;
ed heavy losses .ass-X .e6sa,1ac
The victory was won in an in
credible short time against an
overwhelmingly superior force
and, despite the charge under
FIRE and the fight in the forts
neither the Americans nor the
British lost a asingle man.
The Chinese army is now. re,
firing towards Pekin. .,1e,. :.
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The contributor wrote a joke about
a plumber whose bills were always
normal. That" said the editor. re-
1ecting II, ..is not joke; It's a iie.S
The contributor tried again with q
story of the plumber whose charges
left nothing to be desired on the score
OF size. THAT" said the editor. who
had suffered. sis not q lie. Neither is
It joke" e."-Scraps.
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cannlsaI. aaa pert.

In the New Hebrides human life has
been made safe by the introduction OF
pigs into the islend- The cannibals ara
said to prefer roast pork 70 roast man.
and as the porcine tribe increases
among the natives they, may give up
their feasts on human hesh altogether
excepting when something unusual
happens, such as entertaining king of
some other cannibai island or on stAts
occasions of rare ceremony.
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PAYING FoR a MEAL.
It Was Worth q shnlipG 20 Pick
Those Bones. II 81

Those Bones. Mjfs
Colonel Ebenezer Sproat, of Revolu-
tionary fame. was born and bred in
Middleboro, Mass He was aiways
fond OF a joke and was quick to seize
an opportunity to indulge his propen-
sity, as the following Incident. related
by DR.. Hildreth, well illustrates His
father, also q Colonel Sproat. kept a
tavern. One day while Ebenezer was
ut home on q furiough three private
soldiers. on their return from the seat
OF war, called for a.cold luncheon. g
!, Mrs. sproat set on the table some
bread and cheese with the remnants OF
the family dinner, which her son
thought rather scanty fare for hungry
men, he felt little yexed that the
defenders, of the country were not
more bountffully supplied The sol
diers, after satisfying their appetites.
asked him how much they should pay.
Ebenezer said he would ask his moth
er. He found her In the kitchen
"Mother." he said, "how much Is Il
worth to pick those bonesT'
about a shilling. l guess" she an
swered. 80. .,..... ilhH b1
The young officer returned to the sol
diers. and, taking from the barroom till
8 shiIlings and smiling genially upon
them, gave each man one and with
good wishes sent them on their way,
Mrs. Sproat soon after came In and
asked Ebenezer what he had done with
the money for the soldiers dinner.
In apparent amazement he exclaim
ed: Money! Did I not ask you what
1t was worth to pick those bones. and
you said a shilling? thought It little
enough, for the bones were pretty bare
and handed the men the money
from the till, and they are gone"
Mrs. Sproat could not find heart te
reprove her fayorite son for this mis-
Interpretation Of her words, and ther
she. too. loved a joke. and so. after ar
instant's glum look, she laughed and
said It was all right.-Youth's Com
nani0u- --s-s L--stzl-IT ft..te -fl
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TnR BROTHER OF CERTAIN Ell.
PERoR MAY LEAD ALLIES
.ADVAHd OH pfkIH WILL bt DEATH
Bry.a Bnied For nsif Dozen Speeches
In New York. MN WIN AcconOsay his.
A RepuhlIesa says this chlnese
war win Heip aeKiaiey.
WILL BE THE DEATH WARRANT.

WILL BE THE DEATH WARRANT.
BY scrippsMcRas Press Association, 4: s yss
Shanghai, July 24---L Hung
Chang, who is here said atodayi
iassMembers Of legations are
still alive, put the advance Of the
allied troops from Tien Tsin. will
probably be the death herald to
every white man in Pekin. a9Ein
+ 1.-THE conservative element
viii be entirely overpowered by
+the'radicals. = ess d. e,t,s
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A GREAT APPROPRIATION.
' scrIpps-McRae Press Association

BY Scripps-M -McRae Press AssocIatIoh
London, July 24.-Additional
estimates amounting to eleven
million FIVE hundred thousand
pounds have been issued for the
information of parliament.
This sum is to be used to meet
the war expenses in South
Africa and China.
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. CAVALRY FOR CHINA.
scripps-McRa. Press Association.

BY Scripps-AcRae Press Association
Washington, July 24.-Troops
II and / of the Third Cavalry left
Fort Meyer last night for China.
! They will travel by way of San
Francisco and Nagasaki, and at
the latter place will be directed
to Taku, although their orders
read ''for Philippines Two
more troops left today.
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MINISTER'S TO ITEM TsIN

BY scripps- -McRas Preas lAs.oeiatioo.
Washington, July "a. Minister
Wa received a cablegram from
Shen, director of telegraph, at
Shanghai, which states the for
eign ministers at Pekin are to
be brought to Tien Tsin under
escort.
Seen further states the minis
ters are being supplied with
food and protection by the Chi
nese government.
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TO CHOOSE THE COMMANDER.

Washington, July 24.-Admi-
raj Remey's mission to Tien
Tsin it is said is to insist that
the commander of the allied for
ces be chosen neither upon his
comparative rank nor upon the
numb Der Of troops under his com
mand. but solely upon his ability.
It is hoped that General
Chaffee will be selected. sss-s
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Ii HUNG BoYcoTTED.

2.
Shanghai, July 23,-A.. Hung
Chang is taking every pfecau sion
to prevent communication be-
tween his guard and the foreign
ers or Chinese of the town. No
one from his ship was allowed
ashore yesterday. .a-L - - 80
Prince Sheng went TO Woo
Sung early yesterday morning
in q special steamer to meet Ii
Hung. g4o1sa =
When Lord Ii landed here he
received q very cool reception,
very different from that at Hong
Kong. Nevertheless he was not
at all disturbed, and appeared
characteristically cheerful. He
cracked jokes and asked ques-
tions in his usual manner. He
is evidently hale and hearty.
Lord Ii was accompanied by
q few foreigners. No Consuls
were at the wharf. Ii clearly
perceived that he was boycotted.
The usual decorations and vel
coming crowds were absent. 81
He proceeded under a police
escort to the Foreign Affairs
Bureau. The Consuls were
greatly annoyed by his presence,
which was regarded as inoppor
tune, and refused to negotiate
with him.
No trouble is anticipated.
There are no Chinese troops in
the vicinity of Shanghai, while
! there are ten gunboats in the
harbor, comprising two Japa-
nese, four British, one United
States, one German and one
Dutch, and the volunteers mum
Der over 1,OOO.
| Every precaution is made t6
meet any outbreak. The natives
are quiet. tbs understood here
that suggestions have been ca
bled from London that foreign
troops be landed to protect
Shanghai. The suggestion il
premature, the consuls say
Unless there is actual danger
such q landing would constitute
a breach of the agreement will
the Yang Tse Viceroys whereof.
the yiceroys have undertaken u
lpreserve order at the rive
ports.
The Amping on which Ii cam
having munitions of war o.
board, violated the harbor regu
lations by entering, and wa
compelled to leave the limits.
The Consnls have decided NC
TO call upon Ii Hung Chung OF,
ciaily.
MI Tha nnmmiefaaf akoesk s,f Aahsn
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THINKS Will HELP M'KINLEY. q
BY scripps-McRas Press Associstion- i-as y
Chicago, July "a. Congressman
Crumpacker of Indiana 'at the
republican, headquarters today
said the, republicans would carry
Indiana. 3ioisao4aSg y5a sal 'ii'-i'l
Z He said the Chinese question
would help Mckinley as 1t win
have q tendency to remove the
alleged issue aofi milisarism, as
the people are now complaining
the army is too small.
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kuMoR or PEKrN MAssAcRE

RUMOR OF PEKTN MASSACRE.
BY scripps- -McRae Press Association.
Shanghai, July 24.-Among a
mass of contradictory rumors is
one that a partial massacre oc-
Cured in Pelzin. The survivors
of which have since been closely
imprisoned.
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''Have you noticed any difference In
your wife since she became converted
aud Joined the church p
Yes; she asks me to wait an hour
for her now instead OF q minute"
Harper's Bazaar.
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PANAMA. crTY CAPTURED.

BY scripps-McRas Press Association.
New York, July 24.-Dr. Lopez
the consul general of Ecuador
who is in this city received a
cablegram from President Alfaro
which seems to confirm the cap
ture of Panama City by Colonial
rebels. ast Z
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A NEW ORLEANS NEGRO KILLS
TWO CITY OFFICERS.
ttHfRM 0iMftt ARRIN5 M0Hl|A
Warrant on ell wAItes. so says II Iisak
CondItioas On Whleh Amegicsns will
Moderate wIeh Celestlnls-An-
other MIssIon Burned.
TWO OFFICERS KILLED.

By seripps-NcRae Press AssociatiOn-
New Orleans, July 24.-Police
Captain Day and policeman Lamb
were shot aud killed this morn.
ing by negro named Charles,
whom they were trying to arrest.
Charles had previously woun,
ded another policeman.
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A BArTLE IMMINENr.

by Scrippa- McRae Press AssoclatIon.
London, July 24.-Dispatches
from Shanghai, say big battle
between the Chinese and Rus
slams is imminent near New
Chwang. g.4
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CHAFFEE IN CHINA.
BY seripps-AfcRae Press Association.

Washington, Suly "a. = The
war department has received
word of the arrival at Nagaski
of the transport Grant, with
General Chaffee and the sixth
cavalry. ni5f'e7
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.ELuDEs british.
Hy scripps- McRae Preaa As.ociatiol

By Bcripps- McltAF FssAA Az30olAtso1- J q
London, July 24.-DeWet has
eluded the British In the Eastern
Orange Colony and is headed for
the sTrausyaal. lll
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Three O'Clock N me MoaNlNo.


tr.- Thers is q tine Of .moruing
When the iubilant. newborn day
q And sthe opal tints OF approaching dawn y
As yet seem far away. lis i-i-f-ft =
In the eastern sky IL movement,
No glow. but impending change
The house b hiied with ischoes;
Familiar rooms look strange
sls' slip back the bolts and leave them1
h steal cut benrzth the skys
49, Stand alose IN unknown world
q awful purity.
Stand alone with folded hands, I Il
Wait for the gift Of wihgS.
Il Wait % b =lifted higher, ii
-. Nearer the heart Of thingsi : q 4
.sl,s 4 sThs hsssens sps clcar and naoonlit - =.
Though the moon is ON the wsne;
The wind that walled throughout tha nights
oaaEe Drops with u Sigh of pz1n'
vague alarm 10 creeping sr..-rs
Over the helds and lawn; -
snsdms pansea. nigAt b ops, is
s-ss-ss And yet 1t is net dawn. s.Etst&'
Away down In the pastures i%h
ss- The cattle tarn and noan; SEjf 4
All living things troubled = N.Y.
With sense Of the unknswn- n2
.sf, For they vita syss Ray .ss now. -,
And they who question know.
lAsc Make the nsost % the magic hour; ~
3 fhs east besans 20 gievlI --------------
,'9fafae Aa -sshuse.4
The esst q an In tumuft,
81 81 Tbs chafme1 hour q past,
sdi Fers erssking up tho asist Akies,
The day appears at last
Olive holesworth In chamb>rS Journal
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"Hayetyou read Borus' latest book.
Boiled Bralnsr"
s 'sYes.D D3lfn1 sdi sitsla
}~I thought you. didn't IKE BoruR
style"
at don't" -
~what did you read bis book forf
Because | knew some blamed fool
would be sure to ask me n had read
it."-Chicago Tribune.
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ANOTHER MISSION BURNED.

ANOTHER MISSION BURNED.
By scripDs- McRae Pres1 Association.
Han Kow, July 24.-The Chris
tian mission at Chu Hi has been
burned by Boxers, but all mis-
slonaries escaped. .zieo~
The missionaries in Middle
China are reported well.
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been strong and healthy ever since.
L.W. Smith. Lock Boz err, Hcbiesxilie. fmd.
- - isthe only purely seee-
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known. 81 600 =
AAkAA offered for proof thzl
- 1t contains particle q
mercury, potash or other mineral poisnn.
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,ToacoMMtND

an slxi,1 TO lCOMMfND s1iL hns
~ scnpps-McRas Press Association suoo =
j Hamburg. July 24.-Ite is ru-
mored that Prince Henry the
German empercr's brother. has
been offered and accepted the
command of the allied forces in
China 6l1l r. 40. is1ill7u nead sa8
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W 1o
little faith left In any
medicine. After taking
thethird bottle I not tieed
n chs nqe in my cohdi-
tiou. This VINE tru1y en-
couraging. and I deter
mined 70 give S. s. 9 =
thorough trial. From
that time onthei improve.
ment was rapid I: S. 8. 8.
seesned 90 have the dis-
ease completely undef
control :: the sores and
ulcers healed and I wzs
soon free' from all signS
Of the dfnof{fef HaSe
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BRYAN II. BILLED FOE ,ll NEW YORK.

!, BY scripps-McRas Press sAssoeiatiou. -.
New York, July 24.-William
+J. Bryanis expected here on the
Both and viii make q half dozen
speeches in this and other cities.
Hill may accompany him through
the state srois.yo14 sps
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A girl never looks 30 killing az
when man accidentally steps on
her dress skirt. q q
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The record for Ceylon snipe shooting
still remains that OF the. muzzle loader.
100 couples In one day, This record
was made by a Ceyion civil servant
called Tranchell early IN. the nineteenth
century. Average gunners get 30 to 20
couples a day.
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aceompanied -
mucpes patches =

accompanies -
mucous patches n
the mouth, eE1p-
tions on the akin,
sore throat, copper
colored spIotehes.
Is, aching muscles
{ disease is making
", and far worse
unless the blood h
lily cleansed ct this
son.
safe and infailihie
the only Entid0ts
'ou. II cures the
y aud permanently.
\ IN the fall Of 80
] contracted Blood
Poison. ! Itrteo
. three dociorA b111
= their trentmaem4
getting worae all thu
Ulcers 6ppeared In my
~ Na4 almost covered
J lotcheE and offensive
, frou 1heumntic patn9
\ MF1undition cuuld
those &lzlicted a. Twas
'eriugA I had ahcszk
fnS wtif again WIZ