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The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16
rRENcn TooK nAnnnRroN.
Boers Were Surprised and Made Lit
tie Resistance.

uoers were surprised ana Wade Lit
tie Resistance.
London, Sept. i5.-rsori Roberts reports
to the war Office under date Of September.
as follows:
French occupied Barborton yesterday
with tho cavalry. which ho took across
the mountains. lie mcs slight opposition
the enemy being completely surprised.
Twenty-thrce officers and hfty-nino m,n
who were prisoners. were released. ami
forty-threo locomotives and other rolling
stocks were captured. Tho former viii
relieve us OF great dificulty as wo had 20
put up with n few riokety engines.
French reports that he has suffcient
supplies for three weeks for his force.
aud for a week for hH horses. Ono hun
dred Beers with many Mauser rifles and
a quantity of ammunition we're captured.
There are large quantities OF cattle and
sheep in the country.
French intercepted large convoyf.
showing that Barberton was used as a
depot 81 supplies Tor tho Boers ln the
south and southeast The bulk of F'rench'E
force ~ etiil thirty-fve miles behind the
cavalry. owing TO the dlniculiy Of getting
the wagons over the pass leading 60 Bar
Derton "
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16
TO AID NATIVE CHRISTIANS.
sixth Cavalry Going 20 stop Depre-
daions OF Boxers.

Copyright 1900 the Associated Press.
PelSln. Sept. TO- via Shanghai. Sept Is
4 squadron OF the Sixth Cavalry will
leave here tomorrow to relieve native
Christian village which was attacked by
Boxers. forty-sx miles southeast OF Pekin.
Several small parties have been attacked
between Tu Yo Chow and Hos Kia Wan.
where British and American troops are
stationed.
The Russians have received word Of re-
verses IN Manchuria. where 600 miles OF
railway has been destroyed and a number
OF stations have been burned. There has
been much fighting and many Russians
have been killed. Three regiments have
left Pokin on their long overland march
10 Manchuria.
a gradual reduction OF the Russian
forces Ia Pekin has begun. Five regiments
have already been Withdrawn. leaving
5000 Russians here. The total Of the al
lied forces is now about 7oon. OF which
number 22oo0 are japanese. Baron Nishi.
tho japanese minister, favors The with
drawnl Of l5.oop troops. 90 be held IN re-
serve Ia Japan.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16
HOPES ron mns. MAYBRIcK.
DIR. Clark BeIi L. Somewhat Encour.
hRed BY Ills Trlp.

hRed by His Trip.
London. Sept. i5.-Dr Clark Bell. who
sailed for New York from Rotterdam on
the spoardam. sept. i3 said to "A repre-
sentative OF the Associated Press before
sailing. -
II am by no means dissatisfied with the
results Of my visit IN behalf Of Mrs May
brick though the home secretary has not
yet taken action Tho publication of Lord
Ruaselrs letter caused profound scnsa-
ton. Furthermore. / have siule learned
on high authority that Lord Russell kept
his promise 10 Mrs Maybrlck and IN the
capacity Of Lord chief Justice. prepared
long statement strongly urging her re-
lease. and concluding as follows.
In my opinion. a. head Of the Judi
ciary % England. Mrs. Mayhriok ought
to be Immediately released
This letter WIS shown 10 Lord Hugh
Ccdl. NTH son Of the Marquis of salls-
bury ana az one tlme private secretary
to his father. as Secretary Of State for
Foreign Afnirs. and others before pre-
sentation 10 the home secretary. Sir Mat
thew While Ridley. ands IN she opinion
of the best informed barrlsters IN Eng
land. thore representations constituted an
official act on the part Of the chief jua-
tce aud tho home secretary ought 10 80
regard them"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16
KILLED OUTSIDE GALVESTON.
Those Who Met Death In the storm
nt Other Points Number 2IO.

ut bther POINTS Numhrr @lN.
Houston. Tex. sept. i5.-FollowinF Is a
revised list OF dead outside OF Galveston:
"a Arcadia-Jsmes Bodecker and son.
Mr wonord and eight others. names un-
known. total II.
A. Alvin-Mlsses NJ and S. NJ. Johnson.
Mrs Wilhelm. sister OF Mrs. Johnson:
Mrs Hawley. killed BY being blown
against a post.
on Chocolate Creek-Mr. Giiasepey.
Mrs j w Collins. Mr S. O. Lewis. Mrs
Protor OF Roseber. killed in Santa Fe
wreck
Al Marvillc-Mr. Bumpass. J. II. Rich
ardson. Jr. Mrs. Jules \. Tx Of Calves
ton county. total, O.
on Mutanr Creek-Mr J. McLain.
At Angleton-Fekhn Williams. +. J.
Dun. son. and three unknown. total 3.
At Brookside-w p. Smith and dauFh-
ter aged Is and Alice Leonari. coiored;
to<nl 2.
Al Columbla-Perry Campbell and three
unknown negroes. total 4.
Al nickinson-A mother and two daugh-
lcrs, and seven unknown men. total 10.
~ Hitch aock William Johnson and
wlfeWiulam Robinson Linnie. Mrs. PcitH.
Mary Monclona. Mr. Pnlmero. wife and
Ave children. unknown woman; unknown
boy. aged "a: George Noung. wife and
four children: r. ". O'Connor ana wife
OF Alvin. Miss: Mrs. J. ". Collins. ". =.
Hawley. son OF Hon. Joe Bodeckor. son Of
JONES BodCckcr. Hiram Johnson and vile.
william Robinson. Domenico child Mrs.
JOS. Meyer. seven unknown. found on the
prairie. three unknown. found on fence;
total a.
Al League City-w. A. williams. Mrs
LotitIa Schultz. and Mrs. Sophia Schultz;
total 9.
Al Morgan Polnt-Louis Braciqual. Billy
Jones. total 2.
Al patton-B Landrum. wife and fve
children. -- Atkins. wife ana child, Mrs.
slatom and child: Traney Lenton. wife
aud fve daughters; A. Ninson. wife and
child OF Liverpool Tex; John Glipsey; to-
tai ..
At Quintana-Fifieen convldts. six bodies
picked up on the beach. unknown hut
believed to havo noatcd over from Cal
weston; total "a.
At sandy Point-Elght negroes names
unknown.
At Messing section-Foreman Kirby
with u white men. Total Il.
At Rosenberg. l.. Cantrel. Rev. Wat
son. coleman Norman OF Needville. Mrs.
Robert Dawson and infant child of Mrs.
Graggis. child of Mrs. Kilpatrck child Of
Mrs Palm r. Charles Scott. Mary Hughes;
total 20.
AZ Richmond Eighteen reported lost.
names unknown.
At seabrook-Mrs. Fred May. Mrs. =.
Painger, Mrs. Vincent ana three children.
Mrs 5 X Milhenny. child of Rice pa-
vids. Mrs Dr. Nicholson. Mrs. Jane
Woodlock. two unknown; total. i3.
At Virginia Point-Two children OF Mrs.
Wright, Mrs Leon Cleary and three chill
iren. three negroes. two unknown negro
women. Louis DomongcauN. total IL.
At Velasco-Rev. Father ktcny. l.. W.
Porry. sam bly,. Mrs. Parker and grand
daughter: total, 5.
Al Wnllar-Mrs. Mary Proctor % Rosen-
berr killed In Santa Fe wreck on sat
urday afternoon. Grand total. 2ls.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES.
suggested as n Means of settling the
Chinese Question.

Copyright 1890. The Associated Press.
Paris. sept. i5-The unsatisfactory con-
ditlon OF the cipher messages which reach
the Powers from their representatives, in
China. especially az Pekin. has brought
forward prominently the suggestion Of an
international conference at some European
capital.
a polnt which gives additional weight
to the plan IS appreciation Of the difcu-ty
Of reaching amicabie results among the
ministers al pckin. many oi whom have
been antagonists IN their policies during
their stay there within the last few years.
could they obtain direct ana quick COM
munication with the home govcrnmcpts
The tangic wou.d be- Strengthened out. bat
under the present conditions this seems TO
be impossible.
An argument advanced against the pro-
POSED conference Is the difficulty Of the
Powers being represented by men FUZZY
conversant with oil the latest phases OF
the Far Eastern question.
some OF the details which viii be urged
la connection with the peace terms are
discussed IN diplomatic circles here. one
point strongly urged on the part OF France
Is the permanent continuance OF the IN
teruatloual agreement now tn force pro-
hibitlnx the exportaton Of arms To China.
This Is believed to bo a strong measure
OF precaution against a recurrence OF the
determined assault on foreigners.
A demand ls also made for reduction
Of the Chinese forces holding Taku and
Woo sung which are the main coast de-
fenses respectively. OF Pekin and Shang-
hal. to keep open "a more secure route
70 these cities.
Question of Indemnity.
The question OF indemnity and how Il
viii be paid Is serious problem. Tho
lndemnities are divided into three classes
those payable to the states. 90 the socle-
ties and 20 individuals. The amount which
the various states will demand will reach
an enormous sum. and the ability OF China
40 meet them with cash payments causes
concern. Great Britain's indemnify, q Is
believed here. will be not less than sixty
million francs while Russia's Will not be
FAR below this Frances Indemnity viii
bo ln the nelghborhood OF seooooo francs.
and that Of the United States, ii -
thought. will not be 80 large. on account
OF most of the American troops going from
the Philippine Islands.
In order TO meet these great claims Il is
POSSIBLE that some reform IN the internal
administration of Cnina may be necessary.
though their nature Is not yet considered.
IA is said that Russia has not heard from
her minister az Pekin for some days. and
the messages OF VI. Pichon, the French
minister al the Chinese capital. are also
de'aved. thus rot permitting the govern
ment 20 gain any new knowledge IN regard
TO the evacuation terms which are 20 be
given these officials.
IL il assea..l hero that France and Rus
STA are acting In perfect harmony, and
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16
WILL RUN oN SHORT TIME.
Many Carolina MiiI- VIII Reduce
Their Output.

Columbia. s. C.. Sept. is-More than
twenty big cotton mills IN the Greenviile
district. using nearly quarter OF a mil
lion bales annually will commence run
ming short sime Monday. This includes
the hle mills Of Piedmont and Pelzer.
Work would have been stopped weeks
ago except for desire 10 keep the en-
ployes ~ work andb brevent suffering. but
the high price Of cotton with that OF
heavy goods below the coss OF production
has caused the mill presidents TO take this
action. as the best methods Of relieving
the situation.
These mills have never before shut
down or run on half time. The mills max
ing fine goods are not IN the lss: those
affected make goods for the China trade.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16
CANNOT TRrAr wIru cmNc.
sir Robert Hart Warns AIIies of an
Expected Attack.

Copyright 1900 the Associated Press.
Pekin. sept z. via Taku. sept. is. ami
Shanghai. sept. i5.-At meeting Of the
foreign ministers here. u has been ~
cldci that they had no power a' present
to treat with Prince ching. The generals
OF the Powers also think they cannot
treat with the Prince
The Russian legation. It r. understood.
has been ordered 10 be Withdrawn. and
this Is believed 90 indicate that the future
Of China must he decided hy an intorna-
tional commission IN some foreign CAPT
tai.
sir Robert Hart. the director Of the
Chinese Imperial Maritime Customs, has
Informed the foreign generals that they
must be prepared for future hosuliues.
that the Chinese troops are concentrating
and moving on the line OF communication
between Pokin and Tien Tsin. and that
be- thought trouble might be expected by
November.
Cen Chafce believes Pekin has sum
cicnt troops to hold out against any at
tack
Prince Ching Informed Nr Conger that
the Emperor Is anxious 60 return 10 Pc
kin. and make an proper Preparations.
The Prince says the Emperor ana the en-
tire court are On small village sixty
miles away. lie will not endcavor to ne
gotla,o until the arrival Of Il Hung Chang.
who ls expected here shortly.
Lieut.. Bcnjlmln y. Hycr, commanding
sixty men OF the sixth Cavalry. was re-
Gently attacked near here by 5oo BoSers.
Re put them 60 rout. his force killing
twenty-five of them and capturing some
rifles and treasure. There were no Amer
lean casuaitfets
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16
Town Tnken by Russians.

81. Petersburg. Sept i5.-Onicsal dis
patches received here announce the cap
ture OF Fuljsrda on Sept 8, giving the
Russians command OF the Manchurian
railway. Gen. Orion and Gen. Renen-
kampf. commanding separate columns. left
Tsltikar on Sept. 6, and occupied Zan-
guandi on the 9Th. Mongolo and Fuliarda
voluntarily gave up cattle IN lieu OF taxes.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16
ANOTHER APPEAL rRoM BoERs.

They Ask Al Nations 90 Intervene
in Their strunelr.
The Hague. Sept. 1.-THE Bocr dele
gates. Mcssrs Fischer wolmerans and
nations for Intervention in South Africa
They assert that the South African re-
pnhlics have shown themselves 90 be
worthy Of liberty. and that they will con
tinue TO struggle 70 tas last breath against
Great Britain's attempt 90 annlhilate their
existence as free people.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16
NEGRO AssAILANr LYNcHEo.
Taken From "a Guard by nm Armed
Mab nnd strung IN.

Richmond. Va. Sept. i5-Yestcrday near
Arlington. Nelson county. a negro Grim
inaily assaulted Miss Ellen Bosworth. a
school teacher OF that county.
The assault was made in the woods not
far from the victims home and the negro
left her for dead. having ehoked her into
insensibiHty. The negro was arrested,
taken before a magistrate and confined
He was then started for the county seat
under guard, but was taken from the
guard by mob and hanged 10 the limb
Of a tree.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16
CHINESE SITUATION
MERLIN LOOKS UPON 1T As VERY
UNSATISFACToRY.
POWERS MAY NOT FALL OUT.
RUSSIA TO KEEP LARGE BODIES OF
TRoorS ~ CHINA.

Germany WIN Insist on Punishment
of China. Anu-ForeIEn Leaders.
France L. Talking OF an Intcraa-
tionaI Confercnce-German Corrc-
spondents say German Troops
Were the Only Ones who MIA No
Looting-No Change IN situation.
Copyright. 1900 the Associated Press.
Berlin. Sept. i5.-Thc Chinese situation
Is here deemed to he highly unsatisfactory
and most complicated. though no sensa-
tionaI events are Immediately expected.
and action upon the part Of any one Pow
cr IS not anticipated.
According to the opinion here oil the in
,erested Powers are too firmly convinced
OF che Importance OF continued harmony
and solidarity 10 jcopardizc them when no
necessity calls for So. Il is not expected
IN Berlin that either Russia or France will
kin. and IL Is believed ,he United States
will not be in any greater hurry.
Information has reached this city that
Russia. In any event. viii keep large
bodies Of troops In China. not only In the
frontier provinces OF Mongolia. Manchu-
ria and Kirin. but also in the interior and
tho coast districts OF Pe Chi Il. Tho
military commanders OF the allied forces
have agreed that under any circumstances
IL is necessary 60 strengthen the tactical
and strategicai position OF the lnternatlon-
al troops In Pc chi H. Russia. too will
Hnfa -. THrts EHss
kin
VIII Insist on Punishment.
Regarding Germany's attitude. she will
IN any case insist on severe punishment
being Inflicted on the treacherous Chinese
authorities 20 which purpose the confes-
sion of Baron Won Kettelers assassin came
opportuuely.
Germany viii not accept Ger. YunE In
as peace nesofiator. n the charges made
against Yung Lu that he led the attacks
against the Pekin legations are proved.
But Germany. though her foreign oaice
insists on the principle q severe punish
ment. does no, oppose peace with China.
as shown yes srday by the German min
lister 10 China accepting Ii Hung Chang's =
visit 10 Shanghai
Tho German papers are flled with mail
correspondence from China. mostly des-
crihing in detail events until shortly be
fore the march upon pekin. All these
letters agree in saying that Germany IS
the only Power not permitting looting and
maintaining the strictest discipline among
her troops
The German Loan.
Tho papers to-day nearly al condemn
the placing OF the German loan In the
United States as unnecessary and calcu-
lated to humiliate the nation. The Nos-
ssche zeitung prints figures showing that
the imperial government had 100000
marks on hand. ana says.
why then borrow abroad thus putting
Germany on a par with Russia and small
er and less moneyed countries. The en-
plre would not have found IL difficult to
raise tho amount here without the aid
OF any bank"
The correspondent of the Associated
Press learns however. authoritatively,
that German government circles have
been most aRrccably touched by the man
ner In which the German loan has been
taken up IN tho United States. particu-
larry al the New York Life Insurance
company's participation.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16
Loss OF LIFE 5000 TO 5000.
Ialvesfon's Calamity the Greatest
I'm COuntry's History.

Austin. Tex. Sept i5.-Gov. sayers
lst night received the following Official
report from Mayor Jones OF Galveston.
ot 10 conditions there:
Galveston Tex. Sept H.-Hou. Joseph
sayers. Governor: After the fullest
possible Investigation here we feel justi-
iei IN saying 90 you. and through you.
'' ne American people. that no similar
'taster has overtaken any community Or
pc lion in the history OF our country. The
''as Of life is appalling. ana can never
'e accurately determined. II is estimated
'i oooo to 5000 people. There Is no,
nome in Galveston that has not been In
lufed while thousands have been destroy
60 The property loss represents accum-
u'a'ions Of sixty years OF more millions
'nan can be safely stated. Under shese
conditions. with ten thousand people home
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16
OTHER DEAD REPORTED.
Several Entire Families Near Gal
weston Wiped out.

Galveston. Tex, Sept. b.-Theodore
Bebl. who lives twelve miles down the ISL
and. reports the following killed:
John schnclder's whole family.
Henry schneider's whole famely.
Fritz Oppers whole family
william Schroeder lost his wife ana
seven children.
sam Kemp. colored lost all his family.
Fritz Bochis wife.
Andrew Bochl lose his wife and three
daughters.
o. Mayer and wife.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16
GALVESTON WILL NOT DIE.
Col. West Has Great Hope I'm the Fu-
turc of That city.

'"i. Nest WAS Great Hope Tn the Fu-
turc of That city.
Washington Sept 5-Col Thomas F.
West Of Fort Worth. Tex. attorney for
The Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe road, was
here yesterday. He does not agree with
the gloomy Views concerning Galveston's
future. expressed by many. even In Texas.
io said.
Galveston Will not die whh tho present
disaster. IL IS a city OF too much pluck
and enterprise. Al one time q was de-
clared % he the woalthiest city Of It's pop
uiation IN che world
THE Wagon bridge across the hay
should not be- rebuilt az Il Is Of no prncu-
cal uiiliy - she city or tho county people
and Ia place or three railroad bridges oil
roads entering Galveston should combine
and build one double track railway bridge
from Virginia poins 10 suitable place
on the island q"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16
SAYS CHINA DECLARED WAR.
ueport Of Formal Declaration Upon
Capture of Taku Forts.

Berlin. sept i5.-The Shanghai CORE
spondent Of the L.okal Anzeiger' reports
an interview with Dr. Rostporn. secretary
OF tho Austrian legation. In which tho
secretary IL quoted as saying that the
Chinese governments presented 20 the miu-
lster a formal declaration OF war on juno
10. considering the capturing OF the Tak1
forts an act Of war. The ministers we're
requested 10 leave Pekin Ia twenty-iour
hours
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16
APPOINTMENT or YUNo III.
Minister wa omcIaIiy Notifies state
nrpnrtment.

Washington. Sept. i5.-Minister WI was
an early caller az tho State Department
to-day and spent nearly an hour IN con
ference with Acting Secretary Adee. He
notified MIR. Adee verbally OF the appoint
ment OF Yung Lu rs an envoy but had
no further Information 20 communicate
He was rather IN search or news himself
ard was much Interested IN "A short dis
match from Minister conger. describing
the conditions la Pehn.
The State Department. while declining
10 make this message public. authorized
the statement that the dispatch indicat-
ed that no change had taken place in
the political situation IN Pekln.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16
TO RESTORE FoRrIFIcATIoNs.
hoard Of officers Appointed 60 In
vestisatc and Heport.


Washington Sept. i5-WIth a view to
,be restoration Of the fortihcations in the
barbor OF Galveston. Il such thing Is
r.os.ible Gen. Wilson. chief Of engineers.
,hls morning organized board OF en-
pineer officers. consisting Of Col. Henry
M Robert. stationed az New York MAJ.
Henry NJ. Adams. stationed az New or
leans. CAPT. Charles Z. Richie, slationen
~ Galveston. and Capt Edgar Jadwin'
stationed ai New York TO meet ai Caves.
tor al the call OF the senior officer aoout
oct 20.
the hoard Is instructed % make care
mi ana critical examination Of the ie' ties
ara fortincations OF Galveston, aud 10 re-
nort 10 the chief Of engineers what action
h NECESSARY for the repair and res orauon
of ,se fortincations and harbor works
Arfinr Secretary Mdklejohn has receiv-
"a a telegram from Mayor Jones OF Gal
weston saying;
.sThe people Of the city of Galveston de-
az. ~ return 70 you their heartfelt thanks
r.,.ttpstad On Ninth paEe.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16
RUSSIA WILL WITHDRAW.
Lack of Railroad Makes staying In 4
Pekin ImpracticabIe.

FFhIu FHfHF"tFI'""FN'
Copyright. 1902 The Associated Press
Pekin. Sept s. via Shanghai. Sept. H.
II is announced that. owing to the impo'-
sibiliy Of getting the railroad through be-
fore winter sets in all tho Russian forces
will be withdrawn and viii make Tien
Tsn their headquarters. This Is causing
speculation as to Russa's policy.
Tho occupation OF Pekin during the win
ter Is practically impossible for a large
holy OF TROOPS unless railroad connection
BE- re-estahlshcd Some favor leveling
Fekln with the ground before retiring %
Tien Tsin
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16
STRIPE AMONG rue noERs.

Fighting Among Themselves and
Looting aud BurninE.
Lorenzo. Marquee. Sept. i5-Boers who
arrived here yesterday evening aver that
The Burghors are fighting among them
selves at Hclspruit and are looting aud
burning buildings.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16
ANOTHER CASE oF PLAGUE.
Makes a Total of Seventeen That
Have Appeared In Glasgow.

Glasgow. Sept iB.-Another plague case
has. been reported here, making a total OF
seventeen In addition there is one sus-
pect and fifteen persons under a.hssrva-
strn
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16

loss and destitute. with che entire popu-
htion under a stress aud strain. difcuit
to realize. We appeal directly IN the hour
oi our great emergency 20 the sympathy
ana aid OF mankind
Csigned)
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16
Waiter Jones

Waiter Jones.
Mayor
"R B Hawlcy.
Member OF Congress. Galveston District.
"McKibben
Commander Department OF Texas"
Tho Information reaching here from an
ofiieiai source states that reports Of pro-
miscuous shooting Of vandals at Calves
ton has been exaggerated.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16
A.. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 16, 1900.

that they will certainly remain IN accord
In their negotiations Tor peace.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16

CONTINUED on Third Page)
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16
MORE MINERS QUIT
OTHER LACKAwANNA COLLIERIEs
FORCED TO SUSPEND.
ALL MAY STRIKE TOMORROW.
OPERATORS DECLARE THEY WILL
YIELD NOTHING.

Probability .. That Few, 20 Any, OF
the Anthracite Mines VIII Be at
work To-morrow Miners Have
Onered 25.OOO Abie-Bodicd sscn To
Assist In Preserving order-Opera-
tors Min Concentrate All the Men
Who Do Not strike.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-11-16
QUESTION ANSWERED.

Yes, August Flower has the
largest sale of any medicine in the
civilized world. Your mothers
and grandmothers never thought
of using any thing else for indi-
gestion or biliousness. Doctors
We're scarce and they seldom
heard of Appendicitis, Nervous
Prostration or Heart failure. etc.
They used August Flower to clean
out the system and stop fermenta-
ton of undigested food, regulate
the action of the liver, stimulate
the nervous and organic action of
the system, and that is all they
took when feeling bad and dull
with headaches and other aches.
You only need few doses of
Green's August Flower, in liq-
uid form, to make you satisfied
there is nothing serious the matter
with you. For sale by w. J. Dan
iels.