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MAY BE A CALL FOR AID.
Feeling Against TomIirson and Gains
in Lawrence County.

A telephone message was received at the
Governors office. yesterday. from Judge
Martin, of the Lawrence county Circuit
Court. to the effect that there is much
feeling against Oliver Tomlinson and
Charles Gains. who have confessed to the
murder of Frank Lantz. and IL is feared
the authorities may not be able 10 protect
the prisoners when they are brought back
from Jacksonville for trial. Judge Martin
said he wished to notify the executive de-
partment in order that a call for aid might
be responded 10 promptly.
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At LOO o'clock yesterday afternoon the
first car over the Greenfield electric line
to make a regular trip to indianapolis
without change at %Irvington arrived with
thirty-two passengers. The car left Green
field at 1915 o'clock. The prospects for the
future of the company. its officers say,
are very fattering, as the receipts of the
road UP to this time have far exceeded
their expectations. During the first two
months of operation the total number of
passengers handled by the road was s.. 7OS.
1t is expected the road will be extended
through TO Knightstown.
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DEPUTY BRANHAM's PRISONER


Last Saturday Deputy United States
Marshal Branham went to South Bend and
arrested Joe Medo. on the charge of in
terfefing with the delivery of mail. Medo
drove into a mail wagon. and when the car
rier came out of a house near by to ex-
postulate with him. il is charged that Medo
knocked him down and kicked him. Medic
was given a hearing before United States
COMMISSIONS Sherwin at Goshen yesterday
and bound over 70 the federal grand Jury
in the sum of $1,000. In default of bond
Deputy Marshal Branham brought his
prisoner TO Indianapolis last night and
locked him up i'm the Marion county jail.
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S. y. Barclay, a fire insurance rating
expert. is in the city to work In conjunction
with other experts and Inspector Goodloe
on the rerating OF Indianapolis insurance
rates. The inspectors say they will require
some time TO make thorough Investigations
before they can decide on the new sched-
ule TO be placed in this city. The report
OF the inspectors will be considered by
the local fire insurance agents and then
sent TO the committee OF Chicago mana
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PRACTICAL THINGS OF LIFE.
Teachers Impressed with Importance
of Teaching Common sense"

The attendance at the Marion County
Teachers Institute maintained its normal
standing yesterday. w. w. Parsons, of the
State Normal School. talked about the re-
dictionary forces acquired by habit and
their influences. lie said education is an
requirement OF habit. He said with the
habit of mind ard activity corrected there
fs nothing left for education. j. X. Alley. of
the State University, talked upon the de-
ye1opment of the mind Of a child from the
time IL enters schoo until the usual educa-
tionai course is completed. He impressed
upon the teachers the Importance of teach
ing common sense" rather than theory.
and said the practical things of life are
more important TO teach a child In prepare
ton 70 go out into the world. than Opinions
Of philanthropicaI dreamers
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Srecial to the indianapolis Journal.
FORT WAYNE. Ind, Aug. 29.-Frank
Burke addressed an audience of 500 tonight
at the Saengerbund Hall. which is the
county headquarters of his party. He re-
reated his indianapolis speech, but included
some heated remarks at the editorial dis
cussion in the indianapolis Journal of the
Thompson, DENLY and English letters. He
accused DENLY of playing to officeholding.
He was severe in his reference to William
Dudley Foulke and his recent speech.
which he said derided the consent of the
governed theory and declared the equality
clause an academic illusion. His audience
was mostly Democrats. but was never once
lea to general applause. His speech con-
tanned no reference TO any practical cues
ton at issue. Judge collars presided at the
meeting.
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AN ARMED
Creates a Disturbance on South Della
ware street.

An Italian. armed with a knife and re-
voIver. created a disturbance on South Del
aware street early yesterday morning and
caused many persons TO run for places OF
safety. He gave the name of Joseph Florio
n claimed he resided in Evansville. He
was first locked vi on a charge of drunken
ness and later the charge was changed to
insanity.
Florio was at police headquarters late
Thursday night claiming to be i'll of ty-
phoid fever and demanding attention. He
became so annoying that he was finally
forcibly elected by Desk Sergeant Hyland.
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Joint Committee Meets.

The joint committee representing local
insurance agents and the Merchants AS
socis ton met at the Commercial Club yes
terday and discussed plans TO nave the
Indianapolis fire department improved.
Nothing was given out and no definite
steps taken. as the committees will prob
ably wait TO hear from the special com
mittee of the Council. which will investi-
once.
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urged them 10 buckle to- the work of
defeating Organism this year; told them
they are always welcome at State head
quarters and said he himself was enter
taining eight OF the delegates to the Afro
American Council at the Denison Hotel.
where. said Mr.. Hernly, they are treat
ed with perfect equality and eat at the
same table as the other guests of the
house" The meeting resolved itself into
a Republican love feast for a few min
utes and the crowd then dispersed, feel
ing happy and satisfied.
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Big Four

In the Big Four Brightwood yards yes
terday morning a collision caused eight
cars to be derailed and overturned on the
track. No one was injured and the loss
was small.
A break beam which dropped on the
track was the cause of another accident on
the Big Four at the crossing of the Van
daiia and Belt railroads yesterday morn
ing. Several cars were derailed but there
was little damage.
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Police Court Cases.

Charles Hess, a fruit dealer at the East
market. was fined SIS and costs in Police
Court yesterday for selling unwholesome
fruit. He was arrested several days ago
after selling fruit which the Board OF
Health officers had condemned and rem
oil over IL.
Bruce L. strsde. foreman for James Nc
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]. Burgess Brown, campaign musical
composer and leader of the Baldheaded
Glee Club. has issued a pamphlet of songs
entitled the Rough Rider for the present
campaign Among the songs are "Kurnel
Bryan's Mule" and 1.-The Democratic
Populistic-Silver-plated Kid"
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A challenge has been issued by b. l..
Allen, Prohibition candidate for Congress
in this district. to Representative Over
street, Republican candidate, and Frank
B. Burke, Democratic candidate, for a
series of joint debates.
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j. Frank Hanly's speaking itinerary is
being arranged by the Republican State
committee. Mr.. Hanly is to address the
citizens of Muncie Sept. u. He will have
a big meeting at S~helbyville or the 18th,
at which he will nave the assistance of
Frederick X. Lands, the brilliant young
orator of Logansport. Mr.. Hanly will
speak at Washington, Davies county,
Sept. Is.
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Mrs. f. I. McWhirter, president of the
State w. C. T. L., says that organization
cid not lave published in its official organ
a form of prayer operated on the endless
chain plan intended as a means of assist
ing in the defeat of President Mckinley.
Such a form was published in their paper,
but the officers of the association say il
was without their authority.
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DEMANDS $4,000 DAMAGES,
Suit of William III. Williams on Ac'
count of His wife's Death.

William H.. Williams. administrator of
the estate of Maggie Z. Williams, brought
suit against the Indianapolis Gas Company
yesterday for $4,000 damages. He alleges
that the gas company failed to furnish a
proper supply of gas at his home. 81 North
Gale street. Brightwood, in the winter and
spring of 1898, causing his wife to become
iii and die.
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Williams & Co, of Louisville, who are do
Ing some of the work on the courthouse i'm
provements. was In Police Court yesterday
On tn. charge of embezzling 500 from the
firm. he waived examination and was held
TO the grand jruy.
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The various subcommittee have been APP
pointed to prepare for the meeting of the
National Association of Democratic Clubs
in this city on Oct. 8 and 4.
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Political Notes.

Governor William S. Taylor. Of Kentucky.
is to deliver an address at Kokomo next
Tuesday.
Charles f. Remy. candidate for r~e-elec-
ton TO the office of reporter of the Supreme
Court, will speak at Greentown, Ind, to-
night.
Attorney General William l.. Taylor will
address a meeting at Huntington on the
political issues of the day on Saturday.
Mr.. Taylor goes 10 Peru to deliver a po-
litical speech next Wednesday.
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seeking a Youn. Dentist.

Sheriff ". B. Snow. OF Kalamazoo. Mich,
has asked Sheriff Clark for information
relative 70 f.. c. Rood, = young dentist.
who disappeared from Kalamazoo and Is
suppose 70 be IN Indiana. He Is thought
20 be demented.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-08-30

Walter E. Smith will erect a new BUSH
ness block at the northeast corner of
Washington street and Whittier place.
~irvington. Work on the building will be
begun next week.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-08-30

The indianapolis Fire Insurance Com
pany, which began business Sept. 1. 1899.
has succeeded in obtaining over SIS. 600 in
premiums, and the losses have been less
shantnT. once. No. lis East Make stresi
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Rig -FOUR ROUTE.
Excursion to Lafayette, Sunday, Sent.
18th, d Auspices of Lodge o.,
knights of Pythias.
S1.OO-Round Trin-SI.OO,

Tickets will be sold at correspondin
rates from intermediate points. Special
train will run as follows: Leave Indian.
apolis 1:45 a. m; leave Lafayette 7:3O d. m.
For tickets and further particulars call or
committee. Harry South, w. s.. Gordon,
Charles Girton, John w. Wyatt, A. T.
Boyle, or at Big Four offices.
H. M. BRONSON, A. G. p. A.
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$1-Lake Maxinkuckce and Return-sI
Sept. 2.


Special train leaves Indianapolis 7:30 a. m
Returning, leaves the lake at $50 %. m.
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BIG -FOUR ROUTE.
Cincinnati Excursion Sunday, Sept.
I'd. Si.25 Round Trim.
PENNSYLVANIA LINES

Special fast train. making no stops in
either direction, leaves indianapolis T:30 a.
m. Returning leaves Cincinnati ZOO d. M.
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Tickets will be sold Sept. 6 and
Saturday. Sept. s, good returning 30 DAYS.
For further Information address w. w.
RICHARDSON, ID. p. A, Indianapolis.
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$1i.OO-Mackfnac Island-$11. 90.
$1O.OO-Mackinaw City-S1O.OO.
Via c., HI. & ID. and MICHIGAN
Central, Tuesday, Sept. 4th.

Tickets good thirty days, with privilege
OF returning via ID. & G. steamer For
details call on ticket agents or
R. p. ALGEO d. p. A..
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81. Oo-ExCURsION-s5.OO.

Account Rush County Fair. Tickets sold
Aug. rs to 81; final return limit Sept. 1.
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BIG FOUR ROUTE.
Danville. ILL.,. Excursion, Sunday. Sen,
2. 81 .OO-Round Trip-SI. q q

Special excursion train leaves Indian.
apolis at TBS a. H..
Opening day of Interstate Exposition and
Carnival; also sacred concert.
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New Pianos. SIS. at wulscnnsr'a ..
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BUSINESS SKILL
REQUIRED.

The Union Trust Company has large expert
ence in the investment of money, and has the
best opportunities and knowledge at its COM
mand. 1t is conservative in every respect, and
believes in taking no risks i'm order to get high
interest at the risk of the principal. Ii will be
glad to advise with any persons having money
to dispose of or TO take charge of the funds or
persons who feel unable TO manage for them
selves.
the company.
Insurance written in first-class companies.
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PENNSYLVANIA LINES.
Grand Excursions.
11.OO-Mackinac IsIand-$11. 90.
PetOskey and Traverse City,
$1O.00-Round Trip-$IO.OO.
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DunIap's Celebrated Hat.
RIG FOUR

At Seaton's Hat Store.
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speaker said that sometimes he is met
by Democrats with the statement that
prosperity comes from God. not from Nc
Kinley. 10 which he makes answer that
the same God ruled above when Grover
Cleveland was President and men out of
work banded themselves together in Cox
ey's army and went to Washington to APP
peal 10 the administrator TO do something
for the destitute laboring men of the coun-
try. The Republican party was founded
upon the rock of manhood and right" said
the speaker, and II you want to be on
Gods side you have got to be with the
Republican party.
MUST STAND TOGETHER.
In conclusion Mr.. Crews said: IF we
would succeed in life we have got to stand
| together. shoulder TO shoulder. each man
| doing his part to bear the burden which
rests so heavily upon our race. If we stand
by the matchless William Mckinley, who.
in 1861. along with you. my brother.
shouldered his musket and marched away
from home and family to fight for four
| years that this flag might remain unsullied,
that the shackles might be stricken from
the limbs of our race. that we might be
guaranteed the privileges granted us by
the Constitution; IL We do our duty and
stand by Roosevelt. who was willing TO
fight with his black brothers in defense
OF his country's honor: II we stand by the
men who stood by us instead of standing
with that knight of the Golden Circle.
Adlai e. stevenson. ana That other gallant
| soldier. that dress parade colonel (laughterl
| who, when they were about TO send his
regiment TO Cuba, resolved that IL was
his duty TO remain az home and save his
| country Tlaughterl-William j. Bryan-we
will bury Bryan and Stevenson SO deep on
the 9Th of next November that when Ga
| brlel blows his trumpet they won't be
able 10 respond"
AT the conclusion OF Mr.. Crews's ad-
| dress. there were loud calls for Chairman
| Hernly, who finally came forward and gave
| THE boys one OF his plain talks. He
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-05
Dubois Ilrcuh Court

viii q nycne next Monday, witt
u ocket ,ic uJ,s follow : Ihtr
are sixf,-pnr criminal eases o. the
a. cket, reaching back lor s-vrra
=, ars in which the def nlints .av.
not been arreSied-mo-t IA of then
having gone to ken'irNy.
OF cases for tiil the 1T is com
posed Of 4 for etlit Larceny; = fol
carrying oinceard weapons; 8 fen
a. 4 H.; 2 FIR keeping inmora
houses & for A. & B with intent I,
commit felony; 3 surety OF the
u ace; | for delivering liquor 70
minor; 2 for selling liquor to minor
> or selling liquor on Sunday fo1
drawing a weap IN; ! for riot 3 fol
tre,pass. Total, 33.
On the OWL docket there are 2
old cases, continued FIR iiual settle
ment; 10 old cases for ba tardy, il
which the defendants have not beer
found; ) for divorce; 2 civil action
| appeal from a y. r.; on chang
from Warrlok uoantyi | Tor frandu
lent marriage; , ga rdian's peti
,i,ns in regard To real estate;
SANDER; | partition; on account,
| on forfeited recognlzinoe; tore
closure Of mortg ge; 4 on notes
making - cases ut for trial.
There are also 80 De cases urde
Amusement. decisions ia which ma,
be announced during the term.
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PERSONAL.

J. Il. McFall left for Indianapolis
Tuesday evening, to attend the
Democratic clubs.
Mr.. II. l.. Be.z, PHI. Guckes, and
about 20 others will go to Washing
ton tomorrow to hear Bryan.
Mr.. Wendell Leighton returned
Saturday from viewing the carnival
at Louisville.
DIR. b. b. Brannock went to In
dianapolis Tuesday, to attend a
meeting Of the county Boards OF
Health Of Indiana.
A. B. krempp and family, Hen
ry lIetti IN and Geo. Smith went to
st. Louis Monday to see the Yelled
Prophets.
Judge Ely returned last week
from visit to a son in Albuquerque
New Mexico, to he ready for court
next week.
Mrs. Conrad and Mrs. Ignatz
Ecke.' returned Saturday from their
visi. 20 Cincinnati.
Rev. Basil Heu.ler, went to New
Albany Monday morning.
Miss Bessie Smith, of TT.
Wayne, is visiting her sister, Mrs
&. n. Douglass, in Jasper.
Mrs. Will Eckart, of Fl. Wayne,
is visiting Mrs. Geo. Bayless, in
Jasper.
Rev. L. S. Horton, OF Ireland,
left Monday for his 18th year in the
G. +. College at Lebanon, Tenn,
and he expects to graduate next
year.
Hon. NJ. A. Sweeney and Bomal
Traylor, Esq, left Monday fr Indi.
annapolis, to be on hand at the open
ing Of the convention Of Democrat
ic clubs, on Wednesday, as dele
gates from the Jasper Bryan Club.
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A Thousand TOngus.

Could not express the rapture Of Annit
T.. Springer, OF l25 Howard ST., Phila
delphia, Pa, when She round that DIR
King New Discovery for Consumption
hal conn., ,ietely cured her Of hacking
congn that Tor many years had made
lie a burden. All other remedies and
doctors could give her no help, but she
says OF this Royal Cure: 1T soon re-
leved the pain in my chest and can
now sleep sonndly, something ] could
not do before. feel like sounding
its praises throughout the Universes'
so will every one who tries DIR. Kings
New Discovery for any trouble Of the
throat, chest or lungs. Price 50c. and
81 90. Trial bottles free al NJ. Fried
man Drug Store; every bottle guaran
teel
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-05

MARRIAGE LICENSES. Herman
Ian and Elizabeth Hardick; Casper
Schuch and Mary Voges; Leander
Kirwer and Emma Schuler; Frank
+. Miller and Lula ]. Brett Joseph
Brown and Minda Bement; Joseph
Goetz and Anna Kluemper; Levi
Berry and Helena Gehl; John A.
Hochgesang and Minnie Wibbels
Anthony Knebcl and Rosa I.
Scherer.
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Col. G.. G. ScHREEpER The for
mcr editor Of the Argus, Of Dubois
county, but who went back TO Ev-
ans,ile to live severa years ago,
was on Tuesday nominal d by the
r .pubIicans Of the "shoe string"
district, Vandeiburg, Gibson and
Knox counties, as their candidate
for representative in the Legisla-
tur.. Col. Schroeder has many
friends in Dubois county, notwith-
standing he is a stalwart Repub
Iican. Fur those who believe in i'm
per alism he is an ideal candidate
who will have no qualms Of con.
science. nor deceit, in following the
lead Of the Republican party,-nc
matter if il loads to Hadcs. II the
Representative is to he Isepub-
lican, not better one could b.
found in the district. But If Dem
ocrats do their duty, an anti.im
perialist will warm that seat the
coming winter.
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JURORS Jury c)minissi Dners NJ.
A. Clark and Geo. Jacobs on Mon
day drew the petit and grand Jurors
for Oc,ob n term Of cIrc iii court.
Tho grand jurors, however. are not
likely To be called The following
is the r gnlar panel Of petit Jurors:
j. Il Jacobs, IIal.; John A Brit
tim, + ii Holder, Boone; James
KellamS. jeff RS ~; Conrad l. kert,
John ~ kurblrr, Cambridge; JOS.
=. Burger. James |. Norman, Mad
iscn; Mat DING r, Ferlinanh; j.
VI Rnci. Cpluinbii; l. i'rrit-
wei~rr, Marion; +. L Brandick
Patpka.
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According to the Sioux Indian
weather prophets, il is going to be
"A hard winter. These predictions
are based on the fact that the buila-
10 grass shows a heavy crop Of
seeds, which, the redskins declare,
IS sure sign Of severe winter and
deep snow.
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Ii Heals the Lungs.

Wn,n suffering from a racking cough,
taSe dose cf rolrv's lIofey and Tar.
The soreness will ne relieved and a
warm, grateful feeling and healing Of the
parts alirrtc will be ex. erienccd. Take
hi substitute Martin Fire Imam.
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am not doctor, but AIT for Hughes
Tonic, the most reliable Chill and Fever
cure on earth. Also for Or. kerr's Veg
etabe Nerve and Blood Restorative.
warranted 10 cure Liver and Kidney
trouble and blood purifier. formerly
sold by Joseph Whelps, kyana; money
refunded if not cured. Also agent ior
the world renowned DIR. Lochers' Rheu
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cases of long standing when all other
remedies have failed. can give testi-
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American Western Wash Machine, SUI
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ing tables, Enterprise sausage machines
and lard presses and the reliable nursery
stock of Chase Bros, Rochester, y. Y.
Pm. KAsrNER, SR.,
At Farmers Hotel, Jasper, Ind
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ssA-The Huntingburg post office
was burglarized Friday night last,
and the safe broken open, and $ll
taken from a registered letter, some
small change from the cash drawer,
ard some stamps. A sledge ham
mer, punches and chisel were
stolen from Klueh's smith shop,
with which the work was done.
The stamrs were found Saturday in
a stable ncsr the =. o.
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Ara grand. but skin eruptions rob life
OF 10y. Bucklep's Arnioa Salve curea
them; also old, running and fever sores,
ulcers, boils, felons, corns, warts, cuts,
bruises, burns, scalds, chapped hands,
cnilblains. Best pile cure on earth:
Drives out pains aud aches. Only "a
cents box. Cure guaranteed. Sold
by NJ. Friedman, druggist,
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startling incident ~ which Mr.. John
ohcr, u Philadelphia, wa the snbIcc'
y narrated by him as follows: ~ was
~ a most dreadful condition. Ny SKIN
sr a'mo-t yellow, eyes sunken'
tnsce coated, pain continually in back
aai site no appeiits grad ially grow
weaker day by day. THREE physi-
@tns ial gwen ma up. Fortunately,
ineni advised trying Elsrtrir l'ii'ers,
AMI y my great Joy and surprise, me
iirsi bottle made adecided Improvement
continued their use fol three weeks
aud am now well man. ! know they
saved ny life anI robhel the grave OF
another yiclin." No one shonId fail 'c
~ 4. On!y 30 ecnlS vsy bottle at Mar
tin frelmln'a Drug Stare.