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The state herald., 1901-03-15

Will exchange my stock OF general
merchandise for good land and .ome
cash. Address, Olson Frankfort. Ind.
%
The state herald., 1901-03-15

From all accounts Curtis, Nrb., seem,
to have number OF cases Of smallpox.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

Engineer Cavsnsugh OF Holdrege,
Nsb., spent Sunday in Holy oke.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

The Commerc,nl Hotel sets Hrst clas,
table at reasonable rates.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

John Peter returned this *ssk from a
visit at MeCook, Neb.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

Brady and Me'calf shoes are the best
for sale by W.R Sbamp.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

First class accommodations at the
Commercial Hotel.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

The q. d. Corset Is the best. For sals
by W. R. Shamp.
The state herald., 1901-03-15
Good helfsrs for sal-.-Ir~in Bros.

Holyoks is afflicted with the mumps at
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23

Sore throat has many names Some call
II chtarrh Of the pharynX. II Is also called
chronic tonsIltis, FoIllcular ph0yngltls
Is the name that doctors delight to call IT,
rs they generally prefer the longer words
luhuc speakers aud preachers are so prone
10 have sore throat, that II Is sometimes
called preachers sore throat
1t mikes little difference what name we
call lt--iust plain sore throat Is hard
enough 10 bear without indulging In long
names. Chronic sore throat generally he.
gins by scratching sensation In the throat
and there may be Il little dryness or CON
stant desire to keep swallowing. Painful
swallowing and hawking Is sure 10 come
later IL nothing IL done for It,
Sore throat IS almost certain, after II has
become chronic, to gradually extend down
ward to the lungs When this happens
consumption is often the result
The time To cure sore throat Is In Its
carly stages. A bottle or two of PerunH
IS sure 10 put a stop TO the whole thing.
II Mr. Charles u. Smyth whose testimonial
appears here. had used Pcrunn nj the be
ginning of his trouble. he would have heen
saved years OF sickness caused by neglect.
Ing TO use Pcruna IN time.
Charles - Smyth OF Angels Camp, Cat.
says: "Chronlc catarrh In the head. nose
and throat has been a source OF trouble
and ANNOYANCE to me for more than ten
years. ! have used all such medicines
us came under my notice as a chtarrh cure
Without any help 10 me except at times
by some, only temporary relief, but no
cure,
'Peruna is a cnre cure There are no
substitutes for Peruna, There are no other
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lie OIL SITUATION.
Why Acknowledgements Seem Slow OF
Maturity.

Maturity.
To the Edlr of The Post.
BcaumontTcxas, May 2l-The oil sit
uation still ,ngs In the balance. All the
oil found c,es from the charmed spot
on spindle pp Heights and daily the
land hoidingbecomc more valuable with
in this circlel the views of the owners.
have listen' to the fairy tales told ny
each and ever one who has just seen 1t
and chased ats the supposed reality Mtll
II faded INTO adows and find lhnt II
has bccolnce tift to tell a bigger iic Than
the other ieHo. To convince myself
now ride throli the oil field every morn
ing before guiilO the Office. Al a single
view ! can cor more than 100 derr'rks
ana all cover dly holes, or why Is II thar
none of them Mover the DIR? Allow me
TO Inform the ,nic--not what ! hear, but
what see. Win the past two hoIr>
Manhattan. FolSrd. tGober. SaFt osa ' oil
and Pipe, Texas and California on and
Refining COMPANY Bayou City ana Acme.
The outside woiHis ahead OF tho horing
to find oil At X Kelly wen. and Inc
only one in my Plon in position to find
oil at once, ] tes9Rnd found gravel with
decided indicauoHpf oil. The Forward
wed Is making M progress with excel
lent equipment, bltnot Yet deep enough
The Gober was moi work. The Saratoga
people are gettingf work In good shape.
Inc AClnf ~ PlpHSlng wen anu ldNpF-
ably. The Texas NJ California are i've,
go-lhcad people. % finest outfit In the
field is the Bayou ft and hut for so,ne
oversight Of the mn9Icturers would make
rapid progress. rhb ompany, headed by
Mr. House. Is there lind the oil II Il
is inside Of 20oo fes,nd such hole ~
they arc making IN he ground. boring
SOM. seventy-two feG estorfIay.
IL is my opinion TN beyond a question
of doubt oil VIII be Ind outside OF the
! hill top. just rs soon fpnc OF these wells
! reach the required dep A number Of
! them are already at Hk Others arrnng-
| ing 20 20 10 work. IL leasy to calculate
4 on paper the progress bgng should make,
/ but impossible to right determiue how
! many feet deep the well,re by such cal
citations and the EMPLOY at these wells
| have positive lnstfnc'onnot to talk OF
! give any information.
/ Pending the discovery oil outside OF
the heights. many are resss uneasy and
I anxious some turning loosa mart. othep
all ~ their holdings ~ loss and yolune
/ OF stocks In the varlons cspanies offered
nj sacrifice prices without 'aii. since Inc
| world looks on and calmly Its the issue
| secure n single we'll Of oil ltside 81 rho
known hold ana me entire Ing would bC
Transformed; many soild c'1nnies would
! In nounv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
0ESN0T CONTROL Sable
LUTHER KOUNTZE SAYS THE POR
is OPEN TO ALL.
Standard Has Tank There, but Othe
Shippers May Put Them In
II They Desire.

Beaumont. Texas, May 22.--NIr. Luther
Kountzc of Kountze Bros, New York
bankers, and Mr.. Herman Kountze 81
Omaha, president Of the Sabine Land AID
Improvement company left this morn NJ
for their annual visit to Sabine Pass in
company with number of gent, men WAC
are interc- ed in Sabine as port through
which to ship oil. II is the custom of these
gentlemen to visit Texas about once every
year, and their trip here at this time mas
no other Significance, so said Mr. Luth
hountze this morning.
There have hccu cNeral important rumofs
lately relative TO the relation of the stand
ard oil company with the kountZe Bros,
or the Sabine Land aud Improvement com
pany, and Mr. kountze was asked this
morning II there was any truth in the -
port that the standard had plrchasel, +
were negotiating. for the purchase OF the
land of the Sabine Land and lmprov :
,mciit company, including The shipping
terminals. docks, wharves and slips MT
Sabine, and he replied that there was an-
solu;ely no truth In IT., and that far fro y
huying IT, the Standard OH company hal
In DO manner made any otertures for 'he
land.
The Sabine Land and Improvement con,
pony owns on the gulf coast about 40 y
acres of land, which Is unincumlCred III
any way. and Mr. Kuntze said that NJ
negotiations for oil leases or ANYTHING "t
mat SORT UHi lpPn lDNuC 10 ll' ''lhP " =
lie wns asked If he intended Ia do any
thing toward prospecting for oil and re.
piled that he nj present had no plans OF
this sort whatever
Speaking further Of the prospects NJ
Sabine. Mr.. Kountze said he WAS wr'
pleased with the outlook, and with me
great changes that had come about IN
this country as result Of the oil nm II.
and he hoped that Sabine would come IN
for n large share of the export bushes
IL seems that there will he enough for
both. Port Arthur and Sabine Pass. an
Sabine stood ready to serve any Of them
"The talk about the standard oi! com,
pany hottling up this field by shutting on
| the exporting facilities Is absurd and foo'.
| sh" said Mr.. Kolntze the Stanhail
| Oil company now has large storage tanE
| and loading facilities at Sabine, and we
| are more than willing TO extend Wiling
| hand to any other exporting compnn' I,
come in there and send their oil through
this port a..
| Kountze said that the development OF
| this country had been SO rapid during th'
| rnst few months that he was not prepare
| 10 say what would ne lone toward "a
| ,nncing tho improvements at Sabine hu
| he said IL looked like the fu:ure of thl'
per was now assured.
| Messrs Koun1Ze wiz perhaps spend seV
| ernl DAYS at Sabine, and returning hcr'
| will visit In Walker county. where they
also have interests in lands and improve
| ments.
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IN THE viNToN FIELD.
The San Antonio Oil Company is Making
Good Progress,

vinton. Texas May 81. II is very diff.
cult Tor newspaper correspondents to g,t
al! tCa. ua,a as tu IA, p.Vsross MADE py
tue uriivrs III tn.s iieni, odt cNcry Ouu,
concerned Is cheeilul ahu tue worN goes
ught anead, pr J. \. spring, prcsiacnt
"a the san Antonio Oil CompauA, Muich TX
uong the prospecting mere, ,oid The t'ust
correspondents today that prospects grew
brighter VITA eacu passing day. turIner
thHn this, Nc had nU1nug TO say.
1eninch piping is now being used; the
cigh,inch wnic1 stuck IN the quicksand
has been removed. Sttcaks of oil now cat
~ tho Well ali the while whether from n
new vein or from the one passed two weeks
ago, could not be asccrtaincd. 1t Is nil.
however. aud In quantity 1t can be
scoopcd up on shovel from the pond
near by and Is very different from The
Beaumont oil. being lighter In color and
having practically no ndur.
The San Antonio oil company will erect
two more dcrricks un the Vincent land at
once; machinery for Same has been or.
dercd and will he here Within two weeks.
The machinery for the well on the Cour
mcr place Is here now and Will be set UP
Immediately.
There is an entire absence of hystcrical
excitement here everybody goes about
their business In quiet, conservative. way.
They are none the less enthusiastic. Large
land deals are made almost every day,
show "r their faith In thcir country by putting
out their own money Unless some m
TOW ard accident occurs the Spring Strib-
gcI71erally believed. Specimens OF the sand
which came from the well today Is most
intOrestlng. Under microscope II re
scmhles diamonds, cmeralds and silver ore.
The exaggerated reports srnl FROM here two
weeks ngo were the source of much harm,
hdt now that Guffey and Galley are bring
ing some capital into this country the
Stribllngs ere hari nt work qpd the Fof-
ward Reduction company making active
preparations, the atmosphere Is cienring
vlsibly and there is every prospect of great
activity before the summer Is over Thc
confidence of such men is infectious and
land owners are much encouraged.
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ORANGE OIL NOTES.
New Drill Has Been Started and Another
Is Bejnu Prepared

is Deity
Orange, Texas. May 21-After many un
looked for and unavoidable delays, the
Orange Oil Prospecting company started
their drlll today aud the work of drilling
their first well will be pushed with all
possible dispatch under the direction OF
Manager W. T. Hutchlson.
The engine, houcr aud cable for the
Chicago Orange OIL company arrived mere
today and is being placed ready for opera
ton. All of the machinery ana piping
with the exception of the Pinch rotnri, To
be used In drilling their first well, Is on
the ground, and the rotary Is expected on
every train. An experienced well drillcr
from the Corsicana ned has arrived here
To superlntend the work on this well and
Is making every arrangement to rush the
work as much as possible.
Parties coming In from the orange Oh
Prospecting eompany's well nine miles
west of Orange today report encouraging
progress, and nj the rate they are going II
will he only u short time until the oil
strata is reached
:hc Orange Danville oil and Prospecting
company have n rig en- route 10 this place
and expect 10 begin active operations In \
short time. They will sink their first well
In West Orange. sd s.,e
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100000. Directors. Samuel Newhouse.
Clarence Mackey. r. NJ, Lydg. New
York; q I. Gnney. Los Angeles, Cal; G.,
mont. s4f4
The Hardy oil company of West vir.
ginia; capital stock $4,000, was granted
authority TO do business In Texas place
OF business. Beaumont
Diamond Oh company of Beaumont; CAPT
tai stock $soo,oO0. Directors. n. +, Loo
ney. Greenyille: x. u. Gage. j. IT, bowen
Clifton. Pilot Point; W. II. Austin. III
Paso; A. McLennan. Alamo, Ca; r. Nc.
Cart, A. l.. Matlock. Fort Worth.
Hawkeye Consolidated oil and Pipe LINE
COMPANY Of Beaumont; capital stock $500.
600. Directors. y. :. Ellsworth, ] II.
Carleton. Iowa Fail, Iowa; &. II. Richard
son Belmond. Iowa: A, e. Ripley, w. A.
Amsden. Grctna, la. Isaac Smeigard, NJ d.
A. Fell. Beaumont
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ranging to locate at Houston, where he WI
engage In The real estate business. I've may
return TO SedalIa Id the near future WV
II VIII be only temporarily
Mr.. Blair owns 0400 acres IT lapa ~ me
Demon Mound country In Brazoria e'unss.
No oil wells have yet heen sunk Y tans
section. hut the surface indications "
favorable Mr.. Blair's land Is not on CIV
market. neither for sale nor trade ~,
pair SAYS and land huyfng and selling Y
induleed In on an extensive scale an ~
sections, ~ ,.. a<,><
n. lies from, beaumont the center of the 81
district. and strangers from score 81
States ore fioekiug there. The boom - "a "a
bnf the hotel rates have not been ~.
ranced and every prcspecior II sisen IN
glad hand. H 49, ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
Work Near DAYTON.

Dayton. Texas. MAY %, The material
for the oil derrick about hfty feet from
the McGown gas well Is on the ground.
also the lumber for the derrick fr The
looks for fine machinery at any time and
will begin operations aS soon as things can
he got In readiness.
Mr. Brown has his derrick erected near
Stllson nnd all fhe machinery on hand.
The Trinity VALLEY oil company Is ms yet
undecided whether y VII pnt us nrst well
MrGop'n's or at It's gas well six miles east
of that point near the Trinity river. The
machinery Is In transit.
While some land In tho oil belt has been
sold for good prices. set there Is abundant
room for spectators. plenty NJ land being
offered at very fair prices for Immediate
acceptance
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Hotel Wellington, !
Washington, D. c.

remedies that are just as good. Insist upon
having Pcruna. Peruna never fails. Ii Is
al old, well tried remedy.
MY physician. 10 whom | applied, did
not do any better. My troubles became
worse and my suffering increased instead
OF improving.
Loss Of appetite. sleep and flesh, be-
sides continual coughing and pain, showed
TOO plainly that my case was desperate
one. lost almost all faith in the so-called
cHtnrrh cures. when | read about perunl,
Thanks TO Or. Hartman's invention.
now enjoy MS good health as | ever did
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23

are still boring for water, but II oil viii
force Itself on them Mr.. Wood will give
IL a chance 10 develop Its capacity.
The Welsh OH aud Land Development
boring for oil on other lands,
There Is No boom here. but steady
strong growth In the town, caused from
the opening M OF more rce farms and
rapid development OF this immediate vicini
ity. The increase In acreage OF rice this
year will he fully JOG per cent,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
A etrike in Starr County.

Corpus Christi, Texas. May IA prl-
waite message was received here today
from Rio Grande CITY announcing that
The well horers ou Judge j. n. Monroe's
ranch In Starr county Ind struck n flow
Of oil In the second well bored there.
The informant did not state what guam.
tity Of the oil there was hut said indicp.
lions were n hlg flow would be struck In
n short time The oil Is said to be ~
a stronR nnallty and several hotties Will
he Gent here for analysis soon. Judge
Monrne's tract consists Of 100000 acres
near the river
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
TRINITY MINERAL NEWS.
Copper, Zinc and Other Ores Have Been
Found

Trinity, Texas Man 21.--Mr. J. r. Val
entne, president Of the Trinity OH com
pany. is here today after weeks absence
on account of sickness in his family at
Crockett. lie reports everything favorable
aud says his company will begin boring
here as soon as the machinery arrives II
is 10 he shipped May %
Mr. b. c. Huchcns. who has been leas-
ing land for n Fort Worth company which
Is headed ny Mr.. John b. Slaughter, re
ports that he has found valuable copper
Zinc and other mineral In large quantities
on land leased by him within few miles
of Trinity. and that the same will be de
vcloped as soon us his company can get
10 IT,
ON Mr.. John Dunnum's place four tnIlcs
south of Trinity, Mr.. iiurnrps found iva
old flint and steel guns buried about h'tecn
fee, apart. tho muzzlcs projecting, the
stocks having rotten entirely away. MIR.
Huchcns believes there Is some valuable
deposits near this spot
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
BIG LAND DEAL.
Fourteen Thousand Acres Near Lake
Charles Leased.

Lake Charles, La, May 21.--Thc For.
ward Reduction company has closed leases
for 1900 acres Of land. located due north
OF Iowa, IN the eastern part Of this parish
The land Is principally located IN town
ships rishi ana nine sonih, ranges SIX and
the company shall commence operations On
a well 10y May 2S. and n site has been
chosen and the lumber for the derrick az
to the Sulphur conpnny's holdings has
been bored 20 the depth of 800 feet, aud
the s-inch pipe drawn. preparatory To put
The utmost secrecy is maintained 10y the
employees. arS very little information nns
beer allowed Ia leak out The strntiht a.
iIon proved very similar to that at Su pnur
mines
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23

Do not leave home on Journey without
a bottle OF CHARACTERISTICS Collie. Cholera
aud D.arrhoea Remedy. II IL almost GER
tain TO be needed and can not be procured
while you are on board the cars or steam.
ship. II Is pleasant. safe and reliable ror
sale by all druggists.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
NEW OIL COMPASS
Five OF Them Have a Connled can;,.t
OF S2,35o, 600

Austin Texas, May 90. I'll following
oil charters were hled today:
Sabine Tram OH company oteanmont:
On uttal stock s5n0,0O0. Direct6 ~ X
smyth. Frank Alvey. G.. =. Wen. Beau.
mont: ] r. Smyth, W A.. Sih. FRED
cheesman. W. ]. Sanders. NeSn conn.
~; a. q. SMITH. UvaIde, and CIV. Arm.
strong, Tarrant.
The Ripper OIL company Of Tas husi.
ness ofnce at Beaumont; capil stock
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
STRIKE NEAR WELSH.
Man Borine Tor Water Ran into a Vein
Of Oil

Of Oil.
Welsh. la. May % Quite ripple Of
excitement ran over town today when
message came IN from u. S. Woods plant
with the news that they had struck oil,
bringing a bottle full as proof ~ his
report. In smell. look and color II t. the
same as that OF the Beaumont gnshers
Mr. Wood Is not horing for oil but water.
This vein was struck NJ a depth OF 2f5
feet. fows freely but Is no gusher. They
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23

sleep soundly, have
excellent appetite,
and having gained
In weight more
than ! ever did In
my life. | have
used nine bottles OF
peruna and no 9th
or medicine, to eff
feet my cure, and |
can most sincerely
recommend 1t TO a
suffering humanity
afflicted az ! have
been. Charles u.
Smyth.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23

Charles D SmYth No other remedy
Is 50 widely known and universally used
for sore throat coughs, colds, la grippe and
all other catarrhal diseases
Address The Pcruna Medicine Co. of Co
mmbus. ohio for handsomely illustrated.
free book on cntarrh. IL treats OF the
many phases ana stages of winter catarrn
and their cure.
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OIL, OIL LANDS,
OIL LEASES,
OIL STOCKS,
~ REAL ESTATE,
hyeIs OF syndicaIes and Corporations for
purchase. Sale and DEVELOPMENT
OF UiI and neral L IDS

uIenase, Sale and Develoomeut
n OF oii and neral L q IDS
on orders orders we buy and sell stocks Of all
OH conpanles, but will not represent any
H. er,iiIpahy TO advertise it's stock unless
tnl,s,ine status OF organization and capt
to M so may be published. Money sent
only ha Investment at our discretion Will
synd,es, used In the formation of mutual
tf tbs Us and companies for the purpose
rnent q, e uurcnase, sale, lease and develop
marketiro OIL lands. and the proper care and
cred H. OF oil or other minerals scoy
Gates y, 'ne boring OF wells. Such syndl-
ali suSs.Spn companies 10 he strictly mutual,
basis as ipers 10 same being on an equal
Thosa on the ground floor"
10 snes VINO desire 10 interest themselves
please syndicates and companies VIII
hfor,nsann Nlse us, that we may keep them
whieS 80 to sub special opportunities
An srein 70 promise favorable results
storis 'rInehs placing lands. leases and
ehase "nh us for sale or orders 10 pur-
felve ZANE, at limited prices, Will re-
brice IN luz tull benefit OF any variation IN
ncta a snels favor we may procure. We
4 V,,,n,,s speciality OF placing contracts for
- rpo ~ petroleum to consumers.
NV. GAMBLE g. CO.,
no !. Investment Agents and Brokers.
am Street. HOUSTON. TEXAS.
'uf al In For sale-Reai Estate.
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of
Hotel Wellington !
Washington, D. c.
The Peruna Medicine Columbus. o.:
GentIemen"Ater the of Peruna for a short time
| grand can
a caarrh"-R c.
Oraffe
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pEcos VALLEY OIL NEWS.
Two Companies Are to Sink Wells IN a
Short Time.

Two Companies Are to Sink Wells IN
Short Time.
Barstow, Texas May 90 Two companies
have been organized To prospect 70 oil IN
the Pecos valley. The Beaumont FL Peso
Oil and Development company VIII login
operations near Van Horn in 9bput weniy
days. II has the machinery Oh the alornd
and Is only waiting for the piplng 10 ar
rive to begin work. The compnn'S Prop
erty is located In a vail y, i.Nl5 E'ies'
which is the basin 'or n TERRITORY 81 81 cut
800 square miles. Several surface "tl's
which were put down In This valley som,
years since by stockmen Hrre lbGndt ned
on account of the oil in the wntc"
There were two biologists ~ peroS rev
days since and n gentleman overheard Me
passing one remark, - ihh nther tnlt nc
had made mp his mind from hia itresiita'
lions that the whole Pec1s valley was M
Another company las heca formed r. de
vclop the oil field near Fort stockton. ~
company. when completed; VIII he Cali,
forula and Texas people. The StocE'on on
Is said TO be 80 per cent purer man lb'
one transaction has inst taken .rlasscc, II
this field the consideration being s4i 500.
company has been organl sel In reeo'
TO sink well for soft water Z IL ~
intention 10 go down 1000 fret II soft walti
is not found before reaching thar DEF IA
A good flow OF water Is sDtained az fe.ol
AZ from 1T5 to 295 feet but u Is not shct
water as can he used In boiler
good many strangers are coming IN ahl
II iooks like boom was Just about ready
| 10 break loose az Pecos.
| No conservative oil company should IN
| dertake 10 sell stock without few acre
! Of land on High Island 20 make certan
! barter than they were at Gladys iIill
| With ope or two small exceptions IN
| island Is leased by Lucas ana deyeiopmen
1 Ifnr r0u
| commence shortly,
| have four tenscre tracts for sale q
| High Island at o bargain 10 nrst corners
| Address J. z. Bronssard' beaumont ieNa'
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No
Ambition

VI feel so completely run
down. | am so easily tired.
MY nerves are weak, and |
am just about discouraged"
Your doctor calls this
anemia,' or poverty Of the
blood. A great many people
have it every spring.
And a great many physi-
clans prescribe Ayers Sar-
Saparilla for it, too. And why
not? We tell them all the
ingredients, and this makes
them confident that there is
nothing its equal for making
pure, rich blood.
a.oo bottle. All druggists.
J.C.A AVER CO., Lowell, Mass.