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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-10-05
10 YOU
LOVE YOUR
HUSBAND?

and leave him than We best bowel and liver tonic Wo
o. edLaras They take them candy. Cascarss are NAV
sa ao nss act just ike nature Get box and you milo
boxes a v nave ave your E money back That's FAIR II We sold over
a s box soc box months BAD I r
ps te snDss the tablet c. c. Get the
what you ask Tor and you will be satisfied - : s - 49, W
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-10-05

The Public Awards the Palm to Hale's
Honey of Horehound and Tar for coughs.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-10-05

4 man well posted in cattle matters
states that meal and huIls will bring
this season 500 and 81 respectively per
ton. If these prices are to prevail and
the market for fatTeNas steers should
not average better than last season,
what, then, can a feeder afford TO pay
for his steers? Expenses for feeding
and handling a steer from the pasture
to the market scales will scarcely
average less than $50, consequently,
n steer bought at, say $50, on the grass
and weighing 1000 pounds, would
have to gross S52 before he saves a
loss. If the steer goes on feed weigh
ing 1000 pounds and weighs 1900
pounds in the market and sells for as
little as S4.35, there is no money made
and reasonable profit is not had I'M
less the sale is an high S4.7j. Some
people say that such cattle will bring
SIS per 100 pounds this season, and this
may be true. If so, there would be
money in them for the feeder, pro-
yided he could buy on the basis of So
per 100 pounds; but the owners of cat.
tie suitable for feeders are demand
| ing more money for the cattle. Tn.
! der such circumstances the feeding
business is speculative proposition
at least it seems to appear that way
to the fceder.--Farm and Ranch.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-10-05

Piso's Cure for Consumption Is an infalli-
bic medicine for coughs and colds-N w.
Samuel, Ocean Grove, N, j.. Feb. II, 1900.
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CrusIleM Amin.

Sweat or fruit acids will not disc 59t7a,
goods dyed with PUTNAM FADELESS
DYES. Sold by druggists, Zoe. package
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-10-05

The early morning bath hath gold in its
mouth.-Franlin
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-10-05

The chewing gum trust causes more jaw
ng chan any other.-Atchison Globe.
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Dropsy treated free by DR.. Fl. II. Green's
Sons, of Atlanta, Ga. The greatest dropsy
SPECIALISTS in the world Read their adver-
tisement in another column of this paper.
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The HOG FOR The PACKER.
-. R.ron HoG the Most Desirable
aud the Most Profitable
For tAe Kaiser.

Al --..-,.s r S,.-ff. Of Chicago. has
- and instructive article .a
=. - :. .rebs-i On ~rhe HlE
- -. Want. NJ. zleun srom
~. ~ ---..r. .,,- ths fsvorite weigh
~, -. J., s-l. minds. Sich hogs
:. ,, r,-.,.- ,,,. -,satage Of high
- 49, anal ar, not TOO aas
~ r,-.5 i s..,rre ami high thu
,.,-5.-,-,,r s,---rrbe better There
.,Iy.vs =, rood demand tor hogs
,,...5-s.-.- .~,m no to l90. z they are
,,,s-,4s.. ,.ar,5.g 5or making the
49, r,saa Llles fsd 5a corn 4s
,,5.r- s-a ugsa t>.r4a}e, Hogs ted
~ s5fe T5g8 4Caras anal NUS, mas
,.t, ,,f an.es! - bic bacon. Packer,
,r,t-- eer,-a.-.~ lr Poland China~
,..a.,.s -l-g reid tae largest re-
.-r-,-.- ,s r,1u-1rteey meaL N1rS-
..,.-.~ and ranvgrshs are better foo
.t-..,- mao s5zl-priggd lae0u, Suta
In ,gsuIar n Canada and Engi0uu.
butchers rr-5er ahlle Auss 3evauss
can ID 5re~Sya ~ IS ta aaka
a75 n. Il. r-lgr-es -5tu7s, Hat aztHef>
-.-~ autn.uE af ac agior JE glr
qs.- ra-r- sufficient lrma,ta
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-10-05

What loneliness is more lonely than dis
Eliot.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-10-05

When fools speak out in meeting le, wise
Lien hold their peace, lest the fools break
it.-Atlanta Constitution.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-10-05

Yes, Of course, you do, and yo9u .t wa'|
him to live and enjoy Life, the goofa IT,. uu N
you can give him? Then help llln al
right! When his skin gets yello .0,+s I'd
he looks bilious, his eyes red and w 9 N
his breath smells bad, 80 times out o. I'd n
his liver is logy. Now, It you Walitn led
to look well, feel well and be W wen n Il,
him in regular habits! Give nun mn. h
wholesome food, and make him in ta axes sd
carets to stir up his liver. pig ao. yvsa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-25
NINE NEW COMPANIES.
They Have Capitalization of Nearly
-Four Millions


Austin, Texas. April - Charters filed:
The Yetta oil and Development company
Of Ennis; capital stock S25oo0o. purpose,
to prospect for oil in Ellis. Liberty ana
jefferson counties Incorporators. y. Free
man, j. w. Allison. L. A. Daffan, Sol
Lewis j l. Blumenthal and j. Blakcy
of Ennis and b II. Marks Of Groesbceck
The Piedmont OIL company of Dallas.
canital stock, 100000 Purpose. TO pros
pect for oil and other minerals. Directors,
c. j Sorells, NJ. A. Shumard. NJ. b.
Yates, II l.. Edwards and l.. w. Bald
win, all of Dallas
The Acme oil and Fuel company of
Beaumont; capital stock 100000. Purpose.
to prospect for oil In the counties OF
Orange Jefferson. Chambers. Liberty, IIar.
din, Jasper and Newton. Directors p. :.
Lowell, j. Frankie, a. Koplan. NJ Abbott.
New Orleans. j. s. Gordon and H. A.
Perlstein of Beaumont.
The beaumont and Pacific Slope OH com
pany OF Beaumont; capital stock 5000 OU,
Purpose, TO prospect for oil In the coun-
ties Of Jefferson, Hardin, Liberty Cham
beers, Jasper Polk, San Augustine, Crimes
and Orange Directors, j ID. Mills and
c. f. AIansur Of Santa Anna, Cal: o. g.
Compton, d. A. Duncan and C. l.. Han
son Of Beaumont.
The Union OIL company of Beaumont;
capital stock Sl,0oQGoo. Purpose, to pros
} NJ; Avery: j; L. Voolfolk Of GIN
ton, Mo-; $. S. Hunter Of Shreveport r.
NJ Avery. p. A. Dowlcn Of Beaumont,
q. II. Urlgus If Joplin Mo
The FL Dorado oil company Of Calves.
ton and branch offices nj Houston and
Beaumont; capital stock S2O0,ooO, Purpose
to prospect for oil IN the counties OF JET
ferson, Galveston. Harris and many oth-
Directors. a MrNiFip II A
West J. 4. Goss. J. NJ. Heskil. +. NJ
Giibough. w. c. ogilyy and J Il. IIedgea
all Of Galveston.
weston; capital stock S30000o. Purpose. TO
prospect for oil in the counties OF Jeffcr-
son Hardin, Chambers, Harris, Brazoria
W. J. Il. Moor, II II. Laney II Beau
mont r. W Norton. James McDonough,
G. y. lard, l. j. Bryth, f. ]. McCarty
and r NJ. Gflhough Of Galveston
ana Development company If Dallas: capt.
tai stock $4,000. Purpose, to prospect
for oil in Hardin and Jefferson counties.
Directors; 4 s Lash, D. Fouraker,
Gin. and Barry Miller Of Dallas
The Trenton Rock on company Of Beau-
mont: capital stock S3oO0o0. Purpose 10
prospect for oil in Jefferson county III
rectorS w A. Ponder Denton; I Bald
ridge Ennis; VI. Burleson. Smthvlllc; s.
" Parish. Calvert: John SchnhmAcher. La
Grange; G: W. Rowman. Plano; L. l..
Foster College station: II r. sto1dard.
BRYAN: W. L. Murphy Mexla w. T.
Camnhell, Lampasas; l.. r. sergeron. Gal
weston
Cd authority 10 do business IN the state
.odav by the secretary Of state:
T,enver; capItai stock $500, 600
The beaumont and Los ANGELES on rom
pany Of Los Angeles; capital stock $3.50
900
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ahg time TO realize that anything our
~ ~. 'ae ordinary had hlprened. Ii mas
10y struck the East yet will. any force,
ttut the news is spreading, and already
mere nave been forty millions OF capltii
poured Into the Reaun,oft district ana
tnere ! much more coming. When that
nlucl money flows in one direction il Il
M evidence that there is something dolns.
why, even the Pennsylvania oihnra,
When Trey first looked ever the situation
IN beaumont, after the l,ucls gusher
WIS brought 1t, shook their heads and
wandered on. Now they are coming
PICK and paving prices for land now
lnat month ago they would have thought
one crazy 10 have suggested to them"
Mr.. Panlhamms had some property on
f9Nlors, bayou. southwest Of the SPOT
where Lucas drilled his original well. abar,
Twelve miles on, and lie was there before
Li.cas started his we'll. hut some compd.
cation arose and he abandoned the work
temporarily.
Mr.. Sharp was always confident that
t,here was oil there, aud he started in
drilling In 1892 on the top OF spindle
Heights and after drilling seven months
he had 20 abandon 1t on account Of
shortage of funds, brouglx on by the finan-
clal panic of that year.
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PLENTY OF DEMAND FOR OIL.
Beaumont Discovery Means a Revolution
Says Paulhamus.

New Orleans Plcayune.
W. p. Sharp aud j A. Paulhamus OF
beaumont have been in this city Of sov-
eral DAYS. and last night returned to Beau
mort They came as much for rest from
the excitement as to transact some little
business matters. ard now they are going
10 resume their supervision of their large
interests Roth are old ollmen and nave
had considerable experience in the Caliror-
MIA and CorsIcana fields Mr.. Sharp Is a
driller and has drilled over $50 wells. forty
OF which were for Roger Q. Mills in the
Corsicana field. He also brought Ia Inc
second Lucas gusher and is mnmentagi'y
expecting to bring In another for the
Guify * Galley company.
Pauihamus saIdi II hear good dear
OF talk about the disposition Of this oil.
ana doNbters ana pessimists say that we
wont know what to do with il after We
you know that the discovery OF this heiI
means the revolution Of the motive power
OF the world This is a field that IS
producing more oil than all OF the resi-
of the United States put togefFr 1t is
trne IL is vast quantity, and we don't
know now much greater II VIII be uniii
all the fields being drilled now are open.
VIII there be a market for It? Why, you
ought 10 see and learn Of the requests for
information as to the price Of oil for fnei
consumption that reach the varfrIs eompa-
very easy to create market, not only
for the present output, bur for all that We
can get That oil Is now sold in Bean
mont for 81 cents a barrel. Compare
that with the price Of coal. And there are
demands for II from all over the country
now. We viii not De dependent on one
pipe line to get the product to market. Al
present Guffy & Galley have their line 10
Port Arthur but thar is for their own use.
We will have no trouble In reaching the
sea aboard There Is now a deep water
channel fiom Sabine Pass to the sra. ana
4 pretty good channel to Port Arthur. ana
The Neehes river runs right Into Beaumont
All that we have to do Is 10 dredse the
channel Of the Neches river and we can
load our oil on barges or tank steamers
almost direct from the OIL field, II the
government will nor make the channel for
us. Ii Is worth our while. and there VIII
he money enough there 70 have the WORK
done 10y private subscription.
'The World mas not yet aWakened 70
a yesisxafion Of what has happened over
in Texas 1t took YOUR people 10 New
orleans, and those in Houston eFen'
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company and the following oiTirers wsrr
elected: Robert Strickert OF Rrenham.
president; John Carlisle ~ Chappeil iIIil'
vice president: Cal Bolts Of Brenham,
urer; Frank peyers az Brenhan assistant
secretary. The following directors were
a ,,s elected; w. u. Crockett. ,'hanpcll
nnl; Henry. Hughes, Chappcll mi: j.
or Is to be supplied The officcrs selected
IRE AL sterling, progressive business mrn,
hAflhg the confidence o. all who Know
lhen, and II is their Intention to a, once
urNelop all the means possessed hy tho
company to a successful aud valuahle and
l ine company Is organized on basis .
SlNO0O capital stock
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-25
THE FEVER AT NAcoeDocHE
4andoar Special Run to Eeaumor
Accommodate Business Men.

Nncogdochss, Texas, April -. The
element 10 getting SO great here that
some of the citizens take a notion q
to Beaumont they are too impatiep
await the arrival of a train and ch
a hnudcar and are of while the spo
on. Two prominent men left for |
MONT this morning by his mode Of /
portation. MS something important u
foday. Beaumont Is on the brain of e
one. ana has absorbed tho oil interest
Like General Putnam Of rcvnlutio
fame. who left his pillow IN the field to
rp arms In defense Of bis country
business man leaves his desk, the l.
Ills library and the man in the or
walks of life lay aside their huSin,
talk oil, aud II Il train Is not ready
mount u handcar and are OF 10 the .
Igpd land
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sians in Cherokee COUNTY.

Rnsk. Texas, April - The 'oil fever
has struck this place Some parties have
formed company and bought and leased
100 acres Of land In Jefferson county aud
are going 10 sink wen on tho land soon
Mayor A. h. Rlcvins received a telegram
from some ST. I.ouis parties a few days
since calling him to ST Louis Mayor BieS-
ins is IN ST Louis now he will have the
machinery shipped here at once and work
will commence soon.
Almost every farm IN this county has
good oil indications. SO they say. Some
hud IT in their wcl% some in the spring
OF course some of HcSc people are mis-
taken but there Is not any question BIT
that oil viii or chn he found In this coup.
ty. The Neches river Is west, q this and
the Angelina river on the east. a great
deal of land is being nleased In this county.
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were elected. nr. j. H. Morrison, pfesi-
dent; Or. r. 4. Erwin, vice president; DR..
l.. s. Mahan, secretary, Dr. G.. w. lie
Grand treasurer.
IL was decided that the name and style
OF this association shall he the waller
County Medical association.
committee was appointed ia. draft CON
siltution aud bylaws 10 be submitted at
next meeting, April ~, 1901.
Al regular practiclng physicians In good
standing In the county are respectfully in-
vited to attend,
L. l.. Mahan. NJ. d; j. II. Morrison, NJ.
D.; T. r. Erwin, NJ. D.; c. w. lie Grand,
NJ D.; J. u. Dixon, NJ u.
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Oil

Have just returned from Beaumont
where made n personal Investigation OF
the various oil companies and hnaly select
ed the Texas OH and Land company and
have purchased block Of its stock at 30
cents per share, and II any of my Houston
friends want a ground floor proposition
give me YOUR orders and | VIII get you
stock nj the same price.
This company owns It's lands and their
holdings are as good as any IN the dis
triet The officers are California oil men
and stand high In financial circles. The
stock az this company IS hound TO double
in value very soon. p y PntnAm,
1854 Main Street, Houston, Texas.
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prni Am Al I'D paso.

vi Paso. Texas, April u Robert T..
Hin. head of the United States geological
surrey. Is In FL Paso from Washington 10
look over the new Oh felds here. Tie 10.
fuses 70 give out dehn'te information, bur
says that many valuable discoveries are
vet to be made in this section. It was
given OF here tonight that Prof. Hill was
lirectly Interested Ia the development OF
the oil lands here but nc refused 10 ar
firm or deny the rumor'
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he Beaumont Crowd Increases and the
Deals Are More Numerous.
MOTHER WELL is READY TO BE BROUGHT IN.
The Drill Has Reached the Rock Which Is Holding
Down the OiI--The Field Is to Be Ma
terially Broadened.

r.,,nont Texas. April "a. Strangers
4 zane TO Beaumont yesterday and were
s,rsltted with the situation believed
!. matter Of utter impossibility for the
,.,s,sst Of SPECTATORS and investors to
....,sa. but when they came out on the
.-,,ts today they were astounded at the
...,,. which greeted their eyes and ears
op every hand.
roaay has positively been the liveliest
nd busiest day yet experienced here,
"A willie the deals that have been made
nav NOT be Of such magnitude as here
,,ore. there have been as many rs on any
opyIous day and not few have been of
considerable Importance.
The widest scene during the day was
enacted when the rumor was circulated
hrough the streets that new well had
rome IT, Inquiry developed the rumor into
somewhat more tangible shape. the
bundatlon for 1t being report that the
Kelly well had come in. Further Inquiry
u,le by the correspondent of The Post
COWS that the Kelly well has not really
cne In, but Is on the verge of gushing
4 tAe drill has reached the oil cap, which
II rock foundation. barely foot thick.
me cap is supposed to lie directly over
Ina oil ake-or whatever 1t Island this
hss been found to be the fact In the wells
hat have been brought in. However,
whether 1t will prove so in the Kelly
veil remains 10 he seen. as the site of
Ibis web is fully three-foWrths of a mile
|uathwest Of the proven field.
The Kelly well IS the one that developed
TITO a mud gGsher Friday night at a depth
N so feet. and which was purchased
Saturday night by Dewey Haywood and
En- c. Tyrrall for themselves AMI other
capitalists with whom they have associated
|ihpmselyes, the price being $4,000 in
lash
The report that the well had come In
rnsed smile Of confidence and satisfac-
ton to adorn the countenances Of members
4 many companies. for between its locn-
ton aud the other wells there is lots of
irrliory, and much hope is being based
upon the Developments there.
No certain time has been set yet for
Isihglng in the well and the situation re-
|nrilng II is covered whom II is said tho
drill has reached the can. A few Minutes
r hours might suffice to bring IT in. and
lafn Il may be few days yet before it
seees II, indeed all signs do not fail,
ssl the well prove dry one.
~
There seems TO be a tendency here now
y broaden the field of operations. and it
I considered among the possibilities Of the
~ OIL proluction Resides the rigs that
az ilready working and those being made
ready to work outside the proven oil dis
tht NJ. Charles NJ Racquet, land agent
= Marshall who controls at least 100000
We 10 100 counties of the State, made
Y statement that he intended TO take
Wy expert to a tract of ground, which
gov considered ont of the field entirely.
" Racquet says he is not Spectator
y y retlcent concerning his plans, but
y fost correspondent learned that the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-25
Boil weeyiI Is pcstroyinq Fruit.

Lockhart, Texas, April "a. Farmers from
ynrlous sections Of the county report that
the boil weevil. tired of waiting for the
cotton crop are destroying the fruit, par
tIcnlarly the plums, which they sting Just
as they do the cotton boil an some see
tons the fruit Is entirely destroyed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-25
eases in Wharton County.

wharton. Texas April "a That the pros
meets fo- developing oil in the coast section
are bright has been demonstrated by pos
tive results Last week Mr. A. Huklll,
a capitalist Of OH CITY. Pa leased 40. OO0
acres OF land near Van Week and VIII
drill for oil In the next sixty DAYS sit
mated Oh this tract Of land Is well where
The oil rises so thick on the surface or
This well Is nlnety-three feet deep.
Nessrs r. II. Huston, I. O. Bond H.
poherty. l.. HawesS, H. A. Cline. are In
Beauncnt. examininN the oil lands Of that
eaeti0n.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-25
COMPANY Organized at Garrison.

Garrison. Texas. April 23.--The citizens
Of Garrison met last night and organized
the Nacogdoches County on aud Improve
ment company j. y Cummings was elect
president: O. G. Dotson. second vice preGi-
dent: c 8. Bowers secretary. and J. a.
Kelly. treasurer pr r. 5, Adams, W. Y.
Dntson. NJ. Shepherd and s. l.. Harris
were elected directors This company has
made application for a charter and will 60
TO work az once
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-25
A nisoovety Near BIum.

Cleburne. Texas, April % "A dispatch
from Blum. Texas. states that .oil has been
discovered two miles south 81 the town,
drlpping from the hanks Of Nolan. river
for nearly quarter q mile Mr. e.
cnnnfy The presence OF the oil has been
tnovyn FOR a numbPr Of years, and the
beaumont excitement has again called at
1870, ~ tho oil
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-25
Nenre chiIdl crematel.

Mtxia. Texas. April 24.-Abont noon TO-
day house occupied by colored woman
in the negro section of the town burned
and the contents we're total loss. child
w.s also burned to death The woman tnd
gone out 10 wash for some one. leaving
the children al home. The names cnuln
not he learned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-25

INN nl" m" appeti,e aud so tones up inc
s univ" systgm that tho patient anicky t
goins strength aud health MIS- W ~
Allison. ado. ,,rnu,ut and salts
sontoTy rosulta from Inc use OF lHnhn,
write nj onec 10 pr har'm im9 10 s MIX ~
hi stntrmcnt Of lonr rnSe NM ndyice
pleased to give YOU WIS
gratis. ,t, or.sldnnt uC the
thurman Sanitar,um, Columbus p'''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-25
II p,osneot Near IA pano.

pl paso. Texas, April 2s.-W T.. Degroof,
onc Of the California oil magnates who mas
been here for several days inspecting the
IA r,osoeets discovered near ri Paso this
,narpptng, that the prospects were excell pnt
and that he would develop some Of them
He Is associated With pr w T Book Of
~ hts eompany Mr.. DegrOot says he Will
bore al least I'VE wells here and feels con
6a.-,f ~ ending oil.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-25
RIn MholesnIe House for penton.

Denton, Texas, April 2l,Onc of the
largest wholesale houses in the entire south
win be opened at Dcnison by members Of
tho Grahnm syndicate j. w Madden and
{. T. Graham, the former Of Deuison aud
the latter of Hlllsboro, will have charge
of toe wholesale house, o, T. Graham VIII
aud W. K. Graham and L. T Millran
Of thl, cIty win go TO liillsboro 10 take
fhnIwp fhprp.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-25

Mrs Edward stevens OF Carthage \ T.
writes ms follows
II muw take pleasure in notifying YOU
that MY husband Inns entirely ree1vstod
from enturrh, lie " well man tlult :
bottles 81 Your medicine as directed, and u
proved 10 he Just the thing for MIN ms
appetite Is good aud everyihius ne oalS
RD1mA 10 agroc with him Ills cough naa
lett MIN and he Is gaining ~ Ve-h ana
seems to be- wen every way ! nope uiilclS
try your medicine and receive the
GnlyCt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-25

benefits that we have."-Nlrs. Edward
stevens
When the catarrh reaches the throat It
h called tnusilitis, or laryngitis. Catarrh
OF the bronchial tubes ~ called hronchftis;
catarh of the lungs, consumption. Any
ono location viii cure II IN any other locn,
lion, This Is why feruna has become 80
justly famous IN the cure Of catarrhal MS.
cuSes It cures catNrrh wherever located.
It's cures remain, pcruna does not pal'
hate. II cures,
Mrs lfrclcNck Williams, president OF
tho south side Ladies' Aid society nr Chi-
cUga H., writes the following words OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-25

W. NiFt lti ~ VI va
From A1S Culler
ayeuue, Chicago.
III!
NV homo as
never without ne
ruua. Tor | have
found during me
past six Ncnrs that
there TX no remedy
that viii as once
alleviate suffering
and actually cure
"a lptnnu does.
-Four hotties cun
plctcly cured me az
cntarrh Of the head
OF several wears sta
hnul feels badly 9
cold. We ut once TAXI
or two 10 hps throw
tho system. Mrs
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