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band Is also suffering a. the result OF
4 cab accident. Mrs. cnvend!sh- Ben
,!nck was formerly Mss Elizabeth Liv.
ingston. Of New York. She Is q sister
OF Mrs. Ogden Mills.
Mrs. Arthur Paget will salt for New
York Jan. l6 to settle the troubles arts-
ing from the estate nf be. father. Par1n
stevens
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Our Yearly January Sale of
Canned fruits ond Vegetables

way began Monday morning COL
products Of all the famous Of
bought sold competition whole world Every
fruit vegetable known to the trade the public woh
buy hundred want and
money than elsewhere than
would able them for this annual SALE
you privilege sapng anything infested in
before it does
needn't What could be faer ths What will
you q like oner7
Here's what we offer for he third day Of The sale:
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DR.. SARGENT NOT
so SURE OF ".

am not 80 sure that modern
life IL evolving a inner average
height In women. II Is certainly
the impression OF good many
superficial observers who carry
their observations in their heads
and draw such conclusions as
their temperamcntal inclinntions
may prompt. One reason for tho
impression that the average
height OF Boston girls, for In
stance, Is increasing. y the fact
that tho little ones are smut up
all day In the shops and facto-
ries. Tho girls seen on Beacon
and Boylston streets are not in.
frequently Of spies,dsd stature.
but who knows how far they Will
affect tho general average?
DIR. D. a. SARGENT.
OF Harvard University.
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NEW YORK WOMAN ILL.

Mrs. CavrndI he n sinrk. Formerly
Of Tits City. Now In London.
LONDON. Jan. s.-Airs George Cav
endssh- Hcntinck Is seriously Ill at her
home In Richmond Terrace. Her hus-
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Or. sHRADY STRONG
ADVOCATE OF WALKING.
$50
.s,s.ft-s-f-.s-.;'

o.s or sports and walking
make q perfect woman. She IL
taller than those who sit a: home
and take little exercise. Her
complexion Is better. her eyes
clearer and her digestion sound.
Walking IL better than much
medicine ana Is free to ali. I;
will reduce supe.nuous flesh better
than, any healthful thing OF which
I know.
DIR. GEORGE F. sHRADY.
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HTIjses' Shoes.
Misses Sheer, with sprins heels, reg
ulsr sizes, upquestioned 4l.2S vslus.
At
Alsses' and Children's shoes, Of i'd
and calf, also some patent and enamel
feathers, most Of which are hand ssw.
ed, and nnns Of which can regularly b
bought for less than 81. 90 to $3.50 .
pair; In this sale at
Wsn's JAosa
Mems Shoes Of Satin and Wax Cali,
in London and bulldog toe. lace: alse
plain toe, lace and congress styles, all
sizes, ahoeS that are unquestioneA
$500, $3.50 and $500 values; In this
sale at
Mans Shoes-A large assortment Of
styles and feathers IN winter tan and
black kid. calf, box calf and patent
leather; also some extra high cut
sporting shoes; some worth $500 .
pair, some worth $500 q rair, but
none worth less than $3.50 a pair; In
this aaic at the remarkably low
rIiee Of
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~ from tina. used to make the walls.
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Canned HsgstabIs.

SW""OW ~CyOs~OsSSs
5000 cases Of coopes's "club" As
paragus Tips, case Of four doz. cans,
N.56; dos., $l.ls; can,
$500 eases Bildesback's well. known
''Man.eo" Tomatoes, solid packed
and ,ssd npe, case Of two dog. cans,
Sl.Ss: can,
5000 cases New York State Cream
Sugar Corn te1op Of 1900, Pc, case
Of two DOT. cans, $40; can.
5000 eases Est. Nicholas" OF "Navy"
biaEd New York State Sueeotssh
(paek Of 1900, sweet and tender,
case Of two dor. cans, $3.50; can.
1000 eases Boyis's OF Moore aud
Brady's 6tStag Beans, case Of two
dos. cans, Sl.7o; can;
$3.50 cases "Alilford" Early Juns o,
''Ha1si" MasIowfat Peas, exquisite
flavor, very even. In size, sweet and
tender, new goods, can,
1000 cases BoyIs's "vietosy" brand
White Wax Beans, choice and tsndel,
case Of J dog. cans, Sl.ss; dos., Soe.;
car -.
5000 cases "llllford," Falren's OF
''Pyizs Winner" Shingles Beans
this years paek), very sweet and
tender, can
5000 cases Bestpa Baksd Bsans,
eia!. q In Tomato Sauce, case Of J
dor. cans, SITS; doz., ooe.; can,
1000 eases James ?. Faz1sn's
choice tender Lama Beans NEW
goods), case Of J dos. cans, $500:
dar., sos; can,
5000 casa Iswis Bros. New Eng.
land Spinach. Large BIB. can, case Of
7dot. cans, $7.7s; dor., Sl.l5; can,
1000 eases Canada Victor Oh1a new
aopl, casa Of :. dos., S7.oo; dos-.
3l.o5; can
5000 cases Hazel" OF "Quinton
Bsauty" solid caA packed selected
red ripe Jersey Tomatoes, packed In
large sanitaIy cans, under the best
improved hygienie methods, case Of
, dos. cans, S7.7s; doz., Sl.ls; can,
Also the following grocerie
Coffee: Mocha and lava, choice b!erd
Of Old Government Java and Arabian
Mocha, rich. full body. delicious
aroma, SO lbs., 3l.oo: b.,
Tea: Choice 6sst piehngs Fancy
Formosa Oolonx, Young Tyson, Eng
Hsh Breakfast, INDIA and ceyion, a.
pan, Gunpowder, sieh, fragrant
aroma, S Ibs., $500; h.,
A,moui's Washing Powder. pkge..
Fish: Fancy Boston smslts, = lbs.
7Se.; h.,
Lemons: Choice hessina Lemons.
doz.,
Cocoa: "Hazel" Breakfast Cocoa.
!l.lb. tin,
MIX: Gall Borden's eagle" brand
Condensed NIX, can,
Jam: lEllfosd y Assorted Jams, ab.
solutsly puss. 1lb. siass jan. pa
ta1s
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Women's Shoes.

Nomen's Shoes.
Wonsn's Shoes Of tan and black lid.
lace and button styles also some
Box Calf Shoes that regularly sold
fcr $3.50 and $500 = pair. In this
sale At
Women's Soft Kid Button and Laes
Shoes Also q lot Of plump Donsola
union-made shoes In all sizes every
pair Of them superior $500 value IN
this sale at
Women's Box Calf, Kid. Enamel,
Patent Kid and Patent Leather Shoes.
with regular and French heels, single
OF double soles, also Butcher styles,
slso some extra high cut winter tAns,
not = pair Of which you could buy
ordinarily fo1 less than $3.50 to
500; In this sale at
Women's Shoes. complete regular
lines OF highest giade footwear, haud.
eewed welts, In patent and enamelledi
leather, also choicest kid, the very
acme Of shes perfection; goods that
arc not cxeellsd In either quality,
style. At or finish at any price; tn
this sale at
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Some Great Bargains In
DLoss Gooas.

January Is inclined to Be a dull
month In some lines of merchandise,
and especially In dress goods. Not
so at The Big Store, however, 70,
we infuse life and activity into
this branch Of our trade through the
medium Of tempting price reductions,
such as these for instance:
50-Ineh All Wool Heavy Black chsv-
lot, actually worth $500 yard; re-
dueed to Sc
57-ineh All Wool Broadeloth, In black
and all the other new shades; re-
dueed to. psr yard, 81
All Wool Theot, in 4 variety Of COZ
orr, suitable for waists, etc., reduced
to, pei yard. 29
All Wool Serge, in q variety Of new
shades, At the reduced price Of, per
yard, IS
1000 yards Of Plaid Back Golf Suit.
Ing, reduced for Wednesday only to.
per yard. IS
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Canned EuM.

C00000 ~|A<Ss
1000 cases Booths ''Ovai" brand
= Blackbesriss, preserved In Iteh sugar
syrup: doz., osc.; can, b
$500 cases Southern Bartlett Pears.
In light syrup; casa OF do1. cans,
Sl.o5; dos., $500; can. 9
5000 cases Monroe" choice Green
Cages or Egg Plums, packed In
: heavy syrup this years goods);
b case Of , dor., S1.1s; doz., si.ls; can, 10
$500 cases Howsll's Baldwin Apples,
hand peeled, quaStered and eosed,
, large 3-lb. cas-; case Of :, dos. cas-,
D Sl.ss; dos., soe.; eaa,
1000 cases choice White 0xheart
= Cherries 1900 paek); can, 10
5000 cases Sheppard's Baltimore
Peaches. Dramatically sealed cans
iusw cfop) large 3.tb. can; cas- Of J
j, dor. cans, S7.7s; dos., $40; can, II
1900 cases "Dswr,op " Psnosppis,
sweet and very luscious NEW pack.
eass Of dor. cans, S2.o5; doz..
i, $3.50; can. IS
5000 cases Monroe" Red and
Black Rsspbenies, preserved 10 rich
sugar syrup packing Of 1900, case
Of ! dos. cans. S7.4s; doz.. 3i.7S; can, II
, 5000 cases Andssson's 'Pavohts"
biand Bartlett Pears, packed IN large
BIB. sanitary cans, case Of J do1.
; cans, S7.o5; doz., $50; can. IS
1000 cases 'Fairport" New York
State Bartlett Pears. (e.op Of looo).
packed In pure Iieh syrup, case Of
} dot. cans, $7.4s; dos, Ills; can, III
o,coo cases ''dilfosd," "vaeayille,"
''Osesou" OF "Go.asn Pacific" fancy
} California Bartlett Pears, packed In
heavy syrup. case Of 7 doz.. $500;
dss., $2.lo; can, Ii
!, 500 cases Hoyie's "Vietory" brand
Strawberries packing Of 1900, case
Of 4 do1. cans, N.lo; dox., Si.o5; can, 9
1000 cases FarTen's fancy preserved
Strawberries, In heavy sugar syrup.
Lib. tin case OF dos. cans, $3.50:
} dos, $l.15; can, 10
especially low prices for this occasion:
Hazel Breakfast Pood, q delicious
morning dish, 7.le. 7hgs., II
Olive OH: Hazel" bland pure vi,Ein
Oh, inst pressing. bot, So
Spices: Strictly pure Pepper, Mus
tsId, Cloves, Auspices, h., 10
Oats: Victor Oats, lib. pkge, S
, Prunes: Fancy silve, Pmnes, d.. 10
Miree Meat: Hazel brand. beat In
, gradients, pkge. 8
cur1ants: "Hazel' brand, reclaimed,
, ID. pkge, II
Olives: Kenwco!. fancy Queen
Olives. large bot, IS
Sosp: Hazel White Soap. absolutely
pure, Per box Of 100 cakes, 400
cake. ~
s,.r..coeper Co. Securing Soap. 10 !.
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Wlne, and Liquors.

We have no conscientious scruples
about selling these goods for we
know them to be pure and whole
some, provided always that they are
taken in moderate quantities. The
low prices need no eommendation..
Anoopp's india Pale Ale, "Red Had"
bsand, imported II glass, reg. WHOLE
sale pries. SITS, this sale, PET das., las
Pepper Whiskey. pei bot, ~
on Crow. 1894. per bot, 50
Hennessey Brandy. imported, p, bot Ito
Puritan cla1st, q dns California
Clare, doz, $50
Laubsnssimes, 4 type Of light CALI
iosnia Raine Wine, CO.., 2.6S
Pontct canet, impaired from Armand
Freres, Bordeaux, case, 600
Hoehheimer, imported Rhine Wins
from Busckhardt Il Soehre. Deides-
helm. AR, case, 600
California Port, Sherry, ANGELES.
Sweet Catawba and Muscat.'. per
GAL. according to vintage. Including
Jug, Sl.ls. e5
Monongahela Rye, pergal,. 2.35
Mt. Vernon Rye, per. gal, $50
Pineh's Golden Wedding. GAL, 800
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friends. all dcbutnntcs. and each was.
II not quite six feet. so near II that the
tc.fiirX difference In size did not show.
Each was most attractive in appearances.
exceedingly graceful and absolutely
lacking In the scif-consciousness that at
one time was the attribute OF all tall
women.
Miss Eleanor Blodge,t and Miss Grace
Dodge arc both Of them to he ranked
among the very tall women OF the citS.
and both OF them would be noticed for
their beauty cute apart from their Size.
Rcdfrrn Dislikes the New Figure.
i;eLiern. the moiiste. says It Is u fac.
.ha; women are taller and slenderer.
but he Is opposed to the art.hc!ally
made figure. with the straight 'front.'
created by Bcrnhardt
at Ii true (" said he to an Evening
World reporter, "thattthe proper th:cs
Is to be thin and wiIlogtRs Many OF my.
customers have reducl4 several pounds
AMI are st!ll trying to f6sc more. There
Is an Increase in walking. horseback rtd.
ing and outdoor sports, which arc the
rational methods Of reducing. and the
naturally undergone much change.
~ have been called upon TO disguise
stout figures to give the effect Of slen-
lcrneas. There are many women. be
said. whom Gcd did nos intend should
have this figure. But they all are trying
for It.
"PersonalIy I am against It because
OF the method used to get the straight
effect when nature IL not favorable 10
Il. The new patent long corse' Is she
means ~ .a!:.; 1t Is accomplished.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-27
A SPLENDID REFoRrl.

In speaking of fall millinery
Editor johnson of the Reiner is
authority for the statement that
Most of the birds now worn are
manufactured and but few live
birds will be worn" This is
gratifying news to us. We have
often been moved to tears by see
ing live birds pinioned among the
brilliant plumage of modish head
gear, and hearing their piteous,
heartrending cries. And how often
have. we seen members of the
feathered tribe with the head of a
parrot and the tail of a thrush
nestled among the floral decora-
tions of lady's hat, never sus-
pecting that the harmless little
creatures were alive. How indig-
nant would we have been had we
known the facts. Perhaps even
the roses and the cherries and the
watercress and the blue grass were
alive as well, and we admired
them in ignorance.
1t is not only annoying, but it is
very disconcerting to attempt to
carry on conversation with a
lady and have the birds on her hat
screaming and beating their wings
in an effort to escape from
their captivity. We're glad for
the assurance on the part of the
Refiner that the inhumane custom
of wearing live birds is now passe,
and that manufactured birds will
hereafter grace the hat of the up
to-date girl.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-27

The United States consul at
Vera Cruz writing under date of
July 20 forwards to the depart
ment of state an unauuthenti-
Gated newspaper clipping in which
it is stated that the Mexican gov
ernment to permit horse stock
to be entered free of duty for one
year beginning in July l, 1901,
and that blooded cattle will be ad-
mitted free upon the presentation
of certificate signed by any Mex
ican consul as evidence that the
cattle are blooded stock. Hereto
fore, it is stated, the pedigree OF
each animal was required.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-27

SOMEBODY has explained the
significance of the editorial 1--WE" ."
1t may have a variety of meanings,
For example: When you read
that 1--WE expect our wife home to-
day" I'VE" refers to the editor;
I'VE are little late with our work, -
includes the whole office force.
down to the devil and the towel
in I'VE are having a BOOM" the
town is meant; I'VE received over
1000 emigtants this year" em-
braces the nation; I'VE have hog
cholera in our midst means that
the man who takes this paper and
don't pay for it is very ill.-Ex.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-27

In meats and grain the country
is well supplied. The monthly
summary of the treasury bureau of
statistics for July reports that
winter wheat shipments at Toledo,
Detroit, St Louis and Kansas City
for July have been l0,472,3ll
bushels, compared with S,94S, $50
bushels during July, 1000. The
live stock receipts at the five lead
ing western markets for the first
seven months of 1901 exceeded by
1,247, 7,509 head those of the like
period year ago The shipments
of cut meats at Chicago exceeded
those of last year by over 22,OO0,-
OO0 pounds, and the receipts ex-
ceeded those of last year by H.
100000 pounds. At St Louis the
gains have been in shipments
100000 pounds and in receipts
2,5000,000 pounds. At Cincinnati
there has been a gain in 100000
pounds in receipts and 33,50O,OO0
pounds in shipments These
movements serve roughly to indi-
cate the progress in the consuming
capacity of the country, as a factor
in maintaining the volume of
internal trade
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-27
Call for CITY Warrants.

1 Otiice OF City Treasurer.
i Notice is hereby given to holders of the fol-
lowing numbered city warrants on the general
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-27

box of confectionery there is a great
satisfaction in knowing that it is pure,
fresh and right favored. If you buy
Hoffman Bros. confectionery you can
always have this satisfaction. There are
no better candies made. Our goods are
not too costly, either. Our bon bons
and chocolates are dnliscinms
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-27
Summons.
IS. In the County Court.

cSahsy ssas 81 Of fremont In the County Court
Anna C. Blanchard, Plaintiff,
Oliver Z. Blanchard, Defendant.
The People of the State of Colorado.
To Oliver c. Blanchard, the defendant above
named. creating:
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above named
plaintiff, in the Comfy Court of Fremont
County, State of Colorado and answer the
complaint therein within thirty days after the
service hereof, IL served within the State of
Colorado or by publication; or, II served ont Of
the state of Colorado. within fifty days after
the service hereof, exclusive of the day of SER
vice; or said action may be regularly set for
trial the same though such Appearance
had been made and issue had been Joined on
such complaint.
The said action is brought by plaintiff TO
OBTAIN decree of divorce, dissolyiny the bonds
OF matrimony now existing between plaintiff
and defendant, on the ground of desertiou and
non-support Plaintiff further prays that she
DE allowed to resume her maiden name, and for
costs of suit and such other and further relief
the promises considered as shall seem meet and
proper, as viii more fully appear from com
plaint in said action to which reference is here
made and copy OF which is hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that il you fail to
appear, and to answer the said complaint as
above required, the said plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief therein demanded.
Given under my hand and the seal of said
Court, at Canon City, N said County this sd
day of July, A. D. 1901.
IsEAL KENT l.. ELpRED
AVA Judge and Acting Clerk.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-27

A WISE guy in the east named
Dunn, who was some time ago fred
from the weather bureau on ac-
count of incompetency, is contrib
utiEg articles to the eastern press
which are supposed to give the
west the worst of it. He says that
the distribution of water by irriga-
tion in the states of Wyoming,
Colorado and Nebraska has in
creased the area of evaporation to
such an extent as to cause a
change in the normal course of
storms and thereby to bring about
such blighting heat periods as
were experienced last summer.
His theory is not founded on fact.
There has been no change
in the course of storms and it is
the height of absurdity to state
that irrigation has caused or in.
tensifed the heat areas of summer.
On the contrary, irrigation is more
widely distributing a given guam
tity of water and causes a great
increase in evaporating by pre-
senting a greater moisture surface
for the action of the heated air.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-27
Notice of the Annual rleeting of
the Stockholders of the Union
Ditch COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that the annual meet.
ing of the stockholders of the Union Ditch
COMPANY, of Fremont county, Colorado, will be
held at the office of Jas. A. McCandless in tile
October, 1901, at O'Clock p. M, for the purpose
ofeiecting directors of the company for the ensu.
ing year and the transaction of all other bust.
ness that may properly come before the meet
ing. F. w, NIXON Secretsrv
Dated Florence, Colorado Septem Der II, 1901.
lS-&S
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-27

Until sold out, the Phil Sprague
fire damaged stock of groceries
will be thrown upon the mercy of
the public, Sale commences Sat
urday and nothing will be held.
All must go to make room for a
new stock. 2I-23
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-27

Evaporation absorbs heat and
thereby lowers temperature and
while the lowering of temperature
is the result of irrigation, may it
not be markedly appreciated?-
Field and Farm.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-27

Whites Cream Vermifuge is es-
sentially the child's tonic. 1t i'm
proves the digestion and assimila-
ton of food, strengthening the
nervous system and restoring them
to the health, vigor and elasticity
of spirits natural to childhood.
Price % cents. Cafky & Brown
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-27
This Cat a Freak.

Stranger than any animal be-
fore known to natural history is
that being bred by Joseph Fass of
Thomasville, Georgia. 1t seem
ingly combines all the characteris-
tics of both the cat and the rabbit.
In its face and form can be seen
sem blance to both. Its hind
legs are long like those of the hare
and like the hare it has short,
stubby tail But it has claws and
fore feet like cat and can climb a
tree with the ease that it can leap
through furrows of a field. 1t
will eat grain and flesh with equal
relish.-Chicago American.
Money to loan on improved real
setate. MCLAIN d WILKES.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-27
OIL NOTES.
Many Wells Nearing Sufficient
Depth TO Encounter Oil.

The Rocky Mountain Oil COM
pany has attained depth of 2,400
feet with we'll No. 81, located
northwest of the big Weaver well,
and is still drilling deeper
The Fremont Oil q Gas COM
pany has reached depth of $500
feet with well No. 6. The com
pany is drilling we'll No. l deeper
and its present depth is 1000 feet,
Two small streaks, not sufficient
to pay, have been encountered,
but it is out for big game,
This same company thinks that
it will not be long before it will
again be drilling in its we'll on the
Hill pasture, A large volume of
water was opened up some time
ago which was sufficient to impede
the drills progress, but this has
somewhat diminished. When
struck the flow filled l2-inoh box
but today it does not half fill it,
1t is claimed that if there was no
casing to conduct the water to the
surface the flow would be less than
it is at present,
1t is said that the Columbia Oil
u Gas company is arranging to
drill on its possessions south of
the Hill pasture. The rig is up.
This company was formed last
spring,
The Florence Oil company has
great hopes of striking oil in we'll
No. 81, now being drilled in Cookie
burr gulch, four miles south of
here, where it owns some pro-
ducers that are pumping nicely.
Corn-huskers' sprsined wrists,
barbedwire cuts and sprains, or
cuts from any other cause, are
quickly healed when Ballards Snow
Linement is promptly applied.
Price % and so cents. Cafky q
Crown
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-27

Water fund No. 25l.
The above numbered warrants will be paid on
presentation at the city treasurers office and
includes all warrants in the general fund regis.
1900. Interest on the above warrants will cesSe
in thirty (Sol days from the date of this notice
ID. A. JACK, City Treasurer
Florence, Colorado, September 10, 1901. I5.41
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-10-05
Peoples Party Convention.

Notice il hereby given that the Peo.
pies Party County Convention OF Rio
Crande County will liz held in Del
Norte on TUESDAY, October 18th, 1901 AT
ii o'clock \. NJ, for the purpose of
placing in nomination candidates for the
following County officers: One Treas
urer. one Clerk, one Sheriff. one Judge.
~nc Supt. of Schools. one Surveyor, one
Commissioner, Commissioners Dist No
81 one Coroner.
The Primaries for the purpose oI
"lccting Delegates aud Alternates TO the
County Convention shall be held IN the
various precincts OF the County at the
usual places Of holding such meetings
On Saturday October 18th 1901 and the
POLLS shall be open from to o'clock
J.. NJ. The number OF delegates to
which each precinct is entitled is as
doiIows:'
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-10-05
Astounded The Editor.

Editor S. A. Brown, Of Behnet,syille.
s. C., was once immensely surprised
Through long suffering from Dyspep.
sia," he writes, my wife was greatly run
down. She had no strength or vigor
and suffered great distress from her
stomach, but she tired Electric Bi,ters
which helped her at once. and after
using four bottles, she is entirely we'll.
can eat anything. It's grand tonic,
and it's gentle laxative qualities are
splendid for torpid liver" For lndiges-
tion, Loss OF Appetite, Stomach and
Liver troubles it's a positive, guaranteed
cure. Only J0c at Rice drug store.