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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-04
w, M. SMITH DEAD.

William NJ. Smith died last night
at s o'clock at his home on South
Warren St Get after long illness. He
was 80 years old and leaves wife and
five children. William j., Alex inder,
James M Henry j. and Jessie A.
Smith. The funeral v i'll be held to-
morrow morning at 10 o'cl lock at the
Church Of the Go "a Shepherd The
remains Will be taken 10 Quincy,
Mass, fof lnterlneut in the family
lot
The deceased was born in Aber-
deem, Scotland and came to America
about 80 years ago. He was d mem
htr Of Clan McGregor o. S c., and
has many warm tric ids in Quincy AZ
well as in Barre.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-04
WITH A RAZOR.

Rutland, March William Mann,
middle aged, attempted to commit sui.
eide Saturday morning at his home in
West Rutland b. cutting his throat
with a razor He il flcted several long
but not deep orsefious gashes on either
side of his neck.
He la, teen mentally deranged for
two weeks, lnd although h had steady
empl ,ym' mt At the quarrieS Of he Yer
mont Marble o.. had not been at work
IN that length ot time, brought on by
alcoholism. He has wife and large
family.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-04
WAS A SPY
italian Man Supposed To
Have Been Here
FOR A PURPOSE
Fell Into a Trap And Leaves
Town

A short time ago a young Italian
about medium height, wearing glass.
es and black moustache, arrived in
Barre. Last night be took the 9 Il
Car for Montpelier, en- route for parrs
unknown, wearing in addition to the
above mentioned marks, a Slight cash
In bis throat, it l. ALI ged.
AS near as can be learned some an.
archistS came to the conclusion tha,
he was government SPY and one Of
them 1T is alleged walked into hi,
room at George Clark S boarding house
corner Of Merchant and North Min
streets, between 10 and II O'Clock
Sunday forenoon and acas is alley.
ed to take place, during which it is
supposed that the alleged spy. who
gave his name as Yararally, got the
cut In his neck. 1t is alleged that
he was warned to leave Barre at once.
or suffer the consequences. At auy
rate he has gone. Eacts are hard to
lind about this matter.
A TELEGRAM man has talked with
some OF the Italians and III, ir story is
that the man $ name is Salvatore Ger
ardelli; that h. clme here about two
months ago, claiming to be in hard
circumstances, and asking for aid.
He is said to have attended meetings
OF certain club, whose correct name
we do not know, and the Italia y say
that it was soon discovered that he
was a spy in the employ Of G. Bran
Chi, Italian consul at New York, and
a trap Was laid for him.
Tney say he fell INTO the trap, ard
when accused Of being spy owned up
that such was the case, ,ald he was
sorry and agreed to leave Barre on the
s 10 train this morning, but instead
skipped out last night. Ihey further
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-04

more say that they obtained from him
number of letters from the consul
and also his written confession. They
deny he received acut yesterday. They
say the letters secured and the confes.
sion are to be published in the Barre
ana Ne" york papers son. All we
can say is that something has evident.
happened and we give the rumors
lor what the are worth. We are
waiting to see the letters that are to
be published.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-04
ANOTHER INAUGURATION.

Chicago, March s4.--The Prohibi
tionists dc not claim that their candi-
date for the Presidency was elected,
nevertheless they today gave MIR. John
G. Wooley the honor Of IA mock lnau-
guration. Nc. Wooley delivered his
address here today and it was announ'
ced TO Lave been maze simultaneously
in 5000 other places throghout the
country.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-04
TWO BARRE MEN.

Bu lington, March 4. "A black.
smith and a carpenter filed petitions
in bankruptcy at the district court
clerk S Office in this city Saturday.
Leonard e. Wiley, carpenter Of
Barre. Liabilities s6l7 80. Assets
$3.50, tyemot.
Frank C.Ely blacksmith Of Barre.
Liabilities S678.08. Assets $545 ex.
EN- pit.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-04
CITY EDITION
4 o'clock.
-- NEW PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

Washington, March 2.-The omni.
bus public buildi 6 bill passed both
houses, including the following in
creases: Fitchburg, Mass 800, 900
TO 1925. 900: Lawrence, Mass, $780,.
900 to sl35, 900; Newport, VT, $780,.
eco to sl0O,O 900: Norwich, Conn,
800 600 to $1,000.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-04
TO SUCCEED WILDMAN.

Washington, March 4.-The Prts1-
dent has sent t. the Senate the noml-
nation of william A Rublee If Wis
c,nSin to he consul general of the
United states at Iiongkot-g., -A sue
ceed the late Consul General Wild
man.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-04
NOTICE.

To whom it may concern. I, 2.
Macchi warn all persons not to harbor
or trust my son George Macchi on my
account, for from this date shall pay
no bills contracting. having given him
the remainder of his minority.
4. MACCH1.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-04

Any one desiring to see the $50
Quaker Range given away to the win.
ners in this contest may do so by call
ing at Prindle & Averill's, Barre, Vt.
Those who are counting on having
coupons more than ten days old cred,
iteo at this office will be isappointed.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-05

and one from Texas. Education and
discipline seem to be divorced. Time
was when Mr.. Beman boasted that he
had subdued every big boy in his
school subdued him by the rod. Old
man lsham did the same thing and SO
did DIR. Patterson thresh out the worst
boys at our Manual Labor school: but
now it is the boys who rule the teach
erS and make demands. ana the couse-
Guence is our colleges have no dis
cipline and hazinE seems to be as popu-
lar as ever. | thought that this hazing
business was modern invention. but
in the second volume OF American
Literature" I find a letter or Jonu
Lawson. a ScOtChman, Who lived for
years among the North Carolina ludi-
ans. He is writing to his folks nj home
in 1114 about the customs Of those lu-
dians. and says the way they make
warriors of their young men is TO
husquenaw them in early manhood.
They are shut up in a dark log house
for six weeks. and kept half starved
and made To drink a decOction of pei
litocy bark. which renders them raw
ing mad They make the most dismal.
helish cries and howlinEs ever heard.
When given little meat Il is mixed
with nasty. loathsomc. filthy stuff
After six weeks they come out as poor
ana miserable rs creatures ever be-
come. Some of them die under this di.
aDolical treatment. and (le young
men run away TO avoid il. The savages
told me that this hardened them to the
fatigues of wGi' and kills off the weak
and infirm and cowardly who would
bring disagree upon the nation Hu:-
quenawinS, That's it; that's where
haZing started. and West Point is
where ii matriulated and tiourisheu,
This insubordinatiun of college boys
seems TO have crept into our own
southern institutions, and has we'll
nigh demorelized Oxford and Tusca-
loosa. What does it mean" We had
nothing like ii in our day We feared
our fathers and we feared and respect
eu the faculty. The Tech boys caught
the infection not long ago. hut that
Oon I matter very much. 10" if those
boys DO anything else besides plav
abll. the newspapers don't publish it.
ball seems to he the only textbook in
the curriculum. '!hcir accomplish
ments In that line may be satisfactory
TO the boys and the professors. bat the
patrons ana friends OF the institution
are surfetcd and would advise re
cess Ball play is another lidian game
In which the savaGes cXcclled.-Biu
Arp III Atlanta Constitution.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-05
OOWlE SAYS HE is ELIJAH
Tells Chicago Audience He Has
Come to Preach Theocracy
Declares Hc VIII Never Rest Until All
Other Forms Of Government Have
Been Driven From the Earth.

Chicngo-"I am Elijah. Tho prophet.
who appeared first rs Elijah himself.
second q. John the Baptist. and who
now comes in me. the reStorcr of all
things. Elijah was prophet. John
was preacher. Dut I combine in my
self the attributes Of prophet. priest
and ruler over men. Gaze on me. then:
l say ii fcarlesslH. Make the most Of
IT. you wrctchcs i'm ecclesiastical Carh.
| am he tina; is the living physical and
spiritual embodiment of Elijah. and
my commission to earth n third time
has been prophes led by Malachi. hy
God Himself. hy His Son Jesus. 10y
Peter and 5000 years ago by Moses
All who believe me To he in very truth
all OF this will stahd up
And over 5000 people rose To their
feet and greeted the declaration with
cheers and handcla ppin2
John Alexander Dowie. true to his
promises. made this statement from
tho platform of thu Auditorium in the
presence of 5000 people 1t was the
elimination of frcnZicd speech. in
which he denounced everybody and
everything not In Zion. cursed the
Pope and the Roman Catholic Church.
spat literally ut Masonry. the news
papers and the ba mixers OF Chicago.
and ragged and tore up and down the
stage like mad man.
understand well what I mean" he
continued. Il will take 10 counsel in
my methods of government. | have
come To proclaim tlleocracy. pure and
simple. the govern ment of God. by
God. and for God, M I will never rest
till all other forms of government have
been driven from the earth
You talk about your Democracy
Bah! l tell You De emocracy has been
tried in the balance ana has failed
The government Of rhc peopr. hy the
people and for the lIcoplc is twaddlc
] stand loyal TO the flag and countc-
nance no rcvoluton. b., ] demand
here and now that the 1mr of God
must be placed foremost in The CON
stitutlon of ;hc United states aud the
supreme authority of God over all
things must be recognized
Listen To the first MESSAGE OF the
prophet he demanded. You must
pay your titles and offerings into tie
st0rehouse OF God. \ ccurSed Inc We If
yc would seek to rob Ills house a. lis
fuiness hy not oheyiltg this, His VIII.
sent through Elijah"
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-05
Labor World.

Sausagcmakers in New York CIV
are demanding a shorter wO:i..u.
day.
The Irish linen industry Is said to he
Just holding its'own III tie textile mar
kcts of the world.
BoilcTmakers at Bayonne. y. J.. have
struck for an increase OF pay and The
niEc-hour work day.
The Machine ard Tool Company. of
Toledo, Ohio. the largest plan, there.
has signed the union scale.
Five unions of blast furnace work
crS. at Youngstown, Ohio. VIII be- the
nucleus for a national Organization.
Great Er.tain imports onc-third Of
her food
Italy now supplies considerably over
one-third of the worlds sill. crop
The ski led WORKERS on the rap.d
transit tunnel in New York City have
struck, practically stopping construc-
ton.
Brick yerS ana maSons ut New York
City have returned jo work They
will receive sixty cents an hour an
advance o: i've cents
The striking briclllayers. plas;erers
and masonS at Trenton. y. j., have re-
turned TO work. They will get $3. 80 =
day and work eight hours.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-05
Fer UNIVERSAL eIcHr-HoUR DAY
european Miners Preparing For a World
Wide Labor Movement

Londor.-The International Miners
conference voted for universal ci.ht.
hour day. The Chairman. william
Abraham. NJ. F.. expressed the heller
mat larliament would pass an eight
hour law IN 1902. ". Cote. delegate
o. the French miners. said if thc
Eight-!lou bill row before the Cham
er OF Deputies failed TO progress ran
my enough the French miners were
iitpared 10 declare general strike.
resolution was carried unanimous
ly. inviting the American miners to
send delegates to future international
congresses.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-05
FOREIGN.

A panr5eT in Whitechapel, London.
eiinl ar ln its circumstances to those
of lack the Ripper" caused alarm in
the siStr.ct-
s. Ia * potes to the value OF $3.50. .OOC
7FezS st1Ien from the branch at Singa-
pose 'f the, Hong Kong and Shanghai
ban
Id, sfences between Spain and Ar
gent xwere settled. and n CONNER
ciaIl saty between the countries VIII
be n; red.
sssXk RusSian Council of Ministers re
5ecp4 the proposal for conscription in
EiQM q made by NJ. Kuropatkin, the
RtisA q MINISTRY OF War.
f3p Iofk, England, Mrs. S!mson
d.pHp her three children IL a wash
S;Etii is to establish three army
cotbsssrabie or resisting any invasion
wjtholf recourse to extraordinary ex-
.pepdiHfex.
ThesNqie and Duchess of Cornwall
and ~ 4: seacled Sydney, n. S. W., on
! ne or Sif-& Thousands OF people well
pe Duke and Duchess op their
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-05
LYNcHE0 FOR HORSE sTEaLINc.
Old Man, His Three Sons, am (Iiutiier
Man. Hanged by California Hob.

Alturas. Cal.-Caivin Fail a1G his
three sons, Frank. Jim AID Martin.
Hall and Dan V. Yantis. all white men.
wEo had been stealing ho-ses near
here 20: years. We're arrested few
days ago and were kept under guard
by three deputy sheriffs.
a mob of forty masked men tcoi..
them and hanged them from bridge
near Lookout. The deputies were
overpowered and compelled TO help
the lynchers. The mob dispersed
within five minutes after the hang
ing.
Lookout. the scenc OF the lyrching,l
IS in the Hot Springs Valley, yon Pitt
River, twenty-five miles from Alturas,
the county seat OF Modoc County. The
news of the lycchinS was brought to
AlturaS by courier
The residents of Hot Springs Valley
are nearly all cattle raisevs.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-05
DOMESTIC.

Forty-eight boxes OF dynamite ex-
pioded on freight train near Ever
EFT. Wash. injuring only one man.
Cecilio Blanco. five years old. ut San
francisco. Cal. was blinded with lime
Dg four other boys. who robbed him
or five cents with which he had been
sent to make purchase.
DR.. d. G. Thomas. former President
>Nf Adrian College. dropped dead ut the
N,iiroad depot ut Adrian, Mich. from
FSoplexy.
Cleal Cline. aged ten. son of Alfred
c. Cline. at Cumberland. Md. shot and
Killed his younger sister while at play.
\ mob hanged Frank Reeves ne
gro. In Butler County. Ala, for an at
tack on Miss Ada McAfillir.
The washing OF cancelled document.
airy stamps was charged against Wal
ter |. Knowles. OF New Bedford Mass.
Tie shin John Mcdonald. 2i5 DAYS
oit from baltimore, Md. TO San Fran
els ,. Cal. was given up as lost.
=. T. A. Bowling. n wealthy citizen.
or ,ammondsville. Ky, VIZ Killed by
n duable Southdown ran. while he
wa looking over his sheep in pasture.
Z @ Hall OF Fame, made possible
thi' Ugh Miss Helen Gould's gift of
$40 600, was opened with appropriate
: Ger, nony at New York City
neral John G. Underwood. OF Gov
IN. Ky, was reelected Supcrinten-
and secretary of the Confederate e
lorial Association
lie branch of the Mechanics Bank
q. Company. ut Bradner. Ohio. was
/, 4 led OF $4,000. The robbers escaped.
ne estate of the late General Har-
r amounted to $176. .52J62 personal
p ,erty, while his indianapolis realty
+, ed up S1S4,50O.
lille standing in the pulpit of the
NJ aodist Church ut Sycamore, Ind,
a ie Long. fourteen years old. killed
hi elf by shooting.
The loss of Mrs Augusta Levin q
cheek bone at Rochester, y. Y. cost
the Lehigh Valley Railroad $4,000 af-
ter a jury trial
1t cost SG00o,000 in abandoned ma.
thinery to change the motive power OF
t1e metropolitan Street Railway lines
AZ New York City To electricity.
). corty-five students OF the Columbus
" ID High School were arrested for
staeet rioting after graduation.
- 1son Gusher was struck NJ Il depth
12S feet on TeucDonne plantation.
'the town of Houma, La.
ilce of Police Matt Willard. OF Flo
Ga, was shot and dangerously
nded by Josh Walton. co.oreG,
III lie was trying 10 arrest.
cutenant-GOverno" VI. T.. Allen.
y '-PTesidenr of the Farmers Nation
. ank. OF Nergennes. VT. and j. W.
j chum. representative to the Leg
Is ure. were arrested charged with
90 city with Cashier Lewis in
WI ne the bank.
T srnor McSweency. OF South Car
OF |, is one OF nine candidates for the
Sc S Of Tillmau and McLaurin in the
-. Jed States Senate.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-05
THE NEWS EPlTOMlZED
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

Ms. Mckinley. still very III. and the
President arrived at the " hite House.
sample plate OF Krupp armor made
Tor the American Navy failed to stand
the official test.
Lieutenant-Colonel Francis Micl,ler.
milltarv secretary to Lieutenant-Ce C. en-
eral Miles at Army Headquarters. is
dead. He was victim of BriSht's dis
ease.
Hiram Price. oighty-seven years old.
VINO served many years in Congress ~
KepuDIican Representative, died in
washington of heart trouble.
Captain Newton r. Hall. OF the Ma.
rine Corps. accused of cowardice Mt
the siege of Pekin. was acquitted hy
the court of inquiry. which traced the
charges to feminine influence.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-05
MRS. sHeLDoN's SERVANT QUITS
The Minister'S Ideas OF Flights OF Girls
DO Not Apply in His Home

Topeka, Kan BCcausc the wife OF
Tie l;eV- G. NJ. sheldon would no; per
init 4 servant g.ri to d.mc with the
family, the girl left the sheldon home.
not, however, unlI she had reminded
Mrs sheldon tn S&lLlspand recent
ly in discussing Pf1V1T=.@4. the servant
S.rl problem, had insisted tina; The sc.-
want girl should have CqUal privileges
with the family.
Mrs. Sheldon told the SRI that si.a
was not responsible 10. hec husband
opinion
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-05

~ - stated tndt Il strenuous a.,o-,n,
Is b'ih& made by some cn,crpr.sin.,
Nor""SIanS to pOpuiarizc rcipIo.. .
lcSh rs an article of diet i'm Erronn
lhc experiment of raising the cuiu,nI,
!n l''rIr numbers FOR Strengthening pur
poses VIII he fairly tried. They *.
prct TO hnd profitable markets i'm
france and Belgium, and will even or
ueaVor to Induce beef-eating Britons
to purchase the article.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-05
OUR ADOPTED ISLANDS.

Memorial Day was observed at Ma
Mia as holiday.
The Governing Board of Manila will
consist OF an army officer Il Filipino
and an American civilian.
'Onderdonk. Mcclellan and Dady bid
over S13.OnO.000 for contract to con-
struct military works at Havana.
Cuba.
Commissary-Sergeant Henry Wilson
was sentenced to three years imprison-
ment In Rilibid Prison for stealing sup
X plies at Manila.
Rear-Admiral Kerlpff assumed per-
& senal command of the division OF
american naval vessels in Chinese
waters.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-05

KEEP: ont o! tic collection.
The reason we unders. and people is
that we look at their negative before
the print is made.
Policy is pruacacc p:eya.l,ng over
principle.
No man lives for Chri till he hai
died with Him.
man is in bad way VII IN his fu.
ture is all behind him.
We need not mind wha: tho wonl
thinks as long as we think right
The word Of the saint ought to be bet
ter security than the bond g the s n
nor.
Almcet every prcEaae I'd IS = pray
cr.
Term noio~y has often terminated
ttUth.
The dividends OF sin como lack in
the same coin as the investments.
There can he chccrfal face only
Where there is faithful heart.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-05
GRANT SAYS PEACE Is NEAR.

Eilipinos Now Ready, Ee Asserts, For =
Central Governments.
Washington. d. C.-General Fred D.
Grant, VINO has just returned from
service in the Philippines. stopped in
Washington on his way to New York
City. The General called on Secretary
Root and discussed Philippine affairs
" him.
the people OF the islands
dy Tor central govern
ed either under civil or
They ore sick OF
'ace general
ncour-
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-05
british vvarships Fly American Fla

AS the Duke of Cornwall and York.
IN the royal barge. crossed the harbor
az sydney. n. :. w, TO inspect the
EaVal depot at Garden Island all the
British warships were flying the Uni.
ted States faS out OF compliment to
the United Safes transport Glacier.
w.lch was mJored In the stream.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-05
Portc's Ban on Typewriter. re,no.

In response 40 The protest or ;h, r,,.
ciGn Embassies. M Cousfou,,n,,Ia
lurkcE. the order issued by the CO..
crhmcnl rrohih!Jin2 The cntIy %. t.,a.
writers INTO Turkey has Been r,s..n.i
cd '''' '''''
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-05
Kciccls I;rsicnntlnns nr !. .nn.A-.

Governor McSwreucy, OF South Ca
olina, has rejected the res Sna;ions q.
Senators Tillman and McLaur.n to
give them time 10 consider their action,
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-05

II is officially admitted tina, " cas- o..
buuOnic -la@uc cNiSts in London.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-05
The King ana oncen OF Itnly hnre

The king ana Queen OF Italy have
been married for more than four years.
ana the daughter just born Is their
first child. The disappointment of
King Victor Emmanuel over the sex o.
the infant is doubtless cQualcd 10y the
satisfaction of his cousin. the Duke OF
Aosta. and the Duchess, formerly Prn-
cess Helene of Orleans, whose young
son is still heir presump,iye to Tie
Italian throne.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-05
RAMS HORN BLASTS

You clnnCt trust.
the man who can
not trU I God.
Every y II III bio
bee t i in k $ he
X n O W ) how to
build the eagle's
nest.
G. o d 4 o @ $ II o t
count the caSh put
so much aS that
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-05
ITALIAN PRiNcE Ess eoRr.
Queen Helena Congratulated on til
Birth OF Her Daughter.

Rome. Italy.-A daughter has hccn
horn ~ Queen Helena Both mother.
ana infant are doing well. The Prin-
cess VIII he named Yolanda Marghc-
rita.
Amid general conCra tulatione. there
Is considerable disappointment at the
infants sex. though the King Is under
stood TO have expressed contentnrut.
Salutcs We're fired throughout Italy.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-05
BOAT SWEPT 0Yt
Seven efthe Eight occup
in the SchuvlkiIl
REALIZED THEIR doom

Swept by the Swift Currrn,
Philadelphia Picnic
Girls and Three Youth.
ure Bone Went Over I'll
Only One Boy Escaped.
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Germany and England arc alike in one
thing; each has thirty.three cities with a
population Of over 100000
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teothing, soften the gums, reduces indamma-
llon. allaya pain. ourea wind collie. 23o boLllo
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-11-01

FTT8pemanen.ly cured. No Gts ornorvous-
ness after drut days use OF DR.. Klino's Great
Nerve Reaioror 80 trial bottle and treatise FREQ
DR.. n. II. KLmE, Ltd, o8l Arch S.. Phila. Pa.