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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-12
TRIMBLE STABBED
!. BY ANGRY ITALIAN
Was Talking to Miss Girard When Her
Employer RiCci Plunged Knife
Into His Shoulder.

down Oh "A line with the breast.
Trlmhle went out % the street ana
there discovered that blood was running
down his arm.
lie stepped into q barber shop ana re-
moved his coat The bleeding was SO ex-
tensiye that Trimble was escorted TO po-
lice headquarters where Dr Rounds at
tended him
\ narrow bladed knife had been used
which had made clean cut through a
topcoat an under coat. vest and shirt
and entering the flesh had severed an ar
terry.
pr Rounds worked over the wound Tor
an hour before Trimble was out of dam
ger Of bleeding go death.
Had the man gone home and laid down
or had he remained whore surgical at
tendance could not be given him ne
would shortly have bled to death.
capt. Parker sent Detective Cannon out
on the hunt FOR Ricct
The Italian was found on Friendship
street
lie denied stabbiug, bat said that he
had punched Trimble with hts fist
Miss Girard informed the police that the
banana knife which Ricci used was miss
ing from the store.
Ricci viii he arraigned tomorrow ON the
charge of making an assault with dam
gerous weapon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-12
THEATRE BURNED
Fire at Winsted, Conn.,, Caused
Loss Of $50, 600.

winsted, Conn, Nov. 12.-Damage by
nre smoke and water, estimated at about
So, 900, was caused this forenoon by a
fire which broke out on the stage of the
winsted Opera House.
The theatre was gutted, stores and Of
fees in the structure were more or less
damaged by the flames. while in the Wet
more block, adjacent in which was locat-
ed the main postonlce, the occupants
suffered losses from smoke and water.
The Opera House is located in four
story brick structure at the corner Of
Main and Elm streets Adjacent TO the
east is a similar four-story building of
brick known as the Wetmore block.
Smoke was seen issuing from the stage
o'clock and when an alarm was rung I'm
the flames had gained good headway A
general alarm followed, but still the fire
Increased in fury and IL was feared that
surrounding buildings would become ig-
nited and disastrous connasratioh re-
suit.
shortly after II o'clock, however the
fire was under control.
The theatre proper was gutted. other
tenants in the Opera House building
which IL owned by the Music Han com
many sustained serious losses.
1rhe flames did not communicate 10 tne
Vet more block hut considerable damage
was done by smoke and water. Tile con-
tents or the post1ffice were hurriedly re-
uoved To station without loss.
The fire had evidently been smoulderins
since midnight "rhe Gamekeeper' was
presented at the Opera House last nigh,
and the company's baggage was removed
Of midrf,sht. II is surmised that the fire
originated from cigar cigarette or q
lighted match. II,
n Is estimated that the insurance WI
cover about two-thirds OF the loss.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-12
BAD MISHAP.
Schooner PendIsion, in COL
Iison, Later Goes Adrlfl.

Vineyard Haven. Mass. Nov. "a
Schooner Lizzie u. Small Capt. Kicker
~ Ncw York, from st. John, n b.. for
bridgeport, Conn. with cargo of pill
ing ana schooner Mark Peadleton, capt
Hardy OF Ire boro Me. from Providence
r l. for Bangor. light. Mere IN cnlll9lon
at $50 last night when about i've nu'eS
southwest from Highland light.
The Smalrs bowsprlt and All her head
gear were carried away aud her bow
smashed In The PendIeton's starboard
how was cut down nearly to the light
water line Both vessels We're taken IN
tow by the steamer Herman Winter. Bvs-
ten for New York. and started for tins
port.
Everything went well until they reach
"a Pollock Rip hghtshp early this morn-
ing. when the PendletOns hawser broke,
and she went adrift When last seen
by Capt Kicker her captain was making
sail on her. and il was thought she would
succeed In reaching some port Of shelter
The Herman Winter arrived here win
the Lizzie -. Small this noon and pro-
ceeded to New York The Small will re-
rair here The Pendletou slipped both
her anchors and chains when she was
taken In tow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-12
THIRD WARD
OFFICIAL
FIGURES.
Aid. -eIsci Sh lahan and COL
leagues Have Good PIura|ilies.
Dispu|eOVerSChOOI Committee.

The official count of the Third ward
vote was completed shortly after the
midday hour today by the board Of can
vassers but there Is question as TO
nearly "a dozen ballots in The Third dis
district The question rs as TO whether
they should or should not be counted on
the ground OF being defective or being
cancelled altogether.
Authenticated Sheahan gained votes
over the warden's figures and Mr. Gon
only ]. so that IN, former has the hand
some plurality of 2S0 His previous ex-
pcricnce W. rhc lower branch and his thor
0ueh knowledge Of city affairs Will make
him Il valued member of the alderma ME
body aud he Will certainly prove the
peer Of any of his predecessors
The successful candidates for the COM
mon council are: Messrs. Dunn, Giblin,
Lovett and RaffterY Mr.. Dunn did not
come within 81 votes Of Mr.. Sheahan's s
splendid total Mr.. Lovttt fell ~ behird
the leader, Mr.. Giblin l0i and Mr.. RAN
terV l87 The Republican nominee, II
must he admitted. made quite a showing
ON the face of the returns MIR Mason IS
elected school committee by > plurslityl,
but this IL likely 20 be reversed Ia Mr.
Gains favor when the Third district dis
iute Is adjusted even though it be by
the court.
The figures follow;
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-12
VICTIMS OF AN EPIDEMIC

Port Townsend, Wash. Nov. Dunlap
Moro, ASSISTANT surgeon United states
quarantine service. who has been station
ed at Nome during the past season. has
arrived here. lie confirms the report
that the natives OF Western Alaska are
rapidly disappearing from the effects Of
disease
He states that at least one-third Of the
native population at Cape Nome, Prince
Of Wales, Nome. Port Clarence. 80 Mich
aels. Tnalaska, Pribylon Islands. Nuni-
Naki Island and 81 Lawrence Island and
those along the Yukon river have suffered
from the effects of an epidemic, what
was thought Co be smallpox. but upon
investigation proved to be measles
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-12
KILLED BY ELECTRIC CAR

Portsmouth, y. H.. Nov 12-An electric
car bound east from York. Me. TO this
city killed Isaac Foss. last night. IL is
believed that the man was asleep on the
track.
Foss was - years of age and leaves rel
atiVes I'm Rye, n ~.
During the forenoon the body was iden-
tilted as that OF Joseph Purley Of York,
Me, formerly OF Rochester y. H., who
was meat cutter la the employ OF John
kingman at York Beach a coroner 5
nlNuest will determine whether IL was
a ease of suicide or accident.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-12
PERMITTED TO RETIRE

Berlin Nov. ~ Emperor William has
scceded 90 the oft-repeated reuues, Of
Count Paul Won IIstzfeidt- w ildeubure
German Ambassador tu Great Britain.
that he be allowed 10 retire from the dip
lomatic service Oh the ground OF M
health.
Emperor William Ia an autograph let
ter expresses his deep regret at the me-
cessity for the ambassadors retirement:
II feel lmpeled. says the emperor, to
express my imperial thanks for the eN-
cellcnt services which. during the a
years ~ your official life, yon have rem
dered To my predecessors ou the throne,
20 myself and 10 the whole fatherland
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-12
6-DAY RACE.
Little Interest In Co. as You
Please Race al Plttsburg.

Pittsburg. Nov. l2.-Little interest is
you-please race and the attendance to-
day was very poor. Cavanaugh keeps up
his record going pace aud has been OF
the track Int twice since the start At
noon rs men were stiIl IN the contest,
four having dropped out.
The score at noon was:
Cayanaugh 1ia miles: Foley 1E.2;
Dean. 1913; Tracy, 1917; shelton. l3lis;
Barnes. 1873; llegelman, 1925 Noremac,
1892; Lesien. liO Cox 100. Cartwright.
100, West. l003; Barclay $50; Day, g6s.
Miller, ,S13: Golden, GAIA; Geary, o.;
BeauchfaOnt G
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-12
OYSTER
OPENERS
STRIKE.
Lille Change in the Situation.
Offer Of Capital Mada to
the Men.

There r. hut little change In the strike
Of the oystermen. The strikers do not
propose 20 wait for the dealers 20 come
To- their terms but viii az once seek
employment in other fields and at any
sort Of work
President KavanauGh OF the association
says his organization has received an
offer from three men 90 furnish the sum
Of sl51@1 10 form 2 company for the as
socistion and n committee of fve was sp-
pointed 90 look into the matter.
A committee was appointed this morn
Ing to wait upon NJ. Dewiug a Co. hut
up ~ noon no word had been received
from that concern. The Pettis Oyster
company has scceded 20 the terms called
for BY the strikers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-12
PUTTING IN NEW EQUIPMENT

Nillhury, Mass. Nov i2.-The MAYO
Wooden company. new owners OF the
wheeler mill. arep uttinR in new equip
mont of machinery and VIII start up the
mill on full time at an cHrly date
The plant has been Idle for some years
and will now give employment To about
loo hands. Fancy wOolen goods uf me-
dlum grades will be made
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-12
MUST ELEVATE THEIR TRACKS

Chicago, Nov. i2-After years nght
the city council has passed an ordinance
recurring the Illinois Central Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern. Pittsburs
Fort Wayne aud Chicago. Pennsylvania.
Nickel Plate and Baltimore and ohio
railroads to elevate their tracks imme.
diHtelN.
The measure provides FOR The elevation
of 10 miles of tracks within years al an
cstimatc ted cost Of s.. .phOoo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-12
MAY Be GOoDmlN'S BODY

Louisville. KY, Nov. l2.-The Louisville
detectives think that the msn found dead
in the JcfferSonville hitel Thursday when
an attempt is supposed 10 have been
made TO defraud the life Insurance COM
ranies. was Charles Goodman Of Evans
VILE Ind.
Goodman left the Salvation Army head
quarters In Louisville "Wednesday niEht
saying he was going 10 Indiana and has
not renSsaed n IL said he description
~ Goodman and that ~ the man who
was afterwards found dead tally.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-12
FOR RURAL FREE DELIVERY

Washington Nov 12-In his annual re-
port which will be completed soon. Post
master GeuerHl Smith viii ask for an tn
crease of tho appropriation for the rural
free delivery service from The present
sum ~ S3.JfnNo 90 @oo0 no0 and will ad-
vocatc The extension of the service ss FAR
a. practicable
iie viii express tho opinion that this
branch Of tho work uf the department -
Of tho sreatest utility and will plead FOR
most liberal consideration on the part of
congress
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-12
BROKE WORLDS RECORD

New York. Nov 12ft IS now an
nounced that MEMS Beder OF Lynbrook.
l.. T., has broken the worlds record for
p miles uupaced a the 25-mlle road race
OF the Kings County Wheelmen ON Long
Island
Bedcll who started from the scratch
made Tho course IN one hour aud six min
utes winning the time prize aud breaking
the worlds record of one hour aud eight
minutes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-12
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
SPENCER DEAD.
Veteran Mill Agent Succumbs
10 Heart Failure.

Mr.. s. g. Spencer, agent for John Far
mum 4 CO.. of Lancaster, Pa, died this
morning ~f heart failure Mr.. Spencer
had been a mill agent for fully half
century and was well and favorably
known among the cotton manufacturers,
especially those who are members or the
Squantum club.
lie vas 0f CHEEKY and kindly disposi-
ton and a host OF friends will sincerely
grieve at the announcement OF his deat IN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-12
CUT THROAT WITH CASE KNIFE

Rochester. n. IT,. Nov ie-with = rag
: Eed cash In his throat made by = case
knife in his own hand John Otis. farm.
er. Ia dying az his home nesr The city.
he 10 seventy years ~ age sn1' having
besr m for long time. ne decided 10 put
an end % he surrrings He failed 20
klr himself outright but no hope - reT
rovery 81 given. -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-12
CRUDE RUBBER RePleNlN

George a Alden a CO. " Boston have
rcpleNiued aS't hounds ~ crude rubber
that was taken by bcputy sheriff RroWn
under wit ~ attachment az Noon
socket oct ~
The rubber was at the mills ~ the En-
pire fuhhef companr. hut Alden a Go.
claim ia az their property.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-12
SHspaaUS ELECTION EXPENSES

Alhanv =. " Nov fe Edward NJ
Shepard. tho defeated Democratic candi-
date for mayor ~ New YORK city. ccrti-
fed 10 tho secretary of state today that
his expenses in The iete municipal contest
we're e1E0
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-12
DREW TRE COLOR LINE

Cambridge. Mass, Nov l2.-Henry rA
Flamme, Harvard square barber. WAS
tried and convicted in the local court
here today on the charge Of discriminat-
iug against Thomas \ Bruce negro
student at Harvard. Judge Amy imposed
a fine OF S1O
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-12
DEATH INSTANT.
Aged Track Walker Run Down
and Killed at Fall River.

Fan River. Mass. Nov. l2.-MatthiaS
GroRau, AN old and well-known resident,
WIS run into and instantly killed by the
Boston train arriving here shortly after :
o'clock. while walking on the track near
the Fan River station
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-12

Manage by FOREST FIRES

Nyack. y V. Nov l2-Forest hrcs
which have done much damage on the
Ramapo mountains within the past week
ucre oxtinsuished los heavy rains last
night The fires spread e. rapidly that
n large force n men worked all Sunday
nisht ~ save valuable property Mnch
valuable timber was destroyed on the
mountains.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-12
CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH

Msrionvins. Mo. Nov. "a Mrs. George
Justice locked M hcr teo small children
lr ire Rouse tcdsr while she esnt short
distance for water when ere returned
the house vas In names The children we're
eremaied.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-12
WILL SUCCEED JUDGE PAUL

Washington. Nov a. lion Henry clay
McDowell has been selected 10 succeed
Judge John Paul as United states district
Judge oi the Western district Of Virginia.
lie II 4 great grandsnn Of HenrN ClnN
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-12
LOST HIS CASE.
Jury Found Against Livingstone
in Action for Falss| s|mpTisonment

The jury IN the ease OF Abram H. Liv-
ingstone against Town Sergeant Robert ].
Haniver this afternoon brought i'm a ver-
dict for the defendant I'm Judge Dubois
court.
Livingstone sued to recover damages
for false imprisonment.
James G. Collins. Jr., was attorney for
IiantXer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-12
ASSEMBLY BEGINS
EIGHT DAY SESSION.
continued From rage onel.

Of $4,000 and similar 10 the sanatoria In
Ms-sach huSeits and New York is sug
gested aud the committee concludes it's
report with the following reoommenda-
ton
As the result of their investigation the
committee recommend that the general
assembly provide for the erection and
maintenance within this state Of n sana-
torium for the treatment Ut consumptives
There is scarcely family i'm Rhode ISL
and that has not suffered the sacrifice of
member of this demon of consumption:
sacrihe which i'm fully half Of the cases
might have been avoided by timely and
proper treatment The state is losing
annusny I'm the premature deaths OF it's
workers many times the cost OF support
ing a saua atorium our climate offers no
obstacles 10 successful treatment OF the
disease Suitable sites for a sanatorium
within this state are available. At pres
eut there Is no institution In Rhode Island
10 which consufnptives can go and recover
their health AT present the we'll people
of this state are not adequately protected
from the spread Of this most deadly of
diseases. The interests of all the people,
the we'll equally with tn ELL, require fa-
cillties which Anly a ssna tOrium can pro-
vide.
The report was received. read 1000
copies TO be printed and further the re-
port ordered communicated 10 the senate
forthwith.
Mr. Peck, OF harrington, moved that
the accompanying resolution he adopted
unanimously and by "A rising vote.
It was so voted
Mr. Blodseet. of Pawtucket presented
an act IN amendment Of Chapter 353 OF
the General Laws OF THE Service OF
Writs:" referred TO the judiciary COM
mlttee The same gentleman also intro
duced n-acL IN Amendment OF an act.
Incorporating the Narragansett Machine
company. OF Pawtucket with accompany
ing petition, and authorizing an increase
of capital stock; referred 10 the com
mlttee on corporations
MIR watson. Of Jamestown presented
an act incorporating the Newport Trust
company; referred to the committee on
corporations.
MIR Peck. or Darlington. presented an
act making the customary appropriation
for the support of the government for
the fiscal year ending Dec. 81, 1901; re
ferred 10 the COMMITTEES ON finance
An act making sn appropriation for the
support Of the blind and feeble minded
wards Of the state was slso referred to
the nhahce committee.
The bills OF the city of Central Falls
| and A. G. 1.anders OF Newport sgsinsl
| the state were referred 10 the committee
| on accounts and claims.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-12
SUGAR PRICES REDUCED

Now York. Nov. " -Arbuckie Brothers
and lIoHsl. Son ana company have re-
duced al grades ol refined sugar ten
poinfS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-12
pe~,o r.li,rs eeryis..

The sirrs,ure 81 e " Grove appears on
every box 81 ths ssruine Bsrsuve
Rromo. ouinine, the remedy that Cures
Cold In One Day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-12
6Hk,.o
S>As sisnessss = es every -. e " 60
1aYative Br0mo.O .Oninine ssssss
the remedy that cures a cold in one Day
KlTcHeNeHs WEEKLY REPORT

London. Nov. ls-Lord Kitchener IN
dispatch from Pretoria dated Monday
Nov. II. presents his weekly report ahd'
Incidentally. locates General DE We; IN
the northeastern part Of the orange RIVER
Colony. -.
lie saws the Beers have recently oeen
collectins Under his leadership ana tnat
,ho nritfsh are now moving 10 disperse
thenr. Lord Kitchener sives tho Bocr
casualties since Nov. as G killed. l,o
wounded. ioI captured and - surrendered
TO CURE colo IN osk DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne Jablets
Ali druggists refund the money ~ " taiis
fo cure e ". Groves signature Is
on each box 25c. .
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-12
FOR rilREE-cENT FARES.

FOR TilREE-CENT FARES.
Or Garvin of Cum mberland. introduced
su act IN amendment of Chapter 313 of
the Public Laws passed At the January
session 1896. relative to the Union Rail
road company and free transfers.
The act fixes the fare al three cents for
continuous passage on sny line Of the
company between any two points i'm any
city or town In the state where said COM
pany operates it's lines and, furthermore.
supulates the issuance on said three-cent
fare of at least one transfer.
t'pon motion Of Mr.. curtis. OF ProVi-
dence. the act was referred 90 the Joint
special committee on transfers.
Acts permitting the town Of warwick
Ia Introduce an improved system OF sew
erage and issue bonds were referred 10
the Judiciary committee.
To the committee on corpora lions were
referred acts to charter the Watch Hin
fire district and the Newport 4 Bristol
Ferry street Railway company
GIFT FOR NEW BATTLEsHIP.
tTpon motion of Mr. Peck Of Barring
ton. the following senate resolution was
unanimously cOncurred in by rising
vote:
Whereas. The government Of the United
states has decided To name It's largest
hattteship Rhode Island In recognition
of the maritime history of this state. and
and should show IN a suitable manner
their appreciation Of this honor there-
fore. he it
resolved. That the sum Of 5000. or so
much thereof as may be necessary, no,
aud the same hereby is appropriated: 10
I've expended under the direction OF a
committee OF three 10 be appointed ny the
governor. with the sdvice and consent OF
the senate. upon an appropriate gift 10 ne
placed ON The new batteship Rhode Isl,
and " now in process of construction, ana
the stat" auditor ,s hsrehy directed 10
draw his orders upon tho general treas,
irer FOR said sum or 40 much thereot
- may hs necessary To carry owl the
nurpose " this resolution, upon the re.
ceipt " Vouchers properly authenucated
hv said committee. -
ioiut committee on the assessment and
lew or state tax. presented resolution
of r~Ntest from the city council ~ FroNi-
dence referred.
neut ~ chapter i0s ~ the Public laws
and IL Was referred - the Judiciary com
mittee Also an act amendiug the char,
ter of the Coleman Nail company o'
iai sfork committee ~, corporations. ro
ihr same committee was referred an eci
in amendment II an act 10 incorporate
tho Wakefield Water COMPANY.
oVesi. in,rSd,Itsd ) r.sointicn sprrorri-
atinE sls00 Cor the purchase of certain
history ~ Rhode island and Providence
risntstlons. referred ~ hnsnce commit
iee
An act In amendment of an act regu.
Iatlna the assessment and collection ~
tanes In West Greenwich vas reterred
- ne judiciary conrittee =,
Adjournment was then taken until VI
m tomorrcv the house havirg nre
| vicuslv rssstd q resolution onered ~ NJ
! Johnson ~ Foster prcvidins for maj al
icurnment, Friday, I'D inst.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-07-13
Ohio Democrats Against Bryan
Man Who Has Twice Been Leader
Received No Recognition, His
Platform Spurned.

Columbus, o., July 10, = The
Democratic State convention here
today had more prominent men
as delegates than any convention
OF Democrats of OHIO in many
years. james kilhourne was
nominated for Cove nor.
The most striking turn Of the
convention was on Bryan. The
most bitter things were said Of
his leadership in the committee n
resolutipnr where 1t was insisted
his name should not he mentioned
and that there should he no refer-
ence to either of the national .,lnt-
forms on which he made his clm
palgns. After this plan had heen
agreed upon, one of the 21 mem
bers of that committee offered
minority report, reafirming the
Kansas City platform and express
sing confidence in Bryan. He
received only six votes from the
$50 delegates IN bis substitute for
the preamble. A few minutes
after the platform was adopted,
one of these six delegates called
attention to the fact that pictures
of the other Democrats were dis
PLAYED In the hall and none of
Bryans rs heretofore. He started
to carry small banner with
Bryan's picture on it to the plat
form. The aisles were ordered
cleared but the picture did not
reach its destination. 1t was
trampled under foot aud spoiled
during the wild demonstrations
when Kilbourne was escorted into
the hail. 1t is generally believed,
however, that the marching clubs
did not know they were walking
over Brvan's picture.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-07-13
HOW'S THIS?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
Ward for any case of Catarrh that CAM
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
FJ CHENEY & CO., Props. To-
leno, 0.
We the undersigned. have known
= Sheney for the last Is years. and
believe him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
able 10 carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEST d TRUAx. Wholesale Druggist.
Toledo, o.
WALDINa. KINNAN & MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o,
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in-
tprnally, acting dire ,tly upon the blood
aud mucous surfaces of the system.
Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists, Testimonials free.
Hairs Family Pills are the best