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Evening star., 1901-05-31

nave as pretty city as one would want
to see where formerly we lived in the CEN
ter OF series Of bayous and fats
1.-The state of Pennsylvania ought to be
ashamed of the unsightly pile of brick
known as the temporary capitol building
at Harrisburg" said L. ]. Kountz Of Har-
rtsburg, at the Raleigh. For two sessions
now-and the sessions are biennial, too
her legislature has occupied what Is,
think. the uglest building within her limits
This great brick pile Is not only uncomfort-
able for the members Of the legislature and
the clerks and attaches. but it mars the
beauty Of an otherwise handsome park in
the center Of the city. If the people Of
the state would wake up to the real con-
dltlon OF affairs and make some noise
think the legislature might be induced to
take some action concerning this matter
Pennsylvania Is too great and too rich
body to sit In this great brick box. With
the extended session of this year it seems
to me shame something has not been
DONE"
John I. Walters of Philadelphia said at
the Ebbitt:
Il see they have been stirring up a much
needed measure in the legislature at Har-
risburg, which has to deal with tramps
Our state is now afflicted with a plague of
tramps, which must come pretty near vie
Ing with any of those visited upon the
Egyptians. had occasion to ride down the
Cumberland valley not long since, and I
think II saw one tramp I saw hundred
and fifty in the sixty miles Of my Journey
1u the central and northern parts Of the
state the pest Of these knights of the
road. seems the worst In some of the
smaller towns along the Northern Central
north Of Harrisburg heroic measures have
been adopted with them, but seemingly in
vain. In several cases they have been
whipped. This does no good, however. ex-
cept In the immediate locality Along the
Susquehanna river in many places notices
have been posted along the roads on fences
and trees. containing warnings that IL
tramps come within the city limits they
Will be severely dealt with. In spite Of
these warnings. every day thefts are re-
ported. and the soaring of women and
children is an everyday occurrence.
don't know why this multitude of tramns
seems confined to our state. In some parts
OF the commonwealth 1t Is actually almost
unsafe Tor a farmer to leave his wife and
chlldren at home to go into the fields. II
Is to be hoped that whatever measure the
legislature intends passing will contain au
thority to visit upon these idle fellows sum
mary and quick punishment
Evening star., 1901-05-31
to the amount of thousands of dollars ir
breaking pipes.
Peculiar Enemies.

In India alone leopards kill on an average
1900 persons every ten years, and over 49,
900 domestic animals every year. Bears kill
"a. In India wolves destroy 1900 persons
annually. and in Russia 800; the former is
official. while the latter is estiamted. In
1875 wolves in India killed 9,4O7 domestic
animals and 1,061 human beings. Hyenas
cause the death of 68 persons and 2,116 do
mestic animals in India annually.
Among the peculiar enemies of man are
swordfish. Not a month passes but some-
where boat or vessel is struck by one,
and in the vicinity of Mauritus many per-
sons lose their lives from this cause.
Sharks destroy 1000 persons every year;
crocodiles many more. The small li1sf:sh
shark claims a victim occasionally, and In
the South Pacific a garf1sh, leaping olt of
the water, Is menace to human life. And
so the peculiar list Of little suspected ami
mails which are fatal to mankind might be
continued
Evening star., 1901-05-31
Overwhelming Cordiality.

rom the smart Set
do your country cousins treat you cor
daily when you visit them in the sum-
merg"
do they! Say. the minute get there
they make me take some elderberry cordial
as fatigue destroyer. then have to drink
some peppermint cordial for fear the water
won't agree with me; next day they insist
that / absorb some snakeroot cordial to
ward of possible chiils and fever, and then
/ have to gulp down some liverwort cordial
for the good Of my system generally. Do
they treat me cordially? BY Jove, there's
plenty Of cordiality! I can taste 1t for
months afterw
Evening star., 1901-05-31

Superior Swiss Ribbed Vests or
Corset Covers. Black and white
grounds. with silk stripes In pink.
violet and blue. All sizes. First
floor.
Evening star., 1901-05-31

None worth less than 81. The
prettiest Of the new seasons White
and Fancy Wash Dresses, in sizes
up to IA years. Third floor for
these.
Evening star., 1901-05-31

Not sone made to retail at less
than $1.50. All with the new long
waist effect. Lace. embroidery and
hemstitched trimmings. Sizes to
years.
Evening star., 1901-05-31

kNuIVOch Ehthuohosn.
From the Smart Set.
Husband-''Today I met q gentleman who
told me he was engaged to you at one
time"
Wife-"What did you saye"
'.I congratulated him. of course"
Evening star., 1901-05-31

The latest Trimmed Outing Hats,
novelties In chiffon and straw.
$1-5O to So so values at CSC for
choice. All new-arriyed only this
morning.
Evening star., 1901-05-31

have as pretty a city as one would want
to see where formerly we lived in the CEN
ter OF series OF bayous and fats"
Evening star., 1901-05-31
Amazing Statistics.

The statistics of this warfare to the
death are amazing and almost beyond be-
lief During the last century 100000 hu-
man beings were killed by snakes in In
dia. and In all the rest Of the world the
loss may be said to be one-fourth of this,
though accurate data is lacking. For years
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
All kept
in our
BIG
DOOrSa Windows!


"'i he'''H' '"T'""r'H "I 'i'S Guy 'u'
no" "' Aor'de"". was over Huh''aE
"' ''- '''"
h"NrS F""I '"'nr'r" H'''rHaE morn
'"~ 'T"h' a~''"""''''' "t ''' ""'''''"
IAN fa'4".'i' F''ur""H "eS'iaE
h'-ht I'"i" " VISIT OF Se''r"' ""AS "' u
I""' '"'' ""''F'"'
Dan huI NJ, VITO has h"em "a th'
Wlh II'I's %" t"sl'''ss Tor u week o'
more l. ~ "'''' "-''"'
Charles 5towtt'' OF I''"g'"rd' was
placed ~ "a regular nI'oN C"cie HdIn .
pN"S'"' '"''> '"H' ''''''
frnrk Burns, "t Minneapolis WAC
sp~r't n lew dHNsm Webster last N'eK'
Fe'"'"'' "'"' '"""'
Judg" J"h" Lund WA" called I" Mn
hank on the probate matters ~ th'
N""'S"" ''Se '"F' ''''"S'
For the finest d"s's"s ana r'Ght prices
j" wall paper g" 70 No's * company -
,
NV """ ~" ,
h""E are Sp"""'"S '"'N
.
i"f "r""H' VIEW
! liz yNFsIIrF sKFEt tI me lake AtlllIf uilI
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20

Lust Tuesday Miss Ethel Sheldon
came over from Pierpont and spent the
day visiting her many friends in this
city.
Mrs. aud Mrs. Rathburn aud Mrs. l..
G.. Perkins came down from Grotou for a
few days %Soi"urn with relati YES and
friends.
Mrs. J. C. Westmire returned to her
home in Audogpr Wadns s1ay alter an
extended visit with her daughter, Mrs.
J.. Graham.
c. Il. BIegeu has all OF his grocery
stock and part OF his dry goods at the
Lynn Lake store aud is doing a thirty
ing business.
The secoud huse bail game Ot the sea-
son bet weeu Bristol aud Rnsk township
resulted il victory Tor liusk with a
score oi i to 8.
Remember when Won are shooting OH
yonr Ere works that ihrre are horses
afraid Of them aud do not rndanger thu
lie and limbs II others III your Jun.
The board oil equalization meets u
this city Munday June III, aud II gui
have any kick on he assessor then j,
the time aud place 20 make il known.
Al this time OF tile yeir when they ar,
~seasonabie there Is nothing tooth
some then II nice fried spring chicken,
aud Billy Mahaney Is serving then
right along at hts city lunch c'nnt-r.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20

Now * the time tn took at new car
pets. We hove IL larger line nf samples
than ever. neujamju x Foster.
The Misses Irene and Bessie Small
have returned lrum their vt~tt with reI8-
tivrS and friends III the twin Cities.
This pleasant odOr cones from ThuI's
pharIuacy. tCs his u"w perfame "EiieII
Tower ~R"se'-flIy coats IA ounce.
Mr.. nnd Mrs. j. w. Abbott last Fri.
day entertained Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles
Frost, vino were over tr0m Wauhay.
AIirIIe boy arrived at the home Of
NJ aud Mrs. Wit CAST last Friday
u,ocuIHg. Al parties d0lug nicely.
Colonel Lee Stovrr, register Of the
Wnt"rtUwn land Office, was in Webster
last week on business and pleasure.
Mrs. Clara II. Banks departed Satur-
day ior Wnnbuy, where she visited Miss
~IetIIs Crosby untii Monday evening.
l.. &. O~chs""aiter last Sunday enter
tanned his i ri-nd Geo. W. Peek, oi
Minneapolis, at his iome ia this city.
Miss Josie Flhgstad cutie down from
Aberdeen Friday TO spend Il lew days
visiting with her parents ia this city.
S. Strong, representing the Strong
| elevu tor people, was looking after the
colupuny's interests hereou Wednesday,.
Eiwnrd Merger, who spent several
day : ia st. Paul. is agatu at bome in
THIS city having reGdr"sI last SLtur-
day.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Crosby, of Wnubay,
we re iu hi. city Monday visiting with
| friends aud attending to business mat
t"rs.
4 drop il equal to IA bouquet OF ro ses
provided you Use TulIl's Hev perfum r.
.Efen TUwer Rus:'--aity cents an
ounce.
Hermann PriDb. at Morton township,
had his buildings damaged to the
amount of about Sl00 ia Satar days
storm.
Wednesday, evening Miss MaymeS Sears
J lest for Chat-wur(h. H., to visit rrla-
| tivrs. Frank accompanied her az far AZ
ST. Paul.
Francis D0lau, who has been attend
lug the Olpriiu, Ohio. college the past
SCHOOL year, il at home for his snmme ~
vacation.
Frank Rahak. who has been taking "a
course in pharmacy at the Madison,
Wis. schools, returned TO webster nst
Saturday.
J.. s. Goodmanson. the expert tooth
cnrpAnt-r, operates at his office in this
city Thursday, Friday and Saturday OF
eItclI week.
Fried oysters are out OF season but
Billy Mtlaney has fried chicken, which
i. all right considering they are the pre-
duct oi 1901.
Joseph Rainy arrivedirom W atertowI
Monday evening aud has accepted
position as cumpositor on this great
family NEWSPAPER.
Mesdames w. A. Abbott aud M. Tex
ford were over from Waabay on Mon
a ~ visiting with Webster iriends ana
.oing some shopping.
The post Office awning WIS Iowerci
Saturday Tor the first time, in twely'
DAYS aud out fell n sparrows nest wit
a setting OF egts ia it.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cutting are oecu
-, jn.s rooms 80 the VIII Rich residrtIc,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
HOME NEWS.
About Webster, Webster Peo-
ME and Webster Visitors.

Farmers are haying.
Rather a wet year 80 lar.
Enes Webster wont celebrate.
". Small FOR your mmber.
glorious rainbow Sunday evening.
want a load OF hay ON subscrip-
(ba. Cease, OF Lily, was in the city
bday.
" Berg was down from Bristol
|slay.
For fmnimre aud repairing go to Ole
ilaad
i Kortgard VAS here from Lily
|niay.
|. l. Daniels WAS here from Bristol
Ipday,
Pave sou laid your Fourth oil July
Ens yet?..
G Mckenzie was here from Abrr-
today.
|. ". Westner came in from Lii v
Ednesday.
Il. Barnham was here IRON .Aber-
n last Friday.
hsrooi Of the Fair was painted tn e
OF the week.
70 to Z, W. Small for your lin Z
fent and posts.
Gross maie II business trip to
Pubay Monday.
A. Davis, OF Taubay, was over to
city Tuesday.
Neesrs. Hibbpe aud Witt came fr ON
Fslot Wednesday.
" telephone company will give night
Fce from the start.
patton Agent Bradley is enj Dying a
IRON his brother.
Hon. Nels j. Llndgreen, OF STRAIN d
Fnt Sunday in town.
s'e'y new patterns OF baby cabs al
Vd fnrpiture Store.
NJ Moore WAS im from his RarItai
FasaipIarm Tuesday.
Pa. v. Bill was ii Bristol visitor at
eeAqtv SEAT Monday.
Phriam Beeclly returned from the
Ntdavs'iny morning.
warm racsptiun'' ut the opera
Y Thursday. June 9th.
sstFr'd1y B. +. Halpiu was over
y Audorer on business.
VisRFlrS chickens fried in butter at
motley city lunch counter.
"oag Inesdar's visitors i'm Webster
@ta. Reese. OF St. Paul.
e'al"y and ]. NJ. Henry were
f0ia Naubay yesterday.
a'fioWn sent Mr.. and Mrs. A. 5,
oVisit us Wednesday.
bennington, OF Waubay, spent
'lay ~ his county's capital.
az a lew samples OF outs in car
miPPs. Hanjamiu 4 FoIrer.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
u IS sold everywhere. Blizzard hest
III cent cigar. Save the coypous.

10 cent cigar. Save the Coupons.
raymond Fortune went down ia
hi'bank Tor The day last Sunday.
FRANK Anderson returned from his
v''itm Minnesota last Thursday.
"einvite yonr inspection of our ALI
NEW Furniture. Benjamin & Foster.
Among the Bristolites ia this city las,
Saturday we noticed q. W. Brown.
Shas. Tobin was "a Webster visitor
from pierpont on Friday OF last week.
latest styles ia millinery at the Civ
Millinery, over II {. Tegtmeier's store .
Miss Hattie Wpstemere. of Grotoo
visited With her frieudsiu this city No,
day.
David Williams was cnll ed to Aher.
deem on business matters Tuesday even
ing.
Mems aud boys ovpraiIs at forty
ceRts and upwards at the Bell clothing
house.
Lee Lewis was over from Andover
Tuesday and made this office pleasant
call.
Smoke Que cigar less a day; that will
more than pay ior ii telephone in your
home.
Last Sunday J. W. Kruger. of And
over, spent the day with his Wpbste r
friends.
A fine line OF boys sailor suits at fit v
ceRrs and upwards at the Bell cloth ng
house.
TheJ W. Arthur family went out 10
the lakes Tuesday and enjoyed Il days
outing.
Go to the parlor at the rear al the
Pioneer drug store for "A fino di.h OF ice
cream.
J. Dixon was among tho A]mdOyp,it"s
doing business ia the county-seat Wed
nesduy.
The AImedia Trio, from press notices
ar" very good. At the opera house
June. -,
\. l.. Thompson returned from It trip
down the road on the event ~ lraiu
Tuesday.
Colonel FowI"S, manager of the srats
base ball Iengup, spent Weln esday ia
Webster.
The frame work on the FluCstad
building is being lu,hed right along
these days.
Mrs. Joseph Engelhart aud si1 ter, Nj +
Mabel Cease, have goue TO Fairwaier,
Wisconsin.
For Sale-A second hand D4erine
harvester in good repair. Enquire Of
John Norton.
Thirteen successive days on which
rain iell, Is the daIup weather recorc
for this section.
A ull line OF mems and boys sweat.
ers at forty CENTS aud up at the Bel
M'SS nav ''U'' .,,
Bristol Friday aud spent the day with
Webster friends.
i""'N D'"'' u"
"'"''
A., ,,L;n.h,s coucInd.d bp
L,,,,
:, ,Lis al, auoi,
George Bathpn was N from the lax.
the first OF the week aud took our
a load OF supplies.
:.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20

Bur,iette E.sge, who accompanied his
father on his "trip 10 Mianen polls last
week, returned home on Monday even
ing.
Mrs. Peabody aud family have taken
up their sum mer quarters at the lake,
leaving the doctor to rustic as best he
can.
Miss Clara W,ipple came ove- from
Big Stone Monday evening for u visit
OF several days with her friend, Mrs. W.
L.. Mack.
Miss Lizzie Pitsor has completed her
visit Will, the faulty nj Willian Atcbison,
in Minneapolis, and is mt ~Ioae.in Web
stcr again.
james I.ilIey has been holding down
hir fathers position on the road for a.
week or more, while the sen,or Lilley
was visiting at home.
Miss Moiyneaux. nftar Spending ID
delightful week with her lrieuds in his
city, the guest of Mrs. j. y. Goodmau-
sou, left for Bristol Monday.
Miss Ion Prpndergast, accompanied
by the two little Craia girIs, arrived in
Webster FROM Summit Monday for ~
visit with relatives aud friends.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
Iner,
prietorS.
Sblic.

~
many notices and
ID in as news mat
ply advertising.
matter Of p~ror=zTT7=.." ourselves we
!. .acessary to publisii-the following
,sy,oes, which in the future we
70 for this class of notices:
e thanks, 5 cents per line.
bssnary poetry, 10 cents per line
...n notices in regard to suppers,
.,taipmeuts, etc, 4 cents per line.
~, srppers, entertainments, ETC., 4
ID per line.
..aln,ions of coincidence, sympathy
| ,ssnect. 4 cents per line.
a;sh 10 .tate that there will be no
~..,;ous 10 this rule. One and all
nav the price. If you do not wish
: r,ease do not bring or seed this
!. Il matter to us. In computing tn e
j, Of lines, count six words to tn e
|. ~.powinp n line for the head, and
,,ry lines for the signatures as til ere
panes, plus one.
~ WEBSTER WORLD,
BY THEODORE TwETT,
ar WEBSTER REPoRTER & FARMER,
By ADAMS Il DENTON.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
Residence telephones
only three cents and q third
a day.

q way
lenv. orders with A. Ross, Manager
DR.. Hllebrand rrcaiv ed a telegram
from his sons. who play in the Prince
ion ball tenm, TINT ,t,eir uiue defeated
Yale by q score OF Two to i've Saturday
Mr.. AID Mrs. Frank Anderson
departed for Monteviieo, MIMI. Mon
day morning. They expect To spend n
week or nor. with friendsa aud relatives
Miss Pearl f Nettleton. who has been
engaged To conduct the Marrlialleounty
teachers institute at Langtord, left for
the scene OF her labors Monday morning.
4. A. Wearne returned FROM his trip
to The grand lodge of the Masonic order
at Sioux Falls last Thursday and
reports a large atteaduncr aud a good
meeting.
Mrs, Henry Cutting, OF Milwaukee,.
Wis arrived in the e.sy Wednesday
evening for an extcndsd writ With her
children, William and Mrs. William
Wagner.
Mr.. A. ". Anderson andlamiiy, who
haze been visiting wfth Ortoavilie resa-
lives aud friends for TWO weeks LAST
past, returned home on Monday eveniag
Of this wtsk.
Geo Tcrprns, David Compton, and
WI Hash have Completed comodionx
apa comfortable cottages at Pickersl
llake and ti,eiriaanlits viii si,cnd tIia
greater potion 81 The sanfiner nc that
popular summer resort.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-04
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr. A. s. Adams and wife of Cucro have
apartments at the Logan
W y. Fleming. substantial stock dealer
OF Victoria, is registered at the Logan
Hays Edstom, an oil operator of Corsi.
cana, is among the guests OF the Logan.
Mr.. charles r. Mcscryc. banker OF
ltalcieh, \. c., is late arrival at the
Logan.
II. /. Fagln from Colorado sprlags Is
among the lntcst arrivals at the iiutchins
mousse
NJ D. Vance, a prominent lumbcrman of
shepherd, was guest at the Rice hoteI
yesterday,
MIR. NJ Marx Of Galveston. accompanied
by his wife and daughter, have apartmen =
nj the Logan.
$. l.. Green and wife and children OF
Columbus were among yesterdays arrivals
mt the Bristol
James /. Keith. prominent lumhcr
man OF beaumont, is registered at the
HutchuS house.
Mcssrs j. NJ Bycth and f. J McNarthr,
prominent Galve>t"hiauS, are in the city
stopping AZ the Logan
Mrs. Bosinc Ryan returned to the hice
dayS' absence from the ciU.
+, H. Miller and g. H.. Moore, wen
known lumhclmru OF Galveston are among
the recent arrivals at the Logan.
Mrs. Nunuic BROOKS stafford and Miss
JCauupttr stafford oi Columbia are visiting
Mrs. Speed at 1903 Capitol avenue.
Mrs. w. ]. Lee came u last night from
Columbus and Joined her husband, who has
been at the LoS"n for the past few days.
O. II. +. l;udcsill, architect, left Tor
North Texas last night on "a procession II
call, eNpcetlng to be absent until sunday
morntnG
painted boy Mrs " g. Van Nlerk %. III i
city, was among the arrivals Al the Rice
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-04
CITY eREVlTlEs.

The Womcu's Christian Temperance Tn.
Ion VIII hold its annual meeting M tho
Shrisuan church tomorrow afternoon nj
$3.50 o'clock -
The revival at the Mckee Street Netho.
dlst church continues with unahatcd in.
a e'PG Services will be held today at
$50 ANA I;45 p, m.
Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Holland will give A
m,lGslcalr al their beautiful new holne Mt
100 Travis street ON Monday afternoon,
Aprll 10, complimentary to the Hous, on
Quartette society. va
othce OF the western Union Telegram
company for nayS Holprrt, Arthur Bri
Marshall 5. Stafford Ynocenico Gonzales
lmIGSnTy JMaekSSoG,,, Miss Mamie C.rk. Var Var,
ir aeu Z, Ward w. II, Schaeffer, r., A Eui-
Ter ana Mrs Anna Morndeid.
captain SiSk of the state pcnlrentIarv
passed through Houston yesterday. having
N IN custody. Sandy Anderson Frnas1 'n1s s
an II McFallon. Arthur Brock Hsp re
thee ana George Washington. copvicted a.,
t 5 March term Of the criminal ronrt a
S bow sSS c. TiIoq IN Anderson is small
dne others will be distributed amnm t.V tS
negroes. ~ Oh tnem are
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-04

All fevcrs because observation and expe.
rlence teaches TINT excessive animal heat
tso-cullcd fcNcr * not a disease, but re
suit of some abnormal condition, either
local or general; II makes no difference
whore manifested, fever is simply result
or effect from some cause, II may he "A
thorn In the flesh, or 1t may lac n poison, or
shock from surgical operation, or from
y specific Virus, or pathogcnic mlcrobe;
fever may be epidemic, or udcmic. II mat
iers not. Microscopic examination or thc
blood shows the red corpusclcs ARE dc.
streyed, aud as result OF their dcstruc-
In, arising from tilt death of u part az
the entire body, which Is often arrested
10y the Efforts OF nature alone, II the rccu.
come the morbid condition This Is said
10 De disease running its course without
aid. but when we render rational aid,
nature accepts it gratefully, and Approval
thiSt ny the dictates OF nature aud 10y
physiological research and deductivc
thought which is the secret uf successful
treatment OF all diseases AS above stated,
FEVER IN an effect rather than a cause.
therefore remove the cause and the fever
VIII disappear,
ucaI observation and experience, In the
held OF practice, ! feel Justified In ofrcr.
Ing to the public few OF my Favorte
proven safe and cfhcicnt medicines for
the pathological conditions named; second,
because they will do you good, save you
lh"uelt anu III return compensate me \
word TO the wise is sufficient, See tesu-
monlHls.
Common sense Treatment OF all Feyers
Common 10 this Climate.
For want OF room nr. krauSc, one of the
renowned specialists with the Hot Springs
doctors, has removed his ofhcC from thc
KAN building 10 Levy BrotherS' old stand,
an Main street.
II fever is dependent upon vegetable
micro organism or = specific virus, endemic
or epldemic; antlseptlc treatment Is the
only rational method, Whyy simply he.
cause investigation and research in the
neld OF practice have proven beyond doubt
mat intermittent. typhoid and SocaIied
bilious, malariul slow fever and tvpho.
malarial, can be arrested within twenty.
iour hours to u week IL treated In the hp
cunning | have treated hundreds OF eases
Mlthlh the last twelve years with a dura-
ton not exceeding eight DAYS, without n
death. Then why should any one continue
sick With fever six ~ eight weeks when
the simplest treatment on earth Will no.
lleve your
| was once giving some sanitary ADVICE
70 patient when fellow physiclan said.
hon talk too much; the less they heed
the laws OF life the better for us Snch
bihdneSs, such narrowncss 81 soul wopid
disgrace cannibal. | realize that am iI
lhe pain or duty; that consciousness should
make II pleasant path and therefore I
1eel confident that your intelligence dnes
nor wish any apologies for drawing the