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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-14
ADDITION TO DEPOT
Santa Fe Wants More Room
for Freight
BIGGEST IN THE STATE
Plans Accepted and Work Is
Ordered.

All arrangements have been made for
an addition TO the Santa Fe freight de-
pot in this city and work VIII be begun at
once.
When the depot Is completed It VIII
have the distinction OF being the largest
in the state.
According to the plans as outlined to
a reporter for the Eagle yesterday the
new addition will be 1s5 feet long. which.
in addition 10 the present structure. viii
make the freight depot more than block
in length. N addition there viii be an
immense platform built which, when in
ished. viii give the Santa Re an platform
capacity Of about 5000 square feet.
Word was received yesterday that all OF
the plans have been accepted by the gen
eral superintendent and the work or
dered.
The business Of the Santa Fe, by rea-
son of the unprecedented business pros
perity Of Wichita has grown 10 such en-
ormous proportions that an increase IL
freight handling capacity is imperative.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-14

own harvesting machines. CT course
some of the fields rfpen earhsr than
others and the farmers exchange work.
Four OF I'VE farmers viii club together
and work IN the same field. When one
mans wheat is ripe, they all 60 into it
and before you could hardly turn around
the whole field is IN shock. Then when
another field is ripe they turn into Il.
You VIII pass one field the wheat Of
which is ali in shocks and then you come
to another where there VIII be four OF
FIVE selfbinding machines al ii a row
swiping on a great section OF the wheat
and the golden sheaves come tumbling
down from the four or five machines. It
is simply grand TO see them. Then one
is impressed By the idea that farmers
being friendly this way are in position
10 help one another while they are help
ing themselves. It occurred 10 me that
a scene like that beats spite fence
clean out Of sight"
Bedford Wood says there is not much
interest in the country south Of here
in regard to the opening Of the Com
anche and KiOwa country. The people
figure out that there viii be only four
to six thousand quarter sections OF land
TT for farming that VIII be given 10 SET
tiers. The Indians are taking all the
bottom lands for their aIiotments and
then in addition they VIII get $4,000 acres
for pasture The government VIII retain
four sections in each township for school
purposes. and then besides ali these there
are mountain ranges running through
the land to be opened 70 settlement. all
of which viii leave very little good land
for The cot Tiers
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-14
Returns ARE ALL IN.
over One-Half the Population of coun-
" Live In Wichita.


According to the returns of the city
and township assessors SedEwick county
now has a population Of 49 .59S and over
one-half the population Of the county
lives inside the corporate limits OF NTich-
ita
The population Of the county outside Of
the town is 1854 The population of an
the towns in the county outside Of TvIch-
sta is only 2602 The city assessor of
this city returned the number Of inha5-
itants at 2A472 County Clerk John ~
Cnaln said last night that it would be
hard to make arm believe that there are
not considerably. over 5000 people in this
city. The same idea is frequently ex-
pressed by Een having the hest Gppor-
tunity TO judge Of the growth of the city
but there has not yet been shown any
considerable number. il any people who
were missed by 8Ir. Jaclmans s enumera-
tors. One prominent attorney said the
other day that there was q scheme in the
enumeration Of this city and thar there
was a reason FOR rot reporting the ful
number OF the population. but he failed to
ten what the scheme was. Mr. Jackman
insists that he made an honest enumera-
tion and there is no reason 10 believe that
he did not try 70 have the work done
rorrarffv
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-14
To BUILD MONUMENT
Mr.. J. R. Mead Makes a Very
Good Suggestion.
TO HONOR OLD SOLDIERS
He Also SubscribeS 500 to
the Cause.
TO HONOR OLD SOLDIERS

Mr.. r. Mead has suggested the erec-
ton Of a monument to the old settlers Of
sedgwick county and as an evidence Of
his sincerity subscribes 500 as a starter
to it
This ought TO be an immensely popular
suggestion. The pioneers Of the west
are entitled to a marble shaft If anybody
is and nobody knows that better than
J. r. Mead who was one Of them and
knows the trials and hardships they IN
serwent IN the interest of those who came
after them. Mr. Mead makes his val
liable suggestion in a letter TO the Eagle
IN which the generous offer is made in
cident 10 the discovery OF the old set
tiers records
His letter IS as follows:
TO the Editor: The books Of the Old
Settlers association Of Sedgwick county
have not at any lime been lost nor mis-
placeu-
AS the association has no building.
office OF its own. we have through the
kindness Of Mr.. Dunbar for several years
used his Office on North Main street for
BUR business meetings, and the books OF
the association have been left there for
the inspection Of the members and others
Interested. regret 10 say, however,
that our original copy OF the charter of
the association has been missing for a
number Of years, and while we can get
2 copy from Topeka, I win cheerfuly
give S. for the return OF the original,
u-hfer Was 0htaf-af 1Ifaer- rF-o-rcrt- t7,e
efforts and Iorethought of our Iamented
President Mr.. W. T. Jewett, who died IN
the Office he so ably filled.
The association owns but one piece
Of property, lot q. Indiana avenue,
AIathewson's addition. which is of some
value. I would suggest that ar some
time in the future this lot be made the
nucleus of a fund with which to erect in
some suitable place a monument 10 the
memory. Of the Pioneer Settlers of sedg-
wick county and as small beginning
of so noble an undertaking, I VIII con
tribute S100
1T is a matter Of wonder TO some why
the annual meetings of the Old Settlers.
which formerly were so noted, and were
the event of the season have ceased. The
sad fact is most of our members have
passed to the other shore; others stiu
living are too feeble 10 take an active
part; others, a few have prospered. grown
fat rich and lazy and care little for the
old settlers association. The names of
our most active members can be found
engraved in stone on the hill TO the east.
j. r. MEAD"
Treasurer Old Settlers Association.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-14
WHEAT STACKS EvERYWHERE.
What . Wichita Man Has Seen in
Oklahoma.

What . Wichita Man Has Seen in
Oklahoma.
Bedford Wood has been a special de-
tective fer The Rock Island railroad fer
a good many years ana he mas been au
these years travelling mo-c tr less en-
the road 0{r. Wood came IN from Ck3a-
homa night before Lass. and yesterday
morni9s he lighted fresh ci-ar ln u
Nor,h Main street 5uard ha'i and sat
down L. talk To = rer -gtss far lhe l-a-Ie
about the Erest country southwest of
wichita. III al thar sreal section Bsd-
ford wood has probably peeped over
more mountain peaks. PUT his two
hands or his knees looked un6er The
brush. down more luvines and east his
eve over more grain fields than any other
man in this section of The west
II never saw better wheat ia Southern
Kansas and OSlahons than they have
this year" said ar WOOD. The whost
harvest in Oklahoma along the Rock is
lsnd Is in fun blasr ard the shocks stand
thic1ly an the fields, ard the he5s e-e
wei filec- The Cry weather in the spring
caused the straw n be a LITTLE short
but that does ro ~ aGect the ylel1
They are simply more wheat and
less straw than las scar
SAX some cf che Drettiret sights
ever heheld ~ this last t-ip throura Ok
lahoua About au II the farmers VINO
raise wheat TO any extent. have the.r
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-14

The impression has been that
men don't take kindly to Low
Shoes. It's mistake. The
men are all right. The trouble
has been with the shoes. We
are showing the very swell Patent
Colt, extension edge and rope
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-14
APOLLO CLUB SERENAOE
Cau on HaI McCOy with a EEusiea
Feast.

OAAA On AzaA AacNOS y AAm a 1HsAcaa
Feast
For the first time during the period Of
its existence. the Apollo club went sere-
nading last night. 1lr. Hal Mccoy. being
one of the club. now resides with his
bride, who was Miss Stella MoEIhaney,
on Cleveland and First streets, and
thither the club quietly repaired and
gathered quietly upon the lawn and sang
a selection written especially for the oc-
casion and arranged by Prof Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy promptly appeared
and invited the club into the house. bear
ing q handsome new chair. which was
presented TO Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy by
Judge Harvey in a terse and humorous
speech which would surprise those who
only see the judge while on the bench.
Ir. Mccoy endeavored 70 respond, but
for once in his life words failed him and
his handsome little wife came to the res
cue and did so with grace only she
can.
The boys then were shown the neat lit
tie palace by Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy, and It
is a little palace indeed. constructed and
furnished with faultless taste in every
appointment which any one could desire,
and is splendid setting for the two gems
it now contains.
The club then repaired to the front
porch and sang several selections, the
street soon filing with carriages. the oc-
cupants Of which responded with repeat
ed encores. Equal TO the occasion Mrs.
Mccoy daintIy served refreshments to
her guests during their stay. and individ~
ualy each member. wished Mr.. and Mrs.
Mccoy al the happiness and prosperity
possible for them 10 enjoy The Apollo
club are unit on everything and there
is comaraderie among its members
which is inseparable. and a jollier crowd
would be hard 10 find.
Nellie Stevens vs.. Charles Stevens Is
tLe title OF a divorce case fled in the dis
trict court Her grounds for divorce are
that she has to make her own living by
washing
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-14
WHEELER HAS RETURNED
Clown Preacher Is Once Again In the
CITY

CITY.
Rev. ". s.Wheeler. the clown preacher,
accompanied by his wife. came in over
the Santa Fe last night from Newkirk.
0. T. Rev. Wheeler has been holding
street meetings at various towns in Ok
lahoma and has met with courtesy and
respect wherever he preached. Billy
Wheeler is all right and IS sincere, and
is carrying out his life plan in way
that he thinks he ought, and he is bless
ed with the sympathetic encouragement
and help of a loving wife who is an esti-
mable and refined lady and who thinks
Rev. ". S. Wheeler is about as fine a
preacher as ever came down the pike.
The WheeleTs viii remain several days
in the city. and the ex-clown win speak
tonight at the corner of Lawrence and
Douglas.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-14

Nellie Stevens vs. Charles Stevens Is
tie title OF a divorce case fled in the dis
trict court. Her grounds for divorce are
that she has to make her own living by
washing.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-14
BOUGHT BUILDING SITE
Mrs. Hudson Buys One From Amos
MeCIain

Ex-City Clerk Amos MeClsin sold yes
terday through the agency Of Sites
Brothers & Alexander. fifty feet Of
ground on Waco avenue just below Thir-
teenth street TO Mrs. Hudson, for a
cash price of 800
Mrs. Hudson expects to erect a mod
ern cottage on the ground and occupy it
for 2 home.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-14
David City, Neb.. April 1, 1900.
= enesee Pure Food Co. lie Row. NJ. y

Gentlemen: 1 must say in regard to
GRAIN-O that there IS nothing better or
healthier. We have used it for years.
Ny brother was a great coffee drinker
He was taken sick and the doctor said
coffee was the cause Of It, and told US 10
use GRAIN-O. We got package but did
not like It al first but now would not
be without it. Ny brother has been well
ever since We started TO use T. Yours
truly, LILLE SOCHOR.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-14
The Best
OF rything

10 you realize thar we keep many
things not usually kept in grocery stores?
Besides 3 I'll liae of STAPLE groceries.
we have Tels' Naptha Soap. salmon stuff
fed olives. onve on Guara Jelly Mac
iarens Imperiai Cheese. RoQusfort
Cheese ID Jars. Imported Swiss Cheese.
Crosse d Blackvells Mixed Pickles.
Bsech Nut Bacon. IN fast every thing
that IS nice and good 20 eat Fresh
f4--r end Berries every day
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-14
H00d2S Pills

On retiring, and tomorrow your di-
gestive organs viii be regulated and
you win be bright, active and ready
for any kind OF work. This has
been the experience of others; it
viii be yours. HOODS PILLS are
sold by al medicine dealers. % cts.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-14

Tonight

If your liver is ont of order, causing
Biliousness, Sick Headache, Heart
burn, or Constipation, take a dose Of
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-14

zr. and Mrs Ernstmau Worried over
-are,.- Fr4r.

asDOg Bite.
The parents Of Frank Ernstmsn, living
at the corner of Ohio ana Ninth street,
are hununE for q maidstone and are un-
able 70 find anybody in The city possess
Ing one. There We're people here who
owned one but they recently moved away
ana their where abouts are unknown.
Prank Ernstman was seriously bitten by
a dog supposed 70 be rabid few days
ago and the parents are very much wor-
ried about the matter.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-14
REPORT OF A SUICIDE

Mr. Tuttle Reported 90 Have Killed
Himself Here.
A report was in circulation at Kansas
City at midnight last night that Travel
ing Freight Agent Tutue had committed
suicide In this city. DiHgent inquiry
by Eagle reporters failed o verify the re-
port Rock Island officials here had heard
nothing of it at clock this morning.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-01

Miss Maggie McDougald has been
very sick several days.
Col. NJ r. Patrick returned TO
WaNahuchio yesterday.
>. NJ. Derden has good land for
rent three miles from town.
Miss Nettie Brictz has returned
from visiting at TeXnrknna.
Best meal in town ON short order
at August Giuhre restaurant. p
Ifyou want 10 buy, sell or rent
real estate see Monroe Edge. B
FOR RENT-Four room house
convenient 10 business part Of
town. %
Try Wild Cherry Phosphate-the
best drink made. Bottled by W. A.
Reed. d27
Mrs. W. II. Brewer returned 10
Houston Sunday after visiting rela
tives here.
Master George Brandon, who has
] been sick some time, continues 10
4 improve.
/ Mrs. Smith returned 10 whitney
Sunday after visiting her sister, Mrs.
W. r. Ford.
/ Eugene Edge visited Calvert sun
day accompanied boy Miss Hattie
Lou Hudson.
Architect Clayton and Contractor
ID. VI. Brown were here from Calves
ton yesterday.
J. II. Wallace returned 20 Calves
ton sunday after spending the holi
days here with his family.
Mrs. Dan simmons returned "a
! Benchlcy yesterday after visiting
relatives In the WiNon community
II. Carr and wife returned &,
West, McLeman county, Sunday
after visiting Rev. 5. c. Martin anC
family.
Mrs. +. Marion Law returned from
Galveston yesterday, Mr.. and Mrs
Law are now at home at Mrs. w. II
/ Webb's..
The entire gallery at the operi
house will be reserved for colore,
people at russo Il Halland's minste
festival Friday night. 20
Hot and cold baths, shower an,
vapor baths Porcelain tubs. Every
thing new and first class at the TX
change Hotel barber shop. Dan ]
Ford, proprietor. Jan. II.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-01

New York. Dec BIN. Jules Cam
bon. the French ambassador at Wash.
ington. who has been abroad for five
months on leave Of absence, has return.
ed on the French liner Ia GAscogne.
lie refused TO talk for publication NJ.
Hermitte, OF the embassy and Edmond
BrewAert, consul general for France In
this city, were also passengers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-01
R.fu.s. Rsn on.rsa msr.

Wichita, Kas.. Dec. Si.-Mrs. Carrie
Nation. the woman's Christian TEN
perAnee Union Joint" wrecker, has 70
fused bail secured by her co.workers
She now says that under no circum
stances will she stop out Of Jail unit
cleared Of the charge against her ant
the womans Christian Temperate,
Union committee that had taken up tn
matter. has practically abandoned IL
effort 20 secure her release.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-01
Just Picked the hoy Up.

Marquette. Mich. Dec al William
Sullivan. tramp, picked up the 5-year
old son Of Raymond Theiry Of Dollai
Bay Saturday and led him 20 Poini
Mills, some miles Of. Sheriff Lean Ap
pretended the man IS miles south o.
Hough,on Sunday afternoon. Their,
was considerable excitement over thu
affair. but It is not believed Sullivan
hArbored any sinister intentions. He
believed to be- mentally deranged.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-01
LOCAL NEWS.
A Happy Now Year.

A Happy New Year.
Roe Edge sells real estate. 30
Mile Dcrder visited Hearne sun
day.
W. +. Wilson Of Marlin was here
yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Wilcox is visiting at
Benchley.
John Watts was here from Calves
ton Sunday.
Russell Watkins left for New Or
leans Sunday.
Miss Gussie Friley returned "a
Mexia Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Williamson left for
Marlin yesterday.
Mrs. Clarke winslow returned "a
Galveston Sunday.
b. W. Plant Of Plano has posi-
ton with the Pilot.
Mrs. G. Fink and children returned
10 Waco yesterday.
Monroe Edge Is a rustler when Il
comes 10 real estate. 30
Mrs. W. II Dean and daughter ar,
visiting in Navasota.
Land rent by 5 NJ. Derden
Free past y for work stock an'
milk stocL
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-01

Phoenix, A. T.. Dec. Sl.-AmAdors
Morales, a Mexican. ran Amuck At Mo.
renco. Deputy Constable Repler at
tempted to arrest him. The Mexican
drew a revolver aud tried TO shoot the
officer, but the latter was too quick and
killed Morales with the first shot.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-12-20
Leather Goods.

Our Leather Goods Departmen is complete than
ever, consisting of Music Rolls Chatelan Bags, Card
Cases, Ladies' Pocket Books Gents Travelling Cases
Cigar Cases, etc These can be had in Mexican Carved
Leather, Plain, Mounted with Sterling Silver Genuine
Seal any other way.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-12-20

We already sold two of this very popular and
most entertaining device The whole family can play at
one time and it makes the long evenings short Fifty
games be played with the Archarena Every boy and
girl wants one.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-12-20
Plaster Figures.

The richly finished Plaster Figures shown in windows
are specimens of high grade workmanship. The prices
are within the reach of all
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-12-20
Perfumes, Toilet Waters.

fine look at them is refreshing. They the true
odors of sweet flowers We also have Seeleys Colgaes,
Rogers & Gillets and many Others
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-09
Local Items From Toano.

TOANO. Nov. Mr.. H. II. Richar6-
son j. loading a car q corn. bought from
SIR. p. ". Narston, by the Peninsula
Flour and Feed company. OF Newport
News.
Miss Bessie Lamb, Of williamsburg.
was here this week visiting her old home.
Miss Rosa Stephenson. niece or Or. b..
T.. Stephenson, is expected here in few
days
Ar. r. E. Richardson spent a few
hours here to-day.
good many huutsmeu were out to-
day after birds. quite number Of birds
vgere baEged-
We are glad 20 have phone connection
with Williamsburg again. The phones
have been impaired for about2 weeks, on
account Of repairing the line
The farmers arc harvesting corn, mos
Of them have exceedingly good crops
Corn Is selling here at three dollars *
barrel.
1 Mr.. l.. @. Bently, who has been u
Newport News several days. has agaii
| resumed his duties AT Toano-
Mr. D. ;. Jones Of Frederick Han, Wa
has been working here, has returne
home.
Misses Kittie Taylor. Mary Wise, Dru
Gatewo0d. Bertha DAVIS, and Mar
God6iu. viii go 20 Williamsburg Fnda
on a visit 20 relatives for a few days.
Mr.. ]. 7. Johnson and family,
! | Lightfoct. arc preparing 10 move
War Hin. The recent home Of Mr.. A
drew Barnes.
4 An oyster house viii soon be opens
here. where fresh oysters can be had
any time.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-09
SATURDAY. NOvEMBER : 100
DEMoLRArIcV VICTORY.

Thc Virgins uSniocraSy has won
great -viStorv. bat not greater tnan thsT
deserved with ths tickcs thsy pat Before
-he pcopic-
-n--.,--..;--.-,- -s constituted
=. -t-s ---..-,s- rsr-rsrr-cd all that
any reasonable u.-u couli ask. Tx
candidates .were above rcr-oach. and
,..lr a,erisssl the couad-noe ihe peop'e
-eo.-es in theu.
r. P--..f.-,-a- ra-t,r ia thei- ca-di-
d-t-S u-c~cu.ts rotl5ug GO inspire th,
- vh,-r ..--r-cr a,- Goreruoi
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-09
,4Ychet Brooks.
General Insurance Agent

representing the following
first class Companies
Va. Fire X Marine and Va.
State, Richmond, Virginia;
Home, of y. Y; Hamburg
bremen, Norwich Unio n,
Pennsylvania Fire and Fire
Association, of Philadelphia.
1 also represent the Fldel-
ity X Deposited, OF Md. and
the Fidelity and Casualty
Co.. of y. Y.
All business entrusted
whether Reinsurance bonds
or OF indemnity on officials
or employees, will receive
prompt attention.
OFFICE-Room, No. 4
Peninsula Bank Building
WILLIAMSBURG VA.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-09
4 SHaEzsNlsQ;I7izsI;z5zi
cI1S UsyK Al uS{ iAlS 81
6 IN time 500 ~ dr0xgisrs ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
News of Western People.

TOANo Nov. S.-Mr. Joseph Z. Bersh.
Of Racine. Wis, and his nephew. Mr..
Erickson, OF Grand Rapids. Mich, are
visiting Mr.. i. NJ Bergh. They are
here tor sport.
Mr.. Swenson. from Minnesota, who
bought A. II. Young's place, Sciminoe,
arrived at Lighttoot with his family
Wednesday.
Mr. VIM. FrentrcSs returned 20 Iowa
Thursday. after spending the summer
here.
Mr.. /. NJ. Bergh was IN Richmond
Thursday.
The old brick house on Mt. Pieasan;
Farm near Croaker. Is being repairod for
its owner. who is expected in a couple o.
weeks.
Mr.. Charley Anderson has Bought q
saw mil from Mr.. J. E. Banks and Wi
commence saving az "Riverview" IN th'
near future.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-09
Rates to Home Seekers.

In order % interest you IN the PENN
suls. and secure you a. q subsci iber 10
TnEG AzETTE wewill send sou the pa
per every week Tor one year Tor FIFTY
CENTS ia stamps, or money order
This rate l. 20 bon4-6de homescekers.
sud % no others.
Tia GAZETTE has q weekly hitter Civ
ing aH the news among the northern
and western families located near here.
This department will prove very inter-
estiDg residing. TheE you can keep
posted on All matters, PERTAINING TO oui
TAR peninsula, % which We exteaC
you = cordial and hearty welcome.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-09

I suffered for two years with Pzins IN
ny bsok and hips. burning pain II
nv lett groin. headache, and much
spssmodic bearing down Al each mems
rual period. I was tired all the time
and being on my ieet for scy length OF
time caused trembling aud fSintness. a
friend told me Of the benefit White Lii
liz Cspsul,s gave her IN trouble similar
70 mine. ami I used the treatment two
months with result that I SIN free from
au thtse 5, mPtoms. Am feeling strong
aud well. Your sluly, Ms. +. A. Nor.
ton. Bronson. Mich.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-09

Are you growing thin and sickiyi
Has pour skin pale OF sal.ow tingc.
Do you NOT OCCASIONALLY feel hollow
sensation 10 The pit Of your stomach. 90
q queer distress in yoae bowelsi bo
you get easily vexed, nervous or hdg-
etyi Probably YOU are nourishiug some
stomach worms. lengthy tape worm.
or else s thousand pin worms, that ART
devitaiizing your entire system. You
can e1pel them by taking Mother
Worm Syrup. Nothing else Is 50 etec'
tive.