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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-26
GERTIE NYE
SUICIDES IN
DESP0NDENCY
Writes a Letter to Best Friend
She Had in World.
PICTURE OF HER BETRAYER
With a Wise Inscription Is
Placed Before Her.
PICTURE OF HER BETRAYER

Oklahoma City, o. T., Oct. 5.-The re-
mains Of Gertie Nye, aged q lears, oc-
cupy a slab at the morgue today. Her
death was due to morphine, taken with
suidical intent.
The woman had once been married, but
separated from her husband. Afterwards
she was sent to the insane asylum at
Norman 10 eb treated for the morphine
habit. Shortly after her death a tele-
phone message was sent TO John Nye. a
prominent farmer who resides near Guth-
RE, asking what disposition he would
make of the remains. He could not be
reached directly by phone and the chief
Of police OF that city was instructed to
locate him.
The body will be held until tomorrow
when it is hoped to ascertain what will
be done with the remains by the Guth-
RE relatives. If they do not respond to
the request for a proper burial the re-
mains viii be laid to rest in the potters
field
From letter left by the deceased it is
presumed that Gertie Nye was wronged
and unhappy woman. Lying near the
body of the deceased in a little room
where death occurred. was a note which
read:
My Dear Jessie: I am at BRIDES
house. Come up here early this morning
and am in room now by myself. Oh.
so sad and lonely. have been so broken
hearted ever since you left that 1 am
about dead. You may not get here in time
TO see me, Jessie, as have a serious
intention. You remember me always and
don't forget the one that loved you bet
ter than her own life. Jessie. have no
friend but you in the wide world and we
cannot be togeIher."
The deceased left a photograph of her
self with this inscription:
"Gertie to Nellie. Gertie 21 years of
age; born in Louisville, KY. in the year
1881 on the BIRD day of January"
On the bed was also. a photograph of
two boys. On the back of the photo
graph was the following:
Nellie. this is Jesse standing with his
arms behind him that I will die thinking
of and dent never, Nellie. in this world.
take any of my teachings for your les
sons for this very man has caused me to
receive home in the bad"
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children. But there can be no iov in
motherhood without health, and without
health tor the mother there can be no
health for tie child.
K is Of vital importance for women to
know that the health of mother and c.iild
Is N general entirely within woman 5
control. The thousands OF Fomer VINO
have used Dr. Plerce's Favorite Pre-
ecTlpcou when expecting motherhood.
have testified thar II ulade them healthy
and happy in the DAYS OF waiting. made
the bsby's advent practically painless.
md gave them health 20 glge their chill
dEen.
Mrs Kilder, of Hin Dale Farm CIsros-
hrrg Neu,crI- f-nosplrN. Nt-. s-i.ls Lu-lue nc
past wear Z founG myself expecting u1ztcr1.itv.
an iu rapidly failing nealth suffered dread
fully from eioeurE and urinary ti.EculIy
va growing pcrcsp afv weaker each 1av and
suffered mach sharp r1ir 81 times ~ that
something must Be cene- I SOU, III your advice
anc received q prcilp. reply Took t-vSl I've
bottles Of Doctor Pierce FaNSritc Prcscrl-licu
aEd also followed ypur instructions 7 began
So Improve irumcl-ateiv. NY health bcc.tuse
eIgcllclt. and ( coflld Ga az nv 0yTu wcrS tsre
hive on good sized isrull walked ara rode
al could. and enjoyed L. Id a shurt easy
confinement asid have = healthy baby boy
The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser, a book containing 1908 pages,
is given away. Send p one-cent stamps
for expense Of mailing 0rip for the book
IN paper covers, OF 81 stamps for The
volume bound in cloth. Address DR..
=, V. Pierce. Buffalo. y. \.
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CURES WEAK MEN FREE.
fnsures Lcve are a Happy Hens
For All.

How any man may qutcSly cure himself
after years o. suffering from scxuai weak
ness lost vitality. night losses. yaricocele.
etc- and enlarge sIaA Weak organs %
flIll size and \ .gor. Simply send yogr r.4na
ard address 10 DR.. Knapp Medical Co
Sss Hull 8l1E.. Detroit. A.ch-. and thev
Vii gladly send free receipt with fun
directions. 50 that any nan may easily
cure himself ~ home. This is certainly
q most generous Orisr. and the foiloxsaz 2
extracts taken from iheir daily mail shos
What men think 81 lhe.T generosity
Dear Slrs Please accept my siacs-s
thanks for yours II recent dafc- have
given your treatment thorough. test and
the honent has been e1tr2o.1snary II
nSs completely Traced ne up- ! an fust
As vigorous ~ 1E-n = ncy. z1a sou
Cannot realize how happy I an.
Dear Si-s.-four method Eerscd beau
tifuily. Results we're exactly What 1
aeeeed- Strength and yigc- have con-
pIeiely returned ard eniaTEt merit IS en-
tireiv satisfactory.
Dear Sirs--NcBrs was received and 7
haG 10 trouble IN II akilS uss q TIE re-
ccipt IS directed ard can trlthlgliy say
Il Is boo1 20 weak -rer- ! an gTea.ly
improved IN size strength aid viCor.
Al corresponds nee 5 strictly coaf5sz-
tisi mailed IN plain. Sezsis~s enEel5q@. rhe
receipt is free for The asking. sl1 they
want even za- 80 bSEs "a
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in her arms, was thrown violently out OF
the front of the wagon, under the wheels.
One of the wheels passed over the little
ones head, killing it instantly. Mrs.
Garrison was badly bruised up but not
seriously hurt. as far as can be aseer-
tanned aot present
Ipterment of the babe took place from
the NJ. E. church at Moore Wednesday.
1t was a most deplorabIe accident, and
the bereayed parents have the sincere
sympathy of the entire community.
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ROCK SALT STRUCK
In the Salt Plains of the cimarron at
Thirty-seven Feet,

Alva, o. T., Oct 25.-Renfrow's Re
view says: John Mincher came in Sat
urdey from the salt plains of the Cimar-
ron. where he has been experimenting
the prospecting of the Natrona Saline
Manufacturing company. They first
sunk a prospect hole with a three-inch
drill on the south side of the river and
struck sheet water at eighty feet. They
then moved across the river and struck
sheet water at sixty feet. They are now
boring near the big spring on the south
side and struck rock salt on the south
side at a depth of thirty-seven feet, and
when John left they were boring away
in rock salt fifty feet below the sur
face. z. NJ. Doolittle. MI Mincher's
son-in-law. has charge OF the drill. Mr..
Mincher left at this office a quantity OF
salt, just as it came from the prospect
hole at depth of fifty feet There will
be a meeting of the board of directors in
a week or two to take action in regard
to future operations.
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WICHITA LOSES
FINE MUSICIAN
Continued from Sixth Page.

was a recitation by Miss carp. A tab
ieaux representing the Goddess Of Fra
ternity ly Miss Dora Jones followed
with an address for the good of order
by Senator Tapp, The giving away of
the quilt closed the evenings enterc3in-
ment, % being the lucky number.
Monday evening Master Grant Hatfield
and Miss Christina Ross entertained.
Elsie Fitch and Albert Comley enter
tained a Master Comiey's Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Charles Heerser of Chicago. for
merly Miss Tella Tusch Of this city, is
visiting friends and relatives here.
HOUSE PARTY.
Miss Julia Donnelly gave a very enjoy
able party at her home. 6l7 Murdock ave
nue., last Wednesday evening The time
was passed with games and other amuse-
ments. Ifefres sh1u0n were se--ed. Those
present were: Misses Francis Grobe.
Myrtle harrison, mary Grobe, Ruth Gear
hart, Anna Gro5e. Fannie Benedict. Ju-
la Donneliy. Messrs. Perry DeupTee, Don
aid Hayworth, Ralph Deupree, Dale We
ber John G~obe, Deane Moon. Roy Craw-
ford. Luther Moon, Charlie Deupree. Will
lie Donncily.
PLEASANT BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Al enjoyable affair was the birthday
party given by little Jessie Alexander
last Saturday AZ her home on West Side
The hours We're from TO and the in
terim was filled with solid enjoyment by
the little ones present. The table was
prettily decorated with nasturtiums and
the children formed a pretty group for
snap shot picture. Miss Edna Alexander
assisted by Miss Ethel Davis presided
over this important feature of the even
ing. The little hostess received soIae
choice presents and each guest was the re
cipient OF a tiny fruit basket as SOU
viner of the event. Those present were:
Hazel Schrock. Bertha Trout. Juanita
Tucker. Nita Bosley. Hazel Samp. Vera
Davis Pearl Reeside. Jessie Alexander.
Forbie Fletcher, Clarence Schrock ard
Earl Sauander.
SANS SOUCI CLUB.
Mrs. S. S Noble entertained the la
dies Of the Sans Souci club Tuesday az
ternoon at her home On Riverside. The
hostess had prepared for her guests a lit
erary program which was greatly en-
Soyed by those present. after which dainty.
refreshments were served. Those pres
ent We're Mesdames O. 4. Boyle, George
Meredith. J. II. Graham, j. L. Slingley.
J. l. Dunning. Earnest Cramer. Albert
Van Zandt, J. F. Claden.
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right I used that stun for night caps"
Town and Country.
ReassuTing Him-She had been shop
ping. and be was naturally disturbed.
hope you didn't spend much money While
you were down town today" he remark
a. Not a cent, except car fare.
George" she answered reassuringly. I
had everything charged. Chicago Even
ing Post
Il an going up IN the Adlrondscks
shooting With a party OK sutonobilists- 20
well. shoot all you can. Life
Mrs Hatterzon-'H How are sou getting
along with your servauts7 Mrs Chat
terzou-.First rate They haven't com
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LITTLe GIRL KILLED
Distressing Runaway Accident Oc-
cGrs Near Norman.

Norman. o. r. oct 25.-The little two
yesr-old daughter Of Nr and Mrs. Bert
Garrison. Who ave about ~ miles north
o. the city. Vas the victim ef a most
distressing accident Sunday evening Mr..
and Airs Garrison and htJle daughter
were returning home from days visit
with friends ard when near the WIN Ab-
bott farm The team % mules which they
were driving became frightened at the
carcass of white mule lying 70 che side
and started on mad rush down the
read. They hzd some bet a short dis
tance when Mrs. Garrison. with the babe
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short speech TO even less crowd than
the distinguished senator and the Demo-
cratic nominee for congress against Mr.
Long had in the afternoon. Mr. .Botkin
offered nothing new save government
ownership Of coal mines-the anthracite
mines.
The three Democratic statesmen left on
the evening train for other fields OF
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SUFFERED MANY YEARS e.~sss,s ssss FEMALE DISEASES
Two Robust Women Who Owe Their Restored Health
and Usefulness to Pe=ru=na.
Tens of Thousands ofTeSti-
monials Received Yearly.
Thankful Women Who Have
Been Cured by DR.. Hart
mans Free Treatment.

Miss Ruth Emerson. e Sycamors
street, Buffalo, y. Y. writes:
~ suffered for tive years with ir>
regular and painful renstruation, and
Perunz cured me within six weeks.
can not tell you how grateful ! feel.
Any agency which brings health and
strength to the afflicted IS always
welcome friend, and today the market
is so filed with useless and Injurious
medicines that Il Is a pleasure 90 knovs
of so reliable a remedy as you plsce
before the Publie."-Miss Ruth Ener
sen.
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piained about ne for a week ''-grookiya
life
Grand Willie. way % yea stu@y
grammar7" Wnns-eso can Isurh
when people rsske mistakes. '-oegsost
Free Frcsa
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Newsoaner WAITS.

Father examining his sons expense &C
count az colIege)-''Young man. what DO
you mean BY charging Up half DOZEN
bottles OF whiskey TO wearing spparel
during last term r. Son-"Oh. that's al
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Sunday School Teacher-'Now. James.
II you are good always you can so TO
heaven. I'm sure YOU want 10 so. don I
you?" James (doubtfully)-"We pop
said last night If Ia be good for one week
he'd take me to see the football game
JudCe
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no result 4
In Peruna these women
find a prompt and per "
manent cure. Thousands
upon thousands of sestl-
moniaIs 20 this eject ara
received By DIT Hartman
every year. The good that Perura has
accomplished In this class Of cases can
scarcely be overestimated.
limitations OF pc-ru-na.
All good things are Initiated The
world Is fun OF limitations Of gold, iuits =
tons OF diamonds and limitations gf ev-
erything that Is costly and suseful
Peruna has come 10 be recognized as
the greatest remedy for cata-rh in the
world. Al first competitors tried 10 deny
this and insisted that their remedies
were just as good This was found 10
be impossible. however. and now imita-
tons are sprin6inE up everywhere
Peruua is Initiated IN the kind of bot
tie Iritat0rs think that II they set a
bottle that resembles the Perlnz bottle.
they VIII be able 20 seii more Of some
alleged catsrrh cure.
The c9lor OF Peruna IS Initiated. Some
times the taste The claims that are
made for Peruna are initiated verbatim.
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"a want TO do what can to let the
whole world know what a grand medi-
cine Peruna is. For eleven ears
suffered with female troubles. and
complications arising therefron. Doc
tors failed to cure me, and | despaIred
of being helped. Peruna cured me in
three short months. can hrdly be-
IieVe it myself, but it is a blessed
fact. am perfectly well now and
have not had an ache or pain for
months, ! want my suffering sisters
to know what Peruna has done for
e."-Miss Marie Johnson.
The above testimonial is from Miss
Marie Johnson. II Columbia. East De-
troit. Mich. was Worthy Vice Templar
Good Templars Miss Johnson. as 50
many other women also have done.
found in Peruna a specific for severe
case of female weakness.
Pelvic catarrh is a phrase coined by
DR.. Hartman. covering all that large
class of diseases that used 70 be known
as female weakness. The lower portion
of the abdomen is called by snatomists
the pelvis. The organs contained IN this
portion OF the body are known as the
pelvic organs. There are several Of
them. very delicate and very subject 10
catsrrh Few women escape entirely
catarrh of these organs While each
case presents some minor difference rs
TO detail. they are all IN reality alike.
Pelvic catarTh, therefore, is a gyneric
term that covers all cases Of catarTh Of
the pelvic organs. There is no cure
equal IN promptness and permanency to
short course Of Peruna-
Peruna does not relieve these cases by
temporarily mitigating some symptom.
but by removal OF the cause. Many a
woman can testify that local treat
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ssssA. zIa kas Y. sSp nssg sza
~''s'''' N1HzzZx

"Ennu." saia the Cyricsl coazas. =
the polite society nsrns fsr isz.ness- u
means dotrr nothing snd toe tssae "a
sop. "--Baltinnore Herald
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Fhe mortality from cholera IN Egypt
where no less than 30.0oO have perished
frcnt that scourse since the middle Of
July has raised the whole question Of
England's responsibility, especially IN re-
lation to the Mecca privileges. Most com
petent authorities are agreed that If IL
sere not for these migrate OF the
faithful il would not be difficult 10 keep
the cholera out OF Egypt. Some pertinent
and incOnvenient questions are asked now
by casual correspondents Of the London
newspapers Among them Is the inquiry
vkether England having undertaken the
administration Of Egypt is not bound 70
protect her inhs sbitants by the enforce
ment Of obvious sanitary regulations2 It
Is a matter OF historical record that Lord
Cromer brought this matter 70 the atten-
ton OF the Khedive some time ago.
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Feruna - Initiated
The style of udvertisinE
Pcruua e Initiated. All this is done
to reap some % the benefits 20 wklch
Feruaa IS so Justly entitled
incidentally Peruna l. injured by cheap
limitations. ard yet u Is great compli-
meut 70 Peruna 20 have such host of
irnitatoTE Why do they single oui Peru.
ua from among the proprietary uaesil-
ciass7 Simply because Peruna Ia the
greatest seller IN the world Eysr5b body
knows this
To Hucoessfully palm or an imitation
ot Pcruns even for a abort time - sure
20 be a money making scheme. bat "a
one who has ever taken Psruaa can %
fooled on these limitations. No conscien-
tious druggist would sell one 81 them.
Ever purchaser should look carefully
az each package % Peruna he buys "a
be sure that ne Is getting onSv xsauish
FeruNa-
~ yeg DO not dsrive prompt and sati.-
factcry results from the Use ~ Peruaa.
write az once 20 Or. Hrrtraan. gsvinx a
fuii statement Of your case and hs VII
BE- pleased % givs you his vslushis ad-
vice Fratis
Address Dr. Hartman. President q
The Hartman sanifaFium. Ceisrnbus, Q.
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Often begins with cold In the head,
but it never stops there The tendency IS
always from bad to worse. The simple
cold becomes a protracted, stubborn one.
while the discharge from the nose grows
more profuse and offensive. The infanl-
nation extends to the throat and bron-
chial tubes, causing hoarseness, a atickling
sensation and an aggravating cough.
The foul matter that IS continually drop
ping back into the throat finds its way
into the stomach, resulting in a distres-
sing form of dyspepsia, nausea, and loss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-26
TOPICS OF FOREIGN SHORES
Great Foreign immigration Into Prus-
sia of Recent Years.

Some recently published statistics in re-
latien to the expansion westward of the
Polish race In Prussia have provoked
much uneasy comment in Berlin. In 1861
the Poles outside the eastern provinces of
the monarchy numbered In Pomerania.
3.6H; in Brandenburg, Is; in Rhenish
Prussia, 49, in the province of Saxony, /.
According to the census of 1900 the num-
bers were as follows: In Pomerania,
1920; in Brandenburg, 24.9oO; in Saxony.
"a 100; in Schleswig- -Holstein, 400; in
Hanover. 10,60O; in Westphaha. e1.5e0; in
Hesse- Nassau, 1,500; in Rhenish Prussia,
$500. In Berlin alone, with its suburbs
of Charlottenburg. there are no fewer
than 1850 Poles OF pure race, while in
Prussia there are three and one-half mill
ion persons of Slavonic race who speak
only Polish or Wendish, or one of these
languages and German. 1t is estimated
that 10 per cent. of the whole population
OF Prussia is Slavonic, while the proper
tion of Slavs in the population of the
whole empire is % per cent. The sta
tisties of 1861 are. doubtless imperfect.
since in those days no accurate record of
the precise distribution of languages in
Prussia was obtainable. There can be no
coubt however, of the enormous eXpan-
sion of the Polish race, and the westward
migration of the Poles TO BradenbuTg.
consequent upon the recent industrial de-
Selopment is most significant fact.
Some of the comments in the German
press upon the Anglo-American shipping
combination and the British governments
subsidy to the Cunard line are both in
structive and interesting. Thus the Kreux
Zeitung of Berlin points out that Germa-
ny is in no financial position to pursue
rolicy of rival subsidies. I'VE have more
immediate and more pressing obliga-
tions," it says. than the maintenance for
the North Atlantic of j stsndard of
fle:ghts which secures for shareholders a
dividend of from to per cent" The
Kolnische VOlkszeitung also discusses the
difficulties of the situation. 1t maintains,
indeed, that the subventions which the
Hamburg-American Line receives are not
for the North-Atlantic traffic but for
carrying the German mails. and for the
support of it's steamship services to South
a frica and East Asia, which DO not pay.
Nevertheless, it remarks. the German At
lantic company would gladly accept gov
ernment subsidies II IL could get them.
But a generous policy of subsidies is
quite out of the question. The Kolnische
VoIkszeitung then proceeds TO say: The
question arises whether we hava not too
loudly and too lompously proclaimed the
objects of our ambition. Many pubie6-
tons OF the German Navy League and Of
the Pan-Germaus. and IN fact, declsrs-
tions which have been made in authOrita-
tive quarters. have led the English and
the Americans 10 believe, or have, at
least, given them occasion TO assert. that
il is our ambition 20 achieve naval su-
pFemacy on the Atlantic ocean. In our
opinion It would be very desirable that
we should act prudently when We have TO
do with such rich rivals as John Bull and
Uncle sam
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70 cURE "A coLDiN ONE DAY

fake Laxative BFomo Quinine Tablets
AL druggists refund the money If it fail
to cure. E w. Groves signature is o.
each box BE
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THE GATEWAY
TO
CONSUMPTION.

come infected, and what was supposed to
be purely local disease has become con-
stitutional, deep seated and chronic.
Sprays, washes, powders, salves and
other external remedies give only te1n-
porary relief, and the disappointed and
disguised patient finally gives up IN
despair and declares catarrh incurable.
The only way to get rid of catarrh per-
nanently is 10 treat it through the blood.
The system must be toned up and all i'm
purities removed from the blood, and this
S. S. S. does promptly and thoroughly. 1t
expels from the circulation everything of
an irritating, poisonous character, allow
ing the irfamed men,
90 20 20 branes TO heal when
"a the mucous discharges
~ u - cease, and the damage
49, esxkE hesa done to the health is
soon repaired. S. S. S.
keeps the blood in such healthy, vigor-
Gus condition that cold, damp weather
or sudden changes IN the temperature are
not 50 apt to bring on catarrhal troubles
S. S. S. IS vegetable medicine unequaled
as q blood purifier, and the best of all
tonics-just the remedy needed to thor.
oughly and effectually cure catarrh.
The Swift Specific Co.. Atlanta, Ca.
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FROM LONGS STEPS
Senator Harris Speaks to
Medicine Lodge People.
HAS MILD CRITICISMS
For the Man Who viii Sue
coed Him in the Senate.
Longs Speaking Dates.

Longs Speaking Dates.
Chester |. Long will speak at the fol-
loving places in the Seventh district
the last TWO weeks of the campaign:
Monday, October 27.-iakin, after
noon; Garden City, night.
Tuesday, October 28.-LIberaI, aft
ernoon; Greensbura, night.
Wednesday, October 2s.-Pratt, aft
ernoon.
Thursday, October So.-kineman,
afternoon; Hutchinson, night.
Friday October 31.-Hrkansas City,
night.
Saturday, November t.-WeIlington,
afternoon; Harper, night.
Monday, November 3.-Medicine
Lodge, afternoon.
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Curse
DRINK
CURED By
WHITE RIRRnN REME0V

No taste. No odor. Can be given in glass
of wator. tea or coffee, without patient s
knowledge.
White Ribbon Remedy viii cure or de-
stroy the diseased appetite for alcoholic
stimulants, whether the patient is a con-
firmed inebriate, a ''tippler,' social
drinker or drunkard. Impossible for any
one 20 have an appetite for alcoholic
liquors after using White Ribbon Remedy.
indorsed by Members of w. C. T. U.
Mrs. Moore, press superintendent Of
WomanS Christian Temperance Union,
Ventura, California. writes: Il have
tested White Ribbon Remedy on very
obstinate drunkards, and the cures have
been many. In many cases the Remedy
was given secretly. I cheerfully recon-
mend and indorse White Ribbon Remedy.
Members of our Union are delighted 10
find an economical treatment TO aid US in
our temperance work.
Druggists or by mail, 81. Trial package
free by writing
Mrs A. M. Townsend (for years
secretary of Woman's Christian
Temperance union), 21s fremont ST.,
Boston, Mass.
Sold in Wichita, Kan, by the Moore
Drug Co., ZIG East Douglas.