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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-04-14
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

U~.S.DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
I'M EN- CCA STATION, Apl l, 1902
Conditions of weather for the "a hours ending
SPIN, 18th meridian time, or 500 Pm. local
time.
Mean barometer, BOIL
Maximum temperature, SO degrees.
Minimum temperature, q above zero.
Mean temperature, AZ degrees.
Normal temperature, "A degrees.
Prevailing wind-direction NV.
Precipitation for "a hours, 0. inches.
Min. temperature. Apl Ia, Al above zero.
). G. HAYDEN.
Observer Weather Bureau.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-04-14

For a good livery rig. inquire of II
Lorentzen at the Giroux stable
dec27.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-04-14

Have you read Pan Michael" by the
author of Quo Vadis'? You can get
it at Roses.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-04-14
MONDAY. APRIL IA, 1902

Is the Clark family trying to form
. Senatorial trust? There will be
three Clarks in the eSnate when Clark
of Arkansas takes his seat.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-04-14

Day or night frst-class livery rigs
can be secured at the Giroux stable.
dec 27.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-04-14
House to Let.

Furnished house will be to let after
April LIST. Inquire at this Office.
mh26tf.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-04-14
For Sale.

A parlor organ in first class condi-
at this office. apr12w1.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-04-14

Anything in the line of choice works
of fiction can be secured at Roses.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-04-14

For the best of everything in the liv-
H. J. Lorentzen, proprietor. dec27
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-04-14

A fine line of good books by the best
authors, at Roses.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-04-14

WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair tonight and Tuesday.
McADIE.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
TRACY RELICS IN DEMAND
~Clothine, Cartridges and Locks 81
HAIR Are Divided AmoaR an
Anrious Crowd.

SPOKANE, wash. Aug. 7.-when ~the
sheriff, with the body Of Tracy. drove
through Davenport, hundreds Of people
followed up and crowded about the wagon.
~ the time the wagon reached Stones
morgue the streets we're crowded and from
Every corner could be heard Three cheers
tor Lincoln county"
The town was wild. The morgue doors
had 70 be closed and the crowd was asked
70 stand back. Several persons we're al
lowed TO see the body and then trouble
began. Everyone wanted q relic, and IN .
short time nothing was left but the body.
Someone even picked up the biood-stained
hautkorchlef which had been used by
Tracy to keep from bleeding to death.
Many locks Of the dead mans hair were
carried away and IN many places HE head
had been made bald. His trousers were
cut into strips and before they were al
tided they we're cut int smaller pieces.
Many Of Tracy's cartridges were d.
vided among the members Of the posse and
those that could get at the buckskin bag.
DAVENPORT, Wash, aug. 1.-THE cur
.ious are Hooking to Davenport from all
directions to view the body OF Harry Tracy.
ths dead outlaw. The inquest has been
started At the courthouse. but the body 10
still. At the undertaker's rooms. The In
quest will not likely be concluded till to-
morrow. as witnesses from Oregon can
hardly get In today.
The body probably viii be taken to spo-
Kane on Saturday and later sent to Salem.
Ore, for burial at the penitentiary. TfAey's
guns. may be distributed among the Cresten
posse His other relics q already been
given away.
y A-.tk.- - 49,. -a -
Ing has come to light. Mr.. Mcoreeor. the
Keeper Of a livery stable at Wilbur, on
viewing Tfacy's body, positively Identified
Tracy IS a man who came to his stable last
Thursday niaht. He (Tracy) had two horses
which he Ptt up for the night. He also
left his ride ana q bundle. asking the un-
sugpecting isveryman to take care Of them
until ,naorning. Where he spent the night is
not knoWn, though II 10 said he ate at least
one meal in q restaurant in the town. About
10 g m, Saturday he called for his horses,
bundier and, rifle, paid his bill and rode
away.
It Il probable that the sl.1O0 reward for
Outlaw Tracy Will not be paid for some
time. owing torthe number OF claimants,
The body win be taken to Salem at the con-
elusion Of the inquest at Davenport, Wash.
Governor Gear has already stated that he
was willing forv the state to pay the re-
ward as soon as proper Identification shall
be made, but the reward will not be paid
until the claimants reach an agreement.
Il now seems likely that the aid Of the
courts win be invoked. 1t Is said that Gov
'ernor Gear VIII also favor the payment Of
the 1880 to Mrs waggoner for Merrlirs
body At the same time the reward is paid
for Tracy. Governor Mcbride OF Washing
ton has ~aunouneed, that he will act in ac-
eordancs with the decision Of the Salem
authoritiss,in paying the reward.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
SOUP is .THElR ONLY FOOD
conaitisn ~ enc Psasans Hnhabttants
{ nantssn
haaioia.

VIENNA. 1uR. T.-kfttr. q eDe6sAf M
yestisation OF the labor trouble 40 tauttfn
oalicia, the Meme -Frsis rrssse draws q
gloomy picture Of ths nissrnbis conditions
which led to the existing strife.
tn average n,ortalitg from faml6e tor
several xeafb part according to the Ntus'
Freie Prease, ansfeeated $1,000.
Laborera' wants range frcmlt 70 IS osnta
a day and worn6n earn from 4 70. : cents q
day. Ths peasants rarely taste brad and
exist chiefly on 4 soup. the principal In
gradients Of which are water and herba
A Vienna dispstoh, on June 30, said thal
a great strike 81 ,hericulturai lktbrtfs wa
In progress "a raiieia. the laboftfs de-
handing an INCREASE IN the wages Of. 9
cenie a day for men ana 8 csnts = day tor
womea to double that amount.
A Vienna dinpatoh On August 5 repoFtsd
hat there had been many oenfidte be-
tween the strikina peasants ana the mint
tary A dispatch "a The London Daily Ex-
press on August 3 said that IN one en-
counter between the strikers and ihs mile
tary thirteen pefscns were killed . lis
wounded and. that IN nhothar 400 persons
were killed or wounded.
Advioes we're received from Lenbefe,
0alicia, last nisht to the eject THAI the
strike showed ssknD Of coming to an end,
compromises having been made n several
districts. and TIE military authosities has-
ing quelled the dlathfbances 10 others.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
SEE NAVAL EvOLUTIONs
Secretary moody nha Members OF
congreas on polPhin to sStn
Nsrth, 2sIante saaaarsn.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.-sseretafy M6tdy,
with hts congressional guests aboard
Dolphin, viii Join the North Atlantic SQUAD
ron At Newport News Monday. fhs squad
ron will then put 70 sea and for = week
e~voiutions VIII taxa place under the sse Of
the secretary end those VINO have charge Of
the naval abcrbpfiktioAa IN congress
The squadron win operate Ia the open hsa
to the southwafd AZ Rock Inland. 1Am6nk
Secretary Moody's guests will be heDfesbh-
tative Canno 81 Illinois. chairman Of the
house committee on hppfopriatfonb Rspft-
sentative Eos6 o. i~iIihois. ehairihsn Of the
house committees 81 naval ansir6 Repre-
sentative Meyer Of Louisiana, and Dayton Of
West Virginia, members Of the eonmiites
on navel shAiEs
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
PETER POWER CASE IN COURT
Hearing Of the suit 20 Rsstrain the
msrser o. Northwestsrn
nattvtvs.

NEW YORK. Apt.s ~1~spsciai Examiner
Mable. in the UnIlcf states circuit court
today, continued the Nearing IN ths suit
Of Peter Power a R~eslraln the Northern
Pacific Railroa4 etnhttf from mtrslas is
stock with that 81 ne Nbrtherh Securities
conipany. EfIa
oeorse Alfred dAnb. presentlnt Power.
tried % secere. 81 kdsQurnment until hia
client should BE- taken into custody or
appear roluntsrrN but the special exam
liner decided the hearine. should proceed.
John A. oief. 'tltfk IN the once Of
]. p. Morgan A Co. testified that be had
been bmploysd By the arm for about nine
teen months and kept The stock register.
He had made . careful e~zamination Of tie
books III could BOT and the name Of Peter
Power among the stockholders IN the
Northern Pacific railroad. After a recess
the hearing vas adjourned until tomorrow
10 permit the ~eltendancs o. Camille
Werdsfsld. . broker. who could not appear
tcday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
RELIGION OF TIE EEcHoEs
General Thsns OF the Mofnshs seu-
sian Of coaorsd conferepss
Al Atianta.

ATLANTA. as,. Aus. THE sa6ond days
session Of the Negro Young Peopls,s Hdds
cafionaI and ChfiBtian conference It Pied.
ment park began. With : lAfgaix tremeniad
attendance.
tThe Religious Lifs Of. the ness'' ese
the general thtfoa 81 the morning session
Addresses were delivered BY Rev. H. viii
llams Of Sherman, TX, Rev. &C. GArhef
Of WaehinGen, b. O.. and others.
The C~6ntributlons Of tho North 70 tie
Religious Development Of ths Race WIS
the next subject discussed.
ndrlng tie aftsrnoon' confefsnce8 were
ksid ~ The various evangelical ehhfthes 81
the city upen suhlscla oonnected With ne
moral ana intellectual elovaticn .Vf the
eolof1d race
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
CUBA tO INCREASE DUTIES


WAsHIN0TbN, Aug. tine stats de-
partment ~ AaFiesd by Minister aQuitknl
that the Cubans senate mas ~authorfset the
executive 10 1ncfease o. imports duties to the
following nsximua ds;Sef
shoes and bspz, from 1e TO II per cent;
coal. rs cents per thousEnd kilos; pine
lumber. 40 per cent; stearine beAf N eanb,
sresb beet fresh mutton. sslt beef .sfked
beef, hams Aefflhk. coffee, cider. Beer, 30
per cent; hatspso per cent; butter, liquors.
wine. 20 per cent poultry, fresh pork.
potatoes, olive oil. 100 per cent, common
soap. $50 per cent? corn, sss per cent
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
KENTUCKY SOLID .FOR cRONk
EiFs asssn that state septsrt onana
'HiaA sSs araAa isknitea
hulev.

L0UIsHILLD5 n.y. Aug 9-Kentocktss
.delsBAtlDn to- ths annual me@4Ina ef TIE
srand lodge 81 Elks IN salt lake City left
Louisville At 1sa0 o'clock sihis afternoon
iee strone ia a special tfaiA e6mbosed Of
ave slespers, . dining coach ana a baaeafo
car, over ths- Baltimore 4 Oki6 Southwest
eFn read. The party, which u IL chkfes q
r. s. Brown. district ~pathenaar agent n
this oltt. win - ~ way q IL. Louis.
The Kentucky a~siasation goes 10 the
sfsnd lodge meeting instf1ettd to cast 4
solid vote for George p. Ufbkk Of OMAHA
tor grand skAited ruler, Nj cf6nk having
bean pot ffofwafd Tor the position b. the
nsInbsrs u the ;oF1er In this stats. ~:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
HYMENEAI.
Tsn Fornl aaiatst.

PLATTsMoUTH. Nsb., Aug. 7.-tspe-
ciaL)-County Judge j b. Douglas mar
ried John Walker Of Pacific Junction ana
Miss Maud Cunningham Of Plattsmouth,
Burton B. Everett and Miss Maggie n.
Clarence Of Union and Joseph r. Honnan
n Misc Maud s. Kelley both Of South
Omaha. where the groom conducts q candy
and fruit store at N1S o street.
Acenses 10 we'd were issued to Sanford
n. Giford and Enc q. Woodward o. Union
and to John Frank McWhoFtsr and Mas
Miriam Farley OF NshaHka.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
OYSTER MEN in A. COMBINE


MOBILE. Ala. Aug THE various oys-
ter canning apd packing companies IN
MltsiaalppL. Louisiana and Alabama win. M
- said. combine uassr one head with a
capital Of $4,000, aes
1he morement Ia been on foot three
years apd IL now practically assured. II
viii esatrol all the business Of the three
states along the hsh and canning lines.
Headquarters probably viii be in New Or
leana. ren oompahhn are IN The com
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

CHEYENNE. Wyo., Aug S.A(speoial.)-
Prof. W. $. Palmer, section difactor Of tina
Wyoming weather And crop burean: has re-
turned from q visit to thB eouthwestsfn
portion Of the state. He. states that star
valley. In Uinta county. isonesaf the garden
spots Of the west. Although the altitude
lie something likes 700 feet the iuhabitants
conduct farming on a ilarse scale ind raise
big crops of hay, s~alfalaas potatoes and other
vegetables and grains common to this cli-
mate. Star valley consists Of two valleys.
the upper and lower valleys. and n peoplsd
by about 1000 souls. al Mormans.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

LaNcoI%s Aus z.-tsperial)-Ths At
e. great a. yesterday when General Eitz-
hugh Lee Was the attraction. There are
nov nearly 5000 people eAmbed On the
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

AZ her home 3h tkis city lhis mofnlne she
was born AptD u. 1918. IN Ohio and was
marrisd IN 1858. With her husbaad she came
TO Hamilton county. Iowa, In 1854 ana SIT
tied 10 Webster City. Dir. and Mrs. Doane
have taken o-iarfe part IN central fowa
political history The Judge survives. though
In fetbte heaith Hs- has held several
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

hiE waI d water wipes . ctissadt
FamiIy ont Of En-
fstenes.

TRINIDAD. cplo. Aus. Tat Blosabufs.
i've miles west Of Ration. n. NJ. . cloud
burst yesterday drowned four persons.
Mrs. vreuceaoo Domineues and three
children and q family Of husband. vile
and. three ehlldren are reported drowned
At Turceo.
They we're seen before the afFlval o. A
big vail Of water. but ell Efforts 70 fnd
them since have tailed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

LaNcoLN fspeciail-The state
convention Of 10 Hardwafs Dealers
kasociat lion Knight. There was no
election 81 emt this ives a special
meeting. The teI ains win be held IN
this city. the. dk3 A6be determined BY the
exfc utiye committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
DEATH RECORD.
mrs. Rridsst Frsneh.

ROCHESTER,. N. r.. Aus. L--Mra.
bridget French. . prominent inventor. is
dead. aged y years. she was born IN
Queens county. Ireland. and tame TO this
country in 1850. settling IN Rochester.
Mrs. french devised ard patented At least
ihirty-slx articles Of utility and up 70 the
time Of hsr death was buny on others.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

BERLIN. Ans. La taieuran raeoiF6d
hens frcm Blasoreatshensk says that he
medical resources ~ hand are ealiFely IN
denic. ndNetn July ~ ana August Z
there Were ~, eases and iol deaths flom
the disease II Blatovestchensk
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
TO. neamias dovsrnment survey.

CHEYENNE. wyo.. Aug, T.z-(special.)-
J. Frank Warner. assistant State engineer.
has been abpointsd examine4 q s~qyernment
surveys and left today for Phoenix, ART,
where he will be located He was accom-
panied By Murray uilchfist. of Cheyenne,
who viii aot.a q bis assistance
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

BEAVER CITY, Neb., Aug. 7~.-tepecial
Telegfam.)-james II. Bemis and Miss III
tie Jones and DR.. Albert y. Brewster and
Miss verna Maple were married today. M.
Bomia IL e member Of the Erm Of Bemis 4
0~aterberg. which owns stores here and at
Saratoga. Wyo. DR.. Brewster is one Of the
leading physicians Of this place. The brides
illes. The two bridal parties left tonight
for q trip to California.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
NAcATEs PLACE hi 'KEARNEY
o. @. saith Resigns Assistant suBcr-
inssassA5y 81 Ipsgstrisi
school.

KEARNEYs Neh.. Ava. ~7S-fspscial Teie-
eram.)-The most imboftknt event at the
Industrial school qnce. the .fetiremant Of
John MaIlaiieu from the head Of the school,
q. Smith, assistant superintendent during
both Of the Mkilefieu tefmf fnds acting
IN the same position since the at& superin-
tendsnt. Beshtol took hold.
The resignation MIL take eject about
September !. ana his successor will be II.
.. Shat, senior OF teachers ard grade man.
agefss fa'sss@v p. ia -
The selection UfsG s0eosssos for SHAFTS
pouiuoA han, a. yet'hot been decided "
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
Rrohahh Riainn Content.

DENVER. Colo, Aug. 1.-The Denver
Horse Show agaociation has decided to give,
II eA4stion 70 tie reRniar exhibition the first
Essk =. septsmbsr q -reeordsbrssksr
ing Post will give the winner a worlds
championship BELT valued at $500, and IN
addition Tie association win hang up purses
mounting to W,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
FORECAST or me WEATHER


WAsHuNdrON Aag. I~Faracast;
For Nehraska, kansss and South DAKOTA
-FAlE Friday and eafuFatf,
F1r Inlnqis-Feir Friday and SATURDAY;
Efeah northwest Winds, becomine' fnrlA6ls.
For Iowa and MlssourtFa Friday and
Saturday.
FOR asrth paketa-sho~srs Friday and
LEGAL neeord.
oFr1cE or Thh WEATHRn BeRRAu.
oMhHA Aug 7,-Qmelat record of tem-
psratufe and precipitation compared With
ths c~oFfenponains dny 81 tbs last three
"a 1901 100 Ista
Maximum femp3raturo.. is
Wiuim1m Temperature -. ~ "a
He4Q 1e~tnrerature. ..t...s. ~
Fleclpit4uon -st.:...s -
at OmEha for this cay and iinet March 1
DbhclencY for the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Total sxesss sihcs 1farch Da IS
RsesisneI sef ne e4{ .seR
b5sssssek s'sss so h. gss.Jd. ts ia sss..
befciencS for cor. befiod. 100. all inches
Rssssls frsa Ssatisas "a -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

LAUREL, Neb., Aug. 7s-ttspeciai veis-
sram.)-Tbe woodmen picnic is on In full
force and Laurel is enjoying and entertain
ing a. large company. Reed cornet hand
from Sioux City and q select choir Of home
talent are furnishing the music. Hon.
Hon. Jerry Green Of Davenport, Ia, was
the principal speaker today. Hon, ]. H.
Mickey is with us and madehak brief adj
dress today. Hon. Z. T. Quincy Of Win
side replied ID the address Of Welcome made
by Rev. A. B. Roberts Of Laurel. Captain
J. H. Brown isv present. Hbn.f John 8.
Robinson and Hon. w. H Thompson. fa-
sion candidate for governor and congress-
man are billed for tomoreoM3
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

The Amsr1csn Medical Co., q combination Of the
eblest Medical Expert Specialists IN the world. who
treat all Diseases peculiar to Msh and Women.
have BY their honest and sucessafuis msthods nade
a vast fortune. and now oher 70 treat until cured
all persons ailing from Chronic Diseases. free.
Write them today All about your case aud set the
proper treatment free OF charge
AMERICAN MEDICAL Co.
AetuhttitdNh, lows.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
N s5atEsrn AssociatiOn.

AZ NashyIps Nashville. s; Atlanta, 4
kf E4ttle ROck-Edttls Rock, 4; New Or
Af RIrminshahrBlrminehAhi e. Chatta.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

p~uehsensA AfnieA, snives s.se.
The bast IN the world, ftr, Cuts, Cornt.
BoiIa. Bruises. Bufua, sehldl. Sores. Ulcers.
salt EhsuH. Chssa piles. A. "a pay. s5e.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
nrldes workman nadIv Hqrt.

PLATTsMoUTH, Nsbs Aug. tI--(sps-
ciAi)-charies Erlekapnssone Of the work
men on the east end OF the BurIlneton
bridge. met With IA serious accident this
afternoon. lie was working on a scailoId
twenty iset above sths sroppds when .
heavy plank whteh sWaes- heipgs hoisted
dropped stirling ttn1 on the side OF the
head and caused. hlm~ " Arep u the ground
unconscious. HIS Ahnlls was badts eruahsd,
a deep cash was cut over one eye ana he
WAS othsrwise@ badly -insufsd. He was
~broukhtlito th5t stity 6R Mityttt1h Fengine
sndV DR. LfvlnsstoA drslsS4Sh8 sounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

CRETE, Neba Neutrality-suspicious.
q dozen youns uomcn Of Crete. are .rocovs
ering from the poisonous effects Of eating
salmon salad. AZ = kensinston given here
salmon salad sas annong the dishes served
aud All who parsook Of II were poisoned.
Fortunately none Of The cases have proven
serious. o<fHa
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
SETTLERS SEEK. MANnAMus
want writ 20 CoiApef w state
heard TO Opeu Hehaeates on
GreyBuu nivsf.

CHEYENNE. wyo.. Aa2. z.-lsbeciai.)-
The recent opiniop or Attorney General Van
OrsdelI relative 10 the priority Of water
rights on tho Greybuli river, IN Big Horn
county, which was followed by the State
Beard o. Control. and which resulted in the
closing Of a number Of headgates and the
shutting on Of water from a number Of
farms, has met with considerable adverse
comment IN the. Big Horn country. Il is
held by many that me attorney general can
not ses aside the decision OF the Board Of
Control IN adjudicating the priority Of
water rights. as has been done. II Is alleged,
In the present case.
II is. alleged that the closing Of the head
gates Of the bitches At this time will ruin
Tome Of the crops AM work 4 hardship upon
a number OF settlers under the canals taken
from the Greybnll. 81 $50
The settlers aaected have retained cOun-
sci and will neht the cese In the courts.
Judge w. s. Meta Ct Sheridan, Judge Glib
son Clark Of Cheyenne and Messrs. Collins
q Earring Of Basin City have beeh,retained
by the piafntffs,r Eftt ff1r-
The nrst step wfl probably BE- hearing
before District Judge stottb, at which the
settlers will ask for as,tempcrsry writ Of
mandamus TO compes the state Board OF
Control to open the headgates. after which
The case win probably be taken 70 ths SUI
pfeme court
The fret reports from the Greyhhli coun-
try stated that all crops would be ruined
by the cutting on Of the water supply. but
a letter received here yesterday ttates that
the Greybull Is now carrying more water
than At n time daring ne kurdmer, the
SHOWS IN the mountains having baen melted
BY the hot weather Of the last two weeks.
and that many pf the crops will be saved.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

WEBSTER CRY. IA. Aus. Especial.
TslsgrAm-l-Mrs. Judge Iaiah Doans died
The colored American., 1902-06-21

How any man may quickly cure himself after
years of suffering from sexual weakness. lost vi
tally. night losses. varicocee. ETC.. and enlarge
small weak organs to full size and vieor. Simply
send your and address to the DR..
knapp. Medical Company 1871 Hull Build
ing. Detroit. Mich. and they will gladly
send the free receipt with directions that
any man may easily cure himself al home.
II you are bled with sexual weakpess
don't write But il you weak. have shrunk en-
organs or night losses write at once as the RENE
dy will give instant relief You will feel stronee eT
and vigorous from the very start. This Is GER
tainly most generous offer and the following.
taken from their daily mail. shows what men
think az their generosity.
Dear Sir-The results could not have been
better. ] noticed warm feeling of Returning
life exquisite experience Of renewed power.
the hTst day used your treatment. and ] cannel
withhold au expression Of gratitude to you for
having thus led me to the way OF restoration,
streng b and vigoT. Everything locks brighter,
offers more than ever supposed il would. and
no thing can be OF more service to a weakened
man than your priceless receipt"
The colored American., 1902-06-21
BURDENS SELF IMPOSED.

Sincerity a cloak is often made
Meath which q cunning lie doth mas9usraoe.
who ha n not seen a frank straiEhtfor"aro hs
Succeed. where truth real. blundering shy
Did fail? Alas, into the dust we blow
And I'll our own poor eyes. We BAREFOOT go
Where we have nettles sown and then We hnd
The world unjust 10 US and most unAlnd'
Because the IT ou bles that We bring upon
Ourselves are hardest to be borne,