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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-17
JOURNAL X-RAYS

At a lowestimate, not over half the
vote of Greater Salem was cast at the
recent city election.
The Elks seem to be one lodge that
puts a premium on pure sociability.
sss
The Eddy bill is raising about one.
sixth Of the state revenue the first
year 1t is in existence Next year II
will raise one-ffth. OF course, the
farmer lawmakers will be hot to re
peal such law.
Some peoples ideas Of politics is to
officially declare that other people
are sinners. and then demand that they
be extirpated.
Some Of the Country Jakes at the
Young Republican Club dinner may
surprise their city cousins when Il
comes to oratory.
n the electric street car line can
furnish a belt line TO the state fair
grounds in time for the next fair, and
be prepared to handle about twice as
many people, II will reduce the bust.
ness OF the gang of professional pick.
pockets about one-half. and increase
the attendance at the state fair
II would seem that General Wood
is a little too much in the public eye
for his own good.
The woman editor of The Dalles
Chronicle hits the bullseye this time:
And now comes a silly girl by the
name OF Dunn. and declares she will
marry the Chicago outlaw, Harry Van
Dine, even on the gallows, II neces.
sary. Such creatures show a lack OF
good sense and proper mental balance.
There are asylums for idiots and in.
sane, and there should be some place
where silly girls like this Miss Dunn
could be isolated from the respectable
portion OF society. They should not
be allowed TO be at large and contain.
mate by their example girls OF imma.
ture minds, who are very susceptible
TO any sensational influence"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-17
A GOOD EVERY
DAY DINNER

, there are several on tie market which
can be bought for about thirty cents
each. After pairing and boiling in
salted water drain the potatoes and
put through the press into a hot bowl.
Season with butter, salt and pepper,
add a spoonful or two Of hot milk,
then put again through the press,
dropping the flakes into the dish in
which they are served.
Many persons do not appreciate the
good qualities OF carrots, and in some
families they never appear as a spec.
ial dish. They should be on the reg.
ular list for they contain a large per.
centage of iron, and tend to promote
clear, pink and white complexion.
Select those Of medium size; wash
and scrape sufficient to make a pint
when cooked. Boil in enough salted
water to barely cover. When tender
cut in halflnch dice Make a sauce
with one tablespoonful of butter
cooked for three minutes; add one.
half Of a cupful of the water in which
they were boiled and one half Of a
cupful of rich milk, and when smooth.
ly thickened season with salt and
pepper. Put carrots and sauce in
alternate layers in a baking dish,
cover with two-thirds OF a cupf,Il of
fine, dry crumbs, mix with one table.
spoonful of melted butter and place in
a quick oven nutil Drowned.
Dried lima beans should be picked
over washed and soaked for twenty.
four hours in cold water; then
drained, covered with fresh cold water
and simmered very slowly until ten.
der. This will take at least four hours
and they should be seasoned when two
thirds done Half an hour before
serving thicken by adding a table.
spoonful of flour mixed to a thin
paste with cold water. II parsley is
liked chop a little very fine and
sprinkle over them when in the serv.
ing dish.
For the salad use three red beets
which have been standing in vinegar
for a few hours at least. Wash and
dry a bunch Of watercress and ar.
range it in the salad bowl. On this
lay the beets cut in dice or fancy
shapes and sprinkle with a dressing
made by mixing four tablespoonsful
OF salt and one-third of teaspoonful
OF pepper, then slowly adding one
of lemon Juice or vine
gar.
Early in the day put two-thirds OF a
cupful OF granulated sugar in a clean
frying pan Stir over a moderate FIRE
using an iron spoon. AS it heats the
sugar will lump like tapioca. then
gradually melt to an amber-colored
syrup, Do not let it become too dark
or 1t will be bitter Pour a portion OF
this in each small mold or cup, turn
ing the latter round until coated. Fill
with raw custard made with two cup
fuls of milk, three tablespoonfulps Of
sugar four beaten eggs and one tea.
spoonful Of vanilla, and bake in a very
moderate oven. Turn out and serve
icy cold.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-17
The Weather.

Tooight and Thursday, cloudy, with
occasional rain; cooler
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-17
Jewellery.

The range OF our stock Of jewelry
is wide enough to satisfy everyone.
II you want brooch OF a plain gold
ring for your girl or motherin-law, it
is here, and price as well as quality,
at w. Calvet, practical matchmaker.
No. I5S State street. cod
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-17

same service is rendered the commu-
nifty at their expense.
The corn Is always most comfort
able on the other fellows foot We
laugh heartiest when the joke is on
the other fellow.
But the right TO refer TO the record
made by any official. high or low, or
even any private citizens connection
with public affairs. cannot be aban-
doned in a free country.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-17

OREGON COMING EVENTS.
Delrymen's association, Corvallis
December 1916.
Poultry and pet stock show. Salem,
December 17-19
Special session OF the legislature,
Salem. December 21.
National. livestock. convention,
Portland. January 1915.
Angora goat show. Dallas. Janu.
ary 14-l5.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-17
editorial EnterprIss.

This week we devote a department
in the Tribune 10 snakes" Next week
We will give the corn huskers" a
chance.-McCallsbnrg Qowa) Tribune.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-17
safe Prooednre.
cod

Count 100 before speaking if you
are angry, and il the other fellow is
the biggest count Stockton
Qn) Herald.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-17
South Salem Personals.

Mrs. Emma Singleton and daughter.
Bessie, left on the IL o'clock train
this morning for Eugene, TO attend the
wedding Of their cousin, Miss MAY Nc.
Allister and Prof I. Arthur Gambler,
OF the University OF Oregon. which
takes place Saturday, December 18th.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-17

The best quality and the lowest
prices on Italian strings for violin.
guitar, mandolin and banjo. at W. Cal.
vets, practical matchmaker, 1853 State
street. cod
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03
DEVELOPMENTS
Being Made by the Cranes
Nest Coal and Coke
Company.

A writer from Gcorgcl. in this
county, 70 the Brstoi Herald. saws
regarding the operations of the
Cranes Nest Coal and Coke Com
pany At that place.
Here are given few fact. of rapid De-.
velopmcuis being made by She Cranes
Nest Coal and Coke Company. This large
plant 3. situated ou Cranes Nest uesr tbe
large coal operation OF the Virginia Iron.
Coal and Coke Company.
This plant g.. thoroughly equipped with
an the latest machinery aud modern ape
piianees, including electric haulages
Perhaps there has been 40 coal opera
tlon in this region which has made such
rapid strides OF progress This company
has tunngiea through Fulier's Gan. a dis
lance of two thousand feet. in order Co
reach the openings on the other side. ihe
tunnel being driven through solid coal
TIE scam Of coal % Cranes Nest will
average mine feet and i- comparatively
free from 90 Impurities This couipau,
owns the lee mines, which 81 one 81 the
largest coal mines To- Wise county. coal
being almost ineNhaustil,ie. Cranes Nest
Is only iu her infancy and iso wears ago
this place Was vast wilderness. hut today
We md large mining tow With good
public schools free 20 al children. snd
churches for both white and colcrcd
The ccmrsny'- houses are not built as
closets together as is the cus;om With
most coal mining towns. bot the houses
here Yoa and are 81 separate aud apart.
To each home is allotted a vers nice
garden space. rangiag from Hly TO cue
hundred feet. Tae company has installed
thorough and comrlete system Of cleo
irie haulage, Which consists OF two Of the
very latest Improved Jeasie. Manufao-
turing CempAnys electric locomotives:
Tires dyaames and about four thousand
feet Of electric hsaiage lire aud other
necessary equipments giving electric
haeiAge 20 the eaiise plant. a. sell as
electric iighiiag
The climate here u all tha, eoald be de-
sired aud the nights are always cool aad
comfortable. Crsaes Nest steam and Do
nestle eesl aud Cliuch Field gas coal.
like Tons Crvek coal. has l,cconsr fsaaoas
all over the ~erld sad VERY large con~ign
ssnts are daily i.eiee made e tide ueicr
tor ses Ssush Ameriesn ports. Thus plant
gives employment sc one thousand men.
kaes Of 10 place "a the couatfy teday
thsi saotds hesies sndaes .nset> 10 souag
men ~snisee "a snake ssar ia life than
The coal heids q Wi<e cosrts The peo-
tss<ions h@se are not eso~d4d aud there = I
pisstf Of rveM Ser professional mea. There /
u. Pestsp<: -smstAtse lie u .e<s.oor dol
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03
Cancer Cured BY Blood Balm
All Skin and Blood Diseases
also Cured.

Mrs. N. J.. Adams. frcdonis. Ala. took
Botanic Blood Balm, which ehcctuaIlv
cured an eating cancer Of the nose and
face. The sores healed up perfectly.
Many doctors had eivea mp her case as
hopeless. Hundreds OF cases Of cencer.
eating sores, suppurating swelli-gs. etc.
have been cured by blood BALM. Among
other, Mr.. B. NJ aueruev. Warrior stand.
Ala. Her nose aud Bag we're raw IS beef.
~iih offensive discharge from the eating
sore. Doctors advised cutting. tut d
failed. Blood Balm healed the sores. aud
Mrs 0acrney is a. weil az ever Bctauic
hlooi Balm also cnres eczema. itching.
homors. scahs aud scales. bone pains. al
GERS, ohcnsiye pimpios. blood poison, car
buucles. scroinla, risings and humps on
the skin and all biocd troubles Improves
The digestion, strengthens weak kidneys
Druggists, 81 per Large bottle. vita com
plcte directions for home cure sample
tree and prepaid by writing Bioad Balm
CO., Atiapis. Ga. Describe trouble and
special medical sdsics sent ia sealed letter.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03
FROM BUCU.

csr-rsnifrss % 7ds ne Stone Ca. rosr.
nrrf. Va. Aug 2-.--Wc don't get verv
uuai iine io ~riio. but every chance Ne
ret We cndca,or 90 let the dear readers of
thc Post kuou The news Of uur little
village and surrounding country
Netrrs Albert and Rufus Owens. of
1ulFe. Na. haNe just returned from q
trlr Go West irEinia. They have iicer
ont on pleasure trip across the ohio
River. and rrpoft nice time.
B.. D. Cannts. of this vicinity. now lives
ia West Virginia. where be has been
working 40 The lumber business a. Rodcr-
helt. hIs family BE- ont thcrn and seem 90
he very sell satisfied We wish Mr..
touutr success Boa business.
Marshall Sutherland. Of this place. has
been iu West Virginia Tor several aieuihs.
hr rcut to Portsmouth,, o.. and worked
auhiIc. het has returned Co West Nir-
r.nia. We would hke Co zee our friend
Marshall
~. b. Sutherland. OF Judge. Va. was
an uhfnfiunatc as to got tvo cattle KILLED
DIS a failing iico about three weeks ago.
Dim Smith. Of ST. Paul representing
fht Dfanam supply Co. wns calling ON
uur merchants last week. lie De- alwass
ready to scii something.
Nr Williams. Of Che Wi1r rhoto Co..
woo doing business iu ihut line at our
r.ae, a iou daA. a-n. hui his work hasn't
"turnci Hp yet.
a ~ Sutherland. of Bristol, Va Tenn.
wa. Visiting relatives aud friends 90 this
place iast ucek. Mr. sutherland Loot his
rilc nut bong since aud came here Co see
.i hr could hnd some comfort among bis
r,ofic. We deeply sympathirc with him
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03
COAL MINING BY
PRIMITIVE WORKS.

fers Few people ostsidc OF those aitu-
ally iniesested ia the work Of taking from
the bowels % the earth its treasures Of
black diamonds kno~ anything Of The
difhcu'ties and trials Of the miner In
this section where the thick vein is work :
ed there peeuiarities that, to an ordinary
mind, ~oeld appear less hazardous than
IN other places bat in many places ia
oaio' there are men ~he work undrr cir.
eo"stanees that woaid sepsn the sioutes,
heart unless framed - the life.
A reporter Ia conversation win ro.,.
le OF men sAo hold sfEciai positions. bat
have On thesr TINE kncun Ly actual ex-
per'encr ever danger Ct The hasincss.
vas gwen sone facts about nc business
that VIII prove interesting reading.
Near zspesviiss. ia Mssaiaghan epsnt,
pbto, ase mines where she vein Il 50 shall
lo@ that the men have 20 20 IL and work
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03


eli dsv IN STOPPING pesifson. , men -
hardly room At any Veiut . - sf<ss- = =
from the time they 20 20 ~ere - ne
moraing TN they get out at night thsv
cannot ST or sssrd straight Cnder such
conditions !; Is OF course diiiieut natter
to get the coal ens. but the solution was
10 train dogs 20 40 work Of mules.
When the miuer starts from home IN the
morning he carries two diuncr hsekefs.
one for himself and the other for the dog
IL u said 10 Ae the easfotq When msuer
asked fsr work 10 irquirc \ he had a dog
The animals are harnessed exactly like
mules and little ears aee made especially
Tor them. They always had trouble about
their feet getting sore, but This was finally
remedied Nv employing blacksmith, Tor
his shoes are made OF leather. and we're
made TO strap the hack.
McCook's high shaft mine at Sieubens-
vile l. another peculiar place. IL uses
practically the same methods that the
owners brought ir0m Counis Dar5am,
England 81 Years ago. IL u the zane
plan as has been observed in their Old
home almost since the mining OF coal be-
gan After going down the deep shaft
the men have 20 20 almost two miles and
a half before reaching The coal deposits
The mine has beer operated nearly forty
years. aud a. feom forty 10 seventy meu
arc employed. they have used up vast
amount Of coal.
There ais. the vein j. shallow and ihe
men are compelled 10 work 80 described
above, always in stopping position.
Unlike the GAINESVILLE mine. The men
push she empty cars in sud the loaded
ones out. They travel along ihc miles oi
track a; surprising rate Of speed. not
D -.sthaf.,at-.s- che feet that they nr. t.~uf
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03
FROM OLA.

castf-r.sa.ti.gs g lis ne sso.s asp n,st.
ois, ~, Aug. - Cora crops 4,ii he
exceedingly good this year ia shis vicinity,
T. the prediction Of ihs fsrness.
Prot q j,nkiss, . preminens soaar
nan o. this place. ula make hyinK trip
q NAaesisatg sed Peters Pork today
Hiss Ida Ad4ms. a ehsrmsax Yennr
gisi - fhotntea Greek. ~ili start 70 VIII
mofs. Ny. "a few days. taking vssn her
~ ise-t ~isaee 81 her tcsRs iriehd- Of the
oppusite sex
fee seeess = ih.s Dee Heli,se.s, ~riil
tcen ~ ~zfrird 20 Mis- Niaa Craft, =
fegQk riF' II ford temPeraenk oi ks.rfs
Ne extend them osr hest wishes.
pset -.ihe intact sh.id q Ns. And Mos
Nhef " cfef. isst Sstsrsss nisAt We
iymkstairc ~ah she's very mscA.
Eefalas Neiss has sssu msklbe fse-
aaees ssss;s - b.x Nsits he ssys h.
Il - 10 ser ~ sAe "pe, Ae~
fsssis<.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03

The steel bar sontsset has not b~sn clos>d.
coo tons viii be ne~6ed above the output
Of the eompanv's own mill. Recent
purchases Of mafirsbie Beessmer iron
have included portion Of the require
meats Of several large mxilesnis foun-
dsses. the latter having taken eoatssets
co, ering the WAITS Of = number Of sgri-
cuIsar.l machinery manufacturers At prize
e. ielew last years. IL IL understood
that the 10000 tons Of pig iron, for which
the international Harvester Company
came into the market last week bas not
been placed. Reports that bids IS lo- as
81 we're made on this account be verified i,
sll 50. birmingham. for No. foundry,
being the lowest authenticated price re-
ported. There has been good deal Of
cnttiag below the association price, and
Sli.7s il we'll established. BuyinE has
been better in central and western terri
tory since the si2 basis was Officially de-
cided on. hut fittsburg and Eastern mar
kets report foundrymeu still holding on.
While some neu and modern furnsccs are
starting up. adding 20 the mske OF fonn-
DRY iron. the curtaiiment movement IL
greater, and NAV soon become factor Of
some moment. Northern furnaces have
been holding for $ie at furnace for No.
foundry, but in the past Seek $3.50 has
been done. and 1850 has been quoted on
large business f;essemer iron IL nomi-
nally 81 al Valley furnace, but there b.
no immediate expectation that fourth
quarter business will he placed by the
Steel Corporation. A 10000 ton rail or
de- from the Baltimore 4 Ohio road was
placed last week With fennsylvanis mills
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03
IRON CONDITIONS.

clsvStssp, O.. Aug 27.-Ihe Iron Trade
Rssie~ this week says
The iron market is s,in dominated b,
the scelag that prices have not YET fany
reelected the changing relation bet~eea
ssPPis and 'semsed Thas fsr the busins
by The leading harvesting machinery ia
seresis has bsea the caly eonspicieus de-
seieP@cns ia Aagesi Its pig iron pur-
ehsses for it- gay iron asS malleahle
feanSsies are IN The nslghbcrhood 81 ~
900 tens, asc contracts fog is.0sD tons OF
sheets sn4 5000 tons 81 piees aud tslss
have been sSaes u u nos stated shas
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03
WEIGHED 25 POUNDS.

DE- Robcr, g KeAucr. n aali Portland
avenue. reports remarkable case. Mas.
CLARK Boardiey. who lives 40 Thiuy-hnh
aud Bank streets, was delivered ola girl
baby yesterday which weighed 90 it. birth
twenty -hye pounds. DR. Samuel MANLY.
ct Eighteenth and Walnat streets. assist
cd nr. kenncr, sud the, both regard this
as one of The most remarkable ease. ON
record. The average weight ola child
at hirih b. about seven pounds. the weight
ranging between SIX and ten pounds. but
rarely exceeding the latter fgure
d. kenuer after the safe delivery of
iac Child looked up the ohstctrical req.
ords Zoo Tie medical works aud found onI,
one ease ou record where an infant AZ
birth weighed as much as twenty-five
pounds. This recorded case was that OF
Mrs. Bates, vile OF the giant. Capt. Bates
Nrs. bsies WAS six feet ten inches hioh
and Der husband was also giant. Mr..
boardlcy b. of ordinary size aud her hu.-
band IS not large man.
Mrs. boardiey aud the baby are hoib
doing we'll. Hundreds OF women ia tbr
vicinity oi the boardley home have called
90 zee ,hc infant prodigy. which is we'll
formed, and Or. kenucr saws Is one 90 the
bsndsomcsi infants he has ever looked
upon-Lo"isriUe hp.l T,me.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03
catarrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. - tqey can
not reach the seat If the disease. Catarrh b.
blood Of constitutional disease, and Ia order
t. cure ityou must take futernal remedies
Halls Cafarrh Cure q taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces. Halls Cstarrh Cure rs not a quack
medicinc. u was prescribed By one of the
best phrsicians In ihi. country inr years and
is a regular prescription. ~ H. composed OF
the hest ,unics known. combined with she best
blood partners. arfinr directly ou the mncnHs
surfaces. The perfect combination 81 the two
ingredients - what produces such wonderful
results in curing Cutsrrl. Send ZOE irsiiinin-
malls free.
p }. CHENEY a CO, Props. Toledo, %.
sold Do druggists, price Joe.
Hall Family fill. are the best
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03

Tue seam ol coal so no. . IS not quiie
so large as at ihc other mincs. but viii
average six feet and is perfectly clean.
With thc exception OF small seam OF
tombstone
This mine also has good road beds aud
the ventilation is good Tile mine has
natural drainage, uo pumps being required
lhc coal in this mine will last tor vear-.
The coal from Nos. q, . aud 3. Is cahled
by sire rope hanlace over an incline Co a
large upple, where the coal b. assorted
end loaded into gondolas tor shipment.
Nc. samuel Murray i- mining foreman.
Mr. MURRAY hails from Old ireland and
brings with him that Irish push. char
actesistic Co men from that country.
Murray Be- a practical mining man.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03
Fearful odds AgaInst Ann

hcr,ddeu, alone and destitute. Ssch,
b. brief na, ,he condition OF an old sol
dicr hs name ct J J Ravens, Versailles.
%. for wears be ~ss Troubled with Md
Hey discssc sas usifher doctors nor mcdi-
ciaes gave him relief Al length he tried
Elecirlc hiitegs. 10 ppt him on his feet
iu stoit order aud no~ he tesi,hcs. "a IN
90 ttc road 60 ceaplese recover Best
80 eatih soc Aises aud ki6nes troneics
aud ah forms at Stomach AID Bow Ell,
Comp ialrtF ouly Soc Guaranteed hv
d. a. 81 Kelly. Druggist
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03
Rueklen.s Arnlea salve.

Has worldwide fame for marvellous
cures. 10 surpa~scs any other salvc. io-
ton, ointment of balm for Cute. Corns.
Rurns. hoNs, Sores, fclons. ulccts. Toi-
tcf, Salt Nhcum, Fever Sores. Chappcd
Hands, skin Eruptions. iulaliiiic ics
Piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 25c at
Dr. i. W kcily's. Druggist
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03
WHAT'S Life?

lu The last analysis nobody knows. but
We do know that Il Is under strict Law.
4 nnse mat law even slightly. pain re-
suits Irregular living means dcrauge-
ment OF the orSaes, resuliinh ia Consiipa-
,ion' headache or Liver trouble Dr.
n'ng Ne~ Life Pills quickly fc-aaiusts
thls. iis gentle. yet thrsugh. Only 2so
az DR.. }. ". Neny's nrnh store.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-04-23
DEATH FROM POISON.
Medical Records Show That
Uric Acid in the Blood is a
Swift Agent of Death.
Pairle's Celery
Co1npound
The Popular Spring Medicine, is the
Only Reliable Blood Purifier.

In the springtime deaths from poison
uric acid in the blood-are common.
This malignant poison, which should
he expelled by the kidneys, is diffused
through the blood and when allowed
10 remain in the system proves fatal
Thousands of men and women around
us are now suffering from kidney
poisoned blood. Loss of nerve force
failure OF appetite, nausea, constipa-
ton, pains in the back and side and
depression of spirits indicate that uric
acid is doing its terrible work.
For such a condition in springtime
there is but one sure, tried and never
falling remedy, it is Paine's Celery
Compound, which promptly restores
the kidneys to health and enables
Them to pei form their functionZ With
the kidneys in proper condition, there
cannot remain the slightest trace of
uric acid in the blood Mr.. A. U. Win
ters of Cincinnati, o., writes as follows
about his wonderful cure:
I'm March, 1902, l was dangerously
i'll, and my condition became so alarm
ing that my family called in a special
list to confer with our family doctor. I
was told that my kidneys were in very
bad condition, and as a consequence
my blood was charged with uric acid.
I was also suffering from rheumatism
in back and arms. Getting no positive
good from the doctors, friend advis-
ed me to make use of Paine's Celery
Compound. The use of the first bottle
seemed to produce magical effects, and
after | had used five bottles l was
strong and well. To-day my blood is
pure and clean, appetite hearty.
sleep well, and am gaining in flesh and
strength every day Paines Celery
Compound saved my life, and 1 thank
God for it.. always recommend it to
sick people,