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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-02-13
CarneqIe Library For Eufauia

Eufaula, Ala. Feb. AFTER a year
Of Giligent aud persl steut effort PrOfes-
sor F. L. Mccoy and Or. John y Whit
lock have gained Andrew CarueEies
consent to donate fund Of 81 900 for
the establishment Of a public library
here. The conditions are that the CITY
is TO maintain II at a cost % not less
than $1,000 per year a COMMITTEES
consisting Of Hon Ell 5 Shorter. r. l..
Mccoy. Or. J. b Whit,OCk and others
was appointed 20 secure sita and Ar
range details looking % beginning the
work as soon as possible
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MILITARY ADVISORY BOARD.
Terrell Appointed Officers to Serve
During His Administration.

Atlanta, Feb. Ex-Governor Terrell
yesterday appointed his state military
advisory board. which will serve dur
ing his administration.
The board is composed Of leading
military officers in active state service
and will form a strong working body.
The last advisory board consisted of
only II officers, but Governor Terrell
has appointed L. He was anxious
to have all of the commanding officers
OF regiments on the board. and also
wanted all the branches of the service
represented
The new advisory board as appoint
ed is made up as follows:
Colonel Usher Thomson. Third in.
fantry. Madison: Colonel W. Z. Woo
ten. Fourth infantry, Albany; Colonel
+. ID. Huguenin. Second infantry. Ma
con; Colonel p. w. Mcldrim. First cav
airy. Savannah; Colonel c. l. Ander-
son, Fifth infantry. Atlanta: Colonel
Arthur Gordon, First infantry. Savan-
nah; Lieutenant Colonel Samuel W.
Wilkes. aide-Ge-Camp. Atlanta: Lieu.
tenant Colonel William L. Grayson.
First infantry. Savannah; Major VII.
liam a. Patton. Fifth infantry Rome:
Major Robert Lee Wylly. Fourth in
fantry. Thomasville; Major W. W. VII.
hanson, First Heavy artillery. Savan.
nah; Captain A. J. Renki. Third infan.
try. Augusta; Captain a. Gordon Cas-.
sells. First cavalry. Mcintosh: CAPTAIN
NJ. J. Daniel. Jr., Second infantry.
Griffin; Lieutenant Frank 4. Wrench
Naval battalion. Brunswick: First
Lieutenant Frank SommerkamD.
Fourth infantry, Columbus; Second
Lieutenant William T. B. Wilson. Fjrsr
cavalry. Atlanta.
Colonel Usher Thomas. as senior
colonel. Will be chairman of the board
All matters Of importance relating
to the state troops are referred to the
advisory board for investigation and
report The governor may approve
or disapprove the boards recommends.
ton. but as a rule. he acts in accord.
ance with them.
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TRIAL OF HUMBERTS IN PARIS.
Great Public Interest Manifested In
the Proceedinas.

49, . w NAtiiASs
Paris. Feb. 12.-Tbe Humhert fami-
~ made their first appearance in the
criminal court today. when :be case
OF VI. Cattani the banker. was taken
mp in the ninth correctional chamber.
There was great public interest mani
Tested in the proceedings. and the
court room was pavhed with people.
All the previous examinations Of the
Hum5eTts had been held in secret and
this was the first opportunity Paris
had 20 see and hear the prisoners The
prisoners were brought in like any or
binary prisoners and took seats in the
prisoners box. Nine. Therese Hum
bert displayed her usual bravado and
CooineSs; her sister Marie d'Aurignac
was apparently unncrved and the lat
tiers brothers maintained an attitude
of calm defiance.
The early stages of the trial TODAY
did not produce any sensations. Nine.
Humbert gave a long rambling state
ment Of her dealings with VI. CattanTs
and alleged that his demands for oX-
ceSslye interest on her borrowings
from him amounted TO about 5000
GOO, When NJ. Cattani was heard and
repuciated the charge of usurv. Nine.
Humbert sprang up and asked for the
privilege Of interrOsating the banker,
but the presiding magistrate depressed
her
The testimony furnished by Marie
d'Aurignac today showed evidence of
an intention TO leave to Nine Humbert
the direction of the plans for the de-
Tense.
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Verdict For Coca-CoIa Co.

Atlanta. Feb. 12.-The Coca-Cola
company yesterday again came off vic.
torious in its second suit against the
government to recover war revenue
taxes collected on coca-cola under the
VAR revenue act Of tS9S. The Jury
returned verdict in favor OF the
company for $29,5o2. with interest. less
S631o5, the government having re-
deemed war stamps held by the com.
pany to that amount. The total amount
recovered by the company is. there
fore. $2N.S64.95. with interest. Il is an.
nOunced that the government will ap.
peal tn e case TO the United States cir.
Gait court Of appeals II this course
IS taken. a final decision in the litiga,
ton will probably not be rendered for
several months.
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University Makes Appsal.

KnoxviIlA Tenn. Feb. The 'rus
tees OF the University II Tennessee
have made an appoa. 20 the state lex
islature to do something for the al
vancement Of higher education IN this
state at the institution bearing is
name Of state. The university gets
no appropriation whatsoever from The
state, and II is earnestly desired %
have some beneficial legislation en-
acted at this session. New buildings
are especially desired.
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Express and FREIGHT Collide

Chicago. Feb. f2-The sOuchbOuDd
Green Bay express on the Chicago and
Northwestern road collided with a
freight engine at Winnetha this morn.
inG. seriously injuring r. p. Fleming.
fireman, and slightly injuring Engin,
eer James Robinson and an unknown
man riding on the engine. The en-.
gineers We're badly shaken up. but es.
capped injury. The freight engine was
switching across the main track when
the accident occurred.
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NEW REMEDY SUCCESSFUL
FormaIine For Blood Poison. Used. on
Patient at Bristol. Conn.

Patient at Bristol. Conn.
Derby Conn. Feb 12-The new
blood poison remedy. formaIine. has
been used with success iu Bristol.
Conn, in the case Of Mrs Napoleon
DUDE when apparently she was dy.
ing. After the birth Of child Mrs
DUDE was attacked Ny blood poison
ing. The attending physician resort,
ed 70 al known remedies. some %
them most radical. hut only temporary
relief was gained
On Feb. { the doctor announced thar
death would come in three 70 five
hours. The patien, was deIir.ous. her
temperature was lD3 II. and her pulse
40. At $50 p. m. a. an experiment.
the doctor injected 81 cubic centimers
of fOrmaline into a vein OF the right
arm near the elbow For Jne hour
the temperature continued 10 rise.
then there was steady. gradual DE-
crease until s a. m. next lay when q
was nOrmal-9S 50 The pulse too.
had fallen 10 SO. Since then the "a,
tient has improvei steadily and Is now
pronounced out Of danger
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-02-13
Hooper Young 4 Sick Man

New York. Feb. 12-WiIHam HooD-
er Young. convicted Of the murder Of
Mrs. Pulitzer. was a very sick man
in the Tombs today. He took q lit
tie breakfast and then attempted TO
exercise along his tier. known as
"Murderers' Row" but was 50 weak
and Ill that he had 10 return 20 his
cell and lie down. Warden Wander
carr said that Young was undoubted-
" very sick and suffering from a gen
eral nervous collapse.
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WILMINGTON. n, c.
Has S60,01O FIRE
Zig Dry Goods Store Of A. D.
Brown Destroyed.
OTTER PROPERTY WAS DAMAGED
Fire EroEe Out In Basement of Dry
Goods Store. Totally Destroying that
Estaali 5h0ent-Gjxty Per Cent of
Loss Covered by insurance.

Wi.m..-;.n. \. c.. Feb 12-F.re
which broke our at $50 O'Clock this
morA.u- ia the basement OF the 3
stor. DR.. goods stor, o5 y u. Brown.
il o.. %. the principal business blocks
OF a.. c.,y. totally destroyed that es-
ta1.l-.a.nL and damaged adjoining
property 70 the extent OF 100000.
About so per cent of the loss is coy
cred by insurance. The losses axe as
follows:
A. u. Brown. dry goods. stock $50
ooo; insurance. $l7.5uo; Vo!er's store,
occupied ny Brown, $4,000; partly in
surgd. 4. David & Co. damage 10
clothing stock by smoke and water.
$I5.ouo. Insurance oDe-half C0usol-
i5atea Railways. Light and Power com
uany. electrical supplies DAMAGED by
flooding Of basement. $1,000; fully in
surej. Damage 10 David building
$500: patty insured.
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Declared 4 Free Port

~ Petersburg. Feb. According
u a dispatch received here from Vlad.
i''s''.h. the emperor Of Japan has de-
'-a''- A"r"raI. ou the Island OF Yed-
O.. '' ae free port for the free expor-
.~...a 'i al japanese goods and free
%. cations ~ SUGAR. provisions. rail
.oa- materials. agricultural and com
L-'i..-. Implement, ant machinery.
van. Kemp. printing paper. mineral
AZ F.-. sable #..-. cords ana hrai5s
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Danish West Indies Sale.

New York. Feb. 1.-THE Copeuha
gen correspondent OF The Daily Tele
graph learns with regard 20 rumors
OF renewed negotiations for the sale
of the Danish West Indies, sage The
Tribune's London correspondent. that
the Danish government considers that
the treaty was finally rejected by The
landsthing IL October ~ matters
should be resumed new treaty must
be concluded; but no steps are being
taken In that direction
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Sues SOnthern For g mn

Atlanta. Feb. Thames Reddiug
brought suit in the city court yesterday
against the Southern Railway compa
ny TO recover alleged damages TO the
amount Of $4,000. He claims that Willis
in the employ of the defendant com.
pany. March Il, 1901, he was run down
by an engine Of the company while he
was going out of the railroad yards
He alleges that his right hand and
left foot were badly mashed. so that
his foot had to be amputated and the
second and third fingers of his right
hand
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Predicts Disastrous Civil Mar

New York. Feb. l2-While presid
ing over services in connection with
the semi-centennial celebration Of St
Pauls Methodist church in Newark
y. J.. Governor Murphy predicted in
his address that unless In the near fu.
ture greater harmony be restored be
tween labor and capital. the country
viii he plunged into a civil war more
disastrous than any previously record.
ed in history.
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ASSAY COMMITTEE MEETS.
Appointed by President Roosevelt tc
Test Coins In Mint.

'~~A WINS 81 HliflAs
Philadelphia, Feb. 12.-The ASSAY
committee appointed by President
Roosevelt 10 test coins in the mint
here met today to examine specimens
Of the various coins manufactured
The coinage at the mint was compare.
lively small this year and the commit
tee viii probably be through with it,
work tomorrow night
The committee this year consists Of
the following:
Senator Burrows, Representative
Southland. s. ". Stratton. bureau Of
standards; ". B. Rising. University
Of California; H. p. Judson. Universe
~ Of Chicago; A. G.. Western Clark.
university; S. NJ. Apperson, Little
Rock, Ark; David Williams. South Ia.
kota; Clarence Moorfeld. New York:
II. J. Burchard, Freeport. H.: S. r.
Messervy, Fl Dodge. Iowa: E. W.
Harden, y. Y; DR.. Edgar F. Smith.
University of Pennsylvania: Edward
T. Stotesbury. Philadelphia; Charles
S. Hamlin. Boston; George W. Griffith.
New York.
Louisville, and Clifford Richardson,
The EXC clio members are:
Judge Mcpherson. eastern district
Of Pennsylvania; William B. Ridgclv.
comptroller Of the currency, and Dr.
II. G. Torrey, assayer United States
assay office, New York.
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Wants DAMAGES For Lost Hand

Atlanta, Feb. 12.-E. II. Estes.
through his attorney filed suit 10 re.
cover alleged damages to the amount
Of $4,000 from the Fulton Bag and Cot
ton mills in the city court yesterday.
He alleges that while al work at one
Of the calendar machines in the fac
tory his hand was badly mangIed and
cut. He alleges negligence to the
mill company
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INSANE MOTHERS CRIME.
Shoots Her Little Daughter and Tries
TO KIN Baby

Shoots Her Little Daughter and Tries
TO KIN Baby
St Louis. Feb IA special from
St Charles. Mo. saws thar word has
been receive. here that la q tr 60 men.
tai alteration Mrs Gul.uarr. vile u
farmer living . miles from The VII
lage Of New MelIe. shot art killed her
sleeping s-year-old daught-r. made an
Intellectual attempt % Kill her infant
child. and was later found wandering
in dazed condition
Mr.. Guhlmanu was absent from
home. During the day The m0thef
wrote In a book her intention OBJ, killing
the children and herself with a butch
er's knife and pistol
Evidence shows She took .he weap-
ons 70 bed with her When ,he chlL
drcn were asleep she shot .le older
child dead. Apparently she lad then
tried TO end the bahy's life. nut the
cartridge failed 90 explode The wO-
man apparently forgot the hI,cher's
knife and leaving the infant unframed
ran out doors where her husband
found her wandering around aimless-
~. The woman was taken into Gus
tody. Her husband says she Is in
sane
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BIG FIRE AT SALT LAKE
Less viii Amount to S275. 0OO-Narrow
Escapes From Death

Salt Lake. Utah. Feb. 12.-Firc that
started in the Atlas block. a large >
story office building. located on Sec.
ond South street and IN the heart %.
the business section. at 80 O'Clock
this morning completely Quilted thar
building. spread to the Central block
leaving that structure a wreck and
did other damage thar will bring the
total loss close to $4,000. The fire
consumed the destroyed buildings with
remarkable rapidjty. Several dodgers
on the top floor of the Atlas block had
miraculous escapes from death. The
principal losers are:
S. S. Walker estate. owners Of the
Atlas block. 100000: Salt Lake Hard.
ware company. stock 100000; ten.
ants Of Atlas block. $1,000; Central
block, 100000.
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mobile. Ala Fob. lQ-Chinese In
sI'.tor You has arrested nine China
ner here oa charges OF violating the
'h.l'se exclusion act by entering this
country without the propes certificates.
l'.r cases have been set for trial on
fe5. 81 before United States commits
eloleT Bond. which vas fixed 81
.srvu VA made.
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Appeal From Trades conorase

Toronto, Ont. Feb. IS.-The Ma.
tional Trades congress Of Canada has
issued an appeal 10 organized. labor
10 join with it in advancing the in
tereSts of Canadian labor. The great
objection TO International organization
in Canada" the appeal says. is that
strikes are fomented and carried on
in the United States to the lisadvan-
tase OF Canadian enterprises"
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Or. ALENANOER's TRIAL.
Argument Eegins IN Celebrated Grave
RCbbirc Case.


To- annapolis Feb. l2-The trial Of
u J IT,. Alexander. in the rrave-rob-
h.r- case. is ended as far as the ad-
mission 81 evidence is concerned. Ar
Fu-.r's were begun today. and they
az. expected 10 continue uu,I some
tine -1mor-aw. Ar. Span. for the
defense said Do would take un half a
caE .l argument He expected 70
be-r 't.s afternoon after Prosecutor
ba.a..s.aus ana Mr. Hugg. for the
t...rs. tal finished their arguments.
Ns Brown N.I probably make the
CLOSING a~-EusUt for the prosecution
tomorrow morning. and the case will
ro rn Tho tgry.
When court convened today Mr..
hl..e.staus dressed the iury and
T-e-.-t.i the Prosecutions side Of the
case
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Temporary Injunction Granted

New York. Feb. 12-Justice Davis
in the supreme court, has granted a
temporary injunction restraining the
Mercantile Trust company and J. Ed
ward Addicks. of Delaware. from sell.
ing over 100000 worth OF securities
of the Bay State Gas company TODAY.
A similar injunction was granted in
the United States circuit court last
week.
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Victor Never Dead

New Orleans, Feb. 12.-Victor Nv.
er. one Of the founders of the New Or
leans Cotton Exchange, and head of
the old cotton firm Of Wand & Myer.
is dead. He was the last surviving
member of the committee which built
the exchange. He was a brother Of
Congressman Adolph Myer.
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FAMOUS INDIAN FIGHTER DEAD.
Served With Great Bravery and Dis
tInction In Apache War

Albuquerque, n. NJ. Feb. 12.-Colo-
mel J. /. Morris, one OF the most IA.
nous western scouts and Indian fight
ers Is dead here after a long Illness.
In 1883 Morris, with 13 men. killed
Chief Juaueka. and 80 Apache war.
riors who had been terrorizing the
community. Morris was wounded in
the neck, one Of his men killed and
10 were wounded. The leader. after
being shot. killed Juaneka with his
last bullet Congress awarded Nor.
ris a medal for bravery.
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RUSH ORDERS ARE GIVEN.
washington Notifies Brooklyn Navy
Ward 20 Hurry Shin Repajrs

faro 70 Hurry Ship Repairs.
yea l1rs. F-h. I2-HaSte in the
"'.H 10y repairing the ships in the
h.0fa.yn navy yar5 is the order OF the
cay. Repeated commands have been
received from Washington directing
t-ai ro DELAY le permitted. and that
a. ships he put "a commission as rap
l--E a. possible To obey tlesa or
Gers has become necessary to en-
lr'y about 30" additional machinists
an mechanics
10 -'hnife Information as 10 the
reason Tor hu-rying the repairs Is in
POSSESSION o. Tho officers AZ the yard.
bli t-ey ar pushing al work.
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Farm Labor Is Scarce.

Columbia. S. c., Feb. 12.-Farmerz
in Laurens county are experiencing
great difficulty in obtaining and retain.
ing farm labOrers. The negro farm
hands are leaving the farm and flock.
ing 10 the towns. Many large farm.
ers are without a hand
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TRAIN SWEPT INTO GULCH.
Snowslide Works Havoc on Northern
Pacific Railroad.

Missoula, Mont. Feb. IA snow
slide has occurred at the 5" bridge
on the Northern Pacific railroad be,
tween Mullan and Dorsey. destroying
seven benGs of the trestIe work and
sweeping a freight train into the gulch
many feet below. Every member Of
the freight crew were injured, two
probably fatally. The injured are:
Conductor \. c. Smith. seriously.
Brakeman Fred Grant, seriously.
Engineer Philips.
Brakeman Merritt.
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Charter For New Railroad.

Lake Charles. La. Feb. 1.-THE
Gulf, Calcasieu and Northern railroad
has been chartered The capital
stock is s2.00o,000. The road is TO be
built north from Lake Charles to form
a connection with a trunk line.
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VENEZUELAN NEGOTIATIONS.
Bowers Acceptance Of British Proto-
col Net Likely TO Hasten Settlement

W ~ -1'NO'y 70 ''e7~t~'1 ONtt' I
London. Feb. 12.-Minister Bowen 5
formal acceptance of the British prOto
col is not believed here to be likely to
hasten to any great extent the conclu-
sion Of the Venezuelan negotiations. d.
The Associated Press is informed
that tn" allies ambassadors have been
strictly enjojned not to sign any of
the protocols until all three powers
are satisfied with the terms. when the
signatures viii he simultaneous.
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GUESTS HAVE NARROW ESCAPE.
Imperfect Electric insulation Causes
Fire In Coshocton Hotel.

Fire In Coshocton Hotel.
COshoCtOn. O.. Feb. 12-Igniting
from an imperfect electric insulation
the Park hotel took fire early this
morning, resulting in a loss Of So. 600
Forty guests had narrow escapes.
AMI all got out in their night clothes
Louis Reichle, of Detroit. and T. B.
Cook. of Cleveland. were seriously
hut in going down improvised ladders
OF bed clothing
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CHAPTER ky.

. - IHE summer ended, the autumn
b passed and Christmas APP
f 5'Tss3s.s; preached. Nothing of much
tse.ssssy Importance had taken place
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-11-11

little grocery store out in Texas. nigh
the Indian Territory. Some thinks that
/ Winship II turn up thar an jine i'm,
i but a body never knows what to be-
/ lieve these days"
"That shore is a fact" opined Pole.
"Sally, that corn breads Albumin. Eff
you'd use less lamp oil, you'd smell bet
ter"
Mrs Baker darted to the fireplace,
raked the live Goals from beneath the
cast iron oven and jerked off the lid in
cloud Of steam and smoke. She
turned over the pone with the aid of
case knife and then came back to the
door.
Fer the last month I've had my eye
on the Bascome farm" Bishop was
saying There's a hundred acres
even, some good bottom land and up
land an in the neighborhood O thirty
tcres O good wood. Then thar's five
room house, well made an tight, an .
barn, cOwhouse an stable"
Lord! | know the place like a
book" said Pole, "an' it's a dandy in
vestment, Mr. Bishop. They say he
offered it fer fifteen hundred. It's
with two thousand. You won't drap
any money by buyin' that property
Mr.. Bishop. I'd hate to contract to
build jest the house an well an out.
houses fer thousand"
81 bought it," Bishop told him. "He
let me have it fer a good deal less u
fifteen hundred, cash down"
'Well, you made a dandy trade,
Mr.. Bishop. All, that's what ready
money will do! When you got the cash.
things seem to come at bottom figures.
Old Bishop drew folded paper from
his pocket and slapped it on his knee
Yes l closed the deal this evenin',
an | was jest a-thinkin' that as you
hain't rented fer next yeerI mean
Bishop was ordinarily direct of speech,
but somehow his words became tan
! gled and he delivered himself awk-
wardly on this occasion. You see,
Alan thinks that you N Sally ort to
live in a better house than Jest this
heer log cabin, am
The wan face Of the tired woman
was aglow with expectation She
sank down on the doorstep and sat
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-11-11

freshing sleep. 1t increases physical
vigor and gives great muscular elasticity,
so that the baby's advent is practically
painless. 1t is the best of tonics for
nursing mothers.
VI gladly recommend Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription" writes Mrs. J. W. G. Stephens, Of
Mia, Northumberland Co. Va. cBefore my
third little boy was born l took six bottles. He
is the finest child and has been from birth, and
l suffered very much less than ever did before.
l unhestatiugly advise expectant mothers to
use the Favorite Prescription
DR.. Pierce now feels fully warranted
in Offering to pay $500 in legal money
of the United States, for any case Of
Leucorrhea, Female Weakness Prolap-
sus, or Falling of Womb which he can
not cure. All he asks is a fair and
reasonable trial of his means of cure.
DIR. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adj
wiser, containing 1908 pages, is sent FREE
on receipt of stamps to pay expense of
mailing only. Send 81 one-cent stamps
for the cloth-bound volume, or only FL
stamps for the book in paper covers.
Address DR.. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.