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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-18
THE SURRENDER OF CRONJE
Due to Obstinacy, Not Necessity, Ii
Greatly Discouraged the Beers.
I,-oxv, Da yVef'c Book
From De Vets Book.

Greatly Discouraged the Beers.
From De Vets Book.
At 10 O'Clock that day, De Wet writes.
General Cronje surrendered. Bitter was
my disappointment. Alas! my last atteinpt
had been all in vain. The stubborn general
would not listen to good advice
7 must repeat here what L have said be-
fore, that as far as my personal knowIedge
of General Cronje goes, 1t is evident TO
me that his obstinacy in maintaining MS
position must be ascribed TO the fact That
il was too much to ask him-intrepid nero
that he waste abandon the lager. His
view was that he must stand or fall with II,
nor did he consider the certain consequences
of his capture. He never realiZed that IL
would be the cause of the death of many
burghers and of indescribable panic
throughout not only all the laagers on the
veldt, but even those OF Colesperg, storm STORM
berg and Ladysmith. If the famous CronJe
were captured, how could any Ordinary
burgher be expected to continue his re-
sfStance? 49,
who rules the destinies of all nations, TO
fill thus to the brim the cup which we nad
TO empty. but this consideration does not
excuse General CronJe's conduct. Haa ne
but taken my advice. and attempted
night attack. he might have avoided cap
ture altogether.
erals horses had all. been killed.. the at
tempt which urged him to make must
have failed-that at all events ne would
have been pursued and overtaken by Loio
Roberts's forces. The answer to this is
not far to seek. The English at that time
did not employ as scouts Kaffirs, and Hot
tentots who could lead them by night as
we'll as by day. Moreover. with the. re-
Inducements / bad received, 1 had ABOUT
sixteen hundred men under me, and they
would have been very useful in holding
back the enemy until Cronje had made his
escape.
No words can describe my feelings when
saw that Cronje had surrendered, and
noticed the result which this had ON the
burghers. Depression and encouragement
were written on every face. The effects of
this blow. it is not too much to say, made
themselves apparent to the very end of the
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CARNEGIE's BIG ORGAN.

New York Letter in Pittsburg DISPATCH.

New York Letter in Pittsburg Dispatch.
Andrew Carnegie's chief delight in the
new house which he built for his little
daughter is the grand organ in the hall,
a magnificent instrument, of which the re-
tired iron-maSter seems to grow fonder
daily. 1t welcomed him with "Home,
Sweet Home, upon his arrival from Eng
land just before Christmas, and since then
not a day has passed without its music.
The children from the neighborhood lying
east of Fffth-avenue and Ninety-firSt street
delight to pass the house on their way to
Central Park and hear the music which
wells from the stately edifice, which, in
fact, resembles the style of building Of
which Mr.. Carnegie is fondest-a public
library.
Inside the great hall the little mistress
Of the house and her father sit side by
side in one of the sleepy hollows with
which the hall is amply supplied and hear
the organ play the tunes dear to the Scot
THE Blue Bells" annie Laurie" or
the triumphant notes of Scots, VIVA
Hap The organ is at it's best when be-
ing played by an organist whose duty it
is to give the morning concert. Then all
the fine points of the instrument are
brought out, from the whispers of angels
to the bellows of the tfteen-foot pipe,
which reach to the lower regions, the cellar
of the mansion. But the organist is not
needed at al times, as electricity has been
taught to do the will of the little mistress
of the house and her father, and the simple
touching of button suffices to flood the
building with melody. The music of or
cheStraS, or QuartetS and S0loiStS can be
produced at the touch of little Margaret
hand or that of her father.
Give me the finest instrument you can
make was the only order of the IRON
master The architect was told to provide
commanding situation for it, and Mrs.
Carnegie admitted 1t into her plans, she
being the chief architect. The best-sea-
soned and most valuable woods were pro-
cured for the organ, and the finest metal
When completed it cost between $4,000
and $4,000.
The hall in which the organ was built
will seat 500 persons easily, and the rooms
along it's sides and the grand stairway
give the organs notes plenty of room for
circulation. The instrument is placed at
the eastern end of the hall, and only the
ornamental golden pipes are visible.
Nearly 5000 pipes are concealed from sight
and are the magicians that obey the man
dates of Mr.. Carnegie.
There are three banks Of keys, $50 in ALL
These keyboards are novel in construction
and respond to the touch with wonderful
effect. There forty-three speaking
stops, which initiate either a voice or an
orchestral instrument. Duets, quartets
and a full chorus can be initiated with or
without instrumental accompaniment. 1t
is this part Of the organs accomplishments
which pleases while it puzzles the small
mistress of the house and she has peeped
all around to try TO find the sweet singers
hidden in the depths if the great organ.
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Naughty Trick.
Philadelphia Record.

The fact that all work and no play makes
lack a dull boy Is evident everywhere, even
In the theaters occupied by stock COM
nanies where two performances are given
sverv day. Last week in one OF these play
houses the business of the piece called for
xVednesday night the property man pro-
6uced the cigars as usual. and the curtain
was rung up on the second act Pretty
soon all the men were puinng away az tneir
tps footlights to the audience. The men
snorted and the women held their noses.
AS for the actors. they looked at each other
crew pale beneath the grease-paint. They
Endured the agony until the curtain came
DOWN on the act, and then discovered that
some practical Joker has doctored each
oirar With 4 tooth from rubber combl
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PRIVATE WIRE ADvICEs.


Meyer Kiser's telegram
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE market was
firm throughout the session with a strong
undertone. The bank statement was about
as expected. The floor traders who saw the
item of loans increase fourteen millions
started to sell the market short. without
waiting for the deposits figures. The In
crease Of twenty-seven millions in de-
posts made the bank statement an ex-
cellent one from every point OF view. the
margin now between loans and deposits
being very considerable. In Rock Island
and Atchison the buying was by parties
who were identified with pools In these
stocks, particularly in Atchison- There
was good buying throughout the general
market. and IL was the nrst time IN weeks
that the market has not gone on upon the
announcement o. the bank statement.
either good or bad. This ix a good feature.
and points a better market Monday. We
find on comforting with a number OF parties
Identified with the leading interests that
sell materially higher shortly.
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Tx u. -. deposits, lncredSe.......... 5,4lo,SJJ
The banks hold s2O,2l7.125 in excess OF
reserve requirements under the IS per cent.
rule; ex U. S. deposits. s3O.269.7Oo.
The Financier to-day says: "A further
addition of s5,406,S25 TO the surplus reserve
of the New York associated banks for the
week ending Saturday, Jan. IL. makes the
total cash holdings above the rs per cent.
reserve requirements. $40. 217. LIS, a gain since
Jan. 8 Of more than $1,000 .0oo-this, too. in
the face Of fact that loans in the period
covered have expanded nearly s11.o000Oo and
deposits $2S.O00.000. The rise in deposits,
however, came altogether last week. for
Saturdays statement shows an increase ina
this item alone OF $3.50. 3oO thus making
an additional reserve requirement of more
than 81, 600. 900 and explaining why the heavy
gain of s12, 2S2, 400 in cash is not more fully
reflected in the excess reserve column.
THE heavy increase of $l4.412. 900 in loans
in the week Is due principally TO the activity
on the Stock Exchange, but il 10 quite prob
able that some of the business of the previ-
Gus week is included i'm the averages. the
statement of Jan. 10 having failed to reveal
the full proportion of loan expansion. The
unusual increase in deposits has brought
about the rise in the loan totals and the
receipts of new cash and agrees for the
most part with these changes. The state
ment is complicated by the reports OF the
larger individual banks, two institutions
alone showing a gain in specie larger than
the entire net increase reported by all the
banks. The effect OF this concentration is
to swell their surplus reserves, the average
of the other banks having changed but lit
tie for the better. In other words, the
larger banks control the rate situation I'm
the money market. The very heavy addi-
tons to the reserves OF the New York banks
not unusual at this season. and
not much above receipts for the same period
in several previous years. The improved
position Of the banks due to cash receipts
is shown in the fact that the deposits are
again above the loan totals by sl5,0o0 900.
Circulation still shows a tendency to con-
tract, the decrease for the week having
been $13s, 500. As whole the statement
only confirms earlier predictions that the
beginning of the year would end the strin-
gency In the money market. and not much
change is anticipated for the present. The
immense outward movement OF cereals to
Europe has served TO postpone the probable
ity of gold exports"
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IA. r. Thompson & Co.'S Teiegram.l
NEW YORK. jan f7.-There was some
profit-taking on the publication Of the bank
statement and some selling by bears. but
stocks were well taken. and the sentiment
Monday, whatever may happen afterward-
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON.-Saturd statement Of
the treasury balances shows:
Available cash balance. SILL 1885,
GolQ lV4 ,ebl
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-18

NEW YORK.-Exports OF gold from
this port for this week were s425 9S5 and OF
silver $780, Imports of gold for the week
were S2S,664, and of silver $65l33 Imports
of dry goods and general merchandise from
New York for the week were valued at
S10,074,214.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-18
Markets for Silver.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver. 471lc: Mexican
dollars, 371kc.
LONDON.-Silver bars, p 1S-16d an ounce.
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Money Rate. Abroad.

counts, 1858 GIG and 3lza3ss. Consols,
923sQ93
PARlS.-Three per cent rentes, 99f 90c
for the account. Exchange on London, 25f
141zc for checks.
BERLIN.-Discount rates. short bills, Z
per cent; three months, pa.
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
An Addition OF $5,4O6,s25 to the Sur
plus Reserve Last Week.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE statement OF
averages of the clearing house banks OF
this city for the week shows the following
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-18
MONETARY.


INDIANAPOLIS.-Com paper. 4fi6
per cent: dime loans. sac per cent. Clear
ings. 81, l62, 3l7 Is; balances, $259.9 10.
NEW YORK.-Call money nominal: no
loans. Prime mercantile paper. 5@5h per
cent. Sterling exchange firm; actual bust
ness in bankers bills, $4.S6.S7574.S7.125 for
demand $4.Sae2564.s3S6 for sixty days:
posted rates. $4S4h and Asnt04B; COM
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mercial bills. s.s3a4sl Clearings. sz71.sls.-
527; balances. sl2. O2S,096
CHICAGO.-New York exchange, go
premium Sterling exchange. AS4la for six
~ days, Sass for demand. Clearings, ST.
217,5S5; balances, s.. 6S7, 769.
BOSTON.-Clear;ngs. So. $50 ia: balances.
S2,2l4O00.
APPROPRIATIONS, per cent
Clearings, So, $50. $685. balances, s, 70S, Ss2.
ST. LOUIS.-Money steady al sac per
cent Clearings. se.5s4.52e: balances. $50. $50.
BALTIMORE-Money, per cent. Clear
ings A,76I,22s; balances. s72l, EOS.
CINOINNATI-Mone 41kq6 per cent.
New York exchange, l5q2oc premium.
Clearings, s., $50
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Total sales ............. .249. 3OO
UNITED STATES BONDS
Chicago Stocks.
LOCAL SECURITIES.
Sales of FOrty-Ffve Shares Reported
on 'Change Saturday.

Four sales reported the local Stock
Exchange Saturday. They were:
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Onicials Of the steel trust. which Is the
chief producer Of material needed In the
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The full amount deposited, including in
terest, may be withdrawn without any deduc-
tons You may deposit at any time; no reg
ular amount is required.
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-02
sARKRRopsTipER.

Modem ar en- gammal bekant hos
yart folk fastan hans bes0k pa senare
tider blifvit sallsyntare an fordom.
Under dalig styrelse, efter krig och
missvaxtar steg den objudne gasten
fran ofver landet, och historien beya-
rar minnet af manga af hans langa
och svara harjningar. Redan fran den
Gustaf Vasas befrielsekrig den dan
iorhistoriska tiden berattar sagan ON
den tunga missvaxt, som, da den fiere
ar fortfarit, formadde att off
ra sin konung Domalde for att forsona
de yredgade gudarna. Lindrigare und-
slapp konung Kristoffer af Bajern,
hvilken at sina missnojda undersatar
erholl vedernamnet Barkekonung. Da
la skulie blifva regent / Sverige. for
utsade en- sierska riket tire plagor: Or
Zig, hungersn0d och pest. Pesten har.
jade synnerligen under ar 1444 och
hungern ar 1445.
ON konungen yttrar r~imkronikan:
"Medan han radde, var stor
hunger,
ty hatade honom gammal och unger.
Bender och bokarle ALA
honom Barkakonung kalla."
Under det man och qvinnor hoptals
dogo af hunger, lefde konungen med
sina man i ofverfod utan att akta pa.
att manga
"hade hvarken oil eller brod
utan bark der skuIle de wider lefya
och konungens hastar hornet gifya. :
VISA landsdelar af Sverige hems0k-
ties naturligtvis oftare an andra at
syara ar och harda tider. Mar under
ske biskopen Jens Beldenacke fick Sc
den stcra dalaharen vid Brunbacks
farja, fragade han en- / slit f0lje, huru
mycket folk l~andsandan "ofvan Lang.
heden" kunde uppstalla, och fick till
syar: "val tjugotusen." Da biskopen
undrade. hvar foda kunde tagas till "a
mycket folk. bette det: Mar modem
tranger pa. n6ja de sig med vatten och
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-02
HUB sLosAR.

ON manniskan kunde infanga och
CORA sig till here Oliver en- af de valid
Stamina stormar, som flere ganger I'm
aret uppr0ra Atlanten, och man kunde
direkt anbringa den dervid Intangible
kraften. s& skulle all verliens angina
skinner kunna IA hvila sig IL ganger
sa lange som stormen yarar, Och da
en- storm pa Atlanten ofta varar en-
hel vecka, skulle delta vara liktydigt
med IL yeckors ledighet for ALA ang-
kittlar. Fem sadana stormar, infan-
gade och tillgodogjorda som drifkraft,
wore nog for att entlediga ALT hvai
angmaskiner heter. Man har namligen
beraknat att en- storm pa Atlanten
utvecklar bortat 473 millioner hast
krafter. medan ALA f0reflntliga ang-
maskiner ej utyeckla mer an omkring
80 millioner.
Endast EFT yanligt askslag vore
nog att drifva yerldens samtliga tele-
g~rafapparater EFT helt ar. Styrkan at
en- enda ljungeld kan namligen ga upp
till en- he'll million hastkrafter.
Naturen synes finna EFT mole uti att
slosa med sina hjalpkallor. Senaste
seminar slog EFT starkt askslag ned
Mellan iva arbetare a faltet, medan de
Alto sin frukost under EFT trad. Asian
f0rbrande deras brod, uppsmalte deras
ost, betackte dem med damn och do
dade en- katt / narheten, men gjorde
eli vidare skada. Delta askslag skulle
ha kunnat ge belysning at en- stor
stad EFT heit ar.
Iva ganger om dygnet sweeper en-
yaldig tidvattensvag fran Diver
verldshafven och har sd gjort under
manga millioner ar. ON den arbets-
&raft. som harvid gar forlorad under
EFT enda dygn. kunde omdanas till
yarme, skulle den racka till att varma
oss en- hel winter och koka all var
mat.
Denna f0rlust ar dock EFT intet mot
Diet sl6seri. som fores med solens
ljus och varme. Hvarje qvadratfot
af solens yta australian bortat u, 900
hastkrafter | varme-eller lika mycket
som atlanterangare behofva for att
framdrifvas 20 knop i timmen. AT
den2a ysrme Iac var jord blot en- err
barmligt ringa del. ALA planeterna
tillsammans ia blot en- tiomilliondel
af hela varmemangden.
Storre delen af England led fruk-
~tansvSrdt af torkan under sistlidne
Juni och JUL. Midi under denna tor
ka fick Birmingham och omneid 2
tum regn d. v. S. 2A million ton vat
ten pa de 12,70O acre, som staden be-
tacker. Pa liknande satt 5dslas arligen
billioner ton Diver def sumpiga v
torfalafrika och oceanerna, medan ok
men Sahara f~orbrannes af en- eyig
torka.
duldgrafVarne klaga bitterligen Of
yer att ALA deras rika guldland fin
mas antingen i de osunda t~ropikerna
eiler begrafna under noriens frusna
tundror. bet finnes nog guild att CORA
ala manniskor till millionarer, men
det mesta ar lika oatkomligt som i
jordens medelpunkt.
Jord, som kunde skaffa millioner
nyttiga yarelser foda. brukar aaturen
for att frambrfnga onyttiga eller varre
an onyttiga vaxter, medan Diver en-
s~jundedel af planetens yta icke kan
odlas af manniskor.
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-02

Lstt afhjsipt. - Hvarfor sitter du
int och ~skrifver, Patrik?
az kan int. solen hkiner pa pap
peret.
Wand ON papperet. dubom.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-20

The following letters appear on the ad-
vertised list for Nov. 20, l903
Mem =. Burke, G, Il. C0rleton, Fred
Cults, j 4. Ellis, VIM Donald. j. O..
Hankinson, Willie Hackett, w Z. Hard.
acre, VIM. J. Hogge 2 Joseph Leline, S.
Lepear, Frank Mitchell, Henry Miett, Jas
Marshall, J. II. McGregor, I. MeKenna,
VIM. Moran, Dan Reynolds, Frank Rober-
son, J. A. Rogers 8. NJ J. Rogers. Peter
Swensou, W. A. Steam, w s. Stoddard,
Luigi Ugolini.
Women Mrs. Jessie Booth, Mrs Lucy
Bingas, Blanche Hayward, Mrs. WI L.
lone, Clara Johnston, Mrs. WIN. Jouoas,
Margaret Lnellan, Mrs. Jessie Ness, Cora
Robinson, Mrs. v. Stacy, Mrs Goosebury
Waterman, Lydia VINCE, Mrs. E P Row
ELL
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ak OF THE ToWN.
Local Happenings Teraely Told For Bus
Readers,

Readers.
New table linens at yeale 4 knights,
Everything in gIasses.Dr. Hanson, ocu-
list
Wool soles for sale at Badger 8 Nc
Leans.
Fleece lined wrappers for s1.25 to S1.60
at Veale 4 knights.
Another lot Of bulbs just received at the
Boston Bargain Store
Consult the eye sight specialist for
glasses at j. w. Holton,s.
And knowledge is power Reliable
insurance. Ballard & Co.
Oysters on the half shell, steamed clans,
at Harrington's lunch room.
Wide cream colored outing, exceptional
value at 90 per yard, at Veale q Knights.
Winter apples, barreled in orchard, from
best localities for late keeping at Sl.75,
81 90 and up. H. l.. Averin q Co.
A. A. Smith q Bro. announces fresh ar
rivals of underwear, hosiery. shoes, hats
caps, ETC., bearing the union label High
grade in every particular.
Running water is generally pure. That
is the secret Of our dinners. Everything
Is fresh no stagnaton. Thirty-iye
cents. Lynch's Restaurant.
You should not miss the special sale Of
ladies' and childrens fleece lined hose at
two pairs for 25c, splendid value, Satur-
day, Nov. 2lst, at Perry & Camps.
The Saturday sale at Vaughan's means
a big saving to all who need misses and
chIIdrens fleece lined underwear and la
dies fleece lined hose. The values are
truly astonishing.
Suggestions for a good dinner Haddock,
cod, cusk, pollock, bake, halibut, bluefsh
fresh herring, smell, lake trout, perch
pouts, cells, pike, oysters, clans and seol
lops The place TO buy the above-men
toned is at the City Fish Market.
Douglas, Lacey & Co.'s representative,
in this territory have put in operation I
plan whereby they require the services d
several solicitors. TO the successful one
a permanent position Is assured. Call OF
Mr. M Fl. Hughes, suite 55, Miles gran
tie block, Friday or Saturday.
II You ever tasted No. / New Hamp
shire Baldwin apple you know it is tn
best favored Baldwin on the market
There viii be a carload here the first o
next week and 1t will be the only car o
strictly No. M H. Baldwins coming t
Barre this year. Hand picked and pack
ed for keeping. Price right, eonsiderin
quality. Look out for notice Of arrival
f. L. Place.
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Remember the special sale Of furs, at
Perry's Saturday
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Boston, Nov. 20 Continued
cold tonight and Saturday, light
winds, probably westerly.
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New towels and tray cloths at yeale &
Knights.
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Old gold and silver. wanted at refiners'
prices in exchange for goods at F. E. Burr's
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Choice winter Baldwins, packed for late
keeping, now on NJ & W. tracks. H. j.
Averill & Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-02
Burn Of tn RANGE.

A range fire of considerable proper
lions occurred on the plains east of
Roswell last week. Some man who
wanted to build a water tank tried to
burn off a site for it and the fire got
away from him and started for Texas.
1t burned a strip about eight miles
wide from near Cedar Point, at the
edge of the plains and passed about
fifteen miles south Of the l.. F. d. Cat
tie company's ranch at Four Lakes.
Sidney Pitt, a sheep man who has a
ranch about seventy miles out from
Roswell. had a lot of sheep burned and
his little boy, who had to turn and
make a run for his life through the ap-
preaching fire, vas badly burned. Mr..
Pitt was i'll in bed with the measles
and the fire passed close to the tent
in which he and his family live. A few
cattle are reported to have been
burned. 1t is not thought that the
range is very badly damaged, as the
strip burned is narrow.-Roswell Reg
lister.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-02
'Sidetracked."

A very poor imitation of the play,
"~Sidetracked," was produced at Co
iombo hall Saturday night. 1t was so
very poor that it is hardly worthy of
notice. Whether the actors were under
the influence of some mystic delusion
or whether they were no actors at all,
il would be difficult to say. If jules
Walters, the author OF this usually ex-
,cellent comedy, could have seen Sat
urday nights performance it is more
than likely that some of the bum pro-
flesh" would have been sidetracked for
sure in a most deserving manner For
tunately only a small crowd turned out
and were present to be bored. A
greater part of those who were unfor'
tunate enough to be out, left before the
performance was over.
The James Boys" is the bill We'd
Iesday night.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-02
WEAK AND LoW.sPIRITED.
A Correspondent Thus Describes His
Experience.

II can strongly recommend Herbine
as a medicine of remarkable efficacy
for Indigestion. loss of appetite. sour
taste in the mouth. palpitation. head
ache. drowisness after meals with dis
tressing mental depressions and low
spirits. Herbine must be a unique pre-
paration for cases such as mine, for a
few doses entirely removed my com.
plant. | wonder at people going on
suffering or spending their money on
worthless things, when Herbine Is pro-
durable, and so cheap" soc a bottle
at Cosmopolitan Pharmacy-B. Ruppe,