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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-10

e24oaS& Szra0a redaNcyJnego ga
Eety Chicago Daily News. Po-
dIemy tn artykul ten w wolnen
ti6a1aczeriu).
Delret Najwyzszej Gsowy Ko-
ecio1a katolickiego W Rhyme,
xwr6cil obecnie uwage milionow
talk katolikew jak raekatolikow
talk W tym kraju, jak "a granica,
ma osobistosc Naiprz. ks. Arcybi-
skupa Jamesa Edwarda Quigleya,
nastepcy zmarlego powszechnie
.czczonego Arcybiskupa Patricka
A. Feehana, obecnej gsowy ar
chidyecezyi chioagoskiej. Wielkiej
donioslosci tego mianowania male
zyoie ME moga zrozumiee CT, kto-
FEY ME maja bezpoSrednich sto-
sunk6w koscielnemi i admin
stracyjnemi sprawsmi arohidye-
cezyi chicagoskiej; nieskohczenie
.wieksze znaczenie ma rozporza-
dzenie Papieza ola czlonkow Ko-
SSciofa katolickiego. A przeclez
lwatpliwa jest rzecza, czyli ktokol-
wick oprocz najtroskliwszych
,spostrzegaczy, pojmuje nalezycie
wplyw Arcybiskupa chicagoskie-
go ma interesa wychowawcze, e
tyczne, Swieckie, duchowne W
lego zal1resie dziafalnosci.
Archidyecezya, ktorej rzady o
,bejmuje Naiprzew. ks. James
Edward Quigley nalezy do maj
'wazniejszych w tym kraju. Jest
.ona pierwsza CO do liczby dzieci
uczeszczajacych do jej szko pa
rafialnyeh; druga co do hosci jej
czFonkow; pod wzgledem finan-
ssowyn jest jedna naJbogat-
sszych w kraju, zadnej ME uste-
puje pod wzgledern maiego Od}u-
zenia cd glowy. Szczegolniej ude-
srza w niej tez kosmopolityczny
charakter jej zaludnienia. Wedle
ostatnich urzedowych wykaz0w
W zakladach jej naukowych h
'ksztalci sic $4,000 uczniow, okolo
mfliona ma cz1onkow i pracuje w
niej 500 kap3anow.
Praiat ma csele tej arGhidyece-
zyi stojacy zajmuje rzadkie zresz-
ia stanowisko jednostki korpora-
cyjnej stanu Illinois. w tym cha
rakterze zapisany ma ma siebie
tytul wlasnosci gruntowei bu-
dynk6w wartosci W przyblizenlu
S5o,ooo,ooo.
w archidyecezyi obecnte jest
80 kosciol6w i kaplic; 166 szkd
parafiatnych, s kolegiow niezkich,
IS akademij zeiskich, 3 serninarya
duchowne,; IS szpitali, 7 sierocih-
cow; q szkoiy rekodzielnicze po-
prawcze; 3 don1y przytufku dla
starc6w, przytulek dla ch}opcow,
przytu1ek dla niemowlat, szkola
Ephtheta i inne zaklady.
Arcybiskup ma mocy swego u
rzsdu jest zarzadca kazdego "a,
kladu rzymsko-katolickiego w OBJ
rebie swego panowania, i jest roz-
jemca wszelkich jakichkolwiek
nieporozumieh i kwestyj zacho-
dzacych talk u duchowiehstwa jak
u swieckich. Obejmujac obo-
wiazti swojego nowego urzedu,
AEcybiskup Quigley stale sig O.
piekunem wszysthich nlateryal-
nych interesow kosciola, ktore w
spadacu otrzymuje, ktore dzisiaj
przedstawiaja }aczne rezultaty
wieloletniej starannej, gorliwej /
zrecnej adn1inistracyi, dziaialno-
Sci jego poprzednik6w i ich du-
chowiefstwa.
Ma szczescie herkulesowe zada-
ME, nowego Arcybiskupa mniej
sta8o sic trudnem w slutek mako
mitej gospodarloi S. P. Arcybisku-
pa Feehana, w ostatnich czasach
Biskupa Piotra J. Muldoona, wi
karyusza generalnego zmarlego
Arcybiskupa / administrators ar
cfidyecezyi po jego smierci.
Jedhakomoz swiectie obowazki
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-10
Rok XIV.

via sic stosownemu organizowa-
niu sic robotnikow, ale wyjasnial
sprzeciwianie sic tegoz zasadom
socyalizmu powody tego sprze-
ciwiania sic, jakotez dlacze-
go Kosciol sprzeciwia sic kontro-
lowaniu unij robotniczych przez
socyalistow. Rezultatem tego by
10, ze socyalisci utracili kontrole
mad uniami robotnicEenli. w. dal-
Sym ciagu walk W celu wzmo-
cnienia oporu przeciw naukom
szerzeniu socyalizmu, pralat przy
wspoludziale ksiezy zakladal sto-
warzyszenia katolicldch robotni-
kow w Buffalo i tamrtp czsonko-
vie ucza sic, W jaad sposob maja
pozostac dobryuni katolikami
przeciwdziaiac socyalistycznym
dzialaniom w uniach robotni-
czych, do ktorych naleza.
Nowy Arcybiskup chicagoski
jest znacznic wiecej niz sredniego
wzrostu ma silna, atletyczna, a
proporcyonalna budowe ciaaa. Ma
rugby ogledne stanowcze, TAX
jak sad jego jest roAwazny a
krytyczny. Ma piersi jego wypu-
kiej i szerokich ra1nionach spo-
czywa szczegolnie lsztattna gao-
wa, w przenikliwych I wyraDi-
stych jego oozach maluje sic wy
raz potega jego nn1ysiu wy
ksztalconego pieknej duszy. Jest
skromny W odziezy i bezpreten-
syonalny. Ma wyraz powagi go
dnosci wzbudzajacej szacunek.
Posrod wszelkich' trudnosci swe-
60 zycia koscielnego administra-
cyjnego, i pomirno wszelkich obo-
wiazkow koscielnych ma MIN spo-
czywajacych, pozostai zawsze ME
zmiennie genialnym "gentlema-
nem". Pomny swojej godnosci ja-
ho kaplana rzymsko-katolickiego
i praSata, zawsze przedtem teraz
po wyniesieniu go ma godnosc ar
cybiskupia pamietai stosowai sic
do wszelkch wymogow stosun-
kow przyjaznych i wszelkich
przepisow grzeoznosci.
Jest on tez scisiym rygorysta !
wymaga talk cd swieckich jak Cd
duchowiefistwa uszanowania po-
sluszehstwa zwierzchnosci praw-
ME ustanowionej, przeciez wy
pelnia swe obowiazki z uprzejmo-
scia peina godnosci, ktora dozwa-
lajac mu pozostac nieugietym, ME
ma cechy surowosci. Przyjmuje
wszystkich po ojcowsku jak Of
ciec bierze udzial w radosci smu-
tku wszystkich, interesujac sic
nawet szczego5ami ict zycia. Kie-
dy ostatni raz go odwiedzalem,
pragnienie jego przyczynienia sic
do uszczesliwienia mtodych ludzi
nawet w czasie ich konkurow OBJ
jawiso sic W nastepujacy sposob:
Wspomniaiem Arcybiskupowi, re
pewien nfody czhowiek w Chica-
60, ktory stara sic reke pewnej
panienki, powiedzial mi przed
moim wyjazdem do Buffalo, il ia
kis podarunek leoscielny cd niego,
ktory ow nl5ody cztowiek nlogzby
ofiarowat swojej wybranej, po-
s,uzylby do utrwalenia ich sao-
sunku. Arcybiskupa widocznie "a
bawila ia wzmiarlka / z wyrazem
rozweselenia zadowolenia w O.
each wypytywai sic stsrannie o
szczego1y z zycia nlfodej parry, o
ich rodzicow icll plany ma przy-
sz1osc, poczem wyrazii swe szcze-
re zyczenia dla nich.: "Lubie wi
dziec miodych kochankow. szcze-
s1iwymi pewnoscia chetnie
przyczynie sic do 1ch s7czesc'a "
tym wypadku", powiedziai, wyj-
1nujac obrazek swisty, ktory mi
polecii dac niodemu cziowiekowi.
"Jezelibys pan dostaa sic W polo
zenie podobne, jak ow mlody
czlowiek, to przyjdz pan do nlnie,
a ipanu dopomogg, dodal z cd
biyskiem zartobliwy1n W oku.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-10

Sc AASSS1A ySo<>SNS. POASWAie1AAA|i
duchowna jego odpowiedzialno-
scia. Million archidyecezan w jego
nowem pahstwie cz1onkowie Ko-
scioka ma calym swiecie, stosownie
do nauki Koscio1a rzymsko-kato-
liokiego, uwazaja go "a nastepce
Aposto1ow. Spogladaja na niego
jako ma me1a przez Boga zesAane-
go, ktory ma nadziemska w1adze
mad ich sercami i sunienia1ni.
Wierza, IL jest ich arcykaplanem,
majacym peBna wladze kapAahska,
upowaznionym przez Chrystusa
samego do wyznaczania wy
Swiecania innych ksiezy i NADIA
wanna i'm wAadzy sprawowama sa-
kramentow IS. w gfosie Papieza
Leona XIII, ktory go powolal do
tego wysokiego urzedu, uznaja
CLOS Zbawiciela. w ceremonii ie-
go powolania ma urzad widza go
uwieticzonym takim zaszczytem,
jakiego zadne kr6lestwo ma ziemi
ME nlogioby wylae ma jego glo-
we.
Do pefnienia waznych obowia-
zkow swojego nowego urzedu,
Arcybiskup Quigley szczegolniej
jest uzdolnionym natury i
wyksztalcenia swojego odpowie-
dniego.
Utodzil sic W Oshawa, Ontario,
W pobhzu Toronto W Kanadzie W
roEu 1855, Kiedy byl niemowle-
ciem, rodzice jego przeprowadzili
Sic do Lima, N Y, a kiedy nnial 8
lata, do Rochester, N. Y, gdzie
pozostal do uhonczenia dziesiate-
go roku zycia.l Byl ON pierworod-
nym synem swoich rodzicow.
Szlachetna matka jego idobry Oh
ciec, wczesnie zaszczepiali krze-
viii W sercu umyae Jamesa Ed
warda Quigleya mioSc lu wszy-
.stkim blizninr, peostote w zyciu,
szozers- wiare, czystoSc. i, zanilo-
wanie prawdy, ktorych myply-
waja uadrosc, energia takie ME
zwazanie na przeciwnosci sku-
tiki, jake z cz3owieka ozyni nieu-
straszonego rycerza sprawiedli-
wosci. Przyk8sd nauki jego ma
tiki tax w kole rodzi1nem jak i po
"a MEM jasno mu wskazywa1y ro-
znice pomiedzy zlem dobrem
pozostawily niezatarte pietno w
jego unlySle.
KS. Edward Quigley w Buffa-
10, n. Y, jeden z Jego poWi1loWa-
tych, wielce MIN sic zajmowal
kierowal jego wychowaniem Cd
chwili, kiedy poszedl do szkoly.
Odbywa4 studya w tym kraju w
kolegipm sw. J6zefa W Buffalo,
N. Y, pod kierownictwem Braci
ChrzeScijahskich i w uniwersyte-
Gle Niagara pod zarzadem ksiezy
hongregacyj nisyj. Potem udai
sic ma uniwersytet(w Insbrucku w
Austryi, gdzie ksztalci} sic pod
kierownictwem znakomitych
troskliwych nauczycieli Towarzy-
stwa Jezusowego. Nastepnie udal
sic do Rzymu i ukohczy} swe stu
dya w Kolegium Propagandy,
gdzie Kardyna} Franciszek Satol-
Ii, pierwszy delegat papiezki W
Stanach Zjednoczonych, by} je-
dnym jego profesor6w, i gdzie
pozyskal stopieh doEctora teobogii.
Przez caly czas studyow jako stu
dent odznaczal sic zdolnoscia
pilnoscia zysliwal odznaczenia.
Swiecenia kap}ahskie otrzymaf
W roku 1879 rak kardynala La
va1etta, pod6wczas wikaryusza
gcneralnego w Rzymie. Zostaw-
sly kaplanem, natychmiast przy-
byf do Ameryki pierwsze swe O.
bowiqzki objal W Attica, N. Y,
Zabawiwszy tam kr6tko, zosta1
mianowany proboszczem katedry
sw. Jozefa w Buffalo, N. Y. Ma
tenn stanowisku pozosta} przez lat
I2. w roku 1896 po snierci wika-
ryusza generalnego dyecezyi buf-
fo1or1,;a; ,oct,I. ;ao-c> ,,c+aoco 10
The Van Buren press., 1903-04-25
Found Dead on a Sandbar,

Wednesday word was received in Van
Buren, that the body of man had been
found in badly decomposed state on a
sandbar in the Arkansas river near
White Oak. On the body were found
papers that established the man ident.
ity as that of j. NJ. Lind who arrived
here some months since from Rolfe
Iowa, to take icharge of the watchmak-
ing department at Martin loan office
He proved himself u good workman
but addicted TO drink and Mr.. Martin
was compelled to discharge him. The
suppOsition is that while under the in
hnence of liquor he went ont on the
Frisco bridge and fell or jumped Off
Mr.. Martin, on hearing of the finding
Of the body, notified the dead man :
relatives in Iowa and they requested
the body be embalmed and shipped
there, The condition Of the remains
which had been buried on the bank OF
the river near where found, was such ~
to preclude the possibility of embalm.
ing, but they We're exhuined and solder
ed up in metal lined casket prepared
for shipment to Rolfe, Iowa as had been
requested, but later the request for
shipment was withdrawn and the re.
mains were held, awaiting further in
structons,
The Van Buren press., 1903-04-25

Mrs, ] A. Thompson IL here visiting
Mrs WIN, Wells
The Ice factory il getting n large
amount Of Ice on hand
Capt, j, G, Wright was down from
Chester Tuesday.
Prof Frank Mclean has been solicit.
ed TO instruct band at Fort smith
Quite number Of the negroes driven
ont Of Joplin have drifted into Van Bus
rem,
Mrs j, b, Whaling and daughters
left Tuesday for Teiarkana, Mrs
Whaling represented the Woman \ Lit.
erary club Of Van Buren, ut the meeting
OF the State Federation Of Women \
Clubs held In that city this week
Berries are beginning TO ripen more
rapidly, still the dry weather and cool
nights Rre retarding them greatly and
are injoring the quality, Another
trouble has been that some growers, In
their anxiety TO place the fruit on the
market, are picking berries too green
and skmping the boxes both Of which
will have u tendency TO injure The sale
Of Van Buren, berries In the market,
Nothing Ia to be gained by this species
OF dishonesty, and the honest grower
suffers with the dishonest
The first entertainment given at King
opera house under thu management Of
Prof Frank Mclean, last Friday night
left nothing TO be- desired, Mr., Me,
Lean had announced that the Schubert
Concert company was hrst'claSs NJ.
traction and our music lovers had full
confidence IN his Judgment 40 when
the curtain rose II was on IN select nm
audience ~ has filled the house since
IT, opening, and II there was n dlsap.
pointed person when the curtain dropped
wa have yet 10 hear of him or her, II
Mr., Mclean will rive ~ attractions VI
ligo quality IN thu future h1 oau always
depend un good patronage
The Van Buren press., 1903-04-25
100000 TO Be DISTRIBUTED.
The St, Louis Republic Offers Four
teen Splendid Rewards to
Subscribers,

An interesting announcement appears In that
great metropolitan newspaper, The ~ Louis
Republic, In the form Of n pr0ilt-sharing offer
10 any one now subscriber or willing 10 be-
come n subscriber Of rhe Republic. big sum
Of $1,000 Ia TO be paid In rewards for good ludg-
mont and skin II is possible 10 earn all the
way from $40 10 mp Ia s5,WOO0
The Republics subscribers are invited 10 est.
mate upon the number Of admissions 10 the
Worlds Fair grounds upon the occasion Of the
grand dodicatOry ceremonies April ~, 1903, of
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, The sub.
sCribcr whose estimate comes nearest the official
record win receive 5000 OO The next one viii
get ~ 200, and an additional sum OF S46OdO0 Twin
be divided IN rewards ranging from II 900 down
tO $40 among those whose estimates most nearly
approximate tho official record Of admissions
A payment Of $50 will provide for the delivery
Of the Daily aud sunday Republic for not less
than one year, or $500 viii pay for six annual
subscriptions 10 the TwlCe-a week Republic,
and II the remittance IN received on or before
o. m, of April 20, 1903, the person sending II
can make six estimates More estimates can be
made by extending u subscription beyond one
year Orby organizing clubs aud inducing others
~ subscribe,
Complete information M TO the conditions Of
this contest, together with blanks viii be- found
In the Daily sunday and rwice.a.wcck editions
Of The Republic from ApHl until April -
1903, or Will be mailed 10 any one upon appli'
cation, All communications and estimates
should be addressed to THE REPUBLIC PROF.
lr.sHARlNG BUREAU, CALL BOX 2Jl ST
LOUIS, MO.
The Van Buren press., 1903-04-25

Jas, Morell visited Mansfield and
Hartford the last of the week on bust
ness,
Mrs, Il, II Kelton returned Monday
from an extended visit with relatives At
st. Joseph, Tex,
Charley Merrill has accepted n posi-.
ton with n brick plant ut Coileyylle In
clerical capacity and viii leave for
that place shortly
The roads ara pretty rough for haul.
Ing strawberries, but considering their
condition mp toa month since nothing
more WAS 10 have been expected,
The address Of Hon Robt, H. Rogers
before Camp Pat Clsbufne Sons Of Con.
federate Veterans, which we reproduce
In this issue, has been ordered printed
IN pamphlet form by the camp and the
demand for copies OF same IL large
A man named Jas, Williams was Rf.
rested ut an early hour Monday morn.
In Mt Catcher by Constable Smith
williams had raised u row with his
wife IN Folke q lIodnotts store last
Friday oursing aud calling her vile
names llodnett told Williams not
10 abuse his wife, ut least
not In the store, Mr., llodnolt IN post.
muster ut Catcher and was asserting
the mail when Williams assaulted him.
thus bringing himself IN conflict with
Uncle sam, he having been turned over
20 the y =, authorities after paying n
fine for disturbing the peace Williams
had been stopping with a family named
lloHne nenr Catcher the Impression
prevailed from hh Ugtlono tnHt ho wae
WbnNnd pnvhprn
The Van Buren press., 1903-04-25
How TO Ward Off an Attack Of Rheuma.
tism.

For years when springtime came on
and | went into gardening, | was sure
to have nm attack Of rheumatism and
every attack was more severe than the
preceding one, says Josie Mcdonald,
OF Man, Logan county, West Va. II
tried everything with no relief what
ever, until procured bottle Of Cham.
berlain' = Pain Balm, and the first ap.
plication gave me ease, and before the
first bottle WAS used | felt like II new
person Now feel that am cured q,
but | always keep bottle OF Chamber
lain = Pain Balm In the house and when
! feel any symptoms Of n return soon
drive II away with one or two applica.
tions Of this liniment. - For sale by
John o Kane
The Van Buren press., 1903-04-25
Guardians Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given that under and by
~ virtue oi an Order Of sale made by tho
Probate Court of Crawford county. Arkansas. Mt
It's February 1903 term, VIII Ms guardian for
Willie May Foster aud Jessie Lee Foster, minors,
ohet iof sale and sell to the highest and best
bidder on n credit Of three months at the mont
door Of the Crawford County Court House In the
city Of Van Buren, on
SATURDAY. APRIL 18th, 1908,
between the hours OF II O'Clock ~ N. and 2
o'clock y. M all Of the undivided two.thlrds ra-
maindcr n,crcet OF said minors IN aud TO lots
! " block ~, Ia The ely OF Van buren,, Craw.
ford county, Arkansas
The purchaser viii be required 10 give note
Tor purchase money with approved security,
bearing Interest ut the rate OF ten per cent per
annum
CuAs. W FOSTER.
Guardian for Willie May aud Jessie Lee Foster.
Van Buren,, Ark
II April 2, 1903
The Van Buren press., 1903-04-25
Notice

rs hereby given that I, asa creditor OF the "a.
tate Of James A Dlbtoll, deceased will ap-
ply 10 the Probate Court OF Crawford county,
Arkansas, at lts May lDO3 term Tor an order 10
sell the real estate belonging 10 said estate stu.
alcd IN Crawford county Arkansas to.wiG
Lots II and ~ block c. IN the city OF Van nu.
rem, for the purpose paying the debts against
said estate,
That the personal representatives OF said es-
tate have failed 10 apply for an order TO sell
said real estate after n legal demand had been
made ON them 10 do 80.
Van Buton, Ark, J.E, JARVIS.
Aprll lG l'Hi
The Van Buren press., 1903-04-25

The petition in bankruptcy that was
filed against John London in the y s.
court at Poteou |. T., in which the
Crawford County Bank Of this city OPP.
posed bis discharge was about to be
compromised when this infamous suit
for Islander was instituted The compro.
mise WAS promptly declared of by Judge
Turner and the slandering schemer will
be fought to the finish
We have intimately known Judge
Turner for forty years and not word
has been said derogatory to his good
name and high character until this
time and It does not lie IN the mouth Of
such characters to mar II,
The Van Buren press., 1903-04-25
A Great Sensation,

There VIVA n big sensation IN Leesville,
ind. when W. II Brown Of that place,
who was expected to die had his life
saved by Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, He writes ~ endured
insutlerable agonies from Asthma, but
your New Discovery gave me Immediate
relief and soon thereafter effected CON.
plete cure, Similar cures Of Con.
sumption, Pneumonia, Bronchitis and
Grip ARE numerous, It's the peerless
remedy for all throat and lung troubles
Price Doe, and sl0O Guaranteed by
f., q, Kerr druggist Trial bottles
free,
The Van Buren press., 1903-04-25
LOCAL and Personal.

Window Glass and Putty at JOHN
O'KANE S DRUG STORE,
The public schoolsI close for the sea.
son Monday
Rev. Pillars will preach m orning and
night at Alma tomorrow.
Safety Cough Cure-on 20
Dimes bottle at JOHN O KANE S
DRUG STORE
Several more weddings are scheduled
for the not distant future
J A, Meek returned Wednesday from
an extended visit in Tennessee,
Safety Chill Tonic--only "a
Dimes bottle, aud guaranteed, at
JOHN o KANE s DRUG STORE,
Born--On Wednesday, April ED to
to Mr. and Mrs Matt Knight u son,
Prof, G, $, Bruun is here from Paul 8
Valley, |, T., on visit to his family,
Safety" Liver Invgorator- only
2 Dimes u package ut JOHN
o KANE 8 DRUG STORE,
A change In the time card on the
Iron Mountain IL TO go into effect to-
morrow,
Miss Walsie Lemley OF Atkins has
been tho guest of Mrs, B, J Lemley
this week
Mrs. r. A. Baldwin returned Sunday
from u few days visit to Mrs. DR.. Bal.
Icy at Fort Smith,
Rev, Fair Of Little Rock will fill Rev,
Whalings pulpit at the Episcopal
ehnrch tomorrow,
Clear brAn And healthy body are essential
70 success Business men, teachers students,
housewives, and other workers say hoou Nhr
Mpafllla gives them appetite aud strength anl
makes their work seem easy II oVorcomos thuI
Nfsd feeling bb
Mr., and Mrs Lewis Bryan are OK
pcctod homo today from n ak week g
visit In California,
Onr representatives will return home
hcst week M the legislature ndjonrns
on Wednesday next
" We are 10 have a baseball team this
season II Ia getting time our enthusiasts
We're hestirring themselves,
Masses Queen aud Nonnie LNwson re-
turned TO Little Rock Monday after IN
extended visit TO their grandmother,
The best physic Chamberlain sStom'
AGh and Liver Tablets Easy to take |,
PHEASANT in effect For sale by John
W Kane,
u Il, Rogers lett yesterday morning
Tor Little Rock 20 spend few days with
'hs legislature during Ia closing hours
MIRA, Crockett class IN elooution ana
pulSarle gave u recital 1T King opera
mouse Tuesday night |, wse well pat
fonlsed
hd Il, Dfmo0e talks clothing aud shoes
through the columns Of The pRtBa this
weeh' llo has tho agency for several
" Inc beat order hoaaoa Ia tho country
eed hamploo and priooo can bo eeen ~
MA asofo I, viii pay yOn TO invesli
gate.
The Van Buren press., 1903-04-25
Has Cured Thousands, VIII Cure you
Robbed the Grave.

A startling incident Is narrated by
John Oliver of Philadelphia, IA follows:
II was in nm awful condition NY
skin WAS almost yellow eyes snnhan,
tongue coated, pain continually In back
and sides, no appetite, growing weaker
day by day. Three physicians had given
me mp. Then was advised to use Elec.
trio Bitters to my great joy. the first
bottle made a decided improvement.
continued their use for three weeks and
am now n we'll man. know they rob.
bed the grave Of another victim. No
one should fail to try them. Only soc,
guaranteed ut kerr's drug store.