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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-25
Heavy Claims Against New York.

New York March 26.-Clalms against
the city for heavy damage for personal
injuries received at Madison Square on
last election night when several bombs
exploded IN the crowd during the FIRE
works celebration. have been begun to
appear I'm the office of the city control.
Ter. one Tor $4,000 damage by Samuel
Melker youth who was severely In.
iured, has already been filed. Other
claims viii swell the total TO about
100000 aud suits viii be Instituted In
each case IL they are not settled by
the controller,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-25

clared she saw II on her grandmother
tNo or three days ago Alice said She
did not know her father was dead until
after breakfast on Friday morning
when her grandmother told her. Be
fore she cane down 10 breakfast she
had been told by her grandmother that
her father was lying III In the den.
that her grandmother said some one
had been in the house and hurt her
father Later Alice contradctcd her.
self by saying II was not until after
breakfast that she learned he was m.
her grandmother having told her that
papa was lying down on the couch In
the den
The Inquest was then suspended un-
I'll Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-25
APPEAL FROM PHILIPPINES.
ofan Attorney who Was Convicted
Under old Spanish Law.

Washington March 24,--In the United
states supreme court there was docket
ed today a case which may bring out
n decision as 10 whether case tried
In the Philippine Islands under the
ca SpanIhs laws since the congressional
enactment Of law for the clvll GOV.
eminent Of the Islands was legally
tried. The case IL that Of Thomas n.
kopner who was tried on the charge Of
soluesterIng money as an attorney AMI
found by the court OF first instance"
to be guilty
Mter this decision was reached the
government appealed the case 10 the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-25

WIS not aware OF Che facts in the case.
laude0 Macdonald as o ypita HIGH
lond solrcr ana found that hlg rb.
mGrfs were received IN cold silence ty
toc majority Of the officers present
Macdonald, It Is said. ieft England
tor the continent some days efter aul
II is said he is returning to Ctylol.
ulcu the advice Of Lord Roberts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-25
Rathbone Appeals to President.

Washington, March 2l.-Estes G
Rathbone' former director of posts Of
cuba, has appealed to President Roose-
yelt from the action Of Secy. Of War
Root In dlsmsslng the charges filed by
Mr. Rathbone against Gen. Leonard
wood, The substance Of the charges
and of Secy Roots Endorsement on the
papers have been published recently.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-25

New York, March 25.-A sale of 9S
paintings by the late John II Twacht.
man who was often called "The AmeH-
can Monet" has realized Sl6,6i0. The
highest prices paid were for Drying
Sails Cor which Col l.. G.. Frecr of De.
uolt gave $500 ana Niagara" which
brought S5lO The general average Of
prioos was good
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-25
e g d D.spIay OF MaroAanSi,o

Full of attractiveness, full Of bargains for we are
lowering prices to a reasonable point-a line full Of
charm of interest Therefore, it seems that our store
will become conspicuous part in the life of every fam
lily in Salt Lake Our prices will be dependable On the
question OF price alone depends the growth Of the store
Soon prices will be presented for consideration. Our
statements will be truthful There will be no misleading
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-25

me. railway work the mines. and sell
ana ship the ore from which he ex
pecled 10 produce the finest steel. on
his return 10 this country the Marvel
company limited, was organized with
q capital of 100000 Mr.. Stone was
q special partner The venture was not
successful. and later the whole business
was placed IN the hands Of stone who
placed bonds Of the company In Lon.
don. Even that proved uuproductlve
ana frally everything came to a
stand TN Marvel declares Stone ls re-.
sp0nsIble for the collapse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-25
Ruth Hanna ConvaIesoins.

Chicago, March ga dispatch to the
Record-Herald from Thomasvlle Ca.
says:
Mrs. Marcus Hanna said last night
that Miss Ruth Hanna, who has been
III here, was Commissioning. Senator
Hanna has not been at Thomasyille this
season, and unless Miss Hanna should
suffer some unforeseen change. he will
not come, az Mrs. Hanna intends TO re-
turn TO Cleveland as soon as the pa-
TENTS condition will permit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-25
Con. Randall Going 70 NlnnIIn.

San Franclscoh March 25-Gen. q
w. Randall OF the United States army
has arrived here from Vancouver bar
racks, Washington, on his way to Ma,
Mia fer general duty in the Philippines
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-25

Burdock Blood Blttcrs gives a man s
clear head an active brain, strong
vigorous body-makqs him flt for N,
battle OF life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-25
Heginnfng OF Salea.


Yesterday was big salesday Notwithstanding the
sightseeing Purchasing commenced early
THE FIRST CUSTOMER. = Much friendly rivalry
existed as to which department would make the first
sale. No sooner we're the doors opened than shoppers
were distributed throughout the store making selections
The interest was keen. Who would be fortunate in
getting the sale slip to the cashier frst' 1t fell to Mr.
Lewis cloak department Miss Z. c. Crane of Brigham
street proved to be our first customer Though much
surprised, she accepted the h,nor graciousy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-25

~ don I KNOW unless ne WAS TeleT-
10 Atlantic City and came back
ID"
smother letter Pennell said his
h dfagged him TO her ana would
loug as the breath remained in his
bow long that was he did not
4 an never happy now unless
D with you" he declared.
QUESTION OF SUICIDE.
Ehu I'd he ever say TO you about
ehg v sad to his existencsr'
Eaiint Definite"
gsl, What did he say Of an indefsn-
baisre that would lead an ordinary
on % believe that he contemplated
dsY
u ad he would rather be dead
erVllsi or MANNED" He never
be- that be would commit suicide,
SAID.
Bot did be mean when he wrote
you would be without defense
be vas gomez"
don't know"
rnsll wrote one letter to her from
lolk 10 which he said he would
butalo the next day and making
Iponlmsnl with her at his office.
UP has not been a happy trip to
ne wrote None is or can be
oul you. J shall go on despairingly
0lmly for ! am not afraid of a
Nllsh only your coming TO me will
! shall not see YOU Saturday.
hV could meet you alone again
uel 10. then / should be willing
OF llie." w."
"a soc went to Niagara Falls on
4 she had with her a key TO the
lOoF Of their house, and she car
City. N anu Az
Z Pennell also had a key to the
that know or
\ W you swear that Pencil did not
way Key IN his possession while
4 tgle In New York;"
@ll She did not have duplicates
,,sy made nor did Pennell, and
\ never let Pencil take II. Her
1au never seen the letters she
. nom Pennell Neither did she
4 We was receiving them.
\ MOTHER WAS IGNORANT.
4 your mother know anything OF
''' between you and Pen
SIR
Pennel2r - '"'"s u you
nlshl ! went away she told me |
'' Fshhell more than she ala |
/ p Ssn9p !, ever say anything to you
Sir"
H. !0u recall that Marion told
~ thought you were doing
drp
f. soo know whether your mother
|fosi ,, alier you left Dec. 81"
4 MI s' IN, received my information
Il, dN''''a your husband?"
b. v Positive about that?"
/ s5 anyone told you who killed your
\ at'
|ams ai5 you have no knowledge
biz as to who killed your
1 I never heard anyone saw ,ho,,o
! n going to DO it?" ''''' nv
"! y'O have no Information =.
ss By which yop c ,,,aslon or
Y, on who did it?S ''D pace
en- s'ia Mr. Coatsworth.
FERMENTATION.
'l 'oi,55a.8.ned BY Atty Hartseu
cs .'-s slid mat PennelI i Iea ,7yl,
h fp,' ulil that Burdick bad
- S ny aef The letters which Pe Tu
aglis,eS 70 her He seemed
/ ne sis ana wanted the letters
,rtio ~, T. the revelations Of a al.
very nuchr
vent With you to the charity
) '''di'E the Pencils and oo,,.
assigned the partners at tina,
buraIck.r
'''a to want to throw Won 70
%, alvaysa
| ''n Of his was his special |
! DR.
" Tie s0lf club. whom dld (
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-25
I. wife Continues TO Tell Her
Strange Story
LETTERS FROM pENNELL-
VIA, a usrd-Besrted' Prossic
~ when compared with Arr
,bar-He was u Gusher

6oar,lo. March a.--lt was AFTER .
's when the afternoon session Oh
l' ,a,nIry was begun with Mrs Bur-
4 |, asain on the stand
a Y. Ellsworth showed Mrs Burdiek
D. ~ written from New Ydk to Mr.
k'.s,ck BY Mrs, Pencil on Dec ~
IN 4 Mrs. Pennell asked Mr.
H. II he was absolutely crazy IN
ET he burder OF pressing the d.
n,oceedlngs. She called atten-
N, fact that Pennell did not
H., mo too highly, and, intimated
4 no might commit suicide and take
pudick with him. .,
|'srhst dd she mean by that?' asked
Coatsvorth.
S S0a'l know" replied Mrs. Burdick
4 a letter written Dec. Is, 1902, by
4 nanek to Mr.. Burdick she told
4 ,bS Intended to go to Atlantic city.
ls,,sr also contained yelled
y, n suicide. She had never talked
y PANEL about putting herself out
~ way or committing suicide her
,ro,her letter written by Pennell
W Rurdlck from Portland, Me,
.dsrsssed her as "Deares Allie" and
4 SThe night is beautiful, and as
- m AT the moon / tried to put
,bourhts away. love you and
! bsye you. but fate Is memorable
y, 40 choose 70 break 1t, and you
osver be nine She had received
~ rom him written in a similar
sncAoy mood. He was very emo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-25

School Children.


school closed
interesting hooks Inet
DID, h"ea much +" have the friendship Of the IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-25
ANOTHER LETTER

Coatsworth read another letter
|lten BY Pencil to Mrs. Burdick
n Boston In which he said; Dear
/ Ioye his Is also a very hasty note.
Il, your letter / was not surprised
your note was unhappy We seem
n poverIess against our fate. But
1 bad our opportunity and failed to
advantage Of It,"
sAst did he mean by we had our
FtunIty and failed to take advan-
dit?'
a don't know, unless he was refer
10 Atlantic City and came back
10"
another letter Pencil said his
h dfagged him TO her ana would
|oug as the breath remained in his
bow long that was he did not
4 an never happy now unless
b with you" he declared.
Mrs. Grundy of Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 190?-1903, 1903-04-09
YOU DON'T HAVE TO /
TidInan's Of Course.

The Thomas Coal and Iron Go.
Il making extensive Preparations
for developing their properly in the
9th District. President D H.
Thomas cf Columbus Ohio, W. III
Thomas Secretary Anq Treasure, Of
Nashville. Mi. e.. G. Robertson 81
New York and NJ W. Chsmblee
Attorney Of Chattanooga and L. v.
Woodlee Attorney Of Altamont were
in Tracy City Inst week in the in>
terest Of their company. Mr.. E NJ.
Jones, the General Manager Of that
company, has bunt a neat cottage
near the mines. A night and day
crew are NJ present at work near
Stokers driving an entry of about
1000 feet to deep coal,
Mrs. Grundy of Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 190?-1903, 1903-04-09
Secrets OF q happy Life.

Learn to forget the slights, errors 10 man.
uers, gossip and scandals you see and hear.
Do vour best TO s'raighten out the puzzles
and wrsnss you meet and then forget them.
Forget al worries great and mall--humi-
lations, cares and troubles. All these things
wear out heart and brain. Let your mind
and soul be filed with 6 g,odness, Justice nd
beauty that are 10 the world and the hope
Of heaven. And lastly, do all you can 10
bring sunshine and hsppiness into other
homes and lives.--Ex.
Mrs. Grundy of Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 190?-1903, 1903-04-09
The Business Eve.

Itmquires business eye to see an OPP
portunity when II presents itself. The
ability to see things rs they are Is the one
thing which business men and the agricul.
turis's should possess II they mean to make
aturcess out Of whatever they undertake
to do. II is the power Of discernment that
enables them 10 keep up interest In their
work, and II is enthusiastic interest in what
one Is doing that gives life its xest and
enables one TO do his best. ..
Mrs. Grundy of Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 190?-1903, 1903-04-09
Bouquet for Mrs. Gsuady

Good morning, Mrs. Gsundy, we
ate glad % meet ahd greet you here
and therefore extendso you a hearty
Welcome and will do all .we can to
make youf stay smons US both plsss>
ant and profitable.
Your Isississis1 posspmegnifcents
one. Your opportuni res are as in
endless chain and your field OF labor
is illimitable.
A clean news paper, bright and
breezy fearless yet conservative
meeting out justice to ai'. Vigllsnt
as guardian Angel Of the peoples
interest is an important factor in the
social and business world and should
be the pride Of every community.
30 let US hope that Mrs. Grundy
may have the hearty corporation OF
the people of our entire town and
county in hor efforts TO gather to.
gether the countless items of inte-
rest TO the reading public. AID th :
her labor may not be in vain: but
every effort be crowned with the
brightest jewel of success. May she
live long, prosper and be happy.
ToMTINKER,
Tracy City, April 6, 1908.
Mrs. Grundy of Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 190?-1903, 1903-04-09
One, Jerry got merry
With his railroad bills
Salt rivers al squiver
With his oar made rills.

LAST Saturdays edition Of the Chattanooga Evening Nw
paper which the N Chattanooga the State and the South have
right proud We like people who things and that paper gives
evidence that there's been something doing around the N Office
Republican governor Democratic participants
the reception given bv Chicago the president This should be-
When giving the president good politics should be for
gotten Memphis Times
Yea, verify
"Mr Grundy," the old paper published
Tracy City The full Of and about negh>
bors and things May the Of Mrs. Gund Grundy
dre--Nashvle American.
We doh bonnet the and genial editor
that while the tongue MRS. RuNDY will be right given
wsggng will the standard Of country
aud benefit the community. at every wag.
There's COOL money gardening fortune has been made
Of Mrs. Wiggs Cabbage fach-Chattanoga Evening News
Yes and this reminds the undoubted pracca the times
II only few years since the Yellow Aster yielded rather bounu
but flower gardens Of date
PLEASE isrget that MRS. GRUNDY epmate of rundy
sosnty She cean readable from all the and
the hearty and support Of Grundy
csuntian.
SHALL incorporate and degenerate and
hbsrnaNs
@as
In humble opinion, the Nashville American not been 50
eleant and ably edited in many years as at present.
Mrs. Grundy of Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 190?-1903, 1903-04-09
In The Night Without a Light.

FIRsT-The rain was falling slow and
steady,
The night was dark; the road was
muddy,
But ]. He. came to the appointed place,
With mud en- his foot and frown upon
his face.
SEcoND-Hs told US about it, with an sx-
preston Of pity, ,.a
That he stepped off Of the sidewalk in
Tracy City.
And his foot struck the earth, where it
seemed very rotten,
= And he doubted very much II the placs
had a bottom.
THIRD My breschss-leg caught it. a foot
high, he said,
And earnestly gazing, he then shook his
head,
And added these words with some ami
nation:
~ WANT TRACY Cry TO HAVE Con.
PoRATIoN."
FouRrH-This question being sprung,
though not with reluctance, -
Was freely discussed for we felt its inn
portance,
Each spoke for himself, and said with
ambition,
Well do what We can to have = corpor.
ton.
- w. e. TtLLETr.
Mrs. Grundy of Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 190?-1903, 1903-04-09

The Clitty Lumber Company is a
new concern owning timber interest
in the 9Th and 9th districts of this
Couaty. Mcssrs. W. M. Jones and
Edward J. Flautt, both Of Colum-
bus Ohio, arc here making prepara-
ton for an extensive lumber and ex-
porting business.
Mrs. Grundy of Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 190?-1903, 1903-04-09

Did you ever notice that Uncle Ssm
In making coins never puts picture of
man on any Of them, and in making stamps
no picture Of woman' Did you ever notice
that beforef This fact leads an exchange to
remark that this il the reason We lick the
stamps and squeeze the coins.
Mrs. Grundy of Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 190?-1903, 1903-04-09

That which people SOW they shall
also reap does not always apply to
the pictures on the seed package
-,froh the Saturday Evening Post,
Mrs. Grundy of Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 190?-1903, 1903-04-09
SHALL WE INCORPORATES.


VIZ like ring Of the isue signed "ssen
advocating the incorporation Of Tracy City We have the
Ter thorough investigation but feel confident that the
under the Adams law without the necessity the danger
looas tina there Why should
acorpe and single good Why should There
b wsmeaang but pnnywe and pound foolish who will
oppose course merely being called upon for few dol
" but faith enough the moral and patriotic sen
this people believe that persons will b the minority
We a. dey bu. let look !. the PLAIN
ash only bso doing that We hope better uadersbe
ooeauos@
Fsr What should almost impossible
roads, far ia istancc than the roads,
Sacoxp. We have sidewalks.
TnIap We have (sn Of tho ch-apnea Of
fuel could make electric lights Tor little than half what
other Tennessee towns to make heirs)
FouxM And BY least Importance without pc.
lice We have recently public gatherings church
th literally forced close doors and dpe because of few
dsaken agbond That this could hero this day and
should every seepecng citizen the burn with ia
densoa We who and appeal the better
sentiment Of fellow have mor. right tolerate such
on We have might dictate and anarchy aud
chaos o stalk abroad.
Ye let US look ,hc truth and then let resolve be
able tell the we ninety days that have efficient
municipal aud that making gosd toward
aud lights.
Mss GRUMPY will guarantee that the property will
hanced dollars for every dollar municipal collected
n 10 BE- hoped that beautiful Belle Meade will
Jackson II has been for establishment Of which
Tennessecan has . right to be proud.
TaE comnise o One Hundred making things lively for the
gambiess in Nashville.
Iii high time for somebody to them with sharp Stick 70
they had looss rein their for isng time
The American doing its full share Of the prodding
The crusade rens the somewhat drastic very saua
method adopted " New Yorks p Attorney Jerome Judge
personsy headed the rng parity and issued
tried inmstss ~ gambling helis on the spot.
WITH the unprecedented activity this section, ultns from
the building Of railroads. opening Of mines Tracy City
shosd take lease Of life. Of public spirits snd local
pride should begin nse the veins Of citizens and each make
solemn pledge do his toward the advancement and upbudng
his home and community.
r aRUxpY, the paper proves be far superior Old
Grandy County the average the corresponding
shall be amply satisfied
One Jerry got merry
With his railroad bills
Salt rivers al squver
With his made rlls
Mrs. Grundy of Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 190?-1903, 1903-04-09

r the paper proves be tar superior Old
Grandhe County the average the corresponding
shall be amply satisfied.
Mrs. Grundy of Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 190?-1903, 1903-04-09
carpets, Mattings & Rugs.

Brusseis carpa. a
H'c and 7Sc a yard
Ingram carpets At
&c $50 SIC 4Sc and
Mc ayarL
chinese mattings at
l2Ac l6c l9e and 24c
a yard
japanese mattings
At lyc 24c and lSc a
ward
American mattings
Mrs. Grundy of Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 190?-1903, 1903-04-09

The hard part is not to work for
success but to wait for it to ripcn,
Mrs. Grundy of Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 190?-1903, 1903-04-09

WITH the unprecedented activity this section utins from
the building Of railroads. opening Of mines Tracy City
shosd take lease Of life Of public spirits and local
pride should begin ns in the veins Of citizens and each make
solemn pledge do his toward the avancmen and upbudng Of
his home and community.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-01-02
CONDENSED SPECIALS.

Gen, Miles has arrived in Pekin.
He will be received by the Chinese
imperial family.
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw
predicts that no currency bill will be
passed at this session of congress.
State banking institutions of Chi
cago show an increase of $5,ooo,ooo
In deposits in the last three months.
Mrs. Bridget Carney and the two
year-old son of Mrs. John Dalton
were burned to death in their home
in Chicago.
The independent cigar dealers ma
tional convention will be held in Chi
cago January 10. An antitrust fight
will be planned.
John Mitchell's $1,000 annual sal
airy as United Mine Workers presi-
dent, probably will be increased at
the coming miners convention.
Three sailors reached Toledo, O.,
from the steamer Hopkins, after
crawling five miles over ice foes in
which their ship is partly foundered.
A rescuing party is being formed to
save nine others from starving.
d. G. Reid was elected chairman of
the Rock Island railroad directorate,
succeeding R. R. Gable. He was as
sistant cashier of Hammond Qnd.l
bank six years ago. He is now worth
$sO,o0O,oOo, with 100000 annual in-
come.
The Cuban reciprocity treaty will
be reported by the senate foreign re-
lations committee soon after the hol-
idays. A favorable report is expect
ed by Senator Cullom. Others be-
lieve the beet sugar opposition may
prevent ratification.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-01-02
Strange Police Court Scene.

A remarkable scene was enacted in
police court at Sioux City when Mrs.
!. 8. Martin ths arraigned and fined
$50 for shoplifting. Her husband did
not appear, but Simon Stainbrook ex-
planned that he was for twenty-one
years her husband and that she bore
him two children. He said her pres
ent husband was unable to pay the
fine, but that he would. 1t develops
that the woman has had four husbands
before marrying Martin,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-01-02
Their Feelings Outraged.

The Rex Embalming company, W..
F. Pettis G. Co. and w. c. ,Harbach,
undertakers and embalmers of Des
Moines, have been made defendants
in suit f,r $4,000 damages brought
by Eleanor and Homer Langford, who
allege that the defendants unlawfully
removed the body of John Allen, q rel
alive, from the grave in 1896, en-
balmed it and have since been exhibit
ing it in Des Moines and over the state
as a petrified man. The plaintiffs
base their claim on outraged feelings
and the fact that they are the sole
heirs of John Allen.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-01-02
Unconscious From Groun

During a sudden and terrible attack
~ Group our little girl was uncon-
sclnms from strangulatinn. sass a e.
Spa1ford, postmaster, Chester, Mich ::
and a dose on One Minute Cough Cure
was administered and repeated often.
~ reduced the swelling and inflamma-
non, cut the mucUs and shortly the
cnlld was resting easy and speedily re-
covered. Itcures Coughs, Colds, La
Grippe, and all throat and LING
troubles. One Minute Cough Cure
fingers In the throat and chest and
enables the lungs tn contribute pure,
oxygen to the blood
ShuetiewUrth Drug 90.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-01-02
One Hundred Dollars a Box

Is the value II. A. Tisdale, Summer
G0n, 5. O., places on DeWitts Witch
Hazel Salve. He says: II had the piles
Tor ~ years. tried many doctors and
medicines, but all failed except De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. 1t cured
me-" 1t is a combination OF the heal
Ing properties OF Witch Hazel with
and emollients; relieves
and permanently cures blind, bleed
Ing. itching and protudlng piles, sores,
cuts, bruises, eczema, salt rheum and
and all skin diseases. -Shuttieworth
Drug Co.