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Desert Land Final Proof-Notice for
Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Tucson, y -iZou5. October >, 1908.

Tucson, Arizona, october ., 1908. !
Notice is hereby given that Eugene L. Morris
of Duncan Graham county, Arizona, has filed
notice of intention to make proof on his desert
land claim No. 29s2 fo- the :. f. a 5. f. =
Sec Il, T. SIS, r. 3l-e, and $. w. y S W =
See. :, TIP 5, r. 81 E, G. * S r. B. & NJ, be-
fore the clerk of the district court in Solomon
Vile. Arizona. on Saturday, the fourteenth day
of November, 1903.
He names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation aud reclamation of said
land: Levi b stephens, Andrew p. Angle,
Lorenzo ID. DUNCAN ap4 Nephi PS--Sr, all of
Duncan, ArizonL. @%ILTON r. MOORE
Register
First publication october S. 1908. Hip
The copper era., 1903-10-29
He Learned a Great Truth.

1t is said of John Wesley that he
once said to Mistress Wesley: "Why
do you tell that child the same thing
over and over again ?' "Iohn Wesley.
because once telling is not enough. y
1t Is for this same reason that you are
told again and again that Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy cures colds and
grip; that it counteracts any tendency
of these diseases to result in pneu-
monia. and that it is pleasant and safe
10 take. For sale by all dealers in
medicine
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NEW MEXICO NEWS 7


There was a fatal accident out at
Aberdeen last week. Bernardo Acuna,
Mexican miner, was in the shaft
when a piece OF rock fell from the side
OF the shaft, hitting him, and
killing him instantly. Judge
McGrath held an inquest. and
the jury found the death was caused
by an accident. and no blame rested on
any one. He left wife and one child.
The Aberdeen company paid the cX-
pense7 OF the burial.-Libcral.
The Southern Pacific put on a new
time card Ia it there are no changes
f1r trains seven and eight. Train nine
gets here little later and train ten a
little earlier. Train nine arrives at
l:4J p. m, local time. These trains
pass each other at Lisbon, ten miles
east Of here. The time table i
adorned with new map, which i
more elaborate than any map hereto
fore published on time carl. 1t
gives the names OF all the stations on
the road, and has better map OF the
other roads in this section than il has
ever before published. The county
tines are all marked, except those Of
Luna, which are lett out, putting
Dcming stilP in Grant county. The
man wh,9 drew the map got mixed on
II. eo,1 h,, Santa Fe lines. 1t has
"a i"rra -<r--y@- the cnd
Z there really is situated
Lake a,.ey, while the line that runs
from Whitewater, through Hanover
to Fierro is omitted. -Liberal.
Frank Libby, Of the firm of McCourt
& Gcddis, Of san Simon, was in the
city last week. He told the Liberal
Of the work being done in the Ch;ri-
cahua-, south Of San Simon. The
Calumet X Hccla people, who have in
vested 50 much money at Bisbee and
Douglas. purchased the Burns prop
crty, in the Burns district, and have
been working it for some time, devel-
oping. The property j. covered with
a strong iron cap, and it was thought
10 nc cncdDHf 10 tuunct IN ana strike
the vein than to sink. y tunnel was
driven 100 feet, and struck the vein at
the expected point, and found vein
twenty-three feet wide but of Il low
grade, although carrying some copper
and gold. Sinking will be commenced
ct the end Of the tunnel, with the
hopes and expectations OF striking a
higher Grade ore. The property is
twenty-four miles from San Simon,
and the company has been doing its
trading there. 1t is only fourteen
miles from Rodeo, and if enough ore
Is Developed 10 warrant business it
is probable the company will put up
its own store, and do its shipping from
ROdeo. Even if no higher grade ore
is developed it is probable spur will
he put in, and this highly silicious ore
shipped TO Douglas to be used as con-
ycrter lining, and the iron Gaping
will be shipped as huX.-Liberal.
The copper era., 1903-10-29
Broke Into His House.

5. lie Quinn of Caveudish, VT, was
robbed of his customary health by in
vasiou OF Chronic Constipation. When
DR.. Kings New Life Pills broke into
his house, his trouble was arrested and
now he's entirely cured. THEY'RE
guaranteed 10 cure. &c at all drug
gists.
The copper era., 1903-10-29
Gained Forty Pounds in Thirty Days.

For several months our younger
brother had been troubled with indi-
gestion. He tried several remedies
but got no benefit from them. We
purchased some of Chamberla;n's
Stomach and Liver Tablets and he
commenced taking them. Inside of
thirty DAYS he had gained forty pc lnds
in flesh. He is now fully recovered .
We have good trade on the Tablets.
-Hollev Bros Merchants, Long
Branch, Mo. For sale by all dealers in
medicine.
The copper era., 1903-10-29

All kinds of mining and commercial
blanks printed and for sale by the
ERA
The copper era., 1903-10-29

Everythingneat and clean at Central
Market,
The copper era., 1903-10-29

Our aim is 10 do good WORK,
ar reasonable prices, and on
short notice. . . .
The copper era., 1903-10-29

II. J. SIMMONS.
Gen. Supt aud Traffic Manager
FL PAsO. TEX
The copper era., 1903-10-29

First publication Oct. p. 1903.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-03
Ell Rsy dc EsDafa en- Ia pro-
VinGIa do LOgTOh0

Logro6o. EspafIa. Ell Rey ha pre-
seneiado los ejercicios realizados por
los ingenieros militares, en- un campo
pr6ximo & la ciudad.
Despu6s visit6 los cuarteles de inge-
nieros; infanterfa caballeria, yendo
luego 4 las bodegas franco-espafoIas.
Al anochecer el Rey, desde el puen-
te de piedra. oprimiendo un bottom
electrieo que estaba en- con6icto con
una NINA de p6lvora, hizo yolar un
puente de tablas que habfan construi-
do los ingenieros militares & unos quiz
nientos metros de distancia sobre el
Ebro.
Ell espect6culo result6 agradable,
presencikndolo mas de 10. 900 personas.
D. Alfonso revist6 el battalion de
infanterfa, chocando mucho que pasa-
70 ell coche corriendo sin detenerse,
apesar de haber mostrado deseos antes
de contemplar 81 battalion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-03
RuMOR

Algo SO habla en- San Juan de Ins-
pectores de Sanidad que no cumplen
con sus deberes.
Las noticias que hasta nosotros ne-
gan hassa ahora, no son tan completes
como debieran.
Estos hechos tai vsz no son exactos
Y nos complacerfamos muchfsimo que
asf fuera
Pero ell doctor Ricardo Harnandez,
Jefe de la Junta Superior de Sanidad.
puede ordenar una Investigation en- ell
barrio de Puerta de TERRA para ave-
riguar 81 los hechos son no ciertos.
Medios habiles tiene no ereemos
que tengamos que convertir & nuest-
tros <reporterss en- policfas secretas
para averiguar hechos que atafIen 4 la
administration p1blica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-03
ENCARNACIOH GOMEZ

Esta distinRuida cuanto modesto ar
tista, obtuvo anoche un esplendido
triunfo.
Hace POGO tempo compuso un pa
sodoble titulado SRememberS.
Anoche la banda que dirije Ell senior
Tizol, 10 estren6.
Ell 6xito fu6 complete, atronadores
aplausos resonaron por todos los ann
bitus de la plaza.
Los numerosos amigos de Ia artista
la buscaban para saludarla, pero ella,
por modestia seguramente no asisti6 &
la retreta de anoche.
SLa CorrespondenciaS felicita & la
gentil compatriota por ell buen exito
que Obtuvo su composition musical.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-03
las D0S lllSTlS''


Muchas veces Sc nos piden datos con-
cretos acerca dc los hechos de que nos
ocupamos.
I nos completeness en- presentarlOs
expontamente. porque aquf nj necesi-
tamOs nj hacemos case de excibaciOnes.
Hace algunos dfas dimos cuenta de
que habfa sido arrollada una vaca pro-
piedad de don Juan Miranda, por uno
de los carros el6ctricos.
Sc celebr6 81 juicio v este Sr. fu6
multado con ! dollars. No Sc confor-
mo este caballero y apel6 al Tribunal
de Distrito siendo absuelto
Hoy presentamos otro case al mis-
mo Juez.
Los carros electricos sin luz. que Sc
exige hasta & las bicicletas circular por
la noche en- Santurce, de 10 cual Ell ca
bo Paoli, d6 cuanta al Tribunal.
sQu9 hara ese Tribunal2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-03
NO RIEGUE!

Hace dias que no Sc riegan las ca
lies de San Juan. Probablemente por
economic.
Bien hecho.
En- cambio, los habitantes de esta
ciudad Sc asfixian, Sc vuelven locos v
coien cada enfermcdad que da gusto..
& los m6dicos.
Hoy volvieron q sacar Ia maangasitG
de riego.
No r5egetet
Las nubes protestaron v dijeron:
lDej6monos de mangueosl
Sc riegs 6 no Sc riega con formali-
dada
Aqua va.
Y, efectivamente. cay6 un chapa-
IRON regular que limpi6 GALES y alcan-
tarillss.
Buena lecci6nl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-03
DEMANDA

El senior Juan Miranda. de esta ciu-
dad, hs presantad0 una demsnla con-
ira Ia xSan Juan Transit Ca.s porque
los carros electricos de tlieht cmpt-
MIA, que dc alg6n tempo & essa parte.
NO hace otra cosa que cometer tles-
afueros, con 8 sin raz6n, que no es del
case ahora, porque le arrollaron una
yaca no ha mucho. cerca de la escuela
industrial.
El senior Miranda hara su alegato
por conducto de su abogado, para que
Sc lie resarza de la p6rdida sufrida.
Cuenta al efecto, con bastantes testi-
COS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-03
DON EDUARDO TORRES

Ha regresado ie los Estados Unidos
este dignisimo ct,rnpatriota.
Aver tuvimOs Ia satisfaction de es-
trechar su diestHa en- estas oficinas.
En- breve regresar6 4 SUI residencia
de Ponce el estinaado amigo 6 quien
reiteramos nuestla sfectuosa bienve-
nida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-03
Las uAdS d0 las pOteneIas euro
peas aflIdRdOSG ante aI con-
fIletO do los BaIkanGs.

Parfs. Stbre. %. ToIegraffan de
Roma que el diario al Italia2 pnblica
una carta de RicciQtti GaribaIdi, en- ID
que declara que, 81 el gobierno italia
no persiste en- la inacci6n, ante Jos
graves acontecimientos que Sc desarro-
Han en- los Balkanes, SO propone for
mar nm eiGrcito de 40. 900 voluntarios
para ponerse I'll frentes corriendo Is So
correr los albaneses
81 mismo diario agrega que 81 Sc
nor ZanagdeIIi ha declarado que 81
Austria invade la Albania. Italia inva-
dirS Embellishments Ga Tripolitana.
En asta isnprenta aa vand@ papal dc
gezaodac vie3o 81 qmAaAaf
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-03

De La ClsSspa, de MdnGts:
sVemos que nuestr0 pueblo respon-
de 4 su dignidad s0bre u regreso de
Mr. Hunt. pues se ven muchisinas ban-
deras negras engalanando Las casas de
nuestros 0breros. Asf Sc hace.9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-03
Meeting do panadsros nahana

ManaDa Be celebrark nm xmeetingo
en- la plaza snaldorioty. organizado
por 81 grenio de panaderos.
Sc tratar6 Ia question del pan y los
Orad0res Sc prometen decir muchas
verdades v c0sass que de SECURE ignora
ei p6blico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-03

Dias antes de esta, recuerdese la
Asamblea de agricultores y conner
ciantes que Sc celebr6 en- los salones
del Banco Agrfcola.
En- aqueI acto, se expres6. en vaTias
manif ifestaciones, por distintos asan-
bleistas, con los acentos de Ia verdad,
la situaci6n de Ia agriculture, princi-
pal fuente de riqueza en- la isla.
Era la voz de los que & aquella SO
consagran Ia que habl6 alli, consig-
nando las grandes necesiGades que les
rodean y pidiendo Is ayuda por parte
del gobierno para salir del cfrculo de
hierro en- que est6n.
Despues, Sc ha dido la protesta PEI
renne contra los <castigos corporaless
en- las escuelas.
I en- la atm6sfera por tales sucesos
tornado, pretendfase que ell APPLAUSE
resonara en- holocausto al gobernador,
de manera tai que implicase complete
satisfaction pOr parte del pueblo. del
estado actual de cosas.
Finalmente, unas cuantas familias
puertorriquefias que en- esta misma Sc
mana Sc van de su TERRA & otra en- que
sea quiza menos inclemente su suerte.
Frente esas cosas, los aplausos que
en- torno de los que nos gobiernan, es-
tallaran aquf, tendrfan para la isla eco
de indignation y de dolor.
Los gobiernos justos deben identifi-
carse con las necesidades del pueblo,
oiflas, palparlas, Y dedicar todos sus
esfuer2os que dessparezcan. Haga
ESQ nuestro gobierno.
EI APPLAUSE no es cosa que Sc hdce.
Es aEgo expontaneo. Los Gobiernos
justos no 10 buscan, no 10 solicitan, no
10 fornaGae nj 10 compran, porque les
sale al paso en- la gratitud v en- La ben
dici6n de cada gobernado felfz.
El gobierno aquf ha podido ser JUS
to. Acaso su intenci6p no haya sido
ser injusto. Pero los hechos est6n ahf
tan elocuentes, que nadie podrfa batir
palnas ante ell gobierno sin6 almodo
que 10 hacen los que & Ia lsonja viven
rindiendo pleitesfa.
Inusitado embargo de fncas por do
quiers, fslta general de trabajo, mu
chas, muchRs tristezas en- Ell alma del
puablO, y de tai guiss, como; como no
protestar una patria asf que desmsya
en- Ia escase2 y que cae sin lentitud en-
la desesperaci6n2
ST, frente al gobierno. Este en- pie
ell pals. Defendase. ST ese 9obierno
quiere ser nuestro amigo, 81 nos ten
dera la mano. Pero no esperemos que
trate de alarRarnosla cuando estemos
en- la sima.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-03

Me &Asas
AL anviaros con la presente, IA pl.
de RETRO que hahais soiicitadO, siento
que mi cora16n Sc agita violentamente
en- mi peca0, como protcstaDdo do no
poder expresav Relmente, los senti-
naiant0s que, con tal motivo, embar-
gan 4 todos los Obj. de Il Ven. v
Resp. Log. Palaf0x vuestros que
ridisimos hh. No 90 que III iros. POI
DANES Greer III p0r un momento que
daienaos de o0upax M siklo preferen-
Is en p1zeStr0 eagaS6n, como tarnpoeo
vos en ea nneakgos 40; es que 81 veros
partirs Gentirlos alGo asf, como 81 nos
arxanOaran da nsgastr0 seno un ser
uuaFid0. ca uuien Slepusi aranos nues-
tras triEtes augustias. como nuestras
mss caFas aleQ ias: es que. 81 ausenta-
ros de- nueeEr0 IacIa. paTece como silla
eunR de nueskr0s hijoH; el nId0 do nues-
tras afecciones, % hiciera pedazos, VI,
al ser disgreQados en- tOdas direcciones
solo dejaran en- redor nuestro, el me-
lanc6Iico silencio de las tumbas. iAhi
Dejar Ia TERRA de nuestras dulces al
boradas: yer, como lentamente Sc es-
fuman en- 81 horizonte que Sc pierde,
las fragantes v verdes llanuras; las al
tas mOntafias que dora ell sol con sus
viYifcantes rayos, traer & nuestra me-
moria aqueIloa momentos de duice
remembrance cuando nuestra alma Sc
mecia en- mar de fantAsticas ilusiones,
v 6xtasis arrobador, bendeciRrnos al
cielo por tanta ventura. comprendimos
cu6n doloroso es. y he aqui que, al
daros nuestra despedida, sumamos todo
Ell carinO que atesoran nuestros cora
zones, como humilde ofrenda os 10
entregamos, para que sirya de lenitivo
vuestros pesareg.
Id, q. b. y cuando llegueis & la
hospitalaria bendita TERRA, cuyo sol
fecundizaron los gloriosos laureles
plantados por vuestros antepasados, y
noy se niece libre feliz un Pueblo de
hermanos; pedid al cielo por los que
aqui, hacemos votos al G. A.. D.
u. por vuestrA ventura.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-03
LInea tdlraa dol llsaia
L1kN ERAh YO

x5s@teEes bzT9tos pare 0s1s festst0e
OlSss 3 CIase
Do Capital BAyam6n, dc
Ida vualta.....s.... CO.'S @0.l6
De Bayan6n CasaziO, idA
vueltg. .s.s IS 10
Billsts crdinario de Capita Cataao en-
cIase ctys.
Bayamdn 10 de septiemhrs. 1903
RAMON yAIDES
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dis. a la hofa 81 que eseribimos no
ha aido captura0
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El Yenersble.
ECOS De La PREHSA

Manuel Meseguer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-03

Hoy & las docs del dia, desps6s que
baj6 ID escalara ae h ES0rta aa Distri-
"a m encausado 4 uui6n sa saEgalsa.
pOr delit0 inap0r 0ranta achh 4 e0rsar
Eor u calle Del llo.
g DE- aus Io m fs
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Louvre
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Our 6Qc. Gloves

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Gratuitous and Unfounded Reference.


Without going into further detail 1 have
stated enough to show that the reference
OF the Conrad-Bonaparte report to Seem
ing failure. Notwithstanding repeated warn
ings' is made without knowledge and is
wholly gratuitous and unfounded
1 ought to add the '"Tulloch charges"
were a matter ofgaewspaper publication in
1900, and that il then reported the facts
and what had been done to President Nc
kinley and the cabinet.
The Conrad-Bonaparte report gives as an
opinion that 1.-THE employment of 1aborers'
to do clerical work Is altogether illegal and
that every officer responsible for such en-
ployment should have been dismissed from
office" This practice, as is well known,
prevails necessarily under existing condi-
tons in every department and II the con-
clusion of the report were to be accepted,
you would have to dismiss every member
OF your cabinet, and you. Mr.. President.
would be CONDEMNED for celebrating the
practice"
There is a wide difference between ire
sponsible censors and responsible admin
Very-krespeetfully yours
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Ordered by Commissioners.

The Commissioners today ordered: That
water mains be laid as follows: Four hun
bred and twenty feet, more or less, of eight
inch water main in the north side of Vir.
ginia avenue between Goth and 9th streets;
estimated cost. $780, Five hundred and ten
feet more or less. of eight-inch water main
in the north side of Georgia avenue betwe n
18th street and Pennsylvania avenue south
east; estimated cost, S75750. Three hundred
feet. move or less, of eight-inch water main
in d street east from Kentucky avenue
southeast; estimated cost, $3.50
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Proposed Transfer Disapproved.

Secretary Root has taken adverse action
on the proposition to transfer the head
quarters of the artillery district from Fort
tlagler, Wash. to Fort Worden, Wash.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-23

tho nlay somewhat this season, aoueu
more comedy aud specialties . ana
trimmed down some Of the taiky
scenes All the scenery is brlgnc anu :
new and the production is on n,u1n n,,, :
arander scale than ever before. me
.ola of oJeremiah snodgrass' is ~
tho the hands Of an exceptionally clever
comedian. CON This laugh provok.ns lus
character is undoubtedly tne noe0
original idea that has ever peen =,
,ntroduced into a play. Hls eys.s e
word, -, look, action and speeen psps 4,ea
vokes laughter. It is probably .,,e .he
most most talked Of character on 1ne
AM, American stage to-day. The - ouns
A., 4 merica S will talk about "e'la a., =
ransawn la for months after u appea,s y, sa,,s
and a,,i many Of the older oaes VIII '9ln =,
,n nl initiating the peculiarltles 9
"Jerry."
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-23

Y "a "a 81 t
ing new fields Of labor to the minis
sters. Important changes We're made
lin the Aberdeen district as to BsoWil
county pastorates. Or. sNiakard
after long service in this city soes 70
Canton, and DR.. J.sAF z ls,'f WHO ,4|' 3
has been two years at Aeaslslllon
comes to The Ab Aberde deen charge 2. b.
Dean remains at Warner; + Or
ton takes charge OF BATH arg I'm s,l,ia-s
bia; @. W. Bltteriisl isss lsfa'1s;;
A. M. Ward is assigned to lless ers g 8
"a. p. Machemer 70 Claren1S S1tif' and
I N. S. Wilson to Hecla. iiss .: 81 B; J:
1 Hall retains the position Z ding Is
elder. IL
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-23

nom t25th Of Oct.) The ceremony
, Nm performed BY the Rev. y :.
philips Of Ordway. q Supp. r,a,ard. a
given in the evening at the .ia1nr M
House In honor Of the event, rnins ~,
s,tacev and his bride left this morning.
Tor Bismarck.
II. Bockler's notice OF !, nnsi ~ p.vu. pam-
appeared for s, W.s2l, !; lsl-6', G',.a .ap w.
[inr ~ Z, witnesses WIN. zeil' onas, 1n .aar -.
1smmerman, :, Henry Ehda q Warne'
ssd s..s q a. Lindekugal Of Aberdeen
Il ,ide wax was just being 9. Hain su
pistsd on the west sloe rpird ~ ave ave.
street between Second and in'ra 80
pueG
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-23
rs. i. CONFERENCE
Notahle Gathering Trans.
acting ltsacil Business.

Tic Al.isslissl Conference af " the
Methodist sspiscopal church Of South
Dakota which closed last Sunday y
nislit Was the liinelIeeatll ard st!le ''s
most I'M EnFlall5s and iilosi. iifss;sly
ATTENDED a iliy held is iaes ss;lse.
The largs slsisaslllt o. business Y Y i''sl
must annually be transact tcfs s was y 8tlE
most s:itissa orialiy disposed g
GU SuiH!!ilg syepitsg Bishop v;;ilsteI i sil I
gave the list Of appoi ntmellt ASSIGN
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-23
GAINED FORTY POUNDS lNTHlRTY
DAYS

For several months our younger
brother had been troubled with indi-
:pestior. He tried several remedies
.hnt oot no benefit from them. We
purchased mn some Of Chamberlain 8
Stomach, and Liver Tablets and he
commenced taking them. Inside OF
thirty days he had gaincd forty pounds !
IN .t,esh. He issnow fully recovered
Ne have d good. trade on the Table IS S
-Holley Bros., Merchants, Long
Branch. Mo. Forslle by all druggists