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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-25
Financial.

The directors OF the Boston & Mon
tana have declared the regular quar-
tcrlv dividend OF s. per share.
The weakness oi Amalagamated is
due 10 the expectation OF a cut in Lake
copper TO 10 IL cents this week
Amalagamatcd directors have declar-
cd the regular quarterly dividend al
onc-hali oil one per cent. so cents per
share.
The Galveston News" estimates
that there is a decrease in the cotton
acreage oil Texas this year oil S5-l per
cent.
Government money in national bank
repositories remains practically sta
tionary. being $I5I .562.7I4, oil which
$S.367 500 is to the credit OF disbursing
officers.
1t is understood that the Union Pa
cific notes VII be offered 10 the pub
lie al IS IL, and that Kuhn, Loeb &
Company. through whom the loan is
mace. have received no commission for
their services.
The Bank OF England rate remains
unchanged at 3 per cent. Proportion
OF reserve to liabilities is $3.50 per
cent; last week SLAP per cent; last
year 5000 per cent. The bank lost in
bullion 9IIS,ooo.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-25
USED DESPERATE MEANS.
Tombstone Desec-atcd and Bible Mutiiated
TO Forge Evidence.

Kansas City (SpeciaD.-The last OF
the suits bro.eht BY ". c. Priddy and
other heirs al Nancy Priddy to secure
possession OF residence property on In
dependence Boulevard in this city val
ued At SI.ooo.ooo was decided against
the compliments by Judge James Glib
son in the Circuit Court. Nancy Prid-
dy died in Oregon in 1902 AZ the age
OF Go. a tombstone placed over her
grave was put i'll evidence by the de
PENDANTS. who asserted that the figures
had been changed To 90 i'll al effort
10 prove that the woman. when she
transferred her -~oncrty wears ago. had
no; been OF acc. 1t was shown also that
the family Bible containing the date oi
birth had been mutilatcd. In deciding
in favor oi the defendants who include
some oi the most prominent men Of
Kansas City. Judge Gibson said: " !
believe the tombstone was deSecrated
and the family Bible mutilated Tor tho
purpose OF this suit
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-25
Palma Pleased With Treaty.

Havana (SpcciaD-Prcsident Palma
has sent letter to President Roose-
welt expressing his personal gratihca-
ton for the consideration shown by
the United States throughout the ne
gotiation OF the treaties with Cuba and
also his pleasure over the satisfactory
conclusion regarding naval stations and
the Isle OF Pines. The Cuban Admins
tration is greatly pleased over the ac-
ton OF the Senate on the treaties
which. it believes. relieves what might
have developed into an embarrassing
situation both for the United States and
Cuba.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-25
8i.Year. Old Won Race.

New Castle. Pa. (SpeciaD.-Mrs.
Anna Liam Davis, of Youngstown. 81
years old. won a foot race. running
against her cousin. who is 70 years old.
at the annual reunion OF her descend
ants held at Cascade Park. Ii was her
eighty-hrst birthday. OF the 100 or more
persons who gathered to celebrate the
event, none took more active part in
the amusements than did Mrs. Davis.
When the foot races, part OF the ath-
letic program. occurred, she announc-
ed that she would enter She had but
one opponent for honors, and BY a
goodly space crossed the tape ahead
of her rival She has children. "a
grandchildren and 10 great grandchil-
dren.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-25
Injured By Dynamite.

Trenton, N. J. (Spec;aD.-An Unit
sually peculiar accident made neces-
sary the killing OF horse belonging &c
Jas. H. Romano. the proprietor OF tho
hotel in this city, while Mr. Romano and
the other occupants OF the carriage &c
which the horse was attached had mar
row escape from personal injury. The
horse, which was one OF team that was
being driven along the road near Ew-
ingville. stcpncd on stick OF dynamite
The dynamite exploded and blew off
one OF the horses hoofS. The vehicle
was partly shattered by the explosion
but the OCCUPANTS were not hurt.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-25
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The Cuban Congress passed an APP
preparation OF $4,000 for expenses or
a Cuban exhibit at the St. Louis Ex-
position.
Mrs. Annie Null and her child died
F. c. Council was arrested on suspi-
cion.
Secretaries Root and Moody issued
orders for the formation OF a joint
army and navy board.
William Patterson died in kalama-
zoo. Mich, from excessive use OF to-
bacco.
Frank Will. tramp, who raped the
II-year-cld daughter oi John NJ, Bark
lev. farmer OF Indiana. Pa. was shot
by Barllcy and then arrested.
Twelve Chinese miners were killed
and eight injured in an explosion due
10 fire damp that occurred in coal
mine near Ncnaimo. B. {.
The Chicago City Council granted the
franchise to construct parcels tunnels
/ % the Illinois Telephone and Telegraph
Company.
Errico Canapa and his wife fought in
heir apartments in New York until
he wife was killed and the husband Sc
! .crcly injured.
! Ten persons were injured. three SER
ou>ly. in wreck on the Missouri Pa
/ .ifc. near Kansas city. Missouri.
! The Mountain Inn Hotel AT Pine
Hill. \. y. was destroyed by fire, the-
J guests fleeing in their night clothes.
Alfred Knapp. the scli-conieSsed
/ trancicr. was convicted oi murder in
he firt degree in Hamilton. O.
( Concerning the raising OF the Amer
I can flag on seven small islands off the
northeast coast OF Bo-nco. it is cx-
blamed that the Sultan OF Jolo exer-
4 Uses power over those islands.
I \ number oi Portuguese army Off
,crs have been arrested on the charge
ii conspiring against King Charles. and
hcv will be tried hv court-martial.
The American and Mexican Irterna-
ional Silver Excharg, Commissions
nct the representatives al the German
government at + ,rin. Il IS under
,:ood that the British and French gov
.rnnlcntS have refused 20 obiiga,c them.
clvc> to the purchase 81 fixed amount
II silver yearly Tor Indian and colonial
,o;nagc.
The interchange OF cou-tesies be-
ween King Edward and President Lou
oct arc taken rs an indication tina: Great
Britain is seeking to maintain such re.
at!onS with France rs will prevent the
after from supporting Russia IL the !
vent OF war with Japan.
\ number OF Rhode Island cotton
Mills shut down on account OF the con
-ition oil the market
Four persons lost their lives in
ire at the Bonner Springs Sanitarium,
AGAR Kansas City.
Benedict Hmmel. 4 farmer living
aear Erie. Pa. shot and killed his
Niic and himself
DR.. Barnett. the acting chief of the
sanitary department. announces that
only three cases OF yellow fever have
entered Havana harbor this year.
Five workmen were injured ~ the
parting OF the cable OF an elevator in the
new Hotel Stratford. in Philadelphia.
Ambas sador Choatc communicated
TO the British Foreign Office the assur-
ance given by China and Russia ts-th
United States respecting the opening
OF the ports in Manchuria
The strike OF the employees OF the
Connecticut Railway and Lighting Com
pany has been declared off
William ThaCker. white man, was
lynched at Flemingsburg. ny.
The steamer Nadjeka. plying on
Nolga, has been destroyed by fre
Nizhniy Novgorod.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-25
THE LATEST NEWS IN SHORT ORDER
Domestic.

Chief O'Neill. OF Chicago. states that
he has put the Swedish officials on the
track oi four anarchists who lett Chi
cago several weeks ago for the purpose
81 accomplishing the assassination oi
King Oscar oil Sweden
Albert @. MatheS. formerly treasurer
al the Stafford Savings Bank 1t Dover,
\. II. pleaded not guilty To- the charge
oi enbezzling $4,000 from the Strai-
ford Bank
The Kellogg Switchboard and Supply
Company secured an injunction in Chi
cago 10 restrain the Transfers Union
from interfering with their business.
The remains OF the late Chief p NJ
Arthur. oi the brotherhood OF Loco
motive Engineers. were inferred with
simple ceremonies in Cleveland. o.
\ terrific hailStorm. which icll stead
lily Tor X minutes. did extensive dam
age TO fruit and foliage in the region
about Clayton. y. y.
District Attorney ]. Ward Gurley. OF
New Orleans. was shot and killed by
Louis w Lyons, who then mortally
wounded himself
Samuel Parks and other walking del
cgaieS. arraiened in New York on the
charge al cXtor,ion. pleaded not guilty
The strike at the Mckeesport Tin
plate Company'S works was broken.
where all OF the mills are said to be
running
W. T. Steers and a. T. Knight were
seriously injured in an automobile &C
cident near Schenectady, New York.
The Golden Gate Hotel. at Nome,
was burned and a Pittsburg million
aire ard rs wife crematcd
BY the capSizing OF Sailboat i'll the
harbor at Everett, Wash, two ladies
and 4 man were drowned.
The steamer North Pacific was
wrecked during the Jog i'll Admiralty
Inlet. coast OF Washington State.
Mrs. Grace Taylor had three young
men arrested in New York on ths
charge OF attempting to rob her of chct-
elaine bag containing $4,000 worth OF
jewels. She admitted having taken a
drink with the men. and was herself
fined S. for intoxication, a policeman
having made that charge against her.
DR.. Thomas Berryhill. L. s. ~, sur
geon of the cruiser Baltimore. has cured
himself Of tuberculosis by camping out
and living III tents on ranches i'll In
dian Territory and Southwest Texas.
Counsel for George W. Beavers. form
er chief OF the Division of Salaries and
Allowances of the Postoffice Department
declared that he IS not fugitive from
justice.
The body al a stylishly dressed woman
was washed ashore at Port Stanley. Ont
4 wound on the temple aroused suspi-
cion Of foul play.
Michael Quinlan. while robb;ng a sa-
loon i'll Brooklyn. was shot and killed by
Benjamin Haggerty. his companion.
Helen Olson. OF Montcvideo. Mimi, is
expected to die as the result OF an at
tack made upon her by a negro intruder.
The Mercantile Trust Company OF
New York filed petition i'll Newark.
y. J.. to iorcclo>c the $I6.ooo.ooo mort
gage OF the United States Shipbuild-
ing Company.
The International Retail Clerks Con-
vcniion i'll GAINESVILLE. O.. elected Off
GERS. and decided TO hold the next con-
vention in Galveston. Tex.
Secretary Hay LETT Washington for
his sumner home on Lake Sunapee.
New Hampshire. where he will remain
until autumn.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-25
-Four Killed Ry Train.

Cincinnati. 0. (SpcciaD -Four per
sons were killed near the Avondalc Su-
burban Station. on the Cincinnati. Lcb-
anon and Northern division OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad. while walking
on the tracks They were Louis and
William MUIR. messenger boys. aged
10 and IL years. and two unidentified
young men While walking through a
a deep cut on curve they got out OF
the way ci an outgoing excursion train
and were struck on the other track by
an incoming passenger train.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-25
Whistler Died in a Fit.

London (By Cable).-It is ascertain
ed that the late James Mcneil Whist
Ter, the eminent American artist. died
under peculiarly distressing circum-
stances. He had been i'll for a year. but
his condition had improved to such
an extent that he ordered cab to 90
for drive. As he was about 10 leave
home in Chelsea he was seized with
He recovered temporarily. but
the victim OF another paroxysm.
which he died. Three eminent
On physicians were summoned at
-st attack, but they were unable
prd him any relief.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-25
Chief Arthur Drops Dead.

Winnipeg. Man. (SpeciaD.-P. N.
Arthur. grand chief engineer OF tho
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers.
iropped dead at midnight while speak
ng at the banquet closing the annual
nion convention oil the Brotherhood OF
locomotive Engineers. which has been
u session for the past few DAYS. Mr..
Arthur had Just arisen TO respond to .
cast and repeated the words: 1T may
j. my parting words 10 many OF you.
vhcn he icll backward and expired a
CIV minutes ai;crward.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-25
Culver Rescues Refugees.

Washington. d. c. (SpcciaD.-A ca
blegram received here from Lieutenant
Commander Culver, of the gunboat Ban
croft. says that ON July 10 he sailed up
the Orinoco to Ciudad Bolivar and re
leased FIVE steamers OF the Orinoco
Steamship Company. three OF which had
been seized by revolutionary forces and
two by the government.
Commander Culver took aboard the
Bancroft refugees OF all nations who
desired to escape the bombardmcnt.
The Navy Department is greatly pleased
with the action of the Bancroft COM
nander.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-25
Cos; S,l.05l to Collect $1,000.

The feature OF the annual report OF
the Auditor OF the Trucsurv Depart
ment is the table showing the receints
and expenses OF the several customs
districts. which. in some cases. seem to
be altogether disnroportionate.
In Is districts. embracing the East.
West and South. the aggregate aver
age receipts per annum Tor the last
five years was $1,000 The expense al
collecting these revenues for the year
1902 amounted to S24o5I.
The auditor recommends such legis-
iation as will remove existing compli-
cations and establish for each port a
dSlnite compensation commensurate
with lis volume OF business.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-25
Aniitoxin for Tetanus.

New York Especial
proved cfficacious i'll the treatment oil
tetanus at the Harlem Hospital in the
case OF Carrie White. aged II years
old. She was shot i'll the hand with
Toy pistol on the Fourth. On Sun
dav tetanus developed her jaws lock
ing tightly She was led through a
tube. and every six hours 20 cubic cen
injected into her spinal column. Fri
day brought the first signs OF recov-
cry. The jaws began to lose their ri
gidity, and the patient was able to
open them with little effort /, is
expected the cure will be thorough,
within a lew days.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-25
Hawaii TO Kill Mosquitoes.

Honolulu (SpcciaD.-The Board OF
Health. having become convinced that
the germ OF the dcngue. disease now
epidemic in the islands. is spread by
mosquitoes. has planned war on those
insects. Other interests will aid the
board and it is hoped eventually 10
cxtcrminatc the mosquito i'll the islands
Ii has been announced that the Chi
nesc here will hold mass-meeting to
make an emphatic protest against thei:
exclusion from the United States.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-25
Nine Eurn.d in Ey. losian.

Pttsburg. Pa. (SpcciaD.-Ninc mca
we're burned. one fatally and two others
.criously. by an explosion OF cindcrs
i open hearth furnace No. l OF I'll,
Homestead works 81 the Carnegie Stccl
Company. Their Names are Michael
Hurko. will die: George Thompson.
probably recover; John French, prob
,blv recover. Six foreigners painiull9.
BUT not fatally. hurt The explosion
was due to the dumping OF a lot oi
molten Stag cinder into 4 pit where
.nne water had collected.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-25
Hail Six Inches Deep?

Trinidad, Col. (SpcciaD.-.A violent
hailstorm followed by cloudburst one
mile south OF Trinidad caused thou-
sands OF dollars damage. The hail is
said to have covered tho ground to =
depth OF six inches. The Santa Fc
depot was inundated to depth OF two
feet. The Commercial river rose three
feet in hall an hour.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-25
In the Departments.

President Roosevelt ordered the re-
irs;atcmcnt oil an assistant foreman in
the Government Printing Once who
had been removed at the instance III
The international brotherhood oi BooE-
binders alter lie had been expelled iron
the local ,;uion.
Elizabeth NJ. Roberts. wife o; Hon.
Ellis II. Roberts. treasurer oi the
United S,a,cs. is dead
Counsel ior former Supcrintentie:..
Beavers. 81 tie Division o: Salaries Al, !
Allowances ii the Postoticc Depart
merit, claim that the prosecuting Off
Gals have acted unfairly in not taking
him before 4 commissioner.
Col Thomas H. Barry. aG;utant ger
erals department. has been selected il
brigadier general in the ornament scrv-
ice 70 I'll the vacancy caused ~ ihe pc
notion al Gen. Leonard Wood.
The Fres.dcn, has directed tha; com
missions be made ont Tor Gen. Young
a. licu;cnan; general. and for Briga
dicr Generals Sumner and Wood rs
major generals. and Tor number o..
colonies TO lie retired as brigadicrs
Secretary OF Agriculture Wilson.
upon his return from the West, SAID tn ::
abnornally cool weather and tie raj !
had retarded the corn crop.
Treasury experts fix the shortage ci
James a. Watson. the dcfaulting clerk II
the auditors office. at S73,3o7.
The University OF North America vs.:
incorporated i'll Washington.
George " Beavers. formerly chic.
If the sala-y and allowance divsio.
ci the Postofticc Department. was in.
dicted b. the federal grand jury ii
Brooklyn. \ bench warrant has been
issued for his arrest
Sccrctarv Hay has cablcd to Mr. Rid
die. American charge daffairs at St
Petersburg. respecting the means oil
bringing to the attention OF the Gar the
Jewish petition relative 70 the massacre
al .heneff.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-25
Five Persons Killed by Tornado.

Strcator, III. (SpcciaD.-A tornado
killed five persons, injured score OF
others and caused properly loss OF
100000.
(SpcciaD = The Nulcain Western
Company's plant suffered heavy loss.
Purcell was killed there The Indiana.
Illinois and Iowa bridge, costing $1,000
600. is nearly half gone. The hosting
works and buildings at Spring Hill shaft
were ruined Many buildings in Karg-
ley. four miles west Ct Streator, were
blown dc~n and several persons were
injured.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-25
Reward After Many Years.

Philadelphia SpeciaD.-Hcroic work
in saving the lie OF man 80 years
ago has just been rewarded Michael
Hayes, OF Camden. has been willed the
estate of an uncle. valued At $4,000.
because he risked his lie to save the
formers bosom friend from drowning.
The uncle intended To leave his prop
erty to the friend. but the latter ure
ed him to leave everything TO Hayes.
This he did. Hayes. who was employ
ed in hotel as a waiter. threw off his
apron as soon as he heard the good
news.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-25
Catnin Exeites Wild Animals.

New York (SpeciaD.-The tigers.
leopards. partners and hyenas in the
Glen Island Zoo suddenly became
greatly excited Sunday They spranc
to the tops al their cages and dashed
against the heavy iron bars Their
conduct mysti.icd the keepers until the
superintendent entered the lcopards'
cage and detected the odor OF catn:p
Some mischievous person had tossed
some OF the herb into the cages The
beasts acted very much like domestic
cats about it. 1t seemed 10 intoxicate
them
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-25
Electrician Shocked to Ceath.

New York (SpcciaD.-James Martin,
20 years OF age. electrician in charge
ii the transforming station OF the Edi-
ion Electric Light Company. III Hud-
,on Park. was shocked 10 death while
IN duty. y current estimated Al zooa
oltS passed through the mans body.
Martin was alone when the fatality oc-
,urrcd 1t Is SUPPOSED he was test
ne out when his right hand came
II contact with one OF the wires Tbs
lard was nearly burned Of.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-25
Dog Swallows Sl00.

New York (SpeciaD.-Miss Bessi,
Hardcnburgh, stamp clerk in the Tar
rytown pos,ofiicc owns Skye terrier
worth SIoo more now than formerly
Miss Hardcnburgh says; Il drew from
the bank two $50 bills. put an elastic
band around them and tucked them
away in my dress I went TO my homo
in New York. and never thought al my
money until on NV way to Tarrytown.
Then telephoncd home and search
was made for the money. In one cor
4er o! my bedroom ! tcw. aiacc- OF the
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-25
Preference TO Old Veterans.

Acting Commissioner Williams. OF
the Internal Revenue Bureau. by di-
rcction al Secretary Shaw. has issued a
circular letter to collectors oil internal
revenue calling attention to Prcsiden:
Roosevclt's order oi January II. 1902.
directing that preference shall be given
alike in appointments and retention in
the public service To honorably dis
charged soldiers oil the Civil War. Col
leciorS are instructed TO carefully OBJ
serve this order in making assignments
to the work oi gauging and recon-
mcnding assignments to the work 81
storeheepcr and storckeepcr gaugcr.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-25
Death of Cen,cuarian.

Chicago, H. Especial Mrs. Helen
NJ. Rockwell died OF old age. She cclc-
brated her IoIst birthday on April ..
Mrs. Rockwell was born in Colbrook.
Conn, in 1902. Among the interesting
dents of her life she had seen all tho
sidents OF the United States except
,shingon. Upon the occasion OF the
urn of Lafayette To the United States
had the distinction OF meeting him
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-25
Four Burued 70 Death.

Bonner Springs. Kan. (SpeciaD.--
Four persons lost their lives i'll 4 fir
which DESTROYED Bonner Springs SAM
arium at Bonner Springs. Kan. seven
cen miles west 81 Kansas City. DR.
Rogers. steward. lost his lie ii ~ At
cinpt 10 save 4 woman patient There
we're thirty inmates in the building. 5a.
Ill escaped except Jour Loss. $1,000.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-25
To les; Submarine Boats.

Washington. y. C.. (SpcciaD.--Scc-
-ctarv MOODY intends that exhaustive
experiments shall be made with all ,f-
ubmarinc boats that the govcrnn:rt
las on lis hands - soon as The suumcr
naneuvcr> are over. Ii not found -:
siactorv he will recommend 10 Cor
srcSs that no more money y arpro
)riatcG Tor this type oi craft
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-25
Murder and Explosion.

Salinas, Gala. (SpeciaD.-Charles
Craven. the son OF local ranchcr. kill
ed Sadie Block. a young woman, and
committed suicide Their bodies were
found with their throats cut. 1t is said
the girl was the daughter OF the presi-
dent oil the Block Manufacturing Com
pany OF Nirgina.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-25

bills were found. My Skye terrier was
continually coughing. and during one
OF his spells he coughed up the elastic
band that was around the money.
wish he would cough up the hun
drcd"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-04
DISAPPEARING
An Old Chronic Coffee symptom Going.

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inc. 'na' .ne olu un'e enen ~,
SIGN nenoacne' ~ u,s G ns 'ns
use Oh los.uln rooH mohee III p'aoe VI
co,,ee becomes hioie miuespIsau' a..
slck heauhche ID Always c"useu ~
improper ioou VI urihk anu co,ee 10
we most PROMINENT c"use W sioh "eao-
aches'
IN tn4se lnniiiies wnere rostui,, nus
TAKEN .ne piace vi conee YOU VIII SCI
uom ilnu case Oh SIGN neaaache,
nausea OF nerVousness, 4 nau SIGN
neadache frequently petore pegihnlng
me use OF fostun Wnich was year
ago last June, pu, since ! nave qult
coIee ana use ros'um nave hau only
one speii. n,
MY husband suffered 30 greatly
IRON stomach trouble Tor Two years,
WIN extreme Weahness AT tunes ana
smotne,ins 80 pauiy that MS irlenus
generaiIy gave MN up as consump,
i've TWO physiciahs tried their skill
put diu nol heip MN YET IN Tess than
a year since ne quit coHee and began
the use OF Postum ne ~ Wen. me
smothering spelis are enurely gone ana
ne Is pack again az ms usuai farm
WORK strong ana HAPPY we BON began
10 notice change for me better after