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The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-18
john NJ. FIeming. Orlando. FIa.

Orlando, Fla, Sept. 17.-John NJ.
Fleming, for several years travelling
passenger agent of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad. with headquarters
in Jacksonville, died in this city at an
early hour this morning. from appendi-
citis.
A native of Tennessee, John Fleming
came to this place a boy several years
ago to make his home with an aunt. He
grew to manhood here. and won the
friendship of all who knew him. Here
he began his career in one of the rail-
road offices. His advancement has
been steady, and was won by merit.
His life was full of promise.
When he was attacked by the mala-
dy which took him off, he came here.
An operation was performed by DR..
Morris of Jacksonville and DIR. Person
of this place, but the work of the dis
ease was too great to be overcome by
medical science or tender care.
In his death the Louisville and Nash
vile system loses a valuable young
official.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-18
NICHOLAS SAYS HE WILL
BE THE ONLY STRONG MAN.

Likes the Role and Will Let No 9th
err Play 1t.
Paris, Sept. 17.-One of the highest
diplomatic officers here has received an
interesting report concerning the court
intrigue going on at st. Petersburg.
The report says the Emperor has
definitely declared his opposition to
having any strong man, like M. White,
exercise authority to the practical ex-
elusion of himself. This. it is added,
is the chief cause of M. Whites con-
tinued retirement and of the EnpeF-
or's resentment against the late In
terror Minister Won Plehve's autocratic
power. The Emperor, therefore, has
let it be fully understood that there
will not be another strong man other
than himself.
The report expresses doubt concern
ing the wisdom of the Emperor's ac-
tion, owing to his inability to play a
strong role in craftsmanship.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-18
COLUMBUS KNIGHTS
TO MEET IN MACON.
Visiting knights VIII Organize a
Lodge There To-day,


Macon, Sept. 17.-For the purpose Of
establishing a local lodge of Knights
of Columbus many distinguished mem
bers and officials of the organization
from Atlanta, Augusta. Savannah.
Charleston and other points will meet
in Macon tomorrow.
With a view to instituting a local
lodge a special committee has for sew
eral weeks been engaged in making
preparations for the visitors and for
the institution ceremonies which will
take place in the Hussars' Armory.
the temporary home OF the new lodge.
The FIRST session OF the delegates who
VIII come 10 Macon for the purpose Of
establishing new lodge viii be held
81 10 O'Clock az the place mentioned
After assembling al the armory the
body will attend mass at the 81. Jo-
eeph'e Catholic Church and thereafter
Will repair again 20 the armOry FOR
the purpose Of completing their work
The Arrangement Committee b. COM
posed Of Messrs. I'd. O'Connel. Au-
gustln DAILY, l.. A. Horne. W. A. Nc
kenna and 3. y. Mckenna.
Among fhe visitors expected are
State Deputy v. J. Dofr Augusfa. ana
Grand knights r. ~ Rice ~ Augusta.
r. ~. C0rriRau ~ Atlanta and b. j.
OConnOr ~ Savannah, ~ b. Hald that
about 80 members " tbe order Hll
e. present
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-18

the body is slightly deranged by sys-
temic catarrh. This leads to a COM
plete decentralization of the digestive
and assimiIative organs, and a blood
less condition of the nerve centers en-
sues. Nervousness is the result; fret
fulness, irritability, worry, complain
ing-all of these mental conditions re-
suit from starved nerve centers.
The only cure is to remove the ca
tarrhal condition of the mucous mem
brane.
Peruna is the remedy that will do
this.
Peruna is not a nervine nor quiet
ing medicine. Peruna cures just the
condition--catarrh.
Peruna cures catarrh of the internal
organs, and the nervousness disap-
pears.
The more nervines one takes for
nervousness the more nervous he is.
There is always a cause for nervous
ness. This cause should be discovered
and remedied. Nervines are unneces-
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-18
.BEFO' DAY CLUBS
A NEGRO BUGABOO
ALBANY NEGROES ORGANIZE
TO DISPRoVE THE EXIsTErCE OF
ALLEGED MURDER SOCIETIES.

"RifIe FuneraI' in Worth County
Be a Regular Funeral With a Reg
uInr COrpse-Meeting to Be HELD
in Albany to Take steps Towards
suppressing GroundIess Stories.
Albany, Ga, Sept. 17.-There is a
superabundance of Before Day Club"
news" flying around in this part of the
state, just as there seems to be plenty
of it elsewhere. Some of the stories
that gain currency and are energeti7
cally circulated, are narrowing in their
details; but in every instance, so far
as this section is concerned, investiga-
ton has proved that their origin was
in the fertile Imagination of some ex-
citable, irresponsible person.
"Rifle Funeral" a Fake.
One of the rifle funerals that have
been cropping out in different localities,
was reported from Worth county day
or two ago. 1t came to the ears of
representa- tives here of the state papers,
and the local press, but was not given,
publicity. 1t was related that a large
coffin box had been inferred with great
display; that it was supposted to con-
tain the body of a certain negro man
who, report had it, had just died, but
that investigation proved the said ne
gro to be still alive and well, and that
it could no longer be doubted that the
coffin box contained rifles belonging to
Before Day Club"
Inquiry has cleared up this fake
story. 1t develops that the coffin box
contained a coffin and that the coffin
contained the lifeless body of the ne
gro who was reported dead. There was
a physicians certificate on the box,
and the physician, who lives in AL
bany, confirms the regularity of the
death and the funeral.
Many GrOundIess Stories.
This is a sample of the stories that
are floating around all over the state.
They are sent out before the details
are investigated or the groundless
rumors confirmed, and are largely re-
sponSible for much of the excitement
the Before Day Clubs" are causing.
One of the prominent negro preach
ers of Albany has headed a call of
well known colored residents of the
city for meeting to be held at one
of the colored churches on Monday
night, for the purpose of arraying the
better class of the colored race against
this negro bugaboo" The best ne
groes take no stock in the wild stories
afoat, and are going to try to take
effective steps to have them suppress
ed.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-18
ALARM FOR MORALS
OF THE GOODS FELT.
Creek Letter SOrOrities Want &c
Protect the Girls.

Creek Letter SorOrities Want to
Protect the Girls.
Chicago, Sept. 7.-Professing alarm
at the moral dangers alleged to be sur
rounding young women in American
colleges, nine national Greek letter So
rorities have started a crusade in Chi
cago, aimed at conditions in every CO.
educational college in the United States.
Resolutions were adopted declaring for
cooperation with faculties of colleges
to improve social conditions and plac-
ing upon the grand presidents of the
sororities responsibility for prosecution
of the reform movement.
Mrs. E. Jean Nelson Penfield of New
York, wife of Judge William Warner
Penfield, as representative of the Kap-
pa Gamma sorority, was the moving
spirit at the inter-society conference,
which decided upon the reform move
ment.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-18
Clearing House Record..

New York. Sept. 17.-New high rec
ords for grand aggregate of loans and
deposits were registered by clearing
house banks this week The total of
loans, Sl,140,95S,s0O, is about $4,000. 900
in excess of previous figures, while de-
posits of $1,224. 206,000 are several mill
lions greater than before.
Bankers in touch with prevailing con-
ditions ascribe the weeks heavy in
crease of loans largely to currency
shipments to Southern and Western
points. chiefly the former.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-18
, KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE.
1t TumbIed Down a Thirty-foOt Emu
bankmeRt.

II Tumb1ed Down a Thirty-fOOt EN-
bankmeRt.
Baldwin, Mo-, Sept. 17.-In endeavor-
ing to turn out to avoid a farmer
wagon, an automobile containing two
men and two women was precipitated
down a thirty-foot embankment near
here to-day, killing one of the occu-
pants and injuring the others.
The dead:
John Kalleen. New York city.
The injured:
Edgar Parkhurst, Baldwin. seriously;
Miss Lou Marquitz, st. Louis, serious
ly; Miss Nellie Marquitz. st. Louis,
slightly.
The automobile was moving at a rap
i'd rate, when, on turning a sharp curve,
Kalleen. who was acting as chauffeur.
noticed a farmers wagon coming to-
wards them. There appeared to be
room to avoid hitting the wagon and
Kalleen turned out. but the outside
wheel slipped and the machine slid
down the. embankment, turning over
several times. Kalleen was caught be-
meath the automobile and crushed.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-18
MANUFACTURERS PROTESTTO
RAILROAD COMMISSION
They Are Assured the Rate Reduction Will Be
Extended for Their Benefit.

Atlanta. Sept. Following the pub
location ~ circular 1Oi BY the Railroad
Commission reducing the rates on man
ufaciufsd articles between certain
Goinir. che commission h receiving
numerous letters from manufacturers
10 every part n me STATE. ali N whom
gro anrions 10 rep me benefits ~ no
coumiffion'a work. Some ore cons
planning ihaf fhsif arilclss are not on
riadeq in fbe iisi ana Narf 40 kroN
nny AZ ~ fbe complaints Hil be
Fifen afffnfiou.
romuisrio1ef 1orerh n rfoEr ralf
fo-dat The fomm'afiQu rromuif8frf
ftf fsfes 81 fhf ariiciea FbiCt nf knfH
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-18

were manufactured. ana we felt sure
that she manufacturers all over the
state would Immediately let their COM
plants be- known 70 that we can put
their goods NJ the list. We were not
mirfaksn 10 this view, and the letters
are pouring in from an directions. We
VIII fpks up these complaints, and viii
as rapidly as We oan enlarge the nee
~ manufactured articles which set
commodity rates based 90 me basls n
pfofsnnT points in fhe state. Tho
fafes nlii be eFisndeq - sYsfy point
i0 fhf sfais. anq ne hope 20 sysninailY
fsaeh pra0iouiiy eysry manufaefursf
d a. siatsH
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-18
GEORGIA DELEGATES TO
AMERICAN BAR MEETING.
Capt. H. c. Cunningham and Col. p.
w. MeIdrim VIII Represent
savannah

Macon, Sept. 17.-Secretary Orville A.
Park, of the Georgia Bar Association,
has forwarded to the secretary of the
American Bar the names of the dele
gates from Georgia to the annual SEES
sion of the latter at st. Louis, begin
ming Sept. 26, and their names have
now been entered in on the official
list. The Georgia delegates appointed
by the president of the Georgia asso-
citation, are as follows: Henry c. Cum
ningham, Savannah; ]. E. Donaldson,
cambridge: W. E. Simmons, Law
renceville; H. R. Goetchius, Columbus;
B. H.. Hill, Atlanta; Washington
Dessau, Macon; Joe Branltam, Rome;
Thomas G. Lawson, Eatonton; ]. C.
c. Black, Augusta; o. A. Park,
Macon.
In addition TO those who have been
appointed from the Georgia Bar AS
ISOLATION, President Judge James Raga-
man. of the American Bar Associat ton,
has designated the following as men,
bers of the national organization to
attend the meeting in ST. Louis: A.
P. Pearsons, Talbotton; B. F. Abbott,
Atlanta; F. H. Miller, Augusta.
Hon. P. w. Meldrim of Savannah
was appointed some time ago by
President Roosevelt, who has the au-
thority given him by the association
ito name certain influential lawyers
throughout the county as delegate,
Chancellor Walter B. Hill, of the Uni
versity of Georgia, and Dean Sylvanus
Morris, of the law school, will also
attend. Judge Emory Speer will go
as a member of the Federal Judiciary.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-18
WILL KEEP ONE SHIP
AT SAN FRANCISCO.

Washington. Sept. 17.-Instructions
were sent to Rear Admiral Goodrich at
San Francisco to-day, directing him
to detach one ship from his squadron
when he leaves for Magdalena bay to
hold the autumn target practice. The
vessel detached will remain in the vi
entity of San Francisco, prepared to
enforce neutrality should other Rus
sian or Japanese vessels put in at the
Golden Gate.
The department has no official infor-
nation that there are other Russian
cruisers bound for the Pacific coast,
but there is talk to that effect around
San Francisco, and it was thought ad-
visable to be ready for any emergency.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-18
PRIMITIVE BAPTISTS
OF MACON
Echeconnee Association VIII End
Its Session To-day.

Its Session To-day.
Macon, Sept 1.-THE Echeconnee
Association of Primitive Baptists, en-
bracing seven counties in the vicinity
of Macon. has been in session here
since Friday morning at the Central
City Park in the spacious apartments
of Cabaniss Hall. where there have
gathered not less than 1000 visitors.
delegates and friends of the denomi-
nation.
Letters of fellowship were read from
twenty-five churches as follows:
Yatesville, Pike county; Charon;
Pleasant Hill. Houston county: Fell
lowship. Houston county; Providence,
Crawford county; Bethlehem, Bibb
county; Forsyth, Monroe county; Mt.
Cavalry. Monroe county; Griffin,
Spalding county; Shiloh, Bibb county:
Beaver Greek, Houston; Concord, Pike;
son; Sardis, Bib; Friendship, Monroe;
High Shoals. Monroe: Salem, Craw-
ford; Good Hope, Epson; Emmaus,
Epson; Ramah, Monroe.
Elder Childs of the Bethlehem
Church at Macon was unanimously
chosen moderator, in the absence of
Elder w. c. Cleveland of Yatesville,
who holds this position having been
chosen at the last meeting of the as
ISOLATION, but who was on this
occasion, unable to attend on ac-
cound of illness. The following sister
associations are represented:
Eupetoi Association-W. ID. Childers,
NJ. ]. c. Land.
Primitive western Association-B.
c. Callwell. ]. A. Chambliss, j. d.
Brown, George Rice, d. A. Wright, and
J. T. Mann.
Harmony ssociation-Brethren Jen-
nings and Everett and others.
Ebenezer Association-Theo. Car
ter. Robert Lord, l.. L. Hall, ]. w.
Brown and r. L. Smith.
Primitive Pulaski Association-P. G.
Mechanical I y Gardpav apd otbar-
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-18
TROUBLE BECAUSE THE
ITALIANS BEAT CHINESE,

Pekin, Sept. 17.-An extraordinary
fracas between Italian and Chinese
soldiers occurred on Thursday. 1t APP
pears that two Chinese soldiers were
out walking unarmed along the pub
lie road bordering upon the Italian
drill ground adjoining the Italian le-
cation. They stopped to watch the
Italians drilling. The Italians ordered
them away and when they refused to
go, fight ensued. The two Chinese
were beaten.
Representations have been made by
the Chinese authorities to the italian
legation, but no answer has yet been
received. Great indignation is felt.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-18
NAVAL WAR GAME OPENS.
Submarine Torpedo Boat sinks the
Columbia.

Oolum btus
Newport. r. l.. Sept 1.-THE sub
marine torpedo boat Shark, which left
here for No Mans Land yesterday.
with the torpedo boats Tingey and
winslow. returned 20 this port to-day
and reported that she made sue
cessful attack on the cruiser Column
hia Of the North Atlantic training
squadron.
The Columbia, together with the
Minneapolis and Prairie. iF engaged IN
target practice or No Mans Land and
the officers OF the vessels had been
apprised that an attack was 10 be
made by the torpedo boats. but n was
not known which of the warFhips
would be- made the target
just after nightfall. while the
fearcblights ~ che three warahlps
were actively "a work. the Shark.
commanded By Lieut. Charles T. Nell
son. succeeded boz getting within fry
o. sixty yards Of fhe Columbia ana
waa awarded a victory. having fech-
nicolly sunk fhe cruiser
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-18
WILL DlSMANTLE
TRANSPORT LENA.

Vallejo, Cal. Sept. 17.-onicial or
ders have been issued by Capt. Drake,
ordnance officer at the Mare Island
navy yard, TO Gunner shuttelworth. TO
commence dismantling the Lena on
Monday morning. The breech locks of
the large guns. all the small arms. ex-
cept the officers side arms and revolt
vers. ammunition. ordnance stores and
torpedoes will all be removed.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-18
MAN AND GIRL SUICIDES.
Took Their Lives I'm Accordance
with an Agreement.

Took Their Lives I'm Accordance
with an Agreement.
GAINESVILLE, o., Sept. 17.-Nellie Geyer
and James Bay, sweethearts, commit
ted suicide under circumstances show
ing a premeditated agreement, al
though they did not die at the same
place and possibly not at the same
hour.
The girl left a letter to her mother
foretelling the deed and leaving no
doubt that there had been an agree
ment for the double tragedy during
the night. Mrs. Parker, with whom
Nellie Geyer was staying, was aroused
before daybreak by groans and found
Nellie in a pool of blood in her room.
Later in the day James Bay was
found about three miles outside the
city. having shot himself during the
night while en- route home from a visit
to Miss Geyer. Neither of the sui
cides lived long enough to tell the mo-
tive for self-destruction.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-18
CHARGED wITH EMBEzzLEmENT.

Empioye OF Dell Telephone Co. Ar
rested ut Gainesville. Fla.
Gainesville, Fla. Sept. i7-some-
what Of a sensation was caused yes
terday afternoon by the arrest Of
Frank Butt o young man who has
been employed here Tor the past few
months. The arrest was made by
Acting Marshal Cromwell bv instruc-
lions from Chief of Police Irvine Of
Charlotte, n. O., The home Of Butt
The charge was the embeKElemeuf nf
$500 10 from me Southern Roll Talos
phone Company ~ Charlotte. NJ which
Huff VAS cashier The plaintiff 70 tho
New ferk Bond and Trust Company.
h0n1fmnn Cor Butt
The founF man admits that h. be-
nhon With fhf company Hnd declares
fhaf ihs money Naa lotf ~ speculate
ne in tonon
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-18

Mamie L. Rawlings No. Az 10th
ST., N. W., Washington, d. c., writes;
81 took several bottles of Peruna, on
the advice of our druggist, to cure me
of cataTTh in an aggravated form.
This had taken such a hold on my
system that feared that 1 would new
er be able to rid myself of it, but L
certainly have eradicated it from my
system entirely, and this with the aid
of Peruna.
Il consider 1t very fine tonic, and
shall always be pleased to recommend
it to the many who suffer with this
common trouble-catarrh,
with the very best wishes and
hearty thanks to you, 1 am, Mamie Il.
Rawlings"
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-18
ONLY NINE POPS TURNED OUT
To Organize the Party in CoIquitt
County.

Moultrie. Ga, Sept. 1.-THE Popu-
lists of Colquitt county made a sec
ond attempt to reorganize yesterday
and failed, through lack of attendance.
A meeting was held here about three
weeks ago by the admirers of Tom
Watson, and they issued a formal call
for mass meeting, at which it was
proposed that thorough organization
should be perfected and an effort made
to get out a full vote for Watson OF
the several hundred enthusiastic Popu-
lists that threatened the Democratic
party in the county a few years ago.
only nine responded yesterday, and
they decided not to hold a meeting and
make no further efforts toward or
ganization
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-18
THIRTY STUDENTS HURT
IN THEIR CLASS RUSH.

Lafayette, IND. fspi ~ After ono
~ fhe Tougheai annuoi cisss rurhes
eta hfil ~ Purdue University. fhs
fophomoroa iefe iaH nirhf aanoed
lhoui rropr ~ f0o heahmeu. bound
hand Hnd fooi anG farffnr1 fo ionF
chaiU. Thf r'arh roaulfef in m5sria
to fmuy ffaefuir Some ~ fhe o.
lnrca 90 bf ecnous.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-18
FairbanIss the speaker.

Parkersburg, w. Va. Sept. IT,
Five thousand persons heard Charles
w. Fairbanks. the Republican nominee
for the vice presidency here to-day,
when he spoke at the city park. OPEN
ing the Republican campaign In West
Virginia. Senator Fairbanks insisted
that the real issues of the campaign
were the tariff and the gold standard.
sight of them,
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-18
Rally of Republicans.

Chicago, Sept. 1.-THE Republican
party of Chicago formally opened the
political campaign tonight by a great
rally at the Auditorium under the
auspices of the Hamilton Club. Sem
ator Foraker of Ohio was the princi-
pal speaker of the evening. His adj
dress was an elaborate defense of Re-
publican policies.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-18
DEAN GUILTY OF MURDER
But Gained the Recommendation OF
the Jury.

spartanburg. S. c.. Sept. 17.-After
remaining out for four hours and
half. the jury in the case of Harry
Dean, charged with the. murder of
Miller Mckinney. returned verdict
of guilty, with a recommendation to
mercy. Judge Gary sentenced the de-
PENDANT to Imprisonment for life. No
tice OF appeal was given.
The killing of Mckinney occurred
nearly two years ago. on the roadside
near Duncan's. He was accosted by
Harry Dean and shortly afterwards
the shooting took place. Dean claimed
that he shot in self-defense.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-18
BISHOP KELLEY ARRIVED
ABOARD THE LUCANIA.

New York, Sept. 17.-Among the pas
sengers arriving on the Lucania to-day
was Rt. Rev. B. ]. Kelley, Roman
Catholic Bishop of Savannah, Ca
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-18

c0yinefon. Ga. Sept. l7-Aifrod
Fraukin. Che il-yeaf-0l1 non ~ Rufuf
FRANKLIN. - prominent ufffhanf anl
planter ~ ffarfsy'lif. 8ffilfuiGliy eliot
fnfhrfa homo ~ 3 o.flort fh'f inorrlnE
ana bHiIei penetrated 90 lff hffaaf
nnH produced fnafh aluHlf iuFfanfiy
IN y supposed fhnf be- sHf Ferairrf hia
rIHfn - EafIoHf fo0If Herf found fcIls
infeG ~ fnf foof HfoaUe HIm,
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-18
Miners cabin susssstsd sleeping


A miners cabin a. Central city gave
George ~ Pullman the idea for the
construction Of the Pullman palace
sleeping ears, says James Kelley. city
passenger 8nenf f0T che Monat road
Do fhr early days NJ me State when
Pullman wHf pnor YOUNG man, hr
came 40 Colorado 40 fry ne fofiuna
E0r several months b. vas located "a
central cliv ana hlack haWk ana
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-18
FUNERAL INVITATION.

SMITH-The relatives and friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Smith are in
vited to attend the funeral of the
latter from No. SIS Indian street, at
{ O'Clock this afternoon.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-18
MILITARY COMPANY ORGAN
lied AT M0ULTRlE.
VIII Apply for Membership I'm
Fourth Regiment.

HOuA'" "cS A'.
Moultrie, Ga, Sept. IA military
company was organized here last night
with a membership of about eighty
FIVE. The organization was at the
Court House where a mass meeting of
citizens was held, and a number of
addresses were made by leading citi-
zens. 1t was decided to organize and
make application for membership in
the Fourth Regiment of the state
militia. officers were elected as fol-
lows: Thad Adams, captain; It. H.
Parker, first lieutenant; w. D. Scott
second lieutenant. 1t is understood
that there is no vacancy in the Fourth
Regiment at present. but an effort will
be made to get a e-apportionment by
which means it is believed that room
can be found.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-18
A Letter From U. S. Senator's Wife.

"A Letter From Q. S. Senator's Wife,
Mrs. Verona f. Roach, wife Of the
late Senator Roach of North Dakota,
writes from Larimore, N. D.:
! can cheerfully recommend your
excellent remedy, Peruna. Indeed I
know of no other remedy as good as
yours. 1t is a grand tonic. Verona
f. Roach.
We have on file many thousand tes-
timonials like the ones given above.
We can only give our readers a slight
glimpse of the vast array of unso-
licited endorsements we are receiving
every month. No other physician in
the world has received such a volume
of enthusiastic and grateful letters of
thanks as DR.. Hartman for Peruna.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-18
wiley wrestIing Champion.

Toledo. o., Sept MAX Wiley sue
oessfully defended his title AZ the light
weight wrestling champion OF the world
here tonight, defeating John Billiter OF
this city IN two straight falls.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-18

Catarrh of the head is liable to
spread to other organs. 1t is the di-
rect cause of many severe stomach de-
rangements. Catarrh of the stomach
and nervousness go hand in hand
Nervousness is a vague term which
covers all of those ailments which re-
suit from a bloodless condition of the
nerve centers. Systemic catarrh is
very frequently the cause of this con-
dition. Every mucous membrane in
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-18

A. E Richter,
whenever cold it
a in good health to-day"-NIrs f.