davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-08
II. Ell. INFOENE.
PA
EN-.oBEls>ADOH HUNT

li,moS podl3o exavl'raf rn ,.em
plsr del io,leto lutaruc uAci.4 del
& GobvTnador de Puerto Kico ~
William II Hun, correspondence 81
silo eccn6mioo d. loos = iea4 Naiorme
cue ;odavia no IA circulado On IA lSla.
\ reSults del mismo cue los eSpaiiolcs
son loS cauSanieS dc las proicStss que
4 pals hicicTa contra 81 fatal alal-
niSirsci6n.
Mr Hun, debr recordar 81 discurSo
en- Ell banqccte del Oimpa V ser N Is
consecuenie con suS declarscioneS.
Referenie al cafe mace inSer,ar un a
estaGistica de las AduanaS Y dc ella
puede deducirSe que ,nIen;ras en- los
>eis amos de 1902 i :S07 sc exportaron
2o7. 323I3o DE- libras de cafe valoradas
en- orc anne ricano &II23.73S. en- igual
periodic dc 1898 4 1904 se han embar-
cado I72.O3I759 de Iibrss Va oradas
tambien en- ORC americana en- $50
Io9,5o3.
Las cifras citadas por el ex-Gober-
nader, hoy Juez de Montana dicen
bastante acerca de nueStra crisis ca
tetera.
Y ahora tienen la pslabra los que
han sostenido que la lsla esta pr6spera
debido a que en- ell aiio econ6mico
tltimo hubo un exceso de tres milo
mes de las exportaciones sobre las i'm
portacioneS cauSa del desarrollo de
la riqueZa ZaCarlna.
tHa cubierto el azlicar exportado
desde 1898, el deficit que presenta por
eSos seis a nos la riqueza cafetera'
Contesten pues los optimiStas &c
Ultima hora y destruyan esas declara
clones ohciales de Mr. William II
Hunt, actual Juez de la Corte de Dis
trlto del Estado de Montana, Estados
Unidos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-08
Don Jaime Busquets

Bi cultisimo caballero espan5f que
lleva ese rombre, infatigable bibIi6-
hlo poseedor en- Mayagiiez de una dc
las melores y mas completa biblioteca
cue eXisten en- la Isla escribe una no
table carta y contribuye para la re
vists del Ateneo, ofrecj6ndose gene,
rosamente en- todo cuanto sc refere #
trabajar por el blen nombre soSt&-
liSraflento del Ateneo Puertorriqueno.
ANnA nos queda IN grupo de hom-
bres gHRerosoS, hombres buenos dis
puestos <adn 4 laborar por las buenas
CauSaS.
"Ustedes saben, dice ell generoso
catalan, que, Sc puede tener y Querer
dos patriaS. Yo tengo ala las raices
y aqui las ramas los frutos. Ala
mis- padres, aqui mis- hijos, y para
ambas tierras mi. cor z0n por mas que
nieguen cue Sc puede ama7 os
pueOlos,
Esas palabras, no necesitan comen
tarlos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-08

ucna pars gre ccssfsu. esse - .ir.
icgsino Lnego. sl desechas a ua-
;ado. nsda resnelsc uaaa mejoss.
Puesio qus q gohicsns americana ten
aiA or in,cEvrr,i - Vienra bomb.
icos bloqueos.
Cuauae los successes de Neaesucis
se nlosi16 nsv mcsurado. mey ..oon-
LIANT poFquc ingia,erra ;enia que yer
en- q asunio. Ou@ndc solo sc Tiaic dc
Alcmsui. & de Italia 4 de las dos.
al,adas ,rrocesera con ;Anta dclieA
deaa' por este lado. hav pelgfo.
y. tam bien. 10 hay por o,ro lado
por las "convulsivas" En- Venezuela
el PreSidente Castro Jugo = dos car
ias; una. que no ssli6 que los Es,a-
dos Unidss tuvieran un conflicto con
Alenania. lnglaterra { Italia; otra,
que sali6: que los Estados Unidss lie
ayudasen 4 llesar a una solusi6n. sin
perdida nj .cupacion de territorio.
Pues & estas mismas dos cartas ju-
gara toda .'csnvuisiva" cusnde los
cruceros alemanes italianss Sc ie
aparezcan en- calidad de cobradores.
Com enzar por opener resistencia. como
hizo el general Castro en- Venezuela; !;
con 10 que el agreser Sc vera compe-
lido 4 extremar ell ataaue y hasta a
Coneter algdn exesSo.
Entonces, la opinion Sc agitara en-
los Estados Unidos, les cuales tendran
que .hacer algo"; y ese "algo', sea
clio 10 que fuere, ha de redundar en-
benefcio de la "Sonvulsiva'. Pero
ese "algo" podra ser una oferta de
medi acion 8 podra ser un ulti natum
a las naciones europeas para que re
tiren sus barcos de las aguas ameri
canas; el que sea 10 uno 10 otro de-
pendera de cuales sean esas naciones
de los actos que hayan realizado v
hasta4el estadO dc neryios de esta Re-
pdbiea; porque los pnebos tiepen
nervlos como los individuos y en- la
polit1ca exterior hacen tanto papel
como el estomago.
Es mucho mas barato para los: Es
tados Unidos y mejOr para la paz del
mundo y para los intereses del Co
mercio, ell que esta repdbljca caste
en- barcos, en- soldados y en- emplea-
dos de aduanas para dar orden y ARE
glar la Hacienda en- las "convulSi-
vas que el tener gucrras para impe-
dir que a esas +convulsivas" sobre
pago Ge pesetas, Sc las apalee. Y no
Sc divide que, aun no habiendo que
rras, para mediar Y ser atendida. ne
cesltara esta naci6n gastar un dineral
en- escuadra.
En- fin, que 81 ell tratado fracasa,
tendremos por deIante unos amos muy
movidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-08
Magnlfcas escobas

Les sehores Rodriguez Hermano
y Co, que tienen establecida en- la
calle de San Francisco una fabrica de
escobas, han lOgrado que el producto
de su industria sea tan superior como
el mas excelente de los que vienen de
otros paises, y presentar una fabrica.
ci6n de escobas por todos coneeptos
inme jorab BILE.
En- esta variedad de la industra,
los senores Rodriguez Hermano y Ca.
han conseguido triunfar del exterior.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-08
En- ell Vaticano

Ell Papa ha presidido un consejo Sc
creto de cardenales en- la gran sala del
Consistorio en- ell Vaticane. Pic X ha
pronunciado un discuiso lamentandose
de la honda persecution que sufre la
religion cat6lica apost6lica romano.
El papa estuvo sumanente emocio-
nado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-08
Desde Washington
I8 de Mario.

10 UG MdIAV.
Seamos justos, va que no podemos
ser buhoS, como dijo no Sc quien a
los remolacheros y tabacaeros ameri-
canos Sc les ha ocurrido un plan feliz:
gravar con derecho de importation los
cafes extranjeros
Que los filipinos-har dicho esos
sefiores-se dediquen cosechar cafe
y con ESQ gsnaran dinero largo y no
habra que suprimir, nj siquiera 7eba-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-08
La Farmacia Municipal
Y LA LIGA DE PROPIETARIOS

La Liga de Propie tarios ha dirigido
al Consejo Executive la siguiente ra +
sonada exposition, de cuya Ultima
parte* disentimos, por que tampoco
creemos que los condados, dado ell case
de que Sc perpetre su installation. pue-
den nj deben prescindir de la subas ia,
como sistema el menos expuesto in
noralioades y escandalos.
Aunque esta Junta Directiva ha es-
tablecido recurso de alzada ante ell
Hon. Secretario de Puerto Rico, con-
ira ell acuerdo del Ayuntamiento de
San Juan sebre creacion de una Bo-
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-10-15

Bcardl.Hs aud Bearded nsslcy. CT.
Rye; Wheat: oats. Applrr. Okla 80.
n. l.. Bart. Grazing Grasses, or
flcrnuda. Closrr., Red AVID
Crimson; Barr Glover. Alfalfa. Hairy
aud Augusta Nctch. John>oa Grass.
Also Soil insulating Bacteria. ! acre
pkg. $40; , acre 8. So. J acre -, post
paid, for Nctchcs. Alfalfa, etc.
n. l.. WILLEr SEED Co, Johbcrs,
AUGUSTA. "a.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-10-15
REGISTERED STOCK.

Poland China hogs. snu,hdown
sheep lsmpor,cd ram heads the Heck
EnglIsh and Kentucky fox hounds
,ro,;ing stallion Royal Coat 3S65,,
.:l3t.. All arc Registered,
X. VI. SMITH. Faye,,c. Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-10-15

Turkey consuming holidays
r not far away; and the far m
er who has turkeys TO sell will
have more reason to rejoice
over the holiday than his neigh
Dor who il without turkeys.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-10-15

spinning industry. When men,
ton is made of the possibility OF
twelve cents a pound for the
staple one would think this a
national calamity.
AS a matter Of fact twelve
cents for cotton brings into this
country UNNECESSARILY more
money than it takes out. In the
fall of 1908 il saved the exchange
market and prevented what
might have proved to be a panic.
It was not because VIC exported
so much cotton to Europe as the
price we got for it.
We have exported TO Europe
this year approximately 500, 900
bales. AT cents a pound this
would mean $S+S, Ooo. 900 tina;
Europe would pay for our cot
ton. With cotton at Il cents a
pound. Europe would pay us
522,0o0.0 900 tor the same $780,
900 bales. A rough estimate oil
the amount taken by American
mills this year Is $500. 900 bales.
Al cents a pound this would
mcan an expenditure OF $ls4.-
600. 900. Al - cents a pound
the amount would be $4,000, 900.
In other words. American
mills pay out s92 1000, 900 morc
on an advance OF 1 cents a pound.
On the other hand the increased
value OF our exports brings into
this country $4,000. 600. TAX
ing i, in the worst possible light.
the advance in the price OF cot.
ton means an increase in the
coun,ry's wealth OF 5000, 900
over aud above the so-callcd in.
Jury to American mills.
Europe will be a competitor
for $500. 900 bales of American
cotton. The price will be a
secondary consideration when
the true possibilities OF this
crop arc known.
European spinners will pay a;
least 500, 900, 900 dollars in gola
to the people of the United
States during 1905 and 1900 il
they can get the cotton. Cotton
will sell at Is cents.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-10-15
Farmers Need II

EDITOR GAZETTE:
The Gazette is the paper We
farmers need in our business.
w. II. ROUSE,
Fulton, Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-10-15
hlgh.Grads Bull and Berkshlres

One high.gradc Red Poll Bull,
and "A few thoroughbred (eligible
to registration Berkshire Pigs.
). ). SCALES, Crawford, Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-10-15
The Price of Cotton

Cult duS1 vi hH1 "a NoNNC" VII
Daniel ]. Sully, into a new cam.
paign for high prices for cotton
is regarded with nor interest
than anything else that has come
before cotton growers or cotton
buyers for a long time. Sully is
a leader that inspires confidence;
and confidence is something
greatly needed by engaged
in his work. For this reason,
the statement he recently is.
sued to the planters OF the South
is of special interest. particular
~ at this time. The statement
follows.
1t rests with you 10 decide the
price at which the present crop
of cotton is to be sold. You
have shown your ability to COM
bat the bincd Influence of
the largest crop OF cotton ever
raised, and the united attacks of
bearIsh speculations in all the
future markets of the world. II
you can get 10 cents for n crop
OF nearly l+.00O, 900 bales YOU
certainly can get the worth OF
the crop that il many millions
bales less.
There in no vast uumnrkcted
surplus from the old crop 10
pound down the prices which
you will get for the yield OF
1905 %. Last years crop. ac-
cording 10 the returns OF ginncrs
10 the Census Bureau. was II.
69S ZOO bales. More than 49,
coo, 900 bales have already been
sold by you, with the mills en-
gagged ahead Tor six 10 ten
months, and in some Cases n
year. Their surplus IL too soanty
TO per nit curta:lmcnt 10 any cx-
tent. They must fill their con-
tracts, aud the only way they
can fill their contracts is by buy
ing the raw material from you.
Don't be disturbed by raids in
the future market. Paper con-
tracts can be sold TO an unlimi,-
ed extent, bu. they cannot be
filled unless you n willing 10
part with your holdings. =.
Present crop prospects aud
the great short interest among
the spinpcrs OF the world do no,
warrant cheap cotton, and II you
stand firm you will be able to get
a fair and profitable reward for
your toll.
Whenever the price OF cotton
advances there il always "A great
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-10-15

Choice registered bull aud hcifcr
calves. ot the hes; breed. for sale at
reasonable prices, Sired by ~plrkicr.
II, II. No $50. weight 2a3u Hs Dam of
tca, all purfosc lincA.
BArrEsy.liitt SrocK FAM.
r. ] Fisher. Prop. Carthage. Tenn.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-10-15
4 Law Needed
f. c Champion. Ridgcland, Miss.

We have an appropriation for
fighting the boil weevil and
many other things, but we have
no protection whatever for the
fruit grower. The state OF Mis-
slssippi is forging to the front as
a frui: growing state. yet we
have no law whatever to protect
US from the INSCRIPTIONS
nurseryman who desires TO
make this Il dumping ground for
his diseased stock or from the
careless farmer or would-bc fruit
grower who will not take care OF
his orchard or few fruit trees,
and allows them TO become dis
cascd or infested with insects
that not only kill his own trees.
but endanger his neighbours.
This is not az il should be.
We do not care Tor an appro
priation. but do need n strin-
gent Ia ~. so that VIC may be able
TO control these diseases aud in
sects tina, arc jcopardIzing n
Of the best means OF Il livelihood
that the Almighty cvcr gave
man. About three years ago
the San Jose scale made its APP
pearancc here. being brought in
by some nurscryman shipping
in stock that was badly infested.
To-day We have Il serious prot
cm on hand. aud IL is very
doubtful that we can control il
without destroying many r
chards.
Now. a. to the remedy. we
need a s,riugcn, law, so tina, we
can have inspection OF nursery
stock aud can compel the grow
CT TO eradicate all diseased trees.
We cannot expect any relief
through our Legislature until
We ask for il. az the major part
Of the members arc not inter
cstcd in this matter. except ia a
general way. So let the grow.
ers OF fruit, a. we'll a. the con.
sumcrs. try TO get together; and
sec If VIC canno have some laws
passed TO help us out OF this
serious problem that contron,s
us. Do not think that | am a
calamity bowler; because ii We
do not get relief, and that soon,
we will be in the same condition
that many other states have
been; and, when too late, have
laws passed. thus wasting time
and losing money, aside from
losing one of the greatest hies-
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-10-15

Please mention the GAZETTE
when writing to advertisers.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-10-15
Red Poll Cattle
Magowah Meadows
Stock Farm,
near Crawford. lownds Co. Miss.

The largest home raised herd
in Miss, guaranteed immune TO
tick fever. | have now for sale
several extra good bulls and
hei.crs, come and see them and
make a personal selection OF what
YOU want. The ideal Farmers
Cow. good for beef, milk 4 butter
Address w. S. Turner.
for Catalogue and Price List.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-20
No Mcre stomach TroubIcs.

All stcnach trouble is removed by
the use Of Sodnl Dyspepsia Cure. Il.
Eivns the stomach perfect lest by d..
gestiaR what sou eat without the
stomach's aid Tho food builds up the
body, the rest restores The stomach
TO bcaith You 1on't have to diet your
self when taxing KodoI Dyspepsia
Cure. J. d. Erskine Of Allenville,
Mich. says. Il suGered Heartburn
and stomach trouble for some time
sIy sister-in Jaw has hsd the same
trouble anil vas not able to eat for six
weeks She li.ed entirely on warm
water After talsirg two bot'les al
Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure snc was entire
ly cured am glad 10 say Kodol
gave me instant relief" Sold by c. 4
Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-20
A Kansas SOlOn
FAVORS POPULAR VOTE
FOR SENATOR'S
Has Devised a Scheme by
Which the People May
Vote Directly.

Special TO Daily Leader.
Toreka. Kss., jan 20-seuator
Bslio wagsener. OF Atchisoa, has de.
viscd q scheme whereby the people
may choose United states senators by
direct vote. whether or net The fei
eral cons itution is changed The con
sti.ution OF the Untea States now rgo-
vidcs that senator's shall be elected
by the state legislature. Wageenor
would not change this hut he wnule
have the people. by direct vote, tel
tho legislature whom 90 elect
He introduced hill covering the
matter in the senate yesterday. l.
provides:
section THAT hereafter at each
general election next preceding the
date Rxcd by the constitution for the
election Of United states senator,
who shall l,e nominated by the conveu
tions which shall nominate candidates
for state officers and the name of tho
nominee Of each convention shall b.
placed on the official ballot TO be
usel at the next ensuing election.
"sec. 2.-The candidate named fer
Uaited states senator nominated as
aforesaid. who shall receive The larg
est number Of votes at the next en-
suing election, shall be considered the
choice Of The pecplc of the state 81
Kansas for United States senator 90
be elccaed at the next session of tho
i legislature following such general
election"
Unless some plan such as l hayo
suggested is adopted the people neve-
VIII gct o chance 10 vote direct fcr
United States senator's said Wag
gcnc~ IN order TO change the con
! stiiution OF the United States It IS
necessary to submit the question rl
the people Congress does the su
! hitting One branch of congress
the senatc-is opposed To the elcc
ton Of senator's by the people. There
fore congress can never be e,pected
to submit the question. There is hw
one other way to get the question sus
mitted, but il IS such Roundabout
wav Ct getting at it that It viii nevet
J be resorted to.
Tire plan IS for the people to nom
mate candidates for senator at theil
respective party conventions and ther
vote for them at the election. The on
receiving the most votes to be he can
didate before the legislature. and tha
body 10 be compelled tc elect him
Chis may act suit the United State
senator's but believe It Will Loo
good to the people. II the senators &
Washington sc, ft 20 block any move
ment LOOKING toward a change ia tn
constitution to elect senators. tho
can have no kick II the people fni
some way to get around their obsta
cIes. believe my bill Will solve th'
J question
Tho state senate las already adopt
! ed resolution asking congress Il
submit proposition TO change tn
constitution so that the people ca,
elect senators by direct vote. It i
now pending in the house ana win 9,
, through that body when reached il
its regular order.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-20

Is daily enacted. IN thousands OF
homes rs Death claims in each one.
another victim OF Consumption OF
Pneumonia. But when Coughs and
Colds are properly treated. the trag-
edy is aveTted. F. q. Huntley. Of Oak
landon. Ind. writes: MY wife hal
the consumption and thoe doctors
gave her up. Finally she took DR.
Kings New p.scoyery Tor ceesu?'p,
ton Conghs and Colds, whish cured
her and lodav she IS well and strong.
It Kills the germs Of all diseases One
dose relieves. Guaranteed at soc ano
s1oO ty all druggists. Trial botue
free.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-20

them out Of business. NOW We have
become familiar with the coughing
and wheeung Of automobiles. and the
snorting OK locomotives. but we have
never dreamed of feeling the pleas.
ant tiilations produced by the iileling
Ct sleigh hclls and the merry laught-
er of sleighing parties. In this land Of
sunshine snow seldom stays on
ground Ions enough ftr enc to get his
ont and dust on the cooweDs and
grease the "axles.7 However, this
time !: has come TO pay MS a weeks
visit and the Youngsters are making
,ho time q continuous holiday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-20
LEAoERETTEs.
Local Happenings Of City and Terri
tory Briefly Told.

In Oklahoma the verb "l3ristow"
has beer introduced ALREADY.
Oklahoma farmers are prosperous,
but e seems they haven't any cotton
10 burn.
Oae Shawnee bank has deposits
amounting TO almost a third OF mil
lion dollars.
A board OF three couucilmen has
been appointed to manage Hobart's
water WORKS.
Shawnee doesn't seem to realize but
when Carrie Nation announces that
town as her home it Will wake up
A clothes thief was nabbed at Shaw.
nee the Othc- day. He may rave
needed the clothes, but he doesn't
now.
Forty-hve thousand pieces OF mail
were delivered in tho past three
months on rural routes running out OF
Perkins.
The business men Of Perkins pre-
sented tho telephone central girl with
gold watch last week for no, ohlig.
ing and faithful service
The Eiks are editing one edition
Of the Shawnee News. The News will
allow Carrie Nation to present "lhc
other side a little later
Tea made With water from a copper
hottom ksulo proved poisonous TO q
Hobart family and almost fatal to one
OK The childrea last week.
Indgc Mortimer. elected justice oi
the peace on the Democratic ticket
last fau in Canadian county die
at 81 Reno on Tuesday. He was an
I ex-Confederate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-20

,he installation Of several councils in
the two territories. Saturday they
will he Guthrie, Sunday at Ponca
City. Tuesday at Muskogce AMI We'd
nesday at Chickasha The Wichita and
Topeka Knights will have a special
ca-
Tho territories both are in the Kat
sas jurisdiction and the work will be
done under the direction of ]. T.
Coughliu. state deputy Of Topeka
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-20
DERANGED NERVES.
Distressing Troubles LEFT by St, vitus
and Grip.
Woman AFFLICTED for Years by Strange
Spells Of Weakness and Numb
ness Receivers Perfect
Health.


when she was fourteen years OLD.
Mrs. Ida L Fr2wn lad ST. vitus
dance. She finally g,t over the most
noticeable features Of The strange
agmelt. but she was eiill troubled by
vcT uncomfortable scnsa icrs. which
her doctor ,yas unable t. master She
recently described lhcm as follows.
"Oec hand. haii OF uy face. and
half fmy tongue would get cold and
numb. Thee FEELINGS would come on
gradually. .ast for about ter minutes,
and then 80 away They would oc'
cur several times day Besides
would have palpitation Of the heart,
and a great deal Of melancholy, and
would suddenly grow weak without
any apparent reason. and my strength
would get SO low that could hardly
breathe had these uncomfortable
snens during a great many years. and
as time wen. on they kept coming
oftener and growing worse instead Of
better The nunbaess would some
times extend over half ny body.
Asked how she got rid Of these per
sistent and veAatious troubles, Mrs.
Rrcwn said 1T seemed for a long
time as IL I never could get rid Of
hcm took many different remedies
during many years hut whilo I some
times got a little relief. the spells
came back again. II was not until
about six years ago that found a
remedy for rervous disorders that had
virtue enough in it 90 reach my case.
That was Or. Williams Piak Pills
for Pale People and they have since
entirely cured me"
Did g. take long to effect a cGrc?"
"Nc very short tine really
hadn't taken the whole Of the first
hox before I saw a great improvement
in my condition. SO / kept on us
IN gthcm. GROWN gbetter all the time,
mill had taken not more than elgh
boxes and thea ] was perfectly Wen,
and have remained in good health
ever since with one exception
What was that?"
"Ohl that was when | had the grip
about three years ago. was in bed
under the doctors care for two weeks
When | got up had dreadful attacks
OF dizziness The doctor thought h.
understood the cause, but his med,
cine didn't do me much good When
was taSeA with dizzy spell. ha,
20 grasp hold of something right away
e. | would simply fan right down
was Just miserable. and when / saw
the dotor was net helping me. l be
gan TO take DR.. Williams Pink pills
again. In a short time they urrS
me o fthat trouble too and | hav,
never had any dizzy gpells since.
certainly have good reason t. thirl
wei Of Or. Williams Pink Pills. an,
have recommended them to maal
acquaintance"
Mrs. Rrown lives at No. 1IO5 Dewitt
street. Mattoon, Illinois. Dr. Williams
Pink Pins have cured ordinary ner
vous troubles, such as restlcssneas
headache, neuralgia and even partia
paralysis and locom9tor ataxi They
are without an equal for the rapiC
and thorough cure Of nervous prostra
tion. They expel the opison left I.
the system by such diseases as grli
and are the best Of tonics in all casei
Of weakness. Their reputation is suol
that they are sold by every druggist.