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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-17

| Donald. visited relatives here, al1n-
day.
Aroor day was observed at the
school here. A number of the pupils
gave recitations appropriate for the
occasion and set out three trees.
Relatives Of Harrison Russell re-
ceived news Of his death which oc-
CURED i'm East Boston, Thursday, May
II. Mr.. Russell was a brother OF the
late Emeline Lewis.
DRESDEN.
Mrs. Alfred Call left Thursday for
few weeks visit with relatives in Bos-
ton and vicinity. -
Mrs. Alfred Preble and daughter
Marietta Of Aver Junction, Mass, are
visiting Mrs. Martha Rittall.
Mrs. Mary Rhines left Thursday, for
a visit with relatives in Wiscasset.
The entertainment given at Eastern
River Grange hall Saturday evening.
May 18th by members Of Sheepscdt VAL
ley Grange. was quite well attended,
ana all were much pleased with the en-
tertainment. Music was furnished by
Mayors orchestra Of five pieces.
Miss Fannie Stimpson was called to
Brunswick. Saturday, to attend the fun
eral of her half-brother. Mr.. Simpson
OF that place.
The barn in South Dresden known as
the Samuel Lilly barn and owned BY the
Siegars heirs was burned. Friday. 1t
caught from the forest fire which did
considerable damage
Mir. and Mrs. Jessie Dryer of Roxburv.
Mass. We're in town calling on friends
the past week. They leave soon Tor a
trip To the Pacific coast
Charles HoudIette lost n horse last
week. 1t dropped dead in the field while
at work.
Herbert Blenn is enjoying planting his
field Of six acres of potatoes with his
new planter.
The Turner Centre Creamery has IS
tabil>hed new route for gathering cream
Through f'ittSton and Dresden.
Fred Hlenn recently purchased a horse
of Bert Allard.
Louis c. Woodward Of Bridge Academy
dresden. is one of the contestants nj ms
prize speaking to be held at Orono. this
week. ''''
Mrs Joseph Cate. who has been i'll for
her daughter Mrs. j. l.. Houdlette soon
In honor of the great COMPOSER
poniZetti. Il museum is to be erected
at BergamO. his native plooa DaIo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-17
CCURTEsiEs TO PRESIDENT
b. Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
on Visit to Harvard Commencement.

Boston. May l';.-Gov. William l..
Douglas. today. wrote to Presidrn,
Roosevelt rendering such courtvsies ir
behalf OF the commonwealth to The
President ~ might lie acceptable to
him iliing his visit to Massachusetts
upon the c,.casion of Harvard COM
mcnc"mant. Thr President will partic-
pate in tn reunion of mis- class. which
graduated p wears AGO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-17
OPERATION NECESSARY
To Arrest Thre2tered Danger to Gen
Maxine Gomez.

Santiago. Clha Man lf.-Thc family Of
Gen. M;tAiinn tio;.cT who is critically i'll
arrived here with III" Havana doctors.
morning. il wa agreed that am opcrat iOn
WIS Necessary IL arrest the threatened
DANCER. Tho general endured the severe
ol,cr Ition lrIV,ly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-17
PADEREWSK, RECOVERING
From Effects Of Recent Nervous AZ
tack-Proceeding to Paris.

Southampton May l6.-Tgnacr Fndcr-
owisky the pianist, has prccrcs.nrh ;n !"
Queenstown on board the NhIt' sur LII :,
from New york. Tie is still i'll: hut IS
nuc1 better then when he embrrt"d ur
tnoI his meals and walked Il Iittle on th''
promeu3de deck during the voVae..
from there Mr.. Piderew.sky VIII 50 Ill
rect to PARIS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-17
His Condition Is Alarming.

Invana. May 16.-Thc governor Of
s:aniiago. tonight, t2lcgrarhci that the
condition Of Gen. MaAimo Gomez Is
alarming.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-17

\ Hamburg paper states that the ASso-
citation OF Hamburg Exporters has rec
commended to the German government
that it establish diplomatic relations with
and appcint consul there in
order to promote German trade.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-17
WASHINGTON,

Rev. Nathan Hunt of Charleston,
visited w. T.. Overlook, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Jones visited
their daughter at Union, Saturday.
Mrs. Oscar Carroll who has been
visiting relatives here returned to her
home ut Waterville. Saturday.
Mr. Dunn of North Yarmouth is here
getting subscribers for Farmers
Telephone.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Overlook visited
friends at Augusta. Manchester and
Belgrade, last week.
The drought is still severe here
There has as yet been but little rain
which is very much needed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-17
STATE NEWS.
KNOX.
Union.

Rev. ]. NJ. TRAINER has gone to New
York for brief visit.
Mrs. Caroline Jones widow of the
late George Jones died, Friday May
18th aged sc wears Left widow
ten years ago her declining years vera
made comfortable by the constant car
ana tenderness of a daughter VINO has
the SYMPATHY of many friends. This
daughter ara another living in
Phoenix. Arizona. are all the near rel
dtives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Stickney Of Chel-
sea. Mass. are at D. Harding's for u
weeks visit. Later they will come for
the summer months.
Mrs. Ernest Hit has gone to How
ard. Il. L.. for Il few weeks.
Miss Lizzie Messer returned to her
home in Knox. Saturday. after spend
ing a week with friends at South
Union.
Master Maurice Hit is at his grand
fathers on visit.
i. l.. Gorden and Charles Clark We're
in Waidobcro, Monday
Henry Ames has moved into the
house owned by Mrs. Wiley.
Mrs. Simmons of Roclland is the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Ellen Burkctt.
Miss Cyrrna Hawes is at Chas. Bur
CESS for 4 few weeks.
Miss Faustina Austin returned to
her home in Washington. after several
weeks stay with her sister. Mrs. Lena
Simmons
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-17

In honor of the great composer
i'ohi"etti, Il museum is to be erected
AT Bergamo, his native place. Rela-
tives Of the late composer has agreed
70 iuThish the material. Baroness
Hasonl-Scotti will supply the furniture
of the room in which DoniZetti died.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-17
MRS. KATE TAYLOR.

Mrs. Kate Taylor, q graduated
nurse of prominence, gives her ex-
perienCe with Peruna in an open
letter. Her position in society and
professional standing combine to
give special prominence 10 her
Ufferances.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-06
THE GANG ON THE ROCK PILE
Men, Women and Children Pound
Rock TO Make Mexico
a City.

The city Bastile contains four pris'
oners; a man, a negro women and two
children. The man is held for being
drunk; the negro women, Nancy Cor
don, for disturbing the peace and the
two lads, John Anderson, aged eleven,
and Elmer Jeffries, aged ten, for hop
ping trains. An unusual gang be.
cause OF the difference In age and
police record. The two lads seem Ia
think 1t a great lark, and as 1t is their
first day Of labor, are full Of the i'm
portance Of a police court sentence, but
tomorrow when they have 10 arise
with aching muscles and weary little
bodies then 1t is punishment. They
are serving out an s8 IS fine.
The woman is a sullen creature
whose labor is In spasmodic efforts
and vi dare say she hasn't a favorable
opinion OF rock crushing. The polict
are making a decided effort TO discour
age the youthful element on oul
streets that has recently shown such
a strong desire to break the laws and
these arrests are the first OF a number
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-06
FOLK ORDERS HERPEL TO
STOP RACE GAMBLING.
Must Enforce New w-Governors
Letter to Sheriff Herpel.

JEFFERSON CRY, Mo. June 20.-Hon
Geo. Herpel, Sheriff st. Louis County,
Clayton, Mo: Dear Sir-Information
having come to me that a number OF
persons have been openly committing
felonies in st. Louis county by re
gistering wagers or bets on horse races.
In defiance Of law, and that 1t Is pro
posed to continue this felonious con-
duct, which condition is n that can
not be, and will not be, tolerated in
Missouri, you are hereby directed to
summon a sufficient number OF deput'
les to arrest all those participating,
either as principals or accessories In
these crimes, and to call on citizens, 4
necessary, to aid you in suppressina
these violations Of tile law.
You will kindly give this your i'm
mediate attention, and II the loca
facilities are not enough to enable yot
to uphold the authority OF the state
the executive will furnish you sucf
help as will effectually sustain the
reign of law. Yours truly,
Jos. W. FOLK, Governor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-06
SMOKER a GREAT SUCCESS
Many Young Hen Attended Enter
tainment in Armory-Rveryone
Had a Glorious Time.

The Smoker given Thursday even
ing In the Armory OF Company f., by
the officers, was a pronounced success.
Almost a hundred young men took ad.
vantage Of their invitations and all
felt well repaid.
After a number OF selections by
Prof. CANDLES band Of Ragtime
Wrestlers, Edwards and Whites LII
lipution Ministries gave a number Of
selections, but the event on the pro
gramme that aroused the most enthu-
siasm was a battle royal between three
pickininles. 1t was a bout toa finish
and proved most interesting.
Soda pop, cigars and pipe tobacco
was plentiful and everything was
pleasant.
After camp these entertainments
will probably be continued.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-06
HELD UP AND ROBBED
IN BROAD DAYLIGHT.
W. C. Box-Carl Kelly, Of Laddonis-
Gives I'D S65 Wednesday After
noon al the Earnest and For
chile Request Of Two
Highwzymen-

W. C. Kelly, q LAddonias a grant
tod contractor and miner, better
known as "Box-Carr Kelly, alleges
that be vas held up and robbed in
Hardin Park Wednesday Afternoon
between sand 5 O'Clock,
1t Is thought that Mr.. Kelly was
q little the worse for wear, and t0wed
~ two hard characteas about town.
he was last seen walking south toward
! The park. He alleges that after ar
irving at the park one Of his guide:
seized him by the throat while th'
other frisked him, taking in tn
neighborhood OF eos.
The matter vas reported TO the po
4 lice and a warrant sworn out agains
Tire men who were with him, who's
names we have been asked 10 kee
secret for the present, and every e
fort Is now being made to apprehen
them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-06
HORSE NOTES.

Teach a colt to stop at word Of com
mand.
Halter break the colt when ? or 8
weeks old.
Even with the best Of breeding, all
colts are not good.
A horse will rarely drink too much
IL watered frequently.
Draft horses should be selected for
their quality rather than their size.
Regular feeding for the horse is more
necessary for the horse than for any
other stock.
Standing in the barn for any consid-
cradle lengh OF time Is worse than work
or driving.
To be a successful breeder and raiser
Of horses, the man must be able to
know . horse.
A little oil meal fed onee a day now
will aid the horses in shedding their
coats well.
Before buying a horse, test bis walk
ing capacity, and in order to do this
bitch him in the kind OF rig you In
tend to use him for.
Generally 1t is easier 10 teach a horse
to drive than to teach a man how to
drive a horse.
1t is easier TO wash and keep the
legs clean now than TO cure the
scratches after awhile.
A bad trick in a horse which renders
him an unsafe driver is as detrimental
as II he is really vicious.
Moderate exercise should be begun
quite early, but full service Of no kind
should be required until the fourth
year.
Sound feet are the basis for a good
horse. You can not keep him In such a
condition IL you permit him to stand
in a filthy stable.
1t is a comparatively easy matter to
train a horse to To- promptly and
step quickly if you commence right
when you first handle him.
AS far as possible, manage to use
your horses at least a little very day in
winter; steady everyday work tends tc
keep them sound and in good health.
In breeding the mare do not hesitate
about the stallion fee, provided you
know you are getting what you pay
for.
When the skin is rough and harsh
and does not mose easily to the touch.
the horse is a heavy eater and diges
ton Is bad.
I, If a horse stands with his legs spread
apart or straddles with bis hind leg
there is a weakness 10 his loius and The
kidneys are disordered.
10 a horse, a broad and full forehead
and length from eye to ear are good in
dications OF intelligence.
,, A straight facial line is quite otter
. found with a high degree Of intelli
gence, but a dlsh-faced horse is rarel!
anything but a nonentity.
;. 1t is poor economy to act upon thu
theory that a mare which Is good TO
nothing else is good for breeding pur
poses. You want no offspring from al
unsound or tricky animal Live Stool
Journal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-06
A Pleasant Gathering.

On Wednesday, June 81, quite a
delightful evening was spent by
friends and neighbors OF Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Schleeter at their home five
miles EAST OF Mexico.
At eight O'Clock the crowd gathered
and drove to Mr.. Schleeter's where,
they surprised Mrs. Schleeter, 1t being
her birthday.
Misses Beulah Wright and Minnie
Schleeter served Ice cram and cake
to the guests.
Mr.. Schleeter with his graphaphone
was the right man In the right place.
Those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Justin White and daughters, Nj. and
Mrs. Frank Okey and family, MI. and
Mrs. Alex. Paris, Russell Scranton, Mr..
and Mrs. Robt. Dorgan, Misses leila
and Alma Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hilderbrand and children, Nj. Howard
and daughters, Mrs. Matte Bryarly,
and Miss Beulah and Roy Wright. At
a late hour the guests departed wish
Ing Mrs. Schleeter many more happy
birthdays A GUEST.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-06
G. D. Glsndy Sells Business.

Charles d. Glendy, proprietor Of the
Racket store on Washington avenue
has traded that business to F. r. Miles
of Farber, who will take possession
and personally conduct the store about
the fifteenth OF this month. Mr.,
Glendy received in exchange, a l1C
acre farm near Fraber.
He has been in business here many
years, and during his career as a mer-
chant has made many friends by his
honorable dealings and c)urteous,g gen.
tlemanly conduct.
The LEDGER trusts that Mr.. GlendJ
will continue to make this city hil
home, and most heartily welcomes Mr.
Miles to our midst.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-06
OIL DISCOVERED HERE.
WORKMEE FIND HEAVY COAT
ING OF OIL ON SEVEN NEW
WELLS IN WEST MEXICO
NAY BE THERR IN
QUANTITIES
NAT HEIzER THE LUCKY IAN.
Oil Will Be Analysed and If Found
Good Owner viii Bore for it 70
Strike the vein-Probably q
Valuable Find.
NAT Heller THE LUCKY HlE.

Mat Heller, awell known alder
man, who is erecting seven cottages in
west Mexico, discovered to-day that
each Of the wells on these lots con-
tanned oil. He will take a SPECIMEN
OF II to be analysed and II found good
will drill for the vein.
Mr.. Robinson, the contractor In
charge OF the work, started 70 take q
drink from a bucket OF water from one
OF the new wellSWednesday and on
swallowing some OF it found in oily
taste remained in his mouth. On
speaking TO some OF the carpenters
concerning the oil in the water he
was told that all seven wellsl were the
same way and Que, which see ned to
contain more than the Others, always
q thick coating OF oil over the surface
OF it. MI. Heller will have it analysed
50 that the exact value OF the find
mag be ascertained and TO learn II IL
viii be profitable to expend q good sum
in boring for it.
The wells are about fifteen to twenty
feet deep and an excellent run Of
water keeps them well filed. Not
long since there was a discovery made
near this city,of rock that apparently
contained oil. From time to time
such finds have been made and Thu
may be the discovery Of a. vein OF OF
which will prove unlimited and b
worth many thousands Of dollars Il
such be the case 1t will be OF greal
benefit to Mexico. The only drilling
for oil in this county was in Flat-Rocl
almost seventeen years ago and onll
water was found after going fifteer
hundred feet 50 the project wa
given up.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-06
-Four Facts For
Sick Women
To CcnSides
E,sgs T. Psnlhaz's Vegetable CosponHd
Mas an UaeeuaHss Rercz6 Of curss--
mrs. FlnEhan.s Aasics Is Confldtn-
ssai Free. ard asnars HsiPfss

Fmsr-That almost every operation
A our hospitals performed upon women
conc n-eceasary Through negleet OF
kueh Kymptoms 81 bachaehe, irnegsIar
and painful -nerstruaticn, leucorThoas
Akspincements Of the uterus pam u
4be side, burning sensaa5n in the stotn-
ach, bearing-down pains, nervousness
Iaixxluens and kleeplessness
ercnxp.-The medicine that holds
she rsycoyd for Tire largest number OF
MEDIATE cures Of female ills is LYDIA
ii Pfnkhan's Vegetable Compound.
I'd rerniates, strengthens and cures
disepses Of ahe female organism as
nothing else an
For ftirty years IL has been helping
.ronnen 10 be strong, curing bAckache.
nevrnmsness kidney tronbles. al utter
|4ae and ovarian Inflammation, weak
ms and displacements, regulating
z1tnstruation perfectly and oYereom.
It's pains. II has also proved itseif
Invaluable in preparing for childbirth
and the change OF life.
Tnyrp.-Thc great volume Of unso-
Iicited and grateful testimonials on file
Al the pinkham Laboratory at Lynn,
MAS. many Of which arc from time 70
time published by permission, give nb-
salute evidence Of the value Of Lydia
r. pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
Mrs. Pinkham's advice.
FouRra-Every ailing woman in the
United States Is asked 70 accept the
following invitation. 1t is free, wil
bring you health aud may save your
life.
Mrs. p~inkham's Standing Invitation
h I Womeu.-Women suffering from any
FORM Of female weakness T invited 70
promptly communicate with Mrs Pink
4 ham, az Lynn, Mass. All letters are
\ received, opened. read and answered
bv women only. Fromsymptoms given,
lvour trouble mag be located and the
Quickest and surest way OF recovery
advised out of the vast volume O ex-
perienee in treating female MS MS
Pfnkhzu probably has the very knowl-
edge that win help your case Surely,
any woman, rich or poor, isFery footlsn
II she does not take advantage OF this
generous oEer Of assistance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-06

some one putting on rubbers. Again
that sound and then Sheath, what a
shock to my unromantic temperament
/ discovered all. Behind me sat a
youth holding 4 betty bundle OF iriIls
and furbelows which slowly disentan-
gled itself and ! beheld a bunch OF
feminine loveliness. Now ] advocate
that love should be free but that does
not necessarily mean | believe in fret
love, so i silently stole away in the
fear Of beholding excessive uscula
ton. On the part OF these two, say.
Ing to my self live, love, tangle, there'l
| come a time when you can't
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-06
RAT AND DIES
Rodent Cuts Animals Windpipe II
Its Effort TO Regain Freedom.

MARYsyILLE, June Pas the Ie
suit Of swallowing a live rat while eat.
ing oats out Of his trough, a noted
trotting horse Corinthe, 2;l3. died 10
great agony at Plain City.
While the horse was partaking'of his
feed he began acting queerly, rearing
and plunging in paroxysms OF fright
and agony.
Before medical aid could be sum
moned he began having conyulsion ano
evidently suffered a horrible death.
After an investigation had been
made by veterinarians, 1t was founc
that the windpipe of the horse hac
been lacerated by a live rat IN 10
efforts to gnaw Its way out OF thu
throat. nnss -
Of the kind on record.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-06

Inc AmerfcaH Farmer thf Best 10 me hofid.
The American farmer is the greatest man
in the world to-day because be is master of
the soil-he is gaining in intelligence quite
as rapidly as his products are increasing in
magnitude. Our recent combines Of capital
in United States measured in money are
enormous, yet such figures sink into insig-
nifcance when compared to the money,
brain and Drawn invested in agricultural
Industries. For instance, the farmers Of
Minnesota and Dakota have received $780,
10000 for their products IN a single year
The farmer knows what Nature will bring
forth for him from his experience in the
past He knows II certain seeds are
planted and properly cared for that Nature
viii take care Of the rest In the anne
way Jios dFS ssasiey ef 1oHr q deSts1.
Providing your blood is IN good order, it
only needs q little effort on your own part
70 keep healthy and strong-rid your body
Of the poisons that are apt TO accumulate
and yuur system Is ready 10 ward of the
sftack Of the germs q disease. Dr. Piefce's
Golden Nedicaf Discovery makes rich red
blcod-by Increasing the number Of red
blood ~cofpuscies There Is nc alcohol IN
THE gft4t tonic to shrivei up the red blood
.c0rpusclea As ar Alternative extract made
onlg ID herbs and roots Il goes about its
wofk Is natures way Il stimulates the
liver into proper sciion, and feeds the
uon-ouf nerves. stomach and hear on
pure blood used for owes a third Of 8
century 4 has sold more largely than any
oihef blood faedicine in the United States.
EIora bottles Of u. Herce's Golden Medical
Discovery are eold to-day than ever before
thai "A q true test Of Is mcd30nal value after
thirty eight ysan q deserved popularity.
Or fierce's sNIedicai Adviser sent on
trriyt VI siamps 10 pay fof mailing oalY
&cnd - une-eepf s.amps fof book IN paper
IlTrfa, o. 81 a4mp ~ cloth .bound vel
umt Addiee d. kN herce buhatosNE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-06
HUSBAND MAKES GROUND
FOR SEEKING DIVORCE
seoroia petitioner for q Severance
Of the Tie That Binds Presents
Life Showing an Average Of
Moro Than One Quarrel
Day for Fourteen
Years.

AUGUSTA, GA, June s0-John Mad
gett has petitioned for divorce. hs
|~spouse and we have, avers Madgett'
|ouarreled CLIO times in IA years, OF q
triae oyer 400 times a year. More
than one quarrel a day, therfore, varied
the humdrum course Of this couples
married life. Madgett kept stflc.
register Of every row. He gives the
causes Of quarrels as follows;
Late meals, 1881.
Wife asked money, $3.50.
Husband tracked mud on kitcheh
floor, s23.
Husband snored, l3i.
Wife used husbands razor to rip
seams, las.
No dumplIngs with chicken stew
l03.
Wife,s cold feet, I2S.
wife sold eggs and bought clothes
"a. NJ,
wife laughed when husband STUDDED
toe 10 dark, 43.
Husband would not cut his nails, Al
Husband broke plates, 1861
The clock ran down, IL.
Husband would not quarrel II.
Husband would not go TO church, .
Wife threw husbands pipe into I'M
stove, 4.
Wife wore red ribbons, 4.
Pump fruze, ;.
House smelled Of onions, }.
Wife made coffee without an egg II
IL 5.
Madgett's recital includes othe
causes Of quarrels, which are as follows
Because the black hens leg was broK
en-; cause the COW choked on a raw tur
nlp; because the canary bird died
because he was not a Baptist; beeaus
, the house smelled OF cabbage; becaus
the horse ran away; because German
woulc not give up Alsace-L Lorraine; bt
cause a dog howled; because God mad
Eve out Of one OF Adams ribs; becaus
alligators lay eggs; because Solomo
had 1000 wives and no end OF cor
lcubines; because the Mormons are nc
Indians; because pineapples do nc
grow in Canada; because he fell In u
creek; because he shot the pig; becaus
she sat down on his hat, and becaus
they had no children3
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-06
A K WONDER.

One small bottle Of the Texas Won
der, Halls Great Discovery, cures all
kidney and bladder troubles, removes
gravel, cures diabetes, seminal ennis
|sions, weak and lame backs, rheuwa-
tism and all irregularities Of the
kidneys and bladder In both men and
women; regulates bladder troubles II
children. If not sold by your druggist
1t will be sent by mail on receipt Of OIL
One small bottle is two months treat
nent and seldom fails TO perfect
cure. DR.. E. W. Hall, sole manufac
turer, P. @. Box 629, ST. Louis, Mo
Send for testimonials. Sold by al
1ruggists Onice. 1881 Olive street.