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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16

Gin NCNcr SUR H alton q G.
broGt I. - Rcoion WottbeipS, ein
9teacr pomNud Giper, betrltg iid am
80. Moi an Scr ode bon 8ronfliu,
uno GutomItrobe in elmer iolden
@ciic onb FoIi5iit Sole i'm perbai
ten mubtc. Ter yteger meigerte iid)
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te Elm SnnOgcmenoe, an Dem oildy
9oli3iit lcpi9 nftipen gntbeil nobul.
4ls Die G9ludlt Doriiber mar, mus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16

Gin Gcttcrtuuititii If. Sn
Snnnouer cri6ien i'm OifijicrSfaiino
bel Der 9lbi6ieOsieicr ocs bisbcrigen
GbefS Der 6%eriibmten MilitGrreitifulc
8enernls lieutenant D. Wiblnif bod
5u 9ob, bealcitct bon elmer SunOe-
mellte, i'm Speiieiaal. Gr mar Die
lteile Sreppe binaui gerittcn, ulnritt
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Meute. Gin itorfes NeiterfunItltiid
oas BORT bon Den i6eioenoen G6eis
iGpeilen ~nusgeiiibrt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16
Gin saraatn fur seimfatte.enner

3ebn gder auien urbarcu lutocs fir &c.
%rniitebali, ~ Wieile ron Iubitiatipn NIB 10
Wieilen bon Der Staot. BET Guiternf6naIcIl
Ianbitrabe %cniierltt. in anne arn%nbel.9onutb +;
gsreiS $3.50.
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Gin z Hder @runoittid.
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lihfett. Aommt bOrtcrcitct BHnt stbfdiut oeS
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"a. WPeile an Nrm hes WiaaolbgsS Imffe5; ipirn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16

0r. 135, SarriiIn., nubc 9eEtngtsn.etr.
SEQ. @iinibcr, IT,, ErnIsGo.'s Nier art
Sapf. ggarnler puuf6 ben IL bis 1 llbr
9{nbmittd9s. age hcu!inen Bidder Iinb
aum gIefudbe einatInhen. 9. Il B.sIeIe'
pbun - U1t. Serunn 603 v.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16
Soro6 Mtrs, ,Welobte.0aus."

WOfoDItsVdf brr EOlns uHh tOrttHs5H.
Suu%ptquartier oeS 8sfnnnnereil5 -WSelo'
BITE. Ginaftunben ieoen 3onuerltdgabenb.
&erfdmmIllngcH hes nGeHtenuioI WtcBeer'
GereinsI ieben 2. unh 4. 9tsuft1g i'm
Micnnt. IelepbnH - UT. 8ernoh 2656 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16
Nham Mnrp,s Meitnnrnnt.

Pr. 1t04, Observation-Disclosures.
Der ~gturhnit 2mmeriudDrenoer Sunoerrtn
non Baltimore" berfdmulelt f6 bier ie'
ben Woutdg. 1errGe Vrebm & GonS
gier nm 8apf, nab b.utt6cr art btrsft
bonn SAB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16
Sn %perfamfen:

Der 3peiitodiqe 2aoen nno 8obn.
bdus Nr. 2S08, Sairmount- apcnue;
biliger @runo5ins. Rad)5uiragen
bel 6. 5. Gallagher, Nr. 2407, Jair.
momnt-Mpcnae. (f46-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16
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@iocr'S v@bclweif. 0aGe."
EniI. nnh Emit NlncMMr NnnInn

WiarOlann. Iclcnbun - q Sc.
0uuptdul rtier hCS CciuliAOcrcir5 pThels
mctl," oEunel .Sicrctns hes G6cliuciB, ="
pGnutonsGnnfInuS yr, 4th, T.. ., s."
oSricrtnlsSiltriiiS Mr. 16s. ,. u.sN.," II.
Canton Gpars u.g'CrNnitNunQs sEercils. "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16
second CALL.

1000 lIntteb RdtIpabs inc. ............ 1914
10000 uniteb gGiIuaBs inc. ............ 1874
1000 uuiteh RaiIpabs inc. ........... 10
10000 lluitch Rnituabs inc ............ 1914
$4,000 llnitco 8uiIpabs inc. ............ 1875
5000 utb, 3bs. inc, g.. I. G.)........ 721,
5000 llnitco 0|ainwa1s 4er. ,.......... 02h
5000 bacon @v. & etsbt 5er..........1o1h
1000 No. & Feunu, inc. ......... 68l4
1000 Scaboarb 4er ................ 8Sh
5000 5caOooro 10 Sabre sea. .........1 O1h
100 0ouftOn Oil conf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sh
100 0ouiton Ctl con- ............... az
100 oouttou Oil cont !. l........... sIa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16
rnrn e. a1rfn,s M.nnnrnnI

Gr. SiG, Sab, nabe Suiuarb.s traRe.
@or5iilIi6e 2Seire, Spirituoien II. nnioIls
gtgdrrcn. yCiies Nler am Sapt. Hunib
fir @cisbdftslente bon 1t.30 8Grnl. bts
9 llbr glnImittnas. Selepbon 8. & y.
- Wt. GernOn 300S ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16

Wr. 923, GSrS.Gecn., Gde Nafbuns. ctr.
2lerfdnImIunaSlufaI hes nslntOntd : gou'
elaees gsr. 800. ). s. 81 %sStenhen.9t'
1903, 3. u.sN." uto n9iitriitS Rr. 80,
3. u.sW" Snlle an Ntreine AL bermte'
then. Setnilc Ntere, @cine uno atosIe
@ctr6nie. GCltpbun: 6. & y. &olte $40 n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16
SH %Ocrfaufcn.
Sn %uerfanfcu:

Gtne @tttmc bat 81 0dutcr in allen lbei!en
her Sinbt. mcIhc ie iofort ocrfuufcn mus. aPan
nbrciitrc: "2'Dg &c." Gcutimcr GorrcIvonOrnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16

Gin iItcrer bcutf6cr Secmnnr. Idnacre
Sabre as Nndh llro Gtcparh sur Gee aeiabreu.
tndt ru6iGc Gtcue unI 2unoe in cincm 0OtCI
uoer Hcttnurnnt: III her CHQlifheH SprahP
1919, 9ifuIiun.S trnbr, 4peuit.Ypiut.
(t66-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16

ITHIInlts Observation-Disclosures
Der a3cntiteu @%Cieui6Git. =. Sieisntaen, be
teuifbe &unonericr, glrbettcr uno SiCnft6oteT
gu bcibIitigel pilultcn, moueu fth pcrfdnlih
pier IN frullfiIten Qrteien an oen MgeRtcn Der
SeteIlfhaft, SuBaHn .. Wir1cr, 1r. 2l9, SHc.
Ebarp-strnke, menhen, iueldber unentgeltlih
f%lustunlt crlbetleH lpiro. Sprebitnloen bon 1
bis 8 llbr. CSaH2S, tO q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16

Qleffuunt.
@erlan8t inn Iagemcincu.


Sir ctnc 6nrm in Gorb-GaroItna lpiro tir
slnticber Qciubt, pcrbcirntbet ooer lcotR. hct lit
telneul Sud b6uiG bcndnocrt II, aud NeIultz
nine bat bon Ntcb uno Shlucinc3udht. sails
geluiinilbt. inuu berfclbe bci'm Gtnentbiiner Der
S1rH luu6ncu. Mid u~orCfitrc an nS," Scmt.
inCr Gurrcipuuocut". UG7-W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16

Sin 0utmu6er fuht Stc1unQ In elmer Tas
brit, Ga66ufragen i'm rSeutifen Surrcipnns
bout" Gr. ii3, Git.Saitimnrc. StrnRe.
U65-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16
Sm taniem aeiMht
9tntIMee Mrbelts. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

lIriOutmdnn fnuil feline &iuicr ooer @rllnh.
aintC. feline committeeman Nan ~ahrcliirc
~. g." SCntihrr G%Urrripunocnt. UG5-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16

FTUWU 0H UVIIWWTVW.
SuIne acUt nab europa. UeribIelhCrt elcs
qallteo slpriQbt @rano Winbagonb GiCno:"
mtnltcr Furlors]tia. o bel IL; S(uco heinabe
rel: J~tcdnung uno northumberland
merbcn Dem H1ltcr gegehCn, g{ab3ufraqcn in
VII, 2l02, Nic6MluBI nabc SlDume. strnhe.
(Sunit .1liD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16
Sm pcrmictbcn:
3u pcrmietben
3u ucrfanfcn pocr 5m Dermietbcm.
3u pcrtanien pber IN prrmtrtbrn.

3u u%crtnnien pber III nermietben:
opldorn Gprina Sntcl." 81 Wfeileu an Der
@uriorh.Roah, 3ur Rctt is mtimten g9eGs bon
her Strnbenhubn. Sh1ne Yuge. (Sriinne liir
9SeCbfel 9cgebcrt. 9lah5ufragci i'm Sptei uhcr
Srunt' unb Surrcit. SiraGe.
!. VI. GbriitopBcr, GiaentBiImer.
Q6l-G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16

EGic .snr Geiie ms Nuslanb be-
lorgt 6. &aine, Nr. 413, GftsGalti-
more-S traRc, mabe Goitnm9Onie-Npe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16

JDbu ". SherDel q Sons,
Smporteure uno &ngruSs9tuubrs8dnoler
659-GG1, ySeit.Bratt', nahe SeHn.Str.
VGltimnre, Wto.
q. & B.s5elepbon - South 1876 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16

10000 lttltieO 9iainpaD3 inc. .......... 1874
10000 ltniteo HuiHuans inc. ........... 73ag
800 Pill. &. e. NJ. H.. 4er CGtts) ...... 90
1000 llntteo BaiIpabs 4er. .......... 021a
5000 No. q Sienna. Terminal Ser. .104!a
5000 9laIHbnma Goal = 5rou ser. ...... 98h
5000 Cotton Tncf ser. .............. s6A
10000 ITO. HOs. inc. teIto. II. Gtf3).. 7gA
AZ giOrtbern Central ..............10o
. GonfoIio. Gas Ss,a
20 Continental Iruit ............. 1876
500 llto. 3t0s. tlruft Gtfs.) ......... 10
10 aIabamd 6. & 3. pfo.......... %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16
gu %Derfanfen.
gu ncrfaufen:


,u perfauien:
cine Nidcrci nit Rferb uHo l8agen ncbft
2ubers uno MISUNDERSTANDING Gad2Iira.
gen IN 1r. 526, GorosGoen.S trofe.
UB6-O
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StcncaeFum

SlVllEUtlHW.
Sin Iatdler. Der h~cuifdCn INN cnnIiibeIt
Gpru6c md6tie. fIdt Steluma bel elmer erbbca
rem Ncrqunpss oher llntcrnebmer Scfelfhaft.
9~lustutit cribcilt Sobanu 9Sulf, Gr. 1919, vi
d%iUli0us Strnfc, 2ucult'guiut. U6G-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16

100 Understandable al Bari. $40. IN elmer
Jnouttries9 nrpnration. in eeiuiini6ter an3aUl.
nerten 10 Fto8cnt nh. gtab6ufrnecn bel Sri.
W,onroe. Tr. 2f0, Sit.eeGiuatun. Strahe.
165,O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16
StcHcngeindc.
ete0eocfud

Stelc1clum:
Gin hcittihcr MinnH miinfbt Ctcnuun ais
Inltrctbcr. An63utragen in Gr. 1874. 9&cits
Gruf. Strnhc. UGG-S)
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-01-21

Perhaps Il is not etched enough; seno
It to the Gawk Hrrsvnx Co. Fsopiss
phone N6.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-01-21
CONFER ADDRESSES
CROWD At ATHENS
SAYS WHENEVER ONE OF THE
MULES PULLING THE SHIP OF
STATE sALKs HE MUST BE UN-
HITCHED.


Athens. January 9O.-(speeial)-B. B.
Conner, candidate for governor, spoke
at the court mouse in this place today
to a large and representative audience,
of nearly 200 men, mostly farmers. He
was given fine attention and some APP
plause during the speech, which lasted
for two hours, and which was confined
for the most part to the question of rail-
way legislation and foreign rates, He
made some sweeping charges, which he
said had never been denied. He was out
spoken in his remarks about the election
OF members of the legislature. He COM
pared tho farmers and business men of
the state as a six mule team and called
It the ship of state and. said whenever a
mule in the team failed to pun to unhitch
and leave the animal out and put in
another That whenever man represent
ing railroads. in any capacity, aspired to
represent the people In their law-making
bodies, to leave him at home
He was so environed that Il was impos-
sible for him TO faithfully represent the
best interests of the farmers and bus
mess men. He said this was no Conner
or Cunningham fight, but a fight of the
people for relief from outrageous rail-
road rates. He made the sweeping state
ment that the railroads of Alabama col
lected annually from the people of this
state TWO ana Il nail 1uilllOnS more freight
than they ought He said that Governor
Cunningham went further in the ques-
ton of reducing rates than he did, and
that his platform otherwise was q good
one. He denied being a demagogue as
had been charged to him, but he wanted
relief. He said that Alabama to foster
the upbuilding of factories, had for
given the taxes for number of years,
but that the roads instead of encouraging
the building of factories In the state.
gave to North Carolina factories better
rate on cotton In Alabama than they
gave the home factories.
Asked by O gentleman in the audience
II he was In favor of taxing white people
to educate negroes, he replied he would
have to be excused from answering this,
as he had not thought of the matter and
that 1t was too much politics for him.
He made very strong defense of his
position and left a fine impression with
all who heard him. Henry A. Skeggs of
Decatur, candidate for railroad commits
sioner. was present but did not speak.
This county will probably go for Conner.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-01-21
WHAT DO YOU CARE?
YOU'VE GOT YOUR HEALTH.
Great Natures Do Not Despair at Dis
appointment-They Look for
Something Else to Do.

The broad-gauged man of today does
not get blue just because things dom
always come his way unless there is
something the matter with him. IL he
falls down" on one proposition he i'm
mediately starts to look UP another. He
always looks forward and keeps on hust-
ling man with his health and facul-
ties has plenty of opportunities and the
man who gives up or even feels like
It has either a small nature or some
physical weakness.
Dyspepsia certainly puts the best Of
men out of condition for work of any
kind You cannot blame the dyspeptic
for getting blue. The very Nature Of
his disease is most depressing and CAL
culated to deprive him of ambition, en-
etgy and hope. There Is hope for him,
however, certain and sure
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are recog-
nized throughout the length and breadth
of the land as the one cure that's safe
and sure. Their unbounded popularity
resulting from the thousands and thou
sands of cures they have effected, prove
beyond the shadow of doubt their great
ness as cure. Wherein lies their great
ness? In the very fact that they are
Natures own simply remedy. They do
the exact work in exactly the same way
that the digestive fluids of the stomach
do because they are composed of exactly
the same elements and possess the same
properties. They relieve the weak and
worn out stomach of its burden of diges-
ton and permit 1t without let or him
drance to rest and grow sound and we'll.
The stomach will get well quick enough
in its own natural way If 1t is let alone.
That Is what Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
do. They not only let 1t alone them
selves. but make the food taken into
the stomach do the same.
You can satisfy yourself Of the truth
OF this statement by putting the food
YOU would eat into a glass jar with
sufficient water and one or Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets. The process OF
digestion will be taken up and carried
out just as the gastric juice ana other
digestive fluids would do 1t. Their action
is natural and they cause no disturb
ance in the digestive organs. In fact
you forget you have stomach when
they begin to do their work. so mild ana
natural Is the operation. stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets are for sale by all drug
gists at b0c a box.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-01-21
PAYING POLL TAXES.
Bibb County Voters Failing Into Line
as February Approaches.

Centreville. January Especial. )-Five
hundred and forty voters In Bib county
have paid poll tax up to this time. As
the time for paying this tax grows short
er the people seem to take more interest
in its payment. And 1t now seems that
not great many people in the county
will be DISTINGUISHED on account of not
having paid poll tax.
Trion t. Harris of Blocton has an
nounced himself as candidate for sheriff
Mr. Harris is a merchant at Blocton and
has for a number of years been promi-
nently identified with the political and
business affairs of the county. 1t is now
probable that more than dozen men will
be In the race for sheriff. The contest for
this office overshadows all others.
The roads in this section of the coun-
try are worse than they have been for
ten years.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-01-21
WEEKLY AVERAGES
OF CLEARING HOUSE

New York. January 2o.--The statement
of the clearing house banks for this week
shows that the banks hold SIG, 764575 over
the legal reserve requirements. This is an
increase of $Ss55,925 over last week. The
statement follows:
Loans, sl,025, sos, 500: increase s2O,55s 900.
Deposits. 1O29 1863 800: increase. SS2 1s3. 100.
Circulation, $50, ess. 400; decrease, sso7.4oo.
Legal tenders, sS4.lSs 500; increase, $751;
9OO
Specie, sls9.96s, 300; increase $l1,6sS, 800.
Reserve, s274,l06. 900; increase Sl1. sse7OO.
Reserve required t257. s42.s25; increase.
sS,O4O.T7b.
Surplus, $16,764.575; increase, $S,955.925.
Ex- United States deposits. sls,ssS,S75; in
crease $3.960,625.
New York. January 2o.--The Financier
says:
The official statement of the New York
Associated Banks last week, as was the
case the previous week. showed an I'M
portant increase in cash and also In the
surplus reserve. The cash gain In both
weeks was largely due to receipts from
the interior in excess of shipments; like
wise to heavy disbursements by the sub
treasury. The officially reported increase
In cash was $11. 996. 700, and it may be noted
that the gain In this Item in tho corre-
spending week last year was only a little
less than this sum. The deposits were
augmented last week by $32. 163,10O, which
amount was only $387,50O smaller than the
total of the Increase In loans plus the
gain in cash; therefore the statement
made a good proof. The required reserve
of % per cent against general deposits
was Increased $8.040,05. deducting which
from the gain in cash, left s3,955,925 as the
increase In surplus reserve to $l6,764,515.
Computed on the basis of deposits, less
those of $685. 200 public funds, the sur
plus is SIS, 1888 ,375 The loans were expanded
$40 $4,000, as was expected would be the
case from the active speculation In the
stock market during the week, 1t Is note
worthy that whereas in the previous week
loans were In excess of deposits by 81
1885, 400, and in the first week of January
by $40 1880. the deposits were last week
In excess of loans by $3773,S00.
The daily average of bank clearings for
the week was s4400O0.000 exchanges re-
ported ON Saturday rejecting Fridays
business were s40a, 634,797 Comparisons OF
loans by Individual banks show that eighnl
institutions increased this item by seven
teen and one-third millions net. Nine
banks gained thirteen and one-third MIL
lions net cash.
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CURED OF
MORPHINE HABIT
Or. H. Oliver Tells How He Cur
ed a Patient of Using Eight
CD Grains of Morphine a
Day Hypode at a
Cost of One Dollar.

On September.s l related in the columns
OF this paper the story of how l had
called at the office of the Delta Chemical
Company, Missouri Trust Building, St.
Louis, Mo-, and secured a trial bottle OF
MORPHINA-CURAf for the cure of drug
habits, and how took this preparation
to the house of a lady patient and i'm
mediately' put her on treatment. At that
time she was using 5 grs. sulphate NOR
phine hypodermically each "a hours-age
As years-physical condition poor-appe-
title indifferent-sleep fitful-bowels con-
stipated- Kidneys infamed-pupils of eyes
contracted
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began her treatment by administering
q good dose of ealomel and soda, and the
following morning put her on NOR
PHINA-CURA in ten-drop doses, discon-
tinuing the morphine entirely, and the
preparation sustained her perfectly. From
time to time I made a material reduc-
tion of the dose lof MORPH1NA-CURA
without Inconvenience to the patient, and
was soon giving eight drops per diem
five times per day, and made the reduc-
ton from them as follows:
drops times per day for days
drops, times per day for days.
drops times per day for days.
drops, times per day for days.
3 drops 3 times per day for days
drops, times per day for days.
1 drop, times per day for days.
drop, times per day for days.
AS will be seen from the above, l had
her entirely off of MORPHINA-CURA
in "a days. The night before discontinue
ing its use entirely I gave her good
dose of calomel and soda, after which L
put her on a splendid tonic, as follows;
R.--F. e. Passifora Incarnata. fl. OF. l..
F. e. Avena Saliva ............f. DIR. 1.
Tr. Hydrastis Canad ..........f. OF. /.
Tr Nux Vomieai ..............h. OF. IL.
Tr. Cannabis Indica.. III. OF. /.
aTr. Cinchona Comp. a. s. add
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. OF. VIII.
Mix. Sig: One "a teaspoonful in one
fourth glass of water every two 90, four
90 or six 60 hours, as NECESSARY TO
CONTROL NERVOUSNESS, but must
mot repeat dose more than three 90 to
four "a times in "a hours.
CThe ABOVE NERVE TONIC can be
prepared by any druggist)
This patients recovery has been the
most remarkable thing of the kind |
have ever seen during my extensive ex-
perience with doctors and medicine. As
i said before, I never publicly recon-
mended any medicine In my life, but shis
medicine and It's makers are doing a
great work. and deserve the endorsement
and co-operation of the entire medical
profession. I highly recommend 1t to
any one In need of treatment for NOR
PIIINISM The directions are plain and
simple, and the preparation can be sue
cessfully taken by any one who Is In
earnest about getting a cure. Yours fra
ternally.
DR. H. OLIVER, Phi. G.,
No. f143 Bayard ave., st. Louis. MO.
MorphIna-cura lie for Sale by 6lrmlng-
ham Druggists.
Persons residing in Birmingham can OBJ
tain free trial bottle of MORPHINE
CURA at any Of the following Birming-
ham retail drug stores: Cheek-Sim Drug
Co., No. 800 N. Twentieth street; Gum
Drug Co., 2017 Second avenue w, L.
Houseman, No 800 N Nineteenth street;
Jacobs Pharmacy, No. 200 N. Nineteenth
street; j. L. Parker. 1908 First avenue.
Birmingham druggists also have MOR-
PHINA-CURA on sale at one dollar
($1 .00) per bottle. Out-of-town druggists
can obtain MORPHINA-CURA from the
Dcster-Northington Drug Co.. Birming-
ham Ala. Persons who cannot visit the
Birmingham drug stores for free trial
treatment can write In confidence to the
Delta Chemical Co.. Missouri Trust Bldg,
st. Louis. Mo. for free trial treatment.
which will be sent them in plain cover,
postage paid.
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A sale wherein
Is concentrated our
best efforts and experience
In conducting these important
eVentS-Our great
preparations enable us to
present you values I'M
preCedented in special sales
here or elsewhere.
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Observation-Disclosures DRUG CO.

That's the kind we serve. Try it and
you'll agree. Made just right and its
Huyler's. Hot refreshing, Strengthening.