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NEW COMMERCE COMMISSIONERS
The President Plans to Name J. s. Harlan
f.. T., Clark and Franklin Lane.

r.. r.. Nldfh anu FTbiihlH Iuhc'
WASH INoToN. June 28.-In anticipation
of the passag e Of the railroad rate bill
President Roosevelt has been casting around
for material to enlarge the Interstate Com
merce Commission, which will be charged
with the duty of enforcing the law. 1t has
been practically determined that these
shall be the new commissioners;
James S. Harlan Of Illinois, son Of Justice
Harlan of The United States Supreme Court;
E. Z. Clark Of Iowa, the head of the national
organization of railway conductors, and
Franklin Lane OF California, whose nominal
ton to the existing vacancy on the COM
mission has been held up in the Senate for
several months.
The present members Of the Federal body
will be red appointed, according to the pro-
gramme. They are Martin A, Knapp Of
New York, chairman; Judson c. Clement
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Of Mississippi proceeded to clear the gal
leries and the House with an hours argu-
ment against a ship subsidy. Mr.. Rhinock
five minutes upon adopting his views re-
garding pipe lines. Mr.. De Almond of Mis-
souri, spoke for twenty-five minutes to less
than a score Of members against govern
ment by injunction and in favor Of the rights
Of labor.
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d. AItmtatt & On.

Stationery Easramims.
ORDERS RECEIVED FOR THE ENGRAVING OF WE'D. i.
DING INVITATIONS, MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT.
CHURCH AND RECEPTION CARDS.
for which Engraved Specimen, Of the approved Lebernss arc Known.
Sketches submitted and eainate. quoted for Crea, Goats Of Arms, Mono
mann, Club Iuisia, Hotel and Yachting Stationery.
ADDRESS DIES FOR COUNTRY HOUSES.
During the Summer month";. particular attention is given to the submitting
OF information and suggestion, ito person, residing out Of town. and to the
DUN aul delivery Of orders received by mail.
Ntnrtrrnth 6trrrt ann Stxth AuPnts. Srtn Vurk.
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Highest temperature o. al
WARRINGTON FORECAST roR TO DAY AND TO MORROW
Eo, eastern Neu York and Neu England. partly
cloudy 10 day and TO norrou; rdrabie tctnds.
For New Jersey, Delaware and eastern Penn
sylvania, occasional showers to day; partly cloudy
o.morrow; variable winds.
For western New York and western Pennsyl-
vania. partly cloudy to day: showers at night and
tomorrow: variable winds.
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Outing Trousers for Men

DESTINED and tailored to stay where you want
them, without suspenders or a hitch every now and
then-snus at the sirth and rather full at the hips.
Flannels, unfinished worsteds, wool crashes and tweeds in
stripes and mixtures that run from Grave to gay in pattern.
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON, June 2e.-Thesc army orders were
issued TO day;
Major Benjamin II, Creever, sixth Cavalry, de.
tailed for recruiting service al Fargo, y. D., reliev.
ing Major Charles b. Nogdes. retired, ordered 10 his
Capt. Robert c. Williams, Thirteenth Cavalry,
detailed for recruiting service at Martnette, Wis.
relieving Major John {. White. retired. ordered 10
his home.
These officers detailed for recruiting service:
Capt. Oren B. Meyer, Fourteenth Cavalry. Salt
Lake City. Utah: Capt. William II. Wassell, Twenty.
second Infantry, Spokane, Wash; Capt. Frank L.
Bdmfcrd, Twenty eighth Infantry. San Antonio,
Tex: Ca pit. Lucius / Durfee. Seventeenth In infantry,
Roanoke, Va; Capt. De Roscy c. cabell. First
Cavalry, Fl Paso. Tex.
Major 2. ". Torrcy, Twenty fourth infantry,
detailed for service In the Inspector Generals
ONCE. vice Major Francis H.. French, Inspector
General, relieved.
retired list with the RAM; NJ PUgnaicr General.
Major Hugn J., Scott, FHdrtrrnta Cavalry, TO be
superintendent United States Military Academy
West Point, August 81. vice Brigadier General
Albert L.. Mills, relieved.
These navy orders were Issued;
Passed Assistant Surgeon II. o. Shifiert. from
Naval Hospital. Philadelphia to marine detach
ment. Isthtnus OF Panama.
Assistant surg con c. F. Ely. from marine detach
ment, lsthinus of Panama, TO home and walt orders
Assistant Surgeon J. =. Woodward, from Wash
ington 10 home and wait orders.
Midshipmen E. L. McSneehy and A. Norris, from
the Charleston to the Lancaster.
Surgeon +. r., Mash, from the MonAdnock u
laval station, OlongApo.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-10

was reported TO the house by the APP
preparations committee, which was
made a special order for Monday.
The amount carried by the bill is
$685. 1922 less than the estimates.
The appropriation for the current is-
cal year aggregated $50, 1853, 1855. The
entire number Of salaries carried in
the bill is IA. 727 or 22O less than in
cluded in the estimates therefor. and
20 more than provided for the current
year. An increase from 81 1000 to
81 400 Is made in the Allowance to
members OF the house for clerk hire,
and the requirement that members
certify they have spent this amount
is omitted. The appropriations for
miscellaneous expenses for the year
is cut from 500. 600 to $50, 600. The
salary Of the secretary to the speak
or is increased from s 900 to "a 900.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-10
MExIcANs sAor FOR pILLAoINe.
None Of the Dead Bodies at Clifton
Rescued.


Solmonyille, Ariz. Dec 10.-Re-
ports from the flood stricken city Of
Clifton Indicate that while the water
has subsidized the town is paralyzed
by pools of mud and smelter and sed-
lments, No definite list OF the dead
IA be obtained. The first rush,
which came soon after dark Monday
night, formed dam Of wreckage,
AID threw fierce currents over the
town. The store OF the Arizona Cop
per company. carrying a half million
dollars worth of stock, was flooded
five feet deep. The smelter works
built over the stream were wrecked
and six miles OF the track Of the Col
orado branch is destroyed The
tracks OF the Arizona and New Mex
leo railway are under three feet Of
slime.
The city Is under strong guard TO
prevent vandalism. Much suffering
among the poorer classes is becom-
ing manifest, business Is at a stand
still and one telephone wire Is the
sole connection with the outside
world. No bodies have been re-
covered. and the>complete death list
never can be ascertained. The dam
age is estimated at $500, 900.
Much plllage Is now going on. and
several Mexicans have been shot. The
town OF Metcalf, north OF Clifton,
was also damaged, but no lives were
reported as lost.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-10
Answer Made BY southern .

Washington. D. O., Dec. lO-The
Southern railway has fled with the
interstate commerce commission rs
answer to the charges OF excessive
freight rates on furniture shipments
and complaints Rgains, the character
Of the cars furnished for such ship
ments, These complaints were filed
BY The t,irniture dealers OF Georgia,
and other southern Htates. Tho road
declares that no reasonable objection
can be made 20 the character OF ears
supplied 10 furniture manufacturing Il
also claims that freight charges are
not higher than they should be. Rep
rosontauyes OF the railroad company
and furniture manufacturers viii be
given a hearing BY the commission
within the next i've days.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-10
DougLE kILLlNo N oaEENMLLs
Negro Ran Amuck In . mississippi
Town.

Greenville, Miss, Dec 1O.-Two
persons dead, two seriously wounded
and two slightly injured. is the re-.
suit OF a bloody fight which occurred
here shortly after noon Friday.
Felix Holman, negro haIling from
Arkansas, shot and killed Celina Hol-
man. negress, in Pratts negro
boarding house. Oficer II. A. Aber-
cromble, with B. Golfer, william
Vaught aud Enoch Thompson, enter
ed the boarding house to arrest Hol-
man. The negro had two pistols
and fired upon the arresting party.
The first shot passed through
Thompson's breast killing him in
stantly. Another shot struck Acting
ofIicer Golfer in the body and he is In
precarious condition. Ohicer Abb
ercrombIe, the oldest policeman on
the local force, had his right thigh
shattered by a bullet from the negro's
revolver. He Is seriously injured
NJ. Wainer, q business man, was hit
by bullet In the leg, but is only
slightly hurt.
After emptying his pistols at the
partg the negro. fed from the board
ing house and was fred upon by ON
GERS and citizens. He was finally
driven into a warehouse and after a
threat was made 10 burn him out
Of hts hiding place. he surrendered TO
SheriR Crouch and. was lodged In Jail
Holman was shot In the arm,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-10

New York. Dec. i0-GFover Cleve-
hand Is 81 1t mis- home In Princeton
Of acute Indigestion. He has been
sick a week and still remains unlm-
proved. His physician. DR.. Carno-
chan. said that Mr. Cleveland was
not in a very serious coalition, but
was In pain, Asked II M. Cleve-
laad vas suffering from nothlng ex-
cept indigestion. be replied; Il have
no knowledge OF anything else. He
also said Mr.. Cleveland had been in
Tor some time and oaly BY the most
extraordinary eEoFt had ~ seen MI.
Carnegie. who called Wednesday.
we expect AR Cleveland ont in
few DAYS. continued Dr. Carnerhan.
~but I CanI tell exactly when.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-10

New YOrk. De i0.--At a mass
mcstiag ~ TIE beard o. trustees q
a. rasl eAlid labor oonultsse
hsla ape ~ beard iook Gnal ae-
uon o. ne propcsei natioaal eAns
labor lau Resoluiiopa ueru ADOPT
"a eltcrsi1g ne BerVdsgt an ln
saaaiaufe a. uatiqaai esiH labor
au, All ea,agising ths ialo samusl
s2eoccr r-eaeeas 90 ~ soaihsra
rsi.uay Hae vas ere * 80 tremsss
e. tf cnmulfts
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-10

From Sundays Daily Sun.
The famous Barlow MInstrels, under
the ownership aud direction OF j. A.
Ooburn, appeared 20 a ine house last
uisht, Notwithstanding the fast that y
was Saturday, when many found "
impossible 90 leave business.
The show, which was always favor
Ice here, was up 70 its StAndssd OF sI'
eelleucs, and the various features H's'
with hearty applasue The program
sAs considerably heightened, oUinE 70
the numerOaa encores 10 which the per-
formers responded RrAeiously.
The BIG SHOW this year is beiis'
than ever, II SOeh 3 thing eoaid o
possible. and those who ATTENDED wsf'
we'll pleased.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-10
rwsIve MIners pIs n shaft

Laredo. Tex. Dec. 10. -Eews has
just reached this city from Monterey
Mexico, Of mine accident. which
occurred on Tuesday last, at the Av-
inc mines, and which resulted in the
death OF twelve Mexican miners. at
work In the shaft. Had II not been
that the entire force Of me Unemployed
IN TIE mine had not commenced their
laborB for the day. a number OF tho
others might have been killed The
accident occurred az an early hour
IN the morning According 10 the
best available Information. the acci-
dent was due to carelessness OF some
one In letting a big flow OF water into
the lower level, where the men were
drowned. They'were caught as rats
In a trap by the immense fow OF wa
ter. caused by the opening OF a food
gate. and had no chance OF escape.
The authorities will make a rigid in-
vestlgation OF the accident and will
endeavor to AK the responsibility.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-10

iuuy declares that q diamoai ~
- hard that u placed on an anv'l 50. ..
siruck with 4 sic,lEe hansmer y 80
give hack q blow % sach f1rrr %
stiver both anvil and haru'ff
r,eo,s Another % bis Woadcrfal 20,
states hat -on ne shoru % ne i'.al-
q cyrrus there Was a stooe Bee p,
ing eyes forzncd - cDcrahiA
tho0e 81 hrirhlly thst az tae So
were lnEiorious,y fgightenei Auay ?
Gshermea accor1ingiy PuGed ths
AIS out aad rgt In Ei1ss eyes .ni
whercc9ra ne uise aseca 49,
bo,ier and rstuzped o theiF aceli--
q neiR~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-10
Saturday morning Of paralysis.

Saturday morning of paralysis. He
was commander OF several Of the con-
federate war vessels during the civil
strife, and II Is he who commanded
the blowing up Of Of st. Mary 81, the
port OF Antonio, Jamaica. He, after
the civil war, went to England but
returned and was arrested by order
of Gideon Wells, secretary Of the ma
w, and was held until March, 1869,
being the last confederate prisoner to
be released.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-10
SPENCER SUCCEEDS
SUPT. A. |. GLASS
New District Superintendent Will
Assume Duties Immediately.
HEADQUARTERS IN THIS CITY

General Superintendent Ford States
That There is No Foundation to Ru.
NOR That Offices Would be Trans.
ferred to Jacksonville.
From Sundays Daily Sun.
The Times. Union of Saturday an.
nouDces the appointment OF L. s. Spen.
Ger, for some time superintendent OF
terminals at Jacksonville, to succeed
superintendent A, L. Glass Of the
Gainesville district, resigned. The
appointment Of Mr.. Spencer was eur.
rently reported in this city Friday,
but, while the Information was re.
garded as a certainty, it could not be
verified at the district Offices here.
In connection with this appoint.
ment, The Times, Union adds:
with this appointment comes the
announcement, or rumor, that the
Gainesville district Office, with the
force of some tep or twelve employees
will be transferred to Jacksonville,
where Supt. spencer's offices will be
located
"H. o. Macarthur, former train.
master Of the Jacksonville district,
succeeds L. E. Spencer ss superintend.
ent Of terminals here.
u. F. Council. superintendent OF
the Norfolk district, is to succeed 2.
MiddlebrOok, superintendent Of the
Lakeland district, with headquarters
in Lakeland, MIR. Middlebrook having
been assigned to other duties:
these appointments, it lie sn'
nounced, will take effect December 10.
S"Whh the announcement Of these
appointments Il was learned that A.
L Glass resigned TO receipt a position
with Chase & Co., near Gainesville,
who are large phosphate dealers"
Headquarters to Remain Here.
There is evidently no foundation to
the TumOr, or announcement as The
T,-U. plesses to term IL, 20 the effect
that the headquarters OF the Gaines
willie district will be moved TO Jackson
willie General Superintendent Ford
arrived in this city Saturday. He v"
seen as the Offices Of The Coast Line
and asked as TO the correctness OF the
rumor, when he replied that there vas
nothing 10 IL. Mr.. Ford admitted
however, that two or three men from
the train dispatcher's Office would be
transferred, but that would be the sI'
tent Of the change as far as Gsinesvils
10 concerned
Superintendent Spencer will STRIVE
in the city today, aud will assume he
duties tomorrow.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-10
VIII Protect rslsuraph FaelIItIss.


New Orleans. Dec. lo.-The nil-
nols Central NIlroad has lnaugurat-
81 a movement Tor protectins tcls-
graph facilities watch Il expected 10
be Of beneat 30 business o. The en-
uro southern Mississippi valley. rhta
YORK announced Friday nleat BY @.
"a. Groce, the newly appointed a..
sis,ani 60 TIE gcnegal manager % the
Illinois Central ID the cutting aopn
o. tres not oaly on the Failroad rlgAt
% way. bat also on private proPcr,y
adjoining ~ that no falling ire can
airlkV ne wire IN storms % thia
ana former yean falling uees oavo
crippled telegraph seyTico sosnetime1
ttroasheui ere entlFe scala.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-10
PIouahed Way Throuah Them

New York. Dec. 1O.-A theater
train on the New York Central and
Hudson River railroad about midnight
Friday, ploughed through a gang OF
workmen on the Harlem river bridge,
OF the New York Central and Hud-
son river railroad. instantly killing
one OF the men and fatally injurlng
another. The workmen were INSTALL
Ing a signal system on the third rail
system for the Central electric trains.
The man killed was John Kaiser, adj
dress unknown and the man fatally
injured. John Baumsarten. OF 81
East One Hundred and Seventeenth
street. The train that struck the
two men did not stop. After the ac-
cident became known all trains we're
held up until the foreman OF the gang
had called the roll Of his men to as
certain II the others were safe.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-10
FATE WILL !
E WITH JURY.
hether Mrs. Bird.
onld Endure
ALLsoED REPORT

sIfIss that Woman
o. Butter the Second
Cody Adjusting the
IsB. Dec. 10--sAn an
81. Angie Birdsong's
would attempt to.
evidence Saturday,
Is That the defendants
. e charge Of murder
Butler will depend
and appeals 10 the
upon long, minute
contribute to rem
81 desirable. The
he families OF both
d Or. Butler have
details Of evidence
nl.
nmunlty Of Month
tragedy happened,
much dispute
ii he case and for
points In the EVIL
reached quickly.
question has been
nan could endure the
Zen reports as DR.. But
b to have made.
pfising fapidity the pros
npleled It's evidence today.
halg had been occupied
as the states Witnesses
ire points were ahmed at
ecution. First 1t was
lnow that the youthful
bel was deliberate and
eNed her already 'mor-
man out OF his Office
adn whore sne adjusted
after he had pleaded
nd that with the weapon
she fred thaee more
him. The second aim Of
lon was to prove DR.. But
chhraoter.
he states witnesses, Mrs.
lived In a house across
from DR.. Butler. She
day THAI she saw the IA
both IN the ONCE and
nd that she heard the ply
cry:
le, Don't shoot me any more"
4 moment later DR.. Butler exclaim1
eMy Cod Angie, what Will become
you when you dleg''
Tbe witness said that she herself
lied TO Mrs. Blrdsong 70 stop shoot
This witness said that there was
truth IN a report that she had In
rned Mrs. Blrasong OF stories about
: latter's character alleged 10 have
en- circulated by DR., Butler. Tho
Ment into details about
e nature OF the physicians wounds
"a then rested IS case.
The defense Immediately called as
nrst witness the defehdant's moth
'.in-law. Mrs. s. p. Rlrdsone Tho
tier testified that the defendant at-
! the birth ofaher last child had
,own signs OF INSANITY, and that
ese symptoms were repeated about
. ame a. tho killing. The moth
,-law said that Mrs. Garrett, who
"a testified cor the state, called up
I, Mrs. nlrda0Rg a few days before
10 tragedy and. that after this VS.
,re departure Mrs. niranong remark
sAat n she found that Or. Butler
"a told an stories about her she
ouia KIN him. Witness said MIRA.
IfdsSng had been Out AZ night only
ice during the period the stories
.forred % and then the Descendant
"a gone Tor medicine At witness re-
iesl.
other witnesses told ~ Mrs. Bird
,ng's attempt a. saiclde q few dayp
,ioye tAe shooting.
Ms. Risdfongs defense 10 emotion
Insanity.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-10
Noted commsnssr Dead.

TauIa, Fle,. Dee. ne, -John Q,
nreln y ,As confederate nasy. eied
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-13
An Ounce OF Prevention .

10 worth Q pound Of cure. There are
many poor suGsrsrs, oonsumptivss.
Who are hopslsss Of getting wsll--who,
u they had taken care Of themselves,
would nov be we'll, A cough 10 the
foundation Of consumption. BallaFd's
Horshound syVup wlll cure thu, coagh
Ms. s., 0tes, Falls, Montana.
writes II have used BAllaFd's HoFs-
hound syrup In my family FOE year,
my ehlldFen never suffer wi,h coughs /"
Sold By W. NJ, Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-13
General Robert 6. Lee

Was thu greatest general the world
has ever known. Ballard's Snow Lint
meDt 10 ihe greatest Imminent, Qoick.
ly cures all palma IL 10 within the
reach Of all, T, II. Pointer. Hemp
stead, Texas, wTi,esi This 10 to GER
tiiy that Ballads Snow Liuimsnt has
been ussd in my household for yeArs
and hss been found TO be an excellent
linimeut for rheumatic pains, am
never without IT," Sold N W. NJ.
Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-13
She Found Relief.

II you are troubled with liver com.
plant and have not received help read
this. Mrs. Mary 4. Hammond,
Moody, Texas; II was 10 poor health
with liver tFouble-for over . year
Doctors did me no good and / tried
Herbins, and three bottles cured me.
| can't say too much for Herbine, a. IL
10 q wonderful liver medicine. / al.
ways have IL In the house Publish
where you wish 4" Sold by w. NJ. John
aOn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-13

You are after, whltsb Cream Yer.
mituRe has = worldwide reputation
~ the bee, OF ell worm dsstroypp aud
10, lie tonic influence on week aud
on'hEii'y eaildren. IL improves their
digestion and assimilation OF their
food, strengthens their nerVoo, system
aud restoFv, them TO health and visor
natural TO . child, II Jou want =
healthy. happy child, get . boi,l. oi
Whites Cream vstmisuge Sold BY
W, N. Johnsoa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-13
WILL PORTER WAS HERE.
Ssabosrd Engineer Who Was Ssri.
ously injured Last December.

Ssaboard Engineer Who Was Ssri.
ousIy injured Last December.
Among the visitors to Gainesville
Wednesday was Engineer W. II. Por.
ter, for many years q faithful employe
Of the SeAboaFd Air Line.
NJ Porter narrowly escaped death
IN q heAd.on collision Of q freight and
passenger train on The Orlando Wild.
wood branch Of the 6eAboAFd In De.
cember OF last year, being severely In
juFed In the head, from the result Of
which he lay unconscious for three
weeks. He Was the engineer OF the
passenger train, and HE fireman was
killed. Tbs engineer and nvemaD Of
the freight train lost their lives In this
accident, aud Engineer Porter declares
il nothing more than . miracle that he
10 not either "shovelling coal" or
Tapping about with a harp In HE
hand" &C this time.
Engineer Porter has Just returned
from an extended trip through che
West, where he was FecuperatinR, lie
expects TO return TO HE duties soon,
~ he has about recovered. lie has
many friends here who were glad IN
greet him again.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-13
Or. Flnc's Testimony ln,er.,,Ius.

Dr., Thomas fibn Of Boonsboro. No.
wAo hss prse,Ic-d medicine fot 81
ysas' says he has ussd ever prvssrip.
slon known 10 the profession Toe treat.
meas OF Kidney aud bladder disease.,
and ssys he has never found AnythinR
90 effective IN both chronic aud acute
kidnsy aud bladder trouble as Folvv's
kidney Cass. II stops irregularities
And eallds ap ths whole syslsm. J.
w MeColiam A Co
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-13
Starving TO Death.

Because her stomach was so weak.
ened by useless drugging that she
could not eat. Mrs. Mary II. Walters
Of St. Clair ST., Columbus, o., was
literally starving TO death. She wrt pes :
my stomach was 90 weak from hse.
less drugs that I coold not eat. and
my nerves 60 wrecked that l could.
not sleep; and not before l was given
up to die was l induced to try Electric
Bitters, with che wonderful resul that
Improvement began at once, end q
complete cure followed" Best Health
tonic on earth. Soc. GuaFantek I'd by
all druggists.