davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22

arrivals playing remarkably good game, and dur
ing the week there have been several spirited con-
tests between Mr. Wallace and F. Alddlehrook
who also plays very good game this season.
Interest in marksmanship has been awakened
among the guests at the Ampersand by the recent
organization Of the Mountainside Gun Club, which
is 70 be devoted to trap and target shooting
The club contemplates the purchase OF grounds
and the erection OF a clubhouse on land between
the Ampersand and Algonquin hotels These off,
GERS have been elected: DR.. c. C. Trembly presi-
dent; Charles A. Coolidge vice-president w. H.
Haase, secretary and treasurer; executive commit
tee. John Harding, Frank e. Kendall and George
v. w. Duryee.
Swimming has developed into a popular pastime
among the Arnpersand guests this season, and the
float anchored in the lake before the house has
been very popular place during the hot days OF
the last week The women find as much pleasure
in the sport do the Mrs T. w. Dur
yee and Miss Florence Sayre among the best
OF the women swimmers here.
The AmperSand has been the objective point OF
several automobile touring parties One OF the
many reaching here during the week included Miss
Louise Sergeant Miss Eleanor Nedway and Miss
NJ g. Nolan OF New York, and Walter Rittler, OF
Vienna.
The Arnpersand baseball team has shown itself
to be as strong this year as last. defeating the
professional Saranac Lake team, as well as the
Stevens House team.
During the week several pleasant little dinner
parties have taken place at the Ampersand, one
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22
THE AMpERSAND.

Ampersand, n. T.. July q (SpeciaD.-Golf is the
all absorbing topic the Ampersand now. for this
week a number OF the good players Of former sea-
sons returned. John S. Pearson, Of the Richmond
County Golf Club, who has returned 20 the Am
persand says the links never in better condi-
tion than nows md some good records have been
made over the course this week by both men and
women players. Three OF the best women players
ever visiting here were among those returning this
week. Mrs. Milton Z. Work, who came up this
week with Mr.. Work, is one OF the Ampersand's
best women golf players, having taken prominent
part in the tournament and matches OF former
sons Mr. and Mrs Work have as their guest Miss
Marie stovel, who is a well known woman golfer.
Miss Roma Huselton, another expert woman play
er arrived this week, as did Miss Anna L. Rhoades
Both Norman Huselton and Mr.. Work play as
strong games this year as in past seasons and DR..
Brainard H Whitbeck is another playing good golf.
Herbert Wallace, OF New York. is one of the new
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22
THE ST. REGIS LAKES.

Upper ST. Regis. n Y, July q (SpeciaD.-Now
that all the camps the St. Regis chain or lakes
have beeen opened for the summer. they are begin
ming 70 flll up with jolly house parties composed
OF friends Of the owners. These include many
young people, and the remaining weeks Of the sea
son win doubtless be marked by many pleasant lit
tie dinner parties and excursions TO points OF in
terest hereabouts. To add 20 the enjoyment OF the
life in this portion OF the AdirOndacks. the races
OF the ST. Regis Yacht Club viii soon be started
one OF the largest OF the parties arriving this
week was that reaching Robert II. CARROTS. Camp
woodmere. Mr.. Garrett. who was here early IN
the season with a party of friends returned this
week with another merry company among them
being DR.. G. Warden Miles. S. d. Brown. Mrs
HoratiO Turner, Miss Johnson. Miss Dobbins. Miss
Bond and Miss Margaret Creary.
Harold P. Stokes arrived at the Birch Island
camp OF Arson Phelps Stokes this week. and the
arrival of Commodore Stokes and the rest OF the
family Is looked Tor soon. 1ne camp naS rs rI5s
year. s e.,- davs
at the camp Of II. G. Trevor. MI Trevor spent
Saturday and Sunday with his family
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wheatland are sgeneslns fs
body at Camp Medamine MI and MIS- L. .,'5i "a
Thompson took dinner with Colonel FeaOooy anu
his guests one evening this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold g. Henderson arrived TINS
week at the camp Of Charles r Be3eerso&n; & on ene 9
Mrs. Robert Hoes camp. Point Rush -,
Professor and Mrs Graham Lusk opened thelF
''g The RI Rev. p r. turses arrived this week the
Pearl Island camp OF Mrs. Hulda =. Iiiany- v-
McAIpin, and his sister in camp this week Mr..
McAlpin, who is member Of the St Regis Yacht
DIR. Walter B. James who opened his camp on
Sptfre Lake this week. left soon atteFyard W1Sss
on q salmon fishing trip.
William Slade has been spending a few days az
r L. Slade.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22
WHITEFACE INN.

Lake Placid, n y. July q CSpeciaD.-The last
week has been busy az the inn, for. IN addi-
ton TO The regular guests. large party Of Pitts
burg insurance with their families have been
here They have enjoyed themselves immensely az
boating fishing. tennis. golf ana mountain climb
sng. One party OF about thirty. accompanied by
Eve guides, made the ascent Of Mt Whiteface one
day and took luncheon on the summit. Last Sum
day the party held q special religious service in
the Wigwam.
There has beene much interest in golf this week,
and an interesting tournament was started. Some
attractive cups have been offered by Manager
Mills sor the annual tournament on the Whiteface
Inn Inks. which is OF the golf events Of the
AdiEOndacks.
Several pleasant dinner parties have been held
az the Inn this week. One OF these was given by
=. r. c. Fuller. who is in camp at Hawk Island,
20 a party OF nine friends, and proved very en-
soyabie affair.
a number OF coaching parties has also reached
the fan this week. One OF these going through 20
Keeno Valley. Included Mr. and Mrs. Fred D.
jackson and daughter, Mrs. Emily Jackson, and
1IEs. T. II. Watson.
Professor Edward H. Griffin, Of Johns Hopkins
University. arrived this week at Camp Wildwood.
near the inn, Professor Griffin IS accompanied by
MS son. }, ". Griffin Mrs. James r. Wheeler and
Another party 10 arrive here for the rest of the
Burroughs and Stanley NJ Burroughs. OF London.
hngsnd and Miss J. G Bray Bray & OF TUFTS GIeg 'Sr,
she week one of the parties inclueing MI a ana 1H
MIS- w v X. clnltns MISS btalf1CS Stiuth anu W
T. Smith. who have reserved apartments at the
hotel for the balance Of the season.
Miss Laura c. SolaFi, who IS at Camp Overhroots
with her sister and Mrs s. W. BRYANT is arranging
for the reception Of house party Of twelve friends
next week. Adam GOepel arrived at the inn this
week with his daughter, Miss E. Murel Goepel.
and Mr. and Mrs. George B. MaTtindale or New
York. Joined Mr. and sfrs B. w. Martindale there.
Mr. ana Mrs. W S: Kenyon and family are
apartments for the balance Of the season. Others
include Mrs. W. II. Young. Mrs. 3. p. Morris and
Miss Morris, Mrs. H B. Du Pont and H. 9: Du
POnt, tr.; Fullerton L Waldo. Mrs NJ. E. Adams
and Miss Dedie Henderson. Miss Helene Soule,
who arrived this week is an eocutionist Of ability,
and viii be asked assist in Of the 6Ocables
being ARRANGED Tor next week.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22

such being that given the other day by Major
+. A. Kendall. who is camping on Lake Kiwassa,
near the Arnpersand. Inc party included Major
and Mrs. Kendall. Miss Kate Kendall Mrs. Lee
and Miss Vail.
Charles NJ Eaton, owner OF the Ampersand ar
rived this week for a short stay. Mrs. joshua
Rhoades arrived at Lakeside cottage She Is ac-
companied by her daughter. Miss Anna l. Rhoadess
Miss Glow and DR.. Robert c. Myles, OF New York
DIR. and Mrs. w. s. Huselton arrived during the
week at HenlOck Lodge. They are accompanied
by their daughters. Miss Roma and Miss Frances
and by their son, Norman Huselton.
c. r. Hudson, who is guest az the camp OK
Ampersand, devotes much time to horseback riding
A s. Leigh and Miss A B. Leigh arrived at the
Ampersand this week.
other New YORK arrivals include Franklin p
Pelton. c. c. Hawley. s. Richard Gross MIS- =, G.
w Reitz Mrs. r. Hobart Smith. Miss Sarah Belle
Austin, Mr.. and Mrs II. s. Dickson, c. Stone, A.
G. Hunt Mr.. and Mrs. E. Won Campo and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. H Doane.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22
THE ALGONQUIN.

Algonquin. n Y, July q CspeciaD.-This week
has been one OF much social activity among the
young people who spending the summer here
Launch parties. fishing excursions and card par
ties have followed one another in rapid succession
and the season is thus far altogether Of the
most enjoyable the guests of the Algonquin have
ever experienced. The hotel is to be represented
by a strong BASEBALL team this year. Last season
the Algonquin had one of the best teams in the
Adirondacks.
Count Won Wergersky Of London. Eng, and Or.
H. Won Campo of Hanover. Eng were among the
arrivals Of the week. coming as the guests Of Dr.
his friend. J. A Rieden Joined the ThedfO-d party
here this week. Other arrivals include Homer
Hooper Evans. Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Clark, Mr. and
Mrs. F. a Clark and child Mrs Charles e. Peter
son, Maxwell Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hicks
Hamilton Hicks, Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Barr, Miss
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22

is expected that the downtown Office of the assO-
citation will be reopened next week.
The Glidden automobile tourists, after passing
a restful Sunday at the Grand Union Hotel. left
here early Monday morning for Elzabethtown,
in continuation OF their run from Buffalo to
Breton Woods.
Richard A. Garfield expects to open his res
taurant next week.
A Venetian orchestra is supplying the music
at the Newman roadhouse at Saratoga Lake.
Joseph Ullman and William j. Macklin. OF New
York, who purchased a large plot on Spring,
Putnam and Henry streets, but finally decided
not 70 erect a clubhouse at present. have made
arrangements TO have the debris removed from
their recent purchase.
Two detachments Of United States troops on
their way TO the military manoeuvres at Mount
Cretna, Penn, biVOuacked here on Wednesday.
One consisted OF seven hundred men OF the 5th
Infantry from the Plattshurg barracks, and the
OF the 18th Artillery, from Fort Ethan Allen.
Burlington, VT The I'd Regiment. N. G. n. Y,
will leave on September ] for Mount Gretna.
Company L. OF Saratoga, is attached to the I'd
Regiment.
Doring's Band OF Troy, will begin its Congress
Hall engagement on July 25.
The piazza concerts Of the Boston Symphony
Orchestra at the United States Hotel and John
Lund's orchestra at the Grand Union Hotel are
attracting large audiences mornings and even
ings
The employees OF the textile works at Sidney,
y. Y. will on July % make an excursion here
and inspect the new plant in Spring avenue.
The Saratoga Business Mems Association is
making oVertures the Master Car Builders
Association the Master Mechanics Association,
the National Encanlpment of the Grand Army
OF the Republic and the National Association OF
Candymahers 10 assemble in Saratoga Springs
in 1907.
AZ the Windsor Hotel on July q a card party
will be conducted by the Flower and Fruit Mis-
sion, an auxiliary OF the Saratoga Hospital for
the benefit OF that institution. The mission
raises $500 annually.
The card party 20 be given in the Grand Union
Hotel parlors on August for the benefit OF Miss
MARY H. 1ofdonier OF New York formerly OF this
place. promises 10 realize a considerable sum.
Miss Gordonier was expert stenographer and
won several noted speed contests, but became in-
capaetated by paralysis.
Townsend II Fellows. OF New York assisted
by Edgar II Priest, OF Washington, has charge
OF the rehearsals OF 'Plnafore." which win be
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22
THE WINDSOR.

Flizabethtown, N Y. July q (speciaD.-The odor
of gasolene still hovers about this little village ana
the village folk imagine they can even now hear
the popping and sputtering Of the motor cars For
villagers ard summer visitors alike the Glidden TOUR
was an event long to be remembered 4he hOteis
were so crowded with their regular summer patrons
that vvben tie autornObists came the capacity OF
the village was sorely taxed 70 provide for them
All the available rooms were taken and cots were
even placed in the hotel corridors. Even then a
few of the motor people were obliged 20 spend the
riebt in the county Jail building. sleeping under
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22
THE BELMONT.

Lake Placid, n. Y. July q CSpeciaD.-C. W. Roh-
rnann OF New York. who is at the Belmont with
his family for the season, drove TO High Falls one
day this week walking back over the mountains.
Recent New -ork arrivals at the Belmont include
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Fullerton. II. S. Fullerton jr ;
d. B. Fullerton, Miss Elizabeth Fullerton. Mr. and
Hemmick Miss Fanny whelan. g. Ulbrecht.
George A Wade. Mrs. A. b. Shepperson Miss M.
j. Shennerson. Clara 2 Morse and T. u: GAYLORD.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22
LAKESIDE INN.

Lake Placid, N Y. July Il (SpeciaD.-A large
coaching party composed of the guests Of the inn
visited the Hotel Anpersand this week. taking
luncheon along. Among the recent New York
rivals are Miss Edna Robbins, Mr.. and Mrs. F. W.
Gardner Miss Jeanette Dixon, Miss Mary Rud-
kin Mrs. Charles Wells, Miss Archer. Miss Freida
Hermann, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H BemiS. Miss Kath-
crime Kooman, Miss Morrison Thomas Dugan d.
S. Hall, f. r. Pixotto, Miss Katherine Brett and
Miss DaiSy Ding
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22
THE NORTH WOODS INN.

Lake Placid. n. Y. July q CspeciaD-Among the
recent New York arrivals at the inn E j.
Dunphy NJ. J. Daley, Mr.. and Mrs George z.
Bailey Miss Nellie E. Bailey. c. Cromier, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Thompson James G. Callahan, Miss Gala
han Mrs. NJ. e. Callahan Miss Emma E: octzel,
Richard Gross, Renee Gross, Ella Gross, Mr.: and
Jones, Edwin D. Jones. jr.. and Henry stopgack
having some remarkable luck at fishing.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22
LAKE PLACID INN.

Lake Placid n. Y, July q (SpeciaD-Golf, horse
back riding and tennis occupying the attention
Of the guests at the inn DR.. Joseph Henschel, of
New. York devotes much time TO riding. and ]. D.
Rodgers and F. J. Norton are among the tennis
experts here. Recent New York arrivals include
Mrs. G. H. Case, Miss Florence L. Case Mr. and
Mrs. r. X Strom, Mrs. J. Brandt. Miss Julia K
Schnell Mrs. A. c. Touhy. Mrs. w. B. Court A.
Carnick @. Parsons, Miss Louise r. Hayes, J.
Woodward and Mrs. II. Vaughan Baker and her
son. G. Vaughan Baker.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22
UNDERCLIFF.

Lake Placid. n. Y. July q (Special)-The weeks
arrivals at Underclin include f. W. Brewster, DR..
H Everett Russell. Miss J. E. Stone. John ]. Fftz-
Gibbons. Stanley II. Ray. Mrs. George A. Frisbee,
Mrs. Ada NJ. Guffin. Mr.. and Mrs. W. 2. Munroe.
Miss Jennie A. Perrine, Miss Eleanor p. Munroe
James and Andrew P. Munroe. Mrs. w. j. Mere
dith, Miss Winifred Meredith, W. W. Fisher, Miss
Ruth Lee Collins Blatchford Downing.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22
THE AMERICAN.

Lake Placid. n. Y, July p (SpeciaD.-John F.
O'Brien Secretary OF State, OF the arrivals
at the American this week Others include these
from New York: ]. b. Alice, W. j. Bradley, II. +.
Sheldon, the Rev. John D. WaldrOn, F. w. Brew
ster George FL. Maurer. Michael Maxwell, p. "A.
F2vdberg Mr. and Mrs W. A. Fox, r. M. Cramer,
Mt and Mrs N. Grimes, Miss Davis. Edward Fitz-
gerald. Charles r. Cooley, Mr. and Mrs: Thomas f.
Mccarthy and w. III. Smith. Miss III. Callahan
and Miss Ellen d. Callahan, OF Newport. arrived
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22
Kaleidoscope Array of Conventions. Assemblies. Con-
ferences Social Affairs Keeps the
Place Humming.

presented here early in August for tSe benfit of
the Saratoga Hospital. Chauncey OlcOtt and
Romeo FentOn will appear between the acts.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22

Edna Madden. Miss Mae A. Casey 1Ir and Mrs
a. II. Ashton. II. r. Micls Miss 81 w Mcks'
William Brinkinger, Mrs. o. Neurer, Albert II
Jube - ~ schermerhorn. Mrs Walter King
sharpe. y. II. Warner and Charles peterson
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-29
Let the Child Work

All children should be given som ,
work 10 perform regularly, and they
should he taught willingly and with
out whimpering. Train your children
to wait upon themselves and to keep
their toys and playthings tidy and in
their proper places.
IL Is a good plan TO teach him 10
play with n toy at a time, AMI when
that Is tired Of to replace it before
a fresh one Is taken. Then, instead
of a litter Of things to be tldiei anil
put away at bedtime or when The
little u has tired of playing. there
Is simply one toy that can be quick
ly cleared away.
When a child returns from a walk
teach him to put his outdoor garments
neatly away In the place allotted to
them. This early training will be Of
great Use 10 him as he grows older
and help 10 form and strengthen his
character.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-29
III AlI.Riaht Mar,

The man who had Iwen tying 10
walk on both sides Of the streets NJ
once. with moderate success, turned
into The office of the one daily pa
per In the town, taking II perhaps for
the sample room two do0rs beyond
II was the noon hour. and the girl
reporter ut her table was alone. With
her the man entered Into the follow,
Ing unsolicited conversation:
Say" he remarked. leaning over
her table. I'm all right. am. Got
over six hundred acres q land and
$500 In the bank, and the nrettiest
little woman In the county, She's
Dutch and I'm Irish. hut that don't
make no difference. She don't like
to have me get drunk. Gives me fits
when ! do. Say" anxI0usly. ''you
won't tell her. will you. Shake on II.
That's an right. I'm a perfect Een.
tieman, Always respect the ladies'.
Say, | like you. Come out and see
us. Give you pears. watermcions-
everything. Bring your friends along.
foan come won't You: Shake, I'm
all right. all right. Everything's all
right, Ged bless everybody. Amt
II" Say. yon won't tell my wife. will
yone Like YOU, Come out and have
a drink. Don't drink Thass funny.
Well, g,nd,bye. Shake, Come ont
and see lis. Got pretties, and b"st
little wife in Black county"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-29

There's grave danger from the
plague Of Coughs and Colds that are
SO prevalent. unless you take DIR.
kiag's New Discovery for Consump.
ton. Coughs and Colds. Mrs. Geo.
Walls. Of Forest City. Me. writes:
Its a Godsend TO people living in
climates where coughs and colds pre-
vail, find II quickly ends them.
II prevents Pneumonia cures La
Grippe. gives wonderful relief in Asth.
ma and Hay Fever. and makes weak
lungs strong enough To ward off Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds. SOC and
sl.O0. Guaranteed by all druggists.
Trial bottle free.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-29

Charlotte. the eight months old
daughter al Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Stew,
ems living on North Sixth street. was
the victim Of what might have proved
q serious accident early this morning.
The little one was sitting In a high
chair. through which, 10 some unac,
co''ntahie manner. she slipped. catch.
ing het chin on the guard Of the chair
and remaining IN that position with
her entire weight supported only by
her neck. Thus she was found. In nm
unconscious condition, shortly after
by her mother. who was absent from
the room al the time Of the accident.
Prompt assistance from Mrs. Stevens
and the family physician restored the
child and what was at first feared
might end seriously terminated with.
out serious Injury, Albuquerque Gu.
zen.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-29
BENEFIT BAZAAR

Friday aud Saturday. November ID
and Ord. the ladies' OF Deming will hold
n bazaar In the Byron building Cor the
purpose Of raising funds with which
10 make necessary improvements on
the cemetery. Everything that IL nice
will be furnished and everyone IL cor
daily invited TO visit the bazaar
either afternoon or evening. All made
welcome. Refreshment booths VIII be
q great feature,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-29
TERRITORIAL news

promise the matter by refunding TO
MIR. Hilton the 80 which. no declares,
Is the amoant he took. and not sGlsS.
aooordIn gto report. Mr.. Hilton, u
seems. from the statements of Her.
eda, Is unwilling 10 compromise tho
matter. Hereda was arrested here by
The police last evening. following the
receipt OF . /. shonic message from
San Antonio. says the Albuquerque
Citizen. Lieutenant cipriano Baea Of
the rangers. who was here. consented
TO take Hereda back to San Antonio,
but left for the south last night with,
out the prisoner. Meanwhile Hereda
Is being held here awaiting further de.
velopments. No details Of the affair
aside from the statements Of Hereda,
have been received here.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-29
cATnohTS hAME-~

Probate CLERK Castillo has F~fHsad
10 aeeefe to ths demand If David u
White. chairman Ut the republican
essahts esnsF2l easGamittee. TO place
the names u r, o. casTon Of Santa
~. Tar member al the legislative
essaBeil, aud T. Baea Il Pena nsanea.
Tor ~uaeInter ~ the h0ase. uE&sa th"
republican ticket. hasaing that q. A
AsieFa, ut Cuba. and T. f, Abaoa, u
Santa Fe. were the legally nominated
candidates 10 rePEtsent sanas ~
aud saRAoEal cssslRttss In the tegtsla'
sare. An interesting legal taalsle will
ensue. Miera and Ablstt have also
hsSss. endorsed by the deIBstrass aad
by the fusion party.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-29
LAND ENTRIES

When the United States land office
In Albuquerque mdae a record of SAC
entries In August. Il was regarded
with considerable satisfaction BY those
who are watching the development OF
the country. But the record for Sep
temher Is sim better. the total mum.
her of entries being SOS and the re.
eeipts almost $4,000, OF which amount
$4,000 was for fees and commissions
alone, Three clerks are now employ.
ed and still much OF the clerical work
Is behind,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-29
ALMOST A FIRE

Last Tuesday morning quite a little
excitement was caused by d lot Of
smoke collecting In the Demlng M.
tional bank building and attracting
the attention Of the passers BY. says
the Headlight. A crowd collected and
the building was opened and q was
discovered that the smoke arose from
some ashes that had been thrown into
q bon containing excelsior and paper
waste. through ca~relessness Of the jan
ltoI, Had II not been discovered
when Il vas the likelihood OF . good
big fire was imminent.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-29
NEW MEXICO LAD

Word received from New York is
that the first class OF the second sec
ton at the Annapolis naval academy
viii be graduated next February.
Among the graduates Is Eugene Bon
Ills Walker OF Denver. n nephew
of r. q. Bonfils. Young Walker was
born In New Mexico and is a purely
western product. He with not be 30
years OF age until next June-a re.
markable record for the academy
curse. He has been at Annapolis for
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-29
A Youna Mother al 70.

MY mother has Suddenly been made
young at 10. Twenty years of intense
suffering from dyspepsia had entirely
disabled her. until six months ago,
when she began taking Electric Bit
tiers. which have completely cured her
and restored the strength and activ.
tty she had In the prime of life"
writes Mrs. W. L. Fitzpatrick. OF Dan,
forth, Me. Greatest restorative medi,
cine on the globe. Sets Stomach.
Liver and Kidneys right, purifies the
blood. and cures Malaria. B%iliousness
ing the genuine In the yellow package.
and Weaknesses. Wonderful Nerve
Tonic, Price zoe. Guaranteed by all
druggists.