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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03
The Times Daily Short Story.

complained that one on hts hogs Lad
come home to drop dead and another
TO he cripple for life. The widows
hogs ssain
The widow was waited upon by a
committee. rho announced that her
hogs were considered dnnEcroas to
life and limb. and she was asked ia
suppress. them. She firmly refused
she .aid her fvc hogs should run the
streets OF ElIendoie as long as any
other hog remained
Meanwhile the number of crippled
swinc areung town continued to IN
eroase. Hogs went forth ii the morn
in@ in the pride Of their strength, hut
returned at sunset on three legs aud
bearing the scars OF battle and defeat
All but the five were becoming thin
and discouraged and inclined to sui
eide, and it was the unanimous opinion
that heroic measures must be resorted
to Tho town board wouldn't pass nh
ordinance restricting hogs from roam
ing at large. because the town board
itself owned hogs, but It was looking
for law or something to OF the case
OF The Eve aud leave the other fifty
out, when Deacon Graham came to the
front.
He had been thinking the matter
over FOR several days. and he felt sure
that there was brit one thing to do.
Without acquainting any one Of his In
tentions he called on the widow 60 say:
Wilder, I've been widower for
four years.
Yes"
you've been 8 wilder for five"
Eyes"
I'm wuth two Of three thousand
dollars. and 80 are you
"Well?"
I'm dugsoned lonesome, and guess
you are the same.y
Perhaps
Wilder, I don't zee why that hog
question can't be settled right here
'Hows'
by our gittin' married r. we was
married I'D own the hogs. and ia make
pork Of 'ehi in two days. les kind o.
sudden-lilSe and has taken your breath
away, and I'll give you a week to an
swcr IN. Meanwhile you cit rondy for
callers, because every woman IN Ellen
dale win bc here before two days have
passed"
"A week later the deacon came for his
answer, and before the widow had time
70 sny word he observed
Il took the liberty Of shuttin' them
hogs up q niy pen this mornin' but Of
course II you amt goin to say Yes /
kin let EN- ont ag'in. They look mighty
nice II the pen, andv
And whatYv
4 And when Squire Johnson heard that
the deacon was 70 take second wife
b order that he might have the control
and disposal Of her I'VE hogs he stood
UP On the steps Of the psste6iee and
said:
Teller citizens. next time y0u hear n
crittcr sayin' that American patriotism
IS dead ma liberty Is only d byword
ron pint 70 the csse 81 Deacon Gra-
ham and call that man liar
II. QUAD.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03
Hawk and Jack Rabbit.

Two weeks ago a correspondent asked
Tor reports on the action OF small game
IN lodging the assault OF hawks and
other birds of prey.
Some years ago two Of Us were hunt
ing quail and rabbits in the northern
part Of Kansas and were walking along
the raiIfoad track when we came to 4
section gang, and inquiring Of the fore
man i he could direct us where the other
party could get a jack rabbit to take to
ms home in Chicago, he pointed to an
adjoining field and states there was
large one that lived in the field, ii 4
hawk, that had been after him Tor two
weeks, had not got HIM While talking
he pointed to large hawk in the dis
lance and said: If he comes this way
we can soon tel if he has yet caught the
Jack" The hawk came sailing on, and
when over the field made swoop down
upon the ground, and al he rose In the
air a Jack rabbit darted out III tle
stubble and ran in our direction. and
the hawk made two darts at the Jack
in plain sight of us As il would near
the jack he would flattcn himself out
upon the ground and as the hawk passed
over him he would spring up and run to-
ward u.s. Thus eIuding the hawk, he
eame quite near Us, trying to Get into
some very tall rank grass and weeds BY
the side Of The railroad. AS the hawk
was making his fourth dive, load OF
No 4 shot from my 12-qauge Parker
ended the destruction Of game By that
hell robbeT, and before / could object
my friend had killed the jack.
We noticed that the jack would squeal
whenever the hawk dartcd at him, but
y close examination Of the back and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03
ITALY,s Loss HER GAIN.
Mrs- Gardner Wont Tell How She Got
Famous Giorgi0ne


Boston, Mass, Jan. 81 Although the
famous painting, Christ Bearing the
Gross By Ciorgione, has rested peace
fully upon ts.hle in the Titan room
.of Mrs. Jack Gardeners Fenway palace
for five years, tie fact Of its disappear
ance from the Losehi palace At Ficenza,
ITALY, where its fame attracted tourists
fer generations, vas discovered only on
Monday. A despatch from Rome an
Houncing the discovery Of its disappear
ance said that artistic circles in Italy
were greatly excited over the news, the
mere SO because CT the refusal Of the
owners Of the Losclii palace TO permit an
investigation If THE report,
Thc presence DC the famous painting
AZ thc Fenway palace II beyond dispute.
n ITS disappearance from its Italian
nome Las been d secret for the past five
Years, when the laws Of Italy prohibit
the sale Of valuable works Of art with.
out first offering them for sale 10 the
Italian government, the question arises:
Where and how did Mrs Gardner. who
has more than once shown Her astute
mess IN obtaining valuable art treasures
abroad, get possession 81 this famous
paintings
All who are most intimately acquaint-
ed with the art collection Of the Fenway
museum profess ignorance on this point
declaring that Mrs. Gardner alone could
throw light on the matter. Mrs. Gard
ner, when the question was put to her,
refused to answer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03
CHURCH AND CLERGY.

Congregationalism carries on reli-
glous services ia fourteen languages
Id New York city.
The Methodist Episcopal church has
revised its hymnsl in cooperation with
the southern church. and the new book
Is to be issued this TALL. 1t contains be-
sides the hymns the ritual
Rer, Wallace Radcliffe. pastor or the
New York Avenue Presbyterian church.
Washington. Is one Of the most popu-
lar ministers In that city and takes an
active interest In all municipal affairs.
Dean LEROY, speaking at Norwich.
England. the other day. said be yielded
to no man ia hts Loyalty to the Book OF
Common Prayer, but Il was not always
adapted to the people. 1t was too
stately.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03
Five Black Hogs


Copyright. 1865. b. X. NJ, whitehend.l
When the Widow Fisher moved from
Franklin 10 Ellendale she had not get
got settled IN her new habitation when
boy came after her, driving nve
black hogs. and they were left wallow-
ing IN g mrdhole in front Of the post
once. Elleadaie had no ordinance for
bidding hogs Of any color from RIM
ming nt large on the streets, but within
an hoar public opinion had decided
that the widow was piling it on 100
thick. s7ne hog. or even two, might
hnye passed muster. but to food the
town with i've I'll at once was going
beyond the limit.
1t wasn't long before the widow was
made to feel that public opinion was
"agin" her She waited for callers. but
none came. The widow was puzzled
over her reception and waited to as
ccrialn the cause, and her hogs follow
ed the same line. When, however, both
finally woke ~ to the fact that they
were socially t1booed strong policy
yas at once adopted. The public had
been IN tho habit 81 makinga short eut
across ti,e ri1er's front yard She
fenced up the patil. The public. 81
portion OF 1t. had been used to drawing
water at her well. She put stop to
it she repaired the holes III her fences
to Keep children out. ordered the town
10 remove its road scrapcr from her
barn and nailed Up signs OF 4Na Tres
pass on III her harvest apple trees.
The widows hogs followed in the
widows footsteps. When they realized
that It was fight to finish they pre-
enipfed the widest and softest mud
holes. they took up their lodgings at
night III the driest places, they were
first on band WHOM the grocer threw
out stale Goldfish or added eggs, they
kept watchful eyes on the back door Of
the butcher shop, and they soon found
every hoic IN every garden fence.
There was trouble, o. course. The fifty
othcr hogs iii town did not humbly 80
wny back and XII down On the con-
trarv. they tried to make things lively,
ana crrnts and squcals arose from
every corner Of the town night and
day In union there IS strength. and
by sticking together the fye black hogs
were soon boss Of EiIendalc The wild
ow was dlgnified, impudcnt and indie
pendent: her hogs we're inpudcnt, bel
llxercnt and victorious.
Things went on this way for two
mopths The widow had been cut by
Eoc|eiy but seemed to be getting along
sl right ana her hogs had been the
subject Of much conversation, but
wsra thrivInA space Then Deacon
rf.sehalsS met Squire johnson IN front
u tho p6sfgtsrr Inc day ard conplain.
II tbst IKE ogshIs hogs had come home
minus an ear. The widows hogs had
bitton Il OF. AiSng came Enoan speed
well. owner Of the sawn''l ana hs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03
DECISIVE BATTLE Likely.
San Domingo Feress Lining UP, Accord
ing to Reports.


Cape Iiaytien, Hayti, Ian. "a rev.
olutionary force of Dominicans number
ing about $50 men is, according to adj
vices received here by messenger yes
terday, camped on the Santiago. Puerto
Plata road San Domingo, and is besisg.
ing Puerto Plata. The reyolutionists,
81 il added, occupy positions which Pre-.
vent all ingress 10 Or eFress from Puerto
Plata except for American warships or
persons under the protection Of the for,
eign consul..
The messenger from San Domingo al
50 announces that the troops command
ed by Gen. Gucllito, the former governor
Of Monte Cristi, are operating III CON
junction with the revolutionary forces
before Puerto Plata, and that it is the
intention Of the two forces to attack
Santiago, south OF Unerto Plata, where
Gen. Caeeras, the temporary president
Of the republic, is drawing up his troops.
A decisive engagement il expected 10
ocrIr At Santiago
According TO the reports which reach.
ed Cape HAytien, Morales, the fugitive
president Of San Domingo, is acting in
the interests Of Gen. Iiminex. the former
president 81 the republic. whose at
tempt e regain the presidency in 1903
MAS defeated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03

Utter Again Takes Oath as Governor
Of Rhode Island.

Providence. r. l., Jan. s.--In the spa
.cious chamber devoted 10 the use Of
tho House Of Representatives Of Tho
state General Assembly. the ceremony
of innugIratinz the state government
took place here yesterday. George II.
Utter Of Westerly. being Installed as
executive head OF the commonwealth for
his second term.
Immediately after the taking Of the
oath by The Governor and state officers
the old time custom Of proclamation of
The fart from the outside balcony III
the Capitol Was carried but. hy direction
Of The speaissf 81 the House, and salute
Of Z guns was fred BY the battery Of
light artillery.
The balcony Of the House OF Repre-.
scntatlves chamber was well filled ~
citizens DESTROYS Of witnessing tie cere.
monies
After the inauguration dinner was
served " the members 81 the Legislu
turc and invited guests in the ftprcsen-
tative chamber The Governor held a
public reception during the afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03

when Senator Eugene Hale married
the daughter Of gZacls7 Chandler, the
latter, who WIS a great lover Of chill.
drcn, said; Now. Gene, have no iisc
for people who don't increase The een-
siis returns. ! want You and Mary To
raise a family, and I'll settle 10000
on every hoy you hive Time passed,
and the Hales were 10 regularly blessed
with children OF the male persuasion
that The frequency with which Jack
Chandler was called upon to redeem bis
promise with checks became 4 lest among
his friends n Washington. one morn
ing the president received thr following
telegram from Senator Chandler For
Gods sake make Eugene Hale a foreign
missioal Ills wife has got another
boy."-vKansns City Star.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03
MANY CONSERVATIVES HELPED.


State Hospital n Adircndaeks Shows xncour-
aging Flsures.-.iOs Patients Discharged.
The trustees IF the New York
State Hospital for Incipient Pull
monary tuberculosis in the Adiron-
dacks have issued their completed
statistics for the first year, which II
as folloWs: There we're admitted
zo7 patients, more than half Of
whom were incipients. There were
no deaths. of the ros patients dis
charged, ffty-two were apparently
recovered. Twcnty-six arrested cases
are reported. Sixteen improved,
while eleven left without any inn
provement. The treatment consists
mainly Of outdoor air, wholesome
food and rest. Patients have three
full meals and two Or three lun-
cheons y day, and % ct the Tcy
gained an average of 1857 pounds
each. This il certainly most en-
couraging and shows that incipient
consumptives at least can be cured.
There is another treatment perhaps
almost a good. Stay home, use
cold baths IN the morning, Get as
much outdoor exercise as possible,
a generous diet and the continuous
use Of Scots Emulsion will doubt
less check the progress Of the dis
ease and may permanently cure. AT
any rate il IS easy 10 Try II.
SCOTT * BOVINE, - rsarl Street New York.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03
RUSSIAN DALNY GOING TO RUIN
japanese say Forts Would Have Saved
Port Arthur.

Portland, or, Jan. According to
United States Consul General Wheeler
SAmons III New Chwang, who arrived
on the British steamer Tottcnham from
the Orient, hne, commodious residences,
modern in every respect, fitted with heat
ing apparatus and other up-to-date con
evniences, are begging for tenants nt
Dalny, the Japanese not taking kindd
10 Europe.n buildings. The ola Rus
sian town IN rapidly going TO ruin, while
new town Of Oriental aspect is spring
ing up. Mr. Saminons, who has been
in Manchuria for shout year, confirms
previous reports concerning the damage
done at Port Arthur he adds, though,
that he was told BY japanese officer
that had eos Metre Hill been fortified
tho port Of Port Arthur would have been
iInpreenable According tt this officer,
the Japanese were astonished az the alb
sence Of fortiflcations. a. they had been
given to understand that the hill had
been heavily fortified with modern arma.
ment. Afr. Sammons says that At New
chwaue, the boycott is practically over
sud the Chinese are buying American
niece goods from Shanghai AT one time,
lie continued, the boycott was very eFec
tive. Latterly, anti.American feeling
has been dissipotcd and there il friend
" feeling between the Chinese officials
and the American consul general, a.
manifestation Of this being banquet
rendered 70 the consul Just before Mr..
Sainmons left the Orient
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03
THE BIG CANAL.

It cannot be any more difficult to
eomplele tie work On the Panama ca
nal than It has been TO start it, WASH
ington Post.
II they suspend work on Panama IN
I'll Tie commission catches al the mos
qalioes and pulls their fangs the ghost
II DC I.esscps viii rise up and grin.
st Louis Republic.
II criticism and gratuitous advice
could be substituted Tor steam shoveis
In digging the Panama canal II would
not take many weeks longer to com.
plefe the work Providence Journal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03
shsEsspsare's "pips Drsam.'

skiing Richard III was the greatest
pine dream ever originated By Shakes
spaare OF aay other man.
4his remark was made this afternoon
hy John Griffith, the actor, in the course
of his address to the cadets and others
1T Blees Military Academy. Macon, No.
~shakespeare wrote the play 70 please
Queen Elizabeth for two or three falls
he had taken out Of hor illustrious and
snueh.mnrried ancestor, King Henry
1rffI 4 Mn Griffith said He was force
81 y ID Il Or 20 70 Jail Shakespeare
tries 10 square himself through Buck
jngbam for the atrocious character he
has oivsn Richard. While historians diff
fer a ii that kings physical innnnities,
tho hsst writer's agree that i was inn
possible for him % commit tne crimes
sbas esneare laid at bis door, and
tina N faet NJ was D really moral and
ha ,,ss man. IN M ether writer than
nne MIN the genius ~ Shakespeare could
he world forgive such a peTversion Of
@ Asr griffith presented @Shakespeare's
f.reatest Pipe Dream at Blees Theatre
Kansas City Times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03
SCIENCE sIFTINes.

The mountains Of the moon arc far
higher than those Of the earth.
Two Munich scientists have. by
means Of the Roensgen ray, succeeded
in Dhotographing the human heart be-
tween beats.
Aeetylene gas is now used as an ex-
plosive By means Of an air mixture
8 force Is obtained from Il which caA
compete with that Of powder and DIV.
Mantle
Underground photography has recent.
Y made such progress that mining
engineers are new able TO Illustrate
their reports with pictures showing the
exact appearance Of lodges. ore bodies
aud other features Of Importance
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03
The Boston Butter Market.

Boston, Dec. Bntter-Quiet but
steady; Northern creamery, 24l5d25c;
western, 24n24 &c: eastern, 23N2sl5c;
dairy, 22d23c; box and print butter
about lac better than best tub.
Cheese Firm, 1a12mt4 for best New
York new and 13td l3iac for Vermont.
Eggs Quiet; best hennery, 3s@3sc;
eastern fresh, 30673le; western fresh,
27@2sci storage, 2oa2ic
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03
TO Dine President GA Ship.

Washington, DEE. 3e.- Secretary Of
the Navy ana Mrs Bonaparte viii lie the
hosts Of tile President and Mrs Roose.
welt at formal state dinner on board
the U, s. s. Maynower on Feb. 8. The
party viii include thirty guests. who will
be received in the historic cabin where
the President presented the Russian and
Japanese plcnipotentiares to each other
on Aug. last.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03
-'r---s---r--s-
IN LOCAL
MARKETS
Quiet With Few Changes This
Week.
EGGS ARE OFF IN PRICE
Butter u Very FIRM Hogs Are Plenty
end Easy Potatoes and Poultry
Are Unchanged from Last
Week.
EGGS ARE OFF IN PRICE
Barre. VI. .Ian. 4. zoos.

DaIfeY p6., dan. Y, 1908.
Local markets are quiet with few
changes Eggs are off owing To the
warm weather Just passed. Butter ii
very firm. Hogs are plenty and easy.
We quote Wholesale prices as follows.
Dressed Pork Easy, at 6la616s4c.
Aluttons 9dl10c.
Spring Lamb Firm, lit 1l@l2c.
Veal Steady, sIatdoc.
NI5c
Butter Very firm; fancy dairy, 23@
25c; creamery, 24d25c.
Eggs Of; fresh, 30132c.
Beef Dull, 40n5e.
Potatoes Unchanged, 65G1FOc.
Cabbage and squash--liac per ID.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03
MRS. VIOLA BARKER,

ears of the jack showed TINT he had not
been touched by the taIons OF the hawk.
This being The only time that | was
ever close enough To carefully note the
action Of the hunted, look forward
with anticipation 10 the reports of other
brothers Of the field who have had more
ana better opportunities to note the acts
of self-defence on the part Of the hunt
ed. Correspondence in Forest and
Stream
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03
SECRET PLEDGE
BY CHINA
Pekin Guarantees Manchu-
rian Railroads.
BRANCHES TO KIRIN
-
rart If The Recent Treaty wien Japan
Russian Dalny Going 70 Ruin-
Jsps Refuse To Live in
Houses.
BRANCHES TO KIRIN

London, Ian. : The correspondent Of
ire Daily Telegraph III Toxic says chat
the only secret arrangement entered into
between China and japan II definite
agreement under which China solemnly
promises Japan never 70 allow any other
Power to establish itself d 70 interfere
with tic railroads between aioukden and
Einmintin and Kirin and Ghangchun.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03
JAPANESE AND DUTCH CLASH.
Soldiers Brawl in pekin Gives Work to
Hosnitals.

Pekin. Jan. "A braw between
Dutch and japanese soldiers IN y disfe-
putcble resort On Iaatomen street, Mon
day the second within few days, REL
suited in several Of the participants be-
ing taken to the hospital French sol
disrs who were in the place supported
the Japanese, and the Hollanders were
clitmimbcred Chinese police restored
order There il bad blood between The
soldiers of some Of Tho foreign garri-
cons.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03

Christ with the crcss7 BY Giroggions
HAS Been Taken from the Loschi Palace.
Rome. JAN T.. Excitement has been
caused BY the reported disappearance OF
tho precious picture Christ with the
Cross by tiioTgione, originally prsserv-
ed in thr Loschi rslaee st Eirenza II
IL reported that the picture is now in
the Gardner collection 1t Boston but
rs disappearance Is not vet certain as
tho present owners Of the Loschi palace
refuse 70 permit an Investigation Of the
report
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03
COLLECTOR EMERY IN OFFICE.
Col. z. M. Mansur Tenders His Subordi-
mates Banquet

Newport. Jan. s.-Col. Curtis S. En-
erv took the oath Of Office as collector
Of customs for the district Of Memphle-
nacog at noon Monday and Immediately
entered upon the discharge Of his du-
ties.
Col. y. NJ. Mansur, the retiring col-
iector. rendered his subordinate officers
banquet at the Raymond house Mons
day evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03
RIcKER's ST. JoHNsBuRY MARKET.

Hogs Are Firmer, Veal in Good Demand,
But Beef Is Dull
ST. Johnsbury, Jan. Hogs are iifmer
and wanted; beef il dull. Sheen and
lanlhs are firm and veal ii In good de.
mand
The receipts at W. a. Ricker's mar.
ket for the week ending Jan. were:
Poultry SAGE.
Lambs 30D6l5c.
Hogs 4Ad}5c.
Cattle--20, cate.
Calyes--i5, 3n51sc.
Mich Cows $2s(d4S.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03
THE DIRECTORS UPHELD.
numnerston Votes $500 for Repairs on
the School House.

Brattleboro, Jan. at a special
town meeting held at Z la1aeeton ves-
terday, to see If thu, tzSsA Would appro-
pirate $500 for reThrs on the school
house, the article was carried by vote
Of 81 10 III. The town treasurer, Lewis
Fl Lynde, had refused to pay the school
directors orders, claiming that the di-
reetors acted without the warrant of
the town.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03

The tortilla, Or Mexican corn cake. Is
of an antiquity - sreatas not to lie "a
corded The stones for grinding Tie
corn have been found IN the most an
cient ruins.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03

W. ne undersigned, DO hereby agree
i raf,,nJ M money on q 50-cent bottle
os G-eeSe,s Warranted syrup Of Tar i
# ss;ls ~ cure you cough q cold. We
H. ~, . :, 4 s5-eent bottle to prove
s sat;sss.t iSg or money refunded.
III, .-,,o.a Fraaxscr EA ruewr
eli. kFSpnieN y ~" MrNhTxrn
r. 4 AEgHwosrH. AfY6YTte.f, 'tsuoa
". II NiLfs a CO.. ia. CtisM9Sf
u. &. HOWARD,
j. ". PAKNESTEA'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03

The earliest mention OF bells. MS an
Piled FOR purppaes Of Christian wor.
alaip, u by Polyaore yergil, Mis- states
that PaullnWs, bishop of Nca. a cltv
OF tampanlp. IN ItaIy. first adapted
thenn to his church ia the year 400.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03
A w oman 5
Gratitude

For more than year I
had been a sufferer, completely
broken down. / had not slept
but two 81 three hours ar1y
night for weeks. I had such
awful misery In my head, and
oh, ! was 50 irritable. I could
not depend upon my Judge
nrcnt, and my memory wss
failing. I realized that I was
losing my mind, and thought
the grave, or worse, the asy-
ltm, would be my doom. NV
doctor said my case was be-
yond the reach Of medicine. /
went to a druggist and told
him my condition. He rccom-
mendcd Pr. Miles Ncrvinc
he was pretty sure it would
help me, 50 | bought i bottle.
That night | took 4 table
spoonful, and fell asleep in
few minutes, the first rest I
had in weeks, and oh, will
never forget that sweet sleep
while I live. I have continued
taking IT. and sleep like d baby,
and gain rlpidly."
MRS. VIOLA BARKER.
Orange, Texas.
Or. Miles Nerglne II sold by your
druggist, who will guarantee that the
first bottle Will benefit. 10 IL fails, he
win refund your money.
Miles Medical CO., Elksiart, Ind