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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-09
ARMY OFFICERS POORLY PAID.

\ glance over the army list shows
that over two.thirds Of the officers are
receiving less pay per day than good
mechanics receive In civil life. The Of.
hcer has no home. but must be pre-.
pared To live In the arctlcs or the trop.
les and change from one to the other AT
short notice. lie must have eIulpment
for BOTH aud while In one place the
equipment for the other Is stored and
dcteriorating. lie Is sent on long Jour.
n"ys 10 distant stations, and must suf.
fer banlshment from his family or take
them alons'-elther IL great expense !;
an one hand for travel, and on the
other for maintenance Of two estab.
lishmcnts. His changes Of station are
=" frequent that he must put his chill.
dren in costly private schools or see
them grow up in ignorance. Because
lie Is an officer Of the United States
service, Ia use the respectabllity Of his
position To add 10 his income, CONNER.
cially, Is regarded as reprehenslblc. and
II he makes an investment he must In
trust his interests 10 an agent.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-09

IN the Wcst-liUwcvcr Il may he In the
East--to convince co,intry.brcd youths
that more can be got out Of life by the
average young man In the agricultural
districts than In the city. IL the soil
of this Wcsllan,l. with even u small
percentage Of Its possibilities. could he
laid down IN Germany there would be
ns little trouble experienced there as
there is here IN convincing young nci,
that 1t Is to their financial interest to
cling tO the farm. The flowers Of
spring. nnd the singing Of birds. and
the peace Of the meadows and uas.
lures. AMI the freedom from the temp.
tatious. and discordis of city life, are
nll very we'll In their way. hut they
do not constitute the only attractions
Of country life In the West. What
delights ami encliains the Western
you'll, who ls growing up ON u farnl.
MI ar II part Of which he expects tO
own some day. or all ar u pnrt Of
which he owns now. In the great
stretch Of ripcnlng grain that lies be-
fore him AMI the knowledge that It is
NJ good M gold In the bank. lie n rec
oncilcd to remaining ON the farm by
tho knowledge that the fnrm Ia enrich.
Ing his father or himself. that II means
n handsome nnd comfortable home. cv.
cry necessity supplied, the seminary
for the boys. credit, competence. wealth
Independence that sense Of
completeness which comes with owner.
ship If the soil nnd which Gun never
be attained In the city. There II poe.
Itry In Western farm life M there II In
farm life everywhere. hut II II not
mostly poetry AMI poverty. ns It IL In
too many other lands.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-09
The Great Merchant.

as a compliment when the money 10
legally duo us from than aud a great
deal moro at that? And why do We
organize societies to solicit charity
from these delinquent trusts. when 90.
cletleS should DO organized b see TINT
their taxes are paid ana then the peo.
pie would not have to he under obi.
sations to TRUSTS for charity.
~d
The packers have been buying cattle
"subject to post mortem." They will
soon fnd out that they have been nay.
lug taxes subject to post morton and
that the people are about ready ~
hold the examination.
~
Sam. McRoberts and ]. Ogdsn Ar.
mour are good names 10 conjure by and
please don't forget Louis y. Swift
Arthur Mesker ah0uid furnish ths
facs when questioned By the BOARD of
Review.
40
According to United States census
SGurss for 1905, the Beef Industry
made \ clear profit In that year alone
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-09
WESTERN Farm LIFE.

The exodus of young men from Ger,
man farms to the cities IL causing a
great scarcity Of labor IN the rural
districts and no little alarm among the
agriculturists Of Prussia. They OK.
press the hope, In memorial to the
government, that the trouble can be
cured by teaching the children Of the
villages to recognize that flowers. birds,
and forests are far more henlthful
than the theaters. beer gardens. and
dance halls Of the towns that pcaceful
village life. with nothing to disturb the
atmosphere hut the creaking of wagons
laden with hay or turnips. IL to he
preferred 10 the fcyerish rush In
crowded streets, with the dcafenlng
roar of trolley ears and delivery carts
IN" government, therefore, Is urged Ia
establish classes In which the young
STEERS Ut the country may be- taught to
look upon the pOpulOus centers with
suspicion. and regard the cultivation of
the soil as the real work Of human be-
in2s. II Is pretty difficult for the
American agriculturist to realize the
difficulties that beset the German agri.
cnlturst In this particular. because the
conditions In Prussia are very differ
cnt from those existing here. We OK
perlence no small amount of trouble in
the West from time to time In the mat
ter Of obtaining sufficient labor to har-
vest our crops, but this Is because the
crops are so large that they cannot be
by the normal supply of har-
vest hands. In these days we do not
have TO take any extraordinary means
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-09

TAo chicago lDasls asnhsrs
aDea0 lee sabsss9bsss the nest
0n0oensial, NEST psospssoas asa
oess PospsstsA mea d Chicago.
1t sUoeAes nearly every mas
aa1 all mes who ass noalasss oe
Oabo1s spssioa - dlseetoss Of
Doblle a1alSs.
IL q the galAs, osatos aaI
TREAD Of every Dolitseal leader
% every shade % spiniss.
Il % sea1 ~ Oovsssmsas,
oeases Cosstv asa City o0alsss.
u % PseA ~ . BIG psscsstass
- The legal fsasssalsy, laeluaiag
6Sash ed bas.
10 % The favWslte ee Chlsago's
Ssa1is6 business asa.
u ssssAss all CLASSES u thsss
ASoss.
II - rsaA ~ the Fire Depart.
neat.
IL - ssaA ~ the Pellss Ne.
sass.s.s.
Il 10 - every pshlis o0ss a.a
svssy Duklis library.
10 q net controlled ~ say
shsaD, cheeky o. esooksA aavss.
s1sia1 agency.
II the niastesa years 0s iss
ea1stoaes % hes aasaSeA @ buila
- . large eiseulaei0o anA wpeat
oUseoess without the aiA % pro.
eoosloaal advestlslng shaslss.
That - Why % 10 % Snaspssd.
soe, % poDsosv aad 20 stsOnw.
The Chicago Bagls % one pa.
~ that has never aspendsd
ooee oavsstlsta1 agents for .
ssseslstses. 10 has oas Of lts
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-09

street railroads; with tho packing In.
teiests controlling the banks. Chicago
Inns. Indeed, a bright future.
~
Doc. Evans, tho person WHO calls
himself "Hcalth Commissioner Of Chi.
cago." finds fault with the government
for paying 30 much attention to tho
health Of hogs. Probably the efforts oc
the government to stamp out trichlua
ami other hog diseases. dlspleases some
or Doc. Evans friends, tho I,ackera
"Small fry must pay" was the head.
Ing ON tho Record.Herald's Tux article.
on Saturday. July O. OF course the.
small fry must pay. that the rich corpo.,
ratlons mny get police and are protec..
tl0n.
Don't forget that before this ant.
70 over, that over twenty miilieos az
dollars In back taxes will have ben.
collected.
~
The Milk Trust e going to raise the.
price OF milk again. A there Ia plen-
" of room mt Joliet. tho government
'''nld Immediately get busy.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-09
MORE WORK EOR EXPLORERS

During the last quarter Of century
there has been the greatest activity In
archaeological research. which received
an extraordinary impetus from DR..
SchllcnIanh's discoveries. Nor has the
Interest aroused been confined to OK.
lcrts. Though the people generally have
paid little attention to methods and dc.
tails. they have been glnd to learn OF
the results aud have applau,lcSl the
scholarship and the industry that have
brought them about. They have rec.
ognixed. too. that In addition To scl,Ol.
arshIp aud industry money was ncccs.
sary for unrnvellng the mysteries Of
buried cities. but the suggestion that
furnishing the money provides n most
attractive career for rich young mon
was reserved for Prof. George y. o..
colt. of Columbia University. lie
grows eloquent over the thought. What.
lc asks. have the gnyctics OF society,
what has fishing or hunting. golfing or
nutomobiling. to Offer comparable to tho
keen excitement Of watching and direct.
Ing a hundred workers as they lay bare
IN ancient city which human eyes have
not sccn In two miilcnniuns?" As for
the opportunities to make important
discoveries. he shows that they still
abound. There are chances upon
chances In southern Europe. and Asia
IL specially inviting field. .AmcrI.
cans Gun work there on tho same terms
~ Europeans. They will not be ut
disadvantage. az they might be In Eu.
rope. with the competition Of the M.
tivcs; they will have oriental strange.
ness 10 lurc them on ana the spice of
adventure. Many an ancient AsIatic
city " awaiting the golden touch that
VIII unlock the door OF hidden wonders.
and would mean that American wealth
might give the means and American
scholarship reap the glory" As We
read Of the enormous waste OF time
AMI money by young men OF wealth, or
become cOgnlzant OF II IN other ways. II
seems as II such IN appeal should have
some effect There IL an opportunity to
u highly valuable work for all
TO lead useful life. to awak-
IN new Interest In life, 10 shure I'm
the scholars glory. The rich young
men should think II over.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-09
GOVERNOR HUGHES TELLS 4
PLAIN TRUTH.

"a lot Of men," said Gov. Hughes. OF
New York, In a speech the other day,
"are oyercapitalIzed worse than the
corporations, and cannot earn Interest
on what they imagine are their In
trlnsic merits" This is so striking a
way OF putting an old truth that 1t
bears discussing. Everybody knows
men whose stock il so heavily watered
with cOncelt that they cannot avoid
bankruptcy. They do not pay divi.
dends on the capacity they brag about.
They say they are capable of great
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-09
At THE THEATERS
(;.A1s1l1('K.


with the first appearance In Chi.
cagO Of Ermcto NOvelli ut the Garrick
thcntcr. on Monday. Nov. nth. the
plnygocrs of this vicinity will ir intro.
dmcrd to the tiftl, great Italian genius
"f the stage. whose fOOtlight fame has
finnlly brought them to these shores.
and to an exhibit of their art before
American audiences. Two actors and
two actresses Of italy have preceded
Novelli here. Yesterday we sat under
the spell Of ltistori. Snlvini nnd 1lossi.
Of recent years We have given our nj.
mirntion IN the extreme naturnlnpss Of
Du~. Now we are to behold NOvclli.
declared by his most enthusiastic wor.
shippers to liz by fur the greatest Of all
the actors whom 1tnlIn. In bella italia.
Inns ever given birth unto.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-09
\l
la NA1.1.E,

\ happy combination Of story. cllar.
nctcrs. musical numbers. cnst and
chorus contribute tn the popularity Of
"rhc Girl Question now nearing its
10th performance 1T the In Sale
Thcntcr. The plot II one Of the most
unique over unfOldssl In n Chicago
tl'cntcr and the characters are ali
drawn from real life In ClllcngO's Rnaii.
clnl district. The tunes are OF the
catchy kind niul arc being whlstlcd all
over the city. Juno McCrcc. the clcv.
est slang artist on the American stngc {:
Ice kOl'lmnr. ~ emusic Master fn,ne {:
George Drew Aicntl,inI. and Frances
lcninrest. leading members Of the In
Sale stock company. could carry any
piece 10 success.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-09

Of eioS,O6I $50. And Il Is remarka-
We what ability has been displayed ty
Chicago Assessors In overlooking this
fact.
49,
The Union Stock Yards Company, Of
Omal,a. Uimitcd) Is a corporation
owned in Chicago. 1t Is capitalized for
$7.JOC.COO and our esteemed fellow
citizen. Samuel McRoberts IL one Of
the directors. Mr.. Mclsobcrts would
probably be only too glad to tell the
Board Of Review what Chicagoans own
this stock, a. he IL the secretary and
treasurer Of the company. The taxa.
ton Of this stock In Chicago would
add si05.OO0 per annum to the revenue
Of the people. A total Of $4,000 for
five years. Call Mr.. McRoberts BY ali
means. gentlemen Of the Board Of Re-
view.
~HA
Armour and Swift are getting their
clamps Oh the banks Of Chicago.
Twenty.threc national and Stnts banks.
have Armour and Swift people on their
bonrtIs of.dlrectors. With the Arinourv
controlling the tunnel system under
the city; with representatives, Of the
packing interests In control Of tl,s.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-09
EAOLETS.

The citizens Of the sixth District do
not forget how BILLY I.orImer tried To
force upon them tho tnx.raising. pro-
hibition charter and next November
they will rclcgate him TO the political
scrap pile.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-09

Max Robinson ana Louis Henry, two
of the best known and most popular
attorneys in Chicago, have formed II
partnership under the firm name Of
Henry Il Robinson, and their many
friends wish them success.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-09


Hon. william NJ. Ipvinc. former City
Treasurer. nnd one Of the foremost
merchants III Chicago. II home from an
extended trip to Europe. Mr.. Dcvinc
spent i,'lcl, time In ireland and reports
tho condition of affairs IN that country
M greatly improved since his last visit
four years ngo. lie is loud IN his
prnl" ~ the Dublin Exposition. which.
h. snys. both IN buildings and exhibits.
would 10 credit to any country on
earth. Mr.. Drvlne expresses regret at
tN" poor exhibit " American manufac.
lures AMI products. France hnd u
splendid showing. ana tho Canadian
display Of manufactures and ngricul.
turnl products was magnificent. lie
thinks rightly that the heglect Of this
grcat exposition by the United States
authorities was incxcusable.
~
city Attorney John Il. Cavcrly IL one
Of tho ablest ami most industrious OH.
clnls In the city Hall. lie deserves
til" widespread popularity he enjoys
among tho people Of Chicago.
III" able lenders Of the Independence
l.engue are building up n splendid Or
gnnlzntlOn In every ward nnd nothing
IL To he left undOne to make the League
n rcnl contender for victory next year.
BILLY I.orimer. the man who urged
the people to vote for the tax.raising,
prohibition charter. will In numbered
among the many alsO rams next year.
The Democratic County Committee
met Tuesday night ut the Sherman
House AMI adopted u motion which pro-
'l'l"s that members Of the party organ
Izaiion must support tho party ticket
IN all kinds Of elections to remain In
good standing. The motion was made
IN amendment to the party constitution
which Is being framed by u committee
II which Alderman W. T.. Devcr IL
hartman. The final report of this COM
nitl"c was delayed until after the fate
# the primary bill was determined. |
rhc ward club elections scheduled for |
Dec. 18th also were Indefinitely post |
'oncl On account Of the primary bill |
light.
Secretary John y. Tansey answered |
'hargcs relating Ia the manner IN |
Which he had obtained his salary. lie |
vas given II vote of confidence by the
committee.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-09

and Marin Short. james lDursin and
I'cryl Hope will he seen In thu leading
roles. and all the old favOritcs. inclu,l.
ing Morris McIlugll. Guy C~inl,s. Ann
I'rOnaugli AMI Worlcy Birch. will iw
seen In parts to advantage. Miss Srio.
hers new company II now intact. and
she announces some fine productions for
the near future. among which may bc
mentioned Janice Meredith David
lIarun'." I'm the Bishops Carriage"
and ''rllc Lightning Conductor" all
Of which are new to the stock com.
panies.
They are talking about taxing churci,
and school property to help out the
small taxpayer. Half OF the churcf,
property In Chicago does not amount
to as much 90 Marshall Field 4 Com.
paiv escape taxation on, judging iron,
comparison Of their &16.OOO.OOO Of
Insurance with the assessment Of g..
100000 against the same personal prop
erty. Hut the assessors are not talking
about getting after Field 4 Go. Oh.
no!
AeSA
Why Do We accept tainted money
from TRUSTS for schools aud hospitals
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-09
COLLEGE,

For the week commencing Monday
night Nov. II. tho College Iheater will
offer Sweet Clover" the faa,0us rural
metropolitan drama by Pauline Phelps
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-09
IVA
AUDITORIUM.


Miss Trixie Friganza. who starred
Jointly with Eddie FOy In 1.-THE Or
child" Inns becn captured by Klaw and
Erlanger Ms an Advanced Vaudeville
attraction. and will appear ut the big
Auditorium Sunday afternoon (N0v.
lOth), She will siag. among other of
her popular songs. mo Wedding BELLS
Tor Me- Mme. MOnti-Ilaltiina will be
retained for another week In her tab
loid version OF 3izet's masterpiece
"Chrmen.' Other big attractions on
III" hill are; Maudc Hall Macy 4
Co., Jack NorwOrth, Ollie Young, Car.
IN \ Otto, The -Four Lukens, lin AMI
Silvlany, u. q. Knowles and Barn0lds
dog ana monkey patOmime.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-09

Henry Ebcrtshaeuser, the popular
nnd well known business man, Is being
talked Of by his many friends for Pres
ldcnt of the County Board. \ better
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-09
~
NI'l'DENAEEIl.

Ia Ill" face ~ ''mOney strIngency.
AMI riiinOrs Of "lOOse banking meth.
DDS" the American people. particularly
ChiragOnns. haven't worried to any an.
prcriablc extent about the financial dis.
orders. ~ Icnst there Inns not iecn
any Indication Of II around the studc.
hnkcr tl'cnter. for not only has william
Hodge. In the comedy triumph Of the
sehs"n. "'rl,c Man from Home" played
during the past week 10 enthusiastic
audiences. but tho crowds have absO.
lntely packed tho Studemkcr ut every
performance. Well Int" the middle OF
lts second month. this Tarkington.Wil.
son comedy celebrated lts Aftlcth per.
formnncc wednesday, evening. anl the
audiences seem to grow more cnth,.
slnstlc rs the evenings pass.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-09
BUSH TEMPLE,


Willnrrs greatest sn,ss~s. "The
Mhsdlemnn," II genuine heart interest
AMI comedy story. will bc presented ut
u" Hush Temple next week cOn.,nenc.
Ing Monday evening. November 18th.
tn" good star. Miss Kelm, and the pop.
"iar leading man. Mr.. Haas. will step
II NH" to tho side OF the stage and
give the center To VIII ID. Corbett. one
"f the best actors In the company, who
VIII appear In the part OF tho old, low.
able inventor. Miss Keim will have
tho role Of Mary. tho old, inventive not.
ter's favorite daughter, and Mr.. Haas
viii hc the capitalists sOn. The stage
settings will In M to the usual higl,
standard.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-09
~~
GREAT NORTHERN.


"rhc Gull Of the theatrical public
l'ns been heard and Needed" my tho
popular cOlored comedians. williams
h Walker. who will open three weeks
engagement ut the Great Northern
commencing sunday afternoon. Nov.
10Th. AMI In conception AMI presenta.
iion they have made "Isanianna Land"
their new production for this season.
II real darky show. All Of its scenes
ARE laid In the SOutll. and nre about
and around tho well known ability Of
the cOIOrNl man to entertain the white
folks ~ we'll ~ the people OF their own
race. " realism IN art IL tho demand
W the times. "lsundanna Land" tills
this demand.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-09

The people Of Illinois are proud Of
the grand record made by Senator
Albert j. Hopkins In the United States
Senate and they desire his reelection.
Former Judge Adams A. Goodrich
has earned the honOrcd place lc holds
In the estimation Of Chicagoans by his
long and brilliant record ms n lawyer.
n iurist and Il citizen.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-09

Owing I" the great growth of the In
dependence League 1t has been found
necessary to lind new building for
Its headquarters and long lease has
been secured for the main floor of the
lii Sale Building ut l3o La Sale
street
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-09

Why Do We accept tainted money
from TRUSTS for schools mud hospitals
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-09

I'll" irving Park signal Is tho name
Of II bright newspaper just established
on the Northwest side by Thomas II.
Cannon. lts first number sl,arklcs
will, good things ami Its advertising
columns IRE loaded with business. Mr..
Cannon II an old.timc newspaper man
and u fOrccful and able writer. We
wish him and the Signal Success.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-09

John II. Jones should l'c nominated
AMI elected to the city Council from
the Eighth Ward next spring. MIR.
Jones represented the ward before In
tho city Council. and was ono Of the
best Aldermen Chicago ever Ind.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-09

william II. Lyman. the popular and
well known Democratic leader and
business man, would ,lO credit to any
office within the gift Of tho people.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-09

Thonas Byrne. the famous contrac.
tor. stands In the front ranks If Chi.
cngO's ablcst and most progressive
business men.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-09

Frank u, Jones, the popular vice
president Of the American Trust &
savings Bank, ranks rs one of Chic,l-
COS best known and most highly re-
slwctcd citizens.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-09
or ADLER man could not hold that Office
than Mr.. Ebcrtsl,nct,spr.

Alexander Harper. superintendent If
the Bureau Of Water. Is an able. CON
scientious aud Industrious public OIL
cinl. ami the people Of Chicago can bc
thankful that the water department IL
under such good management.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-09

Judge Lewis RInaker " making n
fine record on the County Bench. The
people Of Cook county hive In him mn
upright. capable and Just Judge.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-09

Judge Charles =. Cuttings record OH
the bencl, hns been II brilliant. honest
and fearless one. and the people Of
Chicago respect nnd admire them.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1907-03-13

ml6b 1JDel MOdrdLn returned Y06b0E-
day from Denver, where she has been
for several months, taking a musical
course. Her mothers health required
her to discontinue her studies.
"The Scouts Revenge" four act
melo-drama will be the next attraction
at the opera house. The play is new to
Lamar theatre goers. The company
comes highly recommended. Miss Leo
La Sale who Is the feature with the
show has reputation Of being one the
best singers and dancers on the boards.
The company carry a concert band and
operatic orchestra. Watch for the free
street parade, Wednesday, March Doth.
What has every indication Of being a
section Of hind leg bone Of mastodon
has been on exhibition in Henry Gers.
tenlauer's window for several days. 1t
was found by Il. E. Downer near Car
rizo, on March 9Th and brought to La
mar. 1t is larger than the bone Of any
animal now living, and IN spite OF the
fact that it must be thousands Of years
old, has been we'll preserved without
petrifying. There is talk OF searching
for other portions Of the remains in
hopes that more OF it has been pressrv-
ed.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1907-03-13
eczema, letter. Salt Rheun,, ltoh
Ring Worm, Herpes, BarbeT's

All OF these diseases are attended by
intense itching, which is almost IN
stantIy relieved by applying Chamber
lain's Salve, and by ito continued use a
permanent cure may be effected. II has
in fact, cured many cases that bad re-
sisted other treatment. Price % cents
per box. For sale by all druggists.