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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-24

will be wiped out and the product can
be sold from this point just as advan-
tageously as from any other, little
better
There is already one packing plant
here, run by E. j Lockingtou, but the
proposed new one will not be in com
petition with this as the local plant has
confined itself to only local territory.
1t may be, however, that the Locking
ton plant will be merged with the
greater one, and Mr. Lockington, a
practical packer, become interested in
the big fellow. 1t is understood that
at least two local men will be concerned
in the new enterprise.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-24

Improper action of the kidneys caneses
backache, lumtago rheumatism. Pine
ules" is a kidney remeedy that Will re.
lieve those diseases, pleasant to take and
guaranteed to give satisfaction or mo-
ney refunded, "Relief in every dose
Sold by Schultz 4 Ketcham
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-24
THE CITY.

Weather Forecast.
Snow and colder tonight; Thursday
fair with rising temperature.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
SECOND TRIAL
OF HARRY THAW
COMMENCES WEEK FROM TO-DAY
uNWRiTTEN LAW PLEA WILL
BE A6ANDoNED-THAw is
CONFIDENT.

New York, Dec. 29.--One week
from tomorrow Harry K Thaw will
be called for the second time before
a jury to make his defense to tho
charge of having murdered Stanford
White. There have been several post.
ponements of the date of the second
hearing of this case. but IL is said
now that there will be no further de-
lay.
In the coming trial, 1t is declared
there will be no mention made of the
higher, or unwritten law. but the dc.
fense will adhere strictly to the plea
of legal insanity at the time the act
was committed.
Evelyn Thaw will again be the
storm center of the trial and next
in importance to her story will be
the testimony Of several alienists who
testified before.
Thaw is looking forward anxiously
to the beginning Of his new fight
He will enter the court room with
the same confidence of acquittaI
which has mrked HIS attitude from
the first.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
DISPUTE POWER
OF MRS. EDDY
TO GIVE st,o0oo0o TO FOUND
CHARITABLE INSTITUTION
TRUSTEES NOTIFIED TO
MAKE NO APPROPRIATION.

Boston, Mass. Dec 20 29-Disputing
the power of Mrs. Mary Baker G..
Eddy head of the Christian Science
church, to make disposition OF so
large h part of her fortune, form4l
notices have been served upon TFus-
tees Mcclellan, Fernald and Baker,
having In charge Mrs. Eddy's estate,
ordering them not to make anpropria-
tion Of si.00O.00O to found a charit.
able institution recently announced,
or any other appropriation from Mrs.
Eddy's estate, pending the outcome
or the litigation.
According to former United States
Senator William f. Chandler this
action is to be followed by a new
lawsuit involving the Christian
Science head and her trustees,
brought by the next friends" Mrs.
Eddy's son George w. Glover, his
daughter, Mary Baker Glover, and
Mrs. Eddy's adopted son, DR.. Ebe-
nezer ]. Foster of Waterbury, VI.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
WAR SUPPLIES
TO Be SHIPPED
THOUSANDS or RIFLES AND MIL
LIONS or ROUNDS OF
CARTRIDGES.
BOUND TO PHILIPPINES
TWO Transports Loaded and About 70
SaiI--Largest Shipment Ever Sent
to the Island BY the
+ United States.

San Francisco, Dec. 29.-With more
than ordinary secretiyeness, and In
spite OF denials of army and other OF.
ficials that the shipments amount TO
anything worth noting, the largest
consignment OF war material ever sent
to the Philippine Islands in two yes
sells Is assembled on the transport
dock at the foot of Folsom street and
on Pier No. AZ at the foot of Second
street, ready for transportation TO
Manila the coming week.
The greater part OF the material,
amounting to 1000 tons and including
6,240.000 rounds Of cartridges and q
vast quantity Of commissary supplies,
boilers, wagons and other freight. is to
be carried to the Philippines by the
Pacific mail steamer China sailing
next Tuesday afternoon. The remain
der Of the material already assembled,
consisting Of $500 new Springfield
rifles and much equipment for sub
marine mines, as well as full cargo
Of general war supplies, will fill the
hold of the transport Sherman, to de.
part for Manila on Jan. g.
The huge shipment of cartridges to
be carried by the China is in $500
boxes containing / 200 rounds each
all of 3D-calibre for the new Spring.
field rifles, and comes from the Frank
Ford arsenal. Not far from the huge
piles Of cartridges on the mail dock,
1000 tons Of food supplies for the
army OF the Philippines lie ready for
the longshoremen who are loading the
China
Following the China In less than a
weeks time will be the transport
Sherman which today began to take
i'm consignment Of 1900 Springfield
rifles for Manila, On board the Sher-
man, too, will be d large quantity of
coils for the submarine mines carried
by the troop ship.
Il have not regarded the sending Of
the cartridges and rifles to the Is
lands as anything worthy of notice"
said Col Bellinger, depot quartermas-
ter Of the army. when interviewed to-
day. I'm fact. he continued, 1T just
now occurred to me that we are for
warding the things you speak of, but
what do they amount to?
1T is customary for big shipments
for Manila to be sent from New York
direct by merchant vessels through
this port rather than by the trans.
ports, and that explains why the China
is carrying supplies for the Philip
pines"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
TO DIE
| WITH OLD YEAR
GEORGIA TO BE FIRST STATE IN
THE SOUTH TO ADOPT
PROHIBITION.
LOSS IN LICENSE TAX
In Atlanta VIII pc $135,6f2--Property
Values OF Saloons and Brew
cries In state Six
Million.

Atlanta, Ca, Dec 29.--With the ad
Ivent OF the new year. the law pre-
venting the manufacture and sale ol
Intoxicating liquors passed by tht
last session OF the Legislature be
comes effective, making Georgia ths
first OF the southern states to b,
placed in the prohibition column.
1t. was claimed today that Atlanti
alone would lose In license taxei
|sl35,612 and that property value b
saloons and breweries here IN from
| |$1.oO00Oo to si,5ooooo. For the res
Of the state property values inyolves
are about $5,a0o0o.
In this city the end will come a
10 O'Clock p. M. the city ordinances
requiring saloons to close at tha
time. Those engaged in the liquo
traffic have In many cases gone Int
other business and will remain Il
1.-THE state. Several large firms aFs
preparing to move to Chattanooga
baltimore, Alabama and elsewhere
lrhe store rooms thus made vacan
have for the most part been rentes
at the same rentals they have brongh
heretofore. Quite a number o
liquor houses have already closed ans
kfhe change which at first looket
great, will thus be Gradual.
United States Internal revenue IN
spectors are busy this week CLOSING
down distilIeries throughout tn
state. The government itself Is no
illegally Interested in the matter bn
| the owners Of the diStilleries hav
jasked that tfieiF plants bo shut dUws
according 10 regulation. by the aver
ling Of Dec. al, they will be closed
There are nov only fifteen distillei
lies operating In Georgia, several Q
| the larger ones having closed earl,
lthis month. After the prohibition
law goes into effect the federal gov
ernments revenue from Georgia will
be cut down between $4,000 an'
$500, 900. n,
The anti-saloon element are pre-
pairing to celebrate the event II
various ways At the Baptist Taber
nacle after an imposing ceremony 0
"Watching whisky out and prOhibl
tion in," Tuesday night, DR.. LEI
Broughton will break a flask O
whisky which viii permit the audi
ence to look for the last time on
legalized whisky in Georgia" At ths
midnight hour the gold pen will
which Gov Hoke Smith signed tn,
prohibition bill will be exhibited.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
GREAT REVEALS
ALL OVER STATE
KANSAS FOR CHRIST SLOGAN IN
GREAT EvANGElISTIC
MOVE COUNTRY HAS EVER
SEEN-TO LAST A YEAR.

Kansas City, Mo-, Dec. Kansas
for Christ" Is to be the slogan in q
wide evangelistic campaign that is to
be brushed simultaneously in every
county of the Sunfower state next
year. Hundreds of ministers from
various denominations, together with
numerous well known evangelists are
to hold reyiyals. An entire year will
be spent In the movement and an
effort is to be made to demonstrate
TO the whole country what may be ac'
complished II religious work Is carried
forward on strictly business lines.
The great revival is to be under the
leadership OF Rev. VIM. Edward Bied
erwolf. who planned IT, The undertak
ing win be the subject 20 general su
pervision OF the board of two minis
ters and two laymen from each demon
nation. This body which has already
been organized with fifteen denomina
tions represented. has selected Ell
ward r. Taylor of Philadelphia as sec
retary.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30

WILL SUFFICE TO BUILD A ROW
or HOUSES THAT WOULD
REACH FROM NEW YORK Tol
PHILADELPHIA.

Washington. Dec. 2s.-The ensi
peers on the Panama canal are deal.
ing In vast figures these days on the
magnitude of work to be done upon
the locks Of the canal. The amount
of concrete to be used in builsling
these locks would suffice to construct
eight room city houses Of thirty b.
thirty feet wide with two stories aud
basement and with concrete floors
and with concrete roof 10 the number
Of 27S42. Allowing each ~ these
houses rs foot LOT they would make
continuous street fHcm New York
to Philadelphia. with enough houses
left over to make row on one side
Of the street from Philadelphia TO
Washington The horses would fur
nish Suburban homes for 10000 peo-
pie. or would house population
equal TO that Of the city Of Minneap
oils. .~~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
Of
THE MISSISSIPPI
MAY pwlNDLE AND DRY UP AS
RESULT OF RAPID DEsTRuc-
TloN or PINE FoREsTs-EF-
FORTS TO CHECK PROCESS.

Chicago, Dec. 29.--The future OF the
Mississippi river as a great highway
Of transportation is threatened by con
ditions at its headwathrs where, 1t has
been discovered, tho rapid cutting 81
timber has caused hundreds OF lakes
to dwindle and even to dry up, thus
reducing the water supply OF the big
river to the Gulf. Steps are being
taken here to perfect an organization
to bring tho rapid destruction of the
NATIVE forests to a stop, for 1t takes
but fivo minutes to cut pine giant
THAT it would require 100 to $50
years to grow. Thousands Of square
miles in the lake region from which
tho Mississippi gets its supply are 50
rapidly being stripped daily Of trees
that already the present and future
flow of the stream is affected, Engi-
|neess and scientists agreo that 1t Is
only a question of time until the nat
uraI reservoirs will have been 80
greatly reduced that the times Of "low
water will find the Fathers of waters
little moro than crooked streak of
mud. Tho remedy recommended is
the conservation Of such timber as
still stands. particularly that on In,
dian reservations. and tho setting
aside Of a tract OF several million
acres. now unpeopled, as permanent
preserve. Under the general head Of
conserving the country's natural re
sources President Roosevelt In his last
message pointed out tho need for
such steps as this. In Germany and
other European countries tho forests
for years have ben carefully guarded
against such waste as now Is taking
place in Northern Minnesota without
check Investigations OF tho ravages
which havo been In progress IN the
Minnesota forests already presage
startling revelations OF ruthless waste,
by overflow waters at hocd water
dams that are never opened. and of
Illegal numbering In the interior where
the pine lumber trust" holds abso.
inte ruie, regardless OF law or tie fu.
turo Of the country.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
SESSION
|oF NEVADA LEGISLATURE WILL
BE CALLED ~ GOV.
SNk SPARKS.
At Request Of President Roosevelt
Announcement Puts New Aspect
on situation at Gold
field.

Reno, New, Dec. 29.--A special ses-
sion Of the Nevada legislature will be
called tomorrow BY Governor John
Sparks. The governor said tonight
that he will issue a proclamation in
the morning and that the date OF con-
ycning win be about two weeks
hence.
Tho call will be made at the request
Of President Roosevelt. who has noti-
fed Nevada's governor that such ac-
tipn must be taken or the troops now
stationed at Goldfield VIII be removed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
To BE Issued BY Government Provided
For In Bill 20 Be Intro
duced.

Washington. edo. 29.--An official
journal. to be published weekly by
the governments. and officers IL neces'
sary. and which probably will contain
brief notices Of the work executed IN
the departments and independent bp
reaus of the departments. of the su
preme court Il the United States AMI
of the proceedings Of congress so far
as they may be Of general public In
terest. is provided for IN bill. which
Congressman Richmond T. HobsOn Oi
Alabama. proposes to introduce afteI
the holidays. The sum cf $4,000 Il
appropriated for the equipment an
s27s.oee for the expense Of issuing th'
publication.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
To the Value OF Not less Than $25,
100000 Being Shipped to
Europe.

New York. Dec. pa record break
ing shipment of American agricultural
machinery is about 20 ne made TO
Europe. six big steamships having
been chartered for the transportation
of everything conceivable used in
farming work. These cargoes viii
represent value not far short of $685.
100000
The first complete cargo is sched'
uled to leave this port by the steamer
Saratoga January for Libeau. On
reaching the aBltic part of the machin-
cry win be loaded on special trains,
which will be despatched six thousand
miles into the heart of Siberia.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
BASEBALL MATTER
Proposed invasion Of Chicago q,
American Association 10 Be Dis
eUssed BY msgns,es.

Chicago. Dec. 2e.-The matter Of
the proposed invasion Of the Chicago
baseball field By the American Asso
citation will be taken up at Cincinnati
January 6. between President OBrien
of the American association. and the
National commission. which meets In
the Ohio city on that date
This actor was taken at the an
nual meeting Of the American asso
ciation here today. Other business
accomplished was the reelectioa ol
George Tebesu. Of Kansas City. ss
chairman Of the board Of directors,
and of M C. Csntillon Of Minneapolis,
vice president Of the organization.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
NEW ASPECT.

GoldfieId, Ney., Dec. Announce
ment was made here today that Gov
ernor Sparks would call tho Nevada
legislature together in special ses
sion and has put an entirely new as
pect upon the labor situation here
At least q portion OF the federal troops
will, 1t is thought remain In Goldfield
for an Indefinite period, and all fear
Of serious disturbance growing out ol
tho dispute has vanished
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
WANT MARRIAGE LOCALIZED.

Florence, Dec. 29.--The authorities
here have been asked TO legalize the
marriage of Enrico Toselll. music
teacher. and Countess Montignoso,
the divorced wife of the Crown
Prince Of Saxony, which was cele-
brated September 25 In London.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
STEAMER TOTAL LOSS.

New Orleans. La. Dec. 29.-News
reached here today from Belize that
the steamer Alps is a total loss. Tho
passengers and crew were saved. in
cluding Moses Schwartz and William
Adler. They are now In Belize.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
AGREES TO NOMINATION..

London. Dec. 29.--Lord Curzon oi
Kedelston. chancellor of Oxford Uni
versity. has agreed TO allow himself
to be nominated for the vacancy
among the representative peers oi
ireland caused by the death of Lord
Kilmaine.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
NO SOLUTION FOUND.

GAINESVILLE. Wis. Dec. 2a.-The po-
lice tonight said TIA no scluiion has
been discovered Of the mysterious
death of Nsdeiyn Clayton. wife OF =
Chicago clairvoyant
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
MINSTREL MAN DIES.

Columbus. Ohio. Dec 2e-Boardman
Csrens. a well known minstrel and in
teriocutor. and assistant business
manager of the AL G.. Fields minstrels.
died at Point Pleasant Va. today of
pneumonia He was thirty-four years
ola
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
BURNED TO DEATH.

Macarthur. Ohio. Dec 29.-Mrs-
Boyer and one child werc burned TO
death and another child badly burned
in a ere that completely destroyed
their bone near Hamden, last night
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
MURDERED GIRL
HAD TWO NAMES
eoDy is POSITIVELY iDENTiFtED N
RY TWO DIFFERENT
PERSONS.
|NO CLEW no MURDERER
New York Murder Mystery Stili
Baffles Police and Detectives
New Light shed On case ny
letter.

New xark. Dec. 2s.~A ioiiUsedIlsl.t,
lioation Of the victim of the eyrsey
|swamp murder, curicnsly Effected yess
|terday makes II practically certain
THAT the woman was Agnes OsKeefes
sometimes known as Mrs. Annie Ncr.
t..., tsta fHf
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30

DOING A LITTLE BETTER than
your advertisement promises viii
prove TO be paying asset. But under
any circumstances back up the adver-
tiscnient BY your actions.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30

coNFypGMcg IN AUvGNTtoIf(o
Amcne ~ psoplS Mho raa6 n tle asssI
~ ~ sucssssfut a6v6rtietN6 N oF'
der % produce thls ~ MsefchsNt his1i
ssif must show eonhdsncs II s1vsrt's
Ing. . w. !,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30

seopcIuded % Tslrs F.s@l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-17
THE PORTLAND RATE FIGHT.

shippers conducting fight to keep
indirectly Astoria what known
the freight all ship
and then the LOCAL
FREIGHT PORTLAND TO SPOKANE OR ASTORIA.
the system toward all
other places Francisco interior
in Portland with the local rate from
Portland added.
before the Interstate Com
merce Commission is RETAIN EXCLUSIVE COMMON
POINT PORTLAND.
Portland contention against Spokane and Astoria
maintaining the special
privilege hat has prevailed
big cities the points hav
VEIOPING MANUFACTURING AND JOBBING BUSINESS.
cities the border of state at the
he OF distance tariffs.
That will follow Oregon enough
make situation will
in he han o Portland
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-17

five and all the state
tons" will We
printer nat salary ana
several big exaneous
combinations AFFECT THE COMMON PEOPLE.
the enormous Jop at are
combinations formed In he
m as
CLASS OF PEOPLE IN THE STATE
graduates the rest of the community
II the University and want our state
need the money
would granted.
but to ump their demands from s75OO year s25OOO
bill of particulars WAS
GOING A LITTLE TOO STEEP
will not change the facts or
alter the FOR CUT
OF A A
the short road into the tax
pocket fighting for his The fight to re-
fer Is a for principle, against education
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-17
TEDDY ON THE RAMPAGE.
Hugs Womnn Until She Screams
Strenuous Circus Bear Gains
Liberty.

Believers in the theory of re-incar-
nation would have their belief
strengthened 10 absolute certainty
could they spend few days at the
winter quarters of the Norris q
Rowe circus at Santa Cruz, Cal. The
circus men have In their menagerie
a trained Siberian bear which they
claim is rightly named, for the
strenuosity OF his many performs
ances are both strenuous and varied
I'm the extreme. lie shows unusual
cunning in gaining his liberty AMI
once out he manages to create both
CONSERVATION and havoc unless
speedily captured. "Giggllng Gary
Vanderbilt, one OF the prinlcpa'
clowns with the show declares Ted
dy" Is or was human and of a GER
talnty was on earth before in human
gulse. "Giggling Gary" is traininS
the bear TO do many interesting
tricks. The other day while the
clown was putting the finishing
touches to the bears education, the
Iblg black fellow suddenly threw
down the barrel he was Juggling and
jumping to his feet he growled what
the clown declares sounded plainly,
'Nuff, Nun" Vanderbilt He'd the
Imenagerie shouting that the bear
was talking and was surely bewiteh'
ed. The circus men were amused
and now they make Teddy say Il
every day 70 the great amusement OF
the crowds who visit their winter
Zoo. Recently Teddy was fastened
to a post on the steps OF the Zoo
Ho managed TO set loose. opposit,
the quarters OF the circus, a woman
was standing on the yeranda OF hel
home. Teddy charged straight TO
wards her The woman seemed un
able TO stir and Teddy gained hei
side In a second. He threw his for,
feet around her waist and gave her ,
genuine bear hug, The circus at
taches were attracted by her screaml
and quickly lassOed Mr. Teddy. i
will be some time before he agaiI
gains his liberty, but the coming cir
Gus season will advertise the fac
that Norris 4 Rowe have the onl.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-17
THE GOLD OUTLOOK FOR 1907.

The seattle a the other
showing prospects of great gold crput for 1907
The first quarter OF 1907 shows clearly tha e sou oup" o ~
london has learned that the yield of the gold of
ct for March just approxmated WHICH
NEW RECORD FOR ANY ONE MONTH IN THAT WORLD WONDER
GOLD CAMP.
n no shortage OF labor 1907
stOoooOoo gold taken hereom against $4,000
Reports Nvadathe three greatest
points relative In the
gold output wrrn REPORTED
OF the rich quartz veins supposed to exist un
things has been located measured and assayed
The ore of hsh grade aud this one vein has oen traced over '
100000 gold II known 20 be present
and the tracing of additional veins will go on
speedily, a criterion has been obtained
reports big production
of labor troubles which ought be set
tod shouy.
IN southern Nevada been
well known lodges AND NEW MINES WILL nE
producing nations with
within Alaska jumping to
that the United States viii produce
1907 aud that the worlds production viii
continuance of the mines and
1905 and ThE
woRDs PRESENT DEMAND BE
FAIR MEASURE
nut even showing promise
penui that the railroads double their investments at low rates OF
the output of gold soer than ever before in history
nur rn usrs roR N ARE GROWING IN GREATER PROPORTION
PRODUCTION.
The railroads say they
their rolling stock TO accommodate the present uone
that doubns has been accomplished tho free movement Of
win business. aud business In turn viii bring more
demand money.
Prosperity, prices high
TuEnFFoRE RAILROADS As WELL As OTHER FORMS on COR.
rORArE PROPERTY wou individuals ought the
high hnss evil, AND PROCEED wIrn THEIR
NEEDED IMPROVEMENTS.
years possible railroad
hut that road today for
T@E INTEREST rs INCREASED oNnruRD
q 5 price OF everything else
. "a discrimination
VIII prOat them,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-17
A GOLDEN ERA FOR SALEM.

paving will mark of pros
sperly the Capital City
public improvements
WILL SALEM
be or a a million
persistent hammerng and coang bring
people salaries But
n SLOWLY.
Salem whcn the labor these improve
sponts act
property WILL DRAW IDLE MONEY OUT OF
to fol grading rolling mrfacng streets
this will spend with the business man.
auye part Of It. BACK THROUGH THE BANKS
capital hands for Invest
monts MONEY CIRCULATION
always scattered
20 hands tha again circulation.
THE CITY COUNCIL BE AFRAID TO ORDER
IMPROVEMENTS.
there should be half dozen
all improvements tagging engineering work TO
VI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-17
Doing Business Again.

when my friends thought / was
about TO take leave of this world, on
account OF indigestion. nervousness
and general debility" writes A. A.
Chrisholm. Treadwell. N. Y, "and
when It looked as II there was no
hope left. was persuaded to try
Electric Bitters. and / rejoice to say
that they are curing me. / am now
doing business again as OF old, and
am stlll gaining daily" Best tonic
medicine on earth. Guaranteed by
J. c. Perry, druggist. soc.