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Back of their sterns stretch the two
lines OF ironclads that make up the
rest OF the fleet. The ships are chained
400 yards apart. and 600 yards Of sea
separate the sQuadrons. Thus the feet
covers an ares OF the roads two miles
long and a third of a mile in width.
AT a distance it looks like a great
yellow monument which might have
been built out OF the sea to commemor-
ate the achievements OF the greatest
fighting nation in the modern world.
The 1900 men aboard might be statues
in miniature, srescoing the sides OF the
l. ge sculptured bulk.
Coaling Finished.
Coaling has been long since finished.
That is well, for IN the storm that came
with this afternoon no coaling could
have been done IN the Roads Neither
can officers gigs or launches GHc-5 %
take chance Of riding through the gale
from battleship line to shore.
Also the supplies have been put aboard
all save the wines and fine cigars and
cigarettes which vtil meet the feet for
the wardrobe messes at Trinidad.
Therefore. Admiral Evans is ready for
the sailing; therefore, neither he nor his
officers nor his men mind the tempest
that howls today and tonight about his
men-of-war.
The navy has a way Of being on time.
On time It has assembled here. On time
II will depart. On time it viii arrive
the 18th OF next March In Magdalena
bay, OF the coast of southern California,
as sersnely as though II were or the
coast OF Maine for annual target prac-
tice instead OF being 1900 miles away
through the most dangerous channel
known to navigation.
The hotels nearby are crowded,
chockablock, with the wives, sweet
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Dinners, Banquets, Receptions. Flowers
That are pleasing. shaHer. 14th 8 L.
Adv.
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MINERS THREATEN TIE-UP
OF ALL SOUTH NEVADA

GoLDFIELD. New. Dec. 1.-THE
Western Federation OF Miners proposes
TO call its members out in every camp
In south Nevada Officials Of the or
ganization fear the Goldhelders win
have trouble to win their fight alone.
The general call IS expected within a
day or so.
tt , Nevada Worl1men. the miners
paper, bitterly attacks Governor Sparks
today. personally and officially
Have You a Hurried Printing Order?
\ Let US execute II. Globe Printing Co..
18th & y sts. nw.-Adv.
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Every captain and every officer has
made his craft snug against the tenn
pest, and stands waiting to guard
against any emergency that might Grip
pie a ship or run the fleet into mishap
at the very start Of the vc gage. Jackies
in hundreds line the water and wind
swept decks. Searehlights blaze out on
every side.
Thus the aTmadlS awaits Monday, the
coming OF the President, and the hour
that will start it on It's cruise around
the Southern continent
II the feet could be described by the
crowds that throng the Virginia shO->>
the spectacle OF it would be even more
thrilling in this storm than in a calm
The big wind and the giant waves that
can cnly sway them back and forth In
lazy pitching. gives the spectator r
most impressive understanding Of their
splendid stability and their power Of
resistance to the elements.
Strength Plainly Shown.
The perfect discipline OF their officers
and men in this outbreak Of nature Is
a convincing earnest OF their ability to
cope with whatever may oppose them
in their coming voyage.
The sight OF the two fine squadrons,
shedding the storm in the Roads to-
day. is as brave spectacle as any
American could wish to see beneath his
country's flag. For show Of discipline.
strength, efficiency. and potential power,
the Atlantic feet is as incomparabie
to the eye Of the layman as to the naval
statistlcian, and the latters figures
prove that IT is by far the most puis-
SAINT lighting force now assembled in
one spot anywhere on this globe
The Connecticut and Minnesota,
farthest inshore, lie at anchor with
their noses pointing at the fortress.
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SHIP WRECKS HULK
IS GAZING AWAY
OFF SANDY HOOK

NEW YORK, Dec. IA broken, bat
tered hulk. fast going to pieces under
the pounding of the heavy surf of
Sandy Hook. is all that remains tonight
to tell the story of the thrilling rescue
of eleven men from the bark Edmund
Phinney by the breeches buoy Just be-
fore the old vessel collapsed under the
nammering Of the waves and the wear
of thirty-four years honest service.
At the Government station tonight
Captain Anderson, skipper OF the bark.
and nine Of his crew are under the care
of surgeons. recuperating from their
terrible experience of being lashed in
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]. q. Small & Sons, Florists,
Washington and New Xork--Adv.
The Washington times., 1907-12-15
ARMADA READY
FOR FAREWELL
OF THOUSANDS
President RoosevcIts Review May Be Last
Ceremony for BattIeships in Atlantic
WaterS-DeStination Shrouded
in Mystery.
in Mystery.

MONROE Va batleships Of the
the end ahoms of anchor chains
Hampton tonight while about them
wal
driving the
binding
bridge
CAPTAINS STAND GUARD.
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Ambassadors Toast Explorer.

CONTINUED on Seventh Page.l
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Fleets Last Night
In Hampton Roads

Storm RACES -. sixteen battleships
on night before departure for Pacific.
Fleet covers an area OF two miles
long and a third OF a mile wide,
vessels standing 100 yards apart.
Hotels and boarding houses crowd
ed with family, friends. and sweet
hearts OF men Of the feet.
Epidemic OF grip breaks out. on
battleship Kentuc clZy.
Final destination OF feet subject
OF discussion Throughout America
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CoNGRESSMEN WILL TALK
TO CALIFORNIA SOCIETY

The California State Association win
be addressed by Representatives Need
ham, Kahn. and Hayes at the Ebbitt
House Tuesday evening. Representa- tive
Needham Will tell Of his recent trip to
Honolulu, describing the geography
climate. and other conditions OF the
country and the habits and customs Of
its people Representative Kahn will
compare European scenery with that OF
American, while Representative Hayes
will describe the new San Francisco.
Foilowing the addresses q musical and
literary program VIII be given.
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Wants Els Policies Upheld.

Continued on Page Thirteen.)
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MEDAL GIVEN
TO AMUNDSEN
AS EXPLORER
Vice President Fairbanks
Presents Geographic
Society's Gift, at
Banquet.
Rear Admiral Chsrles M. Thomas, Com
manding tn; Second Squadron

In the presence Of neerly four hundred
guests Of the Nationa, Geographic So
ciety, including diplomats, statesmen,
and men and women prominent in the
world of research. Vice President Fair
banks last night presented at the annual
banquet of the society the Hubbard
gold medal to Capt -Roald Amundsen. Of
Norway, discoverer Of the Northwest
Passage.
The banquet which was held in the
large ballroom at the New Willard, was
one OF the most picturesque in the
twenty years existence OF the Geo
graphic society. The scene attending
the presentation OF the medal 70 the
celebrated Norwegian explorer. and the
reception accorded him was enthusiasts
tic IN the extreme.
Ambassadors Toast Explorer.
Following this came the toasts Of Am
bassador Bryce, Of Great Britain, and
Ambassador Jusse rand, of France. both
Of whom paid tribute to Captain Amund-
sen. each mention OF his name being
greeted with applause by the large and
distinguished gathering present.
Captain AmUnds en-, IN his response to
the presentation speech, took occasion
to refer In laudatory terms to Com
mander Peary, who was seated nearby.
as the great explorer Of them all"
This inspired an ovation to the A.neri-
can explorer, who, at the annual ban
quet of the society, last year, was
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ROOSEVELT PLAN
TO HAVE PARTY
UPHOLD POLICIES
viii Work for Taft's sNom-
nation, and ConclIia-
ton of Republican
Faction.

President Roosevelt, free from the
embarrassments and entanglements in
which he was involved so long as there
was suspicion that he might yet be his
partys nominee for another term. is go
ing TO play game OF the fastest and
most effective politics that has been
Known in many years The President
has In mind few very specific things
that he proposes to accomplish Among
them are:
To assure that the Roosevelt policies
and the Roosevelt administration of
them shall be iEdorsed in the Chicago
convention next June, and that that in
dorsement shall be no formal and mean
ingless utterance, but a sincere and
earnest declaration ot the real position
OF the party.
To assure that, as guarantee Of the
sincerity OF this declaration, q candI-
date shall be named for President who
shall be the evidence before the nation
Of the platforms sincerity.
To secure, If possible, as that candi-
date, William III. Taft
To manage the relations OF factional
and personal concerns, in the next few
months, 50 as to make certain that there
Will be no grave split to menace party
success at the polls
Wants Els Policies Upheld.
The President, being human, may be
set down as even more devoted to the
Endorsement of his policies, and their
progress in the next four years, than
TO the idea Of debating the nomination.
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-06
THE AKESpEARE CLUB.
Questions ON the Lesson for the
Meeting on April 10.


Meeting ON April 10.
Following are the questions on the
lesson for the meeting of the Shakes
peare Club. April 8:
Act ", Scenes IL and ".
Has A. of S. before spoken of peo-
;rle knowing him and where?
Whose imaginary wiles" his or
the peoples?
Why does d. not seek his master
at the prison?
Explain the picture of old Adam
new apparreled?
Meaning of bob, durance, sets up
his rest, and mace.
Meaning of hog and angels?
The Antiphili are mad, one by add
mission the other by accusation, eX-
plain the difference?
What would YOU infer from lis
that the chain YOU promised me to-
day"
Explain d. S answer to AS 1T is
the Devil
Had the dinner been interrupted?
WHY long spoon?
What is meant by void"
Does u. mean not TO give the
chain
Do You think the Courtesies. pre-
sent instance of his rage sufficient
cause for madness:
Does she really believe he Is mad
How does she think this will save
the ring
What does Ant remark 10 the of
flcer Intimate
Why does ) of Il. not resent what
~ says
Why does u warn his mistress
When Adr says "iiis ineisilitv
confirms uo less does She contra
diet y IS opinion Of bis mastcrr
What did ahv mean hv pleas"
rou
Expaio "Hov Dew .r-mul,s iu hs
seias9
Wbf ats~ Ay 4sE custumer
EsHlalH "bilch"n yesiai
Meaning uf santh" and Shame
Whr dn,s An aurase kar - be-
,us .ha neal eanse of his arrest
: WAIST dn,s nnt % ras ~ monef
awnsef
e3fr fHe au4in 90 papsr munH
Vhf pa them in "a aara ranm
Recall rhararter ln r.nrnf
STUDY fhaf was @a treated
TAssss Il r.aseivee uo eogd HuF Ve
were lps kesi oar gives whaf impFes-
sion
WAY ao-s Pinch saI for more cons
rahv1
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-06

Is H Duncan Houston E b..
stiff S. Louis Geo T.. JONES &c.
Louis. inhU moody Houston p. b..
10 Bamss. A. a.. n. r. p. Taylor.
Dallas ]ulIar OppsUhciWH. st
i.pHis b. W lyneh. Louisville. T,1..
GeH 30 PFter Dallas. W s. tdam..
Enu 49, D. Eishards Houston g
y N#t.r. tHr..Uaua F 49, Wrf...
Movie if I iiHu. Chicago c r
..au.Hr CHEESE. 1aues TO fsa.H..
'u.au sF- IS. H fa.uW.'I T..
N...H His ru,. CaIdwsI Ela.
i U-l..H tloNauds UaEf. H
H Eaais g. G Huu. T.--
WORTH W E seeu. F..f Nun.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-06

The call of the country grows lou-
der every year. IT viii vet be- heard
above the human roar of the maOhiu-
cry of trade and industry I'm the cit
les SO clearly that there will be- an
cqualizing OF the conditions of en-
ploymeut There viii be "a better sup
ply of workers on the farms and less
pressure for places to- earn living
us clerks iu stores aud office The
rural districts of America grow
steadily NOR, attractive. ALWAYS more
favorable tor tull and rounded Tito.
The country is oomiuz slowly mt
surely into its own. for work aud ur
residence Cleveland Leader
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-06

dial welcome to the services The
following are some of the subjects
that will be considered
How to be Saved.
The Work of the Holy Spirit in
Conversion.
A Sin That Everyone Commits
Baptism and the Remission of.
Sins.
Difference Between the Best Sim
ner and the Worst Christian.
The Judgment
Heaven and How to Enter It.
i And great many other interest
/ ing and vital questions. Services will
| begin at o'clock every evening
| Come thou with us and we will dc
thee good
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-06
First Baptist Church.

The church Is now complete and
all services will be held at the
church The Sunday school will meet
in the Sunday school room at $50.
The children will enter at the side
door. Every member of the church is
urged to be present The hand of
church fellowship will be given to
new members, and the Lords Sup
per will be celebrated The b. Y, T.
t. will meet at O'Clock under the
leadership Of tbs new president, Bro.
lea Cannon. The evening service
will be at o'clock. Sunday services
SiU begin our special meetings which
will continue through the week. y
cordial welcome given to visitors and
strangers
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MOOD n Ctt,LlN. Druggists


VA oliort Us bvlne undo 90 eiyr
WaNahachic an up 90 date city ID
rcetory ana it is tu he hoped that
every one viii render some assistance
to this worthy vntervris. One essen
tial necessity is tu have the resi-
denc-s numbered so thar au accurate
llst may b" made Waxahachie b.
uuw "a cltv snd VITA every hous,
numbered east wiii bH 1np efrp nr
'hff bag hrr proegsss
PERRY s. ROBERTSON
M.rnr
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The supraiuE %sns0g al 1He Maiu
: r,,et Christian Church tomorrow
sill ee an old Testament Sfady Al
~45 p n the sah1ect @lll be \
ChanHg ot~~Hearf ~ ia Neees&ars
What Is Ia Egow Gy{ lts' The sun
daA school wsil msvs at A. ia
au3 the Endeasor societies at a.
~ m 1ea are cordially invited 10
navv& etth rs Chalmers MCPHERSON
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-06

Why does Ant. appeal to the Off
GERS?
Explain D. of E. and A. of Els
converse ton?
Is the officers convinced?
Convinced they are mad too?
If A. of S. saw they were afraid
of swords why not stay and untan-
gle the matter?
Which seems to impress d. most
wicheS or women?
What of his request?
OF An. answer
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-06

For rhc benefit of ldlers aud loaf
"ls. lf is proper to make note OF the
far fHa. fhc prospect for not oh
tanning swpias mvut has never h..u
Hu diss"uweiug ln Kansas city as 10
Dol H' fuv FFes.uf time Kansas CITY
SItr
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Hss ruuHr 1000 Hm1us VALLEY aIi-
0Har. IHHrf..u miles Wet Ut Wsxa-
"asHit ..t. usdr up mHd nf 3
'"" pa" .a stH.rdf8 .u bHnur au ar
rsiau Ns.. I.. eork of houns has
l.rsa1. mean ahh fhe anH f uow
Hnen Hs.fs+tl -HH aaH .an f.f
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Mater Rent due.

Notice is hereby given that water
rents are now due aud payable at
the superintendent office. TO save
further expense and troubl" please
call and settle same ON or before
April lu. 1907.
f. g. DAVENPORT. Supt.
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>aaJay ~eaos] IS q ga " H.
Mrknfkht, Snpg services ~ a ~.
ana 81 u ~ ~ estuatnstef t.eA sue
E8s p "a. PFaver e@egtag NvSinv@
day E aA Thts ~8Ef l@ ear qaatter~
tv gousugau8on service ard 81 ta~
uaeuz Beers are requested fa De nfrsent
f.-onara Gt1l N8alster
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oa'H Hrn scarce and hlsa a.
Va beat ans carn chops in equal z.ar's
1881 So" per sark il9H uoaRAsB is
equal tu ts ceufs f1r oats. Shnh n
"a 9osa uhsflmte. Trails la ten cents
less taan aata psr hHshri aud is saos
far hofw Haa or eh~leua u W
ThumpsUa "a
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Wr arn pleased sa announce that
IairF Heaev 4u1 Tar FOR coughs
1it aua iaus Troubles b. uot affect
f h- fhe naf-a-si pure food and
drag 4w as Dr. sauaains no op-ases
or either harwfHf drugs. ans we
rscnmmend if - safe remedy for
rhaeren aud a8alis y Va FEARS
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Nstiltsii~f hs4fsh

Az ths Methodist church tomorrow
and at 1.&5 D. n. Sunday school al
s5e a. VI Junior League soc =.
M. Senior League 4 Is p. N. Prayer
meeting "Wednesday evening : 3 p.
III. Yea are cordially invited TO at
tend these services and IL stranger
IN the city 10 make this your church
home i T. Mcclure
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Special Meetings.

Begfnn1nR SundaN spettaI meet
ings will be held at the Baptist
church. The purpose of the pastor
and the church is TO have a quiet
meeting under the guidance and lead.
ership Of the Holy Spirit. All discip-
les of the Lord who will come and
worship with us are extended a cor
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-06
safety in the Old Method.

That Kentucky policeman who was
seriously injured by the sudden clos
ing of q folding bed in which he was
sleeping will hereafter probably
stick 10 the old custom of doing his
sleeping on his beat Omaha Bee.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-06
THE PEOPLE ALL
10 Cherus Cried, Give Us Newkroh
HeFpielAe,

This word OF late has been in every
ones mouth, and many are wondering
what the word signifies. though no one
has yet been found. who will deny that
NEWBRO'S HERPfCIDE does the wosk-
Well. for the Information OF thousands Of
people who like to know all about a good
thing We would say that HERPICIDE
means. destroyer or killer Of Herpes
Now Herpes is the family name Of 4
disease caused by various vegetable par
Sstes. A similar microbe causes dan
drum, Itching scalp. and falling hair: thls
IL the microbe that NEWBROS UFRPl.
eide promptly destroys: after which the
hair FLOWS. Sold by leading druggists
Send lOe la stamps for sample TO The
IIerpieidc Co Detroit Mich
Two sizos-so cents ana 800
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Snaasy setssag al sp . "a fgvsyh.
Ing at 4 and a. Sphfe<s "a nskht.
Int1agsgtS Frazer nseettag Thurs
das uight I've just ssos*a eal&s8oa
meeting as oyttla rs@ultsug iw tss
eonsvesENrS ard church establish
ID. Az &gs iaS4tea to eaf @efN iee*
las. / t.sfmaH. IT,
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Epworth League lesson for sun
day, April eth. Topic: Triumphant
Grace. g Cor PAD Leader. Miss
Sallie Ray. Bible Illustrations
Rom. j:15-1G, SIPS; Cor. 1913:
. Cor 4:15-lS: l2.e-lO
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. 90 1A11 .
lea sssea 90 em so-laA au,sa
Tag n
Gross Go ss;s ts-efias
sb~ap If
aaa Rss gaat naaafs sprh st
he sa9rmBem II
a@r ctema To s*'ote yoa
Aas soar fgetsag II
>@e. ", ~ as "assi.. tor Fire .ad
r~s.sdo Insurance,
~e@ Adaanss H~eeeW So tnf fsfe
aaa tornado 5u&nraufe II
pssuty ~ lron or .egt roofing a, y
3 frpas Co.'S prices ttgbi ~
cara sosf nseal toots vt fhe Eats
tatlam 3 GA Tor 81 So II
Joan q Eaton ~ ror, Worth IL
,hs eusst II hls brother. , $ Kat
on
THE eighth grade Of the esIg psibiis
- huoia Ia having a picnic ~ sarais
fo8ay
WI ward ~ t,ota ~ h fhe
guest 81 his daughter Ara n
lanRsford
when you need a plumber call
Bankley wtth F. : cronk co Both
phones So II
The family medicine In thousands ~
aonvt for 50 y.afs~-Dr. Thacher's Liver
ami Hood So
We are looking for YOU aud want
your cold drink aud ice cream bust
meas. The EatItorium II
We trade nice new furniture for
old also buy. sell aud rent furniture,
II f. Moore Furniture Co. II
Mrs Tom Cook aud Miss Et,a stau
ley have returned from q weeks visit
To Arlington and Fort Worth
We can rent or sell you any kind
of u typewriter wanted Easy pay
ments K T.. Moore Furniture Co. II
Robert Watt and Tom Barley of
Cogsicana returned home this morn
ing after attending the opening of
the Adelphian club dance last night.
Easter is over. Now while you are
feeling fresh in your fine Easter at |
tire. have fine dozen photos taken |
free Mrs. c. f. Jackson. the photog
rapher y
II. l.. Bunkley, who spent several |
weeks in a sanitarium at Dallas, /;
was brought home Thursday He is |
not yet entirely well but his condi- |
,,,
/
Roger Kennedy. boolqkeeper for
he WaXaha nhie Cotton Mill, went to
Dallas last night to enter a sanitar-
pendicitis. He was accompanied by !
bis brother, John c Kennedy.
Mr.. S. l.. Bowen, OF Wayne, w. |
Va, writes: Il was a sufferer from !
kidney disease, SO that at times
could not get out OF bed. and when |
did I could not stand straight. I
took Foley's Kidney Cure. One dol
lar bottle and part of the second
cured me entirely Foley's Kidney
Cure works wonders where others
are total failures, B. w Fearis.
The following is taken from the
Western Horseman of April >:
"Harrie Jones, Rushville, Ind,
has just received Hazel Grattan.
2:24 T. trotting. and Silver w,
2:21 u The former mare has been
a mile in 2:09a and is to be named
in all the big stakes
Hazel Grattan is a full sister to
Sam Grattan. owned by Curlee &
Fleming. d1w11
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iSaptizins.

About one hundred and fifty col
ahachie creek near the Chautauqua
grounds tomorrow afternoon about
O'Clock
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Notice Adelphians.

The regular monthly dues of club
members are now due and payable
to George l.. Griffin. secretary. .
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-12-13

During L. T. Cooper's recent stay
in Boston, 1t is estimated that sixty
five thousand people talked with him
and purchased his medicine. This
Is an average of over two thousand a
day.
His success was 30 phenomenal MS
10 cause universal comment both by
the public and the press. There must
be reason for this. Here Is the
reason given In his own words by MIR.
Cooper when interviewed on the sub
ject. He said:
THE immense numbers OF people
who are calling on me acre in Boston
is not unusual. | have had the same
experience for the past two years
wherever / have gone. The reason Ia
O simple one. 1t Is because my medi.
cine puts the stomach In good cond-
ton. This does not sound unusual,
but 1t Is In fact the key to health. The
stomach is the very foundation Of
life. ! attribute 80 per cent. OF
nil sickness directly to the stomach.
Neither animals nor men can re-.
main well with a poor digestive appa.
ratus. Few can be sick with a diges.
ton in perfect condition. As a matter
of fact. most men and women today
are half.sick. 1t Is because too much
food and too little exercise have grad.
ually forced the stomach into o half.
sick condition. My medicine gets the
stomach back where 1t was, and that
is all that is necessary"
Among Boston people who are
staunch believers in Mr.. Coopers
theory, is Mr.. Frank d. Brown, OF 81