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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24


style, which does nst sag. As mo thFes
rlece circular has an unpleasant hahii
az doing.
The aewVss ShSGe IA taG'cga SILK this
sprlHg q apgleet Which Is q hrlghi
brown, ARd thegc arr numerous osheg
shades u bgewG. green and gray that
appeal 10 cue hover q pretty fabrics,
TIE l0ulGriS afro aGt thls season Al
aesigns that arr SllpRly marvellous
There i Z fealarN thas ieeks IKE egal,s
With yelvesy surface tAal h slightly
cr,nkled, II h lightweight. very sofs
ana AZ beauugO, htlniancy.
4 euAning little Waite eeaNroidered
linen cape Il Maed With apple gsccn
aud dgaped with xause searg os thg
SAME shade thnSe eapea arc d b
wsga with sN kinds os shln summer
fgscks.
MANY " che sAaGs nowadays make :
sresslN ~ attaching ncw hands "a
wVgaeos glove tanS The ecsg Is very
little ava Ter small sesn one Gag
hgN se0ft pair - gloves Sad havs
them fssfeaoa IS the Sla ioas hy eAeves
sAd experienced iascgS
rarls wgslsa makes ihe dainty baby
dress shown e thc pletgra TherN Is I
llsile yNka es an ever cmbros3ery Ia !
tnsh dssisa oNshaSa wttA yaleacs
eAaes Insertion The nsek Ana sleeves
arr cdg2a wssD gggls III ne same sace.
SrNlC CNoIIsT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24
SUGGESTS WOMEN
POP THE QUESTION
Daughters Of Ohio Agree It Would Givl
Girls d Faiger Opportunity.

New York, April "a why should net
women pop the question? The State
Society of the Daughters 81 Ohio see "a
reason why the sex should not have this
privilege. Mrs. de Rivera brought the
matter up at 4 meeting Of the society
AZ the Hotel Waldorf. Astoria. She cited
the case az one helpless man who did
not wish 10 be married, and asked fol
help through the papers Two women
ne sajl, were bound TO marry him, and
il .hp did not receive aid N some way
he WAS going 10 sneeunlh "a one OF them
in spite al himself
Nov said Mrs. AZ Rivera, "the way
that every giFl is brought up nowadays
Il "a believe that the enc thing Ill life
fog her i To BE- married have little
husband. little baby, and a little fiat
But what would like to ask is bow
the girl Is going 10 do this i she doesn't
have chance t. make the opportunity!
III she tries To make an opportunity she
Il considered unworthy. unmaideRly
and no good. Il gal in america i
brought up 70 believe that She must
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24
70 KEEP BABY WELL
Follow Advice AZ to Food Given By
Experts 81 Baby Care.


Whom the baby does net thrive 90 ma
ternal milk. III where II II ueeessarg 10
substitute artificial foad for tae mother's
milk the physician nbonld always BE-
consulted
Modified mii5s s Recommended BY OK
perts on the feeding ~ babies, and the
simplest ard ihpst reliable and mes pnn
siye away u modifying milk y with the
use IA Iaatfaod
Il aeqniies no cooking, makes fresh
milk perfectly digestihle, and contains
The requifed bone ana toothforntng inas
tepial
ilrdinaly milk should not he used Cox
baby While feeding With condensed
8inllk often results hi serious disorders,
.realiiiua tle use Of lime water or some
other chemical u secure THE retention
Hof Che food,
a haby living upon justfood always
holds I'll down, Al Ill ii physically Tho
same as mother'a milk Use 81 this food
regulates The bowels perfectly, ehviating
tho need 81 medicine
Az I'LL druggists sample package sent
free Justfood Co., 90 N. tranAlin street.
Syracuse, n. Il.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24
HsaFNesa

said she the grss g,a,e that We metz
"AiS heart Is on mr sleeve
"Ihe easier, qacth l tD steal
Al madam, give me leeeess
said she. "a ,rBoe % saei yc4uests,
They ptese me and they Peeve."
STOLE behind her on 4 Gay,
lnnesitei tgem she south,
She Jumped and saias You sctgc9 me
sot
afy heart Il ia ms mouth
~Thea may f- Il yen aaro" she
ksged.
~rll ay hack - NE hoathe-
Thial lime We met, ! ssid' Sweet maid,
Ny answer lnuss fnj,
Quota Sac. tly acaSt T. IN my eyes,
1 'ookea. aud Found them Kind
sisist deress She esspei, The eyes
x.aW naQsh3
Nncwst aot tlas Lew Is blind
-yom slesycn cried, eyour mouth,
Sam ewes,
Arc kcayslSss there's the smsr
Ana sinet hate sae and it's bust.
lh1 tia,e has come @ pssSs
Year eA2t ~ keats 4 oda, because
Nan haven't ans heart
eAe Mta aeoshag. AMI lSmqNc3
FN llarlela, ia New Nefks
Aii wh&a wAs ni&ny years sge
sc, sin i0ve ta Walk
AH3 peg3er " Gre atYt wa N1E
That hssUy. hesstlsss tAik.
E&thmesa Times nisralCh
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24
That Is Opinion Of Many
Leading Democrats
GAINS in POPULARITY
Opinion Of Democratic National Com.
mittecmen, who Give Views Of
Their State May ID Bryan
and pOuglaa.

.
New York, Aprll "a That William
Jennings Bryan llas Lost uono ~ hls pop
ularity with TIE rank aud Ole 81 tho
democratic partyi that III II the logical
and only presidential candidate III sight
lpr zoos, md thRs ho Aas gained strength
rather than lest n the opinion of mam
bcrs Df thu democratic national commit
tee Al Expressed III their answers to
three question: recently rropouuded e
them.
The questions weres What candidate
wonld be most acceptable Ia thu people
III your atate9f .Iias Mr.. Bryan gained
or lost among thN democrats III your
NtateiH HWoutd the democrats OF your
state favor the domination 81 candi.
date from the soufhfN
fl answer To The ilsat question the
inynsiahle answer II llfyan, while thu
last question ID generally answered by
the statement that nu eeutianal lines
would cut any figure ~ thc nomination
~ a III ioan.
CLARK Howell ~ Georgia sayM "iie Il
aa atfang ~ ever
.losephus Daniels. North Carolinai
''lle Ii stronger with the people thsp
ever
n ". Ryan, Wiscouslns ''lie hiss been
and h very popular"
John vi Atwood, Kansas mir, Bryan
Iia Strunaer with the democrats "a tho
state than ever
James g. Dahlman, Nebraska Mr.
llryan has grained steadily 10 our state
ana II nominated win eAify Nebraska.
L. 81. Miller. Iowa. lie appears d
gain rather chan lose popularity
H0mnr n. Cummings, Connecticut
eTherc Is 10 man who has il stronger
hold upon Ma affections 81 the democrats
of Connecticut.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24
FIGHTS CHANGE OF VENUE.
jerome Insists on Trying Thaw Again
In New York.

New York. April "a District Attor-
nov Jerome said that he had no inten-
tion III asking for or cansenting to a
change of venue for the next trial Of
Harry x. Thaw.
There ii no reason why the case
should not be tried In New York b.,
said. Il viii fight any application for
a change"
Clifford w HaTtridge, counsel for
Thaw, said that ID far as he knew, no
move was contemplated toward holding
the second Thaw trial outside New
York city
The visit az Attorneys Delnas ana
AIcPiSe to DR.. Charles G. Wagner, SUI
perintendeat of the state hospital at
Binshamtnn, n II, who was witness
for the defence At Thaw's trial, gave
rise Go n report that preliminary steps
were being taken 10 haze Thaw's sec
end trial take place 1T Binghamton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24

heir "a tAe throne ans day This week,
maintains her strength Is ghc subject al
considerable comment
Ming Alfonso presided today At the
swearing IN Of the recruits. and Queen
Nictofia. who WAS accompanied BY the
dawsger queen. Marta Christina, WAS
present IN carriage a. the sshitiu'g
point "a witness The march past Of the
TROOPS which marked the close Of the
DAYS ceremony.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24
"A Cashiers
Discovery

Miss Loretta Nj. Hayde, cashier. resid.
mg Al s04a Washingtan Ave. New Nurk
city. has found Father Johns Medicine
20 be positive remedy for hroat and
hung troubles, Miss Tiayde says n
have taken Eethcf johns Medicine as q
body builder and find this medicine ex.
eellent. have been taking Il fog -four
years with great benefit
Al i body builder, Father Johns
Medicine has no equal No alcohol or IN.
furious drugs Guaranteed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24
Rnmnr 81 RtrAn ana pourIas.

Boston, April ai Tho real political
significance 81 Mt. nryans visit TO hos.
ton, it Il had any political significance,
WA IL his kong conference with OK Gov
efu0r Douglas There was rNmnr
around the hotels tAat Tho subject 81 the
conference had b 40 With the deino.
cratic situation Vi Che country, and a
possibic hoom ter az Douglas for the
vice presidency Nh Bryan was appeal.
ed 10, But ha had No light,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24
ARCHBISHOP OF MONTREAL
WANTS THEATRE CENSORSHIP
Asks Council To Have All Plays Put to
the Test.

Montreal Quebec, April a4.-At the
meeting VI the rity council Monday ait.
nrmoon a letter was read from Arch
hlAhop Bmehesi of tho Roman Catholic
diocese III Montreal suggesting that q
censorship he established 10 examine nll
playa 10 hi produced in the local thea.
tres.
Two AZ The local French theatres re.
GENTLY agreed ~ submit All plays 70 The
archbishop, and be now wishes ~ have
tho censorship extended 10 the English
theatres
The council appointed special com.
mittce to study the matter and report.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24

fae hse s&lve IA eve wcsi3 ier sats
asassss sgs. ulcers, sale sAs1rs. sestst,
etsFrs1 ss1&s sid aa ssia erapssaaS
lt Is &sAFAnfse3 81 aiys sas5siAetsea o.
nzSa2y <inn3 pltee sse ~ tst6Sa Ste
Nt5,iaaaA a1ie. Co. Props. Csegel1Nd. ii
Sas3 t4 {. Is hsaalisS q c..
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24
CONDEMNS THE PRESIDENTS
MoYER.HAYwooD REFERENCE
indianapolis Labor Men Cali II eUnfail
asa Unjust

InaianapaHs. April q, The Central
fAhar anibn If indianapolis, hast night
adopted 4 resolution eon3cmning Presi-
Gent Roosevelt for his NleEence to Pres,
facat Meyer and Secretary Haywood 81
the Western federation az Miners. a.
undesirable eltizcnsH Ia tls now famous
letter ~ Representative sherman of
New York The resolution concludes
Resolved, That We condemn these ut-
tsf&nc AZ being Unfair and unjust and
that they reaesl 10 credit "a the man
Who insisteHtly cfics for square deal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24
Marvellous Cure Of Rheumatism

marry, then she ought To have the OPP
portunity to net a husband.
~It il like teaching q boy trade and
then not letting him practice X. 4 girl
should not tie educated that way
There was ua dissent from this yiev.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24
FOURTEEN LOST I'M
LAKE MICHIGAN WRECK
Boilers pf Lumber Isafgo Arcadia Bo-
Ilevea 10 Have Exploded.

Manlstce, Mich, April "A ,l'he tptn.
llor lYafre Aroadia. which left thln puft
April m for Two Rivera With q cargo ot
hard wool, has automatically been lost
Ia Lake Michigan With her captain and
awyler, HAIRY May. and about thiftesn
sAhnrp. MatIne inan here hayv given her
In aa lost. mud would uht BIZ surprised 70
h6ar that her wreck was cAuand by \
boiler explosion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24
rAtt paek. FInaa work rilea ur.

washlhgton, y, ii, April "a Score.
sary TAFT arrived ~ the war depart
ment yesterday and az once engaged
himself with 1 mass II official business
witch had accumulated dnring Ms
month"; ahsrRee IN ranama, Cuba aud
refta Riea.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24
FMssLsS Of FASHION.


MnfAt straw Hat
Sasle Of The rrcttiest emheoldefel
linen parasols have green or white han
dies % magaalla weed STRIPED SIR sun
shaaea are very popular ana come In
en- che new colar effects.
Charming afe coarse burnt straw
hats trimucd with natter blue velvet
and pink roses Tlils Is quite q favor,
lte combination In the millinery world
The Ell lace frack Is 20 DO worn 4
great deal An exquisite creation Il
OF hahy Irish with touches Of black
velvet aud pale blue satin.
Most Of the abort walking skirts are
plated ~ u the nine gored circular
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24
llELL REPLAcEs LAKE,
Remarkable Transformations Caused bs
Puyelne Efuptiena.

l.ina, April ~ l'he laleat official fe
noft ns I'll tlie ontbroakuf Mount ruye.
hne Ii EhAt The eruptiuna now eNtead
aYer a. afea III segnyai niles, including
thc whole alatiiut Ii Filneo Lake Npaln
laa disappeared aud haa been replaced
nv L small hill.
,lha principal eruption Il no,v from
tht cuie Nf The RiuInAliue Volcano. Iht
river MilaieA haa altered ita course end
thn showcfa 0f hot ash0s continue. y
Appeuta tlas. hIthogto. no hunan liver
have been lost.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24
SWEET PEA
SEED

9EE0
ss------
AS In the past we have
picked ont tho best and the
most popular varieties. adj
ding some new ones differ
ent from those we have had
heretofore. Fancy mixed
eoIors, Sc per ounce. In-
dividual varieties. SC per
ounce, Here are some 81
the varieties;
American Belle New and en-
1 slvy distinct, L Is nci,hcr striped
nor nealed. hus distinctly spoUcd.
Apple Blossom A kpe laryc
needed tower borne in shgees Or
s0uS on long stemss standard
shaded rosy-plnks wings pale Pink.
Slack Knight Deep maNon.
Blanche BsRpeepan whae
II Superior substances aow~gs large
and Hney horned
Blanche Ferry, Extra Early
/ Ten DAYS earlier than Blanche
Fern
ESluSlling Beauty Denease
soft pink ii aSed substance and
hrse sise
Celestial Amyv bloe, 81 Ger
msn og'Gsa
| Coieulst So0 Elae.
Countess 81 Aberdeen Sen
| piaE
| Countess al latham Deli
cate PINK
Countess 1t ShrewsbsR,
Standard lose Pink Nings white
bridesmaid Deer aas
| SOWDEN 6 LYON,
| la6 SaA Nlsa S Barre yaReas
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24
QUEEN VICTORIA SEES
RECRUITS SWORN IN.
Madrid n Surprised at Her Remarkable
Display ii Strength.

& Madrid. April III The remarkable
manner Id which Queen Niesofia. who ii
expected 70 become the mother of IN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24
National Lsague stanalng.


Yesterdays American League Games.
At Detroit Detroit . st. Louis I,
Other games postponed
American League Standing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24
And New York Giants TOOK
Their Fourth Straight.
BEAUMONT STAR BATTER
He Made Two Singles ana 4 Triple
The Score Was 4 to a-Four
Games Were Played
Yesterday.

Boston, April 24-Ths New York
Giants took their fourth straight game
from the J'enneyites Yesterday afternoon
Ihy the score pf I to L, being inora for
tunatc Ia the punching of tlieir hits ofI
Young than the Boston men were oil
tergnsnu. Outside of that tie pitching
honors We're about even, although Fer
gasin had TIM total Of seven strike oltts
10 thlea hy Young
The feature of the Boston teams play
ing MAS he batting ~ Beaumont, WHO
got two siiiges and 4 triple, batting III
both of tho home tRams scores
For five innings The contestants were
along without d bfeakaway, but in Tire
sixth Deglin, the second man ssp singled
and stole second seymour flied ont, bit
Bresnahan singled, bringing in Devlin.
Bresnahau WAS out trying To make ser.
end The New N0rlys rot still another
lia the seventh, aided by Bridwell's er,
ror, With one down, Dahiin singled ana
went 10 second on Bfidwell's error Cor.
caran's single brought the runner III.
0urcoTan WAS out stealing and Fergu.
son flied out.
Tile visitors laid the game away in
the eighth, when Young weakened. shan
mon walked and strung xxx bit ~ tAe
ball. sDeylin forced Strang at second
and Seymour famed But Bresnalfan
walked and Nctiann singled, scoring
shannon end neviin. nahlin also singled
but Iorcoran forre.l him.
The home team didn't get started nm
I'll the last part 81 this inning. Bates
started on with double nahlin dis
posed Of 'ranney, but Beaumont tripled.
bringing IN Bates. Beaumont died on
third, although Howard rot hit hv a
| pitched ball and Ritesey got pass The
other two men, Bridwell and Bfain. were
easy outs. Another tally came "a Ros.
ton IL The ninth on pass ID thelF new
] fielder, Burke, single hy Bates, Ten
lney's out aud Documents third hit, d
single.
The score hv inpingst
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24

Summary Earned ran, BOSTON, New
York; three base bit, Beaumont; two
base hit, Bates sacrifice hit, Ritchey
struck out, BIZ Ferguson :, by Young 81
base on balls, etf ferguson I, on Young
y; hit BY pitched bali. hy Young, by Fcr-
gnson; error, Rridwell; stolen bases.
Beaumont, Brain, shannon. DeVlin.
Yesterdays National League Games.
st Boston, New York 4, Boston p
At Chicago hicago ., CINCINNATI .,
At IS. Louis pittshurg :, ST. Louis 5.
Other wsgnes pestnnned
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The score BIZ innings
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03
POLICE THINK FIRE
TO BE LNCENDLARY
NINTH STREET RESTAURANT is
DAMAGED
Blaze Also Discovered in Closet or
Upper FIoor-A. E. Hack De-
cIares Faulty Range Is
the Cause

The police believe that fire which
broke out in the two-story brick build
ing at 2lS4 East Ninth street yesterday
morning was the work of an incendiary.
The lease of the place was held by A. %.
Hack who took the place about two
weeks ago. The lower floor was used
as a restaurant and the upper as room
ing house.
The estimated loss to the restaurant is
about $3.50 and to the rooming house $3.50.
Tie fire broke out at 9:15 yesterday morn
ing. Hack alleges the distillate range
exploded and set fire to the restaurant.
This, however, does not explain fire
which one of the police officers found
raging in closet upstairs. In the same
room was. found a keg of greasy rags.
Officers O'Brien and Hickey found that
at the time of the fire neither the cook
nor the boy employed at the place were
around. Hack was apparently the only
person on the premises. He claimed he
could not give the name of the owner OF
the property. The lease, he says. he
bought from former lessee.
Officer e. w. Irvine was called to the
scene at the outbreak of the fire and
stood guard over the cash register When
the officer suggested to Hack that he had
better remove the cash the latter said he
had already done so. According to the
officers he could only have removed the
cash before the outbreak of the fire, as
it was under guard from that time on.
When asked point blank If he had re-
moved the cash before the fire broke out
Hack did not answer. He says the place
was insured. but the papers were still in
the possession of the agent.
The police are investigating the case.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03
MINISTER'S ORLECT
TO CRITICAL WORDS
METHoDIsTs UPHOLD ACOUSTICS
OF AUDITORIUM
Annual Southern California Confer
ence and FvangeIlstics Meetings
Arrangements Are Being
Prepared

Several Methodist ministers took ex-
ceptions to criticisms made in the paper
read by Rev. l.. D. Van Arnam at their
first meeting, held yesterday, since the
closing for the summer.
The paper dwelt upon the condition of
the churches and ministerial work con-
nected with them as seen by the writer.
The mention of the Temple auditorium
stage effect and the leader of the con-
gregation drew forth storm of opposi-
tion.
Rev. P. II. Bodkin, editor of the Cali
fornia Independent, first started the OBJ
jections, which were followed by other
ministers. He maintained that the acous-
tic arrangements and conditions of the
auditorium were much better than In
many of the churches, even including
the First Methodist church, in which the
meeting was held yesterday.
He referred to the recent meetings held
in the auditorium by DR.. Brougher in
the absence of Rev. r. ]. Burdette, pas
tor of the Temple Baptist church.
Other points of the paper were favor-
ably discussed by the ministers.
Steps were taken in arranging for the
annual Southern California conference
and the evangelistic meetings.
The conference will begin september 20
in the First Methodist church, and the
evangelistic meeting on October 49, the
first to be held In the Boyle Heights
Methodist church.
Ministers at the conference whose sal
aries are w hin a certain limit will be
entertained at conference without charge.
The meetings will be in charge of
Evangelist J. W. Mahood, who has been
specially called for the work.
The districts and places of the meet
ings have been divided as follows: Boyle
Heights section. Boyle Heights church,;
southeast Haven church; southwest,
tent; northwest. central location; west.
central, Westlake church; east side, AS
bury church.
Rev. Hugh Smith urged the necessity
of the ministers to fulfil their obligations
leading up to and through conference and
during the evangelistic meetings to be
held later.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03
MELONS RAIN WHEN TEAM
BOLTS AT AUTOMOBILE
Broadway, from Temple to FIRST, Is
Paved with Fruit-Wagon
CoIlldes with Trolley
Car

A melon wagon belonging to ]. G. Oes-
tergard ran away yesterday. streawing
along Broadway for three
blocks. 1t finally smashed into car at
First street.
Oestergard is rancher from Burbank
and came into town yesterday morning
with load of cantaloupes. At the cor
ner of Temple and Broadway the horses
took fright at an automobile and dashed
down the hill. At every bump the melons
bounced into the air, dozens of them go
ing over into the street and rolling dowr
hill.
The flying melons frightened the horse.
still more and they redoubled their mad
gallop.
A few seconds after the wagon hao
thundered by the street was filled with 9
crowd appropriating the fruit.
'There seems to be fall in melons, =
remarked a broker as he waylaid q
choice round bit of fruit that came roll
ing down the street.
The horses SHE'D from the car but the
wagon hit 1t. The passengers had fled
and no one was hurt. although several
were struck by the flying melons.
The driver was taken to the receiving
hospital. where 1t was found his nose
was broken and he had numerous
scratches about the face and shoulders.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03
A Square Deal

IN assured you when you buy DIR. Piorcoo
family medicines--for all the ingredi-l
ents entering into them are printed on
the bottle wrappers and their formulas
are attested under oath as being completes
and correct. You know just what you are
paving for and that the ingredients are
gathered from Natures laboratory, being
selected from the most valuable native
medicinal roots found growing in our
American forests sad while potent TO cure
are perfecr,y harmless even to the most
delicate women f9thildfenS Not drop
Of alcohol epteTE into thelE cQmilQSIfiol
a much -betjer a9sE Is used both IQr ex:.
rActIng and QEeserYlng1 the mAdlclnal
sHns4 pIHncRes assd 70 aseI}
intrinsic medIci1al properties OF its own.
being most valuable antiseptic and anti
ferment, nutritive and soothing demul-
cent.
Glycerine plays an important part In
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery In
the cure of indigestion, dyspepsia and
weak stomach, attended by sour risings.
heartburn, foul breath, coated tongue,
poor appetite, gnawing feeling in stom-
ach, bfliousneSS and kindred derange-,
ments Of the stomach, liver and bowels
Besides curing all the above distressing
ailments, the Golden Medical Discovery"
membranes, as catarrh, whether Of the,
nasal passages or of the stomach, bowels
or pelvic organs. Even in its ulcerativeI
stages it will yield to this sovereign REM
edy II its use be persevered In. In Chronic;
Catarrh of the Nasal passages, 1t is we'll,
while taking the uGolden Medical Dis;
covery" for the necessary constitutional
treatment, to cleanse the passages freely
two or three times day with DR.. Sage'sl
Catarrh Remedy. This thorough course
of treatment generally cures the worst
cases.
In coughs and hoarseness caused BY bron-
chial. throat and lung affections. except con-
sumption in its advanced stages, the ~Golden
Medical Discovery Is most efficient REM
edy. especially in those obstinate. hang-on
coughs caused by irritation and congestion OF
the bronchial mucous membranes. The 1Dis~
covery is not 50 good for acute coughs aris-
ing from sudden colds. nor must 1t be ex-
pected to cure consumption in its advanced
stages-no medicine win do that-but tor all
the obstinate. chronic coughs which. If neg
lected. or badly treated. lead up to consump-
tion. 1t is the best medicine that can be taken.