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The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
BLACK HANDS RIOT
Two Killed, One Wounded,
and ByStandeT Hurt.
OUTCOME OF COUNTERFEITING
FeudaI Italians Follow Foes TO
West Chester from philadelphia
and Open HOstiIftieS, Father and
SON Being Among Victims, and
Another Is SeIf-sIayer.
peeial 20 he Washin-tnn H-rars-

SPECIAL 90 The Washington Herald.
West Chester. Pa. Aug. IA shooting
ARRAY took place this afternoon IN Little
Italy. in which two men were killed. one
wounded so badly that he viii die. and
another shot in the leg.
The affair IS the outcome OF a feud
In which the late hearing in Philadelphia
on a charge Of counterfeiting and the
Black Hand are said 70 be represented
All are Italians except Patrick Muir
ply. a resilient OF this place. who. while
standing by. was hit IN the leg by a
bullet
BENJAMIN De Felix was shot dead by
Benjamin De GIda on the street. and the
father os De Felix was shot at by the
same man. the bullet aimed az him strik-
ing Patrick Murphy.
De Guda then stabbed the father with
a stiletto, and his wounds vlu prove
fatal
Accompanied by GiIdO.
De Guda came from Philadelphia to
day, accompanied BY ANGELA Dievmerve
Gudo. and it IS stated they set out TO
md Benjamin De Felix. they having
sworn to take his life The meeting was
on West Chestnut street. and the shoot
ing was lively for a time
De Gilda was pursued by the police
into a field several hundred yards dis
tant and. being hoJly pressed. he drew
his revolver and shot himself in the
heart. causing instant death His PhIla-
delphia companion. ANGELA Dievmerve
GIido. is in Jail There IS a good deal OF
excitement over the case. and the police
are vigiiGnt. that no further shooting
shall take place.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
CIVIL AUTHORITIES
WILL TRY HAMS
continaed from PaEe one.

not claim jurisdiction nor viii It take
any step 10 embarrass the civil author
ties Thus. there Is the possibility that
Capt Hams being an officer may try 10
demand trial by the War Department
but If he does. his demand viii be re-
fused. The department being unwilling
70 Interfere with the authority Of the
state OF New York. and recognizing that
II could not court-martial him for mur-
der. viii refuse Capt Hams demand Il
il is made on the ground that. having
voluntarily surrendered 10 the civil au-
thouties by submitting 70 arrest. he has
himself acknowledged the jurisdiction Of
the civil authorities Of the State OF New
York
Army officers outside the discussion Of
the legal phases of the situation admit
that Capt Hams is in d dangerous posi-
ton. He is rich. having a large income
in addition to his pay, and his family Is
also in position 70 furnish him with
the best legal talent in New York. but
IT Is said that neither he nor his broth
er can hope for acquittaL
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
Those Who Know Him Say
He Will Defend Son.
HAD ADVISED DIVORCE COURT
Remained Faithful to Thornton
Hafns After the killing Of Edward
Steadfast in the Present Trouble.
Children of Slayer with Him.

Those who know Gen. Peter c. Hams,
L s A. retired, father Of Capt Peter
c. Hams and Thornton Jenkins Hams
are firm in the conviction that he will
stand by his sons 10 the last OF his re-
sources
II is consistent with the man 10 be
faithful 10 his sons under every strain
II is said that he holds rigid ideas con-
cerning the deserts OF a man who violates
the honor OF a family, but norwithstand-
ing them he counseled his son to quietly
obtain his divorce and return TO the
service in the Philippines. where he
might forget his wrongs in time
Uniformly kind and constant in his
friendships. the general has a soldier 5
stern side. and is not the sort Of man
who temporizes with an opponent or
greets an enemy.
Loyal to Son Thornton.
II is recalled now nov zealousIy he
handled the interests OF his son. Thorn
ton. the same son who is now IN du7ess
with his brother Peter for the killing Of
Annis. when Thornton was tried in Vir-
gfnia In 1891 for the killing Of his friend
Edward Hannegan-
Il is expected Gen. Hams viii be equal
Iy faithful 10 his sons now. and VIII
leave nothing Und0ne that he can do 10
help them This means much. for Gen.
Hams is one of the best-known officers
OF the army. and the entire family mas a
great number Of friends in social, Off
cal and military circles
The home Of Gen. Hams. at ISIS Eigh-
teenth street northwest. IN the fne old
residential portion OF Washington. was
closed last night. Gen. Hams being al
Fort Hancock. one OF the major defenses
Of the city OF New York. the nearest
post-offioe and telegraph station 10 which
is Sandy Hook y J
The three children OF Capt Peter C
Hams. IT.. are supposed 10 be with him
there
Capt Hains and his brother. Thornton
Hams, are said by their friends 10 be Of
radically different Jemperaments. Capt.
Hains is described by his army ass0-
ciates as OF a mild and conciIiatory ma
ture- rarely showing signs Of temper.
Thornton J. Hams Is said 20 be quite
the reverse He is called strong headed
and Overbearing. and his early career at
sea when he was employed as a licensed
navigator Of oCean-gotng merchant yes
sels. did not tend. iy is said. TO improve
his natural disposition He has also been
owner and master Of many small vessels
Being the elder brother and Of forcefuI
character, he always had a strong in
fuenCe over Peter. The opinion IS gen
orally expressed here that Capt Hams,
LETT 70 follow his own bent would never
have shot Aunis. even though he felt
greatly Wrouged-
some months ago. accompanied by his
father Capt Hams applied 10 the Gen
ersi Stan for leave OF absence 10 prose-
cute the divorce proceedings against his
wife
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
MINE STRIKE IS GENERAL.
Present Contest Expected to Bring
Permanent Settlement.

Indianapolis. md Aug. l6-Ssver7I OF
the big coal operators to-day expressed
the belief that the strike issue raised bv
the closing Of the Hudson mine. followed
by the severance OF relations with the
miners by the operators association.
would bring about a redress Of the oper-
ators' grievances. which they have borne
uncompiainingIy for years, OF result in
the gradual disiutegration Of the miners
organization
We are going 70 prevent this con
tinuous tying Up OF our mines by IL
ADVISED and unauthorized strikes" said
one Of the operators. +'or We shall re-
fuse 70 assist the miners longer in keep
ing Up their organization by retaining a
part OF the miners wages as dues for the
union"
Further advices from the mining sec
tons show that all the miners IN the
State have obeyed the strike order. and
that only engineers and pump men are
now on duty.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
SUSPECT MURDER ATTEMPT.
Friends of Man shot in Abdomen
Arrested on Suspicion.

Philadelphia. Aug 1s-With a bullet
wound in his abdomen. Louis Kubok
forJy-fve years old. Of cs6T East Venango
street. was found yesterday lying uncon-
scious IN a second-story bedroom Of his
home
Mystery surrounds the shooting, and
the police suspect an attempted murder
On this hypothesis, two men. Valintin
Makosd and Madlauo waskoski. Of 2ss2
East Vensrgc street, have been arrested.
Both were in the House at the time Of
the shooting. but they declare that the
revolver dropped from Kubok's pocket,
and that the discharge vas accidental
The injured man was taken to the
Episcopal Hospital, where the physicians
say that his recovery IS doubtful
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
THREE BATHING GIRLS DROWN
Fourth Tries in vain 10 GET Them
10 shore.

Plattsburg- y. Y. Aug 15-Three young
women-Niss Lucy Perry and Miss Sadie
Disosway. Of this city. and Miss Lizzie
Disosway. Of New Tork-were drowned
this afternoon while in bathing in Lake
Champlain.
The girls with several others. were in
camp on the shore Of the lake. about ten
miles from this city, and while in bath
ing stepped into a hole beyond their depth
Miss Helen NcDougaL OF this city. was
with them. and was nearly drowned in
her efforts 20 save her friends. She finally
succeeded IN reaching shore exhausted.
The drowned girls were from seventeen
TO nineteen years old
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
TURKISH WAR MINISTER DEAD.
APOp1eNy said to Be Cause, but
Friends Are Suspicious

C0nstanunCple. Aug. l5--Redteb Pasha.
tire new minister Of war. died suddenly
to-day from apoPlexv- The officers who
placed confidence ia him that they
would receive better treatment We're sus-
picious of the cause Of his death. and
insisted upon the exhumation OF the re-
mains tomorrow. although disinterment
IS contrary TO the Nlosiem law.
The newspapers publish q statement Of
the governments programme. All laws
and regulations incompatible with the
new regime VII be amended The army
and navy and all government depart
Uents VIII be reorgsuized- Non-MussUl-
mans viii be eligible for military serv-
ice. The best relations viii be cult
waited with all the powers. and an effort
viii be made for the abolition Of the
Cap.JulariOGs
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
MAY POISON TOWN WATER.
Black Hand Demands Release of n
LevfstOvvn Prisoner.

Lewistown. Pa. Aug L5.-The Black
Hand society wants Dominica Dequore.
a prisoner in the Niflin County Jail. re-
leased As an fnducemeut the society
in a letter said 10 have been sent TO
Sheriff Kiuberling. says that unless the
wish Is complied with the towns water
supply viii be poisoned
Several weeks ago Dequore held up
and shot Adolph Gagahan. an aged resi-
dent Of the county DeQuore was chased
and captured after an exciting struggle
He was hustled into Jail and had a mar
row escape from a gathering mob. When
searched the prisoner had the sp0ils OF
numerous other robberies on his person
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
APPLE GROWER FOR GOVERNOR
James Zion Seeks Nomination in
Indiana This Year.

Indianapolis. Ind, Aug 16--James Zion.
the apple king Of Clarks Hill. the man
who makes big red apples grow where
little ones used 10 grow. Is said now to
be the most likely candidate for the
for governor by the Inde-
Pe1dence Party. G. G. Conn. Of EEkhart.
seems 70 have dropped out OF the race.
r NJ sherwood. one OF the Hearst
party leaders in Indiana, said to-day that
Zion would probably be nominated.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
DEAD MAN IDENTIFIED.
Edward Clark the Victim of Con-
stable HudSOn'S Bullet.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va. Aug IA coroner's $
jury this afternoon ascertained that the
man killed in the West End yesterday
while attempting 70 escape from L H
Hudson. a special county constable. was
Edward Clark The Jury rendered q YER
dict that Clark was killed by Hudson
but that Hudson did not intend 10 XIII
the man Clark. when arrested. claimed
20 hail from Roanoke. but he wore a
suit Of clothing which came from Buf-
falo, n. Y, and a hat which came from
BlueAeid, ". Va
Nothing has been heard from J. A
Reid. the other prisoner who escaped at
the time Clark was shot Hudson is stiu
in jail. but he may oe bafled tomorrow
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
The Amenity of TeunysOn.

Prom the Chicago Post
An American young lady-the daughter
of an anbassador-Who was exceedingly
anxious te meet the laureate. was given
the chance TO fulfill her eager hope one
night at a soiree. After she had been
introduced to him the following dialogue
ensured.
Tennyson-You are an American?
CSirI-YeS
TennySon-You know Walt Whitman
Girl-No.
Tennyson-Then you don't know the
only man worth knowing in America
WhereUpon the laureate turned away
and the interview was over.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
DIED.

ADDIsON-On Friday. August Il. 1s1s. NARY z
ADDISON
Fune-al Monday. Ausa-s =. zt2 p H.. from Gal
br1l-h Church
ARN0LD-ou SATURDAY. Auz1z- e ms. II .. r..
MARY A ARNOLD. ase6 uine---ta-ee years. b
loved mother q 3Irs. a = 1f-Ees-
Fu1erzl .I-Tate| f7oa her Gagsh-s-'s rrss5ercs :
st-eet northwest. Monday. AgszS- T. al
p
CAERoLL-0n SATURDAY. August Is 1875. az rs
a. n ELZABETH widow e james Ca--1-.
mother Z Ms. William MciT-I-e and -hz -g-s
d. J. J. Carol Z. : A zrei ri1etv vsars
Funeral VII take piace Monday August =. ~
go a. r.. from the r1siGrlce Of h4r =7-----7-=
Niiiiam McGulre- II Thirteenth street north
Nesi- tsquienl mass at = Matthews Church E-
10 O'Clock Relatives AMI friends invited L.
teT1neut al Mount OliTet Cemetery.
DIETERICH-On saturday. Auz-ss- Is Iels. RICH
ARD r DiETERICH rrs- sergeant. Cri-ed
States army lretiredl.
Fune-1l from = William Lee's c-auef 81 Ps-rz-r-
Ta-ia aTeuue northwest. Monday az 2 N L.
te1Ieut at Arlington irrirate'.
EBEL-On Friday. Aas1st T. 1915. a. 20 2 n
CATHERINE widow Of Charles Ebel, sged ssv-
eurv years.
Funeral from her late resi5ence rs Quincy street
l. az p II Relatives and friends invited.
luterr1eut l7ri7stel at Rock Greek Ceae-e-y-
MORSELIs-Ou SATURDAY. August g 1905 AZ SD
a. IT.. az her residence. ISIS p street northwest.
LAURA HILTON. beloved wife Of Richard T
MGrzeu
F1neraI services a. res5isucs sIoa5ay. August L.
az 80 > N. IuteTneut private
VAN ALLEN-On FRIDAY. August l. le5s. after
s5or; tress. EVELYN PEACH. daughter Of
Charles c. and Gertrude Van Allen Zee Peach.
aged Eve months and tEenty-one days
Funeral private
VAN LECVEN-On Saturday August Is 1915 a.
I2-50 a t.. Col HENRY g VAN LECVEN.
IN his sixty-ffth year
Funeral Monday. August =. from A G. Frey's
undertaking establishment. $50 Fourteenth street
northwest az 2 2 NJ IEte-meut irrivatsl ~
Arlington National CeneJg-y-
WISE-Ou FRIDAY. August i. Iao5. ar 7-i5 2. n
JOHN ALBERT. beloved husband of May Hube-
Wise and son o. the late James A. and Harriet
A. Wise
Funeral from the residence Of his sisters. n Ssv-
euth street northwest. Monday. August L. a.
D n. Friends invited. Internent private.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
Kaiser's Brother an Inventor.

Berlin. Aug 16.-Prince Henry OF Prus-
sia- brother OF the Kaiser, has applied for
a patent for an automatic cleaner Of the
glass screens protecting the occupants OF
automobiles The invention is in the form
OF leather-lined rule moving up and
down the screen when the car Is speeding
IN the rain
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
MOB ON SHERIFFs TRAIL.
After His Prisoner, ? Merchant. Who
Is Accused by Girl.

SunueTvilie. Ga. Aug 16.-Charged
with having assaulted TIllIe Hanson. the
ten-year-old daughter Of a prominent
family, r L Williams. a business man
Of this place. IS being hurried BY the
sheriff IN an automobile TO Rome IN an
effort 70 escape lynchers who are in pur-
suit
Whether the sheriff viii elude the pur-
sUers VIII probably not be known to
night Williams offense was committed
last night while bringing the child home
from a picnic
The condition Of the girl vas not dis
covered I'll this morning. when she told
the story
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
MAY NOMINATE HUNT.
Break from Knapp Looked for In
Twcnty-cfEhth New York.

Watertown, y Y. Aug IA persistent
ruulor exists here tonight that the Con
gressiouaI nomination in the Twenty
eighth district has been settled, and that
at Pulaski tomorrow, when the delegates
from the three counties. Jefferson. Lewis.
and Oswego. meet, Isaac L. Hunt viii be
nominated
Enough Of the delegates from Lewis
County are expected to break from Reprl-
sentative Knapp to make the nomination
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
MANS BODY IN TRUNK.
Found by Picnicters in Rayine Near
Bell Navr, Pa

Philadelphia, Aug 1s.-Jsmmed into an
ordinary travelling trunk and securely
tied with clotheSline, the body Of a man.
presumably murdered months ago. was
found by a crowd Of picuickers to-day
in a ravine on the Bel road near Bel
Mawr. Camden County. Coroner Fithian.
of Camden. who made a Cursory exam
nation of the badly 5oComposed boay.
Is convinced that the unfortunate man
was shot of strangled sad then. while
alive placed IN the trunk
He notified the county authorities and
Detectives Smith and Carroll were de-
tailed 10 inquire into the mystery.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
peaf-Mute KiTIed br Auto.

Cincinnati. Aug. 1s.-Ignatz Mondrack,
aged forty years. married, a deaf-mUte.
whose home was at Al Klotter street this
city. was struck this evening by an auto
mobile driven by John J. Ryan. the race
track plunger. and instantly killed
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
Fan from veranda Fatal.

Long Branch, N J. Aug 16.-Charies
F WoTmser, secretary Of the Yorkville
Paper Company. New York, fell from
the veranda on the second floor of the
old Eastview House. at the Highlands,
late last night snd died at the Mon
mouth Memorial Hospital here Of q frac-
tured skull early this morning
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
FIRE IN COMMISSION HOUSE.
Golden & Co.'S EstabIishment Il
Damaged $500.

Fire. the origin OF which has not vet
been learned, damaged the commission
house OF Golden & Co. at go Louisiana
avenue 500 shortly after II O'Clock las;
night The loss is partly covered by in
su-a1ce-
When the dremsn arrived on the scene
the flames were leaping into the air. and
threatened TO spread 20 other cournis-
sion houses Prompt work on the part
Of the fremen under the direction Of Chief
wagner. however, prevented the flames
spreading, and confined the damage TO the
top story OF the building
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
Leave of Absence

Leave OF absence for two months was
granted. and this soon expired Capt
Hams is serving under q four-year de-
tail in the quartermascer department. He
was assigned TO ;hat branch Of the serv-
ice in September. 1s04. and since that date
has served as constructing quartermas-
ter at Fort Monroe Va. Fort Hamilton
y y and in the army transport service
with headquarters at Manila
Mas John P. Hams. Of the Artillery
Corps, another brother, is detailed for
duty in the army pay corps. and was
recently transferred from Boston 70 san
Francisco
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
Welded AFTER ALL
Girl Who Fled to Pacific
0vercOmes Mother.
PATIENT sUITOR REWARDED
Father of Fiancee Had Told Prof.
Fitzgerald Not TO WOrry and
Things Would Come out All Right.
Now the NuptfaIs Are Spelling
Victory of Industrious Cupid.

Sacramento. Cal. Aug. I6-The romance
OF Edith Ludwig. formerly Of Morris.
H., but lately Of PaIo Alto. Cal. and
Prof Fred ?. Fitzgerald. Of Leland stan
ford Junior University, had a happy ter
mination in this Cicy Friday evening,
when Miss Ludwig arrived from the East
and was met at the station by Prof
Fitzgerald. 10 whom she was a few min
utes afterward married. thus overcoming
maternal objections.
FelIow-passeuEers Of Miss Ludwig had
learned her story. and she left the train
in a shower OF rice and good wishes
Prof Fitzgerald was waiting az the sta
ton. and Immediately he went 70 the
county clerks Office. where a license was
obtained Accompanied by a few friends
she bride and bridegroom went 10 the
Central Methodist Church. where they
were married. The pair left for PaIo
Alto rhefr future home
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
Pretty Love story.

The love story Of 3Iiss Ludwig and
Frof. Fitzgerald is interesting Their t-0th
was pi3ghted some time ago. and a few
days ago Prof Fitzgerald went East for
the marriage ceremony
To his surprise wien he reached Nor
MS. his bride had been taken away by
her mother, and Prof. Fitzgerald was IN
ablc 70 communicate with her.
After remaining in Chicago long
enough To learn that the eirIs mother
objected u him. he disappoiutedTy re-
turned 10 PaIo Alto. The girls father
did not object 20 the marriage. and when
Prof. Fitzgerald returned TO Palo Alto
he was warmly greeted by the father.
who said
It's al right; don't worry and the
handed the professor a telegram from
his daughter telling him that she had
eIuded her mother. and 20 tell Fred That
she vas coming from Chicago. Arrange
meuts were then made 70 meet at Sac
ranento and marry
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17
new PROPHET RAVES
AmuSeS and EditieS Holy
Rollers by Sermon.
BISHOP CROwDY STILL SLEEPS

Negro Minister of Foot washers
sect Says White Man l. to Blame
Drinking Among His Bace-Dead
Dftine Undisturbed by "ROninE."
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17

ADDTSON-On Friday. August Il 17os. MARY
ADDISON.
Fune-el Monday. Auguzt =. st p m-. from Gal
br1i-h CEurcL
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17

ARN0LD-Ou SATURDAY.
MARY A ARNOLD
loved mother q 1Irs.
Funeral private from
h street northwest
2. z.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-17

AuE1s- <. ms. II %. IT,
aged Ulne---tlree Yeas. b
a ? Mckee
her cagzl-srs residence 3
Monday. A-s1s- =. AZ ,
The Mena weekly star., 1908-07-09
ENaLishHsS COULD BE POLITE.
Pfeof Of Fact Seemed 10 Surprise
 Prince Gortschskoft

Anecdotes of great statesmen and orators are apt to prove interesting to the general reading public because it Is expected that they will reveal some thing of the working of great mind. En the Life and Letters of Sir Richard c. Jebb" is told story of MT. Dis raeli which Is worthy to be called his .oricai
 Mir. Disraeii, after one of his best speeches, left the house with MT Mon tagu Corry.
 T was wondering" MT. Cory after ward confessed, what a great orator would talk about just after success. ful speech 'Corry, said Mir. Disraeli, do you know how to get into a cab? Very few men know. l was at Vienna once when l was young man, with Prince Gortschakoff and another Eng lishman, military man who was there on the same business.
 A royal carriage was there to con. iuct lis. When we came to it, the Eng lishman walked straight up to it. and got fin with his back to the horses IortschAkoff said to me, That is the polltest thing have ever seen an Englshman do. ''-Youth's Com banion.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-07-09
"SOME POINT ON BORDER''
Report Sent Out From Hot Springs Re garding Incorporation for Rail
 road Work.

The following news regarding the movements of the parties who have been talking of building a road from Hot Springs to Meua, provided right.of-way and ter minals were furnished, was pub lished in the Arkansas Gazette Sunday:
 "HoiSprings,. July IA second step of importance in the develop. ment of a railroad to some point along the west border of the state will be taken Monday, when Dr. k E Biggs files with county clerk here copies of articles of iucorpor- ation of the Ouachita Valley Construction Company of New Jersey.
 George E. Crater, IT,. of New York is at the head of the corpor- atiou, which, according to the papers to be filed, has SIS, ,000 in cash to begin the work with. Mr. Crater recently visited here and made an overland trip to Mena, in company with engineers. He surveyed the field carefully and believes that the road eau be con- structed without great expense, and that it will open for develop ment section of the country rich in mineral and timber wealth.
 "The copies of the articles of incorporation as filed in New Jersey arrived today
 MT. Gilbert, the engineer who came here to look over the pro- posed line, left Sunday on the second trip east from this city.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-07-09
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

l will be at the below named places on the following dates for the pur. pose of assessing the personal prop erty of Polk county; also all real estate that has become subject to tax since June 1907. Every person. pr someone in their stead, is required to meet the assessor in their respec- tive townships and there to make a correct rendition of their property Tn the presence of the justice of the peace of their townships. Hours from 5 a. m. to 4 D. m.
 Mountain, at Cherry Hill, Wednes- day and Thursday, July 8th and 9th. Big Fork, at Big Fork church, Friday, July 10.
 Big Fork, at Big Fork postoffice. Saturday, J@ly II.
 Fulton township, Precinct, Mon day, July 13.
 Center, Dallas, Precinct, Tuesday July l4.
 Mena, at court house, Julyl5th to 18th inclusive.
 l hope all will come out and be as- sessed and Save penalty. Respect fully. w. L. Parker
 Assessor.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-07-09
Over Thirty-Five Years.

In is72 there was a great deal of dlarrhoea, dysentery and cholera in- tantum. It was at this time that Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
 Diarrhoea Remedy was first brought into use. It proved more successful than any other remedy or treatment, and has for thirty-iive years main tained that record. From a small be- ginning its sale and use has extended to every part of the United States and to many foreign countries Nine drug gist out of ten will recommend it when theie opinion is asked, although they have other medicines that pay them a greater profit IL can always be de- pended upon, even in the most severe and dangerous cases. For sale by Jackson Drug Co.,, and all dealers.