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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
Indigestion, Rheumatism,
Catarrh, Kidney and Blad-
der Troubles, Female Com
plants, Malaria, Nervous
ness. stomach and Bowel
Disorders, Piles, Inactive
Liver, ScrOfula and all
Blood and Skin Diseases.

Read just this one voluntary testl-
Danviue Orphanage.
DanFlilc. Va. oct 1f 1907
Z received nve children out OF one
family. half starved. and their dlEes-
tton almost destroyed by improper
fcclluE The youngest. l4st rs months
clI. had been FED on raw onions
was almost ia de- spair- bat since giving
them your Concentrated Water regu-
well and are fat and rosy.
a pair cf twin girls years 9id
came 90 US from the poor house. who
see med 60 be IN the last stage OF amaze
mia Had the most enormous abdo-
mems These are rapidly recovering.
had others with enlarged neck
glands. sore ears ana nose. and every
symptom OF Scrcfula These are stead
ly improving
Ny cousin was seriously threatened
with Gastritls Almost everything she
ate caused an accumulation OF g.s on
tle bowels. 50 that she could not sleep
az night IL was tle greatest bcucnt
she derived from the use y yoLr Con
cen frated water. This called my At
tention 10 IL. and made me try Il FOR
our poor little suffering children.
We cannot say too much for D.. and
are singing ITS praises here IN Danvilis
and wherever else an opportunity pre-
scuts Itself
Am now using the water on ten chill
dren Gratefully.
tSiEnedl Mrs J a LEE. Supt
IS-oz. bottle tmonth's treatmont). 81.
II your druggist VIII not supply you
write - direct
send FOR interesting booklet concern
INK this Natural Treatment
,. NJ ECHOLS Co,
LynehburE, Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
HERBERT H. AsQUITH
PROCLAIMED PREMIER

LONDON. -SpeclaI-Former Chan
eelio- Herbert II Asquith has been
onicially proclaimed premier OF Great
Britain At Biarritz. where King Ed
ward Is stopping now. Mr. Asquith
rendered his resignation as Chancel-
Tor and Immediately thereafter kissed
the Kings hand IN his appointment
20 the post OF Prime Minister Mr.
AsQuith nils the position vacated by
SIR Henry Csmpbell-Bannerna
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

A woman can forgive FrcVidencs
most anything but a bad corn iexion-
An awful uncomfortable feelinw IS
when you can't remember the next
day the excuse you gave the night BE-
fore.
The satisfactory thiRE about pessf-
nisn - how much worse thiugs al
would.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
Piedmont Bedford
Concentrated
Iron and Alum
Water

which 10 making Q larger psrosntsEs
% cures % Chrsnio Diseases thar aky
other treatment ssing orersd - the
public
This II saying y great deal. but 20
are willing 20 submit this Natural
Treatment 20 any number OF tssts with
any ether treatment known 10 medical
science in the diseases for which "a IL
recommended.
There Is net q county IN the state
where cures have net been made ~
this concsatrated Water. and IL yeu
are sick. vs hs1e you will bs sun
cientiY interested In your health to
give it trial.
Ysu could hardly object TO paying
81 for = months treatment when Il
wsuid csst you net less than tse Der
month ~ yes went 20 the sprinEE
You can Confidently expect satissse-
tory results. IL y0u have any OF the
relieving diseases and viii 90 your
part.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK
MARKET
tsAlss at Union Stock xsres)
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Report OF live stock marker for The
week endlnE April 6th:
Best steers. q c. q few Superior cat
tie. hiEhers medium % g0of. ~ q - e
comEuon 70 fair, SIS @ So best beifera.
eoDmon TO fair, 81 o4he; best q rs.
- case; medium 20 seed. 50 q toi
tAo Cows and calves. tso0sSN Be.t
11eep. s. Gle comnncn 20 FAR. 6E eel
best lanos, ~ &shei medium 60 good.
tETAc5 Common 6&5Mc. caves - u
70; few extra 1AcI best hogs. 80
t3tcs comrnon 20 fair. s0xkc
Frospscts falr ter nsxe Wees.s uaar-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
MARTIN PROPOSES
MONUMENT TO TYLER

WASHINGTON. - Special. - sen
ator Martin. % Virginia. has intro
dUced bill authorizing the erection
In Washington q a monument Go the
late Jehn Tyler. President % the Uni
ted States
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

Pront on exhibition OF
1897 .S7 R20 %
Treasurer sands also presented the
following statement OF profit and loss
from the organization 60 March IS.
1908
Fronts from 1906 exhibi-
uon ......-...-.......s 5.f37 81
l,rodts from 1897 exhibit
uon Observation-Disclosures. 7.7c0 90
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

When askes --Rs~ are ysu- 10 ysar
usual answsr. Net feeifar weiiY-
rf 90 Il 10 vsry likely yeur sttentisn
has net b.cn called %
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
EIGHT NIGHT RIDERS
ARE LANDED IN JAIL

Special Eight al
have been arrested
this county They
Bob Duncan. Jake
Dumas Miller. Har-
Elklns and Lldwril.
They were placed
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
DUNs REPoRr OF FAILuRss EoR 1ARcn.

O. D5S Co @-As "a soa~-aAs
Tor h-A As y'~r -AA As s-' p-o"aaS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

MURRAY. ky
Legged night riders
by the soldiers In
are EW Thompson.
Ellis. Jack Elkfns.
dln Lorett. Charles
al young farmers
In jail
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
FARMERS OF VIRGINIA

Should know we make q specially
of handling VEALS and LAMBS
and are in a position TO handle all
we can get daily at full market
prices. Write Us for shipping
tags, quotations, etc Best Of ref
erences furnished.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
SUBMIT REPORT or
VIRGINIA STATE FAIR
Association Is IN Fine Condition
and Plans Excellent Exhibition
for Mex. October-Re-elect
the Old Directors.
RICHMOND. vA-Spsc.Ni 49,

rAA@t1la ON -. NA.--~ reCikL
Tie state PAR Association uftn a
representation OF 1891 shares % stock.
hsle meeting Aprii sth AMI the reu-
era conditions OF rne oody were foanc
- bc most satisfactory President
henry c. Stuart was uuavoidabfy alb
seRt and Vice President John stew
art Bryan PRESIDED Several inter
eeinE talks we're made. sugEss-inx
improvements OF different kfnDs. ard
reports 90 ne financial side 90 The
association vere made n An
dcrsen. J. s. Bryan and samuel CO.
hen. oirectsrs whose terms had ex-
plrec. were reelected 20 me board.
and conditions suggesting a NEST sue
ceseful fair Ia October we're presented.
he report % the iast exhibition ~
as follows
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

Restores Gray Hair 10 Natural Color.
Removes DNnctuI and Scurc InvtGo-
rates and prevents the Hair from fall
ing oH-
For sale ~ Richmond. Lynchburx,
Va. and Baltimore. Nd, Druggists. or
sent direct b. XANT1TNE COMPANY.
Price. 81 Per bottle. aichn0na. Va
sezDls Bsssies sse. ~ .nsll-
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
S0UAbbLE OVER
NAME "F|NNEY'
r. n. MOSEBY WOULD PREVENT
RIVAL ORCHESTRA LEADER
FROM USING 1T.

Judge Donovan heard arguments
Tuesday IN the case brought by Frank
III. Moseby and other members OF
Finney's orchestra TO restrain Fred
Stone and others from using the name
.Finney
The original Finney's orchestra was
organized In. 1867 by the late Theo-
dore Finney, and Frank Fl, Moseby is
the only living charter member. Theo-
dore Finney died in 1889. leaving a
will in which he names his son and
Mr.. Moseby as the men 70 carry on
his business. The son dted suttenfy
and Mr. Moseby took hold. The ma
jority Of the members considered
that Fred Stone would make a better
manager and to avoid friction. Mr..
Moseby resigned. Now 1t is alleged,
Stone looked loo much after his own
interest, and managed affairs so that
he soon had things in his hands Later
he withdrew and formed a new or
chestra, which he called Finney's
Famous Orchestra IL Is the use of
the name Finney the older organiza-
ton objects to.
Judge Donovan withheld his de.
ciSion
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
STOLE ELECTRIC
JUICE" IS CHARGE
SON ILLUMINATING CO.
MAKES UNIQUE COMPLAINT
AGAINST e. s. HUFF

-
a warrant for the alleged larceny
of electricity, the first i'm local police
annals. was issued by Justice Stein,
Tuesday. on complaint OF the Edison
Illuminating Co. The defendant is
-E-S-H HUFF -an-expert electrician room
ing at No. 33 Jefferson-ave. The
company's wires run directly over the
building and 1t is alleged that HUFF
simply hooked on without taking the
trouble to put in an application in the
regular way. Thus, while other room
ers in the house were getting their
light from the oldfashioned gas jets.
Hun, is is alleged, was getting food
of light from two large incandescent
burners and. on hot nights, an electric
fan kept him cool, all atRhe expense
Of the Edison Co W
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
SMILES ARE DUE;
CHARLIE CULVER
WOULD Be MAYOR
WILL OPPOSE THOMPSON FOR
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION -
PRIMARY ENTRIES CLOSE ON
THURSDAY.

With but AS hours to go yet until
nominations close in the city primar'
les. only one mayoral candidate
William T. Dust. is in yet. Mayor
Thompson is expected TO wait until
the last day. Chas. IL. Culver, the
fog commissioner who is to oppose
Thompson for the Democratic nomin-
alton, paid his $50 Tuesday. Petitions
which have been out for Philip
Breitmeyer have been signed with
were made in the manner in which
they were taken and Breitmeyer may
put up his money like the others.
-CarStens is also silent and II may
be that he will be nominated by petit
ton. c. a. Nichols, candidate for the
Republican nomination for city clerk
fled his petition Tuesday afternoon.
Entries close at O'Clock Thursday
afternoon. The list since Monday
noon are:
John B. Teagan tR), justice of the
peace.
Aldermen-M ID. Bush (R), Fiji.
teenth ward. c. NJ. Wesch (R), Four
teenth; Louis II. Lempke tRj fhir.
teenth; VIM Koenig (R), Third; w.
y. Ellsworth tRJ, Fourth; Waiter S,
Karrer CD, Seventeenth; ID. E. Heine-
man (R). First; Chas. l.. Knapp CD,
Seventeenth.
Estimators-Albert Klebba CD
Ninth ward: George +. Pillard (R),
Eighth: Theodore Rzeppa- Ninth.
Martin Kulwicki Cd, Ninth; j. w.
Lachman tR), Fifth: Eugene w. Gran
dali (R), Third Henry l.. Champagne
(R). Fourteenth; Edward c. Wend,,
Sr (R), Fifth; Louis Garbarino CD,
Fifth.
Constables--George S. Langdon
Sixth; David Baker RI
Fourth; James J. Peters (R). Third.
The following candidates filed petit
tons Tuesday morning with the coun.
ty clerk. Samuel l.. May. Republican
for circuit court commissioner; Will
lam r. McCredie. Republican, repre-
sentative from the first district; Geo
Humbert. Republican. register OF
deeds; Scion Goodell. Republican, rep.
resentative from the third district.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
FIERCE RIOTS OVER
ROOSEVELT STATUE
pARTiSANs AND OPPONENTS OF
PRESIDENT BATTLE IN BROWN
FIELD, TEXAS.

FORT WORTH. Texas. Aug. 25.--
Word has reached here from Brown
field. In larry county. Western Texas.
that residents there have erected a
life size statue OF President Roosevelt
after street tight. in which MY
shots were fired one person was
killed and nine others were wounded.
The statue represents Mr.. Roosevelt
in hunting costume and stands In INC
town square. The erection OF tho
statue was vigorously opposed by
democrats and some republicans. but
-TCBad already De7rr ordered ff+'iis-i1'-'s--
YER, by "A, citizens committee. which
refused 20 turn from It's plans. Inc
unwilling was opposed BECAUSE 70
was pointed out that Roosevelt was
stu president and because the demo-
Gratis wanted Began statue ON the
opposite side OF the square and tho
town could not afford both statues
Efforts were made TO steal the statu"
and III was buried for a week. When
the ceremonies took place band or
cowboys made a rush and met de-
termined crowd Revolvers. clubs and
fists were freely used. but the statue
was not disturbed.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
CURR|E CREDITORS
TO GET $4,000
FROM SALE
SECURITIES DISPOSED OF IN eos-
TON BRING THIS AMOUNT IN
EXCESS OF HAYDEN. STONE e.
co.'s cLAIM-REcEiVER HOME.

Fred G. Austin. receiver for Gamer.
on Currie & Co., has. returned from
Boston, having closed out most OF the
securities held by Hayden. Stone q
Co there He will at once prepare a
statement OF his dealings so far which
court "Wednesday.
A net fund OF $3r5,OUU rs T6rr 10 rtru
creditors over and above the claims
OF the eastern brokers' from the sale
OF these stocks and bonds. Mr.. Aus
tin brought back with him number
Of unlisted stocks which do not find
a ready sale in the east and which
will be disposed here by the trustee
In bankruptcy.
A sale of Cameron Currie stocks
was held for the benefit OF the Ma
tional Bank of Commerce, Tuesday
morning Sherwin A. Hill; with the
law firm of Shaw, Warren. Cady &
Cakes, acted as auctioneer Not all
the securities held by the bank were
disposed of. some being affected by
injunction proceedings which Will Dc
cleaned UP during the week.
The following were the sale prices.
Five shares Quincy stock, 81 IL TO
the National Bank of Commerce.
Eleven bonds OF the d., T. & l..
railroad, 4 per cent 50-year. 10 War
rem Il Warren. at "a.
Two and one-half per cent bonds,
D.. T. L. 1. railroad ia Matthew Finn.
at 10 1-2.
Ten bonds of the St. Louis. Rocky
Mountain & Pacific railroad at 80 TO
the National Bank OF Commerce.
Six per cent bonds OF the Lansing
Fuel a Gas Co at 50 TO the National
Bank of Commerce.
Four 6 per cent bonds of the Joplin
Gas Co. at SS 10 the National BANK Oh
Commerce
Eight shares steel common at "A IA
to Warren g. Warren.
The proceeds OF the sale were $2O,.
$50, while the debt due the bank Is
$36 900. The remainder OF the STOCKS
will be sold next Tuesday.
bunch OF intervening petitions
were filed In the circuit court Tues
day morning by persons claiming TO
own stock purchased through Gamer
on Currie g. Co, and now in the hands
of HAYDEN. Stone a. Co., or sold on
the courts order. Tie petitions were
all fled by Attorneys Russell. Camp
bell. Bulkley Il LedyaINl. Following
are the petitioners: +. l.. Davis, NJ.
Gomberg. Harriet r. McGraw, Benz.
p. Brodie. f. G. p. Davis, Margaret
Stearns. Samuel c. Stearns, John n.
Stalker. George r. Stalker, Emma ID.
Whiting. Union Trust Co. Eliza j.
Sutphin. Henry Ledyard Union Trust
co as executor for Dennis j. 0-Stf4ii-
van. and walter s. Russell
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
THIS BEER WAS LABELED
ONLY TWO PER CENT

TOPEKA Aug. 25.--A couple OF
breweries at Kansas City and st. JOS
eph evolved novel scheme 10 beat
the prohibitory law OF Kansas. But
DIT. rrumbtne. pure feea iHspeetnr-haA
picked them mp and stopped their
game The breweries were shipping
bottled beer TO several Kansas towns.
No labels were on the bottles. When
the beer arrived at destination the
consignees would paste 2 per cent
labels. furnished them by the brew
cries. on the bottles and sell the beer
as - per cent ~ Wichita the chief
OF police became suspicious Too
many people were getting drunk ON =
per cent" lie bought couple OF bot
Ties and sent II to DR.. Crumbine. who
-rryrru- tt--;t++tl- fe,tta4-.sg4t- thai MAS
regular beer and contained per cent
alcohol He Immediately notified the
-brpwprfFs- wtrfr-it-weFe- P'tttiHs-t'P
Goods of the discovery and warned
them that If they made any more
shipments he would have them arrest
cd under the federal pure food law
for misbranding their goods and would
also have them prosecuted for violat-
me the Kansas prohibitory/ law. They
promised to quit.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
MACHINES GALORE
At STATE FAIR
EVERY STYLE USED IN FARM
WORK WILL BE SHoWN-8lG
EXHIBIT FROM M. a. c.

Practically all OF the returns are III
from the machinery plat at the Mich
igan state fair, and IL there is any
kind or pattern of machine belonging
TO The department ef farm implements
and machinery that will not be repre-
scented this year. Superintendent Vim.
cent V. Green. OF Detroit, would D.
pleased TO have someone elucidate.
Everything used Oh the up-,o-date
farm, and many devices not confined
10 agricultural uses. cau be seen when
the gates open, Sept 3. The scientific
farmer will be especially delighted
with the variety Of the labor-saving
machinery.
Not satisfied with breaking ali rec
ords for the merit and extent OF the
exhibit. Supt. Green mas suggested a
most unique feature. This is A com
bination OF power machinery and live
stock in a big cavalcade around the
open grounds The idea was received
with favor by Supt c. a. Tyler Of the
department of live stock and plans
are being completed foi parades We'd
nesday and Thursday mornings. Sept
- TO 10 The prize winners n the
live stock department will share the
honors with wide-tirod road rollers
mounted windmills and other ma
chimes.
President Fred Postal and the Off
GERS OF the fair will be invited &C
read the procession. and a big ;allyhc
will be provided to carry them.
Concrete machinery will have q
prominent place in the machinery de
partment OF the fair, one machine Il
particular. about the size OF an ordin
airy Office desk. will turn out anythini
in the line OF hollow blocks Ter con
struction work. including ~l..shapct
blocks.
Good roads machinery will be showt
from y to Il. the collection embracing
stone crushers. graders. distributing
cars and rollers. There will be an ex
tensive gasoline engine display thos'
for launches and motor boats belns
included.
II bugs have means of cOmmunica
ton. there will be- an exodus from th'
region OF the fair grounds. for spray
ing machines in profusion have beef
entered. and these are designed q
aid the farmer in his warfare On in
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
EARL GREY MADE
HIT WITH MAYOR
"FINE GENTLEMAN AND VERY
DEMOCRATIC" is HIS HONOR'S
ESTIMATE OF NOBlEMAN

Earl Grey, encouragement of Can
ada. made a deep impression on
Mayor Thompson during his short
visit Monday The mayor took a
prominent part I'm Earl Grey's enter
tainment and had an opportunity TO
chat with him for some time while
they were taking boat ride together.
He is a fine gentleman, says
Mayor Thompson, and for an aristo-
crat. or plutocrat. or whatever you
call EN-. a very democratic sort OF
man, indeed His manner is unaf-
fected. so that you feel in meeting
ever talked 10.
"fIe was greatly interested in the
tariff and seemed pleased that no mat
ter which national candidate wins. a
revision of the tariff will be effected
He commented with pleasure also on
the interest taken by President Roose-
welt i'm the Quebec celebration and
said that that is the sort of thing that
draws nations closer.
One joke Of the earl's made "a hit
with me. As we were passing the
country club. he said ! suppose that
is where your 400 go
Have you-more- than-400- in-Ynnr
select society," / replied.
There is no limit: we are all good
fellows, said -the-eaFlr- .rhat,s-the
kind of man ! like even IL he is an
earl
Mayor Thompson was able 10 re-
call little past allegiance in greeting
the earl. as his father settled in Gait
Ont for some time before coming "a
Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ENTERURBAs LINES.
,e.ro,t United Interurbnn Lines.

out notice. Central standard Time.
FLINT LIMITEps3Dn,ly' SIS is a m
Romeo S Orion m and 2 %sfora Dor and
hourly until II D. m. For Flint a.
m and every two hours until Q p. IN.
m. s'os a. m aud every 20 min. to sos
n. m. then half-hourly to 4:Os p. m.
then every 90 min y n, to s:Oa ?, M then .,,,
to RI to bu, sS p % he ssrRee 3
half-hourly to 1885 D IN. Sundays
r:r ncy:, Oak; e 9sn s;, ngs
until 7 n. m, then hourly until II p.
m First car one-haif hour later on
tsk~ mud Pontiac--6 n. m. and hourly
until II D m. First car one hour later
on sunday
RArID RAILWAY sysTEM-port
Huron Limited. daily. 7.t5 a. m. 1895
.. M s:+5 n. m. and s:t5 p m. locals
FOR Now Baltimore. ,AlGonac Marinn
ty 1 m s s.o TSoT hG To Mar,nc TO
local cars run via A,gorac To NJ.
Clemens hair hourly, $40 a. m. to 7
Clemens and VIA sG sSdyc nne hdnrI1 f.s M
DETRoTr: MoyRor q rorrpo
sp,IT $50 I'VE y Ry ,i.c 10 and
SEQ p. m Locals FOR Pockwooa. N"w o
port. Monroe and Toledo. hourly. s:so
n. m. 70 9;20 p. m. also g:30 and II
n n, ro~ Monroe
nrrnoIT.. JACKSON CHICAGO
py.-Limiteds. 7:t5 a. m. 12.45 and
sf5 n. m Locals. for Jackson a
m and every two hours until p. m
for Ann Arhor. n m and hourly until
IL u. m: for Saline $40 m and
everv two hours until $40 n m, also
70 u. m: Tor Plymouth and Northville.
7:sn a. m. and every two hours until
800 n. m. also IL p m.
Trterurhnn cars pass Waiting Sta
tion corner Of Larned and Griswold-
SITS. last cars awaiting the closing OF
theaters.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
SAYS MALAYSIA
WAS MURDERER

The examination OF Tony Malaska
on the charge of numbering Lizzie
Thompson, a Negress, four years ago,
was partially held before Justice
Stein. Tuesday morning, Rachael
Johnson, the peoples star witness,
positively Identified Malaska as the
murderer and told how the crime was
committed Malaska and the Thomp-
son woman became involved in a
quarrel over 30 cents, she said. and
Malaska dragged the woman down
stairs.
Stop, you are hurting me-" said the
Thompson woman, according TO the
witness. Whereupon, she averred,
Malaska pulled out knife and In
fiicted n fatal wound.
At the request OF Malaska's attor'
ney, r. J. Willis. the examination was
adjourned tn Friday.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
SAYS DETROIT
=IS=AEHELE=H0[E
CARRIE NATION WILL STAY
OVER SUNDAY AND HELP
CLEAN UP CITY.

Mrs. Carrie Nation made call at
the avenue theater. Monday evening,
but was not allowed to speak from the
stage there.
Take me to the toughest saloon in
town, now" she said.
II was later In the evening when
she visited Considineb.
Detroit is one OF the worst hell
holes in the nation and | am going to
stay here over Sunday and stir things
up" declared Carrie, Tuesday. One OF
her dates which has been arranged is
a speech In the Grand River-Ave. VI.
Il. church. Thursday evening.
II is expected that she will do few
things TO the appraised lid on Sunday.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
FRIENDLY TIP.
Restored Hope and Confidence.

After several years OF Indigestion
and its attendant evil influence on
he mind IL is not very surprising
-thaEeAe- anallx loses faith in things
generally.
A n. y. woman writes an interest
ing letter She says:
Three years ago ] suffered from an
attack OF peritonitis which left me
i'm most miserable condition. For
over two years ! suffered from ner
vousness, weak heart. shortness Of
breath. could not sleep. etc.
MY appetite was ravenous but
felt starved all The time. had plenty
of food but IL did not nourish me
be cause OF Intestinal indigestion. Med
zeal treatment did not seem to help.
got discouraged. stopped medicine
and did not care much whether
lived or died.
One day friend asked me why
didn't try Grape-Nuts. stop drinking
coffee and use Postum. had lost
faith in everything, bur 10 please nv
friends | began to use both and soon
became very fond OF themA
1T wasn't long before | got some
strength. felt decided change in my
system. nope sbrang up III my heaft
and slowly but surely I got better
could sleep very we'll. the constant
craving for food ceased and ! shave
better health now than before the
attaci OF peritOnitis.
My husband and | are still using
Crane Nuts and Postum" There s
Reason
Name gwen by Postum Co. Battle
Creek. Mich. Read The ROAD "a
Wellville in pkgs.
Ever read the above letter? A new
one appears from tims->to time. They
are genuine, true, and full OF human
interest.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26

sect pests.
There is much satisfaction at head
quarters in the Majestic building over
the statement from the Michigan Agri-
cultural college that this institution
WILL be represented by one OF the most
extensive exhibits I'm its history.
, special OF fine live stock is promised.
and in addition the college will occupy
3 900 feet in other departments. The
! live stock will be In charge OF Prof.
! X. ). Shaw. director OF the expert
menr station and superintendent OK
the college farm.