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, 1908-08-03
FiaastaM Gets soaking.

Flagstaff. Ariz., Avg. IA cloud
burst today in the mountains north OF
Flagstaff brought a flood ten feet high
down Deiag river, which broke the
levee in several places, flooding the
lower part Of the city, tearing bridges
out and doing sever damage to houses
and their contents.
Track Washed Out.
Two miles Of the track of the Grand
Canon railroad between Williams and
Canon. are reported washed out. West
bound trains are delayed by washouts
east Of here.
Worst Of Season.
Last nights storm was the most &c.
we're of the season, lightning striking
in dozens Of places about the city, but
luckily without much damage. The
flood lie subsiiing.
, 1908-08-03
GREATLY PLEASED WITH
OUTLOOK AT THE STRONG.

DR.. John Hamilton of Pennsylvania,
who is visiting his brother, DR.. A. B.
Hamilton, in this city was at Leslie yes
terday ana while there made a brief ex-
animation of the Strong mine, which
he pronounced in his judgment, a splen-
did proposition. There was an i'm
mense amoun Of rich copper ore on
the dump ready to be worked into COP
per with the proper machinery, and
the doctor said he could o help but
be impressed with the possibilities
of the mine.
, 1908-08-03
HUNDRED lives Il [ =.
IN A CANADIAN FIRE

day afternoon, the place was a mass
of swirling flames.
Lost Lives on Burning Bridges.
The West Fernie bridges across Elk
river could not be saved and q number
OF persons lost their lives in trying
to escape v the burning bridges.
Some sought refuge by wading in the
river.
A Night Of Terror.
Saturday night was a dreadful one
of excitement. Women and children
We're placed on trains and sent to
Cranbook.
, 1908-08-03
Secretary Wilson Optimistic.

Hot Springs. Va, Aug. 3.-An op-
timistic view of the republican situa-
ton in Iowa and Colorado was com
municated to Judge Taft by Secretary
Wilson, who is In the west, looking
after the interests Of the department
OF agriculture. Mr.. Wilson says the
question OF tariff protection on farm
products will have great weight In
Colorado.
, 1908-08-03
Burning .aleysrai Hours.

TrAW-H or A
Winnipeg, Aug, 3.-The most dread.
ful c~onnasration In the history of Can.
ada has swept the Elk river valley,
east Of Kootenai. For forty miles Z
tremendous bush fire has burned ev-
erything. 1t has held sway since 4
o'clock Saturday afternoon. It is es-
timated that $50 people met death In
the flames. The following places were
destroyed:
Towns swept Away.
Fernie, with a population OF $500;
Coal Creek, 1900; Michel. so; Hosmer,
so. Fernie. il gone. but one dispatch
says that Hosmer and Michel are still
fighting.
Five Families Burned.
The homeless will number 5000.
The fatalities are growing hourly. Five
families at Fernie were hemmed in
n every soul persisted. In Fernie at
least twenty livs were lost.
Millions In Property.
The property damage Is estimated
at over a million. Inc Crows Nest
Pass Coal company had a million dol
lars worth OF property at Coal creek
which Is reported destroyed. In a
large district railway bridges were
swept away.
Wind Saves Town.
The fire is still raging around Hos
mer and Sparwood, but Michel Is safe,
the wind dying out at midnight. II
the gale springs up. however, that city
will again be in danger.
ssvsnty Men Perish In Camps.
Seventy men in the Campo In the
Elk river country persisted. The prop.
erty loss al Fernie alone Is nve mil
lions. Residents have been taken In
trains to places Of safety, many now
being destitute.
Medical euppilss Needed.
Thousands Of dollars we're vent by
western Canadian ciies this morning
to the relief OF the destitute. Medical
SUPPLIES are greatly needed.
Not Much Estt 81 Town.
Ten cottages, two coal ofaces and
the Western Canada Grocery and Coai
ccmpany's warehouse are Ill that re.
MAMA Of Fernie.
Town Burned Quickly.
Within ffteen minutes AFTER the IRE
bseene into the city. atsa O'Clock Hasur-
, 1908-08-03
THE DOCTORS INN
CLOSED FOR PRESENT.

With the ~transference of their per-
sons and dignity to Centennial, Drs.
Grace r. Hebard and Agnes M. Verge
land today closed Doctors Inn for the
time being. They are now safely DOM
iciled in their own Alpine cottage,
'Enebo," ut the foot of the mountains
at Centennial, and while they are in
the mountains they will commune with
the goddess Nature hourly.
, 1908-08-03
eryan,s sneeeb Cut Short.

Fairview, Lincoln, Neb., Aug. g.
Contrary TO expectation. the accept
ance speech of Mr.. Bryan will be
short. He stated today that by actual
count Ii contained $500 words. He
reserves a more elaborate treatment of
the issues Of the campaign for the spe-
cial speeches he intends to make.
, 1908-08-03
90 UP.
Hon Weather Causes Excitement on
chl~soo Board Of Trade.

Chicago, Ill, Aug. s.-scorching hot
weather throughout the corr belt and
the Dakotas and Minnesota threw the
board Of trade into wild excitement
today and sent prices of wheat and
corn soaring. Both advanced nearly
three cents a bushel.
, 1908-08-03
THIRTY VIRGINIA LAWYERS VISIT
JUDGE TAFT AT HIS SUMNER
QUARTERS AND Elk
CHANGE GREETINGS.
VIII Address Association On
Thursday, Members Of Party Not.
Ing Splendid Physical Condition Of
Mr.. Taft-Bryan viii confine His
Acceptance Of Nomination to
Only $500 Words.

Hot Springs, Va, Aug. 3.-About
thirty members of the Virginia Bar as
ISOLATION called on Candidate Thft
this morning and exchanged felicita-
tions. Judge Taft will address the as
ISOLATION on Thursday. There vas
universal comment by the callers on
the splendid physical appearance of
the candidate.
, 1908-08-03
LINOTYPE OPERATOR
MOVING TO DENVER.

E. D. Latimer, for several years a
linotype operator in the composing
rooms of The Republican. has ten
dered his resignation, effective about
the first of September, and along
toward the middle of that month he
and his wife will leave for Denver to
reside. 1t is safe to say that during
his stay in this city Mr.. Latimer has
set more lines of linotype matter, and
Of a wider character, than n two
other operators in the state. He is
n Of the fastest n most accurate
c~oMpositors in the west and wherever
he goes he will have the earnest good
wishes Of the proof readers, editors
and other attaches of a daily paper.
, 1908-08-03
ASSOCIATION As
GUEST OF CANDIDATE

chairman Of the democratic national
committee, with Charles F. Murphy,
the leader Of Tammany hall, and w. J.
Connors, chairman of the state ON
mittee. Mack will leave for Chicago
tonight and remain there two weeks.
, 1908-08-03

Pottsville, Pa, Aug. 3.-The latest
reports from the Kn~ickerbocker mine
are hat of the five men imprisoned
following an explosion of gas, three
of the rescued are in a serious condi-
ton and the other two will probably
die.
, 1908-08-03
CAUGHT in Mine Explosion.

Mahoney City. Pa, Aug. 3.-Twenty
men were entombed today at the
Kn~ickerbocker mine by an explosion
of gas. Two men, badly injured, have
been taken from the mine. The 9th
ers are believed to be in the gangway,
which is closed and filed with deadly
gas. Scores of workmen are Drawing
deadly peril to reach the entombed
men.
, 1908-08-03
BIRTH OF A SON
TO YOUNG JEWELER.

A son was born on Saturday to Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Carter n mother and
babe are Going nicely. This is not a
new experience for Grandpa q. D. Car
ter, but Grandpa Let's can hardly Gre
dit the occurrence, it being a novel one
for him.
, 1908-08-03
INJURED soILERMAkER
is DOING NICELY.

u DOING NICELY.
Word from the hospital today is that
I'd Fitzgerald, the boilermaker who
was injured near Borie Friday night,
losing n foot and having the other
badly crushed, is doing nicely. with
every prospect of recovery. He will
be Joined tonight by his brother and
father from Portland, Ore. who tele-
graps,ed yesterday that they are on
their way. The right leg was amputat-
ed, but the surgeons hope to save the
left foot. although the bottom Of the
foot Is torn loose and II giving some
trouble.
, 1908-08-03
BOYER FAMILY HELD
IN HIGH EaTEEM

We understand that J. B Boyer has
decided to locate 1t Laramie, Wyo.,
where he went . couple of weeks ago.
and has notified his family to Join him.
says the Gering (Neb.) Courier. It will
be regretted If this move ID a perma-
nent one. as Mt. Boyer, as well al his
family = held in high esteem here.
, 1908-08-03

GUS to this episode the night watch
man at the Three Rules store discover.
ed a burglar who had gained entrance
through one Of the side windows ten
feet above the floor.
, 1908-08-03
YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETIES
GOING TO CENTENNiI

The young people of the Methodist,
the Presbyterian and the Baptist
churches will have a basket picnic at
on Friday. August Z. The
fare will be $1.00 for the round trip,
and those who intend to go are re-
quested to get their tickets before
Older members of the
are invited.
, 1908-08-03

Q Fernie, Be, Aug. 3.-Following c
@ is a summary of the loss of life c
@ and property in the fire which c
@ has ragged in East Kootenai since C
Q Saturday: c
Q Number OF people killed, ITO. Q
. Number homeless. 5000. 9
Q District swept by fire from Q
Q near C1anbrook to within four Q
Q miles Of Frank, Alberta 9
. Distance. fH5 miles. @
Q Towns destroyed. Fernie. Coal Q
. creek Hosmer. Q
Q Partly destroyed, Michel. O
. Total property loss estimated Q
. at $1,000. 900. Q
Q Loss In Fernie, $4,000, 900. Q
90 ooC Q o Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q
, 1908-08-03
Supplies from <

Spokane. Wash, Aug. 3+oadedi
with pepyisions; clothing and bedding.
. special a vas attached to today's
train over the Spokane International
railrcads loaded for Fernie to aid the
destitute.
, 1908-08-03
MoroRMAN KILLED.
Four Hishwaymen Resort to Murder
In Robbery Of Trolley Car.

Tacoma. Wash, Aug. 3.-Frank L.
Brown, a motorman, was murdered and
Conductor Windsor was robbed early
today by four highwaymen.
, 1908-08-03
May XVII Organization.

New York, Aug. 3.-Threats by a dis
contented element to cause a split
in the Central Federation union in
Ease President Gompers, OF the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor, tries to bring
about labor union support for Bryan
in this city, caused considerable de-
bate at yesterdays meeting of the
central body.
, 1908-08-03
TRAIN OFF
THE TRACK
GOLDEN STATE LIMITED OF SAN
TIA FEE DERAILED ON SOUTH.
ERIN PACIFIC TRACKS
IN ARIZONA.

Two Standard sIeepers and observa-
ton Cars Turn Over on Sides and
Dining Car DeraiIed, Four Injured
Passengers on sieepere-Msneu
Caught by Explosion of Gas and
Five Rescued IN Serious Condition
, 1908-08-03
HAD BROKEN ARM
UNDER WAGON WHEEL.

A private soldier had one Of his arms
broken In tho maneuver camp yester-
day. the wheel Of one Of the wagons.
passing over 1t. He was treated In the
'Aeld AospitaI.
, 1908-08-03
Preparing Campaign plans,

New York, Aug. 3.-An important
conference to outline the plan of am
paIgn in New York state was held
this morning by Norman e. Mack,
, 1908-08-03
Browns Hot Words.

There are people in the labor move
ment who ought to be behind prison
bars said Morris Brown, treasurer of
the Central Federated union. I'VE
ought to find them Out. An attempt
Is being made to break up the Central
Federated union. Those opposed to
us should appoint a committee to In
vestigate their own affairs, and they
would have enough to do until next
summer
, 1908-08-03

Why not ct al The news whsa Il Il
ssvs By rsaAing ms Republican,
, 1908-08-03

TO DEMONSTRATE
THE MAXWELL CARS.
Will Goodale was notified yesterday
that Mr.. Clarke OF Denver will be here
morning with a Maxwell
roadster. which he will demonstrate to
those interested.
, 1908-08-03
TOWN OF FERNIE AND SEVERAL
OTHER SMALLER PLACES
SWEPT FROM FACE or
EARTH IN BusH CON-
FLAeRATioN.

Five Families ovsrtaken and Every
Member Perishes-seventy Men
Encamped on Elk River Lose
Lives-Millions of Dollars Worth
of Property Consumed andd Near
Iy Six Thousand Persons in Need
Of Immediate Temporary Assist
anee.
, 1908-08-03
OF

TO HAVE BIG m
The Cheyenne council. Knights OF
Columbus will initiate a class Of about
fifty on the 16th, a large number Of
the members Of Laramie council going
over for the ceremonies.
, 1908-08-03
TO EXTEND

THEIR BEST WISHES.
The Rock Springs Rocket, in speak
ing of the coming marriage of Miss
Neva Nelson Of this city, ard Mr.. Ford
of Illinois, says:
Miss Nelson has many friends in
Rock Springs who will be glad to ex-
tend best wishes to one Of Rock
Springs popular teachers"
, 1908-08-03
Nine Thousand Men.

There are about 1000 soldiers In
camp, and with the arrival of those
expected today and tomorrow, Briga-
der General Morton will have at his
command approximately 5000 men of
every arm of the service.
, 1908-08-03
MobIIization compIete.

Camp Emmet Crawford, Wyo., Aag.
3.-The mobilization of troops of the
regular army and national guard of
Colorado. Utah, Wyoming. Nebraska,
North Dakota and South Dakota is al
most complete. Maneuvers to con-
tinue thirty days have been begun,
with h regular troops participating.
The maneuvers of the militia of the
several states will probably begin to-
morrow
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-06
West Darling

March 2 Aaron Engstron returned
from the woods today. On his
return he visited with the family OF
David Ebzer 1t Black Duck, MIR,
Ebner stated that me will visit her5
this summer.
Get your 60 WE sicks5s printed a,
tho Herald office.
School in district thitey-dye closed
last Friday. A Gaa program was dad
and the school was crowded with
visitors. Each pupil was given a
souvenier card, Miss Matteson. the
teacher, mas dome we'll. AND deserves
the thanks Of our people for her
efficient work. August Blomqulst
addressed the school at che close Of the
program with appropriate remarks,
and presented three prizes to- those
who headed the list in being neither
absent NOT tardy. Willie Crow Al,
tended school l20 days and Albert and
Tillie Peter 1l9 days each. and they
received the prizes.
Those owing for articles bought at
the school house in district IS in July.
1905, are notified that such sums
should be paid to the treasurer with
out further notice.
The boys who did mischief at
August B!omquist farm recently
said they would pay this damage, but
deny that they d,6 any mischief
around the stabls or that they threw
things down the ohtmney.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-06

Feb. ~ to 30. Peter Adkins gave
4 surprise party for Mrs. A.. It was a
genuine surprise. There were about
dfty people gathered at the house
early in, the evening of the twenty
second and oil enjoyed themselves as
usual, dancing until twelve. Re-
freshments were served.
Mrs. Haywood, orgaulst, Mesers.
Brown and Waller aud sons, guitar,
violin and bass violin. .
A dance this evening, the 29th. at
aaary.Brittouss.. =.
Town tickets printed at the Herald
Office.
Miss Edna Lynn went to V~inelaud
"Wednesday last week to work for Mre.
Robbins.
mrs. Lynn drove to Vineland Wed
uesday last to q her daughter, MISS
Edna:
r. Sims was 8 Lake visitor Friday.
z T. s. Look AND Ola C~hristiansou
have been hauling hay the past tive
days for Mr.. Christianson. They will
h3,l MI. Looks hay next week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-06
huff

March 3.-Mrs. Nancy Brown went
to Little Falls Saturday.
Miss Merle. our teacher, went to
Little Falls Saturday.
Thos. ,Donley went to- Randall
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson and John
Father were out from Little Falls
Sunday looking over tho farm lately
purchased of J.. ". Gish.
g. W. 9ish and a. Il. Oby took
wood aud butts to Randall Monday.
b. Oby returned from Mile Laos
Saturday.
Town tickets printed at the Herald
Office.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Eutter, Friday. Feb. -, a line boy.
Mr.. Jackson t3ok q lot OF cattle to
Swanville Saturday for Mr.. Bu1ch,
who has about cleaned our county Of
cattle for this year.
We are having . line snow this
morning. It looks now as it we
might have some good sleighing yet
to make up for what We lacked the
fore part of the winter.
J. W. Gish is preparing to move to
Little Falls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-06
SUES The n. P. RY.
Peter Carney Sues for
$4,000 for Injuries

Peter Carney. who is now In tho
Twin Cities, has started a damage
suit in the st.. Paul district court
against the Northern Pacific railroad
company for $50, 900 for injuries he
reoei we'd while braking for the com
pany at Winnipeg Junction on the
evening of August 20. 1882.
While. carrying out. the orders Of
the conductor, to pull a bad order car
from; siding, MI. Carney was
knocked down by a car as he was
preparing the bad. order car for coupl-
ing, and was doubled up and injured
severely. Three ribs in his right side
were broken, an arm bruised, bis spine
hurt, and other Injuries were received
by him, which have so impaired his
health and physical makeup as to
render him incapable of any hard
work during the rest of his life. His
injuries were so bad that at the time
of the accident they were thought to
be fatal 1t was a whole week after
the accident before any surgical work
could be done on him, and he was
obliged to remain at the railroad
s%auitorium for many weeks. where
he gradually regained q part of his
former health. He is nov able to be
ABOUT, bat unable to do any work.
Mr.. Carney is the son of Mrs. T.
J. Monahan of this city.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-06
COME N GONE.

MI. and Mrs. Frank Turner and
Miss Kittie, Griffith were visitors in
st. Cloud Saturday..
The Misses Ina Gunther and May
Tanning. who were taking courses in
the St. Cloud Normal school, visited
here Sunday at the home Of Miss
Tanning. +,
Miss Grace Washington of Big Lake
visited in this city the guest of MI.
and Mrs. F. e. Lewis this week,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Young of
Msnkato visited here . few days last
week, the guests OF DR.. and Mrs.. O.
e. Trace. ..:.-s. l @E
Levi Osgood of Swanville town was
in the city the latter part OF laet
week. -
Ed. LaFond of the Transcript was
a business visitor in Royalton satur-
day.
Mrs. Matt Zerwas and Mrs. NJ.
Blake visited in Pierz the first of the
week.
Dr. w. 81. K. Meyer returned from
st. Paul tho latter part OF last week
after attending the meeting of the DR..
g. V. Black club.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-06
TWO RIVERS

March 3.-Jacob Themes is busy
hauling to the sawmill of A. Cyack.
As we got q little snow last Sunday
the farmers are all busy hauling logs.
The Thomalla Bros. were busy saw.
ing wood last week.
Nick Burgraf took a load of wheat
to Royalton last Saturday.
Town tickets printed at the Herald
Office.
Ernest Schauwie, who is employed
at the Sartell, -four mill, was visiting
Observation-Disclosures here Sunday.
The, Gloss Bros. we're visiting at
George Schlichtine's last Sunday.
There were quite a number Of boys
from the 500 bridge attending church
at North Prairie Sunday.
John Janish was breaking his three.
year.cld colt last Monday.
Mrs. Jacob Themes returned from
st. Cloud Thursday, where she was
visiting relatives.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-06
RICE LAKE

March 3-A1pcrt Palmer. WHO hiss
been visiting mere, left for his home
in Wisconsin Friday,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bennewitz
visited here Sunday afternoon.
Henry Love went to Little Falls
Monday.
Thomas LAMB Of Little Falls is
moving again to his farm here.
s. Love vas q caller at Little
Falls Saturday.
Town tickets printed at the Herald
Office,
The snow storm made sleighing for
the farmers and gave them q chance
to haul up some wood.
The bridge across Platt river, which
was closed Friday and Saturday, is
again ready for travel aAn0 will soon
be finished.
This part of the route was cut off
entirely Friday and Saturday as the
mail carrier >could not cross the
bridge and the ice was not secure
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-06
LINCOLN

March MIR sFFsnkMsargent waA
Ea Little Falls visitor last Wednesday.
Mics Alice Nelson Of Little Falls,
! who had been visiting 1T the home Of
J Frank Sargent, left last Wednesday
for Clear Lake.
Nels Nasl1nd wa q county seat
visitor last Wednesday.
F. L..Randall was a Cushing visitor
last Wednesday.
Mark Cottingham, Arthur Rather,
Jake. and Bred Randall were Cushing
| visitors last Thursday.
G. l., Tindell was a business visitor
in Little Falls last Friday.
Jake Hanson left last Thursday for
IT Ripley, where he has been
app3intsd to the position of section
foreman.
Get your town tickets printed at the
| herald ofic..
A crowd of young people enj eyed
themselv YES at a dance at Jim Murray'e
last Saturday night. Mr.. Murray aud
family are to leave in q short time for
Beldeld, N. D. The dance was q
surprise. aud the young people Will
remember the good time they had ut
the last danes at the home Of Mr..
Murray.
Mrs. G. l.. Tlndsll was . Little
Falls visitor last Saturday and Sun.
dav.
Rev. j. Nordstrom held services in
Darling last Sunday.
Lewis Randall of Ft. Ripley visited
friends and relatives in the village
from Friday to Monday.
|. James Frank of Cushing arrived
here lat Friday and expects to stay
here for some time.
Gus. Anderson finished his work in
Cushing aud returned to this village
last Saturday.
A dance was given last Saturday
evening at the home of p. O.
|Swansons and all who attended
rep )rte1 q good time.
Alfred Hanson of Little Falls spent
Sunday visiting friends and relatives
In this vicinity.
Clarence Briggs of Motley visited
relatives in thi; village last Tuesday.
Mrs. Rots of Staples arrived here
last Friday for q visit with MIS-.
julius Ickler.
J. .. Hedlund Of Gushing arrived
here last Tuesday and is holding thu
position Of third trick operator.
Miss Nanny Brenegar. who hal
been visiting friends in this village
for the past two weeks, returned tt
her home in Motley last Tuesday.
julius lckler was doWn from STAPLES
last Tuesday.
Town tickets printed at the Herald
Office.
Nels Swanson was q Little Fall
visitor last Tuesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-06
DULCE

Feb. a5.-Frank Sterr returned from
RoYalton yesterday.
Charley and Eddie Sterr hauled
lumber to sown Tuesday.
Mis-, Israelson visited at J.
Polinaky's Thursday.
Get your town tickets printed at
tha Herald oEce.
WEI. Pol1nsky was at Ramey Tues
day and Wednesday.
Erick Talberg returned from a trip to
Canada Tuesday.
Jake Thcen was in this vicinity
Wednesday.
Martin johnson was at Ramey with
a load OF posts Wednesday. 1t keeps
him busy all right. :
Gust TaIberg and q. Olson were in
Princeton last week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-06

.SlMPtt:@ HOME RECIPE
Mix This Helpful Recipe
at Home and
Try 1t

Get from any prescription pharma-
clst the following:
Fluid Extract SandelIion, one-half
ounce; Compound Kargon, n ounce
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla. three
ouCces.
Shake well in a bottle and take a
teesuoonfcl dose after each meal and
at, bedtime.
The above is considered by an eminent
authority, who writes in a New York
daily paper, as the finest prescription
ever written to relieve Backache,
Kidney Trouble. Weak Bladder and all
formz of Urinary difficulties. This
mixture acts promptly on the
eIiminative tissues of the Kidneys,
enabling them to filter and strain the
uric acid and other waste matter,
from the blood which causes
Rheumatism.
Some persons who suffer with the
Affections may not feel inclined to
place much confidence in this simple
mixture, yet those who have tried 1t
say the results are simply surprising,
the relief being Effected without tho
slightest injury to the stomache or
other organs.
Mix some and give it q trial. It
certainly comes highly recommended.
1t Is the prescription Of an eminent
authority, whose entire. reputation, it
is said, was enthusiastically it.
A druggist here at home when
asked stated that he could either
supply the ingredients or mix the
prescription for our readers, also
recommends it as harmless.