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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-27
CITY IS FLOODED
WITH BAD CHECKS
BY TWO CROOKS

Several bad checks have been
turned loose in the city. IL is report
"a that two young men are guilty.
one low set, clean shaver man and
the other one tall. The checks given
are on the City National bank, and
the chirography is plain and easily
read. To all OF the checks Geo.
I.angstaff Sr. " has been signed. The
rst check passed and reported to tn,
police was on Herzog's butcher shop,
Third street and Kentucky avenue.
The check was for $40 and the young
man received $500 In change.
Monday afternoon the same young
man passed check on William Hum
Bile. Seventh and Adams streets. Nh.
Humble was busy at the time. but
Immediately after the sale he thought
the check looked peculiar. and on
telephoning TO Langstaff's mill found
It was a forgeryS The check was for
$3.50. and was Endorsed by Games
Bonnete." Tuesday afternoon Nj
Humble met the man at Third and
Adams streets and gave chase, but
the stranger escaped him by jumping
fences and running through alleys.
Tuesday night the stranger ap
peaded at Fred Kamleiter's grocery
and after purchasing some goods gave
Lester Yates, clerk, a check for
$40 bearing the name of "W. r.
Bradford" but II was refused and
the stranger left. The police have
been on the trail OF the men, but SO
far they have escaped from the the
clutch of the law.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-27
Taft Men Would Not Permit
Arbitrary Orders, as They
Have Upper Hand.
Carlisle. land Lyon Counties
Join Procession.
TACTICS IN THIS COUNTY

While rumors have reached Padu-
cab that District Chairman w. j. De-
Doe has decided to postpone the con
ventiOn to conform TO the recommend
alton OF the state committed, after he
had arbitrarily set the date for
March liz no credence Is placed In the
report and the Taft men. who are now
assured of every county In the dis
trlct with the possible exceptions OF
Crittenden and Caldwell, and contest
In Graves and Ballard, will not permit
any more arbitrary action without. at
least, a protest.
Assurances received from Lyon and
Carlisle counties are that they will be
for Taft strong. In Ballard the senti-
ment for Taft Is four to one Cald-
well county and Livingston county
leaders, as well as those in Galloway,
declare that the sentiment favorable
10 the Roosevelt administration Is too
strong for the enemies of the admin
tratlon to overcome. Even In CrltteD-
den county, his home, Chairman De
hoe has the fight of his life this time,
because he Is fighting public sentiment
In the Republican party.
Tactics OF the Fairbanks workers
IN McCracken county. who openly aver
that they are for Taft but favor an
unnstructed delegation. are meeting
with the dlsapproval OF the better ele-
ment OF colored voters. They have
held several Fairbanks meetings In
dives and expect TO make the dive
habitues appear 70 reflect the senti-
meat OF their race
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-27
DEAL BELIEVED
PENDING FOR TWO
TOBACCO CROPS

Winchester, KY, Feb. Pin
spite OF denials, 1t is believed a deal
Is on for all of the 1906 and 1907
crops OF pooled hurley. "A. S. Lee, of
greensboro, and two representatives
of the American Tobacco company
have been inspecting samples Unless
the deal is closed today, hurley grow
ers say they Will go to Frankfort in a
body and urge the passage OF. the
McChord bill. Over thousand hogs
heads of the pooled crop We're sold to
Independents in the last few days.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-27
WAIVE EXAMINATION

This morning Chester Bondurant
and Daniel Wilson, contractors on a
levee constructed near Hickman, who,
II is alleged. worked employees over
eight hours on government work
waived examination before Armour
Gardner, United States commissioner,
and gave $500 bond each that they
would appear before the federal court.
Mr.. " Carpenter waived examination
yesterday and gave bond for his APP
pearance before the court.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-27
DIR. BOYD HONORED

DR.. Frank Boyd has been honored
by Governor Augustus L. Wilson
with the appointment as surgeon gen
eral on his staff. The appointment
was made known today, and it was
an agreeable surprise to DR.. Boyi's
friends. DR.. Boyd was major surgeon
in the Third regiment in the Spanish
American war and was surgeon in
charge of the division hospital at
Guayama, Porto Rico.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-27
u. q. r, MATTHEW'S GETS
TWO RAPID PROMOTIONS

Mr. X. q. T Matthews, a PROMINENT
railroad man OF Louisville. and well
known In Paducah. whore he has often
come. has received two promotions In
FIVE months. Five months ago Mr.
Matthews was promoted to general
Passenger agent of the Missouri Pa
ciic. and March he will be made as
sistant general passenger agent OF
the Missouri Pacific. aud the Iron
Mountain railroad, with headQuar-
tiers in Kansas City. His many friends
IN this city will be glad o.learn OF
his promotion. but regret that he is
stationed so far away from Paducah
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-27
CAIRO AND CUMBERLAND GAP RAILROAD
PROJECT NOW SEEMS TO Be SURE THING
HOpkinsville Banker Returns
With Assurances of Financial
Backing.

Hopkinsville, Ky, Feb. 27.-Cash-
Ter Gus T. Brannon, of the CONNER
cial and Savings bank. is just back
from a trip to Chicago and he brings
news of the most cheering sort to the
people of this section, as we'll as to
the entire southern portion of the
state. That is nothing more or less
than that financial arrangements have
practically been made and that with
out doubt the active work of building
the long-talked-of Cairo and Cumber-
land Gap railroad will be begun and
rushed through to completion as rap
| idly as possible.
While in Chicago Mr.. Brannon
talked with the banks that are financ-
ing the proposition and he was as
sured that the investigation of its mer
its had been finished and a favorable
report returned and that now nothing
remained but for spring to open up
in order to begin the work. Further
than this Mr. Brannon said he was not
at liberty to speak, but this message
is sufficient to cause general rejoic-
ling.
The Cairo and Cumberland Gap
railroad has been agitated for many
years and from time to time the an
nouncement has been made that II
would be built at a certain time. but
something always prevented. The
proposed route passing through
Wickliffe. Mayfeld. Cadiz. Hopkins
Vile and Elkton and on in almost an
air line to Cumberland Gap, was sur
veyed years ago apd 1t is understood
that the original survey will not be
changed. This leaves Paducah out by
nearly twenty-five miles.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-27
SHE SEEKS DIVORCE
AFTER THIRTY YEARS

Margaret A. Gamblin fled suit In
circuit court yesterday against her
husband. A. Gamblin. for divorce and
custody OF her two children. The cou-
pie were married 80 years ago in
Graves county aud lived together until
June 1891 The wife alleges cruel
treatment and abandonment as her
cause OF the action.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-27
Indian Girls Pension.

Washington, Feb. 27.-Through
Senator Owen Lille, Smallrib, an
eleyen-year-old Indian girl, in Okla
homa, has asked congress for a pen
sion because federal soldier shot
her in the face two years ago and
blinded her.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-27
In Robertson County.

Mt. Olivet, KY, Feb. 27.-(Spe-
cialD Might riders fired into Bstill
Curtis store at Piqua, and then de-
stroyed a wagon loaded with tobacco
near Sardis. No one was hurt. The
They are the first night riders in Rob
lertson county.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-27
GOVERNORS HANDS ARE TIED BY LACK
OF COOPERATION ON PART OF ASSEMBLY

work, and a moments thought will
satisfy anyone that this is practically
useless in this emergency. The whole
military force of the commonwealth
Is not sufficient to garrison all the
towns and places in which these
crimes have occurred or there is
ground to fear they may occur, and
no one has claimed anywhere that the
governor ought to put the whole mill
itary force of the commonwealth on
duty in various places where no actual
known danger threatens, because that
Is a violation of the law. The COVER
nor has no right to call out the mill
tary force. or any part of IL, except
in case ofsactual danger, and the state
government has responded to every
case of this kind.
Cannot Employ Counsel.
other critics have complained that
the governor has not employed coun-
sci to prosecute the tobacco trust, the
conduct of which is often cited in ex-
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-27
TWO KENTUCKY COuPLES
MARRIED At METROPOLIS.

Harry Y. Jones and Sallie L..
Thomas were married at Metropolis
by Magistrate Thomas Llggett. They
both went from Paducah. Claude f.
Humphreys and Eunice Harper, Of
Mayheld. were married by Magistrate
Liggett today.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-27
GUNBOAT PADUCAH
ORDERED TO HAITI
BY DEPARTMENT

Washington, Feb. 81 The gun
boat Paducah was ordered to Con
aives, Haiti. as the result of the Hal
ten government asking that the revo-
lutionaries. who are refugees in for
eign consular agencies, be turned
over to Haiti. The United States is
not expected to be involved.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-27
COUNTY UNIT BILL
PASSED BY HOUSE
up TO SENATE

Frankfort, KY, Feb. 27.-(Spe
cial. THE house passed the county
unit bill 76 to IA. Representative
Graves voted against it.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-27
MISSOURI STATE
CONVENTION FOR
WILLIAM H. TAFT

St Louis, Feb. 27,-The Republic
can state convention in session here
today will ind6rse Taft late today, and
elect four delegates to the national
convention. The resolution commit
tee is considering a resolution, calling
for the insertion of prohibition plank
in the platform.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-27
Auditors Agent Here.

State Auditors Agent II. l.. Ander-
son, of Mayfeld, was here today,
going through the records In the
county clerks office, but as yet he
has not filed any new suits.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-27
FLEET LEAVES TOMORROW

= Lima, Feb. 27.-Shore leaves end
tonight and tomorrow the American
battleship squadron will leave Callao
for Magdalena bay.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-27
st. Paul.

st. Paul, Feb. 27.-The state Re-
publican committee in meeting here
will indorse Taft for the presidency.
Resolutions are prepared.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-27
Paducah to Become Headquarters
of Division on Illinois Central
Once More Under Eight Hour Law.

ton comes from a reliable source and
is accepted by the railroad men as
being true.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-27
Grain Market.

St. Louis, Feb. 27.-wheat, 800;
corn, SO " (; oats, SO.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-27

Mr.. Clint Huston, of Rowlandtown,
is III of pneumonia.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-27
Cannot Employ Counsel.

(Contii ued on page seven.)
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-09
ONLY UNION MEN
FOR INSPECTOR JOBS
wAsHINGTON.D .C-Speciai-..Nc

WASHINGTON.D. Speciai-.'No
non-union man could apply IS the
essence OF rule adopted by the In
terstate Commerce Commission in ex-
ercising It's power 20 appoint inspec-
tors under the safety appliance act
relating 90 railroads
No person will De appointed 70 the
office % Inspector unless ne is
member or some railway union. but
ia addition 20 that ne must have the
endorsement OF the chief officer or
officers OF that union such endorse
ment IS necessary 20 obtain appoint
mcnt
The commissions excuse Tor this
radical departure ls that BY virtually
Transferring the appointing power o.
the unions themselves the commission
expects 90 make each railway organ
ization responsible ia "A measure for
the men appointed
There are twenty-thrce inspectors
holding office under the terms OF the
safety appliance act Each is paid
SlI5 month. and la allowed 81 a day
for expenses. There are now on Ale
In the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion the applications ~ 1900 train
men who desire 20 be inspectors 80
vacancies exist Tt is expected that
Congress viii authorize additional In
spectors.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-09
Bargcd Wildcat Instead OF Fox.

John Burrows and his daughter
Maudc. ~ Philadelphia. who are vis-
itng a friend above L-lckawaNen. yes
tcrday. I'm company with the eldest
SON ~ the farmer. hOled what they
thought was 81 fox in some rocks
a feedhaE was obtained and Miss
Burrows held 10 over one hole while
her companion. who had made Ere.
began the sm0king-Our process az the
other hole. suddenly there was n
rush ana something plunked into the
bag with snarl Miss Burrows closed
tne bag There was much splitting
and snarling from within. followed by
ripping and tearing OF the sack.
then the head and claws OF wildcat
protrudcd
Miss Burrows dropped the bag. the
Wildcat freed itself and leaped at her.
shot fired by the farmers son kill
Ell d. Tn thc cave three kittens were
found The little fellows fought saw
aEely. bat Were all got into the bag
and taken home Port Jervis Dis
patch 90 New York World
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-09
WILL soon SELECT SITE
FOR INV NORMAL seHOoF.

HARRISONBURG. vA.-special.-
The board OF visitors oF the state Fe-
male Normal school. which met her,
Wednesday night adjourned Thursday.
and VIII probably be called together
again within two weeks 10 select q
site Tor the new normal. a dozen -
which were examined. Messrs. Fx-
gieSton. King. stone and Keezeu were
appointed committee 10 select =
president, and the local COMMITTEE.
instructed 20 have plots made u pro-
posed sites and written Statements cf
their lowest prices
The board elected senator Cseorr.
r. keezell. chairman. A Ii SNYDER
secretary. and r.. W. Carpenter. treas
1rer. All OF whom reside IN Rocking
ham Ten OF the eleven members
were present FOR a period OF two
years the following were elected. SEN
atov George b. Keczcll. Professor Or
mcnd stone. Of the University OF VIZ
ginia. senator -. 3. Early. OF Gresne.
Floyd ". Weaver. OF Page: senator
Don p. Halssy. OF Lynchourx For
a period OF four years T. W. Carpen-
ter AID A n snyder. Of Harrfsonburx.
y. ". King. OF Clifton Forge. Prank
Moore. Of Rockbridge. and DR.. J. A.
Petit OF Nelson county.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-09
BLUNDERBUS WAS
LOADED WITH SNAKE
c.,.LIIN1Tl.woDD, Va special p


The Cifrtwood Times SAWS.
a report from DanVille says that
Johan Naldenroot. e Dutch farmer re-
siding an the southern part 90 Boy le
county. KY. was the victim 90 pe-
culiar accident. AR Naldcrroot was
preparing 90 move e. ar adjoining
Farm. which he had purchased. and
after loading his household effects
into a wagon. told his driver GO go
ahead. while he remained behind GO
fire or a belimuth blundehus. lnher-
ited from n long lire ~ teutonlc an-
cestors- owing Co the rourhncss o.
slider 10 safe 90 carry the loaded wea-
pom on the wagon. After proceeding
short distance down the road the
boy halted. soon 90 hear the duu
boom or the charge. AZ length. grow
lnE anxious over the tardy return 90
the parent, young Naidcnroot tied his
horse and walked back 90 the HOUSE.
ON the porch he found Che PROSTATE
form % his father writhlnv in pagn.
a nasty cut had harod his forehead.
and fragments OF me exploded gun
Uttered the yard a doctor WAS sum-
moned and the wounds we're dressed
Mr. Naldenroot is now able 90 SIC up.
and barring "A bad scar VIA D. none
the worse for the accident Near "a
stump Ira the yard nelghhors found
the powder burned aud maugled form
~ a. olacksnake. From the fact that
the gun had been stored 500 the attic
since laef summer. 10 Is believed that
the reptile Crawied into the barrel
during the winter 90 hibernate. ana
that its presence there was the OBJ
struction which occaslouel the burst
ing ot the weapon.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-09
ONLY 20 COUNTIES
IN VIRGINIA ARE WET
Anti-Saloon League Receives Re
ports Of Progress of Temper
ance Campaign-Eighty
Out Of One Hundred
Counties Now Dry.
RICHMoND. VA.-specIal.-

RICHMOND. VA.-Special.-
The Executive Committee OF the
Virginia Anti-Saloon League met at
the Y NJ G. A Hail THURSDAY and
received reports. These reports show
20 that since March lst forty-0ue sa-
looms we're closed by local option cleo
lions and two 10y refusals OF Judges
20 grant licenses. About forty distil-
leries have been closed BY the Byrd
Jaw. an1 eighty OF the one hundred
counties In the state are without sa-
looms. hfty being completely dry. Ie-
galy speaking. and eight OF the nine.
teen cities In the State are dry OF
the 1900 saloons in the state seven
Years ago. there are left $50. the ma
lority being in Richmond. Norfolk.
Newport News. Hampton and Phoe-
bus
Places voted dry since March rst
are Manassas Cuipeper. Winchester.
banviic. Basic city. Massic's Min Dis
trict. Nelson county. and Stonewall.
Lee and Madison Districts la SheD-
and county Smthdeld Joined the
dry column in February. West Point
voted wet April 6th or the l62 i'm
corporated towns in the state only
eleven have saloons Thirteen others
have disper~aries.
Tho Eultion OF Field Secretary
w West was accepted. and Rev
J ID McAlr~ter was elected as his
srcccSsor NJ. West win become sec
rotarf ~ the league in Kentucky
Speeches % thanks and appreciation
tor DIS services here for six years
were made. and Mr. West was pre-
scented with purse ~ gold
kfF Ef T. Richardson continues
as field secretary 90 the Northern Dis
frict with oflcc at Falls Church. near
Washington. ID. O..
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-09
BROOKLYN IN CLUTCH
OF EEL EPIDEMIC
Shiny Wrfgglers Infest the Water
Pipes and Choke Up Faucets.
Get Into Church Organs.

NEW foRK-Spc ciai--An epidemic
~ ecis has Brooklyn IN its clutches
and the terror-stricken natives have
abandoned prohibition and taken up
progressive profanity. Thre--,guarters
~ the water pipes are suffering from
a rush OF eeis 70 the faucet 40 place
Isl too sacred for the visitors and sew
eral church organs have entered into
rest until such time as the wtgElers
shall De dispossessed.
It's always something Ia Brook
lNn. said Borough President Coler
yesterday. Last spring 10 Was aeas.
and while a lasted the manicure girls
came very near starving This year
its ecls I've had siNty-eixht com
plants from people Who tell me that
the eels are using up the water they
are paying for"
10 is hiShly disconcerting 70 draw
a glass 90 water la the dark and
when You attempt 20 drink Ia have
something wet and slimy slap you on
the cheek or wriEglc over your head
and down tho back OF your neck This
happens a hundred times a day. and
mo- part of the city 81 Immune from
the undesirable visitors
1T WAS particularly annoying at
service last sunday" said sexton
Shearer. 81 -. AIMS Protestant Fpls-
copal Church. Just az an impressive
part OF the ceremony the organ be-
gan 20 whceze like a lost soul The
organlst used his feet gently. but the
rs Wheeling grew worse and the musical
part ~ the service was discontinued
Later We dug eight eeis out % the
organs pumping mechanism since
fhcn I've kept net there and I've
caught fne mess OF musical eeis
every day'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-09
su-icS Hat

The ambient was Gun ~ breeze
Tho wind WAS flil of air.
The zephyrs Eephyrel through the
trees
The atmosphere Nas rare
And anyone could teI from fhfs
There sure would h. a. storm
That winds would y-u and howl and
hiss
In wild. cyclonic form
u came. az last and through me town
swept this catastrophe
The taliest buildings tumbled down
There wasn't left tr-e
Ihe Wind olew payemeuts down the
street.
LAID street car ratings nat.
When these could not escape 9efea.
Then how could susie's hate
she grabbed tt-heid if 20 her heaf--
The winds made curbstones dance
ne orim across the pavement spread
Ana gave those winds a chance.
Az up-far up-llke some balloon.
Rose susie with her hat
CIhe Merry widow" screens rhs
moon.
But where IS Susie at7g
c. T. =
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-09
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RICHMOND, VA.
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-09
Vick's Group and Pneumonia

Salve is the only remedy
which IS applied externally
and gets inside too-hence
quickest and surest Remedy
forthese and kindred diseases.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-09
MAY DAY USHERED IN
WITH BIG SNOWSTORM

CORY. PA.-Spccioi May Day was
welcomed In this region by foot 81
snow on the level and more in drifts.
snow fell from Thursday morning un-
IL well into the night Telephone and
telrEraph wires are down In am ai-
70. ftnns. The lepth ~ che snow breaks
n.l records FOR this season of the wear
~leighs are in use TO-DAY
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-09
THIRD MlSTRIAL
IN RICHARDS CASE
Jury After Twelve Days Trial
Fail to Agree on Verdict and
Are Observation-Disclosures
for Mol Pros Refused.
FLOYD. Special

70 -. NA--Speci0L-
Tor the fourth tirne John ". Rich
ards the supposed murderer OF Mau-
rice Francis. OF Roanoke. has escaped
punishment for his alleged crime
The jury trying bis case 81 Floyd
Courthouse. after a hard Tough legal
battle for twelve days. failed GO agree
and was discharged.
This makes three times the Juries
have hung tn this case. Another Jury
found the accused guilty OF murder in
the first degree. bat the Supreme Court
reversed the lower court
The Commonwealth Thursday was
asked 20 enter nolle proseQui. but
fused 10 do so The case was ST
for trial again IN August. lgos. Fran
CTS was killed from ambush while on
the way 20 see his sweetheart who
had rejected richards.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-09
me Rum the nhlnr-

The idea that hunting men or wo-
men nnd their pleasure in the killing
or the fox IS quite as absurd as 20
say that the football enthusiast finds
MS enjoyment IN the kicking or In
Juring some of the players Madame.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-09

Read just thls oae voluntary testi-
u40ul---
Daavlle Orpaanage.
Danville. Va OlL lt Is1-
I received nve children OUT ~ one
Family, A4lf starved. and thelr dIg-s-
ZION almost destroyed rs improper
feeding The youngest. just Is rlonths
Ola mad been Jed OLA raw onions
was almost ~ despair, bat since gIglrg
them yu-r Concentrated Water re-l-
LARRY FOR some weeks. they have gotten
wei and are fat and rosy.
a pair OF twin girls years old
came o. ls from the poor house. who
seemed o. De ln the last stage ~ amaze
mia Had the most enormous abdo-
meas. These are rapidly recovering
mad Others with enlarged neck
glands, sore ears and nose. and every
- mptom Of Scroflla- These are stead
4ly improving.
As cousin was seriously threatenas
VIVA Gastrltis- Almost everything she
ate caused an accumulation or gas On
tlt bowels, 90 that she could nor sIeau
az night II was the greatest oenenr
she derived from the use Cf your Con
centratcd water This called my at
teatlcn 10 %. and made me try Il Tor
our poor ltle suffering children.
We cannot say too much for H. and
are singing its praises here in DanvliIe
and wherever else an opportunity pre-
sents itself
Am now using the water on ten chill
cren Gratefuily
tSlgnell Mrs. J. A. LEE Supt
s-ox- bottle (month's treatmenr5 q
tolr druggist wlu not supply Won
Send for Interesting booklet coneerD-
ins this Natural Treatment
}. VI. ECHOLS CO.
LynrhburG. Va.