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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-22
CASTRO'S DEPUTY
 = '... SE|zES CONTROL.
Vice President EIeVates Foes Of
 the Absent Dictator.

Port of Spain, Trinidad, Dec. o. Vice President J. Vicente Gomez, 10 whom General Ciprano Castro handed over the presidency on his departure for Europe, has thrown off the mask and has established an anti-Castro government in Venezuela.
 He has hurled from power the old ministry, the leader of which was Dr.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-22

Pay your subscription now and be in time for the Democrats big offer for 1909. The Evening Democrat delivered to your door and the Cos mopolitan Magazine for $5 year or Az cents month, payable in advance.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-22

High single string. 256, McGrath. High three-string total, 656. Allen. High game, 1045, New Britain.
 High team total, 2s39, Waterbury,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-22
VICE PRESIDENT GOMEZ.

VICE PRESIDENT GOMEZ. Jose de Jesus Paul, the minister of foreign affairs, who aided Castro in the negotiations that culmnated in the busting of Minister de Reus and the severance of diplomatic relations with Holland, and has installed a new body of men who are bitterly opposed to Castro.
 Not only has Dr. Paul disappeared from the counsels of the nation, but Dr. Baldo, who is now travelling in Castro's suit abroad, also has been re- moved from his official position as minister of education.
 General Diego Ferren, the minister of war, who also was war minister in the cabinet of Acting President Gomez in 1906, has been superseded by Gen eral Regul0 Olivares, who took a prom. inent part in crushing the revolution ists six years ago.
 Agrulas Sturbe, bitter foe of Cas- tro, has been appointed by Gomez gov ernor of Caracas.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-22

The Golden Rods won two out of three games from the Mems Social union of the Baptist church last night. The scores:
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22

The voters can well ador d x
vote the stalwart ticket at the
coming primaries provided they
want good, honest, efficient
management Of the state and
national affairs. Remember. ali
their candidates are clean. hon
est men; they are al old resi-
dents; none 81 than have had to
be sent in from other states and
counties because our own citi.
seus were not good enough.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22


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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22

The progressives' candi date
for governor, vessey, 10 talking
publicly il Charles Mix county
this week. Following their
usual custom, the insurgents
are not telling any Of the un-
collared newspapers about it.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22

20 wad some power the Giftic
gle a., to see oursel's IS ithers
zee %. II wad frae mony .
blunder free rs, nm mony IN nm
CO. notion" (Respectfully dedi-
Gated % our cootemporary.)
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22

The details Of Mr.. Crawford 4
homestead transactions in Wal.
worth county have never lither-
- besn given 70 the public. and
they might not have been dis
closed even now had Mr.. Craw-
ford not sent broadcast over the
state : printed circular in which
he Characterised . "A Miser-
able Plot" the governments in
vestigatiOn 81 the Walworth
county deal. Mr.. Crawford vaa
vocifsrous In declaring that il
was but tia work Of his ''politi-
cai enemies,p aud he vehement
u denied that he had ever en-
couraged young man 10 violate
he statutes Of the United States.
Two Of these young men, how
ever, take direct issue with Mr..
Crawford and place hin in :
positHsn which no true man
would envy. The attorney gen.
eral 81 the United States. after
reviewing the case, reached the
conclusion that Nr. Cravford
fad engaged. beyond question,
IN attempted land grating. We
think that X the readers o.
this papsr viii give thoughtful
eCusideration - the evidence
presented IN this wssk's snip.
pleneot they. too. will Be con.
vincsd of Crawford's duplicity
= ~ transacticn.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22

Il was Kittredge who tried to
side track Gamble. Gamble
won.-Geddes News. And il
was Crawford who whitewashed
Gamble.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22

Tie New Era wishes to i'm.
press upon it, readers tho i'm
portance Of psrusing with care
: couple Of tablex which are
printed II the supplement which
gOes out with this issue. TIE
ftrst was pnblished by the Cav.
ford campaign managers and
shows tho total tAx paid b. the
railroads for 1907 ard 1905 r.
spsctivsly. Tho seco0d which
has never bes0 mentioned b.
to Crauforditss, shows ths
tosal ~ paid ~ fsrm lands for
~ same ysars. Il comparison
proves t,at whiis the increase
q taxes paid ~ ths railroads
aaonnis = o29l. IA s.. uhs In
crsass q hxss paid by farn
lhnds aggregates e75i.514.5 3
represontang : differences AZ
16z0. SO - IN favor of ~ srail
roads and against ths farmess.
11bs ratfO ~ Increase i - ! /
for ~ Failroads and o3.36 Tor
1nrm lnn6e. And ~ Il NOS -
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22

The eight grade tinal examina-
ton Is being held Thursday and
Friday Of this week
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30

CHATHAM NAiaSsAh BASK
I51ST DIVIDEND.
A Quarterly Dividend of four per cent has this day
been declared by Of Directors payable on and
after 1908 stockholders Of record at the
close of 25th. Transfer books VIII
be closed from 10 inclusive.
". H. STFtAWN, Cashier
New York. September 18th. 1908.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30
cETcaGo GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

,-n,raro Sept. 2e-whezt prices the local ex-
es-S selling pressure brought OUT mainly by
record breaking increase IN the world aFalanle
sso s 81 net losses OF = l. 13kc. compared with
- nrevious close. Corn cats and provisions also
were in the wheat pit was very bearsh sIl
aay and se- me part Of the session Iea5iin onrs
So f-sex and there was also liberal selling for
shoE ,-orearl markets the. local market opened
Tesf with prices of : to - te : to &c eoIapare red
VIZ hsssnv 70 the rapid accumulation CT wheat at
o. o. r-5rcirsl grain centres OF the world and during
Inc - -, trading the local market depressed
by rro-s - o,lld show enormous Increase for the
Iy ssiez.i1l,e,s liberal receipTs in the Northwest
NeeA henrsh effect during the first part Of the
sso TTber the visible supply statement was given
~ ---essu-e il showed an increase OF 1llloooo
,ns for the week. which Is the largest gain ever
elsnesas5 Al the same time Minneapolis reported
E 3rCTease IL stocks OF l2eeoeo bushels for tne
e.. fnree dsys-a much more rapid rate OF IN
las- mar for the same time last year-and prices
cTe eSSsossr-cs and Duluth were more than ic below
e.ets-5sr,s q. close. Business al the sample taoes
t IS dun al premiums prevailing YESTERDAY
re- xnort business for the day was reported at
~ at foads, and exporters admitted that tne oe-
ev 49, 9n n~i0es gave promise Of much larger busi-
res -,oses At about the bottom. Clearances Of
sbsat and sour we're equal 10 2s4 GOO bushels PIT
Tasa e-eir+s we're 2.2420oe bushels compared with
122se 600 usTTlS T, @ s5 T73naao rer6rfed -soejT7fs
- Csrs against 1850 cars last week and lob
cas- a - 80. -s-lzet was weak al day as result Of
- selling ty longs who had been for the last
- ~ ran DAYS endeayorinE to dispose OF Their
% Teh The support was poor the greater part Of the
sso- DESPITE the low temperature which psevalled
so,9vi,,9ut the corn belt The general impression
sS 70 be that The cold wave would not seriously
go the new crop The September option showed
.s-ssi weakness during the last part Of the day.
60 - 7I.c from the high point Cash corn was
= Iore- There was fair rally in the future de
7gr-ir +ha last hour. but the close was weak
.L -;oes o &c 70 &c 10 1ssc Local receipts were
sss .s-s with 1os OF contract grade.
rsts were easy in sympathy with wheat ana corn
- -bs execution that the September option was
e.. n rl-yinE by shorts Selling by cash houses
=. [aer-1-e ~ trade Prices at the sample tables
-s II 10 lower for the cash grain aIlo SHIPPING
ssrands were said 10 be limited. me naTke1
o;-.5 z-esk for futures. but firm for september
Tocel -a~efTrs were 343 cars
DD---,sto-s z-e-e steady early IN the day hut re-
= ,.-asl- On renewed Liquidation OF october pork
- -f0se5 n -e- losses of Tle610c TO 3-5c- late
s- - r 10 7Nc in the price Of live hogs and the
ri corn were the chief heartsh lnil0eIlces
- -e-iyer lacked any support from local packeTS.
Ts+7sreS receipts FOR tomorrow " " ro 7eaL- %
5--1 q cars. oats ISS cars; hogs Zo'epo hes1o
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30
FIRST NATIONAL COPPER.

Lawson Selling His stock-May Retire From Presidency
Boston-It is not likely that Thomas W. Lawson will
His election to the presidency proved detrent rather
than help Because OF his ownership OF wv shares ana
when opposition not coured the Lawson election
somewhat forced.
Copper stock the last few weeks and It evident from the
] 54 nov has been the seller It is not believed
that the Lawson holdings OF the stock can be very large al
the present time
The fact that his First stock $40
share before the he assssmen s. haas as 5 "a sme to oad shows
considerable significant It might be regarded as IN
dicave OF an unsuccessful Bay State Gas market campaign
Lawson elimination should be regarded faEoTany @
while president has taken no active part IN the man
s9ds Of Wee resident Thomas Barbour who makes his
headquarters at the property
It is now but matter OF few weeks when the First
National Copper Co will begin active producing career
It's seiter represents total investment OF over
plants in the Country available tonnage in the
PaIakaIa mine OF over 100000 OF 80 contract
M the treatment of Trinity ores substantial smelling profits
adequate supply Of sicous ores tor n dTxng n
gursd ntT non a s at net cost on Between and 10
pound laid down in New York
able to earnings Of least 81 per share Tor its stock on
13cent copper on the above basis OF operations,
I unqualihedly say:
statement included the above article 50 far as
if relates to me absolutely false and known to be fae
by the persons who brewed and churned the stuff
2d-The amount of Baakaa stock held at the reoganlza
of the corporation was much larger than the amount
named.
3d-An of this stock I exchanged into First National
1b-Its cost to me in cash to-day SI4 per share
have never sold parted Temporarily with snare
of it. hold it all to-day
7 have never sold share OF First National Stock since
the reorganization of Balaklala have bought cqnsd-
cradle First National My present holdings OF FIRST
National stock than double the greatest amount
of Baaklaa | ever held.
6h-Knowng the property do, and with the present
management of the company in control, would not sell
anv Of my holdings for SI4 per share.
zt-I control" than three-quarers OF the 100000
caDital stock The owners of what | control, the
public have insisted in recent canvass, upon my re-
tanning the Presidency to look after their interests hey
say to me that am responsible for their investment that
must not shirk my responsibility, although my desire
solely because of lack time and pressure OF other d
ties is to give the Presidency will continue IN
the office while majority Of the thousands VINO nave
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30
Public Notices.


DEPAETXEsvT OF FINANCE sUEEAS
FoR -EE COLLECTION OF Ties. No: g
CEAkZERs STREET BOROUGH OF A4AN-
EAT-AN. NEW YORK September q. bus
NOTICE TO TAUAEERs-
NOTCH Is EEREsT GTvEs TEAI -
assessment rolls Of real estate Enc persona
7-pe--y !. Ths cry u New YORK. oor the ysx-
~. koe ras vA-zns eor the cclLecuon q
Css. hsve been delivered p tie nnoers.s
11c taRs a. sa1e sssessIae1N rsA--
are szs and payable en
MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1905
z -Ae or1aos q tie Becs'vsr ef rs1es "a I
scrorsH IN which tas property u S"c~SS1'
Borolxa Of Mazaaasta-- Ne s. Chambers
s1ret kA1haftza- n z -
-rsssSss -sI sSsaass' @ Re 1-osI. :. z,
Borough q B-so4iyn. Rooas I and
60 e. = gr;5e,as sEoss5 se7 at Jackson .yea.
I'D F.sth street. LonE Island Cty. n
5orsEEh q R1chnon6. Borough hA-'
seorzs Staten Island, N 7.
Al l2zAs 5scor=3 Hens On ne oAg 0N'
e Ivorp PENALTY TAXES MUST Be
uEas1 u. pToTIaions Of section sis Of the
= a. zssse s52s.e-d ss1 ss1Vts5 tsI M shan rsza.ia
d sury al ne Hscsiv<r OF Taxes &c charge.
fso<.xs zxe se:Eect upon such TEX intsrsst upon
"a 1ne1zf Ea=reoS ~ ths rate OF sever -
<s7 eE wh.sa ths taxes became d2s and pay
esls nScsossr o. se proviosc In section sl4
Ehsa chsoAs ara mailed te tne Esosiv9
s1xsE hsy H1uSt be accompanied sy sesIeSe
saseAsoes viii postage prepe-d s. srcr % Ii
ssEs rxtarz Of recesptsd bills By r.zA
eAssks dated October taoala be sss.se s,,,s =
SsfS cTTcM 6rtIY 70 TIE oRDEa
DAVID e ACsTEN
Receiver Of 1Axs~
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30

The following appeared in certain News Bureau yeteT
day It's will see that 1t IS Wldey
copied in the daily press In publicly cudgelng fasehoods
with facts never allow myself to infringe OF funda-
mental rrIes-have controversies with criminals or luna
tics But make exception III this case because OF my
duty to the 5000 stockholders Of First National more than
lree-quarers OF whom stockholders in the other COM
panies for the placing of the stock Of which am held re-
sponsbeTrinity Yukon, American Snelters and Nation
al Stock"
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30

Monroe, Louisiana. improvement. IS
NJ. Y, Brooklyn & Manhattan 3. r. r. Co. IS
Northern Electric Company. ny................5s SIS
Ottun1wa Traction & Light Company -. SIS
Oswego. New York, Water. .............3I 3Ias
PetaIura G. Santa Rosa Railway Co.. I'd 6s
PieasantviIIe, New York, Water. .........3 3I2s
Ridgewood, NJ. j., Town School Is
Rockaway Hunting Club. ub...................6 6s
Salem, Va, Refundins. As
Salt Lake City, Utah, Water G. Sewer As
School City, Fort Wayne, Ind. 3Ias
Syracuse, NJ. y, Improvement 3I2s & var. ors
Toledo, Ohio, Improvement. IS & var. ors
Toledo, O., all issues of Board of Education
Virginia Electric Company ..........- .5s
Vancouver Wash, (Oct. 22d) Funding 6s
Water Works Co. (San Antonio) ...- Texas 6s
Wilson, North Carolina (Oct. 15th) Imp. SIS
s s...............5s
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30

NFFTcE CoSsTRucrING oUAETE F:sfAsTER "A FORT
trrplcats far Sodding and repairing terraces AZ ths
post VIII b received here until 1913 Ocpooer i
1908 ana then opened Information furnished on appca
tion Tne L. shs right % reject any or Al
bds ar sart Envelopes cortairtng proposals.
should Proposals Tor SOdding and Reparrs
Terraces.P and be addressed TO NM W BEsSELL> Coe-
sts or M
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30

THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK
New York. September 22d, 1908.
The Board Directors has this Gay declared quar-
.e-lv dividend u TWO PER CENT. payable on anu
after October lst, proximo. =, 81. ao.. 70
-re transfer books will close at z. M this GATE re-
opening O'0Oe' 49, CHARLES H. PATTERSON
Cashier.
CARFTEI.D NATIONAL BANK.
Tweury-third & sixth Ave.
York, Sept q, 1903
The BOARD II Directors declared quarterly diFl
6e15 Of THREE PER CENT the capital stock Of THIS
bank ravable and after Sept 3Oth 1sOo
The transfer books closed until Thursday OCT ISL
1905 y" l. DOCS1@A7N' ~
THE NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY TELEPHONE
COMPANY.
81 WiIlouzhby street, Brooklyn y. J.
DIVIDEND NO. 100.
regular quarterly dividend Of and three
rer cent has declared the capital STOCK OF TINS
COMPANY payable October 18TH 1908, 70 stocKooeFs 0A
record at the close Of business October 5th, 19Oe
FORD HUNTINGTON. Treasurer
REALTY ASSOCIATES.
lT6 Reuaser Street. Brooklyn, y. Y.
September 2s 1905.
T,a Board or Directors this day declared SEMI
ANIMAL. DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENT and an
EXTRA DIVIDEND the earnings Of the year OF
TWO PEP CENT, upon capital stock OF this Com
ranv both PAYABLE 18th 1905 10 stockholders or
record at the close business at P M Thursday &c
tober Sth, 1905 -----~- ,,
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30
Bank Statements.
REPORT OF The CONDITION OF The
FIRST NATIONAL BANh.

a. New York CITY in the state q New OK II 'le
close Of business September sd, lsOs-
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30
OFFICE OF
YIRGINIA-CARoLISA CHEMICAL co.

OFFICE OF
yIRGINIA-CARoLINA CHEMICAL co.
Richmond. Virginia, Sept. 6, 1905
DIVIDEND NO 81.
OF Directors have this day declare a dlvi-
tive quarterly dividend the preferred stock
Of this Company payable 15. 1905 when checks will
mailed preferred stockholders Of record at the
close Of business Sept 30 1908.
closed from p M sept Both. 1908. A. NJ. Thurs
49, s w TRAvERs, Treasurer
BOWLING GREEN TRUST COMPANY.
% Broadway. New York, Sept 16 1905
quarterly dividend of Five (5co) Per Cent. the
capital stock o Company has this day been de-
clared payable 1905 to stockholders OF record
closing Of transfer books at IL o'clock
26th Books Will reopen Oct end. 1905,
10 o'clock 4. N.
WILLIAM M LAWS. Secretary.
THE Fl. b. CLAFIIN COMPANY,
C'oyne NJ and Worth
A regular quarterly of TWO (2eE) PER CENT
be paid holders of this company
record October 18th. 1905.
The transfer books Will be closed at P NJ. Monday
October 9TH. and reopened 10 A NJ Friday. October
10th. 1905.
The transfer books for preferred will
open.
Minneapolis Louis Railroad Co.
Bonds eornpany will be paid and after that
upon presentation the Office OF the IS
Broad strest, New York
F. H DAVIS, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30
DiUidend Notices.
DiUidend Notices.
Coupons payable at the office OF the
UNITED STATES
MORTGAGE & TRUST COMPANY
IS CEDAR ST, NEW YORK
On and after October lst,
S CEDAR ST. NEW YORK

On and after October Ist, 1908
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30

Boca & Loyalton Railroad co-.....----.-6s
Butte County Canal Company .-..-.-.-..-5s
CASTLE, New York, Water. IS
Camilla, Georgia, Water & Light. $500. 512s
Citizens Water G Lst. Co. OF ShebyVIle, ind IS
Cold Spring, New York Sewer. 374s
creston, Iowa. Refundins s...--..-....-.--.5 5s
Edgewood, Georgia Observation-Disclosures. ..os
EIyria, Ohio, Water Works ks..............4s As
FrsnkIin County, Ohio, Bridge ---....-..-4s
Guanaiuato Power G. Electric CO.. .6s
Hawaii Territory improvement 3I2s
jamestown, New York, Water. r..-.......4 As
Lancaster County, S. C. S. D. No. 40 6s
Long Island P. r. Co. Consolidated. 5s
LONG Island r. r. Co. New Consolidated. As
Lonq Island r. r. Co., North Sh. Br-..-.- -5s
Marquette & Bessener Dock & Nav Co. -4Izs
Minnea polls, Mimi, Imp rs & various others
Yankee Fuel Company
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30
Financial Meetings.

THE PACIFIC COAST COMPANY.
The meeting stockholders Of The PACIFIC
Coast ca will be held at Office OF the Company 81
Montgomery ST Jersey City, New Jersey, on Wednes-
day the day October 1908, at u O'clock noon
OF three Directors 10 be elected for term
Of three transaction OF such other
business as may properly before the meeting Stock
will be closed AZ 3 P NJ on WEDNESDAY
rbe dav of Septenber, reopened at 10
o. clock A October 18th, 1903
CLIFFORD C. FAY. Secretary.
September 1st 1908.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-30
Lou Schools.

fEw YORK Dsv School ia Fulton St.
w SCHOOL. Evening school Sew York Siry-
SRght Method" Of Instruction LII z N tso yeaIa
e Z three ys2-. High standaras SEND tor eAts-
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-09-29

curacy. However, it contains
the general idea with which all
workers meet and which satisfies
their understanding.
s. "a worker then is one who is
faithfully and wisely trying to
achieve some end that is Of true
worth. There are two popular
ideas as to what constitutes a
worker, both of which are erron-
eous. The first holds that work
is confined to the production OF
wealth; the second is that the
worker is the man who puts forth
physical efforts in the production
of material wealth. The mechanic
who builds a piano is worker,
but Beethoven who made it give
forth music was a player. The
man who throws dirt out Of the
railroad cut is a worker, but the
man who thinks out the problems
and policies of its management is
an official. The mason who lays
the brick in the wall is work
man, but the man who furnishes
the financial means is capatilist.
So, the popular sentiments make
false distinctions. and lawmakers
endeavor to enact them into
laws. But the builders of things
are all persons who have any con-
tribution to its production. One
may contribute muscle, another
thought, and still anotner money
yet they are all producers OF the
structure.
"Incidently I warn you against
the popular cry which underate:
capitalists as a class that does nc
work, but takes large share o.
the profit Of work. The capital
ist and especially the American
capitalist, is as truly worker as
the manual laborer. The man
who owns the farm is a worker
as we'll as the hand that plows
the field; the man who puts his
capital in a factory is as truly
worker as the man who watches
the loom. 1t is unfair to magni,
fly one worker by discounting an
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-09-29
Cures Woman's Weaknesses.

We refer 10 that boon to weak, nervous,
suffering women known as Dr. Pierces
Favorite Prescription.
DIR. John Fyfe one OF the Editorial stan
Of THE EcLRcTIc MEDICAL REVIEW says
N Unicorn root (Hetonids Dioicdl which
Is one OF the chief Ingredients OF the 'fa-
yorite Prescription y: a
IA remedy which invariably acts as nter-
tne inyigorator - makes for normal &C.
tivity OF the entire. reproductive system ,n..
Ne Continues vim Helonias we have meeica-
menf which more fully answers the ABOVE
purposes than any other drug tpth Mn.cn am
aco,tointsd. In tho treatment OF diseases Pc
cuiiar TO women 1t Is seldom mat case y
seen which does not present some Indication
Tor this remedial agent" Dr. Fyfe further
says: aThe following are among the ieaaing
indications for Helonias Unicorn root. ram
or aching In the back. With sleucoIrngs
atomic twesk condlto o. me re l ava n.
Si,sSiiity. sEsociated WITH chronic diseases Of
the reproductive organs OF women; cons,ant
sensation n heat in the region OF the KY.
neys; menbrrhagi3 ,ioodingl due 70 weaR
seSIoS Um or q accompanying s an
sbnoypG condition Of the digestive organs
and kfamic thin blood hanit: afag ~ ,hs
senstaons in the extreme lower part q ms '
IN more or less OF the above SYMPTOMS
are present, no lnYalld MQNoR can 10
better than take DR.. Plerce's Eayorite
PfeSeyTpII0M, one 81 the 0llhg ingredF
enfs Of WHICH Is Unicorn root, or Helonias,
and the medical properties OF which II
most faithfully represents. e.ss
OF Golden Seal root, another prominent
ingredient OF rFayorite Prescription
Prof. Finley Ellingwood, M. D.. OF Ben
nett Medical College, Chicago, says:
at Is an important remedy In disorders OF
the womb. In all catarrhal conditions
and general enfeeblement. IL Is useful
Prof. John NJ. Scudder, Nj. d., late OF
Cincinnati, says OF Golden Seal root:
sin relation TO its general effects on the
system, there q no medicine tyi use about irhieh
there Is such general HHanfmtfv o. opinion. IL
Is unipersdllv regarded - the tonic useful IN
all debilitated states
Prof. Z. Bartholow, NJ. D.. OF Jefferson
Medical College, says OF Golden Seal
uValuable In uterine hemorrhage. menor-
rhagia tfiooding1 and congestiye dysmenor-
rhpa painful menstruationL"
Or. Pierce's Favorite Prescription fath-
fully represents all the above named in
rredIents and cures the diseases for which
they are recommended.