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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-02
$27,666.67

The report OF the treasurer was ap-
proved and ordered filed.
The water and lights committee
made report on the matter of extend
ing the sewers to St. Mary's hospital,
recommending the extension with the
proviso that che hospital pay all costs
and sign a contract to take or pay for
enough water to pay the interest on
the Indebtedness of the extension.
The city attorney was instructed to
daw UP contract covering the case
and to report at the next meeting.
The appication OF ]. D. Bell aud e.
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Real Estate Bargains

80 acres Fine Hondo soil-6
miles from Roswell. Finest
Corn land in Pecos Valley; Ar
tesian Water Guaranteed.
A snap at $32OO.OO, x cash,
long time on the balance at 8
per cent.
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chief guest at the annual banquet OF
the class of 81 at washington this
evening. and will come here tomorrow
to attend the graduates dinner. The
Japanese officer graduated from An
aapolis in 1881, and his class will
give him rousing reception, in which
all Annapolis will join
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-02
ENGINE GOES INTO FREIGHT
AND THREE MEN ARE DEAD

Pfttsburg. Pa, June 2.-Three train
men were killed today when an engine
running light crashed into a freight
train at Mars, a place near here on the
Pittsburg & Western branch of the
Baltimore & Ohio r. R.
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PHILADELPHIA STRIKE CON-
DITION APPEARS UNCHANGED

Philadelphia, Pa. June 2.-The
strike of the street car men is practi-
cally unchanged this morning. The
strikers declare but 612 cars are In op-
Grafton. In normal times the com pany
operates 5000 cars. The strikers are
hoping for arbitration.
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uNvElL MEYER STATUE.

Kansas City, Mo, June with ex-
ercises of an impressive character,
the "A. r. Meyer statue on the Pasco
was unveiled today. Jetutio Piccifilli,
Of New York, was the designer of the
handsome memorial.
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Notice.

All fees for the inspection of cleo
rr1cal work are payable to the inspect
or only. No contractor or other per
sons are authorized by this depart
snent to take care OF any OF its collec-
tions.
R. NJ PATRICK,
1878. Electrical Inspe ector
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6 room residence, property
well improved, water and sewer
at $25O0.OO. Il cash, balance
one and two years at 8 per
cent.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-02
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MADAM CLEO
PaImist and ciairvoyant.

PaImiSt and CfairVoydnt.
Tells names, answers three
3 important questions, locates
3 diseases, gives advice on all
affairs Of life, love, business,
> travels. speculation, lawsuits,
3 marriages, separation, units
3 the separated and helps you to {
3 gain your hearts desire. Call {
= at once, Here for a short time.
3 Readings strictly private and
3 confidential Booth at Clem {
3 House across from Court
3 House. Phone 331. 76tf
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1OOx19S it., East front, one
block from Main st. and Court
House, good 5-room house,
water, sewer and shade Lots
alone worth the price. $4,000
liberal terms at 8 per cent.
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VIRGINIA Inn Reopens

Virginia Inn Reopens-
for meals Thursday at noon Meals
25c transient meals on Sunday 35c.-
Frank J Rork, Prop. 1879.
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FOR RENT:-Large airy front room,
plenty OF shade, to one or two busi-
ness men or ladies.-203 N Penn
ave. 1921
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u. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
.(locai Report Observation Taken a

600 a. ny
Roswell, N. NJ. June 2.-Tempera-
ture, Max, 81; Min, 81; mean, &C.
Precipitation, 0. Wind miles N E.
Weather clear.
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity.
Fair tonight and Thursday Sta
tionary temperature.
Comparative Temperature Data.
Extremes this date last year.
Max, 81; Min, 4S
Extremes this date Is years rec
ord:-Max., 90, 1898; Min, As, 1901.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-02

6 lots, south front. water
and sewer; good locality. Get
the price on these lots. Y cash,
balance in monthly payments.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-02

CALL STAR LIVERY for nice rigs
for outing and mountain trips,-Tel-
ephone 1S2.-R. B. Jones, prop. 743m.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-02

25 lots.in North Spring riv-
er addition, between Main and
Ry., from $4,000 to $35O.OO
q lot.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-02

Result Dringers-Record ads.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-02

40 acres on South Hill, in
city limits, splendid sub-divis-
ion property q $125. an acre.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-02

% acres on Second street at
100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-17

pioneor in tho truest sense. having
crossed the plains with the handcart
company in 1853. and one OF her chill
ufen was born during the ncrilous Jour
hey She has reared large and ro-
specied family and passed away in her
seventy year.
AZ O'Clock today ln the saline build
ing, the funeral OF Ms. Mary War
nick. wife ~ the late August Warwick.
was held. Counselor p. ID. Olpln. in
charge
The various speakers bore record OF
nor nobh. character az a wife, mother
and ncighzor She was one OF the uio-
n'ers W this place Seven children
three sons and four dauehtors-survN.s
her
The annual ~ Z A ban and social
given in Clurks hall on Friday evening.
the l2th inst. was 90 decided success.
ON Thursday evening the diatrIct
school gave o. fitting AncoIn-dav pro-
gram under the direction OF Principal
y. IT, Walker in the moctnghouse which
was Oiled with Interested patrons of the
school
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BEAVER.
VETERAN rIoNEER SUMMONED.
Mrs. Lconia Alfred Lays Down Iifc's
Burdens nc IS.

Special Correspondence.
Beaver city. Beaver Co. Feb. i2-
Mrs Leonu Alfred wife OF the late
William Alfred Of this city, died ON
Wednesday Feb. 10. after o. brief iu-
ness.
Mrs Alfred was born FOO Crawford
Co.. Mo. Dec. 3. 1898. aud her parents
became Identified with the Church 900
It's infancy Mrs Alfred held the raru
distinction OF having beon baptized and
confirmed into the Church Of Jesus
christ of Latter-day Saints by the
Prophet Joseph Smith in 1872. and also
hciug one OF three iu this city who
were personally acquainted with tho
Prophet Joseph, the others being p8tr.-
archs Orrice and John r.. Murdoch Sho
passed through the prosecutions lucI-
don't to the history of Nauyun. and
came to Utah when about DC years ola.
and was married 60 wIIlif
the way to the valleys They settled
first Zoo Pleasant provc. aHuINa,I.
moving excessively to- Saupotc Circle
willie and Beaver, and were most
worthy people.
Nuua.. ..uycs, veteran Of g2. a
seriously il and his demise is looked
for at any time.
The Beaver East wand has set this
day apart as annual reunion day fu
the ward, and am excellent program vIH
be- rendered tonight
The vother hero ls STORMY and roads
are almost impossible, with promise oI
more snow.
A course OF lectures is being given by
the faculty Of the Murdoch academy
which aro much appreciated by the
citizens
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THE CRESCENT THEArER.

PIourfs not seen an any other thea
ter we alNa1E 'v1lake gnnd AK the
people
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TUCKER.
SERIOUS loss BY FIRE.
Irving b. Pratt Loses Valuable Library
And Household Goods.

Special C1rraeu andouee.
Tucke- Utah. Feb. "A very serious
fire occurred here tnis afternoon 40 $780,
The residence of Irving H. Pratt. priu-
oin3l Of Ihe Tucker school, took fire
from a detective Cue Mr Pratt was at
school 8t the time and Mrs Pratt and
the uoIehbors cuf Che uue children out
of the house. but aF the house was made
Of los. It was impossible TO save any
thluE.
Mr Pratt hearing Of tine nre rushed
tu the place aud some one said Mrs
Pratt hal NOT come ont and he rushed
u to Hud uHr and was burned about
tuu head and face When Dee came ont
b. found Mrs Pratt aud the children 40
O. nrighbUr.
M pr4Its valuable library was a
total loss together with hla household
goods. amounting 90 $3.50. Tho buNd-
inr WAS valued It Noi. making loss
0f soon With no insurance.
Nr Pratt has boon teaching az Tuck
or f1T fhn paat three Years The people
very generously provided places Tor tho
family until permanent arrangements
Usn hO made f1r them.
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PLEASANT GROVE.
PIONEERS LAID 10 REST.
llrs. Charlotte Ilichens and Mrs. Mary
Warwick Close Iifo's Iabors.
Special Correspondence

Special Core pondence.
Pleasant Grove, Utah Co., Fob. 10
This morning, m the ward meeting
house. tho funeral ot AIRS. charlotte
Rlcmns wife .of tho late John Rich
us WHs hold. Counselor r. ". olFin
in charge There Nps larui attend
ance OF sympafhiainR friends. and
many were the eulogics paid fhis noble
aud exemplary w0man. hna VAS
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No Change
Necessary

Dr.. Prices Delicious Flavoring
Extracts have always been hon
estly labeled; no change was nee
essary since the enactment Of the
National Pure Food Law, either
as to label or their manufacture.
They have had for nearly half
century the patronage Of the intel
lgent housewives of this country.
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SAD DEATH OF YOUNG MOTHER
Mrs. Fletcher Victim Of Meningitis
Pcrilous Trim of Rcscuers.


Logan. Cache Co, Feb. l6-The res
cuing party. headed by Sheriff Crook
ston, returned home yesterday from
Logan canyon, where e went 10 bring
10 Logan the Neithorhauser children
who were snow-bound In a cabin Is
miles from here The trip was a hard
one and the party reached the cabin
with much difficulty. They had 10
make the trip on snowshOes from the
forks OF the canyon ana pulled the
children ont on hand slcds Mr. Nei-
therhauser remained I'm the canyon to-
take care OF his livestock. The SNOW
IS six feet deep I'm the vicinity OF
the cabin.
The b. Y. C. and the T.. A. C.. basket
ball teams are preparing go meet the
university team in Logan Friday ana
saturday evenings Of this week.
SEA STORIES FOR CHILDREN.
The city schools have arranged for
am afternoon matinee and evening oou-
cert March .. at Nihlev hail. with Cap
tain Eli who comes highly recommend
cd as am entertainer of sea stories,
having been % sea captain for many
years His stories pertain wholly with
life on the sea, and WHOM such stories
arc told bon a humorous way 81 rs fet
entertainment rs highly beneficial to-
the pupils here.
SAD DEATH or YOUNG MOTHER
Mrs. Sarah Ann Fletcher vito OF
Prof Fletcher of the q. a. o.. died
on Sunday from cerebral meningitis,
following the birth OF child two
weeks ago. Tho remains were sent to
Provo this morning for burial The
relatives OF the deceased live Ht tina.
place ana her parents and thc parents
of Prof Fletcher were here ga the tIWa
of the sad death Deceased was but %
years Of age, and leaves two children,
one two weeks old and the other "a
months of age
For the second night in Logan "a
large house greeted tine r. a. a.. stu
dents iu "Babette' last evening in Che
Thatcher Opera Uous0 The play u0s
pIeaslngly rendered and reflected conc
siderable credit ON the promoters
Paul Gilmore win appear al the
opera house on tho night ~ Washing
tm's birthday iu THE Boys of Cone
pany b."
A $50 fine was imposed By Justice
william Brangham yesterday on Frank
lnibinot Tor dourishing "a gun and
threatening to kll r. "a. cutler The
trouble arose over the transfer of stock
iu The cutler Mercantile 60. at Irsu-
ton The case WIN be appealed
Tho quarantine has been raised ana
city Attorney 6nedden rs again at his
office after o Siege % smallpox
Mrs j. y Hansen De- reported 10 Doe
seriously ilL
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VERNAL.
Moro Winter Than for Thirty Years
Boom in OH

Special CORES uIndeucc.
NemaL Untah CO.. FEB l3-This has
been "a very severe. cold winter. there
ls more snow 1n the ground now than
has been since the hard winter" of
1879 Tho prospects are very good f1r
prosperous season the coming year
with plenty ul water
There ono a few cases of scarlet fevor
here and e1ma humps but the health
90 the people s generally pretty good.
The merchants are complaining OF
dun times Tine 0il business is baeln-
ming 10 boom. there are several outfits
drilling over .u the Rnngely country
Tho Emerald on company has struck
on az "a depth of 90 feet but r. SIN co.
ms down. and the prospects seem 10 boz
very good Indeed.
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LOGAN.

Tho News is Delivered by Carrier
in Logan Every Night Sunday eS-
cepted) at IS Cents Per Month. All
payments and complaints regarding
delivery should be made to r. A.
Mitchell. Agent for Daily Saturday
ana Semi-Weekly News 40 u.
Center Street. Phone SGD indepsnd-
emf
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TABER.
CHAPTER or lnsuNPs.
l.. ID. =. Mission Mork--5OO Coal Min
er- Thrown out Of Employment.

Special Correspondence.
Taber, Alberta. Feb. l2.-On the morn
ing of January S. while driving from
Tabor 20 Coal city q distance OF FIVE
miles, when the mercury registered
80 degrees below zero, the little finger
on the left hand of AR S. s. bennett
was frozen, and in spite OF careful
nursing, Inflammation set in. noeessite-
Ting lis cmputation two weeks later.
Nh. Bennett is q coal hauleu and viii
be- laid up for some time get.
His family. have been quarautiuel
with scarlet fever. but have entirely re-
covered. They We're former residents
Of Pleasant Grove.
While -cuGiinE with companion last
night o. the rear of The Taher hotel.
William Couuors fell aud broke the
bones in the joint OF the lert ankle.
Yesterday. the horse upon which
Herman lehman was riding slipped
and fell upon the Ice, throwing it's rider
| violently 10 the ground The unfortu-
nate young man struck upon his head
| and shoulders. bruising him severel!
and completely dazing him FOR eight
( hours.
Harvey Cook, formerly Of Idaho. Is
! confined at bis home with "a frozen
! foot.
As result Of slipping and falling
| upon some ice at the front entrance
TO her house. Mrs j. j. Walton is SUI
foring from a broken leg Both bones
We're broken about two incros above
The left ankle. MI and Mrs Walton
were former residents of Salt Lake
city. having moved 10 Canada seven
MISSION WORK.
Elder VIM. Palmer assisted with 20
strong segregation of Mormon mission
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WALKER BROS, Bankers

Absorbed the salt lake Branch o.
Nelis-Farso N Co.'S Bank.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
MoNrMIsNr ron rIoNEEns-
To DE- Erected in Mount PIca,aut-
New Arri,als-N cddmg.

/ TO bc Erected In MOuut Pleasant
New Arri,als-W cddmg.
/ Special Correspondence.
Mt Pleasant saupeto CO.. Feb. TO-
The erection Of O. monument to per-
pcuatc the memory OF the pioneers OF
Nc Pleasant isl under consideration
/ The plan is to secure the names of
All the FIRST settlers and ask their de-
SDondants 90 contribute the sum of
$1,000 for the erection of the monu-
mont which viii be placed m some
| suitable spot within the city limits
IL i> the intention To- have it finished
ana put in place before The close of the
yc7r.
SPRING CITY PRIMARY.
The Primary association of Spring
cry WAS recently rcorgani2ed made
necessary through the former prcsi-
dent lcsisnlng. The following officers
were chosen Mrs Janet Baxter. press
laenf. Mrs. Margaret Osborne ana Mrs.
.mmeIinc Blaln, Couuselors. Miss Clara
fIaudsent secretary and treasurer
InF "a week past Spring City has
heen in the dark, due 20 the breaking
OF the main pipe leading to the cleo
trio light plant, in oak Creek canyon
The oldest son Of Mr. and Mrs Ras
Anderson of Spring city. on Tuesday
evening. while at the Soreusln san.
mill. had his leg broken by the cafriaa.
+. backing ON t0 him. He was brought
60 town Immediately and his injuries
dressed
Born. TO the wife of Lars johnson
OF MoronL Feb. 4, Girl. also "a rifl
20 Mr. and Mrs Arnold Arnoldsan of
N0loui. ON Feb Is. 90 the wife OF oliver
. clement Of FairvIew @ boy; tn the wife
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PATENTS

! ss-saHsass-a---=-zsl-zu-----1 ia-i-a5---@a-----
We desire 90 uuuo-nce that We
. have established in connection
with our paper Patent Bureau.
and invite the cooperation Of
Inventors, Mechanics. engineers.
. ugHfsmou. MlclIulsIs. SUP
eu0-olferu and TarrrI1u q
Shor- and MH.. skilled Ne
uhaEi.s iu al trades. Fa.msss
and All others % building ap Il
. rr..f #vstea, tEaL Hitl E'se
honest advice Go investors. pro-
'sef tnclr interests by good pate
, alts and strong contracts, usslst
Inventors "a perfectIng their in
renti1ns. and i1 selling their pat-
euts when obtained, ard n ID.
matters TO render careful SEQ
vice and r.to fgl value for
money paid.
We have associated with US 40
Washington. ID. g.. an attorney
. who has been ln continuous prac-
tiae f'r the past twenty wears
and we ars IN position 90 guar
1utea that any patent matters
placed .n our hands VIII receive
prompt and careful. attention.
H'NfH NH'H" 500" HHtA. HNH VIII 0AW a ~
ha moderate.
we also. Do addition 10 secur-
ilE ~ patents obtain Trade
Nsrks. Copyrights. Labels, De
sign Patents. and On fact trans.
a0t business " an character in
tnis line.
ADD patents secured through our
Bureau WIN be advertised FOR sale
al our expense, and Will thus he
brought tn the attention Of the
thousands Of readers and ma
tcr.aIIy assist the Inventors lu
Opposing ~ their patents
~ vou have made an Invention
send us O rough sketch and de-
scr.pt.ou with IS. and we win
have our attorney make "a thor
nugh search 1f the records "
Tine EaiteI states Patent Odlca
HrH advise sou as % the secur-
- ~ patent the cost aud tho
u~1uer 1f proceeding
Patent Bureau, The
DeSeFet News, Salt
Lake City.
.
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RICHFIELD.
JOINT TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
Sewer and Sanpete Pcdagogcs Meet
Wall Collap>es-Heavy Snowfall.

Sewer and Sanpete Pcdagoges Meet
Wall Collap>cs-lieavy Snowfall.
Special Correspondence.
Eichdeld, Sewer Co.,. Fob. Fan
other snoWstorm struck this valley last
night and has continued 90 fan steadily
ali day toda} With no apparent prospect
of a let-up.
The snow is wet and full of moisture
This together with other storms this
winter has given Sewer valley a more
thorough soaking than it has received
for years
WALL COLLAPSEs.
a peculiar accident happened 70 the
Peoples Emporium Furniture building
about @ O'Clock this morning. As a
consequence OF a faulty foundation and
adobies being placed too close to the
ground where they crumbled nom the
effects OF wet weather. nearly the en-
tire north wall Of a new addition about
lb feet high by over 20 feet I'm length.
Collapsed and tumbIsd into the alley.
Wooden posts ln the center OF the
building held the upper n0or which
was not heavily loaded from coming
entirely down, which otherwise would
have resulted in greater damage 10 the
goods below by good fortune the roof
also held up until props could be placed
under it and the goods protected from
the STORM The propretors. Messrs.
lauritzen and CoWlsy. estimate their
loss at about $1,000. 40 one WAS hurt
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
The join, teachers Institute Of san
pete and SEWER counties convened Iu
this city ON the nth inst. and adjourned
tni7 evening. a. a. Nelson. state SUI
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floating on top OF. it. Then the Petri
have been served in 1884. Often, sit,
ting at these Magnificent Spreads, he
thought to himself that he would will,
ingly trade all the Tiffany Water on
the Table for one Goblet of real But,
termilk.
After Ransom had insulted his Di,
gestive Apparatus for many years
with the horrible Concoctions of the
Gents Cafe he resolved to go back to
his native Town and visit some of
his Blood Relations so that he could
get at least m more Crack at Real
American Grub.
He wrote hat he was coming and
his Kin became greatly Agitated.
Our celebrated Cousin, the Hon.
Ransom Peabody, is coming to visit
u.s." they said. I'VE must make I'm.
usual Preparations to receive the big
Battleship. He is Rich and High
Toned and has been living at one of
those s6-a-Day Palaces, and we must
cut a big Melon when he shows up.
He is accustomed to City Food and
We must not insult him with ordinary
Provender."
SO they began framing up Dishes
out of a Subscription Cook Book pur-
chased the year before from a Lady
with Gold Glasses and a grand flow
Of Language.
The Hon. Ransom arrived late one
Evening and all Night he lay awake
In the Spare Bedroom, gloating over
the prospect of a Home Breakfast.
me for the Sausage Cakes with the
good old Sage rubbed into them" said
Hanse. Il will certainly show the
Buckwheats how to take a Joke and
the way I'll dip into that Coffee will
be a Caution. And talk about those
Eggs direct from the Hem"
He arose early, but had to wait two
Hours. AS he was from the City, the
Family had postponed Breakfast until
nine o'clock. When he faced up to
the Table he was Wolish. First they
gave him Grape Fruit au Kirsch.
Then the Finger Bowl with the cute
Rose Leaves floating idly on the
dimpled Surface. Then a dainty Lamb
Chop with an ornamental Fence
around 1t and a sweet little cup of
Cocoa in the China that Uncle Henry
bought at the Worlds Fair. Then
French Toast and Eggs a la Gazaza.
with Christmas Trees stuck into them.
The Hon. Ransom arose and howled
like a Siberian Wolf, which was In,
polite of him. Before he went Home
he did manage to get a little real
Eating, but every one said he was
very Eccentric to prefer such a simple
dish as Fried Chicken.
MORAL.
Hurry up and get it befo lie the Chef
and the Cookbook have us entirely
Civilized.
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LAME BACK PRESCRIPTION

The increased use OF "Toris" for
lame back and rheumatism is causing
considerable discussion among the
medical fraternity. 1t is an almost In
fallible cure when mixed with Ger
tain other ingredients and taken prop
erly. The following formula is effec
tive: ITO one-half pint of good
whiskey add ounce of Toris Com
pound and one ounce Syrup Sarsapa
rilla Compound. Take in tablespoon
full doses before each meal and be
fore retiring"
Toris compound is a product OF the
laboratories of the Globe Pharmaceu
teal Co, Chicago, but it as well as the
other ingredients can be had from any
good druggist.