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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-10-29
Les ILULES MORO snt en- vme 3 la Pharmace de Rose ct Morgan. Successors de
Geo. 4. Roe 3O3 Avenue Centrale

6tait vraiment la file des Morter.
raj! 81 je Metals que lie jouet dune
lnfame Vaccination!
ellie n'avait point de preuve.
Tout 6tajt contre ellie, au c%ontralre
ct les gems ne pouvaient, CONNIE
avaient fat les JUICES, que hausser
les 6paules sceptiquement, on en-.
tendant son trop ronanesque re-
cit.
Et Quand le ira n arriva en- ga
re, Denise descendit, lie ceur bril-
s6, plein d'amertume ct de d6cou
ragement, au lieu d'6tre heureuse
de revoir Marguerite apres tant de
temps.
Ellie await envie de plenrer, de
roster Ia, sans avancer advantage,
ayant peur....
Ellie fit pourtant lie chemin qui
conduisait au convent. Au d6tour
dune rue ellie apercat tout d coup
lie muir girls, la petite porte basse
surmont6e dune croix de pierre.
C'6tait Ia que WYATT So file, seu
lie, bien loln, bien abandonn6e.
A cette vue, la con6ance lui re-
vint. Oh! CONNIE ellie await do
souffrir de cette r6clusion!
CONNIE celia lui feralt chaud az
cour de retrouver celle qui await
6t6 81 bonnie pour ellie, celle que
ga marianne appelait eta seconde
mere!
"a continuer)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-10-29
EPILOGUE

Ce n'6tait pas une bagatelle que
lh6ritage de Nine Kalbremer.
Tous frais pages, il s'6levalt enco-
re d deux millions deux cent mile
francs.
Quand Nine Sernoy Sc trouva
en- possession de la somme, ellie
6crivit q Julien, qu'elle so tenait d
So disposition.
II lui r6pondit une lettre froide
ct ironlque, aveo de grandes phra-
ses, Oh, p%arlant de So problte, de
ses sentiments d'honneur, il d6cla-
raft que commencement q CO qui
6talt convent, il conviait 90 "cou-
sine" 4 SO rendre q Yvetot
chez les danes de Sainte. Marthe
Oh Marguerite 6tait en- pension.
Les rellgieuses seraient pr6venues
ct lu1 remettralent la jeune file.
Ills entendaient bien qu'une fois
install6e q Paris, celle.ci aurait
vis-a-vis d'eux une attitude fliale
ct .qu'elle viendrait les volr re-
g%uli6rement.
Julien 10 disait que CO serait
settlement quelques anneee q pas.
er. II saurait bien, ayant Margue-
rite tout pres de lui, q Paris, ct la
voyant de temps On temps, la
mnintenir dams cette id6e qu'elle
etait leur file. II s'%occuperait lui-
meme de la marier q quelou'un de
ses amis ct d'lci peu, sans aucun
doute, ellie quitteralt Denise.
La jeune file connaissait trop
peu celle-ci pour s'y attacher outre
mesure: ellie la considererait COM
me son institutrice ct VOLTA tout.
Julien n'6tait pas seule q penser
ces chooses. Denise SO les disait
aussi douloureusement.
Ellie %sentait que les Morterral
garderaient tou]ours une sorte
d'empire sur Marguerite ct qu'un
jour, en- SO mariant, ellie Ia quite.
raft.
N'avait : ellie pas quinze ans
maintenant ct, d juger son extra
ordinaire d6veloppement, ellie de-
Wait etre une grande ct belle Jeune
fllel
II faudralt, pour parer 4 toutes
ces influences, que Marguerite tut
assez sensible, assez mai6able en-
core pour s'attacher d ellie. Peut-
etre Ia vie cote 4 cote ct les mar
ques d'afection lui feraient.elles
comprendre la tendresse que lui
portait Denise.
Un jour celle-ci lui dirait toute
la v6rit6, Jul raconteralt le long
oalvaire qu'elle await gravi ct lui
demanderait. d elle.meme de SO
prononcer.
Nine Sernoy 90 disait tout celia
dams le train qui l'emportait vers
Yvetot, mails ses id6es d6cevantes
Ia reprenalent auss1 ct cette pen-
see hantait obstin6ment son es.
prit:
-Si je me trompaisl 81 ellie
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ECHO DE L'OUEST

s'6tait 'd6cld6e. Ellie ALA vers ur
petit secr6taire, sortit IN papier,
une plume, de l'encre ct dune
voix sAche, dit 4 Julien:
-Je suls prete, Monsieur! Com
bien hernandez. vousP Ce pacte est
odieux. Ne marchaDdez pas. Dites
votre chiffrel
La Motto de l'h6rltsge, balbu-
tail.
SOFT. 80 ct je reprendrai alors
tous droits sur ma flle!....
All! Pardonl Je ne vous al
pas dit qu'elle fnt votre file ct
rien ne le prouve.
Vous int6ressez,vous 4 ellie "oui
GU nom? Demaudez-vous ''oui Oh
non' qu'elle vive pres de vous9
Quiz.
Eth bien, abandonnez Ia moi.
tie de l'h6ritage ct nous vous lais.
serons en- repos. Pour le rest-. il
ny aura rien de change ct M IT.
guerite ne sera pas d6shonor6e de
garden le nom de Morterral, Iul
est le sien.
III nest pas le sien!
QUEEN savez-vous?
Julien await ripost6 Sur I'm ton
81 violent, 81 decide, que Deuise
s'arreta, surprise, incertaine.
Tout d coup une pens6e affreuse
lui etait venue, lul %serrant le c9ur.
Sill disait vrai! 81 Marguerite
6tait bien ga file! Quelle preuve
AVIATION de cette 6tonnante sub,sl-
tuition! IN vague racontar de ser
vsnte ct o'6tait tout: personne ms.
TAFT venu jamais le confrmer.
Oct homme n'6tait-il pas cap..
bic, pour de l'argent, de vendre sn
propre file! Et alors qu'elle 6pcu
Variable chose que d'aimer pour
son enfant l'enfant de CO misera-
BILE!
-Allons! d6c1dez-vous! fit Ju-
lien.
Denise, pale d'6motion, senta,t
ses jambes f6ch1r sous ellie, Sc
yeux SO brouiller. Ellie await obs,i
n6ment, devant l'esprit, l'image d.
cette fllette maussade ct renter
NEE qu'elle await apercue en- arrl-
want pour la premiere fois, a Pans.
M. Morterral r6p6ta ga demsn
de.
Dun geste las, Uncertain, Deni-
Sc fit I'M signe de tete afirmatlf
-C'est bien, d6clara-t.il. Je
amenerai ma file, le jour Oh
j'aurai toroh6 l'argent. Vous vous
arrangerez pour qu'elle puisse
volr ses parents de temps en- temps
ainsi que lie veulent les convenan-
Des ct les droits que nous avons
,ur ellie.
II prononca oes derniers mots
l'une voix oirglante ct SO retira.
II await enfn co quill desiralt.
Malgr6 l'arret de la Cour, c'6tait
oien lui qul triomphait ct, en- tri-
il trouvait moyen de so
7enger de Denise, de la faire souf-
:rlr encore, au plus intime de son
5000.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-10-29
CHAPITRE XII
LA PREUvE

Go fut pour Julien Morterral ct
pour Constance I'm coup terrible
que. Get arret du tribunal envoysnt
en- possession l6gitlme Denise
Sernoy de tout lheritage de Ia
tante Kalbremer.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-10-29

81 rexemp1e de M. Joseph Pel1erin &tait suivi
par tous les hommes malades, combien plus rares
seraient ces gems a la figure triste, a la mine chan
|celante. Combien de pauvres ouvriers reconquer-
raient lie courage ct la vigueur qui les abandonment.
Les Pi1ules Moro sont en- vente chez tous les mar
Glands de remedies. Nous les envoyons aussi, par
la poste, soft au Canada GU aux Etats-Unis, sur
reception du prix, soc une boite, $3.50 six bottles.
Toutes les lettres doivent etre adressees:
COMPAGNIE MEDICALE MORO,
272 rue Saint Denis, Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-10-29

Avez- vous oesoin de Bilouterlos
Ia meilleure place pour vous en-
procurer est chez
NUNS & POmerleau
22l Central Ave.
Leur d6partement de
r6parations de montres
est sous la direction dun
ouvrier expert ct tout
travail eat absolumer'
garanti.
Prlx RalS0nnables
Stock SUPERIOR
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-10-29

O'6tait bien la peine d'avoir tant
fait pour m6nager Ia vieille dame
ct pour s'assurer, au moyen de
l'enfant les revenus de- "a fortu-
ne.
A cause de l~'enfant, justement,
la clause tant souhait6e ct qui OK.
istait SO trouvalt n'avoir plus au.
cune port6e. la marianne de Mar
guerite ayant stipul6 'avec pr6ci.
sion quill s'sgissslt de la file de
Claude Sernoy".
Comment Nine Kalbremer await.
ellie pu etre inform6e de la substi-
tuition? Par quel extraordinaire
concours de circumstances tout So
tsit-il ligu6 ainsi contre les Nor.
terral, 4 l'heure meme Oh ills cro-
ya1ent triompnerY
lis &c trouvaient effondr6s, sn6-
ants par ce coup inattendu.
Sltot l'arret, la nu6e de leurs
cr6anciers s'6tait abattue : sur
eux ct lis ne savaient comment 80
d6battre dams leurs flets.
lis esssyerent, mails sans grand
r6sultat, de leur dire qu'ils iraient
en- appel ct meme jusqu'en cassa-
ton.
H6las! ills on 6taientIbien incapa-
bles. aysnt mango d6ja. on frais de
procedure, jusqu'a leur dernier
centime.
Par quel moyen se tirer de LAP
Constance ne cessait de faire des
reproches 3 son mari sur la sotte
facon avec laquelle il await meme
Ieurs int6rets. Lui, ne cessait de
lui reprocher ses folles d6penses
qui les await conduit 3 la RUNE.
Un soir, pourtant, qu'lls SO trou-
vaient d la veille d'etre saisis, Ju.
lien dit 4 ga femme:
-Ecoute! il y aurait peut-etre
un moyen.
In moyen! lequelP
-J'ai mon id6e, ls1sse-moi fai.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-11-10

To get the news-get The Globe.
Carpets washed at the Electric
Laundry 81. 90 each. 45-tf
For SALE:-Farms and town prop
erty. Batty & Oliver. tf-50
If you want to sell your ranch or
town property, list it with Batty &
Oliver. tf-50
The G. L. c. will hold its second
meeting on next Tuesday evening at
the home of the Misses Coram.
Mrs. S. ]. Titus, who has been
visiting with her son, J. ]. Titus and
family, returned to her home in Port
land Sunday.
John A. Hanson and Arthur Lewis
went to Four Mile last week where
they are doing assessment work on
mining claims.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-11-10

Money to loan on real estate. F.
H Meader. a. IF
Woolens carefully washed at the
Grangeville Steam Laundry. 40-tf
H. E. Foulke of Clearwater, was
looking after county seat business last
Thursday.
DIR. and Mrs. Jesse L. Rains went
to Lewiston the first of the week for
a visit with Mrs. Rains parents.
Shirts, collars and cuffs have that
dressy appearance when laundried by
the Grangeville Steam Laundry. 40-tf
Willis Johnson returned last week
from an exploring trip to the Calgary
country, with which he was greatly
pleased.
Mrs. Willis Mattox, of Winona,
left for Eureka Springs, Ark, the
first of the week, where she will spend
the winter with her father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eller of Cottonwood,
were the guests last week of Mrs.
Jerry Baker, of this city, returning
home on Friday mornings train.
Robert Walker, Allie Campbell
and Lon Day returned Monday from
hunt on Fish creek. They brought
back deer, as trophy of their
prowess.
Lincoln Laughlin, the grain buyer,
left for Spokane this week on business,
and will take trip through the Al
berta country before returning with
the intention of investing in land.
Little Margaret Sasenbery daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Sasenbery, is
very sick with TYPHOID fever. Mr..
Sasenbery who is in British Columbia,
has been telepraphed for, but has no,
yet been heard from.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-11-10

Cobbs s. Miller for good grocer
les. 32-tf
Money to loan on real estate. F.
III. Meader. a. If
Woolens carefully washed at the
Grangeville Steam Laundry. 40f
MONEY TO LOAN on real estate.
so If Dearborn & McClannahan.
Mrs. G. S. Stockton expects to
leave tomorrow for visit with Spo-
kane friends.
Roy Letter came up from Kamiah
the first of the week and will remain
in Grangeville. Roy has been in
Lewiston for number of months.
M. S. Martin, Jr., was up from
White Bird last week. He has been
helping his father, Ex-County Com
missioner, M. S, Martin. of Tolo,
in the construction of a large resi-
dence on the home ranch. The
building is 26x28 two-story and will
be nicely finished.
Fred Davis, of White Bird, arrived
in Grangeville last Thursday from an
extended trip to coast points and the
British Columbia country, and was
the guest of County Attorney Gil
more before making the trip on down
to the Salmon river. Mr. Davis left
last June for the Seattle fair and then
decided to continue his explorations.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Hotchkiss
will leave Saturday for Medford, Ore
gon, where they go in the hope OF
improving Mrs. Hotchkiss' health.
They are shipping their household
effects and will be absent until next
May, about which time it is expected
that politics will be getting so hot in
Idaho that the Judge will be unable
to stay away longer.
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Good groceries at Cobbs s. Mil
ler's. 32-tf
Money to loan on real estate. F.
II. Meader a. If
You will have to hurry, for the 3
Mile will soon all be gone.
Take off your shirt, we'll do the
rest. The Electric Laundry. 45-tf
Willis Mattox was in the city on
business last Friday from Winona.
A. ]. Williams, w. f. Meeker
and Fl. Q. Hendrickson of Kooskia,
were Grangeville visitors last week.
Charles Miller, of Cobbs-Miller
Co., went to Spokane last Friday on
business, returning home Tuesday
night.
MIR. and Mrs. w. A. Critics, OF
Central City, Neb., are visiting with
their daughter, Mrs. w. D. Gillette
and family.
Next Sunday morning Rev. Evans
of the Methodist church will give an
illustrated sermon on THE Bible,
its interpretation"
Mrs. w. N. Scales went to Lew
iston last Friday for a visit of several
days, Mr.. Scales being there in at
tendance at the district court.
There is to DC a dance and sup.
per given at Mt. Idaho next Friday
night by Vincent s. Callan, tickets fol
which were printed at the Globe
Office.
Frank A. Foote, expert miner ir
the employ of the u. S., was in the
city this week on his return from /;
trip into the mining sections to hi
home at Missoula, Mont.
Randall III. Kemp, mining engineer
who was in the Florence country
looking after mines, came down Il
Grangeville last Thursday and tool
the train for Spokane the next morn
ing.
L. F. Wilson left Tuesday 70
Winona, WASH, where he will joil
Frank and Walter Fray, who re
Gently moved to that section, and vii
build large house and barn on tn
land they have purchased.
A. Rode. who purchased the Geo
M. Reed 700 acre ranch last week
with his son-in-law Albert Hinter
meister, returned to Rock Island
ILL.,, last Friday, where they will clos
up the business affairs preparatory {
returning to Grangeyille permanently
Col. J. E. Caven, at one tim
manager of the Kansas City Time
and later manager and editor of tn
Denver Times, is in the city thi
week as the representative of the Eek
hardt Company, which commence
a weeks engagement next Monda
night at the |. 0. 0. F.Opera house
Lee Miller was in town Monda
from Green Creek and dropped int
the Globe Office for little char. Mi
Miller says there are a number c
land sales pending in his section, an
a great deal of stock moving thes
days. H. w. Miller, his son shippe
three cars of hogs from Cottonwoo
last Friday.
Conductor ]. H. Stewart, who wi
have charge Of the freight run fror
here to Lewiston, arrived in the cit
last Friday with his family from Spc
kane, and will take up residence i
our midst. He has rented the Co
Inns property in the north part q
town. Mr.. S. just came off the m
from Spokane to Missoula.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-11-10

Miss Adelia Webb, who was visit
ing with her brother, VIM. Webb
and family, returned Sunday to her
home at Reubens.
Mrs. Sophia Beck and daughter,
Helen, were called to Spokane Sum-
day, where Fred w. Beck, the son and
brother, is seriously sick.
TAKEN UP-A fat hog weighing
about 200 pounds, came to my place
the latter part of last week, just after
a delivery of hogs at the stockyards.
The same is being fed. Owner can
have same by identifying property and
paying feed and advertising bill
1t-40 Henry Hesterman.
MONEY
To Loan Geo. M. Reed.
AMINO
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MONEY
Geo. NJ. Reed.

LANDS
Farm Lands s. Lots Geo. NJ. Reed
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05


with Murdock in the doubles and they
will nut up a pretty fight with Ben
and Freeman, the Los Angeles cracNS-
1t is expected George James VIII re
turn in time to play at Del Monte, put
1t is by no means a certainty thdt hS
will do so. James would have gooo
chance to regain the title he lost lhree
years ago, but could hardly be nsureu
a certainty He made a poor showing
in the east. outside of the preliminary
national doubles. He won the interna-
tional singles at Niagara against
mediocre bunch, but came in for an aW-
full beating at the hands of Nat Miles
In the challenge match. James won
only three games in as many sets
Young Robert Strachan is the only
other player from this part OF the state
who can be considered a possibility. his
recent form has been none too good
and he does not figure to do much un-
less he shows marked Improvement
He played wonderful tennis at santa
Barbara a year ago, but has never
played back to that game since
While there is some doubt in regard
TO the class in the. mems events the
same can mot be said OF the women
events We will have to get along
without Miss May Sutton, who is al
present in the east, but her sisters and
Mrs. Farquhar will come up from the
south and National Champion Hazel
Hotchkiss will also be among those
present. 1t was expected the national
champion and May sutton would meet
once more. but this treat will be de-
MED the fans While it is likely Miss
Hotchkiss will regain the title she lost
to May Sutton last year she will have
her hands full with the young ladies
from the south
Carl Gardner, who went east two
weeks ago to locate there for the next
two or three years, got in on the tail
end of the eastern tournaments, but
failed to do any good. He partici-
pated in the tristate championship
tournament at Cincinnati during the
week and performed well until he
reached the round before the semi
finals. There he met Nat Thornton on
Thursday, who beat him handily after
losing the first set. Thornton ranks
25 and his defeat OF Gardner proved a
great surprise.
Long and Mclaughlin will witness
the qualifying matches for the Davis
cup between the American and English
teams. They will be played on the
11th. 18th and 18th, and if the Ameri-
cans win, the two California cracks
will meet Worlds Champions Brooks
and Wilding in Australia next month.
Should the Americans lose to the Eng
lish, which is not considered very
likely, Long and Gardner will add con-
siderably to their knowledge Of the
game by witnessing the matches.
The class singles tournament COM
menced on the Golden Gate park courts
last Sunday will be completed today.
Last Sunday Finnegan won the first
class and Curley the second. Bass and
Flanders will meet in the finals Of the
third class. Half dozen players still
remain in the fourth class, which will
be completed today
The Berkeley tennis club has ar
ranged tournaments for both holidays
of next week. Tomorrow q progress
sive tournament, consisting of mixed
doubles. viii be played. mems
singles for the championship of the
club will be started in the afternoon
and completed Thursday. A r. Nc
Swain won the three time cup last
year.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
LINEAGE AND SKILL
MARK RING ACTORS
Exclusive Society of Sawdust
ard Tan Bark Resents Ap-
pearance of InterIopers
Indian Elephant Rules Menag=
erie and Makes Companion
of Tiny Fox Terrier

Circus aristocracy in its most eX-
elusive form is to be found among the
performers of Ringing brothers cir
Gus this season. many of them being
able to trace their lineage back in an
uabroken lire Of performers for more
than ESQ years. This society OF the
sawdust and tanbark is the most rigid
x human clQues and il is easier for
nouveau richie to enter through the
gates Of Sandringham and lay pain
.of cowhide boots on King Edward S
mahogany than-for an outsider 10 enter
the charmed circle OF lords and ladies
OF trapeze and horseback.
In the list are to be found the Stick
neys. Davenports, Bidwells. Ciarks
Jordans. DeMotts. McCrees, Belfords
% Francisco. Nathan, Miaco. Turnour
SpauIding and Lorsch families.
LINES TIGHTLY DRAWN
The social line OF the circus is drawn
strictly TO shut out the sensational
freaks that have broken into the bust
ness "a the last decade. The individual
who loops the loop and the rervy
demOiseile who sits complacently in
2 double sonersaulttng automobile may
risk their lives and draw the applause,
bat tasy are outside the blue blood OF
the sacred circus circle. They are
looked upon as interlopers. persons
whose acts. while they call for q sort
q reckless daring, do not involve any
special skill.
The aristocracy Of the ring live unto
themselves alone. Their lives, their
lar gage their habits are things apart
so6 distinct from the rest Of the
world Aaay OF them have accumulated
fortunes. but continue TO pass their
days in The shadow of the tent, content
in maintaining TO the last the tradi-
tiOus and customs left to them by their
ancestors and adding by greater ability
and SIKH % the professional honor Of
their family names.
ARIsT0CRACY or THE zoo
Straneest OF al aristocracies, how
ever. is that Of the menagerie. where
Jennie. "a Indian elephant. is the ac-
knowledgeG social ruler. She is a hard
working dame OF 2I3 years and takes
it upon herself 10 attend TO the work
ing elephants who attempt 10 shirk
their dGties.
She keeps herself aloof from the rest
Of the herd, her only companion being
a tiny fox terrier. The two play TO-
gether by the hour and at night the
cog curis himself up close TO the mas
sive body Of the elephant TO sleep In
perfect safety. Elephants usually dis
like dogs and this fact adds TO the
quaint friendship between Jennie and
the canine rascal
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
Noted Athletes Accused of
/ Professionalism

CHICAGO. Sept. 4.-Charges of pro-
fessionalism, involving Martin Sheri-
dan Of the New York athletic club and
Matt McGrsth of the Irish-American
athletic club of New York, are being
Investigated by President Herman of
the American amateur union. Sheridan
and McGrath took part in the Gaelic
contests in this city last Sunday.
Charges have been made that they re-
ceived 81 900 for appearing here.
The charges have been made in
writing. and President Herman ad
rnitted late tonight that he had been
IN correspondence with New York Off
cials rega riding them. Promoters of the
games refuse TO discuss the charges,
but one who is close TO the inside to-
night declared that both lien got a
big bunch OF money.
At the same time J. J. Crowley of
the Irish-American athletic club is
under FIRE. 1t is charged that his entry
for the amateur Marathon was received
and that he offered TO come. in letter
received in Chicago. If guaranteed
that he would receive s1O0."
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
MEXICO civ and BACK. sso.oo

Leave Southern Pacific Third and
Townsend Streets Depot at 1870 D. m
October 26 via Southern Pacific and
Mexican Central Lines, return via
Santa Fe, or Southern Pacific direct
II preferred; stopoyer at Williams for
side trip TO Grand Canyon, $3.50 addi-
tional. Personally conducted, luxuri-
Gus train, Standard sleepers: dining
(meals a La carte). buffet t-smoking and
observation cars. Tickets. good for
two months trip. Space limited; make
early application for reservations and
details. Ticket Offices: Flood Build
ing Market Street Ferry Depot. Third
and Townsend Streets, 673 Market
Street, and Thirteenth and Franklin
Streets.t Oakland -
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05

Mr.. Atkins, as well as his wife. was
greatly benefited by EIectro-vigOr
'Larkspur, Cal.
"Dr. Hall-Dear Sir:
II wish to state that Electro vigor has
helped me wonderfuily. When procured the
and physical breakdown. Now l am stronger
ana healthier than most women of my age
/ am nearly sixty. | have taken no medl-
cine since | began the of Electro-Vigor.
and will never resort TO the use of drugs
for relief again. Yours very truly.
Mrs. r. G. ATKINS
7 am pleased to state Electro vigor has
proved effective in curing me of kidney and
stomach trouble. | better in every re-
sPeet ana 1eei many years younger than.
diu rev months ago." r. +. DEWEY.
o61 Brannan ST., San Francisco
Electro vigor has done more for me than
all the medicine l have ever taken I feel
strong and lively now instead Of being con-
tinuaily tired and drowsy. / assure you
pliance.' A "a SNITIJ
rs Carr ST.. watsonville. Cal
] have. found that Electro yigor was the
very treatment | needed for the ailrnent /
nad. l shall meyer again go to doctor to
be dosed with poisonous drugs. when there
Is oa,eh., such remedy as Electro yigor-
81 am well pleased with the work of
Electro Vigor In curing me of chronic rheu-
good word for your appliance
..o,, ,,... MRS. I. LIND.
VA Myrtle ST. Oakland. Call.