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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-11-16
Telegramy krajowe.

Ell Passo, Tex, 16 llstopada.-
Rozeszla sic tu pog}oska, re zabu-
rzenia rasowe maja nastapic W
Taurez. miescie lezacem po dru-
giei stronie rzeki Rio Grande l
zaburzenia te skierowane beda
przeciw prezydentowi Diazowi'
Maja je wszczac polityczni ME-
przyjaciele Diaza.
Szef policyi W Jaurez przygo-
towuje sic do tych zaburzeh
mn6stwo ludzi prywatnych wcia-
gna} do lpolicyi konnej, ktora ma
porzadek rtrzyinywac. Wybitni O.
bywatele potwierdzaja powyzsza
Pogioske.
San Antonio, Tex, 16 listopada'
Straszne wrzenie panuje pomie-
dzy meksykahska ludnoscia ma
pograniczu - talk pomiedzy A
merykanami jak Meksykahczyka-
mi. - Obawiaja sic tn krwawych
rozruch6w i kazdy sic zbroi.
Po meksykahskiej stronie gra-
nicy .stoi piechota jazda a gu
bernator Campbell wezwai poll
eye teksaska, tz. rangers, ably
sic stawiIa w Rock Springs
wsparla szeryfa powiatu Ed
wards, ktory czuwa mad bezpie-
czehstwem konsu1a wicekonsu-
la meksykahskiego, ktorzy prowa-
dza sledztwo W sprawie spalenia
Rodrigueza.
Kraza tn wiadomosci, ze 300
uzbrojonych Meksykaiceykow ma
zamiar wpasc do Rock Springs
w mieScie tenn zbieraja sic uzbro-
jeni farmerzy roznych stron, a
by ataktyacych poskromic, jesli
sic tego potrzeba okaze.
Del Rio i Vas Veacas, miasta
meksykaiskie, gdzie spalony Ro-
driguez mieszkal, byiy wczoraj
spokojne, a W Laredo, choc po-
wolf, to jednak umysly staja sic
spokojniejsze.
Washington, 16 listopada. =
Rad meksykahski po raz pierw-
sly przekroczy} tradycyjna proce,
dure W sprawach kryminalnych
pozwalajac ameryhaflskiemu kon-
sulowi W Guadalajara ma skomu-
nikowanie sic z C. B. Carother.
sem, kupcem amerykahskim, kto.
ry broniac swego donu pred ma.
paScia buntownikow, zabil IA le-
tniego chiopca meksykanskiego
zranii zandarma:;
Department. stanu :. otrzyrnai
= Il n u.
przytem kapie rozkazu wydanege
przez Rad meksykanski, ma mo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-11-16
PRZEGLAD
POuTYn MIEDzYAARODOWEA
Chicago 16 listopada
(Rewolucya w Portugalii ape
tyty przyjacioa).

lyNJ RA@J gAJ'
Rewolucya W Portugalii odbyia
sic wiec szczeSliwie. Dwudziesto-
letni kr0l Manuel razem z ma
ma babcia poszedi ma emerytu-
re. Ma czele rzadu republican
skiego stanal poeta i filozof, Bra
Ga. Gala zaS Europa ME wyJmu-
jac papieza, uznaia ten nowy stan
rzeczy. RownoczeSnie jednak z ta
poprawnoScia W formach objawiia
sic wielka niepoprawnosc W isto-
Gle stosunkow miedzynarodo'
wych. Republikanska Portugalia
rozbudziia apetyty ma swoje airy
kanskie l1olonie w mySl zasady
biada sIabemu, ktory cos ma. -.
Nieslychany cynizm W glosze-
niu stosowaniu tel zasady prze-
iawila przedewszystkiem konser-
watywno-rzadowa prasa niemiec'
ka. Berlinsha Post" wystapiia
nawet caiym Systemem socyal-
no-etycznym,, ktory jej zdanlem,
ma uzaSadniac odebranie repu-
blikanskiei Portugalii jej ogrom-
nych drogocennych kolonii. Otto
tok rozumowan niemieckiego or
ganu: Poniewaz Portugalczycy
buntujac sic przeciw swojemu
prawowitemu krolowi, okazali
przytem wiele rysow ujemnych
swojego charakteru narodowego,
poniewaz armia, uosabiajaca vi
kazdem Panstwie idee wiernosci,
zdradzila te idee w Portugalll.
przeto powstaje pytanie, czy wo-
cole MONA uwazac Portugalczy-
kow "a nar6d kulturalny? Jezeli
sic zas to pytanie postawi, to W
konsekwencyi wynika niego co
nastepuje: Portugalczycy posia-
daja ogromne kolonie W Afryce.
w koloniach tych maja speaniac
misye kulturalno-cywilizacyjn
Jezei jednak jak udowodniono,
sami Portugalczycy znajdujs sic
ma TAX niskim stopniu kultury, to
iak MONA i'm powierzac misye
kulturalna, chociazby W samem
centrum Afryki? Portugalczykom
zatem nalezy odebraG prawo po-
siadania kolonij. ,,Dla Afryki by
ioby najwiekszem dobrodziej-
stwem, gdyby flaga portugalska
zostala zastapiona przez jaka in
ma" - konczy swoje wywody
die Post.
Naiwny ten cynizm niemieckie-
go organu wywolai objawy weso-
ioSci W prasie francuskiej, w An
gill zas spotkai sic pogardliwem
milczeniem. Uprzejme zaprosze-
ME niemieckie do rozdziaiu portu-
galskich kolonij afrykanskich mic
DIV Niemcy.i j Anglie, wedle skali
ich wiernosci dla prawowitych
monarchow, pozostaio bez odpo-
wiedzi. Me znaczy to jednak, re
tenn samem Portugalia moze sic
uwazac "a zabezpieczona W posia-
danju swoich kolonij. Mad spra-
wa ia bowiem mysli Anglia ME cd
dzisiai. MySli zupeinie tax samo
jak Niemcy, tyfko ministrowie an
gielscy maja inteligentniejsza pra-
Sc, kt6ra ich tajnych zamiarow
ME osmiesza niedorzec1nemi ko-
mantarzami. :. Portugalia liczaca
$4,000 mil sGwadratowych po-
wierzchni, posiada kolonie, kto-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-11-16

rych obszar wynosi 100000 mil
kwadratowych. Pod wzgledem Ii
czby ludnosci kontrast ten jest
nieco mniejszy, chociaz / tu
ludnoSc kolonij W dwojnasob prze
wyzsza ludnosc Portugalii. Ko-
Ionic portugalskie skupiaja sic
giownie w dwoch wielkich gru-
pach, polozonych naprzeciw Sic
bic ma obu wybrzezach Afryki
Grupa zachodnia nazywa sic An
golia. Grupa zaS wschodnia, sta
nowiaca drugi pas ziemi afrykan'
shej mad oceanem Indyjskim, no
81 oficyalne miano wScodnio-a'
.frykanskich posiadioSci. Gdyby
mozna bylo po4aczy6 SODA gra-
nice obu tych grup, lezacych -
lax sic rzellio - wprost naprze'
civ siebie, to wowczas Portuga
liza znalazlaby sic W .posiadaniu
olbrzymiego pasa ziemi, ciagnace'
go sic przez sam srodek Afryh
obejnpujacego najbogatsze mai
zyzniejsze czesci tego czarnegc
kontynentA Dose powiedziee, ze
cd rownika, az po przyladek Do
brej Nadziei ma zachodnim brze-
gu Afryki, istnieja tylko cztery
wielkie rzeki, prowadzace w glab
ladu. Z tych zaS rick tylko jed
ma wpada do NORA poza obrebem
granic posiadiosci portugalskich
w takiem samem polozeniu, znaj-
duja sic try wielkie rzeki wscho-
dnio-afrykafskie, dzieki czemu
Portngalia, posiadajac nieprzer-
wany pas zienli cd Angolii do
Mozambiku, staiaby sic pania Ca
lei poludniowej Afryki, w szcze-
golnoSci zas stalaby sic w6wczas
zupelnie niemozliwa owa kolej
transafrykanska, 0 ktorej MARIA
Anglicy, a ktoraby szynami sta
lowemi miala poiaczyc Aleksan-
drye Kaplandem.
Ta czesc Afryki centralnej, kto-
ra musieliby posiasc Portugalczy-
cy, ably polaczyc swoje wschod-
ME zachodnie kolonie, nazywa
sic Maszona Landom Matabe-
lie Landom. DIVA tie murzynskle
panstwa staiy sic tez Z ikoncem
lat oSmdziesiatych rbiegiego stu
Iecia powodem bardzo powazne-
go zatargu dyplomatycznego mic
dzy Portugalia a Anglia, zakon-
czonego nawet postawieniem ul-
timatum ze strony tel ostatniej.-
L poczatku bowiem Anglia uzna-
wala protektorat Portugalii mad
pafistwem Maszona Landom. Cd
powiadaja ma interpelacye W
tel sprawie W Izbie gnin, pred
stawiciel rzadu angielskiego O.
Swiadczyl nawet W swoim czasie.
re skoro Portugalczycy wladaja
oboma wybrzezami, to ME ma "a
dnej racyi odmawiania i'm posia-
dania takze poiozonego miedzy
wybrzezami centrum Ma tym
punkcie widzenia rad angielski
jednak ME diugo pozostawal. w
miare rozwoju dziaialnosci iowa
rzystw angielskich, eksploatuja-
cych Observation-Disclosures ko-
palnie ziota, Rad angielski "a
czai coraz wyzej cenic znaczenie
tego skrawka kontynentu airy
kanskiego, ktory, stanowiac kory-
tarz miedzy obiema koloniami por
tugalskiemi, umozliwiaiby bezpo-
srednia ikomunikscye Kaplandu Z
.jeziorem Mama IL posudhiowem
wybrzezem jeziora Tanganika-
To tez siynnemu Cecilowi Rho
desowi nakazano pewnego dnia
obsadzie wojskiem angielskiem O
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-11-16
ROK XXI.

przysziosci mice bedzie wielkie
znaczenie, zapobiegnie bowiem
wielu nieporozumieniom miedzy-
narodowyln, spowodowanym
przez aresztowanie i procesowa-
ME Amerykanow w Meksyku.
Nowy York, 16 listopada.
Spiewaczka operowa Lima Cava-
lieri otrzymala zn6w troche gro
sza. Me wiele, okoio $4,000. Me
prawila jednak milostek ofiaro-
dawcy. Podpisa}a tylko ugode ma
stepujacej tresci: ,,Przyrzekam
ME przyjezdzac do Ameryki W Sc
zonie koncertowym i operowym,
1910-11". - Gwarancya, re 60
dzi sic ma to W dobrej wierze, ma
bye jej podpis pod dolumentem,
W ktorym obiecuje ME przebywac
W Ameryce przynajmniej 10 mie-
siecy. Pieniadze wy}ozyi znow P.
Chanler, ktoremu tyle kfopotu
narobiia.
Fort Monroe, ", 16 listopada.
- PROXY materya}ami wybu-
chowymi ma pokiadzie okretu wo-
jennego, stojacego w przystani
Hampton Roads, zakohczy}y sic
fatalnie Ola statku. Okret zostai
niebezpiecznie uszkodzony, i mu-
siano czempredzej telefonowac po
holowniki, ably go zabra}y do
warsztatow okretowych W Nor
folk. PROXY tie odbyto "a rozporza-
dzeniem departamentu wojny.
Eksplodowalo 200 funtow zelaty-
novel nitrogliceryny zawinietej
W cienka blache. Pierwsza eks-
plozya spowodowa1a pekniecie sta
lowej wiezy ma okrecie, pokrys-
tel stalowa piyta 8 cali gruba, a
druga rozbi}a 10 celowa plyte sta
Iowa po stronie okretu, kt0ry
wskutek tego nabrai woody tyl-
na czescia osiadi ma dnie przy-
stani. .......
Choc ME dowiedziono, re nowy
materyai wybuchowy jest silniej-
sly niz inne, to jednak pro-
by wykazaly, re przeciw MENU
trzeba sic lepiej zabezpieczyc.
Muskogee, Okla, JIG listopada.-
William J. Bryan przejezdzal tu
wczoraj w drodze ma swa farme W
Texasie. Roosevelt moze jesz-
cze duao dobrego dla Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych zdziatac jesli takie-
60 postepowego republikanina ja-
kim jest senator La Toilette ma
prezydenta postawi' - rzekl
dwukrotny kandydat demokraty-
czny ma prezydenta Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych. - Porazka, jaka w
ostatnich wyborach ponios}, zni-
szczy}a takze raz ma zawsze Jego
|wfasna kandydature ma ten urzad.
l. Bryan cieszy sic pora5ki
Dahlmana, kandydata ma guber-
natora w Nebrasce.
Washington, D. c., 16 listopa-
Ida. 49, Robert E. Wilson, oskar-
zony O rozdzielenie pieniedzy W.
giosnej sprawie senatora Lorime-
ra, zostaf wezwany przez komisye
sledcza, ably sic stawil pred ko-
mitetem kongresowym dnia 1go
grudnia W Waszyngtonie. Wilson
byl ma zachodzie kiedy komisya
prowadziia sledztwo w Chicago, i
stawil sic dopiero po odroczeniu
sledztwa II marszaEka zwiazkowe-
60 Hoy. Me wiadomo jeszcze czy
komisya posiucha zeznah Wilso-
ma. To sic zadecyduje po otwar-
ciu kongresu, kiedy wszyscy czlon
kowie komisyi sledczej beda w
Waszyngtonie.
Washington, 16 listopada. =
Zjezdzaja sic juz nowoobrsni de-
mokratyczm kongresmani lla-
STEM ich jest: konserwatyzm, O.
stroznosc zgoda. Takiej polity-
XII i tych hasei zamierzaja sic de-
mokraci trzynac do przyszlych
wyborow ma prezydenta, ably nj
czem wyborcow do siebie ME IRA
zic. Przewodniczacym przyszlej
nizszej izby kongresu bedzie maj
prawdopodobniej Champ Clark,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-11-16

Q Ameryki Centralnej.
PoWoDz w PARYZU.
FIOta Stan6w zjednoczonyeh W Europe.
Hrabia Toistoj zgubiony odnaleziony.
BALON ZAGINAk.

Ospa Mchiganie pOgranczu Demo
Eksplozye uszkodzhy okr9t "oennS
Co m0wi Bryan Wilson W sledztwe
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09
HAD SUFFICIENT dope"
TO LAST ALL WINTER

When George Wilson, a hop
head" was arrested by patrolman
George Phillips at Salt Lake City
yesterday, he proved when searched
to be veritable walking drug
store. The soles of his shoes, his
linen collar, and lastly his necktie,
were lined with quantities of CO.
caine, morphine and yen she. Will
son was given go days several days
ago, but the court gave him until
O'Clock that evening to get out Of
town. Instead Wilson loaded vi
on dope" and surrendered to the
| officers, because he had enough
dope to last him all winter ant
he said there were worse places
than jail when man had plent,
of drugs. Wilson also had some
money that he tried to conceal IL
his mouth, but slap on the bach
from the suspicious Phillips brough
that to light.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09

ready to turn on the powerful cur
rent, by February Is, 1911.
The lines will carry 10000 volts
on three wires, No. A B and S
gauge. From Lucky Boy to Won
der the distance is Is miles aud
the wire will weigh about a ton to
the mile.
Some of the supplies will be
hauled from Thorne to the line OF
the survey, and the balance from
Fallon.
At the generating plant In the
Sierra Nevadas a little difficulty has
been encountered, owing to the fact
that for a short distance the pipe
line must cross a United States for.
est reserve. The officers of the
power company did not observe the
proper form in applying for permits
sion to lay their pipes across this
strip and the forest officials stopped
| the construction of the line urti
the matter could be settled. Wnil
this oversight may cause some yex
alton, both to the power comDan.
and the forest officials, it Will Ut
doubt be adjusted to the satisfac
ton of both sides before the waite
| is needed.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09
INSIDE STORY OF
EDISON is II

With each new marvel in {
tricity created by it's wizard, Th
as A. Edison, has come interes
tales from Men1o Park designed
give to the lay mind an idea of
successive steps involved in ,
great result accomplished.
From time to time the inve
has promised the public a biogrs
when he could find the time
his work to write one. He has
found time yet, but two of the
est associates of his life have Il
the time, and the result is two
umes designed to bring the re
face to face with Edison; to- 81
at an interesting childhood ar
youthful period marked by an
satiable thirst for knowledge;
to accompany him into the {
creative stretch of forty years,
ing which he has done so much
The authors are Frank L.
general counsel for the Edison
terests, and Thomas C. Martin,
merly president of the American
ciety of Electrical Engineers.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09
COLLAPSE OF WAREHOUSE
CAUSES EXCITEME

Great excitement was caused
the neighborhood of Second g
Bryant streets, San Francisco, !
week, when an unoccupied wa
house on Feredal street, near s
ond, collapsed. An unidentii
person turned in a fire alarm {
the report spread that two men
been buried under the debris.
The firemen rushed to the SC
prepared to begin work at once
the relief of the supposedly imp
oned workmen, but found upon
rival that no one was near
building at the time of the collal
and that it had not been occur
since the fire.
The collapse of the building !
due to the excavating work wi
is being done by the Rincon w;
house for a foundation for a j
building. Workmen employed
the excavating say that the
warehouse was full of cracks.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD RETRENCHES

Work in all departments of the
Southern Pacific was cut from nine
hours to eight hours, effective the
first of the month.
This reduction is the result of a
general order issued from the main
offices of the company at Chicago
and is general throughout the sys-
TEN. This reduction took effect al
Sacramento and other terminals
over a month ago and Sparks il
one of the last places to be affected
by the order.
The same number of men will b.
retained as heretofore and the re
duction will mean but slight diff
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09
BIG COPPER MERGER
NOW BEING CONSIDERED

The repeated advice from eastern
market authorities to lay in sup
ply of Utah Copper and Amalgam-
ated Copper stocks, considered in
the light of reports that the large
copper producers are skirmishing
for the big red metal consolidation,
has created the opinion out this way
that the two propositions men
toned are scheduled to be the raj
lying points for the two classes OF
copper organizations, the vein and
the porphyry propositions.
Some of these days the west ex-
poets to hear of a Miami and In
spiration merger, a Ray and Chino
merger, both eventually to snuggle
under the wings of the Utah Cop.
per company. Butte Is expected tt
be the headquarters for the Other
side, there being two great con
trolling factors of the situation
The west realizes, however, tina
this program may not be carried
out literally, but the result will b,
approximately the same. The cop
per consolidation program is TO
the big lawyers to map out. TIL
merger is on the way, and the cas-
| persists in the opinion that the fac
tors in the game are now at worl
on the details.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS
FELT IN NEVADA

Carson Valley. or at least that
portion of it adjacent to Gardner
vile, has been visited by a series
of earthquake shocks during the
past two weeks and from the fact
that no other localities on the coast
have been similarly visited, 1t ap-
pears that the occurrence is purely
a local one.
Thus far every shock has been
felt during the early hours of morn
ing. The last shock was felt Tues
day morning. Each disturbance
has been very short but sharp, ant
usually followed in twenty minutes
or half an hour by second shake
When the first shake was fel
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09

900, 900, to develop the salt marsh
in Carson sink. A railroad will
built to Fallon, a distance of thir
miles.
1t is close corporation and q
ready has a borax plant at Jers'
City, N. j., and one at Santa Ba
bara, Cal.
George Otis Draper of New Yor
connected with the brokerage fir
of Hensen, Draper &c Co., Ne
York, A. C. Dodge, also a Ne
York broker, R. w. Wiley. an Ala
ka mining man. and c. w. kim
of Fallon, are the interested pc
ties.
The surveys for the railroad W
commence in about thirty days.
The above, taken from the Re
Journal, presumably came from t
New York Office of the compa
which has undertaken the INNER
scheme to develop the wonderi
saline deposits of the Lahonton v
ley. AS we understand the sitl
ton, this is no promotion scheD
for the people back OF the emit
prise are abundantly able to bu
a railroad anywhere they see
and there can be but little dot
that they fully intend to manuf
ture and market the salt from
great deposit to the south and e.
of Fallon.-Eagle.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09

ference in the payroll.
A general retrenchment all over
the system has been ordered. The
reason assigned for this is the in
crease in operating expenses and
the decrease in rates as a result OF
'unfavorable legislation. Sparks
Tribune.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09
SURVEY READY FOR
LONG POWER LINE

According to the Wonder Mining
News, the survey for the power line
from Mono lake to the Nevada min
ing camp has been completed and
portions of the material have beer
delivered on the ground.
Contracts are to be entered int
for the completion of the line. al
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09

Twenty per cent discount OF
personal bundles, for cash. 4
pah Laundry. 10
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09
TO DEVELOP SALT MARSHES
OF CARSON SINE

The Nevada Salt & Borax COM
pany of Fallon has been organized
with capital stock placed at $10,-
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09

Wheece has Rock Springs coal.
1914 Ill
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09

two weeks ago, George Brown was
at a wood camp in Pine Nut. He
was awakened from his sleep. The
second shock set the pots and pans
shaking on the table and he was
then positive that it was real
earthquake.
Dozens of people about town have
reported feeling these numerous dis
turbances of the earth's surface and
their repeated occurrence is not the
fallacy of any one person!-Gard-
nerville Courier.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09

Our Want Ads" bring result
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09

Fresh milk and cream at the
Metropolitan Market. 9-10 TT
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-27
DO NOT SCOLD
NERVOUS CHILDREN
Instead Give Them a Safe Tonic
Which VIII Strengthen fhe
Weak Nerves and Prevent
an Attack of ST. VifuS'
Dance.

Many a child has been called awkward,
has been punished in school for not keep
ing still or for dropping things, when
the trouble was really chorea, OF ST.
Nitus' dance, as it is popularity called.
So common is this nervous disease in
childhood that in some schools one-fitth
Of all the pupils have been found suffer-
ing from it in one form or another.
Before the presence of the disease Is
betrayed there is usually disturbance Of
the general health. The child shows
lstlessness and inattention. Then il
becomes restless, and tWitching of the
muscles and jerking of the limbs and
body follow
Often the patient loses flesh and be-
comes pale and bloodless. A remedy that
cures, st. Nitus' dance, and cures IL so
thoroughly that no trace of the disease
remains, is DR.. Williams Pink Pills.
A typical case of st. Vitus' dance is
described by Mrs. Fred Martin, of Yates
Center, Kansas. Her cure by DR.. VIII
liams' Pink Pills makes her statement
particularly valuable to parents, whose
children are suffering with this common
disease of children.
when [ was nine years DID," she
says, i was afflicted with St Nitus'
dance. 1t was brought on by too close
attention 10 my studies. There was a
constant twitching OF the muscles of my
entire body. My limbs were affected at
first and later my head began to Jerk.
My tongue seemed thick and for a long
time | could not speak distinctly. / was
confined TO the bed FOR most OF the time
during the two years was sick and be-
came so weak that 1 could hardly move.
81 was treated by several doctors, who
pronounced my case st. Vitus' dance in
its worst form. They were unable to
help me and each one gave up my case.
Then my parents gave DR.. Williams
Pink Pills trial. had taken the pills
only short time when there was
change for the better in my condition.
l gave the pills a good trial and was en-
tirely cured. 1 returned to school a well
girl and have been in the best Of health
since -
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are sold by all
druggists, or will be sent, postpaid, on
receipt of price, 80 cents per box: six
boxes for $3.50, by the Dr.. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, n. Y.