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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-04

The Republican organization that
depends on Democrat endofsemnt, a
Democratic paper for its publicity and
Democratic politicians for its inspira-
ton, is not the Republicanism that
Abraham Lincoln used to tell us about.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-04

-. q. IA ! - y ~ ii4,SS,.s ~ Avg III
Following the action OF the Kai
Aayhg eaansyfe xeeqtiyel committee in
calling primary election last week,
newspapers III fh6t hsFthern section Of
the State. especially those. controlled
by Herschel, Ogden in the Panhandle
counties, made an effort to distort
facts by announcing that Ex-Governor
William NJ. o. Dawson was a candi-
dtae for the United States Senate and
that William P. Hubbard, in Kanawha
county, was merely being used as a
catspaw, says the State Weekly, of
Charleston.
Nothing was ever further from the
trnth and ex-G Governor Dawson imme.
diately put an end to the agitation
over the use Of his name when he
came out in telegrams to the Wheel.
ing IntelligenesF ana the Wheeling
Register emphatically denying that he
was candidate for the United States
Senate and,Yarthetf stating tBat he was
sincere inshis support Of the candidacy
Of William P. Hubabrd. Ri
ttseThe Intelligehcer and other papers
in the Panhandle counties we're mere.
III using the name Of Governor Daw-
son in an effort to iniure the candi.
dacy Of Congressman Hubbard at
home. They thought they saw an OPP
portunity to use the argument that un-
less Ohio county voted for Scott he
would be defeated and that the Pan
handle would lose the Senator.
While the Intellgencer and other
Ogden papers used the stories that
Dawson. was a candidate. on the first
page, to showGits unfairness to the
Hubbard Republicans in Ohio county,
the Intelllgencer switched the tele.
gram from Governor Dawson, denying
{ HIS candidacy, to one of the inside
pages and sandwiched 1t among few
short items Of telegraph news.
The telegram which Governor Daw,
son wired to Wheeling was as fol.
lows:
4, Charleston, April 81, 1910.
Register, Wheeling, w, Va:
Please, allow meto say in the Reg,
lister that the report that am a can.
didate for United States Senator is
wholly false, / am not such a candi.
date and will not be, ! earnestly ia,
vor the candidacy Of Mr.. Hubbard.
"WM. NJ, o. DAWSON"
Even the Register, the Democratic
J, newspaper at Wheeling, saw. the injus'
4, tice Of the Intelligencers attitude when
st tried to place Governor Dawson in q
false position and said editorialIy:
"one,reason. why the support of the
/ newspaper trust invariably proves an
element OF weakness in the candidacy
Of any man who aspires to public Of
55fice, Is the fact that the trust manage
7. iaent never hesitates to stoop to mis-.
representation and ialsehood in the in.
tefest Of any candidate whose cause
! L ~ ! d
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-04

What is the difference any way If
we have June in March and our
March scattered all the way from
April fools day to the middle Of May?
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-04

Halley's comet and the Ohio county
scott-Hubbard primary strike nearest
the earth on the same day, May TO-
Look out for the comets tail and
SCOTS tale of woe.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-04

The women are showing that they
are real politicians,-sthey have now
two well defined factions, the suffra.
gists and the anti.suffragists.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF FREE
SCHOOLS,

We are authorized to announce
Carter L. Faust as a candidate for
County Superintendent of Free
Schools Of Marion county, subject to
sthe decision of the, Republican pri-
mary to be held later.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-04
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO WITH
DRAW FROM THE STATE OF
G'5%SWEsT MReINlAis

4
Notice is hereby given that The In:
dependent Printing Company, cor
poration, created end organized under
the laws ofthe State of South Dakota,
and heretofore authorized to hold
property aud transact business in
West Virginia, intends to withdraw
from the State of West Virginia, and
to surrender thereto its authority to
hold property and transact business
therein.
Given under my hand this Sd day Of
May, 191O,
'qa H. P. KEENAN,,
Vice President Independent Printing
Company
Attest: /.
L. c. MORGAN, Secretary.
May 4, II, IS, rs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-04

wider and the hat pins aitoot longer.
And indeed it is the truth; fashions,
DEGREES are never set aside by any
court presided over by mere man.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-04

The optimist is the man who is
pleased 10 know that the ladies' hats
could have been five or six inches
The sun., 1910-11-05
MN BDOhS.


VALUABLE. description 81 Venice. with Miss
Nelly ETich-rn's "k>'llent Ill'I-t rations.
'yenice and lts Story - i~su.'d m cheaper
form by = NJ Dent and Company ~. Y.
Dutton and Company lh" -is" of IN"
book - smaller. which II AN improvement
but all the. piCiur-~. including thus. m
color. are retained Mr. Oksy's style
~ tri'ir dry. hut his history - the re-
public IL conscientious and his p-r,Plns
Of the city point, ont all "h l"C,S II interest
To the traveller.
In Panama and tn" ianal To day :
IL. e. Page and Company, Mr. Forbes
Lindsay brIngs his account Of the canal
up tn date he tells. briefly and enter
tainingly. the story Of the project from
the beginning and tells what has bern
done. The second part nf tn" book, de
scrihlng the Country. ~ made up Of Nv"
parts: the story Of Morgan and hls buc-
cancers and pheasant arCuunt of III"
authors own travels m portions OF the
distrsCt
The sun., 1910-11-05

clarke The 4 5. Barnes Com psny. New York
Best American ora lions John Il. Howard
Thomas Crovrr and Company
Rc>t American Essays" Jonn n. Howard
Thomas : Crow-u amt Company
Best Engii>h PocrS Adam l.. Gouans
Thomas : CrOwell and Company
Old Testament Narratives. Edward ChAuneey
BALDWIN. American Boos CompaBJJ
Rhhor Roads \ 7. ana n. Wood. q r
Putnfr'S Sors
The EUurtan MoJlerr Lady GregC-y CNsun
SrI and ro-rranr. Dublin
Tho Seu Inferno Stephen Phillips John
Isr- company
rho compete CynIc" Oliver HEREFORD. Ethel
WAITS Nur' lord and Addison Miner. Paul
Tld~r md Company
.The CNl ~ tH- Nation Davic SArr Jordan
s-reriran l'ni'arisn NSSoria'on Boston
rh- Rrsin and the Voice In speech and Song e.
y Mott " n ,Hsrp~rSI
\ nay Ntih ,he Good shepherd ANNE ?
Ms 1rrro- Eaton ana Mains New York
The Earth cry snd Other Poems. Theo,osis
Garrison Mitchell Kennrrlrv
ono Christmas nsy In the Morning Grsor :
Richmond ,Douhlrdav. Page and CompsnyJ
Education How Old the New James =
walsh " n ~ y Ii'; o. ,Fovdhsm nj
vr-Sitv Press New Nors
Medical chaos and Crime NORMAN Parneshy.
NJ y Mitchell Kenn.rlsyr
Fsriy steps In -he To,d = " n ZuIueta
: J. n ). Kennedy and sons. Sew York
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other BOoks.

An extremely interesting s,b,ec, has
been approached with inad.aua'e pr.ps-
rniIon by br. Robert Means Lawrence. IN
-rrImiiiy" P-vcho- Th.rapv and ousck-
cry 'Houghfon NI'f,n Companv, Tn.
general puhi" may b" satisfied with y
~np"-h.1nl account. drawn chiefly from
-"cnnd and third hand sources nf lnfor-
nation. II such matters ~ anulers
li!I~man-. charms -I,-ii- animal rnav-
n"ii-m. mel iil'n- rsrapy the curative
E"w"r ~ relic. and II music. or ancient
prescriptions. and many II IN. stock
examples quoted tr" anu-lng: hut the
-iHd"nt. vii" - aware thar nearly an oF
'h''~'' matters have ""'1.p"i rhe arfsn-
ti"n ~ scholars m f0lkior. .'hnolozy
and Other -uronc'~. and that rher. /, a
h"''v ~ h'"-aiur'' "n nag" ard alchemy
VIII d"-ly" Ir'i" p'1'' from those 10, 90
r"v ar" hardly n""ded - provs IN.
authors point that the imagination had
, ... ." part ~ 'p" ,ur"~ worked ,brnugh
lN.a. aGrncr"-
o. It' Whistler Rook- a. 6 page
''h "rranyi Ir ~a,iakIrhr Hartmann
'e'- '" ".'"'H H-f"" 80 ""u vsy 10 hs- rasde.,
I'. 'nuf"~-i'U- and oTiniot,- rsgardine
r.-r ."r and Hl- works and rnci,iertaIIv
81 ".' .r. w -"r"ra and 80 r"r rlarr,ra In
-' IrfI- 0.r. "f't- rh. hIograf,hiral pnrtiops
tHi ~" .'".r1'I'- ~ hos the rsrr,,uIa,
''r' lr''- "1'''. rnrp h"rng he arusr.u,Iy
''H- ''tH n" -"|r'"- ~ Information other
IMAM 'h" "f.-'|"r literature aIr.os,y ,,,b
I'"h''' ih" "rrgIuaI rar' ~ me. Ln,,x
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Books Received.

The DlsressIoos ofV.~ Enhu V.d,i-r ,Houxn
Ton Niahin Comp psny
On Lite and Letters snatol- Franr, trap.
a,rd ~ ; " Evans John Lane Company
ndsr Tive Rcisns Lady Dororhy NeNiIl.
John lane Company
Ninon ~ rfn-ios and Her Century Mary
'C Row .s'i Hurst Ant PAr,.rt Brenano's,
icopoid " King Of the B>irisn. Anr-io s
Hs7pop"rt IN - 'SturEis and Walton Com
pAny
Mai usJ-sue pr Ans,lo = R.ppocor,
rBrrn 'ano,
HununE Camps In Woods and wilderness
n He'-sth Prichsrh William Hein-mann SUR
EiN snd Walton 'om pany
History Of Tho Wsr Of S-crsslon PoSsi,rr
John son tNeNr'S and BIss-Ii Com p.ny
The BAnk-r IN Literature johnson brigham
Tn, Rankrr~ PubEshrr Company
FPS srd DOpn. ofa Wandering TIf- WALTZ,
~~y mon ,NppctouS
1h' 'msncsn BuNlnrSs Woman John Nov
ard 7orvrii Fh ~ a. q PuLnams Sons.
Nr~rirAn Hou.~ HuikiInx wor1 IL, N..sIrn
sSa heEgi' Lieutenant commander Reginald
Rowan HrknAp - . Putnann's son
haS Ai"y-i' Hard-t IN. Rsv rhoma,
'"mph"i. IN" american Pr,ss New York ,
Nh"pn"rt L'e ~ II Hudson ~ >
DrUon And "ompary
rair' ~ m" rsn,m"nt'" Eden phIIIrott>
I1hn ianS 'orpaH'
opal I'"-,r v hoov-r Harp<r.
II" Prodigai Pro i'n Fr,derirk Dlin Rar.
'' ".f"' HbhA'1 hhh oTnpany. Hosfon
rh' End ~ Dream" Wool Lc,~,re Wilson
Mitchell krnn-rie,
Z" NJ WOO rrarE w p~sn John
I..nr '0r- pany
rh' 'cntIrUn \ ~ Ho-'hler ~ H.rd.r
- Louis
Inc Hand Of N. Nortn Marion For ,Jot,
Lane 'orrpH-y
N"n of me Wiot iu~ta chamberlain m,
R''''' N"'rn orrp PAM. Indianapolis
~ rrn RsTaisNznrr tn England .lar.,
-" "' HaTi~t -rrthr~-s -ous
INC FiEfir Progress Johh BunyGn. Illus
The sun., 1910-11-05

criticisms OF tn. pGintings and etchings.
There are many reproductions Of
whistler's pictures. particularly the more
familiar ones
II is c,irion. hli Of Autobiography
that Prof Edward A. steiner has written
IN Against the trrrani FLEMING H
Revell Company. He seems influenced
by Rousseau somewhat. for he dwell-
needle-siy ON the impressions made ON
him by women and relates several stories
that have nothing to do wIth his own life.
There il much -eniinentali'v and little
that il unusual IN his account ~ Jewish
boy IN a Galician village. and his remit
niSceno would be ~ more value if he dIi
nnt inject into hat htll- boy many IDEAS
which came Ia him much later IN hf"-
The autobiography - frank enough. but
W. fail Ia discern any marked psychology
cal ar sociological value in It.
4 stately volume with many fine Illus
'rs'ion-. has been written hv pr Albert
thurchwari with the tnl" Signs aud
symbols 81 Prini,iv. Man Swan
Sonnenscn.'n and Company = p Dutton
and to;npanyi. to prove that tn. symbols
described ar, Identical with those .m-
ployed bv the higher degrees of Free
masonry az tho merits ~ ms conten-
ton the layrnau has no means of Judging
The colnrsi representations NJ Egyptian
and other antiquities are beautiful
To strengthen IN" modern terror OF the
microb. Prof R-nnr. " Doane writes
a boos ON Insects and Disease Henry
Holt and Company In 1t he describes
Iucldlv and entartainnGiv. IN Language
that al may understand. the discoveries
IN the disease hearing qualities II insects.
'ha -,IC"-ssful fights hat have b-en made
~ cons. 1IIsnC. against yellow fever.
mala ria and plagu. and the present state
~ the Investigations He - not content
with daDounc,ng the mosquito. the flea
and IN" domestic ~. h. casts suspicion
nn other familiar insects besides IL
must l.. gratifying to thc-s who have IN
them strain of Uncle Toby that they
ar. justified hy science when they ~lay
IN ~ra' h N. mesquite - ar ih. nag that has
bIt "n 'h.m
MANY useful directions and suggestions
vii -" found IN Mr. Robe,r Slo-s The B
\utomohh.. Its Selection. care and
I 80" Ou',rg Publishing COMPANY Now
i"r~,. What n. aufh", savs Is 81 gen
-rsl Application. he gives no help toward
d."is"n for "n- rnak. rather than an
"'ner. w" have not discovered a single
trsd" name IN the lit'l. hook In AN
he gives a long trouble chart .
which 'hns. inIendInSi9 own motor cars
will find u worth while ronsider
An -n'hus; a~tI' account 81 tha grea,
missionary meeting held last simmer
has hH.n written 10y the Rev " n 7
Gardner in Echoes From Edinburgh.
1910 ,Flemlng " Rav.ll Company,
The sun., 1910-11-05
g.. u. .. on Mark Twain.

p-or 'ht RTrifr ~ Rsrtrps
bernard shaw. who regards Foe and
Mark Twain q. Americas Er~lts-t achieve-
r,sn,s in literature. saTs he thought of
Mark Twain primarily not as humoris,
bu. AZ sociolorist OF course. he added
MARK Twain is IN much the same position
~ myself he has to put matters IN su"n a
way ~ 10 make people Who would other
wise hang him h~<>p~e he il Joking
The sun., 1910-11-05

The further experiences ~ Phrrb~ and
Ernest Martin, who hav. already anJov.ol
magazine fame. ar. related by Inc,
Haynes Gilinor" IN -Phub.a and Ernest e
Henry Holt and company The chill
dren here d"-crin'-,i ar. - Igh school
age
tn" adventures ~ girl "f Is who
tos"tn"r with h"r brother mad. a yova e..
IN a prtlri" schooner across r"ulutnst
Iowa. are narrated IN \ Pral-i" Ros"-
I.,'t" Brown and tnmpanv, hv X r,ha
= Bush
hu"~ hops IN ,u" -H"l"n Gran, Series
10y Amanda VI DouGla- - suprlI.d in
70 -H"'"n G~,r-.- Decision ,Lotnrnp. -"
4 shepard CO., IT," DECISION her" drs-
Guessed - tnar "n,ch Helen mad to maxi.
when I-k u =" d..~~rt IN" familiar West
f.li Hrer school
Ihi-d ,nlI'r.. NJ ~" -prua Rnols- by
Amy B'"oS. = Pru"s plavmat"- to-
fhro;. - 4 shepard CO... N. book is
wrt-"n tor v"unE girls. hut not q few ~
49,. ID, 'n.u-"S = IT," h"v- d"-.rlh.i
vi u commend u - hov readers also
in When Sarah Won't to school
lH"uEhton NlNln Company Elsr. Sing
m.l--..r contributes now chapters in IN.
story " th" htti. Pennsylvania- German
Gri nir"adv known =" IN. readers or
When Str.rh saved IN" Dav
n" astonishing "Nplo,t- Il q hoy who
followed m" fortunes II the Duk. of Mon
mouth ar" narrated m auiohrograph,caI
form hy Jo'u Ma~"f-d m The Duke.
Messenger hItrl". Brown and Company
II Is story nf hnr'". camp and adventure
written for boys
rarely attractive little hook for small
children - Edith u Dayid-on'- The
BurnrkIns BunnIe- IN Eu-pp.' ,Houzhtcn
VI Mn Company. Children II > and q
" u nni m ih"s. stories dol ght no,
often Supplied by books winch are written
for them
tn ingenious DEVICE for q shadow
th.air" - provided IN The Pos and
Pirates" DuHi"Id Company. hv John
Rs". In their pictures ~ least iha..
pirates satisfy all ..tpeCtatI"r
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-22
Committee Declared IIIeqai.

Columbus, o.. July 22.-Basing his
ruling on the court decision by which
the legislative committee appointed
several years ago 20 investigate con-
ditions in Hamilton county was de:
clared illegal, Attorney General Den.
man holds that the joint legislative
committee named to investigate con.
ditons at the Girls Industrial school,
Delaware. is not legally constituted,
and advises Auditor of State Fulling-
ton not to pay the six members the
expenses they have incurred in the
investigation. Under the ruling they
must pay out of their own pockets
the expenses they have already in
Cured. The point involved Is that
the committee was appointed to con-
duct an investigation after the legis-
lature had adjourned sine die.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-22
OIL KINGS FRIEND
OBJECTS TO SIGN
Cleveland SaIOOniSt Arrested For
Use Of Own Name.

Cleveland, O., July 22.-Because he
placed In a window of his saloon a
sign reading This is John DIS
Place" John ID. Schnapps was arresi-
ed. The complaint was filed by
Frank F. Marmann, who claims to be
a good friend of the original John d.,
the oil king. Marmann SAYS that
Rockefeller is known as John d. and
asked what the oil kings Sunday
school pupils would say If they
chanced to pass the saloon and saw
that sign. Marmann said he consid.
cred the sign an insult to my good
friend Rockefeller"
Schnapps was taken before Squire
Griswold, where he furnished bond
and his trial was set for next Tues
day schnapps argued that as his
name is John u. he has a perfect
right TO use It on his sign. The sign
still Is displayed on the saloon win.
dow. and Schnapps says world full
OF oil kings could not make him take
It down.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-22
FREIGHT TRAFFIC
= TO Be RESUMED
Both Sides In Grand Trunk
Strike Grow Nervous.

Detroit, July 22.-As the hour ap.
proaches for the redemption of the
Grand Trunk promise that It will
soon be operating its freight trains
on the system, now tied up by the
genera strike of trainmen. restless
ness characterizes the attitude OF
both sides in the conflict that began
Monday night This restlcssness
threatens to crystalize on the slight.
est provocation into acts of violence,
although both parties to he struggle
are evidently trying with all their
might to keep clear of trouble. From
different points on the Grand Trunk
lines come indications of determine.
tion on the part of the road to move
its freightS and of equally strong de.
termination on the part of the strik.
ers TO prevent restoration of the sys,
TEN to normal.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-22
OHIO AUTOMOBILE STATISTICS
cuyahoga County Has Fifth OF Ma.
chimes In State.


Columbus, o., July 22.-According
TO records in the Office of State Reg.
istrar of Automobiles Galley, Cuya.
hoga county leads all Ohio counties
In the number Of automobiles, having
1865 registered.
Hamilton county Is second with
1925; Franklin third with 1865; Lu.
cas- fourth with 1875; Montgomery
fifth with l,O36, ana Summit sixth
with S3s.
The records are kept by counties,
but Registrar Galley figures that the
tity OF Cleveland has fully 900 OF
the total number in Cuyahoga conn.
ty; that Cincinnati has LOO, Colum.
bus l,450, Toledo 1900, Dayton 900
and Akron 700.
But there Ia a little own down in
Madison county-Mt Sterling that
has all the big cities beaten when II
comes TO what the auto department
calls density" of machines; that is,
number of machines in proportion to
the total population Mt. Sterling has
l,500 inhabitants and 75 automobiles.
That means one auto to every 20 OF
population.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-22
t: DEPUTY KILLS FIVE NEGROES
Uses Gun on Mob That Attacked Hin,
In Black Settlement.

w otNNlNlVtHhs
Jackson, Miss, July 22.-In a bat.
tie between Deputy Sheriff Cauley
and party Of negroes, near Elliot,
FIVE negroes were killed and two
mortally wounded. The deputy had
warrants for the arrest of two ne
groes for minor offenses and went to
a negro settlement near Elliot. When
the officer reached the settlement the
negroes defed him and sworS they
would not submit Other negroes
gathered and soon the officer was
threatened by mob.
Deputy Cauley tried to retreat,
when the negroes began 10 advance
on him. throwing rocks and swearing
they would kill him. Cauey drew
his pistol and told the negroes he
would shoot II they did not halt, The
blacks continued to advance and the
deputy opened fire. His aim was
deadly and every shot brought down
a negro. When the deputy finished
firing there were FIVE dead negroes
on the ground and two mortally
wounded. The others had fed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-22
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
Cannot reach the seat OF the disease Ca
tafrh Is a blood or constitutional disease
and In order to cure IL you must take
Internal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure Is
tAken internally, and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure Is not a quack medicine. IL
Vas prescribed by one OF the best ply
hiciahs In this country for years and Is
= regular prescription. II Is composed
bf the best tpnlcs known, combined with
ne best blood purifiers acting directly on
6I6 mucous surfaces. The perfect COM
inAtlon OF the two ingredients Is what
fodllces such wonderful results In cur
scA4lEASsfEsT sfssIBoP!S1s { eo'. Psdpsl, free
et.trg Toledo, Ohio.
TAKE Halls Family Pulls for-consupa-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-22
FIND new EVIDENCE
IN RAWN MYSTERY
Murder Theory Is Given I'm
petuS by Discoveries.

Chicago, July 22.-Important devel.
opments strengthen the theory that
Ira G. Rawn, president of the Monon
railway. was not Suicide, hut was
murdered by midnight marauder
One of the most important new fea-
lures Is the finding Of the second bull
let. This is highly important as
showing that Mr.. Rawn fired at the
intruder. Failure to find this bullet
and the fact that but one chamber
of his revolver was empty has done
much to sustain the theory of sui.
eide
Still another important develop
ment was a private examination of
the servants and neighbors by detec-
tives said to have been employed by
insurance companies These men, af-
ter many hours work, announced
they had no doubt Mr.. Rawn had
been murdered and that the insur-
ance companies would not contest
payment OF his policies
Against all these features which
indicate that he was slain by an as
sassin-oither a novice whom he sur
prised in his home or someone
prompted by revenge or a deeper mo
tive, as no robbery was attempted
is the statement by attorneys for the
Illinois Central that Mr. Rawn was
on the verge of being exposed as the
head and front of the conspiracy to
loot that company of $1,500,00 None
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-22
A TONIC FOR
AFTER-EFFECTS
OF The GRIP
Another Ohio Man Tells How DR..
Williams Pink Pills Restored
Him to Health After q
Stubborn Illness. b

II you are I'M rundown condition from
the grip and the ordinary remedies seem
TO have no effect and your friends and
advisors are recommending q change OF
air or climate, IL is worth while To CON
slider irving the tonic treatment with DIR.
Williams Pink Pills before taking their
advice.
Mr.. John w. Allen, the successful and
well-known horseman, whose address is
10th and Riley streets, Newark, Ohio,
suffered for three years from the alter
effects of the grip and feels it his duty 10
tell other sufferers OF his cure by DR..
Williams Pink Pills. He says
"A few years ago / had bad attack
of the grip and was in bed for six weeks.
could hardly breathe at times and
didn't dare to lie on my left side at all.
| finally got out of bed but didn't gain in
strength and had such severe pains in my
head back of the eyes that | couldn't
read. As soon as | looked at print the
pain would get worse. had severe pains
in the back of my head and was so weak
that | could hardly get around. l simply
had no energy to do anything.
81 was treated by several doctors but
received little help, After three years OF
sickness decided to try DR.. Williams
Pink Pills. At first | thought they were
not helping me but by the time had
taken three boxes j felt better. / kept
on and the pains gradually left me and |
was able TO read without headaches.
After taking several boxes | was cured
and gained in weight until now weigh
200 pounds"
Whenever tonic is needed, DR.. Will
liams' Pink Pills should be given an i'm
mediate trial. They quickly enrich the
blood and give strength and health Ia
every part OF the body. For this reason
they have cured anemia, chlorosis, rheu-
matism, lumbago, general debility and
the aiter-effects of the grip and fevers.
Our booklet, "Diseases of the Blood, y
will he sent free upon the request OF any
sufferer from impure or impoverished
blood.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are sold by all
lruggists, or will be sent, postpaid, on
cccipt of price, so cents per box; Elk
'oxcs for 81. 80, by the Dr. Williams
'Iedicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y.