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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-02
SUGAR TRUST TOOK
CARE OF THE BOYS
Salaries Were Paid to Men Who
Were Dismissed and in
Prison.

NEW YORK, juno THAT tho late
~. q. Haycmcyer. former president oi
the American Sugar Refining company
gave directions two weeks before his
death in 1907. to take care Of the boys,
was part Of the testimony heard today IN
the trial of three officials of the com
psny charged with completely in n con
spiracy to dcfraud the government OF
customs duties.
Ernest w. Gerbracht. refinery super
intcndent: James +. Bendcrnaglc, former
cashier Of the refinery. and Charles p.
Iielkc, secretary treasurer of the com
pany, are the three on trial,
Take care Of those boys; get counsel
for them. see them through it," were
the orders Gerbracht said he received
from Havemeycr, when he informed him
after the first arrest of checkers that
the men insisted on their innocence.
Taking care OF the boys" Gerbracht
later testified. had been extended TO pay
ing their wages from the day they left
the Company's service until the present
time. The salary OF oliver Splitter.
former dock superintendent. who was
pardoncd from the Atlanta penitcntiary
by President Taft. Gcrbracht said was
paid 10 Mrs Splitter while her husband
was in prison. and he believed she was
stll getting H. SpitZer. when on the
stand for the prosecution. testified that
his salary ceased when he was locked
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-02
ALLEGED MURDERESS
TO TAKE STAND TODAY

ST. LOUIS. June 1.--Becausc OF the
illness OF the defendant, the night scs-
sion In the case Of Mrs. Dora T.. Doxcy,
accused OF poisoning William j. Erdcr.
was abandoned today. She will take the
stand the first thing in the morning.
According 10 her attorneys, Mrs. DoXcy
will deny that she caused Erders death.
but Will admit many OF the other charges
touching her relations with him. She
will excuse these acts on the ground that
she was n morphine fiend.
Dogs and rabbit in poison squad
were used In the defense this afternoon.
when the animals, which had been fed
on cacodylate OF soda, were presented In
court. showing no ill-effccts from the
drug
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-02
MAY CAUSE SHORTAGE
OF PANAMA HATS

NEW YORK. June 1.-Two thirds OF
the Panama hats depended upon by job
bcrs and retailers TO MI their orders for
the summer season have been seized by
the government here. The seizure IS said
10 bc worth moro than 81 900, 900.
Special agents of the treasury depart =
ment who have been Investigating the
trade in Panama hats for some months
found that aDpraisals of ten were made
on the bin oC lading value without fur
thcr examination. a dozen hats worth
all the way from 81 To $50 each, would
be nVoiCcd at a Nat cost OF S2f. More
information is demanded. and unless II Is
forthcoming the hats will continue TO re-
main in bond.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-02
COLLISION IN SUBWAY
Is CAUSE OF PANIC

NEW YORK, June 1.-Pauic resulted
tonight from rear-cnd collision OF two
southbound subway trains at Mott ave-
nuc. on the Bronx branch. Nobody ii
Is said, was seriously hurt, though the
police declare that they carried out zoe
persons unconscious.
The rear car of tho forward train
caught fire at the impact and sent out
such volumes of smoke that passengers
at the next station, four blocks away,
were driven choking TO the street. Pas
scngers OF the forward train. which was
standing IN the station when struck were
allowed 10 make their way 10 tho fresh
air by the regular station exits as they
were In no further danger. Those on
the rear train were kept imprisoned for
twenty minutes until another train could
be llalted beside them 10 effoct u transfer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-02
HALLEY'S COMET FAST
PASSING FROM SIGHT

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. June 1.-HalIey's
the western sky. had tonight dropped TO
the ninth magnitude, according to OBJ
scrvatons made at the Harvard college
observatory by Prof. o. G. Wendell. 1t
has lost ono full magnitude In three
days. The tall also testified TO the in
creasing distance of the comet from the
Garth. being now 20 degrees In length
compared with 80 degrees last Sunday
night
Professor Wendell said the comet can
bc seen for several days yet. weather be
ing favorable, but ihat il will decrease
rapidly In magnitude each DAY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-02
CIGAR TRUST WINS
IN MAKING PROTEST

NEW YORK, June In an opinion
handed down today by tho board of
United States general appraisers, a pro
tost Of the United Cigar Stores company
against the assessment OF duty on cigars
imported from the Philippine islands. has
been sustained and free entry has been
ordered
The only loyal question involved was
whether the shipment In the har-
Dor OF Uongkong deprived merchandise
billed through to the United States OF
FREQ entry here.
The case is of Importance because
many holding IL would tend to nullify
the statutory exemption for Philippine
cigars, which President Taft urged upon
congress.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-02
TWO GUILTY BANKERS
ARE SENT TO JAIL

PITTSBURG. Pa, June Pleading no
defense TO charges OF conspiracy and
bribery In connection with the recent
municipal corruption exposures two bank
crs were scntcneed 10 jail and fined in
criminal courts today.
Il. VI. Jennings. president OF the Co
lumbia National bank and II. Grtffen.
cashier of tho same institution, appeared
before five judges, tho former receiving n
fine of $500 and IA sentence OF two months
In the Allegheny county Jail and the lat
ter receiving a fine of $500 and a sem
fnncn of four months.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-02
EN- GOVERNOR MICKEY
OF NEBRASKA DIES

OSCEOLA, Ncb. June FIX Cover
nor John II. Mickey died at his homo
here at 1910 a, Death, which had
was caused by arterial sclcrosis.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-02
CHARLES d. NORTON
NOW TAFT'S SECRETARY

WASHlNGTON, June l.-Thc appoint
mont OF Charles -. Norton OF Chicago
as secretary 10 the president was OFF,
cially announced at j:25 y. MI today, Mr..
Norton Will take the oath Of office with
In the next TWO or three days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-02
No Slugging Matches for Salt Lake City

number Irzef lofa of
mattel in Somep to ant ven
onthat hemhs { be the cswites evese lin l.
he nos
Jhn in county has over o tn that atpizf
be had
rnnid
laughing n
al meni in
it these hngs thar o convict
mill" has ended The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-02
INJUNCTION GRANTED IN
IMPROMPTU CHAMBERS

HANNIBAL, Mo-. June 1.-The
"chambers " in which Judge D. p. Dyer
of the United States circuit court last
night granted the temporary restraining
Continued on Page Two.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-02
Indeefo Today's Tribune
!. !.
Page
Departments.

Railroads . ...............
society e....s..e .-s..,-.s...... .
Editorial ......so. -..-....-..... o
MINUS ..,----.s-~.
MafE:tS ,.....a.s ss-,oss..~-ss-s.
lntcTmountgin .....s...,..... II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-02

THERE is no better way OF keep
ing your namo before tho public
than by giving the public some news
about your business in the daily
newspapers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-02

Milk not up TO standard ..s.,.1A -
Assessment up for discussion. ..iA =
Utah county electric line e,...l4 =.
Bringhurst In county Jail. III :.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-02
Sporting News,

: Gotch throws Ibyszllo. o....,...1O :
: Jack Johnson fears work .
: Jeffrics getting in shape .
: Five iavorites win at ogden. 10 :
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-02
Domestic.

!. Seventeen men killed In powder
: explosion .s.............
: Railroads heed injunction OF gov
ernmcnt 49,, .s.......s........
: Senate is in line with supreme
: court ...r...... ...,....
/" Court system held I'm need of re-
lDIul ss--.-.. ..---..s..s.......
: Sugar trust took care OF the
: boys" .4.. "
. Extending scope Of Illinois graft
investigation ....... ...
: Short news stories.
: Boiled down news. ws..........
: Victor L.. Berger predicts victory
: for Socialism
: Condensed kilograms ......
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-02
Local.

''I'lH'N' "oiHan physician dies
in London ..,.......
English editors roast Roosevelt. II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-02

business relations, Devils Slide is in
Weber canyon, in Morgan county, thir-
ty-seven miles from ogden. 1t is on the
main line OF the Union Pacific railroad.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-01-27
Nnslanb

SenIotionelle 9tahrihten fommen
ans oem Birhotp aranfenbauie i'll
Gine Bflegerin bat angeb-
lid infoIee grallioner 9ebonollrng
|SeIbItmoro begnigen. Sin Streif Der
aranfenm1rterinnen lou beporiteben
@uBerOem ion Die sIrbeits5eit trct
idbIehter @erpfleglng IA Stunoen
tagIih betrogeu. 8ieie mo anoere
GreigniIie boben Den 8erIiner Wiagi-
Itrot 3ur GinIeitimg elmer llnteriu-
dung peranloBt, ourd melhe nod
pielIodem 9ofiirboIten beilloie 3n.
It1noe neroen alifge0edt merben
sSm Sdmurgeridt 8u 2iiio(EoieiD
lit Der SiihlergeieIle aos5iol megen
Quitmoroen begongeu on 6rauen
|uno MeGo6er in Der Rropin5 81 Tooe
|pernrfeiIt poroeu. Die llntnteit err
regten ieiiier5eit Die grOfte Senia-
tion. Die 2uItlnoroe iporen inner
boIb meniger @ohen I'M Derg0ngenen
CONNER IN Sii0poien periibt NOR
ioen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-01-27
stnnx Ealls, siio- -paIota net, 27. anltnur 191O

i9eirtlih beiOe 5iiBe berlieren. Sci.
mem Sobu iino i1nrnltIidbe 3eber OBJ
.gefroren iino nu6 ihon obgefallen.
90 folgt elm llngliid Dem drioern.
8obrli6 fem @lnoer, peun manhe
9eute Der 9er5peifIlng nabe fino.
.g8enn nibt ole aalte ibre Spfer fors
bert, Damn ons 5euer. 90 perbrontte
elm 8 Sabre alter SSlnge IN 2nnlro.
@r mar Silr 3eit franf. 8aS SSeuer
entitono ollrh einen iiberbeisten Sfen
inn oberen Stodiperf. 0rei fleine
9inoer iuuroen 9erettet, fir oen or.
men Sltngen fon ober Siilfe 81 ip1t.
9lls Die 9eute auh ibn retten moaten,
mar er i6on oltrd 9fou6 erltift. Dos
Saiis brnnnte bis mif Den @rim0 ME.
Der.
ltniere Stoot Qomro lit iest auf
8onorers 5iiBen. gieIe @inipobner
5ieben nad) 8inner, I'M Der 8obu
nobe 81 ieiu, es bIeiben ober ouh iebr
uiele IN 2onlro, no60em es @olmtp.
iib iit 0fon nia aus Samro cine
ariitofratiihe Stoot MAIDEN. Der
Glan, Samro cine Wleile n0rolidl ultf
Dos angefnitfte 2ouo 5u transporti-
rem ideiterte al Ger 8eigerlmg Der
Rurtb 8eitern-gobn, IN 9en 9anro
uuh einen 9obnbof 81 errihten. 90
nitr0en ole $4,000 mir oas 2un0
umionlt gegeben. 2onro bleibt, no
es lit mo es Itebt SSeoem frei 5piihen
Den 5tpei Stdoten 5it mdblen. Die
Doblbabenoiten @eihdftslelte bletbeE
In 2amro rn0 nebnien oen anutpf NIT
8inner mlf. g9ir erporten ale iebn-
iii6tig ben glugenblid, no Der erIte
3ug 0urh Sripp Goiuttp 0onlpfen
miro. g9ir oiirften ilngefGbr i'm 1Suli
bos gergniigen baben nit Der gabn
noh 8inner 81 Oanpfen.
SoIlte 6ie Strenge Oes @inters
nod niht boIO gebroben ieilI iollten
mir nod, 10 peiter Shneeltiirme be.
fommen, 0am @naoe unS @ott Sd
fiirdte, fpem i'm Sriibiobr Sduluetter
eintritt. oiirfte ons Goluitp nit ieinen
pieleu 9a6en elm 5lpeites Geneoig
meroen. Soffentlidl tritt bnl0 cine
angenebmere g9itterung eiii. Die
iebige lit iebr ungeiunO, eS trcten niele
aronfbeiten ouf. Die gler5te iin0 piel
beihGftiat, mein Mann bat 8ag rno
g5ddt feline 9inbe. Der 9erllf 0es
glr5tes lit 3por elm iebr i60ner, uber
oud Sugleid1 elm ouBergepobnlih alif-
reibenoer uno ongeItrengter. Die
@eiitnobeit eines 9tr5tes nliB felt mie
@iien Iein, nm allen glnitrenglngerl
aerpa6ien 3u iein 9oIer boffen
BOB baIo Sriibling miro, ioult toltlte
'es mir paIIiren oaB ole Sinte elm.
friert. (0offer1tlid niht, oenn oieie
S{orreiponoeB lit nod iiltereiianter.
.als Die friiberen 9ie &e0.)
1Srou Or. pon 8al0all
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-01-27
g8i6ttg.
9cr Genins nnO Oic eanOmirtidlaft


Die gieaierimg lit beitrebt, Die bies-
i1brige @olfs31blung imo Die Stati-
tiff iiber @euerbe, sderbat mo Sans
Del m6glibit 5uperldiiig 81 muhen
oem nur ourb 3uperl6iiigfeit fam
tie eineu gsusen erbolten Der Den gro-
ben Soften entipridt.
Zen 5armern nerOen cine lebr
droBe gln8abl 5ragen porgelegt ruer.
ben, iuelhe nah beltem 8iiien beant.
mortet peroen nliiiien @ir laiien
oicieIben bier nod oen 9lngabeu oes
.Geniusomtes fnlgen llniere lan0ll-
den 2eier f0nnen oanah iih bereits
.auf ibre gerid]te porbereiten, ebe Der
.Geniusmam1 bel ibuen poripridbt. Gs
iuirO iidJ ocsbnlb empfeblen, bieic Si-
ltc nns5uidDnriOen nno e6cniO lit cs
|natiirlif empfeblrusmert, iic griinO-
lidl 5n itnoiren.
Ser Geninsmoilii miro bon Dem
sSarmer, auBer 0eHen Eerional- llno
9Samilien.9lngelegenbeiter, MN nod
1SoIgenoes piiien tpoaen, mos inter
glnorObnns pom Strafc ridtig 81 be-
Iontiporten lit
g8ie piel 9orgelo lpuroe fiir 6drm1-
Iarbeit (obne @inrehnlmg Der Soften
fir bGnSIibe 9ienitboten) i'm Sabre
1909 nerousgnbt
9lnn1bern0er @ert Der Sousmiete
uno 9efoitigiutg Der 5arlnorbeiter IN
It909.
glusgaben fir Seit aorn mo ai.
oere nid,t ielblt eeboute Brooufte, 5lr
SSiitterrna Der Saustiere IN 1909.
slusgoben fiir 3iingemittel II
1909.
sit am f5. glpril 1910 niif Der
5orm cine SppotbefenIdulo ooet
lni6t ?
g9ie pieIe aiibe imo Seifers, DIE
Dor 1 Ssnnuor 1909 geboren moren
uuroen fir Milherei5iuede gebdlten
a6Iber, Die Dor /. SSaniiar 1908
laeboren ipur0en.
Stiere mno 8ullen, Die Dor 1 iSSa'
nnor 1909 geboren iDuroer lll0 ni6i
lfiir 9[rbeitsSipede gebolten iueroen
Shipeine luio 6erfel, Dor L. San
1910 geboren
3obl un0 @eible6t Der nor sSa
llnlor 1909 geborenen Bferoe
sSoblen imo Waalleiel, geb. Dor |
Gan. 1909.
9amaIeiel, Dor 1. Snnuor 1910 ge
horen.
Welltterihofe, g9iooer iulo Gam
liner, 6ie Dor / SSaniIar 1910 geboreI
lmlroen.
3ieeen ino 3idleiu ieoen gllters
3abI oIIer poabliitigel 8oustier'
Unit einem ,Siecoro.~
gSie Diele &1lber, Rferoe, 6oblen
Weanleiel, Shlpeine, 6ertel, Shafe
(6ortieblmg auf Seite 80
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-01-27

0ie Conan in raIeioem Steigen be-
griffen. @ie aus gfee genel0et miro,
bat Oos gon5e 0foieltaI BORT 0as slns.
ieben eines eiil5igen groBen Sees.
0as 2ano itebt neitbin unter @aiier.
uno aud Die Seller in 5nblreidlen
S1uiern oon Meb lino iiberfhitet. SSn
aoln limo aIle S1ilier Der llnterlto0t
iiberihpemmt. SSn aoblen3 bat oie
Slut einen oerortigel llmfaitg ongc-
nommen. oaB Die 8epobner Der Staot
fiir einen 9eil ser StroBen 9oote ais
8erfebrsnittel benreen. ShIoB Sig.
maringen. Der Stammiis Der &obea-
8oIleru. lit ourd] SohpoIier pollie
pom DER AuBenpelt abgeinlolieu. SSm
Nbongebirge bat elm nerbeeren0er
Sfneeihirnt geberrlht Sir oen nn-
gerid)teten WiateriaIi6aoen febIen
einltlpeiIen ieoe Sddtllngen.
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CagebuN
Ginsr Ssnti6sn 9simFGttsrin IN
Sripp Guuntb
0or srau or. eOn. hon gsaISau
VIII.

Sdnccitiirmc nnS 86lfc.-Sampf ci-
mes glSlers. Sdrcflidle 9eiocn
DDn SeimitGttern. SIN &andD
eritidt. gtem 9amrO nn0
$4,000 nmiunit.-aranf-
beiten nno Ger5tc.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-02

Flagstaff; r. II. Forbes, Tucson
Elijah Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
George, Mesa; II. 1. Bilkins and
brother, FL. Paso.
Those at the Stag were F. f. Mer-
win, st. Joseph; A. f. Risley. ST
Louis; ]. w Willis, Cincinnati; w
NJ. Beaman, Washington; F. NJ. Ac-
ton, Salem, n. j.; Charles II. Nc
Arthur Phoenix; c. n. Thomas, So
nora, Cal; Charles p. Ellis, Chicago;
F. L. Warner, San Francisco; r. H.
Margan, Castle Hot Springs; S. c.
Parker, Needles; B. f. Hill, Phoenix;
H. d. Ryers, Los Angeles; Charles
NJ. Smith, Kelvin.
At the Adams were registered f.
r. Crandall, Santa Fe, n. M; w. c.
Andrews, WATERFOWL, N. Y; Charles
Ihmsen, Sacramento; C. L. Sheriff.
Ely, Nevada; Mr.. and Mrs. T. T.
Hesselgrave, Los Angeles; Thomas
Brandon, FL Paso
Arizona republican., 1910-11-02
FAMOUS FLYING
MACHINE INVENTOR
Strong and Vigorous at the Age of 90
and Enabled to Live to See His
Lies Work Crowned
With Success.

Mr.. Henry Clarke Moore, of Tama,
Iowa, who is 80 years of age, has just
completed his first flying machine. His
brain has been kept clear and alert and
his nerve steady, and the perfection of
his invention made possible by his daily
use of Duffys Pure Malt Whiskey as
his only invigOrator and tonic-stimu-
liant.
In an interview with our correspond
ent he said: For several years have
been greatly troubled with dormant and
sluggish action of the lower bowels,
which caused me intense suffering. No
treatment seemed to benefit me until
finally l was induced To try Duffy's
Pure Malt Whiskey. and it gave me i'm
mediate relief. / steadily gained my
health and strength, UNTIL now l am
as vigorous and active as a man of
so years of age. My mind is as clear as
it ever was, and l have done some of
the best work on my invention the last
few years, which proves my mental and
physical condition. Please bear in mind
that 1 am a temperance man and do
not advise any one to use alcoholic
beverages except as a medicine, but l
those who are run down to use Duffy's
Pure Malt Whiskey as ! have, as I
believe it is the greatest support to
those who are weakened by age. In
my case it stimulated and built me
UP; it quickened circulation and made
me feel more alert and able to do
things. 1 believe in being temperate
in all things, eating as well as drink
ing. If by some means the human be-
ing could be educated to strict temper
ance in all things, what difference
we should soon see in the human race.
There is one thing certain-if every
one would do as much to educate the
people to temperance as the makers of
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey do there
would be no such thing as intemper
ance."
Arizona republican., 1910-11-02
ARRIVAL OF HORSES
FOR THE FAIR RACES
w. G. DURFEE AND MORGAN
STRINGS CAME YESTERDAY.
Copra de Ora, Carlokin and Several
Other Famous Racers Are
Now Here.

Ten horses that are entered in tn,
| fair week races were unloaded at tn,
fair grounds yesterday. These horse:
| belong to w. G. Durfee and William
| Morgan. Durfee brought in his owl
string but Morgan's racers are il
| charge of Frank williams, himself
well known trainer and driver.
The bright particular star of Dur.
fees string is Copra de Ora, who
ranks among the two or three best
horses ever seen on the fair grounds
track He and Minor Heir were the
fastest animals here last year. Copa
de Ora's record is 2:O1A Another
old favOrite with Arizona lovers OF
horseflesh is Carlokin, 2:OSA.
Little Branch and Wayonex are
two of Durfee's horses that have not
been seen here at previous fairs
The former has no record but during
the fair will try TO establish one OF
2:06. Wayonex is a trotter with a
record of 2:2O.
Era is the best horse in the Morgan
string. His record is 2:1O. Next
comes Crisis, trotter. 2:19A Morgan
has sent four other young horses
who have no record.
Arlie Frost, Dick Mcmahon and
w. l.. Foote, the latter of Texas,
will arrive from FL Paso in a few
days. Altogether they have nine
horses Frost is bringing The Knight
of Strathmore. one Of the PAGERS en-
tered in the Copper Stake race. Nc
Mahon has Dick Allen, who paced a
mile on a half mile track in 2:OG1b
thus setting a new worlds record
Mcmahon has four other horses.
FoOte has entered Governor Francis.
a fast Texas PAGER, in several events.
Ross X will not be seen at the
fair. as was expected. This noted
horse recently broke his leg at Dallas.
He ranks up with COpa de Ora and
that class, having made a record of
2:01A shortly before he met with
his accident
CHANGING over the list of fast horses
already here and the others, including
Minor Heir, that are to come. one
cannot doubt that Arizonans will see
some racing worth witnessing at the
sixth territorial fair. One of the pos
sibilities which may even be termed
probability is a new worlds pacing
record by Minor Heir Minor Heir
once made n record Of 1891 for
himself at the fair grounds and later
lowered that mark to 1881. No
one. knowing the horse and knowing
the present condition of the track.
would be surprised if he got down
to 1851 or Whereabouts.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-02
QUEER CASE OF
MRS. CANTRELL
Lady in Big Sandy, Tenn, Put to Bed
Every Two Weeks, to Stay
Several Days.

Big Sandy, Tenn.-"Every two
weeks" writes Mrs. Lucy Cantrell, OF
this place, q had to go to bed and stay
there several days. 1 suffered untold
misery. Nothing seemed to help me
until tried Cardui, the woman's tonic
Although l had been afflicted with
.womanly weaknesses for seven years
before l took Cardui, Cardui helped me
more than anything else ever did. 1t
is surely the best tonic for women on
earth"
For.more than half a century, Cardui,
the womans tonic, has been benefiting
women, suffering from the various all
ments peculiar to their sex.
Because your case may be difficult
one, do not continue to suffer, without
giving Cardui a trial 1t certainly has
helped thousands of other women. Why
not you?
You need not fear to take Cardui,
freely and regularly, and for as long
time as you feel it helps you. 1t is
purely egetable,-perfeetly harmless
can do you nothing but good.
1t costs but a trifle to try, and it
may mean so much to you.
For sale by all druggists, 100000, at
least)
Try a bottle today
n. B.-Write to: Ladies' Advisory
Dept, Chattanooga Medicine Co, Chat
tanooga. Tenn. for Special Instructions,
and 64-page book, Home Treatment
for Women" sent in plain wrapper, on
request.