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New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
GIBBONS At MONTREAL
Americans Viii Ask 80 Have Eu-
charistic Congress in u. S.

Montreal. Sept s-Cardinal Gibbons ar
rived here to-day accompanied BY a dele
CATION Of priests and Iaymeu from Bali
more. He and Cardinal LOgUe met Car
dinal VannutelH. the leEate OF the Pope 20
the Eucharistic Congress. ~ the Episcopal
Palace The Iegate put his arms around
his American colleague and told MIN that
the Pope sent his greetings. Cardinal Glib
oons breaches on Sunday at the cathedra
a delegation of Iaynen from the United
States will request the Cardinal this al
ternOOn To invite the I'd International Eu-
charistic Congress to assemble in some
Americana city either Baltimore or New
York Archbishop Farley OF New York ar
rived last night
Cardinal VannuteIi announced this
morning that he was considerably refreshed
by the few hours rest he had been able 20
get after the curtailrenr OF the govern
nents reception ar the Windsor last night
on account Of his tnIisposftion. Few in the
brilliant assemblage knew that the Pops's
representative had tainted, though alt
sorts Of rumors spread abroad upon the
announcement that the reception had been
shortened.
Please state that I am quite myself
again" said the Iegate this morning az the
Episcopal Palace. NO engagements viii b..
cancelled to-day. I really regret thar fatig7Ie
prevented me from seeing the good people
who conferred such honor upon ne. I hope
10 do better az the ctty's reception t'-
night
The Iegate added that he was still
young man, and as proof OF his vtgor SAID
that he had risen at s o'clock This morn
ing the Cardinal offlcfated al Ponrtric7'
mass in the cathedral for members OF re-
Iigious orders. Many were unable 70 get
within block Of the structure The legafS
gave the PapaI blessing from the balconF-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
LAWN TENNIS AT NEWPORT
Play in the Scratch Singles-MIxed
Doubles Tournament Started.
rBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune

by Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Newport. Sept 8.-The scratch singles
lawn tennis tournament on the Casino
courts was reduced 10 the third round 70
day, and a mixed doubles tournament also
was started
IN the secord round of the singles Miss
WfIdey beat Mrs William Anderson 6-5.
So: Miss Louise Hammond beat Mrs Bar
ger WaIIach, 10. -5, -. and Miss Doro-
thy Greene beat Miss Edna Barger 0y de-
fault.
In the mixed doubles Miss Greene and
T. Sufern Taller defeated Miss DOROTHY
Carroll and William T. Bull s. So Mrs
Barger WaIIach and Craig Biddle defeated
Miss WiIdey and Austin L Sands, 81 -
81, Mrs. LoriIIard Spencer. jr-, and
Charles f Sands defeated Mrs Pouch and
Herbert NJ Hartman. s. T-9. 81 and
Miss EIeanore Sears and Williams ?. Bur
den defeated Miss Angelica Brown and
Gibson FahEesrOck. jr.. s., SIS,
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
FRITZ scHEFF'S PLANS.

Nine FRITZ Scheff and the players to act
with her during her short preliminary sea-
son in The NIikado" began rehearsals
yesterday. Among those who will appear
with Nine. Scheff are Digby Bell as ko-
Ko, a part he has played many times
Frank Rushworth as Nanki-Poo. Herbert
Waterous as Pooh-Bah. George Airing as
Ptsh-Tush Arthur Cunningham as the
AIikado, Kate Condor as Katisha and Grace
kenniCUt as Peep-Bo
Nine. Schef will sing the role Of Yum
Yum. in which she scored such an eX-
traordinary success during the all-star re-
yival at the Casino early in the summer
After a brief tour in The Mikado'' Nine.
Schef will return 70 New York and about
Christmas time will be seen in the new
musical version OF ''Trilby.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
THE WEATHER REPORT,

Official Record and Forecast.-W ashlngtoTr,
Sept. s-Reports from the Caribbean indicate
that the tropical storm IS now centered south OF
Eastern cuba and steadily moving northwest
ward storm warnings have been ordered for
the Southern Florida coast. and eautionary ad-
vices issued to vessel that It is unsafe
for navigation IN Cuban waters.
An unsettled area which was centred in the
Great Lakes region this morning is moving
"a eastward, and during the last twenty-four hours
IL has caused showers between the Mississippi
VALLEY and the eastern Rocky Mountain region
The high pressure area in the Northwest mas
retained its magnitude and spread eastward and
southwark, causing cool and fair weather quite
generally in the northern and central portions OF
the rrans-N Mississippi region
The teupeTa lures in the far Northwest are
far below the seasonal normal, and frost warn
ings have been issued to-day in the lowlands as
far east as Wisconsin and as far south as
Nebraska.
rhe indications are that partly overcast and
sh0wery weather will prevail in the Atlantic
states during Friday and fair weather in the
western and central sections The weather sat
urday will be mostly fair throughout the coun-
storm warnings are displayed on Lake Huron
and the eastern. and nlrthcrn portions or Lake
Michigan and at SaUlt Ste. Marie. and on the
Florida coast from Key West 10 Jupiter.
The cool weather VIII continue its movement
eastward and reach the Atlantic states by Fri
dav night and Saturday. promising period or
comparatively cool weather for all sections -
The WINDS along the New England coast VIII
coast moderate southwest. shifting 10 north
west: south Atlantic and east gulf coasts. mod
crate variable winds, with possibly squalls, west
g,:lf coast, moderate north the lower lakes
diminishing Friday night.
Steamers eln"ting on Friday for European
vest winds, with showers. followed by fair
,,1.t her 70 the Grand Banks.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
MORRIS TO EDUCATE MASSES.

William Morris, manager OF the American
Music Hall, will distribute ten thousand
tickets 70 his theatre among the residents
OF the lower East Side. This IS in emulation
OF The New Theatre. which announced re-
Gently its intention 10 give East Side sub
scrptiou performances at popular prices.
Mr. Morris Will admit his guests on receipt
of a ticket and q small percentage OF the
regular price Of admission, HE says that
reach OF th,. poorer residents of che city
tlere is no reason why vaudeville which
has "A direct appeal should not be treat
ed likewise.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09

BENNETT-s- "Oldtre4.. Ni6dIerow- \ r.
on Thursdav September : 1910. Charles '-tn
son Bennett Funeral services a his ate res
dz1ce lfi5dleJoVn. y J.. SATURDAY dtrerrocr.
September 10. AZ SIS O clock
BIRDS ALL-Cn Wednesday. Septsnbe- .. 1919.
Ernest z Birdsaf. aged 50 years T7rsr--7eft
at Highland Mills CsmeJery-
CONLON-Cn wednesday. September = 1qI"- II
his residence, No. 16{ Carried Placs, ErCo-iHi'-
Edward coEiou- Funeral from = FT4l.'S
Brooklyn a. 10 a III SarI-day. Sepren1c~r }''-
Minnie =. Craske daughter of tns 'a-s stu
man and Eliza L. Lincoln
HOLLT-CU WeluesLsv. SePreru1~- . 1870 ~
his residence. " 345 West End ave Al.
gIstIs Frederick Holly IN his SD vea-- F1
neral services from s. James ; CHURCH No
September 10. az 10 o'ciCck- I1tsrus7, a.
W00daWu.
HOW ELLy-Ar Hyaaris Mass. Gertrude HcNHii
widow OF Ssabu-y Howell and stcesf d. Pc ar
" the late william and Gertrude Rl,-0aHl- Nn
in her T26 year Funeral services @-ptsrrHf
5 1910 al Hyaunis- IuTsruneuJ iu Grser0-o-
Csrnetery-
HYDE-At his residence. Mountain ave Pan
field y J. on Wednesday. Septer13ar :. 1910
Francis d. Lacy. son OF Elizabeth and The Ist-
Charles hyde FuI4eraI private.
HORSEs-MeIvin II, on the 6ta i-st-. a<-d %.
services Friday. at 2.SO ? n. AZ parents
residence Mays Landing y J. Intsrneut
private
Shannon. aged 90 years e.
mains The Funeral Church No 2fl Ve-t
pa st Frank 2. Campbell BGiidi1gl. Inter
rnent. CarboUdale. Penn
svFENEY-NIary Sweeney. aged IS wears ser
West I'D ST. FraEk 2. CanpceIi Bl.-ltln@
Friends invited
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
PRAISE FOR sCANDINAVIANs
State Commissioner of Education I'm
pressed by Their School Methods.

Andrew s. Draper. State Commissioner of
Education. arrived here yesterday on the
Hamburg American liner President Lincoln,
after a three months trip through the
northern countries of Europe. He said that
he had spent most of his time in Sweden
and Norway.
- was greatly impressed with the meth
DDS used by the Swedes and Norwegians in
the teaching of English in the public
schools said the commissioner When a
student leaves school in these countries he
has no smattering of English, but a good
spaaking and reading knowledge of II. I
would like to see the same efficiency main
tanned in the study of foreign languages in
our schools. One does not find illiteracy In
NORWAY or Sweden.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09

Father Gassi was made the chaplain 70
the Frenchnlen who attempted TO build the
Panama Canal and became a close friend
OF Ferdinand &c Lesseps- During the yell
low fever epidemic on the isthuus the
young priest ninistered TO the sick. and
despite the risk to himself cared fer the
dying and buried over a thousand victims
OF the fever
He came TO the United States in 1855
and was engaGes, In educational work 1t
Boston and later at Georgetown Univer-
slty- he was next transferred to the par
ish or St IEnatius Loyola. in this city
where. in 1895 be organized the Young
Ladies Sodalfty. which has become one of
the strongest religious societies in the city.
re was also at that time chaplain Of
Harts Island. In 1862 he. became spiritual
director for the students and faculty of St
Johns College F'ordham.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
NEW THEATRE FOR THE BRONX.

H NJ. Horkheiner has just closed real
estate deal whereby he acquires a valuable
piece of property in The Bronx, on which
he will erect a theatre.
The property is on the south side Of
East fremont avenue. about 155 feet east
OF Park avenue. and comprises total area
OF 42 Us square feet It is valued at about
$500, 900. The transaction was negotiated
through the Stewart Realty Company, al
42d street and Madison avenue, and Joseph
R StiIlwell, of No 40 Nassau street
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
MIDNIGHT HoUsEWARMING.

Miss Bessie Mendum, who takes the part
Of the newspaper correspondent IN The
Echo at the Globe Theatre gave birth
day party and housewarming last night
after the show at her new apartment IN
West 51st street All the members Of the
company attended Tne guest of honor
was Miss Bessie Mccoy Miss Mendu1n'
uncle, John Drew, Miss Jane Laurel and
Miss Jane Oaker also were present.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
FATHER Plus MEssi.

s1aer Plus Mass, OF tEe Society Of
'es-s. ciec yesterday al S.. F'ranciss Hos
go aged sesenty-seveu years lie was
- - Il The Vatican Palace. At Rome His
-a.=f vas Z chamberlain 70 Pope Gregory
ia Vaz baptized in ST. Peters s.
me 9no educated in the Roman College
80 ms graduation h entered the Jesuit
-tale 81 spoieto. He was later sent
~ <lto Ecuador. where he was ordained
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO THE EMPLOYER

Do you want desirable help quickly.
SAVE TIME AND EXPENSE by con
sultins the file OF applications OF selected
aspirants for positions of various kinds
which has just been installed at the Up
town Office of
THE NE,W-YORK TRIBUNE.
No. 1868 Broadway.
Between S6th and g7th Streets.
Office hours: 9 n. TO S r. m.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
DIES AT AGE OF 1o5 YEARS.

Worcester, Mass. Sept S.-PatrIck
O'Hearn, aged les years months and -
days, probably the Oldest man in Massa-
chusetts, died here to-day from bronChIt4s.
Up to year ago he had been an invetera1c
smoker. and he boasted that he drank IL
to1icaCng liquors when he felt Ike il
He leaves two sons
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
JAMES r. kEENE's CONDITION.
lRy Telegraph 70 The Tribunal

Lexington. Ky. Sept S,-James r. Keene.
of New York, who Is i'll with pneumonia at
a hostital here. is stih in a critical con-
dition consultation was held by prs.
Barrows Scott ami Clark this morning anc
was az well as could be expected"
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09

Emily Blackwell was bor, at Bristol
---s.a--. 10 1895 She came 70 America
We young woman. and after being re-
Used ac-1.r-arce 70 RGsh Medical College
-='7d +" Western Reserve University. from
---el She received aa n D degree In 1851.
s.-. SIZE studied ga Edinburg. Paris and
1H WtLa her sister DR.. Eliza beth
---SgkTslr she founded in 1853. tie New
Tx -i--rnoary Tor Women and Children.
ne 1rzr woman hospital IN the country.
- vas formerly dean Of the y oman 3
-l72-1-- College q the New York Inlrm-
- Her home was at Montclair X !.
- Elizabeth Blackwell. her sister. was
1Tsr woman 10 receive = medical
--P-ozrs Another sister was Sarah Ellen
k-i=ck7e-. artist and author
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
LLOYD w. BOWERS MUCH BETTER

Boston. Sept s.-A steady Improvement in
the condition or Solicitor General Lloyd ".
Bowers was reported 10y his physician to-
dav Mr. Bowers who has been seriously
III at a Boston hotel for several dayS
PASSED Az excellent night and was decided
IL better to-day. IL will be several days.
now ever. before he viii De able 10 leave
his bed
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09

Highest temperature yesterday, al degrees tat
3.20 p. M. lowest 90 tat G:l5 a. NJ; aFeIAee'
70 average for cores ponding date last year, ~
average FOR corresponding date last thrty-three
years. 60
Local Forecast Showers and cnuier to-fa} .
Saturday fair and cooler. moderate 10 bTisA
southwest winds. shifting tO noTthWest.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
FREDERIC GERHARD DEAD
Member of Many Ciubs-Had
Annual Income of $4,000.
SIX MONTHS ON SlCKBED
Greatest Notoriety Came to Him
Over His Attentions to
Lily Langtry.

Frederic Gebhard died yesterday at the
Garden City Hotel al Garden City. Long
Island. after an illness Of mere than six
months With him al The tine We're his
sister. Mrs. Frederic Nelson. and his
physician. Dr. Louis y Laneheart- His
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Free admission 20 The American Museum oi
len
J-isld dav for tho henedt ~ the cf f'ldren ~
fhe Colored Orphan AayinHt -olsi street.
H{vcrdaIe-ar- Hudson, 2-to n- IN.
Dinner u the American Nunlsmatic Assocl1-
tfon9 Keens. 3ath street. near 7iA'" ave-
nuc, p. m
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
CEMETERIES.
THE woODIAwN CEMETERY

is readily accessible bv Harlem trains rom
Grand Central Station. Webster and Jerome
avenue trOfIs.vs ana carriage Lots $3.50 W
Telephone 1855 Granercy Tor Book % Views
u Ofrc~. 20 East ed ST.. New york city.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
Official observations OF United States weather

local OdiciaI Record.-The following ofi tai
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes in the temperature for the last twenty
four hours in comparison with the corresponding
d.An ~ Il
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09

Contributions, preferably by check, money
or express order should be made payable
to the order of the Tribune Fresh Air Fund
and mailed TO The Tribune. New York
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09

England showers to-Gay: saturday fair and
cooler: Moderate southwest shifting TO north
west winds
For Eastern New York and New Jersey. show
ers and cooler to-day; Saturday fair and cooler,
moderate 10 brisk southwest shifting 70 north
west winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania showers. followed
by fair ard cooler weather to-day, SATURDAY fair
and cooler. moderate southwest shifting 10
northwest winds.
For the District Of Columbia unsett led
weather. with probably showers tG-riayt cooler IN
afternoon or night. s. ,urcIy fair and cooler:
moderate southwest shl- ing 10 northwest Winds
For Western New York and Western Penn
s,-Ivania partly cloudy ard cooler rO-day and
Saturday. brisk northwest winds
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
Dr.. EMILY BLACKWELL

1eE- SIC Sept. 2.-Dr Emily Blackwell
1E years head Of tae New York IN
-'.-i-' t1- Women and Children. died late
yesterday ~ her sumner nome at York
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
SHAFTS SERVANTS ON STRIKE

ST. Petersburg. Sept. s-A dispatch from
Teheran states that the servants Of the
Shah's palace have gone on strike and are
cIamorinE for the wages due them
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
MARRIED.

ESPTE-SHERNAN-Ac the residence Z
the brides parents. Newport. R I, on Thurs
tav September :. bv -he Rev. Stanley O.
Hughes. Lawrence Lewis Gillespie. 20 Irene
Mu-ieI Augusta Sherman
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
UNDERTAKES.

FRANK f. CAMPBELL. e41-3 West ed 8,
Chapels Private Rooms. Private Ambulsnces
rel ffe4 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
DIED.

Notices OF marriages and deaths must -
accompanied by full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
SARAH LIEROWITZ.

This little book Is published by the Trin-
une Fresh Air Fund, and presented free 20
each person interested in the good work OF
that movement with this issue of The Trib-
une.
To help prevent a deficit as a result OF
the record work OF the Fresh Air Fund this
season. Mrs Sage has come forward this
wear, as i'll seasons past. with a substantial
check for s1000 which was acknowledged in
The Tribune for Thursday.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-06-03
saeseriss TOR M Alaskan

Ths Ice Cream PazloEs AZ gas VI
sanA BaEeEy are ncW open. Orders
E5I b. nlleG sad deliveries made
promptly. Tables toE parties desiring
them
4 Max Gatsel5. Prop.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-06-03

aHzE himself aE tas PERMISSION De
aaI reserved DO use Eaa negro AMER a
bard fought game gaa Ar.igst1us Ega
as E.w runs
when Cha Eamc aas dashed some
said laal t had aeel Fgl 5g Beatrice
Gar-s urasauee aud zucuuEa cement
A. ans rata. She aas algred ay the
raaas lf Eer bFarlars team. and
sa-.s aas uar ale OF them who would
ru. eee his aaaI 90 serve har A few
while aur.bllus the ArlUgE1ls sle-
cess -1 her. refesEeI yhal success Co "a
Gar UTarsat cause. They said -hgl .t
Captain LlrlsE9a bad kept bis eyes gE
Beatrice Barr and lEal bis attention
aa .Ee game tla score would have been
Flrg liEa-eat
Eae saeuud game was played llaer
Farg much che same conditions. aud
again ha AranEtgas Wga Hy Els
.ue @ number 1f che Cresceas had
ueueal lrar their s4Htalg was ulg do
ing as lesr and one gt them went 90
H.a aud eEgcs-uaceL ElrlsEgH knew
rarg He HEa. Was tla matter Hl-l
H.a though be- It'd ll- reveal the SCI
exec HE promised Eaat gae next game
sa.a.. Shows lP very differently
aaI - E-L Barr lIeL bis attention
aa .aa game aaI uga t by l4f
Ea raas-aat la.g gaal ta- ae beat
reEu lle fourth game During
both .ae .arl aud talal8 games Hel-
mise Barr Was ug- present Il vas
a.ean .al raaE she was 3D. sgus mails
....s spectators declared .ll- she bad
a a-agG lg -ls Crezeeue with .aa
pounds gl candy .u keep away This
.a.F excited ugEr.uaa- All SleH l-aL
SIZE Has Wrapped uF in che sleeass et
@ l team Bu- when lls
Haa aue round ANA she was
H-.. .lsua- the gresceG-s winning
many who la4 laleel Lhruslols bad
rg while saa Has present hooked
.aa#.- and whispered s1 one another
raa- dies believed there might De
....g a Che bribery H-aEg after
al. H.ausg aas noe ia bee se4l aE
Che sixth ue l-- despite her ar
sense, rla AEtaesgGs won
Each raan had gaW won three
games. and rLa seventh was Eg decide
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.aH. she would love 20 see .ls game.
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The daily Alaskan., 1910-06-03

Good news travels ast,' and the
thousands e.. bad back sufferers fla
ALASKA aEa glad b learn ,Aal gCoup.
relief IS within ll=.T reach Many q
lame. weak and aching back Is bad
no more thanks Co D1aus kidney
Pills Thousands upgu thousands OF
people are telling tho sgad news Of
their ezoaTleae5 with the ola QusE-
-z Remedy Here Is al example
Eu--a reading.
~ S. Williams. 23g Liberty So.
salem. Ore. says. "a few years aso
tho doctors tcI1 me that my kidneys
were ll bad shape came west Ju
account Ct the trouble. thinking the
change OF climate Hold help INC,
lEE -bls was not ls ease and il
Spite Us che use ul many remedies,
zgg8 no better. ] suffered from
al Intense burning sensation Ll ms
back, as u -Fg live eCls were F.ac-
ed directly over uy Kidneys. The
sidney sesEalgas PASSED -crls-.--.E
and were also unnatural After using
-W1 boxes lL Deans kidney Pulls.
did neg have the .ea5- pain .u Uy
back gT trouble Egu nay Kidneys
For sale by an dealers. Price so
cents. FusterMu8lru Co. Buffalo,
Neu Yorz. sole agents Tor the United
States
Remember the aams-paaas-anI
take no other
The daily Alaskan., 1910-06-03

ia 1851 q aeg sL0sl was discovered
ID la5 ssplH Of tae EeaEa q FviaRlly
Stands 10 1877 smoke vas seen
over saa saoaI Lu 1850 the shoal had
bec0me a v9Icaaie Lsla1d more than
cuo mHgs long and 30 sseg hish- and
dsrce eruption was taking P.ace
within &c. ll 1855 the stand had BE-
gun 90 shrink Ia Dimensions. although
die uezt year iss highest point was 525
Eeer above sea .eTsL Ia Iss8 its
aeIgaJ had diminished oBehalE, and
lla gcala close around C Was more
cham uls deep De lS92 the Stand
rlsa only about gWeuty-siz fesg above
sea level vHl dua--y In lS9S under
Che action DC the waves, It's complsge
i.saEHe WIS reported - NsU
The daily Alaskan., 1910-06-03

PROFESSIONAL cARps.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-06-03
WHAT'S THE UsEt

VIA, IS The lse Ia walking when
yul can can up Hen and saL z E.de
Ia the aaeke Phone 81 O.
What's the use OF burning green
wood when yea can cau uP IIeu and
sec rick ot DIS WOOD delivered AZ
laeae Phone SI IT,
The daily Alaskan., 1910-06-03

Toa saa sssas pleasant hAli aoar
IA a game e P0ol or EaslisA Bah
Earda. Eas bard q TEads has IA
Aass eAhlas la skagSay. Drop Ia
HsR - Ela8 70 - yea
The daily Alaskan., 1910-06-03
GRAND REDUCTION or STOCK
SALE

The Pack Train = nov ceiling a
biz Ios % Coed GOo5s a. Refused
prizes Is they are getting TO olt
to noIi ana sen Al = pg0hL Yours.
=. Hsrnan Grimm
The daily Alaskan., 1910-06-03

Mona better or pzzsr taAa GIassR
Rye ard Val BlAlz Beer. orders
b. Phone PEenptly delivered
ne Maseoc
The daily Alaskan., 1910-06-03

WANTED AT ONCE-ChambermAli
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-24

Several strains or the vital organ
like strains on machinery, cause
break-downs. You can't over-tax
stomach, liver kidneys, bowels or
nerves without serious danger to
yourself. If you are weak or run
down, or under strain Of any kind
take Electric Bitters, the matchless
tonic medicine Mhe J. E. Van de
Sande, of Kirkland, H., writes:
THAT I did not break down, while
enduring most severe strain, Tor
three months, is due wholly to Elec-
trio Bitters." Use them and enjoy
health and strength. Satisfaction is
positively guarantee d. soc at Roses
Drug Store.