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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-02
Conditions and dsSerar Foreesst.,

Washington, Jam TIC promi6Shs
feature of the wsatlier map on suit
day was a cold wave Of great. intenstt
that covered the Pains states and 1fiss
the temperature running.
at from lotto "A degrees below zero,
This cold wave follows in the wake of
a disturbance centSsl 'suudaS night in
the upper sMississPpi sesallny which
caused geheral .rayis dffffhg. the Last
"A boufsss from .tkd siississil,pi valley
east to the, AtlTutts .eoas slsi ss9Ns
in the Plains sNas IS ranf id4f M \
gan marked iIFreasd IN knnE,Stasi
ture occurred during Sundks. fac-
ticaiiy ali districtsgeas efN tlssfs-
sippi river. T
'rhc storm ll,a.t is news.oNef the
Mississippi valley Nil move east md
be attended during. Monday by: min
changing t. SNOW in II" north INV
central districts floin Tie Mississippi
valley east. \ sexr&anld wave. foas
low Ing this storm, ilh.eyersareaa the
Atlantic states 3sndav iug,sA 4 na
rucsday and il * pribable that tho
temp natures attei}dius thisscold wave
will /" Unusually k1osv n practically
all districts east '.ptYtli~ Rocky nhunc
tuiuS The weatber viii hc generally
fair Yu"sd9y throughout the eoantry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-02

nection with the treaty on the bound
airy waters of Canada aud the United
state. -
Among the honors conferred in con-
neetion with the establishment of the
union of South Africa. DIR. Leander
Starr Jameson, member of the Federal
Parlialpent at Capetown. who led the
famous raid on the Transvaal in 1895,
beceines baronet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-02
System.lVA| Be Started on Small Scale, p
!. flee i Mach State ulford Is Names De-
): siarylM Successful tery Money @
fEe 10 Be Aided. Interesting Experi1ll

Wastingtons jan. -Throusn the
practical institltion stthe postal say
iigs oank System Daxts ''Tuesdas, Jar
B. II uni:a tsss 8 srnmsnt wi, viii
tiles der ~ Sipx q ;lspsrt heir
earfiftgs. f'sit1ests sllp:ain OIL Ma
savia1sssnks is fsgaras Is III Siost
JIM p$s a,t. and s essi,,ft; li1s cial|
the I8thorizatspl of snasion !hk
s,nd skeir Rpei%Bns Wilt beT& Mhs
with seF snferest bssE s1ns Id
throW2k1t tss. world "a
: 4ha ,sssfem is to: Ans,ratSd
on aTnlpaE atively snAllescalc. onel
=. t office IN "ach state s1id territory
mas been selected az Il dep3sit"rX.
In Il Jse As Offices thorough test Of
thu ne@ system will be made. u
80 Ii, $, book viii be furnished tisell
deposilors. but all 'leptsits will he
evilereed ~ general postal savings
certificates, issued in fXvd denm2iHss
ations of 81, =. S.. s10., s." and $50
each hearing THE name Of tue deposii
tor and the dat ON wiiicE ittcres j
begins accrue. Tie certificates ared
nend fansfe rrable and nonsHegotia bic
Interest will b, payable 2gAnua'ly a.
the rate of " per cent. qer tnnu1k1
BY the terms of the lawsfao acconnb'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-02
Mrs. Eliza Merrit
Tooth AnniverFy.

fI....
th"ofih Merrill tine wife pc I'te
h Merrill. celebrated h"r y birth
Saturday at hergflome MAY. \
nurn,y. m - relatives | friends
- -,
ny more years oi ziea''i -
ess'
h'A' 'he''ih y d" ""l'Heil -,
lie is possessed of every fa9 almost
Is strong as 'ney Were - or sla as Vs.
" 4" "i.n'h 'hfe or te"f .sroninr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-02
RECOGNITION
Of Nicaragua Formally
Made by Pres, Taft.
Cordial Message Of CongTaiu.
Iaiion and Good Wishes.
Pres. Estrada Elected by Assembly
-.Grants General Amnesty.

Washingt IN. Jan. President Taft
today authorized formal recosnition Of
tire new constitutional goverihn eiIt OF
Nicaragua. fnlio4.ing the receipts OF
official dispatched announcing the dec
ton of Gen. Estrada as Presidente
The President also sent the follow
irC message Of congratulatiun to Pres
ident Estrada: :.
His ExcelloneS. General Juan j. Els
trada. Pr. sidcnt Of the Republic cot
Nicsrdgcl. Man1gua;
Il serl Your ENceHepcy my most
cordial lelieItatioas for t..e,New Year
which I'hope will begin an err, of pf0a
gross, peace and prosperity for the
people If Nicaragua. | congratulate.
yau upon your assumption OF the Pres I
idency by ~ pular mandate .unar1f-
mousiy oppressed through Sthc 'asseIp<
bly, .crcntly elected and |, assufe YOU,
and through You, the government and
people of Nicaragua Of the sincere
sympithv and friendship of tre gov
ernment and peopl" af the United
States in ,i,e work Of rcgencra ton
w,icl We hope will hc 50 successful
4 add ny fishes. for. YOUR a1en per
-sonaa NC lfarc.
",trLLrAM u.fTAt'1."
Or. SJigator CASTILLO who has been
appointed Nicaraguan minister to
Washington. probably will be received
by Secretary of state Knox this week
for formal presentation Of his letter
IF crelence. i.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-02
THE WEATHER
RAiN-sNow-coLDsR.

Washington San. FORECAST rsr
New England RAIN probably turr :
ing. TO snow ana much colder MondaF
night: TuGsday- clearing and decidedlA
colder; brisk snuthswinds shifting to
high. northwest MoHaay night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-02

Westiield. Mass. Jan. AT meet
ing OF the trustees of the Westfield
Savings Bank. whose veteran treas
urer Velenus W Crowson, was ar
rested last night following the discov-
Try Ut shortage of nearly $4,000 IN
tl,, banks funds. held at the banking
rooms tonight. Daniel #. Doherty.
vice president and member of the board
al trustees of the institution, was. Sc
!acted 10 ill the ufiice of treasurer until
such time rs a permanent treasurer Is
selected. Mr. Dohorty is a prominent
local manufacturer and political Lead
CT aud las been associated with the
bank for long tune.
Preparations were also made by the
trustees for meeting any emergency
+ hich might arise as a result of the
encouragement of the shortage .afu
Subsequent events. Offers OF asslstance
have been received from other bankiIs
Institutions and although nesFreat run
!. Continued on Pass. Twslvs.l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-02

Boston .sAils !. 7-sEnrecast arepday
unsettled with occasional rain. -E9ues-
day. clearing and lbNs.h colder. Mod
crate southwest VII sshifting to west
and northwest byuesdaY and in
creasing. ~ - y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-02

WAS about at Amsterdam
Fahrcuhtit e his first Their
,er, which served as a model
since.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-02
RY's jQ1sAl CONTENTS
= One.

One.
LLEGRAPHQ New Peerages in
q Years IkIn Either King George
n onld Not San&l or Premier Asauith
Pared Not RSmnend Thcm-Postal
Savings Bank II Be opened Jan. ;;
,ystcft, VIII sB3arted on Small Scale
Nth one Office Hsach State-stS.G6o Fire
New Harbo fIaine-Tradc Review
k,nitiou of Iaracua Formally Made
Taft.
be Two.
Pit, I'D. Skowhega, and
20 Three.
Wills. Fairfield and Oak
Lss Four.
kiators MoiSsant and
" Falls from Their Aero
and Other Sport News.
|ass Fivs.
Page Six.
Page Seven.
b ADVERTISE ENTS-
Page Eight.
;usta's Building Record for
=
Page Nine.
afc House NcWs--Schooi Re
sisioncr of Inland Fisheries
axes Annual Report.
Page Ten.
ut:usta Local News.
Pare Eleven.
august. Local News.
Page 1weive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-02
tsigned
",tILLIAI Il. TAEI."
GENERAL AMNESTY
Is Pres. Estrada's First Act After
Elections BY Assembly. g

Man@ns. Nic.t.Jap .l.-Pst sldenl
Continued on Pace Twelve.) I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-02

Improvement AHrhed the opening pf
the second quarter OF the year. despite
new. action by Slie government in the
Standard oil and american Topaceo
CASES. but the Teriods was made uem-
oriabIe by thas6eginning of a can
paign on the part of the railroads l.
raise freight rates, and the successful
efforts of the federal authorities t.
curg such a movement BY the middle
ofa the year the securities market feil
| back again. because, of IA renewal al
government activity against corporate
| Interests, and the withdrawal nf pro-
| posed, freight rate increases by the
Western roads at the instigation OF tbs
President This, together with reports
| OF severe drought in the Northwest lee
to heavy selling of the list. chiefly this
igranters
/ July WAS in SOME respects The most IN
| settled month of the Year Prices drift
ed downward until well into the thru
week. when the collapse of the Pearson
Farquahar syndicate marked the lowest
price level of the year. The stock hold
ings Of the syndicate We're taken ovci
| by an international banking house and
the elimination of this interest was fol
/ lowed by a general recovery ,. SCI.
Il August was month of excitement arc
anxiety in that the POLITICAL SlfaaSbn lIftd
taken OH large proportions nrFht Mere was
II grave doubt as TO the outcnmei or flit
crops. The situation was further strained
II by the operations of a group of We'll
known spectators in grains and cotton
| Events of the next few weeks were ratb
er more encouraging. A good demand fol
bonds was one of the few redeeminS fea
lures of that period, and crop prospeetl
were then already fairly good.
! With the beginning. Of the lastsfi,,H
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-02
REVIEW
NH
banksand Financial fms
Report Prosperity
IA. "a ss|
Altitude Iowad Trusts aas'
Caused lsh {luslqa a!l ! !, ]
D(ess5a l6a b important sItsdes
3 Demands Care and Economy
49, il T&A-z--=- -


em YgfSE H. J The pass. y eep' -
y liyQ3E long iifStt~ lhfe yppr'i es1
III u fSSAave thelrthel!g in What
q III laTfs known as wall Street, fosll
~ }shalEs and financial institu,ienA
CENTRALLY it has been q prosper
yaar..p,,t for the rank and fiie ~ IVA
sstorF. f,xehapge. whether tradsr orr
sssa,,lhisserSbrcRsr, the netsres1,it has
been -fsl'.frssi satisSaetprf p,rep, the
ys.S. 'distiasine 'Se.r gas repiets with
aetsEl aients 81 ,xaxyi ing character hut
almost uniformly adverse inttheig. re-
suits The first days Witnessed d Sc
we're setback in prices due prinlsrti
to a fuller disclosure of the EoSeiass
ment attitude toward the. torbafatiofgk
Ftils was following by waveRt de-
preston and q violent, thought fem
porary rise IN money rates. The ste-
ond month Brought more unfs vorable
,deKelopNents, including the failure of
az 1kainert banking house. and furthF
EsIiaiidition IF stocks. Labor troubles
h!d4d 70 Abe S5afusion but the strain
May reliessd ~ measure by n check
in The dec1ine Q sprie3s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-02


''1iese sseG'siiftfes which had@beeu in a
STAFF of congestion the grester part Of
ifxR4Sssf =
: T Trailing ..sH the ENchange.,for the year
was muehvbelow that for 1863. This APP
plies "a Bonds as we'll as stocks. Taking
tho .h5f score issues which constitute
,tks great b&lk. of the years business. de-
riines. from the last day of 1909 range
from 8 points in Pennsylvania to % in
st. Palih The Hill and Hartman stocks
are from Mtoss points pelow, and Unit
ed StatessSteef is down almost 20 points.
Depkesslon in the steel trade Is of such
long STANDING and so generally recognized
that a detailed recital of conditions is
kHuperftslous at this time. The View pre-
Vailed that the breach between producer
|&hd consumer cannot be bridged by any
thing snort of material. price concession
The situation In the copper trade is equal
ay -discouraging. curtaiment of prpduc
ton and shading of prices having fatIec
almost entirely to stimulate and Hcreas.
tdenfands.
ThereEis some divergence Of opinion
| concerning the immediate future on the
| part of the moneyed interests, but on one
| point all agreed that the situation calls
| for economy and aIl-round conservation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-02
81 Poe

I1kput now upwards Of Half
Nv. Largest selling brand Of
u the wo-'A Factory, Man
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-02

fnr less than - may be opeTied.
fperson may deibsit more than
Ass calendar month or have to
|dis at any ON time more I
D. exclusive of 4 runulated inter
counts may be pened by any
h ovefs.i9 years lof age, in his
7 own iianie. andMby married wo
their oun H. AS The acco
Xlyeb cannot II interfered /
tssted BY r Husbands.
&c GER, ices isl enAirely ST 81
bersoifss. 3nnertt4l & ltas lles post
Eielartmeht viii bs atSa
Close cl'fei tfs btne 81 a ID
or 9Th. . spurf mis- deposit
.diie.ss fsto do by the pos
general. T'feefesis bnay be WI
bat ATS ,s:lue, wit1 .sasstssel Int
q lfseasest alpnsH!n.S be Wit
White deposits VI less. than
hot be rcceiaed, stEall amounts
saved fer dep sitfhy tho pure
postal sayinas ear@ at IN tfiI
and of cett III stai savings
i, hicb I.:vs sbesh fsstcislly
)rr the purpese MIMI be OF
all deposiietg offkp
AN interesting and Faluabl
u freseystsm.as the Eivil9
I'D toa deposit6r ofcoht erti
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-01-10
THROW OUT THE LINE.
Give the Kindsys Help aud Many Gran!sville Peo
pie Will be Happier

"ihrow 0pl the Lie Line
The kidneys need help.
They orarworked can't ger the poi
son filtered ont of the blood.
They're -ciying worse every minute.
WiIlyon help them?
Doon' Kidney Pills have brought
Thousands o. Kidney sufferers back from
the verge d. despair
win cu.e any form of kidney trouble.
a. Nmgsr, 65 W. Main ST., Buckhac-
non, " Va, says: II usually keep Doan's
Kidney Pills in the house and | find that
doseo6 sai IN acts as a tonic to my kid
ney- iu 1902 publicly endorsed this
remedy AND az this time willingly confirm
my statement. OFF aud on for long time
| was subject TO attacks Of kidney com
plant ] hsd duh pain through my
loins and flt all run down. Soon after /
took Doan'. Kidney Pills, ] was relieved.
This remedy ceranly lives mp to the rep
resentations."
For sale by all dealers Price 30 cents.
Foster MiIbum Co., Buffalo, New York.
sole agents Tor the United States
Rcmanber the name. Doan's..-and take
no Other
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-01-10
BIG GAMk o. NORTHWEST
Danger Of Complete Disappearance
Can Only Be Averted by
Prompt Action.

Northwest Canada ond portions OF
Alaska still contain great numbers
for large game. but in come localities
this has already become very scarce.
This is almost tle rs, srot in Amer
lea where bis e-rie IS abundant;
there remains oul, nc arctic regions.
II is evident thar in 81 new country.
lacking transuortat on facilities and
invaded by greet number of civilized
men. who must depend ~ large meas
ure on the country FOR subsistence.
the larger native t8pae viii soon dis
appear. In this northern region tray
elers, trappers and pro rectors sub
sist very largely N the game and
fish that they t'. aal great guam
titles Of via mca ar trought into
the settlement for -a'e
There has been rlormous waste by
the white game ',ers and # the
waste by the In5' been less II
Is only became {" ans are fewer
In numbers. n mo localities the
continued anG ST. e ing Of game
for sale in the az ne c. mps has re-
suited In tho olu.o { onplete disap-
pearance OF such me Besides this
there are not n few people who go
into the country y se.rch of fine
game heads. and no II with the
usual selfish tlo mess They have
been known after dry's hunting.
to leave to spoil on a hillside enough
meat TO supply q pros noctor with pro-
visions for a who, winter.
The chief r7r 1'mul I'm much OF
that country o. thc moore. which is so
abundant that FRO a good lockout
high up on the mo"ntains moose can
be seen almost any fnc day by the
aid OF field glasses In certain por-
lions of the cou~trv west Of the Mack
enzie river caur1J arc still seen
tn great herds 81 to proper season OF
the year, but the t~r's appear to
be growing constantly smaller.
Mountain sheen are yet abundant
in many places ard. owing to their
habits Of life are erhaps in less i'm
mediate danger Of determination than
the moose or caribou.
It IS obvious that as TIE settlement
Of this northern country proceeds the
game must d'sappear II is only by
the establishment Of game refugees
In these regions that Il can be pre-
~crved, and ut to present time the
residents of that northern country
are interested in the game only 50
FIR as 1t may be turned into money
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-01-10
WESTERN GIRL IS AMAZED
Domestic Arrange erts In New York
Are Analy7ad for 4 Ma
tive.

She was frcr he west and she
seneralized as rapidly as the traveller
who found no sosp IL his Parisian
pension room and wrote home that
the French never use soap.
What am9zire domestic arrange
ments you have in New York" she
instructed n native There is n man
in the Office where I am employed
who Is separe'~' from his second
wife. lie told me al about It. Moth.
ing so extraordi airy in that. of
course, but his second wife and his
first wife, from whom. Of course. he
is also separated. are living together.
lie told me these two women were
intimate friends when they were girls.
He had married Number One and
after q time she had become so zeal.
ous Of Number Two that she had left
him. don't doubt she had good
cause. for he then married Number
Two. She I'm turn became jealous of
Number One and left him. Then the
two women made q up and are living
happily together In little fiat up
town. while the man is wandering
around loose That sounds startling
10 me, but I sur ose It seems per.
fectly normal to you"
"Oh. perfectly"
I'VE never have anything like that
out west"
NO? No Reno. nor anything OF
that sort"
"Oh-well-but that's mostly for
you New York people"
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-01-10
Artificial Camphor.

There is in operation in New Yorl,
state an artificial camDhor factory.
the product of which is intended to
compete in the market with the nat
ural substance It is maintained that
T. does not differ except in the man
ncr of its origin, from that extracted
from The camphor trees of Formosa.
Artificial campbor is made from es.
sentiol oils derived from turpentine
Chemically the only difference be-
tween turDentine and campbor is the
possession by each moleculo of the
latter of one atom Of oxygen which is
lacking ia tho former by chemical
process the needed oxygen is sun.
Piled. ThIee-rourths OF the entire sup.
ply OF camphor is used IN tho arts
and one fourth In medicine.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-01-10
Ahkolsford.

The present estate of Abbotsrord
wss formed during The years 1911 10
1917 from various small farms, the FIRST
one purchased bearing the "iuharuo-
Nous designation" CLARITY Hole. After
Sir Walter SCOTS cerlh iu 1884 CON.
mittee OF friends collected ESO00 to-
ward the redomi ton OF tho estate. end
Mr.. Cadet the 'ian.t. cor risutcd
the rest on receiy the rights over
SCOTS works The Do 10. ana muser.n
had been given 20 o. yc IT, before by
the creditors AS bis on Lieut. Col.
w Scott died on his way homo from
India the property dee ccndsd TO ,. r..
Locthart, his souiC-ioW. ard thence TO
his daugh ,er's hu bend. y r. Hop,.
Scott whose dauga a. held he estate
fot some yenrs. Many Scott relies .ra
preserved % the house. notably his
chair and writing table lu the study
and his bat and gloves IN the hall
London Evening Standard.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-01-10
4 Community Of Vote Sellers.

An appalling and disconraging
COZ d lion is revealed in the disclc.
sues brought ont ~ special
grand jury in Adams county. Ohio,
Here Is rural comfy OF 20. 00G la
habitants, largo percentage Of
VIII So yoscrs appear to have re-
garded their elective franchise as
mel chapdise for barter and sale.
Al this writing nearly 1000 voters
have been indicted for selling their
votes, oi whom more than $50 have
acknowledged their guilt and have
been punished by disfranchisemen
fines aud wOrkhouse sentences
Tie grand jury is still az work and
800 ur more indictments are pre-
dicied fore the session closes, 1t
10 saId ina, conditions are lust as
BAL IN seysral other Ohio counties
as they are beng revealed in
Adams.
The present extent of corruption
is the steady growth of years. ien
and whole families whose sense of
honor aud integrity is formal in
otter respects have come to regard
ltno cilne but rather n plain mat
ter OF business, to sell their votes to
the candidates willing to pay the
hi8hest price for them. Unfortu-
ma ely Oslo is not an isolated ex-
ample OF his degenerate reasoning.
The spectacle was afforded in the
2Sth cong cessional district of Penn
sy'vauia last spring of candidate
for nomination expanding over S42,-
600 III his campaign, most of which
went for the dissemination of infor-
nation. He received about TO-
900 votes and it was figured that
they cost him an average of 81 a
head.
We have been accustomed to con-
slider that election bribery fourished
only in The big cities. but we shall
have to revise our ideas on the sub
Ject. There are probably not as
many purchased votes in an election
In New York city, with it's 100000
voters, ~ Adams county, Ohio, with
five or SIX thousand, has been regu
larry supplying, OF as five Pelnsyi
wanna counties furnished the spend
or If $4,000 under the guise of
'dissemlua ing information Il
is evident that there must be a ma
tion-wide awake ming of conscience
If the sauctity Of the ballot is not
entirely destroyed. The brbe-
taker aud the bri e-giyer must be
punished by the ocorn and contemp.
OF their fellow men as well as bv
imprisonment and Acknowledgement
The corruption of the ballot is the
most serioutmenace today confront
ing American institutions.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-01-10
MAKE THE BEST MATTRESSES
College Girls Employed 70 Exclusion
Of All Others ia Mountain
Hosiery.

There Is a hotel up In the White
mountains that has only college girls
az Mattresses. There are more than
fifty such Girls emp Dyed I'm the hotel
and Gen. ~. & wentworth. proprie
tor OF the hcctelry. now says he would
not have any other kind of servants
He has application. from Wellesley.
Smith, Nasssr. Wells and many other
girls COLLEGES for positions MS walt
resses. and. IN fact has so many cal.
didates he selects his help by most
rigorous examination Tho girls are
or duty only for breakfast, luncheon
and dinner and have the rest of the
day absolutely free. As the majority
OF these girls rank high In class. and
as many children are in the hotel
81 their parents. they have abund.
"a time to do tutoring I'm the summer
and make large fees IN that way.
General Wentworth is satisfied with
the arrangement and usually encour-
ages the girls to make all the money
they can. He has found his scheme
successful and observes his guests
invaribly are satisfied There IS a
superstition. said Wentworth, "a col
lege education units a girl for eff
cient work. but this is nonsense
have had experience with all kinds OF
servants, and if / am given my choice
i invariably pick the college girl.
Not only does the college girl attend
to her work better than the ordinary
servant, but her work is much more
finished. She has better idea OF
what is required and she has better
idea Of the place of work in the
wOrid"
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-01-10

Neither my sister nor myself might be
living to-day, II had not been for DR..
King New Discovery writes a. ID Nc
donald Of Fayetteville, N. G. X. F.. y. 20.
{" for we both had frighlful coughs that
no other remedy could help. We were
told my sister had consumption. She was
very weak and had night sweats but your
wonderful medicine com pletely curel MS
both. It's the best ] ever used or heard
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