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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-08

dis,-ic, lines be clearly and definite
II established
-. TIL. most fundamental change
recommended in the report is the
new definition OF enrolment. which
bases the apportioament OF pull
school funds on the average attend
r2cr o: pupils. Under this definition
the teacher. the school. and the dis
trict lose money every day 2upi!
is absent. and gain every day he is
present.
&c. An attempt IS made to estab-
lish permanent State school fund
and permanen, building fund.
IL TIL. additional expenditures
required * this report vii! be IN
creased salaries for county srDerin-
;enJea;s OF education. a small ap2o-
?riat;on guaranteeing to each school
a:s;-;c; enc separate school for thre.
months for pupils OF each race. tn"
sala-;es o: The division supervisors.
all OF which VIII impose only slica:
expenditures above '::.csent appro-
-,-:ai:cns made either by tho several
counties or ay thc General Assembly
Should this bill become I Law Il
vii! virtually pri our school SvStar:
in the hands of the State Suner!n-
tcndeat OF Education. Are The peo-
ric -~adv 20 give one man snch a
vast voGg.c'
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-08
:iPPORTION REPRESENTATION
Sill Fixing the Number Each Co.:i-
Is VIII Have Pass.

Mr CorEo-.s bill 20 a2portion -eH-
rcs~nta;ioa in Tie house OF repre-
.entatives among the several coan-
lies rassed The House Wednesday.
The members OF tho house OF ~"9-
resentatives under Representative
Conror's bill IS rs follows:
Abbevillc. three: Aiken. three;
Anderson. six 2ara5e.- Two: 3a.n-
well. three: Eea1fort. two: Bcrke-
ley. two: Calhoun. one: Charleston.
seven: Cherokee. TWO: Chester. two:
Chesterfield. two Clarendon. three:
Colieton. three: Darlington. three:
Dillon. TWO: Dorchester. one; Edge
field. two: Fairfield two: *No-ence
.,iree: Geo-Sctovr. TWO; Grccav:,ie
six: Greenwood. Three: Hampton,
:wo: Eorrv. two: k.rshaw. Two:
Lancaster. two: ,aurcas three: Lee.
two: Lexington. three; Marion. two:
Marlboro. three: Ncwoerry. three:
Cconee. two OranRch::-c. five: Pick
CHS. two: E;chi2ni. Eve: SaiGda.
Two: Spavtanba-g. seren Sumter.
three: Union. two: Williamsburg.
three. and FORK. four.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-08
The SLIP OF A PIN
CAUSES TIE DROWNING OF
ELEVEN MEN N CASSnN.
BADLY Adjusted s:etal Bar Let 1000
Pound Bucket Fall and Break Air


To the sa--iessn"ss OF oac OF he
.;ct;ms was .sc.!i,ed the riooG:nS OF
TIE ca:sson tn.t rcsn.t@d IN me
alawninS OF @:e.er negro !aborcrs
ia the -, nc Ri'er al Eei.a y.
-. Just b>.a.e midn:Sh; TucsstaS
The imrertec; adjustment; Of pin
holding in place : l.Ho1-po:.nd :.on
bucket SLED with mud was the d!Gec;
camSe OF the accident. Fifteen men
ere excavat!nS ;or the foundation
g: oae OF Il.g S.e-s :o= rae :!ew DOT
I1e-decker D-:l=e OF Tie Mc.ty.oo
:,ish-specd electric lirc between the
Hudson Terminal and Newark
The misplaced PIN sI:2pc,: f-om IS
Sitting ard he heavily loaded bucket
fel' on the air valve. Tie :a!yc coz
,:sted Of Sc, Of do-H;e Goo-s These
operated cntonai:ca!!!y. cne being
closed when the Other @aS onea, The
hacket crashed through both and the
compressed ar WAS released! from
the cham Der in which the ii.:een men
We. q; work.
With the air released water poured
irto the chamber from ;ht- bed OF me
river The chamber had Al es2apc
i oder provided for sr;ch emcrs"n-
cies. bat 700 man men were caUGilt
in the trap For- scrambled up. but
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-08
State OF South Carolina.

County OF ----
Whereas. Il has been made tc ap-
pear 10 me ........ Judge Oh
Probate for ....... County. upon
oath. that ..... CT .... and
OF $1,000. are legally
and that their ages are respectively
49,. years and -. months. and
-. years and -. months. and
that their race is ....., and their
nationality IS ...... These are
therefore. to authorize any person
qualified TO perform the marriage
ceremonies 70 perform the marriage
ceremony for the persons abo"e
named. and FOR the so doing this
shall be sufficient warrant.
Given under my hand and seal
this -. day Of ..... A. D..
Judge OF Probate for -. County"
"Cer.ifcate-This is 10 certify that
I. ...... did this day perform the
marriage ceremony for the within
named persons at ........ 5.
c.. -. day OF ....... a. D. 49,.
Section = /: shall be the duty
Of the party performing the mar
-iace ceremony 10 take the marriage
license and fill out certificate OF
marriage and within IS days turn
the same over 10 the Judge OF Pro-
hate. who issued II. and It shall! be
:he duty CT the Judge o. Probate 20
record AMI index same in book
tept for that purpose: and it shall be
the duty OF Judge Of Probate TO is
sue certified copy Of said license
and certificate 70 any person upon
such person paving him the sum
os twenty-five cents as fee terefor.
Section ). Tha: all fines imposed
and recovered FOR any violation OF
this Act shall be paid 10 count"
treasurer and credited by him 10 the
school fund Of the county IN which
the violation occurs.
section y. NCinlNC R'!eiN CON
:ained shall render any Ii.a.riage Il
legal without the issuance Of a i!
cenSt
Section !. The prodrcticn of such
certificate or copy thereof with the
blank on The back thereof p-opcr!:
filled OFT and signed bv The person
performing such ceremony. and Ger
tifed by the clerk o. Court or jude
Of Probate. is issued By that officer
shall be receive! rs sufficient evil
dence in proof oe contract OF mar
rage between the parties: ,he-in
named in any o: the Courts OF THIS
STATE Provided. that nothing in :his
Act shall proven: proof OF marriage
in any way now allowed o. !aT In
this State
Section s That only ministers of
The gospel and officers authorized 10
aGm:niste- oaths in this State are
10 administer marriage
ceremony in this State.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-08
Found u Hermit.

Moses Waters. cf kaiiS?e;l Mont.
after - years absence from his
home n Leth3rIdGc. Canada. has
been located. surrounded * an Or
cAa-d o! peaches plans. apples and
pears Nesting beside tie bank o..
the Kootenai river III ;he dense tor-
csts OF Lincoln COUNTY. Mont. Wat
.rS. now s. yc-s u age. i.as been
found in Z hcrrii.S : hal:nt.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-08
HUNDREDS DROWNED
TIDAL WAVE DEL
CGES AN ISLAND.
ton of Volcano in the Philip

4 dispatch from Manila says IN
American scnool teacher who has
t-.verssd me west shore y Lac
Taal. tele.raphs that i've small -
l.ges wers destroyed By th' tijal
wave and that rot less than ";p' per
sons have been killed in that v!c!n-
itv. Many were burned IN fires start
ed by molten masses.
A cons;abula:y relief detac@mcrt
reports twelve persons were drowned
and one killed by lightning It Tall
say and that three persons Were
drowned II Lemery. The government
is hu-ry:ng relief trains 70 tn. scene.
Many persons. ali natives. lost
their Ewes IN the ,;da! wave whicn
followed the -ruF:!ors o: re '.'i
caao Taal. according TO pre-; Al
vices. All the towns within radius
o. fully twenty niles have s';. .:rc:
damage from II. rain OF mud an!
stones which continues.
The eruptions continued Monday
The sky was cloudless and there vas
40 wind but the muddy rain fell
steadily. The native, have aban-
doned their village homes in the vi
rin!ty OF Lake Taal and sought re-
lrge in the surrounding hills.
Mount Taal. rises in the center Of
Lake Taal. 4 body OF wata. not more
than fifteen miles ii circumference.
II is thirty-!ou7 miles fr:.m Maa:la.
from which dense clouds OF smoke.
rising from the crater are plainly
visible
The observato-: authorities be-
lieve that Manila IS in no danger. BIZ;
there is some alarm among the 2a-
itiT:s. wao recalled the destruction
caused by Mount Mayon. the other
volcano on Luzon. in 1897. SO far.
however. Mayor has shown no
Threatening disturbance.
investigators o! the bureau o! SCI
ence report that with the first vio-
lien. rumblinEs Of the volcano. The
l
seem to have suffered most
Mount Taal rises $50 feet from
tie center Of Lake Taal province OF
! BatangaS. LuZon II is the second
Volcano in importance in Luzon. ana
has experienced eight violent dis
turbances preceding the present on
since 1909.
1t has been more or less active
from time immcmor!al. It's most ae-
structive e.upt:ons occurred in i15 !
and continued for period OF six
months. causing much loss CT lie
and enormous dest-uctor OF 3roper.:
There were less serious outbreaks in
1905 and 1873.
In 1859 Tount Mayon was IN erup-
ton for two months. DESTROYING The
towns OF Cazsauaa and Malinao. to-
Sether with several villages. In ISL !
Il burst forth again destroying FIVE
towns.
After the eruption OF Taal on Sat
urday the volcanic island appeared
10 sink Ave feet aad the waters OF
the lake rising. swept the shores z
mile inland. carrying away the BAN
boo shacks and catching score OF
natives Others in the vicinity had
taken warning and He,. AZ the frs;
rumblings OF the Volcano
Another eruption took place in
May. 1897. when four hundred per
sons lost their lives The latest out
break. less severe. was in March.
1900.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-08
PRETTY WOMAN STRANGLED.
Body Found in Room OF Hotel in
New York.

Tho body OF young woman.
stranc!ed 10 death. in the opinion Of
.he police. WIS found in 4 1909, on
r" second floor Of the Bryant hotel
n Sixth avenue Sunday night. Up
20 = late hour investigation had de-
vaioPea no clue 20 her identity or
hat OF the supposed murderer. 4
couple which bad occupied the room
AS, night were registered as NJ.
and MIS-. John Smith OF Montclai..
y. J.
A bell boy discovered the body
sunday night a handkerchief had
been stuffed down the woman's
throat and her neck and face were
disclosed and bruised The hotel
clerk informed the police that the
ran who had accomp panied the wo-
nan 70 the hote, left early this
morning.
The victim o. the murder was
abcu, 30 years old and pretty.
There WAS evidence that the wo-
man had fought hard ... ::;.e. Fer
body WAS found lying on the bee and
rar:1v on the floor. and although
dressed. her clothing was BADLY torn.
The po,icc believe the murder was
coc,mitted between . and S o'clc /.
N the morning Neither the n!a1
cor t.3e woman had been seen at the
hotsl before. according to the night
c'crE
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-08
Arrested on Fraud Charge.

An Associated Press dispatch f-o.:,
valdoS;a. Ca s:ys D. q. Z.ig!er
who was prominently connected Viz
4 ?roj.ct 10 develop water 2ower on
the Suwan-c "i"cr. Florida. wa>
brought there Noaday and ordered
held unde- bond for The Federal
CoTr;. under an Indictment char
ing him Hifh CS:ns III. ul.j' ; 70 d.
fraud in This project. The ia3!ct-
me!.: was returned - l.c&SonTil.e
He was arrested. IL Douglas Ga.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-08
WANTS THEM OCSTED.
lease After Those Fellows Who
V,,,; Two places

Char ing that the supreme court
:tse!t is careless OF obedience TO the
"oastit"Jion. and declaring that
many members OF the legislature v!o-
,,te he constitution by holding their
seats ari AZ the same time serving as
t-8Stses OF safe institutions. Gov
--no- Please sent 20 the general as
s.mb,v Saturday afternoon 4 special
;:esS"Se. suggesting appointment OF
a JONI committee 70 ascertain what
."rsons. in the legislature or hold
i>S o,scr o:!lc:a: positions. are also
,r4s.ees o; state institutions. 4
lid o cement Of the Law as sus-
S;ed BY Gov. Blease would cause
t;,c retirement o: Gov Tillman from
re Clemson Board o: Trustees as
~c!: IS others.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-08
sued for Divorce.

\ dispatch from Paducha. Ky.
49, Paul Gilmore. the actor. while
~ "aca-e:f,,.at IN that city WIS
49,; VIII Summons in the divorce
O: Viz vito. Mrs. Elmer Gilmore.
. lives III San Francisco. Cal.
'l.sra -hs SG.r IS 10 b tried Gill
sr,. h-.s been IN OralGeburG several
s..aS ~: : weIl-kacwn 20 some or
nc.I c.t:zsus
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-08
TIE REBELS WIN
Regular aex;ean troops Whipped IN a
Battle by lnsanectsrs
AFTER A SEVERE FIGHT
iie>ican Regulars in Vicinity OF
OiinaSa Ou.g.neraled and Badly

Defeated - ln>u-rectos Assert
That There is No Hurry for TAX
ing Towns Held by the Regulars.
4 dispatch from P7esedio. Texas.
says outgcnerailed and defeated with
:lore than .0c soldiers killed n
hattie. the torces OF Gen. Luque are
divided and coopec UP iC the towns
OF OEnaSa and Cuch!!lio Parade.
Gen Lugue with less than 100 men
occupies oi!aaSa. and Col. Dorantes,
18th atoGt 100 cavalry Is at Cucts!.
10 par-at,o. The rebels occupy ev-
cry road leading into both towns.
and Will not permit provisions o.
forage 20 be carried in.
From several points come reports
taat the scattered bands OF insur-
-ec;os ara gathering for simultan-
cons assar!; on both Federal strong
holds. Last night the camp aCes OF
tle i.surrec;os were visible from
Preside. The rebels could be seen
2at-c.l;ng the roads within FIVE miles
CT O;;Ea-a across tn, rive. from this
The Associated Press correspond
place.
-nt interviewed Jose de La Cruz
Sanchez last nioht I'VE could take
| O!inaga at a2y tine" he said. I'VE
maze delayed! the attack for several
-ezsons. The wives and families Of
many OF our H.en are shut up in the
own. They would probably be
killed by he soldiers X We made an
attack We have been able to use
our forces 70 better advantage In
the field. and have no desire to tie
NJ permanent garrison in the city.
The time is near. however. when
; Ciinaga will be ours"
; Two days ago the Associated
Press correspondent and a Mexican
guide encountered a party Of seven
gendarmes on the American side Of
the river. The Mexicans were con-
ceaied until the two horSemen ap-
2roacted when they arose from their
hiding place. rifles N hand. The
Leader politely greeted the colre-
spondent and said: Il thought you
we're another man.
Il IS reported that the Federal
officials 1T Oiinaga have offered a
raward Coz the capture or assass!na~
ton OF the insurrectos leaders.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-08
Another Killing.

!. The feSui; Of a row between
VIII <anc" and D"mrsy Pot;c-- ;wo
vc,;.:@ ". .t,. rnso. o. little Eive:.
n .Tr--y ,ormtv. saturday night a'
A pI!,v. :h" former lies dead, haN!n@
:,..n saor cni al.H"St ;ns1.-t;iy
hL1,~,: bv re latter. Nance WAS n
lICuor. AID attacked Potter
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-08
Sure He's Dead.

The Will OF Henry Abbott. Sr.. ot
Media Pa requires TIA, his body
be ken, IN an open coffin fo- 90 davs
Ter his death and that Il b. viewed
daily. Il he IS sill dead ::ta- that
period his remains may be buried
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-08
NOW The Law
Tie Gsns~al Assembly Passes a har-
rage License Measure
TEXT OF The new Law

General Assembly Passes y Gen
cral Marriage License Law, Which
BECOMES Effective On and After
Next July.
The legislature OF South Carolina
has passed marriage license bill.
This IS the otcome OF 25 years OF
effort. Tuesday in the house OF rep
resentatives there Was long de-
bate and T. B. Fraser opposed the
bill! N a powerful argument. but by
majority OF t!t;een the house voted
down opposition and gave favovaaie
action 70 the measure which has al
ready passed the senate The fol-
This is the outcome OF 25 years OF
law:
Section !. That from the first day
CT July. 1911. I, shall be unlawful
for any person TO contract matr!-
mony within this State without first
procuring 4 license as is hereinafter
provided: and 1t shall likewise to be
unla wful for any one. whomsoever.
20 perform the marriage ceremony
tor any such person without said
persons arst delivering to tie party
performing said marriage ceremony
a license as Is hereinafter provided.
duly authorizing said persons TO con-
tract matrimony. Any officer or per-
son performing the marriage ccre-
mony without the production o! such
license shall on conviction thereof
by payment Of fine Of not more
than 500 and not less than SIS or
Imprisonment Of not more than thiT-
ty days nor less than ten days.
Section .. For the purpose OF
CARRYING ont the foregoing provis-
ioas. the Judge OF Probate shall Is
sue license FOR the marriage Of
any persons upon the payment OF a
fee OF 81 therefor. and statement.
| under oath or affirmation. 20 the
effect that the persons seeking TO
contrac; matrimoay are legally ca
| pacitated to marry. together with
| the full names OF the persons. their
ages and places OF residence. or the
fee OF 81 the Judge OF Probate shall
retain twenty-five cents IS his com
-ensation: the remaining seventy
| FIVE cents shall! be paid into the
county treasury anj 90 10 the school
fund ot said county: Provided. no
such license shall be issued when the
| woman o. woman-ch.iG is under the
age Of IL or the man IS under the
'age OF Is: Provided. further. chat
whe1 either party TO the proposed
marriage shall be under IS years o.
age and shall reside with the father
or mother 0. other relative or guar
dian the PROBATE Judge shall no: is
sue license for such marriage until
the consent Of such relative or guar
dian in writing shall first be deiiv-
cred 70 him Provided. that such
license shall be issueG in the coua-
ties Of Beaufort. Colleton. Darling
ton. Horny. Georgetown and Sumter
by the clerks of Court
Section 5. That uron the back OF
each license so issued there shall
be blank to be filed out by the
party performing the marriage cere-
mony. and shall be signed By both
contracting parties. the form Of the
license and certificate shall be as
follows:
..St,,e ~ South Carolina
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-08
Village Clr,a. stopped.

All OF tic clocks Il toe v.ila7c Of
O-.gonia. O.. Sr22ped NJ ;"o min
utes before twc,ve o2@ night las;
week. TEE residents OF ~. cc:GnGc-
itv are wondering VIA; caaS"d ;he
strange occurrence @nG a!a-a.. !; on
IN earthquake
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-08
TMciNc Dead.

~ NawasS. y. j.. police head
.,..s.z:ors was notified that several
2. probably iweire. bad lost ;hsir
ives IN the Passaic RIVER. betwecn
in: c:;y and Harrison. n al acci-
d.rt Of some sort on T." "cn;re
S.a.,.s; Pride. = Pennsylvania Rail
Z E.r.,..-T.....
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-08
UNUSUAL ACCIDENT.
Three Persons Killed by Sign That
Fell Down.

Fell Down.
At Philadelphia Oh Monday death
swooped down upon 4 crowd OF shop
pers in busy Marke; street. when Z
big sheet Getal sign blown from q
ROOF fell among them and killed two
men and n girl. A half dozen other
persons were injured. several so ser:-
ously that they were taken 70 hos
pital
The sign was abou, twenty feet
wide and ten feet high and stood on
The roo. Of fou--story building II
the heart OF the retail shopping dis
trict. 4 panic easued and some on
turned in ali alarm 0: fire. which
brought out the fremen. thus adding
10 the excitement.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-08

eu"'aIon % 10 e'ee'eo ,! ,he
.o'"'' ooA.u ~. eou,"'.o". !" - ts'
s-, N.Iu'oAs ~, ,. 40" =.
H VI Ga '''''. ."" '.e
~ =. =. ."s oo.-'' ~. ''''e'.''..,. :
-
NC '' NeH s'''oo' !"
,.-I SiA.rt.Ieo ca" 81 eH:' ."euse' "'!' '.i
HIsh seoot appropriation! increased %
S''.VVo-
,. Inc State board OF education =
authorized 10 CLASSIFY under rccos-
nized nomenclature The schools ant!
colleges Of the State
10. County boards OF education
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-13
C0CINE P0R ELECTRICIDAD

la Porto Rico Railway Light & Power Company,
Mama Ia atenci6n del pdbico la electica
Pleta las m&quinas de lavado planchado, calen-
fadores oos aparatos eltccos, que acaba de recib
para nstaar moderno Sanatorio de Hato Rcy, la
Sociedad Espanola de Auxiio Mdtuo Bene6cencia de
Puerto Rico; cuyo motive anuncia que los precos
lie corriente eectrica para cocnar especa
les entire media noche P. M ser4n los mismos que
Ror Il corriente que los motores.
PORTO RICO RAILWAY LIaHr rovx1 ca
San Juas P. r, Agosto nc. loa1.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-13
MAS NOTICIAS

Han llegado esta capital proce-
dentes de New York, nuestro amigo don
Pedro Gomez Cueto y los senores Ch..
de Ziemkiezier y A. de Gerard,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-13
Exquisitos postres

-
No hay otros mejores nj mas ricos>
para familias y Hote1es que la PASTA
y JALEA de guayaba marca LA Cont
eancia" de
ANGUERA e. Co., Ponce.
De venta en- todos los buenok esta-
blecimientos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-13

Anoche do un concerto al aire b.
bre en- la plaza Baldorioty, la banda
del Regimiento de Puerto Rico. Ea
p1blico aplaudi6 con aatusiasmo la ex-
celente Interpretation del programa,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-24
TEST OF FATHERS WILL.
J. Harry Dove Not Satisfied With a
Legacy of $500.

J. Harry Dove is dissatisfied with the
legacy of $500 left him by the will of his
father, William F. Dove and today filed
a caveat protesting against the probate
Of the paperwriting. He charges that at
the time of the execution Of the docu-
ment his father was not Of disposing
mind. He also declares his brother
Thomas M. Dove. unduly Influenced the
execution Of the paper.
The fathers will declared he had made
many advances to his son Harry from
which he declared he had no return,
while his son Thomas had furnished him
a home when he was unable to maintain
one for himself" With the exception OF
the northumberland bequest. the re-
naming estate was left to the other son.
In his petition for probate of his ia
theirs will, Thomas NJ. Dove says the
estate comprised premises 723 4th street
southeast, valued at So, coo, and personal
property estimated at $500.
complaining brother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-24
Tapped s Times.

The following report in extreme case OF
chronic Bright's Disease win interest physicians
due TO the fact that tapping has heretofore
Invariably attended fatal termina tions. Under
the emollient treatment tapping does not
prevent recovery.
Pattent-six years old, the young son Of A. c.
Dean Of 1928 9th ave-. Oakland, Cal.
Chronic Brights. Dropsy that had resisted all
efforts was continually increasing. The family
physician gave no hope and said the end was
near.
At this critical moment the treatment was
changed to Fulton's Renal Compound the physi-
clan aiding II by holding up the heart and
strengthening the little patient against collapse
Case very stubborn. Dropsy oppressive
that the patient had to be tapped eight times
but as the tappings became further apart the
slbumen began to decline. diuresis increased and
the patient made a slow but steady recovery
and is now going to the public school in Oak
land.
The new emeilient treatment for .Bright's and
chronic kidney disease Buttons Renal Com
pound shows efficiency in about STgo Of
these hitherto incrable and fatal diseases. II
can he had in Washington from Jas O'Donnell
We desire to hear from and advise with pa
tfeDts NOT noting Improvement by the thfrt
week. Literature mailed free. John p. Fultoi
Co., Gas Battery ST., San Francisco, Cal. W,
!nvite correspondents with physicians who hsv'
obstinate cases.