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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-13

Kat price, IL YOU are itSNtHs ASt
bargain. write me At once. LOTS,
care Eirginian
Nice Farm Ferty-Ffye Miles West of
Richmond, on Piedmont division or
c. Il O railway, ten minutes Walk
to railway. iS3 acres; 700 fruit trees
in bearing usual farm buildings 10
acres in cultivation, rest in timber
and pasture land. At bargain to
settle an estate
sAa Acres, Situated in Orange County.
Va, one mile from railway and two
public roads; $50 acres in cultivation;
good springs. l5-acre orchard: close
to church. school and postof'ice, This
in a fine stock, grain and fruit farm.
Necessary farm buildings, sacrinoed
TO settle an estate. at bargap,
N-22I. care Virginian.
1880 Acres One Mile From Depot 10Y
in cultivation. good buildings of all
kinds Price SIS per acre. u, T.
WATKINS, IS North Ninth street,
Farm of Fcrty-Five Acre. Close to
depot: new seven-room house. Price.
$500. Terms easy. 3. T. WAT
KiNs. 2s North Ninth street
FOR SALE BY
THE VIRGINIA REALTY COMPANY.
T2o EAST MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.
Nice Hanover avenue nemr, - tseo""t
two squares from car line, detached;
terms reasonable; a bargain. owner
leaving city.
Nice little Home In West End. Near
car line; six rooms, lot 29Nl35, de-
tached; only s2.5oo; about one-third
cash
Centrally Located Brick Home, Eight
rooms, latrobe heat and ether city
eonveniences. at a bargain, Terms
easy.
Three Modern Homes on Church mus
eight rooms on car line, detached.
Price right; easy terms.
Nice Home Near Chimboraxo Park +,
detached; eleven rooms; lot IS feet
front This will make n good home
or Il good Investment. al a bargain
Two Nice Modern si--R"or pix
homes; one square from car line;
semi detached; new. WIN maho ~. Z
homes or good investments; in West
End, only $3.50.
Nice Suburban Iiomc. Two Squares
from car lire, on two public roads
one and one-half acres. This liz a
/ beautiful suburban home and must
be seen to be appreciated. Price
right. owner leaving city.
Capital Country store and Farm. with
nice dwelling. good outhuiidings,
forty five acres of splendid truck
land, orchard, well and spring good
Hanover, county. eleven miles from
Richmond. cheap at 1880, y. w
LORD. Auctloneer. al Casselmans
Io1s East Main street Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-13

Nice Hanover Avenue Home, Roomsi
two squares from car line; detached;
terms reasonable; a bargain, owner
leaving city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-13

We Have Bargains In Coal Carts. Dirt
carts and farm carts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-13
REAL ESTATE WANTED
FOR RENT
PERSONALS

Lesser. the Ladies' Taffor. sbe Only
one in town who makes specially
Of altering ali kinds OF garments 70
the latest fashion. Every garment
that is altered in my establishment
Is done under my personal superv',
sion. Prices very rodcrate and
work satisfactory. TIE RAItElGH
APARTMENT. Harrison and FRANK
I'm Phone Madison 4s3S
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-13

III You Want the Hest Anthracite or
lump splint. telephone us. Also coke
I'd 2.56 per load Wood at summer
prices. TYLER & RYAN. 1901 West
Cary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-13
WANTED

WA T'FsD. Music SCHOLARS. MISS
10 NJ DAVIS. 4os NORTH THIRTY
THIRD STREET. CITY. APPLY
FOR RATES.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-13

Fur Coats, scarfm. MufTs. Remodied TO
the latest style. LESSER THE
LADIES TAILOR. Harrison and
Franklin streets, Madison 1873.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-13
HELP FEMALE

$50 Ns--
WANTED, ia 40T-g. LADIES
Over 10 Years Old In Packing and
stunning departments; well paid
while learning Experienced cigs-
retire hackers are also desired. Apply
n once
ALLEN & GfNTER BRANCH,
seventh and Cary streets
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-13

Three Modern Homes Church Hill,
eight rooms. on car line, detached.
Price right; easy terms,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-13

We Have bargains in Open and ToI
hughes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Farm of Fifty Acres. One Nile From
dnpot: close 10 school and church; ;
ali fenced. House of eight rooms :
twenty miles from Richmond. Price
T250 D. T. WATKINS. IS North
Ninth street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-13
]. A. Connolly & Co.
SEVENTH AND FkANhLI
STREETS.

Phones. Madison @aGt-336.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-13
WOOD AND COAL.

YIN Selling the Best Oak and Pine
ever offered in Richmond, thin bark
ara easy to split. perfectly dry
slabs, best for kindling and cooking
Ny coal is clean, free from tine.
dirty stuff. Virginia anthracite Is
cheapest for cooking and furnaces
VIII send sample. LONGS. 1905
West Broad.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-13
MILLINERY

Miss Cecilia GerrinE, Millinery Pariors
2Sa East Broad street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-13

Nice Home Near Chimboraxo Park ,
detached; eleven rooms; lot IS feet
front This will make good home
or Il good Investment; at a bargain
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-13
Wants
AGENTS

Agents Make Mig Money Selling Our
new gold letters for office windows,
store fronts and glass signs. Any
one can put them on. write TO-DAY
for free samples and full particulars.
METALLIC SIGN LETTER CO.. 4o6
N Clark St, Chicago
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-13
fsEtP WANTED.

HEfP WANTED.
II +s-+t we're - wen ~
Tf{t 4'NfRGfSfAN - christina
T3TgT DISTRIBUTIONS SHOW
St4Tsg GOOD WILL HF PICKING
Yttf'U FAR|RtTE AMONG The
Sff& %EF,S @as list on page n. AND
CASTING SOME VOTES. BE THEY
yrsW Or MANY, To AID YOUR
tHf1gCE IN WISsTS.l A HAND
SOME CHRISTMAS GIFT.
N~ats.a, La Every iowa Reliable Wan
~ distribute circulars. samples,
usu4Fs tack signs, etc. Good pay: no
r. uyasstna Enclose stamp CfiAS.
l. sEM$. Rosebank. y, Y
sfs per week 30 Neat appearing. Ener.
e~eff, demonstrators. for household
eas8nt aYt{cla Ladies' or gentlemen
. ~ 3fers Department "a, THE Ma
Tfts%AI. VACUUM MACHINERY CO.
Dayton Chic
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-13

nice dwelling; good outhuildings:
forty-hve acres of splendid truck
business stand. with nice trade; in
Hanover county. eleven miles from
Richmond. cheap at $2.7s0, y. w.
LORD, Auctloneer. al casselman's,
lois East Main street. Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-13

24a Acres, price. $50 FER Acre--So
acres cleared balance in timber,
good oak and pine, watered ny
branches and partly fen ed. orchard
of apples, pears and p saehes. GOOD
eight go room house In good con +
dstion; god barn and other outbulid-
sngs Close 20 railroad station, post
ofF1ce, store. church ana school &~'2s'
care XirRinian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-13

Agents Wanted. Sell Rich looking. Ina"
Ter. Milan, Tenn. sold lis in four
DAYS; his profits. s57. You can do as
well. Write for sample offer and
unique selling plan; exclusive terri
tory. A. CONDOR, RUG IMPORTER.
Stonington. Maine.
Agents Make $50 Weekly Selling Our
500 Handy Household ArucieS GAIA
iogue free. SCHEFF CO, 1l37 Wells
ST. Chicago
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-13

We Have Bargains I'm Damp Wagons
farm wagons and truck wagons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-13
s1TUATIoNs-FEMALE

Refined Lady wishes Position As ASsiS-
tant In office work, Address N-1S
care yirGinian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-13
.ENTRr-s FOR BICYCLES.

Agent for Emblem, Dayton and Eagle
Bicycles. Repairing specially
Also bicycles to hire. Phone Mon
roe 2031 SOS West Broad street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-13
SITUATIONS MALE


Mrn FffEy-avr Years OLD wishes Pe-
sFtion as night Waterman. Address
N H. cacre EtrEtnsau.
Thoroughly Experienced. Ip-To-Date
Office man desires immediate cor
nection with live going concern III
YOU want a good man and VIII pay
salary commensurate with service
rendered. address c-ls5. care Vir-
gsnian.
aoang Man. Twenty Years Old. Wishes
position in wholesale house where
there is chance for promotion. Ad-
dress zee. care Virglnian.
Wanted Position ny Man Thirty-five
shoe salesman or salesman in de-
partrncnt store. Address R-llS, care
FirgiHian.
Young Man Twenty Years Old Wishes
position in wholesale house where
there ia chance for promotion Ad-
dress Z-2D. care Virginian
wanted Position NY Man Thirty-Fve
years in Office. willing to work.
Address X~19. care Ntrginian.
wanted ny Coed Mechanic. job At
anything. G1S1. care NirEinian-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-13

iS5-Aer~ River Farmi Fiv~-haow
house nice lowErounds: two miles
OF electric car. only s2,Iae see
CASsELAIAN IL co, 1918 East Main
street Headquarters for Bargains IN
Farms.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-23
See CameIs on
 Arizona Desert

Those camels have been seen again.
 John Nelson, ax man with the Ajo railroad surveying party, st Tucson solemnly averred that he had seen and hunted csmels between the Bs. boa uivsri and Gunsight mountains He refer the doubters to MT Douglas, . drsugh,smsn now at Gils Bend working up the results of the survey into maps, inr confirmation,
 ''It was one morning about five weeks ago az I lay in my tent, that saw the head Of an animal peeking al me over the mesquite trees, which sto d l5 feet at les-t. It could no, have been horse."
 "Hsve you ever seen s csme.?" wss asked
 "I have. At circuses. Well, later in the day, Douglas and I mounted our horses and went ont to hunt the beat. We found three of them and ran them across the desert. They outstripped our horses"
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-23
From Thursday : Daily

Mrs Agnes Thompson is among those registered at the Arlington to- day.
 The DragooD ID 2un.ains about six- teen miles from Tombstone were noticed today to be capped with snow, which is more evidence that winter js now upon us. The Huacbucss, about thirty miles distant, are also adorned with . cap of "the Beautiful"
 Mr c 'Ho,derness, father of Miss Mary Holderness, cne of the efficient teachers in the local schools. arrived in the city yesterday from Caliiornia and will remain indefinitely.
 Mrs A Klsw returned today from Douglas. where she has been visiting friends.
 County Physician F W Randall ar rived in the county seat this morning ou @ business visit. Harry c Kendall, president, and E K Springer, manager. of the Kendall Land & Cattle Go are visitors in tn. city today from the home ranch 1T Sonth Pss..
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-23
Injunction Against
 Defu net Bank

This morning the cashier and direc. tors i.the Arizona Bank & Trust company. adju,ted insolven last week by State Auditor Csllsghan, were served with formal injunc' ion res- trsining each and all of them from tran acting any more business in the nsme of the bank. This injunction was issued from the SuCeri curt by Judge LockWood and was appli d for by sttorney-Gehersl Bullsrd, after re. ceiving the repor, of the auditor.
 This morning " E Arnold, who was appointed as receiver of the insol- vent ins,itutiop, was at the bank with Assistant Auditor Ormond. He has forwarded his bond to Tombstone for appr val by Judge Lock wood, and as-, suming that it would be approved, he wAs at work studying the conditions Of his new duties which will be to coi- lect the no es and other obligations due the bank and pay the money over to the depositors. Asksd if he you'd make 6 s.atement Of the condition of the bank in the near future. he said that 1t would require . mum ber of days ioi him to gather sufficient definite information concerning the liabilities ard assets before he conld make any kind Of statement that would be ., all reliable, and therefore he would be in TO hurry stousit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-23
headquarter Es-
 tabIished in Arizona

Phoenix has been designated as besdquartes Of the div;sie of surveys far the district comprised of the states of California and Arizons. AC Hor. ton, Jr, is appointed sssistant super visor and will arrive within few days to take up the duties of the office.
 The survevs io this stats amount to mach more than those in Califor. nis, which is the reason for making the headquarters in Phoenix. The assistant is required to spend . large portion of his time it the field with the various surveying parties, snd even in compile ated suryeysis e1pec- ted. if necessary to perform tbat ser . vice e we'll.
 Frank M Johnson, supervisor of surveys. with headquarters in Denver, has been spending teversl days in Phoenix. He ssys that the surveys of government land this year will amount to IA 900 ,OO0 acres of which l, 500, coo or more will be in Arizona. 4 movement hss been GU foot fo,
 come time to establish besdq nsrter' of the sixth field division in that city
 and it may be accomplished later
 The greater part Of tine work of thii division is in thie state. making Phoenix the natural point for th,
 location of headquarters:
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-23
Land to be
 Opened for Entry

CongressmsuCarl Hayden has re- turned % Phoenix from Parker where he investigated the land proposed to te thrown open to settlement and for which bills are now pending.
 The land lies shors distance be- low Psrker and consists Of about 100, ,- coo acres. Hayden feels that it will ultimstely be thrown open to entry but be,ore sn act is passed it will be oeceseary to mske some arrangement with the department by which the riehts of the Iodiaos will be protected.
 Negotiations between the advocates of the bill and the department are being held. The land will be irrigst- ed by . canal whose head will be taken out of the Colorado above Parker.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-23
Court Cases Filed
PROBATE PRocEKDlKos

RODAiE fhVNb6DiH0o Estate of- John J Wright; order sppoinsipg l I A Tate. admr.
 Hugh R Mckernsn; order appoint. ing Margaret B Kernsn. admrx. Charles Henry Clark; order direct ing posting of notice oi application ti Bank oi Douglas for lst,srs of admrn.
 John V Vickers; order sppointing Nov 2l. 1913, at 10 . m. time for probate of will. and hearing petition Of Anna Vickers for lett,rs testamsnt.. sry.
 Harold B Mcintosh order of allow snce; Bs1k of Bisbee, admr., ordered to pay Margaret Mcintosh. widow, $50 per month until further notice. W T Menear; order of ssle.
 Quong Foo Kee; order appointing day O! settlement of account of Lee o Woo'ery. special sdmr order appoint ing Sam Kee specisl sdmr. vice Lee 10 WoOlery. resigned order directing posting notice of application of Sam kee Tor letters oi admrp.
 John B Schmid: decree estsblishing notice to creditors.
 Tboma. P Cowep, sp Incompetent person order of pay oI bills.
 John Schmid; Decree estsblishs ing notice to creditors. Eunice Summere. formerly Eunice Bladen; decree establishing notice to lcreditors.
 :! Marsh Fletcher; order sppointing g Ernsst Herr, Andy Scott & W W Lswhop, apprsiser-. I IF Duncan: order appointing John 0 Gung1. admr. l Nicholas Mobile; order appointing John Angius. sdmr. wm Rsyline; order of sale of real estate.
 SUPERIOR COURT iSuit No
 James R Riley vs Harry H Beck & Camil or Camille Lsurin suit so quiet title.
 SIP. wP Do~d vs Claude NJ Dowd action for divorce 573. Bank of Bisbee, sdmr estate M Cox; vs Great Western Copper Go: suit for damages in sum of 340OO
 576. G Bullsrd. attorney gepsr- al, vs Ariz Bsuk & Truss Co; prsys for order restraining defendant from engaging further in banking businssi at Douglas. II SIT. K E Morrison vs Jessie Nor. lrison action for divorce. SIS. Louie Sanchez vs Oma Viola Sanchez; action for divorce. ! 575. Zepsids T Murphy vs Geo [ Murphy action for divorce. Judgment in suit Il 543. Herman A Miller, Dr. Addie Miller, Or; decree of divorce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-23
Arizona Establish
 es New Postoffices

New postofices have been establish ed in Arizona since June 1 at Chilito Gils county; Golfer, Apache county Lsveen. Mari ops: Lompoc, Tolleson Maricops; Toltec, Pinsl.
 ID the same period the following DO, tofices have been discontinued BaEdsd, Yavapsi county. mail goes to Hillside; Cslsbssas, Santa Crus coun. ty. mali to Nogsies; Groom Greek Ysvapai. mail to Pre'cott; Mowry Santa Crus, mail to Patagonia; Pool Cochise, mail to Benson; 6aye.s. Ysvspsi. mail to Wickenburg. The latter postof6ce has been estsblished ahd discontinued once or twice before its present brief career.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-23
Professor Smith
 Tours Arizona

Professor G E P Smith, irrigation engineer of the University O Arizona. is on . tour of investigation through the agricultural valleys of the southern part of the stste. Professor Smith is the orignstor of the concrete csisson we'll and has sunk five of them in the Sulphur Spring valley. Each of these wells. he etstes, is equipped with centrifugal pumps and have been used for irrigsting ths adiscen, land during the present season. Each well has . good wster supply and is worth from two to ten times what it hs. cost the owners. The only unfavorsble show. ing has been that made by the project owned by . syndicate of Douglas men, and that project will come out all right when the land is sold to come one who will give it the necessary per, sonsl attention which irrigated sRri- culture requires alwsys and every where.
 That the influence of the wells sunk by the diversity isspresdins is shown by the fact that three more concrete wells have recently been pat down near ElIorids and Whitewater and still another is about to be started h general, however, the gro~sb of agriculture has been slower in the valley north of Douglas than in the other similar locsiitie., such as those tributary to Wilcox aod Cass Gran de. A deterrent factor in this vici nifty is the belief that irrigation ir not necessary. Many people ssill cling to this idea, but the history Of the pact five yesrs chow that is only an excep- sionslly wet year that crops can be grown at . profit on rainfall alone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-23
From Fridays Daily

Ben X WillisDs, tbe we'll known Cochise pioneer is 6 visitor in the city today from his home ct Willcox.
 In the justice court today before Judge Daniel Mcfarland, two Mexi- cane by the name of Lopez sEd Barron were up for having appropriated cer~ tain property belonging to the Fl Psso X Southwestern Railroad company to their oyn use. They were bound over to the superior court for trial. An- other xican by the nare of Jose Lopez was also up for having stolen . watch and was also bound over
 Troop H of the soldiers stationed at Fort Huachucs arrived in the city to-day and they are camped at the Hospital grounds. They will remain until tomorrow morning.
 Sheriff Wheeler and Deputy Bowden are yisitors in Douglas and Bisbee to- day on official business.
 Phil Taylor is a visitor in the city today from his home at Fairbank.
 Riley returned home this morn- ing from brief visit tc Bisbee. | w R Henry. until recently Ford agent for Cochise county was e visi- tor in Tombstone today on court busi- ness. He has relinqui. he'd the Ford agency to T Hood, well known here.
 T Grace, the we'll known travel
 ing man vas in the city today looking } after the wants of Ut locai merchants. g. Wm Lutley. the well Known Tomb stone pioneer, and Cochise ca'.leman returned home this morniog from AL.
 pine, Texas where he had acco npsnied , shipment of of 700 head of cattle rom his ranch in the us-hucas Owing to the secretly of Rrsss in his
 vicinity, the cattle were shipped |, to the Texas range and MT Lutley seen
 that the shipment was safely delivered
 and pastured.
 , Deputy sheriff A W Howe returned
 home this morning from a brief busi
 ness visit to Bishee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-23
Picking Season
 Not Ready Yet

Arizona orsnges will not be in the l eastern markets for Thanksgiving ,, this year. Picking has not really begun yet. though the packing house of the Arizona Orsng. assoc iation is
 open. The frst carload will go for
 ward next week. It IS not likely that any shipments will be made o tside the state this season e1cep. by the association,
 The cropis extremely short thie year, owing to the cold weather Of
 last January. but the quality of the fruit is highe: than i. ever was. Were
 there . full crop picking would he under way nov, but it is too expen- sive to pick few boxes here and .
 few boxes several miles away in order
 to make up q shipment. Not an
 orange will be shipped by the ass cis
 ton that is no, thoroughly ripe, and
 some of the fruit will be riper than
 usual. All this wiIl tend to improve
 the flavor and enhance the reputation
 of Arizona oranges.
 The grape fruit crop is excellent, though short. There is practically no lemon crop. One grower who picked two car'oa is two years ago says that he has one lemon this fall.
 Market conditions are satisfactory and the chances are that the ass cia tion will receive good. prices for -i,s fruit. Northern California has crop of 5, ,0OO carloads, l32 cars of which have gone east for Thanksgiving. The first quotations for, Californis oranges were 8 box. f. 0. b.. but now the price has dropped to g and $2 50 10. b. Florids's crop is being sold for $2 f. O. b. Csliforuis and Fior- ida oranges however, do not come into with Arizona fruit 10 sny great extent. Tbey are usually picked ,seen aud sold after they have been 'weated. Salt River valley growers nope to net at least $4 6 box, f.o.
 Express shipments will be special red in more than usual by the as O. istion this year. There xss a tree nendous demand for sample boxes y express last sesso'. Arrangements ave been made to provide boxes of arious sizes for express shipm rnts ni the specially will be widely sdver- ,sd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-23
Cochisite to Fence
 His Land Grant

Afssr spending . day in Bisbee on his vsy to the Barhacomsri lsad grant posse siou, which he has owned for more than thirty years Dr. E V Perrin of willism, Ariz. was in Douglas yes- serdsy. He felt this morning for Bar bscomsri. in Santa Cruz county. and said that his visit there was for tbe purpose of arranging for the work of fencing his entire possession with view of stocking the tract with cutie. -Intssnatiooal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-23
Notice For Publication.
 Serial No 023601

United States Land Ofhce at Phoenix. Ari. zona-
 Notice is hereby given that May E Lev erich of Phoenix. MaricopA County. Arizona, the legal assignee of Warren C Williams, has Sled in this offiee her application to eater ua der the provisions ot Sections s,o6 and ssoz os she Revised Statutes of the United States, she following described lands:
 SwK MEX Section 5. Township so-Soush. Range ss- East. G &S RI V.
 Any and all pe-soas claiming sdvssseiy tbe lands described, oe desiring to object beeanss d the mineral character of the land. os for any other reason. to the disposal to applicant, should file their afidaviis of protest h this oG5ee on or beiore the rs,h day of Deormbes, IeEs.
 THOMAS F. WEEDIN.
 Register. Firss publicatioa Nov 9. Ies3. Lass puh,icasion Dee ,. sesa
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-23

~~ANSS -~<sSe< Sos TOT lhIOfE1&tSOn con- cerning my case. and in reply received . very kind and tnseypcsav letter, | which handed to my family doctor. and he told me to use yow Remedies in connection with the medicine he gave me, so did l ussd Ave bottles of Dr. Miles Heart Remedy and seven bottles Of Dr. Niles NevvinA was esrNre6 tc .h> sc.se sss about four 0enths. The action of ny heart is A0w, and has been normal for the last 0ix months- I osn truly recommend OR. Niles Nsyvfne and Heart Remedy e do what they are intended for, if Ood according to directions. I thank y0u kindly for your advice in answer to " monthly reports am now sixty 0ov1n years of age. have been in the Osrczntils business for thirty five years ond lived retired for the last thirteen poAEA~ A B. HoLlINGHR,
 Lincoln. Penna-
 oe. MIIss' Heart Remedy Is sold and OBarsntssd by all drvs0Ists. e
 0lL9e MEDICAL co. GssthaeG IsA