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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-08-27

Notice TO the Voters q Precincts 20,
2i. 2a-south Canon and Lincoln
Park.
As County Clerk. l would respect
fully call yoar attention to the follow
ing days for registration at the poll
ing places In the above named Pre-
cincts. as follows:
Sept LIST. Sept. Tth. Oct. Goth. Nov.
End. 1914. from the hours OF a m.
to p. IN. on each OF those days.
Most respectfully,
II. f. SMITH.
County Clerk.
Daily Aug - and Aug. 20. 1914.
Weekly Aug. 20 and 81. 1914.
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arettes. Cigars. etc. Send a &c stamp
sor full particulars. HEMEr TO-
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Len For HON. rni. Morning

Miss vcima Rowland left for her
home in D-s Moines. Iowa this morn
Ing after courie OF weeks visit In
Canon City as the guest of her sister.
Miss Marie Rowland.
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er came ous OF the cAsaboose without
trouble when cbened the door and
did not say a wors when ordered
him to get out Of town. He started
to leave the jail but after he had
taken a few steps he turned sudden
ly and began taking on his coat.
asked him what he meant by such
an action aud he told me he had a
Divine commission to give me a
thrashing. A second or SO afterward
he pasted me one on the left side of
the Jaw and an instant later hit me
a stunning blow on the mouth that
mde my teeth rattle Ike castanets-
Fight Hammer and Tonss
Realizing that was in for It we
began fighting hammer and and
tongs- used my club on him. but 1t
did not seem TO do very much good.
oinousH Siurh MN nhii oofeh
times about as hard as I could. Blake
was at the court house when the bat
tie opened. but heard him come in-
to the front office about the time
the third round OF the fght was being
pulled on and was mighty glad Of IT,
II called 10 him and a few seconds
later we wee both trying TO put the
madraan TO sleep by the use OF cud-
gels and finally succeeded In get
ting the better OF him. although #
WIS no easy msiier I thought the
man was a maniac before let him
out of the cell. but had no idea that
he would attack me the way he did"
Blake Rushes to the Rescue
Mr.. BlAke in speaking of the affair
said: when I entered the room the
prisoner had Julius down and he made
a rush for me that put me into the
game at once Fortunately 4 section
Of n two by four scantling stood just
inside the door and seized II be
fore the fellow could reach me and
gave him a series OF taps on the head
with II. but II did not put him out Of
business. although II checked his ad-
vance. did not want TO Kill him and
for that reason. perhaps. did not hit
him as hard as could have done.
Compelled 10 Fight Close
Finally was compelled to resort
TO in-nghiinz tactics and avoiding his
blows grabbed him around the body
securely ciasping his arms In doing
20. He was then at a great disad-
vantage and Julius ciubbed him n
few times. after which We had no
great difficulty in forcing him back
into the lookup. ] am sure that he
would have murdered julius n I had
not got there Mt an opportune time 20
help him out Of his dilemma II look.
ed pretty serious for both Of us for
n few minutes. but We finally wou.
Taken to County Farm
The maniac was handcuffed by
Sheriff Newcomb about noon and
taken TO the infirmary at the county
farm for treatment He will. prob
ably. be sent IN the insahe asylum
as soon as arrangements can be
made to do 50. He appears TO be an
Italian and carried In his pocket a
card showing his membership In the
Boilernakers union.
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PEACE
REIGNS
AT CITY
HALL
Blake Carries Arm IN Sling,
Bot Cramer's Face Begins
to Look Somewhat
Human.
SAVES DEADLY CLUB AS RELIC

The white winged dove OF peace
has again settled at the city hall and
conditions :here are rapidly assum--
ing a normal aspect. although the
memory Of the encounter there Fri
day morning between Police Chief
cramer and City Clerk Blake on the
one side and the maniac on the other
stili eyokes iibe and Jest from visi-
tors
Chiefs Jaw Better
The nodules en- the chiefs Jaw
caused by ;he Peter Jackson punches
Of the madman's fist are receding
and will soon become only q recol-
lection City Clerk Blake is carrying
his arm in q sling at the instance
OF his physician and is unable TO
even clip the COUPONS from the bonds
in which he has SO fhriftily and pru-
IDENTIFY invested nir savings during the
last few years.
Mr. cramer Oh Friday appeared as
II he was Earering from q bad case
Of mumps. but BY frequent and per
sisteni application Of peroxide and
other antidotes has managed to re
duce his faeial swelling until he has
become as good looking as ever.
Club SAVED as Memento
The club used by Mr.. Blake in the
fight when be interviewed on behalf OF
the marshal has been given a place
Of honor In the council chamber and
viii be cherished as a memento of
the batsle. II seems destined TO be-
come as renowned among the habi-
tnes OF the municipal building as
Teddy's big stick was 10 the ennis
saries OF the Illegal corporations
about the national capital at Wash
ington a few years ago.
Barney Fores-, Lunatie's Name
The iunatic. whose name has been
found to be Barney Forest. Is re-
PORTED by the authorities at the coun-
ty inarmary 10 be as crazy as the ira
ditional March hare and there is con
slant danger that he will do violence
10 himself from all accounts.
When taken In handouts to the in
Urinary by Sherin Newcomb and
Undersherir Chapman on Friday.
Forest refused to cross its threshold
without FIRST taking on his hat and
making an obeisance that in grace
would have done credit to q Beau
Brummel on entering a London draw
MS f0o4s. ne Nas polhchcce AhrtA
to Mrs. Stevens. superintendent of
the establishment. but did not ap-
pear to have a surplus of urbanity to
bestow on anybody else about the
place.
RefIses His Dinner
He ate light breakfast this morn
ing. but refused his dinner when
taken to him at noon. According to
Mrs. Stevens he devotes mcst OF his
time TO talking to the angels and In
visible spirits. He stands by the
wsii Of hs room for hours talking
over an imaginary telephone to the
Almighty; being apparently uncon-
seious TO his mundane surroundings
Believed to be ironworker
Forest is believed to be an iron.
worker by 'ra,is and the ,nion card
he carried In his pocket shows him
20 have been employed during the
last year or .wo at Victoria. British
Columbia. As well as ut Seattle. spo-
kane. Leedviile. sailda and other
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HANNAH.

Death visited the home Of Uncle
William" Salyer on the night of the
oath ult, and called him away from
this land of sorrow and woe, and took
his soul to land where there shall be
no more dreadful pains to bear. He is
safe in the Beulah Land today and is
safe in the arms of Jesus.
He had been sick for several months
and during that time his poor body
was hardly free from pain, but now
the soldiers last tattoo has sounded
and the last charge has been given.
There is place vacant in the old homo
that cannot be filled. Our hearts are
heavy with sorrow but we have con-
ISOLATION we know that he is safe and
far better off than us.
To the many friends and relatives
who were so kind through his sickness
and death we extend our sincere thanks
William Salyer was born at Flat Gap,
KY, in Johnson county, in 1889. At
his oath he was rs years, IL months
and % days of age. He enlisted in Co.
ID, 14th regiment volunteers of Ken
lucky. He served three years in the
army and was honorably discharged in
January 1865.
Dear departed one how we miss ysair
kind voice and sweet smile, but we will
try to be reconciled and prepare to
meet you where parting is noNmore.
A MOURNER.
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cATALPA AND FuLLERs.

School is progressing nicely at this
place with Miss Juna Adkins teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Reinenger and
lack Webb left for Cleveland Monday.
Miss Clara Thompson, who has been
spending few days with home folks,
has returned to Catlettsbprg.
Mrs. Walter Heaberlin, who is visit
ing her brother, J.oA. Collinsworth, is
very i'll.
Roy Curnutte, of Zelda, was calling
on Miss Quinn Heaberlin Sunday
Several people of this place attended
church at Horseford Sunday.
Miss Tillie Skeens is visiting home
folks.
Fred Burke has returned home from
Logan, w. Va, where he has been en-
ployed.
Seba Stewart was calling on Miss
Ethel Layne Sunday.
Rev. Winkler will again preach at
Horseford the first Saturday and Sum
day in September.
Misses Mae and Fanny Austin at
tended church at Horseford Saturday.
Purl Thompson was calling on home
folks Saturday.
Hobert Skeens and Albert Thompson
were business callers at Fuller Friday.
Martin Potter was calling on Miss
Ruth Fannin recently.
Miss Bessie Fugett spent the day
with Miss Sue Thompson Sunday.
Misses Katherine, Sue Thompson and
Miss Quinn Heaberlin were callers at
Fuller Monday
Miss Bessie Skeens, of Liverpool,
is the guest OF her uncle, Ad Skeens,
this week.
Carl Heaberlin is expected home
soon from Van Lear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafe Cooksey and chill
dren were visiting at elda Saturday
and Sunday.
George Hays is aging home folks a
visit
Frank Adkins is expected to leave
soon for offutt, where he has employ
ment MUTT AND JEFF,
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Al IN
A. L. Moore. and was kind. loving and
liked by all. Mr.. Bingham comes very
highly recommended as sober, indus
trious, of upright character. May
their sea of matrimony be smooth and
their pathway be strewn with flowers
is the wish OF their many friends.
on Friday. July 31st, Mr.. Lindsey
Thompson and Miss Dona Thompson,
both OF Norris. surprised their many
friends by quietly going to Louisa and
getting married. Rev. II. b. Hewlett
officiating. Mr.. Thompson is the son
OF Heck Thompson, and Mrs Thomp-
son is the daughter OF L. T. Thompson.
Both are of good character and their
many friends wish them success and a
happy life.
Mrs. Mamie Back and niece were
visiting friends at Prosperity Saturday
and Sunday.
Several from here attended church at
Norris last week, conducted by Rev.
Frank Miller and Rev. A. II. Miller.
The NEWS is certainly welcome
visitor in our home, We are always
anxious for 1t to arrive.
SOMEONE'S SWEETHEART.
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ZELDA.

There will be an Ice cream supper
here Saturday nightNAug. S, for the
benefit OF the Zelda Sc ball team.
Misses Kate and Clara Thompson,
Marie and Quinn Heaberlin, OF Horse
ford attended the ice cream supper.
Misses Ruby and Leslie Cooksey re-
turned TO their home at Soldier. KY.
Sunday after spending the week with
their uncle. b. H. Cooksey
Miss Hattie Cooksey was in Louisa
Thursday.
c. & o. hospital at Huntington, was
able to spend Saturday and Sunday
with his family, returned to Hunting
ton Monday.
Mrs. Easter Heaberlin, OF Rochester.
Penn. is visiting Mrs. Chas. Stump
this week.
Mrs, Susan Dean is improved in
health
The ball game between Hulett Branch
and Zelda made the boys smile as the
score was to II in favor OF Zelda,
Curtie Burchett. who recently moved
to lronton, was back Saturday and
Sunday to see friends and attend the
ice cream supper
Mrs. Sarah Bradley is at Fullerton
this week visiting relatives.
Misses Julia McCerley. Martha Chat
No. Bertha Ferguson, Mrs Lizzie
Campbell and many others from Buch-
anan attended the social at Buchanan
chapel Saturday night. HooSIER.
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ROVE CREEK.

Our school is progressing nicely
with Miss Goldia Bellomy teacher.
Quite number OF people from this
place attended the funeral at Mt. Zion
Sunday.
Miss Minnie Burton, OF this place,
called on her sister at Horseford Sat
urday.
Uric Miller was calling on Miss Car
rie Vanhorn Sunday.
Lindsey Nunley was calling on Miss
Easter Burton last week.
George Bryant was calling on Miss
Goldia Bellomy Sunday
Dock Compton, who has employment
on the c. q o., has resigned his posi-
ton and is studying law under con-
stable Andy Burton, and fine office
is being erected at Hulette.
Miss Anna Vanhorn was visiting her
sAster, Mrs. Ed Stewart, recently.
Quite number OF the boys from this
place attended the ball game at Prich-
ard Saturday. TINY JIM.
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MT. PLEASANT.

Remember our festival the third Sat-
urday night and do not fail to come.
Dan Carter, of Yatesville, is attend
ing school at this place.
L. S. Alley and daughter Esther,
and Bessie Wallace attended singing
school at Yatesville Sunday
The Misses Ward, of Paintsville,
were visiting their sister, Mrs. Della
Peters, Sunday.
Mrs. w. II. Kane and son John, OF
Fallsburg, were visiting Mrs. W. b.
Pfost and sons Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ Justice, OF Lou :
lisa, visited Mr. and Mrs. A. Blanken-
ship Sunday.
Misses Oneta and Minnie Austin, OF
Potter, spent Saturday night and Sun
day with Beulah Post.
Ira Carter, of Deephole, attended
Sunday School at this place Sunday.
Several from this place attended the
festival at Deephole Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Diamond and
his sister, lola made. business trip
to Louisa Friday.
Mrs. A. Blankenship entertained a
number of friends Sunday in honor OF
her birthday. ~
Dewitt Diamond and daughters. Lo-
rain and Virginia, spent Saturday and
Sunday with relatives at Huntington.
Levi Hatten, OF Deephole. visited our
school Monday.
Mckinley Muncy attended the SPELL
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EsTEP.I
Bro Jarvis filled his regular appoint
ment al this place Sunday.

Bro. Jarvis filled his regular appoints
ment at this place Sunday.
Miss Bertha fowler, Of Princess, 10
visiting her sister, Mrs. Edna Hall.
Mrs. Lindsey White and daughter,
Lizzie, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. I.
y. Enyart Sunday.
Misses Ethel Buckley, Myrtle Neal,
Josie Chambers and Nora Elswick Wis
tied their cousin. w. e. Queen, at
Louisa recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent Stewart spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Martha
Lambert.
Mrs Bette LoclShart and grandson
Glenn Liter, OF Kansas City, Mo-, are
spending the summer with relatives at
this place.
Claude Burton, of Yatesville, passed
through here one day last week,
Mrs. Mary Bostick. of Stonington
KY, has been at the bedside Of her
father for the past two weeks.
T. y. Elswick IL very low.
Several people from this place at
tended the funeral at Mt. Zion Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs, Crit Stewart are visit
ing home folks at this place
TWO GEESE.
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FALLseuRe AND poIrER.

Mrs. Ida Plummer, OF Buffalo, is Wis
iting relatives here this week.
Mrs. Esther Heaberlin was visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Collinsworth, Sat
urday and Sunday.
Miss Title Skeens. of Louisa, lis Wis
iting home folks.
Misses Bertha, Tillie and Annie
Skeens and May and Fannie Austin at
tended church at Horseford Saturday
night.
Miss Margie curnutte vas calling on
Mrs. Ollie Jones Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Chapman have
moved to Rockcastle.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Loar was visit
ing relatives in Catlettsburg this week
Mrs. Thomas Worley, of Cincinnati
who has been visiting relatives at this
place for quiet q while, has returned
home.
French Rice, OF Catlettsburg. was
visiting home folks Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Gains, OF Catletts-
burg, are visiting Mrs. Gains parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Savage, this week.
Miss May Austin and Mrs Jude Col
linsworth were callers in Louisa Sat-
urday.
Miss Matte Cooksey, who has been
visiting Mr., and Mrs. John II. Cooksey
OF Van Lear, have returned home
Mrs. j. III. Thompson has returned
home from Catlettsburg.
James w. Austin and Willie Cochran
attended church at Horseford Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Cooksey were
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HELLER.

Tuesday, July 2Sth, was the Sunday
School Convention at Elkhorn City.
There were several good speakers from
Pikeville including Rev. Rowe, j. F..
Chlders and others Those from the
HELLER Sunday School were Mrs. M.
A. Lenton, Miss lrma Ryan and the
writer OF this. Mr. Riddle and Miss
Maynard, who are teaching the Elk
horn City school, brought their stu
dents to the convention. Some good
talks were made, and plans were dis
cussed in the interest OF the Sunday
Schools.
Rev. Rowe. OF Pikeville, was here
Saturday evening, Sunday and Sunday
evening. He lectured on the Sabbath
School; told the people what the Sab
bath School meant to community;
told the people what a wong the par
ents were doing when they neglected
sending their children to Sunday
School,
He also ectured on whiskey. He told
what whiskey was doing for this coun-
try, He gave few statistics on whis-
key, what we were out for the arrest,
conviction and keeping OF moonshiners
and bootleggers for which the Govern
ment receives no revenue. The average
number, OF moonshiners, bootleggers,
etc, arrested and convicted in Pike
county each year is about eighty, and
according to Rev. Rowe's statistics,
this number costs the Government over
$4,000 for which they do not receive
one cent revenue
Rev. Rowe's talks were very interest
ing and were admired by all. We be-
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such people.
DR.. Chester Tyree, dentist. OF ,Iaz-
arr, KY, is here for few days
Perry Anderson, formerly in the firm
Of Anderson & Wood. OF this place, has
sold his interest In the firm to Mr..
Wood and has moved TO Chntwood,
Va, where he will go into business.
We are sorry TO report the departure
of Mr.. Anderson but we hope3hat he
will like his new location, and that he
may have good success. Our loss is
Clintwoods gain.
Tuesday, July 2Sth, party went
from here to the Breaks" of Big Sandy
ton, Of Lookout, KY, Miss Irma Ryan,
OF Loupisville, and G. C. Ratliff. Of this
place. The party walked from Elk
norm City to what Is known as the
Tower Tunnel, which is about seven
miles from Elkhorn City. Although
they stayed overnight in what is known
as the Potter Flat about three miles
from Elkhorn City. They walked
through two tunnels, one being 1878
feet long, the other one about half that
distance. 1t is wonderful experience
to walk along this road and look upon
the beautiful towers extending many
hundred feet into the air. There are
many places where you can look down
upon the river many feet below, and 1t
| is so nearly vertical that you could
drop stone and 1t would almost drop
into the river. You can also look up
and can see nothing but great towers
extending many hundreds of feet high.
There is nothing to wonder at why a
railroad has not been built through
there before now, II you will only go
through once. II Is estimated that this
road when completed willhave cost be-
tween 100000 and s10,000,OOO from
| ElBhorn City to Dante, Va, distance
of forty one miles. This road is in
rapid progress. and will be completed
within a few weeks. This will be a
great benefit to the people of Eastern
Kentucky.
| There was a birthday party given at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Lyons
Friday evening, July 31st, from 700 to
1890 p. m. in honor of Miss Lenna.
There were many present at the party,
including Miss Virgie Adams, OF Pike
willie. Good piano and violin music
was furnished and all enjoyed the
levening. A. b. c..
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ruscoLA.

The series OF meetings is progressing
nicely at this place with large atten-
dance and everyone seems to be deeply
interested.
Mrs. Howard Hall, who has been sick
for some time, is improving.
Miss Lucy Baldridge, of Rush, KY,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Howard Hall
of this place.
Henry Howell has been making fire.
quent trips to Tuscola since school be-
gun.
A lot Of the young folks of Glenwood
have been attending the revival meet
ing at this place.
We are having a good school at this
place with Miss Ottie Bowling teacher.
There will be a pie social at this
place the third Saturday in this month
at 1900 p. m. for the benefit of the
school, and everybody is cordially in
vited.
Adlai Jordan has gone to West Vir-
ginia to spend a few weeks with rela-
tives there.
Clarence Stewart was recent WISH
tor here.
Miss Mary Hammonds was calling on
Miss Frankie Wells recently.
Miss Virgie Jordan was visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ollie Jones, Saturday.
Misses Elizabeth Woods. Hazel Ora
ham and Frankie Wells attended
church at Sandhill last Sunday.
Miss Media Stewart. of Webbville
was calling on Misses Mary and Aud
rey Smith.
Misses Nellie and Stella Wright were
calling on Miss Frankie Wells recently.
There will be a baptizing at this
place the second Sunday in this month.
Miss Bora Ironton is the pleasant
guest Of Misses Lizzie and Victoria
Combs, o. U. HONEY BUNCH.
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LEpocIo.

will be an ice cream festival
place Saturday night, Aug. sth.
benefit OF the school.
Bingham and II. Spradlin at
the Moore Bingham wedding
".
Bess Hayes spent last week
/ sister at Gallup.
fraley, OF Torchlight, passed up
* Thursday.
\ d Mrs. Fen Thompson, of GAL
here visiting friends.
sfartha Back, Of Griffith Creek,
last week visiting friends.
i Berry. of Fort Gay. was a
iere Sunday.
from here have been attend
rh at Cando conducted by the
ley and others.
d Mrs. Neal Thompson, OF
reek have been here the past
J Ting the family OF j. S. Mil
oore and Milf Wellman have
,ome from HELLER.
N astle made a business trip to
,n'eek Friday.
! IElva and Catha Miller were
N Cando Tuesday.
III pore and j. S. Miller attended
IN OF w. ID. O'Neal, Tuesday.
N blackburn and mother, OF
N, were visiting on our creek
or sday, July both. Miss Hattie
hle, OF this place, became the
M ir. Sam Bingham, of Cliff.
he daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
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SUGAR LOAF CREEK.

Harce Layne and wife are visiting
her home, Tommie Derossett.
Ora Layne visited home folks Friday
night, returning Sunday.
Miss Gladys Merritt and brother
Dallas, were the guests of Mrs. leila
Layne Saturday and Sunday.
See Merritt entertained large num-
Der OF girls and boys Sunday.
Ed Wright was calling on Miss
Gypsy Burchett Friday evening.
Mrs. Sue Goble has gone to Bull
Creek on a visit.
Everybody remembre our Sunday
School every evening at o'clock.
INTENDED BRIDE.
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LICK CREEK.

School. at this place is progressing
nicely with John Clark teacher. Both
teacher and students are much inter
ested in their school house and grounds
and have been very busy the past week
in improving them.
Miss Maggie Wilson. who is teach
ing school at Peach Orchard. returned
home Saturday, accompanied by Misses
Alma Cassell and Nellie Wilbur. All
returned to Peach Orchard Sunday
Quite crowd OF youths and maidens
tramped over the hill Sunday after
noon to call on Misses Maggie and
Coda Wilson.
There will be an ice cream festival
Saturday night, Aug. Sth, at Lower
Lick Creek school house for the benefit
OF the school L. L. C.
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summer COUGH. Are panaerous.

Summer colds are dangerous They
Indicate low vitality al 4 often lead to
serious Throat and Lung Troubles, in
Guiding Consumption. Dr. Kings New
Discovery will relieve complications. 1t
Is soothing and antlseptic and makes
you feel better at once. To delay is
dangerous get bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery at onceA Money back If
not satisfied, SOC and $1.0O bottles at
your Druggist.