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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-21
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BuTTER-Due to the heavy arrival. the first
part OF the week rrecein,s Yesterday were
gradually eased OFF at the close underpriced
creamery met a fair demand, but buying fell
on: High grades of renovated we're held firmly,
firm, Most of the lines OF packing took were
poor, and these meet slow sale. There was a
demand for the best, but these were scarce
nrs,s, g7LaGb3oc. seconds 2si- U27c. thirds. 24f
&c state dairy. tubs nnes' ssts g sS S3c rood
process. extras, 25iad2sc firsts 2iG25c lower
grades 22isa 2S'sc: imitation creamery, hrsts
onds 22[sc; lower grades, 3lisG22c. packing
stock, No. ?, :o'4d2lc, lower grades, isuacc
while the feeling was that quotations would
not advance yesterday there was an advance
Of nc. on the high grades, and even the lower
was firm, with most of the demand for under
priced stock and these sold skins IN
fouow stale whole mike fresh, white and
colored. specials. I691i6se colored and white.
fancy lSgsN RsC
re state, skins fresh specials, iS8ls'sc
poor 20 fair, 7allc l., A.,
quotations remained the same ne the day pre-
sdns IN i nsS soGT The was det raas,
were still scarce and there were only few
lots that showed quality TO reach top quota
inues 10 go into storage and this Ia generally
held with confidence. but trading was les,
sSG r.as While sa2g moved az
es cara dss; ssSNe aT';s' ASH, .SSss
cSccs.. ISsaisc reirseraor, special mark.
fancy charges paid &c. hrsts, charges paid
and nearby hennery whites. fancy, large. $40
s5c. hennery browns. ?oQSoc.; mixed colors
LIVE PouLTRY.-M~ket was hrmer yester
Jour S cars sold at suction and bidding wa
10 isc. through independent channels m
auction also sold brolers UP to 2o%c.. maxim
the general market on broilers up e.. the out
OF Western and Southwestern stock unloade
and one car from Canada Ten cars NOR
because there was light advance buyer
were active and took on good supplies, Marke
promiecs TO close in better condition THE wee
Than was expected Prices: Broilers, isa2ic
fowls, l5%ql6o old rooster.. l2nl2Lc: tul
KEYS, mixed, lSpitc ducks, lsal'c.: gees'
l3Ilihc; guinea fowls. pair. GOW65c,; pigeons
DRESSED POULTRY Market continues d
couraging. There is a scarcity of heavy fowl
and that is what the buyers seem 10 wan
Lght fowls are in over supply and difficult I
~ and aSe ms, TG',s Are
clear The market i i. dfasult 10 &c! out 81
ciopsd steady Ducks were scarco' but ihe 81
was little demand. There were very few sal,
yesterday OF frozen stock some OF the dea
Prices: Fresh killed turkeys. i7alsc, Broiler
Philadelphia fancy. . lbs, each 22p2tc. Fowl
Western. boxed, 80 lbs and over to dozen. Ier
&c TO AZ lbs. l7dl7,ac under 80 lbs l1i2 fli3o
: in barrels, iced . lbs lslaal9c. fancy. scalde
lie. Western, scalded small, l2is4lae Duel,
, spring Long Island. l5dl5i4o Old rooster
! i2l.di8o Squabs, white, 10 lbs TO dozen. sss
, lbs, 50. Frozen-Turkeys. small Western. :
|. lected hens and toms; ?oa7sc Chickens, mi
! i4c Fowls Western. boxed, 60 lbs and ov
. TO dozen. lsi.c. " 70 u Ibs. la94c,: o
roosters 12haisc-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-21
All Pulling Together.

Holders Of stocks investors and other
wise. who have been disturbed over tho
market prospect by the gradually in
creasing scope of the area adversely af-
fected by the conflict in Europe have
final bull argument to fall back on.
The Stock Exchange authorities, the
banks and all Wall Street are now irrevo-
cably committed to the bull side. Even
the Government OF the United States IT.
sell is lending Its support TO the market
situation in the present crisis Only
In such times as these Is there such
unanImity OF purpose and always before
has It prevailed The reason IL that
every one in the last analysis IS an
investor IN the sense that he has inter-
ests al stake which would he Injured
or wiped out by Generalization In the
securities market. with the energies %
the whole nation directed toward the pro-
lection Of the investor he feels that his
position il far from hopeless
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-21
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

The Kansas Ga Gas ana Electric Company.
Of sssss Increase ,ssa or faT r. psa
cen,' EIpenses and taxes wers z per
sain OF 's2i. Income artcr charge. was
- 2e7 or $526 moro than for July, 1918
" G IN; ..I TiS: %SsS. sUafa 1af 81 ran
expansion OF sli0.52s or 10 per cent Elk.
Haa ne, ana EARNING: wsIs oTH
charges and pr.f,srsa diy,dends there WAS
ssi,2i7, a gain of IS per cent. over the
preceding year.
A summary Of tie work for the nrrt
n'ss1 s% Of ill., existence has
rates for utility sSrv,ce in indiana Vary vary
srsstiy and ND, th ,S an sffor, VIII be made
elqctric energy rates from 5 to IS cents a
SS" , SSa GSsis fss, R. Ssls ,e
regulation the summary says, Regulation
usual I' nor unjust To estabish a maximum ui
rate OF earnings Oh investment in utilit,
properties Is no more arbitrary than tC
the money lenders Of the state. Yet e
prevent usury has alweys been deemed 4
people OF the state have no more vita
interest In any subject than in the public
stiles OF life and the means Of oommuni
cation and transportation.
Every State In the Union except tw,
has some form of commission for the req
ulntion OF public service corporations, n,
state that has every enacted such a Law
has ever repealed It. The necessity OF RI
! law IL not only for the protection Of IN
| public from. the extortlons OF the utilitie
| themselves, but II Is OF great value 20 tn
utilities In that 1t seeks 10 secure frisndi
| cooperation between the utilities and tn
users OF their service. II Is not the obtec
! OF the law 10 injure or destroy tho utilitie
or the railroads, but on the contrary III
| administer the law Is TO DO justice be
| tween the contendins parties"
Gross earnings OF the DAYTON Power an
Light Company for July, 1914, we're SGs s5I
as compared with gross ~ sbs0?s a Yea
ago, an increase Of 1873 per cent Opera
ing expenses were tl.d6s, leaving net earn
ings OF S2s, ss2, as against net OF $50 90
in July. 1918 an expansion of sal pc
| cent The operating ratio was S0.ss pe
cent for last month as compared wit
surplus after preferred dividends OF sac
while in July. 1918. which was a part
the FOOD period. the company reported
deicit Of s3.2N.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-21
INVEST For SAFETY
Buy Good Bonds
Colgate, Parker CO Co.
Wall St.
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
Ls1i I'm Speculative and Cash De-
mand sends wheat Down.

A reversal In the action OF the wheat
market was seen yesterday. The enthu-
siasm among spectators moderated. one
OF the leading Western houses described
the situation as unsound because OF the
drastic uprush OF prices recently and the
demand from operators, who acted solely
on the theory that war meant higher
prices instantly and permanently.
The list gave way quite as easily as "
rose in the past. Thus the constituencies
uf the market is emphasized II was not
surprising that Minneapolis. with de-
cine OF four and one-half, was the sick
sister OF the day. That market had risen
excitedly and without much opposition
since the beginning Of the week.
The news at hand was more bearlsh.
buyers OF -four were not inclined to fol-
low the market up. More important,
farmers were taking advantage OF the re-
munerative levels to tighten their burden
Ideal weather prevails in Canadu Tor the
wheat movement and clear conditions are
supp,anting the showery weather in the
American Northwest. obviating the chances
Of excessive moisture inturlng the quail
itv OF the spring wheat yield.
II was not surprising, therefore, that
the market was called upon to absorb in
creased hedge pressure. NO now export
business was traced. Approximately 76O,-
on old wheat contracts.
Attention was directed 20 Beerhohm's
estimate for a worlds wheat outturn or
217o 900 900 bushels. against 3,4loOOO,-
600 year ago. which sugsests short
ago IN countries outside OF the Cnit~i
states OF close to 375 600 900 bushels, but
the trade has previously been Informed OF
this feature and furthermore other rae
tors are more vital as affecting immediate
price changes. such as the ifeer dlsposl =
ton Of a larger part OF the American sur
plus and monetary conditions
Corn-Improved weather induced hdui-
dalton. Selling would have been In larger
volume but for the scant supplies or olo
corn Rains fell In various parts or MIS-
souri,, Illinois. Kansas and Nebraska 1T
some sections of the Southwest the mois'
ture has come too late TO help the plant
The Rock Island road credits Kansas
with only half crop. Sentiment Il
n,Iite mixed nj this stage.
Oats-A weakened technical position
partially explained the reaction, Rumor'
we're current OF export sales a. baltimore
but none was claimed locally. France II
buying oats In England. Larger countr!
offerings and the break in other grair
caused the late speculative liquidation.
Proyislons--Prices declined with gram
and in spite OF the steadiness oil nos
yaiues. outside demand slackened AM
cash trade was interfered with by IN
recent bulge.
Chicaro rrices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-21
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

CN ARIES " FISK, Wholesale dealer in
chairs ut 2sS Pearl street has fled a petit
ton In hlnkruptcV, with liabilities Of
sgSt3 and assets ~ 81 0Gb. The business
was started In 1898 NV his father.
Receivers in Bankruptcy.
LOUIS ROZOFSKY--Judsc Veeder has
appointed John l.. Lyttle receiver for
Louis Rogofsky dealer IN clothing at
Liberty. Livingston Manor and Jefferson
vile \. y. under bond OF 80. 900, with
authority TO carry on the business for
f,vontv DAYS.
MmNDEI.sc HN q KApLAN--Iudge veeder
has appointed William Evehon receiver
for Mendelsohn e. Kaplan, dealers In in
ttallmcnt goods at 2s l;aq. Broadway
under bond Of g., 600 MIR, Evedon ia IN .
largest creditor and will serve without
-sCiiRNY COMPANY, Include
Vceder has appointed William Henkel
Jr., receiver for the Adams Schrey Com
pany. manufacturers of brass goods AZ
10 Fast isoth street. under bond OF $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-21
O. G. o. DIVIDEND DEFERRED.
Railroads Directors May Adopt
semt-snnuaI Distribution.

The directors OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company decided yesterday
to defer action on the regular quarterly
dividend of 1 per cent. which ordinarily
would have been declared at this time.
This stand OF the directors was not unex-
pected in the financial district, as 1t had
been believed for some time that either
the dividend would be deferred, passed
or reduced. Otflcers of the company said
that the dividend should not be inter-
preted as passed, and that favorable
action on II might be taken at the time
for the declaration OF the next regular
dividend 1t was also intimated that the
dividends might be put on a sem,-annual
basis
The following statement was given out
after the meeting:
"1he board Of directors at It's meeting
to-day decided to postpone consideration
OF the dividend policy Of the company
until tho regular monthly meeting In Mo-
vember. having In mind the feasibility or
seini-annual distribution.
"Slnce the Inauguration OF the dividend
policy of 1910 unexpected increases In
wages and taxes now aggregate about
iis per cent per annum on the company's
/ stock, and the decision of the Interstate
! Commerce Commission In the matter OF
a general rate increase asked for by
/ Eastern roads was therefore a distinct
/ disappointment.
lHNbHlt dJNOuUA SuUIlllltu ny NV
comptroller for the year ended June 80,
| 1914. shows net income equivalent to 4.7i
! per cent. on the stock. Business for the
new fiscal year starts off exceedingly
well the estimated increase in gross earn
ings July to August IA, 1914. over same
period last year was $4,000 or 90 per
cent, and for that period the gross earn
ings were the largest In the history OF the
company. New development OF coal prop
critics for Western and Northwestern
business has been very active this year
and 1t Is believed that coal exports
through Newport News will now be much
augmented.
THE provisions OF the note agreement
of March 16. 1914, do not at this time
determine the companys policy, but 1t is
essential to think OF The future. and II is
hoped that by November trade conditions
can be more accurately diagnosed. Al
present the unprecedented war conditions
In Europe have caused such a dislocation
of commerce and credit that extreme con-
servatism, both transportation and indus
trial. is imperative and will doubtless be
adopted In all quarters"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-21
TIE COPPER MARKET.

y lit'lo 'nnrovenent The export move
mnut 20 Europe is getting under wav and
sever0l large sailing agencies are now
"G'-'ng 1oHc, which Ia NC above the
rsrent low price. Brass manufacturers
ore showing more interest in the market
ond have placed orders for delivery for
the current and next two months The
better demand from this quarter follows
increased operations nj brass manufacture
inr plants.
Pending a return TO normal conditions
In foreign exchange there Ia consider
able amount OF copper held nm here that
has been purchased by foreigners. The
amount is said 10 be about 900 tons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-21
Live stock Market.

THURSDAY, August 70
Receipts of beeves wcy. le,p head, III con
signed direct 20 local slaugEtcrers Feeling
nOmlnally steady. Dressed beef slow, common
to prime native sides selling al l4Ulfc rsr ID,
RcCclpis ut calves were SO head Tor the mar
het. Fecliug steady. Ordinary to prime yeals
sold at 80 jJUsll..5 per lao lbs grassers and
gearliuSs lmlNfu s. so. City dressed veals l4dt
t,c per 10 country dressed ycals l-1TliC.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were $50 head
So cars sale Market slow ANA barely
steady except for prime lambs which we're
"us. s. 70; ordinary to prime ri lambs IS" Is
.uls, $50 Dressed mutton slow at Sll2c per
l., dressed lambs l3ql7c.
Receipts Of hogs were loo head one car or
sale Market steady to &c higher Heavy "a
medium stats and PennsylvaiIia hogs 81 601
20 IS; rou4hs :, = 5{s,s ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-21
NO PTTTSBURG STEEL DIVIDEND.
Company Decides to Conserve Re-
sources Because of War.

The directors OF the Pittsburg Steel
Company have decided to defer payment
OF the regular quarterly dividend OF IL.
per cent. on the preferred stock. usually
payable on September /. Wallace H.
Rowe, president of the company. in his
statement said that the action was taken
for the purpose OF conserving its cash re-
sources and protecting its credits He
said the dividend had been more than
earned during the past three months
THE uncertain condition growing out
OF the European war has also largely
Influenced the action OF the directors, +"
said Mr. Rowe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-21
Hearing in Morse New Haven Shit.

New HAVEN, Conn. Aug, 20--Severai
officials OF the New Haven road and
others associated with the sale Of the
Boston and Maine 10 the New Haven were
subppnaed to-day to appear at a hearing
here on September 23 In connection with
the trial of the suit OF Miss Jennie r.
Morse, sister OF Charles w. Morse,
against the Metropolitan Steamship Com
pany, the Pacific Navigation Company OF
New Jersey, Adolph n. Fngelke. Rodney
IT. Martinson and Thomas c. Hughes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-21
CURRENCY DEMAND HALTS.
BANK Applications Here Remain at
ss0,OOO.OOO Figure.

The official statement given out by the
Sub-Treasury showed that no emergency
currency was applied for yesterday by
any OF the banks in the National Cur
rcncy Association of New York. The total
OF emergency received here TO date Is
sl03,377, 400, while the total delivered to
banks in New York is s79.4<s, 900.
Only $1.470.000 was delivered yester-
day The total amount applied for since
the beginning OF the movement is $780,
3S39lo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-21
MONEY IN NEW YORK.

Cal money ruled yesterday at per cent
The time money market duh with
loans made from 10 per cent for all
mat urit!es
Commercial paper moved IN small volume.
with G ~ per cent quoted for best names
Domestic exchange on New York: Chicago
-s5c discount. MontrSll-Par: ST. Louie
a5c. premium San Francisco--Par.
Foreign exchange higher with de
mand bills quoted around sol and cables
at 500.
Bar silver in London, 90 i6-lSd
New York Clearing House statement. EN-
changes, $l7b6l9.293, balances s9.356,4o6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-21
COTTONsEED OIL.
Market steady, with a Small Trade
Crude Market Firm,

OIL values were maintained. The late
reaction in lard had little effect De-
mand for the distant months halted. but
no special selling was discerned. The
trade Is awaiting the outcome Of the
September position. which fsas been sold
freely by certain refiners.
Crude oil Is quiet and Arm with Oc-
.ober quoted at 3s1A a ace. Spot oil here
is 65sG67o; September, 6.55 16.57; oc-
tober. 6.44a6.45; December. 6.36 $40,
and January, 6.3S qS.40.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-21
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

The following issues will be payabl. on
presentation at thS once Of the UNITED
No. as wall Street on or after September
1st. 1915
Interest due september ist, 1914. on At
lantlc Coast Line Railrond Company Frst
Consolidated ~ Bonds.
Interest due september 1st, 1914, on Al.
Isntic Coast Line Railroad Company ~
Trust Equipment Bonds Of 1907.
Principal Of Atlantic Coast Line RAilrcad
Company les Trust Equipment Bonds. Nos
SiSI TO $3.50, Inclusive, due September Lat
1914.
The transfer books of said bonds will BE-
closed August 2ist. 1914 and reopensd Pep.
tenber LIST, 1910.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-21
Abandon street Car Franchise.

The New York Railways Company has
fled with the Public Service Commission
d declaration of abandonment of itS
franchise route over what is known as
the Roosevelt street ferry branch Of the
Madison street surface car line The
branch runs horse car line from Roose-
welt street ferry to New Chambers and
Madison streets
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-21
SUB.TREASURY STATEMENT

WEDNESDAY.
Paid by Sub Treasury to banks 81. $4,000
Paid by banks TO Sub-Treasury 21T20Oo
Loss 20 banks on days trsnsac-
lions .....,,........... G.Gasw
SINCE FRIDAY LAST
Paid by Sub-Treasury to banks. E?ss ooO
Paid by banks to Sub-Trensury.. lsi2i0oo
Loss to banks Observation-Disclosures. Sts?iov
Loss to banks same period pre-
vious week ....,,............... 4E7OM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-21
AMERICAN SUGAR REFINING coMrA~Y

Jersey City. N. j., August lith. 1914:
The Board OF Directors have this day Dc.
elared the following ,dividends payable Octe-
her 2nd 1914. to thu stockholders Of record
September LIST, 1914.
on the Preferred stock a dividend OF ~
per cent: on the Common Stock Q dfv.
dend OF IN per cent.
The Transfer Books will not be olosed
JOSEPH Z. FREEM ~. Secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-21
THE SUGAR MARKET.

Raw sugar was offered yesterday at
s.27 cents. prompt shipment basis. but
there were no takers There was no
lowering OF refined quotations despite
Wednesdays % point decline in raws.
The refners. 1t is claimed. are still heav-
fly oversold. which acts as an offset to
the cheaper raw sugar market Fine
granulated was maintained at $50 cents
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-21
THE MACKAY COMPANIES.

PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO. ~
COMMON DIVIDEND NO. 81.
Tho regular quarterly dividend Of one ru
cent on the preferred shares and the rss.
ular quarterly dividend Of one and ons.
quarter per cent on the common share In
The Msckay Companies will be pad October
lat 1914 TO shareholders Of record ~ the,
apNar At the close OF business September
On. 1914 The transfer books will not b.
cioeed EDWARD G. PLATT. Treasurer
Dated. August goth. lpN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-21
srrwAnr MINING coMPAN1

The board Of Directors has declared an
the capital stock of the Company paysble
Aueust 25th. 1914. to stockholdere Of record
M the close of business August 18th. 1914
stock transfer books close at twelve o'clock
noon August 18th. 1914. and reopen a. ten
A. Nj August 5lsA 1914,
JNO. L. WILLIAMS, Asst. Trsssurss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-21
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.

EX DIVIDEND.
Company and Term Stock Amt
Canadian Pacific. quarterly. com ~
Canadian Pacific, semi-annual. pfd ~
Cincinnati. New orleans, Texas
Pacific. quarterly. ............ pfd lk%
Kings County Electric Light and
Power. quarterly. ........... - ~
Lake OF the Woods Mining.
quarterly -. com w
Lake of the Woods Mining.
ss sias,f''E Lead. quarterly P P:s "a
quarterly .................... l4s
Wilmington Gss................ ptd ~
DIVIDENDS PAYABLE.
Caney River Gas. quarterly ...... - ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-21

Tho rrcNiD's from customs yesinrdtv were
s7i7 s2s: from Internal revenue, ordinary SAi3.'
car ..orpora on tax 81 As. and mi scell 1neous,
sia il9 Nat'pnnl bank notes received for re.
domrtion. !Hq3 M.
The cash statement OF the United states
Treasurer for August 10 shows:
ETrNTn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-21
ATrustee for Personal Trusts
.|tsto1' Crust %.
Frrh Avenue and seth IT.. N-~ Work
TED 81 PER CENT. TRUST CKRTiFI-
CATER SERIES "a" Due 1897.

Pursuant to the terms Of the agreement
dated September /. 1927. the undersigned
invites tenders OF the above certincates. for
q price not exceeding par and interest to
the extent OF $4,000, the sum now payable
TO the Sinking Fund
Sealed tenders should Be addressed to
GIRARD TRUST COMPANY. Trustee Penn
Trust Certificates, Series "a" and will be
received until 8 y. m. August 81. 1914. said
certificates must be delivered not later than
September 1, 1914, or security furnished that
day II required. that delivery will be made
GiRARD TRUST COMPANY TRUSTEE.
c. J. RHOADS Treasurer.
Philadelphia, Pa, August ~ 1914.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-21
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 20.-The statement OF
the receipts and pay warrants OF the Treasury
Shove,
Yesterday THIS month. Fiscal year
Recetnts ..... 81 So 80 va, 20, 3N foS Ntl, ~
Pay warrants 93,29 A.HblS1 ie,icisl
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The interest on the same will cease Sep
TENDER LIST. 1914. and the principal of tho
bonds. plus fve per cent. premium will be
redeemed at this office on and after that
date. -
f. L.. sMITHERS.
Assistant Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-21

II Broadway. New York, July 18th. 1914.
In accordance with the terms Of the
Mortgage of the Pensacola Division OF this
Company. the following twenty-five (2s)
bonds have this day been drawn for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-23
Prominent Woman of Portland
Quickly Receivers Her Health
Mrs. E. N. Firestone Ends
Rheumatism and Stomach
Trouble With Akoz.

Mrs. 70. N. Firestone, who con-
ducts the Hawthorne Apartments at
221 Thirteenth Street, Portland, Is
telling her many friends how Akoz.
the new California mineral, cured
her OF stomach trouble of five
years standing and relieved her of
rheumatism. with which she was
painfully afflicted since last Sep
TENDER
Il cannot recommend Akoz too
highly" said Mrs. Firestone, in
speaking Of her recovery, for
what It has done for my rheuma-
tism and stomach trouble. For five
years / had severe stomach trouble,
with gas. acute indigestion and
sourness, and since last September
suffered with muscular rheuma-
tism.
Before / began taking Akoz l
was so lame | had to use cane.
felt tired all the time and could not
sleep well Now my stomach
trouble is completely cured. and
can eat anything without distress,
my sleep is no longer broken; |
have been so greatly relieved of
my rheumatic trouble that | no
longer am lame and can run up and
down stairs with ease.
Il did not believe before using