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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-26
ACTIVE DAY IN STOCKS,
BIG BULGE IN BALDWIN
Violent Upturn Also in Penn
sylvania Steel Preferred,
Cramp Weak Feature.

one Of the llvellest sessions in recent
weeks occurred In the Philadelphia Stock
Exchange today. although the market was
practically made up Of the steel stocks
and Baldwin Locomotive The latter
scored another new high record, jumping
to 50 from IS on heavy buying orders.
A spectacular l0-point rise in Pennsyl-
vania Steel preferred followed the pub
llcation Of a circumstantisl story that
there would be a merger with Cambria
Steel and other leading independents.
This. of course, ls mere revival OF
an old rumor, and may occur some day,
but is not regarded as by any means sure
for the near future by usually weil-in-
formed people. Another report had Il
that dividends would be resumed shortly
on Pennsylvania Steel preferred, but this
was not taken seriously In view OF the
company's many outstanding obligations.
A bull pool Ia understood to be operating
In the stock however. and Ms II is In
rather scant supply little difficulty is
found In marking II up. At 30 the quota
tion Is higher than in two years or more.
Il was asserted today that the Bald
win Locomotive big war order Of $780,
100000 or more was signed Saturday.
The contract Is said TO provide for
minimum Of s4O0OO,OOO business
with an option of A0,0O0,0O0 more.
making a total Of $50 900, 900 orders for
shells and other munitions. The total
foreign orders of the Baldwin Locomotive
Company are now estimated at close to
Sl00O0O,0OO. mostly for Russia and France.
When the New York market broke
around midday on the news OF the tor
pedoing of another American ship the
local list followed suit. Baldwin fell back
below last weeks final figures and Penn
sylvania Steel lost part OF It's gain. Cam
bria also reacted as did United States
Steel and Cramp Shipbuildlng, but offer
ings, except in steel, were not especially
heavy and prices rebounded quickly later
under the lead OF Baldwin and United
States Steel. Cramp was about the weak
est feature, at one time being down more
than 8 points, but It rallied at the close.
The traction stocks were quiet. A. Mer-
ritt Taylor. Director of Transit, appeared
before tho State Public Service Commits
sion at Harrisburg today to place facts
and figures before that body to demon
strate the citys financial ability to con-
struct elevated railways and subways In
accordance with the transit plans A
bullish circular was put out by promi-
nent house on Philadelphia Electric,
pointing out that the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Main Line electrlhcation was only
a part Of a comprehensive project to cleo
trify the company's entire suburban sys-
tenn, and that the Philadelphia Electric
Company would doubtless obtain con-
tracts to supply the current as these pro-
jects were brought to completion.
A feature OF the bond market was the
rise in Cambria Steel scrip. which reached
100, new top price. Cramp Shipbuilding
also rallied from its earlier break In the
afternoon, and Baldwin extended its re-
covery q fraction further.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-26
DROP IN WHEAT
AFTER EARLY RISE
Offerings We're Restricted for q
Time, but Later Increased Ia
Volume.

CHICAGO July N-Advefse rcainef
reports from the principal grain belts an
improved millers demand and intfenaIrr
foreign inquiry held the market nim af
the opening today. with prices generally
IN advance 81 Saturdays CLOSING
heavy demand was evident but offcrnFt
were extreme light. Bears continued 10
express hope that Increased arrivals from
the fields, where harvesting Is said ie b
rushing, will have tendency 70 undef-
mine the present strong market Clear
dry weather Will Offset any ffent "a.
vances.
July wheat. opening at SLiii4 gained
&c. over Saturdays cioalne price Ii wtt
firm. With all bidders not being satisfed
September wheat at s1.p9 showed d gain
OF Nc. Selling was fairly active,
The gain Of 1Me BY Docembef selling
at sti2 against fii0a on Saturday, was
high, but IL later sagged with no imrnes
diate evidence OF climbing beyond tho
opening price.
As the day advanced prices weakened
and at the close declines were established
ranging from ~ to 27s cents Oata asso
eased on.
Corn and oats reflected the wheat scn1i-
ment and remained firm ana strong
Prices were on a par with Saturdays
closing or a trihe above.
Exports FOR the week totaled aonuW
bushels Of wheat. 2s9,OO bushels Of corn
and LTS20o0 bushels Of oats. All ~ns
shipped from United states ports on Ai-
lantic or Gulf Flour to the extent OF
l,5o5,OoO bushels was included IN tho wheat
shipments.
LlverpoOrs nrmness was founded on
cables OF conditions In American mar
kets. American weather reports are be-
ing carefully watched. spot ls strong and
higher. with cargoes firm. Millers are alb
sorbing freely. Stocks reported are b.4cs.-
600 bushels of wheat gain OF Sc, 900 bush
els. and $4,000 bushels OF corn, a gain Of
1900 bushels.
Leading futures ranged as foiiovs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-26
lPgCIALTTES STRONG;
COPPERS WERE WEAK
o.ick Recovery Followed Sell
10 on Sinking Of American
sbip-New Low for MOP"

voRK. July 2s.-The war special
MY .iccd fresh upward push in the
he,,rs OF trading on the Stock Elk
~ ,odsy on the story Of the forma-
new steel combination. and
are wide advances In several is-
|aF sntsb,v Bethlehem Steel which
eL points higher, new high
iHs vent of little, and then grad
fie 10 2s2, q gain of IL points
~ report OF tho new steel COM
% was generally dlscredlted Il
.ssd good reading to the Street and
~, ont good demand for the in
sssnt steel stocks. The advance IN
lie trading was almost wholly con-
n the specialtles, while the railroad
Nv and the coppers Jagged, the latter
IA weak
.ss,o the news reached the Street that
Hsm.rlcan freighter had been sunk off
orrrllsh coast, either by torpedo
nine. there was O vigorous selling
.nsnt. during which prices were
..,.d below saturdays closing in
a.. ~ everything on the list the war
.sluep leading on the downturn as
4 y had on the early upswing. Coming
,.u, Inc same time as denial from the
s.sNshem Steel offices Of the contem-
.,.ssd merger OF independent steel COM
go. the report Of the sinking Of the
.-..,lenn vessel took all the wind out
Z 4, sails OF the market toward higher
sv,ls
r.,SI,hem Steel lost all Of It's 14-polnt
,s,,nce and one point more. while gains
q .ihsr war specialties were also wiped
y. N quick order, Baldwin, which had
|,f new high, losing it's gain Of 49s and
4 hsaides. American Can fell trihe
-, points after hitting new high.
m the receipt OF news in the early
.asruoon that the American ship had
q. sunk because she carried cargo
tax. which the Germans declared con-
|mhand Of war last April, the market
'aIssd we'll from the low level, nearly
nrthihg recovering its loss. From the
=. of 2O7 down Is points from the day. 8
sa. Bethlehem Steel rushed back to its
'esFnlnE,s high record. while Baldwin and
laaflcan Can, which were the hardest
A on the break, also rallied. Westing-
sass was another one to come back,
sglng up AZ points from the low. The
asket was irregular. the railroads and
lsppsrB still holding back. National Bis
IN. preferred showed a gain of over 9h
|gass on the opening sale. The closing
|n Irregular war stocks being strong,
|Aile railroads and coppers were gener-
',lg lover, the latter ending weak Mis-
suh Pacific made new low during tho
|hs
Dangers OF bull speculation, against
|yalth brokers have been warning Gus
|.m,rs were flrmly brought home to GUS
sners when the market sold off before
,on It was pointed out that IL the
sstket had been in a good technical
,alton traders would probably have
sAled for more definite news before SELL
In securities.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-26
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Dealings Were Without Feature.
Home Rails Dull.

LONDON. July 28-Thers was no fea-
ture 10 the dealings on the Stock kN-
change today. The markets generally we're
narrow. The gilt-edged section lacked
armnesa Month-end preparations az the
banks aceentuated the effect Of payment
Tor the war loan. support was furnished
10 the old war loan. Home rails we're
dulI. The forthcoming issue Of El,sQ9,eo9
London and Northwestern Railway "a
per cent. preference on-setting dividends
The Americans had a eheckeraa appear
auce. bur the section was hrm. in the
main, On adgiees from New Yofk. Cana
dians we're dull on continued poor earn
inss. south American rails Here son
there vas little doing in foreienefs
Mines displayed staaqiness. 4aeie Ha4
: rally u hudson Bay conpanE llaass-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-26
KEY MEsT RANK cLosEn

WASHINGTON. July 2G.--Comrsroller Of the
Currency williams today, rseeIysd word frem
tional Bank, OF Key West, fla that the hank
had closed itH doors. Bank Examiner William
"a Key West to make an examination OF tire
banks condition. No additional INFORMATION
vas ascertained By the comptrolier'a odIes,
& wGa said.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-26
RAMROAD EARNINGS


i.-x=KOTICE IS HEHEBf G4FEA THAT
~ an anpilcation viii be n2ae @ tns
Ss.,.,rer ~ me state of Pennsylvania. on
sfs,day. AuFast !, 1913, - GeorEe A poHna
~ walter b. Mcconneli and mss = boNNA
nnder nc act Of Assembly ol .he Comineh.
ss.eith ID Psnnsy iFania- entitled An -et
IL ofegldo fer The inc0rpof-iioa ana Eesl.
fstion of certain corporAtlonss 49,
- - charter 81 ~ inl4naea cofpaf ettqn
~ ~ - eaiiad nc Ftote-Plly httira ah=
ss - rorsnany tht charactzf ana Q1ltef
n s-rise ri pfinfIns. puhaslius ana seiiina
= ]. Iislnra. a.nf fof thela purposes e nays
~ 8asssss aud anfcl aH tl4 f4ata qaN-
afs 40 NfiFllaKea aI tra 4alA sRA % #
Hie .a1 l aap riens
1oHa 81 oaln4AE- ~ fe"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-26
GoLDFIELD STOCKS.
MIscELLANEous
nIvInENDs DECLARED

,-tt,rai RshnlnE Company, quarterly & ett
'-.tr-,t on common, payable @ STOCK et
20 AUGUST This is the same rate ss
Was paid last May
st.asarf Warner EpeedoInqter company -
s.,,.rtariv ~ per cent. on qQfaEAaa 80
gt-t -saf On lie preferred, payatlf August
10 siock oi record July ~,
,,sr rIaysted Railway COMPANY aaalie
M ~ cents ragabil august 70 te 4leeA p
Isdosa Aaznat .ss4-
~ttlsan4 IfarfiaH COMPANY 7i.
feriu Il Reg ElHt ql FHf tsaI f-f--7
81 Is slocs q lCeafa jug --
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-26
FRESH FRUITS

Apples OF fine quality sold fairly and ruled
arm. other fruits were arriving quite freely
and some kinds were a shade easier. Quota
tlons: Apples new, transparent. per hamper,
5Oe. 6sl.T5. peaches, Georgia, per crate. $40
i5O; lemons pc per boy boy S292Soi ORANGES Flor
box, S1d2; pineapples per erats-Porto Rico.
81 5Od2.T5: Florida. Si6Odg. 70; cherries sweet
per h., .5GSc.; do. Eour. per 10, 5ftac. !
plums Georgia, per carrier. 6oc. dSi; currpnts,
rcd, per at, 3nhc.s blackberries, Delaware,
MsryiRnd and Jersey. per ut,. 3laHbc.; goose
berries per at ad8e. huckieberries per at.
Tdsc raspberries. red. per pint 2G4e. oanta-
loupes. Georgia, per standard crate. roc, GSi (;
SOC: DO. North Carolina, PER nat crate. 200
Soc: wRtermeons. per car. Si25u1Tb.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-26
LIVE STOCK oUOTATIONs

CHICAGO, July 2g,--HoGs-- Receipts. 32, 900
market steady. mixed Dnd butchers. Si,73p
50, good heavy, t0Iln7.15; rough heayy.
sb, ,t0u ~; light SI.2ndI.s5. piss. <''J3 3,se;
CXTTLE-R Receipts 5000. market ateady to
strong; beeves s6.25fli03O; cows ana heifera
SLao. htockera and Feeders 1910: Texans. S1ti
aa. calves. 4N5OTiOe1.
sIIEEp-R ReceiptE II 900. uiarkot steady. zoe
higher: native and Western. S3.2a6e.2l; iamha.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-26
VEGETABLES

Supplies were liberal aud prices generally
favored buyers. with demand only moderate
barrel No /. T5eddi do. No. . 4OaJdc.;
sweet potatoes. North Carolina. per barrel No
l. Sia5: DO. No. 2. S2d2.5O; onions. Bermuda
per crate bOGOOc.; do. Jersey. per h-buHhel
basket 20d26c. do, Eastern Shore, per haTn-
per a5HIOc. eggplant Norfolk, per crate, si.7b
tI2 25 eucumbers Maryland per is-bafrsl has
FCt 4Oa50c.; corn, jersey, per basket, 50n0ae.;
tonat toes Jersey per basket. No. 1. n50e.
Do No 2 2OG25e. mushrooms. per a-pound
basket soc 9Sf.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-26

PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT--Receipts. 1908 busheis. The
export !. QUOTATIONS: Car lots D etpor. gle.
i.igi 30 ? red Western. new, tiI7ql,i8i 10.
2 southern red, Sli2N1i4. steamer No 2 ted.
n,w, " lggll2i No. red. new, t1.loati2i
ssleeied A rev, ~. Q6ai oS, rejected r. new,
I4lV2; NO. 1 Northern Duluth. oid. 81 i.65d
CoRN-Rsceipts, 2tso bushels Demand
was lisht and prices we're ic. lower under
weaver western hdvices. Quotations Car iota
tor local trade. rs 70 location-No. yellow.
yVeVls steamer yellow s9aaOcs; no. 3 tei-
OATS Receipts. ases bushels. Supplies
we're small and pricea were well maintained.
put trade wac quitt Ouotaticns. No white
Vtqbt'9e. standard white, 8ha64c, No B
white, G2iSQGlc
FLoUR--Rseeipta. a4so barrels and 900. 27I
pounds N eacke, Demand WAS iiaht and
prices were nominaliy unchanged. Quota
tiors per 1eG lbs. IN wood-winter clear
DO. patent new. S52sS6.s 70; Kansas s,raishs
new igte sacks, t5.a5ao.50, spring arsf clear
Old t8.50aB.T5 do, strairht old sG.156dg0;
90, patent. old fG,906I.iSi uo.. lavorite
nrands, old, ST2aQb50. oity mills. choice ahd
fancy patent, sI.26dI50i city mills regular
6Ia1eS- Winter, clear new. s4T5dJ; 90
stEaIl6gh', new SSaS.25; do. patent new, Fo,25
RYE FLOUR was duiL We quote Pam.
syNania ~ si,10d5.i5, IN wood, and Western,
new at 3606.25, IN sacks
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-26
NoTRs OF THE RAIL

Proposals OF railroads running nto
New York city from the West ana the
Nerth Is increase certain hghterage and
sforare charges for services herstoiore
nsrfcrmed free az NeH york today were
declared nol lustlaad 81 the lptsE1tAis
e6maszss caaalnlzzlqn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-26
BREAK IN COTTON

NEW YORK. July 26.-Easier cables
from Liverpool and report by the COM
merolal Appeal OF Memphis placing the
condition OF the crop 7s2, caused moderate
selling OF Gotten at the opening here to-
day. resulting in a decline OF TO points
subsequently the market rallied few
points, but was not long Arm. The re-
mort OF the sinking OF an American ship
caused a sudden break OF 20 to p points
around noon There were partical re-
coveries at the close
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-26
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK July 26.-BUTTER.-Market
steady; receipts 800 packages; extra, 26lau
26sc higher scoring. 20e.: state dairy, y
VTT;iSGs-Market irrsEulars receipts. i6.g55
ca ses. extra nrsts 2iLd22Mc; regular pack
"a. ieisfD2Ie.; ; nearby whites 2s12eo.. regular
picked; mixed color. .sg23o.i nearby prowns'
2td2Gc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-26
POULTRY

LIvE-The market was dun and with
out important change. Quotations: Fowls, as
20 quality, l5lsaiGc. exceptional lots higher
ROSTERS. 1ldi2c. brolllng chickens fancy not
leKhorns Weighing 1h92 lbs apiece 22H24c.i
broillng chlckens, moi leghorns. weighing ~
~ lbs apiece, 1T92ic.; brolling chickens, leg
horns. weiEhing 1892 lbs, apiece, iSP29c.
brOiling chickens, leghorns, weighing lfflh lhs.
do Indian Runner. old. i2dlac.; do. young.
according to size. l5a18c. pigeons, old per
pa,r 2igT,c; Do, young. per pair. 2oa2le:.
side fgures' but ordinary receipts were
dull and weak. Following are the quota
tlOns Fresh KILLED poultry, fowls. 12 10 box.
t!lry,,picked, fancy Is,eectea. iac.; ,,weighins
4Aa5 lbs. apiece. 1Slac. weighing 3isd4 LIE.
apiece, Isle: weighing lbs, apiece. 1870
11lAc.. under lbs. apiece, l4laGi5Ac,; Ice
packed-Western,4 lbs and over Apiece, t7lso. !;
do, smallcr slses, 1b6lTc.; old roostsrs, dry
pleked, l2l4e. broiling ehickens Jersey iancs'.
ao6s2s SIhsr aegsbS fancy ssg5Se ~ wesst.
ing lax lbs, g1q2ar.; spring ducks. 1890
lIc.; squads, per doz white Weighing IL to
. to 10 lbs per dos. sSgg 80: white, weigh.
ing lbs per doz,. 81, b5a 265; do. I lbs. per
dSf2 sH Sgs small lss UsT snd do 20
2 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-26
PROVISIONS

The market ruled steady. with a fair job
bling trade. Following are tho quotations
GlN beef, in sets, smoked and air-dried
229g 29c.i Western beef IN sets, smoked,
20u2Oc,i city beef knucklcs and tenders,
smoked and alr-dfied, gTa2se., western beef
knuckles and tenders smoked. 27d2sc beef
hams. S3la32; pork. family f22 2Ja22, ,iSi
skinned, loose l3hHi3Ac; DO. do smoked,
lluliAe.; other hams. smoked, city cured, as
smoked. Western cured ilHd f5Bsc, do, boiled,
boneless, 23d2lc.i picnic shoulders s. 4,
CURED loose iihqi2c.i do, smoked ph@
l2ltc.; bellies, in pickle according to average,
loose i2lsdlJc. breakfast bacon, az 70 brand
aud average, city cured l761Sc.; breakfast
renned, tierces lOQi0Ac! do, do, Do, tubs,
lOulUhc.i lard, pure City kettle rendered, IN
uerces. i0alohc lard. pure city. kettle rem
dered. in tubs, iOI1Okr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-26
NEW YORK CURE
DROP IN BANK DEPOSITS
aadelphia Institutions Also Report
Increased Loans.

AZ Increase over one and one-half mil
'ss IN loans and drop OF nearly two
.alons in deposits were reported by the
aladelphla banks for the week just
~, Tho surplus reserve showed a
I1l Of $4,000, Details follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-26
BANK CLEARINGs

s4 Bearings today compared with CORE
-nS day last two years;
-. 1918 1914 1913.
,aslphia Sls.s5e, $50 sls' $50 ,sal sci. .05i. .s22
fofk4, .220, ,O1a,s51 i72bTl 8Tl l1p 8b4 s4B
zzo ~. 4L06O'76s l7I6e, 500 is'605,676
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-26
DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER--Demand was fairly active and
prices were well maintained. quotations.
clals nc; extra We; extra nrsts, 2Gd20iac. :
nrsts, 26d2blsc.; seconds, 23a24c.; nearby
2Oc. do fair TO good. 25d2Ue. jobbing sales
OF fancy prints. Bfd31e.
EGGS-Choice stock was In good request
and firm, but supplies were mostly OF unat-
trUctlve Invoices, which were dull Quotations!
in frse cases, nearby extras, 24c. per dozeni
iirsts, 50 per case; hrsts. t5.7oa5.s5 per case
fancy selected eandled eggs we're iobbing at
2Bf2Ic. per dozen.
CHEEsE--The market was dull and
weak with fairly liberal offerings. Quotations:
10. fair 20 good new 14di4he. do, part
skins, GQ13c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-26
VAR SUPPLY STOCKS


es ttAd easle4 as aa5e
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-26

.'sslaa under old form. July 27, 1914. S9,-
July 2s. 1913, 81, ,si4. 900; July 20, 1912.
8 900; July "a. 1911. sl0.l0s, 600:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-26
NEW YORK coFFEE MARKET

Unchanged to 1 points below the fnal Saturday.
trading vas fairly active. Prices follow:
frodav'a y =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-26
REFINED SUGARS

The market was quiet and unchanged. We
quote refners' list prices, subject 20 conses-
extra ine granulated, B10c.; powdered, G2Oc.i
vontectioners' A, DC. solt grades, 5.25qo,Soc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-26

National Cash Voucher Corporation has
been chartered in Delaware with eapi-
clarence j.. Jacobs. M. L. Rogers and
Harry ". r. Davis.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-26

stanhope S. Goddard. Of Huttall. God
dard & Hunter. Pittsburgh, has bought
: sear on ne Chicago Stock Exchange
Tor 5000 an advance OF 500 over the
previous sale.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1915-01-23
PROHIBITION RALLY.

As soon as it was announced
= last weeks Enterprise that DR..
&am Small was to lecture in New
iberia there was great rejoicing
chat this community would have
1Ae privilege of hearing this
Aoted orator whose fame has
spread throughout its land. The
Hlks Theatre was Immediately
secured for the purpose Of holding
The rally, so on Tuesday, Jan.
18th ct 1880 r. NJ. everyone in
4own can come ort to this lecture
- It Is free to all. The theme
- the lecture will be: king
Alcohol at Armageddon" . most
thrilling and dramatic presenta-
zion Of one Of the burning ques-
tSons Of the day. This will no
Aeubt Be one Of the great draw
~ cards IN tho way Of : lee
11re. Dr.. Small always has !
1nrge crowd to hear him. He
1nxin4 been : lawyer all men Of
1Ais profession Win want to hear
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1915-01-23
HOW TO CURE 4
CHRONIC COUGH
Told in the Following Letter
by a Jackson Man Who
Knows from Experience.
His Word Is Good.

jackson, MisS.-"I am q carpenter.
and the grippe left me not only with .
chronic cough, but was rundown.
worn out and weak. took al kinds Of
cough syrups but they did me no good
] finally got % weak / was not able to
do day work, and coughed 90 much
was alarmed about my condition. One
evening read about Vinol and decided
70 try Il. Before had taken quarter
Of bottle / felt better, and after taking
two bottles my cough Il entirely cured,
oil the bad symptoms have disappeared
and / have gained new vim and energy. -
-JoHN L. DENNIS, III Lynch Street,
Jackson, Miss.
The reason Vinol ID 70 successful n
such cases 10 because the active medic
inal principles of cod liver oil contained
in Vinol rebuilds wasting tissues and
supplies strength and vigor to the nerves
and muscles while the tonic iron and
wine assist the red corpuscles Of the
blood TO absorb oxygen and distribute
it through the system, thus restoring
health and strength TO the weakened,
diooaoed organs Of the body.
II vinol fails to help you, we return
yuug money.
Jshe = 1ayi1 Z - ~ xIa1s. L.