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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-26
Prominent Lumbermal Z
Redwood Has a Close Call
as ResuItof Eating Them.

REDWOOD. Mar. 81. II. Land
acre, a prominent 1umberman OF this
city, was near deaths door Wednes-
day on account OF eating some greens
for dinner.
A neighbor, a German woman liv-
ing near the Landacre home. had
prepared some dried greens for dim
,ner, and out Of the goodness of her
heart had taken dish OF the de1icf-
Gus meal to her eighbors. and Mr.
and Mrs. Landacre ate heartily OF
the food. and shortly after finishing
the meal both began to get sick. Mr..
Landacre was soon rioAs. r hysici-
ans were hastily summoned and re-
=storatires administered: The doctors
after. working with him almost all
the afternoon. gave out the word that.
he would recover; but said that it was
avery close call. s.s
1t is thought that the person who
gathered the green's last fall and
dried them for winter use got a por3.
don OF the dead II nj ght# shad e. and
that it was that which caused the
trouble. 1t is remarkable though
thai all o fthose who partook Of the
greens Mr.. Landacre was the only
one seriously affected
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-26
AM ONG# WORST DISASTERS
IN SUBMARINE. HISTORY
tHYIAsscCIATEp PREESy

WASHINGTON. Mar. 2 s. Ira pped
at the bottom Of the Honolulu har-
Dor under at least thirty-five fathoms
Of water. probably more. the United
States submarine. F-4 lies helpless
with its Commander and at least
eighteen men in what is feared to
be- one OF the worst submarine boat
disasters in the world s naval his
tory
More than twenty-four hours OF
every effort known to naval practice
to raise the sinking boat or get a sig.
nal from its crew have failed. It's
marker buoy. which should come to
the top to mark its resting place III
such an enlargement has failed to ap.
pear. The surface OF the water at
thirty fathoms is covered with film
of oil from the submerged boats
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-26
TRUE TO PROMISE
CON TIICT ESCAPES
From the State Penitentiary at
MoundsvilIe by Sealing
Walls in Bare Feet.
t.y ..soe,Arrp rs ,,,., !,

AIOIiNDSTILLE. Mar 26 true to
the promise he made Warden NJ. Y.
White when he was received at the
state penitentiary here two months
ago. Grover G othurd escaped during
the nj eht. His shoes were. found on
tho roof Of the north wing Indicating
thar he had gained his freed ON by
scaling HE high wall in his bare feel.
twenty guards and the warden
spent the greater part Of the iEht
securing the country and the police
cf Wheeling and other mel ghborlng
cities were called into a1el p but with
out 5succcss Blood hounds were taken
out this morning {8
Gothard when sante fenced; for h Ugh
( way robbery al untington had ~
rope lad der wrapped around his body
IIslin.d his shtr md l1.a later DIS escape
hut was recaptnred Recent m
tsfnnocantly appearin g box or candy
cent by reiat Ives n as found to-
contain fine coll lection SoE saw
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-26
And German Field M arsilaI and
Command Ter of Turk Go
Away ttllurfi Oily
. y . :. !. z p, "a u. ~, I.

LONDON. Mar deapatch
from AIT hens5 says tina I'll Field Marshal
Aron der Eoltzs no b as been in Con
for som mon this past rep
Eresenting German mi itary int fest
Lhas 4 eft the Turk shsca pita1 for5 Soiia
Bulgaria. ~ the same time General
Lyman Won Fand ers Il, commandments
the Turkish forces in Europe lt5 IS
| left left onstantin oples for drianopie
Field Marshal Won a eI. Gpltz Ma
the first Nil tarys governor OF BelgiS
nm He assent to observation-disclosures
from Belgium the part of q 9I
adyise IN the ma tier OF the conduct
Ecfat the Turkish camDaI gn GeneEaE
Won Fander has beengi
the Turkish army for several 5eaTs
h The departure OF these two ffcet
from Gonsta pie. one for# aSpnAS
and the other for AdrianopIe thS
second most imporfan city inSs
|ropean Turkey not far a rom
Bulgarian 'front.' Ter ind icates ONE
sudden sdeEalo prnants IN. Bal KAN,
situation which Ia causing Turkey
concern. a spatch from hens
dated March 24 said the Turks were
sfortifyinEs IliIe Burgas, ortYS6NeS
miles southeast.so A drtanople. ai1p
other places In the fear OF a spossibIes
attack BY Bull garia. IA Turkish army
SIS being trained at LliIe ~ b urg ss
German officers. SsssE
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-26
In the Criminal Court Charged
with mbe element Of Max
AdoIt'ss None

Harry Bastow, OF Shinnston, IL on
trial in the criminal cor,rt OF an em-
bezz1ement charge ii is alleged
that Bastow sold to- Max oft, OF
five shares Of stock at
$50 each in ~ Joint stock company In
January, - Is. to acquire the g. NJ:
Nhiteman oil and, gas lease near
Etfculars that. Bastow never issued Nde
stock to Adolf nor developed the
lease: IT also ayers that Adolf ask
ed him for the IN oneys s return. but
in vain. III
Frank Lower was md guilt OF
aselling hard eli der in viz ton OF the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-26
Only One Member of the Crew
IS KnONnto Have
ESCaDed
Scare CHING OCEAN BED ]
Are Other Submarines, Bui
Fear is That Inflated Yes
sci is Too Far Down.
I. ny .A,ns.,e,LA y .rr-..,.

HONOLULU. Mar 2 s.. Wireless
messages early today from vessels
Il searching for the missing subm arine.
4 r. ~ which was submerged at 9:Hl 5 H.
Il III. yesterday and which has not vet
reappeared state hat the work is pro-
y crossing but that there is nothing to
\ report
The fate Of the 26 men aboard the
submarine is still matter ofaconjec-
4 ture and grave apprehension.
The shore OF WGicn the FL is be-
lleyed4 to be lying on The ocean bed is
steel and shelves to a precipItious
drop.
III the submarine lies in 35 fathoms
of water il is beyond the reach OF
divers and it is feared will only work
eepertt TO the dropping of point.
Divers yesterday descended to a
depth Of l96 feet which is local rec
ord and were drawn up unconscious.
4 Relatives Of members OF the crew
here are frantic for news James
doggett. Of Macedonia. Mo-, who was
on shore leave. is the only member or
the crew known to have escaped.
Other submarines stationed hero
engaged in searching the ocean bed
Tor the missing FL while the naval
tug, Navajo, and other vessels are
%E7AdppAAA 3 rHluI3 lie 3$ submarine. snort
ate mi ght the Navajo and the.
\ lug, Intrepid. reported their lines fast
At g depth Of 3 fathoms TO what was
believed 70 be submarine FL. Other
vessels Of the submarine fleet immed-
lately went to the spot to investigate.
FlotliIaS OF submarines stationed
I here were engaged in target practice
early yesterday near the harbor en-
3 trance hen the Fl was submerged
q The three other divers of the F-4 type
noted the disappearance but no real
ztppre hension WAS felt for her safety
6 LntilH several hours had passed.
Lieutenant Alfred EIDE. of Rene,
- ey.., was in command OF the F'-4 dur-
ing yesterdays practice. among the
men on board were Ivan l.. Mahan.
q chinist mate, first class. OF Lima,
o., Archie Lunger. gunner's mate.
4 second class, Of Erie. Pa. and Hor--
. ace Moore gunner 's-mate, first class,
Of Philadelphia Pa.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-26
INQUEST.
Into The Death Of FolIosper of
the Church of the Kingdom
of Cod is BEING He'll

ALLIANCE OF, Mar
quest into the death Of Miss AIaIl1A
Tanner, folIoWer Of the g Church oRs
the Kingdom Of God A Gull. was TO Eb4s
put under way by Coroner Doud
Friday afternoon t was expected
sElat by that time an analysis OF tha
contents of the stomach which hadS
been sent to a state chemist at Col
unrbus would abe comp eted and
results made known.
Meantime George. aIleged
head OF the cult, was held IN custody
IN theEcity Jail here though no serInlss
chargers yet has been placed against
. him. 1T is alleged that Miss Tame
was in a lying condition when one
ials Who had been watching
brotherhood Hotne,,''' the dwelling
place OF the cult raided it and us
such force as was necessar reinnye
lie young woman to hosp ftaI WI ete
she died RyeSte rday! ffssS st
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-26
'RUSSl ANS DRIV
AyJSIRI ANS BACK
YOUTHFUL R0BBER
Who FIRES Fatal Shot When
Caught by Officers Comics
ses to the Shooting.
.
, tsY AsseelArEn .rEss'

btRf ASSOCIATED PRERG, 3gg
PHILADELPHIA. Mar. a6Ja coh
@. Miller the youthful bier who last
night shot and k1lied a detective and
probably MORALLY wounded another
while they were taking him to po-
lice station, was arrested on the out
skirts Of the city today as he was
waiting to board a freight train for
New York. Three detectives came
upon him suddenly, before he could
offer resistance with the big auto
matte revolver with which he did the
shooting last nj ht. AT the city hail
the prisoner admitted the shooting
and objected when some cigarets
got me and am going to the chair
Miller said but II wand some smokes
while I am waiting ~ 3s343
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-26
NINE FIELDS WEAKENED
TN THEsiT. JRKISH STRAITS
IN .rEoc,Ar1p pRrEs,

.i4fS st1rsArEoctArHn5 pRrEs Ei
LONDON, Mar 226.British naval
officers who participated in the oper-
ationss last week in the Dardane1les
cables a orresponden t at Athens ex-
press the belize that except for float
ing mines the Dardanelles would have
been forced March is. the day the
allied fleet SO furiously bonibarded
the Turkish forts on either sid Of he
waterway 49, 8 FIJI H
IT is the opinion Of certain British
officers, the correspond goes on,
that the forts themselves would not
be able TO bare. the passage Of the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-26
Berlin Bakers and Housewives
are Not Allowed to- Use it
I'M Baking Cakes.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BERIIIN via I, ,t,Ij .NsIa1

BERTIEN, Via London. Mar. s266 ~
Additional reEtrfc do1s have been
placed by the auth ties upon bakers
and housewives in Berlin who nov
have been forbidde den TO bake cakes.
which require the use OF yeast 81.
Forbid len The latter order Is de-
signed to prevent the cons7impt Ion Of
-four for Easter cakes The former
regulations liimtdng To- ten per cent
of the total weight the an1ount of
-four whic may be used IN cakes not
under the Official ban ains tlis force
The aoak Ing NJ cakes al d has been for
shaddsn in iyats hon eftolds the
90 ANIMAL
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-26
ALLIED SHIPS ENTER
DARD ANELLES STRAITS
..r.n

LONDON. Mar e6The British
battleships, Queen Elizabeth and
-Agamemnon, and the cruiser. Corn
wall, entered the ID ardanel1es straits
"Wednesday night to protect mine
sweepers, according to despatch
from the island OF Tenedos. dated
Thursday At 1O o'clock the Turk
ish artillery at Erenqui fired five
shells and the forts at Kilid Bahr
also fred. The British vessels re
piled with twenty rounds. To this
the Turks mad emo reply. From mid
night until nornin the mine sweep
sars continued their work without a Is
8turbance and with very satisfactory
results.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-26
DEDICATION ii [ i.
Of New Church at Industrial to Take
Place Sunday. 5

The new Meth odist Epis copal church
at Industrial will he formally dedi-
Gated Sunday evening. The Rev H.
%. Ressegger,s OF Buckhannon, district
superint endent and the Rev. a. NJ.
Hammond, u pastor of the church will
have charge OF the service. SER
vice appropriate to thu occasion will
also be held in the forenoon with the
Rev: Messrs. Ressegger and Hammond
in charge Friends as well as the
members Of the congregation are cor=
dial liz invited 10 attend
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-26
Five HURT: ! !
When a Baltimore and Ohio
Passenger Train is Wreck
ed Near MyersdaIe Pa.
ear Assor.AT 7- Il - 10 :,

NtYERsDALE. Pa, Mar, Five
passengers were hurt when a Balti-
more and Ohio passeng ger train was
wrecked near here today. Among
the most seriously I'M ured were Mrs.
". ii. White, Of Pitts burg; Mrs.
Ethel Thomp Of Baltimore: and
q. j \. O.Eeal. Of Philadelphia.
a wheel dropped from car OF a
passing freig ht train and the cal
topping over a gaipst the passenger
train tore out the sides Of two
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-26
STRIKER shot
ln5the Leg While Trying to Per.
suade Non Union Men to
Quit Work.

tHfs ASSOCIATED rhHE
EAST LIVERPOOL !, Mar. q go
Nick AIausreek.sa striking miner, was
shot In the leg today, while he and
two other strikers we're trying to
persuade non-union men TO quit work
at the mines or the Idle Run Coal
Company His assail liant escaped. Fan
ME Sellins the labor leader. who was
sent to jail by FEDERAL Judge "a. G.
Dayton for cont tempt Of court in con
snection With the Golfers, Va,
coal strike year ago appeared before
the city council last night and asked
its assistance In bringing about a
settleme between the miners and
the company. If Ss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-26
BLANK DRAFTS
Are To Be Issued to School
Teachers and Banks May
Discount Them.
go; 4asoe..4tp rrxs.

CHARLESTON, Mar. 26-School
teachers are the latest public ser-
wants in West Virginia to be affected
by the failure OF the legislature to
make appropriations. Auditor Gem
5eral .. s. Darst, however, has pre-
pared blank drafts which the teachers
will cost the teachers six per cent Of
their salaries but will give them ready
money. Darst-says It'll vii | be three
months or longer before the state
will be in position to pay salaries.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-26
MINERS MEET.

CHARLESTON, lar. y Cabin
Greek coal miners Assem- b1ed here
today to considert the question OF ask
Ing the operators for new scale.
Leaders OF the United Nine Workers
expressed the opinio lat no In
crease In wa ges or mining rates
would be asked. bout s. 90 10 miners
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-26
J CLARK FUNERAL 81.

Funeral services over the body OF
Mrs. Alice b.. Clark, who died at her
home on West Pike street at y
o'clock Thursday evening after an
illness Of dropsy Will be held at q
Odd Fellows cemetery. The Rev
w. C. Taylor. paste Of tn First
Baptist church will have charge OF
the services. 1 s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-26
NOl o !.
Qualities before the II Count Court
and Guardian Gives bond

Before the county court Friday:
Newton Dean qualified as a otar.s
public. Thomas W. Yeager as
guardian Of Mary u, Gladys a., Fan
ME G.. and Myrtle ed fox with
bond at ST 90 in each instance and
Rel Il eager surety.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-26
STEAMER ~ j, J. |, sTSIl;li..

LONDON. Mar. 2 The steamer,
Delmira, has been sunk BY a iernian
submarlne of Bonloenex In the Eng
ilish channel The members st the
crew were given ten minutes in
which to n leave the vessel isssssa
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-26
DRIED GREENS
POISON "A MAN

straits. Furthermore, the mine fields
have been considerably weakened as
mines were blown up during the last
attack while others had been cast
adrift by storm.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-26

I'M
q ward a. Crimson was Ia business
vfsiiDf HID from 4 Sal ern dag
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-26

fortress 0 fPrl sMan hdzheR
motto dagatC ow,th
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-26

4 Confined on lage 8.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-05-21

There is no better buggy than the
Lion. A car load just received. See
me before buying. j. B. Burnett,
Somerville and Williston. G. W. Locke
Someryille Agt. adv. If.
DR.. and Mrs. C. J. Washington and
little daughter, Elearnor. Of Memphis
were last weekend guests of the
formers parents, DR.. and Mrs. ]. S.
Washington, at their home here.
Miss Gladys Henley has returned
from the NJ. C. F. /. at Jackson where
she has been student for school year
just closing and is with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. r. Henley, for the
vacation season.
W. R. Reid has furnished The Falcon
with the figures showing the number
of bales of cotton shipped from Somer-
vile during the season just closed. Ac-
cording to Mr.. Reid the number of
bales shipped since the opening of the
season last fall up to the first of May
is 1900.
H. W. Little, District Deputy for the
K. g. L. of H.. with headquarters in
Union City, is in town this week in the
interest of his organization. Mrs.
Little, also District Deputy, is expect
ed the latter part of the week, and by
their joint efforts hope to rejuvenate
the local lodge here.
Mrs. David Murrell and children left
Somerville few days ago for Chicago,
where they have joined Mr.. Murrell
and will make their home. Mr.. Murrell
recently sold his New Orleans business
and went on to Chicago, Mrs. Murrell
and children coming here for a visit
before going so their new home.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-05-21
5:!!I look


deliver the annual address to the
graduating class. A most cordial inyi-
tation is extended by the faculty and
students of the high school to citizens
turnout the county to be present at
these several exercises, which mark
the close of this years work.
On May 18th at the 72nd Commence
ment of the Memphis Conference Female
Institute Of jackson. Tennessee. Fiji
teen young ladies' graduate from the
literary department. aud one received
English Certificate; two graduated in
the Piano Department; one in Express
sion; and another received Art Certifi-
cate. This Historic School. which was
used as hospital during the Civil War,
and has alumnae all overt bis nation and
some in other nations, has until now
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-05-21

guest of Mrs. Blanche Hornar. Three
prizes in cut glass were given after an
exciting and interesting game of five
hundred. A guest prize was awarded
the honoree, and the first prize was
won by Mrs. John Morris, while the
consolation prize was cut by Mrs. L.
N. Carter.
The first white head cabbage of this
season served in the county we're had
for Sunday dinner May 3 BY w. L.
Robertson of Oakland, Route l. They
were Falcon cabbage plants, Of course.
A card from JEFF Murrell Of the same
vicinity, states that they had their first
on May II. Several others have re-
ported, these two being the first 10 the
county to serve homegrown white
cabbage this year.
The information received BY The
Falcon last week just at press time
that ]. H. Humphreys of the fourth
district hadlfallen q victim TO second
stroke of paralysis was q mistake
Mr.. Humphreys was in town on that
day and was stricken with a fainting
attack from overhead and exhaustion
from a disordered liver and the word
spread rapidly over town that II was
second stroke Of paralysis. We are
glad it was not and have been glad to
see him able to be in town this week.
There be- never been such demand
in this cosmunify for sweet potato
slips - il this year. The beds pot oct
around here have furnished very pocr
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-05-21

supply, many potatoes rotting in the
beds, and the orders sent away fol
plants have received very poor atten.
ton and few plants have come here or
such orders. There was every indica-
tion that more potatoes than usua
would be planted here, but the scarcity
of plants is working against any
material increase.
The fifth Sunday meeting of Little
Hatchie Association win be held at the
Baptist church in Somerville. beginning
on Friday night May 2S. and continuing
through the Sunday evening service.
Such a meeting has not been held in
this association for some time, and it is
necessary that every one should attend
this meeting which serves as launch
ing of one of the most helpful of al
meetings Of the church. Every one is
cordially invited BY the Bsptists Of
Somerville to come on the q and stay
through the 30. L. Roy ASHLEY.
Next week marks the closing of the
local county high school. The COM
mencement sermon will be preached
next Sunday. May %. BY Rev. c. A.
Harper at the Presbyterian church.
8 .. m. On Thursday night May q
pupils Of the high school will present
at Lipsky's opera house q play, AT
the end Of the rainbow" And on FRI
day night, 2sh.. IT the opera house will
be thesrsdnsting exercises. Both OF
these last named exercises will T. held
II night. Prot. d. E. Dennison wili
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-05-21

In good ball game between Moscow
second team and the>high school second
on last Wednesday in Somerville the
Moscow boys won by a score of II to Z.
Those who saw the game say it was
not The poor playing of the local boys.
but the fine playing of the visitors that
lost the game for the high school boys.
! have closed out the plant season for
this year and have several hundred to-
mato plants that are on my beds. /
will give these to any body who can use
them if they call at once. Beds will be
prepared for planting to fall plants in
few days. w. 7. LoGGINs 1t.
]. b. Claxton left at The Falcon office
last Saturday bunch of alfalfa grown
on his farm in the fourth district. The
longest stalks measured forty inches
from root to tip and it was all very fine.
Mr.. Claxton's alfalfa patch Was men,
toned in these columns last year and we
are told that it is better this year than
it was last year.
The recent session of the chancery
court in this county held last week by
Chancellor C. P. Mckinney lasted less
than two days. A large part of
the docket was carried over to the
next term on request of one or the
other of litigants concerned in each
Gaze, leaving but little work for the
court to do.
r. L. Reaves of Moscow has opened
barber shop in the Office formely &C.
cupied by F. H. Lightfoot adjoining his
lumber shed. ard will conduct it there
in the future. Mr.. Reaves has been in
the same business in Moscow for several
years, and former patrons there are
strong in the commentator of him as
an excellent workman in his line
The meeting at the Methodist church
which began last Sunday is being well
attended. DIR. Clark of the First
church, Jackson, is assisting the pastor
and preaching some excellent sermons.
Two services each day are being held.
o'clock in the afternoon and the usual
night service, there being no morning
service. Services will continue thru
Sunday and probably into next week.
Mrs. ]. D. Barkdull entertained a
number of friends ct her home on
Wednesday afternoonin honor of Miss
Annie Jones of Memphis who is the
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-05-21
Man Takes His Own Medi.
cine 10 an Optimist.

He has absolute faith in his medicine
he knows when he takes il for certain
ailments be gets relief. People who
take DR.. Kings New Discovery for an
irritating Cold are optimist-they know
this cough remedy will penetrate the
Innings of the throat. kill the germs,
and open the way for Nature to act.
You cant destroy Cod by superficial
treatnent-you must 20 to the cause
Of the trouble. Be ~ optimis;. Get !
bottle Of Or. Kings Nsw Discovery to
day. adv. 81
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-05-21

only nominally belonged to the Memphis
Conference, but the title has recently
been transferred In fee simple 10 TIE
Memphis Conference. and II is expected
that the school will be much developed
in the near future. The attendance of
students has much increased during the
last one or two sessions. The Summer
school of Theology. which has formerly
met at Vanderbilt University. will tina
year be held in the building of the n.
c. F. Institute June Is.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-05-21
White Man With Black
Liver.

The Liver is blood purifier. 1t WIS
thought at one time il was the seat Of
the passions. The trouble with most
people is that their liver becomes black
because of impurities in the blood due
to bad physical states. causing Bilious
ness, Headache, Dizziness and Constips-
ton. Or. Kings New Life Pilis viH
clean up the Liver, and give you i,ss
life. 25c. at your Druggist. adv. 81