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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-27
HOSPITAL STOCKHOLDERS
TO Meet ON THURSDAY

The adjourned meeting Of the stock
association will be held at Phenix hall
beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. on Thurs
day, March i. At this meeting the re-
port of Col. G. e. Johnson, who made an
examination of the books OF the asso-
citation, will come up for consideration.
It is probable that the meeting will
extend over at least two days, as many
matters of Importance will be taken up.
All interested stockholders should
make an effort to attend this meeting.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-27
HOLD CONFERENCE

DIR. s. l. Parish. of Fergus Falls, will
preach this evening at o'clock at
Grace Methodist Episcopal church,
Moorhead. Later in the evening DR..
Parish will conduct the quarterly con-
ference of the church. All members of
the church and their friends are invited
to attend both services.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-27

Chicago-A more bearish feeling
prevailed in the grain trade and there
is a belief among close students with
the light trade in all the grain markets
today are able to advance or decline
to a moderate extent before the buy
ing or selling power gives out. There
is q feeling in certain quarters that
unless something radically new
develops to lift the grain trade out Of
it's rut, a large outside business can
not be expected. There Is too much
uncertainty regarding the political
situation for SPECTATORS to branch out
at this level. At the same time the
selling comes largely from shorts who
are easily scared at times as infiuen-
tial news is too conflicting.
Herald,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-27
ONE-PRlCE BOWLEUS
DEFEATED hub TEAM

The One Price Clothing bowlers
won two of the three games last night
from the Hub Clothing team. r. Elk
lund of the One Price team was high
total for the three. Following are last
nights scores:
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-27
FREIGHT
UPON GROUND
(By Associated Press.)

Chicago, Feb. 27.-In efforts Of the
railroads to relieve the car shortage
thousands Of cars have been released
by emptying their contents into ware
houses. onto docks and even on the
ground regardless Of their destination.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-27

The Porto Rico coffee crop is the
most valuable ever produced on the
island. -Four million pounds have al
ready been exported at an average Of
17.9 cents q pound. There are nifty
million pounds left.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-27

Theo. III. Skrei, administrator Of the.
estate Of Gunder Muhle, has closed tho
northeast quarter OF section 20, Moland
township. to Chester Muhle for $4,000.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-27
Fersian Crop Summary.

Liverpool-Ballxan states wheat
average small crop prospects unfav-
orabIe. United Kingdom weather
severe and predominating, acreage
loss will be material Native offers
light and stocks decreasing.
Italy weather unseasonably wet and
complaints from wheat are almost
general. Native supplies moderate
and foreign arrivals light. Interior
mills are closing.
F-rance-Bad weather is general.
Snow flurries throughout the country
and rain in parts. especially the south
ern districts.
North Africa--Rainfall this season
abundant and it is believed a good
crop is assured.
Russia-Crop outlook generally un-
favorable. Weather has been very
severe with snow cover light. Interior
prices advanced with movement light.
The new ice free port is still free, but
arrivals of grain not yet commenced.
Tonnage scarce.
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Herald.
BroomhaII.

Liverpool - Wheat firm with
scarcity of light import arrivals. Corn
firm with good consumption and light
export offers, arrivals light. Oats
strong with London buying, owing to
scarcity and spot Is Sd higher. Ar
rivals light and world shipments
small. Argentine firmly holding and
American clearances light.
Broomhall.
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Too Late to Classify.

FOR RENT-Comfortabl room for
lady who Is employed during day. No
other roomers. ga Ninth 81. 5. lsstf)
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-27
BOYCOTT ON POTATOES.

Des Moines, Feb. 27.-Mayor John
MacVicar. who this winter seized coal
for the city's poor, today. declared a
municipal boycott on potatoes.
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EXPECTED
TOMORROW
CBy Associated Press.)

New York. Feb. 27.-The steamship
Finland, of the American line, which
sailed from Liverpool on Feb. IL with
166 passengers. including many Ameri-
cans, is expected to reach the Ambrose
Channel lightship early tomorrow.
The Finland was the third American
line passenger vessel to leave England
after Germany's proclamation of unre-
stricted submarine warfare. With the
arrival of the Finland, this lines entire
fleet will be tied up in New York for
lean war.
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Grain Oniniona

Ware a Leland: Believe purchases
viii do when made on good declines.
LAmson Bros. Co. Breaks in the
market are likely to be only temper
airy.
Thompson & McKinnon: It does not
seem advisable to suggest sales in
view of the spot premiums.
Logan & Bryan: Influential news
is SO conflicting that 1t would seem
the part OF wisdom to carefully scrut-
inige the day to day news before max
ing commitments. -
Hulburd Warren q Co: Continue
to prefer selling Of new crop futures
on advances.
Chaplin Co.: Underlying conditions
ere favorable to holders. =,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-27
THE MARKETS
LIVESTOCK MARKETS
OF The NORTHWEST
(By Associated Press.)
soufh ct Paul.


South st. Paul, MIMI Feb. 27.-Aogs:
receipts. 1900; l692oc hlgheci range
$12.60@12.95; bulk, $12 1888.
Cattle: Receipts. 5000; killers, stea-
dy to strong; steers, $5.5C,@11.So; COWS
er. s5.oo91o.75; stoekers and feeders
Sheep: Receipts, 100; stead Il = 5a n 6S
ewes. S6.5O91o.25.
ceipts. 10000; steady, zoe a6exe yes sS.
light, 312.5O913:S5; mixed. sls;s5 q q
01S.00; pigs, $1o.oo@1I:75.
Cattle tie, Receipts SSSGi stea stock ea
ers, s5.S5 @iO.S5: calves, 1878 @12.5O.
ers. sf0.S5 012.fO; lambs, $12.1o@1A6O.
ceipts, 1900; 10000 higher; estimated
@1s.6o; range. s12:So@1s;lo; light.
Cattle: Receipts, $500; killers, stea-
dy; estimated receipts tomorrow, 5000.
sheep: Receipts 500: 10@15c lower.
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
rh. V. n e. 6-.sn .uH S+ocIr
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-27
VIII
SAILS TONIGHT
1Ru Associated Press.l

Halifax, Feb. 27.-Final preparations
were made today for the departure OF
the steamer Frederik VIII. bearing
Count Won Bernstorff, former German
ambassador to the United States, and
large party of Germans. 1t was the
general expectation that the steamer,
which arrived here Feb. 10 from new
York for examination by the eo 5ani,sA
gen tonight. The last of her bunker
coal was put aboard today.
be If spectators were rapidly adding
to their long accounts as they were
doing at the top of the 1915 bull cam
paign. The big men have more
stocks than the little men and from
present indications they will not sell
at prevailing quotations for the rea-
son that in the greater number OF is
sues prices are below actual value.
Times.
New York-The market went up
mainly for the reason that the move
which the nation is making to protect
it's rights led to no selling, but on the
contrary increased confidence in the
outcome. The immediate and techni-
cal cause of the advance was buy
ing by traders who had gone short on
the assumption that war was
inevitable and who bought today when
they found that news which in the
estimation Of many brought war near
err failed to dislodge any stock. Argu-
ment of many was that If the market
did not go down on today's news 1t
would not go down on any news and
that was enough to induce many
shorts to cover. Their assumptions
may not have been in all respects &C
curate, nor cir argument sound, but
the fact remains that the market was
strong on the day when the most
definite step yet taken toward protect
ing American rights at sea was an
nounced to the world. If the market
had any fears of steps being taken 1t
could hardly have been strong to-
day.
Times,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-27

Minneapolis, where they attended the
annual clinic of the Minnesota Dent
lists association.
T. L. Munro Of Hendrum was among
the Comstock hotel guests last night.
Miss Emma L. McCabe. who visited
at her home in Elmwood township
over Sunday, left this morning for
Donaldson to resume her duties
teaching in the schools Of that
village.
]. e. Underdahl Of Georgetown was
Comstock hotel guest last night.
Dep. Sheriff George w. Mcdonald
brought in a man named Arthur Car
penter, who was wandering aimlessly
around at the Finch Bros farm. He
appears to be more stupid than insane
and will probably be examined tomor-
row.
Antonio Sala, the celebrated Spanish
'cellist, will be heard at Concordia coll
lege auditorium tonight. Miss Mildrid
Romsdahl will contribute vocal solo.
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open .... en-. on': ITO. ~" 1tss%
High ...... $50 1.82h
c Close ' 49,: $500: $500: i i:77ssS 1: l;SS%
July Wheat.
Chi. MINI. Dull.
!. Open ...- ...... 1:74 LAS
| High .ss& e..... LIAM 1.74A
Low .sssS LA 1.48
p! Close -.s. ...... LIAM 1.74hB
September Wheat.
/ Chi. MINI. Dull
! Open zee. .....I .. $500.
| High $4,000
Low ...s. ..s... ...... ......
Close ..". ...... LAX ......
st. Louis.
Election day.
Kansas City.
Election day.
Winnipeg.
open -..- 1.zs ssS 1.?!sPs5y 1.t 81;
Close ss.. III LISA 1.41AA
Chicago Corn.
Election day.
Chicago Oats.
Election day.
Chicago Pork.
.@ Election day.
Minneapolis wheat.
Puts "'.''".......".s.."". 1.76N
Calls ssssssss..s..." 1.S2h
Winnipeg Close.
No: Z northern. LIS; No. 2 north
ern, III ~: No. 8 northern, 1864: oats.
July oats, .59HB; flax cash, No. / N.
w c. 2.52h; May flax, 2.5S; July flax,
2.sohA.
Minneapolis Cash Close.
No. 1 hard, 1.SST@196N; No. i
northern. 1.S4% OLSON; choice, 1917
@L9SR; arrive, 1.S4A; choice, 1914;
No. . northern, 1.S1H @1.S9N; arrive,
No. II. Mont, 1854 @1.S7R; No. 8
northern, 1.73N @1.S4H; arrive. No. H.
Mont, LIS u q 1856 u; No. durum, 1.S9;
! arrive. 1.SS; No. Q durum, 1.s4@1.S9; No.
yellow corn. .sSh @1.0oM; arrive,
! others, 81 a 100; No. white oats, .5lz
/ @.66%; No. white oats, san a .56N;
/ barley, .92@1.16; barley, choice, 1850
! la; flax, 2.75@2.81; arrive, 2.75@2SI;
/ rye, L47@1.48; arrive, 1.47.
Duluth Cash Close.
No. ! hard, 1881: No. 1 northern,
1.s2h; No. . northern. LISA @1.80h;
No. northern, 1.72h @1.771S; oats,
cash, so = @.66A; rye. 1.4B@1.47; bar
ley. 80 a 1-23; No. 1 durum, 1.S9; arrive,
f.S7; No. durum, 1.S4@1.86; May du-
rum. 1.SSBi July durum, 1.S7A; flax,
/ Duluth Flax.
Close NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2S1 2.S1h
Local Quotations.
M aar%harr, A
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-27
Financial RuIIetin.

New York--A slowly improvins
price movement is expected on short
covering in anticipation OF congress
authorizing measures for the protec-
don OF American sea rights, the sink
Ing Of the Laconia looked like We
overt act" Steel. Anaconda, Read
ing. Union Pacific and Industrial Al
cohol specialties are in line for better
ment. Bullish reports are noted on
smelling, American Beet Sugar and
Marines.
News.
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For Quick Results Use The Fargo
Forum Wants
For state news read The Forum.
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New York-The stock market went
down with a crash In December be-
cause Of the heavy overbought posi-
ton. There is no similarity in present
position and according to the opinions
gathered in important quarters yes
terday there was no expectation of a
serious break in prices the presi-
dents remarks to congress should
prove to be the beginning of war with
Germany. The stock market has been
held in check by the absence OF pub
lie buying based upon the idea OF
some great adverse development in
international affairs and 1t therefore n
in better shape to Withstand an
nouncement of war or any other dis
tressing piece OF news than II would
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-27
MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Chas. z. Lewis & Co., Grain and stock
Brokers. Morton Block Fargo.
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LOSES
THE ASYLUM

Continued From Page One,
committee with an opinion declaring
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-01
". C. A. BUREAU HEADS
NAMED. YESTERDAY
Changes Made in Constitution and By
Laws Of Association For Better
Organization.

Al :he meeting OF the Open Forum
branch If the Wheeling Comn"rciaI as
snc!atiuu held yesterday At noon III the
Mcclure hotel. TOtr was taken -
change some sections ~ the constitution
and bylaws uf the organization. Inc
vote was almost unanimously Tor the
change. which provides for Il depart
mcI.laliz"d organization for bureaus or
special service a. needed: business
Ike budget for distribution nf FUNDS re-
,."ivcd from dues and establishes IN
emergency fuuI for retirement OF any
outstanding ubliga !uus NJ the end "
the fiscal year. and Tor "inrrSencl"s inst
may arise. and L. prov it!'. seven depart
m.ntS 81 activity and HlN bureaus ~
special service.
Thu adoption o. TN" SECTIONS a. given
above automatically eliminates seven
members OF tn" boAru Of directors y! inc
aSoscinli"n Their places ON The ooara
Viii b., filled by H." following heads
IT llr" seven branches q! activity: e. n.
EuhtuSuu civic department: Juhn H.
Cinri,n. new industries and manuia'-
turing u"partru"Hi. lIr. Andrew iiS0h.
Hurirullural Department. i. {. Mcl>lh-
Iry mines and mining. ana W. u. ~
wood TRANSFORMATION department. me
xix In,d OYER members Of the BOARD o;
Iir.rtrrS viii continue III their ntilcial
cauariiv working under III" special SER
vice drrar:mcut uniiI urNt June Whch
III, annual meeting Of the ASSOCIATION
~ held and now h""t!s are elected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-01
THRIFT GARDENS TO
FIGHT OLD HI COSTA
are Suggested In Connection With An
nual Paint Up and Clean Up
Week Campaign.

Thrift gnrdcuS MY nc au innovation
ana on" "i III" dominant features "f ihr
hish #nnua! 'ltiut nj ami clean up
campaign m which = number OF lh-'
ctii-S Of the CuUE;r! nave been taking
par $n"" it's inauguration.
The thrift garden Idva. which means
III" utilizing If hackyards. vacant lots
and waste ground. was originated AT III"
headquarters OF the campaign IN 81,
Louis. with Il vi'w of directing the pco-
III" to an immediate and effective way
OF reducing the high cost 81 living.
1t has been shown that Il thrift gar
don. "|NIn feet. property cultivated. the
cost ut the cultivation being Il m,ru
item would keep a family ui six sup
piled with fresh vegetables all season
AMI II sold wuulG yield an income uf
=In TO $lun per S";lS"n. Pry&ica! b"n;.l,
il /" b., "h'ain"d through til" working
cat az thc idea.
Just how lA' idea Viii 10 worked in
Wheeling has not been suggested. but T.
* probable. Ihal ~ liz" with other o.
EnniZa;j ions OF other cities. a loCrl body
VIII OUT lin. p!;,uS Tor the observance Vi
IN. week here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-01
7, C, NICHOLSON, OF
BELLAIRE, IS DEAD
WAS AT ONE THE ONE of i''
coUNTRY'S FAMOUS BALL
PLAYERS

r & Nicholson. known 70 all tnS utSs
ball players in the country as IN
Nicholson passed away At his nome or
North Noble, street. B"llalrt. wednesdays
morning at $50 O'Clock. following an ~
ness OF u tsw weeks. death bslnS a't't
buted "a bronchial pneumonia. IL! W
death Bellasrs loses ono OF tis 2r0htn'i'.
and esteemed useful citizens. vino hIS
taken an active. part in all the civic an1
ether affairs Of tire city.
Mr. Nicholson WAS 81 years OF ast
and was born in Elaiuc. .. lie came !"
Bellair., when young man and tnuna
employment in the plant al the Geilstlre
Nail Works. Efc continued 10 NoFA
a. the plan; ard in tho Intervals TOOK an
sctlv. part IL baseball AID other oue-
door athletics:
hc piaved with the Globes rt Er!ialre:
The manager Of I'll" Wheeling Tri-Stat.
team thought So we'll Of his playing that
II was engaged. Etr remained Win the
Later In was secured and obtained posi-
-s;unS on ,ra,us affiliated WIN TN
Detroit. anil St Louis Americans. Kansas
lily 81 the Western L"aSu" ana SIOUX
,';ty L"aGu:. 7, WAS while playing pan
with the major leagues that hc was
named ''TarSon" tho ;;a'Ilc being apptiHh
by his fellow players for his refusal 10
play SUNDAY T,rct"rrtnG ths Bthl" on the
Sabbath t" play. Daring this PERIOD NJ
aged in tk,. Sho.. business in H'llair"
Win Rail, UiiN'l IKE AK ti' 'NhAi'>
Of Nicholson & Ball. During the sum-
mer months Mr.. Nicholson played balt
end III thu winter assisted his associate
in the Sho" business.
ttc gay UP pla"iHg in I'll" national
lea GurS ard RETURNED ~ E"ilulr" ana
was chosen manager OF the Wheeling
te;m which position h" filed from 1873
TO 1900 In May too" h" was selected
mayor OF Bsiiaire fIe served as mayor
fol- two and L half years and upon the
expiration of his. term of office engaged
In the sln. repairing business operating
shops in Eellair1 ana Wheeling. When
the Bel!aire Fairgrounds association was
FIRST organized he WAS elected president.
and by hard work and earnest effort
was able TO thoroughly equip two play
grounds for tn" recreation OF the youth
Df the city. He was n member Of Trim
ity Episcopal church and look active
part in all departments OF church work.
Surviving him are his widow and the
Following children: Mrs. W. r. Wei
baum. OF Akron: George Nicholson. or
Clevelaud: Ralph and tn" Misses Eliza
beth and Ester Nicholson. a: home.
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ATTENDED INAUGURAL IN
OF FORTY Y. AGO.

Henry Mason Matthews. of l."wi$hurE:
wnu WAS unururat"d rs governor OF
Nest Virginia IN Wheeling. tho capital
20 years ago '"n Monday. March !. Will
l." :. Irrtirruan. in III" inauGurat ION or
Governor ,'ornwr!I "u next Monday
March J.
Major Eandolrh StnlnaN"r. Of this
ci;T. vino WINS prIvai" secretary 10 Gov
emo" Matthew's. and later secretary Of
star. Will nISn H.. IL The line ri charles
ton.
81 The arraugnur.nIS committee Of -
for til" inauguration of 40 years ago:
Morgan l.. OFT and I'd Wcisgcrh"r. or
Wheeling. are The only living members
today. M"sSr&. MORGAN l.. utt. Anton
E..ymann und l.. W. Orlrhay. OF Wheel
mS. are IA" survivors If the commits"
at ?. on invitations. OF The committee
on reception thor; arc still living Major
$ialnnk"r. General Alfred caldwell. q.
t.. Hoffman, ". +. hubbard. Charles
S"uS,mcy. Al"X. Mitchell. t;""rg" ADAMS.
H.. l.. i. Wilson and l"S"rh ST"id"l: OF
Wheeling. IF tho floor COMMITTEE" of %
th"r" s,irvir" Major Sialnak"r. hr. J. X.
t.. Iiard'%iy. Frank OElchay and j.. w.
Peterson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-01
NEWS BRIEFS

DR.. Leon " Refer ycs;"r,iuy mad"
III" discovery that the herd Of twenty
hogs at the county iufrmary hay" Cho-
lrra. Serum for their treatment was
ordered AZ one" from Charleston.
Theodore Wagner. II we'll known con-
tractor. y"Sl"rdHy filed his p",itiun as
Il candidate FOR council from the Sixth
ward in III" olfic" "f city Auditor C:t@.
II. AhrsnS.
An appeal from III" Lewiston %
SPUR" T.. l.: Carrignn in III" sui; of II.
W. Amid vs. Alexander Rnllon was filed
in cirruit court yesterday. Tho justice
gave judgment for Sl22.0S on II note.
w. T. Conner or this city. ycSttr-
day closed Il deal for the purChaS" az
h" 4. ". lewis farm or Ia ""r"s n"nr
Kaylmni. ohio. The purchase rriC" VAS
si2.n@h- Us part payment, Mr.. Lewis
'r&"s the big Conner apartments al "o"T
Mrln street
Local. organizations are making pre-
;#ratiurs Far IN elaborate parade ~
take ritc" Decoration day May 10.
It org ~. DriSrrIl. Formerly % the
local Newark shoe St"rc SrlcS force. has
h,'"n transferred 20 Now CaSIl. Pa.
-Fotai" sal"% II Local markets h;tv-
ing been decreased - per cent because
nr individual boycott by Wheeling We
i."n. = 'l"rr"as" IN rric" will bc noticed
Within IN" n"Nt few days say dealers.
TIL" annual minstrel hy the sion"
and Thona" employees association -
DOING f!tNf!"i hh' li"Huc'i"i VIII pro-
badly il" staged N the Scottish. Ri"
cathedral
-N'cnIrS art e'or" today houses an
art exhibit brought by Waiter Nuttiu@
"f !:uStun. The work IS his own. tn"
Subjects ar" mostly antique r"$iri"rr"'.
lie * sric Ia b. the first r1nr"! 1" ncr-
di;rr apple blossoms in platinum print.
i .ocai ;:7llnnis a." GiaI I" hear rha:
Easter flowers Will n"i IA" expensive.
Florists say I'M: every hing but Lille.
~ scjuihs ara tulil& VIII hc lgW priced.
Guard" nHV., hH'n placed h? tn" Eat
iirnu-" and nhin railroad ~ ~! i,"IulS
along N" Wheeling division wh"T" ,ti.i-
sliIrs o. houldnrS ~" iiahl" :" crash
down into trains.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-01
OLD SOLDIER
+. WAS C0NSTIPATED
Says Black Draught Cured Him Of
His Troubles of IL Years
Standing,

Scotivillc. y. t.. Mr.. James Dick
son, an old resident uf This place. and
civil War veteran. recent! made the
following statement: Il am So years
old. aud am an old soldier OF Tho war
of 81. ! had stipaiion for - Years.
Tho doctors said | would never b" any
better. bur now | can l"li them hotter.
had taken dollars and dollars worth
o. blood tablets, hui they got 40 they
didn't do mr much good.
Then | go' 10 taking your black
Draught. and had not taken on" iulI
package until found that IL relieved
the cunStipatiun took two or three
packages, and i, has cured me-, and |
praise il To all Of my friends.
thousands Of people In The past -
Years have found help FOR constipation
In The uSo of, Thedlord's Hack
nraughi Many families keep Black
praughI in The house MI tho time. and
use t. at the LEAFS; sign nf constipation.
Indigestion, biliuusuess, or other liver
troubles.
Blnck-praught Is purely vegetable.
reliable and without bad aftcr-rlfects.
Good for Young and old Get Il pack,
age from your druggist To-day, and
take dose Tonight: You will feel bet
ter tomorrow. Price 25c d package.
Costs only one cent dose.