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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-30
STRENGTH RETURNS
TO MARKET In CORN
Heavy Covering and Better
Hog Situation Causes Re-
vival of Cereal.

Heavy covering ana better feeling In
the hog market caused yesterday after,
noon strength in the corn market Tn,
early part of the session was dull and
irregular. with weak undertone prevail.
ing. primarily due to weakness in hogs
at the opening. general bear sentimen,
and better weather and crop conditions
There was considerable evening UP dur
ing the day, as n great many of the trade
wanted to close up business last night
that they might take a three day holi-
day. While the late trading was mostly
on the buying side 1t carried no signih-
canoe, as the feeling generally was that
prices should be reduced. Not only is
the public clamoring for cheaper foods,
Dat labor is demanding them and de-
claring that strikes will result unless
something be done.
Hogs opening soft tone was due to
large receipts and feeling throughout the
West against the present price OF live
stock and provisions. The crops with
the good temperatures continue to i'm
prove and now that the drought is
checked in the Southwest frost Is prac-
ueally the only enemy the crop may
meet, and 1t is probable that a good
snare Will be harvested before that time.
The cash demand continues lower and
prices naturally are sagging The nat
ural trend will be lower. although there
Will be frequent rallies similar to that
OF yesterday, but they viii be short lived.
No upward movement is expected until
new factors enter the trade.
Oats were irregular, closing steady
after showing an easy tone in the early
hours Early selling was due to lack
OF cash demand, continued absence Of
export trade and weakness in grains
Covering by the shorts and advices
that exporters were buying provided
for the late rise. Sentiment
was mixed, mainly because of the I'M
favorable crop reports. the weight OF the
crop being very light. Provisions were
quiet, opening easier on the softening of
the hog market. but later steadied.
Shorts covered freely. Outside buying
Is restricted by the agitation against
Local grain, &C., quotations of yest.r-
lay follow:
CORN-In the local cash market No. ? |
Yellow was quoted at s203k: No. 9 white |
'2o!As cost ana freight New York
md nominal No. white quoted at S5c. (;
10. white. SIC; No. white. So q ssc.
No axr white S Is, 81 gs2c.' al eIeystor ..l
cost and freight New York.
BARLEf-Market dull. Feeding. t1.4l:
Mailing, sl.4t. cost and freight New York |
BUCKWHEAT-Market dull. Sound i
Milling. $3.50 cost and freight New York
HAY-Market barely steady. No. /.
1856 shipping. Si.20al.3o
sTRAW-Market dull No. 1 rye, sl4
BRADsTREET's ExPoRTs-wheat and
lour for the week, as wheat, s,44s,644,
gainst s,025,eT2 last week and 62s0352
asst year. For season be,e5s.ssi, against
or the week l2s.929. against $4,000 last
week and l60.09l last year. Exports for
eason to date b2s,o44. against s.17S.7os
asst year
OATs-The local cash market was quiet
nd nominal. No. / white quoted at $50. |
10. 4 white. si@ssc.. all elevator.
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COTTON TRADING IS
OF SMALL VOLUME
market Has Pre-Holiday Tone
and Professionals Are
Most Active.
Is STEADY AT THE CLOSE
Final Quotations Are 10 Points
Lower to 5 Points Higher
for Session. y

The cotton market was yesterdav tb.
typical pre-holiday affair, with business
IN small volume and professionals among
'ue most active. The price range from
opening to closing and from big, 60
low was very small, as were movements
uurlhg the session. 1t was evident at
tunes. however, that the tone was some
what improved, mainly owing to the
tendency on the part OF those short of
the staple to cover before the issuance
OF the bureau report on the condition Of
the crop as of August rs. The factors
remained about the same as in the pre-
xious session, The weather map being
favorable and the rise in securities hav.
ing builish effect on local trade.
Precipitation was again small being
recorded In diminished volume only in
hnoXVllle, Memphis, Galveston and Nash
Nlhes There was some cloudiness in the
centrafbe and the official forecast for
the eastern and western belts called for
showery weather to-day. There was lit
tie OF interest in trading o. the Liver
pool Exchange. in which prices were
rather disappointing. The close In the
contract mark6ts there was somewhat
lower throushout'the Asst
The last of many private condition re-
ports appeared yesterday, and these were
regarded as bullish by SlnEapeople. That
of Norman Mayer q Co. placed the con-
dition at so per cent, the lowest of
this month. A. Norden q Co. made II
s3.4, drop Of IL from their estimate of
a month ago. The Journal Of Commerce.
placed IL at 64.s, with an Indicated cropI
of 11,500.000 bales. Naturally all Of
those reports to some extent formed
sentiment, but actual commitments based
on them were about nil
Generally speaking the opening showed
as good a view of the market as did its
ending. Steadiness was the feature on
the call and remained so during the
remainder of the session. The start was
points higher to lower and the end
ing 10 lower to 5 higher. Among the
early active bidders was Keiffer, who
took the first March at 32.05 a pound |
The floor crowd are of the opinion that
a figure below 61 per cent on Tuesday |
will be bullish and one above So bearish |
Aside from the evening up by local |
people there was yesterday some BUSH |
ness by brokers operating for Liverpool |
interests. At times theyl sold distant |
deliveries. but activity pSduced from
that quarter was unimpoAant. Espe-
cially during the late businas was there |
slow trading. During all Z the after
noon fluctuations were from under to 3
UP from Thursdays finals rbstly some
what higher. At the close te tone was
barely steady.
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TO DISCUSS CLEARING HOUSE.
ITS Part I'm Reconciliation to he
Considesea az Cony~pttor.

Inc part to be played by the clearing
mouse In domestic and world racor.
s.ruotion Is to be the keynote Of the al
uresses at the annual meeting Of the
pearng mousse section OF the American
'aiikers Association to be held in 81
..,r. luis on september 80 and October 1
clearing House as a Factor in
s[eIgn Trade Development is the title
an ADDRESS to be given by Sol wexler
OF d. y. Bache & Co. DR.. M Ashhy
Zones, OF Atlanta will take for his tonic
Inc Clearing House, the Heart Of the
FINANCIAL World" Wayne Humn,ar
moe,president of the La Sale NatIonai
i bank OF La Sale, H., will sneak on
me Need for Clearing Houses in
smaller Communities" An address, NV
Seorge M. Reynolds, president of the
oSntlnental and Commercial National
sank of Chicago, will be on "Domestic
Reconstruction Problems"
along technical lines, there will be an
suuress oy f. X. Houston, vice-presi-
gent or the First National Bank OF ST
LOUIS, on Analysis end Comparison of
SIearihg House Rules" The subject of
acceptances will be dealt with by Je-
I rS, Ihralls, secretary-treasurer Of the
discount Corporation OF New York. un-
der the title Problems ana Proeress
With Dollar Acceptances" Under the
guidance of Francis Coates. Jr.. there
Will De discussion Of clearing house
problems. In which examiners. managers
ana others Interested will participate,
Ihomas Il. McAdams, vice-president
OF the Merchants National Bank of
richmond. Va. president of the clear
ing mouse section, will preside at the
sessions.
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NFVV I7VNuIf "-sV5' -NtW VIIcuIsfy1.-al-
COTTON STATISTICs
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TRADING ON CURB
HAS STRONG TONE
Activity Is Principally in In
dustrials, but Buying Runs
Through List.

strong tone was yesterday In evil
aence In the curb trading, particularly in
ehe afternoon. when business was on a
more active scale and most of the larger
suNahces were made. Buying extended
throughout the list and improvements OF
point or more were made in many
higher priced issues.
IN the lndustrials, to which most ac-
uvlty was confined, good buying was re-
ported in General Asphalt and Indian
faoking, both of which moved about a
point higher. There also was renewed
ouying OF Overland Tire, which has ad-
'anced three points In the last few days.
among the oils Sinclair issues moved
ABOUT point higher on light dealings
and further advances were made in Mid
west Refining and Merritt Oil Interna-
o .r, petroleum also was well bought.
mere was Initial trading in National
anime preferred on a when issuedfbasi sis
siery.
Mines were quiet and little interest
was shown In bonds.
Total sales and range Of prices follow
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oIL-Rango of prices,

EGGS-Fresh gathered, extras, per
oozeni $50 56c.; extra firsts, b2054c; nrsts
ssg S2e,; seconds. 4SQ47o.; kindergarten
poorer, SOC 3Sc; checks, good TO choice,
cry. $50 sso.; undergrades, 2593Ic.; re-
.rsigerator hrsts, buyer to assume charged
ana duck eggs, State, Pennsylvania and
nearby western. hennery whites, fine 10
I ny, 'Op1 re; fair 10 prime. so46sc :
o1nInnoh 10 prime, 55q70c.; Pacific Goa ST
whites. freight. So % csc: other western
S s,s southern, gathered whites. 500 s6c. (;
Srae, fennsylvania and nearby hennery
ana ana mixed eolors, graded fancy. 5415ec.
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Close. Chge
CoNIDLTED EXCHANGE.

Opini|f substantial factors that the
efforts Il put forth by official WASH
ington conservative labor leaders TO
avert st1n the railway and Industrial
divisions, uld meet with success was
YESTERDAYS basis Of strong support In
the shape extensive buying power In
the mark on the Consolidated Stock
Exchangepst OF the active issues net
ting gainds to IL points. with steels.
oils and ms most sought.
Crucibl3s bid up 9K to 164A,
BethlehemBA to 81, and Steel COM
mon ~ t03x (ex-dividend 1A).
Mexican Pleum was marked up liz
points TO 1Pan American 5A to It's,
Royal Dutdf New York 2% to 92h
and Transcbental tx to 4s%. Bald
win was md up 8x to 1l2h. Amer
lean Car anpundry entered new high
ground Mt 1 studebaksr was best
OF the mott gaining sK TO ios% y.
stutz advAnkS Il1& and Pieroe-Ar-
row TO 64K.
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"Modern sIiIIer's" Outlook.

According to the Modern Miller IN
ploughing in the winter wheat belt Is
been delayed by dry weather and hb
ground. A reduction In the acreage
suggested. AS there was a rush |
ploughing at this time last year becad
of the guaranteed price of $2.26. fart
ers OF the spring wheat belt will NAL
every effort to relieve this years loss
by liberal breaking of ground this I'd
and next spring. Quality of wheat fro
the Southwest is better. but is belo
that of year ago. Quantity and qua
fly of Northwest is disappointing. Nov
1nent of wheat to terminal marketsiis II
creasing. Much corn has matuTed."
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BEANs.Bsk, I5c, q tl.50. LIMA BEANs
ssSa tsgS Sesr RsEEbn SI ,,,E 100 sSas
RoTs--Nearby. 100 bchs., Siq2: nearly
Dbl, ii:so9s. coRN-iOo ears, ,i@aSo
CuCUMBERs-Bsk.. 7bc. q 81. so; bbi.' $40
y; box. tl6e, 1925. CUCUMBER PICKi,fcs
Dbl. ta05. cABBAdEs-Ione islsne
and Jersey Dbl. CSC. o II. SO; Long Island
and Jersey. 100. As0s. cA0IIFLoWERs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-30
PRODUCE MARKET.

BEANS AND PEAs-BRANs--Marr
eSholce. per 100 lbs, sii.5O; common 70
c ca,r, iO'OO@il25; Manchurian, $780, cos
common to fair. ,fG s.i5; medium choice.
SsS.s9: common to fair. s7qs25; Lady
Nw o,9aIs California. $3.50; small. white,
opaFg cs sisS large TAtS idfn s
Japanese, 3!.6oQS; chufuku. MaDchurian,
tS pigS;;soi daifuku' Manchurian, $3.50;
ehoioe, S1S.60Q14; common to fair, 1850
RlS,Hb; red marrow. til.6O: kintoki, Man
ehurian, sta5,5oi yellow eve, $3.50; black
si2.26 a 1850; imperlals. 500 kumamoto.
Manehurlan, 80; eabellero. Chilean, $780,
eS sgGS cf Hdd sSs i iGnR is % s4op
sebo@7j long, 1913 crop, s7.76; short, IS. so
Ge; California, STOKES; pink. California.
VI lima. California, choice, s12012.6o
s5 sreen w is S1SR pss 5SS G' IDAHO
sL2t 97:5oi Washington, s75oR7.76; Cali
,,o or,,il, '7:5o@7:75i chilean. t79Isoi Avs.
black eye, California, s6.25; splits, yellow.
churian. s5.7596: large. ss9s.5o.
BUTTER-Creamery higher than extras,
o. y ~ bsc.; extras, % score, SIC; firsts, IS
s sS 81 'SSTs aSsgS'T Sw.r seconds sSsas.
tshc.; nnsaited higher than extras. 6O1 D
SIC; extras, 5sn q SOC; frsts, SAW o 5Se.;
finest, &c sic. good to prime. 59S55Hc.;
common 70 fair. $50 sic. renovated, frsts.
b08slc.; lower grades, 461l9c.I ladies,
&c lower grades as o 4sc.; packing stock.
current make. No. I, 46h 9l7c.; No. 2,
tec; lower grades tS64Bhc.
CHEEsE-stete. whole milk. fresh hats,
eolored, lb.. s0A 43lhc.; white, 80%@
81 &c; average run, colored, 2p& q 90k c.
white. p9& 9oko.; lower grades, 500
gShc. held, fiat, specials. size; twins.
sic; average run, white, 2sh a soc !; COT
orod, 90 n q SOC Wisconsin, whole milk
twins fresh, 309 31o. single daisies, white
% a. S1hc; colored, 32GS2mc.; double
daisies, colored, fresh, sin Q32e. Young
Americas fresh, $40 Sihc.; cheddars. Can
adam, In bond 2Th 92Shc.; state skins
specials 22Q use; prime to choice, $50
29e;; fair to good, iI@17c.; lower grades,
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Export. From New York.

Wheat. 795.e63 bu. +: oats, 10000 blu.
barley, $500 bu. four.. l61.141 sacks
oatmeal. 7.646 bbls, Z; grass seed. siI
bags; cottonseed meal. l.234,soo lbs.
oil cake. s.0s4,30 lbs. beef. 100 bbls.
beef, 65 ties. bacons. s.ls2.100 lbs.
hams. 274,2oo lbs; lard. 704,SO0 lbs.
tallow. 1913, 200 lbs. grease. 325.2oo lbs.
butter, 267.6S7 lbs; cottonseed oil
100000 lbs. lubricating oil. 2o3.55(
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-30
New Orleans Cotton MARI.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2s.-Eveng I'D
operations over the triple holiday{hlch
begin Tomorrow and the bureau lport
OF Tuesday engaged the attention. the
cotton trade to-day and the markSwas
a small anair from start TO sh.
Closing prices were to points Aher
than the finals of yesterday. The Use:
October, S1.41c.; December 31lc !:
january. 31.46c. March. $1,000. ky.
1850. Spot quiet middling, 31.25
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-30
INJECTIONS AND MrrTINcs,
~~@~~~~~~@~-~4~-~~N~~~~~~
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY
81. Louis, Mo, August 20, Il

St Louis, Mo-, August rs, 1919
Notice IS hereby given that the Annual
Meeting OF the stockholders Of st. Louis
Southwestern Railway Company will be
held at he General Offices Of the Com na nv
IN me railway Exchange Building, Sixth
and olive streets, in the City of ST Louis
Missouri, on Tuesday. october z. 1915 AZ
nine nine o'elock a. NJ, for the election OF
directors of the Company in Conformity
with the Bylaws, and to consider the eu-
pediency OF ratifying a certain Agreement
with the Director General OF Rallroads re-
lating to operation, compensation ana
other matters connected with, or growinr
out OF, the taking over by the President Or
the Company's railroad and system OF
transportation, and for the transaction OF
euch other business as may legally come
before said meeting.
The regular Annual Meeting OF the pi-
rectors OF the Company will be held Al the
same place immediately after the adjourn
ment Of the Stockholders Meeting
Tho Stock Transfer Books OF the oonn
panyy VIII be closed on Saturday, Ssptern-
Der 6, 1919, at twelve o'clock noon and will
be reopened at ten o'clock A. M. on
Wednesday, october s, 1919
- j. NJ. HERBERT, President s
ARTHUR ]. TRUsSELL Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-30
COFFEE CABLES.

Rio was s25 reis iower at llss75 Rio er-
change on London was l-S2d. lower at II II sod
Receipts 1000 and stock l79, 900 bags
Santos spots 800 res lower, on the basis Of
1850 for rs. Receipts were $4,000 bags and
stock ! S32 900 bags Futures declined $50 10
3I5 reis. Santos Is quoted at 1850, compared
with 2OS000 the previous day.
Receipts, compared with last yesr were as
follows; At the two ports IS, 900 bags, against
Jundiahy q, 900 against s2, O0O ''
The weather cloudy in one district and
hne in the other four districts Of Sac Paulo.
with temperatures ranging from S. to So de-
grees,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-30
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
THE DELAWARE & HUDsoN CoMpHST

New York, August IS, 1919,
A quarterly dividend Of Two AND oNr-
QUARTER (2kl PER CENT. on the cap
ital stock of this Company in favor Of
business to-day has been declared PAYABLE
at the ONCE OF this Company SO Nassau
street, in this City on September 20, 1919,
provided that before said date there shall
have been received from the United States
Government sum sufficient in the opinion
or tho President, with other available
funds, to pay the same, and payable at a
later date when. as and II such sum shall
be so received.
BY order of the Board of Managers
w. H DAVIES. Treasurar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-30
COFFEE MARKET.

Tho local coffee market continued yes
terday its downward trend, due to fur
Their weakness in the primary markets,
and during the day much OF the out
standing long interest was believed TO
have been lIquldated.
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AMERICAN CAN co.

A quarterly dividend of one and three
quarters per cent has been declared on the
Preferred stock OF this Company, payabl
October LIST, 1912 to Stockholders OF rec
ord at tho close OF business September
10th. 1919. Transfer Books will remain
open. Checks mailed.
r II. IsMON. Secretary & Treasmrnr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-30

liverpool Cables-Spot COTTON ont at 4
points decline. Sales 1000 bales, Scluding
5000 bales American. No imports. Tenders
al 10 5 points decline and closed hi al :
net decline SO points. ManchestI Yarns
dull and irregular: cloths dull.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-30
ST. JOSEPH LEAD COMPANY

81 BroadWay, New York
dividend of twenty-five cents per share
on the outstanding capital stock of the
above company has been declared payabls
September 90, 1919. to stockholders Of
Der O. 1919. The transfer books of the COM
psny will close on September ., 1919 and
reopen September %, 1919.
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AMERICAN BEET SUGAR COMPANY

PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND NO 81
A Regular Quarterly Dividend tNo. SD,
OF one and $4,000 Gl,5O) Dollars per share
on the Preferred Stock of this Company
has been declared, payable october end,
1919, to Preferred Stockholders OF record
at the close of business September 18th,
1919. Checks win be mailed
~ = A -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-30
United Drug Company

BLUM NJ
The Directors Of United Drug Co. have
declared a regular quarterly dividend OF
y 70 on the common stock OF United Drug
Co. payable October LIST, 1913 to stock
holders OF record September 18th, 1919.
JAMES c. MCCORMICK. Treasurer.
Boston. August 25, 1919.
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NEW YORK STATE BONDS.

w.. " Yield.
Registered as, jan, 1904. los 100 4oe
Coupon AS, Sept, 1888 -. l0T 1854 loS
Registered AVS, Sept, 1868. .l07 IOsx t@
Coupon aus, Sept, lb65 go i0s 100 Ana
Coupon AS, March, 1856. 100 IO3 Iio
Registered AIS, March 1865. l0l lQs 40
Coupon AVS. jan, 1865. .... iO2 40
Registered as, Jan. 1865. .l0i 40
coupon AVS, Jan, 1915. $50. 100 1924 iiO
Coupon %, 1857. ............, 1885, o. sos
Coupon Is, 1e6062, Canal 49, 9sA 20 tn
Registered Is, lg6o-62, Canal ps 90 tnS
Coupon Is, le6s-62, Highway eSX 90 t6
Regis. Is. 1e5S-e2 Highway IS tM
Coupon 4s. jan, 1915 80. ssx 40
Registered 4s, Jan, 1896 % an
Coupon "a, jan. 1912. ssh 40
Registered Is. jan, 1912. 80. ss
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BUS AYREs, Aug. 2s.-Ciasins grain
prices own in pesos and oentavos per 100
WHEtTone steady. I FIAXsEED-Dull.
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AMERICAN PUBLIC Service COMPANY
Notice Of dividend on Preferred Stock.

The Board of Directors OF the American
Public Service Company has declared a
quarterly dividend OF one and three-quar-
ters per cent "a Co on the outstanding
preferred stock of this Company, payable
October list, 1919 to stockholders of record
at the close OF business Monday Sep
TENDER 18th, 1919.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-06-04
SANDS

Mr.. and Mrs. Ghas. Carlson, Of War
rem, were visitors at Henry Nelson.e
Friday SIS. 8
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Engen IRE the
proud parents 81 q little son, born las,
Saturday. II
Mrs. Ole Lundins spent few days II
Warren last week.
The Young Peoples Society will meet
at the home Of Soren Larson, Sunday
June 8t1l.
Peder X. Farstad returned Friday
from St. Paul, accompanied by his
daughter Olga, who has been attending
school,
N. w. Horn, Loren Larson and Art
Christopherson took some stock in to
Warren last Saturday.
Mrs. Axel P. Swanson underwent an
operation at the Warren hospital last
Tuesday and her many friends are
pleased to hear that she is improving
rapidly.
The Go-Phor has its regular meeting
Saturday evenin, June 7th.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-06-04
HAD SUFFERED
20 LONG YEARS
Mrs. Garrison Had Rheumatism So Bad
She Often Cried All Night In
Pain Gains 30 Pounds.

my gain Of thirty pounds in weight
during the past few weeks speaks
volumes for Tanlac," said Mrs. Gather
inc Clarkson, residing at 244O College
St, Kansas City, Mo-, recently.
There has been such pronounced
| change in my condition" she continued,
that my friends readily notice 1t and
speak of it. OF course, I think my in
crease in weight is wonderful, and I
am proud df it, but the benefit 1 an
preciate most is my relief from suffer-
ing. l have been victim of rheuma-
tism for twenty mine years, and only
those afflicted the same way can know
the agony I suffered. During damp
weather and just before a rain sharp
pains would shott all through my body,
but it was in my knees suffered most
My right knee, especially, has been so
swollen, stiff and painful during the
past two years that could not bend it.
had to have steel brace made to fit
this knee so I could walk around The
ligaments and leaders were drawn until
my knees was oua, of shape, and have
cried all night long many a night with
pain. I have often though my rheuma-
tism was caused by constipation, as 1
have always been trodble more or less
in this way, having to take something
constantly. I also lost weight and my
general health became very bad, and
while just tried everything, nothing
gave me any relief.
Zone day read statement made by
lady living on Prospect Avenue, tell
ing how Tanlac had relieved her Of
rheumatism, so began taking the med
icine myself. am. just now on my
fifth bottle and considering the length
Of time 1 have suffered, the results have
been remarkable. The rheumatism
pains have disappeared almost entirely,
and do believe Tanlac is going to clear
my system Of it altogether have
been told that my right knee would
never be any better, but can bend it
some already, and the pain is entirely
gone. 1 have also been relieved of
constitution, my appetite is fine, and
I am feeling better In every respect
than have in many years. So don't
feel that I could say enough in praise
of Tanlac. It certainly is grand medi-
cine.''
Tanlac is sold in Grygla by A. w.
Clay, in A1varado by Arthur w. Neu-
jahr, in Middle River by Middle River
Drug Co., in Argyle by Robertson's
Pharmacy, and in Oslo BY Marie W..
Ponthan.