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New-York tribune., 1920-06-26
Little Hope Seen of
Resumingg Trade
In Furs at Once
Manufacturers Refuse to
Begin Work Until Def
mite Orders Are Re-
ceived; May Settle Strike

Little hope of a resumption Of trad
ing in raw and dressed furs in the
near future is held out ma report
of market conditions issued yesterday
by the Board of Trade of the Fud In
dustries. According to the report,
manufacturing furriers are deter
mined not to buy additional guam
titles of raw stocks until retailers
begin to order finished goods. Further
than this. the manufacturers will not
begin to cut goods until they have
bonafide orders in hand.
The strike is mentioned in the re-
port and the opinion is expressed that
an early settlement appears to be i'm
possibl-. "The elimination of the
speculator," says the report, "a neces-
sary though unpleasant process
fortunately is progressing toward its
conclusion with certainty and dis
patch"
From rs to 80 per cent Of the coun-
try's fur manufacturing capacity is at
a standstill according to the report.
"There will be practically no buy
ing of raw materials" says the re-
port, until the strike is terminated.
The manufacturers are in no position
to sundertage new obligations for
Tho strike, q direct violation on the
between the manufacturers associa-
ton and itself, which does not expire
until January 81, 1921, has only sec
dary influence on the market as the
manufacturers are determined to re-
e frain from making up stock except on
bonafde orders. They state that they
are not willing to assume the burden
that has been placed upon the raw and
dressed skin trade by reckless specu-
lation and that they simply will not
bL.' for consumption until they are
assured of market.
at is not to be expected that the
resumption of production will occur
in time to affect late summer and early
fall business in anything but dressed
and dyed furs. The present stock Of
manufactured furs, while not by any
means sufficient to meet normal re-
quirements, is unquestionably large
enough to make the manufacturing
trade even more cautious than it would
be under ordinary circumstances.
"There is an increasing though still
moderate movement Of manufactured
goods. Manufacturers have made
concessions within reasonable limits
and it is regarded as a certainty in
manufacturing circles that the present
stock of merchandise will be moved
within the course Of the new few
weeks.
"The retailer still heeitatcs because
of the fact that 1t Is still too early to
feel the pressure Of the ultimate con-
sumer'
The report is signed by Charles
Porter raw fur merchant and chair
man of the Board of Trade, and David
c. Mills, secretary, who also is man.
ager of the Associated Fur Manufac-
turers, the association against which
the strike is directed
New-York tribune., 1920-06-26
Financial Items

., At meeting held June "a, the board of
dd1}rectors OF the Liberty National Bank Of
ira compensation to all employees. amount
ing TO 20 per cent Of salaries for the sec
ond quarter OF this year.
The Warlng Hat Mnnufac curing Cor.
pporation hos sold an issue Of $1,000, 900
per cent cumulative preferred stock
convertible at any time into two shares OF
scrrt,o nne stock w VIII bo offered for public sub
ysiribp'on WITH Dy ron Merrill Lynch s Company,
houses. 'iA'As
The Asia Banking Corporation has an
bounced that extra compensation would
ner DC paid odd TO its employees, based upon 10
the period January I to Juno 80.
Tho Guaranty Trust Company of New
sto aorM ont ,~ni VIII open branch office in Con
At At meeting Of tho executive committna
tn of the board OF directors OF the Guarnntv
was Hras' 1"mpany yesterday sismund Met
~sis.unt ~ manager. and Richard Schellens
secretary of tho Constantlnople office.
,bs ,noa,h =, h,thesese Company reports sales for
those OF May. 1919. and the sales th,s
year ys, to date is.47 per cent ahead Of 'i's ths
safes Tor that period In 1919.
has basn bSnaoago ga Board oar Of Trade membershir
pow over the last previous sale
VI. Alpp.icaiion has been made to the New
norM norM s.ook nxchange to list Pure OH Com.
rranyy> ~ irer name Ohio City Gas Com
pany,. *e7 $3.50 common. and $9.ooa,ioc
@ preicrr"d 20 stock. American Woolen Com.
Pnny; $4,000. 900 additional common stock
nun nMcane Gas d Electric Company, $500. .o0(
genera art az and rcfunding mortgage pc,
| 1942. '""u'' series A. que
ou So, % stump announce that they have
oponed an Office in Pottstown, Pn.
y Ihe committee on securities of the New
| ,vniia s'1,N ~ Exchange has ruled HARRISON
uuotoa ex stock dividend ON July and
| not until July 1b. Application has becr
@o.oooooo additional common stock.
Ar'hnr M. Mckay. formerly manager al
.he e sec curlties department., has been ap
pol"tnn asslstant cashier OF tho Mechanic,
| and Metals National BANK
The mmpire Trust Company has beer
nppolnted regtntrar OF the first preferred
rSeonn prefsrred and cofhnon stock ol
New-York tribune., 1920-06-26
Indian Refining Company
Plans Changes i'm Capital

A special meeting Of stockholders Of
the Indian refining Company has been
called for July 20 to vote on proposed
changes in capital
The directors have recommended the
retirement of ss,OO0,0O0 Glass B pre-
ferred stock, authorized in November.
1919, but never issued, change in par
value of common stock from S100 to
S10,. increase in outstanding capital
stock from 10000 shares of preferred,
par value 500. and 10000 common, par
value 500, to 10000 preferred, par
value unchanged, and $4,000 commo n
$40 par value; authorization of 10000
additional $40 par value common shares
to be issued on surrender and cancel
latlon of old preferred shares at the
ratio of five for one.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-26
Jewellers Plan Campaign

wholesale and retail jewellers through
out the country have banded together
in gigantic advertising campaign de-
signed to make jewelry more popular.
The slogan which the Jewellers hope to
make as popular as the florists have
their "Say 1t With Flowers" is "Gifts
That Last" Retail jewelers. have been
asked to drive home the point in their
advertising and sales talks to Gus
toners that jewelry Is one commodity
in which intrinsic value remains after
the article has had years Of wear.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-26
Wrangel Army Captures
10000 Red Prisoners
Rolling Stock and Wheat Sup
plies Also Seized in Offensive
i'm The Crimea

CONSTANTINOPLE, June Is. The
offensive carried on by General Baron
Wrangel, successor to General Deni-
kline, against the Bolsheviki in the Cr,-
mea is developing rapidly. Wrangers
troops have occupied the line OF Mak-
laiwska, Bolohoitchmak and "aKlaSsa
They have taken 10000 prisoners ano
captured 48 guns, 25o machine guns
g armored trains, 8 armored automo.
biles, several million pounds OF wnes'
and much rolling stock.
WARSAW, June 24.-Sharp artillery
activity along the Rivers irta sno
Beresina is reported In the Polish CON.
munique to-day, which says the se'st.
losses of the Bolsheviki south OF INC
Pripet forced them to diseont'n''
their attacks yesterday.
The statement reports that neiss r
attacks made by the Soviet forces va
Zwiaah were repealed with sessss sss
losses to the attacking side ana 'ns'
assaults upon Telespol also failed
New-York tribune., 1920-06-26
Roads Tell Committee
OF Equipment Needs
Loaning Fund Board to Make
Report on Meeting 10 Inter-
state Commission

Seventeen railroads sent representa-
tives yesterday to a special meeting
held by the Loaning Fund Committee
of the Association of Railway Execu-
tives, with Offices at 81 Broadway. The
members of the committee were told
just what the immediate equipment
needs Of the several railroads repre-
sented were.
1t is understood that the loaning
fund committee will make a report on
Monday to the Interstate Commerce
Commission, recommending the best
way to distribute the $125, ,O0OO 900 set
aside by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission recently
Among the roads represented at the
conference were the Boston & Maine,
Chesapeake & Ohio, Hooking Valley,
Chicago & Eastern Illinois, Rock Is
land, Minneapolis G. st. Louis, Chicago
& Western Indiana, Erie, Great North
ern, Texas & Pacific and the Long
Island.
Members Of the committee attending
were E. N. Bond, chairman; H. E.
Byram, Henry Walton, L. F. Loree,
Samuel Rea, A. H. Smith and E. J. Pear
son. W. A. Colston, director Of tho
Bureau Of Finance Of the Railway Ad-
ministration, also attended
New-York tribune., 1920-06-26
Cotton Goods Trade Slow

Converters Of cotton goods catering
largely to the womens and children's
dress and underwear trades are doing
little more than Sample piece" busi-
ness at present. In former years
samples have been furnished the gar
ment makers gratis, but this year
many of the converters have adopted
policy OF charging for these sample
pieces, which rarely run more than two
or three yards in length. The garment
manufacturers apparently are averse
to loading up with pieca goods until
they are sure how large the demand
for fall goods will run. Several con
verters who have fairly large stocks
on hand which they have offered al
concessions to the garment trades re
port little response to their offerings
New-York tribune., 1920-06-26
Buyers Coming

BALT1MoRn-American Wholesale Cor
peeratlon II. s. Messersmith, remnants;
854 Fourth Avenue, room 1911; is ex-
pected June 28.
c1NMclNNATI - The Henry ceiershofer
p, 2S5 ,IS Sixth Avenuei is expected July II.
cIEv ;s - ILAND-M. Rosenblum Credit Cloth
s4ilks &C dresses; McAlpIn; is expected
TAMPA, Fla.-Falk's Dept. Store: David
4; FaIk. mems clothing. furnishings 81
" west naJ dWeJnty-sxth y,l Street; Ben f. Lewis
TAMPA. Fla.-Maas Bros. Ernest Mas,
ready read. to wear; 115o, Broadway; Bacr
TAMPA, Fla.-Maas Bros Sol Mas. bags.
hosiery, neckwear: 1850 Broadway; Baer
TsMph 9 piIienthal lf1a IT, is expected August
Gresham. laces, -embroideries. trimmings
aec.sd daco dPrH9ndway na,,a Baer & Llientha is ex-
TAMPA. Fla...Maas Bros. Mrs. G. Spark
man and Miss Onie Aviehc millinery,
trimmings 1850 Broadway; Baer &
Lilienthal: Is expected August 10.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-26
Commercial Credits

Slow payments by retailers in all
sections Of the country continue to
bother the credit men in wholesale in
stitutions here Even in sections where
retail business has not suffered a
severe slump, payments are tagging,
say the credit men, who believe that
some of the delays in payments are oc-
casioned by choice rather than neces-
sity on the part of the retailers.
Commercial money and bankers ac-
ceptance rates showed no change yes
terday. Bankers acceptance rates
issued by the American Acceptance
Council were:
Member Banks, Buying -Selling-3o
days, 61s-5N; so days, 6A-6; 80 days,
SIS ~6A.
go days. 6aa-61A: 6E-6A: 6A-
New-York tribune., 1920-06-26
New Polish Cabinet Named
Premier Crabski. Successor 10
Skulski. Announces His Aids

WARSAW, June 24-Ihe ne" Oe.
net formed by Ladislas Grabski, Iosmets ~
Minister Of Finance, to succeed sn1 Inns
Premier Skulski, which resigned .s,.. suns
10, was announced to-day. The Min"
try follows: n.
Premier and Minister of Finance. ~. y.
Grabski; War, General Leszniew;ssn..
Foreign Affairs. Prince Eugene Sap,.ada' pds
Food, Stanislas Sliwinski; Rsi,roSSWS' M
NJ. Bartei; Posts and Telegraphs,
Tolloczko: Education. NJ. Lopusssnr,
ski: Commerce and Industry, An.Sn. ,.So.
Olszewski; Public Health. NJ. Choda;s..
Public Works. Gabriel Naruzows,..ss.
Agriculture, Professor Bujak; ,a, msr.
rior, NJ. Kuczyski; Justice, John ''''
awski. Arts
and for Posen have not as yes psss "a
named. Prince Sapieha, who taxes v"
Foreign Ministry. has. up to the ps''s,a -
ene, been Polish Aipipteg 70 -
New-York tribune., 1920-06-26
Raw Silk Drops Again

Another slight furry in the Japanese
raw silk market was reflected in local
silk circles yesterday and some of the
quotations of dealers and importers
were upset. Cables from Yokohama re-
ported drop of 90 yet in Shinshu No.
l, which had regained 200 yen in the
two weeks previous. The new decline is
not regarded as permanent by import
ers, but 1t unsettled the buying ideas
OF silk manufacturers for the time be-
ing. and many who had been purchas-
ing In limited quantities withdrew
from the market.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-26
$99, 100000 in Breadstuffs
Exported by II. s. in Ma,

WASHINGTON. Juno 25. Bread
stu1ls exported in May amounted to
Wv, GOO, 900, or an increase Of about
$o,oo0,o0o over the corresponding
month OF last year, while exports Of
S51 100000, showed decrease of s42.-
100000 from May, 1919, 1t was an
nounced to-day by the Department Of
Commerce.
Cotton exports for the month
amounted to 3649O4 bales, n decrease
of 1884 bales from May, 1919 Ex-
ports OF mineral oils totaled 264 200, 900
gallons. against 175,300,O0O for May of
last wear
New-York tribune., 1920-06-26
s,e4b.1s
stor.72
Consolidated Cigar Stock
Put or Z Per Gent

Directors Of the Consolidated Cigar
common stock, payable July 10 to
holders of record July 6. By this action
the board placed the stock on per
cent annual basis, compared with @he
previous rate of 6 per cent.
Inc treasurcr's report showed that
net earnings for the first five months
OF the current year were S1,134,1Ol.
wn'ch sna Is at the rate Of approximately
s1a share on the 10000 shares Of
OUTSTANDING '".a common stock, after al
owing Tor the estimated amount Of
New-York tribune., 1920-06-26
Two More "Direct" Sales

Two more sales IN which manufAc-
turers or jobbers are trying to rid
themselves of surplus stocks by selling
them direct to the consumers were
opened here yesterday. One included
Of underwear, knit goods and hosiery
from thirty-fve manufacturers. This
sale Is being conducted by A rm of
knit goods selling agents from Amster-
dam, N. Y. The other sale was the sur
plus stock of mems and women's hos
iery of O large downtown iobber.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-26
NOTICE OF 4 SPECIAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
ELLIOT BIGEIOW Ron co

A Special Meeting OF tho Stockholders OF
ELLIOT BiGEI.DW e SO% co. VIII be
nei1 at the Office or Walter JsTreys Rim,
A. Two Rector Street. ia TITO Borough OF
Manhattan. CITY. County and stats OF New
YoFks July 9th. 1920. at Q O'Clock In the
afternoon of said day, for tho purpose o.
considering and acting upon resolution
adopted bZ the Board Of Directors OF the
Company st \ sphcial Lsstinx held on tho
Hrd CAY OF jams. 1920, BY which said
Fesosutlon tho fsoard of Directors in their
oD'nirn they deem II edyivabIe that the
Corporation be forthwith 6.ssolved
Dat~1. Ecw York, June 23rd, 1920
HAEAY W. THUfeTON. aecretarY
New-York tribune., 1920-06-26
Erie Application Apnrovcd

=, TRENToM, N. j.. June 25.-The State
Pubic Utility Commission bo. "o' "ne
proved the application Of the E'io paH ~
road Company for authority ito jssno
$4,8oo,oOo Of 20-ycar 9 per cent ~ hnnds
series u, under It's rcfunding and i'm
provcment mortgage, dated Dccemhrr
], 1919, to the Bankers Trust Comnanv
trustees. Tho board has directed thn,
the proceeds shall be applied sololy
toward reimbursement for monrvs
actually expended for payment Of
equipment trust certificates Prom Jar.
uAyy !, 1918, To March 81. 1o21A
New-York tribune., 1920-06-26
BUSINESS News

turers Of the most expensive grades of
both mems and women's shoes report
that retailers have passed up their lines
in fall buying in favor of makers who
produce cheaper qualities. Through out
the country, according to leaders in the
shoe trade here, there is noticeable
tendency to cut quality in order to at
tain cheaper prices demanded by the
public. The tendency is beginning to
assert itself among manufacturers,
some of whom are purchasing lower
grades OF leather than formerly in
order to turn out cheaper shoes.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-26
Four Georgia Negroes Slain

COLUMBUS, Ga, June 25.-Ths
bodies of four unidentified negroes
were found to-day in the woods about
eight miles from Columbus. Each body
contained number of bullet wounds,
and the theory was advanced that the
men had been killed by moonshiners
r Discovery of the bodies resulted from
search lnauguratcd by several far
mers whose farm hands failed to show
I'm vesterdav
New-York tribune., 1920-06-26
Satisfied Judgments

Tho first name Is that Of the debtor;
the second that OF the creditor and date
when judgment was filed
Monshekran, Edward-D. Solo
mon; Feb. 10, 1918. S5,o46 90
Edward Gribbon & sons, Ltd
Converse e. Co; June "a, 1920. s7e973
Henigl, solomon. and Isdor Hirsch
J. T. Murray; March 20. 1915 9437l
Guggenheim, Siegfried and Emma
Burrows. Walter R.--T r. Quin-
:. Ian; Feb. 4. 1920: ...... s.o4s.e1
Goldberg, Nathaniel M.-R. J.
Coveerdale; June 20. 1920 tcan-
Belino. Ruesero italian Press '''A'A0
Pub: Assn. Inc.--P. Albino:
Rhenana Realty CO.. inc-Meyer '''0
Drucker sinram Co.. juno 80.
Jacobius. Philip J.-E l.. spell
Kenilworth Holding Co. - II.
Friedman; April 10. 191s.... 10000
Lewis. Meyer. and John Nemecek
People. &C., June Q, 1920. $500. %
Gallant. Albert E.M. Hoyken-
dorf; July rs. 1915. ...:..:.. 1.o9e,oS
plebaum, Inc; Juno u, 1920... 2.3oo oo
Snmc--Same; June IA, 1920..... 2.325. 0o
son; April II. 1919. 1871
Powclrs Brockway FitzhuRh-
Stewart. Inc: Juno IS. 1920
(vacated) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. B.64b.rd
In Bronx County
Kncpper Sophie; A. Bernhart:
July 26 1916. Observation-Disclosures. $toT.7s
New-York tribune., 1920-06-26
New York Express Ditched

NORWOOD, Mass, June 25.-A New
York bound express on the New York
New Haven Hartford Railroad was
derniled near the Winslow station in
this town to-day. The engine and bag
jurcd. although the train banged over
tho ties. aud tore up tho r0adbed for
80Q yards before II stopped,
New-York tribune., 1920-06-26
Failures This Week

Commercial failures this week In The
United States, as reported by K. G..
Dun & Co., are 113, against 152 last
week, l78 in the preceding week and
123 in the corresponding week last year
Failures in Canada number Q, against
II last week, 10 the preceding week
and 10 last year. OF failures this week
IN the United States 80 were in the
EAST, ~ South, rs West, and 80 in the
pacinc states and 81 reported liabili-
week.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-26
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
OF New YORK.. OFFICE OF THE

. n y OF NEW IOfth. OF TEE Or TIE
SECRETARY OF STATE. SIS.
hereby certifies that the TRYUS REALTY
CORPORATION, q domestic stock corpora
tion. has fled in this office on this 3lst DAY
Of June, 1920. papers for the voluntary dis
solution of such corporation under section
221 OF the General Corporation Law. and
that ii appears tnererrom that such cor
poration has complied with said section IN
and the seal of once of the Secretary OF
State, at the City of Albany. this twenty,
first day of June. one thousand nine hundred
and twenty fSgdD c. w. TAFT. Second
Deputy, Secretary OF State. To any claim
ants: Please present notice Of claims aga'nss
Tryus Realty Corporation TO Z. V. DAILY -
Nassau St, n. Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-26
ANDREW ]. MCCORMACK, Auctionesr
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
by ADRIAN H. MULLER a. SON

by ADRIAN ii. MULLER Il son.
OFFICE. 55 WILLIAM STREET.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3OTH. 1920.
at 30 o'clock. ~ tho
EXCHANGE SALESROON.
NOS. IL AND Is NESHY STREET
For Account of VIM. NJ Hoes. Public Ad.
ministrator:
1900 sha Milltie Auto Renting Co.
1925 sbs Duford Garage Co
For Account of Executors:
30 shs Columbia Machine Works
Malleable Iron Co.
5000 Engineers Land Corpn. o.. Gold
Mtge. 1o-year Bond.
For Account OF Whom 1t May Concern
200 shs United Zin- sineit,ng Corpn.
100 shs. Hutchinson Profit Sharing Co.
sh. General Electric Co.
1877 shs. Zinc Concentrating Co.
100 shs. Cast Iron Machine Co prefd.
1S2 shs. Sinclair Consolidated on Corpn.
SO shs. Flemish-Lynn common.
1000 sha Oklahoma Oh Co
500 shs. Madras Marble Co.
100 shs. South Western Oh Co. Of
Houston. Texas
200 shs. Corona oil Co.
tOO shs. Woods Petroleum Co.
100 shs. Keen Il Woolf prefd.
8 shs. Keen &, Woolf common.
Receipt of Guaranty Trust co. emitting
holder to 60 shs. L. : High Speed
steel & Tool Corpn. on and aftel
Sept. II. 1920. Chatte Mortgage
Corpn., at Copiague Suffolk County.
n. Y, covering all fixtures and ma
chincry OF said corpn., and 80 shs
5. c. s. Realty Corporation.
1000 shs. New Mines Issues Co.
l,400 Shs. Rodfn Studios Inc
New-York tribune., 1920-06-26
Ratify Steel Merger Plan

NEW GLASGOW, N. s., June 25.-
shareholders OF the Nova Scotin Steel
Company to-day ratified Its directors
proposal that 1t join in the $500, 900 900
british Empire Steel Corporation
merger rccently announced. No obiec-
tlon Was o6srad
New-York tribune., 1920-06-26
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
NOTICE or A SPECIAL MEETING OF
sIOCKHOLDERS OF THE
HAMILI.-DEFOKE Co INC

=, - special Meeting OF the Stockholders OF
s.,s a1 - l., u EFoREsr co, INC. will be
neio AZ The Office OF Walter JafYreys Car
an. a. Two Rector Street, in the borough
Q. o. Asnhs'tan. City, County and state Of
-" york. July 21th 1920. az 3 O'clock
poso OF considering and acting upon n res
",et,on adopted by the Board OF Directors
on the >fth day of June, 1920, by whicS,
~aid resolution the Board OF Directors In
insir opinion they deem Ii advisable that
tne Corporation be forthwith dissolved
Dated Nsw York juno 24th. 1929
ELSA II DEFOREs'r. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-26
Buying Cheaper Shoes

Retailers Of shoes, some Of whom
are doing limited amount of buying
OF 1aH stocks now, in many cases are
eliminating the highest grades Of foot
wear they formerly carried. Manufac-
New-York tribune., 1920-06-26

Yesl sfe hereby nofIae1 thaf tho Annual
*tsstnx NJ the Gtoexnoiders .! fhs HofI
rrsda Letter Com pauy Wi h. held ~ the
ffHrs NJ tho Company. 70. b91 jsyftl Av%.
nus, EefpByh ~ Manhattan, TMy ~ a1y
Tork,. On EatpfdaH,. Jpiy q. l526. %, 10
g,e'ocis A.. n. fpf this Dufpose VI eiee,stiq
dtreetnrs fer The eosusnk SeaY and tor tho
us 'fAasss,N' . @.sEh "fa@F bfi1p@rs ~ foay
= ~ tsAHs}1 Atsftk tAfE<Ff iiaa 14sgati1x
fsE<S s@sT fsss ~ * afff,
IS g f.x1Yx
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New-York tribune., 1920-06-26
judgments Filed
In New York City

The following judgments were filed yes
terday June 25; the first name being that
OF the debtor
New-York tribune., 1920-06-26

- ss'laa~ 'ts% scheduis4S1n banhrupsey
~. a. Ill. ..ia, y~s.staas IN ths uhstsd Asstps
New-York tribune., 1920-06-26

Tho first name IS that OF the debtor;
the second that Of the creditor and date
when Judgment was filed
, 1920-03-25
II You Need a Medicine
You Should Have the Best

Have you ever stopped to reason why
it is that so nan products that are eI-
tensively advertised, all at once drop out
of sight and are soon forgotten? The
reason is plain-the article did not fulfill
the promises of the manufacturer. This
applies more particularly to a medicine.
A medicinal preparation that has real
curative value almost sells itself, as like
an endless chain system the remedy is
recommended by those who AVE been
benefited, to those who are in need of it.
A prominent druggist says Take for
example DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, a
preparation 1 have sold for many years
and never hesitate to recommend, for in
almost every case it shows excellent re-
suits, as many of my customers testify.
No other kidney remedy has so large a
sale"
According to sworn statements and
verified testimony of thousands who have
used the preparation, the success of DR..
kilmer's Swamp-Root is due to the fact,
so many people claim, that it fulflls al
most every wish in overcoming kidney,
liver and bladder ailments; ~corrects uri-
nary troubles and neutralizes the uric
acid which causes rheumatism.
You may receive a sample bottle of
Swamp-Root by Parcels Post. Address
DR.. Kilmer &c Co., Binghamton, N. V,
and enclose ten cents; also mention this
paper. Large and medium size bottles
for sale at all drug stores.-Adv.