Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 November 1890 — Page 4
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TOE GRKENCASTLE UAILY BAXTER AM) TIMES, NOVEMBER 14, 1S*J0.
LOSS OF THE SERPENT Further Details of the Great Ocean Disaster. . THE VESSEL SANK INSTANTLY.
PANIC PAST.
O’Sullivan H?«a Not Squealed.
Joi.lKi. t.i . iiiiiv. 14.—There is no tn t . m ihe i ejiurt that O'Sullivan has ci’.ui t-.i thai lie enticed Dr. Cronin to hi Uealh. Warden Herjo'ren, of Joliet lieniteutiury said: “O'Sullivan could not iwiesiily have made a confession or lei n interviewed by anyone without my knovviedf'e. He is working along
E Th ,h« 1& & mg a ilidllK of from . lo , jv. »: lit. n. r i.-eii a susnieion of a khii..iiI frran
The Earltenie. . ..n tVuil Street Almost
Kntlrely llleil Out.
New York, Nov. 14.—The stock market ojiened excited and weak. No: n American opened Sg jwiints lower ut 10 and on enormous sale declined to s and then rallied to lit and again reactuu to
Hut Three Sallorf* of the Two Hundred and Fifty People on Hoard lleuchod the Shore, and They Were in Such an I.xIiaiiAted C'oiulition Tliat They are Still Confined in a Hospital—Other Torelg*
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Lomhi.n. Nov. 14.—Additional detailregarding the loss of the L5n.i>h torpedo cruiser Serpent have been received here from Corunna. The disaster occurred at 11 o'clock Monday night. A hcav> storm was prevailing and the night wa densely black. When her vessel strucK her ket-1 was torn off and a great hole was stove in her bottom. She slipped od the rocks into deep water and inline diately foundered, tons of water m.-hmg
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only remedy’ of its kind ever pro- through the hole in her hull. .hired idpnsim* to the mate ne A majority of the officers and crew . 1 al were below when the ve.-sel struck, and cejitanle to tlie stomach, prompt m she sank so nuiekly afterward that none its action and truly heneficial in its ! of them had time to reach the d- ... effects, prepared only from the most The disaster was so snd- n ::d coaihealthy and agreeable substances, its tlmt it ' Vil - s impo.-ilile hir ihcce ^ i. '. .... , . who were on deck to get a boat into the many excellent qualities commend it wuter . The time between the stiikin. to all and have made it the most land the sinking of the vessel wa-
short that nearly all on hoard ~'>0 souls
I went down without making a sign. The three sailors who managed to
. , , i reach the shore near Camarinas wengists. Any reliable druggist who | badly cut and bruised by being thrown may not have it on hand will pro-f by the seas against the rocks, and when cure it promptly for any one who they reached land tlmy were exhau.- n d
jHipular remedy known.
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wishes to try it.
substitute.
Do not, accept any
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THA1NS NOItTIIWAKD. Hay ExpP-'-s, 1-V27. Niirht Express, Lafayette Accoinuinilaiion, '.b.'il a. m. Local Freight, 8.4<s a. m. TRAINS SOUTHWARD. Day Exp.. -‘.55. Nitrht Expresr, •’ -5. Redfnrd Accoininodatioii. 6 30 p. in, Local freight. 12.27 noon-
BIG FOUR.
Tit A INS EASTWARD.
Indianapolis express Local accozumodation
N. V.. Louisville & Oin’ct
...2:10 ....!» 18
r*. y.. nouisviue « cm ci, limited...!p. in New’ York and Cincinnati Mail 5 p. m Local Freight 12 10 p. m
TRAINS WESTWARD.
Ft. Louis & Kansas City mull 12:45 a. in Accomodation 8:54 a. m Ft. Louis A: Kansas C ty, United... 12:10noon Mattoon Express p. m Local Freight 10:06 a. ui
F. P. HUE8TI8 Agent*
VANUAJHA.
i Sugar Tax Reduction.
Berlin, Nov. 14.—The National 1 Zeitiuflg says that a bill before the Fed- I erahcouncil provides for a gradual re-j dilution in the tax on beet sugar. The j udyment of a bounty on the beet sugar j /•xported from the country, the paper /Isays, will begin in August, 1892.
TRAINS GOINU KAST. / No. 4—luAlBimpolis AcootnmodaUon.8:34A.m No. 20AtJantio Express p.in No. 12—Cincinnati Express a in No, 0—New York Express jLoila m No. 2—Indianapolis Aoi oinmodationrO—B p .m TRAINS GOING WEST, f No. 5—St bonis AeoommodatIon./... 8:57 a nr No. 1—|>ast Express J... .12 r.) p in No.21—Vestibule Express 1 2:11 p in No. 3—-Terre Haute Accommodation 5:24 p.m No. 11—Western Express 12:17a.m All trains run dally except Nos. 3,4 and 5. Nos. 20 and 21 are Vestibule trains running between St. Louis ami New York. J. S. DOWLING, A ut.
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CITY OFFICEUS:
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Ifayor.... AJIerk .. .. Treasurer Marshal...
.. .Charles li. Case H. C. Lewis ..Frank L. Landes W. E. Sian
counctlmen: 1st waul—Thomas Abrams and L. M.
Hanna.
°d ward—W. II
Kobe.
, f< 1 ward—John U.
VVitsou.
senoob ijoakd: .’resilient Secretary Treasurer Superintendent
RAILWAYS.
I. & St. L. (BigFour)—F. P. Huestis, agent, passenger depot, northern teiminus of Jackson street. L. N. A. it C. (Motion) J. A. Michael, agent, depot, same as preceeding. T. H. & I. (Vandalia) J.8. Dowling, agent, passenger depot, southern terminus ot Locust street.
Hagan and John VV. Miller and John T.
F. A. Have -Marshall A. Moore ....Alpheus Uiicli ... Robert A. Ogg
schools. Public—1st ward—Building corner of Market and Liberty sheets, Emma Jones, principal. 2d ward—Building on Anderson street, east of Bloomington; Alice llenick, principal. 3d ward—Building on Elm street; Rebecca Hanna, principal. High School in 3d ward building; Miss Martha Uidpath, principal. Colored school—On Hanna street, between College Avenue and Indiana streets; W. F. Tiester, principal, Prof. It. A. Ogg, Superintendent of the City schools. Defauw University—Including School of Liberal Arts, Greencastle Preparatory School; School of Music, •school of theology, school of law. school of military science, and school of line arts. School boildtusa on College avenue and Locust street; between Seminary and Hanna streets; observatoiy on North Arlington street. J. I’. D. John, president of the university. Sr Paul Ac*demy—Corner WashAPi,ton and Water streets.
by their struggles. They were taken to a hospital, where they yet remain. Orders have been sent to them from London to proceed to England as soon as they are able to do so. The admiralty I will hold an investigation in the circum- | stances attending the loss of the Ser pent, and the survivors will lie called
on to give their evidence.
Tile queen has again telegraphed asking for information regarding the disaster. and expressing her sympathies with the families of the officers and crew who lost their lives. It is officially stated tliat the Serpent had ben/.te partially disabled in a hurricane uttul that ii was necessary for her to renAir before proceeding on her voyage./ Her com-| manding officer, thereforot decided to put into Corunna or Vigo,,'and while attempting to make a port, the ve- -el wa-,
lost. / Another Trai/i Yl rockctl.
London, Nov. I 1 ).—Early yesterday morning a train,' on the London and Northwestern railway, which was crowded with workmen proceeding to their daily 1/d tor, collided with a goods train in the (rannel at Chalk Farm. One brakeman,-was killed and a large number of other persons w< re terribly injured.
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Tlie weakness of the market, while mainly due to the raid on North An,, lean, was assisted by the de> ute ni American securities on the London Ex-
change.
The market then became compa atively quiet and tin geiieiat li--t utter a fractional decline from the ojx-ni,,g u--coveml. The lowest i«iint toucneil by
North American wtis seven
The tone of the market then became tirm and strong and steadily advance 1 in prices. At 11 o’cloi k the nuiiket was active and strong at the lughe^t iigtni .s
of the hour.
The active business was sustained in the stock market after 11 o’clock, but the high prices of the first hour were tint surpas eu, and a declining tendenc w w developed. Only a portion of the early advance was lost, however, th.mgu Northern Pacific preferred d coned if to (14; Clevelaml, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis, 1 to 02; North American,
2 to HI.
The Villards were most active hut Reading, St. Paul and the other grangers were still prominent in the dealing which did not rear It the totals of the past few days. The downward movement made further progress in the Villards later in the hour and Nor h American retired to 9, but the ge e l list was fairly well held and at closing the market wtis active and steady generally at small fractions Letter than lire
opening prices.
The North River hank did not open its doors and resume business at* in o'clock yesterday, as some one erjrooted it would. To a reporter the cashier said tliat although the bank officials felt sr -e it would pull through all right, it could not resume business for several days f o come. Assistant State Bank Examiner Cahill says ho will soon have a statement of the bank's affairs ready.
An Kriitor Absconds.
Rochester, Ind., Nov. 14.-LawsonM. Noyer, fur several years editor of The Akron Eagle, at Akron, Ind., and for lire p::. t year postmaster at the village, has absconded after having defrauded
not iieen a suspicion of a squeal from
him
Happy Ilooftirrw. Wm. '1 tmiiions, Postmaster of Idavi ie. Ind; writes; ‘ Electric Bitters lias h>i e more for me than all other medicine"- combined, for that bad feeling (rising from Kidney and Liver trouble.” .lohn Leslie, farmer and stockman, of tie sHm>- place, says: ‘'Find Electric bit lets to t>e Ute best Kidney and Liver medicine, made me feel like a new man.” .1. W. Gardner, hardware nmrchant. same town, says: Electric Bit- - is is j '8t the thing for a man who is ill run down and don’t care whether he lives or dies; he found new ^strength, good atipetite and felt just like he had a new lease on life. Only 50c. a bottle, a V'leu’s drug store, Albert Allen, prop. 2 Ticket Ollict' Rroktm Into. Findlay, O.. Nov. fb—At 1 o’clock yesterday afternoon, during the absence of the agent of t he ('ineiniiuti. Sandusky and Cleveland railway, two burglers iauke into the ticket office through the la oes waiting room of the depot and blew opt u tire sale. Just as they were uhout to lay their hands on Shoo in the cash drawer, the agent returned and the burglars lied. The agent followed and eapr.ired one of them, the other making his escape. Gratifying lo All. The high position attained and the universal acceptance rnd approval of i tie pleasant liquid fruit remedy Syrup d Figs, as Ute most excellent laxative known, illustrate the value of Unequal ities on which its success is based and re abundantly gratifying to the Cali tornia Fig Svrup Company. Iiand Car 3f.tii Into.* Louisville, Nov. 14.—Near Millors-
nnmerous individuals. ’Nover was for burg. Ky., yesterday, a passenger train three venrs eihtor :m,l mii,iLt...r ..r Ti„. ran into a hand oar on which were five
track repairers. James Finley- was instantly killed, John (iarraily had his
three years editor and publisher of Tin Roche-ter Republican, and while running that paper he became involved and attempted to get out of his financial straits by raising money on forged notes. Ho has continued his crookedness ever since, attempting to cover his work, in which he succeeded until a few days ago. Already over (3,000 in forged paper has come to tlie surface, it is also charged that he was guilty of
tampering with the mails.
THROUGH A TREoTLE.
Large
Three IVr.soiiH Killed uiul
Number 1 xOured.
Salem, Ore., Nov. 14.—Shortly after 30-'’.lock Wednesday night the Overland Southern Pacific passenger train southbound went through tlie north end of a long trestle over Lake Labish about five miles from Salem. The trestle must
< oil Dion in tlie < hannel, have given away as soon as the engine Dover, Nov. 14.—The Norwegian ship i struck it, and the train and trestle all Terpsichore, Capt. Sorensen, from Que- : went down together. The engine was bee, Oct. 11, for Newcastle, England, J overturned and half buried in the mud, was sunk by collision in the channel last and following this were the tender, night. 'I he crew was rescued. mail, baggage and express cars, smoking
j car and tourist sleeper. All were broken t HL 'MARKETS. 1 to pieces. Engineer John McFadden, Fireman
Review «if the stock. Money and Cuttle Tim. Neal and an unknown man were
Market for Nov. 13. j killed.
j Following are among the injured: Avail street. I (’apt. Jack Crawford, the jxret scout, Money on call loaned stringent this bruised; Samuel Anson, of New York
niortiing. anil no transactions were re- citv, side and back sprained; Mrs. T. C. piirti' 1 at below 12 per cent, , ]>,.;, r i v an j May un d Nellie Boyle, of «cnm 1 r;-. '' w 14 w ' lM '' ; Macula. Mont ; Wilson Berry. Of anil 4Hir l w.w5 for demand. ' ' ‘ ‘ W> ' North Dakota, injured about the throat;
Governments steady; currency six: s. 113 1 ^ ■ M- Barrow, of Ellsworth. Kan., back
bid; fours cospon 122 bid; fours and one- sprained: Fred Waite, of Ellsworth, half 104 bid. Kan., sprained, and it is thought re-
stock quotations. I ceived internal injuries; Dr. Hamiuel
The following were the 1 p. m. figures: Atchison SO 1 , Mich. Cent .sR*C
( '., B. & (J
iV St. I
Del. & 1 lad I).. L. & \V... Erie ijike Shore L. &N
. SSL N. Y. Cent 151 . ,. 62 Northwestern ..loti 1 / .liei'-i Ohio & -Miss... 23 >' .137 Pacific Mail.... ;kiV . 11^1 Bock Island.... 7(1 „ .loc, ^ st. Paul 4:i , . Td'J \\ est. Union... 7U
Ciiiclnuatl. Wheat—92 (3 38c. Corn—Old, .i.icr 'iSe; new, 52(3)560. Wool—Unwashed line merino, 17. iSc; L-blood combing, 22@23c; medium delaine and clothing, 23(i£24c; braid, 17(3JlSc; medium clothing, 2.'<(rt.24c; f!( ce .1, fine merino, X and XX, 2S(a29c; imdiuin clothing, 30(i(3lc. Cattle—Good to choice butchers. 83.25® R.fi5; fair to medium, $g.00(e3.06; common, Boos—Selected butchers and heavy shipping, [email protected]; fair to good packing, >3.It. ''3.11(1; common to rough, rii.OOcaii.w); fair to good light, 43.40(33.75; pigs, .72.75(3
3.35.
SHEEP—$2.50(34.73, LAM US—$3.75(3 5.75.
and wife, of Philadelphia, both injured about the spine, (they were returning from a trip around the world); J. L. Kifhberlee, of Neenah, Wis., back hurt; C. Griebel, a traveler for the Val, Blatz Brewing company, of Milwaukee; G. G. Newham, of Pleasant Forks. Canada, painfully injured about the throat; James McGarry, United States marshal of Salt Lake, Utah, nose broken, leg probably broken and badly injured internally, and it is feared be will die. The train carried over one hundred persons, nearly all of whom were more
or less injured.
The total number of deaths from the accident will probably reach as high as ten. as many have sustained what it is feared will prove serious internal injuries. The body of a tramp was taken out of the wreck, making four dead recovered. Fires were built along either side of the train to keep the wounded warm who had been removed from the wreck and to light the way of the workers who had hastened to the rescue
■ from this city and vicinity,
rittHburg.
CATTLE—Prime, $t.0n®4.40; good. $3.40® l ,,,on »’“<•“»<: Train Wrecked. 3.80: fair, $2.S0(ij3.30; stockers and feeders, ! Omaha, Nov. 14.—Train No. 8 on the #2.35(33.40; bulls, star:- and fat cows, 2®3c; Union Pacific, due here at 11:4«5 to-day, fresh cows, 82(Uio®4.5.(K). | was wrecked near Cheyenne last night.
Hogs- Selected. 74.06(04.15; fair to best mixed. >3. 'i<i(it3.90; best heavy Yorkers, $a.00((r3.K5; common to fair. $2.25®3.60; pigs, 82.50 • 3.25; roughs, *2..50(c.'(.5lI. SHKI P— Kxtra, sl.IKKc/3.20; g(HKl, $4.60® 4.8(); fair, 73.25(1( 3,.80; common, 72.00(a3.0i);
lamb*, ip LocwHio.
Chicago,
’ Hoos-IJght, $3.a r )@3.S'»; mixed, $3.40® 3.95; heavy, s.1.50(1/ 1.15. Cat i i.r. Extra Ik-cvcs. f4.40®5.15; steers, $3.2."(,' '.25; mixed, $1.7.7®2.90. SUM! [email protected]. La m tis—81,50@ >.65. New Vork. Wheat N'o. 2 red winter, $1.06)4; DectuiIk r, i l.I>(•><;. CullN Mixed, r>0!..r. Oats—No. 2 Mixed, 49 1 ^c. 4 levetand Oil. Petroi.i I'm—S. W. 110 deg., 7%; 74 deg. gasnlinc, Oc; 80 deg. gasoline, 12CJ 6il deg. naphtha, 7c.
Toledo,
Wheat ('ash, 9Xc; December, 96^*a ( (i|;x ('ash, 54j£c; May, MJaC. Oats—Gc.
'•o particulars can lie learned here, save ii i- given out at headquarters that a
number of lives were lost.
The Weather.
Fair, warmer weather: southerly winds. I
legs cut off. and the other three received injuries that may terminate fatally. The fug was so dense that the engineer did trot see the hand car until it was too
lute.
$100 Hcward. S100,
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City of Mexico, Nov. 14.—Adeberto Esteva yesterday in the chamlier of deputies challenged Senor Romero to fight him a duel. Senor Romero said he could not accept the challenge on the floor, hut offer, d to fight on leaving the chamber. Adelberto Esteva left the chamlier to deliver his challenge. The authorities may interfere with the fighting.
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Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, 111., makes the statement that she caught cold, which settled on her lungs; she was treated fora month by her family | physician, but grew worse. He told her she was a hopeless victim of cousumption and that no medicine could cure 1 her. HerdiuggistsuegestedDr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption; she bought a bottle and to her delight found herself benefited from first dose. She continued its use and after taking ten bottles, found herself sound and well, now does her own housework and is as well as she ever was.—Free trial bottles of this Great Discovery at Allens Drue Store, Albert Allen Prop., large bottles j oOc. and $1.00 2 Chilli ll.irr.c (1 to Deatli, Mother u Maniac. Wksleyville, Pa.. Nov. 14.—J. Flan* nigan's baby son, while playing at the ; ,uve. caught lire and ran to his mother, her clothing becoming ignited. Tlie child was burned to death and the mother probably fatally In fore rescued,
latter is now a raving maniac.
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• wuaisi .-OIC. Mrs. Custer reports a story related to her by a frontiersman which may be Taken tie an amusing illustration of a very solemn truth. The teller of the story had stopped at a cabin to get a supply of milk. The family consisted of a mother and sWoral ‘•strapping daughters.” As the traveller set by the lire, lb* shrivelled old mother bent over the fireplace pulling a clay pipe, perfectly stolid and silent, till one of the girls came in and stood al the fire trying to dry her homespun dress. Without raising herself, and in a drawling tone, the mother said presently, “Sal, there's a coal under your
fuL”
In no more animated tone, and without even moving, the daughter replied, “Which fut, mammy?" Tlie girl had run barefoot all her life over the shale and rough ground of that country, und the rod-hot coal was some time in making its way through the hard surface to a sensitive tissue.
A Lnly in 8 on I It Caroltnn Write": My labor was shorter and less painiui than on two former occasions; physicians astonished; I thank you for “Mother's Friend.” It is worth its weight io gold. Address The Bradfield Reg* Co., Atjlanta, Ga., for particulars. Sold hv all druggists. E pin emit’ ot Yypl'mld Eever. Clem ent vi li a:, <)., Nov. 14.—An epidemic of typhoid fever is raging here. There have been already eighty-nine cases, of which twenty-five have been fatal. At present forty persons are stricken, and butdness is entirely sus-
pended.
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Paralysis,
Nervous Paroxysms and
Nervous Choking
Hot Flashes,
Palpitation of tho Heart, Mental Despondency,
Sleeplessness,
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Neuralgia,
Pains in the Heart,
Pains in the Back, Failing Health.
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Fainting,
Impure and Impoverished Blood,
Boils and Carbuncles,
* Scrofula,
Scrofulous Swelling and Ulcers,
Consumption of tho Lungs, Catarrh of the Lungs,
Bronchitis and Chronic Cough,
Liver Complaint, Chronic Diarrhoea,
Delicate and Scrofulous Children, Summer Complaint of Infants.
Ail these and many other complaints cured by this wonderful Nervine Tonic.
NERVOUS DISEASES.
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derangements.
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J. A. IIA MIKE,
Ex-Treus. Montgomery C0i
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A SWORN CURE FOR ST. VITUS’S DANCE OR CHOREA.
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CnAWFor.PsvniE, Ind., June 22,1S37. My daughter, eleven years old, was govcrcly afflicted with St. Vitus’s Dance or Chorea. Wo gave her three and one-half bottles of South American Nervine and she is completely restored. I believe it will cure every case ol St. Vitus's Dance. I have kept it In my family for two years, and am sure it is the greatest remedy In the world for Indigestion and Dyspepsia. all lurmsnf Nervous Disorders aud Fuifinff Health from whatever cause,
John T. Misu.
State of Tnditna, 1 . Miintiiomeri; County, \ s> ' ,
Subscribed aad sworn to before mo.thll Juno 22,1337. C II as. W. WrK UT,
Notary 1‘ubUc. J
INDIGESTION AND DYSPEPSIA. The Great South American Nervine Tonic "Which wo now offer v 0 u, is tho only absolutely unfailing remedy ever discovered for tho cure of Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and the vast train of symptoms and horrors which aro tho result ot disease and debility of tho human stomach. No person can afford to ppss by this jewel of incalculable value who ki affected b£ disease of tho Stomach, because tho experience and testimony of thousands go to prove that this is the ox n and only ONE great cure in tlio world for this universal destroyer. There is no case of unmalignant disease of tho stomach which can resist tho wonderful curative powers of the South American Nervine Tonic.
Cr.AV.Tnnpsvti.i.F, I sr.. May 19,1886. My daughter, twelve years old, had been afflicted for several months with Chorea or St. Vitus s Dance. She was reduced to a skeleton, could not walk, could not talk, could not swallow anything but milk. 1 had to handle her like an infant. Doctor and neighbors gave her up. I commenced giving her tho Soutlr American Nervine Tonic; the effects were very surprising. In three days she was rid of the nervousness, and rapidly improved. Four bottles cured her completely. I think the South American Nervine the grande-1 remedy ever discovered, and Would recommend it to everyone. Mi--:. W. S. ENsatiNutit.
State of Tnd Ulna, 1 „.
Montijomi ry County, J
Subscribed and sworn tn before mo this May 19, 1837. CHAS. M. Tka vis, Notary Public.
Il.rrlct li Thill, of Wayne to tin. Ind., mrs: 1 owo my life to Tho Great South Amcric;.:’ Nervine. I had been in bed f r live months
from (ho effects of an exhausted Stoma 1 h. Indigestion, Nervous Prostration and a general shattered condition of my w hole system. Had given up all hopes ol g. Utngwell. li id trkd three doctors with no relief. Tho first bottlool the Nervine Tonic Improved me so r uch that I was able to walk about, on 1 n, few botiics cured me cn.irely, I bcllcvo it the 1” t medicine i t the tverld. lean not recommend it too highly.” Mrs. II. Russell, Buga.* Creek Valley, Ird., writ .:: ‘'I hi.vo used sever .1 bottles of Tho f juth American Nervine Tonic, a: 1 will say I consider il the best medieiuo in the world. I believe it saved tho livesof twoof mychildrcn. They wi :o down and nothing appeared to do them a y pood until I procured this remedy. H was wry surprising how rapidly they both improved on its use. I recommend tho medi-
cine to all my neighbors.
Mrs. Via A. Bratton, of New Ross, Indiana, guys; “Ican nut express how much 1 owi to tha Nervino Tonic. My system was completely shattered, appetite gone, was coughing and spitting up blood; am sure I was in tho first stages of consumption, an inheritance handed i own through s vcrul gcncrrtlons. I began taking the Nervino Tonic and continued its u-o for r.bout six months, and am entirely (rured. It is tho grand-st rem-dy for nerves, stomach And lungs 1 havo ever seen. ltd. J. Brown, Druggist, of Edina, Mo„ writes: “My hen.hU had been very poor for years, was Coughing severely. I only weighed 110 pounds when I "commenced using South American Nervine. 1 havo used two bottles and now weigh I SO pounds, and am much stronger ami better than have been for five years. Am suro would not have lived through the Winter hail I not secured this remedy My customers seo what it has done for mo and buy it eagerly. It gives great satisfaction.”
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