Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 2 January 1891 — Page 2

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There's a corset that isn't a corset, a waist with straps for the shoulders and rows of buttons to button on skirts and stocking supporters and so forth—the Ball Waist —and that's about the whole of it. No you can put it *n the washtub—no metal ir. it or on it.

It is worth your seeing, if for nothing but how to sew on buttons-to button easy and never come off, and how to make buttonholes wear forever.

Women differ in their ways of thinking and dressing as well as in other ways. This waist is for women whose minds are made up that they won't wear corsets.

There's much to be said on both sides but did you ever hear of a woman who hadn't made up her mind in

some

way? and is there any

possible use in trying to get her to change it She will and she will or she won't and she won't.

You can get the Ball Waist and wear it a week or cwo or three and, if you don't want it, take it back to the store and get your money CECiOO corset

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FRIDAY, JAN. 2,1891.

This Date in History—Jan,

lft^Dcatb of

ftiblius

IS—Death

-fr*

Ovidius

Naso,lloraan poet.

of Titus Livius,

of John Manners,

marquis of Granhy died

1770.

172&—

James

Birth of

Wolfe fell at Quebec.1759.

1797—Birth

I[u?U

Swinton

Legare, of South Carolina,'

1837—Death

born

American statesman and mas of letters. 1005—Death of Alexander, earl of Rosslyn, lord chancellor of England born

173.1

of Dr. John Mason Good, writer

1764.

Wurtemberg,

of the Duchess of

daughter of Louis Philippe a

1SB7—Death

{food

of Dr.Andrew Ure,Scottishsculptor

ohemlst

\Villioin IV

of Prussia accession

of ex-Governor John

1800

II.

Massachusetts aged

Gen. Isaac

Clifford, of

07.

born

Trimble died at Baltimore

1803.

1886—Joel

Parker, ex-governor of

New-

died at Trenton born

Jersey,

1807.

A HOLIDAY BEBMON.

Manon Harland speaits trie mind of a large number of her fellow sufferers •when she writes of holiday blackmail. Your landlady's daughter embroiders a pair of slippers, which she gives you without soles, thereby entailing a real expense with her gift. Then she expects you to make her in return a present worth several dollars. It is blackmail downright Old Mi*. Snifkin, 80 years old, sends her grandniece a hideous patchwork crazy quilt, "pieced with her own hands." In return the niece must •erd a handsome present in money worth half a dozen times as much as the ngly old quilt. That is what the crazy article was made for. This too is blackmail, nothing more.

Everybody who has succeeded by hard ,. struggle in making his own way in the world is beset each year by from five lo fifty people, not one of whom ever did him any good, not one of whom has even common good will to him aside from what they can pick off his bones, yet all expect a valuable gift, and denounce him as a stingy curmudgeon unless it is forthcoming.

Brethren, let us rebel. Let us declare our independence this Christmas of 1890, and thereafter stand to it. Christmas is the time of all days in the year for expressing voluntary good will. Gifts are only the expression of love and good will that the giver bestows on the receiver out of his abounding affection. Have we any affection for the waiter who is paid for attending to our wants in a restaurant, or for the dependent sixteenth cousin who was always too lazy or shiftless to work for his or her own living? The very poetry and flavor of a gift are taken out of it when it becomes a forced present to such as these. The

idea of a gift is thus degraded and ruined. Therefore, this Christmas of the cen•na year 1800 let tis turn over a new leaf. Let us register a mighty oath that for once we will bestow no gift but a love gift aud then let us keep the vow. Give freely of such things im you can afferd to your dearest and be.t. Give also in out and out charity to helpless children i' of poverty, those who have none to bestow gifts of love.

But Christmas blackmail, no! not one cent! So shall we all be happy so shall those who "don't deserve any Christmas gift

without as they should, so shall

we better afford to give the real heart gifts to our dear ones.

The -wageworkere' alliance of the Dis"trict of Columbia petition congress to permit their delegate to have a seat in the national house. They say they have elected a delegate by 48,400 votes, and they want him to represent them, since the alliance vastly outnumbers its employ ere and the district has no represen.'.t»tion. The delegate the wageworkere iesire to seat in congress is known as lfahoney, the paperhanger.

HARD TIMES.

takes the financial experts a time to decido whether wo have had a panic. Tho consensus of opinion seems to bo that if we have had, it wns a very little one. But mauv believe tho worst is not yet over and there tire hard times ahead. Largo firms are failing daily and tho feeling is a shaky .e.

The feeling of uncertainty is what starts panics often. Firms that have speculated beyond their means must go under, but if the rest of the world keeps its head on there is no reason why the rest of the world should go under too. Earth, air and sky are hero just as they were before, and there is just as much money in tho country.

Tho worst possible thing anybody can do at any time is to get scared and lose his wits. So don't allow yourself to be scared. Hang on and keep cool till the last. Don't go in debt, and if you are in debt already pay what you owe at once. Keep a littlo money by you, but not so very much. Pay for everything as you go, so as to circulate as much money as possible. Live quietly, hopefully, and don't look forward to losing your employment or having some dreadful calamity overtake you in tho hard times. People are very apt to get what they look for, and what they dread most comes upon them. Don't dread anything, not even death.

Cultivate on principlo a spirit of hopefulness and trustfulness. If, after you have done your best and bravest, and dealt on the square by all your fellow men, tho worst still comes to you, set your teeth together aud go through it like a man. The worst will not last always, and after it is over the good that follows will be better than any good that came to you before.

The Farmer in Politics. Is the Fanners' Alliance the coming political party?

If it is to bo only a flash in the pan. one must confess that it mado rather a brilliant flash in the November election. The farmers for the past year have been threatening tho old parties that they would hear something drop this fall. Plainly something has dropped and hit somebody. The Alliance slyly and modestly claims for itself that it was tho fellow that dropped the laissile. Where it did not elect its own candidates it split the Republicans so that Democrats got in, the agriculturists say.

Here are some facts: In Kansas the Alliance elected its candidate for attorney general, split tho congressional delegation for the first time in the history of Kansas, and got the legislature, insuring the defeat of Senator Ingalls. In Minnesota two Alliance gentlemen will represent their order in congress, while the Democrats got tho other members of the congressional delegation. In the state legislature tho Alliance holds the balance of power. In South Dakota it set its cowhide boot down with a sound that echoed all over the young state. It modestly claims to have beaten the Republicans in Wisconsin. Illinois had twenty Republican congressmen. In the Fifty-second congress she will have only six. The cowhide boot of the Alliance again, they claim. In South Carolina Farmer Tillman whipped the regular Democratic party till it no longer knew itself.

In the northern Atlantic coast states and on the Pacific slope the Alliance has not apparently influenced the elections materially. Dui .a tho south and in the Mississippi valley, well—for an organization that esjecially disclaims any intention to meddle with politics the Alliance has panned out fair to middling.

It now looks as if the four years'college course must go. Students will then get one year less of stuffing Greek roots and vies for the inflections of the voice when Smith asks Jones if it is a cold morning, and that much more of preparation for the real life whose first requirement is that the graduate shall unlearn about nine-tenths of what he acquired with so much pain and trouble at college. __

A Frenchman, il. Bolles, ha invented a calculating machine. One has only to turn a wheel when this wonderful piece of mechanism will add, multiply or diw.le any number of figures up to fifteen line*

JLf the farmers' co-operative anl self protective organizations hold together and work harmoniously the result will not. stop at bringing up the prices of farm products. That has already been done. It will also bring up the price per acre of agricultural lands all over the conntry.

Fortunate fatlierand Sou. "lamas certain as I now live," says 0. E. Barthomew, of Kaskaska.Mleh., "that Dr. David Konnedy'3 Favorite Remedy, of Roundout, N. Y., saved my life when I was a victim of that terrible venal disorder—Brlght's disease. My son had a fever soro on his leg. He, too, used Favorite Remedy, and Is now well. But for this medicine I am sure both father and son would have been six feet under the sod."

Gallon G-o. F. Hughes for the Estey organ. Sold on oasy payments, '207 east Main street.

The Mother's Friend

Not only shortens labor and lessens pain attending it, but greatly dlmlnlahes the danger to life of both mother and child If used a few months before conflnement. Write to The Bradfleld Regulacor Co., Atlanta, Ga., for further particulars. Sold by Nye A Co. Orawfordaville, Ind.

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS made miserable by that terrible cough. Shlloh's Cure Is the remedy for you. For sale by Moffett, Morgan & Co.

Bowels Irregular ana constipated, resulting In Files, avoided by taking Simmon's Liver Regulator.

Shlloh's Oure will Immediately reliefs Oroup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitl For sale by Uoffett, Morgan fc Oo.

The most obstinate cases ot catarrh are cured by the use of Ely's Cieam Balm, the only agreeable remedy. It is not a liquid or snuff, Is easily applied In-' to the nostrils. For cold in the bead is magical. It gives relief at once. Price 50c,

1.1*1

OKB ENJOYS Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to tho taste, and acts L'eutly yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses tho system effectually, dispels colds, headaches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to the taeto and acceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action aud truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most "ilc

healthy and agreeable substances, its iscellent qualities commend it and have made it the most popular remedy known.

Syrup of Fig? is for sale in 50c and 81 bottles bv all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it Do not accept any substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. iOUISVIUE. KY NEW YORK. N'

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CURE

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'Is the bane of

many livca that hero is wbeft

Remake our great boaat. Ourpillacuroitwhila Others do not. Carter's Little Liver Pills are very small and Jtry easy to take. Ono or two pills mako a dose. They we strictly vegetable and do not gripe or purge, but by theJr gentle action pleasoaU who JiN) them. In vials at 25 cents: five for

Designer and Engraver

Manufacturer of all kinds of Electrotypes find Wood Cuts, Crawfordsville, Indiana. Tin:JouitN.u.cheerfully r^commcnds Silas Wray as first-class artist. He designed in cut of the Y.M.C'.A. huildinjr.

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HEAD

'AoJia they would bo almoitpriceloss to those who •offer from this distressing complaint but fortynatal? their goodness dooe notend here.and thoee Whoonc© try them will find these littlo pills valuable In omany -ways that thoy will not be wil. Ung to ao

Without

$1.

nr druggists everywhere, or sont by

Sold

SMALL PILL, SHALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE

BEECHAM'S PILLS

(THE BREAT ENBLI8H REMEDY.)

Cure BILIOUS and Nervous ILLS. 25cts. a Box.

OF ALL DRUGGISTS.

SILAS WRAY,

not

MEDICINE CO.. New York

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teen,iitiMvlileh will be

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President.

Tuos. F. Av11jsii.n, Secretary.

No cure-all or untried remedy will cure 8 does Simmon's Liver Roif.ilatw.

Specimen Cases.

S. II. Clifford, Xe»v Caesci, Wis., was troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism, his stomach was disorded, his liver wits effected to an alarming degree, uppetite fe,l away, and ho was teiriblv 'educed In flesh and strength. Three bottles of Electric Hitters cured him.

Edward Shepherd, Harnsburg, Ills., had a running sore on his leg of eight y°ars standing. Used three bottl»s of hlectrio Bitters and seven boxes of iroica Salvo and his leg is well and sound. John Spoaker, Catawba, O had five large fever soios on hia leg, doctor said he was incurable. One bottle Electric Bitters and one box of BuckIon's Arnica Salve cured hiui entirely. Sold by Nye 4 Co. 3

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Buy a nioo Dress Fattei for Christmas present. We have them for $2, $ !, $4,||5, $G, $7, $S, $10 and up to $20 a suit. Give us a call and wo will help you to make a nice choice.

Buy a nico silk umbrella for a present. We havo thorn at $1.07, $1.27, $1.17 and •jp to $10 each. We will save you from $1 to $:S on your umbrella purchase.

Buy "a nice pall of Foster Kid Glows for a Christmas present.

Buy a pair orour black siik Mitts we are selling at $1. We have some very nice black si'k and wool Hose tniili'ble for|Christmns presents.

You should see tho silk mufllers we are selling at 2Re, Hfie, 50e and 7ue.

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The Pulpit and the Stage. Bov. F. M. Strout, Pastor United Brethren church, Blue Mound, Kan., says: "I feel It my duty to tell what wonders Dr. King's New Discovery has done for mo Mv lungs was badly diseased, and ray parishioners thought I could livo only a few woeks. I took flvo bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery and am sound and well,gained 20 lbs. In weight."

Arthur Lovo, Managor .Love's Funny Folk6 Combination, writes: "After a thorough trial and convincing evidence, I am confident Dr. King's Now Discoverv for consumption beats them all, anil cures whon everythfng elso falls. The greatest kindness I can do for my friends is to urge them to try It." Free trial bottle at Nye & Co.'s drug store. Regular sizes 50e. and $1,00. 8

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DrLINDSEYS'BLOOD SEARCHER

RIakci a Lordy Complexion. Is a llendid Tonic, and cures Boils. Pimples, Scrofula, Mcrcnrial and all Bloooj ^^Disewes, bold by yoar Druggist. Sellers Medicine Co., Pittsburgh,Pa

wouMn't

look into our store. We have a larger stock than ever, our wlv,} store is just piled full

Presents at

Buy a nice lace bed set for a

(preoent.

See I lie nice lino of towel-! W" I'lv showing for holiday presents.

Our lino of tr.blo linens and napkins lo match are the town talk.

Goods

East

129

Main

A Sensible X-Mas Gift, A

lot InTolloston. mljoitilnir .Ahmoth's new stock-yards, hero a city of 150.000 people Is coing to he tiullr up. No hotter Investment, as lots will be worth irom to 5 times as much as now asked in a short time. Go with Armour and y- will mako money

Lots J100 up. easy payments. Half ot lots sold inalde of a w^ek. Tolleston has the biggest boom ol all towns around Chicago. i\r pints and particulars address.

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passnnpfrs.

Trains

uouiityseats. JAMKS HAltKEit,

Gen. Pass. Aa-t. Monon Route

Monon Block, Chicago. Ill

invited to the merits of

Peoria Division.

niV *1^ I

Journal will not allow

lie colored by partisan bias,but will

I, H.&W.

Formerly

Short Line

Route. {East and West.

Waeracr Sleepers and Reclining Chair

on night trains. Best modern day

Car*

think

pretty tilings. We want you to

and

See

Very

articles we have to

item which you want

Wife,

CI11

isl nias

Buy a set of laceeui tains for a Christ mns pi "sent.

Gel. one of those line sot ol chenille Curtains with plain and I'ancv honl'-rs.

We have bought about :i(il) of those fancy Chenille table covers tl.ry are beauties, call and see tliem.

Buy one of those nice home-made b"d comforts.

liuy a nice pair of all wool blankets.

Ws have the nicest line of fans suitable for presents ever shown in this oily.

1,aki: 1mm:,

Dearborn street Chlcuiro. 111.

A XMAS HEALTH C!FT

Hwiks:

Complete

S/ fl-j

F«r*'AnI(i«.t:vclopiacnt,"ia^T'Vf

nlConiplc.\:

l'hy»

Kvill

UN 5-u:cuth.

Hclis

Ills for

Express,12.2"i a

1.20.

til lord Accommodation p.

oxeept Sunday, North bound.—No.I,,

Sti

licaltH

Strength

Physical

,"40 Ulssncts

A: Pullevs,Clir.rt

Culture

•^9

i)utnb

75cts.

Culture School,1x6 Monroe St

ilully

m.t

4F8 !U I

.JN0. E.OOWD'S V«cal APh^icid \L'J W

..Chl:

ara

vvtJ

17 NASSAU STREET,

New York.

BANKERS,

FOR WESTERN STATES, CORPORATIONS, BANKS AND MERCHANTS. INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. AND LOANS NEGOTIA TED.

I'AV Ml-: NOW 'KOItK ClIHIiTJIAS Vou've owed

no»-(iiiilo loii

'vu

You

conchosor

all tratns. Connecting with solid Vestibule trains

'fon iirlslin,i?.

Mveyes

must run In streams with tears.

When

uruditors

without I imi,

curst

thoiiifhts

9:J5

a.m

(d...) 13:55

No Express

tnall l:iM

p.m

0:45

GOING EA8T.

No.2

M'iii-,

hopos tlicn viuil

soil

I'uy

Till

now

'lorethro

Mydenrest

uuis.

Christ

plans

I'll

dmnl,

view with

111

mv liend

Jovs,dinkureiiddliMl

sorrowslirreil

Instead

I'uy me now 'fore Christinas.

Shall disiipimlnt mcnts pnt her

And

111

scorchlne liliist,ist,f

wilt me

Sliull fiiilures

nt.

'fore(jrlp

lose my

lust

I'uy

Would'st Klve tho peopled Stop nuiil from

Christmas.nil,till..trullforundsIsrtpll

making

It so, you're heathens,

J'ny

&.F

ROUGE UOHINSUN.

'foretlint

me now

AUL

Vandalia Line

^HUMPHREYS' VETERINARYSPECIFICS

For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hogs, AND POULTRY. 900 Page no.ik.u Trent ment of Animals

oiid

Cbtirt eui

ctnM}FeTcrH,OiinkM-N»lnn»,liiflnmmniion A.A.fhphial

Sold by DrncKlsts or Sent Propald anrwhero and In any quantity on Roceipt of Prico. r,

HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO., Oornor William and John Sts., Now York.

[HUMPHREYS'

HOMEOPATHIC fl f|

(SPECIFIC

of prico.-HUMPHREYSf

IiRHILITATKUIbrnuirhIJfu^

D3MKKTIUNH or KXCKH

VEGETABLE

usmmm

COUCHS AND COLDS.

3ffo» and SI* at all druggists*

E. MORGAN & SONS, Proprietors,

PROVIDENCE. It. X.

TIUDE supplied

tir

so if you would

Low

seli||

Husband,

Great holiday sale of silk handkerchiefs.

0111

Ion

Father,!

Sweetheart!

Now is the lime to liny ,, lin^l-.ak „Jii we are making spoetal ,.rie(.s

r.,,

eheilis to iiiako a

them.

,S(

(,lu'

TO WEAI

Fover.

II.II.—^.irninM, I.uiueneNN,M

KluMiiiiiiiimu.

N"""l

Dim-hnrifcu.

ru,»i.

WnrniH.

E.E.~C«nKhii, H,envow, Pm-umniiln. K.F.—Colic or .ripiH, liellynche. «..«..~ItIiHcarrini{e, llemorrUnuei.. 11.11.—Urinary iiiid Kidney illsenH,.,. 1.1.—Eruptive ll-en»eH, Miiiiec. J.K.—Itincanen ill lliventlon,

I'ariiiyMif.

Btllglu Bottlo (over r^ilnwn), .jjq Klttblc C'nHO, with Manuul. Veterinary Curo Oil und Medleauir, 87.00 Jnr Velerlnury Cure Oil, i.JJjj

Aa,

u"°r

'"I of I

bloforpiese t-s. -j

I'ino toilet feti., i'i.'[l(ii.aii(i ijlji|).

50(1boxes

v,x

S. our nMV st vl- of aiiiii sets for the holidays.

We liavo

wi -ting paper.j\vnr*Ji ftiViii ij IV

toMi'.e a bo\, join |,oi« f, j,K See our .ilk IV,! Ilsehus, iinlaiindu.-d, api.-.i,!.^^ tearfs, ehil.nvn's plu.-ii e: |-s au-i' chitalain.5 bags and !uui!i-v j. ig tinows, etc. .t

100

lur^-i- .!]!c.w^

Chrorhel Quilts, w.irtli $1 So-.il)^ .^1 sell at !i!o each.

«S"Come and look, \v.i williii. ot to lielp you see all the abovv

many otliers we hav».

House and Ladies' Bazar.

Street,

Crawiorclsville,

That

wai

Indj

REMEMBER B|^

N ME OF THAT Hj

IS THE NAME

Wonderful

Remedy

Cures CATARRH, HAY-FEVER, COLDIij tha HEAD, SORE THROAT, CANKER, and

BRONCHITIS,

Price SI.00. lint ikittlB I For Sale by leaning Drvgists. mi'-i'MIED

ONLY JIT

Klinck Catarrh & Bronchial RemedyGO:

82 JACKSON ST.. CHICAGO, ILL.

Liquor

cni.UKli,

Iielil mo witliont my

Andtmnlvil me,oilthink,quite

roiiirli,slnir

iihmiuw

Habit.

fJtAUTXCWORlO 7HERE /S BUT ONE Wit I

D?HAlWES golden specific

Jt run bo prlvcn in :i oupo! Wii c»r ticlcR of food, without the •», patient. If noeorsi*.ry it is ubsohitoly hurml and willcfTcota |onnuiiont.'und whether the putent Is a nnvlonitoiti!HKiT(»ri'fi| ftlclioltcwrecK. ITNEVKK lite.s

quietly und wUli

sih-Ihm

lliaUiifi

patient underirfHw no Ineonvetiiom'e. mw he

Ibawar^.btH

oompleto ii.»for maxlon Is

feted. 48-pagobook of nartlovjlars froo. Co.. drufcr^lsiH CrAWfoms^lK' Itpl

Saflering from tho effect* of youthful -n»n.

decaf, wanting weakness, lout manhood, t-tc..» •end a valuable troatiuo fuealevl.- co:»t*iuiag

particnlarc for borne curft,

fl And the best Inmp ever made, like Aladdin's of old, a "wonderful lampl" A lamp UbMOllllciy

No.fiO

In use 30 years. Tho only «ucceff»fnl remedy for

Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness,

Hold

by jDruchiists. op

sent

reoolut

MEDICINE CO."

Cor.William and John Sts

ftC-i*-1 I lining

FREE0'dp

splendid medical work iihouJd man who is norront and d^bilit"*-*.!. AJiw Prof. C. FOWMiK, Sloodus, conai

iKtudhUitrBnnd Ff»rei^u I'atuiitp S-( •.!-i. av-aU I 1'ilcd, Tmdo Murkn and Heiri-tcret., All Patent Hiihint's-TraiiJ'ftftcJ.

IMiOMl'T

PERSONAL ATTKNTMN

I inkuumation Asn.ADvin:

rnss

CORUESrONDEKCE aOUdTF.h

BRASHEARS& PARISH! S. HnAPHKAn«, A. I PAM-11

KxAtu»n« U. R. ratvnt Ollln1.

C15

Seventh St.,

N. V7,,

0pp. U. S. Patent Office, WASH INGT0H, 0

DOII"

Eivesa

clrnr, «oft9

rilliant white light

of 85

pofttpnJtl

candle power!

Purer and brighter than gas light, softer than electric light, more cheerful than either I That lamp is

., N. Y.

ROSS GORDON,

L*Fayett«, Ind.

The

Rochester.

ONflWM,

Kn Smokf, NoSmtU. Xn IlmUrn

AOISMEIT.

Oiily

flro ynnrs

k«mmin,Ihihp'tWNnMjIN

old and ovrr

0*r»

If. niuat bo a

»,iJ„f

ln« IndoiMj It for tnn»j»H it( lanipa

iiihv ro,

but

U«:liuter

furevnrl Over *2,000 nrtl\* lc lliiiicltiK Table Laiiipn. Tumiandmid

I'lano ijinipw—cv»r |r(l!'

I'orcflain, UniMS, Nickel mid Black l"1-. A^k tho lamp \lwx\vr H. r:1 mark '"TiiK Kfor

ociikstki »tl\

the crntu.'H* Itocliestor and thu etyio JJ1

in^

or IX1 bei vis wo litnip-storo ^-j for freo -llustratud cntnloKMio (andIn. Il9t and w« trill b(»x and nend you any Jump bye*i»reA, right to yourdK»r.

UOCHBSTER 1'AMl CO.,

l*urk I'laeo, New 1»

Slanafnrtitrert. avit 'r.lr P/.^^^rUL1'

~(Tl Press the Button, j. «1 It Opens 1 4 %and Lights^ '11' _Th« Mng'.e ,n

ThIAWC1 MifL. :ut uu WtTlAltf

u« tnV JlmeracK, uuiBni'n"-, i»mi

I" r' rr'

'K?ket mntcli w»ff {"I ihour q«lcilyrc-tlll^l. [livo ajfeur w»nt.-il [town.

Svmfbotlifw*0«^r9

vttk trilh ,i'

nii'fit and ICT»o extra JlKht^rssent iw-sM you wrltft and monlluu lids psj«r. w«ll tcN)ou no Ret one for noUitng. Address HotaU Hei Rochsstcr Limp

.. 37

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ay Strast, N.w