Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 7 March 1892 — Page 4

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PLEASANT

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THE NEXT MORNING I FEEL BRIGHT AND NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER.

Mr i|.«-ior IWJ-S arts ftvmtlj- on the

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jflUT uTiO l.l»* IIHITON the tumc1 hv.lUir« thiols

East

of occasions.

Dressmaking

On March Miss Mary Dili-

man and Mi.ss 11attie Leslie will

open a new dress-making shop at

610

South Green street. Fasliion-

ahle dress-makiny a specially.

Mi«=s MARY E. WILHITE,

lio lias bfen 1 nttrnIanrc nt the iinslon Srlinol of Oratory tvl'l »'»•-. rei\f pupils lti Klociition at lM*r home,

302 W. Wabash Avenun.

botties GO Vents quarts SI. Accept no

•y

I N E S

ml SU» pT Wt'WH Family Medicine ili order to l*i

it*

eiich day

•ssarv

Ilu*. we have rings that are oqiially tiunio nveand our display of MLA KK\N-\Hh a fea:*t tor the eve. ll Unit whieh i* lu.stroiis hevond description. but almost perloetljphitn, appeals 10 your taMe we can h,w some superb specimen** If tht' hljrhly deooraiod Is in yniir line. corneiim! look at Mime 01 i4ie mo^t ph*aMnjf lt*\ tot1 I lint hit left the unu'le tinker* of accomplished woiVcors in silver It wwiiK! be a inisiake lor yuu to run :iwav \s iih tin- idea that take* a deal ol money ^rautj siieh iuMe$. We will clear awuv'sueh uilsipprehentdons on that joint vmi Will call ana look at our Orange Bowl:. Nvil ami Fruit Dlslus, and other n*uele* too mimrroub to mention. Please hear in mind that we are headquarters for milking kmm! Umekeepers out ot our watche? and clock ami that Is .the reason we repair more than all 'Others.

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John li. Teegarden.

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»nd kUtn«'v*. and tea plwwuit Uxnttvx 'w& is nuulc f«um tier!*, ood L« pruiKUol tor w-

All «3rufcfi*0 it »t"60O

when

Rings

Not One ofOur nm

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You can gel more posit, vu:discomfort out of a shoe to tho Hipuiro inch tliau out of almost anything else under the sun to the 'Pipwrs mile. If von don't think so. try it. That's one side of the picture, Here's- the other: I'rom the right kind of a shoe you COD got no discomfort at all .on the contrary it will be a case of getting satisfaction first, last and all the time. This is exactly what von can depend upon our S3.00 shoo to give you: it will give you this and nothing else, and. before you've worn it ten minutes you'll agree with usll ,'

J". S. KELLY-

1 2 1 E a a S

MUSIC HALL

©RESTAURANT©

JIV/7 fitniis/i tnnt/nets for all i.nii

rviNAK

Monday, lv I?

THE\r Wf,fl TITE StJIT

Aiu.raTwo VJeeks' Tussle-Tfce Toocardou Case 0loses. The suit of Ol.rer 1\ Loir' trator of the e,tal» of

lS) lldmini8.

L-rial Doer T8.

two enti.e .• .aftor a struggle of ^.s, coiuo ton conclusion .ast nt a few minutes before •ght, by the return of verdict for

Liie phiintilY in the sum of $8,800. The suit was commenced in Fountain couuty. From there it went oil change of venue to Warreu couuty and thence to Parke count y. The evidence in the case would make a book as entertaining as any work of lictiou. I) rial Deer settled in the southwest corner of Parke county

quite young, and devoted all his long life to the accumuiulation of laud and money, so that a few years before ho died he possessed an ostute of perhaps S75.000. He lived with his Bon-in-law, John K. Teegardeu, and some years ago, as the proof showed, begun to lose his mind, and about the samo t'.me his lands and money began to go into the hands of John K. Teegarden as gift, so that at the time of the old man's death, Teegarden had possessod himself of about 100 acres of the old man's laud, worth S'20,000, and some 88,000 to 810,000 ot his money. Some of the estate had beeu given by the old man to other children but in very unequal proportions, a son in Kansas getting but $1,000. After trial's death Aug. T2, lSS'.t. Job, the son in Kansas, came to Fountain county to look into the condition of his father's estate and found thill he had died penniless. He employed William T. Whittington and

Kennedv Kennedy to look the matter up for him, which they did with the result stated. The evidenoe presented many curious features, especially the part that detailed the old man's oddities and eccentricities. As a specimen it was proved that on one occasion he took a large basketful of wool to church with him and distributed it among the congregation, requesting them to pick the wool for him, saying it was useless to spend time listening nt the sermon me rely—that they should bo engaged at some useful employment while hearing the sermon. The argument occupied eight hours and was listened to by a crowded house. Messrs. P. S. Kennoly and William T. Whittington, of Ij C'rawfordsrille, speaking for the plnintiift nnd James T. Johnston, Charles Me-

Cibo and Wm. Bingham, of Covington, for the defense. Besides these attorneys S. 1 Puett, of Parke, and Andrew Marshall were for the plaintiff.

L'he result of this suit will be a re-dis-tribution among the heirs of about 0,000 of property, and the disinherited son, Job, will receive his full share, which will be at least 510,000.

A Surprise Seaignation.

Yesterday morning the congregation the Christian church were greatly surprised when at the conclusion of the morning service, the resignation of the pastor, l!-v. S. W. Brown, wus announced. Mr. Brown desires to devote Ins time to Evangelistic work, for which his ability so well suits him, and for this purpose tendered his resignation whi»h takes effect on May 1. The congregation has as yet no sucessor in view but will doubtless have a new pas tor secured when the time urrives for their unwilling parting with Mr. Brown.

Mr. Brown has not been in Crawfordsville a long lime but has endeared himself to many hearts by his courteous manners, his liberality and his able administration of his church's affairs. Mr. Brown has not only rendered himself popular with his own parishoners but with every congregation in the city. The church people of Cruwfordsville will part with him only with the greut Ht reluctance but. in his new work will unite In wishing him all success and God speed.

''She Couldn't Marry 'Three.' One of the greatest successes on the road will play an engagement here shortly. It is one of the most colossal theatrical enterprises ever sent from New York. During the past summer over twenty men. scene painters, machinists, upholsterers, carpenters, etc,, have been constantly at work building tlio most stupendous scenery and effects. It can be best appreciated from the fact that not one piece of the local scenery is used in the production.

The stage is stripped bare on the company's arrival in town, as everv piece of scenery for the entire play special, and from the nc«ounts which precede the company, some of the scenic effects are simply wonderful.

I7ir I.inn ex.

/i'ij/i I llultj/" J'lirt Hliir It's leading characteristics are: Age. Purity and Strength—important items in these days of imitation and adulteration. Nothing hotter can be used to promote health, to stimulate and invigorate the system, tone the stomach, aid digestion, create an apetile and repair the waste tissues of the lungs, smooth and rich to the taste. A grand tonic for convalescents, the aged, mothers!' •ty'ccu.dt/oii nursing, ac.d those reduced and weal:-! If anybody wants to put up $1.j0 on ened by wasting disease. ".'e merits of their goods it makes no

The pleasant, effect and perfect safety with which ladies may use the Califor ilia liquid laxative Syrup of Figs, under ill conditions, make it their favorite

remedy. To get the true and genuine article, look for the-name of the California Fig Syrup Co., printed near the bottorn of the package.

One bottle is 'equal in nutriment to di'Ierenco to us. Hut if the same is intwenty pounds of beef. Demand "lloval to blufl us that is different. We Kubv" of vour drugg:.~t or dealer. Pint

!!n

I'n']iared to meet llm bluffer on

tlll',r

substitute "just as good"—thev have it t'fmore we will hay that we will raise the not. JiovAr, WINK Co., Chicago.

°,vn '"V"8 grounds,and furth-

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Sold and guaranteed bv Nve Co., :in' cakes will oulc.ass, I both in the leading druggist. quality and assortment,) the goods turned out by a man who is trying to

Lane's Family Medicine moves the bluff himsell into popularity. bowels each day. Most peoplo need to CuAwroBDsnixr JJAKIXO A.VI CANDY use it. I COMPANY.

^r,ll°' living that our line of

Jits just as Cooc) Grocer said,

Uulontp 800 00 Kebecca Wert to aud Sionebraker 2 lots in Alhuio 700.00

A Duckworth to Swourlngen lot lujeity 1/200.00 E li Smith toW Jl Smith 120 uores

Uniou tp 0,000.00 Bllti liurk to W Kirkpatriek 20 acres MadUon ip 700.00

E Woodwonh loSU ami li Luchet lot in city 050.00 Mary A ElMolt to Elizabeth A Miller lot lu:Darlington Iti.VOO Elir.itbeth A Mlllor to Jas:A Ueter.on lot In Dariiugton 175.00 Mary Vansiekie toJWCI'ickett lot in city 1,400.00 The Wavt'Uml li & 6 Asa'c. to

John Loe acre Brown tp 200.00 S Mount toW Loop 03 acres Walnut tp 2,4210.09 Margaret uE Mclutlre to A Arm* altoug pt lot In Ladoga 1,000.00

A McCluruto Lucinda Brown Jot til Waynetown 000.00 13 traiigfera.. ...ilU,020,00

James Mclntyre.

The committee of the Wesley Horse Thief Detective Association of Wayne township met and passed the following in regard to the death of its honored member, James Mclntyre:

Sinoe trial and death are as much the inheritance of man as joy and pleasure, wo can but resignedly submit to their encroachments.

We most sincerely feel the loss from our association of one of its most com petent, able and respected members, the death of Bro. James Mel it ire and assure the family of our heartfelt sympathy and recognize the irreparable les3 to the community of so prominent nnd useful a citizen.

A Cuiious Eelio.

Dumont Kennedy has sitting upon the table of his office a box for his private papers. The box iB made of finely polished hard wood and makes a bonny appearance. This box or rather the material from which it is constructed has a history. This polished wood was taken from the debris of the ladies' car in the late Monon wreck. It was made from the very board upon which the remains of the late Madame Vanltokey lay and is a most suggestive reminder of the catastrophe.

0. E. Social.

The Y. P. S. 0. JE. of First church will give a social in the church parlors Thursday evening, March 10. Supper from 5 till 8 o'clock. An excellent musical programme has been arranged.

AEIF MARKET.

"All quiet along the Potomac." Till Rush has moved to Crawfordsville.

Lonnie Doyle, of Crawfordsville, was here over Sunday. Sam Landers has recovered from the grip and is at work again.

E. M. Sanders and family are thinking of taking a trip to-Colorado. Kev. Fusou, of Crawfordsville, will preach at the Baptist church Tuesday night.

There will be an entertainment given by the school at No. 1, Brown township Wednesday night.

Sjive

Bischof is tho firBt to show tho new styles in wool (.ress goods with trimmings to match.

proffering another brand. ('SANTA CLAUS SOAP is What we want. Have youanij now on bar?d "We'll csrfaiplij take noolber, w« use none but tl best. And all shrewd dealers keep it, are you behind the rest

The Yandea Coterie.

The Yandes Coterie met Saturday eyeuing at the office of J. L. Shram. The paper was read by H. S. Thomson, it being an interesting dissertation on "Trusts." Mr. Thomson took the advanced ground that trusts were not necessarily evil and that what was needed was not repressive but regulative legislation. In the discussion the members agreed in the main with this view. J. A. Greene introduced the Hill boom as the current topio and it proved a very fruitfnl one. It was the general opinion that Hill would be the Democratic nominee for President. A half an hour was devoted to discussing college atlairs and the unanimons opinion was the new president 6hould be an educator, thoroughly versed in all .phases of college work.

Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the real estate transfers reported by Thomas. T. Munhall, abstractor and real estate dealer: Juo W Smith to W Smith 10 acres

JTLL. p."i I 1 rTi d,iL

«TO'

D'PRICE'S

Xlsed in Millions

fT,ASHES FROM 0VEB THE 0IT7.

The Athenian Club met this"afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. B. Thomson. -The Knights of St. John will give an entertainment at their Opera House hall on Thursday evening, March 17. —Geo. W. Hnrtman and Miss Dora C. Goff were united in marriage at Brown's Valley on March 3 by Rev. S. M. Hays. —The social to bo given by the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society has Vieen postponed until Tursday, March 15.

The last concert of the association course will be given at the Y. JI. C. A. hall to-morrow evening. Single admis sion, 50 cents.

Tho ladies of the 3d section M. E. church are requested to meet at Mrs. J. D. Ruffner's Tuesday at 2 o'clock. A full attendance is desired. —The Swedish Quartet Concert Company was the attraction and proved to be worthy of the large house that greeted it, and there were not a dozen empty seats in the theatre when the entertainment commenced,—Tulctlo. O.) IH't'ii Jan. 'J',', —The Woman's loreign Missionary Society of the M. E. church will give social in the parlors of ihe church on next Thursday evening, March 10. This is not onh for the society but evervbody is invil d. Tho regular supper consisting of tea. coffee, ham, rolls, salad, sauce, pickles, etc., all fcr 15 cents.

Elston Grove.

To the t.'ity Council: With due regard for controlling authority and popular necessity, with an undying love for home and all that makes it sacred and- pleasant, we ask you as the Greeks and Romans, when Carthage was hearing her fate, must our beautiful park be destroyed Be generous and give us reason. Wo love progress and improvement and it it be that we enn belter satisfy public demands and justify all parties concerned, then let our time-honored little grove then let it be deva tated. Of all the places in the city Elston grove is by far the most sacred to the people. And it ought to be for the proprietor thereof lives largely in the hearts of tho citizens.

This illustrious family, whose timely benevolence has lightened tho burdeiiB of numbers of hearts during the past, ought to be allowed to keep this dear little park. If other cities keep parks at the public's expense can't Crawfordsville allow one of lior best citizons to keep a park at her own expense. If the city wants to make improvements on this park let thorn ask the citizens for thei •c cooperation and wo can make this dear place a park indeed. No burr or thistle haB ever been allowed to grow and it has over been a Bpot of beauty.

Z. W. WILLIAMS.

//f'W Taken Sereral

Bottles of Bradlield's Female Regulator for falling of the womb aud other diseases combined, of It! years standing, and I really believe 1 am ami entirely, for which please accept my thanks.

Mits. W. E. Snumr.NH, Ridge, Ga. Sold bv Nvo & Co.

Oh! what beautiful dress goods Bischof is showing this season, aud so cheap.

We must make a big lost, but they must go those fine handkerchiefs in my show window aro soiled, and wo will sell them cheap Thursday, Friday and Sat urday. Locis Biscnop.

Jai Grippe,

No healthy person need fear any dan gerous consequences from an attack of la grippe if properly treated. it is much the same as a sovore cold and re

Mrs. A. A. Moore, of Chicago, will quires precisely tho same treatment, a free lecture at the Baptist church Remain quietly at home and takoCham)n Thursday even inc. to Indian nnlv berlain's Cough Remedy as directed for

on Thursday evening, to ladies only subject, "Physical Life of Women." "The Hidden Hand" was a success. A good house, and both tho audience and players well pleased except the few fellows who had too much "kill 'em around the corner." Receipts 843.70.

a severe cold and a prompt and complete recovery is sun to follow. This remedy also counteracts any tendency of la grippo to result in pneumonia. Among the many thousands who have used it during the epidemics of the past two years we have yet to learn of a single case that has not recovered or that has resulted in pneumonia. 25 and 50 cent hottles for sale by Nye & Co.

Powder

Homrj—40 Years the.

Standard.

ARE HERE

CHILD BIRTH MADE EASY!

MOTHERS' FRIEND is a scientifically prepared Liniment, every ingrcclient of reiogni ed value and in constant use by the medical profession. These ingredients are com- ?..•»•/ bined in a manner hitherto unknown

MOTHERS' FRIEND"

WILL DO all that is claimed for it AND MORE. It Shortens Labor, Lessens Pain, Diminishes Danger to ..... Life of Mother and Child. Book to MOTHERS trailed FREE, containing valuable information an voluntary testimonials. Si nt by express on rcit ipt of price $l.M per be'"

QRA0F1ELD REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta, BOLD BV ALL DttVtUJIST* Hold bv Nye & Co.

KIRK'S

eTANDARoT^Tli

WORkS

A LAUNDRY SOAP, PURE AND SANITARY.

BEST TOR

General Household Use.

To Ion 11.v Mothcrx

who are for tho first time to umJerg woman's severest trial, we oiler you, not the stupor caused by chloroform, with risk of death for yourself or your dearly loved and longed-for offspring, but "Mother's Friend," a remedy which will, if used as directed, invariably alleviate tho pains, horrors and risks of labor,am often entirely do away with them. Sold by Nye .V Co.

A Jtcadcr

Since its first introduction, Elcctric Bitters has gained rapidly in popular favor, until now it is clearly in tho lead among pure medicinal tonics and alteratives—containing nothing which per mits its uso as a beverage or intoxicant, it is recognized as tho best and purest medicine for all ailments of stomach, liver or kidneys.—It will cure sick headache, indigestion, constipation, and drive malaria from the system. Satisfaction guaranteed with each bottle or tht moijey will be refunded. Price only 50 tents per bottle. Sold by Nye & Co.

Strong H'(tnosncs.

Among tho thousands of testimonials of cures by Dr. Miles's Now Heart Cure, is that of Nathan Allisons, a •well knowu citizen at Glen Rock, Pa., who for years had shortness of broalh, sleeplessness, pain in left side, shoulders, smothering spells, stc. one bottle of Dr. Miles' NewHeart Cure and one box of Nerve and Livor Pills, cured him. Peter .Jaquet, Salem. N. J., is another witness. For twenty years suffered with Ilea.' Disease, was turned away by physician., as incurable, death stared liim in the face, could not lay down for fear of smothering to death. Immediately after using New Cure he felt better and could laydown and sleep all night, and is now well man. Tho New Cure is sold, also free book, by Nye. A- Co.

I feel it my duty to say a few words in regard to Ely's Cream'Balm and Id entirely without solicitation. I have used it more or less half a year and have found it to bo most admirable. I have suffered from catarrh of tho worst, kind ever since I was a little boy a ul never hoped for cure, but Cream" Balm Balm set'ius to do oven that. Many of my acquaintances have used it with ox cellont results.—Oscar Ostrum, -15 War ren, Chicago, Ills.

—Eye, ear and throat diseases only Dr. Green. Joel Block. Fitting of glasses a specialty.

D. F. McClure. Geo. W. Graham.

THE NEW FIRTH OF

McCLURE & GRAHAM

THE TRADE PALACE.

GOOD NEWS FOR ALL.

We would say to the many iriends and customers of the Ti ade Palace and ladies generally, do not buy your Spring Dress Goods, Trimmings or Spring Wraps until you have fiist looked through the wonderful assortment now arriving from the selections of Mr. McClure, who has thoroughly canvassed the markets ot Chicago, Philadelphia and is still New York, making selections of the choicest and most desirable things in this line and at prices that will astonish antl please ail, lor theproper place for proper styles a" proper prices is at the Trade Palace ol

McCLURE & GRAHAM,

WASHINGTON STIUCET.

GOOD NEWS—The goods are arriving and now is the time to bnv.

We have a largo ami assorted stock of Hooks for

Ad dn

DEMAS GILBERT,

Crawfordsville, Ind.

U. PERRIN,

LAWYER ana PATENT ATTOKN12Y

Joel Block, South Washington Street.

CALL.

URAWKORDSVI U.K, INDIANA.

FURNUURE

have the largest and best selected stock of new, fresh &oods

in the Furniture line in

the State, which

will offer

at the very lowest prices. Call and see the line when you are in the city.

Wm. L. Elder,

.43 and 45 S. Meridian St.

INDIANAPOLIS

DR. HORSE'S ELEOTRIO BEL7

HALF PRICE. $5 i!££

PnslTlVKI.Y (TllKS RIIKUS4

r.l.Y H'UKS

Store.

Presents, and the reading public. A Full Lino of

WALLPAPER

Of tho host qualify on tho market and at very reasonable pi ices. The most prominent City Dailies, ]\l ignzines. Pictorial Paper .nu Fashion 6i eets can ah\ ays be

RIIRUX4*

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&CCTRIC

flEWfAl, PoaiicDve

MKl'KAMiU,MVKK, KID*

M:V ntid I'xhuugtlncr nervona I'ibKASCI of both ftcxcs* 100 dcjfiws of Electricity. Buaranteed'r.V7^

LFCTHIC

I1BI.T

In tho WOHI.K Klettrtt

with Muk* Jtctta. Pamphlet froo»

RE",«EP*01SOWAaASHAV,.CHICAGO.

VI80H OF Mil

Eaelly. Quickly, Permanently Reatordd. Wwiknew, IkltllUj'. nurt nil the train of ovlls fnua curly err«»raurlntcr excesfic^. tlio reHiiltn of overwork. hiiikni'M, worry* etc. Full Mrength, development, mid touo xlren U) cvory orRftn nnd iNirtinn of tho foody. Bhnplo, nnturnt methods, luinmdlntc hnprovemnnt won. Fa 1 tun.1. lmposfiitiln. V.IKJO r» ferencpH. Ilook. oxplftnaciont nod pwvnfn maiknl (ann|«a freo. Addrccs

EK)E MEDICAL co., DUFFAIO, N. Y.

COHORUS.

OIIMI

Robinson &. Wallace.

COKNLIt HOOK STOKE

Am Offering Special Inducements

rA®bj E»jg§ E»

Lots For Sale.

Demus Gilbert bus ten of thc'niccpt building lots in Cra\y(trdsviUc. The lots NM OIK?'acre in SIZE ami beautifully olcvatcii. Wiil sol! thcone arro lots for Sti/iO each. TUe cbfape.«t ami tho nicest bnikim^r lots over offered in ('ruwfords* ville. They nr^ loeatotl on Kast. Main st. two squares oast of Vandaliu depot. Tin will be ^iven''io suit purchasers.

Schools.

at (.r.r si re.

.To people that'want Groceries in Large Xiiantiliesr 1 am goin# lo close this slock of goods out and il will pay yon to come and get pi iocs.

O. 3. ENSMINGEH.

JSgJ^Will sell the entire slock at a bargain.

Children Cry far Pitcher's Castorla.

South of (-"our: House,

mm:

Fa*

n,i* mm•K&PMKjfc

«Ri EsSr €E8 b» WRI Hfet

THE POSITIVE CURE.

S ELY BHOTHEKS. W Wairm Bt» New York. Frlco 60 cta-S

fjyirfmfflyy

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GROCERY & LUNCH STAND

J-^^FreBh Line of Groceries Altinvs kept in Slorl?,,#*}Lunch Counter opcu Day and Nipht and stocked with Kirsl Mass K»»tnbie8,

Cumlles, Oysters, I'elery Kept in SiurU-

SEEKING &S0.N

PLUM STHEET DEPOT. Goods delivered to an„y part of the eif?.

Natural Gas Fittino'.

If you aro going to have your hoiis piped for Natural Gas cull and ree ti*. We can save yon money, as our rents aro small and we only want living wages for doing your work. We us- the het-t slock that money will buy and employmine but first c-lcss workmen. We make no' charge for measuring 'iir house and giving Ton estimate.

WILLIAMS BROS,,

125 South Green S'.

BAlLWAY W1E C/-RD

^',7 monon route.

Nlfrht Mull (dally .1

1 ilOp.ni Day Mall (dal!y) I"l*

c):l5a.tu

way KrelKht

BIG 4—Peoria Division.

8:20a.in Express -Mull •JlOia.m MhII utility) Hp.m.. Mull—Kxpress.... *1 'Jp.in ... Mall—Kxpress

1 ll*' U.M.Sp

VASDALIA.

SOC'TH 44a.m...... 5:gop.in ''.'••in nm

MKTH

Kxpress Mali

7 r.: I spin "y:-,«mS-ltia.tk

..Kn-lirlit

WEAK «h UNDEVELOPiP

Conditionsoftho human form »urvsKtnUj' U. to develop. ftre.'itfthuii, vnlnruo all

weM

iwilv

undeveloped, leeble or*.'iuia jiiid pnrt» of t''

1 1

which have lost or nover tuUined a prl" natural ulzo, duo to III health, abUPO. unknown cuusef. Thero IA one nienion »"•. only one* hy which this may be ttcc,o»»^l^•',,Mi,,..•prouni«« lueroftfed flow of blood to any rmrt* plmpleuppurntus actum

aut»auMlcally.creni«

tl.isuo, tone and vl«or hy tho eiimo iiHturann thoincreaHuof bI*o and

ptrengi

of muscle.

i".

bo prejudiced bec-iiise UlMo quacks Pr°niVw'•'r*{ moans to do tho snmo. JNVK^I There's no frnn biirk of our otfi*r*j !jt will come when tlio public known cloany from fraud. Wrlto us for Instructions, fu]»nrtion, proofs,references, etc. AHsontyou denied letter without cost of any kind. ERIE WEDIOAL 00,. BUFFALO,