Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 10 March 1894 — Page 6

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Cleanse The Vitiated Blood When you see Its impurities rsti ng through The Skin In Pimples, Blotches

Sores. -HS

Rely on Sulphur BitJters and Health will 4 follow.

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Send 3 --cent stamps to A. 1*. Onlwav & Co Boston, Mass., for Best medico) work published

PHENYO-CAFFEIN!

If you ever have Headache or Neuralgia, take Phcnyo-Caffein Pills.

Tb«y tone up the nerves, and tend to prevent retarns ot Headache and Neuralgia. They are guaranteed to do ail that is oJalmetf for them.

TESTIMONIALS.

I hare never seen anything act so promptly as Fhenyo-Caffeln in sick and nervous Headache Many cases have Seen cured, ami not anv failures reported. H. L. Farrer, Belle Voir, ft. C.

For years I have been a terrible sufferer from

log able to stop them completely in their lnciptency. J. H. btaauard, Concord, N. li. Yon hit the nail on the head when you put Plienyo-Caffein on the market. They are the best thing out for headache. JE.

Jones,M. D.,

Orleans, Muss.

One year ago I was one of the greatest sufferers from sick and nervous headache that I ever knew. I no more have trouble with sick headache, and seldom have even a slight headache. I attribute the great change to your Phenyo-Oaf-feln, a remedy I could not do without if It cost $8 a box. I have tried a dozen or more medicines [warranted to cure] without their even helping me. I can not praise your valuable preparation enough. Frank 8. Sclunitt.Seymour.lnd

For sale by your druggist.

California War Kates Threatened. "Long threatening comes at last,?' serves to encourage the California tourist that a great reduction in rates will be made if numerous threats are put into execution.

For particulars see nearest agent Tol«do, St, Louis it Kansas City ii. R.. "Clover Leaf Route-' or address, (J. (J.

KNKI.NS,

CJ P. A-

Toledo, Uhio.

IST. 13.—Daily excursions to Hot Springs, Ark,"The World's Sanitarium." Special one fare excursion March

—vJThe local government of the National Capital is unhko that of any other city in the world.

The tallow tree, which produces a .kind of fat, is one of the most useful trees of China.

A Mercilul Mail

Is lnercilul to his hor.se, and every horse owner should have a bottle of Morris'English .Stable Liniment as a part

his ready and useful outlit. A

safe and speedy cure for barbed-wire cuts, wounds, galls, scratches, sore shoulders and back, sweeney, puffs, poll evil and all blemishes. There is nothing else like it. Price 5Ccts. and Sl.UO. Sold by Nye & liooe. Ml lini

It is said those in charge of a particular kind of animals grow to be like them in feature.

Live and Learn.

It- is estimated that there are two million chickens hatched in the United States every year, hut not more than one-half of these reach the size for market. Cholera, gapes, pip, etc., kill millions every year. All these dineases are quiekly quickly cured bv the use of Wells' Iloosier Poultry Powder. Price 2o cts. Sold by Nye & Booe, Ml 3m

The eBchEcholt'/.ia. a large yellow blossom, is the State llowerof Califernia.

Craft's Distemper and Cough Cure, A sofe preventive and positive cure for disteiuper, coughs,[ctc., in horses, -§heep and dogs. Has stood the test of frequent use in every portion of the country, and will do precisely what is claimed for it, as those who have usod it will cheerfully testify. Price SO cts. and 81.00. Ask for pamphlet on distemper—free at Nye & Eooe'a.

The publishers of Spureeon'e sermons jjare not able to keep up with tba demand.

Children Cry for

Pitcher's Caetorla.

Paper statuary is a new art, the invantion of Mrs. Cordelia Shout, of Pittsburg, Kas.

LOOAL NEWS.

O. A. Harlow was up from Rockville the first of the week. Mrs. Joe Collins and baby ara her# from Kankakee, 111., on a visit.

HE KVIKW'S

subscription liet is

6teadiiy on the increase, tliank you.

Walter Rosebro is located at Oakland, California, where he luis a good job.

Democrats should keep in mind the toweship conventions one week from to-day.

An evangelist will come to Crawfordsville to conduct a protracted meeting, on March Itith. lieorge Luse and Harry Doherty took photographic view# at Rockville and Waveland this week.

The Yandalia has made a cut rate of 8.TJ.S5 one way to California and £56.18 round trip, good for OUdsys.

Mit-s Jennie Cade was in Cincinnati this week locking alter good6 for Mrs. L. Crease's millinery emporium.

Mrs. Elizabeth Graham aud Mrs. L. C. Carroll, of Watseka. 111., were here to attend the funeral of Mit Galey.

The ladies of the first section of First church gave asocial and supper at the church parlors Thursday evening.

Misses Anna Daughertv and Lota Cooper returned home to Ladoga Monday after a few days visit in this city.

Mrs Eph Joel and daughter, of Chicago, and Miss Solomon, of Denver, Col,, have been guests of Jake Joel's family.

Rev. D. W. llughes, the Baptist minister, has moved to this city and occupies the Davis property on east Jefferson street.

The numerous candidates for city offices who will not serve the people will now return to serving their families Bince

Tuesday's primary. Clodfelter "A Thompson this week moved to their new aud neatly furnished law office in the front room over Smith it Steel's drug store.

Harry Mahorney and wife were at Paxtou, 111., the first of the week to attend the marriage of Mr. (Jodell who acted as usher at their wedding.

Stockman are invited to call iu and see the line of cuts in

REVIKW job

department before giving orders for bills. Uur work and prices will suit you.

Sheriff DaviB conducted a public sale of town lots iu the corporation of Waveland, from the court house steps last Saturday. The sain was to satisfy a mortgage held by Wm. Robertsou.

The ground hog certainly failed to see his shadow Feb. 2nd, as the six weeks have not passed yet and we have had several days of fine weather, the tirst five days of this month in particular.

The liig Four railroad company has begun the erection of a new bridge over the Wabash river at Covington, and none too soon. The old structure has long been a death trap that threatened to collapse at any moment.

The old two-story school building at Parkersburg burned to the ground at an early hour last Saturday morning. Since the uew building was completed the old one was used as a public hall. The loss is therefore light.

The creed of the permanent organization of spiritualists recently formed at uncie is that there is no death that the spirit is immortal and eternally progressive that spirits return and communicate with mortals through mediumship. and that individual moral responsibility is recognized. The seal adopted is a sunltower. signifying "sunshine and light of truth."

The doctors of the Champaign medical and surgical institute will visit Crawfordsville at the Xutt Hotel, on Saturday, March 10. This estate has many patients in this county, all of whom aia loud in their praises of these physician and surgeons. They have already many wonder.'ul cures. The doctors would like to see all those who are now taking treatment as well as auy others who are suffering from chronic diseases.

Mrs. Elizabeth Muhleiseu. relict of John (i. Muhleisen, whose death occurred in IST.'J. died Sunday morning at her home on east Wabash avenue. The deceased was born in Wurtumburg, Germany, iu 1S27 and at an early age emigrated with her parents to this country. Her marriage occurred at Richmond, Ya in 13o0, and eight children blessed the union, tive of whom survive the mother. She was a faithful member of Center church. The funeral services were conducted at the home at o'clock Tuesday afternoon.

The Eldredge brass band, that played at intervals in front of the building all day, marched through the American clothing house at o'clock Saturday morning and the placo was formally dedicated for the transaction of business. Callers were passing in aud out all day and in the evening there was a regular jam and rush of the populace for two hours. No attempt was made to sell goods during the evening on account of the throng. Music Hall orchestra wassnugly ensconced in the center of the beautiful room and discoursed t-.weet music. Lavish floral decorations by Krause & Crist gave an air of perfume and freshness to the interior, which was in peculiar smpohny with the May like weather of the evening-

W. E. Henksl Sundayed in Brazil. THK REVIEW prints public sale and stock bills promptly and at prices that will suit you.

Walter Sparks is making a tour of Missouri in the interest of Jas. 11. Watsou's crestile works.

Frank Buck, the Litchfield, 111., newspaper man, was in the city over Sunday, the guest of his parents.

Levi Wilcox, residing south-west of Yountsville, will dispose of his personal property at public 6ale iu a short time and quit the farm. He has .earned a needed rest.

Andrew Swank, of Montgomery county, and Mrs. Philura Whilock, of Vermillion county, have been united in marriage. The groom is seventy-four years old, and the bride Bixty-eight.

Dr. F. W. Cooper, who recently committed suicide at Dayton. 0„ until a few months ago lived at Frankfort, this state, where he was known as Dr, Cartwright. Before leaving Frankfort, however, he told some friends that his rea name was Cooper, aud he claimed to belong to a noble family abroad.

Cal Armstrong, the Tipton county embezzler, who owned thirty suits of clothes at the time of his arrest, has just been provided with anew outfit of the zebra pattern, at the expense of the State. Cal. since his escape from the Kokomo bastile had suffered very hard lines, and last Monday, in Chicago, he surrendered himself to Sheriff Saunuous, and is now a boarder in the Prison North.

The examining physicians of Champaign Medical aud Surgical institute will beat the Xutt Hotel on March 10th. Their examiner, Mr. McGee, has been in the county for the past ten days and has secured a large number of contracts with people afflicted with chronic diseases of various kinds. The amount of business already contracted indicates that the institute has a good standing.

Rev. W. H. Wherry, a returned mis Bionary from India and at present connected with the American Tract Society delivered a missionary sermon at First church last Sunday morning and at Center church at night. In speaking of the work of the Society and the possible g«od to come from it, he stated that they now issued tracts in loO languages and dialects. Their publications are sent to all quarters of the globe.

If you have any chronic'diseases that our home physician can not cure, don't fail to consult the Doctors of the Champaign Medical institute, at tho Nutt House. Saturday, March 10th. This institute takes nothing but curable cases and in that way have built up a wonderful reputation. Many cases given up us beyond hope by the home physicians, have been speodily cured by the Modern and Scientific methods of this Institute. Consultation free.

Genial Man Remembered.

The late Mit Galey whose death occurred only a few days ago in this city, will long be remembered by hiB old and later acquaintences for his genial disposition, the vein ot humor which pervaded his '.'onversation, and the seemingly apparent wish to look at the bright side of everything. "Mit" was a finished singer and a natural comedian. Away back in 1S5G. '57 anil '58, he in connection with Harry Morgan, Ozro J. Dodds, Tip Wade, Beal Galey and two or threo others organized the "Crawfordsville Minstrels." and from the start it was a success. The entertainments consisted of songs, farces, etc., interspersed with local hits, and at ovcry exhibition big audiences greeted them. Everybody went and the shots made at this or that incident of a local nature created loud applause. In all this Mit seemed to secure a large share of the praise meted out to the company. A short time before the war the company disbanded and Mit never again appeared, we believe, before ths public. Tho old company, however, is still remembered by many of our older citizens, who do not hesitate to say that its performances were the best they have ever Been before or since.

The Tribe oi H'.ir.

Simonides Court No. 1, of the Tribe of Ben 11 ur has had an auspicious beginning. When the exercises of last Thursday were brought to a close 44S persons had obligated themselves to obey the principles of the order. An elegant banquet in four courses was served the members by the ladies of the Christian church during tho evening.

The following officers were installed for the ensuing term: Robert Ross, P. C. George Graham, C. Gus Truitt. Judge Uov. J. W. Greene, Teacher: no. L. Williams, Guide D. \V. Cox, Captain Mrs. C. M. Scott, Scribe Mrs Glover, Keeper of the Treasury J. H. McClure, outer gate keeper: Charles Hirst inner gate keeper.

An Act to Prevent Heavy Haulinr. An act to prevent teaming and heavy hauling over turnpikes and gravel roads at certain times and seasons of the year was passed by the 5Gth session of the General Assembly of Indiana. It reads as follows: "Be it enacted by the General As sembly of the State of Indiana: That it shall be unlawful for any person to haul over any turnpikes or gravel roads at any time when the same is thawini?

through, or is by reason of wet weather in condition to be cut up and injurod by heavy hauling. A load on a narrow tired wagon of more than twenty hundred pounds, or on a broad tired wagon of more than twenty-five hundred pounds, and any one violating the provisions of this act shall be fined not less than So, or more than 850 for each load so hauled."

Personal.

Bear in mind one thing, that if business. pleasure, or necessity calls you away from home at any time, be particular to have your route fully decided upon and arranged before starting. Many things should be taken into consideration, especially tho inducements offered by the Wisconsin Central Company to Duluth, St. Paul, Minneapolis, West Superior or auy point in Wisconsin.

These trains leave Chicago at convenient hours. Their equipment is unsurpassed by any line iu the Northwest.

Close connections are made at St. Paul aud Minneapolis, with the various lines running to all California and Pacific Coast points.

Ask your nearest ticket agent for full information, and be particular to see that your tickets read via the "Wisconsin Central Lines."

JAS. C. POM).Genl. I'ass. Agent. 4w. Milwaukee, Wis.

Each Barton family in Memphis has formany generations consisted invariably of seven members.

IN CONTROL.

ROSEBERY

He Is Now Premier of England—Alrendv at Work. LONDON, March

5.—Mr.

Gladstone

has written a letter to Earl Rosebery congratulating him upon his accession to the premiership. In his letter Mr. Gladstone promised to aid the new prime minister whenever his assistance was asked. It is understood that Earl ltoseberv's communication to Sii William Vernon llarcourt has resulted iu the latter consenting to retain his position as chancellor of the exchequer and in his accepting the government leadership of the house of commons.

Notwithstanding the fact that yesterday was nominally a day of rest, Lord Koscberv was busily engaged all day. Mr. Herbert Asquith, the home secretary, and Earl Spencer, first lord of the admiralty, visited him and remained some time. Afterward Lord Rosebery called upon the earl of Kiinberley and offered to him the post of foreign secretary, made vacant by his promotion to the position of prime minister.

Sir William Vernon llarcourt had a long interview with Lord Rosebery in the afternoon. The new prime minister has appointed Mr. Munroe Ferguson his political private secretary. Lord Rosebery has been the recipient of many congratulatory letters and dispatches. Among those who telegraphed to him were the prince and princess of Wales. A large number of persons left their cards at Lord Ro.sebery's city residence, 3s l'.erkley square.

WILL JOIN COXEY'S ARMY.

Preparing to Move on Masslllon, Ohio, Theiicc to Washington. •TOPEKA, Ivan., IVlnrch

Me:it

5.—Thorcll\vill

be a big delegation from Kansas to join Gen. Coxey, when he starts on his grand march to Washington. Already the movement is taking root in several of the towns and cities of the states where there are many men out of employment. At Nickerson, Newton, Hutchinson. Emporia. Arkansas City, Goodland, llorton. I'.elliville, Argentine and Topeka, there are several hundred men who have formerly been employed by the various railroads, but who have been discharged on :iceuint of hard times.

TliorouKMy Inspected.

_WASHINGTON,

March The atten

tion of the agricultural department oflicials has been called to the Berlin dispatch, in which l'rof. Muller and llerr Werner, the directors of the agricultural high school denounced the manner in which American meats were inspecting,. 'I he department olheials. however, are now giving themselves any concern regarding the statements made, and as they say there can be no grounds for such complaints, if the experience of tin past two veiirssince the meat inspection law went into operation. is taken into consideration. There has not been a single case of trichina proved during that time in merits inspected and shipped abroad. .I here was one instance where it was alleged trichina existed iu exported meat, but, this was a ease in which the meat had not undergone the proper inspection by an ollieial of the I. nited States, and the consul who had certified to its inspection was imposed upon.

Sleepy Kn^ineer

CJIIIHOS

SIOIIK

a Wreck.

WIXAMAC, 1ml., March r,.—A fast freight train crashed into the rear of another freight at the l'anhantlle crossing here yesterday. I'.ruce Ide, the engineer, had fallen asleep. The engine left the track after crashing through the caboose and ran 300 foe", turning a complete somerset. The engineer will die. Fireman Meirill '.-. as thrown lifty feet, but was not seriously injured. Fifty freight cars were wrecked and their contents ruined.

Kails Ilreu-ery to Stand.

Sioux FAM.S, S. 1)., March r,.—A private telegram from I'ierre says the Supreme court has reversed the decision of the lower court ordering the destruction of the Sioux Falls brewery as a nuisance. The decision practically declares the prohibition law invalid so far as the manufacture of liquor is concerned. The proprietors of the brewery will this spring double their plant.

ICE GORGE BROKEN.

TWO STEAMBOATS SUNK AT

SIOUX CITY. IOWA.

SI* Hon lluvo Narrow l.sonpe from

DrrnvnlnR-IIoHvy Kal'.s

H.M.1.N Cause Breakup that Injure,

a Dam.

Siorx CITY, Iowa, March T. An ice gorge in the Missouri gave way here unexpectedly yesterday and t\\o steamboats were caught in it and sun ». The Mary liennett, owned by 1\. A. Talbot, had a hole broken in the hold, turned over on its side, aud sank in twentv feet of water iu less than live minutes. All the machinery and upper works and all except about four feet of the lower deck are under water and directly in the course of drifting ice. The boat will be a total loss. It is valued at S?5.000. The int Stillings owned by Selzer Bros, was carried up against the bank by the ice and one side is down in twelve feet water while the other is high and dry. Much of the machinery is under water. It is valued at S^OOO and is in danger of tipping over and being destroyed by floating ice. 1 he crew of the Bennett, six in nui.il.ti escaped to the shore b\- jumping f'.om one ice cake to another.

CKIIAI: RAHIIS Iowa, March .. Heavy rains caused the Cedar river to rise between three and four feet in a few hours, carrying the ice out into the river. About fifty feet of the dam was carried out with the ice. When the water goes down it will lower tho water above the dam about four feet exposing the inlet pipe from which tho city gets its supply of water,thus making a water famine imminent unless the repairs are made immediately.

KMpomA, Kan.. March F. llain fell here all day yesterday and toward evening a downpour occurred accoin pained bv heavy thunder. The wheat and grass already show signs of great benefit.

OMAHA, Neb., March 5.—Fro in all over Nebraska come reports of heavy showers, in some eases accompanied by high winds. No serious damaire is reported from any place, though heavy minor hisses are incut med The w*irst fear is for winter wheat, which may be sprouted by the warm rain the frost being nearly all out of the ground.

LOST AT SEA.

Re port (i S1 It In of tlie Heliel Tnun

port Venus

Coullrnutl.

Km ,1 aNKIH'.I, Feb. 2!), via Monte video. March Friday morning th armed rebel transports Jupiter. Mart and emis opened a bombardmen against the government batteries. The guns in the batteries responded quickly and a lively fire was exchanged. Sud denly there was a terrific roar above the booming of the guns. An ex plosion had occurred on the Venus. The vessel had been torn in half, and almost immediately after ward the stern half of the wreck wetit to the bottoni. The bow ha was on lire. This portion of the Venus floated tor a half hour and then wen down. Kvcry soul on board of it was lost. Some of the crew could be seen for a time on the forward part of the vessel as it drifted helplessly burning, and efforts were made to rescue them, but the boats that were dispatched on this work were slow in reaching the scene of the disaster, and by the time they ai rived the men on the wreck were forced by the fire into the water. Apparently they could not swim, and before the boats could reach them they sank. 1 hirfv-three men were drowned.

Suit Takes a .lump 10 Tents a ltnrrel. SAOINAW. Mich., March The Michigan salt trust has grown tired of selling salt at cost and has declared an advance ol )0 cents a barrel to take cil'ect at once. The old stock has been gradually diminished, leaving the market practically clear at present and the advance of 10 cents a barrel on all grades, except solar and dairy salt, will be gratifying to the manufacturers of the state.

Titlni(tK« Decides to itoiimln.

KKW YOKK, March Kev. T. DeWitt Talmage will continue to be

:v V.,-. »"npl,y lire* of .Tammany. UK M"'eh ?i.~-A special from Washington announces the fact that Congressman Knnphy of NYw York has resigned from th -general committee of Tammany. 1 a letter to ('hairman Brown, lie expresses his disapproval of Tammany election methods and Uiehard Croker's tariff policy..

standard Oil roses a, sii UriiAi.o. v.. March a.—The machine shop of the Standard Oil works, corner Babeock and Elk stre burned Saturday. Loss, insured. The report that the entire plant of the Standard Oil company Would be destroyed

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CMll,r

"CLOVEN LEAF huinr'

irwt CI Rid Night anl Day Service between

TOLEDO, OHIO,

AN D(

ST. LOUIS, MO.

FREE: CHAIR CARS

OAY THAWS—MODERN EQUIPMENT THROUGHOUT.

VESTIBULED SLEEPING CARS

OIM NIGHT TRAINS.

fi'NEALS SERVED EN ROUTE, any hou, DAY OR NIGHT, at moderate cost.

isk for tickets via Toledo, St. Louis Kansas City R, R,

Clover Leaf Route.

For further pnrtimlnrH, call on JH'nreiit Agent of the Company, or ntlitrenH

C. C. JENKINS. Menvrftl riMfoKn AR«bt,

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Xo. 5i MilII No. 5-1 Kxprossi.

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Good oonnectior mnile nt 'l'eru llmite luUo South mid Smith-went. Trains run through tost. Josfjili, Mit'll., making good couiicctiou with C. & \V. 'r Miehignn points.

J. l\ Hl TCII]NS0iN. A«rwiL

'Cleyemnn. iiiciiiiiali.

Ihik

i- & St. Louis R!y.

Rouft', short Line. East mi!

WA(iKER SLEEPING CARS

On nigtil irniiid connecting with Vestibule Truias itt

Uloomingtou and Peoria to fiud trom

Add reus*''-* W. Miehie. ni»cnt lor further par-' Urtilur*. JOllN H. CAK.SHN, JAMES HA UK EH V, N1'1-- Manaser. («. 1*. A., CbicuKO Chicago.

THAINS AT CRAWtOIIDnVII I t. i:u roi k.

KAST. !i:(!

1 1 1

Daily leseepi sundayi.

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pastnr

the Brooklyn tabernacle, lie withdrew yesterday the resignation of a few weeks ago, and general rejoicing followed the announcement, which was made from the platform. Handkorchiefs were waved and the congregation applauded. The finances of the tabernacle ha\\ been placed on a satisfactory basis.

Jr.fi

incorroct

Statues for Denver.

DKNVKK March

R,.-The

••Indian

Scout and the -Cowboy,-two „f the heroic statues which occupied positions facing on the lagoon at the World air, have been presented to this city, and will soon be placed in the hast Denver high school.

Colorado Miners Come to Terms. N M\CASTLE,

Colo.. March

miners strike at the V„l

The

coal mines

has been settled by the miners accept, ing the reduction and the company re-

oliea^

llic cost of

store-house bup

Mis-

t-ouri liiver. Deliver mid 1 '.'K'itlc Coat-

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Indianapolis, ('Incimmti.Springfield aisti Colnm bus to and trom Knstern and Seaboard Cities

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in Dai! ,except Sundayl.

5:40 p. Daily 2:13 a. Daily IH'5 p.

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x! ]hn. "Ni^ht KxprobH., .1:50a. nu. l:i0 p.

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1-VisHongur tno MopM.. •«. 17 m*

5:10 p, in Kxprept* mil flops) 1p. m.:

4^:50 JI.

Local Kn-ight a.M.

All train* *Rp at Ltaxlru, Lmlogn ami Koaohdale, l.oivtl froi^h curry panni'ii^re.

I.. A. OLAKK. Agent

FREE TRIAL!

Mini KulTorerB from youthful errors ul\ Jit Jl |oh» of manly vigor, Varicocele', oto. Nervim* Piils will effoota speedy curt'. By its us»» tliouHRiuls of catoH of tho viry worht kind ami long siaiuling havo boon restored to perl*»'*t health. 15 thounand toHtiinonialn from all th» worM. Prioo j»**r package £1.00 nlk for $5 uo. Trial package went securely sualeti for 10 roots pontngo. .v

Addr?s* Th»» Gould Remedial Agency N. W. Cor. Wabash Ave. and Tiih 8L Mention thispapur. Chicago,

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-lypophosphites! i* the splendid romliinatinn liiunvn pus -.lOians mi hospital anil private iirac--tee. M.it ee's iCtnulsioii. '•tie is lire. ('oil I.ivcr Oil is fuel. .. .... r.jniiNlon is the mechanical separation.' /i t.ic. f.tt, that it may the better leeii the '!ire.

lagee's Emulsion

is called hy physicians "the (iiicst made 't deserves the hi«h jiral.se. Nnthinj can excel It doubtful if any e-iiial It. •i -V,"'

not

Krnw rancid anil nauseate yo:s

it.viill remain sweet, to the last drop, I lie distinctive combination with Hyp"' iwosphites and Malt cives new life aiei sftwiKth to the delicate. .. "apply more Tuel than Is consumed, ami tf|e tin is kept hiiniinir.

SIHUCK'S Kmulsion will do that lor yon. Iry II, and tell the story of vour recovery thai other1: may know its marvelous power rcstoiuu: vitality and strength!'!)U SAI.i: HY DltnotMSTS.

WE WANT ONLY YOUNG MEN OF ABILITY.

A low Huch ofia eccuro jicraaauent and uwtirable positions by addressing Guarantee and Accidont Lloyd'i 15 Wall Street, Now York.

The financial responsibility of| th Guaranty® and Accident Lloyds Is greater than that oi anj corporation in the world doing similar bMliiftto.

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