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he principle cities with DR..

n
discoverer. aud saw the ply
'siciaus prescribing and using it and saw
that DR.. CrsS vas unable with his "a
cilities, to supply the medicine TO thous-
ands who wanted If. l therefore de-
termincd, az duty owed humanity
and the suffering to bring 1t within their
Zach and now it is known in every part
of Amcrics, is sold in every drug store
and has become household necessity"
Tho reporter left Mr.. Warner, much
impressed with the earnestno,s and sin
cerity of his staiep,ents and next paid
visit TO DR.. s. A. baltimore at his
residence on Prince Street DR.. Latti-
more, although busily engaged upon
rome matters connected with the State
Board Of Health, Of which he is one Of
the analysts, courteously answered the
questions that were propoundcd to him:
"Did yon make chemical analysis
of the case of Mr. Fl. II. Warner somr
three years ago Doctor?
eyes sir
"What did this analysis show your
"Thc presence Of alDrmeu and tube
casts in great abundance"
"hnd what did the symptoms iDdi'
cate ?"
"a serious disease Of the kidneys."
"Did you think Mr.. Warner could
recover?'
"No cir. I did not think it possible.
1t was seldom, indeed, that so pro
norncsd a case had, up to that time,
ever bNen cured
"Do you know u1ything about the
remedy which cured him?"
" Yes, I have chemically analysed it
and upon critical examination, ind it
entirely free from anT poisonous or dele
terous substances"
We publish the foregoing statements
In view Of tic commotion which the
publicity Of Henion's article has caused
and to meet tie protfstaifons which
have been made. The standing Of DR..
Henion, Mr.. Warner and DR.. Lattinore
in the community is beyond question,
and the statements they Inak- cannot
for moment be doubted. They con.
cIusivrly show thar Bright's disease Of
the kidneys is ona Of the most decept'
! I've sna dangerous Of all diseases, that il
is exceedingly common, aIaruingly in
crcasing aud that it can be cured.
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Several of the handsome colored
glass windows in the Methodist
Church have had holes broken
through them by missiles from sling
shots in the hands of bad boys.
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Gratitude BeYcnd EXpression.

HAMPTON G. H.. S. c., MAY ., 1881.
II II. WArHEr, & Co.: Sirs- The result
of your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure in my
case has been astonishing, so much 50 that
| can find no words in which to express my
Indebtedness TO you.
Rev. ". II. PRENTIss.
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The leading Scientists of to-day agree that
most diseases are caused by dlsGrdered Kidneys
or Liver. IT, therefore, the kidneys and Liver
are kept in perfect order, perfect health will be
the result. This truth has only been known q
short time. and for years p orc.su!rered great
agony without being able to l9d relief. The
discovery Of Warmers Safe KIDNEY and LlNEP
Cure marks new era IN tls itIrca iaieutstisss..
-ttrUI1rs. ~GInue lrOiu slmp.c tropical leal oil
rare value, lit contains just the elements neces-
sary to nourish and nvigoraie both Of these great
organs. and safely restore ard keep them In Or
der. IL Is Il POSITIVE REMEDY for all the dis
eases that causes pain in the lower part OF the
body-for Torpid -Hcudachc-Jaund!ce-
Dizziness-GrayC!-FcT Aguc, Malara Fe-
yer, and all difficulties Of the Kidneys, Liver and
Urinary Organs.
II Is an excellent and safe remedy for females
during Pregnancy. 1t will control Menstfuatiol
and Is invaluable for Leucorrhea or Falling OF
the Womb.
As Blood Purifier 1t is uEeluG!ied. for it cures
the organs that make the blood.
.his Remedy, which has done such wonders,
is pnt up In the LARGEST SIZED BOTTLE Of
ans medicine upon the market. and Is s"if by
Druggists ana all dealers at Sl.25 per bottle.
For Diabetes, enquire for WARMERS SAFE,
DIABETES CURE. II Is POSITIVE Remedy
h. IL. WARNER K CO., Rochester, \, y.
Feb. ., If.
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Always Refreshing.

A delicious odor is impaired oy'Fior' ston
Cologne, which is always refreshing 10
matter how freely used.
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s;,ssi5, 'ss:s':ii"' :!

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people know ct re!sszt VI ~ fs> ~,
and am sorry to say that too few ply
sicians do either"
"That is a strange statement, Doctor"
but it is true one. The medical
profession have BEEN treating symptoms
instead Of diseases for wears, and i; is
high time it c.asci We doctors have
hceu clipping off the twiggs when We
should strike at the root. The symp>
toms have just mentioned or any un
usual action or irritation Of the water
channels indicate the approach of
Bright's disease even moro than cough
announces the coming Of consumption.
We dn not treat the cough but try to
help the lungs. We should not waste
oar t;u:e trying to relieve the head
ache, stomachr, pains about the body or
other symptoms, but 20 directly to the
kidneys, the source Of most Of these all
mcnts."
"This, then, is what you meant when
,.o,, r,;1 ,L,, r.oro than one-b,1r or tho
,DS.t. ~ ".l;nL aaouu ar;s, r.ou RrIuh,,s
disease, il it Doctor?'
:prcc;<eiv Thousands of 50 called
diseases are torturing people to-day,
whom in rcalirv it is Bricht's disease
in somc one Of its many forms. Its o
h, Ira>hcnspd monster. and the slight,
rs. symn,oms si.orld strike terror to
,,r,,: oro wbo has them can look
b,o,: ,,d ,cc,}l hundreds or deaths
xh;cb nI,s;c;,rs declared at the time
were canscd By ,,aralysi<. apoplexy, heart
G;ss.s" ,ncu:ronia. maiarial fever and
oIhcr common co;nnIaiots which I see
nnu wrro caused by Brirb,'s disease"
uArd Ala I'll these cases have simple
sr.n.n,rs =, 6rst2~
.:Er.rr 'na nf tbsm and m;obt have
l.o, cnrcd al was bs the timely use
e ,Sc samn rsmrdr-Warner's Safe
kidney and Liver Cure. am getting
NV ovcs thoronohlv onencd in this mat
tap p and think 7 am hclpiue others &c
soo The facts and tb, If pos.ible dangc,
,Iso WIZ there are 20 end of truths
bnor;,o IN this subisct IF YOU want tc
Inna. mara about il co and SIC Mr.
~ w. h;mssIf n, vas sick the sam.
=, ord i tho he,lthicst man il e.,
aIos,or t,-aav H.. has ~. ,e stud,
I
r,h;s snbicct and can Give YOU more
f,o,s .l,.n I c,n Go ,on. and Sc. Dr.
J.t,imo-o tho chemist nj the Upiver,
.;,r r. ro, want f,rts there are An,
o....,;,y r. ,bom showinc the a?armiD:
;ncr,oss .f R,;ch,,s disyas, lis simpl,
I s S.o,.,;., s-,,rIoms and ,b,l thrr,
~ ., hns n,,o ,,.v Lr vbicb il can be es
",..an
'"E Tnu,. .,.;uso5 nf tho .ru,b and fore,
r ,tn noctnr's words tho renar,er bj,
HIM ~oos dav and called On Mr. Warn
L:s aS,,bI;.hm,rt m Exchapc,
,,uo.t ~ Gr.t l,r Warns, was in
' I:1oi - W. ro,;.,nt hrt }car,ino ,bo
~. | ;aror,ns.,on 3s,;.sa was ahout IT,,
oIsrr,;n~ ;ncreasc Of Bright's disease
b;O ,ronror chanocd Instantly and h.,
s,oLo verv a,roe.tiv.
r ,T. - 49, chat Rr;rb.'s d;so,:s ha,
;,.aosod uordorf,,lIv and we find b,
I'LL ni;,,Io s.a,;s,;cs tho, in the mast ter
.""s s' 10 n"om,b h.s h.on o5O ner cent
'"'S 40 40 = ...,;n,nt n,,n :, b,s oar,
H'oN ~ ."s I,. p''"'". G. 49, rhasa VI,
'!eu Sn %.1. i.',i b;nhnn lJ,-on ond o,h.
So"' or, mI:. j., t0rr;Si, and shows
eIS. 3-..-,--H,L.n a".o = ,hS,o7rr-aa;: 7rr-1b = ( .,
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wisdom In m article take to be his puoiisneu
this week. "Across Dartmoor" he speaks WIZ"
complacency of coming home well content -ai'ei
eight hours OF as fine walking as England can SNOW
q nd then observes:
Certain doctors have discovered that pra'n.
workers ought 10 spare their muscles, hut whaS
saith tho poet 3" Doctors they knaws nowt W.
they siays what's nowways true" On TINS poinV
We agree with the poet
No doubt. and no doubt Mr.. Stephen is rl9ht
enough so far as he is concerned. But IL IL ho'
given 10 every man TO walk up and down mont
Blanc within the twenty-our hours; feat whlch
perhaps Mr. Leslie stephen alone has accom-
plished. When no was president of the Alpine
Club he passed for the most expert and enduring Oh
English cragsmen. But the Doctors, i'll spite oil MI
Stephen and his imaginary poet. are beginning TO APP
ply certain rules of common sense to their practce
and among them this, that no rule holds good Tor
! evory body. One man has nervous energy enough
for walking and writing. and another has not but
can ride or row. and third can do nothing better
thu1 sit in the open air. Nay. heard person oil
experience assert the other day that no small num-
Der of people were killing themselves slowly by
cold baths There remains of course the question
whether that he not the best thing they could do.
| Mr. Stephen, an sure, would say yes. @. W. $.
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LITERARY NOTES.

| DR.. George MacDonad's new fairy romance is
entitled g. The Princess and Curdie."
Arthur Hugh Clough is the subject of mono
graph which Will soon appear in England from the
| pen of Samuel Washington.
Mir. w. j. Unions History of Wood Engraving
in America Is 10 be published in London this sea
son Oy George Bell & Sons.
DR.. d. c. Brinton. of Philadelphia. is about to
publish work entitled american Hero Myths; a
Study in the Native Religions of the Western Con-
tinent'
A prose version Of Homer's "Iliad" by Messrs.
Walter Leaf, Andrew Lang and Ernest Myers is to
he published soon by the Macmillans The same
firm announces Life of Frederick DenisOn
Maurice" by his son, Major Maurice.
The Rev. Fl. r. Hawcs, who. as a writer, is more
industrious than brilliant will shortly publish in
London vollime on American Humorists," in
GLIDING Washington Irving, DR.. Holmes, Mr.. Low
ell, Artemus Ward and Bret Harte
Root g. Tinker have published handsome litho-
craph of ten or twelve Editors of leading news
papers in the United States, including four from
New-York, with Medl and Story, of Chicago
Ilalstead of Cincinnati; Watterson of Louisville,
etc. Most of the portraits are good.
Fanny Kembe has prepared a volume of Notes
upon some of Shakcspeare's Plays" which will be
published soon III England by Bentley d Son. This
firm also announce as forthcoming Mr.. S. G. Halls
| " Retrospect Of Long Life"i Lady Jacksons
Court If the Tuileries of the Restoration and Of
Louis Philippe >; and new edition of the Duchess
dAbrantes' lively Memoirs"
The critic of The Spectator, in writing of an an
thology says: There are poems almost as certain
10 appear their proper places as the sun IS TO rise
in the heavens. We know where TO look for Them
and are rarely dlsappointcd-we might say never
were it not that the exquisite Treasury, so justly
called Golden does not hold among its treasures
that noblest of lyrics and purest OF nupta songs,
the immortal EpjthaGmiam of Spenser."
OF the poetry of the three marvellous Bronte Sis
ters Charlottes is the least effective. though she
was the author of many striking lines and detached
stanzas. She never quite touched that wild and
passionate chord of the Imagination which, IN at
least one poem her sister Emily has made to sound
with thrilling power. Charlotte's verses, however,
are worthy of preservation, and as they have long
been out of print il pleasant TO know that White
g. Stokes are about TO bring ont a new edition.
printed ard bound in the most dainty and artistic
manner.
Two interesting volumes On Dante Gabriel Ros-
setti will shortly appear In England. MI. Hall
Gaines " RecOllectiOns of ROSsetti' Will contain
large number of letters purely literary subjects.
written To him by the dead poet. Mr.. Caine has
prefaced these by "a short account of ROssettps
career. and has added to them number OF personal
"reminiscences. Mr.. Caine had the advantage of
long and close friendship with Rossetti. William
sharp yonng English poet Of taste and ability,
has also prepared record and study of ROssetti,
which will be published by the Macmlllans
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Friday, Oct. 6, 1892.
rpY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. I


TOMBSTONE, Ariz., Oct. 6.-Manganese ore is be-
ing extracted from the Lucky Cuss mine.
The ore road TO the Wedge mine has been COM
pleted.
The Wine from the 600 level of Contention has
struck n strong stream Ot water.
TIE Girard mill Is working Contention ore ex-
clusiyely.
Tranquility shipped no ore TO the mill last week
The IngersOIl Is -acklng some rich ore to ship to
the Ben,On sneIter.
Fair Villa winze IS all in good ore.
The outside prospects are StlIi developing wonder
fully.
DrsHNG. n. NJ. Oct. G.-The Viola mine at Lett
endOris y. NJ Is opened 70 depth Of go feet, ana
shows fine pay ore. which increases IN body ana
value with development.
The mining excitement growing out of the recent
frequent and exceptionally rch gold. silver AID
copper strhes in the Lake Valley. Orgon, .San An
dres and Hanover mining districts, ~ NJ, Is on the
increase, reminding one Of Old WashOe times.
Large numbers of visitors to the Lake Valley and
Percha dlstrcts-many of them going there In doubt
confirm the reports OF the wonderful extent and
value of the mines there Every stroke Of the pick
and every blast develops new and surprising ricn-
ness
Bullion valued at $4,000 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
The Old Dominion Copper Company received
teegraphio advices yesterday from Wilcox, ArIz;,
of the shipment on October 3 and OF 1876 tons OF
copper bullion to Pope, Cole " Co., Baltimore.
This was the product of one 9inelter only. Two
additional smelters are to be started up next week.
Robinson Consolidated manager telegrap1ed o.
to0er 8 8 Shipped 81 tons; ~ ounces"
Little Pittsburg official report for week ended
September 30 shows: Ore shipped, 3S4 tons :;
settled for 271 tons balance shipped and unsettled
Tor, 45S tons. For month"; ore shipped, LOO
tons settled for, 500 tons cash received tor ore,
S6,4J9; average price per ton, T9 ~.
Dr. Henry Paul, recently appointed superintend-
ent of the Decatur Silver Mining Company, writes
from the mine: " | will begin work on tho Decatur
lode on October 2, and have much faith Ill finding
good ore i'll the working of that mine. A goOd-szed
body OF very rich was taken out near the 30! :
tom of my old 1I0-fOOt shaft On that mine, and
have much faith in finding a continuation of that
ore body at little greater depth ana little west.
superintendent POmeroy sunk the shaft 100 feet
Geeper last winter The shaft is IN tine
ditiou throughout and there is water III it. /
shall also do some work, the hope OF finding good
ore near the surface ut the eastery end Oh tie Hell
ner mine This ground yielded good ore at one
time, aud has been very little explored" Five
assays of ore from the Decatur properties recently
yielded from S6 2G to 1882 40 per ton in silver
and gold, averaging 1923 20 per ton.
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NETWORK, September 25.-An obscure
~ of obscure paper in an obscure part Of the
state of New York. in few days sep Into public notice
through medium of book 1t will not be an unenvabe
noiorety either "Tho Cleverdao Mystery" he has
wov en- about machine boss" Of American politics and
his associates story satire must strike every reader
. presents his subject in manner that cannot help
carving conviction. The publishers OF " A FOOLS
Errand bringing ont Tho Ceyerdale Mystery" and
the viii doubt prove almost as popular as did the
named book[Specia Correspondence Chicago Tribune
THE characters Will be recognized types II not as por
traits working politicians Of the day. not little skill Is
displayed the construction Of the plot and the book
unlike political novel, IL nonpartlsan 1t will be
read pleasure thousands for whom practical politics
Is but a nane."-[ New York World.
There life like political pictures
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Just such work expected from the OF wilkins
The everyday fks and in wise
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