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be able to take for bis motto, self re-
lance and industry; should be able
to inscribe on his banner. 'peur ct
sans reproche should be able to
assume his position, and. looking the
world squsrely in the face say IL am
every inch q man."
Neither is it well to practice exces-
sive humility; no man can get above
his level in position small potatoes
will ever seek the bottom of the
measure. and energy united with in
vincible determination cannot help
getting to the top.
The greatest commanders have al
ways taken their share of the work.
No young man can hope to be great
if he has no system in his life /; if the
hours of time are not marked with i'm:
provement.
Can there be anything more pitiful
than the old man who was once q
young man full Of health and strength
but who valued it only for the sake Of
pleasure, and now has nothing but his
wrecked years, his broken health and
his unavaillng remorse for his wasted
opportunitiesf We trow not and if
those who are following in his foot
steps could only be warned, could
only be persuaded that such an end.
ing to youth of indulgence is as i'm
mutable as the laws of nature then
might q tie deum of thankfulnees roll
out and mingle with the immorta.
songs of a world redeemed.
Let young men aim above the mark
they intend to hit, let them be civil
civility costs nothiDg-let them not
smoke, or drink, or be profane, or
steal, or deceive, or be false in friend
ship; let them be kind and generous,
owe truth, love their fellow men a.
their God. love virtue. obey their
country's laws, take heed Of their coz
science, think we'll. read well. they will
become as great as the greatest, as
rich as the richest.aud as happy rs is
vouchsafed to mortals.
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The London Society for the suppress
sion Of blssphemous literature Is max.
ing fool of itself. if nature has left
it anything to do in that line. A re-
cent cable dispatch states that this
society proposes to get up cases against
professors Huxley and Tyndall, Her.
bert Spencer, the publishers Of John
Stuart mills works, Mr. John Morley
and others, who, "by their writings
have sown wide-spre I'd unbelief and
in some cases rank atheism i he
world could spare this society. and all
others idiots of the same sort on both
sides of the Atlantic. with much less
regret or loss than would be occasioned
by a deprivation of one of the least
of the great thinkers against whom the
terrors Of the law are to be invoked
These puguatious weakliugs should he
suppressed by wholesome public SEN
timent in their own country.
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NkW YORK. March 10.

NkW lOBks 0oreh 10.
FLOUR-Dull; receipts, 2O,5O0; exports 4aU,
superfne state and western. s. 75@4 ~; common
. tood extra - 05@4 50; good TO choice, q O5@
726; ST. LOUIS, 81 O5@7 25.
wHEAr-Cash, A@}1c lower; options ss9le
lower; receipts, g. o0O bushe s; exports. 550O No.
2 spring. nominal; ungraded red, s2c@S1 Is; No.
3 do, 81 l73@i 1874; No. !? red, . 2o77.@l s2ll4;
No. red, rs; ungrsded white, 81 O2@I 81 No.
white, q iss sal u; No. red March sale. iss.-
wv bushels At 81 1901 21z, closing at 81 1874;
April sales, 14s OcO bushels, 81 2lsz@1 . clos
ing at 23 May sales, 200e, 00O bushels 1t 81 s4sx
esl 2a22zs, closing at 81 2f,.
CORN-Opened firm, Weakened, and declined 4
CSC. closing 6fmer; receipts, 167 900 bushels;
ports, lSs,e0o; uBgraded 62GT2Ee; No. 3, s2E0
6z4e; No ?, 71sa7ac; straight. ss15c; No. 2. March
13s@7i7sc, closing 7i54c;. April, n1so7z1tc, clos
ing 7zcj May, 72td74fc, closing 721 SC.
OATS-14ealsc lowe and dull; receipts, $500
bushels; exports. none; naked sc ter, so@sac;
white do, S3@@5Se.
HAY-Firm.
PETROLEUM-Firm; united, s4c; re6nsd. ~
TALL.Ow-Sseady at i-is@s1s
ROSIN-Steady.
TUkPENTiNE-Steady.
COFFEE-Quiet md unchanged.
SUGAk-Quiet and unchanged.
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"Tbere was large sudiepes ut the
Bemenyi concer. last evening. They came
prepared for treat, with expectation on
tip-toe, and symp ,thies all in tune 1t
was no easy m alter to even meet the antici-
pations OF such an sudience, but Remenyi
not only satisfied, but SO stirred the emo
tions, So thrilled aud inspired the listener,
that they were carried sSay in thought
and feeiing, and time and space lost all
hold upon them. No one can describe
R-mepyi. As he stands there with ewes
closed and dreamily petting ihs, violin, M
il seems to sing an angel lullaby, Que is
carried to the pearly gates and li.tsns to
the refrain of some heavenly choir. The
drama is quickly broken by q sudden
there is heard the fxintest rustic Of drv
leaves, and one listens bresthlsss and fears
to have it bresk, rs though il WAS the
thread Of life The & eat master endOws
that violin with life and heart, and makes
it breathe, sob, laugh and sing. At times
it signs like love sick msid, then shows
the passion Of q spoiled child, then cracks
jokes like q clown, until the Whole audi
ence rOars with an echo of the laughter. In
nome mt later all is hushed sgain ill the
silence OF tomb would seem . noise, and
then The blood is sent tingling with delight
and inspiration by q grand chorus, or by
the Hymn of Liberty given with the full
lower of full band Every emotion and
passion OF the human heart seems to find q
voicr, and every sound in nature an ECHO.
No orator could more effectnaliy handle
the feelings Of his hearers than does
Remenyi with his princess" Critics are
disarmed and enthusiasm unclaimed. The
hearers applaud aR~iu and again, and are
only pushed when Remenyi again appears.
Such an ev. ming Of music fills one to such
nm ovtr6owing that il seems aim st sacri-
lesious to speak, and ones voice seems
harsh. The nearer is tempted to seek some
quiet nook and think il all over again, and
live it again and again in memory"
TIE above is an extract from an edi-
tor.al in the Janesville, { Wis., Gazette.
All who miss hearing this wonderful
player will always regret il.
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THEIR OWN ARCHITECTS.

Young men should be the architects
Of their own fortunes, and not depend
upon the wealth and influence of
some relative. 1t is a bad plan to
wait for dead mems shoes" and the
young man who calmly sits down
With nothing to do, will eventually
reach that place where he will be
obliged to accept something to do or
starve.
The strong, healthy, able-bodied
man, too. who boasts because his pa
rents are wealthy that he does not
work, or ever has worked, is not
worthy to be mentioned in the same
day with the man who carves out his
way to eminence through his own ex
ertions alone.
There is no sight quite 80 repulsive
in this great broad progressive age as
to zee q man tamely permit other
minds to do his thinking, other hands
70 do his labor, other pocketbooks to
replenish his own, while he-drone-
like-does nothing.
A man, who is true man, should
be able to think for himself shou ID
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The Remenyi Concert Company

1u0 kS0m0uyI concert company,
Entertainment, given by Remneyi, the
world renown' j violinist, supported by
Miss n Louise Warner, soprano. Edmund
De Celle, tenor, and Adolph Bauer, plan
list. promises to be the finest, and most
literally patronized musical entertain
men,s of the season. Two hundred re
served seats having been already taken.
The concert vii! begin promptly at eight
o'clock, after which there will be no adj
mission only during the intervals. No
ore will be admitted while any part Of the
programme is being rendered, as Remenyi
will not play while there is any moving
about or whispering in the hall.
Roand trip tickets will b. sold at Tip
ton, for Sl.O0. and ut Boonville for $l.;O
IL is expected that many will avail them
selves of this rare opportunity, as all who
come can return the same evening.
Tickets with reserved seats can be had at
Fairley's, on this street, for Sl.0O. Gallery
City cents
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erty." 1t is beautiful theory. and
will become entirely practicable when
We have learned how to s'coin money"
from roll of paper with q printing
press. The zeal of the greenbackers is
almost sublime and their sincerity is
evident, but there lie no wilder lunscy
in St. Elizabeth asylum than the chief
tenet of tie creed.
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THE OPERA EOUSE

If We are ever to have an opera
house in Sedalia, all this pickering as
10 location must stop. The sooner the
better. No doubt the building of an
elegant edifice of the kind proposed in
the precise spot desired by each indi-
vidual citizen would be of considera-
Die benefit to thst particular citizen.
But it should be borne in mind that
We have but one opera house to build.
1t makes no particular difference on
whose lot it is built or whose place of
business or dcoryard it adjoins What
We want is All opera house, and it is
high time that We were having one
suited to the needs, the importance,
the taste and wealth of Sedalia. There
is no scheme, no overreaching advan
tsge to anybody IN it. If that spirit
which has characterized all efforts in
this direction on former occasions is to
prevail at this time. it is more than
probable that Sedalia must again stul-
tify herself, as on former occasions,
znd do without any temple to the dra-
ma for decade or 60 longer. The
money to build the structure is right
here in town. What more is needed ?
What more bias been needed for sever.
al years past! Having this one, and
the only, thing needful, the idleness and
foolishness of pickering over the exact
spot where this temple of Thespis is to
be erected becomes apparent. Let the
opera house be built, and built speedily.
That's all there is to it.
One Of the most noticeable features
about the present movement is the
manner in which the young men of
this city have trooped forward with
their subscriptions. We have read
that young men are the hope of the
state. A dign6ed Latin line says 80.
Young men are always the best reliance
Of each individual community. In the
present ,nstance, backed by the older
and more substantial of our liberal
citizens, they may emphatically be
said to be the hope Of this opera house
movement. The published list of
names shows that if the matter depend
ed on our young men alone, ground
would be broken and the structure
would be rising before the first sum-
mer sun would come up ont of the
east.
What We want is to 60 right ahead
and build this opera house. 1t is for
the common amusement, and therefore
the common good, that we want this
structure, and most certainly not that
some individual citizen may derive
some benefit or advantage from it.
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lhie0gO MaRkeG.
CnlcAoO, March 10.

FLOUR-pun and unchanged; common 70 fancy,
s. 5Oy5 o.; baker,, - 2S@5 IS; patents. 3 oo0
: 80; Southern Illinois snd Missouri, q 25@s Co.
WHEAT-Fair demand but lower; M. spring.
81 O7s<9l Os1 cash; rejected, 7uc; regular, 81 07x
Msrch; o. 075s9l % April; u 1875 May and June.
CORN Fairly active and shade higher, irregu
Lar, 5s1x@5ec cash; 5s1S@SS34c March; Ssx@5S1se
April; S2lse62,4c May; Sl5s@S2c June; &c July;
rejected, acc.
OArS-Dun and shade lower; 4211@c cash; 4al1se
March; 42l{c April; 44sSc May; Alssc June.
RYE-Dnll. No. 2, sac.
BARLEY-N, nlinal.
FLAXSEED-Quiet; 81 3S0l IS.
DRESSED HOGS-Quiet; good shipping. 81 SO
%.
PORK-fair demand aud steady; &1S 10@l8 Is
cash and March; tlS 2s@1S III April; $ls 4S@
- AZ. MAY; SIS 62144 @1S 6S June.
ARD-Steady anu fair demand; ell 25@l1 50
cash and March; eli 40Sl1 A2H April; Si1 559
IL 571s May; Sll IS June.
BULK MEATS-Shoalders. 81 So, short ribs,
$40 90; short clear, SO Is
BUrTER-Fair to fancy creamery, 209$5c.
EGGS-Not quoted,
WHISKY+Steady 1t H.
RECEIPTS-Flour, 10000; wheat, 5,l0O; corn,
244,' co. oats, H2,00; rye, l7,OO; barley, 6s,0oo.
Snipments-Flour, 1000; wheat, 27,0e0s corn, 1885,,
600; oats, Ai 900; rye, 5000; barley, 6.S0o.
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HOME TEACHING.

There is great advantage in
home-teaching which must not be
overlooked. 1t gives the child op-
portunities to rest and build up the
brain tissues, conformably to the new
impressions received. The best re-
suits in teaching are attained by treat
ing the brain as a prepared photo
graphic plate, on which letters, words,
facts, illustrations and visible phe-
nomena make impressions which are
more or less distinct and orderly, and
more or less permanent, according to
the skill with which the cerebral tab
ula rasa is treated and subjected to the
operation, and to its own original
strength and quality. This analogy
must not be blindly followed, but the
teacher must learn as we'll wherein
the brain differs from . Photographic
plate as wherein il resembles one. The
resemblance is strong, but SO is the
difference. The chief difference in
action is that the brain has the power
of its impressions, if given time, and
therefore the same impression can be
re peated q number of times and the
mental picture as a whole touched up
here and there and the salient points
brought out more and more clearly
as the years 60 on. This mysterious
process of asserting and arranging
previously received impressions goes
on without our knowledge. and even
during sleep. The conscious effort to
recall an impression often binders
rather than, helps us. Very often !
f you wish to recall name the best
way is to forget all about it for . time
Bye and bye it comes of itself. Every |
student has got up in the morning |
With clear idea of the principles of q |
problem insoluble at night. The
whole solution comes uDbidden with |
he opening of the eyes in the morn
ng. We remember q country mill
'wner and operator once whose punps
,ot out of order. He went to every
,oint in the pipes and machinery
where he had ever had trouble before,
md repaired everything that seemed
'ut of repair. But still the pumps re-
used to work, and he had hn troubles
or his pains. He went to bed 1t
hight, and unable to get the trouble
'f his mind he went over, in imagi-
nation, the track Of the water from
The bottom of the well to the water
and back again, but made no progress
in solving the puzzle. After sleeping
3 few hours he awoke with q start and
could hardly restrain himself from
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81. L0UO, March 10
FLOUR-Quiet, unchanged; family, - D@4 s0
cf dice, S 2 a. 30 fancy, IS S6@5 60.
WHEAI.!ower and SLOW; No. red, q ios4e
May 81 1891 1+ yune; 81 % July; closing Ut in
side pr,scs, No. red, 81 o5 bid.
C6RN-Lovvr; 5s1<c cash, 5sss@ssxe, March,
5s7ss5514c April, 57c May, SIS June; ssst July;
closing NJ inside figures.
OATS-Better; A311@43szc cash, 43c March; 43s<
943tsc April; 4i1z944s+e May.
RfE-I,ull;; SIC biz.
BARLEY-St adv 1t 60aS0c.
LEADLOuiet ut - p.
CORN MEAL-Quiet at g 50.
BUTTER-Quiet; creamery, 3saS6c; dairy, n
SOC.
EGGS-Eot quoted.
WHISkY-St, ady, S1 Is.
PORK-Quet sls % cash; SIS 10 bid May.
BULK MEATS-Quiet; long clear, - seS short
ribs, - 80; short clear, so IS.
BACON-Firmer; long clear, $40 IS; short ribs,
SO SIS; short clear. 3ll 10.
LARD-Firmer; ell IS asked.
ReceipttFIour, 5000 barrels; wheat, 2 900 bush
els; corn, 159, 000 oats, " co., rye, 20OO; barley,
600. Shipments-Flour, 5000; wheat, li0o0O, corn.
900; oats, 1900; rye, 900; barley, 1000.
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The Bazoo Would Support Him.

The Bazoo Would Support Him.
From the Nevada papers the BAzoo
learns that Prof Harvey w. Isbell, Of
Walker station, is q candidate for the
democratic nomination for school commits
sioner of Vernon county. Mr.. Isbell was
formerly q we'll known newspaper man,
and ut one time resided in Sedalia, but for
q few years past has devoted his time and
attention to educational matters. He is .
graduate Of one OF the first colleges in the
land, and although young in years, has
held the position of principal Of several
schools in different sections Of the state.
The BAzoo takes pleasure in commencing
Mr. Ish<ll to the citisens Of Vernon county,
and should he prove the choice Of the con-
vention, there can be no question as to his
filling the responsible position with credit
to himaelf and honor to the schools. Put
the BAzoo down for Isbsll-6rst, last and
all the time.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS-U

GOVERNMENT BONDS-U nchsnsed, EXCEPT
4La's, which are Is per cent higher.
RAILRCAp AN DS-Irrexular.
STATE SECC RlTlES-LuD and strong
SrOCkS-The market was dull in the forenoon
yet p ices were we'll sustained shortly AFTER i2oo
there was decline Il n to per cent, the latter
Union Pacihc tn a5Is but ne ar O'Clock there vas
an onward reaction OF to ~ per cent, the latter
Union Pacific To 81. In the last hoar the market
Was much stonger and there was genersl advance
OF the whole list, makirs the highest prices Of the
~ for all stock The features Of the last hour and
~ the day have been Northwestern preferred
ntral. ~: Lake Shore, T. In final dealings
there WAS slight reaction from highest prices, bot
leaving the advance for the day specified on
mentioned stocks. For the general list aside from
those above mentioned, the advance for the day
vas - to y per cent. Transactions 25o, O0V sharts
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Mr.. X. p. Porter need not have ex-
erted himself to prove that wages are
higher in the United States than in
England, for that is not denied. Wfat
Mr.. Porter should show IL that the
American can buy more than the
Englishman with his weeks wages.
And Mr.. Porter might also address
himself to the task Of proving that it
is good thing to pay five dollars in
tariff taxes in order that one dollar of
the Eve may find its way into the
treasury.
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The greenback ex-congressmen are
out in an address. in which they reit-
crate their well.wOrn creed that "the
government can issue paper money in
time Of peace - well as in war, and
should do 20 If the necessities of the
people require such action. Money
issued and used to build monuments of
peace, thereby giving employment to
labor. would produce more lasting and
beneficial results than money expend
ed in war and the destruction Of prop
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The friends Of Mr.. Malone estimate
that the loss Of the readjusters. BY
reason Of the failure to force an extra
session of the senate, is equal to $50 a
day, or S13,5O0 for the nine months
of vacation. No wonder that Mr..
Malone thought the Mexican treaty
was too pressing a matter to be put
of.
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Would it not be we'll to employ
Gen. Chalmers as a special attorney
to prosecute the election fraud cases
in New Orleans The record of Gen
Chalmers, as presented by Mr.. Hub
bell in ''Document No. 15," shows
peculiar fitness for this field of legal
labor.
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London, March 9.-Bullion to che
amount Of GOO 600 VISA bought yesterday
for export TO New York, and will be for
warded BY Saturdays steamer. The pur-
chsse was made in advance ia order to
guard against the possible rise in the price
of gold eagles at the Bark vi England to-
day.
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One Of the "old guard" in Pailadel-
phia complains that he has not receiv
ed his 1906" medal. The freight
charges on those posderous structures
are 50 heavy aud soap" so scarce
that Mr.. Filley must be excused for
delay.
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ARE YOU MADE miserable By Indi.
gestion, Consti patton, Dizziness, Loss Of
Appetite, yellow Skini Shiloh's Vitslis.
er is positive cure. For sale BY Bard 4
Miller.
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Relating to Number One"

Londsn, March 9.-The government
Yesterday matted to France, and will
shortly mail t. America, dispositions re-
lating TO the msn known as "No. I" and
other persons whose names were revealed
at pr,v ate inquiry in Dublin.
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CATTLE-Receipts, 100; shipments, so; feeling
strong, demand urgent and supply scant; only re
tail trade done 1t full prices.
SHEEP-Reeeipts, l,soo; shipments. ,7oe STEADY:
common, g 25yS 70.
HOGS-Scarce and firm; light, q o007 =: pack
ing, - 1897 IS; butchers To fancy, s. sS@7 8.
Receipts, 500; shipments, 500.
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Mother Swans Worm Syrup.
Infalliable, tasteless, harmless, cat.ric
teverishness, rsstlessosss, worms, consiipa.
ton. 25c.
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Quick, comr's's crre, al annoying Kid
ney, bladder and urinary diseases. 81.
Druggists.
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"ROuQh on Rats. %

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, dies, ants,
bed-bugs, skunks. chipmunks, gophers. 15c.
Druggists.
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ChieagO Live StOek.
CHICAGO. March 10.

The Drovers' Journal reports:
CATTLE-Eeceipts, 3,00O; shipments, 4,ooos
market strong; prices advanced for the week 50 =
soc on shipping and export srsaes; exports. . -
at %; good to weak or poor lots, g 5003 90.
good, steady at - Oo@5 Is; stockers, weaker u
So iOtS4 Sd; feeders, steady IT q 400S 10.
HO(sS-keceipts, 4,50s shipments. $500; de-.
to prime packing and shipping; light. 8 cog: Is;
mixed, S 1901 IS; quality poor.
sHEEP-Keoeipss. So0; shipments, 200; activA
demand and small supply; Is TO- ?oc higher; god,
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Kanaao City AoPks4.
KAHsAs Cy1x, March 10.

The Daily Indicator reports:
WHEAr-Receipts sos bushels; shipmeate. y. :.
Iva; market unsettled; No. eash, sc bid. sS1zc
S714; May, . %; No I, cash sales. u o6.
CORN-.keceipts, 8! az ba:hels; shiPmeots: g.
April, 47@l736c; Mayo bid, As7l asked; juno. ~
bid, 60x asked.
OATS-No. cash, nothing dong.
BUTTER-NArkes unchanged.
EGGSIUnchansed ut 1Ac per dozen.
Kansas City Live 0toek Market
KAneAs CRY, March 10.
The Live Stock Indicator roports:
CATTLE-keceipts, ~. Market Arm and
active; native steers, average 100 % 1,6Oe -,
S 3s06 -; stOckers and feeders, - 5o0S ~; cows,
s. 25@A 50.
HOtsS-Recsipts, 2,a2D. Market irregular; geea
70 choice packers, 6 76o7 g, medium and mixed,
$ 7S@6 s0s light, - % q 7A
SsiEEP-neceipss, 3SS Market sseady; ustiy
averaging 100 pounds sold st q ~.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-06-30
DEBILITY

Dir. h.. &. WEsT's NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
MENT, a guaranteed specific for Hysteria, Dizxi-
ness, Conyulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia.
Headache, Nervous Prostration caused by the uso
OF alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulnces. Mental De-
preston, Softenipg of the Brain resulting in in
sanity and leading to misery, decay ard death,
in either sex, Involuntary Losses, ard spermat-
orrhcaa caused by over-exertion of the brain, self
abuse or over-indulgencc. Eoch box contains
for $500, sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BONES
to cure any case. With each order received by ue
send the purchaser our written guarantee to re-
fund the money il the treatment does not effect
q care. Guarantees issued only by
WOODARD, CLARK 4 CO.,
Wholeso1o oTA Fetal Eragg1stas
PORTLAND. OREGON.
Orders by mail will receive prompt attention.