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Done for the Sake of Harmony

The excursion advertised by the Indiana,
Bloomington & Western people for Sunday next
from Columbus, o., and points on the T., B. &
w., east of Indianapolis. to st. Louis, via Deea-
tur and the Wabash road, is declared Off II. N
Bronson, general passenger agent of the l., B.
& W., received n telegram from the general ticket
agent OF sensitive competing limo. to the effect
that he thought such an excursion to he EN-.
phAucally contrary to the splriL of the agreement
Between them, and that 1t would tend to greatly
demoraize rates, as the round trip was to be
made at SO, und to paeify his imid neighhor
who Is afraid of rate war, Mr.. Bronson states
that he abandoned the excursion
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ANOTHER NICKEL-PLATE.
A Transcontinental Narrow-Gause Railroad
Projected.

A Transcontinental Narrow-Gause Railroad
Projected.
One OF the most important of the railway
schemes now on foot IN the West is what is IA
military known as the Colorado Nickel-plate, but
which ia Incorporated under the name Of the
Colorado Northern railway. But little has been
said in reference to this line, and but little is
known OF what 1t Is will be. The
company which has this line under con-
struction Is the Seney syndicate, the same that
built the Nickel-plare road from Buffalo TO Chi
cago, parallefing the Lake Shore. The head and
front of that movement was s. c. Brice, who is
the vice-presdent of the Colorado Northern.
General L. NJ. Nelly is president and Samuel
Thomas, president of the East Tennessee, Vir-
ginia & Georgia railway, is also one of the pro-
jectOrs. Vice president Brice says the outcome
will be O transe0ntinental narrow-gauge line
from Denver to SAN Francisco. The California
Il Nevada rail way ia part of this ysteln, and
construction has already been commenced ON 1t
at the west end, at San Francisco. One hundred
miles of the road is now under construction, and
fifty miles of the road has already been graded.
The western terminus of the lineis at Rich
ncnd's Point, in San Francisco, which Is one of
the finest loading places for ships the bay, rs
there is thirty feet OF water i'll which TO float
them. From this point the line runs directly
touching the great wheat and vegetable-Drodfuc-
ing regions, to within twenty-five miles Of the
Yosemite and within fourteen miles Of Hatch
HatohotY
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infiamed. aud there was confusion just above
the largest blood clot, The results of this exam
ination corrobOrate the theory first advanced
by the journal: That young Hervey's death re-
suited from blow on the head from billiard
cue, in fight in an East Washington street sa-
loon two weeks ago, and the coroner will pro
coed with the inquest, as to ascertain, II pos
sfble, who participated In the fracas. DR..
Maxwell says that there must have been such an
injury, as the post-mortem showed eonelusively
that death did not result from natural causes.
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Room No. Hon. Napoleon b. Taylor, Judge
Rochester German Insurance Co. vs.. w. C.
Grubb; suit on attachment and account. Find
ing for the defendant
Johnston. Erwin & Co. VS.. Union Railway Co.
ct al; snt for damages On trial by jury.
Room No. 2-Hon. Daniel W. Howe. Judge.
Connecticut Mutual Lie Insurance Co. vs.
Marion county; suit to recover taxes Tried by
the court and taken under advisement.
Room No. 3-Hon. Lewis G. Walker, Judge.
Patrick j. Muilaney ct al. VS. Thomas c. Read
ing; suit on account. Judgment for $100.80.
fhe Bangor Union Slate Company VS.. Rand &
Co.; suit on note. Judgment for $292.
William II. Corbaley VS.. Hulda A. Hadeoek ct
al; injunction. restraining order granted to
restrain defendants from levying execution on
certain properly.
on account Dismissed at plaintiff costs.
Alexander Pope ct al. VS.. Sinker, Davis & Co;
snit on account. On trial by the court.
Samuel L. Morrow was admitted t0 practice In
the superior Court.
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GENERAL NEWS.

characteristics and Qualifications of Presi-
dent Rutter.
An indianapolis railroad man, who is an init
mate friend of J. Fl. Rutter, the new president
of the New York Central road, yesterday re-
marked that Mr.. Rutter, while model, sociable
gentleman, had great executive ability. and
knows just as well how to be firm and decided In
his rulings, when necessary, as agreeable and
yielding on other occasions. He Is popular alike
with MIA superiors and his suhordinates, the de-
Votion Of the latter being remarkable. While his
aspirations have been high, I know that he never
expected to reach the chief executives office of
the company, supposng the place would always
be retained, IL only nOm1nally, by n member OF
the Vanderbilt family. He has frequently as
sured him that he had reached the highest round
of the New York Central ladder that would ever
be vacant for him.
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Amusement Mattera-

Much interest Is already manifested in the
forthcoming presentation of EZRA Diavolo" by
the indianapolis Opera Company, and the re-
nearsals indicate that a very excellent perform
anoe In every respect will DO given. william
Castle, the well-known tenor, will assume the
leading role, and the cast otherwise will be dis
tribu.ed between Mrs. Enrique Miller, Mrs. Leon
Bailey, Mr.. Charles B. Foster, Mr., Sidney Reade,
Mr., Frank Raschig, Mr.. Harry Hackett, Mr. W.
ID. Hopper, and Others. The engagement is Tor
the Grand Opera house, tomorrow ana Satur-
day nights aud Saturday matinee. Reserved
seats can be had Mt the b0x-oifice.
Manager Dickson h making elaborate prepara-
tiOns for the reproduction of "The NAiad Queen
ut the Grand, beginning next Thursday night and
continuing throughout the week. Excursion
trains will be run, and the Operetta will be put
ON the stage in gorgeous style. The sale of sea ts
will begin saturday.
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Miscellaneous Notes.

The Ohio Falls Car-wOrks are building lot OF
box cars for the Lake Shore & Michgan Southern
road.
The April earnings Of the Toledo. Cincinnati
and st. Louis road were aboat $50 900, or n
trifie more than last year
The Peoria g. Pennington railroad is now open
for business AS far ns Kcithsburg. to which point
trains commenced running on Monday.
Tho Airline and the Georgia railroads arc 70
be connected soon NV the line from Gainesvilla
to Monroe, which viii pass through o fertile and
well-populated country.
New Orleans IS asked to mid financially in a
new rnilPOnd to hes known Ms the Camden q Pres
colt. u is bnilt In the interest of the Ouarhta &C.
Choethw Ratlrond Company, II corporation or
gani@ed under the laws0f the State OF Arkansas
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Friends of ]. Fl, Devereux are said to be dis
appointed that he was not elected president OF
the Lake Shore road, instead of John Newell;
but the saying is that when man once COM
mands the respect and confidence of William Fl.
Vanderbilt, he stands by HIM to the last. Mr..
Newell had for many years been manager of the
Lake Shore; he was q great favOrte with the old
Commodore, and his intimacy with the family
has been continued since the formers death,
and he has been an interchangeable worker. The
Cleveland Herald says when he ia approached
on ttersconneoted with his position he is in
variably attentive, hut questions which should
have been submitted 10 other officials are brought
to him he will lose but little time in discussing
them.
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Kindergartens Expensive,

Nearly all railway officials have some ''hObby."
For instance, one general manager of an Indian
apolis road, and an agent of another road ut this
point, think 1t economical to make kindergartens
OF certain departments. In the first case, fifteen
boys in their "teens' arc employed in one de-
pArtment and an Official of the road, who is in a
position to know, says that five competent men
would do the work of these fifteen boys, and
their salaries would not aggregate as much
although the boys. are paid on an average $50
per month. Then II keeps one man busy, he
states, TO correct the mistakes of the buys. In
another freight -offiee at this point, passing
through the room, one not acquainted would
think IL was really a sOhool-roOm and the master
out. The worst feature OF the case ia, that
worthy men, who have been in railway service
for years, are often discharged to make room for
the boys.
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PROPOSALS FOR POsToFFTCE ENYEIr
Il OPES.
PosToFFTCE DEPARTMENT.

WASHINGTON, d. C., May l, 1888.
Sealed proposals will be received at this De
partment until Thursday. the 9TH day of June.
1888, at IL o'clock m, for fuTnls hing POstotfice
Envelopes. in such quantities and at such times
they may be ordered, during the fiscal year
ending June 3d. 1854, of the following classes,
viz
Nos to d. For Official Letters and Returns.
No. >. For Returning Dead Letters.
No. g. For Registered Packages.
No. 7. Tag Envelopes Tor Registered Pack
ages.
No. 8. For international Money order Adj
vices.
Blank forms of bids, with samples and full
specifications, will he furnished upon applica-
tiOn TO the Third Assistant Postmaster-gene
Washington, d. C.
W. O. GRESHAM, acknowledgement.
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PROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING PAPER,
l. IRVINE, LETTER BALANCES AND
MARKING AND RATING STAMPS.
PosToFFIcE DEPARTMENT..

WAchinN'CNf ~ Va may D. J 900
Sealed proposals will be received at this De-
partment until the 9TH day of June, 1883, at IL
O'Clock, noon, for furnishing Wrapping Paper,
Irvine, Letter Balances and Marking and Ratiu z
Stamps, for tile use OF the PostOfices In the
United States, for one year from the first day of
July, 1888.
Blanks for proposals and circulars stating the
kind and estimated quantities required, and Civ
ing full Instructions as 10 manner of bidding and
conditions to he observed by bidders, will he FUR
nished on application to the "Bank Agency,
P0stottce Department, Washington, ID. c."
The Postmaster-general reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
W. @. GRESHAM,
Postmaster general.
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CHAs. ]. FOLGER. secretary.
PROPOSALS FOR BLANKS, BLANK BOOKS
l. AND PRINTED MATTER FOR TILE
MONEY-ORDER BUSINESS.


WAsHGNGTON, d. G., May ;, 1888.
Sealed proposals will be received at this De-
partment until Wednesday, the 9th day of June,
1888. at II O'Clock M, for furnishing, in such
quantities. and at such times as they may he
ordered, all the blanks, blank books and printed
matter 10 be supplied to postmastors by the Post
master general or used IN his Department for the
transaction of the Money Order business, durin g
period of four years, commencing on the Sd
day of September, 1883.
Blank forms of BIDS with samples of printed
blanks ana full specifications. will be furnished
upon application TO the Superintendent of the
Money Order System, PostOhire Department.
Washington, D. G., at whose office samples of
bound books may be seen.
W. Q. GRESHAM, P0stma ster- gem rnl.
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Demands Exemntion.

Some weeks ago Hulda A. Hadcock after a te-
dious trial in Justices court, cot Judgment for
$50 and costs against William H. Corbaley for
services rendered In nursing him when he was
sick. C0rbaley yesterday brought an injunction
suit TO prevent execution ON his personal Effects
aud Judge Walker granted temporary restrain
ing order, The complaint includes schedulo of
Corealey's property, the value of which is stated
at $780, and as heis alnarried man and house
holder he asks exemption under tho 5000 ex
etnption Inv,
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DDS WILL BE RECEIVED By THE COM
I'D missiOners OF Marion county, Indiana, at
their office. in the COurs-house, ut indianapolis,
Indiana. mp to May Is, 1888, for the purchase of
S2OO,0O0 per cent. sem-annual coupon bonds
Of said county. principal and interest payable at
the banking office of Winslow, LanieT IL Co., in
the city of New YORK. Said bonds to he dated
June ]. 1883, and to run ten years. The uur-
chaser to depOsit tho money and receive the
bonds on June l, 1888, at said banking office OF
WiuslOw, Lanter IL Co, New York ctv.
j. l.. MOTHERSHEAD,
Treasurer Marion County.
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FOR STATIONERY.
PosToFFrcE DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON, ID, O., May l, 1888.
Sealed proposals will be received at this De
partment until - o'clock NJ. Tuesday, June
>, 1888, for furnishing Stationery for the POstOf
hce Department for one year from July l, 1888.
Blank forms of proposals, showing the items
ana estimated Quantities required. together with
circular relating thereto will he furnished on ap-
plteation TO this Department.
Proposals should be addressed to the First AS
sistant Postmaster general, and Endorsed Pro
posals for Stationery"
The Postmaster-generaI reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
W Q. GRESHAM,
Postmaster. general.
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LINE.

UHIItU OIAIbS SteamSnlps
Sail from New York every Saturday for
Glasgow via Londonderry.
Cabin passage $50 TO $50 Second Cabin, $40.
Steerage, Outward S2S, Prepaid SOL
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE,
From Pier No. Al n. R., New York
BELGRAVIA sails May IL, June l6. July 81
FURNESSIA sails May 26, June so, August 4
CITY OF ROME sails June 8, July IA, August l8
modations. Second Cabin and Steerage as above
Anchor Line Drafts issued at lowest rates arc
paid free of charge In England, Scotland and
ireland. For passage, Cabin Plans, Book OF
Tours, etc. apply TO HENDERSON BROTH
Frs. New York, or ALEX. METZGER, Odd
Fellows Hall, or FRENZEL BROTHERS. Vanoe
Block, Indianapolis.
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The Hervey post-Mortem.

The body of W. W. Hervey. the young man
who died under suspicious circumstances about
ten days ago, was exhumed yesterday, ana q
pOst-mortem examination made by Dr j. II.
Taylor and Coroner Maxwell largo blood clot
was found on the brain. just to the right OF the
vertex, ana another beneath the right hliddle
lobe. Tine covering OF tho brain was very much
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New B. 3 O. Line to Tournaments.

BALTIMORE, May 9,-The directors of the Balti-
more e. Ohio railroad appointed Henry r. Dong
lass chief engineer of tho new line 20 be con.
structed between Baltimore and Philadelphia
Mr.. Garrett stated that arrangements are made
for the rapid construction of tho line, with the
design of opening 1t at the earliest practicable
period. Contracts for all the heavy work will be
0ftered IN shOrt time.
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for the purpose of constructing a railroad from
river, to point near Ultima Thule, on the line
OF the Choctaw Nation.
Cool, levelheaded railroad men express the
opinion that the change in the management of
the New York Centre, Lake Shore and NJ iengai
Central roads cannot unfavOrably affect their
value, the men promoted having practically had
onarge of the business for long time, and Is not
even q bad sign
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY,

i OFFTCE OF THE otCRETABY,
WAsHtNGTON d. G., May 4, 1888.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until O'Clock p. m. of Saturday, May 10, 1888,
for manufacturing, delivering and placing in pO-
sition in complete working order, certain furni-
ture for the U. s. Courthouse and POstOliice at
Paducah. Ky.
Upon application to this Office detailed infor-
nation VIII be furnished to furniture manufac-
tuners desiring to submit proposals,
The Department reserves the right to reject
any or all bids, or parts of any bid and to waive
defects.
CHAS. j FOLGER. Secretary.
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will he received by the Com
missioners OF PaTke county, Mt the Auditors
office, in Rockville Ind, mp to ~ o'clock m.
Tuesday, May %, 1888. for furnishing all ma
terial and labor and building q bridge across
LeatherwoOd at tue ford between Rockville and
MOnteZuma.
Bids will be received separately for the stOna
masonry and superstruoture.
Bidders will submit their own plans and spect.
tcatons for the cons ruetiOn of said bridge, no.
cOI0panied with u bond Hs the law directs.
Bridge to he Of one span. about 100 feet long
and g feet OF roadway in the clear.
Bridge to he completed before the lat
day of November. 1888
The Board reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
BY order OF the Board of Commissioners.
EDWIN +. HADLEY,
Auditor PHrlte county. Indiana
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Construction This Year.

CHICAGO, May 9.-The Railway Ago will say:
The fret four months of the present year there
were ADO miles OF main track laid, against
$500 during tho corresponding period last year,
The decrease Ia owing to the cold winter and
backward spring interfering with work. Not
withstanding his fact the mileage thus far this
season Ia greater than for the same periOd In nm
previous 1882.
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Burnett's Cocoaine
WILL SAVE THE HAIR,


And keep 1t in a strong and healthy condition
because 1t will stimulate the roots OF the hair
and restore tho natural action upon which it's
growth depends
BuruetRs Flavoring Extracts are absolutely
pure
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A SKATER IN making his whi-ls,
Gavo liis foot one or two ourts,
St. Jacobs Oil cured II,
But whtlO he enhured u,
u WAS big az q Chicago giHi's.
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NOTICE.
CLEVELAND, CoLUABUs, CINCiSNArt &
INntANAPOIIS RAILWAY,
CLEVELAND. O.. Anril 2. 1887.

CLEVELAND, o., April 2, 1889.
Notice Ia hereby given to the stockholders Of
the Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati Il Indian
apohs Railway Company, that special meeting
of The stockholders of said Railway Company
will be held at tho general Office OF tho company
In the city Of Cleveland. o. on the 6h day ~
June, 1883, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, for tho purpose
Of voting upon leuse for ninety nine years nf
the st, Louis, Alton e Terro Haute railroad to
the Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati & Indnt,-
Apolis and tile Indianapolis & 81. Louis Railway
COmpRues, and u consider said lease. ana to
authorize, raify aud eounrm said lease or reject
the same, aud to take such otheructiOn in regard
TO said tease aa the Stockholders may dcUu
proper.
i3y order nj tur Boaril Of Directors,
GEORGE II. EUS5ELi.. Secretary.
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OCEAN STEAMER.
STATE LINE


New York and Glasgow. Liverpool
Dublin, Belfast and Londonderry.
These tirst-class full-pOwered steamers will
sail from New York EVERY THURSDAY.
First Cabin. $50 to S75, according to accom-.
modations. Return Tickets S1lO TO $3.50. SEQ
cnd Cabin, $40. Return tickets, 975. SJeeraga.
outward 500; these steamers carry neither cat
tie, sheep nor pigs. Prepaid tickets for steorase
passengers from Europe reduced to SOL.
Apply to FREEZEL BROS. A gents As East
Washington street, ALEX. METZGER, Agent, .
Oddfellows Hall; JOHN II. OHR, Agent In
danapos; AUSTIN, BALDWIN & CO., General
Agents. So Broadway, New York.
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pPkppV,C Organs. % stops. Slg5; Pianos,
DEAL | D $2975O. Factory running day aud
night Catalogue froo, Address DANIEL T.
BEA rFf, Washington, Nj
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Hon. Joshua C.. Adams, Judge.
Francis o. Riley va. Jacob +. Dunn ct ali SUI
TO quiet title. On trial by jury.
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Many persons In
PittstOn are using
Ely's Cream Balm. a
CatRrrh remedy, with
most satisfactory re-
suits. A lady is re-
covering the sense of
smell which she had
not enjoyed for sfteen
years. She had given
up her case as incur
able. Mr.. Barber, the
druggist, has used 1t
in his family and com
mends it very highly
A Tunkhannock law
yer, known to many of
our readers, testiiies
that he was cured of
partial deafness. -
Pittston, Pa, Gazette.
Apply by the little
finger into the nOstrils.
BY absorption it eff
fectually oleanses the
nasal passages of Ca
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TIme 70 rake Bold Of the Matter in Enrneat

Time to Take Hold of the Matter In Earnest
IL now looks as II the Union Railway Company,
backed by the city, would take some def
mite action to force the through business of all
roads over tho Belt road. and that would
be to charge an arbitrary rate of So or more fer
every through car moved over the Union tracks
The charge of 50 cents per car, over the Belt, is
surely reasonable, and 100 per cent nearly,
lower than transfer charges at other railroad
cenIers. The number of passenger trains arriving
and departing at the Union Depot is weeklyin-
ereasing and local freight traffic well and when
trains OF this character are run over the Union
tracks II Ia fully difficult enough to get over
street-crossings without mixing in fifteen or
twenty long through freight trains, just at the
heaviest.
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The Laokawanna Fnst- Freicht Lime.

The Laokawanna Fast-freight line manage
ment have not yet abandoned the hope OF get
ting into Indianapolis and st. Louis, and are in
quiet way negotiating to reach this city over
the Chicago d Indianapolis Airline, and the
prospects are highly favorable, it is said to
their accomplishing their object. They have
already perfected arrangements to get into
Louisville over the Louisville, New Albany g.
Chicago road, and 1t is limited will eRdeavor to
get into ST. Louis over tho Louisville, Evansville
u st. Louis road. The LackH wanna Fast-freight
line is backed largely by Boston capital, ana
Boston capitalists rs well own the L., Il. & ST. L.
road; therefore, little trouble Is anticipated in
Louis over the L. N. A. & Z. and l., E. & st. L.
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SOLID SHOT AGAINST
POISON

ATLANTA GA, April II. 1888.
In 1878 was the victim of a terrible Blood
Poison. and after being treated by three physi.
clans was confined to my bod not able to raise
my hand to my head-sptting up clots of blood,
and reduced in weight from SO to 1870 pounds.
then began the use of SWIFTS SPECIFIC, and
in less than three months 1 was entirely well,
weighed 1876, and have never had symptom of
the disease since II it had not been for Swifts
specific l believe [ would have been in my
grave. JOHN " BISHOP.
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Tried Hot Springs Two Years with
out Relief
Mercurisl Rheumatism made me n cripple. Al
ter trying Hot Springs two years. ana the Mer-
curry ana Potash treatment until was skele-
ton and unable to de anything, was prevailed
upon to take IA course of 8. y 8. After taking
three bottles my appetite began TO improve. and
I gained flesh rapidly. When / had taken twelve
bottles | felt ns well as | ever did. 10 IL now
twelve months since took s. S. $. My health
and appetite are good and AIN able to attend to
ali the business can get, CHAS. BERG.
Hot Springs, Jan. /, 1888.
o. nm REWARD will be paid to any Chemist
Dl ,UUU who will find, on analysis of 90 bottles
s. s, s., one particle of mercury, iOdide pOtaa.
stun, or any mineral substance.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
Our little book mailed free To appliennts.