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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-27
DON'T WANT THEM.

The II Dnrado Republican think
that !or Ia" sake of the fiji supply the
ti-h commissioner -houIi be retained.
We an- b, cr hat the ii>h laws have brcn
no more yigurou-i, enforced than they
were before such an office MAS known.
and that commissioner or no commits
sipncr, tn streams of the state will bee
just a, regularly hauled ana srimcd. Ii
i, Just So much money thrown away.
\ with lh COW doctor. Kansas pco-
;.le tie, ar suspected that ;hi- was an
unhralIi,y state far cattle, hogs and
horses an il state COW doctor was
appointed. aud NOW c,c ry case OF cole
j. paradrd about The state IL i now
pr posed to apPniut state board OF
hum tu-d"ciors. Ii il j. done we ~ i'll
b. -Ick,'hc -icke-i people anywhere,
with tn cholera breaking oUt III every
town. The ira h Is wc have four
times too many officers aIrcad,', and
we don't want any more doctors. anv
mere commissioners. nor any cDiomol-
ogi,t nor any "cOlo"i,t nor many of the
other Offices which have been saddled
upon The pcopl'.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-27
BIG ENOUGH.

1t seems that EngIaBt might better
prt ia SOM OF her surplus revenu
protecting the iuh biiamts of her grea
capital civ. than in splitting The bioo'
of the poor Arabs on the plains o
: udan and hunting Ia the death III
poor Egyptians, who only ask 10 b
allowed to maintain their home,
o., their own sacred soil. JOHNNY
Ball j. a bully, large portion o
whose revenues are ever being epen
ia whipping into British subsection
sD.mc PROSTATE people. The time J.
coming when he will again have to
face the United States of America oI
1t go hi- grip on this continent
which = not big enough TO admit u
fostering mouarchial colony. |
Elaine had been elected Il AT tim
,,ouid have come sooner by several.
If not many. years. The government
IF Wash ngion and Lincoln is hi.
,nough Ia orcupV This continent.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-27
Published by request.
"PUT BACK TWENTY YEARS"
A. n. LEONARD. D. d.

.s-T,to oouse of te,nn,rance has been
nm, hact twenty wears nv the third
-, n,oyementr Is remark that has
- stareotyned hv lis freoueut
ranetitiou /, may he in order now 10
II who will NM his o,estjon back
uen,y yea,s or any other number OF
YEAR, Tbo>e who voted with the
hIr,t r,rty in the recent election. will
M, d., II They nronos. to move right
=, ,,,d intensity their warfare upon
,,a ho,,or.r,ffic They will not he
mir Iriobtened or coaxed into de
arturo from the great end they have
IN view Intimidation will not deter
h,.,n and bribery will not corrupt
hem 1t j. very certain that they will
arm M combinations with any class
If n.rsons. or nny party that proposes
q retard the movement for prohibit
lion Ii is remark bic that all This talk
,bnut the great dam,"e done 10 the
ause of prohibition should come from
be very m, n that have derlareh them
,elv.s lo b.. prohIbi' ion'ss, and who
lain tina: they are the only true
riends of this cause. They have here
ofurr claimed that If prohibition l.
yer attained il must be through the
...I,ir..l uarty with " hich they are
identified.
me tuuor-men. however, seem 10
view the matter IN a very different
ght. They regard The third party
movement AS heir only danger. The
quotations from the Champion, the or
an of thu. Liquor Dealers As-ocIaiion,
of ha
I'm. clearly set. forth this fact. They
save an awful horror of the proh'bi-
ION party. Ii this party Is really
ringing the prohibition cause TO RUIN,
il not strange that the liquor men
10 not join it! DO they not desire
the ruin of prohibition
Ii the cause of prohibition Is to be
put back, j ask again, who Will do II!
\ i'll the prohibition element now III
he Republican party join hands open
and knowingly with the liquor men.
simply To punish the third party men
If they do, will they hurt the third
.ariv men any worse than themselves:
If they strike hands with the saloons,
ill the sons of third party men alone
pecome dTunkards and their daughters
the wives of dru"kards! VIII only
third party men find their lakes IN
-resSed 10 pay for the punishment OF
'rimiDalS and the maintenance of pau
pers? Will Republican prohiqi'ionists
e cut of their noses TO spite their
iares
1t certainly seems 10 all thoughtful
people. that men whose prohibition
principles are so shallow that ihey WI
even aiillCt themselves tnai they may
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-27
Globc-Deruocrat: The Oklahoma

Globc-Deuocrat: The Oklahoma
question ha- evidently assumed an a.
poet that calls tor promp' aud definite
congressional action. From legal
point of view. the settlers on the d.
putcd lands are probably tr,s>pa-scr,
{ hough there i rom tor argu-
mcnt that they are -. ani the mil
,ary movement against them i there
+ r. cnic,lly d fen>ible: Bu, tn
American people will nos endorse the
killing of citizens m sach an account
and under such circumstances -
80 doul ttully ju-tif, Ing; and it is the
plain duty OF congress 20 interpo-e AT
once in such a way rs not only to pre-
vent immediate blood>hel, but al,o To
the matter of title To the
lands ab>olui Is an1 for all time.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-27
SENATORS ELECTED.

The f,.lluw II. United Sta'es sena-
tors have been elected during the past
week: New York. W. N. Evart>:
Penns, lramia, :. Don Cameron; Cali
fornis. Leland stanford; Rhode Island,
Jonathan Chase; Florida, Wilkinson
Call; Missouri, George q Vest: Con
neciicut. Orvill II. Piait; Colorado. IL
NJ. Teller; Indiana, Daniel W. Nooi-
hees; "i-consin, J. VI. Spooner: North
Carolina. Z. n. N-ncn.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-27
4 LONDON EDITOR.

/ News %. - ~ Grid
/ Lynn SIT down au8 looked cur.orsly abou.
! him. The rocm was uIvfn:ilatei. CEd the
| -as made it Uncamfort 4blE hot A rrst 10
sound was audible. S7,ve a faint c!ic!. =
n1lss which came through the Partition.
Then voice .ns!e Itself heard II repeated
one word, the word Copy with the frs.
[ syllable Taucl. prp!an-ei. ia n tons 81 once
eaIre>- aud rcqroac h:ul The voi- C. LYNN
! discovered. cane f-.ra Il speaking tute. also
comuua lJia- wit the regions rp
-'a..-. Presently tall yla-- man
aHt =llTt ra-u- lra4 entered
! s'J tr'3 - Linn. cnI. having shown
Eo'' n r'uEalF 'l1E gss-e a; r ,z..- de-
I21 \, hey s-at Lyna cnu-i- the
tas, Tie aeH sab. and their rIec .. ,he
go .'f27-.on jared UI.B hin lie trg-n t.
fell tire 5it-Gtioa growing irk,a.-. The
liieN.-S .,HuI from the teios,raIsaIc itslrI.-
uisutS next door eontiuuai. the hoist ra.tIe,i
n ID" ~ as. vaitii- 1rs55 ~ aal down
- l.zb3s alto &C. a.sI the s-.,i, c..irsi
VOC 90 ia'arsai, call-i -Ceyvl- down ;As
'ul-- Fts-t tar rsttl.r- auI TIE calling
ceased. an3 rasr. a-rearei a thin. dark
r'eiarics 'iy l.l-s Dos o., shirt sleeves lie
Sazsi ttso,'iE 81 LINN. Nlo at doing nothing.
turned gV.r f-7 pll-.-- 20. the tsliia. Ssir-i
T. .
ay FMS -s'urusre Individual. q LYNN
-llsrvaEi t1-ul. vas The forelnau rrinfer.
:ar-2ar,S f1r manuscript. - that re might
rake -osd >tsrt with tha -,,t-iH-- q the
paper y, last rs is1 T., IN had 9se1 saa,,.i sol
starry IN :sc r.. "a To- s5gut tvs-;y H.inu:eA
Which seeriNi sl1tv, 9 r1aE r,l,he,I IN. b.: and
trea;lle'S Tbs WAS Mr. Su-.sn. who had
come lsfe, ana was eager 20 make u for los,
time loi arc " LINN. be rsnted. I
shall show y-u.- .hcai the -c-k-by apt by.
I've t-Sca kef; tei!i-ei ;.n1e ssr, VOC 80 ard
Il WI t. bs pspsr tonight Gla,lstone.
sou know be stooa, his head ana ssehe,i a.
&c said tbs -ruat speech :, l. There
VII ,, tsr-ial' crash r1rst sen4 s.u.>-
thing up 80 Tie lssa a. gnce, b,l---'Co1vr
rnoaned It's To.oe. Ny Sz-dsn said 10 n.or..
tut Sas dcsn al h dssls- and sent 70 work
aE'cn Plie * manuscripts before him LYNN
Watched hun cioseiy Es lie worked. hut cs1uli
DOT Understand What - ass doing he lifted
pie q bread, rus;li1S shests. glanced over
them, wro,s AID sco-eG - them With psnci,.
then packet them Into the ho.s, and zni them
cE1rs sloft Es- sa=ual IL SKIN ta-r--A
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-27

Globe Demucra There are some
indications that The Democrats in con-
gresS, or certain share af them. are
drsjrions IN compel the new president
To call IN extra session. The motive.
obviously. is 10 get an early chance Ia
show men that he cannot very well do
without congressional support and a.
sisiance. and that such support and
assis ance j. 10 be had only by doing
the liberal thing in the matter OF the
off COS
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-27
COAL OIL WHITNEY.

Tie EAGLE Is growing little dis
courlge,i over the chances Of its can
didaie for position in cleveland :
cabinet. We only attempted TO nain'
tina. one man. and it is too bad True
Il W eek or 80 after, several Democrat
papers thought that Mr.. Whitney, Il
New 70. X. would make very gooo
ca5ine, advisor, but of late our Illus
;rinus man has ben lost sight of. Ii
Cleveland doesn't app int Whitney
either -ecreiary of lhe interior or seq
reiary of the navy tie only places II
which there i 4 chance for job--w
shall believe all that silva" writes
him The Whitney gang made mn
g,,-eruor and the same gang m III
him president. and after all Nhlinel
surely VIII be appointed.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-27
Til. Ene,I,h s.,rI'> ,rcres Of ,.esu,,.

I
The Frenchwoman ! m,r. graceful an !,
piquant than She EngIi sh woman: bu. She Is
less healthy and les fresh Sic La. l.vyi.c-
eyes, pret;ier mouth. letter figure; IL.
her skin Is les fair ant clear Wa king, q .
hathIIs, tins is the secret % the braLty q. ;
healtafulneSS # tn En-l:,hw1maa II re-
fear neither shower bath, nor d.au-.
iaey sleep with opeI windows, AMI IN Z
morning they deluge j .asclves with %.
water. lii winter To, more tsmid tax a
sp1nge-baih, ami rub t4eliizl.yes from b,.st
10 FOOT II stimulate the circulation til the
KIN cries for mercy. The appetite ti,.>
sharpenei, they go down to breaAftst fs.,.!
ani vigorous, make a hearty mol az - -
AMI cold meat. and then start f9r u ou;.4.sy
walk n 10,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-27
fs Vas the Measles.


I.Ft-s NsIIIEsNI
i think, all fo-sd Au.tIn is-7rr.l, -tha,
Tommy = Sosn< 10 o. \ pee: sben he grow
up II. does-t eat, ssd sa,s by de stove 81
day and thinks and think
fou hsi better srsase hirn al o-er Re
= gong % have the use.siss, and u yOz
STysss him ihev viii t-eak ont 81 over hin,
AMI tn b MI s--i hei.sr
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-27
Darlington Hsvksrs. ]

Lay this fa,t~r.ns snctina % -ocr hear.
Oh hopeful candidate; no: ever man thsi
toyouSiy drinkeIA with yJl going 70 vote
for you NJ; by Jug iIlL Yea think hat
Il not very t.,teri-S, Nan alive, i 81
MAKE yCu fe%i fatter than anythifs- 80
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-27

The death is announced of Hon.
hbner Arrssmiih, of Johnson county.
He was member of that excellent
body of men. the Kansas state senate
II 1870. OF the twenty-five men who
then composed The seuste. eigGt are
now dead--ChaIupiou.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-27

Does the srat~n of the dynam;iins
spirit mean that civil izatiou ha>
reached the zenith and is on the west.
ern slope? II mol checked, there is an
end 10 c vii government, to securit,
for life and pro- erty and swift ret
regarding in the direction of anarchy
and barbarism.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-27
RayeioeK,s survivors.

IN'.Irh-0 UtFhII.I
An old soldier writes TO The London Truth
that tho survivors OF Havelock', column.
which savei the presiienc OF Lucknow with
the los Of SIXTY officers an! 400 men. have
never receivei a clasp. Truth ask, If tI.s
doe not contrast strangely with the nl,iai,
and decorations which have been lev shed
upon troops IN Egypt FOR putting - ri sh,
Few trembling fellahs.7
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-27
PhiInd-Iphia,. Beautiful, women.

4tbuF-si ) plillllt
The complexion II the women in Ihi'alal
phia-I speak Of those under S)-is IS ,lt;.
clear. and ruscate as a child's. An iuielli.-.n
physician here conversiHg with men GU the
subject sail the reason that Phiiadelp.ia
women were ksnlsomer than the women 4
other cite WAS from the fact that they dit
less lacin-. Laeing. be sail. comprises tiIe
hve. - that Is functions are deTanrad an
the bic, Inst al O: le-itinately aiding I'll ses-
ton a !; should Is thrown into the venus.s
circulation, producing the shallow com
p-eNioa - common among cur American
women TIE Tensile y TIns,sts ald e{u---
THEMES are MOTEL loT tier fine, clear com
pseNion- which Is attributable 90 the fact
that their Profession pTeclus.es lac!Eg. Again,
The wcnea here 10 more walking than tass
DO In almost hSy ctAer city on the continent.
IN this they re~.ui, q. ito English nutllsa
Who aie n tel VI world over fcr thsir ba1u
iiiGl C mp'eTioa- ,Sgt only this. but the *
efciSe ot walking rounds the fsz-a ami re
eor'our q face. ouIHT.ieT.cH, AMI figure yas
a IG"n are uns1cell.i
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-27

II Is aid tina, all ths pre<Sisu.s o. -.
Ini;s-t State have had bs1e syes ezoes,
Zen Har-iaIa-and be 6iio'r live loas.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-27

AFkanssv Traveller. Oar, is dliTsr-ac-
tw'St men an wo,nea Er oman tree -.
make her heart show On her fac la nan
tE1ei ter make his nsne shoW "a b. c1uute
nance. De trp1blr dat DE- ,Enan aiaI
ailus Soi hsar; an de man ain'; si.us soi 4
nine
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-27
DtSTARpLY OUTRAGE.

\ Mysterious occurrence took ulac, ye,tcr-
d. morning on Belle Isle Al IN early
hour Ia tn l. Pam, Of PIX. Creek, Canala.
la'....>. a Ike bead q! Belle Isle AMI leaving
b. = III -;lrtei To walk down To- tie ferry
lana ing, taking the center If tho island. H.
la his gun III Ms hand and left his two com
rGta> ln tue icg, as they intended t. fish
until has Tctgili. =, Ice walked along through
Tie woods two mi>CTseHt~ simultaneously
.Ir 1 on him an! fed Ar. IL Pain fell shot
"a ihe left ieE ard right arm. neither wouni
.u.-ii.y being dangerous. Tie dragged HIM
seit To the river. where d. sgcce,.iei in
attracting tn. attention Of Minus Smith. $40
Porter street VIM was yachting around th,
Island Mr Smith t1uS Inn u WOODWARD
avenue ant thr ambulance hruu-ht him =,
the hospital. TIE strange part Of the affair
IS that &r. l." Pain Is an il.oiTeu,ivc man
"hu has not ~ enemy IN the world. and H.
i therefore a r los to account for this cyi
GeHtlT nfccog 'nrsef attempt 70 u:GrIer him
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-27

Boston Transcript: confidence Is pant
OF slow growth" II this were true. the
bunko steerer would not he ~ successful "a
he aDpearr TO be
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-07
OrArE or M1NNEsorA n1srR1cr co1rRr moi

STATE OF MINNESOTA, DISTRICT COURT FOR
~ Second Judicial District, Ramsey County.-ss.
the matter of the assignment of John Lambie, in
solvent TO Richard W. johnson, assignee
The assignee in the above entitled matter, having
duly made verified and filed In said court his report
therein showing his receipts and disbursements and
his doings in that behalf and that there Is balance
remaining in his hands and asking that his doings
and report be confirmed and that an order be made
for final dividend to the cred entitled thereto,
and for the entry of judgment dlscharging said in
solvent debtor from all claims and debts held by
creditors. who have fled shall file releases as re-
quircd by law and for such other and further orders
In the premises, as may be necessary to the final
closing up of said estate and for the discharge Of
said assignee and the release of the surees upon his
bond
Now, therefore, it is ordered. that said nsolvent
debtor and all the creditors and all the beneclarieS
of said trust and all other persons In crested In said
estate, do be and appear before said court ut the
special term thereof to be held at the court house in
the city Of Saint Paul. in said county, the 3ls day
of January, A. 1885 at ten clock in the forenoon
and show If any there be, why said report
should not be In all things allowed and confirmed,
and why the prayer of said assignee should not in all
things be granted.
Further ordered that all creditors of said nsolvent
who shall fail 70 make proof of their respective
claims and file releases required by law prior to
The eth day of January 1885, shall be declared from
receiving any dividend or other benefits under said
assignment.
said nsoyent debtor and his creditors and upon the
benehciaieS of said trust and upon all other persons
interested by the publication Of copy thereof In the
DAILY Gil OLE. daily newspaper published at the
city of ST. Paul. in said state in each week. for
three successive weeks the last OF which publica-
ton shall be less than ten days before the
day of this order and by mailing copy thereof to
each creditor of said insolvent debtor Within six days
from the date Of this order.
Dated December %, 1884
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-07

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF RAMSEY
~ IS. In Probate Court, special term, December 6,
1884,.
In the matter Of the estate of Jacob H. Stewart de-
ceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of Albert d.
Clewitt OF said county, claiming TO be entitled to
conveyance Of lot number five 90 In block ffty-one
(5D in the town of White Bear, in said county and
state from the Administrative of said estate setting
forth the names, ages and places of residence OF all
persons Interested in said estate to be conveyed and
the facts upon which said claim is predicated;
1t Is ordered that said petition be heard before the
judge OF this court, Monday the 26th day Of Janu
ary A. d. 1885, at ten O'Clock m, at the Probate
Office, In the city of Saint Paul. In said Ramsey
county, and that all persons interested In said estate
appear then and there TO show cause Of any they
have) why decree should not be made, authorizing
and directing the Administrative of said estate 10
make and execute a conveyance of said premises to
the petitioner.
1t is further ordered that notice of the time and
place of hearing be given to all persons interested IN
said estate by the publication of this order for four
successive weeks, once In each week, the last Of
which publications shall be at least fourteen DAYS
before said day of hearing; in the DAILY GLOBE, q
newspaper printed and published at Saint Paul, In
said county aforesaid, and that copy of this order
be served personally on al persons In crested in said
estate residing In said county at least fourteen days
before said day of hearing and all other persons
interested, by depositing forthwith copy OF such
order in the postoce at Saint Paul, in said county,
with postage prepaid. directed TO them respectively
at their place of residence, unless IL appears that
their place of residence is unknown.
BY the Court
lL.s.l WI. B. MCGRORTY,
Judge of Probate.
Attest: FRANK ROBERT, ,Jr Clerk
WHITE & PALMER, Attorneys for Petitioner.
dcc105w-wed
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-07
THe LUMBERMEN.
Il Meeting Held Last Night to Consider the
B0omrrGJe .sttOn-BiH Kings Reap
DOtuf,nent.

Il Meeting Held Last Night to Consider the
Boonarrage stton-BiH Kings Reap
| pOiHtnent.
A meeting of the Lumbermen's ex-
change was held at the West hotel last ever
ing. The object for which the meeting was
called was to obtain an expression concern
ing the way IN alters have been conducted in
the office of the Boom company. The Boom
company is entitled to 1917 per cent. on a
capital of 500, 900. During the past year the
income from boomerage has been over $780,
900 and it was desired to ascertain what had
become of so large an amount of money
which it is thought could hardly have been
| paid out for expenses.
After considerable discussion it was decided
to leave the matter in the hands of
committee, consisting of Messrs. J. B. Bas-
sett George A. Camp, John De Latitre, George
W. Bray and John Martin. Considerable
talk followed about the price list and other
matters upon which no definite action was
taken. Nothing was done
AS TO BILL KING,
and it is likely that the matter Of a protest
against his reappointment as surveyor gen
eral will be dropped. There is no doubt that
considerable feeling exists concerning Gov.
iubbard's course in recommending his re-
appointment in opposition to the expressed
wishes of the majority Of the lum bernie n but
no organized effort will be made to defeat his
confirmation.
An idea as to the feeling against Col.
King can be gained from the following in
trrview with B. F. Nelson, of Nelson, Tenney
81 Co.. which appeared in the EOening Journal
las tevening.
''This is the second time that Gov. Hub
bard Ia seen fit to totally disregard the
wishes OF the majority Of the umDermen of
this district. The petition Of Col. King con.
tains so few signatures (among those there
are only two or three who have any consider
hble logging interests) that II could have
little or no weight against the
names of thirty-two heavy numbering
firms who oppose 1t. 1t is simply
IN appointment to pay off old political debts,
or else because of personal preference. Why.
the fact that the matter was fastened so
much, condemns il. The appointment has
never been recommended heretofore until
February. The governor excuses the action
by stating that there is n statutory law COM
pelling the appointee to be recommended as
soon after January as possible. That may
be, but II has never before been complied
with, and Gov. Hubbard's action seems TO
have been the result of desire to have the
appointment confirmed before measures
could be taken to prevent it,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-07
YOUNG MEN

VINO may be suffering from nervous debllite
will do well 10 avail themselves Of this, the
greatest boon ever laid at the altar Of suffering
humanity.
DE-. SPINNEY WILL GUARANTEE TO FoEFE1
FIVE HusDEED DOLLARS for every case Of weak
ness or disease Of any kind or character. which
he undertakes and fails 70 cure. He would
Therefore say to the unfortunate sufferer VINO
may read this notice. that you are treading on
dangerous ground, when You longer delay in
seeking the proper remedy for your complaint
You may be IN the FIRST stage-remember that
you are approaching the last. II YOU are border.
ing on the last. and are suffering some or all Of
its III effects. remember that IL You oostinately
presist in procrastination. the time must come
when the most skiIful physician can render you
no assistance: when the door Of hope will be
closed against you; when no angel Of mercy can
bring you relief in no case has the doctor failed
81 Success Then let not despair work itself
uuou your Imagination, but avail yourself OF the
beneficial results Of bis treatment before you,
esse is beyond the reach OF medical shill. OF be
fore grim death hurriesyou 70 premature grave
fnss LuFea WITHOUT LSing hDIle or Ii <atar