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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-01-03
THE INDIANA STATE JOURNAL.
WEEKLY EDITION.

is the best secular paper published in the State.
1t is complete compendium Of the news of the
week, with special features of late and trust
worthy market reports, and a department of in
dustria and agricultural intelligence carefully
prepared by an editor of long experience. In
these respects THE WEEKLY JOURNAL is
superior to any mere agricultural paper, for the
field it covers is infinitely more extensive than
that which can be occupied by any special class
nuhlication
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DR. FoRDYcE BARKER, the distinguished New
York physician who has practeed his professioA
blamelessly for thirty years, and whose high char
acter as man, citizen and physician has drawn
about him troops of friends, is out in card In
the last number dec 27l of the Medical Record.
saying that he has received over 200 letters and
kilograms from New York and Brooklyn physi.
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ONE of the most gruesome things possible Is
a family quarrel over the remains of deceased
relative. The widow, it may be, is not able to buy
burial lot, or to pay funeral expenses, OF
something of that kind, and the remains arc
inferred in the lot of his parents. The widow
afterwards secures means sufficient to provide
lot and the expense of re-interment The
trouble then begins. Just such a disrep-
utable snarl has occurred at Nor
wich, Connecticut. A year ago Michael En-
wright died, and, the widow being poor.
tho remains were inferred in the burial lot of
his sister Last May the widow was able to
purchase a lot and pay for the removal of the
body to it, which was done at night, secretly.
The sister was mean enough to bring suit for
trespassing and remuneration for the cost of the
burial robes and coffin, amounting to $40.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-01-03

THERE Is good deal of the Yankee in Gin
cinnatians after all; they never eat what they
can sell. Among the Christmas stock" rc-
ceived there this season was steer from Tune
Melton, Ind, weighing 3, 450 pounds Instead Of
serving him up to the people of the Queen City
they allowed him to DO taken to the New York
market
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TIE public debt increased during the month
of December $64l, 364 The total decrease
of the debt during the last six months
of the year was $84, 3l5, 0l9.64
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THE city of New York is quite metropolis
During the year just past 500 dead horses,
10, 300 dead cats and one dead monkey were
found in the streets. The fact that but one
dude persisted is accounted for by tho fact tina.
they are too young to die.
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HAVING sworn off, we decline to give credence
to the story of boaconstrictor dying Of stage
fright The boa is additionally of retiring
and diffident nature; but to die of stage fright
probably never occurred to one of the species.
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TIE INDIANA STATE JOURNAL.
tgyEEKLY EDITION.

FWEEhIIl
Less than one year and over th-ee months Zoe per
month No subscription taken for less than three
months. In clubs Of five or over, agents win take
yearly subscriptions at 81 and retsp 10 per for
their work Address
JNO. C. NEW & SON.
Publishers The Journal,
indianapolis md
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WILL Judge Norton have his grand jury
investigate the crime against the ballots in
the Marion county courthouse!
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SPECIAL TERMS

Are made to agents and canvassers, and for
s!ubtine with other papers For all details
address the publishers.
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THE SUNDAY JOURNAL.

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WHILE dying, on Sunday last, Miss Annie NJ
Lewes, of Baltimore made request that at her
funeral eight of her lady friends should act as
pall-bearers and that her casket should be
trimmed with white satin, with gold fringe She
further requested that the young ladies should
wear white satin dresses, with wreath and flow
ing veils and that each carry a white lily just
as she completed the arrangements she died.
The funeral took place on Wednesday, according
to her expressed wishes, the occasion attracting
the attendance of several thousand persons.
The custom of girl pallbearers, while rare here.
is by no means so in some portions of Europe.
In Paris funerals of children, Especially of young
girls, are often attended by girl pail bearers.
they walking beside the hearse and holding
white ribbons attached to the corners of the
hearse n
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NOWADAYS the successful fsherman-that il
to say, the man who brings home the biggest
string of fish-is not he who follows Izaak Wall
toms patient example most closely, but he who
has the largest purse. He has improved upon that
ancient authors methods, and learned dozen
tricks worth one of his. These accomplishments
of the latter.day fisherman are we'll understood.
but it may not be so well known that the mighty
hunter has allowed himself to be aided by
modern improvements. A Pennsylvania mount
ainier, who has been remarkably successful ia
catching wildcats and bringing them to town
alive, and with none of their ferocity abated,
has confidentially disclosed the fact that he does
not do it with his little gum nor yet with trap
He traces the beasts to their lairs in the rocks
and hollow trees, and chloroforms shem, after
which capture is neither difficult nor dangerous
Such disclosures as these, if brought to the at
tention of the small boy who wants to become
famous as o hunter of bears and other wild
beasts, will be calculated to catch shadow OF
doubt over the hitherto enhancing dime novel
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS INVARIABLY IN ApvAScE-PosTAGE PREPAID
Bl TIE PUBLISHERS
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Poker playing in the South is not sur
rounded with that security which enyel-
opes ths game in The North, u Il true
that The law does not intrudc on the
privacy OF "quiet little camel with the
frequency that II does in the North, but
violence and bloodshed often take the
place Of the miniops Of the law and the
result sieorrespondingly disastrous.
The other day apatty Of negroes were
engaged in the noble game Of draw in
Georgia when one man charged another
with cheating. This.was. the signaltor a
fight, and the man who made the charge
pulled q long knife as soon as he finished
tho accusation, on the theory, probably,
thrice Il. he armed who strikes the first
blow. After the battle vas over six men
werelsiug dead, martyrs tothe mobile
game" Poker, IT seems, has It's uses no
less renowned than war. Such slaughter
Is worse tbana wheeling Grand Jury.
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Milking.

Correspondence stoet aud Hone.
Some tell Us to wet the teats; others say
that they should not be wet. My plan Of
milking may be used as compromise De.
tween these two extremes. FIRST an s,,
and clean the udder thoroughly, then III
each teat successfully with milk and rub
the end briskly on the palm OF the lett
hand, forcing out little milk with the
ripht. This vets the end Of the teat,
cleans the cavity Of dirt, and opens the
pores OF the flesh, making the milk How
more easily. the stream more consolidated
and the milk clean. Thus we have the
advantages without the disadvantages Of
milking q wet teat, and the danger OF
dropping from wet, soiled hands into the
nail. After We have thus prepared, then
milk I'D fast as possible. Much depends on
0nick and dry milking. II the COW is In
clined to hold her milk, beyery gen
tie with her, but continue 70 force the
milk into the teats, only milking out .
very little. II seems to work like an IN
termittant spring; when the eat 70 empt-
| led the flowing streams to stop. By gen.
tleness, or mess OF feed, and patience in
milking, 1t will very generally be over
come, II the COW Is inclined to be frac-
tious and kicks, be kind 10 her. Make no
fuss II she Kicks you over; pick yourself
up quietly, and pat her, and speak pleas
entity 10 her, and she will soon think 1t Is
all d part Of the same play. II the COW
has been roughly handled before you had
better send her 70 the butcher at once. Il
| II Is heifer Of your own raising, or has
beer used kindly, you can make gentle
cow OF her ia niuety-nine eases out OF 9
hundred. Aheifer well fed and kept will
! in milk the first year alter coming in is
more likely to be u good mixer.
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Can. erant Nat s,ylI.l,.

Berlin Lktttf % BoJtOa H1uld,
1remember tsaid the Crown Prince
quite military scandal that occurred
while he Grant was here. The officers
aud men on duty at the different places
had strict orders TO treat him with all pos
sible bonors, in the way Of Raiutes, turn;
ing out the guards, etc. But the sentries
cot It into their heads that the ex-Presi.
dent OF the United States would go about
In great style, in an open coach Ike 9
sovereign, whereas be was almost
always on foot. and seldom accom-
panied by more than one or two persons.
We'll, The day, he frst came to see me he
sauntered along Inter den Linden Ana
nonchalant wav, and was past the sentries
nj the palace door before they saw him.
Even then they did not know him, and,
perhaps, would not have saluted him OF
ali had It not been for the sudden opening
Of the door by the Wallets who had been
watching for his coming. Then the tive
soldiers came TO q present. General Grant
threw away his cigar, lifted his hat to them
and passed indoors. The poor captain Of
The guard, when he heard q this incident,
was wild with rage and chagrin. He went
50 far as to punish one Of The sentries, and
for this was reprimanded generalorders,
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feet. Under ordinary circumstances Q
moderate altitude WILDE found compara'

feet. Under ordinary circumstances 0
moderate altitude will be found compare
lively free from malaria.
In the State Department at Washing.
ton there Is said to exist disposition TO
gradually train employees for professional
diplomats, and that three young men are
now in this line Of training and study.
The business Of the Chicago Postofice
Money Order Department for April, 1884,
was i0l, 40 transmiSsions, reaching IN
amount. s., 503, 74O IS. In April, 1885. u
was 11G, 700 transmissions and 81 ,695, S64 ~
in amount,
The Mexican annual rainy season began
this year SIX weeks in advance OF It's usual
time, but no apprehensions are felt ior
during the past two seasons, the North,;
ern Mexican States have experienced
very severe dtouths.
The Mexican Government has recently
perfected arrangements for Q fast mail
service between Ell Paso and the City Of
Mexico, designed more especially tor
faster transit Of American papers and let
ters into Mexico and the South.
Not long ago Captain Ericsson boiled
mnlators, invented by him, and tue Lon;
don Telegraph points out that i the sun o.
New York can be made to dothis. the sun
OF Soudan can be utilized in driving the
locomotives on the Berber railway, now
building.
The total number Of communicates q
Trinity Church, New York, is ], SD, o
whom 575 representing 40 families, arr
1 from the working class. Although Trinity
is very wealthy, It will be seen from . tn
municants are people in moderate clrcum
stances.
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TRgsTEB's SALE.

VIII. HlIixH, Auctiopeeer,, 0O"O
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By yl.tuaet a Dsed Of Tras, naas ana 49,,
on The fourth day Of April, A. b, M y n.
Eofi, trustee for hmily l. BlSck. K f. III v
Q. Black. Harry 7. black, Ida L. E,tt "a 9
Black and N. 8, Gibbs, 10 the DndcrIjS,.si ~
tee. and which said deed Of tfuIt /, n s'!..Ss
the Clerks ONCE 81 Ohio county. gtS,s y =
NiIKinia, In Deed Of Trust Book N n S.If. "
shall proceed 70 Eell a. the front don N H. n
House q Ohio eoantS, State q WIst yiHin. =
gATuRDAY, NAY lG lsS
at ten o'clock A. y. Of that DAY, M iolIor,r.,
erty, to.wtt: All Of that portion Of in M ~
hundred and niheteen on EcE and TTsp,S Y.
streets, In the City Of Wheeling, OhIo 1osS,, s.
Virginia, which lies west ot line mn I ~
through the centre Of said lot irNtn M sSS1
tho north line through, and which pIeSs ~ .s
hereby conveyed. tr0AtE halt he lenEth ii IN
on Twenty'second street aud the Width n SIT
on the htSt AilGy west Of Eof street n m ~
Wheeling. and being tho wtat hall Al IA n 4
goo two hundred and nineteen. ma IN =
property conveyed TO b. n. RoG tTrSiae N 4 i
Berry and wife. by deed dated FebrnSsy K 4 !
and Of record In Deed Book No. al pSrS "a y y !
records Of Ohio county, State Of Wei Wanna
Selling N trustee i ShAl1 convey only fusS ~,
u vested In me. --''
TERMS on sLLE-one third Of The punh.nr,,,
cash IN hand; oue-third thereof nm IntS...,
six months, and the rtSiduo thereof I'D iss,..
In twelve month";, the purchaser Giving M ~
with good security for the deferred paTHtSs N
legal title will DO retained u further StSriiT sc
aprl0 GIBSON. l. IiRANYER IN,
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UR,xht Pel.rt,n

al was right peart till the rheumatic sot
inn said a suffering old man who lived
near The swamp. Fact Il, wherever you
live you can't be fright peart" II you are
q victim OF this. troublesome disease. Cap
tain o. w. Hotsenpiller, Springfield, q,
saws, 1T found great relief from infiamtna'
tory rheumatism by using Browns Iron
Bitters.n Thousands OF other people have
found similar relief.
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thionrnlMnn.t fiet Lsfi

S" SciSood.by S Smith; i m off for 4ighanis.
tan. Professional work, you know
"Going 10 paint some war scenesln
"No, not exactly. Pm engaged to plaster
the rocks around Herat with Buy Chi
cago Canned Meats aud try Chicago
Breadstuffs.n 5.s,5i,,,I, Z.
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baltimore s Ohio.

osapti after Sunday, May 3d., The Gin.
cinnati Express will1eave Wheeling, daily
1925 r. NJ, city time, arriving at Cincin'
natl 1880 A, ~, st. Louis $3.50 +. 81. Re
turning, leaves Cincinnati, daily, T:10,p.
81, arriving at Wheeling 5:45 AM Solid
trim, Pittsburgh to Cincinnati and re-
turn, with sleeping car attached.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-13
MAR Can be Trusted.

SatuRnah Ntfs. ~ -
Mary Anderson has been dining with
Mr.. and Mrs. Gladatone. We trust that
Mary will remember that, in the event oil
war, the United States intends topreserye
on Ice o large lump OF neutrality.
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simplicity Il. Chief and only Charm.

boslon fhet. at. tl-l
The Russian alphabet contains 81 let
tiers. Any Russian word can be made by
changing the position Of these letters, care
being taken to use the entire Il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-13
nueItlen,s Arniea saiys

The best salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhenm Fever
Sores, letter, 0happed Hands, ohilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. It
10 guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price rs cents per box.
Fnr aala nv Logan 4 On. u lll-5 a..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-13

TAKE great pleasurein recommending
"Dr. Petzoll's German Bittersn as aimedi'
cine Of rare merits. WILLIAM E.JAYNEs,
Pastor Of Wolfe Street ]. N. Church.
Ralin "A. y. -L-- WAS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-13

JoSHs-on- Tue. day, Nay II, 1856. at his resi-
derce neat Elm Grove, Ohle county, OF typhoid
pneumonia, NATHANIEL D. IoNEs, aged ~ Years.
Fnperal notice Tomorrow. -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-13

Centralia, No., has q negro boy ID years
old who has head rs large as a bushel
basket. N 5fi3 r. Y
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at plummers' Gallery to have cabinet pho.
tographs taken atonly So 80 per dozen.
1888 Main Street, Wheeling.
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Los. Account.


aWbat's the matterg" asked colored
man, addressing his wife, who had come
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-13
500 Babies wanted

" you have a cough use Red Star Cough
Cure. There's danger in delay. q.
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"Den whuts l gwineter do! Gwine ter
stan roun' heah an let yer lawful husban'
starb ter death? i 'clar ter goodness,
.yimmln is gettin' less ercount cherry year.
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aYou can borrow $50 and START a new
paper,n said the friend, eneouragingly. /
! 6You darned fool!' replied the would
DO Journalist, "ifI could borrow $50 what
would I want to start 9 paper for2 want
to start a paper SO l eau borrow the s5O. !"
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nm. ,,,,,sas..

Tt1at svItags. ~
A young man ofability but not oimucli
means was talking about starting g new
paper in Houston, and was telling atriepd
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aOh, / KANT work fur dat white oman
Eyer amt quit, isyer|
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\ R..,z.s0 O. RAIiro

tf-Lliflf B..z.Se 0. BaIlfoad. lilii,ssfii'
Leave BGiiAire al 12.01f Y. for stimmtrleid y z
II Leave BeIlalre At 9:l0 A. ", Tot summertield and
lzanesYille. saE q $40. iaS.. leisu.iS 5...
Arrive at iellGite s:2si An, 1tso9A ~, and 400
ron. 10, 4 IS :. llTfs5sst .tiF43,5f5s iE3i
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srt,,, MISUNDERSTANDING.

;TIoR RENT-A LARGE FRONT
u Room, suitable lor laWyeis and doctors
ohlce. % Twelfth stleeL myl8
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SATURDAY, THE ooh DlYOF ylYlN

TRusTEE's SALE OF PERSON.
l. PROPERTY.
BY Virtue Of q Deed Of Trust made ~ CA.
seibke and Kate seibke bis vile, 70 u .
signed trustee, dated the I'd day Of FtbFStIE
and recorded In Deed Of Trust Book AGt h
AN he VVt1l m
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2gN Piisls, mounting tQ 80
r Application for rates % clubs should be made
only % the ptes ottthc Com 10 New stFltant
For trtSef information WI " clearly, BiYlng full
nfhfeSt Pusr Al MT rs, Express Money oflteiI,
otNeWl York ElsxHhAnEe IN lorlliuaty letter. Cor.
reaoy By Bxpress iall suns Of Is and upwards at
~ ~ y ~ ~ IN! A. DAUPHfH.
r. all, dsdhii u n New. Orleans, la, I'd
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.TRUsTEE's SALE.


By virtue 0, a Deed Of Trust mad. ), M,
Werwefka and Tekla Werwerka, BIZ Ill i
me a. trustee, dated February 6, In. heos5.i '
the Office OF the Clerk Of the ounIy Una Il NJ
County, West Virginia. In Deed oil lint ~. :
II, page 6S7, 1 will sell At the front do9f q :,
Court House oil said county, on
SATURDAY, THE o0th DAYoFNAYlM
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ", tie t,lt,.
property, that Is 10 kay: Lot number oDe 4 ~,
number Iorly.iout. Id the Eghth WArt d No
OF Wheeling, Ohio county, West VIniHh
The title g believed 70 be perfect, bat pi.l 4
trustee will convey only the title vested b I
sAid deed Of trust.
TRIMS on sAIIs-one third and ~ ns,A mn
the purchaser may elect 10 pay, In cNh, % q /
sale, the balance 10 two equal luttGllatnh M
and twelve months. notes secured By dtd m
and policy Of insurance 10 DO given h, q 3
feTfed payments.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-07-23
AN ORDINANCE.
[Attest.l
E, G. DODD, Clerk.

To estdbl se,UeT district number one (1)
and to pro,ade for the construction Of
q trunk seaCer, therein.
SEC l. Be it ordained by the Council of the in
corporated village Of Napoleon, Ohio, that there be
and is hereby established within the limits Of said
village, sewer district to be designated and known
as sewer district number one o." and that said
sewer district shall comprise all the territory EN-.
braced within the following boundaries, t0-wit:
Commencing at pOint where the east line of Web
ster street intersects the Miami and Erie canal,
thence north along the center Of Webster street to
the center of Clinton street, thence west in direct
line to the center of High street at the intersection
of High and Lumbard streets, thence west along the
center of Ugh street to the center of Haly Avenue
thence south along the center Of Haly Avenue to the
center of Leonard street, thence west along the
center of Leonard street to the center Of Norton Ave-
nue., thence south along the center Of Norton
Avenue to the center of Clinton street, thence In q
direct line southwestery to point where the center
Of Sheffield Avenue intersects Washington street,
thence south along the center of Sheffield Avenue to
| the section line between sections No IA and 23,
thence east and along said section line to point
where the same intersects the Miami and Erie canal
thence east on and along the north bank of said
| canal to the place of beginning
Sec. 2. That trunk or main sewer be Con-
structed In said sewer district number ~, COM
mencing in the center of Washington street where
the same intersects the east line OF Haly Avenue,
running thence south until 1t ntersects the natural
water course running southwardly through the
lands Of Mrs Clara .Wisler and Others thence fol-
lowing the line of said natural water course to Q
point where the proposed culyert under the Miami
| and Eaie canal comnlences
| SEC 8. That said sewer shall be constructed Of
glazed sewer pipe or of hard brick laid In water
lime and cement Of twenty-four (24) inches inside
diameter, and on a grade to be established by the
engineer Of said village.
| Sect. That the cost and expenses Of said sewer
be assessed upon all the lots and lands embraced
within said sewer district number one ~, accord
ing to the valuation thereof the tax list to be
collected on the tax duplicate for the year 1885.
SEC. 5. This ordinance to take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and due publica-
| ton.
Passed July Sth, 1886 -
| Mayor.
[Attest.l
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Aids to the Afflicted.

Any one who has never suffered from a
hernia or rupture will hardly appreciate or
know the comfort and ease which may be OBJ
tanned by wearing good truss or supporter.
Not only will it give ease and comfort so that
you can do your work without any annoyance,
but it protects your very life which is in
great danger every moment that you go with
out the support which is best obtained from
the use of a good Truss. Saur has just re-
ceived nice new stock of all kinds of Trusses,
Supporters, Shoulder braces, &C., direct from
the manufacturers at Boston, so that any one
is almost sure to get not only good Truss
but good fit. Saur adjusts his Trusses free
of charge and guarantees them to give per-
feet satisfaction to the wearer. You will find
at this store larger variety of Trusses than
can be found almost anywhere else.