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JF WooTT y. HArNCoc.K,.
H. + BALDWIN, G. Z. p. .Agt' Il9 LiDery.s'.. \
ALL FARES REDUCED VIA
CRIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW

ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
- YORK LtSE @ KuI, & AID " iiSTEeN "a LRo ~
23G.st 5 minuies earlier.
room Cosces to Birgiaiion imira Horneisy e. Bat,
faio N.agala Falls and Suspension Bridge sleeping
8 p pm~Uaily chicago Gad St Louis Limited Express"
solid Pullman uan oi Day ant iofei Sleeping oicne.
r; Cleveland. lo50a. n.: Cincinnati c42 ?. chicago
500 p m., ami 81 Lols 13y the s"cond morning.
BufaO 1:.O q. m, suspension Prage 40 m 40 most
popu ar might train De- tHeen New YORK and bnfi o. -
and lie ping Co! ses o Bnga top, Elmra to-lasieF.
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SS 66 1. 49, 80 eso "a l y - ' oj 1f' D. a s9ii ~ ~
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warwick 40, 100. 1920 a. M. 4:30 m. sundiy' $40
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pm. SUNDAY ~ b. "a. d. = p n. .-o. 90,
p n sunday 33O n. scIano q. M sundays excepeL
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and western railroad at Ma.nst The Ia train Stops ~
Pofi jeTy.s 445 759 .. 1929 m 4:ao 700. 7:i5 900
pm. SUNDAY io 1920 a. NJ 9 80. !, D ? n; -
fifteen minutes g. ,. ol0i5 every unity autos,
and lOij m. 20 D. - a N every no9I SUNDAYS 8 p'
to l1t5 IN every thIrtyminucs lOf0 D. a4 30 80 a. NJ
fekets for passage and apartments In Drawing Room aai
en- Nos aS "r s57 BfTay ls7 u' 80 Sar
St.. Brooklyn, at hc Comgany's Depos - ,..-,,
Fxpress trains no. ilc Wes, auVe in New.for< al Il5
''00 join y. ABBOTT, GcnI Passr gent. How.YoIk
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NEw-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Per - >, Norm hiNsr' sts sas fanny '"'~'

Beginning NAV .. 1896
For UTGWLANDs SEABKiGlfT. LOSG BRANCH, 49,
10 m., p. NJ sundays % N.
ForArLANTIC IIGHLAN DS 40. lel5 a. m, : p m .
Tor LAKEWOOD TONS RIVER and BAHNE"NI tS)
yor XTIANTIC CrrY. vINELAND and BRlDGEfoT
Iic ksi- can procured Of Libertysr. er Nos
Norih River -. 20. -57, AL. all LA and .5 boa
way b5 7S7 and ~ Gthaye iyineton II; ~ 10 ~
ID tircenwic-st. 10 l76 East l25ths st 1881 Lowe ls
C.nast and principal h0tc- In NeW-Nork Sty in 3fooE
Court l01 Broadway. - $50 liiifol-t 30
IA wsnhaftanave. Ia 0boken 5jl Wa-hingfOT-s' New.
Yok Transfer VIII call for and check from
hotels o. resi- Ience 70 destination . ...lo..
j. L WODTI y, = -. hAN 'N -.
een.al Manager. Cen Pass and + e. co Ag-
d I L IL IL. u.
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING n
NEW-JtEShf cENIkiB DIVISION
root OF LIBERIY-Sf.. NORTH RIVER

rrtOOr or LIBERIYsr. NOaTg RiVKR
. TINE IABLE-TAKING ~ FECT 0 Z. - 1881
.sae at 500 745 $50 I5 a m- I.so 4:ol i.3o So
,,s9 200 .. m sUNDAfs 800 S:tj N. 5a,l ilo,p n
,hestnut Hlll at conmbis.ave for Manayunk con'Sa
DkAWTNg ROOM cARs on all Day Trains ana sfEEPrys
R29I5Hng 9s5 ss, cays Srtn ,.e sna c,.nr
ferks sta at 10 10 80 1877 w., % Ia, ,lr1 a.
5;!G 800 p ~. SUNDAY, 2 10 =. M, 40 y. NJ "
fori.o iAF EN-. PEALE and PHILLlP7bUk9 Penn
For WfiLTAMsPoRT. spNBURY LEwIsBURG A.
roS @AHAS2i Az 81 ?iI{ m Ia5 "a g. IN m 3 s's 4o9P
lll5 e W. 100 1870 400. $50. J;ij 1900 .. suntaJI
For stdANTS6EV dANIS 81 ct ZOO. sA5a. m. 2,i5pm
For wILKEs "a RhE and PIT ToE A. 100 si5a n
loo, l;90 3;.5. t:45 p. N. surders at $50 ?.
Ior psdFToN At .@4 3 M ~ Pm ,.qo ,.,, -.
1900 D. m sund,ys i2.cO p N, .',...' -
FOR BETHLEHEM. ALLENfowN and MAUcI CHUSx
Of 500 ZOO SAB o. M. loo :so 5A' ':4o 7 m sundv
For XsioN at 400, TOO rs a. n; zoo l'3e $tS,t
raI s2a St1 T az n Srd'ss .oo sl5
For OF FL Il NJ INcToN 7Oo ~ a. m Ioo 1890 aoOaa,
For % IS d st tOa 5oo &C. & 49, o 3 81 ~
$50 7on 1:s, o'lS. lO;Sop IN sundays 500 s'ooA n
or diPi pA 25S GD loO cog 100 7i5 SAB es os
i;l5 m mba i;Po f & 76S & 7s Ss1 a. ~ 80 o p ~ "a
nm r1 surdavs 100 500 s:4J a. No. 1900 m l36 $40
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For LoNG BtASCH. OCEAN GROVE &C. tAn ram a
ti" :: .; cIceo lot ean m rove At 90 :oS an
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For LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER ana BAhNh"A' AZ N''
For p PsXTr@ Y 4 CIV ViSELASD AMI BRIDGEroSa
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Dipi0cno Notices.

LkHlGH fNr WHKEsBAERR COAL
100 BROADWAY. kEW-Y ORR Ma 8 I.16
TTHREE AND ONE-liALF (3lol Der cent in
terost will be paid the registered Income Bopds OF
us company Issued lpI funding coupons detached iron, the
Consolidated Mo gage Ponds payable and nfter 2Ih in
stt IIansef books viii De closed 2th instant at D. m
and reopen -5th instant al 10 a u. = r. LAM Treas
IO3D DIVIDEND.
USIIKD Stairs EIPRRss COMPANY
IhEAsuRKEs OFFICE
~ BhOADWAf New York. April n 1896
The transfer books OF this Company viii closed May
stsp IN. and reopened May u, lssG; .
1HLo. H. WOOD Treasurer
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CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
4G-WEST cYn-ST IA

fV--FF -DIJ-SI.-ID.
lie leading school ton ART
Is1eusfes dIawng painting advanaees eoIal I'd
s'A lessons per week. For particulars address
Il. kBERuARD, President
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4 LBANY BOATS. peoples Line"
~ DREW and DEAN RICHaOND.
Leave Pier Al ~ foot lanast daily Sundays excepe)
Connecting Albany for all points North and West
ROSTON, NEWPORT, NORTH AND EAST
- FALL RIVER LINE.-Best route VIA Sound. Maxi
nodations minimum rates. from Pier ~ n. H.
foot OF Murray Sundays included 800
steamers Pilgrim and Bristol. connection Boat
from Brooklyn A3O y NJ, Jersey City p III
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HARPERS FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY
LATEST ISSUES;

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HOW TO PREVENT SEA SICKNESS
Take vol Of Men. Women and Gods" by Helen H.
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gtcambodts ono Haiiroaos.

CArSKlLL EVENING LINE.
~ For Catkil. Stuyvesant AMI inferno llate landings
Eoas leave daily Sundays excepted 49, foot O,
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
TOR NEW-HAVEN.-Stea leave Peek
n steamer arrives IN tine FOR early North and East
ENciIfs to New Haven and return, IL 90.
NORWICH LINE.
~ Reduction OF fares to MI points Boston 60; worce,
ter ~ 90 steamers leave Pier Norta y r. folt o,
NGts next pier above Dos5rOssas street Ferry az 800
p M daily, except sunday
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ MVEE RAILROAD -ConmenepS Nov. 30 1856.
~. Ro.heser ami Monres rxrress: through draw
ngoOm cars 70 Roche ster, st Adams and Rouses Point
- 80 a. n ISst Limited chicago Express VIII dining cars,
stopping III, Alhahy Cfca. SYrlcusc. Roc 7'er Birto.
Esgan ts tfe Ceve and and Toledo arriving at Chicago
I6ss M Chicago Express drawing room cars to Canaan.
daigns Ho'lnesteI ~ cara Fa.ss a11 Bla.o , iii,
drawing cars.
$3.50 p Albany, Troy and Utica Express through draw
ing room cars To saratoga Ft Edward and Gens Falls
4 ?. NJ. 4 ccopmodaron TO Albany and Troy.
% Chicago -. Louis Express, with sleep
for Nagera tas Bulao Cincinnati To.elo, Detroit CHI
$40 p m. Express with seepng-cars to Syracuse and to
Auburn road and % 3aratota; also % Montreal
ter Bunalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo Louis De-
Is p. M. Night EIHress with sleeping-cars to Albany
Troy Connects with the montug trains
for the North except saturday nghh
Grccn 4l3 Rroadway Harlem Depot rs h ST. and t ave.
Wesceus Express OHces PARK place near Broad
YoSk 1888 Washington and $50 Fulton sts Brookyn and 10
Accounoistions drawing room and sleeping can bs
procured at any OF the ticket Offices in NewYok City, aud
pasgage siied Tor and checked from residence
at Harlem a5ES EsT
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent.
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Art SchooIs-CitY
AIRS. LOUISA y. CULVER
l VIII receive pupils beginning Tuesday, October 90 in
drawing. OIL and wafer color painting is ni, flowers and
Audscape. china painting and decoration.
Studio. No. 50 MadisOn.ave
References
Nj. Huntington, President National Academy OF DeAyo
Nj. Wilham Hart, n. A.; Mr.. James VI. Hart " Al
hf David JOB lsOn ". A.
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v "
~ Reduction OF fares to MI points: Boston e3 worce,
Ter ~ 90 steamers leave Pier D. North q,
NGt next pier abovo DosbrossAs Ferry at 500
=. m. daily except
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Musical Instruction.

Musical instruction.
A Spring TERMS at the
~ NEWYOKK CONSERVATORY
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~ GAN, FLUTE.-PIivatc lessons. WATsON'S 10 Fast
l4tst ~ West 30 St Uptown BrAnoh go Axennc
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POAETQUIsSIN CdROSICLE:
UPLAND AND MEADOW.

Poaetquissings chronicle he nambles OF Natural
,st IN Neg.Jer.ey By CHARLES c. ABBOTT, NJ. b. pp.
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fNArSKILL EVENING LINE
~ For Catsk. Stuyvesant ani inferno llate landings
Eoas leave daily Sundays PIER SO foot
Jay-st., At . p. u
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EOR NEW W-HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck
ZIP AZ p m. ANA IL ?. Sundays excepted II
steamer arrives in tine for early trains North and Fasg
Excursion to New Haven and return. IL 90
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A MEMOIR OF MRS. EDWARD LIVINGSTON,
With Letters hitherto unpublished By LOUISE LIN-
INGSTON HUNT. Up. -. limo, Cloth - 20
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-26
TOnish.'s speaking.

Senator John z. Jones will
speak this evening at the Opera
House. Every man who loves
to hear Republican principles
sounded with q trumpet blast
should be there. The Senator
is an old ship of the line, and
carries long range and heavily
shotted guns.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-26
ALL NOXHA.
Wizard Oil.tG.s. Tha1tsrs.

Wizard Oil.t Gee. Tha1tsrs.
The Democrats have giver
up Storey, and the stampede tt
the Republican side has already
begun.
, Hugh NOLAN, the Irish Or
a:or, will speak on the Labor
question next Wednesday night
in this city.
The Trustees of the Carson
Steam Laundry have leased that
establishment to Mr.. Osborn,
who will hereafter conduct the
business on his own account.
-Losr-On Tuesday evening
between John Furlong's house and
the depot, . small, gold stem
winding watch. A reward Of $40
will De paid the snder, if left at
this Office.
Though numerous causes NAV
operate to tura the hair gray, all
that Is needed torestore the natural
color Is Halls Vegetable Sicll!an
Hair Reviewer. For more than
twenty years iis sales have been
enormous, but we have yet to learn
of its first failure.
1t is reported that Arthur
McEwcn has bought the Viz
ginia Chronicle and will inaug-
uratc an anti-raiIroad fight be-
fore the next Legislature, no
matter which party wins the
coming election.
We wish Fair joy of his new
venture.
An elastic step, buoyant
spirits, and clear complexion,
are among the many desirable
results of pure blood. The pos
SCISSOR Of healthy blood has his
faculties at command. and en-
joys clearand quick perception,
which is impossible when the
blood is heavy and sluggish with
impurities. Ayers Sarsaparilia
is the best blood purifier and vi
taller known.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-26
LIVERY & FEED STABLE,
ATEDGECOMBE's OLD STAND

THE STA RMEKLY
i run by Ike Sunderland is now the
property ofthe Raycraft Bros, OF GeDea
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-26
Last Nights Meeting.

There was large audience al
the Opera House last evening.
The streets b:azed with bOnfires,
and the utmost enthusiasm pre-
vailed. The speaking closed
too late to make the report of il
that ii deserved, but extracts OF
his Virginia City speech are ex-
tensively made in this morn
ing's issue.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-26
Continued from Third Page

against an honorable rival who
never injured him.
Nevada has a right to a full
voice in the United States Senate.
Il is her privilege to send col
league with Senator Jones who will
assist him and Congressman Wood
burn in their noble efforts to res
cue the State from RUIN aud labor
ing masses from slavery. If L am
no: the man, send some other per.
son who will serrs the people, but
under no circumstance send q dunn
my or An imbecile; and, above ali,
let no consideration induce you to
send q bonjholdcr and an ally of
Wall Street to plot the ruin of our
State. Take warning from the idle
miners in eur streets. and suffer
Ing in towns. the decay of prosper
lily everywhere, and cast your votes
for Sevadas great silver
aud against Wall street bond
holders. and all the other con.pira-
tors who are arriving to defraud and
Cypress the people.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-26

Ehon haAy was ne, We g.S-e hcr CaGscgia,
When sha vas Chi;d shs e-icd for CAssoeia,
Ehsn sl,o became ME-, shO olcnS - Oastoria,
RAcn skshad cAa4-en. sss D. ~ shsH csstsssA
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-26
Advertised List.

Letters remaining in the Carson
Postof6ce Oct. q, 1886.
LADIES LIST.
Mills Mrs Kate Gray Mrs g A
GEETLEMEN's LIST.
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80 0arko4 @ - Dee. Beaten. It - his
go make, aaA vssroa ~ 70 bes<; oil
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-26

CARSON DAIRY
REST RANT.
OPPOSITE OPERA HOUSE. CARSON, NEvADA3
JOHN P. SWEENY Proprietor.
THIS EXTENSIVE RESTAURANT HAS BEEN
enlarged and newly fitted throughout, and will be
supplied with homeraised poultry, fresh milk and
butter from my ranch near the city. The culinary de-
partment is in the hands Of professional
Oysters in every style, day and night Private room
for families and parties Meal orders attended
to and sent to any part Of the city Ey-
cry department. frst-class.
Call ana Inspect
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-26
LEATHER GOODS.
GENERAL kEKS lGEAcx.-

All leading Daily esd VeCkfy fNa,-
lieations, East ana Weot, SeppHo6 kDr~
Mall or Carrier, at Lowest &ase~.
Our I've stores arr bo0sG - -.
Rinekei and ExsAangs DAak 1lasnA
OaFpo1 Street, CaYson CITY, New ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-25
A Turk O-G reek Armistice-

AosTiLIrIEs SUSPENDED On THE FRONTIER
SOME SEVERE FIGHTING.
Eyoub Pasha and Gen. Sapounzaki, the Turk
ism and Greek commanders on the frontier.
completed an agreement Tor an armistice at an
interview yesterday. The Greeks accuse the
Turks OF capturing Contra by treachery They
say that while Turkish officer with a flag OF
truce was parleying with the Greek commander
Turkish troops stealIhily surrounded and can
tured TWO Greek companies. The Greeks after
wards recaptured Contra by a turning move
ment.
The Turks have been repulsed at Gritzovali
Many were killed. The Greek general Ioris
was mortally wounded The total Greek losses
before GritZovaIi were 15OkilIed and wounded
including six officers.
A decree was issued at Athens last evening
ordering that soldiers entitled to eNempIioI
nom service In time OF peace be disUanded
iorthwlth that two classes of the reserve be dis
banded Immediately, and the three other
Classes eight days hence, and that volunteer
soidiers De liberated. The Greek commanders
AT LaFussa, TrIkala and Arta have been ordered
10 Withdraw their forces into the interior. Pre-
p@rations are being made 10 disband the army
corps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-25
CHEAP AND INFERIOR POROUS PLAsTERs

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Will inevitably disappoint you, and not worth
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porous plasters offered for sale Benson's Capcine
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-25
I JROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY
l. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

WAsHINGTON, ID. G.. May 8, 1886.
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partment until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, TIL RS
DAY, JUNE THIRD, 1886, for furnishing Statiousry
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year commencing July l, 1885,
Blank forms Of proposals, showing the items and
estimated quantities required together with circular
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this Department.
Proposals from others than established mauufactu-
rers OF or dealers ill the article, required will not be
considered.
Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary of the
Interior and Endorsed the envelope Proposals for
Stationery"
No contract will be awarded under this advertise
ment until appropriation shall have been made by
Congress for the purchase Of the supplies required.
my13-eo6t L. q. c. LAMAR, Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-25
ATTORNEYS.

HAVING devoted SEVERAL YEARS TO
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phous lawsuits and contracts. now return general
practice. assisted by j. HARRY ROGERS Esq,
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practice in the district of Columbia and Maryland
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ap29lm* ]. WEBB ROGERS.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-25

The REMARKABLE HISTORY YOUNG HAM
AoSD, CHARGED WITH HAVING THREE
WIVES.
W d. Hammond, the young man now await
Ing indictment at Richmond for bigamy has q
most remarkable history. His name is not
known, but he assumed that of Hammond
having been raised by Mrs. Major Hammond
Hammond was founding, having been left
Oh the steps OF St Joseph's asylum in Rich
1nond IN 1865. and Was cEristeued simply as
Joseph al the asy lum and then sent To the ell Y
alnshouse, from which he was taken by Mr.
Hammond, and lived in the family here and
elsewhere until he was 10 years Old. This LADY
then died. ami the youth was taken To South
carolina BY Major Hammond, who got him an
pointed cadet at Annapolis, but he refused 10
60 tBere- Hammond then sent him back 10
virginia, where ne has been since. Recently
the young blgaInIst began suit in tAis state
against the estate of the only daughter OF Major
Hammond, Mrs Willis, of Lynchburg as a
joint heir TO the property OF Mrs. Hammond
deceased, claiming TO be the child OF Major and
Mrs. Hammond, and the lawyers in the case
discovered the facts as given above as TO the
three living wives Major Hammond Is "A
brother Of Representative Hammond OF Georgia
The arrest vi the man at This time Will ruin his
SUIT ID court, ana his pro- poets Tor "a long term
OF imprisonment are good. lie il only 2:} wears
Old, anu does not yet know that his history b As
been uueartned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-25
A Card from the Duffy Malt Whisk ey
COmpanY.

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which can be prepared In any household, the
principal ingredients being raw beef steak and
= specified quantity Of Duffys pure malt whis-
key.
We expected, through the circulation of your
paper ana others in which our notices ap-
peared, to get q large demand for copies of
this formula, and our expectations have not
only been met to the fullest degree, but ex-
ceeded our most sanguine expectations. During
The few months which have elapsed since the
first notice appeared, ten thousand invalids
have placed themselves in charge of our Medi-
cal Department.; all these cases received indi-
Vidual supervision, and the wonderful results
that have been obtained, including In many
cases gain in weight from ten to twenty-five
pounds, notices of which have appeared In the
papers, has also led to the use OF this torn ala
by thousands with whom we are not in COM
munication. friends of our patients. The Won
deridi success OF this formula Is due princi.
paiiy TO the peculiar properties OF Duffy's pure
matt whskey. The range of action of this rem
eay com prlses an lung, stomach, bowel affec-
system.
The extraordinary growth of our business has
made 1t necessary for US to make special ar
engagements TO meet the inquiry and attend to
the supervision of the thousands who are using
our remedy, and We anxious that no one
suffering from any Of the above ailments should
iaiI 10 send TO US for a copy OF this formula,
which we will send with pleasure ON receipt OF
a two-cent stamp, to any address that may be
requested. With the formula, we furnish evil
dence OF It's value which causes Duffy pure
malt whlskey and formula to become At once
an established household remedy.
We appreciate the tact that our measure of
success Is due 10 the interest manifested by
your readers, and we desire that none who are
a1iing from the diseases above referred TO should
remain UNCONSCIOUS Oi the Ii,ct that there is u
simple and effective remedy that will restore
health y here disease now dweiis.
THE DUFFY MALT WHISKEY co.