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Remembers the journal

TO the Ediror of the indianapolis Journals
was one of tho thousand sending congratu-
lstions to General Ben Harrison. My feeling
now prompts me to write short congratuatory
epistle to tho Journal and say. that in my opin-
ion no paper in the United States did SO much
to bring about the nomination of General Har.
rison, and mono did SO much to further his
election. The glorious result has fully vindi-
Gated its foresight, wisdom and irdomitable
work. am q Harrison man Of away back. and
no man in the State is prouder than am of the
achievement Of the Journal in his election
Long may the Journal live to enjoy the fruits
OF its labors, it's grand success and its constant
growing favors with the people.
Yours. in q Blaze of Glory,
K. g. SHRYoCK.
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Congratulations from an Irish American,

Congratulations from an lrtsh- American.
To the Editor of the indianapolis journal:
Permit me to join in rendering. through the
columns Of your journal, my warmest and
heartiest congratulations on the grand and sig
nal victory which your distinguished citizen.
General Harrison, has achieved in the re-
cent and memorable presidential contest.
am satisfied that the people of this great Re-
public have reason to feel proud Of their choice
and it falls to the lot Of the people Of Indiana to
have still more reason for rejoicing at having
their friend, soldier and statesman raised to the
highest and most exalted position this or any
country in the world can bestow.
am confident he will adorn that Office with
marked and merited distinction, and rule over
the destinies of q brave people American
should and in its true sense and meaning.
AS an Irish American am unable to express
how delighted feel at the result and am also
proud Of the part my brother exiles played in
supporting those principles which sacred to
every citizen, born or naturalized.
The Empire State" has given its verdict with
uncertain voice for the principles which
General Harrison Processes and has expounded
since his nomination. and. please God. in 1892
they will also be found proclaiming and demand
ing the descendant of Tippscanoe.
Ell OSuLLIvAN
RocHEsTER, N. Y, Nov. 8.
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Miscellaneous Items.

Sixteen carloads of hops were taken East in
one shipment last week, from Seattls. W. T.
The c., B. g. O. has cut the rate on packing
products. east from Omaha, eight cents Der 100
pounds.
The Lake Shoro extends the rate war east
ward by reducing The rate on dressed beef, Chi
cago to Boston. five cents per 100 pounds.
In one month thirteen thousand umbrellas
were lefs 10 railroad carriages 10 Great Britain,
and fifty thousand articles of all sorts were
lost.
So far a. can be gathered from the reports Of
the brotherhood OF Locomotive Eugineers they
have taken no decisive action toward q confed-
GRAFTON with other labor organizations, except
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Mrs. Ida A. Hsrper's Letter.

To the Editor of the indianapolis journal:
Why does Ida A. Harper's letter, entitled
From Woman's Standpoint" published in
last Sundays Journal, have so many rows Of
starsl Please give US the entire letter. We i'm
agins that the perusal of its contents will be
profitable to Republican and Democratic men
and women. j. H. WARD
stars simply separated the different topics of the
letter.-Ed. Journal
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GARVIN'S BUSINESS COLLEGl
INSTITUTE fPENMANSHIP
Corner Washington and Meridian SITS.
Send for Circulars.
INSURANCE DIRECTORY

CLAY, HILARY, Mgr. Central Ind 66i9 ~. Penn Sc
Union Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Maine.
FUNSTON, CHAS. B.. Sec'y--------35 Vance Block.
Manufacturers' Mutual Fire Insurance 90.
HOLLAND 81 GLAZIER-- 81 East Market
Pacific Mutual Life and Accident
HOBBS w. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS East Msrkssst
United Firemens Insurance Co.. Philadelphia
Sun Insurance Company. of PhiladelphiA
Telephone 1909
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Travellers Insurance Co., of Hartford
LEONARD JOHN Recommendation Building
The Ktna
The North British and Mercantile OF London
IcGILLIARD q DARK, Gen. ms Agts., "a Z. Markss
Indiana Insurance Company, Indianapolis.
Citizen Insurance Company, Evansville. Ind
Farragut Fire Insurance Company, New York
German Fire Insurance Company, Pittsburg, Pa
Peoples Insurance Company. Pittsburg. Pa
SUDLOW d MARSH. Managers, 9o1a Il. Market st.
for Indiana, OHIO. Kentucky, Tennessee and West
Virgins for the Provident Savings Life Assurance
Society of New York. Sheppard Homanss plan OF
purelife insurance, unmxed with banking, speciality
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COLD WEATHER MUSIC BOOKS

The chill November Winds the whirlng withered
leaves that tap against the window pane. harmonic
well with the sweet music and the cheerful that
to make winter homes attractive. With your fuel.
bring in goody quantity of our bright
NEW MUSIC BOOKS.
These new books are every day more in favor:
CLASSICAL PIANIST, PIANO CLASSICS, SONG
CLASSICS. SONG CLASSICS FOR Low VOICES.
CLASSIC TENOR SONGS. CLASSIC BARITONE
AND BASS SONGS Each 81.
PRAISE IN SONG (4o cts 81 90 per doz) is the best
new Sacred Music Book for Home and Vestry singing.
LET THE CHILDREN SING from Menard's Songs
for kindergarten and Primary Schools go cts) OF
jerks Songs and Games for Little Ones go or
Children's School Songs t35 cts $500 per dos9
All have very sweet child's songs.
GIVE YOUR AID in getting up q rousing good even
ing Singing Class to use Song Harmony go cts. Sc
per doz) Full of most interesting music sacred
and secular. Song Manual, Book go cts. Sax
per doz) 10 also good collection. mostly secular.
TELL THE TEMPERANCE PEOPLE that bet
ter Temperance Song Book has appeared than Bells
of Victory t35 cts. $500 per doz.D
XMAS Is COMING. Send for lists of Christmas
Cantstas and Carols.
ANY BOOK MAILED FOR RETAIL PRICE.
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Like the Flight of . Meteor

Like the Flight of . Meteor
Peoria Transcript.
The rise and fall OF q demaeogue:
Grover Cleveland elected Governor of New
York by.................. 49,, 900
by.-.........-.. - ........... 1O47
in 1888 by-.-..... 0. , $1,000
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MERELY, merrily, shall live now the little
girl said, 'for I'm not to be kept in because OF
that horrid neuralgia My mamma has bought
bottle Of Salvation OIL
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SICK headache is readily cured by Hoods Ssr-
saparills, which tones and regulates the diges-
ton and creates an appetite.
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SOCIETY MEETINGS.

NIASONIC-ANCIENT ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
M Rte-Meetng of Adoniram Grand Lodge of Per
lection this Wednesday, evening at 7:3O o'clock.
Business and comforting grades-4o to 60 inclusive
J. T. BRUSH, 33O, r. z. G. II.
Jos. w SMITH $50 Secretary
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


IF YOU WISH TO WALTZ BY CHRISTMAS
j call at Mrs. Thomas's Dancing Academy, Whel
Block
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AFFAIRS OF THE RAILWAYS.
Fast Transcontinen,ai Trains.


CHICAGO. Nov. 13.-The railway lines running
between here and Council Bluffs have served
notice on each other that they will not be bound
by the present 'time agreement" after Jan. IL,
and this notice is said to be the forerunner OF
revolution in running-time of trains between the
Atlantic and Pacific coasts. An arrangement
Is pending between the Northern Pacific and the
Atchisou, Topeka e. Santa Fe for through trains
west from Chicago, and the Union Pacific will
meet this by arranging with one Of the Missouri
river lines for through trains between here and
Ogden. With the advent OF fast trains west OF
Chicago it is certain that one OF them will be
made q solid limited train from New York to
San Francisco. thus carrying ont the European
Asiatic express project which has for year or
moro been periodically aeitated. The first OF
these changes goes into effect Dec. 8, when the
Union and Central Pacific roads will put on
weekly fast train, called the Golden gate Spe-
cial," between Council Bluffs and San Francis
co. This train will have all the features OF the
Eastern limited trains-bath-rooms, barber
shop, etc.-and will make the run In sixty
hours. which is eleven hours less than any time
heretofore made. Only nine or ten stops VIII
be made between Omaha and San Francisco
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WANTED-AGENTS.

A GENTS WANTED-S75 A MONTH AND EX.
n penses paid any active person to sell our goods;
capital; salary My: expenses in advance; par
ticulars free. Standard Silverware Co., Boston.
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erence OF DIR. Worcester. but EXHIBITS At the
same time that of all the leading photographers.
For example. take the word neither. One
sees at q glance DIR. Worcesters preference is
neither. and that he is supported in this by ten
other photographers, while for nitber there are
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had the matter OF choice been left to myself,
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"a History OF Greece" by DR.. Evelyn Abbott.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-24

To RECEIVE THE RETURNING SoLDiERs--The
into camp held meeting last night to maze
arrangements FOR the reception or the corps on
their return from Atlantic City, and decided 20
armOry. Az meeting tonight the details OF the
reception will be decided upon. The officers Of the
National Rifles deny that their organization
offered TO act as an escort TO the Light Hranlry on
their return as reported.
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lDIEIl,


ALLE0ER. M5:30Am August o. 1855 ELSIE
MAY. only daughter OF Dr W. ". aud Mrs Eiith D.
Aileser. aged u months ana q days.
Trends are invited 70 .tteDd the funeral services,
Tenth street northeast Saturday, August IS, ct 80
q M lntertnent IN Baltimore
BUssIUs. August "a, lsss John ROBERT An
iant son OF John ana sophia L. Bnssius
O'Clock from his parets resld.Dce O3o Teuth street
northeast Friends respectfully invited 10 attend
KNIGHT At Garfield Hospital on August %. lsss,
with congestion OF the brAin. ANNIE hNlGhI OF NeU
Funeral VIII take piars tomorrow afternoon. at
Y. from D. W. Lee undertAker, No. 49, pennxyl-
Nania avenue northwest freDas and acquaintance
are respectfuliy invited 70 attend
New Orleans Ia. aud Mobile papers plesse copy
LEhNERT, ga Friday. August "a lsss. after
loLg and Painful illn, ss. JOHN r. LEH>EkT. beloss6
husband VI Philippine Lehnert. aged MY years.
How long be suffered from disease
That baffied sail and care
How long be fingered rscked with pakA.
HIS sunerinss hard ~ bear.
How hard IL VS. 10 give him up
To see him suffer and dle,
But, obi he said. ~ will lie best
For then III Oo st rest.
On, IN our aching hearts know
We have No isther nov. By HIS CHrLpSyu.
His funeral will take place from his late rx~oepre
August ~. a. O'Clock y. Rsl.tivss ana TRENDS
B.itmore TeIss and philsdelphis p.pev p,.... oopr
MITCHELL On Thursday. August "a, lsss. NJ
II ~ p.,nz near knowlss st.ton hontgomery
olunbis white Mitchell
innsfal val take place @ Rock Greek osmstery>
ss.usasy. August rs. at s O'Clock Relative snd
% SI Isss saaasSly It Atlantic CITY, r. Aussss
inter,nent ct FIilsdsipnis. r.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest T6lGglanS 10 The Star.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

N'~--~>~~-
differences Of Opinion Among GlOu-
cester Fishermem-Engltsh Optnsons
GLoucEsrrR, MAss, August 24.-Ths Presidents
message was much commented on by nsnfng own
ers on It's arrival In this mornings paperA the
news soon spread in all directions and crowd Of
vesselowners congregated IN Merchants TX
change talking over the matter. II was the
here wanted retaliation as outlined in the mes
sage. An embargo placed on Canadian nsn ano
the same treatment as Americana receive wonio
be all that would be required 70 settle the
dimculty between the two countries On the
other hand, the men who man the vessel are
has or - rsh some Of the
pers think the treaty should not have been re-
Jected, because It could have been amended 50 as
10 make 1t satisfactory TO all concerned.
COMMENTS OF ENGIIsH PAPERA
LONDON, August M-The 81. james Gazette,
commenting on President Clevelands message to
Congress, says: 1.-The position is awkward and un-
threatened Is so Illogical and unreasonable that IT
Is dificult 10 understand Its precise cause and
meaning. Two plausible explanations occur. IL
merely to blum Canada with granting the Ameri-
can demands. There is no doubt that the matter
Is r.,, serious one ioT Canada Not merely local
also involved England must and viii supply
proper safeguards for the Canadian interests. We
pose chat the matter will be allowed 10 end other
wise than In perfectly friendly manner"
The Globe says that President cleveland makes
strong case against Canada, and surmises that
Canada WILL doubtless be able TO show equally
as good a case. II the Canadians had re-
easy 70 understand why Mr. Cleveland Should ask
for retaliation But It cannot understand why MI.
Cleveland. generally just man. should punish
Canadians iOr the act of the American senate. 1t
asks II Mr. Cleveland has attempted . bio for the
Irish vote.
The Pau Nal Gazette suspends opinion upon
the real significance OF Mr.. Cleveland's message,
but says tt looks ugly.
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AUCTION SALES.


'uSHSrEE'S AUCTION SALE OF "PECK .ToyF .,
$1,000 on IHE PuIOMAC RIVER IN
.piSrMS1 lkELAND ~oUNTY. VA OPPOSITE
N pursuance O. deed Of trust dated Julv 1s rsas
1874 IN the clerks Once Of the Coun CONT 81
BIZ Bor.ce = = Gsanty; y IS, pare 47Q, eIscui.
orusr . secure the payment OF note Tor a. :s,s0
~ AIN 70 yohn A. Lyuham ESQ., tor the aefsrr
oent o. purc haze money OF me afoxs
.nss. 80 hirkwood hay1nx made default IN the nav
~ $40 note, and the no der tnereof hsyins r.
1se,seo tnat sad deed b enforced. shall on
WEDNESDAY,, THE FIFTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER
1883.
proceed TO sail said farrn Prckstope with all an. ,
snc,, = snereon. 70 the highest bidder ct pubic
xvuS.non. upon the premises, at TWELVE O'tIIJCK
le y Is believed that the title 10 aid Properly 4.
setng as trustee, shall cell oily such titie a.
sesscd IN me oy the deed Of trust Aforesaid and
nal convey the same TO the purchaser with SPECIAL
EAnanJ fcckAtone IL one OF the oldest aud hest
fy.n piAntstloas on the lDver Potomac, Containing
20 sSrss OF excellent and The mansion house 3
.s.ss olck ressdence. was burned down about var
~. t1T walls are still standing, and from them
cou4d oe easily rotten sufcisn number VI brio hs
see modern style dveliin with rooms enough
any ORDINARY family; there also several out
mn On the place Que o. which might be converted
neat aid Comfortable residence st trlning cost
Is property will be sOld at the time named above
regard 10 weather, aud the purchaser will be
ae1reo 70 comply the spot, or give satisfactory
eNTynsst ot MS doing ~ In . short time
Terms. or cash TO All amount suficient TO ray the
oL sAe and the Tote Aforesaid Of 81 800 with in
Ses. ~ the rste Of six per from July 18th 1885,
terms g the sail X. b kirkwood shall name or upon
ms iaure. upon sucn I. rms the shall deem
.u24.lot IHoNPsoN BROWN. Trustee
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PROPOSALS

DROPoSAL FOR LINEN PAPER WAR DEPART
II nent SUPPLY Division. August 10. 1858. Sealed
proposals duplicate will be received ct this office
until TWELNE O'CLOCK NOON, MONDAY, sEP-
1EMBER THIRD 1883. for furnishing this Depart
ment with two hundred !2O0l reams Western Linen
Paper. equal IL by IL inches, ~ pounds to the
reGm sample may be by calling this once.
The paper be delivered before october l. 1858
z. H AOlT. Assistant QuArternAasteE
an2l-ftaa3lksel
DROPOsALs FOR FUEL, : CLERKS OFFICE.
Il HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. WAsHIS oroS,
August IL. lsss-seaiei Proposals.. viii be received
skPIEMBEk TENTH. 1883, for the delivery of one
thoussnd 00O) tons Of the best white ash furnace
coal Iscreened, less. also nifty (50l cords of
the best sprure and hundred tlO0) cords Of
the best oak wood more less, may be needed at
the House of Representatives during the fiscal
said wood aud coal to be deliveries and stored in
the vuis At the south wing OF the Capitol at such
times and IN such quantities desired by the Clerk of
the House of Representatives. The coal must weigh
LAO pounds to the ton and the oak wood be cut
three CD ri ces The wood must measure LIS cubic
feet the cord and rded. measured and
Capitol Tue reweixh the coal the Capitol.
and the rzht to reject any and all bids Is reserved
The bids to end rsed PROPOSALS for coal and wood"
and addressed 10 JOHN Il. CLARK Clerk OF House Of
Representatives u. 8. nuI0-2awAw
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Mo- August 24-virsinia sizes con-
solidsteo. 81 do. new threes 67s; do ten-forttes
BALTIMORE. Md August "a. - Cotton dun and
easy ,ddn-g. los Flour stronx and higher
Howard street and western super. sOal 81 do extra.
3.4usi.la: do family. 4;IUaty0: city mills suIer
500: fatapsco superiiuve patent GOO; DO. family
5.15. whest-southern. slrong and higher; fultz
1gsloS n,s Ssa1S S o active and
Der. 9b5sag7 October, % 1s97. Deceinber v9a9ya
Corn--southerp. hrlner; white 57soS; yellow. 56s
year. 46a46A; January, 45xs48. Os1. quit
but hrnlsouthern and pennsylvanis, 33aaG; western
white, 34s31: western mixed 3lA33 kye. steaay.
choice western. l7.00al7.5O. Provisons quiet and
STEADY. butter dull western packed, l2al );
leum. st sdy-refned. ~. Coffee. hrm-kio cargoes
fair l49. snsar s,sady-A soit IA copper refined
SGD: hour per tou. l:.s6d: grain 4bad. Receipts
Hour, l>.oVu barrels; wheat. 1O4, 900 bushels:
bushels o snplaen,s hour. 3,eoO Ssrr.ls: wheat S
lsO.OV0 bushels bales - wheat. 56U.OOO Dusuris;
corn, 600 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. AUGUST "a. IL g. m. Wheat
ish opening market mild in comparison with the
opening to-day. For the first time IN long period
the bears, and the Sfiots to Mi them Opened tie
market much higher than it would have been in the
ordinary course OF things. The frst oftcial quota.
plenty Of wheat for sale at 90a or fraction better
immediately before the board opened. Not only
E g. psr but IN .d PER nal @
pstus came from the wariike demonstrations Of I'm,
gland and France. Five minutes after the board
by means weak. Yestei days close was at $50
Corn was stronger On reports Of frosts IN scatte
:ests IN nS: and indaSs ssgeHses 1Isned :.
opened l2tS up. at 9.25
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A Rrx.RkAsLE CASE

TIE wFLLKNOWN CARLSBAD sPRUDEL SALT
PROCURED FROM rHE NATURAL SPRINGS
OF CARL BAD, BETTER THAN ANY
OF The SO-CAILED BLOOD
PURIFYING RkMEDIES.
The cashier of NJ. Gugxeohem's soma OF and %
Franklin street. of the largest import houses in
The United Ststss writes under date of June so 1883
as follows:
For years have suffered from abscesses which
always formed on the back Of my neck and had to be
cut from time to time 10 obtain relief used all
OF blood purifiers. but without avail The sbscesses
would always reappear. I suffered very much pain
until my physician advised me To use the genuine i'm
ported Carlsbad sprudel salts powder forml used
this for about four weeks, and since that time have
been entirely free from the disease. My complexion
cleared. and have enjoyed good health ever since I
cannot speak too highly Of this really valuable remedy
and have recommended IL 70 all my friends, who also
speak Of Its wonderful effects a. laxative,
tours very respectfully. MEYrRO
The 9snune Carlsb.d spr1ldel Salt Powder Is put up
in round bottles Each bottle In paper
and has the seal Of the city Of Carlsbad and the sn
the neck Of every bottl All others worthless imi.
tations- Pamphlets and DR. Toboidts lecture matted
BArclAT ct. n. Y. Sole ARenta I'm kf
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The Saratoga Races.

SARAToGA, N. Y, August 24.-First race, three
quarters OF miie-Spanette won Little Minnie
second, Bronzomarte third. Time, LARK.
Second race, Que nfie ind furlong-king Crab
won, Won Tromp second, and Letritia third. Time,
2:O2
Tuird race, mile-Navigator won, Daisy Wood
run second and Tarlton third Time, 1:l9X.
Fourth race, mile and seventy yards-Pocateiio
won, Mirth second, Perkins third. lime, l :5OX.
Fifth race-1 BIO miie3 over five hurdles: VOL
tigeur won, LiJero second, and Percy third. Time,
2I7L.
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'I'sUsTEEs AUCTION SALE OF aPEcK.ToYF !,
I'D On IHE PuIOMAC RIVER IN
PM Jps s,LAND SoUNTY. VA OPPOSITE
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MNrsrKR WEST on rHr TKx.ry R,yc-,o

MNErKR WEST ON THE TREATY REJECTION
SIT Lionel sackylle West, BRUSH minister 60 the
United states was visited by a reporter at his
summer home ia Beverly, Mass, and said that the
REJECTION VI the nsherles treaty surprise TO
him, as he had expected that IL would be made a
party question, and on that line would not pass
the senate. he thought the result OF the rejection
would not De serious IL was matter certainly
10 De regretted as the treaty offered a fair and
honorable solution 20 both governments OF vexa-
uous questions. When asked what he thought
the British government would DO In case Prcs-
dent Cleveland enforced the retaliation act he re-
piied: 1T II Impossible for me 10 tell but l am
constrained 10 believe tDat the matter wild be SET
tied Ia some way before any serious action n
taken"
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THr FRrExp Or ALI

PONDS EXTRACT 10 used In the household of the
presidents - well - that of the hurublest citizen
Members Of the Army aud the Navy, the bar me
Bench. tlse pulpit and the ranks and classes
Of people-hAvs sent their persopAl experience aud
thanks Tor the last forty years. until ther letters have
Hled volumes, tsstfy te wonderful curss Of Ali
kind. u lain Inflammation, efected by fONOa
EXThACl.
Remember PONDS EXTRACT " sold In bottles only
b. wrapper with lzndscspe trade mssk theEscu. DSai
With reap essrie druggists only. iny2S