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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-19


FLOUR .R~ceiots, 's.ss yaetAses. eHports. Soso
barrels. sars 1900 Repeat guotatt"ns Including
CITY mill Extra, q SAT- 70, patent, ~ DIS
o. 10, sap@rnn~, " Ioase 80. extra No. .,
b. 1aAs d winter wheat low grade. q -0Ass ~,
Minnesota extra. u 75stt IS. southern -four
s,nsdy. Rye aoar quiet
wasAr-ks oriDt.. iid.so). exports. .s.ii7 sale.
30 red, Dt, No red, ssisa4i. elevator ssAs6 lob
s3Ias5 delivered No. red. aoIninsi, ysias9i. No
~hite nominal. -3zs5i
hYE quiet.
BAILEY nominal.
COM a@esipts. iss SO exports, $500. saies, %.
40, steady -tesmrr, ,i"fli No. .. tIsafif
and elevator. fila4II delivered.
OARS keceipts 1000. exports. ty,05s sales, ~
90, hrm. 10 I. "a do Shits 1.Gi. No 1ia%s
DO white. ria<,. No. I, ~, do white. 50,
Mixed Western, Asls white DO. 2sar
CoyyEE--.fair. kio. fair. ~
SUGAR Raw firm, refined steady demand -
lower, crushed sIaSi; extra rushed. 6ia7ii white
extra erushso. 'ia7i cut loaf y srsnaia'ed. 81
PETROLEUM 1rm, quiet. 1901
PnRK- strong.
bErg--duI
LARD essy. western ifssm. o. Bass u
closing o. -, city steam, o. %. rsnnsd fair.
continent ~ asao El. =. A. " u.s.
BUrTEr- firm -, western dairy ~
u, do creamery. .ialk
CrsEsK nrm. Frrghts TO iJverpoo
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-19

h1D80Bto01 HO0os
The Roman bishops famous compliment to
he handsome Anglo-Saxon captivss, mot
Angles, but angels, had greater results than
Is actual brilliancy might seem to m~it;
and St Leo doubtlss bad no idea when b
prayed to heaven to aid Rome against ths
invading Huns, land hurl back these Tartars
into the fires Of Tartarus," that this punning
prayer was to fx upon the unlucky TARTAR"
is they were then called . nickname that
would never die.
Such puns have more than once played Il
formidable part in history. France expiatsd
BY the devastation Of an entire provincs .
coarse and clumsy play upon "corpss" and
'-corpulence" made by the French king In
dsrision Of his terrible neighbor, William the
Couqueror. Charles vs. TESTING assertion
that be could Paris in his glove CANT,
though meant only to Indicate the superior
size Of Client to the Paris Of that day, Sung
Francis into the renewal Of a languishinG
war. One Of Louis XVS upstart favorites
was driven from the court by the biting pun
that turned his now title Of Marquis de Van
deere into Marquis d'Avant-hier" the day
before yesterday.
The epgrammatic brevity Of Sir Francis
brakes celebrated but probably mythical
QlSpatc0 announcing the rOut Ok INC Ar
mada-which consisted Of the single word,
"Cantharides," |. e., the Spanish fy-has
been twice paralleled in our own age Sir
Charles Napier and Lord Dalhousie respect
lively announced the annexation Of Scinde
and that Of Dude in one word apieos,
'Peccavi" | have sinned tScinde,, and
"Vovi," have vowed tOude,. Equally his
torical is the bitter pun that changed the
name Of the sluggish Admiral Torr:ngton to
Admiral Tarry-in-town."
Napoleon twho was no man for light jest
ing) is credited with only single pun, and
thas q rather poor one. During his great
Italian campaign of 1857 he replied to .
lady, who wondered To find such famous
man 80 young, Il am young today, but to
morrow shall have Milan" d. 9. mile ans"
a thousand years.. A much better joke was
that made on the great oonquerer himself by
an Italian countess, who. hearing him say,
IAN Italians are traitor" replied, pointedly,
mot all Of them, but . good part" (Buo-na-
parte) Equally neat. and even more Grfmly
ignificanA was Bismarck's answer to par
,on who was specializing how much the Inn
pending war Of 1870 would cost France mot
much" said the Iron Count; "only two Ma
poeonsl'-David Ker In Harper's Magazine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-19
MEN OF LETTERS.

The Grand Duke Constantine, cousin to the
car. has recently published a book Of poems.
Richard lie Catherine is promising young
English poet whose work in the vein Of Keats
is attracting attention.
William OBrien, the Irish leader, spent
his time in prison in writing a novel which
he calls when We Were Boys"
Pierre Lott, the novelist is a lieutenant In
the French navy, and writes all Of his books
from notes made in his diary while on his
travels
Edward s. Van Zile, the successful young
noveiist. is n slender, olive skinned man with
dark eyes and hair. and a thoughtful coun
tenance.
LeaDder Richardson. the editor OF Tho
New York Dramatic News, has had some
thing like Mark Twain development in
journalism
William Sharp, author Of the latest Lon
don sensation, Children Of Tomorrow
may be fairly said 10 stand At the head OF the
present romantic revival in England
Mr.. Robert Fancillon, the novelist 10 .
well built man of some fifty summers, with a
fair beard streaked with gray, clear blue
eyes, and a somewhat nervous manner.
Andrew Lang has most marvellous power
Of mental concentration in his work, and
always writes in his dining room undisturbed
by the family conversation around him
lola began life as a poor and obscure lad,
employed at $40 a month in the book store Of
the famous Publisher. Hachette, and from
this he has risen 10 be the Chatelain de Ne
dan, a. he is called
George Augustus Sala, at a recent authors
dinner, said that Douglas Jerrold's publisher.
learning Of his death. regretfuliy remarked,
II am sorry TO hear he's dead, for there still
were pickings on his bones"
AIudoe is the title Of a new Latin maya
zine Of essays, stories. poems and sketches,
begun in Italy under the eiitorship Of Carlo
A. Ulrichs, brilliant young scholar who dis
tinguished himself at Munich.
John Ruskin refers to John Strange Win
ter, the author Of ''Bootle's Baby" - sths
author to whom We owe the most finished
and faithful rendering ever yet given Of the
character Of the British soldier
Arthur c. Gri4sou,. q clever young western
writer. whose WORK mas appeared in The
Youths Companion, Detroit Tree Press and
other journals. . only ~ years old, and is
presider. OF the Western Authors and Art
ists' club.
Francois Coppee, the French poet, who b .
heavy cigarette smoker, says, Il never bad
any reason to attribute my Indifferent health
to tobacco, which regard as a stimulant to
work and TO dreaming, and for the post thess
two words are synoay mouA"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-19
A AoeE.

peyund tbs ang1s - - snag1B
She pflei IL olD81ng h1gA
Of LILY. pdnk and 5snantna
And Iarkspan Of The ~.
Cnfd the zifr. fun anE5dosA,
For all bis zrief and ax1fe.
Led him to bieaa. with that shs gnsA
Another troubled hfs.
And words Tar this bsse0wmOe ~
We're finer fragrance faR
Than eoecentrzsed odofs orsakAA1
From al tho hlies Arsi
All, lady. acts Ike thine ahAn bloom
In choacszr beauty, vheTv
The sveetneas from Tho heavenly piaaD
PWfumm ths seu11ens ctr
-Sprngneid Republican
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-19

La upa hfIlAas higAvay . dAyorswo
slnss esnsr.l proafR y vas as1raO
funsrsl, tos. asd ~ 6u6pss VS. 4ais =
ser.nrs = he funeral tam shas drsw -
improvissd hsarsl Six little boys and three
xiris drew the hearse, nd TIE cosrse in IL
vehjeis vas that of . dekuncs billy goa2
I ask~d shs larEsE boy, ~ isadsr. b
vns the foreman Of The Dire company and -
answered NO, ir, WIZ . funeral" 1hs
sex,nee answer induced M 70 look into ~
wagon, and It's contsnts rsyaalsd % my afhs
he firss dad goat 1T ID ever onn NJ
little uniersaker, wAo haA ownsd h1y. -
hxhssnsd me vhsn b nd BILLY was good
goat, and me and Billy I'D to have bs Il
fun In old tines"
A RoatS funeral vAs 70 novel . morsuary
proceeding that accspe~d the Invitation %
become oosof the mourners and followed IL
little vsgua drawn BY the children Up ~
hilixds. through he winding has over -
Common 10 TIA gravs appointed for the ~
rssting place Of al that was mortal of poor
Bully.
have seldom sssu . more decorous ooserv-
ance by grown people at the grsve<ids. vhsn
the ciods hid from sight al that IVES mate
rial, than Was observed BY thsss children In
the burial Of their dad friend, Who doubt
les bad often drawn them in Jolly good fel
lowxhip around and about the highways and
hillsides Of winsted In the same wagon which
dad carried Billy to his last resting plaza
His grave was not long nor was IL deep, but
il was deep enough to cover him well, and N
il be was gently placed and few spadefuls
Of dirt carefully deposited upon Billys imam
innate form Then the littls leader took from
his pocket q bottle filed With water, and
each child present sprinklsd few drops into
the grave.
little more ceremony and the grave was
covered, each child - the procession moved
away turning to say "Good-by, Billy" !
stopped and picked daisy from among IL
kith and kin which whiseued the field al
around and about and laid it on the grave -
my o6ering-not to . dead goat-but to the
good friend Of . little boy who loved him
we'll enough to give him decent burial, and
bore testimony to biz good traits h the sim-
pie tribute, BILLY was . good goat"
As walked away little song sparrow, Or
perhaps il was a wren, which bad been nerv-
ously hopping about on the bush tops few
yards away, few down upon the new made
grave and burst out with rapturous song
and flooded all the air with melody. All,
we'll. l thought, As l wandered down the hill
vide, there isn't any use for goat heaven
when the grave Of gray old Billy h watered
by the tears Of children, and the funeral
ceremony ends with the anthem Of such .
chorister Comm Cor. Hartford
Courant
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-19

Little Brother foedtime,-Why dont you
take your stockings OF
ittls Slater twhose mother buys the ch0p
black kind)-Isdot all Of en- Cd At wtu cuGs
od.-New York Weekly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-19

Yet what more could ~ hope tor2 Do you not
know that ninesenths Of all eur pain and suffering
arises from this cse prsvailiag eo~psainff Rheu
ma ism, liver complaint, and urinary troubles are
nothing nore less than symptoms Of chronic in
digestion and dyspepsia Remove the cause and
the effect disappears. Clear out the ashes and the
IRE eurus bright. Undtsested food NILS the blood
with poison and imparisy. that ne feel tired.
lAAgaid. weak and feeble.
SHAkKR EXTRACT Of Roors. or SEt6KL's SyRpr,
dissipates the headache restores the Lost appetite
builds up broken constitutions, aad reaoses that
bare q car nves-eoasipasion-
soaa b. al druggists. a.A BY Al. WHITE,
angl7deoa&v4unf ~ DuAae Street. Neu YorS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-19
SOME USEFUL HINTS.

Ceilings that have been moked with .
kerosene lamp should be washed OF with
soda water
Silver may be kept bright for months by
being placed in an air tight case with good
sized piece Of camphor
Strong muriatlc acid applied with . cloth,
and the spot washed thoroughly with water,
Is recommended to remove ink stains from
boards
When dat irons become rusty, black them
with stove polish and rub well with a dry
cloth The yolk Of an egg to wipe them over
with has also been recommended
Lemon juice Is q good thing for removing
tan Il Is also excellent for taking stains
from the hands, and applied to the hands at
night will keep them soft and white
When ready to serve q Jelly or cream that
has been set In q mold, set the mold in tepid
water, or wrap q warm cloth about the mold
for . moment This will loosen the Jelly
To raise the pile Of plush or velvet, damp
ca on the wrong side with clean. cold water,
then hold tight across the face Of hot iron,
and rub the crushed spct With . clean. stiff
brush
MAKE all kitchen aprons Of seeruckef, and
% avoid quite an item IN the weekly ironing,
- it requires none. II work dresses are
made Of the same goods they need ironing
only when lined
Never wash . Jelly bag. stratner cloth.
pudding bag, or dumping nets with soap
Ths next thing that b put into or passed
through these things viii surely taste Of the
davoring Of alkah
The French water ica are somseimes made
With Q arup Of sugar and water boiled until
IL forms . dns thread between ths thumb
end forsdnger. This strup contains four
tmD - much sugar - vatR.
To make . fruits ancs thas = miss for
many psddingA rsducs ons eapfsl a bsr-
IN 10 . pulp By pre9ing tAan through .
0ns dsvs; odd 70 them one eupfnl of 09W
bsa1n 10 cream With one cupful Of batter;
odd ths fruis juice, and laseiy ths hsstea
white Of an eeg. Thb oncs should b awvs1
directly II b MadA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-19
Brighton and WATERFOWL Live Stool
Market

Heparted Tor Krnnrbeo Journal Tor week ea1isb
sept III
AMOUNT OF LIVE SroCK AT MARkkT.
Cattle. Sheep and Lambs. Swine. Veals. Hos.ss
Gp-j 1859 l6ly0G 1928 5y6
NUMBER From Tux SEVERAL SrATks
Cattle. sheep and LAmbs. Calves. Hor.es. 3~f; =
bt 40 t26 VI
PKicKs OF MARkKT BEHv.
few cboic. At $500. 80. extra. o.. 50atS.7s,
first quality, So oos "a s-eond quality ~ 50ai 70
third quality. ~. 0oas4.ls.
P.iCka or SanKP AND LAMBs.
In iots " 90. 800 ~ 80. each extra. o. 75sl4 80
or from Ito u cents per pound spring lambs, 2a,c,
veal calves. DAD cents.
ARRIVALS M srNAMrRs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-19
DAUGHTERS OF EVE.

Mrs Maybrick's mother says she doesn't
propose to leave England until her daughter
is set free
The daughters of Julian Hawthorne are
named Hldegarde, Gwendolen, Gladys, Bea-
trice and lmogen.
Mime. Carnot, wife Of the French president,
is Of medium height. with olive complexion
and Roman features.
A Mrs. Fanny Vertun claims that she holds
the title deeds for the entire ground on which
Minneapolis Is built and has begun suit for
possession,
Miss Joanna Baker, who has been appointed
to the chair of Greek at Simpson college, in
Iowa, began the study OF the Ian guage at the
age Of years
Mrs. Kendall tells Us in her new book of
"Recollections' that, having married an
actor. she vowed that she would never play
love scenes with any one but her husband
Mrs. Charles B. Pope, of Chicago. will give
library to the town OF Danville, Vt. to re-
place the one destroyed by fire last May Her
husband now dead, was a native of Dauville
Sarah Holland. a woman evangelist, preach
Ing among the negroes at Brunswick, Ga.
distributes a load Of waternelons Tree at the
meetings The crowds that go to hear her
preach are enormous
The Duchess Of Marlborough won the first
and special prize wiki her Blenhei.i spaniel,
Norwich Lady. at kidlington Oxfordshirel
dog show. near the ducal palace The breed
originated in the palace and is kept up there
Lady Mccartney wife OF Sir Halliday Ma
,artney. secretary Of toe Chinese embassy in
London, was recently fined s25 for III treat
ing her female servants. She was in the habit
OF tearing out handfuls Of their hair when
ever they dispeased her ladyship
Josie Holmes, formerly private secretary
Of Vice President Harper OF the Fidelity
bank. Cincinnati, is now clerk in the census
bureau at Washington and has recently been
promoted The other feminine clerks are in
n state Of mind over the discovery
Lady Dixie is one of the most accomplished
women in England 1t is said to be perfect
treat to sit by her At dinner. she is 50 bright,
piQuant and clever. and at the same time 80
kind and sympathetic. She Possesses in an
eminent degree what the French call savoir
vivre
Both Ellen Terry and her young son, who
has now definitely adopted the stage as pro
fesEiou, will appear in the revival Of The
Dehu hieoit III tne LySeutn III iOuuon MI
lrvings visit To Paris recently was for the
purpose Of making studies for the mounting
of this play
Mrs. J ". Coughlin, Of st. Paul, while
walking on the railroad track, was struck by
rapidly moving train, hurled into the air
and over a harbel wire fence into . vacant
lot She was not seriously hurt, and after
giving the engineer piece Of her mind she
started out across the lot at rapid gait.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-19
To Let.

mo RENT-The Gen. Conner house, II Elm ST.
i Possession given Oct Is. Apply to II. W.
True, Augusta. septi7du
VUNO WENT-My house on Crescent St,
i cupi,d by q. n. Iswrer ce, the first day Of DC
tober, as have notified him to vacate or before
that time. IRA ID. STuRGEs
Sept. :, 1889. septildn q
rINO lET.-The coal sheds and wharf recently
i occupied by o. williamson. Also one house
on Grove ST. JAMES W. NORTH, Grove St.
Sept. 4th, 1859. DIFF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-12
A MURDERER ARRESTED.
He Gives Himself Up and Claims Pro
lection from Lynching.

CHcAeo, Aug. IA special from Frankfort,
Mich, says; The steamer Dewar returned from
Otter creek yesterday morning having on board
Sheriff Case and the posse, also c. T. Wright;
also a. prisoners an Indian named Jno. Lahee,
and Swede named johannes Anderson. The
party also brought in the body Of Deputy
Sheriff Marshall The news Of the murder and
the prominence Of ell concerned spread like
wiidlirs. The sheriff on arriving at the scene
OF the tragedy found assembled over 200
brawny settlers, with . hxed determination TO
hang the murderer. The crowd learning that
the Indian knew Wright's hiding place he was
asked to reveal it, but on getting no answer the
hesving line of the propeller was placed around
bis neck and he was hung up to . pine tree I'M
til nearly stranglsd.
WHEN LET down. He coNrrssED
that Wright was hiding ON the North Bluffs
and had made arrangements with him TO await
the departure Of the lumber barge, Seymour,
then to meet him with skiff and place him on
board The bookkseper, Fred Crossett, was
next questioned. He confessed all he knew
OF the crime. during the midst Of which
wright suddenly appeared at the edge OF the
woods and Voluntarily surrendered to the
sheriff, and at the same time claiming protec-
ton. He was at once taken on board the
steamer. Deputy Sheriff Marshall was shot in
the breast, causing instant death. Thurber
sprang to his assistance and tried to wrest the
gun away from Wright, who in the tussel drew
q revolver from his hip pocket, placed the
muzzle to Thurber's ear and fred, the ball
lodging in the brain. The victim staggered a
thorities feeling apprehensive and fearing a
lynchlng party hired the steamer Dewar and
took Wright 70 Manisted Jail, 80 miles distant,
for safe keeping.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-12
Name. o. G. /
Washington Stock Exchange.

Following are s0day's quotations at close Of
Government Bonds-U. 8. 4xs, registered, 1o5x
bid. u. ). ANS, 1891, coupon, 1861 bid. U. s.
As. REGISTERED, l2s bid. U. 5. ~, coupon.
District Of Columbia Bonds-Per imp. Go. 1891,
coin, lo5h bid, 1864 asked. Per imp. 7s,
1892, currency, 10S bid. 20-year fund. Is, 1852,
coin, lo6 bid. 20-year fund. p. c., 1885, coin
Ill bid. Water Sock, rs, 1901, currency, 1927.
bid. S0-year fund, 6s. 1907, coin, l23 bud.
3-6hs, 1874. fund. currency, l22 bid.
Miscellaneous Bonds-U. =. Electric Light bonds
I'd 6s. e5 bid. 100 asked. Washington and
Georgetown Railroad, l0-aO 6s, 1867 asked.
National Bank Stocks - Bank OF washington
$50 bid. Bank Of Republic. 225 bid, 24O ask ed.
Farmers and Mechanics, l75 bid. Citizens, 100
bid. Columbia, las bid.
Railroad Stocks-Metropolitan. 14l asked. Co
i1mbia: 50 BID, 90 asked capitOii and North
Insurance Stocks-Firemens,4 Al bid. Franklin,
Al bid. Metropolitan, 74,bid. National Union,
20 bid. A lington, 40 bid. Columbia, lax bid
10 asked. Potomac, OF bid Riggs, bid. Ma
tional Topographic, 80 bid, 45 asked. Mer.
genthaler. 20 bid, 32k asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stock-Washington Cas-
Az bid, 45 asked. Georgetown Gas, 40 bid.
U. y. Electric Light ~ bid, s5a asked. Pneu.
matte Gun Carriage, Ia bid, IL asked
Telephone OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 23 bid, sc
asked. Chesapeake and Potomac S5x bid
American Graphopnone Company, 81 bid, q
asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks Washington Market Com
pany, 16 bid Washington Brick Machine
Company, 2S0 bid. Great Falls Ice Company
1876 bid, $50 asked. Columbia Title Insurance
Company, 6k bid. National Safe Deposit
Company, 800 asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-12
A WRECKED LIFE.
An Attempt at Suicide, but Courage
Fails at the Last Moment.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1a-The attempted suicide Of
Daniel Dolan tells the sad story Of . wrecked
life. Dolan thought he had nothing to live for.
He found himself utterly unable to leave drink
alone and was fast going to destruction. There
fore he decided to end his wretche dnsss at once.
He walked into the north side water works at 2
o'clock yesterday morning, stepped under the
crank rod Of one Of the mighty pumps and
waited for it to come down and crush him with
its ponderous weight The Waterman, engi-
neer and fireman were In the engine and boiler
rooms and there was no one to save Dolan from
his fate. His courage seemed to fail him nj
the last moment and he made an effort to get
out of the way Of the descending rod. He only
partially succeeded, for the rod caught him,
crowded him down and crushed his left arm
and left leg between it and the steel bed on the
level Of the floor, which it clears by very few
inchss, The rod rose again a. the fly wheel
turned, leaving Dolan helpless, on the door, d.
recty in its path. He called for help and the
Waterman rushed out grasping Dolan by the
shoulders and dragged him out OF his perilous
position. Dolan will lose his arm and leg but
will probably recover
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-12
Congress Must Ratify the Treaty.

A telegram from Chamberlain, s. D., says
"The report extensively circulated that Con-
gress must ratify the Sioux treaty before the
lands are thrown open ia q mistake It will only
need the Presidents proclamation after the
commission reports to make the lands part OF
the public domain"
This dispatch is misleading. There are two
laws relative to the opening Of the Sioux Indian
reservation. Both bear the date of March 2
1889. One law provides for the ratification OF
the agreement made with the Indians by
Congress, and the report Of the com.
mission will be sent to Congress and
action must be taken by Congress before
the President can issue proclamation an.
nouncing that the lands are open for settle
mont. It will be a year, and perhaps longer
before settlers can 80 on the land, and the
misrepresentation that have been circulated
80 extensively are either the result of ignorance
or are IN the interest OF those who would profit
by having crowds Of expectant settlers throng.
ing along the bounds of the reservation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-12
TUE WONDERFUL CARLSBAD SPRINGS

At the Ninth international Medical Congress. Dr.. A.
a Tobeldt Of the University Of Pennsylvania read
apaper stating that out of thirty treated With the
esuune imported Powdered Carlsbad Sprudsl Salt for
shEonc eonspston, hypochondra, disease of the hv-
q md kidusys hundics. adiposis. diabetes, dropsy
from vslvusr heart dissasA dyspspsia. catarrhal n
ANIMATION Of the stomach. ulcer Of the stomach or
Vpleen children with mar,smus. sous rheumstism Of
The joints gravel etc. twenty sx we're entirely cured
three much improved aud one not treated long enough
Avsrsgs time Of treatment four vccks.
The C.riabsd sPrudsl salt powder form, T. an e.
pleasant 70 and permanent in action The
Sosflss Each bottle comes In Q light blue paper
ICON, aud mas the signature "EISNER = MENDLE-
6Oy CO.." sols ssepts, Barclay street, New York,
e. every bottle One bottle mailed upon receipt %
one Dollar DE- Toboldts lectures mailed free upc .
spprcstion aul-m.w&