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Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-03

Ebinger's bakery and ice cream and dining
parlors, cor. Third and S. Spring sts
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-03

Ind, says: "Both myself and wife owe our live
30 SHILOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE" For sal
by c. F. Heinzeman, 1872 North Main street.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-03

CATARRH CURED, health ana sweet breath
secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh remedy. Price so
cents. Nasal Injector free For sale by G. F.
Heinzeman, 122 North Main street.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-03
Harris, the Halter

And gents. furnisher, 2O4 s. Spring ST., oppo-
site the Hollenbeck.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-03

Ask For 1t.
Minnesota Spring Wheat Patent Flour.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-03

CECURITY SAVINGS BANK AND TRUST
- Company.
No. 148 S. Main St., Los Angeles, Cal
F. n. MYERS, S. A. FLEMING,
President Vice-President
J. f. SARTORI, Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
Isaias w. Hellman. o. w. Childs.
]. A. Graves S. A. Fleming.
T. L. Duque. James Rawson
III. b.. Shaw. A. c. Rogers, M. d.
A. j. Browne. ]. F. Sartori.
Maurice Hellman. +. N. Myers
Five Per Cent. Interest Paid on
Deposits.
The notice of the public is called to the fact
that this bank only loans money on approved
real estate security; that it does not loan money
to its stockholders, officers clerks that among
its stockholders are some of the Oldest and most
responsible citizens of the community; that un-
der the state laws, the private estates of its
stockholders are pro rata liable for the total in
debtedness of the bank.
These facts, with care exercised in making
loans, insure safe depository for saving ac-
counts. School teachers, clerks, mechanics
employees in factories and shops, laborers, etc,
will find it convenient to make deposits in
small amounts,
Financial agents for eastern and San Fran
cisco capital. Money to loan on ranches and
city property. Bonds and mortgages bought.
Remittances may be sent by draft or Wells
Fargo Express. je25-1y
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-03
r Os ANGELES COUNTY BANK.
Temple Block, Los Angeles, CAL
Capital Stock Paid Up, 100000.
Reserve Fund, 100000

JOHN f. Platter President
X. S. BAKER Vice. President
GEO. H. STEWART Cashier
DIRECTORS:
H.. L. Macneil, lothian Bixby,
John r. Platter, Robert s. Baker,
Lewellyn Bixby, Geo. w. Prescott,
Geo. H. Stewart
Buy and Sell Exchange on San Francisco,
New York, London, Paris, Berlin and Frank
fort.
Buy Exchange on all parts of the United States
and Europe.
Receive Money on open account and. certia-
exchange business. jNl
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-03
E,ARMERs AND MERCHANTS BANK OF

DIRECTORS.
O. W. Childs, G. Z. Thorn, Jose Mascarel, ]. B.
Lankershim, c. Ducommun, Philippe GARNER,
L. G. Goodwin, L. J.. Bradbury, Isaias w. He'll
man, II. w. Hellman.
STOCKHOLDERS.
o. w. Childs, L. L. Bradbury, Philippe Gar
nier, James b. Lankershim, I. L. Duque, Jose
Cameron E. Thorn, Domingo Amestoy, Louis
Polaski, L. c. Goodwin, Prestley c. Baker,
Frank Lecouvreur, oliver II. Bliss, Sarah j. Lee,
Isaias w. Hellman H. w. Hellman. juI
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-03

DIRECTORS.
r. NJ. Widney, G. A. Warner >-+-.
d. o. MiltimOre c. M Wells
s. w. Little, L. p Morrill,
/. H. Titus,
Eight per cent. bonds secured by first mort
gage on real estate, with interest PAYABLE semi
upwards. "n0
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12
AN AalE-eODIED YARN.
A Thousand Nevada Wolves Cleaned Out
by Miners Fiddle

A MIL Creek miner thus winds CD the
story OF fight between a thousand
wolves that besieged bis cabin one night
recently In the noun ssins Of that re-
gion. melted 20 frenzy by the notes of
the aforesaid miners fiddle, says the
Virginia City Chronicle.
IL added and they flt and eat each
other I'll the band began 10 thin out
Every time 1 gave an extra rasp on
the E string they howled louder and
pitched in sfresh. They kept 1t Up fos
three hoors. when there wasn't more
than foVty or ffty left, and they so
blamed fun that they could hardly
vsddIe.
but I fddisd and they ft for a
second wind. When one threw Up the
sponge the others bOleed him in q
tvinkling. By and by there wasn't
more than dozen left But | hddled
and they ct and feasted.
When sbey got down 10 three, each
one laid hold Of another-s tai and
chswed for glory. The ring kept grow
ing smaller, bat I fddled and they
chswed until there Was only bunch a
hair left. and that blowed away down
bill. The SNOW wss AL red with blood
and trzn1plc down ten fret Heads and
bones we're -r1ng al down the osn ron
and there vas fur enough IA sight %
st1f circus tent. II vas the dRndiest
doc rs~f+ orn- cav
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12

tnas NJ. Kinksl iaven I'D and oon-
ssrzcsod the siren. shO largest fog
signal IA sho world From ls6s unHl
ls7B - wa ths superintendent Of The
Ne sropoAsa Gasliga. Company in New
York. sttSr which tins he established
himself az N architect tu that city and
constructed many pubuc and private
baildl Rrs mere. In 1856 be VAs appointed
srrhisoct IN shs oGlce u he Supervising
Architecs of the United States Treasury
Department, bus vas disDlsSed hy the
rsturn Il tte Revubli,ans 20 POKER.
"Whon frst beard ~ Fdfers pro
posed Paris soEsr,- says Mr.. KiukeL
'is struck me that Il would not
b vsry EificaIs % build lower
- hat height and before knew
snT hing Of ths details Of EiTers
Plan 7 shOaghs out . plan fsr tower
nearly $50 tset taller sasn his wa 20 b.
I employed M leisure IN perfecting my
an and tn making drawings and spec
scsstcus - - construction and cost
Sonsbody ,old rhe Washington CORE
spondent q Pissshurgh paper What Mr..
Einkai vas az work ah. sod he wrote a
rs-.grsDh about it Thas paragraph
found fss way 60 London ana ths pro-
u'otr-s o, The proposed tower there
wrote - Mr Kinkel asking hiun % enter
-, CON etitio, which theT had opened
D. -sfasigners In March OF this
gear Mr Einxel ser- bis plans snd
srecifca sions. and recenslv inform stion
came vhksh. eholr1 not tho of8cisl slti-
mstuni. ls surlcfen- % warrant shr ss-
ss-rs~n 'has M kin ksls tower vii -
erected in London.
The scve- vfIi - T. ~ feot high. eT-
r-rsf~~ ~ -be o--snen -etion upon thN
<rre and 40 teae st -ha base The
o. svssiou ~ .ae tower viii have SIX
toeu hvrerhoNc .ur~ed 'eTs - lat.-ed
srapl Construct sr. 3 -li0 sninE f-o RI
t-f-.r fa.e e. sla f-un3asica - f~s
fee. az ~ rca i1 sections - thirty
tr-ae fees fsur inches sni - tbi-tV-
a.. .~u-seS ~lsh hcrirsotsl ard iisEo-
ual s-~sfS hra-es sra -ls-roa7 Sar-
rornlinr .ha base - tse -owsr vii IA
s---.- ,a lsinxs. ard tre ornamental
w-F wn he sre-tssd m tte modern
C-tr~ .al T,3 Ian stT s -ri.h 'er-n s-usn-
sF-z -s---res re~iifo-s Dint-rts. go.
ire ~ rr1r- zs ~fl ss -arsiT - pr ssed
"a VAN sd ,r r1f -cUr7r. and pat r
~ ,ss-a-s The prime. rai fsa-u~e -
saa rs--~- sa~s NJ zl7Fai ~ go i-s
r-ir-t - pro~-r-irrs. Tec r1ala 7~sr10res
vf.- ha srr~,1r h7 t.r- large rorti-
r-es F rsr
frr-
-se re-a -r sf.e f-a t faner
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12
HIS hEART sOFTENEp.
A stnbborn Jaror T. Nu~-s By tts Pray
~rs OF fT@ Comma Mons

The furT ia tbe McGreTor murder
trial ~ Wsrrensou. ca vas "hon1" -
JaeoT Baker for forr day. savs AZ A.
snta correspondent ~ tbe New York
World Ho-s fnsl decision Vas reached
lssAsd pat yesterday. Rariv thursday
nOrnins detected >p4 of men gssheraa
- ne tsET-eo>sn. Baker ssili holding oct
6ru szssnz4 Eo.uittsl
BgvS rill sc ever ~ oct e
he-rT 49, era. Ln despatrinE tone
- vo.c-N
= I fs0n0 repliei snofhe~ I've ar
gp~A ~ish Baksr a. Tn sfck. aai I've
plasa0i go him en Tm pian Sired
Get, pit IN arc .her.
" slsaei him 81 ~ t7aVus is
sore 80 ta ~.
RaTs ~~ss N Heafh. -rHe~s's ore
p ~ - s.~-st red rTe hars n~ver
"a - - Is,har
sef - ~ rrf Fre-r can
-e -~aeh go arI ~ nan So can
-arr -r7sfr Ns7 fe froe FrsFrrs v-li
raH - iVe rss-- - ls,s-s ise1 F.
-as retfr
fa le~s "a f-s~ Rs-sh=s TJrsfh ir
FTRTT 0af.ea 7rf tfe -lf~-f -sz fn sf-
-~eFA - re Hsrerff af hr-e snd 80
pre- arsiars hf~ tss~~@ H~est --
ttea fii an h1s s---e l- tte fnrr -o-s
as g-sraa Ha ass s..s fse arnl ~
Is ~Eht r. srfse-rs s-5 #aa -
~i ssr rr "a, M-rr~~r sd sss
sac -s ~se~
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12
ANOTHER Alb CASTLE
CEartes Ki1ksrs Tower Dsszxn %
Bs CarTzsd Oh a LoEGo2
Sss-r n4zsrs rDs 8~<zz-@n-A srs14---
49, Iz.ss gefl8 - L-sSs EsS2 nzxA
-Lzzsrsstlz.g E1S-~~s 4-z
DsL442-


cogYzrsz- ~ 81 ExssEAFsasTsps,zzz %.
s~-< Stew E slrses xrst1-1~s In -
Feu1AsB lFal-A 4yeags 80 ~ g1l4s1
siEz II Erast derssenbeFy's szlooa a.
EEssts p@sslng Gg5suZgn - snail
Vz-ss-storY brick cabling IA sh1ch
Hsrr Gsrsueu1erg sap1lles als szssou1-
sEs sisl LLese essen ll4is - h1m4u use,
FlgrQsls- trtnz. aGt pace - slssp. Ia
t1s s-ck part ~ ne saLo0n there ars .
fss wooden lfales sIsreon Ets slccu-
lent sstlerWlEsE AAd ths red0lsnt
ehssss u 1er V4eFsand ars served With
beer o. Ehsinish vines - szch custom
srs as are willing 70 taxs Ehs8r chances
~fth them On tie ssoond c0o< tLs
irons ro0rzs are devoted - lAdiss .1sh
aPpstltss for German dishss- The rest
~ Ene bai-dlnz . sat % into bedrooraA
u one sf thsse bed rO0aas 0a tee TOP
floor. room perhaps aftssn - twenty
feet f0znt Charles Elnkei. The man
~aoss name sfas fair % 0Verlay that of
Eirsl Ia Proportion as hLs sa8inssring
sziu develops s3s4see s0sess than rhs
one az Parts This hstls room Is Dir.
klnxsfs ~sFId II r hs liVss and does
IA work AiOns A large. Comfortable
iosktng oe1. = sulail. Hncomfortzble-
lssziag lsvngs. a lizzie h-lrsas. q plain
Wsshatand md a l@rgs pine ssbie such
"a 1fal gatsTnea ase take up NEST q the
sDAes Ia the room. A feN modest
chairs. i1znbis OF boob : al sorts OF
garments scattered krsund. and the b :
table asd to~n Etsh engineering ap-
- =
scattered loosely All as0at. and few
arshi lscssrai trSvfnys On tho wall com
pless Ne trraisaiag Of the room and
leave ltsis space fox any thing slse.
Charles Kinkel Is a Prassian, IS you
vOait knoE by his s1rong-looking head
sad his pronounced acoenL lie has been
Ia America sor thirty-thres years, o0t
10 still mixes German xords with m
gush ones IA sach manner that IL you
DO n0t xn0w both languages you VIII
have some trouble 81 following bin. H0
Wss Born Ia ths hetlo village OF Schke1-
ditE near Lsipzig August -, ts22 His
p0iysec bate edncltion vas obtained
tAroagh study first a. tho school in
Hanover. then At the famous institute
a. Karlzru.hs and at last ne vas grsdu-
a.sd IN IsD from ehs Berlin Academy,
tae highss- polytsohnium IN Germany.
For two years afser this DO was engaged
in she oonsEactioa Ot public baildtngs
and ~oriOs IN Germany, and in 1859 vas
called % Ito JAniero, where he TO
mAined to1r years planning and srect-
Ing shs royal palace for the Emperor
Dom Psdr0 II 1851 be came 70 the
Z nlted States ard engaged as assistant
engineer n ;he ngbt-hoase department.
a. New York It vas when employed
sAsrs GndS- ths late Psoi Joseph Henry
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12

$50 fx shscs-ssa sssGaz- II ~-s pl-t1>
y rEs h,zAt 4 saso<xsss >, e<s 'sf2sss -
ie sozos frozef .sksS Ia 49, -s ssSo-
ssr~d = Azsd BE usszslY saia~ ! hf-S~ ra-s
14s y wo1ce n - 2sAe-
Sssns<al sferc14 su1a q E~ay us4r~St~
sGs Ih@2ss Ezis s.<aags D&2 sd aat
49, ~B4s a. zsss ~on1srf-- q stae<2
a. ~@s tAe ss1d1nz u naessege ~ Uss
- ~ b2s1ness zz,sa = Z hller'--' ~ z--lss
away" sd hs. 'tAos1gA theSe ~4S -
tslsgrzph,"
'~Iee p@opls - ttose psFts- CO IA oe.
Geasrzl Asrcas. ssy anc believe s1as
shs ga m4n l. ~zAsS- BE s2a-P@y ssys
hs knoss Ehs La
II ar glad yoo took me ost among
sesh-anc- blood people. sd The LADY -
her brother - they we're gong hoUss
we learns 50 many -pr@ot-e@l Ana E2s-
terisl ttings smong such people
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12

fee. OF surface space. 70 DO used FOR res
tesrsnss, bazars. etc From this floor
the four isrVs elevators, capable OF car
ry1ng comfortably ftty persons each,
will raise their loads AZ cAe rate Of 250
feet minute % the second foor. which
viii contain twelve rooms similar 20
those on the ground floor. The second
four elevators will be a little smaller
and will raise their loads no feet
higher than the first ones Tho third
four elevators will lift 200 feet higher
tha the second. and here al the top
eoor two elevators, exc feet, Will
tako passengers az the same rate Of
speed 20 she top OF the tower.
Tne globe ~ the apex OF the tower
wiz be twenty-five feet In diameter and
viii be formed Of prismatic glass con-
tanning sixteen powerful electric lights.
which may DO seen At a distance OF
about fifty miles. On all the outside
balconies, which viii surround the
tower at intervals OF 100 feet, there viii
be strings OF eleotric lamps with globes
OF varying coiors-
Some idea Of the immersity OF the
tower may be gained from a few OF the
estimates OF its cost The steel for the
framework, for example, will cost $780,
oo0 II will weigh S7so tons. Tho
foundation OF granite, concrete and
brick wf1l cost So. 900. The caso1ron
orramentation and foot-plates will
weigh 8, $50 tons and Will cost sass. 900.
while the galvanized and corrugated
shoet-iron, copper. etc, will add s12o,-
600 IL VIII cost sT5, 900 10 provide
lamps for the tower and SIS. 900 for
lightning rods The glazing will cost
$50, 900, the painting SIS. .0oo. The stair
cases alone viii cost s5o.ooa. The en-
tire cost of the tower VIII be 81, 6S7, 900.
Mr.. Ktnl0el Is now engaged upon an
other tower-one which he says viii
eclipse this ono N it is ever erected He
Is rather reticent about this last one,
bu. By putting this and that together
and by pressing Mr.. Kinkei little
closer with questions l learned that
some New York capitalists who are not
quite cont tent 20 let Chicago have all the
glory and profit Of Columbus discovery
Of America have resolved to erect a Co
lam bus tower In Central Park, and have
inspired Mr. Kinkel 70 set himself TO
work on the plan of il. Mr.. Kinkel says
that In view Of the fact that the discovery
was made IN 1902, tho tower commem-
orativs OF that event must DO 1893
feet high How Far the arrangements
for this tower have progressed l can not
say. but Mr.. d. w. C. Ward, the secre-
tary Of the Abbott Manufacturing Com
pany. has BEEN over from New York two
OF three times 10 see Mr.. Kinkel about
r., and Mr. Kinksl is now hard at work
on The plans Willis p HAWKINS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12
a GUATEmALAN WIZARD.
What Washington Lsdy Heard - n
rarty of stractIy PrastleaI People.


A gifted Washington lady who n very
much tzkeu up with the various rolig-
ioDs and soisntifo Issues OF the day has
q brother. prominent politician saTs
correspondent Of the New York Trib-
une. who persistensiv urges upon ber toe
necessity Of going n 20 society moro and
getting more practical and material no
tions In her hesi. The other night hs
induced her 20 90 with him 70 a recep-
tion-
Get away from 7our theosophicsl
books and pamphlets" said he. Come
along ard spend sn evening With real
fesh- aoi-blood people and get little
good worldly sense IN your noodle"
Tha fist person whom The brother
p-esen Ted 20 his sister =. the reception
was tae distinguished Mexican dele
gate. General Enrique A. Mercia
After the iu-rodDction small talk about
TIE yea ther aud the plessurable features
q he occasion hsd been disposed -.
General Msrcia va led % confess thst
a. occa sioual attack of gozt vas tie ono
disturssr % sis social enjoyment
"Tou oogbt 20 ~ he faith curs, said
ne lsdT
Genera Ms-oia's eTes sparkied wfsh
isssrsst ss he said.
shoaf ike - know so1sthiae %
sfts rur~ 7 VI rsuch Interested IN ssp-h
ssbj4css CHRISTIAN =ctence. m nd s-1rs.
svirifa4 isnl- and ia NV rsssorn r.liz-
ion vhftt rou call-vhat q ft Tsu cali
him~
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12
nOURlshED OK POISON.
rAs Bs4suruI M.iasa Who Gave Ds.th
wlth = h klss-

rks be4stircl M@taea Nho Gave Ds4th
wlth = Kiss
II the tenth chapter of swans trans
lstion Of tie ~GestA RomzE0rlE' ~e
are told that he Queen Of TIE korlh.
hzytag heard Of ths great pronciency
which AieKan6er the Great made Il
learning under tae tuitioa Of Aristotle,
s'nOUri she'd her daughter from heT cradle
Oh a certain kind Of deadly poison, and
when she grew up she vas consldered 30
beautiful tia, the sight Of her alone a.
feceed many with madness p" The Queen
seat tAis perilo1s dznsel % Alexander
no fell desperately in love with ker
at arss sight Bus Aristotle knew al
about II AZ = glsnoe. and warned his
royal paPn Of Ter deadly nature he
then oa0sed nale,Acior 20 be brosght
who Was condemned 70 death, and
scarcely had the man touched her HIPS
before 'his whole frame was improg-
mated with poison. and be expired Ia ths
greatest agony" Alexander :haaked
hts wise tutor. aad resarned the gir 20
her father. The curious tale, as War
ton has pointed cat IA bis History Of
English Poetry" Is founded on the
tWenty-eighth chapter OF the 'Secretpm
SecretoraTn." sscribed 20 Aristotle Ia
spurious work compiled in tho middle
sgesl, entitled DE Puella Eutrita
VsDeno." where IT Is a King Of india
who thus endeaVors 10 do for
Alexander WartOn adds that he
thinks that Pliny gives some ae-
count Of nations whose natural tod
was poison; that Miurid0tes, King Of
Pontns-land OF venomons herbs and
the country of the sorccress MeacA-
was supposed 90 eat poison; and thot Sir
John Mandeville's Travels would
probably afford other instances. II
would seem that this tale OF the girl
nourished on poisons was derived from
India In the great Sanskrit collection,
"Kasha Sarit Sagsra" OF Ocean Of tho
Rivers OF Story" by somadeva (based
upon a mach older work, ''Frihat
Kaths. or Great Story" by Gsnadhy ia \
1t is related that 1.-The minister of Brsh-
rnadssta laid snaros IN the path of the
King of Vatsa as he advanced lie
tainted, by means of poison and other
delo teFious substances, the trees flower
ing creepers, water and grass all along
the line OF march And he sent poison
damsels as dancing girls among the en-
emy's host, and he also dispatched noe
turnal assassins inoo their midst" See
Prof. c. Fl. Tawney's translation, pub
hshed at Calcutta In the same work
1t is told Of another daZnsel. named Un-
madini, that every one who beheld hel
became mad. II is we'll known that In
some parts of Austria-H Hungary horses
have arsenic administered TO them in
order TO render their coats sleek and
glossy before they are taken TO market,
and that the peasant girls take arsenic
IN iOrge quantities TO improve theh
complexions which It certainly does
though IL is said TO rot the bones
Whether the kissing of any Of those
poison-esting girls would cause instant
death TO the rash youth" / do no
know; bat probably not
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12

Ils Splendid fEa eump ses
spa leieA la.s of laul ln
Aa1ls4a au4 1aNWeal tsaaue.. n. l.1
extensive ald Valuable laaaer Rights
several Elaa asuuia tarns. $3.50
I.aL. act b.taom land farm. near
IaN ioNn uf Newport, 4r1atsset. The
lsaa wl.c.i IS held .u fet s...l llt extcaas
O. over tfIF thousands acr.. ltRIt IS
also a utost ,li'-ial tails pulA saW aill.
uttea NliD Baud AID N.rculal SAWS aud
Machinery ~ tae most moaem lou-
strCcrou having dAlls pactyoi la.
500 feet. also Lstl and Stmr.e u lls,
Inls nrst-ciass Mul II situated ou
Tract of some My soies of l-nd on
the Ieaneeseo River. about 0ut nlIl Ne
ieioN knoxNr lle, which Be- une 0i as
most rapidly and steadily inCressng
cities ~ t4e south, villa a. present pop-
ulAuou ~ 81 900. There ls side TRACK
on tho h a A. H. H.. aad there wll. he
direct Communication with t8t IL & =.
Il r.. which passes r4gat through the
Lumber Yard The storage k aoB "a
connection wltb Sans prop .riy h ou lhe
French Bfoao NyeI soEs twenty un .es
above tle l0l. 4ud has capa a la
hold over l1I.Y AIlol fect of logs,
ana commands 81 tiD clei sources -
supply. Logs can ia raftel o. size u..l
tro1 tlt boom aa the YeaI rouud.
II- property AaYU1 come nfe tle
haDds ~ mvft AsFees must - ~elt aaa
such a sale ott.r a RARE tHAAtL to
investors az lcal lHulrrllcl.
Every l2fH N. ar Afforded fQT u-
-pectgI at Ohe property, slacA Nl. oe
exposed iIsi la parcels all tAca 49, "a
AL ...
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12
THIRTY YEARS SICK.

] was very sick 80 years had dr0psY az over M
body could not sleep OF lie down AL nfshis, Is teit
a choking sensation and would have 30 SIT la TN1
hours al a time AID f2ise1 shitc froth. Passages
from bowels were parity slime; also ht0 rubisfs
tnree inches a1ov~ ta- navel that COME our biz
as my ,nun when ] conghtd or had hard pain
there tsJ burning Ia my stomach sad sA.f wal 'gi
cough very bad. cag aud hard and iiressiuei 1lsB
shor' sIes.th and trouble with my heart aud terr-
be pain be 8w roy heart auG rhegmat' .m BeEtI
treatment with Or. 5. Clay Todd - NOnrOe-st
room !. Grand Rapids, Mica. Get g l,sr "a {
have been getting better ever since. aud an now
very much better in every rrS9-'f t-tn Dr. 5ld' s
treatment Dee 10. lss-. PETER kRUITHDF.
prcutle Ottawa County. Mich
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12
DIR. =. CLAY TODD,

once and Dispen3agy. Room 4 lmmen bl0ek. Is
Aonroe-sty Grad Rapids Men.
Cures Deafness. Noises IN the Head Cstarra
brOnehItlS. kRena2scsn. Nervous Debility. im
IOtcncc, harren scS< sd ais -sSes resdiUus from
e~riy indiseTeusns and exce sses OF manhood, Sad
Lungs. Eye and bar. Hts. 0id Sores. b. IA. a.
Dyspepsia, Nerve, spine Liver Kidney Heat
Diseases; shoflae 0t Breath. BE1k OF Head.
small oi BACK a. ala eases OF women a. 4 children
ana all chronic diseases.
once hours a. "A. 10 ] p. IN. c0nSu tattaa free.
and no charge for <eVyces Cnttl cured. Medicines
sent everywhere. Make a call II possible. Dirss.
tious in All iauguxgSa
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RHEUMATISM ALWAYS CURED.

KrNroN. O.. May Is. lsG--To az
whom 70 may concern j herrSy
certify tiat j WAS Al1i icted Tor >
wears with Al seksc % tue btp
JOINT. during wAich time i sal
fcrcd the a. osi cI Icrutiaune pa q
with but very little intufriissi0u.
Prom the Joint 10 followed the
direction 0l the bone. destroy
ing Il 20 within about inches
oi the knee. when IL discharged
from half q pint 10 . plnt of
matter q oay. small pieces 81
bone com ng AWAY from time 20
time. iried al the phys clans
that ] could hear Of that 4
thought " Juld be llkely 10 bene
III ne; ] then tried patent med
iCIucS. nulmeufS. aud SslEes.
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fiuueo 10 l1se stre 9Th. IIn&4ly
hearing oi the success OF DT. =.
Clay Todd So the ratmeui o.
such diseases. and being str0ag
IL persuaded Dy Nj =. q. No
Witty. father OF 4. y. McNitty.
10 gve Eim -ial. ] placed ny
self under his treatment. an1
an happy 70 say That / grad ual-
" improve 4. gaining strength.
the pain leaving me. the sores
being entirely hesleed. and my
limb. which Was sweilcd 20 neat
Iiy double the natural size. AZ
Sumed the natural shape and
feeling within SIX weeks time.
/ WAS O. iyears Of age when
cured. ] would be plessd 60
answer letters. from the af-
fiicfed. HANSON kuBT.
l.. Room l.Grand Rapids, Mich
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