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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-07-02
Notice to Creditors.


In the Probate Court Of Mes Perce county
State Of idaho.
Estate Of susanna Sirm ons. deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given by the undersigned
Admins rator Of he Estate Of Susana Sim
mons. deceased to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the said de
ceased to exhibit them with tho necessary
vouchers within four months after the hrst
publication Of this nntice t" the said Admins
traitor. at his residence. near Gencsee Idaho
the same being tho place for the transaction o
the business OF said estate.
F. A. SIMMONS. Administrat,r O
the Estate Of susanna Simmons, deceased.
Dated June Oath. 1891. 40.t
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-07-02

$4,000. % . year ID being nads ~ ys
Goodwin Troy MY st work foe -.
you may not make a. mach, bes n 4
teach you quickly how 10 earn me-
$40 day at the start, and more esE1
on. Both seAss, all ages. II ~ -.
America. you ran commence ~ eSn
Ing all your time,o spare mooeeS.S961
the work. All d new. Crest ~ ISlr6
every worker. We star yee, 2
everything. EASILY, ePxkDIkI -,
PARTICULARS FRkI. 49, ~
ATtNSON = TO-, POa1IANU,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-03
The Hostiles Coming In.

OMAHA, Jan. 2.-Specials from Pine
Ridge tonight are OF more reassurng
nature. Forty of Red Clouds men
came into the agency today and gave
themselves up to the authorities. They
report that all of old Red Clouds
Ogallala's intend returning tomorrow.
They report much suffering from cold
and hunger among the poorly clad
Indians who fed from the agency with
nothing but their guns.
1t was rumored this evening that Gen.
Brooke had engaged small band OF
hostlles IN sklrmish and that several
were killed. There is no confirmation
of this. Three companies OF the Ne
hraska militia are already on duty al
Long Pine, Chadren and Hay Springs
and Others have been ordered to Gerden
and Crawford. The entire militia
force is under arms and will be moved
to the front tomorrow unless more re-
assuring adylces are received.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-03

o.s Of the Chaeage nAak kssesss ois
closes tks sshsAe.


closes Ike scheme.
CHIeAee, Jan. 2---cnarles Z. Mules
and Harry Fsatherssene, the south
Chicago hank rsbbers. have made = fall
confession 10 Inspector Hunt.
"FeAtherstsne, /" szid Inspector Hunt,
"deiaiied the planning and executed
the South Chicago Job and gave Nal
len the responsibility Of suggesting il.
HIS history tallles perfectly with Ben
nett's ana Corbetis.
"festhetstone also admits being con-
eerned IN the AllerIon packing house
robbery three weeks ago. Mullen con-
fesses that he conceived the plan of
robbery and impaired his scheme 10
Featlerstone and q man named Hickey.
They spent Christmas night at Mullen :
house and made arrangements To rob
the bank on SATURDAY. Just on the
eve OF the robberyHlckey weakened and
refused To 90 ahead With the job.
Mullen and Feathefstone were very
angry at tins action OF Hickey's, bns
did not abandon the idea. On Sunday
Eeatherstone hit on substitute,
his pal in the robbery foi
which he did time several years ago.
That was Frank Bennett. Sunday
Featherstone went 10 Benefits house,
and there unfolded the scheme 10 lim.
Bennett suggested Corbett, and they
got MIN To join the party. The three
then drove back I'd MulIen's house and
completed the arrangements, when
they carried out on the following day.
Mullen's statement is corroborated 10y
Featherstone's and II versfies Bennett
and Corbett in their plea that they were
led into the robbery by Featherstone.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-03
Orange BUYERS Return.

TAMPA, Fla, Jan. 2.-The Orange
Buyers Association. which has been on
an excursion to Cuba, have arrived
here homeward bound. 1t is composed
of members of firms and their repre-
sentatives from the principal cities in
the United States engaged IN buying
oranges for Shipment to fruit distribut-
ing cities. The president is I. Moore.
house, OF California; president, Il.
Il. Coburn. of Chicago; secretary, j. I.
Edmonds, of Chicago, and treasurer. j.
II. Bigelow, of Cleveland, Q. While IN
Havana the members OF the association
were entertained by the goyernor-gen-
eral of the island.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-03
InPoaraD Lospos ROC
BsAys khs D~ass WisA rvst2s go Ferris
hsoss ~ nsv usxk.

kxw YoAx. Jan 3.--fhis morning .
fog wAs ths vofss thAs hAs been sxpss-
isncsA oa the rivers and bay Ia long
tuna. II shut everything IA 50 COM
plstsly tnss m2ny sfsAneoatmen were
AFRAID 70 go cat In Is. IL. density xas
- great tass huge obJsets, laAs the
North river fsrryboAts, could not be
sssn - . greater distance than twenty
feet NayixAtioa. n Consequence, was
sxcssdlngly dangerous and airleuls.
No Pilot, whatever sort OF boat ne
happened 10 DO on, was certain that he
would reach hls destination without =
eolhslea. Desplte. the unfssorsDle con-
ditsoa Of the weather travel on ali tie
railroads was unusually heavy. Every
train Was crowded and some earned
extra cars to accommodate the IN
creased uumber or passengers. The
tog knocked the running schedule OF
trains all - pleees. On the RIVER move
ments we're made with eautAon. Two
or three railroad tioats loaded with cars
were started from the Jersey shore.
when they had proceeded short dis
tafice the tugboat captain them about
ard headed Tor the nearest pier, be-
cause the pilots were utterly unable 20
see where they were gong. The ferry
boats ran IN an orratlc manner, and
reached the slips bow Or stern foremost
or sideways. Jest as It happened. No
accident 10 any OF the ferryboats had
been repeated up To noon. At o'clock
the fog began TO hft.
The fog seriously delayed traffic on
the elevated roads and was the cause
o. two disastrous collisions or the
sixth-ave. line near the One Hundred
and fifty-hfth-st. station. Fireman
Dewitt kemmer had both legs cut OFT
and will probably die. The road was
blocked for several hours.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-03
HK FRIED no pIE



TIE noserleas Ee. Williams made .
frstTass efser laz . suicidal sct snous
midnight Ihis merniag, 81 te .snsl-st.
only the quiok WORK of the asctas
saved hls life. The would~be saaclds
occurred IA room Il, and tbe isndlsdy
of tho place sxers that shs does not
knoN anything about the matter, not
even the manner al hss getting posses
sion of the room. She saws thai on
sunday night a giri enEagea the roen,
but that the man Williams shs
never SAN befofe. The trss slte kaes
ot il Was the report that there Nss a
man in there diving ffem ths elects II
motphlne. Ihs glri, hosefsT, w4s psAs
where 10 be found As she called heF<
self FRANKIE Williams, tue supposlton
Is that the nAu Williams war snfnoptl-
t3Ousiy admitted as a loayer With the
glrl. When hs went to tie room last
hight. le found that hss bird had de-
serted ham. Gad this terrible affilcuons
together with = brain full OF whisky.
took from ham al desire 10 i've. Df.
Emmannel arrived upon the scene
quickly and succeeded IN antldoilng
the PRISON. 4 Young lady "a nhom
Villa ms had once been engaged 10 he
married, f-izze Nan Leese. attended her
former lover during has lllness last
night
Williams picture many hoe soensn the
rogues gallery at police headquarters
lie has been srresled for gafsoas Of
fenses. the latest of which was the theft
of sult of clothes. lie worked for
Brown, the tailor under the Giant
clothing stone. II ls claimed by the
landlady who rents the rooms that
Williams nrsi took the morphine on the
street, and then sncaked into her donli-
a le 10 ole.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-03
LIST OF STOCKHOLDERS
In the New Michigan Trust Company
New Building.

The new Michigan Trust Company
building will be erected on the corner
OF Pearl and 0ttawa-sts. by the follow
ing stockholders: c. T. Hills, Muske-
gon; r. u. Gilbert. l.. III. Withey, :. g.
jerks, Thos. Hume, Muskegon; +. F.
Uhl, guardian, Catherine Bynue, Rebec-
ca l.. Richmond. Charles Fox, ID.
Cutler. Grand Haven; j. Houseman, >.
Frost. II. j. Hoilister, I. III. Hackiey,
Muskegon: T.. g. FiieT, trustee, OF
Manistee; Walter McBrlen, Lorraine T..
Richmond, Henry Idema, W. sayidge,
trustee. Spring Lake; Y. /. Avery, W.
w. Gunner, Cadillac; J. VI. Barnett.
c. III. Hackley, trustee, Nuskegon, J
+. Earle, trustee; Farnham Lyon,
saginaw; George h. Daniels. The build
lng will be OF the latest improved con-
structon. ten stories high, and will cost
about $4,000 when completed. The
stockholders VIII meet next Tuesday 10
effect an organ Z8tlon.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-03
The Number Pardoned.

The following shows the way several
Governors have used the psrdoning
power, the records being taken from
the records in the Governors Office.
Governor Bagley. four years, I2g,
Governor Cioswell. same period, Jos.
Jerome, two years, 40: Begole, two
years. 70; Alger, As; Luce, four years,
6l. The last two came down the home
stretch II the race at a great clip, and
Wednesday, after letting KID" Aavln,
Steinhofi anc SANDY out, be set 10
work again and let Thomas Conklin
and j. ". Schick walk out. Conlclin
came from Delta county IN 1879, for
twenty years, for bavIng guilty knowl-
edge Of murder. and Scbick was sent
from Mason county for one year for
negotiating forged note. TIE latter
had twelve days more 20 serve. and
Conklin is threatened with insanity.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-03
THE BRADDocK RIOT.
The Edgar ThompsoD steel Works Wtn
Employ No More Huss.


BgADDocK, Pa. Jan. ALI wac COM
paranvely quiet about the Edgar
Thompson steel Works today. an
undereurent Of rioious feeling IS
easily dlscernible however. A faint
spark Of encouragement s about all
that is necessary 10 provoke a renewal
of yesterdays violence. The strikers
are awed INTO sublecuon only by the
presence of many determlned mcn.
whose bright, shiny firearms guarded
their own lives ar well az the property
of Carnegie 4 Co. The promp. arrest
OF a score of the rioters, this afternoon,
lent its influence also toward preserving
the peace. At 3 O'Clock tins afternoon
400 Huns collected around the
company's general Office and received
their pay. They were filled with sun
pressed excitement and suspicion. and
their murmurIngs swelied 10 sudden
roar of anger, and only 10y the repeated
interference of an interpreter was
another outbreak averted that would
have been deyilish IN its fury. ID is
stated that the men paid of today will
not be re-engaged by the comDany un-
der any circumstances. Hereafter
none but English.speakIng.men VIII be
employed. The works VIII resume
operations on Monday OF next week.
The condition Of the injured IN yester-
days rot Is much improved, and ali
viii recover unless some unlocked for
change should intervene.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-03
New Years at the City Hall.

The employees at the city hall each
received q handsome New Years gift
from Custodian Brenner yesterday
morning, who made the presentation
speech himself. The closing words of
hls address were as follows: Eve are
occupying a position in this building
that eSacts the stTictest attention. This
city ball IS tae pride of our citizens,
and It must he our pride 10 see that II
Is kept II a clean and respectable con
ditiOn. We must ali strive TO do our
duty, and strive in every way to please
ana accommodate our employers, the
citizens of Grand RAPIDS"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-03
SMITH PURIFIER PLANT SOLD
The Central Oil stove Company Buys the
hi: Works Tor SCI. 200.

Special TO the TKLEGgAhH HERALD:
JACKSON, Mich, JAM The George
L. Smith Purifier plant was sold this
afternoon TO Fisher d Wilder, Cleve-
land, o.. representing the Central Oil
Stove Company, for $65, 900. The plant
originally cost upwards of 100000.
Only one bid was made, that of the
purchasers. The sale WAS made by the
receivers. Messrs. Emerson and Eldred !,
under an order OF the Wayne circuit
court. The title to the property is still
in litigation, an effort having been re-
Gently made by Geo. 4. Smith to set
aside the assignment. If the title Is
established. the big buildings will be
converted into an immense oil stove
factory.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-03

Tns Lsss IL si35,o0o - 500 Men Are
Throw Out of Work

CoLuNBCs, o., Jan. 2. - The large
manufacturing establishment of the
Ohio Buggy Company, at the corner of
Fourth and Naghten-sts., was almost
totally destroyed by frs this morning.
Tbs aames were not discovered until
after they had made considerable head
way IN the boiler room. A brisk wind
was blowing, and the destroying ele-
ment spread 30 rapidly that for .Ime
the whole section of the city in that
vicinity was threatened. The flames
were extinguished after three hours of
hard battle by the firemen. Half of
the building Is total wreck. The loss
aggregates $4,000, consisting of $780,
600 worth of stock and $4,000, the
value of the building. IL is covered by
insurance. More than three hundred
men are thrown out OF employment.
The plant is owned by stock COM
pany, of which j. B. Morton is presI-
dent,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-03

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-Senators Cam
eron and Plumb both deny the sensa-
tional story published by the New York
sun, in which they were charged with
being involved in the failure of Bate
man q Co.. According TO the Sun,
four United States Senator's were
mixed I'D in the matter-the two above
mentioned, Senator Farwell, of Illinois
and one other whose identity Is not
disclosed. Senator Farwell is not IN
town, but Messrs. Cameron and pluniE
emphatcally declare that there IS not
particle of foundation for the re
norris
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-03
The Market and The reopls.

The council committee on the mar
kei msi last Digili, and had epick
sharp and decisive eess.on. They
resolved % recommend 70 the council
that the question Of raisng the money
be submitted - q vote q she people 81
the coming spring election. There q
no matter Of - wide pubL interest
upon WHICH there - ~ complete =
unsnimity ef opnion, and there -
htue doUtt that THE council viii take
the acton 70 Re recommended by tie
committee.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-03

The supreme Court has dscided ibat
the fees charged by the clerks snd
shefffs 81 counties n Michigan for
making out and serving delinquent tax
sab9geaas cannot be collected un sss
the supervisors agree to do 80 Toe
case passed spon Nas that iToBg0t ty
tie CLERK Ok ~4fulae county f9T a map
osmBs * compti tue s9uaFFI sDIs - pay
his fees. The maBdsmus gss refused
on the ground that tae statutes Id not
compel t0s mBklnE 0at and serving II
tax s8tfsfass There are s6 s8ea
cases IN Kent county, sD1 the ofsi<gsls
are not gresfiy ei4te1 over TIE yrospsoi
IL % ~ o.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-03
Preparing Cor sBen Hur.,

A committed met ST the residence of
Mrs. ". J. smiley, last evening, and
spent several hours Ia suggesting
leading characters IN the great rep
resentstion Of "Ben Hur," winch vii
be given during the last week ia Janu-
sry. The entertainment wII be gwen
IN Powers Opera House, and zo0e
occasion. During the representation
Of the play eighteen gorgeous tabiesux
are shown
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-03

kAIAMAzoo, Men. Jan. The or
dinauon OF Miss Belle Richards to ms
sion work at the First Congregational
Church last night was most remark
able service The candidate was mar
ried today 10 Rev. +. T. Bunker. who.
with her. tears a comm sson from the
American Board OF Fore gn Missions T.
Central Africa. where they 60 10 take
up twelve yesTs' work
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-03

BsITHNoRE, Jan. Prank r. JEFF
ries hss oeea arrested here fer tapping
the wires of the Western Jn3en Tele-
xraph Company which supply the pool
rooms st Arlington. baltimore county.
ssth reports ff0a iae race tracks.
cognn5 ete afce outfit, Infla6 anz > bat
tery of hfty cells And two lfsstFanaents
and lfsy pounds Of wirs we're eapt21sd.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-03

a Disposition to- Force the Elections Bill
To a Vote.

Special to the TELEGRAx-HEaALD.
WAsHI SeToS, Jan. AT the Repub-
lican Senatorial caucus, to be held on
Monday, An effort will be made. to get
all the Republicans to pledge them
selves to keep tho Senate IN continuous
session day and night, if necessary,
until a vote has been reached on the
Elections bill. 1t is hoped this can be
done and thus make change of rules
unnecessary. IL this plan is followed !,
nothing will be left to the Democrats
except to filibuster, and some lively
times may be expected. The result of
caucus Is awaited with much interest.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-03

FonT WkFtE, lad. Jan. While
four men were cef0uslng About the
streets q Columbia Cty yesterday,
ibev went 10 q house kept tyy NJ.
~sfsh Isndes and d.ulsntea admir-
t2ncs They we're refused. and they
begaB x a. az in the door, when 4 was
suddenly gDeatd and b shot fired.
waich e1iefeI tise hesft oi fIts ~ tus
party nasaso Jiost HE arorpee dead.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-03

The c&se ef the Mleh gzn TrBst CO.
ys. Joseph z. Dyer, efsncsrY. vll -
ca ed this naeTnISS - Judge BurCb :
Co0Tt, uERn perefn ngfofy order. Nhtn
ce8rt conFeuea Yesterday russnIng tbs
parties % tbs sat 81 f,ar were n0i fssriv
for trial and "a ~ feuTufneut Tes pee
essars. J81ge Barea sessss determined
- sxEe4 at ps8sess Good fS4 tl.e
J19s. 421 SO iitsgz1Js
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-03
His FIRST Official Act

The first process served by sheriff
Mcqueen after taking possession OF his
offife vas a notice 10 quit IN an eject
n3ent case TIE actual service was
made by Under Sheriff Walsh. The
notice was issued by John Cordes
ssans James Jones, a one-leCgsd
colUred barter. Under Sheriff Waisn
speaks IN glowing terms OF the courfe-
oas treatment and ass stance rendered
him by the outgoing Deputy sherfi,
Erank Marlfl
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-03
A BIG STRIKE Is ON.
The Houopgaheia Miners Have Ordered
a General Walk Ous

PrTTsBUss, Jan. 2.-The threatened
strike OF the MOnongahela River mIn-
ers mas been iuaugurated, and i might
be said tnat it IS general. Those Vet
working. it = said, stop tomorrow.
The strike involves from 5000 TO 10.
Oo0 men. Inc indications are that Il
VII be . loog fight Should TINS be
true Il means many hardsh ps for tue
miners and their families. The advance
demanded IS one half cent per hushel
and has been authorized by the chief
officers of the United Nine Workers.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-03

LoxDoS. Jan. 2.-Iyor6 salisbury is re-
ported 70 have sent assurances 20
Ottaws that there y 10 eaa1re IL tte
status O. the BeAnBg Sea qns st4on ard
MI not - untl the United >tases CON
sents e arbitration. taat n tae mean
time British subjects WI eoatlnas to
b. protected u lawful pursuits.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-03
Taken out of Camp.

Special - the TsIssEAs-HsssLD.
EImrRA. Mich, Jan. LAST night
Deputy sheriff Mossss, Of this place,
arrested man named Bigler in Wait
er's Eauber camp, - nailestast Of here.
ard tins morning turned arm over to
the sheriff OF Greenviiie where se Is
wanted on charge OF larceny.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-03
DEvOURING FLAMES.
New York's Fifth-Avenuc Theater De.
-troysd Last Night.

NEW YORK, Jan. AT - tonight
FIRE started on the stage of the Fifth
a fenue Theater, and burned with great
rapldity. Three alarms were sent out
in quick succession. but the inhamable
material upon which the flames fed
rendered the efforts of the firemen to
save them hopeless task. All Sf the
scenery used in Fanny Davenport Is
rendition of Cleopatra has been de-
stroyed, aud the fi.e has spread TO Her
nsnu's Theater. and It Is feared that
the entire block will be consumed. The
fire at this hour Il o'clock P. M is not
under control.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-03
HING Himself n Jan.

Special 70 TIE Tsl lxessN-HsStEa:
sssFSsw, Mich-. jan ?. - Charles
Nller. II al on q charge of assauif.og
and stahsang - vie. bang hsrnss3f y
"a his cell act nght. sna the lSf
proved 3 great sgoCess. he tEsa4 i
o-ee bk4o.k.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-03

rBder sberf MoQasen TIE 5a7i
se0fns likely v become 3 gopulsf ss-
sort. Over one hundred and ffty
eaters Fssiss6 tae red br8ck establika-
neHt, ytBiesss, ~ non1fztelate tfss
nfT izneiorc and Tssrtzse of ifle eso5
cs'etf vAign hs Al forth witi lsFlsn
hand
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-03
THE ROCKFORD REGISTER
Purchased by Two Newspaper Men Of
Kalamazoo

RocKFosD, IT,, Jan. 2.--The Regis
ser." the oldest paper in Rockford, was
purchased today by Edgar Z. bartlett
and W. I. Eaton. OF Kalamazoo.
Mich. r. NJ Botsford. one Of the late
proprietors, remains With the paper as
city editor.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-03

ArCHSox, ksns.. jan. a.-Seuator
Ingalls, eft for Washington lass night
IN response - an imperative telegram
from senators Edmunds and Hoar. say
inz tnat party neceSsltv demanded Is
presence il the National capital
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-03

party = flaiaans t.egaB trs-
faeFf8s,ns row over f-olleto1ls : sslsors. IN
8 isVoefhave ssfiv this morning.
TIE DsIiee erssii So. rsice ssv d f,,si-
Ins tne slfs ard quickly uirpse Il "a
tie bUs.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-03
What Your Great Grandmothcr Did.

She hctcholca t. fax and carded the
wool, and wove the Linen, and spun the tow,
and made tho clothes for her husband and
ten children. Sine mldc butter and cheese,
she dipped iallow candles, 10 light the house
at night, and she cooked all the food for her
household by an open fro place and a brick
oven. A's; Cul whci! size was forty years II
agc, She WIS already uu old lady whose best
days were over. Her i0uldCrs were bent and
her joints enlarged ly hard work, and the
wore spcctaclcs and q cap
Her great Rranddau- htc-, with all the
modern CcIT.l;nnccs for con fort, refinement
and luxury, may ho as charming and attract
i've at forty-iiyo ~ Et twenty Especially is
this true IL sho preserve her health by the
uso Of Or. Piorccs Favuritc Prescription,
which wards Off all female ailments and ir-
Irregularities, cures them il they already exist,
keeps the lifo current lcalthfui aud vigorous,
and enables the woman Of nj Idle age 10 re-
tain the f.caucss Of girlhood upon brow and
check, the lgnt Of youth in her eyes, and
its elasticity ia her step
Go Ia vow drug store, pay dollar, get
bottle and ~ lt--try 81 aecOnd, IA third If nee
cssary. E''urc the third ones been taken
youIl know that there ar9nedy TO help you.
Thcn you'll keep Cn C-l curc'n come
But IL you shouldn't feel the help, should
be disappointed ia The results - you'll find
"A puaraut' printed on the bottle wrapper
th1t I'd got yaur money hack for you.
Can you ask more