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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-21
STANDARD OIL CO.,
PITTSBURG, PA.

- 7NDHI1D Ol6 w.,
PITTSBURG, PA.
BRANCH OFFICES:
Standard Oil Co., Wheeling, ". Va,
Standard Oil Co., Cumberland, Nd,
Standard Oil Co, Altoona, Pa,
Capital City Oil Co., Harrisburg, Pa.
We manufacture for home, trade the finest
grades of lubTicating and Illuminating oils.
Our facilities are such that our statement
that we furnish all oils standard for quality
everywhere cannot be disputed.
OUR REFINED OIL LIST:
Water White, $50.
Prime White, $50.
Standard White, ITO.
Ohio Legal Test.
Ohio Water White Legal Test
Carnadine (red), 15o Test.
Olite, $50 Test.
OUR NAPTHA LIST:
Deodorized Naptha for varnish makers,
painters and printers.
Gas Napthas for gas companies.
Deodorized Stove Fluid for vapor stove
burners.
Fluid, 4 gravity. for street lamps, burn
Gasoline, So, s. and 30 gravity for gas ma
chimes.
OUR LUBRICATING OIL LIST
Includes the finest brands Of
Cylinder, Engine, and Machinery Oils.
Spindle, Dynamo 300 Mineral Seal,
Neutral Oils, Miners Oils, Wool Stocks.
Paraff1ne Oil, Paraffine Wax.
Summer and Cold Test Black Oils
Signal and Car Oils.
Mica Axle Grease, Railroad and Mill
Grease and Arctic Cup Grease.
Where it is more convenient you may
order from our Branch Offices, from which
points deliveries will be made.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY,
Cor. Duquesne Way and Eighth Street,
myl9-D P1TTSBURG, Pa
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| Lost

My confidence, was all run down and unable
to work-in an extreme condition of de
bility, when told that Hoods Sarsaparilla
was just what needed. As
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-21
THE LEADING PIrTsBURG, PA,
MONDAY, SEPT! 21.
JOS. los HORNE & co.'s
PENN AVE. STORES.
AMERICAN DRESS GOODS
MEDIUM-PRICED
IMPORTED SU|TINGS..
SPECIAL OFFERING THIS WEEK

Of exceptionally large and elegant stock unusually aac
tive prices 1t with pleasure this special sale of
Dress Goods this week. feeling confident that before in
the history of house have laid before the public
tense varied and attractive stock of American Dress Goods
many of which perfect reproductions of the finest and
fashionable foreign fabrics
Our manufacturers have surpassed all former efforts in the
excellence of their productions this in weave design
finish and beauty of colong and for wearing quality these
goods unsurpassed We call especial attention the fol-
lowing lots of American Dress Goods which the best pro-
ductions in the market:
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CORDS.

All-wool, 40 inches wide, large
range of colors, the most stylish
goods of the season at the low
price of 7sc A YARD.
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BEDFORD CORD

All wool, full AZ inches wide, very su-
peror quality, choicest range of fash
ionable colors, at 81 25 A YARD.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-21
COLUMNS OF NEWS
IN ALL ITS DETAILS IN SUNDAYS IN
TERESTING PAPER.

Balmaceda's Suicide the Feature of the
Foreign News, With Other Items Almost
as Big-Politics and Domestic Telegraph
With the Local All Good.
Yesterdays paper was one of the best for
some time Saturdays news was big from
first to last in every department, the foreign,
domestic, telegraph and local The follow
ing only gives an inkling of the interesting
matter lost to all who failed to read the sun
day paper.
Local.
Governor Pattison visited Pittsburg and
was dined at the Duquesne Club. The
Christian Chinaman comes out ahead In MS
trouble with his country men. , ,. .Ex-Secre-
tary and Treasurer Shields, of the Allegheny
Heating Company, settles up and goes
free One man was killed and two others
fatally injured in an accident at Carnegie,
Phipps & Co.'s Homestead Steel Works.
Hundreds of Pittsburgers preparing to at
tend the Catholic Congress at Buffalo,.
Pittsburg manufacturers insist that Gov
ernor Campbell is badly informed on the
tariff Constitution and bylaws of the
Trades Assembly of Western Pennsyl-
vania" adopted The Ebenezer Church
congregation dismisses its pastor. Judge
Reed orders the release of Detective Nc
Sweeney -. .Chas. a. Balph sues S. Morris
for big damages for delay in an iron con-
tract....A new organist in sight for Car
negie Library. The Expo. continues to
draw the crowds A new football league
and schedule decided upon Lehman beats
Malarlzey, the 1OO-yard sprint. The Darrin-
McClelland race to be run at Recreation
Park.
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SUITlNGS.

All-wool, in very la5ge range of
staple and new colors and fancy
mixed effects. This is a very
superior cloth, and only requires
s55 to E yards for a full dress.
5oc A YARD.
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A Drowning Man

grasps at straw decided to try this medi-
cine, and to my great surprise, from the first
day began to improve. By the time l had
finished my second bottle 1 had regained
my health and strength, and from that day
can say have been perfectly well. have
recommended Hoods Sarsaparilla to my
friends, whom know have been benefited
by it.
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5O-INCH BROADCLOTHS.

Imported all-wool, of very superior
quality, in every staple shade, and a
full line of new and ultra shades at 81,
81 % and 81 80 A YARD.
These make fine dress at a very low
price, requiring only 3, 51S or 6 yards
for full costume.
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CHEVIOT PLAIDS:

All-wool, Sc inches wide, novel mixed
effect, in design and coloring, extra
value, SOC A YARD.
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Domestic.

Hon. W. L. Scott is dead. Two trains de-
molished and three men fatally injured in a
freight wreck at Greensburg. A Bradford
girl secures a fortune of 0,000. h. of l..
leaders do not indorse Powderly's Republi-
can compact. A package of letters reveals
some serious matters for McCamant... A
Dayton, O., man kills his mistress. Ger
trude Whiting Potter, the Chicago heiress,
marries again after getting a divorce from
her last venture. Major Mckinley turns
the tables on Campbell in his Cincinnati
speech. Roger Q. Mills speaks at Mans
field, o.. .Berks county instructs her dele
gates to the National Republican Conven-
tion for Blaine. Sherman talks sound sill
ver... Premier Mercier, of Quebec, gives in
to the demand of Anglers. The Govern
ment party fails toget rain at Ell Paso. Eva
Mann is trying burlesque. The President
decides to bounce Lyman from the Civil
Service Commission Secretary Foster
compels clerks to give up the farming
out system. :. The Itata to be released until
the case is called. An entire family smoth-
cred in Chicago fire -. The great railroad
tunnel at Port Huron successfully opened.
st. Louis capitalists to start in to make
glass. Chinese cause a row in a New \ ork
Baptist church. A Swedish baron arrested
in Colorado for carrying away relics Of the
cliff dwellers. A Louisville confidential
clerk gets away with $4,000. In short, the
we're dumped twice at Bos-
ton Dick Howell the English bicycle
champion, is coming to America.
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BEDFORD CORD.

Greatest in popular favor, all-wool, full
38 inches wide, fine firm round cord, in
all colors, 75c A YARD.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-21
STRIPES:

AZ inches wide, all-wool fancy effects,
most fashionable, 75c A YARD.
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CHEVi0T N0VELTIES.

Novel effects of Llama wool tufts, all
wool, double-width goods, new and
fashionable colors, 75c A YARD.
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ALL-WOOL CHEVI0TS.

Sc inches wide, full line of staple colors
and all the new shades. Exceptionally
good value, price, SOC PER YARD.
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BEDFORD CORD:

All wool, 4a inches wide, extra
quality, full line of fashionable
colors, 81 A YARD.
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GERMAN NOVELTY PLAIDS:

SO inches wide, all-wool, in choice
styles, especially suitable for children's
school dresses, strong and serviceable
cloth. 50c A YARD.
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PLAIDS.

Scotch styles and colorings, Sc inches
wide, 6ne quality, in large range Of
tartans, SOC A YARD.
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TRICOT SUITINGS:

All-wool, 36 inches wide, superior fin
ish, full line of fall colorings at 40c A
YARD.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-21
STANDARD OIL COMPANY,

Cor. Duquesne Way and Eighth Street,
my19D P1TTSBURG. Pa
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-21
NOVELTY PLAIDS:

Llama wool, fine twilled cloth, check
ground with large overplaid of Llama
fleece wool, striking novelty, 75c A
YARD.
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dllu lOl WCdllllS qudllLy lllCsO
Ill especial attention to the fol-
Goods, which are the best pro-
| GERMAN NOVELTY PlAIDS:
SO inches wide, all-wool, in choice
styles, especially suitable for children's
school dresses, strong and serviceable
cloth. SOC A YARD.
BEDFORD CORD.
Greatest in popular favor, all-wool, full
,, 38 inches wide, fine firm round cord, in
all colors, 75c A YARD.
BEDFORD CORD:
All wool, 4a inches wide, extra
quality, full line of fashionable
colors, 81 A YARD.
BEDFORD CORD:
All wool, full AZ inches wide, very su-
peror quality, choicest range of fash
ionable colors, at 81 % A YARD.
BEDFORD CORDS
Are now among the most prom
inent of fashions favorites, pos
sessing great wearing qualities,
and being a most dressy material.
SEA GULL SERGES:
A new Serge, with a broad vale
cheviot effect, in Navy Blue and
Black, now exceedingly fashion,
able, all-wool, 46 inches wide,
81, 81 IS and 81 50 yard.
DIAGONAL CHEVIOTS:
With the new heavy wide-wale
effect, all-wool, IS inches wide,
all the new dark blues, medium
and dark browns, and other new
and fashionable shades, at 81 Is
A YARD.
ENGLISH TAILOR SUITINGS:
All-wool, 50 inches wide, in
variety of new styles, in striped
effects, regular price 81 25-Our
price CSC A YARD.
5O-INCH BROADCLOTHS.
Tu.,~tod Ill ,oJ of - z;.-
quality, in every staple shade, and
full line of new and ultra shades at 81,
81 25 and 81 80 A YARD.
These make a fine dress at a very low
price, requiring only 3, 81 or 6 yards
= for full costume.
IN BLACK
We are offering at proportionately
low prices full line of all the
new fabrics of the season, such as
Bedford Cords,
Bedford Cord Jacquards,
Crystal Cords,
English
BROADWALE SERGES,
English
BroadWale Cheviots,
Crepon Cords
And Striped English Suitings, Zigzag
Camel's Hairs, Diagonal Cheviots
and Llama Wool and Shaggy Novelty
Suitings.
stores this week. Our display
ng of the kind hitherto under
cannot fail to please the most
daily invited to pay us a visit,
We. shall make all welcome
,ower.
ul attention. Samples mailed
NE G co.
1NN AVE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-16
COMU UNICADO
DIDO A La GAIA

Recibido por Mendizabal el telegrama &
que Sc refiere el senior Grarch, publicado en- LA
CORREsP0NDENClAe con esta fecha, fu6 contesta-
do asf "Guarch-C -Caguas-Ca no SO es-
= cribio para las personas que tienen que ira
tar con las que no son dignas de ello.-Mon-
. dizabal" que hoy confirms.
r. Memdis6ba1
DIRE. IL de 1891.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-16
Hilo marca "Tigre''

FL creciente favor que ha alcanzado 81 hilo de
esta marca en- la Capital, debdo i su inmejorable
ealidad, nos ha obligado estender la venta por
todos los pueblos de esta Isla seguros de que una
vez conecido, ser4 el mas in@nado. Es Ell MEJoR
HILo PARA CosER QUE Sc HA CONOCIDo EN- PU r
To-RICo, FUERTE, BLANCO PEaFECTo.
AGENTEs UNIcos, FONT VIDAL
kTrSe vende en- todos los establecimientos.
4Descuento especial para los Commentaries
conprando mas de 7cincuenta & ,esas. @..,+6,5 =
1881 afs SyGsAtai@Jts sss4T" "-'a74&'t
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-16

pan, on sus cr0nicas de salOnes, de la Ultima
moda importada dc Francia por las damas ma
drilt1as. Sc reduce una esquila 8 cenc0rro
diminuto de orc, dc plata 8 dc nikel, que lie
van colgado del Gaelic con una cinta dc seda,
manera de amuleto, como campana que to-
ca rebate contra la tranquilidad de los
hOmbrAs.
La NesO York Life Insurance G. de Ia cual
es agente general en- esta Isla don Luis San
chez Morales, pag6 On 1890 On p6lizas del Di-
svidendo Morfuorio por premiO sus asegura-
$lll938.78. Lease el anunei0 On la secci6n
correspondence.
Entire andaluces:
EN- C0rioba-dice uno de ellos--no se
gasta para las chimeneas mas que lena de
caoba
- Pues en- mi pueblo--contesto el otro-
no nsamos para ESQ mas que violines de auto
res c6lebres
i 81 quiere usted comprar g6neros do alta
fantasia, eDcajes, tiras bOrdadas, cinta de tOdas
classes, camisetas sup perios, hasta maugas de
chafeco y Ojales7 de levita, acuda & Ia tenda do
Ahunada., ALI hay de todo como On Botica.
ar. coNsEJo 4 LAS MADREs. J.r.be
Calmante de la Sra. Winslow deber& usarse siem-
pre- cuandO los nihos padecen de Ia dentici6n
Proporoiona alvio Immediate 81 pequeno paciente;
produce un. sueno tranqnilo y natural, aliviando
todo dolor, amanece el angelito risueho folix.
Els mny agradable al paladar. Alivia al peque-
1uelo ablanda las encias, calna todo dolor, regu.
ARIA los intestinos, es el mejor remedio como
cido para diarrea ocasionada por la dentici6n
otra causa. @
Los MAS FELfCE5 iesultados obtenidos.
con Ia administration de la EMULSION DE SCoTT,
| personals estenWadas por enfermedGdes
cy6pic0s.
GUATEMALA, Noviembre l9, 1887.
Senores SCoTT BowNE.-Me es grato de
clarar a ustedes que haee mas de dos amos que
| en- mi practica medica he prescrito q muchos
| ninos r0Qwlticos y escrofssl0ses Is Emulsion dc
higad0 de bacala0 que estedes preparan, y que
So administration me ha dado los mas feicef
resnltados; Ia he prescrito q j0venes clare
Gsensicos, otras leu:0sye cas-, y, en- general, 4
personals estenuadas por Intermediates cr6ni
cas-, y siempre he obtenido la reparacion de
sus fuerzas. Fsiicito ustedes por haber in
ventado una preparation tan dtll, tengo g
gasto de suscribirme de ustedes muy alto. J
S. S.-Jose Fayfam.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-16

.Ipet ah a1z.z..sl..Le z''fS@-'s7ss's' II
yARleDADEs s..
81 quiere usted Yer prec;osi ladies' on el ra-
mo de conhteria; 81 necesita usted un jam0n
marca tres estrelas y IN lucero, para Nocne-
buena; 81 desea provaerse ds Sinos SuperiOres q
los que metieron a 6 en- lu pietlra; 81 es us
ted afcionado xl turrbn al mazapan 81 le
enamora la pasta dc membrillo ia champana
de Sidra 81 salchichon de Bolonia Y la long :
MIA de Vich, acuda usted al Colmado de LUNA
ALI es donde SO surte ell Padre EternO.
A1MAozN De MUe1oA
DE OLYMPIC OTERO, ATOCHA No T. PONCB.
Mdsica para piano dos manos.
SGryicyG.-Un pensamiento una lagri
ma, Nocturno facil. .............. $l-25
Idew.-1a Polonesa de Concerto ..... l25
Idem.-Mazurka idem em................ 1-25
Font.
Ell problema esta resuelto, El Eureka de
Arquimedes ha reaparecidn entorma de COgnac
JerSs y Ponche Militar. No 10 DIVIDE usted
Son los tragos de moda y esta probado que re-
maban en- O. Ompo. Pida usted on todos los
Gates Ponche Militar Cogaac Jer6z.
~ XDEspED1DA x
~ Era 81 IA de D.ciembte del presente afo
EI dia lluvioso, eli cieIo sombrlo parecia tOmar
parte en- la affection de dos j6venes amantes
que el dur0 destinO separaba por sabe DiOs
cuanto TEMPE. s-,@+94.A4 sS,'3. 44.s -
En- un7primer piso de- una casa de esta. Ca
pital, ella SO deshacia en- acerbO nanto proeu-
randO contener los latidOs desOrdena los de su
Immature coraz0n que atravesando 81 espaclo
querla lanzarse hacia un piso bajo de una Gale
cercana donde 6l no m6nos lloroso atlijdo
empapaba en- gotas amargas las noas de un IL
bro en- que procuraba fijar su atencion, mas
pOr muchO que SO esfOrzara on coOrdinar nh
meros solo 81 2, ell fatfdico SO presentaba an.
to sus turbios ojos. Ii Ell tren de las dos !!
Desgraciada j6ven, desgraci ado mancebo!!
a. r.
Tambi6n la Goceta MescamM que SO pu-
blica en Barcelona, hace On su ndmero 100
prandes e.ojios del VINO Riojano de Aleson,
nrpcede de las grandes bodegas del
co1ov. ITO don Eustasio Sierra. Di g
el coleg> = todos los cosecheros espan >
les INIT 1ejemp:o del se1or Sierra, ofre.
| ci0ndf tan puro, no habria rorque te.
Ipe> 1'rancia hace 10y los
IL 7tOs como los del Sc
" solicitados en- todas
cio que en-
II tinico
>nt.
1 4os
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
pEMURRING TO THE INDICTMENTS.

Demurrers were nterpOsed yesterday by the counsel
for tho New York. NewIla and Hartford Railroad
Company directors to the indictments found against
ihem for heating passenger cars with st0Ves When thu
cases came up in the Court Of oyer and Temne before
Presiding Judge Van Brunt, John VI. Bowers and James
C. Carter appeared for the directors and DlStnctAt-
torney Nicol in opposition The grounds Tor demurrer
are that the facts stated in tie indictment do not
constitute a crime: that more than crime is
charged in the indictment within the meaning OF sec
ton o79 of the Code of Criminal Procedure and not in
manner and form permitted by that section that the
Grand Jury which found the indictment haG no ali,
bo 10 inqure into the crime charged. for the reason
haf il was not within the local jurisdiction OF the
county finally that the Indictment fails to conform
In SECTIONS 275 and 276 of the Code OF CRIMINAL
Procednre I'm that il does not contain plain and con-
else statement of the constituting the crime without
Sfter The argument was completed Justice Van
Brt gave the counsel until next Thursday 10 hand in
briefs,
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
THE MARRIAGES OF STAGE PEOPLE.

The married life of actors and actresses mas peeh
commented unon OF late in some sunday issues OF
Newyorl, newspapers. In the number OF =" Inc New
york Trutho for April 3o Mrs. Kendall writes as
follows on this subject: .,. +, ..o
An objection TO the marriage OF peoplS IN uie th
anornattc 'nrofessiOn while they are engaged III ule
1919 Syork of their profession has been nade' Oh
10 ornd that the necessity for frequent tours ren
dere nernapent home almost linPossiDIe anu Ua "a
ueIS S . deetrov much of the happiness OF matlIeu
IviUs Tbi nav he entirely true when applied 10 the
rofssson in this country, where your t;
@ - Iridev separaed that for inollhe d1 sihio
are ~ "a - necessary to be on the rOad anu IL Is
;ie % ~ take advantage OF rev unnIieu udles
IN Pt,n, IN tho spot called home. nave nOl Iouhu
~ ohjaction appljcabe to my own caSe ho"eNcI oi
!ho w E9gCsb stage | married at an cary asG' anu
tlo 4annd stage life source OF Interruption 10
happlness in married life We. S a. ,Snro n1tI Tour
trbeatre vrhen was seventeen, sayeu ieIv uit &
Ia .u,orty then went 10 the Court IIcaue lot I"Q
-asrs and from there went 70 t1e e. i.ne
t % = +baf since | have been IN lhe 1lltcu StdDs
iave done more moving about ul3n III S iS Pi@EOlS @
is nnn tbe stage I can wen undeIstdLu, theIc-
fa tGat tbe continual travelling Wncn u NECESSARY
.oI03 Sers ~ +be profession in TINS country OHefs
serOns though not necessary a''ai " WV
MARRIAGE Of theatrical people mere 80. .,,.. -. . Io
ma IA e. Tie JlncultY is the fact that rs RUE
o.rnI. ~ onnoSre temperaInents udiIS. r1aCh onc
PP,cad bT me reverse qualities al the other An
dnat mn marries a restless w0nal ana wee versa
if Cna yrtshes 70 travel, the oIier pooS ~. oHy
nrcfers hotels the other likes ne III 49, cVI.asc, 49,, anu anu
@ S,torTinably Unfortunately, travel brings Ont
so so On IL de and rnsping points IN our natures and
az az .bat scconnt marriage among thettivd people VINO
az % nbSed 10 pass their DAYS N u,NeI.ng companies
bI1 he very seriously considered before the clergy
them.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
THE TESTIMONY TO STAND AS 1T Is.

The heirs Of the Stewart estate seem to attach some
nnorlance TO the suit of Sa, ah Branagh one Of the
ALLEGED Irish relatives Of A. T. stewart, TO get pos
session of part of the property, for they have en-
Gagged Joseph H. Choate and Elihu Root to aid eX-
Judge Horace Russell in looking after their Interests
Mr.. Root yesterday made a motion before Judge La
combe in the United States Circuit Court, that part
of the testimony taken in Ireland be stricken out. Inc
Judue denied the notion because II had been stipulated
AT the time that the commission was appointed that
all objections be heard by the trial justice ms Is
also the usual course in such circumstances:
The defendants lawyer objected 10 the testimony
of George Begley who told of A. T. stewards presents
to Thomas and William Stewart, his cousins, ana WHO
testified that the merchant prince had five cousins Nv
ing at the time of his DEATH and 10 that OF several
other witnesses. The case is set for May "a.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
THE AFTER EFFECTS.
Where the Fearful Danger of Grip Lies und How
TO Counteract IL.

Here is something which Of the most prominent
doctors in America recently said about the grip
'Have you noticed that only those persons who were
feeble debltated the GrIpi The Grip
itself serious dangerous but the terribly
weakened condition that 1t and the fearful
after effects which IL brings The people who die do not
have vitality enough to recover they do not POSSESS vgor
enough to throw OIL the after effects Such people In fact
all people should have help in sensite way to throw
on the depressing the deb!lltang the almost suicaa
feeling which the Grip always causes Nothing VIII 40
this nothing will help nature except some pure stmun
and there is nothing in way Of stimulants equal TO
pure whiskey."
No medicinal stlmulant has produced the results
ever has received the endorsements ever has been 70
popular as DuGys Pure Malt whiskey. The reason Is
exceedingly simple. II s because 1t has gently, heathy
and completly assisted Nature toned up enabled 70
resist the outside influences which tended TO disease ana
10 assist toward the attractive path which leads to health
The after effects Of the Grip the worst feature oil H.
They must be counteracted II strength and health are 70
be regained They be overcome in but one certain
way and that is by the OF the sensible, encen ana
highly endorsed stmuant above mentioned. Ihere IS
nothing before the public which for moment compare
with 1t, and the genuine should be insisted upon.