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The National tribune., 1891-05-14

We, too, have our VOWS 20 perform,
We, too. have our prize TO be won,
We will cherish through sunshine and storm
The glorious deeds you have done;
For out 81 the darkness Of night
A light on our pathway has shone,
Aud the daug hters will stand for the right
When you are gone.
The National tribune., 1891-05-14
FIFTH VETERAN:

Our ComfRdes are falling Fast,
They are crossing The lust punioon,
The low tenta aIe lhiCkcuing last
Aud We shall h- with them soon;
Our banner above s'r'n wavCs
on crch Memorial dawn,
Now who wall plant o. above our grave
M hen Wc HIe gomez
The National tribune., 1891-05-14
SECOND VETERAN:

fAfA'-hD II IN = -
We stood in the aush Of youth
Aud held up our hands 20 tie sky.
We stood Ia the cause OF truth,
Our banner 20 save or die;
To keep II so proud and pure,
" hale "A cynical world laughed on,
Now, who will hold IL 20 safe aud sure
When we are gomez
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06
Sailing Over sus..ra.e crat.rs.


The American bark Hesper arrived yester
day morning from Kobe. after. An excellent
passage Of twenty.seven days. with full carge
Of tea and graphic account OF an experience
with n submarine volcano. hot sea water. and
sulpllurous gases
Capt sodergrsn states that, about e:45 A. NJ
on Oct D. while lying at anchor In Kobe. the
bark received a sudden shock that caused Che
musts to strain and oreak. Some OF the stand.
ing rigging snapped like piece Of twine and
vessel pitched heavily and caused one Of the
srosstrees to break from its iasteninSs and fall
on deck. The waters became still an hour later
and the bark put to sea.
Early on the morning OF Dot 30. when about
seventy-hye miles Oh the Japan coast the bark
was almost thrown on her beams ends by the
water became % hot that whom . soc was
The heat became 80 intense that the pltoE 10
the deck Was melted and the seams opened.
Great blasts OF hot air with strong aul-
ghur9as smell" said ths CAPTAIN yesterday:
the ocean and almost suifocate us for the
moment: Then the membrane Of the nostrils
became irritated. causing us all to have Mt Of
ssnsezing. This phenSpsno1 lasted ior several
for some time to come"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06
The Trade Rats or Arizona.
From Ms Presoof Courier.


A minor near the Senator recently had a
rather singular experience with trade rats.
known also as mountain ruts. As the nights
were cold the miner took his ore sack to re-
plenish his rather hard bed. Having neg
lected to come to town for several weeks. his
supply OF beans had given out. and he had
come down to a, diet Of straight bacon; Con;
siderably out OF humor. he started in to pull
his bed to pieces one morning, and In rcmov.
ing the sacks was agreea6ly surprised to find
three pounds OF beans. with o little coffee
mixed. which the trade rats had brought from
the Senator and stored in his bed.
The rats are native Americans, and very
different from their imported Norway cousins.
They are called trade rats because they gen
orally leave some article In exchange for what
they take away.
The miner states that he never killed q trade
rat; that these rodents habitually steal from
one cabin and carry their Dlunder into an ad-
joining one; that on one occasion he spilled Q
couple OF quarts OF corn on the hoor OF HIS
cabin and the next morning found tho rate had
stored away every grain OF 1t IN pair OF sad.
die bags hanging upon tho wal.
He also states that tho rats have thick eau
dal appendages about three inches In length,
which they keep constantly throwing up and
movement with the regular measured stroke
OF musical professor marking time. They
carry on plugs Of tobacco, tooth brushes.
combs. and brushes. In fact, anything which
they can manage to move.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06

This young lady examines the young
scholar.
johnnie. where Is Carlsbad"
part Of it in every drug store in the
United States"
"How do you make that out? ?"
"The Carlsbad Sprudel Salts are import
cd from there. and are the solid evapora-
tions Of the sprudel SPRING
what have they done for you. that you
know 80 much about them 7"
"why. they have cured papa Of his dys-
pepsia. and in the place Of cross father.
they have given me kind and loving pa
rent"
Dyspepsia will spoil the most angelic
temperament. Too much bile. inactivity Of
the liver. will start it. Try the Carlsbad
Sprudel Salts. A standard. never-failing
remedy. Tho genuine have the signature Of
Eisner Il Mendelson Co., Sole Agents.
New York." on every bottle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06
An Excfting Chase After = DarAisE Tsg.
From hs CAfeuys Daily Ttisns


Four men ,s strugtled f2r their lives on burn
morning II The gathering dawn. The men
denly aroused e iInd the engine house mass
DANES wa. q no .S" WIZ II ful fh head 'a of
steam on the boat was headed for shore, but
the rapid fire droYe the wheeIsman from the
pilot house. and then the blazing and unran.
s sgsst Sting sss PlouThed the chSRpy waves n
way to the stern. where the four men stood
helpless against the fury OF two clements
They had fought the fire till almost exhausted.
their hands and faces were burned. and In de.
spatr they glanced in every direction for sign
that help was coming
A mile away east the crew OF the tug Vel.
come saw the flames OF the burning boat Tho
throttle was thrown wide open. and the little
boat. with the whistle footing hope for the im-
perilled crew. plunged through the heavy sea
toward the burning tug. Blazing almost to the
waters edge 1t was running q mad Tnos
through the waves. Two brothers Of the Well
comes Captain were on the burning boat and.
Welcome shot after the Miller on It's course
1t was q thrilling race. Round and round the
boats went before tho Welcome could touch
the Miller. The four men crouched astern.
The flames leaped toward them. They were
seorehing the faces OF the men. With q squirt
the Welcome crashed into the Miller. Three
pairs OF arms SHOT out over the bow and In
moment two Of the four exhausted men were
on the Welcome and 1t steered clear OF the
burning boat. Another squirt and the resouers
managed to haul out the other men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06
Nerve 1sesa,asA for Ono Occasion Only.

From DE Chicago Daily Tribune.
When railway engineer grows old or has
had several narrow escapss he frequently
becomes too cautions. and as result generally
brings his train In late.
name or tie road.had lost his nerve" Hs
had passenger engine and twice he had been
told that II he couldn't get his train through
He was meek about It and promised to do
''I'll bring her in on time II there's O house
on tho track" he said tho last time
He came into the oflice after his run day or
two later looked about the room. glanced up
at n! see ssi ann ii a f then asked:
..Oi what p, asked an official.
".G%S %L: re repiIMsfh t tho engineer.
II guess 1t hasn't come down yet" he said
quietly. Some ono left a coal car on the main
And I'D, y,o 70 ~ yt,no began the official
But the coal car? How did you get
didn't get around. pulled her wide open
and came through. There's about o half q ton
expecting to find the rest Of It here somewhere.
AND M ssY; :,
Tho smokestack Of the engine Is gone.
there's no pilot left. and the CAB windows are
broken; but OF course; WAS acting under Or
derS Well An %h SAY i, sF fti1
lust put down on your books somewhere
TINT an engineer who hasn't lost his nerve but
j. tired OF keeping 1t resigned from the service
Job on farm"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06
$50 Bowery, ~. :.
UNDRAPED INNOCENCE.
Corresponaent Who Claims 20 Nav
Fesna It This side OF KsAr Lad.

From as Phiiodeiphts Da1y Eresfso fdeprspA
PARIS. Nov. 2o-since the establishment Of
Means an Unusual osae e ind Young sps q
ssv q sHS
Of work, haye become professional modela Al
sienalized TO ne from the CARLO Koss school <
very pretty and refined young English garl one
1s s' s IL
~ sss esst ~ sa.s C
pie: pisIial story shs YES t he dsSshssear y
se giving isssSns '1 IL EnsishD Bic n or
rate cents n % sas Sly Mss soon
on u
bsr y Sse5s ~ $ss
,esss eSsGSs T Tss Il Pre-
ton In fact am told that In the r. Schools
herself during. the recess SRs 10 20 comfort f"
ssss sSea f Sa
them on; And such 5e1ctanSe does not evnce
oas the S
Diana is not one whit more 'abashed at her
uneiad condition. and. IN fact thinks no moro
damsels that dwell on the banks 81 the Nile.
One warm June day one OF the me ssieres'".
compelled to remohstrats with the model OF
the day because she did not consider 1t neces-
the melt q ne be sss who
declined to wash his hands because they
would get dirty again immediately. she did not
once more. and that 30 speedily. However,
she was at last prevailed upon 70 put on al
least q portion OF her apparel Going to the
spot where, her clothes were deposited. she
selected and put on small shoulder cape. aud
had fulfilled all requirements and that sh0
was amply attired. - $50,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06
FORTIFIED WITH boCUMENTA
An IndlSeAt Man who Was Prepared Z,
cope With the BkeptieaAt. or the World.

From Ne Detroit fS9 Pres.
We We we're WAITING at the dsrst in Jackson
cut open on TOP and 1imped painful b on Tia!
ffriIe'ndly old. The explanation he made was as
,"Gentlemen. Ibavs received telegram from
Nsn to saa ne ae es that MISTER dying
strues wSo had sort 81 cart %aR oo Il
IT, sss sesz siaSs ss Sss
ths n, 70 indulge n such inaprobsble yaEnsr
Mamph! d se tRu tssG%m to n show iSr it.
.fhaye. sir!".
G sstn y 1sht in sGaE pocket probably"
And he pulled out a telegram sent from sani-
Ra &c
orator had attested the fact OF its being 9en9-
soldier ts wonder you didn't claim to DO an old
tS Sef proGs " US fh sae asSss 55sR
II have. sir Hero is my discharge"
sssEi ssst; ;ss
81. Us; 20; Probably got your foot hurt in
mail tEst log. Sss e
T. :Gs s o Hare s Ss s a. So ssrsss
fss f. seas lie sh unr
ling 70 acknowledge defeat, this telegram
Csrt al Lhayent been able to raise the
::she's probably dead by this time"
She Is, sir. az this other telegram received
TT6sa Esats tSs use \; q !. y 81; se,nf2" -
OF her three orphan children. sir. Here's a let
ter duly attested, proving, that she left three
=, He pulled out the letter and handed It over.
Everybody vas n w ehn9klins over The az tho
enough to take the only route. open and get out
q It hy handing the man dollar He didn't
Its q wonder you haven't document prov
ing that you got burned out In the great Chi
ca2o fire!"
But have. sir: Here 1t is! knowing how
cannot back UP with sworn Documents"
And what did lie do but hand out an old an
had lost 81. 600 worth Of household goods in
the Garden City holocaust! This took both
legs out from under the man. and he went out
doors in hun and did not return.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06
Gave Her Ring to Uael. Sam for Her Liberty.


BosToS. Nov. ga young lady. a gold ring.
and United states patSnt letter box were the
acted this evening at the corner Of Joyner and
Chelsea streets. Charlest9wn. which was wit
young lady In Charlestown went to drop
letter IN one OF the new patent letter boxes,
to the old style Of box, where it IL sometimes
necessary. IN order that the letter be really
SLOT Witt L the user she followed the %issSe
with her hand to be sure that II was safely
s sSa rhst her ssrsd
her hand. whom the ring on the Iady's Anger
held her hand firmly. and all her efforts. to
that she try TO pull her finger out Of the ring,
but the attempt proved unsuccessful Then
with an axe, when u bright policeman APP
peared upon the scene, and. viewing the situa-
Gie the ring oil fhs finger. # proved impos.
sible to get the file Into the box. and finally.
after hall an hour. the hand was extricated
minus the ring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06
Loves Notable Conquest.
From the C.iou1o Daify Iriblme.

do You love him. Mabel2"
There was an unmistakab ring Of triumph
question TO, the beautiful, gueenly girl who
Yes" she answered soitly. the rich blood
mantling her cheek and brow.
have told him." rejoined the father. that
I shall interpose no obstacles In his way. II
he can win your affections he has my full and
free consent. / may say e, you. further. my
daughter. he continued. that IN gaining the
love Of q young man like Harold Billmore you
as father and commends itself 70 my judg-
ment as man; He Is Of good family. upright
honorable. high minded, the. possessor OF q
Impotence, and In all respects the one whom
above all others ! should have chosen Is the
g!aEdian o. my only daughters hsppipp;e ISL,
up with u smile. "he's corkerw
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06

rive Years 81 esAHsss ~ Gsssssa srs
WIN nsesess o. Ais Seslessy.

Ncm Ne n ssvs RT,Aiie
FmptAr. O, Nov. ,2A--An interesting story.
4 n. s ri: NIX ~ J;
Ss,%;;S. spsIt,sss, III ias East
YsIE Ss!;;:. Min .S fSss HsTII:,,
ss 5s s RS Ssf sSss ss 0f
sSiss an snc1yn,c1s letters SITTING that HE wife
e. ssS'sSss!y. s sss
S rom H ss home ne un Mf' aSoS
S" .s ,a hss he 70
Inlnutss. and then Che Eentieman TOOK h!s
GOOD; Ely The husband IN the mean time watch,
S ron he sss Pest KS syss a
sssssaS bss ssaf%p1Ss Ii! 'esiSss sss h
The 81 woman Mas Cha She S had
Ssns a. a S Bic Ina sqss nf Sr
, sIaas I'm W. 20 s lie
ssIss :ssse$ 9 sas ~
S s sn S yc g e. a ss 6n ns
R Ro@s We Ell into sa shs III sdss
s9s; N s1 dss "a $sss & es% &
IA oil s0r fs ana Il st' as
hi:s Ss%s: anSsr tSs s!sspnsss ssss sS!.tsa.
% RsS' ssa faaeS ss':s'ssa s
asHSsssasss SsnaeFf from k ss Con-
rs e x sssI s ''E siE s.s ssG
sssosns:d .s Ss S Ssr 4 spS aSs ea Ts
SSikss%lln I! sssPIs issv(ss :; home Az ssssss
sss ss sss & NJ Sss. IA s1ss
81 sn ssa Gssf s'f :n ss
ss SCI {: s e2s
ane Ms VIE on shs on
her brother. whom he had never seen. and. who
sts az a e
%possSe wait a Ionsss G ss ee h t1aia on
aSs S ssn PsSs arg shs s ss t s
that bore Keemiin away from Its seeminsiy
disgraoed home carried the INNOCENT author
Ef the trouble 70 the FER West, where he eth
81 s 81 Sistee sa ne anne
been discovered THAT the anonymous letters
were written by a girl to whom Reemlin had 1T
one time been engaged and who had hoped to
regain his affections,
The revelations to Mr., Reemlin by his uncle
night he abandoned bis wife: and the thought
OF the anguish he had caused her and the
wrong he had done her was almost more than
with the woman who had al
ways been true to him. and In. a short while
his imm ediate return His friends made up |
sum q money for him: and on the first Of the
heart beating high with the joyous thought OF
, spaedy reunion with the wife he had not seen |
Tor five long years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06
II. Alpha De,s. Phi Reception.

The Alpha Delta Phi Club house was packed
last evening with college graduates. who
found no dTnioulty In refreshing recollections
OF their college days. The occasion was the
second annual fraternity reception OF the club.
The club house was rendered moro than
usually attractive by the notable artists loan
collection Of pictures described In THE Sun OF
yesterday.
Among those present were Mr.. Joseph H.
Choute. the President OF the club: Judge Ed
ward Paterson. Vice President D. W. Franklin.
s assFFs u Rlsfs hasSf & S'sSat w Rs
Iyes Was9burn, CSllin ~ Armstrong;. Benz.
Z. James. Eli. ii. H osorts. Alfred nY T.
Manierre. Robert .. Rudd, Edwin W. Ranborn.
Francis Lynde StetsoI. William n; Cohen. Ste
phen H. Tying. Jr. and DIR. Robert T. Morris.
Among the gnests were NJ. J. b Bristol.
Boomer, j. Wells Chnmpney. and @. II. Grant.
The singing Of college songs and narration of
Raecdotss were continued until well toward the
breakfast hour
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06
Baseball M.saa,s. In iowa.

number OF prominent baseball msgnstes have
again arrived In town. They are not making much
noise ann there are not many Of them but they are
denr OF INC Cleveland Cllb !. 7. Rrlsh Of Cincinnati
and g. H. Byrne of brooklyn were cossted at the Hon
man ilonse Yesterday. and had long secret meet.
lug, They said that no sisnncance was attachrd
10 their conference hut AL three known to b.
earnest IN their efforts 10 bring about settlement Of
hOuic Kind. the meeting here u likely have an Inn
portanf bearing Oh the situation. II Ia believed thAI
they are here TO smooth hitch IN the twelve
cliIb scheme.
Local magnates laugh Mt the idea OF c. A. Prince who
owns nearly tho entire Boston Association team turn.
ing over hts interests 10 >. D. Hart. VINO has been
shouting for Wal. while Prince fayors peAes,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06
The v..oo.e Taken ON the Fly.

Yaohtsmen. steamboat men. and ferry hands were
alike astonished when they W. II. HEARTS, light
ming little steam yacht vamoose shooting up the North
River Yesterday. Every one thought that the Nor.
winter but they were mIstaEeO Tor Tiers shs MAS
throwing out columns Of black smoke and cutting the
water hike knife shs sped up the Hudson on her
TO Yonkers The general opinion seemed BIO
she was gong TO race the Norwood but the truth
she only going out 10 have her picture TAKEN Mr.
lears, her owner wanted pho,ogr.ph OF his yacht.
days ago ~ Vet the boat ready for a sitting,
This seems rather costly experiment In view Of the
fast thar the vamOosc will probably have
commission for three or four weeks before satis
10 millionaire several times the expenditure OF
$500 or $500 for phoI0vsaph not too much for him.
SO long lie gels what he wants. The photographer
WAS taken 60 Yonkeas yesterday and placed on deck
best rate Of speed while he took snhp shots her
smooth water Some time next week she VIII be taken
outside the Hook for her roUghwa:or pictures
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06
Divorced In Flrty..ever seconds,
Prom he C1icogo LuHv Tribune.

last Friday the sglt Of Matte BROOKS ss sssinss
her husband. William Brooks. was on tho
Stewart but the. defendant did not appear.
The plaintiffs attorney arose. read the peti-
ton. alleging the statutory reQuisitions and
allegations Of dessrtion and cruel Treatment,
put witness On the stand And sxapined him.
entry OF q decree OF divorce, aif having been
done In exactly ffty-seven seconds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06
Where x..,era.y.. Fire. Were,

p. M,-2:35. Mrs Mary Henry's rooms. +36 West
Fiftysecond street. damage $50; 500. rooms Of Mary
Landhan and Annie Pagan. $50 West Invent y-seventh
street. damage $50; 4:2o SPRINGER Markons picture
frame lastyrs ~ M1rray street dHmnsr 200 60o
Spa: $40, awning IN front OF A. w. Becks butcher
shop. :,4 Ninth avenue damage SO io;O0 hiis build
my. cellar. no damage
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06

Johnston Il Son, Jewellers, for flftv
| years established at $50 H0yvery. cor.
ner OF Bro0me st., New York, are clos-
inG out their business, aud to do 80
before Janusry 4 will offer their enc
tire stock OF Dismonds, watches,
Jewelry ana Silverware st SPECIAL,
| CUT PRICES. lt may be ssked why
we are Offering our stock at such
sweeping reductions when it n al.
GOOD as soid--simply Because before,
moving we prefer cash, not ,merchan.,
disc. We must sell, and without
question we will alive tho best value
In Diamonds, Silverwsre, Watches
or Jevvelry to be found In New
York.
We do not exaEgerate one iota In our
description az the following special
attractions offered this week; We ASH
pcrsenr1 Inspection that will be
convincing.
A r.ssIsggsr s.rrTE ;sr,S.ss.S vi ,:q
.Sih ss SSn a IA si Pic.
"a fs Al; * s.- & .sss ;s Volt;
.s .ss ss: .s Ase
.ass s h .':a IN. o az ss
bargains .s have ye; onersd. IN - INV ~ '''.
A snIn two ssa e b ses e.
s. ss as.i. e. sS .s s s
A MARorIsE RING. TwESrY.oNE STONES. white and
perfectly cut, ~ LIS cYs ns can S r. bought
sS equally
A upA mr. SHAPED Opal. uorNrrn WITH ,o,.
"A diamonds price $50, Is exceptions, bargain in
Ss E9 :. AZ :s%s
shaped. seven diamonds. at S4s IL very oheap.
%.ss sS en- es se:p .y ess.sa .ss
ensr.ysd. 500 We give our guarantee twenty years
and snssav:a. ssS '''"' k'"'""''''' '"''' 'N'''A
nss Nv , xa5
y sss. Esos e. ayss IL
FOR saS: worth snysnsfs siss $50. ''" ''A
A .sE syss sss : :.:
A eonHAM PLATED TEA SET AND DIssEsskst1eE.
:sSS IS:h III sSiss 4: '' ID 500
II 1ss0s9t sss sg':ss
m worth 500.
A SOLID SILVER TIA sBr. srI PIECES. ~ eolsa
e. ss;: .:sf se
A RAIa q A4spsoMS Plated slI,yELIsar SAs
par nsteS liz: regular prices
10 SOLID SILVER COFFEE sIooEs %: wosth yls.
SOMD S!hvEh EfsnnH Fo:zS eiG w9sth
ATE ETkI PM skFS HS AsSR SSS
SALAD FORK Arb sPO0X SIC: worth t2s
Open Evenings Until o O'Clock.
JOHNSTON & SON,
$50 1owery, ~. z.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06

The foreign Consus stationed In New York ate their
second annual dianrr at shtys last evening" All the
Cstfsuls General Consnn and Yice-0nsulS were pree
ent except the Aastran and Chinese Consuls. Cohs.
General fayArr0 of Mexico presided
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06
LEAkY
ROOFS

ARE SUBSTANTIALLY NESDED WITH
VAN ORDEN'S ROOF COATING,
eos. gallon; 80 gallons more DELIVERED
FREE OF freight charges anywhere in United States
or Canada, with simple instructions how to perma
nently mend coat all kinds OF roofs-
Refer to h. Hoe a. Co.. Harper Bros. Lor.
Hard az Co.. and 5000 Roof from 10 10 80
years old.
PLkSTlC.SLATE RC0FInG AND PAVING CO.,
Who not only sell the material. but win CONTRACT TO
PUT ON Roors anywhere with responsible guarantee
for g. 10 years correspondence invited Deseribe
your roof Estimates tree. Established 1868
1ls JOHN ST. N. r.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06

r. DO me JOB. The lest two minutes q the final
round wfs io1ght IA perfect Dedlain. every
tie gisdlAtors; who. psntins and blowing.
S stnffGe f s @nSue me ring nov sWnE,ng
Sing In the eflYEs 70 regain their breath.
nd D ws a Sie fSs at the Call OF me
Ths ba9tsia shspPionship was productive
~ rare night: HUH Boyle OF the Iastime A.
7. o. Eiixaeesh rsinstated proiessi92na. with
e. the Ma National & G Moore e beqrdlsss
rons OF ns oT mouth I,s gave MS lass
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-29

Heart disease is by far the most fire.
quent cause OF sudden death, which in
three out Of four cases is unsupported.
The symptoms are not generally under
stood. These are: habit OF lying on
the right side, short breath, pain or dis
tress in side, back or shoulder, irrcgu-
lar pulse, asthma, weak and hungry
spells, wind in stomach, swelling OF
ankles or dropsy, oppression, dry cough
and smothering. Dir. Miles illustrated
book on Heart Disease, free ut the Logan
Drug Co.'S, who sell and guarantee DR..
Miles uncqualed New Heart Cure, and
his Restorative Neryine, which cures
nervousness, headache, sleeplcssness,
effects OF drinking, etc. 1t contains no
Opiatcs. A.-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-29
Startling; Facts.

The American people are rapidly be-
coming race OF nervous wrecks, and
the following suggests the best remedy:
Alphonso Hemptling, OF Butler, Pa,
swcars that when his son was specchss
less from st. Nitus dance DR.. Miles
great Restorative Noryinc cured him.
Mrs. ]. K. Miller, OF Valparaiso, and ].
D.. Taylor, OF l.ogansport, Ind, each
gained 20 pounds from taking it. Mrs.
II. A. Gardner, OF Nistula, Ind, was
cured OF 10 TO so commissions day, and
much headache, dizziness, bachaclie and
nervous prostration by one bottle.
Trial bottles and fine book OF marvellous
cures free at the Logan Drug Co.'s, who
recommends and guarantees this une-
qualed remedy. 3