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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-10-22
General.

The apDrehensions as 10 the safety Of Lieut..
Russell and party, sent by the Smithsonian In
stitutiOn 10 explore Mount st. Elias, have been
allayed by adyices received at Seattle. An at
tempt had been made TO ascend the mountain,
but was unsucceSsful.-Thesa sale is announced
Of 10000 acres of mineral and timber lands,
including a colliery plant, in Eastern Kentucky,
10 Belgian capitalists. who will develop tho
property. The amount Of capital to 10 in
vested is said to DO s. 900 OOO.-A scheme is
on foot, aud company has bcen organized.
for the purpose Of running line of steamships
10 extend from Philadelphia to Cuba aud the
Gulf ports Of Mexico. ana more than half the
money necessary has already been subscribed.
Edward T. Searles, Of Lawrence, Mass,
proposes to give the town of Methuen the finest
statue Of George Washington in America. Mr..
Searles is the relative OF the late Mrs. Hopkins
Searles.-GhaTles Reid, the proprietor of the
Farview Stud, Gallatin, Tenn. last week bid
100000 at the sale Of the late August Bel
monts thoroughbred .raeehorses for the ia
nous sire ST. Blaise. This is the highest
price ever paid for a thoroughbred stallion in
o sale ring.-The commission appointed by
the Secretary Of the Interior 10 negotiate with
the Shushone and Arapahoe Indians. of WyO-
ming, for a cessIOu of part OF the Wind River
reservation. has effected an agreement with the
Indians under which they cede 20 the United
! States more than half Of their reservation, the
| Government getting abOut 100000 ont of a
| total of about 1000 900 acres For the lands
ceded the Indians receive SG00,O 900, or about
So cents per acre. partly in cash, the rest in in
vested funds-Capt. Hooper Of the revenue
cutter Corwin, has made report to the Trea-
sury Department in which he says the de-
struetiOn of seal otter in the Bering Sea Is 50
/ great that the race OF animals is liable 10
| be exterminated.- Mrs. Frank Lawler, for.
merly Miss Josie Mansfield, Well-known in
this country 20 years ago has been married to
| Mr.. Robert l.. Reade, OF New York. She is the
! woman who was ut the bottom Of the Fisk.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-10-22

tbe Indian Territory. j am told tho land viii
produce excellent fruit and all kinds Of crops
The country ID well WatGrCd. ] crossed two
great rivers yesterday aud found fine springs
Et IaAllquaA the Capital Of the Cherokee.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-10-22

The Cherokee Government is much like that
OF tie Greeks. The capitol is big two.story
brick about 90 feet square, with a cupola on
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-10-22

Agents wanted. Comrades preferred. Sec page 4
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-10-22
secretary Blaine's Movements.

Agents wanted. Comrades preferred. See page 4.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-10-22

- Kidney pains backaclc, and muscular rlcu-
T. lnasm relieved la one minute by the celebrated
Sl CuIICgEA ARII- PAIN ELAsIEA 40
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-10-22

ES- Baby's skin aud scalp purified aud ia
~ bcautihed BY CUucuRA SOAP "a
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

opensng Redmond's opera a<s1sa ga
Sunday. tie pc aded nol guilty and
viii have . trlal January o.
julia Coleman has saed her husb4 ni
Moses CGieIa4a, tor q eis0rcS o4 tae
gfoaGd Of deseguon, extreme cFnssiy
and non-suFport.
Casper Eon>nzls. Nick Zimmerman
and Vii Lnnals. trio OF dlscrdeFlses,
we're seateneed % thirty lays inpgisoa-
nlsni each ia tue county lass yestsTday.
None OF theai eoald raise the O. hne
and costs
Peter Ecss. through bis attorney, has
begun SUIT il the circuit court against
the TgEEe BAN -HERALp for libel. The
Article on waleh the action Is based Was
pablishsd OctooeF 25- He places his
daRsages at $1,000.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

Mrs. Mary Frantz OF Byron township
has fied bill in the circuit court pre-
limiaary to bringing suit against her
sister, Mrs. Catherine Miller. of this
city. She says that herself and the de-
fendant were daughters OF John Hibel.
who died intestatc. That her mother,
sister and herself became heirs and
owners in fes simple of certain parcel
OF land in Byron township, ana that an
agreement was entered into whereby
sfe sold her share to Mrs. Miller. The
mother died which left the two daugb.
tiers owners. The defendant was tc
paw 500. Half OF the indebtedness
was TO DO taken out of this amount and
the balance paid over. Part was 50
paid and the balance still remains due.
Mira. FrsntE sues her sister and bus
band, Matthias Miller.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
A HUSBAND WANTED
The Opportunity Of . lafe Time
AZ Geary's Museum.
The konases of Crsnd Rapids VIII Prob
abis Nave . Chaess 40 Meet Their
Jan~t sa ths Fair psms
ef Chelsea.

That Geary Of the Worlds Museum,
make nis place attractive, goes gitaoat
saying; hut now be IS in hopes {, spring
Oh al unsr speetlng puhilc the bsst card
of the season. A lem days ago the ioi-
lowing ad appeared IA oae VI the Grand
Rapids papers
NANTED-A young mat to. marry me.
w am :. years Ga. 5 fe<t high. tees vide
and weigh ga oWa 3 fzFn and have 500
in the 6sak. To any Eessrctae,e Ilan that
viii marrs me Hill give bi,a onehai ei ms
ioying aad a dGtst0i HUSBAND. Address. t0ftie
Dowaes Sli-lses. Aieh
Sucn an opportunity could not be
missed, and correspondence WAS las-
media.aly entered into With the lady,
with brlgnt prospects ot success. That
the attraction will be immense is with
out doubt, especially when il 10 known
that the ialr lady has in her possession
large number Of letters from
/ the gay, giddy Lotharlos OF oul
Iscity. who will have an cppor-
tunity of seeing with but better expsii
Scnce, the object of their prospective
adorauon. The Herald has had tue
opportunity (which We soon hope wlll
be gwen the public) Of reading some of
the poetcal and otherwise effuslons
originated here, aud 1t can candidly ba
said some of them rival the far-famed
''nunnie" Letters of ArbucKle, the
coffee man. That records have
o,en broken, in the. elougalion OF the
T, truth, IN It s)me os the attempts to
/ prove to the tar Miss Downes that the,
and they alcnc were worthy to heir
her carry around half of farm and
al! OF 5000 IN cash, perusal of come
of the loving epistles Will amply prove
But, gentlemen, we hope To announce
IN few DAYS her safe arrival here,
Mr.. Geary, ever en:erprinng and witt
an eye 10 the public veal, intends "a
make arrangements, with ropes ane
seats, for a hrst-elass, bald-hcadec
row, aud it will be specially requested
| that her many suitors Will No
/ crowd nor fight in theiI
attempts, TO get in close communior
with their guiding star. After muct
trouble AMI expense the TELEGRAM
HERALD has cleaned the informatlo:
that the lady is rs fair in form anc
feature as a venus. and concometan
| with a farm and S50ot in cash. ths
1 qus s,lon arises who will be the lucky
man. Echo answers who.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
Examined For Forgery.


The examination OF Minor ingalls,
for attempting TO pass q forged check
on Paul v. Finch. sgned ''Bsssell Car
pet Sweeper company" was begun IN
police court yesterday. Assistant Prose-
cutting Attorney Malcomb conducted
the case for the people aud Myrou II.
Walker represented the respondent.
Morris chansnsn, treasurer OF the Bis
sell Carpet sweeper company, testified
that ID WAS his duty to draw the checks
for the company and that the check for
52s, presented TO Finch, MAS not gen.
uine. Paul v. Finch aud his prescrip-
ton clerk told about ingalls, coming
into tue drug store, and .denti6ed him
As the individual who attempted 10 pass
the check. The case was continued
until today, when the people will finish
their case.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
Young and lNiddle- Age

NEEN0lfs nEBiIIIf. AfRAot
Meaknass. ~ la.ung. tfoln early
discTetlons q al sxcessss CT n>2iee
cserNsTk Of llse lg@sn. isapFanoI ixss
meafSl soae other diseases lnaasess
use u Instruments "a ex4allAasi1i4s AZ
treatment OF sosne other asseases. her
ditafy weak 0ess. elc., c2tsssg iesI t'ssa
heod. imfatenes baEfsnaess ni&issia
10 collect iS<oss OF rtmentaeT a va
daring conversation making I.
susteTer losa coanJ eucs IN every on
even himself. causing continual nofi
aud ANXIETY atppl lGonble that ne'r
come; sometimes causing faR1ps.
essea causing Insanty, one iorm ieeA
ness, Paralysis. Nervousness snc la.
Disease. inability 10 oondnc1 b1s.aes
etc
1his disease, with all It's complies
tions. 10 always cured by nr. :. Ila
Todd, id y. Dsslkion street. foom ].
nnd 1. Grand kaiads. Mich. "a
immediately
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

BY the f.bsorption of the Chicago 4
Atlantic railway between Maroon and
Chicago. ,he ERIE has at las; effected
its entrance into Ueicago. and now DC
cupies the rrond position of being the
ouly lre between Ch csgo and Ne~
York entirely under ore management
One result Of this il The arrangemenl
whereby all the through trans of ths
Erie are now ran solid between Chicago
and N0w York without change. Pas
sengers holding through tickets, whether
first tr second class. are able 10 e.
from Chicago TO New York without
chanting cars.
PulIman's most modern Sieepins
Cars are run on all thraneh trains VIA
this line. and on their NestbuIe Lin
tied, PuIIman's Dining Cars. So exir,
fare charged on this train. In fact
the rates via the ERIE are lower thar
via any other route fering equs
facilities.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
Sad Home Coming.

Mrs. J. II. Havill of Chicago, ILL.,,
died at Aiken, s. c., Christmas day,
aged 81 years. Mrs. HavilI was form
erly Miss Eva Hall, and she lived in
this city from childhood. she had been
i'll from rheu,natism for long time,
and during the past three years has
travelled extensively for her health.
Though her sufferlngs have been great
she mas borne them with gentle
patience and fortltude, her courage
being undaunted even when her case
was pronounced hopeless by her physi-
clans several years ago. She leaves b, I
husband and her aunt, Mrs. NJ. c. Hall,
in addition to q large circle of friends
to mourn her loss. The remains ar.
rived last evening at $50 O'Clock, ac-
companied by Mr.. Havill, and the fun
eral will be held this afternoon at
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
VICTIM OF 4 DARK DIED
Lattis Hickis vsnDort Relates a
story OF Crime
WHILE TEARS ROLL DoWs her CaEEs
Beb Jsekssa . cesofsd Brute Lsss Bs-
stsa sna nAEs Charged villa ssss.
raging . Girl EiftssA
Nesss 0sd

About tso months ago = little man
n2raed JOAN Nan Dort,. followed by
several ANAL children, came into
police headquarters aud delivered him
SELF Of . pstable tale concerning the IN
fidelity Of hls vile. whom, be
said had left la home. for which
ne abundAntly provided and taa
gone with q eolored man, "Maje"
Page. He vac ANXIOUS to have the
police locate the woman and force her
10 return 70 him. With her she had
taken the two youngest and the oldest
child The latter was about fiftten
years Old. The police made an effort
20 straighten out the domestic en-
tapglemeEt, but dld not sacceed at
that time IN finding the unfa.thtui
wife. John Van bort has never given
I'D the ship, but nas tracked
Mrs. Van Dort wherever she
has gone with her colored companion.
Tuesday night be visited headquarters
and told Sergeant Webb that his wife
was living on Madison avenue. near the
Catholic cemetery. AMI that she had
some o. the children with ner. He said
that while bis oldest daughter, Eickie,
was playing on the street with several
other children negro, Robert Jack
Eon. had knocked her down and other
wise abused her.
The patrol wagon, with Detectlv yes
Smith and psrr, went TO the house on
Madison avenue where Rsckte Van
bort WA found and brought 10 the
station. Yesterday morning she re-
cited . narrowing story OF assault TO
Captain Johnson, as follows:
Thanksgiving day, or the day be-
fore, l was with my mother where she
was living, No. 233 Prospect street.
These two colored men then
lived in the back part of the
house. Il went out into the yard.
1t was dark. Suddenly sonic one
grabbed me from behind. At first l
did not know who il was, but he spoke
and then I saw his face. II was "Bob''
Jackson. / tired 30 get away from him
but ne held me tight. Then be threw
me to the ground and placed his hand
over my mouth so tnat / could not
scream. I struggled, but il was nc
use" Atthis point the child burst into
teara After she had suppressed hel
sobs, word by word the captain brought
out. the awful story. The big, burly
negro had outraged the defenseles!
child. She continued:
81 didn't tell about il because he saic
IL did he would do something, and
was afraid"
Captain johnson lost no time il
getting out . warrant and the father o.
the injured girl swore TO it. Late
Jackson was arrested, and 10 nov
lodged in jail
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

81. n. CHfcri. New Cassel, VIE. wss
trs,nhled with Neuralgss Ard Rheuma-
tshn. his stomach ws$ tasordsred, hEs
Liver Was affected 10 sn Alarming -
gtee. appetite fell away. And ~ was
ssrr,hly reduced in flesh snd strength
Three bottles Of Electric Risfers CARED
niw.
EdwaEd shepard, Harrisburg. IL,
isa srrnn ne sore on fs. lef of eight
wars an ing. iced three bottles os
Fjectr.e h TIERS arAs Sven boxes Of
Buck lea's Aruies skive, and ks lea i
IA, O.. had hee large Fever sores 60
ais t&x. doctors sac be was lneuystae.
oss bottle Esecsfss Bstfsrs Aad orss tzos
Esekiea's Arnscs S&ive cared hIfn es.
aEe-y. sssS By fess Esoss drag store
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
Holiday Rates.

Be merry now; be merry now.
With JOY bring in the holly bough;
With song aud feast and smiling brow
Well welcome in Old Christmas.
Round trip excursion tickets vii! be
sold by the Michigan Central, "ths
Niagara Falls route" at reduced rates
rs follows: From all stations west OF
the Detroit river &c, all Michigan Cen
trail stations (exceptlpg the Tolcds. Ill.
vision) regarding which special provis.
ions are nlade), December Il. % anu
81. 1891, and January !, 1892. good to
return until January 4, 1892. at one
and on, third fare for the round trip.
Half tickets for children will bc sold a,
half the above rates.
These tickets will not be accepted for
passage oa the fast vestlbuled express
trains Nos. \. G. /? and -.
FREp. N. BRiGes. Gcn'l Ag't,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
q. W. RrccLEs, G. +. & 4. A..
GEo. X. K'SG, Chicago, III.
ASS. Gen'l +. & r. A., Chicago, Ill.
RoBERr MILLER, Gen'l Supt..
Detroit, Mich,
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
rhRowA Faon HIS CARRIAGE
j. y. Msnkier Seriously Hurt By = Eas
AWAY HofsS.

serious runaway occurred ye,ter'
day afternoon. Fred Rowe MAS driving
= horse attached 10 light wagon on
Canal street when the animal became
frightened and ran. AZ the corner 81
East Bridge street the rig eolllded slth
carrlags containing j. +. Alnklers the
photographer. tie WAS thrown oai
aud sa badly hurt that II Was necessary y
to cal the ambulance and take him
bone. The runaway horse was fiaalty
caught az the head OF Monroe street by
Pltrolman Mccarthy. 1'he wagon was
ei,mrietsly demolished. Mr.. Rowe va
also thrown out bit not badly hurt.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

The Hon. S. wesselius received dis
patch from Little Jake Seiigman yes.
terday morning stating that he had
decided TO purchase an interest IN the
Reeds Lake electric railway and that
he will meet Mr.. Wesselius III this city
next week to take measures for closing
the deal. Mr.. Ssligman also stated tha.
he and other capitalists have purchased
the Corruna and Owosso street railway
which connects the two places.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

The family of ex-senator Wesselius
are sorely afflicted. Mrs. Wesselius.
tnelr bsby aud her grandfather and
grandmother, Sir. and Mrs. X. L.
Wood. are confined To their beds by
illness. Mr.. Wood is 81 years old and
has a serious attack of pneumonia. The
old gentleman Is not expected to Ec'
cover.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

The young people of the Irving are
planning to have n grand dinner New
Years day. A toast master will be
selected from among their number aud
toasts Will he responded to immediately
following the dinner hour which occurs
NJ >. IN. Special pains will he taken
i'll decorating the rooms. A few friends
will be invits d 10 enjoy the repast.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
Conuaeudable

Ali claims not consistent with the
high character of Syrup Of Figs are
purposely avoided by the California Fig
Syrup company. 1t acts gently on the
kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing
the system effectually, but it Is not .
cure-all and makes no pretenslons that
every bottle will not substantiate.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

John Campbell. the nan arrested for
Stealing . sae Of wheat from J. c.
Maynard of walker and ssllina IL TO
nhe star milis. vss arraigned before
IJussics Hydoru yesterday. He pleaded
Gully " shs charge ef larceny and wss
Anei - aud costsA Hs could Bot psy
bhs amount end VS. ssat to Jail for
1hirty daya
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
WILL BUILD IN CHICAGO.

ID. A. Biocsett 40 Construct . Twelve
story Structure.
d. A. Blodgett OF this city will erect
= s70o. 900 building on the southwest
coraer of Firth avenue and Washington
street, Chicago. The building now on
that site IS occupied by the Chicago
Times company, which has a lease that
expires May /, 1894. The building will
De twelve stories in height anu finlsned
Ia sections, So the work vii! not dis
commode the occupants. When COM
pleted 1t will give the Times 4 iarters
that are better adapted TO its needs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

Harriet L. Hsrkom has begun pro-
,ceedings Ia tbs csroult court to fore
,cioss . mortgage held by her on prop
,ersy ownss; by Arthur Meigs Ia this
els, for oseo0. The property in quss-
Jaoa was levied upon. hrss BY the pain
,H6 and Ialsr by several othsr parties,
.vho ere slso made defendants. ft IS
Assirsd thAs the court des;ds whose
claim II she best.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
New years Excursion Rates

To Ell points via q. X. q l. r. Il.
Excursion tickets will be sold Dccem.
ber 81 and January J.. good gring on
date of sale. ana for return until Janu-
ary 4. 1892. For tickets and full intor-
nation, apply to G. r. g. l. ticket
agents.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

Jt UtfE ol hLItUAIfLs
People vs.. John Troy aad John Fan
dersi eacn pleaded guilty 10 assaul.
and t'attely; sentence deferred untl
Saturday. January 2.
People VS.. E. S. wsleh, saloon opeI
after hours; not guilty.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

e'elocx from tns residence II Charles
y Hall, No. so7 Jefferson ssenue. ths
Il '. Mr.. Goodman conducting the ser
see, ara tne inteFment 10 te ia the
Naisy CITY cemetery. frsencs are la-
vited 10 attend.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
A Fashienahie nrlnh.

Meuier Chocolate il a fashionable
drink. Did you ever try IL Send pos
tai card fer sample sni directions.
'Menier', Nav York.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

John Troy saA Jean Flanders. i'm
nlssded with Alhers ostsrbein n ss.
.tsmpune 20 REQ Joan starring. ct North
Dorr, ou West Fulton stfest last fall
Wsrs allowed 10 plead guilty to asssuj.
and basessy n the supsrior eoars zee.
Hnr6Ay. 9sssenos ~ deferred until
3anunry 4.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
samp,e Chocolate Ere

A postal card addressed to 'Menier'.
New York, will secure you sample Of
their delicious imported chocolate with
directions tor ussng.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

A postal card sddreesed to sMer:er.'
New York, will secure You sample of
their delicious imported choe oIate with
directors for using.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
BARNEY SPENCER azIsslNo.
ne sells . Lsad OF Oats. Receives Pay
and Oio8ppoars.

Tuesday, Barney Spencer, working
fsr Earl Hosg, farmer living q few
mies out Of the city, drove in with =
load o. rye and sold it to Van Driel
Bros, receiving therefor . check for
,S3s. He put the team in Shafer's livery
barn on Kent street. He did not cal
for tho horses, ne ther has he presented
the check to any OF the banks for pay
msut. His whereabouts are unknown,
and il is suspected that he has met
with foul play.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
A Fasbionabie nrink

Menier Chocolate is a fashionable
drink. Did you ever try it? Send pcs-
tai card for sample and directions
"Menier,' New York.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

A Healthy and Delicious Beverage
Menier Chocolate. Learn to make a
real cup of Chocolate by addressing
'Menie-,' New York, and get free
ssmple with directions,
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

Six bars American family soap 25
cents, six bars of Jaxon soap % cents,
six bars Lenox soap 25 cents at X illean's
grocery.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

The Now Year Entertainment club
will give masquerade bail at Sim
mons nall, corner South Division street
and Fifth avenue, THURSDAY evening,
December 81.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

Headlight oil will not smoke your
chimney, s cents per gallon at killean's
grocery.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

Try our sugar syrup At Is cents per
gallon at Killean's grocery.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

The Valley City Milling Company has
no peer in the manufacture OF -four.
Try The LILY WHITE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
Lily White.

Eight pounds best rolled oats for 2S
cents at Killean's grocery.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31


Cstarrh, deafness, rheumatism. rcrs
Gus debility, impotence and ali cisrase.
resulting from early indiscretons and
excesses of manhood, all diseases o.
the urinary orgains. partial paralysis
varlcocesie ruptures, iumors. scfota.a
Old sores, dropsy. skin diseases. llvci
and kidney complaints. heart disease
shortness ot breath, back OF head
small OF b~ck, ETC., including al
female complaints and chronic diseases
cured quickly and permanently.
That cough, slight fever aud week
ness. shorsness of breath, paipsta,sos
of hcsi'. my means sure and au.ss
consunili.sai.
II you arc ncryors. restless, irFfia
tie. s.eep.ess or wake after hugrita
dreams, tired mornings, with dad
headache. bsde taste IN the monih
sometimes discharges, and 20 afsD,a
your employment without he, energy
or ansJiuon, dceirc 10 ie slans.
gloomy ioTebodsngs. disposition sc
Worry and irct about ,rJable alsssaa
tha, never comes. spcBs of fVci.ns
afraid or uncertain. kemctimcs iun
spriis. you arc suffering from nervous
eehfluy ard exhaustion Dl nerve poSsg.
insanity ard death.
,, II You have great sensr OF wcakBess
apd wea.fsess. with tired limbs. nuasis-
ntss. trembling. ruckiy rsnNa'soas.
cold feet oisd legs, you are advancing
TO that most serlons dlscsse- Ia asessss.
X your head aches, ieei NUNS ane
tired, WITH strange sensations. ios< ~
memory. anu vvu think with sissiseaay
or YOU are siceniess az ngist. N.ta
dro~elness and duliness during tise
day, the nerve ana bIain fatigue nay
sooa run into intansiv OF death.
If you have any Of these feelings 60
| noineglect them. or they viii end IA
rsraiysis, insan.sy. prostiaiien or
| death
ssrou vssue yonr life do not ncx-
sect these warnings. Time sod exfse-
ricnce hse shown. and hundreds Il
startling ard mafvtlCus cures hkfs
| proved. that these alseaees Hrc pa,
! fectiy and conipietrlY cured rs 49,.
:. CLAY TODD. II ~ Iasfioll esaett,
rooms 1. and 4. ofalid Eapsar, Me-
Indff the uss cf nk. :. CLAY
| ToIpS remarkable remedies AZ
those symptoms weld Sc a ~ mag
and ssrrngfhs OF nerves. vigor % tas q
vitality oil taood and health oi bs5s
are so0n fcsiorcd.
| He remedies are purely seEt.ns'is
and harmless. and can oniy hs 80
tanned st BE Office.
Ia TODD compounds rs fresc- p
tons heiere csch patent n llas ofiiff.
pt- JoDD'S ofsce ~ st IL : psgssiEt.
street. rosrns J 3 aBe Z. tsrnad Espisi~.
| ifis medicines sgrfE WITH fbt ttotti.
sch. AID Won can eat sfirtalaa y9a
choose.
lie u IN lss Office from ? in the m0fn.
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A Healthy and Delicious Beverage.
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