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The Portland daily press., 1892-04-07
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
Quotations Of Staple Products in the
Leading Markets.

Stocks and Bends--Money Easy Sterling
Exchange Quiet and Steady Government
Bonds Dull and Steady-Railroads Quiet
and Firm-Stocks Closed Quiet and Firm,
Generally Higher.
At New York, yesterday, money was easy
ranging from az per cent; last loan 2, clos
ing at -D2 per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per was quoted at 3s4 @57s per cent. Sterling
exchange was quiet and steady with actual
business in bankers bills at 861s for 60-day
hills and 1914 for demand; posted rates at
a e71a0a4 80. Commercial bills were 85A@
4s7ya, Government bonds were dull and
steady. Railroads were quiet and firm.
The inward movement in the stock market
continued after 10 O'Clock, and the activity saw
no diminution until well into the afternoon, by
which time the whole list was on materially
higher level than at the opening. Reading was
most prominent in the rise, advancing to 56as
apainst 55 at noon. Toward 2 o'clock the weak
stocks of the forenoon, New England and Rich
mond & West Point showed the most strength,
and New England at 391s, was up from first
nrices. There was no further feature and the
market closed firm but quiet at best prices Of
the day.
transactions at the Stock Exchange aggre-
gated 419, 700 shares.
Flour quiet and unchanged with a fair job
bing demand. The market for Corn is little
stronger. In Provisions, Pork and Lard are
quiet and unchanged with Beef firm. Sugars
are steady and firm. Dry fish lower for Had
dock and Hake. Raisins dull Coffee firm and
steady Molasses higher for some grades. Eggs
about 1c better. Cheese easier. Timothy Seed
firm and unchanged, but Glover favors buyers.
Teas quiet without quotable change in figures.
Rice firm Turpentine 1c off. Linseed and
Boiled Oil higher The market for Fresh Beef
quiet and steady; sides at 51a@7Hsc " ID
kinds 891oc, fores at 495c rounds and TANKS
7c, rump loins 1o@13c, rumps 1o@12c, loins
12@17c, rattles 319@4c, backs at 51a@e G,
lambs at 1o@11c, sheep sc, pork ribs 10c, sau-
sage loo, round hogs 6M@7c.
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-07

Retail Grocers Sugar Rates.
Portland market-cut loaf sac ;confectioners
&c; pulyerized, &c; powdered, &c; granulated
Be; coffee crushed 3M c yellow, Sc.
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-07
NOTICE ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
Cure

For Rheumatism, Neuralgia, sprains or
sscond to no other Liniment in the United
States. well known in all Eastern Provinces.
viii be sold by all druggists. David Scott Sole
IN ali circulars and bottles. Wholesale by Cook,
everett s Pennel. Portland, Me- fsb22dH
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-07
EXCHANGE DISPATCHES.

Ar at Yokohama 4th inst, ship North Amerl-
can, Creelman, New York.
Ar at Guantanamo 4th inst, barque Jose D
Bueno, Robertson, New York, 10 days.
Ar at Cenfuegos prior to 4th inst, brig Ono
laska, Griggs, Philadelphia.
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-07
Railroad Receipts.

PORTLAND, apr. b.
Receipts by Maine Central R. R.-For Port
and 80 cars miscellaneous merchandise; for
connecting roads 1873 cars.
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-07

Sch Daylight, Hodgdon, from Boothbay for
Baltimore, arrived at Delaware Breakwater 9th
leaking badly. A survey has been called.
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-07
Notice.

Notice.
r hereby give notice that l refuse to pay any
Il debts contracted by my wife, Mrs. Ger
trude Lovett, afterthis date. j. W. LovEITT
mario dave
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-07
NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND,
WEDNESDAY, April 6.

w IL
Arrived.
Steamer Centipede, from Philadelphia-coa to
Randall s. McAlster;
Steamship Maverick, Dabol, Bayonne, NJ
Sch Elwood Harlow King Newport News
Sch Independent, Case, Baltimore--coal to
Randall s. McAllster.
Sch Jennie Butler, Butler, Balttmore--rails
to G 7 Ry Co.
Sch Matilda Borda Endicott, Philadelphia
coal to Randall g. McAllister u.
Sch Henry Sutton, Pierce, Philadelphia
coal to Randall g. McAlster.
Sch Mary E Morse. Newbury, New York
coal to Randall s. McAlliSter. -
Sch Maggie Ellen, Littleiohn, Woodbridge
clay to Portland StoneWare Go.
Cleared.
Sch VIM Flint, Pendleton, New York-D Biz
Sch Yuian. Look, Machias-J Blake
Sch B Norris, Holmes, So-West Harbor-
j H Blake.
Sch Ouivet, Mcdonald, Belfast.
Sch w Pendleton, Weber, Damariscotta-
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton, Boothbay Har-
bor-D Choate.
SAILED-Schs Lucy A Davis, Clara A Simp-
son, j Wyman, Yulan.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
RED BEACH April 5-Ar, sch Freddie Ea-
ton Carter, Calais, to load for portsmouth; T. b
Phillips, Brown, from Bath, to load Tor Philadel-
phia..
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-07
Naval StaraE.

Portland Daily Press Stock List.
Corrected by SWAN & BARRETT, Bankers and
Brokers, 1876 Middle street.
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-07

Spoken.
March 81 in Straits Of Florida, sch Willie L
Newton, Coombs, from Manzanilla for New
York.
March 81. twenty miles N from Bird Rock, sch
Nellie Woodbury., from Charleston for Kingston
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-07
Grain Quotations.

NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
coRREcTEDBY PULLEN, CROKER & co.
Tuesdays quotations.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19
Ct GirmpeyanierIfib.


3ase iioen onlOm til Sbesrneis fro
9embrOfe bet 14,15S IONS fore 8ans
ierIti6 "Gntprcis Of Snoia", iont er ct
al De Stibe, Der bleu bpgseOe iOr ben
GrtrabeUilgnius al omtrent 400 gtia.
arouer, iOm BET erselite &arlament
1889 pOtercoe til 5laaDens burtige llos
uitlius. 8 gembrote, boOr Stibct er
6pe9et, tun0e mat life iulofere ct iaa
tpIOsialt Stib, builtet ital sjores /
Gbdtbant, % "Gmpreis Of SnSia" er
~OuerbOpeOet bet itsrite arissitib, iOm
roseniiube er lpbet IND / 9bemiens Wun'
bling. Gets MaItiner ifal iunte uocitle
10000 Seites &raft, Tom p%entelis pil
tinne sipe Sfibet en- Marimumsfar al
III &nOb. Stibet pil fomute til at
tofe 15--16 Mia. Ser.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19

Gn mn Wfaabe. Gn Serre, IOm for
nplis befsste Hetp Yorf, blep paa Ga
ben a~ntaitet at en- intelligent ubieenOe
Manb, Der bab bam ON en- Dime til ct
@las @biitp. @anbens Sprisbeb
sioroe ct sobt SnOtrpf paa ben 5rems
meoe, U9 ban iasbe berior:
"sum meb iub Der, iaa fan hi britte
ct @las lammsn."
giterat ManOen / Snloonen bapbe
beitilt Bbifp'en, git ban ben til Sorbet
meb ben fri 9und % tos for fig af 8et>
terne. 9a ban bar met, fom ban ben
til ben 5remmsoe Os iasbe:
"9e maa unoifploe mig, forbi ies an
taiteoe Dem paa @aben, men bet bar
Rao Us life 8biitp, jes transte til"
"SpUrfOr iasbe De bet ba?" 1purste
ben Sremmeoe.
"5Oroi ies usO, at nelten enbuer
Wano pil sipe en- itatfels, iaitis 9iepel
Bense III @biitp, men De pil lite lptte
til bans Bsn ON Brgb.-"8etrpit Sree
8reis."
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19
Br b'g sfttn.-
Gm Yige, iom icgtc Yiaos.

49, 49," wv
5ruer, iom iD9er Tjeueitcpiger, Tan
ofte sGre baaroe moi / i'm Examination,
men Iommetioer fan 9eatcrne ielp parc
paaeaaenoe moi i fin lluoerig9elie. Ser
bar De ct Grempel pan Ell.
On norit - en- ipGrt FIN 5rue apers
tereOe eiter Ell 4ige. Der melote Jig
en-, muaOslis tlaot % meb en- baarlis uo'
itpret Sat.
3ruen forelasoe benOe no9le Spsrss'
maal, iom BUN nptiaa tilireosfilenoe
beiparebe. Men Sruen oa bar fers
big, tom Bissns Eur til at ipsrse, %
bun siorbe bet paa en- Waaoe, iom
mansen en- 9lbpptat funbe misunoe
benoe.
"Spormanse er bet / Gamilien?"
ipurste 9iseu.
"Win Susbonb, ct 8arn %, icm gu
ier, mig ielp," bar 5ruens Soar.
"SpOr sammelt er Barnet, Na'
bam2"
are Gar, / Maaneb, 4 Gage, 5 Gis
mer pe" - 5ruen fac paa lit nbr =
"omtrent 10 Winuter."
9ette Guar uotalte3 BOG | en- iaa pen
Zone, at 8isen life iOrltOo SpOtten.
"@ut eQer 8ise?"
"@ut!"
"9e bar naturlisUi8 8arnepise, Utas
bam?"
"gtaturli9pis!"
"Sar De nosen 9Ogersube, Mas
bam?"
"gtei, Scr. 3. bolOsr life 2Osisbus."
"genter De, at je9 ital aisre al aOs-
nins?"
"Set bar Mtenin9en, bet!"
~par 9e noseniinoe 5remmebe til
Wibbas?"
"2eilisbebSpis."
"Spprmanse, ON jes tsr ipprse, Mas
oam?"
"Ga, bet fommer oil paa."
"&an ies babe alt, buub ies bill, for
8usnins?"
~9e rUber bel life Omtrins / Spite
tammeret, sjer De pel?"
"Spis 3u Bnifer Oct, Itul jes bplbe
mig b~erfra."
Seq pilbe life at saa til &irte buer
Ssnbas MOr9en. De bar iuert reli
8isie, be Soft, ies tjente hos iibit"
"8i er reli9ipie ielp, O9 uiloe siernc,
De itulbe Iiobe / Dor airteitul boer
Ssn0as."
"O9 fan jeo bape bper anoen Spils
bag fri % EN- Dag / u9eu!"
$50, bpis Be enlfer Bet"
"9e bar intet at ii9e, ON ies taser
mob Selitaber?"
"Sfte bet minoIte."
"9e flyer, Rabnm, be siper $25 ON
Waanebsn?"
-Sa!"
"Sar ies ct iaritilt Soperum fra ben
anben 2ieneiteientsP
50, % bpis 3e bill ie bet, fan 3e
gaa meo mig openpaa." S9 Sruen
fsrte Bisen til fit eset 8erelie, ipm
par iu9rt pent uoitpret.
"@r lite bette ct paffert 89relie?"
ipurste 5ruen.
49," iparebe Bisen noset betuttet.
pun ipntes moi, bet bar iuert Gilt.
"gtu fan De tumne neb isjsn!" ia
5ruen.
De git neb i @unsen; men MI par
5ruen isien Jig ielu. SUN peste paa
9sren no til @aben ug iasbe i en- BIZ
benbe Tone:
"3er er 3sren; saa, 9u naspiie
US, % Tom life Der mere!"
Bisen gift, men life fulbt iaa bopen,
iom ba bun pumpeoe 5ruen ON Suiets
SUrboloe. X.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19
Den enaelhe 0iisEoner Spbni

Den eneelife WisfonGr Spbniol !
aonitantinopel er saaet oper til Muba'
mebanismen, bpiltet bar paft flor Sp.
iist i @nslanb. San par tielisere 2e.
rsr i liverpool % bar ! ben iibite 7io
Meolsm Of ct enselif Selifab til llbbre-
BELLE al 8riitenoommen. San CT III
unber Napuet Saebrie.Gifenoi al Sui.
tanen blspen uonapnt iii Carer ueN
Marineitplen i apnitantinopel.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19

Seq leo pite at Smerter | SOuebet, %
ale Waibler, iOm ies auuenpte oerimOo,
bialp life. 1ililut bruste ies Or. Ius
quit 8onis's Samburser 9raaber, iOm
befriebe mig for mine Sopeoimerter. -
@m. Bpbn, 9ancaiter, So.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19
vARSLER ON WARREN,

Smm n en- n9 Glib for Sae N subbb, ommauH life m9tsr hbhsS rTNWbb. @m life
ben hO9e 8s bar pra pmlh gt nerh a 6aas9mbe for aNhAb m Gau1 m taea fmmtu tmlae
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nj rmbrn9e uPasdpbd, Spmm Gn DID, 9Gg Ell DGs 8fabMsi Ne Narm era ahhM De ih
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SmL bm abur fog Og uSnsdfnbe Sn8mpbr bg gmb bar fin Se @hmmma" 8 Mnm1ehamd ct
oct nr 8h@t oaH9 bds ke& s Pm fat let pnrmfs Oct bGrh tp ghmt p ufftm at upbe fin
Nemefe pmp hfpn 24md table, rGfer. &dahta G N6bnSm be belle Snnem, smtr9 f
b@, nDpaat Smmm9 ume mTd, Sbb grg ba rent W 81 sm 8rhmgr m pN TN
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.Wbbd for SDhneh'g nnose Saee 9 Shhae ID yet bm omG ae gme m umbs pTu no of gGa bmr
M letter bet en- mOr Smfme mmb s hs 9lmb 8m bm Mmme mhs babe memeu d sb "a
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ret 9b. . ct g tufhaa 9Hmmm 2Mbr d @tmsbpbp ON Or IdnsK uLod
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19
Grin rtn 9er
ON Oct isriie uurite llopauSringSs Stlfdbs Heile
til Seras. % fra DC faritc 6 Var AZ
NubnggcrsSinrt Der.
lslutnma.l

CgtS spusi etoa 0Osps0t, ntNFre0ti Al oe grimsi7eStl
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19

Zen bar fnrcret ~rrOli9beb "a Btne I 9iertet, Tom
~inpianot fg meO beiperliss 5rsmme boer Stat.
Ten bar fursrst idar gals % tiaisc SpiUulminaer
al Salien.
Den bar fmreret bitter Snas giuuOcn sitsr Naal,
tioerne ~iorenet neo Ell uuolutielis Tgrit.
Ten bar fnreret spaIme Us 7slelie al Ratbeo, Tom
bar toinaet On til at saa tiIieuss.
Ten bar fursrtt re9eImasiise Cpinitelier al 5soes
mtoler fra Wausu.
9tn bar fnreret ~iubpOrtss SeOe % ~ubpsnbis frpss
ming iamt puloiom brGnbenee giue I belle timber.
Iipet.
Ten bar furerst Suerter op unosr StuIosrblaoet,
iom bar tpuuget en- til at lnsae fig.
Den bar fnrsret CpbOpnen al armens % BITES De,
oaiielie al iorte glettsr.
6en bar fnrsret saHIs Siaaoidar paa 9ueaene use
Bronoen % Gpbounsn At Jcben.
Den bar fureret iiarlasensrsot rofIaa paa Suoen
meb fbrbeo, Seos, Br9nben % ct blareastiat rbs
ieenbe paa Coerfaben.
Ten bar fursrst Siarlaeensuoias oper belle 2eae'
met. ianrt br9noeups SaoeIier, Bplesr % | hsi
Srae tnfammereoe Shopper.
Ten bar sursrst Gpbopnen al airtlerne I uue.rs
~fl9perne.
Ten bar fureret imertefulo Cpbopnen al Raiien
% Raffens RuifIer meS CpbOuuinarr unber ar
meme.
Ten bar fnreret lltaalisheo for stsi liant spnssn
Sopeoet.
Zen bar fnrsrst 7snOeuts til ~SaaisblOo hos plstbos
rifle geriouer.
Ten bar fnreret Fauopius ioraariasst al at bape
pGret uoe I iiarps Since.
Zen bar farsrst rbsumatiite smsrter I anfat o.
99noer.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19

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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-17

Among the explorers, and among the
members of the relief expedition as well
the principal sport lay in the hunting of
the walrus-a psstime that was dangerous
as it was fascinating. The waIrus is as
plucl1y and full Of fight when disturbed as
the widest tiger, and when little band
of hunters started out in their little whale
boat for such big game they were never
positive of returning alive. In Rensselaer,
bay party from the relief expedition en-
barked with an Eskimo harpooner one day
on hunt for walrus, and they returned as
badly scared as men well could be. They
fired into herd of thirty walrus and killed
one, when instantly the whole herd, with
other herds that seemed to spring ND like
magic from all sides, charged fiercely at
the boat
The hideous brutes dashed the water in to
enormous waves, and, while the hunters
fired charges from their Winchesters into
them by the hundreds, made every effort
to wreck the boat. One huge cow caught
an oar between her teeth and snapped il
like reed, while another got her head and
shoulders over the side of the boat, which
dipped volume of water and narrowly
escaped capsizing. For fully an hour the
fight continued hotly. Twenty walrus
were killed. The water all about was dyed
with blood, and the men were victors.-
Philadelphia Record.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-17

because they were -tsIScd rom SpeCIaI stocr>
10y the Japanese from one generation to an
other. The parents of these fishes attract
considerable attention on account of the
exceeding fincness and great length of their
tails, The sum Of 500 was recently offered
for uhcla hy "A well known New Yorker and
refused
1t Is very difficult to breed this class of
fish and produce specimens perfect in form,
fin and color. For this reason the jap
anese have obtained very high prices for
representative specimens. Among those
bred 10y Mark Samuel have been noticed
many with the dorsal fin foreshortened
and sometimes missing. which gives the
fish a very unusual appearance and pre-
vents its steadying itself in swimming.
Some of these fish are without any anal
fin, making the tail appear as though it
wereaattached to the body by some artiff-
cial means.
One specimen out of about twenty-five
raised in one tank was Matched with only
one eye. and If Is remarkable how alert he
is about dinner time every day, and how he
holds ms own among his little brothers
and sisters.
1t IS not generally known that goldfish
spawn tiny yellow eggs about the size Of
pinhead, which are giutinous and attach
themselves to the water plants in the
aquarium, where they hatch in from three
to eight days, according To the tempera-
turc and condition of the water The lit
tie fish when first Matched are placed in
small jars operated on the self sustaining
principle and put where they will get the
early morning sun. After the yolk sac
from which they obtain nourishment soon
after Matching, has been absorbed. they
are fed with particles of beef liver, raw
beef and wafer prepared fish food Tiny
crustacea, such as the water flea, water
shrimp, cyclops, etc. which are taken from
small feeding reservoir in a dip tut e, -
are also dropped in the water near the fish
William Fl. Hays has valuable speci-
men OF the Chinese comet goldfish, which
be obtained year and half ago. During
that time it has developed into an ideal
specimen of its kind. The spread of caudal
fin from tip to tip is nearly five inches in
length, with the flukes deeply divided
This fish requires considerable space when
swimming, and presents somewhat the ap
pearance Of a creature moving through the
water with the aid of large sails All the
other fish in the aquarium are afraid of it
for some reason or other, except male
macropodon from India, curiously
marked fish, which apparently does not
fear anything that swims. The comet fish
mentioned is now worth twenty-five dol
lars.-New York Times
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-17
Meats Preserved by Treezinr.

distinction in preserving is that tin
ming, drying and curing are definite in
their action and are intended to produce
more or less durable effects, while freezing
is, thus far, a purely temporary form Of
treatment, applied principally during pc
RODS Of transport.
Another distinction is that while drying
usually damages animal substances
UhouEh it is applicable without bad corsa-
quences 10 many fruits and vegetables, and
while the various forms of curing have the
inconvenience Of communicating p special
taste to the matters treated by them. both
timing and freeing have now been car
ried to such perfection of execution. that
in most cases they engender no i'll effects
whatever
1t is true that beef is injured somewhat
by freezing, but mutton i not, partly be-
cause the texture of beef is more open than
that Of mutton, and therefore more access
ible to exterior influences, but mainly be-
cause, while sheep are frozen whole and
are protected by their skin against the di-
rect contact Of cold with their inner flesh.
beef Is cut up into quarters, and cut sur
faces Gnstead Of skim are exposed to coag-
ulation. Freezing Is, however, still in its
infancy, and much more may be expected
from it in the future than it has achieved
in the past.-Blaci1wood's Magazine.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-17
THE GREAT MISGlVING.

Not ours" say some, the thought Of death
dread;
Asking no heaven. we fear no tabled hell.
Life is a feast, and We have banqueted-
Shall not the worms as well?
1.-THE after silence. when the feast is DER,
And void the places where the MINISTRIES
stood,
Differs in nsught from what hath been before,
And is nor i'll nor good
All. but tho apparition-the dumb sign
The reckoning finger bidding me forego
The fellowship, the converse and the wine,
The songs, the festal glowl
And, ali, to know not, while with friends sit
And while the purple joy is passed aoout
Whether It's ampler day divineler 1T
Or homeless night without
And whether, stepping forth. my soul shall see
New prospects, or fall sheer-a blinded thing!
There is. O grave, thy hourly victory.
And there, o death, thy sting!
William Watson in London Speaker.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-17

Oriental justice sometimes finds a par
allel in Russia. where judges and LAWYERS
see no difficulty in making eccentric deci-
sions and taking the meat of the nut for
themselves leaving the shell for plaintiff
and defendant. One day, at "a village mar
ket, a shoemaker bought a Caifsbin Of a
farmer for Pc rubles and havingno money
with him went home to procure il.
The farmer meanwhile sold the skin 20 a
second buyer for three rubles Then the
original buyer returned, and when he dis
covered the trick that had been PLAYED was
so indignant that quarrel ensued, and the
matter was brought before a Justice
You bought the skin first9" said the
latter to the shoemaker after listening to
the evidence.
Eyes"
For how muchs"
1.-TWO and a half rubles."
Have you the money!"
Eyes"
Put il on the table"
Then turning to the second buyer tie
justice asked, You bought the skin after
ward and paid for it?''
Eyes"
How much did you pay"
''Three rubles.''
You have the skim"
"Yes"
Put it under the table"
The man obeyed, and the farmer was next
addressed.
You agreed TO sell for 81 rubles, and
as the buyer did not return promptly with
the money you sold TO another for three
rubieS?"
YES"
"Have you the three rubles?"
Yes"
Put them Oh the table,
When this had been doue the judge de-
lvered his decision. THE shoemaker is 10
blame for bargaining without money and
thereby endangeringthe peace of the town.
The second buyer is to blame Tor outhij-
ding another. and the seller for dealing
with people wi:he>lt money. Now all three
of you got Aagchr'
And they went perforce, leaving skin
and money behind them-Youth's Com
panlOn
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-17
REFERENCES TO CURED PATIENTS.

MU. Il Cunningham, 5S9 = lake ST. Aurora.
III. cured of CatarTh and Deafness. Er. X. !. Il.
a!Sc0tt. ll63 ". Harrison St, Chicago. cured Of
salt Rbeum Of the hands and feet Mrs. II uTF
Rose. Downs, Mclean Co. H.. cured of severe
Catarrh. hiss Nellie johnson. Morris, IL. cured
OF caJaTrh. Ar. C. \. Mason, of Kensington. IL,
cured OF Nervous Debility. Mrs. y. Stadtield
liI9 Fiftieth St. Chicago. cured of Neuralgia
SIT J. J. Keller. 2S5 warren Ave. Chicago. cured
of skin Disease (p'upies). Nj =. J. WhttaE-r
Clyde, O.. cured OF Nervous Pf0StratiOn. Nj
ChaS. Walker. Lyons. Iowa. cured OF skin Diszgss
(ecZemal OF GO years duration. Mr. John Larson
I5S CORTLAND St, Chicago, cured of CatGrTh and
Neuralgia. MT. II. c. Murphy, summit, H., cu.ai
of Skin Disease, (Salt rheUm) and hundreds o.
others whose pictures and the history OF who's
cases are all printed In Dr.. Berry's book OF
Chronic Diseases.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-17
Dr.. BERRY,
THE EMINENT CHICAGO SPECIALIST.

treats and cures Ca.arrh, Skin and Nervous I =
cases. including P.mpeS. Freckles, Blotches, o.
Rheum, Eczema. SUpertiuOus Hair, TumorS S,lg
fula and all Skin Diseases; Diseases OF the III
Catarrh. Bronchitis Asthma. Consumption ana q. 4.
Diseases of the Nose. Throat and Lungs; Loss "
Strength and Vitality. Backaches. HealacI
Weaknesses of Different Organs. Neuralgia, ~ :,
eases Of the Kidneys and Bladder, Diseases ~
Women and all Diseases OF the Nervous s!s,st at
Nervous Debility. Yaricocele and all Deiorni'i''
DIR. Berry Cures Catarrh.
DIR. Berry Cures Skin Diseases.
DIR. Berry Cures Nervous Diseases
DR.. Berry's Chicago Offices are located az ~
State ST., Chicago, and he makes POM et 80
week of publishing new cures or patiehls: III '1
saturday Evening Nesns !Srndry Herald, etc, s-,,
For full Information regarding SanlI5a d19s
Treatments, Charges, etc, also for III. Bell
book on Chronic Diseases address ,,,-nDv
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IOs State ST.. Chicago IL