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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-16
Print Department.


No. 81,
Good Glnghams at S2syd
No. IS,
Figured Crepons at 5cayd
No. 80,
Heavy and wide Indigo blue Sc
No. 40
Dark Tennis flannel 63c
No. Al,
Dark dress Ginghams, new
styles, &c
No. AZ.
Worsted Comfort Material at 1Oo -"
No 4S
Cord de Laur. SO in. wide, 70; for dress.
No. "A.
Toxic Red Cloth 6tc Il"
No. As,
Black Satines at SIC &"
No 46.
Good Calico, fast colofs. 32c Z"
No. At,
Bann oekburn Suitings. yard wide and
very cheap at our regular price, 10c,
will be placed on sale at 6Ic yard.
As warm and durahle 8 uvooI
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-16
THE ARGUS.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1892.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-25
FIFTH EDITION.


Judge Ball disposed OF the following
cases this morning:
Henry Gail, charged with attempt.
ing to break into Miss Eva Green's
millinery store, on Eighth near Ship
ley street, about 2 o'clock this MORN
Ing. Tho prisoner was in his stocking
feet. Thomas Fcttlgan, Waterman at
the Eighth street market, testifi I'd that
he heard Miss Green call police and
he ran up to the store and found the
prisoner in the rear of the house, whom
Officer Caldwell made his appearance
and took the prisoner to the hall
Miss Green testified that she was
awakened by Il noise, and INN edla' oily
went and awakened her father VINO
instructed her to call the police. Ho
was fined $40 and costs and given 40
days in tho county jail.
Charles Gallagher. drunk, fined 81
AMI costs
Charles Reed, drunk. and dlsorderly
conduct In the house OF Mrs. Jones at
Second and Monroe streets. lie was
n boarder, and getting full of rum,
| hit young Jones in the head with a
\ lamp. Ho was iined $40 and costs or
80 days in jail.
Henry Carter, colored, drunk, fined
| 81 and cost.
John kockenniskie and Samuel Ma
| NerawiSkic. 1.-TWO whiSkieS) were ar
ruiGncd for di sorderiy conduct. They
We're each fined 81 and costs.
James Mckay, disorderly conduct in
Mrs Spahns boarding house, on West
Front near Monroe street, WAS flned
81 and COTS.
William Mitchell, colored, drunk
and disorderly, was sentenced to go
days hard labor.
Joseph Thomas. colorsi, arraigned
for keeping n disorderly house ut No
l05 Enst Water street. Two wagon
loads of inmates were brought in last
evening by the patrol wagon Thomas
pleaded his case with all the eloquence
ut his command, and qucstionei each
and every witness as to tho KIND OF u
house he kept. Three officers testifi-
ed that both whites and blacks fire.
quented the house and created dis
turbances almost daily.
The Judge said, Thomas tho testi
mony is that you kept this house, and
L will fine you $50 aud costs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-25
THE WARREN CLUB RACE.

Tho road race has been run and won.
| haven't very much TO say. Elliott on
my King of Scorchers secured second
hest time, riding the wheel for the
first time and beating Mcdaniel by
over a minute and Merrihew by near
ly four! l merely quote this to the
twoabove-mentioned that 1t may cause
their tongues to wag less nbout Clar-
ence Elliott and the wheels he rides.
He rode the liShteSt wheel in the race
and the lightcAt wheel he ever rode in
his life and with his record OF being n
wheel breaker it would have been no
surprise to sec the wheel give way over
the rough road. Did it hold? We'll,
slightly. The wheel can be seen Mt any
time Just as it finished. We should
also like view at the same time of
McDaniers Premier, Smiths and Seeds
Mof1'att's or Hudson's Columbia! But
that Is not here nor there. | wish to
speak of tibet hainlessIelegram, which,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-25

The G. A. II. Buttons are
here. We make this an
nouncement because we sold
so many Grand Army Suits
that we run short of buttons.
Purchasers of G.. A. r.
Suits to whom we owe the
buttons can get them if they
cali or send their address on
a postal card and we will de.
liver them.
If you are looking for u
suit for dress, business or
lnock-about, our stock offers
a larger variety by far than
most of the clothing stores
in town. The styles we
show in straight sack, round
sack, getaways and frock
suits embrace all the mater.
ials that are new, desirable
and suitable for the various
styles, into which they are
cut. Styles that'll excite the
admiration Of the most fasti.
dious, materials and makeup
for which the "tonyn and
exclusive merchant tailors
would claim great credit and
charge you twice as much rs
YOU have to pay us. They'll
not be whit better made,
but the extra so or 100 PEI
cent. is for the little tag OIL
the back of the coat OF
which he has his name
nicely embroidered.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-25

had tho race been run on tho day APP
pointed, or even last Saturday, wo I'D
have been ridden by Elliott. 1t Is,
however, now on its way TO Chicago.
for the Pullman road race after bi Ing
ridden Sunday in tho last twonty- five
miles OF rain and mad from larry
town to New York, In the finish of the
Chicago to New York relay race, bring
ing it's rider. Prlngle, through all right.
1t will be returned here next week, and
my challenge for Elliott still stands.
over any roads. any distance and
against any man in the state, bar none,
or to specify. I will say that l will
match Elliott, on tho Chainless. against
Mcdaniel or Merrihew for five miles.
twenty-five miles and 100 miles. over
any road, at any time within month.
and for anything they want to race
for Except wind), Blood tells; IL there
ia to DO any moro talk, let 1t be for
something worth talking about. Ian
ready.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-25
THE FLORAL CONCERT.
The Annual Concert OF the Tuesday
Club,

The annual floral concert OF the
Tuesday Club was given at the Grand
Opera House last evening. A large
and select audience, which no doubt
included most of tho music-lpvinE
citizens of this city, was In attendance.
Tho stage decorations were more pro.
fuse and elaborate than at any other
previous concert given by the club.
Tho stage was draped with green and
white bunting, with snow balls hung
Mt each curve. and made very pretty
cOntrai It. The decorations were ar
| ranged by the lady members.
The chorus, numbertn. about no,
were seated ON chairs arranged in tiers
| Tho orchestra, composed OF selected
| musicians, occupied seats on Il tenn.
| pOriIry platform erected in front OF
| the stage. Director Gilchrist's stand
| WAS on tho stage, with the soiista
near him. The solosts were Mrs.
VIM. +. SmHllcy, Jr.. of tLis city. SO.
| prano: Miss Emma Lore. of this city,
tontraltp; Mr.. Leonard l.. Auty, of
Merrill, of I'altimure. Md, baritone,
Mr.. John Craig, OF this .city, pianist.
The selections We're Tho Ninety
! Fifth Psalm by Mendelssohn. One
of the features in this rendition was
| the singing of duet by Miss May
Brown and Belle Wales, who were re-
celved with enthusiastic applause.
| Their singing indicates that the club
may look for more solo work from its
own members. The next was the can
tata, Three Seasons" which was sung
with only tho piano accompaniment.
This cantata brought forward the
sulpssta of the evening. They were
greeted with applause, Each of the
sole isis are, in fact, too wnllknown
hero to pc commented upon. and need
no introduction. ThDir voices were
good and they were we'll received in
each of their selections. Mrs, Small
ey WAS lnure than we'll received in hcl
singing i'll both the cantata and Stabat
Mater.
The next and last selection was Ros
sini's ''Stnhat Mater, This compost
ton contained the most uiillcult mu'
SIC, The original Latin was sung The
translation accompanied it on the p. o
glamme, which enabled the auditors
to appreciate tho music.
The ability of the club to sing the
most difficult compositions was
shown iii tho rendition OF this selcc
ton. With such VOL trained voices
whose singing is without fault, an
orchestra of select musicians ana So
lolsts and skilled pianist rs the par
tIcipaIts were last evening IN tn,
Tuesday Clubs Concert ,can be said no
to have been eNcellcd by any previou,
ones.
The oratorio elijah" will no douJ
be the selection for the next concert. :
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-25

William ;. Hayes, II prominent MA
son, ana secretary Of the Grand Lodge
OF Delaware dl'ri quite suddenly last
evening Al lli- Residence No, $50 jack
son street aged IS years Ito had not
hren feeling well fDr several days, ana
Was under the caro- OF Or. j. Paul
lul,ntts Yesterday morning he was
at the Masonic 1cuple to SIC the
knights Irmplar Start for HhIlHdei-
mia In the afternoon he commenced
ia trlm some sArubbQry in His yard,
s'iOus and eSplrel III Il short tlmo
Afterwards
Tho deceased was Il native of Penn.
syirTtria, alit rilnr to Ills city abnut
40 yerrs ago, whrn he followed tire
tlade Of morocco slIlvnr. lie after
wards engaged in the business IA a
manufacturer with George Walter
Us partner, Aftcra rrW Years the
partnership WIS dissolved, and M.
HIVES Resumed work ut his trade hut
, Il! Il survt time again went into bu-l
less With, e. Piclels rs Il partner
u,4 purtrer5hip was also DISSOLVE Il.
And Nr Hayes aEdiu Resumed work at
| Ills trade.
He YVES Al One timo member of La
| fHyettc l. id!Ir, but Withdrew AMI lie
came charter member of Eurekt
| Lodge, For the past - years ho Ina
| been secretary ol the traLd Lodge, a
| y. +, NJ of Delaware
| In politics H. wns a Republican anC
served IA ''ity Council in 1850, 1858 HuI
| lsUA. lie was afterwards elected cleTt
and also served term rs street con
| missioner He was chief clerk Of Tia,
| Water department under the admilis
tration OF tha1les IL Gallagher. ii,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-25

NHw CASTLE, May % Politics are Mt
a mll on the surface here, though the
candidates are now getting in some
solid work in cGnvassing. Charles IL.
ICiewell. the candidate for coroner
will poll large vote IN this city,where
he has many friends, Charles V. Wise.
the well known Larbcr, has announced
himself as u Democratic candidate for
county commissioners.
! Preparations are now hGing made by
the q. 4 X. men for decoration Day
exercises next Mon,lay several of
the bands will participate in the
parade.
Strawberries made their first appear,
ance in the market last week and were
selling at thirteen cents per quart.
The price mas since AL ruucrd TO twenty
cents.
[ A dog, supposed to he mad, was
found roaming around tho depot this
morning. Dilieur Morgan administer.
ed dose OF leatl
Mrs. ID. H. Muloney of Townsend
hns been visiting Mrs. ID. Il. Jones.
lev. T. Il. MurtinluIe left this morn
ing for u few days visit down Tn,
State.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-25
Yesterday AfIcrnnnn.s Cnnrt.

A short session OF court was held
yesterday afternoon, and the entire
time consumed in herring argume, t
in the Mctomh will case. This Is
an appeal from TIA" decision of the
register of wills, admitting to probate
what purported to be tie last will and
testament 10 Martha &. Na'omb,
William ). hilies appeared lor the APP
pelant, ana Charles i. Lore for the re-
spondent5 Al $50 o'rlaCS court al
journcd until 10 O'Clock this morning
During the afternoon, special jury
was order Il drawn to try the ease of
the eXeCu ur5 of Harry l.. Peace ".
The 1ohnaon Forge Company. The
case will he taken up June II.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-25

For the benefit of delegates and
visitors to the Republican National
Convention at MINNEAPOLIS, on June
9Th, 1882 The Pennsylvania RuiIroai
Company vii setI- Excursion tickets to
Minneapolis from all principal 7tt-
tions OH its lines. at siagle fare for
tue round-Lrip The rate from New
York is 1911, 10; phiadrlPhih, 80, II
Baltimore *2sdO; Washington, S2Sio.
and other stations in proportion. 'lhe
tickets viii loo sold from June list to
9th inclusive, and the return coupons
will be good to leave Minneapolis on
st. Paul from Jane 10th to 25th inclU,
sive, 1892. 4 choice Of routes west Of
Chicago may lie made.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-25
THIRD EDITION.


Rev. E. l.. Hubbard visited the resi-.
dence OF Geo X. and Annie G. Green
wood, No. 705 West Seventh street,
last evening, for the purpose Of chris.
taning their son i.usby West. aged six
years, and their daughter, Bertha
Stratner, aged two vears A number
OF friends were present, and after The
ceremony hud been property perform
ed, refreshments, consisting of ice
cream AMI cakes, wCro served, whici
all enjoyed very greatly As thu
cream was made up in the shape ol {
brick. il afforded he pe.sDn an OPP
pertunitv for little luke,und one o
the gentlemen present was 50 i'm
pressed with 1t that lie Imagined dur
ing tho night that AG had a brick il
his stomach, causing rather unileas
ant dreams.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-25
FOURTH EDITION


Correspondence of the Republican.
PirrsBURG, Pa, May "a, 1892. The
Marion, Indiana, excursion of editors
and business men left Philadelphia at
ll.50 n. m. to-day, and ut ll.55 p. M.
we are at Pittsburg, Pa. from whence
mail these few lines. The following
persons compose the excursion:
+. NJ. Dunn, Dover Index; Watson
broadway, Delawarean, Dover; L. u.
Luuderbaugh, State Sentinel, Dover;
&. Il. Freeman, New Era; AUram Van
Jersey, DAILY REPUBLICAN,, Whining
ton; Harlow IL. Curtis Every Evening,
Wilmington; Il. u. liuilecker. Times,
Smyrna; J. NJ. Bowen. Ledger,
Newark; Rev. W. ". W. Wilson,
The Methodist, Smyrna; j. Mil
Ter Thomas, Peninsula Methodist,
Wilmington: Theodore Townsend,
Chronicle Milford: l.. IL. Paynter, Dem
ocrat, Scarord; W. If. stevens, News,
Seaford; W. ). Me; 'omhS. Republican,
liHvre de Grace, Md. }. y. Todd, Led
ger, Easton. Md. Q. l.. Vincent, Mos
scnEer. Snow Hill, Md.
4 Eesides the foregoing newspaper
men the following business men were
going out to Marion To locate in
business: Il. 5. Seminar. Irnclpio,
Md; V. }. Sentmun, Wilmington,
Del; y. j. Seneca, Tin can manu-
facturer. Hayre de Grace Md. /;
Robert Boone, of the Standard Hub
and Block factory Philadelphia;lten
Morgan. chain manufacturer, Iren-
ton, n. j. The excursion is under
the personal charge OF George l.. Ma
SON president of the Interstate Trust
Company, Philadelphia, who Is inter-
esLed IN the prosperity OF Marion, In
diana Mr.. Mason ia II wllole-souled
host, and leaves nothing undone to
entertain and make his guests COM
Portable.
+ The ride in our Pullman Sleeper
from Philadelphia to this place was
delightful, and II liner stretch of Coun-
TRY with such Il vuriegnted scenery
cannot be equalled. We lett Altoona
at S. 10 p. In. aud 81 ossed the Alleghen-
les when it was dark. Ever memorable
JohnstOwn was passed at 81 p IN.
and soon after the eSCuraiunists began
to turn into their bvrtlI5. Your CORES
lDondent however stuck it out until he
reached tho smoky city. after leaving
which lie too, welcomed bnimy sleep
while the train sped on through ohio.
i 1t will reach Marion soon after noon
to morrow. While passing through
Lancaster county to-duYa Presidential
vote was taken by our genial host Ma
BON. Cleveland had 10 yole-. Harrison
IS. German >, and lIitl ., Blaine :. But
lancaster county's vote was not III 1t.
More when | get to Marion. 5. ii.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-25

There is Il faHily on Poplar street
above taylor that owns Il dog. that
they allow to run at large, which is
Liable To get them i'll serious trouble.
NJ 5ne can pass along tie street.
while tlis vicious brute is out, that
IN does moi snarl aud tito ut, and sever.
lal times he lmsaltem pied to hiteehil-
ldrru passing along an thcir.way Il
ischool. Yesterday afternoon lie flew
oh Il woman named Mrs. Peters. fesid
ing III lindalI Is 'oHrL, and lit her il
5r,eial Piaces.
Her husband complained to the own
,er but 10 lie liti not get any snt.slac.
Etlou rrGm him reported he matter Al
police station. lnires something i,
done With this yiciuu5 brnlo, war
Ir.tnt Will lie lahen out for tic ownur
ami IL IS probable that after he pays u
llne OF 5lu and ro.;t-, no M y come IL
!, tie conclusion that it will be cheaper
to dispense with the brute.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-25

Or. l.. Kittinger, No. III King street,
has one OF the finest and most con-
our city, Ills horse is Il stylish roam,
Caparisoncd with beautiful set of
harness, made by MIR. Muroney, while
the phrton Is from the shop of Mr..
Clyncr and the painting was done in
Reeves best style Taken altogether
the 'outllt' is II superb ore and If we
are not greatly niistaken, the Doctor
feels q llttle proud over it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-25
Clothing House
MEETINGS FOR THIS EVENING.

Wilmington Coun II. G. II. l..
Temple Lodge, \. 4. a. NJ.
Oriental Lodge. Knights of Pythias
st. johns Cast q, X. q. Il.
Crusaders Castle. IL, q. Il.
Delaware Council, @. u. A. NJ.
Eureka Council, q. L. A. NJ.
Golden Gate tummaudcry. X, of NJ.
Franklin Circle brotherhood of the Union
Beneilc al No. =.
Woman Relief Cor S. L. $. Grant Post
Delaware Lodge, a. o. q. W.
Liberty Concuve, = W. NJ.
Blue lock Council. Legion of the II. C.
w Wilmington Emcanp. X. OF st. John s NJ
Palestine Gu tie. y. o. X. of NJ. q.
" ilmIuEton Lodge, Fraternal Guardians
Delaware Lodge. u. q. II.
Hope Lodge !. -. -. +.
CiEarmnkers Union. BOG.
Young Mems Democratic Club.
Mnttuhuon tribe. lmp'd Rod Men.
Champion Lodge, Knights OF Pythins.
Naomi RehcccH Degree ledge. |. .. q. r.
Oriental Lodge A. +. and A. NJ.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-25

A delegation from Washington Con-
clave. No. ,, Heptasophs. or Seven
Wise Men OF this city, will pay fra
tcrnul visit to Newark Conclave, No.
8, this evening. They will leave the
b. n .. station ut Delaware avenue,
on the $50 express and reach Newark
at 9.l2 O'Clock. On the retIrn they
will leave Newark at 1910 O'Clock,
reaching hore about IL O'Clock. All
who wish 10 go should be at the De;a-
ware avenue station Mt 7.45 p. M, SO
| that arrangements can be made for
the reduced fare. 1t Is expected that
at least twenty-five or thirty will bs
on the excursion, and an enjoyable
| time is expected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-25
Our offerings Bear Inspections
OF THE
MOST CRITICAL KIND.

No matter how cheap the
bargains we advertise, they will
stand the closest investigation
every time. An article is not a
bargain simply because it's
cheap, it must be worth more
than is asked Tor it and that
makes it bargain. Indeed
that's the kind of bargains we
are offering just at present
to the people of Wilmington
and surrounding country. BY
this we mean we have built up
such a large trade in such
very short time and by the
quick sales and small profits.
route NC purpose travelling
Special values offered from now
until the end of the season.
G. A. RS Attention - You
can get an elegant G. A. r.
suit at the Diamond State Tail
oring and Clothing Cos store,
guaranteed all wool, Pure Indi-
go dye, in double or single
breasted Coats, at the small
sum OF $3.50, that will cost you
in any store in or out of Will
mington SI2 and all other
goods sold by us are dirt cheap.
Just stop in and examine Tor
yourselves. Every gentleman
in Wilmington should sec our
immense assortment of Mems,
Youths. Boys, and Childrcns' suits
aud single pantaloons before making
their purchase. Words fail To COM ey
anything like conception of the size
and variety of the stock. We are Of
fering n choice collection of the best
in style and quality ut prices that
+, breaches practical sermon to all
those who study economy. When you
come into the Diamond State Mer-
/ chant Tailoring and Clothing Cos
store s. T.. corner, Sth and Market
streets, Just ask to see those suits that
we are selling for S. 80 and $40 and
! be convinced Of the mistake you have
nude In not coming sooner and if you
have Children or Boys that you will
+, have To buy clothes for before many
days, Just look through our Boys and
Childrcn's department and see what
bargains we are Offering. Our styles
in all our better grades havo been de-
signed by our Artist Mr.. Chas. Con
way, WHO has such an onviablo rcpu-
tation us Il cutter, and stltl we are
selling such perfectly fitting clothes
cheaper than you can buy the same
quality of goods anywhere else. A
word to the wise Is sufficient. $50.
Gents furnishing goods department
In this departing we have n fun
line of furnishing goods, Shirts, Col
lars, Cuffs. Neckties, Hosiery, Gloves,
Underwear, Overalls etc, and beau.
tiful limo of Hats and everything at
rock-bottom prices. All goods marked
in plPin figures and absolutely one
price TO all.
Our Merchant Tailoring department
10 Noll Supl'llea Will u hlGc' h'lISsle'l
ed stock of piece goods in all of the
fashionable shades and colors. You
. may search the world over AMI W,
/ do not hesitate to say that you vii
not lind anywhere more perfectly lit
= ting or more stylishly gottcn-u vi
, clothes than those we dress our Gus
5 toners with, When you sec a well
. dressed man on the street rest assur
ed that he had his clothes cut am
i made by Chas. Conway. the Artist Tail
= or of the Diamond State Clothing Co.
S. l.. corner Sth and Market streets
e All our WORK guaranteed to llt to pei
fcetion or money refunded.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-25
An I:nInyahIe Excursion.

Ashury NJ. L. Sunday school will
give n grand excursion to Woodland
Bench ON Wednesday, June 5th, and
all who attend are assured of an en-.
loyablc time. They have chartered
the ,pleH'lid steamer Thomas Clyde.
which will leave King street wharf at
Il. Ill. sharp. The excursions given
by Asbury have always been among
the best from this city, as the greatest
care Is exercised to prevent disorderly
persons going on the boat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-25
The sta lac stones Ready.

R. L. Monaghan Esq, ons OF the
commission appointed to lay the
boundary lincS between Penusylvauia
and Delaware, stated on Friday that
the stones are all ready for setting.
There will he one placed at each half
mile between the points and ono large
one ut each end OF the liue. Each OF
the latter will br quite large, weighing
several tons, They will have the names
of the States In tull on either side,
besides the names OF tho commission
but the half mile stones will simply
bear the initial OF the State on the
State side CT the line. All come from
Darby, but the large lelaware stone
comes from the state Of nelawarc.us Il
matter of respect to this Common
wealth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-25

To attack tue dragon of disease and
muihilatc him before his deadly taiunS
grow. or ~ allow him to attain dangerous
utilritg and destroy NJ TINT Is the 4ucs-
ron I'll paramount uHpo tAuCe to all at
iiiuirh with organic ailments, Among
these disorders OF the kidneys and blud-
der arr T. The tutal order il unrest ra!ued
nj ths on -t't. Their growth is rapid their
elimination drut4t. bright disease. or.
diuapy nephriijl, diabetes catarrh Of the
hlnIltr. gravel. suppression Of the spcre-
tipu, rnnuut hC tunp"r,al with or isrc-
GU lcd safely. lio-tcrters Stoma IA hit.
tors l. u superh depuratiVc tonic giving
the llue Impulse, witn0nt eNc4laiinn Ia
III renal urgdtIs hrsides StiuuS hcnlng
aud rcG6il,iug them in common with tue
rc4' 0l III" system. II niuses. too. vigpr
aud reg MARTY INTO the sluinveh, buwcls
ana liver successfully cuuntcrActs III
lara anu rneuiH Ism, aud i prc-rnli,
n"nilN live tunir tor the aged, the en-.
t,cliicl and the runVal rsccttt