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Casey, the chief OF engineers in obtaining land
Tor public purposes. Prof.. Langley, sec
-etary OF the Smithsonian Institution, had
lust completed the requirement Of the land for
he Geological Park, and this gave him pecu-
lar fitness for the new work in hand.
The labors of the executive officer,
Col Rossell, in completing the ac-
.urate map Of the proposed park area
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-14

TRASsATLASrIcA, THE NEW REPUBLIC.
RIO JASEIRo, April 14.-The state Of Malta
Crosse has announced It's independence. The
new republic will be called Transstlantica. 1t
will send euvoys to Argentina, Paraguay and
Bolivia 10 ask recognition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-14

Mn. DrPEw TO BE TIE GRANT EULosIsr.
NEW YoRx. April 14-Chauneey NJ Depew
will deliver the Grafton at the laying Of the
corner stone of Gen Grants tomb.
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DIE D


gk snfs q FBS snhy A lSs n r. Is' s,na e
At his residence 5 foarsesn1h stree. sor, r.
APTe Sica 80 one ps from Us has sOn~
A Pace is vacant in our home
Which never can be hied.
BY HIS WIFE
Third and four-ssda hall stFssts soathwess on IN :.
Gay al o'clock pm.
DANIELS ON April -. Isss. OF q - a M n n.
It's ased seventy-three yesrs. sevea mouths snl
rs fRsI a. irSm lste residence at O'Clock I'm Friday
lSt laul papers please copy.l
DBALEY On Thursday morning Irril I a rsoa N
n,s srSPs a. senssl ~ Twenty, st ses,
DrAley. aged eighteen months -N s
Rs,s,Ss. a iran the ,e,,deneS Friday at O'Clock
,GIBEoNs ON Wednesday. Arril Is isas AZ 4.
O'Clock. GEORGE q GIBBONS, youi,gesj sou ot adah
months. '' -"N se'e1
Out Of the deepest sorrow.
Out OF the darkest pight:
lDto the loacelul mortow
Comes tho purest light
Funeral Friday at = O'CLOCK from G street north
an. koSETTA. wife OF IsaAc 7. Graham, in the
faD.ra from her late sidcnee EOS \ street north
east FRIDAY morning AZ y O'clock Funeral private
GUILLNME GU wednes az afternoon. Avrtl IA
l ~ NJ GuIILAUME. AGED seventy -hve years
fuaerL from his late residence, l.I4 Eleventh
street northwest saturday. II O'Clock am Ia,isnts
Ga, papers please copyl
MIDDLETON. On "Wednesday Arrfl n lSo., A.,
a in,. SAMUEL G. MIDDLETON
FUNERAL from his late residence yIS L street north
west. Friday. April IL. att D m
MILLER On "Wednesday. Aprfl IA lsoa a, - IA
pm SAMUEL AiiiEk IN ths siKiy third year OF ms
Funeral from his late residence 653 penps,lvnns.
avenue southeast saturday afternoon Aprtl IO al
.:3o pm Interment At CONGRESSIONAL r-iuetorY
FRIENDS and relatives respectfully invited to utteni
MOSS April Is ls92. at , 30 A. m of pne ulaouis
MARTHA MOSS. AGED fifty nine yesrs
fanerai from her late 1904 street pDrth-
vest ~ p. m Friday. April 10. Interment Con.
EressionAl cemetery
ROBERTS On "Wednesday Aprsi IL lsga At 5;ls
m Or WILLIAM ROBERTS.
funerA from his late residence, us street south
esst, frlday afternoon at l.
SOUTHWIcK On Tuesday. April 10 SO y al 6is
resldeLce EZS 18th street southeast THOMAS p
sqUIHHlCk. IN his tfty fourth year
Funeral from Second Baptist Churrh F,t,rth s.r.at
April ID at 30 Relatives IN ends in yffed
% attend The pastor viii return Baltimore 70
sIOBESAND On Wednesday, Aprfi II 1892
Shhl. ID sfoBEsASD, beloved husband OF EIse
Funeral from his late residence No 2oOa NJ ,traet
west Washington. frid1y. April o. at o'clock Rel
stlves and friends invited to attend
loNSoN. suddenly, Tuesday, Aprfl L. 1 sos
All - I'm MIRA MARY NJ. IONSOS widow Of ths
late VIM fonson. in the sixty ninth year of her asr
Funeral IRON her late esldence ia street south
wesr Friday. April IA at O'Clock pm. ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-14

Frank Bundy played ball with John Lomax's
head yesterday, but the latter's head was not
bard enough to break the bat and Frank made
home run. His home is in jail where he can
rest for month and get in condition for the
next series of games
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COUNTERFEITERs OR ANARCHISTS,

BUFFALO, N. Y, April l4-Chas- McAIlister,
farmer, while chopping wood in a swamp
near Brockport on Monday, found hut made
Of bark and so carefully constructed as to reduce
the chances of detection to minimum. In it was
stove, crucible, soldering irons and two
boxes of Eliminate. There were a number of
tin bombs scattered about the place, several of
which appeared to be loaded. A copy of
'Llntransigeant" Of December, 1891, was
found in the hut
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vrERuoFF GAtIrRrrs

The great labor picture by Robert Koehier,
The strike" IL nov on exhibition at the Neer-
non galleries. Also the collection Of pictures
| showing picturesque America Tue large pan
oramio scenes OF Pikss Reak, Lake George
and scenes from Florida are especially I'M
pressive.-Advt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-14

The municipal elections In Albany onTnesday
resulted in t.se reelection of Hon. Jas H
Manning (dsmocrat) for mayor over Gen. I
Warner lrepublicanl BY . majority Of 6,66Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-14

GREAT CHANCE FOR MEN.-Having purchased
an immense line Of the finest imported cassi-
mere suitings at about sixty cents on a dollar
am making the usual S35 and $40 suits to
ofaef Tor VT aud the usual 90, 80 and so
trousers to order for 81. G wARFreLD SNIP
son, corner 9Th and G street. n ,rthxa AZ
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SELECTING THE LAND.
The selection Of the Park property was 6
matter Of difficulty owing to the meanderincs
Of the stream. The three citizens appointed
the President are Brevet Gen. III. v. Boyn
ton, S. Z. Langley and Il. Ross Perry.
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SPLENDID GLASSES. ST. HrnrrKn's, Iss Pa ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-14

Baron de Bsur. the imperial minister of var,
has submitted to the Austrian reichsrath .
proposition to strengthen the army. The
feeling Is strong that war with Russia cannot
long be avoided
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-14

81, 200 900 was appropriated and the personne
of the commission established The confer.
ence report was agreed to by the House Sep
tember Is and by the Senate on the following
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-14

IMPORTED FRxscH Pas
Al. Great bargain
loo aosa Good Imported French Peas In nice
or new tin ct this particular sea-
2 cans son are far preferable to anything
for you can buy in pods at market
sLoo We have lately received a Job lot.
which we are Offering at.
GHEAr BARoArs
Ice acan They are good eoc grade. but~.
or are selling them at I &c Can or Seven
cans Cans for 81. which is considerable
for less than they cost the importer
q. liberal supply IL lust what you
want Order ~ once by mail. tsle-
phone messenger If you cannos
call in person Quality guaranteed
or money checrfully refunded.
H1eH-GRADs CaEAnEHr BUrrrn
Dirvct from the churn at our present
low price Is going fast and making
regular customer Of all who try n
ErrHoszo Yousos ConrAsr. sss 9th /.
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Tas
Baker
Shoe
Mfg. Go
RetAtls
Its own
Make.
Thu
Baker
Shoe
Mfg. Ca
Retaiis
I6 own
make
Tho
Baker
o4.00
Shoa
Tho
Baker
o40o
Shoe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-14

REQUISITES Fon EASTER WrAn
j. :; +. +.
LADIES' AND MISSES WRAPS
Are Won in need Of Spring Wrap II SO Il viii b
10 your interest 30 inspect ours before making sels
ton.
Ladies' Rector Goats from "a 70 as each
ladies' spring style Csf'ss. 60 10 sl0 each
Misses Refer Coats from So TO 80 each
EASTER GLOVES.
We have received big variety Of tho latest styles IN
ladies Gloves aud will offer the following SPECIAL
BARGAINS for Easter:
81 Mousquetaire chAfnois Gloves sQc
81 10 MoasQuetzire suede Cloves. QSc
81 80 Pearl Glace Gloves. Black stitching, ell %
81 % GouseQuetaire BlarrItz Gloves. Ell
We have al coiors and styles IN Giovcs
NEW PARAsoLS
The styles and cslors Of Ps-a.ols too numerous
to MENTION bat suffice % say that have this latest
from 81 80 70 Z 10 apiece.
JOHNSON LU7TRELI.
apl4 us Market spsos.
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HOUSE.

The Speaker laid before the House letter
from Representative Morse OF Massachusetts,
stating that Boston paper had stated that he
was unaccounted for on the vote on the free
silver bill. He was absent on account of sick
ness and was paired with Mr.. Catchings, Missis
sippi. The letter. which was written from
Fortress Monroe, was spread upon the journal
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Wherein Mr.. Field Was Great.

To Cyrus w. Field it was given to rem
der the world incalculablc service. The
Greater of the magnetic telegraph was
Morse, but back of him was Field, the man
of faith and energy and purpose. He be.
lieved in the Atlantic cable. After its first
failure in 1858 he was still undaunted. He
risked his future at a time when other
men would have quailed. Success came
and today the whole world is knit together
in one great brotherhood. There is touch
between the continents and the far of
islands of the boundless seas, and to Cyrus
W. Field the genius, all is due
We of this city owe him unmeasured
honor. To him we are indebted specially
for the low rate of fare ON the elevated
railways, which has done so much to de
velop the growth of the city. Fortune
smiled upon him in his great undertakings
but in his latter days sorrow sat by his
hearthstone. He had the sympathy and
respect of his fellows, as well as the graft
tude of two worlds. Nav York should bt
proud to honor hinl.-New York Adver
tiSer,
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The Archiye HOuse at Weimar,

A project, farreaching in its Importance
to literature, as we'll as extremely inter
esting in its origin and development, has
just been set on foot in Germany by admir-
ers of the fatherlands great duumvirate,
mostly members of the Gocthe-Gesell-
schaft, and others interested in preserving
to Weimar her traditional and proper po-
sition as the center of German literature.
The plan is simply this; To place in the
hands of the grand duke and grand duch-
ess of Sake Weimar, on the occasion of
their golden wedding (Oct. 8 of this year,,
as large a sum as possible toward the erec-
tion of an archive house in Weimar for
the literary relics of Goethe and Schiller,
together with an mppreciative and sympa-
thetic address from the contributors, and
thus repay in spirit the labor of love
which the grand duchess, supported by the
advice and sympathy of her august hus-
band, has undertaken single handed in the
interests of German literature.-London
Saturday Review
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A SIePD'ing Peer.

1t is said the Duke of Devonshire goes to
sleep in the house of lords. What else is
he to do should that august house sit late
as it does three or four times year? Be-
sides, it is the custom to go to sleep in
parliament when you have mind to. The
rules forbid the perusal of a newspaper, a
magazine or book. If a peer or a men,
ber of the commons desires to read he must
go to the reading room or the library.
Therefore, when a bore is on his legs about
10 or II o'clock, and his diffuse and un-
interesting commonplaces are running out
in turgid verbosity, what better thing can
a statesman do than go to sleep?
When in the lower house as Lord Hart
ington the duke was a confirmed sleeper,
with his legs against the clerks table, his
hat tilted down over his eyes, his mouth
open and arms folded, or balancing his
body upon the seat. At times his lordship
was guilty of an approach to snoring
People who go to bed about 8 or 4 in the
morning must take their sleep somewhere
San Francisco Call.
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crasles. The experiences collected by Loo
sha during her seven years at Billit's
would make COOL sized volume. Some
Of these experiences are weird and grew
some, others laughable or absurd.
As in the case of that stout party in
the third floor, front. His "nearness," rs
regarded the expenditure of currency,
proved, as Loosha says, his fall. He was
a miserly old 'unks, she says, or he would
never have tried TO paint the inside OF his
bath with Elphinstone's Elephant Enamel
instead of sending it TO the japaner's to
be properly done up. And what hap
pened was "a Judgment on him and his
ways. For the very next morning, after
Loosha had deposited at his door the two
large sized cans of boiling water-for
which that stout party "'ad Il right to
"a paid extra, or at least remembered the
girl who regularly put out her scollop
bone in carrying of 'em up"-the repeated
plungings of some heavy body on the third
floor caused the house of Billit to tremble,
while at the same time that stout party's
bedchamber bell tintinnabulated violently
Loosha responded 10 the summons.
'"E opened the door to my knock" she
relates, sin is dressin gown, as were a Rob
Roarer plaid. tied around where lis waist
ought to "a been with a bell pull and
tassel. Ny art turned right over when
clapped my eye on lis face, it was that
gashly white. My, oh. gracious, sir' |
says; 'ain't you well!' says. is answer
was sickly sort O. smile; an, 10 and be'old
you, in that identical moment e cracks
all over lis features like whitewashed
ceilin when a carpet dance is goin on over
'ed. I'd Screeched, but for an idear that
rushed over me; an 'Gstily pushin that
stout party to one side | rushes into lis
room. There stands the bath, as ED Just
got out of steamin in the middle of it, and
white soup was Lot the word for the water,
nor 'orrid strong enough to call the smell
of it. 'Wot can be the matter? says that
stout party inherently; Il feel eXceed'n'ly
strange, Loosha.' Which similarly would
be strange if you didn'tn | sharps back
on i'm, 'considerin you're livin mask OF
Elphinstone's Elephant Enamel, an if al.
lowed to set will last lifetime, as the
labels say; so l should advise you says,
to get yourself scraped without delay.
"At that 'e owls out 'orrid, an plunges
at the bell, an goes down an fetches Mr..
Billit an Edward, the boot boy, promp
measures bein indispensual, an between
'em they got i'm out of lis shell. E didn't
stop long at Billit's after that, because OF
the story leakin out, an the other dodgers
givin i'm the nickname of old Crusted,
besides sendin i'm circ'lar from the
enamel comp'ny askin i'm to forward Us
photograph before an after use for an ad
vertisement, an kindly oblige. st. James
Gazette
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Legal Notice.

THOMAs X. WILKINS ard II. E. suneding,
whose full first name is unknown, ana
whose residences are unknown, VIII uke
notice, that on the e6th day Of July, 1892, Frank
A. Crosby fled his petition in the Court 0f Com
mon Pleas OF Henry County, Ohio. against them
and Others, praying for the foreclosure OF mort
gage executed by HiIam F. Toland to said FRANK
A Crosby, on the south hah of the northeast
quarter of Section 20, in Township 4, North Of
Ran ge 8 East. in Henry County, Ohio, lees strlp
10 rods in width of of the north side thereof and
Containing 10 acres more or less given TO secure
promisory note on which is due balance OF
81 62S S7-1OO, with interest thereon at per cent
ner snuum, payable annually from March Hth
IsQ9 and alleging that said Thomas X. Wllklns
and Il, E. suneding have, or claim 10 have, some
estate interest or lien on said mortGaged prenl
ses above described. .,,
Said Thomas K wilkins aud II. e. sunedine
are required to answer said petition on or Deiort
the I7th day OF September, 1872: ,,ospy
By MARTIN KNUPP, his Attorney.
July 26th, 1926.
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Legal Notice..

vISENNIE WoRTHINGTON, B. Geisler Whose
full first name is unknown), Henry bnKe'
and Charles Wakefield, whose places OF residence
are unknown. will take office that on the Zpd DAY
of August 1892, John G. Groll, as the County
Treasurer Of Henry County, Ohio filed MS amend
ed petition in the Court of Common Pleas OF henry
County, Ohio, in cause No. 3W4 pending IN sald
Court ain t them and othersto recover from salu
defendants the sum of S6i9S, for axes assessments
and penalties due and unpaid, standing charged
upon the tax duplicate of said County OF Henry
against Lot No. in the original plat ot the
Town of Napoleon, in said County Henry less
rods in width off Of the West side thereof, and
10 have the same declared lien on the saio real
estate. and averring that the defendants above
named have or claim to have, some interest IN, OF
lien upon, said real estate. , A..
The PRAYER of said amended petition Is that
said attendants above named set up in said ac-
tou the interests liens, If any they have In SAID
real estate or be forever barred from asserting the
same; that rhe real estate above described be or
dered sold aud the proceeds of such sale De ap-
piled in satisfaction of the amount found Que as
taxes assessme nts and penalties on the same'
said defendants are required to answer SAID
amended petition on or before September 24ln. :,
1892 or Judgment and decree will be taken against
them in said cause as prayed for:
Ae County Treasurer OF Henry County, Ohio:
Fy Martin Knupp, his attorney. Aug Att
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AN AMERICAN sroNEHENee.

Far up on these abandoned mountain farms
Now drifting back 10 forest wilds again,
The long. gray walls extend their clasping
arms.
Pathetic monuments Of vanished men.
Serpents In stone. they wind DER hill and dell
Mid orchards long deserted, fields unshorn;
The crumbling fragments resting where they
fell,
Forgotten, worthless to a race newborn.
Nearer than stones Of storied Saxon name
These speechless relics TO our hearts should
come.
No toiler for priests or monarch's fame,
This farmer lived and died to shape home
What days of lonely toll he undertook
What years of iron labo-; and for what?
To yield the chipmunk one more secret nook,
The gliding snake ono more seQuestered spot
So little time on earth; 50 much 10 do;
Yet all that waste Of weary. tOilworn hands
Life camc and went; the patient task /:
through:
The men are gone; the idle structure stands.
II w. Higginson in New England Magazine.
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Legal Notice.

TosEPH OVERLY, who resides In Kansas
81 City Jackson County. Missouri, and bias d'
overly, Who resides In Joplin, JssIer County, M MMs
souff III take notice that The lsf day 81 yuy,
1892 Jofephine Dull filed her petition IN the court
Of Con mon Pleas & Henry County, ONO, he.hg
Case No. S723, against the above nAmed parues H
and others setting forth in substanee that she lhe
said Josephine DuA and the said Joseph oSeIy
and Elias j. Ovt trly and other defendants thereih
named are tenants In common or eo-paitnSIs IN
the following described real estate situate 10 Hen
nv County, Ohio to-wit The south part OF me
east half of the southeast qusrier oi seetoh hlr
ty.six fsG) In Township Number Six ts), Norm Oh
Range EiRhI (s) East, containing Iwenil-lh
f2sI acres OF land more LEES; che. the said lose
prime Dull owning the undivided Four-tenths Of
said real estate and each Of the other named par,
Ties owning the undivided one-ienth part OF SAID
real estate The OBJ ct and prayer OF said petion
is 10 Obtain partition of the above described real
estate among the said parties 70 entitled thereto
and Al the uexI term of said court the said Jose
phiue Dull will apply for an order that partition
NAV be made Of said premises.
said Joseph Overly and Elias j. Overly are re-
ouircd to answer on before the iIth day OF sep,
tember, 1872, or judgment will be taken 1s prayed
for. JOSEfh hlNE DoLb'
BY JAMES P. RAGAS, her Attorney.
JuiS 9Th, i692. Ot
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Legal Notice.

vxr1IJIAM @ .THEEK whose place of residence
w is unknown, late OF of Napoleon, Henry
County Ohio, will take Notice that on thenst dayoi
August A. d. 1892, in Court of Common Pleas OF
Henry County, Ohio where the action Is now pehd,
Theek filed her petition against the said william o.
Theek, praying for a divorce from him on the
ground Of gross neglect of duty and adultery and
asking for the restoration to her former name oi
Ardelia Dunbar
The said wilamC. Theek is required to answer
the petition in said action not later than SIX weeks
after the 9th day of August. A D. lS92 the date OF
the first publication oil thisnouce or sucn aiVofcs
and relieimay be granted. mummy
Aug. lst 1892. AhDELiA Anhhh'
CAHILh & DONOVAN, o,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. Aug aot
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LEGAL NOTICE.

DOBERT E. ,CRAGGMILE6, of Cleveland
IL, in the State of ennesscc. will take notice
that on the 22nd day of July, 1892, in the Court OF
Common Pleas OF Henry County, Ohio, where ihe
action is now pending, being cause No. Sl2s, the
und dersigned, Geortfa A. Craiemiie les, MED her pc
titon agsipsts said Robert E. Craigmiles, praying
for a divorce from him on the ground OF gross
neglect OF duty of which she charges hi N, and FOL
the custody Of their minor child, Clinton Craig
miles, age four years.
answer the petition it. said action not later thar
six weeks after the 2sth day OF July. A. D., 1872
the date Ct the first publication of this notice. o
such divorce land Teief) may be grah.eu:
GE0RDlA A. CRA1GM1LES.
J.V. CuFF. Atty for Petitioner.
JuIv o6th lSg2-6t
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What Good Clothes Are For.

The chief inducement urged in an in
vitation to make one of woman's camp
ing party in the month of August is the
assurance: "You can wear one dress all
day long every day until it is dirty.
That's what we all did last year." Then
the note adds: "Be sure and tell me right
away how to have my mousseline de sole
made. Mrs. R. IS husband and lot of
the girls brothers are going up for a
week. You'd better take something cap
tivating for the dance in the old barn,
and one or two pretty day rigs, but you
won't need them till the boys get there. $
--NeW York Times.
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ENAMELING THE BATaTuB.
"Loosha" Tells How THAT Stout Part
in the Third Floor, Front" Did 1t.

"Loosha" Tells How THAT Stout Party
in the Third Floor, 'FRONT.' Did 1t.
Loosha had things pretty much her own
way at Billit's, Mrs Billit, who loved Loo
sha as her own, being content to sit in her
little parlor like lady and make up her
states" lat which arithmetical exercise she
was, to quote Loosha, "a oner') while
Loosha rode upon the whirlwind and di
rected the storm. Lodgers of all shades
and patterns frequented Billit's. Com
mercial gentlemen, independent ditto;
military, naval, legal and clerical, all
passed under Loosha's eye In regular rotar
tion. That terrible organ plumbed, mea.
sured, weighed, dissected and classified
them, while upon the tablets of Loosha's
memory were engraven their characters
tics. weaknesses. failiIgs and idiosvn
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Strength and Health.

If you are not feeling strong
and healthy; try Electric Bitters.
IF LA Grippe" has left you
weak and weary, use Electric Bitters.
This remedy acts directly on Liver,
Stomach and Kidneys, gently aiding
those organs to perform their functions.
Ifyou are afflicted with Sick Headache,
you will find speedy and permanent
relief by taking Electric Bitters. Onr
trial will convince you that this is the
remedy you need. Large bottles only
SOC. at ID. J. Humphreys Drug Store