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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
pIoUNrs VIEWS NOT OFFICIALLY KNOWN HERE
Urged TO RETALIATE AGAINST GERMANY.

Washington. June 7.-Information comes from
Germany that certain interests there are petoning
the Reichstag for Increase OF duties upon certain
products Of the United States. The American IN
forests thus assailed comforting freely with mem
bcrs OF Congress and urging upon them the pro-
nretv NJ considering this fact while framing bill
for modification OF the Mckinley tariff Many OF
these members agree that II duties on Amrrica car,
nroducts are TO b. increased In Germany they VIII
pnnose INV reduction OF the duties German producs
imrrportcd into the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
the CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.

Established in 1916
Expcnse of mana cement only s.sl per cent. Of
income for past ~ years.
Dividends to policy holders during that time,
2037 per cent.
Dividend pail in 1892, 2s.47 per cent.
PHILIP S. MILLER. General Agent,
No. / Wallst., New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08

Time-0 $3.50. 1900.
Manifestations straight $40 10, place OIL Id
Nahma pltce sol %.
Kenugerna took the lead. made all the running ana
won by length Nahma second. three lengths Deiore
Glance Nahua made good run at the finish but could
never get up Kentigerna. Glance was seco 'or over
half . mile. soprano did to have her speed
She was bcaten all the way.
SIXTH RACE-Selling. One mile. ,.,,,.
St. ri.
W. c. Days b: h. Iep.n.o ~ Kinsnsssro, 4, s-s
LeishtO6ia,. s yrs, iol "a: La%bley'
j. 40 A. H. Morf'ss o. I. Anna PENN 1o-1 rs
Pleasant Valley Stables b. c. Sir Arthur, 40,
los fcat i09)................ (DoggetD' IL 0u''
Time-1A AZ.
Dead heat for place. ,.,s
Mutual,-Lepanto straight ses 75 Place pooi oc'areu
OF.
Lepanto made all the running with the others close up
The finish was exciting three Jockeys whipping ana
squirting in the last quarter Lepanto won oy nan
9Th and Anna Il. and Sir Arthur made dead neat
for second place Iepanto bought BY H. Shults TOT
e. Oo0 an advance Of 81. 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
POSTPONED RACES AT BALTIMORE.
TAME OPENING OF THE SPORT At THE GENTLE
MEMS DRIVING PARK.

Baltimore, June (SpecaD. Commonplace sport as
the postponed opening OF the trons meeting
NJ the Gentlenens Driving Pork today Two OF inc
three races on the card almost devoid OF hceest
and OF contest fyortes winning In straight heats with
ot being headed from first TO last 'ieoIge Shermas
third winning race within two weeks was Sco"d IN the
Is class for PAGERS. The trottngbred stallion never
came to drive until the last heat when bud poole'
paclnc q steady mile forced him out In 2;.ls ai'er
something IKE a close contest Amelia and hadiey IT.
who were able beat 30 last week ut Pimllco po'ec
OF little account to-day and were never dangerous rivals
~ the fayorta. A decided surprise In The 24o clas,
,eo ca,e interest 10 the event. f. L. Robinson was well
backed to win because Of his fast aee AT Pttsburg last
week where he trotted in 24 After winning single
heat In slow time Robinson was forced 10 give
w,v IN an outsider In the betting Mamie D.. fast mare
non, Virginia. The winner scored her first record In this
race The = 30 class resulted In walkoNer FOR The
,yorite Miss Nelson. neither Memona nor Algoma being
able give the racy daughter OF Norfolk ahyhhs Ike
contest She won without beating her last week.
ra,ord OF .2oi.. summaries;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
JOHN KELIY,S TRIP AROUND THE WORLD


For the first time In SIX months John Kelly, whose
amabe features arc familiar to nearly every racing
man East or West, and the number Of whose friends
Is countless, yesterday set foot on American SOIL
Tomorrow Just half year will have passed since
Mr. Kelly, with bis wife, left NewYork on journey
around the world About fifty Of his personal friends
politicians, racing. commercial and professional
men-promnent among whom was ex-.fayor Grant.
were waiting for him yesterday the pier and as he
stepped on the gangrlank Of the Majestic his hand
was grasred most eagerly. For the next half hour
or so Mr.. Kelly did nothing but shake hands, smile
and say "Giltedgcd" In reply to the question.
allow DO you feel p
Unquestionably Mr.. Kelly Is none the worse for his
long Journey Perhaps he Is few pounds lighter but
his cheeks glow with ruddy health his eyes were never
so bright and the famous smile was never so beaming
as now.
1t took Mr. Kelly about three or four hours to re-
cover from the greetings Of his friends. lie comes
back 10 New York with vivid Impressions Of Europe
and Asia His mind is stored with interesting In
formation he has anecdotes and experiences TO relate
by the hundred and he has happy knack OF taklng
In way that keeps the closest attention OF those VINO
hear him. In his long conversations with his friends
last evening he spoke with force. cearness ana point
that gratifed and delighted all those who knew him
hest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
A FEW WORDS FROM FOxHALL KEENE

A FEW WORDS FROM FOXHALL KEENE.
Among the crowd Of men ana women that filed
down the gangpank of the Majestic yesterday after
noon Foxhan Keene burned by the sun and the
sea and looking handsomer and manlier than ever.
On his arm was the charming wife to whom he was
married only a few months ago. Just before his trip
to Europe. As Mr.. and Mrs. Keene stepped on tho
pier they found themselves surrounded BY throng
Of friends. Colonel Thomas p. Ochiltree was one OF
the first to greet them.
In conversation with Tribune reporter later Mr.
Keeno said: al expected that youngsters would
turn out WELL but the remarkable Of success we
have had far has surprised me. This is especially
the case with the Great American Stakes. although
always had an idea ttat Domino would train into
good COLT
Mr. Keene was told Of the victory achieved By
his colt Assignee on Tuesday and was much graft
fed Then some one said bis Restraint had won
race at Morris Park only quarter OF an hour before
the Majestic reached her dock.
1--WE shall remain at home for the rest OF the
summer he said. "and return to England In The
fall The two-year-olds in our stable
so far speak for themselves. AS 70
tho threeyear ODDS can say nothing
because I have not seen them this year. St.
Leonards the ST. BlaiseBelladonna colt. has, fear
thrown ont spint, but It is not likely to be serious
Referring to Isinglass, the winner OF the Two
Thousand Gulneas and Derby. Mr. keene said !:
Isinglass beyond all question Is good colt.
would not say that he is better than Salvador and
In my opinion he is not as good as was lsonomy'
his SIRE or F0xhall. Those two horses met and beat
under crushing disadvantages. But Isnglass has had
scarcely anything to beat, He can probably give
hind him He has done ali that was asked OF him.
won all his "a rs in fine style and that Is all thas
:Soa BE h. sG AS and to s as a
to beat as ever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08

F. Leigh down for the meeting and the former
fined 81 600 and the latter $780, Their only offence was
that they were guilty Of bre3kng away from the post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08

,,,,.,. pro,os.o, '"e :, SSt .33 25. place 80 80
NeidIer place Morris Stab.) 10 '''
ontario did not Tenacious LED Tor quarter OF
mile and was passed by Aleppo VINO IN 'n'" gave way
N Professor S. Meddlcr and The Bully In driving
anIsh Professor S. by nearly 'e"s'n, euier SCI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
NATIONAL GUARD SHOOTING AT CREEDMooR.

The range at CreedmoOr was occupied yesterday
by II detachment OF the 2ad Regimeri. composed %
Companies +. F aud X, under command Of Major
Hart and numbering lbs officers ana men, Including
part OF the field STAFF and non commissioned staff.
me practice WAS supervised by the Regimental In
spector of Rifle Practice, Captain NJ r.. Birnton.
OF those present 151 qualified In the second class
900 YARDS ana 100 succeeded In winning the state
Markman's Badge. with scores Of thirty or over ~
200 and 800 yards. OF which number the =. :. ana
y. G. s. had 4 Company {, l; Company 4. W :
Company +. 80. and Company X, 30.
In the volley firing at the man targets the
Company +. $40 shots, rs hits; Company X, 80
shots, oS hits.
HALL AND MILLER DEFEATED AT NEw-HAvEN.
NewIIaven, Conn.,, June CspccaD.-rho second
days play in the New-Engand tennis tournament
here to-day resulted In some fine exhibitions OF the
came. In the singles everything to the scmi-nnils
WAS disposed Of, and In the doubles the first round
was played today. The surprise Of the day was the
defeat Of isli and Miller. the New York crack"
Layers, by Dodge and Terry. Of Yale. MI or and
Hell ,hud been regarded the y. obabe w.nn Rs OF
the tougnam.nt doubles. but their hopes met sudden
man, In his match IN The singles with keed.
strengthens tie impression that he VIII win place
I'm the finals. Today's play resulted Us follows:
Morning games. secon0 round In the snglss-f0ote,
Hobart Of New-York, wen IRON Nichols, Of Yale.
c.. G--1.
Afternoon games. Sngles-Ar,hur Footc. OF felo.
beat Reed, O. Amherst, ia, 81. Doubles. hrst
round-Dodge and Terry, o. Yale. beat Hall ana
Miller Of New York. 4-6. 81. Ga. Hobart, OF
Now-York and TalnlaGe, OF Tale, beat towle ana
shaw, CT Yale, 0-l. 6-4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
HALL AND MILLER DEFEATED AT NEw.MAvEN.

Fast morning and evening trains to the Adiroa
dacks. via Ne,v-York Central. Drawing-ro0m, seey
ing and buffet cars through without change. >.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
a.is CLASS pACING-rrISE. 900.

PUNlSHIN;i JOCKEYS IN ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis Mo-. June i.-;tarcr Mclaughlin was In m
ugly mood to-day, ami result Jockeys Jordan ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08

Mutuals-Resaint straight teC TO- place sle IS; Prince
John place s1l CO.
Clement led up the HILL but was soon I"Ssn oy ~.
.i,, Who remained in front TIL the end winning neatly
nv half length Prince John second 'hree ensths De-
fore Old DOM on. Doegett rode poor %ce on the
fayorite displaying amazing lack Of Judgment ne
waited TOO long and too far lack. and wien ne nh''
attempted to go through OIL the rail- iounu 'a " "'' wv
late. -
THIRD RACE-vAN NEST STAKES. for t"oyeaf'
Odds 81 $50 added. Selling Five furicngs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08

ond head before Tenacious. who beat The Bully two
lengths.
FOURTH RACE-CHERRY DIAMOND HANDICAP
81 500 added. One mile and sixteenth.
st ri.
W. IAkelands ch. h. sleipner BY Mortemer
Breeze, G yrs, III NJ. (Hamilton) % 80
D. ". McCouns blk. h. Loantaka. agei.
l07 tear. 106i.). tDoegett) al 20
Ranrocas Stables b. IN. kildeer, D, 10o....
CSims) IL %
Peknicker, ), l11............ tPekerins(0 Fl
Mars, 4. 1l9.............-.. tLteneid) H-o y,
l.olero, ). 9S............."J Lambleyl So-i u,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
Dr.. LYONS Perfect Tooth Powder.

Thoroughly cleanses the teeth ana
purifies the breath. Used by people
of refinement for over a quarter OF
a century. Sold Everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08

Timc-l 46io.
MutuaIs-Sleipner straight Slj 10, place 81 % Loan
TAXA place SIS 20.
An excellent start Bolero led for furlong and was
Joined by Ioantaka who raced with him over the Matter
horn and half way down the homcstrech quarter OF
mile from home Bolero gave up. Hamilton then
away with Sleipner, who won in the easiest possible
manner by two lengths. Loanaka second four lengths
efore Kideer Pickncker swerved badly In the stretch
and Pickering obliged to pull him up. He came
near interfering with Mars who struggling earnestly
along I'm the
FIFTH RACE-For nles two year.olds. Special weights
Five fuongs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08

18TH KACE-rLEETwoOD STAKES. Thieeyear-
oids; 81 500 added. Special weights Ono milo and
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-09
JOKES AND JuMsLes.

Lady Patient-Doctor, how do You
pronounce spinal meningitis? Doctor
Very dangerous. madam. very dan.
gerous.
Customer lin book store)-I would
like to get some good book On faith
Clerk-Sorry. sir. but our rule is to
sell nothing to strangers except for
cash.
The charter of a kennel club should
not BE- limited for a series Of years, :"
observed Larimer why not?" asked
Dinwiddie- Because it ought to be
purp-etuaL"
A Chicago man met a Boston girl
Saturday and married her the next
Wednesday. A little more Chicago
goaheadat;veness and vim in the Bos-
ton youth might reduce the large per-
centage of unmarried women in Mass
achusetts -r
They seemed very loving rs they
sat on the pin sza together Indeed?
What were they doing?' HE was
smoking 4 cigar and she was eatin'
ice cream" Then. suppose, he had
on his smoking jacket and she her
Eton jacket"
If You marry Grace" exclaimed
the irate father to his SON.. I'll cut
You on without a penny and you won
have SO much rs . piece of pork to
boil in the pot" ''Well." said the
young man. Grace before meat" and
he Immediately went in search of .
minister.
Judge-what led you to get drunk?
ner-Your honor.I thought the
bank was going to burst, 90 I drew
my money out. Judse-And you got
drunk with it? Prisoner-Yes, your
honor. Judxe-Have you any left to
pay . 6ne: Prisoner-Not Q cent,
your honor. Judge-Ten days Pris-
oner, soto voce-well, IL that bank
bursts I'm ahead Of it
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-09

Once. when the late Fred Burraby
was returning to his hotel in Seville
very late At night. three Spauiards
Of the very worst type persistently
followed him. The streets were dark
and narrow, and he began to realize
that his w0uld.be assalsnts wore
rapidly gaining on him. The posi-
tion Was critical. and It became nec-
essary - show peomptitude. Az he
walked he began 70 soliloquize audi
bly, In the native tongue. at the
same time letting the moonlight fash
along the barrel Of . small revolver,
which he slwavs carried. His solillo.
guy took the fern Of . mathematical
''oum." GLOW many mon could
kill. " he iaquired. with six bullets,
which are at The present moment In
~. pocket II I accept - Q fest that
Two eullets vsald eilectually polish
q 90 naaf Answer-three. Rieht!~
TAo eject q this conclusioo was
very rsmarkAbla The Spaniards q
oooo turned about and tke ma&hema.
tle6aa was lsft MASTER q ~ aaAno.
16oo-Ae4uoAuA
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-09
NAN WAS rms Aar,Flcsa.

Artistic eo1ans ere nowadays made
out Of wood pulp
Canal boats made Of iron or steel
ere coming into favor in England.
N. c. Engberg. . Waterloo, Ore,
jeweler. has made clock. the frame
work Of which contains over . thoua-
and pieces Of wood, all grown in that
vicinity.
There b IN omnibus running n
Glasgow the wheels Of which are fur
nished with poeumatic tires, which
are protected from injury BY sharp
stones Or glass BY canvas. and wire
wove netting. There ID NO joltine Or
jarrine, and the noise ID reduced to .
minimum.
. secret until about 1850. when Il was
taught to the English by Christopher
Grecning. Now English needles are
sold all over the world At Redditch
alone 60. ooo people mako more than
l0O. O00. 900 needles . year. and they
are made and exported 20 cheaply
that England has no rival In this
country and practically monopolixes
the trade.
The new product known IS wire
glass is prepared by . simple process.
The most satisfactory apparatus is .
glsss-rolling table. having . three
roller carriage running over side
lodges to regulate the thickness, .
slide for the wire gauze being attached
to the carriage behind the first roller.
The melted glass is spread out by the
first roller. The gauze passes under
the second-,a grooved-roller and is
forced by it 10 the required depth in
the pasty mass, and the third roller
leaves the whole perfectly smooth
The sheet is then annealed
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-09
Highest Of aa in Leaveaing Pove-I U. S Govt Report
Re-! R Rsxs:'
ABSOLUTELY Pure


New York city hes 90 papeeA
The rate Of suicide d iacreasine In
al the countrieA
In 1883 the hay crop Of the United
States was 81. AsA,4 tons
There b . man In Syracuse. n. T.,
who runs pawn shop In connection
with . furniture and stove store. Hes
al busineas.
Grecian women possessed twenty
two kinds Of footgesr. which may Be
chased - those which cover all the
foot up 70 the ankle and those which
simply tied on the top Of the foot
with white ribbons oe straps
Edward J. Sherlock, the keeper of .
popular chop house in Brooklyn. and
. high Mason. was found dead in bed.
He was stricken with death while
reading Homer's Had, and he had
marked two lines reading:
D Hector siais. iss mighty man Of var
In fruit raising countries one third
Of the ranches are either owned or
managed by women. In Fresno
county. the great raisin growing dis
trict Of California. only one woman
has failed In business In Santa Clara
county one-third Of the g.. 200, 900
taxable property Is owned BY women.
Nine-tenths Of the employees Of can
ming factories are women.
George Lovey attempted to back his
wagon into . mill pond near Wan.
toma. Wis, in order to soak the
wheels He was returning from church
1t the time with his wife and three
children and Johnny Nelson. aged Is,
the son Of . neighbor. The team
backed so suddenly that the wagon
ran into deep water and Lovey's two
daughters, aged IL and II, and the
Nelson boy were drowned Lovey
saved his wife and one child. The
horses were drowoed.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-09

in the tenth century there were
thirty-eight mihts In England
In the United States and British
America there are 10. ~ Sunday
scAoolA These ere atteaded by over
10000. 600 pupilA
The annual report Of the Boston IRE
department attributes the cause q Q
number Of Urea In that city last year
70 'smol<ine In bed" and e has sub-
division in which the origin Of the Gre
b Get down 70 'careless smoking in
bed"
4 Bostoa merchant sent letter di.
reeeed 70 Broadway. New York, with
out . number. The letter came back
with the postmarlk Of every station
the whole length Of Broadway, and
. form alled out BY the various post.
masters detailing the search
Twenty millions Of articles Of mail
matter pass through the postodices Of
the United States each day and nearly
500, 1000 letters are received annually
1t the dead letter Office, because of .
deficiency in address or postage, or be-
cause Of eligibility Of penmanship
1t WAS Winnie Ream, the sculptress,
who. on being told by . visitor to her
studio that her marble statue Of
Venus was vulgar and low, replied:
Madame, it is your mind that Is
vulgar and low-not my piece OF mar
BILE" ''Honi SOFT qui NAL Y pense" is
~ appropriate to-day as q hundred
years ago
Holidays are curiously abused by
some busy men, especially lawyers,
young and old. Many lawyers spend
six or eight hours Of every holiday in
undisturbed work At their Offices,
where on such days they are safe from
the intrusion alike of clients and
friends Others crowd the library of
the BAR association. and still others
work quietly At their cases in club
libraries or in the privacy of their own
homes With these men and mauy
Others holidays are esteemed chiefly
valuable as offering an opportunity Of
clearing up arrears of work.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-09
WHAT REPORTERS REPORT.

The word brandy is from the Dutch
brand wijn-burnt wine.
Alexander Kiss is in Jail in Hides.
ford, Me. for lodging q board bill
Venice is built on eighty small
islands which are connected together
BY nearly 400 bridges
There are la.OOU Americans residing
In France, according to the census Of
foreigners recently taken.
A family in Utica. n Y, possesses .
bible which was printed in London in
1890. and which il consequently e63
years old
Lame duck" is an expression ap-
piled to defau!ting member Of the
stock exchange When he fails he is
said to ''waddle OF the exchange"
As an indication CT how the slave
trade survives in Africa, it is stated
that last summer o caravan of 10000
camels and 1000 slaves left Timbuctoo
for Morocco
On = wager . negro named william
Nevill Of Raleigh, N. c.. attempted to
drink five cents worth of laudanum
the other day. He was unconscious
for twenty -four hours.
At . recent dinner of journalists N
London the gallant toast: Women,
the fairest work in all creation; the
edition b large, and no man should be
without . copy" was proposed.
1t Is estimated that about ESQ, OcO
canary birds are raised every year in
Germany. The most Important mar
ket Il the United States, which i'm
ports about 10000, birds per aunum.
The celebrated Mt. Washington suit.
involving the title to the summit Of
that eminence. has been decided by the
United States circuit court, At Ports-
mouth, N. H.. but will probably 70 TO
the. United States supreme court
On June II. 10 :, Samuel Gerbsr.
Dow deceased. carved his initials upsn
lie shall II . tortoise whieh - 1oanA
nsar hi Aoos - Trap s. Meaee61asv
seunty. Pa Eaat voolE III vdAasna
rsptale waAAlsa ~ ~ - - ASase
vAHs 0ereee llvea. e. !.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-09

AxOrnEs complaint crossing the
Atlantic II 70 the effect that the hotel
ee0paaiss In London are groauing
because Of the dull season. which il
largely due 70 the fact Of Americans
1atsenixinG their own country this
1Oac. Americans srs . species Of
61lch Gov for Europs's maintenance.
aAd IL II no wonder II thinGs collapse
Hitheps the rich nourishnents they
laWsyS afford. Il II WE'LL however,
SeP then 20 remain home nov end
lAea. just 20 let this truth come q
SAo surface and ulumine the situ-
otioO.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-09

wepooeeeU0 0aOe& - 1H00e.
"See." says your rampant republic
can. and when he says Il he is either
ignorant OF wilfuliy lying. "sce the
number Of hanks that were obliged to
close; see the number Of business
failures; see the decrease Of working
men's wages: see the hard times gen
orally. and al because the democrats
ere In power" That story will be
the stock In trade Of the average re-
publican from now until the close Of
the next Presidcntia! campaign.
There are many unthinking men
who will feel inclined 10 believe it
men ~ho do not stop to reason from
cause TO effect. McKinleyism and
kindred legislation has left this load
for the democrats TO carry. The re-
suit IL nothing more than what was
foretold BY the democrats ever since
Mckinley legislation went into effect.
The recent SHANGHAI stringency has
been . source Of comfort to every
republican politician. Caused by
themselves, II Il had not occurred
the republicans would have found Il
dincult to procure suitable material
for IN srgument. As IL IL, they are
fully equipped. Their position is
something like man with consump-
tion who calls . physician 1t his dy-
Ing hour. and when death finally &C
ours, the doctor il accused Of uuskill.
fulness. while In . badly decayed
state The country was wrested from
the Aaads Of the republicans, and Il
Was nsesssary for the democracy to
use ths most heroic measures. The
patient Was near deaths door, bot
thanks 70 judleloss Treatment the
worst ny BOW b considered over.
Hewevse. - be1ecs ssid. The crisis
lss.isAsd ssPGslieaas viii ~ args-
Deae, asa.' shse 'Was iss0sehisg they
were bsAly iaaesd =.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-09

wasting diseases. It speedily and surely in
AS an appetixing, restorative tonic, it sets
1t work all the processes Of digestion and
nutrition, rous.s every organ into natural
action, and brings back health and strength
For all diseases caused by torpid liver OF
impure blood. Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Scrof
ulous, Skl. and Scalp Diseases Con
sumption Tor Lung -scrofula) in its earlier
staSes-the - Discovery - is the only C,tGron
teed remedy.
If it doesn't benefit or cure, in every case
you have your money back