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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-27
INCONTESTABLE POLICIES.

Life Insurance Companies Issue Them
Only in Europe and Central America.
The policies written by some Of the
leading life insurance companies of
this country are incontestable for any
cause whatsoever. If policy holder
commits suicide Immediately after pay
ing his first premium, and before the
ink is dry on his policy. his heirs will
receive the money just the same. That
is because the companies know that
life is the most precious possession of
every individual, and that very few in
deed will throw it away in order to
benefit an heir. The ''incontestable
clause is found, however, only in the
American policies. Those issued to
Europeans. Central Americans and
South Americans do not have them.
One of the chief officials of leading
company recently said to reporter
for the New York Sun:
'All our foreign policies are written
subject to cancellation. II is true we
discover very little fraud among the
European policy holders, but that is
because their schemes are SO clever we
cannot run them down. The chief
reason for our writing less liberal pol
icies abroad and in the southern por-
ton Of this continent is, however. be-
cause wars arc so frequent and so liza
Bile to occur at any moment Europe
is always on the brink Of great war.
and if VIC should write incontestsble
policies there we might be ruined any
time. In the Central and South Amer
lean states revolutions ere III progress
all the time. II our policies were not
subject to cancellation there we should
be subjected TO great losses continual
". Our method is to write policies
freely. but to cancel them whenever
a revolution occurs in the countries in
which the policy holders reside"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-27
A Chemical Triumph

The complete isolation of fourine
by French scientist is a recent chem
ical triumph which has excited much
interest Flourine, as described for
the popular understanding, has a smell
resembling that of hypochlorous acid,
which is somewhat masked by tho
odor of ozone, from its action on wa
ter vapor. II, of course, acts powerful
l. on the respiratory organs, even
when greatly diluted. and it causes in
sensibilty. lasting rs long as week or
more. of the mucous membrane OF the
nose It is of a yellowish-green color,
somewhat lighter and follower than
chlorine. II combines explosively
with hydrogen. even at d great cold
and in the dark, and sulphur. solen-
i71ra and teIlnriurn take fire IN It ct or
dirary temperatures Brorainc ana
iodine burn in il with fame Of low
temperature. and anonymous carbon,
anonymous boron, and especially crys-
tailine silicon. with the evolution OF
great heat. Many other substances
burn in it. oxygen and nitrogen APP
pearing 10 be the only elements with
which il does not unite
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-27
THE GREAT INLAND CITY.
What Has Helped Chicago In Her Pho
nomenal Growth.


nomenal Growth.
A generation ago, says the London
Spectator, America consisted of the
settled northeastern and southeastern
states and of the great expanse of
more or less wild continent behind
them. Year by year, however, the
population has been spreading west.
and every fresh census has pushed in
land the mean line of population
the line on either side of which the
population is equal. The significance
OF this gradual withdrawal of the mean
population line from the cost must
not be missed. The fact means that
the Anglo-Saxons in the United States
are becoming what they have never
been before in their history, an inland
people.
In very little time the vast major
ity Of Americans will not only have
never seen the sea, but will never have
been within a thousand miles OF it. The
destiny of the American people is to be-
come as much people Of great inland
plains as the Russians. and this fact
will be made clear to the world when
travellers leave the ocean at New
York. and after travelling inland over
thousand miles find themselves in a
city as big as Vienna. and ten times as
rich and energetic.
The existence of great city SO far
removed from the sea is probably
unique in the worlds history. Delhi
in the days of its greatest prosperity
he'd no doubt very large population,
but unless Moscow can be called great
we can recall no other great city of an
cient or modern times situated in the
heart of a continent. 1t may be said
that Chicago is an exception only in
name, and that it could never have
achieved the position it has achieved
but for the fact that it is situated on
the shores of a great double-armed in
land sea. No doubt the great lakes
have helped Chicago, and no doubt
also the fact that they require from
the populations which surround them
ali the sea-faring qualities of the Eng
lish race will prevent its inha bitants
from becoming too inlandish in their
habits.
Chicago, however, is not enough in
the middle of the continent to hold
forever the position of the typical
American city. AS the center of popu-
lation shifts westward her relative po-
sition will decline, and she will ulti-
mately have to give way to some
younger rival in the west and south.
possessed of geological position more
suited to the commercial capital of a
nation of some two hundred millions
OF inland people. Still, as we have said
above, Chicago for the time will serve
as an object lesson in regard to the
great change which has come over the
conditions under which the American
continent is inhabited.
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KANSAS TO THE FRONT
tn asst and Improved Train service % kan-
shtitJ, st. Lpni-. thiutso aud ina
NoFld.s L ia.

Commencing Sunday. May itth, the
Missouri Pacific railway placed in opera
ton ia addition TO its present service. an
excellent through train between points 10
Southern Kansas and Kansas CITY. ~.
Louis. Cbicsgo spp the W orid's fair. Tho
new train, No AZ, leaves Anthony daily
nj ESQ n. M; p" icJita. 900 -. ~; II DO
raao, 10 n m: YATES Centre. 1880 p IN,
arriving at Kansas City Al 5.i3 %. m. max
ing direct connections with fast Missouri
Pacific trains 20 ~. Louis. aud sith all
line TO Chicago.
tbs j. probably the most satisfactory
ard servic~sDle scheduls ever placed into
effect between points il Southern Kansas
aud the north and east. and places The
ktate OF Kansas oa an .qusi footing with
either sistes ia the matter Of fast trains TO
the Worlds Fair ciiy. Az elegant equip
men, IN used IN the make Up OF this special
aud everything il looked after tina. vii
add 10 the comfort Of the passengers. For
further Information In regard to rates,
routes. iDsp.. time taisss. etc. HddTes.
nearest Missouri Pacific railway tieke,
agent. or III. &. Townsend. general pas
seGgeT aDd ticxst agent. -. Louis. No. OF
r. r. BLyCKLET,
T. & 7. a Wichita. Kan.
Telephone eli, ia North A.ain street.
dl5s Il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-27

Tie Missouri Pacific Railway company
bss placed IN its train service the most ele-
CANT reclining chair cars that ever appear
ed ia tie equipment Of any iine west Of the
Mississippi river Thee cars now run
daily between Wichita and st Louis and
" ichifa and Denver. Ttsy are modes Of
beauty aud comfort. The chairs are spa
ci0u--ez-iiy adjusted AID comfortable and
of the very latest design. Every Car ~
equipped witb the celebrated Pintsch aas
light system whereby passengers can read
- well by Daylight. also coiaS ava
with tie obnoxious odoF eDsustiDz from
oil ismps Cars are heated by steam from
lie engine thns sffoTd1ug even temper
AZURE Throughout he car well az avoid
ip- the GsBgers sxgseE seI.esd ia the Ola Car
s;oy= ,ysirTn- IL you contemplate zoiuZ
east 90 wesi, try iis- Missouri Pscile rail-
Way. st. Louis iasi express leaves - lcbila
daily sf 10 y. IN arrives IN -. LOUIS az
s.I5 next morning Desxrr sxpTsss Ic4sss
NlSbiIa al SO 3. m daily. TO Il
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COLOSSUS OF ROADS.
The Santa Re Route.

The worlds fair closes Oct. 81. There
will be 10 encore-Do coming before the
the curtain with an afterpiece. But little
time remains. Go now, before it's too
late.
Rate-S14 % to Chicago and return-on
sale daily until Oct 81; good until Nov ID
returning via the Santa Fe route.
The pioneer is securing low rates for the
people. These tickets are good on any
train, and In any kind of a coach OF sleep
er Don't forget that the Santa Fe is the
shortest line; has fewer crossings At grade
than any Other line: the only line that has
rock ballast its entire length, therefore
free from dust.
Fast express leaves Wichita daiiv, 1i:i5
a. NJ, arriving In Chicago the following
morning mt II o'clock; has through chair
cars (seats free) aud Pullman sleepers @
Chicago. Passenger station Dougl.s ave
uue. and city ticket Office l5S North Maiu
street. dig iGt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-27
MISS FANNIE, CAN'T YOU GET AwAY?"

not hear the footsteps that stop at the
ly faces peering in, but she does hear
with thrill of hope the voice of the
man who cries out in amazement:
"Good Lord, Jim, look at that gal, will
you! She's rgood one, now; she's
caught the dog an is shakin' him to
deathp'
Then sturdy arm clutches her up,
there is the sound of a dull thud, and
the dog lies dead at her feet, his skull
crushed by blow from the back of
Jim's Ak.
"W-w-why, Adam, the. gals g-g-
gwine to faint arter all-b-b-by gannies
she isl'
But she doesn't, though for an in
slant her heart stops beating, her
brain grows dark and life seems depart
ing. BY strong effort of will, she
calls bncls her strength; the cloud
passes from her brain, and, though her
lips CULVER a little, she holds out her
small. trembling hand with smile.
"You have saved my life; you two
men. How can thank you enoush?"
THANK Us! By gannies, we don't
want to be thanked. Didn't you save
tho children, by gannies?"
The crowd of men como up They
have been chasing the dog since day
light, and were only few minutes be-
hind him. Then Adam tells them how
shat gal" had saved her school. and
various but hearty are the rude praises
showercd upon her. while they grasp
her little hand heartily in their brawny
palms
The hour of danger is very recent,
and Fannie Leslie feels the solernnity
Of 1t, but. being true Kentuckian.
she has keen sense of tho ludicrous,
and manages to laugh heartily at Jirn's
earnest and well-mcant hut rather
unique compliments.
''B-b-b-by gannies, boys" he siam.
mered, shes t-t-trunp, tell you. to
try to c-c-cholce mad dog with those
little hands o. hers. Its whut l call
PIP pluck, and she ought to be sent to
the d-d-dirne museum-b-b-by gannies
she ought that!"-Illustrated Ken.
tuckian.
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and wide. One Of the girls had worn it

and wide. One of the girls had worn it
to school in a shower and forgotten 1t.
fannie Leslie, CHANGING quickly round
the room for a possible weapon. spies
this cloak. An inspiration comes to
her. Selling it from the nail on which
it hangs, she opens it out to its widest
extent, and breathing the words: God
help me now!" springs forward, her lit
tie form striking upon the dogs body
and bearing it to the floor at the same
instant that she dexterousiy throws the
cloak in such a manner that it envel-
opes completely the head and neck of
the dog. Then her white hands clutch
the muscular throat and press it to the
floor with the strength of despair,
while her knee, bent upon the PROSTATE
body, holds the dog for the time being
harmless prisoner.
But she realizes it cannot be for long.
The dog is stronger than she. and any
moment may shake off her slight
hands. She raises her white face for
an instant, and cries in a voice high
and sharp:
Children. get out of here. quickly!
Get out of the windows and hurry for
your lives."
They do hurry. The room is cleared
as if by magic. Only one little fellow
the oldest boy-hesitates-
Miss Fannie, can't you get away
somehow? don't want to leave you"
and he begins to sob.
go, Dick, go now, while I can hold
him. Oh, go, go!''
And the boy crawls out as though his
heart would break, leaving the school
room deserted save for the girl and the
dog in this unequal struggle, with life
and death in the balance. Oh. VIII
death win? 1t seems SO, for see, the
girls strength is falling, the veins on
the slim hands stand out ike cords;
her breath comes in heavy gasps; every
nerve and muscle in her body is
strained to the highest tension. In a
few minutes, at most. this artificial
strength will fail, and with the thought
goes up wild prayer for help and she
still clings with the desperation born
of despair to that heavy throat. But
the dogs strength is great; his strug-
giles seem to grow iiercer. Her form is
ct last thrown from his body. but with
almost supsrhuman strength she re-
tains her hold upon his neck. She does
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-27
A Trefext-

a few evenings ago a little boz was
b-s;ly engaged a. his lessons HIS
father. one OF the leading citizens ot
Harlem, had gone 20 the lodge, and MS
mother was busy sewing The little
boy looked Up and asked; Mamma.
what does the word p-ctext' mean
w hen your father says he has 20 70
to the lodge two or three times week.
that is pre,ext to get away FROM his
family
TIE bog did not SAP any thing. bat
next Gay when ne re3d il OK 20
whole school his definition % PR
text" created sen&ation--Texas SIT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-27

Nov. 8. at = O'Clock p. NJ. the school of
Elocutiou and Oratory will organize a
class In extempoie speaking aud drill in
parliamentary law and practice in present
inI motions, bills. reports of committees,
aud discussions Of the same, for ladies and
gentlemen from Is to 60 yenrs of age. Per-
manent hours OF meetin., such as the Class
mag elect. leu lessons, afternoons, So so;
evenings. $3.50.
Nov. 20, AT p. m, a class in psychology,
two recitations per week, So 80
juvenile class on Saturdays at 1880 a.
M. Reading, voice culture, Rotations.
calisthenics-can take in two more-tiIl
holidays, s. 80.
Cali on, or write for full information to,
1t GEORGE w. HoSS, Principal.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-27
OLD vrs'fhu1ed Trains. wtehi,s "a Chicago anA
withita - ert " ORTIZ, Tex

August 20,h the Great Rock leland ronts
~ II place ~ s.rvIcs = solid x-stibuied
ttaiT, composed OF reclining chair cars.
Pullman siespsrs and smoking car This
this tram will ran daily. isaving Wichita
81 Or - m. arriving iB Chicago st $40
next morning; leaving Wichit. a go u
III. arriving At UnioB depot. tors WORTH,
Tex. At 7.45 next mOrHiBx No change oi
cars between Wichita sDa Chicago or fort
Worth. The Rock Isisne ia the only Iins
Ixnding passengers 81 Eoglswood. withif
one mile Of main entrspcs 10 worlds fan
grouuds Baggage c-n o~ checked TO
EDalewood, thus avoiding tho rush ia Chi
cage. Sleeping car space reserved sod
general inform aiiof c<n he Rad by calling
OF CT addressing, J. II. PHILLIP,
CRY Ticket A.sai. W!cliia
7. J. ASDEi-sox,
Il. o. l. ana u. Assr,. Topeks. Kan
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A eoed Thing Fer smmer cor,pl sins.

Mr.. j. W. Eager. well kn own ner
chaut OF Clio. Iredcll comfy, \ c., cured
four cases of fiux with one small bottle OF
Chnnherlan'- Collie, Cholera and Diar-
lh9a Remedy. This is tie most prompt
aud most successful remedy in Use for
dysent.ry. oinrrhoea. collie ami Cholera
.uorbus No other medicine viii take is
place or do its work in This class OF dis
eases. 1t is equally valuable FOR children
an, admits. - and ~ cent bottles for sale
nv Hettinger Bros, 2l6 East Douglas. aud
Van Werdeu's pharmacy, IS North Main
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JUST A LITTLE WHILE.

Be patient with the old folks, dear,
And tender be to such;
smooth their path and soothe their lear
You meier can do too much:
Their feet have almost reached the emo
Have reached the latest mile:
The Lord for them will surely send
In just little willis.
Be patient with their foibles, dear;
o heed that wrinklcd cheek.
The brow that tells OK age and care,
The hating step and weak;
o give to them the tender tone,
The loving gentle smile.
For ali. their life will all be done
In just little while.
Be patient, very patient, cears
o raise the voice to meet
The hearing OF the dulied ear.
And let that voice be sweet:
O let them feel the tender kiss,
The sunshine Of your smile,
For, ., that aged form you'll miss
In just a little while
Be patient with the old folks, Gear;
Their feet have felt the thorns,
OF grief and woe they've had share
Since first they saw the mora:
o give to them the helping hand,
The sunshine OF your smile:
Bear this in mind, friend: Understand
IT'S Just . little while.
Be patient with the cd folks, dear.
Asword will pierce your heart
II you neglect to do or bear,
II you neglect your part:
o give them love unstinted free,
Witho ut shade OF guile:
That the Y are valued let them Sec
IT'S just q little while.
Be patient with the old folks. desrl
The little gift you bring
Will in your heart in after year
Yield sweetest blossoming:
The memory OF your kindness,
When they are laid away.
Will soothc your grief, will cheer ana bless
Be patient then. pray.
"A Dayton, in Christian at Work.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-27
lAdurat EafeS


To tie following points VIA the Missouri
Pacific railway:
10 Chicago. ............. sis. 10
To Chicago aud return; good for
thirty days. -..--.........-...- $3.50. ~ I'd
To Chicago and raturn; good until
Nov. SIS 20
To Chicago and return Oh Monday,
Aug. SIS IS
To ST. Louis. .Sll. 10
To st. Louis and return; good for
thirty days. Sloto
To St.Louis and return; good until
Nov $40 is
To Pueblo, Colorado Springs and
denver ....................- CIV %
To Pueblo, Colorado Springs and
Denver and return. FUN
To Portland, Ore, first class only. So. 20
TO Portland, Ore, second classonly.. So. 90
The above figures will be used A. hasing
rates in selling through tickets either east.
west. north or south. IL Will pay you To
call nj our city Office and get full iniorma
tiou as 10 rates, route, &c. Remember the
Mo. Pac railway is the short line TO 81.
Louis and Colorado points Three trains
a day 10 Kansas City, Chicago and 81.
Louis. Elegant reclining chair cars aud
Pullman palace sleeping cars on all trains
The only line running out of Wichita
tina, lights its cars by ga, thus avoiding
all accidents that might occur from AN ex-
plosiou OF oil lamps.
f. f. BLECKLEY,
p. 81 T. A, Missouri Pacific R'y.
IA y. Ma III ST., Wichita. Kansas
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Is .sa.ns t.i..n-. afc,r.

Tie Gfsas Rock Islsad E0ut. frsit
.sAsinz v jctifa % a. ri. runs fse~ rs.si-
b18. Tsc!ifsiD. tlszir ears 70 Chie4xs-
Sifi cut chall. : cf esFs arriving ~ Chses-.s
tic following morning ia tlnss - soasssei
sIth al - pT5cc4yai lines FOR tse est.
sad i'STih- Slsspis- css recommendation
e~s' ~ s<csfsss uyoss ~ piicz; son ~ ths
JOek Isaansl ticket sgs.,c-. rsru.y Main sd
Lssz Ia. Ter .arshef iBlortsatissss ~rtts
81 s-..i 90 :. ~ FiffLLgFs
G. y <. &. - ] ~sss5 L. /. y
H.eAitA. h4g- c!Sgt
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The car is described as the largest
eater among crowned heads and the
kaiser comes next. The latter is stated
TO have a mania for eating at extraor-
binary times. and, although dining
copiously before going to the theater.
he generally insists on the dispatch
from the imperial kitchens of fully
prepared supper. which he devours in
one of the private rooms of the theater
between the acts.
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VIC saesk VIVA. we know.

FROM the Stc4NlIe- icASS, bdhher-
My wife aud tour children were take n
very suddenly with severe cases OF cboler :
morbu>. bought IA bot lie of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera aud Diarrhpa Rene
dy, a,:d from one To two doses gave relief
IN each case. / heartily recommend IL, he
lieyiug is he best remedy known for
bowel complaints. % and 81 cent bottles
for sale by HettiBcer Bros, PIG 4 Douglas
and Van Werden's Pharmacy, 32S North
Maiu.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-27

a d. T. 1892. -''Swipsev turned in
his badge to-day" A d. 1893 --.-Tr un
up his job?" 4. D. T. 14aa Yep: he
got call on de West Side ter lick a
Columbus stamp Harper Bazaar.
NO. she hasn't spoken to her next
door neighbor for month Did the
children make the troubleT No. she
told what she paid for her new bonnet
and the neighbor never repeated it
Hotel Guess ,at the worlds fairl-
What's this item r. A. mean OF ny
biI?" Clerk-.-You had a room on the
fifteenth floor. didn't yone' Guss.~-
Yes" Clerk-.fThat's fog rarS.ied
air. Club
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Half Rates 10 Tex.s.

On Oct. IS, II. 20 and -. you can buy
tickets via the Santa Fe Route To Dallas.
Texas. al half fare. for the state fair and
exposition, Through Pullman sieepers
and chair cars Only line 10 Texas cross
ing beautiful Cherokee strip Ask local
agent Santa Re route for full information.
or address ". ID. NUBDoCK.
Dist Pass. Agt,
I29 lot WichIta, Kan.
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Tn. Last Opportunity OF Your Life.

Commencing Oct. 18th and up TO and in
ending Oct; 31st. tile Great Rock Island
railway will sell round trip tickets 10 the
world fair f9i Si4 %. good returning until
Nov Is Free vestibule reclining chair
cars through without change. Pullman
palace sleeping car reservation eau BE- had
upoa application al Rock Island ticket
Office. corner Main and Douglas.
J. ". PHILLIPS.
c. +. e. p. a, {. X. ]. * T. RE.
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See Wichita Book Company's al.
GlS6 Il
New Train Sery O..

Commencing Oc,o ODER 22I the Great
Rock Island railway will .nougurate [.
new tourist car line between Chica.-,
Wichita, Fort Worth, FL Pa>o. L,s
Angeles and San Francisco without
.hahge of cars. This car will leave Mich
ita daily for California points at G:}5 ?. ~.
aud for Chicago and POINTS east at 9:,S =.
IN. The Great Rock Island j. the only
iihe running through tourist csr> 10 Cs!i-
lorna without change of cars. For
further Particulars cali at Rock Island
ticket office, corner Ma'n and Douglas
avenue. j. H. PHILIPS
City ticket and passenger agent. Chi.
cage, Rock Island aud Pacific railway.
1oa r.
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GowFR BATES
10 the weTza'. fsFr ed ~ f<sss sad EetsrB
SsEts Fs ssa~ Is;ses lies,

Commencing SandsT. Oct. -. iseS. sf7
csEtiauiDg uEtsi OF 81. tIc.sgs Amstss
GDFi. SoS. =. returning.
Ch5esxs zn4i r-taru- r.
=. I1oGi> &nd etara-..-.-.-...-.....ki 9 IS
iss Santa Re HE = m. tTstn ns- :
ihr0sEn eisSf car. aI.o through Pullman
xi-~plEg eaF from HIshiEs 30 CHE go
gisEoas Grange. srr5yIns 20 GsieS.o tag
- Il n.ernlne - u a'cszck-
JH- frfsc0 ais- a&s no ~ lI4 tain.
d~sIy. IS-sss >. m ard 49, . IN. ss.isv
SssEes.t csszaEs, s5ta ;AEraza shs8. ard
pElsSp&n seTsis- s1seFElr-' sd sssAs 90 -;
J0aI.. Ds8ee - y. Nzsa ~. Aod sfx,.s.u
eurnss ssss ans UeEEsA. av<
". ID NrEDocz
"a IL VssAs.sa Passenger A -sx.
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a W msh'S HeEfedy Tor IT ID nlatory Ehf usfta-
I
am an old sufferer from inflsmstory
rheumatism. The pas, wiI;er 1t csine
upon ne again. very acute ard severe.
Nv Joints swel.el and became infiamed,
sore 10 touch or almost TO look ar. Upon
the urgent request OF my n,osher in-is.w.
tried Chamberlain's Pain Balm TO reduce
the yelling aud ease the paiu, and TO my
agreeable surprise 1t did both. | have
used three FIFTY cent bottles and believe it
10 be tie tiIirst thing fer rheumatism,
pains and sweilings extauf. d. r. Carr.
1853 Harrison ST, Kansas City. Me. For
safe 10y He;tiuger Bro-. 2l6 East Douglas,
unp VIE " eiGtu Pnarma cy SIS y. Min