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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-24
A Ceur d'Alene Miner kiIled.

SPOKANE, Jan. o. Especial A wardner
special says; CAVERN in slope No g. on the
bunker Hill side of the Bunker Hill and sulii.
van mine. at $50 this morning crushed the life
Out OF owen Thomas. native of Wales. aged
:" AT the first warning OF danger no
jumped TO avoid i. aud wsS hit nv
several chunks of rock. The coroners Jury
exonerated the mining company and no blame
was attached to the deceased or others
AT the same mine this morning Al THOMPSON,
scandinavian, was riding upon the cable car
ana MS shoulder was dislocated by being thrown
20 the ground 1t was the same car that Mr.
Cook was killed on one year ago and two M hers
injured.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-24
British Columbia Nawa

VICTORIA. Jan. 23-Daykin, the operator at
Carmanah lighthouse, denies the sensational
reports regarding troubles with Nitinat Indians
lhe stories, he says, are far too sensational
Neither he nor his family have taken refuge in
the lighthouse.
Capt. Dupont calls for tenders by February l6
Tor building the Nelson & Fort Sheppard
railway.
A special session of the synod of British
Columbia today passed a resolution thanking
the archbishop OF Canterbury for selecting Rev.
Df. Perrin as bishop. and also resolved TO make
certain preparations for his recentinn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-24
A Salvage Suit Decid ed.

PORTLAND. Jan. 23-In the United States dis.
trict court today Judge Deady rendered deeis-
ION IN the salvage suit of the Union
racine Railway Company against the
steamer Marie, awarding plaintiffs s2,700
While on voyage from San Francisco
TO the Sound December Z, 1891, when off Cape
Mears' forty mics south OF the Columbia river,
the Marie broke her shaft and put up a distress
signal. The Union Pacific tugs Nalowa and
Escort No. towed her into Asst ria The com.
pany is awarded s1.4S0 and the remainder given
70 the masters aud crews OF The TUGS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-24

PANAMA, Jan. 22-Mail aiyices from Haiti
today confirm the former reports as 10 revolu-
ton Hippolyte is making strong effort to
crush the revoiutionlsis. who evidently ex-
ploded the plot premayuyeiy and are meeting
with partial success. majority OF the people
sympathize openly vita tie resolutionists. and
and most Of the Others assist them. The big
commercial houses are also supporting the
enemies OF the present government, both on the
island ana abroad.
PARIS Jan. 23.-Fhe Haitian legation here has
issued deniol OF reports oi a revolution IN
Haiti and declare that tranquility prevails
everywhere In that country.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-24
Worlds Fair Official Resigns.

TACOMA, Jan. 23-ispecial Frank b. Cole
has rendered his resignation as superintendent
OF the forestry department of the Washington
worlds fair commission. owing 10 pressure of
other business. The resignation will come up
Tor consideration at the February meeting of
the commission. and viii then probably BE- ac-
cepted. Prof. Henderson, who has about fin-
ishe1 the comm ssion's botanical collection
will probably be appointed to complete the for
estry collection, which must be done during
the winter season, when the sap is down in the
lower part OF the trees
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-24
The Detroit Dr. McGlyGn Wins.

DETROIT. Jan. % A local paper says that
Father ko.Gsinski mas reen in Washington City
in Obedience To summons from MOnsiguOr
sa:olli, the papal Iegate for a conference on the
troubles that lei To his separation from II.
Abertus Polish church SIX years ago and setting
up an lndepen dent church oi his osu. 1t Is ac-
cep;ei 10 mean thai amnesty is TO be extended 10
tae Detroit Polish priest who dehed orders Of
his bisnop 20 Withdraw from his charge, and
who had been able 70 hold his large follow q g
OF Catholic Poles notwithstanding the warning
that all who addressed 10 him would iall under
the ban %! the church.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-24

fronting on Main street and 10 on sill street,
anu VIII cost $.6.Ooo The contract has not been
let as yet.
LICENSES TO wed have been issued 10 Harry J.
bernstein and Miss Mary Lambert, John Feul-
ner and Miss Barbary Gudher, all OF Stevens
county, this week
Ihe contract 20 survey the ColviIle Indian
reservation has been let to Huber & Maxwell,
eiVlI engineers, of Spokane. The work of sur
Feying Will begin about the middle of April,
possibly earlier
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-24
Shoots His Brother With Empty Gun

NEW WESTMINSTER, Jan. 23.-tSpecial. Fred
aad Willie Mattinson, aged IL and IA respect
ively, OF Sapperton, were out shooting Saturday
afternoon, using a 22-caliber rifle. While re-
turning home in the evening Willie, who car
ried the rife, which was supposed to be empty,
raised 1t ami said in a iocular way, I'm going
to shoot you" And sure enough he did, send
Ing the bullet into Fred's chest aud right lung.
The boy was removed to the Royal Columbian
hospital where he lies in dangerous condition
The bullet has not been extracted.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-24
Trains Delayed by a Collision
at Eagle Gorge.
DR.. Brengle Cruelty Abandoned by
the Canadian Songbsrd.
The Canadian Oncials Gather ring in tho
Nanaimo kidnapers-Sait Lake On
cials Arrive at PortIand-A Eoy

TACOMA, Jan. 2s-Ispecial Through North.
ern Pacific freight train, No. s. col!ided at 5
O'Clock this evening near Eagle Gorge with Il
work train, blockading the track, tearing down
telegraph wires. and killing brakeman
At 10 o'clock the wires were repaired, and half
an nour later the tracks were so far cleared that
west-bound passenger train No. could pass
after being delayed over two houfa The cars
were piled up and broken III the collision. I, is
rumored it was head-end collision. killing en-
gineers and dremen.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-24
Everett News.

EVERETT, JAN 2S--[specia. constable Moe
and Night Watchman Raymond were called TO
the corner of Hewitt and Colby avenues Friday
night by cries OF help. Three footpads were
seen running in the darkness and the officers
gave chase firing several shots, but the men
escaped. They had held up a mau and taken
his watch and 81 in money.
]. C. Mitchell, of Everett, has been reap
pointed deputy coroner by Coroner Limerick, OF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-24
Shooting Affray Over a Dor.

WHATcoN, Jan. 23.--tSpecial. Joe Black, a
barber Of Wickersham, was brought here today
and placed under $500 bonds for shooting Barney
Lynch. The row occurred at dance Black
kicked Lynch's dog repeatedly. Lynch hit
Black and threw him down and then ran away
10 avoid his gun. Black shot and inflicted a
flesh wound in Lynch's arm. Lynch is said to
me
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-24
a Grader Killed by Snowsltde

CoLvILLE. Jan. 2S-tspecial. l-Charles Han.
son, a labOrer the extension work of the
Spokane & Northern. was killed by a snowslide
on the grade SIX miles above Nor,hport He
was 23 years old.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-24

Brooklyn, \. Y. Jan. 2&-WtIliam II. Lang
lev. a Rrooklvn millionaire, is defendant in a
suit bronght IN the supreme court by Ms. Lang
lev for absolute divorce Mrs. Langley named
no RESPONDENT in the complaint. but said her
husband naI been nniai;hiu. 10 her on various
occasions. She therefore demands the custody
OF her three children, with reasonable provision
for herself and them, and demands reimburse
men, ios the costs OF the action.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-24

NANAINo, Jan. 23,-iSpecial IA Finiander
named Matt Jackson. while under the influence
of liquor Sunday night, walked over bluff at
East Wellington and dislocgted his neck.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-23

Anna Lyon. No 1l6 Jefferson street,
messies; A Jones. ST Marks hospital.
typhoid fever; Lallis Luton. No. So Nor.
ris avenue, measles; Sarah Mntchler,
No - Lagrsye street measles; - Ca
hill. No y BARTLETT street. measles; +.
Freeman. No. u Island street. scarlet
fever; Bert Kugsl, No III Clinton street
messles; Bessie, Johan aud John Van,
der Wsiden. No. 81 North Prospect
street measles; Pearl Lsduard. No IL
Chatham street. measles; Lswis Wild
delmid. No La Gold street. msasles;
William FitzPatrick. No. LA South JET
fsrson street. typhoid fever; Louie Cam
pau. No 3o3 South Union street measles.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-23
WAVED THEIR MEN.
National Guards WIN Give q chsrsty
Fall January a

The military men interested In e-.t.
ting up bal % ard the Upper PENN
suia minsrs met In the Office % Colonel
Franz NJ Williams. Ga Monroe street
lat night and apposafe.l committees 10
carry forward the project In was de-
eided % send cut invitations from The
regular invitation lists 81 the local corr.
panss-. thus insuring gathering Of the
best people In the city. liz Was decided
20 give the ball January in Custer
Guard arutory on Front street After
inyifstions have b>en sent cut members
% the companies uiu call on sho.s IN
whom invitations are scot and viii ALL
tscketa II ~ thought that NAM vii
IN this way b induced % buy ticxasts.
vho xeeid not care % 90 20 The bali
hos would vish 30 confributs 10 the re-.
bet of The sufferers The comnittr-s
sppoinsed srs ~ fcllows
Acting E~c-ption Connitt<s- Cd. q.
III Eo>e. CAA y. ~. wiliiss Cart J. ID.
krom>r. Capt x G. Bennett. Can't. ..
g bouns. Capt W. I. McGurrin. fissut
a. J. 0sidine< Lieut. w. T. whitr.
Lieut. Jokn J. Wa Lieut. John schau.
tes. Lieut. W. b. kslnhach. Lieut. &.
II. Cine. Lieut. y. " Laxsoa
Honorary Reception conmitt.>--
Ura - cuUn< Ten. Il w. Heath
Gen L. e. Eatherfsri, Geo. n ri
lierce Chi G. Herkner. Cot + q.
Eox. Gel q ". Calkins Col C,@o-xa q.
Briggs CoL ~ A. Akirich. Gu. p. Il
feree' Cck FraEk RissI~y. Ma. VIZ.
Hs<es MAI Il 4 Best MAJ y H. Ne
ks> MAJ e. W. Hstkins Capt ur<rx,
= Judi. Capt e ". JoasA Cart q. ~
heiknep Capt Joseph p. babcrk
Cspk ". = kiuseY. Capt J. H Tsylnr.
caft ~ = Hsymsn. Capt J. * Know
Cept u. l. Rcxera
ficsx Managers - Scrxssnss y. A.
I3sua ", A Hopkin< n. W. GRAY. N
\. hszc. ?. IL Scott. r. u Nxfkswx
G>erzs n. Hs<finz> James SosI and NJ
II Stsosrt
Co0mtft>~ q nsftsiiocs-Corpof.is
1ohn hc~~. ". = I>fsnxwell and Sew
s<sat 6eorxs II. H&stinra
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-23

In the item yesterday concerning the
removal Of AeRie Conneli from the
Imnen block to the u. u. A. home. the
statement ~ TO the lsdys destitution
was incorrect The lady 10 well to-do
and had herself removed to the hospital
To secure better treatment The error
u another instance of the mistakes likay
TO happen when police report is pub
iished under the theory that it IL
correct
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-23
WILL ALL Be THERE
NOW They wIlL &c STUFFED


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tor tne nsvsboy4 not ooIy kext Aonday.
bat q eseh sussssiksa christnas till
Esvsboys ga nsuupapscs snd the erunt
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nnnocknfioa % sppsanA Ths pro-ton
o<1csrs q fhs sssocist5on are a. fotlowe.
Prs~ids.t W. III Boxns. s>rrstarv. u
Clark 0prusr: trsssursr. w. :. Sfusrk.
Wsrr,u 6vsfIrod rsnorted th.s AIS
c.6h IA bssn c,usr, butsd Tor H. festive
1000 .nd sh~l EsO vnrth ~ -
vis,ons hsd sfrs.iv - promi.sf 81
proninsnt cifizscs Who resosnIsr that
fhev we're oucs Young nod huarrv
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commirtr, On Adm.ss;o.-I ~ sn,n.t
A. n Moors. g. w. Hslstesd. q. Snitb'
y. IL Srsx.rd- a. IA geII Nsd S,.-o.f
A. I. smith.
COMMITTEES on Paekav,.-Mr~ II A.
Lamo< Mrx Al J.. Elliott Mr. A Nav
SPECIAL Solicitinx Counittse--A n
Elliott IL IA. Def;raaf W n Rearea
Usksrs for epecsators-M IL Sorric,r
Anton q. Hocenpyl L. II. Withey. j. ~
Fitzgerald. Amos 81 Musssiman' ". II
Friedman. =. " WilIisna +. W. Wurx-
burr Bso Putnam. T. u Gilbert CharIs,s
II. Bender. John & Iawrsucs. " IN
L1mpost ~ Iovnssnd Thomas
- H.. "ns nmiodlsomp'
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$50. "a p.s M n',s'ey. aenfy
ShIhk sntnai. fster Sick
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49,. 1911 So,es. =. y. Lsyi. " bodezs-
80 $500. 1919 1 - Ds'.ns >. Detten-
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-23

Court Rescue No. f1A L0 T.. hss
slscssd oolcnrs - foIiovs:
q. RIB @. Daiiey.
v. G. R-Wuham IL Wright
Il S-W. H. Cole
y. S-A. Diamond-
T.-Frank Porter.
Chapiain--Chxries Rathburn-
8 VIII Preston.
J. W.-R Decker.
& R-Roksrt Ball.
j. R-Mr. Krotzer.
G.. ID. IL &. R-Dr. b. IL Lea
&. P-Dr. Matthew'S
Trustses-A. X Gillis, Dr.. B. H. Ls,a
y. c. Hamilton and Wright
X H. C.-DE w. r. MAtthewA
Alter--Dr. IA II. Lee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-23

The following have been nominated
N candidates for the various Offices pf
Malta Castle. Knights Of the Golden
Eagle:
Noble Chicf-Henry PeItorI
vics Noble Chief-John CANDIDA =
High Prikst-Henry q. Hama
Venerable Hcrmit--Wiiiiam Pelton.
Sir Herald james Colby.
Master Of Rscords-A. q. briggs.
Clerk Of Exchequer-JsmD K Best
ley.
Keeper Of Exchequer-H. J. Dibble
Trustee. Two Yesrs-Jamss X. Bent
Law
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-23

Hiram Fuller. No. 179 Stocking street.
Greenwood. Arthur Hansen No 328
Taylor street. Greenwood. Roy Willard.
No "a North Union street, Indiana
Willenik Tremmersura. NJ. SOL Wealthy
avenue. Valley City. Matte Van Hok-
ken. No 81. Caroline Place. Valley City.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-23

Mosslsy nsoa rscsivsd . tslsgrsn -
tsrdsy. sf>srnopa frem Ga Anto1io'
xexnA s1nfing hat Alyin n hoselsy
did ys.essd.S u.esnlne. - rDnaila
uln srxive 100 ~ 6s1t - nsxt week
~. nosslsy 80 ~ yeopCoee nsubsE
9 - osn g n1'sDlo{ H. = this ctr
He ~ Vel bnoUn y tho city. uhsrs
be has fon66o1 ~ uhaio lif& Hi health
hss not besn snexed. cod - vsat south
TOR the vkotw- He w1o MARRIED and
resided ss Ha IA Xndioon avenue. Mira
1foseisy Vas with hin n Texas for the
uintsr. and had wri<tsn only = few days
80 that ~ uss iuprovinG. and The
ssss a Ne dnnth ~ nsvsrs shock "a
kis frisnds and rslxkivss hes& Ar.
Mossiey ~ y yeon q - and yas {
Inadss aDosg the yoang pooDls q fa<k
coogrsgutioasl church
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-23

st<te - Hlfhi<ss. s.sssfs ~ xeas.@sss
hens, - N,iNanlf ssesf tsat ffss sh-rse sssfss
neas = ne - ne e<st - ~ kaswsesI.s asa
Aal~~Fsf-a sss s<ses :. 49,. -. -. -.
aef - te~s~sshsfs 80 a. suGas
t8Tgeez, ATTEST keta4s F4ts<.
60 usssIeais
fsaD AgEaE ofssstax.
9sta4s ~ kisEass J
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-23

1neessy msr>hsi = srsfins r~~l.f b.
Fre-Hcaze Al rerpons eho violate the
ef'iinanee rciasisc - dumping sslrs IN
ne streets and Alleys He hes prepared
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-23

State Of Aichiean. County Of Kent--ss,
1, Harvey J.. Hollisfer, cashier Of the above
named bank, do solemniy swear that the above
statement \ true 20 the best Of rny knowledge
and belief HAavES j. HoII IsTEn. Cashier
SUBSCRIBED and sworn 10 before me this I'd
day OF Dscsmbse, 1soo.
HoTT q. Posr. Nossry Public.
Correct. attest;
0Bp. c. PrxEcE,
Z. LoETTeEzr, Dirootorx
L. 4 HAwxrxs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-23

toxv4 " Ay 08xy 8vS9o<k
Mra p. ID. HALL, SAT 0epesses s.,
Lockport n. y, ssys: =
@ovss dirty yesrs ESQ. rsnsnbss
hearing ny fAthss describe he wonder
fal eura<ivs effects e Ayers Cherry
PsctorsL During . recent attack of IL
Grippe. which ansansd The form Of .
caearsA. soesssss - Ne lsnss. ACCOM-
psnt>d ~ a sGgravsslng eoueh, I
nssd various rsnsdiss end psssczipeions.
while sems q thsss medicines partially
sfisvisasd ~ eoushins daring he day.
no.s q them Afforded Ne any relief hon
thai spasmodie acsics u he lungs Which
would seiss NJ the moment I Attempted
- lie down - nighs. Amer ssn o. swslvs
such nights. I wss
Nearly In Despair,
and had about decided 70 81 up I'll night
IN my easy chair. and procure what
sissp could In that way. II then o.
eurred 10 rns that ] had . bottle Of
Ayers Cherry Psctoral. ] took
spoonful Of this preparation in little
water. and was able 10 lie down without
coughing. In . few moments. fell
asleep. and swoke In the morning
greatly refreshed and feeling much
better. took = seaspoonfnl OF the Pee
toral every night for week. then grad
ually decreased the dose. and In two
weeks my cough was cured.s
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Prepared - Dr.J.c.Aysr Co.. Lsvsn. Nssa
promptto act. sure to cure
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-23

- IT'S QUITE A STEP
: ! ! : ! !; !
irom Tho great, gripping,
dreadful pills 20 Doctor
fcrces Pleasant Pei
Ieoz SEQ what an Cd
vance thcrs n:
u Tbsss Little Penca.,
~ s1rccly hrew than
mustard seelis, are the
smallest and The easiest
q % take - tiny. sugar
- coated granuis that
They sct In Tie nildsst. ea<i>uf. most nat
uHi way No violence, no reaction after
ward, and their help fa<fs hey p<rma-
nsntly ears Constipation, Indigestion. Bilious
Attacks. Sick OF Bilious Headaches. and an
arrangements Of the liver, stomach and
houelz
They're pat up In sailed vials This tssps
thezn always fresh and reliable, unlike tho
ordinary pills IN wooden and pasteboard
hoxexI
Th-yrs The cheapest. for thsyrs cusran-
ted 20 give safisfsction. OF your money i ~
turned Ycs pay only for The good you ga
No matter what you've sriod and found
wanting, yoa can hs cured with DR.. SsxsS
C4farrh Rer>siy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-23

State OF Michigsu-County Of Ksnt--ss.
L. >. Frederic basrs, cashier cf the above
nam "a bank do solemnly sw sar that the above
ftatefnent IL trus 20 the bat Of my knowlsdx
and bslios. ]. FREpE &c BAA.s. Cashier.
subscribed and svora 20 before me this 2 q
dag OF December. Ie9l
CHsrLEs ID. HARxfxoTox,
Notary Pubic, Kent county. Mich.
Correct, attest:
1HoxAs d. Gnsxxr,
hAkson L. LICE. Directors
PHito G. FpLLER,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-23

ssste - nsrks<<p. cc1.<s - xs.x-~
!. kasea O. hsAenpgt. -~c-><sET 81 - sboss
secvs ssssezr<f - tfue - sh< h~=s a No
ksrux q Houxsvxs- s~<r~<x~x.
asy - p~e<m 49,. fse4 8eoses p HsErs
60. -. >efzrf Fuszts.
r'rssssss~. p.--..-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-23

DEOPLE arc not foolish enough this year 70 invest
money on useless articles Presents that combine
both the elements OF beauty and utility should be
IN almost mitlcss quantities all through our two score
departments Everybody will be made very happy by
visiting
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-23

Tho least Will begin At high nom
Monday. The boys are requested 10
ssssfnhie at IL o'clock in the vacant
store la the Houseman block. next 10
Weatheriy 4 P1ife's building. The CIR.
culatprs x al the daily papers are an
pointed lnafshass % The day. and are re-
qaeStcd 60 meet af al early hour At fhe
boys Elaca 81 rendexyoos and see that
every b9y gets safely Into the hall. and
that no umid boy gets lost 10 tAs
ehafic
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Milkmen, Dairymen and Creamerymen can
keep MIX and Cream to days, sweet and
fresh WITHOUT ICE. Simple, unfailing,
tasteless and cheap sample to any address
on receipt of 2e. postage Patentees and Sole
Mrs, Preservaline Mfg. Co, 10 Cedar ST.,
New York.
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at has also cured my little girl of ner-
vous trouble. She would get up in her
sleep and be out of her head. At such
times she would talk strange and it would
be some time before she would know
where she was. She is all right now and
we praise DIR. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy for the cure.
my neighbors and friends know how
l have suffered from weakness and ner-
yous disease. Ihave lived here forty years
and am known to all. do wish could
help every sufferer to bottle of this won
derful medicine SO that all might be cured.''
1t is by the widespread publication OF
powers of DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy can be made known to
every invalid and sufferer in the land.
1t is true that this medicine performs as.
tonishing cures and all who are ailine
should avail themselves of it's wonderful
powers.
Almost everybody needs spring medi-
cine and this is the best and surest remedy
to put you in perfect health. 1t is purely
vegetable and harmless and is kept by
druggists for $1.00 Physicians and drug
gists recommend it highly because they
have seen it cure numberless sick people
and because it is the prescription and dis
covery of a well-known physician, DR.
Greene, of IS w. 14th Street. New York,
the successful specialist in curing nervous
and chronic diseases. The doctor can be
consulted free, personally or by letter.