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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-15
CHRISTIANS TO MEET.
Preparations in Atlanta, Ga, to
Receive Them.
Eighth Annual Assembly-Rev. r. A. Tor
rey, of Chicago, Is President of the
Convention and Georgin's Governor
Is taairman--A Weeks Session.
lcopYRIeHr. 1893. !

Atlanta. Ga, the. Gate City of the
South" viii be the scene this week of
a great gathering of Christian people.
It viii differ from the parliament of
religions at Chicago III that it is ex-
cl,isively Il Christian convention. and
belief in Christ will be the one neces-
sary qualification for those who desire
to participate in it. Delegates from all
over the United States and Canada win
be present to discuss means of helping
their fellow men to better conditions
OF life. There will be no discussions
OF denominational crecds. ne pickering
about technical differences of faith,
but chiefly an exchange of methods in
missionary work. Presbyteriaus and
Baptists. northern and southern Meth
odists, will forget their feuds about
predestination and immersion. and will
dwell together in unity for a period of
seven days.
That this is possible has been abun-
dainty proven by seven similar assem-
blies which have continues. steadily to
grow in numbers and influence ever
since the first call was issued in 1856.
At that first convention, which met in
Chicago. the largest audience counted
during its session was two hundred.
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GOOD NEWS.


Beginning Oct. 90. daily tourist car
Will lie run from Chicago to the Pacific
coast, via the great Rock Island route;
Chicago 10 Kansas City, thence Wichita
and through the beautiful Iudian Terri
Tory, via Fort Worth and r. Paso. Tex.
TO Los Angeles aud San Francisco This
car viii leave Chicago daily on train No.
ii al 7. m, and passengers taking this
route Will not only receive the benefit OF
very superior accommodations. but also
viii save great many hours in time
The new southern rou, is part !cularly de-
Flrable IN tail aid winter season ANA the
wei! known reputation OF the HocK Island
'nsures passengers comfortable trim
Our patrons are always provided for in tht.
best manner possible, and these cars Will
be in charge of Pullman conductor A.
we'll rs porter, aud everything pertaining
10 the comfort OF our patrons Will b. care
fully looked after sud pleasant trln
guarantee
Adding This daily car to the Rock
Island Service does not In any manner
sffsct The present Phillips Rock Island
Tourist Excursions that run Semi-weeklv
from Chicago over the Hook lslpud 20
Pueblo. and VIA the Scenic aud Or,le,.
ioutes 10 San Francesca ;uu Los Angeles
without cAaugr. J. II. PHILLIPS.
Cry Ilcsvt Agent
.lNo. SEBASTIAN
d.f9 * u p. ~, Chicago.
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Last year at Boston the number Of peo-
pie who sought admission to fremont
Temple, where the convention was
held, was FIVE thousand The second
convention was called to meet in New
York, and after that they were made
annual occurrences, meeting success
sively In Detroit, Buffalo, Hartford,
Washington and Boston.
The management of these conven-
tons is in the hands of permanent
committee which had its origin in the
first assembly at Chicago. Rev. R. A.
Torrey. whose labors at the head of
Mr.. Moodys great evangelization soci-
ETY. at Chicago are so well known. is
chairman of this committee and presi-
dent of the convention. The vice pres
ident is Hon. w. II. Rowland, who has
been thrice mayor Of Toronto. Can.
The energetic and untiring secretary,
whose greatest success has been in the
organization of boys clubs in our cit
les. is Rev. John G. Collins. of New Ha-
ven. Conn. Other members of the
committee are b. Fay Mills, Pawtuck-
ct, X. l.; S. p. Holcombe, San Francis
co, Cal; D. A. Reed, Springfield. Mass;
L. P Tibbals. New York; Miss B. II.
Wright. Ottawa, Can; Mrs. j. K. Bar
ney, Providence. r. I.
There is also local executive COM
mittee at the place where the next
meeting is to be held. Hon. William
Fl. Northen. governor of Georgia, is
chairman of this committee. John F.
Barclay is vice chairman, and T. j.
Kelly secretary and treasurer.
Delegates to the convention are Of
two classes: Special and general. Spe-
cial delegates are those officially sent
by churches, missions, Woman's Chris
tian Temperance unions. Young Mems
Christian associations, or any body Of
Christian workers in the United States
and Canada. General delegates are
any Christian believers who desire TO
attend the convention, and they may
obtain the privileges accorded to spc-
cial delegates of cheap railroad rates
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-15

The Missouri Pacific Railway COMPANY
hss placed Ia it's ;rsIg esrvics tise n1osf eie-
CANT reclining chair csrs that ever appear
ed Ia the equipment of any iIGs westof the
Mississippi river Ibs<e cara GS. rus
daily BETWEEN Wichita ami 81. Louis and
Wichita afsd Denver. Tksy are iaois.s 81
beauty aud comfort. The ciairs are spx-
clous-eas.iy adjusted and coufoFfatis aud
Of The very latest design. Ev-ry car -
equipped viii the ceisbrAisd IiBf.eh ga
light System " hereby yss&epGef. can read
ss well ss TT daylight also Going s~s
with tse ofsDs xfon- odor sfnsnas Ok from
oil lamps Cars ara heated ly rs>Afss from
be engine TINS &norfssn2 an even temper
allure throughout fhs Car we'll "a svosd-
i1g he Dangers experienced ia The Old car
stove sssttu4- II 5tsa coafsrsgl.s seinx
ssst OF we-4. try She Al~sosSi Pacific raj
way. st. Louis fzst sIpFsss leaves ~ lebiss
ezily at LIS g. fE, srTsr~. IN -. Louis ~
1.l5 Esexf s4ssFnss- Denver FsxAs s~ases
h salts 81 200 .. "a. dzsiy. 1sa
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He Laid in Wait for Him.

The piano tuner was coming gaylF
up the alley whom he was accosted by
a stern-visaged man. who inquired:
Say. mister what dyer charge for
tuning piano.
Three dollars"
Heres three fifty; just trot TO the
next street"
What's the natter
The piano next door Is out Of tune
and they don't play on il now. They're
waiting for you To come round. That
three fifty Is for you not 10 go round =
The piano tuner whistled and walked
softly away and there Is silence still in
the allies Detroit Tribune
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California ,tid-Wiutor Exp,si,ion

On account of the above named occasion
tickets to the Pacific coast will be ayaila-
bic at greatly reduced rates. The atten-
ton of the public is called to superior
accommodations rs well as train service
and equipment offered by the Missouri
Pacific rail way IN connection with the
Denver and Rio Grande and Southern
Pacific railway or Union Pacific aud
Southern Pacific railroads. Passengers
desiring a southern route can be accom-
modsted ~ like manner. BY calling at
this Office will take pleasure in furnish
ing all necessary information on this sub
lect. +. T. BLECKLFY.
Passenger and Ticket Agent, Missouri
Pacific railway, ia North Main street.
dl53 IF
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sarily brief and to the point. To quote
a Boston paper in regard to the conven-
ton held there: THE meetings are
far from being Quaker meetings, and
frequently there is a burst of applause
or ripple of laughter. as something
said or done particularly pleases the
big audience"
There is no manner of doubt that
these Christians are thoroughly in
earnest in their work. Not only this,
but they are successful in rescuing the
drunkard from his cups and outcasts
from their shame.
Through the influence of this organ
ization, new missions have sprung up,
and old ones. like the McAuley Water
Street mission and the Florence night
mission. of New York. have increased
in numbers and influence. Mission
aries in foreign countries have received
inspiration. and the influence of this
great assem- blage throughout the
United States and Canada is simply inn
measurable.
Anyone who desires to attend may
obtain full particulars by addressing
Rev. John c. Collins, Blair building,
New Haven, Conn.
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gAssAs TO TIE rso.T
ih isss ara fmrrsvra Train ~~v,se. 20 Kan.
hst -. "a i~sstss. sbse4-s ssa ias
osf3-e Fztr

Commencing Sunday. May iaeh. tia
Missouri Pseiac railway plse~sl SIS opera.
tton ~ sSditi01 TO Hs present s~rrsc~ "a
sxe~liesi til-ossE ira3fs t~t~e~u points "a
Southern ssEsss sad kso.as Cltf -
Louis. tbssszo snp TIRE " orissis far Ths
pss ;Esls. No. 81. I-xse@ AstsDay daily
toe = IA; Hiehsrs, $40 :. sa: ia D.
race. 10 n 10 fats- C~rsr.. is.so . IA
%frsinx q hansx. Clsy a. IS o. m. mag
- dIeses connections Win "a. Missouri
Pac1be ,fSias 10 - LOUIS, aud with al
Hs~s 20 chicago
ia i proisahis the NOS. sati.ss~.o,v
Alu s~rssessots soAsssols ever fsisesss ,a,a
euecE b~tNsxs po.nt. IA hoathsru xzu,m.
4ass ne fofse sad east spd rtse-. "a.
fists OF haE&as on ar eqns. fs@s.sn. via,
- Ssr states lss tEss matter Of fa.i tralm. -.
ts y Ssass,s Par city. IA ssezsas ..rafo-
ne 81 II ns>s. "a iiss szsxr z p o. ehls ssrr..i
sfssl everything - sa<1s~-s sfs.r TAI ,,fs
~fso 10 shs Sss4lf0sf 81 the pa x~ez<r. ~
isTshsf infoffustsoa - r~Sassl 4, rate.
feat~e, asapss fsnse s@ias4 rfR .,s.f,-sss
Sf~fsst Ass-ens4 fsesG= r.sl.ss -
~.ens. or H. q. Town~a4. rsu.r.s -
sssssr aid isSkst aSsar. ~. Loo n,
p, Il I. A. wlse.sx 80.
Ttisphone ga, ia NsssA Assn ssse-.-
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Herman B Hess
406 E. Douglas.
Imnnrfznt ,hange Of Time

On Santa Fe Route on Sunday morning
Nov. l2th. Oklahoma and Fit. Work ex-
press will leave at Gas a III. instead OF 7:20
-. M. as formerly. The Englewood ex-
press daily except Sunday will leave at
6:20 IA. m. intead of 9:l0 Il. m. dbl tt
SWIFT LINE TO LINCOLN AND OMAHA.
ROCK ISLAND ROUTE.
Aug 20 the great Rock Island placed in
service last train tor the above points. Leav-
ing Wichita at IS n. m. arriving ut Lin
coin 9p. III. and Omaha 1880 .. M. Ele-
CANT chair cars Oh this train without extra
charge. j. II. PHILLIPS,
City Ticket Agent, " ichiia, Kan.
7. j. ANDERSON,
s3dtf A. G. p. A. Topeka, Kan.
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Maj. George A. Hilton. conductor of
the famous mission at Los Angeles,
Cal; E. P. Hammond, the children's
evangelist; John p. Quinn. the anti
gambling evangelist, and many others
Mr.. and Mrs John C. Stebbins, of
Brooklyn, viii lead the convention in
singing the good old Gospel hymns.
The meetings viii be held in the De
Gives opera house which seats three
thousand people, and overflow meet
ings viii be held at churches near BY
A larger attendance is expected than
that at Boston last year. But their in
fluence is not measured merely by in
crease of numbers. 1t is the actual
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-15
IMMENSE CRYSTALS.
Wonderful Selenium Deposits Discovere
in Utah.

Wonderful Selenium Deposits Discovered
| in Utah.
If somebody should find a diamond
as big as a football, his discovery
would hardly be more unexpected than
one which has recently been made in
Utah, relating to kind of CRYSTALS,
however, far less precious than dia-
monds The discovery referred to is
that of deposit of selenium found
near the Fremont river in mound-like
elevation formed by the washing and
wearing away of the clay and sand
surrounding it.
Selenide CRYSTALS are formed from
the rare element se1enium. which is
related to sulphur, and was discovered
in 1917 in the refuse of sulphuric acid
factory by the celebrated chemist, Ber-
ZeliuS.
In it's vitreous form selenium is some
times employed for optical purposes.
Many years ago little medallion por-
traits of Berzelius were occasionally to
be seen, cast in this substance which
he had discovered.
Seleniuln has been found in small
quantities in native deposits, notably
at Culebras, in Mexico But hitherto
the selenide crystals obtainable have
been small. being measured by inches
and weighed by ounces" Now, how
ever they have been obtained in the
Utah deposit weighing as much as
thousand pounds.
Many tons of these crystals have
been taken from the mound. Some of
length, with faces six inches broad.
One huge crystal had nineteen small
ones projecting out of it, AS far as
known this unique deposit has no rival
in the world. y Onth's COmpa 4ion
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-15

The Western Trail IL published quarter
ly by the Chieaxo. ho<s Island aud Pacific
railway. IL tells how 10 get farm ia ilss
west. aid IL viii he sent TO Won gratis Tor
oDe year. 5ssd pAn1s end address TO
Filter Western Trail. Cbscs.o." and 70.
erivs IL for one year free
is7 ~. JoaS EEBAsTiAg, @ r A
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THOMAS SHAW,
100 NJ Main Street


inter- Tourist Frsss va 'bs santa rs saase-
Commencing Oct. 18th and 20 coatinus
ia effect until May !, ioS.. the Santa 70
route viii ELI s1cursiog tickets 10 Texas
aud News McKee, points good f.sr return
passage until june ]. tsef stop os.fs
allowed suroute. J~otraiH. daily, morn
ing and night. Through chair AID sleep
ing ear service. For further particulars
call o. snT local ticket agent or address
the undersigned.
". ID. ArEnccg. D!s'. Psss. At.
lbs North Main street.
i2gtf 81 irhtfa X an
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.hoaid s~ad az enes 10 john sebs.;Gsn.
general iScks1 sgeSs. GhlcAso, Rock bland
ard P~cafc railroad. Chicago. Tea cents.
is sarnps. p~s BACK fer the .ssekess exst.
yoa err .spM Il. Fos FL you wlu receive
zee ~ cures txs csexa.
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dI49tt
New Tram y ~ &c.

Commencing October 22l the Great
Roek Island railway will .nouearate :.
new Tourist car iiie between Chicago.
Wichita, Fort Worth. III Pa>u. Los
Angeles aud San francisco wi,hoat
change OF cars. This car will leave " ich-
TIA daily FOR California paints az t:S5 r. IA.
aud Tor Chicago sIs'! points east AT 9:@S s..
~. The 0ieai Rock Island l. tie only
lbe running Though tourist cars 10 Cali
fUrDia without change of cars. For
further PARTICULARS caii a Roc, island
ticket office, corner Nam aud Douglas
HVenne. j. IL PHILIPS
City ticket and passenger agent, Chi
cage, Rock Island ana Paciac railway.
1.S Z
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-Dick-.Yes, you see. I'm in no end
of fix j would never have proposed
if I'd hal the least idea that She would
accept me, bat she did" Jacx-"Weil,
just propose again, as II you had for
gotten. That ought TO make her mad
enough TO refuse you ~. Y. Times
Prof Potterbv-"Dear me- do
believe that young Freshly was mag
ing game of me yesterday morning"
Mrs Potterby - Why 81. Socrates,
dear?" Prof Potterby-"He wanted
TO know IL Paris green was no, often
used for dyeing purposes "--IndIanap-
oils Journal
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Noti,'c,

The prescription flies from Fred RIGHTS
drug store can be found at Ozanne &,
Overs. l42 \. Main. All persons wishing
prescriptions refiiled please notice.
llhl lSt
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Not Least.

An exchange cites as proof Of the
fact that New York is cosmopolitan
bachelor.
MY barber is an Italian" he said.
"a Chinese does my laundry work, my
tailor is Jew, breakfast IN an Am.ri-
can dining-roon, lunch in "a German
saloon and dine usually at French
restaurant; my doctor is an English
man, and my favorite preacher is .
Scotch dominic"
But where does the irishman come
imp asked bystander.
''Oh. he owns the house live In -
Youths Companion
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-15

Miss Mary Garrett. of Baltimore,
daughter of the late John ". Garrett,
is said to possess an income from an es-
tate worth about $40, 900. 600. Miss
Garrett is about 40 years old She de-
votes good deal of her time to bust
ness. and contributes largely to char
tiles
Mrs Cornythe, who lives at New
Britain, in the Bismarck archipelago
is one of the greatest traders in the
south seas. She is half American and
half Samoan. her father being a former
American consul and her mother a
native woman. She is said to be worth
over 81 900. O00
Miss MAY Villa Patterson. of Mus
catine, Ia. a recent graduate of dea-
coness' school and also of the Boston
theological seminary. has assumed a
position seldom offered TO women in
professional way. and is 10 become pas
tors assistant of the Central Methodist
church of Detroit. Mich.
Mrs Il. Il. Phillips. Of Salem. Mass.
who has lust recovered from an attack
of peritonitis. during which she was
twice regarded as dead. AYERS that she
died and got glimpse of Heaven. but
had to come back for time Salem
was the starting point for several la
dies who didn't come hack away of in
the witchcraft days
People have been known to eat in
digestible Shippers in order to produce
dreadful dreams For instance
painter of the last century was noted
for the horrible nature of his pictures
Report SAYS of him that he used TO eat
raw beef and under-done pork chops
FOR supper aud so bring on Nightmares,
which gave him fresh IDEAS
Mrs Flower. wife of Gov Roswell
Z. Flower. of New York IS regular
contr butor TO many charitable institti-
tons. which She aids to an aggregate
extent of $3.50 week. Mrs. Flower is
IS Shy as schoolgirl. and her nodes:y
mas prevented her from having herself
photographed Her portrait is now
being painted BIZ al Albany artist
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First Little Girl-Iour folks is sort
O exclusive, isn't you?
Second Little Girl-Awfully. Nam
ma won't let me 'sociate with little
girls who isn't exclusive, and l don't
like it, cause they is always just as
pokey as am.-Good News
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-Prisoner-"As my counsel has
failed to put in his appearance, would
ask your honor to adjourn the case"
Judge-"Why you were caught in the
act of stealing gold watch from the
person of a gentleman. Besides, YOU
admitted the charge. l am curious to
know what, under these circumstances,
your counsel could have to say in yo,.r
defense" Prisoner-''So am /, your
honor; and therefore should like to
hear him. Vogue.
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VlLAAiAN II. hoWlASD.
uplifting of the masses through their
instrumentality that shows their power.
The object has been TO bring together
large numbers of men and women who
are actually engaged in active mis-
sionary work. to set forth their
methods and the results of their labors
with the untaught.
Religious organizations are at last
finding out that the principle lin
union there is strength" applies to
spiritual as well as secular enterprises.
Each delegate will contribute his ex-
perience to the common fund, and
take away whatever information is
most useful to him. Some of them
have had experience in converting
miners and discharged convicts: others
tell their methods of influencing rail-
road men. policemen, car-drivers, news
boys and others subjected to tempta-
ton in our great cities.
These experiences are endlessly w.
ried, and as each speaker is limited to
. certain time the speeches are neces-
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Take stage at Noble for Teen nah Be
aud shortest route NB SHEaI.gE
Maaay%r
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The Dining Car Line.
Dining Cars ON all through Traina
The Yellowstone Park Line.
This marvslous WONDERLAND reached only
hv this line.

The Peoples Line.
The peoples highway from Chicago, d. Paul,
Minneapolis, Duluth and West Superior b Wins
nipeg. Helena, Butte. Misaoula, spokane, r.
soma, Seattle. Portland and Puget sound
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HOW NICE 1T MUST BE.
The System of Making Candy Girls Dill
gustod With Candy.

The System of Making Candy Girls Dis
gusted With Candy.
s II am told" said..a cynical gentleman,
that confectionery 10 made. put up and
handled entirely by girls and women. but
do not believe il. From what I know of
women I infer that. il the preparation of
confectionery were completely in their
hands. nons Of IL would ever reach tho pub
lie. II would all be eaten up." This cyni-
cal person. like most oynics in their judg-
ments, ignored an important characteristic
Of human nature. 1t is this. that liberty 10
often one of the best means Of regulation,
In most establishments where confeo-
tioneEy 10 manufactured the female en-
|ployes when they begin their services, are
|told TO eat as much candy az they like.
Their employers even show q solicitous in
ksrsst that they s~hslllconsume a. much as
possible.
you are doing very WE'LL" said q SUPER
ntsndent in a candy making shop to q girl
Who had been in his employ for . day or
Pwo. except in one respeot-you don't cat
Enough cRndy. Unless You can cat more
70 shall have NO confidence In YOU"
Thus encouraged the girl ate Q great
auantity Of various sorts of confectionery
more o. long az she lived.
This is The secret Of the free permission.
new employe. set down in the midst of 40
much sweetness and FREQ to help herself.
consumes TOO much for her palate and di.
E~estion. Disgust follows safety, and from
hat time forthwith the candy maker is con-
ent TO lot her CONNECTIONS pass through her
(ands without tasting,them.-Youth's Com
Danion,
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CAT0N'SNERVET TONIC
AND VITAlIZER.

spinal s1hspstio,. Nsursssheais ste. '''
.nstinzs the vital 1sIl'e snes. ias f Iacressins ne aS'o1:
power, renewing. the ambition Of youth and the
o ooef, ,:t.a Of eI R.nSssd a, rs;;;,S9s;inS to to o .nfsen!ed1
men and women perfect constitutional powers.
;+l lts e1tr.ordinxry curative power m.nifests
1 point t a,sn esids smne of tss.. = Is b sssen t,.e On 1; thi !.
the effect Of every dsss doing thsmn good. 'A I'll. .
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b 6od,:u' q ' msse:.b % e iissl. " dsis, s sna ee rssth ,@ the
ACUTE disease, ovorvork. or certain mischisvous
indiscIesion: or whether the broken down con-
dition j. called by one namo or other. so long a.
weakness..so long as eneryation and debility arc
tn fH fIps sf ~ %n s''n sf1t,t this i, tt tho re ms as:u,ts 3 :,
exposure, hidden drsins. oaprloe. or who have
brought upon to sns9lve,s series Of atftiotiops by
1snlpr iind IN or C W,1.p.ly y ytoI'is.ins sn nr Nsrss r 1aws;
the remedy for their ~osrtain relief. It speedily
removes Al evidences of progressive physical
deterlointion. ana restores tho enfee. ed energies
70 '" WIZ SG'Hsfs T TlsfIi is any weakness, o, the
vital, organs, nervousness, pros rations of the
lack Of self oonfaencs. irritsbiiisy u tempsr,
melancholy, .cowsrdlce. weakness Of the knees
and bsok. palpita.isn, of the heart. dragging, pain
in the lions. headache, irritation of tho kidneys
AMI bladder; milky urine. pernic;ous and hidden
wastes, resulting in n failure of tho mental and
success and nn6tting him or her for tho duties
excellence.
ate the work Of regeneration. and euro in many
cases But stubborn Cares often require more, II
will be .ent postpaid, secured from observation.
Add ess ii ovder p1t. to "'''
CATION MED. CO.. Boston. Mass.
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jSang East-eavs Time.

Going 10 Chicago and eass your shor,
lick route il via st. Paul and 1.-The Nortl.
stern Line" Leave Butte 6.4b a. M,
slena l0:l5 n. m. to-day. reach ST. Paul
B Q. n. second day, connecting with fast
, train of ''Iho Northwestern Line"
lving st. Paul 500 n. m. daily and ar ".
2 Chicago $3.50 p. m. same day. making
ia than %sixty-threo hours from Butte and
9 than sixty hours from Helena, which 10
oral honra less time tina via my other
g 10 Chicago.
his 9:35 r. m. arrival In Chicago insures
hncction with oil the principal lines from
icago en8t. and ''Tho Northwestern
10" Ia the only line from st. FRul that
lkcs all of these connections In Chicago.