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Shooting Of the Cycle Corps.

The following scores were made at 800 yards
BY the members Gf the second separate com.
pany. d. c. N. G. (cycle corps). at their Febru.
airy practice: Capt F. b Couch, 81; FRS,
Lieut. c. B. Story. 81; Second Lieut.. H.
Dimick, 50; Sergt B. Wall. 10; Sergt. W.
D. Hadger, 81; Sergt. g. h. wiggin. SO; Corp.
Newt n. Minnix. A; Corp. r b. Howell, ST.
-; Private 8. G. Cobleigh, %; Private w, ii
King, 10; Private W. b Jackson, 81; Private H.
x. Gibson, IS; Private n. n Brewer, %;
Private G. e. Clause, 50; Private L. ]. Wsol-
bridge, 20; Private W. N. Grounssll, "a vollsy
hring, number Of men, Is. Average Per nan,
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AT DELAWARE WATER GAP.

Tho River at It's Normal Level and No
Gorge Of Ice.
DELAWARE WATER GAP, Pa, Feb. 1.-The
condition Of the Delaware river at Trenton
causes surprise here. The river here is at its
normal level. Very little ice has gone
by. All the ice which gorged near
Trenton is from below this place. There
are great qua nti.ies OF ice in the river and in
the tributary streams above here. and it will
not move gu unless there is a decided thaw.
Snow fell here all day yesterday and it WAS
feared the railroads over the mountains to
Scranton would be blocked during the night,
but the roads were kept open and trains today
are about on time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-14

Cleveland Democrats Say the selectior
Show They Were Right.

Shows They Were Right.
Those democrats who opposed the nomina-
ton Of Mr.. Cleveland are pleased at the selec-
ton of Judge Gresham for Secretary Of State,
If what they say privately is to be accepted
as rejecting their sentiments. They are
gratiied, they say, because the selection proves
what they said at first, that Mr.. Cleveland does
not represent the great mass Of the democratic
party and is not going 10 try 10 please them.
There Is little doubt felt BY well-informed
politicians here that Mr.. Hill intends TO oppose
the confirmation OF Judge Gresham when his
name is sent in for Secretary of State il he
can set any assurance of assistance from
enough of his colleagues TO give any
hope Of success. 1t is said that il there is
strength enough in the opposition to make i,
worth while to attempt 10 defeat the nominal
tion both the New York Senators will Join in the
Tight Hills speech on 1.-The Senate" is regarded
as significant of his purposes
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THE NEXT CABINET.
All the Members Said TO Have Bes. &C.
lected Except One.

An the llembers Said to Havs Be,, &C.
lected Except One.
Mr.. Hoke Smith Of Georgia 10 in Washington
today Of his way to New York 10 convey his
formal acceptance Of the Interior portfolio TO
Mr.. Cleveland. II is understood here that the
Secret~ryship OF Agriculture is about the only
place in the cabinet for which q man has not
been practically settled upon
The slate rs it now stands IL said to be:
State, Walter Q. Gresham Of Indiana
Treasury. John q. Carlisle OF Kentucky.
War, Col. Dsnl s. Lamont Of New York.
Attorney General, Representative Ctlberson
Of Texas.
Postmaster General, W. C. Bissell Of New
York
Navy. f. c. Benedict Of Connecticut
Interior Hoke Smith OF Georgia
Agriculture. man from the Pacific coast.
As to Attorney General il is said that Mr..
Cleveland has been hesitating between Judge
Culberson and Mr.. Wilson Of West Virginia, but
has practically decided on the former.
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SAW O'DONNELL THERE.

Testimony Of Capt. Cooper Regarding the
Attack the Pinkertons.
PITTsBURG, Feb. 14.-The thr ong that filled
the criminal court this morning when the trial
of Hugh O'Donnell was resumed was limited
only by the capacity Of the spacious chamber.
Capt. Cooper. the commander OF the New
York delegation OF Pinkertons, said that he saw
O'Donnell on the shore when the barges first
landed and again at the time of the surrender.
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The Ivy City Meeting,

The coming meeting at Ivy City will cover
seven days. according to the program issued.
appropriation for which is S2.5 500.
The secretary is Mr.. G. C. Pettus, well known
as turf writer. Hehas had deal of experience
in the practical art of managing a race course
The meeting is to begin on Saturday, Feb
ruary Is. The gala day is to be March 4, in
auguration day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-14

In the Criminal Court today, Dsnisl Murphy.
alias Aumford. and Andy Wells, were convicted
on the charge Of housebrsaking in the stofs a
Morris Cohen. l4oA l4th street, on ths night Of
December 81 Last Forty-ssvsn dollars worth
Of goods werA tpksn from the stces.
Justics NeComas ssntsneod Mumford 70 Tie
psnitsntiazy for ssvn ysaEs aaA Wells fsr I've
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Hugh Pitzer, by Mr.. H. L. Davis, has en-
tered a suit against Solomon and Henry Lans-
burgh to recover $1,000 damages, alleging q
breach Of contract, under which he took the
management Of the druggists business at Sd
and G streets n orthwest.
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FALLS 100 FEET.

While Rounding Curve Freight Jumps
the Track.
BRISTOL, Tenn, Feb. 14.-At Norton's Sum-
nit last evening freight train on the s. A..
and o. while rounding curve jumped the track
and rolled down the mountain side distance
of 100 feet. Engineer VIM. Allen was almost
instantly killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-14

Jacobson was confined for the murder on the
high sess of Mate Charles ID. Brooks of the ship
Sea King, which was on her way from Hull
England, to Philadelphia. Brooks was beaten to
death with Delaying pins on the night of August
Is, 1879. by Jacobson and four other seamen
because he abused the crew. Jacobson was SEN
fenced to be hanged, but on December IA Of
the same year President Hayes granted him
pardon on condition that he would serve
eighteen years in the Eastern peniten.iary.
The others pleaded guilty to manslaughter.
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FINANCIAL AND ooMMERcrAr.
Nam. Q. G. Name.

The following are the openins and closius prices Of
The New York Stock Market, Is reported by special
wire - C3rson 1 Mccartney. 14l9 street.
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SERVED HIS TIME.

Release of Sailor jacobson, Who Murdered
His Chief Mate.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. H.-Having escaped the
hangman's moose through the Intervention of
President Hayes. Isa jacobson, Finnish
sailor, was today discharged from the Eastern
penitentiary after having served eighteen years
less the usual time allowance for good be-
havior.
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MR.. CARLISLE's SUCCESSOR.

MIR. CARLISLE'S SUCCESSOR.
Judge William Lindsay Elected United States
Senator by the Kentucky Legislature.
FRANKFORT, KY, Feb. 14-William Lindsay
was elected to succeed J. G. Carlisle in the u s.
Senate this morning.
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GOTHAM's BIG PLAY HOUSE.

Sale of the Metropolitan Opera House For
S1,A25,OOO.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The Metropolitan
Opera House was sold at auction at 1890
o'clock to James A. Roosevelt, the considera-
ton being 81, 425 900. 1t was sold for the bene-
fit of the second mortgage bondholders and
purchased by Mr.. Roosevelt. with the under
standing that he will! resell it to the stockholders
for the price he paid.
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W. SHA1.L USE

Our best Efforts retain and inersss cur rsputasson
Of Offering the public. through TIE Drug and oroe.ry
srsds. Pure whisky tRys or Bourbon, hr..d
q. o. T. Our firm name h each label ana over the
oorh Of every bottle vs ssal CHESTER n. GRAVES
SONS. soas Proprissora. Bosasa. No..
waahingtsn. d O.
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No GoIp Boxps TO BE Misunderstanding
Chas Foster has returned from his conference
with the New York bankers. He told 5rAR
reporter this morning that he, - well o. tbs
President, did not think existing conditions
iustified the issue Of gold bonds.
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. STEEET bet 10th and Eth. Telephone 49,
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Answers.
APPALLING DEPTHS OF SPACE.
1850. -Dermstin.
390.-Sharon. Norsh's.
4,3ql.-Pike. pie.

Stellar Distances That stun the Mind and
Battle Comprehension.
London Daily Telegraph
Sir Robert Ball, at the Royal institute
on Saturday afternoon. delivered the last
of his lectures on astronomy. He took
for his subject "The Stars" those orbs
which, though appearing so small to us be-
cause Of their immense distance, are,
in reality, great and shining suns. II,
be said, we were to escape from the earth
into space. the moon, Jupiter, Saturn, and
eventually the sun would become invisi-
BILE; but, far as we are from the stars, they
still shine brightly to US. Many OF these
stars are heavier than our sun. For ex-
ample, Mizar the middle star in the tail
of the great bear, is forty times as heavy
as the sun. To the naked eye there are
five or SIX thousands of these heavenly
bodies visible. In all probability there
are worlds revolving around them.
Sixty-one Cygni is the nearest star to US
in this part of the sky. Alpha Centauri,
in the constellation centauF, In the south
ern hemisphere. is the nearest OF all the
stars. The sun is a long way off-93. 000, 900
miles. Now, multiply this by 100000 and
the result is, roughly speaking, 10000. 000,-
UUU,UUU. Anu THIS Is the distance We are
from Alpha Centauri. Take the speed of
an electric current, which is nearly the
same as that of light-1S0, 900 miles a sec
ond-suppose a message to be sent at this
speed from a point on the earth's surface,
il would 90 seven times around the earth
In one second. Again. let it be supposed
that messages were sent off to the differ
ent heavenly bodies. To reach the moon
at this rate il would take about one sec
ond. In eight minutes a message would
get to the sun, and, allow
ing for a couple of minutes delay, one
could send a message to the sun and get
an answer all within twenty minutes. But
to reach Alpha Centauri it would take
three years: and as this is the nearest of
the stars, what time must it take to get
TO the others? III, when Wellington won
the battle of Waterloo in 1915, the news
had been telegraphed off immediately,
there are some stars so remote that il
would not yet have reached them. To go
a step furter, il in 1866 the result of tue
Conquest had been wired to some OF these
stars, the message would still be on it's
way. If the tidings of the first Christmas
tide in Bethlehem had been sent TO the
stars. there are some orbs, situated in the
fuIthermost depths OF space. which could
not receive the Message for a long time yet.
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Wanted some Excitement.

Petted Boy-"Mamma, may go sled
ding?"
Fond Mamma (nervously)-"A boy was
killed on that hill last winter, and two
boys were hurt only last week"
"MaY 1 go skaing?"
Horrors. no! You might break
through and get drowned"
May go play in the street,"
There was terrible runaway right
past the house only three days ago, and
there's no telling what moment
another may happen Sit down, and I'll
read to YOU"
well, mamma. please read me some
nice little story about boy gettin' struck
by a meteor while his mamma was read
ing to him"
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No. 4 ,4O2-Anagram.

No. 4, 4O2-Anagram.
Musing, he lay upon the grass;
81 know not how it comes to pass,
I an not tied 10 any lass.
81 watch the seasons as they fly;
Five lustrums have seen 60 by,
And sometimes have q mind 10 tie.
81 would not drag an iron chain,
But silEen bonds would still maintain;
a I've not dim with any stain.
"And there is one Of womankind;
For her. within my heart enshrined.
30 imiidted love 1 find.
''I'll send her. then, a timid note.-
He muttered phrases in his throat
And thou hit, and thought, bat never wrote.
IN. c. s.
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4 Ruskin,s Opportunity.

America is sadly in need of native
Ruskin to pronounce a forcibe opinion
upon the proposal to utilize Niagara for
electrical purposes, and to develop a
manufacturing city about mile above the
falls" No doubt the prospect of being
able TO take out OF the wateria ! a force
representing an annual income of G., $780,
600" is gratifying one from purely COM
mercisl standpoint But the American
lover of natural scenery will feel about
the matter as Mr.. Ruskin might be ex-
pected to feel if it were proposed to build
a new Birmingham in Borrodale and
utilize Lodore to turn it's factory wheels.
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A sunday Game.
street & Smiths Good News.l

Mother-"Y on shouldn't play games on
Sunday"
Little Boy-'This one is all right"
do you mean that ali that running
and jumping is right?"
"Yes'm, we are playing steeple chase
and pretendin' they is regular church
steeples"
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strack 1t with "A saw.

A horseshoe imbedded in an oak tree
was discovered at Albany, Wash, by a
man with a steam saw. The horse-sho e
was entirely out OF sight and caused con-
siderable surprise when the saw struck il.
The shoe some time had been placed in
the crotch of small oak grub, which had
GROWN M around IT,
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HER FACE WAS HER FATE.
THE PRETTIEsT GIRL IN DEVoNsHIRE
SEVENTEEN

Bemoans Her Beauty at Fifty-Five-Hero-
inc of Two Stories, Either One Romantic
Enough to Found Couple of Plays Upon
-Bribed to Come Over to Canada She Mar
ries and Loses Her Husband for Nearly
Forty Years.
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Bound { BE Around.

First Boy-"Whenever there's picture
of two lovers, there's always a lot of little
bows around with wings. Wot's they
for ~
Second Boy guess they is her little
brothers what's dead"
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a silly Phrase.
rLouisrilIe western Recorder

louisville Western Recorder.
That "heart failure" has become farce.
Heart disease can kill as can lung disease.
But, of course, a man cannot die un til his
heart ceases to act. The papers might as
we'll saw he died for lack of breath.
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An Ignorant Strnnger.

TStreet n cmlths FoOd NeWs
Stranger Where is the court house ?"
Boy Bout six blocks west of here"
Stranger--'But II don't know which
way is west"
Boy-"W'y, JUS stan with your face to
tin north. an then y'r right handll point
east an y'r lett hand west. Thort every
body knew that"
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A Persistent Dog.

Street Smiths Good News.l
Mother -"Horrorsl Where did you get
that dog"
Young Hopeful He followed me
home :"
Hum Why did you coax him?"
81 didn't coax him. / threw things at
him, but he would come ANYHOW"
That's strange What did you throw"
"a lot of hard, ugly old bones the
butcher gave me-"
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No. 4,4O3-Enigma.

No. 4, 4O3-Enigma.
Though I've no form that eye osn see.
l can be heard, you'll all agree
My voice is sounding day and night,
Each ,econd Of times rapid fight.
When men hear me they needs must heed
The warning give of the speed
OF passing time, that waits for none,
But on for aye must swiftly run.
May MAsKHR.
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Its Usefulness Gone.

Mamma-"Why don't you play with
,hat clock-work elephant Santa Claus
brought your
Little Dick-"It doesn't scare the cat
anv more"
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GJlTEAU OUT OF SHeOL.
HIS MOTHER EXPLAINS HIS MORAL
RESPONSIBILITY.

Jay GOuld's First state After Death-How
Vanderbilt Was Disciplined-The Release
of the Unhappy-A SIateriaIist's CONVEX
sion.
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No, 4.4OS-ReversaI.

No. 4,4OS-ReversaI.
lizard oil" was printed on the can;
boy who tried to be a msn
Drew out the stopper ard began
To lubricste each crease
Of boots. stout. doubie-rirst and tall;
When done he set them by the wall.
Shining with what he chose 70 call
That lie of grease"
Later he ran away TO sea;
He crossed the wide Atlantic free
And through GibraItar's strait Jared he.
To last. the isle of peace.
There summer skies of azure hue
Curve DER the waters deeper blue,
And crown with glory old and new.
That isle of Greece.
M C. S.
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Liked Oysters.

Ictreet q onlths HO0d NeWs
Little Son-"Mamma, do you like
pearls?'
Mamma-"Indsed, do"
Little Son-"Well. YOU give me some
money to go to a restaurant an get an
oyster stew. an mebby I'll find a nice
pearl for you"
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No. 4.4O7.-Square.

1. Most variegated. 3 A character in Sponsors
"Faerie Queene." g. Impure potassium carbouates
obtained by teaching wood ashes 4. Horses that
prance. ;. French sculptor born 1s0S. 6 Celes-
tial I. Stern. s Put forth flower, as maize.
A. f. HoLT.
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No. 4, 4O9-Curtailmen
BoYr, beware; have care;
Catching hobs" Is frolio rare;
But he may. who owns the sleigh.
"Cut behindY and think Ii fair.
IL is meet, ere you complete,
To ask the driver for the treat;
Then he'll not try. If you he spy.
To iiSo his sleigh by cutting" feat
IBITTER SWEET.
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kNOTIY PROBLEMS.

Tour readers invited to furnish original enig-
mas, oharadss, riddles, REFUSES. and other "Knotty
Problems addressing all communications relative to
this department. to R. r. Chadbourn. Lewiston, Me J
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Nearly Done.
TStreet & Smiths Good News.

Teachsr-"Hsve you finished your COM
position ?"
Little Girl-'Yes'm, it's ali done but
tn postscript"
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PAIN RE NEEDY

That instantly stops the excruciating pain allaya
lnhRm nation and cures Congestion, VII ther Of ths
Lungs, Stomach, Bowels OF other glands or organs
ARINeroS n.
DR.. Railway: have used your Ready r lief Pills
aud sarsaparllian ResOlvent. AMI think that they
the standard remedies Of the world. They ours
when all others fail
Aug 49, 1891 FRED NJ McCREEDY.
NORMAL, Ill
DIR. Rsdway: have used your medicines for 10
years and have cured all disea-es I have ever
treated have cured When other doctors had
given up % hopeless. / have the best With
inhammatOry rheumatism.
March s, 1891. MRS. s. s. SCHELLL
INTERNALLY, a half to a teaspoonfal in half
Cramps, Spasms, Sour stomach, Nausea Vomiting,
Heartburn Eerv ,usness. Sieeplsssness, Sick Head
sche, DiErrheA, Collie FlstuleDoy, and all Internal
Pains
Malaria in Its Various Forms Cured
and Prevented.
There is not remedial agent in the world that
will fever and ague and ali other mal ri0us, ol-
ious and other fevrrs aided BY RADWAY PlLLA
quickly ss RAILWAYS RE ADH R1LIEE
Sura Cur Tor Fever and Ague.
Railways READY RELIEF is surs
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ful in glass Of water, taken tbs nrst thng Ga gas
ting OF bed In the morning, will protect ms sfs-
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Around in this circle some letters appear,
Their meaning no doubt will soon become clear.
Select now the first skip the second and 20 forth.
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nADWEY'S u-..
u SarSapariIIian
ReSOIVent.
The Great Blood Parir~r,
For The Cure Of Chronic Disease.


Chronic Rheumatism. scrOfula, Hacking Dry Cough
Capcerous A heotions b .eedtng OF the L1ngs, WnlH
sweIIIng Tum r Hip Disease, BrOnohttia
Not only does the sArsafarillA Resolvent eHoei ali
remedial agents in the care oil Chronic crotoloeA
constitutional and skin Diseases but Is the 0AAy
positive cure Tor
KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS
Gravel. Diabetes, Dropsy, stoDpsge Of Water. To-
oontine, ee o. Urine, Br gifts Disease, Alb AminGrA
and in All eases rhsrs there brok-dust deposits
or the thick, cloudy, mixed wth s90stAaSes
like the white OF egg, or threads ike Hhlte SUI
or there is a morbid DARK, bilious appearance. Aad
ht hone dust deposits and whea "a sre IL priohl
ing burning sensation when passing the water anu
pain in the small Of the back and along she iolnA
Kidney Troubles.
Dear Sir: I thought would write you and tell
Won what wonderful work your SarsaparillAn Ne
solv Mt has done for me. six W eks a5o could not
move without the greatest pain with disease OF ths
kidneTg l have tried every kind OF Imminent and
different icne, and had ny doctor 70 prescrloe'
but moth ng did any good untit IRA a o., nssos
ent took thr e tOttles (and just sent Tor thres
more) Your p lis a Goi-send. have recon-
mended them to over hundred versions, who All say
they found them to be the best f RR ma 'Hs' '
TON RARDIN, Yard Master.
Athens, NJ & c. Depots.
Kidneys Returning to Healthy state
R,dwav A Co-3entlemen: I am now taking the
Rfth hottie Of your Reso vent and am receiving
great benefit rom II when all other medicines
failed. anu Kidneys are returning 70 = Aeatsut
condition and would recommend IL q all suffering
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w. c. wILLIrTs, Plsitsmouth, Neb
Diabetes.
LOUISIANA. Mo.
DR. Rsdway-Dear Sir; have used al your rem,
.dis. Win great success In Or ctee; and the way
fond tavor with your Rss0lvcut II cured me OF
ID abetss after three physicians had given me up
detected change in my urine In two hours All us
srst dose aud three bottles cured me. Your friend.
Ni w. THOS q. PAGE
Dr. Rway's SarsaDlrilan ResOlVent
r.r,.,v oonpo.ed Of ingredients Of sxtraordiu-
deal pro rites essentially % p Tity, hsal
rey3air ana in vigorA the broken dowa and wasted
hodV OuleF Dleassnt safo aud pfrnan .nt Ia IS
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Dr. RalHar's Sarsnnlrll.ian ResOIysnt

romeay composed Of ingredients OF eKuAor1ls-
deal nro rites essentially % .rty, neal,
renair and nvigora e tho broken dowa and wAs'sd
bodv Quick pleasant, safo aud p,rnan snt In -
treatment aud Ure- SUD bJ al otuss's- N
DOLLAR A BOTTLE.