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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
TRYING To OBTAIN THEIR sliAKLo'

ur,ps To PART OF BIG ESTATE BRING SHIFTS
AGA:xsT RELATIVES
Judge Patterson yesterday grantee an o'u'' ''"s ,
se~yisc of the summons upon June H. ''a'"0 70 -,
Inv pubicat!on In the suit brought by AleAahuer Wv
w.r,,c Jones and william f. Jones against 'afoihe
q ZONES and Frances O. Jones. their auh's' anu ' =
,,cs their sister TO recover their share In the esac
- tb.sr rrandmot her. Mrs. Caroline ogden McOasS'
ars MoCagg was a sister OF william Bu'ier Osue"'
he first Mayor OF Chicago Her hrst husD"h" was
william ogden Jones' who was the grandfather Vi ''e
,,Jn,,gs She afterward married Louis b. McCage,
= ,rotoinent lawyer Of Chicago. She died at New
nor II. L.. on February l.. 1883, leaving an eS'a,e
v.,sd Mt several million dollars. Her VIII was az
vutttd 10 probate on March 10, 1855, at chicago
ynder ID her property divided into hve cquai parts
one TO 60 TO each OF her children or their heirs INV
MAR IFS in this action, Alexander Mckehne JONES
ana william T.. Jones, and julie IL. Macne' were
children Of william Jones. Mrs. McCagg's son, who
diet before the will WAS made The share OF these
tfrc children was given 10 Mrs. McCagg's daughters
caroline ogden Jones and Francis Ogden Jones' 70
he held In trust. the principal or income to be con
yeyed to the children at their discretion.
Tie estate was for some time In litigation In th'
Illinois courts The trustees alleged that the terms
Of the trust such as to warrant them In iaRh'
III. share for themselves. II was finally decided II
the Supreme Court however. that they held tn
property for the benefit OF tie Children and par
tita.n was made By which one fifth OF the estate Wal
set over 10 the TO be administered In befi
of the children. The share amounted 10 *o0OVoo o
100000, invested mostly In real estate In CmcnSo
Under this settlement between $1,000 and Ss.OOo
year income was paid to each OF the uoree childre
ND to 1892 when the income OF the bows wa
stopped as the result OF difficulties that arose Wit
the trustees
william T. Jones lives with DIS mother at u
Hoffman Arms No. go Madison-aye. and attends th
Wilson and Kellogg school in fif,have. The trustee
wished him Ia hiave for tutor the Kcv. Anre
Mortimer Of stamford. Conn. Mrs. Jones objected
the Rev Mr. Mortimer personally and wished
keep her son with her. The sons guardian approve
Mrs. Jones's action and the trustees stopped !"
payment OF the income. The differences win hie'
snder Mckenzie Jones were based on tas marriage I
q widow In stamford. Conn. The trustees nrst COZ
ssntad TO the match. IL l. alleged. ana nIter"sr
forbade IT, lie Is now living In Ionkrrs The gr
Julie. made a romantic marriage with a scotch law
yer. I. Girdwood Mscfc. and now lives NJ NO l
Pembroke Gardens, kenslngtOn. W. London. H'
sharv OF tile income l. being paid aud she has no css
~ action against tive trustees. By the laws OF New
York she l. brought Ia ~ defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
THE HOSPITAL FUND GROWING

urer Of the fund OF the Hospital Saturday and Sun
day Association. yesterday reported that he had
ceived additional contributions:
Produce Exchange, 500 Church OF Heavenly Rest,
Episcopal, S4s3 O6; Leather trade additional. by
Eugene II. Conklin. SlGO: Maritime Exchange partial
collection. 1892 IS American Express Company aiOO
National Express Company md Miss Caroline Tnlman.
o5 employees OF Rogers. Peet Co.. additional. Gil
st. Margaret's Episcopal Church. Manhattanvie.
80 81.
Mrs John A. Lowery. OF No 30 West Thirty fifth st.
treasurer OF the Woman's Auxiliary. also reported
the following additional subscriptions to the Woman,
Fund: -
Mrs. George Lewis, tr, 800 Mrs. j. Frederick
rierson. S25: Mrs. j. II. Alexandra. Mrs. Richard
A. Hunt Mrs. J. Frederick Kernochan, Mrs. Herbert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
AGAY WEEK At YALE.
-ESIOG AND SOPHOMORE GERMANS FOLLOW TIE
GLEE CLUB CoNCEEr-rNIvERslTY
CLUBS NEW HOME.

GLFE CLUB CONCEET-CNlVEhslIf
CLUBS NEW HOME.
New.IIoven, Jan. "a (spec,nD-This was the second
day OF the social week at Yale. IL was passea
by over 900 visitors to this city IN series u
ofternoon teas and receptions and the annual con-
r, hy ,hs Vale t;lee and Banjo Club in the evening
President Dwight gave a reception this afternoon Y,
The friends of the Seniors Mrs W. W. Farlani tendered
the sophomores' guests tea anu the 'e"'i'ins
visitors divided themselves into number OF smaller
social gatherings about the city, Three 'housahd PCT
sons heard the glee club concert this evening Eheors
were frequent. The hit OF the evening WAS m'u' W
Noah swayne, in his song Down by the RIVER que
The senior german followed the concert IL WIS
held in Alumni Hall, md was led by Beecher u.
cronse q, Utica and winthrop E. Dwight, son OK
resident Dwight. About sixty couples took pirt'
Tho potronesses were Mrs. william lioppn. MIS-
Henry Uotchhiss and Mrs. Timothy Dwight OF Ae"'
Haven. Mrs. J. ~ Grouse, OF Utica Mrs "illam
chisholm and Mrs. c. p. Williams, OF Cie'e"io' a~
Mrs. Cady Eaton. OF New-iinven' nm
The sophomore german was held IN warner ii'h
This evening also Immediately after the concert Inc
German wos led By F. y. Harrison, 'e5. The patron
kassos were Mrs. John sloane, Of New-lWhi MIS-
C.oroe Farnam and Mrs. william Farnam, oil new
Haven: MIS- Burton Harrison and Mrs Arson rhelp.
c,ohes n, New.York and Mrs. George ~ Alec' VI
Bnr,ow. n Y. About seventy couples oahcea'
Aiming the latest arrivals at the New-Haven House
ara Mrs. Dclano Ames, MISS 'iinhsh""'' VI -.
u r sloane. OF New-York +. &. Mason Oh on.aso'
n whu,emore and Miss Whittemore. oil New
wars Mrs. C. I. Barney. Miss whitney, Miss s'@ne'
Of New.York; Mrs. ". A. Clark, Miss caver, n,'.
c,.rr Miss Hcarn. Miss Kate Brce, OF Washington
Mrs Thomas c. salman and Miss sullman, 0, n'S'H
yn: Mr.. and Mrs. John sloane Vi Ne". ,V p..
e G.. Moen, OF Providence; Miss NOyes' Vi O"
and c. q. Yorihington, OF Boston.
For over year the Yale University C'ao naS .a,
dsoxored to find more commodious quarters It's preseu'
- an chap.lst. being entirely inadequate sone
time ago committee for THIS purpose was "
consisting OF ex.Secretary william C. Wm,hey, W.
= George A. Adee W. l.. Mclane Iroess ,s. -
Wheeler Wade s. ensnS,% aS were
ny ',or the purchase OF the G. 5. Matoy es".e
York and chapel s for S,, sOo Ssrss t~os,Ory
,aks" .n,"nt structure The dues OF the cruz NV ~,
not be in &c Of ns to 600 and
n;,e school seniors graduates and meinoers VI n'
| medical school will be Included
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
CHARLES II. TUPPERS VIEWS.
HE DOES NOT THINK THERE is ANY REAL AN
NExATIoN SENTIMENT IN CANADA

go. norc xor THINK THERE Is ANY REAL An
NExATIoN SENTIMENT IN CANApA.
Charles II. Tupper Minister OF Marine ana flshe'''
OF Canada. Will sail for Europe TO-DAY U" VI. -.
a. mo nresout at the meeting Of the Behrlng sea
Arbitration Commission, which begins IT'S WI"
Paris several weeks from now. MT i"pp' w
voumtnous documents In his possession eoh'a'""s
,,.nn.o,s claims I'm the Bebring Sea matter ou' no
..,d xes,erday when seen by Tribune repor''' az
the Hotel Brunswick that he could not ~ '"' "''
enter into a discussion regaroihs ""'' . 80.
Canada proposed to take or WHAT "isa" ,.
country proposed to make. lie sad 'ha' "".'"N
agreed to abide by the decision oil Inc a'''''
and With all the evideuce. etc., before 'he ~ -.
no supnosed that a Just and fair result "o"'u pe
obtained ,o. will,
ur r,nnor snys that Canada was pcaseo VIII"
A. t,ovcand,s victory because trade reEuohs W
their favor would be Increased Lower u"'''' ~
course will benefit u.s." said ne, anu WV ''o"'"
.,,o,,,v like 10 see the Democratic party reouce '"e
tariff rntes." 49, a., runno-
In speaking OF the annexation question" -" -".r ~,
s,a at Is all talk In Cnnada. and that Is apou' al
" .,, % Nes.r, Farrar, Meyers and smith
are good writer's. and they are the peop,e ""o =,
,,. AN IN. annexation discussion. Tie result u
,na, ,hev have not enough influence In Cahaoa ,ou''
10 get any kind OF recognition. man "o''', -,
legislative position does not dare 10 Spe'h VI ''O
NJ annexation II he desires thc gooo VIII VI '' ~,
suuency The people don't want H. 'ha' u '''.'
Ne do want pleasant, relations with the ''eu
,nouob Canada Is more prosperous to-day tnah sur
ever was Her credit Is better than ever oe'o'e'
and f. better than any other OF the COLONIES "'
debt increased last year, but with 'he
we made no other result could be e1pec.eu' -,
r.o no,uiation Is Increasing rapidly. but tie
,r,oase will he greater as soon the desirable lahaS
nf the tinted States are taken up mat . ,,r
M, far distant and then mmigrat'oh u's'I"' ' W.,
ho' ,'u lii co toward Canada rs we have the mos!
srauohi Var rmine land that can bc found anywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
.o-rrp PALMER on CRIxE ~ CHICAGO

Potter Palmer the Chicago millionaire hotN pro
..o,nr who was at the Holland House Yesterday saws
'ha, there certainly Is more unsurpassed crime In
,.. On than the citizens Of the Worlds Fair City
aes,rous OF having The reports about the criminals
having taken complete possession OF some parts OF the
city, he says, have been as greatly exaggerated as
many other reports about Chicago have been
ave cannot deny that there are few criminals In
chicago though said Mr.. Palmer 10 n Tribune re-
porer "Thc police force has not been large enough
10 take proper care of the undesirable people who
have been attracted TO Chicago BY the Worlds Fair
but the department win be In better condition In
few months from now. The other DAY nearly 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
ruC HROyzE DOORS FOR TRINITY.

Tho magnificent bronze do'rs FOR TinV oh"fch III 'n
city eiy,n by william Waldorf As,1r IN mcmoiy oil MS
Gather Join Jacob Aston well advanced toward com
,,ion The Churchman" announces that castings nave
already been from the model OF the hsto''a uoor
D., me south or Rcctor.st. entrance. The designer al
mi. door ia Charles H. Niehaas, the subjects having heh
selected by the Rev DR.. DIX This door VIII be- tweNo
,.t IN belght by sx six inches In width and inc
hegb Of the ympsnum Will b. four fee; and SIN Inches
h. ak dcni.reic panels will be two feet three ihch'S
ia and ,vcntg.three inches nigh. The subjects Of ne
| an, chronologlcsly arranged In thrcc tiers, and all
- ant b.tor, al incidents more or l'ss coancctcu "u'
,,,n,, n,rlsh From left 20 right they are ~ foo"S
,,,,,,, VITA the lower tor: Hendrh Hudson on Iic
.u,r Moon Dis ovrring Manhattan isana anu p''
u.,L.,cv Preaching the Indiana middle pane's'
,.NaI,i,pto, Entering ST. Tauls Chapel atr HIS lhau
,ro,Ion NJ Preside t and The Conservation oi fou'
uI.hon, In ST. Pauls" upper panels. ''Cons'couoh oil
r,,,tv church, and "1ac Dedication OF me AH'"r herc
an The tyn,ppnum which II designed 10 Ia cut III
,,oxn.ton, In, figure OF an angel statu "i"i "s'
s,,cad The angel holds scroll upon whch II "ri''"
.KInr az King, and Lord q Lords" Goats VI arms vi
Trinity parish and the Established Ch"rch Oh reu a'
10 the en and right aud also branches oil PAIN anu passo
eovcrs Beneath all is the inscription:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
TRYING TO PROTECT THEIR STOCKHOLDERS

The stockholders OF the Ardsley Lana ana i"'proVc
mon, company met yesterday afternoon Mt the Law
vo,, flub 10 hear the report OF the committee con
s,.,lnc Of IT, L. Brbdgman. John Won Claim ana
Fnnk s. EImlnstcr, appointed 10 devise pan 10
oyert the threatened foreclosure OF the mortgage held
hy Dtes.i. Morgan a. Co. They reported that In the
two Tears since the property was purchased $4,000
had been expended on II. Francis Lynde stctson'
the counsel for Drcxcl. Morgan Co.. hnd agreed 10
r,.,d that the foreclosure be delayed provided
- ,ocIbo,dcrs raised 500 900 10 eSpend In putting
lots on the market The cSmmloce .ppr,sd a no plan
, ~, mectiug adjourned subject TO call.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
HAYES DID NOT TESTIFY.

NE FEARED BEING EOsS-EXAMINED-iAs TRIAL
NEARLY ENDED.
To the surprise Of the audience In Part IL o' 's,',
oral Sessions Yesterday. Colonel W. IL Hayes was NV
placed on the stand to testify IN MS own o'''''
Is on trial for perjury. being accuscu o' 49,,
49, ,.o, b.. ou.od Miss Anna NJ Heating nothing, ana
,h. ;, us. +, rlnrida In October lco', wheh' IL 10
.o,ood bo made a note for 5000 payable 10 hcr'
W +. Howe rested .hc case for the defence !" '"e
afternoon lie evidently thought that too many ua''.
aging things abou, his clients character haa coe W..
~ make II wise 10 give Assistant
weehs a chance to cross-cXamnc him. n'fe ,.,
n,ony will be taken this morning ana ''e ''S' '''
90 to TIE jury tonight. ,o.,;.
.,aho,n Lynn Of No y Fast aiXtlcths'., 'esu-
d yesterday that he heard Miss Heating ADMIT laHihs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
4 PLAN FOR GIVING YALE MORE DoKAIV" A..

NcwHaven. Conn.,. Jan. "a tspes. a,,,orv 70 Yale
by Cornelius Vanderbilt comes news o. ~" IN. uni.
facilities for the housing Of the students u -. Cty
."r.,,v several wealthy alumcl III Ne", Io'm csr.
have offered TO build two or three dornl'o nsor the
tain conditions. 1t Is pnrpostN ~ ,,a s,udeuts
campus buildings which Will acconn.v and 70 run
who 's SaSns ss' in such way that they will pay
1 1Sa es. Of ro"m, !" these Is a.
"s be- even more reasonable than are the n Man
most Of the dorm.oes on the n sSpaS and The
has been approved by Prssaenc omnany Is nov being
pSr nruS Tor " s"e several pieces Of property nave
looked ut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25

,ouc.u.r vere ADDED 20 the force and that addinon
will make great deal OF difference In the efncienoy Oh
the department. The reason why Cmcasos pm,
department needed to be increased was 'hn' SON. -
the men had such large territory to cover una, '"''
could not properly take care OF their dis'I1cis
Mr. Palmer has been at Washington WIN MS =,
who was there Worlds fair business anu IT.,
aIa ,ha, ,rh,,e no was at the capital many Of ms
Democratic friends asked him " NJ wonid oe ~
TO accept a foreign mission IL Is uhns nSoent the
n has been Mr. Pamer's ambition 10 repitsscie va" n,
United states abroad and the swit.efnnd u,sS, , "
is said Is what Mr.. Palmers iriends VIII ism wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
SELLING J. B. BRISTOLS PAINTINGS.

The sale at auction Of an interesting collection Of
p,,n,,ngs by J. b. Bristol called The Lake and
Mountains, comprising views on Lakes George and
champain and In the Green and Adirondack Noun.
,aIns. WINS begun at the Fifth Avenne AIT Galleries,
No. 368 Fifthave.. last night. Among the pictures
sold were Kecne Valley, Adirondacks' 1855; Lake
near the White Mountains. Maine,' $50: In the
,lnv0eld at Madison, New-Jersey' AMI "The Green
Maintains. Vermont 800 each. The admirers OF
a,. George SCENERY ran I" iiazy Autumn at sabbath
day Point" up 70 $3.50. The sale win bs continued
this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25

tn. suggestion has been made BY several promn.ns
,sonle IN this city and Brooklyn that our eom"u. Nv.
should exhibit the entire collection OF Pc'u,ss' 49,
accepted and rejected. at the armory LOT n..t;ns
The matter may come up Tor discuss'o" and
on drawings would make most oriina an
display in the huge rooms Of the atm "r win be com
Of catsloguing the accepted works OF ART VIII ~
nIeed on Friday"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
AN ARsCoyDIyG CASHIER HELD FOR TRIAL

Charles sIpclair. the abscondIng bookkeeper ana
cashier for the Armour Packing Company, OF Chcaso
who was arrested saturday by Detectives Rogers ana
Rus was arraigned In the Tombs Police Court yester
day lie waived examination, and Was held without
hail for the action OF the Grand jury. Sinclair Is
charged with embezzllng $4,000 from his former
.muloyers lie was arraigned yesterday upon two
spec,Gc counts. one for $685. and one for 1928 lie
will also be- charged with forgery. II. A. Wise.
auditor for the company appeared as complainant IN
10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
r,cropv roR THE CITY OF OAKLAND.

Oakland. Call Jan. o4.The Superior Cour. s,''s ss
In bonc. today granted motion for non'sui' =" w
oasa a, the water Front Company against the Guy VI
oakland. thus throwing the company out OF oo.'s
The decision Is based the recent ruling OF .ne
States supreme Court In the chicago ,ahe.'o ,sna IN
Tho wutcr Front Company claimed title 10 'a n,nn
nt,,nd fronting on the bay, worth several m'"''
oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
DOORNEy BECOME PATROLNEN.

Tho Police Commissioners yesterday took action for
the first time under the law passed last winter author
Izlng tho appointment Of men who have served as
doorncn in the department regular patrolmen, with
out a Civil Service examination. They made patrol
men o: D00rmen W. +. Barnes, r. II. McGirr and
Charles Mcchan. Barnes has been acting mes
scngcr In the Office Of Commissioner McClave AT the
Central ONCE and Mc(iirr has been a messenger In
President Martins Office. Mcchan has been OH duty
In the West Thirtleth-st police stat0n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
vopg OVERHEAD WIRES TO CONE DOWN.

px.Mavor Grants policy Of raiding" the overhead
,oc,r,c wires md telegraph and telephone connec
lions IS to be pursued by Mayor Gilroy. Mr.. kear
rev engineer OF the Board OF Electrical Control,
has Inst returned from Europe and called on the
Mayor Yesterday. meeting OF the Subway Board
u.s called for IL NJ. today. when new restricted
district" will be declared II VIII extend from fifv'
eth q, down the west side of Eighth-avc.. aud down 70
ra Battery All the wires within this territory must
LANA down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
OorET OF APpEALs Decisions.

Albany Jan. o4.-Tie following decisions were
handed down IN the Court OF Appeals today
In re estate OF James T. swift deceased. Judgment
modified 30 ms 10 exclude from It's operation the
proreedx of the personal property In NewJersey and
q modified affirmed without costs TO either party as
AGAINST the other.
In re- will OF Walker motion for reargument.
Order in this case amended 50 as 10 make the re-
mittttur read as follows: Order OF General Term
md decree OF surrogate reversed. except that part
Of the decree which admits the VIII probate and
allows costs 20 all paroles 10 BE- paid out OF The
estate: with costs 10 the executor on mis- appeal
payable out OF the estate.
Hard sgt Ashley Griggs ngt Day motions for
veargument- Denied. $40 costs.
In no southern Bouerard: motion 10 dismiss
Motion denied without prejudice 70 hearing OF the
ouestion on argument Of thc appeal.
Won Hesse agt Mackaye. motion 10 amend re
mattitur-Denied. $40 costs.
The day calendar for "Wednesday Is Nos. "a. iC6
lO7, 100. c3s. 40. g.. "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
IN sr,rcr MORE PICTURES FOE THE FAIR.

architecture appointed by the Advisory Committee
Fine Arts OF the Worlds Fair Exposition will hold
s,,pplcmental meeting at the 9TH Regiment Armory
on FRIDAY after which time no works OF art will be
received.
william d. Tuthiii. secretary OF The Advisory Conn.,
mttee said TO Tribune reporter yesterday afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
TO THE GLORY or GOD.
IN MEMORY OF JOHN JACOB ASTON
Oh. MDCcCXC.
. c,ra ryTgRrAIyMEyr FOR WOMEN.

The Catholic club each month gives an entertain
men, to which members may bring women. lha' io'
January will be held this evening and VIII DC Oh "h'
usual interest Augusun DAILY has offered 'he SET
Wees OF Mrs. Gilbert, Mr. Lewis ana o,ner orformnScc
hi, company, and they VIII give Frio'"''''''
After Tint there will be dancing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25

..,ck CromWe Mrs Einsten Mrs Beverly Rp pos
son. Mrs: william Robinson Mrs R Rssd Mrs. r. r.
insher and Mrs Henry Eagle. g. Inc aVaa col ~
the Womans Fund TO date. S4'o'o. lie '''"'
ction to date, $4I,'25 96.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
nrsINEss IN TIE SUPREME COURT.

Washington, Jan. @.-The supreme Court OF the
United states to-day transacted the following buS.
ness: Prcscnt-The Chief Justice. Justice Field.
Justice Gray. Justice Blachfcrd, Justice Brewer
Justice Brown and Justice shlras. The cSef justice
announced the death OF Justice Lamar ana the court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25

Immediately adjourned until Monday next a' l.
o'clock.
The day call for Monday, January 80 VIII oe a..
follows: Nos. Dos, LIZA. 124 land l2o i-' anu
1900, I25, I27. 131, 1873. 134. l3e ana l3o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25

ruE WORLDS GREATEST PAssEs Ns,,york' sta.
The prnnsy ImteS isayss ss. every
tons +. 'S O'clock S noon arriving Ut Chicago ~
next day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
THIS IS The
Time OF YEAR
Men and Women
BECOME

chilled BY cold weakened BY the weather and run lsvn
generally.
Few people understand why this is 30, what mrt n
the body the inclement weather end winds attsck nrst
Let tell you: 1t is the kidneys, liver urinary e.
gans These are the first parts that the weather arect
that disease attacks The kidneys take cold, ur.
is not thrown off, forced back upon the lungs IA
pneumonia results.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
But it was Caused
By Weakness of the Kidneys.

There il only way known to medicine or men fbs
promptly checking kidney troubles end restoring ns
great organs to health and strength and that By he ~
OF Warmers Safe Cure.
II has stood the test oftime,
IL has % we'd thousands Of hve1
!, Los restored millions Of sufferers to health
I, bos done what was never done, never atter,,ssa
before,
I, has made men stronger aud healther'
r, has made women brighter and hnppier'
II stauds alsne In nil these qualities.
Do you not think it would BE- wise for you to ~ u
and thus avoid the dangers OF the season. Insist upon
having II.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-10-24
A STRANGE CASE.
How an ENEMY was Fooled.

The following graphic statement will be
read with intense interest: Il cannot descMDe
the numb, creepy sensation that existed in my
arms, hands and legs. / had to rub and beat
those parts until they we're sore to overcome
in a measure the dead feeling that had taken
possession of them. In addition, L had a
strange weakness in my back AND around my
waist, together with an lndeScrJhaDle gone
feeling in my stomach. Physicians said 1t
was creeping paralysis, from which, accord
ing to their universal conclusion, there Is nc
relief. Once it fastenS upon a person, they
say, it continues it's .insidiOus progress until
it reaches a vital point and the sufferer dies.
Such was my prospect. 1 had been dOctOrlnS
a year and a half steadily, but with no par
ticular benefit, when l saw an Advertisement
of DR. Miles Restorative Neryine. procured a
bottle and began using it. Marvellous as 1t
may seem, but a few days had passed, before
every bit of that creepy feeling had left me,
and there has not been even the slightest
Indication of its return; now feel as
pounds in weight, though L had run down
from 10 to 1877. Four others have used DR..
Miles Restorative Nervine on my recOnen-
dation, and it has been as satisfactory in their
cases as in mine."-James Kane, La Rue, o.,
DR.. Miles Restorative Nervine is sold by all
druggists on a positive guarantee, or sent
direct by the DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart,
Ind, on receipt Of price, 81 per bottle: SIX
bottles for s., express prepaid. 1t is free from
Opiates or dangerous drugs.
Sold by w, vi Yearly, Durham.