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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-03
WARRANT ISSUED FOR MsDaLa.

1t Is a Precaution In Case He Should Be
Found Outside the County.
The issue yesterday by Alderman
Wright Of a warrant for the arrest of
Medala. the murderer Of Loro, the Ola
Forge Italian, created the impression
that the arrest Of the man would soon
occur.
Sheriff Fahey stated last night that
the issue of the warrant was only
a precaution to save time in bring.
ing Medala to Scranton in case he
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-03
International Convention U. S. Chris
tan Eudeauor

Special tickets at low rate of single fare
for round trip will be on sale by the Le-
high Valley Railroad to Cleveland, O..
These tickets will be sold from all stations,
July 9th.llth, good for return on July 9lst.
For full particulars apply to agents. or 800
Lackawanna ave., Scranton. Pa. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-03

The best ice cream freezers Twenty
left and will close them out today at cost.
Come early and get one.
THos. +. LEONARD,
=" sos Lacka. ave.
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Five Bros Spot Cash shoe store
VIII be open tonight until 10. 80 to accom-.
MEDIATE all who want shoes for the
Fourth. ~
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Dr. c. c. LAUBACH, dentist, Gas and
Water company building, Wyoming ave
nue.. Latest improvements. Eight years in
Scranton. ~
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Buy the Weber

BLANK Cartridges to be had for the COM
ing Fourth at DAv1Dow Bros.
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The Balloon.

WILL go up tonight with an order for a
hat at Dunn the halter. Watch for it,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-03
Fourth of Ju

Shoes at the 5 Bros. spot cash shoe store
Open tonight until 1890. ~
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Commencing Monday, July 2, and Con-
tinuing Until the Goods Are Sold.
No lady can afford to miss this oppor
tunity to secure rare bargains. No hum
bug about the reduction in prices. Printed
China Silk worth 40cts., sale price l0cts,.
Fancy Wash Silk worth 6Octs, sale price
37Hcts.; our entire line of best China Silks,
Brocades and Fancies, worth 81, sale
price Scots. A large line Of Dress Goods, in
cluding oil our Robes, Sateens, Dress
Gingham, Outing Cloths, Craponetts, Cal-
icoes and Crash, at one half former prices.
Best Calico, 316cts.; best Bingham, 4j<cts.;
Gents Outing Shirts, 2lcts; Ribbons
Laces, Embroideries.
MEARs 81 HAGEN.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-03
13o Pair Ladies'

130 Pair Ladies'
Fine kid oXfords for 81 today at the 5
Bros. spot cash shoe store. Open tonight
until IL. 30. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-03
SPILLED THE IrsLlaN's BERRIES.

BLANK Cartridges to be had for the com.
ing Fourth at DAvIDow Bros.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-03
Music Boxes Exclusively,

Best made. Play any desired number Of
tunes. Gautschi & Sons, manufacturer,
1880 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. Won.
derful orchestral organs, only s. and $40
Specially: Old music boxes carefully re-
paired ana improved with new tunes. -
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The shoe stS-e Of Lewis, Reilly s. Davis
viii open thif evening. ia Wyoming ave-
~
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BLANK Cartridges to be had for the COM
ing Fourth at DAvIDow Bros.
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CLEARANCE SALE.

BLANK Cartridges to be had for the COM
ing Fourth at DAvIpow BROS
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Peerless Frsez,r.

BLANK Cartridges to be had for the com.
ing Fourth ut DAvIDow Bros.
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BLANK Cartridges to be had for the COM
ing Fourth at DAvIDow BROS,
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and get the best. At Guernsey Bros.
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Open All Night
at Lohman's Spruce street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-15

The annual eession OF thu Grand
Lodge OF Delaware of the 40. u. W.,
came to close yesterday shortly be.
fore O'Clock, and all the delegates
from this city arrived on the train last
evening. The following officers were
elected:
Grand master workman, William N.
Mccormick; grand foreman, G. b.
Prettyman; grand overeeer. Charles
Helmet; grand guide, Lewis Sasse;
grand Inside sentinel, william I. Gal.
lagher; grand outside sentinel. James
y. Sayillo; grand recorder Charles j..
Woods; grand receiver. Edgar A, Fin
ley; grand trustee, Frederic W. Helss;
representatives to the Supreme Lodge.
A. b. Jones. William ii. Foulk and
Professor William A. Reynolds
At tho conclusion of tho installa-
ton of officers Past Grand Master
John j. Gallagher. 10 neat and APP
Droprlate speech. in which he COM
mended the work Of the retiring Grand
Master, A. b. Jones presented him with
handsome chest OF 6ilverware as a
tostlmo nial Of tho appreciation of the
Grand Lodge In his successful efforts
of carrying the Grand Lodge OF A. o.
U. W. Of Delaware through Its first
year of its existence. The retiring
Grand Master. In fow appropriate re-
marks, thanked the members FOR their
confidence and commentator of his
work. The case of silyerware will be
ON exhibition IN the window OF Mr.. S.
II. Baynard, Fifth and Market streets.
The Grand Lodge wac wound up
with great big bIngle OF the Ancient
Order Of tho Adhesive Mogullians, In
which the members and visiting
brothors indulgod. 10 say there was
a loud time is dra wing 1t mildly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-15

reception was held In the academy
hall on Friday evening last. Tho re-
ceiving committee wero: Mr.. Z. Ely
and Miss Bessie Murray, MIR. W.
Steele and Miss Dora WiIds. and Mr..
Louder Hearn ind Miss Mary Collision
Master OF ceremonies. MIR. j. Colona.
The programme Instrumental colo,
Miss Ethel Parks; chorus by double
quartet; instrumental solo. Miss
Kittie Horbaugh; drama, Our Coun.
try Cousins" Quite Il number were
present. The two young men from
Laurel seened to enjoy it especially,
so much SO they did not know whom
they were spoken TO.
Examinations for the ending OF the
academy's winter term will commence
Wednesday afternoon next at 80 and
close Friday morning at $50, Easter
vacation continues till April ,.
Quito great deal nj Time is spent In
base ball practice, and II any one paoe
should have good team 1t is the
academy. RT! RAE!
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-15

This testimonial beneiit to be given
Q. j. Nor Grity at the Peoples Theatre
or Saturday evening, March cath, pro.
misses TO he the best sparrlng enter.
tainment yet given here. There will
he no fake goes, but everything will
be on It's nerits
Andy Rarnbo OF Philadelphia, Johnny
GiyEn's old ri al VIII meet the cham.
D!on bautnm.weight OF Delaware In a
four round 60.
Niles and Emerson will also appear
In o'oR dances.
Daniel Coughlan, the cha pon lo5
boxer OF Pennsylvania, VINO recent y
fought Frank White Of this city In
Washington, will be pltted against u
good man OIL the occasion.
Conrad Moulton will meet Patrick
DivineY Tor the 100 pound champion.
ship OF the State. II MeHale. the
Pennsylvania light weight, falls tu
post HE forfeit against that OF c. j.
MorinrI;y, Light weight ehamplo oil
Delaware, Bull Mc Grty will 10 sub.
Situated
Mc al'y Is the man who defeated
Stanton Abbott tie EGgliAh light
weight at the Ariel Club, Philadelphia
and also fought Austin Gibbons q
draw. This bout will be strictly OIL
Ito merits.
Andy (smbo will positively appear
and meet Gym. He had teen al,
yertlsed 10 appear hero at show re.
GENTLY, ut isainb0 knew =noth.ug Of
IT.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-15
An EASY WAY 10 ECONOMIC
a WILMINGTON woniAN's METH,
Cd OF SAVING THE DOLLARS

New Clothing Made from Old BY Dia,
msnd Dycs-sprinz Dresses, Suits and
Wraps With No Expense for REV
lIntcriai-Drcssiug Wel With I.ittl,
Money.
In these hard tlmos a wllmlngto,
woman has found diamond dyes til,
greatest help la sconomIzlng. With
thclr MD, her husband, her children
and hersei have dressed comfortably,
although nearly all the clothing wa:
old material dyed over,
Diamond dyos make such beautiful
colors that goods dyed with them
cannot be told from new. Any one
can use them, as the directions are SO
plain and simple that no skill Is need.
ed. Tbs color ID there TO stay, and
Will not wash, wear or fade cut.
Silk. cotton, wool. dresses, cloaks,
stockings. feathers. laces, carpet rags
ore all easily coiored by diamond
dyes, They arc specially prepared
ior nome Use, aud the makers guarau.
too them the strongest and fastest OF
all dyes. Use q package and 500 no "
easy II is to dye ut home. Tho dla.
nIonIl are the original package dyes.
and no ono should accept any Of the
Inferior substitutes that arc some.
times kept by dealers for largor pro,
fit. Many of the dyestuffs In diamond
dyes are original discoveries that sim
piify the work, aud cannot lie had III
other dyos, Insist on having the dia
mond, aud You Will always be success
full IN home dyeing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-15
OATS.

DR.. Sim me- White Pdlnonic Balsem,
the famous throat and lung remedy
and hypnphusphnte or lung food. 6u5
King strast.
: Janv eIss shoe store will move TO Gl5
King stroot on March 18th.
DR. L. A. Brown. the well Known
physician. who removed to t'radericR
several months ago On account CT
failing health. has fully recovered. and
will rstuTn to this city to resume his
practice about thu 25til OF this month.
James Rias. of Dover. has been
granted u psnsiru
1t WAS current political gossip on
tho streets yesterday that Senator
Crawl WAS in tho city trying to fix
up tho slate for pastma 5ter. 1t was
said thnt Colonel Enoch Moore headed
tho list and that 1t was possibls he
would b. tho successor Of Postmaster
Stewart
A Mir. Jackson who was ono of the
Grow Of the government steamer koar-
sarge. which went down on q reef .
month ago, was in this city last
might. ne left for Norfolk later to
lloiu another government crew. jack
son is a cousin to tho great colored
Ipugillst
Ths missionary anniversary of the
IWesl Icy III. T. Church viii take place
this Cruesday) evening in the audience
room Of the church. In addition to
the program prepared, the Swedish
iinnd will give several selections Of
sweet music.
A lecture will be given by Hon.
Frederick Douglass in the New Century
Club parlOrs. on Wednesday econing,
ltha 2lst Instant. Lecture commences
lat 8 O'Clock. The speaker will DO In
ltro1uced by the Hon. Chief Justlco
Lore
S. Kirkwood Martin OF Ssaford was
10 this city to-day.
| Sheriff Gould tomorrow will sell
the forming implements OF George
/ Leo, at Silyersido. a station on tho Is.
s. o. Railroad few niles north OF the
city.
II were bartender I would not
get into scrap" with !isbman
and then send him to my Joss to help
Henry Ieldhelmer will take poisson.
sion OF No. 4O1 Market street after
March 25th and open up with full
( line of tobacco.
! Who Will take the place on the
Street and Sewer Commission OF Col
IEnoch Moore II he is appointed Post.
master The position on the Street
and Sewer Com IN lssion 10 worth 500,
The postmRetcrshlp $500.
William A II lkiil. auctioneer, SOL"
at public aRle thls morning, tho h 90
hold goofa at Nc. 90a West NJ =.
street, at far prices. The attendance
was good.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-15
FIFTH EDITION.
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EAsrERTIus AND FLOWERS.
An fndoscribabis B,wer of Beauty II
WIint Mr. r. Hnydnn DispinYs..

What Mr. r. Hayden Displays:
With tho glorious spring and Easter.
tide come flowers iust as natural as
prosperity after honesty and fair deal.
ing. Tho former applles to nature.
tho latter to business, and In all his
dealings rs florist none can be
moro reliable than MIR. T. Hayden, of
No. ZOE Market street.
1t would be ulmoet impossible to
give my description and do Justice to
Mr.. Hayden's supply OF cutand ported
plants, but as this Is q ssason when oil
minds turn TO nature Ia all her loyoli-
meas, II wuuld not DO an Injustice to
tell OF The endless varieties and the
remarkable low pricos OF which they
can be purchasJd.
The large conservatory aud storo.is
indeed bower OF Beauty. Tho soft
fragrance OF the lily. rosa, hyaclnth
anu Violet waited through by the gen-
tie brccza makes II piaee OF rerfeot
delight sut behlnd that delicate
hleeao is tho prlds OF ali homes and
people. 1t Is the Hover itsolf. or the
many plants thre are tho tall Custer
lilies which ure tho iirst in the minds
OF the people, They are first in Mr..
Hayden's eholcc also, and this season
he Is ready to supply all with the
choicest p,auts that evor grew.
Thoy are healthy, und in speaking OF
their cheapness the geutal proprietor
said lie could soil tho same plant TOT
so cents that he got 81 last yenr. This
price already has taken from his store
many plants. and before Easter he sx-
pects TO handle more than ever before.
IIhoy are indeed beautiful. and our
Ireadors in making their selections
would do woll to :lrst call on him. as
we can speak Tor his reliability.
There are various either flowers
which afford pleasure to tho mind's
eye at castertide aud among these can
be epokcn tho many tinted and frag-
rant hyacinths, tulips. spiera, tho
beautiful aza lius and the littlo daisy
and violet. These are also Mr.. Hay.
,den's spscialtles and are much cheaper
than can be purchased elsewhere.
Ali plants will DO delivered to the
church or home intended to be deco.
lrsted without additional expense and
without Injury.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-15
A STARTLING FACT.
sixtoen Per Cent of Life Insurance
Applicants Rejected on Account OF
Diseased Kidneys. .

DIR. Lambert, the general medical
director of the Equitable Life Insur-
anee Company. New York, said: I'VE
reject sixteen per cent OF the applicn-
tlonB made to us Tor insurance, and
have saved the entire expense OF this
medical department by the rejec ton
alone OF applicants who had diseased
kidneys. and who died within two
years after rejected them"
This appalling statement should
have tho attention of our cltlzons.
There lie no reason to-day why people
should allow kidney disease to get
such hold on them. Nature seuds
her warning in tho slight pain In the
back, POOR circulation of the blood,
sediment In the urine. When any OF
these symptoms appear, DIR. David
Kennedy's Fayorlte Remedy should
be taSen In small doses at once, and
thus drive the poison out Of the blood
and restore the kidneys TO healthy
action. 70 our knowledge this ID the
only medicine that surely cures this
almost universal complaint.
We note the recovery of Mr.. Oscar
Lambert, OF Jerico. Mo-, whose case
has been lately talked of In the papers
the world over. Quoting from his let
tSA " tho ttoo, NIL lullutlb bhybs
neglected the first symptoms until ]
found myself In bed with a eomplica-
ted disaaee of the kidneys. No NOR
tai ever suffered more and lived. My
physicians failed to help me, then
used DR.. David kcnnedy's Favorite
Remedy. II relieved my kidneys al.
most immediately, and in few weeks
was cleur Of all pain. and entirely
| cured.
Mrs. A. j. f. Manchester, o! lrovl
dence. h. l.. writes; Il began usinH
DR.. Kennedy's Favorito Remedy fol
kidney dlsonse. when doctors railet
to relieve me-. 1t drove u bad humoI
out of my blood, and cured my kidne!
! trouble"
Fayorite Remedy hns had more fire.,
advertisements In tho columns of TIL
daily pagers than anything we know
of, from tho fact that It does as i;
pro mised-Cures diseases.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-15

The committee having in charge the
musicale to be repeated by Epworth
Church choir, hlyO decided to bold 1t
in the church, and not in the Audi
torlum, as previously announced.
Tho date has been liked FOR next We'd
nesday evening. March 2lat. Tho
same talent has been secured. with
tho addition OF tho Wilmington Har-
monica Club, which has gained quite
q reputation. The soloists will cling
different selections than on their first
appo aranGe. Tho choir will also he
improved. All those who kindly us.
eie,cd the choir at the first concert
will meet for rehearsal on Saturday
night and on Sunday afternoon at tho
church. An admission fec of 10 cents
will be charged ut the musicale.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-15

WANTED unrurnishrd rooms fol-
w iight housekeeping for man and
wife. between 4lh and 9th. aud Monro,
aux Rro0me streets preferred. at sJl West
9th street. IL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-15
4 Suspicious Husband.

A suspicious husband last Saturday
evening followed his wife ms she was
going TO spend The evening with
friends. lnstend Of going west she
took ditieren: direction and met an
other man beyond Eleventh street
bridge. They We're enjoying pleas.
ant chat on y lot there when the hus-
band appeared on the scene and pas.
sion getting the hast OF him he rushed
on the pair and knoeliei the man
down and gave him a good beating.
The VITO lied for her home where tho
husband arrived soon after. and he
qniteIy told her TO got all il The house
belonging to her and leave lila home
forever In ton days The wife said
she did not mind being outcasted but
she hated for her husbard to 40
around and tell the other women all
about tho case before she did leave.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-15

Tho old adase that whan March
comes in like lamb it will go ont
like lion, is likely TO fall true again
this year For tho past few days a
stiff north wird has caused overcoats
and heavy wraps 10 be in demand, and
in the evening even storm Gouts are
not uncomfortable.
Today WIS tile coolest day OF the
month, aud from present Indications
the cool weather will remain for u
month. Ii it doos it wilt ba the means
of hinderlng the Easter trade, which
comes 80 early this year. Tho fore.
casters say wa may eXpect stormy
weather and cold breszes, but whether
we will we can only walt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-15

ihfN hF'Hh Nun utStfNtftN.
James Marshall. frcquenter of tho
Municipal Court, appeared before that
tribunal again this morning on tho
old charge Of drunkenness. PATROL
men White was tho complainant, no
having found James In helpless con.
dltiOn about 80 o'clock AZ Front and
Market streets,
jane, you lust got out of Jail, lid
you nOt:p inquired tue Court
''Nes sir. and | would like to got
work replied Jamos
well, you should have thought Of
that before getting drunk. spoke up
the Judge, as tho sentence OF 81 and
costs was Imposed
Samuel Hamilton. man of dlsan.
pated appearance. was in the dock on
complaint OF PAtrulmau Peterson, who
found him helplcssly Intoxicated last
night. The fact Of his Ike ping out Of
the way OF tho officers for year got
him on with fine of 81 aud costs.
Honrietta Wright la one OF the bellies
of Jones alley but last night she Zig.
ured in the role Of a rowdy. She sRftl
a friend" gave hor drink OF whiskey
which won't to her head. She undoubt-
eddy told the truth, for when Officer
Lucas took the stand he toll OF being
attracted to the alley by her scream
and otherwise dlsordnrly conduct. He
had no trouble IN arrestinx her, and
ror her lights role "a tine of 81 and
costs was Imposed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-15

In the Levy Court yesterday after.
noon there was another effort made to
keap Republtean YOiers OH the lists
Assessor Whann had hosn spoken to
about youchiHg for Burton pigKlEsor,
OF the tIlst Ward. and wien DIgktn.
1on applied, Assessor Hunter, OF New
Castle. objected
Dir. WhaRn has bean acquainted
with Mr. Dickinson for 20 yDRIs Hnd
ho was allowed to vouoh for him, the
poult ruling against tho objection Of
the Democratic nsseEsor. 1t looks a.
II the Democratic insinters OF the
court have al !Jsl reached the mark
OF rsRpaCtHbilty
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-15

Tie poem which reads:
a woman. dog and chestnut tree,
The more you beat them the letter
they be."
Is amply verified In tho sequel 20 tho
Sunday night ovor on tho east side OF
the romantic ChristiRna. The fellow
that struck the blooming cheek OF the
Indy has succeeded in winning her, ms
since that event he has been Receiving
the smiles OF the fair dulcinea. ''ilo
c anne, lie saw. he conquered"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-15

A PLEASANT evening social was ten.
dered Mr. and Mira. Shdoney. at No.
GIT West Seventh street. last evening.
Music was furnished by hessrs,
Compton and Lloyd. Refreshments
were served at ssas enable hour, and
tilay all returned home wishing Mr..
and Mrs. MaIoney many more pleasant
eyaniugs.
Among those present wsrei Mr. and
Mrs. Maloney, Mrend Mrs MelauEh.
lin Hattie Hnhtassle Y. Wells, Lizzie
Aobson. Walter Cooper. Gertie Boes,
Ham. Floyd, Salie Wilson, John
EnsnaD. Mary Hobson John Cooper,
Josephine Hobson. Alice Foes, William
Ihoinpsou, Emma Boes, Arthur Wells,
Minnie MalIon, Will Hobson. N-llie
Cooper Mason Gooding, john Ken !.
dali
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-15

and order your new spring suit at 500
Market street, large stock of all
the rcwest patterns for spring wear.
Trousers made to your measure, 81,
81. -. Suits 5l2, SIS, sls. Every
garment cut to your measure right III
our store. No deposit required on
orders, as We guarantees satisfaction
to all Liverpool Il London Clothing
Co, 800 Market street. ". Lock yer,
Manager,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-15

Mr.. A. W. Selak. of the wellknown
sporting ciger store IN this city is
moving to-day from his place in the
Smith building to his pnatial parlors,
In the old Robinson building, No. Sl9
Market street. lie is assisted by a
number of the freQuenters of hls es-
adjustment, and all day has been no.
ticed these genial fellows ny the pair
and in crowds, with cigar III their
mouths md carry ing box upon box OF
the same article within their extended
arms. No doubt. with such superior
help. our genial friend will soon be
moved into his new quartere.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-15

March April and May are the arches
OF bridge which bind the season OF
leo to TINT OF roses. Therefore. tho
spring ls trying time Tor the nyer.
age person. The system at this sea.
son needs cleansing; remove the i'm
purltes from the blood, cure that
growing trouble, constipation, and
you will bo able to battle with the
coming ssasons in perfect health. Or
David keunely's Fayorite Remedy.
more thnn any other medicine. will
do this Tor YOU. IL will purify and
dissolve tho excess of uric acid in the
blood, dispel that worn out feeling,
make YOU sleep and eat volt 1t Is
prescribed BY physlG!ans for Just this
purpose. Druggists sell IL FOR 81 a
bottle.