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sent TO tho Asylum.

There was brought before Judge York,
yesterday, Patrick McManus, q native
of Ireland. 81 years OF age, who was
adjudged insane and committed to the
state asylum at Highlands, on the rec.
onmendation of Dire. Wernigk and Ains-
worth, the examining phyaicians.
McManus, at a former period OF his
life, was saloon keeper. but during the
past three years has been an inmate OF
the county farm. his health having
broken down "a the result OF con-
tinued course of dissipation.
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Fraser and His Money.

Jack Fraser, the young pugilist, came
to the HERALD Office last night with his
500 for match with Goldsmith. He
wants to meet Goldsmith at the HERALD
Office today at 80, and will be prepared
to put up from 500 to $500 for glove
ccntest to take place in private.
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Tha Plac. of Tor,nnnt

OF bilious people is chiefly in the region OF the
liver, but with the extreme discomfort located
there are associated sour stomach, yellownes
OF the skin and eyeballs morning nausea, an
unpleasant breath, furred tongue, sick head
and all OF these uhpleasantnesses, Hostettsrs
Stomach Bitters is a swift and agreeable rem
edy. 1t is greatly preferable to any vegetable
purgative or drastic mineral cathartic. Such
pseudo-s peci6cs usually do more harm than
good. In mslsrial com plainsts the liver is al
ways involved. For such disorder, as well as
for rheumatic aud kidney trouble, nervousn .ss
remedy. Physicians strongly commend It for
its promptitude and thorouRhnesy, and profess
sional approval Is fully justified by public ex
perience during more than q third OF Z cen to ry
$50 snyelopss o0e; 4 resm y,ising paper !. s :,
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Court Notes.

Court Notes.
In the case OF the California Loan and
Trust company w. James Hammell, the
motion Tor new trial, which was sub-
mitted on November 10Th, last, was
yesterday denied by Judge Van Dyke.
Pursuant to o stipulation filed yester-
day. Judge Shaw ordered dismissal of
proposed motion for new trial in the
case of Robert j. Trimbuli vs. Samuel
Palmateer.
Judge CLARK ye,terday heard and
granted the application of George Lsav-
or for decree divorcng him from his
wife. Sarah j.. upon the ground OF de-
eertion.
The cases against Chauncey 9. Morse,
charged with having violated certain
contracts for conveying the mail, and
which had been set for December 9th,
were continued for the term upon the
motion OF the United States district at
torney.
Michael Meriean Of San Diego APP
peared in the United States district
cours yesterday, before Judge Ross, to
plead to Two charges OF having violated
the postal lava. Hs entered his plea OF
not guilty in each instance, whereupon
spo ooHiuS VI tue Cae63 LOT tIlAl WSn
passed. by consent.
The motion Of the defendant in the
Splittstoesser divorce suit for alimony
was granted by Judge York, yesterday,
who ordered the plaintiff to pay $40 par
month during psndency OF the suit,
and also 500 counsel fees, with $25 add.
ed for costs. within Eve days. time.
The San Pedro Cooperative associa-
tinn, carrying on retail grocery husi-
nses, yesterday filed it's petition in in.
solvsncy. The liabilities are set forth
at $S207. 43. and the assets 5000. The
cause for the failure is alleged to be due
TO bad debts and loss of custom.
Articles of incorporation were yester-
day fled in the Office OF the county
clerk by the California Paint company
Of this city. The purposes OF the cor
poration a.e to manufacture and deal in
all kinds OF paint, oil, glass and paint
ers' supplies, with a capital stock OF
$4,000, OF which sum $3.50 has been
actually subscribed. The folio wing
form the board OF directors: G. 8. Fos-
ter, Colin Shanks. Ford K. Rule, Geo.
F. Lott and W. r. Bentley.
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San Francisco Grain Market.
San FRANCISCO Nov. 70 Net cash prices
were as follows: VIZ
Flour-Famuy extras. SO. 4O035 %; Bakers
extra, So .300b3 40; supernne, 81. 2O92.55.
No. shipping wheat. 86szc, with 9Oc
for ehotc,; milling wheat Il. uuotable at
921a@96lzc; Walla Walla, SO@62Isc.
Bar ey-The market was weak. Fair to
good. 80@82lSc; choice, S3l1@s5c; brewing.
90@95c
Oats-The market was fairly active today.
xl.07la91.17l<; fancy feed, 81. OoQS1. 10; good
to choice, 95ct0$. 1927; poor to fair, 7}SD92c;
black, 81. 1901. 80; red, $i.0715@l.15; gray,
921<c(G$1.00.
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-The wheat market was
irregular but closed strong.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Yesterdays Business on the Now York
Stock Exchange.
NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-The stock market WAS
firm at the opening, ruled Irregular and closed
steady.
The volume Of business on the stock market
aggregated $i,341, O3O.
The railroad bond m.rset was firm.
Government bonds were higher; state bonds,
dull.
STOCKS AND BONDS
NEW YoRk, Nov. 26.-The closing quotations
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Tho Exposition Again Open.

The Los Angeles international EXPOSE
ton opened again last night in blaze
OF glory. 1t had been closed for two
days on account of trouble between Mr..
Brown, the general manager, and some
OF the exhibitors, who refused pay
ment OF more rent due Brown from
some of them. The exhibitors are to
pay all outstanding bills against the ex.
position and form stock company,
elect their own officers and continue the
fair until January 10Th.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

MONDAY. Nov. 20.
F Eaton ct TX to w Phelps-Land as per 926
of deeds 318: ST.
M McGss to w white-Part of lot 2, bl H 4,
San Pssqual tr,; $1,000.
BW Little ct Tx 10 l. CoWles-LOt z, bl d,
Hughes sub Pomona: 81.
L Cowles ct Tx to ii G Tensley-W 60 It lar d
as last above; $1,000.
Volkman TO l. stufge-Lot z, bl 1, Chester
trt; S24Q.
Pomona Land and Water COMPANY to & N
Peake-Fivs acres in sE u OF NV u, sec 10, T 2
s. X 8 W; $42J.
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Casn quotations were as follows:
Flour-Steady; Winter paten S, So. 50H2 70;
sas 49, slsasa ass sSj sp:'sss R.ssa q Is
2.25
Wheat-No. 2sprins, 5sss95sIS; No, 8. nom
insl; NO. Q red, 54JaCG 55i..
b Ssts-No. 3. tssE; No. 8. s1a@s2ss; No. 3,
white 31@3lA.
Hye-No. 2, AZ.
sarIey,-No. 2. 54@55; No. 8, 521zg541l; No.
449@53.
Flax seed-Nc. !. $1.451z.
Timothy-Prime, $5. GoiG5.65.
Mess p0rk-Per boI. $l2.12IsG12.25.
lard-$7 0097.07Ia.
Short ribbs--5ldes, loose, $6.0506. TO-
khoulders-Dry sailed. $5.62Nfa5 rs.
Short clear rides-Boxed, So. 371z(96. so.
Wh,sky-Distil.crs finished goodf. $l.23 per
sugar-cut loaf, $5.1s; sranulated, So SO;
standard A, 81. O5.
On the produce exchange today the butter
market was steady; creamery, 14@25; dairy,
Eggs-steady. 1922.
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 26.-Clo,e: Wheat. Arm;
demand poor. No. 2 Red Winter, A. 1od !;
I'd: CAlifoN's. IS 2,sc. gu,ures quiet De-
cember, As 95sd; January, A. 10d: February. 4s
corn-spot steady: demand moderate; new
mixed, a. 1870. Futures firm, demand mod
crate; November, As 1114d; December. As
1919; January, Al CID; FEBRUARY, As 614d.
Fiour-Firm; demand moderate; st. Louis
fancy winter, IS.
muud moderate; new crop. fZ I7t5.
SAN Francisco, Nov 26 -Wheat, steady;
December. 92c: May. $l.01l
Barley-very easy: December 83c; May,
90s<c; spot, 49, &c; new season 1870.
Corn-$1 .25
Brau-&1350
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An Old Offender Returned.

7. W. Van Sc ever, the old time law
partner OF Jim" Dsmron. who is
charged with having embezzled an
amount OF money from Mrs. L. NJ. An.
derson, a client OF his, is back in Los
Angeles.
Detective Auble, alter an absence of
nearly two montha, brought his prisoner
back to the city yesterday after having
q very tough time in combating the
legal attempts made in Nebraska to de-
prive him OF -hiS charge.
During the afternoon Van Sciever was
taken before Judge Mckinley, who sat
in Judge 8mith'a court room, who fixed
his bail at $4,000.
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The following new suits wers fled
yesterday in the Office Of the county
clerk:
Helen A. Woodward ct al. vs. J. D.
Steel ct AL, being an appeal from the
township court.
T. G. Kernahen VS.. John B. Camp. an
action TO forecose mortgage ON 1928
acrea of land at Pomona. given to secure
note for $2l00.
Thomas Jones We. Los Angeles Con-
solidated Electric Railway company, be-
ing an appeal from the township court,
]. II. Badbeer We. ]. L. Patterson, also
an appeal from the township court.
F. Artogaet vs.. j. Schmidt OF al, an
action to foreclose'a mortgage on q piece
of Commercial street property for $210O.
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Vicente 6epulveda and Charles
Barker. couple OF boys, were before
Judge Smith and jury yesterday in
department one Of the superior court.
The charge OF grand larceny had been
preferred sgsinat them by J. Thomason
ing stolen and killed couple OF goats
Aftsr the close Of the testimony the
court charged the jury in favor OF the
boys, boiling that the evidence did not
OF acquittal was accordingly returned.
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were:
Atchlson ;.......- 5 IMexican......... 67s
Burlington. 7O1Sl
MONEY QUOTATIONS..
NEW York. Nov. 26.--Money on call easy at
per cent; last loan at per ce1t; closed at per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper-3A@4 per cent.
sterling exchange busness IN bank
ers' bills at 81. S71S(94. s7s< for demand and
S486I4 for 60-days
4.S9H.
Commercial bills-$4. 843<0D4. S5.
Silver cerLifcales-63a<c nd
SAN FRANCISCO Nov 26-Sight drafts on
New York, per $780, par.
Telegraphic, sc.
Sterling bills on London, blnkers' 60-day>
bills. $486T.
LONDON. Nov. 26.-Bank OF England discount
rate, 2 per cent.
Consolf. 1887.
MINING SHARES.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 26.-rhe official closing
quotations for mining stocks today were o. fol.
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Tho use of Angostuia Bitters excites the APP
petite and keeps the digestive GRAMS In ORDER.
Dr. J. g. b. 6iegert & CON. sole manufactures
At all druggists.
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II the care Of the hair were made part of a
lady's education we should not see so mauv
gray heads, aud the uss of Hairs Hair Remover
would be unnecessary.
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Neitzke & Speck. funeral directors and en-
balmerr 256 South Main street. Tel. l349.
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HoKsE saoER.

DROP. j.. II. SMITHS PATENT HORSE
shoes are doing great work on horses; we
guarantee to Gu e all lameness In horses feet
or ask no pay; we have treated q large number
OF horses that were thought incurable. and in
every case were successful; this patent is for
snlc as shop, county aud state rights; any
horse sheer can operate thes shoes as well as
can, when they buy the right; bring your
lame horses snd have them examined free: re-
member, II costs you nothing where no benefit
is received. PROF. J. II. SMITH. specialist OF
horses feet. 746 s. Main ST., or p. o. box 700
MO FOOT, NO HORsE-HoRsES SHOD AC-
IN cording to nature and agreeable to ar
Shoes made for all diseases OF the feet GOOD
WINS SHOEING SHOP, 264 S. Los Angeles
street. 11-17 II
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Petroleum.
NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Petrs1eum, steady
December option sales, none; Pennsylvania
627sc bid.
Lima oil sales, none.
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California Fruit Sales.
CHICAGO, Nov. 20 --The Earl Fruit company
| sold California fruit at auction today, realizing
| the following prices:
Emperor grapes, single, $l.653l.70; double
| 81, 1898 80.
Pers mmOns-S1.T5.
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Wall paper. hung. loc roll 1913 q sprlas.
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Maximum temperature, Go.
Minimum temperature. AZ.

Maxim N tempeTature, 90.
Minimum temperature. AZ.
Forecast for Southern California.
Southern California: Probably fall but % me-
what threatening in the extreme north portion,
cooler in the extreme east norton. lieht ",
fresh westerly winds.
Daily Bulletin.
United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau Reports rece wed at Los n
gsles, Nov &C. 1894. observations taken at all
stations at p. m. seventy fifth meridian tims
Places Bar. Tenn. Y az tenn. W,d INV, ther
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Tonights Boxing Tournament.
A benefit il to be rendered tonight 81
the new Turner hall to Captain Dick,
the we'll known athlete and amateur
boxer, by the talent OF Los Angeles and
his many friends. The best known
pugilists and wrestlers have volunteer
ed their services to the captain. Prof.
Billy Gallagher, the boxing instructor
Of the Los Angeles Athletic club, will
spar Jim Jeffries, q heavyweight of re.
nown, four rounds. The latter has is
sued challenge after challenge to any
man without response. Joe Cotton and
Jack Frazier are to spar four rounds.
Both are very clever men and we'll
known in the fstic arena. Young
Whistler, the indicated wrestler, will
wrestle an unknown. Joe Welsh, known
as the Irish cyclone, and Young Demp-
sey, will give clever exhibition of their
skill in boxing. Kid O'Brion and Smith,
OF Australia. will appear in four round
set-to, which should prove to be very
lively one from the start, as both men
are very clever snd strong, al well 40
experienced boxers.
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LOCAL NOTES.
Weather Bureau

W0athar Bureau.
Report of observations taken at Los Angeles
November 26. 1894: [Note-Bsrometer re.
duced TO sea level
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HORT STORIES OF THE DAY.

EvanEoliss Pratt at tho First Baptist
Church.
The Bible reading last night was from
Luke tx, beginning at the thirty-eevsnth
verse. relating to the young man healed
by Jesus OF the demoniacal possession.
Mr.. Pratt alluded to the phrase, And
it came to pass on the next day." He
said: In these next daya" we do net
know what to do. The days like those
of the preceding one to these disciples
(the transfguratIon) are days of happy
experiences, and We would 90 like 70
have them last all the time. but the
next days will come-the days OF COM
monplace things and the duties OF life.
What to do in them is the great cry Of
the Christian soul. For my part like
those next days" the beat, because, a.
with this one, they open in sorrow and
close in glory, il We are mindful OF the
opportunities they bring.
The subject as announced for the
evening was Excuses for not becoming
Christians. The text in Luke 9-42:
"And as he was yct aooming the devil
caet (dashed) him down and tare him. {"
Mr.. Pratt called for ten young men
who would come forward and pray with
him at the close of the service, they re-
sponded and season OF earnest prayer
was offered for the unsaved, especially
for those who had manifested an interest
in their spiritual welfare.
Mr. Pratt goes to the Baptist college
this morning at IL O'Clock. Bible reads
ing this afternoon in the main audience
room and preaching service at z 80 to-
night. Subject of Bible reading: 1.-THE
Ground ef Assurance. Topic scr The
evening eermon: instantaneous Saliva
tion."
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ANGELES ERALrs TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 27 1894

NAY corn clofei at 493<c.
Oats also ciosed unchanged.
Provisions made moderate gains excepting
pork.
Leading futures closed as follows:
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Places Bar. Tenn. Max tenn. wa w ther
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Eel ALfsTs.

MRS. WEAVER JACKSON, MANICURING
lxl for ladies and gentlemen; specialist in
complexion department; eectrolytic removal
OF shperfuous hair. 2U6-7-S Stimson block;
tel 1865. 1885
nANDRUFF PERMANENTLY CURED; EX-
- animation free; also chiropcdy. manicur-
ing, shampooing, etc. VACY STEER, 12ll1 s.
Broadway. 1913
nR.R G. COLLINS. OPTHALMIC OPTICIAN,
~ with the L. A. Optica, institute, eyes ex'
smin. d Tree. l25 s. Spring ST. $50 If
DR. J, H. RYAN, EYE, EAR, NOSE AND
i throat etc, removed to 2O2, Stimson blk.
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Mt. Lowe Railway
FOR TIME TABLE SEE LOS ANGELES
TERMINAL RAILWAY.

COUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY,
TIME TABLE-NOvEMBER1 1, 1894.
Leave for UEsrINA lion. n Arrive
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Time. Ear. Their. Am wi dIvei w'the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-03

ne Wants Corbett to Fight or say that II
VIII Not.

Ne Wants Corbett to Fight or Say that He
VIII Not.
CHICAGO. April 2-PuRiiist Peter Jackson is
in this city filling q theatrical engagement.
He said yesterday:
Il am blessed II know Just where I stand
in this Corbett business. don't quite UNDER
stand that fellow Corbett never said that I
would hound him. What want him TO do Is
to come out publicly and state In plain Ian
RuaRe his intentions II he SAYS he will not
fight me. then that will end the matter and I
shall be satisfied. Corbett went to California
to keep out OF my way and made a match with
Mitchell SO hat he could not meet me. have
been trying for more than two years to get ON
a fight with the man who beat Sullivan.
From the stories In the newspap ers Corbett
Is telling one story and his MANAGER Brady
another. Just to gull the public Tho latest which
comes from Brady is that the fight will come of
probably next fall. instead Of in June. What
the fight will come on Corbett aud his tricky
manager may change their minds again Tor all
/ know. little more fra kness on the part of
Corbett and Brady would not do them any
harm.
Corbett and the cham ri onship OF the world. as
he admits; II he can whip me 10 twenty rounds
at the most. as he claims. why does he not
"This uncertainty as to the date OF the pro-
posed fight IL seriously interfering with my
theatrical engagements. l am In fairly good
shape and taking exercise every day. l will
consent to meet him In n twenty round con-
prefer the latter. This will he my last Tight.
win or lose"
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NEW YORK 4. C. TAKE THE HoNoRs.
DR.. q. n. Hamnond Villas the s.bres Ch.u,-
pionshiR At the Eencers' Tournsmeat.

Dr. =. n. Hammond wIas the ssbres Chaus-
pionship at the Feueers' Touru.ne.t.
The fencing cham pionships OF the A. A. U.
aud the Amateur Fencers' League were ter
minated at q late hour Saturday night with
the sabre bouts. DIR. @. NJ. Hammond. New
York A. c.. who won the dusllIng sword cham
pionsbip last year. proved the victor with
total OF fifteen points; Charles g. Bothner. New
York A C.. the foils cham pion. took second
honors with an aggregate OF twelve points; X.
q. Haubold. New York A. G.. the duelling sword
cham pion. was third with . score Of eleven
points. Summaries:
featsd john Anaire. New York v. by four points
one.
defeated DR. u. N. Hammond. New York A. O., by three
points 10 one.
Third Bout-R q. Haubold. New York A. C.. defeated
Charles a. Botbner New YORK A. C.. by three points
two
Fourth Bout-Charlss q. Botbner, New York A. G.
defeated Alfred Howard. Boston A. A. by three ponts
to two.
Fifth Bout-Dr @. NJ Hammond New York A C.. de-
fsated John Ailare. New York v, by n,s points to
sixth Bout-Johu AIsire. New York T. v. defeated
r. q. Hnubold New York A. c. by three points TO two.
John Aiiare New York J. v. by four points to one.
iiyhtu Bout-Dr q. N. Hammond, New York A. G.
defeated u. hAubold New YORK A. C. by three points
TO two
fsated Alfred Howard. Boston A A. by four points
Tenth Bout-R q Haubod, New York A. 4. defeated
Alfred Howard. Boston A A. by four pointsto one.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-03
C...,n SIN R,aI.x wis.srs.

New ORLEANS. April 2.-ThIs was the open-
Ing day OF the new Louisiana Jockey Clubs
spring meeting. Weather fine. track good. and
attendance large. Summaries:
First Raes-Purs. $3.50 non. wnning three year old.
aud upward: selling; six furlongs. Brakeman. 10
tCAssin, to = and Fannie WiiltAmA l0t (MAcklin q
to l. a dead heat; Zee Nike lib VsAnford TO 8.
third. fine. ~. LAnk. UsTmAnic Perry d., FquA'
tOn. Woodruff. Blue Goose. imp. subjunetiVe, Long
Brock and Aldins alss ran In the run on Brakeman
second Raes-Paf.sls.6o three ysaroIds and upward
winners Of three races since January; selling; nys
furlonEl Ethsl W.. 101 tH. shsldsl, TO won hand
lily by length; The Bully 100 CCAss.n = to IeeOnd
inlp ksllis s. " lEVsrstI TO ., third. Time o.
Third Racs-purse $3.50. four ysarolds and upward,
non winners OF races since fsb. selling; sx and
QUE half turlonEa Bonnie Byrd. IO3 (Csssinl to o,
won BY q nryAn lO4 III. shieldsl. 70 s. second
Denver IO4 (KnightL so to 1. third lime. :1tk Con
Fourih Rscs-rurSs $500; handicap; for thrssysar
olds and upward one mile aud seventy yards Pom
fret, p6 IwilllAmsE $40 won by two lengths.
iod trassini 20 !. third Time OI!s Rev del Mar.
ffh RAes-rnTss $3.50: foaT.ys1cOlds and Upward
selling; one mile. Emma hAe. 40 lJuisonl to !.
won By half isnEthi Judge ho55oT no heE.nsrEyf
third, Time. tdll yiIdsn. John p; John Z Mach
ocean H.. GsndaTms. lncls Frank. MARY sue. LATTy
Farrell aud Michael Alao ran.
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DO YOUi

Do you observe the laws Of lief
Do yeu take good care Of yourself At all
Hmes7
Do you always use clear iudamsn Instead Of
often acting upon impulssi
DO you carefully guard the life and health Of
those who are dependent upon your
DO you stop to think when you feel chilly.
have . cough. q headache. or . tired feeling.
that II means daneer7
DO ron know that little care and caution At
the right time will avoid all these things aud
put you In q strong and good condition again
Do you know that the best physicians. scien-
lists, and the leading people OF the land recon-
mend . pure stimulsnt as the only thing to
take at such timss1
Do you not know that there IL but one pure
medicinal stimulant In the world. namely.
DuTys Pure Malt. and that It IL exceedingly
popular wholly because OF It's merits7
Do you not understand that druggist or
grocer will try to sell something cheaper and
inferior because he can make more money
upon II. when you are entitled to have the very
best you can get aud precisely what you call
for2
Do you not know that II you follow the suR-
Gestions given above you can keep yourself In
perfect condition and avoid all possibility Of
colds chIlls or the sicknssses which come at
this time Of the year ado.