The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-02-10
Tobacco Caused Consumption oto-
bac Cures the Tobacco Habit and
COaSuInptiye Gets We'll.

TWO RIVERS, Wis. Feb. p Spe-
Cial. Great excitement and interest
has been manifested in the recovery Of
an old-time resident Of this town, Mr..
Jos. Bunker, who has for several years
bccn considered by all his friends a
hopeless Con7umptive. Investigation
shows that for over thirty-two years he
IL ed three and half pounds Of tobacco
. week. \ short time ago he was in
duced to try q tohaccO-habitc cure called
No-To-Bac Talking about his
miraculous recovery TODAY he said:
Yes. | used NO-TO-Bac. and two boxes
completely cured me. | thought, and
50 did all my friends, that | had con-
sumption. Now they say, as you say,
how healthy and strong YOU look,
loo. and whenever they ask me what
cured my consumption. | tell them No
TO-Bac The last week | used tobacco
] lost four POUNDS The morning | be
gan the use of No-To- Rac I weighed
I214 pounds: today weigh l69, gain
Of III pound-. eat heartily and sleep
well. Before [ used NO-To-Bac | was
so nervous that when | went to drink [
had to held the glass in both hands.
To-day my nerves are perfectly steady.
Where did Get NG-TC-Bac. At the
drug store. 1t j. made by the Sterling
Remedy Company, general Western
office - Randolph St. Chicago, but |
see by the printed matter that it is
sold by a ] druggists-I know all the
druggists in thi. town keep it. have
recommended j. to over one hundred
people and do not know of single
failure to cure"
cleveland as a Seer.
NcClurc's Magazine: In the spring
and summer Of 1892. when ii seemed
for time as though the tide was set
ting against his nomination. when it
was certain that the most powerful
influence ever arrayed against a
leading candidate for presidential
nomination had been secured and
one which. according 10 all precedent,
would be successful Mr.. Cleveland as
tonished and almost vexed those
friends Of his who were working in
md ont If season 10 bring about his
nomination. by protesting Indifference
to the opposition Of the New York
state delegation. and Of some Of the
most powerful politicians in the dem.
ocratic party. He had been al
the Victoria hotel one evening
listening in an almost perfunctOrv wav
friends He had no suggestions to
offer, no advice to give. A stranger
seeing him there would have thought
that he was not one Of that company
holding this consultation, but perhap,
i friend, there by chance, whose
presence was not offensive, and was
therefore tolerated.
II last. complaining of the warmth
of the evening. he proposed a stroll
taking two friends by their arms
walked slowly up Fifth avenue, anC
aetonished them by saying:
These thinge which YOU have tolC
me do not alarm me at al. They car
do their worst. and yet | shall be nom
mated in spite Of them"
TnE great collection Of Latin Bibles
hich friends Of the General Theological
Seminary in New York City have com
bincd To present to its library. was made
hv W. A Copinger. Of Middle Temple
president of the photographed Society
It IL believed to be the largest such col
lection in the world containing II.
editions in ,364 volumes
a PARIoIAN is ON trial for manslauoh
ter, because his dog nit Il pedestrian