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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-26
DARKENED SLEEPING Rooms,
A Physicians Suggestion and How To Car
~ IL Out.


IL is claimed by some physicians that
the brain can not rest perfectly unless
all light is excluded from the sleeping
room, and whether in going TO bed at
night or simply lying down for a half
hours rest in the middle OF the day,
this precaution should be taken. Where
a house has an eastern or southern ex-
poeure the rooms will be filed with
light long before il is time 20 get up,
and unless some means be taken to
prevent, the morning rest will be more
or less broken. Especially Is this true
in the case Of little children. and IL is
well 10 accustom them from the first To
sleep in the dark.
In the absence Of outside blinds there
is no better way % secure this pleasant
twilight - conducive 20 rest than By
the use Of inside shades made Of the
darkest green holland. and they havea
great advantage over either inside or
outside blinds in that they arc - east
II adjusted.
They supplement but do not take the
place Of the ordinary shades, but ars
set somewhat inside 40 a. not % inter-
fere with them, and are rolled mp and
quite out OF the way when not In use
The best grades % this goods are dur.
able and with reasonable care will last
for year., and from her own experiences
the writer can recommend them a.
most desirable investment.
II the bedroom windows have upp~r
panels o. stained glass in which ~
many modern houses abound. the
green shades should be set 80 80 ~
cover these also. ss an exceedingly uu.
pleasant glare Pours down from them,
very tryiug 20 eyes which are trained
% sleep in darkness a. complete "a
possible.-Hsrpsr' Bszar.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-26
fItt.Ii The PI.r-.

wooi-The conductor was impEdeo,
and reported nan
Van Petit Did H. zei discharged
WcoI-No. they transferred him 70 q
rIaes u which poltsnsss Is not Re-
qusred. they made him ticSst seller
". ! World
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-26
BY VIOLENCE

Little Is accomplished la this civilized era.
but with the gentle laxative. Hostetter's
stomach Bitiers, the bowels are relieved
without abruDtness or subsequent weak
enlng. Dyspepsia, malaria. rheumatism.
weakness aud kidney trouble yield to this
reliable curative, foremost also among in
MIGRANTS and recommended by physicians.
Give This medicine a fair trial ami be con-
WINGED
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-26
SUNMER REPUBLICANS

Special dispatch TO the Daily Eagle.
WELLINGTON, Kan, July 25-The Re
publican convention of Sumner county
will be held in the court house in this city
on Tuesday, July 81.
The Republican primaries called for Sat
urday night, in the Fourth and Fifth
wards of the city. will be held Friday ey-
eniug At o'clock by order of the central
committee of the two wards
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-26
OBITUARY.

HTLLSBORo. Oslo, Jaly 23-Captain
Err kiue Carson died here t0day ne,th
~as due 70 = bp,!et wauHd ivei in The
1rst battle ii Bal Run. which has c4u>ed
the veteran more or les trouble >iuce a.
memorable time Captain Carson yvas tn.
,uthor OF the famous di~pstch % & vernon
Foraker, asking the latter not 10 surrender
~ rebel flags while ue wa~ governor
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-26
EXCESSIVE HEAT.

BERLIN, july p. Tropical heat prevails
IN tuIs city and many deaths from sua-
stroke have been reported.
VIENNA. July 25.-Ihe heat is excessive
and has caused many eases OF pro-tratioa.
n number of persons have died from sun
IL.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-26
VOTE TO CONTINUE STRIKE.

OAKLAND, California, July 25-The
local lodge OF American Railway Union
held a meeting here this afternoon at
which between 500 aud eco members were
present. By an almost unanimous vote
II was decided TO continue the strike, at
least until the Southern Pacific mana
gers should signify willingness to take
the men back IN "A body.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-26
PAID THIS FORFEIT.

CHICAGO, July 25-Irs. Warren
SPRUCE, wife OF Chicago millionaire,
paid 10 grand jury today bonds OF 81 600
on charge Il jury brib.nc. She was ac-
cused OF attempting 70 bride two jurors
through their families in condemnation
suit 10 which her husband Is interested.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-26
WILL CONFER AGAIN
SENATE AGREES TO FURTHER TAR
IF CONSULTATIONS.

Conferees Will Meet the House Rep.
PeSentatives UntrammelIed by
Specific Instructions But With
an Understanding That
They Shall Sink or Swim
With the Senate Amen
dcd BilI-Aaother
Caucus Proves
EruitlesS,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-26
THE CASH BALANCE.

WASHINGTON, July 25-The cash bal
hnce In the treasury today was 1928. 7O7, SIS,
OF which sos G24, 692 was gold reserve
engagements for export already made will
reduce this amount 20 $50 ~ 692
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-26
Is AFTER A DOVER
WIDOW WHO CLAIMS TO BE WIFE
OF A DEAD CROESUS

Multi Millionaire's Will to be Con
tested by Woman Who Claims
Marriage and Child As Issue.
Nelson Beardsley, 81 Years
Of Age at His Death, and
Baby Only n Two
1ear-Old Now
Woman is
Stranger.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-26
WHOLESALE BURNING.

MONTREAL, July 25-Fire today de-
stroyed the wholesale upholstery ftctory
of q. II. Liable on ST. James. Loss $40. GOO.
Four hremen were injured.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-26
JAPS COOLING DOWN
ALLOW CHINESE TO LAND TROOPS
IN C0REA

Twelve Thousand Monaghan Soldiers
Said to Have DiSem barked With
out Opposition in the Territory
Under Dispute-Story TIA
ken aS an Indication Of
Improved Prospects
for Peaceful Set
element Of on
trOyersy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-26
CHOLERA SPREADING.

LONDON, July - Il dispatch from
Vienna TO the Daily News says CHOLERA Is
rapidly spreading la Gaileia.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-26
WY -. -Ils..I lin.

E1sie-Oh unese. ar ~ ford % yoa-
Jucle-Aod wbT7
Elsie-We aiwsys hare AN wh,u
yoa take Ianch with Is -fl5ezensse
Blsett-r
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-26
RECEIVER IS NAMED
BIG MASTIE ESTATE IN THE HANDS
OF THE COURT

Mrs. Julia MaStin Of Galena, Charges
Her Brother in-LaW With Gross
Mismanagement; With Appro-
priating Partnership Funds
TO His Personal Use and
With Using the Prop
critics and Securi-
ties OF Firm to
His Gain.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-26

Nh Barring DOES your hasAsarS love
you
Mr.. GaT-I-asv. no WIS, --e'se hsea
married s-a.oS. ye.x zs..-~xs.A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-26
SIMPSON RENoMINATED.

HUTCHINSON, Kan July 25-Jerry Simp-
son was nominated by reclamation at the
Populist convention held here today.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-26

'Nhat is that cash on Finders face?-
''Oh, that is mark OF respect"
"a mark of respect?1
"Yes, he's got more respect now for
the man that put ii there than he had
before Atlantis Constitution
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-26
After the Spanking.


Mother-Now, Johnnie. l don't want
to ever catch you N that jam closet
again.
Johnnie (sobbing)--An' don't want
Won To r,us},ar - D..-y,;, r. p--,--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-26
WEATHER BULLETIN.

Weather for Wichfia and vicinity today
Continued warmer and cry.
Highest temperature yesterday los
Lowest. a.
IT
With Clear weather until nearly night when
cirrus clouds came :rom the mouth: Ugh.
southeast wind and stationary pressure.
Average for month thus fa--... -
JCly average. past five years %
Average Tor s5h day -. -
FREE l.. JOHNSON. Observer
WASHINGTON, July sS.-Followins Is the
forecast up 10 .. IA. Thursday:
For kaGsas-Partly cloudy and probably
showers; cooler; southwest winds,
For Oklahoma Indian Territory AID Arkan-
saS-Fair: south winds.
For Colorado-Slowe-s: cooler; west winds
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-26

The enthusiasm with which people
praise Hoods Sarsaparilla Is justified by
what 10 does
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-26
FIFTY-THIRD CONGRESS.
In the Senae g.

WASHINGTON. july 25--In the morning
kour Ia the senate conference the report
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12
gtonp Run, Ninnefota.

Sr. EeoaitDr: = 5oiun Of stomp Nun
bar tire uprt.lutberiie Renisbeosr, to1il'
bgrer ben 5preueee 8irie % en- ben norItc
Spnooe. Zen iterite al eisie Nenisbeoer
CT Bersens Renisbee. Der ~betienes al Tait
q o. Sieloifab at ben 5orsueoe airie. q
er nu ale, uauieet 8irteiamiuuS, glade oper
at iaa 8eips al TtisficnGr Strefsruo, o9
baaber, at ale % enbper, bullet Saminno
be cub tiIbsrer, pil msbs op % mootase BAN
Tom en- aammeI Ben % Setlenot, % at ale
Ga eubper ma sigre Sit til ct ltptte Kris
Nouens Sremsans babe Borrower pan bans
NisEousmari % %operaIt bpor 2rtbers 9Gr'
bonn blir fpripnot i geroen.
Com openfor nGuut bar pi Der to ReH'9'
beoer tilbprenoe ben 5oreueee airts. 9isis
to Renisbeber b~etienes at boer i'm NrGii
Ga bar bper lin &irte. 9et er M lite iaa
rort eueba, men bet mGrieIigite er, at otsie
TO airier ftaar Iaa at iise Bog S9s, oa
gfaoueen er tuapt en- gtI, ps efteriom Hps'
tet aaar, tauter piit Spupoemenisbe0en paa
at bpaae 9irfe / CONNER O9iaa. CONNIE
CT inoe for at bare ben omirsnt mtpt 'n'rllem
be andre to, % iomme pI baus ben en- 4alp
Wil lanasre OF snO Sonisrenesns airte,
men ole oil bape ben ueo Ell % ianirre yer
Iom be auore TO airfer, % oa bllr pei oeh
Neieu faIbt 8ir'sgaoeu. oil Ieg iro. Silaar
baobe. at 9ioen bIir beore babe DC firtsl'9e
Ga be perosliae @ulig9enoer.
On psnlis Sjlisu til sEoliea' o als pens
29iere. en uoenIp'Pua'"'"
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12
8rinnon, @aibinston.

or. Rebattgr!- 3ioerue bsromtrin9 bar
pQret aauite gooe, belt inotil GIepelanS Ton
/ geIiooeIie CT RpsIerue I'll bet Spioe Sns'
iipeu bar bet itaois saaet nsSorsr. Ser sr
ooa life uarre euouu sno, of man tlereE
minof NOT til at Ieus, ON iite en- Gent utpaa.
5ormerne terpmirins bar slcrt tore 5rsHI'
fribt / De iibits 2-3 gar. Slloitousn eT
mouae Steeer iorpanolet til 5ru9tbapsr,
algper "a Iinptbi uOrer / alninoeItsbeo s
o6 Rob bpi. Ser sr eneuu enosI irit Son's'
teao 2anS at iaa omtrent 8 gil ira SSeu,
tort til gountp Ruao % en- SG' riHosr
ioieuuem. Tette 2ano er iGroelss pei fiittet
for Sruatapl Of aGe SIass iamt arsatur'
GA npuieapl ul NJ Sernbans osntss isisn'
usm her / CONNER. S~aaodnns, iorn er be-
tsmte at Eptte til ct miissrs altriaf os
gufese en- SpmsHsao gIaimL ptlos Der eHonu
dpos en- COB Gniscutns. = gsuIis Sil'sH.
Gnorsw Clipu.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12
gpfsfp, 2po Safotd.

Sr. 8ieoattpr! - 8i beiiuoer % M paa
en- 9ieierpation, iom bleo aabuet for fun 10
Nar iioen. Ser sr ct 9anIte fort SettIe'
msnt at Norite fra forIticuige Santer al
Norge; bog trOr Ies S~oautuaerne er miuoii
| NHtal, iaa oct bar snlielist, ON uogle Here
ulIoe tomme o9 boi9tte fig Der. Eaa ben
forte 5io er Der olort temmelt9 tore "9m'
prouemeuts paa 9anost, iaa bet begpuoer
uu at ie sanlte triUeIist ue.
Gusnaeuoe oct RirteIi9e er ri O9iaa bell
big itiIet, ba Der auereoe fcrri9s SOmmer
bleu ur9auiieret Here Weni9beoer, iom be-
tieues al 4aitor 7beo. u. guunariOu. Suu
sr en- niotlRr SCREENS 9:euer us soot Iist al
fine Weni9bsoer.
s giuter bapoe ri ristig pent geir %
uGiten in9eu Sne, iaa ieS maa fige, ri bauoe
en- Nib 8iuter. Eaa Saartauten Tom ber
r~i9tignpf nogle furiuarlige Sueitorme, men
oerooer maa 81 life ilase, oa 8aoren ino'
iauot fig Itrar. gaaraanusn bar aue ber'
runct siOrt zig iGrois meo,sos Spebeosren'
sr aaereoe srsnue % oatre.
Seq fer, De Ear en- iuare Crib mea Bolt
tiiten / Eorse, men bet er mol lite minore
Qneritn, tRu'er les. Ser / 9opu Of Ror'
man bar bet bog pGrst title, oa Ri bar baOI
iaa msset anoet at beittue.
Ssrmeo faar les lutte meo be bsoitt
guIter til "7ecorab'T olten" iamt mango SiI'
iener til ban Sauar'9 sru, Saskatchewan %
2Rierne fro Saflobs9oinseu.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12
2urtrne. Rtnnefofa.

Or. Reoaftgr: QupeIne er gountpiRoet
for Sod Guuntp, bar fra 1900 til 5000
3nobpsgere, % sr en- treueIis lioen SD.
Rprite Sol, mnn9Isr life, % mango al benz
er 5prretniHssfoIt. TeIion Bros bar bet
itprIte Gen. Stpre. Sanroe 3ioer for Ar'
teioe er Der ium andre Steoer.
Si bar bart me9et Semperancearbeioe Der
i 2uperne iibite giuter, 81 bar itiftet en-
Union, Der tGuer omtrent 700
Reolemmer, os iom bar ct SRrelie. buor
ben mpeer buer Susoag, oa Operabuiet
bper Sgnoas. Nosle al oeus Yteolemmer
beisser Ra~bObperne, cg De bar COB 2ptte
meo tit Qrbeioe. @a9uoIta bauoe en- "8lino.
oris", iom bar ta9et gensue fat, iioeu pi
iiifteoe en- Gospel Temperance Union Der.
ser Ital blipe fire Saloouer ttIaars, men tan
ri lutte Dem no, iaa itaI Ut 9lsre bet; bet oeo
lea, at be life Ital btiue ri9e. 6uuoe life
Here glpre bet iamme: ittfte en- Union os
forisae; bet utl no, 9aa, naar 5 bare itoler
paa CUB. Solo Rsoe iest minoite en- Gang
i llseu. Oct utI saa irsmao til ben ameri'
tanife SaIooH er uornooet al 9anoet. On
SDuoaaene bar ri Guosticnsite, Os Rsost
aatues al en- al Steoets 9r9iter meo gsu
o. gang; iibeu taller en- Prait. 9erpaa
taller maaite nosle al uHiousns Reolemrer,
ga ale er bel tilirsois. gtt Eui,e er. at
uuionen oil baus COB 5~rem8aus bereftsr.
On peuIi9 SiIien til 8lnoets 8eoa'tsr Os
man9e 9Giere. vt gfeolem.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12
spSapias, CHM 6onntp, creaon.

Ser / 9iuu Gouutu, Oregon, er goo Soro'
buno, ct 9Oot % bcliist aIima, % 2auo fan
her fipbes snuits binist. fra 81 os Op til SO
pr. Were. Ser fan apIes Sueoe, Saore, Spg
9Grter, gpuuer o9 ale SIass 9apsiaser
pprer Der uomGrtet. Seq bar pRret / 8ls.
comm, RsbraIta % 8aihinSton, os Tom bin
atpiate SpIt, os Ies timber mig Der beoit for
ugiet, Ser er Stoulano, men i,te iaa for
f9roelie flor ium / @aihiuston. Sintereu
er milo meo Resu, iIeIoen Sue. 8reatu'
rsrue ernGrer iia ielu iaaatfiae belle 3ictn.
vi Dor 10 Ndl fra Stilebauet % omtreui
iamme 29nsos / Spo fra 8crtlano. vi er
5 uorIte Samilier, iom Ieper Der; 8 al benz
sr upli9 TONNE fra Sudipm gountn, Minn,
ca De er bel forusieoe. vi bar s gtl I'll
brownsville % lebanon, beIissenoe peo
Sernbare. Sooapile sr Dor HRrmeitr
SanoelsplaSs os Yoiioifce, 4 Nil berfra.
Set er i~remfcmnelist mso gcsn til boil'en'
iombelt On / Rrrbeoeu.
Ole Teteripn.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12
Rapioan, Ninnefota.

or. Reoaftsrl - Rapronu er ~beliseenos
Slue Garth gountp, 8 NiI ira WaHiato
Ga en- 20 gQil ira ct. Better. Wauiato sy
en- for o. tripeIis 3D. % Der tan man fan
alt, man trQnssr, bare man bar NOT Bsnss
5ioerne er TRANCE Der iom paa mango andre
Stsoer.
Ser sr en- liosn nori, Rsnisbeo, Tom be-
tieues Of 9ait. 8. aIsn Of ben norits Sprooe.
Sau er en- tro ps fittis Cubs Cros 5oripu.
Der. San Dor / Rau,ato os b~etieuer os
treoiebper Sgnoae.
Gu gopariel til mine ganosmRuo: Bog.
goer for omItreifeuoe Gsenterl Ser / Bin
ter bar Der 'aalebss en- Sibisr Der uee Rauu
Z. Q. Gfer, iom iolste sr9sr for Ssusu
Gurierp 60, 2ats Gitn geiuu. Gan sr en-
tor Mauo. San III mango Crorer hsr.
om,rina, men ont en- 3io Tom ban runbt
iaIen, o. oa inoiasiereoe ban gense. Gan
Tube uaturlispis Itrips Of paa Croren. %
Der par mango. iom LOB FIG MARIE Of BAN,
fac ban FL mo sanifs mango Reuse. On
Iio efter tom Der Card ON, at 2r1erne par
/ Rouiatp. SI. Gisr par Der lite, os pei
par bet for BAN osiaa, tbi BE- ION tapos be.
taIt Gier, MATTE alisepel betaIs bet fnlos
Selst.
On peuIis Siiisn til '7seurab.g Otsn' %
osns mango 29isrs. z.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12
Belgrade, stsarns Co., wtuu
Mutt saloon Rsbe.


ztrseas % 5rseas ben 29os ca 3Ote gQni
bolotss If iuterssiaui Rsse I Grou Rtper
air'e. Ter par Telsgationcr fra ipp luther.
fe Tr9itetalo Der / Cms9uen. Rsost
leososs az Gen. q. Salporiou, msosns gaif.
3oronl iuusersoe Tom Sstrctrr. SamtaIs.
emmett bar: u Soao CT Grugterns al 7rt,ie.
oHoet pan RenisbeesItust2 % p Spis
Hltgt er bet at mpoorbeios 7ri'tepnbet?
Tanae goot giouesbpro bIeo her irem.
'a8ts, os bet Tube bore iiGrt. ON MA o..
lao pon andre Steosr uiIoe pptags bette Gr.
bstos. 9et sr isrsslist at ie 5iiitanocn /
mango Of bore Rsuiabsosr. 2iasiom bet
osiaa biep f~rsmbGust paa bette Rsee. at
6rusterne paa Reuigbeosliust bar life bare
Sarnner, 6attisoom % ulp',sItgt Jomiiie'
Ito, men at CUBS Iaun liseirem bliuer be.
ipottet, SanoRn for Cubs Gros Ssrelie
ilappst og Raouarbproet Iii9uot. ut bet
ouerbaauotaaenos 7riiieonoe, ipm bliper
eeltpttet al Stateu. % peo Weuisbsoeus
ilappe Sust rfte uGIfen inbirs,te eiort be.
rettiset, mau bliue itaasube iom en- tor Slu.
bring | geieu for ct iunot, peqnitst Nrbeioe
I g8eni8beosrne, tiger fig ieIp.
Wen barre eno aft anoet, Tom tunoe Iaes
ON eenue Gag, er ben b~aarltgs grtienoeIie,
Jon finbes bIauot altfor mango al bore Ns.
nlghsosfolt ON bet enteIts Gems psrionlise
Nn'bdr for bet 2ip, iom ruaoer / Reuisbe.
ben. aunoe De sooe iriitue 4emmer / gle.
ntsbeoen TONNE til ret gr'isnoeIie / bsnue
sag iaa uiIoe Der meo Cubs SiRIp bIius
beore mso 9rttteonoet I Nsui9bsosrue.
81 Tube inart life blot faa IuItet uo Ga.
loousrne o9 giort mango Siem Ip'ieli9e. men
ot ltnloe / mango 9iIf9loe Iette Nrbeibet for
Sn0s Ri9es 5rsmme % fdu bortrpooet
mango Suarer fra be r~befRiteosS 5goosr.
3iiiteoe ueo Mpoet par, ioruoeu be for
Hnpnte, 6. 8. Thorpe, Irpf. Silebue, eft.
rem, 5ieloitao, 9uuo. 1oueiiUu, Z. 3. Yin.
oeriou. Railion, inmt Steoets GrRit Wiere).
%i bauoe osian ben @I9oe at bsre ct lor.
irRfeIi9t Nibolosiorsoraa al Ilitor 1bor'
ptloion fra gau Claire, 8ts.
Sa, bet oar ct 9oot Wgosl It bar ogiaa
i9rOeIes bcIoise meo geiret begge Gage.
3erfor tunoe o9iau iaa mango mgos rem,
babe MGuo % &oinoer.
On 3eitaser.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12
garner.
49,, e0nnfp, California.

ss,a ser er Ouurlise aiosr,
"a =. e,el'' aavs SlpIius bar nib.
ts,r, IN = 'aarl'8e Rriier, iaa ma,iae
at til t " e. I TRANCE aaar. 3 Mar
b. ~ u 3s = 5aOget Rssn rG iiSsn I ! asS..
p. .si nIaet At 9icre' io Iaa' ,o % m re,u
:, IN ~. . Dollars ON Raaneosn'
,a.r T ~, e'tait 30 Dollars. GA sIr.
Vi n, ,st u beer 9io. - w
no. gt raos nO9cu til at TONNE III
tkz b,r ; aug man lial leus al, er oprt
'euAS,rtSG;! GamiIie at ioriproe, e.
Fnss,s' tn.la 0lIien til "9eeorob,
mango 2Riere.
Nenrp Spbuion.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12

Resaer's Angleworm Oil Liniment
erboloss osiaa for grus for 9pr, %
Seitefolf letter bet iarbslss bs'f.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-12
aorreiponOalee.

I-s,r earn % gsrssie iaees ~,
.>,nn s,,' W. s,' m, tnsaHs s~isrHsHlaifs a.
~. Sarrti g. srorTtponosrt Snfisr BET. MN
/ ssaSna ssgt savust % aSreslsn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-29
Death of Mrs. PhiIo Doolittle

Mrs, Catherine Brush Doolittle passed
away at her home on Bank street Wednes-
day, March y, at the advanced age of 81 She
was the widow of Mr.. Philo Doolittle
man prominent a generation ago in the
business circles of Burlington, and was her
self in her time well known as woman of
unusual activity of both mind and body
She leaves no children of her own but of
those who have cared for and attended her
in her last years are the two surviving chill
drcn of her husband, Mrs. John f. Gould of
Chicago and Mr., Henry IL, Doolittle of this
city.
The funeral of the late Mrs Catherine
Brush Doolittle was held from st. Paul's
church Friday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
Rev. DR.. j. lsham Bliss otticiated and Mr..
j. \. Arthur had charge of the arrange
ments. The bearers We're d. W. Robinson,
II. w. Allen, b. B. Smalley, c. +. Allen,
Elias Lyman aud II, l.. Ward. The inter
ment was in Elmwood avenue cemetery.
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1onoood somewhat The fraioht TRAIN, ,yos
lairr, .idetraclod II v.s naorIv 2 n,rlocl,
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bid was some Slow lower IMAM any otheF
bidder $
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the curbin9. WAS rendered ins'nsibie He
regained consciousness IN Hhor' time and
apparently was not otherwise injured l..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-29

Two giants among men-the greatest
statesman and the greatest physician that
America has produccd--Oaniel Webster and
Edward E. Phelps-havc both done honor to
Dartmouth college, one as a student, the
other as nh instructor.
To Prof Edward L. Phelps, NJ. D.. Ii.
D., the world to-day owes longer life and
more freedom from sickness than to any
other physician.
Every Dartmouth alumnus of more than
dozen years standing remembers the awe in
which he held the keen observer whose name
appeared in the college catalogue next to
that of the president as professor of materia
medica; and every younger graduate has
admired the complete museum of medical
botany which DR. Phelps gave tothe college.
But it was the world-famed discovery Of
Prof. Phelps of an infallible cure for those
fearful ills that result from au impaired
nervous system and impure blood which has
cndeared the great doctor to the world, and
made his life an era in the practice Of medi-
cine.
Prof Phelps was born in Connecticut and
graduated from the military school at Nor
Wich Vt He studied medicine with Prof.
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Nathan Smith OF New Haven, Conn, and
graduated in medicine at Yale.
His unusual talent soon brought him rep
utation and prominence among his prote'-
sional brethren. In 1880 he was elected TO
the profos,orship of anatomy and surgery in
the Vermont university. II 1S41 lie was
appointed lecturer on materia mcdica and
medical botany i'll Dartmouth college The
next year he was chosen professor of the
chair then vacated by Prof. Robby, aud oc
cupied the chair, the most important one in
the country, until few years before his
death in 1880.
He had for years forseen the danger Of
the American way of living He went
about to find scientific, common sense
remedy to cure the common evils that, I'M
der one name and another, result from an
unheathful state of the nervous system, and
within score of years have seemed to be
sweeping over the country like an epidemic,
He succeeded.
He gave to the medical profession a cello
brated remedy, which has since come to be
known the world over as Paiue's celery com
pound.
! 1t was DR.. Phelps prescription which ever
since has boon freely used and prescribed by
] the most eminent of the profession The