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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-19

have his hair cut. 1t has been growing
altogether too long, but the foolish
boy doesn't like to have it cut, because,
he says, it is the style now. want
you to fix it for him the way ID should
be-
"Dreading that NJ Carbonne might
burst ont again at any moment, l
stammered, hastily.
/" 'Mademoiselle, can you not come,
later? ] am very busy now, and ] have
engagements which will last me for an,
hour
Il assure you, monsieur, the lie hurt,
me, for she was so sweet and simple,
and my artistic sense rebelled at this
turning her away, as we'll as at impos-,
ing upon her.
Really she said, evidently en-
barrassed, 1T has been so hard to ge t
VIII here, and do not know whether
can persuade him to come again
THE boy smiled sheepishly and I
was half repenting when NJ. Carbonne
emitted a most violent snore She
turned pale and gasped:
oh. dear! What was that?'
Nothing. nothing l repeated
quickly, but just then. as luck would
have it, that fellow snored again. 1t
was more terrific than anything that
had preceded it, and it did not seem
possible that such a strange, weird
noise should come from any human be-
ing. She faltered, trembled and then
laughed uneasily. How funny she
said, and before L could interfere had
stepped past me, and oh, horror!
caught sight of NJ. Carbonne.
Now. monsieur, great man wedged
IN chair, the upper part of his body
enveloped in an apron, his mouth wide
open and his eyes shut, is not pleas
ant sight for anybody, and this delicate
creature almost swooned when she be-
held him.
"'Oh! oh" she screamed, clapping
her hands to her eyes, the horrid mon
ster,'
AT that moment VI. Carbonne awoke
with a snort, and. seeing this beauti-
full young lady. imagined probab lv
that ii was vision. and called out. at
the same time stretching out his arms
toward her:
oh. the lovely angel
'MademoiSelle did not understand.
She east q look of scorn upon me-you
understand, monsieur, upon me, the
the artist, who would have DESTROYED
himself with his own shears to please
her-seized her brother. and rushed
angrily from the room. The door
slammed behind her, and left me in
despair
''Sacre' At that moment l could have
throttled that old CarbOnne. Only by
the most powerful effort did ] refrain
from spelling his beard. However. l
was just enough TO see that my wrath
was foolish and unwarranted. so l said
nothing, but turned him out OF my
sight as soon as possible.
But Of what use was that? OF what
use can anything be- Nv humiliation
can never be recalled. Ny efforts to
shield her viii never be appreciated. I
am condemned unheard. All. when the
artist strives hardest he is often most
unfor' innate. and /"
He could not finish his sentence. but
turned away overcome. Not even the
untiring efforts of the Harlem doc
tor could restore his lost cheerfuluess.
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THE PEOPLES
WANT COLUMNS.


The Want Columns OF a Daily Paper tell
You where II pays 10 advertise.
II you have anything 10 BUY. SELL.
TRADE OR RENT. try these columns.
PAYABLE STRICTLY IN ADVANCE
No advertisements taken Cor less than 10
cents.
one line advertisements charged same
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Prices given under classified heads IN
THIS column applicable only 10 local ad-
Nestlsements. No foreign advertisements
taken at above rate.
Answers 10 advertisements sent in care
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classified advertisements VIII be cents
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Buckles.

Buckles of iligree or silver gilt are
chosen for the thick belts worn
with shirt waists of silk, mandras,
cheviot, etc. Those of bright silver
are by many preferred to gold for
wearing with dark belts, while the
gold buckles are effective with white
belts. Square and diamond-shaped
buckles are newer than the oval buck
les used last year and are worn rather
small since narrower belts are in
vogue. A pretty slide of the tiligree
silver holds the ribbon in place. Troy
Times
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door was locked; then he rose hurried
IL, drew the bolt back and opened the
door.
"Hullo. Charley" Grant said. when
he saw who il was. The son of his EN-
ployer entered with radiant look on
his face.
We'll, Stillman," cried the visitor,
enthusiastically, II have come to Sc
cure my debt to you. 1 have made up
my mind that you shall not suffer by
my having borrowed money from you"
oh, that's all right" said Grant,
carelessly: Il don't need the money"
No, l know you don't need il, " said
Monckton, but it struck me that if
anything happened to me nv father
would never acknowledge the debt AMI
you would be out of just that much
1t doesn't really matter. YOU know.
said Stillman Grant in the same uncon-
cerned voice Il shall always be hap
by To lend you money when you need it
and have it
Thanks. old fellow, l know that,
said young Mouckton. You are as
generous as the old man Is stingy.
Nevertheless, / got windfall the other
day. and the minute ! received the
money thought of you"
All" said Grant. with his eyes
frightening somewhat How much
was it?"
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According to How You Look ut 1t.

M. Juniper - Look heah, Pahson
Yallerby! whar yo' git dat ole sway
dack, knock-kneed, ornery crow-bait
wifi burs in his name an tail?
Parson Yallerby indignantly -
Whad yo' talkin' bout, Brer Junipah?
Dat critters de one yo' snapped me las
spring an tor me he WIZ out o. Resin
an vvuz err thoroughbred.
Mr.. Juniper (after an inventory of
the horse)-Law' sakes. pahson! dat's
so. 1 dun seen his fine p'ints de mint
yo' rid up.-Judge.
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was the honest man detrauded out of
his insurance money. and he was
nabbed by the police for his defalcs-
tons before he could purchase more
poison. In one of her msjestys prisons
he now regrets the fate of his friend.
Luke Sharp, in Detroit Free Press.
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A Cutting Reply.

Mr.. D'Avnue-My stars! More mon
ey? What on earth did you do with ali
i gave you last week?
Mrs. DiAvnuc-Well, l used a little
of it in buying q new album for the
photographs of the dukes and princes
Week1U
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-19
In These DAYS.

Miss Fan de Syckle-Who was it said
"the hand that rocks the cradle is the
hand that rules the world?"
Mrs. Strongmind-I don't know. but,
anyway, no one pays any attention to
anything said of the men nowadays
Puck.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-19

fzther-Y0ur mother eots,,.f,. -.
yos are impuden;- Hhy don. 80. A..
~Eat sc '.lis youg
son beesuse m 40. married 20 hs--
Alex awes-.s I<xss s!.,inSn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-19
Strange, but 7 ] rue

The child that cannot
digest milk can digest
Cod-llver Oil as it is pre-
pared IN SCOTS Emul-
sion. Careful scientific
tests have proven it to be
more easily digested than
milk, butter, or any other
tat, That is the reason
why puny, sicklv chill
dren, and thin, emaCiated
and an9mic persons grow
feshy sorapidly on SCOTS
Emulsion of Cod-liver
Oil and Hypophosphites
when their ordinary food
does not nOuTiSh them.
Don't be persuaded 70 accept a substitute
Sos't 5asHe NJ y. hIDraggists Soc aad s..
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INDIAN Chief 10 pri~oner)-Tou say
IN are foreign tourist
Prts1uer-Tsz
And yo1 have . title
"Ia-
And y0a are unnzr-isd-
"Yea
Wen: VIII e. ron go' IN. rou
~ have % run nc gzntie; % A,aer4-
can hsiress>. az The way from Beaver
- View YORK. ~ T.. Week.y.
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One Reason.

She-Why i il American women are
more attractive - foreigners with
titles than English women are?
he-Because they have more dollar,
and less sense. Detroit Erea Press
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-19

-Full many flower Is born to blush unseen, /.
And waste its sweetness on the desert air: :
That's WHY tie ones which blush in florists
shops
Are sold at prices that make buyers swear
Eaple
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-19

Sugar is dOwn-never has luscious
fruit been so plenteously cheap. Dr.
Prices baking pawder gives perfect
satisfaction when combined in delicious
pudding and dainty pie crust.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-19

DO rot wait for extraordinary cir,
cumstances to do good; try to use or
binary Observation-Disclosures.
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TRADE SCARED OFF
The Learned Man Subjected to q
Most Trying Experience.
Quite Overcome by the Unconscious ana
Conscious MisbehaviOr of an Esteemed
Fat Customer Who Sncred
in the Shop

HEN the Harlem
, doctor arrived he
was surprised to
find the usually
calm and happy
barber in a state
of deep detection
and nervousness,
says he New
York sun.
" Why, Chew
alier," said the
doctor, what is
the matter? Are
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THE PEOPLES
WANT COLUMNS.
--- ~ a-
EOR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR RENT-My residence
lo47 N Topeka Ave- Ed O'Brysn-
dIoS-tf
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COULDN'T PAY UP
Why Stillman Grant Is in tho
Penitentiary.

T I L L NJ A n
GRANT h a d
come to the end
of his tether and
he knew it. He
m a de no fuss
about the matter
and any of his
friends who met
him that even
ing could not
have told from
his manner that
ANYTHING w a 8
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Ondsr this head SC per line per day)
TO ENCHANGE-A bargain-Good cor
ner business lot and building. centrally
located IN Ponca City. q. T, for a stock
OF goods. For partiCulsrS address r.. :.
Smith. Ponca City, -. T. Box III.
ilig-St 4
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AGENTS WANTED.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

$50 MONTHLY GUARANTEED
featuring concern wants representative In
Wichita tOr any city not takenD Must
have few hundred dollars cash 10 nav for
goods on delivery after orders have been
secured. +. L. Vail, Morse Bldg. New
York dlO2-St
FOR SALE-Small hotel with furniture
bakery and confectionery. oyster and
ice cream parlors. soda fountain: all in
good style. in the center OF business.
Would prefer 10 take a young partner.
Address Prop" go Main St. Winfield.
Kan. diO4-4tl u
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FOR RENT-Cottagc OF six rooms, cell
ket. $50
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YOU CAN GET at the Illinois Dining
hail. the best meals in the city for Do
Good board with room SEQ Der week 2.i
l.. Douglas ave. tiIDj-3t N
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WICHITA NATIONAL. and State Ma
tional bank deposit certificates taken in
eNhcange for cash. by c. ~ Wright 4 Co.
1S3 y. Market st. diO4-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.
Under this head Sc per line per dayO
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FREE CONCERT every day on the
Great Regina Music Boxes at Barnes *
Newcomb's. 7Stf
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Onder this head s. pc. line per day.
FOR RENT-s room house and thre.
acres garden land adjoining Also "A
room house and three acres garden
ground y room house and two lots
Tor sale cheap +. j. Arnold. over sc y.
Main ST dist
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FOR TRADE.
(Upder this head Sc per line per day.
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Manitoba widower in the country.
with large house and small family. wants
an intelligent middle-aged Christian lady
as working housekeeper. Address T.
BenJamOn, Eagle office dT-lOtT
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PERSONAL
statesmen WANTED.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Under this head % NO. line nor Ta,-

wANTED-To buy a fresh mich COW.
10 W. William 81. dIo4-2t.T
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once. Niele, Ill 4. First St dlO5-tf.
WANTED-A few live canVassers
Must be hustlers and come well recon-
mended; Cali Topeka Avenue hotel after
o'clock, room :. dIO3-3t a.
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WANTED-A good white girl to dc
hOuSeWork. None but a competent ON,
need apply; must be II good cook Cal
at ll32 y. Topeka ave. di0s-tf
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMAIE.
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YOU CAN GET all the delcacies of the
season in edibles at the Elite restaurant
III North Main street Open day and
night. Telephone % S0-1m
NIASQUE SUITS FOR KENT-FACES AT
vi Wholesale Mary L. Palmer no y Main.
a0tr
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WANTED-A good girl for general
housework. Apply 10 North Main.
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WANTED-Stock Of dry ROors or gro
ceries cheap. for cash. Address Lock
Box 80 Blackwell. o. r. dss-st.4
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NIUUFT tfIS Httu o ItI IIllc TOT NaFF
I.OST-A ladies hunting-CaSc gold watch.
engraved ON inside III Grace. ISL Lost
from Lewis academy south 10 Second
street. or on Second street east 10 Fourth.
or on Fourth north to Third. Leave At
Aylesbury Mercantile Co.. and receive re-
ward. diVs-tt.
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WANTED-TO buy for cash. a small or
TnejiUm size cook stove. Address Wv.
II. Q. =" Eagie Office. dl04-2tft
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lNSlDE residence properties, city, AZ
bargain prices, can be Secure-. OF q A
Wright x Co. lS3 N Market st. dlO4-3t
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WA$TED-Traveling men 20 carly the
Petry Hose Couplers as a side line. Ad-
dress 1914 -. Fourth avenue. wichita,
Kan a.s-ff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27
OPENING DAY AT LEXINGTON.

Lexington Ky. April 26-The Kentucky Assoca-
ton began its spring meeting today with a good
card and every promise OF irstclass sport through
out the eight days. The threatening weather. which
finally turned to rain had its effect on the attend
ance which numbered 800. The track WAS in eX-
cellent condition and the track records left In
the shade. The betting was heavy. though there
were only seven books on the line. Riley Grannon
was on the block. and would have had good day
had Tho Commoner won the D!stiiers Sttk :. for
which he was a 7-tolO favorite. The second choice.
Simon w. won all the way. Because simmons won
a race at s.. Louis last week the public and his
friends cked him heavily. but the Lexington tall
ent chung to Byron McCIellanls Haima. sum
maries;
First racc-six sur,7nrs purse $50 Ilalm' o5 per
second: Simmons. li6 OiuTh''. . - J.. third. Time
-l:li.
Sec nd race-Turse $50 f'r hre"ye1riis ana upward
selling seven ana one-haf iur..uss Grciwrn l"i per
kus, even won. Myrtle So IL as nl. 20 J. second;
Probasco lO6 Crurne-) 30 - L. thii Time .3i's.
Third race-The Dscrs' Stakes. f-r al guaran-
81 80 9nl on" sixteenth mile" simon w.
iO3 ,Cassinl 70 Won; r." touoncr lo6 d'"rnsl.
10 TO- second; Harmon 81 dle'iHsl. 90 O. J. th.fi
Tlme-l41.
Fourth raco-Purse $500 for Ids FOUR and
half fur!oues Doctor Co. llN IlshburuJ. l2 20 J. " 90.
Pollock Perkins,. - g. &c. 81. James Monroe. IFS
,Oler,onl . L. t. ;hiri Tme-o 500.
Fifth race-parse 500 two-ycar-od-aiiss. one haf
rn!o Brace Circle 10 ~. Murphy. % J. won Me-ry
Thought Gunner - >. nd. la G9or-fina, 10
,P.rkinsl. 20 >. third. Tire 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Washington, April 26.-Washngton made II two Of
three IN the series Philadelphia which ended lis
afternoon While the number off 10th pi J.
ers Is nearly the game. Mercer kept them scattered
The game was the end OF the eighth inning on
account Of Three thousand persons attended
the game. almost 500 OF whom women. The
Philadelphia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o K 8
Washington Observation-Disclosures. % o 4 o D x-i5
Basehts-Phladelphia 10. Washington 10 Errors-"hEl-
J.. Washington 4 Batteries Mc'Ii Buckley and
Clements; Mercer and Mcclure Cmpire-Keefe
st, Louis April GA dose Of whitewash given 10
s. Louis today by tho Pit,sburgers. Hawley was H.
nnarnifcent form moved his old comrades down St
Louis got third only Bre,ensein pitched
OF rain kept the attendance down 700 The score:
Pit:sburg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. - 3 . . o O-6
81; Louis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 0 o o o o %
Basehits-St Louis Pittsburg 3. Errors.st Louis
Pittsburg g. overwhelmingly and Sugden;
and PETE. Umpire-Betts
Rochester. April 26.-The Rochester Eastern League
team and tho Schenectady u the League played
here this afternoon in the presence PEG Ie Tho
Rochester NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o o I o x-11
schenectady ....-............. o % o o o o L 4
Ba,teries-Gray and Zmran; McPartin and White
Geneva, April 2sThe between the baseball nines
of and Trinity Colleges. played this afternoon
resulted as follows:
Hobart ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o | o o o.
Trinity OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o 0-s
Reading. April 26-The Syracuse team Of Eastern
League. won from the Reading State team this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27
WINNERS AT MEMPHs.

Memphis Tenn April 25-To-1ay's card At Mont
gomery Park was the PORES. since ~" meeting
started. only race exciting any enthusiasm AZ
all and that was the Bramhlc stakes for two
vear-olds IN which five Of the best youngsters az
tho track started The Hot Springs stables en-
tered Lady Inez. Ben Elcr and Concession. and
they were made reI-hot favOrtcs. going 20 the
post at I TO 10 against their chances. Chorn, on
Narsian. however. gave the talent heavy dump
The track a little muddy. ana 70 this ID"
talent attributed the defeat OF Lady luez. VINO
ca rred the crushing impost Of 40 pounds SeV-
eral stables left tonight for chicago and IcNing
ton as the meeting closes tomorrow. Summarizes
F,rs, raco-Fivo eirhths mile Pop Gray. ll6 )Chorn
10 9 won. Mao Marian. 40 ~ Gardner. 80 ..
Tarrcy llS t,ohlel 90 - T. - lri Time
- o.. and Ruth Cleveland also ran.
second raccThe ramhle stakes. 81 900 added f,r
fye-e. MHrrian. 10
von I.tdv Inez 100 &C. Weber, second Isu Eder.
ils fireman. even. third Timc-lOG cotton King and
Concession also ran.
Third race-six furlongp; selling High Test 81 CMact-
Neadiua. lo2 0horni. > - .. fc'a mi.
Franc Pope 07 G1 Jones). Is - l. hird. Time-l 1872.
Billy bennett. ". !. Mun~n. Joe WooraE and Aunt
LID also ran.
Fourth rrce-One and onc-si>tecnth milcs rrania *
q. CarGnerl o. won. Senator Thy. JOG n''rFen),
even second Prince. - ~ leanl. - % J. third Time
] "a Miss Norma and Sewing On also ran.
Fifth race vc-eigh'hs mic. Shield Bearer l05 a.
CLAYTON 3 10 ]. Twinkle" 100 tffcrman 20 ].
secDnd Noubc - Gc Cochran oven 'hid ! mo" :O''9
Boon. Uncertainty Chquta and I>oi'!n j.. also ran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27
MIL DEES BE SET FRET

Chicago April 9G-A telegram. supposed to have
cation to the Debs conspiracy case, was receNer
from Acknowledgement Olney by the United States
t,,.,,i., A,torr.v to-day Il read: continue case
80, f,r Nav & See letter" The Debs trial Ia set
for that date 1t IS believed that the finding or the
United states supreme Court III the DebS contempt
case appcalcI to it, viii soon be rendered ana that
II Will favor the defendants. When the conspiracy
tra, WAC continued 10 the hrSt Mohaay III May
80 ,,,,,,t ~ m. illness OF a Juror at the trial in
,r.,rss las, winter Debs said he would never be
broIrht - trial again. and the order from Wash
,,,",tn TO-DAY nuf. that aspect on the case The
l,1 officers who Interested In tho
c,s. wrre AZ a loss 10 know what the telegram
rresseI action OF the supreme Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27
A NEW DRIVING CLUB.

The Driving Club of Mount Vernon was organ
lied with permanent officers on Thursday night
There was preliminary organization of the club
some time but the election of Officers was de-
ferred until other plans could be compile ed by the
Ground Committee. \ track has been laid out in
the field of the Alandale Farm, short distance
north of the city which. while not having all the
modern improvements and the length of rack de
sired, will suffice until circumstances permit further
improvements. including a track OF regulation size
The track is one-third of a mile in crcut, and
when finished will be as complete ana as sails
factory present conditions permit. 1t $ tN-
peCted to be ready for service about the mdLc OF
May. and the opening races VIII probably take
place Memorial Day. The grounds are del ght-
fully situated. being on high land. ana - spi'sdid
view of the Long Island Sound is obtained on 'he
southery side. The officers elected We're: fresi-
dent A S jerks: vCe-prcsiient. Robert RudF
treasurer. {. g. Martens; secretary. u. g. oung
There are ffty-thlce members enrolled and applica
tons are under consideration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27
Scott's Emulsion

is not a secret rcmed}. 1t is simply
the purest Norway Cod-Iver Oil
the finest Iiypophosph'cs, and
chemically pure Glycerinc, all COM
bincd into a perfect Emulsion so
that it will never change or lose its
integrity. This is the secret Of
SCOTS Emulsion's great success.
1t is the happy combination Of
these most valuable ingredients,
materially increasing their potency;
hence the great value of SCOTS
Emulsion in wasting diseases. We
think people should know what they
axe taking into their stomachs.
Donr6r pr,ynadrd 10 noctpfa s"6shhnn.
Scott & BOVINE, N. Y. All Druggists. SOC. and 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27
BTCKETSHOP OPERATOR FAILS.

JOHN g ALLEN. or BUFFALO. WHO RAN CON
Germs ~ MANY CITIES. GOES UNDER
Buffalo. Apri. 2G.-John q. Allen. doing business
the Standard Grain and Stock Exchange who
was arrested yesterday on the charge OF misap-
propratng $3.50 placed with him by Theodore
MctZgcr OF Elmlra. to hold wheat margins, has
made an assignment for the benefit OF his cred
iors. This Is the second time Allen has sus-
pended About three years ago he made an as
signncnt and appeared TO be completely bankrupt.
but he came 10 the front again. and six months
ago supposed to have abundant capital at his
command or late the markets have been going
against him. ana his losses were large lie
Quoted buc<ct-shOps IN twenty-five cities In this
State, Pennsylvania and Canada. The first pre-
fcrrcd creditors are tho employees for salaries.
Then comes his attorneys for 5000 for legal
Vices ard aftcrwdrd the creditors. No list OF
assets and liabilities has yet been flied. The latter
viii amount 10 $2p.DD The assets sea tered
through various banks In the cities where shops
were operated and cannot be figured out for some
time His creditors viii undoubtedly suffer n
great loss. All OF the twenty-five branch Offices
have been closed. two Of them being In Utica.