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CHICAGO 1913. NEW YORK 9-s

New York, Sept 10.-Anson's men
and the Giants played two games this
afternoon and Chicago got both Friend.
Anson's new find" wa spitted against
Rusie in the first game and made monk
sys of the local batsmen. The second
game began Immediately after Captain
Davis gave up the first fight in the
eighth. Attendance, $500. Score:
r H e
New York ......o o 1 o o % 6 5
Chicago ........0 l 5 0 0 5 0 4-13 l. l
Batteries: New York-Rusie. Ger
man and Farrell: Chica go-F'riend and
Donohue. Earned runs-New York 2;
Chicago 6. First on balls-Of Rusie G.:
OFF Friend 3; off German 8. Struck out
BY Rusie3: by Friend ,: by German l.
Home runs-Nan Haltren. Stafford
Two basehits-Truby Sacrifice hits
Decker, Arson, Friend. Double plays
Dahlen and Arson. Stolen bases
Decker. Dahlen2; TRULY. Hit by pitch
ed ball-Farrell. Passed ball-Farreu
Umpire-Keefe. Time 2:10. Game call
ed by mutual consent.
Second game. Score.
New York .....04oO 011o-6 5
Chicago .S 90 2oOl 2-SIe .
Batteries: New York-Maekin and
Wilson; Chicago-Parker and kit
redge. Earned runs-New York 4: Chi
cage 8 First on ballS-Om Meekin S:
off Parker ,. Struck out-ISy Neekin
i: by Parker >. Home run-Decker
Three basehits-Meekin. Two basehi.s
Everett. TRULY. Fuller. Van Haltren.
Wilson. Sacrifice hits-TieInan, VII
son. Stolen bases-Ryan, nahlen.
Double plays-Dahlen, TRULY and An
son. Hit by pitched ball-Parker.
Passed halls-Kittredge Wilson UNI
pire-Keefe. Time, 200
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WICHITA NAKKEE

t-A tt IL
The cattle market yesterday was cuo1o0
steady. but feeders who considered steers
suitable for feeding too high a few wee1rD
ago are beginning TO feel Ike buying now
and In consequence feeders and stockeru
are IN better demand
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Batteries: Pepper. Phyle and Moyle;
Gayle and Twineham.

MINNEAPOLIS 13;TERRE HAUTE 10
Minneapolis, Sept. 10.-Scere:
r II E
Minneapolis 20 B0.e Alb % 2
Terre Haute % 0 0 2 0 1-1O12 2
Batteries: Minneapolis and
Blackburne; Terre Haute-Nops and
Outcault.
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Western League Games

GRAND RAPIDS IL: MILWAUKEE 5
Milwaukee. Sept. 10.-Score:
Il H +
Milwaukee 30 0 0 0 C o. 5 :
Grand Rapids o o Ill Is
Batteries: Stephens and Bolan
Reidy and Campbell.
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REPRESENTATIVES, SALES


The market yesterday was 10 20 Il cesite
lower and some OF the shippers preferred
70 30 on 20 Kansas City. hoping for .
better market today.
REPRESENTATIVES, SALES
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Lincoln .......1 2 2 0 0 Ill 3
Des MoineS 20 l 0 0 0 % 7
batteries: Barnes and Speers; Bon
Ter and Mcfarland
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Cash quotations we're as follows:
Flour-Weak.
No. spring wheat. 5sizd57c. No 3. 5sizc:
No. red. 5sizns6&sc. No. corn, s2a.4
325sc: No. yellow. ia. d227sc. Nc oats.
192.c: No. white, 22T22i9c: No. 3. .0i3m2ic.
No 2 rye sc No. barley. nominal:
NO. g. 31I9dGc: No. 4. 3d3f17c. No.
fiaxseed csc. Prime timothy see<t $500
400 Mess pork. per Dbl. ss.2oaS.Sis.
Lard per 100 lbs, s. EfiS TIA Short ribs
sides. Coose). S5.leSY52o Dry saltei
shoulders. (boxedD. J1xG5As. Short clear
sides. tboxed). 6dSi4. Whisky. distil!erS
finished goods, per agl, $l-22 Sugars
IrnchanRed.
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Ri E
Peoria 1904 o 0 0 o. 0 s-5 s
Quincy ........0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 o. 8 2
Batteries-Roach and DugaIe; Nc
Greevey and Boland
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BALTIMORE 6; CLEVELAND .

Z.
, Baltimore, Sept 1O-The champions
beat the Spiders in a game that was
called in the last half of the eighth in
ming on account of darkness. AT this
time Baltimore had another run in.
three on bases and one out. Captain
Tebeau was fined and ordered out of
the game in the sixth for disputirig one
of Emslie's. decisiens. O'Conner took
his place. Mcmahon won the game as
his support was Indifferent. Attend
soce 10000. Score:
RHE
baltimore :. 20 0 30003 &c 6
Cleveland =. Il 90 O0OO-2
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures and
Robinson; Cleveland-Cuppy and Zim-
mer- Earned runs-Baltimore 2. Two
oase hlts-Jennings, Sacrifice hits
Kelly Stolen bases-McGraw 2: Keel
err Kelly. First on balls-Of McMa-
non .; off Cuppy 6. Hit by pitched BAN
-7McAean. Struck out-By McMahon
&; by Cuppy g. UNDERGRADUATES and
Hurst. Time e.20
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p. r>ouzs. sgt E8-f7 lr- sssivr kax
easy ans3 Sn@~r Fstassu. -.
~rtrz fancy. :. s5<sz -. ssaa 80
80. caosce. s-13z-Ss
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DETROIT u: ST. PAUL 9.
q. Paul Sent. lO.-Score:
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Record of Temperature.

Following is the record of temperature
in Wichita yesterday as taken at the
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LINCOLN z; DIES MONIES 2.
Lincoln, Sent. 1n.-Srdra.
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BROOKLYN 2; CINCINNATI +,

Z, /
Brooklyn, Sept. l8.-Tba game ~
Eastern park between the BrookIyns
ana Cihcinnatis was a grand exhibition
pf teldins. The pitching of both Daub
ana Owyer was also notable. A home
run, three Dagger and single gave
Inc home team a victory in the last in
ning Attendance, 1,7O0 Score:
r H T,
BROOKLYN 100 0 0 0 0 o 0 o % 6 !
Cincinnati ....O1 OOOOO-1 2
BATTERIES: Brooklyn - Daub and
Erlm; Cincinnati-Dwyer and Vaughn.
earned runs-Brooklyn, 2: Cincinnati.
J. Base on balls-Of Daub, 1: off Dy-
yer, 1. Struck out-By Dwyer, 1.
tioIne runs-L Chance Three base
olts--Griffin, DAILY. Two basehits-La
thance, Miller. Sacrifice hits-Vau-
ghn- Stolen bases-Shindle. Double
tays-Griffin, La Chance and Grim.
Umpire-Murray. Time, "a
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on the Produce Exchange today ths
butter market was firm; creamery. Hu
DC; dairy. SIzqloc. Eggs firm. 144i5c.
Cheese 4QSc-
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Sept. Enthusiastically
lower: No hard. J51j7c. No. 2 red. go
Gle: rejected. 31140c.
Corn-Scarce: fair demand: No mixed.
Nz4 desc: No. white. 2sISzc-
Oats-Fair demand; white y cent lower:
No. mixed. T71zq1sS4c; No., 2 white. 1s1za
19c.
Rye-c2c.
Flaxseedweak: Sep.ember.sS SIC
ST. LOUIS.
st Louis Sept IG-wheaf-Declined
early on heavy selling and the market
showed weakness throughout the session.
closing heavy and lower than yesterday.
No. 2. cash. 5e.sc; September. 5sz.c: De-
cernber, eozsc: May. s37sc.
Corn-Specuiation dead during the carly
part OF the session on call There was
considerable pressure for near mont rs and
October declined Z cent. tsIt new crop
3Olzc: September. arc; Decemberr 24izc
bid.
Oats-Futures easter: May selling Il
cent lower; No, . cash. 1s7sc bid: Sep
TENDER 1sc; December. 19c: May. 3,7sc-
Rye-No. regular. 3sc bid. east ssde. bu.
none offered
Barley-Nousraf
F'Isxsesst-I> over: s9c BIS.
Timothy seed-S.eadv. g. 7-sTfS
Receipts-FIour. 1000; wheat. % SO:
corn. 1900: oats 500
ShipmentS-Fiour. 1900: wheat. 1900.
corn, q 90: oats. y. 90.
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INDIANAPOLIS Is; KANSAS CITY 4.
Kansas City. Sept. 1O.-Score:
r H E
Kansas City ..3 0 0 O1000-4 2
indianapolis Il o 0 3 3 o lib 13 2
Batteries: Kansas Ctty-Hastines.
trirken p. and Bergen; Indianapolis
Fisher and Mcfarland.
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PHILADELPHIA IL: LOIrISvJIrE

PHILADELPHIA IL; LOUISVILLE s.
Philadelphia, Sept. 10--The home
team easily efeated the touisviIles in
the last game of the series todav Nc
Fariand was an easy mark for the To-
cai heavy hitters and they hammered
nm al over the garden. Orth was eff
iectlve. Attendance 2,7OO Score:
r H z
Philadelphia Il 3 0 0 3400 Oil "a 2
Louisville 30 0 2 OO2 O-512 2
batteries: Philadelphia-Orth and
Clements; Observation-Disclosures and
warner. Earned runs-Philadelphia 9:
louisville 3. Two base hits-Cross
dailman. Home runs-Hamilton,
thompson. Sacrifice hit-Hallman
stolen bases-Delehanty 2, Hamilton 3.
STRUCK out-By Mcfarland /: bv Ortiz
:. FIRST on balls-Of Orth /: off Nc
fariand Hit by pitched baIl-Thomp-
son warner, Passed balls-Clements.
warner Cmpire-Jevne. Time 2:2O.
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"es1erh AssOcIatiOn Games.
ROCKFORD 8; BURLINGTON /.
Rockford. Ill, Sept. 10.-Score:
r II E
Rockford 100 0 2 02O-9 2
burlington 80 0 0 0 0 l o. 4
Batteries: Underwood and Snyder;
Weimer and Lynch
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ST. LOUIS s; BOSTON A.

Boston, Sept. 10.-Boston lost the
game today through the poor work of
Stockdale and the inability of the bats
men 10 hit Kissinger. Stivetts replac-
ed Stockdale but, although he was eff
rective, Boston could not strike a win
sllng gait. Harrington, late of the Fail
Hlver club, covered second base for
Boston and did excellent work. The
four home runs. three of which were
made by the home team, were the fea-
lures of the game. Attendance. 500.
Score:
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81. Paul. 40 90 eos % 5 /
Detroit 202 40 O ) lie II 1
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ST Louis .....5ooo1 sis

:
Batteries: st. Louis-Kissinger and
Peltz: Boston-Stivetts, Stockdale and
tTanzel- Earned runs-St. Louis, 4;
BOSTON, l. Two basehits-Dowd, Cool
ey. kissinger Three basehits-Dowd.
home runs-Dowd, Tenny. Long, Har-
rington. First base of balls-Tenny,
Long, Duffy. Stivetts. r. Connor
Struck out-Stockdale, Peitz. Umpire
-O'Day. Time, las
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GRAIN NARhET.

CHICAGO.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
HI -. rt--
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PEORIA 5; QUINCY 2.

Quincy, Sept. 10.-Score:
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~.
1894? and is it now willing that the pro
tective duties which are Setained in the
Wilson act shall rema in
and the law be a permanent settlement
of the tariff question:"
is a law, using the language Of Mr.
Cleveland. which puts the wool Of the
farmer on the free list and the protec-
ton OF the tariff on the iron ore and
coal OF corporations and capitalists to
receive the approval OF the people Of
Ohio by their votes in November mex?
My friends, there is one objection
to the law, il there were no others.
which must make its permanency i'm
possible. II fails to raise the needed
revenues for the daily expenses OF the
government That would condemn il
in the judgment Of the American pao-
pie. whatever difference they might
have on the question of protection and
free trade The law from the da.e OF
its enactment 10 the present ime-and
II Is nov a year old-has not raised
money enough from customs duties and
international revenue combined 10
meet the necessary expenses Of the
government"
Figures were given in detail to prove
that there was always a surplus under
the Republican tariff law OF 30 but al
ways deficit under the Democratic law
OF 1894.
Said he 1T Is loudly proclaimed
the Democratic press thai p-os
perIty has come sincerely hope that
il has Whatever prosperity we have
has been & long time coming. a7i after
nearly three years OF BUSINESS depreS-
sion, a rGnious panic AMI painful AMI
Widespread suffering among the Yeo-
pc / pray that we may he at the
! of ha-ra- ar7d ~
/ believed = wolii come.
IN some measure. with every successive
Republican victory. I hxv.. urged FOR
two years past that lie electiJl OF a
congress would strip the
Democratic party Of pow TO further
cripple the enterprises 81 TIE country.
and wouid h. the bsz1inn.ns a. 2 rsrnrr
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MEN or The WORLD.

GOV. CrnAM. Of Wisconsin, Is said 10
have been robbed of diamond at ms
first official reception
Coz. JONI A. CocKEIILL. who is gong
N Japan for two years for the New
York Herald. will receive twenty thou
sand dollars and all expenses from ms
paper :.
HALL CArSE is Manxman himself
and hence, probably, the great success
Of his novel bearing that name. MS
present ambition is TO write life OF
Christ
PRESIDENT GUIcHARD. OF the suez
canal board. has gone to Cairo 10 lay
before the khedive proposal 70 re-
parne the canal after its constructor,
the late Count Ferdinand dc Lcsseps-
Jrrrrs RoGEEs. of Marshall county
Ia who was such small baby that no
BODY expected him to live, is now the
biggest man in that part of the state
standing six feet five inches in heigh'
and weighing three hundred and nifty
two pounds
yASrLIo. the eldest son OF King lie
hanzin. the ex-king Of Dahomey. has pe
gun school life at the Lycee.of st.Pierre
Martinique. the place Of his captivity
.Ue wishes to learn French, II Is SAID
out of gratitude. no doubt, to his car
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mack WITH RICH TROPHIES.

Last spring notice was made in these
columns that Mr.. Henry A. Salzer, OF
the John A. Salzer Seed Co, La Crosse
Wis, Americas leading Seed Growers
and Merchants, was in Europe in search
~ rare seeds and novelties for the
American farmer and citizen.
Judging from their new catalogue, his
trip was an eminently successful one
II is brim full OF rare things OF es'
pecial merit we name the bismarck
Apple. bearing the second year; the
Giant Towering Star Phlox. the Ger
man Coffee Berry; and for the farmer
the Victoria Rape. Germanica Ne'ch
the Lathyrus silvestris. the Giant Spur
nv and Giant Incarnate Clover; SAGA
line. and dozens of other rare things.
This wide-awake firm is in the van
and their catalogue, which is sent yo'
for 5 cents postage, would be cheap .
81 per copy.
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The tall, modern buildings produce
some curious effects in foggy weather.
an on cold days when exhaust steam
flies in great masses On foegy days y
may be that you can see the top OF an
ordinary building, while the tall build
inc next To il is lost in the fog, soaring
on upward to an indefinite height,
When a cloud Of steam from the rool
OF a lower building blows around tai
one the part above the steam looks
like an architectural peak rising aoov.
the clouds But the most striking ei
feet of the tall buildings is in foggN
weather after dark, when the eiectri'
lights are turned on. You may stah'
at such a distance that the building i
entirely slost, and yet the lights b
plainlv visible, and, seen at these grea
elevations. the light seems to be shin
ing out from mountain heights OF I'll
fog itself.
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ARMENIAN Professionals I'm Turkey
raised s5- 900 last year for the support
Of their churches and schools.
The total adult membership Of the
Protestant churches IN Japan az the
close Of 1898 was 81 SOS, an increase for
the year Of ,s64.
REV. DIR GUxSIsoS, of Worcester,
Mass. has declined the presidency Of
St. Lawrence university, which was re-
Gently offered to him.
ARCHBISHOP KozLoFFsKI, Metropoli-
tan Of the Roman Catholics in Russia,
has lust received from the ear a cross
adorned with diamonds.
MGR DE BRlEY. bishop Of Meaux. the
see once held by Iossuet, has gone into
bankruptcy. He had Endorsed tho
paper of too many Of his flock
REV. DIR. MCKENZIE. Of Cambridge
Mass., has declined the BARTLETT pro
fessorship in the Andover seminary, 4
which he was recently elected.
THE smallest diocese in the world
said TO be that Of 81. Helena Beside
the bishop, Or. Thomas Z. Welby
whose salary is $500, it has only thre
clergyInen.
The car has lately instructed tn
government Of Warsaw, Wilma an
Kicf cot TO dismiss or transfer AM
body in the state service on account
race or religion.
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NAMES or COUNTRIES

DENMARK was at first Danmark' or
the mark or Emit set by Dan. >candi'
navian chief who claimed jurisdiction
over its territories
TIE Canary islands have Latin
rame. CAMS. "a dog" They were SO
named from the large and fierce mas
tiffs bred in the islands
New ZEALAND commemora'es Inv
love Of the Dutch explorers Tor tneii
native country. There Is district ID
Holland known as Sealand-
IIrxprsrAy was so called from tns
River Hindu1 The sufiix stan Is o.
Persian origin and is often found IN th'
names of oriental countries
THE name Africa is derived from wv,
Phocnician words, afcr, "a olacl
man and &C. "a country signiiyin'
..the land Of the black man
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Ginger Cream: IL one has jar OF
preserved ginger in the closet, this fur-
nishes "A most delicious sweet. Make .
custard with the beaten yolks OF four
eggs. a scant pint Of milk and sugar to
sweeten very sweet Add 10 1t scant
ounce Of gelatine, dissolved as before,
and stir in double boiler until u
thickens Let the custard cool while
You drain off cupful Of the rich strip
from the ginger, and also cut in nea'
bits a little of the preserve-two ounce
or so. Mix with the custard. and wher
almost cold add pint OF whipped
cream. Blend by gentle stirring, an
mold and serve as before.-Countr,
Gentleman.
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ATnited states marshal from from
tier district who was here recently
settling up his accounts said that ne
had once arrested an Indian for selling
whisky 10 hrs fellow aborigines on
government reserve ton. this. Of course
being contrary to. law. After the ar
rest the marshal felt II his duty 20 tell
the Indian how dapravcd had been his
conduct The Indian listened stolidly
until the marshal had gotten through
with his homily, and then inquired:
Me want 70 get ont Of this trouble
Cant white chief help me?'
NO one can help You now but God.
said the marshal. with sort Of irrev
ercnt solemnity.
The Indian shook his head in hope
le~, sort ~ way and exclaimed:
..Ilumph God lie heap like Uncl'
sam. Injin never see Him.-Wash
ington News
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GRASS Is KING!

Grass rules. 1t is the most valuable
.rop Of America, worth more than
either corn or wheat. Luxurious mead
oxs are the farmers delight posi-
tive way to get them. and the only one
we know. is to sow salzer's Extra Grass
Mixtures. Many of our farmer readers
prise them and say they get TO 9 tons
of magnificent hay per acre from sal.
zer's seeds. Over one hundred dinereh'
kinds of Grass, Glover ana foooei
plant seeds are sold by Salzer-
~ you WILL. CUT THIS OUT AND SEND II
with &c postage to the John A. salze
Seed Co. La Crosse. Wis, you VIII &c
a sample of GgAssA CLOVER MIXTURE an
their mammoth seed catalogue free. x
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,au,ner fear OF impending calamity ana :
Thousand and one arrangements Of Doay
and mind. result from such pern,cions pas, as.
s s;ces All these are permanently cured ny
improved methods of treatment without Ing
pa;ien, leaving home. ,.;. ,,.
A medical treatise writien IN pa. na,,,-e
unions and durability of such diseases.
Sent securely sealed in plain envelope. on
recent q this notice. with iocents IN s.ainps'
-, ,os,age Address, WORLDS DisrEN'
s.pv MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. Bufiaio, y 4
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LET the children 60 to bed with cold
feet
LOOK toward bedroom door when
passing. Always knock at any private
room door.
LIVE for self alone; aim TO help the
needy and deserving and study the
happiness Of friends
Brrrp up higher than your founoa'
ton will warrant. It's the tree WIN
more branches than roots that is blown
down 4,
LET the baby sleep with its mouth
open: place it on its side smooth ou
lis ear and the creases in the pillow
case. and sleep will be longer ant
swceter.
PrTa wee. helpless baby TO bed De
tween two giants, for if the poor iit'i'
thing is no, crushed to death the ZION
s,ers will absorb its vitality ana Law
i, pale and lifeless--Good housekeef
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Tho story or a Woman % Whom
Noise Was Torture.
v.o.,ras~d by tho Least Ereitemsnt-fhv'
.t-ians BAm-d by Her Case



H. rtaen Meyers, whose home Is At 3'iS |
So, Avenue. Chicago. and whose visit 10
rs@.r,k la. will long b. remembered, was
=. ~, time aaiictel with nervous iEalady
...n,-h AZ times drove her nearly 10 distrac-
- Those terrible helia mes are thing
:. the past.- she said tine other day 70
-, CIV representative. ''ani there u qalte
s,,rv Ia Connection with H. too
uvoeryous system sustained agreat shock
.,,. tifteen years ago. brought on Dc
1iara through too much worrying over
.s-ilv matters. and then allowing my love
.or my books 70 get the better OF my ois-
,-,s.ion where nv health was concerned
VIII whenever my AFFAIRS al home did not
,.,,i',nsr lust IS expected. would inyari-
snv become pros.ratel from the excite
,ner.. ani would coassier myself iortl-
at. indeed IL the Effects OF the attack
,xonld not remain for . weex- was oDliged
,orsye up orr pleasant home not lar from
the LAKE, Shore drive because could no.
stand the noise in that locality lcouii mo
ropla7e in the city which deenei = li'aD4e
,oena whose nervous system was always
- ,n.. mint Of explosion To add - my
,n;sfor-uaes nv complexion underwent .
rhsnre. and l0okei 50 yellow and sallcN
,ha, / was ashamed 10 venture from the
house II al
..Nltan.- said my doctor 70 me soor
After an unu slally severe attack OF the ma.
adv. .-unle,s you Leave the city AMI seei
some place OF quie; you will never recover
Sol CONCLUDED would visit my uncle VIII
lives in Dallas County, Iowa and who's
farm would surely be i good place Tor on
IN nv pitiabIe condition. picked up 10
t,ste Gu one day and happened 70 com
across an interesting recital - the recover
~ some woman in New York State who W.
afflicted a. ! had been. This woman IA
been cured by DR.. Williams Pink ms \.
PALE. People. 1 thought that II l'inA III
cured that woman they might do the san
for me bean TO take tie pals arcor
ing 10 directions, and began - fccA oet-'
fr-rn the start After had taken sever
boxcs u them was raIy u 80 pasA
1,,ir.ro Nv nervousness was gone al
M. s-omp,exi0n WAS as fresh as that 81 Al
sixt..en-year-O.i girl IN Iowa and inS I |.
L wha, put the color In my cnecks :
woneiar am in such high spirits and II
i-,s :, nriz.s fighter And no wonder ! n
a. rorne TO kcokuk- for il IL had not he
for Pink Pills bought from hcnhuA M y
would not have bcen alive NOW, Laughing
concluded the lady m .
DR. Williams Pick Pills contain AL
elements necessary 70 give new NE
r5-hness 4, the blood and restore snattcf
nerves They are for sale by All erLeEis
or may be had by mail from Dr. " liz J
Nrssafrsne Company. Schenectady y H.
81 cents lyeg box, or six boxes ioTs-S0