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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-31

The merchants of lower Market street
are congratulating Mr.. John H. Curley,
"The Merchant Prince" of $40 Market
street. Probably he has made more dress
suits than any other merchant tailor in
San Francisco. As a cutter and filter he
is par excellence. Hard work and the
congested condition of trade worried,
fretted and overburdened Mr.. Curley to
such an extent that he lost his good health
He who had been known to smile w tn
every one became gloomy, morose,
melancholy. He suffered from dyspepsia
and the agonies of the dyspeptic cannot be
written; it would be agony to write them.
When you have a desire to fight with every
ole for no just reason it is time to get re-
lief, and, luckily for Mr.. Curley, he Sc
cured relief almost Immediately. He has
taken three bottles of joys Vegetable Sar
saparilla, which is the great Home Rem
edy," and he pronounces his great home
remedy to be the most efficient medicine
that he has ever taken to his Ger tain
knowledge. When seen by reporter yes
terday he said: 81 have no hesita-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-31

EdDin ". joy Co.: Up to month or SO
ago was SO i'll az to be seriously alarmed
l had been running down In health and
fiesh steadily. hardly knew the cause,
yet attributed 1t to rheumatism and general
debility, and despite the most strenuous
efforts could not check the persistent dan
gerous endency that was wearing me out
Finally 1t got so bad that l was afflicted
with fcinting spells. While in that dan
gerous condition and willing to try almost
any thing, saw some OF tho strong testi
monials that were published. detailing the
effects OF Joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla in
just such cases as mine, and without anv
confidence whatever I bought a bottle. I
am gaining my lost flesh, my casual friends
remark my improvement, and 1 certainly
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-31
KIDN EYS,

The kidneys are the sewer for the whole
system. All impurities are separated from
the blood by the kidneys. These impuri-
ties pass off in the urine. Mercury, iodids,
potash and all corrosive poisons are elimi-
mated from tho system by the kidneys.
Often these poisons act az an irritant TO the
kidneys. causing low grade of infiamma-
ton, resulting n some form of kidney dis
eases, either Bright's Disease. Diabetes,
Insipious, or D abetes Mellitus
When you have kidney disease, your
face swells, your eye-lids are dropsical,
your feet and limbs are all swollen. YOU
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LIVER.

The liver is one of tho principal and vi tai
organs OF the body. 1t must be kept ole an
It's function is to secrete the bile and to
digest all of the fatty foods in the intes-
tines. Just imagine the liver being dis
eased; all its functions are impaired, con-
sequently you will feel sick.
Food in the intestines that is lin healthy
digested by the secretion OF the liver be-
comes decomposed, causing irritation of the
membrane Of the bowels, diarr nha, pain
in the bowels, watery discharges, frequent
evacuation Of bowels and dizziness Of the
head, palpitation of the heart, frequent
headaches, yellow condition OF the eyes,
tired feelings, pain In right side, hacking
cough, and last Of all, chronic catarrh Of
the bowels one Of the worst forms Of dis
eases the human system Is heir to. This
can all be prevented by keeping the liver
clean and active.
Catarrh Of the bowels Is the result Of
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discharge from the ear which beoo mes
chronic and very annoying and disagree
BILE.
The lungs furnish the means of oxygen
izing the blood. Oxygen coming in contact
with the red blood corpuscles in the blood,
causing combustion or explosion forming
what is termed the animal heat.
Ii your lungs are delicate or diseased in
any way. tho functions will be improperly
performed; while in this condit on your
blood is thin, your system is not properly
nourished, the heat of the body is below
normal your hands and feet are cold and
ciammy, your system in general is in con-
d1tlon TO catch cold easily. To be healthy,
every organ N the body must perform it's
function perfectly, your digestion must be
perfect, your liver active, your lungs
healthy, the blood pure, the kidneys and
bowels regular joys Vegetable Sarsa-
parilla Is he remedy-purely chemical
combination Of the vegetable herbs, acting
as mild stimulant to the organs OF diges-
ton. No iodide, potash, no mercury, no
corrosive po.sons to destroy the delicate
membranes lining the stomach and bowels.
joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla
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have pain in the back, you have frequent
desire to urinate. causing you to get up at
nights. Sometimes you pass large quaint
ties Of urine, sometimes 1t is very scant.
You will have sediment in the urine and
highly colored, you have shortness Of
breath, you have palpitation of the heart
Kidney disease can be cured. By prevent
ing it, keep the kidneys active and pre-
vent the accumulation Of irritating sub
stances in the kidneys.
Bladder trouble is frequently the seat Of
disease. resulting from faulty kidneys.
joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla is purely
vegetable compound, acting directly on
kidneys, mildly stimulating them, causing
them to perform their functions perfectly.
joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
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STOMACH.

The stomach is the most essential organ
OF digestion. The bulk Of the food you
eat is digested In the stomach. Necessary
Tor perfect digestion. the delicate MEM
Dranes and glands lining the walls Of this
organ, must be in healthy condition and
performing their functions exact, as they
secrete the gastric juices or fluid that d.
gests the food
With stomach you enjoy the pleasures
OF Life. Your appetite is good. You feel
well, your blood is thick and rich with
nourlshment for the different tissues OF the
body. With stomach your liver is active,
You kidneys and bowels regular.
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Joys Vegetable SarsaparilIa is good
for the old and for the young. 1t fs
the one California Home Remedy and
Its manufacturers positively assert
1t is made solely ana entirely OF Vege-
table, There are no mineral poIsons
In Joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla. Take
1t for weak stomach, weak eyes,
jaded feelings. 1t has cured Rheuma-
stsm, Dyspepsia, Chronic ConstfPn.
ton, Confirmed Sick Headaches, Neu-
ralgtas BLOOD Diseases, and can
always be taken by persons recover
Ing from Typhoid Fever, and all
wretched humors. Insist on your
druggist giving you Joys Vegetable
SarsnpariIla. Don't take medicine
that IL just as good, take Joys Vege.
table Szrsaparilla.
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torpid liver. The food that should be d.
gested by the secretion Of the liver lies in
tie intestines nndigested. They become
decomposed and act as an irritant to the
delicate membranes and glands that line
the bowels, setting up chronic form Of
catarrh.
The liver frequently Is the seat of dis
ease. Atrophy, hob nail, waxy liver, are
all results Of accumulation of secretions Of
this organ in itself
Biliousness is not disease, but q symp-
tom OF torpid liver; pain in right side and
shoulders are not diseases, but symptoms
OF torpid liver; dizziness, jaundlce, faint
spells, are likewise symptoms of some de-
rangement of the liver. Chronic liver dis
ease is durable. By preventing 1t, keep
the liver regular and active; this can be
done by the moderate use of joys Veget table
Sarsaparilla, purely chemical combination
OF vegetable juices, acting as a mild slim
uiant to the liver relieving constipation,
and all disagreeable symptoms resulting
from torpid liver.
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ton in saying that joys Vegetable Sab
perilla, manufactured by the Edwin w. lBy
Company, is a wonderful remedy. I mast
say that it is PLEASING to the taste, not
nauseating. l must say that he or she who
takes joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla 8 tax
ing 40 nasty pills, because this great homa
rem dy slowly and gently passes through
the body, cleansing the various organs OF
the body and making new blood, relieving
he bloated dyspeptic feeling, and with no
bad effects Not single pimple, not q
single blotch, not a single red patch came
out upon my face or body while was tax
ing this great medicine. I have no hesita-
ton in pronouncing 1t to be most wonder
full and eficaoous remedy, and it should
be kept Ia the cupboards or in the msdi-
cine closet Of every family in the land. and
each and every individual to whom have
talked says that the com bination OF herbs
that goes TO make this great joys Vegetable
Sarsaparilla is certainly remarkable. I
take pleasure in recommending this great
medicine to all my friends"
(Signed) JOIN II. CURLET,
$40 Market street
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Without stomach, or one that is dis
eased, your life is miserable. The smell of
food is disgusting, nauseatng. The mildest
diet causes you intolerable pain. After
taking food into diseased stomach, you
have sense of weight, or uneasiness, you
will have eructa ions of foul smelling
gases, water-brash, boar tburn, faint spells,
dizzy spells pain in back; you will be thin,
your hands and feet cold and clammy, your
skin yellow and iaundiced; every organ Of
the body will suffer when your diges lion 10
imperfect joys Vegetable Sarssparilla
promotes digestion in the stomach. regu-
lstes the liver, kidneys and bowels, is
purely vegetable compound. joys vege-
able Sarsaparilla contains NO iodide of
potash.
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Don't Take a Substitute.
When you ask for Joys Vegetable Sar-
saparilla see that your druggist
gives you the Californian Home
Remedy, Joys Vegetable Sarsa-
parilla.

Mrs. G. d. Stuart Of 1921 Mission street
is lady with q mind of her own. She
ssys:
THE EDWIN w. Jor Co.-GENrLEMEN: I
tried to get another bottle of joys Vege-
table Sarsaparilla and the clerk In the drug
store brought something Just as good. I
did not want something just as good, but I
wanted joys Vegetable Sarsaparilia, be-
cause know what it did for me last spring.
was suffering from nasty sick headaches
and dyspepsia; my blood WAS bad Aftor
| took the great Home Remedy joys
Vegetable Sarsaparilla, 1 could eat sleep
and do my work as good as ever could.
Mrs. G. D. STUART,
1921 Mission street
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u. W. JOY CoMPANY-GENTLEMEN / am
the only child out of FIVE that is free from
eczema. My body was mass OF scabs
-FOUR months ago. have taken three
bottles OF your Vegetable Sarsaparilla, and
believe l am entirely well. Ny eyes are
not sore. My head. nose and throat are
clear; appetite good; bowels regular. Will
IL De necessary for me to take gny more?
MY brothers and sisters have just COM
menced course. VIII report later as to
the benefit they derive.
lSlgned MISS ELLA KNIGHT,
Los Angeles, Cal.
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EDWIN JoY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
have begun to take the third bottle Of your
Sarsaparilia. have paid out hundreds Of
dollars treating my eyes. Different doctors
told me different things about them. Soma
said grauulids. Since taking your medi-
cine they have become almost entirely
we'll. / can't say enough for joys Vege-
table Sarsaparilla. Nothing could have
given mo the relief I have found BY
taking it.
Please publish this
[Signed] Mr.. THos. H. JARVIS.
Sacramento, Cal,
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RLEARY, WEAK EYES
Made Strong and Lustrous.

road, says:
The EDWIN W. JOY Co.-GRNTLEMEN:
wish to thank you gentlemen for the great
good which your joys Vegetable Sarsa-
parilla has done for my weak eyes. l
thought would soon 20 blind. was act
ually losing my sight. My eyes were so
weak I had to stop reading day and night
Jessie read the papers for me. After using
four bottles Of joys Vegetable Sarsapar-
now see as we'll as / ever could. My blood
is in good condition. / am not weak at all.
Yes, do praise your joys Vegetable Sar-
saparilla. No one should take any other
sarsaparilla but joys Vegetable Sarsa-
parilla.
(Signed), JAMES ANDREWS.
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A VOICE FROM wOoDn.Nn

THE EDWIN w. joy Co., SAN Francisco
CAL.-GENTLEMEN: I used your Sarsapa-
rilla three months. I was troubled with
kidney disease, habitual constipation, loss
OF appetite, detective nutrition, dyspepsia.
and was tagging and weary. am now 40
well and strong can't help ind orsing Joy,s
Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
]. e. SUTcH,
Chief Clerk Craft Hotel.
Woodland, Cal.
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The Ed,Ufn W. joy Co.-GBNTLEMRN: It
has been my habit for years to wake up in
the morning with a headache and q worn
out. exhausted feeling ttending 1t. About
two months ago / commenced taking joys
Vegetable Sarsaparilla, and have been
taking it occasionally ever since, and 1t is
no little satisfaction to me to say that
since I took the first bottle have been
feeling splendid and have not had return
Of the old facilitating headaches.
A. NJ. ROWE, 522 Jones street.
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WHAT A DOCTOR Saws.

Having tried several bottles of your
Sarsaparilla, and finding 1t better than
other makes, readily recommend it.
G. A. BoNEsTELL, gil Gsary street
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have to say that have not felt SO well for
years, and l think it my duty to compli-
ment the great home remedy, joys Vege-
table Ssrsaparilla.
MRS. BELDON, $40 Mason street
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-04
TOWN TALKS.
"Index'' Gives His Views on the Local
Stringency,

N'lnNNA NlNNo lAlC lGMo OA NhN 1VNaA
Stringency.
Shenandoah is no worse off than other
towns in the anthracite region, and, for
that matter. is not as much distressed by
the hard times as many places Here
business has been overdone and in the
business circles the blow is felt the most.
count and consideration of the stores
started during the past few years in the
direct and indirect interest of mine bosses
will furnish an explanation for greater
part of the trouble. The legitimate store.
keepers will tell you that the quasi-com-
pany stores resulted in a heavy loss of
business to them, because many men
employed at certain collieries transferred
their patronage to keep in the good graces
of the bosses. We may also attribute the
rapid rise In store room rent to the mush.
room growth of the company stores, for
people who embarked in the business felt
more justified in paying big rents than
those who did not enjoy the same kind of
backing.
Shenandoah has always been a good
busin ess town. All commercial agents
who visit the place will confirm hat, and
the legitimate merchants always did a
good, safe business, until crowded to the
wall by the quasi-company store. The
prevention of fair competition hurt the
trade. OF course, such assertions as
have made here will bring out general
denials They always do, but that in no
way alters the situation.
In my travels yesterday l counted five
empty store rooms on Main street, between
| Coal and Lloyd streets, and more will be
added to the list in the near future This
should serve as hint to property owners
that the time has come for lowering OF
rents. One man, who is supposed to be
doing a large business but whose clerical
expenses are almost nil, and occupies his
own premises, says that if required to pay
rent he would close the place. How is it
with those who must pay from $35 to $75 a
month in rents
Let the landlords help to bear the brunt,
at least as long as the hard times are with
us. 1t is true that taxes are high and are
increasing and man must realize some
thing on his investments, but the times
bring up the problem of get all, or nothing.
A moderation in rents may hold together
many people who now feel that they must
eventually go to the wall.
The claim of some that, if rents are
reduced, they would not be able to get a
sufficient return for their investment, is
one that can only be met with the reply
that if these people made bad invest
ment by paying gilt-edged figures for
their properties, they cannot cry upon
failing to receive gilt-edged returns,
especially at the present time.
| INDEX
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prunl, beside Her Danghter,s nody.

JERSEY CITY, Feb. 5-Mrs. Rose Wig
gins, young woman, was found last
night on the floor of her mothers room in
the basement of No. 36 Morris street. Her
mother, Mrs. Ellen Madden, lay drunk be-
side her. The dead woman's skull was
fractured and she lay in pool of her own
blood. A leg of table, Weighing about
five pounds, was discovered in the room
smeared with blood, and it was with this
implement that the deed was probably
committed. Mrs Madden and a woman
named English Annie were arrested, and
the police are looking for a young man
named Albert Hall, who it is said had
been a frequent visieOr to Mrs. Wiggin's
home
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-04
VIM. PENN.
INDEX,

There were two very pleasing incidents
in the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
last Sunday. The Anthracite choir
for merly known as the VIM. Penn Juve
nile choir, presented its leader, T. D.
James, with baton, Superintendent
William H. Lewis making the presenta,
tion address; and the organist, Miss
Harriet Jones, received a guitar through
Rev E. Potts. The Anthracite and Star
choirs are making excellent progress fol
competition at the eisteddfod to be held il
Pottsville on March 1st.
Misses Mary Leckie and HANNAH
Morrison and Messrs. Frank Maley anC
James Leckie, of Shenandoah, mad,
several calls here yesterday.
Thomas Morgan, the insurance agent
has received promotion and will be sue
ceeded by S. G. Walker in the place h,
yacates.
The infant son of Leonard S. and Bar
bara Walker was buried on Sunday.
Miss Maud Lewis gave her Sunday
school class a sleigh ride to Ringtown OF
Saturday. After supper and few
pleasant hours in the valley the children
returned thoroughly delighted with the
trip and very grateful to Miss Lewis.
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BEDIA, Tex, Feb. 5.-William Shan
mons house was fired into Sunday by un-
known parties. Mr. Shannon was shot in
the back and his son through the body.
They returned the fire and shot Leonard
Hall and Andrew jackson, both white
There are fifteen implicated in the shoot.
ing, and they will be arrested There are
two factions here, the Moderators and
the Regulators. The Moderator crowd
invited one of the Regulator boys to come
and bring his crowd if he wanted to fight
He came to shannon house and4he firing
began. Joe Shannon, of the Moderators,
is not expected to live The feud has ex-
listed for many years
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TGENTsIN, Feb. 5.--Admiral Ting. com
mander of the Chinese fleet at Wa Hal
Wei. landed 1000 men on Wednesday last
and made an attempt to reoapture the
southern forts from the Japanese. The at
tempt was finally abandoned, and the
{ Chinese re-embarled. Admiral Ting, who
was held by Viceroy Liu Kun Yih to be
partly responsible for the fall of Port Ar
thur, and whose case was submitted to
the board of punishment for action, was
active in the shore defense of Wei-Hai
Wei His conduct Mt the latter place has
met with commendation. The Chinese
military commanders are at variance.
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A Question of parliamentary Law.

TRENTON, Feb. 5.-Assemblyman Som
mers, Rep, of Somerset, introduced a
resolution in the house last night direct
ing Assemblymen Storrs and Exton, mem
bers of last years committee on elections
to make report of the result of the
Thompson investigation of last summer
Mr.. Storrs asked what jurisdiction this
legislature had over a committee of pre-
vious legislature. Mr. Sommers said he
would answer by asking what right the
committee had to come before this legisla-
ture with bill for the expenses of the in
vestigation as it was well known they
would Mr.. Robertson raised point of
order that the resolution could not be con
sidered until the bill had been presented.
Speaker Cross sustained the point of Or
der, and the matter was dropped for the
present,
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FARClAL TURKISH JUSTICE.
Many Prisoners Condemned without OPP
pOrtunity to Defend Themselves.

Many Prisoners Condemned without OPP
pOrtunity to Defend Themselves.
LONDON, Feb. 5.-A dispatch from Con
stantinople reports recent trials of Arme-
mans at Yoozgat, Pashalio of Sivas, Asia
Minor, say that many of the prisoners
were condemned without being permitted
to give evidence in their own behalf In
one case, however, prominent Armenian
was convicted although he proved that he
was in prison at the time his alleged of
Tense was committed. There were many
similar cases, the trials being a complete
farce.
Armenians are being swept into prison
by the Wholesale, tortured and money ex-
torted from them to crafty private spite.
At Sivas twenty children were imprisoned
for two months, their offense being the
formation of society to raise subscrip
tions for the assistance of poorer children
Many Armenians have been thrown into
prison for having in their possession Bibles
and other books that did not bear the
stamp of the censor,
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No News of the New BOND Issue.

WASHINGTON Feb. $50 far as can be
learned there has been no change in the
bond situation All of the officials are
extremely reticent on the subject, and de-
cline to either affirm or deny any of the
rumors brought to their attention. One
rumor was that the bonds for the new issue
were already being printed, but it could
not be confirmed. The consensus of opin-
ion is that the announcement of bond
issue to foreign purchasers, directly or in
directly, will be made very soon, and that
all arrangements to this end are substan-
TALLY complete.
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No Trace Of the Chioorn.

which left the harbor yesterday morning
to search for the Chicora returned last
night The tug made its way through the
ice all the way to Whiting Ind, and
neither on the trip to that place nor on
the return was anything seen that in any
way resembled that vessel. After the re-
turn of the tug the Graham and Morton
people announced that they had given up
all hope of ever seeing the officers or any
of its crew again. Vesselmen are now OF
the opinion that what was taken for the
hull of the Chicora was nothing but a
mass of dirty ice
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Cuban RevoIutionists Active.

KEY WEST, Fla, Feb 5.--Cuban revo
lutionary groups are showing unusual ac
tivity Dark hints from those near to
Marti chief Of the American party of an
uprising within few weeks, or months at
most has stimulated the zeal of resident
Cubans almost to Il fever Gonzales Que
si.da secretary Of the American reyolu-
tionary organization, arrived on the Mas
cotte from Tampa yesterday for the pur-
pose of adding to the large fund already
on hand for supplying arms. Quesadn ad-
dressed a meeting last night at San Carlos
hall that stirred the Cubans to patrioJIc
enthusiasm