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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-04-23

The Potomac Electric Light and Power Com
pany Is making connection With the Bright wood
railway line an agreement having been reached
by which IT is to supply the motive power
for the entire system. As soon as th. wires neces-
sary to the new circuit strung the old pow er
house will be abandoned. except in cases Of pos
sible emergency. Because OF the breaking II a
wire at the intersection OF Brightwuod AMI Grant
avenues traffic over the Brightwood line was de-
layed Tor several hours Tuesday evening As
soon IS possible after the break were opc-at-
ed In blocks, 1t being necessary to make several
changes In goiEg from Washington to Takoma
The Takoina Athletic Axso ,iation was materially
assisted IN Its entertainment Tuesday evening by
second production of the comedy, "A Quiet
Smoke, by the Brightwood Dramatic Club,
Misses jamie and Annie Grant and Sadie bowie
entertained at an Easter party the following list
OF friends: Misses A. CONES, L. Smallwood. L.
ChisOm and c. Lightfoot, ard Messrs. A. p
Lewis. j. Walker. A. Ridgely, E. Jenkins, W. G.
Carroll c. Comes, LouieO Hall and DIR. johnson
Of Boston.
Mr. e. NJ Brown Is erecting neat little cot
tage on Erie street between 5th and 9Th for Mr.
George II. Jones. MFR. Jones will occupy it about
the lst Of May. A house is being built on A road
for Mr.. VIM. Linkns.
Mr.. d. e. Freeman and family of Washington
moved into one OF the row Of houses On 18th street
child the son Of Mrs. Georgia Brown living
on BrigEtwood avenue opposite the power house.
died suddenly Thursday afternoon.
The Brshtwood Railway Company is making a
practical test of the Lowentufg convertible car.
Terminal Company, and is running on the reg
uiar schedule time. II these are adopted the
necessity of changing the trucks and motors every
spring and fall will be avoided.
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RlVERDALE,

An agreeable entertainment was given by the
Ladies' Aid Society Of the PRESBYTERIAN Church Of
kverdale at thu hal Monday night The hall was
well MIed- The program was rendered by Mis- f.
Nichols, Messrs. White and Koehl, MIRA McGce.
Nj. Holden Of Hyattsyille, Miss Niehnils. Mrs.
Hynex. Mr.. Preston, Mr.. IAdson, Lots MCGEE,
Miss Enc ketner aud Miss Lottis Mangum.
Miss Matte Howard was the guest for some days
of Miss Enc Ketner.
Miss Heanos German visited Miss Lottis Man
gum last week. Il
Mrs r. a. Waters is the, aaest Of her SON and
d:nEhter. nj. and Mrs ]. Al Blundoo.
new Presbyterian Church IL ia be built has been
drawn The hyerdaic Park. Company has given
the trustees q deed for, Tia land and the new
church Will soon be q reali3ysa
st. Mays Catholic Church 10 Marlboro has just
The annual meeting Of the private stockholders Of
the Maryla0d Agricultural College was held We'd
nesday. Col. Ohio II. Williams presided and Dr..
Joseph r. Owens acted a. secretary. There were
o..S7 shares OF stock represented. either In per-
son Son. Or y psc.y, Of which wii@Os Johnson
3: Calvert 176: 9. II. staaisT, SIT; MAJ h. E.
Alvord. 100, and VIM B. Sd2X 80 shares. Mcssrs
Wnmot Johnson, Charles Bp Calvert, Allen Dodge
Ctnries H. STANLEY and Murray NAsdiver Were
sisS ss,a +, s,sssss to The private se
Of the whole board Of the trustees, OF whom the
state has one-half. will be he'd the second Friday
In June ut the college, MANY improvements have
been made throughout tbs college. and the insti-
tuition 10 said to be In a hoafiihing condition.
The circuit court Of Prince Georges county ad-
the case Of Isaac Tppett indicted for burning the
jail, II was decided that be was insane, and he
was On that ground acquitted
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RANDOLPH.

Mrs. Felix Heley and Miss Sadie Burch Of North
west Washington were the Easter guests Of Misl
Mary kenshaw.
Master David Kindleberger is spending several
days with Randolph friends.
Idlewild, the country place Of Mr.. Thomas
Holmes, Is being tidicd up for the reception Of the
family. Mrs Holmes and her daughter, Mrs. n.
H. Howard, will arrive carly in the week.
Mr.. Louis Witkoosh and Miss Daily Of Washing
ton were among the late visitors at Randolph.
Arbor day was appropriately observed by the
pupils OF Miss Braddock's school. The forenoon
was devoted to Identifying the lawn with shrubs
and flowers, and in the afternoon the following
program was rendered: Song, Arf,or Day Greeting
defamation, II Love the Springtime," Albert
Trailing Arbutus. Dora Holman: recitation.
The Glory of the Year Willard zepp: song.
''Hurrah for Arhor Day." recitation. The Voice
Of Spring. Nora Pyle; My Maryland" song and
chorus; .'violet and Rose" Blanche Dove; The
Arbor Day March, by school; essay upon .Orna-
mental Trees" Louise Ren.haw; song. "A Tribute
to Nature" essay upon ,.Faowcrs," julia Zepp;
upon VIVID Flowers" Mary Little; essay upon
Old fashioned Flowers," Pansy LOchte: whistiing
song and chorus, by tie school.
The funeral Of Mr. Thaddeus Green, prominent
Bethesda Presbyterian Church. Rev. Parke P.
F1ourBoy ofRciattng. Intermcnt was made at Be
thessla cemetery. The deceased was a native Of
Virginia, locating here with his family early in the
SOS, and serving the county AZ deputy sheriff for
q number of years prior to his demise A widow,
whom Is Mrs. Thomas Owens Of Derwood. Nd
Miss Minnie Riggs, who has been visiting at the
hoepitable home OF Mrs. p. c. Stevens, returned
today to her home near Brookevilie. Md.
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BROOKLAND.

The sRsing tea given by the Sewing Guild Of the
Church Of Our Savi,., held last night at the town
haH was q decided success The hall had the
aipea-sCoe OF slsrinstinn from tho many palms,
poitsd plants. Faster lilies ard Gu: flowers that
Lent beauty and fragrance to the scene Green
was the prevailing shade. and tables and booths
were decorated IN hat color. There q large
Attendance, despite he fact that u similar affair
had occurred the night before. There also q
musical program, which consisted of planO selec-
tions By Prof SALESMAN. Miss Mclean and Miss
siekles; mandolin numbers BY Miss Daisy Clarke,
aid several vocal snios by Miss Daisy Clarke. Ii
Is probable that gos,dly sum was reafzcl. The
boo.hs were prettiiy decorated, and were pre-
s si owe. by The fS,lowlnx; Supper, Mrs Holmes.
Miss Small ice cram, Mrs Gaines Mrs. Reub-
ram, Mrs. Stalee, Mrs. Miller and Miss Burr: fancy
table ard candy, Mrs. Scott Mrs. Penrod, Mrs
Small. Mrs, e.ds. Mrs. Clarke and Mrs. Towers.
The Co-lnthian Eucire Club had q pleasant
Llsetins Wednesday night at the residence Of Mr.
s siA Ms. , siniee Those present were Mr. and
Ms. Davis. Mr.. am Mrs. stalee, Mr.. and Mrs.
Holmes. Mr.. Armstrong and Mrs. Eugle. Prizes
wera carried on BY Mr.. Davis. Mr.. Godfrey and
Dr. A. l. Jackson. Refreshments were served OF
q late hour.
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LANGDON.

Rev R. H. Graham has returned to IAnsdon and
1t is probable that he may take up his residence
here for the summer.
Mrs. T. W. Raetz and daughters, Eta and Edyth,
who have been visiting Mrs W. B. Page, have re-
turned home.
summer.
Mrs. VIM. L. Mothersead and daughter Mabel and
Miss Eva Thompson. have returned to Washington.
after pleasant visit to Mr. and Mis-. W. B. Page.
Miss Z. L. Chase gave Der pupils Of the third
grade pleasant trip to Washington yesterday to
visit the Capitol and other public buildings.
Mrs Charles Anderson, who has been 80 i'll at her
residence on Frnnkfort street. was something better
today, and her friends now hopeful Of her re-
cov.ry.
Mr.. Jgs,s,h waller OF Avalon Heirbts who was
badly hurt by being thrown from his bicycle about
a veek ago, Is able to be about again.
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DUNcANSON BROS. AUCTToNEERS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL. ESTATE, NO. AIS FIRST STREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
real. ESTATE, NO. il5 FIRST STREET
SOUTHWEST.
i;y virtue of two certIin deeds of trust to us,
the dated March y. 1890. and duly recorded
u! Liber No. 1857. folio 465 seq. and the other
dated My l. 1Ssb, and duly recorded in Liber No.
3i2J, folio 2i6 ct seq of the land records of the
District of Columbia. and at the request Of the
party secured thereby, We the undersigned trus-
tees, will sell, at public auction. in front Of the
pr misses, On WEDNESDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF
SAi. AID 1891. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the
following described land and premises. situate in
the city Of Washington. in the District of Column
bia. and designated and being the north 10 feet
front on lss street by the full depth OF lot 49, In
Mflburn's subdivision of square $50, per plat
recorded in Liber y. r.. folio go of the records
Of the olec Of the surveyor Of said District. to-
ESther with the improvements consisting Of two
story frame building
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
TO be paid Ia cash. and The balance In two equal
instaiinents. payable in and two years, with
Interest at six 80 per centum per annUm, payable
semi annually. from day of sale. secured by deed
of trust upon the property Sold all cash. ut the
option OF the purchaser. deposit of 500 will be
required of the purchaser at the time of sale All
concentrating. recording and notariaI fees at the
cost OF the purchaser Terms of sale to be COM
piled with within ten days from day Of SALE other
wise the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property ut the risk and Of the defaulting pIr-
ch-se-.
MAIIfON ASHFORD Trustee
COSSTANT1SE II. WILLIAMSON Trustee
- Address. 47U Louisiana ave
NATHI. WILSON. Attorney for party secured.
ap2sd&ds No. go. 624 ST. NV
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ANACOSTlA.

Mrs- NJ. b. Kirkpatrick Of Thihau. India. lectured
last evening in the Anacostia Baptist Church be-
fore large audience on the subject Of mis-
sions In India. This evening the Chinese day
school. which attracted so much attention during
the recent meeting In Washington Of the Woman
BAPTIST Foreign Missionary Society, will give an
exhibition In the Anaeosfia church.
The dog supposed to be mad which was running
at large few miles below Anaeostis, and which
bit several dogs In the neighhorhood aiso hgt and
severely inJEred Charles II. Parker, eolored man.
He has been taken to the Pasteur Inettfuta IN
Baltimore for treatment.
John p. Webster has been aDpotnteA o. - -
road supervisors for Oxou Hin dtstrict
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

C. G. SLOAN & CO.. AUcT1ONEERs, 14O7 ST.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A yALUABLE BUILDING
SITE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF RI STREET
BETWEEN FLORIDA AVE AND ''22D'
STREET NV.
Ey virtue of q certain deed Of trust, dated 10Th
November, 1901 and recorded in Lfber 1850. folie
10 ct seq. of the land records Of the District
Of Columbia. and at the request OF the holder OF
the notes secured thereby. viii sell at public
auction, In font Of the premises, on TUESDAY,
MAY FOURTH, 1897. AT FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. :,
the following real estate in Washington county,
District OF Columbia to wit:
Lot numbered nine ts) IN block numbered ten 40,
In kalorama Heights" as per plat recorded IN
L.ber County No. 7. folio RI. Of the records of the
surveyors Office Of the District of Columbia.
Terms OF sale: One third cash. balance in equal
payments In one 0D and two ~ years, with inter
est from the day of sale. to be secured by pur-
ohasees notes and deed of trust upon the property
sold. A deposit Of 500 will be required at time
Of sale All conveyancfng and recording at pur-
chaser's cost Terms Of sale to be complied with In
ten days from dny Of sale. else trustees reserve
right to resell at risk and cost Of defaulting pur-
chaser.
W. s. THOMPSON. Trustee,
I03 18th st. NV.
q. CARLYLE WHITING, Trustee,
ap2-d&ds 734 14th st. NV.
For Other Auctions See PAGE IA.
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G. G. SLOAN 4 CO., Auctioneer., i+o7 q q.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT, BE,
NC PREMISES NO. 100 FRANKLIN STREET
By virtue Of cert.in deed Of trust US. dated
the ID day Of December, AID. 1891. and duly re-
corded in Libcr No: 1888 At folio sc3 ct seq. Of
tie land records Of the District Of Columbia and at
the request Of the party secured thereby. viii
sell 81 public auction, In front OF the premisas On
SATURDAY MAY FIRST, AID. 1891 AT FIVE
ECLock PM. the following described real estate,
situate In the city Of Washington. In the District
OF Columbia and distinguished and being lot
numbered los. ir the subdivision made by the Com-
missiensrs of the Hoiledgs estate of square nusn-
bered 5io as the same appears Of record In the Of
nre OF the surveyor Of the District Of Coiumbia,
together with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-third Of the purchase money
IN cash and the balance in and two years. with
interest a. the rate OF per cent per annun. pay
apie s<nf-annuoly, and secured By deed Of trust
On the property sold, all cash, at the option Of
the purchaser. depoett Of 500 required at time
OF sale Conveyancing and recording at purchaser .
cost. Terms Of sale to be complied with In ten
days from date Of SALE oehexwise trustees reserve
TIE ryat 70 resell the property at the risk and cost
a defauiting Purchase
fHOs. B. wARRIcK. Trustee.
009 ut. NV.
spif0Zs'-'&do 1882 1ith ct. NV.
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change was made in tie constitution re,a-
tive to the admission 9f pew members, by
which q large number o. candidates can
ROW secure admission to)the club The IN
hr1 OF new members = expected to be
great. and by the regular meeting In June
the ranks OF the club are, expected to be as
fun as they ever werA1n not exceed the
figh water limit. When this Is done more
definite information Of the crews and their
formation can be told+ The next meeting
Of the club will be held tile first Wednesday
in next month, and a u6mber Of appnca-
tons will be acted upone.,1
Whether the club takes an active part In
rscing this year win not affect its pleasure
PARTIES. These will be continued on an even
broader scale than last season, and the up
river landing win be Tilted up in short
while for the season. The club Will make 4
feature of these pleasure parties, with
beneficial results. cah
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DUNCANSON BROTHERS,. Auctioneeis. ap23-eo
G G. SLOAN & Co. AUCTIONEERs. 14o7 81

TRUSTEES. SALE OF FIVE NEARLY NEW AND
BRICK DWELLINGS,, KNOWN AS NOS. 50,
6c5. CT. CD AND Ss1 EIGHTH 81 NORTH
EAST. .
BY virtue of a certain deed of trust dated the
.l21 folio 362 seq. OF the land records OF
the District Columbia and at the request Of the
marty secured thereby. viii sell. at public auc-
ton In front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY:
MAY FIFTH. 1891 AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. all
these certain pieces or parcels Of land situate in
the city of Washington. in the District Of toiunl-
bia and known AMI distinguished rs and being part
of lot numbered ninet ythr"e $50, fronting seven
teen "a feet Sth st. east running hack with
that with sixty t6U, feet also, part of lot num-
beret ninety four. fronting seventeen at, feet on
sth st east running back with that width sixty s
tah fronting seventeen az feet Sth st. east.
runnn: back with that width sixty GOD feet also,
part Of lot numbered ninety six t96) fronting sew
that width sixty go, feet; Also part Of lot num-
bercd fI, fronting seventeen % feet
sth st. east running back with that width sixty
TO, feet all Of said lots being in John H. Walters
dred and thirteen t913). together with the I'M
provements. consisting of FIVE nearly new three
story and Easement brick dwellings, known Nos.
623. Gs5, 62f. 500 and 631 sth st.
Terms of sale: One-thrd of the purchase money
In cash. balance In one. two and three years, with
interest ut the rate Of six per cent Fer annum pay
able semi annually and secured by deed of trust
the property sold; all cash, at the option of the
purchaser All c0nveyancfnS and recording at pur-
ohaser's cost. A deposit of 500 required each
louise at time of sale. Terms OF sale be COM
wise tie trustees reserve the right TO resell the
property ut the risk and OF the defautiny
purchaser after due notice of such resale published
in some Washington newspaper.
J. TAYLOR EII.YSON.
CLAIMING NJ. BOLTON,
ap23d&ds Trustees.
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From the San Franeisce Examiner. -tdai
The American ship IroQuois came into
port late this afternoon. In her cabin
were the preserved bodies Of two strange
fish that were caught on the voyage and
frog that came aboard the vessel in mid
ocean. All these were odd creatures, and
Captain Taylor had them preserved to be
presented to the Academy of Sciences. The
frog was found by one of the sailors cling
ing to the nixzen topmast backstay Ian
yard. When the tar discovered the frog
the IMAM was 50 astonished that he nearly
lost his hold of the ratlines. He did not
dare to touch the batrachian. but rapidly
descended to the deck and reported his
find to the captain. The mate went aloft
and captured It. The ship was then in
latitude 1854 south and longitude los. 20
west.
The officers Of the vessel say they have
no idea where the frog came from, unless
1t was scooped or q cloud by the mast
They say 1t was not on the vessel when
she left port. 1t was just about the time
the frcg was captured that strange fish
were caught.
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AUCTION SALE
OF THREE VERY DESIRABLE
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES.

TUESDAY. April. Twenty SEVENTH 1907
Al dALF-PASr FIVE O'CLOCK NJ
will sell. at public auction without reserve
three subdivisions Of the Rowena Phillips property
quartz Of q mile from Falls Church and ilaIf miIs
from Steam and electric cars, In Alexandria county
Va, TO wit: >''
FIRST TRACTLl5 acres
Second TRACT-10 acres, both unimproved
nigh With beautiful view Of Washington. Maryland
and virginia TO the Blue Ridge nountaips
THIRD TRACr-About Is acres improved by n
new ieroonI hoass, well Of good water orchards
snail fruits, etc.
TERMS: Onethird cash. balance one and two
years This property will be sold without reserve
To satisfy outstanding trust
special car On the w A and r. r. ,,,,~,v
VIII leave the Aqueduct bridge at 4:4O n m aa
day of sale f-1- o'
PHIL II. TUCK, Trustee
For fnl particulars call or address
Will. W. DOUGLAS Attorpey-at-IAw
aPiS-h go ST., Washington d. C.
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ap23-d&ds
RATCTIFFE. SUTTON & CO.. AUCTIONEERS.
successors to Radcliffe. Darr { Col
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND KNOWN AS PART OF AARON. on THE
MARLBORO ROAD, IN THE DISTRICT OF

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND KNOWN AS PART OF AARON. ON THE
MARLBOR0 ROAD. IN THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA
By virtue of certain deed of trust. dated the
26th day of March, 1887. and recorded In Liber
numbered 1924. folio PA ct se.l.. of the land
records OF the District of Columbia. the under
signed surviving trustee will, TUESDAY, MAY
FOURTH. 1897. at BALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
PM, In front Of the premises. sell. ut public
ton, that certain lot and parcel of land situate In
the county of Washington. In said District of Co
liInbis, known as AMI being part of tract Of
land called Aaron beginning the Marlboro road
southwest corner Of the tract to the sixth 18th,
line thereof: thence south eighty degrees fifty
hve minutes go So east to the end of sixth
eth line; thence seventh 9TH, eighth (Sthj.
ninth 9th. tenth u0tm and eleventh u1th) lines
of the tract to the end of the eleventh 1lth, line
thence by such line viii strike the thirteenth
18th line at the Marlboro road: thence on said
rad to beginning. ard containing ffty-nine acres
and thlrty-six perches. more or less.
Terms of sale: One-third cash. and the balance
in two equal installn1ents at one and two years,
secured by the prGInissory notes of the purchaser,
bearing interest at six per cent per annum and
secured by deed of trust the premises Sold all
cash. at the option Of the purchaser. ConveyaDcing
and recording at the purchasers cost. Terms to
be complied with within fifteen days from the day
of sale. the trustee the right to resell
at the cost of defaultinx purchaser. A deposit Of
$50 will be required mt the time of sale
JOHN A BAKER. Surviving Trustee.
ape3 dstds 1913 III ST. NV. Washington. ID. c.
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DUNcASsoN BROTHERS. Aucr1oNEERs


TIL SIEIS SALE OF ELEGANT BUSINESS
SIAND FOR A FLORIST OR MARKET GAR
DEsNER ALSO BEING GROUND SITE FOR
BliIDlSG OPERATIONS. HAVING FROM
A6E DE- ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-rfyE
49, FEIcr ON STREET CORNER OF
I'D KIEENTH STREET SOUTHEAST (fDM-
pkisiNG 1882 FEET, MORE OR Less. IN
WASHINGTON, D. C. "
~ virtue OF certain deed Of trust recorded In
iAnSr no 1888. at folio 10 ct SEQ, one of the
Ia ~ records Of the District OF Columbia We shall
.,, n front Of The premises TUESDAY, THE
W ~ l,SEs sNTH DAY OF April. AID 1891,
AT HAI.F-PAST SIX O'CLOCK p NJ, lots twenty.
SCI en- co twenty-eight t2s) and twenty nine t20,
in sioare ten hundred and forty three uoi3) to-
Er'ber with the improvements thereon CONSISTING
OF Isrse gi.ts house for propasntins Covers and
u good two-story brick dwelling
III not sold as a whole then IL will be oce
In convenient sibdivsional parts for building uur-
po~es.
Tsrrs Of sale: One-third cash, balance I'm one
ard two years. with interest at per cent Ier
nnndrn. payable semi annually. $500 REQUIRED AZ
time Of sale
CHAS. r. BENJAMIN
WILLIAM H. DUSCANSoN
ap-odkos Trustees.
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WHAT rs THE GRIP?
This MystcFiO1s and Terrible Disease
Carefully Analysed and Described
What to Do When 1t Comes.

What to Do When 1t Comes.
Nearly every physician, every scientist and eveey
sufferer has been asking tfris great question: What
Is the Grip? Whatever 1t may be, It Is certain
that 1t is something within the. body which II
6ghting with the tody to undermine the life.
What would common sense dictate in such an
emergency Counterfeit the enemy. Drive 1t from
the system Do not tr1fe with 1t. Act promptly and
wisely at the first approach which you readily
detect. Tnke something which couhteract their
deadly influence. Spirits Of some kind the best
thing to take. and whiskey L. preferable to any
other kind Of spirit; but 1t should be borne very
carefully In mind that only pure whisk.y will have
the effect, and it should also be remembered that
DIny's pure malt whiskey stnnds at the heall Of
all preparations, and Ia the only medicinal wbiskey
upon the market. Scientists have asserted this
the doctors have verified 1t and millions Of people
have proven 1t beyond doubt. There many
INSCRIPTIONS dealers who win assure you that any
whskey Will answer the purpose, but they are wrong
and are trying to deceive you. In case Of Grip
you cannot afford to take any chances, therefore
take that which Is, beyond question, pure, mcdi-
eiDal and the only valuable whiskey upon the mar
ket