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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

! 1 ! i III r
IT, T.f~o+~ Not the left over styles-but
nc jackets the very newest and latest
creations-The very SWEETEST
ana OapeS. garments designed too late to
------------- -- fetch the regular prices come
TO us from the best makers by every express on
such terms that make this the GREATEST DIES
GENDER COAT SALE ON RECORD.
What other store provides so wide range OF
style and price? What other store offers such
magnificent qualities at such ridiculous prices!
OUR JACKET AND CAPE STOCK Is
THE BEST. Enough said.
cioih Doubt empire back beautifully braided furtrimmed
collar and front regular 50 quality our special price >o
Ladies Bouce capce double empire back. sane lined
furrnmed collar and front regular $3.50 quality our spe
Ladies, porcle Canes full sweep Saline lined furrim
med extra good quality regular 50 quality our SpecS SAFE
Ladies Atwood Beaver Cloth caPss handsomely braided s
ooublc collar. with extra TAP on
Collar regular quality special sale price ssS
Ladies Fine Wool eTsey SaPe very Pe,' na Husp
SPECIAL spec i'G io9, price price $50 Jaw ''
Plush capes Of Extra Fine Quality Plush Handsomely
headed and braided Thibc fur trimmed around collar ana
front regular s22 quality, our low price si50s
LADIES COATS Of Fine Black Beaver Coth h6 6s nee
ity special sale price, s4fs ,
Ladies Coats medium shade tan mix coat front velvet
iIp' slo euaIity our special SAFE price s7Gs
Ladies Fine Black Kersey Jackets coat fly front self
regular $50 uality~our special price, SOS.
Ladies Fine Royal Blue Kersey Cloth Jackets nicely
i silOo T'i ow PRICE PRICE, t ssis "'
Ladies Jackets extra hne Cadet Blue Kersey beauti
@ 9raq heavy yes sst s nei 6ar low price SIS
Ladies' Light Tan Kersey here is s an eTT rttDe
regular price sls. Your pick at sla
IT, Other peoples happiness-thats
liz your main thought nowadays. Try
ing to find an appropriate gift at price
FufS. YOU can afford to pay is often vexing.
--- We solve the troublesome question and
help 10 decide. We suggest LASTING gifts
that will be kept and cherished for years to come
-FURS.
Our selling of welknown furrier's line OF
elegantly made up pieces enables you to buy
FIRST-CLASS GOODS AT WHOLESALE
COST.
so Astrachan colarettc s6B; SIS Skunk coarette SIS;
s nr1 s coaTete S. sex Seal colarette SIS Sc
French coney colarette $40 s2 French SSney Se ED
rinimcr colaree ssis Belgian caPes s1ls 81
achan capc so sS SIS Astrachan capes s2 s Astrachsn
cage Stone a MSo ssa C"sfs Electric sea ear
800 81 Rat scarfs sos; s. Musk Raj scsrfs SG9;
Seal NUTS S% s. coney Mugs S2eSi 81 Mo M H s
$ ssqnk NUM- NUNS s s go sSS"f M1s r' $40 skunk
MuGs SsgS 81 Chds Set grey fox 81 81 "a Chd s
ham, ialho- Sc si.''' y '"' '''' "'''' '' ''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12
The
Umbrellas.

cost We've Splendid coHection--wlII iHcHtIon
a few.
Ladies Fine c hangeable SILK Serge Umbrellas. green
and black navy and black red and black all with silk
match. natural handles regular - quality our special
price. S239.
Ladies % inch with Horn. Ivory and Natural handles
fnlad sterling beautifully mounted hobby extra fine
quality linton silk Tneta positively will split regular
$3.50 quality. Special Sale price. $40
Ladies Changea bic Twill silk Serge Umbrellas close
rolling with the Prince Of Wales Handles. very
swell in red. green and navy, regular s. quality. Our
special low price, $500
Gents 70 inch Union SILK Serge Umbrellas steel rod,
close rolling with natural MOravan vine handles inaiG
s. quality Our special low price. Si.3c.
Special Offering in Union SILK Tanea Umbrellas. SILK
case match natural handles silk tasse. steel rod.
close rolling, speci al 50 quality Our low price, S96.
Extra Fine Quality Taneta SILK Umbrella, inch, silk
close rolling the latest carved Moravian
handles. silver mounted silver swedges
lar 81 quality Our special bargain price 215.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

The daintiest, sweetest and
most lasting perfumes are put
ND by Garwood. We carry All
immense assortment. They are
magnihcently bottled and boxed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12
Kid
Gloves.

house.
Esa-All gloves from one dollar up are fitted at
our counters.
our Alexander Kid Gloves With pearl buttons or
CLASH with heavy embroidery of both black and self Color
IN all Of the oadn shades OF brown tan black and ight
evening shades. regular 81 Is value our price SlM
Tho Beatrice Glove. made OF tine French Kid me
finished seams both wide and single embroidery every
ar guaranteed asto and quality; russell and black
price $3.50
our celebrated Royal Gloves. well known Tor
wear and durability Fosters patent hook in black only
price sl25
Two Clasp Pique Gloves just the right glove for hard
service in assorted tans. red and black, SLJ
ChIdrens 2-casp Gloves with heavy stitching on tho
back IN red and tan. Soc. regular SLo0 value
-Four Button Kid Gloves soft and elastic skim stitching
on red and black. only loc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12
able
Linens.

German Linen Table Covers. frnged,
all linen. 21-2 yards long real value.
sl39: holiday price, 81.
Fringed Scotch Linen Table Covers.
very fne quality. pretty designs. . IL
Yards long. real value. $25; holiday
price. $50
Woven Border Irish Linen Table Covers.
3 wards long. designs in dots and flowers,
real value. $269; holiday price. g.
Irish Linen Table Covers. woven borders,
l-2 yards long designs In ivy, carna-
tions, chrysanthemums and dots. excep-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

Bohemian Vase. heavily decorated In
gold Is inches high. worth Sl.O0 Our price
G9c.
Extra Large Tifney Vase. 20 inches high
sold everywhere at 500. our price $500
several styles 10 select from.
Large KoH Vase. entirely new ana rich
coloring. worth SIS. Our price oJc. ana
1jc.
Fine China cup and Saucer heavily giid-
cd i'm gold. right price would be Sl0o. We
sell them 40 j3c. pair.
Fine Genuine Cut Glass Rose Jar, worth
500 our price SL9..
Cut Glass oil Bottle, SIC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

tionally heavy linen, real value, 1875: holl-
day price, $40
German Linen Table Covers, hemstltch'
ed yards long. very fine. good designs,
real value. $3.50, holiday price. 1915.
German Linen Table Covers. woven bor-
ders. the heaviest linen 10 be had. doubly
woven. special bargain. yards long;
real value. $3.50; holiday price. 81.
Scotch Linen Table Set. Cloth yards
long fringed, with doylies TO match. de-
Signs in ferns and dots. real value, $3.50;
holiday price, 1919.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12
Garwood's
Perfumes.

put up in hand-palnted boxes, shuggIed IN iIcn
satin encased in exquisite Bohemian vases and jars
of every description-of the specials we mention
the. following:
Garwood's sachet Powder all odors' put up In pretty
boxes Zoe size for &C.
iarwood's Fine Extracts regular Zoe. size for Sc.
CARVE as Extracts. japanese metal pan
trays regular 2Jc for Ice.
Regular 15c Perfumes put up 10 fancy baskets for oc
Garwoods Fine Cologne, In dainty little baskets regular
1Oc Sc.
Good Cologne large fancy bottles regular lo sort Tor
Joe.
Regular Zoe bottles Of Good Perfumes for sc.
C;arwoods Cologne. put in dainty little china tea
pots kind for l9c
Ciarwoods Violet long sprinklerop bot
ties the 2jc. for loc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

Pretty Glass lnk-Stands. Ia inches
square, with sterling tops.9oc.
~ inch Reading Glasses. heavily
metal-bound with IL inch Colonial de-
sign. sterling handle, $3.50
Bonnet or Velvet Brushes whisk shape
long soft bristles, handsome designs, '9c-'
Csc. Si.s9. $50. }l9S and $3.50.
Military Hair Brushes. very handsome
sterling backs. 2.is.
Shaving Brushes. fine badger bristles.
sterling handles N.39 and Sl.59
Infants Brushes. sterling handles &c,
Sc, Sll9 and N.l9.
- inch Whisks. with inch chased
sterling handles enclosed in red seal stcr-
ling mounted case. Sls'.
New Pointed Shape Pungents. rich cut
glass. hinged sterling tops. with Chale-
laine ring, II inch, $40; 8 II inch,
$50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

CONS. steamboats,. Police Patrols. Prices
range from IOc up to sl.9S each.
Doll Trunks. 1Oc., l9c., &C. S'c.' ioc''
and G9c. each.
Boxes containing Twelve Assorted Toys
all spIendd-5Oc and Sl.co a box.
Bulb Toys. very funny, o9c, 'oc', ana
Sc. each.
Musical Toys. Dozens Of different kinds
1Oc MP 20 SlO0.
Tin Ranges. Kitchen outfits, san
Boats, Steam Boats, Trains, ana o'hers'
Sc. mp TO SOC.
Grace Hoops. &c., and 39c. set.
GAMES.-All of the old favorites and
the seasons newest, at the very lowest
prices.
A. Il. G. Blocks, Zoe. up to 75c.
Building Blocks, from lOc. up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

o
le soldiers
all thep
and New factor a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12
T he
FufS.

SIS Astrachan Collarotte, 50; 81 Kr
Electric Seal COllarettc. SIS; $2j
French Concy COllarette, $40, $l2
fecD. SIS: s. Sheared Coney Cola
Krimmcr Collarotte. $S.4S; $40 Belgis
French Coney Cares, SO. SO Astrac
trachan Capcs. Sl0s8. SIS Astrachan
Capes. s22 so IS Wool Seal Capes. :
$3.50: 81 stone Marten Scarfs, A.39;
1863: 81 Musk Rat Scarfs. S2.9S; -
Sc Concy Scarfs. S3.gs; $3.50 Coney
Seal Muffs. 2.9S: 81 Coney Mufts.
$3.50: 81 Skunk Muffs, $3.50; sl5 Sto
81 Grey FOX Muns. S2.9S. $50 Lynx
Muns. SS9S. $3.50 Child Set. grey Il
lamb. a.3s; 81 Child's Set white al
hair, SOC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

3inch Files. with finch sterling ham
dies. 9ec., Sll9. SLes, sl0s
Nail Polishers. toothbrush shape, ster-
ling cases, 79c., SEC, S.l9.
Nall Pollshers. with sterling backs and
upright sterling handles. soc. and 9Sc.
Sterling mounted fine seal Pocket Toilet
Cases, containing bovel edge mirror. stor-
ling back comb and steel nail fle. scots.
Small Octagon Shape Plain Cut Glass
Jars, with plain and chased sterling tops
&c.
Full size white enamelled Glove
Stretchers,- with richly chased sterling
handles. Sl59.
Bright and Satin finish. richly chased
sterling garter clasps. Sll9 pair.
a splendid line OF highly Polished Steel
Shoe Horns, with rich sterling handles,
As 50, 50. TO- 50. Csc. $3.50 and s2lg
r Table Linens. They're the most
:. $500. (sfott,- O. Viii:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

Special at 5oc., is-inch, jonted Kid
body. fine Bisque head and arms, shoes
and stockings. sleeper. with curly blonde
hair.
Dressed Dolls at 5oc.. l2-inch Fully
Dressed Dolls Fine Bisque head and
arms. jointed. shoes and stockings. hat,
dress. and undcr garments. IL other
styles at soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

Here's department where conn.,
dence dwells eternally. Tomorrow
we put on Our counters the greatest
Glove values in this city. Better
Gloves for the money than any other
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-12

Candy The younger
Tx older folk First candy the
by the o AT FAR LOWER PRO
sell PURE
and chocolates Je
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-11

leaved clover. horseshoe, or the like,
but mere picking them up is not lucky. IL
must be- an assured fact thet the finding
is thing of pure chance; then az the
object is taken in hand you must say;
Il do not pick up this horseshos (cr
four-leaved clover a the case may be).
but pick up good luck. May II never
leave me- a." Horseshoes are useful for
more things than one. A crooked nail
from one is sure curs for fits or if placed
in the nest of sitting hen will keep her
from being frightened off by thunder
Made into ring and worn on tho third
finger of the left hand it cures rheuma-
tism. But 10 cannot be insisted upon too
strongly that all these things must bo
founi-you cannot buy luck.
Mirrors are good things 10 havc--if
they remain whclo. 1t ia always wise to
have little one set in ring brooch
or hrac let You know evil things are
urahle TO withstand n sight Of them
selves. If they catch the igh56st glance
of their ugly vsages they ice for tEoir
very existence. Tins makes barber shop
lucky place To rave your hair cut III,
but the barber must be particular TO 60
TO tie top Of bill with all bis clippings
and let thom be blown awav, else some
thing Undesirable may ind the hair anl
work you a mi chief. There are sorie
bsrbcrs In Chicago who ar9 known TO bA
car / - ABOUT climbing hills for this
purpose. Holding mirror in front of u
man when be is sleeping will put a
SOP To any hail storm IL persisted in.
Ard, ry the way, the unluckcst thing in
thu world is to steal from u blacksmith.
Many man has been known To be de-
foated on election day because in his loy.
hood he took Things from the smithy
without permission. And it is also unfor-
tunate to make any disposition of tie
parlngs Of your 1nger nails except TO
bury them.
The evil eye is al ancient institution
ana ore worthy OF regard. The animus
behind the ownGr OF t1o bad eve is always
envy. He secs something that he wants $
ana looks askancc 80 it, and after THAI
the thing never has any luck. Then,
wAen the evil-oSed no secs that, she eau
not wish for it and hor power is gone In
s9me places this ia done hy putting IL
Tia piece Of black court plaster or some
hing similar on the face. Lamr,llck on
tnR eycllds u tan ous. taOugh rains
ould co t.ken not q make 10 lJos ike
long eyclHshcs. In Chitaxa q favorit1
cUsmetiu for this urn 50 l. SCOT what
the Lritish cali blacks. ~, sc re g'n.
erally worn; and it has De erLduely
surmiscd that this is ore reason why The
city and its inhabitants have such good
luck-nO envious visitor has ever tee n
abls To make the evil cye work through
ttc smoke nuisance. --Chicago Times.
Herald
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-11
Catarrh Lan1o pe (urca

with LOCAL ApPIl ATiONS. rs thoy cannot
reach thu seat 81 tho UrsrpsA Catsrrh ~ n
blood or constitutional disease. aud In order
80 cure ~ YOU musf tPke i1ternal remedies.
Halls Cutarrh Cure 4 taken internally. Hnd
ots directly on the blood and mucous sur.
faces Hail. Cntsrrh cure - not a quAck
medicine. 40 was ufcstrlioi hv ono ~ a
host uliy~ici6us iu Tits country TO- wears. and
~ D. uultt nrc~crintton. 10 H. comp,sad of
th' est MOS know II, comlinci with the
fu~t blood iu1rther.. acting afrerflv on The
niuff u surfaces. The prIfart ru.r hipatiun of
ihe two ingrelif MS is wi n pvo iuess sIch
wen loriui results in curing Catarrh. SonA
iot te~timonirls free.
J. > CHENEY a co, Props, Toledo. o
SOIL bv druggists. price 49,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-11

the will Of Jason Rogers. the great loco
motive builder. has been aired in the
newspapers many times in the last year.
1t seems To begin with Mr. Cauldweli's
attempt, four years ago, 10 make daily
ont OF his always successful Sunday Mer-
curry. This paper bad been recognized
institution OF the city for fifty years. But
with It's change To daily IL lost prestige,
and in the spring of 1891 10 became n
political organ and died political death.
In March, 1885, Mr.. Cauldwell sold his
last interest In the historic paper to
William Noble. n brother of Dan Noble
the famous Northampton bank roLbsr
taxing the Hotel Empire, Sixty-third
street and the Boulevard in part pay
inent
Mr. Cauldwell has daughter, Janet
G. C.Cauldwell. and u son, Leslie &. Cauld
well, an artist, who do not consider the
matter serious enough to bring them back
from Paris
1t was in 1868, in Morrisania, that
and left an estate, said to be worth
s. 00), coo, in TIE hands OF trustees, one
of whom was Columbus c. Rogers his
brother. The beneBoiaries were his child
rem, Mrs Mary j. Westerteld Miss Flora
Rogers and Thomas Rogers. Columbus
B Rogers resigned in June, 1886 and
Mr. Cauldwell the proprietor of the Mpr-
curry, ana aIpillar of financial rectitude.
was appointed in his place.
The formal charge made by the daugh-
ters Of Jason Rogers places the first mis-
uss Of the money of the estate coinoldaut
with the ambitions that wrecked the
famous paper. lt was in 1893 that the
SUNDAY Mercury became the Daily Mer-
curry, and IL was In 1893 according Ca the
Ieporti of Expert Accountant Chnrles
Dntton, that sl7. 500 was Withdrawn from
the estate by Mr.. Cauldwoll as "ca
loan "
Thereafter A" continues the affidavit.
"CaCldwell withdrew from the estata
large SUNS OF money. Such withdraw a :
were made from funus of the trust est, 90
in tho Central Trust Company, To the
credit Of the trustees. The whole amount
embezzled from the trusts bY the trustees.
OF one of them, amounts as shown b. tie
Investigation, to si95 2;0 ~ "
In March. 1895, Mr.. Csuldwell turned
over the paper 60 persons who are siid tO
have dropped S4U0. 900 in II months he
became into the bargain, owner Cf the
Hotel Empire. In turn he assigned the
hotel property to the clamoring ueirc ses
whose attorney. Hamilton Nails. starte
the investigation of the trust hut even
tho pig hotel thrown into tie gau sank
out of sight and now the worst has taken
place.
With his old pnper gone. MIR. Cauldwel
took unto himself new wife mem ing
Mrs. Eleanor Lewis from the Hotel
Emtire in February Of this year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-11

PROVIDENCE

The NEWS does not
claim the biggest circuIa-
ton. Indeed, for a good
many reasons it is proud
of its
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-11
THINGS DONE FOR LUCK.
Some Ola superstitions, Not All Of
Which Have Entirely disappeared.

Some Old superstitions, Not All of
Which Have Entirely disappeared.
We are content today To throw rice at a
newly married couple or an old shoe or
two. and tho bride tossss her bouquet
among the girls to Inform her who Is
lucky enough to catch 1t that she will hs
the next one married. But wheat Is really
the thing to throw because the evil spirits
hate the color yellow above all things
If white oranlike rice Is used ii attracts
them. and, 90 become efiicaclous, should
be oolored yellow with turmcric or sone
similar dyo. Ghosts and the things that
bring III luck. hate leather, so old Shoes
IL was suggested that the guests throw the
carriage and lot tho couple drive away In
the shoe. But shoe under your pillow
Is radical cure for nightmare, and
cramps in bed can be avertcd by placing
n slipper upside down at the foot of the
couch. The nss OF trunk straps, slippers
leather whips, and the like on small boys
also prevents the approach Of new spirits
Of mischief and drives OF the old ones. IL
Is well for tho bridegroom to sew garlic
cloves and rosemary In his whistcont be-
fore the ceromony--no spirit gets depraved
enough to stand that combination. Tho
route at wedding must bp arranged 80
that everything is done rs the sun travels
or as The hands of watch go round;
anciontly there used to be sacred fire
about which the tride and groom danced
In this manner.
IL is ali right enough to find four
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-11
Trains Leave Oakland Beach:

For Providence 5;57 a, M, 6;57 a. NJ, 7;57 q, m.
8;57 a. m, 1887 a. IN, 1857 p, H., 2.57 p. m.
457 p. M, 6:57 p. No. 9:57 pm,
SUNDAYS 1857 a. NJ, 1857 D. M, 4:57 p. m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-11
Has Been Arrested Onlhe
Charge of Fraud
EMBEZZLEMENT ALLEGED
over 100000 Of Rogers Trust
Estate Mlsappr0priated.
ACCUSED GAVE $4,000 BAIL.

New YORK. Nov. l1.-At the instance
Of his sister.in-law, who claims that,
~ trustee of their fathers will, he has
misappropriated nearly 5000, 600, former
State senator William Cauldwell has
been arrested.
The story OF tho troubles between Nr.
Cauldwsll and Thomas Rogers, as trus-
tees and Mrs. Mary j. westerileld and
Miss Flora Rogers as bsHeilciaries unGor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-11
Everybody Say. So.

Cascarets Candy Cathartc the most won
derful medical discovery of the age, pleas.
ant and refreshing 10 the TASTE act gently
aud positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
and biliousness. Please buy and try box
Of &. G. G.. TODAY; 10, -, 20 cents. Sold and
guaranteed to cure by rii druggists.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-11
HOTEL AND COTTAGES.
OAKLAND BEACH.
TEN MILES FROM PROVIDENCE.
Splendid Carriage and Bicycle Road,

Trains Leave Providence:
For Oakland Beach-6:20 a. M. 800 a. M, 1920
a, M, 1920 y. m, 2:20 p. H., 420 p. m
520p, H., $40 pm, 7;20p.mr ll20 p. m
SUNDAYS 800 a. NJ, 1920 p. H., 4;20 p, H.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-11
WAS MYsTERIoUsLY MunpERr7

St Louis, Nov. fl.-Charles Ven ave.
kirk of Venice. Ills, was robbed an
mysteriously murdered in the big four
railroad yards on tho east side OF tho
river Wednesday. His lifeless body was
then thrown across the tracks and
manGled by numerous trains
When found the head had been cut Off.
There was a deep cash on top OF the skull.
and another injury on tire left temple
had the appearance OF a shot wound.
The police are looking for his assaliant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-11
SMALL
CIRCULA ALTON

What it has can be seen
and counted. No papers
are thrown away. The
percentage of returns is
Tar less than that of any
other newspaper. We
don't print papers to throw
away, send to the junk
man or have left on the
newsdeaIers' shelves Just
for the sake of showing
big figures OH the press.
Practically every copy
printed and included in
the circulation statement
can be relied upon to have
a reader
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-11
HE WILL DE DICK" CLEVELAND.

Princeton. N. j.. Nov. 1.-THE Prince
ton ccllegi1ns were Ereatly disappointed
-wAen leakedc cut last night srst Grover
clevelands son and heir is to be named
Richard Folrom Cleveland They haf
given the young man the name of Croynr
Cleveland r.. and hoped 81 would r.i. =
90 him. Ec. toe. are the residents ~
pri-ccton ci-arrc c'rted. The name a., .
cidcd uron Is sivcn in d0nOr Il Mrs.
CIevolandg father.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-11

To euro CoastiI Ia:tun forcVcr.
Take Cns 'arets Candy Cathartic Zoe or 256
IL C. C. c. fail TO cure. druggists refund nlopor
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p r., K Ell

Graduate OF Three Unyefsitiea.
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Memory Palpitstion, Insomnia. Despondeney,
oto, URINARY TROUBLE. stricllre, Frequency
or Furnlns OF Urine, or any SPECIAL DIS.
EASE OF either sex, why not consult the
EXPERT SPECIALIST,
Whose skill from iarge etper ence will insure
u1rieht treatment and quick cure?
gF-Iiis own special rem cd es carefully prepared
foi each particuiar case a.,
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For the immediaie reltef anu cure ~ Rhenma-
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Rush OF Blood 10 the Head. Dizziness and ali
forms of Nervous Debility TRIAL TREAT.
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Hours 10 a. m. to ~; oiani 7 TO $3.50 p. m.
Closed Sundays Consultation free.
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Professional and business men buy season
ticket three months $1,000; one month
800.