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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-05-19

Timely Dress There has been { !
iii'ie'y D,ss some powerful
Goods Values. price cutting in
colored fabrics and consequently
energetic selling. Here's the
story of three very special spec
ials.
IL pieces black wool Jacquards
in lizard effects. Entirely new
designs and bought by us very
much under the import price.
They worth goo.
Thursday at 25c. yd.
Colored Satin Soliels in the
newest colors such as green, tan,
blue, perle, etc. The regular
price is $500.
Thursday at 6oc. vd.
10 pieces pure silk Satin Ouch
ess in rose, green, mahogany and
wine color. Real value 75c.
Thursday at 43c. yd.
co,o of Over two hun
oa,e u dred of them.
Baby Bonnets. Nice materials,
made and they'll wash
beautifully.
Lawn Bonnets in three styles
One in corded, the Others with
neat open work designs. All
have good full ruffle. Worth 1870.
i3c. ca. or 2 for Csc.
The great sale Of q cent Silk
Ribbons continues. 4 inch
plain and More Taffetas of SUI
perb quality and grand color
assortment. The 45c. kind. 4
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About 10000 people per month pat
ronize the coffee bar and cocoa room, or
Quick restaurant, i'm the basement, or
ladies' lunch parlor (entrance through
Mission halD in the Church Army
building, SO to 81 Gregson street, near
Chapel street.
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If the Baby is Cutting Teeth

IF the Baby is Cutting Teeth
Be sure and use that old and well tried rem
edy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for
children teething. 1t sootheS the child.
eoftens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind collie, and is the best remedy for diar-
xhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
d1l MWF&w 1y
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Kid Gloves at 81 cents.

Worthy gloves-he kind too that many houses are
proud to show at dollar pair This lot came our way
OPPORTUNITY
They're clasp and button Gace Kid, in all sizes Of
course and in colos Of the sort: TAM brown blue STEEL
slate and black Worth $500
Only Thursday at 81 cents pair.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-05-19

After using a 10 cent trial size of
Ely's Cream Palm you will be sure to
buy the so cent size. Cream Balm has
no equal in curing catarrh and cold in
head Ask your druggist for it or send
10 cents to us. ELY BROTHERS,
Sc Warren street, New York city.
I suffered from catarrh three years;
it got so bad l could not work; I used
two bottles of Ely's Cream Balm and
am entirely WE'LL would not be with
out it.-A. C. Clarke, 341 Shawmut ave-
nue., Boston. my1S 3teod&1tw
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ltegnmrmal aud Gnmrier

THREE MONTHS, 81. so; ONE MONTH, 80
CENTS; ONE WEEK, is CENTS; SINGLE
COPIES, 8 CENTS.
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HIVE u Sent TO You.

The Journal and Courier will be sent
to any address by mail at the same
terms as 1t is delivered in the city-l5
cents g. week, so cents month.
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All to go at Nineteen Cents!

All go oc yard Here six hundred yards of the
soc and soc Dress Trimming Novelties Of the season.
dainty coored and black spanges and beaded guimps.
choice of quite fifty designs Widths "a to and half
inch Why Nothing at all except that the seasons going
on and the space can be used better
BLOUSE FRONTS TO GO
Spangle Beauties.
Are: $500 $3.50, $2a5 $685.
Were: $L75 $2a5, 1926 $3.50.
BRAID PIECES AND SETS TO GO
Braid, Waists The
4ye. O. $o7 Sa1
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ONLY SEVENTY FIVE CENTS
For Smiths best moquettes at Malley
Neely's carpet sale.
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b. GAl,HEE RECORD.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. May IS, 1885, p. M.
Forecast for Thursday
For New England and Eastern New York:
Fair Thursday, warmer in the interior;
southerly winds.
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Manila Suitings.

Quite anew thing for Summer
Suitings. manila Suitings,
linen color cloths, with WOW
en- (not printed) stripes, in
prettily assorted colorings.
All the colors really fast.
only &C yd.
TWO PROPER sTUFFs.
Corded Piques and Diamond Figured
Marseilles-chocest of the choice. Ioc.,
I2Hc., I5c., Ioc., 25c., 3oc., 4oc., soc.
White Dotted Swiss Muslins, I2Hc.,
1sc., 25c., 3oc., 37Hc., soc.
UNITED STATES FLAGS, $50.
45x36 Muslin Flags, mounted--war-
ranted fast color.
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ALL THE WOMEN

ALL I III1 w ONITJ4N
Are talking about the big carpet bar
gains at Malley, Neely's.
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Another Sale Of :, - = : ! ~ ! :
Brusseline Rugs. those No "
famous rugs. Can't seem to get
Of them.
They're PISA inches in size,
and patterns and colorings
are excellent.
Another 300 go on sale
Thursday at 8 a. m. at
80 cents each.
S.,a of Just IA Of them.
s :. Neat and pretty
l amDrequlns. they are, too.
Of tinselled Crepe, 2 yards long,
in Persian and lowered effects, with
fringe on three sides. Really worth
SOC. AT s O'Clock Thursday and
until sold. Is cents each.
Toilet Soap-One case Violet Soap,
three cakes in a box. They're very
delicately perfumed.
Thursday, 9 cents box.
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All on
One Floor.
Comfortable
Shopping.
AT Howe g. SrETsoN's.
A Great Sale OF
WOmen's Umbrellas.

Just 100 Of them, in 26 inch size. Of extra
quality Union Taffeta Silk, tight roll, Congo loop
handles, silk covers and silver collars These are
from the leading umbrella maker Of this country
and hare never before been sold Mnder $3.50.
Our price, while they last, % cents each.
Do not guarantee these to remain the whole
day. They'll undoubtedly 60 in few hours, as it
is the greatest umbrella bargain this store has
ever given
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-05-19

SUCH CARPET SAVINGS
AT Malley Neely's sale of auction car
pets now!
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ADMINISTERS roc YARD
At Malley, Neely's carpet sale now GO
ing on.
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VERY SPECIAL NOTION DOINGS.

Best Lisle Loom Hose Supporters,
Children's, Misses and Ladies, &c pr
200 Yds. Spool Crochet Cotton, &c
Sandow Pins, 400 on sheet, &c
8 Yds. Roll Tape, &c
Extra quality tempered Corset Steels,
inch protector, &C
Good Tape Measures, 20 inch, &c
Stockinet Dress Shields, per pair, SC
Velveteen Facing, yd., &C
Kid Curriers', all sizes, &C
Good Curling Irons, &c
Extra Double Bone Casing-blk. and
colors, yd. piece, &C
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wv lldQ lllOlC VI
them. A word of caution
come early.
1Sx18 inches Renaissance Lace
Squares, and the work is really eIe-
giant, The wholesale price was
S1.45, but we closed the lot; there
fore we can say 90 cents.
Positively one of the best values
we have ever shown.
E~o,, Wholesome sweets in
FROM abundance. Friends
Candydom. express surprise at the
great candy selling here.
Nothing remarkable about it It's
simply the natural outcome of buying
direct from the maker in great quanti-
ties and our willingness to sell at dry
goods profits. Of the 400 or more
different kinds, we speak to-day only
of two sorts.
French Fruits at Csc. a lb.
Chocolate Cherries at 23c. a lb.
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Some New Petticoats.

You count on novelty here
all the time and without fear
of disappointment.
A SKIRT FOR CSC.
Roman Stripe Skirts, deep, double
section, skeleton founce, stifened, price
has been $I.5o.
A SKIRT FOR $I.25.
Another style of Roman Stripe Skirt,
umbrella ruffle, corded and stiffened,
$I,25.
A SKIRT FOR $50.
Metallic stripe and check skirts, deep
umbrella ruf1es, stiffened. Have sold
las high as $2.25.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1898-06-25
BRYAN ON WAR.
Nebraskan Gives His First Public Declar-
alton Regarding Hostilities.

Nebraskan Gives His First Public Declar-
alton Regarding Hostilities.
The Nebraska building at the Omaha
exposition was dedicated Tuesday with
appropriate ceremony amid the plaudits
of thousands Of the states citizens.
Governor Holcomb and his staff took
part in the exercises, along with many
of the states distinguished residents.
The speakers of the day were Hon.
Constantine J. Smith, Hon. William
f. Gurley and Hon. William j. Bryan.
Mr.. Bryan's Grafton was notable for
one thing-his first public declaration
on the war issue. He took Q high
ground on the question, urging that
the war is for humanity, and not the
extending of the United States terri
tory. In concluding he said the mani
fest destiny Of the nation is not to ac-
quire realms to govern, but to carry
out the fundamental principles Of de-
mocracy to the end that equality among
the citizens may be secured.
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CUT CABLES OF NO Benefit.
IN OUR POSSESSION BUT BELONG
TO FOREIGNERS.
THESE OWNERS ARE NEUTRAL
SIMPSONS Line BeIonEs TO France while
the One Dewey Holds II
British Property.

A Washington special says: An un-
expected complication has arisen as to
the right Of Admiral Sampson at San
tiago and Admiral Dewey at Manila to
use the cables which each has secured
with view to bringing them into d.
rect telegraphic communication with
the authorities at the national capital.
1t is understood by officials that Ad-
miral Dewey secured the shore end of
the cable leading from Manila to Hong
Kong some time ago and buoyed 1t
with view to sending dispatches.
The same condition is understood to
exist at Santiago, where Admiral Samp-
son has buoyed the shore end of the
cable with view to repairing and
using it.
But no messages have been sent and
the question has arisen as to whether
it is allowable under the rules of neu-
trality for the French and British
companies owning these lines to per-
NIT them to be used for strictly mill
tary purposes, The companies control
the points of exit and are able to re-
fuse to pass dispatches along, so that
the holding Of the shore ends by Ad-
mirals Dewey and Sampson does not
permit them to carry on communics-
ton except through the assent Of the
companies.
These are private concerns, but they
are bound to observe the neutrality Of
their respective governments. There
is some anxiety therefore as to the
course of the operations of the French
company at Hayti when they receive
private messages from Admiral Samp-
son.
Should they refuse to handle them
over neutral lines to reach neutral ter
ritory an interesting international
question might arise.
The same condition exists as to the
Manila cable and the failure to receive
dispatches from Manila is attributed
to the failure Of the British operators
at Hong Kong to take the messages.
1t was stated that negotiations were
now progressing which gave promise
of satisfactory understanding with
the companies and forwarding such
messages as the American admirals
send. ... ....
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Six Months Without Food.

John Babcock an old resident Of
Galien, Mich, is dead, after q fast
which probably breaks all records. He
had not tasted food since October last.
Mr.. Babcock was In a runaway acci-
dent year ago and received injuries
which affected his head. In October
he became worse. and for some reason
which the doctors cannot explain he
could not eat a mouthful Of food. Every
effort was made to give him nourish-
ment, but In vain, and finally the medi-
cal men gave up his case as hopeless
and left him to die. He continued to
live, however. week after week, ithout
food. until death came after he had
gone $50 days without morsel of food
having passed his lips.
About two months ago Mr.. Babcock's
skin began to harden and to all ap-
pearances II was turning to bone. At
his death his body was hard and did
not seem to have had drop Of blood
in it.-Chicago Chronicle.
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LODGES RESOLUTION PASSES.
The Methodist Church Claim Matter Will
he Investigated.

The Methodist Church Claim Matter Will
BE Investigated.
AT Tuesdays session OF the senate
the resolution Of Mr.. Lodge, Of Mas.
sachusetts, providing for an inquiry
into the disposition made Of the Meth
odist Book Concern claim which was
paid recently by congress was adopted
without division.
Mr.. PascO, Of Florida, in the course
Of defense of his position in the
matter declared he had not acted as
an agent in deceiving the senate as
charged by Mr.. Chandler. While he
feared that the disclosures made con-
corning the disposal of the money
were true, they had not yet been es-
tablished by proof and until they had
been it would be useless for congress
even to consider what action it should
take.
Mr.. Gambler again disclaimed auy
intention Of doing injustice or injur-
ing the feelings OF Mr.. Pasco.
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cERyEaA,s SHIPS INSPECTED.
Lieutenant Blue Faces Great Danger -
Mako Reconnoissauce.

Lieutenant Blue Faces Great Danger q
| Mako Reconnoissance.
A Washington special says: The
last lingering doubt that may have ex.
/ listed as to the presence of CerverA's
feet in it's entirety in Santiago hsrbor
was removed when Admiral Simpsons
dispatch reached the navy department
Monday night. Up to that time in
formation as to the number and charac-.
ter Of the vessels lying In their hsrbor
shielded from observation In great
part by the hills at the entrance had
been obtained through Cuban sources
supplemented by such. glimpses as
could be obtained by naval officers
from the outside entrance.
Now, however, according to Lieut..
Blue, the ships have been actually
seen by the American officer, counted
and inspected from such points Of
vantage as were affordei by the high
hills surrounding the harbor. The
officials here are full Of praise for
Lieutenant Blues achievement. Vic
tor Blue has been long known in the
navy as an enterprising and daring
young officer, but ii required q good
deal CT sustained courage for him to
60 ashore in a hostile country and
alone make reconnaissance. He was
in the eye of military law nothing
more nor less than spy, and had he
beef captured by the Spaniards he
would have been tried by drumhead
courtmartial and executed.
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A short ride from Moosup. In what
u known as the Sparks District. In the
eastern part OF KiIiingly, lives Levi
Bradshaw. whose record for populatins
the earth Is such that he deserves to
become famous. Bradshaw emigrated
from Canada, and has lived In that VI
cinity about thirteen years. He IL now
In his seventy-frst year. He has been
married three times, and he IL the
father Of forty-one children, forty Of
whom are living. BY his hrst wife he
had elk children, including q pair Of
twins. His second wife bore him
twenty-four children. half Of whom
were twins. His present wife has pre-
scented him with eleven children.
Bradshaw was not fourteen years
old when he was married the first time.
The Oldest son Is now forty-four and
has several children and grandchildren.
Twenty-Five Of the old mans cons and
daughters are married, and all have
children. The grandfather does not
know Just how large his family Of
grandchildren and great-grandchildren
has become. He can enumerate up to
100. but Is In the dark as to the re-
mainder. He estimates them up to
200 or so.
The Killingly patriarch was married
to his last wife In Danielson thirteen
years ago. Only one Of her eleven
children has died The death occurred
at birth a few months ago. The rest
are healthy and robust, like the father.
Mr.. Bradshaw is believed to be the
banner father Of New England, and the
banner grandfather Of the United
States.-New London Comm Day.
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COPPINGER WILL LEAD.

Selected to Organise the Army Of Invasion
to Porto Rico.
A Washington dispatch says: The
First army corps, Major General John
J. Coppinger commanding, has been
definitely designated to undertake the
occupation Of Porto Rico. II will be
rapidly increased TO 10000 men, in.
Guiding ell available regulars now in
the south with the addition Of the besl
volunteer regiments at Chickamauga
Tampa, and Falls Church, Va. Thos,
selections will be made in the next da,
or two with chief regard 10 the militia
~ qualities OF the volunteers and tn,
comparative completeness Of theil
eouipments.
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CREW DISLIKES WAR.

Engineers, stokers and seamen on the Yale
and harvard Won't Enlist.
The engineers, stokers and ordinary
seamen who have been in service on
the scoutships Yale and Harvard, will
refuse to go to sea on the vessels when
they leave Newport News as auxiliary
cruisers. ..-
These men were in the employ Of
the American line when the steamers
were leased by the government, and
they signed articles Of agreement fol
one year, but claim they did not enlis
in the navy, and, therefore, cannot bt
compelled to go into service on war
ship, especially as most Of them ar,
subjects OF foreign powers.
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TIRED OF WAITING.

Delays Are Telling on Ohicers and Men
of sampson's Fleet.
An Associated Press dispatch from
Kingston, says: The dynamite cruiser
Vesuvius, which joined Admiral Samp.
sons feet off Santiago Tuesday morn
ing is to be followed by the Ericsson,
the Foote and other torpedo boats, and
the arrival of the torpedo feet will
confirm tho opinion that Admiral
Sampson intends to force the harbor
on the arrival Of the troops.
Everybody is desperately tired Of the
present disheartening conditions. The
tedious maneuvers, the cesseless watch
ing and the exasperating inactivity are
telling on officers and men.
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CRYSTALLINE AS A DUELIST.

Annie Gould's Husband Badly wounds q
Parisisn Journalist.
A dispatch from Paris says: Count
Boniface de Castellane, who married
Miss Anna Gould, OF New York, fought
duel Tuesday morning with NJ. Henri
Turot, of The Petite Rsspblique Fran
caise. Three rounds were fought with
swords and NJ. Turot was wounded in
each round, twice slightly, and the
third time severely in the right fore
arm, thus ending the duel.
The dispute which led to the meet
ing grew out of NJ. Turot's comments
upon an act Of infanticide committed
by q servant in the counts household.
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Old Marriage Customs.

The wedding ring finger Of the Ro-
mans was the thumb.
The wedding ring, worn on the left
hand. is symbolic Of obedience.
Every finger Of the hand has, at
some time or other. been used for the
wedding ring.
When Mary Stuart was married to
Lord Darnley, four rings were used In
the wedding ceremony.
At certain part Of the marriage
ceremony In Java. the bride washes
the feet Of the bridegroom.
Spanish peasants believe that the
water in which a wedding ring has
been dipped will cure weak eyes.
The Roman bride, when being Dress
ed for the wedding, invariably had her
hair parted with the point of spear.
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CREDITORS AFTER LETTER.

Famous Wheat specuiator Admits Having
Lost Money.
Justice Daley, Of the New York su-
prems court, has issued an attachment
against the property Of Joseph Letter,
the wheat speculator Of Chicago, for
$793, 925 in favor Of Otto e. Lohrke,
William p. Callaghan and William
Knight, grain dealers, for money ad.
vanced.
II is stated by Chicago fr ends Of
Mr.. Joseph Letter that the attachment
issued against him in New York will
not affect the situation--that it will
not fol ce an assignment.
Letter admits having lost money on
his gigantic wheat deal.
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PROPOSALS FOR EXCHANGE.

Lieutenant Hobson and His Companions
May Soon be Released.
The Spanish government, according
to . Madrid dispatch, has authorized
Governor General Blanco, in Cuba TO
entertain proposals for an exchange Of
Lieutenant Hobson and other prison
ers taken when the American collier
Merrimac was sunk of the entrance 10
the harbor Of Santiago de Cuba,
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SPANISH VESSELS SAIL.

Three Ships Leave Liverpool For st. John.
New Brunswick.
A London cable dispatch states that
three Spanish steamers lying at Liver
pool recently, the Gallsgo, Navarro
and Palentino, renamed the Comm,
La Juno and Palestro, have sailed for
st. John, New Brunswick.
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FEUD LEADERS JAILED.

Under Military Escort Kentucky Outlaws
Reach Barboursville.
The Baker brothers were landed in
Jail at Barboursville, KY, Thursday
night and the troops have been with.
drawn. The Baker White Howard
feud will now have its termination.
Under escort Of the troops the Ba-
kers were arraigned at Manchester,
KY, before Judge Brown for the muir.
der OF White and others and their
cases were ordered transferred to Bar.
louisville under military escort,
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EMBARKED on TRANSPORTS.

Troops Are Ready to Sail From San Fran
cisco 70 Manila.
At San Francisco, Tuesday, thirty
Ave hundred soldiers embarked on
transport steamers which are to take
them to the Philippine islands.
1t is not definitely known when the
feet will sail.
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Dan Our Coast be EnsesusIiy BIocksdsds
II confidence can DO felt in the opinion Of
military and naval officers In high places ~
the seat of government such 10 the vast extent
OF our sea coast TO blocks ode Il enectuslly,
even IL our navy and sea coast defensee could
offer no ad eguate sistapoe, SCENT 70 be I'm.
exists. relieve constipation with Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters which conquers dyspepeis,
maiaria. rheumatism and kidney trouble.
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Suddenly Prostrated.

No discovery Of modern times has done
80 much to enable women TO take their
proper place In life by safeguarding their
health as DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People. Acting directly on the blood and
nerves. invigorating the body, regulating,
the functions, they restore the strength
and health to the exhausted woman when
every effort Of the physician proves una
vailing.
For the growing girl they are OF the
greatest benefit, for the mother indispensa-
BILE, for every woman Invaluable.
For paralysis, looomotor ataxia, and
other diseases long supposed incurable,
these pills have proved their eficacy In
thousands OF GASES.
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The houses OF parliament are partly
LIGHTED BY forty thousand electric lamps
which number Is being con,tantiy incrsssou;
Fifty experienced electricians are employed
"a kee the system In order.
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The University Of Chicago expended
more than 100000 in the year 1897.
OF this, 100000 was In the salaries Of
the faculty.
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STYLUS DANCE, sPAsMs and ali nerv-
Gus diseases Pcrmanentiy cured BY the use OF
FREE $l00 trial bottle and treatise to DR.
Il. H. Kline, Ltd col Arch street. Phlla., Pa.