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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-01
Peifeton-CIarici Process.

= VI. ieeW&ndp gave Inc following inter-
esting description OF the Pelleton-ClarIci
process In Use at ths Republic mine. He
says:
The ore. In coming To the min. passes
sser a grizzly and the coarser portion Is
sent TO a Blake crssher. next passes IN a
pair Of Crumm roughing rolls and pair
M Crumm's fine rollers, anf then passes
70 i cylinder 81 heavy boiler steel plate
= which are few tons Of small cannon
tails This cylinder Is seven feet in diam
~er and eigh, feet long and rvvolVes slow
y. The rolling of these iron cannon balls
erinds the ores fire The ore tx passed
through with as little water as possible
the mud Is then screened through a ilg
srfeen Of eighty mesh. the coarse portions
teiGg elevated and returned 10 the cylin~
Ger and the fine portion being passed to
storage tank. where II Is Kent in agfa-
Tim until needed for the charge ~ a pre-
sipitatng tank or pan. This latter is SINH
"a 10 the old fashioned settler Of a pan
mii. eight feet IN diameter and with cop
per bottom. \ shaft extends 20 the bot
tem az The tank. carrying six arms. on
which are iron plates. These act as anodes
AID are connected with the positive pole
q DYNAMO. while the copper bottom of
Pole OF The dynamo. \ layer OF quicksilver
placed Ia this tank aud makes contact
Win the copper bottom.
Treatment i'm the Tank.
A charge OF three tons OF pulp IS run In
saa portion az sodium peroxide add ID
iNss IL used - overcome certain orGanic
natter In tire ore then sufficient potassium
syanIGe Is added to bring the total water
n The pulp np to e given strength. \
,Sftent 81 electricity is then passed through
sar tank az e pressure OF nine volts and a
se.aine Of 20 aoaperes \ small amount 81
common sat Is added from time 70 time
q resfice the resistance ~ the charge TO
F*tfeit TIE current - be- maintained with
eat serious change in the voltage
TIE time required - completely eiyc-
tletze TIE charge ~ about twenty hours /.
s.s-f -esslnE tee chs1 Is cleaned out and
ias par rehjIei
:. TIE chemical action s@en,s 10 h. that
ny goic IS dissolved by the very weak So
.-slen ~ potassium cyanide and plated
Ale tue LAYER of quicksilver. forming an
smalgA5n WA.ch at the clean t1p IS re-
aaofea tfom Tire bottom al the pan and
'e'aFted ana cast into bars t0r shipment
Al the ,:m~ ~ E1y ViSsf" canc.u,ief
sFe' Dew SNAP. owing 20 the lack oe
soeer oniy tArse pans were running ccn~
LAaNgsiy ard four were nan Intermittent
=. shtle four new pAcs were being in
ssalsef together with s FoTlsss engine %
.ath}sh tae Bower, Four rvw ayna-nos
ssfFv Also berg Installed. thg.g 20 furnish
1901. .. currents toT pans ans one for eie,'-
Inc tlghtiue~
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The prompt use OF the famous old Jesse
Moore whislSey. with quinine. az bedtime
will almost invariably break up the Sc
verest cold. Sold everywhere.
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DIR. d. T. BURKHART. Dentist. has re-
Life building
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DR.. Johnson. chronic disease specialist,
Scheuerman block
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THE pool contest at Big Bonanza saloon
will begin tomorrow evening AT O'Clock.
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E1DERDOWN FLANNELS. IN
PLAIN CoLoRs. q and 4o-TNCH
WIDTHS. 2Sc AND 43c A YARD.
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READY-HADE SHEETS. Pill.
Low CASES hND BED
SPREADS.

100 dozen Hemmed Pillow Cases. good
reliable muslin. this week. &c each.
IS dozen Hemmed s-4 Sheets. standard
makes. ironed ready for use. this week.
size each.
10 dozen Hemmed Honey Comb Red
Spreads, full size. equal 10 any &.5O
grade. this week. Csc each.
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The Great Sex against SIX Drama pre-
Sented in The same manner az seen snr
-s1 nights IN New York
No theater-goer can afford Il miss see-
ing this superb ,.ttracts3n. Endorsed ~
pulpit. press and puddle as the best play
az This century.
Sale ~ sea;s Thursday 20 Il m
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'ro0 a .si.s- reserved ~ Che: Reed IL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-12
THE ILLS OF WOMEN
And How Mrs. Pinkham Helps
Overcome Them.

Mrs MARY BoLLr5eEB, 11o1 MariannR
St., Chicago, Ill, 70 Mrs. Pinkham:
az have been troubled for the past
two years with falling Of the womb,
leucorrhGa, pains over my body, sick
headaches, backnche, nervousness and
weakness. ] tried doctors and various
remedies without relief. After taking
two bottles Of your Vegetable COM
pound, the relief obtained was truly
wonderful. have now taken several
more bottles Of your famous medicine,
and can say that am entirely cured. I"
Mrs. HENRY DoRR, No. 500 Findley ST.,
Cincinnati, Ohio, to Mrs. Pinkham:
"For o long time ! suffered with
chronic inflammation Of the womb,
pain in abdomen and bearing-doWn
feeling. WasTery nervous at times, and
50 weak was hardly able to do any
thing. Was subject to headaches, also
troubled with leucorrhea. After doc
toring for many months with different
physicians, aud getting no relief, I had
given up all hope Of being well
again whom read Of the great good
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound was doing. l decided immedi-
ately to give It a trial The result was
simply past belief. After taking four
bottles of Vegetable Compound and
using three packages Of sanative Wash
lean say feel like a new woman. 1
deem It my duty to announce the fact
TO my fellow sufferers that Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable remedies have
entirely cured me of all my pains and
suffering. Ihave her alone TO thank
for my recovery, for which am CRATE
full. May heaven bless her for the
good work she is doing for our sex"
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PROTOCOL PASSES
The Upper Chamber Of the Spanish
Cortss-A Ministerial crlI,s ia Imnl''

The Upper CHAMBER Of tbs Spanish
Cortes-A Alinistorlal cFIhis ia limit
nsnt.
MADRID, Sept. 1.-THE sennte has
passed the Hispano-Ame protocol
By a sitting and standing vote.
The position Of the ministry has been
greatly shaken by the charges made
yesterday against the government, col
lectiYely and individually. by Senior Ca
nalejas editor OF "sf Herald0," and now
a recognized lieutenant In the newly or
ganized party headed by General POla-
vieja. II is believed that Senior Cana
leJas has documents TO support his ac-
cusations Of incapaclty against Bieuten-
ant Generni CorTea, minibter for war.
and Captain Aunon, minister OF marine.
a majority Of the cabinet listened TO the
speech, and the silence OF the ministerial
deputies was most significant
A minister, In reply TO a question yes
terdiay Rs to the rllmOr that minis
terial crisis - imminent, said 1t was Idle
to attempt 20, conceal the fact that q
crisis was inevitable and wound come
next week, after the chambers had
adopted the governments Bill nuthoriE-
SUE kAAI eAlAeAAahAANA VI AAe@hAsAh~+s eNtANNN@a
as o condition OF peace.
The queen regent, 1t Is understood, In
formed Senior Sagasta, that she would
continue to bestow her confidence upon
him for some days yet. Several promi-
nent deputies are in favor Of Joining the
new party of General Polavieja.
During the senate session yesterday.
Senator Lastres, of Porto Rico, and
Senator Pinedo. OF Cuba, violently at
tackled the United States for having
seized the Antilles. regardless Of Justice
and legality" and for "discardlng the
mask OF humanity assumed in order to
get possession OF the two Islands, the
great majority Of whose people are de-
voted to Spain"
General LIhares. discussing the Santi-
ago surrender, says: "If i had consid-
cred the capltulation contrary TO the
honor of my country and Of the troops
who had been my command for three
years, should have replaced myself at
their head To prevent the town being
given up"
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GIVES coNp1pENCE
I Many rsopl, In wheeling speaking About

Many People In wheeling Speaking About
our people are not easily deceived and
so many claims have been made by
strangers which have not been carried
out, il is small wonder that skeptlcs
are numerous In Wheeling. Nothing
gives confidence In the merit of'an ar
tlcle like the public statement Of people
we know. Home endorsement from To-
cal citizens will dlsarIn the most skep-
teal, and is proof that rises above as
pute. No better proof than the follow
ing can be had, for 1t Is the expression
OF a Wheeling citizen.
Mrs. George w. Thompson, Of No.
24l9 Market street, says: although my
kidneys were far from strong for sew
eral Years, It was twelve months that
was troubled so severely. ! neglected to
do anything for It, thinking probably II
would get well OF itself, but It didn't.
on the contrary, had constant dull,
aching PAINS across the small OF my
back, and heavy bearing down pains In
the bladder. could rot rest at nights
on account OF my back. and would lie
for hours In vain effort to get to
sleep, rising In the mornings tired and
bed. After had been around for lit
tie while would feel little better, but
could not do any household work with
ou: causing myself u great deal OF
pain. There was distressing and an
noylng urinary weakness, together
with headaches and spells of dizziness.
When ] saw Doan's Kidney pills adj
vertised my back and kidneys were very
bad. ] went to the Logan Drug Co.,
and got q box and took them. had
taken but few doses when felt they
were doing the work for me In good
shape, and before had completed the
box / was entirely cured of the trou-
BILE"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale bV all
dealers. Price 80 cents. Mailed by
Foster AIIbUrn Co., Buffalo. y. Y, sole
agents for the United States. Remem
her the hame-Doan's-an take no
substitute.
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amount OF good land can be purchased
for a little money. Further informn-
tlon as to rates, routes, prices OF farm
lands, etc, may be obtained on applica-
tIon to any coupon ticket agent or BY
addressing the following named per-
sons: w. f. Powell, general immlgra-
tIon agent. 4lO Old Colony Building
Chicago; II. F. Hunter. immigration
agent for South Dakota, 29l Dearborn
Street, Chicago. or George II. Heafford.
general passenger agent Chicao. ILL
1oIg W
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A woman has been appointed mem
Der of the medical stan of the United
states army for the first time in Its his
tory. DR.. Anita Newcomb MCGEE is the
person selected to I'LL the position, and
her appointment was made in direct
recognition of the service done by her
in the late spanish-American conflict
From the beginning OF the war and
throughout Its session DIR. MCGEE SUI
perintended the selection OF women
nurses for the different stations. and
most of the 100 now in the field have
passed muster at her hands.
DR.. MCGEE is the daughter of Prof
Simon Newcomb, formerly of the naval
observatory. She was born in Wash
ington thirty years ago. and Is a bright
faced woman of unruRable good temper.
AT an early age she was sent abroad to
receive an education. and she graduated
from an italian college and one of the
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HIGH LIGHTS.

Chicago Record: Take time to Idle,
or you will run out of time to work.
AT county fairs. as In life. the side
shows cost the most.
one dressy woman In block Will run
4 dozen Innocent men In debt
The happIeS: girl is the one who
thinks her father the best man on
earth.
a snOb recognizes as his superior onlH
the man who has more money.
Zeal and duty are not slow: but cur
iositY gets there before either of them.
II you want shortcut to success
take hints from other peoples expert
ence.
Age is only question Of how much
we are alive and how much we arc
dead.
We are well off when We don't have
all the miserIes other people think We
have.
We are our own architects; ideas are
the bricks and perseverance is the NOR
tar.
Women are seldom cynIcs; they de-
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fellow who had been sparkling her for
a long time When met her at her
mothers, where took dinner, l thought
I would jolly her a bit on her sweet
heart.
"'By the way, Susan. ISheard down
In Shutdown as I came through this
morning that Jim had enlisted and was
going to the front with the first COM
panIes sent away
"Is that SOP she replied In that pc
cullarly Indifferent way common among
rustics.
"Yes. and there's a chance You won't
see him again as the company is ordered
to leave Immediately
"Ts that so? and she never stopped
her swinging Of peach tree branch
that she was using as fly brush.
"Don't you want to see him before
he goes?' / asked with much dramatic
effect. thinking / might move her that
way.
"she laughed low. saw-mill buzz
kind OF laugh.
"'Law. Mr.. Barton, she said, you
don't think I'm a-believin' what You air
sayin' about Jim Short. do ye? Well,
1 amt. Do you reckon Ia be green
enough to think that Teller that would
spark a gal for four year and was too
cowardly to even try to hug her on a
summer night In the full Of the moon.
had sand enough In his craw to tlne the
army? No, stree, Jim amt lined ylt,
and he amt a-goin' to. till his feelin's
has underwent n considerable change.
err I'm no ledge nv ducks nest. Have
another silver NV the Dle?'
II took another silver"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-12
srAr1oNARY ENaINEERs.
Final Session ofIhnt Body-Tho Election
nrOmcora.


orOmcora.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept. 9-The
final and most important session of the
annual convention, of the national assoc
citation of stationary engineers were
held to-day At the morning session the
convention decided not to change the
constitution again for three years,
Amid cheering Il was decided not TO
change the preamble OF the association
and 10 make the present preamble per-
petuaI. The preamble states that tne
association viii take no part In strikes
or interfere between employers and EN-
ployes. an
The propositionby the New York assoc
clatlon to discontinue The National En-
gineer, as'hlSsed and defeated. II was
decided tosreduce the per capita tax 70
so cents. This has been defeated az
many previous conventions and nearly
every delegate participated in inc
stormy discussion over the reduction,
The folloYlng officers were elected IN
the a:tsrHban:
PresIdeRt5,w. It. Wheeler, New YORK
Vice Ptesldent-Herbert E. Stohe'
Massachusetts.
secretaryyzC. w. NaYlor. Illinois.
TrelsureT-7Daniel Delaney ONO ~
Trustees ,Sa,l1rll Englneer-J. We
Lane. IT,, New lerses. and Charles uaI-
Itch. PITTSBURGH. 10.
81. Louis was selected for next place
OF meeting. Adjourned.
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universities for women in England. with
a record beattiPs an American girl.
DR.. MCGEE Is the wife of Prof. W. j.
MCGEE, head of the bureau of ethnology.
and the mother OF several children. She
has served as a member Of the STAFF Of
the famous Hopkins hospital Of
Baltimore, and Is as well known In 1T
erary circles as in the medical frater-
nifty, having contributed several valu-
able papers to the American Associa-
ton for the Advancement of Science
and to other organizations.
DR.. McGee's appointment will entitle
her to the uniform of a second lieuten-
ant, without designation of rank, which
consists OF a blue cloth gown trimmed
with black braid and a cross In gold on
the collar. or first lady lieutenant will
have the entlEei charge OF the examina-
ton and assignment to duty of all the
female nurses in the American army
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SHE KNEW i'm TOD WELL.
Why sn.nn did not BELIEVE Humor that
ho had Enlisted.

Why SI.san did not Believe a Rumor that
ho had Enlisted.
washington star: Just about the
time the war with Spain broke out"
remarked the veteran drummer, Il
started on a trip through the mountain
towns OF West Virginia and Kentucky.
Great enthusiasm was manifested
everywhere in that land where there Is
so little OF the eventful. and what struck
me peculiarly was the nervous anxiety
OF the women. They were enthusiastic
OF course. In way. but they wanted
other women's men folks y &c 10 the
war, not their own. one ofthe noun
tain girls had known since MY trip OF
last season, and when I GOT back eS-
perted " lind her married 10 tAe yOu..s
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utV prosecuting general, whose chief
Mas away on 4 vacation. While Count
Kuofstein took formal charge OF the
body Of the empress in the name Of his
master, the Emperor Francis Joseph, the
deputy prosecuting general. began an
inquiry Into the crime.
Grave fears are already expressed re-
garding the effect which the assasslna-
ton Of the empress may have upon the
emperor. whose health has never recoY,
cred from the blow OF Grown Prince
Rudolph's tragic death. and II Is known
that his majesty has lately been very
feeble.
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Suffering humanity should be sup
piled with every means possible LOT "
relief. II Is with pleasure we puoIsn
the following: This is to certlfr INST
l was a terrible sufferer from LelIo"
JaundIce for over six months lnd wa
treated by some OF the best ,.nysielans
In our city, and all TO no avail DE-
Bell, our druggist recommended Fec
trio Bltters; and after taking two COZ
ties / was entirely cured. / now TAKE
great pleasure In recommending them
10 any person suffering from this YER
rlblo malady. am gratefully yours
NJ. A. HoEarty, Lexington, KY,
Sold by Logan Drug Co.
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on the first and third Tuesdays in
July, August, September and October.
1895, the Chicago, Milwaukee & 81.
Paul Railway viii sell round trip excur-
sion tickets (g5od tweniy-one days.
from Chicago, Milwaukee and other
points on It's linc,t a Hreat many points
in South and North Dakota and other
western and southwestern states at
about one fare. Take trip west and
see the wonderful crops and what an
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-12
DASTARD'S DEED.
TIE Austrian Empress Assassinat
ed byan Anarchist
EOTIYE FOR THE CRIME

kept THAT THE FTEND DEsIR-
ID TO KILL SOME REPREsEN-
TATrvE OF ROYALTY, AND EAi-
PRESS ELIZABETH CROSSING
HIS PATH HE wANToNLY SLEW
HER-THE DEED OCCURS IN
THE STREETS OF GENEVA IN
BROAD pAYLIGHT-THE MIsER-
ABLE WRETCH GLoRrEs IN HIS
DEED.
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cline TO let It get out that they have
drawn blank.
People Who have rothiag 20 % lead 4
dogs life hunting entertainment.
Man feels a generous glow when he
denies himself something he can't raise
the money to bug. H
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Oh, The Pain OF
Rheumatism!

Rheumatism often causes the most IN.
tense suffering. Many have for years
vsinly sought relief from this disabling
disease, and are to-day worse of than
ever. Rheumalitai is blood disease,
and Swift's Specific Il the only cure, be.
cause IL is the only remedy which can
reach such deep-goatcd diGeGSes.
view years ago wa 'stcn with inlamma-
tory Rheumatism, which became 60 intense
that was for weeks Unable to walk. / tried
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Sc sure and use that old and well.triea
remedy. Mrs. Winslow's sootnlnS
Syrup for children teething. II soo'n ~
the child. softens the gums, al,ayS ~.
pain, cures wind collie and Is me a. a.
remedy for diarrhoea. Twentyiiu.'o
cents u bottle. m-"%N
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ELY'B CREAM BALM IS positive, uFS q
Amply Into the nolirilA It's quickly ahso'ss, IA
ELY RRoTliEiIs. ss wmrcu 81, New YoLA Guy:
ID ERsoNAI,-EoR VERY BEST nan ,,sn
II tice, notary, lodge and c3tpSrs INK
seals, rubber stamps, revolving uA1e' i,ftfr
pads, dupllcatOrs, simplex printers, al
iles blank books and lodge snpPMsp,th.
rock bottom prlcca, write TO PnhI GorrS.
ian Banner" Piedmont. w. Va. SII
upondence solicited. oe'
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Interrogated In the police station. the
prisoner said: who am I? ! am an
anarchist, a starving anarchist" Then
you hate mankind" exclaimed the COM
mIssarv. NO" was the reply. 81 have
no hatred FOR the poor; only for the
rich" After that he became less To-
quaclous. Taken to court and examined
by a magistrate, in the presence OF the
police and three members Of the local
government, he remained silent. indica-
ting By dumb show that he knew no
French. which was false
He also told the magistrate that he
came to Geneva to assGssinatc the Due
D'Orieans," but had been unable to eX-
ecute the project The reason OF his
failure he did not give, but he declared
that Il was only By accident that he
learned OF the presence OF the Austrian
empress In Geneva.
Lucchenl confessed that he has been
an anarchist since he was thirteen years
old
III all anarchists did their duty az |
have done mine" he said Bourgeois
society would soon disappear"
He admitted that he knew the crime
was useless, but said he committed II
for the sake OF example"
Only bF documents found In hls pock-
els was his name learned These show.
ed, too, that he was born In Paris Of
Italian parents in 1873, and had served
In the italian army. After the cXaml
natiGn the magistrate aud all the nu-
nlclpal officials paid vlait 10 the Hotel
BeaurlVnRo nE token Of respect TO the
murdered empress. The municipal Gag
on the Hotel dc VILE had been lowered
20 half mast. SO had every ing in the
city Many Of the shops were closed
The p0puince were In the streets.
snntchinE nt extra editions NJ the news.
papers and uttcring expressions %
grief
Count Kuursteln. the Austrian. came
from Bcrne ne quickly as n special train
could carry him. after being greeted
with woods Of the deepest sympathy at
the residence OF the president He was
accompanied on his Journey by the dep.
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September s, Is. % and % the Balti-
more & Ohio Will sell excursion tickets
to Pittsburgh and return, at rate OF
81 %. including admission to the Expo
sltIon. Tickets good for three days.
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several prominent pliySi.
c!aasand took their treat.
meat faithfully, but was
unable to got the slight.
est relief. In fact, my con.
di,lon seemed to grow
worse, the disease spread
over my entire body, and
from November TO March
! suffered agony. l tried
many patent medicines,
but mono relieved me.
Upon the n advice Of q
friend I decided 10 try
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-12

BAD blood and Indigestion are deadly
enemies TO good health BurdoCk
Flood Bltters destroys them.
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g. 3. s. Before allowing mo 20 takn II, how
ever, my guardian. who was n chemist. ana;
lived lilo remedy, aud pronounced II free Of
notnsh or ncrruFy. felt 20 much lCttor after
taking two bottles, that I continued the rem.
edy, aud In twOmonihs was cured completely.
The cure was permanent. for huyeneyor since
hnd a touch OF rheumatism though many
times exposed 10 damp and cold Weather
ELEAS0R ". T1rPrLL,
BTil PowOlton Avenue, Philadelphia
Don't suffer longcrwith Rheumatism.
Throw aside your oils and linimant5, as
they can not reach your trouble. Don't
experiment with doctors-thcir potash
and mercury will add 10 your disable
ity and completely destroy your diges-
NtnT