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Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-11-03

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DMIw' NAourHH'
SPEClALISr,
N Diseases Of Eye, Ear, Nose an
Throat,
0laapee Scientifically Adjusted. ONCE In N
aonlc Temple, Hutchinson. kanhAn'
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LOCAL AND PERAONAL.
L T. Bostlck OF Partridge was In tn
city Tuesday.
IL said that Hutchinson has
Jack the Hugger.
Judge Case goes to IIunnewell AM
Caldwell TO speak the last OF the week
Don't fall TO attend the Breldentha
and Simpson meetings In this city OF
Saturday, November 9th.
lille Jones Of this city, has hlet
suit In the district court for dIvorc'
from her husband, oscar Jones.
A suit for divorce has been entered
by W. II. Phares of Grove township
from his wife, Laura B. Phares.
Emmett Hutton of the American
Steam Laundry has been spending
little time In Colorado iusticating.
Jerry Simpson and John w. Brei
denthal speak In Hutchinson Saturday
November 5thS Remember the date
George Rummel, Of Partridge was II
the city on business Tuesday and made
a pleasant call on The GAZETTE office
Ifyou are In reach of the Stryker ant
Duval meeting at Nlckerson you SHOULD
take IL In on Monday night before cleo
ton.
Caleb Lipscomb, the socialist candi
date for governor, was In the city Sat
urday for the purpose of making 8
speech.
Prof @. L. Hubbard, of the Reforma
tory left the first of the week for hil
home In Waubunsee county, where he
will voto.
Sunday was another day for the
gathering OF the CLANS in this CITY
Jerry Simpson and Jerry Botkin both
sundayed here.
We call attention Of swine raiserq tc
the ad. Of W. T, Taggart in another
column. fyou are antinga Poland
China see him.
Mrs j. R. Nettleton, mother of the
GAZETTE office, returned from a three
weeks visit In Stafford aud Pawnee
counties Saturday.
II you have any ear for music you
should hear the Salisbury orchestra at
the NJ, E. church Friday night. 1t is
said TO be uncommonly fine.
Sylvester King OF the B3ntz feed
mill, got his hand caught in the ma.
chinery the other day, and mashed of
the nails and the tip of one finger.
Howard Gray and A. E. Asher of the
st. John Trust Company were in Ash
land delivering seven hundred head OF
cattle they had sold to Ken Ringle the
first Of the week.
Hutchinson is to have new furni.
ture store after the middle of the
month. A big stock will be put in the
room recently vacated by the Roberts
Payne Printing company.
Enquiring OF a cattle dealer who
has been bringing many cattle into
the country, as to any recent move.
mentS of that kind, he replied that cat.
tie are off, and there seems to be none
moving.
Marriage licenses have been granted
10y the probate judge to Walter E.
Green and Leona b, Morgan, both Of
Hutchinson; also to Phares j. Leh.
man and Rhoda NJ. Wilson both OF
Nickerson.
Frank Case, son of Judge Case of
the Reformatory, is a member of the
twentieth Kansas which left for Ma
Mia last week, There are only two or
three Hutchinson boys who have been
in expeditions "across the briny deep. ,
Mrs. Charlie Hart of Partridge, al
the big Armour sale of fine, regis
tered, Hartford cattle in Kansas CITY
recently, bought FIVE head. She
NaaINA A..
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-27

The city Of san Luis Potosl Is build
INK . hall that will be the eighth won
der Of the world Il has cost millions
and vii cost millions more. Seven
years ago a dozen skilled stone mason4
from Pennsylvania were imported 10 do
the ornamental carving Of its front
One Fourth OF July a number OF the
party got drunk and killed a Mexican
In a bar room braWl His companions.
In the language Of Gen Crook. rose
like a flock OF quail and no running
lie was tried aud condemned % De
shot. Then arose the certainty that
with him In the grave there was no
one 20 do the fancy carving on the city
hall II was decided 10 keep him at
work and shoot him when he had IN
lshed. Every day In summers shlue
and winters snow. this workman hangs
like a fy against the great white wall
and pccks away at gargoyles and grlt-
fms heads. 4 Ole Of soldiers stands
In the street looking up az him. His
lie ends with his Job. and they say that
he IL the most deliberate workman ever
In she Mexican republic or any other
republic At the present rate Of prog.
ross. according 90 the best obtainRbl,
calculations. the front OF the city hal
will be sufficiently scrollod and carved
about the middle Of 1850
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-27

Meeting the Khyber with the saiod koh
range. and forming the watershed Of
two small streams the one flowing
northwest 90 Iollalahad and the Kllul
river. the other southeast towards JAM
rwo. the last British outpost ten end a
hair miles from pcshawar The pass
lies along the beds of these torrents,
and especially In July and Angus is
subject 20 sudden floods. The gradient
Is generally easy. except az the lAnl
Rhana Pass. but &, H. covered with
loose stones. which become larger a.
the head OF the stream Is reached. 70
the north Of the dehlo lies the hhvhor
range TO the south the Bara Spur Of
the safed Koh divides It from the Bara
Valley. the river OF peshawar The
mountains which shut 1, In vary in
height from 5000 10 1000 feet Here
and there on the vast promont0rie4 ~
rock which run out into the ichle iise
buddhist DaEohas. monuments ~ the
time > century after Alexander the
Great. when the great doctrine Of
sakya Mum reigned throughout North
ern India. Here and there written
stones bearing Graeco-Bactriom in
scriptlons are TO be seen In the moan
talns. while dolmens % unknown ORIGIN
disposed In rings resembling tho stone
circles Of Stonehonge rise at the en-
trance OF tributary gorges.
The following details are condensed
from General MacGregor's official &C.
count Of the pass
Immediately on leaving Jamrud
! 0.G7O feeD. a fort with three enclrclng
walls Of stone. which stands 100 feet
above the valley, the defensihlc ground
may be- said 10 begin MS the spurs come
almost up to that place Ia round bare
knobs Of low hcight, but very suHicioni
command Of the road Kndam. how.
ever. a village on hilltop three miles
from Jamrud. Ga looked on ~ the real
eastern entry Of the pass. Tlenro "a
Al Musild (2.482 feeO Is eight miles
At first the bed Of the pass II easy. levo
and covered with small shingle, bul
the hills soon close In. the gorge mar
rows first to width Of $40 feet, thl
hills on either side being sheer prcci
pieces. and then gradually 20 20 feet
where Il runs In n cleft between loft
preciplces Opening out again to 2iI
feet II narrows 10 20 feet at All Musild
the hills being perpendicular and mac
ceaslhlo. To all appearance they or
inaccessible the whole way from ka
dam. but In reality they can be crowne
In places. An Musild IL strongly for
tiled and held by detachment Of Khy
her Rifles. levied from among the AZ
rldl tribes. who are now fighting agalns
Us. Between Az Musild and Land
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-27


the sultan Of Turkey Is moro absolute
In authority. Yet he IL. or makes him
self. curiously subject 20 the will Of The
people In some respects. a few years
ago he greatly desired 10 visit England
and other European countries. and The
British government was anxious that
be should do 30. But he dld not ven
ture 20 do 70 without the consent II bis
people. SO he took a plebisci;um on
the subject lie sent a proclamation
10 every village In his empire. telling
what he wanted 10 do and explaining
the advantages that would accrue 70
him and 10 the empire from such a
tour. and asking the people TO take
vote on the subject and let him know
the result So the question was SUP
mltted 10 universal suffrage. After a
few weeks the returns were all IN AMI
we're counted and II was found that q
considerable majority Of tho people
were opposed 10 his leaving the cogn-
try. lie was disappointed. but acqui-
eseed In the will Of the people. and
stayed at home. sending his second son
10 England In his place.
The Khyber Pass. the northwestern
gateway u British India. and one Of
the four chief passes which unite the
British possession with the Ameer'a
territory. Is a narrow winding fciile
vending between cliffs Of shale and
limestone rock 600 TO 1000 feet high
which runs through the Khyber range
the norihernmost spurs Of the Safed
Koh Mountains. between Peshawar and
Jellalabad. Ia highest point Is 3.fOl
feet above the sea. on the ridge con-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-27

In the Baltic. the Danish island Born
holm. which II situated about twenty
four miles. east by south. from the
nearest point Of Sweden. may be ro-
Farded a. a huge magnet Although
the power Of this magnetic island is
not so great that Il can draw the nails
out OF ships. as was told Of the legend
AIRY magnetic hills, the magnetism Of
the rocks on the island Of Bornholm
can and does cause a good deal Of
trouble to ships In quite another way
for the island eXcrts such an influence
on the magnetic needle that II causes a
vessel to turn perceptibly aside from
lts course The effoct OF the island
magnetism Is felt at distance OF n
kllomotcrs. or about nine and one-hali
miles.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-27

original was. and the prints were scat
tered broadcast So long ~ the picture
went 10 the photograph trade only
Mrs Bright did not hear Of H. But
when some enterprlsing photographer
reproduced Il In large sizes. labeled a..
- Southern Beauty" and sold It 10
fancy shops. which offered the pictures
Tor sale NJ IS cents a copy. Mrs. Brights
friends In New York soon wrote 70 her
about the matter. and the lady was nat
urally indignant
Her husband engaged a detective and
ordered him 10 buy up al the copies he
could Disguised as a poddler Of pho
togrnphs be purchased OH that were
offered Tor sale when he CHANGED into
the shop II a dealer named Rosenbaum.
IN Park Row. he found GOO u the
prints. These had been bought at auc-
tion for g.
Now that the story r. out. Il "a pos
slble the supply Of Mrs. Brights pho
togrsphs will incfense and the offer.
lngs be 30 large as 10 go beyond The
capacity Of Mr Brights bank account
20 pay for.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-27
Jumpinr Coeoon..

Some OF our readers who have been
In Mexico, or the Southwestern United
States. may have amused themselves
by watching the queer motions Of
"jur9lng beans" which are the seed
vessels Of O plant. each OF which con-
talns the pupa Of IN insect whose spas
mode movements cause the bean 10
hop and roll about More remarkable
are the Jumping cocoons." recently
described by Doctor Sharp in the En-
tomologlst. and found In South Africa.
The cocoon Is formed by the mother
Insect. and Is very hard The pupa.
when ready to emerge. must cut ~
way out. The front Of lis head Ia,
"a sharp chlsel edge" and by dflyln;
this against the inside Of the shell 4
gradually makes hole The violent
motions Of the pupa within cause tn
cocoon to leap so that one has beer
seen to spring out Of small glass tum
bier
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-27
SCIENTISTS ON MOUNT RTNA

There IL a nice. cool picture Of the OBJ
servatory on Mount Astna, the biggest
volcano IN Europe. famous in history
like most Of the great men therein
for the evil II has done and suspected
Of designs for evil In the immediate
future. Throughout the spring there
we're reports that lEtna was about 70
give one more exhibition Of its de-
structlye power. and as the summer
closes scientific men look forward with
interest 20 the season when Etna ia
10 be feared In the summer the vol
cane is usually quiet. but winter means
disturbances.
And winter comes early on Etna't
top. which nearly touches the line Of
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-27

perpetual snow. There may be a dozen
or fifteen feet Of IL around the observ-
atpry in the colder months A strange
phenomenon results thorefrom some
times a layer of volcanic ashes will
protect The snow from the terrific heat
Of the lava and the spectacle Of melted
rock az @ temperature Of 1000 degrees
flowing over the snow without melting
Il may be witnessed. II the mountain
breaks forth into action. Il will be con-
vcnient for science 90 have trained OBJ
servers IN such a position Of advantage.
In the ordinary eruptions the mountain
sides split and the devastating lava
flows down the sides. while the highest
part. upon which the observatory
stands. Is disturbed only By earthquake
shocks It might thus be possible for
the scientific men 10 witness In com
paratiye safety gigantic volcanic phe-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-27

need know. paid 800 Tor Il. that q
all except that learned TO love Il
before u vas taken from me Y had
the hoped-for effect. think Burt was
faved. ] carried Il every day into the
court .op. and the little thing was
so good That Il must have touched any
ones heart
Since the trial I have not been able
TO 90 10 communion, rs ! was resting
under a falzc oath The priest 70 whom
! confessed told me I would first have
10 make a public confession 10 right
the wrong done by me Now have
done 20. and feel a. II that alone had
lifted n ton on my heart"
"E. GRANVILLE WEBSTER"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-27

4 lady at secane. Pa, being about to
take a bath. removed her four diamond
rings. worth $500. wrapped them In a
piece OF tissue paper and let them on
the wash stand The maid threw the
wad into the drain. Plumbers have
now been searching three days for
them. and after they have torn out all
The pipes In the house they will pursue
the rings into the sewer.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-27
NEM nOrTE To nEALTM

Little, fragrant, palatable tablets, IN q
dainty enamsled metal boz, iust right for
the vest pocket or thelady pure. On the
tablets are stamped the letters, 20. q. Z. '
Cascarets, Candy Cathartic. Eat one Ike
candy aud the little tablet az once purifes
and regulates the whole digestive canal. II
destroys disease germs 10 the mouth and
throat, stops s0uTing of undiFested food IN
the stomach, stirs up the liver, and tones
and strengthens the bowels. making them
act healthily and naturally. They are
well and widely advertised In the pres,
but the best advertisement for Cascarets
is the wonderfully mild yet positive action,
which makes a Cascaret convert 81 every
one that tries them. We recommend then
10 all our readers.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-27

a Chicago woman discovered her
baby's FIRST tooth. tainted away and re-
manned unconscious for three hours. In
the meantime some old women rushed
in and. thinking the baby had swat
lowed something, procured stomach
pump and came near pumping Us soul
out The baby Will doubtless be care
tai about sprlnging Us next tooth on ia
excltable mother, -Ex.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-27

EVELYN GRANVILLE WEBSTER
mad been witness 10 the whole
trouble.
"'Oh. Fanny Fanny said. this Is
terrible. You don't know the worst.
Fanny. this has come ~ the worst
possble time. never told you about
II before because had still hoped 10
get out Of it Fanny. ! am TO be a
mother
"poor Evelyn, whispered the sym
pathetlc Fanny. that Il terrible now.
Burt had found a secure hiding place
hut I and some Of his friends knew
whore TO communicate With him. Howe
& Hummel were engaged TO look after
his interests and soon arrangements
were made for his surrender, az II was
thought that the story Fanny Romano
and / told would clear him. | knew
that there would be no difficulty about
the bnhy. That could be- had at any
time Tor money. and of money there
was no lack The only thing necessary
was 10 nut on Burt's trial long enough
10 have me pass through the necessary
perlod that must elapse before the baby
eould be born. This. too, was arranged
Burt's lawyers succeeded In delaying
me trial seven months. When the case
was finally called I was prepared
anne into the court room with a baby
three weeks old
where procured the baby no one
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-27
Left Dessitnssf

N0i u worldly goods. hst q Ell earthly con-
f0rt. = ne poor wretch tormenisf b. malaria
The feii scourTe T. h9Neyar shorn % ~ hong
To- advance DF Hosietfers stomach Blffers ia
only sure preventive aud rru,edY. Dys2rpsia.
Diiousness constipation. rheumailsm. nery
0usuesa and kidnsY complaints are also 4monE
fhe bodily Affections shlch this bensdcsnt
medicine oyercomes riih certainty. Use lt
systematically
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-27

An Interesting statement has lately
appeared IN the daily press 70 the e.
Pet that -.sz4 80 ;-zt tis1 = re
B1sqss provinces a man aged enc hun
dred and forty-eight years slx fnonths
and nine days. Hla widow has at
tained her one one hundred and thirty
ffih birthday. one daughter IL aged
one hundred and two. while two sons
are respectively slghfy-slK ara ninety
seven. Truly marvellous record this.
and one that speaks volumes for
heredityi
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-27

Khana (z4ss feetl the road runs
through VALLEY varying il width from
40 70 100 feet between hills on the left
proclplfous. on the right comparative
~ easy. but m the ralabeg valley about
one and q half miles long. the road mar
rows 70 ten feet. the hills being quite
perpendicular. Beyon his the road
goes over Landi Khana v -. the Eidth
being $40 feet and the hills being very
steep. especially on the left The top
of the pass Is Al Land Kotal f5.27s
ieetj which Ia strongly garrisoned. Ten
miles further on Is Dhaka q .I0f feetl.
where the defile opens into the plain
Of Jellalabad. The ascent over the
Landl Khana Pass n narrow. rugged.
steep. and generally the most difficult
point OF the whole road. Guns could
not be drawn here except by men; the
descent Is over a weli-made road and
not 30 dlfncus. Just beyond All Nus
I'D the road passes over a head Of pro-
iectlng and slippery rock, which makes
this portion extremely dlficult for lad
ened animals. The whole length Of the
pass from Jamrud to Dhaka Il thirty
three miles. From Jellalabad a road
runs up the valley Of the Kounar river
10 Kahristan which affords an easy
communication through Chltral with
the Russian frontier on the 0xus. The
Khyber can be turned BY the Tatara
road. which goes to the north Of th'
range from Jamrud to Dhaka. In time
Of peace the trafic in the Khyber 4
secured by the tribute paid TO the AZ
rldis. who undertake 10 keep the pas
open on Tuesdays and Fridays. and 4
has thus become the main road for com
munlcailon between India and Afghan
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-27

Little willls-"ssy. ma. have they
got a dog over Al Deacon smith's7~
Mamma-"No. dear: not that ! know
Of: but why do you ask" Little Willie
--"Because when I vas over there yes
terdAy. heard Mrs.. Smith tell the cook
TO chase the growler as soon a. the
eoast Was clear"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-27
BOUGHT HER OWN PICTURES.
southern society Woman Paid for
Photos In Job Lots.

Photos In Job Lots.
Mrs. Edward Bright. ono Of the most
beautiful NJ the society leaders Of New
Orleans. has just succeeded IN buying
up a large stock Of her own photo
graphs walch were offered for public
sale In many retail shops In New York.
Mrs. Bright, who as Miss Ella Mehle
was the belle o, New Orleans. was a
queen Of the Mardl Gras and was pho
tographed IN her costume. In some
way the negative escaped from the
hands Of the photographers and found
~ way 10 New York. Prints we're
made Of II for the purpose Of illustra-
ting a noW process Of photography. OF
course nobody knew who the beautiful
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-27
ErerrbodY says 50.

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, Tie most Won
derful medical discovery of tho age, pleas
ant and refreshing 70 the taste, hct gently
and positively on Kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system, dispel colds
cure headache, fever, habitual CONSTIPATION
OF q. q. Z. today: 10, -, 70 cents. Sold and
guaranteed 10 cure By al druggists.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-27

20 health, and immeolAteiy my DnDS
began 10 recover. had 70 keep him
partly on cows milk and prepared
focd, which did not seem 70 agree with
lin. Now have plenty OF milk for
him, and he Is 80 strong and playful
that I can hardly realize my good for
tune. There are 30 few women that
are perfectly well. you'd not think
OF trying TO get along without a bottle
OF Pe-ru-na in the house. ] do not take
II all the tins. but there are short
spells when I need something 70 give
me strength and help my nerves. Pc
ru-na never fails 10 give me a good APP
petite. strong nerves. sound and re-
freshing sleep. I only wish ! could
tell every woman in the world about
H."
DR.. Hartman Is the author OF book
written expressly for women, beauti-
fully illustrated. Il will be sent free
for a short time by The Pe-ru-na Drug
Manufacturing Co, Columbus. Ohio.
When a man IS fond Of his daughter,
he always keeps the proper age for
girl 10 marry, fixed I've years beyond
hor age.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-27

A curious stone called the "ilmakiur."
IA found IN Finland The people use n
rs barometer. because in foul wealth.
or Il turns black or blaoklsh gray. vhllo
when fine weather Is approaching II be-
comes almost white.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-27

well, Gollghtly, did YOU have any
fun wearing red lantern on your
wheel7" Yves, about fifteen men
thought I was a drug store and chased
me ten hacks. "--Detrolt Free Press.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-27

Every girl insists upon some little
wrinkle at her wedding that no other
girl ever thought Of.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-27
THE GREAT AMER.
MOST AuTocRATIc MoNARca
ON EARTH.
The Ruier Of Afghanistaa Il. However.
Deeiis and Governs Hl. Country Ae-
eordInE 10 the VIII Of the People OF
the Land.

HE Amer Of Az
ghanistan. VINO was
Al first suspected OF
completely with the
Indian border trou-
blea. but whose in
nocence is now we'll
established. Is one
OF the most auto
cratic monarchs In
the world. Not the
car Of Russia nor
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-27
Beware of olntmsnts for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury,

a. mercury Will surely destroy the sense
on smell and completely derangc the
whole system wren entering y thfoueh
should never be used except on pFeacrip-
tons from reputable physicians, a. the
damage they will do a teufOld 20 the
good you can possibly derive from them.
HALLS Cafarfh cure manufactured by
Il. j. Cheney a Co. Toledo. O.. contains
no mercury. and IL taken internally. act-
inE directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces u the system. IN buying Hairs
Catarrh Cure be sure you get tha genuine
isdo. Ohio BY r. J. Cheney ) 90. Tes-
timonisls free. Sold b. druggists. prize
f5c per bottle
Halls Family Pills ar, the best
II you like a man. show % by refus-
ing % laugh a. bis enemy'. pike.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-27

OF course . woman j. sorry when a
friend dies who refused 10 try her doc
tor. but she can't help regarding Il a.
a Judgment
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-27

A man thinks his children are smart
II they sleep sounl all night
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-27

Cotton seed is up and down 30 much
Il Is useless 70 quote.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-27

Women do no, believe dentists are
doing them any good unless they hurt.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-27
p.,t Tsh,,co svl, sud szoLs Year N. Assy,

D0lE At0HIl' UFII 10 0Il4N3 WI -
II ron want 10 quit tobacco using easily
and forever. b. mad well, strong, magnetic,
full o. new life aud vigor, take No-I0- BAG
the wOnder-worker, that makes weak men
strong. Many gain Ten pounds 10 ten days.
Over 10000 cured. Buy Ao.T0-Bac of your
druggist. under guarantee 10 cure, 5Oc or
100 Booklet aud sample mailed free. IA.
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago Or New YORK.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-27

on TOP or TREACHERous ETNA.
nomCna which TO those upon the lower
ground would seem 10 be the destruc-
ton Of the world