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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-09-27
IFor The ENTERPRISE.
A Meeting VI the Farmers Called.

A meeting of the farmers and
planters of the surrounding coun-
try is called, to assemble at Heath
Springs, on Saturday, the 30th of
September inst. The meeting
will convene at Heath Springs
school house at 8 o'clock, p. m.
The marketing of the cotton crop;
the renting of land, and other
interests of farmers, will then be
considered. 1t is desired that
Liberty Hill and surrounding
country be represented as we'll
as farmers of Lancaster county.
We hope a full meeting will
assemble, and an organization
will be effected, that will protect
the interests Of the farmers.
S. n. HAMMOND,
Magill's, S. G.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-09-27
A THOUSAND TONGUES

Could not express the rapture of An
ME f. Springer, Of 1925 Howard ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa, when she found
that DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption and completely cured
her of hacking cough that for many
years had made life burden. All
other remedies and doctors could give
her no help, but she says of this Royal
Cure-"it soon removed the pain IN
my chest and I can now sleep soundly,
something can scarcely remember
doing before. | feel like sounding it's
praises throughout the Universe" SO
will every one who tries DR.. Kings
New Discovery for any trouble Of the
Throat, Chest or Lungs. Price SOC and
$l.OO. Trial bottles free at Crawford
Drug Store; every bottle guaranteed
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-09-27
City Cotton CrOp-G,OOO Bales

Hon. j. Nj. Kirk writes from
Moravla, Texas, to the Schulen.
berg Sucker under date of April
18th last: "My farmer friends,
look at every cotton platform as
you pass by and you Will see the
present (square) bale standing on
Its head with from two to four
great gaping wounds at the mercy
OF those who want to pilfer. The
number of bales In Texas taken
from the original runs up into
the thousands. | remainder dur.
Ing the session of the last Legis-
lature, when the bill known as
the Compress Bill Was being dis.
cussed in the committee room. a
gentleman from Galveston, who
was opposing the measure. in an.
swer to a question asked by me
Zone OF the Com mittee) how
many bales Of cotton were made
by the congresses in Galveston
that were taken from the origin al
bales compressed there. He an
swered About ak thousand
b les " And yet there are those
who decry the American Cotton
Company's Roundlap bale, from
which there is not one ounce of
waste and which reaches the mill
exactly as it leaves the press.
Sept. 81.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-09-27

DIR. Price, while persuading
Governor Roosevelt to speak on
President McKinley's policy to
the Methodists at Ocean Grove,
pointed out the rather remarkable
fact that the presiding officer of
the convention that nominated
Mr.. Mckinley was Methodist,
that he himself was local
preacher ; that the man who nom.
mated him was a Methodist; that
the man who seconded the nom.
ination was a Methodist that a
large number OF the delegates
were Methodists. and that when
the house OF representatives were
chosen 26S of the members were
Mcthodists.-EX.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-09-27

Colonel Cunningham, of Pear
son county, n. c., is said to be
the largeot tobacco planter in the
world. His acreage this year con-
sists of 100000 hills, nearly a
third more than he planted last
year.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-09-27

BEST on the market for coughs and
colds and all bronchial troubles; for
Group it has no equal" writes Henry
X. Whitford, South Canaan, Conn, of
One Minute Cough Cure. Crawfor d
BROS. G-w-s
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-09-27

Chester II. Brown, kalamazoo,
Mich, says: ''Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
cured me Of a severe case OF indiges-
ton; can strongly recommend it to all
dyspeptics. "Digests what you eat
without aid from the stomach. and
cures dyspepsia. Crawford Bros.
d-w-S
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-09-27

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is a scientific
compound having the enforcement of
eminent physicians and the medical
press. 1t dig. SITS what yOu eat" and
positively cures dyspepsia. NJ. A.
hetron, Bloomingdale, Tenn. says il
cured him OF indigestion of ten years
standing. Crawford Bros. d-w-s
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-09-27

f. +. Turner, Compton, Mo-, wa.
cured OF piles by DeWitts Witch
liazel Salve after suffering seventeen
years and trying over twenty reme-
Dies. Physlcians and surgeons en-
dorse 1t. Beware of dangerous coun-
Cerlelts. CraWford Bros. dws
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-09-27

Chicago uses 10000, 900 pounds
of soap every year. No wonder
st. Louis objects to having the
Chicago sluices turned into the
river from which she draws her
drinking water.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-09-27

There's always hope while there's
one Minute Cough Cure. AN attack
Of pneumonia left my lnngs in bad
shape and ! was near the first stages
of consumption. One Minute Cough
Cure completely cured me-" writes
Henen McIlenry, Bismark, n. ID. Gives
instant relief. Crawford Bros. d-w-s
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-09-27

Mr.. George anderbilt will eX
hibit a model dairy and Berk.
shire hogs and dairy cattle at the
Georgia State fair IN Atlanta.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-09-27

The following are some of Da-
vid Harum's quaint sayings:
"The's as much human nature
in some folks as tn ia IN others.
if not more"
"Ev'ry hoss en- do a thing bet
ter m spryer if he's be broke to
it as a colt"
"A reasonable amount of fl cas-
is good for dog-they keep him
fm broodin' on benz dog"
DO unto the other feller the
way he'd like to do unto you
an do it fust."
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KlDNEY


II. II You Want QUlCk frsuIts you can
max" no mlstak" by using Dr. Kill
m"r's swamp Root, tn" great kidney
remedy. At druggists in iitty cent and
dollar sizes. Sample bottle by mail
free, also pamphlet telling you how to
find ont if yOu have kidney trouble.
Address, Dr. kilmer IL Co., Bingham
ton, y. y. ,
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Its use at an earl y age never ar
rive at normal bodily develop.
ment.
We are told by the highest au
thority that tobacco creates
thirst to remove which alcoholic
drinks are often resorted to. 1t is
Further claimed that ninety five
per cent Of the drunkards were
introduced to alcohol by the to-
bacco habit. Chas. H. StowelI, NJ.
D., author Of our text books on
anatomy, physioloqy, and hygiene,
sums up the effects of tobacco on
the mind and body as follows ::
"Tobacco costs the mind its high
est development, and it's most
brilliant achievements; the body
Its best development and it's per
feet health"
The authorities of our naval
military schools, desiring that our
soldiers and sailors should possess
high degree of both mental and
physical development. prohibit
the using of tobacco in these in
stltutions-a great many of our
normal schools and colleges will
not admit pupils who use tobac-
CO. The theological schools of
most, if not all, denominations
take this ground.
A prominet railroad man has
recently thrown down the gage
OF battle to the cigarette. He is a
general freight agent on a large
railroad, and employs many
young men as clerks. He has an.
nounced that ia the future he will
not employ any young men who
are addicted to the cigarette hab.
1t, and further than this, he ex.
presses his intentions of getting
rid of all cigarette fiends now in
his department. He gives the fol.
lowing reasons for his decision ::
"Among the 200 in my service,
81 are cigarette fiends. Eighty
five per cent. of the mistakes oc-
curing in the Office are tracea BILE
to these 80 smokers. They fail
behind with their work, and when
transferred to other desks, which
those who don't smoke handle
easily, get along just as badly,
showing that it is not the amount
of work to be performed, but the
inability or incidence of the per
former. The natural conclusion
is that the 32 young men are hold
ing positions deserved by better
men," From many indications |
feel safe IN venturing the predic.
ton that our coming preachers
and teachers will not be tobacco
worms; but-that in the near fu
tnre-Intelligent Christians vail
say to the wOuld-bs preachers,
"ShOw your fitness for this sacred
calling by abstaining from the
use % tobacco then we Will lis
ten to your eXhOrtatiOns to others
to quit their sinful habits; and
school boards and patrons will
say TO the would be teacher,
"frove your qualifications for
the high and responsible work of
training the children Of our fair
land by leaving off the vile
tobacco habit; then we will con-
slider your application.'
ANTI TOBACCONIST,
Sept. %, 80. Dwight. S. G..
KOdOl Dyspepsia Cure is a scientific
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Mr.. Editor: Will you please
allow me, through the medium of
your paper, to give some of my
views on the using of tobacco.
Your correspondent has for
some time been much impressed
by the silence of the press and
the pulpit on the evils of this
habit. However this Is not uni
) versally the case, for in some
: parts of our country the press and
the pulpit, the two greatest mould
ers Of sentiment, are condemnlng
theSusing of tobacco in thunder
tones.
Many states and territories have
passed stingent laws for bidding
the furnishing of tobacco in any
form to minors under certain
ages. Most of the states and ter
ritories have laws requiring in.
struction to be given to all pu-
pals In the public schools on the
nature and effects of tobacco, as
we'll as alcohol. The writer is of
the opinion that were thi. in.
struction faithfully given 1t would
tell largely on the next genera.
tion by the decrease in tobacco
users and drunkards but he does
not believe that a tobacco user
will avail anything for good, by
giving instruction to children on
the injurious effects of tobacco.
Neither will a whiskey drinker
lessen the evils of strong drink.
On the other hand person
teaches aohat he IS. If he is dis.
honest, he teaches dishonesty; if
he is liar, he teaches lying; if
he is drunkard, he teaches
drunkenness, and If he is a tabac.
CO user he teaches those over
whom he has an influence the
vile tobacco habit. There is moth
ing more true than the old max
i'm, factions speak louder than
words"
If the world is to be taken for
God, preachers must practice
what they preach and If the next
generation is to be trul y induced,
teachers must practice what they
pretend to teach. To my mind,
the best definition | ever saw Of
edWcatjOH was, EducutiOn is the
forming OF good habits" Perhaps
some one Is ready to ask What
Is there about the tobacco habit
to make 1t such a serious matter!n
Allow me to answer-the authori-
ty Of the eminent medical men of
our country, together with the
statements OF public men Of wide
observation, that tobacco SERIOUS.
ly ell ects the nervous system, i'm
pairs the mental powers, creates
a craving for stong drink, lowers
the moral tone, and lowers schol
arship, besides bang expensive.
Psychologists tell US that tobac
co checks the development Of the
brain, and unables it, at al! times,
to do it's best work Eminent ed
ucators, presidents and professors
of our highest institutions of
learning say that of their pupils
who make the most thorough pro
gress, eighty five per cent. don't
use tobacco; while eighty five
per cent. of their poorest scholars
use it in some form or other. They
tell us that pupils addicted to this
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"The Old Farm House on the
HILL"

We have just received a copy
ofthis pretty home song, one of the
greatest ever written, and it can
be played either on the piano or
organ. The words and music are
by Mr.. j. w. Lerman, the COM
poser of the now famous "Couch-
ee Couchee Dance" The song is
being sung in all the large the
atres in the cities of New York,
Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia,
etc, and it is received with great
applause and making a decided
hit.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-09-27

i a deceptive
disease thou
sands have il
and don't know
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05

Brooms ct. $50 h SCI; AutuAl Life lnG Co Rocco
N. Marasco ano; attys. Moses N.
BoWery, 81: ". l. Clark ano CIR. &c. Frederick
Dassori ct al; atty, j. N Knox
Amsterdam Av O. a5.8A l2Sth o. 80. Ok oO Jane L.
Thomson ". II. Clark ct al; atty. z, II. Moeran.
1o5th st.n g. 20 LIST av.7bIlooD Mutual Life ms
Co vs. Louis Less ct al; atty, c. Il. Moller.
Kelly st. n " cor Beach av. boIirreRrto waller avx
36.oI151.1o: Charles UnGngst VS. Bradley l.. Eaton
at al; atty, Baldwin b.
roth st Q W cor Amsterdam Az. 125x1oo.5 Peter
Androyette VS. Andrew ]. Kerwin. Jr; forecl lien;
Attys. Phillips A.
18th st. SIS 200 W Manhattan av, boxIoo.I1; Morn
inRside ave. q 2R.4 9th ct, S0.1XO3.413aK o.
3; Henry RaAbe Jr. ct al vs. Jos n. Campbell ct al
AttyB; Phillips A.
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NEAL EsTArE VIEWS.

With two exceptions Yesterday realty trans
actions at private contract were OF little inn
portance There was . miscellaneous lot Of
dealing In various kinds Of property. but the
days business was Of small volume.
In the auction room i've offerings we're dis
posed o. They were all sold under foreelo-
sure proceedings. The PLAINTIFF secured two
OF the properties while three went to outsiders
Three parcels are advertised for sale to-day.
The action Of the Lutheran Emigrants House
Association In buying State street was
neoessltated by the recent purchase By the
United States Govern m snt OF the Associations
present home. 20 State street. There is a
lease on 4 State street which has Ave years to
run and possession will not DO taken until its
expiration. In tho meantime the Association
will occupy IL State strest.
John v. Signell's purchase Of the plot on the
northwest corner OF Central Park West and
Ninety-sscond street completes the sale OF all
the lots formerly owned by tho Wonan's Hos
pitli. which were purchased by the present
sellers last year. Several Of the plots arc al
ready improved with apartment houses and
Mr. Signell. who 10 builder. will erect q
seven-story apartment house on his new site.
George r. Read has closed several leases. ax-
grssating about $e5.0Oo. for spaee In tho
building recently erected on the southwest
corner Of Wall and New streets. Among the
prospective tenants are the Federal Trust
Company. tho Equitable Trust Com pany and
a prominent banking house.
Henry Morgentbau. president OF the Central
Realty Board and Trust Com pany has returned
from Europe and was at the company's Lib
erty street Offices Yesterday.
Plans were filed by James f. Ware 4 Son
yesterday for tsn-story brick and stone stor-
age warehouse. to be built by the Manhattan
Storage Company on the north side OF Forty
second street. 100 feet eatt OF Seventh avenue.
The estimated cost is 100000.
Mount Sinai Hospital took title yesterday
to the dwelling on tho southwest corner Of
Madison avenue and 101st street.
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Auction Sales.

Al the New York Real Estate salssroom yes
terday Peter r. Meyer g. Co: sold. in foreclos-
Manhattan avenue. to the plaintiff. Jacob Cor
lies. for $4,000. and the hye-story brick store
and flat, No. 212 West Thirtieth street. to E.
Weiland for $l4.650. '
Samuel doldsticker sold in foreclosure. the
plot 306xl0O on the west side Of Jackson
r. Schellhammer for 81. $50,
William NJ Ryan sold, in foreclosure. the
vacant plot. SO < about ~. on tho east side OF
Webster avenue. 525 feet south OF scrbner
street, to the plaintiff. Michael J. Eagan. for
Thomas G. Smith sold. In foreclosure, the
three story brick dwelling. 16.sx70. Ho. 1889
Madison avenue. to william Rosenzweig for
S1O5OO
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Assignmsnts Of Mortgages.

Boyce. Geo A, trustee. to Grace Daley.
Beeknnn, Chas z, to Anna Baglsy. y part 8 5000
Same to Anna Bagley, extrx, &c. lspart. 5000
eame to same. y part. 5000
Capote, Carmen y de c. to Kate Konklin v,oOo
drote tieo ". to the Bowery Savings Bank 10000
Fox. Edward. admr. Nc, to Peter Felix.
eIr, &c, -. ...........::.."..:....;. nom
Harrison. Robt L. err. &c. to HenryJ Rob-
Hazlett. John W, to Chas Peabody. Jr... eXch
hcCabo. Mary, to Ida Lientbal s.Io7
Murphy, Jossph, Jr. to Jpnac v Spero...... nom
Marx, Frances. to Jamie Goldstein. ........ nom
Pirk, Friedrich. to G Adelbert B scker....... 400
P1rk. Friedrich, Il Charles Diamond. to same 500
Stewart, David to Isaac Foig .............. 1900
Strasbourger. samuel, to Isaac n BERNSTEIN
aud ano Observation-Disclosures. nom
Trenchard. Henry &. to Anna Purdy......, 2b0o
Teets. A Alonzo, to Frances Austin. .,.... $500
al trustees DC ..'....,.........,''.. 10000
Same to Catherine A Stevens. ............... 5000
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The Lutheran Emigrants House Association
has purchased No. 4 State street for $7S.0OO
Leopod Weir has sold for Hamershiag Il Op-
penheimer to John V. SiGRsll the plot. 75x125.
on the northwest corner Of Central Park West
and Ninety second street
William e. Shepard has bought the four story
brownstone drlvate dwelling, 81 x601l00. No.
Is East Sixty NTH street. for about sol ,Oo0
No. 1908 Park avenue is reported sold.
Lowenfeld & Pragar have bought the FIVE
story tenement. 25x1O3.3. No. 510 East Four
teenth street. and the four-story house, on lot
22xe2.3. No. 25S East Tenth street,
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Norris, Henry J. to Gastane Nucoi and ano.
Ballhntine. JEANETTE, at I'll, ezra and trus-
tees q John r Weilbrock, sol 20 sos I'd
ay and '2o2 and 2ot East 8tth OF. v 7.i2
walsh, Mary A. and ,nc. tru.t.ss To- L D
simpson. Spruce ct, 81, . yr,..........
Pearson, Thomas. to Michael McOsbe, sth
, Az. 2ot1, cor 1<1st Of. ~ yrs 300
Hamilton. pl cor 1t2d ST. 7.12
Gross, MAJ, to Abraham Gordon. stanton ct,
Jackson. stephen n. to cha. dreibe. i'ssisth
ct. cor Railroad Az. g yrs...............
Sprung. Isaac. to Max Tanenbsum. Avenue
u. 10, o cor I'd at, 3 yrs. ...,.....,,........
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Delaware, LaCkaWanna & Western.

Stations In New York. foot OF Barclay and Christie
Leave N. Y, pher SITS. Arrive " Y.
400 am 49,. Binghamtnn Mail .... $50 pm
$1,000 am, Ithaca. OsWeRo. Buffalo Ell 1900 pm
$500 pm Buffalo and Chicago Express 80 pm
4;Uo pm Scranton. WnkesbArre and
Plymouth Express ..... ..l2:2O pm
200 pm Buffalo and Chicago Lin. FL $3.50 pm
.s:3opm Buffalo EL lar. Buffalo $40 am $3.50 am
$3.50 pm Ithaca. 0swego. Utica and
Buffalo Ell, ............ ........ ~ 80 Gm
tSleeper to Scranton. May be occupied TO :; so am
Ticksts and Pullman commodAtionA at ll3, 42v
AID $50 Broadway and 4 Park place.
Westcotts Express Company will call for and
check baggage 70 destination. sDAily.
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5 hI1G5.lI; Patrick n Duny ct Al to cbss H
lssd 81. Q. lei " willis Az. 361ioo;
11Ith st n Q, 222.6 . Prospect Az, a5b.sE
iHo:tn32S. exleo.i; Rosina Vollhsrt to
Lot. %. to.ti. msp 10 viiis sites, Anthony
estete; Fannie X. Lawrence 10 Frederick
ECamp Hnd and, eIrs Observation-Disclosures.
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Mechanies' Liens.

10th 81, 226and 227 f; william McshAne Co.
Va william Lane and J. Il. Mack .........,. Sst
sBth Of. Ban and BAT W: Joseph p Hall vs
VIM stokes and Collier Weeks Co. -. Il
St Ann's av n cor 32d at. 12bIlOo; John
W Rapp vs. John Doyle, ct al ......:..... II
l52d at, 624 W; Anton Larsen vs. William
Washington Av, ., 500 1Soth OF, lO0x
las: Iaaac koritZ vs. A Lane, ............ g:
2Tth ri, PA to 24S "; Jacob r OberIt vs.
VIM II Gildersleeve and Ano. .............. ].
Henry ct, 2lp and 22l: CAndee Smith vs.
Israel Block ct al ,01
lIpth. OF, n Q. 100 Boulevard. IOoKIoo:
John Murray vs Vim AcCracken ct al. 81
Columbus Av, 8 cor Ioath ct. looXloO:
Bell Bros. vs. AbelmAn RosenbAum. /, l6
Madison st. W cor BsrminRhAm st. 37.oI
30; same VS. same .,.......,........ 81
Madison ay p28; Samuel hcCAudlesS W
Matilda Hayes ct al. ........................ &c
9th 81. II Q, $50 4th av. box10O. gath
YARD Becker 4 MARI VS Generoao
Downing st. 20: Charles woinStsin vs. Katie
and Edwin Holtz. .,........... ........... ii
1 nth st, n 8. so4 " 9th AvJohn cannonvs
sd az. ais John corbin Va John Rather
9th av, II cor 3Sth ct. 46IeS; Paul Tendrup
Va Samuel Marks OF o.. .,,.......,.........
Cannon 81, 50; White. Van CLAIM 4 Cows
Rrakower h Goell. -. ........,,..,,.....
Rivington at. 325, B27; Michael McGrGth vs.
Mary J sullivan. ..,....,. .,...,.,,,....,...
I'D av " 8, 100 = lTsd st. bOX-: John Boen
and ano W. Samuel RharafSey and ano..
125th az, da +; Jas L Jackson VS. Spencer
optFAl 70 CT Als'' ''''s..s.' ss-'.'.s-.'
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new YORK CENTRAL,

dh yB aud SunHpNs.
HARLEM DIVISION.
pl2A. NJ and 800 T. NJ. Daily, except Sunday, to
PittShrd: sundays only at p2O A. ".
Wagner Palace Cars ON all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices at 10, 2dI. ll3 and 1919 broadway.
20 Union sd, w. 235 Columbus av.. NJ W. l25th at.
Grand Centrsl station. l25h st. station and lssth
81. Station. New York; 3as and 726 Fulton st. and
1O6 Broadway, T.. d., Brooklyn.
Telephone 1850 Cortlsndt" for New York Cen.
trail Cab Service. Baggage checked from hotel or
residence by Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS, General Passenger Agent.
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meaifal.


A lffLNNITI0N,-oLD DR. GRIEDLE. GRADUATE
NRDiiGhI 66n nlrY Of THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
IN DiSSss LI REPAYMENT SO YEARS A SPECIALIST
than an established and has had moro Iperience
prov. ~; otner advertising physician: city papers
hin disns Under his scientific treatment blood and
and months pain IN bones. red spots, soro throat
nlAddsr w, ui"ers, painful swellings, kidney and
undnValom plAints scalding Inflammation. gravel.
speedily T., orHHns weak back: lost vitality are
mont r, consult OLD DR.. GRINDLE, Every impedi
ngl,.saSoNSed Sufferers, do not waste time visit.
GRISninnltnl physicians. Remember, OLD DIR.
III W., never fails. OFFICE OVER is YEARS At
free " iNh St.. between 9Th and 7th avs Advice
~ @eu.clhesl Hours. to v; Sundays. Rtos.
d,sa,nk; GREY, As years n EpeciaIist in
guAnntssS on men only. Quickest permanent cure
poison s ~ all the diseases peculiar To men blood
V.ains,sA am diseases, kidney and bladder trouble.
dream, nervous debility, errors of youth bad
rage r. "nGGeVel"ped organs. impediments to mar.
AatAhi,k SoIsul old Or. Grey first; he 10 the old
IpeciAiS;'shel and the longest in practice OF any
last IN IA "a the city: Once over IS years at 40
dlyS et near Union Square Hours u TO o: Sun.
cine opi 2 oeentlnc treatment; advice free. Medi.
-. Nv cents No charge unless cured.
CUREA, QUICKEST PERM ANE NT
leitsj' ~ diseases OF men; dangerous cases 40.
ellss sci. ,enst AZ once; those desiring only nrut
tpeciAii., INC treatment should call Tho leading
Sto ~ r. bonschu 14l WEST 2IST ST.,
30, sundays, 10 tol.
u i. IT'S kElNHARD'S sANiTARIUM FStab-
treated - 10, femal irregularities scientifically
~, :.' sus!t. married. 1913 West 47th at.
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