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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-08

sctton sgency. visited local railroad o..
noes Yesterday
. Travelling auditor George England Of fhe
galveston. Houston and Henderson, came
" trom Sslyestou yesterday aud spent
Mr. w. ". Taylor. general freight and
passenger agent ~ the Houston East and
West Texas. returned Yesterday from a
"Trip M the llne OF his road
n Hon. z. $. I.evett Of the law firm OF
TRIP 10 North Texas on business for the
Houston and Texas Central road Of which
he Is n director
Mr., " A. Jones. freight trafac manager
~ the Southern Pacific, Atlantic system.
ana the SunsetCentral lines. has gone 10
81 Louis and Chicago on business con
nected With his position
An excursion train viii leave The Grand
central depot az 900 o'clock In the morn
ING Tor Shreveport over tho Houston East
anu West Texas road. The FARE for the
round trip Will be $50 and the tickets
VIII be good TO return ON August -
ON account Of the National meetings Of
sons or Hermann and Gcrman war Vet
Grams. TO he held AZ San Autnnln Septcm
per |! 10 and September ie22 respective
y. the Southern Pacific has issued a
general circular to all ticket agents and
connections making q rate OF one fare,
Plus -, and special circular to ticket
agents Of the Galveston Harrisburg and
san Antonio tue Galveston. Honston and
Nofihern ana Texas and New Orleans
rohps, making rate on the convention
basis. Attractive side trips To Mexico arc
also advertised, II being possible to OK
tend the limit OF the tickets to October. 81.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-08
Rosehlld local News.

Rosebud, Texas, August I, Rosebud wa.
ter aud Electric Light company is tho
style OF new Arm composed Of prominent
Cameron business mrn who have purchased
the Greer wsterworks mere and are placing
new piping and machinery preparing Ia
furnish the city win lights and water
Major and Mrs Grinis Of the Rosebud
Hardware and Improvement company are
IN the Ozark mountains for the simmer
j NJ and Mrs ozier are soiournlng In
Tennessee for season.
DR.. r. Bueelns and wife have Just return
Ell from I.ampasas.
Non. captain Jack Waters IS outing OF
Lampasas.
r. w Phillips, u, cicin and Miss Lulu
Springfield are 10 the east on purchas
ing tour
Hon. II. o. Martin and sister. Miss
Mcsneto. are spending tfesummer iu the
mountains ~ Colorado. They are expected
TO return this month,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-08
WORK HAS COMMENCED.
Eye and Gee En- Preparing to Build
Freight Depot.
FORCE OF MEN CLEARING OFF THE SITE
--------
he Block VIII Be Filled In Immediately
and Actual Construction Work
VIII Begin Soon.
FORCE or MEN CLEARING Off THE SITE

The International and Great Northern
hallroad company on yesterday pnt n
torce 81 men to work on the block re
Gently acquired by the company as a site
upon which to vect a modern aud more
centrally located local freight depot In
Houston. The block purchased br the
road Is within three blocks OF Main street,
In the central portion OF the business
district, hcing surrounded by Caroline and
Austin streets and Franklin and Com
merce avenues, ana affords one Of the
hest locations for local freight depot
that could have been secured by the road
Its purchase was decided upon by Presi.
Gent George Gould when be visited Huus-
ton several months ago but the property
was then In the hands of several different
parties, and. naturally, Il required some
time to close negotiations The purchase
OF the property neceSsltated considerable
outlay by tue road. but 1t Is generally ad
mitted that when Gould goes after any
thing he gets 1t, and this instance was
no exception.
After acquiring the property it was an
nounced by the road that modern freight
depot would be erected upon It, and the
work of securing right OF way for tracks
10 the site proceeded. The privilege Of
laying tracks oyer all the property iutcr-
venlng, except in the case Of one lot, was
secured Upon the lot excepted 1t was de
ctded by the officials that the owner
wanted the road to pay an enormous price
for the right Of way, and condemnation
proceedings were instituted I'm the courts
This Is now the only obstacle to the I'm
mediate erection Of the building, the road
not caring 10 actually commence the work
OF construction until assured that there
VIII be no hitch whatever.
The workmen who were put on the block
yesterday are only doing the preliminary
work incident to the building Of the depot
such as removing houses that can not be
practically utilized in connection with the
depot, and clearing on the property so the
construction work on the depot will prob
ably not begin until the litigation over
the lot above referred TO is disposed of,
which will be some time In September.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-08
PRE-HARvEsT INSPECTION.
Officials Of the Sap Make a Tour OF
Their Lines.

Officials of the Sap Make a Tour OF
Their Lines.
A party Of prominent officials Of the
san Antonio and Arnnsas Pass road were
IN Houston yesterday morning, having
come in on their annual pre- harvest in
spection trip of the lines and other prop
critics of their road. rhe party was com
posed Of Messrs. NJ. ID. Monserrate, vice
president and general manager: H. ii.
lnnes, superintendent Of transportation; g.
w. Butcher superintendent ~ motive
power and machinery, and William Berry
superintendent of maintenance Of way All
the gentlemen. with the exception of Mr.
Berry, whose headquarters are Mt Yoakum,
are from San Antonio. the general head
quarters of the road.
The party spent some time looking over
the company's properties at this point
and left for the west at l o'clock In the
afternoon. Some extensive improvements
on the roads terminals In Houston are
in contemplation. and no doubt would have
already been determined upon were 1t not
for the fact that certain rumors which. II
realized. would obviate the necessity for
them, have recently been circulated here,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-08
HOT WEATHER FOOD.

The selection Of food for hot weather
Is an important question. We should
avoid an excess Of fats. cut down the but
frnits and food easy OF digestion One
meat meal per day Is sufficient during
hcf weather.
An ideal breakfast rs Grape Nuts, tr ated
s1npIles the necessary fat IN a very d.
eesiibie forml, cup Of Postum Cereal
FOOD Coffee, hot, or Ii cold, u should have
St,,it, either cooked or raw; also perhaps
Two slices Of entire wheat bread with a
very thin spread az butter. A breakfast
v,ef,fS 81 the system that one gees through
he heat az the day IN comfort ms compared
With the swenty, dlsagreeahle condition. Of
me ulau will never be abandoned during
re hot DAYS FOR the difference IN ones
personai comfort Is TOO great 70 be easily
forgotten.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-08
MovEMENT o. OCEAN VESSELS.
Especial to The Postl

IIavre. Arrived: Fornby Castle (I3r)
II ON Galveston for Antwerp
Barry, Sailed: Commonwealth (Br) for
Galveston
New York Arrived Sabine from CAT
weston via Key West Sailed, Nueces for
Galveston.
Pensacola. Fla Sailed Tug Echo with
Barge Tabor for Galveston
Port Eads, La Arrived Bergenerea
(Nor) from Livingston Via Belize: Ttsem
Puerto Cortez: LRruo (Br1 from Cardin.
Dictator lI3rl from liverpool Via Colon and
SBrS fr Rolerdsm Via sSS eweort SNn eWa
Hydeespes tBr) for Cape Town with
British army supplies Louisiana (Aml
Malaga and Barcelona; Brcifond fN6fJ Tor
Ceiba.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-08
RELIGIOUS NOTES.


fullng Texas August .. The Baptist
cemI meeting at Sohmon's temple closed
yesterday with eight accessons TO the
chutch.
Mckinney, Texas August "a revival
At Chambliss resulted n forty additions
to the Baptist church. The Baptist church
az Luens gained forty members by a
revival.
CoraeNna. Texas, August GA big pro.
trHcted meeting h being held on Mineral
Hill by Rev Jcfr - Ray aud deep in
tciest Is being taken. There have been
many conversions aud there are from ave
to twenty professions each night
Tex0rkana, Texas August 7-Rev u. u.
c. Timmons, pastor OF the Metho list Epis
cupal church, South, vi this place, wns
today complmented with a purse OF 500
hq the members OF his congregation, the
amount comprising the full travelling fare
from TeXarkana TO London and return. Mr..
Tin.mons Will depart on the 10Th instant
for England, where ne goes as d. delegate
from Northeast Texas TO the Mcthodi t
Ecumenical council that convencs I'm Lon.
don the first week In September.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-08
household remedy coughs colds bronchitis grippe
ONE MINUTE Cough 1t quickly

moment the vessel was mass Of flames,
The captain was badly burned about tho
face and neck and much excitement WAS
caused for a shortN while. The damage
amounted TO about $50.
Harry w Nathan, commercial agent OF
the Southern Pacific railroad, With head
quarters st Atlanta Ga, was an Orange
visitor today His father has large landed
interests in Cameron parish, Louisiana. and
MIR Nathan has been looking after them !,
Major ]. G.. Now. commercial agent Of
the Kansas City Southern railroad with
headquarters at beaumont, transacted husi-
ncsS In ORANGE andaN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-08
PHILLIPS swoRE OFF.

Big Spectator Says He viii Never Be
Caught in Another Corn Pool.
Chicago. August mo more corn pools
for me, said George H. Phillips today,
81 knew that | was standing over a can
of gunpowder all the time and IL was only
by the merest chance that | escaped total
aInshilatlon. J was forced into the May
pool hut | won't be forced into another.
They are too risky and not Mt all to my lik.
Ing
The corn king mude this emphatic de
clarGilon apropos OF resolution against
Pools passed by the board OF directors Of
the beard OF trade.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-08
AFTER The REFoRMERs.

Temperance Men Ordered to Leave
Fort Scott, Kan.
Fort Scott, Kan, August IA mass
meeting attended by 25o0 people today
adopted resolutions demanding that Rev,
Frazer, a member of the State temperance
IN on. and others. who are insisting Hpon
the enforcement OF the prohlbltory law in
Fort Scott leave the civ The chairman
OF the meeting was instructed TO appoint
committee OF Gfty men 10 see TO the exc
cution OF the resolution.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-08
ORANGE LOCALS.

A Narrow Escape from a Bad Fire; Hero
ism Crowned with Success.
orange. Texas, August The Cow
aaycu canal company's gasoline launch
D,na n. caught FIRE this afternoon while
wing alongside the wharf. and but for the
bA,osc enorfs OF her captain ana others
would have been DESTROYED A small kero-
rs,c stowe was overturned ana set hre 20
sasollne that had been spilled on deck
While alling the gasoline tank, aad In a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-08
Nicotine Poetponed AnaIn.

waxahachie, Texas. August :. The direc
tors Of the Central Texas and Northwestern
and Fort Worth and New Orleans railways
held an adjourned meeting here this morn
ing The aext meeting will be held An
gust 81. at which time the proposition Of
these roads with the Houston
and Texas Central Will come up.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-08
Nntes and Personals.

Mr.. r. w. Miller. commercial agent of
the Houston East aud West Texas left
Yesterday for trip into the interior terri
tory.
Mr.. 7. s. DAllam. travelling auditor OF
the international and Great Northern, with
headquarters at Palestine, visited Houston
yesterday.
MIR. +. S. McCaleb OF Galveston. traffic
manager for the George ". McFadden
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-08
E. M. G. and S. Project.

Corsicana, Texas. August mir. c. C..
Waller, Interested in the Fort Worth. Cor
sicana and Sabine railroad project was
IN the city yesterday. Mr.. Waller thinks
work will begin on this now road in sixty
days. lie left for Nayasota on the evening
frain
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-08
RELIGIOUS.
Texas RnntIat Association

MeSla. Texas August Z The Texas Bap-
list association known as the Hayden
wing, IL holding session vt the jacks
creek reunion grounds. near this city, aud
several hundred delegates are IN attend
npcc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-08

Take the New York aud Boston Limited
viz Big Four Route aud New York Central
Hallway for Boston and oil New England
const summer resorts. Through sleeping
carr aud dining cars.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-08

GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM.
The "Picturesaue Pan American Route TO
Buffalo, VIII mall on receipt Of 2 cents IN
stamps, sent to It's City Passenger and
Ticket Agent 2i9 Clark street. Chicago,
the handsomesi descriptive folder Of the
Pan-American Exposltsre.- set issned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-08
cane eelt Earninal

Austin, Texas August Z The Cane Belt
railroad paid the comptroller S43.39 today
passenger tax on Sl33S.65 passenger earn
ings for the quarter ending June 30.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-08

Il Poar" p aork and Boston Limited, via
tlHaj. Route and New YORK Central
.gr- arrItese 81 Louis every day al $50
IA. ana Boston next afternoon ut
- ~ az connections n az = ~ y Mains ,ihle
,s,atgk sleeosng Island summer resot
y L the seping cars ana dining ears.
AAia you want No ferry trans-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-08

AZ shsnlekerbocker speeiai ,esx,ns 9,
81 E,e.y day al - o'eIeat noon 'i ,Is az ~;
" iffivs. ana New York Cenrral Raie
y Yert IN Buffalo CHS next morn,fls
sssheers clock uext evening. dives
s.sea rive, Tip down the beautlful
..tplR ears turing the day. Through
'esitf ana dining cars. No ferry
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-08

rr,s ss skNERAL coNTRAcTtNa
klnds ol railroad and rice canals OF
lddrsss grading work please phone s26
eiiei, iio,s,oz Capitol avenue. W. b.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-08

Al talns arrive and depart from the Grand Cen
sh Depot except the Missouri. Kansas & Texas
Itits wheh have depot in the Fifth ward, the In
.snatsna Great Northern and Columbia Tap,
Isath use the International and Great Northern de-
'Nest Texas morning train which leaves from and
gfn's, a, the Houston East and West Texas depot
~ Missouri, Kansas & Texas and Galveston.
fenen Henderson trains pass The international
',ii Treat Northern depot.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-08
HoTEL ARRIVALs.

NJ. The Gswlor.
i,s nSseotge Parrish, New Orleans; q. A.
,hd. TeSass ~ Lonis;. j. Hanback,. Pear
sai a.ss,t,pay, Shreveport 4 w" NJ p gssars
d n NJ; William Register. Austin;
uhas. y harrison. j. ]. Mansfield Col.
n Bsl,G,n L. Smith, New York: ]. &. Ae-
"a HotmngnF J. {. L9ring, Mason. Tex;
.b 9 2 William a AH1 Bo NJ; y h sakIeE:
D"'id Belmont; Airs. W Nogaies.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-08

G. II. d ii. II. II.
Depot foot Of Congress Avenue.
Galveston Trains.

koTE-Trsns leaving Houston at4.45p.
o. and arriving at Houston at AS a. m and
+ iessa n. also run into Grand Central de-
pot, departing 10 minutes earlier and arriv-
lra ten minutes later than time given above.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-08
In subs,;,.,. r...,.-

h ~, IN Substitute Feeding.
rlk L 1Ss PHYSICIANS agree that cows
Z fedaitass PASS for all beginnings. What
glodacIs 81 zen zen Is the best possible miiE
..sed MN orden,s Eagle Brand Con
saiided sesiniss IDEAL pure. sterile and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-08
A VERY LARGE MORTGAGE.
Frisco Filed an instrument that Required
SAG 900 Of Revenue Stamps.

vanburen, Ark. August THE largest
mortgage ever recorded here was that died
with Circuit Clerk Saddler today. being
for SS3. 600. II was given by the St
Louis and San Francisco Railway company
in favor Of the Morton Trust company Of
New York. The mortgage is payable In
gold in 1851 and bears not to exceed (
In the sum Of $4,000 were attached.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-08

" u. q NJ. Il. r.

N.
.o.5sa, Arlve...-....3.3s pm
s. A. q A. p. Ry..
Grand Central Depot
:. ..o.ssa m Arrive. pm
c., G. & S. #. II. Il.
Grand Central Depot
Main Line.
7.0Oa m Arlve...... :. 8. 5 Sam
p. m Arrive .''.., S.zO pm
Galveston Trains.
zQg A Agys....s.sg pm Pm
Additional Sunday Specials
ass am Arrive $40 a. m
..,. lsO r. m Arrive. o.2O p. NJ
~ Seaside Special arrives n.30 p. m.
n1ih.se trains leave the Santa Fe Congress
Sve Depot 10 minutes later than the above
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-08
ABROAD SCHEDULE.
H.. a =. c. A. "a
o'ap' Arrives.
sVft ~ Tag n .,

p =. tast mall and express Between The
y fnn y "a VIII carry through cars for Dali
l''s ea I'm ~ going from Houston via The Cen
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-08
II. q. & wv. IT. b. Il.

Alihese trains leave the Santa Fe Congress
H. Dtpot 10 minutes later than the above
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-10-05
larry Thou TiIlIcome."

The Wandering Jew * having a
wonderful revival ia literature lately.
The first book ia this fascinating field
was "Salathiel," by Geo Croly, Christ,
words 10 whom, "Tary thou till
come, spoken beneath the weight 81 the
eros, 20 the -colhmg Phari,ee, sets the
IeW wandering. Most notable followers
81 this story we've Eugene sues master
piece lhe Wandering jew and The
Pnnce u InllH bl the author ~ ben
Hur" Gsuepr Wallace himself praise,
Crnlv.s "SUnutiel us one 81 tlie sly
greatest English novels eyer written.
one New York publisher ha. lately
issued 1u Illustrated edition at Sl4o
net Now ame- lohn d llacn - we'll
known ID, tile piontet ii ehelp bpol,
publishing, with fu edition ID paper
.eaNtrs pt - eet1s no Introduce hi.
publications to our eadel- NJ Alirn
offers % send "a my ~ tAem WHO viii
remit that onont and htwll pay this
pnper Al lhe same tlmc, rents on
account oi oar subscriptions a. it, thus
milking lhe ctWl cost Of tAe book Only
) cents, nosrplid Yoa can send Tie
money ~ ihs paper or to John n
Alden, Publisher ll2 Pearl ST., New
York, as r3u latt-r.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-10-05
Our Prices are Right.
]. 9. Wilkins son,
City Druggist.

soua gain and another ior the public
veal They are all seeking tomve thc
canal buitalong the route that will best
serve their own ends, Aud its legiti
ma,e-it's natural to look 70 self su
long ~ the public ends are not ieopa-
died hy extravaganza or plumber the
public isa as well served 10y the location
at one poiutas at another. Someone j.
going 70 be benefited aud gain financial.
ly out olthe dnal location. 1t matters
little y The common run u the people
which bunch ~ spectators reaps the
profit The safest way we believe is to
pm our iaith to the administration.
The chances are that the route ad-
Nocted by tile administration i the one
least subjected 70 personal domination
and least expensive To the government
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-10-05
Notice for Publlcation.

First publication october . Inst December =
UNITED STATES LkNp OFFICE MARQUETTE Men
SEPTEMBER 3OTm 1901
Notice j. hereby ayeu that 81 compliance
with the provisions Ui the act oi Cuugrrsy III
June 3, 1873 entitled An act ior tho sale %
timber nnds d the suites ~ California. oregon.
NeVnd0 md Washington Territory. aseX.
teuded 81 all the Public Land states bv act ~
August SOD William Nesbitt, 90 -idnHw.
county ot Ifoushtuu. State af Michigan.
has ibis day filed in thi- office hi- sworn state.
mtut SO t8l Tor che purchase ai THE s-E oi
ssW FL Section Nu rs tr,tn. M,
80. ~ ~ Range so 10 W. ANA will oner
proof 81 show hut The land sought Is more
valuable iur IF Timber or STONE tittn i1r
agricultural purposes. and % establish his
ritum % said nnd hei0rg The REGISTER and
Receiver oi thi- Office at Marquette Mich on
Monday the ON d8y Di December ippI
lie names n- witnesses
Haven e. stewart, Jtmts Johnson Jahm
Mclu Patrick NUnuou Hll ~ -iduuW Mlch
Any and Hl persons claiming adversely me
above described .tnd- are requested to ietheif
Claims I'D fhIs office ou Qt before suil ON dhy
ui December uul
FnUtits .NAnbEN
REGISTER
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-10-05
Women q the Harem Compound % Potion
Whose Reiuvenating Effects Are Almost
MIRACULOUS and Astonlshed the
Most Skcptical.

Whose Reluvenating EaectsA Are Almost
Miraculous and Astonished the
Most skepticaL
The ioudest hopes ancient Dir modern seek.
en- alter the Fountain ri Perpetual Youth ean
scarcely have aimed higher than the results
achieved hg the marvellous compound known
throughout the East as Ill M0kBIB
Travellers returning 90 Europe have, from
time TO time brought astonishing tales Of the
reiuyenatins effects produced by this Wonder
81 the Orient
crudely compounded by the Women Of the
Harm from formulas handed down orally
from generation 10 generation the SECRET oi this
preparation thus ealausy Guarded aid known
only 90 the inmates 90 the Hamm ana the
Court Physicians EI MoKBiR has been prac-
ticnly uuobtanable. fxotptng by the favored
ones Tor whom il Was intended.
Recently however prominent native Ara
bian Physician baui-hed from big country toni
political odense and derryedo fhis vast pos.
sessions has awaited himself ~ Ills knowledge.
% earn a livelihood beftting DIS station. by sup.
plying thls mNrvellouscomponnd EbMOKBlB
to the mobility and wei Il iiet nsses 81 ail
Europe who have chegruiy paid bin larre itses
TO return tor the benefits received
Content with thg large income derived from
this practice thl. AGED physicianhasr repeatedly
refused very liberal offers Nude 20 him ior toe
formula % bis Remedy but he ha. duliy
agreed with the importing house otrHr NoYEs.
FULLER COMPANY, philadelphia, to put if up
in convenient form ipr ,alt exclusively Do tht
Emitted states aud this nrm baving the exclusive
agency now offers b ioi cine drst time to Die
American public.
This Remedy must not be coui0uuded WIKI
che numerous nervous exhaustion, iusf Irm-
hood lud scli abuse remedies which Hre udNrf
used under vif.rty on naue- o. fhep ah.
sdutely nothing which -C.entlrr chemistry hHs
httu able 81 produce which CAN even approach
the pper'cs, EL N0kBllt. purely treetdh.t
compound. extracted from faro tropical fdals
lnd herbs
III MOKBlB i- Remedy for one srecacpHr
pose. which u % strengthen TIDE vita. iprta anl
prevent decay M Men. I'm mifvCluu. effects M
trtp-tiuE dtcnN pi fle Vital principles specially
in TO- mnif. betting unparalleled uud ueverIHii.
lng ana e. its ust Is universal a over tha
lH4f where strong. Flrle mem with lafa"
families Oi descendants nrc DE RULES tfefe Unjust
Pcs Uo doubt either a. rs Cos efficiency ur hfne.
90 tu fhc F.nerdl system.
While IT, j. Rn absolute specific aud positively
luataNtrei to cure enc worst case Cd nervous
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-10-05

debility. lost manhood. or similar weaknesses
due to expresses or youthful errors Ii II also
used with the greatest success as a vitalixer.
giving power 20 AL weak parts, and developine
and maintaining the fun natural vieor Of man
hood
IL j. pnt zap for the American trade In tablet
iorm. aud Though extremely powerful. IL u also
perfectly harmless and easily taken. one tablet
being a dose and doing the work az once, and
80 evidently a. 20 leave no doubt Ia the mind
OF the patient. II viii cure you 80 as 20 stay
cured
Every package j. opened aud carefully exam
lnrd hy the Importer. when received. ami is
then rrpacked under their seal and positive
guarantee 20 cure. N win be sent prepaid,
under plain cover. with fan and complete dlrec-
tious ON receipt of the price ~ go per pack
or SIX packages for $500 Address the NorEs-
FULLER COMPANY, Market aud 24th stsa
Philadelphia