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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-03

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Notice is hereby given TO al persons c sSnee,ne nef
boi6ers of said company, owning more than
oTe,hird q ths capital stock S ,heTs9, a nsi n5Hi
conipary that .r-cial meeting of the stock
holders o, ,s!d Bell Telephone Company OF OF Mia MI.
nt the office Of the said company In the Tele,
phone huid;nF. sou'heas' corner Of Tenth ama ma
Tuesday tho hfteenth day ot October, 1901: az the
hour of O'Clock in the forenoon OF said DAY;
Ill vacancy In the Board of Directors o! said
company by the election by said stockholders OF
EDWARDS WHITAKER.
Vice Presi6eut OF the Bell Telephone Company
of Missouri
httest: Fritz Nisitt. ScoretaIy.
s.. Louis. Mo. September q. 1901.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-03
sTOCkH0LnEns. MEETINGS.
The WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY.
NOllLE OF REEILAi; ANNUAL IEETIS
OF stockholders AND DEIsEN-

MOTH The Z TABAss " ;,4rI RAIl.RoAp COMPANY.
OF Soon ST 'NSSAh All MEETING
TuRE B0NDIoLDERs.
Notiee Is hereby given that on Tuesday tho
eci.ck .. M the regular annual meeting OF the
StocSh9ldsrs and L-benture Bondholders OF the
Office OF snilh x Beckwiih ,the General A.,or.
M @ 900 door Of s pfSda" ROD .e fesns Si 39 on
In the city Of To!ed9. stat. Of OHIO. for tho
Of said company, ard for the transaction Of such
ether business may be brought before 1t.
to the and Depen.ure ais 'i usaa
holders OF the Company at said meeting fcr
a ppOss hs an.on q asagpfss- ~ ms.;er The Wabash
Hailroad Company will by deed or conveyance,
and p,operty Of the Boone County ana Boon
,Ilis rs aSaI "a S, H9mFs"y H.; ene1dinr from zen
distance Of twenty miles more OF iess, and
consideration therefor guarantee payment, 2f the
County and Boonvile Railroad Company 10 an
amount not exceeding the sum OF Three Hun
gage sad railroad. said bonds 20 bear interest
al rate n2t e1c,sedins four rfr Ger cent per an an
spsi @ and ti,ess I gf sad bonds TO . be paid In
F.ooi that with two hundred or said bonds tof
the par value OF one Thousand Dollars eschj
MI e1is;ns iens on said IsiIr9ad shall be DIS,
lof the par valu. Of One Thousand Dollars eaca!,
m e ep FS sHf " s s5ss S sy
psny and the pToce:da thereof ,;t expended by II
"a The question Of wheiher the Wabash Rail.
s%iu TsSd 1 insRne scare the Tread ard Properly |
Of what IL now known ar tn. Omaha aud -.
rom Patt1nsGuTs n te s,a,c Of Miss.;ri to
Council bluffs In the state Of Iowa. distance
less, and whether az a consdel aton therefor The
Wabash Railroad COMPANY viii either issue Il,
railroad. or guarantee payment 81 the princpa!
ann interest OF IA" bonds OF another company.
r,J h.s ftf.r
amount not exceeding the sum OF Three and
n.m Million Dollar ssld 9Snas sr to bear ,i. nes- ,,a-
eipsl and intsTest thereo: to be payable in gold
- pursnase '' Of said raiisond and the Discharge .,
guaran.eed. belong to and be the property, o' Tn.
wabash Hsi'teaa IAN IN. aiInarsd Thou.snd
Dollars thereof shall ue expended In the better,
,nert Of said rdiiroad. and IN re acquisition OF
al fhere Win also be seSn,i;sd I. The he, Stock. ,.d
Ing ali ruch traokaec ard % ;Taiac Agreements f,;-sa,
" An sijsurnsd meet q sad s,oIFhoii.r, ard nd
psbentGie Bondh.lders viii also he he'd ,ad, on o.,
nine o'clock a. m. at the 90, % ,he Preslaen,
Z tho cmgany or The ~, IN ~ 9os :, "a - lG s,si.
~ y,sSourt, 10 act upon or ratify tie action
taken al Toledo upon the special matters ao'Vo
'i'T-S IT, Stock ind Deben,nre Mortgage transfer
hooks of the company VIII Close on SatuIusss,
september :. 1901. az twelve is o,eIoek noon ana
T.tIE whBSSU RAILROAD COMPANY.
Nv JosEPH RAMSEY. JR.. president.
7 G Ci'rTT,sOS Secretary.
d - - i'''7'>''' EDGAR T WELLES.
HENRY *. NcHaRG.
THOMAS II. HI BEARD.
CYRUS ]. LAWRENCE.
GEORGE ]. GOULD.
RUSSELL SAGE.
FRANCIS PhvY.
o. n ASHLEY.
JOHN r TERRY.
: g REYNOLDS.
y Il. WYCKOFF,
EpwIN GOULD.
JOSEPH RAMSEY. JR..
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-03
BURIAL PERMITS.

Mary A. Sweeney. a years. sGls Evans: apo
tnthor,y Il. Costello months. ii:5 LeftnS~.l ell:
,isrry q. sidney. IS years. 53is Easton. nsphri-
Emma schue,er, Is years. 5g2S North Twenty
Rabekai tsfker. IS years. sos Oak Hi avenue:
James T. crawford. G5 years. i25i West Pine.
paralysis. - =, -. .,-,,,
carrie Fred. rick. IN years. Protestant Hospital.
Eet.iia shei.ey. ~ years. Mulianphy Hospital;
craze pattson. 70 years. t557 Broadway: liver
charle. Maher. s: years. ili7 Arsenal: heinOr-
John s.edsmann. Z years, sass', North Twen-
Margareth o'Donnoll. 81 years. 200 Doiier: de-
niizebth siisch. II years. 1857 Madison: can
Elizabeth Sauer. year. 1lo7 Wyoming;
Joseph Croker. - years. sia Taylor; bowel
Thomas j. Donneiiy. 55 yesfs. Ioas Clark: acute
peter Aubuchon. So years. Natural Bridge
Ad.ic Gosiz. u years. 1856 sa.ina oons 1rnp,ion
James Holland. 81 years. City Hospital; cor
WI liam F1ukes AZ years. City Hospital: lung
siyrtie Mcclernens 5 months. 2iSs Farrar. IMAM
Dennis T. Lane. a. years. 1853 Tezas: !.cart dis
George Lcxis. 2; years. Missouri Pacific Hos
Iitai; heart disease.
. thomas Manning. e5 years. City Hospital; ne
Ann C Rrockschniat. &c years. ssii Ohio; do
Mrs. Lizzie Neither. 81 years 1870 South
James Aitken. IS years. st. Msry's Infrmary:
Restrice Pnunser. IS days. 372s North Eleventh:
cnterits.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-03
NEW CORPORATIONS.
Ntssot It.
GEpI -RI,IC, SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
jefferson city. Mo. oct. 2-Tho Secretary Of
State today issued certificates OF Incorporation
TO the following companies:
The CapI-.il Ciavens Bancock Real Estat"
and Inv". tnent Company Of 1t. LOUIS odrltu
stock 100000 Incorporated hy George ;. Myers,
John =. 'rav.ns r. N. Bahcuck and others. . ,
star Breed Company 20: -. Louis: sarl'al
stock. 5000. Incorporated 10y James Gctn-r.
W. q. Linn ANA G. A. simpson.
The Missouri, kansnG and Northwestern ti.li,
road Company ul ihui In increased its eitp!tai
stock from $4,000 20 5000
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-03
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
RECORD OF BIRTHS.

Stephen and MARY Hey Isl. oFsilon; boy.
Fred and Rosa Bcisineicr, 25iS North Mafhet'
s,r
r. and NJ l.. Russell $50 Gauo. riri.
Fr!tk ana Martha Gorb.i. .g4s Sncnan'l. lhi
Luy.
Iia'na,d and Mars curtmsn, lS-5 uid ManchcS-
naS.d and FatuIe Cohn, i0i. North Eleventh;
i.r -,
Na,'.ar and Bessie Hurwlts. Il2i North E!sv-
cril- SIM.
Herman ami .lsi, Eul.. 3f.N Enss'E. E'il'
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-03
BUILDING PERMITS.

II. Gau- & Sons. 2ioo-so North Main; factory
''.nh,user-B Busch Brewing Associatioh' -ps a"
so,.b Sin,h- carhouse: 5000. - &c
WI,lsnpliy Relief Fund. 2133-9 cass: hats: %
s,I,anrbv Relief Fund. aii1-2i cass: fats: S.
r p Mccormick. 4-I Berlin: stable; S'e0.
Iohr Nanrerrun s.2s lee: fats: 81 40.
Frank Rosemun. 5iil-S kensington: dwei'ns'
trinity Realty Company. s5Oes Hartford; dwell
;uRp. eh 20. ,--.-s
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Cuisine; JOS. bormihaeF 10 Mamie. -
Z SoodfsiIsv: FidsIity Rsni,y co. to VIM. -,
pageerman.-w. d. .-..-.--- -. 1S9o
and md Clarendon; WIN. trsfay to cari -,
.saSI sihSIzT; ., -, bet virginia and '"'
4SHhH Hsei!.a Garry " Keys 3 TO os Peter nshen:
cPiEiTHSaaM-:5 ii2sIT 1t. 5. r. bet, Tqma, ~
and chiidress: John yeilhard TO Eek
cooK-ss OK. It X IN: Rob-, Bell to sam
9ks ssSSs Sam m R m to Ssf flesa Gfs se h
5TE pr. HaMia hRIhAMTnEH$aa snn Hoalamo,! an "a" Hen5ef
son Realty co. to Mary weisenberssF ,a.
ids IassI1w d..... r' 'o -. ZOO
cNTEs@s II s;as r.: cna. Boiin to rrank'ln 40
coSKess i ! IT,: =; Ss., Taylor ,a, rs,a and
cook-ss It; chas. Murphy TO ANN Ryan %,
canTGnj@se ar.s: Jose Br;,cklc m to Fred IieueEmann
p,:y.MhR--tS II. E. s. bc, rendieion and
Sewsiead: Hope Nut. Fire Ins Co. 10 = 10.
nolMANesi ond G:ye1 John e Wr.Siin M TO Jos. PoaE
rI.EvEXTH-2i II: bernard De'ers 70 .oo
Frank Nsumann-v, d.;-i;ii;, oi,.rb,ro and '
mMd.o Gratot. Peter . Connolly to Theresa TIL 40
GkPFfEI.D-30 IT.. q. g. bet Goonie.ow
and Clara: Fidelity Realty Co. TO MARY an,
Nenbers-w. d.. ,.....;. ir,,., -'"s
I.ABADIE-5e II. 81 in, g.. hs'. f1prh
tract and Euclid: ,.hrt, s,ocke l" NV
d9lgh, Enerinsnn,a.c' m y. %, louis Kol,a, to
1pIl AA,aI,,:ia,Y IT, ....-....... $50
MAGNoliA,r9s n: hen.! .'." ........... Icoo
NMS-ss WS se.yE 4; EoDs, Hosnei to Ed o'pon. $50
neli.w, a;.:a:'i;. e. " g. bet. PIN. and Chest
f,t' Virginia Noel to Robt. hosne'
,,mpi.csN.2a n : - bet. Ewing and
Garrison: sidney schciy TO chas. Meyer ets
.ick-w. d....-.-.-- .... ii. -,,;;..,,f,,n, snl
,iodamon,;, Eliza Knott to 'onn ''... 'en
MSpy.EH:s s'pffyIEgo Il. John schobers to Eliza
noSTASA-tA IT. r. p. net. Ms,ru',
ana broadway: Jos. Risch to JACOB '''
". H.. ...'..'.',n,,, ,n,, Iypch and
SfNTH-20 q. W pe, O., hnbeus.r-
Pcstalozzi: Rudolrh Hnp.r 10 h"'' iso
7, nGt, "a ~ n - hot. Prairie and Nsn.
devon,er Heine Marks 10 Henry hehiey 500
W a d.....--.. ..-.......,. .':n..,c, .,s
IIisS;rI Jr-35 r.. 8. bot oreSgnm, Sg,nu,iS I'm
Serraska: chris sioeke 10 h"1op"
nuern.ann-a'e. Sc,,, d;t;;.;s;:c ;Mccsrthy TO Geo
.,TsS McTsT,hy1JSST1gp " STps nsiiiRvinY-Kinrs Hsh-
way boulevard SYNDICATE to soa'nanp 10000
x-!s.rET-2S It. a.. bet. Scnnnlcf. .aS n'.s
,.onr-ols: Jacob Sisnder TO VIM. .'o go
lay-w. d.. -. .---...------ ----
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-03

wedding Rings tSOIid Goid).
Finest qualities. - to s.v. MeFihoo 1
Jaccard's, broadway and Locust
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-03
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ALI, those desiring help or seeking situatIons
may register with the Free Employment Bureau
OF the State Labor Bureau OF Statistics, 8l31i
Chestruf ST Situations and hep furnished free
OF charge TEL Kinloch a 261.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-03
CAR AND FOUNDRY COM
81 Lou 2 Mo Oct. l. 1901
COMMON CAPITAL STOCK DIVIDEND

At meeting of toe u ed - Directors. held
this day. IT was resolved tnat dividend OF one
i'uG r.r cent % tu. COurnsn capital
stool. of the company be dc Jared ard paid on
Friday November l. 1901. at the office II the
Guarantee Trust Company = New York No Is
Cedar street. New Iurk City. 10 stockholders q;
Trcord at the close OF business Thursday.
October 10 1901. Transfer books will close
Thursday October 70, 1901. and re pen Saturday.
november :. 1901. :. :. irLAEO Treasurer.
r. F. Webher, Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-03
&zzmuHukaz1uM7w

Library Building Ninth and Locust. St Louis.
-Four regular courses. Experienced teachers.
F!rst-class equipment. Catalogue mailed free.
Twenty first year. Pupils enrolled a. ans time.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-03
i,rns,r,Tyo, WANTED.
DI.IDEND NOTICES.
AMERICAN CAR And FOUNDRY CON-
PiN1.
ST. LOUIS No. Oct. l. 1891.
PREFERRED CAPITAL STOCK DIvI-
nV-Sn Nn IN

At n meeting Of tne u nTd u Directors held
this dsy It was resolved that a yidcnd .!
on" and thrcs-quartcrs per cent GA, on the
p'cf'rred capital stock Of the cvinpany he dc
c!arcd and uaid On Friday. November l. 1871. AZ
The office of tine Guarantee Trust Company OF
New YORK, No. g Cedar street. New York CITY
20 stpckhoifc:s Of record AZ the close or husi-
ness On Thursday. Octo5er 10 1901. Transfer
books will Hlose on TEUt.day. Oc.uber 10 l.)i
and reopen on Satu d,y. November >, 1901.
:. :. DcI-ASc. Treasurer.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-03

LIFE OF VIM. Mckinney. with memorials by
nations prominent men: large: fully illustrated:
extra terms: freight paid credit given: big pay
for quick work outfit ready free: send 16c for
POSTAGE. Zi.Eler CO.. 324 Dearborn ST.. Chicago.
McKINI.EY's Life. by Mur,t Halstesd: best
author best book. best terms: rstaiIs 81 80: will
dJIplicato any offer inferior books: credit eiv
en-: freight paid: oitnt free. J. S. Zesier Co.
, Chicago. III.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-03
sTEATSaIps.
LuSr AND FOUND.

Fot'Np-vhere YOU car nnd "A douhle-sole box
calf shoe. S, ~ Harris. 40 aud al y sixth So.
the bcst-arpo!ntei and rgomiest retail shoe store
IN 81 Louis
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-03
SITUATIONS WA,TED-FEMALE.
IHttr TJINes .Of F INe '''ltf
Each Additional Line Five Cents Extra.

COok-Woud like day work or cooking !
week; can give good reference. ioGs y. Ele'
cnth II.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-03

no ryr--,F urCr- ob-t-trirs
and gynecoiosy dadies' physician, 1854 School
TO the Medical Procession For Sal. =. Tn,
hIghes'-to-ed MEDICAL monthly pubilshei: this is
rore opportunity for a doctor who has gouls
money. aspiration ard capabiiiy OF edftorsfip.
Address. Tor interview. 122. Republic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-03
HELP wAyTED-MALE.
Three Lirep for Five Cen"
Each Additional Line Five Gents e1"..

FOREMAN WANTED-A No; foreman 10,
street grading. Apply on Work on fafA anu
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-03
THEATRICAL.

PARTNER WANTED-Lady or gentleman T..
excellent theatrical road company. Call at g.:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-20
CUT OFF HIS
SONS WIDOW.
Col. Converse Showed His Re-
Z sentiment In His Will.
kOTHINGF0R DAUGRTER.lN.LAW
Marriage Was Z Secret Ono and ConVsrsss
Father Heard Nothing Of II TIL
Son Was Dead.
kOTHINGFOR DAUGRTER-lN-lAW

Norwich, Conn, March Cool. Charles
A. Converse kept his VOW ana TO the
widow of his only son left not one penny
OF his furtune. But there is much for
church and benevolence. and nearly half
OF his estate for his granddaughter, a
girl OF fourteen, who already wealthy,
now becomes one OF the richest children
in Connecticut
His will was offered for probate yes
terday. The estate is estimated at near
ly half a million.
Col. Converse was eighty-six when ha
died last wees. and age has accentuated
many eccentricities in recent years.
A few years ago his only daughter.
the wife OF Judge Alfred T.. Austin. OF
NorwaIk. fell i'll of an incurabie dis
ease The woman's only brother, Ed
ward A. Converse, who lived I'm Nor
wich and managed his fathers estate.
often visited his sister.
There lie met Miss Mary Beere, q
trained nurse, who was devoted in her
attentions 10 the suffering woman. Mrs.
Austin died, but Miss Seere still lived
on In Judge Austin's handsome home,
for at her death Mrs. Austin had
pledged her to be as a mother TO her
child. little Elizabeth.
Edward A. Converse-"Ned" he was
called-continued his trips to his brother
in-law's in Norwalk, and Col Converse
heard that the attraction for his son
there was sIiss Beere.
Keep away from that woman" said
the father TO Ned. ''or I'll disinherit
YOU" ais was not because Col. Con-
verse had any objection to Miss Beere
i'm particular, n cultivated and highly
respected young woman, hut all that was
left To him was his son. all his affection
was for him, and he did not want him
To marry and leave him.
Last December Ned died, and at tho
funeral Judge Austin announced that
the woman I'm deep mourning who had
come with him from Norwalk was the
widow. she who had been Miss Beere.
Ned Converse and she had been married
two years but saw each other only on
his visits to Norwalk.
Col. Converse refused to recognize his
daughter-in-Iaw. He would not let her
take from her dead husbands hand the
ring she had given 10 him when they
exchanged tokens at their betrothsl IL
was buried with him.
Now Col. Converses will is made pub
lie. Half OF his estate goes to his grand
daughter. Elizabeth Austin, whose faith
er is rich, who inherited a fortune from
her mother. The other half is divided
into fifths and left for an artgallery, 10
the United Workers, to Christ Church
and 20 a nephew In Minnesota.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-20
CONGO STEAMERS.

Twenty years ago Henry NJ. Stanley.
who had reached Stanley Pool to begin
his five years work planting stations on
the river, launched the first steamer on
the waters of the Pool, says tho Phila-
delphia Inquirer. 1t was the little En-
Avant Of five tons burden. In the twen-
~ years that have since elapsed Europe
has not failed in a single year to send
more steamers TO ply on the great Afri-
eau river.
There are today 10s steamboats, travel
ing up and down the upper Congo and it's
tributaries or preparing in the shipyards
at Stanley Pool for launching. The flo
tila has taken a prominent part in the
pacific conquest and the economic expan-
sion Of the new Congo country. IL has
been very prominent in the work of ex-
ploration and OF occupation. Without
these steamers IL would not have been
possible to start so many trading and
other stations They could not, without
the steamers. have procured sufficient
supplies. The steamers also made II pos
sible to develope the ivory and rubber
trades, which have now reached large
proportions,
Belgian enterprise has placed nearly
half of these VESSELS on the river. The
feet OF the Congo Free State number
twenty-nine vessels, and Belgian trading
companies have nineteen steamers, max
ing "a total OF forty-eight vessels owned
aud controlled by Belgian enterprise. The
most important fleet after that OF the
Belglans IL the French notilla. In the
past two years the French have sent
thirty-nine boats 10 Brazzaville on STAN
ley Pool and most OF them have been
launched. The Dutch traders own ten
vessels, the Germans two and English
and American missionary societies have
four steamers i'm their service.
10 was gigantic undertaking to trans
port the first nifty steamers To thc upper
river They had 10 be carried piece by
piece ON the back Of men. Not a few of
the larger vessels were divided into more
than a thousand man loads; and after
these myriad pieces We're uuloaded at
stanley Pool mouths were required TO
rivet them together and prepare the YES
sci for launching.
So nearly eighteen years were taken In
placing the first nifty steamboats, on the
upper river very different chapter In
Congo history has been written I'm the
past two wears since the opening of the
railroad from Matadi Co Stanley Pool
Nithln the past twenty-four months hall
of the upper Congo heet o. hfty vessels
have been carried on the cars 10 the Pool
While month was required 10 carry
the earlier boats over the mountains aud
down into the valleys along the 2y5 miles
between the lower Congo and the Pool.
an entire boat Is now carried over the
route in two DAYS. Thus the railroad has
facilitated placing steamers ON the upper
river. and now both railroad and steam
vessels ere WORKING together IN the conn
merciai expansion ~ the country.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-20

The one really great spring remedy that
is In greater demand this month than ever
before-the remedy that men and women
in every station I'm life believe in--the rem
edy that naturally far outsells all others
because ii is the only remedy that cures
is
Paine's celery compound,
Reports of druggists throughout the
country prove Paines celery compound
to he the universal spring remedy.
The great discriminating public has
created this tremendous demand.
For this marvellous remedy, first pre-
scribed by Dartmouth's famous profess
sor has cured, Is curing, and will cure
the people. Thousands of sufferers; are
every month being won over to it's use
because they have witnessed it's wonder
full cures among their friends or In their
immediate neighborhood.
Robert 8. Dartt. like so many others,
began taking Paine's celery compound
because OF the recommendation of a
friend whom Il had cured The results
were so much beyond his expectation
that he is always eager to tell OF Il for
the benefit OF others
Covington, Pa. Jan, %.
FIRST began using Paines celery COM
pound through the recommends ton OF a
friend OF mine and find il has done me
a world OF good. / did not expect one
bottle to cure me. but IL did put me
on my feet. so that / could work while
before, when / began 10 exercise | would
have n heavy throbbing OF the heart
grow sick at the stomach as though there
was n heavy lump just under the short
ribs and IL would seem as though my
legs would drop off, and II would be such
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-20
AGAINST SIREN.
Petitions for Removal Of the
Nuisance at Pemham.

Three petitions have been signed by
fully 20 per cent of all the masters and
pilots OF steam vessels which ply in and
out of Nsrragansctt bay. one Of which
has been forwarded to the lighthouse
board at Washington. asking for the re-
moval OF the steam siren at Pomham,
and the substitution OF bell which can
be struck by some mechanical device.
The petitions have been sent by ]. c.
Taylor of pawtaxet. and Commissioner
OF Public Works Robert r. smith. who
has a summer residence on Pawtuxet
Neck.
Two Of the petitions have been sent 10
the care Of Senator Aldrich and Repre-
sentative Bull at Wsshinston. who have
promised To follow up the matter and TO
zee that 81 II brought to the prompt at
tentiOn OF the lighthouse board.
All the captains and pilots Of the Mer-
chants ana Miners boats, of the JOY Line,
OF the clyde Steamship company's boa Is
ana OF the Providence, Newport and Fall
River steamboat company boats Tor bay
travel have signed. snd almost al of The
masters Of the hpats ~ The NV YORK.
New Haven and Hartford railroad aud
OF the local steam tuss ana vclii~rs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-20
hard work to breathe.

nard Work 10 Dredtne.
Gratefully yours,
ROBLRT s. DARTT.
Pane's celery compound achieved sue
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Ii speaks volumes that of all the men
and women who nave recovered health
by its means most OF them were in
duced 20 take IL through the persuasion
OF mothers. sisters, friends. or relatives
1T is remedy for the aged as well as
for the young.
The fact cannot be too strongly empha-
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physicians remedy, and as such is freely
used and prescribed by the most emil
nent practitioners.
liz accomplishes results
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edy that not only relieves but permanent
ly cures.
III You wish TO be we'll and strong use
Paine's celery compound. Its superior
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been proved i'm scores OF instances in
every community.