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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-25

name of the merchant. Entering yon come
into large rooms with long counters run
ming through Them There fs no SILK on
view. for the goods are stored away In cases
or drawers until brought out for the Gus
toners The rooms are well lighted and
parts of them are walled with mirrors IN
der that the colors may be shown by re-
1ected as well as by direct light Some OF
the oldest styles are the most beautiful,
and these are repeated from age t. age
new designs are continually being invented
and the greatest artists of France are en-
gagged in designing. The French are noted
as designers, and they have schools mere
which teach designing. Some Of the fac
tories make pictures in silk both Tor decora-
ton and wall covering. The faces OF the
most noted men Of France are thus woven
as " ell fancy pictures OF all sorts.
Silk Weaving Schools.
Lyons is doing all 1t can to foster its silk
industry 1t has it's technical schools which
teach all branches of silk manufacture.
Young men come here from all parts Of the
world to study how to make silk and many
work in the mills for that purpose. There
is one school which charges from 800 to
100 francs a year as tuition. The ooo
francs is the charge for Frenchmen and the
1900 francs that for foreigners In this
school the best of modern silk weaving ma
chinery is used and great part OF It bears
the marx OF AMERICAN
An American sewing machine sews the pat
tern cards together, and American neenods
of weaving are employed. All KINDS OF SILKS,
velvets. plain and figured goods are mace
here, under the superintendent OF the most
skilled workmen. the boys doing the Work
themselves with the professional SILK men
as oyerseers
/ visited the Lyons municipal SILK SCHOOL,
on the Croix Rouse. after going through
the silk factories of that neishborhooo:
This school is sustained by the city, ana
Is open only to LyonneSe youths ANY
LYONS boy who has reached the age OF
fifteen can enter upon the payment or vi"
and learn all about silk weaving, designing
and pattern making. The course OF day
study Is ten months. and there Is In add.
ton a night school. in which course OF
three years is required.
There are about 300 pupils in this school.
They belong to the rich and the poor,
many of them being the sons OF common
laborers. Every boy has to keep diary
of his work. with the patterns of the silks
he has made, and also copies of his designs.
The school teaches all matters about the
breeding of silk worms is well as all KINDS
of weaving and designing. The professor
In charge, a kind looking old Frenchman,
wearing A skull cap and rough clothes
took ne through one department after an
other He introduced me to some of the
students and had them work at the looms
before my eyes. The boys were as inta. :.
ligent as those Of the average college OF
the United States.
How Lyons Built Up It's Silk Trade.
These technical schools OF Lyons show
that the people are trying to regain their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-25
Toilet Of Ants,
From the London Express.

naturalist has been making obser "a
tons on the toilets Of certain ants and
has discovered each insect goes through
most elaborate ablutions. They are not
only performed by herself but by another,
who acts for the time az lady's maid. The
assistant Starts by washing the face Of her
companion, and then goes over the whole
body. The attitude Of the ant that In being
washed II one OF Intense satisfaction. She
lies down. with all her limbs stretched loose
~ out: she rolls over on her side, even her
back. perfect picture Of ease. The pleas
ure OF the little insect evinces being thus
combed and sponged il really enjoyable to
the observes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-25
Took No Chances.
lie Baltimore News

From the Baltimore News.
YES street. exclaimed the Doodle poll
tician. ~ claim that. despite what people
say against me. l have never in my life
taken a penny Of dishonest money!
We hold our breath.
Because it is my invariable rule" he
continues ito bite all coin and make sure
it's good before 1 deliver"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-25

data gathered this summer. during the brief
time he was at Gloucester and II there
fore POSSESSES much of the freshness of an
out-of-door study as wen as the finish OF the
studio picture
AT recent meeting of the Water Color
Club Mr.. Hobart Nichols was elected chair
man OF the executive committee for the
coming year and the dates OF the approach
ing annual exhibition discussed Since then
these have been determined upon. and
though the blanks are not yet out they can
be authoritatvely announced. Exhibits will
be received on November 20 and FL Satur-
day, the 10Th. Is designated for the recep-
ton and private view and from December
to IL the exhibition will be open to the
public Blanks, giving fun particulars cor
exhibitors. may be had by applying to Miss
Atwater. the Iowa.
MI Nichols Is at present putting in
many notwithstanding hours at his
studio as possible as the shortening days
will soon curtaH them. but one may CONT
IDENTIFY count on finding him there on Sat
urday afternoons between the hours of
and 9. He has several canvases on hand
which are fun of interest and promise. but
one of peasant wood gatherers at work is.
even in It's unfinished state. specially nota-
bic 1t Is a fairly large canvas, and the
figures are but incidental to the landscape:
The foreground Is a broad. fat field. across
which and not far distant are the woods.
1t Is a frosty autumn morning and there is
a misty chill in the air. The woods have
put on theiJ rudy tlnts and the CATERERS
have kindled a tiny fire in the middle OF
the field. The distant purple wood. the
near ruddy one. the green field and the
blue-rohed peasants combine in making a
charming color scheme 1t is painted In ~
high key with much truth. yet also a touch
OF impressionism. and Is atmospheric to an
unusual degree. There Is a bigness about
it which is found in the work OF the master
painter. and possesses some OF that senti-
ment for which the Dutch artists were be-
loved.
From now until spring there will be in the
larger cities succession of prominent an
nuaI exhibitions. On October - the ff-
teenth annual exhibition of the ChIoaxs
Art Institute will open. and on the Goth.
New York, the National Sculpture Societys
and New York Florists show will begin
The latter. which Is to be held In Madison
Square Garden. has been looked forward to
with unusual interest, as never before have
the sculptors been sble to display thei.
works under such thoroughly auspicous
bining Of sculpture anu growing plants will
be conducive to the production OF very in
terestins and artistic effects.
Other approaching important out-of-town
exhibitions the Pennsylvania Society OF
Miniature Painters, beginning November 3.
followed by the New York Water Color
Club on the 22d. and the great Carnegie
loan exhibition at Pittsburg.
Miss Sallie HUMPHREYS has returned to
Washington and will begin her class in de-
sign the first of November under the direc-
ton of the Art Students League
New-York tribune., 1902-02-23
finaurlal.

A CTIVE, influential Westerner desires locat-
ing in New-York: thorough experience in banking
stocks and bonds for any advantageous business
arrangement. BANK REFERENCES Boy "a Tribune
New-York tribune., 1902-02-23

New York. February 5th. 1902.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-23
The George A. Treadwe1 Mining Company


has capital of three million dollars, of which
nearly one-fourth is still in the Treasury. The
par value of the shares is SO.
It represents the consummation of Professor
TreadwelFs lifeWork, and he is devoting himself
TO 1t with the intention Of making it a success
which viii be credit to him during his life
time and a monument TO his memory after
wards. He desires other monument
The company has an aggregation OF copper
properties-rich also in gold and silver-on the
Verde Copper Belt and in the Big Bug District
in Yavapai County, Arizona. These properties
vast in their extent, and are situated in the
centre Of what has been well called the richest
mineral country in the world. They are the sur
Vival Of the fittest, after Professor Treadwell $
study and examination extending through more
than a quarter Of century Not foot Of the
property he says, would 1 be willing to part
with"
A limited amount of the Treasury stock is for
sale for short time at $50 a share.
Make checks payable to order of Myra b. Mar
tin, Secretary and forward them TO the George
A Treadwell Mining Company q William
Street, New York.
MYRA B. MARTIN, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-23

LaCkawanna Railroad
Leave New York. foot barclay Christopher srs
tS:OO A M.-For Binghamton and Syracuse ~'S-
$1,000 A M.-For Buffalo, Chicago a 81 I.nns
'l:40 Z. M.-For Buffalo Chicago
taco p. M.-For Scranton and Plymouth-R,ra,
"6:lO L. M.-For Buffalo and S-
$40 p. M--For Utica, Oswego. Ithaca and Ruoa,o
200 a. M~For Buffalo and Chcago-Through Sleep
Tickets at a29 1Iss 1l3 Broadway IAfayetts p, n,
6th Ave-, 1s9 w. f25th ST.. IA Park PI. N .ns ,sS
Fulton ST., Brookiyn 'Daiiy. tExoept Sundayo' 90
New-York tribune., 1902-02-23
RAYMOND $ WbIteemb's
TOURS AND TICKETS EVERYWHERE

Special vcstihuled trains with dining
CALIFORNIA Tickets providing for every
elliug ana hotel expense. under personal
California without change
February March
FLORIDA Including also Washington and Nassau
February 20 and March =
Austria Bavaria. the Tyrol italian Lakes
EUROPE. Paris london. France etc, March %
France and British Isles. June 8 July ].
Norway Sweden, North Cape Land Of the Midnight
sun including stop London during Coronation
vices June II Switzerland and the Alps. June II Cen
trail Europe. July l.
Grand tour of Porto Rico OF a maEud-
POhTO RICO. cent steamer. embracing It's
tortihCations battle fields sugar and
coffee plantations drive entire length military
road. etc, March l.
illustrated Circulars Application.
Send general announcement
brief outline OF tours throughout United states
Europe and all the Travellers ION
dersed Guide explaining facilities furnishing rail
road and steamship tickets via all lines ali points
Private cars arranged for short notice.
70 UNION SQUARE.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-23
Cuyler, Morgan s Co.,
TO the Stockholders of The Glucose Sugar Refining
Company and National Starch Company:
- PINE STREET, NEW YORK.

holders of the preferred and stocks of both The
Starch the
dated February 8h 1902 and having for
declare the
CIRCULAR of February 1902
necessary the capital stock of the Corn
said circular
preferred of The Glucose Refining
copany specified said Circular will be made
Of of February
certificates
Deposit will February 18TH 1907
soounng abroad
make deposit within the time limited circular
said extended
and conditions OF
until and Including March 1st 1902 After said
Twill IN discretion
nsandc prescribe
Of rnustb
~ ~ CULVER, MORGAN & co.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-23
new JERSEY CENTRAL.
Liberty St and South Ferry Ume from South FerrJ
five minutes earlier than below. except as noteuJ.

ROYAL BLUE LINE
FOR PuILADELPHIA
y'425, $500. 800. 1000 'll30 A NJ .itO IL 20
f3O0z 3 90 t40O sttUO T4SO 800 200. $780, $500.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
ts 90. 5000 .il-SO \. NJ. loo tIS0z $40 500
Ofices. Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry ia ,s1 a.
1900 Bway. S2 9th Ave. T37 9Th Az. 35 Inic,
West. 153 125th St, 2T3 18th 81 o4S cnIaL
bus Ave. Sgx -ofA: Sourt St, 34i SO Fulton St
Brooklyn eS Broadway, williamsburg New YORK Tr,ns.
fer Co calls for and checks baggage to destination
day. ssundays only. zParior Cars only '' sun
New-York tribune., 1902-02-23
New York. February 5th. 1902
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE
EIlabsthtoWn, Lexington and Big
Sandy Railroad Company.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company having
agreement with you each OF bearing
date the day Of July 1892 memorandum whereof is
endorsed upon each Of saa respectively. guaran-
the payment Of the principal OF said
lords same shall the said bonds being
payable city the first day Of March,
is hereby notified surrender the same 10 our
fiscal agents Messrs J. p Morgan Co. 3 Wall Freet
New York City on said day Of March, 1902 and re-
eVe therefor coo for bond surrendered
Coupons said falling due on the first day OF
March. 1902. presented the same time and
place
es Of March, to run any bond
fouDon surrendered.
GEO. w. STEVENS. President.
CHDsAPEARE & OHIO RY. co.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-23
Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL
fNAlE fAhtHN NAuAdyr lazy
HARLEM DIVISION


BUS A NJ and 33J NJ. Daily, Sundays to Pitts
aeld and North Adams. Sundays only, at Q 20 A. NJ
Trains illuminated with PntsCh Light.
Ticket Offices 113. 261 415 1916 Broadway IS
Union So. w. 2T5 Columbus
125th and 13Sth stations nd ia
Fulton St. and lO6 Broadway. r. D. Brooklyn.
Telephone 900 3Sth Street. Sor New York Central
Service Baggage checked from residence by
Westcott Express Company.
\. IT, SMITH GEORGE H DANIELS
r4op.f, Do
New-York tribune., 1902-02-23
RAILROADS
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
NEWARK. N. j.

RoAD.
STATIONS foa. u We, twenty 'hrd Street and Dss-
ssThe leaving time from DesbroSses and
tortinndt Streets is ave minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third Street
station. except where otherwise noted.
100 n. VI. FAST MAIL-Llmited Buffet Parlor
CSiss Ne" York to tltts6urs Sleeping Car PsbuIs 10
S " ~ FAST and ii5 Ssysand o,,
rartment sleeping Dining smoking and observatioa
Cars For, Chicago Caeveiard Toledo Ciacinnad. Ind
1'25 25.f; r. NJ CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EXPREsszFqr
] ]doedo LousyilI; c,ia CncinnatD. Indianapolis chi
'S4 ishap: P NJ sai.y sT LOUIS r!sOurs Ind
6.55 T. NJ WEsTI:RN bXFEss si' fos Chicago For
'SS Sasd r. " FsI FAGi55 5 fssgrs and Gn
'Ifs cLEVhHb fal Esnd S HS%N S2SqP :2T4aNp & Npnss
7ss sls lMsAsssHlISGToS j Nero MD TME soTTH: Govt,
Iand5 streets lo2Oi Dining Car. 1855 Dmlng Cap
oPa5 oF shd s'fSs 6sn 70 g 2S LIN * an 1b,p6 TG5
day So 552HS 525 njn Ga co 9 p e r. S l9 ng9 ea sun m
IS'5 I5- "a MPi4ing can ts5 'consTessioha Lin al Par
Car ana * 5Dlning Cars p Dining Ca0 40 binns
sIj.d5HEEN je5 3 % RAILwAYrhe soutnern's Palm Lin
54Bt 5ftg D am, M Express 52 p 10
AtbbaSs bdsSFossese COAST sA5 G Special 40
sEABoARb AIR LH p r. h4 . = p oda nj daiy and Met
rqpPPtan r5pP, Limited" l255 p m daily. Express I2.io
N0RF%LK 0Bd ok AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
cHsR Hes APE qEIsa8s EE rs Ci2i e p = m daily
ron OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFCT,K.-z.55 a. n
week days and sos y. m. daily
ATLANTIC CITY.-0.55 a. m. ana 2E5 D. m weekdays
P-joy ay 3 40 a. m Through Nestbuled Trains. Buffet
Ia tI Sars and STANDARD Coaches weekdays Par
coNine Ear; Paror Cars. Dining Car. and standard
~ afE 1Af---l265 7. m weekdays.
rCI points on New York
SSSs twenty third street Statlon), s55 M L. 40
-, 4.H3, ana II p y. Sundays. 9.25 a. m. 4.55
p NJ iron Deshroases CJrtandt Streets) 9OO
m IZ5o $40 $40. and 1l.30 p. Sundays. 9.43
. - - FOR PHILADELPHIA
" nrosh.s and Cortlandt Streets. G.2O %. TS5
~ 500 023 LDinng Car 90 - Penua. LimeO. 10 10
1oIGSses and Corlandt Streets 10 20l Dining carr
tTo2 lIDIhlng 1ar) ll55 4. IL 30 Dining Ca) 10
Debrosses and Cortland Streets 2Ol. %, 20 DIN
ing CSrl BOB 20 425 Dining Car) 455 Dining Can
600 Dining Car 765 S25 $50 % p. M 10 night
uIuays. 10. los (no coaches). S25. S55 - Dining
,arl poo ddmite). 955. 1888 Dining Car) - -
Cc1hihs Can. l55 Oiuiug Can 25 Dining Carr So
= = dlning Carl, 4.55 Dining Can Dining Carr
90 ID. SOB. o 25 -
AlGket offices Nos 48l 1895 1874 Broadway
~ mn Avenue thelow 2?d ST.. House West
lwehty-third street station,
presses ard Cortandt Streets; Fulton
SIeet "S broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station.
brooklyn; station. Jersey City. The New Transfer
'ohpany viii call for and check baggage hotels
ana residences through to destination
Iecpone sl4 Eighteenth Street. Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service - ~
j II. HUTCHINSON.
General Manager Pass'r
New-York tribune., 1902-02-23
% Wall Street.

New York. February 1ith, 1902
Referring the notice of the Chesapeake Ohio
hAay Cohbany. and having purchased from that Com
ne First Mortgage Bends Elizabethtown Lexing
Ton Big Sandy r. R. Co. we are prepared to offer TO
's holders bonds the privilege exchanging
~ne at par maturity Chesapeake &
Oao General Mortgage 4Ae6 Gold l071zsS and
1sed interest exchange.
ne right is reserved withdraw this offer any
'sout notice. and It will terminate in any event on
ks'h 3D. 1902
j. II. MORGAN a. co.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-23
NORTH CAROLINA.

A9MlEV0l1g, Mo @.
BATT[EnY PAR1N NO11[Els
all the year. i25 feet Ashsvile IN beautIfl
private park Of o Magnificent mountain views
from wide veTandas Most complete resort hotel IN hs
South Every modern eonveniencs. 30 new and elegant
private baths Palm Room, drsolacas
Unsurpassed Golf Links in expert For trrher
particulars and terms address F. p McKISSICK Propr
THE NORTH CAROLINA HOT SPRINGS
ASHEVILLE PLATEAU.
MOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL
HOT SPRINGS. y. c.
New Ownership: New Mana cement: RemodsIled: a.
fitted; In beautiful mountain locked park Hot mineral
baths and drinking waters Dry bracng
scenery. Orchestra Swimming Pool Golf Tennis
Bowling. Livery. Booklets mailed
HOWELL COBB. Prop.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-23
Coaches all
HADDON HALL
TME M@l lMMMRS1ra

PENNSYLVANIA AVE. CLOSE TO THE BEACH AND
FAMOUS BOARDWALK. ATLANTIC CITY. N j:
A modern, high hote. that enbOdies modern
appointment with homelike comfort. Elevator steam
heat baths, parIors the finest section with
unObstructed throughout the Write for
information and sperial winter anT spring rates.
HENRY DARNELL&
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-11-13
neanderInE Through Life.

A city girl writes; "It IS fond
dream OF mine TO become a farmers
wife, and meander with him down
life's pathway" says an exchange.
Ah, yes, that Is nice thing. But
when your husband meanders on and
leaves you without wood, and you
have 10 meander up and down the
lane pulling spllnters OF the fence 20
cook dinner, and when you meander
around q the wet grass 10 search OF
the COW til your shoes are the color
o. rawhide aud your stockings are
soaked; and when you meander out
across twenty acres OF plowed ground
10 drive the hogs out OF the c0rnheld
and tear your dress on a barbed-wlre
Fences when you meAnder back TO the
house. and nnd that the Billy goat
has buttea the atrnln' out of your
"k'd p snl hnd the old hen aua iorty
little chickens 50 tho piflor, youYl
PVT your hands on Your hips and isal.
To that the "meaniefiae" h not what
lt's cracked np 20 IL
lis receiving seven Downing yotss I
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-11-13
Apnnneroua Mnn,h

This is the month OF coughs, colds
and acute catarrh. Do you catch cold
easl!yS Find yourself hoarse, With a
tickling iu your throat aud an annoy
ing cough at night? Then you should
always have handy a bottle OF Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup. j. A. An
dOrson, 354 West 5th ST., Salt Lake
City. writes: I'VE use Ballard's Hore-
hound Syrup for coughs and colds. 1t
gives Immediate relief. We know It's
the best remedy for these troubles.
write this TO induce other people TO
try this pleasant and efficient rene
dy." 25c, SOC and 81 at Peoples drug
store.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-11-13
MORGAN AFTER FRISCO.
Recent Purchase Of Frisco Stock
Said Have Been Made For Him.

The following telegram has just
been sent out from New York:
~. P. Morgan has extended his
influence to the st. Louis & San
Francisco railway system, which
controls the Chicago & Eastern III.
lnois. Announcement was made
the other day that B. F. Yoakum,
president OF the Frisco System had
purchased extensive holdings in
the st. Louis Il San Francisco
stock, but /: now developss that
three trustees have been selected; /;
Mr.. Yoakum, Jas. Campbell, Of
st. Louis, and B. p. CLANCY, Of
Boston, who will control the Fris.
co under a very carefully drawn
agreement, which provides that
no one Of the trustees shall part
with holdings without the consent
OF the other two, or deposit it as
security for a loan. Mr.. Morgan
IS back Of Mr.. Yoakum, and it
is understood that the recent pur.
chass Of FRISCO stock Was made in
his behalf.
"The fact that Mr.. Morgan will
have a voice in the future affairs
Of the ST. Louis & San Francisco
is taken as indicating that the real
control will lay in his hands. II
is recognized thtt this means a
iurther extension Of the system
and close relations between 1t and
other lines OF the South and West
now controlled by Morgan. II puts
an end to the possibility OF tho ST..
Louis & San Franciso entering in.
TO traffic alliance with the Ssaboard
Air line, and leaves the latter road
in q somewhat unfortunate posi-.
tion, practically shutting off any
outside connection aud combining
It to local traffic in it's own terri.
tory"
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-11-13
Origin Of the Katy Flyer.

Mr. W. @. Crush, general passenger
and ticket agent Of the NJ. X. & T.
railroad furnishes the following in
terestlng Information In regard to
the origin Of the Katy Flyer: The
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway,
years ago, was leased and operated by
the Missouri Pacific, and that part OF
the line that today Is the Missouri,
Kansas add Texas was known 20
them as the X. and T. division, mean.
Ing the Kansas and Texas division.
AS Is we'll known, tPainmen, switch.
men and other railway employees abb
breviate everything and In handling
cars in the yards instead OF saying;
"Put the X. and II. car No. &c, 1904 on
sidetfack," they said, "Put the X. T.
car" etc. "K. T." was not so easily
said as "Katy," consequently the
road became known as the "Katy"
IL being a short name and the road
being universally known amoog train
men as the Katy" we adopted II as
a trademark. The WORD Katy" being
feminine, We use oUf present katy
Girl" In conneotion with our adyer-
tlsements. Ia1s05 during the Worlds
Fair at Chicago, We put on our arst
fast tralRfrOm Texas points 10 con.
nectlonfwith the Chicago, Burlington
& Quiacy. The train, OF course, re-
qulred a name which was distinct and
could be advertised, and II being a
hyer--a very fast traln,-lt was called
the "Kaly Flyer" and this name has
been 10 use ever since 10 connection
with our fast train.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-11-13
Passing Of the NAL Hnck.

The mail hack which mas been run
ming between Fort Gibson and Table
quah for so years was discontinued
Monday. The Ozark Route will now
handle mails conlng from distance
70 Tahlequah. Consequently no Sun.
day mail will be carried for several
weeks or until the railroad Is com.
pleted through 20 Fort Gibson. The
passing Of the stage line recalls many
incidents which have made the his
tory OF the old road most thrilling
one. Stories o. adventure cluster
around the historic highway sufficient
TO give material for a dozen novels.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-11-13
Best LInIment on Earth.

/. NJ. McHany, Greenyille, Tex,
writes, Nov. 3D., 1900; 81 had rheuma-
tlsm last winter, was down 10 bed six
weeks; tried everything, but got no
relief, Till a friend gave me a part OF
bottle Of Billiards. Snow Llniment.
| used II, and got two more bottles. It
cured me and haven't felt any rheu-
matism since. 1 can recommend Snow
Liniment TO be the best linlment on
earth for rheumatism" For rheuma-
tic, scIatic or neuralgia pains, rub IN
Ballard's Snow Liniment, you will
not suffer long, but will be gratihed
with a speedy and effective cure. 25c,
5Oc and 81 at Peoples dug store. W