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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02
MUST KEEP CHICKENS IN PENS
Law to That Effect Became Operative
Yesterday.

Yesterday the chicken law went into
effect and from now on the people must
keep their chickens penned up or keep
them from running over the blue grass
lawns OF their neighbors. or there is sure
to be trouble. During the summer time
the greater part of the business OF the
TCice Judge is given over TO settling
tights between neighbors because OF each
cthcr's chickens 4 speckled hen gets
cut or the pen with a small brood OF
Young bloods. and they make tie dust
end also TIE plants fy in the neighbors'
garden. The neighbor gets msd and
VS. the owner Of the chickens. The
chickens keep getting out and destroying
The garden until finally the irate neigh
tcr throws clods or stones or sticks a.
the hens. and then the owner catches
them at it and there IS a little hair
Iuliiug, . warr@nt IS sworn out charging
IS sault and battery. the two partici-
PANTS arc brought up in police court. as
vel as Jwo or three dozen neighhOrs. and
the case is firallv dismissed with the
promise exactcd from each that they Will
be good In MANY instances neighbOrs
fcht all summer over the chickens. and
are the best OF friends in Writer. when
there IS nothing 10 be spoiled
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02
S T Q p S
p A | II

( complete success Of the consOl. dations
cannot be said 10 he assured until the Sc
crrities ind ownership with the invest
ins public Much weight has bScn at
/ t@ched by spectators 10 the expected dc
Felopment Of plars for further consoli-
/ dstions. as they may be affected by the
Northern Securities company's fate. The
proposed suit against this COMPANY the
government necessarily brings into Ques-
ton not only its own future. hut that OF
riany other projects designed IN tbs
same lines. The settlement Of the gov
ernment's suit is recognized 10 be a nat
ter of months and pc; aaps years. and no
che supposes that the stock market viii
lie stagnanc all that tine. There are
factors OF more immediate application
which promise uncertainty in the specula-
tive sentiment. The money outlook is by
nj means clear. ard the resumption of
gold exports on a large scale is a comph-
eating factor. 1t is clear that the gold
has gone out in payment of maturing OBJ
legations abroad. axe the growing de-
nands on foreign credits indicates that
further calls viii be made by this coun-
try's foreign creditors. The speculation in
Kaffirs in London has apparently cLlIni-
rated for the time. and the taking uD
q contracts in these has required report
tor loans To the Bank of England on an
enormous scale The weekly statement
OF the Bank Of France reflects the same
tendency there. The supply of exchange
Hills in our market is very scauty, owing
[" the small outward movement of grain
and cotton, and the alternative for Amer
lean debtors is to ship gold. y consider
able outward movement is expected dur
ing the coming month. With New York
surplus reserves OF modest dimensions
such a simultaneous demand from both
directions is likely to result in straight
ened circumstances for those dependent
upon call loans, as the majority OF specu-
lators are. The per cent Of crop uicer-
tainties is also at hand. on Wednesday of
this week reports of damage TO the win
tel wheat crop made an effective instru-
nent in the hands Of the bears IN the
stock market. There is some aprrehen-
sion, likewise, that iator troubles may de-
1elop during the spring, especially in
the coal field. Wall Street awaits some
further indications on these questions.
There has been a good demand for
bends. mostly for speculative issues. Uni
ted States -hrees registered advanced Z
and coupon and the new fours l. per cent
c. er the closing call Of last week.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. March 1.-The stock market
p'ss very listless and Idle today and re-
fected declining interest even on the par.
of the professional traders. Many Of
these have taken advantage Of the dull
business on the Exchange TO 20 away 70.
spring vacation trips. and the absence
from the Street OF many Of the bankers
and railroad proprietors. who are usually
concerned in large doings. shows the gen
eral acquiescence IN The present state OF
things. The small traders whose dealings
niske up the market devoted their atteu-
ton TO the less important stocks, which
Rave occupied them for some time past.
With the exception Of & rise OF =. in
American Cotton on SAID 10 be due 10
TaYOrable trade conditions, there was no
movement OF sufficient Importance 70
chronicle The bank statement showed q
su alier decline IN cash reserves thar ex-
Tected. but this was attribo-ad To the
working OF the average system OF com
rutatiOn by which the gold shipments on
Thursday figure for only three days ia
The statement The loan item was alss
relief. in the modest proportions OF its
expansion as large increase had beel
feared. The room shorts therefore COW
cred on the publication and impaired
both tho loan and deposit item Il the
banks 1T figures never before recorded in
the history OF The clearing house and
with the surplus down 70 the small sum
% SS.S75sS5. the desirability OF caution
Ia mourning obligations in the can loan
market Is clearly recognized and Their
i no apparent prospect OF awakened
speculation in the stock market
The distinctive feature o. The dealings
the STOCK marker sg-r.aL g.. 49,
the prominence Of the less prominent
stocks which are not Immediately allied
with the great railroad systems and tha
ildustrials OF snail capitalization, and
which are affected only oy individual
causes, and are not q barometer Il rs--
sfsl coalitions Interest has shifted
froTn one 70 another o. these lario- thu
= eek Usually. some osteusibie re- son
las advanced for The buying IL The par
t.cular stocks affected bet thew were fo-
tie most part vague rlmurs. and theirs
we're often sudden reiapses in prices
when rumors failed q condrmstler and
tie speculative pools responsive sar th-
movement lad taSe1 their profits The
sum % these movements kelpci ogt ina
appearance Of activity l1 rhe market fcr
I5sssch Of the time. bur 1hev wsra in reality
2 symptom q The s.rcerlsing neglect ana
Indifference Of capital &c the -rarser- ~
tCt the general lnarEek as a Whole. x has
maintained a fairy -rr uEdc-roue. not
vsthstaniins the tendency cowar5 stag
lflcn- Ihat Is % say holders ere uQ-
s. ekinE 10 market stocks while the DE-
rand IS 50 slight shat sales could -
effected only at concessions IL price
This agrees with the widely Field theory
that a very ,argc vaiEme q securities.
the proceeds q co1scTsaa-
lions, Is II stzoug hands. zns LAT the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02

! Wichita and make her home with hel
! daughter. Mrs. J. ". Hutton.
John Keifner, a grain dealer and farmer
/ Of Garden PLANE was in the city yester-
! day He reported that whatever damage
has been done 10 the wheat, is more than
Offset by the increased acreage.
J On February 18th, Mrs. Mary A. Pink
ley Of 1543 Fairview avenue. was granted
a divorce from NJ. c. Pinkley and re-
stored her former name OF Mrs Mary
a. Linell.
Mrs. l. H. Warren and her trimmer.
Miss Alma Hampton returned from Chi
cago, where they have been buying mil
hnery and getting the late ideas in that
line
Miss Matte and N L. Beal are both
visiting their mother on South Topeka.
Miss Abbie Ernst OF Lyons. Kansas. is
visiting relatives in the city, the guest of
her cousin, Miss Flora Dorsey
Chas. n. Franklin mas moved 10 his
farm near Lawton. o. T. He had a
nice cottage built several weeks ago and
Mrs. Franklin and children moved from
this city 10 their new home last week
Mrs Frank Anderson and Mrs. Gala
nan. both Of Newkirll. Q. T., who have
been visiting airs. Fred Van Duyn fo-
several days, returned home yesterday.
Miss Allie and Miss Winnie Singleton.
left yesterday for Seattle, Wash. to live
with their aunt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02
L|VE STOCK MARKET.
Hog Market Makes Change
for Better.
WAS 5 CENTS HIGHER
Cattle Receipts Were Light
Market Strong.

There was the expected light run of
hogs yesterday The buyers were out
esriy. and it soon became evident that
there would be a light run for the day.
Armour's buyer left the market early in
tie day and went TO Kansas city to
spend Sunday with his family When
there is a scarcity of hogs, of course
Cudahy VIII aot consent 10 let OUTSIDE
buyers have very many hogs or a ship
p'J,g margin. and his buyer has the righ.
CT way at such times. It is the intention
OF the buyers here 10 take ali tie hogs
at Kansas City prices. less the naked
freight rates. and they just about do IT,
There were only three cars Of hogs on the
lnarket. There We're soma fairly good
redium heavy, but nothing fancy. The
lest car load went over the scales az
Sic, and one car of good mixed pacaers
brought S5.S5. The buyers are begin
mig 10 fear a shortage Of hogs, and
there is not much dot bt about prices
being pretty well maintained here in pro-
portion TO other markets for the coming
spring and summer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02
COMING LOCAL EVENTS

The Retail Clerks Association win meet
Tuesday night for tee Initiation Of new
members.
The ancient Order of Pyramids viii
meet next Thursday night over 400 East
Douglas avenue.
The Thursday afternoon Cooking Club
VIII meet at the home OF Mrs. VIII
Reade. March 9Th.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the German
Evangelical church VIII meet next Thurs
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Sparks
corner Waco and First street.
Arson Skinner camp. No. 80. Sons of
Veterans and ladies' Aid Society No. as.
wiz meet Monday night at Peerless Hall,
northeast corner Main and First.
Regular meeting Of L. A. S, of S V.
Monday night in A o. L. ". hall, cor
ner Main and First All old soldiers are
given q most cordial invitation to at
tend.
Geo. H Thomas Regiment, I. Y. Z,
VIII meet Monday at O'Clock sharp in
hall over Taps store. \ full attendance
IS urgently requested. Recruits for mus
ter please report.
Royal Neighbors OF America, camp No.
az, have changed their meetings from
every Friday evening to the second and
Fourth Friday evenings of each month,
over 900 East Douglas avenue.
An important meeting Of the finance
committee OF the Ladies Aid society of
the First Presbyterian church viii be
held at Mrs. Bells, 1913 North Topeka
avenue Monday. March ,. at O'Clock.
Columbia lodge No. 8. o. D. H. S. win
hold their regular business meeting next
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock in their
han in the Getto block. Nomination OF
officers. All members should be present.
George II. Thomas w. V. r. L. No. >,
VIII hold their regular meeting on Mon
day afternoon, 125 South Main street a
fun attendance Is desired as there is bus
mess Of importance to transact All can
didates for muster please report as soon
a 8 oclock.
The date of the concert to be given by
the Emporia avenue II. +. church choir
IS Thursday evening, March g. instead of
Tuesday evening as stated IN the Eagle
\ good program has been prepared and
the concert is for lie benefit Of the organ
fund.
The Woman's Home missionary society
Of the First Methodist church viii meet
at the home of Mrs. J. T. Allen $50 N /
Lawrence avenue, Wednesday at 2:SO
o'clock. As this viii be rally day every
member is cordially invited 10 be present
end enjoy a social time. Please come
prepared to pay on lie deaconess home
pledge.
The Progressive Woman's Circle No.
G, win meet Thursday afternoon in the
club rooms in the city building. Ladies
VIII come TO the southwest room on sec
ond floor Subject for discussion: '.AVo- /
men in the Business World Do They !
Forget the Respect Of Men? Does L les
sen a Mans Ambition for Women TO Oc- /
Eraoh 2 So .
Good Of the Community Do Business |
Women Make Contented Wives?"
Harmony Council No. I2S, T. a A. |
meets Monday evening. Bring your appli- /
cation card. All that have been secured /
in February must be voted on and ex- I
animation in the hands Of the 6. n ex-
aminer before March Is in order to COM /
pete for local and general council prem
iuul- A number OF candidates. viii be in +
lated by the team in uniform. The loca- /
tion for general council building viii be
discussed. All members attend.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02
ADOPT NEW RULE
County Physician viii Receive
- 500 Per Wear SALARY.

The county commissioners yesterday
rassed a resolution fixing the salary of
the county physician at $500 per year.
hut they would allow no extras, such as
Livery, telephone, or medicine bills: in
fHct, he county physician VIII have to
ray all OF mis- own expenses in treating
tie county's patients. The commissioners
reserved the right to cancel this resolu-
ton at any time they were dissa tished.
The county physician has been receiving
q small salary W TO this time, and he
was allowed 10 send in bills for extras
at any time, and this expense was al
lowed, and i has cost the county a con-
siderable sum, and the commissioners
thought 1t best TO make the change at
least Cor a year. The new rule began
with February first OF tbs year, and will
continue until the same date next year.
unless the commissioners become fiSsat-
iSfiod before that time. The salary is
raNable morthlv.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02
ADMITTED TO PROBATE
VIII Of 6. w. Trout Was Filed Yes
ferdaV

The viii OF G. ". Trout was fled in the
probate court yesterday. It was simply a
statement that in case OF death it should
be taken as q viii. Il was made on Feb
ruaTy ;. 1890. and stated that there should
he no preacher at the funeral. but that
the I. o Q. T. and Modern Woodmen
shoul3 have charge Of the services He
gave his wishes that his insurance policy
OF S2.c0e in the Phoenix company be
turned over 20 T. II Ross, who should
nay All Of his legitimate debts and he
expressly stated that several notes which
he owed at that time be paid in fun from
the amount Of that policy His personal
property was 10 so to his wife The wil.
was witnessed by Ella Han and j. F.
Cogdal and was sworn 20 before Everett
Alexander.
The provisions Of the VIII Will be car
Tied out as far as possible. but IL seems
rs II no one knew OF the viii at the time
OF his death, as Rev Corpeilson. of the
West Side Presbyterian church preached
at the funeral
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02
SENT TO INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
Ester Franklin Wa up Before Judge
Wilson YESTERDAY

Estcr Franklin was confined 70 fiic In
iustr1ai school FOR girls ~ Beioit o.
Judge Wilson ~ The probate court yeateF~
cay. She g. - years Cl1 and TIE laugh
ter of Mrs. Ellzabeth H9Eel ~ the t'sst
Side. Il rs alleged that the F.ri hes re-
fused % work. hut has been going in tod
company Tor some time A shore time
ago her mother procured "A position far
her ir a home On south Lawrsace ave.
nue.. Ono day fast week sne went o. enc
nome 90 Yist her o. ghter and how
she was getting alcnE ard found thaf the
girl had uerer beel ia fbe h1mr T-he
matter Tas PIT ilfo the bands ~ fhe
police % eco g. they co5if nrl hrr ara
she - located ~ truze rf So FAM
yesterday uCrrirs ard was irs-ue.ii .ei1-
orogEat before tte court era rsrt o. fne
school und.r 8 complaint Glsd o. her
r.nfhrr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02
CITY IN BRIEF.

Miss Alice Ehle is quite III with pneu-
monia Of her home on West Ninth
+. r Glascock q banker Ct Garden
Plaine was in the cityy esterday.
Nr. Harry Nolty and Alr. Fred Thomp-
son Of Newton were visitors al the Eagle
last night.
James Test of Nicksrson. who has been
visiting in tie city for the past few days,
returned 20 his home yesterday
Miss Florence Allen, boolIkeeper for
the Jacques Furniture company. left yes
1erisy for her claim, near Ad6ington. J.
T.
Mrs. Ralph NIulison and Master VII
bert VIII leave Tuesday morning for Dali
las. Texas. TO spend month visiting
relatives and friends
Mr ana Mrs. Castle, who have been
visiting at the home OF ". II. Walk. for
several weeks. returned yesteruaT ID
their home il Ohio.
Mrs NJ E cutter. Of Atchison- with
her son. William Cutter. VIII move 70
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02
Would Smash tte cIuh.

II members OF the Hay Fever Associa-
ton" would use DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption. the club would go to
pieces. for it always cures this nlalady,
and Asthma, the kind that battles the doc
tors-it wholly drives from the system.
Thousands Of once-hopeless sufferers
from Consumption, Pneumonia, Bronchitis
owe their lives and. health to il. II con-
quers Grip, saves little ones from Group
and Whooping Cough and is positively
guaranteed for all Throat and Lung
troubles, soc. 800, at Behring's phar-
macy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02
CHARGED With ASSAULT
Little Girl SWOre Out n Warrant
Against Two Men.

China Shaver swore oct warrant 81
the city court yesterday, charging shelby
and Worth Shaver with assault and bat
terry she IS girl about fifteen years
oid. aud stated that her cousins nad a.
tackled her without and reason and beat
her severely and she showed The Effects
cf the scrap as there were a number os
bruised spots on her face a1d arms
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02
WAS BOUND OVER
c. j. Reeves viii Answer the Charge
OF EmbezzIement in City Court.

c. J. Reeves was bound over TO the
district court yesterday, by Jldge 7Iar-
Ney, OF the city court lie was placed
under $50 bond. which was given Mr.
Reeves = accused OF enbezklinC Sf1-.05
from the Gaar Scoot ThreshinS Machine
COMPANY 4 IS alleged that Re collected
a considerable sum OF money from the
people who purchased machines Of the
company and failed 10 turn il ever d
the general western agent. Mr.. Nag
sard. Of Kansas city He was defended
by I. P. Campbell. ans s. ;. Amsdoa
conducted the prosecution
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02
CATTLE SALES
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO.

Chicago. March I.-Cattle-Receipts
200. Good TO prime steers. $650Gp7 co; poor
&c medium. S4.0od6.40; stockers and feed
ers, s.. 23Q5.09; cows, 81. $4,000: heifers,
S3.25Q5-25; Gamers. S1.25G5. 3; bulls $3.50
Q4.Go; calves, S2,50q600; Texas fed steers,
81. 50d5. 70.
Hogs-Receipts, today, L. GOO; tomorrow,
81 Geo; left over, 2,G00. Market 70 Zoe
higher. Mixed aud butchers. S5.S506. 81,
good 10 choice heavy, $6.30d6. 42ls: rough
heavy, $6.oe96 %; light, $. 15a5.10; bulk
of sales, s.. 9506.30.
T. mbs weak. Good TO choice wethers
Si.65d5.25 fair to choice mixed, 50 $40
4-50; western sheep, $4.50do.75: native
lambs, S.75Q6.40; western lambs. $5.50Q
20.
Official receipts and shipments yester-
Gay:
.Receipts-Cattle. S.i05; hogs. 19s2i;
sheep. 2.491-
shipments-Cattle. 2.74O; hogs, 4,l99;
sheen f5E3
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02
The wEATHER.


Wicslta. Kan, March / 80
March -as started ir z-th a z87d ecsssf
q its reputation, * rescae5 . rifles 'rer
h1rr from s1s northwest about = o-rsdcl.
thta afternco1- The rrcrrs1z ard even
tte zere clear. b-lt rfe zrislle - ilsr gay
-saE cleu5F- IRE temperature his rar-ts
frc-u . fs - ard tfe rnear j. Is LIST
-e1r on March J. ire temperance s1s
fTl.iu = g. -. AID Ihz ue1n - dsEer-
e-lce - = GfEr-eS warner Iarf ye-r saf
- I-s z z&s 5sszs = decress c..ss--r flssa
lHsl1F faE1 = degrees c1l1er fFl1 tn
~ fraz 81 10 = nd ia zear - ~ser~
-ftls srcE o. Ire grull1 81 ssis j on -
- inc1es Ffs reruzl sFeraEe teT-. s..Ga-
iure fe- Mari - - 81 ff-rscr -sfer~
= usaaiiv 6 g ference = a1~az - &C.
Ffees ossvetz the hzrisssf ard tie g-wess
is7sgerat1rt = ar Gas
FRED = IcisSsoss. OBSERVER.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02
New York Money Market.

New York. March 1.-(Close. I-AIcney
OF call steady, at , per cent. Sterling ex-
change steady, with considerable bust
ress in bankers bills at S4.72E1i 7'5s and
Ss.75l4 for sixty days; posted rates, 81 s.
nd 81 SSi5; commercial bills. 81 S=&s al .S5Sl
Bar silver, SOC. Mexican dollars. BIC
Government bonds steady: United States
refunding 1851. coupon. 109; threes reg
istered, new fOdrs. regular and coupon
l594; old fOurs registered. 1l1Is; coupon.
1Izik; fves, registered and coupon, 1o1.:
state bonds inactive.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02
: CAsH QT0TATIONs

I-i0Il = = = \ 7 ~
FISur-Narket Gun. Winter patents
- s074oa. straighfs. 8 1Sffs. 20; clears.
g. nsl4 ~
Whsst-No. spring 7zaGsc; 10. red.
So nZAsc.
Como. . yellow. SAC
Oats-$c- .. SC. No. white. f5is zif7izzc.
No. white $685.
Rye-No. > sec.
Bariey-Fair 80 choice mailing. se1siisc
Pax seet-No. 4, s. s.. No Z @crth-
. :. estern. s. 6s-
TIMOTHY ssesI-Prirre. q a6<7s q
Pork-Afess. per bDl SIS sffl5 81
I-ard-T'er lE1 lbs. = -1-is0- .
short rib sizes Gpcsel. tszsfs =. dr.
salte,5 shoulders (hoNedF -izrs-ttc- ahs3--
clear sides l6cxedl. 3 6-9f ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02
can't Keep Il secret.

The splendid work of DR.. Kings New
Life Pills is daily coming to light No
such grand remedy for Liver and Bowel
troubles was ever known before. Thous-
ands bless them for curing Constipation.
Sick Headache Biliousness. Jaundice and
Indigestion. Try them. 25c at Gehring'
pharmacy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02
RepubIican central Committee.

There will be a meeting of the Rcpubli-
can city central committee at the OFFICE
CT Stewart < Burrs. on Monday avering.
March 3. at zee p. M, TO arrange for
nominating candidates for the coming
city election. All members OF the com
Iuittee are requested 20 he present.
J. II. STEWART chm.
A. c. HUSEY. Sec'y.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02
HOG SALES.


The offerings on the cattle market were
very few, making in all only about a car
load. Everything brought strong prices.
and six head Of butcher steers sold for
$3.50. Butchers cattle are in demand
but everything seems TO find willing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02
Last Lecture OF Classic Course.

Rev. J. .. Richsy vii deliver the last
lecture OF rhe Classic Course Monday
evening at the Plymouth Congregational
church His topic wsn b The Religious
Views of The Authors Discussed IL the
SIX Previous Lectures.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02
COTTON MARKET.

New York. March 1.-Cotton opened
steady. with prices l 10 10 points higher.
and closed steady. TO s points higher.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02
Last Lecture orCIasSic Course.

Rev. J. u. Richey VII deliver the last
lecture Of the Classic Course Monday
evening at the Plymouth Congregational
church. his topic wll be The Religious
Views Of The Authors Discussed in the
SIX Previous Lectures.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02

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In using medicines 10 stop pain, We
should avoid such as infiict injury on the
system. Opium Morphine. Chlorof0rm.
Ether. Cocaine, and Choral stop pain by
destroying the sense OF perception, the
patient losing the power CT feeling This
IS most destructive practice; IL masks
the symptoms, shuts up, and. instead OF
removing trouble. breaks down the
stomach. liver and bowels. and Il con-
tlnued for q length of time, kills the
nerves and produces local or general
paralysis
There is no necessity for using these IN
certain agents when a positive rOmedy
ike RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Will
stop the most excruciatiDg pain quicker.
without entailing the least danger, in
either infant or adult.
II instantly stops the most excruciating
pains. allays Inflammation and cures con-
sestions, whether of the Lungs, Stomach,
Bowels, or other glands or mucous MEM
lar-a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02

tho treatment ~ al Chrenlr Diseases
Consolation free. Cures guaranteed. so
iuclrshie cases treated Or ~ p.
AiACkET. Corner BogEfzs Avenue ara
Main street. Nichita. Kan onco hours.
o. m. 90 3. "a
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