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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-04
FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-UNEURNIS ROOMS
FOR REST-nrec or 4 unfinished rooms
cheap also some furniture for sale. 81 II 81.
NV els
FOR RENT-Fou- large UNFINISHED rooms and
/ bath, gas; reasonable; light housekeeping So
G e. NV c4-3
FOR RENT-Tw0 unfurulshed rooms on second
floor aOi East Capitol ST. MIS-
[ FOR Rent unfinished fat. three rooms. frst
floor heat. gas. bath 100 81. ue. mi
| FOR RENT-Four rooms On first floor. or two
on second. g35 81. MS. m43
/ FOR RENT-Three rooms and small kitchen On
third foor, new paper throughout, for light
housekeeping, SIS month l2i ID 81 ne MAG
FOR RENT-Three mfuruished rooms with gas
and heat for $3.50 ~ % g. ne e5-2
1 FOR BENT-Tvo OF three bright unfinished
rooms southern exposure ~ 81 81. Sc. ea-3
/ FOR BENT-Ihrae beautiful unfinished rooms.
heat. gas, bath; terms reasonable. 1913 st.
s.. es5
FOR RENT-Unfuruished rooms. 1899 18Th St.
ms. es-3
FOR -UnfumisLed. large front rooms.
one square from Library % I1ugres5- Sub Pa.
ave. 81. m3-8
/ FOR RENT-TU0 UNFINISHED rooms. southern
exposure bay window; no Children price, 81.
I ZIG y 50. nT- m55
I FOR RENT Three uuiurui.hed rooms. $40. lis
Maryland ave ne mz3
Z FOR RENT-EEo uufuruished second floor con
Meeting rooms. Hght bookkeeping heat and
gas. 800 l2th ST. NJ mig
. FOR RENT-Tarec mturui-H,d rooms. ua.r,.
p-percl and stationary vg.-slstlEd- 1920 Penn
-5-'-.--- ave NV. m2-@
I FOR RENr-Largs. bright uufurisasI rooms.
80 and &, come quick Sla Pcnu-y ly4uia ave.
n". f2@
7 FOR RENT-Tao UNFINISHED rooms for Is.-ht
.as.seepius. 81 month"; references exchanged.
l'ls ttH 81 ne els
/ FOR RENT-Iarce miurn.sleI rooms with gas
and heat for $3.50. -l2 % 81. zoe. els
FOR RENT Desirable uuIurul he'd rooms rsa,-
enable, al convenience -lJ 9th ST. sU.: near
National Museum. ELS
FOR RENT-Thr,c uuturuishci rooms with gas:
Ist foor 20i St. uw. Ella
FOR EENT-Uufaruishad three rooms f6r Ii,ght
Housekeeping second Gour. south front. ISIS
] ST. NV mis-
FOR RENT-Tw5 large. unfinished cammuni-
eating rooms. with llc0ye- both room. newly
paperg1, bath OH same floor. entirely private:
heat and gas; SD GA uth st. ue. mis-
FOR RENT-THree uufuruished rooms on Sec
ond floor, UitA or without heat, for ladies. $40
18Th 81 sN- NILS
FOR RENT Three. room fat on second door
light Lous.-ae,p ping, heat. gas and bath. 81.
Cali after p. M, 2O3 p st. ne. mig
FOR RENT Three rooms, second Goor, ss 1910
ID 81. Hc. ml-3
FOR RENTING pleasant rooms on second
floor heat, bath and gas, SIl: na children
go Rhode Island ave. NV mia
FOR RENT-Two large rooms entire floor. in
new house, light Housekeeping, SIS. "a y 81.
ma. mia
FOR RENT-T-o rooms for light housakecp-
ing. suitable for lady Of small salary. IS Der
month. 200 East Capitol s. mia
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WANTED-FLATS.

NANIED-By married couple; no children or
pets, Broom fat by November IS OF small
house in good neighb0Tho0d not on car line;
within ~ miles Navy Department. NV: ref
oreuee. BOX $40. this Office ef-g
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WANTED-ROOMS.

HANTED-By frst-cIsss cateres. dining nom
and kitchen. can furnish dining room and
kitchen 1913 n 81. MS. cG-8
WANTED-Three uufurnished rooms On 2I floor
f"r light housekeeping; communicating pre-
tcrred. BON sZl. this office. el-8
WANTEn-F1Iruishc5 or unfinished room bv
young lady in the Northwest must be cheap.
Ad8rusz BOX 5I3. this office. mi
NANTED-Three rooms furnished for Light
Housekeeping, for gem oman aud L1usekeepsr,
near Avenue. On AnaC1s-i4 car. ADDRESS BOX
80. tins Office mss
WANTED-Room by gentleman, unfinished
preferred, near 10th and L sts- Adires BOX
as@. this Office nj
NANTED-rwo or three completely furnished
rooms FOR light housekeeping for man. wife and
son: give fun particulars; prefer Capitol Hin
OF suburb; rent must De reasonable. Address
BOX 2-i, this Office MA
WANTED-Novefpber DO. two or three uufur-
nished rooms, light housekeeping; must be-
reasonable and with good people Address BOX
$50. this Office sg2a
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REAL ESTATE.
LOOKING BACKWARD.

When you stop 10 thihk Of the enormous prsas
others have made By investing IN Columbia
heights when it vas "a way out IN the coun-
Try" then turn % yOur picture upon the EaIl
and swear AZ it, and say. Where vas
Wheo Columbia Heights sold for 20 cents 4
footg'
Delay now and you win mss even a better
opportunity az North Columbia Helghtz Only
a few choice lots remaining unsold. Price sc
@ S5c square foot Terms, $50 % SIc0 cash
and SIS % so monthly. per cent q for cash
carnage nee TO see the property
For full particulars drop postal, telephone, o.
cali for new l6-plge illustrated booklet"
plat. etc.
FULTON r. GORDON. 7o4 1sth Nv.
oc-l-a0 IeIephone Main SO y
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED. SIS %: house painting.
lowest prices. CARLISLE BROS, lI05 6tb -
ne. Phone East 500 D. m4-s
ROOMS PAPERED. s. up; WORK saarapteeI-
samples brought. HUNT. 467 G ST msO-7
NOLTE. 81 9th ST. nv, is constantly recelv-
iug the latest and most attractive designs in
Nau Papers, and papers rooms from s. ID 10.
CAL aud investigate for yourself and BE- con-
Nin's-i- u1a-4
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

TWO YOUNG MN desire -c5m and board:
private family preferred; state terms AIdres,
BOX 5l-. this Office mi
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NANIEii-NUat Young white man experienced
tu bake cakes in window. 100, Pa ave. MARY
LAND QUICK LUNCH ROOM el-s
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TRUTH ABOUT WATCHES and naa1nsprinss.
zoe. BROWNE. 904 F ST. nv. mZI-tf
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.
WANTED-Au experienced teacher of piano.
educated ln Europe. desires few more pupils
/ WANTED-By ast-cIass I'll around cook. Nd
ores Bon SO TINS office cas-
I WANTED-PIace 10y frst-clssz white cook. hes.
Of references. can at 1920 9Th st. nv. cI-3
I NANTED-By woman. place 90 clean house in
Hats or private family can I1Isla 9Th 81. uv.
"ANTED-Rg refined woman. place IN cafe o.
aaiFt lHn'Hs Apply or address l2l9 Union st.
WANTED-By caIored woman. 70 take washing
home or ont by the day 1916 Marion ST, NV
'L
HELP FURNISHED 10 any part Of CITY free.
/ Phone OF write SO 18th ST. NV Tel call.
yly NJ. l. y CABANlSS, Agent mi
WANTED-Pcsiriun 10y seamstre,s ia families
by the day; also position by white girl as
chamhcrmaid OF Waitress iu family. Address
226 81 Sc. NV mi
WANTED-By a reliable colored woman.
place as COO. or general houseUorkCr Iu a small
family. can or address 2i3 81 ST. sv. mi
WANTED place To- COOK and DO hous work.
Please eaH &c 1888 ith st. NV. nj
WANTED-Firsr-c.ass washing to bring home.
Apply 10 2l5 Va ave. sv- MRS ANNE
l.lloNL- hl
WANTED-By a coIored woman. place 10
COOS Call at 1903 10th st. H~. nj
WANTED-By young lady. place in an office:
understands yp,wutug, and is experienced
" ANTFT- -rr-7-r-- with ,f-r-s-,,1l-a- no i'm MI
vale families Please call OF address i How
---- ---, -.---------1, ~ - ma
WANTED-Bv reliable woman place as house
keeper OF 20 assist with light iousevork gI8
~ s,- co.
NANTED-By a cJl0red girl. place 20 work
49, - al ~, ~ quay 11l5 ~. VIII nave ISl5
NANTED-By respectable white woman Office
roo1s o. clean Adde'S BOX 260. this office.
--.--,
NANIED-By lay i'm need, piano pupils;
ma - d '-' IS i'''N -'''' us once
WANTED-First dressmakiug az reasonable
t----2- ~ -7- 81 NV e.
NANIED-By cook. place in boarding house
or private family sos @ 81. NV. els
SITUATIONS WANTED MAZE
WANTED-A place TO WORK mornings and even
lHgs- ST. DENT 1887 8rh 81. nv. 81
WANTED Position I'M o. ,i-----7,gg mot nj
ter. bon 327. this Office 81
yTKS-rrD D. -. IT. -
mon 49, "a. 80 I,--i- '.il-
and driver, butler, j1nitor, porter or driver
goo references. los New YORK ave 81
n AN-rFu- m r.1i.r1c f.-,,-. ,..,,. -
u-1lr position as dIiFer Tor doctor or private
l-lI--et' rtS'iIlliieh,'lilpiia- -t-5 ! ST. NV eL
WARDS 2Is X st. NV. mi
NANTED-A place as cook hv coIurgd man
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"ANItD-Honcst Young white girl for house
land ave me- eli
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NANIED-A thoroughly experienced grocery
clerk and meat cutter; must Doe sober and q.
h; permanent place for right party. Address
BON S25. tins office. c4-2
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WANIED-NOuuE lady who can figure accurate
~ must be neat and rapid writer none others
need address; salary 50 per week. SCHROT
BROS. city. e4-2
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

EANTED-To buy old feather beds. Z. MARKS.
Is Myrtle 81. ei-5
The daily sentinel., 1902-09-08
Wants and For Sale,

Wanted-A large second hand safe.
Cameron & Began.
For Rent-Newly furnished room
with bath. 249 Ute avenue.
Wanted-Good girl or woman to
assist with kitchen work. Apply at
this office.
Wanted--An experienced real estate
salesman. Good position to the right
party. Cameron & Began.
For Rent-Furnished rooms with
bath, at 535 Grand avenue, between
9TH. and 9th
For Rent-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping Hot and cold
water. Apply at 517 Pitkin.
For Rent-Furnished house, 8 rooms
bath, lawn, fruit, First class order.
9th and Pitkin. j. w. Sawyer, 433
North 9Th
For Rent Cottage, rooms and
bath. Large barn. First class con-
dition. $50 Ouray. J. W. Sawyer,
433 North 9TH street.
House Work-All its branches neat
ly and quickly done. Wall paper clean
ing specially. Address, city P. o.
Box 2l4. Phone 6s2 black. Victor
Thsrp, formerly Avenser ThArp,
The daily sentinel., 1902-09-08

Quite number of the delegates to
the state and congressional conven-
tions left Sunday night for Pueblo
and Denver.
September 10 to 20. For this occa-
sion the Colorado Midland will make
, rate of one fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale September 10. IS, II
and 1S, good to oreturn September %.
For tickets and further information
call Mt the Midland city office. w.
r. Peck, City Agent
Fortune telling in the twentieth
century-Mme. Geyser, the great
clairvoyant. card reader and palmist
i'll her wonderful clairvoyant sight re-
veals past, present and future. She
tells your name and can place within
your reach a remedy for every sorrow
There is no heart so sorrowful and
lonely that cannot be benefited by n
visit to Nine. Geyser. Know thyself
may he hailed as the message of the
twentieth century. Special rate to
children. Smith house. Second and
Rood avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1902-09-08
ON THE ADVANCE.
CONTINUED from LIST paee.)

back to make room for another and at
the same time the matter is loaded, if
so desired.
After the machine is once in oper-
alton all that is necessary in the way
of distributing is to place galley of
dead type on the side of the upper
cylinder in a place prepared for it.
1t does the work perfectly and while
it is apparently simple, it would be
impossible to explain the matter in
telligently, so we won't try, but
again invite you to come and see for
yourself.
The Simplex is small and compact,
weighing about 100 pounds and oc-
cupying no more room than an ordi-
nary coal stove, and while it took brains
and lots of them to invent it, it is of
remarkably simple construction and
not at all liable to get out of repair.
We have had it in operation only a
few days, but that is long enough
to discover its true worth, and every
time we see it work with almost hu-
lultlllkeICt, WE lttl like VdklIX
off our hat in its presence.
1t is certainly the most wonderful
machine that ever graced country
printing office. Come in and see it.
Incidentally The Sentinel desires
to tell its patrons that it has just re-
ceived the largest installment of new
job and display type ever received in
one order in this city. 1t consists of
n new dress of display advertising
type and a large quantity of the lat
est type faces for fine job work.
We believe our patrons who have
been loyal for so many years to this
publication will rejoice with us that
the plant is being renewed through
out. In the last two years every
piece of machinery in the office has
been replaced with new machinery
save the large cylinder press, and The
Sentinel believes now that with the
addition of the new typesetting ma
chine and the big addition of brand
new type it can claim one at least
of the best equipped offices in this
state, outside of the large cities.
When it began business nine years
ago, it was with some misgivings of
the venture. but by strict attention
to business the newspaper and the
job department has. steadily increased
and with the largest circulation of
any paper in the city, it can hope
to look forward with its friends to be
forward, as it must in the next few
years.
The daily sentinel., 1902-09-08

Charles L. Fluke of Telluride, of
the San Miguel Examiner, is a visitor
to the city.
Roots barks, leaves and berries, our
Kidney and Liver cure never varies.
G. d. Smith & Co., the druggists.
Miss Hazel Ella, daughter of w.
p Ella. left last night for Wellesley col
lege where she will attend school the
coming year. This is Miss Elias second
year at this popular educational insti-
tuition.
George A. Scibird of Del Norte,
editor and proprietor of the Prospect
or, is pleasant visitor to the city
today, the guest of his old friend,
Rev. j. E. Weir, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church.
For the Colorado State Fair at Pu-
eblo September 10 to 20, this occasion
the ID. 81 r. G. system will make u
rate of one fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale September 10. 16, II,
lS and 10, good to return September
81
Jackson Wheeler of Lamont, Mis-
soul, the aged father of Samuel N. b.
Wheeler, Esq, arrived in the city on
delayed No. 3 yesterday. Mr.. Wheel
er is SO years of age and is remarkably
active. for his years. He will spend
the winter with the family of his son
in this city.
There will be meetin of the
Woman's club on Tuesday, September
9th, at the home of Mrs. E. P. Ches-
ter, III Grand avenue, to receive new
members who wish to begin the work
with the club, to decide upon place
of meeting and to discuss the work
We are in receipt of the October
of the Delineator. 1t is a
devoted to the feminine
world. beautifully illustrated. 1t is
alive with short stories by well
known authors, with illustrations !;
q toi'iiuou" s'oiS, iHyIu NaTTlCk,
by Amelia Barr. One dollar "a
year 10 cents number. The Butterick
Publishing company, New York City,
N. Y.
Yesterday ]. A. Lyons, of the firm
of Lyons & Son, who have just finish
ed the handsome business block on
north 4th street, was stricken with
lpopleXy. He remained unconscious
for some time but toward the close of
the day he regaiied consciousness
aud was considerably better last night.
This is the third attack which Mr..
Lyons has suffered, but the last one
was sixteen years ago and he thought
On account of the great length of time
which had expired without having
mother attack that he was free from
any farther attacks The many
friends of the gentleman and his fam
lily will hope for the best and will
await his complete recovery with anx-
ious feelings.
1.-The Penitent, powerful play
from Hall Gaines famed story which
is said to rival in intensity his other
great work, 1.-The Christian will be
presented at the Park opera house,
Tuesday evening, September 9th, by
Manager w. E. Nankeville's superb
dramatic organization. This play is
said to be full of stirring scenes and
striking climaxes, each of which ap-
peal to that well-spr:ng of emotion
the heart. The production will be
staged with an attention to detail
that will make this presentation n
notaple one. Scenery depicting the
wilds of the Cumberland mountains,
England. with the collieries and
blast furnaces at work, are among the
sets promised.
The daily sentinel., 1902-09-08
7. s. FLUCKEN

For Sale, at bargain. desir.
able piece Of business property on
N lin street between 9TH and 5th
streets. Inquire of J. .Ackerman.
Keep on coming, there is no danger
o. our facilities for accommodating
tn public running out. Sparks s. Co.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-06-05
A Cure for D-opsy.

Ashley, North Dakota. June 2d.-J.
ID. Hanson of this place has found a
cure for Dropsy.
For years Mr.. Hanson himself has
suffered with Rheumatism of the Heart
ana Dropsy, and of late has been so
pad that he could not work.
he has tried many remedies, but
nothing he could get helped him in the
least, and he was growing worse and
worse
FINALLY he began treatment of
Dodd's Kidney Pills. and to his great
delight he soon found that the Dropsi-
cal Swelling was gradually going down
ana that the Rheumatism of the Heart
was also disappearing. He says:
nave taken seven boxes of Dodd's
Kidney Pills and am feeling better
than have Tor five years.
am able to work again. and il the
Dropsy or Heart Trouble ever comes
BACK | will use Dodd's Kidney pills at
once"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-06-05
LOST EVERYTHING AND DIED,

Old Bill Jones-a Hoosier man
Was built on the Hoosier plan
Blood, flesh and brains
To give him pains
He had.
His stomach ached sore from his
birth,
His lungs would wheeze all they We're
worth.
His heart was slow,
And then would go
Like mad
Bill Jones saw a doctor man
One who worked on a modern plan
Who hawed and hummed.
And pinched and thumbed
His nose.
Then he got out his knives and saws
And carved on Jones without pause,
Your stomach's out"
At last his shout
Arose
For two weeks Jones was stomach
less,
And then he told of great distress.
His heart, he said,
Was just like lead,
Or worse.
He sought the doctor man again.
Who got his knives and saws-and
then
Bills heart came next,
Although it vexed
His nurse.
And after that Bills lungs felt bad
Another fee the doctor had.
Jones' chest was bare
OF all but air
Unbreathed
The doctor next went searching for
More things in Bills interior.
All natures aids
Left, ere his blades
Were sheathed.
He took Bits brain-and thoughts, !
And also made him liverless-
Removed his spleen
The whole machin-
Fry.
And now Bill Jones-a Hoosier man
Is built on an immortal plan,
Through science def
There's nothing left
To die.
Josh Wink in Baltimore American,
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-06-05
BLooDHouNDs AS DETECTIVES

In the west the bloodhound is now
extensively used in the detection of
crime and capture of criminals. The
modern criminal is very elusive per-
son. He is always abreast of the
times, and, quiet, skull, and often
courageous, he has mis- advantage,
that he usually does his work at night.
When he has completed his task, he
silently makes his escape, frequently
leaving behind him no clue by which
his movements may be traced. So, at
least, he believes; but try as he will,
he must leave some clue. Intangible,
invisible as ii is, it yet exists-the
peculiar odor of the human body. 1t
is a certain guide to his footsteps;
science cannot efface it,, ingenuity
cannot wipe it out. This odor is Us
distinctive as the features of the
face. No matter where person
moves; no matter whether his trail
is crossed by thousand others of hi )
kind; no matter whether the rains
have fallen, or hours have elapsed
since las foot pressed the earth, the
trail is still there, and may be fol-
lowed. There is only one animal,
however, which can infallibly trace
out the scent after it has been on the
ground for several hours, and that is
the bloodhound.-Century.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-06-05

In recent letter to DIR. Hartman
Congressman Botkin says;
My Dear Doctor-lt gives me pleas
ure to certify to the excellent curative
qualities of your medicines-Peruna and
Manalin. | have been afflicted more OF
less for a quarter of q century with ca
tarrh of the stomach and constipation
a residence in Washington has increased
! these troubles. \ few bottles of your
medicine have given me almost com
plete relief, and am sure that contin.
uation Of them will effect a permanent
cure. ~. ID. Botkin.
| Mr.. l.. +. Nerhery. a prominent real
estate agent of Augusta, Ga. writes:
81 have been a greaf sufferer from
catarrhal dyspepsia. Tried many ply
sicians, visited a good many springs,
but I believe Peruna has done more
for me than all of the above puf
together. feel like 8 new person. -
l.. r. Kerdery.
The most common form of summer
catarrh is catarrh of the stomach This
is generally known as dyspepsia. Peruna
cures these cases like magic.
Ii you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write at once to DIR. Hartman, giving a
full statement of your case, and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman. President OF
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus. o.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-06-05
PRIME MINISTER TO QUEEN.
Alexandra lntrusts All Her Affairs to
the Duchess of BuccIcuch.


WHAT the premier of Great Britain
is to the king in matters political the
duchess Of Buccleuch is to Queen AL
eXandra in social affairs-a sort of
Toll or go between to shield the throne
from disagreeable contact with the
outside world, a dictator of propriety
an authority on precedent. AS mis-
tress OF the robes she has had her
hands about full for some time with
the care of Queen Alexandra's ward
robe, not only for the coronation GER
emonies next June, but also for the
series of evening drawing rooms" to
De given by the king and queen dur
ing the year. She is a sort of prime
minister for the queen.
The duchess of Buccleuch-it is
pronounced Buc-lew, not Buccluch-is
one of the greatest ladies in the king
dom. She was three times mistress
OF robes under Queen Victoria, and
was continued in oSce by the pres
ent queen when she came to the
throne. AS the holder of this exalted
position the duchess has authority
over the several distinguished ladies
OF the bedchamber, the bedchamber
women, the maids of honor and also
two high-born male officials, known
respectively as the groom and the
clerk of the robes.
The duchess of Buccleuch not only
has duke for a husband, but one for
a father and another for a grand
father. Her father was the famous
duke of Abercorn, viceroy of Ireland
and who used to be known as "Old
Splendid and her mother is the not
less famous dowager duchess of Aber-
corn, whose chief celebrity comes
from the fact that she has a greater
number of titled descendants than any
other woman in England. Six of her
daughters married noblemen-one a
duke, two marquises and three earls.
The duchess herself is called THE
most exclusive hostess in London. y
The entertainments given by her at
Montagu house, the dukes mansiCA in
Whitehall, are renowned for their
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-06-05
$4,000 BOXES FREE.

John \. Smith of Milwaukee can SYM
pathize with rheumatic sufferers. because
he was himself tortured by this disease
for years. He made thorough study
of his own case and OF the causes of the
disease, following this with the experi-
mental use of remedies suggested by the
knowledge thus gained. Ultimately he
found a combination of herbs which COM
pletely rid his system of every trace of
rheumatism, and, though years have
elapsed, he is still perfectly free from
any symptom of the old ailment. Neigh
bors and friends to whom Mr. Smith
gave the remedy were cured with equal
thoroughness and permapence and clio
ria Tonic as Mr. Smith named the dis
coyery, began to be in demand Since
that time many thousands have by its
use been relieved of the terrible Attic
ton of rheumatism. Mr.. Smith has TO-
600 sample packages Of this remedy
which he desires to distribute. free Of
charge. among rheumatic sufferers He
therefore authorizes the announcement
that any reader of this paper may OBJ
tain free trial package of "Gloria
Tonic" by addressing John A. Smith,
No. 80 Germania building, Milwaukee
Wis.