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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-29
pcouosal5.
PROPOSAL FOR STREET RAILWAY,

PROPOSAL FOR STREET RAILWAY,
ance OF Act passed Monday October 10th, 1902 by
the United States Philippine Commission. competitive
bcs will be receivd until the 4th day OF March, ly
grantee railway franchise united with fran
chiss furnish light and power in the city Of Manila
Philippine Islands Route, thTy-hve miles long.
fixed in franchise important in
CITY Cf Manila, arranged as 70 furnish satistac
system O. transportation from
for bidders arr three: FiRST the Duration Of the iran
ehise. exceed nifty from date Of Of
and hst gold for first class passengers, or
five cents gold Tor second passengers and THIRD
less onehalf peF-centum gross earning
from the street railway rates Of fare 70 be readuse
may purchase the entire plant Of railway
price by arbitration based the earn
one-half inches rails rails, less than sixty pounds
per yard paved with blocks OF stone
other material srooVed ran OF not less than seventy
pounds required.
Construction Jo begin months after awarding bid
completed twenty months thereafter The
electric light beat and mower franchise united IN the
railway franchise ~ the grantee provides
Board The only additional point or competition In the
light. power franchise compensation 70 be
onehalf percent OF earnings The length or this
franchise and time OF beginning and completion 10 be
the the railway franchise Full text OF law
Board Manila. together with map OF the City and
proposed OF railway, now, and at the Bureau OF
Insuar Affairs War Department. Washington, after De-
BIDS viii be received at the Office OF the Municipal
deposit $15.OC0OO be made either with
Trust Company q NsW-ICrk the International
Repositories in the United states,) certificate
such deposit, check drawn the order OF AIu
nCipa Board Manila, duly certified by a national bank.
Colonel L. s. Army. chief Of bureau OF lasuIar AZ
IA - Mas ID
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X X.
Liberty Street and south Ferry time from South
Ferry minutes earilsFJ-
EASTON BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MALCii C4aI NE1-z4OO G-I5 Easlon oalyl. s.lO
a NJ IeD $40 800 IS IS Easto1 onIy1 P n. Sun
days. - % 4 u, loo 5So ? D. ~rox ,oo a.,
A NJ 500 p ". sundays, q % 4 u ! p u -
JSKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER AND BARNEGAF
- % 90 \ NJ $50 g. 20 40. Lakewood Onlyl.
500 II go r. NJ. Sundays 1000 A. "
A. N. 1910 P n.
HINETASD AND BRIDGETON-tz4O % A N. tisO
LONG BRANCH, ASBpRX PARK: OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND SEASH0RE
FOINTs--z4Uu. So, I,io A. ~, "a; $50 50 2 NJ
phil xDFI,PliIA CREADING TER8iINAL)-z.425.
a. Is al 1900, fIOOO III 90 a VI. fl2O0. 100.
81 So +20O $780, 400 $50. t6GO " 80. $500 P M
sI215 AIdt - 80 - a. go.
III 81 A. NJ leo t'34O. Is %. 100 ts-25 P. NJ
RFXpINCs HARRISBURG. POTTsVILLE AND
MILLS SISPORT-I 4UO. z4-25. 500. lf9lO 1000
II 90 A NJ Reading only. / sluO 10. t2-OO p N.
Pesding PottsviIe aad Harrisburg only. taco. $500
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Ices in the local market to-day

Coffee -Eio-Cohee market steady; No Rio
4S225 exchange y l-a2d receipts II 600 bags cleared
5000 bags; stock 10000 bags santos-Cofee market
steady. Santos 1920 receipts 10000 bags
stock coo bags Hamburg-CofTee market opened 4
pfg higher; al 230 n q higher compared
With Wednesdays close; bags. HaYre-
coffee market opened barely A9s franc higher
than Wednesdays close; at Il unchanged: al 3 m
steady advanced = franc; $50 unchanged total
2gn hays
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GOVERNORS ISLAND, \. y, NOV. 26

received here until II a. NJ. Dee 10, 1902 for
IasCaAi,s Stee. g-1.ii- ytt-S ana naAlAs Il
I. :. reserves right reject any all bids
formation furnished application Envelopes containing
proposals should be marked Proposals Repairs n
Castle William" addressed 5. r. JONES -. u.
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stock n Havre s0sI bags OF which 46S 900 are
Brazilian: last week, 30l1O0O and 24300o bags
tiyely.
The statistical position Of follows:
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FARMER GOES
CRAZY
Feared That He nay Have
KILLED His wife

TACOMA. Nov. e-iienry nietreeh,
farmer living eight miles west or
Roy, was taken violently insane
Monday ana proceeded 70 XIII every
living thing on the farm. Al the
stock was sacrificed 10 hls iife-tuk-
ing mania. and there II some spa-
plcion that HIS wife. who IL missing
and who tlietrech claims II away
working somewhere. has also been
killed ana secreted IN his mad
frenzy.
A teiephope message was received
yesterday from Roy by the sheriff =
office telling ~ the unfortunate
mans condition and acts. Deputies
johnson and Gale left AZ once for
the scene, Upon arriving az the farm
not nign of iife was 20 be seen
about the place A search % the
premises discovered nietrech up In
tho attic. stark naked and lying fiat
on the moor ON his stomach, praying
the wild prayers % the insane. He
objected rtrenuouniy to neeuming his
clothes. but was finally persuaded to
do so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-06

DENVER, Colo. November a.
Senator Telier's reelection IN In
doubt. as II now appears that the
state legislature may be tie on
Joint ballot.
Font WORTH. Texas. Nov. a.
Jim Sims. the noted outlaw. was
killed by Marshal s. Hudson OF
Lockett IN a desperate encounter
near Cleo springs on "Wednesday.
Hudson win be paid a reward OF
s., 900.
OMAHA. Nov. s.--Fire this morn
ing destroyed the building Occupied
by the American Press Association.
The loss II 100000.
NEW YORK. Nov. 6.--The hospital
reports this morning show that 10
persons, Injured in the fireworks ex-
plosion on Tuesday night, VIII be
crippled for life and that four others
are expected 70 die. William Drake.
me i3th victif. died this morning.
The Identification OF the dead has
been completed.
apuINGFIELD. O., Nov. s.-John
Barrett. prominent railway man
and Elk, committed suicide after a
lodge meeting laat night. In the islks
lodge room. He was found dead this
morning By the janitor. lie left n
letter addressed to the exalted ruler
Of the lodge giving az the reason for
his act, his habit Of excessive drink
ing.
BUTTE, Nov. superintendent
Egan OF the Great Northern railroad
has been lost In the mountains near
KalIspeli since Tuesday. a severe
erowstorm Is prevailing, and great
fear II entertained concerning him.
I.gan is well known throughout the
Northwest.
WHEELING, Nov. s.--Rodella
Patn, the Wheeling girl who recently
confessed that she pushed Miss Gay
smith of bridgeport into the Ohio
river on September 20 because Miss
smith was Ia marry Miss Bains
lover, goes free. The grand jury
failed 10 find q true bill Of indlct-
ment bccauae there WIS no real evil
dcnce against her, she having since
denied the truth of the eonfeasion.
wing that Il was made while she
was under the Influence Of chloro-
form with cuicidal intent.
HAVANA, Nov. 6.--rha Cuban
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.IMCIPIEMT
MUTINY

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. ga
small fuutiny occurred today on the
French bark Edmond Rostand. now
lying a, wharf tn this city. When
Capt Roy ordered seaInan Moreau.
C,ererduau. I1ibst and Leelaire 20
turn TO. they refused and went over
~ = vessels side. Later they return
cd under tie influence of liquor. and
WITH knives and Delaying pins az :
tempted 20 get into the cabin TO Kill
the captain. chief officer Gourian-
can met them nj the door with n
revolver. threatening 20 shoot the
FIRST man that made n hostile move.
The officer was soon reiuforced by
capt. Roy. The mutineefs were
driven over the vessels side and the
police patrol was cailed. but by the
time Il arrived the sailors had dis
appeared.
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FISTIC
CARNIVAL

At Armory hall tomorrow night
there viii be flstic carnival. Two
20-round goes are schedules. besides
the usunl prellminaries. Interest
centers in the meeting between Rufe
Turner and Perry QUeenan, two well
known fighters. Turner is consider
cd the cloverest little fighter ever In
the ring In Seattle. Quccnan Is a
strong fighter and n good ring gem
cral. The mill should be an inter-
cating one.
The mitch second In importance
viii be between kid" Frrderielgs
an George Kearns. The former IL
very well known here as q clean
fighter. kearns is a new man In the
local field, but looks like n good one
The fighting VIII begin promptly at
. o'clock The Armory has been fit-
ted up so that a large crowd can he
easily handled.
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SULLIvAN'S MEN ARE
WRAPPED IN SLUMBER
POLICE lirrLE EFFORT TO CAPTURE THE AssAitANr
OF JOHN SCOTT WHOSE THROAT WAS CUT YESTERDAY


ON the case. Until noon no one had
attempted To get frofn the injured
man a description Of his azsaiiant.
soon after noon yesterday two de-
tectiv~r went on their own authority.
and, a. they claim made an effort
10 find SCOTS assRiiant.
scott gave a good description OF
the man who cut him and told just
how he could be found. The clues
we're not followed No aud the would
he murderer has probably left tows
by this time.
For time yesterday grave fears
were entertained for Scottu life. To-
day. however. he In much improved
and at the hospital II b said that be
will recover.
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The big Austrian steamer Java
was stuck In the mud near the ter
minaI railway az West Seattle for
two hours yesterday afternoon. Then
the tug Lunberman came 10 her as
rIstance and she was fioated at )
o'clock.
The steamer grounded at } o'clock
while running parallel and close to
the trestie betyeen Seattle and
West Seattle In an attempt TO make
a berth at the wheat elevator.
Her pilot put the vessel too far
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-06

seatsie's police have failed 10 md
and arrest the unknown man who
cut gambler John soott's throat In
the new s~nderioin yesterday morn
Ing. II the police officers and city
detectives have really looked for
scctt'a aAsaflanfH their efforts have
been In vain Until noon yesterday
the police nlaae little or no effort 10
capture the man Scott had been
assaulted with intent 20 commit
murder and the attempt had all but
succeeded.
when scott was found wounded
and sent 20 the wAysids Mission
hospital. he was booked AZ the police
station. fssss no officer was detailed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-06
M0llIOv Into the Fire Engine
IUXUInI Purchase Goes Over
atcounciIman Pary's n0cT00urn
Request--- Not Long UOITUVEU

The city council investigation into
the purchase of two new MetFopali-
tan fire engines BY the beard Of pub
lie works was not taken up as
scheduled last night at the meeting
OF the fire and water committee.
Councilman Parry. one OF the
eouncilmeu who preferred tho
charges and the author Of the refn-
luton ordering the council tnvesti-
CATION ceuid not be present ana the
matter was postponed.
Mr.. Parry stated At the last meet
ing OF the council that ne was pre-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-06

In addition 10 hundreds OF small
musical Instruments. graphophones.
music boxes. etc, and thousands OF
dollars worth OF sheet music. the
sheet music and music book depart
rnenf is being closed out entirely at
less than cost, the startling prices
creating quite n sensation all over
tho Northwest
prices are the lowest ever known In
Seattle, Easy payments on all In
gtrlrnentH when desired. This ~
the most opportune time 20 buy .
good piano or anything In the music
lire. ~ saving quite SUM OF money
IL an object. DO not fail 10 supply
your home with good insfsument
now.
For reasons frequently announced:
we are Offering our entire line 81
Kfrnbau. chickersng 4 fons. Hobart
VI. Cable. Peaae. f3rinkerhon y. 3.
Johnston Co. Hinze and other pianos
ana Kimbail organs % The greatest
Of bargain prices. All Of them are
reduced from 800 to ff7s.
You can depend upon u that we
carry out our advertisement To the
letter, and a call or inspection and
careful investigation Will convince
the most ekeptic1l
peraons living at distance. and
who cannot come to Seattle, can
eafeiv leave 10 10 the selection Of an
inetruuent. rs We guarantee not only
n great bargain, but entire satisfac-
tiou III every particular.
splendld. dependable upright
pianos that ordinarily sell for 1850.
can be had at this sale for $3.50. and
the ss2s STYLES for tie5.
Itgheaf grade t47s and $3.50 fancy
cabinet grand pianos we nre now
selling for 1892 TO $500.
Good square pianos, IN very good
co,dt,ian from $50 to s72 and SIS.
New orrans. worth from fss. s9b
~ s1I0. 20 at this sale for tfl. sb4.
fee and f72. etc. 81 to $40 cash and
70 ~ per month. Every inntrnrnent
s,s,aranteed 10 he ~ Represented.
-. .I.too ~ all alike
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pared TO lay facts before the COM
mitter that no believed would cause
It 10 change its decision TO accept
ing the engines. lie requested ehpo-
cialiy that no action be taken until
he could meet with the committee.
The investigation will probably be
held later In the week, a. report
IL desired at the next meeting OF
the council. The engines are now In
the city I'D Il II important that def
Unite action on either accepting or
rejecting thom. be taken In the near
future
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-06
STORM is
COMING

The local United states weather
bureau has issued WernlnG of the
approach Of n storm from the north
west. Section Director Salisbury
states that the storm was central off
Cape Fiattcry this morning and
moving southwest. A fall In the
temperature has followed the APP
proach OF the storm.
Mariners have been instructed to
prepare for gales along the coast
and on the sound tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-06
'M'CORRY
MUST GO
REPUBLICAN CONSTABLE SUP.
PORTED cupitfEE AND IS
NOW ASKED TO RESIGN

+. J. MeCorry. constable in Justice
Cams court ~ marked for slaughter
by the Republican powers that be.
Today the county commissioners
requested him 70 hand IN his rsnig
nation AZ once. The ground FOR the
action IL said TO be McCorry's
strenuous support OF "a cudihee for
sheriff and his active canvass
against q. W. Jeffries. Republican
legislative candidate. Members of
the Republican state committee are
said 90 be this moving spirits In the
expedition against MeCorry's official
scalp.
McCorry was appointed by the
commissioners To III the vacancy
left by the resignation Of Mike
Kelly last spring. He n said 20 have
made = capable officer.
Following Is the letter Mccorry re-
esives thir morning from the COM
msssioners.
Dear sir; Kindly present your
resignation 70 the board NJ once. hs
We desire to take immediate action
on the Same. Your prompt attention
p. ]. SMITH.
L e. SMITH.
ny r. French. Clerk.
Late this Afternoon Mccogry ten
dered his resignation
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KILLING

GLASGOW. Mont. Nov. ain a
quarrel here over election results
william Humphrey was shot and In
ntautty killed by James u. stephens.
deputy collector II customs. The
fight took place IN a saloon and sew
eral byntAndera were struck by
stray bullets. George y. Hurd.
mayor Of Glasgow. was shot In the
right leg Joseph y. pore was shot
In the ankle. and -. J. White wna
mia hv Z Flnnetng bullet Stephens
fired sin shots and Humphrey three.
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government ~ not yet ready 20 nc
cept the proposed commercial
treaty with the United States. The
cabinet Ia formulating rome desired
changes.
NEW YORK. Nov. s.-several
handwriting experts have testified
that the writing or the address on
the poison package IL not that OF
Mollneux. sympathy ~ running
strongly IN favor OF the defendant.
Al one time there was suppressed
applause when testimony strongly
faYnred MallnnuH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-06
BIG STEAMER JAVA
STICKS ON MUD BANK

south In milking the circle. The
wind caught the steamer broadaide
and blew her further and further
toward the mud hanks. Finally the
tug WAS signriied and took a cable
t. a steam wsnch at the elevator,
after which the steamer WA turned
about. but could not be hauled off.
The tug attempted "a pull off the
steamers stern with n line. but II
waA nj until tho tide had come IN
that through the combined help oi
the tug and steam wench the steam.
er was finafed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-06
ELECTION
CONTEST

ST. LOUIS. Nov. e.--Georgc Rcy-
nolds, Republican. defeated for con-
greEs in this city, viii contest the
election OF Jnmcs j. Butler. Demo
ernt The latter was elected 10 the
last conErcsa, but was unseated for
alleged fraud. lie Is "A son OF Ed
Butler. the notorious Democratic
boss, now under indictment FOR con-
nection with the municipal briberles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-06

SPLENDID farm. comprising lis
acres. 20 acres under pillow. good 8
room house. large barns, large
orchard. including all stock and
implements. 8 COWS fmilking),
three 2-year-olds. three yeariings.
two calves. wagons. horse. pigss
chickens, buggy, plows. harrows,
cart. IS tons of good hay in the
barn. one acre of potatoes. This
IL one Of the best farms IN tina
vicinity Of Seattle. and I win make
the following terms: 1880 cash.
and $50 per quarter for the balance
with Interest al 6 per cent A Law
renee.
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Interesting
Reading

-. n,seea quoted by the Barteil
- "a. 4 very Interesting reading.
tEas . e tact that everything =
~ sw - little = not als--yeu set
- - bs.s quality also, Hla's-
rs.uss RAsuma'is rin'. 7ae sos a..
...... .......ss. ssssssss''''f"s'
p,.rs'. kidney Cure 'i.ee siHs o5e
r,u.asnA Porous Piassers. sec kinds
..s....,... ..........s.toc
c~ooss Rheumatic I.in1mens. ses
sl,e ......... ...............,.s.-oc
r.,..s Liver rillz. lse ssse.....ioc
s,,.. specials IN Hair brushes.
sssnsss and Tooth Brushes.
r.e HAIR Brushes for..."......eoe
a. Hair brushes for.............3Sc
n 10th Brushes for. tSc
a. sponges for ..................35c
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WASHINGTON. d. C.. Nov. e.
President Roosevelt goes 20 New
York on Monday. From there he
will proceed 10 Memphis on Tuesday;
thence he viii no on a bear hunting
trip IN MiasisaipDi. returning 10
Memphis on November 10. lie VIII
then come back 10 Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-06
COMMISSION

MAIfANOY. Pa. Nov. 6.-The
strike commissioners this morning
completed the first phase of tho work
outlined by President Roosevelt.
namely. the examination Of the
mines. and made "a formal adjourn
ment of that part OF the work.
bishop Spaiding and Mr.. Watkins
have gone TO West Scranton, where
they VIII remain until next Thurs
day, when the commission VIII re-
convene for hearing the testimony.
The remainder Of the party went to
Philadelphia.
Dunlap. real estate. 81 Union block.
------e-
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Three
Hundred

Pianos and Organs Have Been Dis
posed OF by D. s. Johnston Co.
since inauauratins Their great Es-
pansicr. Surplus Stock and Spec
iai Cut Price Sale, September 2zd
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Professor Wilson nj Ranie Han
Monday and Friday evenings Pri-
vate lessons daily.
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A SNAP

Splendid farm. comprising lis aeres. -
acres under picw. good s-roofn hous<. 2
large barns. large orchard. Including all
stock and Implements, cows frnilkfrR1.
three z-year-oldH. three yeariine& two
calves wagons. horne. p4Ex. chickens.
buggy. piowt. harroNs. cart. = tons OF
good hay IN the barn one ecrw Of pota-
toes. This Is one OF the best farms in
the vicinity Of Seattle, and ] VIII mako
the foIioetng terms. 81 go cash and $50
per quarter for the balance. with Interest
At per cent
A. LAWRENCE. eosH Second Avenue.
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For sale-Misoellaneou

FOR sALE-rwo Jersey heifers. one
years old giving milk and one wearing.
both viii be fTefh n TIE Apring; cankes
seen at-,2sie ssteh4r assaszs = =
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Go to Spinning fer pieycla. repairA
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J. BLOOMFIELD. carpenter and 3ohbsr.
e07 Madison street. independent Phone
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ELECTRIC TREATMENT Ha rssiss
way.
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Late this Afternoon
dered his resignation
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-12-03

And two days later John
ceived a letter which ran as
lows:
"deer brother John: Your
ter Just received. Enclosed {
drapht for 81, I Just turl
OF Eve thousand Dollars woth
PLAT Katie and kin let you b
some more II you need it. III
lust bought another secshun
land; that makes four thOusi
acres even. Got the new HO
finished last week. 1t has TIVE
rooms in it, awl lifted with g
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-12-03

1t is no trick to catch a woman; it
takes a genius to uncatch her.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-12-03

THE VOLCANOES DEADLY WORu
From the fail % Pempeff 60 ehe
Destru0ttom OF Sc Pierre, BY Prof. Cbas
Morris. L Id Most intensely Interesting
DOCK ever published Complete, thrilling and
ever oeEen tne human race-greater even than
fompeL ehs how Martinique, one OF the
most auufu Islands IN the world was sud-
denly transformed into q veritabla heH
About 800 pages, profuselv Illustrated Win
photographs taken before and after The disas-
ter. Practically only Martinique" book IA
the neld for every one now insists on having
frot. Morris book and no other. Best author.
largest book, best Illustrated, scientifically ac.
curate. Price a1.50. Agents Wnntea
Enormous PROFITS for those who act oulcflv.
Most liberal terms. 0utat 10 cents Don't
" and be &c work The chance OF a lie
time for making money.
clark a Co.s 222 q Aeh Sc phfIadaI-
phias Pa Mention this paper.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-12-03
Bad Taste
in the Mouth

When you get up in the morn
ing with a coated tongue and a
bad taste in the mouth, you may
or may not be seriously i'll, but if
there is any disease going, you
will catch it.
Even though you catch no
definite disease, you are likely to
be worse before you are better
unless you attend to yourself.
We know what you think-frst
you are half persuaded to try
Vinol, and then you say to your
self : That's the same story all
the medicines tell we've heard it
before"
But Vinol is not like other
medicines. If it were, we shouldn't
be talking about it.
Vinol is not a secret medicine.
Any doctor will tell you that
cod liver oil Cthe principal ingredi
ent in Vinol), has been the recog-
nized standard tonic and body
builder for three hundred years,
and would be to-day except that
the old kind tastes so bad folks
won't and can't take it.
Vinol is made by a remarkable
chemical process which cuts out
the grease and bad taste and
leaves all the medicinal qualities
of cod liver oil intensified.
We will pay back your money
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