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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-23
OTHER LIVE STOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO.


Chicago Jan. 2.-Cattle-Receipts, %. 600.
Good to prime steers. st60d4.75; stockers
and feeders 50 .0od 400; COWS $i.5cGi.e9;
heifers H.7504.5o: Gamers, sl.50q2. 10
bulls. s2.coGAoD: calves. SS.oo74lo.
Hogs-Receipts today, 1000: tomorrow.
cocoa. Mixed and butchers. s49eff5.10; good
to choice heavy. S5o5N5.ao: rough heavy.
sts5G5.05: light. si6aa495: bulk OF sales.
S4.S5a505.
sheep-Receipts. 5.coa. Sheep and lambs
strong to lee higher Good TO choice
wethers. SA10a4J0: fair to choice mixed.
$S.25G4eo; western sheep. $35off4-S5; native
lambs. S4.5oQ6.e0; western lambs N-l5a57.5-
ksnsas CITY,.
Kansas City. Jan. 22.-Cattle-Receipt
1.5o0. including POO southerns. Market
steady 10 Ice higher Export and dressed
beef steers. S4.Sof5o0: fair TO good. S.s5
G425; western fed steers. s., 5sG+ y: stock
ers and feeders. $s.o0fT4.1 10; southern steers.
G.o0a4oo; southern cows. S2.oft2 %; ma
tive cows S2.eia3-so: native heifers, $3.50
aS.75: bulls. S2-25G35o; calves. se.75SIe,oa.
Hogs-Receipts 500. Market 5nlec
higher. Top, $5.o5; bulk Of sales. si15Si
5.O5; heavy. s495d5.o5: packers. SsSG
s.s2i9; pigs and light s45od4S7is
Sheep Receipts 1.7ea Market steady.
Native lambs. 450I5S 50: western lambs.
Siltsa5.7o: fed ewes. sS-5assi.oo; western fed
yeariings. s4.ees75.s5; stoekers and feeders.
3.75ss.10
ST. Louis
81. Louis. Jan. 3-Cattle-ReceiPt
10. Market steady. Beef steers. $500
set: stockers and feeders. ssS5fGsea. cows
and heifers. $ 2Sa4ee; Texas steers. $. fe
"a 20; COWS and heifers. s. eaI3.Se.
Hogs-Receipts 5eN. Market strong 10
&C higher PIGS and light. $4.tE4.1a:
packers. s{scG4So; butchers and best
heavy. S475l5.15
Sheep Receipts 500 Market steady
Natives. IS. sal 81: lambs. Sl.7sfl5.. 3
ST. joseph.
St. Joseph. Jan e2-Casiie-Receipts
2.Sea Cows and heiferS. Sl-sSfr4.e; stock
ers and feeders sS.aefT4fa.
Hogs-Receipts. 3.ceo Market Iec higher
Light 81 714s5: medium ard heavy. $50
gale
sheep Receipts. 5ea. Market - higher.
Lambs. KS: yeariingS. .s.5; wetheTs.
$&sa. cwss. 49,.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-23
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. Jan 22-Further advances
have been reached in dry goods. and while
buyers have not been active. there has
been much inquiry and more OF less bus
mess has been done at the advances.
Iobhers continue only moderately actIve.
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San Francisco. Jan. 22.-Thc supreme
court today. by majority decis.on. ae-
cided that n railroad ticket IL not con-
tract II also decided that transports-
ton companies may make rules and reg
uiatlons beyond what appears on the face
Of a ticket. and that passengers must
comply with them all The court held
that a ticket is more OF receipt than
a contract
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MONTHLY FISCAL STATEMENT.
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Years pef5cc

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al rsosss-s - ss.e t~~s<ns nsrsi Tear -
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-23
BANK CLEARiNCS.

New York. Jan. 22.-The following table.
compiled by Bradstreet, shows the bank
clearings at the principal cities for the
week ended January y, with the per-
centage of increase and decrease as COM
pared with the corresponding week last
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WOOL MARKET.

ST. Louis. Jan. zl--Wool-Steady. Me-
titinl grades con1bing and clothing f1T21c. .
light fine. 15nI7izc. heavy fine. l2Glfzc;
tub washed, 2ssH3lc.
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Cattle.

Cattle.
Cattle receipts yesterday were only mod
crate even for a Friday Good butcher
cattle and well bred stockers were steady,
but common stockers and Gamer cows
were about a nickel lower
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szze - szxs e<sH - sHFezsas - -
sEexs- sna r~ssss shFsaA<s. - s<@zsai
ere en- ssszEs e1skz;sH<s. - 6ss4 e @e1sz
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-23

frczhaed With rheuna,sszs Thea vhy roe
Do IS others have 6orc-tzse pr- IhAeeers
liver and Blood syrup ana - czreds
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-23
tNANo ABOUT THE STOCK YARDS.

Shippers who had hogs on the market
yesterday, including the early sales, were:
No.
w. d. Young Kildare. o. T............... 50
J. G. Fowler Viewed, o. T....-...-.... 10
Ernest Lemon Wakita, O. T--.......... So
Hugh Johnston, Braman, o. T.......... 50
Ed Weidline. Augusta, ia
w. J. Bending. Hunnewell Kan........ 50
II. c. Detrecht. -Andale. Kan.......... G.
W. b Johnston. Enid, o. T............. ~
Steiner & Blair. Lyons, kan.......... -
c. c. Houchin Burton, kan.......... rs
Splitter & Tapp. Maize. kan.....-...... SO
Farmers deliveries ........................ SO
j. II. Moore of Pond Creek, one of the
prominent Oklahoma shippers. was Wis
flor at the yards yesterday. lie says
Oklahoma got a fine rain this week and
the winter wheat looks very promising
The buyers at the yards cleaned out
their stockers are first of the week, but
they have again accumulated about 800
The best are held to sell to farmers and
can now be bought lottle cheaper than
the fore part of the week. They can
suit the most fastidious buyers by pick
ing. and now is the time to secure some
nne StockerS.
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Totals. T. S...s3i1a. sz5.sr
Outside New YORK s7s.s-ees
s4s@s@
Totals. canada

Balances pasc IN cash
s.Nof s.scsgisd IN sotzis o~caEsc COT
tanning other items rhza ci~zrfnx<
NOT ircluded tn totals bees Use o. "a
comparison for last year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-23

a1a5s; lard. per 100 lbs. N.oe1l: short ribs
sues 0oose), $6.a71x@S 6z1z; short clear
sides Cboxed), S.. 6.3t66.s5.
Whiskey-Basis of high wines, $1N.
(.Iover-(,ontracf grade = III 3
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L. r. DELANEY,
Pass. Agt.
A. T. & s. F. Ry.
Wichita.
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New YORK Money m.rket.

Total sales for the day. los. zoo share.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-23

High LowiCles-
Sales est. est. ing.
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wANT-FOR SAlE-TO RENT

POR SALE--Cozy new cottage Of SIX rooms.
On East Rene Heights. waking distance Of
sheps. lot Soxi40. south irsNt. pslcs &t62S.
terms u desired. Write iOs price lisa Of East
Reno Heights lots. Elevation, good drainage.
fins view. Address r. J. Peck + Co.. Y East
secsad s.. Reno. Nsssda.
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LAWRENCE
BOUND OVER.

H. c. Lawrence, the Hazen post
master who attempted to kill |. D.
Garrison few days ago and almost
succeeded. has been held for trial In
'ne District Court. his hearing taking
place yesterday. The evidence against
Lawrence is strong. and, although he
claims that Garrison was struck by a
stray bullet from gun other than his
own. the indications are that he will be
convicted.
After Lawrence arrest he evidently
planned to make desperate effort to
escape. as he requested the Sheriff 10
bring bundle Of papers 10 his cell.
The officer complied. but before he
turned the papers over to Lawrence he
unrolled them and discovered that they
contained large butcher knife. The
people about Hazen are very bitter to-
ward Lawrence and denounce him. as
q cold -blooded william.
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Startling Evidence.

Fresh testimony In great quantity Is
constantly coming In. declaring Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Colds to be unequaled A
recent expression from T. J. McFar-
land, Bentorville. Va. serves as ex-
ample. He writes: Il had Bronchit-
is for three years and doctored al the
time without being benefited. Then !
began taking Or. Kings New Discpv-
cry, and few bottles wholly cured
me-" Equally effectively IN curing all
Lung and Throat troubles. Consumpt-
ion. Pneumonia and Grip. Cuaran-
teed by Wadsworth Drug Co. Trial
bottle free. regular size SOC and
Sl.oo.
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FISHING PARTY.

H. T. Willmore and wife, Henry
Olinghouse and wife. Mrs. Achenbach,
Jack Rupert and -, Frank Wheel
er and -. and DR.. E. r. Keen af-
ter buying. borrowing and stealing all
the fishing supplies in town. left in
party for Lees ranch today for fish
ing exposition. Great expedition Of
successful angling has been announced
BY the party and doubtless all spare
room in the brougham will be loaded
with trout. catfish. carp and quowees.
All fish are the same to them.
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chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy.

The uniform success Of this remedy
has made It the most popular prepara-
lion in use for bowel complaints. 1t Is
everywhere recognized as !. the ons
reneiy that can always be depended
aptn and that is pleasant to take. 1t
Is especially valuable for summer
olarraoea in children and is undoubt-
edy tle means of>saving the lives OF
great many children each year.
ror sale by E. Griswold.
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CITIZENS
MEETING.
Substantial Sum Subscribed In
a Short Time.-Member-
ship Increasing.

A meeting of the Citizens Commit
tee OF Wadsworth was held at John
Lees store last Saturday evening.
Chairman Cowles being absent E.
crswold was elected temporary chair
man on motion of w. D. Linton.
Chairman called for report Of COM
mttee on mempership. and J. Aaron
ins.,;s leported encouragingly regard
ng new members.
Present membership roll read and
several rev rnemoers added to list.
Mr.. Linton made remarks regarding
best method OF fire protection after
z. 4. Co.. takes Its departure. Con-
siderable discussion.
Chairman asked H. Esden for infor-
ma!icn on electric pumping motor. but
the gentleman had not had the time to
get ngures or uate regarding the same.
The chairman instructed the fire
committee to get information and data
ivsa.l..s :. proposition to pump water
to hill northwest Of town. construct
reservoir. pipe line. etc.
A letter from Supt. Bancroft Of the
0. S. L. regarding communication for
Sarded to him. at previous meeting,
read
Motion by Mr.. Esden. seconded by
Mr.. Linton. 10 take up bills owed by
Organzationsto N. Hummel. Carried
Mr. Esden. chairman on Promotion
eonnvK;tec reported good progress on
advertising matter. Bin for advertis-
ing was $50. Motion bill be paid. SO
carried. \ -
Motion N. Hummel's bill for per-
sonal services $50. be also paid. Car
ried.
Call for contributions brought forth
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Motion. that Constable Golding be
invited to be present at next meeting
to discuss good Of the town with menu
oers. sanitary conditions. removal Of
rubbish etc.
No further, business. on motion Of
Chairman adjourned,
THO WHTMoRE. Secretary.
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= g n . q 3
HAS RETURNED.

DR.. E. W. o'Bren has returned
from Grass Valley and can be found
for q short time at the Nevada House
annex. where he is prepared to all
kinds Of up-to-date dentistry. He
guarantees his work.
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( Mrs. r. M. Norris and Mrs. r.
Sommers were down from Ollnghouse
today.
Primaries to elect delegates to the
Republican State Convention will be
held July 3oth.
Prof. Victor Dornberger has decided
to accept the principaiship Of the
Ma6field schools.
Miss Gertrude Bonham Of Reno has
been elected instructor In Latin In the
Elko high school.
A good portion OF the Lander county
hay crop will not be harvested this
year because Of scarcity Of labor.
For RENr-A a room furnished
house, for small family. First house
north Of Baptist church. inquire Of
oaSi Siu0 vi flfCT.
MRS. E. G. GREGORY.
y E. Clay is spending few days in
Reno where he has purchased retail
grocery store. He will take charge Of
his new business the first OF the com.
lag month.
|. Miss Annie Ambur. trained nurse
Of ST. Marys Hospital. San Francisco.
Is here for . few days visiting her
brother and sister. Oscar and Miss
Bessie Ambur
Despite the fact that passenger
crews are cutting out at Reno the en-
gtneefs and firetnen bring their engines
10 Sparks and continue 10 make tha,
place their home. II is given ou, that
the change Is due to lack of accom-
lnodatons In the new town
For SALE-A house for sale In
Wads sorth. Lumber cost $500. Must
be sold Immediately. Price $50.
For full particulars address,.
M. ]. McVeigh. 32B Fremont ST
San Francisco. Cal,
Mrs. J. r. Forrest and her three
daughters. Florence. Nettie and Elsie.
have been renewing old acquaintances
and visiting in town the past ten days.
the guests Of Mrs T. Wetmore. Mrs
Forests oldest daughter. They in
tend to visit Sacramento before re-
turning to their home In Ogden.
Work on the construction OF III.
Western Union Telegraph line between
Caliente and Moapa. along the line of
the Clark foad is progressing at the
rate OF half mile day Yesterday
the line had reached point about 43
miles below Caiients;. No trouble is
being experienced In obtainiug supplies
or labor under these conditions. the
work is progressing in most salts
factory manner.
The first excursion train that will ar
rive in Tcnopah on Railroad Day will
be brought In with coal mined by the
Nevada Fuel and Manufacturing COM
pany owning tract Of coal at Coalda e
This viii be praticsl proof Of the I'M
mense value Of the Nevada product
hitherto despised and neglected. There
Is. an abundance Of this fuel and when
mined and placed upon the market win
add another spoke to the wheel Of in
dustry Of the saeebrush stste.--Bon-
anna.
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SELLING OUT AT COST

| am retiring from business and offer
nv entire stock at cost for cash only.
Sale commences Wednesday July 20.
also wish 10 thank all my patrons
for their liberal patronage In the past.
]. A. GREGORY.
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PAY UP.

As am closing my business at
Wadsworth. wish to notify all know
ing themselves to be indebted to me to
call and settle. E. CLAY.
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NEWS NOTES
IN BRIEF.
Events Of the Past Few Days
in Short Paragraphs for
Quick Reading.

Quick Reading.
J. A. Gregory returned from Reno
yesterday.
Miss Francis BIlven visited Sparks
yesterday.
w. D. Linton has returned from a
visit to Reno.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Thornton Visited
Reno yesterday.
J. C. Babcock is down from Sparks
for few days.
James Poole and E. II. Proctor
were down from Sparks today.
Wanted-Woman to assist In kitch-
en- work. Inquire at this office.
Stewart Tolls returned to olinghouse
yesterday. after visit TO Reno.
Tim Regan visited Lovelock Sun
day to witness baseball game.
Asst. Master Mechanic L. S. Pratt
spent Sunday In Sparks and Reno.
w. H. Port and George Flurchutz
visited Olnghouse Sunday evening.
Mrs. F. A. Hanson spent Sunday In
town visiting her mother. Mrs S. D.
Bryant.
Or. S. E. Morse and family left tc-
day for Twin Lakes. Cal. 10 spend
a few weeks. e
q. w. C. Williams cams down from
Oiinghouse Sunday evening and con-
tinued on to Reno.
WANrEp--To buy second hand
bath tub. Must be In good condition.
Leave word at this office.
Mrs, Mary Short has returned TO
Reno after visit to her sons. John
and VIM. Short and their families.
For SALE Windmill. tower and
pump; also hand pump. Inquire at
residence OF A. /. York. Main street.
Mrs. M. L. Budden Is In Reno at
the bedside OF her son. James Budden.
who is said to be dying OF consump-
ton.
Frank Wheeler. Foreman Conneiy'
Mr.. Witte, 0. Jones. and Jack Rup-
pert werc visitors from O!inghouse
yesterday.
Cy Hoover spent a couple days of
the week past at Olinghouse' canyon
looking over some mining interests at
that place.
Mrs. r. T. Fortune Of Fallon is Wis
iting relatives here for few days. be-
fore spending thc summss in San
Francisco.
The Reno Wheelman defeated the
San Jose team beating them one mile
that gives Reno tho Pacific Coast
championship.
Waiter Prouty is getting along nicely
at the Sacramento railroad hospital.
Ha Is no, yet out Of danger. but the
doctors hold fourth hopes Of his Fecov-
cry.
Oscsr Ambut. who for several years
has had charge Of Wells. Fargo g. Cos
office at this place. will leave August
lst to accept like position at Sparks.
Mr.. Anbur has made q host Of friends
during his residence here who will
miss him greatly, but who wish him
the success he deserves. Mr.. Chas.
Washem viii take charge Of the OF
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BORN

CUNNINcHAM-In Wadsworth. Nevada.
June l6. 1904, to the wife Of
J.B. Cunningham, son.
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FOR SALE-Five years lease on an IS-room
lodging house. restaurant and saloon In con.
nection. DssirabIy located in Sparks. Nevada.
Address TJ. Jones & Son. box IS, Hartman,
Nevada.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-07-16

Mr.. Groome. Of Warrenton. Va. re-
Gently wrote the Bureau OF Soils. at
Washington for an explanation Of the
reason for the long continued appre-
ciable benefit derived from the appli-
cation OF raw bone meal as a fertll-
izer. The following is the reply re-
ceived from the soil chemist. and will
no doubt be read with interest:
In reply 10 your favor of the 18th
Inst. l would say that we recognize
that such fertilizers as bone meal will
continue to exercise an influence over
crops for a considerable length of
time But taking fertilizers in gem
eral. and especially the more soluble
ones. il seems TO be a general law that
they prove most beneficial in the in
itial stages Of plant growth before the
plants have developed a large and Wig
orous root system and are. in sense.
better adapted 10 looking out for their
own food supplies.
Raw bone meal is essentially cal
cium phosphate, and is slightly SoIu-
bic itself. But it is one OF class Of
substances which is readily acted upon
and decompoSed by water. forming. in
this case. lime and phosphoric acid:
and while the lime goes into solution
TO but very slight extent. fairly
large amount OF phOsphoric acid is dis
solved. The amount that Will be lis
solved depends largely on the proper
ton OF solid phosphate 10 the volume
OF water. While it takes some days
phosphoric acid it can. the larger part
is taken up in a few hours Carbon
dioxide. which is always present in
the soil and soil mixture. helps TO dis
solve phosphoric acid from calcium,
although this would not be expected
on the basis OF current theories. In
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-07-16

We oTer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls CatRirh Cure.
T. J. CHENEY X Co. Toledo. 0.
We, the undersigned. have known I. :.
Cheney for the last IS ycars and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transac-
lions and financially able 90 carry out any
obligations made by their firm.
WEsr 4 TRuAx, Wholesale Druggists. To-
ledO. %.
MArDING, k1NNAN K MARvrN. Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo. %.
Hall Catarrh Cure taken internally act
hg directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces on the system. Testimonials sent free.
Price. zoe. per bottle. Sold hy all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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S-S,.SS $50 2A-Is - ~
FOR THE y
EKEEPER, n
fS91SS-ll-1%-7Gs <A-SzScSSss4r. &

Grass stains may De removed with
alcohol
Green ana white striped awnings
are most used FOR porchcs or windows.
Eastwood furniture. stained mauve.
with silver handles and mountings. is
among the novelties offered for dainty
country house bedrooms
Natural colored linen. adorned with
Mexican drawn work patterns. makes
exceedingly effective summer cushion
covers. and launders nicely
Where space and means will per
NIT, pergola is one OF the most
effective lawn additions. and is In high
favor with fashionable folk.
For swectbread outlets prepare as
FOR croquettes. adding grating Of
nutmeg 20 the seasoning. Form into
outlets. crumb. egg and crumb again.
fry in boiling fat and serve with sauce
Bcchamel
Kerosene viii take iron rust and
fruit stains from almost every kind OF
goods without injurlag the fabric.
Wash the soiled spots in kerosene as
has touched them.
A good housewife is equally familiar
with the flower garden and the -four
barrel She prefers yard OF shrub
berry to yard of satin: while her hus-
band is s0wer OF grain. she is a
sewer of garments: while he keeps his
hoes bright she keeps the hose of the
whole family in order.
y good way 10 restore white silk
articles that have become yellow in
washing is to dip them in tepId soft
water containing TO each quart q
tablespoonful OF ammonia water and
few drops OF blueing. Wiring them
out, and IL still yellow add little more
blueing 10 the water until they are
fully restored Hang in the shade to
dry partially and press with a hot iron
between folds OF cotton while damp.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-07-16
DocroRs 90 TASTE DRUGS.
Physician Corrects an Impression
Which Is Widespread.

Physician Ccrrects an impression
Which Is Widespread.
do doctors know how their own
medicinS tastcs2" was question put
90 group Of physicians
-ro Be sure" said one. "but We
have hard work 20 convince our pa.
tcuts that We DO. ~ YOU only knew
how this bcasfly stuI tastes. doctor.
you wouldn't ask me 90 take r'-that
Isl what ihcy say And they are
hard-hcalcd people. too who say THAT
people who are D. NO means ravfnr
in lcIrium It's hard ever % con
vince them THAI doctor has tast.
ing acquaintance WITH his medicine.
How did YOU and OCT about itg'
is one az their trump questions You
have never been laid up With All The
diseases in The dictionary How dil
you learn what thc different remedies
taste ukcl 10 never occurs 60 the
average patient that tasting drugs is
n pare of the medical students educa.
ton. anf fhaf mo- man ls qualified
to practice until nc has learned the
flavor of che medicines he expects 20
prescribe
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Pointed Paragraphs.

Cardinal Satolli. first papal delegate
to this country, is again In America.
on what Is termed a purely personal
and unofficial mission. But it is sup
posed that his coming will have some
bearing on the two leading questions
in Catholic minds at this moment, viz.
the successor OF Archboship Williams.
in New England. and the affairs OF the
Catholic University at Washington.
ID. C..