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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-29

TEL Your Friends $500
~ will buy store and dwell
ing, New Brunswick avenue
Rent $4,000. Almost new
too. Comegys Bros, 1S7
New Brunswick venus
3373-12-29-tf
Tor Sale or to Lot-Seven room
house, new; all improvements.
Easy terms. Frederick L. Brown, 96
Smith street. s02b-12-15-12t
For Saae--Etght room house and lot
on Washington street. Inquire
Miss Addie Dayton, Matawan, N. j.
293s-12~13-1mo.
For saie-six room houss. all inn
preYements, on Lewis street. In
quire Meyer Karkus, It's Madison
avenue Phone 404-R.
For Sale or exchange for city proper
ty, s8 acre farm situated at Skill
man, New Jersey. Inquire Meyer
Karkus, 176 Madison avenue Phone
404-R M-W-E
TO LET.
For Rent--One or two flats Or whole
house, all improvements. Apply
Fred Christensen, 218 Madison ave-
nue. 2773-12-7-tf-e-c.d
House to Let-Six oons and bath.
heater, range, SC. Ferd. Garrett
son, 2S5 High street.
s319-12-27-3t
TO Lct-Bnllding on Jefferson street
now occupied by Rechnitzer's
blacksmith shop; second story con-
tains seven rooms with all improve
ments. Possession January 10, 1912.
Rent reasonable. Inquire Joseph 70.
Stricken, LAG Smith street.
s~3oI-12-27-tf
A Six Room House with hot and cold
water, bath, etc. Enquire AIS
New Brunswick
To Let-Five rooms with improve
ments on Madison avenue. In
quire s. Mandel. 2g2 New Brunswick
avenue. is567-2-Iu-1yr.
For Renf-Madison Hall for lodges.
dnnces, balls, etc. Apply J.. Christ
Co, Smith street and Madisca ave-
y ISes-lo-l7-tf
FOR SALE.
A Wei Built frame ana s1ate roof
house having modern improve
ments. alI open plumbing work and
In FIRST class condition. II you are
thinking Of buying q desirable home
call at 90 Gordon street and inspect
this house. Price reasonable. @. ID.
Runyons 173 High street.
Slightly Used Piano at q bargain, In
Gliding stool and cover, 10 years
guarantee; easy payments. Ludwigss
FurHfture House.
MiIkmen-Can furnIsh from 100 to
$50 quarts good fresh milk daily
from our farm. Teiephnne a1-L
Metnchen. Wheat Sheaf Parma, Oak
Tree, N. J. 2322-12-26-3t
For SaIe-Bedatead. two mattresses
and child's crib Inquire 925 Rec
tor street. 33s6-12-28-st
II In Need OF fresh eggs drop u q
postal; also fresh COWS for sale.
n. w. Clausen. r. r. ID. no. I, New
Brunswick. N. r.
s29e-Is-e7-z9-3D
INSTRUCTION.
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Furnished Hoori, all improvements
aoS Market street
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-29

Furnished Room for one or two gem
tIemen: bath, electric Light. 1i3
Market street. 35oS-1z-zJ-tI
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hll ths nsws Tor 10 cents : week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-29

WaBEed-Giri Tor general house,
work. 40z High street.
S312-Iz-17tf
Wanted-Chambermaid and waitress.
Apply at nee. 81 Gordon street,
corner Kearny apenue-
Rp4S-I2-2T~tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-29

Wanfed-S2, 300 On 1rst mortgage
on house. L. b., care News.
3283-I2-26-1Dt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-29

For Rcnt-Three nice large rooms
on Meade street. rent SIS. Apply
10 Fred Christensen, a18 Madison
avenue. 3375-4S-a9-2t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-29

To Let-Large furnished room, l7o
Kearny avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-29

Baker wishes position. foreman OF
second hand, 500 East avenue.
12-2g-3t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-29

TO Let-Five Tooms with inaprose e.
ments on Madison avenue. In-1
quire s. Mandel. 2g2 New Brunswick
avenue. I85G7-2-1n-1yrs
For Renf-Madison Hall Tor lodges.
dances, balls, etc. Apply J.. Christ
Co, Smith street and Madison ave-
nue.. 13es-10-l7-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-29
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

and preparers wanted splendid
chance with q firm who Ii running
four successful stores In other towns
Write to Fruchter Bros, 12g New
Main st., Yonkers, N. y
Bs55-11-2s-2t
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Wanfed-Three or four rooms; state
rent. Write Fl. Ellingsen, 90 ely
mer street. Brooklyn. n. X.
3~2gy-f2-g7-3t
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For Rent--One or two flats or whole
house, all improvements. Apply
Fred Christensen, 218 Madison I've
nue.. 2773-12-7-tf-e.c.d
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-29

Experienced Blacksmith wishes posi-
ton In blacksmith shop. Inquire
John Yuhas, 422 Smith street.
90
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-29

For Rent-Two front rooms in desir-
able location. Enquire Evening
News Office. 526s-lz-58-tI
Two Small heated looms. 21T Brfgh-
ton venue. 3l11-12-19-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-29

Large steam heated front room -.
small 50, near City Hall. 2b3
Water street. corner Market street.
2f60-12-d-1mo
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To Lct-Bailding on Jefferson street
now occupied by Rechnitzer's
blacksmith shop; second story con-
tains seven rooms with all improve
ments. Possession January Is, 1912.
Rent reasonable. Inquire Joseph b.
Stricken, LAG Smith street.
q2A5-a0.o7-t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-29

6immeI's Buttex Nut Breads DuE
one q~uality-the best; the best bread
made, suits the ha~rd-to-piease. SC. a loaf
everywhere. 414M&F
100 Per cent. Pure.-Whatf Simmen'
Buttcrnut Bread. Health ard strength
tn avery slice. IT all stores, Sc
1.I1-tf-m-v.fa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22
WATER TROUBLE At
STEPTOE NEARS END
Nevada Consolidated Install
ing New Pumps at Mill
ing Property.

Word from Ely is TO the effect that the
management OF the Nevada Consolidated
company Is hurrylng along the installa-
tion OF the new pumping equipment
which will or should. solve all the water
difficulties now being experienced sew
cra weeks ago the management was re-
quircd to close down ALI but six sections
owing 10, a shortage OF water. and these
six sections arc all that Will he em"
ployed until the last OF next month, when
the new pumps are scheduled TO be III
operation.
The September report of copper Pro
duction has not been released for PUBL
cation yet, but this doubtless Will follow
closely the production OF the past Two
months. being 5.25S,522 pounds for july
and 5,249,5l5 pounds for August. Little
better than this is expected throughout
tho coming winter for the weather al
ways has an important influence upon
the amount of ores mined. The manaSe-
ment. however, soon VIII have the sd-
vantage OF the Veteran mine tona5es-
which carry more than double tho per,
centage OF copper that has characterized
the steam shovel resources so far.
The company should have It's regular
quarterly dividend ready for submission
10 shareholders during the coming week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22
VICTORY LODE IS
NEARING RESULTS

special meeting OF the directors or
the Victory Lode Mining company was
held YESTERDAY afternoon at the office
OF its president. Colonel L. .B. Mann.
Mine Superintendent NJ. j. McGin was
present and stated that the work on the
tunnel was progressing esatislactoriy~an
further reported that an unknown iissurc
had been unexpectedly encountered In
the tunnel at distance OF thirty feet
from its mouth opening a vein of min
craliZcd lime matter characteristic OF the
locality which is the Days Fork section
Of The Big Cottonwood mining district
The tunnel cut tho fssurc diagonaly, and
the face OF the bore is still in the vein
matter. which shows a large percentage
OF oNidized iron. The lime rock Is free
ly spcckcd with particles OF lead, and
assay returns arc expected to show gold
aud silver values.
The main object Of the tunnel Is to
cut the big Victory tunnel lode at a
depth OF son or more feet, This vein is
the most fully developed of any within
the eight claims constituting the COM
panys holdings. From Il was obtained
ore ssshving 7S.i ounces Of silver and
69.3 per cent lead, Recent work on this
ycin constituted in surface >trenchnE for
n distance of sixty or more feet 10 prove
the character OF the ore body and the
high value OF the ore.
Superintendent McGil's report was so
nattering that the company decided 10
cease the sale OF It's treasury stock at its
present price as well as TO withdraw
the stock from the market until the COM
pletion Of the work now under contract.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22
YANKEE .DEEP WORK
INTERESTING OTHERS

"Thc Yankee Consolidated has every
thing but an ore body vas the state
ment made Saturday by visitor from
TIntic, And he is of the opinion that the.
management VIII he able TO report this
happy result within a short time. The
l700-foo level work especially is ex-
tremciy gratifying. and news. has
reached tho city OF the discovery Of a
cave in n raise sent seventy five feet
from that depth This cave may. serve
as guide to more satisfactory dcycl
opmcnts.'.
There has been considerable work al
ready done In the Yankee at depth. The
Eureka Reporter states that this work
on the 1I00-foot level consists of. 100 feet
of drifting; on the 1900 and 1000 foot
levels. about $50 feet OF work each has
been accomplished, So far this work
has been made possible by shipments
from the low-Grade dumps,
cit. will not take long for the Yankee
officials TO return 10 stockholders all the
money they have paid in recently in the
shape of assessments. said this visitor,
"And tho Importance OF this work is not
confined TO tho Yankee only. The Colo
RADIO Beck Tunnel and other properties
nearby are Watching this deep work be
fore seeking greater depth than. they
now have. Let the Yankee secure re :
suits and you will see the Colofado Min
ing company. purchasing some new min.
ing machinery for exploring below tho
main orc body lcvei. "a bit of develop
ment that all Tintic has been watching
and hoping for over two years past.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22
POSSIBLE CAUSE OF
WEAKNESS IN STOCK
Eastern Report Has Nevada
Hills Searching for Ore
at Depth.

number OF reasons have been ad-
vanced during the past month to account
Tor the big drop IN tho market price oil
Nevada Hnls stock. Some eastern cir
clcs have maintained that inside selling
WAS responsible. others intimate that a
legal complication is expected ,which VIII
create some trouble. but which may not
affect the general stockholdcr interest IN
The least Both these are nothing more
than siIrmIsc, but third cause mas 'bccn
added bv the bulletin service of Thnmp-
SON. Towlc & Co. which follows:
"A matter of considerable disappoint-
ment In The development of the Nevada
Hills property has been the failure up 10
the present time 10 cut the orc body on
the 570-foot level. More exploration work
will be done in this section of the mlnc
TO locate the orc which the manaEemcut
Is confident exists al that point. As the
ore shoot is very badly faulted on inc
l70-foot level above IN all probability
the vein has been displaced on The 'io
and sufficient distance has not preu
driven 10 cut the ore.
The cncounleriDg OF the orc BODY on
the J5O-root level IN this section OF INC
mine is n matter OF very great import
anco to the company. for tlhs shoot is
bv far the richest and most valuable OF
any in tho mine. 1t Is developed on the
$40 and 40 levels above On the latter
IL has been opened Tor distance OF 2o9
feet. which averages 10 feet in width and
$50 per ton. II will be seen from mus
that should the orc bc located on tho
$40 and tho values maintained that an
Important block would nc added To the
,.r.gg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22
SILICIOUS ORE IS
SCARCITY IN UTAH

What Is considered cumulative evi-
dence of the fact that the lead smcters
have piled up a far greater tonnage OF
sulphidc ores than usual Is the re-
ported Discrimination Of ore BUYERS 10
gather IN any greater amount oi
such ores right now than ncccssary
Several shippers OF base ores are shipping
to the fullest extent of their contracts
and some are in nostion to ship more,
but without success One who should
know Insists that the greatest ncrd. right
now in local LEAD smeltinS is th" sup
ply of sDiclous ores for smelling pur
poses. .H.
The installation " mills throughout the
camps Of. Nevada has removed q con-
siderable tonnage OF highly silicious ores
which formerly came 10 the Utah Smcl
tors, The smclters can secure all The
silica they can use but they arc con-
froutcd with the difficulty Of securing
siucious rock with sufficient values 10
pay al least for its reduction.
"Anyonc believing that lbc smcliers
have an abundance of stUclous ores on
hand. and that their stock piles are made
UP OF ores other than sulphdes or car
donates. and not great deal of the lat
ter by the way, all he need do IS to
visit the plants and things for him
self" said one wcll-known mining man
Friday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22
BETTER PRICES FOR
COPPER EXPECTED

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers, furnish the following received
over their private wire yesterday attef-
noon;
Paine. Webber & Co. Boston-Both
markets held their advance fairly Wen
today. but the aggressive BUYING falleu
except tho dullness. AmslGamated, steel
and Union Pacific wore the most active
stocks in New York. aud North Suite
was the only copper 10 show any huctua-
ton in the local market. a very large
sale OF copper is reported TO have been
made yesterday around l2l cents and the
prospect OF further advance In the
price is favorable.
Logan & BRYAN. New York-The weak
ness in G. & o.. which was feature
today. WIS an echo of tnclr statement,
which was not good Some anticipate
dividend reduction. Press reports from
the west indicated that there was no
let up i'm sight in so far as the admins
trations attitude towards corporations
over. speeches and messages: The same
policy has been in evidence since The
presidents message Of January 1. 1910
On tho other hand. business has no,
that date, although many arc still hope
fuI We advise discrimination in the
purchase OF securities. both as 10 the
period OF their acquircmtnt as we'll as
the dividend record Of the stocks. OPP
portunitirs for quick turns should not
be neglected. as the lack of public par
ticipation makes tho action OF the mar
ket highly professional.
Gallagher Letter, New York-At,end- :
apce small and trading on 4 small scale
today; no important changes in tho
prices. Inspiration and GirouN eased off
a fraction. Tonopah Mining and Bel
mont and Tobacco steady and dull. Tin
ties opened very weak here.
II & w Copper Letter, Boston-Trad
ing in Boston coppers was very light
today and changes were fractional either
way. Whole market had a good under
tone. There Is a feeling here that we
should see a little better prices next
week, but no extended rise is looked for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22
INDIAN QUEEN IS
FOUND ALL RIGHT
Fred Smith Visits Leasing
Operations Where Much
Ore IS Exposed.
ORE GOING TO DEPTHS
Present Work Encouraging to
Company Which May Re
sumo Shortly.
ORE GOING TO DEPTHS

That the operations OF the leasers on
the indian Queen property in Beaver
county should serve as a very welcome
index 10 future company effort is taken
for granted by local shareholders. and II
was suggested on Saturday by Fred
Smith, one OF the large stockholders. who
mas been looking over the property TOR
several days. NJ. Smith states that the
shoWings or ore are very encouraging
and substantial proof Of their Importance
ts had in the frequent shipments OF FIRST
class roc: sent To the local smoltcrs.
These leasing operations so far nave
been carried on AT considerable dis
advantage, owing 10 the numerous han
dings Of the orc before the same reaches
the railroad tracks. But this difficulty
Is TO be removed within r Very few days
by connections with tho old Indian Queen
tunnel bv raise now within thry
feet of the objective This will permit the
ore being dropped and hauled out with
out undue expense or luss Of labor.
Mr.. Smith says that IL is Impossible
To give any definite estimate as 20 orc
tonnages now assured. but from the sur
face TO a depth of 225 feet there are four
ore varying In width from a few inches
10 several feet. with II making off out
into the beds 10 unknown cxtcnts. Seven
or eight mon are employed and when
tho raise mentioned has been completed
additional miners will he employed and
ore shipments Increased without delay,
Taking IL all in all, says Mr.. Smith, It
certainly is very fine and gratifying
showing.
ono of the Ieasors told Mr. Smith. tlra,
there arc several other sections of tie
property holding equally as encouraging
indications on which the company can
begin development those pointing tho
leascrs to their present success The
lease covers one claim and has about
eight months yet to run IL Is hoped
that the company will begin operations
shortly, on It's own behalf or at least
upon the expiration Of this lease.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22
Eninq-A cfiyities i'm Ore Districts Of Utal
MAY RAISE OCTOBER
EXPORTSF ROM SLUMP
Last Weeks Copper Sales to
|. Foreign Buyers Are
Encouraging.

Reported sales in generous quantity ol
copper during tbe past week may cn!th-
nate in deliveries In time TO appo3r 'h
The October figures of tho American Cop
per Producers association, Should this
prove true: the anticipated excessive ad-
dition OF copper to tho domestic surplus
viii be reduced materially. The iact thal
the foreign stocks OF copper arc AT
very low .,Sll, and that consumption IS
maintaining itself II not increasu! :.
raises the pre- Ie-aumptjon that last week s
sales were based on immediate dcIlyctE'
Exports So far this mouth have peeh
limited The estimates for the week end
ing October 10 were 500 tons. dc,
crcasc OF 6Se tons over tho same period
OF last year. For the month up 10 Inc
18th the exports were 1853 tons, dc :
crease of 1899 tons, and from INC iTsI
of the year 2l6ljo tons, an increase oil
1856 tons DUO to the summers heavy
shipments abroad.
>. Ii is apparent. therefore that unless
last weeks sales influence the OCTOBER
exports. the month Will present A very
slim row of figures for the Tat export
column of 1911 Bit this renewed huN-
ing. resulting in stiffcninG. elccTolyic
prices. Is encouraging and indicative OF
improved foreign copper metal conditions
whether it figures in October or November
statistics.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22
DEAL BEING SHAPED
FOR THE BRADSHAW

II was learned Saturday that there was
deal pending for the control OF the
Bradshaw property Of Beaver county.
located about eight miles from the town
Of Milford. IL Is understood that strong
interests are to- take over the group and
begin immediate development operations
along a broad scale. This is considered
one OF the best undcveloped groups in
that section and the surface indica tious
arc ideal. the orc carrying good values
and a heavy iron excess. The property
holds the continuation OF the old Cave
vein syslem
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22
INDIAN BOY Isl
HERO At d
Makes Great Ride Ia \
Whites of Recent sed
Floods.
SALT LAKER WAS II
More San Juan Land /
cured by Visitor I'D
This City. Il
SALT LAKER WAS n

When the history ol the s..
field is written come futute,f.
ton doubtless VIII bc made of',|
action of an Indian boy who q
relays of horses from ShIpru,i
TO warn the citizens Of the ~
that created much havoc n
Of Utah in September. Neys \
dian lad 8 service 10 humainu /
that this fast disappearing untL
purposes other than filling Al.
ihc modern novel o. an 'un,ns,tr
was brought 30 salt Lake CnX
morning by j. u. Hcrylln.
Several months ago Mr.. Htui|
GallTck thcatcV stage IN viz,
Juan field. Originally ne u
Pennsylvania where. IN his l,o,II
he knew the ola Bradford oil AZ
learned many things abou, ci|
cral which were rccalled 10 NJ
his san Juan search for proper,|
while at BluCt That no saw h.
dash In from the desert ana
warning,
'I doubt IL any ono gave hi,
for bis trouble. said Nj. Her
During mis- stay In this mrI
OF Utah Mr.. ileryiiu ran al,
splendid prospects, and he is a
OF $500 acres Of oil land which N
TO him. The land Is located
noted Chicago companys posS.,|
The north end Of the field, anal
lalns a considerable anounl nt h
timber in addition 10 its oil msr1
When asked about the field ,u1
Mir. Hervlln said that operalIq
not been carried on along brp1
lately. as everyone was. waiiins|
Titan consolidated oil eumps
James q. Fitch. It's president,
summate tho big deal recenlly
This city. The field howeYer. y
ircmely promising. the GualiY n
Is as high as any in the wefii
field as yet has not had g itf|
There arc thirty rigs in the Gs9
TanSements. arc under way to ksI
field In many different sscliou n
usually energetic way, ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22

FORENOON SALES.
Beck Tunnel. 1900 at 1sIc
Colorado. 700 AZ @5Ic 400 at 2s;c. -oc
at &c. 1000 at 21ic. NV
Columbus. 900 at S0c.
Daly-Judgc, l15 at $3.50
DAILY, 100 at sI.2J
Iron Blossom. 200 at 95c.
Lower Mammoth. 5000 at &c. 1000 al 40
buyer sixty days. o.
May Day. 1900 at l0c
Mineral Flat. 1000 at lie
Phoebe Metals 2000 at lc
Prince Con, 500 at 65c
Seven Troughs. $50 at 47c: 500 ar zc
Swansea, 1000 al Sc: 1000 at Sic
United Tlntlc, 1000 at 4c
Uncle Sam. 900 AT 255c; 500 at 9sc
Victoria Con- 500 at 66c; 100 At 65c.
OPEN BOARD.
Beck Tunnel. 25OO al l3c.
Cedar Talisman, 800 at 2!c
Columbus, 100 at 30c.
Colorado. 500 nj 21lc; 500 al orr
Iron Blossom. 200 az 3fc
May Day, 1000 al 1Oc
Swansea, 4JJ at Sc
United Tlntlc. 800 nj &c: 5000 al 2,c
Utah Con. 100 at 22c
Victoria. 1000 at Csc.
TOTALS
Regular. 3@09j shares FOR st;7e2z
open board. I5.4s0 shares for S37ei G.
Ioials, $3.50 shares for ss565.O2
WEEKS TOTALS.
2'2,s55 shares for s51.729so
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22
Destroys Drink Habit

The man WHO drinks to excess needs
treatment for his. copdition The or
rinc Treatment can be used with absolute
confidence. II destroys all desire for
whisky. beer and other intoxicants. 1t
is simple treatment. it Is given in the
home-no sanitarium eXpense-no loss OF
time from work.
II after trial YOU fail 10 get any
benefit from. IT'S use your money will be
returned.
DRRINE is, prepared in two. forms-a
powder, for secret treatment. and I'M pill
form. for those who desire Ia take vol
untary treatment. Costs only 81 90 a
boz, We have an Interesting booklet
about ORRINE that We are giving away
free on request. Call at our store and
South Main; Smith Drug Co, "rnc Busy
Corner" Smith Drug Co. NO. =, 2l5 South
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22

After exposure. and when you feel
cold coming on, take Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound. 1t checks and relieves.
Use no substitute. The genuine in
son Drugs, five stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22
Valuable Item
for Men

Health and strength hitherto un-
known Will be felt surgiug in rich
red blood through the arteries and
veins. and lIfe's greatest ambi-
lions may be realized as never be-
fore. II the following special treat
ment IS followed by those men-and
women. too-who are stricken
With that most dreaded OF all af-
flictlons. nervous exhaustion ac-
companied with such symptoms as
extreme nervousness, insomnia,
cold .eNtremities. melsncholia,
headaches. constipation and dys-
pcpsia kidney trouble dreadful
dreams OF direful disasters. tim
idity in venturing and general
times as other people do. Lack
OF poise and equilibrium In men
l. a constant source OF embarrass-
ment. even when the public least
suspects II, For the bcnent OF
those VINO want a restoration 10
happiness accompanying IL. the
following home treatment is given.
X contains no opiates or habit
forming drugs whatever. Mix Il
at home and no one will be the
wiTer as TO your affliction.
The treatment Is simple. thor
ongh and correct. Leading drug
Glsts supply tho main tinctures.
extracts and ESSENCES in one
ounce bottles. ready 10 mix. Get
three ounces syrup sarsaparilla
compound, mix with one ounce
compound fluid balmwort. and
stand two hours. Add one ounce
compound essence cardlol and ono
ounce tincture cadomene COM
pound tnot cardamor). Shake
Wei and take a teaspoonful alter
each meal and one al bedtime.
The ingredients arc used for
various prescriptions.