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The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
QUAKER GRID
TREASURY SHY

PHILADELPHIA Jan 20.-l.ast
ram the Penn football committee
oyersteppcd lt- allowance, which
had been cut down after the 1914
season. and at the present time
Manager Loyett and Capt Mathews
are working on plan 10 cut the eX-
p,use with two trips 20 Michigan
md Pittsburgh this year, however.
H j- likely that more money viii be
needed n the season is success,
Penn can Well afford TO lay out a
larger sum for the football team, as
This ls the Athletic association Is
greatest source OF revenue and the
amount taken iu depends entirely
upon the success OF The team
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21

The Detroit management had Sc
cured tho services OF Phenomenal
Smith, the most successful and puz.
ziing left handler Of the season. 20
help ont during the last two weeks
% the season Smith was pitted
against Philadelphia in the first
game OF the series, backed up by
the greatest aitting team the game
ever had which was composed Of
such sluEsers as Brothers, Sam
Thompson White. Rowe, Richard.
son. and Hanlon
Facing this terrible aggregation Of
swatsmen was Charlie Ferguson.
with such clever players as Sid Far
rar. Geraldine Farrars daddy. FoRar.
~. Clements, Mulvey. Irwin. An.
drews. Wood and Bastain behind
him. The game was a battle royal
between the great Phenomenal smith
and plain Charlie Ferguson and end.
ed IN ue with the finish Of the
ninth because OF darkness.
The next day Detroits won with
the famous Lady baldwin TN the
pitchers box. In the meantime Chi
cago had dropped game 10 81
ouis. This acted as an incentive
and the Detroit players went after
the third and fourth games with a
fierce determination 20 win. for
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit. Jan. 1s. 1eiG
PROPOSALS FOR
FURNISHING GINOERS

Sealed proposals will be received
at tho Office OF the Department OF
Public Works, Detroit. Mioh., until
Monday. January ~. 1919. at 10 a m,
eastern standard time. az which time
and place they will be opened, for
furnishing and delivering from date
OF contract until january 81, 1917. e.
600 cubic yards, more or less, OF oin-
ders for sidewalk foundation pur-
poses, said cinders 20 be delivered on
the Jobs throughout the oity at Nmea.
places and In quantities as may be
ordered and directed by said Depart
ment, cin6Srs must be coarse. clean,
sharp and free from dirt, Hshes, loan
or other foreign matter,
Bidders will submit sample Of the
cinders they propose 20 furnien along
with their bids.
Bidders must endorse ON ovtaid0 OF
envelope containing bid the Kind OF
material bid upon.
Bidders are required 70 hle with
bids IN separate envelopes a oerti-
| fed check Ia the sum OF 800 with tbs
| Department Of Public W orka, which
viii be forfeited on failure 20 entuf
| into contract with surety oOnnpanY
! bond in the full estimated amount of
contract within five days after bsiuK
awarded same.
The right 20 reject any or al pre-
posals is expressly reserved.
All proposals to be made ~ dupai-
cate
| Gs2O GEO. II FnERELL
| B-670 Com ssioner.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21

with Dr. .Haue. We paid our Ovu
way u aD th. huN office. and Pro.
meter 3auchma.u V1 just as sur
priscd as amy ore else We asked
for no money AN We wanted was
chance 'o wre-tle figured that
my man could win the tournament
and tine prize of $4,000. Then too,
rhc pulirg would ue worth some
thing 10 us unless my man was
recognized
No talked with The Marvel" He
IS q small mn-gs WrasJlers go.
weighing about g05 pounds at pres
ON, Tie has "a prominent nose,
small chin. powerful -loplng shoul
ders and woll developed legs and
farms lie .s % ploinspoken fellow,
with d rural accent in his speech.
eyes I'm tired didn't know
would have Go work so hard But
.Iassln finish bouts with such men
rs Abcrg, Stranger Lewis, and
.Zb>szko ereu night is mighty tough,
n have lost about ls pounds SO far
And 1T me ton sou somethin.
Ras-iu' with tbis here mask ON is
no Dngn Do ,s create. handicap
thm yo. cam imagine have 90
watch ont That they don't tear b.
onn nae. and then .t SIS mighty hot
au' sometimes it gifts twisted an
cannot -,g good out tho eyes 40
SO. YouIl have TO see my manager
If YOU want 20 know anything about
mc-and he won't tell yuh'
So fr. lie Masked Marvel has
been 1ovned twice. stranger
Lewis pinned him by "a Guke-the
Marvel tripping ON the mat and
Abcre the worlds Gracco. Roman
champion. threw him in am hour
and 40 minutes after gruelliug him
almost unconscious by twisting the
Marvel. neck and banging his head
on the floor with a full-Nelson hold
On two other occasions, however.
the unknown hold The big Abcrg 20
draws each bout lasting well over
two hours
The Marvel also wrestlcd Zbyszko
and Lewis 10 draws All Of his other
matches we're successful He is the
most popular man IN the tourna-
ment, and the most talked Of man IN
New York
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
Jackson Is Scared, and Now
They're Picking on FOurnier
COKE GETS NEW
BREEDER RECORD

Alexander b. Coke, who is one or
tle big men OF Pennsylvania physic-
ally. financially and socially, hung
up @ new record for breeders In
1915. Four 3-yearold trotters bred
by SIR. Coke and. with one eXcep-
tion, owned by him entered the 2.l0
list. and when IL is considered that
to produce one 3-year-old able 20
Join the select circle 10 a feat few
breeders accomplish. some idea OF
the pinnacle attained by Mt Coke
ls had
But tho four crack 3-year-olds
were not the only 2:lO timber in
the Coke stable. A 5-yesr-old mare.
also bred and owned by him, reach
cd the coveted goal, the entire rec
ord reading as follows.
Colorado Range t5p. by Colorn-
do r., dam Erirange t2.2D. 80,
h} prodlgul .,....--......--2 2tOS =
Pr.uelds 90, by Prince Nc
Gioisi. .4Sis sS BY Ax%oP5Oy y'Pa "a, os1s
The colorado Belle t3J. by Col
uru1u r.. dam The American
Relic t2I2L). by Rex Amer
i.ls ........ ...-.....-.- -... .O9 p
Miss piorettc t7p. hy Peter tho
Great dam Madame Thomp-
son. by Guy Wnkcs. 2:os&
Tho Lady Zombro t5). by Hom-
nru dHm a Leading Lady
t'.nD. by Bingen ...,. ...-..-. -,l0
Colorado Range is the only one
Of the lot Mr Coke did not own
when the record was made, and he
sold that colt 70 oblige friend
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21

BY ROBERT l. RIPLEY

The "MaskcI Marvel" a. the un.
known. hooded, wrestling sensation
Of the Zig international tournament
going ou in Now York IS called may
De a cheap press agent stunt Pos
-ibly d, s rnp ,r.ck may have
worked before Mayb. o. has But
nevertheless there are several facts
tha cannot b- denied One OF them
is the fact that the Masked Marvel"
Is one ot the best vrc,uers IN the
United States Another Is that he
has done more 20 revive interest in
the grand old mat same than any
other man-with the possible excep-
tion Of Joe Stecker SuH another Us
that no one has been able TO discov.
or his identity
Each night q closed tayicah rolls
mp 10 the stage entrance OF the Man.
haitian Opera House. where the huge
wrestling tournament is held. and "a
we'll built man, wearing q black.
knitted covering over his head steps
ont Several hours later the same
man wearing the same hcadCoar.
enters the cab and drives away 80
one knows whore hc comes from or
where he goes Many attempts have
ueeu made 10 uncover The my teri
ous man in the mask, but as yet ne
bias ouwittcd them all Amateur
detectives by the score have tested
Hrir genius without success. He is
set TO be positively identified All
manner of guesses as 20 who he is
have been advanced lie has been
called everything, from Harry Thaw
20 Mort Henderson The latter
guess-Mot Henderson-seems 10
be growing in favor Many thought
Il Was Joe stecker the Nebraska
wonder
81 am responsible for the Masked
Marvel said Mr. Pollard, his man
ager
1T was J who masked him. and IL
was / who discovered him ! as.
sure you he has very good reason
for wearing the mask No. can
not tell you just what that reason
is--but Il will come ont IN time.
THE management OF the tourna-
ment had nothing whatever to do
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
.NOTICE--STREET OPEN
ING ASSESSMENT
BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Jan. u.s. 1915.
HAGUE AVENUE


Notice of street opening assossment
Eou 30 @ tor opening Hague ave-
p.r. from EuesrU street 90 Greeley
treat. where NOT already opened. a6
"a plall. street and highway
ITO Alex GaEUler thas. IT, Smith,
Ihl'haD arm. lfuns Nellc N Ferris,
Andrew catherine Dldle. Albert adWp-
ter d. li pearla irauk Rowe. Henry
50 7heLl hand S. H Friend. Abraham
lftiIu. ~ IT, PeHrre. o. w. IOokett
Reuben iarnoh. Willard Warner Ar
lNHr q. Berger. Theresa Patterson.
John Pr. 1IouhsrEer. M8rth O.. David
son. Inus H Bolster. Fred Ward,
Mn|IIn hlnE. O. vs. Reynolds. John
p. Garrlsla. Geo. KlesiIug, rbas. kles-
IIuE. y 81. \ruutH, ltrl ~rhad1oidt,
John EfeIk D q. Stevens. W. IS Park
sT Luus Dllulol. Frank Atwood,
W EurtrItE.. Joseph Johnson, Fred
Lang. Ihos. o. Green. N. j, Nereness,
Grardiu F. w. Bafer sam
friedman 81 Rozenswc NJ. J. Fink,
alfred Wilcox. Jos. Colweli. Walter
il Hamper. Anna Reuter-. David Mes
ton. T. I. Drou. sam NoelAner, John
Bailey Geo. q. Begg, Anna r Grau,
Potter AIor Ruth o. Bigelow, J.
beEsrt. Geo Grant, Margaret Craw-
ford. Jos T. sinclair. Jos Mality,
Tony g. f1myke, Dewitt q. Loomis,
,-. ,t.9. slF55'erg r,,,. Joe. z. HalI 7. Moy61
f3 am other persons owning. occupy
ing, or otherwise interested IN any
~ The lots and premises included IN
tho following district and portion or
thc Cfy on Detroit. Wayne County,
LOIS ~ y. both Inclusive; lots
.s 20 1-a Far1 inclusive and lot VI
steven s.f ard LuyclkS!K sub, 9t lots lots 10
10000 acre tract
S. L2ss s. f. 4 4.5 X H. H. Il. H. q. e. e.
ST. So. So. 90 and e4-Reuttsr's sub
" part or the II. n Of = sec. AZ. 10
0N0 acre tract.
Lots l03 TO i2s. both Inclusive; tho
p. ~ ~. ~ lot l27. lots l2s 70 lSs'
both Inclusive; vacated alley. lying 8.
Of and adjoining lots 128 20 1872, both
inclusive vacated alley lying +. Of
lot l32 and the II. 1857 n. OF vacat-
ed Hague avenue Russell and Bige-
lows sub. Of part OF the +. "A OF 4
The Common Council Of tho city Of
Detroit having fixed and determined
that said district. herein above de-
scr bed. is benefited by the opening
OF Hague avenue. from Russell street
90 Greeley street. where not already
opened, as public street and hlBh-
way. and having resolved that S2,b29,-
81 OF the damages awarded by ver-
dict OF "a furry Iu the Recorders Court
of the CITY ~ Detroit IN pursuance
Of proceedings under the provisions
OF Act ia of the public Acts Of 1883,
ass amended, he assessed upon the
owners and occupants Of the taxable
real estate included iu said district.
fu proportion. - near AS may be, 70
the advantage which each lot or par
eel is deemed 90 acquire by such
Notice IS hereby given. that an
asses wrut has been made upon all
the lots and premises included I'm said
district and liable 90 Poe assessed for
said Improvement under the pruvis-
ions ~ said public a0t and that a
roll of sala assrssu rnt.ls now COM
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
sreat Hurting That
Afternoon in 1886
Broke Up Race

Few double headers were play ed
RRck IN the olden days-thst il, two
<imes IN one afternoon ln the first
4corI of such q contest Il WAS
tIud TO have been played during
D. season OF 1855 Charles Fcrgu
bn, q nurler OF great renowu, who
as the star of the Philadelphia Ma.
|Dnals for several seasons and who
on everlasting fame as the great
all-round ball player the game
|Fer had. was the hero OF the first
|bublo header ever played I'm the
|alor leagues.
II was I'm 1856 that Ferguson be-
b. 20 attract attention as q great
! |lrler and a wonderful all-round
|ln PLAYER. tie framed up pitch.
1 record that was a gem, not los
/ n game OF the last rs he hurled.
THE race for the pennant In 1856
the old National was fierce. and
! o struggle had aroused unusual in
rest all over the land. Chicago
hd Detroit we're battling for first
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
FOR PAVING STREETS AND
ALLEYS

Roll so 1852 Tor grading and
paving Thlrty-third street frum north
curB 81 line ,' OF Warren IA sY"ly aysnae 3 ' ''
Roll 30 1888 For grading aud
paving Thirty-dfth street from the
north line Of Nich' eau avenue 90 t.a
Roil 30 1884 For erad.u- aur
paving section 80. D. W.lErwara awe
uUe. from tUu north I.Ur af Hu-.TfH
avenue fp thc south curb Ifuy rr
Whitney avenue.
Roll $50. 1855 For tu. 4HHH
avenue from rH. south curb Ius or
Whitney avenue Go tnu south rH.H
lime OF Maidstone avenue
Roll 40 1856 FoI GRADING HrH
u8y.ul alley No 1a> n..uc I.. .t-f
lnd west alley between Michigan
west lnr Of Fourth street CO. tn, ,a.f
liu" of Fifth street
Roll No 1887. For grading and
paviu- alley so t@i hr.uE tho al'rs
Westminster avenues. from tie east
luc of John r street tu the west
line ~ Brush street ,,..-.-,
100 block bounded hy Third. Second.
Atkinson and Edison avenues
Roll No $50. For grading and
i'm block between ClaIrm0ut and At
Nuson avenues from the west curb
limo Of Second avenue % che east
curb Eue Of Third avenue
Roll Ne l.eo For grading and
paving alley No 5'4. hr'ug the alley
I'M block between Kirby and Ferry
avenues, from the east line Of 50
Antoine street Co the west Nnc or
HrstinEs street
Roll No. 1891 For grading and
paving alley No. 524 hrlug the alley
~ block between virginia Park ant
Euclid avenue. from the east llne or
Hamilton Boulevard 20 tho woet limo
Of Third avenue.
Roll No 1899 For grading and
paving alley NO. $40 being the alley
in block between West Grand RouI"-
ward and Lothrop avenue from the
east line Of Hamilton boulevard 20
the west line ~ Third avenue
Roll No 1893. For gradiuz and
paving alley NO. 532. being the allsF
'u block between Hamilton and Mont
woisfoo Sr street 10 the 5o4tb n9r ns Of
ln9r itNoiN street .,.- 80
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
PROPOSALS FOR
FURNISHING PAVING
CEMENT

Sealed proposals vii be received
az the office Of the Department OF
Public Works. Detroit Mich. untti
Monday. Jan 20. 1915. az 10 o'clock q.
m.. Eastern standard time. az which
time and place they VIII be opened,
for furulshmE an the paving cement
cor tar) that may be required by the
Department. OF Public Works in aud
during the year ending ian. 81. 1917.
in accordance with specihCaNous on
hle lu the office ~ Che Department
OF Public Works.
Bidders VIII iudorse on outside OF
envelope containing proposal the
kind or material bid upon.
Bidders are required 20 Me with
bids In separate envelopes a certified
check In the sum OF 5000 with the
Department ot Public Works. which
viii br forfeited uu failure 20 enter
into contract with surety company
bond .u fh. GUN estimated amount -
.uu.rrrf within Uvo days after being
awarded same
The right tu reject any or all pro.
ruvtls i- expressly reserved.
All proposals. 90 be- made In dupli-
cate
4625 GEO ~. FENRELt..
B-ltl Commissioner.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
Report Says Jacks Job
is i'm Dire
Peril

CHICAGO Jan 21-Jack -Four
| Ter. of the White sox. is 800
Iouter and can play The mneld or
'utaeld. bat ls not even sure OF "a
OCULAR fob for next season His po.
, ,tion is one of the oldest in base
|Rll
FourRier has played uIsr base and
| the gardens for the Sox and last
|eason batted 322 Eddie Collins
as the only membor of The cluo
no hit better.
The FrenChman, however. Will
| ave 20 battle with Jack Ness, from
be Coast league. 10 hc ifs going 10
bay first base this year. and II he
going 90 hold "a regular job In
|he gardens he viii have 70 battle
|gainst Joe jackson. Jack Collins
bid Hap Felsch. who were regulars
|,st season. ln addition 90 a bunch
II recruits
Fournier can certainly whale tho
|orsehide, but ne IS not a good in
elder Tie is fairly fast ON his feet
\ bar In The outdcld does nor cover
early as much ground on avhu
|alls as other men who are really
bowcr runners
Fournier played a pretty good
|elding game around the initial bag
81 season hut was not as sure as
|ther hrsi sackcrs In tho league
Manager Rowlands may solve tbe
roblem by making use OF Fournicr
est asset. his hitting hy using him
5 pinch hitter Tho big fellow
liability 10 HeId cannot be any
|andicap To The club when he is
arming t1e bench bu hr Vrl De-
|yailahle for use az tra plate ans
me 'he Soy need @ biu-..
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
Rudy UnholZ 10
Be Movie Actor

Rudy Unholz. Roer lightweight
has qgIr work on Jim Jenries farm
and viii become movie actor
Nhout wear ago STANLEY Yoakum
cracked Rudy on the Adams apple.
putting his lighting career. also his
voice. ON the bum The little scrap
per has worked ir Ian alfalfa
FpIds ever since
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
First Double Header in Major Leagues Cost Detroit
Pennant-- Ferguson, of Philies Pitched Both Games

double header was to be played
that afternoon
Ferguson and smith faced each
other again in the opener and the
Philadelphia star came through a
victor. After - minutes rest the
second game was called, and. 10 the
amazement Of the 5000 fans present
Ferguson stepped into the box. and
by his magnificent pitching blasted
the remaining hope of the Detroits
for the flag
The work Of Ferguson in tho TWO
contests was q wonderful exhibition
OF skill and Judgment The mighty
Wolverine batsmen Just scoring two
ruas in both games and IN the sec.
ond contest securing but fonr sin
giles. There are q few records OF
those early lay pitchers wherein
they hurled tvo games ln one day.
morning and afternoon but they
were mighty fev.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21

honors with New York and Philadel-
phia dipping in The very last week
of the struggle the Giants and Phil.
lies were eliminated from the race
for first place. but fight just as
fierce was on between them for third
position
Detroit made its final stnd al tho
Philadelphia bail park. having a -four
game series with the men of Harry
Wright and tho bis Detroit sluggers
needed ell four in order 10 win tho
pennant and the Phillies needed
three 20 land in third place
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit Mich, Jan. 90. 1919.
PROPOSALS FOR
SAND BIN

Sealed proposals for the erection
and completion OF steel and iron work
for sand bin at Eastern Yard OF the
Department Of Public Works, ad-
dressed 20 the Department OF Public
Works, will be received at the office
OF the Commissioner, City Hall. until
70 o'clock a: M, Eastern standard
Each proposal shall be aocompan-
led by certified check in the sum OF
twenty five (s25) dollars, as a surety
for the acceptance OF the contract.
payable on It's face TO the Department
Of Public Works OF the City OF De-
troit
The accepted bidder will be requir-
ed 10 furnish satisfactory bond TO In
sure the faithful performances OF the
contract
Proposal shall be made in accord
ance with the plans and specihcs-
tions prepared by Smith, Hinohman a
Grylls on file in their office. copies OF
which may be secured upon applica-
tion
The Commissioner reserves the
right 20 reject any and all proposals
and 10 waive all lnformalities there~
In All proposals 10 be made ia du-
plicate.
463l GEORGE II FENKELI.
B-57s Commissioner.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
CARBONS FOR
ARC LAMPS

Scaled proposals win he received 10
Tho office ~ tho Public LightiuE Cont
mission. 81 East Atwufrr street. until
D. M Monday. Jan 81 1915 for
furnishing Carhuus fur ite lHwp. rr
quircd for the public lightiuE plant
iu accordance with spe0ideatIous on
nte in the Superintendent ufdro
T. T BOWLER
B-b6b Eecretary.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
SLID TO PLATE;
MAY LOSE LEG

An injury caused by a slide to
the plate will result In amputa-
tlon of the right leg Of Jim Bas.
kettle. former Cleveland. Ioledo
and Kansas City pitcher. say re-
pdrts from Chattanooga. his
home
4 piece Of bone has been re.
moved from Baskctte's leg but
there are signs Of decay. physi.
clans say Southern league fans
are raising fund 10 aid the
bayyplayer.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit. Jan. Is. 1914
PROPOSALS FOR
FURNISHING COAL

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office OF the Department OF Public
Works, Detroit, Mich, until Monday.
Jan. "a. 1919, at 10 o'clock a. m. Esst-
ern standard time. at which time and
place they will be opened, for fur
nishing according 10 the specihca-
ttons on file In this office, from date
OF contract until Jan. 81, 1917. coal OF
various kinds and amounts, delivered
IN car and wagon lots at yards, sid
ings or barns where directed.
Bidders are required 20 hle with
bids in separate envelopes a certified
check In the sum OF $500 with the
Department OF Public Works. which
Will be forfeited on failure 10 enter
into contract with surety company
bond in the full estimated amount OF
contract within five days after being
awarded same.
The right 10 reject any or all pre-
posals as expressly reserved.
All proposals 70 be made I'm dupH-
cate
1927 GEO. II FFNKETL,
R-S6s Comml sci onsP.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
TFNTDTFN
AND PTrYS \ FED

NTw WORK. Ian. o1.-Overrulirr
Is own decision not 20 buy "red
iol lsaruc PLAYERS or contract
minors President Fhbets ~ mo
~ooklyr Nationals. bought Oak
md outaelaer and base stealing
tar % the Pacific coast league.
immv Johnson. Newark red play
r last season.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21

It q. Significant that ns soon 49,
illard mud Moran were referred 60
"heRvyvveight clowns" Wct rRCk eu,
circus man. began 60 dirker for q
latch between thcm.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21

Miss Lillian ~, de. metropolitan golf
champion, heat hogeN many times hut
couldn't steal 'upid, She VII we'd
Qurntin E,ituer. Vale graduate.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21

DEPT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit. Jan. 81. 1916.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21

DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit. jan. IS. 1919.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-11-10

the Manufacturers Record. a bitter Re-
publican journal, showing for compar-
ison the third quarters earnings of the
Steel Trust for 1914. 1915 and 1916. 1t
shows for that three months in 1914
that the earnings were Qn round num-
bers) $23,000.000. So you see the ad-
vertisement uses the earnings OF three
months in that year against twelve
months in every other year, because
the Underwood tariff law was enact
ed in 1918 and they wanted to fool the
voters into believing there was an
enormous slump in business. The reas
on they did not publish the advertise
ment sooner was to avoid giving time
to correct the falsehood. There is moth
ing the Wall Street crooks will not re-
sort 10 in order to fool the voter who
is not in position to know all these
things.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-11-10
abraham
lincoln said
81 WILL STUDY AND GET READY,
AND MAYBE MY CHANCE
WILL COME

Born in a log cabin, Abraham lin
coin had little chance to acquire an ed
ucation, but he was determined to sue
coed. He said, my Chance WIN Come. ="
So he studied and got ready. and his
chance did come. So have you n
chance now.
Melnhardts German Remedy taken
according TO directions will speedily
relieve Coughs, Colds, Groups Asthma.
Sore Throat, Whooping Cough and all
other affections Of the Chest and Lungs.
II is a pleasant and palatable compo-
sition OF strictly pure and well select
ed drugs. A trial will convince the
most skeptical OF it's great efficiency in
relieving the ailments for which II was
specifically intended by the Manufac-
turer. Once used, will always use.
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