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*qllst's below caa have a FREE B01T1
..rel seuiag their names to THE L
DAUDELIN CO., ALaaatactarers,Worcester,
FrOR ONE WEEK yo
cause-the medici
physicians and laymar
ED
SAVE MONEY
by cultivating the habit of sending us
your wearin ajre for renoyation
pearance of being new,
the fnet suit. Our methodith rigt
A. F. BORNOT & BRO.
French Scourers and Dyers
NIO3G6SThEET, N.W.
A New
Postal
Telegraph
Branch Office
Has Been Opened at
IAlbi nson's,
1802_l4th St.
Telegrams and Cablegrams
- EADACH
NEURALGIA
Cure.d in 10 minutes with
loyal leadache Tablets
4 doses, 100. All druxggiate.
ROYAL. PRUOO. oo.atIsmor, sei.
Greatest Bicycle Values
Byer Offered.
ITermis Easy. 424 9th St. N.W.
Hair Uoods at Half Price.
4 S. Ets aLLRnse
RHEUMATISM or Kidn
;, or loss of flesh-you (
blood. There is not a (
thin, 'weak, wate
are brought on t
wholesome condi
fastened itself up
great endurance,
regularly, lungs
healthy, that do
begin by strengt
known to media
THEI
Psematism Twisted Him Out of Shap
He Suffered Agonies-but Blood WI
Cared Him.
ROCHESDER, N. Y,
Gentlemen:-- was crippled with rhe
matism from Sept. 1st until April 1st,
I was unable to walk or even help sm
self in any way. After taking part of
bottle of "Blood Wine" I began to I
prove, and after taking' two bottles
am entirely cured. Would be pleased
have any one call on me at any time f
Information."
Yours. *E. S. LECKY.
56 Sanford St.
His Consumptive Lungs Were Made Stroi
and Healthy by Blood Wine.
ALBANY, N. Y.
Dear Sirs:-About December 15th Ia
a severe 'cold fastened. itself on n
lungs, and my family history, from
physical standpoint, is bad, my mothu
brother and sister having died at a cox
paratively early age from phthlsls.
became greatly alarmed, naturally, mo
especially as the pains In my right Iu
were Intense, mainly at night.
On or about December 23d a newsp
it t per friend enthusiastically recommend
"Blood Wine," and, acting upon his a
vice, I procured a bottle at Wm. 'Sau
,US ter's Drug Store, 8 North Pearl S
Mass. Albany. N. Y. The rst bottle aba
'
BLOOD'
u can have a free trial bol
ne- that has made millions
alike-"Blood Wine"-you
WARD
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WA.....CRUBCE,
ITS GOL' - JUL
W aug 4:ong4..regto ee
brate.... 0.h.Anve. ay
CLO8E THI EVENDI..
azanoa ...o . wa a4. s no
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A Trial Bottl
ey Disease, or bad blo
night to start taking
lisease mentioned here
ry blood. Rheumatisr
fy impurities secreted
tion and you not only
on a person whose b
a clear "head and '
that are robust and c:
their work of filtratiol
hening the foundation,
tl science for bringing
IATION'S PO
- lutelf stopped the hacking cough t
ie accompanied my oold, and before
second bottle was consumed niy l
ceased to pain, and today, but sit
' days from the date that the cold I
U showed itself, I am entirely free of ee
so feature of the ailment that at the ouu
y- threatened to throw me-into that dr
a destroyer of the human family, t
- sumption.
.1 Respectfully,
to . 1RANK ). WOOIW
or 70 Central Ave.
Terrible Case of Indigestion-Felt I
Snakes In the Bowels. Another of BI
Wine's Wonderful Cures.
BUWFALO, N. Y., Feb. 10, 190
I am a veteran of the Civil War.
st have suffered. for years from chrt
I indigestion of a very bad form-so
r, that for more than three years past
a- moment that I would swallow a part
I of food I would experience a sensal
re in my chest like that of a trip hami
ig pounding. I would have a gnawing
burning sensation, and my food did
a- no good. Gas would accumulate in
ed intestines, and would cause a sensa
d- like as .though I had a nest of sna
Lt- crawling inside of me. I began tak
t., "Blood Wine" about four weeks a
o- have taken four bottles, and now'
WINE If
tie of the great medici
of friends and no enemie:
can get a bottle without i1
STEVI
DAD A
gethr te f i.so h hrhfenf
ohuro , 'eeb an esosens,hnnn
si hih er roontd enid'9s'nd
history of the charo durng*h ps
,'eam~
2aay$senlgreig esoa
tesasite- meats,th e.' s
chars renastuntheassi
fsthr ethe fr.endsofteeuh r I
Dd, weak nervs, dyspe
"Blood Wine1ight now
that is not eaused by t
rn is a blood: dsesE -Uri
in the ridneys= by the I
ward off diaase =but i
od was in perfect condi
1teady nerve, za stomach
tpable of fuff Inflation o
1 properly, and all the o
the corner stone of w1
about such rsulls.
PULAR MEDIC
hat gnawing and burning sensation has
the ceased entirely, titre Is -no- more ac
ng cuniulatiod' of gdi,1 and I believe thal
een ' .Aood Wine" -wiNi e' any caseor in
Lrat digestion. - N.SIM1hONB.
ery 28 Lakeview AveL
ead .
on- Used By the 'Btire Family.
AIJU'tN, N. Y.
Have been taking your remedy, "Blodl
Wine," and also may family, and we are
greatly benefted by same: tt makes one
- feel. hungry all the time. It is a greal
Q help for those. troubled with indigestion.
We have been able-to digest almost any
thing since using your remedy. It h
- certainly a fine remtedy for all toning ul
I of the-system in general.
Uif H. H. CAMPBELL.
8 a BNorth St.
the
icle
ion Cured of Brysipelas.
ner PS- $YRAoCDE, N. Y.
a I had erysipela fe. face,_and par
my chased one bott ..4Blood Wine," and
ion found it very elelei6 for that trouble
kes I can cheerfullyi0r tl mmend it to m0
lug many friends.
Uo Ir. F. C. JARVIS.
the 704 So. West ES
;FREE F
ie that prolo stife-the n
;-the medicinethat is pleasf
costing you od ' nt---afld t
EN.
ning of Waug- Church- was small, its his
tory dating back to the organisatkin of '&
Sunday scboor by Mr. Charles H. Lane, in a
one-story house of two rooms on Massa,
chusetts avenue between 3d and 4th -streets
northeast. The first session was held March
13, 1853, being attended by a mother and
babe; two boys and three girls. Four
months later the formation of the church
proper was-marked by the organization of
a class of twelve by the Rev. James H.
Brown, pastor of Wesley ChapeL Mr. John
R. Zimmerman was leader of.this drst class.
-During the summer the growth - of the
church was such that the small house on
Massachusetts avenue could not accom
modae its congregation.
-A tent was borrowe44rom Wesley Chapel
and services were conducted under that
shelter until the approach of winter ren
-dered it necessary to procure more protect
ed quarters. At this juncture Mr. Hanson
Brown, who had suple the Arst meeting
place, came forward and announced that
he would build a home for the new church.
This home was erected. on the spot where
the tent atood and the present site. It wa$
named.for a prominent;bishop of the Meth.
odist Episcopal Church. The present edi
fice was erected in 1874, being dedicated
October 18, durIng the pastorate of the Rev.
Richard- Norris.. .
More Ground Acquired.
During the pastoratasof Rev. R. -N. Baer,
the fourth before Dr. Maydweli, the house
and lot adjoining the 'church were bought,
the house being fitted 'up as a par'sonage.
During its fifty years Waugh Church -has
been served by twenty-three pastors,
whose names follow? Rev. J. H. Brown,
Rev. R. L. Dasiiuell, Rev. 0. H. Day, Rev.
. R. - R. H. Hough, Rev. T.- M. Carson, Rev.
3. R. Effinger, Rev. B. N. Brown, Rev. H.
N. Sipes, Rev. 3. W. Cornelius, Revs G. V.
Leech, Rev. E. C. Merrick, Rev. G. G.
Markham, Rev. J. N. Davis, Rev. E. D.
Owen, Rev. R. Norris( Rev. J. 8. Deale,
Rev. 3. R. Wheeler, Rq. W. Downs. Rev.
R. N. Baer, Rev. J. APrice,. Rev. A. E.
Gibson, Rev. E. O. Eldridge, Rev. G. E.
Maydwell.
The church has been prosperous and the
early mortgages have al1tbeen paid and the
edifice is entirely free from debt. The Sun
day school room has lately been completely
renovated and tastefully rescoed, *nd Rev.
Maydwell proposed tb@it Keveral itnorial
stained glass windows be plaee- in the
church In remembraneg, of the~work of a
number. of its mot :pL~y p nIn the
past. But this wastge&.sde ythe ocB
cers of the church 1naff,sr of-h eiaeetioa
of a new home - akto cost
between $4000- and ,aaa&.w last Sanday
half the money for 4heavrpPse was-pledged
at the 1morning:alse p -Oo
Re.GeorgeWW MpeintWha has beena
atr fWa the the D,infil
*arty eauth. BeL a ~e.. Of the CkV
Cpiega @f 3. begi dhe
Without Cbst
sa, ecema, ples cata
It cures all these dis
lisesise in the blood W
c Acid in the blood. Br
4ood and thus . It goes.
ourish and protect evi
tion. IF YOU WANT'
able to properly dige
F nature's life giving cz
ther organs of the body
ich is the blood, and
IE-1111iMAKES
Another Almost Supernataral Cure of KM
my Disease by Blood Wie.. Theusand
Speak as Mr. Roeney Does.
BUFFALO, N. Y., Feb. 15, 1900.
I'have for some time past been troubled
with kidney and- liver disturbance.
- Though skeptical, I was i'ndi*d to try
"B1Rod Wiue." It acted as If by magic;
so quickly, In taot, I couldn't hardly be
lieve it myself. It is all It is represented
to be, and I keep "Blood Wine" on hand
all the time.
Prof. JOHN H. ROONiLT.
Nuggnt Baths.
Had Kidney Disease-Blood Wine Cared It.
BUFFALO, N. Y.
I can't praise "Blood Wine" too high
ly; It cured me after other remedies had
failed. I suffered With kidney and liver
trouble, besides my blood being very
thin. Six bottles of "Blood Wine" made
me well and strong. I say to every one
troubled as I am, use,It.
D. ELDRil!DG.
1611 Broadway.
Grip Nearly Cost Him His Life--Blood
Wine is What Cared Him.
SALWANY, N. Y.
I was laid up with the Grippe and had
terribi pains in my _ciest; when I
breathed it hurt me very much. 'I tried
*OR ONE
iedicine that cures as nothi
nt to take-that is inexpens
prove for yourself that it .i
a. Ave. E
HAS A HIGH RECORD
EOENTLY' fPPOINT$ED e$BIwr
ANT TO THE ATTORNEY GE1RAL
William A. Day Has Been special
Counsel for the Interstate Coln
merce Commismion.
William. A. Day, whose nomtnation.to be
assistAnt to the Attorney General was re
cently-unanimowsly confirmed by the Ben
ate,'was born In Delaware. 'He is a gradu
ate of tha Harvard Law School. Soon after
completing his legal studies he located at
Champaign, Ill, engaging In the 'practice
of law. He soon became prominent In both
law.and politics. Re 'm'as etWas -a ina
ocrat to the lower house of the lBlinqis leg
islature, ands Ia that body .served.as.-ebar
man of the n" a oonee Judlary and
tEas@ortatloe. His service iI.Ms capasity
gave him the opportunity to become Lamil
las u'.h snattse of tranG3ertatieb. Do0e.
aftet the oless of hi. tenas as a legMtnr
though a 4eimomh, ha wla letnasd r
df his hem sDng. r0aaaa wsege re
formet oft 4n.s
-RI
rh, weak lungs, have
ases and dozens of le
eak lungs and consump
ight's disease and oth
Keep your blood in a
rry organ of the syste
ro GET WELL, be str
st all sorts of fod, a 11
ygen, kidneys that are
working in perfect ha
'Blood Wine" Is the me
WONDERFUL
various remedies, but did not experi
.ence much relief. I saw "Blood Wine"
advertised, and I made up my mind to
try it. Well, I llave got to give rs
where It. ld -yde, ean;,tht-lis to 1o
Wine." the boss of them all. 'Two bot
tles cured me completely..and left my
Jungs in better conditio'itIasn eves.-: I
always keep 1 bettle on- biad, as it is a'
good 'stimulant 'to tae. whether any-,
thing is the matteror not.
(IA8. A. ROSS.
166 Bradford St.
Suffered for 25 Years-Couldn't Get Relief.
Now Almost Well After Taking a Psw
Bottles of Blood Wile.
ONEOA. N. Y. Feb. 26, 1908.
Your favor received, and in reply I
will say that I have taken "Blood Wine"
since atout the 28th of last month (Jan
uary). When I commenced I was very
nervous and weak, and had tried most'
everything I cold hear of but nothing
seemed to do me any good, but since I
took ."Blood Wine" I can walk seven or
eight miles a day, and don't feel tired.
My stomach bothered me bad, but now I
eat anything. My heart bothers me
some yet by spells, but nothing to speak
of what it did when I commenced taking
your remedy. I only weighed 12
pounds; now I weigh 14? pounds, and
WE EK.
ng else cures-because it c
ive, practical, sure to cure
all we claim for it-by siml
md 9th
ern railroad, an extension of the Manhat
tan elevated.
Recently- Mr. Day acted as special attos
ney for the government in a number of
important oases Involving trusts. oorposer
tions and- transportation matters. He ap
peared as special attorney for the govern
ment in the beef trust suit and in the
Northern Securities merger case. In the
latter case he orssexamined Harriman.
Hill, Morgan and other railway magnates,
eliciting the causes of the panic of May 9,
1901. His work in these cases was so em
cient and successful as to meet with the
full approbation of the Attorney General.
Mr. Day. is at present in St. Louis, en
gaged in the trial of the Northern Securi
ties merger case, His new position was
created by Congress and is of great Im
portance. The salary Is $7,000.
Mr. Day has a large circle of warm friends
in Washington. He Is a member of the ex
ecutive committee of the board of governors
of the iMetropolitan Cihab.
Namingr the Kast.
From the Newr York Times.
After mature deliberation the captains of
the big schooners with many masts have
rejected all the more or less humorous sug
gestions as to names for sticks unknown to
the mariner. of other days, and have setted
upon a perfectly commnonplace system of
nomeigliature. The three forward -masts,
they say, must be called the fore, main and
missen, and the one furthest aft the
spanker-four names with which every
sailor is already familiar. The masts be
tLween the missen and th e spanker are to
be No. 4 No. 5 and No. 6. the numbers ris
ing toward the stern. This method seems
to -meet all presdtat and future requirements,
and its advantages arE otbti1ens pyg the
other Innovations that have been proei
by people who regarded the new vessels se
jokes. One humorist advised naming the
masts after the days of the week, forgetting
that seven mnay not be, the limit of the
schooner builder's ambition. A seond
wanted the catalogue of fore, main, missen
and spanker prolonged by jigger, driver and
pusher. The saiing of the big schooners Is
a serious business, however, and it was
necessairy to eliminate as far as possible the
iesof confusion In the execution of
erder.. rTs seenms to have been done.
An Absolute Necessity.
I weuld as ame tMt it atartleg et withs my
**lesg books and grip as te start est em a trip
grithese a s at tts Dssssa Metu in say
valss,- sid a twWeseg.rna wae sauets a St.
Ieb stsrdwqa bassa Why? Bess.s I have te
put 10at aW3kseb et hos ast bseg hes.
have te eat gsad bud aud -aasmesseho at eM
.. et1a dar ase alst, se ho a uSe sa
-e assie sAmmm *1K sad Spe set ht mig
amrs Segee %mWb ta sbe I best
sleplss nights
ser ls because it
tion are cauEed by
r kidney troubles
good, rich, thick,
m. Disease never
mg, healthy, have
teart that pulsates
sound, plump and
rmony, you must
st effectve means
CURES.
think It a good remedy for stoaach
trouble and nervousness. I think It
could afford to continue takg
Wine" for a longer It would curs
me al right. noopis t has both
ered me for = years, and I -annot st
pect .to get over It in a few months, but
the qffp ct produced by"Mood Wine" In
this daort *no at mshdee
ltof co. -K. !a N. Y.
P"wiive Proef Prem Jeshstwa.
JOEmTrOW , N. Y.
last November I had a ssvera attaest
of the grip, which left me in a very
weak condition. I was advised to try
"Blood Wine," which I did. I purchased
fve bottles at Cahli's Drug mere, and
since takin them I have increased In
weight and a well again.
. GINWOD
JOEW'I)WN. N. Y.
I have been troubled with dfapepda
for a long time. Last sammee I became
worse; everything that I ate dturbed
me. I purchased three bottles of "Blood
Wine" at Chill's Pharmacy, and now I
cannot only eat heartily and regularly.
but am able to digest almost any article
of food. JOHN . ArTWAr.
ires by removing the
-and appeals to all
)ly calling at
St.
Independent
Oil Co.
-Aeore. a M...AI ON .Ma..
One of Washington's
New Industries.
Wu uiE& Pmevua wri.tasm
W Fee eroM hy ee aeshad Qee- -
Beceaae ther emstat t bust saes&%as sa
the aemage.
Beenaes the animal matter we -s is ass aml
Becase all et sien aseeSe ss mme sa
5---- .Ir es have -mste ---- ee....- .
Beca- they mest the .mas..=*s semismet
hatter than ay sther ens
Because they am the best aU4emls . s sens
ePased lais er- ay o mther ...
naa...ee aen gassi weth these gees si sfaq
ether en.
3mmas whim yes hay .eu s ye. st nauea
We handle witg-wasts is caed ..a aesp aM
grsande seea give we. attmusise gises aml
pcempt 4aivs. We are b.a.y-a-smt au teist
e-----pate
VIRST AlND "U" fEU. 3.3. TEON 1! UP 0S-.
Nothhng can be more embar
rassing or humiliating
jo man or woman
flisn -
RED NOSE
*RED FACE
RED VEINS
AD frritated or inlamed *emants..
of the skin are e r---- 51'sey
ad safey~ an erd to a
scientifle. waU== thorough treat
-et and oetln.Thirty yeaer
practc.ezsemc Cell or weits
any rmennen aeg
- 4owra: days.
on H. WdEebury D). I.,
-M 11th, ear~ .~. Wan= in.