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THE ARGUS. FRIDAY, DECEMBER ,22. 1895.
CELEBRATED CASES
CeusHlin May Oo on tte
Witness CUnd.
taSl CI THE MUKAI
i teat ml las Coaslstea
tar He Jfeeee Saw (be Ci
ta tne risaenaal Caae Kaeeis, eat
f aseaet twinw M Steam at Vp as
aa etertt efCrleaeaai lawyers WWasca
9 Cmitaoo, lire. In the Crunla
Vf trial the cutirtrntmi talk waa all
ahmtl Milkman William Juerten, whose
prouperf tve reappearance wit ana baa
Intrraltireil a aew element Into tbe caae.
Tee announcement at Milkman Merles'
Intention to return ftfuvnl a surprise la
tbe defense. "Hi Ia" kimm-lt was very
muck exercised DTrr too wn 1I Ue
ataTfd wltb mmh emphasis lUal Mertr
committal rnnk pe'Jnrjr. Proof of this
assertion, the LiK es-iMertlva aaM, Waa
Ifiren tijr In-tectire Mike Craw of tha mi
tral station, to whom Mertcs la ik-clared to
hare arknnwictlitnl that ho conhl tat
Identify CotiKhlin. Tha testimony tana
alven lit IVtertlv t'rnwn orrasMrtieil bk
(liamlmat fnmt tha poltre department at
tbe ln4 trial, ao It la aaM. but on repre.
nentatlonn allrtml to have brew marie by
Mr. W. ft t'orre f Conulttiu a connesl
the detertlv waa rri nutated.
nen He f Mow In Ottae-e.
Jn what effect the ftatheoaiinK appear
anee of MetTr turn hail on the defense may
he luferml from the espresned defrrmina
tlon it eottnel to put Conichlin on tha
stand an a witness. "fU Iktn" declared to
reporter that he hml nerer In his life seen
the Carlson nrttaa-e ami waa remljr at My
time to Rn on the stand ami say so to tbe
jury. If cnttnsel itnve thin prnraltk)
tha appearance of "Hi it lain" on tha
witness stand will prove one of th sensa
tions f tha trial Il waa not
witness In tha other raw and
cottnel are ronnhb-rinK tbe win lorn of
callinii him In hta own behalf. Tbey per
niittfHl the statement to h nuwlc that In
row Milkman htra h awom aa a wltnon
then the orrwnt dUponltion of rnnnvl waa
to bnva t'onuhlin tvll hi atory nnht oath
to tha jury. If t'laiichlln In ralMI aa n
wltnrm it I prt-ttr ml to itrrUrr that ha
will ha anhjfte4 to a rmaa-exmnliurthm
whkh will lariDK ont many atnaatkitMl 1U
chwnraa. In fart, kin appraranra on the
tattd will. In all Ukeliboud, ba tha event of
trial
TMC RCNOCRCAST TRIAC
A WMaen Meraaea to Teatlfy ralna PaM
the aa of aeao.
Oflrnin. th-e. 31 -Dr. n. E. Mnyer.wlM
waa MimmtMietl aa a wit new for tha V
fvnm In the ITentleraaat waa on hand
anil by hla refuaNl to teat Ify rreateil aoma
thin of a aenaatbm. lie waa railed to tha
utaml aotl ahmit to ha aworn by the clerk
when he gained Jwlm tlrentano'e ear and
told him of hta dftermlnation wot to tn
tify nnleaa mniprnmteit. The Jmltre at
onra railed ronnael for both ottW into a
rntxnTtath. aad It waa e plained hy Tr.
Mover that hialVa. If railed npoo for hta
opinion, would helm anal Nuleva It waa
forthrnniliitf ha wtaild take aalvaatwtie of a
anpreme court mliliM anil decline to ten
tlfy. lie waa exrnaed. Hail Ih: Mover
Keen called hr the atate he Would have
lawn compelled to testify or auffer the coa
After "KiP Marmolle, a arhofdmata of
11emlerna teat i Ned that a arhoid tha
prlaoner waa "a pretty antart h.rr. Juet
like the rent of a," I'ornorathm t'onnwl
Krana waa called. He told of iTender
tiaat'a vlaita to hie othve In xean h of the
corporation cnnnela prxithm and dv
arrihed In detail hla artama at the lnnet
over Mayor Itarrtm!. lie audi that he
conablereri that I'reiMlertmet realiaeil the
taxitiim he waa la and knew he had doue
wrong. He del ant think him Inwtne.
Trial af Marderer Crate;.
Chn Aus Href, w. After mnrbanrnment
and a Rrent flitht on the part of thedrfrme
Juduel'het lain admitted aa evhlrnce the
written crmfeanUm niatle by (ieorae CraiK
that he had mnrilerrd Km ma Werner. The
ronfeneioa waa mmle to Inauertor Khdrv.
The jmlue aln admltteil the plea of irnilty
whh'h I'rnla: maile In the polire Jnntire Jnat
after he wan arretted. The cane la nearly
tUrouuh with aa fur aa tha wltnenaea are
nNire-ned. t 'rnlM out ratted ami tnnnland
little Kmnta Werner ahtait a year eifix
A aether Tang kilted.
CntLAOm llec. S3. lJy the death of
Jamea t 'on nor, alian lat k Ilrnnhaw, tha
police claim that another member of tha
Mortcll-McOrath irantt ladinpnaeil of. He
Waa ahot and kllleil ehotit mllni(ht while
attemptina: to rob a aonaa at aa Maxwell
atrart. oernnieil Inr Alfred aad Micharl
ltery. KltMltnn ttennhaw In tha honnr,
Alfred l.nery fired fonr aaota at him, two
taking effect, ami the hnmlar tiled auoo
after at the county honpttai.
Metd t'a Maymr nwlft'a iMMtaktee.
Cltlt Aoo, lair. 8i Mine (irara fVaift.
daitubtcr of Mayor fieoraa U hwift, waa
helil ap on faomte afreet, near Madiaon,
and rotilatil of her pocket book and a for
boa. The ynunif lady waa kelplea In tba
kandn of the rnfllana and wan hadlychoked
by one of the men who drew the boa tlKafr
1 about her neck. Mho la atlll anfferta
from nervoua p runt ration aa reeuU of tha
aaaault.
llllaota Aaaattl
Chicago, Dec. 21 The Ilepablirana of
lUlnola will tert tha conetltationality of
the leaialatlva apportionment bill now on
the atatnte bonk. Tbla waa uetermineil at
Sleet In of the Hepnldkaa atate central
eaoMnltte heal at the Omnd I'aaiffS koUL
Tba milt will tat brmia-ht in tba ewpresta
town af the atate. (ieoraa ilnnt, lata at
torney aeneral of lllinotn, will appear on
behalf of the Hepnbllran party. Ko deft
Bite time for Aline: the paper baa been
nniei'l an. Thin matter baa been left 10
tba JwUtmant af Mr. Ilnnt and tba anaan
tfve eommittea of tha eUU central eana-
I aMyaetofy
CumuUA. IlU.,Ucc ta.-Tha
immmt tuy, after n new laveattnUon
af tka MeCMIaml myatary, Mtnincd n
mail that taa eke ketone fonnd tm tba
r-mt wtjaa taoae of Ak-aaader aad Oaanr
LjCtotkMd. John A. McClelland la
ltnliaa wHk their amrder and Jean Mar
tl nata g' mtvimmn Mum tba
jaat, Tkeae two arc beei by taa r-
dtattetna
vtaaaWeatw
Xw Yeas, !. l
tttananr fcilnl
m reanJtaf tba
CLITL1
ciiata imhh
FIW IN A ttNlAT KINOWC V
wa aonVe4 4t tenWc,.
AM Hi 1 ana AMea.
HrHwt Tibx. Dee. ta. rie beak. .
Ike Chicago and Mlaonk Coal Mining eon.
pant a pit. a mile from thia cdaea. rw
were ) mra la the mlaa at the tlma, aad
n rapidly did tba ton apraad that the
an hail narrow rare pea.. IVw were lnn,fA
the mit arrioturanc bring that of OeoVwa
Cr'damlwbo canard tba diaaatar by at
teanptlngto Ibjbt a torch whtla atandlag
The dry tliaterioa af tba maal aaAi 'mm.
cellent food Tor tba ftamea and tba mala
nan waa abiarn In an InntaM. Tor a time
h neetned aa tboni(h ail the men moat per
lab. About ico mi rneaped tbrongh tba
mala abaft before ft waa Impamable, tear.
In J men Mill in tba mine.
There waa a wild panic at the month of
the abaft, and H waa anon crowded with
the walling- wi vea and children of the un
fortunate mlncra. llowrm, with the rapid
natof fire apparatus the flames wrreanf
flelently qnenrhed to enable tha enrapa of
the Imperiled men. and not n man waa loct.
ABBREVIATED -TELEGRAMS.
Hereafter the nnetn ployed will ba fa
Hulrrd to tarn their food at Chicago, by
work I iik on the afreet.
William rtnkrrton, tba detective, la
quoted aa aayinR that be brlicvea that Sotn
mrrs wbimi he rqrently arrentrd at San
t'ranrlnco, waa tha leader of tba gang of
mhhera wbh-h hel.1 up the train at Keenlcr.
aiau., rvi. 11 iao.
timna IrreinilarllUHi mMintlm.i. .tTi
tona of dollara are reported to have been
djoveredln connection" with tobarco re
fuiida in the New York cnatom bonne.
Mm. Ml 11. ItnnM.11 m MvnitiiMit m.U
woman of NouxJUty, la., has commenced
Mill mir naia. Mm -
namaicen i or orearn or prom
hw aonlnat Cbarlea T. Hits a leading hard
Ware merrhant.
Kemainn of Ave Artec towna which for
merly not! a population of from fifteen to
wruiy iiioiiMinii aava oeen luacoverca
near ldy, N. M.
Obitnarv; At Km TnrV n. A
Maipmn. the banker, ajred ' Hamnel Sin
clair, nirmeny pnniinner 01 The Tribune.
At Muorte, ImL. Mra. Jane Cooler, nerft
KL At KnMia. I1U M Vii
ham. of Denver. At Cedar Kapbla, In..
tHKiiinor aariea vi. Mrrriil. aunt At
Ylnrinia. Ilia., John Mellon, awd 7i At
iMuumure. 11. i iMrun (itke"h well
known npnrting wrtter. aseil 4. AtOh-
knnh. Wla.. hfm. Xnne Mnnlav m
At Jackaonvklle, Ilia., Juarph KranC
Hra ew.
feth Crawford. 1? years old. colored,
hilled kin ntonfafliae llillv i
Henry county. Illn., while the latter waa
l .1 1 1 . . . .
ur.iuB una wue, oe ooy a moiner.
Cilea ftlnnnt. miner nf MliMmvltlA. T
arpo rHankk, Uborer, of Mine HOI Gap,
ami Paul Alex, laborer, of Delaware, were
drowned by n runh of water from an
ahamloned mine Into the Oak Uill mine at
Delaware, l.
Jndoe Xej. of the TVlaware county (Ta.)
diatrtct court, baa rrfuned to enjoin t he
bnonl far aiipervianra from liuildinK a new
court bonne, for which, at a recent nnenial
election. It wan voted to u Hi,rM in the
county treannry. ,
Ex-1 Inventor Kirk wood, of Iowa, re
ceived mennaKra of rnufrratnlation on Ids
Mttb birthday from frtemln la Itra.Molnea
aim rem ovre.
Mian Annie D. Ilallock, arhmd teacher
Id ltriibfentirt. I'nnn aavetl m l.n
three men from drowning at the risk of her
wa me.
Vi tie. Vtfr 3. 11i.1.-wnn
of criminal malpractice in jfcmtnu, Mawt.,
wan near emeu to cigat years la tlte Jwumc
af corrt-rtinn.
One hundred and nlnef ynirven plr.m for
the Wanhintrtnu njO..nv atate Capitol at
Olympia have been placed in competition.
It la catlmated that there are tn.WO per
tons nut of work at New York.
Allen f'onnann, a colored condemned
wife-mnnlerer, at Knnxrille, Trim., admits
kllllna live pernoun In Mexico while work
tug on a railroad there six years ago. He
has been hanueiL
Itln Wife Man lHnaapeared.
SAt LT HTt- MAUIR, Mich., Dec. 22. IYter
ItimKml.-of Dafter.in tliUcounty, ban been
arrenfnl on nuptcion of bavins murdered
bin wife. Mm. Inctli)ul my-erioualy din
appeared two week ao after a qnarrrl
with her httnlaind, aud no trace of her has
yet been found.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Xew York riaaaelal. .
New Yoan. Dee. XL
Sluaey on call eay. (nTemdat IftlVi per
enat. ITime mercantile -r av-Wa per
cent. PterlUi excbane dull, with actual
SbtiImi na ta bankers' bllU at 4174MT)4 for
aemaail and 4ltwttt, lor sixty dayej
started rates eVtoW. Cum mere ml bills
MlvereertlB(tea.n,lU: nomtes: faarsO
vsr. ;H klexlcaa oullars, MVs.
Vnltml ftate bands, ' rnsmUr. 1144: dot's
mnpoaa, llt, do rs. I&H; faciflo of ai,
M.
Wew Tark Orala and trtaatace.
Nw Yona. Dae. SL
WheatJaanary. W Ut-aX:r: May. ".HH
fltte. Un Nominal. Cora March. ta&.bin.
Uatn-Mav. ZMsc: track white atato. iBul:
track white enun. l-nrk Imlli
new men f isrtl.;: family. l&ui$ISJu
hurt clear. Lard buU. prime
western steam e.ti aomiaaL
Cnlaaga Orala aad ira Jasa.
Cnrraoo, Ure. tl.
Folkrwias" were the quoutltam oa the
Ituard of Trade today: Wheal December,
eraaed iasc duad Sic; Joiy. eaaaad
Mac duent 7)e: May. opened extao, ekawd
ouve. toea-IJBcnabr. ooaaad Mito, daasd
iWht: Jaaaary. opened MV, cluasd Mcr. May,
epeaad Mac, clenad Mc. tarts lajuambar.
epeaad J3ic cioaad jfaaaary. opened
Xtteflb ciuaeaaac: Mmj. iaia he. ctaaad
a-k-Jaaaarr. opoaed ft3.4U, dosed
IttSk May. oaawad $!. clanad ttUtt
Lard Janaary. opened 17.41, cieaed tTJTH.
Priatmi Batter faaey criamsii. ZTHe
per Ib4 taaer dairy, t$Sia paokiag Mock.
BU4c aaa-Frenb etack. Wo per sVanm:
raid storaira, Ktitfn. iTeas lDltry-C1u k
ens, thftia oar Hk tatkvya, u,Hr; darka
HnWt asasa, ngtc, ' hotalaaa Harkaaaa,
isili lis Mekfuaa anassat aslsed
s Bwiat HMatnaa-liuaunm.
blUtakWaar herraL t-raabsrnsa Cape Uud.
m pay Mrras. Appm-p 4.w per
barreL
Uea
anwSCoBMer4 aLrafn aHa
Uea atedB Tha axiom at the Union
Mark tarda today mail aa teUawsc
CatUa aawtata for the day. tOjm oatalde
of a few eana of fair to eosd sseers at MMm
L trade waadaH with the cossergradm of
e)tWf MtaltCf InVWVePe
Mam Ruilpm for tba nay. MJOOO. market
rtrea. a tnaa ntmur: heavy. l enajl m
tefcer a llama. a.iua4,u, ugn
e"ttU.la
nstaayt las sina.
THE CHURCH ALTAR.
Ps urate It.
Palms and other potted planta are ttsnal.
lynard In the Christrosji decoration of tbs
church, but a much flner effect can bene
cured by Broupins; tbeas at poinUaway from
the altar and decorating that with vines or
tnniiwm. It holly ta procurable. It can
ba maaacd about the altar and arranged
along the chancel rail in a careleaaly ar
tistic way and be made much mora effect
ive than any potted planta, as the lattct
always have a more or I cm formal air about
them. In spite of ail efforts to avoid It, I f
yon have tall palms, place them id the back
ground. '
If evergreens and flowering planta are
need, do not combine them, but keep the
flowers to one Sie. Tha two do not bar
tuouite, Ouo "kills" the otla-r. to make
use of the term which arttets nae to express
inharmonious combinations of colors. In
thia cane it in not no much a claoh of color
aa it in of individuality. Ited bcrrlen and
leaves require nothing in the Khapeof flow
em to tiring out their beauty, )ut show to
the bent adrantage by thenmclren. or when
unrd with evergreens. In wreathing the
chancel railn, fasten the sprays to a rope or
cord wit h fine wire or string, and do not
attempt any regularity In sir or fhape of
fentoona wbrn yon put the wreathing In
pine. Aim to produce an unstudied effect.
A charming effect isproduceil by sprin
kling the leave of evergreen with mncil
ageand sifting powdered mica over them.
Thia will glisten (n the evening like frost.
If the supply of holly berries in limited,
crystallized grasses cah be worked In effec
tively. There are varieties of shrubs grow
ing in swampy places which bear scarlet
fruit which makes a very satisfactory sub
stitute fo.- the holly. Throw vines over the
altar, letting the ends of the branches trail
on the floor et sidesand front.
Among the dark green foliage which
should la washed la-fore using, to bring out
its Klorny beauty fasten the berries gath
ered In the swamp and use grasnes among
t lien i if you choose. Home of the berries
can I dipped in mucilage ami dusted with
mica and combiued with the scarlet clus
ters. The frosty white and glowing scarlet
harmonize well and contrast strongly mid
height! n the effect of each other. The rich
green of tha iry will throw out the colors
mont effectively.
The king blanches are easy to arrange
satUfacturilv. Simply throw them over
the altar, aud thi-y wtai toalmoxt Arrange
tbctuM.-lvra. A puru white cross can be
placed on the altar, with always of Ivy
winding about it aud trailing over Itsarms.
If thought prefcrnble. a cross or star matte
entirely nf la-rrica. cither in their natural
color or frosted, can be placed in front of
the altar, against a background of ivy or
evergreens. In this case I would not tuns
clusters of berries at other points of the
altar decoration, but confine the effect to
the designs into which they arc worked.
Ilcv. IXiX
rarlatmaa Charity.
"flood will toward men" Is the all per
vadiug sctitimeut of Christ mantide. It is
the time to bury unkind thoughtanud petty
jealousies. It Is the season for loving deeds
and kind remembrances, a day of general
amnesty, a time to forgive and forgi-t. and
with a mantle of ChriniUke charity to
cover the foiblca and frailties of our fel
lows. The sentiment of common brotherhood
should predominate It isa sentiment that
does not lessen the teuder ties of kinship,
but broaden and ennobles Its possessor.
The man who confine his Christmas chari
ties to his own family circle misses the
purest and holiest pleasures of the day.
The custom of giving Christmns presents
hi said to have originated in the oriental
practice of bearing gifts on ail pilgrimages
and visit. Ihus the wise men of the east
Uid gifts at the feet of the infant Christ.
With us the custom has, or should have, a
higher and nobler significance.
The act of charity or the testimonial of
fnendtfkip ami esteem should be entirely
spoutaueons. To bestow gifts w ith the hope
im return or reword, or to propitiate friend
ship or iuterest, is to masqucradi: selfishness
in the guise of geuenmity.
The oriental idea of charity was recipro
cal, toexchauge benclits for favors expected.
Christ inaugurated a nobler system, the
principle nf brotherly love "Itace on
earth, good will toward men,"
One A astral In Christ man.
A hot northerlv wiml. lmlon with
and dust, bail been blowing with great force
lor two unys. J tie thermometer In the
warmest part of the afternoon touched np
tola in the shade, and even nt night did
not full IhIowKU. The email birds, find
ing but little shade ill the straight leaved
gum trees, came in under the covringot the
wide verandas of'the hum. The snakes
were almost more dangeroua at night than
they were In the day. In fact, it waa in
tensely hot weather. Tha sua rose on the
Christmas morning without any appearance
of a change.
The forenoon was spent iu branding cat
tle in order that they might lie released and
watered, aa detention in such heat much
longer would prolatbly cause some mortal
ity. In the meantime the dinner was in
progress. The lady of the establish incut
bad roasted the wild ducks aud teal, pre
pared the green peas potatoes there were
none and boiled the plum pudding. At 3
o'clock we aat down in a long veranda to
do our duty, notwithstanding the state or
the wratber. when we were not made cooler
by having, in default of other beverage, to
drink but tea, which we sipped from large
latsius. The puddiugwaa a great success
and was the more apnciuted because the
whole of the ingredients bad beau brought
W miles in builock wagons at a cost of
1300 a ton and bad run many risks of being
stolen or lost on the mart.
Te ChrlstaUai Ilea.
The origin of the term Cliristmaa box"
as applied to donaUonawf Christmas stand
ing money is uncertain, though antiqua
rians generally seem to think that it was
derived from the custom of placing money
for massea to tm nnill nr mina. m. 4"i M.u
day therefore ' "Christ masses" in a box.
wnicb from this use waa called a Christ
mass box. a teem imulnnll ' nu.l i
Christmas bog ami finally applied to all
wi Kivea aa a uunaunaa gratuity.
, The Yale tmsaf. ;
Christmas In ulmeevMl with matmln.!.
asm In tba anowy north land of Sweden.
The enlehrBtiim nennnv mnl. anrasn 4aaa
w a"" -nn.aaev wW
days, beginning on the Stth of tba month.
a uawwiui custom m tnat e ratsiug a
lanes aheaf of mrln n tha. Im,
above the boose liar the wild birds to feast
npon. It la said tkat no peasant will ait
down to Lis Christmaa dinner until the
yule sheaf hi lifted la place for the birds iu
the snow outside.
Atarax Man rxrcllent washing pow
4nr. The women uf Bclginm and Hol
land aro noted for their snowy lindn.
They attain thia desired result by the
nao of borax a handful to 10 galkaM uf
OarB-Wew. atajBe,
.Oats-WnYtas.
Wav Taneits tia;
Stras.eteMa.
pa, t8et; ekmaj
eonltry Chlcknaa. d let i nd, V; tsrVeys.
ea,itc; nea-dreiec,8abJc; s)ior
moirsa vanwtssia
Ajiiilai II saw LM per afe .
Paliaai tae par sa
Tarsias aucestea.
av toe ere ea etLMS
tHct cena aad aaifeia l-WHo calva
Hr-4rfie
hkttp tMcale
Oaal-anft. Melt: kaes. ts M.
Weed Cor i. 4.a: rawed, avn".
Attesasitea Asaaaslnatlna.
' Gilmax, Ills., Dec. 34 An attempt to
kill Kev. Mr. Kuaeell and wife of Gibson
City, a short distance out of Oilman, was
made by John Murray. Murray struck
the old gentleman several times with a
coupling pin and would have killed him
but for the timely appearance of a neuih'
bor. The reverend gentleman and wife
are in bad shape in cou.ecqucnce of their
battle, but nothing serious i looked foi
as the outcome.
. Frnveatiaa is Bt:er
Than cure, and those who arc subject
to rneumatum can nrcvent attacks
by keening the blood pure and free
irom tno acm wuicn causes the Uis.
ease. Yon can rely npon Hood's
Sarsaparilla as a remedy for rheuma
tism and catarrh, also for every form
of scrofula, salt rheum, boils and
other diseases caused by impure
blood. It tones ami vitalizes the
whole system.
Hood's Tills are ea5y and gentle in
A RELIABLE AMD ON 2 Of THE
BEST KNOWN SPECIALISTS
IN THE UNITED STATES.
His Rooms Crowded. Everybody
satiftiicu, ann many
Praising Him.
DR. S. D. REA,
Surgeon and Specialist
Who has ctesled such s sensation is sad smnnf
Cbicago b? cnrlr.e illsrave thst slamst bsfflec
tbs Biadlcal frnterni-y of the c nntrr. snd by tBf
reqne of mssy tricnd sad psUsat be has at
cklcd to vail
Bock Island
At tha Harper House,
FAIDAT, EEC. 2SUi.
Returning every month during the
year, to remain a day.
Pr Ilea kas been fl-nnected with the Isrceat
bmsji tsl la ibe couatrr. and aas ao superier la
aiacanslait and Irriuinc a iKCises bu aelomis
tis Be will give (M for ssy esse be cannot tell
taa disease, smi srbcre bicste t iu five atinuies.
lie will retnra te Kck Island every nonth to re
auia om dsy.
T rents sll cnrsble medlesl and euiFteal dis
eases, acnte ami chronic, ealsrrh, iiscam-s of the
ee, enr and aose, tb ost sa.t Isags, dssepsia,
Hrlghl's disease, dlsbete. kldnej-s. liver, blsd
ler. cbnauc female and sexual dlse. ,.lles
y a Ota cuiad I A poeitlve gasraateal
Yssst aad atMdle-Axedl Wea
nnffermc fnan spenatorrhoea sad iaipntencT as
use ft sun or oii-ease la yuuin or
In ma
ture yea-r. sad otner csuinm, rodudn wmie of
ia loisnnog aseeui. ss emissna, aioicnes, oe
blllty. aerenastiess, diuiima, ooaf osloa of ideas,
svermon of sortrty. detective sfreatnry and nana)
xbamnkHi, which unst.Uis viciUn for anslasM
nr marrtami, ara poisuumnllj eared by remedies
not lujurmaa.
Blaadi aad Mkia aUsaaaea.
aypblliis and ooMnlicatioas, as rote throat,
falluat of the bnir. psia In iho butiee, i tc are
nnrfnetlr eradlcatc-d wltnmit asing BMrcary or
other liilorlna crags timeirrbnan. glocU srie
taiee aad all urinary and kMney teonbles bsd
IV cored by Ueauaeat U.nt ka acver f nlled. Be
aederukos ao inearabli! cares, bat cans thoas
ands given ap to die. Beawber the date and
crane early, as his towns ara always crowded
wberewr ae stops.
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