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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, TUESDAY MORNING MARCH 15, 1904.
THii CAIRO BULLETIN better teain sbrvick
Ctb!ishod I8S. Imp
"1 'JUDGE JOS. P. R08ARTS
j :n some directions. It will probally
Pabllihcd Dl1y by Tft Bulletin Company at not be easy if g I jusl want
Exc
ires in His Honor
'In this (lcpi)t'npnt all nmruWf cf nsSfsl in
formation will 1'" bth Bj Wwl " f . j
MitlUOn n?ltd1 hy rmdfn .-..tin rniri: any n
70S Ohio Let sc. Thonee .
,'.T, oat
night, I:
)".! for'
perhaps some improvi
I ji:ni i'' prop r efforts
i in tho rigM directioi
tbe A'cx-jrr County
Circuit Court.
jEOKE. Managing Editor.
in nuatm of
o'hstderstlon.
li
wit!
JWtTroiltSATIffil.
Siitucrf rt ion K'mii
One week by carrier - . -
One month by carrier
On rear In advance.. ..
J5 Unll.
10 cents.
nci'
a Second-class
Rate red at theCair.i pojtrfll.-.
Mill Matter.
of business if you advertise in The
Bulletin.
It is true newspaper advertising
does not make every merchant rich
who uses its columns, but no mer
chant gst rich nowadays who docs
not advertise in the newspapers.
The Bulletin wants to see a Demo
crat in the White House a year from
now. and it is willing to let the na
tional convention select the man.
Observer Smyth needa to keep
weather eye on March 17. There will
be trouble for him if It rain.; on thai
day and of right there ought to be.
In Memphis they have a large
Cleveland club and n large Hearst
club. If neither of these men is nom
inated these two clubs will be thrown
on i he market for wha
worth.
they may be '
!
. '
Returns continue to show that the
Hon. Joe Chamberlain hs failod in !
convince the vote
the tax on bread,
to collect from tl:
tho foreigner.
8 of England thai
which he proposes
m. veill be paid by
There is another young Republican
in this county who deserves something j
from his party because of services
rendered without money and without
price Mr. Miles Safford Gilbert. It
is about time Mr. Qltbert received
some recognition trom the party or
ganUation. other than thai of a boost-1
er for others.
Perhaps the r.v.-t important pee
importa;:' plec
tin this raorainp
e supr .
in the Norlfcec
la Important b
of news in The liall-'in this mo-ninir ,
cause its immedal
on the great railroad
effect up
combinatior
against which it is directed, but also
and much more so In the general ef
feet which It may have as a preced ;
ent fen similar adion in oilier dlrec 1
Hons, if the merging of railroads, for
the purpose of preventing competltl 11
and controlling rat"s in a given terri
hous-es for a like purpo e '
Judge Butler, w underi 1 ind tool
little fall out of Tie- Bulletin : 1 1
day. on account of Its reference !
the bond ol the Hie: r.on ran It a;
pears that, in so far as thi: r- fereuc
may have reflect d upon the court. II !
trae not Just, nor was it s) Intended
The judge followed precedenl 111 lix
ing the bond al MJmm), which in thi
kr.veet usually fixed in cases win
the charg- la murder. Ordinaril;
this is not excessive and dots not
serve as an absolute bar tothi lib n;-
of the prisoner, which, manifestly i-
not the purpose of a bond, in any 1
case. That it has served so la thi
case is, perhaps, a roe. ill of the sane
combination of things that alway:;
Ne up and smote poor old Mipawber. 1
The Bulletin Is pleas d to cxhonerat.
Judgt; Butler.
K ib geuera.i, i,,.. n m
tngton that not one quarter has been
ioia in ine posioince scan.ais; ana
the defeat ol the Democratic demand
for a thorough Investigation, by a
Tote of 141 to 125, is said to have bei n
brought about through the president'
Influence. The Marlu n disclosure
ore !,aid to be nothing to whal could
be fllBdosed in the department nf '
8. Bchalienherger. seeond inslsiani
boat master general. Ii b. enmmou
rumor that many Ikon and- f dot
lars have bet-n "I'cil'dc! ed in I
department m paym'-nt,. in looinset
for carrying Ibc maih Ii wa d' -.'i
opo'l l,i t Friday that He- pi ,bb til . I
the (Tnlto-I t;ta'' - ' .m-l an iute-.tjci
tlon ol the roll, n bin.- in . it I lie ib
fSUlmi nl Me Ib'-refi.re si 'it for
Bpeakt I Cannon and the house ;r
agers. and told them that it must not
he. Acting upon his command. Cm
no, PByne and a few othe r H put li
I ... 1 . ...U.. 1 1.. ..... 1 1 .
yu iea.u- u.i --.. ..... ....
Boas? applied tue ia-n upon ti.e i
of their servants, and the result i-
inai an mve go- is men uowu.
i this is ine same president woo
baa heretofore talked and issued
feVOr of ! : -
govctnr-:-' .:: . : - -
Bght In al! dtr! -.:-
b.-viku IWaiVs v. ia U
lavy hti to seep z .
aw a. m. . .
vlng broken, j
w
. peri; ipa a cel.::. die.iified pres. -at a
. an of the esse to the proper officers
-vi:: hat some brar-.'iHal eft'--!.
j T-v.it v- : :" r.i ! .-fry
j :JJ. ,. .in . nori , sp.i;-, d rt h - :t nr.
l -f ., ,, .),, .-.,. d thirl; 1.v.
Cairo inn a very excellent s rvice for
all the purposes of travel and of hns
iness. Nor is there much cans: for
complaint, and only la two or throe
cases Is ir.-. prove me in much nee k-U.
Tho service to T'aebes, for instance
fs r.ot as pood as i't might be, but It
till probably be Improved In due time
It Is anderstood that the Illinois Cen
tral company is working toward that
B8d and allowance must be made for
newness of the road. The train
leaves Cairo now at 2:45 p. m., and
returns the next day. There is nr.
mail service
cation has b
service and i
the prospect
led In the v
But the tr,
"onipliii in
and I roe. fo
iiwr ariiw:',
on this train but appli-i
?en made for a pouch
t has bom granted, with
that it will be inaugur
ery near future,
o instances where most
nade are the Cotton Belt
a;: tain trains,. The for-
;U i-tt mmn 'Mill IftleCW
at 2: IS p. ni.: rat latter arrives about f
noon and leaves at 3:20 p. rx. The?
trains are of littl- ua to poop; . h
.vish to visit Cairo on business, bi
cause they do not give time enous'n ,
for business; and they do not serve
the Btcda of Cairoit.s who wish to -
make In sinews trips along those lines
beca'.;
lose t
on th
hey make it necessary to
inch time. The mail service
trains is al poor, becaue
aj of arrival and departure
ing up or disposing of bus
iness by mail is thus scriouily ham
per d. A morning service don those
vvo line s Of road would be of value
to the city a morning train south
and an evening train coming north
would serve the public better in every
way. It would enable people te come
to Cairo. Bp :i ! lite evening in attend
ing to their buslaem, ge; a good
night's rest and return home in tin .
meriting, and it would enable Cairo!
business vr.cn to give some atl al t-
to their iii3H or.iere. ana c-en.i eneu
patron's repli.s in good time.
The matter is Important enough t
invite the earnest attention of thosi
eoncem.d in the commercial develop
ment of the city and if property pre
tented vill doubtless receive respect
fed attention by the railroad officials
5 y
mrmric r:rT TnrA V
7
v r .1 rwr iujai,
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(ywvW(WMAAiW - ..vSA.'J
Tuesday. Marr.h 15.
BrMMaat.
' i;hl
Sugar and Creaui
Hash Fluted Potato, s
pets Coffee
Lunch.
Hashed Potatoes
Lima Beans
French Dressing
5 Ch("-se
Caramel Cut tarda
Coffee
Escarole
Wafe
SURPRISED BLACK THIEF
nd Ordered Him Out of Houic. Did
Mrs. c. Fred Berry, of Ninth
Street.
M'"' " ,'!l"'ti '" terday morning
Mrs. ' Fred Berry, ol I Hi Ninth
street, wife of ijiipinteiideiil IJerry, ol
the Chicago Mill and Lumber com-
pany. was attracted to her lied cham
bei b some- unusual noise and when
he entered the room wa. very much
surprise i to find a negro ransacking
the dresser drawers,
The n-gro als
and wh'-n asked
muttered some
about coming to
ppeared sarprlsed
hal he was doing
particulate reply
e the lady of the
:1os,.. Mrs i: rry did not like his
method of calling, and ordered him
out. The (ettow backed away and m
his haste to gain safety In the Mo
bde and Ohio freight yards, forgot to
leave hi, card, consequently Mrs. Iter-
rj. ,p,,s not .n.,w his name. l.. pro
cured a card case, however, which
was the only thing missed from tho
house end h" may morp strictly oh
, .;H ,.s.(om n ,(,,. f,,)r.
Mrs Berry ilescriben the fellow a
ing about 23 years old. btaek an
noli and heaw set.
HE COULDN'T PAY BOARD
And Mrxjiulci C"unty'3 Ja-'T Ins
Fed Him for H.; Patl T .vo
Wrrki.
w. :; Bfcrncs came to I alro vera I
sri ks ago and registered at lb"
Hotel Illinois. He was a genial fallow
and grew quite confidential to Land
lord Allep. Confiding that he owned
rateable mineral lauds In Alexander
,... ,,,;, , ,,,,.,.,,
aUMlt $JM, worlh u lhe M,
money vhat was coming U him, but
w 0ojn nt.v,.r fa. , r , . ,.. , .,
a5 '
Mr AIIun i..,,,,.,, a Warranf f,
starncs arr. st and he boardi I with
egfe '.mil i (rr,ljv v ii-.t h'
,., i ...
3 .' VI. '
j
I f. .'.'-Tr
letters that te'iSg to ctHer pecple.
b
bath house
1
Irawiug ten feet rise., two
fslnp from fresh water to
Inches fn
Great trv.ibl? is beim; expovlcased
in conveying tV- bi t ilmbeW. v'iie'i
woieh about 21.IWO peunds, from the j
California fore.-ts to the St. Louis ox-j
position grounds. Tie- gian! redwoods
are 'to occupv a pltce in front of the1
When the head ami the ttpper part
the body ie- crowded with blcyid. a;
I in sever.- hold ach is or Inflamwatlon
of th? b'.ngs. or ordinary sore throat.
! the exc-s!ve blood nnist have c;:ne
I from the lower etremltios. leftVlBl
c.ild fee'. In all such cases a hot fcot
; bath !s beneficial. In t nen caaea
red DeSBsr, or mustard shonl.1 bo nut
m pmosoPHy.
There
;n )p jf
future c
is little p,-ace and. oc:nf
we are always anxtoea a
ents.--Coleridge.
to
Sna'or 3hu,tar ' I re that Senator
Sniffikirs ft landtag out a great many
persona! notes to delegates to the Na
tional Convention." Senator Bteole
"I should at? see And they're nearly
pty r.Vgaur purse in
,-udin of crocodile Pea
or know the nTtfFerei
eht and an lTTtfrgllff I
n in a light.
sail the little stream
v. hat we must elo.
eat
Yon
Mtvtx
til yen
"Give.
And
F I:
gifta and wedding g:ft.
...
, "'
Christmas gifts and New v
Wi
Tlv -e.an .vho can b- nothire
serious, or not hi:.-: but ra; rry, k i,t. ."tr frier t! and l-rolher was laid to res
half a man. -Leigh Hunt , with beautiful ceremonies, and by at
feciionatei hands.
"You can't eat your bake and have i Further carrying out the object cf
it, too," remarked the Cheerful man. (the committee, we present in open
"You can't, eh?" growled tjbe dyspep-1 coujt, the following tribute, to his
tic, as h swallowed n couple of tab- m-moc from the tar:
'ets. "That's all you know about it." Hon. Jorenb P. Robarts was born at
(iodfrev, Madison county. Illinois.
A man ie. .-: r.:.-a: r I by what he; , ;.,.lrch 2nd. lv.. His father. In
thinks he know, but by what hoJame3 Robarts. afterwards located al
"! ' sMr"1 Carbondale, Illinois, was a prominent
NEWS OF THE WEATHER
Results of Givernment Observations
With Prospects for Cairo and
Vicinity Today.
Dona tor Cai'
Parity cloudy
in tcinm-raturi
atnl vicinity
not much
General Wiather Canditiont.
The crest cf an aret of high barom-
renters ln North Dakota v ith a
rid.: ndiug southward to the
gulf coaat. A disturbance centered As a lawyer, he devoted himself to
yes ter lay merging in the upper Ohio baa profession, with ambition and en
valley. A . i eom! low prgfsurc area thuslasm. and war e-.er zealous and
appcan to be moving in from the faithful tp hfa clients, alway-, ready
north Pacific coa " eappttee their ettuee, fearb-sly and
Within tl,-- huri IH hours, pswdpita foieibiy.
to i m j ec--ir rr.l In the we;. tent golf W ie it ( ejft:- DpOg tlM I" 'ei, lie
ttatos, stid throughout ttt- lower lib gae hi time moal vtiuwe ty. to
ot , ": .i .ippi and Ohio t ilb v,, the (K-rformanrc oi his -lutie . to
Fan v. ither has mntlnucd In th-. '-. '--m abiltti. "m enabled him
(,n4 Honthwepl tg preside otei the Hta 'n hi aff
Tar '- ("mpe.rainVc repoHH caH, with determination, abttlty, ami
'. - i. rdat mini .. was i degree i i -. atel hi aer 'imntodatiM 'tfttM
above tAtrr, ,-.i Mlb City. Mofll ar-tei and ' line m id 41 po itton
Preczlng lemperatur' i were reported j on the ood wilt of litbjwu, nrrs.
i Fat onth a we tern Tenne?ifiee. 'and li- .; A'thiMiah nsiine. and
Slre! hirmom"'er:-i yesterday quick in in naiure, he was ready In
- Cf St ' re. I t
tell-
W uliingtci Bulletin.
' the Associated Press
Washinxton. March 14. I
Uolr
paT Tuwday except snow in extreme
norih (Kirtion: Wednesday fair, warm
er; fresh northwest winds.
i Missouri Fair and warmer Tues
Wtdnt Uy tti'.'ra :-g Ugenfi
Car iUAi inCr.o D..-. Cr 2 t.. ,
: I i ail orf-r, a:i l oi'tr was .. i a dd
fjr taak.'-g tuo r, It a le !;:f.n.-it oi
tho service.- Of the late Judge J. P
. B.-'mtrt--. The c urt having dlrpoeed
tot the regular, business of tho day
Hen. Miles Frederick Gilbert, as
.'.niy.aan af tho c:nm:;;o i app.-inte 1
6r the purpose, presented the follow
r;; report?! F
le committee appointed by the
t. carried out the duties suggo. tei
he presiding judge, and on the da;
of appointment, the fo!!:.v!ng circular
wae. promptly issued:
IN MCMORIAM.
HO.. JOSEPH P. ROBART..
' The undoreigned, bavirg been ai
pointed a committee; by the circuit
urt of Alexander connty, Illinois
iion. A. K. VieUcrs. judge presiding, to
make arrangements for the general at
tendance of tho member.-, of the bar in
f Ci
and throughout
lit. ut the funcr.
He
thai you make amrogeiceDta to attend
th-- friaeral, and so far as possible
ROtlfy other members of the bar in
your locality, to be present at Carbon !
dal, on Tne-day. October 27th. 1W3 j
at which time and place the interment ;
will be made. The hour of tho funeral
has not yet been named, but will be J
published as soon as sseertained. All j
of the bar arrivi
ire expected to n
dley Hotel, so as t
in Car-
JHI.ICS FUEI")I5R1CK GI
ntT
JOHN M. LANBIHEN,
RKKP OHKKN,
WAI.TKR WARDFR.
WILUAU N. BI TLKR.
Comniiitee.
A large attcadance of the bar, not
nls ot Cairo, but of the First judicial
circuit, met at Carbondale, October
87tJi, I !:;, to honor our late Judge
to attend bis funeral In a body. Tl
having in eharro the obsequies, se
cd as honorary pal' bearers, two oi
profession from each county, in
district. The funeral was the lar
in the history of Southern Illinois.
iicjan. Judge ttoDarts was edu
d a' Carbondale, and at tho ill:
Mili'ary Academy, at Fulton, Ilii
noia. Hi- erred his term faithfully as
' .v
Working in a n.imber of larger offices
in 1873, he ( stabllshed the Jackson ;
County Era, at KBrphyehOro, the first
Republican paper there. White pur
suing lii-, vocation as a priatey, hi
industriously applied himself to the
stnd ol the law. Ho was admitted
to the bar, in 1S7S, anil began thi
practice in Murphyatoro, Illinois, and
the lolloping year, removed to Mound
I City, fUi. in 1881, be was elected
stairs altoraoj of Pulaiki county, to
Hoilthern Illinois penittntiarj He
was elected county Judge, ol Pulaski
ewiiMy, m IV" ,-md In l9t, wa elect
id judge of th- circuit court, re-- bet
cd in 197, end again in June, 1lH:;
II' bi all It In I in the Hummer of
1903, and he sight the Pacific coast
accompanied by bis devoted miUt,
in the ho; : of improvement, but this
never came, and he passed away at
8:40 o', l ie;., OetoBer "nth, 190:?, at
! Judge Roberta pesse.-S'd, in B won
detfad lew, those magnetic 'juaii
BS which both attracted and held
friends, and trim early manhood,
drew around htm, a host of admirers
always n : . follow him. who was
b) natures leader.
Ig an error, and aiwajs in
tnuh w;HC- wiih tie se dif
ih him. snd by bi generosi
magi: ii.imity. al-.vavs eapti
ad r: aries. He was par
suneepiibie lo I be cause of
rated b;
tlcnlarl)
the iv,ir,.si i. and ( ...l i ie.1 iitip ,
readily responding, with prompt aid
to those whom he thought deserving '
lof rotectlon. His long experience up I
. n tb- ben oh, n-ad- hint a gotwl law-1
yr II. h3,J a ... I I iud! i
Is prtmcunctBa .. ..-nttn-Ic
" - - -
felt keenly, the duty, and not Infre
quently, with visible emotion.
it cm be truthfully said, he was the
embodiment of liberality, and true
generosity, always giving even be
vend Ma m -ana. He was a warm
h.eaet. i. able judge, a valuable and
ev.:i. i: citizen, a lover of his coun
try. an affectionate and devoted hus
band, and qng will bis memory be
eheifthed by the people, the profes
sicn, and his associates upon the
bench.
It is the desire of this commi.t ie
and the bai f Ca.i -.. that this report
be maeli a part of the records of this
court, aad that an engrossed conv
,BER
JOHN M. LANBDEN,
REE1 ORBEN,
WALTER WARDER,
Witt N. BUTLER
A page In the records of the court
waii set aside for the report and the
proceedings, thort addresses were
(nade bj Hon, Wm. H Qilbert, ttor
ney An? 1 l'ek, Judge W. S. Dew;y,
Attorney M J. O'Shea, and Hon. Wal
ter War-', r. The last named sp ik In
part aa follows:
'May it please liic evert, gentlemen
of Hie Alexaiuler ctinnty bar, ladiea
and gi mil men:
Dihlst menibei afti 1 uiember oi
profession, we, thi urviving r
-entaiives of (lie Alexander county I
bar have i on wont to njoct together
ii open ovurt, and in solemn and for
mal mauutu 11 pK..i it. and place
upon the pages f)f fh tifflcial records
of the court, some lasting memoril
thai will la-ar licyond the na
row span of our day and general io
the testimony of our love and respei
for onr departed brother whose nam
has be n. by the decree or tbo al
wise le-iivi-v-nre ftrici'en from th
redls of the living. It has likewise ; the adjutant general at Springfield
baen 'tor em torn to give personal ex 1 i; 'Robarts' Provisional Regiment of
Ion ol our esteem and apprccla-1 Illinois Volunteers to the Spanish
tlon of the good qualities that have i American war.'
been most prominent and character
istic in his life.
"The fregnent occurrence of these
occasions during the last decade
gives mi added melancholy to the sad
duty wc have this day met to i..
if.
; tit.
Among the loved and famltl
oi those wc have thus hon
or, d i i oil lo mind Judges McCai I
ney, Baker, Albm, Royer, Browning
and Oreen. And BOW another bright
net shining light of our profewhm
has gone out forever Jtidgn Joseph P
Rr.bari .. th in wboiri re. inn In Sotilfi
ern Hbu
ed it lit.
hilred by
me . highly i em
r ntor. leu - nnd A
ih and Fife n lb" pen
"Hou..iaid.- Joaeph P. Robaris
sprang from the hmnble aad staph
walks of common-place life, hut
neither the narrow v. ays of home n-.r
the dull atmosphere ol poverty could
chill th" warmth of his icbiwiuic SOttl
. ,. vi t,:i, ,i,:
linn 11.. had the dualities nnd en-
, . , , , ( , ,h
,n Mr bavc m,t offfn
... .kiiii. n,r.i.
;l7 or
ticca prtace a qaality ci Eanhoc-d
1
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is simply a combination of port wine and pepsin it contains
no drtlgs or chemicals. Doctors recommend it as a good,
common-sense tonic; as a remedy lor dyspepsia, indigestion
and kindred ailments for invalids, convalescents, old
folks, nursing mothers, and debilitated people generally.
Two sizes, 50 cts. and $1.00.
THE WALTHER PEPTONIZED PORT CO., PITTSBURGH, PA.
For sale by
HERMAN C SCKL'H. PHARMACY CC, C
(that "uail- before no enemy and 'halts' 00 tB
I . , , . ed in
feesion, Judge Robarta developed we
hardy, independent, strenuous man
bodd that won for him honor after
honor, and finally plaCad him em the
bench where he was retnined by the
choice of the bar and the epople until
the end, oi his life.
' As a judge he Jtnned to a fair
khi wtedge of tii.- lave, a dee pinslght
Into human nature, and a plain, prae
tlcal, etry-day. common sense, that
aiMti hits to :,nccesttili deal with
the Intrtnatb and nernlexlng Qttea
1 times surprised counsel upon both .
j sides by pursuing novel and unex-:
1 peetOd routes to reach a conclusion. ,
! but when arrived at it was generally
; found to be the result that establish
!d the real justice of the cause.
"An every constellation contains,
1 . m bright, particular star, and
! every cluster of jewels some gm of
I pure) t ray serene, so bad Judgo Ro-j
harts bad en- attribute ol char i
er that, sboni
Mil.
ritb
er reflplendcnl above
ci ilii patriotism w
winji and a burning realism
I bis country and bis Bag
h
led hi:, life and bis honor, ami
ii life end honor be cheejfttUl of
d upon the altar of bis country fl
hour of her need. After the :,iul
of the Maine and declaration of
n i
war with fpain. he was among lb
(irit to tender Ins aervjeei M the
chelf executive 01 HlnOls, Krom l.o'.
liernor John b Tanner be received a
I j COmffllBeofl to enlii.t a regimi nt of
1 volunteers tot the Spanish Americiu
, war. lii l abort time the regfmenl
i , vas enrolled and a full and complete
I j roster of Offieera and men placed on
' hie With the governor at Springliel.i.
i it was known and designated, and
ilaow stands op the offlclal register of
"In the dome tic an ! social spheres
Judge Bol.e:: . araa faithful and pano
UliOUU in the hlg'uoot degree in the
ill eharir" ot "very duty and n-spon .i-
bfMty that devolved upon him ia MM I
relations to family and friends.
"As a friend and comrade lie bad no j
otiMTior. Mic, fund of good humoi
md rlieeffutBess was Innsbauntihlr I
p.. loved Hfa and cuaghl ,i if h Ub J
,,.i.i. tils aa tie v fl. v. IBs love and'
,1,-, -iy .for rrtbora wa h broUsj as
Humanity h elf and whearei sW"!
,ve..i Ik- made fn nd-- Innumerable j
The high end lie- low. the rich aim
lhe floor were alike drawn to MM b)
the bonds of I inetnetui and sympathy
1. II... .1.1.. u.. " I
tl'ifi,;iii .iji.i. ii . . ' 1 1 v.tt.. i.i. - j
note or his life ;utd the Inn- secret of
his ; tic-. and great popularity.
"He had a love for nature in her
wild and rud aspects, and for sport
and r. creation be sought the CompaU-ion.-
hip of forest, lake and rock bound
.-.ho.e. It was my pleasure to spend
several summer vacations with him
in Washington Island in Lake Mic'i
Igan, f.nd I have accompanied him en
tnsny a happy cruise snd fishing ex
r '''it! H had a m! par. Ira for
anrling'ami 'i an tpt?? v.ith red
and reel He wa a! a gs.i i ailor
.! --.n -ed aathtgg xr than a all!
on the water of La'..e iSU.viigia,
atrasc mb4 nip . Ugh nap, v.-...
k..: mair..-..! esie f&&? and hla tana
tiller; he was cool ami colec
tho hour of danger and neve
i nerve In trying moments."
A th
' a bad egg, but the
whipped into shrape.
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Ba.ckaxhe,
Pa.in in Side,
Hips and Groin
In most cases are direct results of
WEAK KIDNEYS and INFLAMMA
TION OF IBB llLAIdU-iR. The
strain on the i(jjjjncv,a and inflamed
membranes lining the nc-rk of the
Bladder producing these paius.
Lark's
Kidney
Globes
WILL CURE IT.
Two doses j;ivc relief, and one boa
will cure any ordinary case oi Kid
ney or Bladdci Tioeblc. Elemovea
Gravel, cure. Diabetes, Seminal
I'mi'siors Wc.-k BHo Lame Mo- k.
Rheufnatitm, and all irregularities of
the kidneys and Bladsler, hi botb
tncn .-iinl women. S'Jd at f'n cents
pet boa on tin No Cure 7so Pay basis
1.- Paul Ci. Bchulift Rons, 6tiCom
inerciffl Ave , ,-,fl Harry W. Selmb
flru;T Co., VP .'v Commercial Ave.,
lc ageti's for C. no; r sent by mail
upon rcc iit of jm e 1 v Lark Meet'
i ilie Co., Louisville. Ky.
ItatSl nontr. or
ed; pinaud's
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