The Sully County watchman., July 07, 1883, Image 7

About The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894

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SQL'IBS.
George Riddle intends W give read
ings at the leading rts)rts thin sum
mer.
Herr Laflk»r will be given a public
reception by the Germans at Washing
Ion.
Mr. Corcoran proposes to erect a
monument to M«jor L'Eafant, who laid
out Washington.
UMiertC. Winthrop is reported by
the Bx-iton ipers to be desirous of suc
ceeding Governor Butler.
Senator Pendleton has bought a $65
000 summer residence near Cincin
nati.
Dr. 8. Weir Mitchell is at one of the
Cliff Cjttage», Newport, for the sum
mer.
Cardinal McCIoskey has left New
Vor! and jrone to the Academy of
Mount ,S:. Vinci-nt, on the Hudson,
•|»^whrrp he will remain for a number of
weeks for the benefit of his health.
The St. Louis Globe Democrat ex
presses a very general opinion when ii
rfaya, "Sergeant Mason has been in pris
ou long enough."
Mr.-!. Grp.nt, the mother of General
Grant, left an estate worth about $10
000. Her daughter, Mrs. Corbin, at
whose home, in Jarsey City, »he died
recently, has been appointed adminis
tratrix of the estate.
C."mmin«ioner L'iring has appointed
the Rk'v. N. H. E^leaton, of Williams
town, MiWrt., to be chief of the forestry
division of the department of agricul
ture. Mr. KjilestoD has made a spec
ial htudy of forestry.
Samuel Cousins, the veteran English
artist, has just £16 000 to the Ryal
academy, of whicti he is a senior re
tired member, to be invested to pro
vide two annuities to those who may
be fc and deserving of them.
Mr. Parnell has gone to County Mon
aghan, Ireland, to assist Mr. Healey,
home ruler, who has been nominated
for the vacant neat in the Biitish house
of commons. Mr. Henley's conserva
tive opponent is Mr. mroe and the
liberal nominee is Mr. I'ringle.,
As to personal beauty, they say in
Boston that Miss Appleton, of Beacon
street, leads their style, but that their
finest widow. Mrs George Batcheller,
has departed to New York, where she
bas become the wife of Lawyer Bangs.
Mr. J. C. Hartshorn, of Providence,
R. I., is visiting Richmond, V*., to per
fect arrangements foi the erection of a
building to cost $'J0 000 to be used a- a
school for c.)lored girls. Mr. Harishorn
will furnish the entire amount required.
Miss Lizzie Mott, of Milford, Pa., who
was betrothed to Mr. Charles Frost, of
tne Boston Courier, was thrown fr!ji a
carriage in Milford and her alru!l was
so badly fractured that there is no hope
of her recovery. Her brother was also
iatally injured.
Isabella Bawick, the youngest and
last surviving daughter of Tuomas
Bewick, died lately at Newcastle-on
Tyn", in the same house in which the
celebrated wo» 1 engraver lived and
died, in her ninety-third year. It -wi
sh© who presented to the British mil
4 seum its valuable collection of Bewick's
drawings.
Mr. Vanderbilt wore smoked-glass
goggles across his nose when he wheel
ed into Fleetwood Park on Saturday
afternoon. The shadows were getting
long, but the sun was still hot. Maud S.
and Aldinc tartted steadily together at
a jog twice around the track. Then the
millionaire driver let the team go and
spun arround in 2.15J "Well," said
Vanderbilt, "they didn't work very
hard," and stuffing a greenback into a
hostler's band he drove ofl.
M. Birtho'.di has been interviewed
tiy the Paris paper Voltaire. He isd-j
tscribed as "a man of nervous tempera
ment, but solide aud .*•, with a beq.rd
Aattiin clair, sprinkled with white
hairs." Said the reporter: "Amcri
seem to have forgotten that we
Xcontributed to their freedom. Do
\jink the value of the present will
jllloieutly appreciated?'' "Oh,
replied "I jpe lhn statute of
liberty will have its effect lu ban. It is
•/lven to tho Yankee as a souvenir of
France, thai tae emigrants from a cer
tain country, which it is needless to
name, strive to efface."
Rev. Dr. Bradford Raymond, of
Nashua, N. H., has been elfcteu pres
ident of LiVrenc!! University, Apple
ton, Wis. He graduated from that in
stitution in 1870, and is a man of tal
ent.
Miss Nellie Hale, daughter of the
Rev. Elwttrd Everett Hale, of Boston,
whose datgerous illness in Paris sum
moned h«r parents thither a few weeks
ago, iH no*v rapidly regaining her normal
hnalth und strength.
'rofessc.r Pan' Haupt, of GoUengen,
V iotn his b?en invited to fill the chair
«\rseniitc language^ at Johns Hopkins
l. t^'verafry, is only lit) years old, but has
rtlrendvtrisen to enviable prominenc"
among ^erman philologists.
0 Honesty the Best Pelicy.
The other day as a keen-looking
business man, with his hat woru on
the nape of his neck, was standing on
Clark street, a simple, gawky-looking
country lad of 18, with a big envelope
in his hand and his mouth aud eyes
wide opqn, came sauntering along,
looking anxiously at all the signs, which
he van apparently spelling out. The
business man, being naturally kind
hearted and desiring to do a friendly
turn to a stranger,said to the boy: "Hi,
sonny, what are you looking foi? Let
me see that letter."
"No, I cin't let you have that letter.
There's bonds in it," eaH the boy "but
p'raps you can tell me where Mister
Smith live* round here. The boss told
me the number, but I've forgotten it.
and tlio lettei has got bonds in it, und
so 1 ain't to give it to auybodv but
hi™\
*!ve.*,ee» waiting for you this
half hour,' said the keyn business man,
its his face brightened lip "waiting for
you to bring m* thonf/ bonds which I
bought of what'-, hi« liime."
"Be you Mr.
Smiti?"
said the boy.
4Weli, now, I'm rign'lglad I met you,
because I'd clean irgV what waa the
number where the bosXsnid you lived,
and I wouldn't have to go back
to him without finding you it would
have looked as if I was careless.
With th'^e remaika the lad tojk outj*
big envelope marked "J. Smith, E-q.,
pieaent," ip the upper corner "$2 500
U S 5-20V,"and in the ljwer corner
"Commission due, 15. Please remit by
bearer."
"Thai's all right, sonny," said the
keen-looking business man, as he
hauled out a scantily furnished pun-e,
gave the boy a $£? bill and a quarter
and said: "There, sonny, that quarter
is to reward you for your cleverness
and fiielity," aud, putting the envelope
in his breast poc-ket, he walked leis
urely around ttie corner, ran to Dear
born street with the speed of a deer,
skipped lightly round to Madison, and
hailing a cur was whirled away at a
comparative!/ lightning speed. Not
until he had reached Union Park did
he draw the precious envelope from
his pocket, and, with the remark,
"Pray heaven they are not registered,"
tore it open. He ttt-n fwuud that the
envelope contained a copy of the Chi
cago Tribune, which he could nave pur
chased at the office at five cents. Mean
while the simple country lad, entering
a beer saloon in the vicinity of the
Sherman House, has absorbed a beer,
salted away the#5 bill with seven others
in bis pocket book, and, with the re
mark, "Tne fish is biting very numer
ously to-day," takes another big enve
lope from his pocket and once more
sallied forth in search of a keen-looking
business man.—Dedrick Dodd in 8au
Francisco Post.
THE farmer should study the law o
concentration. He shoulrt learn how
to concentrate his crops on the best
paying articles. Does he consider that
butter, beef, pork anu mutton repre
sent only a certain amount of hay,
grass or grain that his farm produces?
i'hat in&tead of selling the raw com
modities, h'-' can, by putting them into
these articles, get much better leturn
for h:s products? His study should be
how to transform the raw products of
his farm into something that is concen
trating and that will bring him the
most money. What he raises has got
to go to some market. Bv concentrat
ing it, little fright will have to be paii
and thus much will be saved. A farm
is only a fartv it is, or should be, a fac
tory for changing the products into ar
ticles of genera! consumption, that
havi a commercial value the world
over, tJkat are of the best quality, that
will keep well and sell well, and bring
prices that will pay well fjr the skill,
labor and capital employed in produc
ing them.
Lawlessness,
IS ARKANSAS.
LITTLE ROOK, Ark., Jane 28.—Law
lessness ha* long existed ?n the corners
of Garland, Yell, and Montgomery
Counties, where outlaws have organi
zed a reign of terror. In April Wil
liam Potter was assassinated, and the
criminals openly defy arrest. List
Sundaj an armed party took pos
iiwnian of u- neighborhood church,
and drawing arms on the
preacher compelled him to read a no
tice naming clliccrs and leading citizens
to leave the country or be killed. To
day Governor Bsrry issued a proclama
tion urging sheriffs and others of these
countus. and all good citizens, to use
every tl'.irt to hunt down the despera
does. He expressed a determination
to break up this murderous gang.
Countryman—"By g')sh, them sus
penders are too short. They pull my
pants up so light can't work my legs.
Haven't you got longer suspender*?"
Muse Schautabertf—:'Mine iren, you
vash misdaken. Does suspenders vish
de longest kind—
imb rted goods. You
keeps dose suspenders, und s'uooat you
puys for dree toliar und a haliaf a bair
of bants vat comes down mt*)ro on der
ground, und dot will tit dose i
rubor
ted
braces.'"
St AI.A i A.
The alarming rabidity with which
rualaria has been ^preadini? over tho
country has caused much talk and inves
tigation. It is a malady which not even
the most talented physicians are able to
fathom. Its cause in most cases is attrib*
utal »io to local surrounding, impure
v/utt r, marshy ground, etc., but it often
appeal's in places noted for lniin£ unusu
ally heulthy. Proliably no disease basso
Iattled tho investigation of the medical
fraternity, and fu\v diseases cause more
misery. Malaria does not uecessarily
mean chills and fever, although these
troubles usually acrompany it, backache,
a (ired weary feeling, lack of energy,
aches of all kinds and a sort of despair
ing misery are the sure accompaniments
of malaria. The standard remedy has been
ouiuine, ami yet all who have taken this
drug know its disagreeable rfleets, aud
also are aware that it svldbiu, if over,
effects a permanent cure. In fact, the
svstciu becomes linallv so inured to it
that even the largest doses fail to give
relief. What is wanted is a good health
riving tonic, which will strengthen and
Tuild up the system and permanently re
store health.
Brown's Iron liittvrs, manufactured by
the Brown Chemical Company, of BiUti
nion4, Md., is such a tonic, and is a
antidote against all malarial diseases,
Irate customer— 'lh.\t goose I bought
here la«t week wa« a.s tough aa leather
judgment, and you said it was ouiy six
months old. My wife nays she bets
that goose has aeen twenty winters."
Butcher—"Qaite likely." Irate cus
tomer—"What do you mean, then, y
viying that it was but «ix mouths old?"
Butcher—'You forgot air, that it wad a
female. Giilautry to tne sex would
not iernut me to put the age beyond
that"
4 TOTAL ECLIPSE
of all other medicine* by Dr. K. Y. Pierce's
''(•olden Medical Discovery" is approaching,
t'nriva'.led in t'.lioH disorders, impure b'ood, and
consumption, which in scrofulous diseus of the
lunga.
We ar« a"1! liable to write the date of
the old year for 'he first week or two
in January, It comes rather hard on
the young mau who in married in Sep
U.iuber, aul who writes an atl'eclionate
letter to an old and discarded girl, dates
it January 1, l&S'J, aud gets sued for
breach of bromine, because of hii ex
post facto i liiitfcretion.
Mrs. McKee Rankin is recovering
slowly from her long and severe ill
ness.
GET THE ORIGINAL.
Dr. l'i*rec'« l'elleU"—the original "Liltle
Liver Pilla" ('agar coated) —cure sick and billon*
headache, sour stomach, an bilious attacks. V.y
irujfgistj.
"My soul is God's but my heart is
your«," were the dying words of *he
late Charley Bickus, the minstrel, ad
dressed to his young wife.
Young tmn or milde-i^-d onej, suffering
from nsrvom debility ami kitjlr-d weakness
tiouM ?end three stamps tor Part VII of World'*
tpo-.»ary Dime Series of 'books. Addren
I
Worm i
Buffalo,
DI-pkvharv
N\ Y.
Mr.nu AL Association-.
Woman's love: "Do you believe that
a woman, nowadays, would die for the
object of her lovt? asked a bachelor
friend. "I don't know whether she'd
die or not," answerd the Benedict, "but
I've known her to en wild when the
trimming didn't suit her."
Pirm-orp. Ma»s.. Sept. 28,1878.
.-in- [have taken II»| Bitters, and recom
mend them to other*, as I found t'nm v»ry bene
ficial. MRS W. TXLLKlt.
Secretary Women's Cnriptian Temperance t'nion.
"Jane" sa a father, 'T thought you
hated stingy p»nu!e, and j'et your
young man—" "Why, pa, wio said he
wasstingj?'5 "0:i, notoly," replied pa,
"only 1 could see he was a little close
asi passed tbrou?h the room."
"Oh! Misery!''
bord Jeffory epitnuiir 1 "T'-.o Th«rn.'' one of
Wudsworth's fincut lyrical ballad.--, a*Mtnnly tell
tn(j 'hovr n woman iu red cloak went up to tho
top »f .1 hill, i» id ''»h mixerj,' and then cam*
down ai»ain.'' II nl that critic kt-pt a bot
tle of Allen's Iron Tonic Hitters in h'« study he
would never havo penneil such a inalicioui sen
tence which had its eource umiuestionahlv in a
bilious and morose onatituti n which the Bitters
wou'd have j-peedilT curel. All genuine hoar the
signature of .1. 1* Allen. St l'aul, Mirin.
A bad ending: "Well, William, what's
become of Robert?' "What, 'aven't
you 'e&rd, sii?" No! Not defunct, I
hopt?" "That's just exac ly wh^t he
'as done, sir, and walked ofl with
hcverything he could lay hia ands cn!"
Wan
,HT»vn.i.it, Pa.—Rev. Elijah Wilison,
sajs: Brown's Iron Hitter* have permanently
cured me of chills :m fever.
J. \V. Scoville, Chicago, has been
chosen one of the Trun»ee-' of Beloit Col
lege, Wisconsin.
Fayettenllr, Ark.,—Rev. T. J. UfUly
«ayn: I used Brown'* I^on Bitten lor laalge
tion Md chilli with entire sati»fAelion."
Any man who stands for five minutes
looking at a corner lot iu New York ia
reported as contemplating the build
ing of a theater.
any a sickly woman, whose sad tno*
had d-inonstratod aiiku the failure of cunceited
loetor? and jisonous drugs, has obtained a new
!ea«e of lite lora few llars worth »f tho Vege
table Compound and has gone on her way re
joicing and praising Mis. Lydia E. Pink ham, of
I.ynn, Mas*.
Rev. Dr. Herrick JotiRson, of Chica
go, ba« been elected PrcHidunt of the
Board of Trusteeji of l^ike Forest Uni-
lTuitt*d States Minister James Ru-sell
Dowell's resi.letic-'At C.imhridge Maes,
in inhabitaled by th« widow of Uie Bali.
X7"F*st, brilliant :md fashio liable, are the Dia
mond Dve dors. Oao pa-colors 1 to I lbs.
of goods. 10 cents tor
any
e ilor.
Some aay in Brooklyn tUat Mr. Mar
tin is the richent citizen, and pnthk
wealth up to fUO.OOO
OtiO.
The Krnoklyn Bridge.
A* all i our readers ii New York
will desire to visit tne Ilrooklyn llrid^e, the most
ilirect route is a* Arriving at the Grand
Central Depot, travel s'ained, walk across the
street to the tirand l*ni«n It )-.el, w.wh ui), ob
tain a gaud meal or lunch, then uko tha elevated
train at tno dojr. wh:v-h ia
fir
teen minutes will
deposit voa at the bridge entrance at thj (,'ity
Hall. If you walkover, thirty minutes will be
convened each way liking the up-t wn train
at t'iiy Hall, on arriving at the tiran i I n on you
will have e.insumed one hour aad thirty minutes
in transit, and sight seeing. A^ a precaution how
ever, we adviie our readers on first arrival to
register, as the 450 rosin* at th'S houe are en
giged earlv in the day als hand your bacgage
i-heeks to II tel Clerk, who will have it trans
furred to and (rom Grand tYtitral Depot free
Iteinember that the (irnnd 1 nion is the only
strictly tlwt el.iss Hotel in the metropolis fr-itn
whence direct aud "peedy communieation is made
to the llrooklyn llridgo also that its aecommo
de.tiona are better atui its charges more reasona
ble than any of its competitors.
Dr. l)n Lswia is years old and
weighs 200 pounds. His hair and be*rd
are snow white.
Headache, constipation, lirer complaint, bit
iou.-mess arc cure by that mild cleansing remedy
which never produce* P»in, EILEKT'S 1)A\
l.IUHT LIVLU I'lLLi?, only 2i eeiits Sold by
DruggUts.
JohnT. Raymond Has been on the
swge thirty yearn.
SrKAiNR, brui«js, stiff joir.ts bums, scalds and
rheumatism are relieved by lTne!e Sam's Nerve
and Done Liniment. Sold by all druggists.
HON DI l^ in the hou«e. "Rough on Rat*.'
Clears out rat.*, mice, ti.o-\ t.»a he.«, bed-bugs, loo
An economical man will keep the leather of
his harness soft and pliable, which preserves it
from c'aekinc or ripping. He always uses
I NCLE SAM'S HARNESS OIL. Sold by all
Ilaracfts .Makers.
STINGING, irritation, inflammation, all Kid
ney an 1 Urinary Complaints cared by "Buchu
Paiba." *1.
Kkjitlkimi, fretful, crying children are suffering
and need for their relief DK. .VINCllELL'S
TEETJIING SYHI P, which is u^ed not only for
all tho disorders of teething infants, but euiea
coughs, coids, croup..lore throat,colic andcrauip.s
ot older children, and should be kept in every
house tor emergencies. Trjr i euly is cts.
by all.druggista.
tor U«»|ir|i»la. ladigesllnn. pp'p.
audi o iK i'ul [•••hility, tb various lorini
as ,v iri'Vi nt:\• agiiinst I'i'vt iind Agin-, and
•ilim- liil.'iiiiiiiciit Ft vcrs, "Ffrro-1'hosuhorated
IKIr oT ullwija," ma/iij liy riiswoll, iliuukni &
J'um Nv.' Ym'k and sold by all druggist*, is the
iK!jt toiiu-: and for |»aiit-uts rwxivoring from fever
or other sicknitw, it has no t-i|iiaL
I'rrnoiial I n .net* Wuljr.
Vhi Voltaic I'.clt Co Marshall, Mich., wdl
Dr. Dye's Celebrated Electro V-itaic Celts
*nd Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to
uicn (young or old), who aro afllicted with nerY
ms debility, lost vitality an I kindred troubles,
gua'anteelng tpeedy and complete reiicoration ot
health and wanly vigor. Addrcjj aj &bort.
N'. It. —Xo nsk u incurred, at thirty days trial is
ailowel.
VV ornis c:iu»e pcevuhnea*, fever*, convulsions,
and fr^uently death. A plemant, Mfe an I r.jr.
'aiw •etiiedy is Dlt. AQI'KS HERMAN WORM
CAKES. Sold b?
AVRLLS' ii II oN c«»KNd."
lori'. C'linplete. ierin.»nent cure. Corns, wart*
bunims.
A PABMaa'a wealth depend* on the condition
of hii nt'K-k. Wnen .vrii»i»y an feeble they ar
ially liable disteinperv. fevers, cold* and
Mip^'i
nil jl
H«aea which destiny anima's. Thousands
of d'-ktr* ar» sire ann'ii'lv lv that valuable
old sundby UNCLE SAM S CONDITION POW
DER.
THAT HUSBAND OF MINE ii three time*
the man Iu before lie began tuing Well'*
Ilenl'b Renewcr.
Ovf.-thiri) of all who die in acive middle life
are irried off by c»nsinnpti n. The uio^t fre
quen: causa is a ncglec'.ed 'd. cougb, hoare
nes«. bronchial trouble or asthina a!l of which
may be permanently c*red by KLLERT'S EN
IRACT OF TAR AND WILD CHERRY. Sold
by a'.t druiccists.
m—•—
A WOMAS'S KXPKCIK.M'E.
1
Miu. William Iw.\-es, of Uxbridge, Mass.'
writes Man !i 1
j. as fol.ows:
I»uring the past three yours I
have been a great
cufTcrer from a complication of diseases, which
baf?V\] (he skill of tho mast experienced doctors,
as I could not obtain permanent relief by their
treatment and prescriptions and I h.ivo also tried
many gocaile.I cures In Ro medicino line, buV
could Ret no ruliof. The pains, aches and weak
ness increased so rapidly and constantly that I
was so reduced In strength as to be unable to
leave tho bed, and tho doctors informed mo that
there was no hope of a recovery. In this ex
iiausted und discouraged condition, a dear friend
persuaded tne to use Iliuit-s's Itemedj-, an pfter
taking it euly three days, I commenced to get
better, and to my great joy ai,d delight,! have con
tinued to improve •onstautly by its use, until now,
after having Uk*u tiic rcmsdy only a few waetcs,
I am ab!o tv be about my bo so again, and am
now doing my housework. My lame la«lc is cured,
the s^vera paim bar# disappeared, and I am
now in better health than fur many years and
beg thLs privilege of gladly recommending Ilunt'a
remedy to al! who ar« affected with any diseaso
'of tho kldanyi or liver sad I also highly recom
mend it for ie attacks of sick hcaiiache. My
husband ab-o has experieccuJ a very great UeJ,n
flt to his health by the use of this most ralual
medicine, Hunt's Remedy."'
OUIt FLAG IS STILL IBEItE."
Kr. 8. B. rxjserru.ow, Augusta, Me east side
riTer, writ«* us under date of April 13, 15S3:
I "To whoaa it may concern."' This may certify
"that two yesrs ago I wxs vers- badly afflicted with
kidney and urinary difficulties, which extended
through ttr syeteni and laid me lip for weeks, so
that I could do no work. I had the moM skillful
physician iu town, who gave mo uo aatistance.
Hearing of Hunt's Remedy. I got a bottle, and half
•f it cured me entirely, so that I
havebeeo well cvex
Jincet The other half I gavo to a neighbor who
waa afflicted Ynuch as I was. and It restored hi:u
to healtlu I can truly say Hunt's Remedy bij
b»en of uraat and Inerpreartbie worth to iu*''
WOMAN CAN^
^SYMPATHIZE
"V V WOMAN.
1
iE7'"" The b«t itdvice m#y come too late.
Saw a j-ufterer from Kidney troubles, when aked
to try K.dner-Wort. I'll try it but it will be
my last dose.' The man got well ami is now
recommending th» remedy all sufferers. In
this cm« good advice came jut in time to save
the man.
HEALTH OF WOMAN*!
THE MOPE
vfUMrtN. n
LYDIA
THE RACE?
ATS
E. PtIV!KHAM'S
our
4 Sure "up» *"or »ll FE.'IALE
M£8S!-:S, Incindintf Ueucorrhcrn, Ir
remiltir and Painful ^Icnorruntion.
inllnmmadon nnd I'lrcriillMOf
the Wombt Flooding, 1'itO*
I.Al'Sl* ITEM, Ac.
tyrieasant to the t-A.te, cfllcacU'US »:nl Smired'ete
In Its cir. i-t. It is a ffre.it bi lp la rrecnancv, and re
pain durli'if l*t*or aud at regular pericds.
mvsiruss tsx it isnrr.rsir.icE ir frjuult.
lyFom itx WEirxtssei oT the generative rganj
cf either i. It t^sreend to no remedy that has cv.
!oen b«-ft r» ti.o y-uVilc and for *11 of thd
U::'XET"' tliu Crcattst lien,tily tu lAe Ii'or.'cJ.
tisr H. I ONE Y roi
HAS
$65
$66
PLAINTS of Ei«l»er Sea
Flnd« reut Ilrltef la its Use.
ItTPI V K. IMNKHAM'H llLOOD Pt'limM
Wttt «(l. .. ato rv.-rv v^t.we cf Il.u.:-I» Iu::l It.®
)II«kI. ,tt .lie (anio timo *U1 mro tone aiul .-treri^th U
U.e-iy*tti.i. AtmarveUou*lu rvjuits tu luoCvaipouaa.
tirB- th the Cc-iptian and B1 oJ rurlfler ai* t"^
iwrcd it *-33 acd i?5 Wwtiin A wi-ue, i.n. Sioss.
l'llce. fithrr.ll. Six bottles for |.\ Tt Cemiwund
it .~ nt I jr mall i.i tho nn of [jIII*. o.* of lot pgre», oa
receipt of pric*", p«*r bo* for either. Mr*, llukhsua
fm-ly anKWir* all letM* of in«|ulrr. Encli'Se Jc«ul
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V.
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A o|
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H'lalitii and pow er* of ull onr-.'ntrat mI ii»
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f.iil.
/V tlioi-
otich trial will give yoa positive proof of
'hit.
v
rt feAT
SUPERIOR
CURi£
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KIDNEYS.LIVER AND BOWEI-3.
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onl* t!.o vii-tt.'is i i r.i" rcxl jrc
THOUSANDS OF CASES
of th» ivorit 1 r-j'tf of
have beer, qiiicx'.y -'.-iCvoil, ami ir. short time Si
PERFECTLY CURED. fl
rnn r, |i. luji in oh hm, soi isv mtrcciSTS. S
4i- 1'rv i-iu !.-• «-nt 1 v r•,:I.
UTRITION
thi: K AT
'w
6:ilvjtor for inw.-jiuia nnd the Aeod. An
IncompurnbleAllmont forth®Crowth r.nd
Protection Of infants and Children.
A Superior Nutrltlvo In Continued
Fevers, and a Remedial
Agent In a« Diseases of the Stomach and
intestines*
tuatlT eebrate/l Dietetic Prep»r»t'on ta
*v tfJutfll do*
ACS
compositien, pr:-i.-iii.iliy K'uteu dg
•et from the WHITE WINTER FLIKT
riret from
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nh.vki'-iaua--ipijiim
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II
REX MAGNUS,"
THE MIGHTY KING.)
What it is, and what it does.
IT IS THE
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r.n*l, .v N nam" is a Mi^Lly King, an in-,
*incible conqueror. It ia so/*. tasteless, pur' addi|
hnrmbns. Its special field of usefulness is in tiM
preservation of food, such as flab, ineaU, oysteflfc
cream, etc., either in lore* or small quantities—
ruui it does.
Stubborn and Inranteatibla Truths.
Crcnni, oysters, nieat«, etc.. preserved by tbfi
methfwl iisnv Ik carrier I ncnss lie continent,
shlp|ci to V!un»jn. retaining tht-ir freshness atH'
purity without the use ot ic® or any refrigerating
appliance or they niav lie kept at hoine fordnya
nntl weeks, even hi the wentlier, mti'i orinff
in lixte, l»«~idi-s kuviiii*hottesttimo
iniirli and ex|«'iise in
the c«.»st of ict* and trouble in going to market.
A 3." days Te*t, in a Temperature Averag
ing TO Jtr{jr*0$.
Prof. Samuel W. JohnFon. the well known dem
ist, and for more tliau tw-nty-llva years identi
fied with the Scientitlc Department of Valo Col
leg'. furnislie? the following report concerning
Hex Magnus:
My t'v-ti of thirty-five dar« In daily mean
temperature of 70 gives on meats. et-." ttoiiyw
lu ojm n market !iav«» t: rtain v been severe and^
am s.itisfled that tlv ilifT. renf. brands of Hfl*
Magnu*. tiio llumwtoti Vo'd Preservative, with
which 1 bare exjH i iinented,/nice tccumpli*h lil
claimed fi-r tlfin. So far as 1 have yet lenmnd,
the'/ (i.-e thf onhj pr'parution* that tire '(Tcrttitt,
and at th« fume time prw tu»hl'\ for uomestl#
iis»-. At the banquet on 'treated' meats at tlM
New Haven House I mnl-rn«tdl*ti»riHiih If turMl
f/io.tr u-/is'c.'i had ihuii ia mv Inhnra
tory and tho$r ti'u h/ tnkm from the ri'fi I'/ctn'or
nf the 1 Tho oysters were perfectly pulatari
ble and fresh to niy taste, and betti-r. u.s it li.in-]
|rned. than thos» servctl at the snine tinv, which
were reo-mlv taken from thf slu-ll. Tho rorust
beef, steak, chicken, turkey and quail, tccre all at*
i/fKii/ ((. have ever rate?),"
Hex Mnirtius is snfe, hittetes*. pure, and PrA
Johnson adds in his report, I slioiud auticinnX#
ill remit* from ita um and consider it no more
.- "ui than common nalt."
Thousand* of Trial*.
s! .i tent, and it is but onn of many which
i, »ve inen made, ought to satisfy the mnst e*«
rinff skeptic. Ample corroborativo ttstimoHjT]
.-.iii e furnished.
lex Ma^ius is a perfect &n<l rrlic.ble substitute foi'
i. e. tirut. stiKur. salt or alcohol, iu preserving food,
w'.iit'Ti retains its natural flavor aud sweetness,
.i seasons und climates after having been treated
w .111 tbl3" Hex.''
Destroy* IJtriiM of Disease. -*r
Hex Mjoni's opposes and prevents putrifl.ictioB,.
the utter destruction or holding at bay uf thclM'
rxsilei that prey upon organic matter. In tlM)
innuner It destroys ull germs of diseasB,
us rendering the food wholesome and healthful.
It is Safe, Taatelcss, 1'ure, Harmless.
Ihe difTerent brands of Rex Majrnus aro ViM^l
•line," for preserving meats, poultry ami ?arMh
.'•1 cents iwr lb "uccan Wave,'' for preservinr
i -sters, lobsters ctc.. rn) cents per lb., i'earL*
invse.i-%uiif en-am, $1 (A) per lb. Snowflake,
for pr -serving milk, cheese, biittcr, etc
,J)
i-eats
per II. t^ueen," for preserving e|tg5, $1.00 per
lb "A»iua Vitae." for keeping tluid extracts, etc.,
11.00 |er lb "Anti-Ferment,"' "Anti-Fly," and
•iLnti mold,'' are sp-cial preparations, wb«M
nftir.es explain their use.-, each SOceiiUi per lb.
f)Qjii»tfo.,i/,'iiiH'l thin ii'ifh the tftrthleiS^
cc.»i,.au„j ir/,,,!, u.tv
How to Get It. v
You do not have to buy a costly receipei Ml
cc^vnTy rtphf. wll neither «flr ther otM*f
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istruducm^ il tu nil eectioao, send you a sample
pound pacLaje, of any brand desired Oixcept
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t»'ities", upon receipt of price.
ite.x M.ifrnu^ i eheup, simple in its u*e. a child
.•so* uw u. luUaiiing iu its effect* au«l healthful,
iry it and you will say bo too.
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The lliuBiston Food Preserving Co.
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