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WKDNKSDAY . .MIL V 1M, 18!)
Hll.ll.l, 'l! MIII'.T Atl.lIM
Tho following Ih out' of (la- inot
hrlllliinl iittMc wiitli'ii hy (ho
liimeiiti'd (h-nrgo I). I'rcnthr:
Tlio liat of nature ta Inc-xoriihle.
Thure In no njipwil for relief fiorn
tllOgK'Ut Inw wllll'll lloiMIIS (OlIllHt.
We llotu'rih mill ailo km tlio Ii'uvihoI
Ihe rort-Ht, utitl tliolloweiH.tlmt lilooiii
mill wither in a day have no friiilur
liolil upon llfo than tin.1 inlghtiexl
monarch (lint over nhook (houiirih
with his footsteps. Ooni'iatloiiH o
ini'ii will appear anil disappear iik
fnntxlupi on (ho whole. Moii wliloin
Ihlnl; of (ho gient event of death
until the mIiiiiIuw fidls ,nern. h their
own pathway, hiding from ihelroyes
(ho fai-t-Hof lovi'il oniN, uhuyu living
runllcH wan tho winllghtof their ex
iHtencc. Death ih tho niititgonlut of
llfo ami (ho eold thought of tho
ton lit Ih Iho Kkeleton of all IoiihIh.
We do not want (o go through tho
dark valley, although IU ilark pan
H.igo may loud to l'aindlwe; wo ilo
not want to Ilo down in Iho damp
giuve, even with princes nc hedfel
Iowh. In (ho beautiful drama ol
"lon,"MIo hopo of iminoitalily ut
tered hy (he death devilled
flroek HihIh deep response in every
thoughtful Hold, When ahoul lo
ylold IiIh young oxlntonee a1 a naerl
lice to fate, his Claiiianllia asked II
tlioy could meet again, to which he
lepllOH: "I have linked (hat dread
ful ipjeHllun of the IiIIIh that look
eternal of tho Htars among whine
Hold of a .lire my xplrit has walked
In glory. All woio tliimli; hut an I
gn.o on thy living faee, I feel (hero
iHHomethluglu tho love thatnmnllos
through Kh heiuity that cannot
wholly perish. We shall meet again,
Clamaiitliii."
In view of tho almost Inercdlhloj
progrcHH of (he ImhI two generatioiiH i
it Is not tho hent Judgment which
proiioiinoeHthopos(ilectrlony,steiuof
iraiiHportnllou tho dream of an In-'
veutlvo umnliie. There !h a fri'.sh-'
liens ahont Iho propiwKiou (hat wo!
hIuiII yet wild 'etlern iieioM Ihe enu-
i
(liirnt hetween (ho dawns of kiio- .
ees.slvo duyn that taken tho averago
breath away, and tho suggestion
that passengers are to lie lushed
through space til (ho rale of '.1)0
miles per hour Is apt (o alarm (lie
apprehensive. Hut the .lopoMltlon
Is not beyond (ho lhulljnf possibility
for all that.
A few days ago an experimental
train upon a ralhoad In Pennsyl
vania made a run of about, ninety
odd miles In about sixty minutes,
some portion of the Journey being at
a rate of nearly two miles per min
ute. If steam can uccompllsh such
marvelous lesiills as this, why not
that greater power, eleelilclty,
eollpso (lilsstupendous record? The
truth Is that wo live In a phenomen
al age. All the ancient faiths con
cerning the development of material
things am being rudely Jostled by
tho pushing shoulders of science. It
i .,, i., !.... i ..r .. .. t . t
that wo shall converse w llh persons
a IhoUNUid miles away.
Marked prugiVM has been inmle
inwnni solving ine piooiem oi aerial
navigation, mid although IP In yd
Impossible to pusllet I lie
ultimate outcome, it is not
Uis.vnlty to believe that ,lr
ships nmy yet U, run counter to the
winds, Tho turning of a key illum
inates a populous city, and now ex
plosives flintier In an Instant oli
hlacles which wetv deemed Immov
able. There are Impiovomeiits In
thu telegraph which would have
astounded Morse had he lived lo sec
them.
Tin: demand furarllllclal fettilucr
:it tho east has ted to tho scouring of
prairies for the Imuics of bitllalo and l
other animals. ( irvat heiqis of these !
lenmlns, which Include a No the
boiusi of many an unfortunate pro
poi'tor and ranchman, an' piled
along tho hue of railroad near
Helena niuly for shipment to the
east, whero thoy a.v ground up. If '
any of tho men who hunted Imtlalo
on (hem' plains thirty ,ors ago had
Iki'I. told that It. thivedeeiulallve
(ill Halo would lca imiM'Uiu cut itvify
mid that tlio bmu of (he di.d blsn
would bo eollectctl to make nrn ami
wheat grow on woroout wimoiu
land, lie would huvo iciited It as
all Insult to lii Intelligence. The
t lias llvisl n rapl'd Hie, ami tho
survt-t sign of it Isiheiotal exilno
flop of the hulllilo,
A nhw aristocracy Ih being found-
ed In Xt-w York. Antonio Ante, an
Italian, started businexH iih n boot-
black at live years of age. Ho has
long been n boss shiner, owns sever -
al stands nnd a number of buildings
well rented, all earned with the
brush, lie was married recently luj
uitra lasiiionablo s(yle, (he bride
wearing cream silk and real old late,
and they have taken a bridal tour to
Kurope. Who knows but what al
tho second centennial ball the Astes
and the Astors will bo dancing In
the same set.
In one placo UOOninl In another 175
eoplo weredotibled up by Icecream.
In Adair, Iowa, every physician in
(ho place partook of the tyrotoxlca-
tlng dl.sh, and when pangs seixed
(ho 17 aching stomachs the hands
that sliould have worked tho stomach-pump
were In agony clasped
over the howling abdomens of their
owner", and could not he disengaged
for public use. Ico cream is rapidly
taking a place alongside of rougli-oil-rals
as an internal devastator.
Hijnatou Hiwock in Ids Wood
stock Fourth of.lulyiiratiousaid that
"so fong as there are merchants who
cheat, inanufacturerH who deceive,
contractors who defraud, bankers
wlio cmbe..le, and preachers who
are hypooillCH, (hole will be bad
politicians." Yes, and so long as
one oluus quotes (lie crimes of tho
other (o condone lis own, there will
bo neither public virtue or political
mor.ils.
.Mas. Oaki'ikm) will return to
Washington this winter, and Mrs.
Chandler, widow of tho Kcnalor, is
aheady Ihcie building a costly house
on Sixteen' h stieet. She is tho
molher-ln-law of Senator Jfalo of
Maine, and is a good one, for she
pays him putielually tlio froO.OOO
for eaeh child which her husband
promised when he married into tho
family.
Views uf I lie Xiirtliiioli'
Prof. J. H. Tromhly of Talent,
who Is deeply Interested in selcutillc
researches, sends the Iteeord tho fol
lowing, taken from Brick I'omcroy's
Advance Thought.
A year ago Just fall an Ameileau
inventor and scientist, Mr. tieorge
A. I'reailweil, formerly of Oakland,
Cal., hut at present in London, and
who Ih how associated In scleutilh:
matters with Kir John Lubbock, a
Follow of tho Koyal .Society of Lon
don, and also M. P., conceived an
original and lugenlusmoiloof deter
mination in tho character of tho
country around the Xoitli Polo
without physical inspection. Know
ing fiom dala now on tlio in tho
(,'alifornh Aeadamy of Seionets,
that wild gece annually navigate interpreter, iho .irtl-l hade liim liud
to and I'iiiiii (ho North Pole, ami 'out of tli head mm of (ho Tarter
fnrtliorinoiv, thai In returning to" pmty what ihese extrmr Unary an-
California from tho Arctic circle,
thoy
unquestionably come to that
where limy sillier the least
(. .
molestation, ami which they fiv
ipieuted tho Immediate preceding
winter, It appeared at onco (o Mr.
Tie.ulwell (o make tho wlldgooM-
'a messenger of civilization mid a
bearer of "tidings of great Joy."
to that end ho bent all the energies
! ot his being, and' last fall sent ton
farmer in Llvormoro Valley, Ala-1,
medii county. his plans. In London
he had eighty small camera olwcu
ran made, provided each witlLchem
Ically prepared plates, and a dark
chemical treating department, and
of each apparatus was seen hy clock
work, or nit her hy wateh-woik, so
that a scene or picture could bo per
niaiitMltly llxcd every twenty-four
hours.
Tho whole process was after the
manner and mode of photographv.
1 lie directed Iho farmer of Liver-
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'.uvonllugly done, and many of the
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' Tho photographic machine and
1 process was attached under tho right
I wlngofcach bird. Last spring the
birds woixt turned louse, ami while
""' .r.i.iKW, am. w. ,.o
ilu ?r,"K t""11 )w w,,m "'
lilrus weiv spwdlug toward the
,N'oith Pole at the mto.ifBlxty miU'
an hour,
This fall ouo of the same gceoie-
turned to tho wheal Held at Liver-'
more, and tho fanner thorn succihsI
In capturing him. What wa hU
surprise and wonder, on exa.uiulug
him, to llnd (ho identical apparatus
attaclied to him that ho hud placed
under hU wing.
Asstatodlioforo, thoapp,uitttis was
so arranged that it was os'rtisl by
Watch-work, and onco In tweot.v
four hours It tinik a plciuiv ot ilm
country over wlili'li (no g.KkM- w .
(mvollug, or In whlel.lt lutppciiol
to be. Theivtoiv, on opening it ll.
et's'hty plates wvro fuiuul; iln
weieeut to iri'iutueil, ill ull.l .n,
lllld the llnlj-lllng tuUch.n of ph
t.rophy wen uppllod I.. Hunt
felr John. LuhhooU, IMI. lli'iir.v
TllU.llpMiU ami many dUtlnniUhed
nivliibeis of Iho 15oy.il SiH'lety i.f
LmiiiUhi, IhUm Hie faculty of iho
U.uvi'itliy of London, wvro p.iviH'nt,
Hi'Ivium was ktiirtliil and iilmott
voufoiiudisl wlion, ou by one Mr.
Trcadwcll presented the picture of
the Xorth Polo nnd Intermediate.
regions. There wuh some f-eenes In I
Oregon, JX.kotn, Canada, Lake Su-I
1 pcribr and ALska, and there Mere
three plates that imllcatul nothing, !
probably owing to there being no
sunlight, which Ih necessary to pho-
tograiiliy Then came what millions
of money and sncraflce of noble
Uvea liave failed to attain a view
of tlio Xorlh Pole. There were
pictures of ice, miles In height;
(hen (hero gradually came a change,
tlntli'at last the change showed n
beautiful fairyland, full of temperate
zone vogclatlon. There were ani
mals dial HCi'niL'fl to bo neither tho
reindeer or tho nn,se. There was a
huge animal much like tho mastL
don, but jet difl'crent. There were
pictures ol curious people grouped
together looking up, as if toward
tho winged carriers. These people
dlil not appear to bo either Caticau
siaus or Indians, and they were of
giant proportions; they wore gar
ments evidently made from the
skins of wild beasts, and yet there
were .some who appeared as leaders
and were dressed in raiment indica
ting civilization. One photoshouod
a Held of coral, not unlike Egyptian
com, and yet another plate had a
grand view of a city, though it
seems somewhat obscured by the
liae wliieh overhangs a metropolis.
'Hie Unwilling Laughing Match.
Mr. Frost, tho artist who went
with Mr. George Ken nan on his
perilous journey to see tho llfo of
the Biboiian exiles, has told some
amusing experlnces, among which
was tho one of an unwilling laugh
lug match:
Ho was engaged ouo blustering
day, somewhere on the outskirts of
Tartary in making a sketch of a
group of picturesque Taitars. Still
other Tartars gathered around him
as ho was at work, gazing curiously
al his sketch and walking about.
As tho Taitars were armed to the
teeth tho artist thought It best to be
amiable, ami smiled a broad smile
upon tho (tarty. Wheieupon tho
endro party smiled broadly in return
and showed great interest in iiiur.
ho smiled again, more broadly stlli.
Whereupon tlio Tartars came
around in front of him and began
to go through the most extraordi
nary antics, laughing still. The
artist gathered mhucIiow that he
was expected to laugh, too, and pro
ceeded to gratiy their evident wish.
Tho moio ho laughed tho nine
lliey laught'd, and suveral big Tar
tars came mound In fiout of him
and lay down on tin' ground, roll
lug and tumbling. Tho artist
laughed until Iil-t law.s almost
cracked. The thing Dually became
a little alarming, and calling his
lie were all about.
"Ills excellency," said thoT.irlor
in explanation, "smiled upon us
and showed us s uuethiug wlilch we
nevifMiw before teeth made part
ly ol gold. And as the men of my
llibesiw th.it hlsirnldon teeth were,
only.,, bo seen when ho
Miuy took all po-slble ways lo makei
him laugh: and when they rolled
on tho ground before htm it was
Ml y the better to see Into liNmouth,
and la hold, too, (he golden teeth." I A largo number of rich quartz and
A rreshlv arrived Norwegian girl I l,1,R'01' c,n,,,w ,mvo Uy b
secured a homo in New York Citv. ,Maked out near aki.na, and many
As she was utterly green, her niis-!coal dail,H M?" 1,, C(ml u
(ros found It hard toac.pialut horiuithraeiteandof tho llnest .juality.
with tho simplest usages of her new ! 'I''"-' value of teohnleal knowledge
home, l'imilly, in dispair of her
uudei taking, the lady exclaimed:
! "Well, what can you do'.'"
Ah, hero wasa ipastlou she could
answer. With illuminated face tho
girl respended: "I
e.ui mllkt tho
it'lmUvr, nia'ain!"
'i'i.. m,ui j.iMn,, c.oi.,... .r i
I lie most striking feature of tho
I-MI-"" xliH.lt at Pari, is a series
of 100 charts and diaijiiimsllluMrat-
i.Mi.mi .,v mi.it t p,ipIj l .. ..hi.w
lug tho growth and development
of all (hcroal eleCr.olan's Inven-
thins. i
rhoadvooatos of prohibition claim
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l In foriv tstch man has a little
pilvatojugofhlsown.
lto--ton helre.vi--l am afraid It Is
not for mo, but for my money, that
vou wmu here to often. Ardent
wooer--ion aiv cruel to wiy mi.
How eat i I get ,our money wrthout
Kt-lliugyou?
A WO.IIA.N'.S WAY.
A Klu-llliitf lluliii'a l'ruiilllou.
Wliou Mrs. t'oivlpr. n( SST llllh tnt, tov
ssl In nt Uskdliivtrtly druniUl't lo ai. w but
ctUs-t "Tim Caltftirula Iti'iiul ,' Joy' Wse-
tblO lNtl'nrlllil, MlMlliI llllXD III CK'l o(
d)V)Uuiii lfW liraliirtii,, 1h wni .ur
isllt Mimll ri'llovlwlli Sliaio Itu-rvHl-ulviut
that Iho ilnisiil't tnw tier a tttli
not oU 11 (or uulfn It oiUkIi-vI cure.
Tho (olIowtuK ltho iMli lu Ins i-uiirliitloit.
han J-"rucIs V'Unir- S, ivA
Dxah Sik Nu(u liliuitdlitg my tul-vt
live. Jo' Visrvtl,lo St.1lIlll ill,I all that
yoa j.nulst 1 l.l trUil m miiy iwwrlj
'k'u thai I had is-mo tu UJloo nothtiiic
ouM wiuw wy jiita vi rfw ha.
BC i u.ueV I iu ,rutlj-mtvd.
YiHi)iaviu)-rmluloulowaVotbluMi(t,
w rucay ihi utll i-uratI).iU t
wUI iw l wolb
" ty
fflit ftf, t-HU'-i
ST Kill, nrxvl
The Chief Itrnaon for tno great sn
cess of Hood's Sarsaparllla la found In thl
irtlcto Itself. It is merit that wins, and tbt
ract that Hood's Sarsaparllla actually ac
complishes what Is claimed for It, Is what
has given to this medicine a popularity and
lain greater than that of any other sarsapa-
Mfn-it Wine rllIa or blood purl"
IVieri I VV I lib fler before tho public.
Hood's Sarsaparllla cures Scrofula, Salt
Rheum and all Humors, Dyspepsia, Sick
Headache, Biliousness, overcomes That
Tired Feeling, creates an Appetite, strength-
ins the Nerves, hulldi up tho Wholo System
Hool'HnrnipnrIllnl3 sold by all drug
dsts. $tjslxfor55. I'rcpared by C. I. Ho(X
V (Jo., Apothecaries. Lowell. Mass. .
Keats Sam Jones
Nebraska has produced an "evan
gelist" who is likely to eclipse Sam
Jones. Tliis is what he recently
said, as recorded in the Nebraska
State Jeurnal:
Yes (biting a large chew from a
plug of black tobacco and expector
ating with marvellous accuracy in
tho eye of u slumbering dog), I've
been getting there witli both feet
lately. The last town I stopped at
I raked In twenty converts in one
night; and you bet that's big work.
I get right down to 'em and lot 'em
know that If they don't waltz up to
the mourners' bench and get religion
they'll bo everlastingly In the soup,
and I generally fetch 'em.
Tho Age of Modern Man.
People arc fond of saying that
".Mankind Is growing wiser and
weaker." But is it really so? Let
us glance at tho facts. According to
(ho latest statistics there are more
centenarians now living than at any
previous time in tue mstory ot tno
world. Why? Because of the great
discoveries in medical science which
aflbrd him immunity from diseases
that formerly devastated mankind.
Greatest of litem all is Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, tho best
blood-purifier and roiiovator of the'
ago, bcroiuia, iever-sores, tumors,
unsightly ulcers and eruptions van
ish like magic beneath itsbenollcient
lnlluemv.
Win. Atideison, a fugitive from
, justice, has been ohied acro-s tho
British line. Tlio crime for which
he had lo II , th. c inntry was com
mitted at Ad. mis, this ft do. Ho ob
tained goods on credit, s ,! out at a
big discount and nude go id his c
c.ipo with about foOOO in Ids pocket.
iSiii'MiMt's Arnica Salve. ,
1 110 OCSl S.UVO 111 IHO WOritl lor,
I cuts, uriiUv, sore-, ulcers, salt
rheum,
lever sores, tetter eiiapiK'U
hands, chilblain
corns and all skin ;
tof,lV(J perfect satisfaelion, or money
tefunded. Price !i" cents nor box.
I 1'or sale by Uauiol J. lry, drug-
yi(,t
U illustrated by tho faot thatunles a
di.imatlst is a playwright his drama
iapt to be a play loft.
Electric Bitters.
This remedy Is becoming so well
know n and mi popular as to need no
special mciuion. All who have
l"cd Kleetrio Jlittew sing tho same
., ,lf ,irilr A ....., ,111i,1.iMO
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iioes not lixi-t and It U guaranteed (o
do all that is claimed. Klectrio llit-
t'r Illciire nil dtswisisof the Llv-,
K''lSlim'and0 S&
ulleetlons onlKed hv inmuro blood. I
alleetions caused by impure blood
....,. r i Y V 1
W ill drive Malaria from iho sys-
ll'lll llllll llleVlMll MS Well IIS flin llll
u.m an.l pu-venl , well as euro alii
'rKl '''Vs.-Kor ct.ro of Head-
ache, t'oi.Mimptlon and Indigestion!
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iij i'.Tiiiii imiviB j'uiiiu Ntnim.-
uoii giiar.iineeo.ormuiiey iviuiuieu. i
I'rieooOeis. mill $l.tH) per bottle,
at D.iiilelJ. Fry's drugxtore.
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Miiart attornoy-od say the;
uveiung woro on. What did you.
wear on (hat particular occasion?'
Wi.ne,T-Tho ohvse of the day, I
prmunie.
The watering-placo girl wants
three Mpmro meals u day and round
duuvsai night.
How's This?
W utter Ouo Hundred imIIhm rvwunl '
1-1 tiu iiim ut rtitnrrli Dial umiuit Ik
. .! i. iikinc llairUitiirrtiCun.
I J li-mi . IV., inirlclor, Totoito, O:
. . ihr iui,li-rl)!iHHl, have kuown K, J,
ia in hirtho list liljrtir, aiid ls-lloo
li 1 irftvtl houoniblo lu all lnuliu-Kt
irius.iius ud financially able to nirry
. o .tllalln imido by tliUtlrm.
..tAlr.mii. .iultlodrnn:Ut,1Ksio.
",,!u-
I 1 Vuit ll.ikk I V. kilter 1!vl(k Vnt.
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iIMl lUllk. lKst, O.
hiatus. KmiiHii ,t .Mnrxin. wimU-Milti
truei:ii. Toledo, 11.
Hall . itilurrh euro U taken Intenially, ,
itclluc dlrxvlty iiimii tlioblotKl and niucui
uifceonr ihe i.yteiii. iwtl.uonUU kui 1
rrv. I'rtw .. jr botilo. MM hy all '
uriKio,
r
The Best Beside
In (ie city of Portland nnd other prosperous (owns are those owned by men or corporations who
have tlio disposition and ability to improve them.
I"! I n n I i I 111
IIlMl-lLfllili
Till?
ii i tj r
Me it i ne
To tho city of Salem
scarcely lieguii. I
land additions an
THE KIM EST DRIVE IN THE STATE '
Of Oregon. The line of the Salem Street Hallway Company itins through the middle of this addition, and no
lots will be more than two blocks distant from (he lino. Highland Park will In the near hit tiro bo
THK iVlOST POPULAR RESORT
ABOUT THH CITY OF SALEM.
,ols ill Highland Ailditon arc
1 ho Mill is black and rich. From all points a line view is obtained of the public buildings and our highest
mountain peaks. Arrangements are already being made for tho location of two churches in tills addition, and
a numberof residences are soon to bn built. Biiilditms only of the best class will be permitted. Residence lots
within the limits of (lie city of Salem are woi tli on an averago over 1000. We can sell you better lots In High
land addition for one-third of (he money, and being directly on the line of the street railwvy they are practi
cay not hall so far from the public buildings and the business' part of the town as the majority of the so
called "inside loty." J
Buy a Lot in Highland Addition for Three Hundred Dollars,
Anil let some other fellow pay $1000 for an inferior lot not so u ell located. With the dill'erence of $700 you can
build a beautiful cottage, or put it out at a lateof interest that will buy vou nearly two thousand streetcar
tickets every year,
lir oveh B.OGli.OOD iupiu Leliete tutt it
of tno largut tad maet reliable house, and they use
Ferry's Seeds
'. M, FEIlRr A CO. are
ai'juiuwietigea to La tbe
largest Seedsmen
n the world.
D M.FEitnYiCo's i
Illustrated, Descrtp-
ure sua iTicea
SEED ANNUAL
Par inno
Will ho mnllfwl mrr
to all applicanta, and
y to laat year's customer
without ordering it. lnralu.
.....rr-aJ'.ioVLKvenpSrSnnsln
!. I gSS1 ind iZ&TfiSSP
I Q.M. FERRY & CO., Detroit. Mich.
A PUBLIC BENEFACTOR
"Who Is II. H. Warner, of Rocho
or, N. Y whoso Safo Remodios, es
pecially Warner's Safe Cure, have at
tained such success and celebrity st
homo and abroad?"
The question Is inspired as much bj
affoctlon as curiosity, Binco through
his Instrumentality hundreds of thou
sands, in both hemispheres, have
beon restored to health and happi
ness. Hon. H. II. Warner,- then, is i
leading and honored resident ol
Rochester, not only, but a prominent
and influential citizen of the United
States. On several ocp-isionn olinsnn
by his party as a National dolegate to
nominato a President of tho Republic,
he has beon a niombor of the Repub
can Stato Committeo and of its Exe
cutive Committeo. He is a member
of tho American Institution for tho
Advancement of Science; President
of tho Rochester Chambor of Com
merce; a successful and upright busi
ness man. He has given away for
tunes in charities. The celebrated
and costly Warner Obsorvatory of
Jtocnester was conceived, endowed,
and is maintained bv him. Hin
""" '" unuiuillicu uy mm. ins
munitlcont prizes for tho discovery of
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con e 'is hk lion "a once the Wdc
and dellgM of the scientific world
The yellow fever scourace in the
t? ... 1 tt r. , .a "..
ouuiii, me unto iioous. tne tiro uls-
asters oi uochester and other cities
awakened his profoundest sympathies
and in each instance hia check for
irom jouo to fd.uoo awe led t lie soveral
roHof fuiu!s; Vhere other wealthy
men give tens and hundreds, he gives
1-unilrcih and thousands.
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public spirit are boundless.
Tho world has need of more such
men.
Ail incident led him into the manu
fac(uro ot medicine. Seized some
twelve years ago with what the ablest
physicians termed (atal kidney dis
ease, he was miraculously restored to
health by what is now known as
U arner'a Safe Cure. At onco he re
solved to make known the merits of so
potent a remedy, and the consequence
is that (o-day ho has iuinwnso labora
tories and warehouses in th linitn.!
JMates, Canada, England, Germany,!
of hU bafa Kemedles are enormous
and their power over disease simply
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