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Newspaper Page Text"vspvr wTrm - TtT- r pileptic A YOUNR MAN FALLS OF A MOVING GABL! He has Narrow Escapes Came on Without a Moment's Notice and the Results were Felt for Several Days Afterwards. From the Chronicle, Chkaoo, 111. Among nil the nllmonts from which Im munity suffers, epileptic fit are the most dis tressing, for the reaszu that the patient nctcr knows when tncy may come upon him. Tlicy unfit hlit mentally and physically for any duties, 1 owever simple they may he. They are hard to cure and yield to treat ment 'when successful,) but slowly. As an illustration of this there is one case in the city of Chicago which has baffled the skill 'of some of tho most eminent physicians In the city for the past five years. Tho case lit question is that of tho eighteen-year-old son of AVllliam Trancis Ilanlon. Mr. Han- on lias been n watchman on one of tho lead nir daily newspapers in this city nnd has lived here for many years, his homo being 1 78 Seminary Avenue, Chicago, III. Speaking of his son's caso lie said that when lie was thirteen years old ho first com- uenccu to have epileptic fits which increased n frequency and violence. For a long enou ne niui mem reeuiariy. twice a ween. (After these attackable was tevcrelyill for n 7 or two, BiuieniiK wiin ncauociies ana ns. His appetite became very noor. nnd ivhile he had the best medical attendance .hat he could procure, the medicines and reatment which were given him, seemed to nke no impression whatevor. This lasted ror nearly four years, and the physician told inn ho could do nothing for theso attacks. flier came recularlr without anv warn- In? and many times his son was brought liome by straneers who hanncned to see him Bill down in the street in one of theso epi leptic fits. His condition became such that nie was obliged to cive up all work and ho remained at home. Light months ago he saw in one of the papers tho cures Dr. "Williams' Pink Pills were effecting and as his physician had told bim he could do nothing more, he deter- nincd to mvc his son a trial with them. Vfter takincr them a few weeks the attacks became less frequent, his appetite became better, his eencral condition improved, and titter two months the attacks Mere reduced lo one in one month, and now he has only bad two attacks in six montln. He said he believed that they had accomplished a won derful change in his son's condition, and Could not speak too highly of their curative powers, ills son came to the oibce or the vnter a few davs later and cavo the follow. lag detailed statement of his case. "It Is just as my father told you. When was thirteen 'tears old I commenced to bavo theso epiloptio fits and they camo reg ularly Friday and Saturday for several years, and then they also made their appear ance after that one day in the forepart of tho vcek. They were very violent, of course I Tould not know anvtliin? about it. It is pnly what my father or mother would tell tno about them, or when they hapnened to DVertako me on the street, what Htrnnpra would tell me. One thincr. however. I knew afterwards and that was tho soreness of my onguc, wnion i wouiu duo severely when n convulsions. After I cot out of them I 70s always deathly sick for one or two days. Chey depressed me very much, because it lost me more than one job, and I could not piarae tnem lor letting me go, (lor i created oth a disturbance and fear around me when was thrown into theso convulsions'!. I wed to work in one of the large cigar facto- ies, wnero many poys anu gins wero at cork. I did my work well, and they were leased with it, but one day I was taken Blth ono of these attacks and of course I lost y place. 0 HE CAPITAL Successors to Salem Soap .AUNDRY, TOILET AND SAL1S0DA, Patronize Home Industry. Always Ask for SalemiSoap. 1RED ACHILLES, - Call and see GRAYgBROS, new stock of AND the greatest variety, and finest corner State and ;ggs for sale From fine pen of imported B. P. Rock, oieoipunelsoo.QIJS, gijf, 915: COCK92; .50 per settinc of it. harrfd down to hide. bso Silver Spangled Hambures, priicwin- Ing stsck. Si per setting. J. W. HOUCK. Ilefferscn. Or. A 10 d&w ira ri LIGHT OP TUB WORLD OR OUR SAVIOUR IN ART" Dwt over $100,000 to publish. Contains early 200 fuH-pace engravings of our iviour, by the great masteis. Every picture reproduced irom some lamous paintings igems aie taking from three to twenty orders pr uay, inc dook is so beantuul mat wnen pople see itthev want it. ','FIRSl- GLANCE IT THE PICTURE BROUGHT TEARS 0 MY EYES." savs one- "Cleared n;o kst week's work with the bbok"says another. ome high tirade man or woman of good urch standing should secure tho agency ere at once," says every editor, "as $500 can maae taking orders lor it." Also a man woman of good social oosition can secure OsUlOn of mananrr rf tM lArritnrv.ln Hernia "1 their time (n rmnWinrr and rirllllnrr Cents and cOrresDondint? with them. Ad- I'cts for fu'l particulars A. P. T. ELDER. ub isher, 378 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, TOVES 4 37. 7" pig Fits. FRONT yARB From Deatli-Tlie Attacks I " One day as I was going home from work, I fell down in the street in one of these fits in front of amoving cable train. Of course, I realized and remembered nothing, but the people who picked me up and carried me to a drug store, told me when I recovered my senses, that I had a miraculous escape from being crushed under the wheels of that car. Another day, it was during the hot summer months, I went in swimming in Lake Miohigan, foot of Diversey Street. While in the water I was taken with one of these at tacks, and would have drowned had it not been for some men close by who saw me. I could tell you of a number of such accidents that have happened to me which in nearly every case came near ending my life. I be came afraid to go out anywhere. "When father got me Dr, Williams' Pink Pills eight months ago, I took them regu larly. After the first week I commenced to feel better, in what w ay I cannot explain. I felt brighter, more hopeful, and in a few more weeks my attacks came but once a week. That, of course, encouraged me par ticularly so when I noticed that I did not feel as bad afterwards, and hod no headaches and no pains. Then the next month the at tacks would skip a whole week and after a little they would skip two weeks. That cer tainly was a great improvement for me. Now I am feeling so much better than I did a year ago, that I can hardly believe it. My appetite is splendid, I do not have the fears 1 used to have, and I am sure that the next place I get to work I shall be able to keep. Think of the wonderful change in me: in the last six months I have only had two attacks and my parents tell me that they were very light compared to the ones I used to have. Another thing I wish to jsny and that is this: I believe I would not have hod those but my pills gave out mid I was foolish enough to think flint I did not need to take any more. So that taught inc a lesson and I shall take them regularly for some months to come. " I ought not to have thought to get rfdol a trouble I had lor five v in live months. Pink Pills for I know that Dr. Williams Pale People have produced this wonderful change for tho better in me, and I feel that all the terrible time I have had in the last five years is done aw oy with now. (Signet!) " Augustine Hanlon." Subscribed and sworn to before me this 3rd day of December, 189G. Lestkr L. Jones, Notary Public. The above statement made by our son is correct, without any exaggeration whatever in detail or in whole. (Signed) Mn. and Mltfl. W. F. IlANLON, No. 78 Seminary Ave. The foregoing is hut one of many wonder ful cures that have been credited to Dr. Wil liams' Pink Pills for Pale People. Disease whicii heretofore have been supposed to be in curable, such as locomotor ataxia and paralysil succumb to this wonderful medicine as readily ns the most trifling ailments. In many cases the reported cures havo been investigated by tno leading newspapers and verified in every possible manner and in no case has the least semblance of fraud been discovered. Their fame has spread lo the far ends of civilization and there is hardly ft drug store in this country or abroad where tlicy cannot ho found. These pills are manufactured by the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. Y., and are sold only in boxes bearing the firm's trade mnrk and wrapper, nt 50 cents a box or sis Iioxes for $2.50, and are never sold in bulk. They may he had of all druggists or direct by mail from Dr. Williams' Medicine Compin) . The price nt which these pills are sold maki'H it course of treatment inexpensive as compared with other lcmedies. q SOAP WORKS and Chemical Works. AND TAR SOAPS. - PROPRIETOR. TINWARE stock in the city, Northwest Liberty streets The Deimel Linen-Mesh Underwear, Our catalogue contains some very interesting facts on the subject of underwear, Ask for a copycat ourSalem agents, JOS MEYERS. SONS, STENOGRAPHING AND TYPEWRITING. Legal and comaiercial work a specialty. Telephone one-four, Office with bberman, Conditi Park, Gray block. Dictation taken at your office and work returned on short notice. 4 30 tf STELLA SHERMAN. hi I I ll t. u. eatJVEtmoM, Bs Held at Salem on May 6 and 7. MAY (J- MORNING SESSION, a. 111 Devotions, led by 11 dent presl- 11:30 Roll call by recording secre tary. Appointment of committees. Ueportof committee on credentials. 12 Noontide prayer. Adjournment. AFTERNOON. 1:30 Prayer service. 2 Reading miniuteH of morning session. 2:13 President's annual address. 3 Treasurer's report. Reports of superintends 3:30 Lltcratute and work among the foreigners, Mrs. Matheny, Salem. 4 Prison and jail vork Mrs. Laura bneii.saiem. 4:30 Report of L. T. L. and Sun day school work, Mrs. M. 15. Morcom, Woodburn. 5 Capital and labor, Mw. E. II. Jones, Brooks. 5:30 Franchise, Mrs. Mary Ramp Salem. 0 Announcmets. Adjournment. 12VHrtlNU( 8 p. m. Atldressof welcome, Mrs. Catherine Spray, Salem. Music. Response, Mrs. Dora Cobyj Wood bum. Music. Med.tl cotiu-st. Recitations. Medal awaids. . Annouiicmeiilt?. lienedectlon. MAY 7 MOKNIXO SESSION. f; 30 Consecration hour. lu Minutes of previous session - 10:15 Report of Union Signal and White Ribbon, Mrs. Emma Johnson,' Woodburn. 10:30 Rentut of press work and I music, Elizabeth Holman, Salem. 10:40 Heport or superintendent of Narcotics, Mrs. J Ogle, Woodbtirn. 11 Put Ity and Purity In literature and art, L. A. Savage, Staylon. 11:30 Flower mission and Y Y. C. T. U.. Mrs. Hotlle B.Colson, Scotts Mills. 11:40 Sabbath observance, MrsJ. tiunsaker, Jcllerson. 11:50 Evangelistic. Mrs. Wright, Woodburn. 12 Noontide prayer. Announcements. Adjournment. AFTERNOON 1:30 Devotion. 2 Reading minutes of session. 2:15 Report of domestic Mrs. Mary Jory. Salem. morning science, 2:30 Reports of local union. 3 Election of officers. 3:30 Question box. 4 Minutes of afternodn session. Announcements. Adjournment. EVENING. 8 p. m. Devotional exercises, Mrsi Narclssa Whlte-Klnney, state presir dent of the W. C. T. U.. will give an address, special music for the occasion has been arranged for, and will be under the direct supervision of Mrs. Sharp, of Salem. Oakville. This is the busy time for farmers and orcliardists und our people are seemingly happy; tho last two frosts were too light to do any harm to the fruit and the prospect for a large crop of prunes and plums was never better, and if tiie war la Greece continues the demand for prunes will be Rood lu fact, we can consume all we raise and If there Is; no foreign fruit on the market wo can get a fair price. Tho wheat raisers are looking for a good crop und a fair price and for the same reason. Now the question arises: Does the political parties In the United States affect the produce mar ket of the world? Does not supply and demand make and regulate the price of product the world over? Our people are all busy now and are looking out for something to cat In the future more than for the spoils of office, however we will have a meeting in Albany next month and will have our legislators that served us last winter come to the front and make an explanation perhaps (Dr.) Driver of Lane county will bo with us and pre pared to tell what he knows We notice one good suggestion in your X Rays that is: "Plant a tater patch" and we took the advice 60 If prosperity don't overtake uswe can winter over. Mr. n. M. Stone of this place Is re pairing and improving the large nrune drier. Mr. Stone is prepared to dry a large amount of fruit and he will raise about all that be can dry. Is it "overwork" that has filled this country with nervous dyspeptics? -that takes the flesh of their bones, the vitality from their blood, ana makes them feeble, emaciated and in efficient? No. It Is bad cooking, over eating of lndegestable stuff, and other health -destroying habits. The remedy Is an artificially di gested food such as the Shakers Di gestive Cordial. Instead of irritating the already inflamed stomach the Cordial gives It a chance to rest by nourishing the system itself and di gesting other food taken with It. So llosli and strength return. Is not the idea rational? The Cordial is palat- uuiu uuu ruiicycs luiiueuiiiiciy. xiu money risked to decide on its value. A lu cent bottle does that. Laxol is the best medicine for chil dren. Doctors reccommend It In place of Castor Oil. Removed, The office of the Salem Water com pany has been removed to the new city hall building, where all bills for water are payable on the 1st of each month. J. M; Wallace, 5-l-3t President. W. 6 Program l '- ii p CJiwfcS-.f;'02rtiC1sw. &C&&emB3im& AUMsViLLK. Ailtnsvllle Is moving right I tilong and its enterprising people are well and liappv. The "Never SweUClub" are quietly waiting lor the promised prosperity to turn up, and will continue to wait as long as thelr'pants and boys .hold out. Some have waited so long now that modesty keeps them cloe to the boy. The poor trout has lo suffer these ' days. Last Sunday Doctor Reed, James Moycr, nnd Sam Smith drove to the Santlam rlycr, and spent the day fishing, Thcyjpport tho llshlng fine, bub thoy lubored underigreat In convenience, the river bank was thickly covered with brush, and as they drew the iish out of the water the brush rubbed all the large ones olT , of their hooks, and as Dr. Reed failed totuko with him his little dog they' could'tiobet the fish, but they had a good time, with plenty of lishermens' I luck. Last week W. D. Shaw, was seen passing through our Main street, with j a hsh pole upon his shoulders, and a long crooked stick In his hand, with two nearly Invlslablo iish hanging at' one end, he looked as proud as a boy with a t:ilr of red top boots. Mr. Shaw had been a Itehihg, and before commencing he cut the- long crooked stick, just large enough, lo hold the many Ush that he Intended to catch. Aumy!Hc news Is all Iish news this Week and more news than Iish. there seems to bo a great absence or iish or else they are on a strike and will not be caught unless tlicy can be rooked In a certain way, some think thjt'they have turned Populist Free Silver 10 to l,and are not to be caught by such Republican hard money men as, Reed, Shaw, Moyer, and Smith. How's This! We offer One Hundred Dollurs Re ward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney & Co., Props Toledo, O. We tho undersigned, have known F. J. Chenoy for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obllgat ion made by their firm. West &Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Walding, Kinnan& Marvin, Whole sale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken cnter nally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price, 75c, per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free. O. R. & N. New Time Card. Two daily passenger trains are now run between Portland and Umatilla. No. 4, the afternoon train out of Port land, is a new through tralr to Spok ane, and arrives at Umatilla in the evening, continuing to Spokane via Wallula, without change of cars and connecting direct with Spokane Falls & Northern train for the Koitenla and Great Northern east-bound fast express. Great Northern Palace and Tourist sleepers are operated dally on this train. This train Is the conncc tlon for Heppner Branch trains from Heppner Jc. and all branch lines north of Walla Walla, No. 2, the eve ning train out of Portland, is btlli the through east-bound connection of the UulonPaclfic,butnow runs via Pen dleton and noo via Wallula, connect ing with Oregon Short Line east honnrl fiver at Huntincton. Pullman and Tourist sleepers, also free reclin- ng cnair cars, are operatuu 011 mis train to Chicago via Granger and Omaha. Strs. Ruth and Elmore leavo Trade street dock dally.connect Ingat Portland with rail division, baggage checked through to all points. G. M. Powers, 4-23-tf Agent. The Objection Not Good. There are people who havo objection to advertising matter In tho reading colunis of a newspaper. The ground objection is that they do not want to read advertisements. Now this ob jection Is not good, for often tithe these advertisements convey valuable Information. For Instance, how elso would tho travelling public learn of the excellent dining car service of the Wisconsin Central lines between St. Paul and Vblcago, or the general com fort of traveling ovei this popular line. For particulars call on the nearest ticket agent or address J. C. Pond, G. P. A., Milwaukee Wis., or Geo. S. Batty, Gen'l Agt. 240 Stark St. Port land, Oregon. C ASTORIA For Infants and Children. Tbfee- llBil Wii ifMtOH tf An Organ. Almost as goou as new, to trade for wood. E. F. Park hurst, 254 Commercial street. 5-10-tf. m ' SAVE YOUR GRAIN. Few realize that each squirrel do roys 81.50 worth of grain annually. Wakelee's Squirrel and Gopher Exter minator is the most effective and economical poison known. Price re duced to 30 cents. For sale by G. W. Putnam, Stelner Drug Co., Lunn & Brooks, G. L. L. Baskett and A. I. Stone. d & w-3 10-4 m Flax Seed. All farmers who are contemplating sowing Ilax should at tend to It at once and secure their seed contract so the proper amount can be ordered. Call at Dickenson's seed store for particulars. 4-10 d&w tf ?'lP "& j y "" Ut OtVyffl&W gsaffiggsagg n m'.L..l."-u- Uta. -. ... -iimi-n-n .. i...i ' p iisTogi 11 ' " iin '''-. 1. '" " AfcaelaulcPrcnarationror As similating UicToodflrtdRcgula ling the Stomachs andBowcis of iBTBwawmfflrcwmH Promote s DigcsltonXhcciful ncss nndRcst.Contalns ncilhcr Opiurri.Morphine norfincxal. Not NAiic otic. Jltape cfOuWrSWCJlEtTCnEit Mx Senna AW.V Stttt fl(im!nt . flirm Seed - J'lanbtd '&tgtir iblayran fJara" Apcrfccl Remedy Tor Constipa tion, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoca, Wot ms.Convulsions.Fcvcrisii- ncss end Loss or SLEEP. I ' Facsimile Signature of NEW YORK. CXACT COPY OF WRAPPED. - A FOR 25 THE nfHinri Mr . LJH9 IS ILL. 3 O TO A Word in your ear. Delays are dangerous, If ou are bothered with squirrels use FRY'S SQUIRREL POISON, It Is the cheapest and speediest squirrel killer known. Do not waste any time exncrlrnentlni' with hlirh-nrlced nolsons of uncertain strength, but use ono can of FRY'S SQUIRREL POISON and tho result will bo entirely sat isfactory. Mr. N. P. Williamson of Salem. Orenon. writes: "I havo tried Fry's Is the best. Poison will kill a early anu orten you stop the orceu." Read the letter from our sister state. SPRINGDALE, WASH., June 10, J800. D. J. FRY, Salem, Oregon: DEAR SIR EnclOhcd pleaso find express order customers suy your Squirrel Poison Is the best they have ever used. Y o will want four cuses next year. Yours truly, SHAFFER & TRUMBULL Fry's Squirrel Poison put up In full ono pound cans, prlco 25 cents. Sold by all deulers. Steevens Fruit Drver. . PATENT PENDING. Fruit growers are invited ari" 1. Ilnilmllril canucltv. 2, Clieapncu of . .. W.T- T- .. -. . apn Wri cheapness and iimpllcity of process, Write me lor testimco.is ana experience ol growers who are using the Steevens since two years. Estimates and specifications furnished or;driers built. -i! -ZZ Addrers G. A. STKEVENS. Salem, Or. NOW'S THE TIME Wcare agents for the BEST FREl'AKED SPKAYS aad arc prepared to quote prices CHEAPER than jou can manufactuie yourself Call or vnd tt catalogue. OREGONrjFRUIT AND PRODI Office and warehouse, cor, Trade and High, Salem, Or, jpjMMmMfi yX'. us SEE THAT THE FAC-S1MILE SIGNATURE OF IS ON" THE WRAPPER 01 EVEEY BOTTLE OB1' Castorla is pel cp in oat-stro bottles only. It li not colli la bnlk, Don't allow anyone to toll you anything elso on tho pica cr promiet that it is "jnit as good" and "tjIU answer eTery pnr pose." -Wr-Beo that yon get O-A-8-T-O-B-i-A. "& f J5- 9 tlall Sv y7 . s. Iih ''uSkXZTSZr mppir. - V.1 - quirrel: CENTS. MER. several brands of squirrel poison but I believe ono can of Fry's Squirrel barrel of squirrels, and by using eaM C&a&j(7rtc&U FAR for $9.60 In payment of Squirrel Poison account. Our to investlcatelbefore buying or bulldlnc a diier.' My claim constructor ' Rapid loduction. 4. Easy . . FOR SPRAYING OREGONfjFRUIT AND PRODUCE CO, atgw- np- The t& t . 'CIAJR' stabIes, Best horses and carriages (n theclty. All Wiilameiter tBOlBS k 1IASN,, t 1 ritOFRIBTOtlS. EASTLAND SOUTH 1 VIA THE SHASTA ROUTE OF TIIE Southern Pacific Co. FXr-HFSS TRAINS RON DAILY. fc:o ! M, Lv : Portland ..Ar 9:30 A M 7.' 10 A M H.'oo p M 8mo PmV-Lv . Satern ... Lv-J 7M5 A m.1 Ar. San Frnnclco Lv Atxjve ttHlhs St tint nil iirlnfimfll cmiinno lift. 1'nrllfim! nnd fviUtit. Turner Kfavinn jefUrson, AlUiny, Tangent. Shedds, Ilalsey' uamsDurg, junction iuy, cuger.e, ireswell, Cottnge Grove, Drum, Oakland and all sta. lions from Uoseburg to Ashland, inclusive. KU3ICI1UKU MAIL, (DAILY. 8.3o A M 2 Ml Lv ...Portland Lv.... Salem ... Ar .. Roseburg , .Ar Lv . Lv U'JOPM a.'oo ph ( 7.-3Q A M IIOO A 520 p Pullman buffet sleeper and second-clss leepln cars attached to all throuch train WEsT SIDE DIVISION. BLTWELN PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS. Mail 1 1 ains daily except Sunday. 730 A M Lv TTorilarld . Ai I 5. -50 p m 1 a15 P M) Ar....Corvallis . Lv f 1 .'05 p m At Albany and Corvallis connect with trains of the O. C & E. Ry. KXfRESS TRAIN DAILY EXCEPT SUKDAV. 4. "SO C M 7.'30P'M Lv Portland . Ar McMinnville Lv 83C A M Lr S.'Su a'm Direct connrcttons at San Francisco with Occidental aud Oriental and Pacific mail steamship lines for JAPAN AND CHINA. Sailing dates on application Rates and tickets to Eastern points and Europe. Also JAPAN, CHINA, HONO LULU and AUSl'RALLIA, can be obtained from W. W. SKINNER. Ticket Aeent. Salem. R. KOEBLER, Manager. E. P. ROGERS, A. G. F & P. A. Portland. Ilolds the world's record for long-distance fast running. After a Two Davs' Ride It Is refreshing to step into a clean, orient,' sweet, smelling train ns you do If you go East via Hillings and tlie Burlington lloute. No dust on tho car scats; no litter on tbo car floors; no foul air; nothing to remind you of former occupants. Omalia,Kansas City, St. Louis. Oltlcairo a. tsGBALL points East and South. Two routes east via St. Paul, Minn., and Billings, Mont. For tickets and In formation apply to nearest ticket agent or to A. C. SHELDON, G. A., Portland.Or. BO YEARS EXPERIENOS trade Marks, DE810.N8, COPYRIGHTS &c. Anjono lending a aketcb and description mar quicklr ascertain, free, nbotber an Invention U probnblr patentable. Communications strlctlr confidential. Oldest osencj for securing patents la America. We bare a Wasblngtou oalce. Patents taken tbrougb Munn & Co, receive special notloo In tbo SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, beautifully lllmtrated, larseit circulation of nor BoieuiiDo journal, weoaij, lenna iuu m 7cari fLCOsUc tnontbs. Specimen ctple and lLoiD iiooii on I'Atkxto seut free. Address MUNN & CO., 3(11 llrouilvtav. Now York. R jiapp POISON M BrVMlltJl Rfft,Vf 1'r.n.arr.BctV cu7.'dlnl5toMdaxr5BeBiJ srir..."?"": "??"!'ia aMiaH " " vikiv uuuer same caaraa ssssssssV. 7' !;Ioa urll'cr ?. Sm nM coa. tract t6payralIroadfnreandhotelbllU.si5 coebaree. I f wo t allto cure. If jou bare taken saer enry, Iodide notasb. and still have aches and Pinj,MuooaiVatchlnmontb.HoraTkroat, Vlmplee. Copper Colored (Spots, ufcer oa tar partof tbeVdr,IlalrorKTVpw tsJM oat. H hi tbl Hecoadary liLoOB tOiSfjS weeaaranteetpenre. Wg solicit tbo ssoatebsU Bate case andchalleryte the world for a caatTeeaanotoi.re. Tbls disease boa alan baWeta the skill of the mort eSt pkyiR elauy.- ffaoo.ooo copiui sbln4Mr;4cood tlonal eaarantr.AbaolutaprooAiseiM sealed oa application. Address S-'OO KKMKOY CttZ W1 Masoato Xeroplc. CMtOAOO. tXI MADE ME A MAN AJAX TADLCTS POSITIVELY" CD83 jluij Tttrtoui iiutaitt railing Metn- rTilnipotoacir,HleerileauMU,eta. aaied r Abuw and other Tjeaawa and India. cretiona, T"u qvuMu und u(i rntora Lot Vltalltr In old or loans, and t a manforstadr,biulneiie or marriage, 'mvant lnfianltv and flnnailBintlAn if ind tason in time, xnoir tnti anovrs immeaiate i man! and trut a GDI113 urhara All otttera 1 tiMi bovrs immediate lt upon baring the senolne AJftX Tablets. naTe ourea laoaunaa ana win oure roUi,n k ltlra written gnarantoa to Rcl a car la i orwiunuiuenioaer. rriHou cent pr wv .It nuekiunai Ifull traatmiinil far SU.Mlib W3nmwsf''Gk (Si For sale at Saleoii Or, by D J. FRY. For DsMcMy, f for purity, and for JraproyesaVat of tho eoea ploxlonnothlnjriuU roasom's Powsiw. f, .'Mij': mf 4 -si n Y j-r n