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THE MUNCIE. MORNING STAR. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1909. and Vicinity ews ox the Gas SALOONS 111 Nil The Grim Reaper to the Issuing of to Arthur iulllaume, of thn Fourth ward, and Mark Kaxon. of the Third ward.

In thin pity. Thi other successful applicant wan James F. Patrey, of Munt-peller, hut a notice of appeal In his wa filed by John A. Uonham, of thl city. i ik miiji him; rov HIS WEDDING IS DELAYED ix-t atur Man and Woman Mar Have to Appoa Befor Judg.

Decatur, Nov. 1. The wed-dingr of Georste Ryphera and Mrs. Francis Bmlth, which waa to have occurred tomorrow evening, may be FUNERAL iS ON WEDNESDAY Issue of Mrs. Winters and comprise the following named: Oscar and Robert of Wapakoneta, Charles of Lima, Daniel of Sandusky, Roy and Fairman of this place.

Interment was made. In Wapakoneta, the former home of the family. New Castle, Nov. 1 Lewis Oephart, 79, a well known farmer of Liberty township, Is dead at his home near Millville. He waa atrlcken some days ago with apoplexy and never recovered.

The deceased Is a brother uf William Gephart, of this city. Portland, Nov. 1. Eight davs' Illness was sufficient to end the life of Mrs. Delia Janney, wife of Charles Janney, at her home nine and one-half miles northwest of this city.

IJeath was due to septic finer She 1 survived by her husband and seven mall children. wnn him n4 ora of tbt mxt Inftaentfai atfiTthr-rt fjf th eongTff.ffjn. Ijrmg hi atujr br Mr Mau'c ron-dmr'ftd the rftun-h In munner, hr It I in a er41l ftnaitf in I ronrtlt nrt. ovr hating bn raised for iiom nrj fiiKlirsl W'rk. UK VIOLATED HIM Wiriciiesir, Nov.

1. Ralph Hur'iw, a young man who formerly in thb city and Dunkirk, wm taknn to thtf MiinnneJii (Ohio) Btate rforntatory by Ifeber, of OrenvUif-. today. HuriffM -Hiiltfd Miirjifittil MMioon City lfl-t spring, wan found jfullty and buttery with intent to and rlemd on ft jmftpendd nt-nre ptrrrlltiK good behavior. On? evening fiw wHt-hfl ago he aaln became in-toxbHt-d and broke up a huinfy which hf hlrd Ht llvrry utatde in flrwn 11Ih, escaping Into Indiana aftr hi little at wa pullt-d off, I-ant Wf lie Conneravllle, Nov.

1. Leon-Idas Jordan, formerly one of the best quick aim shots in the state, is dead at his home here. He Wat also an athlete of considerable nota. Cambridge City, Nov. 1.

Mia Margaret Mosbaugh, a well known inKtructor, died at the home of her sister, Mrs. Harriet Kless, of this city, from tuberculosis of the alias Mosbauarh was graduated from the Woodard high school at Cincinnati a number of years ago. rne ucgan rier teaching In the pub lie schools of Cambridge City, but for the last twenty-four four had been an Instructor of mathematics In the Woodard high school. Keystone, Nov. 1.

Frank Dun can, 23, aon of William C. and Frances Duncan, of this place, died this morning at his hums In Bridgeport. of typhoid fever. Mr. Duncan was a worker In the Illinois oil field and leaves a young widow and Infant child.

His body will be brought to tne hom or his parents at thla place for burial. Winchester. Nov. 1. The funeral services of Mrs.

Isaiah Ryan, who died at her home here Saturday, were held at Deertleld this morning, after a short service In this city. The Interment was made In the Reltenour cemetery. The Rev. Mr. of the local Friends church, officiated.

New Castle, Nov. 1. Information waa received In this city by tele, graph today nf the death of Mrs. 8. J.

Ashton, which occurred at New Castld, Fa. The deceased was the mother of the wife of the Rev. I C. Howe, pastor of the Christian church. Mrs.

Howe left today for Njw Castle to attend tha funeral. St. Mary, Nov. 1. Six ons of the deceased acted a pallbearer today at the funeral of the late Mrs.

Mary Winters, who wa found dead in bed by her son Saturday morning. The sons comprise the sole surviving Portland, Nov. 1. At hia home, aix and one-half mile northeast of thi city, Josenh Huey, 78, dead after two years' suffering of dropsy. His wife, four sons and two daughter survive.

The funeral serv-ices will be held Tuesday morning. Portland, Nov. 1. The funeral services of Karl D. Riley, one of the best known your.g men of this city, were held this afternoon, in charge of the Rev.

B. A. Stewart, pastor of the Presbyterian churth The Eagle lodge, of which he was a member, attended the service In a body. "QUEEN LIL" REGISTERS Girea Addres on Bote Register aa New York City. Bt.

Marys, Nov. "Queon Ul" Mc Farland, who has physicians' cartincatea ahowln her nnabla to attend tha Harrla Inqueat, bacause of nervoua proatratlon, haa raglatnred at tha Btstnbarg hotnl, Wapakoneta. as a cltlien of Jfow York city. 8m la acoompenlad by her daughtar. At lata.i report tha two left on a northbound traction car.

suppoaodly for 1,1 ma. Mra. McFarland Is supoanaad as wttnoaa on tha natt hearing of the Harris Inqueat, set for WILL SOOD BE OUT Only One on Public Square and Three on the Outskirts. JONESBORO HAS ALSO ONE So Has Gas City Tremendous Business Being Done. Marlon, Nov.

1. The saloon of Frank firoslor, on the square, dosed Ihls evening. Only firm more remain and thHt In the one belong ing to MTt Wallet, of thn Oyster Hay, and that will this week. Thin will leave five In (Irani county one In the west part of Murloti, two In the south, part of Marion, on In and one In dun City. All the saloons will close about the mldfile rif the month.

The two saloons on the siiuurn arc doing a land-offl business, having put In double lira tn attend to the crowds which throtigfd the plaoa. mork llarlfonl City (iota Two and Moiilfm-llir ttnrt Morn Saloon. Hartford City. Nov. 1.

The county commissioner granted three Honor licenses today and held up a fourth. that of I'eter Allmon. who desire to open a saloon in I Klrat ward of Montpeiler. No written remonstrance wan tiled against Allmon, but objection waa made that wit not a sullabl man to conduct a a-loon. There wore no objection raised LOIN MINUTH ELGIN watches go where precision is vitaL Under the keen eye of the scientist they maintain the reputation that has made a synonym for accuracy of the word C.

M. WHEtXr.Il Model 1 3li Pendant Winding nd Srttini, Rrvrnlren fewrln. Ruin and a.ttillr blne in, I irnirr Ifwels. CMnicrriatiiiK hmant r. Hieaoei tiair apt iiuf, Willi nucronirlilc rratilator.

Adjnu-d in It-inpfialiire, lrhton(m, thirf eiiKitionn. Patf-at clu anil rlt.m ilill Bi-ltins device, llli.trlng. Ptltct dammkri-llrtl tn-fiavmt Inlaid with (uld, Ol tn Ucc and hunt-im taaca. In Filled OoM faaea. ana up.

In Aolla UuM(uhu an up. Other Rln at other prlcn according to pipilr ol movrmrnl and ra.e. All liljtm tnittirla art aotil hv lewelen every aiui aie luiir auarantrcd. IXtilN NATIONAL WHTCII COMPANY, Elgin, Illinnla. House Work Made Easy wbi nrref.ti at i-1.

wayiu nj rn- "rn''1 'o Orcnvllle for violating rils Hluffton, Nov, 1. Henry KaterhT, iutlan man, went to Kl, Wayne nod, becoming partially intoxicated. In a quarrel stabbed a youtig man tn a aaloon. He wfi in an jHByjuiri a fw yera iko. A ppennd In-jouet whm held lit th at Ft.

Wuyn-', aHln adjudgfd In Hrn find todsy the Vfipt-rn were flbd here with fnuiity Clerk A. N. I'lf-a I HK'-r, arirt Hiiilli-atlon made for the vomisr nian'R admlttMncn to the aaylitm oe Iflrhmond. He la a non of Jacoh atai lc of Oiwlati. oasis" Ittchrnond, Ind Nov.

1. A letter waa recelvd at the Richmond rioat- otllcc yeatTday adilreHaed to "Mra. Alvlit I'novor, OaHla Ind." There tm- Iiik no audi poatoltli In Indiana aa ial. the rnllwav noma cl rk (hroiiKh w-lioan hand It tiiiHaod In- dora-d thereon, "Try Richmond ll'a wet, Btld the letter, herefiir, ban mil" to oriKinal town In Oie Mate. The Intler, how ever, will not dehvere.i, and i1e aplte III'- ffort of the facetlona poata.1 ciera win nmi mm way to the lnil lter office at WanhliiKton.

huxMix is Anderaon, Nov. 1 Th nu-loon of Anaelm HhHfi In Klwootl, wa'a cloaei today aa a result of a 1e-clalon hatiiid down b- eelal JurlKe Klllcnn to the effect that tha mayor of Klwood had the nuthorlty to revoke tho llcenae. Tho tenuiorary real ralnlnit nrdr waa alao illnmilved by the court. Shafir will not lime much, for the reaaon that hla llcenae would have expired next Thursday. TllllliK AT NKW New CiiBtle.

Nov. I. In ttmea paat. when New Caatii had aulootia, Monday 'vaa unuallv termed "drunk diiy," and inlay mornlnK tliera were from three to a nu up to enter plena of aullty. To-tlay wan the llrat Monday In three weeka that there were any "drunk eiiaca," and thin waa "ninthly dun to Halloween celehratlona.

Three men appeared before Hiiulre Koons and Wei lined 1 0.4ft eai h. OM.V TWO SALOONS IV MUtlON. Marlon, Nov, 1. Two aa-loona remain In the downtown district of Marlon, one, operated by V. I.

Hroiler, due to oloao Nov. 14, and the other operated by vll-t, which will clone Nov. iio. The hnr-funnii are now reapltiK a harvt at, hnvltigf ail tha pa I roiuiirn formerly hehl hy thirty anloona In thla city. IUIV tJOOIlH 1 1 KM HAXKnt'IT.

Frankfort, Nov. 1. It. 1C. Mr- f'lure Roita, one, of tha oldeat dry irood and bunlneaa In Frankfort, today fl lt-il a petition In bankruptcy, kIvIiik the Mill, lllll.

a (0, with aaneta about the mime. Kll II. Iliciwn, wua iippolnted re ceiver. rAsll.K MAN IS lllltT. New Ciiatle, Nov.

1, Latchnw hna a di.ep -Anti tinder lila left eye and niinierotia rata nnd bruinra on bin face nnd head aa the reault of fall. While with aoveinl othera he waa on top of an old build- ln at. he mlaaed hla footln and fell a dtatnnre of fifteen feet to the around, ttllKhttnar tin hla head. NEW CASTMC IU KIMXS 1IF.AI.. N.w caotlo, Ind Nov.

1- Martin Me- formica, who T.enntljr ,14 ho t.Mntlir 'Id hla farm In i Hnrrlann ttnahtn In Nl-k Ooff. haa rtcwad Mll-a 1' horr ha lev umno tha liar of i-nnnnn WltviimSer K.filileiii Arretted for oiuliii tliig All "liliiHl Tiger." Wlnch-ater. Ind N'uv. I. After a very brief caruer hi a clilaen at Wlni.heiiter, -tending over but llttl.

mir than a of lew icreeman, who glvea Kmiaaaj I'liy a Mi I. re.w reeling In the piindolph county Juii with a thai- of turn dutillnif a "blltwl tiger" huvnrlrig over lilin. Thn Indictment waa Ihra at thn beheal Oaio J.uke. formerly tit Imnlork, tu at prwrit a r-elllelll uf I 111! city. Htuidiy nlghl Jentie was arr-aied br Offlter Iciir rn a chame of tnio.l, atlwn.

afr fr uu- i ti.miy for him iu un, hitI ff h'liiif i.i,r.ai-iii'J 1Kb intir a Blid afrT htm h- Iih(1 ftitr -hfl rl the Jliuir Jrilt fltj tiittf h-tfh) it ttnl li fiHltt 25 ftt ori rtrtnh. but that It wm big "lift, th t't(f i nr h'l ictjnt on In ait iiril'iinry tuniMfr. KrMiitTi iifii ti-rt ia 1hv a ten Bn-1 'pAfiftj up rt In tii i4 ft tiri. huitiiii jf, t.xik ttif- Hi (c our iiKMtnr'i' itininti. Unit he ln- tfrj'1'l mutt Hi ntc iHlty of HflUnB M'tt-(ti h)l, lut, m'r-udliiB to the fTnMi, li iMTt'-il in 1i ui'tlfi titlitf fv li'ft-rer than lrii 'J thiti th'V Vf-rl ft -H 'I tHM 1 III" rti.f imiini ruf town (hut tie fiMil leri Brtnt-l fi l.lgtihitMf' ut Ihtuur lit H'lhlnmni, 111,, mi tht-y hrtvi.

wsii'MfiK h)M (iiH--" over ttM-, K(iHtnii wan iiiiHt'ffi to iv hui'd. WMltmiiff, fth'ithfr oIf'iti)-r, wnv rt rd i mti f'-r i4tf.n It lion. ImjI permitted to on pMinle fler ihowd th offl-lil Umi ttml "tenxly In the cmri ft-lrt "WIT' MIMVIK.lt Itl SK.NS Hartford I lly rtfyninH l.iain 111k loin Ii In I.imhI I InaiK la I (ondlllou, llarlfonl Illy. I Nov Th vV. Maun, wlio lfrn ltiir fif lhi l.u- tli.

ran ciitucli fir e.ft yar. r-1ly lil rMlKimtlnri to titt flinrk Hiintlfty rnornlria Whla hi rcrnifri(Rtlun ana unprfrimr.d for Oi muvi. tin rfita riNttim wia arritfft. an4 rf'ria will InM'lf (ft t.riii. sii, Mr.

Mnd Imiilty wll! Itav lfm litltr Mrt of till. month for ''Ifvolanil. "dirt, whr-rc It. li wilt tl from a lrir an umri' iTtip'T'mit i-hurh. Mr.

WitnU lti rtf ft, "w.ti" ntirlna thn ri'ount aittl flffhl. ftnrl Itn. iintd ti have chuh1'! a tiroH' t- Inflammation acta la. ho-rarar, lha enntanlg mar ba r.lainad for aa unuaual length of lima, lhaa producing myoo rata and diMHimfort, or may a oipllad with abnormal frrqutnev and ha tha oauae of mui-h incnovenlenc and trouhla. All of thla may ha if llrved and finally curad hy lha roft.uLO MLOAL HAAK1.LM st; 1.

1 s. t.nl.r MKItAL HAARI FM OH. la pul nn la two hmvt, In CAPStll-fcS and BUTTIES, iSt, and AOe, par bnv. Botllra, lac, and Al all drugglita. Ila aura that you ohialn lha Gold Tilly brand, oaharonaa yo I got aa Imitation, Lliaratura h-aa, DELICIOUS hil Thulatha sMj graceful ho.

It aial. v.a If JO 2 i Have a can of Yankee Cleaner in your home at all times. It will lighten the labor and lessen the work. And you will never feel the fatigue of housework. Yankee Cleaner will make your home like new.

From cellar to garret everything will be 6pick and span. Yankee Cleaner "An all around cleaner for the home" delayed gome what, owing to the fact that when George went to the county clerk's office to procure the necessary papers he waa notified that some one had objected to his romance and the mutter of granting; a license was referred to the Circuit court. He. by the way, aeeure the application blanks, had them properly tilled out and sworn to and filed them with th court Judge Jiuni a T. Merryman said he would have to hear evidence In regard to the matter and has set the raae for Tuesday morning, notify Ins; Oeorge to be present with his girl and advlnlng him tn secure the services of an attorney.

A rrangi ments had been made by Syphers and a manager of one of the local electric, theatre to have a public marriage, and In cane he is suc-ceasful in getting the neceawary license the wedding will probably be one of the largest held In this city for years. HER QUICKWITSAVED HER Ml tie Girl ill Flaine Holla Herself 111 lool of Water. Peru, Nov, 1. Hy her presence of mind Helen Bruck, the eight-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Anthony Bruck, of this city, saved herself from a terrible death. She and her brother, William Hrura, age thirteen, wer playing about a bonfire whin th Utile girl tripped over cornstalk and fell backward Into the blaze, She was soon enveloped In llames, but the child did not be come so excited that she did not know what she waa doing. Not far away the llttln girl saw water flowing- from a hydrant, about whic there was a pool of water. She throw herself to tiie ground and rolled over and over In thn water. Hr brother tried to catch her when hla discovered that his slater's clothes were abliiae, but nho run too fast for him.

Mra. Uruck was attracted to the scene, but did not reach the hydrant until the little, Rirl had quenched the fire. The child's back was badly burned. Her condition is serious. WILSON TO BE TRIED AGAIN Conncrsvlllo Attorney Oalni That New FvliU-noe Has Hwn Found.

Conncrsvllln, Nov. 1. A motion for another trial for John Wilson, who has been tried three times for the murder his wife. Is being prepared. The first Jury disagreed.

The caaei wag heard again in the game term of court, although the Jury was not Impaneled until after the regular term hud closed. This Jury found Wilson guilty, and named life Imprisonment as his penalty. The third trial resulted In a similar verdict. Wilson's attorneys say the motion they are preparing will be based largely on the fact that new evidence bus come to light. This evidence Is that the lock on the door ot the bedroom In which the murder was committed was found hroken.

The door itself iipjieRred to have been forced open by kicking. None of these things was heard of until after Wilson's conviction. YARLING JURY DISAGREES Another Trial Will ITobahly Ordered In the Near Future. Tipton, Nov. 1.

The Juror In thn Varling case reported they were unable to agree. Judire? Nash sent them back for further deliberation, refuriing to accept their decision. The Jurors went out, but soon reported agntn they could not agree, and lre Nash dismissed them. Another trial probably will he ordered. kili.fi a nrr coyote.

TTluffton. Nov. 1. dene Kyle, an employe at the C. H.

Durhctn poultry establishment, killed a pet coyote this morning with scant cere mony, it had been confined In a cage? at the packing house, Inst night, I but escaped and got Into tne chicken coops, and this niornlnir thirty dead chickens were found. The coyote nipped off the head of moat of them as they stood helpless In small coops sitting on the) floor. SICK HEADACHE Poaltlrelr cures' lhee JLlttl Fill. They also relief nt trans from Dyprpsla la digestion and Too Beart? Kauris, a penwt rent. etlr for Dtaama, Nausea, Drowsiness, Had Tasta la tha VouUi, Onatedj Tunme, Pain la the ends.

TORPID UVKR. The frulai tlx Bowels, purely VegataMB, KAIL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL WCE, CARTERS Clk SlCk llEADAGIIB. Genuine Must Bear riilTTlH I'VE? Fac-Simila Sigruttum ALL GLASSES Of shoe-wearing people will find Just what you wsnt at th price you want to pay In our store. Stuck complete.

I-adte- or men's I tn ia.no. (1ft acquainted. ECONOMY SHOE STORE Opp. Court House. 'Home of lied Crosa" CARTER'S I 1 1117 13 I PILLS.

Senator McCullough, of Anderson, Will be Buried With Imposing Ceremonies. And'iraon, Nov. 1. At hia late hope In Tenth strft, In this will occur Wednraday afternoon the funpral of the late Senator Car roll K. MoCulloimrh.

TIM rfllgloua mrvicra will be conducted by the fieva. (', a. Hudaon and Chentern Smith, of the M. E. church.

The grand commandery of KnlnhU Tt'in-plar of Indiana, of which Mr. McCul-louifh wm an olllcer, will have charge of th funeral, while Anderson com-mandery No. 32 will at a eacort to the trrand commundery. Both Oovernor Marshall and lieutenant fiovernor Hall have glRniflerl their Intention of attending: the fu neral, while committees from both housed of the. h'Klalature will alao if praaent.

The active all-hearera will he li. Orimea, fi. It. Oedne, J. Hurr.

1). Muatard, W. VV. ('roan arid William Thomiiaon. all of thl city, while honorary pall-h-arera frtun the Kllatiire will be chonen.

Himdreiin of telegram and lettera nf condolence have reached McCullough home today. Itcpneaent Mate Senate Hall Innlght llm fnlitiwli'a ''Omnilt from thf aiairt BMtiatn to nttenii Hwnalnr Mfi'iillnuirli' funeral: I'Ynuk M. Klaller. I Will Wool. Mfaytte; Jvnn fl.

Htnltnhrg, N.w Julltia j. Hlgana. illnion. I.rvi f. Hmian.

IfidlMnnpnlla: Union A. trx: atfii-hnn Flmnilna. I'Nirl Klrkman, ftlr-limonfl; Ileal. Term Hautn- Hnll'h N'llenv Voiney Mlnahatn, Ml.liawaKa: Mourn, cunnerav II le. Hotl" Also Kt'previilrd M.

ttonnn ef fhe hnuan an- p-unOTl i he followtna A. lepht-cn, Aitileia.tu, Monrr, FlO'h, Munrln; Hwrry Hlincklnnd. A. .1. Brtymnr.

MlleH Furnan. N. lififinitl, Marlon; Julin Pi. Falkner. Ml'hl-aan 'It Ailulph a-enatlfkar, Indlannpo- lla; II I'lerann.

I n'liaiiHpona; Aionan iHnilnnr, lit, liini'tiil Ktnnk K. Wataoa, Tlptotl and Ward "ni ter. Ixtnvlllo. MUTES ADJOURN SESSIONS When Ilic DlaniMalona AVarni 1N-Iente Warmly. South Bend, Nov.

1. A unique convention ended In South llend laat evenlnrt when the mulea In northern Indiana adjourned their annual aeanlon. Fifty were In attendance. The acaalona were held In the BHKombly room of tho city hull. DclcKuteg to the nteetlnn arrived In South Hind Saturday and at once laid lnns for carrying out the prcj-Kram irevloualy provided.

Tim Hcv. I'. Ilaaennlab of Tji-gran county waa In charun of the mretitifra and led thn debnteg In the alan lanKuatfe. When the dim-ua-aiona grrw warm the delegate would Kistlculate wildly. Parliamentary practice waa rigidly followed In every Jtsi'iiealon.

STATE NEWS OUKKNKIEl.n Because "he nnrnd a summons to appear as a witness tn the Circuit court here, Mrs. William Heche, of Indianapolis, was fined 1 and cost by Judae Mason. Mrs. Seehe was to have testified In the damaise, suit brought by Mrs. Badle Hhotta against Thomas Ijiwler and the Terra Haute Hrewlng company.

Cf" Ll'MBl'S 8o lllieral Were Co lumbus people with their donations of mon-y for the state conference or charities and correction. recently held here, that Judge V. C. Huncan. of the loral executive committee, has announced that the 1300 appropriated by the Hartholomew county council will not be used.

TEH HE HAfTK Mri. Clara Mitchell accepted $2,500 In settlement nf her null atrntnat the Terre Haute, IniHariBtinll. F.aatern Traction com- hy a street car laat February. lie laa In buggy when It was gtruck by cr. TEHHE HAUTE Warrant hava hnen Issued for the arrest of Ralph McFarland and Mr.

Pearl Ijwery, who are said to have eloped. The warrant for McFarland charge him with wife desertion, and that for Mrs. bowery with child abandonment. SH KI.ItYVILLR Harry Monroe, fnlltna; to give bond for is In jail to aanlt a preliminary hearing on He Will arrested Indianapolis Thursday on the charge of stealing a bicycle. PRINCETON' Tha diphtheria and 'rlet fever s'tuailun here Is growing serious.

Thlrty-ftve cases of tarlet fever and several cases nf diphtheria have been reported to the city health officers. Three death have resulted from diphtheria, the Imest victim being the J-year-oId daughter of Harvey Mllburn. CONNERSVIM.R Preston Catcs, tustice of the peace and minister of the gtoapel, wan cur.ned In his oftVe here while trying a case: The man nn trial was Rcniamln Stephen, i hargd with whipping his wife while In a state of Intoxication. When asked here he got hla whisky he profanely told the Justice It waa none of hla tuialnena. Stephen was gent to Jail for thirty-four days.

ORFF-NFIELrv The canning far-buy at Shirley has closed Its first season with a pack of 240.000 cans, or 10.000 ease, and paid $5 750 to farmers for tomstoe and IS.000 for labor. TirTOV Superintendent TTaakett. nf the City lias compsny. has tust finished an Inspect bin of the pipes that acre laid to th business block of the city about fifteen y-ars an. Many i them were rottd to such an extent that thev were declared unsafe.

New plpca will be laid, Cleans everything. You can do away with a dozen different cleaners. So it is economical. It is full of muscle, it takes less work. It contains no acid or grit, and is harmless and will not injure the most tender skin.

Yankee Cleaner is non-explosive, so caution is unnecessary. It is used everywhere. Public buildings of all kinds, private homes, hotels, all over this country use the Yankee Cleaner, because it is the most satisfactory cleaner A SIJRK AVAY OUT QUIOIt IlDIiiriP la Paaltlvt Pact That In Not On. Out rat a Thnnaand nl a.ppoAd Kldn.a Caaaa Doa tha Iroabl. Haaily IJa alih tha Kldnaya.

known. Uncle Sam uses it in the White House. And it is used in many foreign countries besides. At your dealers 25c 40c 75c Pint Quart Half-gallon i of her husband, who was killed rracneaii- all tha aa-called KlJn.r troubla la In raaiiit Bladaar Trauula. Aiuiuuah aiu.

flmaa lnMn.iy painful, aud al.ya anonylni. It Bi II- and ulrkly eurtj ib lULt Ml'HAL HAAkl OIL. CAI SULIS. 1 hara ara oihar trimMta artalaf In organa rMi-aentd villi tha HltjJer which art alw nntckir rtllavad bt lha uia ot tiOl.U Ml 1AL HAAH-I KM OIL CAI'SUI P.S. Full laiorawhia la glfta In tha arlnmtl mauar anclnaod In aach loa, Tha BUiliiar la ibi wotowcla Inr diarhargea frnm lha Kltlnava tlml.r normal onudiilona aatara dlapaaaa of tha onul.nia of Ihla rtaarvtilr (tha Mkadilarl pruiniulf and vithaiM pals.

Ooua HEAL ADD OK thn rUr Th farm mraptiiM acrra aolil tnr II oft p.r ar-ro RECIPE FOR BAD BREATH Thl very undesirable affliction whlnh always gccompanleg bad taatn In tha mouth of mornings and a coated tongue, ran very easily over-coma by using the following doctor's prescription. It Is not an unpleasant preparation and Is perfectly It Is said to be one of th moat effl- HOLLAND MEDICINE COMPANY, 8CRANTON, PA. Where Others Only Promise ray wr ncauna. doubtful or etperlm.ntat about our dent formu as known, for lha crmrga 0f obtaining money under! RODWS Guarantee Ustin Cures "Honest Treatment i atparlane In dlaesae or a. 1-tfKBTT.

M. IX. inn tit-'i SperUllat. mmim nn KMabUabed la InrUaJMa It n. do not puhllah teaumeelal tatt.ra boto cirtB in mi vrnria.

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kaow "J0 and advanced Oiir falea Inducement! and prorntaa mora be-n a h-uaehold en ahment l'aP J-' aucceaa In th. treatment and cur ot ailment, that con.Utul our apacl.lt. treatment nd cure of ua th. to nd. bni.ean shallow ffr.t.nalo and lld aub.iajirn and shaaow.

mathon. cannot atnd out lAu of troatm.nl asw.nat un.ll.ruted a.id'nc, of buiidre.ta rur.il. that eipert kilt. aei.ntlflc attainment ran for thos who apply le 'r anfrertng fern, aa, of th. to t-th call arid con-u i ua In leaa to -r pr pr lrlm't 0n- a on reauiiin Ills tirh aa lek headache, dlgilnesa, nausea, etc.

It Is equally as good for bable and children a It Is for grown persona when given In th dosage preacrtbed below. "Three-fourths of an ounce of fluid extract of Caacara Aromatic; one and one-fourth nunc easence of I'rpaln. on ounce of 1-arvo compound; on riinc of Water." Thla to re taken three tlmea a day tn the following dosage: For adults 1 to teaannon-fills; for children it to 1 teaspoon fu); for bablea to teaspnonftil. Anr drug step can supply the' ngrdlent and they ar easily mixed Forced Info Exile Wm. I'pchurch of ll.

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