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Till BROOKLYN CITIZEN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1000. 1G The Weil-Known French Writer Mariani Wine The World Famous Tonic rncos Body end Groin BEFdRE DURING AFTER Emil Zola Writes: Vin Mariani The Elixir of ElfEE i a S3 '5 llWi! sS Life, which combats human debility, the one real cause of every illr a veritable scientific fountain of youth, which 1UI Si' Ik wM52 in giving vigor, health and energy TRY rtfch would create, an enttrelv new and ca Da pIIII1 Franes la boutSl 1 INfr EN Lliii8! superior race. EMILE ZOLA JiJAJ lUAMAHl WINB) Immediate Lasting Efficacious Agreeable Never Has Anything Been So Highly and So Justly Praised as From the Surgeon-General 1 in y. .1 4 fe: 5. ii jmi ilil, iiinmnii.

i i 'a rt Dr. Cyrus Edson, Health Department, New York City, vvriles in his book, "La Grippa," published by Appleton "Where patients suffer with high fever, catarrh in the head and complete prostration, the most effective remedy is the generous, diffusible tonic -r- VIN MARIANI," Mariani Wine, the World-Famous Tonic for Body, Nerves and Brain of the French Army "During long, tedious marches our soldiers and officers found instant relief from fatigue and hardships when using the marvelous tonic VIN MARIANI; it pre-, vented fevers and sickness 'in the marshy and unhealthy territory." H. LIBERMANN, M. Surgeon-General French Army. Overworked Mew Delicate Women, Sickly Children Vin Mariani is endorsed by the medical faculty all over the world, it is specially recommended for Nervous Troubles, Throat and Lung Diseases, Dyspepsia, Consumption, General Debility, Malaria, Wasting Diseases and La Grippe.

SOLD BY ALL DKLfifJISTS REFUSE SUBSTITUTES VIN MARIANI GIVES STRENGTH t4 Boulevard Hal iH MARIANI WINE Has Written Indorsements From More Than 8,000 Leading Physicians SPECIAL OFFER Tn all nrhn write mentioning the Brooklvn Citizen. end hnnfc ES" Cut Out This Coupon containing portraits and endorsements of EMPERORS, EMPRESS, PRINCES, CARDINALS, ARCHBISHOPS and other distinguished personages. If your druggist does not carry VIN MARIANI, the: World-Famous Tonic, in stock, write to MARIANI 52 West Fifteenth Street Jew York, will tell you where to get 52 WEST FIFTEENTH an Mi p- i mh to wn ki hi it in Brooklyn. A. Paris 41 Boulevard Haussmann London 49 Haymarket.

Montreal 87 St- James Street 1 i r- I lain WATERBURY DENTAL PARLORS, 4 Holiday Bargains in (Orer Hartdegen's.) (Two Doors wett Abraham A Strain's.) (Oppoalts Eden Mums.) A Reliable Statement IPIAN05.I About Dress Shirts What is a more suitable Christnus'j USEFUL- wULTON STJ tSfULL SEtMDSHuLL SELtiS present for your wife or daughter; than a new Hanufacturer. By Brooklyn's Leading HE1NRICH PIANO? Your choice of woods mahogany, ardio walnut, oak, beautifully finished, HOLSDAY PRESENTS If you don't know what you want, take a stroll through our 6 large floors of 5oxloo. (Passenger Eltvators.) Presents for Mother and Father, Sister, and Brother, Sweethearts and Children. Teeth positively extracted and filled without pain by oor new botanical discovery applied to the gums. You can have your teeth extracted FREE, in th morning, and go home at night with new ones.

Perfect Fit Guaranteed. Fall Sets of Teeth 95.00 Gold Fillings $1.00 op Gold Crowns, 22 karat $5.00 SlWer 50o. up We mnke the shove prices for the express purpose of IntroduolntCROWN AND BRIDGE WORK, mir work anil Drovlnr that we are the onlr PAINLESS DEN moderate price. 0 Our Custom Shirt 4 Our Dress Shirts MONTHLY PAYMENTS IF DESIRED. A few second-hand bargains in Uprights and Squares.

TISTS In America. Bfl If you have a tew old roots or badlr decayed teeth, do not have tg SPECIAL OFFER FOR THIS WEEK. tn.m es'ractea. out let us restore mem lo tn.ir natural oeauiy wish our Palnlena Crown and Bridge System, which Is unde-dectable and everlasting. The coat ta amall, while the results are areaf.

Honrsi 8 to 6. Sundays and Holidays, 9 to 4. Gen French and Swedish Spoken. department, hich is the best 4 irganized and most successful 0 in this city, has at its head a designer who has no superior in (t) his art. Dress Shirts to order iSteinway are manufactured on our premises, under our direct supervision, from the best selected materials, purchased direct from the.

mills. NO INTERMEDIATE profits paid to any one. 1 2l Horace Waters 190 Extra fine Square Piano 7 5 181 Ladies in Attendance. All Examinations and Consultations Free. ALL WORK GUARANTEED FOB TEH YEARS.

New York, 54 West 23d St. (Opposite Eden Musee.) Brooklyn, 414 and 416 Fulton St. (2d Door West Abraham- Straus's.) Newark, N. 3- 683 Broad St (Orer Good Square Piano 25 ORGANS. Sterling, large size.

$0 Newman, chanel stvle Iflfl i WE HAVE tFTM ACHING BROKEN DOWN, gi ULCERATEP AND DIS- COLORED TEETH. Beautiful Oak Organ, nearly new 0 at six for S9.00, $12.00 and $15.00. The' price, quality, tit and workmanship guaranteed. We Employ Only high grade, expert help, which has been trained to give careful attention to all details ot con- struciion. A This GolnVn Oak After an Experience of over twenty-four years we have succeeded in so perfecting our patterns as to produce I.a'lips' Dressing Tnhle.

Frmch hcvi-1 PIANOS RENTED RENT ALLOWED TOWARD PURCHASE. This Solid Oak or Mahogany Writing Desk, nickel trimmed cor-ners, 42 inh high. 28 in Hers St theee old-eatabllshed and reliable Dental Parlor, where none but skilled specialists operate, ther la NO FAIN telt in any operation This we absolutely guarantee. 12x1ft, th This Scli1 Onk or Mahnzan.v finish Morris C'hnir. with brass rod.

loose cushions, flp QC only, vpt.vU OC for this I a CJ prfttj Roman Stool. soUlen oak or mahogany, covered in rich velours. M.iR) kind, $4.95. HEINRICH BROS. the best-tiilm? Dress bruit in FULL SET TEETH (that fit) fB.OO GOLD CROWNS (23 Kt.) 8.00 GOLD FILLINGS 1.00 up SILVER FILLINGS BOc.

up TEETH WITHOUT PLATE 8.00 America. 59o Fulton Brooklyn, GRASMANN': Between Ashland and Rockland PL It Will Pay Wo rmr -omnetinz with cheap dental establishments, but with first-class den tists, at prices less than half charged by them. ti. f- n.trrn nf The New York Dental Parlors Is due to the uniform OPEN EVENINGS, hish-grade work -done y- gentlemanly operators twenty-year, guarantee 1065 and 1067 Broadway, Opoosite Reid "Avenue. OPEN' EVENINGS DURING DECEMBER.

to investigate this statement and buy direct from the manufacturer. given. Hotirs 8 M. to 6 P. M.

Sundays 10 to 4. JEW Y0HS1 DEfjTAL PARLORS, ICE TRUST IN BOSTON. El'GEEtr Given Free EKD HDYT STREETS, Entrance No. 10 Hoyt St. CQEiiEH F'JLTOH Over Burt's Shoe Store.

in FIELD'S uoscrlblns to 'he Anuv.ntr una. DJf 8c 'i Importers and Manufacturers, FULTON AND LAWRENCE STREETS. mm ill -ff AS7.0D Srtlailc volumo KIKLU KliOWEIH" 0 can be selected to fonn a league, whose dates will not conflict with the parent organization. No deals were effected In the meeting of the League, which adjourned Friday night. BOOK J1 0f ihnp'loti to lud.

THE Book of Klcom.ln. a iKito. wvwvtevvvvwvwvuvvV'WiiVv'ij(Vfc The Seaboard Air- line- Railway, and West India Short tine," la Positively the Shortest Route to Savannah, Jacksonville, Tampa and All Florida Points. Double, daily service and through Pullman drawing room and buffet sleeping cars from New York, Philadel- phia, Baltimore, Washington and Richmond. Round trip winter tourist excursion tickets are now on sale at all principal points to Jacksonville, Tampa and all Florida Trains arrive and depart at Pennsylvania Railroad stations.

For further call on or address W. C. Shoemaker. General Eastern Passenger Agent. 1,206 Broadway, New York; C.

L. Longsdorf, New England Passenger Agent, 306 Washington street, Boston, M. McConnell, General Agent, 1.434 New York avenue, Washington, D. or the General Passenger Agent at Portsmouth. Va.

E. St. JOHN. Ii. 8.

ALLEN. ft G. JL Gen. Tasa. Agt WONDERING WHERE THEY'RE AT Baseball "Fana" Looking; to the Flayers to Do Something.

Baseball "fans" were wondering jester-daly what would be the outcome of the turndown given the players' demands by the League magnates on Friday night. are two courses open to the play Hanrt.orn.iy and Is ready lot lllH'uiol, dHtv.rv by thirty. Bai to the two nt rh tA'rn mrm'Mt af- FOR A NEW SUGAR REFINERY. ni b. byi ested in the new company, in the event of its formation, is V.

V. for many years connected with the Franklin Sugnr-Refining Company, and who is said to be the most expert siigavmakcr in the country. Tli Fund creaLd la dlrlded equally between A Ii 1.1.1 lO. i.m;:j( or late cunruw tor the ft u. menory oi tbe bioyevl out FiriD SOl'VClR (tw at B-v IS Monroe CTiee.

It ro al ifh in noet. Awww STOCKBROKERS' CREDITORS. Local Company Absorbed by "the American Ice Company of New York. 1 BOSTON, Dec. 15.

Agreeably to a forecast contained in a Publishers' Press dispnt'h -from Gardiner, yesterday, the American Ice Company, of New York, hn absorbed the Boston Ice Company. The officers of the latter company now confirm the truth of the deal. While President Hopkins will not state exactly what sum the i -e trust had paid the Boston Ice Company, but he let it be known that the mm exceeded. or over flOU a share. i "The present official of th Boston Tee Company will still stay in charge of its business," said Mr.

Hopkins. "It is likely that the wholesale price of lee, at present a ton, year round price, will be lowered, but I do not think that, the retail price will go lower. i "In the future Boston's supply of ice will come from Maine. The Kennebec River will be one point largely drawn upon. At present the Boston lee Company controls 80 per cent, of the Boston ice business that Is to say.

practically all of it." The capital stock of the Boston Ice Company amounts to It has in its employ 50O men. In the busy season it sells 2,000 tons of ice a day. It hn used ice cut in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Tt has an extensive ice blant. I tteattoa tfcia Jooinal Adv Is Uueriee as eui "The Atlanta Special," The route of the "Atlanta Special" is via the Seaboard Air Line Railway, "Florida and West India Short Line." with through Pullman drawing room and buffet sleepiug cars from New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and Richmond to Athens and Atlanta, where direct connections are made in t'nlon Depot for Montgomery, Macon, New Orleans and all points South and Trains arrive and depart at Pennsylvania Railroad stations.

For further information call on or address W. C. Shoemaker, General Eastern Passenger Agent, 1,206 Broadway, New York; C. L. Longsdorf, New England Passenger Agent, 306 Washington street, Boston, W.

M. MeCon-nell, General Agent, 1,434 New York avenue. Washington, D. or the Oneral Psssenger Airent at Portsmouth, Vs. E.

St. JOHN. L. S. ALLEN, V.

P. G. 'Jen. ass. Aft.

Philadelphia and Boston. Capitalists Interested in the Scheme. PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 15. It is stated authoritatively that the formation in this city of a new Independent sugar refining company is contemplated, and that among those interested are Philndelphians who have been prominently identified ith the siianr-making industry.

Plans for the Imildin of a retinery ore now in process of formation, and the outlook for the or-punimtion of a company Is tsaid to be good. If the tiroject is carried forward to success (he new refinery will be absolutely independent. It will require at least eighteen months to build and put such a plant in operation and large enpitnl would be repaired, but it is asserted that the money wii! 1 found and that capitalists in other ciiii-s, including Boston, are desirous of in the new enterprise. Among 'hom ho are thought likely tc he inter ers' organiiation. either to swallow their anger and sign with the National League or cast their fortunes with Ban Johnson's American League.

The players will probably not act hurriedly, but will" try and ascertain just whnt financial backing Ban Johnson has. The National Lesgne Is prepared now to place teams in all of the cities where the American League purpose to play. The surplus players held ly tbe League can be placed on the rolls of the new clubs. While no cities have been officially named for the new organisation, the circuit could be made np froiil Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia. Net York, Buffalo, Louisville, Milwankee.

Cleveland and their Claims Amount to 29,000 and Are Turned Over to a Lawyer. NORWICH, Dec. 13. The Norwich and Xew London creditors of George C. Raymond stock brokers, representing Sullivan Sulliran, the bankrupt New York brokerage bouse, held a meeting here this morning It was learned that these two branches owe Norwich and New London investors $29,000, This loss is about equally divided between the two cities.

There are fifty-nine losers. The creditors decided to turn their claims over tn Samuel Parks, of New York, a former Norwich man, for attemioa. C.oatxibutloa. I 1 --I Question of Reapportionment. Dec.

15. Tbe House Committee on Census met to-day to consider the questiou of Congressional Tlie bill, which would Increase the membership to 300, and ikd Uop.ins bill, which would leave it at were informally discussed. Sentiment was divided, but the preponderance seems to faror the Hopkins proposition. No conclusion wag reached, and the committee adjourned to meet asain at 2 o'clock Mo'ov afternoon. Perfectly True.

5 "You disapprove of some of the convcav-tional 6etions?" "I do," answered Miss Cayenue. "And yet I have heard you exclaim to a number of people, 'I am delighted to see "The remark was perfectly true in each case. I shouldn't care to be blind, you know." Washington Star. n..