The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 8, 1903, Page 21

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1903. 21 THE EMPORIUM. THE EMPORIUM. | FINNS GANTEFUL 10 AMERIINS Measures for Relief of Distress Are Well | worth $1.00, | each . Organized. i for in San Francisco. Tuesday only—yard . . The Largest Communes Obeying Military Service Decree Shown in the West Preference. | Send your orders tothe Emporium, if % 45057 you want the best merchandise at the BURG, Feb. 7.—The cor- | lowest prices. Associated Press re- | from Helsingfors. He ures for the relief of the nland apparently well or- | ribution of funds is The Finnish Na- fectly Order Department. systematized up-to-date hes received up preparation. t time $16,000 from American General surprise | e is expressed at the large | Special Sale of which the committee has | r forelgn countries have | and in Russia $23,000 , including $14,00 from | efc. Cross Society, of which | 2 % B Who. goatentesen, | Spring Novelties in and $1000 from the | zarew Finns were agreeably | efc. ,505::[7/( point for this week’s great event. hed the fact that me tmper 3 r Monday only 22 pretty patterns. of $6 95 For a largc line s Point Venise Insertions and Fes- - serges, in shades worth up to offe:ed at the special cut price ngs for Spring 1903 embroidery motiff Plauen, Point Vi Cleck Bargains dial; dial, 8-day gilt trimmings and cathedral gong, balf bour, size 11x17 i fi s class timekeepers . e purposes. | SECOND TRIAL FREES i ALLEGED WIFE-MURDERER | Accer ts Argument of W'Lam‘ Counsel That Woman Co: n.mmed Smc)de two we of his wife, was to-day Mrs. Pratt was found n Pratt, g shade: or back; extra vaue at—yard . 46-inch Tweed Suiting—All wool, w ished, large assortmen: cf the new - flake effccts, for tailor-made street costumes; yard. § £.00 e et ged » 52-inch Knickerbocker Check—a new and ve y sylsh all- 400 Wote - . $1.C0 Y B wool materialin 8 bandsome mixed efcctsperyard $7s25 4ain. Japon . . . SL00 4 < B 52.inch Twine Flamme —a new fancy 42n Enl . . . §2.00 DEPUTIES }_IGHT N CORRIDOR OF CHAMBER M. Lasi Anti-Semite, Sends His Seconds to M. Selle, Socialist Member. "Other Dep- combatants Pennsylvania Railroad’s Stock. and g7.5 YORK, Feb. 7.—It is semi-official- | Summer paiterns . Y to $400,000,000. from time to ay require eholders and s requiring a ding shares, iting proxies and Curtain Poles he DeEcessary ‘major i Mapestry— fur cozy comers—in ten different Donth Does Not Stop Contest. ssipes, segular 4scand 5cc 5, N. C., Feb. 7—While [ H materials—per yard . 26th e e—— Mail Order House « Accuracy znd dis- paich ” arc the watchwords of our per- Mail *Send for our large general Spring Calalcgve B now in Venetian Galoons, Laces, Dress Trimmings tooning, in cream ard ecru colors, 75¢ the yard, will be 8¢, 16c, 27c, 48c By EXpress we received a shipment f the latest noveltics in embroideric , laces and , conisting of Nainsook and Swiss Sets, , Arabian and Irish Point , All-over Chiffons, Per.ian n Appl que, and dress s0-hour Nickel Alarm Clock, with 4-inch a carefuly con- structed, full guaran- teed clock for 70€ 24 karat Ormolu in gold nich, Boudoir Clock with 21 inch ivory little beauties... - $1.50 Ebonized Wool Mantel Clocks, wth , strike every orpamental and - $4.75 scoured and fin- 25c¢ and 35c Veilings, 7c Yd. Thousands of yards of high grade meshes at the lowe:t price good veilings have ever been sold Black Dotted Tuxedos, Persian Dot effects, Black and White mixed | Veilings, in new designs, browns, navy, black, etc., zsf and 35c¢ qualities, Monday and 7c Chiffon Pattern Veils - I black and white with Persian effect borders, pretty for hat trimmings; and ;, -85 offered in conjunction with th: 7c .,1% 590 coat; or who needs now, narrow widths crdinarily sell for. At 58¢ they have sirgle breasted fly fron taffeta. $14.9. Cleth Suits with Blouse Ja. kets, lars and cuffs, and other most de: offered for about cest of making. For a short lot of $'5' 7 Suits that were 24 come dark green color, with collar'ess Eton Fer suits that $17. of which we have one of a kind, possible to obtain anywhere at the original sortment ircludes gowns of Wool Zibe ines, iots, in tans, grays and nayy only. 327, 5 Fof suits that $47.50 and $55. should attract a Jarge number of buyers Fizhest class of ready-to-wear garments. treadcloth, zibelines and cheviot; every silk lined throughout, the skirt being s £40.00. Early Spring Dress Fabrics Recent Arrivals hy Express A dozen Tines of black and colored dress goods, the advanced guard of the Sprng styles, and an excellent lot of stap'e abrics just ‘received, have been marked at these low prices. inch Panama—All wool, splendid wearing, in the lead- s or separats skirts; navy, brown, green skirt, yard 1.00 #1- range of plain Colors, even'ng sh ures and snow- They are genuine $15.00 an vie, made of dcpenr’ablc all-wool ma(emls, a full in stock, and all at the one uniform price. . heavy or medium weights, Sale of Tapestry Monday and Tuesday also if quant'ties last, we cffer 700 yards of so-inch Oriental Striped dy's funeral was being sville to-day the taking of Monday and Tuesday, we also offer, 1,000 hard the contesied Moody-Gudger wood piano finish I-inch poles, cherry and MR . e, . ok oak, g feet long, complete with 10 rinss and e attorneys say this regret- ony must be concluded by the o, SEBar pEwE SUC-Nec 6o-inch Tapestry for Couch Covers . $1a25 Mercerized so-inch Tapes'ry, § colors of a Mcn’s Overcoals, $10.60—Oxford gray cheviots, light colored coverts and kerseys, all of them lined with good substantial serge and silk s'eeve lining, fashionably cut, and extraordinary good value at . Eoys’ 3-picce Suits—For ages 6 @ 10 years only, double breasted coats, vests, and pants, all-wool materials, in new Spring designs, . . $3.45 :nd $3.95 Boys’ Sailor Norfolk and Veslee Suits—Ages 3 to 12 years, were S) oo, $6.00 50, but only small and odd lots left, so your choice now . Boys’ Blouse wa]sfs—\’lzdras or Pcreales, Byron or Sailor Collar, new Spring and ibie . - 50c, 75¢, $1.00 A \ 4 Tuesday Galvagized Iron Ash good excepticnal value $1 0o per yard sk, very cesrable for Spring and Summer gar- ments, dur'ng three-ay black silk sale, be- ginning Monday, er yard, fifty-eight cents. A Surpassing Sale of Women’s Suits Begins Monday, a Sale Outclassing alli Other Like Efforts And the Sale cf Ladies’ and Misses’ Jackets and Coats Cantinues with Unabated Energy The second of the series ot extraordinary February Sales in the Ladies’ and Misses’ Departments on the second floor begins to-morrow, and continues during week while quantities last. Hunmdreds of Ladies’ Suils, an asscrument including dozens of our choicest costumes, have been yeduced to the lowest third ‘o one-half on each purchase. The styles are the newest and For suits that, were §24.95 and §28 755 a large variety of styles, inc'uding come hardsome Pe- des'rian Suits of fine quality, med um weight, tan ccve.t cloth; fine Zibeline lendidly lined ani havi g small velvet col- siratle and fa hionabls styles now taffeta silk, a great value at$riginal jrice, but as we have but the one style and color left we put them in this great sale at abcut half. $31.50 and $35.00; Thrv were the best valu-s disappear like magic at the new price quoted to-day. y of styles is large; the materials are n and not a one of them was originally less than with pretty white knots interwovs 38.inch Colored Mohair— the best Engl'sh make, in full Prluu:v s Guaranteed Black Fabrics— the new weaves for 42- P Priestley’s English Mohairs—5oc to $1.50 per yard. Men’s Suits $11.00 Overcoats - $10.00 It the weather had been pleasant during the last ten days we probably would not have had a sing'e one of the gl 1.00 sample suits to offer you, as it i about 100 of them are left for this week’s selling. The e §3.co Heavy Barrels or Garbage Cans Wcod FrameWringers, 14x21 inches, regularly with 10-inch pure rub- THE EMPORIU.. | THE EMPORIUM. THE EMPORIUM. ‘CALIFORNIA'S LARGEST= AMERICA'S GRANDEST STORE Peau de Scies, Guaranteed Black Taffetas, India Silks Much Under-Priced A saving event of great imjortance io every woman who is planning to have a new black silk gown or or shortly wil need, dependable black silks for linings, trimmisgs, etc. We believe them to be the greatest values in black silks ever offered in the Emponum At 798¢ 36-inch BlacK Ind:a Silks— An extra 27-inch Gu:rznlecd Blick Talleta— That eu;erbly fin'ched briliant luster fabric that sel's regularly at §1.25 per yird, that will make handsome dresses or gocd-wearing linings cr underskirts, during our great three- day bizsek silk cale for seventy-nine cents. of g10.00 Suits, made of excellent of brown, navy, blue and a few black; t short jackets, lined -with \twilled satin, full nine gore flare skirts, prettily timmed with® narrow bands of fine bair stripe Serge They are a hand- 95- ined with black Jack were $28.75, 50 or more styles, They will Thea - Coverts and Chev- prices. were $40.00, co. This offir ‘of the The drop, Biue and A large lot of the 15¢ blue and white cups and saucers, now so popular, on special sale beginning Mon- day,and while cuan- tity lasts, each | er, made to show the dr p $1.40 ades and mistures, yard - 80¢c quantity lasts, each . Queen’s Cloth $1.25 . Clarette , . $125 -in. Lute String - $1.25 $10.00 Gowns for CHINESE DEPT., and other Tuesiay only, b, . Olives Tuesday only, quart New French, d g20.00 values, cut . $11.00 age. . Fami'y Colfee Olivz O good 3 Whole Ev: Kentu ky - $10.00 galon . . Crystallized Rock and - $3.98 | Tokay, bottle Pyramid S§tyle Gas Toasters, toast b:ead on a gas stove quickly ani Turkey Dusters, nice soft selected stock, 1o- i inch feath i Ex-fenater Oativan Tmpioves. pattern, for furniture . . . . 81,28 | $2.co, special . . . ber roler, special at evenly; instead of 35¢, D geal SALT LAKE, Utah, Feb. 7.—The condi- Satin Damask, for parlor furniture, a handsome $1.48 31.98 ial 26¢c - --18¢ n of former United States Senator Moi ¢ yattern, yard . .. . $3.60) " " . s e o - Sl special . . . . 260 - e dx‘:"'; ‘::50:’:;::5:’ | Heavy sikk Tapcsm, 4 colors of cach pattern, At 5¢ At 100 ppen: tis, . improvsd Io iy W stieew | o TSRS ) e $3450 | First-class Wood Coat Hangers. Renovar Cleaning Fluid, recovery are now enter- | AD VEBTISE.INTS. Our S;~rmg lme is now comptele in all varieties of Furniture Vegetable Knives with steel,blades. Good quality Maching Oil. Handled Serub or Nall Brush. The handy Magic Can Opener. A gooi Feather Duter. Decorated Coffec Canopies. Heavy steel Garden Trowels, Good size wood Salt Box. Yeu will make an gctual saving from one- best, most of the garments having been in our store less than three months. Cups, 10c Lacquered Handkerchief Box— 7x10 inches, on special sale Mo day and dur: 12 week whie Balance cf Ladies' Silk Wadded Gowns, cdd sizes and colors, now reduced to— $11.55 Gowns for . $6.60 MAIN FLCOR REAR. Sale of Hams Hams - Best Eastern Sugar Cured, Menday and Apricots— Best evaporated; Ib. . . Bishop's Ch:m Sandw;chu _ two da\ ~D:. D hrmann’s, pints 4cc, quarts Imported German Lent rated Apples— = ibs. . le Bourbon Whiskey-- Menday and Tuesday, full quarts Zinfandel or Sauterne— Gannymede Kyt—- “76" Golden Prince Port--Bctile, 35¢, 3 for € 1,860 Muscat or Madeira—Od Re erve, -80e 0ld Tom Gin — Malme Cr - Reguhrlv $1.00 bottle, Monday and Tuesday . At 89c 27-inch Bzck P:au dc Soie—Swiss make, heavy quality, an exceptional fini b; you will agree with us as soon as you see that silk that it js fully worth §1.25 per yard. During our great three-day black silk sale, cut to eighty-nine cents. Suits that were $47.50 and $50.00 cut to $33.75-N quite so deep a price cut a8 on some of the other lines, but a substantial taving of from $14 to They are made of Tartan Plaids, with collarl ss Eton blouse jackets, £16 on each suit. ard there are alo some plain black cheviots; all have silk drop ek'rts'and jackets lined throughout with fine taffets; great bargains at th- sale price Suits that were $67.50 reduced to $39.00 Oniy Falf a dozen of these beautiful Pedestrian Su'ts, with 27-inch Nor.olk jackets; made of heavy two-tone Zibeline, with pretty leather belt; it is a chance of a lifetime to get one of these - 67.50 suits at the sale price Suits that were $70.00, £75.00 and +85.00 reduced to $57.50 Our very best and moit exclusive numbers go to make up fhis Lt, which comprices the triws examples season. women — new sl &_e/ f> white Alterations on sale goods extra. Stirring Sales of Bedding, Flannels White Tea Round Thread Shee know «f, finished - 25¢ Dcuble Bed Sh:eu, bl 65c cach . 72390 inches, 54x95 inches, - $8.00 kind, each Groceries each . . 14 1-20 vei Monda\ md -18¢ pack- z2¢ oc biend, 4 Ib:. $1.00 No carpet tary -7-¢ .25¢ .25¢ Zgbe ...... S5¢c Very choice table w ne e s Full quarts $7.00 Rye- Bottle. . .55¢ -78¢c Ancther Important Sale of House Furnikhings varicty of necess:ry lousehold utensils, the best of their several kinds, to be retailed at the big store Monday and at lower prices than smal'er dealers can buv them for wholesale, 3 Thes: handy Drying Bars, for the kitchen < back porch, regu- lardy $1.00, special k«ping,uguhr:ysx'.ga . . 89¢ wecil. . . $1.36 At 25¢ Wickless Alcohol Stoves. Family Meat Saws. Maple wood Bread Boards, rourd turned. Large Rattan Carpet Beater, Combination cat and Trouser Hanger. Two-burnes Oil Stove, flat wick, heavy casting, made for Ight house- ‘These silks are exccpnona ‘ly wide, and lower priced than the g5 and ormamentations. incomparable bargains at the reduc.d figure . . . . M’sses’ Coats, Etc. Heavy Blick Cloth Coats, full or three-quarter length, were $14.c0 and !l,oo, now 5- 3o slhh S v Lm\g Coats with triple capes or ve'vet collams, camel's bair plaids, in browns, reds, green and navy, that wege $21.00, now . . Light Tan Kemsey Coats, throughout w'th catin, trimmed with large Pillow Cases to match, 45x16 inches . . . . Pilow Cases, the 12%c kind, 45x36, each . Bed Comforters— Silkoline covered, full size, the $1.10 Bed Comfor ers— Extra Valentines? Card Valentin-s in a hundred new designs . Fancy 3 ard 4 Card Drops . P Hanging and_Standing Novelties, Fans, etc. . At $1.08 36-mch B'ack Pcav de Soic—A super- extra quality, beautifully finished, suitabe for making any k'nd ofa garment crdinarily made of black silk, regularly £1.65 per yard, during our great three-day black silk sale, per yard, one dollar eight. and blue gowns of soft finished $33.75 navy $39.00 most desiratle styles, the choicest materials, They are some of the best of expert tailor work that were produced this Garments that will appeal to the bst gowned rar= v lues at the original pri t seam effects, in 10, 12 and 14 year sizes, that $7.00 . $10.50 three-quarter length, lined .00 pear] but cns, were $18.00, now and New Wash Begir ning to-morrow, we place on special sale many interestng .ots of the better class of bedding requisites, almost all of them under their present cost of procuction, bu: s they are in most cases numbers that we will not have again, we are anxious to cicse them out quickly. and Cases — e linen, free from dressing, exceilent to wear; and we have had them made 414 inches longer than uu.:l to allow for hem, so that they are full size; and these are our sa'e prices: The best makes that we pair cached, 81x90 inches, instead of ,,,,, 4 570 about 2,500 yards in all— d of 6ocesch . . . . . + ..82@ The 12%c quality, on special sale ac . . 8¢ adof soceach . . . . . . . .420@ _ The 15¢ quality, on special sale at . . 10¢ . 23%0 Shaker Flannels—Two lots, all heavy and wide — B The 123%c quality, on special sale at . digi i The 163{c quality, on special sle at . . ¢ s ....... Mercerized Waisting Zephyrs, new weaves . ... . 25 fine, Crepes from Japan—Fine weave . . . . . . . . 20¢ Galatea Coth Heavymtin finish . . . . . . . 15¢ Sale Cordovan Carpets Continued Fine Imitation Body Brussels 87c ke this bas ever been shown here before; there are r; beautiful patterns of this charming imitation Body Brusscls from which to select; the sale will be continued !kmn[honr sewed, lined and laid at less than the pr ce of cheap tapestry, per yard . Extraordina::y Shoe Sale 500 pairs of Ladies’ Fine Vici Kid Lace Shoes, in all sizes and widths, new up-to- date goods that have just arrived from a high-class Eastern factory; some with lightweight soles, several styles with extension soles, either military or Cuban heels, dressy, good-wearing shoes that will please and satisfy fastidi- ocus women, will be offered Wednesday if quantity lasts— PREPDBE: . ilor @ v Roller Bearing Carpet Sweepers— Made by the Nation- al Sweeper Com- pany, complete with all the new im- provements: regu- y larly $2.50, $1.89 These 35¢ Coffee Mills, the squire box kind, self regulating, special . . . . . ”D special ¥ At 50¢ Glass Rolling Pins: Pa'm Knife and Fork Basket. Set of Palm Table Mats. Gas Stove and Tubing. Hygienic Water Filter, sanitary, SICKLY WOMEN. coverings. Weak and sickly women who are exceedingly nervous and irri | O0ISE MRS times overcome by Headache and Dizziness will find a few doses of | Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters very | Princess Will Not Be| beneficial. It will stimulate and | strengthen the weak system, re- | store the appetite and promote sound sleep. The most delicate | system can retain it. Don’t fail | to try it. It will do you good. HOSTETTER'S STOMACHBITTERS Allowed to Visit Sick Child. GENEVA, Feb. 7.—The lawyers of the former Crown Princess Loufse of Saxony to-day received a telegram from Dresden definitely refusing the Princess’ request to be allowed to see her sick child under any circumstances. DRESDEN, Feb. 7.—The separation ot | cess to see her children will be decided | Ministers to-day and submitted to them |a telegraphic request from the former fessor Giron does not change the pres- ent legal situation and will not have the slightest effect on the divorce proceed- ings, which will be resumed on February 11. The Princess can never return to the Saxon court, but ske possibly may effect a reconciliation with her own family and take up a permanent residence in Aus- tria. THe question of allowing the Prin- by King George only after the court which is hearing the divorce testimony renders judgment. King George called a councll of the Crown Princess, sent through her law- yers, begging to see her son Christian, who' is dangerously ill. The decision, however, was that much as the Minis- ters might sympathize with the mother, it was impossible to allow her to return hers, as it would occasion popular excite- ment. "An officer In the Austrian army in Vi- enna _has invented balloons which will figat both men and horses across a river. are to be fastened to belts around former Crown Princess Loulse and Pro- | !h: men and the harness of the horses, "BOOHOD” FEVER RAGING AGAIN Is Epidemic in Hawaii After an Absence of Twenty Years. - Epecial Correspondence of The Call. HONOLULU, Jan. 31.—“Boohoo” fever has made its reappearance here after an absence of nearly twenty years. Medical men call it the “dengue!’ fever, or a mild form of Panama fever. It is not danger- ous, only disagreeable, and affects the white people more than the natives. In fever and pains in all the bones. the olden days it used to be said that no- body could claim to be a resident of Hawail until he had experienced an at- tack of “boohoo.” Its symptoms are somewhat like those of the grip—a rack- ing pain in the small of the back, high It is accompanied by a rash and lasts for a week or ten days: Teachers and pupils in the public schools have succumbed to the disease in large numbers, and even the doctors have not been exempt. An- other name for the sickness is “Dbreak- bone” fever, because the pains and aches in the bones make the patients feel as if thelr bones would break. The name “boo- hoo” was given to the fever because | those who had it were always ready to cry. The mosquito is a great distributor of the sickness. ¥ Valley Special. The Southern Pacific Valley Spectal runs two ways at once—up and down. Leaves Ban Francisco and Blkmfleld at the same hour— Reaches San Francisco at 5:25 p. m. §ood dinner, attend the theater and go home on the Midnight Express. 11:25 P. m., getting home In time for breakfast, ADVERTISEMENTS. HEMORRHOIDS Before You D?cide to Aliow Any-Case of Piles To be cut, it would be worth your while to investigate a treatment humane, absolutely certain and devold the dangers of surgery. Nearly 6000 men and women have been perma. nently cured. many of whom were over 30 years’ standing, withcut s hindrance to daily pursuits, whom will be sent on request. interview, For particulars call on or write Thomas J. Kisner. M. D.. room 81 Columbian building, 916 Market me.! San Franelsc s ot Ty or some names of Novelties in Boxes, with fancy lace, slk and celluloid effects , A Sale of Wide Black Silks Begins Monday inal pr ces, a5 size Colgate’s Tal- 25¢ size Lambert's Lis- 75¢ Thompson's Unscented Tnmmu Glyeerine $1.00 size Coke Dandruff Cure . . . Bed Comforters—That were £3.25, now White m..m‘.s the. each . Canton Flannels—Two lots, the very heavy unbleached, lhod’l Funy Phy:tun Gives causes, American Cook Book— Containing recent and - 48¢c .l.k.—sr..hdy damaged in transit, i No charge for | Valentines? The biggest and best assortment we’ve ever had on sale this week. 2,000 fancy Lace Valentines, 1903 designs with heart and cupid effects, at 6 for @, 9 for §© and lc Each 5,000 fancy LaceValentines, the new square and cblong ihlpe;, with envelopcs, cxch 21500 100 fe © 10c SEARENR Y 1Y - . 10¢ > $1.00 . 8¢ $7.50 Sale of Damaged Giassware, GCrock- ery, on Tuesday The large accumulation of chipped, cracked and damaged Crockery, Glasware, Ornaments, Jandinieres, Figures ec., since December 13t through the Holiday season, will be placed on Sale Tuesday at a small fraction of their orig- ‘The majority of the articles are not njured as faras their usefulness is concerned, only hurt in their appearance. Sale of Hemstitched Scarfs and Squares Monday and Tuesday if quantity lasts 500 beautiful drawn-work hemstitched scarfe and squares—all stamped in the latest patterns of hollyberries, violets, ferns, pepper, wild rose, etc., the scarfi 18x45 inches—the squares 32 x j3—that will be exceedingly cheap at 6oc each—Monday and Tuesday— -38ec 500 handsome drawn-work hemstitched ludth cloths— wamped ready to work, in pretty des'gns of strawberries, violets, hollyberries, etc., cloths 1{ yards square—regularly $1.00 Monday and Tuesday only—each Drugs and Toilet cum Powder . 1850€ 15¢ size 4711 Whitee Rose Soap, for280 terine . . “gz11" Toilet Waters—violet, lilac [» 722 or June rose, for 5O r..,;r- 25 tize Lyon's Tocth 3 Powder . . 18¢ 25¢ size California Lem- on Cream . Soap, dozen . . 48¢c o sk Wbt Bt~ & < G 34¢ size Hoyt's German Cologne . . . . 1§¢ - 85¢ Goods - $1.78 ja wol, - welghs, : .'.n'k .\f‘qu-xnnrnhit 8720 at special sale Monday, Tuesday and .$2.10 A Book Sale Monday and during week while quantity iasts : The New Century Encyclopedia—A complete library of practical knowl- edge, two volumes bound in halr Russia, published at g5.00, the set - $2.39 symptons and treatment of all diseases in plain language. Just the book for family use. Publisher’s price $3. 50, sle price . . 98O up-to-date recipes. Pubiisher’s price $1.50, sale price lustrated with photogravings, colored maps and helps . . . . 400 Dr. Chase's lulpa—New -dkwn, publish- er's price $2.50, smle price . - 670 Bill Nye's Remarks—Regulacly $1.50, for . ADVERTISEMENTS, WG lA!l Al e SPitmTe El"“’ Lo ese e Sl T, S B e R, HALL'> REINVIGORATOR (WS Stops all losses in 24 hours. Five hundred reward for any case we canmot cure. This secret all other wasting ef- self-abuse or excesses. sealed. $2 bottle; 3 botties, $3; guarantesd ¥ ordess