The evening world. Newspaper, February 25, 1905, Page 7

PREACHER NOT “HER OLD LOVE.) | Mrs, Monahan Admits She Wa | Mistaken in Identity of Re 1 Mr. Deyo and Is Paroledgin «vy Care of: Her’ Mother, : SHE WROTTIPASTOR!300 Li LETITEHS (NFIVE YEARS,, * Defense He'Was Compelled'to, Cause Her Arrest—Did No “, Wishito/Proseoute Her, _ | : | Annoyed ‘Him So That in’ Self- | \ Mrs, Helen’Monahan, the woman who ‘was arrested 'Thurkday, charged with @nnoying Rev. Geotge! N. Deyo, curate Of Gt. Augustine's Chapel, was to-day @rraigned befpre Magistrate Whitman in the Yorkville Court and paroled for \@ix months in the custody of her mother, Mrs, Robert Smith, of No, 204 East Thirty-first street. Pale and trembling, the woman took the etand, and in quavering tones nd- mitted: that she had probably made a mistake in {identifying Rev. Deyo aa her one-time sweetheart and flance, Ed- ward T. Smith, of No. 162 East Thirty- first atréet, who was sent to Elmira Re- formatory in 1887 and never returned, Tall and ascetic in appearance the Rev, Deyo took the stand to’ testify as to’ Mrs, Monahan’s annoyance of him. He carried into court a box In which he said were 300 letters written him during the last five years by Mra, a Monahan. In each better he says she wrote that he was ther former sweet- | Yheart, and asked a private Interview, Rev. Deyo said that the woman's hus- } band, Patrick J. Monahan, was a mem- ber of his Bible class before, Worried Her Husband, Mrs, Monahan worried her husband by her attentions to the curate, He gaid she tried to come to him at all tithes, ard, while he expressed willing- néss for her to come to hia, class on Indies’ nights, he warned her to stay away during the rest of the week. In spite of this, said the curate, Mrs. Monahan pursued ‘him with attentions and letters until he was forced to ask the police to restrain her. Rev. Deyo aid that he did not wish to prosecute the woman, but that fhe was driven to hin act in self-defense. Mrs, Monahan told the Court that she had followed Rev. Deyo because she thought he was Edward T, 8mith, her | formen sweetheart and finace. She said she had been {ll and was probably mis- | taken, | .. Mother Will Take Care of Her, | ‘Mrs, Robort Smith, mother of the de- ‘féndant, testified that she did not know much about {t except what she had read the newspapers. “Ta your daughter‘in her right mind?” asked the Court, “Well,” said the mother, "I don't see fhow she could be otherwise; for she has ‘been for the past few years taking cate ‘of children, ind It would be dangerous for her to do that If she were insane, PUR you will let her go home with me, udge, I will assure you that the annoy- ance will stop, I have a commodous house, and there {s room for her, and @he can be cared for by myself and my son and marnied daughter, who now lve with mi ‘The inter ‘then atated that she was eboring under the mistaken notion tha: Dr. fe Dar was an old sweetheart 0! fon here she got the idea the sis- er could not say, Magistrate Whitman delivered a short lecture to Mrs, Monahan and warned Hy against givin gfurther offense to e Rey, Deyo. He then dismisyed her in care of er mother, with a promise of six months on the Island If she broke | her word. Patrick Joseph Monahan, the hus- hand, lives in Jersey City with the ten= Year-old son. TAX DECISION HINGED ON DATE alnited States Court of Appeals “Decided Legacies of Persons Dying After July 1 Are Not - Subject to Federal Tax. —_——— moe ‘United Giates Circuit Court of ‘Appeals for thin district nas Just ‘nand- @d,down a decision, Judge Wallace writ- v ng'the opinion, that cuts off from the Rect Government from $5,000,000. to “ge. 000,000 in’ taxes upon legacies, The de- on»upholde that of Judge Lacombe, ‘o-fotmerly decided that estates of persons who died after July 1, 191, can- mot be taxed, “tithe case was that of Bidmann against ‘Mighman, Ferdinand Kidman being the alted States Internal Revenue collect, | A for this district and aera the executor of the estate of F. Brittan, ‘of the firm of Deering, Miitixin & Co, » Mr, Brittan moo! dealers of this cl dled in October, 1901, leaving an estate the Federal tax bpon whtah would have been something over $5,(KW). How the Original Bill Read. Congress had repealed the Wederal Legacy Tax law, the bill repealing tt reading ‘that no taxes should be im= ed after July 1. 102"" ‘The original pil had provided ‘that no tax should be collectable till a year after the death of the testator, FH. B, Whitney, for r executor, took the matt the ground that the tax was {ity Impositton the helrs and Into court on Mecwon of a nd that Ahere- fore no tax could be collected in the cove of persons dying after July 1, WO, because im such eases the tax could not be Imposed till after duly 1, 1002, and so under the repealing wot no tax’ was collectable Case Fought Through Courts, Tie Treasury authorities at Wash tngton held differently, ‘The cise waH fought up to the Cireuit Court of Ap peals eid a decision handed down the voring the exevutor. There ave.a number of cages pend- ing row on the sane nos, Involving large stina in tans, ‘The taxes col~ ested iW the Government on ype ‘ of-perons dying :in. the: Suly 1, 1901, was over %, Co Bentember, 7.43 to October, 7.60 to| this torenoun and there vere sharp ee Me NM, ‘ a Rev oreinleen Daye: (| L528} November, 761°to 7,53; December, Fatora prices bel saftey 7.65 to 7,87, Market closed steady, New York Centr cirossed 100 on Ca ied UE ac wot Sale’ and A he share lots, rf il sales for tie half day ex- e lay 8 business, J'he BUT TRADING heaviest buying of New York Central | DULL. hel Geneenely (ek ype sit suurces 2 reporter ! iS The wheat market, was about steady |ton and Haine Halitoad by tie iow tovday. but not particularly active, Out-| York Central wag teaflirmed with side markets were*easy, and corn was | #Teater poviliveness even than yeser> less of a bull factor than on yesterday, athe tavonible baie ailement and {t started practically unchanged, | stimulating fuetor Hae AKACC AMR ICAT New York CentraPe Pannayivanio Net-| Sunnort was less nronounced, and there | of an hour, “ive Matt ieee Bales, High, Low. Close. ch’ | perporne disposition to take profit, foan and deposit accounts, it {s be- Ilinois Central, Union Pacific’) 190 Brie 24 pf...... 6044 Gi 65% — 4 |! Now York's opening, prices were; | lieved, were caueed by the ‘withdrawal 2000 FM. & 8. pf. H% 99M HK) Wheat-May, 11728 tof 17 bd; July, | ea Fium bankas by the tradi oom. and Steel Common the Fav.,| Sen: tlee, Cost 14 187 /aoste4, Com—May, 6814 bid dood pro'ty lenuing thelr money directs 2100 Great Nor. pf.20 206 206. 1 Chicago's opening prices were: Wheat |’ Interest in the Southern steel and ored Market Issues. 3400 TIL, Central ...1684 161% 1618 + %|]—May, 183-4 to 1185-8: July, 1017-8 to] {ron consolidation iy sul alive and, the UW Int, Paper 4.24 2 2 —M eptember, 98 1-8. Corn—May, 4% Vadis tn Tenens Codl and Iron 0 Towa Cent... 2 29 2m — 1 TUly, {886 to 483-8 to 481-2 | |atatoment wae made Re auceatiy (ne Wallstreet ‘hada lively Saturday, the 10 Towa Cent, pf. Sit Obit —1 New York's closing prices were: Wheat] a majority of. the stook of thist com stock trarket Keeping evgeybody of the | oft kam Clty Bo., a 904 8% —K)—May, 17 1-4 Asked: July. 1053-8 bid | pany had been secured by parties 310 Kan, 0. 80, pt. 674 68 68 ~— | | Sentember, % 1-8 —Corn—-May, 634-8 bid: |{lendly to the proposed merger, Jump, the dealings being on an enor} 109 K, C, Ft. 82 pf 82! yy BY . ids ber, 531-2 bid It was predicted that controlling rep- Tous seelésrenhile: Phebe bod red eb Botnelli inva c a otal ae 2M 8 | | July, 581-4 bid: September, 584-2 bid. —Trwsentatives of all, of the Southern Hew topiresanin 1 ) Keo, & DyM.. 4M UN 14% 41% VA ef steel and Jron companies would get to- ha eg 100 Knick, Ice pf., 64 64 64 1 ‘ wether next week and complete the ar- t My trading drive was the, heaviest | ‘100 Long T#land ..60% 6% o%—1%/BANK STATEMENT rangements for the merger Aiea heah of ‘the predent bull movement, shares |15i00 Lou, & Nawh..14 140% 1 41 FIGURES EXCELLENT. | tng in North Mesaunl ea one AtHIGAT ) & dD aS Ing in Northern Secpritjes on fraction- Raed hands In blocks ‘of from 5,000) 200Man, Beach... 13% 13% 13% —% i al advances. Standard Sh advanced 8 0 25,000, 2700 Manhattan, ',.1724 171% 177% + % Y pe dys tye polnta on Inside buying. The volume of A fevérish and unsettled tome sent in | 1900Met. St. Ry.....121% 120% i All the items in the weekly ‘bank | trading in these shares, hgwever, was after the early ruin’of. to-day's dealings, | 1200 Met. Secur, ....§1 80% statement innucd) to-day were-ot) a fae mall, with heavy realizing in the active lead-,| 8800 Mex, Gen. .,.., 23% 28% 23% + vorable character, and Wall street ac- i ae ee —— ae ers, but the publication of the bank | 6200M.StP'@ S8M1 117% 114 115% '} 14 [cepted the report as exeelleng. | . statemeht, which way favorable, was| 200 MBtP SSMpi..1614 101 161% + %| ‘There’ was a good incredse in cash, 0 a an lee followed by’ fiirther strength, the active | 1600M. K, & 'T..... 39% 82% 92% +1 | while the loans were ‘cut*heavily, The | . ‘ Hla ot New Yorcioonryh Wilh ooolike hone Vian ieee ae TMi Lee eta (Som: Mose gee. pons lives ¢ A 0, Pacific .,.100% 1 10+ | were: ) § ’ run up 6 points to & new high record, | 3200 Nat, Bis, Co. 6) 69 69% + %4| Loana ‘ si40,700| Stomach an bowels right, 16) 1-2, ‘on’ exceptionally heavy. transac- | 1400 Nat, Lead 3% dt 8 Dewalts ... 4 12,781,000) ws » Lead os 3% —%| Chelation." 00| Beecham’s Pills act like a e is 200. Nat. RRM, pid 4244 42% + | Lexal tende! eaten Teiding tn Peniyivkna) was eston: | 4N, J Gente, AW 03M — 4 “SHG. 00 phbeas in setting you right, sive, the price reabhing a’ new ‘hi! JOON, Y, Alr. Br. 154% 184% 154% — 4| Reserve reavired 8,182.7 Agute, It advancing almost 4 per cent. !yog70) N, Y,' Cetitedl ise tet ta Fe erp ‘ } Baa The appetite of youth comes afer opening uo more das point onl aiwn.V.GeR Beit. 41g. 4. Atte HIM ee with ‘all its old relish after a %, Co Raa ARE He cares were ctapnioned tm did] ON CASE OP. Pt LONDON 'STOGKS FIRM’... using Beecham’s Pills, Nat- nols Central and Union Pacific, etch Yo @NGTeliny int Ty 42% BUT NOT ACTIVE. ural sleep is the result of a * rd the close, | 46003 ras enling up. pe cent, ‘Toward the close. | @ONor. & Wel. 4h’ SN” RIM's - short course of ie eon : W0Nory & We pt. 93% $8) 9 +1%) LONDON, Feb,’ 25Rates for money! pamed: a phade above yestenlay. St, Paul, Can- 600 Nort Amer, ,.101% 101% 101% —%) were firm in the market, to-day, owing ye’ adlhn ‘Pacific, Readng, Atchison and} 7700 Ont.’ & Wes... 56 65 544 — %4| to the large Indebtedness to'the Bank Louisville, and Nashyille advanced from} 100 Pac, Coast .... 94 94 94 144! of England, though the supplies wero 0 orkan 44 to 151.6, per cent. 1200 Pacific Mail. ., 47 \ 4% 46% —"%4/ Increased by the dishursement’ of! #10,- United States Steel reached a new |g 0100 Penn R, Re. 1% 142% 144% +81! 000,000 in dividends, which with other Beecham’ ile price, wetting up 5-8 per cent., to}, 7409 Peo, Gas .....109% 1081 108% + %! dividends was gateuinted to" ense the ba eecham's Pills, ay M84. The prefered fnlhed fraction-| on Peo, & Beat. hh 42M WH +14) aluation, | ll find a vigor and life ally higher. 0OP,CC& BL 83 8% 8 +1 Prices on the Stock Exchange mie bd h dd a hennessee Coal & Tron showed pres~| 109 Proased'S, C. 18% 18% 38% + 4 Remi, though business genefally wes ch’ adds zest to both sure during the inital nour, It ellng | 919 Peas. 8. C, pt SSH | 88K. HK — Hl etricted, Conscle Ted the advanee, the| Work and play after usin, jan 1 point, following an! 4 pullman P, C.243% 243 24% :- %| reduction’ of the German bunk rate unaltered start, Later, however, it ral- 5 eecham’s Pills, You wil Wel Ana leieaed SlOMKAG Kingbor: | 1800 Ry, St, Spg... 38% 35% 364 strengthening other securities, : Giclee ety ote. tn the | 9 Reps Biel 2H FT DW — Xi | Amerioune wore tho most active pee se like a new person witha |, es and the tractions. 9600 Rep. Steel pf, 81 + 9, —1%) tlon of the market. They opened abdve| clea: AOA een oan eines and | 59400 Reading + 97 %% 6 + %! parity in response to tho tone of Wall ke edd Sweet breath anda mroed and other bonds atrong. «| 200 Reading 2 pt. 00. 90 | 9 street, Union Pacifle and New York| £€€Mbrain, Toenjoylifetake |") Ae are ia a tuasnraaey recat: 6000 Rock Island ., 87 364 36% + : | Ceiba wre Lata NaN The ex- ] e dl 6 . phew 82 81% +h fons of a. go vew York bank wore 7,606,600 shares and 2800 Rock Isl, pf.., 82 8 | pects cod New Beinn 654, hares and of bonds §$26,. 1200 Rub, Goods .. 2% "4% (eegene. a thy advance, Stocks 00 Rub. Goods pt 934 98% M+ Th), Foreigners wore uricer ath, Tapanens The Closing Quotations, 800 Sloss-Shof, ....118 110° 113 —8 ited on buying and selling, became sat | 100 Sloss-Shef,pfi20° 120 120 5 | Peril’ Japanese Government. Geet. tiki Sales, High, Low, Clove, Ch'g, | 600 8t.L. & S.F.2p 7 Th 1 swere qwited.ah 104 dder + -- % FP] 1 AN fue ; BK WM 17% 300 StL, S.W. pt. 62% 62K 62% tH era ayiaint Is Ob, pf... 65% 66 600 St. P, & Om,,201% 202 202% +2%/Horto Riva to Have Drummer Here, old ryw Si Am, Beet 8u.. 2 ie 2% + 14195900 80, Pacific ... 0% 6% 6% + 4! BAN JUAN, Porto Rico, Feb, 24—The| On Fd woe el 500 Am, Beet nf... 68 80 ea 400 80, Pacific pf.119% 119% 1194 Legislature; has made a law, which aN fest Copper, 77 76 1%.— ¥4 | sg000 Bou, Ry Co. % 36 96% + %/Gov. Winthrop will approve, providing 3800 Am, 4 354 —%!” so Sou, Ry Co, pf. 4 8 88H + H {fOr & Nermanent: repreventative ta the IND IRSEME N IS 300.Am, W% 9 — 4 lrraoTenn, C.& 1. HK OK GOH + H/NRCE, tates, with headquarters in mm wae rl Fart Wo Tex, Land ... 41% 41 4% + Ml Interests, of the Island, particulary WAR EY i +04] s2000 Texas Pacific, 38% 38 984 + % | those of coffee growers, It Ix. the inten. é “ANC L R & TU MOR 0, 6 8% 8% | 10 Third Ave, R.192% 192% 18% + 4 {ON tO. SURBY consumers directly s 9M AM, Hide & L10% 10% 16 + 4%! Soo mo), Rwy: iene iain through the New York agency. hy A wae 1K0 Am, H. &l, pt 62% 614 Sita + 4 7, BL hg %% 30% 360% im = 3m Am, 8% BM OM PTR Mell las treat y Kil Mi RO SANITARIUM ae ie Ow YY BOOT 8.L, & Want 55% Bole 559 YOU CAN'T NESS His 1,4 1200Twin C, R, 7.108 107 107% + % 100 Am. Tan, OM,, 164 1644 16% —1% i P. 9% 9% «9% 10 Am, Ly 0. pia, 8% 3% 89 + 4] 20Un. Bag & P.O OO + ATTRA O10 Am, Todo 4 4 41% 179100, Uni, Pacific My 185% VE. ev Am, Loco, pf. 12 112% + %| 1200Un, Pao, pe. th) BO) Ani, Malt. pf.. 27 26% 964 + 4] 1900Un, Ry, Inv. Si 35 37H +8% | An Offensive Breath and Disgusting aim Am, Beit... 9% 60% 9% —%| 90Un, Ry, 7% 1% 18+ * Discharges, Due to Catarrh, Blight GR I c 100 Am. Smelt, pf.l9 118% 18h) — | 1500 U.S. 7% 2h aU ena ot Lives Yearly. Dr. age 0 foo Am, St, Fdy., 16 16% 164 +%! S0U, 8 130 130 rr 's Catarrhal Powder Relieves | Orders solicited, ite or amall amounts, In 1700 Am, St. Fi 62 — | 120, BR, & 1m 9% 89% 0 + in 30 Minutes, ‘all MArhaRS, for caah or upon ma Hh 14% + %| 2900 U. 8, Leather 19 12% 12% — | mantnent now und throat Psat DSIRE FoMR EMSRS 900 Am. Tob. pf... My WH —1 | 9001.8, Leath, pli 104% 14% — 4 | daly prdotion highly recommend Dr, “DAILY MARKET LET ; ‘f 4 = iY 1. tf ts hal Powder, as sure, bermanine ET LETT 300 Ain, Wool % —%] 1000U, 8, Rubber. 43 42% 42% — | lem, tn all cases ‘of Cold in the eed issued xratis and mailed free, fm Anaconda vis 1084 +1 | 100U. 8, Rub, pliig% 1124 112% Ailltis, “Headache and Catarrh, It glen 1s100A. T, & S F.91 80% 90% + %! 5190 U, 8, Steel. Be aie ee URS Matt nal and banlahes! the aes TO0A,T. & BF rts & y 4 15,400 U, 8. Steel pf, 95 Ry + ve ‘ Rows Pils, 40 Dosen 10 ovate 5900 At, C. Tine... 1244 122% 1244 HN} 2400 Va,-Car, Ch... 304 Sig 85% — Me ‘Thine ean Ve Rockey, Mighth ave, and eomumded, 1890, 14000 Balt, & Oh10.100%% 10644 106% + | 300Ca,-Car. pt 108 107% 107 —% Main, office, 5 rogaway 5700 Bilyn By aa at iit ag 1700 Va, 1, C. & 49 a 1 brarenerd itn Broadway ear Kh Be pees & Gni0, f1% 50% 51 +% ae heal " 7% 4% a reubeterinining the character ti ancy | ; in : im 47 | ‘ot your Hroker Is. as Important 800 CHI. & Alton... 4% 42 42% —%] 500 Westinghouse.180') 180 180% + % rT) fii ws the selection of right stock 10Chl & Alt. bf. 88th Aid ot ae 100 West. Un. Tel. i 98tH — WHERE TO LIVE cen DENTISTRY, E R000 hI, & ON. Wold 24 M5 +B) og Wee 4615 + % | Asn intact on at pho have solved tt to. the ODPL SITAR Ym Chk & NW pram BL BL =| op wis, Cent. UY + | PWAle ora ime at your cin CET vow A | 3400 Chi, Gt, Wo 3% 24 + M8) 400 Wis. Cont, pf. 68 8 +h Beast y itt Why not ter the money. Coe BN IK A IM ci! {proven 2 iifustrated’ boone ee of AW ChL Term, 11% 1 1% —%|COTTON DROPS ON WHERE TO LIVE’ “hh Term. pf, 32% 82% 32% — 3, Ji}| Free on applicatto | Bee rh Ry tc Gl MARGE FORT BEOBIATS: Womaton Baro fc: 4g Tie netasrienr tent WCC. C, &Bt LAW — 99% 99% + hy ian Beate ‘GAS Gane $1.00)" 3500 Col, Fy & Th... 88 52% —%4| Large port receipts created an easier RE aR Extracted with Gas, Whew 900 Col, H.C, & 1, 16% 10% 16% + 4%] feeling in the Cotton market to-day | All Gold Crowas, $5,00, 300 Col, South. ., 26% 25% 20% + MW and started considerable pressure from | |, BARTO, Suburban Pa, Bridge Work, per tooth, 85.00. 100 Col, South 1 pt 6% @& + %| room bears, July was hammered the Aten, 1100: Browdwiyease eet TEETH | 4000 Col, So, 2 pfs 388% HN + st and soon fell below yesterday's eds 1900 Cons, Gas, 2 201 =H] closing, Falr weather all through the SUMIIEE HOMLS-Wilte Tor ree $7 - Be- ; $10. | 700 Corn Prod 20% 20% South gaye agsurance of improving | West & Koonz, Box W, Ballston 8) NE Cc 125th St. & 8th Ar ww Corn Pro. % 8 reads, which will actively test the will- ig »C, Gor, Aare ve, 2 Del & Hudton 9h M2 R= 36) ingens of farmers to hold eotton, pot FOR SALE, OPEN UNTIL 8 P.M. 10D, L. & W. Sot 858 +7M | houses bought March, = ry 20D. & R,G. pf sk 884 884 + 6] The opening prices were: March, : aha wei he He a “HELP WANTED-—FEMALE, iy Diasiiert 8. ae 38th enhreys bid; May TAL bid) July, 7 to 1.48; Aus iden. HC sot aa Sa t O.—MACHINE OPERATORS Ua Deb Solith " HA Mi 5M + MM) yet, 48 to 7.49; Ootober, 7.57 bid} No- rs and, hand sewers; pleasant wD. ty Ass, 16th 166 164% vember, 7.00 bid, M4 work; ‘ladies’ belts; lightest, Te em A. p. a 2 : fait Seog pies were: ‘February, iloy Paxontidentiats, postal vata "mle:| oléanest,. best ventilated waa ey tu de Ch Sed ban tae tata aL ae a Women east SN bani eps at ‘y Mt ; May, y une;* 7.96) to: «New York i Ly Supt, 1100 Kile Sak yf, 0% toi, fs uy, 108 to Ta; AUigi, 24Rb i) “eo las reer st” ( iSsaTURDAY | Mrs Heber Monahan, SATURDAY, Feb, 25, The scene on the floor of the Stock Exchange to-day was more exciting than {t has been for several months, A rampant buying spirit prevailed and all the tendencies were bullish, New York Central, Uniow Pacitlo and Pennsylvania were bid up one and two points In the very firat transactions, These sharp ad- vances were followed by a slight reces- sion due to heavy profit-tuking, but be- ture the close all prices soured higher, LUG LMALLY pecedll Whhu puss Wernidy ib few guvd mocas nuw and then tor In- Vewtinent Ia tenpied by presi wullue Hons to ook Over Lae Conecuon mM iis Un Ox, He Wilk ind \iere, pernaps, Now xork Central, cnlua racine, at. Ful, teading, museour: Paine aid Other stocks whieh he pougit a lav jnonths ago at prices trom) 20 vw ow Powis beiww tne iow ruling Ngures, ‘anere 18 A> good Tat proit in pretty Nearly everything that he hus go and une ulciind on Lo renide Is irremutioie, A considerable amount of investment HOCK O48 COMB LUL Wain Lhe pwet Lwo ud UnTee days-anG the Mplu wavanee IL Now -XOPK CENLAL hay Gadged ex LELALyY Prot rewledtOU oN Lie, pars OL wMVall nuiders, Une brokerage lowe’ with) a» very inte CHeALwIY Lo-day Advised Its Cun facta {o sell stocky at once and be veyured to buy then bach ub A aun jower'ngure u moth from now, ‘here seemed tw be a generar expec: |) tation areaction Is tot far off, Jus when the downward wen wil gocur is a questfon (ut is nuw pus- aling the Wises of the opermors, Bick thet thursactions were enormous ton floor, 8 UML ETH Every day medical science becomes more simple—and more certain. Simplicity and certainty go hand+in hand, For sclence has learned that while ¢ are many dis- eases, yet there are but few real causes Of disease. That is, there are many nals by which we know aches and pains and Gisdrders, But moat of these ailments spring from a common cause, ( For instance, ‘Indigestion, sour stomach, hoartburn, dyspepsia and all stomacb troubles—diabetes, Bright's diseat and other Kidney disorders—heart troubles, liver troubles, bowel traubles, nervousness, frat- ifylness, aleeplessnens, Irritablilty: of there allments are due to a single causo, Painful, disagreeable and dangerous though they be, they are not separate diseases— @nd they are not to be treated as sich. (They are merely outioard signa of inward ‘trouble—nerve trouble, ‘Understand first that we have two en- ‘tinely separate nerve systems, When we {walk, or talk, or act, we call into play @ certain, eet of ‘nerves—nerves which obey ‘our mental commands, ‘That in why the arm can be raised, or the mouth opened, jor the eye shut, at the slightest desire. ‘That {8 why your fingers can dolicately plok up a pin one moment, and hold a heavy hammer the next. But these are not the nerves we are to consider here. ‘There 1s another set: of nerves which manages and governs and actuates the heart and the stomach, the kidneys and the liver and all of the vital functions, You cannot control these nerves, By no supreme effort of mind can you make your heart stop or start—nor can you even make it vary by a alngle beat a minute, And 80; with the stomach and the liver aud the kidneys and the bowels—thoy tomatic —they do their work at a certain set speed whether you are awake or asleep—whether you want them to or not. It ts on these inside nerves that lite and health depend. 80 long as thes perform their proper duties we arg well and strong, When they fall, we know it by the Inovitable aymptomsa—ntomach, heart, Ivers kidney troubles, And these troubles have no other origin, ever, than in these same nerves. For the stomach, the heart, the liver, the kidneys, have no power of their ‘own, no self-control. Thoy owe thelr every impulse to the inside nerves, The nerves! | “If life and ‘health ‘depend fb Ate the masters, ‘The organs their slaves, | AMF) action These automatio norves are ‘sometimes ry not Ut valled the mpathetic' nerves. This name’ jerry ‘ead 1a given them because of the close bond of | eves? sympathy which exlets between all branche: This explains why stomach trouble often red develops into heart trouble—why Indigestion brings ou nervousness—why disea: be- bi! come complicated: It explains, too, why | nocd: ordinary medical treatments are wrong— | {teat why medicine #0 frequently falls, He My Free Dollar Of : Any sick one who has] everrwere ete not. tre! my remedy] : Stina acm -Dr. Shoop's Restorative— may have a Full Dollar's} °’ Worth Free, 1 ask no de- posit, no reference, no security. | There is noth. ing to pay; either now or later, | will’serid you an order on. your diu igis which he will accept in full payment:forsa regu. lar, standard ‘size’ Dollar bottle. And: heigyill sen the bill to me,': C. |, Shoo ue Aespite the discoveries of aclence, the common remedies of the gay are de- " signed! to treat the organ, tate nerve | 4 For, & {ree ia Book 1 on) H. oe tot Book Dr. nerve ry las bower nerve: a ‘yuri Prec it and makes It well. ere is no mystery—no. mit explain my treatment ie you, | I can tell you why col why heat melts top. Nor do “in i oovery.s For every’ detail of: 0) {8 baned on truths so fundal fone oan deny them. And ¢' of my medicine is as old Hove on, 1 simply appli combined the fmgredients” that Is practically” Tn more than a million Borer {y now known, and relied may not have hi it offer to you, a si excuse for doubt Lob be Be, Piatto ry Heal sh imply. write and usk, trled hy pacer 1 will rereet ot Cea tan’, rid not only of the cause which produced ttf)” the, ayn at Nyko pore feller bottle say dicing at al,” aee wat, kaow ik ei at i e | fume or icy lot the ne be lain to you why rela} follows @ supposed cure ot Account for the uncortalntiedy Tedtrine? More than thirty years this thought came to me: Dr. Shop's Rest MIG cases tten bottle, For tale at ores, ‘ BAILROADS, 8. q ; au PENNSYLVANIA “RALOAD, tM oe Aa or Wier a. 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