The evening world. Newspaper, May 1, 1907, Page 3

TITHE EVENING WORLDTWVEDNESDAY.7 MAY 1, 1907@:; Was Never in Love; No Widows for Mine,” Says John L. Sulltban, FATHER GIVES (IP Bat He Admits He May Take Count Yet for Bantam- Weight Cupia HOPE OF FINDING eee MISSING GEL. 7H/S SORT OF <ieuigeet A CURE FOR THE SiCK A TONIC FOR THE WELL it Is the Lambert Snydcr Vibrator. ¢ disedse— estion. There is only ¢-—Citoulation _ The Big Fellow Is Not Sore on Marriage, but the Trouble With It Is That Lots of People Get Married That Ain't Mated, and Then It’s a Scrap for Life. | For Man, Woman and Child. iGrady Tells Police He | Will Abandon Hi Search. | DAUGHTER MAY BEDEAD Babee Hearty i C res. Direrses, Relieves Ali Sutteriag 15,000 Heatth - Giving Vibrations the Minute. Every Home Should Have Our Vibrator. You Can Use It Yourse! and Feel It Core. Not Alretr'e, 7 Days Trial. Money Back If Not Sct sfied. When you hurt youtself you instinctively rub the spot Whin you your head aches you ruy your temples. Why? Secaise vibration is Nature's own remedy, and rubbing is Nature's crude way of creating vi- bration and starting the blood going. Our Vibrator thrills new life and energy into you and coubice your power and pieasure In living. It gives back even to the aged—of doth nexes—much of tne vigor and health-joy of youth. Vibration makes the blood young j The Lambert Snyder Vibrator is the greatest medical discovery of the Twentieth Century twenty ounces, can be operated by yourself with one hand LOTS OF PEOFLE TALK OF LOVE; DON'T KNOW WHAT IT IS 0003 in “we te th« country elon, The Pe Still, Working on) aes | 1 Clues and Hope to Logate || | e lt is awoys ready and will last a iLetions ! Kidnappers, Woman Suffrage Is All Punkum, He Tells Miss Nixola Greeley-Smith, Who Gets Many More Philosophical Reflec-| ‘ tions from the Former Champion. | ished | he terettgein ee mee mee ty from ter home at ana’ | | Elehty-seventh and Washington avenue eleven days ago, calted on Capt her at the West One Hundred | |« and Fitty-second street station to and declared that he had abandoned all By Nixola Greeley«Smith. EERTO” 8214 John L. Sullivan decidedly, “I’m not sore on marriage. It’s 7 ’ “Wenan Sunce, & good thing if you take it the right way. But I’m not go! NW. hot going to | WOMENS C: | (SCLUBS hope nd would continue no longer his pairing search it weighs ad can be get married v. * . My daughter has either been killed,” . p NV eiibal ¢ BULGE AO WAVE SPOU, Md. var the ta Ih the hands of un-|{ placed in contact with any part of the body, and is capab!: of giving par! serupulous kidnappers who have made || 15.000 vibrationa per minute—100 times more than is possible with the E most expert master of massage. Stagnant water is-impure and breeds sickness and foul insec rippling brook is always pure, clear and healthy. Stagnation is death, Vibration Is tife INDORSED AND USED BY THOUSANDS OF PHYSICIANS, VIBRATION INSTANTLY STOPS PAIN This is our ith year selling Vibrators, and every Vibrator sold stlis several more. as our Vibrator does all we claim and more What It Does to Disease and Pain. Rheumatism. Sciatica, Lumbago, Gout, Ete.. are cauned by uric acid in the blood in the form of urate of sod This acid, through poor cir culation at some particular part, gets stopped on its way through the system, and congregating. cau! pain. Apply the Vibrator to the spot and you will reiieve the congestion and get relief at once. By using the Vibrator regularly the systom is toned up, so that your blood circulates freely and drives the acid out through the vores of the skin. Deafness, Head Noises, Ringing in the Ears, in most cai are caused by the thickening of the inner membrane through catarrh of colds. To cure this vibration Is the only thing, as it is tne only way to reach the inner ear drum and loosen up the hard wax or foreign matter, 80 sound may penctrate to the drum. era prisoner in much a manner tha wit never dare to give her uo y not the case 1 would have wont of my child by this Ume. | uh i» only ® child. If she mature and had gone about der girls, then I might suppose had run away, aa wayward euimes do. ‘champion of champions” paused a moment, furrowed his erizzled brow, and | then added ambiguously ol “Money-ain't everything. It can’t buy everything. It can't buy brains, | | Bow, can it?” I thought it could, but T did not venture to differ with Mr. Sullivan, with whom I sat in the wings of Hyde @ Behman's Theatre, in Brooklyn, and talked between rounds of a little three-round go between John L. and a lithe young exponent of the new school of prize-fighting which belleves that he who fights and runs away from his adversary may last to get the de- | claton. Nineteen Bureau Detec-| John J. did not knock the young man out. But tn the b fet ty ? Z rief breathin : : fpelis in the wings he did demolish the interesting } tives Scattered in Many Precincts. girls sor “But there was nothing of (hat, sort | in her diapo n. Bhe played with | vung girls of her own age and at t widren's games, She loved. dolia, and | ] 1 feel sure Chat any girl who retains gaia which I had crossed the Bridge to talk to him about | her love of dolis at the age of fosrtses ohn 1. is gray of hair an 4 Is stil a ehild in i and oul’ way. His fi a . and mustache and good-looking in a ponderous never entertain any Wayward thoughts ve ‘ace shows that his boasted 116 weeks on the water wagon have | L/KED Kidnapper-a-ftend in worth the trouble, even though he denies that the reward-of so much | Police Commisefoner Ringham made ps sac a Gola esis r uae virtue is to be t vealthy big © f th ' a he hand of a wealthy widow as soon as he has obtained | ‘ME ME clean-up of the Detective Bu- Try |some unscrupulous fiend, and I would @ divorce he 1s suing for from the wife he married in 1883 aatecania nies Ga oe GIVELL™ fot be at all surprined it the. person ee | “Tl who has been writing letters to me and bjectF ot love and Heutenants were “No,” repeated earnestly, “I " = - sie aihaea liven idee oe ae baad one in mind just now. When baa twenty-five patrolmen were drafted NEVER the police ning himself ‘A Fiend’ Stomach Trouble, Indigestion, Constipe*ion, etc., are caustd by the man for twenty-three years be doesn’t want | {™ Precincts to the Detective Bureau. WAS In was the kidnapper, This writer seems! | food not properly digesting; It Incke necessary ealiva and gastric Juices, thus creating congestion in the stomach, forming gases, causing paing, changes take effect at 8 o'clock ne. The changes were, with one or two When Marriage Means Scrap. | mentonae Grmeoane snare ree Ppt “The trouble with marriage o oo tried that | te: ent feos Ft to wal not to give up hope and the: 4 ce is this: Lots of people get married ‘ br ied d then suggest , , at | tenants sent: from the bureau ain't mated. Then, of course, it’s a scrap for life, London rules, no rounds | ®* Tntsmen. have grown old in the e without a knoc! ae aber kdown, and fight toa finish if {t takes all your life. Divorce Pee 0 Detar wreuenve ee. ! tad nian tandeaelene eaeneeios ie am # limited go, with the judge for a referee. 14 rd men transferred from the De get trace of our litte girl, His letters any better. Tnever got a divorce whil . 3 on't know that that’s | tective Bureau end the precincts to have been so circumstantial that I ¢ my parents were alive, because they Pisa they were assigned are as fol- | have been miserably fooled by each one, we: ‘were Cathol{; " . ‘ lcs and didn’t believe in it. I'm a Catholic myself. 1 don't apeniing.mneny Roure ‘lA coEniOg Oeme Know whether the churches are right or not. Ministers sometimes pass out Sent, to'the | Precinets, | : sae Fane Neca ee eer at & lot of ‘bull con,’ to use a slang expression : to Fourth avenue wrote again yesterday, telling me that “A. minister's the only man thai’s : Briamby toc orien if I went to a certain house in Inwood 1 would learn of the whereabouts of AOVE Ly to take a truly fiendish delight In rals- MMVLIFEY "| \om the hopes of my wife and myself and then being able to chuckle at our , despait when we run down his false Si to cal] her his wife. That's all there is to it. I'v - it. I've never anid | against her, and I never will. Bente nc bad breath, etc. Apply the Vibrator to the stomach; It settles the food down, releases the gases, reguiates the action and brings about relief instantly. Development Of the Bust. ndevelopéd bust is brought ut by ir nourishment; gen te Heabydh tight lacing, lack offexercise or run-down health, The b not penetrating all these parts, soon allows the bust to become flat and lifeless. Apply the Vibrator a few minutes each day and your breast, neck and arms soon fill and become firm, round and healthy. A Few of Cur Many Testin ontals, No. matter what town or city in the United States you live in, we can send ‘ou the names of satisfied customers who are using our Vibrator. ie ands an I puffered from severe Rheumatiam, which 9 md Geerription ft bought used me Patek tne ewelling and conduered (he “ ine then {hae ph am most thankful for ing from Hheumatiom to p Cc. Weaititer @ Virginia a» son. Ot} though of co free speech. The man that ewat a | Sout yOf course that'a with the Lord station, Henry Katser to Grand Pilsabeth, 1 went to this place and ollzabeth. pd i Se nor is ree, some have i Rie whee abies aa "be: pact edded prougigny a cleat Hing,” be ty arene baoe gpeghemesleen | made Inquiry, only to learn that he had Question. If It wasn't for the drinking is “Ferninst” Suffragiste. Gates avemie station, Richard F. Walsh | again played his devilish joke on me, | to Chameon—avenue station, James F. j If you, Capt. Kreuscher, and your de- teotives will only run down this letter; ———. sleeo. he Vibrator, men they wouldn't have anything to | After this indorseemnt of Mr. Roose- writer and hold him for mel would |rgue about. I'm on the water wagon cara domestic dictum John L. took up| S¢rr to Bath Beach station, John F. he subject of worun's suffrage, on| Fitzpatrick to Vernon avenue station, | bah feel in some way rewarded for my Myself and T never ex, < pect to take an-|which it appears he hit moat decided. | a other drink, But I can’t say iquor | and. to fis Thomas A. Kenny to Greenpoint avenue | jor Mout discouraging views. | - x ed: tek ey a 5 ever @id me any hi " atone wool 4 | station, Owen Began to Bixth | os Z : hopeless search in taking ‘ns viecaton appt benefited Wain. peeian Anke ica sc unkum, und It's spoiled the | avenue station, Masson to| fj j j | Capt, Kruescher replied to the heart: | ind yesterday 1 wi robin tive of them, for which I inclose money ‘ caret imori t q te Ba esterday rn sloe aptacors y About Affairs | row Escapes as Green- | pron catuer tas no, snouts, not, wive | Shesion thay trae wet Marto tat Ens en ae giris—young | sa Pi “ Ralph avenue station, Fred G. Barker up all hope so early fully down at his expanse of stomach, i} oking at @raped in a dark blue sweeter, and help wonder-| to College Point station, Joseph Price H , “J : i am Vinced,” sald the captain, — patted It. penaively with te branes sulteagiate ir. Of the|to Flushing averiue station, Michaal in Ahearn’s Office. wich Landmark Goes. thatit you Rive ua more time we will’) > rarsee that, wo Ry eh, onjnlon_ of your Lybraton, veh 1 hand, Asta | tort an te tee nd your daughter for you fn feel it my duty to i - »mposed to wonel can h © avenue station, | bee yO Tiy expert eet ty Veentits. Since my boyhood dave 1 have b “Joba! called his manager, Frank the chainpion, as though | and Bartley F. Gray ¢o the Bedford) |. ‘ | ence with thes ‘Kidnapping teacnen [| {hat Greadful djeeaee catarrt ant, waving Wet "hey’ pron saarvellous, aid to-day } John R, MaaNellle to-day continued In the burning of a three-story frame| me never to Kive up hope 80 early ite e dV'treg from any synipt Pie cow xock city | his testimony atthe investigation of the house, at No. % Horatio street, one of| pray hafflinn bur itis: oli incrare had struck the ad-| avenue station New Detectives Made. Sail, from the centre of th sage, and fc rheumatiam for several weeks, and the big man jumped to_his feet and aracetiisging cat Ne Pushed to the second round, Nowin, artment of Borough President John sy See lowing officers were sent to| y the oldest Innd; eenwic! natances that they are never solved. Sige YR Mr, Sulhvan's fighting face, ever tive dut ie Brot °|F. Ahearn, conducted by the Commis marks of Greenwich vil-| Ai "thin detter writine leade to be RR Yo gPony SP gory { without causing me " even tes ven duty. to the Broakive Der! sen f lage, to-day, fo it b Ived in the ulé “apne f Snyder Health gtage fight. ix I discovered, a very dif- provided they Bureau: Anthony Capone, from | “Ober of Accounts i + four persons were eo bad-| lieve that same one involved in th fans, an nervous ryder Hele in his deepe: omen don't 0 ‘much | or ie be os eT oh | Vine : a ares! eae at other t # fies para’! on et lot the worta, fo see too much | Loughlin, from the Gates avenue asa | mnrenalen of the getmete by whtoh | Vincent’A Hospital. Several ‘others | Slstovery' ot oat a part with Mt for any amount of nvipay Af fold, 2 Yours 1, I wondered that so | "There's too mi 4 bad going on | tion; Willlam Keighler, trom the Huber ved at the figures in regard to were Ntly burned, and there were | told vouwvesterday. we hav pits —__—— r ate > fer tn it, Look at that Thaw trial you've | street station; Ta: from | ¢Xeeas payments ¢o contractors, which many hair-breadth Were | Velllance’ now man from whom we — wpaeiTing partner had been | been writing ch about. hings | the Classon nut ar A.j he furnished the Investigators yester- ry escapes. believe we will get something, We will 1 have ty agile 1 should ha’ like that are goin, «ii the Ume in a| Dwye: ue station: | ga. | Patrick Murphy and his wife Bridget | keep him under constant watoh for Dear Mr PB 15g frclined to be sorry for him. Soon John | Die town.” I"tell*you,"l feol sorry. tor | from the Rappelys street | °%7-_ |ran @ boarding house in the’ old butid-| some time vet and may land him at Cae ee culling Cimts eame pulling back to his chair. that little woman, Bhe.didn't get a J agher, from the What {sg the explanation (for these ing. Th | moment when there seems no hope of; nent, the case FLX he Murph with their twol ver getting any clue,” cal convulsions; after scie rear avenue stauon, Willlain Me- | excesses fair ¢ Where He Is Strong solemn again John L, had grown very ? » ‘, ugh sone Be asked Commissioner Mitchel. daughters, Nellie, 16, and Annie, 13, were | avenue sia-| +p) iraaticg” wartan? ——— Larthe avesett fica tha ae he explanation varies,” answered asleep on the second floor. Annie lon: “Christopher Cumisty, | Mr, MaoNelile, “and in wome cases there |awnkened by the melt af anne “**|TOO FAT TO PURSUE “I'm a whole lot better at that than I Virtue te everything to @ woman,’ tion; Bm talking about love,” he murmured Re said. The moment she loses it It's | tort PPEA dice thee! oe darer*s ccna RO merNat He Onin bent lal Trom Vigsbusn stations Hoare | 2.200 sxplenntl Vestigating she found the kitchen bla 0 yer’ T asl 1 an 4 in . {ror jon; Bu © kitchen b' “Love,” said John 1. solemniy,| M%* Yasue direction whi took to in-| J. Rief, from the Parkville station; |_ Were there cases where excesses ing, and calling the others to put o “ y. | Seay | 2. a put out . preg ri Thal what ie, means | Gloate Soe “tall dmbers," and pro- | A a ounnall tron, ne Laverty were allowed reeathont explanation?” | the bl she went through the house voman he's willing to| °Sf | ion; John lanning ané ell. Ito awaken th a asi a | rag? mie fobr'n.et tet taaet te roman 1) Maris, conn finan ty Saat See, resin Mr. Mac|"'rhomaaLatmrenee, gad i winnie] SO Lieut. Parker, Brooklyn Detec| shave you quar Ipved that way You Indend" 1 wsaented the Fifth avenue atatlon; ory be Mo- | Witness eave as an instance the con. | father, Join, was asleep on the third tive, Is Dismissed from the | disclaimed the big m : , john eel ever: yes * 4 : “hve waver hase te leven Pe ties art it ee ‘i 4 thon; i" “ a? ihe Adama Word "Pret 1 Nov ped ee oes as Ege ergs Police Force A eral women pretty well, but I's wae of your cup of | street station a E. Stel ber 196, where the bid was $7%.sa , em. @ ran to th ‘olice Force. | never felt w I'call love for any one pnat aio 1 the Gates avenue station; Lo wood block pavement for East Bi kitchen to help put out the blaze. The . WY - r oad sister My time “ir- n is with you wherever man. hapoeixe by mation; ay. 0p where ‘ contra nore, boy saw the fire was gaining on them IAeut. Frederick G. arher, of tha! 4 hat little fel } a ved Inp ayment the sum ? oo) ective Bu dis poetry fellows call Cupid. has kaocked wee rare other verses, all a McLoughlin, from Liberty | He sald be found no expinnztion for (“4 Sided Mra, Murphy and Nellie to} ah gy gt rot pee gry | Y Out Detter men than I ain. And be B, woman's love for though arenua. # ation: F Ted Downing, from the excess paid. jeacape through the rear door Then | . 5 te iieeredn one Pr iceotet Wy only @ bantam-weight at that 7 Nv ually en 0" ry wet lhe fe ed tn. by {| aay by Deputy mu y Keele. | Yi, nigh ‘vin’ dont. eeoon (ete Ak? And | staried 10 aa rag from Broadway stalon; Harry V. Calla: Ae: bund’ timesit hemmed in by| was “trie me weeks ago on a! Mf ftect him. | fut auty’ called, ‘1 s—|fames. He had w He was ‘tried an #0 B® decision on me ones whee i uty on (Person, | han, from Ninth Inepection District had waited too long,| siarge of allowing a prisoner to @ got married, bat T ciaim ft'was on a| suminoned st Here Dismissed from Force. forgetting his own danger, He ran the! cape. ; || THE WRONG WAY—DRUGS. 1. E KGHT WAY ~VIESAT ON, rook And m ihe to enter the) last round, joner Bingham to-day dis- BESIEGE M’CLELLAN. | wantiet of Mame and fell on the street) 1 ark went to San, Fran: 20 mratrimonia ain with ‘the right| New Yon sploved tw Hiroaki pllcenven fram # badly burned about the face and hands | 3,078 under arrest there for, ex 2 Our Gencrous Ofer. ON bee, T've learned a few thi ~~. —- ne department. ‘or one of them, | ne front room of the second Noor | xiyn. At Binghamton the prisoner nd owners of the Lambert Snycer Health Vicrator, that t didn't know when 1” weiss AMERICANS SAFER IN Mounted Policeman Herman Ringelma : jwas Peter Farrell, béd-ridden trom| suddenly made from the sleep Wa, SHG. SANEE ANY PMO Tl of inauaand ef paopie in the, Unt ounger man, and I might get. aion, » who was! Brooklyn Delegation Urges Mayor] rheumatiam. In the excitemer | car where he was | ageure you tha! : tor With @ woman, Marriage tw ite r how witnons ° t SEmanent he wh, a States and in many foreign countries. We are £0 absolutely cert Foote in tha way: if fy ou lose CANADA THAN HERE? = 1, etal ad Maa to Sign Bill to Acquire Sar tee ieee ee Micheal | a he ne Ha our Healgh Vibrator can help and heal you that we say to you to-day: pour per you're ly to lose your! ~ | os no ne street, enw thi or aald he wae too fa’ pur. 1 d if it brings relief, if it cures you. If it it Tt tak > -__ . that . * . no ‘eeca pi. 4none' He declared Try our Vibrator for seven days i os ; auipk gets way trom a quarrel. A'auas* Premier Laurier Says S ov a ay River Trafic Plants. ” michael aaticsd. dhser eh tho best He le cneePine Pr inarrow pamegewic.| does what we claim for-it, keep It; If not, send It back and we will re r 4 Says § ugh the blazin, cen joking 00 IF Te eite ta tateian only, ‘ping Zohn remier laurier Says So, and Has} cream store and Who ran up Mort ave.| Mayor MoCislien gave « public hear- (hallway and carried his brother to tne | eewnhe AP tier and when he got tai] fund your. money hi lecture by the inventer “Then you think # man maken a bet No Fear of Colony Being Sy RY iy RPE PSEC AN Ing to-day on a bill that has passed | street. At the hospital it was eaid to- | piatfor mthe fugitive had disap: ) Call at our sicre and hear a lecture by ; ee : A aa je than he does Americanized cfilld “between Hinselt and the pollca. |the Lagisiature to amend the harter|@ay Peter was in # serious conditic | red || BR EE Owe, now book, on Vibration Sully Wnstepted. It ¢atle you what, has bere nat J man. Kingelmay pulled up so sudden estos from seek Le See pe LoD] 1 . hy ae gg he LONDON, May L-Sir Wiltria 1 ‘ trampling. the ehild "th ei aoe oe ate to nanive Sor- | OO OT thie ‘tam MLSS a 2 Fit of Coughing Killed, | Our Vibrator formerly sold at $5.00, and thousand v we] &. Week and has $1,000 | rier, the Canadian Premier, addressing | Situs soteed’ another Pelion a Mestarn District people were chiet {22 DON awakened by his wity end} ASBURY Park. N. J. April! #—Just || are determined to gel] milllons, and we Rave tropped the op x a nould marry before he the Ganada Club iaat nigit, said/he had aided in the capture. Only yer chief daughters, eppeated at a window on| wm the exe of a:physh short time. Post-paid on receipt of $2 Slarry "and lot no fear that Canada would be Aieri-| afternoon Ringeiman was dragged from | UNO ‘Here in favor, and they wer eeonnd Miter. Fle was } nae Rie entail DON SUFFER! CALL OR WRITE AT OD PE, ican ton! his mount while stopping the Funaway |headed by former Mayor of Srook!ys ante a oe aed i DON'T WAIT! DONS ; : ‘ E ean horse attached 40 & Tg containing | Prederiok W. Wureter. A e lames and jumped. He were & pracueal peapi ‘ ‘ ¥ mony ™ | landed trike w 2? fed “the United States tor Cana Gyit- | Renee Baseo and wife, were Androw .-Bullivan, President of | nde! I the yard. striking « anon, Lambert Snyder Co., Dept, 228. Cause they believed ita better country Trust. Ci eerie b, # he was ‘ - i aseey Trust. Company; ‘Thomas | nd, yah, Viaesat's he was found to shinai lala ‘athe, Be fe 4 41 West 24th St, New York. yon", | hard Ureeos In with better law better than administered tenfo) lawe of the Unit pa ac tb a ol SE POLLUTION FIGHT BEGUN, , of the 'Hreoklyn Times; John | ankle | Key Wert to cara wed in the | for , patlen States He wns « xfeat admirer of the Jenkina, president of the First Natio American Republic, he said. but tina! ms . ut John Lawrence s contracted | = Ainerican wind erated ine border knew ae ; ” tia valee _Spntect Ban: John L. Coma, iheirman of the |third-story wipdow, Under him in the| tie disease and died shority ‘aher the q property and life were securer ame Commission Employer, aw Committes of thé Prospect Heights | second-story window was John « fon. was boru. Fi h operty 8 gen & * n Coy ‘ > nae 5S AM owe country, ALBANY, fay Formal competent teen ete eee tite |S MAR Of tremendous strength, Law DOES DYSPEPSIA,OR ' or ealiy’s Sahe hed rence yelled that he wae going to jump, INDIGESTION BOTHER YOU?) Lien she —_——=—-- LOUISIANA SOCIETY DINES. | “*" wt the Wish, Game and Forest | bridges and gives that section no new | i + | Comminsion of the State has been made | sewers or other improvements. The ciiy| “J4HP tom said Coyle, as he ‘The Society of Lowelana held te an-| to Gov. Hughes by Edward Haten, jr, |PUKnt to be empowered to take oy ¢ | bela out one of his ise arms. mual dinner last night at the Hotel airman of the Merely Asmociation | yn calling public Roupnee a in sted | clutehing the window sill with the Astor. Twenty-oiknt members were | ¥ of New York, highways 1, and aw he resent. ‘fhe President of t hay ina of the actin . X ; PL Ce him and pulled He Naendele, “drilvered ‘the address ‘ot | on employees, wh to take euch 0 intp the window, The fire was pwpie layers t , welbonn i Willlam T Houston re a “ ? hg not ferries any longer, bai paris | “beet the awo i wis t a 7 fl el BAMON, Bppeurod ‘ it con be edded t the bioad men your | whet 1 te to'enjoy a sod. | regulated, tt De you know ° f You feel like it, dare | «) ve h we th a square meal? | you aatiety your de Digest! Your guests will appreciate Lawrence jur down Coyle grat James C. Harvey read an original) hampiadi r Harvey i “ ae and termed «| ar om reapow to the ouman PRIA TAMLETS, which are iy @ he for nok ia the Nes! y van oererey down ste two 1 T iment’ reaaily ont things riaht. | i ne in New York” Harley . “ re Hirst, the gastric tablets iper peeretion a ee Dale ater vin | ape ea Ceylon Tea |e os NL | 0 e id pt members — unsce about bands 4. San instantly | with burned face nnd body, had io ee Mae ferncnialien. 6nd shee. WNe the pid of the Jersey yitic 1 the dysvevsis taplete digestion gone Keke A Credit to the Hostess. merapella ‘Dat's the, whole. sere Bitter: ee Soldeverywhere. Tn