THE SCBAOTON TBIBUNB-TUE8DAY MOJtNttTGr. OCTOBEU 22. 18D5.
IT WILL SELL AT 200.
A Stock Now Selling at 40.
A Talk with the President of
the Standard Chemical
Company.
PROFITS AND FUTURE VALUE OF THE
STOCK.
T1IE PRICE SHORTLY TO BE AD
VANCED TO GO.
What the Mew York Papers Say
- About It.
Leading Financial Journals Warn
Atert Investora and Speculators to
Buy Now Before the Great Rite
Commences.
"Why do you offer your stock at so
low a price?" Inquired a banker during
the course of a conversation with Mr.
'Dunn. the president of the Standard
Chemical company.
"In order to have the stock quickly
taken." Mr. Dunn answered. "The im
mediate enlargement of our business is
of more consequence than slow sales of
stuck at higher llsures.
"We have orders in hand to keep the
factory and laboratories running for the
next six months. iVe will manufacture
on a large scale and offer our stock at
$4i per share in order to do this with
out delay.
"We want to Increase the number of
our stockholders throughout the coun
try for tills reason, viz.:- A person own
ing rhe stock will call the attention of
physicians, druggists, ami the people in
Ills neighborhood to our product, and
lit'Ip the sales more than hundreds of
dollars spent In newspapt-r advertising
in tl;a,t iiarttculaf locality. A stock
holder can act as aent or have some
one else mpolnred. Kvery where that
(julcklr.e Is Introduced the tMles ste.xd-
ijy incitase. It .us the solid Indorse
ments of over seven thousand physi
cians to back it.
"I u'dvlse my p rsonal friends to buy
Standard 'Chemical stack at 4. and hold
it for a large advance, because, 'it Is a
safe Investment, and 1 know what! am
taiklr.g about.
' "The buyers of our treasury stock
have already received dividends
amounting to one hundred and fifty per
Cent.
"The stock Is intrinsically worth par
today.
"The price will be advanced to 60
shortly.
It will sell at $200.
"None of the large holders will sell
their stock at any price. The only
s;ock that can be bought is in the
company' treasury. When that Is sold
the great rise starts.
I predict that the stock will sell at
2(H). because It will pay at least :'0 per
cent, on its par value of 100.
As the earnings have been steadily
irc.'tasing while the drug has been lini
iitd ;j the use of u few thousand physi
cians, the profits of the company must
fce enormous as fjoii as the public be
come familiar with it.
It Is said that It took four years to
introduce antlpyrlne, when suddenly
the demand became so grent for this
drug that the discoverer, according to
the official organ of the State Hoard of
B.'ealth of Pennsylvania made a mill
ion dollars In a year from his royalties
alone. Independent of .the immense
profit made by the manufacturers.
The Chicago Tribune claims. "The
passage of the Kree Quinine Hill has
saved to the consumers of quinine in
the United States not less than J50.000.
(.'0 In rhe eight years last rast."
Net earnings of only l.'OO.ooO per year
pays 50 percent, dividends on Standard
Chemical stock costing $10.
It is simply a question of making
Quickine- known to the public, and the
pivrtts will sxn d uble these figures.
Look at the fortunes made by makers
of patent imdloints which, compared
with Quickine, are as an old fashioned
blunderlusa to a modern repr-atlng rifle.
Quickine Is the most valuable medicine
In the world today. The Stamlard
Chemical company will establish an
agency In every county in the United
Estates
"Kqultable Life assurance stock was
sold at a low price. Hy Increasing the
number of agents year after year, the
stock Is worth now t:l 000 a share, and
they have assets' of one hundred mil
lion dollars.
"Prokers tell me trit the original
Edieon Bltctrlc stork was v.-ry hard to
'II at 45. and yet Inside of a year It
rose to J3,0o0 per share. They had
nb'Mit the sa.me experience with the Hell
Telephone stock.
"Investors seldom have an opportun
ity to buy a gilt edge Industrial Ktock
e.t a low price, and ho share In the Im
mense profits of development: they g-n
erally have to buy at par and be content
with small divlJents of 6 or S per cent,
a year."
"Xew York World."
A word or two about the men at the
hi ad cf this company may be of In
t.?r?st. They are well-known practical
fnanjlers and business men whoso
names sre at once a synonym for hon
est Judicious management and a gu.ir
antfe that any Ir. dun trial enterprise In
which th"y embark Is sure to besuecess-fu-1.
(borge W. Dunn, the president, Is
rll and favorably known as a care
ful, level-he ai'ed financier, a man of
a'erling Integrity. Me Is the head of
tW banking house of O. W. Dunn ft
Co., t Wall street, and president of the
Hallway and Dock Construction com
pany. During the two years he was
president of the Old Dominion Copper
company. Its stock rose from 14 to W,
ty his able management.
' . Eugene Harvey, vice president of the
company, formerly of the banking firm
of Pearoe & Harvey, has for the last
twelve years been resident manager of
the banking house of Theodore W.
Myers & Co., Drexel building, Phlla
delphla. The secretary and treasurer. E. A.
Willson, is an expert accountant for
fifteen years with Wales & Co., the
Vanderbllt brokers.
R. A. H. Dayton, counsel of the com
pany, has offices at No. 322 Broadway.
1 (Among the large stockholders are
Oeorge I). Hilyard. the prominent New
York builder; 8. 3. Olfford. the lead
ing Insurance agent of Dunkirk. N. Y.,
Howard Swlneford. esq.. Richmond,
Va.j Professor A. H. Young, of Han
over college, Indiana: Y. Carryer, esq.,
of the Canadian Pacific Railway com
Jany: Professor Addison Mogue, of
Washington and Lee University, Lex
ington, Va.: J. H. Smack, of the S. 8.
White Dental company, the largest
manufacturers of dental goods In the
world; August Jaedlcke, jr., cashier of
the Hanover State bank, Hanover,
Kan.: Dr. John D. Day. of Carbnndale,
Pa.: Dr. R. Curtis Gray. Dr. J. H. Jol
Iffe, Dr. 'Hermann Prefontaln; W. A.
(Marshall, esq., San Francisco; Rev. R.
M. Stanbrough. Went Hurley, N. Y.;
TteV. Alex. Bell, Cushlng. Canada: Fe
lix Rey, esq., Cuba; Kstadlstlca Oraflca
syndicate, representing all the South
American Republics, and several prom
inent New Yorkers who will have seats
in the Aboard of directors later on.
"The physicians and druggists them
selves are Investing In the stock, and
Che Indications are that the factory will
be kept running day and night." Of
course, they have an absolute mon
opoly, but the price of their produet is
Shade low enough to avert any dissat
isfaction on that score. "New York
Tribune."
The general public will soon become
famllar with the quick curative power
and low - price of Quickine, the new
Srug manufactured exclusively by the
tandard Chemical company. Hereto
fore it has been Introduced' strictly and
Only to. the -physicians, but it Is an
article of such Imperative necessity In
every household, the company will
make Its superior merits known Im
mediately .and publish Instructions how
to curs diarrhoea, dysentery, summer
complaints, etc.: but such eminent phy
sicians as Chichester, Washburn, Ben
nett, Blsenberg, Burgtorf, and many
others. Its marvelous power in curing
the various fevers scarlet, typhoid,
typhus, malarial; . etc. is certified 'to
by such recognized scientists as Drs.
Stewart. Baron Franks, Marshall. F.
H. Smith, Nixon, Thomas, Reekie, Kell,
and hundreds of other celebrated physi
cians who have used it In thousands of
cases in the hospitals.
From every part of the United States
the r ports are substantially the same.
The quick curative power of this drug
In diphtheria, dyspepsia, erysipelas,
gastric troubles scrofula, ulcers, sores,
skin diseases, eta.. Is almost Incredible
until we read the Indorsements of such
high medical authorities as Drs. Broen
lng, Huden, Stuart,' Lyon, Hupfold,
Hennlng, Barnum, Wat kins, Hurley,
Bradshaw, Nichols, Conklln, Lord, Al
ban, and hosts of others who have thor
oughly tested It In their practice for
over four years.
The disease and ailments cured by
this drug are too Innumerable for us to
mention here.
Sore throat Is cured by simply gar-i
gllng a few times. All symptoms of
catarrh, pharyngitis, laryngitis, etc.,
quickly disappear under Its Influence.
As a surgical dressing, and In all the
requisites of minor surgery, it is unsur
passed. When such eminent medical author
ities as Dr. Miller, Welch, Harrison.
Shumway, Sears, Page, AVade and Weld
declare that "Quickine is of Inestim
able value," and that "every physician
In the civilized world will be glad to
use It," and "lt'should be kept handy
In every house." It is certainly a fore
going conclusion that the stock of the
Standard Chemical company Is sure to
pay larje dividends and rapidly In
crease In value.
It must come Into general use In every
household In the land .and Is certainly
very, very cheap when compared vrlth
the price of quinine, antlpyrlne. etc.
The fortunate stockholders have re
Ct!ved handsome dividends, and we
learn from reliable official sources that
there Is another rich plum In store for
the Investors In this stock. "The
Financial News."
Two London banking houses offered
to take all the stock the company would
s M. The hid was declined, as the com
pany preferred to offer the shares to
nome investors. "The Wall Street
Dally News."
"We think the fluctuations In Stand
ard Chemical stock will he pretty live
ly when epidemics of disease break out
In this or other "countries. "Financial
Ktcord."
An Industrial enterprise, such as that
of tho Standard Chemical company un
der careful management. Is capable of
yielding large returns. There Is one fact
which Is worthy of special emphasis,
namely, that for the article which the
company manufactures the demand has
already been created. The opportunity
to share In the profits, of supplying It
Is offered to those ready to Invest In a
safe and remunerative enterprise.
"Ni w York Observer."
The company's stock Is a safe, sound,
and profitable Investment, as Its busl
ress is free from the vicissitudes that
affect moat enterprises of a commercial
or Industrial nature good orbad crops,
tihe rise or fall of values, business de
prefsVn. or prosperity, will not affect
the earning power of the Standard
Chtmieal company's stock. It Is a cer
tainty -that Ms business and profits will
Increase year after year.
We have not In years had the pleas
ure of calling the attention of small tn
vestcrs to su"h a favorable opportunity
of sharing in' Kie curtiln profits of a
solid esti'bKibed nianiiPaoliirlng busi
ness rwnlne i monopoly and .having the
entire wnM as a market. The stock
by the very rature of things cannot
long he offend at this low flaii-re. mil
the time Is nt H 'tant-when It will sell
at 1200. and will be an active factor on
the stock exchange. "Trade Review"
and Hanking Journal."
The official announcement is as fol- i
lows: I
THE STANDARD CHKIMICAL COM
PANY, Manufacturers of Drugs and j
Chemicals. Incorporated under the
I.xw of the State of New Jersey.
Capital Stock tl.on.omi. Divided Into :
lO.oi'O Shares f llgu each, full paid !
ami non-assess.nble.
Offices: Jersey City and New York.
Factory ami Laboratlres: Jersey
City, N. J.
General Offices.
90 and 92 Broadway. New York.
To provide funds to manufacture on a
larger scale l.("0 nhares of stock will ile
t l 1 at tin per rhare in lots on one una re
and upward.
Heretofore our product has been con
fined to the use of a few thousand phy
tctns. We will now sHI to the entire mllcal
and dental profession and general pub
lic of nil countries
The wihole civlliz.il -world offers a
ready and eager market for the com
pany's product.
KMtlmated earnings of $2nftoo will
pay 60.er cerH. cah dividends per an
num on the stock now offered at 140
P'-f share and accumulate a handsome
surplus.
The ptncr'hnlders have Already re
ceived a hiree dividend on their invert
merit, arid r-he Fhare are steadily In
creasing In value.
Thre Is no mortgage or bonded In
delrtr1nss on any of the company's
property.
The rle-ht Is reserved to advnnce rhe
price without fiotlce, an-1 to allot only
a part of the shares ar.nlled f.r.
Registrars of Mock, Mercantile Trust
Co.
Non-resMenls can remit monev for
the shares by check, monev ord-r, drn't
or registered letter, or we send cet'tlfl
cite bv exnre f O n. Address
STANDARD CHKMIHAL COMPANY
90 4 92 Broadway, New York.
NEWS OF (U K IMUSTKIRS,
Happening of - Interest to tits Stapel
Trades and Partlanlnrly to ths Trsda
in Iron. Moel and Anthraeit Coal.
It Is sfalerl that the railroads running
Into Chicago have bought ir.,000 freight
cars and 160 locomotives this year.
There were thirty-six railroads sold
under foreclosure during the past rrlne
months representing 4.0.V miles of
tracks and tl93,TS4,000 capital Btock.
Ths falling oft. In demand for Besse
mer pig Iron and steel billets may or
may not be due to consumers refusing
to further discount their future require
ments. Contracts have been made with the
IMIddletown Car works for the construc
tion of 250 oars, fifty of which will go
to Mexico. The building of these cars
will put a large number of Idle men
to work.
, . ; .
The semi-monthly pay roll of the
Pennsylvania Steel company Saturday
amounted to 1101,148, divided among
4,872 employes. The plant Is being run ta
Its full capacity and Is enjoying one of
the most prosperous seasons In Its his
tory. This Is the third or fourth pay
ment this year which has exceeded the
highest record made before the late
panic. ,
Wllkes-Barre Recrtrd: The Lehigh
Valley "flyer" .between Buffalo and
New York is attracting attention, and It
will probably bs established when the
new - winter time table- appears next
month. A test rup will be made early
this week between Mauch Chunk and
Wllkes-Barre. and an - effort made to
cover the fifty-five miles In one hour.
Considering the hesvy grades and
curves, this will be phenomenal time.
The flyer will be made up of three cars
only. It will stop only at Newark,
Easton, -Allentown, Bethlehem, Mauch
Chunk, Wllkes-Barre, Sayre,- Ithaca
andUuffalo . v .
THE WORLD OF BUSINESS
STOCKS AND BONDS. -
New York, Oct. 21. The atock mar
ket was dull and weak until near the
close, when Chicago Gas suddenly rose
IMj per cent, to 69, and Imparted a
firmer tone to the llet. In the early
dealings a break of Vt to 2H per cent,
was noted In the bituminous coal
shares, Manhattan being prominent in
the downward movement. Hocking
Valley made the greatest loss, the Etock
selling down 2 to SOO. Tennessee Ccml
dropped to 39 and later rose to ilail.
The break In the stock was attributed
to sales by marginal and other hold
ers who had lost money on the bull side
In cotton. Reading was depressed by
rumors that the assessment on the
Junior certificates will be larger than
generally expected. Speculation left
off firm In tone, with prices generally
',4 to ;.. per cent, below Saturday's clos
ing. Tobacco lost 1 and Hocking Val
ley 1 per cent. Sales of HsteJ stocks
today aggregated 147.4i2 shares, and
of unlisted stocks 18.156 shares.
The range of today's prices for the ac
tive stocks of the New York stock mar
ket are given bolow. Ths quotation sro
furnished The Tribune by O. ilu H. Dlm
mlck, manager for WIlMnm IJnn, Allen &
Co., stock brokers, 412 Spruce street.
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New York. (let. 21 Flour (Jult, un
cliunged, Ktea.ly; winter wh.ut, low
glade. 2.2;.a2u; do. fair to fancy, I2.M
u.1 45; do. patents, 11. VMS 76; Mlmie.jia
clear. J.'.;;.mJ .o. itralKhls, l.1.Jw.t 'M: do.
p.itenls. j; JV.tl 2"; low exirai, ti 2.'..i2 !.';
city mills, IOIa4; l.i. putvnis, 4t jtia4 4.'.;
auu'hern, .puei. steady; coiiiiiion to t ilr
extra, 1.' 1u:i2.W; gc). ti i-hoic, do., I'.M
a3 S. Wheat-Spot market quiet, st.-H.ly,
No. 2 r"l store and rl.-tulor, Hv'.i'.; alluat,
t;9',c; f. 11, b., ii9',c.; No. 1 northern.
.'!. ; oplluns declln. ' on lu reaed
pri-.sure from the northwest, rallied '.ac.
on stt-ady ent,U-M, and elosr.l firm at S.a'c.
below S.tt.ir'tay; Nu. 2 red closed, Mjy,
7"',c.; (-iuber, bTi'.c. ; December, (Hia
"'i,o. Corn-Spots acllve, linn; No. 2 at
ii"--,i; el. valor. T..c; afijat; opttuii
clo.-ie'l steady at unchanged price to ''.
n.lvance, with trailing only local mid with
out outside Inllui ii.'e; October, H7rv: No
vember, 37Nc; I'eelllber, X.S1'-; May,
5.Vi.c. Oats Spot f llrly active, easy; op
tions, d ill l"wer; October, 22'c. ; lwceni
ber. 2-TSc; May 25c. ; spot prices. No. 2,
at Tl'i:; So. 2. while, 2.',c; Nu. ! Chicago.
2l'ic; No. J. at 23c; .No. 3 white. 2.T.C.;
mixed western, 2la2&i'.; white do., 2'ial-i".;
white tHte, 2.",a.,!. Heef Julet, stoady;
family, I!i.il2: extra mess, t7.&o.; beef
hnr. dull, flu; tlerre.l beef, lnetlvoi city
extra India mess, IHinl7. Cut meat Dull,
unchanveil. Lard Dull, lower; western
steam. $5.77'; elty. tiVUi; October, Ji.S2',:
nominal: rellned, Uiel; contiiieiit, (it.-KI;
South America, P.7(; compound, 44 ,-.
Pork yulet, steady; mess, J9a10. Huttur
Steady, moderate demand; state dairy, 12
a2lc.; do. creamery, 22'ia23c; western
dulry, HuirK-. ; do. creamery, 14a2:te. ; So
June, 10.121c, ; do. factory, 8'iai4c; Klglns,
2.1c.; Imitation creamery, I2al7c. Cheese
Finn, moderate demand; state lar?, 7a
'4:. ; do. fancy, 9'4c; do. mall, 7aHSc. ;
pRrt skims, 3',in7'-jC.; full skims, 2Sn3.
Kgg V'i let, about steady; state and
Pennsylvania. 2"j2I'4c;; lee house, Ifialic ;
do. pur case, $::i4.2r; western, )Sa20c.i do.
per case, t.'ul, limed, 1Haluv,c'.
Toledo (ire li Murkot.
Toledo. (.. Oct. 21. Wheat It-celpt. 14.
079 bushels; shipments, 11. bushels;
quiet; No. 2 red, rash, OIc. ; Decemlier.
SV.; May, i9',c. : No. I red, cash, c.
Corn Itecelpts, 52.490 bushels; shipments,
57.10 bushel; steady; No. 2 mlxe.l, cash,
J2c.; No. 2, lo., 81c. ; No, 2 ye' - cash.
Me.; No. 1 do., 32c. Ok'.s Kec .s. 7.2WI
bushel; shipment, none; nominal: no
trading. Cluvemeed Receipts. 1,110 bags;
shipments, none; dull; prime cash and
October, tl.20; March, 14.2714.
Chicago I.Us Stock.
Vnion Stock Yards. III., Oct. Zl.-Cattlo
Receipt, lS.ono head; market 10al5 rent
higher for choice; other steady; common
to extra steers, f3.10au.45; storkers and
feeders, I2.20a3.90; cows and bulls. fl.40n
3.76; calves, 3a1; Texans, I1.73a3.(i'; west
ern ranger, S23T.a4.40. Hogs Itrcelpta,
42.000 head: market steady, early, but
weak and 6 cent lower later? heavy pack
ing ami shipping lets, t3.60al.S6; common
to choice mixed, S3.46a3.9n; choice assorted.
t.1.70a2.83: light, S3.45a3.Ki; pig. fl.75a3.iiT.
Sheep Receipts, 22.1X11 head; market
steady for good; slow for others; Inferior
to choice, fl.25a2.40; lambs, S2.50a4.25.
Oil Market.
Pittsburg. Va., Oct. tl.-The oil market
here today closed at fl.23, the only quota
tion. oil City, Pa., Oct. Jl.-Oil opened and
highest, $1.25; lowest, tl.Sfe; closed, SI B.
Philadelphia Tallow Market. -
Philadelphia, Oct. 21. Tallow Is Arm and
In moderate demand. . We quote: City
prime. In hhds, 4co.; count. y prime. In
bbls, 4V4c; country dark, Ui bbls, 4c.;
cakes, 44c.; grease, IHaSltc.
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FILTERING OUT RHEU
BIIEl'MATISM IS IN THE BLOOD.
It Is Caused by a Poison Which
Can Be Filtered Out.
The Kidneys Are Our Natural Filters,
and Keep Our Blood Pure. When
They Are Sick We Get Rheu
matism, Etc. The Way
to Cure Our
Kidneys.
Though you may know what disease
you have, perhaps you don't know what
oauscj it.
Khtumatlsra Is a blood disease.
It gives you puiin In your muscles, but
th; is caused by the poison In your
blood.
To cure rheumatism you must purify
your blood.
ieople used to think because the
muscles were sore, tl.iat 'they could cure
rheumatism y ruL'u:ng the muscles
with liniment, but all the liniment In
the wurld will not ctwe rheumatism.
Nothing will do 'it but filtering the
"When the kidneys are well, they filter
t'he blood and keep It pure and hfalfby.
They tiller out all the waste matter, the
l.''ison, the uric aold, and throw It out
of he system.
W .ien t'hey are sick, they don't.
When they are sick, you get Uheuma-tii-m,
or pel liaps Gout, Anaemia. I'ale
f allow Complexion, Headache. Neurul
pla, .Hiilghfs IDlseas-e, Diabetes, I'aln tn
t.he Ila ;k, Sleeplessness, und a long
train cf similar troubles.
When yvur kidneys are sick, you
C'.iould take Ir. Hohb's Sparagus, Kld
ney Pills. They will cure your kidneys.
When your Kidneys are once well, ev-el-ythlng
eJse will le well.
"Well kidneys purify our bloml as It
ought to be pun'.tled. They make it
fres-h and clean and healt'hy.
1'ure blood makes a clear, rosy com
plexion, bright eyes, glossy hair, red
Hp", clear brain, happy thoughts.
The hcaltihier your kidneys, the purer
your blood.
Asparagus is a plant which has a very
Ktrong healing and tonic action on the
kidneys. It .is one of the chief Ingredi
ents of Dr. Hobb's Sparagus Kidney
1111s.
lir. Hobb's Sparagus Kidney rills are
p-rfctly harmless, purely vegetable,
pleasant to Pake, and will cure when
other prescriptions or medicines bave
fa il.-d.
There Is no reason why you should
BMy sick. If you want to get well you
in. All you have to do Is cure your
K'dney. This can be done with lr.
Hobb's Sparagus K'dney Pills.
A box of Dr. Hohb's Sparagus KKlney
PIllsi FhouM be kept In the house, for
you don't krow .how soon you may need
them.
A few d ses will relieve. Pain In the
La-ck. In Uhe joints, In the muscle, will
M ni after a few doses of Dr. Hobb's
Sfursgu Kidney PIIH.
A few lioxes will cure. When your
kidneys are well, nothing will bring
baoik your disease again but careless
ness. Overwork, w rry, excess', overeat
4nir. will made yMir kidneys nick again,
will brlr.r hark your Hheumatlsm,
5ciit. Kldt.ey Tnubles, etc.
Hut otherwise, once (rone, they will
st iy away. Iir !b-1l,.,) Sparagus Kid
ney Pill cure thoroughly.
They renew your kidneys, -nur blood
and your hislth
K.r rule by all ilrugglxts. or by mnfl
riarel r Ml cent n Nix. Valuable
modw.nl nham-'.hlet s nt free on reqnent
r-v If.ibb's M. 'Heine Co., Chicago or Pan
Knarrclsco. '
THE DOCTOR'S COLUMN.
. K. K., Syracuse. Have a very tired,
sleepy feellnu all the time, and sufT.-r
with muscular rheumatism. Please ad
Vlte. Take Cerebrlne, extract if the brain,
In flvc-dl.ip doses, on the tongue, twice
daIly; one Kel.rlclde Pill, three times
dally, and twice a week a doseof Natro
llthlc Suits.
I- II. .M.. Hrooklyn. After meal I feel
uni-oniforliihly bloated. What call you ad
vise? Take a tcnspnonful of Natrollthle
Salts In a half tumbler of hot water,
benre breakfast, twice a week.
(. -M. II. Detroit Please state a rem
edy for tr.-ngtlu ring the hair.
l"s. I'etrolciii,. and follow directions
cn r fully.
I ri. liana. Please state a remedy for one
who hm fii!Tt-red with rht:uinu;l.im fr
ome time.
Take one FVbrlrlde Till three times
daily. Twlc- a week a teaspoonful of
Natrollthle Salts. In half tumbler of hot
water, before breakfast.
J. S. I,., Washington. Ia. Send name
nd adns: will advise bv mall.
C. Fullng llrown. A. M . M. !.,
Washington. D. C.
Mfd. Dejit.. t.'ol. Cbem. Co.
All i-ttrs of Inij'.ilrv tt-wered free,
THE ANI.1AL EXTRACTS.
CERfBHilE. From the Brtln. ME0ULLINE. Frnni
ths f pln.l Cii'. CARhlNF, fram Itii Hurt. US.
PINE. OVnN:. TMYROIOIVr N. R0LITHIC SUITS,
for 4 ontlpiitl.in C4MRINE. fur Dyspepsia.
CATAftflHIftE, ECZEM'CUtE. sod utli r i.cial
tiua o' tb
COLUMBIA CHEMICAL CO.,
Now at all druggb'ts. Semi for Literature.
tSul.l by .Matthew Hros., 3.u Lack's ave.
VIGOR of n
Easily, Quickly, Perrmnently Restored.
Weakness, Nereoasns
Drbllltt, and all the trala
of evils from early error or
later xeotMS, the roult of
overwork, vlrkun, worry.
etc. lull strength, ileel-
opuioDt aim lour gtwn to
very organ ann portion
inenouy. Miuipie.DMU
1
und method.
iiumeui
'I I I w,
ate improvement seen.
Failure Impossible.
1,01X1 reference. Book,
explanation and proof mailed (scaled) tree.
ERIE MEDICAL CO., Buffalo, N.Y.
Maaafactnrers of the Celebrates
PILSENER
LAGER DEER
CAPACITY!
e
loo.ooo Barrels per Annum
-AT 1 I
II II X PVIf
E. Ill's M
LAGER
BEER
BREWERY.
SCRANTON-MADE
4
e
150
Sizes and Styles
OF
CAST-IRON
RANGES
25
Sizes and Styles
OF
STEEL
RANGES
THE SCRATO STOVE WORKS
have arranged with the following firms to sell their
STOVES AT FOUNDRY PRICES.'
STKOXU'S FUKXlSlllNCi HOUSE, 320-322 Pcnn Avenue.
W. I. DOUI) & CO., ;m Lackawanna Avenue.
FOOTie S1IKAU CO., IV.) X. Was'.iinzton We.
K. J. HLCillES, 124 .south .Main Avenue.
EVA M. HETZEL'S
Superior Face Bleach,
Pcsl.ita'.y B:m;tes All F.ciil Eumlsb.'i
So more Fr''kle, Tsn, Sunburn. nirk
h"ds. Liver Spots, r.niplc slid Sallow
("ompl lions If ladles will use my Su
perior Knee Itli-H. h. Not a cosnietie, bu! a
inertleine whb h nets directly on the skin,
rrmuvlns all diseolornt'on., an one of tba
lireatent purity ins; oxents for tho complex
Ion In existeiifc. A perfeotly clear und
pot!e complexion can be obta'ned in
every Instance hy t'.t use. l'rlce. $1.00 per
tottle. For ! t K. M. Helxfl's Hit
Oresslnx nd Mnlrnre I'arlnrs, 330 l.n. k
uwanna ave. Mull order filled promptly.
Caer-e er mt Hi.mc.t Miete.t S.raemte
tf SncriTHOLlNHAIJEa
HMDACSIES
InWAr.rR 111 rmrm tun. A
wontjcrful boon pnffrmn
from oMts -r Threat,
InSaesva. HreeefcWIe,
orUAY rrTJESi. Afm4t
trrwilltft, rWl. Anrn.i,n,
r.tiT. con.rsi.nl I.. e,rr.
H BIW41M, IseA to B nn Ir.t Indmnoa of un a.
reetleeeS I'm lltfli farm.
S.u.rMtlufnmiteMl or runn.r rerunrttd. T rice,
n . TO1 1" .1 Urntini. RrditrraJ null,
SJesat. laciiUMlMli.. iMttninijck, C.k t,
OXTSSXVBKAIV'SS
UrMTIini Th "irot .nit uf.it rsmeT f.-
SlbninWb m .km dif ,.f j, Krnii. lu-h s.it
Bhneiiil Bom, Hum. I'm,. Wesd.rral rvm
dr frFII.KM. Price. SS .14. mi llrnte DAI l
Hi or ty m.n preinm. Ait lrim.,b.T DML.Fl
For sals by Matthaws Bros, end Joh.-s
H. Phslos.
Complaxioo Frcssirsil
OR. HEBRA'S
VIOLA CREAM
Bsnom Freeltl, l mo(t,
Cn, . SUIe,, BlMkhwd;
teasers and Tn, and ro
stores tb skin la Its arlgi
sal faanw. produeing s
alear and sceiUi cum-
lesion. BaperiortoHlfiue" - . '
titepentiotis snd perfertly ktrmlen. At ell
hfUgilMiMBMUled lor Wen. Seud lot Clrcalar.
VIOLA SKIN SOAP U Soplr iMeepmM
CM. furtlrlM HM U. MIM, mat eUfcnle
Ml S tt. wmmn. eud liMnlllr Bul
mm, eienmln, PH. M turn.
O. C. BITTNEB & CO., Toledo, O.
JFor sslsby Mstthsws Bses.and Jeha
Vf. Phslos.
CALL UP 38SX
mil oiio of rai
CO.
OILS.
VINEGAR
AND
CIDER.
OPFIOI AND WAREHOUSE,
Ml TO m MERIDIAN STRE3T
M. W. COLLINS, M'B''
-1
5
ARE THE BEST.
SUDDEN DEATH
ThA bi.at t-ATiinT mr-st tvl:h. and
tho prc.itcst vrUuo"of any $j.0O JUq's
fcUi cs on the continent,
liest raKnkin, dynf'-a tnps. solid
leather soles, with all tho popular tnes,
lastt md fasteuiugs, aud Lewis' Cork
1'MeJ S .!es.
Each jiiir coEtnins a paid-up Acci
dent Inaiiruuco Policy for $100, food for
DO rhv.
Wosr Levis' Accident Iuf urauce Shoes
once and y m will never chanm. The
Ir.snrar.ro cues or "full nieasute."
Talk witu your dealer who sells Lewis'
Eiiocs.
FOR SALE AT
Globs Shoe Store
"inirn mr ertiiiuTft-i Dl
227 LtCK AVE., SCRAKTO.'I, PA
EVANS A POWELL, P.op'ri
A T"E 0
latlonal Built of Scrantci
0R0AN1ZCD 1893.
CAPITAL 250,000
SURPLUS, $(0,000
f AJnilir mxna. President.
V. V. WATSON. Vice-President.
A. U. WILLIAMS, Caabler.
pinECTons.
Bamuel Hlnes, Jnmcs M. Everhirt. Irv-In-
A. Finch, 1'leree . Flnley. Joseph J.
Jermyn, M. 8. Kemerer, Charles V. Mat
thew. John T. I'oi ter, W. W. Wilson.
it rnrniTTirt nnon
11
1, mrnuh mm
and LIBERAL.
Tata bnk Invlton tho patronics of but
PtTTTirTiTirTTVTTl
ft timVW iT.j.i.. IV rill.
both of younir and nililillo.
arc l inn ami wrm.r.. 'Ih
Unn ll. ottroatmcnt. Er.lcorS, proilucln wnjf.
rew, N.nroca Prbility. KHrhtlr r.mi,Inrj.i'onGuinrtioat
naimity, Eshu't;nc drain, aiid lm of newer or theQoa
er.ti,iility.n,uutlUiiir on. fnr1ucy, fmafnem .r.d niar
rlaReLquu-klyoulftbylrr. ltotrlrr.hp.nl.h cr,e
1 1,-
l.-n a-.ar.ntre te ewro r relw.S tm mrtii.r. B"?
U". branliJt Nri : .'. t . Do. SIIOS, Maw T
For sale by JOHN II. PHEId'8. Urus
gist, Wyoming ave. snd Spmcc street
nK mmUs rfaniiM Plwlnrarl I
Spot, Aeties. Old (tore. Uleei la Month, niilr
lalllnal Writs Oeeei BeeiealTCeao Blav
eeeleTenlcrrialeaeei.l IIJOTproott of eune.
Casual MS,oee. rauannoerM aiur
Seehtveel
euieaTcontuiatioweii. itw-nn wtw.w
e-.to, butarearrwt M UK 1'OMIU an llUiuD)
111 ll.llKII, brinfflnft Kaok th .Ink alow to palo
vVeka anit tn-torliit U J'lliE 4K TOI'TII to Ui.
xMt nt. rW null, ai.lltl U.v nr far Sft with writ
STOVES
100
Sizes and Styles
OF
PARLOR
STOVES
50
Sizes and Styles
OF
HEATING
STOVES
j X2s&r
lt.' li iu !
Cl-nH 1 pante tn, ..mnl. n.rlrane.
Faultless Chemical Company, taitl
more, Md.
1 Atlantic Refining Co
Manufacturers and Dealer la
ill Mil
LUimi
OlbS
Llmeed Oil, Napthas and Oa
lines of all grades. Axle Qreaae,
Pinion Orease and Colliery Com.
pound; also a lares line of Fat
alCno Wax Caudle..
We also handle the Famous CROWN
ACME OIL. the only family safety
burning oil In the marker.
Win Mason, Mantt
Office: Coal Exchasme. Wyoming Are. '
Works at Pine Brook.
- REVIVO
RESTORES VITALITY.
Made
us Day. vsmj frwyi vntw man
a at
iiu,D.r.Vf4TXi of Ma.
1 n m r f
I TNI (MttAT Sfttb
I sxuazT40xc
now.rfnllrafiSaalcklr. Oun when all otken fall.
I Yoaas mas will regain their lor! wjanaood, aavl eal
: mmm will reemr th.tr yoatbioi etgor Is actss
RET1TO. I qolekly sad saisly leaasrei Keteen'
, naa. Lea Tltalltr. Impoteaer. Hlshtly talastea.
I Lost Fewer, Falling Urinary, WaaMoa Plains, asd
1 til efleeai of eaU-eknaa er eeeeesaaa laSlaneUea,
I wkleh waste on for aindy. be.lsai er SMWtas.
' aot oahr ear ey etatttag at tae east el sums, set
iaagreat serf teeile aatl blasea salMer, SrtS
Irg keek the stnk alow te pale ekeek sail is
to ting tte Sre ef yoath. It ward, of laaaalty
ad Oaaeeaiptlon. laalat oa kaflag BRTtTO, as
other. It oaa he earrtel la vest seek. Be ssell,
l.OO ear raekam. er dt far UM wMh a a
.! written a-oa rente a vara at taxsaai
ihv aaa wg vitvmtWK IJTfaBe eTSaBaBwf
0VL MEDICINI CO., 19 Rlesr t. CNMaM, ILL.
i W
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