iT "'".'",'M io THE SCKAiNTOX TK1I3UJSJ1-SATUKDA1 SEPTEMBER 22, 1900. RniKi.tti ...:.... Was It K A' Justifiable ? I tie, it it '.4 A 'A 'A 'A 'A "A Via U U fc 'A 'A T1W. Killing "C n human bolus In splf-fli'fpiw Ih not inut ilor, it Im Justlllnlile homi cide fnlritrntlonnl klllltic? leiultlni: from niri'lopnos Im inunxliuiKliti-r Piotierly Hlipiiklim' tnuicloi Ih the pic ineelltnti'cl and elollbeiato fc'Illnir of ono or nunc human 1pIhkm by homo person xxlio Is at tho time respon sible for his notion 1. c. sane. Tho penalty Med by law Is death or lm prlontnent for life. Ii iProsnlzcs no such thins ns justlllnblo lnurdor. i:imrr AVnro was not thioatonrd, infixm not nttnrked' his llfo xvni not Jirvpnntl7eet bv tin man ho killed, nor did he feel any anlniosltv towatd him. Th killing was dellbeinte and inomed Hated, thouch only for a few seconds. The Juiv befoie Mhlih the case was tried had no -minority to Judge whether the premedlt.ited killing of nn-unoffending man imilil bo Justlllablo or -not; the Jurymen's duty was sim ply to decide whethet 01 no Hlnier Ware was guilty of the cilme of mur der ns dunged, but tho xcrellet ren dered was "Not guilty." It was Jus tice erslts law. Tlnoiigh n ceitaln mountnlnous re gion In the west inns a liinnch line of !i well known nllinnel. At one end of the htanch Is a city of some L'O.Oon Inhabitants, and at the other end tho Junction with the main line. For fifty miles fiom the junction the branch Is all curves, grades, tunnels and bridges, and then comes twelve miles of neuily level tinck, all laid on a gradual downwnid flope. At tho beginning of the slopo there is n Ions cuivo, and sycamore trees row thickly on both shies of tho trnck. A few hundred .aiels boyond the grovo of sycamores there Is n shoit spur, on which s 01 j-even flat cars inn stnnd at a time. A long shed stnnds near, and blocks of brown stone aie scattered nbout. Hoth shed and spur aro on the wiont side of tho track, ns the quart les, three miles away, from which the rock Is hauled, are on the opposite side: thl.i Is because tho ground, being n lit tle higher on tho east side lequlicd less filling for tho spur. The trains on the blanch load con sisted of two coaches, a baggage, mall and ONpress car, all In one, and an elght-whpol engine built for speed. South-bound, these ti.ilns whizzed past tho stonocutteis' shed at sixty miles nn hour, for that piece of track af forded nn oppoitunlty to make up tlm". The short trains neer lost time them selves, barring accidents, but they had to waltjjt the junction for the anhnl of tho nrorland mail, which was often Into. Hesldes tho two passenger trains north bound and south bound there w.'s a fi eight evciy day going up one d.iy and down tho next. The noith bound passenger pissed the stones-hipping spur at S o'clock In the morn ing and always on time to tho minute; but the south bound train, due at 3 M o'clock in the uftcinoun, was often ns much as nn hour late As she whistled for the ciosslng only on leaving the sjenmore grove, it would not give tho 101k hauleis suf tlclent notice If they mpponed to be crossing at the time, and for this reason tho teamster who leached the ciosslng nftet tho 'passengei" wns due would stop his team and listen for the train. One evening tho oveiland mail was moie than two hours late at the Junc tion, and this was tho piimarv indirect c.uis-o of Itlchnid Young's death. Tho second cause was the tcamstei's caie lessness in taking too much for grant ed, and his nok of piosence of mind at the last moment: the third c.iuo xvaa tho hoiolsm mill coolness, under tho most filghtful strain, of Engineer Ware. Young reached the ciosslng late that evening. Ue was in a hurry to get his wagon to the shod, so that ha could unhitch and go home. It was more than two hours nfter train time, and the train had never boon so late, t-o Young did not leave his wagon ns usual nnd wnlk forward to listen at tho tiaclc. Young's wagon, weighing two tons Itself, was loaded with seven tons of rock. The six- horses pulled It but slowly along tho level load, nnd when they came to tho slight ilso to the crossing, they .seemed haidly to piawl. To lash the horses at Mich n time is worse than useless, for then they will plunge wildly, while the wagon tops dead only n steady pull will keep it moving Vv'hen Young's leaders weie on tile track his ear caught the sound of the Going to heel to tumble and toss nnd dream; to pursue in vain the phantom sleep through long weary hours and rise to a new day unrestcd and iinrefreshed. Tint Is the way vv ith many a woman, who is tormented by the aches and pains re sulting from female weakness, uud other diseutjts of the delicate organs of woman. l)r. 1'ierce's Favorite Prescription was made itu cure just such cubes and it does wht,jt w.ib made for It heals ulcera tion and inflammation, dries debilitating drains, cures female weakness, strength cqspthe body, soothes the nerves and enriches the blood. It gives lasting strength for the day and sound sleep for the night. Tor three years I suffered continually," writes Mr I, J Dcunls, of 8jS Kast College St . Jack tonvllle, III. 7 sought relie amonf the medical frofeuioH and found none, until induced to try I)r. Pierce a I avonte Prescription, When I commenced taking this medicine I weighed ninety-five pounds It built me up until now I weigh one hundred and fifty-six pounds-mote than t ever weighed liefore I was so kid I would lie from day to dav and long for death to come and relieve my suffering, I had internal inflammation, a disagreeable drain, bearing down pains nnd such distress) every month. Hut now I never have a pAinxto all my own work and am a strong and healthy woiiuu, Thanks to your medicine " Biliousness is banished by tfcs use of xx vkw's riwwiu I'sUsW. Time. Wr w. singing of tho rails, It fascinated him nnd caused u sort of paralysis to solzo upon his every muscle: oven his brain wns numb, but ho was ncutely con scious of one thing through it till the Ontllsh humming of tho steel rails. Something of the numbness left tha teamstet's limbs, ho alternately tllg red nt the lines nnd lashed tho wheel cis. this delajed his progress. Kuddenly tho rails glowed with yel low light In the gathering dusk nnd tho engine whistled for tho crossing. Ynung became motionless again nnd sat staring nt the gleaming lines. The wheelers were on tho track nnd tha front of the wagon wns over tho first rail. There came a single sharp blast from tho whistle. It was tho first note of "down brakes," but the signal was never llnlshed. The engine gave a groat leap forward, crashed Into the front end of the wagon, now half wnv neiose, and bulled It back. Tho vv heelers were crushed to pulp, and tho pointers dragged against the side of the engine .mil killed, while tho lo.ideis, torn loose, dashed snorting Into the gloom. Tho ti.iin seemed hnully to have Htitick eio it disappeared, rocking and plunging into tho distance. Under tho wreckage of his wagon and Its load of rock lay Dick Young, teamster, dead. Public Indignation inn high In Ulnek county against Engineer Ware. It was no so much that ho had killed a man; other cnglneeis had done such things, nnd It might have been unavoidable; but Ware had not made the slightest offoit to save Young's life, he hnil not iooi sod or called for brake?, on tho contr.itj. ho had opened tho throttle wlda nnd tho engine was going at such speed that it could not be stopped until It had left the sh.ittcred wagon nearb a mile behind. That the wagon must have been struck in any case all were agieed, but If Ware had reversed his engine Young might have Jumped In time to save his life Those who felt Inclined to seek ex cuses for tho cnclneer advanced the theoiy that ho had been excited, and did not know what ho was doing, but all agieed tint ho should be punMiod that Is, all but the rallioa.il men, they knew that it was a case of piemedi tated and deliberate killing, and they nlo knew that Ilnglneer Ware had done a glorious deed, and not for gain or fame. The engineer was charged by tho coroner's Jury at first with man slaughter, but it ti. inspired that he had mnde a statement admitting thot he h id expected to kill the teamser, and he wns Indicted for murder. Act ing on his law j ei's instiuctlon, he de clined to give his reasons for killing Young. The courtroom -u'ai crowded on tho day of the trial and full of an air of suppressed excitement. The first witnesses heard were two stonecutters who had been at tho s-nur. Their evidence showed that no effoi t had boon made to slow dow n that the tialn was going much faster when the engine struck tho wagon than when It (list appealed .uouud the curve. Tho defense waived the right of cioss-examinatlon, and tho testimony of those witnesses stood. "Poor devil' Knows he's gone'" "Poor follow' lie takes It haul'" Such weie tho whispered lemaiks In the couitioom when tho pilsoner took the stand to speak in his own defense. His ghastly face, eloquent In Its ag ony, gained him much sjmpathy. He begin excltedb : "I had to do it." Then, lecovorlng himself, ho continued: "When I b,iv the wagon ilist I start ed to call for biakes. but I instantly saw that they would bo of no use, and decided to do what I could with tho lever. I was about to leverse when It Hashed upon mo that the wagon was loaded with lock that it would bo htialght across tho track whop I stiuck it if I tiled to slow down." Ho had been speaking excitedly, but novj his voice fell, "I had two coaches and tho mail and baggage car; the lightest car was between tho other two, and In that one wcio more than thlity people, to sttlke that load of lock was to tele scope that middle cat" his voice had risen, ho spoke wildly. "es nnd to ciush it like an egg shell und every thing in It." "What could I do' I threw the lev or ovei; we plunged foi-waid; I killed that man. Oh, my God! I didn't want to kill him!" Ware paused, with his arms stretch ed out as if in appeal to those before him, pjendlng with them to tell him if he had done wrong to saciiflco a hu man life, and tho answer came in a choking checi. Now followed expert testimony to piovo that reversing1 would have telescoped tho car. "His own llfo was In dancer," said the counsel for the defense. "A man his the light to piotcct his life." Wuie made a depiecatoiy gestuie. The law yer continued: "Do nu think a man can delight in killing people for whom ho has no dis like' Ioolc at him! Ho has saved nwnj lives by his unselllsh devotion, vet the mcmoiy of tho llfo ho was fouud to take has proved upon him till he Is n wieck. The people In that ar ti listed themselves to his cue; w.uiM ou have him klli them nil' No, his Hist duty was to them nnd hi sivid them at a cost ol mn, than life ' Tho district attoinev did 1,1s duty in spile uf the angiy nuittoilng In tho coiirtiooiii He pointed out tho fact that the teamster was not in any way thioatenlng the cnglueoi, nnd that the latter had killed him delllieiatoly Ho did his best, but he knew the case for the people was lost. The presiding Judge summed up the i asp on legal giounds, giving no in dication of his opinion. Peihups hi know there was no need. Tho Juiy wns out five minutes and found a verdict: "Not guilty." C'londesloy Jones in the Chlcugo Rccoul. THE SENATOR'S LUCK. Wanted to Lose S5 in Return for His Meal, but Had to Win Thousands. From the VVaihtiiRton Tost. "I came hero with tho first senator from Mlnneusota after tho Territory was admitted as a state," said Colonel Cole Mai tin to a group of llstcncis one evening the past week. "Henrv N. Itlco served ono term as United States senator, and I, beln a resident of St. I'aul when he was elect ed by the legislature, and taking part In the fight, concluded to somo on to Washington, as in those days, 1SGS, Washh was a wide-open town, is on tieo then ns a beer nnd fn Hit i Hll I the c' vv. i f i sp, I had an no aniun ; tho sports, and tor I elected my tepee In 'Jl tho senator Invlled mo to K i. While making the rounds Vlfll V., tit' nWVe Gt hungry, and I Invited him Into Prlnglo's. Prlnglo's nt this time wns tho llnest gambling house In Washington. The proprietor soived tin co elegant meals a day to his guests nnd pntrons without chat go. It was a lendezvous for all manner nnd kinds of men with money. You could meet there In groups a foreign ambassador, a I'lilted States senator. Judges, generals, and, of course, men like myself, who followed tho green cloth ns n piofesslnn. I was then In or about my thirtieth enr, and thought no more of 'win or lose' J3.000 than I would now of a single live-dollar bill. There were no ten or twenty live cent chips In thoso days. Tho 'whites' cost Jl, tho ery lowest price for them. Nobody thought of buying n stack of chips under $50, and play wns high I was as high a roller as tho best of them, for Just picvlous to my nriival In Washington I had lost as 'banker in two nights over $30,000. "Well, Senator Hlco and myself ei Jojod Prlnglo's flno spread. I lntto dticed tho senator, and as ho had ncc er played a caid, like old Matt Car penter, ho know- all the 'bos' nnd was gracious and deniociatlc in 111 i asso ciations with thein, he felt cmbarrnfsed over eating such nn elegant meal and not having to pay foi It. P.iss'nir a faio 'lav-out' In the next room, he thiew down a five-dollar gold piece on n card, expecting to lose It. To his suiprlVo unci chagtlii, however, ho won. This male tho matter wose than ever, as ho did not want to win, but to lose tho $3 as nn Indirect payment for the meal ho had eaten. While he wns In a quandiry I bought a stack of chips and soon becamo nbsotbed in the game. "Tho senator's bets weie placed hap hazard, he not knowing whether they weio placed right or not, nnd not cni Ing, except that he wanted to lose, and get out of the place. Put lose ho couldn't and I soon diopped out, be ing bioko, to watch his play nnd mar vel at his over-Increasing pile. Ho soon had a oowd mound him, which added to his cmbairassinont, and ho nppealed to mo to help him get bioke, us he wanted to get out, nnd did not want to take any of the bank's money with him. Well, this was tho funniest snip I havo ever experienced In my llfo of over seventy veins. There sat the senator nnd mvself playing for all we weio worth to reduce his winners, und play nnv way we choso tho pile of chips Incteasod. I, who had been so unlucky, caught the lover of the senator's good luck, nnd won In a sticak. "Tho senator's face was as white as his shirt, and ho whs as scared a man' as over I saw In my life. Hut the play went on, and owing to the tact that nt that time theio was no limit at Pilnglo's, tho bets weie so high, that tho modem twenty-five cent chip plajcr would get the grip If I Hhoutd mention the slzo of the bets "Finally, Mr. Pi ingle called mo to one side, nnd told mo that his pait neis objected to th game without a limit. He was willing himself to 1 lay tho bink without It, but ho wns compelled to defer to tho wishes of his paitneis, nnd w juld place tho limit at $JJ0 a bet. "He said It was all light to have me play on, ns he liked me and all that, but I was the first man who ever foued him to put a limit on the game. When I l etui nod to the table I quietly Infoimed tho Senator and he looked dlstiesscd, as he saw no chance, from his point of view, In getting l Id of his winnings nt .1 $.'10 limit. Wo played until midnight, and the Senatoi at last lclded to fatigue, and m doted me to cash in. When he counted tho loll in his l-ooni, our Joint winnings were just $.il,:no, or which sum he staked me, as my share, to $10,000. Said he, when ho gave mo tho money: "'Martin, I never plnjed a caid In mv life before this afternoon, and I will never play another one ns long as I U c This money I will do something with which shall not Immediately bene fit mself or my fumlly.' "I visited St. Paul twenty e.ns after this occutrenco and mot tho Senator. True to his woid, he had never touched a caid, and I learned fiom othcis who got wind of the play In Washington that tho Senator's winnings wero ex pended In helping struggling young fellows to get u stait In life, accom panied In every case by tho condition that they should never play in a gam ing house. "I ventuio to say, that this Is tho most remaikable case on lecoid of a man's unexpected nnd undeslied laige winnings tinning him against gambling nnd caid playing and scaling him al most to death. I was then so icckless with money that It made no soit of dlffoience to me whether I won or lost $J0,O00, so you can imagine how I re gal ded the Senators squeamlshness. Hut ou see he was light after all, and took tlio propoi view of the matter, for money which comes easy In a winning at faio, goes easy the same way. In a week I had lost the $10,000 and thought no moio of it than I do now of losing ii $10 bill." THE SCARE CROW OP RIALISM." 'IMPE- (Hy David J. Hill, l'irt Assistant Mulctary of .stale.) campaign waged in the name o! nuti I m pi'. rlalUm, vdrn no advocate of "iiiipcilaiuni ' rv lK cannot ho other thin ihulu. la liU Hinlt of aciptinco at Iniluiupulk-, Mr. Ilrjan lullilIiH his uiiciul of the tu.il.c of 1'aiis, ly which Iho Philippine- UlamN became tnritory it Iho t'nllrd state 1 cn licfoic Iho latlflta linn of ilic ticaly the goi eminent fmind ilcl( ronfiontnl with an infraction wlmve aim a to cxd fnun Iho-o iihmU tin. tion which li til iMompllslicd llirli lilirrallou fiom the up pitMiiii of spaln ThU imurrritiuii, in-plrecl in pan li) inUripicwiilatiiMn if the Iniriitlons nf llin pminmint, "as led U a fcrlf c cm-tl luted dictator who nasunud autlicuit, not only iivrr the Tatralog tiilie, to which he hcloiiL,cd, I nit over the intlic Philippine an liipe i'O, which the I'nitfd States, with Mr llr; all's ap. prowl, had legal I) ac-niiinc! l.j treat) Artie Ic I of the loiMltutlen declare that "all trcatlci made under the authority nf the United Mate hill ho the supreme law of the- hnil " The treaty of Paili provide that "the chil rictus and polllleil status of tha mtlve luhililtants of the territory hire-It; ceded to the t nltcd Mutes, slnll lie determined hj the roninrM " I'pon the rutlfleitlon of the treat), ihcrefuie, it hecaine the Impeiailie duty of the president, 8$ tho thief eucutive, to enforce the riuhts and poners of coiuie. which weie serured hy the "upiemc hw of tho land," i-,-iln iiinod uruipj tic ti, to prelect the lites and propcitt of pene. telle Inhabitants Intimted In the u-uaidlimlilp nf this kov eminent, and udaiii the Vtneriean in dleis who had heen vlnlcnllv attacked while iiiaiiitilnhii the honor and defending the flat; of their countr) The course of Iho preildent and of congress has not only lieen leital, hut Just and humane at euiy step in their dilflcult task of supprebalnir bloodshed and restoring peace and order Tho only "Imperialism" justly at tiibulable to the present administration is that of tho constitution Itself, which requires the president to "take rare that the laws bo faith fully executed." 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Ilmne Viillnel Schenectady (.azette. S heneclad I nlon. 'vraeuse Herald Nevvburg Journal. New .oik Mienilblatt S.vracuso Herald ehr New Yorker Staats s.vuctiso Post siandiid y.eltung Troy Nortlicin Budget. New ork American Tioy Press Preos association Tro Reeurd New York Commercial Troy Stindird. Advertiser. Trov Tiniei'. New 'iork Courier des I ilea Journal. Ltats I'nis. I'tUa Olwerver. New ork Lulling ro-rt.niia 'rcs Nev lork Evenlngl'tiea Tilbune World Watertown Standard New Vol k Herald. Watertown Tunes New Vorl; Heroic). Yonkers Stat.'simn. NORTH CAROI.IVA. Ashevllle Citizen. Wilmington Messi-igcr. Charlotte Observer. Wilmington ?tar. Raleigh News and Ob server. NORTH inKOI . I'jrgo lorum. Grand Porks Herald. OHIO Akron B neon-Journal Hamilton Domo-rat ( 'onion llciimltor) lluiilllnii J! ipiibllran Chllllcolhe Gatelle News, (Inclnnatl Commeiclal Iionlnn Rrgistei Tribune. lima Times-Democrat. Cinclnnall Enquirer Manslield News (Tncliuiali I'rele 1'rew.c Mansfield Shield I inclnnatl limes Star Marietta RetUter. Cliiclnati.Volk.blatt Masslllon Independent, tinelnnatl olkslrlud N'orwalk Reflector I lev eland leader. I'lniu Call Cleveland Ne.vs and Pnrtsmo itli BUuc. Herald Portsmouth Tunes. Cleveland Plain Dialer. Sandusky Register. Cleveland Plain Healer Springfield Sun. Cleveland Wat-chter and Toledo Bee. Anzelger Toledo Blade. Columbus Dispatch, TnJeJo Express. Columhuj Sunday Bis-Toledo Journal, pitch. Toledo Tirnri. diseases, all etrects or self-abuse or excess and indiscretion A Nerve Tonic and Blood Builder. Brings the pink glow to pale cheeks and restores the fire of youth By mail 50c per box, S boxes for $2.50, with our Bankable Guarantee Bond to Columbus State Journal Younirstown Tclcftram Columbus Wcstbot' lounitown Vindicator Da ton Journal. Dav ton Ncw-s 1 indlay Courier. Zanesvlllo Courier 7aresvillo Times Re corder, i'indlay Itepublicar. OKLAHOMA. Guthrie State Cirltal. OnCGOV. Astoria Attnrlmi l'nrtland Oresonlan llaker tity Demociat. lVrtland TelrRum t'eudleton Last Ore-Sale 111 lournal. gonian. Silun Statesman TENNSUAAMV. Altoona Times Alconua Tribune. Ilelhlcheni Times. Ilradford 1 ra 1'aston Arcrus K.i skin Lnpress. I'rle Dispatch I lie Times. Ihrhluirs Patriot II irri'bun; 'Ijir Philadelphia Telegraph. Philadelphia Times. Pittsburc Cliruniclc-Tel cEriph PittsliurK Commercial Gazette. PittsbuiB Dispatch IMUhuri; I'rclhelts- I reuud. Indc- Pittsbure: Leader. pendent. Ilarrishuri; Telesrapl'. Johnstown Democrat Jolmstown Tribune Lancistcr l.xninincr Line isler Int-llluenccr. I anenster New l.ra. I 1111 aster eu Oil I lly Bli7.itd Oil City Derrick 'ittshuri: undiy Lead- PHtsburR Post Pittfhurir Times Pittsburi: Volkshlatt. Pnttsvillo llepnblican. Ileaellni; I iRie. Scrantmi Tribune Titusville Herild. Wilkes llarrc News Dealer. Philadelphia Bulletin Philadelphia !) inokrat. Wilkes Barre Record Philadelphia lnquiicr. 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Ottawa Journal, Memory, all wasting! 60 PILLS 50 CENTS FREE MML A. RUPPKRT'S WORLD RE NOWNED FACE BLEACH AL MOST WITHOUT COST no MvrrrR now blemished THE SKIN, FACE BLEACH WILL MAKE IT PERFECT MndnmoA Euppert cnyi: "My 1'jc c Uleiicb is not n now, untried rrmod, Imt tins been neil by tho best pcoplo lor ouric, nd for dissolving- and removing forever pimples freckles, moth p itches, liluckhc id?, ec.emri, tan, sunburn, (allow iic-si, re)iichncf.si or lodiic-bS of the skill, nnd feir bili'htonlngnnd beautifying tho complexion It bus nn equal. It Is absolutely harmless to the most delicate skin. Tho murxellnin improvement after a few applications is most iipparcnt, lor tho skin In e cmios ns naturo intended it should be, smooth, clear and xthlte, iico from ever) impurity nnd blemish It cannot fill, for IH notion lsuich Unit It draws tho Jiuptirltlc3 out of tho skin nnd does not cover them up, nnd la invlslhlo during-use. This 13 tho out thorough uud permuDont xvny. During- this month, I will offer to nil a tritsl bottlo of my xrorld renowned Knee llleach, Eullicient to show that it Is nil that Iilnlm for it, nnd imy render of this can hcnd mo 25 cents in stamps or silver, and I xvlll tiend tho trial bottlo, securely packed iu plain wrapper, ecoled, all charges prepaid. My book 'How to ho Reautlful' will bo mailed f rco to nil xv ho will vvrito for it." riADAHE A. RUPPERT, 6 Gast Hill Street, New York rime. Ruppert'u dray Hair Restorative nctually rcdtcires dray hair to its natural color. Can bo used on imy phado of hair, ntul Pi not nele and don not discolor the Fkin nor rub oil Perfectly harmless nnd ulwuyc (riv e-s sat Infliction Mine. Rurpert'ii Depilatory remove 6upcrlliious hnlr in Ihe mioiitca. without pain; will not lujuro tho most dellcuto nme. Ruppert's P!)Ttlan Balm foreoft eninif nnd hciilliur tho tnco and hands Dine. Ruppert'u llclr Tonic peisitlxely remeixesd uidruli nil Finlp diseases, stops f 11110,1 Inir. and in many cases restores Mme. Puppcrt's Almond OH Complexion Soap, inn le of puro nluiond nil und mix Delightful fur tho eomploxlon und xear lanted nut toe Imp the most dellcntoekln Mint thonlKivo tmlet prfpamtlona aro nl wns s Lept in etoclc nnd can bo bud from 1 ur 10c al OKcnt. Mine. A. Ruppert'H Celebrated ComJ plexlcm sipeclaiiies aro ior saio it fcernnton by Jonas Long's Sons! A Skin of noauty la 0 Joy Forovor. DIE I FEII l.lI ilAUII'lt OltirTAl ClihVU, Kit 3IACI1CXI, 111 Al 1 IIIKU. ltpmovi Tnn, Pimples, FrtetclML Moth 1 atchr, li 11 and Bkut dlBLtibftf anil every blemish om t - j 2? sJvsS abiiU,J, "cl dellM l$1 85fcS5. JJ BstooJ thi twt ot M ?UteJ r-JT W k-yywirii. snd Is to ill hsrinlns tut Ik ? to be iixire- It Is prop. sr Dron. erly m&tle. AccflDt no counterfeit of tlnitlarssmo Pr. U, A b7ro MUd to Udj o( tha baui-loia (a rsstlenOi "Aiyots ladiea will uta tbam 1 recommand Oovir. aud a Creoro i leat harmful of aal tba Hkln preparm ttODJ" ror aaio 01 all Druiirlda aol Fmej-Ooods Dealers In tho U S , Canmdaa. and BiJJ lJIlD.T.aol:l!.lrop'r.wO"J i t id t bTlieso tiny 1'niMnilrn ar Inconvenience, nllecllo;uIMnYl hi, avikir,, 1 nimiiin. ui--Hvr Uucbrt unci Iiilrcllona fair. Hrookvillc Tlmn. ll.imllli'il Hi raid Hamilton s-pecutor Hamilton 'limes lvlnzton Mbit; Kingston Tnne Iiiidoii Advertiser, london Free Prix. Irfiiuloii, 1 ree Press london ttevvs. Toronto CI be. Toronto fllobe. Toronto Mail and Km plr e. Toronto Mall and Em plr e. Toronto Newa. Toronto Star. Toronto Telegram. Toronto iVorlX (ttni.O. Montreal fiawlte. Montreal I.C Journal, xloutreal Herald Montreal la Patrle. Montieal I.a Prfae. Montreal Klar. Montreal Sun. Montreal Lea Debits. Montreal Herald. Montreal Witness, ijuebco Chronicle. Vurboo Telegraph. Quebec L'Evcnement. MEMCO. CHy ef Mexlra 1 1 I'nivcrsa1 Cily ol Mexico Herald. cun,. Havana Dlarlo de la Marina. Havani Dlarlo de la Marina. Havana Pott. ' & y jflfP . -'v - -vr firj -i mji r 5x3flJ '' 1
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