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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton New Era, 1892-01-08, Page 94 OOK FAA Imo, OS'sdoveos4 edltic4et the Oi4o-i, ter eitlittleo, its wall ANtil re AdYalloe4 0 1 en appoint. i eta ut also ia oek*, ,tir Deberty, (lherV erg$91 Old V oe la dtkoting Ins ti'bree 1ir$ 0 lurbigh-class trOterl • 'ottbe hareM3 Young Sid., *1., hoio Vealgree, "Triembiess the, 410,0f eateet and best per. 4,_4$04; ' ,YOUnci Sidney was ie, portnern climate on as- tirlugitY, Speed promise zi 4eniofi have nonfideaca in 9 ?get Inttreree speed. Hie tersteenring the world's 90r4mrdivois the belief. liqt, ' tr0 tin,4, and Fausta, g, !coved, for iiidney the two Shaion: records. Young Sid - I Agilte 14 e dead speed -producer, .11Xi hlar La s% is the speedy tier4 itri 14 4i. ge was a brown kirqad tfIgh, by Ira Obief, 2.351, Oritla de: 2,24, and others; by 4 50, Sire o Josephus, 2.191, IP/ and 10 others. ct iMinsle Maid, own sis- . tg of Id Leaf, 2.111, .rt ail, ' ,M, passer, by pull.. Puicosikdoc's second at nI.Sre (in ber tirnelFanny r „qoifFtoer sired Prid 44i, i ftgni ii. , chaiiipion trotter; IGO ; 400,riar's ol , and a rd teOhan 2.80. Youna js'Artnurtr opeea hter, young Hight and' Mary, ith;`,q, 2411 at t years. 245, a others. MID 16,186 PP. , R 0 P ..4 Ilt I P, ompunio QAT, -Tory o41 414o0 are left lu oteeptug 0001 forgottul travellers., Women leays powder pnffe, cembs, night XehOli, .019Veffi, bUttea-beolge, nad boOke or sandlot.' Children leave tOys and Itervants forget; huich, -hasket and bahLe0 1ofeolOY0 "r t9Ott"rMest PtIrRePt ring(4 RUPPere, BMAWS-0RP0 ' 0Pd MOMOrandOM 11040, Dut it is not so muth the persomn pro- perty left that °ignites comment as it IS the straw articles of merebandlee, An eld soldier, who had bOught a marposite leg to take the place of an ehl;fashieried wooden one, started. hOrae With One Strapped on mid the other woapped up nicely by the maker, When lie went to bed, be took off the wooden leg and laidithesicle Ulm in the berth. When he got up in the morning he unwrapped the beantifill new log, put it on, patting it with admire:tion, and was so lost in contemplation of new possession that lie hobbled off, leaving the old and tired friend behind him. Later on he wrote and eaid he'd like to have it sent to him. Another man left a pair of horse - homes nu in the hat rack. The conduotor bli d t l'iMvIr0 „NOM ee.e.ws A 7,year-,014-son of William )V. Weaver, Of Trenton, died ltVriday night from tile effects otovaugiving &copper con a few eels 609. Advices from Hong Kong state that many kunaltvessels were lost during the great gale there Dee. 8, and that •thousands of natives were drowned.' ' +ilovr is the winter a our discontent made glorious ern:artier" Ayer'e • Same - wine. This wonderful medioine 40 in. vigorates the system and,' enriebee the blecid that cold weather becomes positivelY enjoyable. - Arctic) explorere,would do well to make a note of Olio. ' At Birroingham, Ala., Sadie Brown pre- sented her betrothed, William Reese, with a revolver as a Ohristroas gift. The next day Miss 75rown wanted to break the en- gagement, and a quarrel followed which e'nded in Hesse shooting the girl with the Christmas present. The murderer escaped. The danger of coal oil lamps has again been shown in Toronto. On Saturday ni ht Mrs Eliza Barker, a widow 60 years *NOM tbe Winks atfiltn, stes4 Thursda ex'4Q9Pt lar 44043 Wftiterff, Of OA p eA Nvos iotrook by a, limb of a falling -tree, vir.bleh 1;111%1)0in instantly. a and porter of a sleeping oar turn in all the property they find during a 1 of age, was burned to death owing to a ' the name of the oar, the lamp explosion, and on Sunday Mrs Chris- & tronq of 342 Jarvis street, erIp. Juvy a" date of the trip, tbe points of starting and destination and the name of the artiole they have found, The articles are exam- ined, tieketed, inventoried and numbered. 'When a patron writes and says be has left an article on one of the oars he is &eked to give the exact date, the route, tbe place at which be embarked and the station at whioh he left. A full description of the topuec suocumbed to frightful injuries received from the upsetting of an oil lamp as she was about to retire on Thursday evening. Mr Tarte, who describes himself as a Conservative, says in his paper, the Canadien: know that several of th Ministers and members of the missing articles and any additional data or House who cry out against corruption mi details he may be able to give s also de- loud enough to paralyze their tongues mended. This is exacted to prevent fraud I have received thousands of pounds to and to protect the real owners, as there are't 1 ted and to keep u1) their mode occasions when fraud is attenspted. 5. THE' SCIENCE OF SLAUGHTER-. Some observant traveller, who .V.isited I . the great stock yards in Chicago, remarked I How far Russia, is behind the times is th t in killing of pigs everything but the shown in the 'present emergen,cy by her of living. I know one -1 am not re- vealing any secret of honor—who alone one year with another, raises $50,000 out of the Federal Government con- tractors and purveyors." Who is he? squeal is made • to serve some useful pur- pose. This is literally true. The Scien- tific American devotes considerable space - in its eurrerit issue to this subject.. , In, the great slanghter-house of Armour perturbed mind of the.czar. . n is & Co., where the pictures illustrating the the people of one province may be feasting, Scientific America's article were taken, ;while notrfar from them 'the Inhabitants of 1,714,000 hogs, 812,000 cattle, and 4j3000another province are starving, with no sheep .were killed in the year ended April means of communication betsyeen the two. 1 last. Each lot of animals is taken front Anywhere else in civilization it would be the receiving pens, weighed, and then driven only necessary to know, 'there was hunger across the "Bridge of Sighs" to an upper in,. any locality end brother men would story of the building; where they are killed open their ,hearts and, food would pour in and dressed, descending with each success. in abundance, Oertainly in a few weeks' ive stage of the process until they reaoh time; This is .why there oan he no such the gronnd in a condition for shipment. desperate famines hi modernirmes as there A. hog is swung up by one hind leg,sansl,' eta were anciently. If the RUssiank, from he travels past the butcher, a sharp knifti highest to lowest, would stop their cruelty severs the main artery in his neck, and toward one another and go tb building then the strugglinwanimal is plunged into railroads, draining swamps and preaching a vat of boiling water to loosen the bristles, and practicing thrift and' temperance, so.that they may be easily removed., An Russia would EMU become at leapt as Sidney's dam, Sweetness, 2.211, automatic arrangement' drags the hog from happy and prosperous as any country can the stout bloofi of Volunteer 55. the vat and gulls him through a machine be and not be a republic. ,,, anlien,, 2.11i and 39 others. . In that sera es off his bristles in about ten Timor roll we have Frou-Frou seconds. P , THE MUSICIA.NS' GUIDE'', ampion yearling trotter, sister in As the porker passes rapidly along the Every music leacher, student of music !Yottlig Sidney, as she is a dough- si tabl a haceorcearofasoperatlons fol- lover should ho.vethis volume. Ikeonta,ins trt by Buccaneer; Feasts, 2.224, fliouw"eesaclrother" .-T th head, is nearly severed and. the body - o . is inspected with full desoription of crier 10,90,0 pieces 212 pages of valuable musibal infermation, of rdhsia and musio , books, 'biographical sketches ot over 150 Oomposers, .with pro - traits and other illustrations,. Also a choice selection of ziew vocal instrumental music and other attractive -features. Up. on receipt`Of eight two' cent stamps, to pre- pay postage, we will mail free, a copy,of The Musicians' Guide, also a sample, copy of-Bralnaaa..linoieal., , W.O.L..,1,4),...9.a0taining - 42 wolikkl,sof--new---mausic-7and-Anteresting reading matter. Address THE 5, BRAINARD'S SONS Q0., ' . 'Chicago, Ill: lack 'of roadsand roalroa s. 'inere as abundant food fer all her hungry people, but how can it • be got to them? That is the question no vrz perplexing the always ease HITIS *Lexington Ave. INewYork City, Sept. 19, 1888. have used th Flax -Seed Emulsion in several s of Chronic ronchitis, zed be early stages of Wale, arid hav ten welLeleased with the results. JAMS K. CKOOK, Al.D. 'CON UMPTION Brooklyn, N.Y., Feb. 14th,1889. I have used your Emulsion in a C4150 Phthisis (consumption) with beneficial results, where patier.i; could not use Cod Liver Oil in any form. J. H. DR.OGE, D. NERYOUSPROSTRATION Brooklyn, N. Y., Dec. 201h, 1.-.. can strongly recommend Flax Seed Emulsion as helpful to the relief and possibly the cure of all Lung. Bronchial and Nervous Affections, and a good ged eml tonic in physical debility. JOHN F. TALMAGE, M. I). GENERAL DEBILITY Broeldyn, N. Y., Oct 10th, 1888. I regard Flax Seed Eniulsion as greatly superior to the Cod Liver Oil Emulsions so generally in use. D. A. GORTON, M. D. STING DISEASES 137 West ii4th st., New York, Aug. 0, 1888. have uSed your Flax -Seed Emulsion Compound In a severe ease of Mal -nutrition and the result was more than hoped for—it was marvelous, and con- tinuous. I recommend,it cheerfully to the profession and humanity at large. M. H. GILBERT, M.D. EUMATIS • Sold by Druggists, Price $1.00. FLAX -SEED EMULSION CO 35 Liberty St., New York. For sale by J. H. COMBE, Cinton. , C'trW-.1 7" '..75,7dC:::•.;112= • all no .8 Our stook is well assortedAnd of superior quality. Qui prices'ar . compared with ethers; We have OVERCOATS' tor. Men and 0 Gkood material and well made. Try them. Our ' stook ef ,.71.4ANNK40 olla FLANNELETTES is excellent, DRESS GOODS, 'MANTLE OLOTEEilt" MILLINERY, TWEEDS, UNDERSEIRTS, DRAWEA5 and TOPSMETE), ' All of good quality for the price.,,. „. . ' '-- GROCERIES as usual are all Al., nvieesequal to any. Our stockof BOOTS SHOES and RUBBERS , t P Full and of good material. We have a fine stook of Whips from 15e. up. We sell 5 gallons of Coal Oil for 80c. cash. Telephone Matches 13o., Telegraph 10o. We have the Boss Baking Povvder—ask for it. To be in filiortly, a finOine of Crossout Saws. Call and inspect the goo a and compare prices, as we are not afraid of any competition. We pay spot o eh for all goods and get the Very best terms and prices. Higbest priee for pro' nee in exchange. Will pay cash for Good Tab' Butter.] ADAMS' EMPORIUM, R. A/DAMS. LONDEBBORO All men ean't be • hf strength arfd fe; m, butUU may ave yobust , heal th s t rot g nelAtisi,at'T Opi niinds. :rea„-, ment makes 'Stich men. hemethods are our own exclusivelyi and where anything is left to build upon, the YIGOR OF mu is egOY, quick- ly; permanently a yearling pacing record; Adonis, old Leaf, 2.111; Faustina, 2.14, t 0 year old stallion for 1891, and and showing. idney is not only "bred in the lot is also a line trotter, and hag 4e trial in 1.16, and lo._as since bew ...44,4e_prilyzadriSs age and doveloy,c relsr-se the'M-list- Thit Ircertainly-wgrand-showing-for a two year 6.4 colt. He shows no disposition to pace. Color, bay; black points; may be 4., ?about 1.61, hands high, is well balanced and level headed. Sidney, by COrnParison, is a greater' horse Oen Electioneer, deceased, for Elec- tioneer, when 23 years old, with greater opportvnities, has 100 in 2.30 witb 3 cham- pions, El per cent, whereas Sidney, at IQ years }.as 21 in 2.30, with 2 champions, 10 per Or Eleotioneer, when 10 years, had no representatives in 2.30 list. The next to attraot attention Is the brown colt Cormen, 16,665, (an inbred On- ward), sired by Onward King, 8214, dam, Belle:nna, by Belgium, 2532, by Onward, 1411. This fellow is very promising. A,Inong the riohly bred brood mares we TOM mention the beautiful cheanut mare —*ropey) 2.30a, by Clear Grit, 859, sire of Ful. ler, ant, and others, dam Nellie, the dam of Florepce G, 2.24, by Black George. Belip,nna, by Belgium, by Onward, dam, Spartans, by Grand Sentinel, 865. Biddy Donavan, dam of Newton's Mlle Wilkes, 6336, (by George Wilkes) sire of Biddy Donavan, 227, and others by Honest Allen, 169, record to pole 217, dam Agnes Dontivith, by Lexington, (thoro bred) sire of the dam of Ansel, 2.20, and grand dam of Sunol, 2.081, the queen. Wealthy, bay mare, by Jerome Eddy, 1260, record, 2.16; dam, Jennie King, by Igambrino King, sire of Prince Regent, 214, and others. Ruby Wilkes, by Onward King, dam, Ruby Stanton, by General Stanton, 2545, aire.of Fides, 222, and others. Bell O'Dell, by Disraeli, 7368, by Red Cross, 2,21i; dam, Bellanna, by Belgium. W. Doherty enjoys driving the black gelding, St. Patriok, (Black Prince) reoord, 2.25. is slung up by a hind leg ready for the next man, who rips it open front neck to tail for disembowelling, Every portion of the internal organs is Carefully removed, cleans- ed end prepared for some useful purpose. The blood is used largely for making al- •bumen for photographic use, for sugar re- fining and as a fertilizer. Even the honor iiiiirrefuse.are-ground-and used. for-feriit....., izing purposes.-- - After the carcass has been thoroughly cooled in rooms which are kept at a tem- perature below 40 degrees it is run along the overhead railway to the cutting up de- partment, where it is taken down and sep- arated into two sides. A workman with a powerful ohopper cuts off the ham, 'shoulders and underlying ribs if necessary, eieparating the feet to be canned, pickled & passed to the lard tanks. All of this is done with a rapidity and accuracy that is inconceivable to one who has never seen the operations, and there is an endless stream of bogs passing at one of the build- ing alive and squealing, and morning out at the other prepared for shipment to the market Of this country or to for ' n shores where the American hog is a elcoine visi- tor. . A TRUE 5 ORY. Some years ago, a youn ad applied at my store for a position ; he was bright, and I took a liking to him, and put him to work; be remained in my employ for a number of years, doing well and fitting himself for a good, succesaful business ca- reer. When he was about twenty-two years old, he had a position as one of our four salesman, salary $1,200 a year. After an absence of three months in Europe, the writer on coming home missed this young salesman from the store ; on asking f or him, I was informed on account of some matter in which a young woman was in- terested, he decided to leave the dity and go west. He went, our firm gave him a good letter of recommendation, and he got a good position in Chicago. Three years afterward, he again presented himself for a position as clerk in our house, saying that he did not feel at home elsewhere. We took on again to travel as salesman on the road, he did well for four or five years, but we noticed that be looked like a man that was drinking lager beer. He admitted that he was, but that it did not do him any harm. He grew larger and soon weighed 200 pounds. After which, be grew to be indolent and lazy, so we decided to ask him to get another place. We succeeded in se- curing him a position where he would not have to travel, at the same time advising him to give up the drinking habit. Two years rolled by. I met this young man occasionally, and be always seemed very much pleased to see me, but I noticed that he still looked as though he took his beer. I heard that his employer did not want him after July lat. Two weeks after, a newspaper reporter called to enquire about hie history while with us. On asking why, we were informed that he was missing, had written his father that he would never see him more, and that he had written some letters bidding his friends good-bye. In answer to notices about it i the pub- lic press, it was discovered his body was found floating in the Sound, and that he had been buried near where they found the body. A businesa card was found in the pocket of his coat, with his name as repre- sentatiVe of the firm printed on it. Moral; Lager beer leads to suicide. Young men.— beware.—Episcopal Recorder. HAVING DECIDED TO QUIT KEEPING= C,4•114:0 CAEIIIETUNZ- OrILLA.SSWALIt Owing to lack Fof room; I will, if possible make a clean sweep by Newyeare, if prim' willcln,it. I cannot give prices of everything, but quote a few and guarantee every thing in proportion. ' Full TakOet,INo. 'White 81,80. Full Toilet Set No. 1 White $1.60 -;34.,Frill Tea Set, No. 21 White $1.25. Full Toilet Set No. 2 White $1.20 FuirSeteGlass, 25c. LargeCovered PreserveStands135o. La rge extra fineCake Stands:2Oo I have a ull steak of all other go'tis in the Grocery and Harness lines. The best las sortment of Robes ever shown in th 'liege, If you ever expect to want anything m this line, don't miss the chanee. All reduce taken, from a pound of scrap iron to a load of wheat. Thanks or past patronage and call again. LONDESSORO restored, Weakness, Nervousness, Debility, and all the train of evils from early errors or later excesses, t1W-ret•f::'-overzwerici--7-sickilets;‘ ;worry, etc., forever enred: Full strength develdpment, and tone giv- en to every organ and portion of the GEMS OF TPIOLTGPIT, body. Simple, natural methods. Im- 'Tie education fc.;rrna the common mind' mediate improvement seen. Failure GI EC). NEWTON IN E RO -EXPECTED The Times Tea Warehou IS THE ACKNOWLEDGE?) LEADING HOUSE FOR • . Just as the twig is beat the' tree's inclined. impossible. 2,000 references. Book, EdnocktiOn begins the gentleman, bil• reading, good company and reflection fin- ish The talent of success is nothing more than doing what you can do well, and do- ing well whatever you de, without a thought of fame. "We row in the same boat, you know," said a comic writer of small. reputation to Jerrold. "True," replied Jerrold, "we do row in the same boat, but with very differ- ent skulls." Of all the blessings which it has pleased Providence to allow us to culti- vate there is not one which breathes a purer fragrance or bears a heavenlier as- pect than education. MA.RRIAGE IN CHINA. In one par of the Canton of Ticine very quaint niarriage ceremony prevail a The bridegroom dresses in his "Sunday beat," and accompanied by as many friends and relatives as he can muster for the fete, goes to claim his bride. Finding the door looked he demands ad- mittance. The inmates ask him his busi. ,pess, and in reply he solioits the hand of Ms chosen maiden. If the answer be deemed satisfactory, he is successively introduced to a number of matrons and maids, some perhaps deform- ed and others old and ugly. Then he is presented to some large dolls, all of which he rejects with scorn, amid general merri- ment. The bewildered bridegroom, whose impetuosity and temper are now sorely tried, is then informed that his lady love is absent and invited in to see for himself. He rnshes into the house and searches from room to room until he finds her in het bridal dress ready to go to church. Thee are his troubles over and his state as benediot assured. Mr A Dunlop, Conservative M.P. P. for North Renfrew, died on Friday of diabetes after a week's illness. W. M. Herschmer, assistant com- missioner of the Northwest inounted olice, died suddenly at Oalgary last 'dry night. Hugh Armstrong, of the Buffalo Fish Company, is ha Manitoba, shipping a •carload of fish (assorted white, dore and pike.) This makes five earl -fads from nitoba this season by Mr Armstrong. efreight alone amounts to $4,00 per at. Is the Ameriean market our best market flt flsh,:also. -1 EVERY FARMER'S SON BROULD HAVE A Dulness Ethication. A POSTAL will secure the catalogue of the FOREST CITY Business College. 1..QTDONC>N•1`. Over 100 students ia attendance. .1. W. Westervelt, Principal. explanations and proofs mailed (sealed) free. Address, ERIE MEDICAL CO., . BUFFALO, N.Y. For the past year I have been troubled to a very great extent with dandruff, also a dullneaq nf color M my hair and thro• thp advice of a friend (who apoke from experience) I filed your Anti -Dandruff, which upon the applicatiret of low than a bottle of your liquidl find my Woad not nnly thoroughly cleanqed but a vnst linproltem'etit in the color and growth. I have, and do recommend it as highly bowl dal to the profession and loublio generally WI an agreeable arid WelCoMe innoWatfon the remeilea Tut forth for public favor. '!ours, &c., Wa, P. WOLFE, Advertising Agt, Frank Daniela co, A Season loop J. C. SPENS0), 1 —THE LEADING— UNDERTAKER EMBALMER. A FULL LINE OF GOODS KEPT 111STOCK The bestEmbalming Fluid used Splendid Hearse. ALBERT ST.XLINTON, Residence over etere. OPPOSITE TOWN HALL' CAIN ONE POUND I A Day. CHOICE CHRISTMAS, and HOLIDAY GOODS , . A full aseOrtment extra selected Valencia'Raisins, L'Ondon Layers, Royal Clusters, Black Baskets ; choicest and finest Filiatras, Patras ankyottizzo Currants; New Figs a Fresh Dates. ' Finest Shelled ALMONDS, WALNUTS and FILBERTS, New CAN -,z DIED LEMON, ORANGE and CITRON PEELS, all of which will be sold at very l•w. prices. We3aave tlie largest and best selected stock of FANCY. CHINA, CROCKERY & GLASSWARE In town. Dinner Setts, Tea Setts, Toilet Setts, at greatly reduced prices. A GAIN OF A POUND A DAY IN nig CASE OF A MAN WHO HAS BECOME "ALL RUN DOWN," AND HAS BEGUN TO TAKE THAT REMARKABLE FLESH PRODUCER, SCOTT'S I EMULSION OF PURE COD LIVERVIL WITH \ Hypophosphites of Lime & Soda IS NOTHING UNUSUAL. THIS FEAT HAS BEEN PERFORMED OVER AND OVER AGAINPALATABLE AS MILK. EN- DORSED BY PHYSICIANS. SCOTT'S EMULSION IS PUT UP ONLY IN SALMON I.COLOR WRAPPERS. SOLD BY ALL DRUG- GISTS AT 50C. AND 81.00 SCOTTO, BOWNE, Belleville . jjNINCLI Sole Agent for the notedBam Lai Pure Indian Tea, and St Lei; VareiT The People's Grocer/ Cheaper Than Ever. AN INSPECTION OF OUR LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF Glasaware 8z Crockery, Toilet Sets 8z Tea Bets, 'Will convince intending purchasers that this is the place to buy goods. Our lines of Green, Black and Japan Teas are the best value' in ithe market. Highest Price paid for Butter, Eggs and Poultry. A call solicited. TWO BLENDS OF BLACK TFA.—The Male Walla, and Assam—witliout doubt the best in the market, C0111cBLEiNS TB0Lirli GEO. STEWART, SOOTHING. CLEANSING, HEALING. Instant Relief, Permanent Cure, Failure Impossible. Many so-called diseases are simply symptoms of Catarrh, such as headache, losing sense of smell, foul breath, hawking and spitting, general feeling of debility, etc. If you are troubled with any of these or kindred symptoms, you have Catarrh, and should lose no time procuring a bottle of NASAL BALM. Be vraxned in time, neglected cold in head results in Catarrh, followed by consumption and death. Sold by all druggists, or sat, post paid, on receipt of price (60 cents and $1) by addressing FULFORD & 00, Brockville,lint. vi PISO`S CURE FOR N 1-• CURER WHERE ALL ELSE FAI'..S. try r-) Meat Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. Use ci in tn time. Sold by druggles. 0,-i (N1 CONSUMPTION 54 If YOU WISH " Advertise Anything Anywhere AT Any time WRITE GEO. P. ROWELL ,ST, CO No. io Spruce Street, NEW :YORK. Hard' '°aI! DO YOU WANT A First-class Step or Long Ladder? A Handy Wheelbarrow? A Splendid Churn, or anything of like nature? Then call onlW. SMITHSON, at shop, No.7 Frederick St„ or E. Dinsley Will be atiDinsley's corner every Sitturde, afternoon . THE PEOPLE'S , COAL Crifs (OF PENNA. MINE OWNERS.) CANADIAN OFFICE, HAMILTON, OIL 1 McLeod's System RENOVITO Coal in Car lots sold direct to C onsnmers. No intermediate profits, Write for Prices. ,.ipecial Attention Given to So- cieties and Cub. AND OTHER Tested Remedies. SPECIFIC AND ANTID For Impure, Weak and Impoverisl Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, pal teflon of the Heart, Liver Compla Neuralgia, Loss of Memory, Bronohit Consumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, ney and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' MO Female Irregularities and General Debili LABORATORY, GODERICH, 0 J. M. McLE0 Prop. and Manufactu Sold by J. H. Combs, Clinton Scintilla Merl Agency for' CAVEAT TRADE MA DESIGN PATE COPYRICHTS0 For information and free Handbook write MUNN tr CO., 861 BROADWAY, NEW irt Oldest bureau for seeming patents in, Ar Every patent taken out by us Is brought the public by a notice given free of (Maly Acienlific nicr Largest circulation of any selentifi world. Splendidly illuatrated. mlln should be without It. W .=eariasnERI $L50 sr. 8 am oBnr 01, w sAlt!