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10. CHEISTIAN NATION. Volume 18.Snooper I object to the term 'crank'for a man whose mind always runs in thesame groove and who is forever impressinghis opinions on you.Sumway: What's your objection?Snooper: Well, a mechanical crank canbe turned, but the animate crank can't.W. BAKER & CO.'Sllie Garrett Picket & Wire Fence SJachinij"Weaves to the posts. Best reakMGocoain the world. ThousandBin use. Saaranteed. Freiglitpaid. Agents are reporîng big sales. Machinea.Wire, etc., at wholesaledirect to Farmars whereX have no agent. CataTeacher: How will you ever get alongin the world if you never learn to spell?Little Daisy (firmly); 1 shall not need toknow how to spell; 1 intend to be a typewriter.$100 Reward $100.Th* readers of thi8 paper will bepleased to learn that there is at least onodreaded disease that science haa beenable to cure in all its stages, and that isCatarrh. Hall's Oatarrh Cure is the onlypositive oure now known to the medicalfraternity. Catarrh being a constitutionaldisease, requires a constitutionaltreatment, HaH'u Catarrh Cure ia takeninternally, acting directly upon theblood and mucous sarfaces of the system,thereby destroying the foundationol the disease, and giviug the patientstrength, by building up the constitutionand asi^'isting nature in doing itswork. The proprietors have »o muchfaith in its curativs powers, that theyofl'er One Hundred Dollars for any casethat it fails to cure. Send for list of Tes1 AN JDEAL FAMILY logue free. MEDIGINE Address tne= For ^^^^^^^^^^^^ IndJffestlon. Biliousness. manufacturer,I Headache, H. GARREITT. CoiiBtlpatlon, MANSFIELD. ISad OHIO.= Complexion, Offcnttlve ItreathjI and all disorders of ttie Stomach,I liver and Bowels.I RIPANS TABULESJ. i act T.Ta-ylor, gently yet proDiptly, Perfect M. Wilson,E digestion 240 W. follows 31$t St. their use, US 8th Avenue,ITAYLORMay be obiaine(;jpwelry,wiiichetttiblcwarc, kc. Plates theSncst of jowelry good unew, OD all kinds of metalvriib ôld, silver or uickel.Theological Books- exp'.'ricnce. Old&New.No capital,Immeiise stock—low Ev rv prices* llDusGhascoodnneed-Tibbars Book __^^^ . in^'pia'ini;. Company. Wholesale t»Catalogue. ** 26 3 Warren Pî^'iîii'.JS. St., Write K for T. circu-• '.^ ^ lars. Bl. K. DELNO ACo.( CoiumbuBf O.WE AREANGE DESIGNH FOR MEMORIAL WORK. «ECURIBG THKPOINTS WHICH ARE THEMOST IMPORTANT:DURABILITY, INDIVinUALITY,ARTISTIC GHARACTERWe Execute In tho B«9t Manner, workIn Metal, Wood, Marble, Stone,or Stained Gla«8.S>° Send lor Haud Books.J. & R. LAMB,Ko. S9'Cannine St., New Tork.
April 19,1893. A FAMILT PAPEE. 10 a.Among the large stockholders are George D. HUyard An industrial enterprise, such as that ofthe Standard BANKERS OF THE COMPANV:the prominent New York builder.Chemical Company, under careful management, isO F I N T E R E S T T O 8. J. Gifford, the leading tusurance agent of Dunkirk, capable of yielding large returns. There is one fact F.W.Sara&Co.,26NefSt.,ll.Y.N.Y.which is worthy of special emphasis, namely, that for REGISTRARS OP STOCK;Charles Frederick Hoffman; J. H. Smack, of the S. [he S. article which the company manufactures the de-White Dental Company, the largest manufacturers ol •aand has already hem. created. The opportunity to Mercantile Trust Company.I n y e s t o r s . dental goods in the world.•ih&TB in the profits of supplying and increasing It is Remit money for the number of shares want«d byAugust Jaedlcke, Jr., cashier of the Hanover State offered to those ready to Invest tn a safe and remunerativeenterprise.—jy. Y. Observer.send certificate by express C. O. D. Addresscheck, money order, draft, or registered letter, or w»Bank; Dr.John D. Day, of Carbondale; Dr. B. CurtitGray; John H. Kingsbury, banker, Brockporl I'he original investors in successful business enterprisesalways realize very large proflts. ll Conipy,A Stock Now Selling at 30 Samuel GUlett. Central National Bank, Bome; Dr. .7H. Jolliffe, Dr. Herman Prefontaln, U. ti.Consul; A. S Take, for instance, the BeU Telephone stock rising UNITED BANK BUILDING,Service, cashier First National Bank, Sharon, and severalprominent New York gentlemen, who will hav< Bank stock steadUy rising from 25 untU now $4,500 perfrom a very low price to over 200, or the Chemical90 and 92 Broadway, New YorkIt w n T S e l i"The solid indorsement of one physician who hasseats lu the Board of Directors later on.share Is bid for it; or the numerous high-priced industrialstocks that cost the original investors a very lowthoroughly tested and proved a remedy for six months"The physicians and druggists themselves are Investa t 2 0 0 .or a year iu hundreds of cases, is entitled to and commandsmore respect and attention than do the testiing in the stock, and the Indications are that the fac price and now pay large dividends on hundreds of miUionsof capital stock.tory wlU be kept running day and night." Of coursiPOSSIBLE PROFITS AND FUTURE VALUEmonials of any number of the laity, who imagine theythey have an absolute monopoly, but the price of theii A broker bought 20 shares of the original EdisonOF THE STOCK.have been cured by some quack nostrum that makesproduct is made low enough to avert auy dissatisfac Electric stock for $900. in about a year he sold 10 oienormous fortunes for its proprietors by advertising.The Price Shortly to be Advanced, tion on that score.—T/ie Dady Indicator.the shares for $30,000. One Edison Electric CompanyOver three thousand physicians strongly IndorseThe general pubUc wUl soon become famUiar wltl now has a capital of $50,000,000, and the stock sells alQuicklne as 'far superior to any drug heretofore used/WHAT THE NEW YORK PAPEBS the quick curative power and low prloe of Quicklne, 115.and it is now simply a question of making its meritsSAY ABOUT XT.the new drug manufactm-ed exclusively by the StandardChemical Company. Heretofore It has been introsame history.Standard Chemical Company's stock wiU have theand usefulness known to the public when the stockLeadiBff Financial Journals IVarnnow A WOELD'S offered will quadruple FAIE "HOME" tn value and HOTEL. pay largeduced strictly and only to the physicians.Alert investors should secure some of this stock immediately,before the shares now offered are aU takenAlert InTeetors and Speculatorsdividends. It is the Such desigu an opportunity of the Cumberland for safe investment HotelCo., occurs.'*—Jlfedical whose advertisement Times. appears onThey use it in the innumerable diseases and aUment&to Buy Now Before the Greatrarelyin which quinine and antipyrine have been used. It is a a safe, sound and profltable investment—theRise GommeuceSianother page, and to which attention isIt costs the consumer only about one-fifth the prici business is free from the vicissitudes that affect mosl"THiy do you offer yoor stock at so low a price?" inquireda banlcer during the course of a conversationChristian Feopie who shall visit theinTited, to provide a home-like Hotel forof quinine and about one-twentieth the price ol enterprises of an industrial or com.mercial nature,antipyrine.good or bad crops, the rise or fall of values, business deepidemics of disease, strikes, etc., do not afwith Mr. Dunn, the president of the Standard Chemica)World's Fair.Its power Ln curing the various fevers—scarlet, typressionphoid, typhus, malarial, etc.—Is certified to by such rec fect the earning power of the Standard Chemical Co.'sOompany.It is otvaed and managed by Christian"In order to hare the Btock quickly taken," MrPeople of whose competency, reliability,agnized scientists as Drs. Stewart, Baron Franks- stock. It is a certainty that the business and profileDuim answered. "The lmm.©dlate enlargement of ourand integrity there can be no doubt. ItMarshall, P. H. Smith, Nlion, Thomas, Rookie, Ke-1 wlU Increase year after year.—TTw liiumcial Jtecord.business is of more consequence than slow sales of theis the intention of the Oompany to providea pleasant and congenial home forliennett, Eisenberg, Burgtorf, Chichester, Washburii The ofiicial announcement is as foUows:Btock at higher figures.and other celebrated physicians who have used itii THE"Manufacturers of quinine and antipyrine make milltonsof doUars in proflts every year out of their prodPeople's Societies and their friends whileChristian People, members of Tonngi^'housands of cases iu the hospitals. STtNDURD CHIMICU CO.From every part of the United States the reports artucts.Manofactnrers of Drugs and Chemicais, visiting the fair. The building is a newsubstantially the same. The quick curative power oi"Wo want to reach the general public and everyWas iitcorporated tTutie, 1890, uitder and permanent brick, with stone front.this drug is almost incredible untU we read the endorsementsof such high medical authorities as Drs.physician, dentist, and druggist in the United Statesthe latvs of the State of New Location unexcelled, being easily accessibleto the Fair Grounds and all partsimmediately, and offer our stock at |30 per share in ordwto do this wiihout delay.Capital Stock $1,000,000 of the city as well. In a choice residenceJerse'y.Broenlng, Huden, Stuart Lyon, Hupfeld, Henning,Barnum, Watkms, Hurley, Bradshaw, Nichols, fJonklin.Lord, Alban, and others who have thoroughly"I advise my personal friends to buy StandardDivided into 10,000 Shares of $100 and Prohibition section of Ohicago. InChemical stock at 30, and hold it for a large advance,each, full paid and nonassessable.Fair, it would be wise to make engageview of the multitude who will go to thetested it tn their practice for over two years.OFFICERS:because it is a safe in^^stment, and I know what I am When such eminent medical authorities as Drs.talking about.Miller, Welch, Harrison, Shumway, Sears, Page, Wade No GEO. Individual W. DUNN, President. Liability WhatCTer ments early."The stock is Intrinsically worth par to-day. and Weld declare that "Qulckine is of Inestimable Offices: EUGENE HARVEY, Treasurer. DIEECT EOUTE WEST.*^he price will be advanced shortly.value," and that "every physician tn the civilized JEBSET FRED W. CITY BROOKS, and NE2W Secretary.The Ohio & Mississippi Eailway is theYORK"It will sell at $200by the time the World's EipositioLonly road running directly West to theworld wiU be glad to use it," it is certainly a foregone Factory B. SAMSON. and Laboratories:Superinlendent,closes.Miisissippi Biver. It is the short lineconclusion that the stock of the Standard Chemical JERSEY Counsel: CITY, R. A. NEW B. DAYTON JERSEY."The company will pay cash dividends of sixty perbetween Cincinnati and St. Louis ; theCompany Is sure to pay large dividends and rapidly increasein value.cent per annum on stock cosUng only f 30 a share.,General Offices:latter being the principal gateway to all"Net earnings of $200,000 will do this.It is said that It took about four years to Introduce UNITED BANK BUILDING, the western oountry."Kone of the large holders will sell their stock at anyIn keeping with its importance as aantipyrine, when suddenly the demand becaine so 90 and 92 Broadway, New York.prloe. The only stock that can be bought is tu thethrongh route to the West, this line runsgreat for this drug that the discoverer, accordmg tocompany's treasury. When that is sold the great rise the official organ of the State Board ot Health ofTo provide fnnds to manufacture on a larger scale. all ofits trains tbrough solid to St. Louis.Htarts.Pennsylvania, made a miUion doUars in a year fromand to further increase tlie advertising in all tlie medicaland all the drug trade journals in the United •' consolidated " with a train from soma-No waiting at intermediate points to be"Brokers tell me that the original Edison Electric his royalties alone, independent of the immense profitstock was very hard to sell at 46, and yet inside of a made by the manufacturers.States, and also to advertis6 the innumerable uses where else.year it rose to $3,000 per share. They had about the The Chicago Tribime claims: "The passage
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