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s of LS, ashore of RASOLS. in. ELFAST. The Kodak A WARNING. NAUTHORIZED parties are advertising a U Camera which they claim is similar to the Kodak, loaded with our film. (We are the only manufacturers of continuous films in the world.) We warn the public that the said Camera is entire- ly unsuitable for using our films, and we decline to be responsible for any failures resulting from its use. THERE IS ONLY ONE CAMERA that is sent out loaded with 100 Eastman’s films, and that is the Kodak. The patents on the Kodak and film are all owned by us, and infring- ers will be prosecuted. Send for Kodak Primer, free. THE EASTMAN DRY PLATE AND FILM CO., Rocnester, N. Y. Branch OFFICE, 115 Oxford St., London. * LEPFE : LITERARY CRITIC (laying down a new book): 1 wish every maid, wife, and mother in the country could read that book. ABLE EpiTor: Well, run in a line to the effect that that book is one which-no woman should be allowed to see.—New York Weekly. A BEGGAR had hung a board with the words ‘I am blind” around his dog’s neck. One morning a policeman found the man reading a newspaper, and said to him: ‘Then you are not blind, I see?” “No, sir; my eyesight is first-rate. It’s my dog that is blind."—Haarlemsche Cowrant. ‘Was going up on the car the other night,” he said, ‘and met a friend on the platform. Had a big package under his arm. Offered him a cigar. He took it. Didn't know till he got off that he had four boxes under his arm. What do you think of that?” “ Rather odd.” “Should smile to ripple! Made a mistake, how- ever, and gave him a cigar that was loaded. Had it loaded to blow my brother's head off. “And it exploded 2” “Betcher life! Maybe you have seen a man out riding with no eyebrows and his nose done up in a rag. Same man, Never speak to me again.”—De- troit Free Press. GRAND RAPIDS PORTABLE HOUSE CO. 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SHOE FOOD FOR REFLECTION. The New York World of February gth says: “*The question as to how much of what they pretend to know doctors really know, is a very interesting one. ‘*They possess exceptionally great facilities for humbugging, and the presumption is that they are not proof in most cases, at all times at least, against temptation to make use of them. Their profession comes as near being an esoteric one as any that is acknowledged to be respectable. But the revelation as to their views in the Robinson arsenical poisoning cases in Boston is startling. “There were five deaths from the drug, and the doctors in their certificates attributed them respectively to pneumonia, typhoid fever, menin- gitis, bowel disease and Bright's disease of the kidneys. The truth would have never been known but for suspicions with which the doctors had nothing to do. There is food here for re- flection—and for doctors.” The above criticism is fully warranted by the startling ignorance shown by the attending phy- sicians in the Somerville Cases. Too often it happens that fatal results follow an improper course of treatment—the physician treats the patient for consumption, general debil- ity, or for nervous disorders, whilst the real disease, which is slowly destroying the kidneys and filling the system with a poison quite as deadly as arsenic, is altogether overlooked or does not attract attention until too late. Physicians too often treat the symptoms of disease instead of the disease itself. It is well established that four-fifths of the ordinary ills of humanity are the results of disease in the kidneys which will yield to the curative properties of Warner's Safe Cure if timely used, and to it alone. What is apparently a disease in the other organs is more oftentimes a mere symp- tom of kidney disease, which should be quickly eradicated by Warner's Safe Cure before it secures too firm a hold on those organs. ANNUAL CLEARING SALE. LADIES’ TAILOR, 19 East 21st Street, New York, Offers the following special inducements for this month : Will sell all models at half price, and fill orders during June, July, and August to keep my ex- perienced staff employed between seasons. GOWNS of faultless fit from... RIDING-HABITS, . . . . JACKETS,. . . . ULSTERS, . 1... Every mail order will be given the most careful supervision by Mr. Krakauer personally. A per- fect fit guaranteed without personal fitting. EMERSON ANO BW ARR ANTE) bana * PIAN ON PIANO Cot T FiNES TONE T WOR, IS comicbooks.com