Life — June 25, 1896 — page 17: what you’re looking at

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* LIFE: =| There is BUFFALO LITHIAWATER ari UBIO ACID, DIATHESIS, LITHIASIS, RHEUMATISM, CALCAREOUS been no CONCRETIONS OF THE HEART. nced: DR. G. W. POPE, Washington, D. C.: have prescribed the BUFFALO LITHIA WATER ning ° in cases of Lithlasis and Chronic Rheumatic Affections, accum- ents; Substitute panied by deposits of Urates of Soda, and generally with excellent results. In one case gen of Heart Disease, -with Aortic Obstruction and consequent regurgitation, caused by n the Calcareous Concretions upon the valves—and which case was associated with a marked Com- Every card of the famous DeLONG Lithic Acid Diathesis—the BuFraLo LiTHtia WATER, in tumblerful doses, thrice daily for Ty a week or two at a time, had a most happy effect in clearing up the urinary deposits, Hooks and Eyes has on the face and and placing the patient, in respect both to the frequency and severity of the cardiac back the words attacks, ina much better condition than formerly. It was given during many at- tacks, and always with unmistakably good results. \ This Water is for sale by druggists and grocers generally, or in cases of one dozen half-gallon Nal bottles, $s,co £0, b. at the Springs. Descriptive pamphlets sent free to any address. ‘Springs open Sce that for guests from June rsth to October 1st. Address, hump? Proprietor, Buffalo Lithia Springs, Virginia, On the Atlantic and Danville Railroad. r un- Ricuanpson & DeLono Bnos., Philadelphia. see Also makers of the CUPID Hair Pin. Black goto t it’s : Cotton Dress Linings—For Waist and Skirt, fond Will Not Crock. as It is positively unchangeable and of superior quality. © Nothing else so fully satisfies the highest requirements and e a1 a (a . | yet the cost is moderate enough for any dress. . . . . All Leading Look for this on DRY Goops EVERY YARD of the Sclvage. ale van tbmdoriasie nt ee ee F iebowrand 11s therefore not) . For aeeere sake, tuck those shoes under your fae i or use BrOwn’s French Dressing ¢ Oe For Ladies and Children's Shoes | HULBERT BROS, & Co, Majestic Bicycles, 26 W. 23d Street, New York. e e At a recent meeting of a board of Prison Com- H avilan d China missioners the following suggestions were made: “That the prisoners in the jail be locked in their cells as much as possible, that their food be di- minished in quantity and quality; and that a min- sos ister of the Gospel should be employed, or other- It is important to buyers that they should be wise obtained, to hold frequent and protracted dis- courses In the jall; and all witha view of makiog informed that the only ware that has always been known the prison a place of punishment.—Green Bag. MEasLy: What has become of McStuttigan, as Haviland China is marked under each piece: who stammered so? Bxisco: He's giving dialect readings.—PAila- delphia North American. THREE FOR A DOLLAR! H &C° govilands Three what ? Three charmingly executed post- a L co Limoges ° ers in colors, drawn by W. W. Denslow, Ethel RAN Reed and Ray Brown, will be sent free of postage to any address on receipt of One Dollar. All who CR ae On Decorated Ching. are afflicted with the "poster craze” will imme- On White China, On Decorated China. diately embrace this rare opportunity, as but a limited number of the posters will be issued. The scarcity of a gocd thing enhances its value. Ad- dress, GEoRsE H. HEAFFORD, General Passenger Agent of tne Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, Old Colony Building, Chicago, Ill. ~ | 8 7) comicbooks.com