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$2 05 FOUR FIJLL QUARTS
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EXPRESS CHARGES PREPAID.
% WHISKEY
This Wlilakcy I * absolutely pure. H Is good for medicI -
I Inal at well in other purposes. Wherever it has been introduced
it hasbcen royally received. In order to piove it to you by actual
I use wo offer If at cant $2.OB.'e defy competition nt this
-TICC WE ARE DISTILLERS. All our output is distilled by our/ /
own plant nnd every drop is subject to our personal inspection (
before It leaves our warehouse. In buying from usyou\ \
do away with the middleman's profit. This
accounts forourlow cost on the \\lnskcy. If you don't
think \ve save you nt least 50 per cent , on your purchase
send the whiskey back nt our expense and we return the
money , Thntenre Rood forthisolTcryoiicniiascertain
through the Commercial Agencies or any Chicago Dank. ,
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money. Investigate our Kreat plan nt onco. A postal eard will do.
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still In operation along the gigantic mole
which has been piled west of the chain of
HukiM ? ' Though Hovijral explorers have
crossed thlH region their traverses are mere
threads of travel and disclose hut little of
itH character.
Nor must wo forget that the great lakes
of Africa also offer tempting objects for In
telligent research. We have no Idea ns yet
of the nature of their beds , or of their
depth , or of their fauna and their outlines
have been but Imperfectly sketched. Yet
these lakes cover about 75,000 square miles
of Inner Africa. Moreover , It Is really
time that some explorer should como for
ward with the determination to ascertain
the altitude of the Victoria Nyanza or
Tanganlka by the theodolite and spirit level ,
previous to making a trustworthy survey
of those lakes.
I nIxMiil South American True IN.
The president of the Iloyal Geographical
society has lately said that South America
contained a larger unexplored area than
\frlca. Though the otntemcnt should not
he taken too literally It Is certainly true
that there are considerable areas awaiting
exploration. West and northwestern Brazil
contains several parts as little known to
the European world as the darkest parts
of Africa. The debatable territory between
Ecuador and southeastern Colombia , parts
of Cuzeo and La I'az In Bolivia ; the Pe
ruvian Andes , the upper basin of the Pll-
coniiiyo and an extensive portion of Pata
gonia are regions of promise. A great
part of the Andean Cordillera Is completely
unknown , both as to Its topography and Its
geology. ,
The secrets of the plains of Argentina
of Its renowned pampas and of the I'ata-
gonlnn tableland are still waiting solution.
The fauna of the Andean lakes Is still a
mystery , those who are engaged In the
study of the past history of mankind would
find an ample harvest In those South Amor
lean mountains and , finally , those who ,
should Investigate the economic value of the
physical conditions of that country would
be well compensated for their labors of
exploration there.
Jii Old Anlu.
Of latn since Colonel Prejvalsky's explo
rations In mill-Asia the world has been In
terested in the exploits of explorers llko
those of Younghusband , James Rockhlll ,
Llttlcdalo and Sven Hedln , who have found
something now even In that old continent.
The twentieth century will not find Central
Asia so dllllcult of access as It was during
the nineteenth.
The great Siberian railway will afford
many a starting place for explorations to
the south and the fifth part of the Asiatic
continent which lies between I ako Baikal
and the Himalaya range furnishes a very
largo field for them. Sven Hedln has made
a brilliant record In traversing the heart of
Asia and It would ho singular If his suc
cessful exploration should not stimulate
others to emulate his hardihood and daring.
Thibet has loug withstood th attempts of
travelers to penetrate It for a systematic
survey. Our knowledge of the country ,
though , on the whole has mainly been
gained furtively and by snatches of short
rushes , resembling somewhat the man
ner In which Europeans during the early
part of this century endeavored to reacli the
Interior of Africa. Malaria and savage man
opposed them everywhere just as the Jeal
ousy of the Chinese and superstitious Igno-
anco of the Thibetans oppose modern travel
ers , I'craevcnincu will conquer In the end-
aiid both Thibet an.l China will have to yield.
Arabia nnd Persia await the Walllns , Pal-
graves , Burtons and DoiiKhtys of the future ,
wlt < o and tactful travelers accomplished In
the languages of Oman and Ajlm , learned In
Oriental history and saturated with east
ern lore. The mission of such will he to
resurrect the dead past , delve among old
ruins , revive ( ho forgotten histories and
forecast the methods by which those vener
able races may be brought Into touch and
communion with the busy world which ab
hors OXClUBlVCIlCKS.
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There are many tracts In Australia still
unknown , hut tlutio may safely bo left for
the AustrallaiiH , who have shown themselves
peculiarly qualified In every way to solve
all geographical questions affecting their
Interests.
In this necessarily brief sketch of the ex
ploiatlons , yet to bo accomplished by the
bold spirits of the coming century It must
not bo Imagined that I hnvo Included nil the
tasks that nuiet engage explorers. Hun
dreds upon hundreds will IInil ample work
In correcting , revising and refining the
hasty work performed by pioneers In Af
rica , America , Asia and Australia , until the
highest point of accuracy and precision hns
been attained. There are signs that the
world Is getting Impatient with sloven nnd
Inexact work and expect superior merits
In the explorers In the future. This Is but
natural , after being satisfied with novelties ,
and another reason Is perhaps that the In
crease In the number of geographical soci
eties has been so great thut the geograph
ical public has become more learned and
fastidious In Its tastes and requires the
best that can bo obtained. As the societies
are so willing to coach Intending explorers
ami prepare them for their tasks , I have
no doubt thut such men as tlioy need will
bu forthcoming and ns amply endowed with
physical powers nnd mental fltm-ss an any
who ever venture * ! Into the hitherto un
known.
HENRY M. STANLEY.
DISTILLER
CONSUMER
Saving Middlemen's Profits ,
Preventing Possibility of Adulteration.
We arc distillers with a wide reputation of 30 years'
standing. We sell to consumers direct , so that our
whiskey may be pure when it reaches you. It is
almost impossible to get pure whiskey from dealers.
We have tens of thousands of customers who never
buy elsewhere. We want more of them and we make
this offer to get them :
HAYNER'S
SEVEN YEAROU > We will send four full quart bottles of Hayner's Seven
Year Old Double Copper Distilled Rye for $3.30 , Express -
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to Indicate contents. When you get It and test It , H It
isn't satisfactory return It at our excise and we will
returnyour$3.2o. Such whiskey cknnot be purchased
elsewhere for less than $5,00.
We are the only distillers selling to consumers
direct. Others who claim to be are only dealers. Our
whiskey has our reputation behind it.
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