THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE RAT OR DAT MORNING, MAT 19, 1894;
i
MRS. COOK OF BROOKLYN.
Imparts a Valuable Secret to
the Ladies.
IT IS VERY INTERESTING
There Are Many Persons Who Can
Appreciate Her Condition Be
cause They Have Been So
Themselves.
On a recent Sunday nftarnoon the wrltor
pnve intorested attention to ths narration
which follows. It is hereby produced al
most exactly in the words of the lady from
whose lips it fell -Mrs. 9. 1!. Cook, ot B50
Tompkins avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
We three sat at the. front windows of
their home i overlooking the park, ns Mrs.
Cook Kavo this leullet out of her life, one
of her little ehildruu nestling against bar
knee.
"My husband and I have been mar
ried," said the lady, "almost nine years.
Before, my marriaRO 1 was often tired,
Wttnk, exhausted, and my strength seemed
to ba passing from me. I was then troubled
a great deal with Indigestion and dyspep
ma, and sometimes finoe. 1 would be well
two or three mouths nnd sick tWO or three
mouths, off and on. That was the biltory
of several years- sleeping badly anil suf
fering. I could not eat any solid food. I
lived ou boiled milk, taken hot, right Oil
the stove. That was my diet aud 1 got
very tired of it; but I was afraid to touch
anything else.
"Now to got back to the year ItOS, last
year, was a long and sad one for me. As
the warm wenthor came 00 1 hoped to get
better, but did not. The opening bndlOO
the trees out there in the park (Ottttd me
weak aud miserable as I had been In
the winter. I was losing ttssh and strength
lowly but surely, all the time. My nerves
were feeble and shaken so that my sleep
was habitually bad
"At last, by the advice of friends,! went
to PtffktklM, where I remained for some
time, tut By frietidj saw 1 was growing
thinner, and expressed the opinion to one
another that 1 was m a decline.
"The doctor suggested that 1 take cod
liver oil, bnt I Ion bin I couldn't bear the
looks or taste of it, either in its natural
statu or a an emulsion, lie looked grave
at this and said n, more about it. S I lay
there and lingered aud sank; that la all
there is to lay of the result of my trip to
the country."
"Every time I went up to visit my wife, "
aid Mr. I'ook, "I could seo liQ,wa mu. h
thinner and more feeble than before al
though she didn't like to admit it."
"Well, " continued the lady. "I felt that
if it Wen physically possible 1 must get
home, aud so, on the 3d of November they
wrapped me up aud brought me h me,
what was left of me. and what there wat
of mo weighed just IN pounds. 37 piuuds
leas thau 1 weighed in my girlhood. Here
I could do nothing, rat nothing: ouly
wait for what might happen, i had trud
doctors nd drugs often useful to others'
but pi uo use to me.
"On the next day after my retarn my
hubnnd brought me a bottloof pre-digested
food, aud said a friend of Ins rec
ommended it and hoped I would try it. I
tatel it and it tasted good, nothing like
coil liver oil. I l-g;in taking it aocordutg
to the directions Witi.out feeling the least
confidence in it or indulging auv hope
from it HutU did have a good effect,
and that Quickly. It guve me an aupe-
tlte.
"I could eat the. old kinds of food and
they dldn t distress no-. Then I hegan to
get tome strength. At the end ot a Week,
U my surprise and deiight, 1 found I had
gained two po jnd. At tbe end of the
iHsondwrek, two more. And so oc, gain
leg two pounds every woek.
"It l eight week DOW', and I weighed
lit pencil, last 1(1 pounds more than
when I came hon e. I can eat anything,
have no pnin. ttOOvOgh, no headache, can
run up stairs lik- a girl, and I know vo l
wih belie?,, me when I say it is ail due to
Paskoav"
'And yon think the pre-digeted food
Paskodid all this for you, Mrs. (.'ook?'
"Certainly; if it didn't, what did? 1
Levvr rtltso well, and like living, in ten
'years as I do now."
"It ih't my wife's increase in weight
alone," remarked Mr. ook; "but loon nt
her! her streugtti ! her enjoyment of her
mit! her bright spirits! Baa bad none of
those.thitgs till I'askda gave them to her.
If it can do aa ranch for other t eoplst
through ber atatemeut bving published,
why it ought to be published.''
" W hat my husband says. lay," added
Mri. Cook; "anything hrs would be in
gratitnd"on my part aud culpable ludif
frrence to the suffering of others."
Has tin case any lwMon fur too? Are
you thiol Are you famishing for food
which the palate refuses and tbe stomach
cannot digest? Are you pale for the want
of red blood? Are you chilly because you
have not flesh to feed the vital fire? Are
yuu w ., , liecauiiM your food i not assim
ilated? Are you slowly sinking liku a
scuttled ship? aUIHoni are. Abandon the
use of drugs and m.dirlnss, sod teat the
successful modern scientific treatment.
I'askola is a food and enables the. system
to uae ail other fooiK It arr. sts tmatrhv
tioa. re .-stab iisi.es nntrition, fills up the
hollow cheeks, and oat of weakness devel
ops power.
A pamphlet giving full particulars re
specting 1'ssk la wih bi ku'. on applies,
tion to the Pre-Dig,led Food Co., 80
heade 8t., N. V. City.
I rl.li Giants.
Two separate men,yv:b of whom wnaclght
feet in height, claimed the cognomen of
"The Irish Giant O'Jirien" at the same
time. The skeleton of one of theso Is to he
found In tbo museum of the College of
8urgoon, Ixindon. It was bought by the
celebrated surgein, John Hunter, fad paid
tfu tor the body for th purpose of diaseo
tlon. This O'lirien die1 from a debauch at
the H(;e of twenty-two.
The other O'lirlon, whose renl name was
Patrick Otter, earned fortune by ex
hibiting himself, and attained the extreme
limit of ft glnnt's life forty-six years. Ho
took the precaution to have hid grave
chiseled ont of the solid rock twelve feet
deep, i.nd provided that It (should bo kept
locked and constantly watched. Thle
O'lirien used to amuse himself by lighting
his pipe nt the Htreet lamps, and he quite
terrllled a highwayman who on one occa
sion hud stopped O'Hrien's carriage, by
Imply putting his head out of the window
and stretching himself up to his full height
The skeleton of another Irish giant to 1
fonnd In the anatomical room of Trinity
college, Dublin, is 7 leet inches in height
and constituted the framework of Mc
Orath, born In Tippernry, who made, the
tour of Europe aa the "Prodigious Irish
Uiunt." His enormous growth was wild to
have lieen the result of aurxrHirimontmado
by the celebrated Bishop lierkely, who put
the boy, nn unfortunate orphan, through n
fattening process, with this result..
I)rn. Miisgruve ami Molyneux have given
accounts of still another Irish giant, Kd
ward Malonc, who measured 7 feet 7 Inches
in his stockings when he was nineteen.
New York Times.
Olid Not leas.
A gentleman near Winchester made a
rookery in front of his bouse, In which he
planted some beautiful ferns and, having
put up the following notice, found It morn
efficient and less expensive than spring
gum or mnntraps. The four inspiring In
scription WHS!
"Beggars beware! Scolopcndrlums and
poly podium aroaot hero."
The walls of a gentleman's house near
Edinburgh some yearn since exhibited a
board, on which was pointed a throat quite
as difficult for the trespasser to understand
as the preceding.'
"Any person entering these lnclosnrcs
will be shoe and prosecuted." Loudon
Tit-Bits.
TOMORROW'S CHURCH SERVICES.
Haint IjUkk's Church Hev. Rogers
Israel rector. Trinity Suuday. Holy Com
munion, 8 a. DM service nud sormon,
10.3U n. m.: Suuday school and Biblo
class, 2.30 p. m.; eveniug prayer and
sermon, 7.30 p. m. Nursery open at 10 a.
ni. atira.l Washington avenue, wuero ouu
dren will be kindly cured for while par
ents attend servico.
Saint Lukk's Uunmobs Misuiox Rev.
A. L. Urban in charge. Sunday school 8 p.
m.; evening prayer and sormon, 4 p. in.
PiiNN Avenue Haitwt Chuuch Uov.
Warrou U. Partridge, pastor. SetvleeB at
10.80 a. m. and 7. 80 p. m. Subject in the
morning, "Mumury;" in theevoniug, "The
Uesvenlv Reward." the third in series ou
the "Future Life," All welcome.
Hfl.M pAUK MnTHODm El'IHCOFAL
CliUKOH Rev, W, H. Poarco, pastor.
Preiiclung at 10.30 a m., Professor J.
B, Rene, of Wyomiug seminary; in the
evening at 7.45, the pastor. "Lessons from
the Narrative of the Hood Samaritan,"
SlMt'SON MktiIi'IMst EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Preaching morning and evening by the
pastor. Rev. L. ('. Floyd. Sahb.it h school
at 18 m., I'.pworth and Junior leagues at
tl SO. At all the services all tbo seats are
free. Strangers welcome.
( ai.vakn RsrORMBD OHCROB Corner of
Monroe avenue nud iiibson street.
Pastor, W. H. Stubblebine. Set vices both
morning and evening by the Ber, Ross P.
Wicks, of Collegeville. Pa. Subject In
morning, "A Hiding in Blessedness;" even
ing, "Hack to the Days of St. Paul." All
welcome.
Bnnhn Ridoi Baptist Cbubob. Rev,
W. J. F.ird, pastor. Services nt 10.80a, ni.
and 7.30 p. in. Subject In tlie morning,
"Baptletl in the United States.'' Ill the
eve ilng, "Popular Misconception of the
Character of ood."
9 HUB KimiK BVAlrOTUCAL CBUBOH
Capouso avenue, Itev. tl. L Mnlce, pastor.
Bonday School at 0.10 a, nt, Preaohing at
io.3o by Rev, Richard Hlrone, of thesisth
odist Kptsoopal church, K. L. c B, oou"
lecratloa service as 7. SO p. in, conducted
by the president of the league, V. II
v hit me m. Everybody welcome.
Cm acH of ths Hood Bhupuk no Mousey
avenue nud Ureen Ridge street. Trinity
Sunday. Litany, s p in ; morning prayer,
holy communion and s'rmon, 10 Ml) uu
day school, '.' HO, Young People's society,
0.4S; evening prayer and sermon, 7.;UI. p.
in. Music at th. oonsecrntiou services
will be repeated. Alt state free. Ail we:
come.
v ash hi ag Brann PaBSBTTinian
Ciifui'H Services will be held in Si.
David's bull. North Mnlu Avenue, at 10. in
a. nVa and "..'lop. m ; llible ch ol nt 18;
Christian Endeavor union, 4 p. m . Young
Pe pie's society, 0,80 p ni All cordial.
welcome,
liKAi E Rnvoman Rnnoofai Ununx u
Uorning prayer and sermon at io no a. m.
Subject, - The Becond Pilhir of the Church;
'Fellowship,'" Acts 3; 48. Bvenlngorayer
and sermon, 7.30 p. es, Bnbject, "TnoOld
Paths," ,)eie. ll; hi Youug Peonle'i. Soci
ety of Christian Bedeavor at n.aop. m.
Sunday school at the closu of the morn
il ; erviOS. Strangers cordially wel
c. mi d. S'ats free. Rev. (i. L. Aldrich,
pastor.
Alt. Sauls Cllflu'lt Pine street near
Adams aviuue itev (ieorge Y. Powell,
pastor, lervici tomorrow at lu.30 a. m,
theme, "Are We Responsible For ur Re
ligious Belief; Csn Wi All llo'deVe Alike'
MOp, m , theme, "The Ascension of the
Siul Into Immortal Lite." You are wel
come. second I'hksiivtkiuan CbOKM Bev
Charles E. RoUoeon. IX D., pastor. S-r
vices 10 80 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. The pastor
w ill preach iu tbe evening i n "ilou
Shall We Viw Wdtnan's Snffrage from
the Christian Standpoint." All seats free
iu the evening. All WOlOOBM at all h.t
vices.
TlllMTY EVAXI.EI.Ii AL CKOBORi Llttie
England. I'reachiog, 10,80 a.m. and 7 45
p.m. Sunday school, - p.m. Rev. James
tOOVill will 0 induct the preaching srrv
leer, which will be tbe leginiiing of a
.i Ties of evangelistic reviv.il meetings
rh.o i.Ya::geiit is un earnest worker, ilu
and hear him.
PuiM EUrrpn Ciitntn Pastor T. J.
Colliuswill preach Sabbmh at In. .10 a. ttV
and 7.30 p. m. Morning ter non, snoihet
In tha series of "Proi le iral History."
The sermon in the evening snothsf n the
sries of "Pilgrim's Protress."
CBOSOR or Christ. :'cietist Spen.'cr
huiluing. 510 Adams aVMSe, llible lessen
a lo..) a. m. nud church service at 7:30 p
m. D. N. Mi Kee. spe iker. All are wel
come. Seats f i te.
laCXBtm SmriT Bait 1st Clll'ticil-The
pastor will preach in the morning OS
"Israel's Deliverer," and In the evening n
address before the YoOOg People's BsneVO
lent union of the church. Services: Prayer
meeting of the Youug i'eople's linVont
anion at 8.18 a, m., preaching 10.80 a m.
and Bp. ni. Sunday SCfeOOtj " p. m Seats
ire all fr a,
Fiust Pltr.sHYilKtA.N ( ii nn a fiev.
James McIksi, 1j. D . pmtr.r. Ilivine set-
WEAK MEN your attention
) f.'.M.r.h T' TIIK
ii
Gray's Specific Medicine
IF YOU SUFFER iroiuN-r
teW'isM urn tust rom
billty, weftknon ff lVxIy MM MUA, LeWBsV
lorrufsV nnd Impf'tnnry. and a!) mftMaW that
ari' friim ov-ir iii(lulffnr,' and mt itiua, im
Uoasnl of Mftiiury and t'uM-ur. DtaMMM f Vii
I'-ti, 'rt -in.it uro Old Asf" and many h(rdh
UA'i That lend to InMkOity or t itmimpttoii
and tnottUTjfravf, writifr a paMphifl
Addrr-w Qmkt MI DI' INF. CX).( Buffalo.
N. T Tho Hpociflc MfdiWw ia w ld by all
diUfftfiaU At $ pr pa' lui.-. Off '1 packa."'
tor IS.or nt Iff Bnl n NMOlpI -f in"iiy.and
kfltl) trtrf ftn nrd WE GUAHATFf;
ir or mofioy rt'iuritii
r-f f'n armntit 01 routitcrfHtu wo havt
Riiopt'd tho V-llnw Wrapp- r, th- uuly (ft.-nn-Inc.
hold Iu Hcranton hv Mitttlifwt i rot
DUPONT'S
MINING, Ill.AHTINn AND sroHTINf)
POWDER
gennenntttreiat the Wapwaitoeee Mill, i.u-
r.orne reiinty I'n., and at Wil
nttngtia Uislawsro.
HENRY BELIN, Jr.
flenernl Auent for thu Wyoming IHitrlet,
i8 Wyoming Ave., Scranton Pa
nurd National Baal Bnlhtlng
Anrxrurs.
TFIOH FORD. PIMston, Ps.
jHN n I vi rui a BONiPlrraouUi, ra
K W. Ml'l.l.lUAN. WOkm Hurre. Pa.
Aeent lur thn llepauno Cheiuloal Com
pari', ' High gsploslval
Ladies Who Valuo
a refined complexion muntnnc Pononl'R Pow
der. It produces a unit and beautiful Hkln.
and Igor iiuirii;
NatsrsaiVanMotlX
r ,. '- it r n,l.ui..u
t.-uuhy, te nuri-ly cuml hy INbAPO. Urn urint
lllmlnu ftcmedy. With nrllUo ailSallSwawa .Soldtf
il A I I III.WH UlUB.,PruKKlU, 8 r run toa, Pa.
"sanwatsssi
. . - -- - --- . .v. uiiuuimviiiuiiiuuiiiia u. um.ijiniiuiii;n
hoot It AnTSoroggrrtorphysloisncanpBlltnpfor yoo,as0TrjrytliliutljplrtlaarMl3li:ipl. Al)
3Li Zl . T.y "i.u."; iiiiiuiioi mo roraoc7irom no oireot or snviso you
frisnrts toUonoiiflnryna reenlTOtheroi)pnn(liofitha, there Is no hfimbiig rjnrflscSDUon. Butroi
... , . ....... ,lln..n .. nrtahA Ikkwuu
can idoas you ploaaesboni tlilo. Oor7..poDUBrs)fiStily0onnnentil.sMfllir
ftonJaenvolopo. Bnolo)Blauipl( oonvonlentll.M.Unnirertorii. Bog Al.n.All.lon iSlrh
vice, 10.80a, m., and 7.30 p. m, Tha pas
tor will preach both morning and even
ing. Subject of even in;; dldcourse, "Johu
Knox."
St. David's Episcopal Church Corner
of Main and Juckson utreets. Preaching
morning and evening by the rector, Dr.
M. H. Mills, All welcome, mm; , free.
HoWAKU PI.ACK AfKICAN METHODIST
Episcopal t iiuhcii Hev. C. A. Metier,
pastor. Quarterly meeting: Lovefeaat and
breaking of breud at 10.U0 a. m. ; preaching
at 8 p. in. and 8 p. in. The paator will be
assisted by Hev. 0L Abury, D.D., the pre
aldiug elder of Pittsburg district.
Things Not Exchanged.
"I Wal Btttiiding," said a woman, "at ,the
perfumery counter of one of the Twenty
third street shops when a young woman
of Hood appearance accosted tho clerk, ask
ing for nn exchange for some urticlo from
which she proootdod to tnko oil the wrap
ping paper, It proved to be a toothbrush,
and, somewhat interested, I watched the
Interview, The clerk called n floor walker
and stilted the rSQUOSt to him.
"He took tho brush reluctantly, glancing
nt the otis torn. sr who proffered it. 'I bought
It for my uncle,' she luustciiud to say, 'and
when lie tried it tho bristles loosened and
some came out..' 'So it has been tried?'
said the floor wnlker, with u qufczicul
glance In my direction. 'Oh, yea,' artlessly
replied the young woman, 'ha tried It bo-
fore ho found It would not suit.'
" 'Well, madam, would you like to think
that any of those brushes there from which
you want to select another had been in
Somebody's mouth on irialr'
The young woman looked mortified.
Evidently she had not thought of what she
Was asking; without another word she
reached for the brush and turned away,
walking so rapidly It Is doubtful if she
heard the Hour walker call after her IS she
did, to try SOaklag the brush In cold water
before using.' Then he turned to the rest
of us, 'The llrm likes to accommodate, but
it has to draw the lino at tooth brushes
whose use has been confessed.' " Her
Point of View in New York Times.
i in .1.. Rali Mm. i to Bind,
In nil probability eels lay eggs, Just M
do nearly all other Babel, The only differ
ence is that they detioslt them In the WM,
Instead ol in fresh water. It u believed
that the mother eel die soon after she hai
I pawned. For a couple of OOOturlM past
efforts hare been made by eminent ecion-
tiflO men to discover the organs of gel .ora
tion in male nud female wis. It is only
io.ssible now to discover the dllTerenco la)
IV SUB tjio sexes by miero-.coplc examina
tion. About RfteeU )ears ago the OBlO-
brated Or Vlrobow, of Berlin, published
an adysrtlsomsnl for a lemala ed bearing
egg offering considerable prise forthi
anecluMn,
Within a short time the advertisement
iras oopisd all over buropa, and the herr
doctor received .such an enormous quantity
of eels In packngis that thu ..Il ur IsiMine
quito serious. So many llions.tu.l pounds
of the very perishable article were con
signed to him that it was an Imixirtant
question how to get rid rf the material,
and one of the comic paper suggest d that
perhaps it would bo well if bo should make
a regulation requiring all samples to he
sent smoked. New York.Suu.
R.i Ra Ra
DADWAY'S
ll READY RELIEF.
I i ll is 1 1 I.n M arOBXTKKNAL I 1st,
In using m aVeinee to stop pain, we should
avuMauehii iullirt injury on th" vtinv
tipium. slarnhlae, Chnroronn, Kthsr,
ealnn and I Lloral Stop I s o by dnstroylDS
tbn sunse of psrreiiHi.ii, th patl.ot losing
lbs p-er ef feellna This U oi'Xt dsetra
tive praetle . n u,s the lymptonM, shnt
np. nnd. insuisd -f reinori ig tVOMS, Waahe
diKii ihns'.omx'r. llvsr sad lose!., an1, ll
r..-i tinned In for s length of tuns, kits the
nerv. and produrm liesl nr genml ptrsly
Is Thn tsno no-'esjitv for nst .( tlivi umer
tln agents whw r-ltlerem"dy 1k" It kD"
WAY'S READY RtUKf "ill stoetbsaviat
excru'-utlng ps'n antafcsr itlioot nntsillng
ths lea.t lU'ignr. In either Infant or silult
it Instantly sioim thu m t larsciaUng
pains, sllsyi laflsmmstlon snd cures e ngsi
tloru, wlfftmir .if th . Luii. ftneseeh, ilow
iia .ir other gi iid. or mi-nms ssanibranee
K B MPUAINS, I Rt IsHs, BAt'RACBI,
PAIN IN TIIK CIlliST OR Slum. IU All
A i UK. TOOTHAI Bt OR ANY OTHER
PAIN. ; t'-.- .t t llk ms .; -.aatuf
inn the pain to InsUutly stp.
CUBES AND PRIYBMT8
Co!ds,Cough3, Sore Throat,
Inflaramation, Bronchiti3,
Pneumonia, Asthma,
Difficult Breathing,
Influenza,
Itheunisdiln. Neuralgln, Srlallea, l.um
hag", Snrlllng of thr JalatSj I'slns
in Baeft, '"si nr Li as ha.
The sppllrsttnn nf the UKAI'Y Hi: I. IKK to
he part or parts whers tlu itlfflenlty or pain
lists will IT r l i w and eonifort
ALL INTF.ltN Al. I' A INS. PA INS IN BOW
ELS nit roMACH, i itAvr. hi asms,
fOUli STOMAI ll, N.M'SIA VoVIIIMI.
HRAHTbURN, NinvofsNK.ss, SLEEP
LKrWHWS.BirR IIEAIAiTIE,HIAl:RM"EA,
( i iU ' , 1 1. AT' I. KM Y, KAIN I I Mi sI'Kl.l.rl
are relieveil In... sully and ipiiekly enrsil by
ink eg Inttreaily s hair t leaaneenral of
toady Rebel hi ..r , tumbler of wat r.
Mril.'iria,
Chills and Fever, Fover
and Ague Conquerod.
Thnrn in nut n rfiiv llnl niront In the world
inal .III saaa saJ t ibJ ll . I
i ."i ... i iwi '. i ,i(U", r i J J sell "iiut
' : in :i ,i . otbtf ' "M. mM"1 h
K .iIuuv'h l iilt. w tiinlcy nn lUi'ht ny'n ll-wly
ifi fi.
Prloe 50c. pir bottle. Sold by Druggists.
AOWAY'S
PILLS,
For Ihe curs or nil rtlanrders of the Stnm-
ueii, Llrsr, Davela, Kldaersi BavMar, Ner-
v us HUensea, I1ailiic)ir, Constlpat Inn,
Ceetlveneas, Inalgeeeloa. it. iiu. Ml
lioi.nrns, Favir liillammntlnu rth Itnw
ais, Files nnd nil ilerstiitemeMts of the In
tirnst Vleaera I'ureiy vsgttshir, auu
tnlsing n nioroury, minerals or 1 1 . I IV
n I .linn s liltl'tli
I'rl. B'V. pn li.ii HoM br nil druggists,
or on reoolpt of rte will b sunt by m il.
Urn hoxo for One Dollar.
raiiwju a i;u. si wnrren Ht . ,v v.
WEAK MAN ckbe YOURSELF
SSim.lSa . 1 TWO WEEKS.
Why wutotlmri, nncyan.l health with "iloetojj,wuud')rful''ouro.
alls," Speeinc.i,tfi.,nhon 1 trill send I'UIkU tho pruo Iptlon or s
Bw ana noslllvo remedy for the prompt Wtlrin cure of
Lost Slonliood, Nlfflitly Urnlsslonil, h'orVous We&knnwi in
O 111 Of Yfir.nj' nfl. -llfle.....l lmnntnnV. nnA In iIum,...,
'BtnntedorTOna. Cures In TwotVoehs. i sonil fhS prrscri
.... t.. . . 1 . , . -
3sjl1l
SUPERLATIVE
The uliovo brands of flour can be had at any of the following merchants,
who will nccopt TrrTrUURI n.oun coupon of 'Si oneaoU one hundred pounds
of flour or .10 on each barrel of flour.
r-eranten I". I' PriOS, Washington svona 1 1
Hold MsdaJ Prsnd.
Duninore K p I'rn-e, Hold Medal Hrand.
Dnnmore-F I Manlsy. SuiwrUtivo Hrsnl.
Hyde I'nrk Cm son I hi via, Wanhliurn Ht.
Hold Medal BianrI; J. M.pii a Hears, Msiu
avenue, Bttnej latlvn Iirsnd.
Breeo Bldae a Lgiwnoer.Uotd stsoalBrsnd
.1. T Nf II .1.. Si rlnllvn
STovidsnee' "Feansr A Chappall. jg Main vo-
nne, Kuin rliitivn Hraudid. J (lillotpi, w
Jt .rke'. stroet. Jo!d M l . 1 brand
Oljrphenl James Jordan, inperlsUve Brand
Pecfcvllln-Hhntr. r A K. In r HniHTlstlva
'erinvii ('. ii Winters Co Sunaralatlva
Arohhald-JoueH. S iniM .ii :.. . II .M .!!.
CarlHiiiilals -R. s. Chirk. Oold Med il Hrand.
nqnasaais i tv, roster at us. uom Medal
MlUookll M II I. IV. lie
J
tnnt tin rr.
worse. Scults wnulil form over tho sores and then dry out until tlicy would
enn k and POD Open, showing a watery matter. My i-kin wns all like s dry
wrapper. It felt us though it h.vl dried on mo. The scales were so had that
they would collect in the bed and have to be shaken out. It was about this time
Nhal I commenc-d usui;' e B. B. 1 wits so bad that I w:w ashamed tn take my lint
off Derore a neighbor. I bid used Bvi bottlej of another medicine without uotlciuc
aiiy cfT i-l; but when I commenced lo take B. B. B. tho son s came out thicker
than before, and they htirned like fire; they were inunenno blotches of Cre tliat
would bun. so I cmild not sleep, Tho way they burned and itc 1 can not be
, 1 ,"'V, n00M nWJ ever know from cxtKjricnco. Tho only relief I
could get win from washing the sores w ith some 5. B. B. r
I stuck to the medicine and was on the fourth bottle Is fore I could see that I
was really better, although 1 km w that it was Mtcr to get s u b rottenness out of
my Hood than to have it stay t!.-re. I did tav once that I wished 1 hud m ver
commenced takim: B. B 0.. but my wifd smHiraged me. and bnlay I thank ber
for Uio advice, for 1 am in nod health now. and 1 doht believe 1 ever would have
been with my blood in such a condition as it w:is.
My eralp now H cku nnd QaW of all ssbJ and letter, ami on my body there
firo only small spots t . show where the a .res wi re, and these spots are free from
scales. I 00 lint doubt but that the cur.: will D8 perfect.
I am now on the sixth bottle and will take more until every ppot Is cone I
firmly believe that BuMo-k BlooJ B,ttn will curi the Wot,t ,:i.'r I. r f the bloisl.
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broke out on my bead, and every winter it would
(nine out as a sort of tetter and luiikc srulr-a all over
my hand. I have not been fro,, from It a tingle
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