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Thb Rmsl id unth.irltles, as tbey
huvs rpeite lly done, have been with
holding information m to the ravage
of the cholera in that country, and
with the usual results. The plague
has been spreading until it has In
vaded a lartfe portion of the empire
tnd is rapidly approaching the western
borders, tlirnatenlnif; adjacent conn tiles
In that direction. However Inexcusa
ble such neglect of duty may be, it
only serves to emphasize the Impor
tance of moro stilct watchfulneM on
the part of our own authorities.
There Is a large distance between tlio
United States and Russia, where the
cholera prevails so extensively to day
but it requires little time for the pes
tilence to overcome that distance and
assert Itself hore unless such measures
are resorted to as will keep it at re
spectful distance.
Vote for your favorite toucher,
"Tub Mall aticl Express, of New1
York, in sneakinir of tho future of Uie
Heading Utilroicl, says: The presi
lent of the Reading Itatlrovl, Mr. A.
A. MeLeod, in ten lerlug ills resigna
tion of that responsible place, frankly
give as his remoa his bellf tlint the
financial assistance needed by the
oompauy will not be accorded so long
m he contluup- hs its president and
receiver. Mr. Mi-Laod' frankness
does bim credit. It Is only just, to
add that, had he succeeded in earry
log out the plan which he elaborated
for making the Reading system one of
tji greatest and most productive in
the country, he would have been
hailed as one of the able.-t railroad
financiers of U day, and there hie
many who believe he would have suc
ceeded but for the sudden complica
tions in the money market, arising
out of the heavy shipments of gold
and the consequent extraordinary
Inoreaee in the rate of interest. We
make the prediction that the time will
come when Mr. McLeod's plan will
he appreciated as a master stroke of
business policy, and it is not impos
sible that that plan will still be car
ried out and be its own juftluVation.
THE BAKER BALLOT LAW
A Recommendation That It be
Amended.
ME PORT OF JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.
The Teit of the Amendments I'iujhuim!
In tin. ltffpnrt ftiilimlttfil In the finnan
lit lliirrlslittra; A I'rtltlim rrenmiteit
Ashing rnr the Amiiilmont of the llriilee
Company's Churter nt ltusliin.
HaHrisbcko, April 8. The senate cham
ber presented a very dreary rtppeainnce
yesterday, as there was nothing going on
In that brunch of the slate legislature.
The house, however, was busy enough Ui
make up for both itself and the senate, and
taking all in all, much life was exhibited
about the capitol.
Mr. Zulluk, of Northampton, started the
dayV proceedings by-presenting a petition
from the citizens of Boston, asking the
luulnlature to annul a bridge company's
cluirtcr. The company operates tho bridgo
over the Delaware between Eauton anil
I'liilijisburg, N. J., and It is said must by
h charter make the bridge free when Its
rnmings amount to a certain per cent, of
it capital. Th'js limit has been reached.
Dills were reported from committee as
follows:
Senate- Relative to the setting aside of
VL-rdicts. (Neatlve recommendation.)
Tho senate bill declaring it to be a mis
demeanor for nny person to give or take n
bribe for political puipoes was reported
negatively.
Dr. David Kennedy's
II BEST mm MEDICINE.
SKKATOn G011I.V.
Mr. Cessna, of Bedford, reported favor
ably from the judiciary general committee
a bill amending the Baker ballot law. It
giveB regular parties or bodies of citizens
which have held slate conventions for llvu
years the right to official ballots, alt) ih
tliey may poll less than 3 per cent, ol the
highest vote at the last election. Certifi
cates of nominations for state ollk shall
be filed with the secretary of tin' common
wealth forty-flve days before tho election,
Hied
It Is well known that Stone In the Bladder, Crave',
Kidney Disease, Diabetes, Gout, Rheumatism, Dys
pepsia and Nervous Prostration, have a common
origin, viz., EXCESS of URIC ACID in the BLOOD.
GIVEN UP BY THE DOCTORS.
I. was afflicted with Inflammatoty Rheuma
tism for 1 5 years, so severe that I was sup
posed to be crippled for life. I doctored
un uie uesi pnysi
cians, but continued
to grow worse, and
had given up all
hope of recovery.
About five years
ago I was induced
to try a bottle of
tN Dr. David Ken
nedy's Favorite
Remedy, made
5 at Rondout, N.
Y. It gave
me relief at
once, and after
using several
Have felt no Rhematism
for three years or more and consider myself
permanently cured. I can not say too much
for this wonderful medicine in transforming
me from a suffering cripple to perfect health.
E. P. Tayer, East Nassau, N. Y.
I can vouch for every word Mr. Tayer has written as he
lives neighbor to me and I sold him the Favorite Remedy.
M. U. MELLIUS, Merchant, Nassau, N. Y.
BRIGHT'S DISEASE CURED.
My daughter was stricken with Bright's Disease. Her
ankles, feet and eyes were terribly swollen. Four phy
sicians attended her, but her life was despaired of. A
mother's love surmounts all difficul
ties, and I determined to try Dr.
David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy,
made at Rondout, N. Y. One
by one the well known symptoms of
the disease left her. Words cannot
express my gratitude and I earnestly
recommend this great medicine. My
daughter's recovery was due entire-
1 MitTM-ml Intensely fmrn
Liver Complaint i could not walk without stt..
slid to this (ley no pum of the ugly thing ban an
I can speak In tho hlKhpt terms of Favorite EUimwfy
a Medicine? Rev. T. W. Hill, Pastor Method 1st
13. r. Tayor,
bottles was cured.
Miss Kempton.
ami nomination papers must be
,i.;4. ..I..L .1. .... luyn,.u a1..!nn
.wl other certificates and papers must be ly to Favorite Remedy, which was the only medicine
with county commissioners forty-five en after her case was abandoned by the physicians.
c. imrby-eigtib uhvb ueiure mid eiwuiuu. ah
objections to the validity of certificates or
natters except those tor legislature and con
gress must bellied iu the court of common
That Favorite Remedy possesses extra
ordinary potency alike In nil these maladies
Is evident from the following statements!
KIDNEY COOT PLAINT.
TCliltlftV anil LlVor fTrmirilnliif 1 fntil
gerlDK. Defore I hail used the nerond bottle ot Dr. Kennedy's i
f avorite ncmedy i was ruuy n-stortHi to neaitn.
w. J. Comstock, . Lincoln 8t., Auburn, K. T.
NllllVIIIIS I'KIISl'llA'IKW. I m troubled
with nervous prostration, imlpltatlon of the Iwart, and
dullness. Was very weak and at spells could hardly drug
myself about the house. I began the use ot Dr. Kennedys
Favorite Remedy, and was soon restored to health and
strength. Mrs. Murgarct Dooley, Union Ave., Rondout, N. Y.
I..A tlKIPPE. A well-known physician writes that he
knows ot nothlnx that builds n person up so quickly and per
manently after suffering from J . OniFt-E as Dr. Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy.
CIIArVfJKOF '.IF13. An eminent physician says ot
Favorite Remedy "It affords protection from attacks that
ortidnate In Change of Life lwyond that of any known medi
cine." CANCIStt. Ten years an I had a cancer removed from
my lip. I then begau ' n-- ne of Dr. Kennedy's Favorite
itumeuj
neareri.
ah a nlnnd
unurcn, Accord, n. y.
COKSTIPATIOff. 'Tor years I have been troubled
with constipation. I tried many remedies which gave me only
temporary relief. Last faU I iiecame so diseased that I had a
severe attack of chills and colic ; I tbon determined to try Dr.
David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, which gave me perma
nent relief uuu I am better now than I have been In years."
- Mrs. D. Ruger, Medusa, N. V.
rKIWAI.lJCOMPI.AlVr. I was an awful sufTerer
from troubles common to mj Hex t four physicians prescribed
for ine. but I grew worse, until I began the use of Dr. Ken
nedy's Favorite llemedy. To-day I am a wtll woman, duo en
tireiy to tue use or r avoriie rtcmeuy. ...
lire. W. J. Anderson, Bruyn St., Kingston, it. V.
The hint tvHl ot the rharncler r u preiiarri
tion Is wlinl'N said of it at liotuv.
lir. Kennedy's Fnvorito Itemed) lino
grown Htviidily ill itai"H tor 20 jclira, mill in
lo-illly tliu most ItMutl iiieiliclllu ill (ho llust
erit States.
ICVlEIflA. My skin and Ixxly was covered with blotches
which wero very sore ana imuiul and Itched terribly. Dr.
Keuuedy's Favorlto Remedy was reoommondeil. I com
menced ualntf It and beforo 1 hud used the fourth bottle I was
completely cured. S. J. Arnold, Rochester, N. Y.
For ycuro n sufferer from Neuralgia, I
It Is Htnce l oegau tuo uao ot ur.
it's also tuo ueat mcuiciue tor
A KNOWN SOLVENT for STONE in the BLADDER
Nature's Antidote for URIC ACID.
It Strikes at the Root, IMPURE BLOOD.
In Bright's Disease, Chronic, Kidney or1 Liver Com
plaints, acrotuia, Salt Klicum, and Sick Headache, lii
Is a well known cure. For all the Ills nntl sicknessdj
peculiar to women, It's a real blessing.
CURES THE LITTLE ONES AS WELL:
My little grand daughter had eczema the worst wayf It ,!
lii X Ut :3 In
a is
ivi:uer.r.t:iA
have tint irnnwn whnt.
Kennedy's Favorite Itemedy.
Liver troubles, as my family can testify
Jirs. j a. jiicwiiiiums, i
South St., Sllddletoivn, N, Y.
TIIc: KI AIini'.ll. "When
t cureil of catarrn
1v' Favorite Item-
euy, and it cured me, thus saving my life,
OATAIlItH OP
about to give up in despair of (?ver ticlng curetl of Catarrh
or tne Bladder, I tried Dr. David Kenned;
-F. r.
'ouhkeepsle, N. Y.
MYhPKPSIA. Dr. Kenneily's Favorlto nemody li an
bont8t preparation and will do all thnt to claimed for It. "I
vnis n sufferer for years with Dyspepsia and Kidney Com
plaint. Favorlto Remedy cured me.1'
Wm. Huston, Weehawken, N. J.
SAI.T Kiar.JJM. "I know whereof I speak,
av Dr. Kennedy's Favorlto rtcmnriv ia a nnalllr. .
salt KUeuin, Kcsenia, Pimples, Bulls, trlcers and Sores. Itcured
when t
cure for
Mrs. Laura A. Kempton, West Rutland, Vt,
If you are suffering from effects of
a posit
mo of an nloeratod sore leg." Mrs. Hodsdon, Haverhill, N. n.
IJUJBRS. Mrs. Annie Barton, Catttill.N.Y., says "Dr.
David Kennedy's Favorlto Remedy Is the best medicine
known for purifying the blood, for It cured my Inwlwnd of
running Dlctraof tnulc-gwhnscUlod physicians failed to do
him any good."
OISAVBIj. I was troubled with Gravel and Catarrh
of the Bladder. Tried several doctors but got no relief.
Finally I used Dr. Kennedy's Favorite. Kemedy. The result was
marvelous. After using a tctv bottles I was entirely cured.
8. N. Arnold, Rochester, N. Y.
ItCKJ3IATIS?I. "Our daughter liadSclatlo Rheuma
tism i was helpless for monUis , was advised and used Dr. Ken
nedyto Favorite Remedy, and in a short while was entirely
cured of this disease. " L. 21. Sauford, Des Molues, la.
For Bale anil recommended hy all druggists.
$1 bottle; G for $5.
she was a mass of running sores from her cars around
the entire neck to her cheeks. My
wife gave her Dr. Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy in small doses, and what was
the result ? To day the sores have all
disappeared, the skin is smooth and
clear, and she is fat and rugged and
as bright as a silver dollar.
I suffered myself with gravel and sleepless,
ness, could get no treatment, physicians or
otherwise, that helped me. I commenced to
use Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, and from the
experienced reuei, anci to-aay am a well man.
Yours in F. I,. & T.,
J. E. l'ALMATEER, Athens N. Y
WIFE HAD FEMALE COMPLAINT
HUSBAND STOMACH TROUBLES
Mr. Shultis writes: " I was troubled
my stomach, food breaking up sour i
eating would wake up nights with a burn
1 i'c-1 c nrl frtolinrr flint ,1 1 1 C. 1 l. j
uioviv.jji,u ivutig una uldUC 111C clllllUSt llUM
bearable. Reading of Dr. David Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy, of Rondout, N. Y.. J'j
tried it, and before I had finished the thir-f
bottle I was cured. But the greatest blessing
was the cure it performed for my wife, who,)
was troubled with
sickness , com
fa v
TT r Til It if T r f iHfli MI iMTlMfTI T ittOTi
"msmaw 7 a r a
i VJffJAW-' 1 II I H l il I B 1 -ft"
Kr ' 7 i ' i vi
v m
mon to all
women. She
could hardly
drag herself
about the
house; noth
ing helped her
until she used
Favorite
Remedy. In a
short while
shebegantopic'
Up 111 Health and Mr. ami Sirs. Jnmos W. ShnUIs.s
strength and is a well woman to-day. I be-
lieve had it not been for Favorite Remedy!
she would now be in her grave." . J
James W. Shultis, Woodstock, N. Y,(
sons, use ut. icii"heluy ornvurysn
REMEDY.
Thb declHiou of Judge Tait in the
Ann Arbor ease will give mora clearly
bit idea of the rlehts ot capital and
labor than heretofore, as it defines
more elearl y than has yet been done
hit Idea of the nature of the relations
that bold between em ploy ere and
employ w. That It will lead th a
broader and iutler discussion, and,
necessarily, a broader and fuller com
prehension of the object, is already
apparent, and it Is well that such will
be the ease, for wheu the law deflu
itely defines what is and what la not
conspiracy on the part of labor unions
and of the rights of railroad or other
corporations, there will be an end to
many of the disturbances which have
resulted In the demoralization of
bniineM, immense peeuuiary lote
to employers and employes, nntl, not
QDfreountly, In the loan of life, as iu
the Homeatead eae.
Minister Lincoln lllds I'Hrnwt ll..
LoMro.N, April 8. Hon. Robert T. Lin
coln, the United States minister, has al
ready formally bails farewell' to tli queen,
having done so at a Ktate dinner given by
lier majesty at Windsor casUe prior to her
departure for Italy. Mrs. Lincoln and
Miss Lincoln sailed from Southampton for
New York to-day.
Developments in the almost forgot
tn killing of John A. Clayton, Repub
lican OMUdidate for (Junerege in a
southern Arkansas district in 1SS0,
ustain the accusation of the Itepubli
can press at the time that it was
political assassination of a piece
with the shotgun, knife and lash
policy in wide spread vogue among
southern Democrats. But the bene
H clary of this soulless slaughter has
ervtd outliis term, the country has
confirmed his party's lease of power,
and what are you going to do about it?
Shot lty Her Husbsuid.
BnooiJLYN, April 8. Mi. Wilhelmina
Kranks, of 320 Wythe avenue, Williams
burg, whs shot by her husband yesuiday
at their home, Mrs. Kraults was removed
to the hospital and tlie husband ai rested.
It is not known how dangerously the wom
an is injured, nor thecauseof thehubband's
act.
THE KIND
THAT CURES!
1HE Nf XT MORNINQ I rCCL BRIGHT AND
NEW AND Mr COMPLEXION IS SETTER,
doi-tor says it acts gently nn ths sloniMsi,
itver snd klilni-vs. and i a j,l-i.-sAnt laitativ& This
drink is roa.le from iierhi and . prepared ibr uss
as easily as u-a. Itin(-all
MHE'S MEDIGIHE
All drm.'i.itft'-en It at urulliaiiaolcSKe. lfyoa
caunotg. n f it'i ..'ir.l ir. -a f. rafiea sample.
Lane's I'nmllr !leilli-in moves the bowels
orhday, In 'r-l'-rt t 'ii'iiy tiiii li nC'-esaai
AlldrtasOilATtili V lttAlllJ LElWV.N.
as we liava restored thousunds t o rubnst benltl- uid
WE
beamed in accoliiafce with "sections two LaGrippe, run down from nervous mental
7: strain, overwork or the changing sea
to the county commissioners tho official lists
sixteen days instead of ten days liefore
election. The sheriff is exempt from giv
ing uotice of city elections. The ballots
shall no longer contain the residence o tho I
candidates. One set of ballots only are to
l furnished voters. AH ballots and cards
of Instruction must be sent to the voting
places on the Saturday before the elections.
Mr. North offered a resolution creating a
committee ot five to investigate the alle
gations made in the newspapers reflecting
upon the honesty of members in the legis
lature iu connection with the Penrose bill
to alwlish the Philadelphia public buildings
commission. The resolution was adopted,
and the speaker appointed as the committee
Messrs. North, Boyer, Lytle, Skinner and
Kcame.
Mr. North asked that he be excused from
serving on the committee, he having intro-
ducod the resolution and being somewhat
in the position of a prosecutor. He did not
want to have the least suspicion go abroad
that the report will not be a lair one.
Speaker Thompson then .modified his
committee, making Mr. Boyer chairman
and Mr. Butterfleld a member In place ot
Mr. North.
Mr. Kunkel offered a resolution provid
ing for tbe printing in pamphlet form of
2," 00 copies of the Giles tax bill for distri
bution to members and citizens. There is
a great demand for the bill from all parts
of the state, and the resolution was adopted.
Mr. Losch arose to call up bis resolution
to investigate the electrio light trust in
I hihvdelphla, but before he could make a
motion to that effect Mr. Lytle moved to
adjourn.
Mr. Losch claimed that he had the floor
and had not yielded it, but tbe speaker de
cided that Mr. Losch had ceased to hold
tbe floor when he called up the resolution
and failed to make a motion to take it
from the table. Mr. Losch served notice
that be would demand a yea and nay vote
on the motion to adjourn, and this caused
considerable anxiety, as it was feared there
was not a Quorum present. The vote
showed ll yeas to HO nays on the motion
toadtoiirn. but the hour for adjournment
had arrived, and the house adjourned under
the rules.
To Bsuuih the Senate Next Week. ,
Iabrisburo, April 8. Next week the
bill making an additional appropriation of
0",000 for tbe World's Jfair board to com
plete the state's exhibit will reach the sen
ate, when tbe greatest fight on the bill will
take place. Lieutenant Governor Watree
and Senator Gobin, the president pro tern
of the senate, are with members of the
World's Fair board, but tbey are not
agreed upon the appropriation. The lieu
tenant governor favors It, but Senator
Qr bin is against it, and thus the contest
will open with tbe chances about even lor
the passage of the bill.
Tired TStre KslUU jMt Mr ady.
Moaucr, Mich., .April 8. Oeoca dag
ger was riding with bis alllaneod, Uiss
Anna Mero, when they quarreled because
she refused to set the date for the wo.'iintj
Jaucer hot at her five times. Three hliula
took ellu t, and it is thought "he will die
Jaifger returned to the hotel uuJ -.Lot uita
tlf, probably fatally.
TW
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TO FIND A CUUE FOB
RHEUMATBSM, LUmBAQO, SCIATICA,
LIVER and BLADDER
COMPLABNTS, DYSPEPSIA, LAME-BACK, &e
W tt', DR. HAKDKN'S ELECTRIC BEID
with Electro niajrnelic StiMpeiH
Bory will cure fvltumu mealcllTe
all i ine RDoveirouuies. u mu wuu
nutTer from Nervous Debility,
Louses, Drnliift. Loftt Manlieofl
NervouiaoKit lecpleiu'sJ
Poor Memory, nil Female Comj
plaint, and ueuenil III henltHf
tho tjffot ts of abuses, excosse, worry
or exposure, will find relief and prompt
cure in our marvelous Invention,
which requires but a trial to convince
the most skeptical. luiKnoraneoof el
yourTHtem of nervo force and vitality
which is clcctrtcltyand thus
caused your weakness or look of force.
feels you mar have nn uly drained
If you reuiaoo into your system the
Biomeiivs iuus uihiucu. wihuii re re.
quired tor vigorous strength, you will
remove tho cause and health, strength
and vhjor will follow at once. This
ie our plan and treatment, and wo
ffunr.imee a cure or refund moner.
Ouv 900 pngn book "TIT It EE CT.AflSESOF MEN." should he read toy every yoiinv
USED BY ALL ROOFERS!
ELASTIC . 'j
Buublier Cement I
For Slste, Tile, Tin or Iron Roots
Sold Id all size packages from lOpt uuUs op.
Pointing up and repulng all crack-j )otnt
7
shown l.jr hundrerts or oa-ws tlir..nirhout tljliandotlier Stntcs.wlio ould tihully testify, nnairvilumaor
01 vaom ire Have etrous letters bc-urinu toniiuiouy to meir recovery uier using our ic
Iror.nfter all otlier troatniunts foiled, as can be
mil
elt.
on Ml kinds ot roofs, and around ctiimi
conlnir stones, skvllehts. dormer .1ik1o
Kuiiera, wooa or muue worn, uimm.1 iiw i. v
hols. or any plnue to be made wat r t U i,l. j
t quttlledtor laying and beddlu? IjAI'K AX
TILE R(WFa, also copings. Tlv y w U m
leak or hecome loosened- It Is vi r uln n
sucks firmly to unvthlng, tormina ,i iuu, .i
leather-like skin over the top, will not i j.i u j
loosen from Joints or cracks, itimm- r r v- if
ter. This -cement needs no ruf "-i ii"p. It 1
stood the test for thtrty-Mto ye:trs, mil 11 i(
lalls to give perfect satlsfa-tun. It I- "j
most useful article a roofer can U ivj in
shop. Toe cement Is prepare.l re.mj for i
an is iu be aDOiled with atiowel uu i it I
moist by keeping oovered with mtn .
and will not set stiff or dry. Lolura, uronu
black. (KstabllHhed 1860 ) Aa.liL.44.
J. Q. HSTZEL. 59 Maine St., Neurit, N. .
HAVE CURED THE8E WE CAN CURE YOU!
KUEUMATIBX-IjOBT VIGOR,
mtBTOTJS DEBIUTT AND WEAKNESS.
Knf York CITT Octolior Mth, HOT.
1)8, A. T. SAHIieji, Bi-ar Sin Alioiittliree yearsaeo
3 puiobased r.ue or Tour eluctriobiUsfr tnarureot
nervous debility, vnlch 1 haiiinlta worut form and
-vrhich was undermining my health. Fir years I had
J offered from this LorriltTedebilLatlnfl: drain on toy vital
ones and I did not know v, hat ic was to have a good
MTttt I have been u vrpu
Sever ISO vKiirt u,.ii isw
tUvetridvvtfrythiii i .auti luurof.
Killed Drui. 1
BbATTLXVORi 1. 1 ' . '1
ler, of Keeue, K. U
EI. , a few days ago mid
Walter Tufts, a hurti-m'
la the death of lu:i
consequences
ind died.
' ,11 -Mill i ll i.
1 I b i 11 .1 l-'ul-,'
M Uu-iot, N.
had a flght with
r. which resulted
ulliT fearuiK the
ot hi-. ikcU, tut his throat
JOHN KIltKKV, 2ND,
MaNt-nu, N. Y.
Dyspepsia for20 Years!
TK1EI) EtRYTHINr
Yet 2 bottles wroughtl
A CURE.
NO FICTION, BUT THXriPH
DA91 Saesaiarii I A Co.,-
1 1 nuld War tiL fllvuaffi)!
3 tried Pajildtiit' pre, iiniioim, uttt could oIjUIoI
TO nf.Kfcf WEtJj (ir ym owing tol
DANA'S
sarsaparilla;
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liny JXtM;l'MlA WAS) Cl'ICKl.l
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itffbt's sleep, but in one month's time after UHlni
IV 1 reicamuen HruuK'-riiiiui uoia meuiiuijr
jriokUlTj and in a short time waa ent Irel v wt ll.
jBlnir tbe
auuphy-
foon truly.
II. SiufiLia, ST Bowery,
RHEUMATISM AKD LOST VIGOU.
BROOKLYir, N. Y.. October 25th, 1S93.
Imoomlbla
cane i or i
snn hum-.
enly a ihoitTiuia until the palm left mo and to-day
Cm a woji iiiuu, a wwsii H iuj vuii, wear or lur
tiers mltfht be & re turn, but 04 it has now boon four
irearsalnoejroa cured lae.cao iut ly eny ltlspermau
ot. A. K YOaa. Uusioa. Director. 9W fit. llurk'a l'iaco.
A fctuuiKif. xn-nr sir trour years ao i bui
Kuoh rain from rheumatism thnt at times it vmi
a for me to got arouud. and 1 always can led a
lupport, I usod your belt and t fit a relief la
. I irninedln u eilrht from thatdar and it won
I
Hsw Tory dm. rVrt. m ibm
T. 8AKnw, Dear Sir i Ioaartortto youfchM
Db. a.
theelt
whtnfa I a
I am a letter carrier, and the lotitfdaily tramp ni
hnsl etulrelv Gurud ma of rhrnimatlsmi ft-nm
which I auffered for Courteen yean almost continually.
eary In nur rounds, unto the time of o-ettinir tho hen
were paiufully bona thjroushwitii.butthanKstoyouc
wonderful Invention, 1 can now walk as well Ml erec
did, and wfU rfconimend yurtreatuaonttoallalflictd
The current hoe also hrouirkt haclcmy vigorinollser
wygasyooaidst would. Yours very truly,
JAME3 MAD. Pwry St.
GEEIIAL DEB1UXY. Jbc.
Ornci off B ARGENT SOS,
K rr Ooor8, kto Cahtuib, Maine. Feb. 37, Uftf.
Dr. A. T. Bamdjw, loar Sin I am Rlod to add my
ii utwui uMiniProTeu wonac
i iweivo uounuf oi ueQ, an
teioetleutaupetito. Tour
ale benefit U trie, and 1 take
our blt. My health
Iiavetraluea twelve poundiof flerth.audnowstecnwel
atnl have an exoelleut appetite. Tour epleudtd electrtcj
iH-lt with your rules pc Hualth" lian been a very valu
your belt.
pleruur iu roommendlng
metandltake pleruuri
Yours reti Dsiotrnllv.
WIL aSO. tUBCUSNT.
THE DR. SANDEN ELECTRIC BELT
Is n complete mUranla battery, made Into a belt so si to be easily worn during work or attest, and it
ajves sooUilag, pr tonuud currents which are Instantly telt thronshont aUweak parts, or we forfeit
SS.wOO. It baa an Improved Kleetrle Mnapenaory, the imtest boon ever given weak men.and
wo warrant it tn euro any of the above weaknesses, and foenlarjte shrunkun limbs, or parts, or Money
Itelnnded. They are jtraded Inst renttth to moot alt stages ' f weakness In young, mlddleUgedoroia
en. and will cure the worst casus in two or tares months. Address for full information. ' "
SANDEN ELECTRIC CO., 820 Broadway, New York.
To ITyo
Fast Colora
USE : PEERLESS : DYES !
sddresH for 'asm pie card. Bin IRA, Jr. Y.
opular Saloon,
DANA'S LIVER AND KIDNEY PILLS are9
(worth their weight In Gold. They areH
D. S. D.'. DANA'S DISEASE DE-sl
Ff STROTERS. Try a bottle al Cur risk, g
Dana Sarsaparilla Co., Belfast, Maine,
c.
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3 ai Wast Oak Street,
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FISHING
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SWALMS
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' We are headquarters lor J
Paint Brush, Window Brushei
Scrub Brushes, Spaaes,
Forks, Rak s, House Furnishmq
XjXsO-3TXJ
SALOON AND RESTAORAInI
36 Kast Centre Street.
Tun beat bear, ales, porter, vrbtsltles, brandl ,.
vrines ana naeat nisare aiwaya on nana.
ROBERT LLO D, Prop.