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EVENING HERALD
M4TA1ll,tailHt 1870.
Published every Kvening, Bxcept Sunday, at
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second class mall matter.
THtBPHONK CONNECTION.
"All the Hews That's Fit to Print."
Evening Herald
MONDAY, JUNE 88, 1807.
A "Paper" Hospital.
In view of recent developments in
connection with the hospitul, iille?el
to be erected near Mrtlintioy City, nnd
for which it is olaimed 8,00 liave
been siilrBerllied, the proceedings of
the legislature on Saturday furnishes
interesting reading. It will be re
membered that of the $8,(500, making
up the "roll of honor," it is asserted
that not one penny lias been, or was
ever intanded to be subscribed by
those whose names appear opposite
the respective amounts; that the pub
lication of the list, from day to day
in Senator Coyle's paper, was done
for the purpose of securing an appro
priation of $80,000 from the state
treasury and for what, we leave our
readers to infer.
When the bill appropriating $10,000
to tho above mentioned hospital was
readied on second reading in the
House on Saturday Mr. Voorheos said
he did not want to be inquisitive or
presumptuous, but lie would like to
know of tho centleiaen having the
..measure in charge whore this institu
tion is located. This brought Mr.
Gustavus Schrink, who ropresonts
the Fourth district and is sponsor for
tho bill in the House, to his feet with
the information that the measure was
prepared by Sonator Coylo and that
the hospital is to be located at Maha
noy City. This did not satisfy tho
representative from Philadelphia.Mr.
Voorheos, who called attention to the
fact that "the bill appropriates $10,-
000 for surgical instruments" for an
institution that has not yet been
built, and for which, he was reliably
informed, a site has not yet been se
lected, lie closed ills remarks with a
demaud for a roll call on the bill. Mr.
Schrink appealed to tho House to
pass tho bill on second reading on
promise to furnish more information
when it came up for anal passage.
"What tho promoters will do witli
tho $10,000, provided the Legislature
appropriates that amount, is prob
lematical. With not one penny yet
appropriated, by individuals or cor
porations, and a site to purchase, it is
reasonable to suppose that the "$10,
000 for surgical instruments" will be
added to the "roll of honor," and
still there would 1)0 no hospital.
Tlie project is a most worthy one,
and were it in other hands might
have received just recognition not
only at the hands of the Legislature
but the people of tlds section of the
county as well. An undertaking
built upon fraud, however, does not
deserve success.
bitioll, tutu write fcoes tii to Nay in
lmr eloar way, but lt us kt It I
within bounds ; let us see to it that
it hold a Just proportion to our live.
We need not let our talent lie idle,
nor neglect toinakethemostof them;
there i a place and a grand work for
them all. Hut let us keep their de
velopment forever subordinate to
luinle human duties usually to be
found at home.
With the "Holl of Honor" laid on
the shelf and a doubtful libel suit on
hid hands, the Senator from tills dis
trict is truly to be pitied. Add to
tli misfortunes a consulship that
looms up in the "great beyond." with
a Senatorial term that expires on Sat
urday, one can readily understand
the state of mind of our Senatorial
friend who has so successfully mis
represented this district. The people
can find consolation, however, In the
fact that it will be written ex-Sonator
with tho adjournment ot tho present
session.
"I was troubled with quinsy fur five years.
Thomas' Eclectrlc Oil cured mo. My wife mid
child had diphtheria. Thomas' Ecleetrlo Oil
cured them. I would not lie without It in
the house for any consideration." Itev. K. 1'.
Crane, Dunkirk, N. Y.
llcdiiccil ltnto to Snn l'rnnclsco.
Tho Pennsylvania llallroad Company an
nounce that, for tho Christian Endeavor
Convention to be held In San Francisco July
7 to IS, it will sell special ticket from all
point on Its system at greatly reduced rates.
These ticket will he sold June 27 to July 2.
and will ieruiit of step over at Denver and
point West, lieturnliig, passengers must
reach original starting point not later than
August 17, 1807.
For specific rates, conditions, and full In
formation apply to nearest ticket ngont.
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Chicago.
Largest package greatest economy. Made ouly by
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY,
BL Louli. New York. Boston. Philadelphia.
W. B. Johnson, Newark, O., nays, "Ouo
Minuto Cough Cure saved tny only child from
dying by croup." It ha saved thousands ol'
others suffering from croup, pneumonia,
bronchitis and other serious throat and lung
troubles. C. II. Ungeubuch.
Mirny Ciinillilnto For Governor.
Columbus, June 2S. AlthouRh til'
Democratic state convention does nm
meet until Wednesday, a half doxen of
the candidates for nomination for gov
ernor opened their headcinnrters here
yesterday. While John 11. McLean I.,
the recognized party candidate for sen
ator, his friends state that he does not
want a resolution of Indorsement. For
state ofllces there are more candidates
than ever before. Among the candi
dates for the nomination for governor
are: Ili.bert T. Ilouch, Paul J. Sorg.
D. D. Donovan, It. A. Smaller, J. M.
Van Meter. S. M. Hunter, A. W. Pat
rick, John C. Welty, Horace L. Chap
man, A. W. Thurtnan, J. J. Lenlz, Con
way P. Noble, John W. Winn, B. It.
Finley, James Kllbourne, F. C. Layton.
F. M. Merriott, John G. Heaves, Henry
T. Nlles and Frank Southard. The list
of candidates for other places is cor
respondingly large. It Is believed that
It. T. Hough, of Hlllslioro, a radical
free sllverite, will be named for gov
ernor.
c... i, ton enmn fur twenty and somo
Hir thirty yours havo suffered from piles and
then have been quickly and permanently
,n,i w l,ii, liAWItt'B Witch Hazel Salve,
tbc great remedy ior piios a"
skin dlsoasos. u. u. iiagcnoucu.
COST OF THE JUBILEE
Twenty-tlireo Millions Kxpandotl In
Hnnoi-tnic Queen Victoria.
London, June 28. With Saturday'
naval review off Splthead the Jubilee
festlvltltles practically ended. It was
the biggest week any country ever saw.
The ceremonies: and decorations ccStt
the British public not less than $10,000.-
000, while the loss of business by smaln
tradesmen Is estimated at $6,000,000,
and the cost to the government of en
tertaining guests and doing Its share
Is not less than $8,000,000.
The naval review Is conceded to have
been the most splendid demonstration
of the kind ever witnessed. The Prince
of Wales, representing her majesty, re
viewed a magnificent fleet of fbrelgn
warships, representing all the marl
time nations of the world, the proudest,
strongest and" swiftest of these craft
being the United States armored cruis
er Brooklyn, flying the flag of near Ad
miral Miller. The prrnce also Inspected
about SO miles of nrltlsh warships. In
which were 166 lighting ships of differ
ent classes, carrying about 900 heavy
guns, manned by over 46.000 men, and
of about 600,000 tons In all.
HOW TO FIND OUT.
The Olrl Graduate.
Addressing himself directly to
graduates of injtitutions of learning
to those whose school days are
over Edward W. Bok, in tho July
Ladies' Home Journal, forcibly
writes:
A girl reaches one of the most im
portant times of her life when, with
her school days behind her, she steps
out upon tho threshold of a new
phase of life. What is she to do ?
She has the power of knowledge
within her. How will she uso it?
It is not an easy decision tills.
The home, when she returns to it,
seems small in comparison with tho
college halls. The life of her parents
seems a bit precise and circumscribed
compared to the hours of girlish com
panionships in college. She feels
Just a little shut in, cramped. She
longs to put her knowledge to some
use. But in what direotion f How 1
Common duties seem hardly worthy
of her 1 It is a noble trait in a girl,
when, returning home from college,
she realizes the necessity for bread
winning, and feels impelled to put
her knowledge to use.
Under suoh conditions a girl has not
much choice. Her duty is very clear
to her. But where the desire for a
eareer opens itself before a girl from
simply an abgorbing ambition, then it
is that the road opens before Her, and
two diverging paths appear. The de
sire to do something in the world is
ever laudable. But sometimes a
young woman is apt to iiiinoonstrue
the 'something' and to see the wrong
world. And here, unless she is very
eareful, the young woman just out of
oollege, and standing on the thres
hold of a new life, may make her
gravest mistake.
The author of a wonderful little
olasslo for girls "What is Worth
WliUe shows the great danger
wiiieh besete the young woman who
allows some intellectual ambition to
be substituted for the simpler duties
of life. Ambition is in many ways
the most deadly foe to a young
woman's character. An intellectual
ambition draws many a girl away
from her true plaoe in life, and makes
of her a eold, unloved and unhelpful
woman, instead of a joyous, alfeo-
Hnnutu nnd UUSelflsh bleSSlllg to
home and friends.
We need not try to annihilate nm-
llnnlf V.urirlnrs Uso 12 'A 'trlelty,
Cleveland, June 28. Burglars re
sorted to a nbvel scheme to open a
bank safe nt Chagrin Falls, this coun
ty, Saturday night. They entered the
bank of Rogers & Son, some time early
In the evening. They had previous
attached a wire to the trolley line of
the electric railway. This wire was run
through nn alley, over a transom and
to the safe. Another wire attached to
the rail of the street car track was
brought Into the bank. At the ends of
these wires wore carbon points. With
these carbons an attempt was made
with the arc light thus formed to melt
the knob of the combination. The ex
periment worked all right, and the
knob had been nearly melted away
when the current was shut off shortly
after midnight. The burglars then gave
up the task. The thieves had even
gone to the trouble of placing a little
pile of sand under the knob for the
molten metal to fall on, and thus avoid
setting lire to the floor.
Fill t ' t tin or common glass with urine,
and lei, ii stand twenty-four hours; a sedi
ment or settling indicates an unhealthy
condition of tho kidneys. When urine
stains linen It Is posillvo ovldenco of kidney
trouble. Too frequent desire to urinate or
pain in the back, Is also convincing proof
that tho kldnoy and bladder arc out ol'
order.
WHAT TO DO.
Thoro is comfort In tho knowledge so
(ton oxnrussed, that Dr. Kilmor's Swomp-
Uoot, tho great kidney remedy, fulfills ovory
wish In relieving pain in the back, kidneys.
liver, bladder and every part of the urinary
passages. It corrects inability to hold urino
and scalding pain In passing it, or bad effects
following uso of liquor, wluo or bcor, ami
overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being
compelled to get up many timos during tho
night to urinate Tho mild and tho extra
ordinary effect of Swamp-Hoot is soon
realized. It stands tho- highest for its won
derful cures ef the most distressing cases
you need a medicine you should have tho
best. Sold by druggists, prico fifty cents ami
ono dollar. You may have a sample bottle
and pamphlot both sent freo by mail. Men
tion Evening IIkkai.d and send your
address to Dr. Kilmer & Co., IJinghamton,
N. Y. Tho proprietors of this paper guarantee
tho genuiuoss of this offer.
lVrsoimlly-CoiiiUielril Tours via l'cnnnji
vaiiln liullroail.
That the public have come to recognlzo tho
(act that tho best and most convenient
method of pleasure travel Is that presented
by the Pennsylvania Jtaliroad Company's
personally-conducted tours. Is evidenced by
,1,1 raliia ixtniilarltv of these tours.
Under this system the lowest rates are ob
lainnl for lmtli transnortation and hotel ac
commodation. An experienced tourist agent
and chaperon accompany cacb tour to iook
,n,i. H, a (..unfurl nf the nasseiiKor.
The following tours havo been arrangeu ior
the season of 107 :
To the north (Including Watkins Glen,
Niagara Falls, Thousand Islands. Montreal,
n,,M An aiMn Cbasm. Lake Champlain
and George, Saratoga, and a daylight ride
tlip lllnblaiids of the Hudson ).
July 27 and August 17. Kate, $100 for the
round trip from Now York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, aud Washington, covering all
expense of a two weeks' trip.
To Yollowstono Park on a special train of
Pullman-sleeping, compattnient, aud observa
tion cars and dlniug car, allowing eight days
in "Wonderland," September 2. liatc,
from New York, Philadelphia, Ilaltlmore,
and Washington ; $230 from Pittsburg.
To Niagara Falls, excursion tickets good to
roturn within ten days will bo sold on July
22, August 5 and 10, September 4 and 10, at
rate of f 10 fom Philadelphia. Baltimore,
and Washington. These tickets include
li-nn.linrtiltlnn nlllv. Blld will Permit of Stop
ovorwithinlimit at Buffalo, Bochester, aud
Watkins on tho return trip.
Two ten-day tours to Gettysburg, I.uray
Caverns, Natural Bridge, Virginia Hot
Springs, Richmond, and Washington, Sep
tember 23 and October 12. Bate, $05 from
New Yolk, $03 from Philadelphia.
TARIFF DEBATE NEARLY ENDED.
Tho Senntnra May Oomntoto Tholr
WOrk 'fjltSvWodk.
WiMhlriBton, June a. The ITepubll
enn tariff managers fire still hopeful
that the present may prove to bo the
last week of the tariff debate in the
senate. All the schedules have been
gone over once, leaving nothing to be
done but to consider the paragraphs
In the various schedules which have
been passed when reached In their
Igular order because of dirrerences ot
opinion among the Republicans them
eclves. Many of these differences have been
ndjusted In the Republican ranks, but
the Democrats will naturally tako ad
vantage of their knowledge of the feel
ing existing among their opponents to
debate some of the questions at length.
It Is understood now that coal, leather,
hides and lead ore will each be vigor
ously discussed, as will also the nuea
iir,,i ihniiBb more briefly, of reciproc
ity h treatment of trusts and the
disposition ot the Hawaiian reciprocity
Irpntv.
In view of the determination of tha
namnrrniR to exnlolt nil these ques
Hnno nnd uthers ns well. It would
oom tmnnsslble to conclude the sen
nt'H work on the bill before the end
nf tins u-Hk nnd It Is more than prob
able that the final work will be reserved
for the following week.
Tho house will continue this week
Its nollcy of adjournment from Mon
day until Thursday. After that Its
course will deuend on the action of
the senate. If by any chance a vote
should be had on the tariff bill Wed
nesday or Thursday tho house prob
ablv will remain In session to receive
the bill, disagree to the senate nmend
mcnts. and appoint confereres. Other
wise nn adjournment will bo had from
Thursday to Monday.
Wo
m
amy
Woman
OF THE OLD SCHOOL,
Whose Motherly Face Inspires Confidence and
Veneration, and is the Index of a Mind
Stored With Lofty Ideas.
Ithenmatlsm Cured In Day.
"Mystic Curo" for Bheumatism and Nou
ralgla radically cures In 1 to 3 days. Its'
action upou the system Is rcmarkablo and
mysterious. It removes at once tho oauso and
tho disease Immediately disappears. Tho
llmfilnon arwitlv lienoflts.
.B . . - . r ,
T. r . Antuony, ox-rosimaster oi ituuiims
City, Iowa, says : I bought ono bottle ot
'Mystic Cure' for Bheumatism, and two doses
of U did mo more good than any medicine I
ever took." 75 cents.
Sold by C. 11. uagenuucu, uruggist, dubu-
andoah.
uon't Tobacco
Spit and Smoke Your Life
Away.
If you want to quit tobacco using easily
ind forever, bo niado well, strong, magnetic,
full of now llfo aud vigor, toko No-To-Bac,
wnrknr that make weak won
Manv cain ten pounds in ten days,
Ovor 400.000 cured. Buy No-To-Bac from
your own druggist, who will guarantee a
curo. 50c or Sl.00. Booklet nnd samplo
mailed freo. Ad. Sterling Remedy
Chicago or New York.
CUIIci'h Sow .Ulnlwtr.v.
London. June 2S. A dispatch from
Santiago de Chile says that President
Errazurlz has accepted the following
cabinet, to succeed the ministry of
Senor Carlos Antunez, which resigned
on tho 22d: Senor Orrego IIuco, min
ister of the hiti'ior; Senor Morta Vi
cuna, foreign nnairs; cenor ismai j.u-
cornal, finance; Senor Amunategul,
Justice; Senor Vergara, war; Senor
Frats, public works.
Co.
Cut to IMocm by a Mnwlinr Mrahlno.
Bellefonte. Va.. June 28. On the farm
of Robert Henderson, near State Col
lege, Gcorce Taylor was out In the
field mowing grass, when his team
frightened and ran away. Taylor wap
thrown In front of tho cutting bar,
and before he could extricate himself
or assistance could reach him was
caught In the tf.vlftly moving knife and
literally cut Into fragments. The team
ran half a mile or more before they
were caught, and the entire trail was
strewn with Taylor's flesh and blood.
Taylor leaves a wife and children.
Steamer l''n "l n slippM-wrl!.
New York, June 2S. The Anchor line
steamer City of Home arrived yester-
rinv from Glasgow nnd Movllle after a
HiHlllne exnerience with fire on board
ship. The fire was discovered on Sat
urday afternoon, and in a little over
two hours was under control, being
rnnflned to tho compartment In which
It started. The enrgo In the burning
hold consisted malnlv or jute boouh,
and will probably be a total loss. There
was no undue excltemont among the
210 passengers.
Mothcra-w II find Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy especially valuable for croup
and whooping cough. It will give prompt
reliof and is safe and pleasant. Wo havo
sold it for sovcral yoars and it has nevor
failed to give the most perfect satisfaction.
G. W. Richards, Duquosno, Pa. Sold by
Gruhler Bros., druggists.
TonnoHoo, siit'i-ewrfii 'lAIi'li'tion.
Nnshvllle. Tonn., June 28. More than
100,000 periscns parsed through the gates
nf the-'iMltlon last ween, ami oui
Iff for vlolJtfft,aln on Thursday this num
ber wOUiaKVe leen inrgeiy increaseii.
Tlmro aftttfenftelal events for each day
f th! iftarit week, but the" first of
national TirrooTtanee will be July 1,
"When the Phi flamma Porta fraternity
ilplpirnteS.' who meet here In conven
linn, will celebrate. College men from
nil the states will bo In attendance.
On June 30 and July 1 the delegates to
iho rnn-,merlcan congress will visit
the exposition, and will bo given
reception In honor of the governments
they represent.
Mr. Janios Porduo, an old soldier residing
at Monroo, Mich., was sovorely afflicted
Ith rheumatism but received prompt reliof
from pain by using Chamberlain's Pain Balm
Ho says : "At timos my back would acho so
badly that I could hardly raiso up. If I had
not gotten relief I would not bo hero to write
those fow lines. Chamberlain's Pain Balm
las dono mo a great deal of good and I fee
very thankful for it." For sale by Gruhler
lirns,, druggists.
Uucklen's Arnica Salve.
Tho best salvo In tho world for cats,
lirnUns. snros. ulcers, salt rhcam. fever soros.
tetter, chapped bands, chilblains, corns, and
oil nlcln (-runtlnns. nnd nositlvelv cures olios.
or jo pay rcquireu. it is guaranicea to give
norfect satisiaction or mony roiunaeu. rnco
25 cents per box. For salo by A. Wasloy.
Sonator 'l'ottliirow Jtuvurlinr.
Washington, June 28. Senator Pet
tlgrew, who was suddenly stricken
dumb during a debate in the house on
Saturday, has o far recovered his
voice as to be able to articulate quite
distinctly, and he expressed great con
fidence In his speedy testoratlon to
health. His physician concurs In this
view, but Insists upon his patient re
maining very quiet for the present.
Eczema of the scalp or Scald Head, oven
in its most severe form is nover-failingly
cured by Dean's Ointment, the surost specific
for all itchiness of the skin.
Bovorc Morm ut l.ltllo Hook.
Little Hock, Ark., June 28. The
worst storm of the season occurred at
1 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
wind reached a very high velocity for
a few mlnute3, and the people who
remembered the cyclone of three years
ago were terror stricken and hurried
to a nlace of safety. Shade trees and
foncos weie blown down all over the
city, and plate glass windows In the
nslnesB cortlon demollsnea. liain ien
n torrents, followed by a hailstorm,
few small buildings were mown aown
and roofs damaged. A number of per
sons were more or lesB Injured by fly-
Ing timbers.
And the Little Conqueror Appears.
The Experience of a Wilkes
barre Citizen.
Thirty yoars is a long timo to struggle
against an unseen foe, and this has been the
exDcrioiice of Mr. J. J. Miller, a citizen of
Wilkealmrre, residing at 45 Church street.
Much oould bo told about the clrcumstauees
sarroundiug Mr. Miller's ease, how he en
listed during the war with the S3nd Pa.
Volunteers, the exposure and hardships of
the campaign, etc., right through to the
roceivsl of his honorable discharge, a life
time in itself, but this is not tho object of
this short story of human oxisUmoe, and we
will let Mr. Miller give the facte as he told
them to our representative. Said he : "I
havo suffered for over thirty yearn from my
kidneys. Exposure during the war added to
my complaint until it became a confirmed
riUaiue. As for remedies recommended and
nmaeribed by physicians, I liave used too
many to mention. Doctors have had my
back thoroughly blistered, and tortured me
In manv ways without any reliei at an.
used to gel up as often as twelve times In a
nlirlit to nasa urine, and it was a high red
lnr. containing sediment. The uriue
Lurnwl In nassara. 1 ooum noi uemior wp,
and it hurt me to turn over In bed. 1 luul a
stinging pain In the back ana most, severe
headache. I got some Down's Kidney Pills
at Tuck's drug store and began taking them.
They helped me the second day of use, and I
wont at them for keeps. I fouud I hail a
genuine kidney cure. I took nearly three
boxes, and I feel like a young man. I am as
good In my back as a new born child, and
thank (led I am cared. I test my back every
day and it is all right. No sir, I would not
be without Doan's Kidney Pills If I had to go
100 miles for them and pay f 10 a box. I
recimmeud them everywhere, and am always
afraid people won't test them thoroughly and
I always tell them to take at least three
boxes. Positively too much praise oannut le
credited to Doan's Kidney Pills."
For sale by all dealers, price 80 cents.
Mailed by Foster-MIIburii Co., Buf&lo, N. Y.
Sole agents for the U. S.
IKiHpuriito lTurlitluc in ".ioto.
Canea, Crete, June 28. An armed
force of 1,200 Mussulmans made a
sortie from Caena Saturday night,
crossed the military cordon and sur
prised the Insurgents at Kanllkas
tell!, three hours distant. A desperate
combat ensued, in which 13 Muaaul
mans were killed and 12 wounded.
Many Christians were killed, as well as
many Turks, in engagements that pre
ceded the principal fighting at Kanllk
astelll. The Christian Inhabitants of
the district are preparing to make re
prisals by land and sea. The trouble
arose from the encroachments of Mus
sulman refugees, who attempted to
pasture their cat'.le within the limits of
!ho neutral zene.
"They are dandies' said Tha. Bowers, of
tlie u-oouet, lexas, r.uieriinu. v. una min
ing about DeWIU'a Utile Burly WUers, the
famous Utile pills tor sick headache and dis
orders ot toe stomacu ana uver. u. n
Hagenbuok.
Intruder Killed "by u Wnninu.
West Superior, Wis., June 88. James
Smith, a barber at Iron Itlver, Wis.
was shot through the head by a wo
man early yesterday morning, died
Instantly. Smith and a man named Al
son went to the home of Mrs. Langc-
Iv and tried to gain an entrance. She
came to the door nnd fired several
shots, one of which hit Smith.
The Won tit nr.
For eastern Pennsylvania. Now Jer
rey, Delaware and Maryland: Showers
variable winds, becoming easterly.
Nt nulv Miles of the very wont kind i
be outed by DeWltt's WltftllMel Salve, lait
eeaema, scald, bums, kwhes. boils, liter
and all other skin ttwtdel esn lie Instantly
relieved uy me same rettieuy. . ji. iiii
buck.
Ask your grocer fertile "Royal Patent'
dour, aud take no other brand. It Is the best
flour made.
Dentil of tho Unn'of .sotion.
London, June 28. William Philip
Molyneux, fourth earl of Scflun, Is
dead. He was a Knight ofthe Garter.
Ho was born In Croxteth hall, Liver
pool, Oct. 11, 1834. Since 1858 he had
been lord lieutenant of Lancashire.
Tho family estates are about 20,000
acres. He Is succeeded In the earldom
by his eldest son, the Viscount Moly.
neux, now In his 31 year.
Neuralgia of the Heart
MRS. SARAH BRADLEY.
Ttot.wr.en tho lines of Mrs. Bradley's statement as given below ono reads
something ot tho history of this devoted wife and mother. Surely she lias
passed through tho furnace ot affliction "heated doubly hot," and the joy
that reigns In her household on account of her restoration will bo shared by
a largo clrclo ot acquaintances. Mrs. Bradley Is a widely known pioneer rcsl-
dent of Brockway, Trumnuu uo., umo. m i wiw u, viu
it i linn 1 lilt. O 11 I)
who aro BUflercrs from nervous cusoraera or uisuasu ui
sends us tho statement ot her case, which is certainly ono oi hiu uiusu im
plicated In medical history, and should convince ino most buuyuwi i'
that Dr. Miles' remedies curo when all other means tail.
Twelve vcars aco tho 25th day ot last December i was compciieu W "
to my bod on account of cxtrcmo nervousness. My liusoana saia
rather goto tho penitentiary than through another suchsicgo as ho had with
mo for a few years prcvlousf Little dldho suspect ho was then on thoovoof a
twelve, voar caniDaicn. wo cniniiiycu iu un tivvuuKj-oiA. umv.v... r ,
the best wo could hear of, andf it cost us over $8,000.0$ but I only grow
worse. I became wholly unablo to walk, and they carrlcdmo from one i room
to another. I became so nervous tho doors had to bo oiuUoncd, thodocU
were stoimc-d and the family went about in their stocking feet. 1 was so
SraWthat life , seemed unendurable, and all I asked tor was i deal li .The
doctor said my cxtrcmo nervousness was caused by cxcrcscncc mf tUourotlira
and ncrtormcd tour different operations, which nearly cost my life each
resulted. give mc .strength frio -sgiven
SfadSs were terrible, csly a lower back part of head and I sharp
nnlns between Sliouiaors, uown my uuuu. unu muu -y
cd and cupped for three years and blistered the whole JongUi with
ny blfstcFs Nothing I ato would digest, but simply d stressed me Worse
f.n oil lmwnvnr. was mv nervous fear. I was so full of fear I dared not
arst bottle was nob unisiicu ucioro j. ojum cau mw v..o..
walk and before I had taken three bottles was able to do my own work, and
after taking six bottles I am cured. My weight has increased over fifty
nourids. No words of mlno aro able to tell tho good it has done mo and X
never tiro of telling to others the story ot my cure." Mns. S. Bradley.
Cold by oil Druggttts. Bosk on Heart and Nerves, Freo by Dr. Miles Medical Co.,Clkhart,lnd.
Cereal Coneo Drinkers HUWAltKI
If you have been deceived and tried ouo
tho cheap brau substitutes now on tho market,
claiming to bo tho original and to havo groat
food valuo, and you got a pound of poorly
roasted brau for your 25c and a poor, weak,
slckish driuk (what can you oxpect from
brau ), don't bo discouraged but try OUAIN-O.
It is made from solid grain, nicely browned
and 2 pounds for 25o. Graln-0 takes the
place of coffeo at J the prico. Oct a package
of your grocer to-day.
and Dr.
inciigf.iu.'i ir: ' i-tii.
Dublin, June 28. A meeting convened
to bring further pressure to bear upon
the Hitlish government to grant am
nesty to the lliitlsh political prisoners
now In Marlborough Jail was held In
Phoenix park yesterday. Considerable
surprise was expressed that the jubilee
week had passed without the release.
William Field, Parnelllte member for
Bt. Patrick's division of Dublin, in the
course of a fiery speech, said: "It Is
useless to look further to the English
government. We will call upon the
voices, and perhaps the arms, of our
countrymen In America."
KS. SIDLEY, of Torrlngton, Conn,
Suffered from Just such a complica
tion of diseases as tho extcnslvo ex
perience and investigations of Dr. Miles
havo proven, result from impairment of the
norvous system. Mr. Jas. II. SiUloy writes
Oct. 23, 1895: " My wlfo was taken sick with
nouralgla of tho heart, nervous exhaus
tion and liver troublo. Although attended
by two physicians she grow worso, until sho
was at doath's door. I then began giv
ing her Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine
Ileal t Curo, and she
Improved so wonder
fully from tho first
that I at onco dis
missed the physicians.
Sbo now eats and
sleeps well and does
her own housework
Wo havo rocommend-
od your remedies to a
great many In our city, and every ono has
boon very much lenoflted by them."
Dr. Miles' Remedies aro sold by all drug'
cists under a positive guarantee, first bottlo
benefits or money refunded. Hook on Heart
and Nerves sent free to all applicants.
DR. MILES MEDICAL CO, Elkhart, Ind.
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