Could Not Walk
Rheumatism in Ilips & Back
Eyesight Affected but Hood's 8ar
saparllla Cure All.
I was troubled with pains n my bnelt
tnl hips. My eyos swolloj 0 thnt t eonl.l
rot nee for two or
three days at ft
time. I became so
I eouhl not wnlk
at tlmo. The
theumntlsm hud
sneh n hold on me
I or-r exported
t.l pet well. At
Inst I deehlel to
try Hood's Bnrsn-
iJ pirllln. The first
J.'hottlo helnerl mr
appetite find bo-
Mrs. .Morion A. Hum. ,or" 'roa l
Went Oar.tner, Mum w,ls n" Rono my
Mick win n Kri-nt deal better nnd the pnlns
nd left my hips. I have now taken over
Ive bottles nni I am ns wull an i u
Free From Rheumatism
ii If I ha 1 never been nfllletol with It. I
ih:ill coutinue to uj Ilood's Bnratipnrlll.i
HoodVsCures
lor I believe I owe try llfe.to lis osV 11ns.
U. A. Bcrns, West Gnrdner, M:iss.
llond'n I'lllNCUrcnll I. tit Hid, MIlouftneM. Jauo
Ike. In-Iiaestlot. ilck nea I Ache. SO ceot.
The Greatest Hedical Discovery
of the Age.
KENNEDY'S
Medical Discovery,
DONALD KENNEDY, OF RCXQURY, MASS.,
Hns lleovered In one ot our common
pnsture wd a remoily that eures every
kltitlc. Humor, from tho worst ticrofula
down to a common pimple.
He hns tried It In over eleven hnndred
eases, and never fulled e.teept In twoensos
(loth tliiindnr humor), lie has now In
Ills possessing over two hundred cortili
eates of Its vnluo. all within twenty mile
ol Boston. B'tiil postal card for book.
A benefit Is nlwnys experienced from the
first bottle.aml aperfect cure Is warranted
when the riitht qunntlty is tnkon.
When the luni? nro affceted It ennsea
shoot In if pains, like nceilles passing
through them ; the same with the Liver
or Bowels. This is eausej by the duets
being stopped, and always disappears In a
week after taking It Hand the luboL
If tho stomai'li la foul or bilious It will
cause squeamish feelings at llrst
No change of diet evor necessary. Eat
the best you can (ft. and enough of it.
Dose, on tnblcspoonful In wutor at bed?
time, bold by all Druggist.
QTsPTT Well
OJLvjlV People
JTST SICK ENOTT.n TO FEETj
TIRKD AND LISTLESS, TO HAVB
0 APPETITE, TO 8LREP BAD
IT. TO IIAVE WHAT YOU EAT
FEEL LIKE LEAD IN TOD It
STOMACH. NOT SICK ENOUGH
TO OO TO BED, OH HAVE A
DOCTOR, BUT REALLY, LIFE Ii
HAKDLY WOItTH LIVING.
Bipans
Tabules
WILL MAKE IT SO. TIIEY ARB
GOOD FOR INDIGESTION.
HEARTBURN, NAUSEA. DYS
PEPSIA. CONSTIPATION, SICK OR
BILIOUS HEADACHE.
One Gives Relief
W.l. Douglas
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zrta run URTSLnau":
Dr-ocirroiLi-uiSJ.
Crver On JtUUIeo People wear ths
W. L. Delias $3 & $4 Shoes
All our shoes are equally satisfactory
They give the best value tar the money.
They equal custom shout In style and IIU
Tnslr wearing qualities are unsurpassed.
Tha arte- art. unltortn.aMfltamDed on anlaV
Prom Si to f 3 saved over other makes.
U your aeaiu cannot supply you we an.
(1st rAlLa.
nt Cuuilta byrup. Tan
'arnue liuud. Use I
Bold by onisiM-l-
5 itfV
For Twenty Years
Scott's Emulsion has been endorsed by physicians of the
whole world. There is no secret about its Ingredients.
Physicians prescribe
Scotfe Emulsion
because they know what great nourishing and curative prop
erties it contains They know it is what it is represented
to bo ; namely, a perfeot emulsion of the best Norway Cod
liver Oil with tho hypophosphites of lime and soda.
For Coughs, Golds, Bore Throat, Bronchitis, Weak Longs, Consump
tion, Borofuk, Anaemia, Weak Babies, Thin Children, Eiokets, Mar
asmus, Loss of rieah, General Debility, and all conditions of Wasting'
The only genuine Scott's Emulsion is put in talma
tolortd wrapper. Refuse inferior substitutes 1
Smi 'or pampkUt t Scott 't Emulsion. FREE.
Scott A (owns, N. Y. All Druggist. BO cent and SI.
nrpresslng a Ntiisance.
Street bands ore not permitted la
Gcrninny unless they accompany pro
cessions.
Cong-re Cnnt llo It.
There j (renernl hoponndbellnfthrongh
ont the country tlmt Congress will do some
thing finally for tho distress nn 1 suffering of
so many hapless people. It Is to bs hope!
tmslness will start up an 1 glvs employment
to thoiisnnds. ftnt there are certain kinds
of suffering whleh Congn-ss can do nothing
to relieve. Thore is pain and misery always
which no legislation can cure. Jint think
of men crippled lor life with tho tortures ol
Millies. Anil sueh should know thnt St.
Jneohe Oil Is a eertoln euro, whleh can bo
brought al om promptly without any aid
from Congress.
Fourteen hothouso strnwberrles cost f 3 In
Nuw Vork.
8100 Itewerd. B10O,
The readers nf this rsper will he pleased" te
lenrn thnt there Is nt li a-t onedn'Silfd disease
thnt. ecli-nrc liss been Able to cure In nil Its
stiiires. nnd that Is rntarrh. Hall's Catarrh
Cure 1 the only po-ltlve rure now known to
the mi'illrnl fraternity. Catarrh being aeon
stlttitlonul Ul", requires ft constitiitiotisl
treatment. Hall's Catnrrh Cure Is taken In
ternnlly, aeting dirretly upon the blood and
mui'ous siirl'v ea or tho syMem, thereby de
stroying the fnundntion of the. rlt-.-e, and
lfi ing the patient nrviiKth by hiilMing up the
const It ut Inn and awlstiiig nature In doing its
work. The proprietors have eo much faith In
Its I'urntlve powers thnt they offer One Hun
dred Dollars for any ca-e that It fulls to cure,
bend fur listot te-tlmnnlnls. Address
. ... F.J.CHKNi:r A Co., Toledo, X
Bold by Uruftfists, ic
An Important llrrerenee.
To make It ntipnrent to tlionsnnds, who think
themeelvea 111, that they nro not affected with
any disease, but thnt the system simply needs
clcnnsltw. Is to bring comfort homo to their
hejirte, as a costive condition Is easily cured by
using Syrup of Flifs. Manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co.
Europo Is less than one-fourth tho size of
Asia.
Black Hinge
tinder the eyes and a sallow complexion show
tjllloii-nc-s. Thl- l one of the most diMureo
aide uf siumacli disorders nnd If nlluwvd to
Ii.ivc iti owu way will result In gie:t harm,
t ui-e billoti-ni'itN at once hv u-iug Hiuuns Tub
ules. One tnbulc gles liflut.
Canada Is a little larger than tho Uuilo J
Wales.
fir. Kilmer's Swamp-Hoiit cures
all Kidney and Hlndder troubles.
J'litnphlet nnd fntiMiltntion tree,
libnratoi-y hiughaiiipioii, N.Y.
Asia Is the largest continent, 16,000,000
square miles.
Karl's Clover Montthe great blood purifier,
givi freshness ami elenrueee to the complex
ion and cures eonntipatlnn. iUcts. iUcls. SI.
Portuguese Africa la as large as Moxico
and Texas.
If afflicted with sore eyes use Pr. Isaac Thomp
t on's Eye-water. bruKglsls sell at -Ac per bottle
Every city of any size la this country has
some sort of rapid transit.
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Hyrup for children
teething, softens the gums, reduces lut'lama
tkm, ulutys pain, cures wind colic. j c. a bottle
Tlso's Cure Is a wnniterfiil Cough medicine.
Mas. W. Pii'KEht, Van Helen ami Blake Aves.,
BruuWyu, New Vork. October k'i, 1MH.
U rays. "
Thjj trrltlng of "popular sodrs" Is
more profitable la this country than In
an? other.
ON THE ROAD
to recovery, the
young woman
who is taking
Doctor Pierce's
Favorite Pre
scription. In
maidenhood, wo
manhood, wife
hood and moth
erhood the " Pre
scription " is a
supporting tonic
ana nervine
that's peculiarly
adapted to her
needs, regulating,
strengthening and cur
ing the derangements
of the sex. Whv is it
so many women owe their beauty to Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription? Because
beauty of form and face radiate from the
common center health. The best bodily
condition results from good food, fresh air
and exercise coupled with the judicious use
of the "Prescription."
If there be headache, pain in the back,
bearing-down sensations, or general de
bility, or if there be nervoua disturbance,
nervous prostration, nnd sleeplessness, the
" Prescription " reaches the origin of the
trouble and corrects it. It dispels aches
and pains, corrects displacements nnd cures
catarrhal inflammation of the lining mem
branes, falling of the womb, ulceration, ir
regularities mid kindred maladies.
" FALLINQ OF WOMB."
Mrs. Frank Cam-
FtKi.r, al East Dickin
son, franklin Co.. N.
y., writes : " I deem it
my duty to express my
deep, heart-felt grati
tude to you for having
been the means, under
Providence, of restor
ing me to health, for I
have been by spells un
able to walk. My
troubles were of the
womb inflammatory ,
and bearing-down sen-'
sations and the doctors
all said, they could not
Twelve bottles of Dr. MRS. CAMFIKLD.
Pierce's wonderful Favorite Prescription
baa cured me."
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'I? I
OUR INDUSTRIAL REVIEW.
WAGES CUT AT CAMBRIA.
A Seduction of Forty Per Cent on Ton
nage Hands.
On Friday, February 1, n reduction ol 40
per cent, on tonnngo minds of tho Cambria
Iron Onmpnny, of Jobuston, Pa., was made.
Tho hundreds of employes atTeotod are vigor
ously protesting, but without effect. The
day hands are also affected by tho now sched
ule of prices and will receive in many Instan
ces as low as 80 nnd 00 cents.
Tnx nnooKLYX strikk.
Every trolley line in the olty ol Brooklyn
was in operation Wednesday morning except
one. Tnnt was tho Third avenue Hue, to
Port Hamilton. Tne strikers eut the wires of
that lino nt Hay Kldgu ilnrlng the night and
curs could not be run until linemen made
tho repairs. Wires were eut In nine plnees In
all Tuesday night, but were quickly put III
shape by the companies. The strike Is over.
New motortnon aud conductors baveroplneed
the men who went out In n body on Juuuury
14. The linemen who went out on a sympa
thetic strike a week later bare broken ranks
on several lines nnd those whose places had
not been filled were taken back.
MIXES CI-OSr.D lKDr.rlMITRLT.
A telegram from Martin's Ferry, O., says
The prices for mining have been eut to 05
cents n ton nnd the men bnve struck, de
manding the rule ot CO cents, bl-weekly ray
days ami Wio privilege of buying where they
please. The strikers are not provided for,
having bad but llltlo work the past six
months.
Thn Indications are that the strike or lock
out at tho tin plate plnuts will soon be a
thing of the past. One by one the works
where the Amalgamated scale was refused,
are being prevailed upon to accept the wage
'heiluln ot tbo organization, and thero are
many reasons for believing that tho other
plants will Ins working nt Amalgamated rates
in a very short time. The latest concern to
ligu the scale is the Etnn Htandnrd, of Bridge
port, O. President M, M. tiarlnnd has been
uojotlatlng with the management of this
plant tor some time, and wont out there Tues
day, his visit culminating In the desired re
mit. Mr. (iurland says the works will be
got In readiness tor resumption nt once, and
tovend ot the sheet mills will be changed Into
tin mills. The plant will start by the latter
part of the week, or the early part of next
week.
Tho Financial Chronicle takes s rather
hopeful view of the Iron trade. It finds that
in spite of tho fact that fewer miles of rail
road track wore laid during 1394 than In auy
year since the civil war, yet the consumption
of Iron was abeut seven million tons, nnd
reasons that the use of Irou nnd steel in other
directions has been stimulated by the low
prices. These prices, It thinks, are the' only
unfavorable feature ol tho market, but when
tbo railroads begin to require iron once more
s substantial revival ot the trade Is reason
ably cortnin.
Manager Greer, of the New Castle, Pa., Tin
Mills, positively denies the story that a 50
percent reduction la wages has or is to take
place in his mills. The will Is now ruunlug
full In all departments.
The puddiers ot New Castle have decided
that they will not accept a reduction and
win uui worn lor loss man ch per ton.
The Quarrymen In tho Tonrson limestone
quarry, a mile north of New Castlo, Pa.,
struck. Tbey have been receiving U oents
per ton for limestone loaded on the curs, but
they must furnish their own powdor for blast
ing, i ne strike is tor tne purpose oi compell
ing the oompnny to buy the powdor. About
2b) men are affected by the strike.
The Buckeye Glass Company at Martins
Ferry, 0.. had 12 shops of uon-unloo men at
work Tuesday on patio mold ware, and the
management reports that they got out a fair
days work. The strikers are still on guard,
and non-unloa men are compslloi to keep
their quarters In the factery.
It Is announced thnt unless there Is a bet
tor dotnund for rubber goods, sevcrut factor
ies in the east, controlled by the rubbor trust,
will bavo to close down. The factories em
ploy about 20,000 persons, nearly ball of
whom are women.
The tobacco growers of New England bavo
decided that the dealers who buy tbclr crops
have been making too much money and have
organized nn exebuugo for selliug at auction
Id New York.
The Pittsburg minors' officials propose to
publish a uewspnper orgau as a measure for
holding the meu together. A building for
headquarters will be rented with that end in
view.
Commonwealor Coxny has beed sued In
Cleveland for 6S,4U4 by tlnunon A Frawley.
It la alleged that Coxey gave bis uotos In pay
ment for a restaurant, aud uover honored
them.
Labor got one representative out ot nine
on the bond eommisslou.
How Ttwy Do It In Holland.
A correspondent says tbht tho good
citizens of Kcmpen In Holland, where
Thomas a Kcmpls was born, do some
droll things. At ono tlmo a Ore broke
out and much damage was done because
the engines were out of repair. Tht
council met, and after some ar
gument It . was voted that on
tlie eve preceding every fire the
town ofllcers should carefully examine
the engines, pumps, etc. One of the
greatest profits of the town was tht
toll exacted at the gates. . The council
wlnlud to increase the Income, and, In
stead of Increasing the toll, It voted tc
tUmble the number of gates. This sam
council also ordered the sundial to be
taken from the court bouse common
and placed under covc where It would
be protected from the weather. But ol
all the queer things that are told ot
Kcmpen aud Its people, nothing Is sc
absurd as this: Grass grew on the ton
pf a very high tower, and the only way
these droll Dutchmen could think of to
get It off was to hoist a cow up and lei
her eat It '
Classification.
In a certain town In the north of
Yorkshire a traveling American found
an omnibus which carried first, second
and third class passengers. As tho
scats were ail alike the traveler was
mystlflod, but not very long. Midway of
the route the omnibus stopped at the
foot of a long, steep bill, and the guard
shouted: "Flrtit-cluus passengers, keep
your seats. Socoud-cluus passengers,
please peg out and walk. Three class
uasseners, get out nnd push."
1'iow or Blood.
Dr. Zaknarln, the late Csar's phy
sician, has lately devised a new method
of stanching the flow of blood. Bteara
Is Injected Into the wound by a cathe
ter for a minute or less. The patient,
under chloroform, feels neither pain
nor any evil effects from the steam.
WORKED TO THE LIMIT.
Bow the Boys Got Abend of nim oa
Ten-Cent: Find.
A mnn walking along Wrlghtwood
avenue, Chicago, saw a bright dime ly
l'ig on the sldewnlk. Uo picked It tip.
Only a short distance nhend of him
were two boys. He called to them:
"Boys, did you loso anything?"
They turned nround, and after looks
ttiri at enclt other nnd then at the friend
ly mnn they shook their heads.
"Have you any money?" ho asked
tliein.
"I've got 03 cents," entd ono of them.
"What kind of money Is It?"
"I got a half dollar and three nicks.'
"No dimes, eh?"
"Xo, sir."
"I Just picked tip a dmto tliorot, and 1
thought perhaps ouo of you might have
droppeifut"
He waited on to the corner. As be
stood there waiting for a car ho felt a
pull nt bis cont-tn.ll, and a smnll boy
with a streaked face snld: "Mister, did
you find a ten-cent ploce?"
"Yes, I found one."
"Well, I lost it, honest M4 Sent me
for brend, nnd now she'll lick me."
"Well, here's your dime."
Tho boy grabbed It nnd ran.
That evening when the mnn alighted
from the enr at tho samo corner a boy
with a derby bat too large for him halt
ed b1m and asked: "Hay, mister, did
you And a dime? Cause I lost ono on
the way to the butcher's and I'll catch
It when tho old man hoars nlwut It"
"Look here, I gave that dlrus to an
other boy. He said he was going to
buy bread with It"
"Ho wa9 sti-lngln' yon."
"I don't know what that means, bill
mnybe tho money belonged to you.
Here's 10 cents."
Next morning another boy, with the
proud evidence of a hole ui bis pocket
to back up his claim, met the honest
man nt the front gate and asked for the
dime. Tho man knew that some ono
must have lost tho money, and as ho
didn't want to overlook tho right boy,
ha geve up another dune. That even
ing two, more were lying In wait He
handed them 10 cents apiece on condi
tion that they should notify all the
boys In the neighborhood that ho had
been "worked" to tho limit
Evert man who works schemed
finally pulls bis own loft
Speaking from her Experience,
After years of practical use and a trial of many brands of baking pow
der (some of whic& she recommended before becoming acquainted
with the great qualities of the Royal), Marion Harland finds the
Royal Baking Powder to be greatly superior to all similar prepara
tions, and states that she uses it exclusively, and deems it an act of
justice and a pleasure to recommend it unqualifiedly to
American Housewives.
The testimony of this gifted authority upon Household Economy
coincides with that of millions of housekeepers, many of whom speak
from knowledge obtained from a continuous use of Royal Baking
Powder for a third of a century.
ROVAL
When You Want to Look on
Use
APOLIO
The Turning ot tho Worm.
There are some excellent people who
make it a point to submit to annoy
ances, but when they finally resist
some imposition, they sometimes make
spirited work of it A mild-mannered
man of this class came excitedly to the
proprietor of the hotel where ho was
staying, and said:
"Look here, landlord, I want my
bill; I'm going away."
"Why, what's the matter? Don't we
treat you well?"
"You treat me oU right, but I can'l
stand that German musician in the
next room."
"Why, he plays tho clarionet very
well, they say."
"Maybe he does. I guess he playt
too well. He played so well lust night,
and so much, that I couldn't get o
wink of sleep until after 1 o'clock.
Then I dropped oil from sheer weari
ness; and it seemed as if 1 hadn't more
than got to sleep before I beard a loud
pounding on the door.
"Who's that?" says L
" 'Dot's me, do man vot lcef in de
nacht room. I play dot clarionet
" 'Oh yes, you tlol'
" 'Und I like dot you schnoro, off yon
blease, all de time on dot same key
You vos sometimes from B to U, und
dot dishcort schpiles my tnooslc!"
"I tell you," said the mild-mannered
man. "I can't stand that!"
FnU or Glory.
"O, mamma," cried C-year-old Doro
thy, "I'm Just as full of glory as I can
be!"
"What do you roeani" Inquired her
mother, with natural surpriso.
"Why-ee," said Dorothy, "there was
it sunbeam right on my spoon, and 1
swallowed It with my oatmeal, mam
mal" In ft cudio meter of limestone, Or
Llgny found 8.000.000.000 sea shells.
Secretary Thnrber's Story.
Mr. Cleveland trusts more to his pri
vate secretary than he ever did, and
more than any of his predecessors did.
It Is the common thing to hear ono of
ficial telling another what Mr. Tburher
has Informed hint as to the President's
probable action, nnd the forecast Is
accepted as entitled to ns much
weight as If the wqrda of tho President
were being quoted. As to what Mr.
Tbtirbcr thinks of his enlarged re
sponsibilities, bis own way of answer
ing Is very good. A Detroit friend
wanted to know how lie was getting
alone find whether he Imd been as
successful In the office as he antici
pated. "Well," snld Mr. Thtirber, "I think
I may sny, as old Captain Terwllllgor
of Detroit thnt I hovo bwn 'In a m ens
ure' successful, old Captnln Terwllll
ger was a well-known character In
Detroit He was missed from his ac
customed haunts for a time. When be
turucd up ngalu somo o:ie asked huu
where be bad been. Ho replied that be
had engaged lu the mnuufneture of
'sassldge' In tho upper pnrt of the city,
but was now out of the business.
" 'Wunt was the matter?' asked the
other. 'Weren't you successful V
" 'In a measuro I may say 1 was suo
cessful,' said the Captain.
" 'Wlint do you mean by that? In
sisted the other.
-'Well.' snld Captain TerwIlUfcor,
'I put fl,200 Into tlint sassldge factory.
At the end of six weeks I didn't have
a dern cent but I know the saaoldge
business.' " t In"l ninlw Democrat
Oregon's Hold Dundlts.
John W. Scliute, President of the
First .National liimk oi llillsboro, Ore.,
was held up on a country road recently
by four masked men. They took him
to a clump of brush by tho roadside,
nnd having hound him, secured the
keys to the bank nnd compelled him to
give then) tho combination to the vault
Two of tho men started for tho bonk
(vlillo the others remained on guard
over Mr, Schuto. Tlio two mtm re
turned and fluid they could not gut Into
tho vault and that Mr. Schuto bad given
them the wrong combination. Aftor
jonsiderable parleying and many
threats they started with Mr. Scliute
(or town, but when the outskirts oi
the town were reached tbey turned
him loose and disappeared. There is
evidence that the robbers bad been to
the bank, but got nothing
BAKINQ POWDER CO. i 10S WALL ST., NEW-YORK.
the Bright Siu'a of Things,
$1600
A YEAR
MADE
Br felling only tl bnoka a ilar or the
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owner., farmer., Ac. ever (ubtl.lt
on. An nonv.t offer. A'lilrtw luimd
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ritorin fat.Un.er. AUdruim, l. 1. JOHNSTON,
Newport, KhoUa lalnml.
PNU6
'05
BEECHAM'S FILLS
(Vegetable)
What They Are For
Biliousness
dyspepsia
tick headache
bilious headache
indigestion
bad taste in the mouth
foul breath
loss of appetite
when these conditions are caused by constipation; and.
constipation is the most frequent cause of all of them..
One of the most important thing3 for everybody,
to learn is that constipation causes more than half the
sickness in the world, especially of women; and it can
all be prevented. Go by the book, free at your drug
gist's, or write B. F. Allen Co., 365 Canal Street, New
York. Pills, 10c. and a5c, a box.
Annual tales more than 6,000,000 boxes.
A BRIGHT STAR.
A KKF.TCIt OP TUB MAfT V ITrt t.K
Mt ART ANDFR-SON TO FAME.
Alse Plared Leading Rales With nSt
Hnrrett nnd Thorns.
(From th St. lotifi 0ronM.)
Onn of the most conspicuous figures In th
Rtogeland of Amcrloi to-dny Is John W. Nor
ton. Born In the seventh ward of New Yortt
City forty-a1 years ago, tho friends of hr
youth were Thomas XV. Koene nnd Frnnlr
Clmnfrnu. We find Reene a star at tho nga
of 25 nnd Norton In the flower of early man
hood the lending man for Edwin Booth nt
the famous Winter Garden Theatre. n
was starred with Lnwrcnoo Barrett onrlyla,
the 70s, nnd alternate! the leading role
with Charles Thome at the Variety Thentr
In New Orleans. Early In tho Centennkil
yonr, In Louisville, Norton mot our Mary
Anderson, then a fair young girl whonsplrwl
for stage lame, took her under his guldnne
nnd, ns ovoryliody knows, led her to fntneu
Mr. Norton Is now the proprietor of the)
Omni Opera House la St. Louis, tbo Pa
Qnnsne Theatre, Pittsburg, nnd one ofthe
stockholders In tho American Extrnvagtinna
Corrfpany.
One afternoon e.irlv In June he hobbleil
Into his New York Office on 1 Iron d whv nmt
encountered his business mnnnger, oiiorg
MeMnnus. who had also been a rheunialie suf
ferer tor two years. Norton was snrprrvdl
thnt MeMnnus bad discarded his eane. W hon
oured yony he naked. "I cured myself." re
plied MeMnnus, "irlth Dr. Williams' link
Pill"." '
"I was encouraged by Mr. HeMiinns ram
nnd as n hist resort tried the Pink Pills my
self," snld Mr. Norton to a t'Aroni'ce te
portcr. "You have known mo lor five yean
und know how I have suffered. Why, ilnr
lng tbo s immer of 1HIW I wus on my back at
tho Mullnnphy Hospital, In this city, four
weeks. I whs put on the old system of diet
ing, with n view to clearing those nelilu'oue
properties In my blood thnt modlonl theorists
sny Is the cnusu nt my rheumatism. 1 left
the Hospital Incllng stronger, but the first,
damp weather brought with It those excrn
elating pains In the legs and back. It was
tho same old trouble. Alter sluing down
for a stretch ol live minutes the pain
scrowed my lege Into a knot when I arose,
and I. hobbled im painfully ns ever. After I
bat) taken my II ret box ol Pink 1'il's It struck
me that the pulns wcxn less trouhuwomn. I
tried another box, aud I began nlmn-t nn
consciously to have Inllh In the Pink Pills.
I Improved so rapidly tbat I could rise alter
silting at my denk lor an hour nnd h
twinges of rheumatism that accompanied my
rising wero so mild that I senroely notions
them. During the past two weeks we bnvei
hud much raluy weather In HI. Louis, Pat
the dampness has not had the slightest elToet
In bringing I nek the rheumatism, whleh I
consider a sufficient nnd reliable lest ol tbt
efu.JS.cy ot Pink Pills. I may tils.) sny thnt
the Fluk Pills have acted ns n tonle on my
stomach, which I thought wus well ulgli de
stroyed by the thousand aud one integer!
remedies I consumed in the past lire yeura,'
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