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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-19
From the Usage Banner, of Sept, 10.
Southern Convention.

At meeting Of the Wings of Benton county,
held at the Court House in the town Of Warsaw,
on Wednesday, 9th Sept, 1910. in pursuance of
public notice,
On motion, Jas. NJ Blakey, Esq, was called
10 the Chair, and w. L. Vaughan appointed Sc,
cretary.
The objects of the meeting having been ex.
planned by the Chairman, L. Hendrick, Esq,
moved that a committee be appointed to draw up
a preamble and resolutions, and thereupon the
Chair appointed l.. Hendrck, w. l.. Vaughan,
DR.. J. B. Thruson, Maj. Jas. Ramsey, and Ro-
bert Ferguson, Esq, said committee
The committee having retired for short time,
returned and made the following report:
Whereas, at the time Of the adoption Of our Ma,
tional Constitution, which was designed to be
the basis Of a Republican government, our ances-
tors had much to hope and much to fear. A de-
sire to elevate the condition Of man to that state
Of moral and political improvement Of which he
was made capable by his Creator, and to esta.
blish form Of government which, in the poo.
pies hands, would secure TO each citizen equal
rights, privileges and immunities with all others,
and upon plan susceptible Of perpetuity against
all possible accidents and contingencies, was the
patriotic motive Of the trainers ofthe Constitution
But at tho same time their fears and socude for
the future permancncy of the Republic were only
equalled by the dangers which history taught
them would most likely boset them, Amongst
these were the ahlul inrigues of designing dem
agogues, false patriots, and iawning sycoPhants.
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which the great body Of tho people are to be en-
lightened.
On motion of W. L. Vaughan, the report Of
the committee was unanimously adopted.
Whereupon, Mr.. James Ramsey ioved that
J. M. Blakey, L. Hendricks and w. l.. Vaughan
be appointed committee of correspondence.
Which was agreed to-
On motion OF L. w. Ramsey, committee
arrangements was appointed, consisting of tie
following persons, viz:
Maj. James Ramsey, r. Ferguson, f. w.
Ramsey, Adam Failer, H. l.. Williams, T. D.
Jackman, James Corder, Maj. Ephraim Jamison,
William Haner, James M. Corn, w. G. Da.
viess, J. M. Staey, Milton Kinkead, George
Rank, James Dunn, Jos. Shepperd, James J.
Donald, M. w. G. Glover, w. Shackelford
John Floyd, r. M. Griffith, H. c. Donneghee,
Nicholas Campbell, E. Cameron, IT,, N. M.
Sterett, Maj. G. Pearce John A. Blakey, Elias
Hughes, Jos. Chastian, Solomon Crabtree, Mar.
tin Gibson, ]. T. Hamilton, Dr. J. B. Thruston.
John Wright, James Walthall, R. J. Sullinger,
G. r. Herndon, S. D. Baldwin, Hawkins Glib.
son, w. M. Dunn.
On motion Of l.. Hendricks, ESQ.,,
RESOLVED, That all the papers in this State who
are friendly to good government, be requested to
publish the proceedings OF this meeting.
RESOLVED, That the President and Secretary
sign the proceedings Of this meeting.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
J. NJ BLAKEY, Chairman.
w. l.. VAUGHAN, Secretary.
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The bubble refers to the fact, that all the de.
tails were not submitted in the yearly report Of
the Secretary, which afterwards were submitted
to Congress. The following letter from Mr.. Sc.
nator Phelps, of Vermont, to Mr.. Rives, stamps
the falsehood upon that, and sets it right:
HARPERs FERRY, June 20. 1910.
Dear Sir: In answer to your inquiry, have
only time to say that very early in the present
session Of Congress, a bill in FORM emanating, as
understand, from the Secretary Of War, was laid
before the Committee Of the Senate on the Mill
tia, Of which Committee am member. Tha,
bill, which. l suppose, accompanied the annual
communication Of the Secretary of War to Con.
gress, was, in ali its important features identical
with the plan communicated by the Secretary to
the co nmittee Of the House Of Representatives.
under date Of the Goth March last. The bill to
which allude, was, for some time, the subject Of
inquiry by the committee. What has become of
it, and why it has not been printed, know not
but that such bill was reported and submitted
with the annual report, is not 10 be questioned
| would explain further, but having alread
made a written statement which is now in they
hands Of the publisher, and which will probably
be published | refer you to that when it shall ap
pear. In haste, yours,
SAMUEL S. PHELPS.
The following section of the bill puts the seal
upon the lips of 100000 citizens of the United
States at the discretion OF the President:
cart. 5. Any officer or soldier, who shall
use contemptuous or disreSpectful words against
the President Of the United States, against the
Vice President thereof against the Congress Of
the United States, against the Chief Magistrate OF
any OF the United States in which they may be
quartered if commissioned officer, shall be
cashiered or otherwise punished, as court mar.
tial shall direct; if non.commissioned officer or
soldier, he shall suffer such punishment as shall
be inflicted on him by the sentence of a cour,
martial"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-19

Extract from Mr.. Van
Buren's message to
Congress, Dec. Cd,
1889
" | CANNOT RECON-
MEND TOO STRONG
LY TO YOUR conSidera-
ton The plan submitted
by that officer THE Sec.
rotary Of Warl for the
organization ofhe mi.
litia Of the U. States"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-19
THE PRESIDENT AND THE MILITIA
BILL

The following shows, at glance, the enormity
of the Militia Bill, and the duplicity and false
hood OF the President in relation to it. 1t affords
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-19

w. Sa''aa AAeNh
Extract from Mr.. Van
Buren's letter to the
citizens OF Elizabeth.
city, July 81, 1870:
eve have been COM
PEELED to see, not, |
should think, without
shame and mortifca-
ton on the part Of eve
ry ingenious mind,
whatever may be his
political preferences,
the names Of respecta.
BILE citizens subscribed
to statements, that |
had in my annual mes
sage expressed my ap.
probation Of a plan.
which not only never
had been submitted to
me, but was not even
matured until more than
three months after the
message was sent to
Congress"
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a TS1II15NAlYs3iS T74fL11iITX(i.

n 0SEPH w. NE WBURGH, would re.
q speclIulIy inIOrm his old irie,pAs and
the. pubhcm general, that4he caNies oil
the above business ln sll It's various
branches, one door East Of J..I. Smhhs(
Store, where he may at all tunes be
topnd 10 attend 10 all work inWusleato
him. liz ,Aaitess hinselfit w,tl be
done as durable, neat and fashionable,
as il can be done in the couniry, as,he
intends at all times 10 keep Ia his em
ploy good competent workman, and he
means to receive the Fashions isamPly
provided for.
To accommodate hls tfrierds in the
country, he will take nearly all kinds Ol
country produce.
N. b. One or two apprentices wan-
ted immediately to learn the Tailoring
business Boys between The age Of ID
aud l6, would he preferred. They mus
be of good character, as recommeHda'
,ions Of industry, honesty, and sobrle'
try, will be required.
Canal Dover, Aug. l5, 1889. IT,
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a PUBLIC BLESSING !
DR.. HUNTS
BOTANIC PILLS,
FOR THE CURE UF
FEVER AND AGUE,

Consumption, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Heartburn, Sourness or Acidrty in the Stomach,
Tighness at the Chest, Loss Of Appetite, Sick
Head Ache. Pam in the Head, Back, Limbs and
Side, Fatuency, Typhus and Scarlet Fever
Putrid Sore Throat, Fever and Ague, or Inter
mitting Fevers, Gout, Rheumatism, Lumbago,
Sciatica, Spamodic Affections, and Tic DoulOu,
reux, Commissions Of orChildren, Measles, Small
'Pox, Hopping Cough, Rickets, Teethng
Worms, Female Distractions, Chlorosis or
Green Sickness, and Reflections of Food, and
Costveness, Collie, whether llatulent or Bilious,
olow the
DIRECTIONS.
DosE.--Take from three TO ten pills, till ther
operate, , two or three times daily.
PRIcE 25 CENTS per Box.
Sold at 100 Chatham street. New-York.
Wholesale and Retail.
Where Implications for Agencies, Medicines
or Advertising, will meet with prompt aten
on. ...
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CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, AND COLDS

Nervous diseases, liver complaint, dyspepsia,
bilious diseases, piles, ulcers, female weakness,
and all causus Of hypochondriacism, lowsplrlts,
palpitalion of the heart, nervous rritabity, ner-
vous weakness, Auor albus, seminal weakness,
indigestion, loss Of appetite, heart burn. general
debility, bodily weakness. chlorosis or green
sickness, Aatulency, hysterical falntngs, hyster-
les, headaches, .hiccup, sea sickness, night mare
rheumatism, asthma, tic douOureux, cramp,
spasmodic affections, and those who are Vie>
TINS to that most excruciating disorder, GOut,
will find relief from their suferlngs, course Of
DR.. Evans medicine. 49,.
Painsin the side, chest, limb, head. stomach
or back, dimness or confusion Of sight, alternate
Ifiushes of heat and chilliness, tremors, watch-
ings, agitation, anxiety, bad dreams, SPasms,
mercurial ard all delicate diseases, are success
full. treated by DR.. Evans.
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JONAS SNYDER.
September Z 1888.

U Anothsr recent test Of the unrirslied ralas
DR.. VIM. EranS Medicne-DYSPEPSlA,
TEN YEARS S'rANDlNG.-Mr: J. McKrn-
zie, l76 Stanton street. was afflicted with tn
above complaint for ten years, which incapacla-
ad m at intervals, for the period Of six yenrS.
% attending to his business, restored 10 perfect
ealth under the salutary treatment of DR.. VIM.
Evans. .a .. ..
The symptomsY ,crc.--A sense Of distension
and oppression alter eating, distressing pain in
the pit of the stomach, nausea, impaired appe-
tite, giddness, papilation Of the heart, great
debility and emaclation, depression Of spirits,
disturbed rest, sometimes bilious vomiting,
and PAIN in the right side, an extreme degree Of
anguor and taintness any endeavour to pursue
his business causing immediate exhaustion and
weariness.
Mr.. Mckenzie is daily attending to his bsni
81, and none OF the above symptoms have re-
Cured since he used the medicine. Heis now
a strong and healthy man. He rcsortod to my
| riads OF remedies, but tliey were all Intellectual.
He is willing TO giv- any information to the ai-
lcted respecting the lnestinable beneft render
| ed to him by the use OF DR.. VIM. Evans med
| tcuP. .. t.t.
| The above Medicine can'be procured Of n't
Dr. WIN. Evans advertised agents in the United
States, and throughout the World.
u DR.. Evans, in order to prevent the pat-
rons his Medicines heing imposed upon by
counterfeits, has had the labels ofa his m d..
clues entered according to act orCongress. llS
requests them therefore, TO he particular in sees
ing that the labels contain the following nGice
"Entercd according TO act Of Congress ~ ".
EUans, in The year 1889, in the Clerks Office Q;
Tie Southern District Court of Nen. York." .
] ... AGENTS.
NJ. C. Younglow. Tlevcland.
Il J. A. Beebe. Akron.
: A. Underhll. Massillon.l
81 Dover.
J. Overholt. N. Philadelpea
e O. TOKELY AND LEONARD contnu
!. ~ their practice as Atsorney's, and may a
s II times he consulted a, their Office, New Phil
u "elphia, in the east end of the two story fran
, dnldina on high street. neFrlv opposite. the il
4 thee Of the Tnscarawas Democrat
! May 81, 1889.
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.noMRAD GENTs0H,

HIt1C1"'Otw o't
CONRAD GENTSoH,
WN ESPECTFULLY informs the cit
izeue Of New Philadelphia, that
he carries on the above Business in all
oil ,ts various branches, and as he keeps
none other than his own manufacture,
he can confidently recommend his work
to all who may favorhim with4hel GUS
tom. ...... -.
Particular attention will be given 10
the manufac ure OF Gentlemen's
FINE BOOTS,
as this work will be done by one Of The
best Bootnen in the country. ALSO
Ladies Work by Measure.
A geneEal assortment OF BUTTS q
SHOES (of has own maks) constantly
on hand.
The Public are respectfully invited to
give him call before purchasing else
where.
Nv Philadelphia, Aug. l6, 1s5
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POETRY.
From the Religions Souvenir
THE QUAKERESS BRIDE.

BY MAS. 4. c. sTEDAAE.
Chi uoI in ths halls oEths noble and protid,
Whsrs fashion assemblies her glitierins crowd;
Whsre all is beauty and splender array'1.
Were the nupials performed fths meek Qunk>
- rmaid.
Nor YET in the temple those rites which she Took
By the ala, the mitrs-crown'd bishop and hook,
Where Of in her jewsi doth stand the fair bride,
To whisper those vows which through Gfs shall
abide. 8
Thsbuhding was humble, yet sacred to Him.
before whom the pomp Of religion is dim,
Whose presence is not 10 the temple confined,
Blu. dwell wiih-the contrite and lowly Of mind.
Twas there, all unvsil' save by mOdssty, stood
The Quakeress bride, in her pure satin hood;
s<Her charms unadorn'd by the garland or gem,
Yet fair as the lilly just pluck'd from its stem.
: A tearg giistendd bright in her dark shaded eye,
And her bosom half utter tremulous sigh,
AZ the hand she had pledged was cOnfdineI!
given.
And he lew murmcr'd accents recorded in lie,
ven.
rvs.hssn at tie bridal whore wealth spread tn
board,
Where the sparkling red wine in rich gobl ct
was pOur'd;
Where the priest in his surptce from ritual read
And The solemn response was impresSively said
I've seen my fond sire in his thin locks Of grey
Give the pride Of his heart TO the bridegroom q
way,
Whiie.hs 5ruSil'd the big tear from his dSe
firrow'd cheek,
And how'd the assent which his lips might no
- speak.
But in all the array Of the costlisr scene,
Nought seen'd to my eye SO sincere IN it's mein
No language so fully the heart 10 resign,
As the Quakeress brida's- ''until death ar
thine." Cedar Brook N. ].
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DIR. MlLLiAM -ENAN'-.--
3 O o n HI Nc SYSU K z
FOR CT LOREN TEETHlNG.
PREPARED By HIMSELF. .f,g
~ M0thers and Nlrses.

\.
The. passage Of the teeth through the gums
produces troublesome and dangerous sy mptomS.
It is known by mothers that there is great irrit-
alton in the mouth and gums during this pros
cess. The gums swell, the secretion of the salt
iva is increased. the child is seized with ffequen>
nd sudden fits Of crying. watching, starting in
sleep, and spasms OF peculiar parIs; the child
isnrieks with extreme violence, and thrusts its
fingers into its mouth. Ifthese prec,irsary symp-
toms are not speedily alleviated, ,spasmodic con-
yulsions universally supervene, and soon cause
the dissolution of the infant. If mothers who
have their little babes afflicted with these dis
uessing symptoms would apply Dr. William
Evans's Soothing Syrup, which has preserved
hundreds of infants when thought past recoye-
ry, from being suddenly attacked with that ia
tai malady convulsions. ,.....
This infallible remedy has preserved Inns
dreds when thought past recovery, from con-
vusious. As soon as the Syrup Is rubbed on
the gums, the child will recover. This prspal-
alton is so innocent, so eficacious, and so plea
SAINT, that no child will refuse to lei its gums bo
rubbed with il. When infants are at the age Of
four months, though there is no appearance
iee,h one bottle Of the upshOLld be used on
the gums to open the pores. Parents should me-
yer be without the syrup in the nursery where
thers are young children. for If child wakes
in the night with pain IN the gums. the Syrup
Immediately gives ease, by opening the pores
and heals the gunls;tliereby preventing Convul-
ons. Fevers, &c. ...yai .-...
U Entered according:to Act ofCongress. Be
particular that the luble on the box expresses
such. The genuine is vended by Agents only.
Agent Dover.
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DR. VIM. EVANS
MEDICAL CONSULTATION
OFFICE.

90 CHATHAM STREET, NEW YORK.
TDr. Evans Office for Medical consul'a-
ton and advice lou Chatham street, N. T.
Daily attendance is given for personal consult
tation. Immediate answers ARE returned 70
cuuuuy letters, which must minuteiy describe
tho case, and contain remittance for advice ana
medicine. which can he forwarded to any part
ofthe world, however distant. No difficulty
can occur as the medicine will be securely PackN
ed, and letters Ofadyice carefully protected from
observation. ..t .t ......, .,..-..- .
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I,AON HOTET.

BY MRS. MARY ALBERT.
RWRS. ALBERT, wosld respectfully i"'
lW foFrn ihe citizens Of Tuscarawas Conn-
A'~ ty, and the TRAVELLING public generally,
that she can accommodate those who may fayos
her with their custom, in as good style as can
he had in this part of the country.
Ter Bar and Table will be supplied with the
best the market can afford. Her stables are large
and we'll furnished, and will be well attended
to.
New Philadelphia, May ;, 1889.
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@'IWOtiCe.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
All persons indebted 10 the estate Of
Leonard Bair, late Of Tuscarawas
County, Ohio, deceased. are requested
TO make immediate payment, end those
havi rg legal claims against said estate
are hereby requested 10 forward their
Claims, legally proven within one year
from this date.
LEONARD D BAR.
JACOB BAIR. s Administrators
Jan, 30ib,sl94O ,..a..r
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The Congress OF Texas have passeda law
granting 2es9 acres Of good land toevery wo>
man, WIN will marry during the present year a
citizen Orthat Republic. who was such at the
time of tho declaration Of their independence.
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Liberty. Il was saying Oft the Jewish Ral'.
bi, that II the sea were ink, the trees pens, and
the earth parchment, it'would not be sufficient
TO write down all the praise due to God for lib
eTtY.
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COME! TOE THE CHALK!

C0VNIII.. UT bAHh1 VH1 II AANs
VA ME subscriber wishing to enlarge his
M groceries, finds Unnecessary to call ups
on those who are indebted to him either by
Book, note, or otherwise, in order'tat he may
meet his ends. He regrets 10 be under this
necessity,-but circumstances urge him to 1t.
Those who cannot possibly pay the full amount
will coufer favor by settling part, yet, mon
ey he must have, and that on or before the 2olhl
OF this month So take notice.
JAMES U. PATRICK.
N. h. lie still continues to Sell al rate
much lower llian can be had at any other place
in town at his Store, next door to Mrs Albert, {
Hotel. J..U. P,
July 80, lS39.-n5
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ENERTIG &c TORREY, Grocery,
~ Factory ct. east side, Of the canal
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
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The Blood has hitherto been considerable
Empiricks and others, as the great regulator Of
the rhumar system, and such is the deVotedness
Of the adherents to that erroneous doctrine, that
they content themselves with the simple pes
session ef this fallacious opinion, without en-
quitting intosthe primary seusces from whence
Life, Health, and Vigour emanate, auG rice Oersa,
PAIN sickness, disease and death. Not so with
DR.. HUNT whose extensive research and
practical experience SO eminenuy qualify him
for thesprofession Of which he has been one of
the most useful members. lie contendsr-and a
moments reflection will convince any reason-
II lug mind Of the correctness Of his views-that
the stomach, liver and the associated organs are
the primary and great regulators Of health, ,sand
ttaat the blood in very many instances is totally
disconnected with the first and succeeding sta
| ees Of disease, and that uuless medicine reach
es the root of the disease, the superficial anoy>
nesusuatiy prescribed. serve but as foiS to Gov
er the ravages Of deep>rooted maladies. I'm
Ter these convictions, at the expence Of years
70 close application, the doctor has discovered
medicine whose searching powers are rresls-
tlble, and in prescribing, tits with firm con-
viction of'its being radical cure IN the various
diseases already enumerated, even ifapplied in
the most critical cases, bulhe does not Pretehd
to ascrbe to.
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INTERESTING AND APPLICA-
BILE TO THE AFFLICTED

Q DlsEAsTs OF TIE Stomach OR NERyEs;
Such as DYSPEPSIA, either Chronic or casual
-under.tlle werst symptoms al restlessness
Lowness of Spirits and General EmaciatlUIE
CONSUMPTION. whetherof the Lungs or Liver,
LIVER AFFECTIONS. ia UNDICE, both
BiliaryaRd Spasmodic; COstiveness Worms
of every variety; Rheumatism, whether A.
cute or chronic; together with GuUT, .Scro.
fhla, Pains IN the Head, Back, Limbs, and
Side, T7PHns FEVER, ScAR.er FEVER Pu>
hid Sore Throat, FEVER and AGUE,
Spasmodic Palpitation Of the Heat and Ar
teries, Nervous Irrita5ili,y, Nervous Weak
ness, Mysteries The DoulOureux Cramps, Fe'
male Distinctions, Heartburn, Headache
Cough the Common or humid, and the Dry
or the Whooping; ASTHMA, Gravel -ant
&Dropsy.
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"a NEWS FROM THE EAST.
ReeUGrd.

CTRAYED from the subscriber, some time
- last month. Four head Of young Cattle,
- about two years old, one Hoifer and one
Steer, ,darkIBrindlo and some white Colour. The
other redland white, the other light red.
They were bought at Benjamien Rhode "a
Sale. -#lr r 80
Notice Of the Cattle may be left the Ofhc'
of The Ohio Democrat, Canal Dover.
80. JOSEPH KRANTZ'
Dec. S, 1896. 9, W. Pd..
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Extract Of a letter ofJonas Snyder, Post Mas

Extract Of letter ofJonas Snyder, Post Mas.
ter, Kernsville, Pa, to DR.. William Evans.
Among several cases, the following is sfound:
An elderly lady, who had been 25 years SO af
fic,ed wife nervous hydochondria, debility, go.
tha, for the last 8 years see constantly received
medical aid from respectable physician; bu.
the pressure and pain on her heart and breast,
and especially with weakness in her head and
on her mind, keeping her discouraged to uuder-
take any thing. In,MaY she commenced using
Or, w. Evans medicines according to the d-
rections accompanying them. A reaction took
place; the pan and pressure IN her body was
removed her mind Secame clear and strong; her
spirits perfectly good, and up TO this time it y.
in all respects restored to health, which 70. y
last ten years has not enjoyed.
(Signed,)
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TAnother rey serae Of Eq7amnaatory Rhc'l'
matism cured by DR.. VIM. E0ans' Medicine
Mr.. John A. Carroll of the county of West
chester, town of North Castle, New York, had
been severely afflicted with inhammatory rheu>
matism. for fourteen months with violent pains
in his limbs, great heat, excessive thirst, dry
ness of skin, limbs much swollen, was not able
without assistance to turn in bed for six weeks.
Had tried various remedies 10 no effect Was
advised by friend of his to procure some oi
Dr. W.bEvans' medicine of 100 Chathem street,
New York, which lie Immediately sent for aHd
after taking the frst.Idose found great relief,
and in continuing its use according to the direc'
lions for ten days, was perfectly cured. Allow
me to refer any person to him for the truth o.
the above statement.
DR.. VIM. Evans Medical Office 100 Cha
ham street, New York where the Doctor ma.
be consulted, and his medicine procured.