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MARYLAND PoLITICs--.N Nominations. The
wings of Dorchester county have nominated
Major Jacob Wilson, Daniel Nj. Henry, Benja-
min Travers, and VIM. Frazier, for the house
of Delegates The democrats Of Worcester
county have nominated Capt, James Nj. Hol-
land for the Senate, and Col. Geo. X. Collier,
Walter P. Snow, John w. Jones and Major
VIM. E. Sturgiss for the house of delegates. In
Talbot county Cornelius Sherwood, Esq, one
of the democratic nominees for the house of de-
legates in this county, has declined on account
of private affairs preventing his serving if elec'
ted. Henry FL. Goldsborough, Esq, a wing
announces himselfas an independent candidate
The wings of Kent county have nominated
for the house, B. Chambers Wickes, VIM. F.
Smyth and Samuel w. Spencer. In Queer
Anne's county, the same party has nominated
Matthias George for the Senate, and Philemon
B. Hopper, jr., Thos. H. Kemp and Wesley
Clements for the house, and John B. Spencer,
the worthy editor of the Centreville Times, fol
the Levy Court. In Carroll county, the demo-
Gratis, like the wings, have determined not tc
nominate ticket. Mr.. lgnatus Gore has ad
ded his name to the regiment of Independent
candidates in that county, while Mr. II. Craw'
mer declines to run
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DIED.

On Tuesday evening, 9Th inst. DANIEL Parse
the goth year of his age, after an illness of /
days His friends and acquaintances are fespet
invited to attend his funeral without further n
from the residence of his Father in-law, David
son, Senr. Corner of Pine and Josephine SITS
friday morning at 10 O'Clock.
On The 8th instant, after long and painful il
which she bore with Christian iOrlitude and re
ton, Mrs. RACHAEL COLEMAN, in the 69th year
age. Kent News please copy.l
On the 9Th inst. JAcOB SNYDER, third son of
and Mary Snyder, aged years and mon tbs.
On the 9TH inst, JESSE w. ID, BELL, aged 81
leaving wife and three children TO mourn his
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MARINELEsT-PoRT or BALTlM0l
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 10, 1886.
FRomrHE EXCHANGE aEADlNG-Room 800
CLEARED.


Ketch Cornet, (Br.) Rawlings, for Br West Ii
Jos Yates.
schr Wilmington, French, Wilmington, N c,
Mason.
schr Providence, Georghegan, Norfolk, Peter
and Richmond, T Hooper.
ARRIVED.
Ship Pow hatan, Hayden, 46 days from LiveI
to the Capes-salt, crates, hardware, dry goods,
to Jas Corner s. Sons; J Albert 4 Co; Aldridge
den & Co: c Fl Armstead; Baughman, Tiffany q
] Boury; R z Brown s. Co; Garfield, Bro &
Cortlan & Son; ] w Curley s. Co; Creagh;
Dafin; Duer & Norris; English & Msncaster; Bro|
Eaton; Falconer; f Hickey s. Sons; g Fisch|
Co; Griff h, fitzgerald & Magfuder; w GrahamI
bingham & Anderson; G Hammersey; HamIiI
Asthurman; G B Hoffman 4 Bro; Z Jenkins /
F KONG s. Co; Lentz & Flack; Lowering & q
Leche Il Son; L NJ Lii thicum; w F s. F. Murtl
T McKen zie; Russell, Mercer s. Co; McIlvaI
Williams; d Morris; Norris s. Bro; Pike s. w
Penniman q Bro; w Peters; w Poulson; E
s. Bro; r PIummeT; Schaffer & LOney; SpilcH
Albert; Smith SharkGy; Thomas s. Co; Turn
King; Trust; A 1'urnbull x Co; Voss; Wei
Chase and 10 order
Steamer Cumberland, Layman, Philadelphia,
ShTiver.
Steamer Herald, Russell, from Norfolk.
SAILED Schrs Gov Bennett, Warfeld, Nc
iowa, Daytcr, New York; Lochel, Raynes, Bos
MEMORANDA.
Pilot boat Bal imore, Tracy, from cruise, arr
al Norfolk Oh inst. Spoke 7ih inst. Cape Ht
bearing W. distant45 miles, ship Powhatan, Hay
from Liverpool; Bremen barque Favorile, ON
men. and b. brig Somerset from Bermuda, al
Baltimore.
Mr.. Worthington, pilot, who arrived here yester
morning from Norfolk, reports in Hampton RO
barque Pioneer, bound TO Richmond, with 10:
anchor in the gale;) brig Kate Pendergast, Ev
from Porto Rico or Baltimore off Rappabappoc
ship, supposed the Powhatan; also in Lynnha
bay, large ship, which rode out the gale there,
Ship Russia (Of Baltimore) Ranteford, steerin
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A MEXICAN DEPOT
N OF MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS

1884 MARSH MARKET spa
j. TOY & co. beg leave TO inform the citid
Baltimore, that they have opened Store at the
place, for the sale of Standard and warranted
CINAL PREPARATION 5, where they will be
to wait upon those who are so unfortunate d
in anywise afflicted, al who may want any,
in their line.
Dr. M. II, MITCHELL'S GALVANIC b.
FLUID, Sc, for the cure of Rheumatism, NeV
and all other Nervous diseases. If these Ban
are not found TO be superior to any others in VI
money will he refunded.
The RUSSIAN COSMETIC, for restorin
beaulifying the human har-warranted to beI
no charge. Reader, can you ask any thing mo
We ask for il ONLY one trial-satisfied that Il
or gentleman who purchases one bottle, will
forwards do without it.
GG33- For sale at the General Agency, No. 2St
Market Space; and also at w, q. Gekler's Cor
Fancy Store, O. Baltimore street, near Gay
Smiths Periodical Agency, No Sun Buildit
Wiseman's Drug Store, corner Baltimore am
streets; 7. L, Ennis Umbrella Store, 30 N.
street; H. Slater's Fancy Store, No. 2O3 Bro,
Fell's Point. jy23
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f3-I.O o. f. An adjourned ms citing oflhose
intending TO 90 to Philadelphia will be held in the
Saloon, Odd Fellows Hall, on FRIDAY EVENING,
ut O'Clock. 1t is absolutely necessary that the
brethren sho Id procure their tickets prior 10 the
time ofdeparure so TO enable the Rail Road to
prepare extra conveyance, as positively no tickets
will be sold at either the cars or boat. In order 10 a
lord all opportunity, the following brothers have
tickets for sale VIM. Bayley, Front st; G 20. w.
Mayors, Iris office; Michael Gross; Jno Stromengle,
Pratt street, J II. L. Jerome, corner Lexington and
Paca streets; L. P. Reach, Green House, Gay street;
David Martin, 81 German st eGt; Geo Roche, cor
ner Sharp and German streets; B. T. Hynson, How
ard street; A. Ballouf Harrison street; G. Schaffer
l.. ]. Fort or James Young 3 S. Gay street.
0rE- The brothers have the privilege of taking
Ladies at the same price. Children from to IL
years old half priceaIl over the full fare per
tract. Tickets will be sold to nane hut members of
the order
90 The committee have also prepared worry
NEAT AND HANDSOME BADGE to be worn by
all from this city, so TO distinguish BaItimoreans,
at l2t cents each, which be procured of Brother
Jerome, corner of Lexington and Paca streets; Bro
Young, B. s. Gay street. and Bro. Colon, Bro ldway,
at any time before starting.
JACOB MEARlS, Chairman,
So JAMES YOUNG, See'y.
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AIM Ar O.
Moons On;
HNO CURE TOOTHACH

II AND PRESERVE HEAIf
W- THE TOOTHACH is always cured /
miRute by an application of WHEELER'S TEE
RY TOOTH WASH, and the Tooth be still III
ed from all delay; Soreness of the Gums will u
ed; SOftness of the Gums viii be cured; an BIZ
of the Gums will be effectually stopped, al
Teeth, Gums and Mouth are always kept oil
and in the best of health by its use. Sold BY /
m, HAlG, No. 1873 Baltimore streT
ip2O-lY ahnYe South. nnnnsitn Elinnpr nj
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Sn7- DEFENDERS OF BALTIMORE IN 1914.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 10, 1916. The Association viii
assemble on SATURDAY, 18th inst,, At 9 O'Clock,
A. NJ. precisely, with black cockade in hat, in from
of the Guy Hall.
13-All those having in their possession flags borne
during the defence of Baltimore in 1914, are respect
fully requested to have them the ground at tn e
time of meeting that they may be used during the
uarade A. MILTENBERGER,
sell-2t Chief Marshal.
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I3-We invite the attention of the public to The
certificates of a cure performed by Dr. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which certain
y goes ahead of any heretofore published. The high
standing Of he gentlemen whose names are given
as having witaessed this cure, precudes the posi-
biIity of imposition. There is large number of
persons now taking this medicine in this city, whose
residence will be given by applying to the Agens,
whose names will be found attach, d to the certif-
Gates, seq
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ARMORY INDEPENDENT LIT. DRAGONS,
L LrIAnRE SenieInL or Ii lSlG

n3- ATTENTION Attend 4 Parade of the Com
pany on THIS (Friday) AFTERN loon, the lllh inst
at O'Clock, at the Washington Monument, in full
Summer unif.rm, with arms and equipments in COM
plete order, to act as escort to tue Philadelphia
Troop from the Caution Depot at half past o'clk.,
P. M Be Iun; tual to the hour.
WIN. GAMBRILL, Lieut. CONG
IL THOMAS J. COCHRAN, .. s.
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a3-"GIVE ME BOOTH YET FOR CIGARS"
Was an expression we heard a gentleman make to
another the other day as we were passing-we sup
pose he has often tried Booths Cigars (as we have
and -four them No, |, We endorse the expression
and repeat it, s'give us Booths Cigars - His Gsab-
lishment is in HANOVER STREET, No. So, 3 doors
south of Camdenst, nearly opposite his old and ia
yorite stand. 1t
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LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING n
Eos Canton-Ship Cincinnati, will clear 10th
For Amsterdam-Ship Potomac, with despatd
For Ans erdam-Shi,i American, 10th Sept.
For Craftsmanship Chesapeake, with desI
For Workmanship Ellerslie, with despatch
For Bremen-Ship Elise, with despatch
For Premiership Albert, sOom.
For B'emcn-Shp Post, soon
For Havre-Ship L 'AndilIe, with despatch
For Bremen-Ship Atlas, with despatch.
For Antwerp Barque PaoIi, 18th inst.
For Valparaiso and ports in The Pacific 81
Hortensia, Oct. l.
For iyerpoo'-Barque Louisa Bliss, about
inst.
For Vaiparl iso-Brig Argyle, will sail this we
For Rio de JaneirO-Brig Wing, Saturday mex
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SUICIDE OF THE Hon. Ma. McCoNNELL.-
By reference to the letter of our Washington
correspondent, it will be seen that Felix Grun-
dy Mcconnell, member ofCougress from Ala
bama, somewhat notorious for his Incorporate
and other evil habits, put an end to his exist
ence Yesterday, by committing suicide.
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UFrICE OF EMORY 4 CO.

UppOslle BaVnum's, Bait. Md,
93-OFFlClAL DRAWING OF the Md. Consoli
dated LOTTERY class No. So, for 1916: For benefit O
of Town of Bel-Air:
IS 46 81 l rs So 45 Is 20 Sc 10 40 Sd SO
% and DC being the LIST and ID drawn Nos each S25
and 81, being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos. each %
2j and SO, being the 9Th and 9th; or Is and As, be-
ing the 7th and 9Th drawn Nos. each IL
% and Sc, being the 9th and 10Th; or 10 and 49, be-
ing the lth and 18th drawn Nos. each 10
AilhaVIng two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 8
AN having one only Of the drawn Nos. on, " 4
1t EMORY CO., No. . N. Calvert-st.
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THE MUSEUM Tine bill announced for perlor.
nance at the Saloon this evening, cons lists of the
comedy of "The Lady and Devil" and the amusing
farce of "Whitcs and Browns" together with excel
lent singing and dancing. The company now per
forming in the Museem has become very popular and
their representations nightly visited by large and
fashinnahe audiences,
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h7-HOLLIDAY STREET THEATRE. Mr,MAR-
SHALL begs leave to nf,im the uhlc that Difficult
tv having arisen respecting the ProPretorshp Of the
Theatre an injunction has been granted by the Chaa.
cellOr suspending all performances for The present,
and in obedience the order of the Chancellor The
Theatre will remain closed until further notice. 1t
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Our Book TABLE. We have received from Messrs.
JVilliapn Taylor y Co. the American Review, for
Seplember-a wing journal of politics, literature, art
and scence-edited by George H. Cotton, New York.
Price 81 per annum.
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ENUsH ALONG KEEP MOVINGI Ne


Il despair, it does no good for man to hang
and say 81 cam! there is always hope for pers
who is q UT of funds, or who wants to repenish /
pocket book" There is hope, we say, while Ind
is CAPITAL Prize Depot in Pratt street. IT only
auires slight exertion, simply the sending of sm
sum. for which you will receive a thousand fold
Won want to come in for your share of the rich
which Fortune has in store for YOU appIy at
YLE'S-there you will realize the truth that hi
establ his reputation the Great Prize SelIt
and you will exclaim with the rest of his patron
"This is the Luckiest Office in all creation!o
Look out for the showers of small gold nec
witch always follows the drawing of the Small ~
On FRIDAY, Sep emSer llth, the Grand Thony
Thumb Lottery comes off capital S4,t 00-wholes q
Halves so cents, quarters 25 cetts. Certificates
Asekages of wholes, consisting of % tickv;, will
tssed at the low price ofSl2, halves &c. quarters n
leshths Sl50. This good opportunity for sma
venture.
, liberal discount will be paid to persons who pu
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatestvariety oflucky NUMBER D
the package, single ticket, or share. All order
mail or otherwise, addressedt0
NJ. DOYLE, No. la Pratfstree,,
1t [Kl Opposite B,S 0, h, &. Depc.
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URIANOs, of all descriptions, to hire at No.
n HIGH STREET, below Pratt a25-l
GyONSTABLE's SALE. BY virtue of 6 VI
" o. fieri facias, issued by John Showacre, E|
one of the Justices of the Pace of the State of
ryland, in and for Baltimore city, at the suit of
seph Turner and John @. Tuner, Grading under
name of Joseph Turner s. S0n) N. Stansbury,
of H. Fl. Fairfield and John McMuTray, against
goods ana chatles, lands and tenements of JeremI
Hays, to me directea, have seized and taken in q
cuton all the estate, right, title, interest," prope
claim and demand, at law and in equity, of the S
jeremiah Hays, in and to all that piece or parce
GROUND, situate end lying in the city of Baltimo
fronting 100 feet on The south side of Preston-st
- running back south eastwardy 100 feet
fIfII1 Walnut alley, on which is erected two t
..l!il story Brick DWELLINGS, subject to
ground rent, and two mortgages for $780,
And l hereby give notice, that on the 22d day
September inst, at 10 O'Clock IN the morning, \
offer for sale the said property, so seized and taken
execution, by Public Auction, TO the highest bid
for cash, on the premises.
sell If DAVID WHlTSON, Constable
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nz- MECHANICAL FIRE COMPANY. The
members will meet at their Engine House on THIS
friday AFTERNOON, at | O'Clock precisely, in
citizens dark dress, with black hat.
1t S, FURLONG, SCc'y.
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HEADQUARTERS, 5th RECT, VIZ

BALTIMORE, Sept. 10Th, 1916. {
ORDER No. q. In obedience to Division Or
VDdeIs the Regiment will parade on SATURDAY,
September IL, at O'Clock. A. NJ, in 5. GAY ST, in
fall uniform.
Commanders OcCompanies will furnish themselve
with correct Roll of their respective Company, as
the roll W be called and all absenees wi b. fined
according 10 law
The Court of Appeal for the Hearing Of The Compa-
nv Officers non Commissioned Officers, PTivaes and
Musicians of the Regiment, absent from said parade,
will be held at the Independent Blues ARMORY, on
the 2sth Sept mber, at O'Clock, A. NJ.
By order, COL. HICKMAN,
sell IT. F. LUCCHESl, Adjutant.
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SUDDEN DEATH Marcy Dorety died sud
denly at South Boston on Sunday, aged forty
five years.
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SHEw's DAGUERRIAS Rooms. We would call the
attention of the public to the beautiful Dagnerreope
Miniatures at the of Mr.. ShGw, No. III BATH
more street, which cannot be exceed by anything OF
the kind in this CT y. In the exquisite finish OF MS
miniatures, and in life like expression aud nuhio-
ness, we have none to equal them, and is 10
his talent and knowledge of the art that the PlumOe
Gallery is indebted for its standing, Mr.. Shew having
raised it TO its present POSITION, at the time he had
charge Oft. There is no art which requires more
knowledge or greater amount of skill, and we are
free say that no possesses these qualification
better than Mr.. Shew. If any of our readers desire
10 obtain beautiful likeness, advise them to give
Mr. s. call.
FRONT STREET THEATRE Quite fine audience
was in attendance at the Front street Theatre last
evening" TO witness the first appearance of Mrs. H.
Lewis. She sustained the character of "Margare
of Burgundy" in her usual able manner. The Other
characters in the piece well played She appears
to night in the celebrated drama of the "French spy
a. sustains three different parts. Previous to h'
drama the farces Of the 1.-TWO Gregories" to conclude
with Glove in Humble Life"
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YENEIE WESTERN C0NIIN EhT,
a1rt, I

TUNHHh w ESIEtN NDNIIN ENT.
II FOR The PRESENT WEEK,
Is an exceedingly interesting NUMBER containing even
more than its usual variety of choice and instructive
readings. Among lis contents AREA Dramatic In
cident in High Life, by Thos. Roscoe, ESQ The Log
House Girl; The Golden Donkey, or, Luck better
than Wit; The Death of Duroc; The Ocean and the
stars; the Spanish EObbef; Capt Smiths Bear Story;
Chapter on Early Marriages; Anthoogia Germani-
ca No. Ills Letter from Major Jones, giving an ac-
count of his trip TO Boston, hls first impressions of
the city, his arrival at Lowell, and his description of
the factory girs;besides, News Anecdotes, Poetry,
Editorials, &c. sc.
Single copies 6! cents For sale at the principal
Periodical Depots in the city, by the carriers, and by
WILLIAM TAYLOR & Co,
sll-2t 4, 5, and Jarvis Buildings, North st,
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NEvER WAS heat! Here is luck thai

NEVER WAS BEAT! Here is luck that
~ has no parallel in the history of Lotteties On
Monday last the beautiful prize of $4,000; on Tues
day $4,000, in II whole ticket; on Wednesday the
grand and magn fcent prize of ,000 in package
of halves, sent to Philadelphia yesterday. The So
000 in package was sold TO lady of this city, re
siding in Montgomery ST.; one of $1,000, returned TO
the Managers for the want Of purchaser or of
$1,000, sent to Port Deposit Md; of SIT each sold
to customers. EMORY s. co. have had better luck
and sold more prizes the last four we ks than ever
was sold by any fifteen vendors in the U. States.
THIS DAYl THIS DAY!
{G3-The lii lie favorite draws. -s1}
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
AND 20 PRIZES OF 500 EACH!
Tickets only Sl-shares in proportion
Every man, woman and child has the chance here
of buying package flOm the uckiest office in the
world, Emory < Cos, for the small sum of SO 25--
We say call early and secure the $4,000, by purchas-
inc from Emory Co pa kage.
For Pr yes i'll anV Lottery, always apply in person
or b. mail TO the far famed Lottery firm Of
EMORY & co.
United States Lottery Agency, No Calvert street,
ID office from Baltimore st. 1t
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MARRIED,

On the 9Th inst. by the Rev. g. A. RoszeI, 10
HERBERT to SARAH ELIZABETH BURG Ess, all G
city
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LATER FROM NAuvoo-Progress Of the Var
-Capue Of an Officer. We learn from the
st. Louis Republican that 500 anti Mormons
left Carthage on the 90th ult. to attack Nau-
VOC, but after proceeding seven miles encamp-
ed to await renforcements, and the receipt Of
heavy artillery from St Louis. They were to
march again on the Sd inst Col. John B.
CAittenden, of Adams county, who went to
Nauvoo at the request Of the Mormons, for
the purpose of concluding treaty of peace,
has been taken prisoner by them. This has ex-
asperated the citizens, who have determined
ON re,ribution, and refused all terms for peace.
A meeting has been held and resolutions adop-
ted to rescue him at all hazards, and punish
the Mormons for their duplicity. A quaint
ty of powder, canister shot, and muskets, on the
way from ST Louis to Nauvoo, had been cap
tured by the antics.
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GRAND PARADE AT CAMBRIDGE.
~ ssznsss The steamer MARYLAND, Capt.
Sszfsatk ASusp L. G. Taylor, will leave the lower end
of Dugan's wharf, on SATURDAY
MORNING NEXT, at o'clock, on her usual route,
stopping al Cambridge to land those passengers VINO
wish to witness the great afade at Cambridge, The
troop and other military companies from Easton are
TO join in the procession with the citizens OF Gam
bridge, and they contemplate granl affair. Passen-
gers who may desire 10 go down upon this occasion,
are notified that they can return on Sunday free OF
charge. ...ssssS,
sell LsNTAfLOh'
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HRIANOs, of all descriptions, to hire at No.
n HIGH STREET, below Pratt. a25-I
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WISTAR'S BALSAM B
. WeELD NWERRY1
VIII Miracles never cease! Mal
dence Of iLs surprising heaAA RI
tive VjrtueS!!
: : 3 + : T : |
Springfield, Ky., May 4.

Messrs. Sanford 4. Park.-Ge5
take this opportunity Of in(olm NIP
of a most remarkable cure peri
upon me by the use of 'Dl Wislai1
sam of Wild Cherry
In the year 1910 | was taken vi
inflammation Of the bowels which ]
ed under for six weeks when | cd
ly recovered. In the fall of 1881
attacked with a severe cold, which
ed itself upon my lungs; and fol
space Of three years | was confa
my bed. tried all kinds Of m1
and every variety of medical adj
out benefit; and thus | wearied
until the winter Of 1874, when
of 'WSstar's Balsam Of Wild "
My friends persuaded me to giaI
trial, though had given up all hq1
recovery and had prepared mysei
the change Of another world. Thi1
their solicitations | was induced Io
use of the Genuine Wistar's BalH
Wild Cherry The effect W s tflll
tonishing. After foe gears of afi
pain and suffering; and after NJ
spent four or fUe hundr3d dollar
purpose, and the best and most rsi|
able physicians had proved unaVl|
| was soon restored to entire heaI|
the blessing of God and the use a
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
| am now enjoying good heal'l|
such is my altered appearance Iha.
no longer known when | meet nrl
mer acquaintance.
| have gained rapidly in welgn1
my flesh is firm and solid, | can no
as much as any person, and 10y
seems to agree with me. nave
more during the last six months
had eaten five years before.
Considering my case almost a ~
| deem it necessary for the good
afflicted, and the duty | owe 70 v
prietors and my fellow men (%ho'
know where relief may be had %
this statement public.
May the blessings Of God resl
the proprietors of SO valuable 3 o.
as Wistar's Balsam Of Wild CheIl|
Yours respectfully, W H
Sanford &. Park, general agg9P
the west, corner of Fourth and Y
streets, Cincinnati.
For sale at the Drug Store o.
P~RIEsTLEY & MoS|
Caata1
o. 0. wooDmAN, Ncks1|
W. r. rANNEu1LI, MsHS
March %, 1916,