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SIDNEY, New Jersey, July r. 1913.
Dr. A. H. CHRIsTIE-Dear Sir: You wish to know
Of what has been the result in nv own case nj tba
application Of THE GALVANlC BELT AND NECK
LACE My reply is as follows:
For about t0snty years had been suffering from Dvs
pepsla Every year the symptoms became worse nor
could obtain permanent relief from any conrse az nedi
cal treatment whatever My physicians were sbfu and
excellent mems but here their prescriptions failed About
FOURTEEN years since in consequence of frequent expo.
sure 10 the weather in the discharge of nv pastoral d
Nes, become subject to severe Chronic rheumatism
"HGh or year after year caused me INDISPENSABLE an
5U''H IN tue scFeref paroxy SINS the skill Of my phySi
clas sometimes afforded me great relief but lig re-
4eI was only temporary. Farther: in tie winter OF n
ana 40 IN consequence Of preaching great deal in nv
own ana various other churches in this region was at
Tackled BY the Bronchitis which soon became so severe
Is 70 require an immediate suspension OF my pastoral la
D"s MY nervous system thoroughly Brosiraie4
"i az y bIohchus became worse, also did my Dys.
pepsla and Rheumatic ahcction-thus eyjurju taf bere
uisooeiS were connected with each other Though the
'dlum OF the Nervous System. My suferine were in
oeea severe and had prospect other than being en-
el! I1 aside from the discharge of those duties and
the performance Of those abors n which nv s5ni bas
ever found the highest of her Joys
h.t reasoning from effect to cause concluded that
ne tt'toNs System must be reached before any hone
como be INDUCED ofmy obtaining relief from these mos
lAuesSlHS maiadies In the whole phaimacopsia there
seemed TO be no remedial agent which could reach and
ttt9pefaie my Nervous system; every thing that had
tf'ed or this purpose had completely failed an last
was LED by my friends to examine your Inventions and
though with no very angune hopes of their eiciencyl
determined 70 try the effect of the application of the
- :. M aNIC BELT AND NECKLACE, with the MAG.
NAiIS FLUID. This was in June, 1896 TO NY GHHAr
a'.'N'HfNE"f, IN TWO DAYS MY DYSPEPSIA HAD GoHE
',,'ii LAYS WAS ENABLED TO RESUME ~ PASTORAL
iA''Hs' NoR HAyE SINCE OMITTED SINGLE SERVICE on
N'rouNT or THE BaoNcHiTIs MY RHEUMATIC ArFEc.
a1UG Mso CEASED TO TROUBLE If time permitted
couN m sheet Of paper with the details of PARTICULARS
IVY san now only furnish this brief abstract My Dys
lel@a mas RerG returned; the Rheumatism once in
m"ne Nisits me- but not severely, and is easily arrested
ana maniiesy being driven from its hold upon my sys
eI and my Bronchial affection is entirely cured Such
" Re wonderful aud happy results of the experiment
nave recommended the BELT and FLUID to many
VINO nave heeh likewise suffering from neunlgic anec.
tons They have tried them WITH HAPPY RESULTS BE.
LtEyE IN EyrRY CASE
am, dear sir very respectfully yours
ROBERT w. LANDS.
For sale In Worcester, by the Agents, NJ. d. GREEN,
md j. GREEN d. co. dM&5 weoply Nov g.
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ss-ezgSr5 fszSs>sss f5zzsTn.S 80 "A n
winter Arrangement commencing Dec, n,
IuEOIsu Y AsSENGER TIP AlAA


THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
Le1ee Worcester at 81, 81, IOz5 4. II, 81 P 81.
Passengers viii leave hdIBHry ST A NJ. and 81 ".
PASSENGERS will leave Milford 10 minutes before ~
aud s.45 P. n.
Lsavs B0SToE at74s sam, q IT. 2I4k5, PM
me A. NJ irsiR viii stop only take up passengers
Way Stations for Het5 York.
he A. tram iBii land Of FraninChsm.
HE n. trsin Will not stop of Framingh2 except
20 take up Western Railroad passengers Brighton
THURSDAY.
The P. train the New York Steamboat Train, to
Norwich, to heretofore, without stops, except al
Pennington.
Passengers for MaLbury, or for Hoston and Milford will
take the NJ. and NJ. trains. Passengers for the
Norwich Railroad will take the and q NJ trains.
n B. The 7 N and P. trains tske passengers al
Boston for New York. via New Haven.
BT0okline Special Trains
Leave Brookine at = J. and l0t & g. q
Leave Boston 81 10 aud 1T p A. 81 & l04 Pm,
Mention Special TTains.
Leave Lower Falls at 81 and 81 AN, q 4 and
Leave Boston at a AN, l24, ST, anu I'm.
SarsHUiNs Special Ira
leave Saxouville at An. and Pm.
Leave Boston at An. and 81 Pm
Boston, Dec II, l845. II wM PARKER. sup't
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STAGE,
In oonnetion NTH he Norwoh ana Voreesfsr Rai1ro

gEsss. -s,,,s NE subscriber respectfully N.
E5lS3ez lIS y J. forms the public that he han
(sfsg IN M established line Of Stages
2szzssszza-z5sssza-S between " ebser. South.
bridge and urbridge Leave Southbridge 81 NJ and
arrive Webster in time take the 81 raia of
Worcester and Boston, arriving at Boston III A. NJ.
RETURNING-Leave Boston at 81 and Worcester al
al P. NJ. arriving Southbdge 81 p NJ thus giving
souhbrdge passengers It hours in Boston and the
day. II Passengers for Worcester will be set down
at the Tor,Cich ana Worcester Depot.
Tickets be obtained of the subscriber anil Phelps
Jeweiry Store in Southbrdge through Worcester and
the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Ticket Ofic.
through to Southbrage, Fare By this route l00
ty any other.
All business ntrusted to the subscriber will be prompt
ly and faithfully attended to.
Il Office in Worcester at the Am. Temperance House
May Is. JOSEPH SHEPAFD.
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Upton, Grafton, N. e. Village, and

NUICteItT LApIbs>s
5000 FTNHE subscriber has commenced running
{%E1zGSSAF54 i a Stage TO and from Upton daily,
Sundays exeeptei) to connect with the
line between Worcester and Grafton leaving Upton Hotel
at 81 An and returning viii leave the General stage
Olice, Worcester al P. NJ.
The Grafton and Worcester Stage VIII twice day
leaving Worcester at 10 An and PM Leave Grafton
at A. M and P. NJ.
Books kept at the Grafton Hotel at L. ~ Smiths Post
Office, =. E. Village, and in Worcester, the General
Stage Oce fret door North OF the American
House.
1t is very necessary that all Express Business should be
with written orders and signed personally
that it may e done with correctness.
Sept. IL. dwtf TYLER HARRINGTON.
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Nervous Diseases,

which complaints arise from simple cause namely,
= Derangement of the Nervous System.
Nc In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and Medi-
Zines the disease for they weaken the vital en-
argies Of the already Frustrated system while under
the strengthening giving valizng influence Of Gal
yanis applied by this beautiful and wonderful dis
coyery the exhausted patient and weakened sufferer
restored to former health strength elasticity and ygor
The great peculiarly and excellence Of
Dr.. Christie's Galvanio Curatives,
consists in the fac. that they arrest and cure disease BY
0uiirGrd application in place OF the usual mode Of drug
gng and paysicIing the patient till exhausted Nature
sinks hOpelessly under the infection.
They strengthen the whole system egualize the citc-
iai0H Of The blood promote the seeyeti0ns ard do
the slightest injury Under any circumstance Since their
introduction in the United States only three years nce
more than
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NORWICH q WORCESTER RAELROAn
Wiater Arrangemeut-Is 48.

WlnteT Arrangemeut-IS4B
CG0MMOD ALTON TRAINS Daily except Sunday
Leave Worcester AT 81 and 10 A. M. and Al P.M
The ten O'Clock Train with the Boston end
Providence Trains The Evening Train with the
Boston Trains.
Leave Norwich 1T Am, II NJ, and 2.45 p. M.
The Morning Train with the Trims Of the
BOs On, Providence, and Western Roads The Noon
Train connects with the Boston and Providence Trains.
Ine Evening Train connects with The Boston and Western
Trains.
FREIGHT TRAINS,
Leave Worcester at 81 Am. Leave Norwich at so
A.m.-(DaIy, Sundays exceped)
STEAHBOAT Trains.
Leave Boston AT S PM stopping MY Mt Frquingham
at 81, Worceser at 49, Dantslsonptke al 81 No, inch
at s.42, and arrive at Ailjn's Point ut 0 O'Clock
RErURsIAG-Leaye AIlyn's Point about O'Clock M
The arrival Of the Steam Boat
Passengers must procure Tickets nj the Station Offices
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars
No smoking permitted in upon the Passenger Cars
or Dep0s, 8. H. =, LEE, JR
Nov6. If sup't aad Eng. N. & W. n Il.
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TO CARPENTERS.
VIE subscriber would let the finishing OF a Dwelling
House or would hire TIVE good Carpenters, until the
SHINE u done. A. CARTER.
aug o. DIFF
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Certificates and Testimonials
EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
&" Truth is stranger than Fic-
tiOn."

ne iailoWIng letter Rarrating Of the most re-
IRON the
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Rev. DR.. Lands, Clergyman


Z New Jersey of distinguished aanments and exalted
reputation - 0N
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TO CARPENTERS.

For sale In Worcester, by tho Agents. NJ. d. GREEN,
ana D. GREEN Co d MAS weoplY Nov 8.
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WESTERN RAIL ROAD.
FILL ARRAYGEMENT.

60 zs3sszs zEsl go $50 - - Il
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Dr.. Christie's Galvanio Curatives,
10000 Persons

including all ages classes and conditions among winch
were large number Of ladies' who peculiarly sub
Jet to Nervous Complaints, have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when all hope Of relefhad been given up and every
thing else been tried in vain
Toilustrate the use ofthe G ALVANIC BELT, sup
pose the OF person afflicted with that bano Of civil
cation, DYSPEPSIA, any other Chronic or Nervous
Disorder In ordinary cases stimuans are taken which
by their action on the and muscles Of the stom.
ach afford temporary relief but which leave the patient
IN lower state and with injured faculties after The az
ton thus excited has ceased. Now compare this with the
effect resulting from the application OF the GALVANIC
BELT Take Dyspeptic sufferer even in the worse
symptoms of an attack and simply tie the Belt around
the body, using the Magnetic Fluid directed In a
short period the insensibe perpiation win act on the
positive element OF the Belt thereby causing Galyanc
circulation which will pass to the negative and thence
back again to the positive, thus keeping up c0ntinu-
Gus Garanic circulation throughout the system Thus
the most severe cases Of DYSPEPSIA are PFRAfA.
NENTLY CURED A FEW DAYS Is OFTEN AM.
PLY SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE THE DISEASE
OF YEARS
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Sporting Intelligence.

UNION CounsE, l.. I--PfpEsrRIANIsM.--A match
came of yesterday afternoon at the Union Course l..
l., between Hiram Horton, Of New York, and Nar.in
Gilbert, of Philadelphia for $500 bundred yards,
which called out q number of the sporting family,
who were interested in the result The track was
In good order for fast work. .hs late severe storm hav
ing rendered it extremely dull; yet the time will
pare favoIably with previous performances of these
runners, 1t being fraction under ten seconds, and
the distance was run up hill part Of the track
first word and not be called back matter what ad
to start Horton jumped off with lead Of four five
perate effort to close with Horton aud recover the lost
about sixty yards was early abreast with him, but
Horton, notwithstanding all the exertions of the
other succeeded In throwing himself In y winner by
a triile over two feet and thus the affair ended.
should another match be made. VIC hope it may ter
inmate in manner more consistent with the rules
Of lfgitimate porting.
ST. LOUIS TRoTrISG RAcrs-The trotting and
pacing races at St Louis commenced Nov 2, aud,
Notwithstanding the GOODNESS Of the day attracted
great attendance. The first was for q purse OF
1850 mile heats, best three in tive under the saddle
with four entries three of which post ade
a most splendid days sport. The following is the
summary
MIR. Jas. Whselings b Capt. Vsushn..1 2 2 /
s Oafr q r. m. Cider Maid. .......2 3 2 Q 2
&. S. Ellis C. g. Butcher Boy. - | 1 d
Time, 2:36-24l-2i02 ;i0-242
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TWO CENTS.

have given since their arrival go far to confirm all
that has been written nd said about them n Europe
Their for tomorrow nip "a oompo,ed OF
lees than tive three different Beleotions fro the
music OF the eminent asters and moreover Sc
veral Of Gupgl's compositions will he performed
We have doubt that the concert TO- MORO eve
ming will be a most brilliant one.
GERhASrA MusIc SOCIETY, THE TAsERN.cLE.-
Another splendid display OF the superior abilities of
this distinguished band was exhibited last night to
an audience that seemed enchapted into solemnity
OF thought and reflection that only distu by
the exciting reclamation of joy and wonder that
echoed through the walls OF the Tabernacle at each
concluding ecrt OF passe nta science.
Tho Introduction and variations Of the two flutes
on a theme from Robert lie Disbe,n electrified the
eyes and not only of the audience but to
have extended the thrilling in nee OF their charm
ing sounds TO the other periormera who stood as IL
enhanced, even at the accutoaed trumphs OF their
own musical associates They will appear again this
evening at the Tabernacle, and announce another
entertainment as intellectual az last night which SOM
manded the most enthusiastic applause we ever heard
conferred upen any musical society.
MEXICO lLLusTRATFp. This grand exhibition IA
Vlfted n,ghtlV nv crowds IL Is most remarkable
piece OF art nd the elaborate views
ing, as they do OF four miles OF and
giving faithful and picturesque view OF the lines OF
march pursued by General Scott's army in Mexico
must intere't every one who beholds it.
BARNEY WILLIAMs.-This very promising Irish co.
medan, and eneral favorite has recently been pre-
scented, by the citizens of Albany, with beautiful
silver cup, testimony Of their esteem for his pr
vae character, and his excellent ualities repre-
tentative OF Irish character.
Maurice Power and Murdoch in Philadelphia
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Resolved copy the foregoing report resolutions
chairman Of this meeting
tatves and that copies OF the be laid before
bv N bodies Of the legislature Of South Carolina.
After few remarks by the chairman Of the commit
tee he report and olutious seconded by Cap
tain v. d. " Jamison who was followed by Captain
o. M. Daptzer.
The resolutions were then submitted, seriafm, and
together with the report. were unanimously adopted
On motion Of Captain JAMIsor, 1t was ordered that
copies of the Of this meeting BIO sent to the
Charleston Mercury and Courier and the South Caro-
lnaN, with a request that they be published.
s. GLOVER, Chairman.
J. " T.yLos, Secretaries
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FIRE AND Loss or LiFE.-On Friday might the
Sd instant, the dwelling house OF Israel l.. Schoon-
ever, in Vantage, destroyed by fire. The natnes
bad made considerable progress before the inmates
were aioused from sleep, and they escaped with di-
Guilty. A child of two years old consumed in the
bpilding. The house and contents were valued at
$1,000. Insured in the Sussex Mutual Insuranee Co.
for 81, 00o.-SusssS (N j. Register.
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Railroad Intelligence,

FIrcnBuRe RALaoap.-Ihe Fltchburg Company In
view OF the increased and increasing business OF their
fourth part of thor present capital which to be
paid in during the coming year in ten per cent install
ments. This course has been rendered necessary by
an imme date demand for the completion of their
double tracf further increase OF factie, the
transportation of freight and myers Daring the
last k, the receipts .be Ftchburg Railroad ex-
cetded thirteen thousand dollars being twenty
one hundred dollars per day. The and extensive
completion. and IL Ia intended to finish the double
track for the whole length OF the road ne xt year
ChOisStomn .7uyora Nor. H.
MUscoGEE RALRoAp.-Tbe building of the Mnsco-
gee Railroad at Columbus, Ga, has been CONNIE mead
The opDtraGt for the frat miles will be completed
by February The Columbus Enquirer says that the
farmers the route have promised to do twenty Ave
m les for stock Another plan has been started whiuh
Is thought will secure the building OF the road One
persons are to furnish each hand to work
on The road making q company Of hundred ha uds
these are to work for year and to be paid in stock
The pan has met with general appreciation, aud with
in few days trial seventy-ye hands have been sub
icribed.
and Sunday week, very heavy rain fell doing some
damage to the highways though not great aud also to
the rsilroad'. piece Of the Central White river
we un derstand washed away, and the running of
the cars impeded the Passumpric was but syhtly
injuredth he u aims run on Monday usual. All the
damage done the washing away slightly the sand
in some places no more, however, than would be
pectsd upon new rosd.-Si. Johnsbu,y Caiedonian
HARTFORD AND PnovIpESoE Observation-Disclosures
are now at Work eighteen OF the
into which the whole line is divided. The strongest
force (nearly 500 mem Is the heaviest work. viz
from sections ii to 16, which include the Bolton
Notch, The whole force at work consists Of
about 200 teams, aud fiom 1000 to 1900 men.-PSor.
journal.
The railroad from Troy to whitehall, by Saratoga
II eapected to be completed In about four weeks.
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The Weather..

From the Boston Traveller Nov 1911
Thermometer on Saturday when highest SO; Sun
day ut sunrise 82S; do when highest, 80 Monday, at
suDrite 3ts barometer on Sunday, at sunrise 80 46
Monday at do, 30 81. 10 began to snow in this cty
on sunday morning; little, however, fell, and the
storm ended with rain
Iron the Quebec Mercury, Nov OF
Our good citizens we're not little surprised on
waking this morning to hear the linking belle of
seigbs and carioles gliding the which had
fallen during the night to the depth of several inches
The ground was bard frozen yesterday, and we'll pre-
pared recsiveit but Is doubtful whether 1t will
remain long 1t has continued showing throughout
the day, and the weather 10 cold but not pleasant
From the Newport Herald Nov 1s1
The weather has been decidedly winterith for seve-
raj days past There slight fail of snow on Su n.
Gay morning
t..6m the Albany Atlas Nov i3l
A snow storm commenced early on Saturday eve.
ming and continued through the greater part OF yes,
terday This morning the surrou nding con ntrv wa
covered to the depth Of several inches bn has fast
faded away under more genial a!Tosphers than that
W. have experienced for several DAYS past This ia
the hrstsnow storm of the season.
[Frem the Hartford Times, November l31
On sunday morning, the 18th, we were greeted by
coat Ct snow and northeastern driving riously after
through The day, AMI q. night there was eight inches
upon the ground making a dash of sleighng.
From the Detroit Free Press, November
Yesterday was the coolest dag have had this hll
Mttens and overcoats we're comfortable
From the Mobile Herald Nov 81
The rain on Friday night fell in torrents. We doubt
" more has fallen within the same length of time for
numbsr Of years. The wind too, blowed almost hur
ricsre for fhort time. tall pslmi chri.ti In our
yard, torn down before its ruthless violence an
low lies on the ground like a giant slain We learn
by telegraph from Wetumpks that the IN CONNIE
there at the same time, and YVES exceedingly heavy
We may, Therefore look for immediate rise in the
rivers, and OF course, the moving Of Of cotton
bslts.
Asnr,nvLa. Nov. :, OK A. M.-SnowiDg hard and
very ccia.
Tie Jemestowp Chauiau7ue Journal of tina 10th
inst says taesn the hills r. said Il DO two feet
end u hsif, ala stiA " ~ Rss,
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DISTRESSING CAsuArIrY.-On Tuesday last
very distressing accident occurred a few miles
from this place in Marlboro district Mrs Vests,
with her infant, and sister Miss Tyrrel we're return
ing from visit to Mrs BilliDgsley 10 buggy. From
cause the herse took fright nd STUMP,
by which the buggy was upset AID Mrs Vegta aud her
child were much injured the latter so much 30 as to
cau,e It's death the next day We have not bsen n
formed whether Miss Tyrrol injured OF not. Che
rae s. CT Gazette. Nor Z.
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ANOTHER DAY FINED The Nr,cbiwgport Herald
announces, on the authority OF letter from that gen.
tlemsn that Father Mathew will visit the nited States
In March, 1919.
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beat Erie lying at the foot of Duane street Nom
day pifht, and though every effort WAS made to res
cue him, drowned A colorsd man, named John
Gurnsps accidentally fell into tbs river at Peck slip
on Monday night, while engaged In making fast the
lines Of the steamboat Con neoticut and drowned
FpRs.-A IRE broke out Monday night, In the
upper story Of the house, No Sc Washington street.
which was put out with trihing damage.
ACCIDENTS TO THE SrEAMBoArs.-Botht the Staten
Island ferry boats, the Sylph and Staten Islander
we're 70 disabled by accidents on Monday evening
the latter having broken her sbaft-that neither Of
them could get to the city II Is sad that than
one hundred persons we're obliged to remain the
Island during the night in consequence thereof