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ID ARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY
N RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME

On and after MONDAY, August 8, 1850, the trains
and boats Of this company will leave As follows:
steamer JESSE H0YT will leave Pier No. 50 N. R.,
foot Of Duane street. at 10 46 D., connecting with
Express for Ned Baak Long Branch Point
Pleasant, Brcksburg, Manchester, Toms River, Wood
mAnse, BarnegA thanong Tuckerton Atsion, Jackson,
and Phiadephia and all stations on the Camden and
Atlantic Railroad
Ala p. IN. from Pier No 50 n. R., and l. Is D. m
from Pier No SN n, connecting with trains for above
points and Philadelphia and Express train for Long
Branch.
Fare to Long Branch on this train only Is cts.
Fare to Phi ladelpha on all trains, o.
The freight boat leaves at 80 IN. for all points
the line add Philadelphia
REruRsIHo TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA;
Express at =. m from foot Of Vine street. Fare 10
New oTk, ~
Way, Mail, and Express at $40 9. IN. from Camden,
arriving At New York ~ $50 .. m and stopping st
Per3N. X.
Freight at 6l6 p. m, arriving in New York At 4
o'clock next morninR
AL baggage must be delivered In New York at Pier
No 80, as none will be received at Pier at No
Hsl4 n WIN N, CLAYTON, Sup't
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TINION PAPER COLLAR COMPANY.
ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK.
oYPIcE, ll0 BROADWAY, kRw YoRK-BRAScH OFFICE,
% WARRINGTON STREET, Bosros.
THE UNION PAPER COLLAR COMPANY,

THE UNION PAPER COLLAR COMPANY,
Organized under the laws Of the State Of New York,
with . capital Of t3,OOO.OO0, having purchased the
patents Of Walter Hunt, wm Lockwood, s. &. Gray,
and 4 A. Evans, with other patents eoptrolling the
manufacture Of Paper Collars, Cuffs, and Bosoms has
granted Licenses to the following anufcturers viz
AMERICAN NODDED COLLAR COMPANY, Boston.
w Hatch JGhn;oS nc 4 Co. G9s Agents, New York.
REVERSIBLE COLLAR COMPANY, Boston. March
y. A. HAwLEY 4 Co, Boston
GEORGE 2 LAMB, lstar COllarJ Boston.
BOSTON PAPER COLLAR MANUFACTURING CON.
PANY, Boston.
RAY 4 TAYLOR, Springfield.
NEW ENGLAND MODEL COLLAR COMPANY, Boston
TROY NATIONAL PAPER COLLAR COMPANY Troy,
New York. J. H. Coon, Agent
NORWICH PAPER COLLAR COMPANY, Norwich Ct
AMERICAN MACHINE COMPANY, ,Newburyport Mass
RICE BROTHERS. Boston
GOLDSMITH, HOFFMAN, 4 CO, New York.
HoEPAREIL PAPER COLLAR COMPANY, Spring.
nsd, Mass
NEW YORK ENAMgLgD PAPER COLLAR COMPANY,
rRs III c6sakrss 5sh esf eoIEaa tys Gc%fsT ; ch.s
WARRINGTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Troy,
New York.
All packages Of goods manufactured by the above.
named Licensees will hereafter be marked, Licensed
by the Union Paper Collar Company"
The manufacture and sale Of Collars, Cuffs, and
Bosoms in violation Of these patents, will be vigorously
prosecuted at law and In equity, and Paper Col
lar can be made except under one more Of said
psciay cautioned against purchasing or selling any
such Collars Oufs or Bosons except Of the
ture Of the above named Licensees they will be held
liable in damages 9aally with manufacturers.
JAMES A. WOODBURY., President.
SOLOMON 9. GRAr, Treasurer
IL -eolW klaW9W
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
~ RAILROAD-lS66

Passenger Station In new York. corner Twenty Seventh
street and Fourth avenue
Entrance on Twenty seventh street.
TRAINS LRAvRHRW YORK;
For New Haven, 100, 500 (Rx.), II, so O. m LIS
H.. J. ~ t1n SSo. 80 and s. 90 (Ex. p N. For
200 ls1 y 50, 80, 500 (Ex p. m. For Milford and
a'ld, Southport and ws.tPOI 90 II so a45, 80
m For Norwslk, %, g. 90 lEx J, $50, IL 80 q IN.
iale EEl 800 Exl a4o, 80. $50 500 lEx.) p m For
parisn, = %, 80, I,so N. 10, $50, o 80 p. m.
$50 ,. m Ioi stamford, / %, 500 Ok !, $50, iisc
m l2l6 tEx 500 Ex J, a&6, Aso, $50, $50. g. 90
90 p IN. For PortehsssT and Intermediate stations
100, s0 ll.SoA m. S5, $50, $50. $50, 100 p. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
FOR Boston via Springfield, 90 n (Ex }; 500 Rx),
sOop N. For Boston via shore Line, is (Rx J. 500
p N n. ssr Hartford an and Springfield 500 (EE, T. N.
Rlo 500 (Ex.), 500 p. IN. For Connsetiout River
2 n. TO Northampton. For Hartford, Providenes and
nshkill Railroad, g. 90 (Ex. }, a. IN. l2l6 p m For
New Haven, New London and stOnington Railroad Al
LOO .. m. lalb, 500, 500 p IN. For Canal Railroad
u 10 p m. 70 Northampton; For Housaonie Railroad
500 q m: FOR fsugatuok Railroad, 500 g. m. 500 D.
m For Danbury and HorwAlk Railroad, 700 So q M,
Commodious sleeping ears attached TO 9 m, train.
ap2 JAMES Il. HoYT, supsrintsndant.
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TNHIS ISTO GIVE NOTICETHATTHE
i subssribsr has obtained from the Orphans Court
lsters Of on ths psrsonA estate George
Poole, late Of Washington, d. c., deceased, AL
Psr.ons having claims Isainst the said dscsassd are
thereof to the subscriber on before the t9h day Of
ssptsmber nsnti they may otherwise By Law be az
eludsd from ali benefit Of the said estate. -.-, .
Given under my hAaa this 2eth asy Of September,
lees. SAMUEL = ARNOLD,
oel-lsvaw AlRlsis,rstor,
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DHIL LADELPHIA WILMINGTON,
il AND BALTIMORE RAILRoAD.

NE TABLI.
Oommsusing MONDAY, April 10th, 1885,
Trains for Baltimors and Washington leave Phila-
t1b .. m, Express, Mondays excepted ll45a. m,
Express; 500 D. m. Express and ll.00 .. m, Express
Way Mall Train for Baltimore at SIS .. m.
TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore, 7.25 m, Way Mail % m, Ex.
press; 10 p. m. Express; 6.5 p. n, Express SIS
p. m, Express. - f...
SUNDAY TRAINa .....
Leave Philsdsphia for Baltimore and Washington
N T. 10 =. m. and H. 90 p. m. ....
Leave Baltimore for Philadelphia at SIS D. m.
Leave Baltimore for New York at s25 p. m
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= HURE LINE RAILWAY.
GREAT MAIL ROUTE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, PRovlDkNCE AND BOSTON.
THREE DAILY TRAINS,

THREE DAILY TRAINS,
Leaving New York, oornsI Of Twenty seventh street
and Fourth avenue, At a. m. lao, s and = p. m.
This new aud popular route between New York and
Boston 10 by far the most delightful between two
great cities skrtng Il does the shores Of Long Island
Sound and NarAganse Bay, being almost entirely free
from dust that great annoyance to uayeers) and af
iordlng nne sea breeze nearly the entire route.
splendid sleeping cars attached 70 all night trains.
sels-u y. 4. SCRANTON, President.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICEIrHATTHE
subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
OF Washington county, in the District Of Columbia.
Francis Prommsl, late Of WAshingtop, D, c., de-
ceased. All persons having claim. against the said de-
ceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber before the
ID day Of October nsxtj they may othsrwiss by law
BE- sxeludsd from all bsnsnt Of the said estate
Given uAasr NJ hAnd this n day 81 Oetohsr, 1855.
CATHARIh1 YRonML,
os5 lsvsvs AlatajsuaAsix,
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Returning Trains arrivsin Pittshurgh a. follows,
Mall. l.2O g. m.
rMt Line 400 g. IN.
Iirt Wau's station Aecommodation. SIS .. m.
rem aeoommoahuon. 100 o N.
second W all . station Accommodation. $50 g. m.
JohnstoWn Accommodation. n............... 1905 O. m.
nnsourgn Ere HAIL. ai....................l 1850 p. m.
Third Wall's Station Accommodation ...,., 400 D m
PhilAdelphiA aSO D. m
FourthWal's Station Accom- mmodation. 500 D. n
Altoona Accommodation and Rmigrant. ... 10 50 D. m
An Agent Of the Excelsior Omnibus Company viii
pass through each train before reaching the depot take
up checks and deliver baggage any part Of the city
onee No 4o Penn street, open day and night where all
orders for the movement Of passengers and baaasae
will receive prompt attention.
Baltimore express will arrive with Phlsdslphis sx.
press At q 30 p. m. on Mondays '-I0''
hoTlCH.-ln ease Of loss, the Company viii hold
themselves responsible for personal baggage onIy and
for an amount not exceeding sloo.
VII. BKCKwIrH, Agent,
At the Psnnsyyania Central Railroad Passsnsss asa.
uon. on Lihevtv and washiustss stps~,s
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I,RewaRE ETC.

H,RewaRF, ETC.
II R. ELv ANS d 90,
u WHOLESALE ABD RETAIL
Dealers In
BUILDERS, COACH, AND CABINET HARDWARE,
BAR IRON AND STEEL,
HORSESHOE NAILS.
NUTS AND WASHERS.
100 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Si, yS, So bThkkT,
IS AND ST LOUISIANA AvENUE,i
WASHINGTON. DC
ALL ORDERS,
SOUTH AND WEST.
FILLED WITH CARE AND PRoMPrNkss.
CARRIAGE AND WHEEL STOCK
CONSTANTLY arriving SR. a,S% rrstSsy fsiss and sold
TIN PLATE,
PIPE AND SHEET LEAD,
COPPER, ZINC, &c..
Sold a, Eastern Rates and Shipped with Dispatch u
Constantly on Hand, In Bag. .sdIB.ls.
ROPE, CoRDAGE, 40.
PRICES CURRENT FURNISHED WEEKLY.
JOHN R. ELvANs 4 CO.,
auA Washington. D. C.
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CHURCHES IN ALEXANDRIA
First Presbyterian, Rev. g. G. McCampbell pas.
tor; service i q. m. and p. m.
Second Presbyterian, Row J. 7. Leftwich pastor;
services IL 9. m. and p. m.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. Joseph R. Wheeler
pastor; service ii .. m. and p. m.
Methodist Episcopal South, Rev. Mr.. Langhorn
pastor; service IL .. IN. and p. IN.
Methodist Protestant, Rev. Henry Nice pastor;
service II q. m. and 7 p. m.
Christ Church, Episcopal. Rev. DR.. MoMurdy
pastor; service II a.. IN. and p. IN.
St. Pauls Church, Episcopal, Rev. @. W. Norton
pastor; service II a. m. and p IN.
Grace Church, Episcopal, Rev. D. T. sprgg
pastor; service IL a. IN. and p m.
Baptist Church, Rev. G. G Biting pastor; scr
vice IL =. IN. and p. IN.
Catholic Church, Rev. P. Kross pastori service
II m and p. N.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
PART SECOND.

CONTINUATION OF PROF. HAMrLToNs THEORY.
gostne.s splitting blood bronchitis asthma or phhisic'
aud consun ption produced by the The bill
,ous material npon the delicate membrane that lines
sbe cir with cough; more or less severe
through the thros breast sides back shoulders
ar ,sps Of various Of severity and unless something
is done Immediately TO relieve nature Inflammation will
.upervene followed by liberation, night 'wesu cold chs
hecc fever raising Of ma.,er with perhaps Little blood
srhea ,ore mou ard throat etc. which are indications Of
powero effort Of relieve the system Of poisonous
,you. material which has fastened se upon the mott deli
rate and sensitive organs IN the human system the lungs and
sr PASSAGES.
IN connection with tho above have another
~beh Il not Understood by physicians, and that TO- super
bspdsncs Of action Of the lungs; in other words they
lave been compelled to labor too hard That the machine
sv run well all parts must be kept well oiled and p'Opry
balanced Tins il 10 with the human system God whose
t..as 70 asirtly fashioned lb wonderful BODY les Al
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MAKE A NOTE OF THIS.

IL conclusion will say TO s who read this. and fee ss
they sny way diseased please be kind vrems
simple full statement. OF your symptoms, aud by retou mail
you will get reply with every Information aud advice
.ary freeony ncosc stamps pay postage DO not delay.
beg OF YOU when may plsce you beyond all hope os ca
sha be plain and tell you .he whole truth and what ".
may depend upon and whether you cannot be sav
Have no fear ofsveang any secrets 20 me- for they s
In my po,~sson.
repeat those who live Q. distance and cannot te 10
in person. write prescribe and send remedies ~
mail express snypsrt Of the world No danger in send
ing letters money in letters for they always CONE s
and speedily Please hand this to your friends aud Sc
quanances who may be sick thereby 10 nneh oo'
and save valuable liyes Prevail them TO write TO ne
once.
Further wish in this place to inform those Who na, ."
inclined to doubt ths truth and authenticity Of any oiih'
above Testimonials that viii give $1,000 to sny person i'
can prove any them false having the original letters -
oai,e where any them have also over a'"
lust A. good which oug. satisfy tho skepc sa, my
assertions arc based upon fscts
OFFICE AND CONSULTING ROOMS,
No. 646 BROADWAY, N Y,
where msy be the following days only: Mondis'
Tuesdays, Wednesday, and Thursdays from II TO ."
All letters must be addressed to
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CARE OF PosT-oFEIcE BOX No. 1852.
" B-Ths number Of the Post oficc Boz tSo. 4,0aV
uu,I b put each letter to insure speed aud 'ssiy
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
nLED YESTERDAY.
STARTLING DISCLOSURES:

Every day Il written ,h. little "Ded yesterday
EseTy day flower is plucked from snnny home--a
breseh made in happy ei-ces jewel istsken from
treasury Of love by the ruthless hand OF the angel o
DEATH Each day from the Sumner fields Of life some hsr
ves'er disappears Yes every moment sorne cherished en
ne drops rom the rugged iamrats oime into the sors"s
Of eternity. Even write, the chnrchben to'
ibo doefu funeral kne Of one who "ded yesterday
soemn tones chill the blood veins and make the hear
ssd indeed.
Died yesterday" Who diedi Perhaps IL gentle
Innocent babe .ness angel pure the zephyrs gentle
mnsic and whose laugh gushing AZ the Summer r'
ioaering in rose bower-whose lie was but perpeus lit
spy-a May.time crowned With blooming delicate fower'
which fade Or maybap it youth, hopeful and
be-whose path strewn with sweet flowers Of raT's
beauty and verdue, with serpent lurking beneat-one
whose soul painted for communou with the great and good
o., that heart ia s'il now Ire died Yesterday
Died yesterday" Daily men, women and CHILDREN arc
passing away; and hourly IN sous lonely silent graveyard
the cold oheeress sod drops upon the cold OF the dead
As often in the fad rare flower that ha1
hahed twcety IN the ,s wtheTed forever 90 ds'
couch 20 labor at posts we ini''
some Kind cheerful soul, whose existence perhaps, wal
dearly ind sscredy enwined with nd he'd served
% beacon.hsh to weary footsep But they are no"
zone future generations will know not their worth or s
ynecae ther pr,cep Yes remember each day some sacred
pearl drops from jese thread Of eudshpsoue sweet
heavenly yre which have been wont 70 listen las been
tpsLsd forever.
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A WONDERFUL CURE.

NIuurbd,n
Dr. UAyuroy Ueor Friend: Be,eNp, statement
Of my ease benefit the public especially to those
uia,ly d..e.fed give yon fail snd conpet" history ol
nv sniriuc. was tskcn sick a' Camp Douglas, thic1eo
hyius volunteered in 65th Illinois Volunteer in lntry) Win
what doe,o call pneumonia or lung feger grow "cgs
All the time until May which time got little better Oi
of month received uTiourh oi ninety days 70
acr which time fsseu down wore ~ an eyer
so called Dr. Is. of Rockford. H.. praciicing physician
who examined snd aid NY ncuisbe 10 ny s'
nng wa, all gone suj h- could do good Whatever:
couch.d and srsrd quart Of end matter m twenty 'uf
hours could rest u-ht or day. but eoughed r me tlu
and .vest ct n ,rs and IN the morning would D. drrIs
with perirson and weak could not turn IN ne oed
calrl oil the physicians IN our town eho county,
but ey sid nev could do good. grew worc al the
time and suffered tlan pen OF tongus can ckffet.
too III, ught cnuld not get well aud did ali ny fends
month. lie lad sher doctors 10 hn'thry conid
do m. no good Aer suffering eighteen months IN TINS way
the doctors dec red tey could 10 more for M" chn.'
to hod Of one Of yorr papers from inrnh an %
No II .ss Of no use aud ny do-'ors sad hat hunhng4
and ianosfers yo0 wsrc" But sgsint all thor mt.d in
4suce wrote you IN July ard yon rrpied inst y ol.s
inbred very critical but thought You could i Na
the " 4, VI God befs the ucans) ne. lon srh w"
medicine aud used directed rai'ed more pus tnA'
diy. after which me "s sbe TO 1e' o9t oi
" ahei IN. chance coud having recruited some tnr
aud nv ~ that but - pounds, no" ~-ls
pouni- and health j good ver but do not er
quite yet um going back % Jon my 1eEent an
elt the Rebels Now ;hor doctors That gave ne np 70 ue
tAt ny ugs are good set and n sny Of them doubt II and
want 20 run loot race ready, and win De' rothbt
csn oufrn cuy them 90 81 rods, or mile u t.y cay
20. Aud il you. Dr. Hamilton. ow" MY NE or near
ly beieye had not begun your rran.ni, would hr hth
til. nv grove. viii rmrDber yon hsy f,r
dor'h fLiuss wri watch
ip good the Reformation o. sunerns humanity
sincerely advise all the ss instor no" aIrs."y h'ie
les th. may be- 10 'ppy 10 yon Tor d" or"'r u '
urN.t. NEIL WATSON.
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THE REMARKABLE TESTIMONY or \ VERY EST
nABLE LADY.
IrrnrRrrLLs. Del. 20.

IrsBYKvLLg Del. Co.. y J. Nov .
Fortr benefit Of .ose wro vii b. prevailed upon 10 be
cured. ~ 10 -A'e. Tar rurtcate, my aud the
renI.a.cs usrt. enjoyed robust heath and iest
~p-ug teasnr h-lpes-. ny strength srd appetite
fnr me sog-,hrr tlai with sfci, dicui, thst
could shout the hou.- A. Int day, unable %
lefso fy bid here enrnsrte NY various synlp
toms which v.rc pibfl sud .fu.lng Some ~ be i"is
pans In ths head sBd sid. ainnrs AMI oiryrc d'
trcs.in- h-uorrlsec aud sruons huior. chiefly my
haud. sid face.
Arrr su9rfns ~ 'ts for about three month"; seeking
and I.f aud finding none NY fdends persuaded me- 70
o. ply 10 Prof Hamilton did lie answered prom ply
ponorucins NY det.c that Of the blood end liver sud
irofsrd n would follow lis directions. ich
4aly did Ia lee. than We.a began 10 mend; ~ three
able 10 work. and have lsbo'd Md imIros ID ia
health since. AID think that enjoy better health
than hiss known before il ten yca-s.
caunot -o-. wiaoutru'r-atins the sicte 70 sppy 20
Dr. H,mitc1 relief IL vii b. al great import o.
You his medicines aud .tend 20 Eil tie
shai you have ensth co. end your strength vii
improve. Ikis medicine viii rot sics.n you and ruce you
mot doe. will and sen, and
io.los. ~ health ssd happiness. Mo,i ruy your.
biRS. y. L. EERIpf.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
ANOTHER FEARLESS EDITOR DAREs TO TfL'. HE
TRUTH, THAT OTHERS MAY BE BENEFITED.

fFrOn The Troy Times July -.
PRoy r. L. HAMILTON: We invite tue preus aifrn,
ZION of orr readers 10 the adver ment of this c.ngs'ed
py sican which sppears our ir.t page to-day rso ~.
Vel known In this city and vicinity. where he ss etect
many wonderful and permanent cures he pte"n's nos'
responsible testimonials from ladies' and gentrreh upon
bee convincing all who have been
of the Professors infaioe remedies lhe oist~s''
which lie treats have been thoronshy os.tNo"e ~
a ,tesdv aud persistent Gse oi his mericn'' hhd
ws feel prepared 70 say taL no oasS .Sce.,. h. s
mas taken hold of with sny hope whatever OF sae' hs'
been abandoned until perfect cure wa. enrctso. pe ma
dies over which has attained such perfect coo as-
consumpon diseases of the liver snd 'o,s S"errhh
prncipa ones tie story Of which has gwen n e s~st
uccrss he now enjoys. There are many o'her !lsst
the estimop.s will show, IN the treatment o. "ih ifo
Hamilton has been smnonily successful Inc esuhoy pre-
is the convincing pscaHse u s, t n, W. 90
spopsbe PARTIES There Is huu1bug soou ihel are
genuine cerihcses and corroboaie 10 tue We
Of all who have placed ihemseys unarf rro
H treatment. Is skill as practical pnysic an bss n'ff
ruesti0ned aud proof OIL a.. popaiy ue ~ peee
Obliged to change his location in NewhoA c.ty 10 uoe
couluodious apartments ia order 10 accoDmoiAe the
crowds that throDg to him foI relleI from sAc uthy
ills that e.h heir TO-" The unlimited ana pncea,lg sue
cess of Prof Hamilton the best guarantee o! hs U s'a
physician OF the efficacy and -ogudnrss OF s n.ohe,
The medical country do not present an pst1gcs
ere has nearly allied 70 tI- most hat'ef
ug sucsess Prof. H. hss made the study OF tns Hhs hs
liver 4 business of lifetime. lie has solved The problem o,
,aous changes and dseases with iur -n-e s sseuh
enI sppe srs before the pubic .b fall and complete r1p'
nation both OF the disease and ira rn-jy Es VII tel sou
whether your ungs liver disra.ei and Il So no" 9dy
II Won ord he will ansly tell yon 80. 'ohh'
dece in lis skill and medicines 0f course, ess.ia 70
perfect cure with such multiplicity OF testiLIoAeSo 70
establish his pu,aon and the past successful expeene OF
Professor la this vicinity. would sds,e a. "Do S
are afflicted vii the diseases Of which lie u na.t" 70 's
Professor Hamilton wi,hog. delsy.
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ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE.


Az DgAR SIR Believing stacmf %, Of NY would b.
benefit the public especially 10 person similarly
dseased ,eni you this certificate one yer last June
was taken with very pain In ny rsh. ,il- it eoa
,uued grow Until Obliged To stop all Kinds
Of basne and finally took TO my bed most oi . ine HE
pain vas bad could get rest night or dsy suffered
beyond sl c.crp pon: bad the advice and counsel Of 's
be, physicians Ia the state snd they could do LIE DO good
all they rhve blue pill and morphine
continued growing until about th. middle oc August
when had sb,ces. break my hyeri II d.clargsd
rou a. II lungs .ouc Pint aud half more. the int q
houfs md then every "A hours until psceuber following y
discha s.d hall 10 pint nd then commenced 70 hl
up ngan for ~hsn bFobe again sud continued
10 DO 90 every two weeks all Winter TIL the nide of t'b
runry hen they would ,rd break fsw days IT
seems 10 e raised barrel Of Thick matter oI rns W..
aboo cclos Of blood perhaps no. qnile red reced
me 90 that vas complete sxelston the doctors aiod 'ns
must die and that hey nothing but morphir"
to ea.e the pain they ,ad hs, could no, live than u
two week, q, most couldn't s mp tuot long enough to
have NV bed made cou.hcd sHi raised mole than man N
consumption rd A the patent medicines Of Tie DAY ana
srerythiug could lie thought o. and grew ~orse al the
time Fly ,.de sore tousic) conldnt bear l. y
clothes touch . and TO sam It al ~, "sa as,sS bod
In. ,uy way.
friend Of mine 20, OF your pspefs ard brought
Il to me to look s read Off and tlouThi would Try
you-I could die anyway bad but little hop" there Wa
so ruch hnubus in the wcrd. | wrote you. ih!nb IN
March, Your answer you could cure me- snd s'nt ne
.ome medicine. / commenced taxing At tbs 'ast Of
Apri; commenced getting better from t'e hr dose ard
continued 30 uu, quite well The never stopped
dehsfyng 10 G up until sic commenced ,sAins your
medicine tic esehsrge grew e's every Day nnti CON
poieiy healed up which some time IN August 'rce
which time ny health better. c.n DO I" good
day. woIk any other and stand as we'll and 90
(. 1ieir
sud .olcny believe that any per.on that !. sick and sf
e,,s /. cusbej that viii your medicine and follow your
directions they will surely cured My advice TO- ffeud
al, " Won are scs send 20 Prof r. /. Hamilton aud
ts Will cure you. remain, yours fereger God bsyol,
J. Il. WATSON.