davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-05-16

There is lively time in municipal circle
in Philadelphia There are some measure
before tho Common Council Of that city in
volving a 1arge expenditure of money, in
c1uding, We believe, the extension OF th<
water system to several suburbs. The Com,
mon Council refuse to pass tho legislation,
but do not reject it, and the impression Is
that money is demanded for votes. Mayor
sToKE1Y has written public letter to the
City Solicitor, in which he has denounced
the Council for waiting to be bribed Il
seems that 'tCounol OF Ten members Of
the City Council have tho management Of
the affair, and, as will be we'll understood
here, upon the deposit Of certain sum Of
money where the ten may direct, the 1egisla-
ton will, take place otherwise not. :.
One Of tho Boards Of the Common Council
in it's indignation appointed committee to
Investigate, and summoned the Mayor to
appear before them to explain hisletter. He
appeared md refused to answer any questions
in detail, further than to say that he had
written his letter after repeated conversations
with members Of the Common Council, and
he gave the names OF = number Of the Coun-
Gil with whom he had conversaa, including
several members Of the. Committee. When
giving these names, ha directed the reporter
to write one Of them plainly. Here il pazt OF
the Mayors examination
= Al had conversation with oua o6 Tho u1e7nhers
mentioned, who aaid thAt tho matter had hean H.
ranged, and that 1t would pass that TAussday told
hdzn did nat think so md would ra4hor It vn,,d
not; told him that had understood from ths bsvtn
ming that not dollar to he spant tn this tnatter
and II hcro was TINT would s1poss Il: fro1n IN.
formation from eeztatn member WIS lid to belioys
snae Fosas foz The h could b. secured for oound-
Grafton. -
Q.--Who waa that7 A-That esel.n. IN .n..,.-.
ham .lready pran his n.ms; il b.. don't TN X
will give It to you.
Q.-What Tae that couaide1attnn3 A---Tha nr.+ a..
and "as 1905 thsy aas doKu IA SIS Q0Q and TIN
fellow said, By dauuo ~ 90 would moi oo1up.on,,e
ths 11axttar..
4-Ihat waa uembar ot Co1ncl9 A,-Fes nr.
V.-"nich h1anth7 Al hA7s s1.sa yuu thu |
Names, snd will be hers when you eal them.
Q-"hc1 WA thas7 .A.-Ths dAy OF dats I canned !
IL. It waa prior to my writing ths 1.ttsr.
Q-Has thsre 'Eny ether nnsmber Who ds1nxoded |
my amount of money for his 1nfueneey A.--Ho, |
NJ ona man mendonsd ssya that $io 900 had besr
pala 70 pa1f th* original bill awarding tho contrx
kad he n&med tha m&n who got tho 1ponsyI
Being a2ked to whom ho re9crred ths nayp- sid
= declina to anawor thAs question. hA1s already
nendoned hta mama, and advised you to estsa xa,on
7ssy carefully. =
Philadelphia il fortunate in having o Mayor
rho will not consent to corruption, Pills
lelphiA u older than Chicago aad has cot
hsou6A, ri suppate, &ila 1tatss tsa4sAd ioas
, 1875-05-16

| 14r. D1snAE11 has been interyieVe ed 4
committee Of English authors on the subject
Of an international copyright between this
country and England. The list Of tho Com.
mlttee contains no especially great names;
unless We ere to class those Of CR4R1u
READE and Wnw COLLINS as sucE. This:
however, would ba too much honor for these
victims Of fatal fecundity. Capable i
writing two or three fst-claaa books apiece,
they have hittered away their powers by
compiling dozens. Still, If the autaors ara
not great, their grievance is It is On undo.
! niable hardship that the work Of manb
brain should be publicly stolen on this ad
! Of the ocean because he happens to have
been born and to live On the oti1e.
This literary piracy, Of which neary
every prominent publisher in Anerxa
has bean guilty ut oue time n
another, Is tho more unjust, inasmuch as F1.
gland reflects credit upon herself by allowing
our authors to copyright their books thee,
while We deny Englishmen the corresponding
privilege hero. It does not appear whetlG
Mr.. DIsnAE11 has been asked to retel1ate b
cancehng the rights we now enjoy in tls
respect in England, OF to try to negotiatea
treaty On the subject The only possible
good result Of the former action would bato
induce American authors to take more L.
tive interest in urging the passage OF coy
right law hore. It is the publishers, howeu,
who need to be converted Tho authorsue
already agreed The amount of satisfacon
to be derived by the English writer's homh,
knowledge TINT their American fellows ers
being robbed as well Is they, could b nth
u very great nor very high-toned
"A strong argument c&n be NADIA in favr of
refusing copyright to works publishe in
other languages than our OWL The tat of
translation, it. fitly performed, is 70 reat
that the translator rarely gets any thing ,ore
thnn fair remuneration Tor his Labor: Ie il
lucky, in fact, Il he gets that But hese
reasons do net apply to English 2oks.
Denying them copyright is justified On. by
The general principle that the greatestpca
Of the greatest number demands that bots
should ba Published as cheap1y - pos5le.
But the added cost Of an authors fec imct
more than 10 Per cent, save in very eep-
ional circumstances, and thera are few ed
m who would g1unab1a at this slight ;ncass
OF such ca1se, It would be q ar1ful
hing for American authors to take sonnac-
ion in favor Of international oopyrigl IN
ssponae to that Of their British brethra
, 1875-05-16
TIE ER-suppLY or EyG1AN

People have grown resigned to poisone
! food and poisoned vine, beer, and liquor, bu
the idea Of poisoned water is unfamiliar t.
those Of them who have not had the pleasur
Of crossing the Chicago River On hot day
Nov, however, the English are indulgging in
grent scare On this subject Part OF tht
alarmists say that the whole water--sanpp1y j,
giving ont, and MI Of them agree that it is II
thoroughly bad state. In some parts OF the
country there Is practically watar-fanine.
ut is no uncommon thing for women and
children to wait for hours, with little vessels,
to carry away scanty supply for the dones-
tic purposes Of the whole family" Where the
precious fluid is more abundant, manufacto-
ries use it as motive-powar and na a sewer
to carry away their refuse. It is much too
valuable to be absorbed in drinking and wash
ing. So tha average B1iton uses q compound
OF water, sewage, mud, and microscopic par
esites for such purposes, The evil is by no
means confined to small towns. It is per-
haps greatest in London, where the drainage
OF million people oozes into the source OF
supply. And it Is universal. A short time
ago, member Of the finest Club in London,
the Athensaum, examined the tank from which
the water used in the Club was drawn He
found foot Of slime at the bottom of it.
Upon trying the water under microscope,
he discovered an infinite variety Of the most
hor1id forms Of life. He detailed his studies
and their results in lettex to the London
Itnaes. Attention Was called to the matter
in Parliament, and the writer was accorded
I'm Interview with members OF the Ministry.
The latter promised to take actionon the mat
ter. Meanwhile, some scientific men tookit On
themselves to make careful Investigation
into the whola water-supply OF London. They
found it almost incredibly bad The i1hab-
ltants OF the worlds great city are practically
drinking their o#n wage,-only this and
nothing more. The matter is very SERIOUS
one, for good water is one Of the primo neces-
saries Of health and life. 3Ir. D1snAE11.
early in tho session of Parliament, announced |
IN jaunty, onhand way that he would attend |
70 the purifcaton Of the water-supply at !
once. Nov he has mada the humiliatine
confession, through one of his subordinates,
hat the question is *ttoo vast :" for tho Gov
to frame an answer to it II this is
%, the danger is evidently too vast for any
'ne person to wholly escape it. English
men must reconcile themselves to being
'oisoned, unless, indeed. they decide that
he health Of the many is Of more
7eight than the money making Of the. few.
he real reason Of the sudden loss Of Gov
interest in tho. matter was not that
could not be remcdied, but that the manu-
acturing interests would go over to Libezal-
IN Il the Conservative Ministry made them
i've up their usurpcd prerogativs ot poison
lg every stream in England
, 1875-05-16
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE:

aA7xs "a EpHsu11rros tra1A1.4 IN ADvAres3.
Fast2xe FrernId ut this onsee.
R1.k Txst: ,s.f.~.s 1SS
sssGsy ssssi:y y.a.:t as:;iss soo 1@:SS
PAsss st I JesE II tbs sans rats
H*S13o-oue Aetiss sxnut In saeh texa nd rtlaxe
kEect.. Ar1aaEemso.s uads with saeh-
Speeihsa co2iae eaut huo.
E$Frrrcnt eeay and rp:staias b anrn ard ~. 1...
orsos address u tul. Including State *ad County.
Rraitanco&n1, b aaes ethe. By dr.tt oxpresa post
onee efos1. nF IN resisteEsa letters. tt .isk,
1EaM 10 CITY sUpscH.1xns.
DAM eef'etsd snndas excepted, 23 eepta psr wsst
otas es't's1vd Sunday tnnloded 80 ce... NJ. w,sk,
AadEn@f TIE TRIBUNE COMPANY
e<s@f Esa.ton .od Destbera~'ts- Caicsxs. Ill
:-:..--==---.~~.-.....--- :-:..--==--..~.....---
To'MoRRoHfs ADJUSTMENTS
HooIEH's 711RATRE-Rerao,sh sezsst t<e~s..
psa1k and AxSssfa. Ems1sna's Ainsesh,
AT1CKkh's THEATRE-Madison ssre>+, betvsen
ns.rbovn and ssAts. Rasaxszsns 1t Uh1rass Pops,
"'6Auaaoun S~@
ADELPH1 THEATRE etsss4 .a.a.r Man,
sos Vs..~tz anssrtxInsnont-
4oApRxT OF Rus.1-H.a:ed ,trset bet~.sa n.d~
fxoups "'HuDpsy Dump.5."
SOCIETY MEETINGS
THE 'sl.s:;I. LAST aREAT = BATTLE OF TIE TEup1ARs
Teaspaa., En-. ST. Ru!Eh Rob aiorri, L. D. iii ID
GtAs thA Sir huiKhtA and their lady Gnss n
q neaTs..;t ss raesd3y. ~, u iss. sp. o. Sab:
~ Tenpla1a@ Hn St Kn,Ehta cessz4ou.ly ia s1tsd
~4AtTTENTloN sm Kx1GHTs!-- Stated cooo,..s Of
Gatca5o CommaudorJ. No.l9, 4. r, MondSy eTeuiur
~ Il. ie.4t Tor haa.aes& md uo.f % L r. Sr1ef
Sir Anikhts eousy tpsitod 81 order ths
Asa- Wa Q. L. WILLIAMS. RAca.dsx.
= 1tAtFAYE1T1 CHAPTER, no. , R. 4 M.-H.u,
= AonCoe <Spdctai Eonvoc4tnn n tndky syeuinz Nar
=. At 7:so eetock for on tho H. " Derreo VIZ.
3to eorcAty fAstssd 10 mort ra By oftr Of IL
Il Z. l.. n. TCCEEk, Secretary.
ua1c40o LODGE. NO. &, I. O. O. F.-Nernberx |
~ hsrnhT notod to Ettsnd regular meeting e3 th3s
kdEs 90 Aonda5 eysping, May II. Bu.tnsss q Import
nas - sveu mAnbaE will GOES h+scrs ths lodge.
!: 49, ":
o0R1NTHAN CHAPTER, H.. q, R. l. M,-spect.l |
s9n.oeauoa Aeod4{ eyeninc. May II. As ~ o'cIeck-
J. o. D1cKERsoN, Bee.
, 1875-05-16

came revolting1y selfish and brutal struggle
for the boats, the result, in great measure, OF
official encouragement Of drunkenness Some
of the carousers were SO fur gone that they
lay in drunken stupor On deck until
the waves washed them Rway.. The rest
crowded into the bouts, swamping Rone Of
them, rowing off with Others which might
have saved scores Of lives. The Captain
opened fire on them with revolver. in vain,
and then: went back to duty and death. His
four immediate subordinates were apparently
in these boats They saved their own lives
Of tho cost Of many Others. The value they
pnt, upon them wiu probably not be appreci-
ated by the survivors OF the murdered passen-
gers,-for, if this story be true, the dead
were murdered Il was said, Immediately
after the disaster, that the fog-bell which
might have warned the Schiller OF the near
ness Of the fatal reef was not heard Was
this due to drunkenness? :
While every thing seams to havs been done
on the vessel to insure thorough wreck, the
needed arrangements for making the conse-
quont loss OF life as complete as possible were
attended to on shore. The signal system had,
been carefully bungled. All communication
between the lighthouse and the shore had
been prevented. The result Of these arrange
nents was the destruction Of 500 lives. The
Coroner's jury at the Soil1y Islands has re-
buked the mismanagement there. Who is to
effectively rebuke the more criminal misman-
agement on board the iII-fated Schiller
, 1875-05-16

o0R1NfHIAN CRATER, Ns. q, R. l. M-Special
Warf un ths T. 1. DEGREES.
j. o, DICKERSpN $685.
, 1875-05-16

CH1cA9o LODGE, NO. e. T. O, O. E-uemberx
hsseoE noudod to Ittsod regular meeting et this
ns@ - svez5 u,a1absE viii ooas h+scrs ths lodge
RDBT. HAWS, N. G.,
, 1875-05-16

LAFAYETTE CHAPTER No. r. M-H.u
g s9 - c,x r. Con.ee.ton 'nd1s s7eniaz.
eortA iAstsad u MOI. "a Ey of3sr Of tae
H. +. L. n. TUCKER, Eeczet4f5,
, 1875-05-16

doOlEE'S 7HRATRE-ReEaoinh serest kstv%aa
psa1k And l<S&2fA. EEns1sna's Aipttssl
, 1875-05-16
Gl]< Gb1ea1,p Ufibu,,t.
Sunday Morning. MAY 10, 1873,


Gov. TnDxs, in special message to the
New forE Legislature, discusses in consider
able desaa the subject Of municipal indebt-
edness, which is rapidly assuming cn'orrnous
proportions in this county. He Inns: OBJ
talncd and publishes statements Of l.s fnan-
ciA condition OF twenty four citiezs in the
State Of Eew! York, which show the, follow
, 1875-05-16

AF1cIkhH THEATRE-Madsor s&xe&t, betwnen
Esarhosn and asats- Rasaksaasns e9 Uhxs1se Pona
AsEAans ~$~
, 1875-05-16

ATTENTION STn KNIGHTS!-stated Cooo,.v. ~
Sae'5o GoHmsudeJ n No. y. 4 r. Moadsy ssenlns.
.sis;ox Sir Knihta teousy IL order ii IL
Aso- WA q. L. NIl.L1AA6. RAca-d4r,
, 1875-05-16

kOADE3ET OF Rpsrl-Hse:ed st.set hetw.sn Nad-
aaao REQ Ae2rss RtesEa:nent ot ths Fnx Psatamlns-
1tuups- Huup,y Du1upty." -
, 1875-05-16
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

TEE LAST GREAT RATTLE OF TIE TEAPLARa
-ny Irritation 2: 4po.s Cera1n.ndcr7 10 T. knicats
Iss1s.. En- 81 Kn:ga. Rob aofri., L. g. Vii I'd.
s Aeafa. f. s:,tis tiasffde. sf tis ~ ~ u sab
the Tempara" k <,it KasebA ~ cestSon.5T InSst.G
The 1eotur2 il strictly tses, @ ~-
, 1875-05-16

ADELPH1 THEATRK- Doaxhora st.ra4 .s,s.. NJ.
poa. Vxy34ty nnseftxtptneot
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Nervous DEBILITY

E, characterized b., a general I-a.am ORA.
nl the whole Oi-4u.- TO-. rt Is.lI.T uIt..
.} strm, 0b-uuCunE a.l pI,tt.I.u.
junction ui uaigr, DO. urt. Uel. t.4..
tate nf tho -ggrs ZONE. U.tu-t T.. .I..H ...
Hi-h. rDinrc.l uIlIs. b. I .. .N..--
iiury -t li4lcIt. u.lt...i., o. aa....I
utIAc -th -iaItr i.f.. ..H. f....4.....
i1ss OF iuruHtt aht u. tAsl .I..,. .....
pose. ati uaitHl &. Dutf uti as..a
leincd hu-irr-s vui'il.I.r DBL. tlll .
nu ~ one iHug fH. l.I. lI l. t..-
.4eat ~sn-ititcry.- f, rHp.c...... DID
'aint uut -ho.l f...r. sIh f ID -..Ii.. u
icing condition ..i f..- ft,...... ... ...
in individual "a % I.....f.I II..... . .I....
binder. or 3d. BE. miui.. rit. ..t
-c-rify D., 100 rt'l ...II.. ..| ..s.r..i ...
recording 3D. n.- I"...i.t..ii ..H.. .a...
,ait- and i,mpvrIm ui. HII-I $50 .....
.lc manner VI the ml...II....I uf ti.r -
Ilstu4 blnCss. cln-. .lLtf.- a -. I-Hrrlr l.. !
- are their physical prcu .t.ftIr- Is.a
peculiar to ihrms,itr. Thee, T..ru..
manner aHd loiM 81 ihrlr mau. l.tsU.H
Indicate any urrrs.4t HIA,.rI.r l1 b. 4. \
ia the treatment uf ans ul.s lahore l.-.-..
10. origin IN physical uIlr ODD. .ale 49,
being alike applicable 30 Doe weak q.
strong. 10 the Luuit a. tp ihc -irA.t. t.....
10 degree % quantity liI iar JON .u le ..
them M oritr o. overcome .lg disease Al
DEBILITY. or what O.. generally rrssrI. l..
l. a. protean.i!pcd BOO lt- lvllIll.ii,sn. .t.
lreams 81 ihe shtp@r,rstd MaI.irul.
struggles tor safety lc- tYFa eA.4... ~
momruts sleep upou tar srr,A .IaG f
hoats, with al tEc elements ut iCstrGftIll . I.
cOui1OliOu around hiM Wien Gee l.-l .... f.
bis nature arc = lOlsils Tor s.iaHtlla. .... .
on which De may nuI a standing b. a.e.
la some cases OF llI, disease At.t a.
oNy sW- Or e&acuDIfioE-. H.iU eAL.rH. -
apparent Ia csery hing uNtuc .tI.i .usl. -.
iu al is stages, also 40 Yl ihv * neral ... i
enumerated, With d local MaL.r,- ...tUu d. . a.
frequently apparent il t.s i-.isl ltf,r, t..
e may b. in any 1taUr u4It oi iIt llll ...
the thOraN, abdomen 1f limbs W.H Ilr, .
,hO0uug, l-lciuNiug character FUr i.-.
zion an explanation d. found iu 90. l4I..
the vitality " a structure degfrasc- lrf..
eXertlOn or too frequent excitement 30 s
times u nerve stEklhiiity increase. .a.
liminutlOl u iAc rsault %. ifittil41u. FL. up .s.
OF local Injury, there j. general Irrr.a.. q a
stamina Or power, the least shock .. ri.
NAV act a. secondary cane OBJ. U .Ir
mary cause Lsias some "us uraii .. tFa.0l
mentioned. Ia cIu-I .i.U. h.att,I. la. F..
great mIay other DO the LET. -lr. l l..
malarll, Llood aud SI-tiug ai- e4-,- ri 81 s.
tcNcr-t sCAu u tttrr-r. a4I i4p t.IH. -a
pelvic and sll chronic Ii-,l &C.. ua.-r ..
great irItttipu; tA.. l.iug l,i ..t.. o.. f.. d..
marrow Pru'lutc- I utpIr--tlL ui l.lt
yOus centre. from IS hence J ,uIrDs..a .r- q.
Of nervous debility o. distributed D.. t.I I....'
. ,lcui . Weakened rpud .tIuu follow. .H
Obstructng and plrHt Hns tlt HH..Hut =
tons Oi every organ. muscular aUd m.rtl ,
saTy o. carry on the r.-rht.il I...-' l4i.-.
pleasure OF existence
rhis condition ui tac Individual d .Ir.'t
i - may With certainty, De curCi b.
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The MiIkmaid's Song.

shame upon you, Robin.
shame upon you nov
his, ire would yo- with my hands
Milking the cow
Daisies srov asa.n,
hmgcups blow aslu,
AMI you came aud kissed mc milking the COW
Robin came behind nae,
Kissed mc vel Z vow,
CuG him could with me- hands
Milking The COW
swallows iy again,
CuCSoo> cry again,
And you came and kissed l-e milking The cow
Come, Robin, Robin,
Come and ki,- me now,
Help 10 can with nv hands
Milking the COW
EirgLove. COO AGAIN,
AL tAilg- WOO a-aln-
N5mc behind and ki,s N, milking the COW
-Tslag son.
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4Ottrp.
PhdatODiS.


MANY strange shadows does my rich Past keep
Giving me glmpscs OF them now snd then,
sometimes amid the busy ways Of men,
BUJ oiiencr IN the loIus-land Of sleep;
PAGES OF friends that no more laugh Or weep
On tins our earth bend over me as when
They dweit with u.s. and gladden. ne AGAIN
Dead lips call OFT % me ACROSS the deep.
And ever 10 ms dreams see thee stand,
o fairest. pUrest, clothed ia sanctiEy
With son sad smile, and hled ls'ling hand,
F.l. ia ;l.u q-liij moon, 5cckouest me,
aud I, half Weakened, au>wer Thy command,
go On, sweet ghost. and VIII follow thee
-EGrpe1's MoHthLl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-20
Is idney Complaint.

Probably there Is no complaint that aniic;s the
human stem which Is so little understood al the
present time, a. some of the varied forms OF
kidney Complaint.
There Il no disease which causes such acute
pan OF more charming in it, results than when the
kidneys fail % secrete from the blood uric acid,
and other poisonous substances, which the blood
acCumul8tcs IN rs circulation through the system.
II from aGy cause the kidneys fail 70 perform the
functions deyolying upon them, the foundations
are taken up los the abs0fbcnts and the whole sys-
ten thrown into q state Ot disease, causing great
pain and suGeiin and very Oiten immediate death
Hence the importance Of keeping the Kidneys anu
blood in healthy condition through which All the
frrrrrrffiaa M fIn holy rnwzf mas
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Life ia the -ILySS.

were cracking their ilkes and stirring up
the lo,s a. the head OF Yves, Fitch. a
IAN LaI gathered q, The very verge OF
This grand water .all. George 4. New
man Of Bradley. below BANGOR. stood on
the lower .os OF ,lc jam. he is a vel
erau rcuo. -coi .o- .ro.er. and luiS is h.>
thiri -psies on our river. George got
bis y4n. dog under the log and imme
diuc'y e. rolled Another iircrmau
lcap.toa. .u, Ncomap- iron >bod boots
We're dab uL h. -.... go auj in De- Went.
Hr ras.a, t..j o.. bps companion 5 cant.
tsg. tal bis l.at ,....-t aaI va New
msa j-,.l jHou ..o ,by .-eh. lie
>Oam,l J.r ei1,a. .. udql.. - light
1ia. f.e...d down lLr awful aby,--
ills r.rnd> Bower ,>.te;.l 90 SOC him
more lp, m q toa1.ics hc sea, seen
m.t-,a. t,w ,ae .-aa IL, The l.o, 90
,ae rl-. ard ,r.,e.Y striking out Tor tac
Island Tue shore @ ,he river 81 This
poial {, aow lined with LOGS. and e rapid
currou, flows lLete. Newman saw, That
i, would no, be safe Tor him 10 ny L.
oGcc. q landing al these points. so lie
Cooliy swan i5r the island, distau, per.
haps li,y 70 seventy rods from he loot
OF Tie falls. lie reached The land saleiy
when be was Il. once iaSeu in bal,eau
10 The main land tie was pretty well
exercised. His hips. knees, arms and
back somewhat bruised. lie was taken
to the Auburn House and placed in bed,
whore his fellows gs,bare5 oroD,5 him
delighted to dad him crank and
loquacious.
said he. 1 wasn't badly scared. VIXEN
I lell in I struck rich. OF. and kept ry
head above water. WAS calm in there
as could be. I paved q little though"
Though, I should have 20 give YOU up.
GEORGE when saw Won goino down
there - said ono of his comrades
81 didD, tbi,E .rv,bi,g ri ,bs, Kind 81
said Newman hint # d;5 seem d.
81 r.h;1, - -. ;,T,o,,
q b,r3-o5 40, = ,b., a., ~. 80
I s.r,,t r., 90, ,icti,, I;to The
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-20
Pronounced IncurabLe.

BOSTON. bay ~, 1874.
IA. L. >rfr-Ns, Esi.: Dear Sir-I have been badly
an,icted with n uey Complaint Tor ten years have
-uaercI great pam - my back, hips aud side,~ith
great difficulty IN pJs>A,S urine wien va O.seh
lu small quantities, fTequens.E aeVO1nt@D'ea """
blood aud cNcrutiatiug pain.
have faithfully triet most d the NoP0iaI Ieul-
cics recommended Tor my complaint, ave De- q
under tIe treatment OF some OF the most -. 'uui
physicians in Boston. all of whom pronounced my
c.-sc iucurable. This was nv condition when
va, advised 5y a friend 20 Try the NECErINE, and
I could see The good effects from the first dose /
took, and from That moment kept on improving
mill was entirely cured, taking In all, should
think. about tx bottles.
BIS indeed valuable medicine, and If should
Pee afflicted again in tie same way, would give a
dollar Cor dose, il ! could uOt spt .t without.
Respectfully, !. VI, GlLE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-20
Pain in the Back.

There Is no remedy known 10 medical science
which has proved Itself valuable IN cases OF
Kidney Complaint than the NEGEfiNE. IL acts
directly upou the secgctious, ceaHses aud parines
ne blood ad restores The whole ~ stem TO healthy
action.
The following Extraordinary cure OF great sun
crcr-, Who have been given up by the best physr
Sans as.hopelcSs cases will speak ioI themselves
aud should challenge Che most profound attention
of ihe medical faculty, wei as Of those who are
.unaring NOM h .lneY Nomnllinl.