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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02
Hon. E. h. Cove Returns to the Repub-
lican Party


AsA ~sseAs~~s IRE. sse Gr~~.sseG
ssose Ce00ssse~.
Hon. r. II. Cove, Of Bidsieford, chairman
Of the Greenbaok State Committee. Secrr-
tary OF State under Gov. Garceiou. Green
baeA candidate for Congress in the First
District in 1873. and recently nominated b.
the York county Fusion convention for
Register Of Probate, has written the follow
ing letter:
BfDprtoRD. Aug. ~. ts>0.
Gsstle-s<a Of fAs 6r.sss-scl STATE Ce-~ifts,
hereby surrender nv member.hip OF YOUR
organization and Withdraw. Hereafter I shail
act with the Rcyubiean party. No ou. can
more sincerely than myself regret the p.n..-
s!iy that compels this step.
The original -ad sought through . n.~
party was currency reform. It, pre.en, sim
IL Ito beat the Republican party
The drst ts-uc called thousands out. Tn.
second issue send. them bach
AIsinst The gill aud cslmer Judgment 81 true
men, the persistent, tiIeless Democracy have
dragged the Grscnbsck party into this false
position. I hnd Il no lonxsr an lnd.p.ssi.n,
organization. 1t. forces as now directed are
one with the "solid SOUTH = factor In tn.
struggle for Democratic supremacy.
OF this party Scion Chase ssys:
They no~ stand upon the hardest kipi o, a
bari money PLATFORM and the Bourban rule in The
south. who're they have tbrir own way l. n.
xrAo. to the Civilization q any COUNTRY
"soiid south 10 the t-oast Of the North
crn Democrats. II should b. their shame aud
confusion. IL 10 not a community Of ideas b.
gotten Of free discussion. II /. the harmony
OF fear. the unity Of terrorism c~mcn,cd Ia
blood.
Wow We arc united by fusion " it'll this Grim
inal aud dangerous solid south" The young.
pure blood and vitality VI the Grv.nbark
party 10 TO b. irAnsfased Into the fran. Of this
DYING desprrado.
can scs nothing Of advancement 10 Green
back principles Ia this alliance so frAazh, with
national peril.
believe tina, the interest and the good Of the
country are beet served by the defeat Of the
Democratic party.
That ] may contribute to that end In the
naoss immediate and direct manner. ! 90 to the
Republican party.
Am yours.
y. II. Govr. Chairman.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02

The Boston Herald says: There are
currents and counter garments in Maine
politics that il Is hard for outside observer.
to understand. The spectacle Of homes, men
supporting the unfumigased Fusion and the
UNPUBLISHED conspirators Of last years lar.
cenous attempt upon the state government is
one that We do not think could be parallslcd
in any other New England state. But, to
judge BY the tone Of the press and the course
Of the canvass thus far, al the "rebuking"
that this outrage will receive will be Of the
quiet order. II is possible, - this Is ev-
identity to be year Of political surprises,
that the silent votes against home frauds
viii be found 70 be more numerous than the
attitude Of the Democratic party leads people
credit Of the State. Old jerusalem was kept
clean BY every man sweeping in front Of his
own door. The plsee to begin to ''rebuke
fraud" 10 ct home.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02
II. b. SAUNDERS. Clerk.
STATE OF MAINE.
State of Mama

HISeoek. SO he Sheriff OF our r.,n~c,,.s
o01"i.e'' or e'iAer eftAeir Dep,tties.
~ We command you 70 attach the ro1.l.
IL or estate Of Robert W Boyd, OF Nj ne.
tsrt, County Of Hancock and state Of
~ Maine, to the value OF two hundred dol
lar. anil summon the said Defendant IN he NAV
DC iounh IN your precinct To appear before our
sus 49,. ~ .ne supreme judicial Court, next TO
bs holden In Ellsworth. within and for onr Ionntv
o. hAneork, on the secood Tuesday OF April next
the" and there In said Court 10 nn-,xsr nnto
fetsr Prom, Of said Mt Desert
In plea of the for that the said Defsndsn,
=. sAsi NJ Desert, "a wit, Ellsworth on the day of
me purchase OF this Writ, being Indebted 10 ths
t hr.s'H IN a,e sum OF one hundred and eight
tsAltrs ana twenty nine cents according 10 The
account annexed. then and there in c,usIderstion
Whereof. promised the plaintiff 10 nav him he
same sum demand
Yet though often reaue. tai the .at.l T,..,.nt.n,
mas hot pnid saii sum but eglects 40 To do to the
damage OF said Plaintiff las ha say.l the ann Of
~, .,, =. oaars which shall then and there
pe maize % appear with other due damages Aud
nave you there this Writ with your eIoIns. ...rsin
witness Josn A. Peters. Justice of ssid Cont
a.. ~ =, .hls Iourth day Of November In the
seventy nine. anu
H. b. SAUNDERS. Clerk.
STATE OF MAINE
h a ss'-sapreme Judicial Court April
plaintiff cause the dsfenfan Ant 10 hs ve nnsass ~ ~
pendsncy OF the same, by serving on rim an s,,s,
gu copy ~ THIS writ and order Of Court fberson
iy In the Ellsworth American. ths ls.s s,h,,.a,,,
,ervsce aforesaid TO be thirty DAYS VI fenst uinr
70 tns next term Of his court to be M n Ell.
ne second Tuesday Of October merit ~: (. a. az
sss ana then In said Court appear and answer y
Attest,-H b. sAUxDrps o,.rt
~ue copy OF the writ and order Of court there
svas Atsest:-H- B. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02
Grand Republican Rally.

The Garfield 4 Arthur Club Of Ellsworth.
to the number Of one hundred torches.
preceded by the Ellsworth Come, Band.
psraded the streets Monday evening. after
which it escorted Hon. s. L. Milliksn to
Hancock Hall.
The Hall was elegantly decorated With
Gag. and flowers. the work of some of the
patriotic young ladies Of the city. and was
filed to overlooking. A. p. Wiswell. Esq.
introduced Mr.. Milliken ~ the speaker Of
the evening. Mr.. Milliken spoke for an
hour and half. and held the closest ssten-
ton Of his audience throughout. Alter the
speaking the Club Vas again formed saA
escorted Mr.. Nilliken to his hotel,
Had there been more torches the proces-
sion would have been longer, - q large
number Of persons applied for them 1t the
Club-roon after I'll had been givea out II
v.s . rousing Demonstration and shows
that the Republicans II Ellsworth fally
share in TIE euthusiasa of their friends in
esh9 pesss Il ~ sousey.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02

The National Tiew, whoae editor had .
long conference with Gen. Weaver, Just be-
fore the latter started from Washington for
Boston. has the following authoritative par
agrsph as to the purposes Of the National
Greenback organisaiion with respect to
Maine:
.The Greenback- Labor State Convention
Of Maine vill meet on September ~. At
that convention we predict . full Weaver
and Chambers Electoral ticket will be Sc
lected. There will he no fusion. The State
ticket consists Of hut one candidate for Gov
ernor. He is the straight Greenback NOM
inee. General Weaver goes To Maine to
speak for the National GreenbAck Labor
party. and not to bolster up the weak and
dying efforts Of either Of the warning fac
tons Of the money power"
The National Tier also has the following
editorial upon the Greenback policy With
respect to fusion in Maine:
I'VE are greatly mistaken in the temper
and sense of our Maine friends IL they for =
moment will allow themselves and the prin-
ciples Of their party TO be made the tool OF
Democrats for the purpose of aiding in a
success from which they are TO be kicked Cd
a, the winning post. The importance OF
Maine in the coming election is very grca,
and her position exceptional. The Democ-
racy, which claims a solid South, would use
this northernmost key to unlock the door
which has barred them from power 30 long
They depend on Maine Greenbaekers to
help them do it. But for our third party
there is no hope in such . change. The
change which Greenbsckers in Maine and
every other State demand is . change Of
measures and not q change Of political or
CARNATIONS merely. VIII Maine Green
hackers allow themselves to be rallied to the
platform which demands hard money. to ts
marshaled under the flag which protects
fraudulcn; ballots, and march to the music
Of men who boast that success for them
means d:sin.egra,ion and the utter des,rue.
ton of the Grceuback party? Will You
pool issue. with the Democracy, which see,
nothing bu, thing to mock your Candidate
who dessd their Congress and forced then
to a vote. who have nothing but scorn fol
the effort Of good man TO give homes {.
his ,ello~sa Better far 10 be an active and
solid minority than swallowed up in the vic
tory OF false allies. Every efor, at fusior
With opposing elements ~cakens and dc
s,roys There is no hope for the ,hir'
party anywhere save on the platform the,
have chosen and an Incorporating hg h
for its principles"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02

Qucs. Who received = certificate from the
Governor snd Councils
Ans. Mr.. f,ye. - ! understand from gen.
ersl scyport.
CUES. What are your politiss!
Aus. I have ALWAYS voted with the Repub-
icsns, 90 ia.
Que. Look si thu record which v.u made.
and which contain. several capital rs do
you r'c''ys'x- that zs the ordinary way In
which ,ou make u,
Ans. le..
Qucs I. the top loop of the 4 always msie
short. not half wsy down,
Ans. Thst .ccms to b. the fact.
Qye.. The upper loop of the Il 10 shortt
Au.. Yes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02


Qaes. Look .; ihst again. with the glass.
and see IL il bear the appearance Of that
.dded stroke, which YOU speak Of. having been
continued further down and having been
partly erased sinc-s
Aus. There seems 10 be . little mark Al
tsched TO the end, looking A. though there
might have been something there sometime;
perhaps IL IL not the mark u . pen; IL might
have been something else; ses that the paper
has been rubbed . little.
Qsss. Did you make any erasures
Ans. No, TO my knowiedse; ! have no
doubt about that.
Ques. You have no doub, you intended to
write and did WRIT IL Pr
Ans. have no doubt Of II In my own mind.
Qses. IL the letter "P-' 10 your record
made in The manner in which you commonly
maze capital PIP
Cues. Look st the tAbulation Of the votes
from Gouid,borough. and state what name
is now carried out A. the Representative elscs'
Qres. Examine Gs, with the glass and ses
II you discover that originally the name Of
-Oiiyer r. Bragdon. was written aud then
erased and the name Of james Ftte' written
over IL.
Aas. There is something very much like II.
Qaes. Do you not see the "Pr'
5 5.:: 3 IS: . "Gy plainly
Ass. Yes,
~ j
Bragdou was originally there and erased and
the name Of flames tlye" substituted.
Ans. There ]. good evidence Of il, should
think.
Qse.. Look =, the figure. sddias the
column under the head Of .'Oliver r. Brsy,ion"
in tile isbulaiion, sBd see II there has not been
. changer
AAs. That 6r-t figure .'s- looks Is though
IL was . "4- OBce.-Sery much.
Qaes: To whom Is the vote Of Goulds-
f.S.rn ss, eh.ee sI. 81.
Aas. '.Oicer h. Bra2doH.-
Qses. EXsmine the original Report Of the
Council Committee on Election Returns mark
ed ..k1Aitn L. @. d. B.. CLERK Of Commit
ten that portion reluting 10 the County Of
Hancock.-and state what name ID written iu
asd then er.sed By line drawn through Il!
Ass. "Osirev p. br0Zdos.r
QEes. State what name Is then written
above that, between that name and the next
name aboVse
Ans. "James Fiye."
Qxes. On the lelt hand, opposite tbe two
nsnes. the ssns erssed sad the name written.
xs:. 'i Letter. 1o a q: ''''
Q.es. lmnedisse!y opposite that and . lit
tie further 70 the len, on TIE margin, what
letter do yoG ands
Ans. think 20.
Qsss. which vss Tie Rspubliea. candidate
for Reprssentativei
Ans. Oliver r. Braedoa.
Ques. Who was the Busioo cnndidasey
Aas. Jsnes Hlye.
fos Mr.. lssgdoss
Ans. Two hnndFel I'D eeysa.
Que. Ths vote 1t Mr.. H1ys3
Ans. Ose hnn4rsd nd twenty-five.
Qoes: 4 najosity sss Ar. Dr,saos q
Az. Y0.'
QnM. II Olivse ?. Bragdsa's vote re
es1atod ~ = QtsR D. 0rG1dOa.s I'D thus
lsst, 4 soee1Da ". Hyei
A.. ya
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02
State N ews.

Mr.. Nathan Cole a prominent Green
oaeker OF Palmyra, announces his intention
to vote for Gov. Davis.
james OTIS, resident Of Maine. aged
q, steward Of schooner Cana, fell into the
hold Thursday night, and was fatally in.
jnred.
An infant son Of Almon caryille OF
Salem was so badly scalded recently by pull
ing pitcher of hot water from a table upon
Its stomach that he died the same evening.
Forty members of the Sixteenth Maine
regiment took vote for President with the
following result: Garfield SO, Weaver /.
Thesoldiers vote as they fought.
Two prominent Maine greenbackers,
ex-Secretary of State Cove and A. I. Den
ison, esq, publish letters giving reasons why
they return to the republican party.
-Messrs. Robbins and Staples of Bailey
vile trapped q very large bear in that town
. few days ago. Bears are unusually plenty
this season.
The Piscataquis Veteran Battalion will
hold their annual muster on the It'll, sth and
Yth days OF September, on the grounds of
Mr.. J. Chase, one mile east of South Sebec
station.
The stable Of Hon. Edwin c. Moody of
York, vas broken into few nights ago, and
valuable bay mare, q fine top buggy and
harness stolen. When last seen the team
vas being driven BY two women.
In Sanford las, Friday, Mr.. Frank
Teboetts took hold Of rope to lower him
ell INTO we'll, when the rope pulled out
Of the fastening in the windlass, precipitstius
him to the bottom. He vas somewhat
bruised, but no bones we're broken.
While driving home from Damariscotta
last Friday night, Frank B. Tar Of Bristol
was assaulted BY two men, dragged from his
wagon and robbed Of oil the money be had.
They sprans out Of the woods, and be did
not recognise them.
Geo. Z Kimball, employed in Mer.
chants Exchange, Portland, hung himself.
Friday night in the cellar Of the Exchange.
HIS sge was Is; cause dependency from
illness n his family Il Aia vih ~ .oshsr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02
Vote for the Amendment.

A constitutional amendment was proposed
last winter which, if passed, will so change
the constitution of this State that plurali-
ty Of votes will be suficien; to elect Gov
ernor instead Of majority as it now stands
Should the amendment receive a majority Of
the votes it will 60 into effect at once and
apply To the candidate receiving the plurali-
ty of votes in this election. 1t has received
the approval Of the republican State con-
vention and all parties should be interested
in its adoption. A separate ballo, box viii
be necessary, and must be provided to re-
ceive the ballots As will be seen by the fol-
lowing from the laws of last winter:
s.Bs esacfed. &c. as follows:
Ghsnsver any constitutional amendment Il sub
misled % the people for adoption. ballot box shall
be provided Ut every poll voting place in the
every sob proposed aneDimenl. shall be deposit
ed srparnseIy from all other ballots votes, And
sasd ballot boxes shall be provided at other elec
ttoAa-
Approved March 10. lsso-l"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02

The logic Of Maj. Cen Winfield $.
Hancock is. The Constitution must and
shall be preserved and ,hr proper guardians
for II are the Southern States. which deny
its supremacy II Chicago Tribune.
The Democracy wants the power again.
This is like the man who has picked your
pocket once. asking YOU 10 cntrl.t your
purse To him for safekerping 49, Omaha
Republican tRepl
The Georgia Consultation ldem-l SAYS
that Weaver play. no fa,orites. In Ala
bams he was a republican. bat IA Maine he
is democrat Weaver. YOU will observe.
i. man who can ADJUST himself to any eli
mate"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02

LAT Sorrento,' Il the name Of pretty en-
grsviag In the September sumber Of Hseerson' .
AaeasIse. The double fashios piafe, elegantly
colored. shows The coming Fall ssyles 10 ID
vantage. There b . pattern lOs tidy % Java
easvss, aud picture entitled Burning the Let.
occupy couple Of paAes, and The rsss Of the
aU0her b devoted 70 the usaal fashion snd
literary miscellany. Petersoa b improving
every meath, ssd Il unquestionsbly now the
most desirable a the fasAlon montAllee. Ad-
dress, Z. J. Petsrso0; 30o Cbestsat Street,
PhilsdelphiA Terms. - per yeaS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02

Ne haze nsade trade rifA the Green
taokers in rk.eh re agree 10 support Ge..
Pia,sted for GoroHor aHi they are 10 sup
port an electoral tiokd composed If thToe
Democrats and -four Groe'bookers, the rhoie
Of rhieL Kill rote for Hanooek II Necessary
70 elect kiR"
John b. Redman before thu Democratic
County Convention Aug. lith.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02

Ia he Stat, clortion tAr rofer Aas 70
dsride rAe'Aer he "a railing 70 eHdorse TIE
Stat, Steal
IN the National ei,cfion At las 10 decide
rAefAer tAe .SoatA or ne North .AaH rule
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02

-Murch told Democrat, Tuesday eve
ming. after the Democratic Convention al
Castine. that he ras for Hancock, Of course,
and tAas B'earer dadn'f stand ghost Of d
chance for the PresideAcy. When asked
why be did not say so a, the Convention. be
replied. at ronld no, do. as should lose
too many GreeHbdck rotes.~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02
sptfiaI Aotitts.
A Card.

To all Who arr suffering fr''rH the errurs sBi In
tl.srvtl"ns Of youth. nCrvou. weakness. early lie
cay. lo-, Of manhood A.. viii seni rcr.iPc
that ~in cur you. YREE or CHARGE rhl.
srea, rrm.,ly discovered by a missionary tn
south America srnd a self addressed envelope
10 the RAY. Josrrn T. IssAS. Stat,es u. Noc
York f'fy Iyr.D
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02

THE falow wing Hat ot taxes real estate OF
] non resident in "a. tasu of Surry
far tho year lssg. bills es,amisted TO HeuIsmi
Fiood. collector OF sahi town. tar Stll
day OF June. is.9. has been returned 10y him
me 80 remaining uapatd the snd DAY
of June. lsso, by hts certificate OF that date. and
remsiu aaI.aid. sad aotIce - hereby given
that u the ssid taxes and tsteresI and charges
mol Pal q to the treasurer Of said tow With.
rightsen months from the 4 at. OF tho commit tsB, ut
Of the satt blhs. much of Inc reai estate taxed
a. Will be sufrscat. 10 pty the smount due
therefor, including Interest sni charges viii
without further natsos. be sold AZ pahltc Auction
The eei~stm~n's Dffre 10 said town
the trnfh day Of December. lisa. at 10 O'Clock
\. ".
Name ard Description No u
of Heal E.tats. acres. valac. Tax.
John Buck heirs. land
narth side Of
To~hiy Puud. 10 ls " cts
unpAtd
highway
tar, .as
II
Fanny II. Casxias.
one thtrsi of William
COg.tn'. place n 30 sa
John " Merrill. store
snt barn. ~ i04
D II. CLARK.
3WG Treasurer OF the tow U OF Sur-y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02

Father Murphy Of the ST. Dominic .
Catholic church Of Portland has left the
Democratic party and declares the, it is his
intention TO hereafter act with the Republi-
cans, which he says is the only party that
has ever done anything to help the Irish
Americans.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02
Notice Of Foreclosure

NOTICE Is hereby siven that George 4 Eidridxe
~ dad BY his mortgage decd da oil June n st. ISIS
and f-corde'i In vol. lS,, page "a. convey " me
The uhdsr.ixn certain lot parcel OF land .ituss
e. In ,urry, and BOUNDED follows. Ia Nit
bounded on the By the town ROAD leading
nom The wharf In said Surry " the County road
mar he b. fixe. on the north By land now or
formerly 81 Celia hincklsy on the west by land
OF t,e". W. Alien; ou the south BY the homestead
land and lot now OF formerly Of ;. L. Tresorgy
containing one half acre and being the s4Ine
premises conveyed By Henry II. EIdrtdxe ~ Geo
e. eidridge. April Is. isIo. The conditions OF
sald mortgage having been broken claim a fore
closure Of uhs same AMI give his notice for that
purpose.
EvsRARD II. GREELY.
by ". u. Campbell.
Aug. Is, $50 sv1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02

We are 50 thankful to say that our baby
was permanently cured Of dangerous and
pro,racted irregularity Of the bowels BY the
use Of Hop Bitters by its mother. which at
the same time restored her to perfect health
and strength.-The Parents, Rochester, n.
Y. See another column Buffalo Express.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02

AT recent meeting at Eldrid Pa. Mr..
H. C. Chisholm, son Of Judge Chisholm
Who vas brutally murdered in Mississippi in
1877 bv Denocfsts, was one Of the speak
~. WAea he arose to address the sud-
go h placed his hand on his heart and
ID: ny Republicsaim lies here. It
vas paid 81 By tn Mood At ny father. ny
bcsefes, sna ny sistes, Who we're murdered
b Ds1sersfs. Csn ysa blaas - Sas -
= . 1srshlieaar
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02

The PERUVIAN SyECF has cured thou
sands who we're suffering from Dyspepsia,
Debility, Liver Complaint. Boils. ilumorS,
Female Complaints. etc Pamphlets free TO
any address. Seth W Fowle < Sons. Bos-
ton. lyr3j
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02

AT . recent Democratic demonstration
in Washington among the decorations Was
regulation Confederate Gag with the stars
and bars, and bearing the words Hancock
and English in large black letters attached
70 the bottom Of it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02

HAVE WIsrAR's B,LsAN on WILD CHER
TN always at hand. II cures Coughs. Colds,
bronchitis. whooping Cough, Group. In
fuensa. Consumption. AMI all Throat and
Lung Complaints. 50 cents and VI bot
tie. iyr35
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02

A ross for Daeis is rote 10 disoom"fe-
sasoe the State Steal and IN faror cf an
honesf Government
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02

-Ecery Republican rosey ia Name should
aiio~ nothing 10 pruoat has eOting at the
State eiecfio..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02

The date on the zldrcss-l label on each subseri-
ber'. pAper shows the time to which the subserip-
ton l. paid: and all subscribers In Arrears are
reaue,sesl 20 pay up . soon possible.
In All comm nestions relating TO subscriptions
our correspondents are requested 10 state the
Post Once TO which the paper L. or is TO be sent.
~. =
the present address well As the one to which you
wish the paper Afterwards seat
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02

Oosos aahss . osses0oos,
II have been . great sufferer fos years
With lnAannsaion Of the Kidneys. sad .
nervous diseAse that caused tvitchine Of
IL face. mouth and eyes to such IN extent
thst ] could not appear in company. DAY's
KIDNEY PAD hes eatirely cured ne, I'D
shall nsvss lhl 70 = q eaa 70 have il
uRih knsvD.s