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Seven Sailors Meet Death while hemV'
ing u Sinking Bark ON % Raft.

Nantucket, Mass, Feb. 23.-The bark
Hazel of Salem, Captain Roberts, from
Sierra Leone, with hides for Boston, struck
on the south shosl last night. Preps-
rations were made to leave her,
but having only one small boat the
second mate, with six seamen, took to q
raft. The captain, mate and two seamen
started in the boat and arrived at this island
about dusk, and nearly exhausted The
steamer Island Home left here this morning
in search of the missing men. A strict
search in every direction for eleven hours
was msda without tidings of the lost men.
Quantities of material belonging to the bark
were noticed sdrft by the steamer. Tho
bark Hazard was built in 1S49 and until 1873
was engaged in the East India trade. She
was swift sailor aud made some
of the fastest trips on record between Bata-
via and Boston The vessel was valued at
81 900 and she WAS insured for o-thrds
that amount, The cargo (l2,559 hides) was
valued at $4,000 and was insured for
$4,000 The second mate was a foreigner,
but neither his name nor those of the six
Others lost are obtsinabls tonight The
Hazard left Boston in September for round
trip to Sierra Leone, and was returning home
when che struck
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Caruiv,l rimes in New orleans

New Orleans, Feb 25.--In the celebration
of the Knights of Menus, seventh represen-
tation, the procession consisted of seventeen
royal cars, Handsomely decorated, the first
containing mammoth transpariences in
scribed "Knights of Momus, seventh ami
versary, 1881" Then scenes from popular
subjects. After this came cars containing
tsbleauxs, as follows:
First, Menus and his Cout. Second
Robinson Crusoe Third, Little Totty.
Fourth, Marriage Supper of Hobo, of the
Golden Polt. Fifth, William Tell. Sixth
Baron Munchausen's trip to the Moon.
Seventh, Twenty Thousand Leagues under the
Sea. Eighth, Paul and Virginia. Ninth,
The Ancient Mariner. Tenth, Alice
in Wonderland. including the trial
of the Kuageof Hearts for Stealing the Tarts.
Eleventh. Hiswatha's Ride down the Tsgu.
menaw River. Twelfth. Don Quixote charg-
ing the Wild Winds, with Sancho PaDza IN
the Foreground Thirteenth, Don Juan and
Haide. Fourteenth, A Legend of Sleepy
Hsllow: Ichabod Crane meets the heedless
horseman. Fifteenth, The Light Of Asia.
Sixteenth, Little People of the Snow. Sew
enseenth, relmschause in the Groito OF
Calypso.
The City Hall, Picsyune and Democrat
Offices, the club rooms and many bushes;
houses were handsomely illuminated. The
streets along the line Of march were dehsely
croudod
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Retfer Than Gold.

1t is surprising, that what we should value
nor than rubieB or fine gold should be so Of
ten risked by taking substitutes, infections
and frauds palmed oil under similar sounding
names, with the false assurance that IL is as
trG profit by selling the spurious. Sursly
health il worth greater care and precautioD,
and those who desire It's restoration must be
warned against the numerous frauds upon
,immons Liver Regulator The genuine ar
ticle Is recommended by responsible, hOnofa-
Bile and 1eliabie people, and 1t Is their en-
dorsemt that should be looked after rather
than be rsuaded 70 take any kind of stun,
made Oh , by some sdventurer, us the sub
stitute for the great Simmons Liver Regula-
tor, of ghich the only genuine is made by j.
III. Zsilin 81 Co.
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w., of Col. Cash for Kiiiing Col
shannon I'm 10 Duel.

cborAt,, n, $. O., Feb. 25.--rho Nows an'
Courier spcci. from Darlington COURTEOUS
o;yes do,oile, account of Yesterdays pro
coodipev in the tn II of Dol. b. O. Cash TO
tho murder of Co., Shannon I'M duel las
summer. The jury WIS., formed and com
posed exclusively of white men, the defence
having challenged every uegr;' called. :,
Attorney. General Youmens eohuucteu 'he
prosecution. A number of eye-w,InesSes u
the duel were examined, who testified 70 INC
facts of the meeting substantially as hersIo-
fore published. Several witnesses swore
Cash was urged by his son just before the
principals took positionto be certain to XIII
Shannon, and Cash had replied: " He would
do il as sure as there was world"
There was scarcely any cross-exsmination,
when the case for the state was closed.
The defense announced that they would
not trouble the jury with any evidence IN
reply.
Argument was then opened by Colonel Il.
@. Watts, who based his plea for the accused
on the ground that custom and public opln-
ion of the example of eminent men
of South Carolina had always sane
toned duels. He alluded to the change
in public opinion of this State on TINS
subject as very recent one, and de-
nounced the present effort to make Colonel
Cash the scapegoat of all former duels. AS
to the prosecution he alluded 10 the circum-
stance that the Encouragement had beeu
sent here in person, although it was not usual
for him to take part in prosecutors.
Solicitor George w. Dargan opened
in reply for the st@'", lie
said tho jury must regard Cash simply as
a man who had violated the law. If they
condoned his ofl'ense they would shsre bis
guilt. He urged that Cash's words just be,
fore the killing vera the clearest proof OF
malice, and he appealed to tho jury TO disre-
gard their sympathies and do their sworn
duty
General w. L. T. Prince fol-
lowed in an elaborate argu-
ment for the defense, justifyipg
the code of duels by example of honorable
men in various countries. The present law
had been rapidly passed TO pacify supposed
public sentiment and Cash should not be
made its victim. He finished at p. m, and
court adjourned till 10 a. m. tomorrow when
the attorney general will close for the state
and be followed by Major Spair, for the
accused. Intense interest is felt in the case,
the general opinion being that the jury will
acquit or fail to agree.
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Or. Hunters Specific and Injection No. !
are warranted to cure GonorrhCea, elect
Oordee, Structure, disease of the Kidneys
Bladder and Urinary Organs Of males aad
females.
DR.. Hunters Specific IA 2 is sure rem
edy for Shermatorrhs seminal westale- q,
Nightly Emissions and jss of Power, en- s.
ed by self-abuse or z, cessive indulger &c
Price of DR.. Hunters 5 ecifc So per bo, de
Injection 81; Sent everywhere BY stpie -
North Seventh street, St. Louis, Mo. Sen
two stamps for treatise Cures guaran leo
or money refunded. s4-dhw-lv
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r.oui.Iana Hockey club Races.

Now Orleans Feb. 25.-At The Louisiana
Jockey club carnival meeting yesterday the
FIRST race, nile heats over four hurdles, Andy
Woo5cock frss. 1: Captain Erhesrdt second,
2 ?. Bsvsra B 3 Time. 8 O31
Seco,d raea. Mystic Krev stakes for two
wear -olds half miles. Fisherman won;
Monogrsn, second; Angelina, third.
Time. 058.
Third racs. nile and hale All sgss. Little
RIB wor. Bsysrd, second; Noes, third
Time, s.ls IA
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Proprietor OF the New York Ledger. Il bun
and kept on the most improved aud ncdsrr
plan, both as regards ventilation. Ight,
warmth, etc. Mr. BOnner's taste for horses
well known. The gentleman H. charge q fhi-
valuable stable wa Mr.. Rlss. b. the use II
Giles Imminent lOditie Ammonia. he re .crtc
rlngbOnes ard punches that mad RESISTED ali
other treatment. send for circular, Eivin
full distractions, 10 Dr. Giles, 10 West Broad.
way, y y.
Giles Pills cure Neursigia.
sold by all druggist
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10 all who arc suffering fTc1n the srrori
and indiscrotions Of youth, nervous ,wesa-
moss, early decay, loss Of nlanhood, etc,
viii send recipe thar viii cure yod free o.
charge. This grest remedy WAS discovered
BY missionary in South America. Send .
self-addresse2 envelope to the Rev. Joseph
T. Ininsn. Station D, New York city.
a2Sd&wly
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nnrned 20 neaih

Pittsburgh, Pa, Feb. 23.-Frank Stewards
drug store, ct East Liverpool, Ohio, was
destroyed BY Ere At 1880 O'Clock this morn
ing. Tbe building wss partly occupied rs .
Dwelling by family Of ten persons named
Sloan. Only the fsiher and one child, who
was csrried IN his arms, escaped. Tue re-
msiuing eight persisted in the flames.
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w Hfown's Vegetable Idver pfIs.
tho Western Remedy for blliousnoss and
Ilok headache. All druggists sell them.
Health ana Benuty Combined.


WbmNN . ltltliiNs
One whohag long studied this subject now
present7 the result Of hia Investigations, lie
Us happy ~ say that ne hal discovered "Wo-
mans Best Friend " IL Is ADAPTED especially
To those cases where the womb Ia disOrdered
aud VIII cure any iregularlty OF the 'nieuses5
Brndheld's Female Regular acts like charm
In Whites" or asuddon check Of the month
Is COURSES" rom cold tf0upla OF mind or like
causes, by restotlrg the discharge la every
instance Ia chronic easea It's action Is prompt
aud decisive, and saves lhe cOusii tuition from
countless evils and Premature decay. Prepared
by Dr. j. Bradield, Atlanta, Ca. For sale
by Thompson, Schott & Co.
MILLrowS, Chambers Co
July g, l77.
j have used your Female Regulator exten-
slveiy inmy practice for long time, ana with
entire success where there was no complica-
tlon ofdisease. 1t is not q specific. 1t Is IN my
opinion, the best known remedy for The dis
cases for which 1t is recommended
j II. JAWS, M ID.
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Washington, Fsb- 25.-Tbs grestsr part
Of The ssnsts erscufive session today was
tskss % ~ debate concerning he o0rnirs-
fon Of W1ism n Smith, q Alabam., for
TIE .itorneyslip. Il VS. rsp1Ttsd ~ The
fn1i-srv curnmii'ee adversely, but vas
fnalr c0nfrmef ~ q small majority.
Nsis.h Msrtin was c1nfrmrd as Surveyor
rrus u Tor he dis.rici II Fiori1s-
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Manhoott sestored

A victim of early imprudence, causing
nervous debility, premature decay, etc., hav-
ing tried in vain every known remedy. has dis
covered q simple means OF self-cure, which he
will send free to his fellow sufferers. ADJ
dress j. Il. kooyes, 43 Chatham street, New
York.
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Stop using CaleInei and Try " BACK.
DR.U6HT" for Liver diseases.
For sale =, al druggists.

Der dropping eye, pale. haeeard features,
toitsfing w4ik. detected mslancno'y srTres-
sion excite orr sTmpsfhy. r OF q. Il v-nnlfh.
Why don't some ode ect the good Samaritan
~ telling hsr that English Ferna,e Birte-.
viii c1rs her rapidly nrd s1undly. Thry ars
prepared errres-ly faT soch ailines. and ntver
fnll 70 cnre.
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Won arc sac, .ud Louely.

Andit's ali ON account of yonr Indigestion.
BROWNS PEPsIN TONIC furnishes the
stomach with the active principles of diges
ton, gives tone to the sy tenn and cures dys-
pepsia. For sale by Hoyt C Coffin and w.
Howell 6 Bro, Dallas, and by all druggists in
Texas
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-03

Get out of bed, woman, and go on about your
business. Why remain an invalid so long?
That peculiar lingering female complaint has
worried you long enough. Throw on the tet-
tiers that bind you and again assert your free
dom. You can find permanent relief and q
rapid cure by the use of that renowned female
tonic kDowh as English Female Bltlers.
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Just think of it.

$4,000 for $500; SIS, 600 for $l.OO; be-
sides number of other large prizes awaiting
distribution in monthly drawing, Feb. 28th.
Send in your orders at once to r. NJ. Board
man, Louisville, Ky.
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rsofrod by section 52l1, ard sl'o remon.
dret M against tbs provision requiring no.
lional banks intending 70 wind up " present,
loir own circulating notes TO redeem United
81. ,es bonds deposited 10 secure said notes
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Nj I. WerIsr. fhe f'0puiar and weil-knOwn
Ttris selesmar II t1ls r1rns - HE.in IN ne
errfe a~.f vii visit 81 Cur principal towns
nr1 rIrIra. Ha rerrereuis tne larErE au1
n1.IfIIil|1f tI1I1lne hruse q tnf Dnlie1 states.
a. affaf frfr year. Tlt-u~aEe. n "A VIII pleas-
ar fe arrInrrces fnrf uuirersi eail-inci ION
~ rrrr firI his lalIors Ine Erm be repre-
rI-rrr a3rrra Ieflrs 70 suuerInls IN MS cuun-
m A. rn.sarIa sIID.f1rfiaI En1 cne1I r1ofr
~ E'4.sI - feaduuIrlrrs are T. lsiir-. nui
81 r-'Il-s 80 ~e1.s ~ fln fner-. care 81 Col =
smith Bras', rln rsuelVs prurnpt aiisnllon- =
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Prescription Free.

nal Debility and Impotency. most druggists
Lave the medicines. We wish 70 Top this
curse IT our civilization. Asic ress, Ct louis
Curative Institute, 81. Cha. IS ST., b, tween
sth and IN. ST. Louis. No.
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nD-KO gICE.~ The Stockrdserg' Association
Of Clear Fork and the Colorado viii hold an
nual meeting at Buffalo Gap, Texas, Monday,
March 7,.lSol AL sLnckmen are cordially in
vted to attend. Hustness of vast moment,
affecting the stock Interests OF northwest
Texaa win come before the ,ovenlion Ar
rangements for reduced fare on TIE r. &P.
railroad will be secnr.d to parties attending.
S. p. CUNNINGHAAI, FRANK BYLER
Secretary Preside M
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a man died OF liver complaint! d
dollars worth of "BLACK-DHAUGsA
would have saved his lie.
For~aleby all druggists
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Premature Loss of the Hair
May be entirely prevented by the use Uf Bur-
netJ's Cocaine.
Housekeepsrs should insist upon obta!nipg
Buruett's Flavoring EXTRACTS; they are the
best
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II. -. Hodge, Cambridge, Mich, says:
have been aillictei with Asthma for years;
an "Only Lung Pad' gave me immediate re-
lief can recommend IL IA the greatest
remedy ever produced. See Adv.
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Dogs transmit t through taer teeth Teeth
should be kept clear from Ylrus. Use aozo-
don't, keep the human teeth clean, and no
damage can be done by the man VINO says TO
his girl, 81 feel ike eating you up, dearest "
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Charles Hartman, Toledo Ohio, says:
know 1t cured me, and l hope others SINH
larry troubled with pain in the chest may Do
helped by the "Oniy Lung Pad" as / have.
See Adv
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The reason Blsckwe1l's Fragrant Durham
Bnl Smoking Tobacco l. used by all judges OF
tobacco, is because II fs the best.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-03

When tired and weary, nothing Is SO 800 tn
ing as a quiet smoke, provided you use Black
wells Fragrant Durham Bai! snoklng To-
bnccO.
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--Rector.s Vital Restorative cures nervous
liability. See certificates of same in adver-
sisment in another column.
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NsshviIl. Tenn, Pei. 25.-B5.h brEnchss
Of ~ Isri.l.turs to-.lsT 81 rl11 20, ufi0n
~ t.tr ree.s In orlrf 70 rarlitIpsls in he
r-rri 1.rtisI irs1ru-s,ion ceremoniss-
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Try Browns FAR Troches.

For sore throat, and clearing and strength
ening the voice. For sale by all druggists
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Agents and Oanvnssers

Make from S25 to $50 per week selling goods for
Il. G. RIDEOUr & CO., 10 Barclay street, New
York. Send for their Catalogue and terms.
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Yes, Every Box is Warranted

To cure burns, old sores, cuts, bruises, In
famed sore eyes; also gals and cuts on
horses. Browns Arnica Salve.
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For the BLOOD and Liver
Use Extract of sarsaparilla and Dandelion
with Iodide of Potassium.
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|si6sn-s, r. T. Fsb. 25.-A special
lre q tbs 5o.r1 q trs8s to-asT % con
he fun6fng hi. pEssd q
ufur rseusEing csngrsss a.
II chs tars On circulstiD1.
- s1s czpii.l siook q nsionA bs1n
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Eminent Dr. VIM. IF. Stewart, Ba till
more writes. | confidently recommend
Colden's Liebig's l. quid Extract of Beef for
consumption, debility, weakness, chlorosis
etc. have tested it with universal success"
Sold BY Ervay & Bro Dallas.
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HIS,SI
AMD SUPERINTENDENT :lA. ],

A vnlnable Discovery and New Departure m Ned
ical Science entirely New ard posits ciy effective
Remedy oe the specify and permanent Cure of SEMI
way, viz: Direct application 20 tho principal seat
81 tho Disease, acting by Absorption, pad e1erttnS
tsspeciilo influences on the Seminal yesicies, LAC
of the Remedy is attended with pain or tncOn-
venence, and does not Interfere with Tho ordinary
pursuits CT life; IL is quiot dissolved aad soon ao-
sorbeL, producing immediate soothing and restor-
ntve eject upon the sexual and nervous organiza-
tior5 wrecked from selabuse and excesses, stopping
the drair from the egstoTn restoring tho lnlnd 10
health and sound plolGofY. borrowing the Dimnes5
of Sight Ncrvous Debility, Confusion or IDEAS,
Aversion to Society, ETC., etc, and tie appearance
of premature old ago uau9ly oca0mphnylng this
trouble, and restoring perfect Sexual si$or, where
1t has beon derrnanb fer years. This NODE OF trat-
ment has stood the test In very cases and is
nova pronounced suCcass. s1rur5 nro TO much pre-
scribed i those tcouboS end % many can bear Wit
a IS to- W but IiUtleit pevnutuc Mt good. There
is Mons about thls rsnaratpn. PRACTICAL OBJ
seryaton enables rs 10 positively guarantee that 10
will give salts facton During Tho eight years THAI
it has been in general use e hYo thousands Of tests
mouias TO it's value, AMI ~ Is RON corcoded by the
Medical RECESSION TO bo tho most ratloaal means YEP
discovered Of 'snutiu; nut cHrln tha yory revalony
trouble, that Is We'll known 10 be- tho cause OF untold
misery to many and upon who c'.ac.S prey with
Their useless nost,urs dad big fees. The Remedy
IS pvt Up in neat boxes, OF three fz2s y euougn
to Lash month"; SC; NO g suiitca - cOo aper>
mancnt cure, unless IN soycra ca I'D SD; no. .,
lastng over thIuo nontha VIII stop emissions ana
restoro vgor in tho worst Cg-D 81 sent ~ mail,
sealed, In plain v1arper5 ~ >! = 5--lto1'o ZOE
using " Al ecyo.ei ,iZ i-Ayta E,s--.
/AS2ld TOBs .stfs3.f. IS lP"8glGC~''-e Nfi1fiDit-\
Ecf9 gtyIilY q l.;. si'-'I tt,s9tlgcf!0NS A
* anal ye9Ei ~, ~ % 1rt s,ss 2 y S0Nbtiiee
= the sss0af $50, ge1f ftC't tne0 cat h9 ii
Y I.As2rad % pe'yrrs ny, 'ban'tTnG Ht-.
Nie0f,' aiIecter. soH1 G.'L- Il az
HAZE ; F2Ga5&1G 80. arc CHEMISTS.
MARI and g;h c.s. Or. LOUIS. Mo.
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si Thornton. charging him With
l0W mur8sr. sad then telegrApbed
On sutbOritiss 20 hold him on the
made u Dsllas This vas d0nn. and
dsy nietf Woody len this city 70 ss-
nan. vas 10 leave HOustOa yester-
,rning for Bioomingtcn Illinois, and
i0ubt ere this. Cuisi5e toe Unite 81
en- route 20 he scene q one oi his
crimas 10 sstlsfF The dernsnd q out-
4 lsw nnd swaitibg justica ne chsDees
j - one H1rTv NiIliarnz alias tsrn1n,
Thornton. wi stretch hemp before he
- rnrf.ffs rI1nr
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-11-21

If ever we would be lovely like Christ
We must be holy like Christ. Holiness
is Christians comeliness.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-11-21

The present is eminently a time for
the disciple of Christ to look at all pub
lie questions in the light of principle,
and to refuse to be swayed by hope of
office or by fear of ostracism. Machine
politics, Boss-rule and the Spoils-system
are all linked inseparably together.
Without the Infamous system of patron
age, the Bosses could not rule, and the
Machine must abdicate. Office and
patronage are the motive power of the
Machines and these influences it is
which have murdered the beloved Presi-
dent, and which threaten the gravest
dangers to the Republic. 1t is time
for men to act independently, conscien-
tiously, bravely. 1t is time for men
to go with the minority, if the minority
is right, and to 60 against the majority,
if the majority is wrong. 1t is a time
to be willing to be in minority of one
if necessary.-The National Baptist.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-11-21
NOTICE.

Having disposed of my mercantile business all per-
sons indebted to me, whether on Book Account
Note. requested to call me at my residence and
nav the same at once. J. w. HALL.
Barton, w. Oct II, 1881, 42tf
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An Interesting Account

Stone in the Bladder Expelled by Using DIR.
Kennedy's ssFavorite Remedy,
Mr.. s. W. Hicks, of Pleasant Valley, Duchess Co.,
N. Y, the son of Mr.. E. S. Hicks. whose name may
have appeared in this journal in connection with
article similar TO this was, like his father, afflicted
with Stone in the Bladder, only his was more
rious than his fathers On the appearance of the
disease the father advised the to write to DR..
David Kennedy. of Rondout, n. T., who, he said,
would tell him what to do. DR.. Kennedy replied,
suggesting the use of ''Kennedys Favorite Remedy"
which had worked successfully in the fathers
Mr. Hicks who had been assured by the local physi-
clans that they could do nothing for him, tried "Fav
orite Remedy at a venture. After two weeks use of
it he passed a stone of an inch long and of the
thickness of plpe-stem. Since then he has had no
symptoms of the return of the trouble Here is sick
healed. What better results could have been
expected? What greater benefit could medical
science confer? The end was gained; that is surely
enough. DR.. Kennedy assures the public, by repu-
tation which he cannot afford to forfeit imperil,
that the Favorite Remedy" does invgorate the Blood
Liver, Kidney and Bladder complaints, well
as all those diseases and weak peculiar to fe
males. "Dr. Kennedys Favorite Remedy" for sale by
all druggists.