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MADISON, june 1.-The county commits
sioners, to-day, passed an order donating
So 900 towards the fund for securing the
location OF enc of the insane asylums at this
nOint
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Donation for One of the Insane Asylums
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
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Notorious Pickpocket Escapes from
the Lafayette Jail.
Serious Accident at Goshen-Eifort to Blow
Up Canal Locks-Hendricks County
Farmers Meeting.
Destruction of Stave Factory at
Chandler Station.
Irish Paupers at Richmond-FataI Accidents
Meeting of Wabash Railway Sur
geons-NOtes, Etc.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE, June 4.-Dick Preston, other
wise Windy Dick" the notorious crook
who picked the pockets of Congressman
here of $147 some time ago, and whose two
pals were lately sent to the penitentiary for
three years each, on pleas of guilty, which
were brought by their fears of States evil
dence by Windy, escaped from Jail at noon
to-day. He was in the hospital of the Jail,
and walked out at a time when the guard
left the door unlocked and stepped aside a
moment. Although he came here from
Springfield, ILL.,, his home, willingly, to ap-
pear in the case, the grand jury, last week.
indicted him, notwithstanding:he was willing
to turn States evidence, and Dick became
frightened The sheriff is in hot pursuit,
and says he will capture Dick. The latter's
wife is here at hotel, and says she knows
nothing of him
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An Endorsement of President Fisher.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

sDecial to the Indianapolis Journal
MADISON, June 4.-Referring to the re-
Gently reported troubles in Hanover College,
and complaints against the administration OF
affairs by Psesident Fisher, the pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church here Rev. w. R.
Brown, Messrs, Charles Alling, C. E. Walker,
D. n. Reid NJ. C. CARRIER and J. Y. Allison,
trustees and friends of Hanover College,
have published card in which they com
mend in the highest terms the present man
agement OF Haover College. They especially
praise the skill and executive ability dis
played in the management of the college by
DR.. Fisher, declaring in strong terms that he
has fully met the expectations OF the board
of trustees, and has been and is now giving
entire satisfaction.
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Investigating an UnexplaIned Death.


Special TO the indianapolis Journal
Fort WAYNE. June 4.-Last evening the
deputy coroner and the sheriff and deputy
returned from visit to the house of Mrs
Martha James, who lived in the big woods"
in Maumee township, just west of the Ohio
line, and who died under suspicious circum-
stances on Friday evening last. The deputy
coroner brought with him the stomach of the
dead woman, and will submit it to chemical
analysis, in expectation of finding evidence
OF strychnine or arsenical poisoning. The ex-
animation into the matter is made at the in
stance of DR.. w. A. Jones, physician, who
insists that there was some unusual cause of
death, and, in statements to the sheriff, is be-
lieved to have indicated the guilty person.
Ii the analysis shall disclose poison, arrests
will promptly follow.
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VA ANTED-YOU TO BRING DESCRIP-
w tiOn of your property at once, If you wish
TO sell. We have fifty cash customers for good
property at fair price. Cali at once. ALEX.
MErZGER, Odd-fellows' Hall.
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i curity. promptly. at the lowest rates forlong
or short time THO5. O. DAY & CO., II East
Market street
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT-SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS
board if desired 1873 Massae husetts avenue.
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COR sALE-BRICK HOUSE, TEN ROOMS,
Il slate roof stone foundation, eleven foot eel
lar under the entire house, we'll, cistern, stable,
fruit trees, grape vines Lot 1856 feet on North
Tennessee street. ia feet on Eleventh street.
Also, five forty-fOOt lOtssfrOnting on North Ten
nessee street, joining SAID premises.
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M of city aud farm property in Indiana and
Ohio Low interest JOS. A. MOORE, "a East
Market street
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WANTED-TRAvELIN SALESMAN TO IN
w vest about $500 in a staple article of daily
consumption; big profit. ROYAL STANDARD,
Al Thorpe Block.
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RESORT. GREEN LAKE.
i Write for Illustrated circulars DAVID
GREENWAY, hartford P. o., Wisconsin.
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w ANTED-To BORROW $4,000 AT PER
w cent interest for five years. DUNCAN,
SMITH g. DUNCAN.
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MASONIC-ANCIENT LANDMA RKS LODGE
M No. $40, F. and A. M. Stated meeting this
Quesday) evening at 7:30 O'Clock. Payment of
dues.
VIM. g. RICH, W. M.
WILLIS R. MINER. Secretary.
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FINANCIAL

MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATE OF
WI interest L. B. MARTINDALE Il SONS.
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MONEY AT THE LOWEST RATES OF IN
WI terest. ]. W. WILLIAMS q CO., and
yinton Block,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

nR. SAMUEL DAVIS HAS REMOVED TO
" his own house, 274 Pleasant street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-09
FIFTH EDITION,


About Q. 80 q telephone dispatch was
received at Police Station from the Gas
House. stating that there were 10 many
tramps In the place the men could not
attend TO their work, and asking that
officers should be sent out TO arrest
them. Sergeant Sova, with several OFF
GERS protested TO the place and arrested
ten men, and Officers Heunis ard
Green afterwards arrested two more
This morning the whole party we're ar.
raigned before theMay ,r and gave their
names aud place OF ahJd. ~ follows .
Henry Trusiy and Joseph Caulk, color.
cd, Wilmington; owen Garter, Peter
Dougherty, Patrick Haughey, Corne
Illus Lyons and Eli Berry, Wilmington;
Thomas Manning, New York; Charles
Howard, Brooklyn David Webster,
Edge Moor; Joseph Alien, Philadel.
phia; Charles Foutk, Colored, lives on a
farm.
The men all said that they had
merely gone Ia to warm themselves,
and Webster was about To start for
home when he was arrested. Other,
OF tho party had been working In Bal
timoTe and other places. and we're Oh
their way TO philadel phia or New York
Tho Mayor instructed the Chiet to
make Inquiries concerning the men,
and discharge those whose statements
he found TO be correct. The others viii
be committed al Migrants.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-09

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. S-la the
south western ccrueT Of M4saissirpl Is
section OF country whore Jaw Is un-
known aud crime has is own way. A
negro named Thomas Hogan was
lately admitted 10 the Charity HoSp!;a.
suffering from a severe injury in the
right thigh received al Donovan and
Ke.lry's camp on he North eastern
Railroad. Hereporls no less Than three
murders On Christmas eve and night
A negro was killed over ii game vi dice
on Christmas day. Scout, the negro
cook, killed mau by shooting him ia
the head.
The same day two negroes while gam
bling became involved n a dlsputo, and
the one that had lost his money shot
ihe winner Ia tae heat. Itr 'at.er
f-.I uu his back, when the murderer de.
0ib,ratelv rolled him over and SHOT
him IN the tack under the left shoulder
blade. He tAru lrisurely packed up
his traps aud departed tor pirt5 TN.
known. The body lay alongside the
road fer three days, and "as thon bur
led btC4u-e II became Uitet hive. On the
saturday following Christmas, TOE
Dpdy Was dtaluterred and Al Inquest
Was held, after which it WAS again bur
led. Hogau reloIts II deplurable sta'e
u affairs in tur camp. Might mahe-
right aud muIGpr- and robberir- are u
frequent occurrence, The cam o. bon
Dvan and Kelley Is situated AuyuJ -
miles above GAINESVILLE, aud it ~ atc.a.
sIb!e only by wagon roads,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-09

WASHINGTON, January S-The bl.l
introduced IN the House today by MI.
Anderson, of Kansas, to create he pJ--
tai Telegraph " the United States, pro
yides that the Goverenneut shall Issue
bonds to the amount OF sjOCO,OC0 IT.
deemable il twenty years and payable
in thirty years, and that at the e&plra
ton Of ten years there shall be- set aside
from the earnings Of the telegraph 800,
900, per year, to form sinking iuhd
for the payment Of the bonds. The bill.
provides that there shall be a UNIFORM
rate of Is cents per message Of ten words
or less, and 5 cents for every additional
ten words /; cuntempidies that there
Shall be- a telegraph pustal Ctfice at
every post office where there Is a carrier
system, and that there may be one at
any Office where the postmaster can
give A sufficient bond to cover any
amount which the office may fall short
of meeting the expenses Incurred Oh
account OF tho telegram
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-09

A very touching scene occurred AZ the
close OF the session Of the l. ). Senate
last evening. " hen Senator Einunds
had closed his sCa:hlng arrangement OF
Hoar's Presidential bill the Mass schu-
sets Senator felt considerably cut upat
the rough handling Of his pet measure
and rose to reply. He charged Stn"loF
EdInunds with coming in at this Iate
day with an unfair opposition 70 NJ
measure, for it had been for months, Al.
through last session, pending oeiore Tue
committee on tIe Judiciary aud nothing
had been heard from the Senator who
absented himself
His criticism was severe to the verge
of cruelty. Nj Edmunds rose to re
ply. He said the Senator from slasoa-
Ohusetss did him a great Injustice IN
arraigning him for absence durlEg tho
last session, under The circumstances
He knew He sopped short, made a
great effort 10 say something, failed ard
sat down with tears streaming from
his eyes. A deathlike silence prevailed.
Some Senator, III a lOs voice, moved 10
adjourn. The motion prevailed, and
the Senators nOiselebslv left the Cham
Der, owed !uto silence by this outburst
OF grief from their venerable colleague.
The cause of ME- EdmIud7' absence
last session was the las. illness CT his
daughter, who was the idol OF has ora
age, and TO whose loss ho seems unable
TO reconcile himself.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-09
THIRD EDITION


1t Ia stated that II the bill to increase
t. Iorty dollars 3 month the pensiopa
Of ,x-suldiers who had lost an arm o.
leg III the service should become law,
the net snuual increase OF pensions to
be psid would he about two million
dollars. The exact figures, according
10 the letter Of issloner Dudley,
In response to Senator Platt' sresolntion
Of IL curry, are s4,O2l pa The number
of cas- OF ampuiailons row borne up
on the pension rolls ID 3, 1872. But tfls
mum her does not comprise a.! VINO
wcnld he Ice ted by the law which 1t
il prup red to enact IL would be ne.
cpssary TO increase the pension Of those
who had sutt red equivalent dlsab'h'
ties as well AS those who had lost
limb, and there are borne upon the
perginn rolls 10 925 OF such cases, 10
whom an aggregate increase OF u. 10, e
800 you he paid.
Assuming that 81, 900 claims OF this
class viii b. allowed during the current
wear, an estimated addition OF S45O 200
should be made 20 the above figures.
Then there are over two hundred thous-
and invallds' claims on file in the Pen
sion Bureau, of which number 10 per
cent. are likely TO be admitted, which
would give under the provision OF the
bill net increase OF 1872 600, or an az
gregate estimat increase Ut 81 W.
Fll
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-09

To thu large number Of candidates
announced tor the office of Superu-
tendent OF the Almshouse, is TO bs ad-
ded the candidacy Of Purnall j. Lynch,
late d .feateI candidate Tor Sheriff OF
New Castle county,
1t is said that there il much sympa.
thy expressed tor Mr.. Lynch on &C
count OF two successive defeats Tor the
Sheritl's office which cost him 80 much
that he is reduced to clofe financial
straits The bringing out OF Mr. Lynch
for Superintendent Of the Almshouse
would indicate that he and his backers
had weakened in the attempt to Gust
Sher.fi Martin and were ready to abah-
don the contest.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-09

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8, lSS3.-Whe,
the Criminal Court assembled this
morning 1t was announced that Juror
L. @. GIL was confined to his bed on
account OF illness. The Court waited
some time to receive o Physician's cer-
ti6oate to that effect. Meanwhile Fore
man Crane asked that the jury be fur
nished with copy OF the evidence, al
leHinq that II would be difficult or i'm
possible for them TO remember the pro-
oeedings. The Court denied the re-
quest.
The Court said that II 1t sho Id ap-
pear that there was no prospects OF
going on with the trial to-morIo" 9TH
er questions would come up rs 10 what
should be done. l. Is EnO~p that Jul
rCr GIL is suffering from kidney
trouble, and as this is the second time
he has been prostratsd dnrinx the trial
his condition has given rise TO some
anxiety among the counsel Alter a
short delay the Court adjourned until
tU-LOTTO ".
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Cutting zee on tILe Hudson.

Six firms, with 500 men, began
ting Ice at Castlelon, Now YORK, N'
day. The ice il from eight to ton il
thick aud IL taken trcm the III
river About $1,000, 600 are invest
the ice business At CastletOu, and J
weather permits 10000 tons VI,
harvested this soasud There o.
spectators in the business, an
will be cheaper next summer tina
If the weather should be cold fer thr
month,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-09

Last evening quite number u the
intimap' friends and relations o: Mrs
Martha ioptOn, called upon her at 81,
Orange street and congratulated Ter
upon attaining her ylst birthday Mrs
Hopton waS very lively and chatty
and showed by practical demonstra
ton that she could See 70 thread a
needle and could run u sewing ma.
chine as well as the younger ladies d
the company who were present. Tbs
evening was passed In a very pleaaau,
and socia! manner, Mrs Hopton cute.
ing INTO the joVtal spirit OF the evenira
with considerable 2.,t. EefreshmeD'
were servGu IN abundance, and quite A
mum Der OF useful presents were give4
20 the lady VINO had reached the mono
geHAI!hn age.
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FksaCM MATTERS.
Trouble over Gsmbotss's funeral
-Fuueral Of (euer al On an zey.

PAkls. Jan. . The G. iii a cOntainin z
the remains Of M. Gambetta has been
placeu 10 the vault at Pere-la.Chaise,
belonging to the municipality OF Paris.
A bag filled with earth from the SOIL OF
Lorraine, hich wac sent from Metz, IL
now bells placed on 1t. The bag was
embroidered with the words;
"Lotharingta, memor Violota, non dom
ia"
Delegates from A lsace- Lorraine wait
ed on " mister Falleres to day TO urge
that the body OF NJ. Gambetta remain
in + ris, bat the government is resolv'
I'd ~ remain neutral on the question.
Nj Reuault wen 10 Moe to endeavor
to p,rsuade NJ. Gambetta's father to
ALLOW the remains 10 be tiuaIly iaterred
in Paris, buE his Efforts, like hose kith'
I'll h. made, nave failed.
A Dispatch to the London News from
Marselles says: "rbe gOvernm ent has
Informed the father Ot NJ. GanbetLa
that If he IL lists on the removal OF the
rsmaius ~ Nice the seals on NJ. Gam
BETA 3 papers at Vile d'Avray will be
takes oft before Consent Is gwen LOT
the remOva. ot his body
Tie report that NJ. DuvaI, the dlrec-
tor Of the S0cietie franchise Financlere
has fled from Paris Is confirmed.
The Suoletie Franchise Flnanciere
shares have declined from $40 francs
to 50 francs on rumNr that the dlrec'
tor has fled
CHALUNs, Jan. S.--The shoFs are
cln..t and winlnws are irapei with
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YOUR
ATTENT|0N,P PLEASE

To those who now are or
have been dealing with other
credit houses and have be
come dissatisfied owing to
the cxorbitant prices charged
and poor assortment OF Gun
dcsirablc) goods offered, we
would respectfully say that
populat prices, fair represent
tation, guaranteed satislac-
ton and liberal credit are the
principles upon which we do
business, and though We will
not offer you the inducemcnt
of paying your fare to Phila-
dclphia (and adding it on to
the prices OF the goods
you buy thcrc) we will
guarantee to save you the
price Of an excursion ticket
to Philadelphia and a good
dinner on every $40 worth
of goods you buy of any
other credit house than ours.
We have a complete and
very extensive stock of gen
cral merchandise, more than
twice as large as the combIn-
cd stock OF all the install
mcnt houses in Delaware
that you can select from. All
new, desirable and suitable
goods.
Come along, and if you
cannot get your pass book
to bring as reference, bring
your receipt, which you are
entitled to, and we will be
happy to open an account
with Won ON weekly or
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-09
Surprise birthday Party.

Yesterday being the Seventeen.
birthday of Thomas TDllson, resldiu.
at No S33 West FIfth sire {, n nulnbe
of his friends planned TO give him a So
prise party. Accordingly, nome thiT.
Teen couple met at tho house OF william
Bots, Seventh street near Van Buren,,
and proceeded to Mr.. Tollson'. resi-
deuce. Although their host was con
pletely taken by surprise, they we'.
cordially received aud made to Ter
perfectly at home. The evening va.
spent in IIayiug games and other socl1
auusements A b0un:rous supply o.
refreshments Wa scrved, and ID.
company departed at a reasonable hoI'
with many wishes tor The future pro
petty and happiness Of their host.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-09
ktflllIleY Come,

Three more Of the KEpUBLl'
subscribers, who had been Undue
take the Gazetts. came back this
ing one had taken that sheet f
days, another ten, and the tbird
about two weeks. The attempt al
part Of that jour- al 10 break DO"
circulation Of the REPUBLICAN u
the misrepresentation OF thor 90
surs, docs not seem to pan out
pnul.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-09

Two cases Of Japanese slk worm
eggs have been received by the AmerI-
can Six Exchange, No. q Bond street,
New York, from Messrs. kawsiiri q
Co., Yokohama, through MI 5. X.
TakaLashi, the japanese Consul The
Eggs are aid upon piecer Of pog.e.
.Oard, the backs Of which bear marx
with al inscription partly IN Japanese
and rarity in Italian. There are about
2 100 eggs On each board, and about ",
GOO, 100 in the entire consignment. Tue
~. viii he distri buted free to Aluerl'
can, Interested in silk culture.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-09
Preparing for Work

Woodchoppers are busy clearing Z
wood away from the surveyed track
the Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad
both sides Of the Brandy wine, prep'r
tory TO the commencement Of grAd.I
and bridge building q, soon AZ I!
weather opens in the Spring. Ther o'
IL to closs the Brandwine close by, b,
above the wire foot bridge that bridl'
the creek, aud will be lGS feet abo'
ordinary low water mark, Twill
AZ high as the top OF the chimney sta'
at the Augustine paper mills, and pa
sengers crossing in the cars can los
down into the top Of the chimney.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-09
The Unlled WVFklnen.

Last evening p G. NJ, W. SamueI
Osmuni, organized Liberty Lodge y
10, "A. o. U. W. Of Delaware. The folo
ing officers were elected: =. NJ, v
G. Is. Rhoads; NJ ". julius Gunths
Foreman. NJ. Meyer; Overseer,
BernAardt; Guide, james Kern; K
corder, j. +. Y. Fuekel; Finance
Harry Albert Receiver. Gott3
Krautter |. W., Charles Yetter
W., j. 9. Bacher; Trustees, c.
Khoahs, G. L. Eesag, NJ. Meyer; We
ical Examiners, Drs. Patterson, Sic,
lidge, Lukens, Ogle aud Kittinger,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-09

The United States Circuit Court
convened at | o'clock yesterday al
noon, and Mr.. Bates argued in favO
the plaintiffs right to Introduce a.
dence the contract between Mr..
bold and the Baltimore and Ph!lS
phia Company. Mr.. Bayard argue
opposition, and the Court decided
the contract was not evidence,
could not be admitted. Severai
LeSses were examined, after VI
Court adjourned until 10 O'Clock
morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-09

Mrs. Jane COrnhroOks ~ year-
died this morning. at Ter residehr
4o3 West Third street. The Gee
was q native OF New York, aud
beaH troubled with dropsy tor
time, which eventually cause
death.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-09

TWf INc KIVuNW"IN-
The TWO boys who stole "A sled from
No. sy7 W. Eighth street, yesterday
afternoon, are requested To return II,
Ant thereby save Themselves trouble
aud exposure. The sled vas taken
from tae back ~ d, amt tne boys WHO
tDoh IL were seen as they ran down
Monroe street. Their names are known.
The name OF the little girl "Fairlanb'
ls on the ton of the sled.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-09

A congregational meeting was h"Id
in the Presbyterian ChurCn at ST.
Georges last Sunday, TO taxi into con
sidrration the resi- guatlon Of tho pastor.
A corsmlttee consisting OF James a.
Naniegriit, Theodore +. Clark aud
Gurus l. lI-1r, ws!r appointed 10 Pre-
sent The matter 10 a special session OF
the New Castle Presbytery, winch
will lie he'd IN Central Church, this
city, GA the lSth inst.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-09

Th" .rI" IF the small farm IN BeayeT
Valley 'rAndywiue Hundred, property
o.. rNn )nt John Chandler, and which
~ jo have been held yesterday has
'"ou indefinitely postponed on account
.r some 4,i-E,. law il advertising the
ruP't.y.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-09

II had suffered twenty years with severe
disease Of he Kidneys; before using Hunts
Remedy two days ! was relieved, ard Am
now ~e'l."' JOSHUA IUTHlII.
my physicians thought that ives para.
lyzoG on ono Side. ] was territlv pfiictci
with Rheumatism from 1893 TO 1880. was
cured BY hunts Remedy. ,.
My doctor pronounced my case Rrghr7
Disease, and said that could live o. ly forty.
eight houTs then took Hunts Remedy,
and vgs speedily cured " NJ GDDDsPEED.
'Hyinp suffered twenty years with kidney
di-c1so and employed various ply 'iciaps
without being relieved, ! was then cured by
Hunts Remedy." SULLIVAN FEHNtR.
Il have toen realty benefited hy the use
o, hunts Kennedy. For diseases OF the Kid.
nsys and urinary organs there "a nothing 81
psrtor." a. H. NICHOLSON.
Il can testify TO the virtue Of Hunts Rem
edy In kidney diseases ron. actual trial hay.
inz been much benefited thereby
kEy. E.d. rAiSnR.
al was unable to Brse from bed from al
Gttagg ~ sidney disGasc Tho doctors could
not relieve me. | was hnaiiy completely
cured BY usin3 Hunts Remedy"
FRA"k (. DICKSON
have suffered extremely with Kidtey
disease; after uHiuy Hunt nemedy two La ys
was euaCled to resum" business
GEO. :. CLARK.
81 sold In two years (a&,lZcj thIrty.,hrec
thousand, one hundred and twenty bottles Of
Hunts Remedy II iFa valuable medicine
for Kidney disease" ". b. BLANnlNG.
One trial viii convince you. For
saI. by all Drugsists. send for Pam
phlet to
HUNTS REMEDY CO., Proyiden CO, K. !.
Prices. rs cents and 8I.2h.