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Daily Republican., 1883-04-25
FOURTH EDITION.
The school Election.

The annual election for members o.
the Board of Education will take place
on Saturday week. None but those
who have paid city tax for the year
preceding can vote at the election, and
under no circumstances are cOlored
men allowed by the law to vote. This
law is a piece Of partisan race spite, and
would not stand q moment II the case
was appealed TO the Supreme Court Of
the United States. We doubt very
much If it woud stand If tested before
our State Courts. Nevertheless, that
is the law, and it is not likely that it
will be broken at the approaching
election.
Judging from present appearances,
there will not be much of a contest
unless party spirit becomes aroused.
The outline of little contest Is appear
ing in the Fourth Ward, and there may
be spirited contests in other wards.
In the First Ward we hear Of no op-
ponent to the reelection of MIR. Palmer
The citizens of that ward could do much
better, and might do much worse than
to re-elect Mr.. Palmer. In the Second
Ward Mr.. j. j. Monaghan, it is said,
will be % candidate to succeed DIR. Nor
rison, the latter not desiring a reelection.
Mr.. Monaghan is well qualified for the
office.
In the third, it is generally conceded
that Mr.. Kyne will be Il candidate to
succeed himself, but he may have a
strong opponent in Mr.. Merris Taylor.
| The latter was once "a very Creditable
member Of the Beard. In the Fourth
ward a contest is promised between L..
b. Morrow and Martin Farrell, with
the chances decidedly in favor of the
latter.
In the Fifth Ward the contest, if
there is to be one, is not outlined. Mr..
W. j. Morrow and Mr.. Furry, who have
both had long experience in the Board,
would not object to serving again, but
rs both are Democrats it is likely a
strong Republican ward like the Fifth
will claim at least one Republican can
didate. In the Sixth Ward there is
not likely to be any opposition to Mr..
Belts, and the same may be said Of Mr..
Baird in the Seventh. Mr.. Kenney, it
is understood, does not desire n re-elec-
ton from the Eighth Ward, and Beaton
Smith, an intelligent druggist, is named
as a SUCCESSOR II is not likely DR..
Shortlidge will have any opposition in
the Ninth ; there should be none at
least. Mr.. l.. Il. Jones, an intelligent
ex-teacher of public schools, is named
from the Tenth to succeed Mr.. Grier.
Mr.. Jones should be elected Mr. Hill
ton will be candidate for reelection
from the Eleventh Ward. He made Il
good member, and should have no oppo-
s'on.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-25
4 MARROW ESCAPE.
The Limited Express Max IN II Mar.
row Escape from Being Wrecked.

One Of the circus trains which left
this city yesterday shortly after l2
O'Clock, met with a slight accident
when near riverside station, on the
main line Of the p. w. g. Il. Railroad.
One of the cars was badly damaged and
n heavy iron rod Of the car was
wrenched from its tastenings and
thrown across the south bound track.
Before it could be removed, the limited
express train, due in this city at 10Y
p. M, came laundering along at Il
rapid rate, ,and before the engineer could
be signaed the engine struck the iron
bar and cut it clip and clean in two
pieces without even jarrng the engine
The men on the circus train were much
surprised at this wonderful feat, for
they fully expected to see the engine
jump the track, in which case terri
bic accident would no doubt have fol-
owed. II was considered narrow
escape and lucky accident.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-25
4 Man at SeafOrll Shot,

A special despatch to the Phialt
phia Times, dated April 24th, says
Circns holiday and liberal potation,
free whisky proved too much for Cyr
Johnson, of Of Pattonville, MaryIan
and his hilarity at O'Rriens show II
day had TO be checked by DepuI
Constable William Griffith, who pac|
him under arrest. While on the way
the jail johnson drew Il revolver al
fred at Griffith, who received the ID
in his left shoulder. The wound is
serious one, yet it is believed that
will recover. johnson wGs placed
Jail. The disturbance created gre,
excitement @ in the town, which is crow
ed with people from ht,a surrounliI
Country,
Daily Republican., 1883-04-25
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.'roplr, l.onorcd ip His Own Coun


tly, even in iiis own House.
.HG holr It, sim, lei. narrative Of Mrs. s. j.
N.uPr, wLo rcsIues q: NJ. ~ Williams
~, Providence. L. Ii
"Duriits the past six or seven years have
been soy.rs.y afflicted With kidney disease,
eau IN; .4tcnse bac..aches, dizziness, and
other severe pains through my body and
n..O!, rendering ne weak AMI PROSTATE
tit at times it WAS impossible for Inc TO 90
.Ey part Of M Ii, uscWcr.. l have had also
y ..u,tcring q! to heart, and was terribly
distressed for breath. was very miserable,
G.id com, lot ~ worn out and discouraged ; !
.4ai EC '....,..,lI to undertake to do anything,
1.r,. sDnicicnt strength 10 rcEder exist
'..''. ...,.a, having failed to find Any relief
! ) GJctors prescriptions. at this
B.. ., ISIS n f.i"nd persuaded INC to obtain
Do" ....oo Of Hunts keMcdy, and now rejoice
1t followed this friendly advice, for the
T., n 'uy nc.Cd s.hc Il charm ia my ease. After
had taaen a few doses my health b. gan to
Improve; felt better every way. The flut-
/ rtng Of the heart, the intense backachcs,
and terrible shOrtness of the breath speedily
disappeared, my strength and ambition soon
returned, and before had taken two bottles
of the Remedy was entirely well, and able
to wash and iron and do my houo'-ork. Once
in a while | am troubled with the headache,
and as soon 10 l am taken resort to Hunts
T. m"d'. end n few doses fix me all right
a-.... never 10 .thout il IL! thc fL-uyc.
'.~'." f'"r""r.lv recommended tNo Hunts
emeuy to my fri"n's, and they have ex-
, a" ..n-lre :.rJ. ,..c .I.st dose. ! heartily
rcronn""I it to ~ who are afflicted wit
'rNnv disease or diseases of the Liver
i a. ', q t / 'Gry organs. ! think 10
family should be without it.
Mrs. S. j. WHIP,
No. IL Williams St., Providence, K. l."
Daily Republican., 1883-04-25
Dress Goods Department.

Combination Dress-Goods
seem to be the leading thing
this Spring, they come done
up in boxes; it saves the Gus
toner the trouble OF hunting
goods to Match, the combi-
nation is ready-made, and the
proper quantity in each box
for a suit, with a fashion plate
showing how to make them
up. We have about thirty
different styles.
Our 2oc. satines are wonder
fully cheap. The styles are as
good as those of the French
goods at 45c. a yard.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-25
Button Department.

Our button department is
not to be forgotten, for we
have taken great pains to get
suitable buttons for the style
of dressesthat are being worn
this Spring. We have them
from SC. up to SI.5o a dozen.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-25
Temperance in Delaware.

On the 2vth of last month some iot
teen lodges of Good Iemplars were
ganized into a Grand Lodge at Doy
Since that time other lew lodges ha
been organized and still more are pl
pairing 10 be organized.
The work, We are told by the chi
officer, has exit nded amongst cor
eople as well as white. The ord
seems to be an ggressive body, as
m0nstranres are vigorously push
against hotels in Harrington, Newa
ard other places, and many who bett
were disposed to underestimate its
huence are waking up to find that it
no dress parade afn;r
Daily Republican., 1883-04-25
A window AUuarium,

John Reynolds, proprietor o: :
Malta House, la, placed II large aqp
rum in one pi th" large windows of
restaurant and has placed several
therein. g !. Encrh Moore, Jr., #
comm ission r,wiIl hr, p it stocked vi
a number Of diilrr NJ varieties of fl
The receptacle is made of galvanz
IRON, filled with gravel, rocks, etc. a
Is very attractive.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-25
Domestic Department

We are selling a Table
Linen at 39c, s. inches wide,
and all pure linen, worth Soc,
and one at SOC. that can't hc
beat.
German Linen Napkins at
s. a doz., worth 81. 50; per-
icctly handsome and large
size.
Our Embroidered Pillow
and Sheet Shams that we ad
vertised last week at 81. 50
per set, is the greatest bar
gain we have in the store. No
lady would undertake to en-
broider a set like them for {
times the amount we are
asking for them. They are
slightly soiled, but none to
hurt. We had a few of them
last winter, and secured the
remainder them thisSpring.
Furniture Linens, Jutes,
Cotton Pushes and Cretons
in all shades and styles.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-25
A POSITIVE CUKE

effected complete cure. ". T. HAMMAN
Druggist. Enston. PA.
Apply py the lttle finger into the nOstr!s.
by absorption it citcctually cleanscs the mas
al passages Of catarrhal virus causing healthy
secretionS, Il allays Inflammation, protects
the menoranu liuings of the head from adj
ditional colds, completely heals the sores and
restores the sense Of taste and smell, Bene.
fetal results are realized by few applica
tions. A thorough treatment will cure. Ua
equaled for colds In head Agreeable to use.
Send for circular. Sold by druggists. by
mail soc. package-stamps.
ELf'S CREAM BALM go, Oswogo, N,
Y. dec.3
Daily Republican., 1883-04-25
Hard on EastOn.

The Easton Ledger says There lives
in one If the towns Of Talbota man who
has been married four times. When his
first wife died, he put a tombstone to
her graYr. After the death of the Sec
ond wife he had the stone removed and
rr-cut 10 suit her grave. Upon the death
of his third wife last year the stone was
again moved and the inscription was
changed to iit her case. The fourth
wife vet lives.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-25
TO SGM (nAflG YannIe.

The citizens of New Castle who Il
sir, TO attend the opera Of La Pericho
ana tatini'za on Friday and Satura
evenings, can do so and return hon
the same evening, on the midnisl
train.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-25
W.B. Sharp.
Fourth & Market SIS.
-
Silk Department
Silk Department

We have secured some
wonderful bargains in our
Silk Department this Spring.
We are making a special
thing of Summer Silks, and
have over 100 pieces, rang
ing in price from 37tc. to 81
a yard, and think we can suit
any person either in price,
style or quality.
Also, all the new shades in
the plain colors, and an i'm
mense assortment Of Black
Silks from soc. to $3.50 a yd,
We are making a run on a
black silk called the Mono
poly, which we consider the
best silk that is to be found
in the market to-day for the
money. 1t gives better sat
istaction than any silk we
ever sold.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-25
lsCrHOnas.

James II. Taylor, who las been
Colorado for the past four years
gagged in mining operations, is now ,
iting his parents near Christiana, 1
he proposes to start for Montana ab
the lirst OF May, having made contl
with IA New York Mining Company
experimenting engineer.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-25
Htale Of('ONs.

Reuben SatterthWaitc will have
SAFE or fresh cows and feeders at Sta
ION on Thursday, May 3. He hopes
have some fully equal to the last i
disposed OF, although they were exec
tionally fine.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-25
Personal.

Lydia Price,of West Chester, who ba
been in Florida since December, la
returned as far North as Wilmington
Delaware, where she is stopping wit
relatives and friends,
Daily Republican., 1883-04-25
A Cure n
Last.

Ely's Cream
Ba In has com
pletely cured me
. f Catarrh, Of
which lhave been
a tHictcd over ten
years. after try
ing almost every
remedy rccOl!2-
lncnded, none
having proved 40
effective II II d
thorough. :. J..
AIKEN. wholesale
dealer in boots
u n d shoes, 1i3
Federal St, BOs.
ton, Mass.
Ny son was af-
tlicted with Ca
tHrrll : the lIse Of
the Cream Balm
Daily Republican., 1883-04-25
A DIALOGUE.

A llALDIJ r.
Robert, nave ypn been L" tt5 East Sixth st..
for any Of thotc liable peaches at Toe. a csi,o
I'm, huSh don't believe il. at lUc | eau
Yes, and cans Of corn. better than Baker.
for 20" ) can. tomatoes, 2,': 3chUs of black
t"rTl :, I5" Scans peas. sh" ; canned aDp.u..
": Bakers corn, l0r; "Iu.Iow's corn, !4,:
NJ, "a sins. Z'c; 3 h. ri'stO., BE; tbs rlcc
25r; " DE- head rice. -5"i ap'jGots and nccta-
rt0cs nc . IT, pared ppuchus, 25c: eyapur
Hicd rodCn"' luc. tIiliprnH cyaporHtc4
peaches, zoe naE. -four, +! lO 10 r'S coffee
81: inust sugar shoulders, lie; plain should
ers. loc: dried beet, 1jc: tine hams. l5c. H..
breakfast bacon, I5c. H. white loaf dfipg ut
~. quart fresh eggs. zoe. a dozen. don't
believe 1t, who told you? | read it in the Re.
rrBLiCAN! You did? Come ON then. that i,
my plpcriwhat it says is gospel TRUTH and
am off to lO3 East Sixth street.
npA-Utf I. N. WIER.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-25
Acts Like II Charm,

az r',vE Usci Hunts Remedy for kidncr
t;."' a. AMI recommended it to others, and
Mays found II to act like charm"
join CHAMBERS,
T23 Carson Street, Pittsburg, Penn.
"Gratitude is the memory of the heart -
How many heart memories cluster around
Hunts Remedy in grateful Households where
it has wrought its magic cure!
Daily Republican., 1883-04-25
MARRIED..

BLACKBU RN-WINrRUP-On the 18th
inst, at No. l236 5. Fourth street, Phila.,
by Rev Enoch Stubbs, J. B. Blackburn to
Clara Wintrup, both of this city. 2ts
Daily Republican., 1883-04-25
Dr kiInnS White PvJlmOuic ElnI ANN

Is the leading IMng Remedy of Will
mington, Del, Main Depot, Fourth and
King streets, Philadelphia Depot,
johnston, Holloway q Go. Sold by
dealers in medicines.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-25
Carpet Department

We have been uncomfort-
ably rushed in our Carpet
Department this Spring,an
have sold more goods than
we had any idea of selling.
We have a larger stock this
season than ever before, and
are offering them at reduced
prices.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-25
IL ACk FOR THE BOAT

"IiI Ioavr Eighth and Adams streets every
lnuruih!. at $50, running down Monroe street
t" front ana thence to SIMPLIFY. viii also
meet the boat in the evening. Fare lOrepts
constantly On hand, Horses and mules for
sale, 1T 'OjOianve It. S.L, EASTBIKN
Hp4d-N MulnJ.r
Daily Republican., 1883-04-25
DEATHS.


OGLE-Mrs. Tabitha NJ, wife of Thomas M.
Dgle. Tuesday evening at u o'clock.
Funeral Thursday morning. at ii o'clock,
from the residence, No. 702 French street,city
Relatives and friends invited.
CROES-On the oath inst, Ann, wife Of
George Croes, aged SO years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the
residence Of her husband, No. ll3h JustisoI
street, on Friday morning, at $50 o'clock.
lntermeut at Head Of Chrlstiana Church
Cemetery.
In MemOrtan.
Sacred 10 the memory OF MoRRIs WELpIK'
of this city, who departed this life April l7th'
1883.
An uncle in Christ hath died,
An uncle we much did love,
Gone from his labor here,
Up to his rest above;
Far, far away, all clothed In white,
Rejoicing in that world flight.
The church hath lost friend.
His vacant seat Is there,
Where long he did attend,
To worship in Gods fear.
His face on earth no more we III see
But why lament from sin he's free.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-25
Wanted.

a good boy to work in printing Office
ard serve a route Of papers. Apply at
this office.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-25
SATURDAY. MAY - 1ss3

Mt II O'Clock in the forenoon, the schooner
Bessie Morris, her tackle apparrl ana fur
MT ire. now lying IN the iIcMware river. off
fhc "ity Of New Castle, Delaware.
HENRY II. McMIfLLEN.
J. n.trd States Narshal District Of Delaware
Mar haI'S Othcc, Wilmington, Delaware
NI''' '"' '''"' al2j-cOd's
Daily Republican., 1883-04-25
MARKET,
NJ a RSHAL ; SALE.

Hy virtue Of writ of NendltIOnl Egponas
sued ont Of the District Court Of the United
safe for the District Of DcIawarc,at the suit
V' mar neg Laler'y ~ me directed. viii cy-
pose to 'ublic Sale, and will sell for casn Mt
the Custom House steps, in the city Of vii
iningtOu. Delaware, on
Daily Republican., 1883-04-25

Fs'First-class board at reasonable prices "a
Special arrangements made with lodges
and societies. Bathing suits hired r. o..
BOX 4la. ap204m
Daily Republican., 1883-04-25
ySEADEORD HOUSE,
ATLANTIC CITY. N, L,

VI RS. +. pRlESTLEY, PROPRl ETRESS.
ON the Beach. Third house above Georgia
Avenue,
Daily Republican., 1883-04-25
K VERY AND SALE STABLES. N

I " NV 7 INV1NIIE STNI3IIEAS. ~
f L. Stroud, No. lO9 West It,, has u i re-
celVed ana vii Keep constantly ON hand a
lot Of Chester County horses, suitable for all
kinds Of work, both double and single dry.
ing. Price from S55 to FOO. m2u
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08

Will remain only one day, as his ser
vice is needed elsewhere. A few of the
accommodating testimonials of his cures at
his home:
The very strong endorsement given to
DIR. Fishblatt by the medical profession
and testimony of those upon whom he
effected wonderful cures have rendered
his movements of much interest to the
afflicted. The cures he has effected in
the city and in many other places, are
so we'll authenticated that one cannot
doubt his competence to do just what he
processes to do, and as there. are but few
who really come up to their professions
of skill and ability in treating the dis
eases that afict humanity, is the right to
patrOnize a man like DR.. Fshblatt, who
does all he promises to perform.
This treatment Of diseases which mar the
happiness Of thousands of people has Sc
cured him an immense practice, and
likely he will be crowded by patients
during the day he remains in the city.
Read these testimonials IN very special
cases:
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08
PRESIDENT ARTHUR, while in Louis

PRESIDENT ARTHUR, while in Louis
vile, was presented by "a few of the
humble diciples of old Isaak Walton"
with fishing reel, as a souvenir of his
visit to that city. The reel was a "No.
4 short" and of solid German silver.
The slides and keyhead are of red gold,
and the pivots are jeweled. The handle
Is of agate. At the left-hand end is en-
srayed: president Arthur, from the
Anglers of Louisville, KY, August 1,
1888" 1t was incased in very hand
some box of brown alligator skin, lined
with satin and velvet.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08
THE Hon. Austin F. Pike, wht

THE Hon. Austin F. Pike, who has
been elected United States Senator from
New Hampshire, is one of the original
and steadfast Republican leaders of the
state. He was delegate to the first Re-
publican National Convention, in 1856,
which nominated General John G. Ere
mont for President; has frequently served
in each branch of the State Legislature,
and has been the presiding officer of both;
and was a member of Congress from 1873
to 1875. Mr.. Pike is "a years of age.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08

A LONDON dispatch says; James
Carey, the Irish informer, was shot at 4
o'clock Sunday afternoon. The steamer
MeIrose, on which the shooting occurred,
arrived at Port Elizabeth at 2 Monday
afternoon. These facts seem to show
that O'Donnell was outside the colonial
Jurisdiction when he committed the crime,
and must be tried in England.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08

Ex-PREsIDENT RUTHERFORD B. Hayes,
Howard Potter, Theodore W. Dwight
and Morris K. Jessup, Of New York
Charles F. Coffin, of Richmond, Ind,
and Fred H. Wines, of Springfield, Ill,
unite in a call for all corporate members
Of the National Prison Association and
others interested in prison reform to meet
in Saratoga on September 7, to reorganize
the association and consider such actions,
either of business or discussion, as may
then be brought forward.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08
.Ghs Republirar.
WATERFOWL, WIS, AUGUST s.

In response to circular sent out by
the Madison Journal to the newspapers
of this state, asking their Presidential
choice, 166 replied. OF the Republican
papers 80 have for first choice Faircbild,
II have Blaine, II have Arthur, and 8
have Edmunds. Of the Democratic pa
pers z are for Tilden, for Bayard, and
two for Villas. OF the independent are
for Fairchild, 8 for David Davis, 3 for
Blaine, 8 for Arthur, for Tilden. Five
sixths of the papers are outspoken Tor
high license.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08

FROM 25O to 300 cats are destroyed
weekly during the warm season in Phila-
delphia by the agent of the Woman's
Branch of the City Refuge for Lost and
Suffering animals. They are not drown
ed, but sufocated with charcoal gas,
Last year no fewer than 7,15l unhappy
cats were thus put beyond reach of the
slings and arrows of outrageous fortune.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08

THE results of the capvasses of Ohio
made by the Republican and Democratic
State Committees have been published.
The Republican canvass claims a ma
ioritv of %, $50 for the Republicans. The
Democratic canvass claims 10, 220 MAORI
ty for tie Democrats. "You pays your
money and you takes your choice"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08

THREE masked men entered the Post
Office at Coveville, n. Y, at 3 O'Clock
Thursday morning, and were confronted
by Postmaster Babcock. He was driven
back to bed and tied so securely that 1t
took him three hours to release himself.
The thieves forced the safe and carried
off S79.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08

JONATHAN MANN, who thinks minis
tiers talk too much politics, has offered
the Baptist Church at East Dedham,
Mass, a lot for a parsonage, provided
that no minister shall use the pulpit ex-
cept in the service of Christ, and adheI-
ING strictly to Scriptural teachings.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08

The death of Montgomery Blair re-
moves the last of the historic Administra-
ton of 186O-Lincoln, Seward, Chase,
Stanton, Welles Smith, Blair and Bates.
Vice President HamIin still lives, but he
was not in active management of any of
the Government departments. In 1889
40 Montgomery Blair was United States
Attorney for Wisconsin.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08
AND STILL ANOTHER

Rudd, Oct. 1SS1.-DR. FIsHBLATT: Your
medicine with the help of the Lord, is doing
me wonderful good. When 1 began taking your
treatment catarrh and dyspepsia had run me
down so low that was unable to sleep and
could hardly eat. When l began treatment l
weighed l42 pounds aEd now weigh u.s. I be
gan your treatment about three months ago l
now feel strong and hearty, have three or four
patients for you when you come on your next
WISH Yours truly,
Or. LUTHER.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08

UedaT KapidS, Aug. 9Th, s1Ss2.-E. n. FISH
BLATT, NJ D. Dear Sir: It is a pleasure to be
able TO testify to your skill and admirable new
method of treatment of catarrh and bronchial
affections. Having suffered Efor several years
and losing flesh and strength from incessant
coughing expectorating, night and day, find
nySelt, as the result OfyOur treatment cured and
that have gained nearly thirty pounds in flesh.
l most earnestly recommend all who are SINH
larry affected to avail themselves Of your treat
mcut. Truly Yours J. w HUGHFS
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08
FROM HON. NJ. t. JOHNSON.

Cedar Rapids, August, 1, 1SS2.-DR. EN-. FISH
BLATT. Ny wife has beena constant sufferer for
years in female weakness in the worst forms
For the past five years she has been declining
gradually, and could find no relief 1ntil She
placed herself in your care. She complained of
weakness across the back and hips, dizziness
when standing, wanting to sit down, at times
Ohndnes', tongue coated most all time.
ahe Is now able to work, and has no more symp-
eSIA~ OF Weakness. Hoping you may meet with
". Z. JOHNSON.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08
FROM THE DOCTORS OWN HOME

Cedar Rapids Aug. 5, 1SSl-DR. FIsHBLATT
I hardly know how 10 express ny gratitude for
what you have uone for my wife some two
months ago. We had no hope thatshe would
live many weeks longer, as she was reduced to
siXty-seven pounds when we called upon you
and within the two months she has taken Your
treatment she has gained thirtyspounds makicg
nlnety-seven pounds and still gaining. Yours,
@. @. SMA Ill