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The Portland daily press., 1883-09-21

Washington, will, it is understood, comrnem-
crate his late wife and her father, Captain
Herndon, both of whom used to attend that
church.
Mr.. Henry f. Waters, who is now in Lon
don as the representative of the New Eng
land Historic Genealogical Society, has
made abstracts of more than 1000 wills re-
lating to American families.
Mrs. Mary Harriet Jaffrey Field, formerly
of Portsmouth, N. H., who has just died at
Winchester, Va, left $1,000 each to st.
Johns Episcopal Church, the Athen@um,
Faith Home aud the Children's Home, all of
Portsmouth
Various obituary notices of the late Rus
sian novelist seyerally spelled his name in
following ways: Tourgenef, Toureenief,
Tourgenuef, Tourghenef-many also adding
another ''f'' to each of the above, or ending
the name with "v'' instead, as, for in
stance, rourgenev. The generally accepted,
and probably correct spelling is Tourge-
nieff.
The king of Dahomey is one Of those sable
potentates who recognize clearly enough the
aladstonian distinction between a suzerain
and sovereign. Hearing that the Portu-
guese garrison of Whydah intended to cede
the place to the English, he promptly i'm
prlsoned them all until they promised not to
do so.
Il. d. TUFTS of Portland, Oregon, like Di-
ogenes, lives in a tub, only on grander
scale than the old philosopher. 1t is obong,
being ten feet long, six wide and four deep.
This habitation has a Uncovered roof, and
the space between the top of the slaves and
the ceiling serves the double purpose of ven
tilation and light A carpet is on the floor.
pictures on the walls, two chairs and bed,
swinging hammock fashion, occupy promi-
inent positions. No woman is allowed
around the tub. TUFTS is bachelor and
takes his meals out.
The Chinese minister recently celebrated
the event of his little daughters reaching the
age of weeks, according to Chinese custom,
by dinner served in American style. Covers
were laid for twelve, and all of the Chinese
legation in Washington were present and
toasted the youthful heroine. Miss Mi Ju is
the first Chinese child born in Washington,
and receives the name Mi, which means Amer
lea, as a compliment to this government
The Portland daily press., 1883-09-21

The attempt of COL King and the other
assistant Democrats who took part in the
Auburn conference, to lead the Greenback
rank and file into the Democratic party in
gloriously failed. There are still good
many GSeenbackers left who believe that
the Greenback party has a future. Col.
King and the supporters of his programme
are not among them, and the most honora-
BILE course for them to pursue is to go into
the Democratic party where they belong,
and not continue to remain in an organiza-
ton simply for the purpose of betraying it.
The Portland daily press., 1883-09-21

John R. Mclean, editor of the Cincinnati
Enquirer, has been cited to appear before
the Cincinnati Board of Trade to show cause
why he should not be expelled for sumner
camille conduct" The charges against Mr..
Mclean, which are made by Mr.. Halstead
and Mr.. Smith of the Commercial Gazette,
are In substance that he falsely and mali
ciously alleged in the Enquirer that the
Commercial Gazette was in failing circum-
stances and could not pay its help. Cincin-
natl journalism is as bitter as Cincinnati
politics.
The Portland daily press., 1883-09-21

There has been. great decline in the
prices of all kinds of cattle in Chicago dur
ing the past week. It is to be hoped the eff
feet of it will be felt by consumers of meat
on the seaboard.
The Portland daily press., 1883-09-21

Now that McDermott, who was arrested
in London for completely in the dynamite
outrages, has been released the Fenians in
this country will conclude that their charge
that he was British spy has been proved,
and perhaps carry out their threat "to wipe
out the whole McDermott family"
The Portland daily press., 1883-09-21

The chief object of the divorce law passed
by the Legislature of last winter was to re-
duce the number of divorces. The docket
of the Supreme Court for Kennebec county
seems to show that it has not accomplished
this very much to be desired result, as more
applications for divorce have been made and
more divorces granted at the present term
of that court than the average number in
previous terms.
The Portland daily press., 1883-09-21

The .old couplet" which Gov. Butler re-
peated to the reporters when asked if he
had anything to say about Mr.. Pierce's dec
lination is from poem entitled "Revelry
In India" by Bartholomew Bowling. The
Governor was not quite accurate in quoting,
though he got much nearer than he does
when dealing with Scripture. The exact
language is as follows:
Hoi stand to your glasses steady;
This world is world of lies;
A cup to the dead already
Hurrah for the next that dies.
The poem was inspired by pestilence in
India and perhaps it was the pestience in
Massachusetts politics which the Governor
has created that put him in mind of it.
The Portland daily press., 1883-09-21

Mrs. Tozier thinks children should be ed
ucated in the principles of hygiene. So
they should, and they ought also to be
taught to say their prayers and never tell
lie. But what has committee of Congress
TO do about it?
The Portland daily press., 1883-09-21
TIL PR E:.S.S
FRIDAY MORNING. SEP. a1.

We do not read anonymous letters and commune
cations. The name and address of the writer are in
all cases Indispensable, not necessarily for pubca-
ton but as a guarantee of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve COM
nunicstions that are not used.
The Portland daily press., 1883-09-21

The Republican campaign in New York
opens well. The convention of Wednesday
was characterized by a harmony of view
and act which augurs success in the near
futura
The Portland daily press., 1883-09-21

Butler is writing book on Tewksbury to
be circulated as campaign document, and
the Civil Service Reform Association of Mas
sachusetts is preparing work on Butler to
be circulated for the same purpose. Mas
sachusetts people will have lots of interests
ing reading this fall
The Portland daily press., 1883-09-21

John L. Sullivan twho, by the way, says he
finds rumselling very mean business is
about to start on tour through the coun-
try with Combination" in which Slade
and himself will constitute the chief attrac-
lions. If he makes money enough out of his
venture Sullivan will probably settle down
as a professor of muscular christianity or
become reformed pugilist.
The Portland daily press., 1883-09-21

TO THE PUBLIC,
If in want of new furnace beg to direct your
attention to tn Kohler Hot Air Furnace. Its SUI
perority over all others will demonstrate If you
will call at my store. The following well known
persons have the Kohler:
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rnE REmsANrs or JUgs BAND.
Captain Rafferty, Reports the Arrival OF tb'
surreudered Ohirfcahuas.

Captain Rafferty, Reports the Arrival OF the
Surrendered Ohiricshuas.
The secretary OF war has transmitted TO
the Indian bureau the following telegram
from Captain rafferty,, sixth cavalry, ior'
varded through Gen eral Crook, reporting
tho arrival at Silver Greek, Arizona, on
October 90, OF seventy nine Chiricahuas,
who came In and surr ondered in accord.
ance with terms made W ith General Crook
in May last:
any iarrived here at n. m,
to-day. Found Lieutenant Hunter here
with n cavalry detachment from Fort
Bowio in charge Of the Chiricahuas that
had come in aud surrendered in
accordance with the terms made with
General Crook last May. Lieutenant Davis
and myself counted them this afternoon.
Those now here number 70 men, women
and children. The following information
is obtained from the Chiricahuas lag men
women and children remained In Mexico
last May. OF these, Juh is dead. HIS Two
children are hero. Navaios Bits brother
was killed by Mexicans. Two bucks were
killed in drunken row by the INDIANS
Ten men and two women have gone To san
Carlos by another route we crossed their
trail several days old. Chief Chyatera,
with nine bucks and one squaw, will be
here in eight days. Geronimo with eight
bucks, ten boys and twenty women aud
children, are still in Mexico, but
will be in as soon as they can
get their stock to travel All OF
the Chiricahaus would have been in before
this, but they went to Casa Grande after
leaving General Crook to see II they could
regain possession of some of their people
who were held captive by some of the
Mexicans in that vicinity. They recovered
ono of them and were trying to get the
Others when the Mexicans attempted to
surround them. They escaped to the
mountains aud the party of twelve pre-
yiously mentioned started Immediately for
San Carlos and were followed after about
twenty days by the soventy.nine now here.
Nayaioe Bills brother was killed about
twenty days after General Crook left Mcxi-
co. There was no fight with the Mexicans
. when they attempted to surround them at
Casa Graude. Some of the Mexicans they
knew at Casa Graude informed them IN
time and they left. Toe chiefs now here
are at Natchez, Dorrito and Chihauhua.
The seventy-n'ne now here promised
Cayatero to remain here until his party
arriyed-sight days from this. | told then
Iwould remain that length OF time uuleS!
received other orders. Lieutenant Davis
has here rations for the Indians
Lieutenant Hunter also brought out some
on the return of the Geronimo and ChatO,
with their party. The Chiricahuas say
not single Chiricahul will be left 1t
Mexico. The Indians now here have q
captured Mexican child. Gasonimo's sol
is here also Chato's family"
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A Baptist Ministers Experience

4" am Baptist Minister, ana before 1 even
Thought OF being clergyman, graduated in
medicine, but left lucrative practice for my
present profession, 40 years ago, | was Tor
many years a sufferer from quinsy; "ThOmns
Eciectrio on cured me-" l was also troubIcd
with hoarseness, and Thomas Eciectric on al
ways relieved me. My wife and child had
diphtheria, and Thomas EoiectrfG on cured
them" !" ana II taken In time IL will cure seven
out OF ten. am confident II Is cure for the
mos. obstinate cold or cough, and II any one
VIII take u small teaspoon ana halt MI 1t with
the on, and then place the end OF the spoon in
one nostrfl and draw the Oh out OF the spoon
into the head by smiling as hard rs they can,
until the on falls over into the throat, and
practice that twice week, 1 don't care how
offensive their head may be, IL will clean IL
out ana cure their catarrh. For deafness and
eafache IL has done wonders 10 my certain
knowledge. IL Is the only medicine dubbed
palent medicine that have ever felt like re-
commenting, and am very anxious 10 see IL
~ every place, Tor tell you that would not
De without IL In my house for any considera-
ton. 4 am now suffering with A pain like
rheumatlsm IN my right limb. aud nothing re.
lieyes me like Thomas Ecieeirie on"
DIR. u, Y. CRANE, Cory, Pa.
FOR sale by III. u. Cochran, druggist, lS7 and
lS9 North Queen street.
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AKrmANs, COrKr SAFE or vALuAMLr

nRPHASs' COURT SALE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL ESTATE.
On SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER l.,
lSsi, In pursuance of m OrdeJOt the Orphans.
Court OF Lancaster County, will hC sold ut
Public NCuduC, at the Fountain Inn, South
Queen street. Lancaster city, Pa, the follow
ing Real Estate OF Christian siroblc, deceased,
To wit:
No. !. 4 Lot or Piece OF Ground situate on
tho west side Ot south Queen street TN the
CITY OF Lancaster, Aforesaid, containing In
depth westward 2Ii teCt to Beaver street ;
bounded on the north by land OF George W,
Cormeny. and ON the south BY land OF Henry
Sheafi. The improvements consist OF two one.
story Log Weather Boarded Dwelling Houses,
and "A onC.s;ory shop, fronting ON said South
Queen street, and respectively numbered % 1,
SO and As. This Is u large and valuable lot
for building purposes, having u frOnt on
South Queen and on Beaver streets.
NO. , \ lot or piece OF ground, situate on
the northwest side OF High street, I'm said city
OF Lancaster, COntainR &c feet In front and ok
tending In depth - feet more or less, tC
ground late of {. BlumenstOck, adjoining
ground ot said L. BlumcnstOCk ON northeast
southwest The improvements are one
story brick house, No. GBl, on said High street
fruit trees, and other Improvements.
Possession and title will be- given on April ]
lSs4.
sale to commence At 7o'ClOCk u. m, wheT
due attendance will be given and terms o.
sale made known by
b. BAUMAN,
Trustee appointed by tho Orphans Court Il
sell said real estate.
SHrBgET 4 SUTTON. Auctioneers; oSThSS
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RELIGIOUS.
DErialoUs-srKvIc WILL BE sr,.

IL in the following churches tomorrow. in
the morning At l031, in the evening at i:l5.
sunday school nt l:t5 p. III. When the hour Is
different It l. specially noted.
COLLEGE CHAPEL.-hGy. y. y. Stair, -. ID.
ST LUKR's KgFCRMRD CHURCH Marietta ave.
nue.. Rev. VIM. b. Lichliter. sunday school
at p. IN.
SALEM CHURCH OF GoD-Rev. j. Nelson Pot.
ter.
ST. JOHS's LUTHERAN REV. Sylvanus Stall.
In the morning the church and Gotwald mis- .
sion schools Will unite in a Luther memorial
service. GOtwald mission school at 2p IN.
FIRST NJ. E.-Rey. J. l. Satchell.
ST. PAUL's VI. E.-llev. a. l. CollOm.
WEST MIssION-RcY. VIM. Powlck Mite and
literary society this Saturday evening.
SECOND Ey. CHURCH (Eng) )-Mulborry street.
Rev l.. n. WOrman. Preaching by Rev. MIR
Dictrick, IA student OF Franklin and Marshall
college. Sunday school at p m.
PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL-Rev. T.. Il. Heller
PREsBYTERIAT-kcv. Jas. !. Mitchell -. D.
FIRST REFORMED CHURCH-Rev. j. 4, Peters
ST. PAUL's gEFoRNED-Rev. }. T., shumaker,
ID. ID.
OLIvEr BArTIsT CHURCH-I. NJ. G. \. Rooms
Rev. M. frayne. Empire Council No. 10 J u.
nlOr order u. \. Nj. will attend the morning
service sunday school al > p IN.
MORAyIAs-Rey. J. Max Hark. sunday
school at 2 p. M.
GRACE LUTHRRAN-NOrth Queen. Rev. {.
EIvin honpt. sunday school AT p. IN.
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Morncr. notnsr.t Mothers,

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by u sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth
II 50, 70 at once end get bottle OF MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately-,lepend
upon It there Il no mistake about II. There is
not mother on earth who has ever used IL,
who will not tell you at once that 1t Will
regulate the bowels and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health TO the child, op-
Grating like magic, II Is perfectly safe To- use
IN all cases, amt pleasant TO the taste, and Is
the prescription OF one OF the oldest and best
female physicians in the United states. Sold
everywhere. y cents a bottle.
mayl-M W saw
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Relief tor all overworked Brains.
CAUSE AND CURE.

Or. c. W. Benson's Celery and Chamomne
pills are valuable for school children who
suffer from nervous heauacEes caused by an
oyerwOrked brain In their studies, and tor all
classes othard brain workers whose overtasked
nervous centres need repair and ISOLATION.
Nervous tremor, weakness and paralysis are
being daily cured by these pills. Tney cor
rect costivencss, but are not purgatiy1. Price
20 cents, or six bottles for $3.50, postage tree,
to any address. For sale by all druggists.
Depot, Baltimore, Md, wnere the doctor can
be addressed. Letters OF inquiry freely an
swercd.
{. n. CRITTgSrON, New York, IL the Whole.
sale Agent tor W. &. BensOn's remedies.
octl9-lmdM W&Sdw
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'I'HE m EM bhANA TYmPANI, or DRUM.
i Head OF the Ear, presents the most VA,
ried appearance IN different cases OF Chronic
suppuration In the Middle kar sometimes N
Is entirely swept away. -
Diseases OF the kye, Ear and Throat-aIso
Chfonic Diseases-successtully treated by
Dis, II. ID, and NJ. A. LONGAKER
Onlce-l3 East walnut street, Lancaster, Pa,
Consultation free nI.9tiAw
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no roNPoUs SANE.

This curative needs no pompous or incOm
prehensive title OF Greek or Latin to sustain
it, but IT, simple English name appeals di-
rectly to the people. And the people are sig
nally. manliesting their appreciation Of this
tranknes- by selecting and usingDr. Bensons
SKIN CURE in preference 10 ali other professed
remedies.
DR.. Z. W. Benson has long been well.known
a. successful physician and surgeon amt his
life study has been the diseases of the ne=v Gus
system and OF the skin; since he has been
persuaded TO put his New Remedy and Fa-
vorite Prescription u skin CuIo" on the
market, various things have sprung up into
! existence, or have woke up from the sleepy
| state in which they were before, and now
| claim to be The Great SKIN Cures
So Beware OF limitations. or the various ar
| ticles which have been advertised for years
or struggled along, having no real hold or
merit on the public, that now endcavor to
! keep head above water by advertising them.
selves as " The Great skin Cure" None IS
| genuine and reliable except DR.. {. W. BEN
! sons Skin Cure. Each package and bottle
! bears his likeness. Internal and external rem.
edy two bottles in one package. Price sl.OO,
| get at your druggists
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A Ropo About our Nucks.

A weak stomach or enfcebled circulation T..
IKE IKE arope ABOUT our neGks' we are strnngup
comes unbeanble. BuFdOck BLOOD Biters
will arrest all this misery. BLrdOck Blood
Bftters are Il boon 10 the sick. Let us TOmem.
Der this fact. For sale by II. Is. Cochran,
druggist, 1877 and l39 North Queen street.
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cured when physicians urve Up.

"Our family physician gave mp our child Ia
die. wrote Henry Knee, ESQ, ot Ncrilla. war
ren Co. Tenn. /" II had tits. Samaritan NCr'
rtur has Cnred the child" sl.JO.
nG.lwdeOdSw
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Allan A. Herr 81 Co.,
DunL,u SALE Ur vAIuAmLE CRY rRo

DtbLtt SALE ot NltNBbE ttTN fko
L rERrN,-ln pursuance OF nn order Ot tho
Orphans Court OF the County ut Lancaster,
viii bC sold by public Vonduc ON "Wednesday,
the 18th day OF November, a, u. lSS3, ut the
Leopard Hotel, I'm the city OF Lancaster, the
following described valuable real estate ut
John SwHrtE, late OF said city, deceased, viz
4 lot OF ground fronting ON East king ST.,
iu said city, 90 feet ~ inches and I'm depth to
Grant street to eastern boundary 2pT feet, and
vrty ut the widow LiChty and Hon. a. Herr
smith. There - erected On said promises n
largo twOstnry Double Frame Rough Cast
House, Nos. 5lI and 90 East King street, con
VCuicntly arranged for two tHUilCs and a
hydrant under cover and fruit trees Ot various
kinds. This property will be sold IN one or
moro purpNrts to suit purchasers,
b Persons desiring TO see said promises Will
please call on Mrs. SwartE, residing al No. Ali
East King street.
sale to commence at:O'Clock y. IN.
JOHN W.JACkSON,
Administrator with will annexed OF John
SwRrtE,
suUBsRr & SUTTON, Auct-.
O2i q 8ISuG .Iul3
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IRON niTTERs.
Strike at the Bottle.


= ph ngath lis sde
I'm tired
dsorde
o m
ur aid the invalid
p abnndybo otte (Which too
ing
life for %
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worltei wontIers,

My daughter wis very bad oil on account
OF a cold amt pain in her lungs. Dr.. Thomas
Fclcctric OIL cured her in ttCcntUsfOur hours
one Ot the boys was cured OF sore throat
This medicine has worked wonders In on
family" Alvah Piuckney, MahopNC, y.
FOR sale ~ II. Il. Cochran, druggist, l3i an,
ia North Queen street
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a-ISig Thieyes-2.

Dyspepsia and debility are two big thieves
inCy creep in and steal our health and COM
tort before we know It, Let us put n stop 10
their iuvas.ons with a bottle OF Burdock BLOOD
BtttcrS, TO be had AZ any drug store. For sale
by II. 4. Cochran, druggist, l37 and l59 North
Duppn street.
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trouidnI BE- irithOut Dr.. BeHsons Celery
and Chdmomiic RUS u heV cost 81 Il piW.
TncV. cured me OF neuralgia, Of @ years stand
ing." Joseph snyder, PaNtons, Pa. 30 cts.
per box, at druggists,
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INDICATIONS OF consumption are allayed by
Halc's Honey OF IOrehound and Tar Pikc's
Toothachc Drops cure in one minute.
nj-lwdeodSw
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Good style Is good sense, good health, good
energy ana good viii, but a bottle OF Dr.
Bulls Cough syrup Il a good benefactor that
preciate.
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THE GREAT
Nerve COnquerOr,

ItQuicts amt CompOScs the patient-nOt by the
introduction of Opiatcs ami drastic Catharties,
but 10y the restoration OF activity tO the stnm.
aCh and nervous system. whereby the brain
Is relieved OF morbid tanCieS, which are ere.
ated by the causes above referred to.
TO ClCrgymCu, Lawyers, Literary Men, Mer.
chants, Bankers, Ladies', and all those whose
sclCntary employment causes nervous pros
tultiOn, Irregularities of the hloOd, stomach,
bowels or kidneys, or who require nerve
tonic, appetizer or Stimulant, SAMARITAN
SERvISE i invaluable. Thousands proclaim
~ the most wonderful invigorant that ever
sustained the sinking system. sl.5O. sold by
all Druggists The DIR. ;. 4. RICHMOND
MED. co, Proprietors, st. Joseph. Mo.
CuAs. y. CRITTENTON, Agent,
New York city
a2i lycOdSw a.
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Rheumatic Syrup

Is the greatist Blood Purner known, ana will
do all that is claimed tor II. send TOR pamph.
lot or testimonials ana read OF those who have
been cured by its use.
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In Small Pox, Scarlet Fever ana Diphtheria
Darbys Prophyactic Fluid will stop the
spread OF the infection.
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DEN>uS's SKIN UUKE.
From the Home Journal
A Remarkable Discovery,
A REAL SKIN CURE.
THERE Il ONLY oSU
THERE Il ONLY oNT

AND THAT WITH SIMPLE NAME.
Beware ot impostcrs pirates, or any Old ar
ticlcs which now suddenly claim to be best
They have been tried and found wanting
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RHEu"Ar'o SYRUP.
A Limb
Saved
And a Family Made Happy.
DHEUMaTIU SYRUP.

Mr., Philip Moore, Of West Webster,
Monroe County. n. y, says: My
daughter, now eighteen years OLD,
has, for the past eighteen months,
ben afflicted with rheumatism in
very severe form. one year ago II
settled In the knee, since which time
she has been unable TO tOuCh hcr
loot 10 the moor or move her limb
without suffering the most cXCIu.
ciating pain. Her limb was fast
growing out OF shape, although we
were doing Tor herall we could, nav.
ing used ali the remedies we could
hear OF ana that were recommended
Tor rheumatism, none OF which ben
htted her In the least. Her case was
pronounced inCurable by the phy.
sician and by our neighbors, and all
believed that she would be cripple
all rdays, and that her limb would
never bo restored TO its original
shape. But am happy to say that
To-Day my daughter Il entirely tree
from all rheumatic pains, and that
she can walk with perfect ease, hay.
ing thrown aside her crutches, and
her limb seems as strong and per.
feet as ever all from the use OF
your wonderful medicine "Rheu.
matte syrup" which we consider
one OF the best medicines ever in.
trOduced for purifying the blood.
and only regret that all others who
are afflicted with rheumatism can
not know OF It's superior merits.
You are at liberty 10 use my name
II II VIII do you any good and 1
shall be only too glad o tell any and
everyone what IL has done tor my
daughter"
PHILIP MOORE,