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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-15
AUCTION SALE
HAY, Grain and Farming Utensils.
We viii public
Plumb creek,
- MONDAY NOV.

following described property: One finc
thoroughbred Galloway bull, years old.
calves are on the iarm. and will be sold
at the same time. IS cows, all with calf
to Galloway bull; Is other COWS, bred 10
short horn bull; ! short.horn bull; Il
halfbIood black caiyes-6alloways;
HOlstein bull calf; % calves, two and
three year old steers, on fuil feed: Is heal
of yearliDg steers; young mules. from
sucking mules TO three years old; ~ head
of hoFses-1 of these are mares with foal,
the balance of horses, colts and work
horses; $50 hogs. consisting OF sows with
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-15

List OF letters uncAlled for and remaining
in the postOmce ct EmpOris, Kansas, for the
week ending November 2. 1888. When calling
for the same please say advertised"
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At the public sale of Galloway and
Polled Angus cattle held at Kansas City
the past week, among the purchasers of
this variety is + McHardy, of this city,
who bought one bull two years old and
three Galloway heiters. They cost him
the sum of S4Oo, and Messrs. Thrall
Bros, OF Fullerton, purchased two bulls,
one yearling and one two year old,
which cost them $t,l7a. These are
some Of the hest cattle ever shipped to
"a this county. ..-..-. OIL.
NJ. w. Gibson and wife, whose pleas.
ant reception AZ Americas. has alread >
been noted in the News, desire To &C.
knowledge Ia kind friends the receipt q,
the following additional presents 4
crystal dish, Miss Mamie Cowder, ri
Ohio; SET Of silver Tea spoons, Mis-,
Jennie Shafler, Of Indiana: five dollar
gold piece, Mrs. Geo. Dixon, of Ohio
glass pitcher, Miss Jennie Campbell
handsome piece of worsted work. Mrs
LYDIA Allen, OF Ohio.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-15

THURSDAY. NOVEMBER Is. 1888
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-09-01
MahOning squibs.

Mahoning Squibs.
-s"l"non iloppes had his mill repaired
last week.
-Messrs. Nathsn and Frank Ballet went
with the excursion tU LuZsrne Grove last
Friday. They speak very highly of the
beauty OF the grove.
-"Them's our sentiment, too."-what
"Trxpsyer" said IN last weeks ADVOCATE
with regard I" poOr teachers. Our school
directors should read II before employ ing
teachers Ia teach al the c"mlng school term
aud act accordingly. Last year uu. teach
ers were paid S27 AMI $50 per month. At
ter paying board which Was at the least ! | 2
n mun h, S27 teacher would have 81 3 ieiI.
WHAT s'irt ul Leacner Can vuu expect by
giving HIM such salary that he VIII have
SIS lett ht the end Ui the month Referred
to any board oI directors paving $50 d
month
Abraham Kistlef left for Minneapolis,
Mimi, where two OF his brothers are, on
Monday.
The supervisor rs at present engageG in
building stone bridge across the dale near
ST Johns church. The bridge when fin-
lshed will be a great improvement On our
ruads.
To day the teachers examination will
be held at Centre Square. 1t Is n hand day
for The boys, but ito only 10 be gone through
once in year.
"A lecture on The Heart Of Man will
be delivered 0v Rev. B. +. Powell, OF the
Packerton NJ. E. church, on Saturday eve
ning, September 9Th, IN the Evangelical
church here.
To morrow Sunday morning Rev. A.
Bartholomew will preach his annual haT-
vest sermon in St. Johns church. Our
farmers have, indeed, reason 10 be thankful
aud should attend the services.
1t is customary occasionally to print the
choice sayings ~ wise men. Mahoning
doesn't want IN he behind In this respect,
aud as a beginning, wa give the following
quotation tr,m A. J. Ballet, Memo Gt,
easu b1RHs." Now boys, get out your Latin
dlcIinnanes and translate this. We give il
up, we never could go these Latin sentences.
Misses Myra and Susie Good, of Phila
delphia, were the guests of Miss Amanda
Ba llet. during the week.
This spring John Drlp planted potato
If a new kind. euttIug II Into small pIeaes.
TINS week he dug them up and on mrasur-
ing Them found that from me p1Iat there
had grown three Is-cks. III err is any une
IN can LrHt Mr. D-lp We would Ike to
hear irom Them through the ADVOCATE.
The annual pic uic ui the New Mahon
ing sunday ScbuH wilt be heid t0 day n
Dan'ri R,x's woods, near the school house.
AL are inyItso. -
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"A sensation was caused at Mt. Carmel
on Sunday morning by news of the mar
riage of Arnold Tretzgar, a Lutheran, IA
Miss CathHrine Rooney, the daughter oi h
prominent Catholic. The marriage took
place on Saturday evening at the Lutheran
parsonage. The brides family are highly
indignant over the matter.
Several new companies are preparing
to operate at once in the Srhuylkill COZ
dislricta, and the prospects are very iavm
able for large output of coal within u lew
umnihs.
The young boy Schoepe, who had tht
misfortune to l"se both legs while in th'
act at Jumping IN a cnal train opposite tht
Stove Works, Is reported as Ueing much i'm
proved.
The Welsh Baptist Association, %
Pennsylvania. has been holding its annua
session in Shenandoah during the week.
Some time ago BRYAN Monaghan, &
Maizeville merchant, was assaulted aud
r"bbel Of a considerable sum of money
Andrew Brennan, alleged To he the guilty
psrty. escaped arrest by following the nj
vice If Horace Gleely. Lest week he re
turned and was arrested in Shenandoah.
-Msuch Chunk was we'll represented a
the camp-meeiing last week.
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SUFFERING WOMEN h.ss h%sgy q: !.

nature with pretty face. beautiful hRure,
Hultless complexion, as we'll us the sweetest
OF pers and iaulIless mental qualities
gTOws Pramatu ely old. gray and wrinkled,
her form loses It's perfect contour, the com
plexOn becomes sal iOw. the brightness leaves
he eye, a feeling of IanRuor takes the place
OF the once buOyAut spirits. an irritable bcr-
vOus fTacIiousnesR makes ife a burden, thlngs
ih II once we're trltes worry h"r till life he.
comes unbearRble. All this being caused by
he physic arrangements su common to wO-
men, which the inuait updeEty of feminine
nature pre-, EMS heir making known, and of
which he ignorance Of the medical probes
sion prevents cure. Lady Reader. pause
and consider, 'tis II duty you owe yourself,
your family. and Your Odd that you shUuld
cure ',urs' II OF these tToubles aud once more
el The glow OfpeTfec health and spirits hat
nature intended for you Wheeisr's No. 90
Prescriptions are peasant and palataL lie TO
take, contain nsuOihinR OF an injurious nHture,
aud nay be taken 10y all ages n all times aud
In all conditions WiGhuut possibility OF III .f.
ftcis, and will positively cure any of the pc
| culiar diseases u which females are sunJccl.
Failing 10 produce perfect cuie the pro-
| lIirtOrs will refund the money paid Tor the
| trtR ment. lfyOu have sailOw complex on,
constant or Intermittent headaches, back.
| ache. restlessness. loss Uf appetite. suppress
siOns Of monthly flow, OF irregularities here
| oi, accompanied by headaches, ncrynusno So.
mysteries ana similar symptoms, WhetIef'b
| No. q6 Prescription =" !" will posi- lively re-
| s ore you to health. II you have q sen n ton
| ut heat and Ihrubbing m the back, Ire quen
iainting spells, I.eucurrhea or white diseh rye
| painful or sca,ding sensation in urinutinv
| reddish or white deIosit in urine, hot and dry
| skin, Vheeler's No. 96 Prescription - q" win
| give imm' diate anti lasting relief. The price
ol heeler's M o. Prescriptions " IL " and
"t' are 50 cents each, nbtainabl ftIm drug
postpaid On receipt OF price. Postage stamps
AIKEN,
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A partinant TnanlrY,

Ell. ADvooATg - There is quite iurnF,
amnng the medical II, ternlty; u shakin.
up, us 1t we're, among the dry ZONES ol 4Es
ouiapius. Miracles are performed. Ia,
halt aud lame are made to walk, tu heaI
au1 speak, and alu,ust the dead made alive
Wonders will never cease. The native elt
ment Of the medical pruiesslou-tbe sclrn,t
of medicine and surgery hOnred. The ia
thodght there were ~ many Il, cking t
"The Private Medical Institute" III sea,ci
Of that great boon -gond health aud in H.,
g, nernsity oi their hearts rrwarding IT,
I~oislists" with such muulticrut fees,
t. M Ike uur hume 'uct"rs' eyes well u
with the waters Of holy onvelnusness Nov
=" Six duct"rs in Lehightnu anL NJ mans
| uure in the balance oi lower Carbon. auu
III uiany incurables, so many deurIHe'i ,Sc
Now, there must Le u lack Oi cnnfience oI
the part Oi tue people, or lack Vt ability
on the part of the Profession. II the form
or, (which doubt, what is To he done
/ IL tue lhtIcTi why uot eWAp ou hb'l u'L
en- of our doctors on good tull H'uEeh one
whether he has two three diplomas or uone
tnat is one wsy out nf the dilemma. Lee
hIghtun ought I" nave nue expert specialist
and il not Lehighton, ut any rate CarboI
cuunty-Mauch Chunk, for instance. f."
the credit al the medical profession hi
matter might be discussed by the Carb"l
County Menical Society. W., the ron, moi
| mamie uun't understand tins Lhinu: all "
see can see, is, cures are made, aud We wan
to know why our doctors can not max
them. They all seem to make money, an
what they make they make ir"m us, an
all have To say 10 il We are 10 pay the do,
tnrs, we want the best, aud not only tn
best in mouth and word bat in deed Tha
ls all, Mr.. Editor. "a word " the wis
is sufficient" lEQuIRER.
AuJust ou ISo2
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-09-01
Animal Fair nfnarhnn cnnn,u.

As may 10 seen by the panoramic post
ere, which lend new beauty 10 the land.
scapO Of our public streets, the 9th Annual
Fair Of the Carbon County industrial So
ciety will be held 10 Lehighton. commenc
ing Tuesday, octnber I'd, 1883, aud cnn-
tinuing for tour days. Valuable przes will
be awarded H. successful exhibitrs ol
horses, horned cattle, sheep, swine, poultry
Ger, ais, vrgeia bles, flowers, iarmiug imple
meuts, ores aud metsls and various mis,,el
laneous products Of nature or of industry
Thursday aud Friday will be DEVOTED 10
trials OF speed for mau, beast aud bycicle
with skilled handicsppers as masters Of the
ceremnnles. The stands and other privil-
eyes of the Fair grounds will be disposed Of
to the highest bijderS at the public sale to
be held on the grounds at 2 O'clock y. M,
on tIe Saturday slternoOn, September %,
at which time and place oil persons inter
ested are nvi tel to attend. All small stands,
hitherto sold during the fair, will he abso
lutely prohibited. None but the perma
nent stauds, al which more have been
erected by the Society, will be sold, unless
for flying Coaches, shows, etc, which will
not interfere with the reireshuient stsuds.
Coiue, one and all nale aud iemalei old,
young aud ntddie-agedl
"Come as the winds chme
When io,ests are rendtdj
Come as the waves come
Wuen navies are stranded"
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The Lehieh Valley Temperance Camp.
meeting olened on Tuesday with fair at
teudance at Island Grave. Twenty nine
tents are pitched on the grounds. Prof T.
Green, ri Lafayette COLLEGE, Etstnn. deliv.
erred an able address upon " A doctors ob
ssfVaLIUn about alcOhOl."
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-09-01
Fair and Festival.

Washington Csmp,No. III, P. o. s. Of A
Of Parryvllle, Pa, will hold Il Grand Fsi
q nd Festival In their hall, on FRIDAY ant
Sunday. Sept. IA and Is. The followinl
A gold chsin--between Drs. Kutz and W
W. Reber; gold headed caue,a velocipede
gold pencil case, ard large doll baby. Fo
the baby there are many competitors. Re
freshnents of all descriptions will be fun
ished in the hall at reasonable prices.
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Lewis Best White Lead
at 500 a hundred at J. l.
Gabel's, for cash.

-Spondulix ~ Mcbride, a potentate in
the d S, Society of Hazeton, made the fol
l"wing announcement amid a hurricane OF
applause from the new temperance cohort
" Initiation lees, 81 members, ore hundred
and fifty dollars; forfeiIs, 80 men, three
hundred dollars" The club went home
exuberant with their success. To outsiders
the report would IMPLY that the spnnduliCi-
cal statement merely meant that only one
addition was really made to the Society, as
80 out Of 81 men had bruk the pledge"
Nsa- B. sure and have n look vt the on
tims. quick train, dust proof, railroad meu
watches at E. II. Hohl's. Mauch Chunk.
A Hszleton paper says that Mrs.
LanGtry will return to america on a steam
er. October g." Well now, Plain Speaker,
this is remarkable. Has the A" Llly" crossed
and recrosSed previously in cookie, clam,
or oyster she'll? Has she performed the
journey in q railroad carriage or by cable.
Has she come overland by India, the Red
Sea, Austrplis, the North Pole aud San
FrAnclsco9 or, happy thoughts has she
crossed in long boat, a sailing vessel or q
balloon2 We pause for replv.
Ec-Jusl received choice display Of G ne
gold watches at L. II. HnhPs. Gail aud see
them when you visit Msueh Chunk.
-Some malicious persons. by distributing
poisoned meat Hbout the streets OF shenan
an, have caused the death oi many yalu,
aOle dogs snd number OF hogs aud gnats.
- The F,itieth Annual Pennsy lvania c q.
ference Of the Christian enurrh. u VII ID
denomination President Garfield and ia,
late Judge Black belonged, met AT srIantoI
"n Wednesday sIOrnips and Was we'll at
vsDdsd.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-09-01
RHEUMATISM &C.: @:::; & 5a%,; tsia,;

Neuralgia are relieved ut Onre and positive
ly cured by the use of " heeler's N" 90 Rheu.
matte Rem dy, We say boldly that In he
WORST cases Oi no matter how long sdnding,
how serious OF how painful, We can no. only
give relief but pOsifiDtIy cure Tor all time.
railing 10 hO this we will positively refund
the money paid TOR treatment. and II your
suTerings are not positively stepped for all
time yuu have not thrown y"uf money away
as you would on any her than { ese Vuaran.
teeti T r,Inedies. The price ui heeler's No. e6
Rheumatic Remedy 10 Only so cSnts, obtain
ab.e from druggists Or sent Tree by mail on
receipt Of price. Stamps taken.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-09-01
List ofLetters
FALKLAND.

List Of Letters
Remaining uncalled for in the Post OF
fee al this place, Aug. 80. 1888:
Albright, Jacnb Rehrig, Sarah
Hawk. Reuben Serlsss, Mary
Kruni, Alvin j. Walk, Lewis
Kressley, Charles Williamson. D. G.
Rex, George Schmidt, Elyina
Persons calling for any Of the above let
ters will please say "sdverused."
r sEIFERT. Asst r. NJ.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
A CA r ID.

To all who are suffering from tho errors and
ind'scretiOns o Youth. nervous weakness,
early decay. loss of manhood, &c I will send
a rccipa that will cure A"u, FREe OF
CHAR'iE. THIS great remedy wRt dtscOv-
cred NV a mission iry IN south America Send
T s.lCa'idrrssed envelope 10 the REV. oskf II
a. lSNAK, station ID, New York Lity.
aug, l1.ly.
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VI ARRIED.

CooKsON -LAGER.-O the oath ult, at
Lansf'rd, bv j F. Werner. Esq. George
II. Cnoksop. Of ST.. Clair. SchuylKill Co.
and Deborah Lager, Of Lansford, Pa.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-09-01
II Is needless to de.
larIha tho nrtnt.fnun 4
CATARRH.


ease that is sappng the life and strength OF
too many OF he fairest aud best Of 10th sexes,
old and young, suffering alike from the IOi-
sUnous dripping In the throat. the poisonous
uasal discharges the fetid breath. and Kener-
alweakness, debility. and languOr, aside from
the acute suttsrings Of this disease, which II
not checked can only end in loss ot pa iate,
hOasseness, weakened sight, loss oi memOi y,
deafness and pTematu ure death II not checked
before IL is too late. Labor. study aud re-
search in America. urope AID Eastern lands
have 'esulted in WherIr 5 No. % Instant Re
IicT and sure Cure for Cdidrrh "A remedy which
contains no harmful ingredients, and hat is
guaranteed % cure every case OF acute ir
chronic cfiarrh or money refunded. Wheel
eT'S No. s6 Instant Relief and Sure Cure for
CaidTTh will cure every case OF catarvh, no Y
few or as hma, price ei.0o per package, from
druggists Or sent by mail on receipt OF price.
Whssler's No. % Sure ure for KtSHss Gnd
LiFer Troubles cures all weakness ami sore
ness Of kidneys, Inflammation OF kidneys OF
livr', p ice ti.ot.
Whssisr's Ve9sfoble Pihs are the only rem
edy that cure cnnst'p.tion. giving ma urai
action OF tn bowels wi hout pbysicinK, purg-
lnY, griping or ain. Price % cents, 81 drug
Y SIS or by mail
Wheeier's NsTriHe ronie 70 mental depreI
sion, l0ss oi inahhOOd, languor. weakness OF
over taxation OF the brain IL Invaluable, price
25 cents.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-09-01
"orlginAl Cheap Cash Store" !"
onNrLKHEr Your attention 10 called to
our large stock Of
SILK HANDKERcHIEFs.

We heretofore were unable TO show such a
handsome line Of these goods at prices way
down. ALSO, large and elegant assert.
ment Of Plain and Bortered CRmbric and
Linen HandkeYchiefs. ALSO, a fancy line
ofdENT5 NECk.WEAR, such as Ties Of
various grades and qualities, and searfs OF
the latest designs.
COLLARS and CUFFS you viii be sur
prised TO see what an Immense stock OF these
stylish goods We have.
GENTS SUSPENDERS, from q heavy,
every day suspsndcr to the finest white SILK
worked Sunday or Dress Susprndcr. ALSO
the handsome knickerbOckef Brace for ladies
GENTS HOSE AND SLEEVE SUP.
PORrERS the hnest thing out.
]. T. NUSBAUM,
Opp. Public Square, Bank Street. Lehigh.
ton, Pa. June y, l8s3-ly.
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WE GUARANTEE :s:;' Ss.:3 \ a M :SiSEs S,
We Ilace our price for these remedies at less
than one-twenrieih Of he price asked by 9th
ers ior remedies upon which you take all the
chances, aud we specially invite the patron.
age Of the many peTsons.,wh have tried otIer
remedies without effect or d pleted their
them not.
H]W TO OBTAIN s;;; 4; e.: e. ;';: +;
them. II they have not got them, write At
once 10 the prOprietors, enclosing the price In
money or stamps, and they will be sent you
at once by man, postpaid. Correspondence
solicited. Address plainly.
l.. WHEELER l. Co,
No. % w. Haitim0ra ST.,
BALTIMORE, ND.
sept. !. lss3-Iy.
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Daniel Starr disappeared from his home
10 Cressons, sChuylkill eouLty, on sa'ur-
day and was seIrrhed for in ell directions.
On Monday evening his mansled body was
found 10 a culvert under q railroad bridge
on the Mine Hill branch Of the Philsdel
phis 4 Reading railroad. It is thought that
he sat down there to rest while int"x,rated
and was struck by q south bound coal train
on Saturday night, lie was twenty-five
years Of age and unmarried.
-l0d. to 40d. nails OF j.
L. Gabel's for only So 90 per
keg. Locks $2.75 per doz.
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Ask your Druggist for DRowN's
IRON BITTERs, and take No other,
One trial will convince you that u
isjuss what you need.
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4 Druggist Cured,

Boonsboro, Md, Oct. IA, 1850,
Gentlemen: Browns Iron Bit.
tiers cured me Of bad attack ot
Indigestion and fullness in the stom.
aeh. Having testedit, l take pleas
nre in recommending Il to my Gus.
toners, and am glad to say it Eivea
entire satisfaction to all.
CRo, W, HoFraAa, DrugEi,t,
The Portland daily press., 1883-06-27
ISLAND STEAMERS
UNION STEAMBOAT co.

TIME TABLE.
STEA TER MITA. -
CAPT JOHN 7. STERLING.
The Portland daily press., 1883-06-27
Portland Bangor Mt. Desert
And Maehias Steam boat COmDauy.

%s~1sas-- Steamer LEWISTON, Capt.
s,.Nr A. y Charles Deering, viii leave Rail
k..1fzal k-ses53zss road Wharf, Portland, Tuesday
q and Friday Evenings at lib
O'Clock or on arrival Of Steamboat Express Trains
from Boston, for Rockland, Castine Deer Isle,
rival OF Steamer, South West and Bar Harbors,
Milbridge, Jonesport and Machiasport.
Connect at ROCKLAND with Steamer for BLUE
HILL, SURREY and ELLSWORTH Fridays trip.
At BAR HARBOk with steamer for GOULDSBO-
RO, LAMOINE. HANCOCK, SULLIVAN and
ELLSWORTH each trip. Also with b. & p. Steam
ers az koekland, going East, for Bangor and River
RETURNBNG, win leave Maehiasport every
Monday and Thursday at 40 m, touching at in
termediate landings and connecting at Portland with
Pullman and early morning train for Boston,
Connect with Boston and Bangor Steamers at
Rcckland, coming West and receive passengers and
freight from Bangor and River Landings for Port
land)
The new Steamer CITY OF RHCHMOND.
Capt. VIM. r.. Dennison, leaving SkJlarf
every Monday. "wednesday, a. saturday Ev-
enings at IL 10 O'Clock, or arrival of Steamboat
Express Trains from Boston, for Mount Deser
Southwest Bar Harbors) touching at Rockland only
and arriving at Bar HarbOr about 10 a. IN. next day
Blue Hill, Surrey and Ellsworth Mondays and We'd
nesday's trips.
nAt Bar Harbor with steamer for Gouldsboro
Lamoine, Hancock and Sullivan each trip.
Returning, will leave Bar Harbor at 100 a. m
Monday Wednesday and Friday touching at South
about 300 p. m. connecting with train for Boston
arriving at 10 00pm.
GEORGE L. DAY,
Treas. and General Ticket gent
Z. CUSHING, General Agent.
Portland, june 10, 1883. ju1Sdn
The Portland daily press., 1883-06-27
A POLHCE1IAN,s DUTY.

Policeman Ed. X. HEATH, 20 North Street, Port
land, Me-, May IL, 1888, writes:-
81 have been troubled for good many years with
Inflammation of the bladder, dating as far back as
during the time was in the army. suffered with
dull heavy pains in the back and kidneys too in
tense for to describe and tried several remedies
that were recommended, and was examined by one
of our best physicians, who pronounced it iniamma
ton of the bladder; and went to the hospital for
treatment, but all medicine and treatment had
seemed to fail. was recommended to try Hwt7,S
Remedy, as it had been used in severals5ch cases
here in Portland and vicinity. purchased bottle
at Smiths drug store here, and found after usinp
the first bottle that it relieved me greatly and after
using several bottles foui that it did me more good.
than all other medicines and treatment 7 have re-
ceived combined. And to add to my good opinion
of Hunts Remedy. beg to state in closing that my
VIE has been 1924 long time troubled with aweak
ness DIFFERENTIATION Of the bladder, with a com
pTics5ion of other diseases peculiar to women.
After using only two bottles she has been complete
ly cured; and can say that my wife is loud in
praise of this wonderful medicine and I would
highly recommend it to all who are suffering from
kidney diseases or diseases of the bladder"
PORTLAND, Me-, May IL, 1898.
hereby certify that know the facts of the sick
ness of Mrs. E. X. Heath and that they correct
ly stated in the foregoing certificate and her cure
was accomplished by the use of Hunts Remedy.
A. w. SMITH, Druggist,
Cor. Portland and Green Streets