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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-08

PrcmiDent Butter Makers
There Is no dissent from the decision OF
candid ana capable dairymen. that the Inn
proved Butter Color ~ Wells. Richardson
4 Co.. Burlington, Vt, Is the best - the
world such men Is a: ~ cheever, q
Massachusetts. +. ID. Mason. Vermont,
Francis A. Hoffman. Wisconsin, use ",
and recommend i Is Superior % All Others.
TINS Is . suggestion 81 spring." said
che rat, As the trap closed upon him
Buchu-pafba-v Quick. complete cure, all
annoying kidney and Urinary Diseases -
Rorrp over for new trial-Last years
snring suit--Iv<f0n Iin<s-
Glenn's sulphur soap
Remedies all complexional blemishcs, 50
repulsive TO charming features.
, OARsxES might appropriately Be termed
/ ssKnights Of the rowed."
-Rourh on Coughs. l5c. a Druegisfs Com
| p,etc cure Coughs. Hoarscness Sore Throat
wHAr fish = most valued BY happy
\ wife<-Her-ring-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-08

aTHrs Il . suggestion Of spring." said
che ra,, As the trap closed upon him
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Opposed Co Ducliine,
WHY Mr. JOHN S. WISE wIIL NOT FIGHT PAsu ~
Carly.


CARTv.
Mr. John s. Wise published In the Richmond
Wig yesterday card repeating his resolution
never again "a recognize the practice OF duellins
He makes this declaration public, he says becsuse
some persons expect MIN 20 resent several assaults
OF late appearing In newspapers, especially In the
paper called The Campaign II the COMMONWEALTH
attorney 81 The town where that paper Is published
had done his duty, MI Mise says Mr. W Page Nc
Carry. It's editor, would have been In Iail long a9o
as tle uiierr OF criminal libel since McCarfy
Killed Mt dOhn Is. Nort,'d says Mr.. Wise, be has
oeen going about smelling Ia" blood on his hands
anu painting igr mure, apparently la reference 20
Met afN. MF Wise SAYS:
II nmaTref, penuiless, without anv fixed en-
Qoy uentS diSsipat@d. with nothing 20 lose he
seems possessed NJ a devil. and would no doubt
esteem II merry Tor sume gentleman 10 XII him
ana ease tortured brain and conscience He NAV
play Slr LutiGS O'tri-ger TO his hearts content
roasting OF hlS ancestry every one OF whom has
killed MS man, hts family portraits and honor,
Out he must find somebody else than me 10 sill
him
with sweet home. filed with merry children
with enough TO live comfortably, with & paving
profession. am happy ana want TO live. In Gods
name. what would man like Page McCarty put In
stake against this when we stood at ten PAGES with
pistols! His abuse OF me has no more effect than
dogs barking at the moon His invit alton comes
toO late. Time has been when might have been
lool enough 10 indulge In such folly. but with age
and broader view OF life and It's Responsibilities
and duties have hidden farewell forever 70 The
MCCarty type Of manhood
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a Vet Unpaid Balance.
Il no EDITOR Of THr EvKxrxe srAR

Amongst the measures Tor rendering justice 70
the military defenders OF their country there Is
none that Is more truly obligatory than the meas
Cre for closing accounts with the officers OF the
revolution, who may not only o. said 90 have oe-
Tended the country. but well nigh 20 have founded
IL part of what was que on this appropriation
was paid un der the scr NJ Nav 18TH 1873 but there
i considerable balance y 4 unpaid. 20 discharge
winch the senate passed a oiN on Wsshlngtons
h;r hday In i~S the House az Represents ives con-
curing on the Sath July. 1856. ana even the enc
niles ~ the measure consuming Ion January 15th,
lHl. that the claim Mas Just ard founded On valid
contract This. therefore, is no new matter, no
case OF pension or bounty bat a clear and distinct
though unsettled Obligation. which. A. Gen Wash
lhgton saI oi H. ''Can be cancelled I'll fairy
dlScharEad-" What was paid under the at OF MAY
l5th is2s, viii considerably diminish the otherwtDe
que DEBT. which, when paid, viii nd the early hiD-
tory OF TIE country Of ste ma that otherwise must
ever attach u Il REnrStaCrScg
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Heavy Guns Tor the Government.

A telegram from Boston says: After seven yean
Of dleness the larger furnace Of the South Boston
iron works was lighted up on Saturday for the cast
ing OF l2-inch rife mortar for the United states
ordnance department This Is To be the FIRST OF I'VE
heavy experimental guns authorized by the last
Congress The second will be a l0inch breech-
loading rifle The body Is 10 be OF cast from. re-
enforced by wrapping OF steel wire. The third ID
To be 1einch breech-oading rife entirely OF cast
iron, and is 10 weigh nfty -seven tons The fourth
is 10 be like the third with the exception that ft n
TO be lined rom the breech with a short steel tube
10 reach little beyond the truniona The NTH Is
TO be le-lnch breech-loadlng rifle The body, Of
cast iron. Is TO be REINFORCED by steel rings around
the breech and TO be lined the full length with a
steel tube. IL is expected that these heavy rifles
Will endure charges OF two hundred 20 three hun
dred pounds Of powder, with prujectiles weighing
seven hundred pounds. giving velocity suf1lcient
TO penetrate twenty-four inches OF iron The works
have also contracts with the United States Navy
department for and s-inch steel breechloading
rifles for the new steel crsers and Tor the CONVEX
sion OF 10inch sInOoth-bore Rodman guns into s.
inch muzzle-oading rifles for the War department.
The British admiral at Queenstown has promised
deputation from Cork the use OF q steam launch
10 convey the remains OF Jerome j. Collins from
queenstown 70 Cork.
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The National Theater.


There is no play upon the EnClish-speaking
stage more familiar than "The Prince of Den
mark" and the conception OF Hamlet bv Mr. Irv-
Ing last evening was, therefore. awaited with an
interest that arose I'm contrast with the many per-
sona and ideal performances OF this character. The
audience was large and critical and from the out
set did not accept his mperSonaton o. 1t within the
broad lines and settled ideas. w..lch. 10 say the
least are the outgrowth OF a generation in this
country. II was not the gentle HdHa1pt. 1.-THE mel
ancholy Prince" so familiar 10 the plly-goer: but
one so robust and eccentric as to bring the vocal
and physical mannerisrnS or Mr. Irving into
the boldest relief. His vacant stare his
stride, his peculiar pronunciation. the sudden
heard so much, Were all more striking
than In his other plays. The reading OF wellknown
lines was peculiarly his own. and III the "Solilo-
guy" his manner was a positive disappointment
He delivered il half-sittfng. halfstanfing In the
scene with the players he did not accept for him
self the instructions to the players. but rendered
them so "trippngoy upon the tongue that quite
half was not understood by the audience In the
face OF these faults. however, as cnmuared with a
standard. there were bright and thrilling scenes
which were warmly applauded. and which were an
improvement upon what may not be inappropri-
ately termed ''the conventional Hamlet" The npr-
vouS force and intense passion shown In the play
scene as the King diScioSeS hs crime and his men
ace to the monarch, We're evidences OF great dra-
matte power and rare exhibition OF emotional
acting. The duel scene IN the last act
that both actors were adopts with the foils, while
the stage presentation OF it the best ever wit
messed here. II comparison were criticism and de-
tails permissible. columns could be written upon
the Hamlet OF the performance, but the endeavor
here Is to give the average opinion OF most intel
lgent audience upon new creation. The 0phelid
OF Miss Ellen Terry was very beautiful. In the
"mad scenes" she was very touching. and I'm her
attractive winning ways very effective. In
the former the audience as she left the stage broke
Mr. Irving appears as SRaytocE, and Miss Terry as
Portid, In "The Merchant OF Venice"
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DIED.

CHEEK, on Mar;h 9Th Iss4, at fifteen minutesOf
M; NM- HERBERT CHEEK aged nine months and
Funeral from No. sss Maryland svsnus southwest to.
COLLINS. ON March 8. 1894 r WALTER COLLINS,
beloved husband OF Edith NJ Collins and of Joseph
Funeral will take place from the Methodist Protstans
church Georgetown, Saturday, March 3. 1t SPIN e
- FITZGERALD On "Wednesday March s. 1884. ANN
C. FI1ZGERALD, In her seventy fourth year.
The funeral viii take place from hsr late residence,
9TH. at O'Clock pm. Friend- invited 70 sttsnd
GARNER On March 5th 1884, 7:45 am. MARYDER.
two months and seventeen days
loved one from our household gone;
place Is vacant in our our house.
That never can be filed.
NOME knew her but to love hsr.
May she rest In peace
BY HER MOTHER
Funeral will take place from parents residence No.
iNS u street SOUTHWEST on fr1day at O'Clock p. m
tend.
HERLTHY. On Tuesday. March : 1854 .. J o'clock
youngest and da ~ beloved daughter of Patrick and
Della Herlihy. aged years, mouths and daya
Belle thy smile like sunshine. it siittsrsa %
Jhy yoisT mqsie rang ont 50 clearly
Our home viii be dark without thee.
Hr s N win take Pce from her I'D
baltimore papers please copy.l
HoTs :, At k she kHEa sG.smy TUESDAY M.us
ton r : i"-' mn - '1' WAC Va Aieu'' ~ - NJ ..
KANE On March C, 1884 at $50 am % D. KANE
aged thirty four years If Mrs Mary Kane
His funeral VIII take place from his parents residence.
No DOS Z street southwest. TO morrow Friday at
o'clock IN Requiem mass a. 81. Domnicis church
KEADY On March 4th, 1854. MARGARET. beloved
wife Of Patrick Ready Ia the forty seventh Of her
age
Funeral will take plsce from her lane residence e0s
Second street northwest Friday the 1th instant
o'clock =. Friends and relatives invited % At
tend. n
KNOTT At his lste residence No 1000 Eighteenth
street northwest ednesday March 9Th 1854 1T 10
r. m, JOsIAS HARRISON KNOTT, in the eighty-third
year Of ms
Notice of funeral hereafter
ROLAND On Saturday. March I, 1894, st $50 r. M
FREDERICK AMBROSE ROLAND. ased ten months
and fifteen days infant son Of James and Alice Roland
OF GiesborO'.
He has gone home to Heaven. that land Of love.
OF lisht and Rladness and blessing above.
His head is Illowed on Jesus breast.
Dear little babe, he Is sweetly at rest.
Alexandria papers pease copy
WARD On Thursday March 6, 1854 at 40 a. m
MARY E., widow IF the late Robert Ward ia the sxtsth
of her
Funeral from her son-in laws Daniel Rothwells,
residence No 10 nth street southeast saturday,
March g. at O'Clock Relatives and friends invited
to attend. q
wHIPPLE In Philadelphia Pa on March 5th 1884
/ MAMIE NHIPPLE daughter Of the late Edward A
Whipple and gr ndaugliter OF the late AeKous 6imms
The funeral viii taEe place from 81 pstricEs Church.
a. 9 80 O'Clock ~, Saturday. the Sth instant
WILLIAMSON. On Wednesday March 5th. 1854 IN
the elghteth year OF her Mr.. JANE W.WlLIIAN-
son daughter Of the late Rev. DIR. StpLen b Bslch-
fuI raj from her late residence, 200 strvet Fri
day, March 9Th, a; $50.
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The Dyna mis-. C,r,,.,.~.
A MYSTERIOUS Box-A SUBJECTED AsTKr.

MYSTERIOUS boX-A SUSPECTED AMERICAN. INC.
dispatch from London this morning says.-.A
box containing a galvanic battery and A bottle
filled with a dark fluid has been found In the rail
Way station at Weston-super-Nare. q watering
place In somersetshine. The box was urnsnente.,
with skulls and cross bones A suspicious marty
Know u ~ an American has been noticed finger
Ing In the nelghbOrhcod of Windsor Castle Inc
police are aware that the chief agent Of the dyua-
mite party Is IN France, and they believe that a
woman VINO Is supposed 10 have conveyed dyna-
mite 10 London. Is Ia Paris
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General Foreign News bv Cable.
Cutting Rates on Grain i'm the West.

ST. LOUIS, March CAT meeting OF the st. Louis
committee OF the east-bound freight pool yester-
day the charges which have been forwarded to
commissioner Fink against the Indianapolis and
ST. Louis and the Ohio and Mississippi roads, &C
discussed. The Indianapolis and ST. Louis road, in
explanation OF its course stated that the order alb
rogatlng the contract made prior 10 the meeting OF
ceived until last Saturday, and since then it has
Hgldly maintained rates. This explanation was
accepted as satisfactory. The case Of the Ohio
and Mississippi road remains undecided. The
meeting also provided for the establishment here
OF railroad mail exchange, like that in operation
in Chicago.
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AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITOL.
Nominations TODAY.

NOsntH att0nS Today
The President sent the following nominations to
the Senate to-day:
Col John Newton. Of the engineer corps, to be
cnlel OF engineers, with rank OF brgadier general
leonard E Wales. Of Delaware, to be {. s. dis
efic NV Jaage OF the district of Delaware
ni lewis ONea 10 be justice OF the peace for the
DlStr1ct OF Columbia
The District In Congress.
THE LICENSE BILL
The House District committee to-day discussed
the license bill as far as the clause relating to the
repeal OF the personal tax Cp to that point they
dinerence OF opinion developed when that question
comes under discussion. A special meeting Is
called for tomorrow, when tie matter viii be
thoroughly discussed.
Capitol Notes.
CLOSING PROCEEDINGS OF TIE SENATE.
The Senate this afternoon resumed consideration
OF Mr. Pendletons bill providing system Of courts
lor the exercise OF the extra-tetoral jurisdiction
OF the Omitted States and after short debate, the
Dill was passed substantially presented-yeas 81,
OF MI Miller (Call, went into executive session.
TIE MORRISON TARIFF BILL
The House committee on ways and means to-day
acted favorably upon the Morrison tariff bill As
agreed upon 1t places salt, COAL and lumber on the
free list A provtso With respect to coal is to the
effect that It shall not apply to Canada until that
country places our coal on the free list.
the agreement to report the amended bill favor
aOiy WAS reacneu Dy Str1ct party vote OF z 10 5,
Messrs- Morrison, Mills, Blount, Blackburn, Her.
pert, Hurd. and Jones voted In the Affirmative and
Messrs. Kelley, Kasson, Mckinley. Hiscock, and
Russell in the negative. Mr.. Hewitt was not
present when the vote was taken, but 1t Is know q
that he agrees With the majority, and would have
voted In favor OF the report had be been In the COM
mittee ROOM
Mr.. Morrison win make the majority report on
the bill on Monday next.
THE LETTER CARRIERS LEAVE.
City Postmaster Conger was before the Senate
committee on post Offices and post roads this morn
Ing with delegation OF letter carriers liz behalf OF
Ine Dill introduced by Senator Conger to grant car
r1erS annual leave
CHEAP NEWSPAPER POSTAGE
MI. MaXey, from the committee on post offices
and post roads, reported favorably in the Senate To-
day the House bill fixing the rate OF postage to be
paid upon mail matter OF the second class when
sent by Others than publishers or news agents. It
hXeS the rate on transient newspapers at one cent
Tor four ounces the present rate being cent fer
two ounces.
MINOR NOTES.
MI. Henry Irving, the actor, was In the Senate
gallery this afternoon. He was escorted by Hon.
Perry Belmont.
resolution submitted by Mr. Hoar was adopted
In the Senate this afternoon directing that sufl-
Gent unmber OF copies OF all opinions delivered by
justices OF the tinted states Supreme Court be
printed TO supply Senators MIR. Hoar explained
that these opinions now printed for the clerks
Office OF the court, and il would only require q
small additional expenditure to supply the Senate
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Ihe lNurla.

CIRCUIT CovRr-.J,sf0e Haoner
Today, Arnold Co agt. Georges Reuter- Co
asl same. Beavans shaw agt. McNe,ley and Bar
oour HAMILTON aSt 0Br1en: iefaults Ridepour
agL hlroy; on hearing
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMoKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINZ
BETWEEN
The EAST AND THE WEST,
VIA 81 ASHINGTON.
DOI EI.E L. Nf,E, IANNEN lIlI-lI

The MODEL FAST f I'M ASD THE ONLY LINE
The EAST AND THE WEST.
DOUBLE TKACK., JASNEY COUPLER.
sche1q1s to take effect SUNDAY. November 1s. 1883.
Leave Was1neton from station corner of New jersey
esenut and street by Eastern Standard 18th Meri-
aer Chicago; Cincinnati. Louisville and St Loui,
gay 9 S - M l9 p. M 1910 2 m with
Ielnts without change; luis n daily TO Chicago.
aor FttseuEy at 1915 NJ and ;lop m daily; $40
M 10 Pittst urg. Cleveland and Detroit; with Sleep
Fer Iolsd9 and Detroit via Monreeville. 1915 a. N
Galyi WITH slteper tor Icielo ia Wheeling ard Lake
Trans tor Philadelphia and New York at s:1oa n,
laIIor and slrtpiilE Cars attached.
feI Baltimore on week days $50. 40 500 slo3
5rainl, 40 $50 90 10 100 io.i5pm --''''
& ) 100 50 s siu i5o P so0 500 an "a
Ier Annsgolis 40 ana goo N. 12lO and 4ao pm.
1eI Way slsnons retWeen Washington and Baltimore
1cl stations Gu MIIrotosn branch. 40 am and
40 m daily except SUNDAY, AS pm, daily TOR
Ssiiy EXCEPT sunday; FOR Itxngton. stauncoa ana
da foT flse s cay s tnsf It Judy
~ p B sI ssS gE1 70 q IA except SUNDAY
SUNDAY 1o. n = EK i idil ua- d h5eep'
Trans arrive from tie West daily. $50. $50 H. "a
Prom New York and Philadelphia, 2;5s s;3oam daily
tLom Arnapolis. s:1O lO4O 1:50 81 pm: Sun
except Sunday Az -''
Iron ire T1ck and intermediate points. SOS 1000
NJ. 81 70 D. ~, and 80 ?. IN daily except
suCuay. c " T. L. daily from Point OF Rocks
Trans leave Baltimore for Washington at 40 20
as. 80. .. $40. and lDS0a IN I2I5 80 ! 40 !
=. -, ~ ana ~ 10 y m on Sundays = 40
~ : 10 Z. 80 5. L % 80 and !, uJ l. m
45Op. oS'
for further Information apply az the Baltimore and
SA4o Ticket OffCe-'' a-InxtOn Station GIG ana 1851
JtnEsylvarla avenue I4tL street where orders
W! lie taken ior ta1ase - lie checked reserved At
BY point the city.
". VI CLEMENTS. ". Of T. Baltirnor-
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VIA R LED.

any, at seven O'Clock +, M. HENRY p. FRY T. DER
TRUDE M CAMPBELL
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3a22-mkthly

Old wINE AID QLp FRIENDS ARE KNOWS as
~ the bs1k o = JUefH,S Old Stand Known for yeaEl
ecL6fHfNa sen 5. "a :. pssss 49,
JUSTHS Old Stand. No 90 b. street. bstwsoA eshoaA
It'll 1txosts northwest -
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Wall Street TO.i1ay.

BUT LITTLE CHANGE IN THE STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, March 6, Las p. n-The Post says:
The stock market was extremely dull throughout
me ana II 5he net result Of the trading
slightly changed from the closing figures OF last
night.
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MARRIAGE flcINeEA-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk Of the court to Bird
Jane Thomas Robert B. Scott and Delta Ford; ChaA
Cook and Lizzie Young
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Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
OTHE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST
DOL Eli IEACh SPI4hNDlD SCESERT

55 5sSHfr aEsE AZ H?E g5Ernrr.,
M Si HFscr N Na lHsSH si4s 81!
TEAMS Lt w "AsHISGIoN, IkoT STATION coRSEs
IFtts6nr. and lie We: cheao ii4i;ed Express
iaaSe seel:n< Sars AZ = 40 a ~. s.aiy Fast Line
L SaneinnHt He.teTn Exprss- 74ol m. daily, with
thcseo Via Coil is and c s; / SF 0fS si iGF
s!e.tinz Car al [It's1dI< e otie&xo Mail Ezpress
lsiise sef{ink car w Ts fa7 Ito 70 Chqa2
Fer Ere Csnsndaua BotEsser. R afaio NIasara
{2g9 ? ~ dali fzcePt SATURDAY with Pslaee Carr
Tan having Washington saturday night vii no.
Fer WiIlsnsport Lock Haven and Elnlira a. aoA r.,
IeI New York and The East. s15 m 1O:sca m. 40
-ll5P m Limited Express OF Pullman ParIor Cars
& a. daily except SUNDAY.
1.- Bcsto:, without change. top every week day
80. OK T la q tfr S4eds tap snss1
Greet transfer 10 Fulton street. Gliding double Ier
10 Tllaaei,iha SIS aGi 10 .sos NJ lao 400 1910
itS ,-s.3 N. On sunday. 90 1000 and II .l5p.
t'inn-orr 50 tl5 80 ~ 20 10 - IL and 10
StL"s3 s+J4t;SJ Iia 90 80. ~. !OOO and HI
IeI Pores Creez Line. GO g. Il, and 44op daily
ss. Annapolis. 20 n and 40 IN daily e1cep.sur-
ALtNN 4 ~, ASp TREDERIGKsBURG; RAIL-
FS intaa S IL ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHINGTON
fS sos A:.s "a e2 20 q2 and II IS am
~, So. l. 90 am I 05 pm
ESheLd and The south IS and IL .o5 am daily
1Isits save Aenal4 icf washington ps sOs 10: 10
and Z 10 rdriR o. sps.s ~ s. 10 ana AMI TO-
49, n, |. =. 49,: ana Z; iU.,0 II.
g 1tn street ana Fesyl7snia sVsnne and at the sts
sage l. Sesnstlon fa ne let for The eheeklns Of bag
CEas p,-cc.,iK WOOD. General Passenger Agent
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Local Notes.

Gen. B. F. Butter this afternoon made an areu-
ment IN the case OF Strong against the District be-
fore the afoitratora
Joseph Peasants, colored, was arrested by De-
tecttve Cox to-day, on charge OF HOUSEKEEPING.
No. 14l5 62d street, and stole on two gold r1nga
st. Aloysius Literary Society last evening elected
the following omcerc w. <. Norris, vice president;
]. c. sullivan, recording secretary; A. NJ Balm cor
responding and financial secretary; c. W. Foecker,
treasurer, e-elected); NJ. p. Nolan, librarian, re-
electedG n. A Downing, censor; ]. ]. Mccarthy,
arnAnuenaia
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WEI DE MEYER

WEI DE MEYER
It is now undsputed thss VII DE METERS CA.
TARRH CURE is the only treatment that VIII absolute
Is cure Catarrhfresh chronic 1T u . marvel Rev
p Ffiea Cairo ny" s1trestored me 10 the pulpit,
Rev George E. Refs CobleviIle n T." Zone boz rsdi-
cally cured me- Rev. @ Il Taylor. l40 Noble street
Brooklyn" "Apersect cure after 30 years suas.1ns
D. Mcdonald 10 Broadway. n. T." &c. &c Thousands
Of testimonials received from ali parts Of ths world
Delivered sloo DE-. Wei De Nsyr's 'TREATrat, -
with statements BY the cured mailed tsa D. 3. Dsvsy
Co., 1872 Fulton street me- d1s.Atthsss