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MISCELLANEOUS Notes.


All the available equipment of the A., IT, & S.
F. has been put in the most thorough repair in
preparation for the largest fall business ever
done.
The money thus procured will be used in max
ing the contemplated extension of the road
throughout the coke regions, a distance of wen
ty miles.
this week, looking the property over. Another
meeting of the home and foreign directors will
be held in New York the 18th.
The Lake Shore disburses monthly to its EN-.
ployes the sum of $458, 900. Nine thousand four
hundred and ninety four names are recorded on
its pay rolls, which consist of sheets bound in
book form, and carefully classified, in voluml-
nous files
For May the gross earnings of the c., B. e @.
decreased $28, 745, and the expenses increased
$40, $751; The net earnings were 1922 628 against
1881, 755, decrease of $50, 1926. Since January
the gross earnings increased $7l, 551, and the OK
penses increased 1862, I81. The net earnings
were 81 LAG, 229, against 81 436 1853 decrease of
$500, 629
At meeting of the stockholders of the Pitts
burg, MeKeesport & Youghiogheny railway It
was voted to increase the capital stock of the
road 81, 100000, and the indebtedness of the cor
poration an equal amount, the latter to be Sc
cured by bonds and mortgages on the property
Reports were submitted showing that the road
was in prosperous condition.
The Boston Herald has three-column article
of statistics of the passenger business into and
out of Boston by the steam railroads, from which
we gather that about 700 trains are run daily on
the eight standard gauge and one narrow gauge
railroads, and that during the year ending Sep
TENDER 80, 1883, more than $4,000, 900 people
entered the city during the 365 days or an aver
age of about 10000 each day. The eight stand
ard gauge roads took out 81 900 more than they
brought in, most OF whom were immigrants who
had arrived by sea-
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Expelled from Mexico.

NEW York, July 1O.-Sanvalle, editor-in-chief
of Trait Union, Of Mexico. expelled from the
ger on the steamship City of Washington which
arrived today from Vera Cruz Sanyalle is a
Frenchman. THE cause of expulsion he said,
was the publishing of three articles condemn
ing the policy Of the government in connection
with the negotiation Of large loan as extrava-
CANT. and demanded an investigation. / was
soon arrested and taken to the barracks, then
sent to Vera Cruz and placed in Fort d'Ulloa,
then sent on board man-of war, from which
was transferred to the City Of Washington and
brought to this port
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The When,s Band and Bulletins.

The When band gave another concert in front
of the store last night which was listened to by
an immense crowd. All day yesterday bull
letins Of the Chicago convention were received
at the store at intervals of every few minutes
and posted in the show windows. They were
watched by crowd which, by its size, seriously
impeded travel on that side Of the thoroughfare
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new laced fannel anirts q Parkerla

THEI., B. s. w. railway win sell excursion
tickets to Bismarck, Mandan, La Moure and
Darlington, Dakota, at $261 for the round trip
from Indianapolis Tickets win be sold for
trains leaving indianapolis at ll:10 P. M, Sun
day, July 13, and 7:30 A. NJ, Monday, July IA,
good to return for forty days
Special excursion trains will leave Peoria
Monday evening, running through to St Paul
without change Parties will have to procure
tickets at 1873 South Illinois street.
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The Charity Picnic.

The union picnic given by the Flower Mission
and the Charity Organization, at North Salem,
yesterday, was well attended. over $40 children,
including one hundred from the free kinder
gartens, being present It was delightful day,
and the little ones enjoyed themselves thor
oughly. Music was furnished by the When
band, which volunteered for the occasion.
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Earned Runs-Indanapols. 2; Washington, 1.
Twobase Hits-Callahan, DIN.
Home Runs-C Callahan Barr.
Left on Bases-Indianapolis, 5; Washington, 5.
Double Plays-Barr to DIN to Prince.
Struck Out-By McKeon, II; by Barr, 6.
Passed Balls-Humphri A.
Wild Pitehes-MeKeon, 2; Barr, /.
Time of game-1:40.
Umpire-Daly.
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lawn Mowers and Zoe Cream Preezera.

A few lawn movers left yet at reduced prices.
freezer, screen doors, and window screens mont
tor iron-cIad lamp stove, tin water sets. water
coolers, ice crushers, Hardware, cutlery Howe
scales, roller skates from 75c to 81.
HILDEBRAND e FuGATE.
30 South Meridian street
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Whnt Dana Promises.

New York, July 10 1.-The editor of the Sun,
Charles "A. Dana. has agreed to prepare paper
to be read before the First Regiment Union
the secret history of Dana's visit to General
Sheridan at the front during the last campaign
in the Shenandoah valley
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What Wabash Oficials Say of the Condition
of the Road-Bed and Equipments.

What Wabash Officials Say of the Condition
of the Road Bed and Equipments
Superintendent Stevens and General Master
Mechanic Barnes, of the eastern division of the
Wabash system, have for some days past been
making an inspection of the road-bed and equip
ments on the several divisions. Mr. Stevens
reports that their track on all divisions
is being rapidly put in better
shape especially on the main line,
where he claims passenger trains are run
on faster time than on any road in the country,
and are reaching termini with more promptness
than on majority of the roads. In fact, he
says their express trains are seldom late Mr.
Stevens says indications on all sides are that
their business is to be heavy beyond parallel the
next few months. Regarding the equipinento of the
road, Master Mechanic Barnes who has held
that position for many years, says not for ten
years has it been in better condition. They
have on the eastern division 204 engines, 98 per
cent. of which are in fine shape for service
Their passenger engines which haul
the fast trains have all been
equipped with air-brakes on the drivers
and all other modern improvements Most of
their engines have been built at the Fort Wayne
shops, under his supervision, and have been CON
strl1cted with an eye to good service. Their
standard passenger engine weighs thirty eight
tons, has a fve-foot, three-inch driver and q
cylinder seventeen by twenty four inches.
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Horssord's Acid Phosphate
TONIC FOR ovERwoRKED MEN

DR., J. G. Wilson, Philadelphia, Pa, says: IL
have used it as general tonic, and in partic.
ular in the debility and dyspepsia Of overworked
men, with satisfactory results
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i extent unless the railroads interested check the
new dodge by reducing the rate between the two
cities to 81 90 or $4; the latter rate, however is
the rate via the sound and change in the all-rail
fares would call for a change via the water
routes.
The Economical Methods of Advertising.
In commenting on an article which appeared
recently in the journal, which took strong
grounds against such huge expenditures in adj
vertising, the Railway Register says: Thought
/ full officials begin to believe that a mistake has
been made, and that they are indulging in use
less expenditures. 1t is believed that all this
poster and half1sheet business could be done
away with without loss. We believe that rail
ways need only three forms of advertisements
First of these is the publication in frstclass
| newspapers of timetables and attractively
worded leading notices; the next is the issuance
of comprehensive and clear folders, that shall
contain map of the roads and full information
concerning localities, trains and connections;
/ and, lastly, would come the limited introduction
| of handsomely framed cards, calculated to be
! permanently preserved, and setting forth only
the name of the road. These last ought to be
Judiciously hung in leading hotels and stations.
| TO these may be added pamphlets giving iDfor
nation as to winter and summer resorts By
thus restricting the advertising matter a great
saving would be effected, and more good would
The Work Begun but Progressing Slowly.
Construction work has certainly begun on the
Indianapolis, Eel River & Western road At
point seven miles west of the crossing of the L.,
n. A. & G. road are some seventy five men and
twenty teams at work grading and yesterday
another party began grading at a point four
miles further west. Col j. T. Salter, who |
represents the Boston capitalists interested in the
enterprise, and who has been West for several
days. returned East yesterday. He expressed |
the greatest confidence that the road will be
built While West a traffic agreement was made /
between the railroad company and the Indanap-]
oils and Eel River Coal Mining Company by /
which the railroad company agrees to haul their |
coal at cent per ton per mile which the latter /
considers very favorable rate The agreement |
covers period of ten years. The block coalo on
this road is sixty miles distant from Indianap |
oils, There are inferior qualities of COAL how
ever on this road within forty five miles Of this
city,
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oessss Furniture At King & Elders.
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extent unless the railroads interested check the
new dodge by reducing the rate between the two
cities to 81 so or 81 the latter rate however, is
the rate via the sound, and change in the allrail
fares would call for a change via the water
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rxEs.nvlNa vna.rABLE Hoo1s.
oe0s Observstioss ON . Subject Of Timely
Importance.

oowe Observations ON . Subject of Timely
Importance.
From the Germantown Telegraph.
Few persons, except market gardeners,
understand the best method Of keeping
vegetables through the winter. 1t is q
le6ding branch Of the business of these TO
supply ct all times these vegetables, which
- the winter advances command increas-
ing prices. They can afford, by the ex.
tent OF the crops they raise, to provide
suitable buildings, or rather cellars, to
keep these crops, and have q sufficient
supply at all times to meet the market
demand, and realize the high prices which
are usually commanded late in the win
Ter and early in the spring. But the
small growers of these vegetables, though
many iu number, cannot incur the ex-
pense Of providing structures in which to
preserve these roots for their own use,
and have, therefore, to shift the best way
thoy can in feeding out the roots to their
limited herds of cattle. Heat and moisture
aro the two agents which, more than
Others, arc hurtful to vegetable roots in
general. Keep them dry and as near the
lrsesing point as possible, without posi-.
lively freezing.
But, ~ q rule, we regard the keeping of
these vegetables buried, or protected,
ont of-doors, to be preferred to any other
method. Turnips Of all kinds, celery,
cabbage, carrots, etc., by being carefully
buried, not very deep yet sufficiently so to
protect them from the rains and con-
sequent freezing, will be longest
preserved. Celery, cabbage, carrots, etc.,
arc not injured by what may be called
dry freezing 10 fact, We consider celery
to be benefited by it. 1t must be under
ok< L.
buried in large bodies, because they will
OF themselves produce heat, and, as q mat.
tor Of course, dec4y. Better to be placed
in small heaps, or in rows or ridges, cover
Cd with straw or cornfodder, with sper-
turcs leading to the body of them, stuffed
with straw, which will admit of evapora-
tion and naturally of the escape of the
heated, OF more properly of the impure,
cir. We have, found however, by repeated
trials that BY covering these bodies Of
vegetables with boards, SO placed as to
shed the water, and the whole on an in
clined surface thus preserving the vege-
tables 10 . dry condition. they will be
protected against decaying better than in
any other way. We have kept celery and
cabbage to the end Of April in good
state.
On some farms the cellars underneath
dwellings, which are generally the extent
Of the building, are used for this purpose
but We do not recommend them. From
the warmth Of cellars vegetables will soon
decay, and very frequently produce serious
illness a. we'll as causing an offensive odor.
1t would do no harm, however, to deposit
there small quantity of some of these
vegetables for immediate use in the early
part Of the winter I; but all else should be
placed in the open grounds, after the man
ner suggested.
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EDUCAIIUNAL.

Or. 9EOt6E's HALL sOk bONs, AEIsr-
y EksTOWN, Md, prepares for any college
or business lie. Unsurpassed $50 TO ts06 a
year. PROF. j. q. klNEAR
augl52meod Principal.
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Alice II. Curtis OF Brunswick, Me-, writes
she has suffered very much with kidney dis
ease. Using several bottles of HUNTS kidney
and ltver1 RnMEDY Miss @. pronounces It q
real blessing to women Tor all kidney diseases
s3O-l wIeOd&w
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Black Liniment,

Is new combination scientifically and prao-
tically compounded. aud contains the BEST
known ingredients for the cure of
RHEUMATlsM, NEURALGIA.
HEADACHE. TOOTaACHE,
ROILs, CARBUNCLES,
btim Neck, Pain in the sides, Back or Loins,
Cats, Bruises or burns, Lameness,
swelling Of the Joahts,
And General swciitns produced by Rheumsttc
a1ieetions- knglish ana 9ermHn directions.
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Cfeffecston. The Scarlet, cardinal Red
Eia I'D, Goid. Navy B.ue, Seal Brown. Diamond
color l0c, al druggists. Wells, Richai dson q
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Is YOUR BACK LAME AND ACHINGf
Kidney-wort q bottle) cured me when
was SO lame 1 had to roll out OF bed"
e. NJ. Talmage, Muwauk ee, Wis
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Howf
DO AS OTHERS HAVE DONE.

ARE YOUR KIDNEYS DIoRDEREDf
"Kiduey.wort brought me from my grave,
as It were, after had been given up by Is best
doctors in Detroit"
hi. W. DxvnRAux, Mechanic, Ionia, Mich.
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no Deception Used.

~ suange SO many poop o y III continue
t9 suLer day after day with Dyspepsia Liver
N--a Debility. when they can procure Al onr
store sHlLOH's ViTALlZEK, free OF cost II II
ooes not cure or relieve them. Price, rs cents,
North Queen street. Lancaster. fedlEeodb
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Mr.. Geo. v. willing, OF Manchester. Mich
writes my wife has been aimosl hel pless Ior
oyer IN bed alone. She used two Bottles OF
tn sniec.ric nittsrs and Is so much improved
kloctIfc BfLters will do all that is claimed
ior thsm Hundreds OF testimonials att, 81
tne1f great curative powers. Only 50 cen Ls "A
~ NORTH Queen street Lancaster, Pa. -
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a Is "a Breath

- insunerable. We don't like It. A person
with strong breath must not make himself
caused by an unhealthy stomach. Burdock
4teedE Eh1fters VIII correct this evil. 4 hey are
Sle pe9t soinach medicine known. For sale
~ n. B. Cochran, druggist, lS7 and lss North
Queen street
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HAVE you BRIGHT's DIsEAsEf
Kidney-Wort cured ma when my water
was Just like chalk and then like blood"
Frank Wilson, Peabody, Mass.
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ARK YOUR NERVES wEAKf

Kidney-Wort cnred me from nervous weak
ness, &C.. after had not expected to live."-
Mrs. M. NJ. b. Goodwin, Ed Chrtsfi0n Monitor
Cleveland, Ohio.
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HAVE you LIVER COMPLAINT,
Kidney. Wort cured me of Chronic Liver
Diseases after prayed to dte."-Henrv Ward.
late Col. 69th Nat. Guard, N. Y.
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ASiNG DISSOLVED pAKTrEHsBIP
III and permanently closed the Chestnut
street Iron Works, desire to inform my old
patrons and the public generally, that Am
Iron Company's orks, North Plum street,
where am making Iron and Brass Castings
servs al Ghn ,psu tav@r ~ nt,n =. mt, ne, ~
age. From ~ years experience In the business
and using the best material ana employing
antee entire satisfaction. Castings maize frui
. mixture OF iron and steel which are more re-
liable for strength and durability than the
rolls and rolling mill work u speciality. Cast
tngs made OF very soft iron, and brass cast
ings OF every description. have all the pat.
ters af the well and fayorably known Mowrer
Corn and Cob Crusher, RENTED ana Improved.
Also on hand, mills completely fitted up o. In
parts, to replace Old Onss which have been in
ase tor years, guaranteeing them TO give sat.
tsfaction.
anRl<8Do &C. moCULLEY.
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HAVE you KIDNEY DISEASE
kidney. Wort made me sound in liver and
kidneys alter years OF unsuccessful doctoring
Its worth $40 a box."-Samr Hodges, Williams
town. West Va
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nsDFoAL.
NAlN HEALTH AND hAPPINEss.

GAIN HEALTH AND hAPPINEss.
Howf
DO As OTHERS HAVE DONE.
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS DIoRDEREDf
kidney. w ort brought me nom my grave,
a. It were, after had been given up by IL best
X. W. DxvnsXux, Mechanic, Ionia, Mich.
ARE YOUR NERVES WEAK.
Kidney-wort cured me from nervous weak
ness &c. after had not expected to live."-
Mrs. M. M b. Goodwin, Ed. cAristian Monuor
HAVE You BRIGHT's DISEASE
was Just like chalk and then like blood"
Frank Wilson, Peabody, Mass.
SUFFERING FROM DIABETEsi
"Kidney-Worti is the most successful remedy
I have ever used Gives almost Immediate re-
lief."-Dr. Phillip c. Bsllou. Monkton, VI
HAVE you LIVER COMPLAINTS,
~. kidney,wort cured N me S OF Chronic live, liver
late Col. 6sth Nat. Guard, N. Y.
Is YOUR BACK LAME AND ACHINGf ..
Kidney-wort Il bottle) cured me when
was so lame had to roll out OF bed"
c. NJ. Talmage, Muwause ee, Wis.
HAVE you KIDNEY DISEASE,
Kidney. Wort made me sound In liver and
"
Its worth $40 a box"-sam1 Hodges, Williams
town, West Va
ARE YOU CoNsTIPATEDf
"Kidney Wort causes easy evacuation and
cured me after 10 years use OF other medicine."
Nelson Fairchid, St Aloans, VI
HAVE YoU MALARIAf
"Kidney-wort has done better than any
other remedy I have ever used in my prsc-
tice."-Dr. Il. X. Clark South Hero, VI
ARE you BILIoUsr
Kidney w ort has done me more good than
any other remedy have ever taken"
Mrs. j. T. Galloway, Xix Flat, Oregon.
ARE you TORMENTED WITH PILEs'
kidney.Wo permanently cured me OF
It to me.''-Geo. IL. Horst, Cashier NJ. Bank,
Myerstown, Pa
ARE YOU RHEUMATISM RACKEDf
up to die by physicians and mad suffered ~
years."-Elbridge Malcomb, West Bath, Ne.
LADIES, ARE you SUFFERING
Ridney-Wort cured me OF peculiar trou.
blcs OF several years standing. Many friends
use and praise it"-Mrs. Ii. Lamoreaux. Isle
La Motto, Vt
II you would Danish Disease and Gain Health
KIDNEY-wORT.
- THE BLOOD CLEANSER.
decseodSw
lKIDNEY-wOKr FOR SALE AT UOOH
N Ian's Drug store. No. 1877 and iS9 North
Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
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SUFFERING FROM DIABETEsi
"Kidney-Wort Is the most successful remedy
have ever used. Gives almost Immediate re-
lief."-Dr. Phillip G. Ballou. Monkton, VI
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.. 3. Graves, OF Akron, N. Y, had Asthma
o. Tue worst kind. Took one dose OF Thop,ds'
EcsectTto ot ana was relieved in five minut g
medicine and pay Is bottle for It. II cured
my vile OF rheuInatIsu like magic. FOR ssIa
~ q. b Cochran, druggist, lS7 and lss n rth
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ARE YOU CONsTIPATED-
" Kidney Wort causes easy evacuation and
cured me after 10 years use OF other medicine"
Nelson Fairchild, St Aloans, Vt
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John Best & Son,
(PRoPRIEToRs.)
No. 333 Fast Fulton St.
LANCAsTER, PA.
ienl6lydA-

rrHE BAUKUs WATER MOTOR
Is THE MOST
ECONOMICAL POWER KNOWN FOX
DRIVING Light MACHINERY.
Ir TAKES sUr LITTLE ROOM.
IT EEvHR GErs OUT or REPAIR.
1T GAN NOT BLOW UP.
1T REQUIRES NO ruKL-
IL NREDs no EssrrEKR-
THKRK IA NO DELAY; NO vIRIseU UP.
No AsHks TO CLEAN UP.
NO RxTRA Insurance. TO PAY.
No REPAIRING NBCgssARY.
oCoAL BILLS TO PAY, AND
1T Is ALWAYS READY FOR USE.
1t Is invaluable TOR Blowing Church Organs,
for Running Printing Presses, sewing Ma
chimes, Turning Lathes. scroll Saws, Grind
stones, Coffee Mills, Sausage Machines, Feed
Cutters, Corn Mills, Elevators, Ice Cream
freezers, Etc. cali at J. l.. Biukiey's Grocery
store, corner East King aud Duke streets. and
see one in operation.
Four.horse power at 20 pounds pressure OF
water. II Is noiseltss, neat, compact, steady,
and above all 1t is VERY CHEAP. Price-&I5
to $500. Send Tor circular to
+. II. DILLER, Agt.,
NO. lk N. DUKE ST., LANCASTER, Pa.
The Backus Molor viii do more work with
less water than any other water motor In ex-
istence. augll 3md
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I'VE YOu MALARIA

have loO
Kidney-wort has done better than any
other remedy l have ever used In my prac-
tice."-Dr. Il. X. Clark. South Hero, Vt.
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hanover Accommodation west, connecting
~ Lancaster with Niagara Express at a:tS,
$'n run through to Hanover daily, axcspf
.unday.
Frederick ACCOMMODATION, west, connecting
:. Lancaster with Fast Line, west at liza viii
Cup Though TO Frederick.
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ARE YOU ToRMENTED WITH PILEsF
Kidney-Wort permanently cured me of
bleeding piles. DR.. w. q. Kline recommended
It to me.'-Geo. IL. Horst, Cashier NJ. Bank,
Myerstown, Pa.
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ARE YOU RHEUMATISM RACKEDf
kidney-W ort cured me after was given
up to die by physicians and l mad suffered -
years. -Elbrfdge Malcomb, West Bath, Ne.
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ARE YOU BILIOUsr
Kidney W ort has done me more good than
any other remedy have ever taken"
Mrs. j. 7. Galloway, Xix Flat. oregon.
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LADIES, ARE you SUFFERING
Ridney-wort cured me OF peculiar trou.
blcs OF several years standing. Many friends
use and praise INNS Ii. Iamoreaux, Isle
La Motte, VT