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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-08-16

Waverly P. O.-List of letters remaining
uncaled for in Waverly postoffice for the month
ending August 14th, 1884: Miss Nadine Ashley,
Mrs. Catherine Banks, Chas. E. Bassett, Frank
E. Bishop, Mrs. Martha Bowser, Willie Ann Car
ter, Miss Mary Campfeld, Miss Mamie Driakely,
Mrs. NJ. R. Egerton, Mrs. Sarah J. Francis, Mrs.
Pocahontas Francis, Miss Lizzie Hines, Emil
Heydenrick, Jr., Mrs. Mamie Harwood, Rev. J.
NJ. Jones, VIM. Valiant Smithson, Public Ledger
Welsh; Miss Fanny Mason, Miss Jessie L. Nc
Keen, Miss Amelia R. Morris, Madame Pape,
Edwin Pairo, Margaret Black, Mrs. Rouxel,
Frank Rogers, Mrs. Rosa Grant. Lloyd Smith,
Mrs. Josephine Scott, Oscar RuckIe, Mrs. J. M.
Smith, Mrs. T. i. B. Turner Miss Mary Tarnner,
Mrs. Martha White, Mrs. A. C. Wallan, Mrs.
Ellen White. s. A. BoNsAII p M
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To Go to India.-A correspondent writing
from Summit Grove camp under date of August
18th, says: "Bishop Taylor startled his audience
here last night by announcing that one of the
preachers on the stand with him had determined
to 60 missionary to India They even
more startled when they were informed that the
gentleman referred to was Rev. A. W. Rudisill,
presiding elder of the West Baltimore district,
Baltimore Conference. Mr.. Rudisill is about So
years old, married, but has no children. He pro-
poses resgning his present position, to take effect
at the close of the third quarter of the conference
year, and sail for his new field next October"
Rev. Mr. Rudsill is well known in Baltimore
county, having had several appointments here.
He is son-in law of DIR. r. G.. Rankin, of Wa
verify. Mr. S. Rudsill proposes to accompany her
husband.
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Excursion to Annapolis.-0n Saturday,
August %, the Maryland Central Railroad will
give delightful excursion to Annapolis. The
trip from Baltimore will be made in that elegant
steamer, the Samuel J. Pentz. Every accomoda-
ton will be afforded the excursionists for safe
and delightful trip. Hundreds of persons living
along the line of the road, who have never had
an opportunity of visiting the "Ancient City,"
can now do so at very slight cost See advertise
ment in another column, giving all particulars.
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RELIGIOUS Notices.

Great Falls Circuit.-There will be an all-day s
nsat;nc Mt Furnace M. e. church, Sunday, Aug.
18th. to be conducted by Revs. Thomas Gorsuch
and Thomas Nichols. At 0rem's NJ. E. church,
Aug. Oath, similar services will be held. Rev. Ia:
H. Cole will preach morning and afternoon. All
are cordially invited Rev. WATSON CASE,
Preacher in charge.
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Contracts Awarded.-The County Com
missioners lat their meeting on Wednesday, award
ed the following contracts:
To Samuel Ceilings for furnishing beef to the
aims house at cents pound for the inmates and
II cents per pound for the family of the keeper
Lewis Held of this place, received the contract
for furnishing bread to the aims house. Mr.. Held
has been furnishing bread to this institution for
many years
Messrs Francis s. Corkran & Son received the
contract for supplying coal to the aims house,
court house and Jail, at the following prices $50
tons No. hard ash coul, to be delivered at aims
house, S5.95 per ton; so tons of No. 8 hard ash
coal, at same place, 1896, and $50 tons at
court house and Jail at So "a per ton.
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Fullerton, 18th District.-The earthquake
on Sunday afternoon was very plainly felt at this
place The houses were made to shake, and the
inmates, in nearly every instance, ran to their
doors to see what was taking place. In some
--+;vivs of different kinds that fast
ened to the walls were knocked down by thu
shock.
Our crops very plentiful now since the sea-
sonable weather. The complaint among our peo-
pie is the low prices at which everything is SELL
ing. Tomatoes are selling market as low as
% cents per bushel. The pickle crop is SO album
dant that they are only worth 10 cents per hun
dred. The yield of all kinds of crops being so
very large, that notwithstanding the low prices
received for them, handsome return will be
made.
After long illness, Mrs. German, widow of
the late Joseph German, died on Thursday of
last week. She leaves 10 sons and 2 daughters,
all of whom grown. Her son Solomon, being
in the ministry and stationed in Virginia, was
prevented from attending her funeral.
Mr. Adam Lenhof proprietor of the Smile
house, Beair road, has again entirely recovered
from his recent illness. He is considered one of
the best veterinary surgeons in this section, and
baving given the business years of study and
practice, has been the means of saving very
many valuable animals.
The road supervisors are putting our roads in
frst-class condition. The old system of mending
them with earth has been abandoned, and now
stone is used. Some of our citizens contribute
the stone for road purposes, and instances are
known where they even haul them the high
ways. If the system of road amending now in
vogue, is continued, county roads will be in
n good condition tsrnpihoe.
We have man living here, in his 40th year,
who is the father of Is children, all of them alive
and healthy. With this little army, he is enabled
to cultivate his farm without hiring help.
Our population is largely made up of children,
yet our nearest school house is two miles distant.
Juno,
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Warerly H. E. Church.-Dr. W; M. Barnes will
preach Sunday morning, Aug. 18th, at II O'CLOCK
PnhI;c invited. REV. W. e. BIRD, Pastor.
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81. JOHNS ". e. Church, Acknowledgements
ing Sunday, at IL a. m. and 750 P: n, by the pas
tor. Rev. VIM. Dallam Morgan. Prayer meeting
wednesday evening, at 7.3O o'clock.
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Miscellaneous.
THE HARVEST

For clothing buyers has arrived and no one should
fail to grasp the opportunity to buy good. reliable
Mems, Boys and Children's Clothing for mere
song. We have done good season of successful
business, and are now determined to offer the bal
ance of our stylish, nobby and well made garments
AT ROCK BOTTOM PHTCE0.
We only ask you to note our figures, examine our
goods and compare them with the many trashy
offerings made by other clothing houses.
Our 81 Sailor Suits for Boys from to 10 years;
sold everywhere for 81.
Our line of 1915 Boys Long Pants Suits, usually
sold at Sc.
Our Indigo-Blue Mems Suits, $3.50 tremen-
dous bargain.
Our Fat Mems Suits at $40; reduced from SIG,
SIS and $3.50.
Mems Cass. Coats, 81, $3.50, $3.50, many of them
fully worth from $50 to Sl2. An enormous
line of Thin Coats, Suits and busters at extra
ordinary low figures.
1zs~ Come oorlv and get she nick at~ykN
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To,csouto,ca N. E. Ckurck.-Preaching Sunday,
at II a. m. and at Il p. m, BY the pastor, Hev.
w. T. D. GLENN.
PRAYER and praise meeting on Wednesday even
inos. and class meetings on Wednesday afternoons,
at 3 o'clock, and Frilay evenings, at O'Clock.
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A Singular Conference.-The Belair 14Egi,
relates this very strange coincidence: "Twenty
years ago Big Woods farmer had two men en-.
gagged in blasting rocks. A blast failed to explode
and one Of the men, Mr.. John Midway, under
took to drill out the defective charge. While
doing so it was discharged and Mr.. Midway
made a narrow escape. The drill was hurled in.
to the air. One piece was found, Immediately
afterwards, but the other had entirely disappeared
A day OF two ago the farmer was walking in his
woods with Mr.. Midway, the very same mar
who accidentally discharged the blast 20 years
before. His heel struck something which changed
like iron. Uncovering the leaves the lost piece
of drill was found, the spot being 400 yards from
where it was blown into the air. The coincidence
Of Midway finding the lost piece of drill is q
remarkable one"
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Trinity P. E. Church, Toscsonto,cn. -Prsaching
Sunday by the rector, Rev. W. II. II. Powers, at
liza. m. and sp. m. Wednesday afternoon SER
vices at o'clock. =.
There will be preaching at Lutherville, by Rev.
w p. Powers, in the Public Hall, every Sun
dav afternoon, at Al o'clock.
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TIE American he Auty.


boSVH 4JuTIb.
Few people know anything OF the ante
cedents Of Mies Chamberlain, the Ameri-
can beauty who has been 80 much ad.
mjrsd abroad, and the following respec Ct
ing her, from the Buff.lo Courier, will be
read with interest ii not profit: ~
Mics Chamberlain is the granddaughter
OF o certain judge Wilson, ono ot the pio-
neer settlers Of Cleveland, who had large
's.m near what is now Eaclid avenue.
His only daughter was beautiful girl,
Hho was said 10 have much rosembled the
selI.known picture Of Evapgsline, gazing
peneively into the DISTANCE. She married
Selah Chamberlain, Jr,, young lawyer,
the nsmesske and nephew Of The old man,
who years ago built railroad in Mime.
sofa which The sts,s lodged paying ior
until about five years aince, when be re.
turned 10 Cleveland with apecial car
containing million Of dollars or 90 in
bard cash. Ars. Ohambf4lain Inherited
her fathers farm, wi eli has bees
cut up into building lo's, and on
the revenues from which she now lives in
England. hav'ns, alter The fashion 81 msny
American women Of less patriotisn than
N ,ney, imbibsd taste ijr European lie
while travelling abioad-postibly because
fha manners Of the apsassnsry" ore less
ctf4nsive in the old than in the new world.
Her husband divides his time between the
TWO countries. the children are three in
numb hilary, who married o Cleveland
iron merchant, and d,d not inherit her
mothers ambition or beauty; Jennie, the
yourg woman who has attracted 30 much
attention abroad, and SON Of eighteen,
who ia studying for collt ge at Exeter, N. h.
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Homo Proof.

Kidney and Liver Diseases and Ihoun.,,sm :
Suffered Terrib!y-"No,hinC pcen, nd IN ha,n ~
could not get OUT Of bed. Dr. Emth cure ,ne -
Pa 4HW5l zkPii: PHILLIPS,
wheeling. ". Va I
Tered for years: patent medicine tailed 70 heIp ma
Dr. anish completely s,i az y ~,
n,..,,, Of gneidel Y CO, Wheeling. ". Vs.
, E:sn ny 'aen %; H tS9T;osa Sss q s%
afflicted for fonrieeu ycAra Nothing seemed u
g. r., kRs. CATHERINE CAPa, I
a.. Markat Street, Wheeling, ". Va,
II ea s s!se @ i'f ;ss T!s lancer H.a
Alton; bF. Smith CURED mo without kni.e, cauMie
Ply, Fhtu!s 9! Anls.-yls. on my back ioi liz
w wfans sis ey ayns Dr. Hnsh cured s
~, THOMAS COLvIN.
Wholesale Grocer Hsin st., wheeling, W, Va.
Gloersttons Of Rrctun, Frulaeus and pileS-
sn SyeS up 70 do md inuuls0e
lP.Fg ~, WASHINGTON DEl4ANY,
hey. Il. o. L~dd wyl.es:-"Dr smi;hs ura;s,.
nonal services In MY family have been most aatis
md yyt tRa S oSmsaa am q III gentleman
Nm Aasgaiet kolb Raya: "rhad been mnor,ns
1917 sesen years AND treated by nany physies,g 10;
In eight hours removed monster loo ieet long
Female Complains Three yeRrs In hospitsE IA,
females, give me peculiar sdysnta9os In such Cases
POROUS cured Of eatsrrh, diseases Of heart, liver,
ddneys sktu, blood, nervous Affections
AND NeaknsSes Of men and youth, soroiuls and
lthMA to6tiiy 70 niy krcceaa. - -
Plies cured without tho knife, '1F vi
tauenn At Distance may DO treated by letter
sont on receipt Of two threoceat stamts,
md advice returned tree "'--F''
Consultation At Office free. Otdoe houru from 0
!. Il. TOR. u, daily. Cali on OF address
JOHN Y. SMITH, MT
my No. 140l Chapllne st., Nhtelinr. " v,
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4 Nurprise a waiting Gerald.
Chieaqo Tr,tuns. ..i.'5.I-..5 ~.
Father"

Chieaoo T,tuns. vi aE.-.. ... .M
Father"
Thus spoke fair youpggirl about whose
sweet young lace there clustered bang
like Bolid stone wall around t,wer gar.
den, and in hose voice we're mingled The
soft notes Of the Ause and the sllysry notes
Of tbs dinner bell hall MI hour lste. TIRE
person addressed was q cold, hard man,
with iron.gray and eo,kscrew whiekers aud
with that stern look in hia eye which
prompts Z man to 20 elsewhere to borrow
dollar. He was sitting in his oflice read.
Ing the morning paper. =, .l.SEgsg
HWell, girl, what is it," hereplied, look.
ing nj tn headlines Of the Chicago grain
market dispatches. i,N Nos Rel -}&
"FAnrr, Gerald hss asked mo to harry
him and have accepted him." aHf5-li.
II don't doubt It."
"fes, father, and I thought ] would tell
you, 30 il would mt surprise you when he
asked yen for me-" W., l.V9f
Don't worry yourself, girl. Don't worry
yourself. I will not ba hAIf 30 MUCH sur
pristd 80 Gerald will, my darling" hnd hs
rthec,ively threw his right leg up over hi
left knee and ran his hand carefully arount
the toe OF bis boot. Il, ..l.1%. .l,.
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- = -.arrr s7-i. t1.'t
Tho gniQcaux . OF Kinks.

As~~Nt"~S. u +.
1t is underatood that gentleman who
desires to marry weara piain or chased
gold ring upon the FIRST finger OF the left or
heart hand. When he becomes engaged
the ring passes to the second finger. Alter
marrisee 1t passes to tho third fiuger. II,
however, the gentleman desires bis lady
friends to clearly understand that be is
not Tin the market" and doee not wish to
marry at all, he wears the signet upon bis
little finger. This will inform ladies' that
he 10 beyond reach. With tho ladies a
plain or chased gold ring Oh the little finger
Of the left hand indicates mot engaged OF
ready Tor an offer. a' 'l5a. d
when engaged the ring passes to the
third finger Of the right hand. When
msrried the third finger on the left hand
receives the ring, When young lady de-
sirea to defy ali suitors she places rings
one on the first and; one on the fourth
finger. A writer on the subject Of ring
Gays; "Though the ring Of gold has lonl
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been looked upon Is a necessity in the
marriage ceremony, 1t 10 by no means In.
dispensable, and civil marriage may DO con.
t.sc,ed without Il. The Puritana abol.
ished the ring or, rather, tried 10 do &C;
they looked upon iss nee as supe,s.ltious
and Of heashen origin. ...s-:'i.- W.. y
Q1skesa generally object 10 The ring on
account Of ita heather origin, but thu ladies'
o! that Persuasion have shown decided
preit renee Tor ils continuance on account
Of tho invidious position In which mar
ried lady might hn placed for the want c (
It. Wedding -ines orc placed on tho lei,
hand to typify obedience. Tho converge
70 probably. the reason why the engaged
band Is placed on the third right.hand fin
ger 8i q aancee, who still progresses large
amount OF freedom and frequently exer.
cises her power Ia an arbitrary manner.
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Frightened 10 Death By a Hiss,

AaeaohN NJ afN fHNInH EfN tiNYa IlsYIal
a story comes from Massachusetts Of 4
girl falling dead from fright caussd BY a
sudden ,kisa A. Boston paper thereupon
proceeds to read the gisls Of that city a
long lecture on the necessity Of being pre-.
pared Tor q sudden kiss. The advice Ia sll
right: There 10 nothing like being pro-
pared for what The future has IN store ios
us, but kias Ia 90 rare aud improbable b
thing with Boston eirls that Il ntaas u
great deal Of waiting and watching for
very email retarns, besides Il would DO
dreadful 10 have 1t 20 abroad TINT Booson
girls are always waiting to DO kissed.
What girl could endure that? Better that
one ri should aeeni 10 be taken unaw&res
now and then than tho spectacle oil wholB
town Of flr|s on the qui vive for whs. nsy
mover again take place. iD'0'n, 4
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IT makes avery humanitarian sad 10 see
invalidsseek such relisi IA 10 given them BY
lhs use Of bittsts, kidney mediclnGs and
other postrums. Thu His. few dosss may
mako them feel better o. account Of lie It'll.
plying ingted!ents, combined with some
atrong cathartio and dlureclic that urs used
In lis ooMroaition, but they eventually grow
worse Tho only cure Tor weak ness, nor yous.
ness, debility, aches, pains, rheu,na .isnl,
sores, urinary and digestive troubles, 10 to
make tue blood rirh, rid and pure, by using
VI duyaotte yellow Dock add Barsspariiia,
sremsdy widely intorsed BY physicians who
Pave Examined ihlo lie co,npasi.ion and 81.
AoeI n. ~ .uusl ~ DAW
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\ Daughter sf the Kex i.nsas,

A handsome young woman Of 20 years
with large expressive eyes and interesting
conntenanee, bIuslfng|y took seat In tn
prisoners box In Judge Barnum's court, or
the North Side, yesterday morning. In I
lew moments she recovered her compoBur,
and was i1ined by numerous sympathiz
ing iranos. For one charged with Grim
inal chenGe, afte was made the recipient Of
unusual attention. Several sun.browued
veterans, with battle'scara OH their faces
gathered around to Offer words OF encour
segment, and when the tears II ,wgi from
her pretty eyes the whole court room no
peared to grow sorrowiui. Still but It'll,
time was wasted In thia way, for she soon
began to talk practically about the circum.
stances Of the otf.nse with which shs stood
charged. a certain timidity, mingled With
worldly ease, won the attention and sym.
patty OF oil save the Assistant State Attor
ney, upon whom q strong pressure WIS
brought 10 secure dismissal. ,.. IG,
The sutjeGt Ia known to the world by
tue unportic name Of Kate Walsh, and the
charge Or charges, ior there are two, wer.
that she had been caught wearing tbs
clothes which had mysterously disap
reared itom tho house OF neignbor-Mr
McGraw. The prisoner declared repeated.
ly and solemnly that Bhe WAS not guilty Of
any ofiense agalnat. the laws, and ye, sh.
WAS wlllingto plead guilty bscauss Of her
inability 10 explain array the circum.
SAUCES. She had been employed III
restaurant on Has.ead street, and wa,
living at the time Of her arrest, TWO months
ago, on West jackson street. The clothes,
she said, had bsen given her by young
man and young woman whoss AGO usial.
aucs she had m Ads at the restaurAnt, This
story WIS rather weak, and was not the
secret OF the Efforts put forth in her behalf,
but because she is a sort Of his.
torieal character, and Is considered
queer" Her father, Michael
Walsh, volunteer private. was
memoer OF C'l. Mulligans rssi.
ment, and kslie's mother was travelling
with that command at the time Of hrr
birth. For better accommodation she wus
given qnartersa ~ the house OF the Colonel
inns Was when the army was in the midst
Of bSttie. and tho girl has since bean kno WI,
80 her friends explain, vs. THE Daughter
OF tho Regiment" Blrn 30 near thy can
mons mouth and in such exciting times,
the soldier element Of the auuieucs though,
the court would be insu6ed in exercising
clemency. Lent Ward, OF the Despla,nes
street station, who was with the regiment
at the time Of the girls birth, anu who
knew her father quite well, was one Of the
mtas ardent supporters CT the appeal ior
ldnlepcy.. 10 consideration Of ,hs circum.
stances Of the girls birth, whiea seem to
have been the cause Of her waya ardness,
ahd the TACT that she has been III isil two
months awaiting trial, Judge Barnum &C.
copied her plea sad sentenced her to one
day in jill.
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A Orugxtst's HtOry.

Mr.. Isaac O. Chspnxu, druggist, Nswburc,
n. T., wlltes US: have iOr thu past tai
years sold several grvs, OF Dr.. VIM, II .lI's
balssm for The lungs. eau say Of 1t what /
cannot. nay Of any other medicine. have
never heard q customer spsak OF Il but TO
prsiss Its virtues 10 tho highest msnper, l
have recommended It In a great many cases
Of Wheoplrg Cough, with the happ,est 81
teots. l bsys used it IN my own family Tor
many ysaai In fact, always have a bottle in
the medicine closet. Il'I,-'' rra,Aw
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MEDICAL.
DR.. J. E..S SMITH,
No. f4H oHApfINE STREET,
~ tstYqgt,Bg Near Fourteenth street

Ihe aess evidence Of phydcihna autcass IA tho
testimony Of hh netIctN Zinc incrcSgnH A..
msh1s for my Professional services prove thai hsyo
ueA.t honorAbls and ialrly with thnee who LKye
consulted s1, no Inevcr ure patienis nNIte with.
IA pssiniont honah have many hundred Ger
,n.1 osGn pronounced lnouabo. "a thorough med
ieai eaatatidti, With mGtiy Years hospttai sspen.
c cIsSs and familiarity With therapeutic agents.
S. ~ observance oil tcnpNrAnuntal retijsrit.ep
and str1et attention u hyyenio nAntgs,nent n.
Nv sTs cure 70 possible. and frankly gye
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n EhlrOler.

The Voltsio Belt Company, OF Marshall,
Mich, ot1sr to send DR.. Dyes celeb ated
voltaic belt and electric appliances on trial,
for thirty days, to men. both old and young,
tthicsed with nervoua debility, lost vitslity,
and many other diseases. See advertisement
In this parar CE rrh,Av
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I cANrecommend Ely's Cream Balm to all
Hay Fever 30 ffe'ers. It bsing, IN my opinion,
founded upon experience and sure cure.
| was II c!ed with Hay Fever for twenty.
five years. ard never before found permanent
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rrhaAU ~. - ~ :.
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or no pay required. II is guaranteed to p;vt
perfect sasiBfaction, or money refunded
Price Is cents per box. III -
For hals by Logan Il Go.
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hlUp TIM NnIlxlll

= = nSUp AU1lt COuSNI TTT7-
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Colda, HoalsentsS rnd Gore Throat, and al
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MY BRoTnzR Myron and myself were both
enr'd to oil appearance, OF Ca'arrh and Hay
Fever last July and August. Up to this dAts,
December 2s, neither have lad any return OF
these troubles. Ey's Cream Balm was the
medicine used:-G.RRIEL FERRIS, Spencer,
Tioga county, N. Y. rrbtay