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Connecticut western news., 1885-11-04
WASHINGTON NOTES.

The Director of the Mint estimates the amount of gold and silver coin in the coun- try on July 1, 1885, at SS20, 900, 900, of which T542, O0,0 0 consisted of gold and $278, 900, . OO0 of silver. This amount was owned as fol 'ows:-By the Treasury-Gold, $53, ,223 160; silver. S95 l19,G65; total of Sl43, ,342 5. 1;y naticnsl baltks-Gold, $I65, 575 .67; silver Sll, ,975, ,833; q total of %176 55i, TOO. By other hanks and private hands-G1Id, $323, ,375, COP; RilW r, SI7l, ,725 303; g total of $I95 101, 912. The dircctor has deducted the amount of coin ia ihe Treasury represented by gold and silver cel t.fica.cs outstanding, and added 1t to the stock of coin in active circulation. In addi- ton to the coin in the country there was in the hints and assay offices on July l, 1885, gold and silver bullion available for coinage as ;oIows:-Gold bullion, value, S66, 847, 095; silver bullion, cost, 54, 654 5S7; total of $7l, 50l, Adding this to the amount of gold aud silver c in in the country it gives the to- tai coin and bullion at that date as 1892, ,500 519.
 The chief of the bureau of statistics re- ports the total number of emigrants arriving at ports of the United States from principal foreign countries during tho month ended september 3O 1S85, as 27,80i; for tho same month last year, B, 1895; for the nine months ending the same date this year, 269, 856; last year, 336, 449.
 The chief of the bureau of statistics re- ports that the total values Of the imports of merchandise during the twelve months ended September 30, 1885, were $570, ,551, ,26O, and during the preceding twelve months, $658,- no O65, decrease Of $57, 55s, ,805 The values of exports of merchandise for the twely, months ended September 30, 1885, were $7l5,- sos 671, and for the twelve months ended Ssr- tember 30, 1884, were $735, TIT, 900, 8 decrease of $19, ,878, 359.
 FOREIGN uKMA
 A dispatch by the Mackay-Bennett cable announces that the health of King Alfonso is decideiy alarming. The Carlista are building plans on this foundation.
 --It Is denied that king ThebAw, es Bur. msh, hes been murdered.
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Granite Quarry Property
For Sale
Notice Of Sale ~ Thu,

WHEREAS the Collins Granite Company, Of
w East Buehili, Maine, corporation existing
under the laws OF Maine, and having, it, office &C
Portland, IN said state, on the second day OF Jan
nary, A. d., thousand eight hundred and
eighty two, by its trust mortgage deed OF that
date. duly executed and recorded In the Hancock
County Registry of Deeds, Vol l>0, Folio $50, and
y the records of the town of Biuebill, Book :,
rage wv, and IN the records Of The City Of Port
,anal ho"k y. Pages ~. amt ~ conveyed Y
liliam y. Gould, Of DeeriHg AMI Byron y.
AerTill, of Portland, both tn the County of am.
herland, the real estate and personal property
herein described, III trust 10 secure pa stIrut
certain bonds of said corporation therein clcs,ril.
ed dated january ,, \. u, is,1, and interest
thereon NJ stN per cent. per annuln. payable
quarterly, and quarterly payments uf I've hun
'tred dollars t. a sinking fHnd thercfor conditioned
among other things. that II default shall hc made Ia
the payment ~ any of said bonds or the Interest
thereon, or any part thereof, or the said If
hvc hundred dollars, quarter yearly at th, cn,icF
every quarter during the first fyc years a. aforc-
$tl'i, or In the performance Of any other of the
conditions of this deed then il SHALL he t,,fui for
the said grantees, or the <ilr.i ynr If them and
their successors. 10 take actual possession Of the
property hereby conveyed and set aud di4pp,.r
~ suihcicnt amount thcrsut Wtii the improve.
hrnts thereon "a uay thr prinripa ana interest ut
al OF said honds. which may thcn i.' OUTSTANDING
aiI ny expenses Of the trust or larger amount
a. IN thcif Judgment, part he sold itlt.
ott loss or thJhry to the whole, aud account the
~1i'l sfHuinr H. successor or assigns. for any
balance az tile proceeds Of such sal, remain.
in< pycr aud above the amount reqait,, Tor th,,
ABOVE hAiti purpose such sait t. 10 nj pul,c
aurfiau, the premise. afItr tnrp,.
months hotties thereof, published in nvW sUappr
printed ia sa1 Portland ami one 10 the ,,tt;irv
ni Hancock. and without other notice OF demand,
anu whereas the conditions Of salt trust In0rt
iced have fCen broken, and the holders of said
lH'nts Of ~" saj't corporation which, arr nov out
staining have heretofore requested Us the said
trustees ~ takr possession ~ the said property
convey el % a. IN and fnrtcla~c said trust
mortgage deed aud to sell Saii property in d.
cnrt tncr with the terms and provisions Of ~aiI
decd. au the said trustees have notified said
corporation thereof. and have taken actual pos
session 81 sad property, NOW therefore, notice
i hereby given that we the said trustees claim
foreclosure 90 the said trust mortgage, decd for
breach "i IT, conditions. ami that aur Judgment
trtnE that part ~ said property sufficient To pay
~tid outstanding honI~ aut accrued Interest
thereon. cannot hr SoI without tnjur, tn thr
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To Base Ball piayers-A full line Of Base
balls. Bats, Caps and Belts just received at J..
A. fIale's Book Store.
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.
Are you disturbed at night and broken Of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with pain
Of cutting teeth II So send at and get a bot
tie of Mrs. WISsLows SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
CHILDREN TEEtHfNG. Its value Is incafulabie.
II will relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately.
Depend upon il, mothers. there Is mistake
about II II cures ,lyseLtcry and tliarrfpa,
regulates the stomach aid bowels cures wind
collie, seftens the gnms, reduces Inflammation, and
gives tone and energy % the whole system. MRS.
WtNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN
TEETHISG Is pleasant to the taste, aud Is the pre-
scriptian ot one of the oldest aud best female
nurses and physicians IN the United States and Is
for sale by all druggists throughout the world.
Price - cents 4 bottle. tvri2
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Y.ltham.
Mr.. Milton Haslam has bought the farm
owned by the late Deacon VIM. Mercer
Mr. Frank Jordan has been housed up
some time with neuralgia. so much so as to
require the services of physician.
Mr. Buzzel Wile,, Of Beddinaton,
made a brief visit lately to the home of his
friend. l.. F. Giles.
Mr.. David ingalls, recently sold two
pairs of valuable oxen to A. G. Pettingill
Of Sullivan. Mr.. Pettin,ill will work them
on bis quarry.
Mr.. Vim. Grant built, during the past
winter, a small hot house and now has some
thrifty looking garden plants.
/ forgot to mention in my last conmun-
ica,ion. that on April IS. about thirty of our
Young men met at NJ. X Haslams and
went through" large pile Of wood, leav-
ing it suitable for household purposes, after
which the boys partook of a hearty supper.
In the evening Mr.. Has!am furnished music
and hall for social dance. No doubt the
company felt themselves amply paid.
Mrs. A. B. Moore or Nav /. was the
recipient Of novel MAY basket consist
ing of sufficient number Of friendship
squares 70 make friendship quilt. 1t was
complete surprise to Mrs NJ. She was
much pleased with the token of good will,
and thanks all those who contributed 10 it.
Miss Carrie Gardner was the originator of
the May basket"
Mr.. George Cook found on going to
his barn. Sunday morning. that sometime
during the night, bear had made call on
him, battered down the sheep-pen door and
killed two sheep and five lambs and injured
several more of the lambs. A mum .er of
men started in pursuit of the bear but only
one of the party. Charles Emerson was lucky
enough to get shot at him, but the bear
escaped. Bear traps are now set and oil are
in hopes hruin will be caught.
Two large deer recently crossed the
main road in broad daylight. one near CAL
vim Kingman's and the other near WIN.
Fox's.
The result of two town meetings was
TO build the towns half of the bridge which
crosses Union river near John Hasiam's.
The bridge will be built as soon as the water
will permit and will be all wood, piers and
ALL NJ K Hasln was chosen keeper of
Town hsll. J. II. H.
May g.
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THAT Constant Pain.

Has been upon me foryears. 1t was breHght on
BY lifting, over exertion, Sc, while following my
trade,' said Mr. Chas. Patterson, Eagiaeer, Ban
gor Machine Co., Bangor, Me 81 got no aid until
| began to use Browns SARsaPARILLA. All
troubles caused by Kidney Disease have lef. me-
and my present good health is due to the use Of
Browns SA2sAPAR1LLA.H
No woman having Kidney trouble, accom-
panied with those deep pains across the back,
drawing down pains. dizziness, restless sleep,
&c, can expect comfort in this life Until the
cause be removed. This cause is Disease Of the
Kidneys, and can only be reached through these
organs. Mrs. w. T. HeFrick, Of Glcnburn, was
afflicted, and sought yarioNs channels for help.
Hearing Of Browns SABSAPARILLA she tried
it, began to rally at once, and to-day enjoys good
health. BROWNS SARsAPARILLA is peculiarly
adapted for Kidney Disease.
Il had those darting pains
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Water Hsrhor.
Mr.. f. A. Baker, OF the firm of Baker
& Smith of this place, has lately returned
from, his homs in Boston where he has
passed the winter.
MIR. w VI. Pendleton and family, for
merry Of this place, arrived BY Saturdays
boat, We understand they are % remain
here through the summer aud TINT Mr.. PEN
dleton is To be connected with the boating
business Of Capt. r. Pendleton at Bar IIar-
hor
Nav IL. r.
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Deep seated in small Of back, sometimes on one
and sometimes on both sides, extending down
wards towards inside Of thigh, scanty and high
eolored urine, with Constipation, were the sysnp-
toms Of Kidney Disease that afflicted me,' slii
Hon. B. Il. Thomas, Treasurer penobscot Co.,
Bangor, Me. I" | have been cured BY BRowN's
SARsAFARILLA and heartily recommend it to my
friends"
c. II. Dunton, Of Hampden, was foreman of
the Stewart Mine. While setting pump he
strained himself, causing serious Kidney Dis
ease. How often this happens: sudden
wrench, an over exertion, or a violent jar brings
Kidney Disease. Mr.. Dunton would have severe
swelling across the abdomen, his food would be-
come sour on his stomach, together with pains
across the back and hips, He tried many rem
edieS, sought assistance in various directions, and
at last bought Browns SARsAFARILLA, and by
the use of two bottles was entirely cured.
Ii you have sharp pain
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with tired, languid feeling, bsaring-down pain,
&c, you may be sure" says Mrs. Chas. Bracket,
Of liermon, Me, tina, you have Kidney Disease
have been cured of severe case BY BRowN's
SARsArARiLLA, after had employed many doc
tors without benefit. Have been confined to my
home in times past, but am now in good health"
have used what is known as Browns SAR-
sAfARiLLA in my practice, prescribing it for low
state Of tie Blood for weakness peculiar to fe-
males, and especially for Kidney and Liver trou-
hles. have always met with success whenever
have used It. Being familiar with the clmpo
Sitton oi BROWNS SARSrARILLA. | pronounce
i 20 b. happy combination Of pure medicines
destined, have no doubt, to become famous as
a blood, kidney, and liver corrective. !. W. TlB-
Belts, NJ. D., Stetson, Me-
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Public Auction,
Thursday. June Is. 4. u. l>>5. at
two o'clock in he afternoon.

& certain trle Or uarg IL iand Il ifh afl f,. I,tli,i
.t.s- unt " har, - thr,,,t ,.t,,.l 5,t I'LL, .,,
t4eu AZ ne i!Atc 81 II. .aid cnpytyat5,r it,i
ttI in the, ton, .f Hiuehtf ,ff, rf u,,-..L .,,,t
state Of Maine, known "a ttr "a tn,,,r, f.r,,,'
AND bounded q. f.lh,,,. p, ,,itt p.i,,,i,,,,., "a, "
r,4Iar stake auI .t,n.- AZ Fla. ,., mr., -, -.
hau-p fnr1uerl, 81 FAM. I,t.r. ,n,t IN, ~, ~ Z,
tnr uf luuil .uv Dr formerly. N Iy5t-a t,,i tl
.aa tuu-.u. nnl running thr,tr, II, .at't NJ, .,
.ar \ntth ,-' M,-f .e,rnf,ri.At -,.l. VI I, .f,. i,
4sI ~tagr- th.t.r,. l., -ti,it III. IL t.l Nm. l.
Fa-t thirteen rtsI- auI a., -bt.,.,, Iitt. l.; "a , D,
thereof. thence. by l.pd ~ TDt.L,th Ma.
North N West uu-t, uin,, r.i, and, 80 ,., If,L -
L. lani Of john II turti- th,nr,, IL, -,iI ,t.
CORNER Of land u Lyou.r,i ,anda.c. thrnc, i,
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i''i lAf1-
Ms, Fannie l. Rowe! j, teaching the
Summer Term ~ district No >, Miss Nellie
G. B3rr'I - NJ. 1 Mss Nellie VI Ben
rctt in n, ,. Miss la A. Austin in NJ 6.
ana Ms. Mary +. Mad ioS in No. :.
Miss Nancy u. Turner and Mis-, Mary
\ Gilmore ar, teaching IN Buck sport. and
Mss lIr.r1 \ S'ockwril IN OTland
Nj VA :. Heath ha. reformed to
Georgetown. Ma.
The manufacture Of maple syrup and
sugar !, coming to hc an important factor in
farming III tbs town. The following have
engaged in the business quitr extensively
lna> season J V. Hurrljl \ San. Asa C.
KIrrN, Brewster \ Peaks. T. Gilmore \
Sau. Leonard G. Heath, and Fred o. Per
k,n,.
Mr. \. B. Cousins, wife and child cane
from Georgetown. Mas. last FRIDAY. and
WI. ,rend the summer al Nj SimIe T.
rc.A, AMI Sc hope viii ,:ay longer
a. H. Parap. Esq. Of the firm u
~. H. ana Thompson, rcturnrd from Can.
a.4 where be hs' been for several months.
Tai, G,m q, doing a good hu.ilr,- anl has
g., II en-e Of The public
: mon Wh.c ha, been carried % the
,rn
g'aal,-,t.
-Bu,.re>, j. star'in. u3-
4 ..Iy"a's is being built at TIE bead
d th, ban,
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a. for s23s.59 for tle superannuated preach.

/
this Conference.
DR.. ID. Z. kilder. Secretary of the Board
OF Education addressed the Conference in the
interests o, the Board. This was the Doctors
first visit and his remarks were highly appre-
ciatcd.
q. II. Chadwick. 6. :. Eaugiiart and X. l..
Nauiou wers admitted into fu connection.
Ro,. Mr.. Herring. delegate from the Bap-
III; church. was introduced and gave nm in
tcrs;ing address. Adjourned. Benedietion
bt Rev. Mr.. Herring.
Afternoon. The Womans Foreign Mission
airy S1yiyty held meeting. \. A. Lewis in
ID, chair.
Mr.. \. T. Iiemer,hau,cn read AN interest
in report. followed by M excellent address
from Mis-. e. N. Cu-hman. returned mission
ar. who ha, beeu working IN China.
81 ,hc annual meeiin. Of the Conference
p 1thrr-' Aid So,ic,, WA, called to order by
+ :. H. Bea3e. President. ). W Day read the
treasurer report. The Society i. in good con-
diti,n
s. H. EeaIc wa, elected President: Il. Il.
BsFnc. VII, President; l.. l.. Han,com, secrt-
tary; J. ". ia, Treasurer; J. \. Morelan,
Aui't3r.
f'.aiu.. Meeting in the interests Of
Church Extension was l-lI in Hancock Hall.
j. u. y }Iewg.i, E>i.. of Thoms~on. in the
chair, pf. kvu-t " philadelphia. wa, ex-
ptcto3. lu w1, Aeii AVA, BY the sickness Of
ti> mother. Ii> place was well filled by Rev.
\ :. l-adi. pT {. +. Allen and Bishop Bow
m1u.
~auri4, forenoon Tie Conference opened at
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C.. A.. NJ.

R.uchiii.
morning
The Congregational Church is being
furnished with new platform aud steps out of
doors.
Mr.. Eben NJ. Garland is on visit
here.
"A large amount Of personal property be-
longing 10 the Bluehll Copper Mining CO..
will be sold next Friday at 10 4. NJ.
Services in the Baptist Church, Sunday,
the first since the repairs were made
Services were conducted by M. Albert
Greene Of the Newton Theological Semi
nary. who gave very COOL satisfaction, aud
viii preach mere next Sunday.
There was quite an excitement at the
Baptist Circle last Thursday night Mrs.
Heard Lord. lady of 50 years of age. made
an all wpoi Log Cabin Quit. and presented
i q the circle, to he disposed of By votes,
the none, 10 be used for purchasing pulpit
set, Several aspirant, for the quilt present
ed themselves. aud they and their friends
worked well but Dr. r. F. Grindie secured
the prize. which Melted the circle nearly $50
Mr.. S,earn, lief; for his home in Newry,
,..t fhursla. before leaving here he puF-
chased the yesrling Jersey bull OF T. C.
G!4dings. and took It aIon; with him.
The statue has been placed on the
Soldiers Monument. and receives much
praise from all who have seen IT,
The ftienls Of Mr.. Vim. II. Darling,
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If you have any Pictures to be copied. en-
larged and framed, you should leave YOUR or
ders with b. +. JOY at once.
Call at joys and examine the Photographs
he is now getting up with his new scenery and
accessories.
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Instant relief for Neuralgia. Tootiache, Face
ache. Ask for Rough Oh Toethachc." Is ani p
cents.
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NOthrrs.

and the many Throat Affections Of children
promptly, plea sanity and safely relieved =,
Trough on Coughs. Trochcs, l5t.i iIalsam, I'd
MOthrrs.
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Mr.. c. q. Burril reports the line OF de-
posts in his bank as rapidly increasing and al
ready exceeding his antieipations. Mr.. Bur
rill offers the same banking facilities to our
merchants and others, as would be furnished
by National Bank. yf
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ralpitation, Drop-ical >wellings Dizziness ~
digestion, Headache, >eeples,ne-s cured ~
Wells Health Remover"
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The Maine Central Railroad Co.
Mt. Desert Branch.
Commencing, Monday, Oct. 20, ga.
EASTERN STANDARD TIME.
WESTWARD TRAINS.
EASTW ARD TRAINS

These Trains connect at BANGOR, With through
trains on Main Line, from and to Portland, Boston
and st. John.
re On and after May l. 1855, passengers by
morning train from Bangor connect al Bar Harbor
every Wednesday and Saturday with the STR CITY
of Richmond for Milbri,ige, Ionesport andMachias-
port. Returning, the Steamer leaves Maehiasport
every Monday and Thursday, connecting at the
Ferry with afternoon train which waits its arrival
Or special l. run If necessary. The Richmond
leaves the Ferry every MONDAY and Thursday
morning at 10 O'Clock for Portland via ali lan.i
ings.
PAYS0N TUCKER,
Vice Pres. and Gen'i Manager
+. L. BO0THBY, Genl Pass. and Ticket Ag't.
lyr2k
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II you are failing. broken worn out and ner-
yous, use Wells Health Remover" 81 Druggists
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cure Hard or solt corn-, warts, bunion,
Rough on Pain" Porou.-d Platter:
Strengthening, improved, the hest for barkarhe
pains in chest or side rheumatism neuralgia.
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If YOU are losing your grip on life try Gwen
Health Remover" Goes direct ~ weak spot.
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H~uXh ON PAih 1'OrhWseu Eslaster;

three or four hours every night coughing. Get
Immediate relief and sound rest by using Wells
Rough on Coughs Troches, 15c.; Balsam a5c
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Obituary.
MRS. MARY BARfi.Err.


Departed this life. April 3, Mrs Mary. wild
ow OF the late Capt. John NJ. Bartlett, OF Blue
hill. Me-. in the S9th year OF her age. Fer
more than twenty wears. Grandma Bartlett az
she was famiarly called by many OF her friends.
had lived In Charie>iown. residing with her
daughter. Mr. J. q. Bolster. Ry her Genial
disposition and sterling qualities Of mind and
heart. she had cndcarcd herself to large cir
Gle of friends. A woman of keen intelligence
and clear judgment. combined with strong.
practical good sense. she Looked we'll to the
WAYS OF her household" and The heart Of her
husband did safely trust in her" Industry
prudence. cheerfulnc>s and great fprtitH,le
were prominent traits in her character. ana
few lives were more rcpleic with lahnr>
and duties earnestly and faithfully performed.
Though in her later wears relieved OF the cares
and responsibilities II her earlier life. Grand
ma was never idle. The active brain aud dill
gent fingers were constantly employed in dr-
Ni.ing and performing some labor Of love for
the help OF cotnfurt Of those about her Firm
and unwaverinr ia her Christian faith. ,hr
loved the house Of God. ahd weekly wcul.,i
her way TO the sanctuary almost up to the close
of her life. Her faculties remained uudimme'l
To the last. \ clear aud comprehensive reader.
She " A. thoroughly Informed on the current
topic, OF tn, dav. and deeply Interested in M
that prrtainet 10 the welfirr ~ others. Her
long and useful life /. ended. Thr cheerful
voice j. hu-bcd. the busy hands are sim. htIi
the memory II her benign face. her kindly
WAYS. her words Of wisdom. her serene and
hoy trust. viii b. au inspiration AMI "a brnr-
dirlion to the relatives and friend. " hp da'pl
mourn her los. aud ~ hose lives have been
made better and stronger ~ the Influence ~
her noble example. The path ~ TIE iu-i j.
the shining ilght that >hineth NOR ami more
unto the perfect day."-t hnT'esiolcH Noirs.
tNa-S..l April Is.
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Rough on Itch cures hunor-. ,ruption- ring
worm, letter salt rheum, frosted fecr, chilblain~
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Two Remarkable Cures
HtKTLNNH tLFRGTNtNN ASH M ~pN
'tREp oF SERIOUS cuAtrI ,iNI~ ~ rIIE
i-sT pF BHow y sAK> ,rtEirrs.

HAkiiANl' ifkf'N NNN NNh Ni~ ~fN
'tREp oF SERIOUS tuMrI NNI~ ~ rHE
tsr oF BHowN'S sAR~,rsEirrs.
II would bc jmisn-, bic FIR til. prpprir.ur~
~ Brown ~ar>apariila ~ publish IN thy pa-
TER, any considerable portion y; the tr-timln-
i1i- which ilIcS arr continually in- inurh-
iug the remarkable cure- performed ~ ihrt
now justly celebrated preparation. OCCASION
ally however. a statement reaches IL OF - r.
markablc character to induce u 10 make
il public a Once 10 ORDER thst thp-" -imtlar.,
afflicted mas lp-c no Time ia ayalin- Ihcm-
selves Of the san" powerful agent of rriicf.
Nr. \. ". Miller dru --i-i ami apothrcart
A liartland, Ne. WRIT, n. under 'i1i" 81
MAY !, - follows:
ARA HlrreH & e..
GENTS Enclosed dnd . statement from Il j..
James fibb"t;-, ~ fhi- town. III regard tA
Browns >lr.apnriHa Mr.. l3hhatt. i. nnt at
our he~' citizens and b. statements, mAN ~.
depond.' upon rurrr,t. H. stated h.> ovu
case - m" more strongly than IN il- i"stiuou-
iN. lie aid Ia uc That hi. dJ>ta.,. haI rraeii. j
such 4 stage that hi urine "a. quite booJs
and that h. had suffered iufcp>es. H. wi-h,I
the fact 81 hi. eurc mad" public. which VIZ
'hr motive That induced hlm M makr f',
-iai mont ami ~ irrparr The testimonial
Ncrt Truly l"uf-.
40. MttirE-
The following i iho testimonial %. written
and signed hs Mr.. tibhsti.:
HNHrIN>p. Arrtl ;, lN~1.
hsvr taken Browns >ar>ai,arilta mr. lfetr
ani kidney trouble. aud ,,m ,uryl VI, -"n
Frank Iihhcti>, Dr. iuug he,u troubled wirH
il1"r complaint affecting h.> stomach, bow ~
and kidn-+-. His bowels had bvcuu, .n .,.,i-
.tipai'd that oa'h8rii.- wou'i not affect thtiu.
To -"curr an operation The -srlngr had to bee
used. Aftrr using uur-naIt bnril- ~ ,our
yt... .ft.4+. i.
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strengthening. improved, the best for blackjack,
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Gears out rats. mice rnaches. flcs. ants. bed
bugs skuHks, ehipmunk,. gophcrs. ljs'. Druggists.
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Ak for "Rnngh on Coughs" for Coughs Colds.
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