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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-08-21

THE worst, because the most dangerous,
citizen Of France is Henri Rochefort. He
is not dangerous by reason of any probl-
bility that he will commit acts of violence,
but because Of his great influence for evil
on the most lawless element of the popu-
lace of Paris. II was his influence that
stirred up mobs to insult Italians. II was
he who yelled on the mob to insult King
Alfonso. But for these outrages France
might easily have had the alliance instead
Of the ill-will of Italy and Spain, and her
lonely position in Europe suggests the need
Of friendship rather than suspicion or
malice. The latest demonstration of
ROchefort's peculiar talent is his advice to
the anarchists to insult Lord Lyons on the
supposition that England is responsible for
the murder Of Pain, although there is no
evidence that Pain is dead. Pain was or is
a man whose exit from the shores OF tims
would not be q loss to the world, bat this
fact gives him special claim on Roche
forts sympathy. II the death of Pain has
actually occurred in the manner alleged, no
possible good, and only evil, can result
from insulting Lord Lyons. Unless the
French republic desires the permanent un-
friendliness of all Europe, she would do
well TO muzzle Rochefort. The laws of
France provide for such cases as he pre-
sents In his incendiary paper.
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AUCTION SHES.
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)Y THOMAS BOWLING, AuCTIONEER.

RY THOMAS BOWLING, AUCTIoNEER.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON vIR-
GINA AVENUE, BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH
AND EIGHTEENTH SITS. NORTHWEST.
by virtue OF deed Of trust dated January ., 1878,
recorded Lib S77, f. 800, ct seq, of the Land Rec
ords of the District Of Columbia shall Offer for sale
at public auction, in front OF the premises, on
NEXT, Ar b:30 o'clock p. m original lot 4, in
square 14T, In the city of Washington.
Terms of Observation-Disclosures secured and expenses
of sale In cash; balance at six twelve, and eighteen
months with Interest from day OF sale, secured by
deed oftrust on the property one hundred
posit at time OF sale. Conveyancln2 at purchasers
cost. GEORGE Il. HERRICK, Trustee.
au:I-m, tn, OF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-08-21

lChcstcr Times
Modesty may be flower, but II is not the
one who wants TO be governor of New York
state.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-08-21

THE New York World saws that the
commissioner Of pensions "finds the pen
sion rolls throughout the country speckled
with the names Of people who have no
earthly right to draw money from the
government. In Chicago $50 persons are
receiving pensions who have no lawful
claim. Moneyis being drawn for men who
are dead and for soldiers widows who are
now married." This is utterly false. 1t
has not been discovered that sin gle dollar
was paid to any one of the $50 persons at
Chicago. The same UNANIMOUSLY false
report was made some months ago
about the pension rolls in this city, and
the names of dead soldiers and widows
were given to the public as those of persons
who had been drawing money yfraudulently.
Not one of them had drawn a cent dshon-
estly, nor had their names been used fraud
ulently. The regulations are such that,
without direct and easily exposed COM
plicity on the part of the pension paying
officers, no person can get pension who is
not lawfully entitled to do SO. 1t is not
easy to conceive of more dastarlly out
rage than such accusations against the dead.
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ONE OF THE TEACHERS WILL DAILY SEE
" scholars OF the Norwood Institute or persons
desiring information about the school during the
month of August in the parlors of the Institute.
1914 11th ST., by request Of the principals. MIR.
AND MRS WM. ID. CABELL. myl4-6mO
CHENANDOAH VALLEY ACADEMY, WIN
- chester, Va, Send for catalogue. q. l.. y.
MINOR NJ. A. university Virginia), ILL., ID.
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UlNTED HELP.
WANTED---HOUSES .


NHTANTED-A HOUSE AND LOT on EAST
w Capitol St. bet, lat aud Stli sts, Parties hty-
ing property to sell for cash will pleisc address
JOHN IL. NORWOOD, 215 East Capitol st. 0.2l
WrANTED-TO RENT FROM SEPT 10 OR 20,
w large house, centrally situated In the
northwestern part OF the city. Address n. Il.
r., Republican Office. 3-22
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VINTED-ROOlEy.

NTANTED-A SUITE OF UNFuRNIsuED
w rooms on 2d floor, within easy ncccss Of "
good boarding house; must he In n good locality.
Address, stating terms, Box 307, city p. o. All
NITANTED-ROOM AND BOARD FOR A
w young man and wife; must he elegant, good
location. Give terms. =. Il. HESkErr, Martins
burg, Knox County, Ohio d.22
yXTANTED-BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, A
w furnished room, with or without board near
Metropolitan railroad; private family preferred;
references exchanged. W. i. WOOLARD, Repub-
licRn ONCE. i-22
WANT D-BY A YOUNG MAN, A FUR
w nshed or unfurnisled room, with or without
hoard; must be reasonable. Address NJ. T., Repub-
llcnn Office. d-21
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AMUSEHEN7iS.

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MoureSs MEyS WadnCsday Us nuG; and Ts Saturday.
Ensaec%Sps e wa'Iiagio9s sgS FavOfi's
In the New Version Of Il 10 ho,Is M,ipn,s- Drama.
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,.t ~. ,,.,'.,,s,
AhS Ins TGIpRR TGpHIsr ri2 ESrce
Assisted by a company Or Of well Known ability.
Ntoxn,v Evpxtxo. -- sonycr,r nor o,r,,,,oo ,oo,,,
appearance Of NIr Downing as Hank Monk -''',
IuEspAY EyESISe.aBcneht X; Off
IuInsnt npSisDH neucat Emmet me- Guards.
box Once Open. '''''''''' e'"''' nu2o.et
A LDAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
N EVERY EvENISo-No MArISEE.
,r,,x,,,, ,,,J,,.,-r1,, USrn ,s nnI,N, ,r.y,r.
JEANNE MiNSnuS a. poNNn s,S,a
--N NEXT MEEk-ThE MlkAeo;
A Try CASTLE PARK, MI; pLEAAss.ANT:
"a POPULAR SUMNER AMusEMNENTs.
LADY .AuDLEY,s SECRET.
Concluding with dancing.
Nalrns Drug store. au22-d
/-,oNIoIT sITNNFn CARNEY
NSnAcrntrNr rxTp AopptNApy pop r,tta
WEEK on TiiT FAMotIs 'iN
.,.o r,,I,;s ni;infy IA ~ IupnnVyy r,tSnT .xny
AiSo 'hmTS iNn Ar n rvt,pfsrf ANVIL
N'"N' .,',.,@ ,,D $500 A' '
IONIC o,,el 10Y, y % vo,ne Agn,mi a,a s,,,.,.,
4l"'I'l,,o Iu,,uus, i''u's'"s wv ,,.'''ey-
DpoCD AMAZE
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No'''i ATfLrriu iT nEg 10 'ThRR al H'io ~ @''
H. Ntnxinx p,ann,rro,,
v" -"'N - 90, nv W. ~ "'h''"'
JAMES PAIN or IoNnoN
Manhattan Roach Co,nnany Ssy ynnrk. Dora
technist to the Royal Yacht squadron and
AlcNnnuia ihlnec, anu A!eNnnurn
ENhihihom GO, new YORK,
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Grand pispiay o. Iarse Sheis siery iorpSea9es ne
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niU, ,s ,v iii , s p,t S,,. ~,
i Ii r,a Iri,I I"yv "Tynn,or,inni' nIce
6yIsniai Trce nisnIoy oS poin,s ni.ipch sbc,ls
Nolley Of shells, Dropping Stars, The Pleiade, or
seven flontlng stnrsi, ness OF Kissing flery
vice the White Elephnht, fl!ght OF Shells Inri-
chute the transit OF venus, Aerial Bouguet, Sheli
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SUMMER RESORTS.

SUMMER RESORTS.
A TIANT1o CITY.
EXPRESS TRAINS RUN THROUGH
WITHOUT sToPsIN
NINETY MINUTES,
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD,
From Station Foot of Vine street.
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD,
From station foot OF Market Street.
Accessible from Washington by the through trains
ofthe
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC r. II.
From the New Broad Street Station of the Penn
sylvania Railroad at Philadelphia, street will
convey passengers direct to the West Jersey Rail-
road Station. Union Transfer Coaches to the station
of the Camden and Atlantic Railroad.
For through tickets, baggage checks, md full In
formation apply as follows:
NORTHEAST CORNER THIRTEENTH STREET AND
PENNsYLyANIA AVENUE,
Station Baltimore and Potomac Railroad.
CHAS. L. pUGH. J. II. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
THE QUEEN OF WATERING PLACES,
CAPE MAY,
1srenched by the
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD
Two HOURS FROM PHILADELPHIA.
FAST EXPRESS TRAINS, with Parlor Cars at
tached, run during the season at convenient
hours. Passengers arrive Mt the new Broad Street
station, philadelphia, where Union Transfer
Coaches and Horse Cars transfer them direct to the
station Of the
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD.
at the foot Of Market Street.
Fortickets, baggage checks, and full information
apply
NORTHEAST CORNER THIRTEENTH STREET AND
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Station Baltimore and Potomac Railroad.
CHAs. L. PUGH, JR. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
DOCK ENoN SPRINGS AND MINERAL
III BATHS.
Great North Mountain, near Winchester Va.
About seven hours ride from Washington. Two
1855. No bar 4 safe and delightful summer re.
sort. Altitude over 1000 feet. Atmosphere dry.
No swamps or fogs. -Four different mineral waters
of great value In the cure Of kidney and liver COM
plants ans n % r@g
gallon over ID grains OF iron In the best form
known, viz, carbonate OF protOxide, and nearly 13
grains sulphate of magnesia. These mineral waters
may be used singly or combined in hot or cold
baths. An immense swimming pool heated to an
agreeable temperature.
Terms very moderate.
Round-trip tickets from Washington $3.50, good
for the season.
Pamphlets and all Information at A. s. PRATT
& SONS, Manager, 401 9th street northwest,
Washington, d. q.
OLD, POINT COMFORT. VIRGINIA.
HYGEIA HOTEL,
SITUATED 100 YARDS FROM FORT
MONROE.
Open all the year. Accommodates 1000 guests.
Equal to any hotel In the United States. Surround
ings picturesque and historic. Appointments, table,
and service unexcelled. Bathing, boating fishing,
and driving specially attractive. Terms less for
equal accommodations than any resort In the coun-
try. Pure ocean air, free from malaria, and con-
ducive to refreshing sleep. Send for descriptive
pamphlet.
II. PHOEBUs, Proprietor.
pY THE SEA. ATLANTIC CITY.
ASHLAND HOUSE,
NOW READY FOR SUMMER BoARDERs.
RATES, IS TO sI5 PER WEEK.
Address MRS, NJ. s. LOCKWOOD.
$40 18th st., Washington, ID. c.,
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Book AMP Jon PRINTING.
PERSONAL COnIFORT.
I'm, WHITE, FooT SPECIALIST,

DR. WHITE, FOOT SPECIALIST.
Corns, Bunions, Club and Inverted Nails, Vas
culur Excrescenccs, and nll diseases OF the feet
treated ut Ills establishment, 14l8 Pennsylvania
avcnre (Opposite Willard's lloteD, DIR. WHITES
Mtnty-hfh consecutive year OF practice In WASH
ington, baltimore establishment, IL North Eu-
tGw street,. Office fee, 81 sitting. Hours a. NJ.
TO 6p, IN.
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CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR.
- 9th and ID SITS. N. Wa practical business edu-
cation that qualities young men and women to sup
duties of life. Thorough instruction given In rapid
writing, the English language, correspondence,
rapid calculations. bookkeeping, business practice
and type-writing. Regular day and evening ses'
sions resumed Tuesday, Sept. i, at o q, m. and p
IN. Office open for arrangements by the year or
quarter on and after Monday, Aug. "a. A full
corps OF teachers Illustrated circular, giving full
information, sent free on application. HENRY Q.
SPENCER, Principal. Mrs. SARA A. SPENCER,
Vice PRINCIPAL,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-08-21

NEW GERMAN METHOD FOR THE PIANO,
~ by which pupils can accomplish in few
months time what is ordinarily done In years with
the old methods, Is founded upon thorough bass
principles, and particularly adapted TO new begin
ners. Parents, teachers, and scholars Will welcome
the instructions contained In this method; course
Of lessons will easily convince them that II is what
they desire. For terms and other information call
al the studio or address CHARLES W. THOMP-
SON, Oil NJ st. N. W. je20-tf
MEDIA ACADEMY-swITHIN @. SHORT
lu lidge, A. NJ. Harvard College GRADUATED,
Media, Pa. myS-0m
rJIIE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
AT 723 l4TH ST. N. W., CITY,
VIII remain open all summer. Also Summer
School at Plymouth, Mass.
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LOST IND FOUND. .

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I OsT-sb REWARD-SATURDAY NIGHT
II Aug. 10, large lemon and white setter dog, with
lemon and long tail, heavily fonthered and IN
clincd TO curl; also black and white, half grown
puppy. w. 4. BuRF0RD, 1713 II st. N. w. o.2t
+ OsT-ON AUGUST 10, ON AVENUE OR i
IL At. car, papers important only to the widow of
Samuel Burnett; reward. Leaveat 11OS II 81. N.
w. p-22
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THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN Is ISSUED
L EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, and con-
lans all the news Of the week Subscription price,
LOO per year. Single copies, ready for mailing,
CutE,
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UAyTED-EMpLOYMENT.

INASTED-DY A RESPECTABLE COLOtED
w woman 10 cook, wash AMI iron, or cpnS.
rrly at the store, 1914 9th st. 1.2l
NAyANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF two
w years. experience IN hat and gents furnish
ing business. Address Y, Republican Once. 1.2l
IXTANTED-A SITUATION AS S1tOUsEHEEPER
w or general manager In public or private
boarding house or hotel, by an experienced widow
lady. Address b. u. T., Republican Office. aul2-tf
U1NTED HELP.
w ANTED-AN ASSISTANT IN A DENTAL
land Dental Association, 211 li9 st. NV 2.2i
NXTANTED-A hoy IN CLAIM ATTORNEYS
w Office Address, IN own handwriting, stating
wages expected, s. s., Republican Onlco. 2.24
NxTkNTED-A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH, AND
w iron. Apply at once to 1873 II st. N w.
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Il tween 1st and ID SITS. N f.; o rooms; water,
gas, and bath; fronting park. Inquire on
preu1igps. H-Dg
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ION RTSIHI NEW .R0oM niliGK iIoIiSES
Il with water, gus, and sewer, Va. ave. bet.
1st and I'd sts s. t.; rent for s10.75. G. II. PAR
RER, 4i2 and L sts. :. w. O-2i
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Il vance, No. Ola g st. s. f., containing six
rooms besides bathroom and cellar, and all modern
conyeniences. 6-22
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EoR RENT-NEATLY FURNISHED HOUSE,
Il II rooms, bath, in good order; the rent will be
reasonable TO an acceptable tenant. JAMES @.
SIRIGG, 1924 N. Y. ave. O.2i
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For REyT-ROOHy.

ITOR RENT-slT 12ru ST. N. w, LARGE
II newly furnished rooms, with excellent table
looid, convenient to four lines Of cars. 7-2t
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Manhattan Beach Company New York; Pyro-
tcchnist to the Royal Yacht squadron and
Alexandra Palace, and Alexandra
Exhibition Co, New York,
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COLUMBIA BICYCLES AND TRICyCLES
~ require less repairing than others. There arr
more Columbia Bicycles In use In America than all
other first wheels combined.
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For RENT-HOUSES.

Tor RENT-To CATERER, DINING ROOM
Il and kitchen. Inquire at 033 q St. N. W.
jelS.tf
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Tor RENT--2 LARGE CoMMUNICATINd
II rooms in house with modern Improvements;
rent cheap. 81 st. N e.; convenient to cars. 7-2l
ITOR RENT-oFFICE ROOMS on 1sT FLOOR
Il In building No. 037 4 st. N. W., s15. ALBERT
H. FOX No, 300 Il 81. N. w. T.2l
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L,OR RENT-DEsIRABLE BRICK, No. 219 30
Il st. N. f.; z rooms, BATH &C.; s22.50. ALBERT
f. FOX, No. 02O Est. N. w. 0-2l
IroR RENT GROOM BRICK HOUSES, D.
IL room, and 4-room; good location. Apply II.
=. JOHNSTON, 493 IA. nv. 0'21
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EOR RENT LARGE FRONT ROOM, on
Il either OF smaller rooms; all OH I'd floor of q
new house, and well furnished Address s. q. A.,
Rpnublirnu Officp. 7.nu1O-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-08

kansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky,
Louisiana, Mississippi, North Caro-
lima, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vir-
ginia and Texas, show an increase
in wealth amounting to 1892, 3O5,93O.
These figures tell the story of the
South's progress in a way that is as
eloquent as it is convincing.
''The South IS not standing still.
She is advancing with giant strides.
Every year thousands of rcw farms
are opened and the land already I'm
der cultivation is made more pro-
ductive by the use of fertilizers.
Every year additional capital is en-
ployed III developing mines. Every
year manufacturing Industries are
established. The figures are at hand
10 support these statements.
cit is within the bounds Of posi-
bili,y that the present generation
will see the South attracting atten-
ton for her marvellous development,
just as the Yves. is attracting atten-
ton now.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-08
Tricks of an Old SmuggIer.
Thousand Islands letter.

II hpGStati ISLANDS Letter.
There was an old man here some years
ago of the name Of Gregg, he's dead and
gone now, and has left no relatives, so it
won't hit any enc to let out on him. said
river boatman recently. "But when you talk
about genius as smuggler, lie was right
there. He took it from the first. He was
rocked i'll q smugglel cradle and dosed with
smuggled medicine, an; 50 it grew into him.
I'll give you \ Sample. You know in the
winter about here the rivers freeze up solid,
so that teams can go all over from the lake
to the rapids, and when the mercury gets
down among the twenties it makes things
uncomfortable for green hauls if they hap
pea to be reVcaue lie IS.
"But this sort of winter leather was in t
the kini that old man Gregg liked, and it
was a cold day when they nabbed him. You
could make Il suro guess that every snow
storm would see more or les; brandy
brought over, and the way 10 fixed it was
this Knowing that ordinary team
would be seen on the snow AMI ice when
o long WY Il, he always started out with
n white horse, ! sleigh painted tie same
color, anil wearing G. white rubber coat and
hat SO t'4s on the ice booked Ike 4 biz zuow
heap, only for tie motion. TEay say that
the officers often pa seI him SO near that he
could hear them breathing
"Oace when tine old man was taken sick
some ono went to his place and in fooling
around the barn, found i, 900 or 5000 yards
of rubber piping Ole line smelt of kero-
sene and the other of liquor. 1t was con-
cluied that he had tried to force kerosene
over into Canada through one pipe and to
draw Canadian brandy into the United
States with the other. 1t was big scheme.
but l guess it didn't work.
Ono day tho old man was seen hauling
ice on the river. He was coming up from
Chimney island. Up he goes to his ice house,
unloads, and starts off after another load.
One of tho officers thought it queer for him
to go so far for ice when he had it right
along his own door yard; so he hoped on
the sled and they started off together The
old man gave him n ride down to Chippewa
bay, then over to the other side covering
about forty miles in all with the Their
mometer down to ten below zero. When
the officer got homo that night he was so
stiff he nearly broke in two when he tried to
get off the sled. He said that old Gregg
was the most particular man for ice he ever
saw. He'd taken q block here and there all
down and up the river. But there were
people that knew the old mans dodge, which
was to have plugs of brandy frozen into
snow ice and cut into blocks and piled so
that no one would suspect it in the world
Some loads of ice would clear the old man
$50 or 500 in brandy
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-08
Cancer of the Tongue
A Case Resembling Gen. Grants.

Some ten years ago had scrOfulnIIs SORE.
on my right htnd which gave IA" great treU-
bic, and under the Old-timr treatment WIS
healed up, and supposed was wen. found
however, il had only been driven into Tie.
system 10y the use OF potash and mercury,
and in March, INS.,, il hroll" ont 10 my throat
and concentrated in what some Of TIA, doctor
treatment for his discus SOM, ii Dr eg-, ga
of the best physicians i'll IN" country had ric
ut different times under their charge, ana TI-
them three Si"ftlt7A il fnl~ ilr': hit Hh'
after another wouiH exhaust their XII. ..f3
drop me, for grow worse COM inHalIy, iho
cancer had t'ttenthr7ugh nay ciieth, ,l'stroy-
ing the roof of my mouth and upper lip. thou
attrck 81 NY tongue, palate and lower lip, de-
stroying the palate and und.r lip entirely AMI
half my tongue, eating ont to the top OF my
left check bone ana ~ tp the lett eye. From
a hearty, robust woman of 80 pounds, was
reduced 10 mere frame of sIlnn ana bones.
almost unable to turn myself iii bed. could
not eat solid food. but StlbSlsted On lluuid1-
and my tongue WAS so far gone ! could not
talk. The anguish of mind and the horrible
sufcrin2s of body which experienced never
can he revealed. Given up by physicians to
die, with no hope of recovery upon the part
of friends who sat around my bedside O. meet
ing every moment to bc my last in tact. my
now and thon 10 SEE. whether WI dead or
not. and at one time all decided that lite was
extinct, and my death was reported all over
the country.
Such was my wrctchrd and helpless comb
ton the first of last october 0SsD, when my
friends commenced giving me SWIftS SpcCi-
fic. In less than II month the eating places
stoppe,- ana healing commenced, AMI Tho
fearful aperture in my check has been closed
ana hflnly knitted together. \ process OF Il
new under lip is progressing finely, and the
tongue, which was almost destroyed j. being
recovered and il seems that nature * supply
ing new tongue | can talk 80 tha5 my
friends can readily understand me- and can
eat solid food again. ! am able To walk about
wherever please without the assistance OF
any one. and have Eain@d nifty pounds OF
flesh. All this, under the blessing ~ H!er'-i-
ful Heavenly Father, is due 10 vi - sireciIir-
/ am II wonder aud Il marvel to ali my friends
hundreds Of whom have known my intense
sufIcrings. and have visited me i'm my aihl'l-
ions. While am not entirely wCii. SET my
gratitude il none the less deVoUt, ana arm
confident that a perfect recovery l. now in
sight. If any doubt these facts, would refer
them to Hon. John IA. TTaylor. state senator
of this district, who Is my ncichbOr. Dr, T. =
Bradticld, of Latirangc, Ga, ar 70 any other
person living in the SOut hcrn part at Troupe
county, Ga
MRS. MARY l.. CONFER.
LAGRANGE, Ga, May IA. lss5,