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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-27

IL" intention expressed by the President to
GO 1" Indianapolis for the purpose of attending
the funeral of Vice President Hendricks next
TUESDAY il in the highest degree creditable TO
him ~ a man and citizen; but II is nevertheless
greatly % be regretted that he not able to see
that his higher duty to the republic entirely
abS"ives him from any supposed personal or
official obligation to be present that OCCASION
The present juncture in public affairs Is such as
To make the seat OF government the true place
for the President for some time and it is to be
hoped that such counsels may yet prevail as
will persuade him to foreso his purpose, and
place himself as little possible in the way of
adverse fortune, at this Indictment season, OF
special risk TO health and liability to accident
In travel by land water. The country will
need no outward show To prove the depth and
sincerity of the Presidents grief at loss which
Is equally felt by ii with himself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-27
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

nor kENT-A FINE TONED PLANO: TERMS
m, NJ 81 5 9th st. q. W.
$50 Remington Type Writer No. 4 for sale or rent
Al leoS IA ave- n25-xts
LNOR RENT
II large and well arranged Stable I'm the north
west section Of the city Apply to
THOS J. FISHER CO,
nZo6t 1924 y ST. nv.
LNoR RENT-BRICK STABLE NORTHEAST
II corner OF D and 10th sts NV; room for three
horses and two carriages; all convenience Inquire
845 y ST. n2l-3ts
INoR RENT-A HANDSOME TURNOUT, CON
n sistng OF Coupelette New York built,
spirited Horses, and nickel mounted Harness: will
be let for the season 70 reliable party willing pay
fair price for private equipAge Address Box ID.
Star Office nlglm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-27

The death OF Nice-PrcSident Hendricks came
with tne shock of 4 complete surprise TO the
cui.Hts;: The event will be sincerely mourned
Il: ~. Hendricks was universally popular In
y1'.itc career reaching over i period of thirty
fct-. "-irs he sustained a character of singular
PROXY and dignity. He believed in party and
WIS tsOng party man, but he retained the
re~'ct 81 all by the integrity of his life and the
ndc.itT With which he discharged the public
dat.e- 10 r4hich he was assigned. This is much
to ID" S:lite OF any man in these days OF bitter
feeling AMI reckless charges, and the number of
put';ic men of whom it can be truthfulIy said is
not 81 large that single one can fall out of the
line without his absence being sensibly felt
both ny his fellows and the country at large.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-27
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

LNOR RENT-OFFICE AND CLUB ROOMS IN
II now National theater, elevator TO each floor,
running daily until IL pm. Houses furnished aud
unlurnished In all parts of the city. g. A ARMES.
1887 r st. nl2-lm
INoR REMITTANCE OFFICE ROOM, SECOND
Il noor corner 9TH and sts. n. W. Also suit
ner Rooms, third floor, 10th and r SITS u. W. suitable
for office or sieeping rooms; rent low. Inquire la
cigar nio-2m
LNoR RENT-OFFICE ROOM
JAMES f. WAUGH
ns-lm 033 r NV.
INoR RENT-DESK ROOM IN LARGE HAND
a some ONCE. Gunton Building. 9th IA W.
fronting on Penna ave-, be obtained modera
terms by application TO AS. PRATT & son. Real fs-
tate Agents. 4Ol 9th ST. NV no22m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-27

Ii BUILDING LOTS AT Low PRICE AND
EASY TERMS.
have subdivided RosEDALF. and offer Building
Lots. ~ feet 'front.' at goo $3.50, $500 $3.50 per LOO
Terms 10 per cent cash, balance moutbiy. Rosedale
located Immediately the eastern end OF the Co
iumbia railway company. 18th and II SD ne Plat -
my Office. SAC Market 6paca
oc5-2m W. H. CLAGETT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-27

L>oR RENT-LARGE PARLoR AND BEDROOM.
II communicating, second floor; comfortably f0r'
nished, heated and attendance: heth-room on same
door convenient TO street cars OF herdics iS2e .
NV. n2l-1ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-27

VIZ ANTED-SITUATIONS-Tw FIRST-CI.ASS
w white cooks and two chambermaids also colored
cooks, chambernaids, Mattresses, nurses men watt
ers, porters and drvera IA NJ st nw. DUNDORE
d co. nl,3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-27

rAfxER.S 2O4 10TH STREET NV. /
w f3Ain and Ceder Carpet Lining neV l0s
Thln EeIte Tor timers and alatoE1
ChsfcoeL Lime. Csuenk Dc oclo i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-27
WANTED--HOUSES.


VIyANTED-A BRICK HOUSE OF EIGHT OR
w nine rooms. Price between - 600 and $4,000,
from Sd to 18th and G TO r Sts. Terms. spot cash,
Must be bargain. Address Box 1l5, star office.
n27-2t*
w ANTED TO RENT IMMEDIATELY - A
w small furnished House. within haf mile of
Scott Circle. Good care; prompt pay. Send Gescrp-
ton and price, Box 4, Star office. n25-5t*
VTTANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE OF FROM
w II to IA rooms for six months in northwest
quarter, with southern exposure by family of adults
most desirable tenants Address BOX 49, Star office
n25-2ts
"ANTED-A HOUSE OF EIGHT OR NINE
w Rooms, price 81 900 to So OOO from 4th to 14th
st. to lot Is to 20 feet. Depth IS
100 Price 81 500 to 81 OOU Address Box ~. Star
office. n24-3ta
VXv ANTED-TO RENT OR PURCHASER
w House. with modern improvements corner,
and kitchen first floor. If possible: Also stable
Address, Immediately. Box 1873, Star office. n243t*
WANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR CASH-A
w Brick House, with modern improvements worth
about six thousand dollars, north OF and west of 7th
ST. occupancy not desired At present Address, giving
details, Box ~, Star office n24-6t
NTANTED-WILL PAY CASH FOR A SUITA-
w BILE Brick Residence Of 8 to IL rooms with mod
ern improvements: location Scott Iowa circle
Address Box 30, star office. n24-}ts
VIZ NTED-TWO-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE
w Of rooms aud cellar; mi: location between 4th
and l4th and and \ NV must be bargain. Ad-
dress Box so. Star Office. n24-3ts
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-03-19

The following letter from form
err barber of this place but now of
Sandusky, TO David Orser, explains
itself in saucy manner
Sandusky, March IL, 1886.
Mr.. Orscr.
Dear Sir:-you can hire Lee If
you like hut YOU can have the salts.
faction of My OPPOSITION for have n
tull XII of tools but chair aud glass
and that | will sende for rite away
You have your friends and / have
mlno SO we will doe business on the
squair and the one that comes out
Victories Is the best you have got
To hire and l have not not and for
living ! can get board as cheap
cheap az You can live and all will
be out will be for shop rent and no
that can make 20 TO have the $1,000
clear | had n talk with lots of my
old customers when | were down
there and they say they do not pat
enize you at all SO you sc each one
has his friends
remain Yonrs Truly
A. J.. GILLIAN
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-03-19
Mutual Insurance Companies.

The Mt. Clemens Monitor pro-
nounces the Macomb and St Clair
Mutual Insurance Company in very
bad way. II says the company has
800 undesirable risks, and that fires
have been 30 numerous In the past
year that the cost of insurance has
been about 1928 on 81 900, or large
ly in excess of the rates of regular
stock company.-Pt Huron Times.
In lieu of the above statement of
facts and for other reasons in which
Mutual Co.'S show unfavorable in
contrast With old stock companies,
our local insurance agents here are
cutting quite wide swarth in the
ranks of the "Mutual," many of the
best farmers have already cancelled
their policies, and still the work of
disintegration is being pushed for
ward with vigor by active men, who
have little mercy for Mutuals. 1t
is predicted the day of Mutual In.
surance Companies are numbered.
Sanilac mutual went down in dis
grace with an assessment of 81 pei
cent hanging over the heads of every
policy holder. Mudge's Port Huron
Mutual has gone to thunder and its
policy holders in silent wrath, going
out behind the woodshed kicking
themselves for being such consumatt
asses. Grand Rapids mutual ditto
and so on to the end of the chapter
disaster in every case to its coniid'
ing victims. Better to get insured
in good reliable stock company.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-03-19

The country newspaper Is the
most useful and least compensated OF
Ill the agencies which stamps the i'm
press II progress upon villages and in
land cities. Without the aid of a local
newspaper, local towns ara as rule
thrifiless and dead. 1t is common for
small great men To speak with con-
tempt Of local newspapers but the
village newspapers make more great
men out of less material--mpre bricks
without straws--than any other IN
politics, and ii il the one ladder tu
which men climb to local distinction
as the beginning Of the wide fame.
The advent of the local newspaper ha-
always dated the increased thrift of
the community. Tie local newspaper
is the life IT the locality. and measure
NJ support. IA = rule. MEASURES the adj
vaucrmrnt of the people. Mt only
subscribe. but pay for YOUR local news
papers. These are friends aud help.
mates ut all seasons.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-03-19
Emmett Emetics.

IaANsAN~'
The ExPosIroR visited Emmett, =
thriving village on the G.. sc. L. Ry
one day last week. While there we
visited some of the principal business
places commencing with Jas. Cogley
dealer in wagons, buggies, carriages,
farming implements, &c. Judging
from his large stock, spacious work
shops and ware-rooms, we concluded
that Mr.C must be doing very OK
tensive business.
Frank O'Neill received us with y
smile and when we unwound our
story OF "hard times and no money
generously handed out the"gold"and
said "chalk me down for the EXPOS
Butler &c Carey does a splendid
business in the nerchantile trade.
These gentlemen informed us that
after April LIST they intend doing a
cash or ready pay business.
John Kavanaugh made our heart
glad by giving our subscription list
boom. Billie Roberts ditto.
We called on p. Ii. Reedy whom
we were informed was quite ill bui
the courtesy we received at the
hands of the popular clerk G. w.
Curtis made us think that printers
are respected like the lave"
l.. +. O'Neil keeps dry goods and
groceries in a neat and tidy store,
does a cash business. lie sent us
away with heavy pocket and a
light heart.
ID. Donahue showed us his ina.
mense stock of furniture and under
taking. He also keeps sewing ma
chimes, organs and deals extensively
in machinery and farming nipple.
nents.
The postoffice store is well filled
and doing a good trade.
Last but not least we called on
"mine host" j. +. Ryan whore we
showed our feet under the table and
began to partake of hearty mea'
after which we smoked one of hi,
best havanas and started for home
Our trip to Emmett was both pleas
ant aud profit able and the kindness
aud patronage we received will not
soon be forgotten by the ExPosIToR.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-03-19
CORRESPONDENCE.
Evergreen Enigmas.

Jas Cheesman and family left
their home on Tuesday Of last week,
for visit with their old friends and
neighbors in the township of Ever
green ia the county of Sanilac and
were accompanied by +. ;. Nc
Gregory n former resident of Brock
way Centre.
On their arrival at Marlette, they
! were met by their old friend =. G..
Phillips with loving smile. The
company was driven to the Exchange
Hotel where dinner was served in
elegant style. After dinner all was
in readiness and they started Cor
Evergreen arriving at Mr.. Phillips
ut O'clock p. m. where they were
met by the family with many greet
ings. On Wednesday evening they
all met at Geo. Ii. Jones' where
oysters were served in good style
and they enjoyed themselves and
had n good time generally. George
and Till are happy and endeavor to
make others also. Thursday they
called on their old friend III. ).
Wait. Many of the neighbors gath
cred in the evening and had n pleas
ant time. Taffy pull, music and
singing by the Misses Wait. Satur.
day evening the neighbors met at p.
c. Phillips again where a pleasant
evening was spent in cracking nuts,
eating candy and apples, interspers-
ed with games, singing and chat.
Sunday was spent in quiet way at
Mr.. Jones'. Monday evening an
other oyster supper was on the dock
ct at Mark Turner's where oysters
were devoured in no small quantity
and a pleasant and jolly evening
spent.
Mr.. Cheesman in company with
p. S. McGregory and others visited
the land of gold at Cass City before
returning and report gold in paying
quantities, two or three companie'
being already formed and at work
sinking shafts, which have to be put
down 20 or 50 feet. On Tuesday
they arrived at Brockway Centre,
thence to their homes, being highly
pleased with that country and also
the manner in which they were re-
ceived by their old friends and
neighbors. S. L. and q.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-03-19
An Editor Initiated,

The editor Of the Schoolcraft
mich. Express was recently initial
ed into the Knights of the Mscca-
bees, and tells his experience in the
following paragraph:
Our readers will remember that
recently we spoke of the Maccabees
being the best organization extant
for poor men. 1t has the finest
beneficiary regulations of any order
we know of and a splendid insurance
branch that gives its benefits for less
money than any we know of, but
we spoke merely from what we could
learn and not from experience, but
last week we took in the whole in.
stitution, circus, band wagon, and
all. Whenj we got in there we
wondered whether the Macs were
all Irisbmen or why in Sam Hill
they had a Mac attachment to the
institution and we thought we could
catch bees enough to start an apiary,
but before it ended the bees caught
us, and we actually believe they had
more fun and better wind than we
did. In the first place the gong was
sounded, and we were permitted TO
enter, riding horse radish, upon
which was mounted saddle of NUT
ton. The king bee asked whether we
had gathered any honey, and deduct
ing our travelling expenses abstract
ed thy rest to purchase provender
and ammunition for the campaign.
We were asked great many ques-
tions such as: How many bees
comprise an apiary? How old was
Pharoah's grandmother Are moe
casins made of the moccasin snake
variety? and, Who struck Billy Pat
terson? After dancing a jig We
were given a free ride in balloon.
after which we took lesson i'm box
ing with spittoon resting lightly
on our right ear, to attest the steadi.
ness of our nerves. We were then
required to repeat the declaration of
independence backwards, and in
rhyme, and to hold barrel of flour
out at arms length while the entire
orchestra gave the widest, wierd
music ever heard outside of Chicago.
After serving cold mince pie, a
pint of regulations, and a gallon of
fresh breath, we were duly declared
a Sir knight of the Knightest kind,
were told that the password was
yankee doodle for this term, and
then the sir knights sat on our stom
ach and deliberated for ten minutes
and led us out barefooted into the
snow, our pockets stuffed with fried
cakes, and that is all we remember
ed of the initiation. The candidates
are numerous, the order fiourishing,
and what we don't know oi the
Maccabees isn't worth knowing.
We have "been there" aud sympa-
thizo with him.--[Ep.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-03-19
Auction saIes-G. w. BELL, Auctioneer

The undersigned will sell by Pub ic
AUCTION ut his residence two miles
north st Old Brock way. on Thursday
ArIil 2, 1885, a lot Of horses. cattle
'armmg toDls, household furniture.
&c. See bills. WM WHITE.
The undersigned FIR the purpose of
atisfying crrtain chattIe mortyaee
against the property owned 10y ID VIII
Glendening, viii sill by Public Auc-
ton at the farm of the latter IN Sprak-
or one mile north of Melvin, on Tues
lay, March "a H., 1885. a lot of horses,
cattle, farming totls, ~.
w. b. LAIDLAw.
The undersigned will sell bv public
auction AT his farm in the township OF
Wales OH Tuesday, March 81, all OF
his horses, cattle, farming tools, some
household furniture, &c. Everything
must go ut some price. ID. DRAKE
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-03-19
THRILLING STORY,
As told by II Merchant in Troy. n Y-A
Surgical ODeration Avoided-u ~ u
Father, Wife aud Daughter Escaped
an Awful Doom.

Surgical O1eration Avoided-H ~
Father, Wife and Daughter Escaped
an Awful Doom.
OF the hundreds ot accounts Of somarkAbl,
cures wrought by Dr.. Feunedy's Favosiu
Remedy, nous have appeared 81 purely astoo-
l,hiug MS the tOllogIUg: The persons mrt-
toned are among the most highly respece
~ tue city ct rroy, an the story as toll 10y
the father will prove interesting to all our
readsrs.-ED.
Troy. n. y.
DR.. Kennedy. Rondou', N Y:
DEAR SIR: Nv daughter was afflicted with
a severe growth OF Fungus. To rem We IL We
had resorttd To almost every remedy ant
20 ,suted the most prominent surgeons aud
physicians. DIR. =, of Troy. SAID that a
surgical operation would be necessary, hut
fearing fatal results nesitated. Some of the
physicians claimed that IL was caused by one
thing ami some by another. The Fungus
Was prominent aud dist cured her LOOKS.
Having heard OF DR.. K-nnedy's FavorIt+
R-medy working so thoroughly on the b nod
/ determined to try 1t, TO see If this IN dicne
oouId do what doctors had failed TO do suu
surgeons had hardly dared To undertake. !
can say in truth mat the result oi this trial
was the complete cure OF my damghtrr of this
dread al maiady d.. Keunedy's Favorit.
X -medy alou. eff cted 1t. Wa us.d Do,hihg
else, for other things had completely failed
My daughter to-day enjoys vigorous health
aud to Favorite Remedy alone is the credit
due. Ny wife slsn vas very poor in health,
due To some liver difficulty with which she
had suffered long tlms until she became
very much reduced IN aesh. A trial of Dr..
kenuedy's Fdvorite Remedy has resulted Ia
the complete restoration o. her health. and
this is due entirely TO DR.. Kenueny's Favor.
tie Remedy. Az tor myslf, being engaged il.
the grocery and commission business, winch
makes 1t necessary i"I the to test the qualify
Of different srticies, like butter, etc. my
sense of taste and nv stomach we're seiiousl,
iured. Everything seemed to nauseaie mr..
end lesriu of dyspepsia in its most sever.
torm. ire Dr. K nnedy's Favorite Remedy
The FIRST hottie Afforded immediate rei'ef aUd
from that day TO this can say thar Favorit-
Remedy has resroied me to perfect health.
These are facts which claim prove that ID,
Kenn.dy's Favoritp Remedy il the best n ed.
icine in the world for those sffl cied with tn.
abnve d ffiruties. Ifanv one 10 the city OF
Troy doubts, the truth If these statements LEI
him come TO me and | will ptove them.
have recommended Fsy"ri,e r medy 10 hun.
dreds aDe with the samp good results
Yours, ETC., WILLIAM WINDSOR
Corner Canal aud Mount Streets, Troy, n Y
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-03-19
Important Dis .oyery.

The IN ut Important Discovery IL that
which biIuys the tunst good ." the greatest
number. DIR. Kirgs' New Discovery f."
Consumption, Coughs. aud colds. will p-t
serve the health n 4 save lite, and in price
less boon to the ,ffi ct-d Not only do-s il
p,>i'ivev cure Consumption, but u2hs,
toids, Brouch'lis. As,hms, Hoarsepsss. au"
all ntf- ctions of the Throat, Chest, and Lung
lid ~ once to it's wonderful curative pow.
ers, l. vou 'cuN' This. get t-ial bottle free,
NC w. n VI, X. mas Doug store.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-03-19
An End 10 Bone scrapIng.

Edward shepherd. Of Harrisburg, H..
saws: "Having received 50 much benefit
from, Electric Biiters, feel it NV duty to lei
suffering humanity know IL. Have had g
,unpiDg sore on my leg for eight years; m,
iociors told me I would have to have tn.
bone scrspej ar leg smputsted. / used, in.
stead, three b ,ttels Of h ectric Bitters aud
seven boxes Bucklen' ArDica Salve, and my
leg is now sound and WE'LL" Electric Buffers
are sold ut so crnis bottle, aud Buckl lens
.rnics salve at 25c. per box by w. N. Nc.
kenna
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-03-19

syq} \ for working people Send 10 cents post
EELC age and We will mail You ftee. royal,
HoH' valuable sample box of goods that VIII
nut YOU in the way of making more money in Il
few DAYS than YOU ever thought possible at any
basin SIS Capital not required. You can live AZ
home aud work in spare time only. or all the
tilnr All nt both sexes, Of all ages. grindly sue
crs.rul 80 cents TO 81 easily earned every even
lag That all WIN want work may test the bus-
ness We m ike this unparalleled offer: To all who
are n u well sUiStied we will send 81 to pay tor
the trouble of writing us kull particulars dlrec-
tious etc. sant free. Immense pay absolutely
sure FOR All vino start AT once Dent delay.
Adiress SrISsON Ann Co.. Portland. Maine.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-03-19

just think! What u lot of anna
children there are now living VINO will
make intolerable nuisances of them
selves forty or fifty years hence by
posing ~ oldest inhabitants" ana
telling about the dreadful winter Of
1884 Z.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-03-19

MAAA Ahh In presents given away. Send MS ;
xZuu ,uuu cents postage. and by mail you will
get free package Of goods of largo
value. Tint will start in work that viii at once
bring YOU In money faster than anything else in
America. All about tho tn0.Oo0 In presents with
each box. Agents wanted everywhere. OF either
sex. OF all ages. Tor all the time. or spare time
only. to work for us Mt their own homes Fortunes
for all workers absolutely assured. Don't delay.
u. ultLErr AID Co, rortAand. Mnh,c,
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-03-19
HOLSTEIN CATTLE

Over thirty yearly records made ny cows
in this herd, which averaged IA 2i2 10, 5 ~
year, at an average age If Al wears. In 1881
"ur sniive herd OF mature cows averaged IA :.
1874 TBS Is W. In 1889 our entire herd oi
eight Swear olds averaged 1883 fbs Q o.
OG April LIST, 1884, TEN cows In rhis h. ri
had made records from I4,06e 10 IS 0o0 lbs
each, the average being 10. sos 10. 6 $40 ~
We MIXED tbrugh the year ending June
lsst. Eve mature cows, the entire lot averaging
Is, 62l H. rs 'E. Not one ri these records
has ever he. u -quslltd with an equsl number
Of cows by s,v herd.
BUTTER RECORDS.
Nise cows averaged IL ID. 81 per week.
Eight beifers 5 wears old sv-rsy-d IL M q
~ per week. Eleven hrifsrs 2 y-srs old sUd
Younger averaged 10 h, OF per week. The
above records are a sufficient pusranies OF
superiority. This IL the clsss of cattle with
which to found herd.
SMITHS Il POWELL,
Lakeside Stock Farm, SYRACUSE, N. Y.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-03-19

II " BELL AuCrIoNEeg, u ckwSy
". C,nlre. "a ,rh. R.tl Il tate, PERSONAL
q any Aiad al sai-N lrlruptiy aueud'd 10.
o, 'rrs itf; ~ this "iliae viii receive prompt
xtirntina Crrespnudrhre solicited.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-03-19
nj a IA RIA.
As an anti malarial medicine
DIR. DAVID KENNEDY'S
FAVORiTE REMEDY

has won golden opinions. No traveller should con.
slider his outfit complete unless IL includes bottle of
this medicine. II You are exposed to frequent
changes Of climate food and water Favorite Remedy
should always be within our reach II expels ma.
larial pOsons, and IL the bel preventative OF cLs
anu nalaral fever la world II Is especially OF.
fered asa tiustworthy specinc for the OF Kinney
anu Liver complaints, constipation all disorders
arsingf ON nm impure state OF the blood. To women
who suffer from any OF thu Ills peculiar to their
FavOrite Remedy r. constantly proving itself an un.
tor Dr. y. Kennedy, Rondout, N. Y. 81 little, fus
g.. by ali druggists