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trains, passenger and freight, are now
running regularly.
ORKERs sTRIKE,

NJ I'DEIN WVftIAEhS 81 M Il Ne
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nav S.-One hun
dred men in the National Rubber works
at Briston went on strike this morn.
ing agaisnt a reduction of wages. The
company is behind four months in its
pay roll, but last month paid part OF its
January and February salaries. When
the men went out the engine was
stopped, and the entire works, employ
ing 1900 persons, we're shut down.
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T. g. TERRY, 2OI, between Main and JefIsr.
son streets
W. B. COOK, GO7 Elm
HOLLOWAY 4 CO., $50 and 1912 Elm.
W. 4. HANCOCK, Sa2 Elm.
I. +. LoUGHLIN, 1000 Elm.
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THOMPSON WELLER, 81 Ross avenue,
corner Pearl.
BELL & DAVENPORT, 9la Houston. be.
tween Main and Commerce.
j. f. CALDwELL& Co, 2l5, corner Main
and jefferson streets.
JOE ABozZo, 80S Main.
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Notice.

Parties who had cl0thers n, the
Dallas Dye wOrSs, which were de-
stroyed by fire last evening, can oct
thom by calling AZ. 92l Main street.
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Her Face was Young.
Yet her hair was gray. She tried Par
ker's Hair Balsam, and now her ha r Is
soft aud brown. Only SOC.
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The highest quality OF tobacco attain
able, delicious flavor and purity COM
blned, has fairly won for tho Richmond
of tho best.
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nosLon Wool Mnrkrt.

BosroN, May 6.-The wool market is
firm, owing TO the reduced stock of de-
sirable grades. Prices are without ma
terial change.
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FLeTsAM.

The Western Union telegraph COM
pany Is stretching new wire 10 Deni-
son to facilitate its business.
1t Is rumored here that Nip Walker,
the notorious horse thief, has been re-
captured In some one of the northwest
ern counties.
Judge Mccormick has granted w,
Bali, the postmaster az Sunset, Wise
county, an alleged defaulter, a habess
corpus trial, which will be heard in a
few days.
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We guarantee to sell Plants AL Pat.
ent hour cheaper than any house In the
wy Ed. s. ALTON.
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EyERY trst-class dealer sells Opera
Puff Cigarettes. Win not stick TO the
iDs
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Labor Mnttara,

THE STRIKE AT DENVER.
DENVER, May S.-New men are tax
ing the places OF the Denver & Rio
Grande striking shop hands. All
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Mexican Securities.
lKnlghts I'D nonnr Orr.nIled.

BosToN May s,--Mexlcan Is, 565s ;
scrip, 81; stock, 1871.
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$. A. SAVAGE.
W. H. LYME, l87 Elm.
W. E. BEST, 2ol aud 2OS Ross avenue.
c. e. MoMAND & BRO, corner ELM an d
HARDWOOD streets:
ED S. ASTON, corner Elm and Sycamore
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statement of the Official Messenger.
OF st. Petersburg, that the dispute
Will be subjected to arbitration
only in case of necessity.
is semi officially declared inacurste.
Granville, in his discussion with Baron
de Staal, holds that Russian acceptance
OF arbitration must be absolute.
THE CONSERVATIVES
Will muster their full strength in the
commons Monday TO support NORTH
cote's motion to ceusure the govern
ment.
RUSSIAN SENTIMENT.
ST. PETERSBURG, May S-The Mos,
COW Gazette, with reference tn the sub
mission of the Afghan frontier diffi-
Guilty to arbitration, says; at was only
possible to permit the correctness
OF our action to he certified by
third party. Such a course RS this is
nor arbitration in any proper sense of
the term, but simply respectable means
OF terminating the iucide nt.n
The NoYce Vremya and the Novoq
express the greatest pleasure that Sir
reCer LumsdeD, who, they say, made all
the mischief, has been recalled to Lon
don.
THE col. AND KOM.
Col. Zakariefski's report OF the battle
OF March 30 IL identical with that oil
Gen. KomaroRs. He admits that tho
Atghaus were armed with poor rides,
but says their guns were better than
those OF the Russians He asserts that
the Aigha forces numbered 5000 while
there was only l,5UO Russian troops. He
brings with him two captured Afghan
standards. The colonel is tho hero of
the day.
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T IIN1 NOINNFI IL ' MI ' ES
will muster their full strength in the
commons Monday to support North
cote's motion to censure the govern
ment.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-21
GERTRUDE GARRISON.

COLONEL INGERsuLL's VIEWS Al
TERED "A story credited to Bob In
gersoll comes from Washington. 1t
was brought to Baltimore by a dele
CATION who attended the Conference
for Charities there last week. The
genial inidel, 80 the account runs,
VAS talking to a batch CT delegates,
among them several Marylanders, in
I social gathering. He .aid that he
never took much stock ina Creator
or a creation. But" said he,
recently l have seen ono thing
which strongly inclines me TO change
my opinion. | mean the oyster.
You are surprised Perhaps you
IRE; but just suppose that Provi-
dence had put legs on the oyster
Imagine the result! Why, Two
birds of the Eastern Shoremeu
would starve to death" \ suit for
SANDER and libel against Colonel
lngersoll, with the Eastern Shore
(of Maryland) DIS plaintiff, will be in
order.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-21

In defiance 81 all novelties that have been
introduced since It's first appearance. the
Tolonaiss h still far from being abandoned.
Probably Il viii never DO abandoned. but
will continue, and furnish material for fancy
Ia exercise itself upon and produce number
ls-- ingenious diveritics from one we'll
known form. But It Is no longer an orji-
nary, commonplace polonaise, buttoned
down thu middle of the front, and occasional.
~ varied ny being open below the belt. 1t
has developed into complicated garment,
sometimes open at the sides, sometimes long
ca tho right side and short ON the left, at
times drapcd most profusely, and at others
entirely deprived Of all back breadths.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-21
DR.. FrdllCrS Threat and Luna BalSan

Is ia" greatest u.U'dV 10 the wufid iut
Coughs lids ~ttr Ihtuat iuiiurnga
OuiuIy, iarNnui'is t.ruttt ti,sisTtH -
bronchitis Asthma ttihith and " htsui
ing tuhph. and all di-'aass ut thu thtssst
and lungs II perform wonders tu -
licNiug tun~uuIdt"u o. strengthens The
Lungs and instantly atiaNs nli irritation
of tho throat
tifyVtasp. ohio
pR. ERtIIrH Dear Nit I was troubled
for about three months ting the last
summer aud HALL Wits bfuuVhiti- and q
bad cough After trying several remedies
without inding any r"li"f ! used ysuT
throat and Lung HalSant. aud found itif.
mediate help. en- retistnH at ntsht u
gave nne undi~turt'ed tv-t, aud after uaing
the medicine three weeks found myself
cured REV \ NtIt
Dr FrnZicrs Throat aud Lang hai=am
allayS all irritation ot the threat. lsnr
iral,s and heals the lungs, snd assists
nature 10y cNpr,tnration H. throw oil the
corruption sold hy druggists eNctV
where at - cts aiottie fH,sirR Nfpp iva
Co. Prop'rs cleveland Ohio.
For sale at Acme Drug store, OLYMPIA
W ~ "
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New ChateIaiuc Bag.

A novelty which has just been introduced
Il the Mascctte chatelninc bag Of leather,
with belts to match. This is fiat on the back,
with an open pocket that can DO used for
fan, handkerchief or other articles, and from
this pocket the Zap folds over the extension
bag, fastening the more valuabl, articles
securely. At the upper corners of the back
are two straps that are in some cases ar
ranged 70 pas over the belt and in others are
brought together In large hook, which is
caught over the belt, but not fastened. For
the more elaborate costumes a ,haselaino
bag. somewhat similar to those carried Oh
tho arm during the past season. Is suspended
from the b 10, and Is made OF the material OF
the dress, and either pointed or embroidered,
or h trimmed with handsome lace.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-21

be is no: i'll his own house, bit more or .e>s
under another persons dominance, gradually
but surely unGerninaS his self-respect, and
leaves him IN thought and bearing as insig-
uiiicant an unlnanlr n, a pensioner o. pau
Ior. Ii .nl.v .Iua,itt GoeS too. Coming
an ;.,i,.,, "a, ,.f one % TIE 'n.- Blown tone
hoses. kiio III, tat ne is bat n. of horde
brought ,Gr-t;l r, IL b. any liking or ;.t.ra =
ton fo- ca h tho, bu III rely by the Eatu'-
oil reji,l.cr i'll favor OF living. the necessity
fo,. food AMI II er. he learns to rcalz HI;
nuthin tac,, y IL: r iii society. Ilcc use,
to enlarge Lls III .ir!iialt:. Inlecd, he 4, Sc,
it aitore her AMI b comes a mere cipher, a
nought N the great thrNn,.
Auo; h + of the Sorrowt results of this IN
natural system of Living is its homelessness
The b,ar,!er is really never located He is
Simply tent. ng out-pcnick;nS thronSh life,
as it were. His pose SioI!s must he narrowed
down to the limits OF one or t~o trGnls-
two is rather an oifense to the lantilady be-
cause there is no place for the second, either in
or out of the boarder's room He cannot accu-
mulate anything. because he has no storage
room Books, pictures. all the little kick
shaws that bcautfy room and please the
heart of man or woman must be dispensed
with. This is particularly hard on women,
who like to surround themselves with little
knick- knacks for usa and beauty. They must
give away many of their little treasures
every time they leave the city, because the
cost of packing and storing them Is too great
| to do other wise.
| They feel the homelessness Of a board
er's life more than men do. When they
| leave the city the room they occupied passes
! Immediately into the possession of another
When they return they have no idea what
roof will shelter them. No matter how long
YOU live in New York this will be the case,
unless You are rich enough to hold your
room by paying for it in Your absence, which
/ few are. l have heard actresses who travel in
the winter, say they could endure all the dis
comfort of beng on The roaf six months if
they only had homes to come back to. But
every trip away renders them homeless. AMI
as they well know the difficulty of finding u
comfortable bOarding-hou they are invari
ably hearts;ck and Respondent instead Of
buoyant and happy when they do come back.
There is no homesickness on earth so dread
full Us that of the homeless-those who know
that nowhere under the sun, east, west,
north or south, is there spot they can call
their home.
One woman, an author, who has lived in
New York twenty years, says she is just as
much at sea about where to 60 when she
comes back to the city after a short absence
rs She was when she first entered il twenty
years ago. Altogether the path of the boarder
has its own peculiar thorns
GERTRUDE GARRISON.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-21
PRESERVING The HAIR.

Ayers Hair Vigor is entirely free from
unclcanly, dangerous, or injurious sub
stances, and lis use is always safe and
beneficial. James \. Liter, sheriff Of
Wythc county, VA, writes: My hair
had tendency 10 fa.l cut, and also TO turn
ray. Ayers Hair vi cor has stimulated 4
strong, vigorous growth, making the hair
soft and plant, AMI causing it to retain its
natural color" G. ~. Iiarrcll, Louisville,
Ca, writes: 81 have used Ayers Hair
Nigor for four or five years. II Is the
best preparation have ever found for the
hair and scalp" Mrs. J.. NJ. Holmes,
Maiden, Mass, writes: Il have expert
cnccd greet bcnci,. frcm the Use Of Ayers
Hair NiSor. II ffecI my scalp from
humorS, and has restored my hair to ito
original color and healthy condition"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-21
Fashionable Clocks.

The demand for fanciful clocks is still I'M
limited. II one Is b judge by the number Of
new patterns furnished this spring. both by
manufacturers nj home aud abroad OF the
making OF PLAGUE clocks there appears to
b. NO end, and II must b. sait that there are
some very pleasing designs among the new
gilt oneA In competition with PLAGUE CLOCKS
arr the newer tambourine timepicces, which.
as tho name indicates, consiss of a clock Sc:
In q tambourine. OF course, the tambourine
affords wide field for a varying Of dccora
ton A pretty conceit Is that Of a clock
lcing carried In n No Ian chair.
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Travelling Cloaks.

The long travelling cloaks Of mohair at 50
cents yard are the best choice for people of
small means. They are made long and
straight. In princcsse shape, buttoned down
the entire front, and the back has fat pleats
OF some gagged fullness set on below the
waist. The India pongccs that are now sold
for a. o. - the piece arc enough for two Of
ihe-o travelling garments. and it is well for
two friends TO buy piccs together Can
vas lined with thin silk is the new and fash
ionablc fabric for such cloaks, but they make
too frail nnd costly garment for those who
study economy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-21

For preserving the youthful color and
hcaut: Of the hair, rrom":!n.; is growth.
sad ia?ar:ing freshness AID Vitality,
Ayers Hair Vigor is uncqualrd. Z. S.
ri?cr. Downsyi!ic, La. writes: Il have
used several hair preparations, hu. Ayers
Hair Nigor is the only on. have found
fat suS:ans the c..a.::::::::s made for l." l..
V. Tcmolc:oa, N2dcord, Mass, writes:
II have been u,ing Ayers Hair Ni~or
with wonderful success. 1t has restored
Vitality TO ny hair, and stimulated it to
renewed growth. 1t has done, il ny case,
everything that has been claimed for l."
J. Il. Edwards, Lincoln, Ncbr., writes:
AYERS Hair Ni-or has not only restored
I:y hair TO is original color, but has also
l..adc it more vigorous, abundant, and
healthy than ever"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-21

Thc-e are fashionable. A plastron, by the
way. Is an ornamental breast-plate. The
name comes from the old days Of armor-
bearing The cuffs and front piece can be
bought ready made in pretty patterns of
oprn work brsiding The braiding is in
scarlet and gold, or brown, gold and green,
or black and gold, AMI in various other col
ON. They are extremely pretty, and the
same set can be worn with different suits.
The plastron tapcrs down to the waist line
In graceful curve. Collars also come with
the rrt
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-. t.......... taos -u,t t~ """"'
'h-n. s,,-t, ststr,.'s e. sthtis' go al ns
frrtu- ~-miast Mesb".-s, t'"tf"'s"'is
night losses hN dirnut. i.ttupl"- ui' th'
fac" aud lost mauhu'tb 40 If~hlN'tf -
cured The sick snd siil "i'd sh'fuih ~
iail tn cali uIun h,u hr t'"t"t teas
travelled extensively ~ Iutut". ahd ~
sIs,'iri Thoroughly 30, Ntfilu- hu-titsis
There obtaining Ei'at teal 81 'Ainthit
Information. Which hr a. 'Iiiii s'trtt ~ 49,
part t. those ~ need ct ti- -'tNt lhF
Doctor cures when vthVt~ tttI lev htui
Dk. GII,lipN viii nAk' 49, thstR, uni'-s
h, effect cure. Persons At distance '"st
D" cared at hoass. ~ communicative
strictl, confidential Nun 49," 49, 80" tnt
the Doctor. S"nd ten 4 'iiaf- i'f e Is,rk
age at medicine Iri-''n- Ntittng ~ the
Doctor viii please state ~" nat'i" ~ the
paIEr thtN see THIS Advertisement -
Charges reasonable call nf write. NJ
dress DR ]. tGInliuN. Iius 1901 ~an
Francisco.
NAV 2Nh is-O. ~
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A fashionable authority says that black,
goltan brown and blue are the best colors for
. uaddls-agsd lady With whits hair.
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Notice.

TN order to keep run of nv affairs, I
Il hereby give notice that l will not be
responsible for any debts or other obliga.
tiODs not contracted by myself
JOHN NJ. MURPHY.
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For Sale.

TNHE SloopJ JERSEY LILY.4ls tons reg
l. lister. Whitehall boats and Skitfs.
Enquire of C. ETHEKIDGE.
Olympia. July II. 1885. II
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Child's Snowflake,

EFERIBQDY wishing 4 clear delicate
~ complexion should use Child's SNOW
flake. 1t nourishes and freshcns the skin.
it removes Tan and Sunburn. and the nat
ural appearance impaired. renders 1t i'm
possible to detect its use. Warrat ted per
fectly harmless. Sold by all druggists
or by the Manufacturers. Johu A. Child
Il Co., Druggists, Portland Oregon.
Mail orders promptly attended to- Price
80 cents.
April 3, 1885, 3m
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Beautiful View Of the
OLYMPIC MOUNTAINS.

Tie site bass continues. shoe .lins, On.
n'ta go its Uufth The shnFs /. hard
s'itd and gravel ~ tiiv nst. 90 nsud
hr ir~rf Htiu trays iisFt,nt. 90 ssnth
w l"tWri iN 10" % - approach ~
lafuss fuini go The east aud taalsitaws
Point un the vest ia
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AiTllil liNDlMkED HlRWR,

" h.-s ~slrfs are qulr, st all sas.sns. end
sis.andinH ~ hsb ttss .4t. isetas Under
lsid ~ ss''t ssaue Hss~i wat.F esn ts psps
cured "a sny lulut
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-21

Nv eontfse, witt the eomtssay, Has
thS y designated ss ths terminus nf lie
Puget SQUAD and t1FaN . tsFbsf HallFssea.
anh y destined ,n ~ TIE ronnsrtiss g~Aai
Foe u"rsn stssutefs aud rail-. aud Will
eventually 10 the feftssiuus of Qua Of tks
ttpsi overland Routes
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Gmy'S lIarbOr,

A. y shown ~ the Vtlisd states cspu
NufVss Reports.
- raN ss-i aaaaom asrwsss sAs
sHsssssto Avn fas soVsD
and this fact together with the immense
natural wealth ~ the sufFuuudiae sssua.
tft, aud ~ central ls~'stls,a, ts tssssnd 10
,nahe y ~" Iiinrital i,'ins ~ Espoft and
lmlsoFt ~ The tlreai Nagth~est tpa hss
waters viii 49, a large Commercial Cty,
and having ~ Ia the Hest Natural 70
"atiuu that Ispini D. destined to t@
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PILES! PILES! PILES!
A st RE CURE FOUND Ar LAST,
10 ONE NEED SUFFER.

4 SURE cure f,r Mint Iilc-,iiug lfrh
n ing aud I irrral"d rites has ts.rn DIS
covered Nv III. Williams IHn ludian tvtu
cdVj. called Dr. Williams tudlan Tiiu
Ointment single luN has cured the
worst chronic eases ui Der anyratH sland.
ing No one ncrd suiitr nse minutes
after applying this wonderful snuihinH
mrdiciur. Intious, Instruments and sire
tuaIi"S do NOR, harm than puod VII.
lian~ Indian piio ointment ais-ofii@ the
juniors, Hl,ayS IT," intVn@n Itching. ttiat.
ticularlN nj night amer getting wsiu 10
H. Il acts ~ - IsulttU, stNts Instant 80.
li"i and H. prepared uniy Tor piir- item.
ing "i ia" private parts and iuf nothing
else
Read what tte lion Z NJ Cuiiinirny
81 Nclaud s,t- about IL Williams liz
'iHu 4, p,uturuI | have uaed s,ssrps
90 Ii't Cues AMI u affords ms pleasure
&. So. nave never ttuud anNtftus
~. 1862 such immediate aud S.tina
u, .... q, ~. " iiiiams inuiai piut
u.' lur sale hy all druggists sui
NJ ."ci I IT ptirc rir ands
u MEniCINEt'p Props
Cleveland, nhin.
ioid Mar. olympia. ". T.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-09-18

JOHNSTON-KENNE Married. in
Altoona, on Saturday, September 18th, 1885,
by - -, Mr.. Richard F. Johnston, of
Altoona to Miss Alice Kennedy, daughter of
John A. Kennedy, Esq, formerly of this
place.
SILL-ECKENRODE at st.
Mary's church, LOretto, on Tuesday, Sep
tember 18th, 1885, by Rev. Father Bush.
Mr.. William Sill to Mrs. Christina Ecken.
rode, both of Allegheny township.
O'HARA-TROXELL Married at the
Church Of the Holy Name in EbensburR, on
Tuesday. September 18th, 1895, by Rev.
Father Walsh, Mr.. Timothy B. O'Hara, of
Ebensburg to Miss Alice Troxeu. of AL
leRheny township.
This young couple in starting out on the
matrimonial sea has our best wishes, and we
hope their journey through life may be one
OF happiness with as few trials and cares to
vex them. as 1t is possible to have in this
uncertain sphere. The groom is the Junior
member Of the livery firm of j. A. ct. B.
O'Hara. Of this place. and is one Of our most
Industrious and enterprising young men,
able and willing to meet his share of life's
responsibilities, while the partner he has
chosen will be worthy help mate to share
and enjoy his prosperity, or to assist him
In meeting and bearing with adversely.
On Tuesday evening in honor of the event
Tim gave his young friends a bah in
Armory Hall, where ''the light fantastic
was tripped to the "wee sma' hours, and
"All went merry as a marriage bell"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-09-18
Happy Children,
How to Make Them SO-Heep Them
In Health and They VIII Take
Care of the Reat.

The Joy OF every well-regulAtsd household
comes chiefly from the children Thousands OF
affectiona to parents do not take care of their
children. Through Ignorance more than culpable
neglect they suffer them to fall sick and die,
when knowledge might have saved them to love
and home. DIR. David Kennedy offers his 'Fav-
orite Remedy" as emphatically q medicine for
bis children-gentle in its action. containing no
hay7ssJts Ingredients schotoceT, going straight
to the Blood, which, when impure, is the seat
and source of disease. "FdUorite Remedy is the
nursery in the land. Keep 1t in your house fer
your children's sake, we'll for your own.
Try 1t and you will be glad you this article.
Make mistakes. The medicine is "FdveTtfe
Remedy" and the proprfeter's name and address:
Dr. David Kennedy, Rondout, n. Y. One dollar
3 bottle.
David Kepnedy's "FavOrfte Remedy is exactly
what IL claims to be. and deserves the PRAISES
that are showered upon 1t by al who have used
It. MIR. Israel H. Snyder Of SauEerties, n. Y,
says: my little daughter was covered with Salt
Rheum from bead 20 foot; DR.. Kenuedy's 'Eav-
orite Remedy cured her. This was two years
ago.
We arc not in the Habit OF PuhnE
any sort of pa tent medicines in our columns but
we happen to know DR.. David Kennedy, of Ron
dout, N. Y, and can personally testsfy to the eX-
cellence Of the medicine vhith the Doctor calls
"Favorite Remedy" And If a word OF will
persuade anybody to use 1t and thus find relief
from suffering professional etiquette shall in
der US from saying that word. For diseases OF
the blood, kidneys and bowels II has equal.
We would not be without Il for FIVE times the dol
lar that IT cOsts.-Ddily Times, Troy, n. Y