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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-07-09
'Oh! Cast that Shadow from thy Brow

You cant do 1T II you have liver COM
plant or dyspepsia. The darkened
countenance tells the story of inward
commotion and woe. Clear your stom-
ach, strengthen your digestion, regulate
your liver, tone your nerves, and then
away goes the shadow from your brow
and you are happy because you are well.
Mrs. M. j. Aston of Iittleton, N. c.,
says: 81 recommend Browns Iron Bit
ters to the nervous and debilitated. 1t
greatly b nefitted me.
Four foundries In New York city are equip
ped for casting of large bronze statues.
About eight per cent of the sugar we eat in
this country Is boiled down from maple
sugar.
Pizarro's bones (or what there is left OF
them) lie in the crypt OF the Lima cathedral,
which edince he started in 1910.
There are 40 members of the British house
of lords who derive the whole of their incomes
from the rents of lands.
A fire which nearly annihilated the Hungari-
an village of Nemedi was started by young
ster playing with matches.
The young daughter of Harrison Hahn, oi
Wind Gap, Pa, has no ears; but she hears
whatever she wants to hear through her nose
and mouth.
Robert Wapole was premier of England, al
together, for % years, William Pitt for nearly
90 and William Ewart Gladstone for more
than 10.
Five telegraph linemen have gone from the
United States TO Siam, within as many weeks,
TO show the natives how to build telegraph
line.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-07-09

Unemployed capital is rapidly increasing in
amount in the metropolis
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-07-09

Patents obtained by Louis Baeger a Co. Attor.
neys Washington, ID. G. Est'd 1864. Advice free.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-07-09

In Austria the legal limit of working day
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-07-09
.HaIl columbIa,l s 81 years old.

CATARRH OF. THE BLADDER =,
o.,ngine Irritation. Inflammation, al Kidney M
Urinary Complaints. cured by "Buchuralpa. w.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-07-09

various preparations; hut even the simplest cruel
caused pain at night Commencing with RIDGES
Food found full satisfaction TO the appetite and 10
was never attended with the slightest discomfort In
digestion TO test its efficacy the supper was changed
few times, but always with return Of distress In
no nj
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-17
MONTGOMERY.
Religious, Educational and Social
Items.

Religious, Educational and Social
Items.
MONTGOMERY, jar. 13. S5.
Oar city i. expert. rcir2 rel i.us
awakening Rev. J & ri Ids, Il
Osi", .srsn npsstss ss i wife, Al
eSpsst cssAs si sx;i We. aiist. i snn-
iuetihg IA earnest. ssotssetr.-a meet
ing 1t the Congregational Church
Their labors are wonderfully fruitful.
many old and young being brought
% profess a hope Iii our Lord nn'
savior. The good wax ,tlli lr,
sres,es.
Iaee Educstional work, l note a
uew night school just opened b,
Messrs E. j. Lewis and E v Will
son. A gooi attendance is anticipa
red. as it supplies long felt waut
In the way OF improvements, ! ma.
Meht,un the pretty new residence ui
MIR jos Legon's, several tasty little
cottages being built by MIR. ", Wat
aims. AID the really artistic, ga,
tiardawsy cottage ON Dexter Avenue,
now nearing completion.
Social circles are still lively.
Messrs. Stafford, Hall aud others, gave
an elegant enter tainment on the 9,s
lust at the residence Of Mrs. J. W.
Wright. The laughing for the boys
was done by our fss friend. r.
Brothers, the happiest man present
Mr.. NJ. Burch, in exceedingly psor
health, is at home again after long
,bsence Of ten years
Our la~makers viii be With u.
ag am Oh the 21.t. whom the Capitol
will not look 80 deserted. The watch
man and the rats now have posses.
aion.
/ One Of or eldest BARRIERS, Mr.. G.
Z 6parshbusg. fell dead at Theatre
Fndsy night He was much esteem
ID y everyone.
Mr.. 4. = Bradford 10 oat again
locking hike persou just frcm NORTH
Alabsas, % to health.
"Who will be oar next Mayor2 i
the question OF Montgomery new.
Mrs. Il. G Ballard is quite i'll q
her residence.
Burglars are operating industrious
~ here. lHI1IAL.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-17
Estate of Enoch Cooper, Infant

LstdtS vi EtOCI sSOODpT, lnIaEL
This day came Emanual McCallty,
Guardian Of the Estate of Ennch Coop
er, Infant, and fiied with the Court his
arcoul.t and vouchers for An Annus
Settlement Of his Guardiansh p Of ssl'
Estate: 1t is considered, ordered a 4
judged and decreed by rhe Court. that
the 9th day of February. 1888.
be and tho same hereby is appointed a
uav on which to make said seitlement
1t i. also dtre'l by the Court. thar
du" and 'gal noti' e OF The tiling of the
arcOunt ani vouchers. ,ha nature of
the same. and the time appointed b,
he Court FIR the Settl-ment, be give I,
by publication for threr successive
eeks In the huntsville GAZETTE, a
newspaper published in the County II
Madi> n, state Of Alabama, at which
time al persons interrs'e Ell can appear
and confess said settlement, if they see
proper to dO 30.
WILL AN RICHARDSON,
Judge OF Probate.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-17
STATS HuWs.


d1es viai sslasrats HseG 0sss.
1asre + not q ills iadsstsy in
lsaineApA
Felix Conigy. - aesd eofored mai
aDss 1ssaolly vay3sid and terribly
Asatn - tSo asn, 1sslliag and Get.
~, a9R oaessssou.
If. Ahfsd Clsnsss, sf Coustlsnd.
fsr aise ysars Tyler q Seven Sta,
Lsdsp No. 10, A. F. h A. NJ. dieo
- ~ ~ 4 DasanoniA.
Jaanss Hale Is one Of Montgomery !
Aest evpstable eolozsd men. He i. a
good eitiass and has lhs welfare :.
nestGomsry and ,Aisbama q eth 3,
AaafA 1e y bulHug ont .ct r
as4 snpioys = slsosr Of car, snt, !.
IN additions ~ tlis he bas on Wa.. :
1etaasesst . pilaef sa1 sili whics
Sass S>'uss. - .aaa scroll vssA .,
al sort nssded y liz busins .. 7hi
kesps three asn> employees u 4 tx
aepaA NJ Wsak ~ 6alel footans
RfieA ~ t1QM
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-17
NOTICE OF SEIZURE.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE Z
J LLrcTus~ FE4,E DISTRICT = AL

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE !
G LLrcTuK~ FE4.g DISTRICT = AL /,
Mou acue y, Dec g 1884
Nelicc l. iIet W sis.'s sat :. ed c
,.,-s ~ tfsc., ,. = tsn-ec {. - seiR'
yivistso.. =. ~ }, "a =; R,-yiu i W
ffom he pgt ~ itt+tn nam &. ~ tire ttatt
snd places sp.cln4d. tie following proper
.ty, to vat
Sept. Is. 1881, w. G. Grayson. Vienna
Ala. one cask coutdinilg about Six gallon
OF distilled spirits
June 10, 1882 Wight L Shelton. L.,
kinsvIlle. Ala. Que cask containing ab
tifiteu gallons of distilled spirits.
Jul, %. 1879, Cochran & Lnx,on n
Mark I. Ala, two boxes. Containing aho'.
for five pounds OF manufactured tobaec.
Januar, IL 1883. John Waykle. Tuscnp,
biA. Ala one copper boiler. cap and worm
aud cne cask containing about twenty a
gallons Of peach brandy.
January II. 1883, J. J. Suits, Greenhi,i
Ala, one keg containing about eight Eai
IONS of apple brandy.
February 49, 1883. fin L Witt, Plea
All hldee, Ala, Two c. pper Boilers, cal
and werms. and three packages coutainif,
.bour thirty two gallons Of distilled spiri, :,
Angus. 81. 1883. I s. KIRBY. Paint r, c
Ala. one pacAage coHttin.ng about te'
gallons of dlstilled spirits.
II is therefore ordered. that thr-e week
publication be given iu the '-Hnrisvlil'
GAZETTE a weekly n-v spnp.r. pnblisbes
IL The city of Huntsville. Madison County
Alabama. ootifyipg all parties concerneo
to appear at the Office Of Collector of Inter
nal Rrvens- for the Distric' Of Alabama. a
Montgomery, Ala baIDa, o. er before,
Tuesday, 20 day of Jan. '85,
and show cause if any. Why the foregoini
described property should not be forfeited
to the United States.
p d. BARKER,
Collector.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-17

Gov. Hsadly. in bic Annual Mes-
~. aavises Ohio to change its time
sfAoadise elections from October /,
8evsabsv. He regards the excite
0snS ssd concentrated Efforts OF bo
parties to secure the state in elec ion.
preceding the Presidential el-ctle,
- dsnoss6sing and dangerous. All
0s stbar October states haye chang
q 06svsnkk
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-17
1roc60a1's Bank.

Csapasoilss Ksox, Consissione,
s&tAs yxssdpaa's 0syings and Tru.t
Coapsay Espests 10 Cons ress that 6;
~ eat sfths dspositors claims ba.
hssa psid. aseaating to oN7lS444
Il rssoassads % appropriation r.;
Gsagsss Of &9se. .o0e i.r the pa,
MEET q ~ snpsid balance, SO p.l
~;
Ise eeesonsndstioa 10 right an;
isst xhe Ccvesnnsnt SLOWED it,
.sas = sss1 ~ guarantee to IL,
aspmitxs. ssd upss it, sadorssmsn
aillises Of doilafs. representing ye.,,
'sf hard I'll By psss iaborsrs. wer.
16aiats The Bssx. TSe 0overnnsn
0~Gby Ss0as and is morally obli
1essd - - tAss Tho last cent is maa,
1nd = The depsitnss-
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-17

TssT never Do thinga BY halves in
~ Hs9is City. From lsoniEise Nan
dali they hs.s taken to lavi.hine sl
0Oe - 1ssh attention on their
essrt Hsuss ghost!
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-17
The Barber,

When you wish an easy shave,
As good as barber ever gave.
Just call on me at my saloon,
At morn, eve, or at noon.
cut and dress the hair with grace,
To suit the contour of the face.
My room is neat and towels clean,
Scissors sharp and razors keen;
And everything l think you'll find
To suit tie face and please the mind
And all my art and skill can do.
1t yon just cali. I'll do for You.
PowHATAN MCGILL. the live aud populs
,arber, may be Iound at his stand. O.
Washington 81. Don't fail to give him
all first-ci1~s shave for 10 cent,
Trim and Shampun nr Biscuits each
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-17


LARK UNIvSR ITY, Atlanta, G. J
Jan 3rd. 1855
Dear Editor:
Allow me to say to the many friends
,f the Huntaville GAZETTE that il
,sssre ever was .. tiae WHICH urgently
o.lled for the widest circulation of
that paper. it 10 new. Why?
Becsu,e We are in the mid.t of a
trying transition period. The Repub
lican party, BY the shortcomings Of
IT. leaders. is laying down the scep-
er Of power 1t s the men however.
hd net tie true ADD trie d princil Il .
the grand old party uho hnvt
Ought She bnnutr to d fp.t E.en
ur savior had bis judas.
With the departure OF RepubIi
can President. the Democrats come
ut" coDtrnl-the Democratic party
"ith it. record Of opposition to tie
tie interests and advancement Of the
\ gro.
Under these circumstances, We
need trusty sentinel to watch tL.
future, to be Oh the ou look Tor dam
,er. '.Lsn5; to steer Us into peaceful.
waters and. if need Le, warn us Of
c1lnirg' 'storms
he Huntsville GAZETTE, I am
pleased to say, has proven itself
'o'thy # this Responsible position.
o,lgly and alone in AIsba mn. Z la.
,tood stesdfast, Sighting our battl, 9
b i y. snd peinsins ont th<. duties 4
.ur southern brothers t. the colorso
man. - we'll 10 the colorvd mao (.
duties to make . good citizen. It
beho6ves every colored man who cal
read to sab-clibe to aud read som,
good paper.
Like nourners st che altar, ws have
God and the Bible on our aide. aud
I'll good uen. 30 say to ny dear
fsisnds. re not anessy. Heed nv
advice: Work. work and get money :
+ nd, read aud get ylsdum With
these sirolg friends you need not
dread the future. These secured
the colored nan has passed his rough
est seas in America.
Respectfully.
W. r. SIXTH
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-17

ALABAMA il said to excel I'll othe,
aAaAss II che Department Of Colored
Exhibih q Rev Orlsssa in the del
isas sd aIslst1s sPseinsns ofnssdl.
vs1. Nh b AieAI Es&Alls 4
~QGalA&ao.-
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-17

KAszvuLs he osgani~d . colored
~ soopssy. which has taken: pos
nuuioA OF Ne Woodland street En-
Giss Hepo.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-17

oso0Aa ossA aet 6ssay l0esl
pAuiso . Ill - ~ sslisf 81 ~ L..
VilDo q ~ 1sse1oaas BsAk.
H 0ngsDass vAs vin hks hold
- ~ aattw end psps j +ssessh,
I'LL 4AeseAy snGAe HE marx.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-17
NoTlcEFCR PUBLICATION
Land Office at Huntsville, Ala,
November IS, 1884.

November IS, 1884.
Notice 10 hereby given that the iollev int
named settler has filed notice OF his inte
zion to make 6oei proof in support CT II
claim, ana that said proof will be made be
fore the Clerk of Circuit Court of Mario
county, at Hamilton, Ala. on 18Th day O!
january 1885, VIZ Hd. S191-Wm. Win
on-tor the 81 OF Ell and Ell OF 8 Ell, S
II ITO R l3 W. II, names tue foiyu
witnesses TO prove his continuous residence
pon, and cultivation of, said land W:
James B sllard, J. L. Lewis. Wm. j. Wigin.
on. j. Ii Cox, all of Haniitun, "A :.
Comfy Alabama.
JOHN n. CROSS,
III -22-6S. Res .s,er.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-17

I'm lsdestEisl Conference ct New
01lAsss Is postponed to Feb. 18th.
y 9dsr q Hon. B. K. Bruce.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-17
NOTICE or
ANNUAL SETTLEMENT
State Of Alabama-Ma Madison Comfy
Regular Term f Prob.e Court, Jan'v.
18th. 1888.
ksistes OF Thomas and Edgar Kent,
Infants.

This day came Levi Scruggs. Guar
dian OF the Estates of Thomas and Ed
gar Kent, Infants, and file with the
Court his accounts and vouchers for
ANNUAL Settlements of Lis Guardian
ship OF each Of >aid Estates: It is con-
stderrd. ordered. ads9dgrd and decreed
" the Court, that the
9th day o. February. 1885,
he and the SAFE hereby il appointed a
day nii which to make said >eltlement
1t is also ordnrel by the Court, tnst
due and legal roti'-e # the tlug o. the
&C. unt ~ i vouchers. The n1isi.e 81.
H. stm AN. tug lin mp .iu FL by
The Court for lie Setfieip,Ii IFS, be gwen
bv D, blitaifo for three ne -sive
a eek. ith iiun -viii' rAZ r !. y
ew> pr pii' l'-i,,'i ~ Til, uo:i,i 1T
" ii>o > j. \ haria. Il w i'll
Tim ali p.-r> er -l.i ca l,p.,i
81, q nj = "A e. len ID, 4 ti.- see
proper todO ..
WILLIAM RICH K son,
Judge of Probate.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-17

This day came Henderson Brandon,
Guardian. Of the Estates Of Washing
ton Bransford, Maggie Bransford and
Lille Bransiord. Infants. and filed
with the Court his account and vopcn-
ers Tor Annual Settlements of his guar
dianship OF aid Estates: 1t is consi. :
cred, ordered, adjudgel and decreed
by the Court, that the
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-17
l7th day of January, 1885.

he and the same hereby ~ appo.nted a
'av on whicl, to MAKE said settlement
II is also o lerrd by the Court, that due
legal notice of rhe filing OF tn, account
and vouchers. the nature Of the same
and the appointment by the Court fo,
the settlement. BE- given, bv publication
for three Successive weeks. in TIL
GAZETTE, a newspaper published i,
the county Of Madison State OF alabama.
It which time all pe"sors in'ei eSted ca
appear and contest said settlement, il
they see proper to do ST..
VIM RICHARDSON
Judge Of PROBATE
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-17
9th day of February. 1885,

b md the same hereby is appointed >
day on which to make said settlement.
1t Is also or''er'd by Tie Court, tn I
due and legal notice of the fling Of t, e
account and vouchers, the nature e he
same, and the time appointed by the
Court for the settem-nt, be given, by
publication for three -uccesyive weeks
in the Huntsville GAZETTE. a new>-
paper published | the County of Mad
isOn, State of Alabana. ar whirh time
all persons interested can appe ,r and
contest laid settlement, if they see prop
er 10 do 80.
WILLIAM RICHARDSON.
Judge OF Probate.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-17

.OslS . q 5og,astors vsssl against
- Rd.ssds' bill il ahs S.nass "a
yhsD 0sa. 0fant on The retired lit
With fsli rank and pay Of General.
6sv~al Democrats joined with Re
pablioAas in warm speeches advocat
in IN passage.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-17
NOTICE LCF FINAL SETTLE
sszENT.
StlteOf Ala baniA. = n .uIl-ON JOnnty.
Regular Tel m of Probate. Dec. "a, 1884
Estate of Henry Medlin, deceased.

This day came Leroy NJ Peevv,
Admr ofthr estate OF Henry Medln, dec,
and fled with the Court his account
and vouchers for a final settlement Of
his administr ton If sail e>tat: Itis
considered ordered, sdjudged and de-
creed by the Court, that the
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-17

$VsU tAs legislature assemblies
lot ~ 0s4sts cit dswn o. the Crop
1ien Apssi.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-17
sASU1DAY.tJAN. II. 1855

ran ~ Mat tie Saint part n
0oe. q, JeAn 10 . aisaomer.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-17
HASsa's MaQszine for February j,

~ unussslly interesting number,
bsaatiiuliy illustrated. lis table u
contents sford ipstruc,ion AID
sRraaement Tor the varied tastes o
- publia -
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-17
NOTICE OF
A ANNUAL SETTLEMENT. 7.

State Of Alabama, M Olson Cculty.
Regular Term of Prob tie Court, .'an'y,
18th. 1885.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-17

An Independent Newspaper OF DsH-
ocratic Princip pies, but not Controlled V
any Set Of Politicians or Man pulatos
Devoted to Collecting and Publishing a
the News Of the Day in the most Inter
esting Shape and with the greatest pos
sible Promptness, Accuracy and lmPaf'
tiaIity; and to the Promotion OF Demo
cratic ideas and Policy in the affairs o.
Government Society and Industry
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-17
Tuesday, 20 day of Jan. '85
NOTICE OF ANNUAL SET.
Element,

State Of bama.-M adison County
Regular Term of Probate Court, Jan'y.
18th. 1886.
Estates OF Washi gton Bransford, Lil.
lie Braf.sford. and Maggie Bransford,
Infants.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-06-13

A Judge in Georgia in charging Q
grand jury goes for the fatal armory
Of the hip pocket with some very per-
tinent questions. Can you rend q
plow stock or make Q hoe handle, OF
write letters or keep book with q
pistole? 1t is only st to take human
life and has been very busy in its CALI
ing everywhere in this country for the
last ten years.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-06-13
CITY STEAM SAW MILL
AMP
SHINGLE FAL TORY

MONROE. LOUISIANA
"ANiN>; taken charge of the above Nil
the business will bc continued in the
name OF CHAs. A. powXEY. All orders vii
ne promptly AMI carefully flied. Lumber o.
all dimension will be slapped on order, ei,hel
by Steamboat or railroad The best quality
eff CYPRESS and PINE LUMBER guaran,
ed. large supply of Cypress SHINGLES
constantly ON hani nj reasonable price,. A
planning machine Is attached to the mill. and
all orders for dressed lumber will be prompt
" hliri. Mr l.. TItche is my aurhorized
agent, a, Hayvilie, and all orders Jeff with
them viii be promptly attended to.
CHAS. 4 DOWNE"
Rayvilie, La, Jan. |, lSe5.-ly.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-06-13
THE HIGHLAND BEACON
FOR 1885

viii be interesting attractive entertaining and useful to
e community ycncral and its subscribers and their
families in particular financial means, intellectual
ability. effort and industry of the proprietor
possibly make it but it requires
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-06-13
MONEY

carry the enterprise and as dependent upon pubs
lie patronage for tie earnestly appeals to the busi~
ness men parish who feel any interest pride in the
success Of their
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-10-22
A Perfect Baking Powder.

The great sncccss Of the Royal Baking
Powder 10 due TO the extreme care exer-
cised by it's manufacturers to make it en-
tiroly pure, uniform in quality, and Of
the highest leavening power. All the
scieatihc knowledge, care and skill at
tanned by twenty years practical expe-
rience are contributed tow ard this end,
and no pharmaceutical preparation can
be dispensed with greater accuracy,
precision and cxactness. Every article
used Is absolutely pure. A number of
chemists are employed TO test the strength
Of each ingredient, so that its exact pow
or and effect in combination with it's CO.
ingredients, is definitely known. NoIh-
ing is trusted to chance, and no person
is employed in the preparation of the ma
terials used or the manufacture of the
powder, who is not an expert in his par
ticnlar branch of the business. As Il con-
sequence, the Royal Baking Powder is Of
the highest grade of excellence, always
pure, wholesome and uniform in quality.
Each box is exactly like every other, and
viii retain it's powers and produce the
same and the highest leavening effect in
any climate, ut any time. The Govern
mont Chemists after having analyzrd all
the principal brands in the market, in
their reports placed the ROYAL Baking
Powder at the head of the list for strength,
purity and wholesoiieness, and thousands
at tests all over the country have further
demonstrated the fact that its qualities
are, in every respect, unrivaled.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-10-22
A CURE FOR GRAVEL.
q Conn mon aah Pals faI Com
pIaint-A Statement Yoa
May Con fide In.

There are few diseases with which the patient
s ca lied upon to endure greater Inconvenience
and pain than with Gravel. In Its more al
vanced stages the agony is produces is often So
q eat "A to call for the use OF narcotics In extra
ordinary d0srs before any relief can be obtained
Young manhood and wo:n nhood arc compare
lively exempt from attacks Of Gravel. hut
Young childre often have il, and in middle life
AMI age t is fe rfnllv common. Like gnut and
rhe ulnatism. Gravel is due to imperfect dives
ton an assimilation Of food, conrbiI 81 with
other predspOsing causes which vary with diff
ferent individuals. When the calCuiI, or stones
are fully formed in the kI dneys or bladder they
reD,ler the sufferers life one constant scene OF
misery aud apprehension. "ew PHYSICIANS o
surgeons will promise or undertake the removal
Of these stones except hy an operation. they
rarely or never pretend to be ~ e TO 10 It nv
means OF medicine alone.
II seems to have been reserved for Or. David
Kennedy. Of ROnd"ut, ". Y E., accomplish
through his rIepsration widely known as Kenne
hES fav"Iite Rem ehs. what others have failed
to camrass. Tn" subjOined letter win he found
of vital terest 10 sufferers from gravel, AMI /"
ALBANY, March %, 1885,
DR.. David Kennedy Rondout, Y:
DEAR SIR - Let me tell Won frankly that
have never been partial to proprietary medicines,
as believe III the maj prity OF them to he moth
ing better han methods Of Obt lining money
from people whom suffering makes ready to
catch at any hope of relief. They are mean
cheats and decisions. But your 'Fay"rIte
Remedy" know by happy experience TO he a
totally different thing. had been sun ertr
from Gravel for years, and had resorred to MANY
eminent physicians for relief but no permaneni
good came Of it. About three years ago your
'Favurite Rene,iy'' was rec JLn ne ID II 10 ~.
| an give you the result in a sentence I !" -
and 1t cured me completely. l an cohh ',r.
is saved my life. Y u can use this letter If ynu
think best. Yours. ETC.,
NATHAN ACKLEY
Captain Nathan Ackiey Was for long tin
connected with the Canal Appraisers 9ihcs Ia
albany. Be is well known aud writes for 40 puT
pose bat to dO good to Others.
rs medicine for all iii, eases Of the Bloc"
Liver, Kidneys and digestive organ, Kennedy
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