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kns, Of Indianapolis spent Thanksgiving in
this city, the guests of Miss Love Jones.
Marion.


THANKSGIVING night. Grant Lodge, K: of P,
gave delightful hop at the lodge hall. The at
tendance was light. The Uniform Rank will
give grand ball during tbs holidays. . Maj.
Steele and wife attended the reunion of the
Thirteenth Indiana Regiment, in session at War
saw, on Thursday; They were the guests of
Gen. Reub Williams. Joe Lucks
and bride, formerly Miss Callie Clev-
niger, of Middleton, arrived Tuesday.
w. A. Faukboner, of this place, has
been appointed assistant chemist at Purdue, and
has assumed his duties. :. j. P. Ramsey,
signal-service officer at Pixies Peak. Col. spent
Thanksgiving with DIR Webster and family, of
Marion t. j. Charlton. superintendent of
the Planfed Reform School. was in town on
Wednesday :. The family of Rev. f. nj. Bald
win, of the Presbyterian Church. have arrived
from Mt. Sterling, Iii. a. j. Baldwin Of
Robert Mckinney, jr., of one of the
departments at Washington, is home
sick leave ;. Vol Otto, of Anderson, was
here Thanksgiving. Mrs. Anna E. Porter is
ior of the Republican. has been appointed in
the class of mathematics at the Friends College
at Wilmington, O. :. Miss Lizzie Mcclure Wis
tied Miss Gertie Maddie, at Muncie, on Tuesday
and Wednesday. Rev. G. B. Merritt. late
pastor of the Washington street Christian
Church, left Tuesday for Fall River, Mass,
where he has accepted call :.
The Methodist Church of this place
will be dedicated Dec. 10 Bishop Bowman of
st. Louis will oficiate. Miss Luella Watson
baum and wife spent Thursday at Logansport
Ed L. Goldthwait, Of the Chronicle, attended
the Owl Club reception at Logansport On Thurs
day. Mrs Frank florence, of Indianapolis. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Trueblood. of Salem,
Ind, are visiting their daughter, Mrs Amos
Hinshaw. !. Arthur Jay, of Thayer, Kan, is
visiting Marion relatives.
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Wabash.

Henry McMonigal, of this city, next week
goes to Fort Wayne, where he will take posi-
ton on the Gazette Miss Hattie Lytle is
visiting relatives at Paramount Ind. MIR. and
Mrs Will H. Morse on Wednesday returned re-
turned from their bridal tour, and have gone to
housekeeping in Mr.. Mo-se's pleasant residence.
corner of Cass and Maple streets. Mrs S. j.
Haas, Miss Nan Palmer and Mrs A NJ. Akin
son leave for De Land, Fla, on Tuesday. where
they will spend the winter. The ladies of
the Presbyterian Church will hold an authors
carnival at the Opera-house Rink on the even
ines of Dec IA and 10 Mrs. A. L. Rohback
on Monday evening gave reception in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Eoftzger. Miss May
Tinker attended the K of P. reception at Peru
last Tuesday evening Mrs. Rachael Ralston,
formerly of this cit.y, but recently of Mansfield
o.. has returned ant will make her home with
her sister, Mrs. John Christman. Mr. and Mrs
Irwin Stratton. of Fort Wayne. visited friends
IN Wabash this week. DIR. Stratton will
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.
THE STATE AT LARGE.
rConolded frorn Third Page. |

visit to friends at Ironton, o. :. Margaret
Campbell, the widow of the lat exMayor j. S.
Campbell, is dead. Mrs. Anna Parsons, nee
Wooley, Is spending few days with her pa
rents here. Henry Bird one of the most
prominent farmers in the county. died Thurs
Gay evening Licensed TO marry during the
week: Francis NJ. Favor and Mary L. Craig,
James w. Dugan and Mary l. Dugan,
Ezra NJ. Lawton and Mary L. Porter. :.
Judge w. A, Moore acted as special judge part
of the week instead of the regular judge, s. A.
Bonner.
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TuscOla.

Miss Josie Race, of Camargo visited Tuscola
friends last week. Mrs. w. w. Taggart has
returned from visit at Edinburg. Ind Mrs.
John B. p Page, of Portland Me-, arrived on
Tuesday to visit her brother. Phil Garneau,
whom she had not seen for twenty nine years.
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Mrs. Sam Harden. of Anderson, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. j. Ireland. Elijah Moulden and
family entertained quite number OF relatives
and friends on Thanksgiving day. :.
Mr.. Seamons and family, of Westfeld,
have become residents of this place. :.
The entertainment held at the M e. Church on
Thanksgiving evening was we'll attended. The
singing was first class. and the elocutionists,
Mrs. r. NJ Cain, of Kokomo, and Miss Aida Nc
Carly, of this place. were the special features of
the entertainment, Mrs Lulu Commons, of
Knightstown, is visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Huff Mrs. Caddy and Mrs. Reb Rogers
were at Anderson Friday. Ada Gray, of
Springport. Ind, has been the guest of George
Hollowell and family.
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Pendleton,

Mrs Ed Murphy visited friends at the city last
week. Mr.. Jennay. of Indianapolis, was the
guest of j. r Silver and family last week
Mrs. r. NJ. Cain, of Kokomo. was the guest of
Mrs. Dane Cotty last week. Mrs. Fannie
Ireland, of LaRue. o., is visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs j. r. Clark. :. !. Frank Walker and family
were the guests of W. g. Wynant and family on
Thursday. Haskell Jamison and Ed
Cummins. OF Hastings, Mich, are in town
shaking hands with their many friends. :.
Laura Eminger is considerable better. A. E.
Russell and wife, formerly of this place. now Of
Anderson, were visiting here last week.
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DIED..

DAMRON-Cecilia Damron, Saturday, at P. NJ.
Funeral tomorrow, Monday. at $50 A. NJ. at her
residence, No. az Prospect street. Remains will be
taken to Mount Vernon, Ind, for burial.
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Rockville.

Mr.. Ed. Lambert and lady are in Crawfords-
vile. Mr.. I. A. Bryant, former Rockville
boy, now in the railroad mail service. will be
united in marriage with Miss Josephine PIERCE,
of Terre Haute. Dec. z. ;. Cards are out for the
marriage of Mr.. Silas L. Good of Rockville, and
Miss Laura NJ. Hughes, at Terre Haute Dec.
2. Miss Jennie Steele, of Terre Haute, at
tended the Thanksgiving ball of the Diamond
Club. and is the company of her cousin, Miss
Sallia McCnna
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EanVille.

DR.. and Mrs A. Pollock gave a reception Fri
day evening in honor of their son, Charles A.
Pollock and BRIDE, of Peru, Ind. . Misses AL
ma Hughes and Grace Lusk, of Attica, Ind, are
visiting the Misses Thompson. on North Walnut
street. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Bines, of Chca-
go. are visiting at the residence of FL. K Greg
ory. The Young Ladies Shakespeare Club
met with Miss Madge Kimbal last Tuesday aft
ernoon. Sam Wickery has b"an elected a
member of the Young Ladies' q. /. A. Society,
and is the only male representative in
that organization. Mr.. and Mrs. j..
W. Quinn, Of Milwaukee, formerly
of Danville, visiting in the city.
Mr. James A. Webster. of this city, and Miss
frankie Paige, of Lafayette were married at
the brides home last Wednesday evening. &.
Father p j. O'Rely, of ST. Patrck's Church,
gave banquet to the members of tho choir last
Wednesday evening. A delightful time is re-
ported Miss Jennie Abdill organized pri-
waite dancing class at the residence of John p.
Norvell on Friday evening DIR. and Mrs w
j. Moore gave Thanksgiving dinner party, and
among those present were Hon. David Tenny,
of Fargo, D. T.; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hamln
and daughter Miss Eta, of Lafayette; Mr.. and
Mrs. Matt w. Pinkerton, and Mr. and Mrs. John
Silvers, of Chicago.
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Terre Haute.

:. Mss Annie Mackey, of Evansville, is visiting
Mrs. Fl. G. Gilbert Miss Lolita Blood, of
Cleveland, is vising her aunt. Mrs. j. Irving
Riddle. Mrs. B. H. Cornwall has gone to her
winter home at Gainesville. Ga. Miss Mamie
Fouts has returned from visit to Rushville and
Connersvile. Miss Mollie Crawford is home
for the holidays. Mrs. NJ. Swafford has gone
to Huntsville, Ala, to spend the winter :.
to spend the winter. Mrs. j. L. Rogers, of
Baraboo. Wis, with her daughter, is visiting
her sister, Mrs A. @. Combs. Mr. ard Mrs
Verley Stevens, of Lexington, KY, are visiting
Mrs. Smiths parents Mr. and Mrs Charles
Smith Mr. and Mrs. H. c. hewitt will leave
to morrow for few weeks visit in the East
principally in Washing ton. Mr.. and Mrs L.
A. Barnett will spend the winter in Minneapolis
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j. P KhETERs prio. List.
$3.50 for barrel -four, guaranteed to give salts
faction money refunded.
81 for 20 pounds extra @ sugar.
81 for 1S pounds white sugar.
81 for IL pounds A sugar.
ST for 16 pounds graduated sugar.
12c for one pie peaches.
7a9c for red cherries, blackberries or
string beans.
Toe for one pound new rasins.
10c for one package self-rising buckwheat -four.
15c for one pound fresh country butter.
Zoe for one gallon headlight oil.
15c for one gallon good vinegar.
25c for one pound plug tobacco.
500 tor one pound fne-cut tobacco.
4Oc for one pound old Kentuck tobacco.
&c for one pound all kinds iellies.
Fine teas and coffees speciality, at prices below
All goods delivered promptly, free Of charge
G. O. d.
No charge for package.
SO East New York street Delaware street and
Massachusetts avenue.
j. p. KEETER.
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N0blesville.

Mrs. e. G. Cox. of Anderson, is visiting her
parents at this place. Warden Murdoch, of
the Michigan City penitentiary, was in the city
a few days this week. Mrs. j. A Shade, of
Greenvile, o.. is visiting her parents for few
weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin, formerly
of this city. but more recently of Wichita Kan,
sojourning with their children for short
while, after which they return to California to
locate. P. A. HarnIsh has been visiting in
Bluffton for the past week Frank Lloyd. of
Martinsville, was in attendance at the Ford case
this week. Miss Addie Burke, who has been
visiting friends in Kansas and Missouri for the
past few months has returned home. :.
c. NJ. Greenlee, of Elwood, was
in the city this week. Miss Mat
tie Beeson, of Plainfeld, is the guest
OF Miss Emma Jenkins this week. Judge
Robinson, of Anderson, was attending court
here this week Mr. Oscar Miles, formerly
proprietor of the Republican Ledger. is lying
dangerously i'll a. his residence in this city.
Mr. A M. Baker is able to he out of doors after
an illness of several weeks. Forrest Hill, of
Anderson, was in the city this week. T. F.
Swain, of Indianapolis, was in town this week.
Mrs DR.. e. c. Loehr entertained a number
OF her friends last Saturday evening. /. Mr..
Isaac Walker, of Lebanon o., was visiting Mr..
and Mrs. j. Thorn this week. Harry Foutius
and wife were visiting friends here this week.
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MattOon.

The nuptals of Miss Eva Bogardus and Rev.
Thomas L. Price. of Wapella, H., will be cele.
brated at the residence of j. j. Bogardus, in this
city, Dec. l. . Cards are out announcing the
marriage of E. A Robinson, of this city. to Mrs
S. E. jerks, of Seymour, Ind, to occur
Nov 30 Miss Myrtle Hamilton has been
visiting friends at Springfield ILL., :. Mrs.
Ben Baer is home from Chicago.
Misses Mae Moore and Hattie Mckinley spent
the several past weeks with Chicago friends.
A number of invited guests were very pleasant
ly entertained by Mrs. j. B. Arthurs at her res
idence on Green street, Tuesday evening. . G..
ii. Candee, of New York, was the guest of J. M.
Healey recently Thanksgiving day found
W. B. Mckinley and wife the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Lannng at Hastings, Neb.
David Bailey and wife are here from Boston,
Mass, visiting Ed Bailey and family Misses
Agnes and Jennie Mckinley have returned from
visit in St Louis James Ralph and wife
have returned from Amboy Ill Mrs E.
Young and sons, guests of Mrs. H. H. Harris,
have returned home to Chicago. Saturday
celebration of Rev. d. W. Dresser
and wife's twenty-fifth wedding anniversary.
Robert Victor is back from Texas.
Mrs. S. j. Freeland has returned from Beth
any. III. Mrs. J. NJ. Kelly and children ate
Thanksgiving dinner with Terre Haute
friends. ;. Mrs Grace Gay and daughter are
visiting the family of Elder David Gay and fam
lily in Decatur. Ill. David Cassell is here
from Sterling, Ill, the guest of J. D. Cassell. :.
Mrs. Mary Robertson, of Terre
Haute. Ind, came over last week
to visit relatives in this city. Mrs.
S. D. Geary and daughter Alice are home from
Buffalo, N. Y. Miss Celia Ensey of Wind
sor, is a guest of Mrs o. K. Brown. Miss
Lizzie CHM, of Sullivan, ILL.,, was the guest of
her sister. Mrs. Hattie B. Cunningham. Sunday.
f.: Miss Mary Cassell is home from college for
holiday vacation. v K. Curd and wife came
over from Charleston to eat turkey with Mrs
Judge Hughes :. j. NJ Maris and wife, of De-
catur. Ill, were entertained by ]. w. Hanna
and wife Thursday. Mrs Carrie Kingman
will arrive home from Elmira n. Y, next week.
Miss Laura McElrov is visiting East st.
Louis friends. . Miss Mamie Harrigan is visit
ing in Peoria
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ShelhYYille.

Miss Laura Updegraff was visiting friends in
Indianapolis last week Mrs. Edmund Cooper
entertained Senator T. NJ Howard and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs Willard Alley. of ST. Paul, the past
week. Miss Fannie Wingate has returned
from Owensburg, KY, where she has a position
in one of the millinery establishments :. Mrs.
HacKleman and daughter, Miss Nettie, of Ar
lineton, were the guests of Misses Stella and
Lolita Green last Sabbath Miss Susie Favor
tie entertained a few of her friends Tuesday
evening, at her home, ON Washington avenue.
Mrs Samuel Hamilton has been entertaining
Miss May Heron, of Indianapolis this week.
Mrs. j. Nd. Carroll attended the Ludlow-Hunter
wedding at Indianapolis, on Wednesday evening
DIR. Herman Pink, wife and daughter of In
danapolis spent Thanksgiving here. the guest
of Mrs Pinks mother Mrs Philip Levinson.
Messrs. Tom Swayne and Harry Saylor, and
Misses Clara Beggs and JUNE Elliott, attended
dance at Connersville, on Wednesday evening.
\. The Chautauqua Society rendered very in
teresting programme on Wednesday evening at
the residence of Mrs Pierce. {. The Matinee
Musicale third division) met in the Pres
byterian Church parlors Wednesday after
noon, and rendered some beautiful selections.
Mrs William Beckman, of Indianapolis, was the
guest Of her mother, Mrs Nancy Sorden, last
week :. P. G. M. B. S. Sutton delivered
Masonic address at Waldron on Thursday even
ing to very large audience Mr.. and Mrs.
G. r. Powell and Miss Hattie Smithers spent
Thanksgiving at Greensburg the guests of Mrs.
Powelps sister, Mrs Conner. Mrs DR.. Jane
son, OF Rushville, Is the guest of Mrs. ID. l..
Conrey. Miss Helen Gorgas gave a party
Thursday evening to number of her
little friends in honor of her
tenth anniversary :. Miss Ella Daugherty who
is attending Classical School in Indianapolis.
came home to spend Thanksgiving, and was &C,
companied by her friend Miss Calentine, of
Michigan. Miss Lena Metzger entertained
Miss Sadie Pfafflin on Thursday Miss Sadie re-
turned to her home in Indianapolis on Friday,
after visit of two weeks here. :. Miss Carrie
Powell, who is teaching in the public schools of
Frankfort Ind, spent Thursday here, theguest
of her mother Mrs. z. B Wallar is enter
tanning Mrs. Abernatha, of Centreville Ind.
Mrs James Robertson, of Indianapolis, was
the guest of Mrs. Judge Hord
and Mrs. John Elliott last week
Miss Kate Beges, of Cincinnati, is the guest of
the Misses Beggs at their home on West Wash
ington street. . Miss Minnie Protzman, of
Walnut Hills. is visiting her sister, Miss Ida, at
her home on lions Hill. Mr.. II. E. Black of
Greensburg, was the guest of Miss Emma Alex
ander, on Thursday. . Miss Mile Bookwalter
is expected home from Chicago this week, where
she has been visiting friends. Mr.. and Mrs
Charlie Fastlaben were at G1sensburg on Thurs
day, the guests of the latter's parents
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

DOTTED CORN.MEAI-WHITE OR YELLOW
~ fresh. daily, at VAN PELTS, 125 North
Delaware street.
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FOR RENT.

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~ Store, Ga North Pennsylvania street. Great
bargains in fine goods.
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Corn-meal fresh daily
Graham flour fresh twice week
New breakfast cereals all kinds
This years old-fashicned buckwheat four
New hominy, breakfastor coarse
Hew-crop rice, cerealine, etc.
All kinds of feed and chickenfeed.
Prices away down.
Most complete store Of the kind in Indians
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No goods sold but what are garanteed.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-02
MRS. A. I, STEWARDS WILL
THE DISPOSITION TO BE MADE OF
HER VAST WEALTH.

Two Important Codiciies Added to the
Wil-Charitabie Bequests-Stnry Of the
Millionaire Merchants Stolen Bones
How Mrs. Stewart Got Possession OF
Them by Paying x25, 600.
New YORK, Nov 1.-The vii, of Mrs. Cor
nelia NJ. Stewart, deceased widow Of the
great millionaire dry-goods merchant, was
filed Monday in the office of the surrogate
for probate. 1t is very lengthy document
and drawn TO cover many particulars In
the first clause she gives her brother, Charles
P. Clinch an annuity Of s20,0O0 per annum
to be paid him in quarterly installments
until his death. To her sisters, Anna, Emma
and Julia Clinch. she gives an annuity of
$4,000 per annum during their lives Her
niece, Sarah N. Smith, is hequeathed $3.50,
600. Cornclia s. Butler gets 5000
900, and each of her children.
Lawrence and Charles s. s0.u00 each,
Kate nj. Smith receives s200,000: Louise,
Ellen, Bessie and James also children of
Sarah N. Smith, receive sl00,oo0 each Her
deceased sister Louise'5 children each get
SjO,0o0 All the rest Of her estate, real and
S'ti"'t SN's " Niitii iNS ~ Va al
and Henry Hilton, as executors, who are di
rected not TO pav any of the beuuests until
three years after the final prpbate of TIN, will
estft'ove Constitutes the original will and
"ashnade Jitty D lSf, and signed IN the
presence ot enry + Davies, 0 West Fifth
hrst street. james Henry WORK, 5S5 Madison
avenue, and Edward b, Hilton, West
Ihrty-fonrth street
In a cotsiciis datet May q, ls'S' siie orders
her executors 10 dispose N hee estate IN va
I,ooS II ways one re'"h'S 'he "que'' 10
iieiS 'h'otla si'ts 10 oi'i' one naii lart
VI 'nG reihah",er "' her estate 10 I've used IN
'ot,p'eons % inc stewart memorial
'a.ht'i,h' n' o''''''h WV, TO endow II for
Yer, p" ,'nf' wv" sem'na''e'' TO he at
.he -, w t.i'' ,'',ne!ha' ana transfer them to
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-02
TIE NEWS IN BRIEF.

The English house of commons is to inset
on Jan. s.
On account of the low prices prevailing
for sugar the extensive refinery at St Louis
has suspended operations
fire at Des Arc, Ark, on Saturday de-
stroyed six stores and two churches The
losses aggregate s150,O00
The salt well at the Detroit mill, Bay City,
Mich. is 1885 feet Deep the greatest salt
well depth ever reached in that state
John NJ Gavisk, and aged an influential
citizen of Evansville, Ind. died of heart
disease at the breakfast table Sunday.
A syndicate of New Workers Is attempting
TO obtain lease of the entire Cherokee strip
in Indian territory, for grazing purposes.
Michael Davitt is at st Paul He does not
intend to return to Ireland until his engage
ments on this side of the Atlantic have been
filed.
Six United States prisoners have been SEN
tenced to BE- hanged in Fort Smith. Ark,
Jan. "A for murders committed in Indian ter
ritory.
J. q. Pangborn, assistant general passen-
ger agent of the Baltimore & Ohio road, has
resigned to engage in the patent medicine
business
A distinguished New York clergyman, who
was going abroad, was offered $500 if he
would tarry and marry an ambitious pair,
but he refused
Methuselum could not have been prouder
of his last child than are pair at St Joseph,
Mo. The mother is i5 years old, the father
Al, the boy week
Several parties of mining experts sailed
from New Orleans Sunday, for Hon iur as, TO
examine the district in which thu discoveries
of gold have been reported
W. p Payne, prosecuting attorney of M
Dowel county, West Virginia, had
drunken quarrel with his brother Albert, AMI
killed him with a revolver
Partisan rancor at Sedalia, Mo, led Capt
l.. S. Bridges TO break Il cane over the head
of Col Ritter, and melted street fight
between Maj Niles and John Conner, the
latter being Democratic candidate for re
corier
Samuel S. Payton, ii grandson of Commo
dore Perry of Lake Erie fame, has just been
discharged from the Michigan penitentar y,
where he served five years for burglary
While convict he fell heir to an estate
valued at S2j0,000.
The government receipts during the first
-four months of the present fiscal wear ended
Saturday were Sl27. .s44. 81, being sl4, l6S
s9l in excess of the receipts during thu cor
responding period of last year The ex-
penditures during the same period of 1886
We're S., 254 e;S5, being Sl1, ,9ls,45l less than
the expenditures during the same period Of
last wear
The oleomafgarine law went into effect
Monday. The demand for stamps has been
very great. and the indications are that
large amount of the commodity will be- put
on the market next week The production
OF oleomargarine for domestic consumption
is estimated at the rate of 10000. 90 pounds
year, and the amount exported is also be-
heved TO be very large
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-02
A Great Victory
A Terrible Case of Scrofuia
Cured by
Hoods SarsapariIIa

. In the winter of 1879 was attacked with
Scrofula in one of the most aggravating forms.
At one time had no less than thirteen large
assesses over and around my neck and throat,
continually eXuding an offensive mass OF
bloody matter disgusting to behold, and
almost intolerable to endure. 1t is impossible
to fully describe my suiferings, as the case
was complicated with Chronic Catarrh. After
three years of misery, having been treated by
three physicians, l was worse than ever.
Finally, on the recommendation of W. J.
Huntley, druggist, of Lockport was induced
to try Hoods Sarsaparilla. And now, after
having taken twelve bottles, within the last
twelve months. the scrofulous eruptions have
entirely ceased, and the assesses have all
disappeared, except the unsightIy sears, which
are daily becoming smaller by degrees. and
beautifully less do not know what II NAV
have done for others. but do know that in
my case, Hoods Sarsaparilla has proved an
effective specific indeed. As an evidence of
my gratitude 1 send these facts unsolicited.
and am ready to verify the authenticity of
this cure, by personal Correspondence with
any one who doubts it." CHARLES A. Rob-
ERTs, East Wilson, Y.
This statement is confirmed by ". J Hunt
ley, druggist of Lockport. n. Y, who calls the
cure great rictory for Hoods SarSaparlla
Send for hnoE CiyiDc CT otemaOtc of m p,v o,ror