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BY THEIR WORKS We SHALL
KNOW THEM.

l EEArrLE. Wash. Jy., May -, isss
Ny little boy, when four years old.
was taken sick with scarlet rash. We
I had competent medical aid bat he
never fully recovered. For 3 years he
was sick. could r>tain nothing on his
stomach. sometimes would vomit
ceaseieSSly for n week not retaining
even water. lie dwiniled away till
bat shadow OF his former self. At
last his mind gave way. For two
weeks he clung TO me begging me not
to bury him In the ground. lie recog-
niz II nobody. not even me. We ali
concluded thai death would be relief
to him. There was no use trying the
old school doctors, of that We have had
enough experience. Their medicines
failed to Nil me when every one of
them gave me up with consumption
saying that could not live week.
That was three years ago. They
would have had their say, too, II had
not called in DIR. J. Eugene Jordan.
| had then been belfast for over year.
could not turn over. suffered with ex-
cruriating pain and spat bloody pus.
Asby the aid OF the sad-sent Hists-
genie Medicines | recovered from the
verge Of the grave and was able To do
considerable of my house work In 30
days Well We got DIR. Jortlan's mcdi-
cine for our little boy and his reason
returned and 50 did his health. and in
two months from first taking his medi-
cine he went TO school. We are con-
vinced. as Is every one who has used
the unprecedented Hist Med, that it
aecomplishes the apparently impossi-
bic, and that To compare them to all
the other medic mes IL Is like compar-
ing bright sunlight 10 Egyptian dark
ness. MAGGIE MCDANIEL
have been sick for the last fifteen
years with n complication of diseases.
rheumatism and kidney troubles were
very bad, but heart disease was the
worst of all. Many times thought
would not survive IT, The sharp,
agonizing pain in my heart would take
my breath and make me dizzy. had
To catch as things 10 keep from falling.
In fact. | was an utter wreck. | tried
doctors in Terra llaute. Ind, Bloom
ington. Ottumwa. Charlton, and Bar
hngton-- Gllopathie. homeopathic. and
every other kind IL doctors. They
used batteries. baths. and all manner
and kinds of nasty tasting drugs. but
I ltAftNfi To EtfifAt AZ Hi 1 gave u
mp in disgust. Every doctor told me
another tale rs Ia what he thought
was the matter with me, bu. that aid
not cure me,
Going % Seattle, | heard OF nothing
bot the new htstcgenetlc system, and
of pr. J. Eugene Jordan, It's author.
Having tried all the old. I concluded to
try the new. and after q few weeks
use OF the above medicine | complete
ly recovered. This was last October.
and have had no sign of the return
81 the troubles. and have been able To
attend TO my duties ever since. |
make this statement from gratitude ts
pr Jordan and the hi.toeenetic sys-
team. and also from a spin; of sym
patty for kindred humanity.
iusgPH PENNINGTON.
Edmond. W. r.
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fsntenw. Apprsesstes Coed YS@sr--
~ Crsps-vnssoas News.
wxrxA WAsx4. Jnre z-Hon. n n fs4sr
ts.ss.s yer-efs =; ;<<xex frgzf EzsEzsr1. -
1r.~ tfaf n IA v ala Eour rss IN zress -
RAM skerr, and sxpressla< fssArs t'
sao-e extensively fn-rs>free = inte u -.
e@zo ns.rkss NJ .sz.es ~. .ssss 80 80
- rs =! Pierre. weakest Of fts PzEst
=<,slrd & Axzs1aaz assembly. - "a 'oSn ia
80 issfs<<ss 81 thai sn<ifff-
"A Frsnes soldier in fish snifc<rs srss Ir1
10 tosss fs-1xy ~ me ftsrl@n1 tssln -
sr.d wss roar-sa rfsmi~d xsd ss'nt - prison
ksf s.car.css oa al Eszl,sa vessel 70 Ses
Yo<x. IA ezteaFo~ta< % rszrc fmre<a.
rhrre H. tsas srseu<i.. ne Eak carried V
<xn fxxael=ro tassesf. Iafa ~ 1870,
.xzsn far thiszxn. Ezd ~ mistake ezs.s 70
isis city he eennst sIax sy IT, ~ =, ~.
is*h. Yrvneh css!zsns hess sss' h's' 90 Rs
he III ws<as crop Of tse wsfia Wells hasir
~<Ii sFfrax~ Al kenxf - t1Skels an aerr-
rms h bas less than o1e4rarfer 80 ~ ~ y
last gear. when f1<re ~Ss r'zh'ss' i-s's
ac<xs-
.s.rwra serrisnrsai .hosi superintendent.
sza ! sex broken "a q stage afrsder.t t&s,
sssrff.. wlsI;e en- rug*e 10 The Isrsffnrfsi
Tesrhsrrs' IHstita,e a, Pomsrcy, fross o.
tax
Or. A. T. &nder~ssl. president ut WIZ
rssu f.aileSe. sssd ~Ife. left this morning
fyr 4 fxs Weaks' sEssf IN rcstfie.
CoE. y. j. Parker, prssifenf 81 ne pesl.
,~n.fsrg rFssn1aissssn. and wife. returned
last ssSht frpsn ga EXTENDED visit; 20 ssaii'
fsfnta
Dr. b. :. bakers condition Il sesuewha;
Improved sa.fay, bet death - oniy . mat
TER IL few siays-
Prank boyle hai bis right eve taken oss.
w III. 4 u f;ialoek to-day. The sight -
tie eye VAS destroyed By dlsease, which
affected the other eye.
Ths headers wiii commence Cutting
grain HondaY.
In The races at Dayton. jaiy Z. sssefal
ssaAaes n fae kerses from here Wiz par
fsr.Bafe-
There was nnesr;hesi IL an indian bury
ssx ground Ia wslisla Few days a<o :
sassdai assest ts5i. given ~ Lewis an.'
tfarsc 20 Chief feless IN ISIS for sir ~.
sses@es shour tise ssysgsrs ~ hifa assss De
frfs4
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Children cry for Pitchers c astoria.
FINANCE AND TRADE

SEATTLE, TUESDAY. juno y. las.
Illienfhal Bros shiPpei QUE carload 81
ho,.s east yesterday, over the Northern
The Mexico landed ~ tsns 81 general
saercaanilsc az the Ocean d.sek today con
sisfinK 81 tnbacco. cigars. pianos. mali
paint. iron. liquor. stationery. snesr, gre
ersiss. hard ware. mailing. feed. butter, 20
safoes. salt. onions. oil. iruli. books. h"use
hold goods. tsecr. plaster, coai. esfec, riacs,
powder, marble. bottles. acid. boiler, iire
brick. erockery. machinery, cement. VIII
low.Narr. carpets. slcohcl. oysters. paper,
nuts. blinds, oranges. four. door. rope
bridge iron. soap. pig iron &c.
PRODUCE RECElI'rS-D Daring the past
"A hours the following freight has been re
e.ised Prf Aexieo from SAN Francisco.
az tons; per Premier iruIn Vancouver. 8.
toss OF merchandise: per Puget sound
shore Line, y ear loads merchandise.
Prom points on ihc sound, produce was r.
ecised A. follows 21s sacks oats, ~ case.
fruit. u tons posaiocs. tons hay, :. head
cattle. ? horssS, > dressed calves. u cases
butter. bale wool. - bales hops. cases
eggs, 4 hogs. quarters tlresscd heci. =
dressed sheep. Il dressed iamis. case
chickens, bundle hide, tons niisceila'
nceus fright, ~ Kegs beer, u packages
dsh, sacks oysters.
rttilA A---tfAfAbt Atst fiA-A = flef-
general freizhis were sent from seattle IN
the following quantities Hy Premier. 800
pounds lnrs for Sew York. i0an pounds seal
SKINS Tor London, Y. :, :. X. r.. - tons |,
ar :. Z. Il, = tons. >. LIS, & =. u. r.. q
tons sound steamers ieok freight as fol
iows--Hsywari | ton lee and "A ueSen
hsx,oris. t.eo. y starr ton, flcetw God q {,
tnns. f3iy ~. tons. Nuuree - ions. Ncr~in
toas. Anderson t9ns- Total $50 Tons
HAY Dealers peg az 20 issF Ton ON the
bank Retail 80 10 "a per ton.
CuRkANTS-fOriy cents per gallon
linsliesi supply
PofATofS--tie supply Quote, BY the
sack / cent per n. retail. 1 eruiS.
oNioNS--by the sack, cent pee ~; re-
tail. cents.
nEIfEE - Eastern creamery, = Ia =
cents per n. Country. 40 e4a4gs.
EGGs-~EasSeri, Il 10 = cents per dexeh
by She case.
GAHHAtsE--T~ae cents per n.
OATS-Dn the Oats. $3.50 10 10 per
ton. heiaii, si.a per GENITAL
fKEp~CAap feed, ~ cents per ~
~begts, "a pes tpa; hfaa. / % per tuili extra
Va fddlinEs ~ per Ion.
Ft< u -. California. Si9s per barrel;
It,f4 land 81 "a ut.F huFfs
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NV hov. ten years Oh, was broken
down with rheumatism His limbs
wese al distorted eat 81 share from
the haaeiui effect: he suffered greg;
agnay, api could not tsiru ia bed
7 he worst ~ All. hi, heart was gresfly
siiectei from u, and it almost stopped
Iii isseath. We gave him up. also did
oar pslgA6orS. A. = last resort | went
50 Dc J. Eges ne lorlon. whose mct.-
sct1e performed apparently impossible
cures IN cgv neirabars, After giving
uy hoy fae-e medicines 70. three
wick D. ea-reiy recovered. his iiahs
sil str1i htcri oss a-ain. an Z he IS
Fer.cy,.v '4cli il every way. That was
A. for ray=,ii. ! hai an injury to
nav rurcT N5liCh turned laso garris OF
tac lssae. Scveral doctors we're EN-
pseYea, tri tie res Ii va. the hone
ktrt ga eating Gw4y. AZ lat they
asag.Etts ihag 81 oeler 10 ave the
haa i-r & er tai - IS aMpa;a:rA.
. betA1gg,.s uis-sesf 81 llr. Jordan. OBJ
tss 81. &. y1cl.lctl.e ass. IN txo weeks
tiact. eas.i the bsac disease and |
resair5. sag sme~. lfow msch sHf.
lssscE sl4 eXgsoie Ge nEi.sit have
saEcsi aad ~ E2ova 81 tie ai~ta~ess-
etc MFs.sstle ard ~. J. Eaeeas
}aEfs4s. y. EEsoatauSE.
osEgrisA, " ?.
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srDxass Pats. June 2s.--Nrs- b'ooislef
i,as decided 10 appeal 10 the supreme ts,lsri
from the decision Of JUDGE NASH IN IA.
eernass suffrage ea.e. TICS iHsfgs ruled
against the iag. Argument viii De- made
a; the Jaly term.
sescIssssss thosssEnd people zsihessa ~
nomination % Harrison and Morton. Con.
sfattiiatsyry addresses. were delivered b. Col
VI WINSTON. s~ilissf Of the herseaf. Col. Ap9rc-
Judge Turner and Miss Florence ao!ineiie'
tbs rising young setres.
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ronr TOWNSEND.
Surveyors sfart Out Ia f.eeste tn"
a.lne of the T.. r. =. H. E--How the
rssket Nominated at Chicago suits.

eurvevofs start Out Ia I.sewte tho
a1ne af the r.. r. =. n. E.--How the
risket Nominated at Chicago suits.
Notes.
poxr Tosxsrxp, June 9s.--Tbe Pori
Townsend southern Railroad directors are
rosdecfuiux their psossises Early this
m0ruine 4 PARTY Of thirteen surveyors aud
engineers siartrSi out ~ locate she Tue 81
u Il prcsufned that the iiEe v III terminate
a Portland, the preliminary SURVEY hat lng
shawn that rEsfte from Fort Townsend ~
dat direction was perfectly feasible and
very al, sntareous The president of ihe
rad said that hide Got construction wSnld
b. edvursiscd for within SIX weeks
TnrY hEK ~.
what do yaas think Of the ticket was
axkcd 81 a number ii prominent Repnhii
cans yesterday and ths reply Was IN
vasinbiy one OF complete .Aiirin''iv ~,
Many there are who cannot trel ihe
would II ssiasns ulN the nominee
sSc s,moss unisersni choice was for Harsi
mn. II IA also thought that .hc noinina
don of Morton for Sicc-rfcelacnt makes
Nov York doubtful; 4 ronains ia,iiea
iasf evening, al which Hon. Z, ". Hraa
rhaw and others made eloquent spseehes
~ meeting Was held under the saspicsl
n oke Republican elih. aud daring ne
oToning ths name was eilangfi trom tlas
~Wshinrtoa Republican tiue' TO tbs
ssl1aerisun Republican Club.
MOTIFS
H,ckmef Leo arrived iast night iron Al
- 4 4, carry general merchandise back IS
Aiasknn paris. iTssn, seattle mainly Tbs
s].cota iasl trip Was iae quiekcs' she essi
@Sl1A tslag gone from Port fosusend e
Nlfkn as.d retura only tbree weeAs AMI W.
dAys. -.
ftrasnsliip Mexico arrived last usgh'
from San francisca and pfeeeessea nI
Mound " lth large lssi II passengers ana :
eUm nsnsusntc quantity 81 trykM for &c
alto and ether points
4. improved ursler Of ~ Men. left on ths
stcansef Wildwood III morning. speeia
charter. iti Institute yftete Al the queen
city.
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A VALUABLE WORK.

One of the best OF the recent refer
erence publications is Appleton''s En-.
cyclopedia of American Biography. Ii
is the first complete work OF the kind
and is necessity in every complete
library. Ii contains a biographical
sketch of every person prominent in
American civil and military history
in law and politics, in divinity, litera-
ture and art. in science and in inyen-
vention. including distinguished per
sons born abroad that are related to
our national history, and embraces all
the countries of North and South
America. The work is sold only by
subscription. Mr.. w. W. Beck i
now eauynsSi,l- Seattle for IL
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lffNNEIlN, hlnH Co, ". L.
have bees hadiy troubled with my
throat for many years II would give
me no rest Il night Ter the tickling
and hacking. Since last December il
was worse than ever. and having tried
50 many things which dii me no good
| felt pretty helpless. ! told a friend
of mine, John Anderson. catileman
thai thought. - = lsst resort, Of 20
ing Ia California lie told nae he bad
been in the rame TX, AMI weat - DIR.
] Eggene 1ortan, took his medicine
aud 4aickly and completely recovered
concluded 10 Try him. and wish e
record the f. { that after a weeks use
" the perfectly tasteles~ hisiognetic
medicine entirely recovered. | make
this statement for the bsRciit Of OF all
afflicted IN iRe same was.
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- ny nfsnsd ~ vesy lssvs <zseas s
h1en1a
~. ham 4 Ayes IN ~ nesufng ~
WHISKY fefand. whese - - ese.fx1
ee5ss.tf f1< sny1nr fu<zzf 8sies 81 tie,
wkfrA Viii trokat5y n<<e1stfx4e NJ -
sssr< fsxms tia xasy In s<xerd DonfnA
NJ a q Ayesz- e1<rk e IL eruH -
IN New Ycrk ass6 vii prutAhEs nzr7yt -
Dfynpi4 asssux trf5 + hssfz< sesrrse1 -
Gapa1zan fnc91r fntHuea - tas n'11s ~
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ADVICE Tss FRS.

Mrs. Minslow's Soothing syrup, for chill
drcn icething. is the prescription of one Of
the best fcsal nurses aud physicians in
the United States, aud has been used for
forty years with never falling success by
millions OF mothers for their children.
During the procwss Of tcethiug its value is
incaiculable II relieves the child from
pain, cures dyseiitary and diarrhoea, grip
ing in the bowels and wind collie. by Civ
ing health to the child 1t rests the mother.
Price asSe bottle. apISlwiy
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an AND AFTER SUNDAY. NAY sorH
~ fxSs. and ua,il further notice, t-Assi
viii. run IS Per schedule below, ccnnecsiuS
II Unfou Ray with steamers on Lake W ash.
inxipu. and 1t tsilrsan with stages To snd
from Fab City and SroQuAimie Hop Ranch
fxs<enxer< leaving SEATTLE a. 80 q IN can
rexch Fail City and Hep Ranch same even
ing, and by leaving latter point BY stage IN
SAME day.
50 daily.
ssR-- ssaIiy EXCEPT sunday.
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American Expsvss io7is, Canadian Pacidc
-, Canada southern AZ !. Central Pa
ci1e -. huntington 4 Qaipcy liz. Dels'
war q tsekaWanns 10. Denver & Rio
nrande ~ J. ffis gs's. lake sao7c ~ s.Lnuis-
vide & Nashville 81 Michigan cptfal (, !.
Missouri racific -, Kansas q Texas \.
Nsw York Central iefs.. Northern Pacific
~, pFvicrrcd a0is. Northwestern Ies5s
urogon lsnproNcmSnt -, Navigation 81,
Reading s9as. Rock Island igiis. -. Paul
i%t. fsXes Pacific 20 .. Union fscgac sS's.
laited s'aies hxpress lVs !, Fargo tsa.
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oAxastxs W. r., jtsne I'D. i.ss.
Karsfzssky 4 90. win ri once commences
The erection OF large grEsn waFehs.si-e
here. making she third al tnis rs7.iit trop
ss,ss<eests ,,syer better. wheat viii average
atoit 20 bushels. Large quantities u wheAi
vet renaai,. II. the farmers hands
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AZ orES LETrgE-

SEATTLE. w +.
DIS. paRRIx--Gentienen | now
take the pleasure of writing yea that
after q full course Of your electro
magnetic treatment l am entirely
cured of pain in my chest, which has
troubled me for over eight years
Having been under treatment by doc
tors OF Liverpool. Glasgow. Calcutta
and San Francisco. none Of them did
me any good until came under you.
treatment, which am sure has per-
snanentiy cured me, for which- gen
tiemen, beg TO remain,
Yours gratefully,
WILLIAM LITTLE
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LEAVES

No,e--leayiny Lcngwood Ter sss.sss
"a n. N. u. -
ON sandays coach win iesve =
hoar, commencing AZ . o'cinch : ~
ming through to the Masonic rs,s.k1.r
the Turn verein picnic rrs.nr,{s ~
cosch will leave n. cemetery n 3 -
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Coaches for the HignisD5. -:
Terrace aad East End.
On fheater nights coach why.
foot of Marion stree; as the c,or,s X - -
formance III
krrTffHNf<gI
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OFFICE HOURS AND PLACE OF BUSINESS
The Drs. Darrin are located at the
International Hotel. Cherry street, Sc.
attic, W. r. Consultation free.
Office hours, from 10 TO 1 daily
evenings, TO s: sundays. 10 To L.
All durable chronic diseases, loss OF
manhood, blood taint-, syphilis. gleet,
gonorrhea, spermatorrh9a, seminal
weakness and loss OF desire of sexual
power in man or woman. eatarrh and
deafness are eontidentialiy and sue
cessfully treated. Circulars sent free.
Most cases can receive home treat
menf after visit 10 the doctors office.
tThe Drs. Darrin also have branch
Office at 235 Fifth street. Portland. Or,
where any in that vicinity can consult
thcm.A
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The above gentleman. Mr.. Mohs.
owns a farm of 270o acres and hun
dreds of cattle and horses; and these
statements, coming from a man of
undoubted integrity. and whose repu-
tation for veraeity Is above suspicion,
must be admitted as positively true.
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STEAMER ITI:Y'
CArTAIN 81 HlpTM

tAFiAIN \. HARTMAN.
+ EAYING YESiER's WHARr 80.
L. Wednesday aud SATURDAY. nes,s5
o'clock. for skagit River and WAY ~! ~
Returning. leaves head al -
every Monday and THURSDAY.
For freight and passage arsplv IA fs,nns
FOSTER, or o,, board.
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2hsao 49, Newer - La W. Wna
$500 - UnnA9uooAs - MuD-
49, m1mseak
III human snce a6or1s in ifsed :
mous singular study Thefx are among
lie nnny class Of Shinkers. tkose Wis
npoue too mech confidence ID others.
TOO kIEaie confdence Ia themselvess %
- coincidence IN anything. Ihe
man Who knows Il al himself, the
man Who thinks somebody e.se knovs
L IN and the paan Who thinks he
knows Who knoxs IL an The egvsixs.
the simpsefon ansi the skspssr- Re
cexnizing the fact that people re9aire
uaorp Substantial evidence than mere
words and promises. Dr. Dzrrin resort
TO the mosf legitimate rfethod Of adj
vrsfising themselves by advertising
th<ir cures. That thoe among the
coznnHnity msy be afforded an OPP
portunity ef investigating before cali
ing in person upon the doctors the
following testimonials are Published
bearing evidence OF the doctors ABILITY
ard xkfzi Is well Is success.
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.srHx, .sp orrrx mann crKrp.


Mr.. EpI1oE-Dear Sir. ] have been
troubled with asthma for the past thir-
teen months, 80 bad as not TO be able
10 do . days work, and have suffered
torment II the damned" The
paroxysms we're 70 severe that my hfe
was many times though; to be tles-
paired of. had tried everything. and
. great many physicians. In order to
get relief | had to resort TO morphine,
until / had contracted the habit
put myself under their eleetro-mag-
netic treatment Now, after sS.-- a.
treatments. | ana entirely cured OF my
asthma and the morphine habit. and
| have no craving for the drug. ! can
be referred at the Mckenzie house,
foot of Marion street, Seattle, w. T.
III. A. JOHNSON.
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MONEY AND MARKETS..

Ngg YoRK. June 2s-Nauey on call
casy a. -. Prime mercantile paper flse.
sterling exchange, dnli and STEADY; Sas7
ios % aay bills. ss.ss's for demand.
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Ms EDfTca-Desr Sir: | reside 10
North Yakima. w. T. consulted
Drs- DaFrin fos deafness Ny lett ear
vas totally s.eaf With pne operation
with Drs. Darrinss electromagnetic
cure, Of ten minutes, | was Isisde 90
hear as well n ever in my lie Tan
be referred 70 IS 10 the trlsth Of my
statement. CIV FOWLER.
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CURED OF cArAnnli AID vAn,cosE VEINS.

CURED OF tAIAkEti AND fAt-stpsA VEINS
To THE PusLic: For ten years |
have been troubled with u very aisa-
greeable catarrh and bronchitis. ! fin
ally got 50 bad that had to give up
my business OF ranching and riding
for my stock The catarrh extended
to my lungs and stomach Ny physi-
clans gave inc up a. incurable. Last
October came 90 Dr-- Darrin. and
now. after three months treatment. l
consider myself 30 far restored a 10 lie
able To do all INV own work. Before
treatment had 20 give UP horseback
riding, and could not attend 70 my
stock at all; now can remain in the
saddle all day without fatigue. Ny
wife had also been troubled with drop
~, milk leg and varicose veins, 80 she
could only walk with the greatest in
convenience. and il was painful 10 the
touch. and finally broke ont in run
ming sore. Drs. Darrin sent her medi-
zines, and. % our great JOY, she Is en-
tirely cured.
Refer 10 me ut Sprague, W. T.
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