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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13

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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13
A MAGNIFICENT DAY
syssyrnlns PASSES orr IN srYlE
Nm. R.sss 1sstsxdss-A b1x fssia -
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Fhla AftsEnsos-

So lar shis ~ssa the weather has been al
tA.f could 20 ssksd. and yesterday w&s
another good day for horse Tots The air
x.s cool. with Eat little ~iEd snd sDlen-
sia sadisaes as pess<nt TO see the beat
.DOrs 50 Tar this week The Judges were =
Ertls more prompt and the races passed on
lissiler-
Fos to-day bis programme 10 annoanesd.
FirsE 1ill come the great = Is pacing race
Ia shieA aIs sntefea four kings of lie
pacing turf Gray Harry. Doctor NJ, Ioleco
Girl and WILCOX Next comes the zt0
trotting elssS Ia Which there are nine en-
tries. tnen tse Gsntlsnasn's driving ciAss OF
nys entries ell 0rand Rapids horses, ana
then the 0reaE Free for al trottiDg race, In
which are catered Gen. Wilkes. JaneE-onL
Elmuood CHIEF. Aim0nt. and koxey Nc
Gregor. 60 out II you want 70 see some
els races
1ss races yesterday can De read as fol-
lows
Wnen the 234 class was called yesterday
afternoon for the nnlshlng heats only three
horses pat IN al appearance. Ihey were
seat of at the nrst tEial and Pete Lndlsy
took the lead and kept IL 10 the nnish
Henry Middleton came ander the wire
close second, Lizzie III. third. Time 252i
Seventh heat-The horses got on well To-
getheE, with Lizzie II. leading, ouI she broke
and acted badly and was LETT behind. Lind
was of his feet quite . portion OF the time
and gained by running. Ia coming up the
stretch he again lost his feet and swayec
badly, % a. 70 impede the progress OF Mid
dle6on. who came under the wire very close
behind. Once Lindley was set back fol
running 10 third place. giving Middleton
the neat and race. Time 234l.
Lndlsy vas given second money, Azzi'
| II, third, Prize fourth.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13

A Dig programme today.
IL was Kit Curry crowd.
Amos Raihban is . good driver.
The track vas IN good condition.
Go TO the grounds this afternoon.
TIE schooner business was lively.
The judges are oracing up little.
The ladies' grand stand Was crowded.
The circus did not affect the races much.
John Dickinson drives in almost every
race.
Judge Smiley is getting . little more
strict
Madame Marantstte captured the hearts of
the audience.
Charles Abbott Is said to be the best driver
on the grounds.
Jacob Weatherwax, Of Stanton. was q
happy grandstander.
The press stand will be cleared of all but
newspaper men today.
l. n. Keeler OF Vaudeville. was promi-
nent figure on the grand stand.
Hon. NJ. p. Gale. Of Big Rapids a promi-
nent horseman was on the grounds.
The sun came out about three O'Clock
and made things look more cheerful.
The Morse Hauser combination ran q
double pole race. one-half mile, In 55i Sec
onds.
The drivers of Maggie Knox and Kit Cur
ry were fined s. each for scoring ahead oi
the pole horse.
Jerry Flood was arrested on the grand
stand for getting drunk aud then getting
into fight. Jerry is in Jail.
Yesterday morning C. NJ. Goodrich at
tacbed the stables of ID. b. HibbaId, fol
debt. The matter was adjusted.
II. ID. kygee, the owner and driver o.
Kit Curry, is not in the pool combination
so be has TO win on the merits Of his horse
The changing of the judges decision ir
the Bnlwer-Curry heat was big disap
pointment to the largest part OF the audi
ence.
When the judges came to send of the las
heat in the 2:34 class the driver OF PETE
Lndlsy cried out. Don't let anyone 60 Out
ahead OF me-"
Doctor NJ. the great PAGER entered fol
this afternoon, will meet the other pacsrs
| for the first time, and as he has big recoIC
| look cut for . big race.
Master. the promising two-year- old, wa
| sired in Coldwater, and last February b,
| was sold to L. J. Knouse, of Mendon, TO
| 81, ,250. Yesterday was the first race he haC
| lost
Grey Harry, one of the big PAGERS for to
| day, has won first money this season a
! Cambridge City. Ind. Dayton and Lima
| Ohio, Kalamazoo and Jackson. and is
| great PAGER.
The grounds inside of the track were
| pretty well filled with carriages when th,
| Morse Hauser combination came TO rul
their one mile standing race. Miss Morse
horses acted very badly and finely threw
her on top of the feence, with one arm
around q strangers neck, who turned white
but hung on to his fair catch. Miss Mors
| was then too timid to ride, so one of the al
tendants put on a uniform and made tn
race with Miss Hauser, who beat him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13
CANADIANS SHUT OUT.
No Longer Allowed to Cross the st. Clair
River and Work ira the ststea

PoRT HURON. Mich, July 12.-Sixty Can
adian lsborers who have been employed
BY the Grand Trunk ct Port Huron. Fort
Gratiot, and other points on the st. Clair
River. crossing to and fro from their homes
morning and night, have been compelled
by Customs Collector Ward 10 shonldef
their dinner buckets and cross to Canada 20
return no more. This is done under the
provisions Of the alien labor law. providing
tsat no foreign lsborers can be brought to
this country under contract for service 10
any company or individual. Congressman
VIII hiting accom- panied the Collector when
he passed down the line reading the riot act
to the Canucks. and il is promised that the
law is to be rigidly enforced. Ia one in
stance the Collectors alien determination
war hss resulted in adding eight citizens to
the United States.
A celered brass hand at Sarnia. Ont. op-
posits this port. hss for a long time fur
nished music for balls excursions, etc, on
this side Of the river, having . monopoly OIL
the business. The Collector gave them
formal notice that they must stop. Where
upon the band came over here. sersnsded
him ksf tie night. and announced when
the Collector vss nearly distracted thai
they would become citizens OF the United
States
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13

ACCIDENT AT w'coYs MILL
Three Men Seriously Iniured bv the TAI
ofs Gfn Pole

txrss -s.sasss stsfse4
IUTHrE. July ia gang of men were sn-
gagged in putting up gin polsi yesterday
forenoon ct McCoy's ssw-mili. eight miles
south Of Luther, when, owing 70 lsck 0f
proper guy ropes. the pole fsil Oh che Fnill,
c8npietely demoiissiuE tue hyper story
ard severely injuring three men. hsssrs.
Bssrsh Sionzhton and Sawyer. yho were
o. voYk the Mil. That they ~sre not al
crushed % Sesth ~ss raifsc's - fssF were
kroeks5 down ard bed under the hesvY
siubers until relieved - other men en-
gsoye6 ~ ths mii. Mr.. BaSwels snKie IS
seriously isn nusd. BIS scalp cuf. sDd Re hss
a severe bruce on fbe shosldsr ard cnsst
Mr. Sio1ghton vss seriously bruised soouf
tie bead sn0 apyeF part 0f the oo1g. Beth
ssyns 10 IushsT at sre8inE kr. SAWYER
= ret sh5s q 5e.Ea0ved TIE uDper Dar- Of
fAs BALD ng is e9mp8e ~reck sr6 ~ii o.
az the c0npletion of the nj Tor sous
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13

1T. r. Mckay, of Clevelsd. General
Freight Agent OF the l. ). K NJ. ). r. &C.
companisd By bis family and some friends,
passsd hrough the city for Charlevoix yes
terdsy mogning. Tasy occupied . privAc
car
Mrs. ". G. Emsrson ADD son Roy, of Phil
sdsiphis. are ia the city on their return
home ailsf Two months stay at she north
ern resorts.
Mrs. sumner Phelps. OF CoopersviiIs. vas
in the city yesterday. She vas sccomps-
uiec by her hstls daughter Elite.
Geo. Csprou. proprietor of the National
Hotel. st Morley. vas in The city yesterday
taxing in the circus and races
Eugene Crandsll, Of Sand Lake. Who has
been IA the city the past few days, returned
hcms yesterday.
F.N. Burnham, clerk Of the Bridge Strsss
House, Is again ~ nis post after four
wees illness.
]. ". Lovely and Alex Denton. Of How.
srd City ssre "a The city yesterday 10 In
tsrTies Z. T.
Mrs Dukes Whitney, Of Adrian. Mich,
is TIE guest Of M. and Mrs. II. E. Hill, Of
l. Jsmss-st
:. Lis<. wife and daughter Jennie. OF
Howard Cisy. wers gnests OF I. Townsend
yeSterdsT.
Frank &. Chase and family will leave 10 :
morrow tor = Summer vacation A. North
port
Ars. George Locke and daughter Ida. Of
Kalamazoo. are visiting friends in this city
Miss Kate Stevens Of Nusksgon. is the
guess ot Mrs. Geo. Stevens. Of Scri6ss--st.
F. r. shaw and ". l. Sbesrsn, Of Bos-
ton. furniture buyers, are Ia the city.
az. Wilnts and family. Of sand Lake.
we're st tne circus yesterday.
r r. Perkins. Of Boyns City. visited the
city yesterday 0n business.
Robert Keith. heavy furniturs buyer. oi
"a. LEAFS - IA the cltv.
Hon. Louis Nsnftz. Of Nusksgen. v.s
N the city yesterday.
Collector Wstson. of Grand Haven. ~ss
IN TIE cry yesterday.
Hon. =. A Rrow1. Of Kalamazoo. is at.
tsnding the rsces.
Fred u. Hills, Of Chicago. Is IN the city
,avinx furnitnre.
Mrs. X. r KINNEY. q Easlsy. -ss IN ID.
<lty yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13
ELECTION DAY IN MANITOBA.
The Government is Overwhelmingly sus
tanned, but Norbusy Elected.

The Government is Overwhelmingly sus-
tanned, but Norbuay Elected.
WINNIPEG. July l2.-The provincial cleo
tions were held yes terday and resulted in
signal victory for the government. The en-
tire provinces has been swept from end to
end. Out of thirty-eight seats twenty-nine
have been heard from, twenty seven Of
which are for the government and two for
the opposition. The blizzard has been SO
severe as to to snow in the opposition and
cause many of its ca ndidates TO lose their
deposits. The verdict in Winnipeg was q
r0using one for provincial rights and in IA
vor of the government. The city gave
nearly 1900 majority for the government
elected Provincial Treasurer Johns, Nc
MILAN and Campbell. The two opposition
candidates lost their deposits. The city is
in a state of jubilation and excitement,
every available broom being consumed.
Greenway and other members of the gov
ernmept made speeches tonight, promising
to carry out the railway ana other pledges.
Later returns show q plurality of two for
Norquay. Returns SO far received show
thirty seats for the government and three
for the opposition.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13

RocEEsTEs, Jsis l2--Hirsn sisley diea
at l0.45 this InoTning.
Lsss Sunday Mr.. SsisY vent eut nth q
coupie of friends. ss3 after returning hons
vas ssizsa With BeurslEic paias- These
continued al sirht s3d Non5sv. In ths
evening be became uboonscioas. sn3 nell
ca aid being hastily san 1o7e1 Il wss dis
covered that Ae bsd snfsrs3 sr-oxe of
spoplsxy. He rensinsd IN stupor ever
efr~o
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13

H. W. Soper. representing Geo. Moebs g.
Co. of Detroit manufacturers of the oeie-
brated brands Of cigars. Ben Hur," "Fior
de Noebs," Record Breakers" and De-
rrot sluggers." is in The city supplying the
market with these popular smokes" No
purer and better cigars can be found in the
market today. and the reputation secured
is well deserved, and the Moess cigars are
proving as great fsvoritss in Grand Rapids
as In ali other parts of the State.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13
WITH A GOOD MOTIVE.

A Weekly Paper Started in New York in
the Iaterest OF unnesdsd hmm * ration.
NEW YosK, July l2-The Italian Society
Of immigration issue today the FIRST num-
Der OF . weekly-the Bulletin Of ImmigfA-
tion-which treats especially Of tie evils
resulting from the recent immigration OF
great numbers OF poor Italians to this city.
The paper is eight pages, with alternate
columns of Italian and English. The oh
ject is TO prevent the deception, by un-
scrupulous agents, OF persons intending 10
immisraie, and TO persuade immigrants TO
settle in The interior instead of staying IN
New York. Foreign consuls, interyiesed
here, are nearly unanimous IN favor Of the
resolution introduced by Represen taiiye
Ford IN the House OF Representatives Mon-
day for the appointment OF COM
mittee Of five 10 investigate the sub
ject of the importation of contract
labor and psuper immigrants attracts
much attention at Castle Garden, and a,
the different consulates. Otto b. Eberhsrd,
OF the Austro Hungarian legation, said hIs
country was making everv effort 10 stop
the out pouring to this country. The ltai
ian Vice Consul said most OF his country
men who came here we're from Southere It.
laSA Va CcpttaAi foos
tracts ywere being left uDcultiyaled. His
government was unable TO stop the people
from immigrating. Trade unionists in the
city are bitterly complaining that the law
against foreign contract labor is being sys-
t-mstically violated. A notable instance
IS that OF a crowd Of stonecuiiers recently
landed here and consigned TO Boston firm.
These men showed the contracts under
which they had come. The stonecutters
have prepared bill which they intend TO
| present to Congress.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13
~. -. -. ~.


The 2.2s class trotting was very interest
ing race. There were nine starters and al
tar several trials the party was sent away
in Q bunch. Chance Immediately pulled to
the front and clun> to the lead all the way
round. and won the heat with q couple of
lengths &c spare. Seymour Belle, second;
Plush, third; Edsewood. fourth; Piano Boy,
9TH; Turk, sixth. Novi, seventh ST. Elmo,
eighth; Ed Mac. ninth. Time 2:25t.
The second heat was q pretty race al the
way and Was won by Seymour Belle.
Chance, second: Pispo, third; ST. Elmo,
fourth; Edgswood. fifth; Turk, sixth, Plush,
seventh: Ed Mac, eighth; Novi, ninth.
Time 2 IS.
Third heat-Tbis heat was won by sey-
mour Belle. Chance. second; Ed Mac,
third; Plush. fourth; Turk. ffth; Piano
Boy, sixth; Novi, seventh; 81. Elmo. eighth;
Edgsvood. ninth. Time 2:26S.
The fourth heat and race was won by
Seymour Belle, Sc. Elmo. second; Piano
Bow, third Plush, fourth; Turk. ffth, Novi.
sixth; Chsnce, seventh; Edgewood, eighth;
Ed Mac. ninth. Time 2.27t.
summary.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13

LosD0x. July l2-Ths Pail Mol Gssef,e
publishes some sensational correspondence
from Berlin, which is in effect as follows
"Friedrichskro1 palace al Potsdsn, where
the Dovsg.r Bnpress Victoria Is living. is
in sll but name . prison and the ex en- press
is virtually under arrest. In any case she Is
receiving scsnt consideration from TIE rasa
no~ in power. The presumed object Is TO
bring influence to sesr upon ber Which viii
induce her 10 surrender her basbssds
pau~rS1
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13

w.sHrxaros. July I2-Judgs John Y.
Wright. chief law clerk Of the gsnsrsl land
of8ca has resigned. II IL Understood that
h. vii be appointed member Of the SiogK
commission ander the act providing for 9
division Of the great Sionx reservation in
Dakota II il believed thst the other rem-
bsr. Of the COR mission viii Be appointed
sad sa tnsu var 70 the reservation early
IN the coming week
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13

Bic RaPfns. June f2-Wm. Hammond.
~ho wss convicted 10 the Crcait Court ot
stesling 8 from party st Nettie Golden =
pace vas zents1csi "a Jackson yesterday
afternoon for Period Of three y.sys. He
vas ons OF The psrtiss said 20 be implics-
ted With Levi Wbitssid. q Grsnd Rapids
-ke ~ss chsrgsd rith bsvins barzisrised
n. Josiins clothing hO1ss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13

Nxw YozE. Jnly i2--Ths Nstionsl Re.
pnslicsn Execntivs Conmitfes ret today
". y. Dudley. of Indians. -ss elected
Treasurer. .ad Col n swsr5s II Iow.
serrrar--.r Aru& Tie con- annittss wsr'
intn conf ference with he FxecEsivs Com
-aissse Of the National Repa6li Lesxae
snd they sre ssia soSsesd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13
New Agent Appointed,

G.. ". Xulliken. for some time past agent
OF the d., L. & y. at Lansing. has been sp-
pointed General Agent of the g. r, L. &
y. in this city. His headquarters will be in
the new offices In the Bsrnhart block. The
road will commence active preparations on
Moudav next
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13

neputv United Ststss Marshal Csunpau
arrested EugeDe n. Reed yesterday on .
charge Of selling liquor without having
paid he requisite tar. Reed xrep. hsr-
Per step a. as Esst Rriige-st. and it i.
ibcnzht ey bis nefzhbors that "a hss been
iar scnie tine retsili1g hauor and running
: zsmaileg house sleng with hrs barber
shosA De waived examination and ws-
rpld for afrea arsnce a. the Ocfoh~r term u
tte Un1sed StHrrs court His hsii, Which
49, sxest - $50 by Commissioner Nc
C,spvan- uss aire1
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13
SENATOR SLUGGERS
WASHINGTON coMssTo THs FRONT
Interesting Reports ~ Base Bali 6.sass
1sstxre4 4y-osly w. NsEisa~I Ie.xas
Gsaa~s fisysd-Ehe R&ia skops
DesEoats fnil@asishA.. Psssssars.
.sEd Bsstsx

There were only tse games played &c the
finish yesterday IN the National LEAGUE.
the Detroit Philsdelphis being sntirsly OF
on account OF Eain. and tie Bostons and
Pittsourss played four innings, each with
out run. and were then stopped By rain.
AL the clubs did good work. The reports
Feosived ~ the TELEsEAs-HgRALDs are -
foliowrr
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13

disr,o-e8 - r Poiies Cs'art ves, ,srdzy Morn
ing Jokn Eorrxn wss sent - a. for s. z
DAYS f0T seiny drunk Th@ czse - TfD. =
Anx1ss b-sseh 81 sse r~>os vss ss iourned
tl TsIy p. snd Hernsn hoizses. le~s bs-
As<ssr, sssszrsea - galy IA
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13
IrfrnniaI Conrlaxe.

A programme Of the coming trisnnisl
conclav. of the Knights Templsr which
will be held at Washington in October. hss
been received by Geo. +. Pantlinc. II r.
anticipated that large number OF Knights
ill affsuf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13

Pssrs. JAY IA report hss beer re-
c-ivsd he-s that az issa-rsction kas ooour-
red st Pert &C Prince and that insurEests
surBed so bousex. inel5d5nz most q re
raal5c Buildings
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13

Mrs. Carrie Miller. Of the Leipzig block.
while standing on the corner of Canal and
Lvon-sts., watching the parade yesterday
morning. had her pocket book, containing
So and sorne gold rings. stolen. The value
of the book and contents was about SI4.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13

ooovsrs~fioz ssezt TIE hotel - Eercuats is
cs-e~y s8d tie guesss s>~rn 60 s.aevs lat
esne-sl SbsErssn is SOS va % tss road
- sAa-LA
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13

Pimples. boils and other humors Of the
blood are liable 10 manifest themselves IN
warm weather when the blood gets heated.
To prevent or cure them, take Hoods Bar
sapsrilla. 100 doses 81.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13

Wsassarss Juns ls.--Fos Alesassa
IA W.acsnasa. sazzasr aza lar ss<lA1-s
slzcz
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13

To the young faces Pozzoni's Complexion
Powder gives iresher charms, TO The Old,
renewed youth. Try il.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13

Iailps AID Sssieiy. sf ths snith Memo
raj chaosh. vii ensoy sn exeursicn ID
Asrnaxa Park today. TA-y rul be en-
t~rsslued st ths Locher cottage sy u.
Lssaw - - sssi~r. his Losh~r.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13

The Tower club played the Howard
City's at Ramona Park yesterday. and beat
them by @ score of % to IA.
The l. NJ. Westons and the Metropoi-
taus will play ball at the Fair Grounds
next Sunday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13

NothinS 5st prssss ter Rro-ns Standard
ard Rro~ns Pssenf Flesx, frsz "a vho
- =
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13
Senators to Bat.

CHICAGO, July I2.-The visiting statesmen
had tAsir batting clothes on today and in
spite OF = change of pitchers by the home
team they whacked the ball galley west in
q manner that was extremely painful to the
occupants of the bleaching boards. The
fielding of both sides was ragged. but the
visitors knocked the game out with the
stick. The follow ing is the score:
Chicago .................-l o 3 0 o.
Washington. -.--...--0 s 5 U-2l
Base hitS-Chicago. IL; Washington, IL.
ErrOTs-ChicagO. y; Washington. 4
Batteries-Brynan. Darling; Whitney March.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13

rhe Maple Leaf Club will give q social
pa y at Sons OF Veterans Armory this
ey 4fDQ
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13

IspIAs4PoLIs. June l2-The Hoosiers
won todsy's game with the stick.
hitting Welch with the utmost free
dom. while shreys w0 effective
amid scattered hil. Both Ward and Rob-
inson did some very 6ns fielding. The
weather was hot; attendance 81. 900. The
score was as follows
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13
The Tri-state Gamsa

Sandusky and Mansfield was stopped on
account of rain, and also Canton and To-
ledo: The summary of the other games
played is as follows:
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13


Nendette. 49,. ..--- ----..---.--.-....2 8
Time-lzS, l-l71z- i2slf
The programme today i a. follows.
as Glass. PaCTSG-PUssE $500
Id. A. Grsevrr. Kansas City, Or Nan
brino Princs-
Z d. A. Grsevsr. Kansas City, 2 Fred
".
;. ]. Steele. Saginaw, Mich, z Benny.
AZ v. Hayden. Minneapolis. MINI, ,
Roy wilkes
5 John Dicksrsoa, Gre-nsb1Ts. lad. z
Gray Hsr-v.
80 Class. rscrTTye-PrRsx 800
1. Steele & Chapin. Saginaw. Mich.- z
Wv Mitchell. Iosi. sich. ssy
Nifcseil
wm. ?. schssck. Marie Rapids. kich..
cr n Lucy ".
a Joan Williams. kaskezor. Nich-. z
Jurc<s
s c f. waksnasn. Pontiac Nich.. Blk 2
Kitch.
: 4. 3. B-nuetr. Piynouss. Nieb. N
Flora ..
L J. KAs,.A Er-ss.. MIA - nss
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13


The tse-yesr-oid colt race surprised the
pool boxes again. Master. a handsome bay
gelding. vho bad not been beaten this rear,
sold SO 10 81 for the field. The race vss
best two in three heats one half mile &ss-
ter won the first beat, Vsndstts second.
Don NJ Dickinson third. The next heat
vas q surprise party to Master. on account
Of Don N. waking away from him in
rapid rsnnsr. Nsnds,te third. The third
beat was = repetition Of the second.
sDssAzY
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-13

indianapolis ........0 s / A.
New Nork-.....~-.....-0 0 0 o 0 H. I
Base hits-IRdia1s polls, Is: New York, s.
Errors-IndianApoiis 5. New loII. ,
bstleries-shreye, Buckley; Welch, kwing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-04-12
BLOOD POISON.

Three years ago ] contracted a blood poison.
l applied to physician at once and his treat
ment came near killing lne. employed an
old physician aud then went to Kentucky. l
then went to Hot Springs and remained two
months. but nothing seemed to cure me per-
manently, although temporary relief was
given me- Ny condition rev desperate and
applied 10 Il mated quack. but did not improve.
then used preparation which was prescrib-
ed ''gratis," but il contained too much alcohol
and aggravated my suilerngs. ! then placed
mysef under the treatment OF noted Nash
willie physician and for a time was benefited
but by fall returned home ruined man phy-
sicaliy and financially, with but little prospects
of ever getting well. My money being ex-
hausted. did not know what to do. In May,
1873 my mother persuaded me TO get a bottle
of b. B. b (made in Atlanta and | did so to
gratify her but 10 my utter astonishment /
had not finished the first bottle before every
ulcer had been healed.
To the present time l have used five bottles
and have received more benefit than all the
rest combined and an, satisfied that b. B.
b. is the most wonderful blood purifier ever
before known, and l urge all afflicted young
men to try one single bottle and be convinced.
| can truly say think it the best medicine in
the world Il. I. HALLEgToN.
Macon Ga Nav 1 1856