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OBITUARY..

Died at his home in Lincoln,
Nebraska, May 23d, of Conges-
ton of the liver and paralysis of
the bowels, j. W. Anderson. Again
the grim monster has invaded our
circle and taken from us our lov-
ing brother. Long and intense was
his suffering, but he bore it with
patience until death came to close
the scene. He was taken sick in
July 1887, and constantly grew
worse. His disease baffied the
best medical skill AMI relief seem
ed to be beyond their power. He
was an affectionate husband, a
loving father, and was loved and
respected by all who knew him.
He was in the employ of Messrs.
Fairbanks & Co., of st. Louis, un-
til within a few months of his
death. as their general agent for
nearly five years, and was highly
respected and appreciated by
them. He was born in Clinton Co.
Ohio, Jan. 18th, 1915. He leaves a
wife and two children to mourn.
May our Heavenly father throw
around them the loving arm
of care and protection and guide
them safely to the haven of eter-
nal bliss, where there shall come
no more parting and where there
is no night, no sorrow and pain.
We laid him in the Wyuka Gene
terry, there to rest until the glori-
Gus resurrection morn when the
Master will come to make up his
jewels.
know thou hast gone TO the haven of rest
Then why should my soul be go sad,
know thou hast gone where the weary are
blest,
And the mourner looks up and is glad.
Where love has put of in the land ofits birth,
The stains it has gathered in this
And hope the sweet singer that gladdens the
earth
Lies asleep on the bosom of bliss.
C.C.A.
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THE SUMMER HOLIDAY.
JUANITA LEA.

Gods summer like n favored child,
Comes lightly through the trees.
He gives her all her hearts desire,
Nor finds her hard to please;
Her leckered hair with flowers is fair,
The grass has reached her knees.
He gives her gardens bent with fruit,
And shady woodland bowers,
And groves alive with thrushes notes,
And meadows bright with flowers,
The night and day, her guardians they
Her nynphs. the rosy hours.
Andyet for all her queenly realm,
She like a child appears,
For rich and poor she runs to meet,
The young, or bowed with years:
Her kisses sweet bid care retreat
And bless remorse with tears.
Oh! let us cast our books aside
And seek her while we may;
The happy earth lies glorilied,
With love and life to day;
Beyond the gates Gods Summer waits,
She calls uscOme away.
kirksville, Mo- May lSSs
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Round Trip Tickets

California Excursions s66,25
for the round trip. Saenger
Bund Festival June 11th
to 18th; Republican National con-
yention at Chicago, June 10th to
23d; Knights Pythias Grand
Lodge, Cincinnati June Sth to
18th; all the above one fare for the
round trip. GEO. CUMMINGS,
Agt. W. w. Ry. Kirksyille, Mo.
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O. W. AVERY, II. O.,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN

VIII give special attention to the treats
ment of chronic diseases. Office over Fout'
Drug Slore, West side square. Office hurs
n61yr
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Most men look out for number
one. Most women look out for
number two-at the shoe store.
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10TH DAY OF JULY 1888,

between the hours Of nine O'Clock a m and
live o'clock p. IN. of said day. 10 pay of and
satisfy said note or bond with the interest due
thereon, and the unpaid taxes on said premises
and the expense ofeNecuting this trust.
J. b. WATKINS, Tru stee.
BY W j PATTERSON, his Attorney in fact
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The most dangerous liars are
those who occasionally tell the
truth.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR
ELBERT E. KIMBALL,
of Vernon County
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
GERGE w. WALLACE,
of Howard County.
FOR TREASURER,
A. b. FROWEIN,
of Henry County.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
FRED. W. MOTT,
of st. Louis.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
l.. l.. BRIDGES,
of Pettis county.
FOR AUDITOR,
GEORGE w. MARTIN,
of Linn County.
FOR LEICESTER OF LANDS,
JONI H. CHASE,
of Iron County.
FOR JUDGE SUPREME COURT,
JAMES S. BOTSFORD,
of Jackson County.
FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER,
b. w. VEDDER,
of Pettis county.
For Judges Court of Appeals
Western District,
H. 81. HARDING,
OF Jasper county.
j. p. LEWIS,
of Atchison County,
CROSBY JOHNSON,
of Caldwell County.
COUNTY TICKET.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
J. W. DAVIS.
PROSECUTING ATToREY.
JOHN w. JOHNSTON
FOR COLLECTOR.
JACOB SANDS.
FOR SHERIFF.
GEO. I. WILLIAMS.
FOR ASSESSOR.
A. c. ROWLISON,
FOR TREASURER.
THEO. BRIGHAM,
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
STEPHEN HALL,
FOR CORONER.
JOHN WADDIIIL
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR,
JAMES WAIT,
JUDGE FIRST DISTRICT.
r. n. TOLER,
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
WILLIAM HARTFORD,
JUDGE SECOND DISTRICT.
GEORGE MEEKS.
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County Court Proceedings.
JUNE TERM 1888.

L j Dockery was granted a
patent on school land in 16-16-16.
G L Platz, W L Strock and J I
Calls penalty ON tax was released.
Samuel Mahatfy, John DAILY, J
M True and o P Holcroft's bonds
as oyerseer were approved.
Steph Hall was ordered to let
and contract for building Buck
bridge in Pettis tip.
A V Bartholomew, John S Bill
lington and David Mountains
school fund mortgages were re-
leased.
J S Hewitt was appointed road
overseer district Clay tip.
John w Howard's school fund
mortgage was ordered sold.
S z Vaughn was ordered to mott
fly the q. o. & X. G. r r Co to
make a r r crossing in district 13
Benton tip.
Steph. Hall was ordered to let
and contract for building Waddill
bridge in Clay tp and county line
bridge across east fork of Chari-
ton, and view and report on Cot
tonwood bridge on county line,
lower iron bridge across the Chari-
ton, bridge north of town, Jesse
Hardin's bridge across Floyd's
creek and Jas Keller bridge in
Wilson tip. and repair or rebuild
bridge across Floyds creek in
district no 9 Clay tip.
r r Newden was appointed con-
stable of Nineveh tip.
The following warrants were Or
dered issued on the county treas.
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THE INLAND EMrrnE.
= nsAg~t sf New. from waiia wallis
and ytrfptty

MALTA MALTA. July IA number of
penitrasisry eousicts, With officers, are
fuHnlnx tsain 10 Dixie. hauling elias Tor
the brick yard. They vnlsy the trip and
The North Pacific mills will Gloss down
ee-mofruw. The foree will i,e Transferred
y the big mill at Prescott. which eota-
Z meners axains
40ftng Dr. Y. G. blasroek's two renlss Al,
Mia Minnie Miller. Of tails city. j. making
3 1tRat surcpxs In eiscufioaary entertain
Uentsin the Western siases.
The Ngte<ass pewslarrf i negotiating
Z - k&ane the building IA tie Kennedy block
obfnscfly occupied BY nohens q Aarnn
The city council meets e. night "a caak as
~ lAfe election returns. Charges against
G1aelAlx arr expected
Fifty men, fiaiisn ishorcss. passed up
(Ats morning " WORK ga the D. 4 4 y
Personals: Ars Gissieri Is al spokane,
Yhlls. Miss tahhle rasr l. Ia >aa ffasesses.
11Ek Ferguson and Miss i.sEste PAGE have
!. f1psle 10 Portland Miss NllTa SilIiam has
one % kilsnkearg ., Z hiaghsra i ~
Portland. 4 ssfins and wife arr back
: lBQm cornr 4 Aisne,
6enrrr Rsewn, of Butte. Mr., J. n Hsaes,
S ~ H4{lanti, Mrs Man hauhsrisisf. os <cw
XS11. Mrs, G, A, Newell. Of Washington
VI hsrnes. u los Anselrs. and Ieuls "
0nd>h, a era-s Valley. cal, arc IL ihs
"a haa~s will snea 30 10 rosslaa,i E,
Mis- i.Aiu aud Easeas RIngef. and Mss,
Klo11e nFuxx. leave Monday 81 stteuh
u1AooI ~ oakland. Cal
- Chandler aud Pauline Andersen uef,
motried Monday night.
Ascending io the provisions II ~. h&k
- viii. fwo OF his daughters. have ~
S1ve1l tlecssr to 49, arre- al Hard eaeh. A.
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The Dr.. Darrln.

efffcE HOURS AND PLACE OF BUSINESS.
The prs. parriu are located at the
international iiosei, Cherry street.
Seattle. w r. Consultation free.
Office hours, from 10 To I daily
evenings, Ia ); Sundays, 10 to u
All cufaiie chronic diseases. loss ot
manhood. blood taintS. syphilis, glect,
Eoaofrh@a. spernatorrhma, seminal
weakness and loss OF de of sexual
power In man or woman. eatarFh and
deafness are conlidentiaily and sue.
esssiuliy treated. Circulars sent free.
Most cases can recrise homie treat
snent after visit 20 the doctors Office.
THE nts. partin also have a branch
Office a, rs Fifth street, Portland, Or,
where any IN that vicinity can consult
them
\. 1.-THE noctcr stay la this city {.
limited 10 one week. After which time
they can BE- consulted at their efier 10
Portland. Oregon
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FINANCE AND TRADE
searrlx. July u. iss-

sEtTfLk. July ~ lr.@.
The first bew hay Of the SESSION was re.
ceiyed Yesterday, which !. one week earlier
than lass ysar
PltonIcE RECEIPTS - Darling the past
- hours the produce resolved IN Seattle
included fbs following = foss al hsy. 8
foxes 1sb. a boxes cherries. zRs sacks pss-
tassTs. kegs beer. sacks oysters, y sac k
tufnips, fis boxes batter. IA boxes eggs.
no barrels hams. 70 sacks shsris. 80 sacks
aeur 2. bundles green hides. sacks cab
ba r.. cans sallbw head horses SO head
sheep. - head cattle and II eows The
steamer Premier brought - tons of freight
and II calves. The Umaffiia bfoaght 80
tons 81 freight from san frsaetsro. There
wese received over the Puget sound shore
Road u car loads Of freight
sHiPMENfs-Daringf Inc past q boars.
freirhss 9ae shipped from seattle IN The
following quantities q A y, :. X. r., ~
tss,.: ]. : 3, II. = tons: !. I : and Y.
Andersen = tons. nsnree tons. Fleetwood
IL tons. stsr , tone, Hayward | ton,
ofsmrian seas- making total Of isr
tons
stfGAR-ssgls II. u. aud u pounds far a.
BtTfEE-sells Is to 70 ceuis per ipsaBd
roll
Esos- Eastern "a e pr dosea. oregon
80 per dozen. Fresh cxxs are stiii sefy
rfsfce. Be per doxssi-
si.ss nfevon $40. $40 and ss.7s pei
POTATOES -seoa .sppiy ssli from
10 IA cents p~t rsnnd
nl.AcKnfaRiKs ~ al 90 cents pei
me marks. Is abnnjkafl, saprilea with
fresh fruits from cziifof&1a
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Nh - Entsrpsfss =
Iensbare.


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= rIpo, - 1aesns, rsxPe<fsvsiz
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Norut fof Boft Eeters where
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1M1r1g5. Which Viii tease fssx -.
~ wASsns. sad issxs fzsssn
IN, = freA4 WARY Of Nhes7
l = ~ ; ffsih fres III r~rts Of
- = 1psters rn~rseeD. slz.
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70 616l)a 1un4Av. the fssst hvfaq
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SS61 fF~n hers ~ fsB 70 tsss
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9 -. u pes t<inx efrsa1sfy
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IN AND AYrKR MONDAY, JELY Ism,
" zSH, and unffl further notice~ trains
Win ran = PER srhes1u1e he3ox. for Saeb<>-
pa1sh ard poznts on west Coast Branch and
i0< SissnAn aad Intermediate points. con-
neefisx ~ Yes@er with sscnneFs "a Lake
WsshInz1c1. s,sd q Gilman with stAxcs fcx
Fan Cify ard snequAlmte Hop Ranch. Pas.
sszZers having seattle 81 80 4 m. cAu
rszsrA Fn1i City and Hep Ranch sArae even
ing. and By leaving latter point BY stage In
same day,
a dssly. .eR- sastr exr,rrs sunday.
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nee6enea fss csrasfa Dsys-~
61n6v O1ynpls news.
MIA. Jnty 1.-The sdjepfned term
G5&f1uax e05rf convened it tbs eify
ri n 3 dseiock 3. NJ. 81 the }ad2ss
1naent 4xespf yt3ee Sesh, rfs y
- q assife % the Train fnnefrss
Lsx n 4. swift US stpointsd sr'sr
- 9iqs eppolntssl hsIi!frs
a ~ ~ ne fosff had eunxeped JufRe
a5ose aud stated thai the eses ~
~ " Todd a a.. upon thr drelslsn
~ Grfaf1ds the validity 81 the NO
~ r. 6n5 ~. hnd been bfenzM np
~ n 8ns - b. nrksted Of this term
S ooaf4. with the spnft's consent.
l0n1o f4atefi that fise ease Won II BE-
y ~ end ii the psssion. md axsd
n ~ affoxnoon ~ the date npnu
4 ~! e. ,sasn ~, 5nass 4 "a !,
n N nenippn, af tnutoasef. were
(n1 " fhc court ~ a<sist IN the dis
~ thf ease ~ enfraz caffH, Al.
~ hun0unced, Il fs generally I'm
~ that Judges Greene a1d prnisen
T. I r 81 fnr plasnftE Bioomcr and J. 6.
1nG, &Vpoaped sud presented isuRthy
1f - aiypoSf ol the piaiutif4's case.
~ - S<uutved and Blrd b. the clerk.
&11sff then 6rocesticd 10 al assign.
Il a. ~ cseeN a. follows United
~ -. nip tine Jacket. July tstb, Far
~ ueyer ~. DENNY. isft scott -
Ie06n NH. forenoon. Parker ~
ISU1lG nh, afternoon; Otixisy " q. X
< G&., xi1l, lofenosns ~ X. 4 n 60. ~
n. ~. afternoon. Davis 81. oidak ers.
If0wu ". Mars h. stth. forenoon
IN " Wade, 21fb. afternoon. Chamber
3ge. Wiap. 9th. FORENOON; Turner -.
Z 1z<4s Nfh. eeie<nsons Paxton ~ Ds.s
&<<4ss<x,<ssS H{fs<<rrtrR = Ts.1A
S11s Jnnes announced that no ease
~ fnteu az out III ftz order. nor
- 49, 10 fh< d4T ssf whien II uss set
!. &n1xeiy. VI Yakfms. and tsss
Z 4ol6S3. eCDps which q rces<s was taken
a ~ 0erninx III ~ c'slock ssm.
o[ neae,nh3inx this morning the ecur,
~ end oDVf8sed fhe ses~srts oi
Un11ed Hates commissioner.
n = ua1Ies. ~ rors Townsend. shd "
Z efcle, ~ fHrzslngtor. we're appointed
/ & ~ eane u the faiied States - shir
= ~ 3ne4et US then eaissd ~ per dockef,
d - N>u erssly asxusd.
I ~ III y fall OF lawyer. who ere 10 at
n 6okco 81 eutrf. AmeDE those sbs ~
TG ~ uixht and this sncfsiinE are
s n1tlehell, ~. u faeosns; ! y. Alien
II, III s'laxk. II Naiin waiis; W. n.
- md J y. Lewis. Of sezttiei
& nEss MOTIFS.
- preiate court yesterday made ~
- ~ ~ nalc Of tbs estate Of Noses n
r. Ateeoerd. the application feins
fo1t ~ The adminissrafss OF tbs estate
o.. & y nlivey.
z {n(|n11 upon 4 charge 81 insanity b,
- kD1d snd = corps u PHYSICIANS. II
- hand thai the charge WAS properly
61HhA hut owing 70 the iiihsaifh Of Oh,
nn65e luAn IL wns found Impossible l.
1Unf&y him 10 the asylum at rsciiaeooni
= 80 t6csefDns decided - keep him II
~ hospital In this city usiil his health
MI Improve. sffer which he win be tskes
- ~ n1ftNm
\. n. Hmith frectnan. who has been dan
nakpnGly III for same time. Is fasi recover
HI 3. g. Wan Epps now has a telephone
extcpdtnz from his house In Esss Olympia
~ NJ t'lnes II hsssinsss ON Fourth street
~ un}y feiephnae In tlse elty Mf saa
Xof. taperinfradsat 81 tsie sas company
Ulnepsl Il IN position yesterday
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sAs fssSsfso. July l7.--Arrived--
Steamer Mexico. Victoria; steamer San
Pedro. Tacoma; bark carruIton. Tacoma.
Cleared STEAMER FerHdale. Port Town
send. nsparied-rhIp Dashing Wave.
Port Townsend. ship Rosie Wei. Port
Tow nsend
PogF Towssgsn, July a. = Arrived =
ships sHuw aud burgess.
r0Kf iTApIocs, July E.--arrisea--hark
Afrfnfus.
Pear i.tpIsN. July Arrived ships
snow and burgess 30 Load
Pear ANGLES. Jaiy l7.--Ship In tow OF
tug Tsce passed Inward 1T 8 =. IA.
Tktoosn. July l5.--Stcsmer Willamette
passed 10 si 10 q. IA, and an unknewn
steam roilfvs at noqn. one bark tuwcd "a
sea. eieaF, fiwhi east wind; british harx
Mairirs. fFsm liverpool for seattle, With
carxe. reported 10 The straits.
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STEAMER FlEEThO06.
FAST TIME FOR
Seattle. Tseons. Sseisaeoasa. Nexssa.-
islstsd sna olymeiA
Steamer SkagitC Chic

EAyEs SEATTLE, FEoN YEs1ur6
- Wharf, every sunday Isss-nlnc. - r.; T.
for Laeonner, touching a. cifpsnn. r.
Returning MondayS 81
Leaves every Thursday morning a =
touching at Cfia,on. coapcville. r,-SfS5Si
Laecnner, Friday Harhor aaa Roehe r.
Dor. = n =
Returning FRIDAYS
Fof iodscs, public or private exeurs1un
special rates VIII be given on snniss~si,s. :
For freight and rates anpIx an t.s~,,5 =.
TO HENRY nAffFY. Nnr1rs =
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FROM HOT SPRINGS. ARK

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sNoHoMisH PROPERTY.

Fsss8 GA&s AgSs Is THss TEgalgfNs
L ~a eass - y atsay SALTS taza
= cat % tsces,issi,ei "a ssE .5 q
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Ixa4wsrofxs. sgiy s--fssn Hsryi-ss
xs.se eessY tAis eeg<asn< ss<fza< IN sxzt5
Leaf essrsss saa hc45fS- Tb<r~ h~s hse1
no ressffxues a a<erslxse peins tfsel
ss~asisas nsssPse e beurs visa - 49,. g
dryss aoxs 90 his isv osxee. pa<se %
ss~ns AZ hgsr. This = the ART rfte y
hss kren cot ssrsse tzs< Wednesday. HI
fnrsfsy sn1 seIxat<prs hare sk.est ceased q
ssnx<r regard hlss - vsek man
Gea. Hsxrtsoss se*%t5 9ysss srs sn
sssatfss fss. He reza-ds hlElss5 a -
psi~r fhe pubfte Ia . fsars satisfactory
teaan1r - " a.s srrs featitiss<s repre-
sehfailse Of thu Aesrss,sd Press ezft<s
sffx <4<ufrx dfsoH DR.. @zsne>yas To
Fsssevn1's FsysteEahs Wiss s&ld. 1bsts b..
be<s Il re sisse saf ssetxs..s - fsxxrz
fsep- Harrison ~ SEX fas5 Ne Dad -
sffaek a seuf1 fzsdixTsfsrn. bar aos NJ 4
Hsyen ehxfzetxr II ass sszseisHfly tfsss1sAe
sesne. he~sfer. - xise hin sSEse Pasa sssf
diW8rnfssf There vas ~ No fine ans
t1sstasimn<e ~ even an fa5srn415H Of ~
esmuatery txrtt5ie. the pasa yseiilBe
res<s5fy ss sfght sass5yne .rFatsasnt. Ee
Esrdlnx hisa - veil sas hin sss ths las e
ffEne IL u narH}nE afs1 advised htrA " Jts
continue treAimsnt.
aksnSsIl Csisfag ssrength-
wxsmssTar, iniy i7.--Esnd4li'r cen
dstioa Wa fsirly satisfactory to-day. There
wsre Indications Of q recurrence 81 some
Ut the nhfAsafHtae symptoms this Hss'fn
ing. bus tis<y were promptly ofefes,sse.
aud he continued 70 rest quietly and rafiies
strength
Rainfall hsd smother siigki l4eIaofshsgs
to-day. II was qnIrxiy fbee zed. asd did
aet af.sf 80 any rou<Isfrrnbir extent Ms
general condition
shessdsn's CsnABttsn Cnehang<d.
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WAssA MALTA. Buds ss,-~t satressaci es
14SioslSs Cir tod The fscST lS1AtAsttse -
e,lfresfs nsiees Fyswsxffs teef he tis'stlas. s.
800 IL 4, HI rizer Kzltss tHzl ess isap;sSAl
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minated In sczz1<ca rheufusszsni- I
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saausi relief Ia yozY Bisfcsknefsc
medicines. After sakEax i sse asys
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behalf 81 yeur xystsm OF nsetteize--
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Me,iieine should he in every family II
the land, A. il would save Hlany
large DOCTORS faH ard mach unseces-
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issf the kind at medicine they nerd
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disease. IL taken al the beginning, IN .
very short time. GHss. A. SAxa.
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sGkrTLE, W. L. AYfu ~ -
Ds. ErsKsE JoRDss--Dea- SIR
came 10 yoar place tn a horrible con-
dissoss about two weeks ago What
suffered from those pains through the
bead. and had for the past liz or eight
years. and especially after catching
fresh cold. then ii would commence
in good earnest. and for . few days no
tongue can ted the fearful suiIerinRs
through which would pass. until
) lat seemed 30 me to be gathering
over the eyes wouid break. and then,
With the exception Of dull. sleepy
headachs. | would have relief until
woaid catch cold again. For weeks
since the first Of last August ] lived on
graham mush and half milk and half
hot water in the morning; for dinner
aud supper cold graham bread and
crackers. NOT daring 70 eat as others
eoaid, knowing the penalty would be
three or four hours Of the most terrible
torture there seeming 10 spring up.
a. il gere, a fire In the stomach, the
flame every few minutes shooting up
into the throat liz seemed to me my
throat with this.
For the past twelve or fifteen years
there was distress across the kidneys
This latter trouble can md no wofGs
20 give the fainfest idea OF what l suf-
Tered Only those who have or are
suffering from kidney disease know
anything about il. gave out on the
l.. =. x f. road last fail, and have not
been able 70 do a good days work
since No life, snap or vim until about
one month ago, after taking your med
icines about three days as directed.
then a day now and then, when !
thought Of il. taking two or three doses
at time. because would forget il.
This kept up for about two weeks,
which gave me the first and senly re-
lief for years. have only had slight
touches Of headache since-~onsy little
trouble ia the stomach. Can sleep On
either side. my kidneys giving lie bIl
little pain am coming - sec yo9
and get more medicine. for | am fully
satisfied you will cure me. Yours re.
specially. d. $. LanREKT.
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~ nesScp fortnight ago y visit tt.raPr
m jrrsss Clty he wsx nshhcd ~ oesss.
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