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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-08
sackville and Salisbury Talk It Over

LONDON, Dec. I.
Lord Saekyills, late British minister a;
Washington. had long conferene with
Salisbury today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-08

In consequence of tie bad weather OF the
past six weeks, the Electric Light company
has been badly hindered in the erection of
lights on the city streets. The high water
bothered them about setting the necessary
wheels, aud the line TO Togus has required
their full crew. There are about twenty
more lights TO be erected q the following
points i've on Cushnoc Heights on State
street near Free Baptist church, corner Bond
and State, corner Elm and Bridge. corner
Chestnut and Bridge, corner Winthrop and
Wyman. corner Court and Chestnut. corner
Chapel and Court, corner Court and P,rham,
corner State and Weston, corner Green and
Chestnut, corner Crosby and Crosby Lane,
corner School and Pearl, one at Stapleton,
corner Willow and Myrtle. corner Water
and Court. There is but little doubt that all
these will be in operation in the course Of
the next ten days 1t should be born in
mind that the lamps, wires and all the mach
inery of the lighting plant is new and it is con
sequently not al all strange that some of the
lights occasionally fail TO burn. Before
January LIST, all the apparatus will be thor.
oughi, tested, and after that our citizens
can congratulate themselves on having the
best lighted city in Maine. There is To
be private light on that part of State street
between Grove and Capitol streets
Mrs Clara j. House, wife Of Major G. J.
House, messenger to the governor and coun.
cil died about half past nine last evening at
her home on Melville street Mrs House
had been i'll with pneumonia but a short
time, and her death came very unexpectedly,
AS her physician and friends felt exceedingly
hopeful for her recovery She was the
daughter of Dexter Morrill,, Esq, of Orono
She leaves three young children, two boys
and a little girl, Mrs House was born in
Lee, where she married, and soon after
moved to Monson. She has been resident
OF Augusta for seven years, where she leaves
wide circle of friends to mourn her loss,
she bei9g woman universally beloved wher
ever she was known. She was a member OF
the Congregational church at Monsou. where
her remains will be taken for burial four of
her children being buried there. She was
forty-two years and . months old.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-17

From the star
Walter Woifkill, formerly Of Few
Castle, has been elected q member Of Tho
City Council OF Cam den, N. ].
The Emmet Association will give ball
in the K. OF P. Hall on Friday evening,
the $50 iust.
The rolling mills turn out from two
iurraces, 100 tons Of iron each week.
VIM. Smith, who has been sick for
sometime back 10 gradually recovering,
and hopes to be fully conyalescent in 3
short time.
The marriage OF Miss Maggie J. Truss
Of Water street, 10 Mr.. Benjamin. Frank.
lin Petheram Of Skaneateles, New York
Stata. will be performed in the Presbyter-
ian church OF our city, on TuesdAy even.
ing, November ~, at 80 O'Clock. Re-
ception at the house the same evening,
from until O'Clock, after which they
will take an extended bridal trip 10 Sara
tcga, Niagars, etc.
The Board OF Education at their last
meeting decided to establish q night
school, provided a sufflcleni number Of
scholars make application for member
ship TO warrant the expense, in which
case the school win be opened soon af.et
pecemb LIST. A charge Of 20 cents
week for each scholar VIII be made. The
Boa viii furnish all the bo5ks, school
room, liRhts, etc. The school win be
open four nights, Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday, in each week, from
z 70 D O'Clock Application for admis
sion muet he made 10 william Ferris
Gtorfe W. Rckles, or L K Ellason
Mr.. Harry Herbert fulfilled his bet 10
the letter on Tuesday morning last By
walking to and from Delaware City.
Whom he reached the town Of Delaware
City, be wSs very much surprised to sec
such larg crowd come out TO meet him.
headed by ths Della ware City braes band,
and mott every oAe Of the com mittee
carrying the American fl z. He was
takeea to the hotel vhere bouutlful re-
past was SGT out before him. After spend.
ing few hours with his many friends, he
thanked them for this unlocked for oya-
tion, and started on bis way 10 return
home, amid c. GERS fren the whole popu.
lace, vowing that he would always vote
the Democratic ticket
Daily Republican., 1888-11-17
FIFTH Edition


-. fhouI AlWlOA
Anthony Atwood, ops =,
glnlsters In the Methods, os As
died o. the residence N ~ Vonns
TSouncilmAn Andrew Zane, i iS1,l
tenth street, PbiladtlphIs i ~
aay, 10th instant, In tbs a., ~
nis age. Mr., Atwood bAS nv h..,I
ginning health for a ppmb w. .,
and his death WAS not uSSI Oa,, y ,,
vas far Rpove the aver, $3.50
amongst ministers AID
prominent place in the o,pSS,,.
church. He was born Al NY
y; j. In June, 1901 snd ,hs sOoE
Al Of his childhood dsysgn f,,n
an eArly age he wsut 10 ~
snd learned tho shosm,hst
When only about 10 cara of.s.
gan TO preach undsr the dl,'SS.i
ne preblding elder.
liz was admitted 10 The Paul.
Conferences In 1928 Gu Tn a., W.
pointed TO Bergen cIreplt' w. Nv
fhilade' phiA O1nieTei O. WIN H.
new Weed ~ the senior prt, Z, ~
10 1895. he travelled TIIf ~
eAnghart on Essex circuit. n /
in 1898 he travelled on tls 49,,
With hey. ID. W. Bat,lpe
In 1929 AID 1850 10 t,av,ltsi u
dsorges circuit, Phllsds.pbtS n !
enoe, with Revs, Mspplas ~
weed and Levi Scott FIN NJ y
1883 he Has stationed Il EsTa,t
La 1888 aud 1884 be VA ,t,,io.
kAh9iy. N. j., N 1855 AMI N
MSottisIown, n. j., in 1887 pet i
Trenton, n. j, aud ia Is ~
transferred to the Phi,.l, mi,
ference, and wAa stationed I,
B.rees Church. "
10 subsequently preached nm \
az 81. Georges, Ebtltz.E h,,,,,,s
Va ca churches, and alb o. Isl5 M
PASTOR OF Green Street C.u.5b n N i
ING this he bscAms Pas Ion N Al
Church, W lHinktJn, Del, abap,
and he then became pIfsd,ps an
Wilmington District H. S,,g'
solve ministerial wotb, 4 llry NV
opal appointments 10 Tie P6IlsJ,l
Conference, until 1872, vb,p ~
lit qulshed aoIiys mlpls!t,isIl,bs
took suptIBumaIaty Te.AIoO in q
street Church, His lat Tsspl,,
polntment was HtdtluR Ohafsb, /
llHe MAS . large coatrlbut IA
church periodicals, snd irtouentlv
nished articles Ct an destructive a,
ter for the OhriLtlAn Standard OI
city. Among the works Wflt,esb,
we're THE Abiding Oomiortsf "a
Pastors Legacy, The Y nv N
Way TO Honor" ard vol On
,'sm. The last book which he Wro
entitled Ceases OF tbs Marvellous
oess Of MetLoilsm IN Ills CJu
Within ils Fir, t Century"
The friends OF the deceased an
vlted to attend his funeral on Mon
morning, from Green Street N.
Church, Pbilad slphis, At Il o'elOcl
proceed to Laure Hill Csme.aiy iol
ttrment.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-17

The above named enchanting ocnic
op lra can row be seen al greater aiyan
eaSe than ever a. Hsrmaul's Broad
Street Opera Houss, PhilsislphiA. Tht
co npsny Is eztraJrd!usf.ly ttronF, as
each and every principal 10 star
OF more than ordinary merit in tbe
comic opera line, Miss Lillian Russell,
wac heads It, Is q charming v5oslist
and clever actress. In shsFs lie Of III,
y leen" che looked thu embodiment OF
magnificent health. Mlss Marie Ho,
sen another very attractive woman
hol EQUAL hoHors with Mia Rusyeli
In voice and figure Mr.. HArry PAnlt5u
plays the Q, mic role, and ig real fupuv
% much 80 that when you have ses
Nun once you wish to repeat the doEs.
Tue P ~ Is full OF sP,iehl1y muslo, ans
The ballet part, especially IA the las,
Rat, Ia Acne worth hs price ct Gdm's.
sion. WamingtonIAns oaa lesvs hsro
on the o8 ttsln AMI return or TIRE II 20
tTain, and buy reserved ttat for this
shOR for Si.5O.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-17
Inc Result Of aettinr n,nnIr

a. Paris Laws, oolored, was charged a.
Iu w, n ornine's session OF the city oouri
vim being drunk and dlsorderly. He
was are eel By on lers Bnrleirh ami
llama, and tle evidence eh9ved thai
u the afternoon he met a colored man
hAmed 9a9rSe Draper In the eastern
pArt OF tie city. They bad ssvsrAl
sIlnks together, and both bsosmn
niunh, whCn they went 10 John vii
Ams mouse, over the ByandyyIps.
MneFe Laws was very disorderiv and
threatened to cut Wlllisms with a
Iasof. After hearing the testimony the
30 and costs - ~ ms o.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-17
FOURTH EDITION

Dots.
II Mr.. Lyman, who Was looking for .
situation, NIll cal, At this Chloe he may
hear SON ething 70 bis advantage.
Frederick v. MoOAll, at Flfih and
5bip'ey streets, has . banana In bis
show case Weighing IL ounots
The annual meeting Of the membe,b
and CONGREGATION Of Wet Presbyterian
Church will be held on Wednesday
evening, Move N Der 2ssh, at 7 80 O'Clock,
The remains Of Mrs. solonon slAuzh'
ter were taken TO Ttmplevills, Nd.
bis mornirg for intsrTeut. They left
he p, W. b b depot 81 8 80 o'c'ojk.
Tie net proceeds from g.. Paul's
Catholic taiE amounted to $3.50. Mise
Maggie Conner secured the plano and
he RetmAn Library the pool table.
Rev. w. L. McRwAp, pastor of the
Ricney Street PrslbJ terlSn Church,
will preach at The Bscoad Bap.si
Church tomorrow (surtay) evening.
A vicious dog was killed about noon
Yesterday In the back yard OF The
dwelling housa No e22 Wet Sixth
street, occupied by r. P. Roiiu, by
william GottWCr,h and 7. p. OArtnell
The forty acre farm Of the lAts john
swan, Bitustsd near The town Of 81
Gs1rgss, was sold by Sheriff LEmbson,
o. Friday, TO William Schultz OF Phils-
delphia ioI $500.
PrssldinR Il der Murray will hold
auai terly conference in Asbury N. Il
OsuIch this tvsnin and he will also
preach 10 sAia church tomorrow at
1880 Q. m.
The County Democracy BAee Bal
Club will awe their frst annual Fecep-
zion a. OoOrey q Mulrine's dsnoipR
acadt my on Thanksgiving eve. Tickets.
80 cente.
Frsnk Massey, who was q men Der o.
the Delaware battery, who Is row en-
SSged OF the couperinR business near
the Henry Clay factory, is a candid r.
for the nppointmen, q U. 8 MaTshbl
DR. Lewis. # Sussex county, vii
probably be The speaker Of the next
State Senate, while John II. RCifsoker,
Of Kent, is booked 10 preside iu the
House.
M, Du hey Lynn and james Burns
lsit this city yestsrday bound for Iron
All, Md, 70 start partridge ard rab
BIT slaughter house for tho bsneds OF
their Wilmington frleuts
The members OF the Gitls' Friendly
Society aaemb cd Ia the OH swedes'
'ArsonAse, Thursday night, 70 tho nurO
Der OF hiiy, and enjoyed their snnuzi
"trOlic." Cameo aud Refreshments
made tbs evening pass pleasantly.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Thomas Btpaon, Mr
nd Mrs J. T. OiymFr, Mics Msry
rhlelman and Esrd. FIllmer Of this
city will Assist 10 the concert at III
Gls'Eow PrsBhl tshsn 0huIOh n6xt
ihuTs'AY evening.
~. Mary's T. A B. s5olely will awe
a ,emperaucs rally on Sunday, N9vam
bsr % b, Theu the Rev. d J. Flynn
will HdiTsas them on tho "C4ul5 o!
TIA Assistance The Reilly Lyceum,
L 'bmsn Library, Shia'd.s Lib, arg, and
a.. MsTy's T1tsl A1stiuancs Pioneer
UjtTB, Sre expected attend IN q body
Babies will cry It is the only way to
tel us that they suiIer from pain. 10
not stupely your little oIes hy admins
tcrlng laudanum or other opiatcs but
uye Dr. BulPs B4ly Syrup which viii re
eve the baby Of all pain Of the bowels,
Nc and thereby restore It's happiness
Price only IS otnts.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-17
EDITION,


James n. Barton, the proprietor Of Tx
Novelty Theatre on Front street near
King, drew q crowded hOu At the OF y
Hall, AsteveninR, the emit audit irIum
being packed, even to the stRirS leAdlnR
to the second floor. Inside tue bar WAS
Sac accused, his wife, AooCm Alled b. .
lA'y,sDAye Kennedy, who is AlleR1 ID
acted % bartender, and . number OF
othera, including the witnesses, O.ty
Solicitor and William 7. SmlthErl,
ESQ attorney for the ds'eUse,
Barton, whore application for license
WAS refused OIL the last term OF otutt,
WAS charged with having sold Liquors
on November 8. 8, 10, and Il The
principal witness YRS George X Hoff-
mar, who testified that on the above
d Wts hs attended the perform ance, and
OF n securing . seat upstairs bought
drrks for him Ell and OiheIA.
lie was BlBo taken into q room on the
Bsoond f0or, which ho claimed was
fitted up for the sails Of liquors. con.
10 Md beer pump, bolt Cd OF liquor
glasses and ether articles ueoessArY flr
business. s0metlmss he pHld kIFi
nAmsd Mkm!e sullivaa, sometimes
4 Il nsmed Hughes, and st other time
kennedy and Barton, On election
nj hit the returns were TgEd from the
age, and the witness was back In the
rear room drinking several times and
IL atinR others. The witness said that
10 kLew Blrton In Philadelphia, and
Wal pcsltive that be 10 the proprietor OF
I place, Spd oogn 1T that the liquor
was b5iig SOLD, One evening he saw
two bOyL and one litlle Girl In the place,
VII N be judged to be from 10 9 years
eye. 0ae q the boys wac with q
man whom the witness supposed war
his father, ard the girl was with q
woman who occupied q sta, upstairs, IN
whit Ia snoNn IS the wine room.
Mr. Smlthers declined 70 oross-exam.
Inc this witness, on ths ground that he
was q BpI ter" and he did not Wish
An thing 80 iAy to him.
james r. Randall was sworn, ard
testified that he has known James b
Barton for the last eight or ten yesrs IN
PhilRdelphih; Wa 10 the Novalay The
hste on the night Of the l2:b; went In
about . o'c ooh, aud bought q ticket TOY
20 cents. he took ssNt Alongsite I
Barton, who did ne seem to recognize
ha, and In = little time be hand, d
d Ntup q cigar. He told him be WCul1
~ " = = y HaAaAht a+A u IT Ul JED i "
that ticket would cost 30 cents. They
v NJ out together, and the win o. Ii
detailed To the court how lie EAd inars-
tlatsd himself lnso Bat,on's copfd, n n,
uutil he took him itt) the room whsre
1t is claimed tho liquor was so,d, Atd
after introducing him IS Mr.. RoblnH1r,
anntn esd that a. he was his friend
there was nothing In the house 100 god
for him.
After spending very pleasant llns
until alter II O'Clock he took bis eAys,
hnd ts he Was going out Barton sIlrpei
two silver dollars Into bis pocket hicb
ne NAKED, and produced In court.
This wAs the last witness examined.
snd the court held Barton in $500 baiI
TOT further hearing on Monday even
Ing, when testimony will be heard ttr
the defense.
MrE. Barton and Dave KEN e1v.
who had also bsen arrested on warrants
ohArsit them " III being concern, d ia
TIE sale Of the liquor, were dischstEej,
ss the evidences snO we'd that u l!ou5f
mas Teen sod Barton ,s the respcnsibe
patty.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-17
BEEUHRR's gallery ia number 81



AJSON-NELSDH.-Ia this city. on tht
18th Inst BY the Rev. ID. ii. 90 ktAn,
OhNlts Alison and Hilc re con, both Il
this city.
OpRNOH- GU HRHIH DER.--Un Eoyem.
Der is st the PreabI tos uhurch mAnst,
By the Rev. A. n. koiEwia, klmeF y.
CotptE, OF thls city and Eva OurTindsr,
OF stanton, bol.
hNLE-RADER.-At Sacred Heart Ui ufoh,
on tho lath Inst, by Tho kev y. OoIbia.
Lap, Ohafios XVI, JF,, ana Annie BAdor
tosh ofthis oitE.
LEE-BlDDLE On November IS, by the
hty. Nku hn s. Dolnns, 9slitnstOn J
Lee Of this oitys and Lydia M. Blddls Of
PhilhdoI hia.
SrEwAhr-Sm ARr.--on November Il, In
Philadtlpn IL, by the Kew. Wesley Sui
Ivan, v lillian N. stewart and Edna 4.
smart, bJth Of Philadelphia.
ri GbS iN-OARLS N. lon tho 18TH last
In thlu city, By htv n. Heath, Israel
Fieis3n and Miss Matilda GARRISON.
uRlFkiTH-gLit ~ n the 18Th inst, At
hsbu y "a. U psrSonaRs. by the Rev J. y
hrJ,n, Alexander urm.h and Mamie
GliIB
RDWE-PArrERsO a-un the itih inst
at ABB ~ n. x parsonage by the HsV, j
,. hr5sn william u hoso AID Cora Z.
Patterson.
Lent and Greensboro, Caroline County.
Nd paper please cory.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-17

The Russlin me hod Of stopping 4 run.
away horse 10 eaid to be very effective,
and ls not particularly cruel. They place
q cord with running knot around the
h rse's neck near the neck strap To
this clip moose attach a pair Of reIns,
which may be thrown over the dashboard
ready to be seized at once. when the
horse starts take up the extra reins and
tighten thA cord around the horses
throat The most furious horse thus
choked stops instantly, and " ID not kick
or fall.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-17

., ID or % gems Tor u csuu ., Cd
ninEs' gallery, 800 Market street
Daily Republican., 1888-11-17

F5urth street from Br0oms 10 u
is almost impossible. The mem0sF
Ihe Street. and Sewer Copmisslon uho
take q ride over IL. II there are
stones In tho vicinity they will m
somo arrangement TO have u paved
aesdamiMed. Front street having ,
torn up tbs greater portion OF the trl
is thrown upon Fourth ltiest, snd 20
Of our county friends cay It ls elm
horrible.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-17

WAsAIHGToS, Nov. 10 The Colleo
cor Of Cnstoms at Ban FrABoleoO r(porls
TO the Treasury Department the arrival
OF veeeel ct that port with n number
VI Ohluese from Seattle, W. T. The
vessel touehed At Victoria, B O., on the
voyage, and the collector inquiries "
mat Tact mAkeh their landing at San
tfaneise0 unlawful under the terms OF
.he Ohiness Exclusion act. The Treasury
D pArtment dec iaes 70 Issuo any IN
s,rn0tlons In the matter, snd leaves II
entirely 10 the discretion off The collector.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-17

Marshal NeWlin, ~ trustee, sold the
property OF John Hanson AZ No, iC6
East Fourth street this morning Bgid-
1am q Son we're tho Auctionsers, ard
theEs was large attendance. The real
estate, consisting Of . large livery and
boarding stable, WAS put up Hrst and
oolsht BY Manuel R.chenbsrRer for
1880. IL IL, however, said that it was
purchased for Naibsn Ll6bsymAn. There
sai number Ct hoFtes, coaches, oar
rlAReH, hRrnsss, robes, sloish bells and
other trtloles IOld, oil Of which brought
ftIr prIofa.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-17

A double team belonging TO Dough
eftJ & Bro, Front SId Orange streets
driven by Thomas PeioivAl, took ftlsh
this morning and dashed out Front
street. When 81 the corner u WAsh.
iuston sIge5t, they oollidod With tie
carriage Of Mr.. Sergeant, the coal dealer
On MAtylEod avenue, throwing him out
sad ontting his head quite badly. He
was picked up IL AD nno5BsolOns condi-
tlon and taken 10 neighborinR drug
store, where his wounds were dressed
he was Afterwards removed 10 his reel
GenOs.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-17

the Wilmington TurnRen!ends gave
very pleasant dance last night 10 the
deImsn Hall In which about 80 o.uplts
participated g. Lange was master OF
GGefemonie'i G. Msurer h,or manage,
O.'o CERES assistant a ,Or mSnsger; y.
hoopp, seorstaryi II Klsinstuber, tres
sutef. The committee OF arrangements
consisted Of II. Sohoy, G. Welt, p.
S1auilsr and john Kleins'ubsr. The
grAnd march Was led By Mr.. and Mrs.
9ustNva Lange.
George Hystt and Charles DeIyter
sege We hrst Of = teries Of very enter.
ttlhlii sooiables last evening in Web.
btsrs oAnoing academy. Music Wss
furnished by LuckmSn's orohesIA,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-17

READING, Nov. l6.-Ths Olymer
Iron Company's large furnace Of Tenn
pie, This oouaty, whloh has been out Of
olAss some months, resumed 10 day
With full force OF hands Owing 10
tho resumption OF 90 many furnaces re.
gently, the extensive Jones iron ore
miEes 10 OAernAvon toWnehIp, thls
county, which have had only . partial
ioroe Of handle at work, have taken bal h
all OF their old employees and now have
: anger number at work than ever be-
fore.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-17
Horribly Afutiiatad

BELLEFoNTE, Pa, Nov. l7.-Ir tn
Centre lion Company . rolling mill yes
ttrdAy morning., John Stack, 10 year,
OF age, started TO shnt the gates thai
stop the machinery, when he tIIppst
and fell ON coupling Of line Of shEft.
ing. Ho Was thrown under 1t, and
bolt on the coupling caught him In Ii,
stomach and tore out bis liver and en-
trails and wound them around shI
ahaftlnR. He lived only q few min
utes,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-17

Mrs. LArkin, who was 60 bgdy
Jared by being struck by 8 loclmat
while on the way to visit her brolhal
lows, . few weeks ago, was tIpCC.st
arrive IN Philadelphia last evening, /
her husband went TO that city vita
Expectation Of meeting her there,
accom- pAnylnR her to lhsif hone
rouRhkeunRmOn, Pa, To-day. ID 4
connection We may tsy that tie re-
that M,s. LAEkln bad ben mainly
strumentAl IN inducing h6r ai,tsE
Dllworih, TO make Vie visit El!oh
suited 90 unfortunately, il entirely
warranted, and her friends Do noi
that ths was In any way responsible
the so1ideLt, Mrs.. DilWOftb EeqlI
no persuasion TO induce bef to ttAtt
the unfortunate trip, and her friend
not biams any one EbA'6vef fot g
olslpg any ilAusuoe over ntI,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-17

FL PAso, Tex Nov. 17.-MGjoF T.
II. Logan, who, together with three
United Slater soldiers, vGS arrested
while on hunt across the Bio GrAude,
in Mexico, last Sunday, says BIS cAptorH
were ave In number. He says that 10
crossing the flvor 10 hunt, he was mere.
y doing what both Americans and
b6xlcAns do daily, and that neither
custom nor, - far rs be knows, Inv
J 1stides the capture, which hs regards
81 m outrage.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-17

The ladies OF the Delaware Ave
Mite sooisiy are great y erooars2't
she interest their tTisndg are tlela9
the proposed bazaar to DO held on
cenber 9, Z aud 8, In the heOM.nsl
Kenny Building, northwest CORNER
Fifth and ship!oy streets, They lll
having q restaurant, where meils
bs served at moderate rstea. EI
thing will be done to nRl G the t.Ei
grand success.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-17
SCRATCHED % YEARS.
a EoaiJ, itoatpg, shin Disease W IN
Endless Suffering Jared BY
DutieGrA Remedies.

III had known the CUrtcuRA IEuEptys
= YEAR ,ngn 1.-Two "a have saved IA 90
tWo hundrti lollarsl hnd an immCnse an o, M
OF runc INK My disease fPsoriaslsl com
mtncel on ny had in SPOT MT largr Z lban a
cet J. ipteAd rpp,ly al over my hDdy and
Eot upder.iuvuAlls. The scales W utI dr0p on al
ail the I'M , aud NV sun Ing was endless and
uncut e lei one tn usnnd dollars wouii
not tempt me ~ have his disease over aeaIn
an pg9f man, hu' feel ch o. be rel eyed
" what Quo Oftle dHptCTs said wac iCpFosg.
tpile finE-WOrm, rs rlasls, Gle. J TOOK
qua sarsaparillas over one year ssd 4
hAlf, nut . cure. ] went 10 two OF three doe.
idIh.hnu no cure. l cannot prAifp tlp tfTf-
'VHA REMEDIES TOO uCh. They have made
my b m - Clf Ar and fee ON zeal s a. a ma
hy'-. All usot Of them was three hGEes ar
tlilCl IA nnd three bottles OF CuTiUrnA
ht,oLN ~, ana tso cakes OF Cu1CUuA
soar; You hal bcen he.e aud said you
y, uld Ii I'VE cured me for f1il,tD you would
we lh' % money. looted liAe the pic
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