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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-02-21

Royce Wyant. Office rent. ....s 3 90
Perry Ramsey, work on street. 49,. IS
J E Meglemre, salary. city treas. :. 81 so
JOS A Gill, salary city attorney -. 25 90
& B Dakin, g g clerk $500. u 80
W II Jackson, hauling lumber 80. 80
McGonigal Il Son, lumber. $3.50. 4S IS
Thomas County Cat, printing. 49,. 10 90
X w Achen, work on streets. 49,. 80
L P Dean, salary city marshal. -. 81 90
l. p Dean, killing dogs ......... 200
8 Irwin, costs in suit. ........ 10
Bill of the Colby Hardware Company
for 500 was referred to the finance COM
mittee
Moved and seconded that McKillip be
appointed committee of one to see that
the water works are kept in good running
order: Carried.
Moved to adjourn. Carried.
&. B. DAKIN,
CITY Clerk.
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TIE above sssaare. xzsI he In reasonable
proximssy. At this writing crossings
are beiar grated and perfected. and
/, the Iine 80 hastily lid i IN process CT
profkzr ass5nsfmerlt 70 the vxst trcfsr =
| = undoukTs1Er destined 30 bear. 3nd
which il will In short time be ready
/ 70 undertake. Although sab5eEf 70
I'D the iHsperfsz1i1as ct rewnesS.
and. although. rot 1T MI reassy for
| busineAA. about ten carloads cay OF
gnosse nlfsstts Eastern eo1sizunaeEts
arrsve here BY this lfvse. and Wits the
direct connection that VII asszyesisy
b. gwen. sozssssiH sFt! and t. Eastern
points via the Northern Pacific, re are
fursislae& the 0ufaets sn4 1ziets for
wEIeh tE.ss eerfi0n has for 10 many
years stood In need. not ONLY fOf per
:-e,rszf ysse and convenience. bat for the
feuefss Of oar eTsoFfaous traffic. which
has 0afxr8xn al exfsecEations and tbs
assaity OF the spEendidly equipped sys-
texu that hrs already beer here. The
writer does MT helieTe there viii be
any particular csasfgirsg OF interests be-
twssn the u. f. Il = aud tie o. a. w
f.. or, rather. there vii. be 10 eEnbst-
kermes1f Of feeling between the two
lines now hspI;ly xifhin tie city. for
what i already annually paid cut
for transportation. added 10 that re-
suiting from the ever fnersasing pro-
ducf5ve area Of this vicinity, yet add
ed 10 the traffic consequent upon the
constantly developing country that j.
now penetrated and being penetrated
By not only the o. l.. & n. but By the
Hunt roads. viii most certainly pro-
vide enough for both systems 10 han
die, Sc that after 81 the advent OF the
neg road should not he considered 50
much in the light OF an antagonist 10
fbe great o. L. Il - road. but rather
he coming should be taken as the d.
rect result OF the development si our
section.
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war,h a muisen Dollars.

We cannot End words Sufficiently els,
2aeat - express ctr admiration aaa pleas.
are a. the New Year eSssssea 81 the psseT,
iSrsl119eScsE- gancy q WASHINGTON Ter
risory newspaper. rah4ssSesi &s city that
esi nye years since CONTAINED less fheu.
sands 81 vsssple tAsa can BE counted ea oae
hsad. l0aing ts~psxc edition coasgsusrs
ssot oasy the regular aews. teisgrxphiS aas
Otherwise. Of the day. bat TIE re.s SLED "a
repetition With everything pertaining "a
the ssErssory. There i nos al industry On
eassspvss> OF any extent hSss i mentioned.
Car coal alnes wheat aeiaS. fisheries, fog.
esse, railroads. hep fields. s-on fields. sola.
silver afSs 9Aiena resources all come in
Every essy and place af Importance Is al
lowed svea space. AID Is IS aii original
y1ssser xnd therefore interesting. As sa
immigration document a.s'se e. Il worth
fuasx saisiiaa ssoslags 10 rs. has e Is pri-
xsss psterrvisc sad tAe7etere ensitiesi 10
sAs xrsaaer praise wi;ssseA Newspaper
SEATTLE neesf fesr Hssaing. fo- Sc ga satssca-
ssoa 81 esisiaess and enterprise TIE aezs
Esper takes the Lead o. al shsuss.
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wIDEAwAKE WASHINGTON.

There Is an ice-roof four inches thick
on Medical lake.
The editor of the Spokane Falls he
riesp is u Mngwamp.
Both OF the Spokane Falls dailies. in
their account OF the New Years re-
eeption az the White House. described
the elaborate trimmings of Mrs
Cieyeland's shirt. meaning, of course,
skirt"
4 large barn and contents belonging
to Albert III. Kellogg, on WILDLY is
land, was burned recently; loss. $3.50
There j. no doubt that the lire orisi-
mated from spontaneous combustion
OF IA silo.
4 Tacoma man who cut hole in the
window of the postoiiice late az night.
intending to go in and obtain letter.
WAS driven away and called a burglar.
Public sentiment i'm this territory will
never convict a man tho, driven 10
desperation by days oI weary waiting
in the corridors for a chance 10 inquire
For mail. resorts to other means 10 OBJ
tain letter from loved one far away.
The totem post with the wooden
aihatsoss on top. which has stood in
front uf Judge Swans office for 80
many years, has been given by MFR.
swan 10 the young Duke Of York.
who came with posse ef Indians and
removed il 10 his residence NJ the
entrance of Scow hay, where il wilt lie
repainted aud placed on the blufI in
front at the Young nase's home.
Port folrs1esss at,psss
II Is beyond question that the mer-
chants Of Seattle pay as mnch Tor
newspaper advertising as those III
Portland and Taeoms combined. As
a further illustration of Seat.le's.
gtcateF business. take the number OF
newspaper compositoss employed
Portland pays the lowest scale OF
wages ct any city on the Pacific coast.
yet only 50 daily newspaper printers
tisld employment. while Seattle sap
plies work "a more than ~.
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Townsera Southern survey.
/ Ponr TOWNSEND. Jan. i4--Arsicies
of incorporation were filed in the
county auditors Office this morning
by the Clear Greek Water Co. The In.
Icorporators are Chas. 8. Moore, VIVA.
Del&ny, Joseph III. Mayne, David S.
Walker and II. q. Struye, Of Seattle.
AL bat the LAST incorporation are OF
Port Townsend The object Is to
build, maintain and operate a water
system for this city and the town of
Discovery. They viii also, By their
articles. be allowed 30 buy. lease. sell
and bond lands. and TO establish man.
ufacturing enterprises build docks,
operate manufactures, etc, in fact,
everything that will be necessary tor
the establishment OF a complete water
system. IL is capitalized at $4,000,
divided into 1900 shares OF $50 each,
all of which is subscribed This il an
enterprise OF great Importance to this
city, a. the present system is thoroug-
~ insufficient TO supply the growing
demaLd for this city although they
begin 20 wake up now and talk of In
ereaslng their capacity Immediately;
so. now that there is to be opposition,
1t Is more than likely that the demands
OF the city win be supplied in very
short time by either one or the other
OF the companies.
Articles were filed this morning of
the DeLion-B arthror Co. This cor
poration is another home company, its
object being the manufacture and sale
of all kinds OF building materials. The
incorporators and trustees are b. w.
Deiion, III. q. Barthrol, r. G. Hill,
VIM. Payne and Morris y. Sachs, all
residents and well-known business
men Of ssais city.
Saturday afternoon United States
Marshal Hamilton arrived from Van
couver, where he bad taken the six
Cinnamon captured by the CUSTOM
house officials some two weeks ago.
but as they had British Columbia GER
tiiicates. he had no trouble He left
upon the 0lympian with Chas. Miller
and Harry Sarsen. the two smugglers
captured soise weeks since. and Ben
jainin Lundy and Frank Hall. the two
that were caught Friday night last.
He took them I'd McSeil's island To
await trial.
Word is received frsrn r. Il. Turpin,
who is in san Francisco, that be will
return about the 18th.
A rev steamer is being built at Dis
covery for Port Townsend parties. She
will be "A fine boat, having rate OF
speed from IL 10 rs knots per hour.
She viii he added TO the already large
feet OF vessels sailing from Port Town
send TO the islands and strait towns.
Mr.. III. l.. Tibbals, Jr.. reports that
the surveyors are at work locating the
new water line from Lake Anderson
10 this city, and that the pipe will be
here about the first OF March, and will
be placed Immediately.
Mr.. J. L. Clark one OF the members
of the board of trade who are getting
up the pamphlet xLleh the Canadian
Pacific volunteered to publish and dis
tribute. reports that the matter is al
most complete. and he expects to get
il OF in few days.
j. II. Hogg. chief engiaeer of the
Port Townsend Southern. is in town
and reports that work is progressing
very rapidly. They are away up in
the Leland valley now. and he thinks
that If the weather continues as il is,
be viii get to Hoed's canal before
spring
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hunts Iron Horse Snerting in the
City streets.

WAlIs wALs.a. Jan. 10. -Anticipat-
ing trouble from the one tone obstruc-
ZIONIST. and he among our most
wealthy men, the o. & w r. road,
which fer soEsc time had halted its
advance on the common near the tan.
merry. on Saturday quietly purchased
the righss-ef-way across the only two
intervening lots isetwesa the end Of
their track ard Spokane street. over
which they already had tie right-of.
way granted them. So. while The
court was out of town. early Monslav
morning. like flash, the iae hrawny
men composing the advance force oi
q. 4. W +. iraaklAyers. graders aud
sstrfneers xprang 10 their appointed
task. and almost before the icw early
risers who were watching the proceed
sngs. wefe aware OF il the track was
laid and the engine aad accompanying
contribution train was acrpSs lots aud
headed southwark down Spokane
street. In fact. Is is said that the work
was done 50 expesiitioasiy that the
tracklaying machinery did not stop a,
all ill high ard dry upon the thorough
fare aforenamed. To be sure. the ties
were not stonc-ballasted. nor were the
tlshplaies t;shtened 10 withstand the
impact 81 an Seton engine at a mile A.
minute gait. All tie same,
the 5Atoii freight engine did pass over
them and onward in fuitlliment OF is
high parlpose. which, before the even.
Inc shadows fell. IL had So satissae-
torily accomplished. for just at dusk
the ponsieTeuS locomotive with It's ae-
eompanying train ana glad tTaSRnen
and Hing co-workers on the ground
surrounded by host of men, women
and children. many 81 whom had all
day followed the advancing fsrces,
stood al rest on the common in front
Of the BAKER residence and Whitman
college. The bell rang. ths engine
screscaea. Snsl long sud lovsi hnFFah
went ur frens sle joyful throng, and
thus the Ion expaeteti and snxioGsly-
wsshszi.fo road WAS done and the Ore
ros & Washington Territory railroad
was at last within the gates Of our fair
ard now thoroughly happy city.
Es-Walia Nalii8DS will I've Interest
esl IN Knowing that the Fcale iof the
ruasf through ghecity Is down Spokane
street. Fzst iks' Baker scaooihouSe :;
sheHee aaElsns across the aid
Sheasorsh & Ink lumber yard over
REESE stfe~s, sastius OF = corner al the
Rruok~ FeSisieHce Toe. through the
hons stsxer 4 Wslker Shesis. over che
vacant sot en Main and Palouse
streets wher0 aHee stood Felix lie
kopx'S ssuithy. taesszs aerssSS Mala,
hlSecsinS TIE 5ss iron shared la: 80
Mar sna szAyeF avenue. belonxius sSs
GeSs. nsssrhsFu II Seattle. shea head
ing ea.stwss8 tAFcF-h Pearl street. =
asrrow aveane in the rear % the llu-
wall residence. a. the orca ground
heretofore mentioned. Frosn this
posas- Il r. expected that in eaYlv
sprfnS fhis ys>as WslE take 'shvas tssY .
for Dixie. MaitskaFe. DAYTON anss al
nr~roansry.
Everesiasns Fsoss = 81 the lgasassxr ps
the promised fsfse PASSENGER Ssasscn on
the hlsseA bounded on tbs east ana
west hy : spokane ans Falou~e streets.
fasisE on Main. Mr.. Hunts plans
Scr improving The block named are en-
q liberal ssai>. ansl iGelatse a fne
hsssel. which. Il ssos losased exactly On
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saxas - MISS s1ss laE eazaSe.. asinss ss
rAseass n essss y assv ssepsaSss zaAks els.
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WASHINGTON.
fsrowsh Of spokane Falls in the
Past Year.
NE R&tsrssdfs Invxslsn % waiia
walls PORT Towssend's View
water Company.

The foIs0wiag Letter designed for shs
New Years runbex Of the PesT-Is
frfI5sgxcKH, was mailed in the post
Office At spokane Falls on the a0ffs 81
December and received in this city
yesterday Just twenty-six days en-
route. The circumstance Is one of Ten
thousand illustrating the ineiIicfeney
Of the postal service:
SPOKANE FAILS. Dee. D. During
the rear that is nos drawing TO a
close Spokane epjoJed q growth
that Is simply marvellous. The city =
business prosperity during the time
specified has outrisased any like
period III her history. There Is every
Indication for bright future. In
fact, the city il certain TO continue
with that rapidity so forcibly por-
trayed in the history of the past
twelve months. During that time the
population has increased 100. The
population last January vas con-
servafiyeiy estimated al 5000 Now
the city boasts OF over 1900. These
figures are taken from recent report
OF Mayor Routbe, secretary of the
board OF trade. and are considered
rather low. Other sfat;ssicians place
the number of inhabitants at Is. COO
Improvements have kept pace with
the increase In population. Since the
beginning OF the year residences have
been built ranging ia cost fram $500 TO
5000. and aSgregating $685. Dur
ing the same period business blocks
have been erected reaching q total cost
Of $i,llD00; five churches, SO. 600 !:
giving grand total OF 81 .9i2 rs. By
counting In the smaller buildings the
expenditure viii reach 5000. DO0
Seven and half miles OF streets have
been graded at a cost OF si75 GO dur
ing the year twelve miles OF sidewalks
$25.a44, four new bridges, $39, go. and
another Ia course Of erection, combln-
ation wood and iron, to cost $45 90.
Eesers and surface drains have been
placed at tstaI expenditure OF yl4 90,
while the street Improvements roll up
an account of S21s, 34s. Where but
one short year ego stood the remnants
of forest, stresn with great rocks
and rugged pathways on every
hand handsome buildings and
broad drives greet the eye.
a EeE and extensive water works sys-
tenn has Aeen established at cost OF
sI75,assl Funds for this purpose were
raised by the issuing OF bonds. The
reyeBge ifafa the water works last
year amounted % $1,000. The city
will soon have cable line In addition
10 a hsrse-car road which cost $50. 90,
and motor line To the suburbs which
cost like sum. The cable company
expects 10 spend $4,000 According
10 the city assessors report the total
valuation of real and personal prop
erts is $3.as2 20. There are Isl bust
ness firms In the city. The sales Of
stamps and money orders and box
rents At the postoisice amounted To
y2o co during the year. The inquiries
for letters al the general delivery aver
aged $50 day aud the daily receipts
OF Letters averaged 500. The tele-
phone company has $4,000 plant in
the s.s'ss --sss - 'sts SIS go this wear
Ihsi s.ftt - -frlct messenger
companies. The electric light plant
cost 50, go, Of which amount $50 u0D
was expended this year.
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lefe1sf nd spasx1fnx fn fzs <zalfxkt.
t1fs sod gray shson<4 snAdewy azxs,
Hfppsfsx Ia t5E D<eexs 81 xnars5Hx.
6o1Se1 ID ffsS Rs1ss last rxgzs
Never exa s2ae srnsh al p4srs<T
esssw sbJ tfEas sad siss5s Erf1s5s9s
Never e&a The FNn az poe&
Ts1 tag Grxnd%ur - the wsss@
Throsxsz ttsy sssesse eft sri shining.
G5anee tia rs<ssnisxsltss silver bAxs.
On e 3 sxkex thss nppses 5zncsag
Bfsaz rkSseza,rs 81 fhe liars.
xoWxrsng EXIT xlsf x;ocnn9 ear Sosss.
Ezany s5osFes 411 grassy <eza,
I0ftT 81 nna xY1n1 Old cedar.
who can sH flsy woza3e-s fei1x
Who can r.2ins szas gssd sn6 erImses
OF thy esszef5a fbkagzaz glews
Or tie rstsy isxzs which fsssssSes
MoaEx kssnsewss peaks 1f sxssz
Eho esz1 tell sba ssuxise ziSvy
OF thy zssxEnfsa a4Es ~ fair.
WheE tire fsacEnH< ~ ffss hErS s1new
Fi0ssz aTgsnf thee every<nsrse
pe1re and silently sts<n tny bless agss
zteh tAf fffsEtsz< Ilsw and sme<s
Iadk1 fseushs brad dorm In xreeszaz
Erkxkss Hs9Nefs sErlHx short shy feet
E<Esstg. 8sxsfh Ard raxs eeutersfsszezxe
kS--x thy wzfers. fEsne shse xEsEszszkzs
Bald ffe sssssaex SRI reap She harsests-
0n thy shores, fair Puget sosre-
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ssosssea. sccofssag ~ she sasess aEsl
tssspsuvsSl Esesa0ss. Sssss1ssa2ss 8 1isssi
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SgakASN Ais. Nstr- IL. fS~S
Aesssss the 18Th ~ September was taken
VIII seyere fa-na 90 GisrThpa I sr5ssss
every SfSexn reass dy. hwt vsthna. avail
Atser hssasx heea SICK tun vcz.ks 81 Yss.
efssl 4 a. called wAe gave nas sack sosvr-
fEl St'd nz8sastac medicines thss sas ssvs.
fSessss& tkAt had ha3 for Years wxs szE-s.
waited 80 sl7fa = degree thu. ! could no.
bear TIE slightest nsTsssre, either on NV
chest OF sSseIs. there heiug such iesSer
ness tAss esTa the weight 81 nay esat1 -
Distressed Gse- After slsssring FassYe than i
rkr cypress foe ne&Fiy six weeks. ! s.Ssa.
clsssSz 20 try Itr. = Eggeas gorssaass rnesti.
e4fssS. Af the eEa Of tssee DAYS the s,sre-
1ess vas sase ssoss rzy chest ard lsssse.s.
AID sss A. greatly benefited that I Ear
rSssssstkEsl ze1ssy rEcnEnF7Ena slseS@ Tefas-
dts MRS c. III. HAYES.
ktSsss 81. ~ ~ snS - new fsxie- hieck
FTsSc-p sioas a3s consultation ysxe. An
letters answered SSka for free book ex-
Pisntiozy - tae hfSoScnstie system.
xwtAw
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anrrrr. Dec aat,, is

0gELIIA. Dec a0ta. 1855
Abort the 10th OF last June my son was
taken sick with neuralgia OF the heart and
the worst form of rheumatism. He could
not move At all His arms were paraiyzed,
and We had TO move him on blankets. The
pain waE most horrible You could hear
him scream for half mile. At last through
the solicitations of my neighbors, con-
scented 20 go TO Seattle and consult Or. Jor-
dans although had no faith that anything
Could be done for one 50 near deaths door.
When / saw the doctor he said my son
would get well. did not believe him, but
II wss the last thing, for had tried every
thing else / commenced giving him the
medicine at once and he began to improve
Immediately. until he gradually, gradually
got better, and In two months was perfectly
well, and has beeo working at fam work
ever since, through all kinds Of weather.
We both know that DIR. Jordan saved his
life, and want this statement published so
every one may use his wonderful medi-
cines, which win care disease Thaye seen
them used for all kinds of troubles, and III
faithfully taken the patient always re-
covers. We can be referred to in OriIlia at
any time In regard to this statement
MARGARET BURNS,
JOHN n. BURNS.
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SEATTLE, Dec. 18th, 1888.
Twenty-seyen years ago. / he'd my leg
smashed by the falling of tree, which
neeessitated manipulation below the knee.
After recovery. and when IL was all h,.aled
up | began 70 experience severe sharp.
shooting, darling pain, in the stump. 1t
kept gradually growing worse, until 1. be-
came simply uncomfortable. Iconsuited no
end of doctors ON the Pacific Coast and
some OF the msst eminent doctors of Cali
fornia, but they jail said that II was an in
durable case, that such eases had never
been cured, and that the Only thing that
ceuld be done was to take medicine to
dcaden the pain. They advised the use of
chloroform and aeonite for wash. did
II, but It would only stop the pain for half
an hour. when the misery would begin
again. could not sleep for pain. At
last, abont four years ago. had TO com
meRce the use of chlsrai which Just
abont wrecked my system. got so
could not eat Ny mind began 10 be fear.
fully impaired. aud we concluded the
measure OF saperhurnan endurance of
misery had about reached climax: in fact
for three days and nights did not close an
eye. nor did | have the least desire 10
sleep. Ny frierds advised me as a Ias. re-
sort 10 try Dr.. }. Eugene Jordan, who had
accomplished to our knowledge remark
able cures tn our neighborhood. when all
the other doctors failed utterly. Nv
friends took me to Dr. Jordan aud he seat
me 10 Grace hospital he ordered the His
togenef!c medicine which began to take
forthwith. As he ordered the discontinue
ance of choral or any other kind Of
stimulants, Is certainly looked SIS though
would never endure IL. and in fact my
friends thought that I would never
return home alive. No sooner did
begin 10 take that marvellous
hisiegeneiic medicine than commenced
10 improve. aud in one week. time left the
hospital a. az right. Ny appetite reinrned.
and the pain--the nAmeless. unerdrra.
bic pain--ceased little by little every
day. TIL IL was hardly perceptible to the
senses. ! feel strong aud hearty. aud have
received q new lease of life. and more than
life. comfort | afa 81 years old and have
suffered hundred deaths in u Years. How
much would give If the hisiogenetie SIS
tenn had been discovered years agoi Ii
seems, however. that il was destined for
Df. Jordss: - accomplish what ages OF doc
ters Fave faiAsd 20 do. particularly write
this for the MANNED. as know what they
suter. Ny home and post-oticc address Is
Fidaigo Island, W. T.
WILLIAM Il. GRIFFIN.
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HaryeIs d tie Gisadet Predatt
il The kineIstnih ctatury.


roLT&x. Dec. 3. rsss
drawing ca Tgrzs rrezleas tssSe- for wixa
20 contrast yssss scientific systsza ef fre&f-
ing disease with fAe TsguA1v Cd fngy
hsssss.ss Akozt TIE fFxt af september Lac
my son sa<xk s3oyE Efth tbs f1gsr. ard ne
freatess hIsn a. srzr hozae BIZ the hTgeric
srezfrassgs. ard As was gesx1zx aloax ane
Sn &ssoEs - days. but bis sgpsEs-e wss set
siEg ened sid NJ gave as he da<zgx 0ne
dzr ard we1s 10 the orchard And 1lle1
himself with gree1 frxsis and exe-sed hfzs-
self rE1ssaIux tAreagh the 1es1s sssd toek q
sef-kaek TEsn he would IstEn 10 nothing
bus ~ n9zss hare da-sor 80 took him
20 enc and he said t1s yuurs zn2r had tss
TYPHOID f@v@~ n 8 szaHgErHlz snrIn and
snrss 20 70 bad and not ses Up any usDre for
eight or 10 aays- 50 ne pat hlla 70 bed
AID commenced Doping him with some n1s-
ter drugs He wo12d hare been mp In . few
dsrs II I bad not kept him down 20 please
the ssoetoF. Bat ne was ID and dong vel
IN three zeeSs and N0zzil have b@sea much
sooner Il be could hare had his wish graft
fed The szocf6r came IN SIX fiznsss 70 see
hizs, and TIE bin AZ the drug stess IVES
81 50, an6 the doctors biz w2z at So
total. So TIE h2lanee OF the family be-
gan % eoxae down wifA the same symp-
toms, and three 0sz1 Of Ire of Ba haG &
worse than tAe ons already mentioned. /
heard Of your sgs-ezn and called on your
xgErr. DF- Grover, Al4 Re treated the re-
naming ave patients aud gzFs rs his per-
eonsI attention ard rseaicine daily for
nearly three weeks The seyer disappeared
under the Hiszogenefie treatment Ike
snow before Eninaok wind a1d my
wife we're both rheumatic, and she has q
white growth Of some kind slowly FORM
ing over one eye ard was fast losing the
sight fr0ra the effect But the HfssogEnetie
medicine has brought as au ouE IN good
shape, and her eye has improves yery
much daring the treatment. Now for the
contrast financially. Our Dr.. GrsverE 5sil
for tire whole attendance and treatEneG.
Of five Basientc was 30: only xi2 60 be
cured against sS5 10 be doped. / wish you
the best q success. J. ~. HARPER