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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-03-06

Thomas Uranek OF Cooperstown died
this week. He was a man of superior
education and had been at one time a
Catholic priest.
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FOR SALE.

Ten acres of land. just outside the city
limits on the plank road; has large
brick dwelling house and productive
orchard. Enquire of
W. KRAINIK, Manitowoc.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

The undersigned is agent for the cele-
brated Mason & Hamlin's, and Julius
Bauer's pianos and organs. Orders re-
ceiyed for tuning and repairing which
viii receive prompt attention.
Miss A. HECKER, Jay Street.
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tfirst publication Feb %, 1901 No. IL
PHOBAT1-M kNITowoC COUNTY CoURr

tfirst publication Feb %. 1901 No rs
/, ! PHOBAT.-h ANITOWoC COUNTY CouRr
II the matter OF the estate OF james O'Rourk
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of Catherine
y hDurk OF Liberty, IN sad county representing
am9cg other things that James O'iiUuri. late Of
sad town, on the l2th clay Of February A. D.
1881. al said town. d.ed iutestate. leaving goods
shai els anG estate within this state and that The.
Siid petitioner Is the yiGow of said deceased and
gsi;y lnE that administration of said estate be to
Patrick Sheridan granted, II is ordered that said
peti3on be heard before this Court on Tuesday
tie l3.h day % March, - D, 1882 at 10 o'clock
A. IL at my olice in said county.
Ordered further that notice thereof be given
20 TIE hcirs of said deafas d, ard to ali persons
Interested by publishing copy Of this order for
three successive weeks prior - said day of hear
me. N the MaHItowoc Plot, a weekly newspaper
published az hautUyoc, IN said County.
Dated at Manitowoc the 18th day of February
1. D., 1850.
i&mar EMIL BAENSCH. County Judge.
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A NEW DISCOVERY

Weakened and deranged liver, stomach
and bowels should never be acted on by
irritants like common pills, bran etc.
Miles Pills cures liver complaint consti-
patton, piles, ETC., by a new method.
Samples free at O. A. Alter.
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TO WHOM MAY CONCERN.

Notice is hereby given, that we have this day
taken John Schroeder our partner in the
wooden ware factory heretofore carried on by the
undersigned at this place under the firm name OF
lander & Wikens and which ID at this day succeed
ed by the new firm OF Carl lander 4 Co.
LANDER q WILKENS.
All accounts and Indebtedness of the firm of
lander & Wilkens aforesaid have been trans
ferred to and will be collected by the firm of
Carl lander q Co. aforesaid and all liabilities
and obligations of said firm of lander K Wilkens
have been assumed and will be paid and dis
charged by the said firm of lander K Co.
Manitowoc, Wis. February "a, 1890.
CARL LANDER
HENRY WILRESS
JOHN SCHROEDER.
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/ CHARLES BoETTcHER of Cato died on
Friday of last week. For some years he
has been troubled with asthma but his
death resulted from an attack OF La
Grippe which his enfeebled condition
made him unable to resist. He was born
in Mecklenburg Oct. %, 1922 and immi-
grated to this country with his wife In
1850. He was successful miller until
his failing health compelled him to seek
less laborious occupation. He was
soldier during the war of the rebellion
and saw considerable service. he was at
all times kind hearted genial man and
a loving father and husband. His dauGh-
ters. Mrs. E. Keck OF st. Paul and Mrs. S.
E. Stephenson of Menominee were called
to their old home by the news OF their
fathers death.
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NOMINATING caucuses and conventions

NOMINATING caucuses and conventions
must be careful to elect competent per-
sons for chairmen and secretaries this
spring, as these officers are now invested
with semi-legal functions. The report of
the meeting to the extent of naming the
candidate selected must be sworn to be-
fore notary public, and sen to the proper
officer. The former loose way of conduct
ing caucuses will cause trouble.
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THE county treasurer has made ar
engagements with the state for funding
the entire debt of the county in four per
cent bonds. The bonds are to run for
the time fixed by the county board at its
last session. The entire amount thus
funded is SlS0,000. This is very fortu-
quite low. There will be no trouble or
worry in putting the bonds on the mar
ket and the county will have only one
creditor.
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Ticket No. 9S.i55 drew the capital prize OF
ana State Lottery. One-fortieth of this ticket
was held by Earl Wheeler living at No. SO Grove
street in this city. A democrat reporter to-day
called upnn Mr.. Wheeler and learned that the
ticket had been placed in the hands of Banker J.
Eedder Morris for collection, and Agent b. +.
Oliver of the American Express Company paid
Mr.. Morris the amount-Sl5, O00-less Sl0f. 10 ex-
press charges on the 10th inst. Mr.. Morris de-
posted abe amount in the Farmers National
Bank IN his own name at the request of IT.
Wheeler. The latter dislikes notoriety, hence
this roundabout proceeding The amount has
been received and that The Louisiana State Lot
terry Company fulfilled its obligations Mr.. Morris
verlties and his word cannot be questioned
Amsterdam On. W Democrat January II.
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THE nasty, dirty and utterly improb-
able rumors now afoat evidently had
their origin in some coarse joke made by
a person of coarse moral fiber, There
should be no attempt at raillery on a
matter which would reflect on the char
acter of any one. The person who at
tempts a joke of that kind often uncon-
sciously starts a scandal but should be
made responsible for the outcome of his
folly. There should be a few libel suits
started in this city even though the
coarse joker suffered.
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We would like to announce to our
friends that we have secured a small lot
of Ombra Satines made by Gle & Co.
Paris, they are high for cotton goods,
but nice, OUT prices on same is 90 cents.
We have also received our Stock of
Ladies' and Children's fast and stainless
Black Hose they range in prices from 10
to 60 cents and we shall sell at the pre-
sent at 10 per cent discount. We advice
early purchases of all these goods.
BARNES, MENDLIK & MULHoLLAND.
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THERE never sermed to be greater in
difference In spring election than the
feeling preceding the election this year.
II it only results in both conventions
nominating good men without reference
to party there is reason to be thankful
for the conditions existing.
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THE heaviest snow storm OF the season
ragged through the latter part of last
week aud we are having now the best
sleighing of the season. There is an i'm
mense quantity of snow ION the level.
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Howto Cure All Skin Diseases

Simply apply ''Swayne's Ointment. No inter-
nal medicine required. Cures letter, eczema,
itch, all eruptions the face, hands nose, &c,
leaving the skin clear, white and healthy. Its
great healing and curative powers are possessed
by no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
Swaynes Ointment augli
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+ SHERMAN's examination which was SET
A. for Monday last was postponed until the
I 18th inst
FRANK RIpLrNGER of Colby formerly a
resident of this county was lately granted
pension.
the city on Tuesday and Wednesday of
This week.
The best remedy to heal SORE BREAST
NECK and SHOULDER on HORSES sold at
liinrichs' Drugstore.
4 NUMBER of the officials of the Lake
Shore Il Western were in the city on
Saturday last.
The best $3.50 ladies' kid shoe in the
world can be found at Haukohl's shoe
store south Sth street. %
JOHN A. HORN of Kasson is closing out
his stock of goods and intends to retire
from active business life.
No more trouble to get Ladies Don
J. +. Dumke's.
G.. BERdE had one of his feet injured
at the ship yard on Friday Last by having
plank fall on it.
HERE are now six persons confined
in the county jail and in every case there
Is a woman mixed up in the affair.
JULIA KUcERA of this city, daughter of
John kucera died yesterday. She was
Is years of age.
THE fine Clydesdale stallion owned by
Hrudka Bros. of Francis Creek was pur-
chased Of Galbreth Bros. of GAINESVILLE.
In anybody wants any high water
boots go to ]. T. Dumke's, he has the
largest assortment in the City.
FARMERS horses have as yet no know
ledge OF the fact that a railway line is
Running through the heart of the city.
BOY WANTED.
To learn carriage trimming. Apply at
Hgnson's Wagon Works.
PETER RAU of Two Rivers is in hearty
sympathy with The Pilot on the dog
question but insists that pug dogs should
be exempt from harsh criticism.
ALI kinds of repairing done in first
class style, at Haukohls shoe shop south
Sth. St. Woods Block. 20
DIR. EATON viii deliver his lecture on
the Witch of Endor at the NJ Z. church
Of this city OF Friday tomorrow even
inc.
DOES YOUR HORSE COUGH?
IF So use, Hinrich's Improved Horse
Powder the best in the world for coughs
and cold.
TRUMAN d COOPER and John Schuotte
have car load of hard Minnesota wheat
which they will exchange with farmers
for the native wheat at relative values
HEALTH, comfort and happiness abound
IL homes where Garland Stoves and
Ranges are used. For sale by the Rand
& Roemer Hdwe Go. 6
DIED March 1, 1890, at 1857 Fulton
St. Chicago, of laryngitis, Francis Can
right Hall, younger son of Edgar A. and
Alice Canright Hall, aged 7 months 81
days.
HINRICHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cure
quickly and does not cause pain or sores
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs, druggist.
THE steamer Petoskey which was built
at this place a few years ago for Seymour
Bros. of Manistee, will be placed on the
route between this place and Ludington
next season.
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THE assignee's sale of E. S. Sherman's
Stock of Boots and Shoes is now OPEN
Take advantage of it now. tt.
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TURNER'S OPERA HOUSE
E. A. HARTMAN Manager
FOR SALE.

Notice is HEREBY given that as attorney in fact
for the heirs of Lars Nelson deceased / will on
Wednesday. March Is next at , o'clock p " al
the Office of the county Judge offer for sale at
public yendue the land belonging 10 the estate Of
said Lara Nelson dace4sed, being two tracts, enc
Of about Eve acres and one of about ten acres,
situate the Planl. Road near the city OF Mani
towoc, Terms of sale cash.
The right to reject any and al bids is reserved
JOHN Toll EPSON.
Executor OF estate OF Lars Nelson and Atty in
fact for all the heirs MARIO
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CHEAP TEFTH
TEETH $500 A SET

Laughing gas Vitalized air for the pain
less extraction OF teeth at Seeger Bros 2
doors south of Post Office,
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First publication Feb. ~. 1901
Nj ANliOWOC CoUNIY.-CITY OF MANIro-

Nj ANlfONOC COUNIY,-CITY or MAYITo-
va woo, s.. In Justice Court.
10 john Eldenviser You are hereby notified
That warrant OF attachment has been issued
against You, and your property attached to satisfy
the demand OF Albert &. Becker and Emil Teit-
genalnonutng 90 Fifty Five Dollars: now unless
you shall appear before II. L. Markham Esq. n
justice OF the Peace i'll and for said county at
ms once IN Manitowoc Wis, on the 1Oth day of
March 4. -, 1880 Of ten O'Clock in the forenoon
Judgment viii be entered against you and your
property sold to pay the debt.
Datedthe 18th day of February. 4. D.. 1890.
ALBERT BECKER, EMIL TEIrGEN
6CE:TITZ& kIRwAN At'ys MART
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All accounts and Indebtedness of The Wagner
Hardware Co." aforesaid have been transferred
to and will be collected By the firm of Wagner Il
Son aforesaid and all liabilities and obligations
OF said Hardware Co. have been assumed and
will be paid and discharged By said Wagner Il
Son. Z. WAGNER, SR.
i. WAGNER, JR.
Mantowoc, Wis, February 90 1880.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-03-06

REPAIRING of Sewing Machines cheap
at Fred j. Roemer's Repair Shop. q
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THEY MUST GO.

Don't wait; but come now and get your
f. 5. Sherman's Stock. If
Those who seem to know say that salt
sprinkled on snow generates gas which
is very dangerous to man and beast. 1t
is quite a common thing to sprinkle salt
on icy side walks.
SCHNEIDER & SCHNEIDER have just re-
ceived the finest line of Spring overcoats
and suits ever shown in the city at prices
which will astonish you.
THE Ludington Appeal says the in
crease of freight because of the establish
meDt of the Manitowoc & Ludington
route is such that it may make necessary
a double track from Ludington to Port
Huron.
Trout, Mackerel, Herring and other
fish on hand during Lent as well as
throughout the year.
10 SCHEErTE Bros.
Mrs LINAs LAWRENCE of this city died
on Friday of last week, aged 66 years.
She was born in Middleton. Vt and came
to Nanitowoc IN 1850 since which time
she has resided continuously here.
GENTS and boys fine shoes at Haukohl's
sLoe store; the largest and best assert
meHJ in the city. Guaranteed to fit all
kinds OF feet; Lace, Congress, etc. 90
JUDGMENT SALE.
The cheese factory near ]. G. McCarty s
In hossuth will be sold on execution on
the premises on March s, 1890.
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NOTICE.

To whom it may concern: Notice is hereby
given, that have this day taken my son. Ernst
Wagner Jr.. my partner IN the Hardware bust
ness heretofore carried on by me under the name
of The Wagner Hardware Co" which is at this
date succeeded by the new firm of L. Wagner x
Son the only members whereof are my said son
ind myself. ERNST WAGNER, SR.
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On motion poard adjourned until Mon
day March 10, 1890.
ARTHUR REICHERT, City Clerk.
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MANITOMOC MARKET.

The following are the current prices
of the various articles of produce as re-
reported.
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Earl WhesIers Good Luck

MONEY TO LOAN on good farm security
10 sums to suit. NASH 4 NASH.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

= I'M = i51tr4-FtSNH, NUuIlVy utiGe.
G &. SEDGwrcK, Atty. ma
Oxford eagle., 1890-12-18
ooiNGS AT A DISTANCE.

IN England about elEhty-seven peers
are dir stors Of public companies.
TEERE is one society Of boys and girls
in England 70 protect animals which Ia.
over eighty thousand members.
PEAEL fishing Is still carried on in tho
river Tay. in England. and some vaIua
bic jewels have lately been found
IT is the purpose OF COMPANY oi
capitalists to run 4 steamer on tho Sea
Of Galilee, for which they have obtafned
a sncesSioa-
JACOBS well and the plot OF ground
surrounding it have been sold bv The
Turkish Government to the Greek
church for four thousand pounds.
A SMALL estate in Lincolnshire which
soil Tor thirty-cae thousand dollars ia
lS50 and has since had two thousand
dollars put into additional buildings.
brought ten thousand FIVE hundred dol
lars last week
A GERMAN Lieuteuzn.-Colouel has
been deprived Of his commission be-
cause in a recently published work be
advises the public not % 20 70 church,
which be says Is an antiqasted instita-
tion not in acroeIance With modern sci
encc-
The rate of wages paid to dremeu on
ships sailing from Loadon is 6 I5s per
month on voyages up the Mediterranean
- Australia aud New York To the
Cape % Good Hope. Natal, China and
ludia II stands al froa g I5s 10 81 per
month
Nor long ago South Africa hal 20 I'm
pert all the coal she used. but now she
mines Ill the coal sire wishes for her
cwn usa and exports the surplus. The
rv=sUl Is that the coal fields of Natal
have increased their output to i remark
able derree.
CLocEs are on. % favor in fashionable
fl-isiaH drawin--rpOn1ss they suggest
the hour of departure 70 visitors toe
openly still. as is Is fnconveui.nt not
70 know the time, fashion sanctions an
old watch hanging on the wall, framed
in IN artistic draPery OF antique bro
caate- The watch ought 70 be family
heirloom. the more oId-fashioned the
better
THREE young soldiers near Warsaw
returned frol = debagch with bIood or
tLc.r clothes and the statement that
tLey had beaten some one they did no,
know At the sams time sergeant in
their rcc-imcnt was found murdered.
and the three soldiers were tried. con
victed and shot within txenty-four
hours. Tho next day another soldier
SUIT, ndered as the murderer.
Oxford eagle., 1890-12-18

A high order CT stories. Poems. articles
a-fi pictures MI the Christmas Wing
AWtKz from cover to cover. while brilliant
new type asc tec Gissardmeut Of columns
give the pages a very fresh and attrsu-tive
.snS- aad we learn that Tie mag7lzine j.
permanently enlarged - one hundrp,f
f.l-.'s. Lestsiing attractions include a new
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pru rtlss'l railroad serial. Tab and Ca
o1'1-e-H by kirs MGnroe. ~Dra=inr the
teiift Figure. tae first II twelve pictorial
drawing lesson papers fwith monthly
prEe-l rv Mss Caroline Rimuer dar1sh-
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an; poems faud there i a flli treasury OF
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Tass price 0f WrDE AWAKE will remain a.
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Oxford eagle., 1890-12-18

The true hero viii erdeavor 70 make the
most Of LIE. and % this end the first con
sl'lerutinn - 9 robust constitution Like a
quot general on the battle plain. VINO, when
expfs:ting an attack from the enemy, WI
ehtreHen himself IN fortiications. 50 he
y hen disease = in the atmosphere or hover.
ing "A auibush arnid climatic changes. Will
forsIfy his system against every eucruach-
nent tne grim monster may seek 10 make.
N1ay : grand Re has enslesi for want OF
1nsiy precautiou N the hour of need
" hen fever aud influenza are abroad. when
the camp chiiiy days tOrcn the marrow
bones. when efiuvia and Malaria vzall I
fisi71f IN hand then is is that the system,
shuuid be fortified by use Of that suusrb
sfrer gtheuirg tsluie Alternative Of DIR. John
Bulls >arsapariila~ waien Keeps the blood
pure aad the : actions regulated. 50 that
disease can not inter the citadel Of Life
= WOULD c.ve a1T thing IL I but Nal +,
nliisieaI eE- way don't yog take CUT
miner ~tlrtnineF' Certainly. that WI
mako youT ears iES.1-II.diauapoI.s Iour-
naZ
Oxford eagle., 1890-12-18
srArr or ONO. Crrr or ToExDo, ! :.

LLCA1 ALLHET.
FrankJ. Cheney makes oath that he is th<
senior partner Of tho firm Of T. J. Cheney
q Co, doing business in the City Of Toledo
County and state Aforesaid and that said
firm VIII pay the sum Of ONE HUSDRxD Dol
LARS for each and every case OF Catarrh
that can not be cured By the use Of Halls
Catarrn Cure FRANK J. CHENHY
Sworn 70 before me and subscribed In nv
presence, this 6tn day OK Dscenhcr. A ID iss6
1s9AL A W. GLEASON, Notary Public
Hail ; Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
and acts directly upou the blood and mucous
surfaces OK the system Send for testi-
11orials. free r. j. CaxxKr & Co, Toledo, o.
Sold BY Druggists, 75c-
Oxford eagle., 1890-12-18

There are kraves uow and then met with
Eho represent certain locaI oitsers and
poisonous stimuli "a identical with or pos
sessing properties akin n those OF Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters- These scarnps oulv
saccecd IN foisting their trashy CON pounds
upon people ulacgua5rted with the genuine
article. which is A. much their opposite as
day : 10 night ASK sad take no substi-
tute for the grand remedy for malaria. dys-
ney trouble
Oxford eagle., 1890-12-18
The LARGEST GLACIER
Two >cientIsss YAK a yvaass--fHl p,,..v
erv "a NEH~s.

Two >cisntisss y.ssSr a Wonderful Di,.av-
cry IA 1ltslsss
IN explori NJ parsv cons - ~ % the
tv7 scientists. Marx Kerr. Of the
Cailed States Typographical Sarvev
Prof KssselL - the United States Geo
EraphIcli survey. =th SIX skilled
woodsuleu, lett Tacoma last June. and
have lately returned 70 California
arinr'ng details of the ascent OF Mount
- Elias in Alaska and the 4 s.,overy
o. the largest glacier in the world
ne first discovery was that Yakutat
Bay IS u1virlale t1r is entire length Of
twenty e. les They then went ten
miles up the Kettle rive. and following
the h.g canon towari Mount St Elias.
they found the Kettle and Augusta
z 1cier& A. the head OF the latter. l.
5e0 feet above se4 level was 4 small
island IN the md1Ie OF the racial
streams which they called Blossom
Island from = flowers and verdure.
Making thel- wIv OEer 4 alerIias above
the AEgus-I giac.er. and on above
another giac er. they reached the
nigh test glacier in the world. which
they named she LHc 4 glacier This
vast botY IS ten miles IN width. AMI
flows fer Twenty-Five niles. until IL
falls, By big 4larfigs. into the Baird
glacier, which ine uIes al the north
side OF Iakutat Bay Il moves fifteen
feet daT aEd : covered with circular
eravaasez \ uatu a. PASS i. the head
% tbs z acier Ieats into the iaterior
Of Alaska across the -. z 1s raayp.
Iae intrepid scientists finally scaled
Mount - Eu1s. Rhich from Ir. Kerr's
observations. = several Thousand feet
less high than i- appears IN the latest
nteed States Government maps Mr..
kerr declares tEat there Is no doubt
that the mountain IS N United States
territory, and be places it 1t so degrees
q minutes latitude. and IA degrees
long tudei 50 the boundary lines be-
tween the American and British terri
tory cross on the northeast slope. al tn
in 4 short distance OF the summit In
stead o. being u 800 feet above the sea-
ievei, he says is - mUch less; and
that, after careful calculation. Il nav
be found 70 be on Y = SEQ Feet IN hefghE
Between Mount st Elias and sae L.scia
glacier are other peaks. Il 600 feet in
he gat ant covering a greater territory
than Mount St EA-as Some % these
peaSs Nr- Kerr named the Newton
AuEusta-" Logan s.SEe7ar1-~ Boz
nan, -AAles2ina." after Al old Dutch
explorer. and Hubbard . after he
Pres dent Ct the NatioaaI Geographical
Soeisty--DeuOress's Family Magazine.
Oxford eagle., 1890-12-18

TIE climate here did not agree with me
and WAS sick with malaria most all the
tune The least exposure gave me a severe
cold and ny health was miserable I grew
weaker until began a use Of DR. Bulls
Sarsas aTiliA. when | gained health and
strength | recommend il as the very hest
strengthening medicine H,tlt N.
HdeGxa, Int
Oxford eagle., 1890-12-18

JrHEs, NORTH CkEnLISA, JEly anth. isss.
acssrs A I. SHALLKSBERGER & Co,
Eechesre-- Pa | enclose two dollars
for two bottles OK your Malaria AntisIos..
TIE bottle you sent me year ago gave 70
nephew Of mine VINO had chills for more
than three nIouths, and taking medicine
from the doctor all the time without i'm
prOvenent Before he had taken half the
bottle Of the Antidote he was entirely cured
Yours truly, Il H. COyHAD.