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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-09
5pccial Notltes.

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TER Tfbune oace,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-09

CHURCH OF CHRIST (Sclentlsn. Hartman Hall, cor.
l9hst and 5thaNe. entrance West lothstIPreachins
service Sunday, 10 80 a.. m. Sunday-schoOl at u M
Christian Science Headquarters. Reading room and Dispen
sary, removed 10 East 22d a.; open day and evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-09

CHURCH or THE MESSIAH, corner 3!thst. and
Par, Services at IL Preaching by FREDERICk
fROluINGUAM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-09

DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 56:h-st. near sth-ave..
The Rev. Il. Il. TYLER Pastor.
Morning subject " lie Saved Others: Himself He Canno
Save"
Evening subject: The Nan With One Talent"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23
Americas Leading Musical Journal.

With the January issue. now out, the IhHd-
deijhia MuSjc0l .iournM inaugurates it, nth
volume. II ha> steadily improved during the
past four wears until ii now stands at the head
OF American magazines devoted to the art Of
music. The literary portion, OF this issue in
cudc series of articles on open Questions"
from some OF Americas leading instructors; a
musical romance: musical news; educational
articles, BY Hugh A. Clarke, Mus Doc; por-
trait and sketch Of an American boy pianist a.;
portrait Of Arthur Nkisch, the new director OF
the Boston symphony Orchestra; report of the
FIRST annual meeting of the Penna State Music
Teachers Association and Various other feat
ure> Of interest to musicians and musical peo-
pie Asu>ua there are four musical selec-
tions .Faun- and Fairies Polka" Little Fa-
vorite March," Bud of Promise Schottsche,"
and Where the Sea Breaks on the Shore" the
latter charming vocal number. This music
is alone worth the price Of a wears subscrip-
ton and is only sample Of that published in
the Journai every month. To those who sub
scribe before the close OF thi, month. the pub
fishers also give "a page folio OF music FREE.
Subscriptions only Sl.00 year; sample copy,
10 cents GoULD& WOOLLEY. Publishers,
1916 Chestnut St, Phia.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23
Written upon tho Death Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Coombs. Prospect har-
Dor, Me.

hon hearing ID" sal news " The death Of
Elizabeth tnpmb> | felt would ike to -ay to
'hr family let mr mourn with YOU, for too
sustain III her death personal bereavement.
remember the WaGy Interesting seasons have
enlolcl " Nh her in her home. ro--c->in.
many excellent qualities 81 mind aud heart,
eyer found il pleasant aud profitable - con
verse With her. and % theme va. % dear to
her or engaged much Of her thought 4, The
religion OF Jesus" How many times have
listened y ears ago, to her earnest eNhortatiun
in the PRAYER meeting aud how my own hope
was strengthened and faith encouraged by her
cheering words - the Young aud her faithful
sImouition- to The church. But NOW her
faithful work on earth j. done The tolls OF
lie tof which she had her -harr) ended. No
more shall We greet her here. flushed now i,
that 9oice We have beard 80 many times, and
sadly missed she must be in her home, OF
which she has been the JOY and light for 30
many Years. But. though passed away, her
Influence Will still live, and though dead 10 u.
she lives in Heaven Nav the aged companion
aud father he sustained BY heavenly grace, and
the children that survive her BE- enabled to
look up through their tears to Him who doeth
a things well and have strength to say Thy
will BE done" W. II r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23

A man living near Boston clears &15 900
yearly raising poultry aud eggs. Two women
living at Auburndale. formerly scbOC teachers
on small salaries. now bid fair TO outstrp the
man before mentioned; their eggs. always
fresh. have become famous. Every wife or
daughter living near village or large market,
can make many dollars each year raising eggs
A lady said recently: My fifty hens. half
bullets and half year-0ld hens. are now dee.
.6l laying two dozen eggs and upward ever,
day" II pays, of course, to get that many
eggs in mid.winter But the secret of her sue
cess lay in the fact that she had used more or
less Sheridan's Powder every month in the
wear, so that they were in condition to lay
when eggs brought the most money. Her
hens and chickens are sound and healthy The
wear through, and she believes ii largely due to
Sberdan's Condition Powder. Mrs. Eunce
Goodwin. East Liyermore. Me-, says: In
four weeks, last autumn. my hens laid l3l
eggs | then fed Them Sheridan's Condition
Powder, advertised to make hen, lay. and IN
eight reeks they laid AIS. Having sold twelve,
the remainder laid Sl5 eggs in eight weeks, b.
feeding Shcridan's Powder. l sold the eggs
for 1888. making clear $13,3s from only
eighteen hens in eight weeks. am satisfied
the Pow der is excellent. One Of my Polish
hens which could not buy for $500 would
have died but for Sheridan's Powder" Mrs
Mary j. Gem of Rustburg. Va, says Before
using SheriCan's Powder l was getting from
40 hens from to eggs per week: during the
eight weeks while using it, got from the same
hens So eggs. worth over twenty dollars" |.
s. johnson & Co.. Boston, Mass, tthe only
makers of Sheridan's Powder. will send, post
paid. two % cent packs of Powder and new
Poultry Guide for 80 cents The book alone
costs % cents. For 81 90 five packs and book;
for 81 20 large u pound can and book; six
cans, $500. express prepaid. Testimonials
free. For cents q sample copy OF the best
Poultry paper sent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23


If were writing to the editor only, |
would say nothing about the tceafher, but
perhaps some friends in Kansas, Illinois or
California, would be pleased to know that
we have no sleighing, Shedding, or skating,
at present. 'down east" but rather rain
storm, and bare ground and ice.
Among our recent arrivals we notice
Mrs. {. L. Young and her son Stephen
from Waltham, Mass. Mrs. Grace Hodg-
kins has returned from sea trip with her
husband In his new vessel. Lillian Wood
ruff" also F. ID. Hodgkins and N. b.
Coolidge, have returned from selling fish.
The High school taught By Mr. Stanley
Gray, is suspended on account Of the i'll
ness of many scholars, only fourteen
from forty-two present the last day, hut
will be recommended the 9th, should la
grippe" get all around by that time.
The store formerly occupied by Mrs.
Helen Cousins is open now on Tuesday
and Saturday afternoons. Miss Addie
Clark is in charge.
Mr. II. II. Cousins has gone TO Sanford,
where we understand he has obtained en-
ployment.
on Saturday afternoon. and met AT their
Hall t, elect officers for the store com
pany, for the ensuing year. also To receive
their dividend, which owing to several
causes. was not so large a. in former
years. hut they hope for better times next
year.
Two boys. aged uine years, set tire To q
small she'd adjoining the cook house owned
by ID. ID. lodgkin> and left it to burn
The fire was discovered and got under
control without much damage to the cook
house. but the shed was completely de
stroyed. The BOYS were tracked and dis
covered, but no good reason could be
given for the act. The parents Of both
boys are out Of town, and they evidently
thought now was their lime.
our school mas closed and the teacher,
Mr. Wellington Hodgkins. has gone To
Water,ille to further pursue his studies.
Is Glenn really dead: We have heard III
but have not seen his obituary He had
h> good qualities which should not he
forgotten Successor
Lamoine Grange officers we're installed
Jan 9Th. as follows: Master. Nahum i
Young; Oycr~eer Rufus Ilodgkin>; Lee
tnrer, Hclon Mcfarland; Steward, Jesse
Young Assistant Steward, Hollis Austin ;
Chaplain, T. W Higgins Treasurer y Il
Coolidge secretary Phu-ir Higgins Gate
Keeper NJ salisbury. Jr Pomona, Emma
Austin. FlrrA Julia \. Austin; Ceres,
lydia \ Young; l. A steward, Myrn
Young
Jan. -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23

Mr. Curtis r Foster has been victim Of Ia
grippe.
Judge +. S. Wardwell. OF Bangor, was In
This city Tuesday on business.
MIR. T. F. Mahoney has been sick for the
past week with Ia grippe.
The American House is being plumbed
throughout j. II. 4 +. X. Hopkins sre doing
the work.
Miss Mary IL Mcfarland, assistant teach
er in the Ellsworth High school. hss been con-
fined TO her house by Illness.
( Hon A. r. wi.wel vas out several times
last week, aud this week not feeling quite so
well, he has not been out. though We hear that
he is much better than he WAS sunday.
Holmes Bros have In line OF California
esaporsted fruits consisting OF peaches. pears,
silver pums. prunes and aprcots, any OF
which make Il most delicious sauce. Try them
II you want something nice.
Holmes Bros. have 30 barrels No. Bald
win apples for sale by the barrel; anyone in
want of barrel will get them at bottom prices
while they list.
"A Young man by the name OF Burgess who
has been employed at the old foundry build
ing, died In this city last week from the effects
Of la grippe.
Remember the lecture Of Rev. Frank +.
/ IIeacy Masonry to be given at Hancock
Hall. Thursday evening, Jan. 80. Come
and hear him.
Mr.. Irving Osgood. no has been very i'll
with the grippe and disease " bich follow ed II !,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23

-, ,.-I-l lI.l
# e hIi>tiaU trdrst,r" sewing circle at
| III u ChHrCh on Tuesday evening of tins
week was a grand success Tary cleared
So ~ above cXpou~c, The company VI
about one hundred ana twenty i've A.
>rinhltd should receive Due recognition
for their orderly conduct. not prufanr III
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23
Marine List.


Boston-Sld Jan Is, sch T Garland. Megath-
lin. Green's Landing and Washington
Boothbay-Sld Jan Is, schs Ophir, Portland for
fremont; Eastern Queen Gloucester for Cutler
Fortress MonrCe-Sld Jan y. brig shannon,
from Newport News for Laguayrs
Gloucester-Ar Jan Is, schs Exchange. Rock.
port for Boston; Princess, Boston for Penobscot
Portland-Ar Jan Is, sch Lizzie Lee, Stubbs,
Lamoine for New York
New York-Ar Jan Il, sch Louisa Smith, Web
Der, Thomaston
Ar Jan Is. sch Florida, Priest st John, b
AR Jan Is, sch Stella Lee, McVane. Portland
Passed Hell Gate Jan Is, sch Commerce, New
York for Rockand
Pensacola-Ar Jan Is, sch d d Haskell, Carde-
mas
salem-Ar Jan l5 sch Minnesota, Mt Desert for
Boston
SID Jan 49, sch Silver Heels Boston for Port.
land
Vineyard Haven-Ar Jan Is. sch Harvest Home.
Dunbar, Hoboken for Rockland
R0Feign POrts.
Rosario-Ar Noy9. bark Auburndale, BOSTON
Buenos Ayres-In port Dec |, bark Vilora H
Hopkins, San Nicholas to Rio Janeiro
Digby. n SID Jan Is, sch Gem, Rockland
Cardenas-Sld Jan 8, sch d u Haskell, Haskell,
Pensacola
Ar Jan IL, sch waldemar. Leland. Port au
Prince.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23

This must serve a. a reply t. several let
tiers received from most respectable wO-
men in this county, concerning the senti-
mrnts A announced by the Hanc )ck Med
Association di-cIaim all criticism. knew
nothing whatever 81 the sentiments until
they were announced, AMI wa, not upon
any committee originating them For
reasons too obvious to mention. was not
present at the banquet
Believing the public tn tribunal by
which embers Of the professions stand or
fall. and especially deserving of The Phy>i-
clans gratitude are the worthy women and
their daughters Of this county.
remain most sincerely yours,
ABBY NJ FULrON
fr.. .l.t 10
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23
ADJOUKNED MtEIiNG.

Mayor in chair.
Aldermen present-Cushman JOY and
Campbell.
on motion of Alderman Campbell,
Voted that the Chief Engineer be and is
hereby authorized to make an offer Of
twenty 500 dollars per year to each
member Of the two old hose companies,
and five 5000 dollars per year to each
Of the torch boys and if not accepted, to
Immediately form two new hose companies
of twelve members each, and two torch
boys for each company, at an annual pay
ment Of twenty dollars each, and five dol
lars per year to each torch boy.
Voted to adjourn.
Attest-T. +. Hale. City Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23
Resolutions Of Respect.
HALL OF LEJOK LODGE No 80, ]. o
q. F.. Ellsworth, Jan. Il, 1880.

Whereas. In view of the loss we have sus-
tanned. by the decease of our brother and as
sociate. Solomon Jordan. and Of the still beav-
Ter loss sustained by those who were nearest
aud dearest TO him, therefore be it
Ies0Ieed, That it is but just tribute TO
the memory OF the departed. to say that in re-
GREETING his removal from our midst we mourn
for one who was in every way worthy of our
resi- Get and regard.
Resotced, That we sincerely condOle with
the family of the deceased. in the dispensatOn
with which il has pleased inc Providence
TO affiict them and commend them for con-
ISOLATION TO Him " no orders all things for the
best, and whose cbastisements are meant in
mercy.
Resolred. That this heartfelt testimonial
of our sympathy and sorrow be forwarded to
the family of our departed brother and copy
of it placed among the archives Of our Lodge.
JAMES f. PARSONS. Com.
q. A. TOMPKINs. on
HARRY T.. FIsKE. Reso.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23
THE tPTtIN

OF good shin storm Ming SAYS For the past
five wears have used sulphur BI.tcr- on board
my vessel, and have not lOst y man. They are
sure preventive ~ ull contagious feNers 80
Incident to warm climates. Please send mt al
once TWO dozen bottles. and ob,igt !. STARRED.
To strengthen the hair, thickcu the growth,
stop IT. blanchin. and fallu. out and where
il /, gray to restore the youthful color Use
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23
q. A. TOMPkINs. I
HARRY T.. FISkE.


The LamOine High School Pleasure and
Profit society recently organized by the High
school students is meeting with flattering suc-
cess in its Friday evening meetings. Its prim-
srv objects are stated in it, constitution TO be
ito famiiiarize its members with parliament
tary rules and usages. to sccustOm them to ad-
dressing public assemblies, and to obtain books
and apparatus for the school," At their last
meeting. the young debsters wrestled with
This question, '.Resolved, That Lamoine offers
advantages TO young man TO settle As
gre ut as may be found in the west. Dispu-
tapts-Aff., Miss Hattie Higgins: neg, Mr.. Al
ton Trip. The question was decided 10 favor
of the negative. Besides the question, the So
ciety presented long programme consisting
OF songs, recitations. readings. charades. etc.
One bar Of Brussels soap will do more
work and do It better than two bars Of rosin
soap.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23
Nervous Derangement and Constipation.

After years Of suffering from nervous de-
rangement and constipation, and after being
treated by several leading physicians, from
whom obtained no relief, | WAS induced 10
try s. s. s.
Soon after commencing its use. l found my
appetite much improved. and that the use Of
cathartics, which had taken almost daily for
twelve months. was no longer necessary.
Since childhood have been subject TO sick
and nervous headaches. hut since December l.
1888, at which time commenced taking s. 5.
S., have had only one attack, and that was
when neglected to take the Specific.
do not now have 10 take pur ,ative medi-
cines. j. A. REID,
Rniling Ala
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23
TOrmenting Skin Disease.

For twenty years was troubled with tor
menting itching skin disease. which at times
caused me great annoyance. and loss Of sleep.
was treated by the best local physicians. but
received no relief from them. l finally con.
cluded to take Swifi's Specific Is. S. 81, q
half dozen bottles Of which effected. what
consider permanent cure, as have felt no
symptoms Of the disease for over year.
W. T. COwLEs, Terrill, Texas.
Treatise on Cancer mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta. Ga.
lylS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23

1t is said the Emperor of Austria will
abdicate.
There will be no ice palace at Mon
treal this winter.
The British Consul General at Cairo
entertained Stanley at dinner.
A committee of the Reichstag has APP
proved the bill to subsidize the East Afri-
can Steamship Company.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23

That beautiful glossy sheen. much adj
mred in hair. can be secured by the use Of
Ayers Hair Nigor There is nothing better
than this preparation for strengthening the
scalp and Keeping it free from dandruff and
itching eruptions.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23
How /, Seems to the Other side.
M. Editor:

M. Editor:
Jaw sn srticr in YOUR valuable paper and
in the Bang.r CONNIE, cidl naming the
Graves crew. II j. al hoax. | ~ss taken
BY the robber-, Jan. >, about A. NJ, sppar
eni time. II was YOUR money or YOUR Iifr
had 10 give them all | bad when they instantly
disappeared.
\ StB>1 RIBER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23
\ - B-t RibkR.

IT, entertainment 20 " given In Ccutre
Hall. the 18Th inst, was postponed until
the 2jth. Ii VII, be very grand affair and
should be we'll patronized
Several are sick with Ia grippe in this
place.
Howard NJ Curtis is quite poorly Al
last accounts he Wa on the mending hand.
Capt. John Torrey has been confined 70
hi- house for some time but j. now con
vale-c,nt.
Edward Curtis srriyed home from Sor-
rentn last week.
Frank C"ggins and l.. b Kane came
horne from Concord, \ H. the In inst.
Waiter leighton Of steamer CITY Of
Richmond is at home for the winter,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23
Married..

kIlsworth--.I by Rev. Or. TcuGcv. 'lr
Edwin J. Garter ~ st Bluehll and Miss II ,..r
A Grant Of Ellsworth
seal Cove-.Ian. 10, by Rev. Wesley &. IA. e.
MIR. Howard ODER and Miss Maud , ~tI #.
both Of fremont.
Il. Luui-. Mo.-Jau. Is. Theodore Wu-c,-.. r,
Esq formerly If the Hancock bar. and Ml-- "
abCih Browne sargent.
thIcagu 81, MIR. tfcorge Raw, f,rnur.. &
stnMhnn and Misl NAnnah MlIliAm- N { M--.---
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23

>ttut'n.
MI Ei.sr rprry aud Mr. Howard but
TIM hItr been several weeks at 80 10 and
'irluiy picking gun from the spruce trees
f"r >a.c. With their 'Clmbcr>" they are
cnshIrt tn get Al the gum, which often
grows high up amoug the branches On
their last cruise Mr. Durton. While cross
in@ sprung RIVER Lakr % the ice, broke
through getting a thorough wetting ami
losing valuable gun
Mr. Byron smith who went south last
fall Expecting 10 spend the winter, has re
turned, being disappointed in getting rm-
pioymrnt
Master Edward Nuye~ 81 East sullivan
Il attending our High school
Mr. William Dut,on on going 10 camp
Harrison" AT No 10 last week found it
had been broken into and most Of the bed
ding stolen.
Mr~ Julia stevens j ,i>itin. her
daughter, Mr. wright, At Worcester,
Mas.
lvcrrm wa. organized last week with
II {, Baker as President and Geo Smith
Secretary
Mi john Shaw If Mach.a>, j. visiting at
hi- nii houe
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23

The funeral Of Walker Blame took
place in Washington Saturday.
The Onondaga County Farmers Club
adopted resolutions urging National aid
for the canals in New-York State.
The khedive gave a dinner TO Henry
NJ. Stanley.
Great mortality from famine prevails
in the Soudan.
The Queen Regeant of SPAN request
ed Senior MARTINEZ, President of the Cham
Der Of Deputies to form new Cabinet,
Henry NJ. Stanley is 70 stay for some
time at Cairo.
The Duke Of Aosta, formerly King of
Spain, died at Turin, aged forly-tive.
Emin Pacha Is little better.
Dom Pedro, Emperor of Brazil, ar
rived at Cannes; disquietng rumors from
Brazil are atioat in Lisbon.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23

when BABY WA sick, We gave her CastoriA
When she WAS \ Child she cried for astoria,
Ehen she became Ms, she cluns to CastoriA,
when 81. hid Children she gave them CAstoriA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23

Two heads are better than one but two bars
OF any other kind Of soap are not as good ~
one OF Brussels.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23

Prospect H4rbor-Dec. 20, to MIR. and Mrs. A. "
Cole, a son.
Dec. 30, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Handy. a son.
Jan. l, to Mr.. and Mrs, Russell Dorr, q son.
Gouldsboro--Jan. 4. to Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
Tracy daughter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23
Foreign News.

The Portuguese Government, at u
Cabinet Council, decided to yield to Eng
lands ultImatuD concerning Africa; a baud
of students smashed the windows OF the
British Embassy and cried Down with
the Ministry"
The King of Spain is improving stead
lily
Dom Pedro has arrived at Pau
the Peruvian authorities have signed
tie Grace contract.
Popular demonstrations over the sub
mission to England continue at Lisbon;
Senior de Comes has resigned and the
King has charged Senior Pimental to con-
struct Cabinet.
The Pope and eight cardinals are suf-
fering from influenza.
Henry NJ. Stanley has arrived at Suez.
The report that Baron Gravenreuth
is captive in East Africa has been con
trmed.
The new Portuguese Ministry WAS
formed; more patriotic demonstrations
were made at Lisbon and Oporto.
The new French Chamber Of Deputies
met and elected NJ. Floqurt its president
Several officers Of the Cars body
guard killed themselves
Stanley has arrived at Cairo.
Seventy five miners were injured in
railway collision at Chesterfield.
The Princess of Wales is i'll with in
tlucnza
Emperor William opened the Prus,ian
Diet with speech.
Earthquake shocks were felt in Aus
tra
Don Carlos i, said to be plotting a
Spanish u rising.
Emln Pacha has suffered relapse the
khciiNr conferred decorations upon Mr.
Stanley and the white officers Of the recent
African Expedition
Pressure has been put upon Lord sal
isbury by European statesmen to induce
him to moderate the English demands on
Portugal
Que bu Of Brussels soap will lat longer
than T." bar, % auN Other kind
Prospect narhn,
Nj 6 p. Graves spent sunday at home,
from Buck>port, where he is attending
school
Last Sunday night, the schooner Jane
lngraham, Capt. Balamer st. John, bound
from Portland 70 81, John. went ashore on
Lighthouse Point Tile schooner was not
LOADED. She j. hut three years old and
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23

II Does every bone in your body ache? Then
battle in JohnsOn's AnOdyGe Liuiment; but
hrisk