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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-08
Destination of q Popular Doctor.

NEW York, May SIT is reported that
DR.. Douglass, who is Sc years old, and
who SO faithfully attended General
Grant in the latter's long illness, has
suffered a stroke of paralysis and is in
the Presbyterian Hospital here. He ia
destitute. His wife supported the
family by taking boarders at Bethle-
hem. Pa, until her health broke down.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-08
Mcc.r,nx Won by IA Chance Islo~ .

BUFFALO, N Y, May s.-Charles Mo-
earthly, of New York, and Jimmy Mo-
Hale. of Philadelphia, fought last night
before the Erie County Athletic Club
for purse of $500. Two ounce gloves
were used Mccarthy won in the Goth
round. MeHale had the best of the
fight oil through, but was knocked ont
! BY chance blow on the jaw. zsn;
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-08
Victory for New York Carpenters.

organized carpenters of this city for
the eight hours work day and $3.50
wages was practically ended this morn
ing by the announcement that the only
two prominent employers, Hermann &
Sons of West Thirty-fourth street and
Hedden & Son of Newark, N. j., had
acceded to the demands af the men and
would sign the contract.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-08
Tnmmany's Chief Cannot Live.

New YORK, May s.-Cablegrams from
Germany are to the effect that Richard
Croker has not long to live. The best
information as to the nature of the
disease from which he is now suffering
indicates that it is either cancer of the
liver or cirrhosis of the liver, and late
advices were to the effect that the ply
sicians are not able as yet to determine
Wy hi oh IT. 10
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-08
Methodist Bishops in Conference.

NEW York. May 8.-The bishops of
the Methodist Episcopal Church met at
the rooms of the Methodist Missionary
Society. Bishop Thomas Bowman, of
St. Louis, presided, and Bishop E. g..
Andrews acted as secretary. The OBJ
ject of the conference is to fix the
various dates for the district confer
ences, which are to take place in the
fall, and to apportion the work among
themselves
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-08
Arrested for Murder.

WLKEsBARRE Pa, May 8.-John
Terify, a Hungarian, was arrested here
charged with the murder of Michael
FREEZER on April 81 last. The murderl
which was the result of a drunken
quarrel, was committed at Providence,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-08
stabbed by q Tramp.

EAsroN, Pa, May 8.-John Baumbaoh,
who made and sold canes In this vicin-
ity, was stabbed by . tramp named
Hip near Steckerstown, and 1t 10
thought that his wounds will prove to-
tai. Hip has been arrested
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-08
sufrocat.d by Fire Damp.

MAHANoY, Pa, May Sire Boss J.
D. Davis and Miner William Morgan
were suffocated by fire damp in the Gill
berton colliery. They went into the
mine alone, and their dead bodies were
found by miners who went into the
mine afterward.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-08
Action Reversed on War Claims.

WASHINGTON, May 8.-The House Com
mittee on War Claims reversed its ac-
ton in reporting adversely the bill in
PRODUCED in the House by Mr.. McComas
appropriating $251 500 to REIN burse the
towns of Hagerstown. Frederick and
Middletown, Maryland, for q refund of
ransoms levied and exacted by General
Carly in July, 1864.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-08
. Death Of nj. Cataoaxy.

WASHINGTON, May 8.-A dispatch from
Paris says NJ. Catacazy, formerly Minis
ter of Russia, who made himself SO OBJ
noxious to our Government that he had
70 be recalled, has died at st. German.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-08

NEW YORK, May S.-The trial Of Peter
I. Claassen, ex-president of the Sixth
National Bank, for embezzling the So
curities of the bank has begun in tho
United States Circuit Court before
Judge Benedict.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-08

PHILADELPHIA, May ga. Ellwood
Lancaster, who conducted q flourish
ing real estate business at 900 Wal
nut street, is fugitive from JUS
tioe. He 10 charged with the embezzle-
ment Of funds entrusted to him to IN
vest. The amount IL variously esta-
mated at from $50, 900 to So, 900.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-08
A Boy Suicide.

CoMsrocK, N. H., May 8.-Eddie, the
thirteen year-old son of Frank Scribner,
of Hillsboro, hanged himself here. A
punishment inflicted on him WAS the
cause of The act.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-08
Sawtslla's Story Denied by DR.. Blood

SaWteIla's STORY DehIed by DF' BIood.
DOVER, N. H., May S.-County Solicitor
Kivel has received letter from DR..
Charles Blood, revealing his where
abouts-with relatives near the Canada
Hne-and Offering to become a govern
ment witness in the trial of Isaac Saw
telle for the murder of his brother.
Blood writes that he can prove the
charges against him in Sawtslle's con-
fession are untrue.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-08
Public lsnrs sIust c,o...

BOSTON May S.-The House, by vote
of 1O2 to 100, refused to adopt the sub.
stitute bill relative to repeal of the
statute prohibiting public bars.
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Godkin Arrested Once More,

NEW YORK, May g. Editor Godkin,
of the Evening Post, was arrested this
morning upon complaint of Civil Justice
Mitchell, for criminal libel. He was re-
manded to the tombs police court and
is being tried this afternoon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-08
Barn Burned In Meriden.

MER1DEN, May 8.-A barn owned by
Louis Sutterlin, on Broad street, con-
tanning three tons of hay and quantity
of rubber goods, was destroyed by fire
this morning. Loss $1,000, partially
covered by insurance.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-08
nIr. Clarkson,s Father Dead.

WASHINGTON, May S.-A dispatch
from Des Moines, Ia, says that the aged
father of First Assistant Postmaster
General Clarkson Is dead. Mr.. Clark
son and his wife are on the way to pes
Moines +
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-08
Do You Like Fine FiguIess

n EN- I'll E N EN- that buy
VI Clothes at the G. w. ID.
certainly look like fine figures
for there is style and fit to every
garment.
But the Fine Figures that
make you happy are our G. w.
D. Price Tickets.
Cheviots, Wide Vale, Cork
screw and Cashmere Suits, cut
in all the latest designs, at $40,
$12 and $14, are beauties that
sell at sight.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-08
other Warrant for Editor Godkin.

NEW York, May 8.-A warrant for E.
L. Gcdkin, managing editor of the
Evening Post, charging him with libel,
was obtained by Lawyer Peter Mitchell.
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S II 9 E S.
and Of course it was at
DAMON & SHIPPY'S

that I obtained them. My
friends always told me that I'd
never be satisfied until | wore
their SHOES, and now l am
convinced that their judgment
was correct, and from this time
on will be counted as Gus
toner. How easy it is for them
t, fit me, but then guess that
it is all owing to their keeping
the correct shape of the foot.
But i, is not only in fit that |
find perfection, for in appear
ance and workmanship, their
goods are also in keeping.
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THIBODAUX, LA, SATURDAY, JULY ). 1890
CoIorado's Mineral Palace.

The mineral palace now being erected
n Pueblo, Colo. viii cost about $780,
0Vo. 1t viii be Of handsome design. the
exterior being a series Of square columns
and beautifully polished Stone. The
carving viii be ornate All parts Of the
baIldlng viii be made Of the products of
Colorado's mines, the owners in all the
counties III tho state haying sont ia their
choicest ana richest specimens. In the
interior will be seen every variety Of
mineral production from stone ana coal
to pure gold. the value OF which VIII be
at least 500. .090.
Ii Is intended to be d permanent ex-
mblt, open very day the year round,
and Its ol4Sinators desire to have the
choicest specimens of mineral wealth
from every state ii tie Union re3,re-
scnted side Y aida with tae rasa..,tas Of
Colorado. Building stone. granite and
marble are also desired. The building
VIII be lighted by 5000 i4caldascent
electric li@ats It Is tle intention to re-
produce this ia duplicate Of design and
br1ili&n"y OF decoration and display. bat
somewhat re.lacai in size. as IKE Colo
r4do mineral exhibit fer tie Worlds
tar u Chioaso in 1852. New York
Iole-raiu
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Aport.ait q AIRS. Angelina Van Buren
has been hung in the Whlee House. It is
i .--I leaS'l ils'.re ;s-si II ey nlzt@ t.1as5.
rs "a,ta &2"a h1s l2e daco-ilte, point
90 bodice, g1ise l5lza The s fashion.
4aa sieeyas are short, auG oser the Iaae
rr lia Of the li~ht arm falls y spray Of
+ ie pink morning glory TINS i the
o&ly color IN tie toilet. One white gloved
ha-iIl lhc]3s the other glove, and IN the
laEt l@al isa nuIl handkarcllief trimmed
with lace. Tie dark hair Is very smooth,
and well toward the front is a band of
pearls
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stealnor Cl,irs for Hent.

4 firm oa Droaav-ay has hit upon a
new seAene For l2.,.sns money. Trans
atlantic passengers have always suffered
great liceaEcaiepea ii buying steamer
chars at the beginning Of a trip. and il
getting rid 81 them 1t the completion OF
the journey Realizing that tact. the
firm IN question has arranged with near
~ al ttie European steamships to pro
vIde ~staamer chairs with detachable
tables. which can be rented at 81 for the
entire trip The detachable table is so
constructed that a bottle, glass, cup and
plate can be fitted into it The table is
mighty convenient to people subject to
seaslclness, and there is every prospect
that the firm which has originated the
business VIII make money, and plenty of
lt.-Aew York Mail and ll41sraaI
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i,;aAo., Potter Described.

Bishop Potter i one Of TIE han(,solnest
men IN tie city when he is al1ayal in
evening dreas lie Hoo5 not loo.. much
older taan e 4i1 twenty years 40 OF
more, r.. 4 he was rector of 81. J8an's
church, Troy, n. u The Poeters are a
pale i;.'ed. sisan OUTRAGE, Of bilious tom
persmeat and, as Il rulc. long lived
They naturally take pride il t-1elr fam
ily, for they have hal brains ;.-,l ..-Y-and
means g sll5ivace thaln P0rha1s no
naae III tas eoGntrE IS better known than
that Of Pot.er -E;-cl.ange.
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while cnti2g q fotlreean inch STICK Of
t-.aaar at tae Jn2ha s1iaa rec ently S..1
Moatorr found a live frog inbeddel IL
t. center OF the stick. Aside from the
frog's limited quarters, the timber was
SQUAD his frosship probably derived
sls- nance from tie sap Of the timber.
bu- where did it receive air from. o..
do Sae frog require air: Instances such
;sa t-ais are frequently recorded. Grass
Valley (Cal) Things.
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Erturn nf Isrn+ S.,.,-nr

The beet sugar industry is looming up
IN our country. In our large ta1Titory
and great diversity Of soil and climate
there are, no doabt, large areas just suit
ed to the'r successful culture, ana as
tLese f-r resl saetions ar> ';>=s4sss
by experiment the production OF orr full
sT-o's- Of sugar at home, IS il France
az! s., 1as.e", VIII be only . question Of
time, Ihe number Of acres uf beets
grown tor sugar, The product ;,ad value
viii be included ii the returns of the
new census. Indiana Farmer.
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NO. 40
Cross Eyed -Ioa Ill Omens.

johnny Wards experience With cross
eyed men has been extremely l...lroyinr.
When TIN team was in Ph-..1elDhia
Ward SIT II q quiet nook ii the C3a-
! tinan.sl hotef t,lsiag viah Frank Rich
! ter, tac ellguf Of Sporting Life. Tn3
/ player were uJl IN uniform a-ll t5e b3s
was wa-,.n2 at lie door. ..2z,ow. Frank"
! said ), #-l, II l;is5l yoa would sop ont
on tlp al,,egysl: and sec if aly c-oss eved
rien are ;.a~e, hey t.re ..ao.s die
only tlin-5 am afrail of" Richter
oi,. a. h. vyas requested. all ra7ortea
! the c,a.. e,.-.r. Ilaraanoa the rlavers
al ped i.-o the has ana rolled away,
Ward .-.I middle set. Willie Ca
Daily CT 5..",5 near The door. They
wcra sl.,-sa..Y a bIocl; ..yrs.. from the
hotel VII. /. tail. crc-s cr,.i na~ro
jt--s@ 3 81 g rcsr aa ot t.c INA
Ca l-za .l a ...a-.a-.s. Don't
loo. ,.,..2, A> y.iel. .<ze o.. you
c.- :-1 -5-r eyes. JOHNNY"
laal-o ua1-. o. iii 15 var
l.sN-!'9 Tie ay:-,l,l lsr-.oy ted.
loEr 3l3y..3 41..a:.al. oa ai4gtIe eho,l,
ae. ..-a.i.-l whose eyes were bent at-
lca,.y,.4y On ..:@.l side Of lis rose aDrano.
uao-- tae cos.a1. Again D"ily e1rie2zed
o11t 5g.Illi1., to Ward, and ar.ia the
offender v,3 uucarcaoniously llrei On
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A ke:EarkabIe Prons,ecr-

a rem rkahle coincidence is sal2ted in
connects N with 4 hlazing ban e rlete-
oric SEP "'ic4 dashed across t.4a state OF
Iowa almost IA IN i:iat;.nt Friday night.
A man named William Spears. u prophet
At 9iolz City, hal predicted ia tle alter
noon that moon woald go flying across
the heavens that evening. and shat it
would mean that 40 more rain woaId
fail upon the earth. A brilliant and re
aarhahlv hli~ht meteor appeared, and
the prophet WIS 50 impressed with what
ne considered the fuIilllnent of his
prophecy that he became insane and win
p taken 70 ~ asylum. .-kinsale (Ga.l
,[ercury
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u ust PlaiSllrler,t.

AothcT-Come il now, Tommy. and
put oa your clean clothes.
Tommy tplaying bali in the back loty- ,
All right. Soon's ! make a base hit.
Mother (0wo hours laterl-You. Tho1n-
rs. Come right here. SIR.
Thomas oheys and gets q sound thrash
ing. which he bears Locoically, remark
ing at .ae close. Served me just right,
50 It I'D"
Iosacr-For not obeying mammal
To-nmy-No. Tor not m;sl-ins q base
hi o. that cllulnp of pitcher. e.l.s
Siftings
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!. COX A.!sntA.. -,

! young colt ia 2-e4 n. Da1ota.
recently lost its lnot24r Dr Incident. and
has b~e. adopted IL COW. Tie COW
has q calf, but seems to divide he-. ltrec-
t-o-i o. ably between tl4s ca-5:,.-., III own
oitap1lng, nursing Goth with The strict
80 lllpartialily. .-Li--oi4 journal
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II the obsequies Of the late Senator
Beck the picturesque Ingalls,. Of Kansas,
attracted wide colanent ald general at
tention by appearing IN the procession Of
senatorial mourners with a high white
hat and d macintosh. Every other SEN
ator was attired in severe black.--Cor.
Philadelphia Bulletin.
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The sale q the Interesting original
lnanrsel1-l-5 * Charles Dickens and
Willie G9.I.aa, with some autograph
pros1.', s--.es OF plly1eo tlcusric...s in
"h-el aega -oo., ls.-., Ill begin IN Lon
dosl T. .--. -4e e..t-t IL or. ..lll .i1.;.lir1-
scripts Oh NO Name The L33astone"
and - --y Woman ii White of Collins
d--o t--J ---..-, zcriL o. some OF Dickens
potL2s tIe IN this colI,ut.on.
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Postmaster ct1or1.v Of Nov IT,,

Postmaster Snerry, Of New Haven.
Coma, Is the ori ginator Of a plan to be
introduced 1T al free delivery Offices
throughout the country. 1t consists of
having filed ont at every house, as a
guide to letter carriers, a card giving the
names in full Of all persons residing
there, including servants and guests.
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"A Strange Story Of 4 Dream.


Mr.. J. D. Eou1,r, lie we1l known in
saz'aaee agent Aad dream Friday
night, which capsed him to awaken ana
aroasa lis VIE. It wai taa5 IL aw >
wagon coming along with tgo bodies in
ID, d, IL 1lsl.lG cla q TIE men ol.t. rs
re vas turned over, lie appeared to be
l1. len TWO men app,a.el at the
head OF the corpse. who appeared to be
lt3--..-ls, and who we're ;.1-fl.lz rs to
whose knifait WAS that fitted tlewound,
"alol va, on the right s:lr. Ten he
heard the name Of The dead man. twas
Max Taylor, and, rs he knew no man
By that nane, he asked ii his dream,
." Ho IS le:, aad the reply came loud
and distinct. Why, he's the coaclman
OF john Henry" When NJ. Young
came 10 his Office yesterday morning he
&''-ad 11r Henry. who had IN Office with
i--l tl.e meme G - cosc'ru@n. Henry
rspliasi:
We have new nan. and Mr.. Henry
ss,.'Ea = elal- La-la t'-al Taylor,
"t was cuc last night" said Mr
Youu@.
YES" replied Henry. but how did
you iird il OUT It was not published in
the papers"
youns replied: u dreamed it, and
that's II know about it.
NOW 5oJh L-r. Il ary and 1Ir. Young
are puzzled about the coincideuce.-Cin-
cinuati Enquirer
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Address Registered Letters containing Currency
90
Nelp Orleans National Bul4k,
NEW ORLEANS, La.
New ORLEANS, Ia

"REMENBER. that the payment of
prizes + Gl AbANiEED bY FeCa ~
TI0NAI BANKS IT New arleaus. ana fBe
Tickets IS. slSnrd by the President ot ma In.
shfutiau S hose c.amtrred rights are feeua
niza6 ia tAt h4he>t CoHf57, therefore. be-
ware 81 al limitations or aroHy
Sehemes'
REMFHgEt that The SUPREME COURT
on TIN lAIiEp STATES has d,crief ,,at
the I.#tJ5>itp STATE L"tfeFY 70. hs- t C,lN-
TRACT .ata iltn stat. ~ Tnui>iaut uhsl,
D0lS Eef hEplEE ENfll. 1Avi Rr
ist lSg5
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Blohson-Joanny, how many times
have yol played hockey since the base
bal season began?
Johnny-Not once, pa.
Blob@on-That's good boy. Here's
q cont
,Johnny-Thanl,s. (Aside.} Taint a
lie, neither. I've played hockey good
deal more than onca.-Lawrenoe Amer
lean.
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[ae Clgicst Drummer,

j. G. P@se is the eldest trav9li,g man
II taa country. LII. Page started out in
1tJ3 With hGlf u dozen shoes in an old
fashioned handbag H sought his first
order fro-n former employer in Mont
palier vt. This employer was a Green
mountain merchant Of the regulation
type. He listened to the youthful and
ardent commercial traveller and chen cx-
c-aimoi: Why, boy. 90 you think you
can sell shoes by samples?" The youth
thoCglt he coald After mature delib-
eSat-oa the 1acsch2-.t remarked: We'll,
Joal, | Coat believe yoa would decisive
nia, Eoa can send me d box Of those
saoes,' Tony one who has not watch
ed t22 leroloonent OF the boot and elloe
BUSINESS "ld The rapid increase in tie
number q commercial travellers Of all
class eso-y year this story mast prove
1lLeora ing That an ayocatlon omploy-
ias hr,n-ra55 Ct thousands Of persons
{ very .,-l..r, and with hundreds Of mill
ioa3 of dollars invested, codla grow ID
during one mans lifetime almost sur
I:,a3as oelief.-Ilansas City Times.
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Competition in tho Aero,i.e s1arkos.

The meteoric shewer that fell in tia,
country west % Mason City is proving u
source Of n1oh revenue Teleg,aphic
"nt, mail orda~s pour il foc specimens,
,.,!,! they i'T' selling IT from = r,slss to
Al por ousce. Counterfeit ll4agol#v .,,e-
s;,.'ts ;;teEow nE1a eroas. 2natly 0s- .-n-
'..E con4oa bow:&f -. whiyl ;l< 5..u-
'a-t.t OF tae l'-al-l.. > Z bot i.y., ID
e-1.ens them Il prs. al,d Elui.., it
Paul Pionuer Press.
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s,13t Prizes. amounting TO Si,05i,SOo
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE

10 F0e GLCk RATES or any further intor
nation desired. write legibly 10 the uudcg-
signed clearly stating your residence. with
State, County Street and Number. More
rapid return mail delivery viii bn assured bv
your enclosing an envelope beerin& your
fuH address.
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IL was proposed in . recent paper be-
iofe me institution OF Naval Architects
to substitute 1or the comparatively mar
row and deep SELF risl-t5a.t Lie boats a
more shallow, bealny, uo4-self ahtirg
bo.>t.
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Steam heating # railway g. ii. .:;es
was introduced during the p.,3t wi,!;el
in Prussia. The steam is supplied from
the locomotive and passes through pipes
underneath the carriages, the pl,ess1 in
these being reduced to thirty pounds per
square inch.
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asAEfesEs VI.

All ordinary Letters containing Posta
Notes Money Dtlars issaed hv al i1xurps
Gompan5e- ~ New York Exchange.
addressed IS 3 Als"sEsN,
New Orleans. La
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+.oo~-c :. To---oA, 4 cozoG~a ronoI.-.
u I,se E.5so2 C-oDe, L Ll-.ma i
ne5aoer Of the Boston Pre- club Ee
IS t1c Irst co39ra-i in el4a.-3 10 ID IN
-1.pol...,4 white -l..q'5 club ii D5..8.!.
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IN Elifel tower may rise in Ger.,,iay.
Inc EaVarlan government proposes to
bulid one near Starenberg lake IS : mon
unent 20 Bismarck, AID second2rily rs
an observatory.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-07-05

Incorporated by The Legislature for
edacatiuual and charitable purposes. ana Its
Franchise made q pp1t of the present State
Constitution in 1879. hy an 9yHEN HEL,u>G
POPULAR VOTE.
The advocate., 1890-07-09
CATARRH.

Catarrhal Deafness, HAY FeVerA New
Home Treatment.
Sufferers are not generally aware chat
these diseases are contagious or that they
are due 90 the presence OF living parasites In
the lining membrane OF the nose and GUS
tarhian tubes, Microscopic research, how
ever, has proved this 10 DO a fact, and the
result OF this discovery Is that a simple
remedy has been formulated whereby ca
tarrh, catarrhal deafness and hay fever are
permanently cured in from one 10 three
simple appliCntiOns made at home by the
patient once In two weeks.
N. B.--This treatment Is not muh or an
ointment; both have been discarded by rep
utabl0 physicians as injurious, A pamphlet
explaining this new treatment 10 sent free
on receipt Of stamp TO pay postage, by A. II.
Dixon a Son, 837 and $50 West King Street,
Toronto, Canada. Il Christian Advocate.
The advocate., 1890-07-09

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