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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
THE srRIKs IN ssaLAND.
Ten Thousand Welsh miners nns
Twenty Thousand Engineers JOir
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Ten Thousand Welsh Miners and
Twenty Thousand Engineers JOin
the Spreading Movement.
LONDON, March lT.-Ten thousand
miners in Norih Wales have 10 ned tbs
Stfike.
Twenty thousand Tyne Side engineers
have also joined the strike.
Several mills in Lancashire have been
compelled 10 stop work on account Of the
scarcity of coal, arising FROM the strise
OF the miners, AMI otbers are running on
short time for the same reason. The
attitude OF the miners varies according to
the manner in which their demands are
met by the matters.
CARRIERS UNITED WITH THE STRIKERS
LIVERPOOL, March II The coal carriers
here have ioinsd the strike.
GAIN THEIR POINT IN NOTTINGHAM
LONDON, March 17.-Most of the MIXERS
who went on strike in Nottingham have
resumed work, the masters having con.
oeded an advance Of 5 per cent in their
wages
GRANTED SMALL ADVANCE.
BERLIN, March 17.-The strike o. the
coal miners in Brunswick has ended, the
employers concedinR the men q small ad-
vance in their wages. They have, how
ever, dismissed 100 Poles, who were the
rinsleadefs in the strike.
LONDON, March 1s. The cotton mills
at Accrlngton, Blackburn, Buryo and
Bolton are stopping work owing to the
scarcity of coal because OF III miners
strike. The London & Southwestern
Railway Company is also suffering from
the scarcity Of coal. Ihe officials have
instructed the employees to be as econonl-
ical as possible in the use of fuel. Ono
Of tue economies ordered is the stoppage
Of all tires in the waiting rooms OF the
stations along the line. It is the general
opinion that the striking miners of Great
Britain will succeed in forcing the
matters to concede their demands
for an immediate advance OF per cent
in their wages and further advance of 8
per cent on July 1st. Many more mine
owners in NottiDghsmshire and Lanca-
shire have acceded to the terms of the
men. The feeling prevails that the ac-
ton yesterday OF the coal miners who
after deciding to refuse their employees
demands for increased wages, appointed
a committee to confer with committee
o. the men on Thursday and endegyored
" seouIe Iolht hetlph IUE tue r6RuIbllon
of work and the avoidance OF strikes Ia
the future will be productive of no re.
suits, as the men will not meet the
masters, but will insist upon their full
demands being granted.
SHIP CARPENTERS ALSO STRIKE.
BERLIN, Maron lS.-The ship carpen.
tiers at Stettir have struck for higher
wages.
DocBMsa's STRIKE coLLApsINd.
LIVERPOOL, March lS.-The strike OF
the dock laborers here ia collapsing. The
leaders Of the strike have lost touch with
the men and the latter are showing dis.
position to submit the questions in dis
pute between themselves and the dock
companies to arbitration. New hands to
fill the places OF strikers are arriving in
Liverpool at rapid rate.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

Even the administration Organs are
taking alarm over tine methedical pre-
parations Of speaker Reed and his allies
TO loot tho treasury although, in doing
this, the forces OF Reedism are but car
rying out in good faith the programme
deliberately formulated By the Chicago
convention OF their party. In that plat
form they demanded appropriations for
the rebuilding OF the navy, for the con.
Htruetioa of coast FORTH lstions, modern
ordnance and oth5r city and harbor
defences, for more pensions, for harbof
and channel improvements, internal as
well as coastwise, Tor snbsldizing the
shipping OF the Atlantic, the Pacific an
the gnlt states and for tho payment 0 the
public debt, aud gave out that il atsgaii
these expenditures, coupled with the
repeal of the tgxta on tooa3oo sud on
spirits used il the arta an5 or mechanical
purposes, and after "such reviaicn or
the tariff laws al Will tend 10 c5eck
Imports Of such articles as arc prodlosi
BY our people, NJ. II, after all this
bad been done, there sAaEl remain a
larger revenue than is rsqIiaisa for tie
wants Of the government, We fayo, ths
entire repeal of internal taxos rather than
the surrender o. any part of our protaa-
tive system, &c.
Well, tho Republican QongrasBmen,
under tna dicta.ion Of Reed, hsye stsrtsa
in to carry out this tJyoyFAnfoa Va arnh
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

Saicide Near Port rtrpoAst.

Orricg Cunningham committed suicide
By hanging in the barn od the farm of
John Craig near howiandyille Nd, just
befera noon Tuesday. He tied rope
around bis neck and wrappa it once
around beam, and taking hold OF the
rope, swung over an open space. lie
was holding on to it when found by Mr..
Craig, who was coming home for dinner,
Cunningham has been respondent for a
few days over law suit that had gone
agains' him day or two ago He was
about II yeafg old, and leaves mother,
two Histsrs aud two brothers. His
father, Jacob Cunningham, was mem.
Der Of Snow's Maryland battery during
the late war,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

rho sioop william II. Hall, Witch left
baltimore for Curtis creek on Monday, lost
t Tvs OF nsr crew, Joseph Robinson and
were drowned while throwing The anchor
over.
10 Q cEse from Rock county the snprems
W0Nrt 81 wisconsin as decided That the
B,b'e has no plNcs Ia our common schools,
ILe opinion WIS unanimous. The cnge
origlnated Of EdGerton. where suit was
nroasht 70 compel a school district board
" scholars. 'Ao A'Apso
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
HUNTING Z RRurE.
Indignant People in ERot Pursui
of an AssaIIant.


of an AssaIlant.
PLEASANT Hill, Mo-, March 70. This
little town and the country for miles
around is in fever Of excitement over 9
terrible outrage committed on . farmers
daughter by q brutal tramp. Over 500
men on horseback with guns pistols and
ropes and accompanied by number Of
bounds are scouting the east and south
ent Of jackson county and relays OF
guards are stationed at intervals along
tue highways aud railroads in search Of
the brute. The name OF the victim Is
Allie Atkinson, the SyeBrs.old daughter
OF James W. Atkinson, prominent and
wealthy farmer lining near this place.
While returning through a strip OF
woods from the house Of Il bert Hoover
sbont 2 o'clock y sterday afternoon, she
encountered rough looking tramp. The
tramp threw her to the ground and cut
the plated braid OF hair from her head
close to the scalp, INJECTING Q severe
wound on the head, The girl tainted.
Her condition now is critical. This
morning 8 tramp named Collins who
answered the description furnished by
Miss Atkinson Of her assailant, was ar
rested and is new locked up in the rail-
road station, which is surrounded by q
mob Of men who demand that the pris-
oner be delivered in their hands for pun
ishment,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

The champion mean man has been tound
10 Barn Butte Valley, south Dakota. He
lost e purse containing $3.50. Tie finder
spent month in discovering the aams
and whereabouts Of the loser, and when
he had accomplished this took the purse
and money 70 him. The Barn Butte Valley
man took the parse, counted the money,
found il all right, thanked the iiaier for
returning il and then -deman9ed one
months inteteat from him for the ula Of
IL
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

There arc only SIX negroes In the Missis.
sipFi legislature and Just before nat body
H5I2nrnel the negro members presented
ne speaker with handsome siiyer tes snt
Gnt an Adttess n which they thenked
bin Tor the psr.eetly ialr nanner In when
~ h4d treated thsm during tho session,
WlA& viii Ingalls, aad ths other ho8ers ia
thr saaate Say 70 this ana On what ground
|il, they account for it.--Eer Orleans
Sides
Ingaiis vii probably explain that the
negro members were oulldozsd into this
acknowledgement by Mississippi edi.
tion Of Speaker Reed armed with 4 aaot-
gun. But how be will account Tor the
presence Of negroes in Mississippi log
islatuEe IL not so aasy to toresae.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

Sebastian Miller, the champion GiBoo
Roman wrestler OF Germany, who has beer
giving exhibitions in this country anc
breaking oobbleatones with his hst, was
arrested In Columbus Ohio. Tuesday, FOL
alleged felonious assault upon Alicia Lutz,
aged is years.
While descending man. way Of the Phil
adelphia Coal Oompany's colliery at Lost
Greek, Pa. Tuesday morning Foreman
Hsaton attempted to light his lamp. An
EXPLOSION followed. which killed Frederick
j. Fgltz and Charles Link, miners, md 1t Is
feared fatally burned Heaton.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

Associated Tees Dispatch by Special Wires,
NEW York Msrch 10 III a. m.-rhe
resignation oi Prince BiF,narck created
an nnsasy feeling in London this morn.
ing Rnd eqllyRIent8 from that centre
we're ftom ! 10 pee cent lower than our
hEa;eS Of last evening. Ih5 stock merket
titre opened with declines OF from / to 8
generally.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

At per squaIe yard Cherry Island
marsh lots may be said to be looking up.
But we doub. yyy much Whether Mr.
Aahaiiy will be pleased With tho alsorlty
CT the levy court in reaajGsling tue ~
sessment to conform 80 exactly 10 hig
own valuation OF this property. That
valuation was evidently for protection
rather than revenue"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
Tney want cheaper .vool.

lpslDl lhsl
The most important result. thus far OF the
attempt TO revise the tariff on the lines of
protection is the revolt among the manu-.
faatuters Of Toolens, which has taken the
form OF secession from the Ma ional Asso-
citation and the formation OF new or
ganlzatton. l, IL stated by the Commercial
Bulletin that - or 50 manufacturers re-.
Ep0pded 10 the call for meeting to take
the preliminary steps toward forming the
new association, and that, while II was un.
decided whether 70 advocate free wool or
an even ad valorem duty OF rs per cant, a
reduction in duties was demanded and
some present announced themselves quite
ready 10 accept free goods II they could
have free wool. The new association, OF
which Mr.. Arthur T. Lyman is at tho head,
Will probably have headquarters In Boston,
al hou2h It's membership extends through.
Ut the east and Is expected to represent
more than one-hali the machinery used In
the manu- taeture Of wool IN this country
This movement is the natural result OF the
policy pursued by the OHIO politicians who
control the action OF Congress In the
matter OF duties on wool, and who bsliave,
with Collector Beard, that our marntac.
tnrers 'caunot expect 10 have q tariff on
New England lines"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

The Stats board OF health has prepared
and hGd published for general distrlhu-
tion four circulars, or perhaps we shoald
say tracts, on tiphtheris, Typhoid fever,
scArlet fever, aud the prevention d con.
sumption. The tracts are 10 be forwarded
to local health boards and to schools in
the rural districts as the most promising
means OF occurring for them a wide citoa-
lgtian.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
arsnARoK srEPs our.

The German Chancellor Has at Last
Resigned His Office-4Is son Herr
bcrt Afso Hands in izts II esisnR-
ton.
LONDON, March ia dispatch from
Berlin says: at is stated that Prince
Bismarck and Count Herbert Bismarck
have rendered their retsgnationt, and that
Emperor william has accepted the resiS-
nation OF the chancellor"
LONDON Metch Is "A Berlin dispatch
to the Daily Neios, timed midnight, says
that all teleRrsms are vigorously inspected
by the authorities. and are stopped II
they &c beyond Announcing rumors
The immediate and osteusible cause Of
the resignation OF Prince Bismarck Is a
divergence OF opinion between the chan
ovilor and the emperor concerning fac
tory inspectors. General Won CApriv is
mentioned 81 the successor OF the chan
cellor.
The significant though not surprising
intelligence conveyed in the cablegrRm
above has besn repeatedly limited at in
semi-official sGvines frcm Berlin But
the predicted resignation has. heretofore,
had but H!tle credence attached to it on
this side of the ocean, in spite OF the in.
disputabe dictAtorial manifestation OF
supreme individuality on the part Of
Kaiser Wilhelm, tine young emperor
The Commanding position of Bismarck,
the iron chancellor OF the German en-.
pire not only, but to q certain degree Of
all Europe, had seemed so impregnable
and SO essentially indispensable to 10
great empire, which has always stood in
ueed OF exceptional diplomacy, that
people were loath TO believe Bismarck
was going. But the yonng emperor has
been unmistakably ttenohing upon all
the highest preroRatises OF his chief ad-
wiser. tie has been pronounced in his
complete overturning OF the traditions
and policies OF the nation The resigna-
ton of Bismarck is hence natural
sequence. This world may we'll watch
for the outcome.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
BrsN aneA,s suooa asoR.


Associated Press Dispatch BY special wIre.
BERLIN, March 19.-Gsnerat Won
CapriVi, commander Ct the Tenth Army
Corps, hes been appointed chancellor OF
the empire to succeed Prince Bismarck.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

George FraucIs Train left Tacoma Wash.
ington, Tuesday morning TOR his TIN
around tho world. He is confident no viii
isRd ut thestaEtipg point In. 90 days.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
FELL WITH A BRIDGE.
several Lives nre Reported Loaf as
GlausA Fails.

SARATOGA, N. X. March 15.--A report has
reached here that bridge being built at
CLANS Falls fsll this morning carrying with
Il number OF persons. Two men are sail
to have been Filled outright and severa
others to have been badly injured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

Ihas sch oner 81 Jlans, from jackson.
vlsia Tor Baltimore Win lumber, Ii ashore
n HatteEhs, hni tQ!l Of water. One OF her
ersa we drowned
Secretary P actor Tuesday anthortz.d
'k VI a5lEsippi river commission n ay1,.n5
Mo, lnl for th5 protection az layens Mani,
tu- Mississippi riyat m tte Fonrfb ,istriat
VAiGh extends tom WarrAnfon .IiIs H.
tar mead Vt tn Passes. 4 distancs ~ AK
Mites Tdis Il In ADDITION 10 Inc .lo an
allotted 10 the Morgan9sa ieyee. 'OoO
dnl.,otto, - ,,..,.t..
dsatsrs IA Kansss p NJ aul provision
gesbia,,o,, "a r,r9.a S5 MI ~ route 70
u Tu,Esi against ms passage
speo9fi9a and shipment 81 American meats
u Europe, u = aSpecte.i that delegations
XIII s9 r. Washington ron neetly all the
anI r5s aiasslhS points 10 me wet on tho
' ~
Fi3n ,a.u M + .Ai Dle 4. thM ."ster B.
| HAM Who Il .1y,6s.n,j ~ Ii hag ~ DshsVlile
ary 9TH, is sun lIyInp IN r M '"I ~,
awaited himself. Il 4 aid, Of MI daath Of
hls Gardener to hays sh5hoiy bnriai n h ID
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
aranamakers
. - -
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, March

duuru skENuShu, NlUIS tIldu
that, six fnsAed. They look
and feel Of Drap d'Ete. Ia
all the new Spring shades.
SO in, SO and Csc.
46 in, 75c, S5c, 81, $1.a5.
Take the SI.25 grade. The
most beautiful goods OF this
character that we ever offered
Nobody makes better. Goods
from the same looms had a
front place at the Paris Ex.
position. Merit put them there
just as it put them here.
You know the grade Of
goods Lupin makes. No bet
ter wool stuff from anywhere.
Certain, reliable. See that
name on a wool dress mate
rial, and il the color's right,
It's safe 50 buy with eyes shut
and hands down. Judge then
what sort Of a Challil Lupin
sends out Grab a handful
Of adjectives that stand for
grace, beauty, quality, and
sling them all. They'll fit, and
there'll be veliness yet I'm
limited. Full lines Of shades
40 inches, 75c ard 81.
Ingenious Japs, and thrifty.
Wonderful how well they do
the simplest things. You've
seen bright bits Of their handi-
work for home prettying, but
have Won ever seen any Of
their Cloth? Here's a line Of
1t. Very likely a yard Of the
sort was never on sale before
In this country. Like Canton
Crepe. Hard twisted cotton
threads packed into a crinkly
stuff and striped or checked
10 seventeen striking patterns
with fadeless colors.
Japanese KoshIna Ctepe,"
they call II. On the top wave
for style. 4oc. Nywhere else
In town.
Mousseline de lInde in a
cloud Of neat patterns has
settled down BY the breezy
Organdies. More flmv aud
fairy-like than even the Organ
dies. As fine a cotton dress
stuff as you're likely to see
and as pretty. Printed, 35c-
green, navy. black, garnet,
WIN Whlte llgures; plain, goo
black, lavender, cream, navy,
light blue, pink, garnet.
Organdies are 371lc.
A new Dent Glove for men
Just from London. New in
two ways--new In this coun-
try. new price. Glance at a
window full on Chestnut
street and you will more than
likely join the procession for
the counter where they are
for sale. SI.a5,
Angel Cake, Sunshine Cake.
How many good cooks have
tried and tried TO make them
and other delicate sorts and
been heartsick over failures =?
Simple enough now, any
housewife can do II. OF
course Ii was a woman's WILT
that showed the way--Mrs.
Van Dusen's. The old trou,
Bile was that the cake settled
and sogged In the cooling.
Turn the mold bottom up,
said Mrs. Van Dusen. and 10
keep the cake from dropping
from the CREASED tin, dont
grease IL But the cake sticks?
70 be sure It does. lust
there's where the woman's
wit shines out bright. A little
slit just above the bottom,
closed with a slide when the
cakes baking, let's a knife
blade 10 when all's done.
Presto there you have Ii
Tree, light as seafoam.
You can see cake making
and baking In these moAI,
going on any day, among
housekeeping things, il III
Basement
1
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
The condition Of ex Sheriff Ford con

The condition OF ex Sheriff Ford CON
Times to improve.
Oliver Jamison o. Mt. Pleasant ia the
guest OF Register Charles Il. McWhor.er.
Levy Court Commissioner H. D. Hick-
man has returned from visit to Coatea-
vile.
Mrs. Margaret stowe will spend the
next two or three weeks in Philadelphia,
9here she vii. 60 TO have her eyes
treated.
Miss Anna Lord Of o lessa, graduate
d tha Philadelphia College OF Pharmacy,
e oleFkiag in EaIdwins pharmacy, Ken
nett square.
Air. and Mrs William du Pont, Miss
sophia On Pont and Willard saalsbnrg,
~, Esq returned yesterday from a 10
aGys' trip 10 Florida.
Among Tie yiaitprs to town Yesterday
we're the hsys y NJ. browne, Il. d.
inues and S. ~ Morgan, Ex-Governor
Cochran s. Aiip9t Curtis, John E.
Nicholson, Esq Maaloy3 Hayes, Alfred
z Robinson, ESQ. x Eenstor Lavender.
Mr. ana IRA Frank a. Herbert, Colonel
George W, Marshall and Putra!J. Lynch.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

BERLIN, March 10. The TdeJlat an.
nounces to-day the retirement OF the
chancellor from all his offices and that
Count Herbert with all the Prussian and
imperial ministers and chiefs OF depart
ment, has resigned. This latter story is
not cor titmed, except in the case OF
Count Herbert, and many doubted IL
Berlin yesterday the report OF the chan
cellor's resignation The Past advised
people to wait till the R.ichsdn:4iGer cor
frmed the report, and the latter appeared
in the evening without the slightest con
firmation.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

Berlin, March 1.-THE strike o. the
coal miners in Brunswick has ended, the
employers conceding the men small ad-
vance in their wages. They have, how
ever, dismissed 100 Poles, who were the
ringleadefs in the strike.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

BERLIN, March lS.-When the public
worship estimates came up for discussion
in the lower house # the Prussian diet
to-day DR., Wind.hofs. said it had been
his intention to review the position Of
Catholics in Prussia but that he would de-
sist owing to the uncertainty Of the polit-
ical situation.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
PricaS Has Riz.

Property out on Madlson-ave.. has
doomed IN price since the Crystai
Springs IA lway mas become an assured
thing. and the fair grounds have bee
located 1T the southern extremity O..
the thorOughfare. When toe far
ground directors paid Sl25 per acre tor
the new site II was claimed that II Was
"a fancy price, FAR in excess of the actual
value. 4 gentleman tried to purchase
q tract adjoining the new far ground
during the past week and found tnat
the price was now $500 per acre. Dur
ing the past week Judge H0vt has sold
"a 25,acre tract on Union BOul ward, be-
tween The fair ground and city, At the
rste OF $500 per acre.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

CTystsl fe sple, SO. -. yesterday m
stalled tao following ef.ieeEs f3r the
easalag quarters ]. c. T.. Master hoy
Evzns, \. T.. Miss Jeane LAws.a, e.,
M.ss Aalel Badys K. s., Miss 4l.lle
Duun; +. -, Mss lgyiene Dsweg. a.,
Masisr Robert LassOns A., Master
Barl BuekaeFt g., Mss Biagche BAiiy.
>, Miss Myra Ms.te, A S-, Mss Mamie
Mankel; D. ~, Mss Nellie Lewis; Mrs.
=. ii. GreenNooa. superintendent, Mrs.
Nellie Lampman, assistant.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

Dr Pssco says that he was sgrseshlv
surprised at the results accomplished
hy eIertru-cTouc. he snew that t
wss eficscious ID diseases 81 the ianCs.
blood ard nerves. out he vas rot pre-
pafed for the good effect that be has
witnessed in complicated organic dis
eases. He is frn n the belief that the
ntelil gsnt people OF Grand Rapids vii
scon earn "a value.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
4 Snug Sentence.

II must have been novel sensation
IN the breast OF Loran Filler. of Muske-
gon, when he was sentenced 10y the t..
:. Court 20 sixty days IN tue county
jail, with no hope OF escape by the pay
ment OF line. For selling liquor with
out nrst calling on Uncle sam, he Was
sentenced 10 pay tue OF Sl00, aud also
10 lie IA ial 90 daVs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
NR. NlRTIAIS TROUBLE
He Tells bis Story IN = Brief
bat Pointed Manner.

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Il. ra<sE4 e. ass ssessls-
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tee hesai Nhisa csasc. me g. heNS 4ad spit
ier sefle tine tefens / eeula reneKe H.
Sae worst frouaie. oT teAs which e<assd ne
the Nefet safest 4 Nas thV inteuSe AAe a.
masi eogtiau4l I,AiD ever ths eyes Snc seFoss
lhe erlsg oI tbe Hase. oftea accompanied ~
ringiaG aossss n the 80 J zlsa eAa FSlns -
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sFpttlle seemed 90 Dc seed. sei sfief c&sing
foS taod alstrcSSea ue. Ane ttese was al a8-
essy 81 eeH seasy fsslil.s il my ste.n&ea. /
Gia nat rrsl gsoa asl. / U@s oiisa IRQre t4rec
lG TIE ia3rni : has when ! weEt u boa 81
nixLt. 4 5e,4gie very nsrseus ever ~ Cendi-
Gien sn1 tie lsgg that / failed 10 obtain aAs
peTnaasnt reiiet iren the u.s. Vi ghe various
remedies / had tried. lnEds nae feel 0rSpoh-
dent. About THIS tine ] SAW the stsfementa
of others Who had beeu treated saeoessiuliy b,s
b.. BfeSn. Al IS LSeraye-sl.. &nd ] concluded
10 give him cali
i done 81. and after taking the matter
over. placed myself IN hts care.
Il am Nery glae new that l did. for ! TN
proved from the start NJ ThroSt Had nose
became clear. my appetite is good aud lfest
well At night.
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