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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-02-27
Somerset Pomona

Somerset County Pomona meets at Eas,
Madison. Tuesday March llth Program
me. 10 A. NJ General business address
of welcome by Bro. Bosworth Response
by the Worthy Lecturer OF the State
Grange.
~ What method OF conducting our
Agricultural Society so that farmers may
receive greater benefit. We hope all may
take an active part In this question.
(2) The Household and Womsns
Work-Papers by Mrs. + l.. X Adams,
Mrs. K. J. Patten, Mrs. Ella A. Crowell.
(3) The comparative profits OF raising
grain and hay. To be presented by the
W. Overseer and discussed by the grange.
a. Reports of sub oranges for quar-
ter ending March 30. 1890.
LECTURER.
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Harmony.

The late snow and blow have drfted
the roads baily. 1t necessitsted a con-
siderable shoveling TO get through.
A good deal Of sickness continues. the
larger part being the prevailing epidemic
The village school closes this week.
Miss Florence Bartlett has taught the
fall and winter terms
Eugene Dow has been drawn for Juror
to attend court at Skowhegan in March.
The annual town meeting will occur in
a week from next Monday.
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Railroad Accident at Fairfield

No 30, with Conductor Sprague in
charge came down from Skowhegan Fri
day afternoon with a flange scraper and
snow-plow in tow. Mr.. John Murry Of
Waterville was on the scraper. Just
above the Fairfield station there is a
sharp curve In the track and on this
curve there Is q switch. When this
switch was reached the snow plough left
the main line following the siding haul.
ing the nange scraper OF the track and
completely overturning it. The remain
der OF the train passed along all right.
Mr. hurry had very narrow escape but
fortunately escaped with few scratches
and bad shaking The fange scraper
Is completely demolished; the snow
plough is not injured. The track was
blocked about three hours. This il the
second accident Of this kind which has
happened at this curve within a few
years. The loss to the company is com.
paratively small.
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Ia, Pup Company have been erecting
llets from their dam extending mp river
ab ut quarter Of a mile, FOR the purpose
IF booming their lumber which comes
down the riy,r.
lsfeal Drew respected citizen OF this
town iiei last week after long sickness
Ms. Thaddens CLARK is very low with
consumption.
High School begun tie 18th inst. ia dis
triet No. .. uuier the instruction Of j. l.
Wllkens.
+. y. Barker of Athens has been can
Sas-ing THIS toNu for CONS. lfA sufficient
number can bee obtained he proposes to
start butter factory At Atheus village the
coming season.
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M Greer.

oar stage failed to meet the train Sat
urday last, on account of drifted roads
for the first time this season,
J. Greenleaf is getting his lumber pre-
paratory to finishing his new store inside.
The new front he has just put in makes
quite an addition to our street.
Our blacksmith, Mr.. F. Carr, has talk
Of going to Pennington soon as the
spring opens. 1t is hoped he will not go.
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Last Friday evening the students Of the
Maine Central Institute at Pittsfeld had a
masquerade sociaole at the Institute chap
el. There were many unique and comical
costumes About $50 were present and
all had very enjoyable time.
There were public rhetorlcss at the In
stitute, last Friday, by members Of the
school. The exercises were commemora
tive of Washngton's birthday and were
very interesting The school closes next
Friday for a vacation of two weeks.
Rev. C. A. Southland OF St. Adams, has
accepted an invitation to deliver the
Memorial Day addresses at Biddeford.
He has five inv itations for May 3o.h this
year.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-02-27

A break in the deadlock in the Iowa
legislature has been made and is probably
due to the stand of State Auditor LYONS
who held the real key to the situation.
He refused to permit warrants TO be
drawn for the payment Of members or
employees Of the legislature until perms-
nent organization. There was no escape
from this decision. The warning fac
tions held out for q while but finally
came TO time and comnromised their dit.
ferences. The next thing in order will
be reelection of that sole senator, Will
lam B. Allison.
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aNIDR0SIS.
Walliston. Mass. Jan. 27tt

W HIITsVUH, NIdsS.i JHN. u.
Dear Sir;
MIR. Thomas of Florida, | wrote
you about is gaining every day. The
gravel trouble, catarrh and piles all gone
Can now hear quite plainly. He is the
man | wrote you as being down very sick
with La Grippe. He could hardly breathe
| have patient now from General Hos
pital, who Is a tough one,-nervous pros
tration and every part of his body In
pain. have given him six Baths since Z
7. NJ Saturday, less than two days, and
he is up and walking comfortably II it
is weakening to sweat. how is this posi-
BILE with one 80 weak as he was on the
start2
S. n. CoRTuEII.
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A former prominent business man Of
Maine, for many years past in private
life, gains notice from having presented
. dag 70 the Skowheean High School.
This V Mr.. r E. Lyon OF Tie old nrm Of
3. =. Lyon Co., pepper manufacturers
at that place with whom - many Maine
publishers had pleasant business relations
nttee1 or twenty years ego. His old
friends win be glad to hear from him.
Keaaebec Journal.
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N eSSenler,s Notice.

Somerset SIS. COURT OF IssoIykxcy
In the case OF George b. cray Insolvent
Debtor.
This is 10 give notice that on the s6tb dsy Of
FEB, A. D.. 1890, warrant 10 Insolvency wa,
Issued out of the Court of Insolvency for said
George B. 0rsy, Of Anson, saiudsrd to
BE- an insolvent debtrr. petitsa Of said debter.
which petition was aled on the s5th day OF Feb
a. D.. 49, e which date interest - claims Is 70
70 or by said dsbtsr. snd the transfer md de.
livery OF any property BY him arc forbidden by
Jaw. ThAt q meeting Of the credit,rs OF saiu debt
or, to prove their debts aad chooee one on more
assigDees Of his estate. win b. held alta Court Of
insolvency 70 be holden u the Probate Court Room
IN skowhega.. In said County on Tuesday. tho
|. the afternoon. Given under NJ hand the
date nrst above written
JOSEPH ATKINSON Sherii, "A ne,.
senger OF said Court Of Insolvency. avs
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MeSSenger's Notice.

6rATE OF MAINE.
.AF' s. Court of Insolvency.
Debtor. "'o- in'o'snt
In,s's 70 give notice that on Tho 18th day of Fab.
a. u. ioo, Warrant in Insolvel ey vss ,s.
sued out Of the Court Of Insoiency for ma
county OF Somesset. against the estate Of said Al
nea Johnson. OF sko.hegan. in said County
81 Somerset, and sdjudged 70 bc iusOI ye,;,
debtor. on petition Of SAID debtor Which nst.,on
y, Va: nisd on the nth day Of February A. B. isso,
~, wace S cs!s interest on claims is 70 be com
Poteo. Tnat the payment of any debts to or
y said debtors, and the transfer and delivery ~
81 any property ~ them are forbidden ~
debtors, . prove th.lr debit and cSsose one or
- ssssess,: OF their estates will Be- held a.
g g Soer e 1nsolvsaey 70 be holden Al he
r rroosss Corr nesa In skowhegan, 10 ssid
Co9rty: g Iuesdav.. the nth day IL Harch.
A. ". ~ u oue O'Clock = ~ siternoon.
Given under my hand The e. nm above writ.
zENAS VAUGHAN.
sheriff - mssssngsr Of sAid Court Of
1Wv
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CORRESPONDENCE.
EAST Skowheoan.

Elder Moore held meeting here Sun
day which was well attended. 10 the
evening he held meeting at Moore
Mil; Tuesday evening. at the village to
continue through the week II nothing
prevents.
1t Is said those having pants will re-
ceive pay for their work by returning
them to the Post Oilice at Canaan
J. Burrill has biify which laid an
egg last week measuring ? inches hy
) 81
S. Richardson has a SHEEP that dropped
a lamb weighing ! - lbs
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From the best information we got at the
time, We were led to think that there was
considerable delay In getting the hose
place and water on from MIGRANTS at
the Morrison Block ire, and 50 stated in
the REroRfEg of last week. While this
was the case with some Of the hydrants.
we now have it from the best authority
that John Steward attached the hose he
had charge Of to the hydrant at the east
end of the bridge leading from Water
Street to the Island, and had two streams
playing on the fire just five minutes from
the time the alarm struck. The dollar
for first water" was awarded by Chief
Engineer Savage to Mr. Steward This
certainly would be quick time for any
fire department 20 make and when we
take into consideration the fact that our
iiremen practically "work for nothing
and find themselves" and IS our fire
department is composed of men who
have their own affairs to attend
10 every day in the week. this is remarka-
bly, quick time. Skowhegan 1remen are
entitled to great credit and deserve high
praise for promptness and efficiency.
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CastOr1a, Iowa, Feb. 9Th. 30
am following out your directions to
the letter, and know our boy is being re-
lieved of his hip disease. A friend Of
ours. Rev. Matthew Wing, is q strong
advocate for your wonderful method,
having been here under treatment. He is
constantly among the people, and desires
an interest In yonr humane method. He
will write you. Use him Is well Is DOS
sible, - be, like you, is working in the
interest Of humanity.
D, s, RIcHARDs
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Messrs. Burleigh and Flynt, the enter
prising publishers of the Kennebec Jour
/, with view of showing up to advan-
tage, the resources and attractions Of the
great county of Aroostook and Of Undue
Ing people to give attention to its many
advantages, have employed Edward Wig
gin, Esq, to write series OF articles Civ
ing to the public correct and thorough in
formation concerning Aroostook, and to
continue it perslstently until every por
ton of the county is thoroughly and
Faithfully written up, Mr.. wiggln is an
able writer and his intimate acquaintance
with Aroostook towns and Aroostook
people, makes him admirably adapted for
the work.
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Fairfield.

DR.. @. n. Twitchell started Tuesday for
Providence. r. l., whore ON Thursday, be
v to give an address before The 6txts Board
Of Agriculture and the Association for The
promotion Of agricultural industries.
". II. Emery aud wife Of 6ko~ hsean
wsss IN town over Sunday.
Prsaidsnf WilliAns I'D Ttsansss Losi.
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bOSt0n, Feb. 18th, 20. 80
Don't think for . moment that l have
lost faith In Anidrosis. On the contrary,
! have from IT. practice increased conn.
dence In IL virtaes, and silcisncy. Nv
patients express the utssrmost sattefnc.
ton, some Of whom have paid nors 90
asked. A Mr.. Davis yoe ruferrsd 10 -
y more thaa plsased With hls psoGT.n
I know that your method b ~ thai you
claim for Il, and even more.
Respectfully Yours,
On. L. +. Bonn.
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Names Census Districts.

There has been much interest In the
question Of just where the dividing line
would be drawn with respect to the two
census supervisor districts Of Maine.
Hon. James s. Wright states that the
division is a. follows
First Supervisor District-Androscog
gin, Cumberland, Franklin, Kennebec,
Oxford. Sagadahoc, Somerset and York
counties. James 8. Wright, Paris, Me-,
supervisor.
Second Supervisor District-Aroos.
took, Hancock, Penobscot, Piscataquis,
Waldo and Washington co7nties. Frank
Gilman, Bangor, Me-, supervisor.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-02-27

Thaddeus X Simonton, of Maine, hav-
Ing passed the required examination, has
been appointed by Secretary Window
special agent Of the Treasury Department
He will probably be assigned to duty in
the Maine district.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-02-27

For months past the master minds of
the South have made speeches, passed res
buttons upon the proposition advising
tine colonization of the negro population
Of the southern States In Africa. Now
certain passenger agents there have been
Inducing the blacks of North Carolina to
Louisiana. This has excited the anger Of
the farmers of North Carolina so that the
agents have been, in some instances,
,ughly handled and imprisoned. One
Of these men received this note Of warn.
ing
SIR,-You must leave the State at once
and return no more to interfere with our
labor. You have received fair warning.
AID If you return you may expect trouble.
COMMITTEE.
IL has been Il matter of wonder to the
people Of the North why the South de
sired to deplete itself OF its laboring
class. Now they wonder why North Caro-
i lians are less willing that the blacks
shall go to Louisiana than to Africa
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-02-27

GOV Burleigh has rendered the ap-
pointment for trustee of the Maine State
c 'llege to Hon. Rufus Prince of Turner,
III .ster OF the State Grange and president
of the Maine State Agricultural Society.
Mr.. Prince has signified his acceptance
OF the place. This is an excellent ap-
pointment. Mr.. Prince is a practical and
successful farmer as well a leading man
In all matters pertaining to agriculture In
the State.
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STATE OF ONO, Crrr of TOLEDO. I

A1NSSH OVVNIIg 2 D.
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he ia IN.
senior partner Of the firm of F. CHENEY 4
Co., DONG business in the City of Toledo,
Will pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured BY The use Of Halls CArAIlH
CURR.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn 70 before me and subscribed IN INV
presence, this 9Th day Of December, A. D. 06.
l01 A. W. GLEASON.
shL Notary P,abiie.
HAns C9taarh Cure is taken internally
ed 81. directly upon Tia blood and n.
cua ssrfeces Of The system. Send for
,. J. CHENEY I CO.. Toledo. O.
0-6oh By Drueeists. ~ cents.
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Gratefully Yours,
Rrt- L N nx.r,

St. Joseph. Mo-, Feb. 6, 80.
l think your bath, ordered by J. J..
Murphy Of Augusta, Me-, for us, a splen-
did method for Scrofula. and am we'll
satisfied with the result.
JAMES HoRIGAN.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-02-27

The Rockland Courier Gazette becomes
this week semi-weekly paper. 1t will
hereafter be published Tuesdays and Sat-
nrdays, the price remaining unchanged.
n 1t Saturdays edition will be printed on
= new press recently set up. The Courier
Gazette Is one Of our most valued ex-
changes. The change to . semi weekly
VIII undoubtedly add TO It's already large
circulation.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-02-27

A bnl was presented II the House FRI
day By NJ. Boutslls, q The request Ut
0psaksr Reed, appropriasinG e7s,0o0 for
u erection Of pa6lle ballding at Bidds-
ford, NJ.
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Norway, Me-, Jan. 9th.

Dear Sir:
Having had extended experience
with your Baths, and witnessing their
wonderful results in curing extreme cases.
desire to turn my attention to It's intro
duction among my friends in physical
distress. Give me your best possible
terms. will WORK in New Hampshire.
Miss S. ANNA HEATH.
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WI Total Assets, 1888, 1856
messenger Notice.
STATE OF MAINE

STATE OF MAINE
n'' ~ ~, 30, Court Of Iasoirency.
vent debtor. '.' '"'o
inls is To give notice that on the and dsy of
rs A. D.. Iesv. a warrant In IusUiyen-
~ was issued out VI the COuit VI insolvency,
ioI SAID county Of SOmerset. aRninst
.ns estate oi said Charles h. kObinsvn, Of
ne oanSao; adondxed 70 be All insolvsnt debtor.
az pcttiou u sAIu debtor, which petition was
MED /, on the 32nd day vi February. A.
~, iSvo, TO which date interest on Chains
- -, 70 W computed. That the payment
y. my oeots to Or by said debtor aud the
., =. aud delivery VI any property by him
.rs,i,,.,s y, ~ lay: 1h.t meeting Vt the
AUD chooss QUE or luore assixnees OF MA esIs,e.
" MI NO neid 81 Court VI Insolvency ~ be
uoucn ~ the Probate Court ROOM In ssid
unokAn, 0h tue eleventh day VI nArch
A. "; low. q one 0'CiOck in the afternoon.
von under my baud the date nrss above
zENAS VAUGHAN, Shorty a Mes
'0nser 81 said Court u Insolvency. avs
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Aohcs Of Appointment q A,slslee.

a, AZ skovhsean In the County o. Somerset and
YAs andsrs,yusd hereby .,vss sss,o. :; Of ~. ~
~ ~ Assasnss VI hsury ". skilLuxs,.
~ Anoisoe N s,aau county VI be0erpsl, iA-
tAsoivent upsa ~ psaittoa ~ - O,urt "
AAsoiv annoy lUE said Usunsy q neDng.~S
AZ =. u 1UxxlAA. AssaSnea.
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ORuERKp, tina, the SoHEFsKT RErokTER, pub
lie newspaper printed skowhcgan, iu the 6 aniy
of Somerset, be designated, appointed, aHd made
the County Paper ia which hereafter al puhc no
tees are to be printed Until further order 81 Court
l.. II. " rvs, C-ttk.
a trnt copy ot order.
Attest, L. II. WKHH, Cicrk.
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The Maine Central Railroad Relief As
ISOLATION BY their annual concert and
ball recently held in Portland, increased
thsif relief fund by the handsome sum,
9l,O95.
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Maiden, Mass. Feb. 9TH. 30

Dear Sir:
Yours received with grateful
thanks. am already feeling much bet
ter. The pain in my limbs is almost en-
tirely gone.
MRS s. ii. brTLSR
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East Holliston, Mass, Feb. 9Th.

East Holliston, Mass, Feb. 9th,
My Dear Sir =
Have Just received 4
letter from Mrs. Cotton of Worcester,
(who was one Of your tough cases of
innammatory rheumatism.) She sends me
cheerful news, that she begins to expert
ence improvement which shows that
stick to it. will surely count.
am anxious that you see my changed
condition. Friends in No. Weymouth de-
clare that show more life than they ever
knew before. How is that for a man
pronounced beyond the reach Of medical
skill (Brights disease) by five experts.
and SO bloated and once saw double?
This Is invincible proof of the efficiency
of the Baths.
Gratefully Yours,
REV. 4. N. DYER.
The above acknowledgement Of Rev.
Dyer should open the eyes of would be
scientific men the world over, when 1t is
realized that he was In last stages of that
frightful disease of the kidneys, which
allowed all Of the liquids to accumulate
In the cavities aud tissues instead of be-
ing properly secreted by those organs.
The lower limbs were burst open and the
secretions freely flowing therefrom.
Four feet around the waist, now 50
inches. The blood thoroughly poisoned,
now in healthy pink glow throughout the
body with no humor manifest This case
Is marvellous test Of the wonderful
power of c. V. B. as he was nrst intro
duced to 1t Oct. 'ss, after being examined
and given up by Eve expert physicians.
There can be no longer any doubt Of the
emciency OF this method In re-adjusting
the secretory glands, liver, kidneys and
those of the skin.
DIR. CoNANT.
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A Marvellous Cure Of Paralysis
Another Remarkable ura.

had stroke of Paralysis. The suffering ] en-
d'Ted nds unbeardbte. My speech was im.
paired, my mouth drawn to one side, and the
pain in my head was msddenine l used Dr..
'reene's Nervnra, and before J had used a bot
ne ~. ni'f,i .np'evsa,n:. ant nov feet ny,sl.
asi'n. 1t gives Inc great pleasure to ressmmend
All troubled with nervous complaint. or any
similar afi'ictios TO mine to Use til, really vsr.sr
n nsi!;tns, Dr. Greene's Servura.
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Hn- oftrn 80 ~ bear ~ persons belHs sud
denly stricken viii psrsiy,is But such per
.on.. although apparently stricken suddenly,
Aad 20 au rases tesH rarnsd for months by
prrmonitArr srmP;oms whicn II hey had
needed .sd cured by The proper f.medy
vouid have prevented the fatal rcsult Par
allyn. 10 nfi,n caratts bat - aiteavs Be
pre-s-fsS u takes - time.
Among Toe ntsf -FmPioms will be noticed a
sfrre,sstiss. no. frstisssatfs -its ireat aud tired
fssiirg .u The hmAs aud gcHsrai s,Hsc u cfhaWs
rs s0y univ 4ptei eftriio1 vii he followed by
g-eaf bshg,,s aofi the VrBiurss viii bvyery mark
~ Thee symptoms sl.l often b. aucnsl painted
So more ur Irs= pan - bad feeling IN the head
ar back SD NE rsrssa uiteu wakes e1eA morn
i+g aaHrr tfe,i . # fiHgpfa hban on rcfifiag. A.
tHe tlsrss- ping s.-es thrr. ~iu he a coidn,.
aHd slf rrfuisilaz I'd ~ feef md hn1s FOL
- 'd s'trf Zine ~ nsht HsH'bncss ar
hsgfng. Of Sra Haulst noticeable but grad
as''f becoming me- and merr msfEsd. The
Pf7eihHg 10 hfla = go be euds 81 the fingers
and - sII 80efe.se until the sensation lie
.isi.sr tu shat -hen. - % IL rallsd ihe foot
af hAnd 10 sssep Tbs uugllng Is not always
constant bot nav aomo and g. at any time.
-ilhoHt 49, uotiasss.c r.as. Among the
efsi symptoms at 90 40. "a reakntss, fired
fesll pr irrat l-ag n ne hlabs. with an RI
isussd scnsaiia- Thsse symptoms ars...
P~otstV dasgeraA. - fhe spring aud
sho~ia BE- ATTENDED fo At OSCE
A Marvellous Cure OF ParaJ,sIs.
This r-itn-. tina vas strieten with p.r,l-
"a nj go" icft .ld- 10 $50 and have since that
tfsie been under the treatment of many phy-
'ie"u' ana tHed various remedies. oould
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PAULINE ROE

wv 'SNCu'H hNts ENcW OK ilty.
Proofs Ike those are an almost certain quar-
dree mat all similarly affected ear he cured
BY this wonderful remedy. Do not hesitate for
a momenf, when perfect restoration to health
Is within reach. syn, n,,as lsss:. IL. nrr synr-
tons for they surely lead to prostration aud
paralysis. Save yourself from the terrible dis
ease, ~hte there IS time, II you are suffering
from any nervous disease, like n.rronsaess.
Nervous md physical erhoustioo, sieeDlessuess.
nervous debiiaB mental depression. nenralaia.
nervous or SICK headache, heart disease, dyspep
s'd' loss otappetite CONSTITUTIONS etc by All m,ar,
s's 'Ai wonderful szs4y and prs7sa. sn:u OF t..l {,
Es Dr.. Grsene's servura is purely vegetable
and perfectly harmless and is for sale at ding.
gists for 81 90 bottle.
Dr. Greene, the eminent specialist in the
cure OF nervous and chronic diseases, of 81
temple Place. Boston, Mass, can lie consulted
Tree OF charge, personally or BY letter