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In tho court Of sessions yesterday morning
the case Of the alleged train wreckers John
Reed, Arthur Buett and Thos. L. Cain, Knights
OF Labor, Who are charged with placing OBJ
structions on the Central-Hudson railroad
track, i've miles below Greenbush, which threw
the Montreal sleeper from the trnck. vns
brought up. The trial Of Reed wss Art moved.
and the work Of impsnneling jury vas -
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Miss willard Defends Banker Kean,

Miss Frances Z. Willard. Of Chicago, presi-
dent Of the National Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, has written letter in de-
Tense of s. A. Kean. the Chicago banker. who
failed last week. and who has been arrested for
accepting deposits when he knew the bank to
be insolvent. Miss Willard says Mr.. Kean's
thirty years of good behavior and brotherly
helpfuiness ought to count for something. The
Woman's Christian Temperance Union loses
about 81 900 by the failure.
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The southern Educational Society.

The executive committee Of the Southern
Educational Society met at Knoxville, Tenn,
yesterday, with eleven states represented.
Chattanooga Was selected % the place for the
next meeting, which will take plnce one week
before the meeting Of the national association.
The leading educators Of the south viii be
present and The meeting promises to be Of the
utmost importance TO- that section.
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An Earth0uake shock I'm Tennessee-

There was a decided earthquake shock at
Knoxville, Tenn, yesterday about 6 o'clock.
Persons from the surrounding country report
that the shock was so severe that houses were
shaken and dishes ratified. In the city many
persons were aroused from their sleep and
much startled by the shock.
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The Henry w. Grady Hospital.

The corner stone of the Henry w. Grady
Hospital was laid yesterday in Atlanta, Ga,
with fitting ceremonies. The Grand Lodge of
Masons conducted the exercises and Hon Pat
Calhoun delivered the formal address, Yester-
day was the anniversary of Mr. Grady's death
and was selected as appropriate for these ex-
ercises. The hospital wifi be magnificent
monument to the memory of the great Georgian.
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A Public Debate ON Socialism.

During the course Of the winter public de-
bate win take place in Bremen between DR..
Liebknecht, the socialist leader, and DIR. Bois-
seller, president of the chamber Of commerce
in Bonn. The coming meeting il the result Of
. challenge issued by Liebknecht last February.
Great interest in the debate is taken in all parts
Of Germany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-24

The Garden City Cathedral fund has been in
creased s5O0, 900 by donation from ex-Judge
Hilton Of New York. Mra A T. Stewart willcd
nearly million 70 the fund.
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GAMES FOR CHRISTMAS
Suggestions for Enjoying Holiday
Nights in Jolly Ways.
FUNNY KINDS SPORTS.

TIE Game Of "Blowing the Feather''-"snap-
dragon"-"Cobweb Parties.' with Presents
for AI-"Mother Goose Parties"-The Origin
Of Christmas and Its superstitions.
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So An Iren blast Furnsce
of 100 tons capacity, Il 10 said, WIN be erected
q Trinidad, Colo, within . few months.-AdUt.
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PRINTERS.
DENTISTRY.

M. CLARA W. McNAUGHTON. DENTIST. ~
~ llth st. W.: graduate q Michigan University;
all branches q dentistry st rsssonsb,e prices the pat
ronAee u la<ies and children especially solicited
ols-tm
EREE DENTAL INFIRMARY.-TEETH FILLED
and srtnia tssth inssrtsd without charge, exnept
ilent Of the Columbian university. mum 10 ,.
daily. except Sunday. Extractaon mes. lnhrinAry
open froni October 70 Jun, 30. 90
nR, STARR PARSONS, DkNTIsT, gTH ST., COZ
DEn-w.-nrst-cia1 hninss inssrssd:. Applirassol
TO runs pTeventApatn IN extrncting. Al 6iachao a
osnt1exy. ~ prSasnt l0eat1on ~ ysasA nh17
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-24

The Good Little Girl and Her Bad Little
Brother.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Us WAsHINGTON.

Miss BALcE's CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE AND
AI business college. 1sn. 10th St nv. Parsls nv
pared successfully for civil ssvce. departmental and
census examinations sstr
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SPECIALTIES.

nR. MILLER. sOsk I ST. Nm. TREATS All.
~ chrpnc affections of the eve ear, throat lung.
liver. kidney, structures and urinary disease Oics
Hours Sto IL a. IN and to pan. d3lm
DROMPT. SAFE AND rNFAII.ING Is Ny
treatIlclt ~ electricity in All diseases,
tunora, structures, Meal ns-s.s and
n.S l:a DIX. J. ". HAlMAlsD, SlS 18th q n W.
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ATTORNEYS.

LrU0ENE 4. ARNOLD,
IL Attorney and Counsellor-At-IAw
- AS Louisiana ave.
opposite t1ty HAL. nsl SIN
4 NDREW A. LIPSCBMB. ATTORNEY -AT-I, AW
Auate Assistant u. =. District Attorney. ss-und
moor fenda.l building. opposite city Hall s1i-.hn
EAMBELI. CAkklNGToN, ATTORNEY ALLAN
SMebster Law building. G5 ID IA. W.,
DC. Residence. laUl - 81. NV. d.,
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CLEVELAND DISCUSSES ''rHE CAM
PAIaN OF EDUcArIoN" CARLISLE,
GOVERNORS BoIEs AND RUSSELL, coSeREssMES
JOHNSON AND WILSON AMONG THE SPEAKERS.
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THE Fifty-second Congress will enter upon
Its labors with one lesson that none Of its
members can mistake, and that lesson ia that
its shortest road TO irretrievable bankruptcy
Will be to follow the footsteps of its prcdeces-
sor and Its surest road to popular approval
will be to present as clear a contrast as possible
to the temper, the methods and legislation of
that predecessor. In this one lesson it will find
no small part Of that justice temperance and
foresight which We invoke for it tonight IL
has been favorite saying with our opponents
that the American people demand Of Congress
the transaction of Observation-Disclosures being too
often the name OF class private jobbery.
That may be true, but it does not follow that
they demand or will tolerate the transaction of
business by bureaucratic or revolutionary
methods Indeed, the method of transacting
public business is the very definition of free
government All governments must levy taxes,
freedom whether taxes are levied by arbitrary
decree, or through the free and deliberate ac-
ton OF the representatives Of the people who
pay them"
SENATOR CARLISLE.
Hon. John G. Carlisle responded to the toast,
Popular government" He said that republi-
can. or representative, government was q thing
that was well understood There is large
body OF people, moreover, who believe in the
establishment of q great central power But
popular government in its purest and simplest
form Is to re found only in these several states.
~ Is NO evidence OF nQstlnty 70 the general gov
eminent to say that ii is not as popular as the
| state government.
GOVERNOR BorEs.
Gov. Horace Boies Of Iowa responded 10 the
toast: ''Our new allies in the northwest; what
our farmers have a right TO demand" He be-
gan by presenting statistics tending 10 show
that the cost Of production Of corn in his native
state exceeded the price obtained by sixty-seven
| cents per acre, and this, he contended, was the
case In every food-producinR state in tho north.
west. This state of affairs he attributed to q
protective tariff. He then said:
II want now TO say 70 the business men OF
this nation, and TO politicians - WE'LL that some
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ssUTHAT GAMES shall we play this Christ

w mas Eve?" the children cry.
"Snapdragon" is always fun. not - ess be-
cause il ia so ancient. Every ows that il
Is played by putting a hane raisins in a
bowl or shallow dish, pouring over them a
little brandy, which is ignited with match,
and grabbing for the fruit through the flames.
To avoid getting burned those who take part in
this interesting sport should sing the while the
old Song Of the Snapdragon," which goes this
way:
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chareh Dtre etsvy.

u. P.CucgcH. Preaching Sabba,h n.
morning and evening by Rcy. ~ q. Ir.
vine, u. ID. Sabbath School at 2s30 P. N
Prayer meeting every "Wednesday evening.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH. on Sab.
bath at 100 4. NJ, and 7r. N. Sabbath
school 1000. Prayer meeting every We'd
nesdAy evening $780, Rev. Fisher. pastor.
All arg invited.
NJ. Il. CliUGcu, sourn. Preaching every
Sabbath morning at II o'clock A. N. aud J.
10 o'clock r. NJ. Sabbath School at230 O'Clock
r N. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings
At 30 o'clock. Rev. q y Hanleiter. Pastor.
NJ. ECnuRcn. Preaching every Sabbath
morning aud evening. Song service In
he even ug before sermon. Sabbath Schoo
t2'30 r NJ. Prayer meeting every Thurs.
ay s'snias. Rev. 5 l. Meminger. pastor.
PagaaYrEatAs cEuRcu. .-Ss -vice every
Sabbath morning aud oveninghin Church
cor. Broadalbin and FifthSts. Sunday Schoo
immo liateiy after the morning service
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening
Rev 4 II Priehard, pastor.
Ftnsr BArrisr cmuRcn. Preaching ever,
! Sabbath morning and eve Z. st Church on 5ti
Street. Sabbath School Immediately ate
| morning services. Prayer meeting eyer
Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock. Rev
Trgmbsll. pastor.
cosGREaATIoSALC IL Cue RcH. -servtcsseVor!
sabbath morning and evening. Sabbatl
School at 1915. r.ayer meeting o.
Wednesday evening II each week. Rev
Rogers, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN cmuHcH Preaching ever.
Lords day IN mouth. morning and sveuin
Sabbath School AZ 10 o'clock.
y. Roy J + Stewart Pastor.
CATmoLfc cnrEcm. Service every Sun
day at 1890 4 Nj. aud r. n. Last Sunds
OF ia. month service At Eugene City. Rs'
Loui, Ystayer. Rector.
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MIsrIrs.

The next president of the state senate
will be Hon Thomas II Tongue
man. He has a very appropriate name ;
and we predict that 80 far rs being presi-
dent OF the senate II concerned his name Is
McGinty.
A pass issued Wednesday Of last week
to bridal party over the Jacksonville, st
Augustine and Halifax railroad. gotten up
especially for the occasion, read as follows
"What fools these mortals be-" then the
words; "pass MIR aud Mrs A Waite
from Vt Augustine to perpetual bliss. Not
good after divorce"
Mayor Peek ["Ilad Boy the humorous
executive of Milwaukee, played practical
joke upon the bridge tenders of that city
by making tour OF inspection of the
bridges At 3 o'clock In the morning. The
Joke has had braelng effect upon them
and they no longer sleep at their posts.
a well known London lady OF rank has
just had pair ot ten button gloves made
In which each button Is diamond. The
pair cost $2oo Gentlemen In London are
now wearing nousquetaite gloves which
90 higher than the elbow.
An eastern paper has made the startling
discovery that the les are not so nnmcr
Gus as they were last summer. II vii
take nh official count to make anybody be
lieve itAayS an Ex. An official count wonl'
only mix the matter, particularly II th'
count was Ly Salem or Portland cnumera
tors.
y Flowers, OF Enterprise, Il the own
CT Of beautiful, healthy colt, which, whei
80 hours old, had bag as full OF natura
white milk as the mother hads The mil
was so abundant that Il runs freely and ha
! to be milked out to give the colt relie
The writer, with many others, was an ey
witness TO this strange sight while ON
trip to the wallowa valley.-Ex.
Again the ability OF the newspaper ma
y 10 outhgure all other men, IL verified b
+ the following Item from The Prinevil
C News The long, low, whispering. plair
h tive rain. or rains, that fell all over II
:. county this week were worth to ihIa past,
J raj commonwealth just $47Js6s7.
required much labor on our part to mal
perfect calculation as 10 the precise val,
OF this tall OF moisture, but we spat
s neither labor nor pains TO furnish o,
= readers with facts
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Ole aleluOgratt,

The Philadelphia iBcfcan, very able
republican paper, has the following to say
OF Delamater, the republican candidate
for governor In Pennsylvania
Mr. Delamater cores, rs we have said,
to e,nbody the Quay "vindieation." to mack
by hls election the proclamation Of q false
hood. lie comes ~ Il candidate made by
private bargains With Mr Quay aud others.
lie comes subject 20 the conditions of
these bargains lie comes by means OF
the insoleut sud upiaithtul course of the
so.called "eharman" Audrcws--a work
which has prevented the pnrtys prefer.
ences from having effect. lie comes iden'
titled with private aud corporate Interests
inimical 10 the commonwealth; he Il sns
taincd bv them in the canvass now of en-
Ing, and he must serve them as their agent
II ected. Tie comes with the dlscredi
of his record In the legislature the only
record he possesses --as oncwho there EN-
ployed his abilities and gave his vote a.
gainst important measures for the public
| good. And, lastly, he comes with charge
affecting his character, openly and p'atn'.
and TeSponSbly made. standing agnins
| him without a word Of denial,
OF course MIR Delamatet'e cRndidae.
| will be unayaillng. II he has the persons
qualities which his friends attribute TO hin
he must see for himself the absurd an
untcnable position IN which he stands, II
cannot be indorsed by the people OF th
state except at the cost OF their own hono
His candidacy Is therefore immpossihl
Whether he retire now, ns he ought to d'
or remain In the field TO be stamped With
humiliating defeat In November, II will
the same so far as his demand on the stat
Is concerned. This Is no. u year for part
servility aud political cowardlcc TO graf
him an election.
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Letter List.

F"l;"~inc is the list OF letters remaining
in III" Post Office. Albany, Linn county, ,0,e
gon. July 3rd, 1890. Persons cdling for
these letters must give the date on which
theyweie advertised
Bowsher, l. X Campbell. Dan
Cummons, RI DeVaul, ,MrsX Callie
Dodge, + NJ Drew. Miss Nellie
Edwards, Hcnery Hunt, James
Hunt, John Heron, Mrs Hugh
Huntley, Miss M..y Kennedy. Charles
Lane, Miss Irene Lander, Peter
Mathes, Thomas Sommer, ka'c
Wilson, May Wosky, Stepn.n
r, THOMPSON, L. NJ.
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- - @~azaau
OAkttLLg

The oakvilie snd Green Back schools
closed last week with a grand picuic nj
uamilton's grove. The Tangent band fur.
nIshcd music, They are (irst.eiass players
and with their new uniforms make fine
appearance Messr. Smith * Stockton
were On hand. with their confectionery
stand. The literary program of the
shools was splendid.
There are few cases of scarlet fever
near here but none dangerous ~ far rs
reported.
Rev T J Wilson was here last Sabbath
and preached at the u l. church.
Oakvlllc now has daily MALL Mi
David shearer Is carrying the mall be
tween here and Shedd.
The hay harvest has all ready eommes
eed. bat Is not "a heavy a. las, year.
The codiln moth l. doing its worI
here, although they are not a. plentiful n
laSt year there will te enough.
Rev J ST Dick spen, the fore part of tn
week here visiting old ffiends.
Prof Love. OF Albany. took 10 the pic
mic. LtrrLE RoaE BcD.
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THE wv TOURNAMENT,

As considerable interest is manifest In
the coming tournament to be held In
Spokane Falls, ON account Of the big
prizes and the number Of teams that will
contest, we give the conditions Of the
different races, which have been changed
somewhat:
Wet test. Twelve men exclusive OF
captain or trainer. Distance 700 feet in
ali 600 feet TO the hydrant; lay 200 feet
OF hose hose cart 10 carry not less than
300 feet Of hose. Time to be called when
water leaves the pipe.
| Dry test. Twelve men exclusive oi
captain or trainer. Distance GOO feet in
ali; 400 feet TO the hydrant, lay 200 feet
OF hose, break coupling, screw on pipe
| Hose cart 10 carry not less than $50 feet
Of hose. Time 10 be called when The
pipe IL on.
Championship race. Fifteen men ex
elusive Of captain or trainer. Run l5s
yards TO hydrant, attach, lay 800 feet o
hose, put on pipe, get water, take length
OF hose from cart, and replace the secon'
length from the hydrant. Time 10 b
called when the water passes the pip
the second time. Hose cart 10 carry no
less than 450 feet Of hose.
Speed race. Twelve men exclusive o
captain or trainer. Distance 700 feet
Hose cart to carry not less than 200 fee
Of hose. Time 10 be taken when ccnte
Of reel Of hose cart crosses the score.
II will be noticed that anything IL
coupling just 40 IL holds. Following ar
the prizes.
Wet test, first prize, $1,000; secon
: prize, $500; third prize $3.50.
L Association championship race; fin
c prize, " 200; second prize, 1900; thir
a prize, $3.50.
Dry teBt: first prize $3.50; secon
n prize, $3.50; third prize, 500.
y Speed race: first prize $500; sccon
c prize, $3.50; third prize 400.
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For SALE.-Seven fresh cows for sale
cheap. Inquire at this office.
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The great point In favor of silver legis-
lation Of the character already outlined by
congress Is that Il will facilitate the trans
actioh OF business by expanding the eur
rency In proportion to the g-owth of the
population and business OF the country.
With an Increase In population of more
than two millions per year, aud with an
Increase In business even larger ia per
centage, Il cannot be expected that the ma
ton can transact It's business with an
inelastie currency. or one which Ia fixed
beyond power OF changing. The silver
legislation proposed will give elasticity 10
the currency, and an increase when need
ed by the legitimate demands of business.
a nation that Is growing as rapidly rs the
United States demands an annual increase
In the currency for ,rlnsacl!us It's legld.
mate busiGess.
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To Carpet BuycrA.

We have just received new line Of
carpets, consisting Of the latest styles
and patterns, both in Brussels and
Woolens. Our stock IL the most COM
plete in the city, and in fact, too large for
this market. In order TO reduce our
stock We have concluded 10 make q fur
ther reduction in prices-our loss, your
gain. We invite you TO inspect our stock
before purchasing elsewhere. Get our
prices and bc convinced.
4. b. McILWAIN.
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Some cooperative eIior, In the iestraet
Ion Of Injurious insects Is imperative In
every rural nelghborhood One farmer or
tcuit grower. however active and in'elN-
seut, can accomplish but little working
alone Il his neigh55rs are indifferent. in-
sects so not rondne thcmselvce TO one field
or garden, but move about In 4 mos, tan.
talizing manner Organize raids on these
enemies OF the farm and garden. Cooper
ate In destroying them. Work together
ior common good and make thorough
work uf their destruction.
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NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE. SIS
nt@n STREET. So

One more OF Surgeons representing
this Institute will be at the Principal ho.
tel. Harrisburg. July, t4,h The AflIng.
ton Hotel, Brownsville, July 18th the 81
Charles Hotel, Lebanon. July 10Th the
Revere House. Albany. July nth. and at
the Occidental Hotel, Corvallis, July 18th
This Institute ts specially devoted TO the
treatment OF curvature OF the spine, dia'
cases OF the hip and kn,e joint, crooked
limoa, club feet and all bodily deiofnilirs
Their success ih treating these troubles as
well all chronic diseases has msdc ioI
the Institute national reputation. Al
persons who arc suffering from ans oi
these complaints, should not fail TO take
advantage OF this opportunity for relief
Reference may be had TO the tolos Ing
residents: T. y CondIt. Albany
Mcfarland. Albany J ) Morris. Seio
Mrs Kate heCaac, Lebanon q Znmwalt
Irving
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BRNd ALONG YouR SrocK, il you wan
10 send them TO Pasture, where they
will have the best OF feed, good shade,
with plenty of water. New hog tight
fence. Horses and cattle ut so cents per
head per week. Lots of twenty or more
at reduced rates. All stock must be
paid for before taken away. Apply 10
the undersigned Mt the st Charles hotel,
or Thos Daniels on the farm Mt Clover
dale. will take good care of all stock
intrusted to my care, but viii not be
responsible for any accidents that may
occur. Il. J.. Such.
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A Bio FREIGHT BIL.-A carload of as
fine lot OF furniture rs has ever been
seen in Albany, has been received by
fortmiller 4 Irving. 1t consists of about
twenty varieties OF elegant center tables,
ii 10th century and other finish; hand
some bedroom sets, stands, tables, etc.
People wanting the latest and prettiest
in the furniture line should call at once
and see these goods. Though the freight
bill was large the prices will be as reas-
enable rs possible.
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swallowed "a Mans Nose,

SAN FRANCISCO, July 4,-William Fleming
harness maker. aud Thomas Young. Tong
shor"man, quarelled las, night in a saloon on
Fifth and Howard streets, Young bi, oil Flsm.
ing's nose aud in his rage and exeitemen,
Chewed the severed portion and swallowra il.
lie was arrested for mayhrm,
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"A instrument has rccentiy been exhib.
lied Ia Lonou by which a photograph can
be taken of drops ui wafer 10 tie course oi
their formation /: consists oi lantern
and leusrs, bv which a water trough, the
source OF he drops, can be strongly il.u
minated, together with lightning camera
having revolving dish with one rerlora-
+ ton
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HAfuEpAY.

J..F p,x.It Eco
c-...,.,,'..s-
cold 80. :, win A. SAIL.
'' s'"'' ~ =" ~ :"
h"y your s'o'si"' ~ ''@"s"
r. h. French Keeps railroad timf.
Rock candy drips AiC + Bro~neiFs.
A new limo of neekties al + G Searls
Novelties Ia parasois at 5 T. Yourg's
Prui, eaus and wax At Matthew, K Wash
burn.
c.o;,. c.,n.d swe.t ,.ota,srs a, G F.
Brownsll'H.
p,.,s,sd ,n,.L,.t - III os,- $, q =
grownslrs.
ue,d.u,,t.r. for garden seeds At C z
BrowneIl's.
fo, st,i.t,' ,u,,i;s. go IN st.n.rd A.
cn.ick's
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Rev + NJ Shrout, pastor United Breth-
, ren Church, Blue Mound, Kan, says; II
feel IL my duty to tell what wonders DR.
Kings New Discovery has done for me.
My lungs were badly diseased, and my
parIshioncrs thought | could live only a
few weeks. | took five bottles of DR.
Kings New Discovery and am sound and
well, gaiding 20 lbs in weight
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ouR LITTLE yOnRlE. AND HIS,

II ia the little things OF life, the worries Of
to day md Tomorrow, that make The crow =
feet 81 ouhd our eyes. So the little pain. ef
au hour or minute break down the consti.
teti0n. Look after the little ills. BIaDdreth's y
Pills cure dyspepsia, or indigestion. headache,
pain In the she uldsts, coughs, tightBsss o..
the cheat, dizziness, sour stomach, bad taste
10 the mouth, bilious attacks, palpitation Of
the heart, Inflammation ol the In lgs. Pain
Ia the region Of the kidneys, and hundred
othrr painful symptoms are the olTsp;ing II
dyspopsis. One 0F twopiIls every right il
sufficient l;rsndreth's Pills Brs sold Ia
every drug and medicine store. either plain
or 81 qat eunted.