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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08
stabbed His Rival,

BELLEFoNTE, Pa, Feb. 8. John
Viehdsffer fatally stabbed John Force
last night. For some time bad blood
rivals for the affections of q young
lady. Both we're respectable young men.
The murderer was arrested and COM
mitted TO jail. This is the sixth MUIR
der in this (Centre) County in six
rn0utha
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08
A Circular to LtQuor Dealers.

ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. s.-The New
York State Liquor Dealers Association
has issued circular to liquor dealers
of the State to Immediately join the as
ISOLATION. The circular says: Need
we point to the recent election
to prove the indisputabie fact that but
for the organized liquor dealers of the
State OF New York you would be
obliged to pay at least 81, 900 year for
the privilege of doing business which
costs you but thirty dollars
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08
Big strike at Nashua.

NASHUA, N. H., Feb. s.-The strike
at the Nashua Manufacturing Com
paDy's works has assumed serious pro-
portions. In the morning so many of the
help stayed away that the mill was
shut down. The weavers held a meet
ing and determined to stay by each
other; 1,4O0 persons are idle. Tho
kson Corporation help are still at
work, but present indications are that
tic strike will become general.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08

NEWARK, N. J., Feb. s.--John Ander-
son of No. South Seventh street, at
tempted to kill his wife. Catherine, by
choking her almost into insensibility,
and whom taken into custody showed
every evidence of insanity. He was
sent to the Essex County Insane
ARvlnm
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08
License Application.

Town Clerks Office, Waterbury, Conn,
Feb 8, 1890. This is to certify that
Henry Murphy has filed application to sell
spirituous and intoxicating liquors at No.
43 East Mein street, and is endorsed by
R. Phalen, M. @. Keely, P. H. Seery
John s. Fay and R. Egan, electors and
taxpayers in said town.
JAMES J. MADDEN, Town Clerk.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08

FREEHOLD, N. j., Feb s.-A slight
shock Of earthquake was felt here at
quarter past four o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The vibrations passed to the
south and continued for about Is SEQ
onds. The shock was also felt at
Jamesburg and other places near here
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08
Pleaded Guilty Of Murder.

B1DD-FoRp. Me-, Feb. s.-The COR
oner's jury last night rendered YER
dict that Philip Derouin died at the
hands of Pierre MOURN. The prisoner
sfterward pleaded guilty of murder.
MOURN stabbed Derouin ON the street
during a petty quarrel.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08
ROSE.
A Glance at waterbury,s Industries

A Glance at Waterbury's Industries.
In the Naugatuck valley, surrounded
by wooded hills, lies the busy city of
Waterbury. Standing near the site Of
the new hospital, one is charmed by the
loving scene that lies stretched out
before him. About 10000 of the inhab-
itants of this busy city are engaged in
the different manufactures that have
made the Brass city well-known from
from pole to pole.
The Scovill Manufacturing company
which dates as far back as 1902, is the
pioneer industry of Waterbury. This
concern, little village in itself, en-
ploys over 900 hands, who yearly turn
out many hundred thousand dollars worth
Of brass in every shape and form i'm
aginable.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08
Cornell's Junior Promenade.

ITHACA, N. Y, Feb. S.-The Junior
promenade last night was the most sue.
cessful ever hold at Cornell, 400 guests
from this and surrounding States being
present, and the mem ers of the Junior
class were out in full force. The dis,
play of dresses and jewelry was the fin.
est ever seen here. Eight of the promi-
mont fraternities occupied boxes
adorned with fraternity colors, while
several hundred spectators thronged
the gallery.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08
l:ts.op O'C ,nnnr Dying.

ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla, Feb. s.-Rt
Rev. Bishop James O'Connor, is gradu-
ally sinking from complication Of dis
eases and dyspepsia. He is attended
by his chancellor and secretary, Rev.
A. M. Collaneri, and Mother Sebas .ian
and Sister Catherine Miss DrexeO, Of
Pittsburg. Pa, who arrived a few DAYS
ago, as we'll as the Bishop Of Lincoln.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08

WASHINGTON, Feb. s,-Representa-
tive Tracy managed to have passed BY
the House the bill to reimburse Post
master OLeary, of Albany, N. Y, for
the IS, $3.50 lost by him by the robbery
of the postofice in April. 1883. There
was solle opposition.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08
Frenchmep KILLED bv the som,,ts.

PARIS. Feb. s.-La France publishes
despatch from its correspondent at
Obock stating that French caravan
while journeying toward Harrar was
attacked by the Somalis. The attack,
which resulted in the killing of all
those attached to the caravan, is said
to have been instigated by the English.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08
War Uupon Liquor Dealers.

MANCHESTER, N. H., Feb. s.-Fol-
lowing out the jntent of Governor
Goodell's recent anti-liquor proclama-
ton, forty-three saloons in this city
wore raided by the sheriff. The pro-
prietors had evidently received "tip,"
as very little liquor was found. Bars
and other tell-tale fixtures were noted
as evidence and their keepers we re
summoned to appear in court.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08
Receiver.

N B.-Sale will be conducted on the most i'm
proved principle, SO that the most sensitive can
not take offense at anything there. As this will
be a sale for ladies mostly. yet we cannot debar
gentlemen, but they must be SUCH. especially
while n there
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08
BLIZZARD IN THE WEST.

1t Is Raging Flercoly in Several States
and Travel 10 Blockaded.
CHICAGO, Feb. s.-There is genuine
blizzard raging throughout the West.
Reports received here from many cities
confirm belief that the storm will be
the fiercest of the year.
1t is bitter cold here tonight and the
thermometer is falling rapidly. Minne-
sofa is suffering greatly from the storm
and all the railroads in the State are 1t
a Standstill
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08
buildings Blown Down.

P1TTsBURa, Pa, Feb. s.-A fierce
storm OF wind and snow occurred in
the vicinity of Connellsville, Pa. A
part of the famous old National Loco
native Works at New Haven was blown
down. Other buildings were blown
down and destroyed. The damage will
be considerable.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08
A . CTI 0 N
Receivers Sale.

The entire stock of DRY GOODS, La
DIES and GENTS FURNISHINGS, of
Byrne & Co, will be sold at
Public Auction to the highest bidder
at their place of business, 1O4 South
Main street.
The stock consists Of Dress Goods, Silks,
Satins, Pushes, Linens, Domestics, Blankets,
White Bed Spreads, Ladies' and
Gents Fu' nishings, Cloaks, Wraps and Jackets.
The store will be thrown open for inspection
all day Monday, SO that the public can have a
chance to examine the different goods as when
the auction starts there will be lively work made
of it.
Austion every day at 8 and Z p. m. sharp, com.
mencing Tuesday. 18th inst.
By order Of
W, PRENDERGHAST CONLON,
Receiver
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08
Her 1OtSt lyIrthdav.

PIrTsFlELD, Mass. Feb. a-Mrs,
Cynthia Hathaway, of Windsor, cele-
brated her 10lst birthday surrounded
by relatives and friends She is in very
good health, and is remarkably
Sporgotic and active.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08
Fsilur. eta Carpet auuf.otur.r.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 8. John W.
Priestly, carpet manufacturer has
closed his mill, judgment having been
issued against him aggregatine 81, 900.
Mr.. Priestly places his assets at SIS, 900.
His liabilities he cannot estimate at
nr0Rent.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08
DISASTROUS STORMS
Snow, Hail and Rain Plays
Havoc in Pennsylvania.
The New Glass Works at Blairsvills, Pa,
Blown Down.

a Church Unroofed at UnIontown-The
Snowfall from Six to Ten Inches-A
Raging blizzard in the North west.
Bitter Cold In Chicago and Showing 1.
Virginia.
P1TTsBURG, Pa, Feb. S.-The worst
storm in years has been raging through
out Western Pennsylvania, Snow,
hail, rain and wind have been making
havoc. In this city no damage was done
by the wind, but the snow and slush
blockaded many streets and stopped
street car traffic, and telegraph and
telephone lines are breaking under
the heavy weight of ice with which
they are coated. In the mountains tho
storm is still raging, and reports are
coming in of serious injury to property.
At Uniontown the roof was blown on
the Methodist Episcopal Church, q part
OF 1t falling on the house of John Brown,
just north of the church, crushing it to
pieces. The lower part Of the church
IS so badly shattered that it will probab-
large new building lately erected by
the Pennsylvania Construction Com
pany was also blown of. The houses
of Postmaster Baker, John w. Ringer
and James Frankberry were badly
wrecked. The telephone and electric
light wires are all down. None Of tho
coke works south of Uniontown are
running. The Reestone Coke Co.'S.
offices at Brownfield were blown down.
The end was blown out of the engine
house at Leith. and the Warren Glass
Works were wrec" cd. The roof Of the
Lutheran Church there was also blown
off. The loss at Uniontown will roach
$4,000.
Dispatches from Johnstown, Tyrone,
Greensburg and other points report Sc
we're wind and snow storms, but no
serious damage. The snowfall is from
six to ten inches,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08
Severe storm at dunbar, Pa.

DUNBAR, Pa, Feb. s.-A severe wind
and snow storm visited this vicinity.
A large stock house belonging to the
Dunbar Furnace Company and built on
tres ties was blown down and totally de-
stroyed, but no one was injured. Old
settlers say the like of the storm was
never known in this section before.
Much damage is reported from Con-
nel1sville, Uniontown and other places
In the grounding country. The storm
ragged all night.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08
Special Census Agent.

WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-Census Super
intendent Porter has appointed Samuel
M. Hotchkiss, the commissioner of the
Bureau OF Labor Statistics Of the State
OF Connections, special agent in connoc-
ton with the collection OF statist tics OF
manufactures
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08
Leo XIII. and Plus TX,

ROME, Feb. s.-The Pope. though
much affected by the condition of his
brother, Cardinal Pecci, pronounced alb
solution from the pontifcal throne on
the occasion of the anniversary of the
death of Pope Plus TX.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08
Terrible Storm at Winnipeg.

WINNIPEG, Feb. ga terrible snow
storm ragged here. In many places
snow fell to a depth Of six feet.
The blizzard began last night and
shows no sign of abatement. but the
temperature is comparatively mild, and
no fatalities have been reported.
Many houses have been showed un-
der and the occupants compelled to dig
their way out
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08
Secretary Tracy win Resume Work.

WASHINGTON, Feb. g. Secretary
Tracy is expected 20 resume his active
duties as Secretn"y of tho Navy next
Monday. iie Is gro ing S. longer each
day, as the i'll effects of sutfocation
gradually wear Of.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08
Snow in Virginia.

DANvILLE, Va, Feb. s.-There was
heavy fall Of snow in Patrick and Henry
counties, the first snowfall of conse-
quence this winter.
STANTON, Va, Feb, s.-There was
quite snowfall, followed by sleet and
cold rain.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08
Pope Leo.s brother Diving.

ROME. Feb. 8. The physicians have
pronounced the case of Cardinal I'ecci.
the Pope's brother. hopeless. Friends
and relatives are gathered at his bed
side awaiting the end
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08
KICKED AND BEATEN.
That Is Why Rich MIR. Murray's wife
Wants q Divorce.

That Is Why Rich MIR. Murray's wife
Wants q Divorce.
TRENTON, N. j., Feb. S-Mrs John
P. Murray, of South Orange, has
brought suit for divorce against her
husband, Thomas C. Murray, who is at
the head Of New York calcium light
company, is worth 500, 900 and has an
income of $4,000 per year. Mrs. MUIR
ray, who was married nine years ago,
when Murray was a widower with eight
children, af1rms that her husband has
beaten her, kicked her, cuffed her and
cruelty abused ner on numerous 'occa-
sions, and at one time CHARGED her with
being to intimate with young gentle
man friend.
Once when he wanted breakfast he
said to her: You have been playing
lady Ions enough; you are not my wife,
but my servant, and you must wait on
me as you would an Irish lord" Because
she refused to obey him he choked her,
knocked her head against the door and
pulled her around the room by the hair
Of her head. Murray, it is said, will
file a cross suit for divorce.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08

New York, Feb. 6-ER-Prosidont
Ciaasson Of the Sixth National Bank
was releaeed ON bonds furnished BY his
wife and Bernard Cohn, . voal aaDAAO
34AlA1. - -,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08
Calling Out Reserve Military,

LONDON, Feb. S.-Twenty battalions
of infantry and Ii batteries of a tillery
in Ireland are shortly to be called out
for active training.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08
1000 Hands Thrown Out Of Work.

MT. CARMEL, Pa, Feb. e.-AlasfR
Coal and Iron Company's largest col
Hery, closed indefinitely One thou
sand hands are thrown out Of employ.
rnant
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08

WATERTowN, N. Y, Feb. s.-The
State Grange has selected Elmira as
the place for it's next annual session.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08
The Worst Storm since 1852.

here show that q terrible blizzard is
prevailing all over the Northwest, and
Is rapidly moving this way. The wind
is blowing from thirty to sixty miles
an hour. At some points snow is fall
falling heavily. 1t is said to be the
worst storm since 1889.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08
UNDERTAKING.
License Application.

Town Clerks ONCE, Waterbury,, conn,
Feb 8, 1890. This is to certify that
Michael Gahern has filed application
for license to sell spirituous and intox-
icatino liquors at go Mill street, and is en-
dorsed BY Fintop Brophy, R. Tanning,
J. Sutton, Martin Keefe and F. j. Rametti,
.eleotors and taxpayers in said town.
JAMES J. MADDEN, Town Clerk.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08
Canada's Colored Citizen

OTTAWA, Feb. 8. Ten thousand col
ored people in Canada have sent to tn,
Governor-General q loyal address,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08
Pianos! ORGANS!

THOSE intending to invest in q PLANO
l or ORGAN will do well to consult me
before purchasing, as can save you from
$25 to $40 on every instrument. People
sells direct from the manufacturer and has
no large store rent to pay and other ex-
penses attached to q store. I have tha
agency for the Gel. brated MASON q
HAMLIN Pianos and Organs, and the
famous HAZLETON BROTHERS. Pianor.
STERLING'S. and Others, Catalogues,
mailed free.
r. G. FoRBE9 g.
a2B South Main Street.
IL Orders for Tuning, Cleaning and
Repairing promptly attended to.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-08

j. j. McCAFFREY, Auctioneo".
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-31
The Two Rows at Levels.

Bev. Hartman and Rev. rhomp-
son gave rs their views of the two
great parties Oct. 18th. Rev.
Harmon arose ard after reading
ms platform and making q few of
what be called explanations, took
his seat mid the hearty ar pIause of
two republicans. From his talk
one would infer that he was going
to run the whole ssshebang'"' when
he got to Congress. He also call,
ed on several democrats before 90.
ing 10 the house to speak ,r try to
speak, voring IL get them to
Vote for him. bat was gr. etei by
such replies IS this: you are on
tie wong iist--rurn over and I'll
vote for j on. Wilson pleasee NE. ,
etc. &C. on being asked by one
PEI son il this was not a lard time
on politicians, replied that he was
not II politician; > any one who ever
heard him try TO make political
speech would know that without
telling. HE only arg ument-nis
only plea his Only straw OF hope
semed tn be that lie was q farmer.
Rev. Thompson then arose and
Tor two long AID stead, hours be
read, preached and sweated His
only redeeming ga ity of speech
were Tie old jokes or schestn uts'
that ne told anl frequently he
was interrupted By some impatient
democrat calling cut 'ches.nuts. ,
rats, etc. lie then took up the
SUI Ject of protected ur, and
urged heavy war against oil
men who object to paying double
for tue very tin out of which they
drink o. the pan out of which they
wash their faces.
lie next discussed the Mckinley
Bill endeavoring to chow that it
was jlst and right to protect BY
high tariff the millionaire man a.
factulcr yet let the poor producer
aud consumer go unprotected. He
even tried to prove that the tariff
lowers the price OF goods by com
pairing the prices of manutac' ured
articles of 1865 and 1899, showing
that the prices had decreased an :
der protection near one-half, yet
forgetting thut "65 was war times,
and that it was the inability TO
produce that caused the high pri
ceS.
Taken az whole, both speeches
were 'bosh, devoid of trnth or
reason, and were evidently cons:d
cred as such by thinking persons.
for % soou as the speakers wer e
through and about four republl-
cans had made a desperate effort
to raise shout the cry OF 'Uur-
ruh for Wilson almost tore the
armament.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-31

Rev. j. o. r. Corliss, pastor Of the Meth.
Cd 81 church ~ New ufelna, Bur lingtou
county, n. T., writes very tncouragis gly 90
OllOEs
DIR. O ". Kirk, Dear sir About four
years ago I took heavy cold that resulted
in astubborn catafh. IL increased in sever
iiy, gradually extending downward to The
Dha5ynx aud iarynK, thence TO the bronehia
The back pert Of my throat was cO7erad
With ulcers; my voice lost It's strength and
resonance, sometimes fadiug away into as
piratious' 10 so out into cool air vas g
be Elled up With phlezm and muCUs until u
was 10 pleasure % leave the house. tried
remedie ohiciual snd patented, Wiib no re-.
lief. the disease increased Ia maliguance
Radam's Microbo Killer Was suggested 70 me
and bsd come one other than yoarself had
charge oft should have dismissed II from
nv mind Having confidence 10 your judg-
msnt felt there must be something IN IL
A faithful use Of tho remedy has convinced
me that there is salvation ia 10 fJr every caa
tarrhal suffered. ! FEEL improved 10 every
wat. hosltb nuch improved, voice strong,
discharges mnch less prnfuse, ulcers healed
huars,ness gone can get full breath Of air
liz short can ssy the remedy is All that is
claimed for a. Yours,
j o. X COWIss.
:. For sale By Resell. 4 Bro Romaey. ".
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-31
COLD STREAu, Oct. 81, 1890.

Editor South Branch In,eHigencer i:
There appeared an article in your
issue ofOct. "a, 1890. headed :tWhere
do we stand. asking the question, Is
Holt, TIE candisilte or assumed can
didate OF the Fasmers' Alliance, using
his canvass in the interest," OF Harmau
and the Rrpub iclps p Ii reply to
This question have to sly that am
neither the candidate, nor assuwed
candidate of the Farmers Alliance.
but am an Alliance man olt aul
out, and am willing aud rrely al any
time and at any Llac3 to vindiclte its
principles. a. TO the implie charge
that | am using ny canvass in he
interest of Harmon and the Il pub
licaos, | wOuli simply say that my
past life among my aemocr tic friends
1f Hampshire burls back the charge
INTO the teeth Of its Instructor with
the scura which 1t 80 Justly deserves
1t is true that had an appointment
near Slanetville, and also true tIai
| spoke here at the time mentioned,
but it is not iruo that / CAV. way 10
Mr.. Davis. | said al that wouli
have said had not Mr.. DAVIS ben
there. Davis acted On his o~n re-
sponsib lily. he was introduced by
the chai man Of the NEE ing and
10y common consent made the
lOngesi re HASH OF the tariff issue ever
heart in that community. The au
thence began TO dispense, 9 ow wea.
~, and some one shouted Sunday Z
and il would have been a merci less
imp opriety in forcing a reply on the
Nearied impatIeuce of midnight. As
regarding a nonScomwittal Of my po-
litic / sentiments 10 the speech re-
ferred TO | would cay that my record
in poll cal discussions ia bU.h CapGE
and Bloc merry districts does most as.
sure lily define my JeTsrsonian prin-
ciples To a needless point. anil no poi l..
soned arrow OF cri icism has ever be.
fore been thru { IT me by any Of nv
demOcfaiiG lr,eD Is. As to convlc-
ions and courage Of those convictions,
I am proud TO cay that l never had
and hope | never shall have the cour-
age 20 impugn tho motives Of nv
feilOw-msn ip public journal. II
NY friendly critic doubted my democ
racY why not call ON me personally
TO make a public dcuoustra ion OF
my po iiic,l platform and not spread
broadcast In a county paper a with.
ering blighting interrogation.
GEO. A. Hort.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-31
Consnai!ssioners of Ezection.

The following are the CommissIon.
ers of Elrc ion appointed by The
Comfy Court, viz:
In Romney Distric', at the Cour:-
House-Jo ohm W. Marshall. William
Montgomery and A. j. Kremer.
AT the William 10y. Sd.
John ID. MilleJ Jr., aud Sylvester
In Mill Creek District, at Camp
Run-Ju' ius w. Taylor, james Kel-
leg aud jacob v. Huffman!
In Sherman Dlstric,> ct MeCsu.
leS's-Jos. NJ. Smith e. b. SSisher
and j. w. Cofrman.
At Sugar Grove-Samuei Park,
Thomas II. Mcdonald and e. K.
Michael.
At P:easan. Dale-J. VI. Florey,
Calvin Rogers aud James II. Savile.
In Capon District, at Blakefs-
William S'onaker. j. v. Powell and
J 81. Ward.
At Hooks Mill-H. P. Hook, c.
w. Creswell and A :. Anderson.
At Mt. Arey-B. +. K1mp,' L.
- ~ nv ohN ~ IL OHtNtSF.
In Springfield District, az Sp.ing-
6sld-Jas. c Shannon, jacob smith
an j. +. Dresser.
A. Frencb's e. Washington, Toll
bert Dickcn and z w. MeGit;, Jr.
At Locust Diie-Jas. W. Thomp.
son, p. w. Barnes AID a. w. DC.
Cau!ey.
lr Gore Dis riot. at Hopkins Lick
u lcob Stump. d. w. Pugh and ID
M. ID cken.
At Barnes Mill ". Scsalan, Jas.
K. Ne lis and Jacob Pultz.
At X dran-r. w. Ofutt, William
Snaltz and William DeIaplsne.
Al Btthel-Freierick Sayder, A
dam Abe aid +. [. L Kerns.
In B'oomery District. q, Green.
wood-P,tcr w. 10y, ] ,hn s. Nc
Coole and George w. Bowers.
At Walnut Grove-R. II. Frye.
F. G. McDona'd'and T. Il. Homer.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-31

AZ the opening Of the exercises In
Wheeling last Friday night when
that great man, Gov. Hill of Nau
York addressed such q vast audience
Mr.; I. 5. Riley brought out the
chairman (one beloved by our peonleS
with he following pleasant words /:
Among the many dIslinguie bad West
virginisns present this evenings the
firss Democratic Governor OF. the
ota'e-a man who has gone through
many political conflict, and who has
emerged from them without a scar
man whnse name is known. and
who Is honored and respected from
Caoeli to Hancock and from Wood TO
- herson a man who has brought
ho2or to every position he has occu
PIED, from Governor TO Judge. That
man q JobE j. Jacob, whom I now
present TO ycu as Chairman.'
Pousros, TEXAS, June 20, 1888.
For the public
Ny wife has been troubled with chronic
liver complaint and kidney disease for many
years coupled with indigestion and stub
oon constipation OF the bowels She has
taken three jugs Of Radsmrs Microbe Killer,
ard fe' Is greatly improved ia all es,.eeis.
aud has strong hopes Of permanent relief
oy continuing the use CT tie Sicrobe Killer
w. HARRAL.
For sale by E. Russell q Bro, Romney.