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Important Indiana Decision.

ISpIASApoLls, Feb. l3-Sand and
Peirce, trustees Of about S2,000,0O0 ol
mortgage bonds on the Indianapolis,
Decatur & Western railway, recently
brought suit to have decree entered
that the railroad property be sold in
New York city. Harry Crawford, oi
Chicago, attorney for the railroad, tIled
a demurrer that this court could no.
make such decree; that the sale wonld
have to be here. Judge Walker held
yesterday that he had full Jurisdiction
to order the mortgage foyeclosed and the
sale made in New York. The court also
decided that NIL labor claims against the
road must be filed in his court at once.
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BIG FIRE IN CHICAGO.
Tho New Fnrweil building lIurnstl-Loss
Ssnrly n linlf Million.


CHICAGO, Feb. l3.-The large brick
and stone building at the corner o.
Adams and Market streets, owned by the
great dry goods house Of J. v. Farwell
q Co., caught fire this morning and be-
fore the flames could DO subdued the
southern part Of 1t was gutted. This
portion OF the building was occupied by
Taylor Bros, dealers in hats and caps.
aud Work Bros, dealers in clothing and
uniforms. A heavy fire wall which runs
through tho middle OF the structure
prevented the spread OF the flames to The
northern half OF the building, which is
filled with the heavy wholesale stock OF
dry goods OF Messrs. Farwell. u
"A careful estimate OF the loss made
alter the fro was under control places
the total loss ut $4,000, OF which Mr.,
Work loses $3o5. 900; Taylor Bros. S5O..
N0, aud Farwell 4 Co., on building,
100000.
I One life Is probably lost aud sey.
crai other tiremen are seriously injured.
William Saalender, while on 3G.foot
ladder on the south wall, was knocked
from his footing and fell to the stone
pavement below. He struck on his
head and was picked up unconscious.
His skull was fractured and he was ia.
injured. John Meyers fell with
.he crashingin oftLe thi,d floor and was
dragged out more dead than alive BY bis
1t is not thought, however,
that he Is fatally hurt: Three other men
were cut about the face, head and hands
by flying glass and particles, but none
ot them seriously.
p! 1t IS yet mystery as to how the fire
started. There arc no furnaces, stokes
Or other device for heat in the basement
except gas, and MS this was burning all |
night it Is not thought probable that 1t
was the cause. All the heat used is fur
lished from the wholesale department
II Farweti & Co., is furnished by pips
through the fire wall. The tire
comes especially heavy on the firms In |
he burned building, owing to the CON.
ng spring trade for which ail had been
preparing. Hundreds Of orders had
)een filled, while us many more were on
he files. Not less than $500 persons
will be thrown out OF employment.
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Postnlnsters nnd Pensions,

Special DtspGich 10 the InteiCcncer.
WAsnISoToS, D. G., Feb. 13.-M. J..
Prickett, vice J. E. Watson, removed,
has been appointed postmaster at Mon.
tam mines, Marion county. West vir-
ginia. ,-r'
Pensions were granted as follows: In.
crease-Jeese Jopling. Graham Mines;
William H: Dougherty, Elm Grove ;
Haratio N. Warden, ,'Davis; Alex Clark,
Spring Hill; James A. Srnallridge,
French Creek; Issac S. Collins, Auburn; !;
Washington Lane, Ravenswood: Samuel
Battin, Limestone Hill; Malay W. Rock,
Letart; Albert Mack, Taylorstown; !;
Thomas G. Boggess, Fairmont; Thomas
B: Mclaughlin, Braxton; Irwin Stuart,
Wolf Run, Lemual Richards, Zennia.
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Died Of Pneumonia.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. ls.-sister
Mary Angelo Won Gerolt died Of pneu.
monia yesterday at the Convent OF
Visitation, in this city, in her 10th year.
She was daughter Of Baron Won Gerolt
who was German Minister at Washing
ton from 1864 to 1868. a~
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The Social Question in Germany.

LONDON, Feb. l3.-!The Ttlegraph's
Berlin correspondent says that the Em-
peror's rescripts arc intended to make
the social question the leading subject
OF the day. The state council will i'm
mediately frame proposals for the con
sideration OF the powers thatare 10 meet
in the conference. 1t is possible that in
these propositions there will be an effort
to fix a minimum rate OF wages. The
council is attended constantly by experts
sent from different geographical districts
Of Germany. o.
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PARIS, Feb. l3.-At meeting OF the
Cabinet to-day NJ. Spuller, Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, announced the recent
OF an invitation from Germany for
France to take part in the labor confer
ence to be held in Berlin in accordance
with the ideas expressed in the recent
rescripts Of Emperor William. The
Cabinet decided that NJ. spuller should
ask Tor details as to the scope OF the
work OF the conference before replying
to the invitation.
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TILE DUKES SENTENCE.
no" It Is Regarded In Frnnce-Approyed
h by the Republicans. ...u"

Ao" 1t Is Regarded In Frnnce-Approyed
by the Republicans.
PARIS, Feb. 13.-The Republican jour.
nails approve the sentence Of two years
imprisonment imposed on the Duke Of
Orleans yesterday and Say that the mani.
festations made by the 0rleanista pre-
clude the possibility OF a pardon for the
Duke or. a reduction in Ills sentence.
The Journal Des Debdts says it hopes the
government will not allow the proyoca-
ton Of the royalists TO prevent its ex-
tending clemency TO the young Duke.
The royalist papers refer to the noble
feelings that inspired the Duke to offer
his services as common soldier and de.
clare thatin view Of his patriotic motives
the sentence imposed on him is mon.
atrous. zE l'f 3 E
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A New Jcwelry Store to bs Started.

1t is reported on good authority that
a new jewelry firm is soon to be
formally announced. The partners
will be Mr. Charles Hancher, a membe,
OF the jewelry firm Of I. G. Dillon 4
Co., and Mr.. A. Allan Wheat, late of the
Wheeling Pottery. Their place OF bust.
ness will be at 1881 Market street, in the
Weidebusch building, the front Of
which is to be torn out and handsome.
y remodeled. The new firm proposes
to open about May l.
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LONDON, Feb. l3.-Conservatives an.
piled the energetic action OF the Govern.
ment yesterday all attempts at disorder
and say thas the state Of discipline in
the army puts au end to all apprehen-
sions OF republicanism. The Iiepubl1-
can papers vchemently condemn the
course OF the Government. 0l
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Hank Mt Brsa1teE Court House.
tfcidl Dispdtch 10 the Iuielli0eucer, n

Special DlVa!ch 10 nc 7nltli0enceT. y -
BnA1roN, g. H., Feb. l3.-The organ
ization OF bank here was consummated
by the election Of the following directors
to-day: George W. Curtin, DIN. Berry.
F. J. Baxter, H. W. Carly, W. F. Morri'
son, w. L. Raymond and J. $. Hyer. J
S. Hyer was made President and T. M
Berry Cashier. The bank expects t
commence operations about March l.
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, SOON TO BE MARRIED.

Theodore Thomns, the Grcnt AInsicnl
Leader, t" Wed n Chicngo Lady.
CHICAGO, Feb. lS.-Wedding bells are
soon to ring again for Theodore Thomas,
the great orchestral leader, and the an.
nouncement has added interest in this
city from the fact that bis fiancee is a
Chicago lady OF high social position,
Miss Rose Fay, the bride that is to be, il
the daughter Of the. late Rev. Charles
Fay, m Episcopal clergyman of Cam
bridge; Mass. He was n son OF Judge
Samuel P. Fay, also OF Cambridge, a mar
Of considerable note in his time. ~,
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Mr.. Shaw then offered House Joint
Resolution No. II, providing for the
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No Marriage ut All.

CHICAGO, Feb. lS.-The Jennings di.
worse was set aside by Judge Collins this
morning, which makes Mrs, Jennings
marriage to John P. Webber, the Boston
millionaire, no marriage at all. This
case has figured prominently in the
courts here and has been fully published
here and in the east. go rs. :, IA
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Tho Sioux RescryntIou Boomcr,,

PIERRE, S. D., Feb. 13.-The boomers
continued to cross the river all night
last night and the scene at Ft. Pierre
has been exciting. The citizens have
formed vigilance committee and claim
Jumpers will be seriously dealt with,
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Mnti,otiist Centcnnlnls,

New YoRK, Feb. lS.-The centennials
Of the Methodist book concern and the
SEVENTEEN anniversary Of the Methodist
Missionary Society were celebrated here
tonight, The possibility OF a union
with the Presbyterian church was well
coined by some OF the speakers. s'-
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prpNitlnufinlp pOxf mn.tn

WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. l3.-Among
the appointments made by the President
to-day were the following postmasters:
Robert W. Bannatyne, Munkhannock
George s. KEEPER, Ashland; Joseph Kel-
ler, Somerset; Edward II. Graves,
Coatesyille, Pa,
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7N. Tr-
Relief OF the Indians,

WASHINGTON, D.. G., Feb. 1s.-The
President has authorized the expendi.
ture ofs3,00o for the relief Of the present
urgent needs Of the Devils Lake Indians
in North Dakota. A measure is pending
In Congress appropriating sac, 900 addi:
tional for the substance Of these In.
dinns. ~ ..r,I = s-.r., /, rs sPF
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Free Education Abandoned.

LONDON, Feb. l3.-Mr. Smiths state.
ment yesterday is interpreted as mean
ing that the government will drop the
subject Of assisted education for this
session. The Ne,rs reports that the
government has given even more dis.
tinct intimation that free education il
completely abandoned.
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4 L0coniativa Exnlatlea,

PlrrsnrRdu, Pa, Feb. l3.-The boiler
OF n locomotive attached to passenger
train on the Pittsburc, McKeesport and
Youghiogheny railroad exploded this
morning at Douglass station near West
Newton. One person was killed and two
injured. galf -,.- n = -
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CoSsrANr!SorLE, Feb. 13.-At Il re.
quest Of Mr.. Hirsch, the American Min.
lister, tho Porte has imprisoned in his
own palace, Moissa Bey, the Kurdish
chief, who is charged with rohbing and
outraging Christians in Armenia.
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LOCATED IN CANADA.
The Pacific Express Embexzlcr Traced to
Toronto.

Ahe IncihC L1Apresh EWDe1Zlcr IrnCcu to
Toronto.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 13.-Superintendent
Fuller, OF the Pacific Express Company,
has received a telegram notifying him
that F. a. Walton, the money clerk who
stole $4,000 OF the company's money at
Dallas, Texas, some days ago, has been
traced to Toronto, Canada. No arrests
has yet been made but Superintendent
Fuller says that if it can be proved that
Walton carried any part of the stolen
money into Canada he can be tried there
for grand larceny and punished. Fuller
ALEC says there will be no let up in this
matter until Walton is definitely located,
captured and punished for his crime.
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Capital Notes.
Special Dispatch TO thI I,lteiliue,iesr,

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. 13.-Alra.
&. w. Atkinson, Of Wheeling, is visiting
here. =.
E. Fl. Curtis, of Brooke county, is act
ing US Sergeant-at-Arme OF the Senate
during the absence OF Sergeant Hawkins,
at Clarkshurg. Il
Amoug the arrivals in the city is A..
W. Gregg, of indianapolis. He was
chaplain Of the Eighth West Virginia
Infantry during the rebellion, and was
appointed recruiting officer by Governor
Pierpoint in 81, after which ho was
commissioned chaplain with the rank OF
Captain, and was at one time prisoner
OF war in Libby prison. q
Henry Brice, colored miner, was
killed yesterday at Pioneer mines, near
this city, by falling slate.
No appointments have yet been made
by Governor Fleming. but it is stated on
good authority that the slate will be
completed in few days and given to
the public.
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pEsMolSEs, a., Feb, l3.-In the
meeting Of the Grand Lodge A. O. U,
W. reports showed that there were
seventy lodges In the State and 4,l95
members. The treasury contains 81, 100.
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ENROUTE 10 THE CONVENTION.

Delegates Mt Grnft0u--1InrsI,nl White
Heartily Congratulated.
Special Dispatch to The In,enigencer:
GRAFTON, W. Va, Feb. ]3 -To.night's
trains are bringing delegates enroute for
to.tnorrow's Republican league eonven-
ton at Clarksburg. Among those al
ready here are Congressman Atkinson
and United States Marshal White whose
ftiends are :econgratulating him on his
confirmation by the Senate.
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Railroad Ticket Agents

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Feb. l3.-The in
ternational association Of railroad ticket
agents is holdingits second annual ses,
sion in this city. The association has
decided to hold the next annual meet.
ing Denver. ~ fIT 1rsai
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Cant, Ncnl'x Assnt1nnt Convicted,

Special Dispatch to the IuteQiaeneer,
BUcKnANxoY, W. Va, Feb. l3.-A
verdict OF guilty was rendered in the
Circuit Court this evening in the case Of
the State against James Perkins (colored.
for a felony. He was arrested for knock
ing down and robblng Captain Neal ont
night last December. &
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1t Ia Denied.

New YonK, Feb. 13.-President L. Il.
Smith, Of the. Anchor Oil Company,
when seen at. his Office, this afternoon,
stated that tho story to the effect that an
important conference OF Oil producers
would DO held in this city to-day, was
untrue. T5 x Il s}ts5fs siII NY
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A Jealous Husbands Deed.

New YoRH, Feb. ia jealous hus-
band in Brooklyn shot three times the
man he believed had wronged him yes
'terday. The shooter is John Maginis, a
young machinist Of 1928 Columbus street,
Brooklyn, and the victim was his
brother.in.la Daniel Lyons. Lyons is
dying in the hospital with three bullets
in his body, and Maginis gave himselfup
immediately after the shooting and in
court this morning was committed 10
await the result OF the Injuries,
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Steamship News.

LoSDoS, Feb. 13.-The steamer Trayc
from New York February 5, arrived at
southampton at 10 a. IN. today and pro-
ceeded for Bremen.
Baltimore, Feb. 13.-The steamship
Domlta, which arrived here to-day, sail
ed from Glaagow December 81. Captain
Wilson reports heavy and continuous
gales from January2 to February !. He
was driven 1000 miles out OF his course.
One seaman was swept overheard and
drowned by the heavy seas.
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Mnrringe mt Clnrksburg.

Special Dispdlch 70 ihe Inltlllgenctr. IN ?
ChARKsBvRa, W. Va, Feb. 14.-Mr.
Less G. Race Of Chicago, ILL.,, and Miss
Genevieve Stuart, one OF Clarksburg's
most accomplished young ladies, were
married to-day at 2:30 ,. m. at the
residence Of the BRIDES parents. by Rev.
L. Z. Peters. Quite a number ofinvited
guests were present. The presents were
many and some very costly. The happy
couple leave this evening for their future
home in Chicago.
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TILE INDEPENDENT OIL MEN.
rhcy Make n Proposition to the Standard
4 Company. .s

Thcy MhR6 n FFUpOSItIUn % tho ot]{hunfu
Company.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb. 13.-At meet
ing OF independent oil producers ofthis
vicinity today proposition was made
to the Standard Company Tor the latter
to handle a daily output Of from 5000 to
10000 barrels Of oil, which 10 to be re-
turned to the producers after refining,
the Standard to receive tolls and charges
for the same. II tho proposition is not
accepted the producers Say they will be
forced to erect independent rehneries.
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Grent Show Storm In Tc1ps,

ST. LOUIS, Feb. l3.-Dispatches from
several widely separated towns and
cities in Texas say that an unprecedented
snow storm has prevailed for large
area Of the State and that snow now lies
on the ground from 9 to II inches deep,
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MlLwAurEE, WIS, Feb. lS.-Coal gas
escaping from stove in the house No.
400 Mappe street, Tuesday night, almost
put an end to a family Of six people.
Two OF them will probably die. (,
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Famous Stallion Dead.

BuFrALo, Feb. l3.-The famous stal.
lion Homer, owned by the Messrs.
Jewett died yesterday at their stock
farm IN Erie county from internal com
plant. r e.
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Sick headache is,- readily cured by
Hoods sarsaparilla, which tones and
regulates the digestion, and creates M
appetite. ii
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The first business Of Importance trans
acted in the House this morning was
the consideration Of the proposed
amendment by the Senate to the gen.
eral appropriation bill. The following
amendments were agreed to by the
House: Strike out all Under the sub.
title, Farmers Institute Society Of West
Virginia, down to and inserting the
word Governors" for contingent ex-
penses OF Senate, extra session 5000; to
pay compensation allowed by law to
lanltor Tor his services during the extra
session Of the Legislature Ss7; to pay d.
y. Kelly for his services as assistant
sergeant.at-Arms, &C., Sis; to pay iani-
tor for extra labor hired during the ex-
tra session OF the Legislature, S26l; to
pay Alfred Rheinstrom for services as
clerk, &C., so; to pay Alfred Rheinstrom
as clerk and stenographer OF the Guber-
material Contest Committee s., $780, In
sert in the DILL as follows: To pay John
b. While, for copying for the Gnberna-
torlal Contest Committee SS3 80; under
the subtitle commissioner OF Labor"
after the words, "May 80, 1890, 81, 200, "
insert the words "or SO much thereof as
may be necessary" under the subtitle
".misceItaneous," insert the following:
10 pay II. Stealey Shaw, ex-SheriG OF
Preston county, the amount paid by
him i'll removing Roby, lunatic, from
the Jail OF said county to the asylum at
Weston, S25 G5.
The item increasing the mileage and
per diem ofmembers Of the Contest Com
mittee irom SLIP TO SLIP was disa-
greed to, rs was also the item allowing
5000 for M extra clerk in the Treas.
urers office, and Mr.. Chew was ap.
pointed to communicate the Houses
action to the Senate. The bill takes
elect from its passage.
On motion OF Mr.. Shaw, Senate joint
resolution No. 5. providing for the nd.
]ournment Of the Legislature at II
o'clock to-day, was taken up and Mr.
Shaw then moved to amend the resolu'
ton by substituting MONDAY, Feb,
ruary H." for Thursday, February l3.'
MIR. stilel raised the point OF order thai
IS the time specified in the resolution
had passed the resolution was dead and
anew House joint resolution would be
necessary to take the required action
Mr.. Sprigg also took this view Of thu
case. ...5 -.
Mr.. Jack moved that the vote b.
which the resolution was taken up b.
reconsidered. ,s5 Il @
Mr.. Gibson claimed that the busines
oeiorc the House was the amendment u
10 the resolution and accordingly tn
motion to reconsider was out OF order
The chair 80 ruled, and then on motio1
OF Mr.. Davies the amendment was lai
on the table. s5ys3i.{s '{tfis
THE ADJOURNMENT QUESTION.
Mr.. Shaw then offered House Join
Resolution No. II, providing for til
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CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. l3.-The
Conference Committee on Appropria'
ton Amendments has not yet reported
to the Legislature, but the INTELLIaEN.
GER correspondent has it from reliable
source that the committee is unanimous
in allowing the salary OF the additional
cleik in the Treasurer office. Two re.
ports will be submitted regarding the
amount allowed the Contest Committee.
The majority will recommend $1,000 ad.
dilional to the members OF the commit.
tee, while the minority report will ad.
vocate the original Lie. s-.
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d GuYEn's New Spring Style Huts Just
received at Dingcr's, 3S Twelfth street.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-18
Inc Unitrd States District Conr,
OF Idaho.

The United States District Cour,
Of Idaho,
Judge Fields, of the United States
Supreme Court, who is assigned to the
Ninth Circuit, of which Idaho ia =.
part, says the Boise Statesman. has
appointed Jos. P. Wilson Marshal for
Idaho.
The Judge of this circuit is Lorenzo
Sawyer, and the circuit is divided into
seve" districts. Judge SAWYER has az.
pointed A. L. Richardson clerk of the
district court.
Judge Sawyer has assigned Judge
Deadly OF the Oregon district, to open
and organize the court for the DIS.
trict Of Idaho on the third day of No.
vember.
The first term Of the United States
Dist riot Court in the State of Idaho
will therefore begin in Boise, the 3rd
Of next month.
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THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT.

Sixth Judicial Dag Of the October,
1890, Term Chief Justice Beatty
Presiding.
Sabrina Casey IS. Reginald S. Ca
sey.-Decree ordered.
S. J. Friedman vs.. John Groesbeck
ct al.-Verdict for plaintiff.
In re Frank D'ake ct al. W. Gus.
tav Bohlke ct al.--Alias execution to
be issued.
J. H. Beamer vs.. John Groesbeck
ct al.-Mosion for change of venue
denied. Defendants move for . con.
tinuance.
Ann Frances Short ". William
Short Decree ordered.
Hatten Mabrier vs.. I.orm. Mabrier.
entered.
VIM. WEIGH, plaintiff and appellant,
vs.. T. J. Edgiugton ct al, defendants
and respondents.-Placed OH calender.
H. z. Burkhart vs.. Geo. H. Roberts
ct al Continued until next term,
at plaintiffs costs.
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Gave them a Thorough Trial.

Hon. f. A. Moore, member of As.
sembly, Richmond county, New York,
writes:
81 have two Affections which some
times make life Il burden. One is
dyspepsia, the other is rheumatism
| heard that BRANDRETH's PILLS,
taken one o. two at night on an
empty stomach. would cure rheumatic
pains. | gave them thorough trial
for three weeks, taking one or two
every night. To my delight, not only
was cured of rheumatism, but dys>
pepsia, costiveness and billiousness.
They did not interfere with my diet
or business, and l real y think them
an incompatible blood purifier and