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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-14

injurious drugs nsed the 3nctot cures permanently
and As quickly ssfsiy be done,
LIBERAL AND SPECIAL TERMS.
he nr Rae started special department
~ Treatment by Iasit. He Will irr fhe pre~sut treai
rssnts s-PtyiTa ny ieflrr tHT are ropnal 'h9rEe ~
Dollars per months treatment, tl7!adinis
1'~g!clN.s and all lesfer cancellations N15lhE tst
f'ne resHi-ass this 10 far below the usual ehars%
I'D AZ ts NpN YORK olUe. and the uulf npfot 1pn
rvsr offered far obtaining the saryid ~ an expert
"Au 1iHE~tpense The i,r, rsase this oar, "a he
= not 1epeHtant hts mail dspaftRrnt isStHg
age i1eouta it,si his York CFy practAce where
he tHas pad him specialist nre siuous the kargest
sns highest paid IN the rity The bF's nigh stGuc
ins reputation Ia Nov Tofk foI years Is the 5ess
Ensran'es - pafauts.
10 not be h am M, ruad pv qus-ss with t-ee pre-
stTtHrs- rstsft tnsarii,es called medical agun
rsH oles AsA The iikA Who hand yonr case over
"a Inexperienced assistant. Those who have saf'efed
Tor Fedra. spoas psUueY and lost all hope, seea.c
rrits I,r BonFehuT. Earh case mas the Dr's per-
scnaa attention. Write at once, stating case sua
enclosing ss for month treatment OF Hrtts
NJ sruptn1 hiArs. enclosing stamp Tor rcpIT- Al
N's-u7nn rs.cu- strc.iy ennhdeusssl. So savsTost
Gsnt - v etnssiay aud SATURDAY,
i = sbsAu the s9eeisi tsrnas 1srson ms p~es-
febydAwly
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Attempt to Assaasinsts Pres. Hippo.
!yse-Two Oniosss Killed,

New YoRK, May ~ --Advices from
Hasti state IN 1t recea: a.tem ,t was made
to a.ssssinate Pfestdeny Hppolyte near The
ei,y Of Hsyti, white rIdiog with . few
cfiicsss. Two Of his companions wtrs
killed. The assassins escaped. Another
revolution and civil var was feared.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-14

HIts-C1nfinnAd, 8. Bfo0kIyH. 10. Effofs-
Cincinnati, 0: Broohiyn. 1. Duryss and Zee
nan, Terry and Con Daley.
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Hfts-Fittsb1fr 9, New York J. ESfofs-Pitt
b4rsx; New York 8. Calvin and Berger; Rnsis
Buckley and O'kourke.
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HHs-Boston, !, Chicsgo, o. krrors-Bnston
/. Chicago, l. Getein and Camel; GumbeIt an,
kittredge.
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Treatment by Letter. /.
i'c Not Class this with 0rdlusrs
Medical Advertisements.

DR.. B0MSCHuR, ss.' Sc west '.'.' ass'.as s*.h
.7-s-s' New Fork City. " Y, Is the lesdins
ape lSiist fHt 81 nsrvO8s. blood and urinary
dtssases Infectious ntbsrNi.e. The Doctor treas
anA. q u anNnLlng iNuM llNaA Pei
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DAHA's II "GuAnAsrxkD. TO Cunsi
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Iudic.sd for uttsrios Forged Order

WORCESTER, May lS.-Clsrk Wells
Hsfch, former Boston agent Of the Trav-
e!er's Insurance Co., vas indicted by the
grand jury today for utterings forged CT
der. He will be sYrsigned tomorrow.
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Association.
Association Standing

HNs-Cincfnhsu, Is; WasbtnFton, Q.
Cincinnati, 2, Washington. II. Crane an
ley, Mace, Hatfield snd Mcclure.
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Postal Changes

WAsHiseroH, May Is w T. Kings.
bury has been appointed postmaster a'
Bradford, vice T. r Kingsbury.
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Tuobase hits--Foster Packard, Tpksv and
Hutchinson. Three base hits-Hilton. Earned
runs-bowdoin 4.
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New Eakiaud League.
Al Portland

Al Portland
Innings. o Q
Portland. o o B. 4
LyIn................ 0 0 o 0 o.
Hits--Poitlands, IL; Lynn. :. Portland
3; Lynn, 3. Collins and Shine; Sullivan and
Dillon.
AT Manchester
Innings. ? 3 8 Q
Wercest r...........0 . 0 0 x-H
Manchester. l 3 o . G-l3
Hits-wore lester. 6, Manchester, II. Errors
Worcester. Z; Manchester. II. Taber and Hayes
Duuning, Cross and CoughliB
At Lowell
Innings. 2 3 s & 80
Lowtll............ o 2 o o ~
Salem. ............. o = 0 2 c. q
Hits-Lowell. 9; Salem. II. Errors-LowelI. s !,
Salem, 4. Evans and Broughton; Henry, Fiz.
gerald AID Burriu.
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.tps SIR nr In an.
FOR SALE.

nsnter OF desirable rosilen5as In Augas..
Me-. varying In price from ESQ 20 $500; a
30 several 40 10 rs acre places In tho suburbs OF
this city, one two story hOuse Snt ics IN Lewiston,
NJ. humber OF farms In kenneheo county,
varying In price FROM slSGo 10 5000. Houses
and tHacments 70 let. y. ". WHTrHnusx, Al
tcrrsy. Augusta. M.iss. i&rtdi
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DAsA's ABSOLUTELY Co.xs.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-30
ENERGETIC ATHLETES.
Warren's Rapid Improve
m~ent-Tennis, Wheel,
Bat and Turf.

The Warren Athlete Association held
aspirited meeting at its rooms on Newark
avenue last night. Its quarters have
been made more cossy by the addition OF
comfortable fnrns<ure and aHorning the
walls with pictures. These improve
ments wore made by the com
mittse yesterday. The association
has made rapid progress as It's
officers and members are nergef1c ana
ambitious to force It into the athletic
world. The success achieved hns con
aged them and they are hustiing WITH
weeks ago with q half dozen members;
now 1t has IA on the active roll Eleven
were elected last night and TWEEN
fy-three propositions were re-
cefved. The committee has leased
large rooms, but will not vacate the pres
8 very cosey home until September.
The association Is negotiating with a
boat club and q yacht club. and from
present indications there will be . con-
solfdatlon OF the three and a formluaDie
organization will be effected. II the
union is established the association
will lay out a tract and
near the shore front. Action was taken
last night to make the festival at Gale
donian Park a social success. Ihdt IL
will be q success financially Is assured, as
the reports show that the sale of tickets
has been ample and will more tnan meet
the expenses Floor and Reception Com
mittees were appointed, n a Police
Committee was also selected to reject all
Objectionable persons and see that
order Is maintained. The Assocla-
ton desires to make it q family
affair. An attractive display OF fireworks
will be given which is expected TO draw
many ladies' and children The event
will be given next Friday evening. In
vitations will be sent to the leading social
aud athletic clubs. a committee was Sc
lectcd from rival athletic clubs to act as
the Judges at she contest for the prize to
20 TO the most popular athlete A vote
Of thanks was rendered to THE JERSEY
CITY NEWS for extending a helping band
to the new club. The Association will
meet again on Thursday night when the
membership cards will be issued
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-30
Diamond Chips.

The New Yorks are still IN the lead by
O small margin. Yesterdays scores were:-
New YORK s. Boston 4; Brooklyn II, Pull
adelphia 10; Chicago s, Piltsburg 3; Gin
cinnati 8, Cleveland l.
Chicago has now an excellent chance
Of reRaiuing first place. The Giants
must play away from home until July IS,
and go away with a crippled team.
Boston again leads ia the Association,
as ST. Louis was defeated yesterday. The
scores:-Boston Z, Washington 2; Athle :
les ), Baltimore 4; Columbus II, st. Louis
10.
Eastern Association games yesterday
Buffalo, 9; Lebanon. Z. Syracuse, z; New
Haven, 3. Troy. Z; Rochester, 8.
The second nine of tue Tabernacle
Athletic Association defeated the New
York post Office team at the Grand street
grounds on Saturday afternoon. The
score was Tabernacle, II; New York
post Office, A..
The first team of the Tabernacle A. A.
won the game at G~reenpotnt on Satur-
day. The Greenpoint A.C. was their rival
The baseball team of the Warren Ath
letic Association defeated the Kaintucxs
Of HobokeD on the Marion grounds yes
terday. The score was:-Warren, Is
Kaintuck, G. The Warreas are open fol
challenges from all athletic clu bs. 1hs
manager can be addressed at Henderson
street and Railroad veHH
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-30

morniDg on a charge of abandonment
preferred by Poor Master Hewitt. His
wife aud one year old child were in
Court.
Malone is a strapping young fellow and
earns, according to his wife's story, as
high rs $40 a week in the rubber factory.
They were married two years ago, but
have not been able to live happily to-
gether since the first three mouths of
their married life. A mother-in-law who
gets a portion of Malone's wages appears
to be the boae of contention. Both are
Of a fiery disposition and If the brawl be-
tween them in Court, Notwithstanding
the Courts effort to shut both their
mouths, is a sample of what their life was
at home. the Oyerseer and tha Justice
were right in intimating it was better
they should live apart.
The Justice. however, required that
Malone should give bonds to furnish his
wife So a week. Malone was represented
by Counsellor Deunin.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-30
In the Shadow Of a Great Name.

civilian Tweedf'' called Court Officer
Pierson in the First Police Court this
morning. The lobby turned its gaze
upon the dock door as though half antici-
pating the appearance of the ghost OF the
late lamented "Boss." A tall, raw-bone |
individual, with a big brimmed black
SLOUGH hat stalked forth and gazed stupid
ly about the ROOM.
He was arrested by Patrolman Maloney
for being disorderly in Henderson street
last evening. He was frightening the
children. Police Justice O'Donnell soon
saw the man was demented. Tweed said
he lived over on a farm in Delaware
county, New York, but had just returned
from a visit to his sick sister in Kansas.
He was remanded until the Justice could
decide what could best be done with him.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-30
pistnrhnd Whaaiman-

There is every indication that the rul-
ing of the Rights and Privileges and Elk.
cutive Committees of the League of
American Wheelmen in declaring rule q
demonstrations Is going TO lead TO much
trouble. The Western Wheelmen are
much ineensed over the action Of
Randell from the office of Char
man OF the Racing Board. Mr.. Handell
i a resident OF Chicago, which account
for the Western men's dissatisfaction. A
call has been issued for an assembly
meeting of the league to be held as soon
as possible. President Dunn viii be re-
quested 10 call an assembly meeting,
when 1t Is very evident the liveliest dis
cussiou of league matters ever held will
take place.
The object OF the special meeting is to
discuss the alliance with the A. a. u.
and also matters pertaining TO the racing
interests Of the organization.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-30

no WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. PURSUANT TO
Il the PROVISIONS Of an aes Of the LEGISLATURE of
the State OF ow Jersey entitled AN act 70
authorize persons to change their name&" APP
rrovot II sbruary "a 1879. notice Is hereby gfyen
that / snail apply 10 the Circuit Court OF the
County Of Huison. 81 the Court House in Jersey
CIV. on SATURDAY the eleventh day OF july, A. u.
1901. az ten O'Clock IN the forenoon or as soon
rhareafrer as 1 can DO heard. for an order 10
aulnori y me 70 assume another name. 70 wit. the
~ NORnIs l. sELASsKY,
No. iU Mercer street. Jerzey city. Nj.
HFsRT EHALD. Attorney.
Dated IuEs 9tn. lS3L
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-30

The Granite Athletic Association of
Hoboken has decided not to have any
boxing contests until fall. The organi-
cation suffered a severe financial loss on
the Kilrain- Slavin exhibition aud at
tributed IL to the hot weather, although
they have a cool rink SO arranged that
almost the entire roof can be removed.
just as soon rs the cooler weather sets
In the directors will endeavor 70 arrange
q series of monthly contests that will last
through the entire winter. 1t was also
decided that no purses be put up and no
one be allowed to box in tue club rooms
under any Pretext Whatever unless they
are first class men.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-30
The Athletic Arena.

The Star athletes will compete at the
games of the Lorillard A G. on the CLUBS
grounds at Oakland Park on Saturday
next. The improvements are almost COM
pseted aud It is predicted that fast time
will be made over the new but well laid
track.
The Scottish American A. C. are
pleased with the repoots of the sale of
tickets for the picnic and club games at
Caledoniau Park next Saturday. There
will be boxing, running, walking and
Jumping contests and dog races.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-30
comnlata and yalnahIa

The Larchmont Yacht Club has issued
Ainanaeome and complete annual It is a
book of owe two hundred pages and con-
tains the constitution, bylaws. sailing
regulations, signals, List of members and
the names Of boats. with dimensions aud
styles of architecture. colors Of each club
and maps 1t is a valuable work
for yachtsmen.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-30
Summer Meeting At Guttenberg.

The Hudson County Jockey Club will
have a summer meeting. Arrangements
have been perfected to avoid a clashing
of oates with other associations. The
meeting will open on Friday, August 81,
and continue on all open dates of the
other jockey clues until the regular
season begins at Gutenberg. An agree
ment has been made with the Brighton
Beach Racing Association, and the dates
at Gutenberg and Coney Island will not
conflict.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-30
A SUPPLEMENT TO AN ORDINANCES EN-

A SUPPLEMENT TO AN ORDINANCES EN-
IA titled,
Bergen Railroad Company 10 use electric motor as
propelling power OF its ears approved september
~. 1aeg"
Ihe Mayor and Board OF Street and Water Commits
sioners Of Jersey City on behalf Of tho Wunici-
patty OF said city do ordatn as f~ouowss
Section ]. That section ] OF the ordinance. 70
which this is a supplement- be amended by adding
the following words. provided. that before about
ing any system Of applying Or using electricity as
motive power WnereDY any obstruction Is put u
en- or over any street. by overhead wires or other
wise, o by any conductor under any street. tne
PROPOSED plans and methods shall be submitted IN
detail aud Win full explanations 90 this board. aua
a resolution shall have been regularly adopted by
this Board approving the same and granting the
right TO the SAID company 20 use anu adopt TIE
plans or nnsthods so s0ba'itted for approval 10 the
tectee and tho free Use OF the streets BY the people
preserved,
Section z. That nothing contained in this ordin-
anee shan prevent the said company from con-
Quoting the experiment. In the use OF 81 .etriotty
ROW being made on montgomery street from ar
lex street. wesr but SAID experiment or use OF cleo
frieity sEaI not be extended below or east OF Var
fek street without the consent OF this Bosrd a.
provided IN the first section Of this ordnance.
NHAs. J. sOAtksy
President
Passed June II. 1891.
G.. e. BoUfos.
Approved juno IS, 1881.
OlzsTEs CLEyzLssD.
Mayer.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-30

The Atlantic Boat Club Of Hoboken. the
pioneer boat club of this county, intends
branching out as a social body, and will
build a club house In this city TO cost
e11 00
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOIICL To LIEDI1O4E~
Estate OF Michael Drtscoil. deceased Ellen Dris-
coll owen Farley and Frank j. Matthews, executors
OF Ntchael DrfscolL deceased. by orler OF the
Deputy Surrogate OF Hudson countF dated April
a. is9i. hereby give notice to the creditors OF said
decedeut to bring IA their debts. de niands ana
clains against the estate Of SAID decedent under
onrh or aairmation. within nine months from the
dare OF said order. or they viii be forever barred
OF any action therefor against said execg<ors-
ELLEN DEtSC<LL
OWEN FARLEY.
FRANK J. MATHEWS
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-30
Notice to Builders of Steam Fire
Engines.

sealed Proposals viii be received st the Head
quarters OF the Jerscy City lire Department, 30.
"a Bay street. on or before "Wednesday evening.
July l. 1881. at ) O'Clock. FOR the dehNery AZ SAID
Headquarters OF
ONE NEW s~EcoSD-cLAsS STEAM FIRE ENGINE.
Proposals must be signed, sealed and accom-
painted with specifications. and directed 10 the
Committee on Apparatus and Repairs and filed
with the clerk OF the Board OF Fire Commissioner.
The Board reserves the right TO reject any or all
proposals II deemed for the best interest OF the
city so TO do.
W Il. r. KERN,
Chairman OF Com mittoe on AppaFafu as aad kepairA
Clerk Lcard OF fire Com missioner
Jersey City. June - ISL
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-30
QUARRELED EYEN IL cOugE.
Justice O'DOnneii Considers a Case Of
Domestic Unhspp mess

Michael Malone of No. 1871 Ninth street
was before Police Justice o'Donneil this
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-30

The Great Trial Stakes, won by HIS
Highness yesterday was worth S22.0 9s.
There was a strong tip in this City yes
terday on Eclipse.
The race track officials 40 not take any
stock in the rumors that the jockeys
are thinking OF going on a strike on
account of the Board Of Control rule
prohibiting them from betting. All the
good jockeys are under contract and
could not go into such a move ment with
out getting into serious legal trouble, and
the Board of Control would undoubtedly
rule off any rider taking part in a strike
The rumor probably arose from ethe
Qrumblings of some of the boys who have
been betting rather freely. While some
of she jockeys think the order OF the
Board Of Control Is unnecessarily severe,
they are not likely to jeopardize their
chances of making a living in the saddle
by engaging in a strike.
Had q thunderbolt struck Long Branch
yesterday morning il wouid not have
caused more Consideration than did the
official announcement, printed in the
Herald, that Mr.. Withers of the Mon
mouth Park Association had finally de-
cided to abandon the famous track and
run the races az Morris and jerome
Parks.
A year ago, Just before the race for the
Junior Champion Stakes was run, Strath-
meath shed a tooth. which Abe Runnells,
a ruDDef, tOunu IN the SVdli duu kepG as u
mascot. He then declared that Strath-
meath could not lose the race. Sure
enough Strathmeath won. The day be-
fore the American Derby Strathmeath
shed another tooth and RunneIls
was oyerjoyed. He went 10 Green b.
Morris aud told him of the fact
and said there was no doubt that the
sign was propitious. The horse could not
lose. Sure enough, S~trarhmeath won,
ana he won in easy fashion. So much
for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES World.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-30

land to gather the houors Yesterday. Post
was out of form and they were beaten
ate three stubborn sets. The tourna-
ment was begun for the championship IN
mems doubles for the eastern division OF
the United States. The winning pair
will play the winners of the Chicago
tourney at Newport, aud the winners at
the latter place in turn will play Clarence
Hobart and Valentine G.. Hall, the pres
ent champions, for the championship OF
America.
The preliminary round yesterday
brought out o. S. Campbell and K. I.
Huntington against Richard Stevens and
A. w. Post. The other pairs, II. w.
SIocum, Jr., and j. S. Clark, r. X. Per.
kins and S. c. Millett, and Z. II. Hall and
Dean Miller drew byes.
The results were as follows:-
Preliminary round-O. 5. Campbell and
r. p. Huntington beat Richard Stevens
and A. w. Post, Cd, O.. GO.
First round-H. w. Slocum. Jr, and J..
S. Clark beat L. /. Hall and Dean Miller,
o.. 3-6, 7-5, 6-3. Campbell and Hunt
iugton beat X. r. Perkins and 5. c. Mil
lett, 6-3, 6-3, Ga.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-30

The team of the New Jersey Athletic
Club still preserves Its clean record of
victories in the race for the Metropolitan
District championship pennant of the
Amateur Athletic Unions Baseball
League. The team only lacks one game OF
having half of its series finished. That
will lie played against the nine
of the Cathedral Athletic Club on the
Polo grounds in New York city on Satur-
day afternoon, July IL. The Standing Of
the quintette of clubs that nave teams en-
tered IN the race according TO the record
Of games played to date is as follows:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-30
FOURTH AT TnE POINT.
The New Jersey Athletic Clubs Pro-
gramme for the Day.

The New Jersey Athletic Clubs Pro-
m for the Day.
Great preparations are being made for
the monster Fourth of July celebration
OF the New Jersey A. c., which Will be
held on the club grounds at Bayonne,
N. j., on Saturday. The days sport will
open with athletic games, and the follow
ing events will be contested by the mem.
bers Of the ciub:-Seventy-fve yards run,
40 yards run Lawrence medaD. $50 yards
run, 220 yards hurdle. ! mile walk. 2 mile
steeplechase, running high jump.
Handsome gold, silver ana bronze die
medals viii be given to first. second and
third In each event. At four O'Clock the
crack team of the New Jersey A. e..
leaders In the race for the Eastern cham
pionshfp Of the A. A. o., will meet the
Crescent A. c.. of Brooklyn. aud a. fne
game Is expected. In the evening there
will be a promenade concert ana a fine
display OF fireworks. The following
named gentlemen will act as officials
Athletic Committee-James E. Sulli-
van. chairman; E. E. Barnes. II. II. Nor
rell. Rereree-A- w. Booth. Judges
e B. Ely, John Newman, A. c.. Stevens.
NJ. Stringham. Field Judges-C. E. AN
nett, H. b. Chamberlain, James d. Boyd,
Henry Fuller. Timers-C. Dieges. w.
Won Praa1; Charles Leonard, G. Spencer.
Starter-W. w, Scott. Judge OF Walk
lng-James K. Sullivan. clerks of
Course-Willie Day. A. Covorer, c.. Daily.
Inspectors-A. G. Jenkins. ST., w. Har-
ris, W. Yates. Charles Trask and Joseph
Young.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-30

Among the nameless heroes, none
are more worthy of martyrdom than
he who rode down the valley of the
Conemaugh, warning the people
ahead of the Johnstown flood.
Mounted on a powerful horse, faster
and faster went the rider, but the
flood was swiftly gaining, until it
caught the unlucky horseman and
swept on, grinding, crushing, ami
hilating both weak and strong.
III the same way is disease lurking
near, ready to fall, without warning,
on its victim, who allows his system
to become clogged up, and his blood
poisoned, and thereby his health en-
dangered. To eradicate these poisons
from the system, no matter what their
name or nature, and save yourself a
spell of malarial, typhoid or bilious
fever, or eruptions, swellings, tumors
and kindred disfigurements, keep the
liver and kidneys healthy and vigor-
Gus, by the use of DR.. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery. It's the only
blood purifier sold on trial. Your
money is returned if it doesn't do
exactly as recommended. Sold by
druggists, in large bottles, at Sl.00.