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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-13
County Treasurer pirkev,

County Treasurer and Tax Receiver
John L. Diosey, this forenoon entered
the required bond of $,J1.OOO before
Associate Justice |. T. Grubb, for tho
faithful performance OF the duties OF
his Office, which snIelins were accepted
by the said Justice. Ills slretie5 arc
Patrick Neary, Nathan l.nibefman and
William y. Norton. The bond has been
deposited with the Clerk OF the Ppace,
and Mr. D!csey is In the County Treas
urerts saddle ready for business.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-13
To My Friends and the General
Public.

take this ma!h1l OF showing my
appreciation of the pr3mptne55 in
which the Prudential Insurance. Com
pany paid me the claim duo on the
death OF my child, Clarence Larson. I
could never understand the question
OF insurance until now that have ex-
perienced its relief and heartily reo-
commend the Prudential as giving on
tire satisfaction.
JAcoB N. LARsoN.,
2sO5 Jefferson street, VII, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-13
Republican Meetings.

A Constitutional Convention mass
meeting OF Republicans will DO held
this evening in the Republican Invin-
cible's rooms Phillips building Fourth
and French Streets, which will be ad-
dressed by ". G. Spruance. Esq. and a
number OF prominent speakers. The
and should be filed to overliowing.
The Fifth.ward Republican Club will
meet at No. S25 Windsor Street on Fri
day evening next at 8 o'clock. A
large attendance is requested.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-13
Rnnrd Of Health.

The Board Of Health met last night
and reorganlzed under their reappoint-
ment from the Mayor DIR. Wales was
reelected President, and David II.
Coyle, Treasurer. "i3illy" Lee is still
secretary, The executive officers were
Instructed to keep sharp watch on
the garbage contractors to see that
they did their duty.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-13
DIR. sInms, White Pul,nonic Ba,seu

No medicine like it. None can com.
pare with it for curing throat and lung
diseases and the La Grippe. The sure
consumption proventer. In fact, the
real remedy that cures, now recoInJ
mended by thousands&lhe genuine
ia sold in Soc ana 81 bottles only, by
regular druggists and dealers. Depot,
Fourth and King streets. ..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-13
bIr. simpeIs,s Card.

Milton s. Sim pers who WAS can,li-
Date for city treasurer against Jusr h
n Adams. rnttlrnah iu this nltg st
sgening after brief business TRIP, and
niclated tie tptioHln, mi 81 iele-
phone 10 The Morning News.
u wish 10 thank the I.=.5e Rapulli.
cans who vote FOR me or SATURDAY,
and 10 urge upon them 70 support lie
whole Rcputlieau ticket on jane Is, as
1myscu MAI, '3An.4uS Is. SIMrkRs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-13

We handle China Mat
tings very largely, and our
most popular goods have
been the jointless or seam
less Damask Mattings now
SO generally used. There is
nothing cooler Or more pleas,
ant than a matted house,
provided you get good quail
ties-poor mattings being
about the meanest things
you can put on the floor.
The seamless mattings
being the same ON both
sides, or reversible, gives
you the opportunity to. get
double wear.
By the piece we will sell
the Soc. qualities for 35c.
and the 40c. qualities for
25c.
The regular stock styles
are in about thirty different
patterns at very low prices.
White, l21s cents per yard, s4.Oo per
roll
Fancy, Is cents per yard. $3.50 pei
roll.
Fancy, IS cents per yard, $3.50 pei
roll.
Fancy, 90 cents per yard, $500 peI
roll.
Fancy. Is cents per yard, $500 pei
| roll.
Fancy, So cents per yard, si20O pei
roll.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-13
An Old CayaIryrnan.

William Il. Finley, late of Company
G. Third Regiment, New Jersey Cav
airy, has been allowed an original In.
valid pension through the agency OF
Wm. II. Hayward Il Co., whose Will
mington representative is W. y. Mo
NRir.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-13
Granville WOrreII,
Fifth and ShiplsJ Streets.
ml3-3t
ILTILMINGToN & NORTHERN RAIL.
w ROAD COMPANY. Time table In

WILMINGTON & NORTHERN RAIL
w ROAD COMPANY. Time table in
effect May 10. 1891.
Trains leave Wilmington French street
station) for Heading and intermediate
stations dailyexcept Sunday, 90 a. H.,
2.30 and 5 p. IN SUNDAY only. = 0S Il. IN. and
for Springfield and intermediate stations.
y. III.
For II. g. o. Junction. Newhridge. Hage-
ly, Monichahin and intermediate stations
daily except Sunday. 8 II p. M; Saturday
only, 10 l5 p. M.
For B. & D. junction. Newbridge Hage-
ly and intermediate stationA Saturday
only, . II p. m.
Trains arrive at Wilmington (French
street station, from Reading and interme-
diate stations. daily, except Sunday.n H.!b
II 81 u. m, 6.t5 pm. Sunday only, q % PIN.
From Hagely, Newbridge. u. u o. juno
tlon and intermediate stations, daily ex-
cept Sunday. " a. m.i Saturday only,
53 y. m, Z 70 p. III.
A. q. MCCAUSLASD. Superintendent.
BOwEEss BRIGGS Gen. Pass Agt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-13
Missionary Meeting.

There will bea missionary meeting
held III st. Paul's A. e. NJ. P. Church,
south Wilmington, tomorrow CThurs.
dRy) night, when BebrAah Figet, mis-,
sionary sister Of A. L. VI. p. Church,
will preach the missionary sermon.
All are Invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-13

We have speedy ana positive cure
for catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth
and headache, In SHILOH'S CATARRH
REMEDY. A nasal injector free with
each bottle. Use it II you desire health
and sweet breath. Price 500. N. b
Danforth, wholesale and retail agent
Second and Market ST.. Wilmington
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-13

hauieS huDDer Oklr6 pro-
tectors made of wigan and
pure rubber, one of the best
protectors yet sold, being far
superior to the braid bind.
ings-try these-18 and 25
cents.
Two little jogs of splendid
value in dress fabrics just to
hand at a sacrifice.
Striped Mohair, 36 inches
wide, in all the leading
shades, lustrous and silky in
effect and grand to wear,
about 1000 yards, and you
will find them SOC. goods
everywhere. We shall sell
this lot for 39 cents per
yard.
About twenty pieces of
French all pure wool plaids.
The goods we're imported to
sell for not less than 75c per
yard, and you will find them
splendid value. They are in
a good assortment of neutral
shades, but not half enough to
go around. The price will
be so cents per yard.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-13

D. McCusker tho old reliable shoe
dealer. PIG Vest end street Is getting
in his summer stock of boots and
shoes. The latest styles Give him a
call.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-13

The colored voters OF the Eighth
ward are requested to meet Thursday
May Il, 1891, at tho National Hall 9th
and Walnut streets. BY order us tho
committee. WM. II. CALDWELL,
Secretary.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-13

Neuralgia, cntHyrh llnbngo nervous
proslratiOn,cu curnd 10y Dr. j. g. Pickles,
T05 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-13
When Baby was sick,

When Baby was sick,
We gave her castoria-
When She was Child.
She cried for Castoris-
When she became Miss.
She cluug to Castoria.
When she had Children.
She gave them Castoria-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-13

/, Caleb NJ. shnward. Cashier of "Tnc
National Bank OF Wilmington aud
Drandywine," do solemnly affirm that
the above statement Is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
CALEB NJ SIIEW ARD. Cashier.
Subscribed and affirmed to before mo
this ith day of May. 1891.
LEWIS sAssE, Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
e. WESLEY WEEDlN.
WILLIAM T. PORTER,
WILLIAM q, PESNYPACKER
Directors.
ma8.3t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-13

Sciatie and all kinds of Rheumatic
pains cured by DR.. j. &. Pickels, Elec-
itrian.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-13
BREAKFAST.

"By q thorough knowledge hr tic
natural laws Witch govern the onelst-
tiuEs OF digestion and itiiiI Nion. and by
IA careful application Of the Hne proper
ties OF wcl!-sclcctcd Cocoa. Mr.. Epp7 Aa8
provided our breakfast tables WITH u
delicstely Favored Leverage which may
save Us many heavy loetofs bills. / i
By tie jnAie!ous use VI stlyH articles OF
diet that u constitution m3sy br yra,ual-
ly built mp Ha IL strong enough TO resist
every tendency to disease. tfundrcd5 a!
suhtic Hliadies are fopting around ns
ready TO attack wherever there isu weak
Huii.t We lnay esctpe many Htll
shaft by Keeping ourselves well fort tlrd
WIKI pure blood and 4 properly uourish.
uui !rliBc."-JiSil service tiaAettc.
Made simply with boiling water or
mls SYid duly III lHllf pu4Ial thus by
gropcrs. iabeltcd lhus:
JAMES EPrs 4 co.., llOmmopaa ic
Chemists, london Eng jJ-nIts..w
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-13

n UrIUE-LADIES TAKE NOTICE
~ that You can have your seal skin
coats, plush cents furllned circulars and
gents over coats kept clear OF moths by
leaving same with Nm ALSENTKER
4li Snipley street. ml3-Gts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-13

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
~ TIE NATIONAL BASK OF
WILMINGTON AND BRANDY WINE,
Mt Wilmington, in the Stare of Della ware,
mt the close OF business, on the 4th day
of Nav lsDI
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-13
MONDAY, MAY soth. 1891.

THE ANNUAL MEET ING FTHE
l. stockholders of the Del aware and
New England Company vii he hold at
its office S3s Market street, Wilmington,
Delr ware, ON Monday, the eighteenth day
of May 1921, at sp M. for the election OF
directors for the ensuing year and such
other business ia may come before said
iary. me-3-l6
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-03
DR.. S. CLAY TODD.
Advice Free.

Catarrh, deafness, rheumatism, ner-
vous debility, impotence and all dis
eases resulting tro'n early indIscfetions
and excesses of manhood. all discascsof
the urinary organs, partial paralysis,
ssrscocelle, rupturos, tumors. scrofuin,
OLD sores, dropsy, skin diseases, liver
and kidney complaints, heart Diseases,
shoriness OF breath. back Of head.
sn.ali oi back, etc. including all female
complaints and chrome diseases cured
quickly and permanently.
II You are nervous, restless, irritable,
sleeplcss cor wake after horrld dreams,
hrrd mornings, with q dull headache,
had taste IN the mouth, sometimes dis
charges. and go about your employ
ment without life. energy and ambition,
desire 90 be- alone. gloomy forcbodings.
n disposition 90 worry and fret about
trouble ahead that never comes, spells
OF feeling afraid or uncertain. some.
times low spirits, you are suffering from
nervous debility and exhaustion of
nerve power. which may end IN utter
prnsfration, insanity and death.
II you nave great scnsc of weakness
and wesriness. With tired limse, numb
ness. trembling, pricsiy SENSATIONS. cold
feet aud legs. you are advancing to that
most serious disesse. paraiysis.
II your head schcs, fees numt and
tired. with strange srnssiaons, loss of
memory. and rou think with q f'iculty,
of you Hfe siacpless sf night. with drow.
ssness and duiiness during the day. the
nerve and ifain fatigue may soon run
Into insanity or death.
u yon have aay 81 these feelings do
net negleei then or tiasy~ ~lll end IA par
sissls, Insanity. pfottfafion on desth.
A. yeu value your life ap not ncgloet
thrs< warnings. Time and experience
bsve shown, aud hundreds OF Startling
and marvellous cufts lisse proved. that
these dissasrs are perfectly ard com.
lletsly caftd ~ ~. = Clay Todd. No.
is North illvisfnt. - Neuhssn bfofk.
ra9ms : snd 4 Grand hspias
Under iat nsr of t1r. = Clay Todd's
femai kslae remedies. al t'sese sysnp-
telns vi "a ss ii - ns6se, snet strength
a. NERVES. sstsf of brain. vitality al
ile,Ai end health 81 body are scun -.
ssofesi.
nls fcnscdlr. ave partly ,eretsh,s
.na hasnaiHsss sud can only bs ollssinod
nj ~ ,oisiee.
tx. ftfpD rssgssrsanas hss nresr,ln.
slssas l4lagf rsct gstret IN his affe..
iai4 9uttF's ofssos il ~ ~ Nnes,,
3sst sfa -. nrntafh bstsfsk frsf,rn. Z
s1ssi a. s8sasa itsiaas. Mieh.
ffss mssisfsnfs sefe. wlfi shs ssos.ss.b
49, Saa eaa est anything yon eha,se
" = n ssis elfe1 iFom ) ia the mora.
iak aAtA e The svoansE. every dsr
tas ranstsss
s@9, sseffhezis. Afrissd;y tsls ual
esss Fsn efstlsex.
l1s tasxsse n@p.a Caren
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-03
HATCH AADE A MISTAKE
By Securing IN Injunction In Ad.
vance OF Injury.
~ lsSWER Is FILED TO HIS PETITION
showing That it Wss Sst fstsnaed TO
aDcreseh tfss his Property - Bar.
Taylor says NE w iii ns Obliged To
Aaks Extensive mpEsvswseta

The joint answer Of the Board OF
Public Works and contractors Habrecht
Wagemaker and Jacob Meyer. to the
bill for injunction filed assins! them
by John ". Hatch. has been prepared
and will be filed in the superior court.
The plan of the city engineer for the
improvement OF Wsalthy-sye. called
for nil Of about eight feet in front OF
Mr.. Hatch's premises. MIR. Hatch is
the owner OF two lots lying on the
sonth aide OF the fill and rs bis lots
were ii anything . little below the
grade before the improvement was
made, the I'LL leaves that gentleman
literally in the hole. 1t had been the
intention of the Board Of Public Works
10 make the ill the full width OF the
street but "a soon rs tho injunction
was flied the work ceased aud the grade
ls Ieycicd up only for the width of the
driveway. The fill from curb to curb
Was declared necessary public im-
proyement. AZ long AS the improve
ment did not encroach upon Mr..
Hatch's premises it is claimed that no
~ ftVt tItibitd ~ ah 1Hf
defendants deny that the complainant
is injured or that they intend to cause
any filling to be made upon his real
estate or commit any trsspass upon his
premises. They deny that there IL any
intention on their part to I'll up against
the front OF his building. thereby cut
ting off the entrance and that they have
not nor do they intend to appropriate
ms private property for public use
without compensation.
City Attorney Taylor says: "Mr. Hatch
has made serious mistake IN this mat
ter. Had no allowed the proposed i'm.
provcmen. to go OH without interfer-
anco he would have had SO much OF
his premises filed up to grade, thereby
savIng himself considerable expense.
As it now stands the board ceased fill.
ing when the injunction was filed. and
having made no encroscbment upon
his premises he has no redress. On tie
other hand. the Board Of Public Works
can order him To build ms sidewalk to
the grade line and then he Must either
make the fill at his own expense or set
tho walk on posts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-03
woMgN's LOVE LETTERS.
1rbev De Not Compare with Those os th,

rbev pe Not Compare with Those os the
Men.
The FIRST thing . woman does when
abe falls In love Ia to begin to write love
letters. regardless of grammar and
spelling. She Ia In such haste, says the
Chicago Herald. b. tell him how she
ioves him that she hasn't timc to con.
suit . dictionary hence her heart
'ycasrA" her soL ''palpcrtsten." her
whole balag b ''dsownded' Ia y sweet
sorvow. eta The fAct of tho matter h.
sccoriing "a oar espsrt, whether they
speu their isngseVe correctly or no<
women oannos writa such good love lev
ters a. the men. aud when say love
lstsers mcan lcvc poems. too. True.
. woman wrote 'tcrinne." but no
woman aoaid have written ''sversher."
When the lovers hand doeA thc writing
he nssis.a Ne believe that tho music of
his swcethoasts voice u the most de-
liciaas III melody. that her face is the
mess beautiful II pictures, her body tho
Sairv.t ~ statues. the roof that skaters
her she meat rinsioaa of castles aud tho
unrralnmstiesi srrawi which she nonis
him the most esauialte composition Ia
che language Yes. all The world lovrs
q loves. but II aosa not aeem n care
snuoh f.v wemsn who posrs her soai
eat Ia pisesedsaeas phrases. i>...il,iy
passionate, bat evidently painful
whea Mature gsva .hs male bird The
power ~ sang a ~as sleaa fs = par
pese. - I advise meet ~eansn ~ lea
Sha ba, write che lsve ictsefs
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-03

The usually strict railroad rules were
not enforced On the express train that
came into New London. Conn, the
other day. When the car inspectors
got 20 work On tho train. one of the
men discovered, lying On the truck, .
large cat Of fierce dsrne.nor and 90
dusty thst It's natural color could not
be ascortained. some friendly over
sures were made. and rejected with
Kisses and yowls. 90 the conductor con-
eluded 10 let the cat tramp continue her
ride unmolested- lie told the train
men OF its presence, and they kept
watch NJ the stglipns At which the train
stopped; but thfcat never left its perch
until the train rolled into tho station at
New York; then it fod. ~ II going 70
sec near relation. II Il believed that
the animal got on the car Of Boston
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-03
PErT,CoAT HYPOCRISY.
A Smiling little villain whc Made .
Decd Man swear.

0eed Man swear.
A story wus recently told 10 me by q
lady who had just returned from camp
ing In tho Yosemite valley, says n
writer in Garden and Forest. A friendly
guide, whom asked about tho ferns OF
tho region. answered that he would
have - know her long time before he
would be willing 10 tell her about the
kinds In Tho valley. and continued.
II kuow ron don't mean any harm.
but thete was u young woman hero
from tho Bay--a great botanist-and !
told hcr OF . fern that only grew in
two places, 40 far ms | knew, in tho
whole region. Then shc was wild to
Geo It. told her shc might have some
leaves 10 prcss in her brown paper
books. but warned her not to pull up
any. 'Doa't you s'posc know better
than tn spoil your fern gardens replied
the college girl. SO showed her where
tho staff grcw--one place. where tho
most of IL was. under some dry brush
had put thcre--and made her promise
again not 10 tell anyone. and not to pull
II up. I said to her: 4 guess there amt
but two clumps Of IL In the Yosemite,
aud my Idea ID II ought Ia stay hcrc. II
would he kind of murder To drive IL
out. Then shc looked real pretty and
said rhc entirely agreed with mo. It
might be new species. ehc remarked.
and 1t might be named after mo II
would lot II be taken awny. but then
was exactly right, and IL belonged right
hero.
Two or three weolss after that her
camp broke M. and nhc went MP the
valley and dug up every root Of the fern
that sho could ilpd, Fact. saw her do
ing H. When went down b. camp 60
tell them good-by. that cusscd little
hypocrito sidled mp and begged mo 90
take good care ~ the ferns specially
Of that new kindl No. mum. Ill show
you everything In tho line Of plants.
from tho Merccj river ~ tho top of III.
Captain. except one little bunch of fern
ALI that wss left by that young woman
frpm tho Bav,"
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-03
A sAMsONIAN BEETLE.
Prodigious Fewer Of = Diminutive II
s9Ct.


Mr.. Gosso in his World Of Wonders re-
lates the following anecdotes: > Tho
thyec-horncd beetle has Just astonished
me by q proof Of ito wonderful strength
Of body. When ID was first brought To
me. having no box Immediately at hand.
] was Mt n loss where 10 put 1t until ]
could find timo 10 kill and preserve II.
AT last a happy thought suggested IL
self. There was q quart bottle of milk
sitting on the table, tho bottlo having n
hollow Ia tho bottom large enough TO
allow my prize % stand erect ip it:
clapped him under II for the time being.
Presently. 10 my surpr~se. the bottle be-
gan 70 movo slowiy and then to glilo
softly along over tho smooth table,
propelled by the muscular power Of tho
imprisoned insect underneath.
1.-The weight OF the bottle and its
contents could not have been less than
three and half pounds. while that Of
tho beetle was scarcely half-ounce:
so we were Watching the strange sight
of living creature moving ono hundred
and twelve times it, own weight under
tho most disadvantageous circuin-
stances. A better notion than figures
can convey will be obtained of this feat
by supposing lad of fifteen 10 be inn
prisoned under tho great bcll of st.
Paul's cathedral. London. which weighs
twelve Thousand pounds. II the lad
could push within and cause the bell to
glide over smooth pavement his
strength would not bo ~ great accord
ing TO his weight rs that Of the insect
under tho milk bottle"
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-03

Albefs ottsroeia sas arrested last
night Ter completely IN the highway
robbery Of john STEERING. Of Ai,egan,
On West Fulton sta during far week.
ft sili be remembered that Fl&ndsrs.
enc 0t the participants, was snOt
through the head ~ j. ,. ~gnltb, OF
IONS. IA making the arrest, and that
With Ms pal, Try. hs was locked up Al
pohcs Headquarters. I~o of the
"Ii0bo" gang are stili at large. Otter
bein has besn laying auiet since the
crime was committed. but thinking that
4 had blown over, he yeutured 10 snow
himself. lie will be arranged today.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-03

nov. =. a. ruH,rseAsr, 5vpes.

nov. r.. A. puHiiSuAwE. jupor.
The People va. sadie EpEles, larceny
more than go. sentenced ~ Industrial
lIone for Girls NJ Adrian until ~
years of age.
The People W. Minnie Dollhouse. re.
cei,ing .toled goods: sentenced 10 In
dustrial lone Tor Girls at Adrian ut,-
til II years of age.
The People W. Eugene kyAson. re-
cegnisancs IA sum OF $3.50 taken in
open court.
The People w. Frank Klump. bar
ohsstuetlnn, bail estreated and bench
warrant ordered pro fotma, plea with.
drawn aud plea of not guilty entered
by order OF the court. Estreas OF bail
set aside.
The People W walter English, ~
Icon open on Sunday. hail estr~ated.
and heneh warrant ordered. Arraisned
and pleaded not guilty. EstreAt Of
bail set asde and respondent released
from custody OF sheriff.
The People W. Henry renniman,
fslse pfes.nses. affaisnsd and pleaded
guilty.
In TO admission to cittissnship Of
uastase Graf. admitted.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-03
MRS. CLEAYELAND'S WORDS
The Wife OF Conductor
Cieaveland and Her
Experience.
A Remarkable Result---Facts
of Much Interest.
How the Mortality Rate May BE
Lessened.

With scores of people suffering from
rheumatism, neuralgia, aud Kindred
diseases, IL is evident thai the following
letter. which Was published once before
IA the JfLEcRAA-HEEAID did not have
their reading
Ii certainty is convincing, and II its
advice were followed by more, the NOR
tality rate would be materially less
ened.
Since this letter was printed, TELE-
GRAa-HERALp correspondent has inves-
tIgaled The facts thoroughly and finds
tnatthey are vouened for by Mrs. Cloaye-
land neighbors and friends. Her hsis-
band 10 Conductor Cieaveland, who has
been with the Central Vermont X. Il
Tor twenty years
The letter is published in full as re-
ceised, and strikingly verlfies the say
ing Truth is stranger than nct.on."
To THE EDiIoK 1ELEcRAA-iiERALD.
have a marvellous communication
10 make, and one that ! feel Il my duty
TO sond 10 you for publication. much
as dislike seeing my name in prlnt.
For three years | have been able 10
walk but very little and IL was seldom
that could cit up over half day at a
time. None of the physicians seemed
10 understand my case, some calling II
neuralgia or rheumatism, while othere
said that my suti erings were caused by
ulcers. Any way. none OF them helped
me, and after spending hundreds OF
dollars, became utterly discouraged.
| finally went To New York. where
for two months was under tue care Of
one OF the most eminent physicians OF
that city. But my sickness and help.
lessness were not bothered. My hiis.
hand was talking TO friend, Mr.. w.
III. Greene, station agent at burlington,
VI, about my unfortunate condition.
and Mr.. Greene strougly urged him "a
have me try Paine's celery compound.
| used three bottles and with go much
benefit that continued its use. Today
| walked down town, half miie Oh
more, did some shopping. called upon
n friend, and then walked home agaiu.
! am doing all my housework. some
thing have not done before ia years.
My restoration TO health is solely due
to Paine's celery compound. II 10 this
medicine which has CHANGED me from
suffering, helpless woman 10 my
present condition of health and
strength. hope you will publish this
letter and spread as widely as possible
the knowledge Of . means that will
bring health and happiness to homes
where sickness and suffering make life
n burden. Respectfully YOURS,
MRs. &. Il. CLEAvLLAxp,
Rutland. VI.