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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20
Wonderful Cure by
POLAND WATER.
UNITED STATES SENATE,
FOLDING ROOM,
WASHINGTON, D. C., April 10, 1891.
Araa.r- Hiram pI.Ler A. Soma Snnth Poand. Maine.

Gentlemen have not the honor OF yogr aeqHatH snee
except through the Of the Poland Mineral WatsI.
Ny wife has for several yecrs been suffering WIN u,
particular disease although IL much worse nan We
attack OF the La Grippe, which at one IT,
slight discharge Of OF coffee color WIN seuf
scous from the DAY Of her sickness She was az
tended BY two OF the best skilled physlel1s O
this city day OF Anril she had reacheu l@s
uont that her physicians said there was no nope OF e
recovery. In desperation went into the sEs,ss iYa
walk knowing where / going met .s',i
friend who asked after condition Of my VIE You
Ter about the nature disease and that me pnysI,
Thought her case fatal The lady told me that her I'LL
child had been afflicted with scarlet fever he pls
which resulted In acute Brights disease ana mas shs
used Poland Water In her case with great success
went Immediately 20 your agency here and Dought
half gallon bottle brought IL home and gave " 70 my
without consulting the physicians. Before 81. hn
the half gallon / noticed great iuprovfnent ID ths
charge urine marked improvement ln heI oohti
ton | then told the physicians OF what na1 aoIe
They ct Discontinued their medicine Tor IN,
and advised that give wife all The Poland Mats a.
~ in bed and recover Her urine IL 40 aupurn Or
traw color perfectly healthy appearance for the mt
time in eight years. have written this mueh peessss
think IL Is due you and because want 70 hep humanity
similarly afflicted. Yours truly npowNrOw
Asst sup't T. S. Senate Folding Room and Editor Jones
borO Tenn, Herald and Tribune.
NETWORK OFFICE: TRIBUNE BU1LDING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20
THE SAN FRANCISCO MINING EXCHANGE QUIET

san Francisco, May 19.-There was less excitement
on the Minining Exchange to-day. No failures nave
been reported as the result of the big break IN prices
Yesterday. but there feeling Of extreme her-
vousness FL the early trading this morning Con
soIidated California and Virginia was again me most
active stocks IL rallied slightly from the lowest
nices of Yesterday, but recovered only . portion OF
he lost ground The stock sold AT o "a TO 10 IN
tradnc and rose finally 10 81, closing at 10 o-7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20
cglRrER ELECTION IN Moryr VERNON.

The charter election held In Mt. Vernon yesterday
-sea In the election OF the following trustees Frst
,youd william L. Toumlne: Second Ward. William A.
Anderson Third Ward l.. y. smith Fourth Ward
Henry wndn; Fifth ward Edward X. Brown. The
Republicans have control OF the Board OF Trustees The
Democrats elected J. Brit Tax Receiver as well a.
80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20
NFw WAGNER CARS.

The new Wagner sleeping cars now run from Grand
Central satonin the centre Of the cty-thnlugh
yvfthout change o. B4faiO NlagaGd tdIs 'iet clihd
chicago Cincinnati. indianapolis and II. Louis are
the finest In service. Fast time j. regularly maae,
and polite attendance assured from station and Train
employees By sure your tickets read " the great
four track New-YOrk Central -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20
4 SHORT TERM ORDER OFFICER FoRFEus BAIL

Philadelphia May 19-Edwin W. Harris. supreme
president Of the defunct short term order Of Earnest
WORKERS who was 10 have had hearing to-day on the
charge Of conspiracy 70 cheat and defraud did not ap
pear and his bail bond OF $1,000 was forIelted Inc
case Of the supreme treasurer Henry G. Gurk CHARGED
with the same offence, continued Tor another week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20
MOST MEN AND WOMEN

suffer neede.sly dsordored stomach, constipation.
eout rheumatism and kidney disease ean positively
avoided by tho careful genuine CARLSBAD spEusa
Salt Beware VI limitations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20
ruE NEBRASKA ALLIANCE TO OPPOSE THAYEI

THE NEBKAekA HI1I144N1'O' = : = ,.t,
omaha. Neb., May 10 Cspeclal)-Ihe UoVernorslup
middle in this state was rendered sun ilo'V ooIp
Gated to-day By the announcements oy
- - ,,a+ a convention would be called In July
,i,,.o a candidate for Governor the nomination.
~ he submitted to the people at the fall election. rms
zen e taken OH the hypothesis that Thayer can 'ou
the Office not for the term of TWO years as mas been
GENERALLY believed but only until the first state e n
Tho leaders declare that prominent lawyers raAe
et ,-,, ~ tha matter and assert that they VIII eIt
hcir randidate and then begin quo warTano proceed
ncs against Thayer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20
ANNIVERSARY or THE W. II. SEWARD CLUB.

ANNIVERSARY or TIE w. Il. SEWARD CLUB
The anniversary meeting OF the William ID se~sra
c1rb was held in ParlOr Of the Fifth Avenue hotei
last evening First President John Freeman Baker
rres,otnq IN pace OF President William NJ Evar~' VINO
aas out OF town Among those Present were Jonn D.
smith Professor Wheeler 4. Welsh Of Breohyni eA-
rrag. Robert H. shannon. Cephas Brainerd' James D.
svotp Of Sing slug Roswell q. Horn. the Rev Or'
~ a p.rrick AZ Judge Charles \ Peaoody, L. l. Ch4t'
,.,den Daniel s Kensen and J. w. JaeVsus. Letters
AZ ,seret were read from ex-senator EvdrtS uenrra'
Horace Porter General W. n. Seward Frederick Fan
e,o,t ~, washington and ex-United states Distnet'
A,tornsv stew art l.. wcodford.
Mr. Baker made ornate address, In when ne Wei
coined the members and guests and gave history Of @
cnb ExCongres-nan IIoIr spoke en- the tr'n ana rec
infocity lie clesed by assuring Republicans That -el
could elect the next Of Ncw.fcrk II they would
90 IN work ana work together. ENlteestcr Oht'ehoh
uorntcn Dougherty and others made SPECIFICS appro-
nr,ate Ia the birthday 4 NJ. seward
me annual election Tor ocers was heid resulting a
,oioss tresdenc william NJ. EvaFt,; Nce'pr"-IaeniN
Iohn Freeman BAKER, John =. smith, l. + Shepafu'
Charles ~ Peabody Ira NJ. Hedges secretaries VIII
taIu o. Guthrie Charles g. Hulnes; treasurer J9hh r.
Baker executive committee, " serve three years ehs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20

An LILLIAN HOSPITAL FOR THIS CITY.
Albany. Nav Ia.-The Christopher Columbus italian
HospIfn Of the City Of New-YOrk Incorporated
today The trustees for the first year are Mcheal
a C0rrigan Thomas 5. Preston, Charles E. Mcdonnell
Edward Ferrero and Edward :. Rapallo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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: YOURS Morning.

In the diagram continuous line shows the oarometef
nrctuaons Yesterday observed at the United states
Sirnsi servce station this city. The dashe inleats
shs euperatre noted Perry Pharmacy, sun Building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20

The nleasant effect and the perfect safety with when
ladies NAV use liquid nut laxative, syrup Oh f.Es
ar ali conditions make u their fayOrte remedy III y
sne 10 The eye and the TASTE gentle yet eheetua Ia
setine On the kidneys. Liver and ooweh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20

Hall Myer S. Isascs. Thurow Weed, Barnes lie "raha
Y cannon Alexander L. Lane, Ira M Hedges. Reso4N
tons were adopted commemorative Oh 0ener~l S@tA""
90 No,nao ittauer who had been members OF the clua
Ater the meeting refreshments were served.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20
Nrw POSTMASTER FOR HARTFORD.

WASHINGTON MAY iD.-The President has appointed
Edward C. Bennett postmaster at Hartford, vice John
{. Kinney, deceased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20
JOHN L. LOCKWOOD,
Howard Street, New.YOrk CfsV
PROPRIETOR AND SOLE MANAGER
CLYSMIC
REGISTERED.
Natural Mineral Spring
Water.
HIGHLY EFFERvEscEwr.
The King of Table Waters.

Delicious as Beverage. and for dilutins Wines snl
Liquors cannot be equalled.
positive for Kidney, Bacder ana Liver oissAs~s'
Dyspepsia and Indigestion.
A descriptive book viii be mated upon application
The following are a few OF the many who use ans
recommend Clysmc and have given TESTIMONIALS N IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20

Com. Elbridge T. Gerry,
Mr.. John Hone, Jr.,
Mr.. IL. o. Armour.
Mr.. r. A. McCuTdy,
Mr.. Thomas Rutter.
Mr.. Robert Maelay.
Mr.. Henry Hentz,
Hon. AbEam S. Hewitt.
Mr.. r. G.. Rolston,
Mr.. Parke Goodwin,
Mr.. VIM. Allen Butler.
Rev. Robert Collyer,
Hon. {. L. Woodford,
Rev. Theo. L. Cuyler.
Mr.. Henry X. Anderson.
Mr.. William Krlus.
NIr. Z. c. Hazard.
Mr.. Washington Wilson.
Col. David S. Brown.
Mr.. A. Il. Calf.
Mr.. William V. Brokaw,
Gen. L. p. di Cesnols,
MF. Arthur X. Wilson,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20

vzxupoNs OVER THE THIRD-PARTY QUESTION
SdnRkrus DoNNELLy AND WEAVER HAVE
wAa OF woRDs-How THE STATE
ppArGATIoNs sTAND-PEFFER FOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20
ScrOfuia, Bronchitis, Wasting Dis
eases, Chronic Coughs and Colds.

" Beware Of imitations.-The original SCOTS
I'm ULSION Is put mp only IN Salmon color wrapper.
and is for sale by ALL DRUGGISTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20

Lewis A. sayre. NJ. D..
Egbert Guernsey. NJ. D.
W. Gtil Wylie. ". D.,
VIM. Tod Hslmuth. D. De
y. Z. Doughty, VI. D.,
Alfred x. Hills, NJ. D.,
X. o. Doremus. ND, LIN
J. II. Demsrest. NJ. D.,
John F. Tslmags, NJ. D.
J. Montfort Schley, NJ. D.,
VIM. y. Guernsey, NJ. De-
wllllom y. King, NJ. D.,
WIN. NJ. l.. Fiske, NJ. D..
:. II. Hunt NJ. D.,
John II. Thompson, NJ. d.
t. Munson Coan, NJ. D..
Geo. w. Brown. NJ. D.,
NJ. Hilton Williams, NJ. d,
Thomas G.. Morton, NJ. D.,
e.. Z. Brown. NJ. D.,
A. c. Bournonville. NJ. D.,
Z, L. Styles, NJ. D.,
E. p. Townsend. NJ. D..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20

II
CLYsMIC WATER HAS DESERyEpLf bECoM.
THE FayORITE TABLE WATER IN PhINAIs
FAMILIES. AND l. USED IN ALL fhoMls o. CO..,
CLUEs uoTEIs &C. SUSTAINING Fully IT'S
REPUTATION A. THE KING OF ALL WATEhs,
NATIVE OR IMPORTED AND Il THE fOhhsr
AND MOST POPULAR WATER UPON The
MARKET.
FOR SALE BY
GROCERS and DRUGGISTS GENERALLY
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-24
RupTURES CURED.

I had very large rupture twenty
four years on right SIDE; came out hall
as large "a my hand. and went down
below some. II sometimes took me
two OF three hours 10 get Il back, and
Il went hack with . noise, and some
times had dreadful vomiting spells. and
had great pain IN my bowels, and would
have given FIVE dollars many tine 10
have the pain stopped for one minute.
Nov under the treatment Of Dr. :. Clay
Todd, IS North nivison street, Grand
Rapids, Mich, Il - easy that re-
1oace IN 4. ] bave been wonderfully
helped have 10 pam nov spd a cones
oct bat very little snd Is gettins smaller
every day. wih be = wears old IN
Oetoser. sswrrI. wr7wFR.
kinney. Ksnt county, nich.
July II, 1891.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-24
GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE.
What the Representatives of Eastern
Houses SAY of 1t.


What the Representatives OF Eastern
Houses Say of Ii.
The New York correspondent of the
Philadelphia Times sends this to his
paper:
Representatives of Philadelphia and
New York furniture houses returning
from Grand Rapids, Michigan, tell won
derful tales of the furniture fair which
has lust closed there and continued for
two weeks. During that period man
reaching the metropolis of Western
Michigan and expressing q desire to
buy furniture found himself floating in
champagne during hls visit, provided
with horses and carriages and his hotel
bill paid. Five hundred prominent
buyers were in attendance from all
parts OF the country. 1t is amazing
how this industry has grown in the
Northwest. Its rise is not due, as is
generally supposed, to the proximity OF
the great Michigan forests, because
they do not contain much of the tim
ber which 10 largely employed in the
manufacture of furniture. Michigan
makers, however, were the first to en-
ploy skilled workmen from Europe in
the construction of cheap goods.
"They made bedroom set of small
value present costly appearance by
the character Of the handiwork ex-
pended upon It. The result is that to-
day, in Grand Rapids alone, there are
forty-two manufacturers of furniture.
employing 5000 skilled mechanics,
many OF whom became skilled in their
work in Holland. Until recently the
necessary lumber was brought frpm
nearly every other part of the wori d
except Michigan, walnut and ma
hogany being principally used.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-24

Early PEACHES are being shipped from
shelby
Beaton Harbor viii have = large
grain eleyatef.
Generous Detroiters have raised S65,-
eoo tor O. A. L. purposes
The peach crop IN Michigan tan year
j. esIsmsied al .000, 900 bushels.
Building ossratons are belng hur-
rled IL Muskegon's burned district.
Hundreds of people wall mad EN-
plOyaent IN the peach eelt pretty soon.
Robert Charles. slight, deaf, was
killed 10y the cars al Brighton Nednes-
day.
An unknown German Of middle age
committed suic!de by hanging himself
to.a tree near Bay City Wednesday.
Finlay p. aay. Of Three Rivers, had
MS skull enthusiastically, his team
running away. He lived two hours
The advance guard cf Hollands I'M
mense peach crop WAS shipped to MIL
waukee Wednesday. The iruit is fipeh-
ing fast.
Rev. c. NJ. Westlake has resigned the
pastorate o. the Congregational thufch
at Manistee. Tie has been released
from his duties.
Five small boys in jail at Ann Arbor
for stealing water melons, escaped
through an eight-inch hole "Wednesday
but were again caught aud jailed.
Prof. j. T.. kennedy, the mesmerlst
is under arrest AT Frankfort Tor shoot
ing at Thomas White, manager OF the
opera house. The Trouble arose over
money matters.
Isaac Rupright's barn, near Cold
water. caught fire "Wednesday from
sparks from steam thresher and MAS
burned To the ground. Loss, sl5O0,
insured for $1,000.
About thirty-five teachers and others
are taking advantage OF the summer
school 1T tine Agricultural College.
Their work is chiefly chemistry, botany,
entomology and literature.
A Greenville man sent 25 gents to n
New Yorker 10 get advice on the hest
way TO escape the troublesome potato
bug. The advice came back TO plant
fruit trees instead OF potatoes.
Jenne, the bigamist, who married
Miss Clesta Landfair. of Leslie, has
confessed his guilt, but lays all the
blame on the girl, who, he says, induced
him 10 marry her against his judgment.
Very manly and plausible.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green were seated on
the porch railing at the Central House,
Jackson, "Wednesday evening, when
the rail gave way and they fell twenty
feet to the ground. Mrs. Green's left
wri st and pright arm were broken.
Both received other injuries but Will re-
cover.
While a man named Arnold was
waiting for train at 8 O'Clock Wedncs-
day morning at Baldwin, footpad
came up behind him, knocked him
down with club and robbed hun.
Arnold was very seriously injured, Is
unconscious and may die. A man
namt d Clare Isbell was arrested on sus-
plclon.
Reports to the State Board of Health
show dIarrhoea, rheumatism, neural
gia and intermittent fever IN the order
named causing most sickness IN Michi-
gan during the week ending July Is.
Dlphtheria is reported at twenty-eight
places, scarlet fever a. thirty-six,
typhoid fever at sixteen ana measles at
twenty-one.
Mrs. Rogers, II years old. and a
widow, was brutally assaulted between
and O'Clock Tuesday morning by
Charles Bachman, who mad been stay
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-24

Flossie Rsinard. age unknown. l07
Central avenue. Cause of death, dys-
entery; Valley City cemetery.
Cornelius Van Porterlet, 5 months
old, % Walbridge street. Cause of
death, ilio cuhtis; Fulton street.
Ianelyn Vahdenburg, months old,
2s5 Alpine avenue. Cause OF death,
cholera infantum; Greenwood cem-
terry.
Gilbert Wander We're, IS years of age,
corner of Terrace and Spring streets.
Cause of death, dropsy; Oak Hill Gem.
etery.
Subrina Vandenburg, 81 years of age,
residence 607 East Fulton street. Cause
OF death. consumption; cemetery, Full
ton street.
Dana l.. Dull, three-year-old child,
corner Hall and Randolph streets.
Cause of death, scarlet fever; Valley
City cemetery.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-24
ASTHMA IS YEARS.
RAPIDLY RECOVERING.

! had asthma 80 years very bad,
sometimes had to go to bed. and the
treatments took from physicians were
of no use until ! employed DIR. Clay
Todd, 10 North Division-st., Wenham
block, rooms |. and 4. Grand
Rapids. Mich. have been taking his
medicine one month, and no.win-
standing my recent trip of two weeks
to Canada have continued 20 improve
steadily, and have only bad one bad
spell since | began his treatment, and
that was when ! was IN Canada. | now
breathe freer, especially IN the last
week or ten days. and take longer
walks without experiencing difficulty:
IN fact, ] feel that my dreadful com
paint Is leaving me. am 90 years of
age. :. II. IEREX,
Cor. Charles-st. and Weaithy-ave.,
Jan. IL, 1921. Grand Rapids MIch.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-24
Coutagioua Di aeasNS

The following cases of contagious
diseases were reported at the office Of
Board of Health, yesterday:
IraSteugh, 6years, l07 Quimby street,
chlchen-pox; Jennie Sonema, years
old 405 Cass street, whooping cough:
Essa Sonema, same place, same COM
plant; Mrs. Acker. 80 years, A. Spring
field street, puerpural fever; Baby
Brandenburg, 156 Jackson street,
whooping cough; Mary Coffin, 33 West
Fulton street. scarletfever; Nellie VAN
zoeren, 10 years old, 7 Laurel street,
measles; Albert Vanzoeren, II years,
same residence, measles.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-24
A PERFECT SPREAD.


CEDAs srHSas, July z5--Ninsty-
seven guests eat down st the Central
Hotel banquet tables at about half pact
e.gnt O'Clock last evening. 10 enjoy one
OF the nnest oanquets ever spread IN the
village. Tue occasion Was the Business
Aen's and Citizens second annual com
phmentary banquet. 10 Acting Hose
Company, No. /, aud tue Cedar springs
Cornet hand.
After all had done justice TO the
justice ~ the tempting deiicaeles with
which the tables were laden, Toast
Ia ltstef Hon l.. N. Sellers lntrodu uced the
following gentlemen who responded IN
order ~ the toasts following their
names
Geo. W. shearer-''0ur Village"
j. b. Cailanan-"OuF FiIetnen"
". L. COngdOn-''OurB Business Men. ."
T. IL. MhlIscre-"ouT Band Boys"
DC. Lyle-"Our Schools"
+. l.. EulIer-"our Manufactures. ="
NJ. b. McEowen-''our Village Im-
provements.
IL. b. Jewell-''our Professional
Men"
Dr. III. ;. Hsrdiner-"Our Sister Vii
lagos"
Z. l.. Bingham-"The Ladies'"
Seated AT the tables were several rep
resentatiye young business men ot
Rockford and sand Lake.
Ii Is the unanimous opinion that the
occasion was one which did great honor
Ia the lively little village and reflect,
great credit upon our enterprsing busi-
ness men VINO can appreciate the TACT
that We stand foremost among the vii
lagos of the state IN organized fire pro-
lection anu skIliful musicians. A large
number Joined IN the dance held In
Martins Hall al the close OF the ban
quet. The committee on arrangements
furnished each guest with handsome
souvenir CT the occasion, and an invi-
tatlon TO JOIN with them next year.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-24
ARE YOU SIOk.a


Have Won ever had rheumatisfn'
DO rou have paiHs n the bach
po you ever have pains between the - eui
fsrs9
10 you have nlrht fever. or night swsstsf
DO yan have fafsrfh7
DO you have prickins or pihshins sensations
"a tie ssiHf
10 yau hsv. numbness on the side on whica
you ile7
Io you have .or- ihroatf
10 you have rsins in the breastY
How lung hsfe son t.en ais1e
he ycu have ringies sounds or roaring "a
the head'
D. vou have speIls Of feeling sfrsie 81 nn-
10 sou hsv, eonsssnre ip years.if'
tfo sou rest vel ~ Dighff
Do sau DRAM
10 sea esazh OF raass phisgm'
Il the stfn nsfurAi psis - ssilc~f
Have yon pain IN the esss 81 nosel
Ipe SOB have cts before tbSeres'
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have voa ia IN the isass - tue bead
Hsvs sou FiHp - - your feoef
Afe yeur eyes 10 - vsfersf
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the hack7
srsrou heTvsss 80 ssss
be esn ha~s f.slins ~ weight sne prs
sur- n sts lungs ~ sfsmsohs
Ftn sou f<4ct Wind
arseeu ceasf psffd
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Be sos avats ~ifn a start
f,o zen sw.ks vift f~eiins ~ n gt fkfl.
tax asIf re faof ~ sue t~sr
rsys vet ~r-rf ~ q old sores ~ skin fis-sses4
Have vun rsries~s - IN srtf1 v-tNsf
gre yssur soinfs eF easss
be san fess fired n fhe foornint
Hpvs sos 4 fsnf tasfe IN tns frouffT
11e vrf frss FrneFeiiy s-sF src dstiiffste67
j. rnssr ffrFf sfscte6f
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10 rra h1yr rsir ~ -rr~arss * tts st~srerisg
flr go sgesf fror fTsFef%ief
grs~ yen sfesrfne~x ~ hs-sft4
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Telegram-herald., 1891-07-24
For Many Years Or. Todd Has
Cured CONSUMPTION.
FoRr WAYNE. Ind Sept. II. is

FORT WAYNE, Ind, sept. IL, 1879.
For the benefit of those who think
consumption incurable, i will make a
statement of my cure. On the l2th of
l4st March | was taken with the lung
fever, or as the doctors called IT, pleuro-
pneumonia. ] was attended by one
whom had considered the most emi-
nent physician of this city for three
months and half, during which time
ne employed FIVE other physicians as
counsel. For about three weeks
thought was getting better. when an
sbscesa began to form IN my left lung,
and the physicians pronounced Il quick
consumption. From this time | failed
rapidtv. and raised a pint to \ quart of
phiegin matter each day, and mad night
swests. BY the e6th Of June ! had got
40 weak that | could not lift
a glass of water TO my mouth,
and was confined to my bed;
was reduced TO a skeleton erceut
nv legs and feet. which were greatly
svelled. At this time my wife seeing
Dr. :. Clay Todd's circular, employed
b,m. end ] Am free to say ] improved
steadily from the time / commenced
taxing his medicines. In three dave
the swelling had gone out of my iimbs.
sndin three weeks I was able 70 be M
and walk out doors a little, and IN ten
week. vas able % wsik ten miles, and
I felt az well as ever did No~ walk
from three 20 four miles each day, and
neither cough nor sp1t. have no Rain
and think my lungs healed perfectly.
JOHN A. MILLER.
10 " Creighton ave. Ft Wsyue, Ind.
NJ Miller now weighs rs pounds.
Mr. Miller = over 20 years Old. Mr..
Miller vss cured Is years ago. This
shows that consumption car he per.
Dsnsnt!v cured BY llf. :. Cssy Todd.
People are gplnx hetseen here aud
port wsyu~ exsrv dsy. tset sapr
friend ~ call on Mr.. Miller aud earn
tlsa particulars sf his cure, 10 wss the
tslk el siss sown iof moatBs.