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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16

ChrySanthemum dances are the raee
IN England Just now. AZ . great . ]
in Birmingham the other evening MA
Herbert Characteristic was dressed - .
white chrysanthesnam in . skirs OF
white silk. ssi6ened and shsded 70 rp-
resent the petals Of the 0ower: boone
Of green silk % represent the STEM Win
sheded velvet leaves falling on Tie whiss
skirt. and headdTeas Of petals sognso0
the heart Of The flower.
A man shoaA be careful whom he
slasdem. Il = impossible % Aing ood
e . man withoss sooe of il elinGiag -
Ai skirts-cveo when BE weasS trossen
A Sostherr Oregus Paper relates thas
Niss Sophia Ish. 0f Jacksonville. woo
inhesieed . fostuoe a SaeA.eo iron hes
father. deeded he saDe 10 her relatives
becanse hey objected 70 her 0ssTy1
pxnr man. asd thea wea1ed de oaa
Of her ehosce. who had oaly manly 81
tyibuteS 70 recommeud hin
my frieodk,- Ghosted tie exhorter.
svAas win yos Do whea brusght - IL
bar a isAgaena?- Cali Sor beer..
broke u . HuehDe wag. Toung
aaa.. qsiekly sesogaeA Ne psseeAes.
ass rally pennaAed lisa yoss Mr.
viii 1rady Tor yoa before yoa reseA
sAat tes-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16

ONE
ncsA the method aa~i r~salts When
syrup f Figs 10 taken: Il 10 rlea@a,
and svfrvsA,ng ~ the taste. snia.
grssly vet pramrsiy On The Kslssy,.
Liver ard Rsv~is. elsan-~s the .,,
sen ehscsa.liv. d..p~a ceii@ b..
achss anil fevsrs sad curvs hahi,nsl
ecnssipstion. Syrup 81 tsgs /, Tho
cn!y rvm~iy Of is Mind ever pro-
ducsA, pleasing 81 the taste ash A.
espsahls % she ss.nsarh. psesnTi ia
IL scsina ani truly hsneSesal In i,s
ekhcsA r~yAwsl oaly Aum the moss
healthy ami agrssshis Substances.
10 many sxcellsss qualities csa-
mend 10 b all asd Nave made IL
The most p,Palas s~m~iy ka,~n.
Syrup II Essk Sc als In "a,
and d bottles ~ ell ha<iing drug
eiissa Asy r~iiahis dsugxs.s VII
may not have Il "a hand viii pro-
cure u promptly Coz any ene ~hp
wishes IN Try H. Do not accept
any substitute.
nlAfURNN re SKRUP co
sss ~ssAsessco
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16

J~svysRsox CRY. Mo-. Jsa a-Ihs
fact that th~ tsis! n ~x-Staf~ Twsssrvs
Ed r. Aoaand has taes p~fppeed No.
Gil the latter part 81 April hss t-en .
general topic 81 Conversation s~s,ax
mcmi~rs Of the Legislature to-day. and
fnpm what u satd. th~,~ !. . .sr,aa
sentiment ia favor Of = legislative ia.
vestig,sion. to the end that . ~st~s
understanding may k rvsched 10 ~
Rsrd 20 th~ operative of Nh is~s us1,s
which tn STATE Tr~s~ary -. asds n
suffer. Th~ As~nb,y has fall Sses
70 make - i~DseseiaD1ipA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16

NEW YoRx. Jan. TO- dispatches were
received yesterday indicating outbrr.ks
Of troublesome times in the rather quiet
and stsid country Of Chilli Mr. Jeffrey.
of the firm Of Flint 4 Co. said: we
have had several letters and also some
dispatches which give the difficulty
pretty fully. The whole trouble u be-
tween the President and the Congress
The people through the Congress want
some laws made which will te conces-
sions TO the lower clas~eA The Prrsi
dent refuses Ia call the Congress &
gether and does not desire 20 have the
laws made. suppne the OVERLAPPING
and tyrannicsl action of the President
has exasperated the public and led to
the rumorx Of IN outbreak which you
have heard.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16
MEcRAIN OUTLOOK.
Oooomboe Report a ~ Dopast-
mout q AUin1eurA
x1Elr CeBelIloy Put At M
0e1tsP I1na fse I've rsoss e0se-2noo,
0oeo6 YSsods eAe fass Fear - WAsoo
- Csso-TAs Leo Assssos -
Latter CessoL

WASHINGTON, Jan t3-The estimsAs
Of the products Of eora. wheat and oaAs
Of lSoo. u cosnplied By The sAotissirian
Of The DepastDenA Of Agriculture aakes
corn aggregate i.Sse.S7e.eoo bsahelA:
wheat 3oAeE2,eoo bushels; oats s:3,ssi..
90 buAhelA
The ases VI corn. which was eighty
increased IN planting IVES reduced b.
utter failuye and shondoo0e1t By more
than 0,eoo. 80 screA The sreo harvest
Cd. 7l.S7s. rs acreA The average yield
per scre was s0.5 bushels and the sup
ply for consumption per head of popula.
ton Is S. bushels. or II bushels less
than last ye ". The rate of yield WAS
lower in lsss and 1851, ycars Ut very
severe drought.
The aggregate wheat acreage Is 49,
0s'. l5@ acres, nearly the same n in
1sso. and the yield per scrc Ill hash
els These arc measured bushei, of .
quality grading somewhat lower than
usual. the weight Of which will he
given in the March report Past nc
Oris have shown that the annual differ
encss in weight Of the crop arenot often
more than a pound above or below the
average weight for = series Of year. the
lowest for seven years being i6.5 in isss
and the highest SIS in 1857. The yield
per Scre il the same ~ lssO. when the
product was nearly 4l6. on. 900 bushels.
and with two exceptions is the lowest
rate during the past decade. The AREA
in oats WAS III. sSi, $3.50 sc~s and the
yield per acre wss lS.s bushels. This
is only ~ per cent u the average Of
years past. which was $50 bushels
and the smallest rate Of yield evcr re-
ported by this Office.
The December condition of the grow
ing wheat crop In returned ut S&A. This
is bctter than December returns for two
years past Along the Atlantic coast a
slight depreciation is noted rs the re-
Of the excess Of moisture in ~,me
localities, making planting late and
rather small growth before the
Of freezing weather. In
the Ohio valley the season was
generally favorable for seeding and
growth and the plant entered
winter quarter in promising rom
iitiOn. Some damage WAS done by the
fly, especially in early own
fields. Condition in Missouri and Kan
was variable. local injury from
and fly combining :" somewhat
state averages.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16

THE House Committee ON Rules ex-
amined under oath Messrs- Stevens and
AppersOn, correspondents of the st.
Louis GlObc-DemOcrat, with reference
to the charge published in their paper
that Senators and Representatives. were
interested in a silver pool. The CORE
spOndents declined to give any infOrma-
ton. No decision was reached by the
committee as to what to do with Mr..
Dockery's resolution providing for an
investigation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16

SAN FRANcIsCo. Jan io.-Herb~Tt L.
Rand. Of Carthage. Ill. RECENTLY sP
pointed American Consul % the Carp
line lAlsndA. who Il here IN his say 70
the scene Of his duties. has Just received
letters from his brother. who has been
. missionary on the islands for sixte~n
year,. giving m account Of ousraevs
committed By satives In their vvolt
againss Ne SPssiari~. The natives
have killed 40 Foreigners including
nineteen Spanish soldien They toosed
and burned the hoase. q all she NH
s;ooaries 1t PouapI- Rev. Mr.. RssA
lost his library. worth ei.o0o. and all
his perApoal snd hO1nehoad effects.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16

SPRINGviELD. ILL.,. Jan. lit seems
now that the promised attempts by each
party to unseat members Of the other In
order to secure q majority Of the joint
ballot will probably he held in abey-
ance. since IL once entered on there is no
knowing where il would stop. Threats
Of the Democratic HOuse 10 unsest Nc
lsanc has led to . counter threat by the
Republican Senatc TO unseat Noonan
and others and these are urging their
brethren in the House not 10 get them
into trouble nv any rash measures
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16

A SHANGHAI dispatch says that the
Chinese Imperial authorities, at the Wig
orous instance Of the foreign ministers.
are bringing to justice the murderers
of Christians in Szcchuen. The ring
leader had both his ears cut OR and was
exposed in q cage for three days with
out food, when he died. g
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16

THE WIeE'S

MnL Hass.sps thinks evvD wu00
shnuh hr allowed sDs s~ta,ed s0yssl
fos ~ hos~shosd - wegl - hes -.
soosl exprs@A
Ma ssSAses Sesssxa dsMsY -
ii~ve = . raujae sile~snn aaDAaa1nvs
keeDfA scsssaA - R~se0 - - ~
iow11s ID ~ oseey - seeds 81 %
.qses1fpas sAk~A
NnA JrsyHr RtElo h positive ID ~
viewn thoe eyUsy Wuuno sheuo1 - -
lowed . regaiss ines0s. wse1nge wAisA.
shr ss~~stA- siess CO. b. - rial &n0s&
sr comsuxt
NM. ATramy<sUURAG Nsaaan~
sian shs qsesssna oae a vtasi i0Qws
ssno~. and dr<ssrss shsA 0nse tAas haif
1t o.r wahsPgs 0asvAess ~ thsASeso
rsais oS ssis s<k1sel
MIA SssArss9 NAscxAss Oa~t1p0
ttsse the fnppsssaee 81 es1sGag -
with . Nguiss g. sN@1~ sO9bs
means q she tntassiD0l = As sAst~
"a he c~ooss3ered fog on0es&
MIA SExAros DUGsU 0zohs ~ -
wife w2o sosesss s0gu1w a1DDUa0
= onre eeopo0i0l 0AsAs shs~
hsnd ess hotter eaisnlsas - yesgiy e.
Rss-& uh<sssy ~son14~
-xo v0sAs sADu1A - euDprtsd0
&xperseA 70 aak ~ 11ooA sdw <sssy
csse sAe 4<oA.Aneawss Mn RseRss
p. t6EskP. WIN - - NaWD MD~
siooex 1T psas Aw = . la1ss -
h-ff-e&-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16

BURLOGNE-SUR-MEE. Jan. IL. - Mr..
william O'Brien denies the truth of any
cable dispatch published in London al
leging that there had been q dispute
between himself and Mr.. Dillon. lie
said: ''He and ! have been acting in
concert all along and will continue 70
do So" Mr.. O'Brien added that the
only thing he was at liberty to say con-
corning his interview with Mr.. McCar-
thy and MIR. Sexton was that the con-
sultation had strengthened his hope
that q satisfactory conclusion would be
arrived at.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16

SMALLPOX is on the increase in
Texas, and at one or two points it sp-
pears to be assuming an epidemic form.
Great alarm exists about Temple, Bel
ton and other towns. and the Governor
has ordered the State health officer from
Houston to Austin. and his headquarters
will he there until the disease abates.
The State has taken absolute control of
quarantine matters. and no place will
be quarantined except by order of the
Governor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16

A BERLIN correspondent says: ''Itap-
pears settled that Emin Pasha is to he
Governor of the western portion of Ger
man East Africa. including the lake
territory, and Herr Won Soden, Governor
over the remainder. Baron Wissmann
will probably retire or he sent to settle
affairs in West Africa He is displeased
because ne WAS not appointed head Of
the new colonial department"
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16

cular letter prescribing regulations for
smelling and refining imported ores
and crude metals on bonds. Applica-
ton for the establishment Of ware
houses for that purpose must Ike made
to custom house officers and q bond
given. The regulations provide for the
Withdrawing of the ores or crude met
ais for consumption.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16

A DISPATCH from MOntevideO says
that the Uruguayan Government has
issued a decree announcing that the
National bank will January s commence
redeeming the paper currency of the
Republic, paying gold therefor. and
that the hank will complete the process
of redemption by July J..
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16

An engravcr named Heck and nm INN
keeper named kOrte have been arrest
ed at Munster, Germany. IN the charge
of producing a fictitious note hook Of
Martin Luther. the supposed discovery
Of which recently caused a great sensa-
ton in literary circles. 1t is alleged
that a youthful apprentice Of Heck
made the necessary ~engravings and
ivory carvings.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16

CLEARING house returns for the week
ended January II showed IN average
decrease of Is compared with the cor
responding week Of last year. In New
York the decrease was s..
4 WORKMAN named Reiny was killed
at Boston recently by ~injudiciOusly TAX
ing hold of IN incandescent light. This
was said to be the first incandescent
light fatality.
THE pension appropriation bill was
reported to the Senate on the 10th. The
financial bill was further debated, MI.
Morgan being the principal speaker.
The army appropriation bill WAS in
committee of the House.
|. AMELlE RIvEs. the American author
ess, is very. i'll in Paris. She has not
left her bed since early in December.
JERRY SULLIVAN. = thirteen-year-old
boy, was killed at Lynchburg, Va,
when taking hold Of 4 guy wire Of an
electric light.
A COLLISION took place in the Firth
of Forth, Scotland. between two steam
ers on the nth. Fifteen lives were lost.
FATHER CRAFT exonerates the mill
.tary for the recent slaughter of Big
FOot's band.
SHOCKS wer buOyant and money
abundant on the London Stock Ex-
change during the week ended January
10. Silver WA firm. growing out Of .
belief that free coinage wOald be estab-
lished in the United StateA Paris news
papers were jubilaat yer the success Of
the new French Government loan. The
berlin bourse was firm and quiet
TIE Bureau Of American Republics
Is Informed that the Covernment Of
Nicaragua has abolished its system Of
I'd va'0rcm duties and now assesses
duties upon the gross weight q each
article aecording 70 the printed tariff,
and ~consular Invoices have also been
with.
TIE House Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds he's authosissd
. favorable report on . bill hexeaaing
10 9a.00o.0o0 the 1nal limit Of cuskof tie
San Francisco public buildfn1. also
bills appeupriAting 3S00oo each for
6uildings It Joplin, No. and ToaedA o.
BssnoP FALLowS Of the Reforoed
Episcopal Episcopal Church, = debili
|tated by Sickness
IT does not speak well for Tie pruar
FPeeas Of EnroPeon peacs that Germany
bpr1Qoine % MAea 1rsfrelao 1or6-
0~oes tAe ei1 q 1Eeslon, = SSlesiA
IAesWork vii cot 0any 01nioas q.
|dnA1Srx an1 49, "a e~-nkn 49,
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16
rroops H.mpered By strike.

OELREICHs. n. H., Jan. IA freight
strike is ON Mt this point, this heing the
supply station for the troops now in the
field. While the Government had charge
Of its transfer teams they were paid A.
per day. but on Thursday last two cOn-
tractors appeared IN the scene and re-
duced the compensation % that the
teamsters would not he able to make
more than s. per day and a well organ
lied strike ensued. Fourteen carloads
Of supplies are now on the sidetrack.
and il is evident that the three camps
of troops which are stationed thirty
miles distant must be running short Of
supplies.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16

THE sOn of Senior Peraza, Venezuelan
Minister at Washington, on New Years
day escorted Miss Rice, daughter Of .
photographer there. 70 Miss Blainc's re-
ccption and dinner. She being . beauti-
full girl WAS cordially received by the
diplomats until they learned that she
was the daughter Of a photographer,
when they grew chilly and the next
day complaint was made to the depart
mcnt. Young Peraza hearing of it has
set gossip at rest by quietly marrying
the young lady who now smiles over the
discontinue of the diplomats.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16

TIE Imperial Tribunal Of Leipsic has
decided that h~enceforth a refusal 20
rise and participate in q toast to the
health Of the Kaiser shall constitute
high treason.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16

An agent for Cincinnati parties has
purchased the log school house
GAINESVILLE, o.. where ex-prcsident Gar
field taught in 1851. The building is
wanted for exhibition al the Worlds
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16

ADvICEs received 1T Brisbane, Aus
tralia. from New Guinea, state that
the Tugarcc, the head hunting tribe
Of the island, made IN attack on
village, massacred forty Of the inhabit-
ants and looted . large number Of the
dwellings. The tribe threatened an At
tack on some villages near the Govern
mcnt post, held under the command Of
Magistrate Cameron, who has charge
Of the western district and q force Of
armed cOnstables has been sent to the
assistance of Magistrate Cameron, who
has received orders to act in the mean
while ON the defensive.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16

The Minnesota House completed II
organization by the election of the Fu-
sion (Alliance-D emocr1t) ticket
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16
OMPEllEO ~ HUNGER.
4 Mob 81 Sear0ast Men Visit the CIOmakIlt
Hoard Of (:uardlon M.

4 Mob 0G SeaeOsst Men Visit the ~(IOnshllty
Board 0G Guardians.
Cork. Jan. ll.-Whilc a meeting Of
hoard NJ guardians Of Clonakility was
in progress q mob Of about 100 lsbOrcrs
from the seacOas and neighborhOOds
suddenly broke in upon the board
needless of the Inconsistencies, and Of
the show of resistance made by the po-
lice. and insisted upon having q hear
ing. The guardians finally consented
u listen to the spokesman Of the party.
The latter said that they and their
families we're literally starving, and
that they had individually q been
able - carn u shilling in six months
They demanded work. and told the
guardians that they were driven u
by the suffering they and
their families endured. The guardians
promised tn do their utmost to relieve
their distress. but their means are
limited.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16

LOxDON. Jan. 1.-THE steamer Mid
dlesboro and IN unknown fOreign brig
were in collision in the middle Of the
channel. The bark wDs badly dam
aged and Il is believed that b went
down soOn sitter the accident with al
hands On board.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16

LONDON, Jan IA-Ths HaotasR To-
derwrisen' AM~ia&ioa hss srked the
German CoveFDment N oHeiaiiy DE-
clare the EIbe elosed % ssvieatSpsL
TIE sses0en Ks2fuia. Pfsse.aa saA
Borkum hare beea wrecked in ske scs.
The crew. were saved Oshrr eYsh
now In the river 9e ID gyest dszgev.
A. giu@e md Trieste On he Adsiaaie
The storm nCss VIA u8shsaed severity
n 10Th ejsies sIj de shesaess - oehes
pisces a anaaeoeos ase closed and The
street ean hsve saoppeA running. Te
blizzard b - 1esre thss Il = dsaGsro0
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16

JOIN CRAxCH, ono . noted portrait
painter Of Washington and New York,
died 1t urbana, O., recently sged q.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16

JEyFERsox CRY, Mo-. Jan I0.-The
House to-day had . heated debate over
the report Of the committee appointed
to ascertain the clerical help needed
The reprt recommended cutting q
6fty cler1s and was adopted
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16

TnE Council 1t Rome has pronoanced
in favor of the validity Of the marriage
of Count d'Urscl. Of France. and Marie
d'Ursel, nee LAWS, Of New YORK. The
marriage took place in 1858, and IN 1875
she eloped with . freedman named
Say and subsequently contracted . civil
marriage in Switzerland. In 1854 she
endeayored in France to ecure IN an
nulment Of her first marriage. without
uccess Then she went to Rome and
enlisted tie influence Of her sister,, the
Warehouses Cavotte. the Duchess
d'Ente and the Countess Sella in herbe-
half. In spite Of the efforts Of these
ladies IN adverse decision hos 6eoo
rendered % the appeal
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16
CURRENT coMMEMr.

LELAND STANFORD has been renomi-
mated BY the Republicans for United
States Senator from California.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16

BRADFORD MCGREGOR, the mechanic.
al expert of Cincinnati. has succeeded,
after numerous experiments, in uniting
aluminium with glass. and claims to be
the flrst who has done 20. Alarge piece Of
the aluminium with . glass tube in the
center WAS turned in his lathe and it
was impossible to detect the slightest
flaw or joint where they came together;
in fact, it appeared Is one solid mass
Heretofore no metal could be made to
unite with glass ON which the contr.e-
ton and expansion were the same, and
it is claimed this will create a revolution
in the way of making incandcsccnt
lights.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16
Cold
Wet Weather

0vssQD - sA-nD 49, ~ svrss~s - - s~sr
- A~~ ~s~uu.ssz~ - 49, Rs~e 49, t%s>~-s
60 - <s~S o@sss "a esszr s~-s@~s s&-s- $50
- sn~s~As~u s~Esss~~s u~>ss @ S~s
Sws>~sGssoa - go ss~~1 s~s sss ss~s - 80
1880 sse ss~~s- sssssfsss 80 ~ 49,
- ~>p a~aTs As~s~esr&Hs sss s~s
~0a e>~s~-s - ~s,s>S ss-s 4>~~~~ N~s sS-~~e
- ssA>~Sssssv. ~ ssss~- So $500 ~s~~-sa
- 49, Apsss se~a s~a tsse~ss< ~ S~s S@s
Huups ss 1ssssNs Ss<~
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-16

aeuE xiafUspeaAt
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-07-01
Corrected weekly by VIM. Buchheit, comm

Snug little fortunes have been made as
work for rs, by Anna Page, Austin,
Texas, and Jno. Bonn. Toledo, Ohio
See cut. Others are doing ~ well. Why
|aot you? Some earn o<sr $500. 90 q
month. You can do the work and live
|at home, wherever you are. Even be-
ginnsrs are easily sArning fsoru s. to
$40 day. All ages. We show you how
and start you. Can work ia spare time
or all the time. Big money Tor work
srs. Failure unknown among hem.
EEW aud wonderful. P&r.fcnlArs frss
box $50 POrtiRu &c: MRlr4.
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1t has been the custom for some of
the worshipers at a church in Manis-
tique, Mich, to permit their dogs to &C
company them to the sacred edifce.
Hereafter the animals will be left at
home. 1t is stated that two of the dea-
cons, whose intercourse had not been
entirely harmonious, have dogs which
occasionally manifest the antagonism of
their owners. On a recent Sabbath their
animosity broke out rather inoppor-
timely. AS the sermon was in progress
the deacons' dogs, tired of angrilv ewing
each other, exchanged few threaten
ing barl1s, and then began to fight in
the aisle. Instantly there was a great
commotion among the congregation,
and the excitement brought the sermon
to a pause. When the clergyman re-
sumed his discourse, after the animals
had been separated, the listeners had
lost all interest in it,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-07-01
Consumption Cured.

An oil d PHYSICIAN, retired frompractice,
havinghad placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy cure of
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asth-
ma and all throat and Lung Affections,
also apositive and radical cure for Nerv,
Gus Debility and all Nervous Complaints,
after having tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands of cases, has felt it
his duty to make it known to his suffer
ing fellows. Actuated by this motive and
desire to relieve human suffering, | will
send free of charge, to all who desire it,
this recipe, in German, French or Eng
lish, with full directions for preparing
and using. Sent by mail by addressing
with stamp, naming this paper. w. A.
MOVES, $40 Poa0ers' Block, Rochester. " Y
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Ayers Pills
rIxuve effective.

EIKuVe eueCGlVe.
"In the summer of 1864 I was sent to the
Annapolis hospital, suffering with chronic
Sliarrhea. While there, I became so re-
'Auced in strength that could not speak and
sis compelled to write everything wanted
10 say. / was then having some Is or 80
stools per day. The doctors ordered a medi-
cine that I was satisfied would be of no
benefit to me. 1 did not take it, but per-
shaded my nurse to get me some of DR..
Ayers Pills. About two o'clock in the after
Eoon took six Of these pills, and by mid
hight began to feel better. In the morning
s.ae doctors came again, and after deciding
that my symptoms were more favorable, gave
me different medicine, which did not use,
out took four more of the pills instead. The
Eext day the doctors came to see me, and
Slought was doing nicely, (and SO did y.
I then took one pill day for E. week. At the
end of that time, I considered myself cured
and that Ayers Pills had saved my life. I
was then weak, but had no return of the
disease, and gained in strength as fast as
could be expected."-F. G. Luce, Late Lieut..
56th Regt. Mass. Vol. Infantry.
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