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Committee on Commerce and Navigation. In
order that the Senate might have time to con-
efhar thu N, nd mania

Ss$sr shss the senate might have time 70 con-
Senator e MeGapres said that the amendments
spd tht nta SSPes
US last Sst" night i he added. on our action ia
consideration. These smend3 r were pre-.
sy sS' HS ss ni ssS s
thst the senate nlsGt study tie anenomsn r! !
?s: GSs,s a Ssssy
SsssIa af by ysssf GsIs
t UConnor and nav Walker: Senator oconnor said
l;apid Transit act Of last year.
THE ASSEMBLY Is FOR SUNDAY FISHING.
Every few days the Assembly has a discus.
sion OF the sunday question " stands a nimnss
have tho New York exhibit closed on, sunday.
haa hn aes. "va KIT snday f shna
fishcries and Game bill was UT for discussion S.,I
md Mr. SulZcr presented petition Win H. ~.
Mr.. Woodbury. moved to strike ont tho soc.
Mr. O'Connor said there vas good Biblical
authority for fishing on sunday, -
am IN favor OF SUNDAY usn.nE tuouku I
own several bnrrooms." said Mr.: Sullivan. 1
would rather people went flshing than come
10 my snloon on Sunday They should go
fishing and let me keep, my place closed at
lrnst one day Of tho week.
"Thnt IL u confession that the gentleman
keeps opem Sundays ind violates tho Excise
law" said Mr.. O'COnnor.
The Sunday fishing clause was kent In Ivy
vote OF ~ to 80. II was the country members
against tho city members. The bill was
progressed.
senator Ahenrn introduced the bill to make
tamperinE with telephone or telegraph wires
misdemeanor. Senntor AcCarty introduced
n bill to exempt lcgacies TO churches from the
collateral inheritance tax AMI to establish II
public librnry In Brooklyn.
Mr.. Cole introduced a bill In he Assembly 70
appropriate" S3O.tUO to buy land for state
prison ut CoNsackie. Tho people at Sing Sing
want tho state prison moved away from there.
ms they say IL hurts the value Of property and
makes people Of other places get OF Jokes at
their expense.
Sir I.atinccot Wells introduced n bill to re-
from Sl.uO to 81. ~ thousand feet. and bill
tocrentc u Superintendent OF Cooperative In
suranrc .
senator O'Connor's resolution asking, the
Comptroller and Mayor OF New YORK city to
report to the Senate on tho aurisability OF
passing the Iiuckleberry Road bill WINS adopted
by tho Senate. Senator Cantor said that Sen
ntor OConnor was suffering from a politically
diseased brain. hut that II he wanted the rcso-
luton pussed there was no harm In it.
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LONDON. March s-The residence OF Prof.
Copeland. the Scottish. astronomer royal. was
burned on Monday night. Tho Professor and
his family were sleeping soundly whom aroused
by tho cry OF fire. The inmates were Proi.
Copeland. Mrs. Copeland. and their three chill
dren: Miss Phillips. a visitor. and several ser
way that the family had no change TO escape
by the stairs. and sheets and blankets were
twisted into use rs ropes to enable them to
not a great distance. The children were
dropped into tho arms OF sturdy fireman.
mgined to the last. and hcn descended him
self. Tho library was saved.
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EN-sEyATOH FAIR CONES HOME.
He II Not In Good 1IcnIth-Thc Division or
His WIGS Properly.

SAN Francisco. March 2-Millionairc Fair
returned from his vacation trip to Honolulu
to-day. He looked better than when he went
awaytbut was very langud and extremely
reticent. He left to avoid the breakdown
which threatened him because OF ovcrwork
and lack Of exercise. When lie landed he was
driven to tho Palace Hotel. where he met his
daughter and his son Charles. 1t Is under
stood tho result Of the IA .niIy conference is
that Charles will get tho INHERITANCE OF his
Fair mansion on Mob Hill will be sold. as Mrs
Oeirchs and her sister wish to retain it.
phase, but there is no question that no Inns
Brights disease. Hc is a man Of superb
physique and great stamina. but he Inns fnilcd
months. He has SO many business interests
That ~ seldom gets away, and ls does not
fine trim on tho Conlstock lode.
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ROBBED n FARO BANK.
Another Event in Creede Showing that the
Town Is Wide Awake.

DENVER. Col, March S.-A Croede despatch
says: Tho most sensational affair that has
been witnessed at Creole occurred last even
ing Dick Hawkins. a wel-known Denver
sport and two pals robbed the Mint Exchange
OF $3.50. Dick Hawkins is the man who held
up one OF the faro banks for $500 in Denver a
ycnr ago, and made good his escape; Haw-
Charley I:orie. or .Sheeny Charley" as he Is
called in Denver at the Arcade. where he has
the past two yenrs. Hawkins dealt nll day.
and at the closest estimate tho bank won
nearly Sl.COU.
At 3 o'clock Harry Smith and Jerry O'Brien,
his two pals. ranle in and began playing. In
stuntly the two drew their revolvcrs. took all
tho money. and backed out Of the door. A
posse of men are in search OF tho robbers and
If found quick retribution will DO melted out
To them.
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A CRAZY KELLEY CURE GRADUATE
re Tries to KIN Himself and elves His
Friends u Hard Tussle.

<, -, ,,,u, -.
CHICAGO, Dec. S.-Farmer J.. Williams. pat-
entee Of n process for making cordnge Irvine
ont OF INNER. o,temntcd 70 kill himself by
W iap.i' "''ehni"'u ~ ~, ~ W
shooting last evening Mt 2,6lI Wabash avenue.
Williams and his wife came here from Bcioit
few months moo Thov ocou,iol rooms ON Tia
1911 n nso. ny, oeo",.u .o' w, On wy
lourth hoor OF boarding mousse on WABASH
avenue Since Williams graduated from Dr.
, .u.ion .. wv w,n,,"'s
he mas acted strangely at times. WINE sitting
dinner bo sudIonlv Jra,v , revolver from, Lis
,,naro .,,, ,asni a. .uT ,,;s a.. Inaa "'
pochet ana presseu ~ against his ielt breast.
The ball pcnetrnt cd the lower lobe OF tho lung.
Ho thcn walk cd ocross ,h, room and. roisin,,
ar, ,,,,.,.,"'' -. ,,. 80, A.
inc WINDOW, threw the pistol iato the street.
When the doctor arrived Williams expressed
n desir, 10 liv. uo ,y,s sorry for what IL, Ind
-, I -, -, ~ -, %
done. ana seemed rational. Or. larRo was
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SULLIVAN or PARADISE PARK.
Everybody In tn. Second Knew tho Fat
pmIlic Man Who Il Conc.


Public Man Who Is Gone.
James Sullivan. who. as " Fatty Sullivan OF
Paradise Park" was known to every man.
woman. and child in the Second Assembly dis
trict. died in a hallway some time between
midnight and o'clock yesterday morning.
He weighed more than 300 pounds.
He was jolly bachelor Of 30 years. and slept
in little room on the FIST floor Of rickety
building at 1G1 Leonard street. On Monday
night no was out with the boys. They left him
at his door about midnight. He sat down in
tho hallway. with his back against the wall
and clasped his hands. When. at 5 o'clock.
the milkman nearly stumbled across his dead
body it was In tn" same position. with cuim
EXPRESSION on tho face.
Deputy Coroner Conway gave permission to
WnnsH Of c 4rj ' :ar street was S
DIR. Conway decided that death was caused by
fatty degeneration OF the heart, and he gave II
hour to get an ice box big enough to hold tho
body ana then to nHt it in N wagon The
IL special coffin. the measurements of which
will DO q feet inches long. - inches wide at
the shoulders; and !! Inches ,dIcr!. Ordinary
/: was James Oliver who got Sullivan his lob
as keeper Of Paradise Pnrk. ,he litt!" grassloss
This PARK consists Of a short stretch Of as.
lhnlt with II music stand. and the Keepers
duties Were TO sweep it ,; in the summer;
around with n cane in his hand most Of tic
dav and look after things When any one
asked him how he was getting along his inva-
riablc answer was:
"Gh: pretty wGiI for thin man. I'm wasting.
Three years ago ho embarked in n thnatri-
cal enterprise. He was engaged ly the Fat
Mems Club Company to play tho part OF
H,oii,rr Shed in "Shad and Shed" Ho
found. however. HAT tho theatrical profession
involved too much work. and after II year he
left it. His salary as keeper OF tho park was
SD week in spring md summer. and STA
week in tho winter and fall. He paid 81 Il
week for his room.
lie was tall. with II smooth-shavcn face and
blue eyes. He has n hroth her on tho police
force. aud sister. Mrs shea. who keeps Il
grocery store at " Baxter street. Like ali thu
other Sulivnns in the district. ho was related
to Asscmblymnn r. j. Sullivan. but the exact
connection Is not known.
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MR.. DEACON our ON BAIL.
NE Does Not Regret That He Rniea his
Mics Lover.

PARIS. March SIT is announced from urasse
that Mr. Edward Parker Deacon was taken
from prison at 3 o'clock this afternoon anu
was brough before magistrate. who reieascn
him under bonds OF 10000 francs. He was ac-
companied to court by his lawyer. d. de Mango
and one Rendarme. His lawyer and o iriehd
went on his bond.
About dozen OF Mr.. Deacons friends VINO
had gathered at Grasse in CONSEQUENCE OF tho
delay In releasing him yesterday as was eA.
pected. mot him rs leleft the Magistrate 5 once
and congratulated him upon his liberty ne nao
little to say in reply. rs his confinement OF wv"
weeks and the brooding over his wiie's dis
honor have apparently shattered his health
and undermined his spirits, HS complains pm snns
tractcd rheumatism. His cheeks are Rase a Mma
are sunken. and he speaks listlessly. ,...,
He has taken suite of rooms at the h9 N.Y.
n dra q Where he VII rSmsn Ap carly
in Nav. TO. morrow or THURSDAY Nj DC Mango
will call upon him there to discuss his plah OIL
have remarked to his friends to-day that b no
ME- e Deacon o SS viii stay ut the Hotel Metroroe
in Cannes until the trial of her husband shall
have been concluded
Mrs DEAcoN's BROTHER SAILS For FRANCE.
Mr.. Charles a. Baldwin saleo .oL rIann, ry ~ y,
the steamship In Champagne last Shturuny
morning. Mr. BALDWIN Is n son OF the late
Admiral Charles 4. Baldwin. Y. T. NJ. ana only
La Champagne left her wharf. at the foot OF
Morton street. North River at O'clock In I'M, tne
tho sailing hour thnt cab drove up to tho
main gnnRwny OF tho steamship. ana MI;
baldwin accompanied by n servant. jumped
h%rriediy from tho vehicle and rushed on
Hoard OF the steamer With tho eNcepti9nt, OF OH
small valise. tho late corners We're without
luggage of any description.
Nj. Baldwin hnd raced ncross the Go ION, Si,
lndwin. Who owns a ranch in California;
where he hns been accustomed i9r Severn.
wears M st to spend the winter months. was IN
\ re,not" part 81 the State when ,hetragsdy in
Cannes was enacted. Ho WINS beyond tho
renrh If iii" Telegraph or even the mail ngents
tpoon learning. However. through his LAWYERS
and bankers on the Pacific coast OF the m, mHE r.
now on his way to France, where he will lotnI
his stepmother. Mrs; Charles II; baid HiI anu M
the Continent several months ngo.
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LONDON. March S.-The Society OF Authors
held meeting yesterday to consider the qles-
ton OF erecting a monument to tho memory OF
James Russell Lowell. Mr.. Leslie Steven occu-
Russell and admitting OF no distinction OF
nationality in his fame were made and re-
ceived with warm applause. Tho Americans
present were deeply touched by the apprecia-
tion shown for their illustrious compatriot.
After discussion. action was. taken placing tho
It was resolved unanimously that monument
to the memory OF james Russell Lowell should
DO erected and n committee was appointed to
carry tho intentions OF tho society into effect.
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a Wife Sympmthizc- with Her lIusbnnd's
Eupe.

SCRANTON. March S.-Niary Henry.who copcd
n week ago from here wifi Adrbert lIouck a
married man who deserted his wife ana child
returned from Buffalo TO her home last even
ing. She road the Rows in n buffalo newspaper
OF Houck' real character lio said it was I'M
true and agreed to return home with her on
Monday morning. iIouck took her watch. snyirg
il would be s.l,ol with him, 'olght hnr n tickci
and nut hpr on the train. SAVING he intended
10 ride with the cN press mrss"n!:~r. II. uron-
iSc,, to join her IA tho dnrot IN Bath. bii; did
not yet on tn" train. Tl" deserted wife and
the dupcd girl met lat evening and symra-
thiZcd with cnrh OTHER.
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Tcn.year-oIds Who Would see Mitchell asa
sullivan.

BUFFALO. March S.-Frank Wilson, aged q.
and Charlie Hill. aged 10. OF Rochester arrived
In this city early this morning. having ridden
all night on n freight car. After they had
roamed about tho city. they fell into tho hands
of tho poor authorities, nnd later were turned
over 10 Superintendent Alorgenstein at Police
Headquarters.
"Wc came here to SEQ Mitchell. tho fighter"
explained tho younger OF tho boys Say. 10
The Supcrintcndrnt sont them home this
noon. They wanted some cigarettes before
lion MI
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ELIZABETH. March S.-Frederick n. Lowe.
who for some years was superintendent here for
the United States Industrial Insurance Com
pany, was arrested to-day in Wilmington.
Dol, by Chief Tenny OF the Elizabeth police
and brought .hore this morning and locked In
acell at headquarters. He Is accused OF EN-
bezzling 500 Of the company's money. He
disappeared from Elizabeth about week ago
leaving MS ACCOUNTS lp q badly tangled c,ondi;
has wife living in Newark. There are rumors
OF another woman being mixed UP In the
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No services. but tn. Church He'll Tol,ed.

midnight burial took place in WoodsburG
Cemetery on Monday night. Only two men
were present They bore between them tho
body of Chauncey Smith of that place. who
died that dny OF smallpox. Smith was III for
ten days. Hc Is thought to have contracted
SMALLPOX by handlins lumber at the Lawrence
sawmill which might have been shipped from
DAYS without nurse. as no one could be found
who was willing to care for him. No funeral
services were performed. The church bell was
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ScHENECTApY March S-A frame farmhouse
near ke!ly's Station. this county. was de.
sroyod hy fro about . o'clock this morning.
John Inndcrs, aged 80 years. and his unmar.
ricd daughter Annie. aged :i5. Dershed In the
flames. Once tho ncighbors who had been
aroused by tho iire looked in n window and
saw th,m, old man lying unconscious on the
yputinE Il rescue,
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WASHINGTON. March S.-ticn. Scholleld. Com
mander- in Chief &c III" army. was on his way
TO his Office in the War department this morn
ing. and the carriage had Just entered ESccu-
tive avenue. which separates the White House
from the state. War. and Navy buildings.
tho American Express Company, and over
turned Tho General was somewhat bruised
Ly the fall. hut WAS alic to proceed 10 his Of
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Tie MOdus vivcndi.

OTTAWA. March S.-Minister Bowel said in
Parliament to-day that he now proposed that
the Government be empowered TO renew the
,sodls rirr,d regarding American fishing ves-
sells from year to Year without reference to
Parliament each ycar. This is regarded here
as giving sort Of a rcinnnenry TO the modtS
Tirruai which il has not hitherto held,
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LONDON. March "a despatch from ShanG.
hai to the Times says that the authorities OF
Human are taking measures to suppress the
publication OF nti-foreign literature. Several
publishers have been arrested and the print
Ing blocks destroyed. Chon-SaIp. the leader
OF the anti foreign agitation. was spared from
arrest on tho ground OF illness.
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How Do You Think I Felt

i could not go into company. could not visit
anywhere. | purchased half dozen bottles
or Hoods SarsapHriia and commenced taking regu.
larry used nine bottles My leg stopped dscbargns.
healed up and stand all day upon II. walk
to miles for exercise and /. does not AFFECT Inc the
least b Now it las been little over two Yeas since
! comm uC.l taking Hoods Sarsnpara. and you
see what 1t has done for am 30 years OF age, and
everybody III my little town knows me and how used
TO seq w,th my leg. but thank God for directing
steps when purchased Hoods Sarsnparilla.
~ uACER, 50 West Patrick street Frederick. Nd.
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The Grand Dake OF aesse Dyiug.

LONDON. March a-The Grand Duke Of
Hesse Is in comatoSe condition. His death
is now but a question Of hours. The heir to
the throne In ut his bedside. and Queen Vie
tOra Is kept Informed every few hours OF the
Grand Dukes condition.
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New Trial for Lingo,

TRENTON. March a.-The Supreme Court this
noon reversed its decision rendered few days
ago denying new trial to Lingo. tho colored
murderer. and rendered decision in favor Of
new trial for him on the ground Of new evil
dcuce.
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An Appes, for Suffering Newfou.alandsrs

LONDON. March a-Lord Mayor Evans has
issued an appeal to the public In behalf OF the
suffering people Of Newfoundland. Owing to
the severity Of the winter. the storms which
have interfered with the fisheries. ana from
other causes. there Is widespread destitution
on the island, and many families are without
the necesBarieS Of life.
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A P.,st,.I Train to san Frau.Iseo

The personality conducted tour TO the Golden Gate TO
be run March ~ BY the F.nnsylysnia Raiiscsd VIII
inent Six weeks il the time OF tour four OF which
Will be spent In California The ronndtrip rate OF $3.50
Application for space should be made to Tourist Agent
Al 6<v broadway n, y,-Ads
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Later-Cure Permanent

FREDERICK. Md, Dec. TO- 1871.
"Gentlemcn: think from my picture which send
herewith you will that cure by Hoods Sarsapa.
riila has been permanent. My health is perfect,
and do not have any more sickness or pain. When
was afflicted weighed about 100 lbs. hut now weigh
POO" CHAS. y. HAUER.
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Tests OF Armor Plate In Esslans.

LONDON. March 8-Lord George Francis
Hamilton. First Lord OF the Admiralty. has
issued n statement In explanation OF the
naval estimates which he will introduce on
behalf OF tho Government on Thursday in the
House OF Commons Tho document bears
evidence that the author was close observer
OF the armor. plate trials In America last year.
The results of those trials are carefully an
alyzed. and the writer then goes on to tell
what has been accomplished at home. He
In secret trials in England OF compound steel
faced iron plate. which has been produced OF
such high resisting 1ualltj rs to shattsr tenn
penetrated deeply the. best steeI-faced plates
Of equal thickness. Very satisfactory results
have also been obtained with all-steel plates
tested rs sample deliveries under current or
with nckel-eteel. Four firms have produced
successful specimens OF hin armor OF this Qual
lily. Two firms have produced 10 s-lnch nickel.
to gratifying degree resisting power against
peroration and freedom from serious crack
ing. The spec mems compared favorably with
the nickel-steel armor made abroad. Exten
steel armor. which forms tho secondary do
fence OF battle ships. Several of the ships now
constructing are being fitted with this Kind OF
has
experimental results do not yet warrant plac-
Ing nickel-steel In SO good a relative position.
but the Is not No u
British nrmor. plate manufacturers are keep
ing pace with those Of other countries. Stimu-
lifted by the liberal patronage OF tho Admiralty.
tures In new lines of production. with the re-
suit that Engand's sources OF supply are now
more extensive than at any time heretofore.
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ANY one can got furniture. csrpetG bedding. and
stoves by paying 10 per cent cash down balance long
time. Il CSwpeIthw slrs lDo 20 zoe PARK row no de-
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FlosScd Him Instead OF I.,ncLIux Hin.

JACKSON. Tenn. March a-W. A. Mitchell.
who attempted an assault on tho daughter OF
Mrs. Charles u. Green. was taken away from
the officers whilp being taken from tho Court
House 70 the lail and WAS logged within an
inch Of his lile and then turned loose.
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II Years imprisonment for Perjurer.
DENVER. March S...William b. Merrill. who
recently obtained a fraudulent divorce from
his wife. was to-day sentenced to fourteen
years imprisonment for perjury.
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Five great limited trains every via New York
time table this paper.-Adr.
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TIL. Duke or Cu.berland'. Professions.

BERLIN. March 8-The Duke Of Cumberland
has made statement In regard to his refusal
to accept the Guelph fund in compromise OF
his claims TO the throne OF Hanover. He de-
clares that he cannot consent to forfeit the
rights Of his family or to enter into any under
standing not to maintain those rights. should
opportunity offer. He refuses to recognize the
ANNEXATION OF Hanover to Prussia ,! a. sitns.
Of the Duke has. caused a most unpleasant
feeling in imperial circles. Tho Kaiser con-
sidered that he was doing a special favor to
his grandmother. Queen Victoria. in consent
ing TO mako terms with the Duke. and to be
craftsmanship and liberality ut the snme tlmo
Is n source OF deep chagrln.
Duke Of Oldenburs had been. successful as =
mediator the tbn tS
ssuccessiol to the Duchy II brunswiek was to
the Duke OF Cumberland. who Is about twelve
years Of age. The Duchy Of Brunswick Is at
present administered by Prince Albert OF Prus-
bia as regent,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-09

Ho0d's Pi'is cures Constipation By restoring
the peristalti action of the alimcntary canal.
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AUGUSTA. Me-. March S.-Much criticism has
been made by pastors and churchgoers be-
cause OF the calling OF four OF the seven I,epuh-
lean ward caucuses in this cityfor next We'd
nes,,ay. This Is tho regular prayer-mcetinG
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pered with, all sorts Of substitutes offered at
"cut prices" by INSCRIPTIONS dealers, who
are not authorized TO sell DR.. Pierce's genuine
medicines Don't be deceived by them.
These genuine, world-famed remedies are
agents, and under q positive g,arantee OF
benefit or, cure, or money refunded, The
makers take al the risk Practically, thew
Sell them to you on trial. On these liberal
terms, the genuine guaranteed medicines can
Golden Medical Discovery, 81 90 Der bottle
Favcrite Prescription, Si0O Der bottis.
Pleasant Pellets, 25 cents mar VA
Dut, sold in this way and at these 49,
they're the cheapest medicines that you -
buy Tor you pay only for tho good Dow -
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In a Terrible Condition

And not only that. but In Gmonths my ply
stefan was compelled to remove piece of de-
cayed bone. and all tho time suffering I'M
,ncmsr pain. l could not stand upon my leg
and had to go with n cane and crutch. The
last thing my doctor ordered was !, grain
sulphite of calcium pills. When had taken
about 1000 OF them noticed my leg little
ST ronCnr but tho Discharge would not stop.
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Dhutions, i'm

DnuttOnS, I'M
itations, and
counterfeits of
DIR. Pierce's med
icines, though
sold at lower
prices than the
genuine m Cd
icines, are dear at
any,price. beware
OF them. Old bot
ties are rcfned,
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Hoods
S a rs a p ariIla
Cures

fall and winter. and my physician did every
thing he could. but without success. Asare-
suit of poulticinR. Il sore formed. opened. and
commenced running. and l was