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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-02

Snap shots Mt Home and NeighbortnR
News.
y John Lyons ~ doing IN immenae
business iii the. boot and shoe line, and
says his. prices beat The county.
Our streets ii some portions Of the
city need cleaning very badly. We
would suggest that falling leaves be
burned as rapidly as possible.
Messrs. Neer Il Martin are increas-
ing their stock extensively, and IN d
short while will have one Of the best
and largest stocks in the city. Give
them a call.
Mr.. G. d. Matthaei, our new whole
sale confectioner, is doing an excellent
business, with good prospects before
him. Our merchants should patronize
him, and encourage his new venture.
Messrs. Baker Il Rearick are doing
an immense business in their merchant
tailoring department. Ready made
clothing is handled by them in man
ner that is a caution TO some Of their
competitors.
The old reliable firm Of P. 0. Nick
las, Bro. q CO., are already getting in
their Holiday good. Anything in the
furniture line can be had at their store
at prices that will astonish the shrewd-
est buyers.
By actual count we find that there
are Just 100000, 900, OOo, 900 people in
Martinsburg who want town-clock.
Are there any others who would like to
add their names to the above numberi
Two more we think viii secure il.
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Personal MENTION.
Your Friend. coming aud oolas

Nss.ssssA a-setA ssDAs
Mr.. B. Pitzer, of Baltimore. is visit
ikg his parents On King street.
DR.. 7. G. Rlackiston, Of Washington.
is in the city, the gHest Of r. Vernon
Aler.
u. ii. Shaffer. ESD, returned yes
terday from business trip to New
York.
A junior has made its advent in the
home Of Mr.. N. g. Tabler. Maybeny
is doubtless the proudest man in the
city.
Mr.. W. J. NEWMAN, who has com
pleted the course Of treatment at tie
Blair Institute, this city, returned "a
his home in Staunton, Va, to-day
Messrs. Mifain Hedges and T. R.
Wild returned last night from hunt.
ing trip to the Second Mountain
where they secured two large wild turk.
eys and other game
Il e.
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QUICK Work.

At Gauley Bridge, this state, two
men, Price and Spinks, robbed citi-
zen Of $500. They were arrested
within the hour, and two days after
wards, having been summarily tried
and convicted, were on their way to
the Penitentiary for two years each.
This would evidently be good exam
pie for Martinsburg.
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SENATOR FAULKNER
RETURNING FROM A TOUR OF TIE
STATE
SAYS WEST VIRGINIA II SAFE FOR
CLEVELAND AND DEMOCRACY

ENTBUsiAsTIC MEETINGS.
Senator G. J.. Faulkner Is inst re-
turning from q tour Of four weeks
through the State, during which time
he has made speeches in fifty counties.
His speeches have generally been two
hours in length, and he has often
spoken twice day. Never, says the
Senator, has the democracy Of West
Virginia been so thoroughly aroused
as it is this campaign. Meetings have
been large and enthusiastic and the
democrats exhibited the greatest de-
termination to win. People go miles
and will stand for hours in open air
of night to listen to speeches. The
tariff discussions create great interest,
and the people are thorough tariff re-
formers. West Virginia, the Senator
declares, is as safe for Cleveland as
any State in the Union. The scheme
lpf trying to carry the Legislature by
transplating republicans from strong
republican counties to democratic
counties may be tried, but the demo-
Gratis are ON the watch and the repub-
licans have no more chance of carry
ing the Legislature Of West Virginia
than they have Of carrying Georgia.
General Stevenson's meeting at Park
ersbnrg Monday night was splendid af-
fair, and lastnightat Wheeling, where
he spoke, there was process
sion in which was marched in a body q
hundred and fifty Germans who win
vote for Cleveland this year. Hereto
fore they have been republicans. In
Wheeling is the greatest democratic
\ revival,aand Pendleton with re-elect-
ed. William L. Wilson Mr.. Faulkner
considers safe, and does not think the
republicans are seriously expecting 70
defeat him. jefferson county is good
this xeas fer 4 900 majority. The on
~ congressional fight Is IN the third
district. The republicans, however,
are making a determined fight for the
State, and Mr.. Faulkner said he could
see the traces Of their money wherever
| he went. An enormous amount has
been spent and great deal wasted in
a fruitless attempt to keep the third
party in the field. The republicans
have been entirely unable to get peo-
pie to attend their meetings, and their
is dead apathy among them just as
their was IN 1890. The Senator con-
cluded that where members of party
are too Indifferent to come out to meet
ings it may be set down as q fact that
!, there will not be full party vote.
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or wlprspREAp EXTENT.

Such is the widespread extent and
severity Of the drouth, that as it CON
tinues from day to day its effects are
really becoming appalling, and there
seems to be no prospect of its ending.
What are regarded as sure signs of rain
in the morning pass off by noon, clouds
vanishing, which were supposed to be
charged With, water, without drop
falling to the parched earth. The con
ditions are certainly unprecedented,
and If change is not soon had the
suffering Of man and beast cannot be
otherwise than distressing.
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4 GREAT COUNTRY.

New Jersey comes to the front with
q strawberry plant which bears fruit
all the year, and Arkansas with a
three year-old negro boy who killed a
rattlesnake just twice as old as him.
self, inside Of which were found wa
ter-moecasin over four feet long, a
black snake Of the same length, two
dead toads and one live one. besides 4
large builfrog. Again it is proper to
remark that this a great country.
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CHARGED wIrH cRooKEDNEss.

The West Virginia Central Railroad
is now having big law suit ON its
hands if the allegations made against
it in this suit have any foundation. one
could scarcely believe that corporation
would be financially able to take care
of itself, not to think Of its purchasing
Of the w. NJ. R. r. John K. Cowen
and Alexander Shaw are the attacking
parties in the suit and they charge the
managers with all sorts Of crooked
ness. The suit has not yet ended and
some interesting developments are ex-
pected, that may influence Baltimore
city in the proposed dicker for inter
ests in the Western Maryland.
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WHAT DO YOU WANT !
One Dime Places Il IN Two Lines
Before Five Thousand Readers.
situat ons, Help Wanted. For Sale, For
Rent, Lost. Fcund, strayed or stolen. TO
nay. Sell or Exchange whatever Your
want, make IL known in This Column.

TThe great increase in the local cir
culation Of THE WORLD makes this
column the BEST AND CHEAPEST adver-
tisine medium iii this section. It il
read BY over 5, 900 people every even
ing. One dime pays for q two line ad-
vertisement for one insertion. Suisse
ouent insertions can be had at q cts.
per line. Special rates by the month
or wear. All copy must be in by l p.
m. daily. A postal card mailed by
noon at any point within the collective
district, will reach this column in time
for the edition of that day. Cards fur
nished free atthis Office or its branches.
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wORLDLETs.
Breezy Bits OF News Gathered From VAR
ious Sections.

y
Samuel Hance died on October s, at
his home, at Booths Corner, Delaware
county, Pa. He was in his 95th year,
and had been u licensed exhorter in
the Medodist Episcopal church for
over 70 years.
While John Hood, colored, was
helping to thrash rye ON the farm Of
Mr.. Daniel Kraft, near Rockville. his
hand became entangled in the binder
Of the thrashers, and was nearly cut
OF by the needle. One finger was en-
tirely severed from the hand.
Sour krout season being now at
hand, the makers Of that favorite deli
cacy, are putting up all the cabbage
attainable. That vegetable however,
seems to be somewhat scarce.
A great deal Of alleged oratory is
being fired off in this county just now,
but he tpeople can congratulate them
selves that in the order Of things it
cannot last much longer.
Those people who were late getting
their wheat in the ground, on account
of the drought, consider themselves
fortunate now. 1t is said that much
of the early sown wheat has been seri-
ously damaged by the fly.
The gathering and crabbing Of corn
has been progressing very rapidly in
this county. The dry weather has
placed the cropin condition for imme,
date housing.
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Democrats turn out IN Iun

Democrats turn out IN Jutl
force nert Tuesday. The results
Of this election i0iH sag tUhethey'
you iciH enjoy your past liber-
ties IN the future. Republican
victory means q future Force
Bill Democratic Uictory means
Charles James Faulkner again
in the q. s. Senate to defeat
such measures. Which do you
prefer : Vote early.
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MIR. M'DoNoUGH PAYS eI5o.ooo FOR
OKsfONDE.
The Great English Race Horse to Leay
south America for California.

s'Ou~hA = AgA NssAAAOAaAA1e
SAN Francisco, Nov. 2.The sale
of the great thoroughbred stallion
Ormonde to William OR. McDonough
Of California was settled late yesterday
by cable, the Californian sending an
order for sl5O.00O TO the Rothschilds.
Charlie Reed of New York and Ten
nessee. owner Of st. Blaise, was his
chief competitor, and offered Sl25, 200.
Mac Donongh has three fine brood
mares on his ranch. Flora, the sister
of Raveloe, Lady Marian, the sister Of
Sir John. and Fair Lady, who is the
dam Of Bermuda and Dagonet.
He will buy the best brood mares on
the market and will found stud with
Ormonde at its head.
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SUDDEN DEATH.

Thomas Cole, son.in-law IL J. H.
DAVIS, formerly Of this city, died sud-
denly at Chicago. NJ. on Thursday
morning, Oct. GOTH. in his SIND year.
His remains were inferred at Oak
Woods Cemetery in that place, on Wed
nesday, Get. Goth.
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orRrRicns low.

THk WoRLb job Office has just COM
pleted the printing Of election tickets
for seven counties in this state. This
shows that our prices are low, and our
work satisfactory. Also that our
work is not confined TO this section
alone.
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a CRIPPLED FORCE.

THE WoRLD force during the past
week has been considerably crippled
by sickness. Three compositors have
been under the weather, and with
rush Of job printing we have been
kept unnsually busy.
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Democrats turn out IN full
force merit Tuesday. The results
Of this election NIL sag schether
you aoiH enjoy your past liber-
ties III the future. Republican
Uictory means a future Force
Bill Democratic victory means
Charles Jane Faulkner again
in the u s. Senate to defeat
such measures. Which do you
prefer 2 Tote early.
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r. L. Johnston, Of Summit Point,
lost 4 pocketbook containing $685. on
the streets of Charleston the other day.
The book was found by little colored
boy, who returned it to the owner and
received $50 reward.
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Don't fail to hear Senator c. j.
Faulkner, on the politicalissues Of the
day, at the Martin Street Opera House
to- night.
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HIGH SCHOOL.
Expenditures.

The above represents contributions
by the public to the several rooms, as
well as contributions from the pupils
themselves. Against the general pub
lie have no complaint whatever to
offer. In fact the public contributed
freely and literally to all the schools.
! am especially indebted to THE WORLD
for the valuable assistance which it
voluntarily rendered US. OF many
students in the High School cannot
speak in terms 50 complimentary. Sew
eral paid promptly, and few, even
double their just proportion yet 9TH
ers, sitting under the very shadow Of
the beautiful banner which Is now the
property Of the High School refused to
contribute one cent to defray the legiti-
mate expenses incurred by the cele
bration.
The Principal, therefore, upon whose
shoulders the responsibility Of the cele-
bration chiefly devolved, and who la
bored zealously and arduously to ex-
hibit our schools to the best adyant-
age possible, is obliged to pay more
than $500 Of deficit, simply be-
cause pupils who are daily receiving
special favors at his hands, refused to
contribute the small assessment Of
from 20 to 80 cents each.
Most respectfully submitted,
J. "A. Cox. Principal.
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The mountain fires are threatening
Mont Alto Park. They have burned
down as far as the narrows.
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WILL BIZ ABSENT.

DR.. T, IS. McElfsh will leave to-day
for Cumberland where he will remain
about two weeks. He will return
about the 18th Of this month.
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lIR. w. c. RUSSELL win only remain in the
M city few more days. All who wish some
of his high-grade Photographic work will please
1l-142t
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tonight.

John, entering the house very ex
citedly well, Mary, did you hear
the news?n
Mary-'.No what is it Is there
anything unusualg ~
John"Yes, there is great deal
unusual. The editor Of The WORLD
was, arrested BY Mr.. Evans for libel.
There is going to be some trouble, too,
before the Daily case is settied!,'
Mary, "Well. THE WORLD win come
out on top, mark my word"
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Democrats turn out IN full
force neat Tuesday. The results
Of this election tciu sag sckether
you toial enjoy your past liber-
ties IN the future. Republican
tictory nssdhs q future Force
Bill Democratic uicfory means
Charles James Fdnlkner again
IN The q. S. Senate to defeat
such measures. Which do you
prefer9 Vote early.
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Ct0MING BACK! COMING BACK. The great
" New York Bankrupt Company will open mp
again In the same old stand on or about Oct
25th with an immense Stock of Dry Goods
goods ETC., which they viii sell at prices
lower than ever known. don't fail to look for
the opening of the Greatest Bargain house on
earth IO-2z-tf
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A election will be held in the Burkhart Build,
N ing, Public Square, Tuesday, Nov. 8, 1892
to elect two School Commissioners, one each
from the First and Second Wards Of Martins
burg, w. Va, to serve for two years from Janu
airy /. 1893. Officers of Election, Messrs. w. A
Cnshwa, Thos. n. Turner, $. L. Dodd, Chas Me
Donald, and B. f. Dooley.
By order Of the Board,
E. $. Barton, Pres't
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DICK-NICK-NOTIS.-Y You can buy silk mitts
i worth % cents for IS cents.
You can buy straw sailors worth IS cents for
Is cents. 20
You can buy ladies vests worth IS cents for
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/yREAM Puffs arelght but they are delicious.
" LOUIS BROWN excels in them.
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A GREAT big deal. just from New York
N Auction Sale 500 pairs genuine 81 White
Blankets to be sold for 90 cents. yellow FRONT.
YELLOW FRONT. You will find them on exnibi,
tion In our large show window. just think, a 81
Blanket only 20 cents.
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FTER you get through talking politics you
N can obtain a box OF fried oysters al Louis
Brown and take them to the loved ones at home
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l0-29-1mo.
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coLuMnus DAY urLnnnArIoN.

Statement showing the expenditures
and receipts for the Columbus Day
Celebration, Oct, 81, 1892:
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WEHAvE secured Miss J, T IIoopes Q, BAL 3,,l

yXTEHAyE secured Miss j. T. Hopes OF Bal
wv timore city to take charge OF our MILL
merry Department this season. Miss Hopes
came to us very highly recommended having
had varied experience and having served the
most fashionable millner trade Of Baltimore
CITY. We have every reason 70 be gratiied at
the success OF this branch Of our business and
as our experience in this line has considerably
increased we intend this season 70 add largely
to our stock ef millinery and develop this de-
will arrive here on Thursday with our entire
new stock of millinery and will have it marked
and on sale bv Sept. 18th. EMMERT 4 FIERY.
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A HANDSOME LINE Of Misses high cut
"A Spring Heel shoes at FIERr's SHOE sronE.
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NOWIS YOUR CHANCE to get first class
In Children's School Shoes at FIERY's SHOE
sToRE- Every pair guaranteed to give satisfac-
ton.
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Don't fail to hear Senator G. J.
Faulkner, on the political issues Of the
day, at the Martin Street Oper House
tonight.
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DoARDERS wanted-Ladies or gentlemen
ID Pleasant location, comfortable house
terms reasonable. For further information APP
ply at this Office. lO-29-6t-cod.
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HAVING anticipated a large trade this winter
Ill on underwear we bought with that idea in
our mind and have double the stock we ever had
before at prices that are down even lower than
the lowest, Just think OF a good ladies' vest for
sc. EMMERT Il FIERY's
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NOR Novelties IN China. Glass, White Granite
T. Opal. Barhadfne and Earthern Wares, &c
TO d. N. KILMERs big Queensware Store, on
King street.
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TRUNK SALE-Great Slaughter Sale Of
i Trunks, think Of good Trunks only S1.9S al
c. p. HEARINGS Cash House.
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A HANDSOME line OF Mems Fine Dress shoes
IA in the latest styles and shapes at
FIERY1s SHOE STORE.
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NOR SALE.-A Story Brick dwelling, on
r Maple avenue. For price and terms, see
x. POOLE Attorney. 10N-lm
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Tee CREAM and Berry Sets, In both China
l and Glass, from IS cents to S3.35 at ID. M.
KILMRR'S, ON King street.
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n oVELY Austrian China Tea Sets SO pieoes,
IL $500, worth $780, at d. NJ. kILMKR'S,
on King street
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BEAUTIFUL and delicious are the confec-
ID lions at LOUIS BROWNS.
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I AIDES AND GENTLEMEN'S garments steam
III cleaned, dyed and pressed In q superior
manner by j. CoRDNERr
Near Wooden Mill,
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THE WORLD atten cents per week.
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cEAsoNABL THINGS AND WHERE TO GET
- THEM.--Weyonld like to say few words
TO supply the wants and demands OF our Grow
ing trade, for all kinds, grades and textures q
black dress material for the fall OF ". Whist
we've always tried hard TO please our trade. yet
this fall we have taken unusual palms and pat
forth our best energetics In Masking choice ~
lections and securing the latest styles and tex
lures In the markets. We feel that our efforts
have not been In vain. for we can ofter you
many special Inducements and give you some
rare bargains In Black silks, Henriettes, Cash
nores Serges,y Broadcloths, Ores DeByon, Liss-
age, Mecahique, Crapon, Percidierrells, etc. We
would be pleased to show youour large assort-
Ynent Of these goods, and also q great variety OF
Respectfully.
ENMERT q FIERY.
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ELEGANT French China Tea sets S. pieces,
II $1,000. worth $150c, at d. M. K1LMER'S,
on King street.
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TTNHESE PRICES Will SAVE 1UU MUNEl.
i Some bargains In Mems and Boys Boots
and Women's Misses and Chldren's Fall and
Winter Shoes Mems heavy boots, high-top.
solid double soles and counters, S2O0: Mems
high-top, double lined, genuine Oyster Boot 81.
o. Mems full-stock, handmade boot. $3.50.
Mems first-class gum boot, $225. Boys boots,
high-cut, solid soles and counters, 81 rs. Nom-
ems genuine oil grain or Pebble goat, best In
the market, S125. Misses oil grain or pebble
goat, 500. Children'so oil grain or pebble goat,
S75. FIERY,S SHOE STORE
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KisroRTElrs NosEaAy.

snap shot. =. HON. and Nslshhsrlns
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
NINE PHYSICIANS FAILED

To Give Relief to Lady who suffered
From Diseases OF the Liver aud Kid
neys. Whloh is the Direct Cause Of
Many Ills which the Flesh Is Heir 60.
Who You should Consult for Proper
Treatment.
There are very few healthy persons, yet not
one in thousand can tell the cause of his oil-
mcnts. They are applying medicines for some
troublesome symtoms of "a disease, the cause
of which rs located in the liver or lidneys-
Wasting diseases are very often kept alive
by disnrdcred Kidneys or liver. The impur-
ties from food, air and wator are absorbed 10y
the lstem and deposited I'M some vital organ
OF the body Increase the action and strength
of these eXcrctory organs and ycu overcome
the disease Many man who has suffered
for years from headache and has taken every
known "hcudachc medicine" without avail
could be permanently cured If hc would con-
suit physician who has studied into the
causes and who then can apply the proper
aud kidneys of his patients. as hundreds of
/ fhilHdelphi0's best citizens Will testify He
gives them 3, Vigorous body by overcoming
the causca which produce disease.
A LADYs TESTIMONIAL.
Mrs. Mary Williams q lady living az No
2i2N Nassau street, Philadelphia, gives the
particulars OF her treatment: "l had been IN
Tor several years from what the doctors called
l malaria / used 90 have chills nearly every
day. followed hy tever my nervous system
| became shattered. and was drcadtully weak;
| the slightest eyertinn would cause me To trcm-
/ bic and my heart to nalpitate. ! would get
very giddy in my head. MY skin got sallOw;
| my appetite WIS variable sometimes Noracious
/ then again nothing would tempt me 90 eat. /
/ consulted and was treated with as many as
! nine physicians. bat none gave me amy relief.
! ln fact. ! grew worse.
"it seemed that AN they could think of was
] uuinine. and $50 was do.ed with 10 until my
| system WAS fairly saturated with tine drug. ]
/ became well-nigh discouraged of ever being
/ hetter, but q friend, who had been greatly
] -crihed hy Dr. Mnrstun,the specialist, induced
/ me tO give him trial. The result was most
! happy it is now over wear since first went
90 him. and. after weeks treatment. 60 the
! present time ] have not had one of the old
/ sn-callCd mplarial attacks or amy of the bad
I feelings before described. have also gained
/ eleven pounds in weight.
| u gladly report the result of my experience
/ with the different treatments. IL is uuc tO
/ Dr. Marston that ! owe my present health.
sufferers wishing 90 know as 90 the rufahil
iiy of their case, the necessary expense oil
treatment, etc can call upun the doctor al
lis Office, or write "a full history OF their di.
ease, when an opinion Will hc given and th'
method 90 bee adopted 90 effect n cure. pr
Marstuu makes no charges for consultation
either personally on 10y letter no. l3l Suutl
ninth street. opposite Walnut street Iccntrc
Philadelphia. fa. llOurr. . 90 4 ana to
sundays, tu I. a. m.