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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-09-17

The north west quarter of section g, in town
slip LA, in range s., in Mclean County, N. j.,
will be sold at the front door Of the poStDiiice in
Der, A. D., 1892. at 2 O'Clock y. M, Under the
mortgage executed by Andrew Johnson on April
18th, 1880, to Bank of Milot to satisfy siG.SO now
due Hereunder and costs of sale and attorneys
etS. a. $. DRAKE. Attorney,
July 18TH, 1852. aug13wT
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-09-17
.iliiy !lt!!, lSJ:.

TIL" west half Of uGiih"HS. quarter and north
vest quarter of SGnt!iriSt quarter. and northeast
,~!l.ilt"! II southwest quarter al section -, fowl
snip III, range 81. III Mclean County, n. d., Wi!!
be sG.il Il, TIC front floor III III" l,oStoiilcc in E'h!-
cui!er IN aa!: county on the l,ili day 81 October.
A.D. 1872. AZ . D'ciorE i. a.. under the !iottGl%"
executed Ny ioln ". Elliott on September ai:h,
1888, 10 .Moii.Hmc iaDk nnl investment Cnia-
Iany TO sa'i.iy slp4.!u nov due tl,erclM,ter and
costs Of sale ana attorneys fees.
II. :. ;ntAK!, Ntlorncy.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-09-17

The south west quarter Of section 10. iii town
ship 147, in range SO, iii Mclean County, n. D.,
will be sold at the front door of the roStotfce iii
Der, a. D.. 1897, at e O'Clock Z. M. under the mort
gage executed BY Charles V. Tucker on May 3oth
1881. 10 Bank Of Minot to satisfy S19.Go now due
A. $. Drake. Attorney.
July 18Th. 1892, auylsw7
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-09-17

The southeast quarter Of section 30, in town
win he s0ld at the front door OF the posttice in
Ia]consr. in sni county. on the 1871, DAY of De-
tort,er. AID IsY2, 1T 2 o'clock p. M. under the
GoiJstoue. her husband, an March LIST, 1889. 10
Bank Of Miitot III satisfy sl8W now due there
uiidel. ana costs OF sale and attorneys fees.
A. S. DRAKE, Atty.
July 18th, l39...
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-09-17

Tie north east quarter OF section -, i'll town-
siip la. in range 81, i'll Mclean County. s.. D.,
W:l te solo II. Tic front door of the lustot!ice in
%i'1.:onrr in said county on the 18TH day ct ort0-
d,r, i. H.. 1872. at 9 o'clock p. H.. Ulrirr the
mortgage. executed Ey Karallna lallgrcn and
Andrew i'ailgrcE her husband on June 24tll 1881.
tr .Alhri@agn j!aD; and Investment Company to
satisfy sills3i no" doe hereunder and costs OF
sale and attorneys fees.
A. S. BRAKE. Attorney.
July 18th, 1892. au.I3w7
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-09-17

The northwest quarter Of section %, in town.
ship liz, i'll range 81, in Mcic:,n county, \. -,
viii Dc sold at inc front door ofti,e poglotlice in
tnlr"lcr, ilshid county, on the lSth dry OF o"-
iohcT, q, u. ] ~, at . O'clock p. H.. under thr
niuftgage executed by Josie Johnson. widow OF
John +, Johnson, on september Is, 1850. to Btn;
o; Miii"t 70 satisfy S!4.T0 nov duc Hereunder
As. DRAKE Atty.
The iorti,rn>t quarter Of section "a, in town.
sh!t liG, IL ral,ge ~, in Mclean county, \. D.,
vii! I've soid at the front door of the pnSioilicc III
fhlcoi'cr, i'll snid county. on the 18Th day OF DC
l"bcr, A.. u. 1872. 1T > O'clock p. M, under The
mortgage executed by Frank Johnson on Sep.
lc,npcr 10Th, 1890, To Bunk of Minot, TO satisfy
Sie.9o now due thcrcrnner and costs Of sale ard
attorneys fees.
4. s. DRAKE. Attorney.
July 18th, 1892.
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18TH, 1856

The south cast quarter Of section 90, in town
sh!s 1915, in range q, in Mclean County, N. D.,
Miil he sold at rhe front door OF the s~ostoflce in
i'eI, A, D.. 1892 Ht 2 O'Clock p. M, under the mort
gage executed BY Anna Danie!son an March 18th
1883. to Bank Of Minot to satisfy $3.50 now due
Hereunder and costs Of sale and attorneys fees.
A, s. DRAKE, Attorney.
July 18th, 1892. aug13w7
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Missouri VALLEY LAND MORTGAGE
COMPANY, Mortgages, Spui
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20
A REAL SURPRISE.
What a Former Captain of
Police Says About 1t.
An Astonishing Fact That Ought to be
Known by Everybody.
Cause for Alarm Unless Immedi-
ate Action is Taken.

Alexander Bell is retired captain of the
Portland, Me-. police force.
He has strange and wonderful story to
tell.
Now Mr. Bell is an old Grand Army man,
indeed. was one OF the founders of the famous
Bosworth Post, @. A. r.. and is widely known
and much respected throughout the State OF
Maine.
We will let him tell his remarkable story in
his own way
II have had two strokes of Paralysis, the
first about four years ago, the second in Janu-
airy. 1891. My left side was completely par
alyzed, face drawn, arm and leg immovable.
"On account of my advanced age of 20
years, and this being the second attack, my
physician pronounced my case hopeless.
IL was finally induced TO try DR.. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy and soon
began to improve, the muscles Of the face
Strengthened, then my arm began to gain, and
began TO walk after having used three bot
ties of this remedy.
My arm / can now place 10 my head and
have fair use of il, and with cane have
walked as far as two miles and half.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20
sIIERIFFs SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution, No Coca issued from
the District Court OF the sixth judicial district ON
the Zfth day OF June. 1902. and returnabo 10 said
court on the 9th day OF september. 1892 wherein
Harry =. Co ney of Providence u the plaintiff,
and FRITZ Slaiger and Ludwig Bakmert, both Of
sald fiovidel &c. are the d.fendynts will be seld
atPubl. auction ON SATURDAY \ ycmber .,
ituz, AZ W o'clock noon, at the Sherins ONCE In
nc tnhtt House ON CoeRn street IN TIE city ~
lrovldrnce, all the right. title and interest that
the Witlln ualntd defendant, Iudw % bakmert
had on the 2tth dav 81 NAV. 1897. at o'clock ana
lomnutcs y. NJ, the time of the attachment on
the or nHl writ In the action IN which the bOye-
utrctlDrd execution was Ch.aucd Ia AID 90 the
following described real estate. VIZ:
lhhi certain lot OF land situate tho east side OF
french street IN that part Il the said city Of Provi.
utlce itrineFly ~ the town OF tfans'on " Ga all
the hullding~ ana Improvements thereon. being LOT
numbered rs ~ laid out and de- heated On that
plat KNOWN as the burgess Dover plat. made by
hwater Schubarth A iIaines, AuTil 9Th, 1Sl5, "a
copy whereof 4eeerded IN ttr ftrCurd-
cr 81 Deeds ~ said Providence in Book OF pafs No.
y. page NO = Being the same premises conveyed
20 john 4, stratcr by deed from william 4. and
Hannah IS Psarse. dated September attn 1872. aud
recorded IN sah Providence IN Deed Book No 2Js
levi on this 7th day Of July. iso2 NJ 10 O'Clock
\; ". and viii be sold 10 satisfy said execution N
sufficient.
SAMUEL T. GARDINER,
.,.or,. ,,.... Deputy sheriff
Plaintins Attorney. oi2-i3-20-e7-n3
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20
NEGLECTED HIS DUTIES.
City Auditor w. %. Topham OF New bod
ford Has Abandoned Hts once.

City Auditor w. %. Tophsm Of New Bod
ford Has Abandoned HIS once.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Oct. 20. ~ A
meeting OF the city government was
called last night and at n convention OF
both branches, Mayor Ashley stated that
1t became his painful duty TO state that
City Auditor william B. Topham had
abandoned his Office; that during tho
term since his re-appointment last April
be has repeatedly neglected the duties OF
his office and ho recommended that the
office be declared vacant.
The Office had been abandoned for two
weeks and $4,000 OF bonds remained un-
signed. No provision can legally be made
70 have M acting city auditor, appointed.
He recommended that a city auditor be
elected at once. The vote resulted in the
choice of Ere ier.c A. Browncll.
Captain Topham mas not been sean for
over two weeks and his friends explain
the fact by saying that he IL upset by the
litigation over the estate OF his father.
Robert e. Topham, which has been pond.
ing In ths courts for some time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20
THE CITY OF PROvIDENCE.
WASHINGTON STREET.

whereas. on the sixteenth day OF September, A. ID.
1892. the City Council OF the City of Providence
passed the following resolutions, viz:
Resolved That in the opinion OF tn city council
Il Is desirable and necessary TO lay out and widen
Washington street from Eddy street to Walker
street. making the width thereof uniformly sixty
feet and tho northwesterly line 10 coincide with
the present OF thwestery line Of said Washington
street, and. whereas. certain real estate Will be
required for tEat purpose
Resolved, That the city solicitor be hereby d.
rected o make application TO the supreme court OF
this State for the appointment of coinms toner's of
estimate and assessment under and according to
the act entitled An act In relation TO the laying
out. enlarging, sraRhtening. and otherwise alter
ing streets In the City OF Providence and the acts
In amendment thereof and in addition thereto !"
and the city council hereby direct that n said ap-
pication the city solicitor shall make application
that said commissioners shall apportion and Asses
threc-fourths Of the loss and damage thereof upon
the persons AM estates benefited thereby In the
ratio OF the benefits conferred
Resolved. hat the city clerk be hereby directed
TO give notice Of such application as soon as hs
shall be informed thereof by the city solicitor ac-
cording 20 the direction and In the manner required
by said act.
The City Council OF said Providence hereby give
notice that APP llcation will be made To the Supreme
Court OF this State, In said Providence on Satur-
day October % A. ID. 1s92 at 10 o'clock A. NJ. for
the appointment OF commissioners for the purpose
afor, said. -
Witness: WILLIAM r. CLARKE.
s3O-lW City Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20
STRANGE DETECTIVES
Are Reported to be at Work on The
Borden Mystery,

FALL RIVER, Mass, Oct. 20.-The de-
scription OF John Wood, alias Henry
Wood, alias Henry Hair, who is under
arrest in Richmond, Va, tallies with
that OF bonrder, whose aliases es given
above are easily explained, who lived
here with Mrs. Houghton at II John
street; also with her daughter, Mrs
Cross. He worked at a local hat factory
last year, but was not in the vicinity OF
Fall River when the Borden murders
were committed.
The police report that there are strange
detectives here at work on the Borden
case and they know that they are not in
the government employ. The mysterious
woman who figured so prominently ut
the bearings, is again registered at the
Mellen House, and is again attracting
local attention by her lively movements
and flashing apparel on the streets.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20
AS FOLLOWS /:

6o'clock A NJ. (sunrise)-The several city flags
will be set. A national salute of twenty-one guns
will be fired by Battery A, Light Artillery, Capt f.
X. Barker.
oto7 A. M.-The Parks Continental Drum Band
Square; South Main Wickenden. Benefit, vvsams,
Hope, Power, Beneft, North Man Doyle avenue
Camp, Olney and North Main streets.
The Ives Post Drum Corps will parade the
Following streets viz: Market Square, Westmin-
sttr, Aborn, Broadway, Baker avenue High. Har-
rison, Westheld West Friendship Broad, Pine and
Dyer streets.
The Caledonian Flute and Drum Band will parade
over the following streets, viz: Oneyvile Square
Manton avenue. Delaine Appleton. Julian Am
herst to junction of Manton and Atwells avenue,
Academy avenue, Chakstone avenue. Harold and
Valley streets 10 Olne yville Square.
- The United Train OF Artillery Drum Corps, +. A.
Guile, drum MAJ tOr, Will parade over the following
streets. viz: Market Square, North Main MILL
Charles Randall North Main, Benefit. Jenckes,
Barnes, Brown. Angell Thayer. George, Benefit
College street to Market Square.
$50 A. M.-The several bells Of the city will be
rung for one half hour,
$50 A. M.,The Grace Church chimes will be
rung for one half hour.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
PROPOSALS FOR SEWERS.
Department or Public Works.

Department or Public Works. J
Providence, 4; L. Oct. "a, 1892.
Until Geoes VII 81 the at s OH
day of October 1872 FOR constructing sewers In the
IN ohStkstp2soEE rs tkspaoE srhEET srnhhENEHTE FROM DOUGLAS
IN fR IS sTssRT lFfS Rps pstsT TO ssHop
About Sso feet is-inch pipe sewer.
$$SS$$ Z sf$as4R
IN SSStEsET sREETp, pPs FROM seSf'' TANNER TO
IN LEYIESFSS sTKks4 3S dNniT6 HykfY6 FROM MELRosE
A$$S q fS' Faisb ESa s's TO NAN
About $50 feet Finch pipe sewer
shERR IS FSSAhE %5s5
IN c$S%Gs sTFftT' 'Tfs FROM SPs ssTEEsPfLE TO MAR
s fgsS FE5s s'rss TO
kbAiLBoAp boa, Sso ,ool BRlDGi r. ,nsh ,r,or ..
About 800 feet l5-in. pipe sewer.
IN slMHhhs sfRE sfREEFA
hSS SHSasHf EESh SSsLEJ TIE
sSHs 4 S., ,sG E'f FROM asSf' PRAIRIE TO
IN REDWING STREET, FROM GREENWICH TO
BUCkLIN:
IN sSHH If ST RfA S FHAal TO SON.
About i3O feet 12-inch pipe sewer
IN WINsLOW STREET. FROM BROAD TO WEY.
BOSSET:
About $50 feet 1b-inch pipe sewer.
About $50 feet 12-nch pipe sewer.
Be BY % the s1a of
Public Works
The pars AMI specifications can be seen at the
ONCE OF the City Engineer.
A % a oh for n
equal to 10 per centum OF the estimated amount OF
the contract, as liquidated damages for failure to
execute the contract within ten days. IL ava rded
must accompany each proposal, and a satisfactory
bond for sum equal 10 one-third OF the estimated
amount OF the contract, conditioned upon the faith
full peri ormance OF the contract will be required VI
the successful, bidder.
Each sewer, with its necessary mani oes cate h
basins. pipe branches. connections, ETC.. must be
bid for separately.
The right to re- ject any or all bids is reserved.
ROBERT T.. SMITH.
o14-U Commissioner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

Next Wednesday evening will lie a sort
of Fourth of July occasion for Charles f.
Chickering Lodge, which will entertain
Pythagoras Lodge of Attleboro, and
What Cheer Lodge Of this city, and al
of the prominent members of the orde,
have been invited. A banquet will he
served during the even ing.
One more lodge Of the order will be
added to the roster of the Grand Lodge
in this State next "Wednesday evening
and Will be known as Lafayette Lodge,
No. 81. IL was expected that this lodge
would conduct their business in the
French language, but at the-reeent ses-
sion of the supreme Lodge it was decid-
ed that all of the lodges i'm the United
States will, after the first OF next January
do all of their work in the English Ian
guage.
Howard Lodge will hold n grand ball
next Thursday evening. A short session
will be held in the ante room prior to the
festivities
Gen. II. NJ. Sedawick, who died recent
~, was prominently connected with the
order in Ohio. lie was, at tho time of his
death, commissary general on Gen.
Carnahan's staff.
The new ritual will have the Question
in the order of ousness-Does any mem
Der wish TO join the Endowment Rank
Upon the recommendation of the Conn
Gil OF Administration of t1e Supreme
sOa2e, former legislation providing for re-
ports TO the Supreme Lodge of the con
Yition of the organizations Known as
Pythian Sisters " aud " Pythian Sis
terhood. was repealed and further official
communication with said societies was
prohibited.
Grand Chancellor Goff and suite made
an official visit to Rathboue Lodge last
Wednesday evening.
RHODE ISLAND Lodge had good at
tendance aud an excellent clan chowder
last Monday evening.
What Cheer Lodge will make the trim
20 Charles Il. Chickering Lodge next
wednesday evening IN party wagon.
81. Elmo Lodge has one candidate for
the three ranks Of the order
The committee appointed by Abraham
Lincoln Lodge To arrange for n grand
thanksgiving ball Is hard ut work.
An effort ~ being made by the mem.
bers OF the Supreme Lodge to boom the
Endowment rank
What Cheer division will meet this
evening. and have short season of drill.
Alter the meeting It will proceed in "A
body to the Castle Hall OF st. John's
Lodge and have very pleasant time.
The membership OF Aldine Lodge of
Chicago Is 6is, and Is Increasing at the
rasr OF twenty n month.
The local committee of Enternrise
Loigc met at the residence of brother 4.
VI. Burke aud elected the following Off
csss: A. NJ. BuSke, chairman; j. 5. Reed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20
1o:45 O'CLOCK. A. NJ.
BRIGADE II. I. MILITIA.


Assistant Adjt. ,n. Lieut.. Col Arthur V. warnelJ
Major cater enss fnseedtor General
Capt: George : Tingley, .Quartermaster.
Capt TyfSstiE, .Si, TS6ippie, ProVgsi Marshal
Capt. Clarence IL Greene Engineer.
Capt. Sharles kxittmanni x,i signal onicer
Capt Isaac + Williams. Jr., Ade-de camp.
ssoo,a R,g,mshs, sisnq, tn,sR Corps r. NJ lava. ~.
Lieut.. Col: James II, McGann.
Ad'u'"nt' Capt; s;d1 Frank Canning.
Hedly's National Band
First Battalion. Capt. Bernard Hackett command
CO 4 GsS SsP John 5Snq atcSaaa:Sg sp:S
Co Co g "a Csy, PatrlSS dS McGSvern commanding.
Second Battalion, Capt. fhonas ''HlDonfS H. ponaSue,
Co f, FIRST Lieut. ''',Ia' john Kelly oommanan,
Co +. First Lieut. Joseph J. Traynor. command.
Co II capt. Pe,er swesnsy @ FGnmanSfhg c9mmandhs.
First Regiment Infantry, Col William II. Thornton.
Adiutant' capI; san ALBERT O. Higgins.
Band.
commanding.
Co g. Capt George 4 FORSYTH. commanding.
70 Co T. & Capt A a: G, Tn mgson. commanding
manding.
20. Z, capt. Albert h, Brown, commanding.
Co. II, Capt William Mctirtg0r commanding
Co q saSa SaPt hSfIs.g hSeIGrge Is n S6SdE comgand9E
First separatr Company Infantry RI. NJ, Capt.
Franklin A. Brown, COMMANDING "'' '"p''
Lieut.. William Rodesi1soRas. siRs9s Comma m hd,ns I'M FIRST
First Machine Gun Battery. X; J. NJ. Capt William
Battery A. Light Hrtiiierg. SiHiie1@GenY NJ Capt Edgar
First Battalion cavalry. Major Alex strauss. COM
Adjutant First Lieut.. Thomas Child.
70 CO. 4; Capt; ,E31iward 3i, r Jones. COMMANDING:
~ ID '"p'' "HiIhln in -. nahard, commanding.
Provisional BrigadS' & l. H. Col. Cyrus NJ. Van
Acting Assistant 2djaSan1 'n@ GENERAL %g First I,eo,
james y rilinghast.
United Train Of Artillery. Lieut.. Col Edmund G.
Danforth commanding.
Co. A, Capt $. B' Bofnn Hunt. commanding.
Co. Is. Capt, Walter Il. Angel, communicating
Newport Artillery Company Col. Addison Thomas
Lieut. Col; George 4. Brown. Major George C.
shaw aijut@nt' First tout u. G. stevens Jr
NJ NeyR9.t ARTILLERY ip Bat,alIOn Of Companies
Bristol IRAN OF Arsery Gol Clark H. Straight
Lieut.. Col. Charles 7 Gardner. Major Frank NJ
Mardwcll.
Kentish Guards. Col. William r. Brown. com.
Lieut.. Col. n. n. Tisdns. nanGi Major W. Rrowr,,.
adjutant First Lieut. ]. Tourjee. '"S'
Farragut Association OF Naval Veterans Can't
Thomas ID. Toplin commanding
Marshal
GEN. ELISHA a. Rhodes
Assistant Mar-tsf-, Major IS MCSsIsy Arthnr N
ArningtOn, Gilbert Wilson ~
Aids, Fred NJ Rhodes, George n. liswald
FIRST DIVISION
Third Regiment Connecticut " q. Rand
Chief Marshal, a. 4. Matte.on.
Aide, II. a. Dyer
senior Marshas, y. N. Neeks E A, Tburs,or
Junior Marshals. O. " Chamberln ~ W
Miner. Jr ~
Sophomore Marshals. w q. Cady. E. p Jsstram
Freshmen Mrrshals u. ". HOyt, r. F. MacArthnr
Srown University.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20

secretary, and j. Il. Rich, treasurer They
will open their series of socials with n
pound party Thursday evening. Nov. 27
The subordinate lodges have received
COMMUNICATION from the grand lodge,
requesting them to make their returns
for the excursion. And all individual
members who have not as yet made their
r turns are requested to do so during the
coming week
What Cheer Lodge had large attend
hnce last Monday evening. One appice-
tion for membership was received, two
candidates " ere elected. and the rank Of
esquire was given three candidates. Past
Chancellor Herbert X Clewley of Spring
field Lodge, Springfield, Mass. has be-
come n member OF this lodge Brother {.
L.. Lascell presided at the new mammoth
organ, which has proved to be more tnan
was recommended, and the lodge mem
bers are perfectly satisfied with their
bargain. Among the visitors were Past
Chancellor w. II. Sanborn of Ivanhoe
Lodge OF Portland, Me; Chancellor j. o.
Anthoay of Elmwood Lodge, Chancellor
Commander y. y. Bender of st. George
Lodge, A. Mckenzie, ID. ID. q. C., and
others, all having good worl for the
lodge during the good of the order. Next
Monday evening the rank of page will be
given TWO candidates.
The Sick Benefit Association held a
very important session last Monday even
lag.
Elmwood Ledge held short session
last evening Brother Roulston remains
about the same. Brother Manchester was
reported well. and Brother Charles Arm
old was rep rted as being in "A critical
condition. At the close OF the lodge the
baseball association was called to order
by the president. w. A. Lane and the va
rious committees made their final re-
ports. A pleasant feature of the evening
was The Presentation of sweater 10
Isaac Huling. The usual spread, with all
OF l s extra was served.
ST. Johns Lodge will entertain the Of
ficers and mem bers of What Cheer Lodge
this evening. Grand Chancellor Goff.
Grand Vice Chancellor e.. G.. Gates, Grand
Keeper OF Records and Seal w. A. Wilson
have been invited, aud will probably be
in attendance.
Mrs. Clough, wife of Brother Frank
Clough of Elmwood l. )dge, who has been
seriously i'll, is on the road to recovery.
The grand lodge officers visited Rath-
bone lodge last evening They will Witt
Red Cross lodge next Tuesday eve ming.
Abraham Lincoln lodge received one
application Tor membership last evening
aud conferred the rank Of page on one
ca ididate.
Oriental, Enterprise and Ivanhoe
lodges meet this evening.
Now is the time TO order your combination
tickets. WM. II. BROWNS, 40 Eddy street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20

From being a helpless paralytic having to
be dressed and cared for by Others. now care
for myself, can walk about the city and enjoy
fair health.
II would state that after beginning the use
of Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedyI used no other medicine.
The result surprised and astonshed all wy
friends, and they have urged me 10 make this
statement as "A matter of justice and TO en-
courage Others who may be similarly afflicted.
II will also state that was a soldier in the
late war and served Is years on the police
force of Portland. Alexander Bell, l44 Lin.
coin ST., Portland. Me-"
This is indeed most remarkable cure by a
wonderful medicine-a medicine which is, be-
yond all doubt, the greatest nerve remedy
and health restorer ever discovered. The
Portland doctors are astounded at its effects
in diseases which have baffled their skill. Mr..
Bells restoration should make everybody
suffering from paralysis or any nervous dis
ease use DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy without delay.
But do not wait until you are actually par
alyzed before using this great remedy. II
will always prevent paralysis, nervous debil
ity and nervous prostration if taken when the
first symptoms appear.
Take 1t If you have weak and tired feeling
with WEAKNESS of the limbs, numbness, tremb-
ling. palpitation OF the heart, prickling sensa-
tion in fingers or toes. headaches, dull feeling
head. confused mind, nervousness, seepless-
ness, loss of memory. 1t will overcome indi-
gestion and dyspepsia, regulate the bowels
and cure liver and kidney complaints. II is
the best blood enricher and invgorator in the
world, and should therefore be used by ALL
Ii is purely vegetable and perfectly harm
less, and should you be a sufferer from dis
ease you will use it if you a re wise. We would
add that although sold by druggists, il is in
no sense patent medicine being the pre-
scription and discovery of DR.. Greene Of "a
Temple Place, Boston. Mass. who is the most
eminent specialist in the country in the treat
ment of nervous and chronic diseases Suf-
ferers have the privilege also of consulting the
famous doctor free of charge personally or by
letter.