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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-03
LOST HIS WAY
In the Great Maine Woods and Perished Be-
tore Help Could Reach Him.

BANGOR. Jan. "A special to the Wing
from Presque Isle says that William j
Wood of that place, went out TO Caribou to
hunt last Thursday with man named
Hicks and IIazen Ifuson for II guide, to
Squaw Pan Lake.
Friday morning Wood said he would hunt
alone, and contrary to the others advice
went. He was persuaded to take a compass
and matches and lunch, but as he lid not
return at night his companions started Sat
urJay morning to find him. After a long
tramp, Wood was finally found in dense
forest lying face down and unconscious.
Help was summoned and he was carried to
the nearest camp, but died shortly after,
without regaining consciousness. He got
lost while on the Caribou trail it is thonghi
and pressed on until he sank from exhaus-
ton. He was unmarried.
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HURRyiNG TO THE SAN IAUN.
The New Gold Fields Are Attracting Great
Crowds Of Prospectors.

SALT LAKE,, Jan. 2.--~The preparations
for trips to the San Jaun placer country
from this place are proceeding rapidly The
excitement here is increasing every hour
and the rush to the gold fields Is increasing
day by day
Old-time prospectors and speeiilators
who want to get into the country at the
sarliest possible moment leave the railroad
2 Mancos and hire an outfit or buy ii out
rht. \. S. Mills, who has just returned
rom the digeings, says the places are the
richest ever discovered in the United
States.
The San Juan is the northern boundary
of the Navajo reservation. and the river
enters the Colorado about six miles this
side of the Arizona line, pay dirt extending
for 80 miles up the river The San Juan
is a drop of $500 feet from the general
level, and there is only one place to get
down a trail on the Arizona siic, and the
canon is from u quarter 10 half a mile in
width.
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FRANCE AND the REPUBLIC.


IoNpoN, Jan, 2,~-rhe nrlcuniSts have
by no means abandoned the hope Of regain
my the lhron, of France through rcyul-
sion in republican sentiment caused hv the
revelations in the Panama affair. What
the present intentions of the orleanists arc
/, would be had to say, but 1t is evident that
some project is contemplated that Is in
tended To lead 10 the overturning Of the rc-
public and the establishment of mon
archy The Count of Paris has telepraphcd
To his son, the Duke of Orleans, who IL
now travelling in Indo-C hioa, to hasten his
return, in onlcr thai he may take part in
the deliberations of the Dfleanist pafiy.
In English circles II is helicyed TINT there
is no chance of the Vaccinations of the
French R,yalisIs and lmperiali-is proving
successful. u is ihoualh that the French
government, by pursuing those implicated
in the Panama scanial to punishment, VIII
establish the republic on sounder tonnda.
,ions than beiore, anl will render such nm
evil Ms the Panama affair hereafter impos-
sible,
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mot so WELL
Is the Report from Bedside Of
Mr.. Blaine.
Physician Says He Has Not Had a
Relapse But a Bad Day,
Such Is Is Liable 10 Occur 10 Any easiens-.
No Cause for Alarm.

WASHINGTON, Jan. s.--"Mr. Blaine Is
not As well as he was yesterday" said Dr.
Johnston, about 80 this evening,
MIR Blaine has not suffered relapse
such as that which occurred fifteen day $
ago. Mr., Biain. is simply not rs well as
ON Sunday. Yesterday he was feeling very
we'll. Mr.. Blaine has good and bad days.
like most iuyslids. There is nothing in his
present condition TO excite alarm. do
not expect 10 see him again tonight.
There was a rumor on the street tins
evening that Mr., Blaine had suffered u re
lapse. Later intelligence had reassurine
effect and it is no, Thought that anything
serious threatens him. tonight,
At II O'Clock the lights in Mr.. Rlaine's
room were extineuished and the re
mainhcr Of the house was in seni-tiarkness.
The attendant at the door said that Mr..
Blaine was about the same.
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FAVORABLE TEsrim0HY
Given for Leopold Blanc, Charged With caDs-
ing Death Of Edward laeasse.

LAco~ia, y. H.-Jan. 2.--Leopoh Blanc,
alias White. was arrsigned this afternoon
charged with msnsiaughter in causing the
death of Edward Lacssse last evening.
Half a dozen witnesses gave testimony
most fayoring to their coantrymen, claim
in tina, the fall from the piazza was more of
an accident. The case was continued until
morning.
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BOSTON 4 MAINE FREIGHT
BY the Poughkeepsie Bridge Route Subject to
New Schedule and Route.

BosroS, Jan 2.--The Boston & Maine
Railroad today made an important change
in the slispatcbing of freights by the PouE =
keepsic Bridge route. Allwest-bound ssis
ment, destined to points located on or resS.-
ing the following lines hitherto forwarded VA
Northampton and Poughkecpsie Bridge. to
be forwarded via the Worcester, New York
& New England Railroad, Philadelphia,
Reading 4 New England ard Poughkeepsie
bridge, namely. Philadelphia, Reading &
New England Railroad, former
the Central New England .
Worcester Railroad; Philadelphia
Poughkeepsie & Boston; Lehigh & Hudson
River; Lehigh Valley: Philadelphia 5
Reading Central Railroad of New Jersey !
Baltimore & Ohio; Norfolk 4 Western !:
New York. Ontario < Western; New York
Susguehanna s Western; Southern States
Dispatch and Traders Dispatch.
The new freight schedule and route was
decided upon at least six weeks ago, and is
not result of ANYTHING that transpired in
cilental to the acquisition of the Connecti-
cut Railroad by the Boston { Maine inter
rsts.
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WEST POINT EXAMINATION.
Thirty Lads in the Fourth Glass Likely to be
Dropped.

Wnsr poISr. Jan. 1.-The annual cS-
animation Of cadets will begin on Tuesday.
The fourth class is expected to lose about
80 men, who viii he discharged for de-
feiency in studies. A few in the second
and third classes will also be dropped.
Colonel Wilson in his annual report rec
commended thnt examinations of candidatcs
be held in the various cities during til"
months of February and May, instead "f a
month later, ss the rules now exist. lie
also recommends that Herman j. koehler,
master of the sword he made frs, lieu
tenant Of infaoiry. and suggests many in-
provements for the benefit Of the post.
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'Ilst porld guide, unerrinaly into the haven
of health, all that are on The troubled sea Of
impaired womanElood. II is rsihing less nor
could be nothing more, than III. Pierce's
Fsvoritc Prescription--frs females fault
less friend--tsme-tried and thoroughly
tested. iuterasI inHsmniafions. irregular
tiles. dispiaceu.enss, and all iii-eouditions
peculiar 10 woman, controlled, corrected,
and cured, without pnblicity, by this safe.
sterling specific. Purely vegetable. Only
good can come from its use. The only
remedy of the kind raryaated 10 give salts
faction OF money refunded
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LOIS or FISH


6l"teEsrtn, Mass. Jan 2.--The 6e.
ure- for isa2 show larger fisb receipts NJ
this port than in any gear since iss7, and
good prices we're realized The Receipts :
Cod, i1,743.ioS pounds. against So so i25
is is''i halihu' s.is3.522 pounds, az ,ipst
7,19i.7 .7I3 in 1871 hasiioek, hake aud pol
ioek, y -;,s7. .7il poundS, a2ain-t % ,2lZ.sG
ju i~.,i; msckerei. 1920 barrels. against
q 1870 in 1891 frozen herring. 25. .i1G, ,9sl.
against 1922 900 in ls5i cured fish 49,
800 quiniais, against y ,eil ia 1891.
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II you have throat sroui,Ee use Thrcaiin-
II will reliese yoH- dec2Ddffhd
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BELFAST, Jan. ..-t Special. MIR. Hiram
Pierce died at his home on Waldo avenue
Friday last. aged about y wears. Mr..
Pierce went to California in 1880 AMI
bought a ship ami made several trips to
China. Shortly after his return home he
married Miss Maria Cater who with one
son survives him. Before the railroad was
built Mr.. Pierce, in company with his
brothers John aad David, lid some ship
building just above where the lower bridge
now stands. Mr.. Pierce also owned the
privilege where the electric light station
is located Mt Percival the slightly hill
just below Northport campground, was also
owned by Mr. Pierce. The funeral took
place Mon'iay afternoon.
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SAWYER WILL CASE.
Jury sustains Will and Gen Butler Sends
Case Up on Exceptions.

SAtn. Mass. Jan. 1.-The jury in til"
SAWYER will ease returned this afternoon
with verdict sustaining the will. Samuel
T.. Saw yer of Gloucester, left an estate OF
some $3.50, $50, Of which $500 900 or more
was bequeatlied to charitable institution
4 few relatives received small bcguesfs
but most of the nearer ones received moth
ing. ard they contested the Will on the
ground that Sawyer was of unsonnd mind
uhen the will wss made, AMI also that he
vas auduiy influenced. The case goes NJ
upop exceptions by Gen. Builer.
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AQUlET DAY.
No New Years Receptions by
President or Officials.
The White House in Mourning and
Guaranteed by Illness.
The Day Was the Nest Quiet hsw fears within
Mans Memory.

W,snfsetos. JAN 2.--Teiay was the
quiete-t New Years that Washington has
within the living memory.
The White House was . house of mourn
ing, and, being quarautined by reason of
the infectious fever, the cabiaet officers and
leading government officials followed the
example of the Chief Executive in holding
no reception. The omission of the official
receptions deprived the day of life and
color. Speaker Crisp being i'll, Mrs Urisp
did not receive.
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The Murderer Of Smell Said 10 Be Prospecting
in ALASKA.

MtS>fsro,i~, Jan. 2 "A dispatch to the
journal from spokane Falls, Wash. says
jules Bcauyais, miner from Alasks, b.
conyersed with w. -. Taseott, the alleged
Smell murderer. Tascott is prospecting in
Alaska, and makes no seere. of his idcniiiy
lie has been drinking heavily of late.
The theory that he allows To prevail IS
that hc did not commit the murder, but for
consideration ia taken upon his shoulders
the onus TO shield the real murderer, who -
said to bc person Of position and influence.
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KING CARLOS OPENS C0RIIs.


IhspoN, Jan king Carlos today
opened in person the session OF The t,or'es.
The spccch from the thronc proinised thnt
the government would submi, bills prosid-
ing for electoral reforms, measures to rem
cdy the deficit 10 the country's production
of cerenla aul increase her export trade in
wine, and measures for reform in public
services.
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PLENTY or AMERICAN TIN.
The Harney Peal Company Will Begin Ship
ping II IN Two Months.

Ram Cry, S. D.. Jan. 2.-After years
spent in the development of mines in tine
Harney Peak district. there is now every
probability that American tin viii he placed
upon the markets of the world within the
next 10 days.
The Harvey Peak Tin Company yester-
DAY begun operations with its seeoi,ii battery
of commentators, AMI all reports agree that
the process, until not experimental. saves
a very large per cent. OF tin crystals in the
ore crushed.
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THEY ORGANIZE.
Montana Legislature meets---Demo-
cratic President in Senate.


HELKxA, Mont, Jan 2.--The Senate or.
ganize,l today by elecring Z. d. Mats,
Democrat president pro TEN. The House
proceeded to organize with the state audi
tor in the chair. The roll was called leav-
ing out the names of both contesting can
diiates from Choteau county, Demc-
crats objeeting, but without succeEs.
All other members were sworn in. The
motion was carried by the Republicans ard
two Populists to proceed TO the election OF
a temporary chairman, the Democrats again
object.ng and leaving their seats. Twenty
five Republicans and two Populists pro-
eeetled to ballot, casting all the votes for
Matthews, Popalist.
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ILL.rREATED SAILORS
Bring officers Of Ship Wandering lew Before
the Court at Boston.

BostoS, Jan. I'm the United States
district court this afternoon Judge Nelson
ordered verdict of acquittal in the case of
Robert Crosby, first mate, and Daniel Me-
Caskell, second mate, of the ship Wander
ing Jew, charged with beating and wound
ing members of the crew.
The jury was allowed to consider the
ease of Capt Daniel G. Nichols. and court
adjourned until tomorrow morning. After
the Jury retired Mate Crosby was arrested
on a bench warrant, on complaint made by
Fred Tingberg, sailor, who says that
Crosby assaulted him while the vessel was
at sea. The mate will como before the
court on summary process.
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EUROPE FROZEN UP.
France, Germany and Austria Suffer-
ing from Jack Frost.
Heayy Snowfall In Places Work Tor the poof
Whole Family Drowned.

E.niiN, Ian The cold is severe, and
is increasing throughout the continent,
Tonight the thermometer stands AT de
giecs above zero in this city. SNOW is fall
ia the liarts mountain.
Suspension of traffic is threatened ON sew
eral railways. All the lakes in France,
Germany and Austria are frozen. The
snowfall in Vienna affords occupation 10
thousands of unemployed who will be KEEP
busy all night clearing the streets.
A dispatch from Trieste says the harSo
presents an Arctic scene. A whole family
was drowned today near Gifhorn, while
crossing the Aller on the ice
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ON Monday, Major II. a. Shorey COM
rleted bis 18th year of service as estitor and
pahiisher of the Bridgton News.
Henry Hudson. Esq, Of Guilford, il ac
cumniafine one Of the finest libraries Of any
lawyer in Eastern Maine. Within the pest
few reeks he has aided to 1t about loo rai-
nabie books at an expense Of some 500.
Mr.. Hudson has been sers successful in
business and practice.
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Fire Bugs al Denisoa. Tex. Cause SIS,
coo Fire.

DgxIsos, Tex, Jan. AT o'eioex
this morning FIRE destroyed the wholesale
dry goods store Of W. c. Jones & Go. /:
Burnett Ashby S Co.'S jeuelry store and a
dozen other small buildings Total loss,
So 900; insurance. slsspD- The origin
Is unknown. but supposed TO have been
fire bugs.
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CONGRESSIONAL MEASURES
Proposed by American Patriotic Orders in
Session at Philadelphia.

Pirr-BrEs., Jan. 2.--The initiatorv con
clave of the legislative committee of thc
National order of Junior American
Mechanics, in conjuntion with representa-
tives of the Fraternal Bond of American
Patriotic and American Defense Associa-
tion, met in this city today to consider
congressional measures providing for the
restriction Of emigration, maintenance of q
public school system, and revision of the
naturalization laws.
An important action at today's mee'lnc
vas the consideration of a proposition look
ING toward the amalgamation of all Ameri-
can patriotic societies having in view the
object mentioned. Representatives were
present from every state in this country.
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HOLDS WORLDS RECORD.


I.ocRtnns. H.. Jan. p. Tom Nalana
L-,ke 1000 glass balls in 81 minutes here
to-day. with l2-calibre fille. lie stood ~
feet from, liz. tlirower. He feat breaks the
worlds record. Tho shooi was for purse
of 500. Halsna missed sSG balls.
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CAPE COD FISHERMEN


EDGsgIowS. Mass. Jan. 2.--State Off
Ger Proctor had Horace q. ilillman, b. +.
Attaquin and Edward Cottle in court today
for the non return of nle number of fish
taken by them. They were released on
payment of costs. Fifteen other warrants
have been issued
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Disor,Iered Liver set right si,h Bneen,M's
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Roedercr Wanted Tor Stealing 500 900,

NigSSA, Jan. "a warrant lins been II.
sued f0r the arrest of Ernest hoederer, the
pretended journalist. accused Of swindlipg
Simon Bcrgbeim, an American mine owner,
ont OF 500 600.
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A s,acifie for Consumption

II t...,.,.s a. rl,., E.lisa No 'rvt,msat
~. - ~ar, ,5.a-e ~ nlaHy prFInaseni entef
~ ,s,n.np,,sion 10 its errsiii = if, S's..h Z,
ys,t,lng 10 Ssfar acts 50 directly ai,i ensssf t'
ma IA - ,,.fs.y,., congestion. titflsfsuhafipt'
A-Lth.illllsttLiln as
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Mrs. ma,ha !. Lamb Dead.

New Yors. Jan. 2.--Mrs Martha j..
!. Lamb, editor Of the Magazine Of Ameri-
can History, died at the Coleman house tins
morning Of pneumonia.
She vas born at Flsinfeid. Mass, Aug.
N is1g
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LAss isrER. Pa . Ian, 2.-The china
store Of High 4 Martin was burnea today,
and C. A. Ssmueis' .sBon tom store was
damaged by fire. Loss. s43.eG1: insnr-
ance- s16,t0.
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OSBORNE IS KING.


Cnnsesxg, Wyo., Jan. 2 John y. os.
borne. sho seized the executive office
moa,l, ago. il now recognized a. Governor.
and sstihg Governor Barber relinquisbed
the office today.
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esv. Jshs /. esss,~, peaS.

AGersTa, GA Jan. 2,-Rev. Jobn l..
Burrows D. D.. who has. attained nA-
fionAi reputation for his eloquence and Ell
cheney in the Baptist pnlpis. died to-day.
aged IS.
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NE. TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 3. 1898.
fna AND COLDER.

w.sntxoIos. Jan. a.-fos Se~ Eng
land Fair, colder, westerly winds Sig
mails are aisplases! from Atlantic City 70
Eastport-
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

Ii,, undersigned hereby give motice that they
will petition the next Legisia'sre TO grant iAsin
and ih<,s associate charters to brifd dams afr'
,sss,, improvements for driving logs on the North
krasseh az Perob>cot river, in Township 5, T. =
w n. L. :: in T. 6. Il. Z. w. l. l.. 5. in I. q, X
II W. 4. 4. $; and Norris Rreok. IN ss,d
Townships S r. Is VEL. :, 5 L. -. W f. l..
S.sR Is. W E. l. $: q T. ~. W. T.. L. :. and
) L. ~ W T. L. 5. Also on the hssiwa;ers OF
Baker Lake, in Townships 1. n L. W. 4. l.
sad r. s. X. II. W. T. l. s sad 9. T. u. W. H.
: An being tributaries of said Baker LnSt,
which lake Z sirsatea in T. ;. r. u. W. T. l. =
and the stream 10 be improved tcing known
part of the distance as Wohsos1oeek siream ais
on the hra.iwatsrs OF the tributaries OF Dass
Brook in I. s. x. ~ ". Z. l.. =, and s. h y, W
Z. L. :. and collect r~a<onable tolls ON all loks
passing through. or benefited by ssid dams
DANIEL r. DAVIS
Rsuso~ Dpe 1. tlea decadtf
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BosroS. Jan. For New Englansl
Tuesday, fair, decidedly eokier. northwest
winds "Wednesday, fair eoutinHed cold.
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EQUIVALENT 70 elfcTios.
Hon. Vim. ssizer Nominated BY Democrats -
Speaker Of New York Assembly.

aLsAxY. y. r., Jan. 2.--A Democratic
caucus tonight ns minated Hon. William
sulzer, New YORK isy, for speaker Of the
assembly. rhi. is quivalent TO an cleo
tien.
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INVEST TMENTS.
We offer The following Desirable investments

MsiHe teeiral ! ~ eeni Consolidated Hortgag,
lipasis der igit,
Naias tesltgai 4. psf ett Improvement Bond.
due igE
kuox ilEfein kntlwiis pr cent. Improve.
mfni b"nds i'H ~ guaranteed principle and
tlntertal by he Maine ssnsrai.l
Enmt0fd fAils kDiiwss sef CENT. First Mortgage
kNfsHsion ilnuis tas is Y.
tsoekiand bsina@ion 4 1nsieB STREET Rail wsy Z
per cent. hIst Mort viasIs aas due t9sy.
Maasam River Rail 0ad tnpaHv first Mortgage
Il pef cen itonds dnss ai,. lanpsertitg San.
ford aud s'prngyale WI ihc Portland 4 Haeti.
ester kaiir0Hd, York osity, HsiHr.l
| uiuB Electric Railway Gtapsuy First Nartg tRp
pc, eept, Bo5sis sg. ~ iel Saratoga springs
New YORK.
A tfai Masa.l Water tesnsiny :, per cent First
N1rsgaes Bonfis duc tgE works built Ia !-5n
gravity -ystem-l
Camden 4 kockinnd sfel 1isitany " per cent
Mortgage Eosds due 1917
Portland 4 ogdeHsburg hiivay Stock. tDiyi-
dcnd- guaranteed and pas quarterly direct Ia
the -tvckilolder by the Maze tpntralJ
Hereford Railway tampsH Stock. fDsidends
guaranteed aad pnid semi nI5,nesfly direct to til.
ntockhalher by the Maine 'tBtral,l
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LSIRoue ENDORSEMENT.


bb PVaks HSRE9f uL1NSs-
10 TIE f.EoYrE:
We Respectfully isase your attention 10 the
following words Of ya4ise irssa the PmEssx
PHARMACY, Of this sxy. Tae pharmacy Ia In
10 way connected via this compaay, hence
the tribute IL Of sseriisg worth. As you read.
swsscs that the nedteias which inspires cona-
dsnce and sndsrssm<nt at home, Is worthy of
confidence abroad. Permit us To add that
HipDEx's MAGNETIC COMPOUND N THE
coxfso MEDICINE. rryit. II WILL cugg
soc. Very truly yours,
: HInpss MEp,crg Co.
PHESTx PHARMACY,
No. ID state ST., sewbarypors. Mass,
November Is, iss2
To THE PUBLIC AND TRADE: a..
We take pleasure la speaking 10 the pa bic
and dtra4ie OF HIDDEN 'sHAesErIc CoaPorsp.
and Of its Maaafaetarsfs. the HIDDEN MEnf.
eisE Coar4NY- Hasiag been made familiar
with the foTniaia ana the methods of eoa.
pounding this msdieise, We are In position
70 know that II Ia reliable preparation, aai
that Il IL a perfectly safe remedy TO ase. The
Company Is composed Of gentlemen of char
aeter and standing in this community They
would not lend the sanction OF their names to
medicine without nsrit, and this fac. alone
is sufficient to stamp HippEx's MAGNETIC
CoSrocso as worthy Of the eoasidence OF the
Dublic and Of the trade.
Very Respectfully.
W. LUsT BAKTLErT, Manager.