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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-08-17

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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-08-17

d z to SIS per day at home. selling Lightning
Do Platter and plating jewelry, watches table.
ware. etc. Plates the finest OF jewelry good as
new on all kinds Of metal with gold silver nick
el. No experience. No capital. Every house has
goods needing plating
TX. DELNO CO., Columbus, Ohio.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-08-17
Notice for Publication.
TIMBER ULrURE PROOF.
Land Office Ut HALEY, Idaho,

June 81, 1898.
Notice 10 hereby given that
CHARLES W. DARLINGTON
has fled notice Of intention to make final proof
before Register and Kec+ivtr I his ct1ice in
HALEY, Idaho, Il Tuesday, the 18th day Of august,
1888 on timber culture application M. 3, for the
lots and 3. sen of NWA and NEA Of SWA Sec.
D. in Tp. No. l, Range NO. l3E
He names witnesses:
James Nc3owa Hugh F. McCarter, Edward G.
Burnett. 1bomas Darlington, all of Corral Idha
w. T. RILEY,
ne1ister.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-08-17

A LARGE Corporation controlling the manufac-
~ true andsale of an article of rare merit and in
general use wishes to secure one agent in every
own and city where they have none at present.
EXCLUSIVE RIGHT IN LARGE TERRITORY GIVEN
Goods are warranted to be represented. Hun
dreds Of agents ara handling these goods. Hun
dreds of thousands wearing them. The busi-
ness is legitimate. profits enormous, experience
not necessary. For full particulars address. COR
POHATION, LYNN. MASS.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-08-17
Notice for Publication.

HOMESTEAD PROOF.
Land ofice at HALEY, Iiaho,(
July l, 1893.
notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof IN support of HIS claim. and
thss said proof will be made before the Regis.
=. 1893, viz:
JAMES PROFIT.
east.
ne names the following witnesses to prove his
oontnuous residence upon, and cultivation OF,
said land, viz:
malcolm g Stewart Seth Heath, George Prout
and b. F. ner.,
OF Soldier, Idaho.
W. RILEY,
kegister.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-08-17
POLITICIANS AND POLITICIANS.

POLITICIANS AND POLITICIANS.
There are politicians and politicians.
Some are patriotic citizens, earnestl,
and disinteIest lily seeking to compass
the greatest good for the greatest
number; but there are others whose
sole end and aim in hfeis to live off OF
their fellow citizens without return.
log any equivalent.
The first mentioned class is worthy
Of all honor aud esteem, and-gen-
orally receives them. The latter ella 8
is composed OF all>around villains
which prove detriment to their
family, to their friends, and to the
community which they accurse ty
their presence.
The former are gentlemen and i,
therefore, observe the decencies OF
life. The latter are scrubs. who
should not be tolerated.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-08-17
THE DOLLAR COLU I'M n

TAdvertlse, euts not exceeding inch Tor ten
aines of smsll type) In length will be inserted in
this column for one dollar per week or fifty cents
the drst insertion and twenty Ave cents each sd
dttional insertlon-payabl in advanced
The evening world., 1893-10-18
TIE new LUG TREATMENT,

The new lung treatment Of Doctor.
Copeland and Gardner Is n certain cure
for that stRoe OF consumption known as
bronchial catR-rI.
IL il adapted AMI Cnu be used TO aren't
advantage In all brOuchia, disensc- and
tncip'en lung troubles. II should be
used when there is n cOug', a"d soreness
n the lungs; when iheie 1. n dinIcu'tv
l" brea hing and n feeling OF impression
t"ro"gh the chest; when Their. IRE
shOottng pa ns thrnurh the back and
chess a"d under the hom!der-b!ndcs;
when there Is u shaw al blood in the
sp"tum; when nightsweats come o.
and there il inc, easing w nkncss and
loss OF hcsih. Tnesc nre ymptow. that
f"rebode d sas'cr. nnd ihrrr shouIh be no
DELAY in attempting to stop the progress
Of the discnS":
A burning pain directly behind breastbone.
Also shooting pains through chest to shoulder
blades, in region OF hear. ana around the ribs.
Sharp, stitching pains in the sides.
A tender spot in upper portion OF chest.
Cough, which varies In different stages.
Sometimes the cough Is loose. the patient rails.
ing great quantities Of mucus.
At other times the cough Is dry, tickling, rasn.
ing, spasinodlc and very annoying TO both patient
and friends.
The breath is short upon ~excrtion.
lherc Is a Wheeling sound with each breath
drawn.
The breathing is worse In damp weather and at
nights.
A ieeing Of tightness across the chest,
braau'l loss OF strength and flesh.
AZ me trouble extends evening levers and night
The mucns becomes streaked with blood.
The appetite fails.
The cough becomes almost incrsSunt.
Exhaustion and llghtsScats prevail.
me patient SINKS rapidly into consumption.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
Wire Nau.,i ', Br,eF

saulted Agnes Barr some days ago in Fort Scott,
mob surrounded the jail Monday nlght and threat
ened to lynch him, but they lacked a leader.
Judge Dainserheld has refused to admit to bail
Bert Pepper, wanted for bisamy in New York.
Farmers in the vicinity Of Huron. S. D., have
suffered to The extent OF 800 $50 in the loss OF
stock, barns and feed by fire within the past few
days lncendiarism is suspected In several cases.
Mrs. q. W. Cooper, wife Of a respected farmer
living ten miles south Of Jackson. fem, was
beaten and outraged by Jim Davis, a negro. while
s s5Sni ~ a snd a MG%anai ne po sssr is s SsS = say. The
hours start. he Will certainly be caught and
lynched,
George NJ. Mcdonald. President and General
Manager Of the Guarantee Investment Company,
OF Chicago, was admitted to ball Yesterday in
the sum Of $1,000, The statute ander witch the
indictments were brought provides for a penalty
OF not more than $500 fine or one years imprison-
ment.
The ,ury, in the case Of James Clifford Hand.
Waterman OF the Hay-Todd Manufacturing Com
raIy, at Ypsilanti, Mich; after being out forty
eight hours. disagreed. Hand Will be retired in
December. The defense was an allbl.
The San Francisco CoronA's Jury in the case
Of Amelia Donnelly. the ~slStccn- year-old girl
who died from a criminal operation a week ego,
brought in a verdict yesterday charging Mrs.
Or. Godfrey, alias Laphame, with the crime. The
woman was arrested on the charge Of murder.
A noon Yesterday al FIRE insurance companies
an advance In rates Of 20 per cent. The action
Is based on the inadequIsy OF the fire protection
In tho two cities and the operation Of tho valid
policy law.
Or. T. Thatcher Graves, the suicide and al.
legged murderer Of Mrs. Josephine Darnaby, at
Denv,r. was buried at West Thompson Conn.
yesterday.
a Polish dance. at whiting. Ind. last nlvh,
ended In q free fght. One dead man, two dying
and ten uuaering from stab wounds we're the
outcome.
Mary Carey. aged seventy. was found dying
from a bullet wound at her home In Suuthbridge.
Mass, last night, Suspicion falls on her dis
solute husband, aged s~iXty-tiye.
The evening world., 1893-10-18

representation Of his condition was i'm.
mcdintciy made out aud forwarded to
the nut critics Of \ r. ~Fcrnnndcy'- Goy-
eminent. nh the sti cnrtu q, which MIR.
Fernandez was given by the onic. ais n
leave OF nbsehce sufficiently long TO oh.
IAN a cure.
To-day he speaks to The writer with
graft ude oil hi. recover, of hi. hcnI'h.
"It seemed to me doub ful.o he sRi !,
when i went to Drs. COPELAND aud
Gardner tiut ] could get very much
he p. The severe cough, the steady loss
Of flesh Rnd strength. the weakness. and
debility made me feel rs IL there was
little hone Tor me. Vet I was firm In
the belief that ! anyb idy could cure me
Drs. Copeland und Gard ~r could. tor I
had beard 80 much of their cures of ev en-
the s'vtrest cases Of lung trouble. but J
felt as IL my ease was even too har n
task for ihcm. on "a judge then how
much gratitude ! feel in ing ablc to
mike this siRtcnirnt,in being nbl to sny
how strong and well I feel and TO
nppenr 10 my friends again n strong.
HEALTHY man."
Mr. ernnn 'ez while in New York
resides n 90 Wet 1Oth Il. liz ia well
known sorin ~ in rniS city, md iso Of
his sons are taking university courses in
New York colleges.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
TERR0a|zEO THE EXAMINERS
A Big Immigrant Makes Things
Lively at Ellis Island.
The Board OF Special Inquiry Sends
for Assistance.

An Austrian immigrant OF Hereulean
stature and pugnacious disposition made
things lively before the Board Of Special
Inquiry at Ellis Island to-day. and tried
to demol!sh the witnesses that were try
ing to have him barred.
Carl Wisiak. ~thirty-two years old, a
native Of Austria, was one of the pas
sengers on the Russia, which arrived on
Oct. 6 with cholera on BOARD. Before
the passengers reached Ellis Island
Commissioner Senner received a letter
from George, %steindecker. ,%thirty.three
s yaafs e ssyip Of ,S StS Wist FS %as 8 isfi
bird and should not be allowed TO land.
S%te.ndecK u. and W siak lived at Mar
burg, Austria. Steindecker Is only a
giant in strength. and would rather
fight han eat. He was continually seek
ing occasion for a quarrel, in which he
was always the victor. he belonged TO
one of the regiments stationed there. He
was a terror TO ordinary men. and his
companions generally ak around the
corner when his brow was clouded.
Steindecker testified before the Board
that Wisiak had been N prison a numbe
OF times for fighting, at one time a year,
at another five months.
He beat me once. but was never
AS the witness was testifying Wisiak
raised his ponderous fist and made a
blow az the witnesses head. Stelndecker
had kept his eye on his old enemy and
lodged the giants arm.
Wisink looked as tho"rh he would
like to lay out the members Of the
Board and fight his way to freedom.
The men Sot together for mutual pro-
lection and sent downstairs for three
OF the biggest attendants. When they
aIriN ed the trlal VI WIS ak proceeded
Wisiak acknowledge that While in the
amy he WAS in nrispn pnra La SaJS
he came over here to vlsi, his brothar
Joseph, at ZIG West Twenty-seventh
street.
Joseph testified that Carl had been i'm
prisoned several times for fighting.
The Board ordered Carl returned to
Europe.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
ALL FIVE WERE SThRVIAG.
Mrs. Druckman and Her Children
Found by Gerry's Agents.
1 x-Ysar-Old Boy Taken to the
Hospital Almost Dead.

A sad case OF restitution and suffer-
in the Essex Market Police Court. when
Agents Schmitt and Dietz. of the Gerry
Society. asked for and were granted
commitments for three children OF
Yetta Druckman to the American Fe-
male Guardian Society.
The Druckmans have been living in a
miserable shanty in the rear Of 50 Sheriff
street. Harris Druckman, the father,
became respondent through loss OF work
and wandered away five weeks ago.
His wife is OF, the opinion that he
committed suicide.
The agents learned Of the suffering of
the mother and her four little ones yes
terday, and found them in a pit,ap.e
with scarcely a crust of bread in the
house.
jacob, six years old, was found in
bed wasting away from s~taryauon' PTr
pieces Of stale bread to nlbble at. The
mother and other children were crying
from starvation. Jacob was too weak
removed to ST. Mary's Hospital for Chill.
dren at Thirty-fourth street and Ninth
avenue. where the surgeon pronounced
him in a critical condition.
with injuries received yesterday morn
ing, she having been scalded by up
setting a boiler of hot water.
Nearly every pane of glass in the two
miserable rooms occupied by them is
broken and old rags and paper stuffed In
to keep out the cold.
Harris Druckman was a good work
man on slippers and earned good wages
while employed.
The three children committed in court
to-day were Ellie, eight years: Bernard.
twenty-five months, and Flora, five
wears. The children were tnlnly clad,
Two days ago the almost heart-broken
mother was served with a dispossess
notice and was about to be thrown
into the street when found.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
ATLANTIC SQUADRON STARTS.
1t Will Spend the Winter in Warm
Iati,udes.

The San Francisco, flagship OF Rear Admiral
Benton, and the wooden cruiser Kearsage. com
prisins the North Atlantic Squadron. left this
morning for their regular Winter cruise in the
West indies. Both vessels dropped down from
the!r anchorage in the North River shortly after
Z O'Clock and proceeded out as far as Sandy Hook.
There the Navy Yard tug met them and assisted
In testing a patented machine for loading coal on
war vessels at sea. After the test the machine
Will be taken aboard the Nina and the two war
ships will continue on their Southern cruise. The
fritport VIII be Key West. After a stay OF four
days they 30 to Grand Cayman, West Indies. The
Itinerary OF the Squadron Will include visits to
oIl Providence ST, Andrew and ports along the
About four days Will be spent in each nIare
and the Squadron will return to Key Wcst March
40. Christmas Day Will be spent In Port au Spa.n
The evening world., 1893-10-18
NEWS AND GOSSIP,
Seventh REGIMENT Athletes Meet
and Form an Indoor Schedule.
j IN German Defeats Jack Lew In
New Orleans.

Indoor athletic sports will soon have
their nning IN these cool, Autumnal
days Is a trifie too bracing to the thinly
clad Splinter or jumper to caper around
on the open frosty field. and he welcomes
the institution OF indoor contests with
eagerness Large halls are required for
such games, and the armories of our
different regiments afford the finest ia
cilitics for indoor contests.
No better games are conducted indoors
than those of the Seventh Regiment
Athletic Association and it will be a
welcome piece of news to lovers of ath.
!etics and athlotes as well, to hear tnat
at a meeting last night In the Seventh :
afinofy me different events were ..,
cided on for the twcnty-fourth Eamas
on Dec. 8, and uInC..ls appointed, AN VI.
which. are enumerated below for the
first time:
Iruc" ,ents-NlHrty-thrce yard run. scratch.
for n%or!Ccg. l,OyD-yari run. handicap. 100 yaals
limit. haii-m!i" waIN, scratch. novice. one ale
scratch. novice, s2o.y4ri run, ]hanlic1p; IhnaIf.milr
Walk. handicap, JV-yard s-rh I4gu, scratch
naytcs; tyo.mto safety bicycle racc, han i'sS.
:2F-'ard hurdle rae, scratch. novice. and 2.l.
yard hurulS' %hani'rhpi hslI.m.io run. s.rat,hr
Tor Officers cup no,'ce so yard run, ha"i' arp,
licysle race A~salicap. tNo-lsp Obstacle pso,
i5.yori run, b%andrcap. hHl!.m.le run, champion
ftcii E~yent-rajlng l]C.rounl shot. scratch
novice. running h.Eh wul %rnn.lra.
The officials chosen last night were:
Referee, col, Daniel App.etuG, Judge,
George W. Rand, Capt. Charles T.. Ly-
decker; Judge OF Walking. Samuel {.
Austin; A~nnouacer. Fred W. burns.
Handicapped, Alex. Jordan,
Jimmy German, a New York bantam
weight, c!cycrly defeated Jack Levy, of
England. In the olympic club, New
orleans, last night In eight rounds.
German was seconded by Jim Gibbons,
owen Harvey and W. ~Brookman. Levy
Anderson and ]. r.. Judd.
A despatch from New Orleans this
morning refers TO the contest al fur
nishing N Of the greatest exhilAtions
The evening world., 1893-10-18

In e1ther Of these. with a
little p arlzne, you can wash
clothes more easily, more
q ickly, and more cheap y.
luan IN any other way. Yen
can, we sav-but perhaps you
don't have to. hen ~ the
ease of it doesn't affect you
50 much. But the qulcknes,,
the thoroughness and the
economy Of it does. The
less time ihatsSrent on your
clothes the less it costs you
its money in your pocket
every time they are saved
from the wearing rub, rub.
rub of the old way. But the
aOater doesn't make any diff
terence. Use what's han.
diest. Hot or cold. hard or
soft, salt or fresh, rain or
shine. IFS all the same if you
have Pearllne When you
aoN't have it-then there is a
difference.
Beware of limitations. so4 JAMES PILE. N. Y.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
From A GOVERNMENT ENGINEER.
Mr.. F%ernandez's Experience and the State
ment of the Organist of St. Paul's.

Tho Governments Enu'neer of Porto
Rico, MIR. Pedro Feruputck. ini,ing In
health early in the sui III ucr, came to New
York 10 place himself under the care Ut
specia lists and Il recover hi, stree Eta
III order thai he might be able to pre- Sc
cute the important work that was under
his direction.
RS. Copeland and Gardner found on
pacing h,m nndcr ,rru nrnt tat nc wns
suffering from n severe bronc iUl trOu-
BIZ, which hnd been reLdcred more aeri-
Gus AZ his system was nircauy unLcr-
mined ~ IL mn arini lever. A proper
The evening world., 1893-10-18
SAYS A POLICEMAN KICKED HIM.
John Mora Makes a Complaint to
Inspector NcAvoy,

John Moran. a colored man. twenty-tour years
old. OF li West Twonty sixth street. called at
Police Headquarters this morning to see Inspector
McAvcy. His head was ~bandaged SO that only
his nose and eyes were visible.
Moran keeps a small stand on the corner Of
Twenty-si&th street and Seventh avenue. and his
wares consist OF FISH oysters. and hot lunch.
Between ! and 2 o'clock this morning a customer
bought a boiled pigs tail and hccidently knocked
the platter on the sidewalk. splitting the contents
and SCATTERING the plate. Moran demanded paw
for the damage done. and on being refused
sna'"hod 10 MANS hat ne hostage.
The Noise of the argument brought two police
men TO the scene and Moran says one OF them
knoHked him down on the sidewalk and kicked
HIM in the head. He was then arrested and taken
to the West Thirtieth street station house, where
the sergeant discharged him and told him to make
a complaint at Police Headquarters against the
policeman.
Moran was told TO come back tomorrow morn
Ing and bring the name OF the policeman with
him, In the mean time the Inspector will in
yestigate.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
POLICE AND SOCIALISTS FIGHT.
Red Flag Paraders Refuse to Dis
perss and Are CHARGED Upon.

AMSTERDAM, Oct. 1S.--A large meet
ing of Socialists was held in this city
last night. After the meeting was over
hundreds Of the men who a attended
it formed in procession and paraded the
streets. shouting and singing.
When ordered to dispense by the po-
lice the paraders refused to do so. The
police then charged upon the crowd.
They were met with a shower Of
stones, n a desperate hand-to-hand
fight followed. Several men on both
sides were wounded. A large number Of
arrests were mad
Among those taken into custody wa
Van Kol. the eader of the Socialists.
The evening world., 1893-10-18

W. A. D, Scott, mana ger VI the Ger,ach Hotel.
has lost three diamond finger rings. He has not
been wearing iewelry for some time and he does
not know whether he mislaid the rings on his
recent trip 10 Saratoga and the White Noun
talns or whether they have been stolen.
Police Commissioner John McClave and family
left the city to-day for Chicago and the World 5
They went on the 5 O'Clock flyer and will
remain in Chicago two weeks.
Ths body OF an unknown man was found In the
North River at pier 80 this morning, He was
about five feet eight inches in height: had red
lH 'ut mustHChr. ant brown suit, gray
underwear, laced shoes and white shirt. 1t was
to the norgue.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
NOW GOUHOO IS DEAD.

A Premature Report Was Circu-
Ia'ed in Paris Yesterday
PARIS. Oct. 1s.-It was announced in
Paris yesterday evening that NJ. Gounod.
the great composer, had died from the
stroke Of apoplexy which he suffered
Monday at his residence at st. Cloud.
The report was generally credited, as
the physicians had stated that his death
was only a question of a few hours.
Later it proved that the report was pre-
mature.
M. Gounod fingered through, in a
comatose condition. until this morning.
when he died.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
AN ALBINO MISSING
Maggie Dean Reported to Have Run
Alvey with a Married Nan.

PEEKSKlLL, n. Y, Oct. ls.-Maggie Dean.
the eventeen-year-ol daughter of william l..
Dean, Of Highland. Ulster County. is missing.
She Is an Albiro, with white hair and pink eyes.
Last Saturday. while her parents were shopping
in Poughkeepsie. Maggie bade her two brothers
eood.by. saying she was going to visit her friend,
Bessie Coe. at Highland on Monday 1t was
learned she had not beer there. but had on the
same day bought a ticket for New York.
There is 4 report that at various times she
had been seen with q young married man OF
New York. who had been staying at Highland
and left there last week.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
How to Do Roma.
From Texas Siftlngs.)

"T0H FVfHs "IIVIHEsT
Hostetter MCGinnis-lou say you saw
everything in Rome In three days?
That's impossible.
Mr.. Alwaysoff-But you remember that
there were three OF US. My wife took
In all the churches, | visited all the
the restaurants ana cafes. Then We
met in the evening and snapped ex-
p]erIences.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY.
New Publishing Company and tho
Alma Landeraf pospital.

ALBANY, N. Y. Oct. 1s.-Thcse COM
panies were Incorporated with the Sec
letary Of State yesterday:
Home Book Company. which will print. bind.
purchase and sell books and magazines. with a
corltal Of $40. COO. The ofice is In New York.
These are the direct >rs: Charles W Lowell, +.
\. Searles. Of Brooklyn. and Frank L, Lowell. Of
New York.
Alma Landgraf Homo and Hospital. which will
be located ir New York. for the care and trent
ment Of women about to be confined. The trus-
tees are. Alma Lanigrat. X. Sulzer. John Lang,
Mary Meeker, Emma Georgia Schmidt and Charles,
Matilda and Joseph Morgan.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
Count Do SsRonzac Acquitted OF the
Murder OF HIS Comrads.

PARIS, Oct. lS,-A telegram from
Senegal announces that Count Rene de
Segonzac, Lieutenant of the First Regi-
ment of Chasseurs, who was charged
with numbering his comrade. Lieut..
Quiquerez, has been acquitted.
NJ. de ~Segon2ac's defense was that
Lieut.. Quiquerez committed suicide, and
that his death was ascrlbed TO jungle
fever III order to spare the feelings Of
his relatives.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
Ecocked Down b, a Gable Car.

Joseph Burke. forty.three years old. OF Ill
Washington street. was knocked down by cable
car q In front OF 10 Broadway at mIdnIgh; and
received o severe scalp wound. His injury was
dressed by an ambulance surgeon at the Church
street police station, The griDman, Louis G.,
pause. Of 33S West Forty ninth street. was ar
rested, but let go, as Burke would make no
complaint against him.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
III AM CURED"
THERE IL NO UNCERTAIN SOUND
TO THIS TESTIMONY.

Prof. Schreincr ca me to Drs. Coneiand
md Gardner through Father Mci.nw, OF
Jerse, City, from Father Mel n,y's STATE.
mcnt. Father McI.aw cave through tho
statement III Fat her kernun, OF IT.
t!nhi iUl's Church, New York. Brother
Paul aud others.
IL IL the testimony OF good men md
worthy citizens hat marks the cbarnc.
ter OF ibis work. that LISTING u II
In t. value to H. aBkiud
Prof. Fro eric.s l.. Schreiner has been
the q aunis' in 1T. Paul'~ Roman Ca,ho.
lie thm,c u, IN Jersey tity.ever since the
church was built, hve ,cnrs AGO. lie 10
ono OF the best known teachers ot music
In the Enst. He resi- les Mt NO. ii1 Lin.
den nNrnuc. jersey civ.
IL was nO or mary form of Catarrhal
trouble from which lie suffered. He say,
lint the disease hpd * cndcd to the
thront, chest and q oinuch. and ut last
developed Into bronchial Cniarrh with
the ny mptoms Of incipient co, Sumption.
VERY winter no was oh iard - have
his throat treated, the bronchial trouble
rendering Is singing aud teaching oil
music impossible.
~ wns II brokrr.down man when I
went TO Dr-. Copeland and Gurducr,o
he saws. "1hc cough. sore throat, 10 .
o. appetite aud sleep. failing lesh aud
stree GIN mn q me feel, a. like
an inyn i'll. ! had li,tle initb in anybody
when 1 went TO them. I had expert.
inentrd 49, much with doctors AID RENE
dies; but when ! read the .tntcmrnt Of
such II man - Father McI.nw. I knew
that there must be some hing in this.
! am 1ind iLat Father Mci.nw made
II. because ~ WINS The means oil nv
getting my heath back. want IL un-
derstood that I e work Tint Drs. Cope
lniid ind Gardner have done Tor me IL
not Of n partial OF temporary kind. I