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Notice Of Foreclosure.


WHEREAS, Joseph G.. Kelley of Hancock
w county of Hancock and State of Maine
by his mortgage deed dated the seventeenth day
OF November, A. u. lss6, and recorded in the Reg
istry of Deeds for Hancock county, Maine. book
20, page iis, conveyed 10 Samuel y. Mcfarland,
then of said Hancock, but now deceased. "A Ger
tain lot parcel OF land situated In said Han
cock and described as follows TO wit Begin
ming at stone on the northeast corner OF lot
now owned by Harriet A. and Joseph c. Kelley !;
thence running eastery seven ~ rods to the
town road. thence southerly along the line Of
said town road nine and ore half (gL) rods to
stake on the line Of the northern bound of the
thence along said line eight ~ rods to a stake
thence northerlv nine (al rods to the first mon
toned bounds containing one half acre, more or
less: and whereas Amelia Il. Mcfarland of said
Hancock, eSecutriN and sole devi-ce under the
will Of Samuel y. Mcfarland, deceased. and
james NJ. Mcfarland also OF said Hancock, as
senting thereto and joining therein by virtue Of
he provisions OF said Will. by their deed Of
signment dated the twenty fourth day of June A..
u. lssU, and recorded In said Registry OF Deeds,
book ~, page 2B, did sell, assign and tran sfer
to the Hancock Land Company, corporation
organized and existing under the laws OF the
State OF Maine. having ts principal place of bu-i
ness in Ellsworth Hancock county, Maine. the
7aid mortgage deed, the notes and debt thereby
secured and NIL their right. title and interest by
virtue of said mortgage in and to the real estate
therein described. and whereas the condition of
therefore. by reason Of the breach OF the condi,
ton thereof the said Hancock Land Company
claims q foreclosure Of said mortgage and gives
this notice for that purpose.
HANCOCK LAND COMPANY.
by BENZ. Il. THATCHER, its President,
and 10y HANNIBAL r.. HAMLIN,
It's Treasurer
june % A u I~.G Sw97
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Hall Quarry.

HHII VuAfFy.
Miss Idella r. Gray closed q very sue
cessful term of school here June 20. This
is Miss Gray's first term and she has given
good satisfaction. Prizes were offered 70
scholars not missing Q day. Those who
received them are Bertha Hans. Bert Gott,
Mary Harkins, Frank Gott. Alice Reed,
Charlie Cunningham, Curtis Young. Carrie
Bsbbidge. Dor.
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Marvin {. Brown, Druggist, Meredith Village,
\. H.. says ! have sold your sulphur Btters
for years. and, contrary To most medicines, nev-
er sold = bottle to anyone who said 1t dbl not help
them. They cured me OF tho e terrible sick heal
aches when every other remedy failed.
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offered by Liggett 4 Myers Tobacco Co. Of st.
Louis, Mo. The one guessing nearest the number
people who will attend the Worlds Fair gets
si.oSua, the second - 5000, etc. Ten star tobsc
co tags cntitle you to guess. ASK your dealer
for particulars or send for circular. amos H.
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Foreclosure of Mortgage.
Notice to Taxpayers.
NO. 9 MAIN STREET.

THE taxes in the City of Ellsworth for the year
1 1888, have been duly assessed and committed
to me for collection.
A Discount Of 10 per cent. will be allowed on
all taxes. paid before the first day of August NEXT
The subscriber may be found during the bust
day of August, for the purpose or receiving such
taxes, at his Office on Main street, over the store
of A. H. Norris.
J. H. HIGGINS. Collector Of Taxes.
+. o. Box III.
Ellsworth, May 81, 1888.
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Nonresident Tax Notice.


':5 : {. :; i Z: e: : &c
Charles J. Abbott heirs, or
unknown, part u Jarvis
field in Village. bounded
on the east by the Bap-
ti-t parsonage lot and
land Of II. o. Hrrrck. on
the south by Patterns bay,
on the west by land OF C.
Il. Wood, and on the north
by the county road and
land Of }, +; Cot, 10 200
One half OF r. ". Jarvis
house IN village, near +.
y. osgood store 20
Jarvis pasture adjoining
land of ". u. Ellington % 800 Z
Orange NJ. Cunningham,
Young lot, 80 100
George McCunningham
meadow, ~
James 7. Cu-hman, or un
known wild land, bound.
ed on the north and east
by the road leading to
West Ellsworth town line,
on the south and west head
of shore lots, and land of
III. J, Milliken and J. H.
Wescott and W r. MILL
ken and mill privilege of
6. W. Allen and Patterns
t.Hl
Martin l.. Lord, house and
lot, east and adjoining the
land of Michael Bellatty
heirs. 30
James Kimbalr a lot Of land
south of land Of IL. c.
Black, *
Wild land, III
Proctor Curtis 4 Taylor or
unknown, Nelson j. Car
ter farm at South Surry,
bounded on the east and
south by Union Bay, on
the west by land of Arthur
l. Saunders, on the north
by VIM. Young heirs, 100 800
Also part of Thomas Cog.
gins lot bounded on the
east by the town road, on
south by land of VIM.
Young heirs, on the west
by Blue Hill Bay, and on
the north by land of F. H.
Harden, % 100 ,
Walter Young, 4 of vii.
liam Young lot, Is o,
Proctor 4 TAYLOR, a lot of
land bought Of George A.
Young, in school district
No. ], 10 Ioo
John W. Bowden heirs,
lot of land bounded on
the northwest by land OF
/. l.. Saunders, northeast
and east, by land OF Isaac
l.. Saunders and X. T. Car
Isle, on the southwest by
the road leading to Or
land, 100
Lewis A. Saunders, one.
half of Cooper Herrick
place, undivided, 40 Ion
Wild land, No. 8 20 "a
Pearl Phillips, meadow, 30 80
JIM. RAY, Treasurer of surry
surry, June 80, 1893. 3w!
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Does Mr.. Lynch suffer from chronic thirst
"oh, dear, no. He doesn't wait long enough
Pick- Ne J,p
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Notice OF Assignee of His Appointment.
At Ellsworth. in the county Of Hancock and State
OF Maile. the fifteenth day of June, A. d. Isss3
vINhE undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
4 appointment as assignee of the estate OF
Emery Bros. 4 Garter of Eden, In said
county Of Hancock, insolvent debtors who have
been declared insOvents upon their own petition by
the Court Of Insolvency for said county Of Han.
cock. = 1855
3w27 NATHAN s. KINGSLEY aa.,anaa
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Is what Hoods sarsaparila vigorously fights
and It is always victorious in expeling all the
foul taints and giving the vital fluid the quality
and quantity of perfect health.
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Wanteo.

-fdrerfisemeits under this bend, 10 cents per line
per aoeek,; 3 lines 3 'reeks, 80 cents.
4 limited number of gold dollars at sil5 and
"A sl.2O each. L. +. JOY, Ellsworth.
NALESMEN-To sell our choice and hardy nur.
~ sery stock. Many special varieties to offer
both In fruits and ornamentals, and controlled
only by u.s. We pay commission salary, give
exclusive territory and pay weekly. Write us at
once and secure choice of territory. MAY BROTH
ERs, Surserymen, Rochester, n. \. l0w26
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--rapley's Bread Winner" ouiwea-s all other
shoes. lyrls
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ftsal Notices.
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State of Maine.

OFFICE OF BOARD OF STATE ASSESSORS, !
AUGUSTA, July l, 1898.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the State Asses
AN sors will be In session at the court house
In Ellsworth. on Tuesday, the eighth day of Au-
gust, and at the Assessors Office In Eden Bar Har-
Dor on Thursday the tenth day August, A. D..
1s93, at eight o'clock in the forenoon OF each day
In the county of Hancock, to secure information
to enable them 10 make just and equal assess
ment of the taxable property In the several towns
in said county, and to Investigate charges Of con
ceaiment OF property liable to assessment as re
,puired by law.
HALL Z. BURLEIGH, ! Board of
OTIS HAYFORD. State
GEORGE POTTLE, J Assessors.
hwa
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Green's Landing, beer l-lr. Me. June !. !
STATE OF MAINE

HAScocK. s. Court u County Comm .ioners.
April term. A. y. i-iC.
pom the fore going petition Il Is considered by
ths commissioners that the petitioners rcspou-
sHly and that An inquiry into the merits Il cNtri
lent and that they ought "a b. heart touching the
matter ~, forth Ia their petition, and therefore
of'lcr that IN" t0uuty commissioners meet at
brocn- Landing 10 beer Isle. on the premise,
mentioned In the foregoing petition on tuesday
the "a day Of August neat. at 10 O'Clock \.
NJ aud thence proceed TO view the route
mentioned IL said petition. Immediately AZ
ter which ytcw, hearing ~ The parties and Wit
De~~t- viii bc had at some Convenient place in ibc
Vicinity. and such other measures taken in the
premises as the commissioners shall judge proper.
And II l. further or'icred that notice ~ the time
place AMI VUrpo-, Of the mmi-.ionerS' meeting
Aforesaid hr given 10 Al persons ami corporations
Interested hY -rTytuE an attc-tcd copy II The pc
uton ana THIS order thereon upon the clerk Of the
toxin Of Deer i-l- and lay posting Up attest
~ copies nfnrpsali. in three public places
IN -Ali town thtrtt uay- At least hrtur- the time
sPpnut.vi for said Nirw amt hy publishing the pc
Hilton and order thereon. three weeks success
ifrly tn geo tHswurth American. a newspaper
published ~ Ellsworth, In the County OF Hanr4lck
thu hrst publication 10 be nifty days st last be-
fofe the time Of said view. that all persons aud
corporations Interested may attend AMT bc hcari
II they think 1T
Attest JOHN +. kNOWLTON Clerk.
true copy Of the petition and order thereon
5w-6 Attest JOHN +. k>OWLTDS. CLERK.
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Southwest Harbor.
Miss Lucy Harmon is at home for a
short time
Miss Mae Drlscoll Is at present clerking
for A. !. Holmes.
Southwest Hslb"r school teachers are
returning from their work.
Mrs. NJ. A. Houston his been seriously
Ill for some weeks, bat is now gaining
A little son was born to Mrs. Chase, the
wife of tine Baptist minister here, Sunday
morning, July ..
Mrs. Agacs belsuo and her sister, Miss
Elvie Lurvey from Walthsm, Mass, are
visiting their parents.
Dir. J. ID. Phillips has returned from the
Worlds Fair, and considers his visit there
as time well spent.
Capt. Henderson aud niece. Miss George
Henderson of Rccklsnd are spending
few weeks with the captsin's sister, Mrs
Howard Robbins.
Summer visitors are arriving by every
boat; some register at the hotels. others
take possession Of their cottages, and a
goodiy number come to visit friends and
relatives.
Many young ladies are home from
schools for vacation. Miss Dora Parker
from Watervile. Miss BERTHE Lemout
from Rockport. Miss Edith Lurvey from
Bucksport.
The final arrangements for the purchase
OF tile Ocean house cottage have been
completed by Mr.. Burgess IN the interest
OF Mrs. Brucke of Lynn, Mass who will
take possession some time this month
Miss Maud Mason is at home after a
pleasant and successful school at North
east Hsrbor, she reports good department
and attendance by her pupils, a dozen of
whom were neither absent nor ,ardy dur
ing the term.
Mrs. Kate Richardson, accompanied by
two of her children, formerly of this
place, now of Boothbay, came to attend
her father. James Long, in the Illness
which resulted in death, and will remain
for few weeks.
valuable horse recently purchased by
Henry Clark was very seriously injured in
its stable through a heavy fall occasioned
by trick of breaking his halter; as there
seems but slight, If any. hopes of his re-
covery, he will probably be Killed.
Mrs. Sarah Rich and Miss NJ A. Carroll
report very pleasant terms Of school at
Cranberry Isles. Miss Nellie Carroll. after
the close of her school al Birch Harbor,
went into the post Office here but has re-
tired for a few days to battle with the
measles which sin continues 10 find
victims.
All are glad TO see the marked improve
ment, very noticeable. in Miss ChanIe
MAYO, Who can uuw sriiculate some words
Yer; distinctly, and seems ia have i'm
proved IN hearing She came home under
the csre Of Mr.. and Mrs Ma'cheit who
have again leased the Hamor cDtts.c for
the summer.
Mrs tlewellyn ~ Hampton. Canada.
accompanied by daughter. i visiting
another daughter. Mr.. X. J i.Amout of
This place. These ladies were on th~ III
fatcd steamer Winthrop. recently
burned 81 Passport. sni lo>t ibcjr trunks.
al their clothing. aud some alnshle ares
ents for Mrs L"mont
Kew 4 ! H4vuc- : edi'tr. monthly
paper called III hilAd MfAoitSf, chiefly
tiiIed with religious notes aud news 1t Is
70 De hoped that some Of MIR Is, mes
excellent sermons will b- given pace IN
The little journal. Typos mistakes are
sometimes rather funny Thi~ nrw PAGER
was alluded % In Bangor paper a. a
breezy little sheet" the last word appcar-
ing in print a. -hai
Ipft
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Nonresident Tax Notice.

Non Resident taxes In the town u s,dEwiCk ia
ia" counts OF Hancock for the year l-srl
TIT following lis; of taxes real estate OF
non resident owners tn the towu ~ ~,dgwirk,
ProHtl-7 T. stanley, collector Of said town on
the Second DAY ~ MAY. u l,t!, has been re-
turned IN him % me, remaining unpaid on
the hrst day Of May. \ u. ls.3, by ht- certificate
OF that date, and now remains unpaid. and notice
" hereby given that II The said taxes Interest aud
town within eighteen months from the day OF
IN" commitment Of aid bills, much Of the
real c-iatr taxed a. will le sufficient To pay the
amount dur therefor including interest and
charges. will, without further notice. bee sold at
public auction AT the store Of licrrtCk, smith y
90, .n -aI sodZwirk on the NTH hay " Drccm,
Ter. J. u l-'3, At Two o'clock ia the afternoon.
Name Of owner II known. Value. Tax.
Rasaduco Lumber Go. Or IN.
/ . sfi", " " J. >".'' 'i 3 : " j
Biliing- Frank NJ ar unknown
land and buildings situated near
shows Cove 80 caiivd. ~ =
faton, George or unknown. y OF
land and building situated
" Pert- VI 60
snow, Joseph T. or unknown
house and land situated near
snow Cove, So called. 30 20
Turner. Fr,i or unknown, house
AMI barn situated on road lead
ing from >ar.rntsille TO Blue
hin 70 ltI
Warren, George VI . or unknown
land aud buildings situated Al
West scdgwick and kuowua-
the simeon Allen place s.u 4.Sl
MIL lot -o called situated near
the BaEadgce Lumber Co.. Mil. Is a
SAMUEL HERRICk,
Treasurer ~ >e,ikw!ck.
by fh"AEp + CHASE, hi Auy.
>edgwick, June 81, l-.2. 3w.h
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Notice Of A..ixne. Of M. appointment.

Notice Of Assignee Of His Appointment.
At Ellsworth, in the county Of Hancock and State
Of Maine. the 18th day of June A. D. 1893
vINHE undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap-
Il pointmenr as assignee Of the estate Of
George NJ. Jellison of Eden, in said county Of
clared an insolvent upon his petition by the court
Of insolvency for said county OF Hancock.
SWIFT SETH 7. CkMPBELL. AssI9uee.
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Columbus Mle- w Wuburu. Mt-e /,
visiting relatives here.
Mr.. MARY K Butter 81 Wa.ihsm. Mass.
i visiting A. her Old tom,
Rev. T NJ Batter OF Canton. Mas. is
visiting friends hrrc ant N SIrry
Our new msI carrier Horace McFar-
land, commenced his tr-t trp saturday,
July l.
Mrs 4. \. Heath Of Mrlro-c, Mass.
was called home 10 attend hrr IN ,ther's
funeral
Mrs. Annie Dodge hiss been visiting
relatives and friends Ia Bar Iiaihor f5r
few day
Mrs. Emma Smith from E.yp, j. stop
ping Il few days win her Sister, Mrs.
Maria Durgsn.
Irving Mcfarland i - home from West
Sullivan, where he IS employed, to remain
till after the Fourth.
Mis- Annie Norris j. al home from Wal
than, Mass. where -he has been Attending
school; she will be al home during the
summer months.
II. c. Mliiken. q. + Norris, Sherman
Mcfarland and George Young are At home
from South Berwick To Stop for week
Mr.. Miiliken and MIR. Norris were called
home on account q their mothers death
Mrs. Ro>iIia Mlllken pa-~.t away after
short Illness Of much suffering. ga June
p The funeral was held al her late resi-
dence July ,. Rev T. a. Mason Of Els
worth ofiiciated Mrs. Miuken was
Christian woman. hon1red ara respected
by all. Her relatives have III. deep sym.
patty u the community. Her many
friends viii greatly miss her Although
well advanced In years she wa~ very
smart, and retained her faculties perfectly
until her last il rcs~
July g. SrBsrIr,-rr.
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TO the county Commissioners OF the county of
Hancock and STATE of Maine.
Vot Il petitioners. of the town of Deer 1slc,
l. would respectfully represent that the public
convenience and wants require that road and
highway should be laid and constructed, begin
ming at the northeast corner OF land of samuel W.
t,oss. in the village OF 1reens Landing, town of
Deer Isle, and leading In 4 southeastcrly itrec-
tinn 70 point near the work shop o Geo. y.
toombs. That the selcCtmcn of sait town, after
notice and hearing Of toe parties, did la out such
- SRy, and reported the same "a the town, March
g. is3}. 1T public meeting Of the inhabitants duly
notified aud warned ,yctthc town has unrcn-onably
refused to ALLOW and approve said town way lal'
ont hy The @electmcn aforesaid ami To put the
same on record, wherefore your petitioners. con
silcring Themselves aEgricvcd by such deiay and
refusal pray that your honors wuIlL, agrccahly 20
IA~ In 7tch case made ami provided, accclt and
approve said town way, ard direct the same Ia he
dnly recorded.
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THE Homestead OF the late John Black OF this
city, consisting OF u two. story house. beauti-
fully situated, and In good repair. and one of the
best built houses In the state open fire places II.
every room, with barns and outbuildings, about
twenty acres of fine land running from the main
road to the river; good water; five minutes walk
from The city post-oflice. This property will be
sold al bargain. also large number of house
lots on the Turner Hill will be old cheap and on
easy terms; also one a. pew in the Congrega-
tlonal church, one good, second hand. Goddar
buggy, and one good, second hand sleigh. For
full particulars inquire OF
;. p. STOCkBRIDGE, Custom House.
5mos!O Ellsworth, Me.
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HOOD. PILLS cure all liver il.. 2ac.
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june %, A. u Is.e
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-05-04

il possible, move them into Memphis. At the
same timo an expedition had been ordered from
La Grange Tenn, having the same object in
view. These forces were under the command
of Lieut. Col jesse J. Phillips, of the 9th ILL.,
MID and consisted Of $50 men Of that regi-
ment. At Oxford Col. Phillips found detach-
ments of the Sd Mich. and 11th I'LL. Cav, sggre-
eating about $50 men, under the command oil
Maj. ID. +. Coon. "a Iowa Cav. aud when about
six miles south of that place he was Joined by
Lieut.. Col Martin Z. NJ. Wallace, 4th H. Cav
with force Of 40 men from the Sd, 4th, and
9th Ill. Cav.
These commands pushed forward rapidly to
Grenada, reaching there on the 18th, and after
brisk engagement drove the enemy under the
command of Col w. L. Slemons. On the same day
Phillips was Joined By Col. Winslow. with his
command from the Big Black River. Col.
Phillips Immediately upon the occupation Of
Grenada set fire to tho long trains of cars and
engines found there. foding it impossible TO
remove them, the bridge over the Yallabusha
having been burned by the enemy. Col. Wins
low, acting under his orders from Gen. Sher-
man, Immediately eountermanded the orders
for the destruction OF the locomotives and cars.
After remaining at Grenada one day the troops
moved out, Col. Winslow and his command to
Memphis and Col. Phillips to La Grange and
the other stations from which the troops had
been withdrawn for the expedition.
During the exped tion nearly 60 locomotives
were captured and partially destroyed and over
500 cars. There were but few casualties
To be cOaHdUsd)
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National Red Cross.

The American National Red Cross Society
was formally incorporated last week in WASH
ington under the laws of the District. The
Board of Directors announced is Clara Barton,
7. V. Degraw, and Julian b. Hubbell, of Wash
ington; Joseph Gardner, of Bedford Ind and
Stephen II. Barton, of NewtonvilIe, Mass.
The objects Of the association, as set forth, are
to garner aud store supplies and money, to
maintain system of national relief, and adj
minister the same in the mitigation of human
suffering incident to war. pestilence, famine,
flood, or other calamities; to hold itself in
readiness for cooperating with the Governmen
OF the United States. or any Department or
with Comite international de Secours aux
Militaires Blasses, that the provisions of the
treaty of Geneva may be more wisely and effect
naliy carried out; to collect and diffuse infor-
nation concerning the progress and application
OF mercy, the organization of National relief,
the advancement of sanitary science. and the
training Of nurses and others for such work.
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has continued to improve until now he walks
about the house and the streets by the aid of a
| cane only
Yes" said Mr.. Hyde, "and the pain has
gone out of my back and the numbness out of
my legs. have no more chills, my digestion
is good, and / have an excellent appetite"
And then, after pause, but, all me, am an
old man; l have seen my best days and can
not hope TO recover my old vigor as younger
man might, but am so thankful to have the
| use of my limbs and to be relieved of those
dreadful pains"
Mr.. Hyde has continued to take the pills
regularly since he began their use, and was on
his tenth box at the time he told his story.
Besides Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson other people
in Solsvile confirm the accounts of the sick
ness of Mr.. Hyde and of his most remarkable
recovery and a number of others for various
ailments are using the Pink Pills The mother
of Abel Curtis is using them, with satisfactory
effects, for rheumatism, and Mrs. Lipptt, wife
of ex-senator Lippitt, is using the Pills with
much benefit for nervous debility.
A further investigation revealed the fact that
Dr. Williams Pink Pills are not patent medi-
cine in the sense i'm which that term is usually
understood, but scientific preparation success
fully used in general practice for many years
before being offered to the public generally.
They contain in condensed form, all the ele.
ments necessary to give new life and richness
to the blood and restore shattered nerves. They
are an unfailing specific for such diseases as
locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis, st. Vitus'
dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous
headache the after effect of la grippe, alpita-
ton of the heart, pale and sallow compilations,
and the tired feeling resulting from nervous
prostraton all disease depending upon viii
ated humors in the blood, such as scrofula
chronic erysipelas, etc. They are also specific
for troubles peculiar to females such as sup
presso on Irregularities, and all forms of weak
ness. They build up the blood and restore the
glow of health to pale and sallow cheeks. In
case of men they effect radical cure in all
cases arising from mental worry, overwork, or
excuses of whatever nature.
These Pills are manufactured by the DR..
Williams Medicine Company, Schenectady,
N. Y, and Brockville Ont. They are sold in
boxes (never in loose form, by the dozen or
hundred, aud the public is cautioned against
numerous limitations sold in this shape) at 80
cents box or six boxes for $50 and may be
had of all druggists or direct by mail from DR..
Williams Medicine Company from either ad-
dress. The price at which these Pills sold
makes course of treatment comparatively in
expensive as com pared with other remedies or
medical treatment.