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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
PRAISE OF PILGRIM SlRES.
Cop,iuued from First Page.

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ca2g F@rl,tdi s SnanS Ncharl r wson
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R I6dT, cf 1 b. william l q Puney = r HQ X
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i g9r iIs s John K Van wermer j. Morean
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At TaGle FMyrick PgmmsT Gs SIns w. s MR"r e.
TbanK y william +. woodruff William II. PoTie;
ayasa T. BUYS Norris A,b b. ' s Bard Charss
" carpenieT FIanes 7, G Ml"n T "a 9 smah
Or George J.. Fowler Dr. CnaT ,o- Ir%senh Bush
am War; Smith. Dr charles r Fo9re "' T.ly,rS
usn IO-rDn T.. Cay. WATSON T.. 70
Srowg, n. A. CheGsey. Joseph S;ickn;yl Jona,nan
,IIa S u WEBS. chares H. Lulngton coils y
Iiin;!nston r. l.. Hinsda,e David + yves W ~ y
4 ;g5 IL FdW Slr8"I i. COD George NJ Hara H. n
Anthony A. Rcmick Henry IS M9a,ey' ilfred Van
l. n;y Z ard Thomas y. wood :, ,,.o..,or
At Table G-George wilson. Aoo'PH ~ w W ~ =
Mer Gurop Ril " 5 T I6sn v A. S%ah
TovbPdse Aaron s rhomas W9ld9 = Cfi nSiI:
~, ciortcu Frank H. iSra4aard. Isaac Myer. the
Rev icois Francis Herry & Davis o M4rr ,Yrn n,
NH; >..ir Marble Aust!n L. Fetcher Ta19mas a.
I,l@tther William Il Marble Wi:'am H. I PiscE
t t'""ffI WAGON. Russell Z. cornell, George -
Holden Allen :. Agar HeiFy c; ~ WaIsto "Ie
samusl l. A;unson. William J. Brandon, isaac -
Biodge;t. james Taleot, ne KeX; :; r. 0ooN
i,rrrnan g. Eaton ana William ~ Nash
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conditions resulting from const'ps'
ton, 60 by the book on Beecham'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23

mean in al, ~, tho word Nhci. Grady l.it u
OF. bat .l.'t continue the s.aicncr Win .o,le-
what ,l-re- ,one.i.,.,. and. psihapt with "a youe
witt f,i,r rerninL. he't'.' NOT" 4thv,an1iug the
p,,it.n uapu.rr'. Hr.i;nl' anil aesocauon
which surround ~, ,i..D. 'strations OF me
se.fd,nymg .or.iul' of iro ''i.,@n character AMI
,be so.nhrc sLplic o. COZ an" rgriian taste ana
h.it-I never feat less ont 81 place in All nay life
!, teu Won -, truth. am AFRAID that have
..,ired access here on false iret"uc"-. Tor
cavalier al all Just plain Scotch-rlsh. on 90 those
,,ntcn- Irifh SOathrTucrs who att NO ire In tho
Green leaf. and have catrn no dire "a tho brown.
..,d who accepting for the moment the terms
Puritan ard cavalier ia tho sense 'ffetc section
aI.sm once sought To oa'ribc to thcm-dcscriptive
l,L.ls at once classifying and separating North
and Soufh-vrgbal r'dcuhts along that mythical
Uuc called Mason ard Dixon. over which there
were supposed by The extremists OF other days To
H.. no h,illes I ana much disposed 10 say. ~
plaque o. both Your ADuaes' daughter ana APP
Each was good enough ana bad enough in It's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
MIR. HUBBARD EULOGIzED.

mrs g Carter then arose End delivered tn.s
,,,i,r, on Luther Prescott Hubbard
,y Pres:dfrt ard Brethren OF the New-fhgiarp
Sorirtv: I feel IN thu highest degree honored ~
L.np called to my feet IN connection WITH Inc sen
ffn,nrt which hiss been proposed 10 tht hohor OF
orr aepa rted secretary. SIR. Hubbard. NO one OF
Won will regret one 81 you VIII think II happro,
nr!atc or undeserVe.I that the president shonld
have singled Out from all the names OF those VINO
have PASSED. away during the last year inany OF
them Ennortd and iluStiious thai single name Tor
yo.r especial commc noration and respect. VISA
II were IN M power - pay "A uiDhtt worthy OF
In. man. ! wish II were IN my power 10 put IN Mt
ting words an oppression OF those sentiment or
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1.-THE NEW SOCIETY FAD."
ORR NEW DEPARTURE GOOD NEWS PoR
VOIsEkEEPER>.

IRE on Established House y Aspoh COMPANY OF
81. ana ZIG Greenwich street near lnane sfee' nave
opanei 2 new derartmeai. shipping iaDNles dTFol "
strictly wholesale prices n r''s'nsoie q'a"','' ~"
,. -. ,o,. ,r.a NJ charge within 80 miles Of New
Wort. r,,i,e Them from 10 "a rer cent They a"
,,toe~.,s dealers In Fancy AMI STAPLE Groceries New
,.r,p y.as Fresh Roasted Coffee New Process 'anhed
t;ooa. Flour Hams. Bacon. e.. , ,,, ,..A,,.,
vr,s,,.y 81 81 per gallon: Old l-5s Anonuiano Hn'..s
q, "a -. Oh I,ranilss tst-ts. Blrsunlet. 'N'-'
rI r,ss VrhIskays oar Key Nes' cisa: lear haSsh-
e. "a ~, IN. p.rs.c;os clover Bouquets. S"' per w
49," ~ ,,,osf interesting and ieso rpure pUce 1.
-, ,les ne. 10 any of The Tribune read"rs
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KIackner
Galleries.,

Where also may I've found choice co.ico ion Of pictures
suitable for Holiday Gifts 800, 80 -, r-
at prices FIVE DOLLARS upward Can OF sen" i''
descriJti tive pamphlet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23

race. May they not fancy that some approach 10
bensn approval soite1S S the yS's Genes ol 81 carly
hardship and struggle are again uhrolen nuioit
he Young divine whose eloquence quickemed every
pulse ana kindied every eye IN ,,s "H wa there
ever a time than now to brnw mo an n5oa
tna stern conscience OF the fathers Wheie nEie
MAY m Your parks with eloquent bronze put what
oftier tribute would 1t be to these memories man n
TO make the municipal rule OF lev, H UtN Tbs
rsspsetab? Ianns hGRSs 02H a TO crowns % b%
men whose leaders. staggering to the pink OF
bankruptcy, yet stare with nerce uniorslNlhs
nitconslv appeli to Us 20 be true 20 oar trust.
Talismanic land AS America goes 80 So'" ~.
world but the cities go 50 goes SlneIi1d -
US not finch from our tasks If we would be en-
rolled with our fatneiS.'
= GREAT WORK WROUGHT SINCE THEN.
How sreat work has been wrought since these
words were spoken, Thr Erea' clVI society,"
which lay Ike druEsed giant. supine "IHei inc
rule Of petty political manipulators, OF So'Hld
hucksters Of place and power. Of scarcely ms
gui.ei coparceners Of p:onsa~y and licc.A mob
Of small and vulgar ;yrants- naS b'stlfSh Ils'I,
- ,e, az the bonds Of Indifference and incrcd-
rI!ty and selfish private Interests ""d raven iy.
sonal fca: lpca. t1rs have h.cl pierced 10y Ire
@aU of petrio,.sn, I.iind eyes nay, opened tp tn,
SIM Of trcr ccuntry'a shasuc rhe voice 81 t.
preacher frOu. IL. mouItiiNS O. Massd'tlls' >
Tnnauecl which long sounded unheeIct, afdr on,
rs Of one crying N Inc wilderness. has become the
trumpet Of Joshua. comprising Tol!ll t"out ri'V
Pnrisn % has tomc to his own asain C>pplauSe
The faith OF the fathers once more nrieatnes i'll.
into the works cf their children. Ihr rr iG@r q"
Cod ard respcc. Tor virtue ana love % ruin ana
honesty and honor once more ate retnant IN IN
-res.esf Of American cities and nc ch"i OF Amer
Can coTnrlorweaiths tGIeat applause
VS. fa;hers o. H.. Pilgrim states. your sacTl-
oces werr net n vain. Your cxamplo remains d
living for,c among men. s. guests ana brethren,
with light hearts az your si.s... go: ,ne s,;'ic
MR. sTINsON on 'FORETATHERs' DAY"
After the applause had died away the Rev
Dr. Henry j. Stimson made thS speech
Mr. President. Thanks t. your eis'.n- a. n,i "''
vice and that 81 the gcnf.c-.H a@sl'-t ti IN ~
for the FIRST tme in some years : Is h."'iS l"I "a.
sons nj New England living in Nrw-NorN on thr
arest occasion to III, their heads an summon me
shirts of their forefathcrs - the.r ifas';
usr of the mprocaiory Pains W. thorgn' te
American stomach had grown too rtllnel ana dei-
cste for them suddenly they r. ~ every ~
Arise o col let thin, enemies he s.atierei' pc
liver us from tn workers II nigiiN aaNc IL nom
b,codv men HOW l1ng. n Lord. hc% long con
sumo them In Thy wrath: consume iArin mat ih,!
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way while they lasted each in turn hsd ri, the
world 9Th n TO ,Sr ne san SaVo o.
the SOL AID climate they iornd mere so,iare
cdgy striving At the Sw0rq. pom or to round It
by the dizzy whrl OF o pettr,oa,, wichita aud
pretty to read about thc MaypoIi hrots r. deeds
OF ;he Pilgrim Fathers: Rnt mere 70 W. y, ,ro'ii,rs
blood enoush 'ett in ne O Do nine ont ~ in Ne
hraska and lowe they claim thet they nae 80 80
stripped wEmsland Of ne her ,arm Tlran Gangh
drJ This do know from persona, nrttns
that it is impossible for The stranSerg olmb a,
charlestou or by mimic logheep IN ne h n1n,
quln club At Boston TO " ire 70 's eeIosE in the
evening" N.aughter) why. In maj SIea,, a..
struggle between the purans ara 'ht Isntoned
although it ended nearly ihry years hs,os anS
raT tbes dmrng the i1o three genera
tons preceding it-that the sur. ins s'" co.
mothers of he comba tants could not, except ,or
thoir uniforms have picked out their own on any
field Of battle Applauaep
cONFErERATEs WHO WE'RE NEW-hN'
JANDEEs
T:rning 10 the encyclopaedia Of American NJ
osraphy find that Webster had ali the vices that
are supposed 10 have -ignal.zci the CaVaHe' "H"
Calhoun all the virtues tina. air claimed lot '"e
Puritan. During twenty years three s'ate'iie"
of Puritan origin werc tho chosen party leaders
OF Cavalier Mississippi: Robert !. Walker, DOT"
and reared in Pennsylvania; John a. Vu''f"'l.
born and reared IN New-York and Sarssnn5, -
Prcntiss. born and reared IN me go91 o'u -iiaii
Of Maine That sturdy Puritan. Jonn onle. -.
never saw Louisiana until he was oId cuou9" -
vote and fight; native here-an aluT!!nus o. 90 90
lurlbia College-but sprung from Ne|-tAglana ~
cestors Albert sidney Johnston. the mos. tr
splerdont OF modern CaY2iiers~irom ,fls 70 w. 80,
TINE of the species the very rose ana eNpec't,I-s
OF tho Young c0nfcde.acy--li1 not nave uIoPP
of Southern blood IN his Ye.ns; YANKEE on po'i
sides of tie house though born IN ltentucny =
little while after his father and mother ar'tNri
there from Connecticut. The Amoassadpi ~"
serves our Government Ec2" tho french l'epup:ir
was A gallant Confederate soldier ana IL Il reit'
sentative Southern statesman; Dut ne OWNS W.
stat, IN VI. ,sachus.tts where his amer va
born: ard ,sh,r nl2 fathers fathers ilVfd tht""s"
many generations. ApplausoD ,
And the Cavaliers. WHO ~ ssei t"f,, s,i'' ~
somehow ard vot icto Yankee saddle n"
woods ver, full Of them 4 ''.frr VIZ no. a
Cavalicr Rupert vas i'uy,tlI. A4G SnsrWno,,
and Wadsworth and K'arny Ioi 'E.rso" a TnI
their Iashing companions an| followers, ~
ore tynicaI Puritan soldier Of ID. wa mark {ou
v.as a Southern. and rot North'EA ,piGef
SfoncvaU Jackson. of The Virginia Line Ana. II
We should care 20 pursue tho subject idr'hcr ~, Il
5hat about Ethan Ail.n ani John Stark and MAJ
Apthony Waync Cavaliers each and every or
Indeed from Israel Putnam to bunaip biiI. :.
81, ms TO me- she puritans have bad nuch me pst
of n IN turning out Cavaliers. d.aurhteIl 30 inc
lest sa'd about the puritan ana ne taNdiifI
cXcspt as blessed menOri'f or Eorrih e.eih!r"
she hcttcr histori" accuracy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23

strengthen our hclr,s with memory o. those great
men. our fathers.
Souls tempered With fear
Fefycni heroic and good.
T!.pers and friends ~ mankind
Servants g. God. SOM.
shall / call you. he'a'i-f.
~ az servants ye know
Your fathers innermost Mia;
i!s VITO unwi,lIrgly secs
ono Il his little ones lost.
Your. IS ,hr rrlis" II mankind
Hath no; az set, its march
F,ln,.I oni fallen and died. hpr'auf 'I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23

Socia,istc They spiritual abo Eb fnund
nracilral Rut in such analysis y 10 g., arr
,hair ,ruc strength Nor can strehsthen . u"
.riyes ,,y the mere cataognins OF tnen ~ ord
w. must al eat Of inc sam" S"'''u"' ~
drink tho same spiritual drink, 49,, o,,i~accs
r6s one truth concerning Them MAJ o,'%. for
oil others ie that they were open en-" - ~.
az az sr,,i, ~ Gol They believed IN Goa; M
~ God ara flcy kept thomsclvoe hii'" JOY h's
In mis- tbcy wrrs tAe saccossDrt II ne mn W.
,, los II, fore mad saved EaSan" rom a..
1,~,,sr, bcfo-a which Italy ar! 80 arc d l''i 80
.."c ~ R.igjcn ~ - LIVING faith. Wa lhrn
dcad Fcndallsu. with H. v'o.c'cr "mn '' ,e,,a -,
D. etrnng r.igncn in the stat. me fe.,'a -.
cro.l and Latin letters had s>lie1 hrtn'h t','s,'
70 the hrs; place in eraiurc and c'turr; wa' and
f,rcn Of pacanisln bid Thoroughly pen 'trd'' a','
nervadod all grade IF yocia. Nft tnSiah'' W." ~.
Vas saved hY the breath Of Goa n2n ~" M TX,
and minds of few soiary men me Iulr L. 80
ia, burned ir the lives and words "t ~,
and Hrlckfoa ocean. Brddwarfire ana joan Wy,
M ker England from sinking mt n" IhlF'i''i
d@car an! oneuel u" wa for thos" "thtr M, M
whose sanity piety AMI h"roic consccIltiom ~ ~
mad the name 81 Puritan and Pilgrim forever ""S-
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AN IMPORTANT NEW PICTURE:
Bo~~ AuSteylitz.

A scperb Far:a,in~ ,! JULES JA'QukI from me
ir srec al permission Il the DlC pAlNALt.
To be found at oil irs-clas Az stores or al the ne"
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rur pl.R1rAN cHARAcrER.
r:6 FIFTH AVENUE

determination TO work out the true destiny
manhood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
.r WAS THE scoTcH-IRIsH.

u vcu wish to get 1T the bottom facis' hoH
NINA telling VOW In coufd"ncc-thst 1t WAS We
scotch irish VINO vanQushei boih Of you some %
~, ir ucaa.-othcrs - us I'm supplying the
missing Ink of aGap'abll'iy-the needed ingrefi-
.nf of co,-,iron-scn s~-ih~ conservative prnc'ple
of creed aud action t. which this generation 'r
Americans owes It's intellectual ard moral en''h.
paton from frvolliy and pnarsaism~it' rescue
from the s,arlet Woman AM the mailed mar.
and re- capitalization INTO a NatohAl 40 ~.
@ 1r" ~ Sir5s 1Cheersl
G;entiem-,, SRI 100 have been 70 9o ,i,n
'rI mo- - ,ell M tai. have been 10 Boston
rrl. whom I declare that iounl lnI'" s. 80,
hing the. suggested fhc cavalier ana HiH no
snss,s. 'he Puritan. mall no; say J was soiry'
But among other 'hinGs. found .ne;r 49, LIN
tou perfect In It's union ~ -" AIRY or nn'Is WI"
thr vracc - life an imsr"ansm IDEAL IN us SIN
NJ. strength Grady told W. and told us truly.
Of tina; typical American ;, 10 III pT, shrnber,
Lirr1lr's actual.ty had already come. I'm so'n'
recent Studies into the career ~ tnit Rte"t MN
! have encountered may Startling conlrin ,
drawing ii~ sa'f.naHc" from t;aiiep r"ptT' H,ti
locked With Cavalier sprays ana Puritan bIdnches
s't.f .r,,,.r,,r h,uels tins Nation shall have
th. new. hi-,h ~ iro Iou Lincoln promised a. ard
,larkird a.. frrrg" which was sought by the
,,~,f,,hrrs y,h., trev aoi from oppression. (Ap-
,hc -,,,. ha.r had their Jay. If", nav" gO..e'
let us hope 90 keep COMPANY Win nc lost arts:
Ir ia been demonstrated that great wrongs h.ay
a.. re,l-eased and srcat reforms be achieVed %Ity-
out tic a.. idpg ~ orc drop OF hunl1tn D'o ";
MAJ tolerance. which IN private rlnsa IONS -
r.rkcrrl - virtue becomes 'n public an1irs Iog
E n, %. Ia nj, nobl5 ,iy hSyc been rcicen,ed
from bondage II was hold Ike 'a'tle o' ne
.",'J arI dt,.es ~ eruption been carried
from iuttress to bell-toNvr the walls oi 'rltn.
,, n-,. ~ sn.thhci! 80 light the pathwsy - the
victor 10 Do ody aSs.E's to yingiot'~ tnr JUS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23

Tne wosid wInt- ~ I'D. rue men
wa cannot be bought OF ..,s.
ai.Y who viii nc1in - violate irl.t.
Genuine gold.
The world Waais m'1. pun. non.
Faro nom the il!nt of sir:
Men whose Iiscs are clean without
And dur. within.
The Forrest City times., 1894-02-16
THE STAMPS RECOVERED.
Found Under the Iron Mountain Depot
 Platform by a Coiored Laborer.

It will be remembered that when the Bank of Eastern Arkansas was burg larized short time ago, among the booty secured by the robbers was ! package containing 5000 worth of stamps, which had been deposited in that institution for safekeeping by Postmaster Wilson.
 On Wednesday of last week, willie loading a car of lumber at the Iron Mountain depot, a colored laborer named Isaiah Hopper espied pack age lying under the edge of the plat form. He picked it up and discovered its contents. Agent W. $. Durburow secured the stamps and returned them to the bank. Postmaster Wilson was called in and asked what he would pay for the recovery of the stolen property. It was finally settled that S25 would be the fair thing. Cashier Sanders then said: Here's your stamps" " Agent DurboroW waSthen paid the $25, Mir. Sanders assuming the payment of half the amount Mir Wilson paid th9 balance and took possession of the pack age.
 Upon investigation it was discovered that S10G of the stamps bad been 80 badly damaged by the weather that 1t was necessary to return them to the postOffice department at Washington | for redemption. The othor S9C0 worth
 were found in as good condition as ever and were retained by Postmaster | Wilson, whom we congratulate upon their recovery.
The Forrest City times., 1894-02-16
Four Big Successes.

Having the needed merit to more than make good All the advertising claimed for them the follOwlngfour remedies have reached a phenomenal sale. Dr. Kings New Dis covery, for Consumption. Coughs and Colds, each bottle guaranteed-Eletric Bitters, the great remedy for Liver, Stom- ache and Kidneys. Buckien's Arnica Salve, the best in the world, and Dr. Kings New Life Pills, which are perfect pill. All these remedies are guaranteed to do just what is claimed for them and the dealer whose name is attached herewith will be glad to tell you more of them. Sold by Winthrop & Co.
The Forrest City times., 1894-02-16
A Valentine Luuch.

The Ladies Aid society of the Meth odist church enjoy \ well-earned repu- tatIo,i of succeeding in all thelr social undertakings, and this reputation was fully sustained by the Valentine luiica given at the coZy home of MT. md Mrs. F. Laughinghouse on the evening of the 18th. Although the weather was cold and threatening there was large attendance probably l0O or more and, at XII admission fee of 25 cents each. at least S25 were realized. An excellent programme of music and re- citations was happily rendered and was much enjoyed by those who are fond of this class of entertainment. Miss Annie Sparks.of Wynne, deserves spec lal mention for the manner in which she rendered two or three recitations. This little lady beyond doubt possesses superior elocutiOnary powers. which. if properly cultivated, will lead to dis tinction.
 The little folks had Valentine postofHce. and the fun they had was simply refreshing to the hearts of their elders. There is no egainsaying they had geod time in every respect.
 A Valentine lunch was spread and consisted Of many choice viands. and was much enjoyed by all who partook
 The money received will go to swell the fund for repainting the inside of the church, the walls of which have been sadly disfigured by rain which fll- tered through faulty roof We con- gratulate our friends upon the com. plete success of thelr novel entertain. ment.
The Forrest City times., 1894-02-16
A FALSE ALARM.
1-'1o'"red i'ian of an Asssck Upon tnss.s a,l 'r- to Hstess~ |, pris,ner

About three years ago cue w. F. Jones, residing near Palestine. at tempted to kill his brother aud was subsequently, indicted fox assault with intent Co commit murder and also sor carrying concraied weapon. A war rant was placed in the hands of Sheriff fltch. but Jones disappeared and could not be found during Mir. Fitch's in- cumbency. When Sheriff Williams Was ihducted into office, he inherited thls warrant. among many others.
 Last week it was ascertained that Jones lad returned to his old haunts. and on Saturday Sheriff Williams went over and arrested his man. brought linn to town and lodged him in jail. sunday evening late telegram was received, announcing that the prison, CTS friends had organized for the pur. pose Of visiting this place, breaking in- to the Jall and releasing Jones. This telegram was SoOn followed by another. all urging that the attack would surely be made. Sheriff Williams hadn't much talth Tn the reliability of the rumor. put to oe on the safe side he summoned q posse of ten members of the Tavlor Rifles and stationed them in the iail. With instructions to use their guns to good purpose in case the attacking party materiallZed. The sheriff re- mained in the telegraph office until l2 o'clock. midnight, in communication with Palestine. and. the rumors not abating ia seriousness. then summoned posse to meet the 3:4l d. m.. train :.nd give the party proper reception. They failed to come, however, and the night passed quietly. The guard at the jail was maintained until daylight. when the boys were relieved. several of them declaring they had enough of standing guard on such night. It was extremely fortunate for all that the proposed attack was not made, else there would have been serious trouble.
The Forrest City times., 1894-02-16
A STRANGE CASE.
How an Enemy was Rolled.

Ire following graphic statement will es yeed witt, inteRSe Saterest; "I cannot describe Che ncrb creepy sensa tiun that existed in my .,rrns hands and legs. I had 70 rub and beat chose parts until they were sore, 70 overcome Sn Il rneasuye tho dead feeling. that had taken pn,session Gs them. Tn addition, l had strance wcakness in my back and around my wai.,t, fogether with an indescribable gone secli,ig in my stomach. Physicians said 1t was creeping paralysis. from which. accord ing to their universal conclusion, there Is Do .ellef. Once ft fastens upon d person, they say it continues its insidious progress until it reaches a vital point and the sufferer dies such was my prospect. l had been doctoring .. year and q half steadily, Jut with no par sicuar i,eneht. when saw an advertisement of U~ Miles Restorative Nervine, procured 6 bottle as.d began using 1t. Marvellous as It snay seem, out 0 few days had passed before every bit of that creepy feeling had left me. and there has not bccn even the slightest Indication ct It's return. 1 now feel as well us l: avpr did, and have gained ten hounds in weight, though l had run down from i7n to l37. Fonr others have used Dr. Niles Restorative Nervine on my recon,en- yintion, and if has been as satisfactory in their cases as in mire."-James Kane. La Rue o.
 Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine Is sold by all druggists on q positive guarantee, or sent direct by the Dr. Miles Medical O., Elkhert, Ind. on receipt of price, Sl per bottle, sir bottles for S5, express prepaid. 1t Is free froD <,Diates or dangerous drugs.
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