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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-17
RECEIPTS.

Per Savannah, Florida and Western
railway-4,659 bales cotton, gas boxes
spirits turpentine, IS cars rock, cars
lumber, cars coal, 3 cars wood, 80 bales
hides, bales wool
oct. l6.-66 bales cotton, ! car cattle, ] car
beer, / car wood, ! car household goods,
2 cars mdse, l ear brick, % bags peas, s
trunks.
per Central railroad. oct. 16.+,7S3 bales
cotton, ] car hay. / car rice ] car buggies,
car pipe, cars meat. car lumber, 8
cars wood, car oats, 2,021 bbls rosin, 562
Nils anirlts turpentinc.
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EXPORTS.

Per British steamship Holyrood for Bre-
men-7O bales cotton, weighing 1861, S05
g. Barnard.
Per Italian bark Carlo for Buenos Ayres
-2sO0j9 feet p p lumber, and 1,750 bbls
tosin-James r.. Wara q Co., and S. +.
Shotter Co.
Per schr Eliza A. Scribner for Paw
tucket-264 900 feet p p lumber-E. 3. Hun
TING e. Co
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Steamship Kansas City, Fisher New
York-C. G. Anderson, Agent.
Steamship Hollywood CBr) Kettle, Bre-
men.
Bark Carlo QtaD, Trapani, Buenos
Ayres-Chr G. Dahl & Co.
Schr Eliza A. Scribner, Dodd, Paw
tucket-George HarrIss q Co.
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bulletined firm at 25d25l.c, with sales of
- casks; at the last cali at O'Clock, it
70 urn a. z914c, with sales Of 400 casks.
RoSin-Ihere was a good demand at an
ADVANCE OF l0c on H, I. X and n grades.
The sales for the day We're about SOD
first call, the market was bulIetined firm.
with sales of 3,029 barrels, and closed with
sales of rs barrels at the following quota
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GRAM. PRov1sIoNs. ETC.

New York. oct. 1G.-Flour was weak.
with only iObbinR trade. Winter wheat,
low grades M.SM2 90: fair 10 fancy - 4OM
20. patents S2GjW2.9J; Minnesota clear
g. 2f5; patents 83.l5N37g; low extras
fl.sa1i2W, southern -four dun weak; COM
mon 10 fair extra 81 lDN30J. good 90 choice
DO 35lV03.O. Wheat was moderately ac-
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Port
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The Deacon Cat revival meeting
poor brother, are you prepared 10 die2
nantiyJ-Say, why don't sou drop bust
ness In a place ike this. I'm "a life inslr-
ance agent myself, but I have never vet
talked shop in church. Pittsburg Dis
patch.
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Searching for witches.

From the New York Sun
Albert Lambert, an aged negro, was ar
rested on Friday night after he had torn
up most Of the flooring in his apartments
al 459 Baltic street, Brooklyn, and ripped
off much Of the plaster from the walls.
The mischief was done while he was
searching for witches that he supposed
were haunting him. He had matches,
toothpicks and a 81 bill twisted In his hair.
and his pockets were filled with a miscel-
laneous lot OF stuff such as bones, stones,
pieces Of wood, rags and the head Of "A
dead rat. In his breast he had two re-
volvers.
His wife said he had been searching for
witches for several days. The owner OF
the house says It viii take 500 or more
10 repair the damage caused by the search.
Lambert was sent 10 jail pending an eX-
animation as TO his sanity.
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ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Bark Solid (Sw), Ohlsson, Havre-Chr
G.. Dahl q Co.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters of YES
sells free of charge in United States Hy-
geographic Office in the custom house.
Captains are requested to call at the Of
flee.
Reports of wrecks and derelicts re-
ceived for transmission to the navy de-
partment.
For additional shipping news see other
column.
Washington, d. c., Oct 13.-Notice is
hereby given by the Lighthouse Board.
that Cape San Bias Light-station. gulf
coast of Florida, was wrecked in the re-
cent gale, and that the light has been dis
continued. The tower is still standing,
but badly undermined. and both keepers
dwellings have been washed away.
This notice affects the List of Lights
1894, page 100 No. 1872, and the List of Bea-
cons and Buoys, 1898, page a.
Washington, u. c., Oct l2.-Notice is
hereby given by the Lighthouse Board,
that on about Oct 81. 1894 the character
istic of the front light of the Deep-Water
Point Range at the mouth Of Salem
Greek, about q mile below Deep Water
Point New Jersey side of the Delaware
river will be changed from fixed white to
fixed white during periods of sec, separa-
ted by eclipses OF / seconds duration,
thus:
Fixed light, seconds; eclipse. l second
fixed light, 2 seconds; eclipse, ! second.
The order Of the light will not be
This notice affects the List of Lights
and Fog Signals, Atlantic and Gulf Coasts
1894. page u, No. 1893, and the list Of Bea-
cons and Buoys, Fourth Lighthouse dis
trict, 1893, page %.
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He Was-"I beg your pardon. sir" said
the commercial tourist. but are you
travelling man.
"Yes, Sir" cheerfully replied the Meth
Odigt preacher on his way home from the
annual conference. "GOt 10 pack mp and
move again this year Just as usual
And he looked out Of the car window and
softly whistled: ~ would not live Away"
Chicago Tribune.
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Steamship Dessoug, Doughty Phlladel-
phia-C. q. Anderson, Agent.
Bark Caroline Ger. Geerdes, Antwerp,
with cement to order. vessel to Strachan
& Co.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SAVANNAH. Wednesday. Oct. II. 1894.
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sun Rises ........ 6:2i
sun Ctlo. o. oO
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High Water at Fort Pulaski. sci am s;27 pm
Central Standard Time).
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The following were the quotations for
the corresponding date last year: A. Z.
{. and n. 90c; z, Csc: F, 500; @, s1.05. r.
l.2Oi I, N.45; X, S1.95; NJ. S2.S5; y. $50;
window glass, $50; water white, $500.
Naval stores statement
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COTTON.

The local market was steady. The de-
mand was quiet. Sales for the day were
s25 bales. On change the market opened
steady and unchanged and remained the
same throughout the day. Sales at the
first call were 119 bales, 157 bales at the
second call and $50 bales at the close. The
as follows:
Tone-Steady.
Good Middling ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1l-16
Low Middling OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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NAVAL STORES.

Spirits Turpentlnc-Thc demand con-
lluued good and the price advanced 20
-54c FOR regulars. az which price there
We're large sales made. AZ the Board Of
Trade at the nrst call the market was
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Stock on hand and on Ship

board to-day ................ 1880 1908
STOCK same day last year,. y, SIC HEP
Receipts same day last year. LISA 5.Sl4
=, Charleston, Oct. 16.-Turpentine firm,
Z5c; receipts 80 casks. Rosin, good strained
firm, $.00d1.05; receipts 2l1 barrels.
Wilmington, n. c., Oct. 16.-Rosin, fair
strained soc; good do csc. Spirits turpen-
tine steady at 25c; receipts "a casks. Tar
trm at Sis. Crude 'turpentine quiet;
hard S1.10; virgin $40.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
MEMORANDA.

Schr A. d. Lamson, Baltimore.
Schr Nathan i. Cobb New York.
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THE TROPICAL TRUNK LINE.
JackSouuiIe, Tampa
JOSEPH H. DUREEE,
B. neral
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
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PLANT SYSTEM.
Savannah, Florida & Western r

GOING NORTH-READ up
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No 80 ar Savannah 9 IS pm, No IS. II 2S q
From Jacksonville and all points
South, Middle and Western Florida and Ne
Orleans by the Florida Central and Penins
lar Railroad.
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Understand Your Agreements

Many OF the disputes which arise
between buyer and seller are due I,
the fact that in making n contract
the terms are not clearly understood
In so common a matter as the buying
and selling Of goods it is necessary
that all points relative to the trans
action should be definitely stated.
Some houses state distinctly on their
bill heads the terms on which sales
are made, so that the buyer Is com
PEELED TO recog nize the terms.
There are many other contracts
which come up in the course OF bust.
ness which need clearer understand
ing than the act OF buying goods. IL
Is important that both parties should
thoroughly understand the transac.
tion. There are publications devoted
TO contracts In which forms are given,
but many OF these legal forms seem
better devoted to obscuring than
clearing up matters IN all transac.
tions II is necessary TO come IL a
point and have that point clearly un.
derstood. Long arguments are not
necessary, and the whole tendency Of
modern trade is TO put things on a
basis OF brcvity 1t Is advisable to
make written memorandum OF
agreements, for IL will ALWAYS lie in
evidence and save many future dis
putes.
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PROMINENT PEOPLE.
THE popc's annual income is si.iso. .oco.

THE Pope's annual income Is 81, ,430, ,0o0.
HARRIET BErcHER SrowE was born in 1911
THE Duke OF Edinburgh can speak sever
languages.
THE Count Of Paris's fortune amounted "a
about s20,000,00o
JuDdE GAyARRE, the Louisiana historian,
is nearly ninety years old, and Is in good
health and good spirits.
KiSo OscAR, OF Sweden and Norway. is
said to be tho only European monarch who
accepts the Darwinian theory.
Two prominent LAWYERS OF New York.
Judge Fitzgerald and John W. Con, began
life as porters in dry goods store.
LoRD RorHsoHiLD on every Christmas
gives 10 each policeman In London brlar-
wood pipe and one ounce OF tobacco.
The first product OF Bret Harte's pen. n
poem. was printed in the New York Atlas
when the author was eleven years old.
GENERAL WILLARD SLocuM died In Ash
land. Ohio, aged .seventy-iour. He was
brovetted n Btigadier-General In 1865 for
bravery.
PRorEssoR vrRcHow. who is moro than
seventy-three years old, attended nvo great
international congresses during his summer
vacation.
GOVERNOR WAITE, OF Colorado. was
hNNOhPohitu On MS campaign TOUR nN MISS
Alice Cailin. nominee for Superintendent Of
Public Instruction.
The Governor-elect and Lieutenant Gov
ernor-clect OF Vermont both Colonies, have
but two arms between them, each having
Aost one In tho war.
kx-SESAToR EDMUNDs. Of Vermont. has
bech elected one OF the Vice-Prcsfdents OF
the immigration Restriction League and
has accepted ofilce.
The King OF the Belgians has become n
devotee OF bicycling, and rides constantly,
accompanied by an aid-de-camp, who Is also
a proficient wheelman.
LINN BoYD Porter, nominated for Con-
gress by tn" Populists In the Eighth Mas
sachusetts District, Is better known to fame
ns "Albert Ross, n novelist.
KAISER WILHELM carries with him n small
but serviceable revolver. either in his pocket
or in his belt when heis in uniform because
OF the threats OF the anarchists.
CArrAIS w. A. GL.ssFoRD, United States
Army. takes premier honors as tho most sue
cessiul heliographist OF the dnv. He has re-
Gently stgnaled II distance of 1888 miles.
Mn. KURrNo. the new japanese Minister
10 Washington. Is said to be an American In
all but birth. He wears American fclothes,
and can hardly be distinguished from ma.
i've when seen on the street.
TERENCE V. PowDERLy. eS-General Mas
ter Workman OF the knights OF Labor, was
admitted to the bar OF Lackawanna County,
Pennsylvania. II Is said that MIR. Powierly
may leave Scranton to practice law in New
York.
Lord HAWKE, captain OF the team OF Eng
lish crickcters now in this country. IL di-
rect descendant OF old Admiral Hawke OF tho
British navy, who died in 1881 after n life
spent in thrashing the French in desperate
sea fights. The Admiral won his rplace in
the peerdge In 1876 and the title has been In
the family ever since.
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He Was Not Disappointed.

@Why was Adam the happicst man
that ever livcd?" roared the gigantic
clown TO the ringmaster In the faded
dress suit.
"Why was Adam the happlcst man
that ever livcd?" roaled the latter, ip
voice like a tired horn
Because he had no mothcr.in.
law"
IL knew II, said the thin man 10
the top row oi the reserved seats. as
he allowed his feet 20 hang down
between the boards in order 20 get
the klnk out OF them. "Icame TO tho
circus expecting 10 hear that Joke.
that moss.grown gag and | have not
lccn disappointed It's forty years
since ! attended my first circus and
] heard II then. have heard IL at
every circus ! have since offended,
and have never missed going al
least once year"
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cost.of Growing Wheat.

rhe United States Department OF
,irulture has issued a summary
lde from estimates OF rs, 600 farm.
| Of the West and Northwest and
4 600 experts Of the department on
cost of growing wheat The ay.
I &c cost per acre for the region GOV.
| is SLIGO, while the average for
isconsin is more than a dollar high.
or s12.93. Ground rent is the
West single item, and estimated
nearly 50 per acre. The principal
| |m, Of cost have rema ned about
[mal during the past four or Eve
krs. being slightly higher where apy
Fnec is noted, owing to increase OF
4 OF labor during the prosperous
hes from 1890 TO 1892. During
N period, however, the price of
|eat fell nearly one.half. As a re.
h either wheat production must be
|tricted or a large part OF 1t must
done at loss.
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THE LABOR WORLD.
PiRrS has 1000 hair workers.

ONE man can make 5000 tin cans In day
py the aid ofimproved machinery.
PIrrsBURd employs more chemistD than
any other city Ia the United States.
READY.MADE clothing industry OF Boston
| was paralyzed by strike of the operatives,
involving $500 employees
| LOCOMOTIVE fircmen in convention at Har-
risburg, Penn, agreed not TO strike as long
as contracts were not violated.
The Brotherhood OF Railway Trainmen
held two days celebration at Baltimore,
Nd, OF the eleventh anniversary OF the Or
der.
The head drau yhtsman Mt tho Edgar
thompson steel works, at Braidock, Penn.
is said TO be Count Camille Mercadere, OF
Austria.
FOURTEEN TO sixteen hours is the days
work Tor most girls employed in factories
and shops In scotland. Wages are often rs
lowas 81 Goa week.
NEEDLE makers are said 10 be pre- disposed
to pulmonary troubles more than any other
workers IN metals. Sixty per cent. OF them
die OF consumption.
WITH the new and improved methods OF
mining II Is thought that IL will cost less than
twenty-two cents on tho dollar this year TO
mino gold in Colorado.
The iron furnaces of Scotland rely for
their pront not on the PIG Iron they turn out.
but on tho products obtained from the waste
gases which, In this country, are not pu, TO
use.
The Westinghouse Electric Company has
contracted for glass factory with "a capac-
ity to turn out bulbs and shoppers for 80, 200
ihcindescent lamps q day. The company
now receives 5000 bulbs and shoppers per day.
Ir is calculated that during the nine weeks
OF the Scottish coal strike 50, $50. 900 have
been lost In wages TO the miners There has
also been n loss OF six and half million tons
OF coal which the collieries would have pro-
duced.
lS London there are two faithful servants
who have probably beaten the record OF do
nestle service. They are sisters, one OF
whom Is sixty and the other six years
younger. They have been in the same
family for the better part OF half a century,
the one having served for forty years ami
the other for thir:y-tive.
Tue Brazilian Government Is advertising
for lnborers, OF whom $4,000 are wanted in
the State OF Para and so. 900 in Sun Paulo,
while Bahia, Pernambuco. Rio dc Janeiro
and Minas Garars want large number.
The soil Is fertile and the climate good. but
let no one 90 there unless he knows what
the guarantees are, and that he will not be
treated like many former colonists, who
We're exposed TO privations aud misery.
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Highest Of all Lcavcning Power-Iatcst u Cow, p.r,
R3>!aI! q! RRsxiRg Rs%asg;!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
What lie Wanted.

At the hospital the other morning
(says Life one OF the patients was
just recovering from an attack Of dc
lirium tremens, and, as is usual In
such cases, desired to dress aud 90
home more than anything else. IL
happened that one OF the young La.
dies connected with the flower mis-
sion saw him, and app oaching, said :.
I'll have some beautiful roses here.
Wouldn't you like some" Slowly
his head turned and slightly open.
ing his bleary eyes he said, much to
the embarrassment OF the young
woman: I'D a id sight rather
have my pants"
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The serpclt's Trek.

The power OF continuing motion.
less with the lifted head projecting
forward for an indefinite time Is one
OF the most wonderful OF the ser.
pents muscular ieats and is one OF
the highest Importance TO the AMI.
NAL both when fascinating It's vic.
tim and when mimicking some inani-
mate object as, for in>tan @ the
stem and bud OF an aquatic plant;
here IL Is only referred 70 on account
OF the effect IL produces on the hu.
man mind, as enhanc ny the ser.
penps strangeness In this attitude,
with the round. unwinklng eyes fixed
On the beholder's lace the eject may
he very curious and uncanny.-Fort.
ght Review
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New York Saloons Closed.

1t was an exceptionally dry Sunday in New
York. Saloons In every portion OF the city
We're tightly closed. The streets were full of
patrolmen and roundsmen In citizens cloth
Ing, and the district sergeants and roundsmen
attached TO the offices OF the inspectors were
especially yigilant In making arrests over
looked by other numbers OF the force. The
total number Of arrests for violation OF the
excise law for the "A hours ending az mid
night were 2iO, by far the largest ever made
In single day.
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500 Hewnrd. GIOO.

fhe reader Of this paper will be pleased "a
jrn that there Is at least one dreaded disearc
y science has been able to cure in all II 4
scs, and that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
re IL the only positive cure known To- the
$dical fraternity. Catsrrh being a constitu.
nal disease. requires n constitutional treat.
! tni. Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally,
ling directly on the blood ant mucous sur
fes OF the system, thereby destroying the
tnlatlon of the disease, and giving the pa.
|nt .rength by building up the constitute,
u s',sting nature in doing its work. Tbs
bpr ctors have 10 much faith In its curative
|Fe that they offer One Hundred Do Lars
No., case that 1t falls TO cure. Send for list
|t, 1imonials. Address
FL. CHENEY s. Co., Toledo
Sold By Druggists, &c.
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FIVE FOUND DEAD.
Disaster in "A Freight Wreck-Pinned I'm
der Carload of Lumber

A freight train bound for Chicago was
wrecked on the Chicago x Northwestern rail.
way at Growers Crossing, about mile west
OF Woodstock. III. When the wreck crew
reached the spot the voice Of man was
heard calling for help. His hand protruded
from beneath the debris The lumber was
removed as rapidly as possible, the result be.
ingtbe discovery Of five dead bodies. one
man badly injured and boy serious bruised.
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Beat the Record

Flying Jib hitched 10 u running mate,
paced mile on the kite track at Chillicothe
o., IN the phenomenal time OF 1885,, lower.
Ing the record OF 2OlS4, made by Westmont
IN chicago IN 1854, at this style OF pacing 10y
~ seconds. The performance does not con
sttute an official record, as the method OF
pacemaking Is not legal, and has no bearing
on Robert Us valid record Of 2OllI.
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she Could BE Familiar Too.

Mr.. Justice O'Brien, when Attor.
n General, was once examining q
Entrywoman, and thus addressed
Il. Now, Mary O'Connor, tell me
you know etc.
fThe witness, casting an indignant
TX at her questioner, said with as.
tity: "Mrs O'Connor, IL you place.
|,herP
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de assistance II may be best TO render IL
nptly, but one should remember TO use even
most perfect remedies only when needed.
best and most simple and gentle remedy is
Syrup of Figs manufactured by the Cali.
lia Fig Syrup Co.
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DISTANCE TRANSMISSION
Several Thousand Horse Power Sent 90
Miles by Electricitv

several Thousand Horse Power Sent 20
Miles by Electricity.
The power and mining department OF the
General Electric Company has just closed
contract which marks a further stop in the
advance OF electrical science. This contract
is with the Sacramento Electric Power and
Light company and calls for the transmission
by electricity from water power at Folsom.
Cal, twenty miles distant. Of several thous.
and electrical horse power to the city OF Sac
remento to supply lights, heat. power. etc. TO
an extent that will practically supersede all
the present steam plants now In operation
This will make the longest transmission by
electricity OF power in large am cunts INSTALL
ed In the world.
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Arizona Itn'sins.

From Arizona for three years past
Ias come the earliest car load Of
American raislns shipped East The
'eason there is ahead OF that OF
southern California and the atmos.
mere is peculiarly suited TO the co..
#. ~ OF raisins.
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Ir. Bilmer's SwkMP-Roor cure,
oil Kidney md Bladder troubles.
pamrhletand Consultation free.
Labratory Binghampton,N.Y.
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covcry, even after the disease has pro.
crossed so far a 10 induce repeated bleed
ings from the lungs syvcrc lingering cough
with copious cNp.Ctufatiun Including ia.
bctcular matter great loss of flesh and cs-
trcmc emaciatiou and weakness.
DO you doubt thd; hundreds of such cases
reported TO us %, cured by Golden Med
iCal Discovery ' were genuine eases of that
dread and fatal disease, You need not take
our word ior it, They have in nearly every
int tance, been so pronounced by the best
aud most experienced home physicians,
who have no interest whatever in mis-.
fcprcscuting them. and who were often
strongly prejudice and advised against
a trial of Golden Medical Discovery, "
but who have been forced to confess that
1t surpasses IN curative power over this
fatal malady. all other medicines with
which they are acquainted. Nasty cod.
liver oil and it, hlthy "cmul.iuus" and
mixtures, had been tried in nearly all these
cases and had either utterly failed to bcne.
tx. or had only seemed to benefit little for
short time. Extract Of malt whi,kcy.
aud various preparations of the hypo-
phosptites had also been faithfully tried
N vain.
The photographs Of large number OF
those cured of consumption, bronchitis,
lingering coughs, asthma chronic nasal
catarrh and kindred maladiss have been
skillfully reproduced in q book of 100
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lamps. You can then write TO those who
,,iave been cured aud profit by their ex-
perieuce.
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