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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

A special meeting Of r. 81 Ia
No. lJs. U. c. v, win be hsIi 4
city hall this evening at Il. = i.
1t is earnestly requested M
member be present, as inpor,r|
ness Is to be transacted. nj,
amount OF good accompishea 4
fore by the camp In aiding b.
comrades should promp, rs u n
diligence In the future.
BY order of
c, c, CUMMINGS. cuunsi.
w. NJ. MCCONNELL, Adjuzt,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

DlphtheriA can be prevented By using
"Diphthcrlnc," combination OF non.
polaono' anticipates which renders tho
membranes ot the mouth aud throat
lmporvlons to the germ OF diphtherl1.
An ounce ot prevention Is worth a
pound of cure. Prepared under the
supervision ~ Dr. Dennis, the throat
specialist, Dundee block. seventh and
Houston Nlght-ouncr bottle 75ccgts.
For sale by Connory, druggist, Seventh
and Houston strcets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

Thu "Irnn Mountain Route" aiwnys
ntndying The comfort OF its patrons
has cHtahllhad combination synirrn
i Pullman AMI wagner sleeping cara,
running between all points IN reyng
and Chicago without change. via I'M
Wabash and Chlcago and Alton rail.
roads ny this arrangement The great.
oHt convenience " Afforded tho Traveller.
and adds TO tue Iunt reputation which
thlH route mas gained OF being the fore
front IN All improvements nopulnr' with
the travelling public Tor further lnfor-
mntion npply 70 John g. lcNln rravri
lnE InnheMRer Arent. Amailn. ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17
Choice, missed bird poei.
DlluAiM SEED q FLORAL co.

buy your drugs and have your pre-
ecriptl0ns nlisd ut the rorl Worth
Pharmacy Company, ootnsr OF FIFTH
and Maln' This heuse Ia noted FOR
Keeping Tue best OF goods selling at
low prices, ana Tor their general
aightforwardneRs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

stephen whitman n sons choice
candies az tho Fort Worth Pharmacy
%, corner Firth and Main atrerte.
Fruit lablet8, 70 cents pcr sound
Ex,rn chocolates and confecuona. pa
per packages, 70 cents per pound
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

For our prices on everything nre
lower than over on FURNITURE OF all
kinds.
Come aud 700
Maddox, Ellison & Go.
ON oAsy payments.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

The friends OF Lawrens "
will be glad TO learn that b. 4
valescont from a very severe n
typhoid fever with which hs %
confined for ten weeks
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

Hest Nlgew NJ lowest pr.cts at Fort
Worth Pharmacy Co. corner fyfih and
Malp n.reotl Whom n amoker tries ~
" him. la.A x
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

oe' ready 10 move on to tho Far,
s!ll country. Everybody that wan,s
10 30 addrens with stamp. ''
car. y..,. y. WORKS..
NN'e western hotel. Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

Did you know that
hard times arc felt BY us, aud we
want 20 sell you
FURNITURE
a, prIeea never heard Of bcfore7
Como aud nee
Maddox. Ellison y Co.
Mold on easy payment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

Combs and brushes in largo aHsor,-
ment AZ lNort Worth Pharmacy Co
cs'ler Main and pgfih Atreots The
bcat stock Of goods at lowest prices,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

We make n speciality OF doiig az.
ncult work for customers ana Sat dye.
houfes Hest skilled warkman 10 no
spu,h Nov York steam pyens and
Cleaning Company s25 Elm street. q.
sinWsou- Manager
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

Rev. Mr., Lloyd, pastor OF the First
Methodist church OF this city. ia now
closing the fourth and last ycnr of his
pSStordte' He breaches his last ser
mon as pastor 1ext SUNDAY at II a. m.
All IRE invited.
II. a, BoAz.
Assistant Pastor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

In other words. 70 exhibit fortt,de
enduring bodily pain. Is. or sa,,r,s
prAissworshy, but surersrs from rAeu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

Infringing In tho shcaven" In tho
hhfHcni season. 10 prepare for bnk.
nv WIN llr. Itlen'h nlllnl powdnr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

HAIRY counera instituted habcna cor
ppS proceedings IN juagc Greans court
ynfssrdey aud was released on bond
for tiooa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

For thc rrans.Ailsslssipm commercial
eoneress at ST. Louis Nov 10Th ,ho
uulf Colorado 4 Santa Fe railway, viii
sell excursion tickets 20 81. t.nuis ma
return ~ The rate uf onc fare fur tho
ound lcp. Dates 81 sale Soy "A AMI
20 UNITED for return to Doc. D.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

Lord Roseberry, the British premier
IoNes good cooking. Ills mulins are
mixed with Or. Prices Baking Powder
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

'hAnvAs iriNss.
ror Christmas blssmlns.
nASrR BROS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

Cut nowsth always on hand
DKuAM SEED q rL0uA1. ~,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

We have the most complete line OF
FURNITURE We haye over had and
prless 70 suit the tunes.
Maddox, Ellison q CO.
Al aoods sold on easy payments,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17


The courthouse estimate No. ~. wng
allowed for month ending November
10, fi7bi3,GO Total estimates allowed.
g2sa, CTS 10.
The following resolution was unnni-
monsy passed;
''WheroaH All Tho members uf the
proHent aOmmigBiDncrn' uourt pf Tar
rant county Texas are now nhput 10
retire and give place to their success.
Hcra elected al the recent election, Mo-
MEMBER G, 1884, aud
''Whcrenn, The courthouse Of Tar
rant county. now IN course ~ con-
atrucllon. was planned undertaken
and contracted FOR by the retiring
court! and
'Whercas, Tho Probut Construction
company contractor aud builder or
SAID courthouse, and McHHrr Quinn &
cuttln, architects mud supervisors Or
construction NJ same have each and
both IN every and an particulars faith.
rnliy performed ana carried our their
respective contracts with said county
touching the erosion nf said building
10 the outire ana perfect satisfaction
OF this court. therefore he II
''lieRnlvnd, mint the manner IN
which nnil contractor nnd builder. the
FrObht Conjunction company, ana the
arohiicctn nnd supervisors OF conairuc,
tlon Of anld building, MaHrH unnn *
cnrtlg have zach and both performed
mud unrried out their respective con
tracts aud obligations with Tnrrunt
county for the erection OF said build.
Inn. han met With the entire approval
and appreciation Of this court, and
their work and faithful performance
b. ihom respectively " their contracts
are By this court hereby heartily ap-
proved"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

II you arc losing your hair or have
diAeaao OF the scalp you cannot af-
rord ~ mian the ohance OF consulting
litor Carlow Hotel Worth, room 90.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

60 60 Humphreys
Book store for nue stationery slit
books and picture frames,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

A small gathering az the mission
last night listened TO brief. but In.
tcreetlng talk by Rev lirepitlurldEe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

Send for our now catalogue.
DltuMM SEED & FLORAL co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17
NEW COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
WILL ASSUME THEM ROBES OF
oTrtcn TODAY.
rheir ogeiai nends Have neen APP
psoved--Tbe Hctiring beard Conn
sncpdn ths Probst Construction
c0menn, BY Resolution.

,rhc pren-nt board OF county COM
nioners completed tho work OF their
term yesterday and today will give
place to the new bonrd, which was
elected on tho cob OF tbls month.
The official bonds OF tho new mem.
bers have been approved by the re-
firing board, the bond OF the county
Judge. presiding officer pf the board
OF commissioners Is 5000 aud the bond
Of each OF tho momb4ra Ii 5000,
The following IS from the report OF
tho board for tho quarter ending oc-
tobor 81. 1885,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

Plant your shade and mn, !.
DRuMM SEED q floausls'' .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

No wrinkles on the brow Of the house
wife who uses DR.. Prices Baking Pow
der
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17

AT Baker Bros, MS Houston /
The Atlanta constitution., 1894-03-13

two. They constantly met on shore, put
never exchanged a word Il sign, except
the conventional salute. Brydell indeed
could not go to Cirubb's quarters as he had
done a little boy, but when he had
leave he would sometimes get a BOAT and
he and Grubb would go fishing as in the old
days, and be very happy together. Every
body OIL the ship knew Of the old associa-
tion between them, and the fondness of
the smart young cadet FOR the grzzled
marine was perfectly understood.
The Atlanta constitution., 1894-03-13

From The Chicago Record.
Sir" said the stranger in LaSale street,
"please tell me where the city hall is"
you can't see it from here" said the po-
liceman, but you'll find it right back OF
that first snow drift"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-26

A new Suit, Coat
and Vest or pair of
Trousers for you?
Drop in and take
a look at our Gus.
tom Department
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-26

II you find yourself growing thin,
nervous, without appetlte-look out.
Ion are starving some important or
gan through inappropriate nutrition.
Thomas Harrison is the proprietor
OF the famous Harrison farms of
North Dakota. He holds the Office OF
notary pul lie, aud Is coroner of Trail
county. lie writes from Blanchard,
No. Dakota
Two years ago when the grin was
prevalent IN this country. l suffered
very much from this trouble. The
disease fingered with me until 1t de-
veloped lnEo catarrh Of the head. For
this loathsome trouble l tried many
remedies advertised for catarrh with
out any permanent relief, and while
spending the winter of % 90 In Los An
geles | was treated by specialist
without Hny better results. Seeing
l'ainu's celery compound advertised, /
tried 1t. not expecting much relief, as
! thought That ] could not be cured. ]
used one bottle us directed, and was
entirely and permanently cured. This
was ovor Blk months ago. and / have
not experienced return Of any OF the
symntom1, though have been ex-
posed to the inclement weather In
North DaROta and have not caught the
least cold this winter when had been
troubled with the catarrh Iwould have
had cold after cold all winter. | wilf
cheerfully answer any inquiries as to
the correctness of my etatements.
Many around here are using the com.
mound on the strength OF my recon.
incubation. 1t makes people welt"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-26
FINANCE and TRADE.
The Reports for the Current Weel
Rather DisoOuraging.
A VAST ARMY OF NoN-PRODUoHRs,


The Total Number Idle ms the Result of
Strikes Estimated at Over n Quarter OF
Miliion-But Works nesuining Exceed
Those stopping.
NEW YORK, May 26--Bradstreet's Trade
Review says; The unfavorable conditions
prevailing in commercial and industrial
circles throughout the country, together
with the prospect for no material i'm
J r'"vement during the summer, marks the
present season as probably the dullest rela-
lively Tor twenty years. At no time since
panic and business depression manifested
themselves last year have reports as to
the volume of sales of merchandise, the
manufacture of staple goods, and the in
disposition OF merchants generally to
Duy, except for absolutely Immediate
wants, been so pronounced aud so general
throughout the country as during the
past rev weeks. Superficial examina-
tons OF business conditions leading to I'm.
warranted optimistic conclusions as to
the nearby future of trade have not been
wanting, but rs a matter of fact based on
comprehensive and careful examination,
the next few months promise continu-
anee II not an intensifying of existing con-
ultioDs of extreme dulness and depression.
Quite unfavorabe advices come from
Plttsburg, where there are numerous shut
downs. involving large numbers of men,
The total number of industrial employees
IDLE as a result of coal scarcity Is placed at
10000, and the total number idle owing to
the strike is 10000. In other industrial
lines 5000 men are reported idle as a re-
suit of strikes, making the total number
now idle 235, 900. An encouraging indus
trial feature is the probable settlement of
next seasons iron and steel wages scale
without strike.
Advices from the south present a con-
tinuous report of excessive dullness, cN-
cept that there are gains in sales of plan
tation supplies.
K. g. Dun & Co.'S Weekly Review SAYS:
Storms and floods prolonged strikes and
large exports of gold have done their ut
most this week to give business u vacation
But the wants unsatistied during the past
year, belated and much lessrned, and yet
greater than those of amy other nation
nave caused volume of trade quite large
for the season.
Prices OF products still tend downward
without much speculation. II is not sur
prslng that farmers retain wheat mt pres
ent prices where they can. Corn has been
stronger, Notwithstanding large receipts
and insignificant exports. Cotton has re-
covered a shade, though receipts for the
week were nearly as large us last year and
exports much smaller. The astonishing
cheapness of wheat and cotton will affect
the rapidity of movement in the fall, and
also Will directly lessen the amount of
money required in moving he crops
While the iron indli. ry especially, and
many others to some extent hive brrn 20
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-26
The world has had in all Just / 8 de.

The world has had in all Just 10 de.
lcisive battles.
But every man has In his lifetime
more decisive battles than this
The important epochs In mans life
that settle him for wealth, position,
md often life itself. come without
warning.
Weakness, indeclslon and lcck oil
nerve force at these turning points ia
fatal. In long and doubtful sick ness,
when life Itself trembles in the balance,
"a littio more strength and power of
resistance to disease makes the differ.
encs between life and death.
Tnin people with depleted. diseased
blood run big risks. Careful men and
women all over the country are build.
ing up their systems and storing the
nerve centres with energy now in the
spring. They arc taking that remark.
able blood purifier and nerve food,
paine's celery compound.
II cannot be repeated too often that
the blood is the fountain which
supplies every part of the body.
II this iife.glylng medium lacks vigor
and richness, nerves. brain. heart. kid.
neys. and lungs Immediately suffer.
The weakest spot will give way first.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-26

Maurice Bradford 10y of about II
years OF age was arraiguad In tie MIA
nlelpal Court tlts morning charged
with the larceny Of hammer several
Wlehches and several boards tho prop
erty OF Wlllldm A. Ruth From The
evidence 1t appeared that he took tho
boards to Mary Fisher to whom he
sold them. The boy admitted that br
went through tho hole In the stable
aud took the things
Mrs. Mary Parker. an aunt of til,
BOY, stated that on Sunday night the
BOY was put out OF his home BY b.,
father aud lie went 10 her house. Ii,
WINS almost naked as he only had on 1
seer suck 81 coat and a torn shirt. Sht
plead TINT the boy DO nui sent to tn,
Ferris Industrial school.
She was moYed to tears In maxim
her statement, and just as the eoui
stated us intention to commit tn
boy until Monday. Mrs. Parker turnel
around aud fell 20 the floor IN a ininl
Mrs. White ana other willing hands
rushed TO her side Immediately.
Inc liratllurd fumily lives nt No.
STROUD street, ana at one t.mo "A HON,
on farm had been secured for ms
boy, us II Ia stated that his father acts
unklne tawardH hluI. lie little rel
low was M ueh alleeted hy his posi-.
uoh thls morning anu Presented {
pehlleLL CDuiIteUaure
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-26
NIeeln,y vs.. Ford jury Drawn,

I, Th9 special Jury to try the case Of
jnmes McGlnty ys. the Ford Morocco
Company. set for trial In Superior
Coart on Wednesday, june 0, was
Drawn this morning. William S,
Hllles represented the plaintiff. and
William G. Spruanos the defendant,
These are the iuors:
Samuel II. Baynard, william Law.
ton. Jesse X. Baylis, Herbert Yates
Sylvester NJ fray, J. Atwood Weldin
John SLaw. Joseph pcrl ickson. Walter
Grace. Lewis II. Lyman, William S.
Stroud, Samuel j.. Wright, James Cros-
san, John L. V, Plat, Jason Davis,
W. {. Worthington. II. u. McMnllln.
Andrew i. Ellason, James a, Multi
gan. George W, W. Nauiain, Richard
Clayton. James T. Shallcross, ]. Frank
Eliason and Alonao S. Whlttock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-26

An excellent snapper lunch will he
scr Ell this evening at Harry Fe d.
molel'e, Second and Walnut streets.
a gentleman on Wilson street was
quickly culod OF cramps by Stnm4 4.
pain seatclier. the finest pain mudi.
emo. COG King street.
The Union Cottage Prayer Meeting
Will lie held at Bro. VIM. Roblnson's.
coraer Reed and jackson streets com.
menclng at ~ p. IN. Come Chris.
tlniis of any sect and bring an unsaved
frlend with you and sue how God
Keeps his promises.
Mr.. Samuel Elstburn paid our city a
visit to day, He is now a resident OF
Washington, ID. q.
Mr.. Theodore +. Pratt formerly OF
our city, but now of Philadelphia,
paid our city visit to-day.
THO wheel clubs race will take plae,
on Saturday, June I'd.
Troop BIS Armory, corner Twelfth
and Orange streets. will have TO have
new roof put on It,
Hear the evening hymn by the IN IL.
tltude who have come to the corona.
ton of David. Opera House, evening
OF Decoration Day.
A. u. Vandeyer offers one dollar for
any dend horse delivered at his place.
The temperance Meeting at Kinpa.
wood was success. The program
was very interesting. CONGREGATION
splendid and paintings very much adj.
mlred. These meetings are monthly.
Harry L. Thomas has completely
recovered and will be ut his business
carly next week.
Mrs. Anna Mcdonald OF Philadel.
phla, IS spending few weeks with
Mrs. ). j. Bowen, at 800 West Fourth
street.
Mrs W. p. Hastings and daughter
Rebecea, lett this morning ON mn ak.
tended tour through the South. Mrs.
Hastings will join her husband at Nor.
folk, Va.
There will be anniversary exerclses
in Gilbert Presbyterian Church h..
morrow and church reception ON
Monday evening.
Ex-Governor John P. Cochran. Mid.
uletown, was in this city to day.
The Wilmington Prohibition L.arua
VIII Mold meeting in the Y. N. g. 4.
nan ON Monday evening next, to a
addressed by II. L. Morrow, of Ches.
ter, aud others.
Tho State Prohibition Com n,ittee has
called tho State Convention to meet
AT Dover June 14Lh, to nominate a
State ticket.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-26
81. Angli-Iine-NIlY 2l.

The first arch bishop OF Canterbury
and called the APOSTLE OF the English
There is nothing positively know
concerning him. until the time he wa,
Sent on his mission by Gregory TIN
Great at which time he WAS Prior o
st. Andrews Monastery in Rome. lie
landed III Kent a. d. 500. I and bS
invitation of king Ethelbert wen
towards Canterbury. At that tim
Kent was almoet III a state OF heatheu
Ism. but the coming of Augustine ane
his missionary brethren proved 1
great blessing. They restored tht. ser.
vice III the Old church OF ST. Martin
and made the people again fumillal
with hrlstlnn worship large ma IN
ber5 oil the SuNons aud finally the li!ul
himself was converted Hul davOle,
tle remaining twenty Years OF his llf,
to the re establishment OF the clurcl
among his people ..
Augustine enhDayored to force npo!
the native bishops the Roman rltla,
which they TcGlstOd. claiming t.
possess and independent Episcopac,
ana to have ritual as Apostolic a,
that OF Rome. 4. Augustine died Ma,
25th, A, b. Goa. und was first buried
abroad, but after the completion of the
Cathedral at Canterbury his iNimnlne
were translated there. after having
first reposed for time In the Church
OIL 5. ). Peter and Paul in that city. 5
Augustine Is ON GRATED IN the
on turrrtar- ct '3HTum unit Il Jtue us yypT
rs the Anglican
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-26

Building Inspector Dohl has issued
permits Tor tho erection OF a three.
story brick dwelling ut the southwest
corner OF seventh bnd Rodney streets
70 ltanlel L. Stewart Valuation OF
building $500.
Nlao Il pernit TO Calvin |. Swayne
Tor the erection OF throe story brick
dwelling. southwest corner Fourteenth
and Brown streets
,. /. lnihurton, one two story brick
Kitchen lO2 South jackson street
&, l. Swayne for alterations at gal
Market street md 800 Delaware Ave.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-26

hlNEKHEAD, LONG ISLAND, n. Y.-Pub.
TIC opinion Is always worth needing,
ana public opinion In this village has
not made mistake In the exalted DO.
sllion IL has placed DR.. David KEN
nedys Favorite Remdey. The family
iot Charles Holman of this place In
Icieases the list of residents who have
cen benefited by It's use.
thvorlte Remedy was first intro.
dueed la the family by Mrs Ilomnn,
who has been afflicted for years with
M awful pain in her back, occnsioned
oy chronic hidney complaint; at times
she suffered 80 that she was unable to
lie down sleep WIS mpossible, and
she walked about with much difficulty.
lphysicluns prescribed various medl.
clnes. but TO do purpose. Learning OF
the great good others had received
from tho use OF Dir. kennedy's Favor.
ite Kennedy. she purchased n bottle
ana began to use IL with the most
satisfactory result, 10 use Mrs. Ho.
mans own words. at saved my life;
WHY, It's worth It's weight In gold /
know oil over twenty people who have
leakon Dr. David kcnnedys Fuyorlte
kem edy, and In every case 1t Inns ben.
Ielitted them. Ny sster, Mrs. Loom
49, suffered from creeping paraiy sis;
loePail to take II. and 1t did her a
world OF good. Three years ago my
husband was suffering dreadfully
from inllammGtory rheumatism both
feet ana hpnds wors swollen to nm
enormous size; had pains In his back
ana head; for one whole year he was
such an awful sufferer that my neigh
pors expected to hear OF his death any
DAY. -Four physicians prescribed all
SORTS OF meuiclnos, but he kept grow
ing worse. lie wasted away from
zoo to 1870 pounds. Finally, he began
to use DR.. kcLnedy's Favo:ito ReIne.
ldy and In short while he could sieep
ana eat well, and to-day he is as well
as ever in his life. Two dr.., lists in
this place say thew S3ii 1t so fast they
ca Mt. keep it IN stock" Other Xiv.
Ierhead people have been benefited by
tavorite Remedy are George Benin.
min and wife, Lyman and George
IiIiiommedieu, Benjamin Adams and
John Pugelcy.
IN spoaking TO one of our physicians
about fnvorlto Remedy, no said. It's
great value lies In the fact lnat it dis.
solves tho excess OF uric acid in the
blood. curing the disease"
Dr. David kannedy's Favorite Renee
az Is never-failing specific IN dis-
euses OF the skin. liver, Kidneys and
piood. 1t restores the dlsordered liy.
er to healthy condition. it is Ger.
tain cure for the diseases aad weak
hcsses peculiar to women. 1t cures
55crofnlh salt rheum and erysipelns.
FOR nervousness loss of sleep. or that
worn out feeling. II has no equal. In
cases OF rheumatism, dyspepsia, gray.
81, Brgets disease. diabrt and blad.
der troubles. 1t has cared where all
else failed. Dir. David kenneuy's Fa-
vorite Remedy ia sold by all dealers,
at u II bottle. or six bottles for IS.