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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

From present indications the Pres;-
dent will be constrained to call the
next Congress into extra session before
midsummer Is upon US. There will be
made determined effort during the
two remaining months of this session
70 prevent the passage of an appropria-
tion To defray thceXpenses Of collecting
the offensive income tax, and the b.lI
VIII he fully discussed, consuming
much time, and may possibly be de
featcd. Then the absurd and unpopu-
5ar bill of Secretary Carlisle, intended
30 destroy our National banking sys-
tem and substitute wildcat currency,
will lead to acrimonious and protracted
debate and end in probable failure
Meanwhile the Treasury is threatened
with bankruptcy; the revenues under
the new tariff bill are steadily falling
of; the gold reserve is daily diminish
ing. and Notwithstanding the late is
sues of Sl09,000,0O0 new bonds with
which 80 replenish it, it is now many
miliions below its stipulated amount,
and il the Government is compelled To
resort to an additional sale of bonds ii
viii largely add 10 further financial
troubles and there will be absolute he
eessity Tor speedy relief by legislation
To supply the necessities of the govern
ment and maintain its credit The ut
ter ineompeteney Of the present Demo
cratic Congress and its inability TO
grappie with the situation, and it,
pending attempt to destroy our present
excellent currency, which has carried
alarm throughout the monetary world,
will force an extra session of Congress
ar produce a collapse that viii carry
6iSmaV far and wide.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02
4 Grsat Outrage.

The Tribune has frequently warned its
readers against investing in any Of the
many ways suggested by interested par
ties to make money easily.
Dozens Of schemes have been presented
within the past two or three years to our
neighbors, i'm the mosi plausible manner,
generally 10 those not well verssd in bust
ness affairs. and most OF those who have
invested are beginning % realize that they
have been swindled. principally 10y for
eign so-called Building Il Loan AsSo-
ciations." They obligate themselves 70
pay certain sums az stated periods, with
the promise of getting back two or three
fold at a long interval. They continue 10
pay their cash, aad Iae sharks live in
luxary-often in crime-on the money
thus contributed, and when ihe time
comes for the capital invested 10y them 10
be returned, with big addition, both
VIII fail 10 materia!ize.
We understand tha; from one township
III Somerset County, where farmers have
been paid within the last year or two a
great deal for coal lands, $3.50 Il month
goes out 10 concerns they know nothing
about. and from which they will not like
lyever g; anything of consequence
only probably 4 tithe OF what they pat in,
as a bait to induce them u further invest
o.. to get their neizkbors 90 do 80. Ifthey
refuse to put more money in the hoie.
what they have pat in is summarily ap-
propriated; ifthey pat more money in.
they viii be 50 much more out.
We have no advice to give As 10 how
those who are now in should act, but our
advice j. most emphatica;ly for no person
u obligate himself further. and no addi-
tional persons to 90 into schemes the
management Of which they can know
nothing gabGut.-JOiAstDHH 4. 55uae.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02
Tax on Officials.

Secretary Carlisle has issued the follow
ing circular 10 postmasters and disbuTs-
ing officers: ''rhe regulations relative 70
the income tax provide that all salaries or
eompensations paid to officers or persons
in the employ of the government ofthe
United States in and for the calendar
year 1884. shall bs included in the annual
returns 10 collectors of such officers and
persons, in statements OF gains, profits
and income subject 10 income tax for that
year. As the income tax on such salaries
or compensation viii be paid directly to
collectors by the persons receiving the
same, You, Will, therefore, not deduct and
WITHHOLD the aforesaid tax, or any part
thereof, from the salaries or eompensa-
ton of aRy such officer or empiOye in
and for the year 1891. You wiz inform
all such officers and employees TO whom
you may make any payment for services
rendered in the year 1894 Of the method
prescribed for the return an | payment OF
the tax ON all taxable salari = AID com
peasation paid by the government il and
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02
IN Ola s,ldisr,s Rsoomnsna,t;o,.

I'm the late war / WIS n soldier in the
First Maryland Volunteers, Company q.
Dgsigg ray term OF service l contracted
chronic diarrhel. Since then l have
used great amount OF medicine, blt
when | found any that wo1ld give me re-
left would iniure my stomache. until
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhPa Remedy was brought 10 my notice.
used il and viii say it is the only rene
dy thaI gave ne permanent relief and no
bad results follow. / take pleasure m
recommending this preparation 20 all OF
my cid comrades, who. while giving their
services 10 their country, contracted this
dreadfnl diseQ Sc as did, from eating un-
wholesome and uncooked food. Yours
truly, \. +. Bending, HalSey, Oregon.
For sale q, Benfori's Pharmacy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02
-COKVEVCING-
Heecn.hcs I'm ant GoR'iHsiag
Uafd fo5saaH Is', Lsa5.

al goods sold regardless OF cost. Con
sisiing of Dress Goods, Silks, Eoivets. Dc
40-inch all wool serges sold at 20 cts
Red Letter price - cents.
40-inch all wool serges sold at - cts.
Red Letter price p cents.
35-inch Cashmeres sold at - cents.
Red Letter price 10 cents.
53-inch Dress Goods sold at - cents,
Red Letter price 10 cents.
An Endless Variety Of All Kinds OF
Black and CoIored CasEmeres.
SEEGES. Novelties in Dress Goof.
at prices never before offered.
Dress Ginshams sold al 10 cents.
Red Letter price cents.
- yards OF i.ancsister Gingham, for
sl.co.
p yards Of extra good quality cling
ham for Sl.o1
\ few odds and ends in Ginghams at >
cents per yard.
Old Canton Flannels. Shirtiug, Mems
- yards Of American Indigo Blue
Calico for SI.0a.
- yards Of shir,ing Calico for Sl.o1.
22l yards Of Mefrimac Cocheco Calico
for Si.0J.
- yards Of Cotton DreS. Goods for 81. 90.
Outing flanne.s sold AT ~, 10 and =.
Red Letter price 10, and >.
p! yards OF good Canton Flannel for
Sl.c1.
wear reduced 10 cost.
IL Lonsdaie Bleached Muslin. former
price 10 cents, Red Letter cents.
- Frui; Of the Loom Bicached Muslin,
former price 20 cents. Red Letter sale :.
Il .iili nieacAed Muslin, former price
10 cents, Red letter price cents.
- Androscoggin BleachcJ Muslin,
former price 10 cents, Red Letter price :.
- Lonslale Cambria, former price =.
cents, Red Letter price 10 cents.
II Gilt Edge Eieaehed Muslin. former
price cents, Red Letter price 5 cents.
- NonPareil BleIched Muslin, former
price : cents. Rod Letter price 3 cents.
80 yards OF good Unb.oacAed Muslin
for Sl.el.
- yards Of extra heavy Ma iiu for sI.02
II ApPleJon'S : Cu5ieachcj Muslin.
sold at cents, Red Letter price q cents.
- Great Falls l. Unbleached Muslin,
sold at cents. Red Letter price "a cents.
~ Piedmont unbloschod Muslin, sold
at cents, Red Letter price cents.
In Table linens. Napkins. Towels. Bed
Spreads, Bleachsd and ynbleacEed shirt
ings, Tioi>ings, CretaaeS. and skirts, We
are prepared TO sell at great BARGAINS.
Ladies iine Capes and Goats. Chil-
dren's Coats sold regardless 0f cost.
Best iive-quartcr table OF cloth that
sold for IS cents, Red Letter price I3.
Wool Carpet Chain al - cents.
3-ply Cotton Carpet Chain ai IL cents.
5-ply Cotton Carpe; Chain at I5 cents.
Grey and Black Stocking Yarns, - per
pound or > cents cut.
II our upstairs department we VIII OF
FER specia, prices in Carpets, Portiers,
Rugs, Lace Curtains, Blankets, Comforts.
ChiHilo, Table Covers, Trunks, Satchels
Oh Cloths, .Sc.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02
ss!s-s a Esl Rsal Of steam

Is gathered 10y that tremendously De
strlctive engine, malaria, pGt on the
brakes with Hosteter's Stomach Bitters,
which viii cheess its progress and advert
disaster. Chil!s and fcvcr, bilious re-
mittent. dGmb agua and agGe cake arc
promptly relieved and ultimately Cared
b.. this genial specific, which IS also q
Comprehensive family medicine, speedily
useal in cases of dyspepsia, biliioI>ness.
constipation, sick headache, nervousness,
Rheumatism and neuralgia. Against the
hIrtful e.Te, Of suIien changes Of tenn
per4ture. exposure III wet weather, close
application to iab0rious mental pursuits,
and other Influences prejaiicial to health,
il is a most Trustworthy safeguard. Il
f1rtifies the system against disease. pro-
notes appetite and sleep, and has.ens
convalescence after debiiitstiug and flesh
wasting diseases.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02
Gaze in Taking Medicine.

The carelessness with which medicine
Is frequently handled in the sick room
Was fOrcihly eNemplilied in the death OF
Mrs. Alice Early, of Clarion, a few days
ago. The little giFI had been sick for sew
eral days with pneumonia, and was also
suffering with rheumatic affection in con-
ncetion herewith. on Saturday evening
after supper. the attending physician. Dr.
J. NJ. Fitzgerald, called 70 see his patient
and found her getting along nicely under
the treatment In his treatment for the
rheumatism the physician had prepared
bottle Of bcllaionna linament, and
plainly labelled it poison 10 be used
for external application. lie instructed
those who were attending the littlo girl 10
ba careful in handling this bottle as its
contents were poisonous. 4 short time
af.er he had visited The patient the physi-
elan was hastily summoned and told ihat
dose o: the poisonous iinament had been
administered by mistake, but, by the
time he got to the house il was found 70
be too late 90 save the life Of the patient,
and in two hours lrom The time the drug
had been administered the little girl was
a corpse, although every effort was made
in the meantime iy Drs. Fitzgerald and
{. c. Ross, u countract the effects Of the
poison.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

PaFlor ears on the day express. Sleep
ing ears on the night express.
CorrespoadiHsiy iow rates from other
stations.
Tickets viii 5e good tea days, and viii
be valid sor passage from Washington t.
Baltimore at amy time within The life OF
the ticket.
For Pullman car ac.omm plations and
guide 10 points of interest il Washing
ton. address nearest Il. Il o. agent.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

THE Carnegie Company have made
n eut Of fifteen per cent in the wages
OF their workmen, 10 take effect with
she new year. \ similar reduction in
wages was made shortly after the Dem
ocratic panic came upon Us. The Sher-
nam bin has been repealed (; the Dem
ocratic tariff Is in full swing, and the
workmen who We're told that under a
Democratic administration their wages
~youId be increased, have been reduced
Ia the necessity of accepting a cut Of
thirty per cent in their daily earnings.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

THE Democratic organs throughout
the country have ''iet up" for the pres
ent on McKinleyism, and are using
their best efforts TO belittle Tom
Reed According to their present out
civings he l. neither a statesman nor
politician. All OF which means that
they have become panicky over the
certainty of his being Speaker Of the
next House. They fear Reed as much
q. flev hate him.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02
RHEUMATISM PREVALENT.
Caused By the Sudden Changes of Tenn
peroture

pe.lt1fe.
rheumatism is more prevalent here
than ever before. when this disease fast
ems upon an individual with Is soreness
and pain, swelling the Joints, rendering
him helpless in his movements. he is in
deed an obiec. Of pity. The slight pain
in the back, joints or muscles, is warn
ing indication of an impoverished condi-
tion OF the blood, aud if not attended 70
at once, means rheumatism.
Since the introduction Of DR.. David
kennejy's Favorite Remedy, there have
been fewer rheumatic sufferers. Favor
ite Remedy drives out rheumatic poison
from the blood, restores the circulation,
strengthens the nerve power. The best
proof OF Is value, is the good it has done.
- was afflicted with inflammatory
rheumatism for fifteen years." writes Mr..
Z. p. layer. of East Nassa, y. V, $50
severe that l was supposed to be a Grip
pie for life. Under physicians treatment
grew worse. DIR. Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy helped me from the time | first
used it, and entirely cured me-"
A4A1 hoiut.itA Aiiut,httt VI MI "sihCS
Mcfarland, Of DeMoines, Ia, was help
less for months with sciatic rheumatism.
After few doses Of Or. Kcnnedys Fav-
orite Remedy, she began to grow better,
and continuing its use was cured.
Mr.. q. Lansing, of Toy, N. Y, had
rheumatism - bad that he Lad to lee
turned over in bed. Aftcr using DR..
kennedy's Favorite Remedy but short
while, was restored to health. Why then
suffer with rheumatism or neuralgia?
This medicine will help you.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02
clarksOn On the Presidency.

Gen. J. 5. Clarkson. Of Iowa, who :
now on the Pacific coast, has recently
been interviewed and gives it as his
opinion that if the Republican national
conventici. sss held this year Mckinley
would be the Repub!iean choice, bat two
years are 10 intervene. sI.d ia ihe mean
time Mr.. Clarkson thinks Thomas q. Reed
of Maine, viii come forward a = power
ful candidate. lie thinks Mr.. Reed the
strongest American, intellectually, and
that he would make a great president.
He also spoke Of Gen. Harrison. Senator
Cullom, Robert Lincoln. Senator Spoon
er, Senator Davis and Senator Allison a
possibilities.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02
DR.. sadler's Helidsy Proposition 70 Thcs5
Blind Prom Cataract.
You Get Your sight or Your Money

Yoa Get Your Sight or Your Money.
In every ease OF Cataract he operates
upon, lie viii restore useful sight or Tc-
fgud the fee, which in 10 case shall lee
greater than the asual fee Of reputable
occulists. In his - years of extensive
practice a. Sd Penn a-e.. Piitsburr, his
Catarac; operations have been successful
above the usual average, especially al the
last five years, be has not lost single
cIsc.-every one up to - years OF age
having seen to read. lie proposes % give
.hc benefit of that skill on the above
terms, 10 al who are ready, and make an
engagement with him before Feb. Is;
1895. ff yo1 are unaogHainted with his
work. send for list of names Gf those who
nave had experience. also pamphlet OF
information on Cataract. he Is glad 10
have his results compared with those Of
others. Please send name and address of
Al you may know who have ataTact.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

THERE is much talk among the poll
ticians and newspaper correspondents
about this session Of the Legislature
being an unusually short one. II this
desirable object i to be accomplished,
a large amount Of the proposed legisla-
ton will have TO be placed on the re-
fired iiSs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

HAVING repealed the tariff enacted
by the Republicans, and thereby pro-
dgcei stagnation OF business and a
reduction in wages, this Democratic
Congress Is now endeavOring TO over
throw the National currency and sub
stitute wildcat bank notes in its stead.
If successful in this effort these pro-
fessej friends of the worIimgnen viii
compel them not only 10 submit to q
reduction IN wages, but receive their
pay in a carrency that they will be
constrained 10 have discounted al the
largest per cent. the brokers and money
shavers can wiring out Of them.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

THE re-dis;ricting Of the State into
Legislative districts this winter will
probably cost this county one Of its rep
resentatives. The ratio VIII be - large
and the county's increase in population
has been 81 slow that We viii probably
Ia entitled TO only one member in the
f,gftrra
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

We enter upon the new year with
the comforting knowledge that there Is
only two months more Of this ineom-
petent, blundering, misunderstanding
Congress.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

WITH the new year a new Legisla-
ture enters upon lis duties. Both hous-
e. are largely Republican, and upon
the shoulders Of the dominant party
viii TEST tie responsibility for all the
legislation enacted.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

DURING the last six months the eX-
Denss-s of the National Government
have exceeded it, receipts 2s,0O0,030.
Another evidence OF Democratic in
competency.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02
Nid-wintsr Ezea.sLoas to washington, DC.

&ld-Wintsr EEcarsie9s TO Washington, DC.
The b. & o. Railroad Company viii in=
augurate "a series of monthly excursions
to the National Capital, from Pittsburg,
Wheeling, Parkersburg. Lexington, Ha-
gersiown and Intermediate points along
lis lines a. far east as Washington june
lion, a!fording az excellent opportunity
for a mid-winlsr jauni 90 the National
Capital. The first excursion OF the series
i announced for Thursday. January 10Th.
The rates are remarkably low and The
time Limit ample enough 70 allow visitors
an opportunity 10 visit all the Puhiic
Buildings and Institutions in Washing
ton and make side trips TO points of inter
est in the near vicinity.
We give below list Of stations show
ing ihe time Of trains and rates Of fare:
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

REPRESENTATIVE Henry f. Walton,
of Philadelphia, has been unanimously
nominated and elected Speaker of the
House.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02
Ths TrsasAerous Gaselias.

While filing a gasoline stove at the
home of her daughter, in Bellwood, Blair
County, Thursday, Mrs. II. ;. Vandeven-
der neglected turning the flame out before
filling it, and an explosion followed. Her
clothes ignite1. and in moment She was
euvolope1 in danes. and before they
were extingliShed by boarder in the
house her body was 80 frightfully burned
that death resulted shortly alterward.
Mrs. Vandevendcr's daughter-Mrs. &.
{. Mofliit-who was sick in bed in the
room, having given birth - a son Christ
mas night, became terribly frightened
when the accident occurred, and, taking
mp her infant. ran down stairs, thus
escaping probably similar fate, as all
the bed clothes and furniture in the room
were consumed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

DURING this Christmas season there
was lsl $50 money orders sent from
this country TO the Old World, mainly
a. remembrances TO the ''old folks at
boDaeu
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02
casa nu.t Ae,omgapv tse D,,a,

Register and Recorder Vi iller has adopt
esi the cash system in his Office. No deed
viii be entered of record hereafter unles 5
the charge for recording is paid in adj
vance
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02
Musical instruments.

Violins, Mandolins, Guitars, Banjos
and other stringed instruments at Snyder's
drug store.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

BE careful how you make resolutions
for the new year. Remember the adj
age that "Sheol Is paved with good in
tentions.'i
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

li Our stock has been reduced TO DE at
the new tariff which takes effect the first
of the year. Come right along and make
your selections before stock Is broken.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

Some time ago Mr. Simon Goldbaum, Of
san Luis Rey, cal, was troubled with
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and a prompt
clre WIS efa-.ei II says he has since
advised many of his friends II Try it and
all w,io have done - have spoken high
ly Of il. /; i for sale at BenFlrd's Phar-
macy
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02
sinol, Asasurs for a ksrs.

Here is a simple and practical sugges-
ton 20 the agrioIltarist, thrown oat by an
authority. Is - The measuring Of an acre
OF ground: Get good cotton cord, o.
feel long and inch round; fIs.en = ring
al each end, aud make these rings pre-
c,sely 65 feet apart. This is foIr rods.
Tie a piece Of red rag i'm the center. one
acre or ground viii be piece foGr ofthese
cords long. and two aud one half wide,
equal 70 Sixteea by ten rods, making i0
square rods to al acre. The advantage Of
the rings i thai one person can measure
also by drivinga a stake in the ground to
hold the rope while he stretches it ont.
The rope shpIlj be soIkei in tar and
then dried This HiiI prevent its shrink
fnr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is ia
nous for its care of bad colds. Ii opens
the secretions, relieves the lungs and
healthy condition. If freely used as soon
a. the cold has been contracted. and be-
fore il has become settled in the system,
il greatly lessons the severity of the al
tack and has often cared in single day
what would have been severe cold. For
sale nj Benford's Pharmacy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

Holidays are over, neccssarly there must
be many broken lines III goods OF every
departmeut-not only in special holiday
goods. bu. staple lines as well-a.ud uoN
is he time to get the Eio-- phenomenal
value Ia Dress Goods. SILKS and Suitings.
I.ot superior 500 imported sGi;ing-, sol
id colors and choice shades, 4 inches
wide. SI.GJ a yard.
i6-iuch Ali-Wool Imported Zig-Ia 8
Check Suitings, stylish and ia most de
siyable color comhiuaLion>-maEaSouy
and blue, brown and aiue, mahogony snd
myrtle, tan and brown, olive and sl1e,
caio; and grey, light and dark b-own,
etc.-genuine dollar sood- 81. 5nc. O. yard.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02
Ex-senator Fair Dead.

Ex-senator James q. Fair. the bonanza
millionair. died Friday night, at the Lick
HprS, San Erap,.i,..a
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

For - years co. more sov hoafir. b,S hon
u'3d- " tvit ear almost deaf / have been
uiittr D.. SiiiIl' s treatment for tne rl-f iV.
months. stng Iay hearing L-s been very great
y improved. ia itct tae change has 6esn ~
marx thio- am >tlii under ;TeatmCnt and
nope iur an entire cure. G'ra.eiully
Isaac PierS0n.
Stp-. ~. ~. BEDFORD. IN
ou account of thc very vague EXPLANATION
~ me above. give the history uf the cas-. I'M
detail.
%t"ui ~ years ago Ar- fiCrsor. ON account
1i 'ssts;rti, Hi<afnc 80 hard Of hearing in his
left ear that the sans might not have bo-.n
IteIe ai aii Tor the actual services &c did hIIn
The right one for the past - yasrs l.5.slui.,
W9fst ana worse ana ii tOOk some very lo,ul
ii.llns Tor him To UnsCrSiaut. YOU. Now. az
ef . months treatment, hc can stgsiu hear
visa the totally useless ear. Sc % s,y tls.f f,-
I years common cunVe rSa tiuu and -y>f,
siiSller- again. and his right ear Is almost aS
-pni as any good ear might be- Friends who
i7Fe known him viii testify 20 tire correct
'e'N oi ih$ statement. Dr. VI. SkLM.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

For nearly s years have hiN p .-,..,-.i By
lung trouble and catarrh. was t.'iy .rf
Of our bc.t physicians but ...r,.nl,s g
worse and worse. until was ,,sau .
try pr. Sliu. hy one of hi> I.'.i, E,rs =
hsld cured Of q similar trou. '- :. ll-
of ever getting well aghIn' ~ rrler
Dr's treatment, for ] can a-.ii.i ,..I
pleasure, and am glad that 'i,,. ,,.-Sr..lS.
NiS' MAJ ffIiaini 70