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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-08-23
A CASE OF coNscss4cs,
Hew EAwmelter Avoided TsIiag i pA

Mew n EawnaaIfer Avoided TsIiing Dr
rect Liz
"Some Of our lawmaserss suid a
veteran lobbyist wins ludhil t.sppr-
ience In many capitals Shp- cry
curious ,ronscialiEs Z j rS@,. Nv on
one occasion that At be hflp eces-
sary to have o certain mag sl,ain
state legislature on oursiIei little
Legislation ofimportAuee, .,is my
duty to look after him nj with
various attentions incu wines,
dinners, and so on, ANIL N st, rs /
couldn't fix him, plumpad llsaud
dollar bill at him. My, my. y he was
hot
No man can bribe me, n Ma man
can bride me, he fairly yell nd he
tore up and down in 81 i,olent
manner that / discreetly s1 my
Thousand and left him. day
Il don't know, Of cours ould
have happened--one ort apers
that didn't like my man "a an
intimation that the L were
taking cure Of him. Th4 hot
ter than ever, and the ne sent
lady lobbyist in my see
him. She came back to hour
without the Thousand DO said
he was oil right Then and
the next day he had a c the
papers to the effect thst siled
with scorn the advance gist,
and that he had aeceptaq feom
no man. When the bill up he
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-08-23

DUCKS, tame and blue.
PERCALEs, seven patterns.
PRINTS, lots ofthem best qualify
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-08-23

blacks and tans.
Sc. YoUNG's. Albany, Or.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-23

The UsUALLY reliable Chicago
Record MAKE tolls ludlctous remark
ancnt the revival OF the supremacy OF
Thomas q. Plat In New York Rspub.
lican politics.
Tho mos, interesting phase NJ his as
cendancy Is tho proposed boom for oliver
l.. Morton, who IL believed TO have
Plalrs approval aud backing.
Now u Mr. Plat could call back
from the "vas,y deep" IndlanA's great
war-governor. Oliver z. Morton, alter.
wards the famous "5itting Bull" OF
the U. $. Senate, u great many things
would DO forgiven him, for such msn
rs he are always useful. But tho New
York "bos," /, not dealing With dead
meu, and must, therefore, be judged
by and with thsliving. The Records
blundsr Ia In ooniounding the mighty
but Ions deceased Indianian with the
wealthy, pleasing bu, not especially
powerful New York governor OF the
present; It has mixed the Christian
names, anu says Oliver when II means
Levi.
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bly, more severe and calling THAI ever
before.
tits a strange and anomalous ten.
dency on tho part Of a fpe reopls-this
willingness Of Americans TO be led
around by the nose 10 their political
Affairs by shrewd and calculating and
At times unprlnciplei men. IL IL more.
over a grave menace 10 the permar.
ence ard integrity OF American Inst.
tutions; for from tie boi,.fule Of the
commonwealth 10 the Cmiarism Of the
Republic IL q step ~ short and oasy
that the wonder Il that no one has
ye. esshysd II. This & cratic and cot.
oaoy may not, however, DO to- Ion.
presumed upon; aud when the daring
dictator rhall arige and make the ven.
tufe, the query Is as 70 how 10 shall
be met and his bold purposes defeated.
The remedy IL simple enough and IL
10 easily nj hand. Sporadic displays u
virtue and brief spasms OF patriotism
WIZ NV "AHNNi wv lNil"'" ~ N'
There must be intelligent AMI unceas'
ing warfare against ths evil. The
ma,sss must DO aroused, their indt.
pendencs stimulated, their high duty
pointed out, their Irresistible power
Invoked. hsa nation, Americans are
slow TO anger against wfong'doing
fellow-counirymen, and they do mot
,urromely love to DO gulled. Once In
while, however. they riso in their
wrath, and woe then to tho offended
Juat al present there are offenders
enough, and n sufficient cause for
wrath. How long, oh, how long, will
the necessary ana saluiary outbreak
be withheld
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sib'c cordi,ion II IA -ial recognition.
An armed force without access to The
zen, without their dag flying al the
masthead I cruiser, has but litlle
chance OF such recognition even by i's
blends. In the stru 'gls OF 1863 and
on, the Cu1a lradors male many
efforts TO obtain possession u Cien ur-
go,, with tho vltw q hili herr NJ suoh
port. An Amsflcau-1ought ship
the H1rutt-Nas prepared anu ex'
pociod to sail the gulf waters with the
iiag Of FREQ CUB iiyio', WHOA proves
that tho need wa, a tecolnls,i one Of
that time.
Another requirement has already
boon met to some extent, In the o.
tahliihmeni Of home government
with power to send reprtseutauv 10
abroad, but with III this, 10 Il q quoi-
lion whether any power, friendly to
spain. can officially recognizes Cuba MS
an independent country, until the In
surgon.s have, by the success Of their
arms, compelled the Spanish generals
TO treat them as regular soldlofs, 10 the
matter OF exchanging ptisonors and
otherwise observing the rules OF mod.
err warfare. Foreign governments
can, Of course, not treat with "oui-
laws" The status Of the Cuban In.
surgenis a. such viii firsl have to 10
rem we'd by their own victories, aud
tho question Ai present IL whether, In
the judgment Of impartial powers, the
movement Tor Independence has ai.
sumeI proportions beyond the exploits
Of n gang Of dsspersdoes.
AZ already stated, tho Cuban re.
voluilonary leaders are actively Mt
work In Europe "A well as In this ooun.
Try, aud according to all appearances,
ihr struggle for the Independence Of u o
island Is beslor organized than any
previous ON. II has been noiiosd
lately that Spain has been the scene
Of an agitation In favor Of republican
Ideas OF government, quite troublesomr
10 the rulers. Tho discovery Is now
said to have been made, that Cuban
revolutionists have sent emissaries to
Spain, charged with the mission o.
keeping the agitation alive, 10 order
that the government may be compelled
to retain lis soldiers nj home. This n,
least IL claimed by the Spa nish police,
aud tnoy have accordingly notified
tho police officers Of other countries 10
be- on their guard. Asa consequences,
the arrest OF thousands Of Nihiliais In
Russia, aud the renewed anti-,oolAlist.
10 agitation In Germany, as well ~ the
measures 10 Tepress the revolutionary
bandits OF Italy followed. II IL well
known that volcanic forces steadily
are At work among tho lower strata oil
society on tue European continent,
but all those elmuiianeou outbreaks In
several Countries aro supposed TO b.
accounted for only on the suppositlon
that tue Cuban agitators In Europe
have had remarkable success In cAuslng
uueasinees among the governments.
II this view 10 correct, the Cuban re.
belllon Is no small matter, and tho
time cannot DO far oil when Its leadofi
can claim n. right tho recognition FOL
which they are about to petition tn,
United States government.
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THE SIMPLE AMrnIcAN cIrIzEY.

There Ia no getting around or away
from tho fact that "ths machine" ia on
full duty In politics again this year,an
IN all tho accustomed states Is prepare
to do business Ia the same old
way and at the same old stand.
The "blsses" have invariably como
back Into power, all the iroshor and
more daring by reason Of their liltl,
rest, aud the nominations next year
for the Presidency are already rece,v.
Ing tho nitice aud consideration Of
these distinguished managers. The
revolt from boss rule tina, was
ANTICIPATED ami appeared 20 prom.
lsing year ago, has proved
to be n mere dash IN the pan; aud the
dear people, having oDedienlly bowe
their necks to the yoke, arc once more
la political bondage-thls time proh.,
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From q letter written by Rev. j.
Gundafmar, Of Dimoudale, Mich,
We are permitted 10 mako this ex,Tacii
81 have no hesitation In recommend.
ina DR.. King's New Discovery, As the
rctulls were almost marvellous In the
case OF my wife. While l was pastor
OF the Baptist Church Mt Rivss Juno.
tlon she was brought down with Pntu.
mon n sucoeeliog La Grippe. Terrible
pafoxysms Of coughing would last
hours with little interruption anu II
seemed m n she could not survive
lhena. A friend recommended DR..
King'a New Discovery; It was quick
Ia liz work and highly satisfactory In
results" Trial bottles free at Il q. M.
/. drug department. Regular slze GOO
anu fl,OO.
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CONFERENCE NOTICE

Tho Slxty.six,h Ssmi.anuual Com
,srence Of the Church OF Jtsus Christ
81 Lat,cr.day Saints will convene IN
,bs Tabernacle. Salt LIKE CITY, on FIJI
day morning. October 4lh, 1895, At 10
o'clock .. m. a cordial Invitation Is
given to the ,nlcofs and msmbers Of
tho Church to be present.
wIroRD wooDRUFF,
GroRaE q. CASSOS,
JosEPH y. SmIH,
Fiat Presidency OF the Church OF Je'
sus Christ Of Lailer.day Saints.
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BRITISH Drawn BELOW PAR.

II our esteemed cousins from the
Other side OF tho Atlantic happen TO
have any particular skill In sports aud
athletics when away from home, they
cannot DO too soon In giving evidence
Of n. They have been commonly
credited with superior knowledge a. 10
building aud sailing yachts; but Lord
DuatAyen aud his trusty crew seem.
ingly decline 10 believe any such
romance. As TO hammsT.throwiu
Jumping, running and all that
kind VI thlng, the Drawn Of
merry Britain has boon exult.
ingly sung for centurie,; yet In a
series Of contests In New York n couple
Of days ago, tho sons OF Albion were
ignominiously made to droop their
coloa by M upslart lot Of Americas
collsgiales. It's true that the English
crlckelcrs are as yet unbeatsn Ia their
games with the A meticans, but cricket
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Beecham's pills are for bilious.
ness, bilious headache, dyspep.
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, diz.
illness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappctite, sallow skin,ct
when caused by constipation;
and constipation IS the most
frequent cause Of all of them.
Go by the book. Pills ioS and
age box. Book free at your
druggists OF write u. +. Allen Co.,
sos Canal Street, New York.
Anna,i,aiss more than 90 90 bossL
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EIeoirlc nItirra.

Electric Bittets Ia "a medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more
generally needed Ia the b. ring. whom
the languld exhausted feeling pre-.
vAilf, when tho liver IL torpid and
sluggish and the need OF tonic and
Alternative IL felt. A proper use OF this
medicine has ollen svoTled long and
fatal bil Gus ieysTs. No medicine will
act more surely la countoraoting
freeing the system from the m ilaflal
p Icon. Beadache, Indigestion. Con.
/. ipstion, DlEGiness yield TO Electric
llllteTs. Only fifty cents a bottle.
y. q. NJ. j. drug department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-23

Tho direct line to Kansas City, 1t.
Louis and Atlantic seaooafd, 10 via
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
c,rp, and all connections made In
Union dep0ts In the day time. II you
are going East and care for daylight
ride through the grandest SCENERY Of
tho Rocky Mountains ON route, SEQ
that your ticket reads via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cars
positively free to holdera Of regular
train tlckets.
n. n. KoOsER, G. +. & 7. A.,
Il MoElhn Block, Sali Lahe CITY.
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CUBA's FIGHT FOR LIBERTY.

Tho leaders OF the Cuban revolution
are working with zeal and with unity
Of purpose that shows superior goniup.
On the island stepa are now being
taken to procure little navy with
c'Aling stations and sea ports. In thl.
country and in Mex co. active MIA
sures arc being pushed In order to oh.
tain for the patriots recognition rs
belligerents, and even In Europe Of.
ieetive work is being done for Cuban
Independence.
The procuring OF navy is, accord.
dV 10 international rules. an indiipen-
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Huolslen's Arnica saly..

Tue BEsr rALvE Ia the world Tor
Cuts. B,uiots, Sore,, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, rolter, Chapped
hAnds, Chilblains, Corns, and all SKIN
Il options, SO osltively cures Piles,
OF 10 pay required. II 10 guaranteed 90
give perfect Subtraction or money TO.
funded. Price 20 cents per boz. For
sale By u. &. III. !. drug department.
"For yoars," says Capt &. Muel'er,"
81 have relied moro upon Ayet's Pts
than anything elas In tho medicine
chrsr, 10 regulate my biwels, anu those
OF the ships crew. These pills are
not severe In cir action, but do their
work thoroughly"
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TIE AVERAGE depth OF tine 1ss7 10
yards 4, Asfollow,: Pacific oce,1, 4.252;
Atlantic, 4,O20; Indlau, 3.65s; An
tsrciic. 5000; Arctic, 1000; Mediter.
ranean sea, /, 40; Irish, $40; English
Channel, 10; Adriatlv, As; Baltic, a.;
and Great Salt Lake, -.
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have decided TO Organize classes Tor
tho study Of tight reading, 10 COM
msnee on "Wednesday evening, Sept.
9Th, aud would advise members Of
cholra, quartettep, choIuies and all
who desire 10 become practical sight
readers 10 enroll their names Without
delay.
Price for course OF ton weeks 81 90.
Leave names and learn full particu.
lars nj Dayuss & Cosltet's Music Store.
PROF. Gro. CARELESS,
Residence, g6h Faal Second South.
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WHO Knows when tho lluebirds
begin 10 sing2 Tho information IL i'm.
poT,ani, boesnss ut that particular
time, according to "General" Kelley,
the Coxey army will agala take up lis
line Of march for Washington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-23
Cleanse your MOOD with Godbo Pitt
Blood Purifier, inside from heibi.


Is the cause thai tired lRnVuil fl
ing which IN o's you 10 mi, seasIt.
The blood 10 impure and hes become
thin aud poor. Thst IN Why you have
ne sltenrth, no appstitr, cannot sleei
Purity your blood win HoOd'i Sag-
sapArilis, which Will give you m sp.
petite, ,ouO your stomsoh, aud inv &
crate your news.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-23
Utah School Of Physical Gull
turn.

The Utah School OF Physical Culture
ami Eioruiion, will reopen Tor the
season Of 1856, a, the Sseiil Hall,
~ State Street, on Wednesday, seT-
TENDER Goth. Junior and tsnior nor
mai course. IN Execution AMI Physical
Culture willie added this year. For
further Information address Maud
May Batcock, II State Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-23

NhJa baby was flek, We gave her caaiora.
Whom Sine was a Chud, she cried Tor casora.
When 'ha bocau o Miss she chung to ca1oria.
When lhe had Children, she gave them Castora
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-23

Ayers satsapafilla "a not a secret
preparation. Any physician may
have tho formula on application. The
secret Of tie success as medicine lies
In It's extraordinary power to c'eanfe
the blood 81 Impurities anu cure tho
mnst d,ep-seatsd cRscs ~ blood disease.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

~ REAL isTATE. STOCKS
ID bought and sold, Money 10 loan Al
reasonable rates. Taylor BROS, No 90, Main
street
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You will save money by trading with
the Old Godbe pltia Drug Go.
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nR on SHARES, SMALL FARM NEAR
" City limits. Good terms TO good parties.
Apply 4. A. Tensdel A 90,
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IIoai's nc uasy TO take, easy
"a sa..UH UAl spIe IN eject. 25c. 3
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TAYLOR, RoMNEy. ARMSTRONG
COMPANY.
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no Nrua is m sala At tho principal iio'ois. Scut
Stands AMI on 90 passenger iralns leaving ihs c.ty
after y, IN daily.
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fna SALE.
FOR REM.

JERSEY BULL. n MONTHS OLD. II,
~ Winter, ~ Constitution Building.
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The UTAH JUNK HOUSE

WILL PAY CASH FOR RAGS. HOMES,
w scrap IRON, metals. robbers and all
kinds OF bottles O., Is Ea,I Eighih South 81
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WANTED.

no YOU WANT YOUR STOVES RE.
IL paired or set upi Have competent me-
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taken N exchange for work. Two hundred
opposite fostofice,
VNVEi.Y ONE TO KNOW THAT VIZ AXE
IL huyinE aud selling more new aud second
hand anoda than any other house In the Nost
NJ. Weber, 2Ul2Ol.lii state street.
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Ill traps, water closets and yards cleaned
BY The Odorless sAnltary Company Allwor
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eoNaua.I ~ I'D NonrAwesT.


n Was Acquired From the british b.
rorce OF Arms.
IN 1915, when Independence was dc.
rlaIod. ihu United States included only.
mo % original state, 10 the 'cnhuard.
With tho Exception u o few hunters,
there were no white men west Of the
Allegheny mourttius and thero was
MT oven an American hunter In tho
great country out ~ which we huvo
UuHe made the states uf Illinois, lndi.
ans, Ohio. Michigan and Wisconsin All
tliH region north ~ tho Ohio river then
formed rnrt ~ tho proylucoof Quebec.
10 was Wilderness " forests aud
prur.D7, tcom.ug with game aud inhab.
itcl by many wnrllko tribes uf Indians.
Hero and thcro through It were dot.
ted pulint littloiowns uf French crculrs.
the meet important boing Detroit, Vim.
cOuuus On the Wabash. and Kaskaskia
and KahokiH, ON the Illinois These
French villages were ruled by British
officer, commanding small bodies Of reg.
ular soldiers OF Tory rangers and creole
par sans, The towns were completely
in tho power NJ the British government.
None Ut tho American staipH had actul
possession n u foot ~ property Ia tho
Nufthwu ora territory
Tho northwest was acquired at the
time ~ tho Revolution only by armed
conquest. aud II II had not been 10 ac.
quircd 10 would have remained part Of
tho British Dominion Of Canada
Tho man 10 whom this conquest was
due was q famous backwoods leader,
mighty hunter, a noted Indian lighter
George Rogers CLARK He was u very
strong man, with light hair und blue
eyes, " good Nirginim family. who,
early IA his youth, embarked On tho ad.
ycnturous career ~ backwoods survey.
or, exactly ~ Washington and so many
other young NiTgiuinns II spirit did ut
that period Ilo travelled out To- Ken.
lucky soon after it was opened up ly
Boone and lived there for % year, either
at tho stations orcamplng by himself in
tho woods, surveying, hunting aud max,
ing war against the Indians like any
other settler But all the time hi mind
WIS huuf un yaEtcF sChomu, thnu were
dreamed uf by tho munuruund him. lie
had his gpip5 out In the Northwestern
territory aud became convinced that
with small force NJ unsulutu back
woudsmcn ho could conquer h. for tho
United Satea When hr went back to
Virginia, Governor Patrick Henry On
tered heartily into CLARK b schemes and
gayo him authority 60 ~ ont forco cor
his uurp. 80. Theodore Roosevelt IN St
Nicholas.
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The value Of Curing without Undue ~.
pUsurt 10 the sun.

posufc 10 the sun.
! have learned that no useless chance.
should be- taken. but tho harvest ought
TO hogin just ia suUn o. tho clover i.
ready, N the weather prrmits-that IL.
whom the most ~ tho clover IL he fun
bloom and fow head, hayo turned
brown II the ground BIS very moist. I
prefer waiting % dnv or two. ns clover
ut this stage requires good conditions
for curing A dry and hot surface ~ the
earth 8, worth more In curing hay than
u hot sun In fact, - hot sun IL undp-ir.
able, unless a rain is approaching aud
the curing must b. hnstonpd. ~ It burns
tho grass A good hrcczc is far better.
When clover IL rank. fms It u dilii.
cult matter tu cut and ruro In the same
day. Ia some ATTITUDES this IL done. but
IN most sections there seems no bottor
way than 10 start tho mower whom the
dew 10 %, which In heavy clover Is not
till 10 a. M, aud keep 10 going until /
or p M Turn tho heavy punches
about two hours after cutting and rake
into winirlWs an hour ur two later As
Cow hlncacns clover, h Is we'll to
straightou up tho windows sp that tho
least surface Of hay is exposed Some.
times have put II into small cocks
The noEt morning uty'r the sun has
warmed MP the windows turn and
loosen them with fork, ~ that the air
can enter freely The hay will then be-.
gin 20 ratio when moved and Is soon
ready to bo drawn a. the NOW
Tho outside moisture b, the most in
furious, aud 80 must be cyap1raicl be.
fore hay is put In tho NOW Tho plants
should wilt sufficiently 10 loosen the OK.
cess Of ZAP a good irst Is tho twisting
Of "a wisp u the hay II no zap como.
out, tho hay b. sufficiently CURED, pro.
yidcd NO outside moisture IL present
Clover is often burned uourly 70 "a crisp.
and the leave, are lost. Thi- gives
musty hay and IL nearly as lad practice
as insufficient curing No hard and fast
rules can DO given, Some DAYS tho air
tukcs up tho sap aud outside moisture
much faster than uthors. and some land
Is warmer aud morv drying than other.
Heavy clover usually wants three or
four hours IN tho swath, aud then tho
curing should be- finished m windrows
OF cocks.
have made clover IN . small way
under roof, and it was ideal feed Tho
grass had only short exposure 10 tho
nun, and then was drawn aud scattered
over the mDws, being turned ~ needed
by this means q few tons were wiltcd
without any suubun, and the feed was
grand II was hudlyn practical test.
~ one cannot save u crop iu this way
but it demonstrated the value II curing
without undue exposure Co the sun. and
hence the ad, ability At windruwiug be-.
fore fully cared Prairie Farmer
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AEsgvE1Fi.M TORMENT
Every Join, in Bis Body Racked
bv Rheumatism.
Could Not Move Ili' Arm aud Was
In Constant Pain-A true story
OF a Remarkable Cure

william T.. Masr ifs lark Place.
Z,ps.yilig otl, vr.fe.. "A O out year
ago I had TO guu N0rt uu nrc1un' ~
fhnuma'ism. iM,I ihu disease In my
hipa. back ant arms, bro TACT, III every
ONT IN nv body Ih' PAIN was n
tense. and suffered Doe m9,t excruclal
ing agony. Nv doctor could not do any.
thing for mo. and tired every remedy
that could b. sugggsJdi none OF mem
did mo snv good and uuihiiy my lpln',
became sufieued AMI sHfr AZ times
could not move my ~ ann, anu va,
IN constant pain. rI urea -. te "i
Munyon's Rheutnail'W cure, ana WIN
In short while wa, completely cured
! am frae from stNue.. and pain, AMI
can choerfully recommend muuyohs
Remedy A. tho boot have ever
known"
Munyon's l,heuma ism Cure acts Al
most inslant,neously, curing many nD-
sinaie cases IN few hours. 10 ~ guar.
nniood g. cuIs rheumatism IN my part OF
lho body. Acute or mus 'ular theuhs.
q m cured In from ore ip iNo Jays ~
never falls to cure sharp shoolng pans
in tho arms legs, side. back or breast or
soreness Of any Iaft u. lLo uody ia UoW
one 10 three hour. u promptly cures
lAmenos, still and swollen joints, anu
AL pains In tho hips aud loins' chronic
rheumatism, HolaiiGa, iumbAEo OF pam
loo tho tack Afo specify cured. lise..
dom falls 10 give fll = AZ or one or TWO
doses, aud most Invariably cures before
ono bottle has been uz,H
Munyon's Homeopathic Homo KEN.
ody Company Of Philadelphia, put up
specifics tor nearly every disease, which
ate sold by all druggists, mostly tor -
cents boule.