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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-06-24
Timely Topics.
Jme 81, 1895.

At last Hawaii will become
a true Para Use on the earth,
an ED rado that even the
most i'm ,ginative dreamer
could hardly picture, Be-
tween the Lab + Commission
and Mr. Dole S Lond Act every
hal piucss and prosperity wilt
be secured forever. The first
tells us how to become itch by
growing coffee and cabbage
aud the last gives us the neces-
sry lands on which to raise
the said coffee and cabbage.
The Bureau of A griculture
inNent5 and imports toads and
bugs and all possible blight
d, stroyers and the day is
near " hen the proverbial small
farm only needs to take his
ba, ket and go out in the forest
and field and fill it with berries
and fragrant saucrkraut.
But how is he going! On
foot? That will be much too
warm on horsc back? Too
inoonvrincnt; he can't tie his
horse TO a cabbage head. How
lhcI, will be asked
On q Monarch, of course.
That's why we imported
that celebrated bicycle which
has already become world-re-
n"unvd and the popularity of
viii, h is assured here as else
Wiz re. We have ony a few left
If the lot that we L, ceived by
the " Andr, w Welch." An
order for more Mpnarchs has
gone forward and we will soon
be ready t supply the 20, O0C
small armrrs who wilt be in
du, cd t, come he'c by the
Labor c. mmission, with the
indispensable bicyc'e We
have THEM in Two grades, one
We offer ~ 500. Its a strong
serviccah'e whe' and we qua.
rantee that If wilt give salts
faction to aryrne who tries it
! he Other grade which we
have in stock is without com
parison lie best bicycle ever
ilnpol ted. here. We sell it al
$lOj. This whceli@peifect l,
is now pref II d in the States
10 ~ny 9th + wh'rl and laoiei
and gcntlvm II are unanimous
in III il rr.i.c of this high
class bicycle. We could write
columns i'll describing the
beauty and qualities of Mon
ar h, but VIC prefer to ak yor
to tcp into our store without
delay and make a personal
inspection. Persons who have
not vt straddled the fin d
steele no Sc aud who desire t.
learn how to Tide shou d be-
gn their experience on
Monarch. The Monarch sim
ply teaches them 10 ride anc
it is IL arly impossible to taxi
Il tumble when once seated OIL
the Monsrclitl back anc
speeding towards Waikiki
Make an lisp ction at once
as our stock will iun out anc
thtn will you have to wait fo1
the arrival IF our next in
vice.
Tina q, " ll1D Hlrdware Co. IL
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MONDAY, JUNE 81, 1894.
Hawaii and the ohurche, >.

THE Hawaiian Despotism, Reply
to Its Defenders" 1t seems that
some months ago, at meeting OF
the Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, of
which Mr.. Shearman is u prominent
member, he made short address,
stating that, in his opinion, the
Christian churches, and particularly
those OF the Congregational faith
and order, should not be silent in
condemnation OF the methods now
being pursued at Hawaii, for the rea.
son that the civilization OF the Ha-
wsiian islands was largely the work
OF missionaries sent out by the Con-
gregationalists, and that it was as
sumed that the present movement
there was but the legitimate devel-
opment, at the hands of the de-
scendants of the missionaries, OF
the good work originally under
taken.
Mr. Shearmsn's speech, which he
says only became public by accident
drew forth a large number Of re-
plies, both from the official agents
aud the unofficial friends Of the
present Hawaiian government; hence
the necessity he feels under OF re-
establishing his defence. The points
that he makes are essentially as fol-
| lows:
There are only 1900 men, women
and children OF American origin in
the islands, and majority of all Of
the Americans born on the islands
are descendants of the missionaries.
They are the real governing class.
1t may be assumed that their pre-
decessors, the original mission aries,
we're pious, conscientious and we'll
intentioned men. But one OF their
first faults was the introduction OF
the English system of land laws
into Hawaii, a system which Mr.
Shearman asserts is always and
everywhere destructive to half-civil-
lied people. That, however, was
simply an error of judgment. His
censure, he says, is directed against
the existing government and the ex-
isting condition OF thingsin Hawaii
and hence there is no need of dis
cussing the merits or the dement's
Of the early missionaries.
No adequate explanation, he says
has been given TO the gross incon'
sistency existing between the state,
ments which were Sd long made Of
the success OF missionary efforts in
these islands and the more recent
assertions Concerning the idolatry
filthiness, debauchery and general
wickedness OF the islanders" The
latter assertions he does not believe
to be true. In his opinion, the native
islanders are perhaps the best race
OF colored people in existence, and
not helf as unfit for political self
government as we're the negroes Of
Mississippi and South Caroline
when, in 1866 and 1868, he voted fol
their Acknowledgement. The truth
of the matter being that this whole
assertion of white supremacy is but
hypocritical pretence, resting OF
that Anglo Saxon contempt for the
niger and determination not to bC
governed by "niggers." As a refined
Christian lady from New England
said when reminded that vas
majority of native Hawaiian werl
opposed 20 the revolution: "WhC
cares what those filthy blacks say
about III"
The deposed Queen, who has beer
for the last year or two referred tC
in the most scathing manner, repre-
Sented as "a dirty, thick-lipped
coarse, vulgar, licentious woman,
was only a few years ago spoken o
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-15

First there j. acute rheumatism-tha; is in
fammAfory rheumatism: IL may aftsek the hanl
or arm, and In six weeks II not checked Will
make a cripple. IL may be 50 violent IN the
shoulder a. 10 make cripple in the same q me
But these cases I seldom hear Of until the dam
age il irreparable. But IL Is the chronic form
expect to treat, and that physicians do not
study as a rule. can take the same incidence
that have failed IN other doctors hands and
make cures whyi The nr-t thing - do 4 -
make a clear diagnosis of the ease To Know
all the complications, then ~ know how IL u~s.
the remedies. so they will not lose their eiitsi-
can give the same medicine for one year 81
more and il VIII not lose its effect ! DO u ~
combining medicines one viii Reinforce an
other. The medicines that are good Tor rhrn-
mafism are less than a hundred. but the comni'
nations that can b. made many thousands
Take the single medicine OF Iodide 0f Potash.
give that for a month and the patient Will r.
quire great deal more of IL. AMI many cannot
take il at all Then some persons require from
two to ten times as much OF one medicine a.
they would OF another
size of the person is no criterion. have
studied the effects of medicines, first because
must make cures Nature has tried and failed
in chronic cases.
| have been in this chronic practice for =
years and have had rheumatic cases on m,
hands all th. time | must do them good or
would lose my business. and that has made ms
keep my eyes open, and have learned 20 cur
rheumatism and recognize IL under whateye
guisc l see IT, l number my medicines am
] when patient writes me ] know what he IA
4 and how he ought TO feel. can tell hin
/ next year what gave him any month this veal
I There j. no guess work
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r. --Fr~fu.I diseases Of the eye are commune
sfvtties. seute and chronic caused y eola' ID
= hrnnfc fora runs into grannlAfed lbs witn
slid hairs A. When there h q faint IN the 50
ten ulcers are 70 y form 81 Tie eorLrs 49,
matter az very III sie But the llxhtcauSes Elsn
n hns tears % TOW This - n common kind o.
sore eyes among children e-EeciAlly. ont y nqt
rDnfned IL them by any raeMns-grown people
are very often a~ectei With those ulcers
Freprat the SIRE eyes Of New born children.
this form cf sore eyes car-es more oiinan =.
rsairrd sight NexttO these IN the CHROME iorrs
"a cCr--11n sore eTe~. gr2nrAAred Hos iuNerten
i'd. 81 ~ili hAirs- Generally one sye = tns
and 20 On II the ulcers are large - over N
xhz rhey leave an oy@ke sy5t that nj ures y =
and Il dp thsy may p@rtora,e ne enafs % ne
sve-lsshss- Have TIE Ills cured and all viii D..
well Children under I've wears old never have
n .E--- il rs1rh pain in the head. the iris T.
sserte.i art yon rzsy look f0- an ancess in the
eve ~ The iris will close and shut out all light
r. there j. a. ulcer sasinf tnso1sn NC sornes
let cut the wmtsrs. have made nrst-rate VISION
~ an uu-rarinn-
csrnrart -suaiiy comes On without pain: l.
-re0zu r.sl ~ seeing white. gray 81 brown spot
Ia the pLnre ~ TIE clear biac sight y HE should
reject vDur image. Cataract tno, usually comes
10 ene eve. thel in few years ~ me otner. n
r-trson - entireIy blind with cataract He
an nlMMys icr1te a brit htltEht- tatsract opera-
-ian j. tine only remedy for this and T. very sue.
erssf@f Nhen an eye u blind and Painful. and
me Pain reuains or comes AMI goes u should
~. taken ouE anil glass ono put ~, ia week or
z.n dAy~-
N.m- ns.rr children often receive into their
.ave. lsrenrrheRMl dfscharEr ~ birth Then in
frr- tmp u tNur days the eyes. one or both De-
ztn a. rrin ar1 sometimes Tn stx hours the mat
rarrums trer1 one eye a. r@~ The nose % the other
.ra AMI fr tr0rn three - sseve days one or both
owes will likely hurst out Then blindness y
che certain consequence un4e~s good ocuiis'
~ in attendant from the start. l have IN
t.stn VS. have hurst cut. and in the majority 81
ssr4 can <ee the little patient s0ou after the
ewes burst can make cpI4ttEratlc vision, bu'
very seldom after A month ~ two-
There are many other diseases, but these ar
TIE most important
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REFERENCES.

cco-vctown COL Vim. Shcrlcy. rheumatism
~ ire head \ wears. Georgetown. :. e., Mrs ".
n Townssnd. rheumatism and heart disease !,
Iondon Ohio Vim. snyder. general rhcumA-
tlsrn aud caiarrh for TX years Los Angeics'
al Miss Lucy Maynard. heart disease and neu-
NJ 49,, - fa,ir vears: Louisiana, Mo-. James
ayySOn rheumatism in hip AMI leg iVr tiEnt
vears: Iudington, Mich, John Lewis, fheuma-
49,, AMI stomach. liver and bladder catarrn /;
Iyuchhurg Va. Mrs Jane stone. rheuinAtism
IA tha womb and pvarie-. for DycArs; Lyons.
I.,ra Jnhn n lamont mvalgia or rheumatism
~ hreast. sides and bowels. for three years I;
Macon. Ga. Mrs. Jessie owens, rhcumatisin 81
mead. Tor eight years; Macon. NO, MT Msry
rnnrov. heart disease and catArrn' hsnAspn;
MIS- Johnson LAWS, rheumatism ~ cnssa 49,
Pneumatic cough - years: Mahoney 'ity. -.
Mrs. Julia snow, paralysis it"n tusnii ,
hal been hedriddcn FIR one YEAR, MANS Mans n..si''
H Nm I.rnmon cured " crazy spells ca.stn
hv rheumatism: Mani.icc. Mi.h-, motifs rum ,1i
49, sriatira for Il years. Nauitowoc. WIS
NJ vav Teth.r cured ~ rheumatism anu
h.art di..4a-a which she had ever since she was
/. @hsli. Mankato. MINI. kmannei l.yptrseI
srrofuia. swelling OF glands ~ nee am caillrIh
that ms eating ont his Nose ana nis aNvolA ~
cnrrfnp out bv pieces. NAishtl'l, ONO. NJ !"
S,hmi1t. rheumatism IN her hand ana ~ ~ ~
tvr vear.. Marietta. Ohio. Miss sara smith, fneu
matism in head, face ailh EYES i'l W. sr ,a.s.
In.,ansunrt Ind, Mrs. Iftungcr. rheumatism
AMI neuralgia. sD-callcd. ~ The womb, osnrie !.
stomach. heal: Marshall. Iowa. yeo. y. I'LL
ynan ln,nharo AMI sciatica irr three Year.
Marshnlt. Mirh thas. Brandon. supra nIu.,n
,n,,ralgia gn-cailca, but rheumatism, LOT wv
vsar@. Marshall. Texas, Henry ~chancr. neal
di-sase and dyspepsia for nye Year,. Marina
town. Iowa. VIM. Coblc, heart disease anu "
tarrh OF kidneys and bladder
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lSufA% AfsNLi-i I'D. june ~ 49,
hereby state fnr the ~ nsfit ~ Others. that
fnv daughter Aunlr. usw "a yta4r~ old. was deal
from childhood. Wh,-n very small she hAd run
ming az the ears. aud when shr WAS old enough
she could ilnt talk. aild could MT hear any hLt
the inuti,st sounds. and was advised O. scEit
h.r Il, the asylum. which 4 a when she was u
wears old But when she hal tsHtn THERE one
wear I heard ~ nr. TOmiin. aud nhAf be hM1
anre for a daughter ~ = -isfin Bond. AZ Re.i--
Vile. Putnam county. Ind. and was inhuret
10 r0 and see him. 1 did 80. sui D. convinced
me that my hiid was rist totally dsAi- trough
my daughter hnrle aud went ~ see hiiTi- lie
sail the tui~s inio the throat were closed. That
his treatment wnuii oT~n them. cure the ca
fArrh ani inst b. believed she might - mAsse
~ hear considerable. Her fpisiis wtrp - large.
~ wAinuts her rnse was eaten out INSIDE ara 4
never knew i'll NJ one hal told me 80. Well
IL shorten nv story, fnCk treatment and kers
X M for i3 months. and ny that time she Cou4l
hear well enough - ~ 20 private sthooi. Aiil
~. r., snnir~ 50 Her throat ~ well. her nr.-e ~
we'll. her health u roDsi, her color Z rnod- We
M NOT know what would take ~ hare x !
rfnred f.srk IN tie nsyium Same Ms fEtDre. Not
,ertaiuix aii We are worth ur ever VII =
Truly IL whofnsvovrr ~ eteh " - deNfrtsr
y LFSsFpKfs
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ST. vIrus' DANCE.

st Vitrs' Dance lchoreal IL nervous anec-
ton exhibited By involuntary twitching ~ the
voluntary muscles. The muscles of-the face are
usually first affected. hut as the uisea~f pro,
trrssSes the contOrtions extend to the ne nn1
INC extremitiss Sometimes the head u kept
constantly moving up and down or from sinr
"a side and the hands cannot be kept quiet
The commissions are accompanied hy an iolnlic
lonL and The mind soon becomes affected The
disease j. usually due To mental DEPRESSION ADJ
nervous prostration. the result 81 enersatlns
habits and imperfect nutrition, ihctaus.-s nc
u ols.-r,r ana difficult TO discover. hut they
must he found before successful treatment can
~ given. consequently the experienced uocto'
oniv i qualified ~ treat this disease
son ~ Mr. Hope. ~ Nashville. Tenn had
:, xitn.s Dance for over a year. during which
tima ~ suffered terribly tn" ~ - 49, bs-an W
eficet his mind. and his parents ieared inst ~
would soon become a hopeless lhiol. 1rse
months under our treatment cured BIN, ana nc
has euioyed good health ever since.
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Deafness Positively Cured.

For thirty years have t--~n studying CstArrA
in all IT. iTrr1erLsers-ss. fatArrh IN the No.
Bladder. Kidneys. ska. Eyes ard Ear But Ia
til the Last Eve yesrs. ! have f~en unable !"
prom =. = cure in deafness hen there E4s ID
dischzrre externally. uaisSs in recelt CASES ~
IN young people and IN chiltren-
But thanks % rAirAnssrn. am DoE abe -
say poe lively. that can cure any c&s~ ~ deal.
rless. =. Ten tie Trrson ezl hear any atAl
When writing state al yuur trortles besis1es
the deafness. II y0u have any. ard lie eaI-~
II rOur de2fress. and al il - wore AZ times
II 10th ears are alike III there u dizziness A.
times Whether your Nose OF lnro@i - ~
fecied NJ tiues- GiTe ne full desc-t FEan a
If your case. ard s~n1 re your urine - ex.
press. Then 1 can tel y1l Just Lat s-1
do. ard The crest. and no mistake wlll c-4i
honestly " n xou- will lot take your rnisz-e y
ssr nothing Tie trvafment can IN al cAs.- =.
u-ed az home No he'd Of coming 10 sse Ear-
The I.nafne-ss may be csussd ~ -c-osula- . re-
suit az Nrasles scarlet Fey-r " 1ocpinE tot4Eh,
typhoid Fever. spinal Meningitis At@s--s an
the lars q result 81 coa1 ~--Ar N - 49,
cold winds. cutting the hair and 1AAny "ti-e'
causes
but cAt4rrh y tte great cau-H. wh2iever 20
duoes il There may t-e 10 running Of mattel
externally aud no dropping into TIE thrcst E~f
ceptibie. The1 this y c4ltest Try 4terrn Deal
1 ness ty spells a. first. and gradually getsi D
1 xor~e with or without nc i~e~ Il many kin..s
IS ~ arv Dds sts eSrzTifa-- flutes. clsEsr
sounds every czse a little c.1rrrn.- often q 2
cient wax IN the ear Tie cts.4-. r-AF d.
hood or in mature ar The thing 20 know u
4 can you hear a l.f1iet Can yo1 hear thu1st- Z
Can you hear n gun SHOT Can You hear n@nsi
clappet eie~e 70 Jour ears II - You ca
Others and i thorough and sill cure- 4 d1res
''o"s = DR. BIN ToxLIy.
TExEE HATE lSD
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wssh No runninr. rse small osirratr ssiz<-y q
nv o~u r0urrtvknrw. 18th tsp CUPS ln.s -
NJ srr0ng enough - in.ure 2ny ear, pni vii -
10 wurk- me positive pole ~ wire h~s . up
t-r coin On rh~ en1 ~ H. lnis - 70 Dc Put
- = "a the Tongue Thr negative wire - tnr
,rrrs..r.r All rn4 cuf ~ the wirr - covered ~
r.bt-r tubs 80 ltM4ll lot hurt The ear ~ - Ase
t~rr - Il rannos tre put 10 fAr into The ear.
Atnut every Orhrr day o. A. sight, II coasen'
ienr warm about rye drops ~ -. > IN tTa.
$3.50 All lying on the opposite Side, pour "
in.o TIRE ear AMI piAcc the negative wire ttns
nr. uith tlsa rubt.sr OVER ~ into Tie ear ana
h1lA II thrrr grntly While yru Pvt me otnr,
lrttn rhe capr-er coin heck on your tongue ana
el..-.s your r-0lfh- fSs. must w on the oP-
r.sstt.. .slle Keep IN this Position Tor eAcn
- II BOTH are affected. tur ten minutes
Ar this wE-h the ears out with warm w1'sr
"a n.rra fVe tr0ras ~ No. and pour into escn
- ii the ear b@roEs . little tender Tom nc
-. "a tn. battery leave u pr fe~ days III ny
tr.nrrn-nt j. faithfully carried out u l. a. ne1r
imf.flthls - any treatment igr any F"unte
wfa-sv-r I kn0w that IL ny ~tll mol have ne
ruarierre - c8nfinne aud Others have 10 laltns
harirar s.esen to0lrsi and xtll NOS try but can
u1,r lip that. cannot create faith ~ any one
-.srar believe tcO much AMI some believe notn-
NJ I have been over twrnty yeArs ~orAin@
..rst NV present. fre4tle nj AMI knO~ wnAt nase
..ail - f-~ the truth. and I'll give afe~ ,e-si
raonials only. ~AlcA wl-. satisfy any one WAC -
Reasonable
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IA rrxrry p-nr Sir. Your letter st hand in
auirins after r7y hearing. Well. should have
.rrlttee you before now. but neglected % do 50.
NJ hearing remains good and have resumed
nv business a. teacher- Ny next school will be
IN TIE country seven miles from this city al
frxss general delivery give you the privilege
81 publishing that Lost my hearing from CO
tsrrh u ears. throat and noises IN my bead Oh
ten felt like ny bead Was ia a bsrreL got %
could not bear my 81 holarS reclte- went In
Louisville, AZ. and stayed i've months and re
eeiv-d no benefit then went 70 Cincinnati
f0r f0ur months. but received No benent- In
despair and with very little confidence began
FOnr Treatment and In eight months l could
hear perfectly and 10 continues You can
pabllsA ,s.s i yop wish
Yours truly.
BESJ- BLkCEBrES-
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4
TO treat.
A great majority Of ear diseases in Aduits
start from catarrh Of the nose or throat and 81
tend 10 the ears. ii the cHtsrrh y acute- The
disease in the ears will he arute. and u chrome
20 disease III the ears will b. caronir-
Disease in tie outer ear usually b<Eins from
exposure. as cold AR. having the hair cut short
~etting the head. diving in water. picking the
ears. ernptiOns like those on the skin. or o, az
As an outlet from scrofula. like Sssld head. a.
III the middle ear j. Affected with atcess ~
breaks through the drum head and leaves a
hole SO that when the nose = blown air I'As~<s
out AZ the ear.
This hole, il small. may heal NJ. hut the
chances are that the ear viii H. destroyed NJ
los well treated. Then in time fhe other car
goes the same way.
n, Young children the diseases 81 the e1rs are
s-iil more dangerous. for the bone eetwce1 The
middle ear and brain l. not yet formed ali
nothing but thin membrane sepsreies tbs q.
The discharge soon destroys this Then tne
discharge ceases. because IL Ind. an outitt AZ
tn. brain Then. in a few days, the cha4l ,.
~eizaf with spasms and dies with AL signs ~
brain disease and. indeed. the family ds.stor ~
such ca<.-s reports IL a case OF brain disc A.
The same often happens with grown f-orlf
Indeed discharge from the ears !. - dAnStT
Gus that no life Insurance company VIII in>urs
.ry one : life who has such dis harEe- An
IN. average length Of such persons live y les
than ten years Ny advice To all Il never I.
allow a discharge in the ears 20 be neglected
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Mr.. Riley 10 Cured.

NfSCESSEs, IND, Dec. II, ISL
/ certify that about four years ago. had a
pain in my hip for about five months then IL
moved up To my side. and finally left me. son
after this my heart began 10 Jump, and for three
years was not able 10 work. and many times /
had spells So hard that almost died. Ny heart
could he heard several feet l tried several
doctors The last. Dr. Smith. of Nincennes.
treated me over one year and gave me up. Al
ter came 10 Nincennes and was being treated
by DR.. Tomlin, DR. Smith came and advised me
To stop. Dr. Tomlin did not say for ssre that
he could cure me Tut that he believed he could
In about one year. In six months was able 10
do my harvesting. and have worked every day
since. Dr. Tomlin called IL Rheumatism Of the
heart His dealings with me have been fair.
aud cheerfully recommend him 10 all the al
tcted SAMUEL RILEY.
Resides in Illinois. five miles west Of Vim
cennes.
This DIR. smith had a patient, Mrs. Wiley Tin
dolph, right opposite - where Mr. Riley wa.
staying with hissister. DIR. smith : patient died
and Dr. Tomlins patient got well. This cas-
shows how eludiced aud Jealous some doctor
are could relate hundred such cases OF in
reference
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Names Of rheumatism

II Is called lum bAgo. IN the small 81 The har /.
IN the stomach, gastralgia. on the scalp. heini
crania; in the hip or leg. >rlatica. about th'
head. neuralgia or dry catarrh in the lungs.
bronchitis: in the muscles anywhere myalEiA.
But 1t Is quite common 10 call all pains uyiue
over the body or head. neuralgia. when * J.
The umaiisn that is meant The urine tells tnr
truth when IL i. tested. But the distinction D.
not very essential. II is the nerves that com
plain. But there Is no Use IA making THIS Dis
tinction. IL j. done To cover up the Ignorance
of the doctor: a. neuralgia J. a very general
term. aud only moans pain.
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St. vitus' Dance.

ror want ~ space ! will merely give refer
..r,a ~, \ few eases al - Nitus Dance cured
rahnM Uuihyiru. we're afflicted for ten year.
svtth -. Wins Dance: Memphis, Tenn. ~ tiia
min MusslcrnAn daughter chorca AMI rhrnmn
Vim, pancc and heart disease. Mrnonlinee
Mich ole culiam. daughter. chnrea: Msrhi
pan City. Ind. n. V. slinkari - II eitns
T.rre. viis...,rs,sr untr. - Nellie Sims,
N,sSsi..yTrr OHIO. n " owen Portsmouth,
1hio. Alexadcr Ncf: Nillcdgcyille. Ga. y y
Moore, son: Pottstown, Pa. dauEh,er 81 =. =
owen: Pittsville. Pa, son 81 hcs.
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