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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-20
BIRTHS.

In Jamaica, Dec IL, daughter to Mr. and Mrs
III III Reed
In Island Pond, Dec Is, a daughter to Mr. and
Mrs + " Stolte, and granddaughter TO Mr. and
Mrs u Stotc of Brattleboro.
In Brockton, Mass, Dee IL, a son TO Mr. and
Mrs Leon J Thayer, and grandson to Mr. and
Mrs Thayer OF Gulford Centre.
IN Winchester ii, Dec Is, a son to Mr. and
Mrs Geo W Thorp OF Chelsea, Mass, and grand
son to Capt Amos Lawrence.
In Egn, III, Dec {, = son, Leonard Park Hol.
den, TO Mr. and Mrs W w Holden, grandson of
l. Park.
In Ncrshrc, Dec 5, n son, George BRYANT. to
Rev and Mrs George Il Drake, and grandson to
Mr. and Mrs Charles Rice of Wardsboro
In Deeriled, Green River District, Dec 5, "a
daughter TO John Oefingcr.
In Halifax, Dec 5, a son to Harold d and Josie
{ Bowen, and grandson 10 John + and JANET
Bowen of Colran.
In Hnsdaie, \ II. Nov 30, daughter to Ben
Perry,
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Silver plated goods. all good DUAL
ity, cheap. Chas. \. Trip a. Co. q.
jewellers. lady.
Mrs. Patrick Lillis. whose Injuries
from fall were reported in the Refor-
mer last week. died today at about !
O'Clock. Deep sympathy is felt for her
husband and SOD. Col Lillis of Rut-
land, as the death was very sudden.
The Brooks house will serve fine
Christmas dinner at one O'Clock We'd.
nesdaN. \ handsome souvenir menu
VIII be given Ia each guest. Regular
prices will he charged for local people.
Large parties please advise day before
If convenient.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-20
south WarslsbOrO.

There Is to he n Christmas entertainment and
am oyster supper ut the church Tuesday even.
ing, Dec oath to which all are cordially invited.
Frank Gould when returning from choppipg
in the woods not far from here, one dav this
week, found a strange bird in the road. To all
appearances IL had been dead two or three
days. Ii had webbed feet on very short legs
set far back. 1t was larger than partridge. in
shape like duck with n beak like crow. It's
head and back were black while underneath 1t
was pure white.
II + ki1der Jr, and family are stopping at his
fathers for a few days.-Mrs 5tratton from
Brookside is working for Mrs VIM Myrcs
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-20
Employment Notes

Miss Ellen Leahy is teaching school
in Hmesburg, having left the employ
of the Hooker, Corser & Mitchell over
all works. Geo. Gould has left school
and is working for his father. John
Lawton has gone TO New York to work
for G.. r. Coy. Mrs. j. c. Chandler
resumed work Monday at the Hooker,
Corser Il Mitchell overall factory. after
a three weeks vacation. Ralph Cud-
worth is driving the Brooks House
barge. Substitute Letter Carriers S.
H. Farr and Geo. +. Root will go on
next week to assist in delivering the
Christmas mail.
Fancy Glacc citron, cherries,
orange and lemon peel for Nmas. Scott
a. Jones. adv. 2lw2
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..who Cometh over tn. HiIIs.,

Don Wilder's children are now stop.
ping at his brother Georges on Frost
street. - Miss May Ella Rock has fin
ished learning her trade at Donnell x
Davis and returned to her home in
Putney. Rev. Mr. Thunbcrg of
Orange. Mass, spent part of the week
at his home here Mrs. ID. Manning
and daughter have returned FROM their
visit with her parents in Pntncy. Miss
Dora Carpenter, who has been taking
care of Mrs. Geo. Clark will return to
her home in Guilford the last of the
month. Walter Blanchard of Hinsdale
was in town this week. Mr.. Burnett
of Dummerston is visiting at Hollis
Streeter's. Mrs. Draper Ormes of
Dummcrston is q guest of Mrs. Geo.
Pratt. w. II. Cook and wife II # Tues
day for Xmasuo ting with lends IN
jacksonville. Miss Minnie Hewctt of
Putney was the guest of Mrs. ii. NJ.
Wood this week.
Black Forest clock. Chas \.
Tripp 4 Go. adv.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-20

Watches of all kinds, from 81. -
upwards Quality and price not eX-
ceilcd, Bought for spot cash, you can
have the benefit. Chas. \, Trip Il
Co, jewelers.. adv.
Something new. Celery cigars !.
Best tobacco. ) and Toe. Good for the
nerves. Try them. Sold by George f.
Greene. adv. 2ltf
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-20

Howard Rice secured the badge at the Boy,
! Battalion drill saturday evening, this making
the third time he has received it.
! Workers training class tonight
| The prospectus will be out the first of next
week. Ii ie an especially attractive Issue, con
! tanning II half tones Any one wishing copy
can leave their name at the association rooms.
! l. y Hardy viii conduct the Bible class which
will he held in the rooms Monday night. This
class is for men only. Anyone interested can
leave their names.
The sunday meeting was addressed by l. u
Rockwell of Boston who spoke very in structiye-
~ on the text I'VE live not to curse Ives" carry.
ing out the missionary spirit.
WD Whitney and Guy G Lamson of Middle.
bury college will conduct the meeting next sun.
day and a good meeting l. expected.
c " Osgood OF Bellows Falls. assisted by his
son, 4 q osgood who Is president of the Chris.
tian Endeavor society Of the stale, will give his
illustrated lecture Christ in Art" in the rooms
tomorrow evening. This takes the place of the
regular off night social and too much cannot be
said in praise of the address which will be ac.
companed by fine collection OF stereoptican
views. Mr. 0sgood is fne speaker and as the
entertainment is free it is hoped crowded
house will greet him. The lecture will begin at
O'Clock There is a treat In store for those
who make 1t point To hear Mr. Osgood Itomor.
row evening All young men and lazy friends
are cordially invited.
Claus Oland, Nc a, state secretary for
Vermont and New Hampshire reports that dur
ing the present year three associations have
been orCinized-. Montpelier, Bellows Falls and
Roche ter, y H,-whle secretaries have been
furnished 10 Dover, Portsmouth, Concord and
kecne in New Hampshire and II Johnsburv
Montpelier and Bellows Fails in Vermont FL |
nancial aid hn been furnished 10 four. Three
associations moved into larger quarters and Is
students volunteered their five weeks vacation |
for work, the record of results showing 249 per.
sons as starting Christian lives The results of |
the Bellows Fa Is convention in October are |
seen in renewed interest in all parts of the two
AT tDn NpN
Hampshire eight. The state committee author |
lies an expenditure in the work Of $500 and |
decided to open an office at White River June |
lion, with an Office for the secretary for cOnyen- !
enCe of work
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MARRIAGES..

In Weston, Dec IT, at the Methodist parsonage,
by Rev krook, Frank Mansure and Miss
Lillian VI Rice, all OF Weston.
In keene, II, Dec IA, by Rev Stephen G
Abbott, Mr. Leon q Marsh of Swanzey and Miss
Gertrude NJ Church of lrasburg, VT
In Hnsdale, ii, Dec H. by Rev J II Knott
Mr. stephen Mcdonald and Miss Maude Bur.
rows, both of Hinsdale.
In Bellows Falls, Dec 10, by Rev ID l. sanford
j ii Blakcley and Miss Mary Mcleod
In Wardsboro, Dec :, at the Methodist parson
age, by Rev Il II Rogers, Frank q Gould and
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-20
THE FRATERNITIES

Col II W past grand Of the - . r, OF Yer.
has presented TO Green Mountain Lodge, of
burlington Il set of IL yolnmns, bound in calf,
of the proceedings OF the Sovereign Grand
Lodge of the United states, dating back to the
institution Of that body. Col Hail has also given
the Lodge history OF Odd Fellowship b, Jon
athan Ross, the present secretary OF the Sow.
ereign Grand Lodge. Green Mountain Lodge
Is now preparing suitable case for the books
The Eastern star lodge held their annual
meeting Tuesday night and elected the follow.
ing officers: NJ, Mrs fInttie Taylor; W 7,
Dennison Cowles; VI, Mrs Mary Fletcher; c,
Mrs Emma Rowe; A c, Mrs Fremont Hamilton:
secretary, Mrs Minnie Pullen; treasurer, + q
Weld. Proceeding the election supper was
served in the banquet hall.
All members of the Golden Cross are request
ed to be present at the next meeting Monday,
Dec %, '9j, at O'Clock. at & a X Hall. At :
o'clock there will a social for the members and
their families.
u Young installed tine officers of Golden
Rule Lodge at Putney, Wednesday night and
Rev J Hough delivered the address Ofthe
evening.
Col llaskins is making q tour OF the Nor tn
crn part of the state on masonic business.
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ShiasbUrn May Get Out Oh Hall.

The case against Mark Shinburn,
the famous bank burglar, which was
to come up for trial in New York last
week. had to be postponed because of
the sickness of one of the principal
government witnesses. His counsel
will at once apply to admit the man
to bail, and that if granted of course
means that he will skip and avoid
serving out the sentence in New
Hampshire for which the authorities
are anxious to get him. Probably ne
couldn't legally be taken on the New
Hampshire charge while out on bail
in New York. and the authorities of
the latter state refuse to surrender him
for extradition. Shinburn' s pal Sen
ator' Brown has plead guilty.
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VIM. Quinn has moved from Clark
street to Esteyville. "A. V. McLane and
wife are to occupy the rooms in Ryther
block vacated by c. c. Tyler. C. l..
Piper moved from the II. S. Sherwin
house on Frost street to the tenement
vacated by f. II. Holden on Oak street
A. }. Robinson has moved into his
new house Oh Highland street Geo
Bryant from the Maple Pleasant street
corner to l3 Pine. G. W Hudson from
Is Elliot to Tyler block on Main.
Joseph Lucia from Centrcyillc to West
Brattlcboro. j. W. Rhodes from -
Estey to 80 Elliot.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-20

Geo. Carver has returned from 1
visit in Fitchburg, Mass.
visit to Fitchburg, Mass. j Judge j.
NJ. Tyler is in Boston this week. DR..
Virtue of Mortified, Mass, spent Sun
day in town with friends. F. II.
Smith and wife were in Mortified,
Mass, Tuesday. to attend the birthday
anniversary of her father, Gilbert
Hilliard. Over Sunday guests at the
Brooks house we're: Thos. F. Garvon
of Hartford. Conn, Col. p. J. Murphy
of Burlington, J. &. Ullery of Holyoke,
Horace S. Homer and Miss Maynard of
Boston. }. Mead of New York, ID. b.
Lyons and wife of Des Moines, la. -
Mrs. Frank Turner and Mrs. A. f.
Woods visited in Springfield. Mass.
Porcelain clocks. Chas. A. Trip
a Co.-adv.
Don't forget the big stock of candy
for Christmas at Scott & Jones' adv.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-20

The bailiffs have made arrangements
to place the new chemical fire eXtin-
guisher, ordered several weeks ago but
not here yet, in W. j. Pentland's
carriage house.
The children of Esteyville ask the
privilege of coasting on Locust street.
No provision was made for them in the
order of the bailltfs and selectmen.
Goddard and Pentland entered two
breeding pens of Duckwing and Red
breast Bantams at Providence, Il. L.,
poultry show last week. in competition
with some of the best and the largest
breeders in the country and took five
prizes.
Supt. + j. Rogers of the town hall
contract has broken up housckecp-
Ing and his family returned to Bran
don He will board until the job is
completed
l. Il. Rockwell. a returned African
missionary, who has been conducting
a series of meetings at the Advent
church, will close Them Sunday even
ing when number Of new members
will be taken into the church.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-20

X. c. Greasy and party OF hunters
captured fox Monday that weighed
llls bps Peyton Chandler of Chicago
has this week sent quantity of game,
ducks. quail, pigeon and grouse. to local
friends, being distributed through
Treas c. 4. Harris. W. II. kinson
took Is pickerel through the ice at
Round Pond Wednesday.
Onyx clocks Chas, A. Trip II
Go. adv.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-20

Souvenirs of al
kinds in sterling
liver. C'has. 4.
fripp " Co, jewel
re. adv.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-20
DEATHS

In Wilmington, Dec -, Mrs Estus Hayne:
aged Is.
In Cambridgepor., Dec &c, Jerry Young 50
years, II months and q days
In Vernon, Dec Is, Joseph f Franklin, aged 20
years.
In Hinstlale, y II, Dec l., Elizabeth + Roarke
aged 20 years.
In Cambridgcport, Dec :. Mrs Mary Luce.
In West Mortified, Mass, Dec 6, Electa r
Dick nson s. years and 10 months.
In Chesterfield, y II, Dec :, Reuben Nash, o.
In Chicopee, Mass Nov II, Mrs Ora Under
wood, y, formerly of North Heath, Mass.
In Heath, Mass, Dec 9, Deborah Roberts, wife
aged ~.
In Guilford, Dec IL, Rev James Eastwood,
aged 66 years and 2 months.
In Braitleboro Dec II, William II Esterbrook.
aged II.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-20
Speed the PnrtIDg Guest.


Mrs. Temple and son Clarence left
Saturday for their home in Rutland,
after two weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. W. II. Collins Miss
Lottie Haskins returned Saturday to
her home in Greenfield, Mass, after a
visit at Herbert Houghton g The Rev.
Chas. Skinner of Cambridge, Mass,
returned to his home Monday after at
tending the funeral of Rev. James
Eastwood. Banker A. +. Kelley re-
turned to his Minneapolis home Satur.
day after three weeks stay with
friends here. Mrs. P. A. Fullerton re-
turns to Chester next week after sew
eral weeks visit here with her daugh-
ter, Mrs F. W. Childs and the latter
and her daughter Ruth will accompany
her to spend Christmas. Claude Ere
leigh and wife have returned to their
N. H., home after Il several
weeks STAY IN town.
Clocks of all kinds. Chas. a
Trip Il Co. adv.
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WEST BRATTLEBORO
! I I ! J :

a considerable number from here
attended the funeral of Rev. James
day.
Knight Il Walker, millers, are doing
a rushing business. They are contin-
ualy working over time and have more
orders than they can fill.
Stanford Morse recently killed a hog,
the weight of which was about $50
pounds.
Lemuel Smith has moved into Mrs.
Roscoe Fishers house.
Chas. Barrett continues to be in
poor health.
\. N. Akely killed five hogs We'd
ncsday that averaged il2 lbs. each in
nni4ht
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-20
MINOR BRATTLEBORO LOCALS


Lorenzo Leach of New London, was
the guest of his brother the first of the
week. Mrs. John Synder OF Essex
junction comes next week for visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
ser, Frank Moore of Hartford, Ct,
came Tuesday for u visit with his
brother, J. c. Moore. Among the
prominent registries at the Brooks
House this week have been Geo. +.
Gay of Boston, Col. Geo, Whitney of
Royalston, and 4. Armstrong Of New
York who arrived last night for stay
of few days. ISIS Mary G iran Of
Holyoke. Mass. was the guest of the
Misses Manning the past week.
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Sick Ones.

Mrs. p. Kelley is on the sick list. -
S. NJ. Ieaw has been housed with
tonsilitis the past week. Fred G.
Robinson is confined to the bed with
infammatory rheumatism. and Ed Cox
son is taking care of him. Mrs.
George Carver is seriously ill with
nervous prostration. Harry Currier
mas resumed his duties in Geo. +.
Greene's drug store after few days
illness. Henry Akley is on the sick
week but is now improving. Geo.
HENDERSON the old engineer who has
been dangerously i'll with rheumatism
for 10 ngtime and once believed TO he
diving. is improving at Palmer. Mass.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-20

AT the regular meeting of Fort Drummer
colony No I05 or +, held ate \ hall
Tuesday evening, the following officers were
clct.tc,i Tor the ensuing term Gov, Eugene
Clark Lieut. Gov, Mrs " q Morris secretary, \
J Currier: collector, MR. J Curror; treasurer,
ID " Tenney; chaplain Mrs W u Mixer; : At
A, Mrs II 4 Reynolds: Dept sat \, n \ Rey-
nolds; sentinel outside, W ID Pratt: sen inside,
Mrs " ID RAFT; auditing com, W smith,
W u Pratt, and VI Dugan; trustees, W &
Norris, WI Mixer. VI Dugan;rep 10 sup
Col r l. Parker.
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Ii rattieboro Academy Notes.

At business meeting of the Eclec-
tie society Tuesday evening, it was
voted to hold meeting each Tuesday
evening" during the term. Literary
program consisting of Il debate. essays,
orations and declamatioIs will be
carried out at each meeting. Miss
Laura WeatheriIcad, ~. Miss Florence
Clark. 81. L. F. Clark. 30, have re-
turned to town. Among the former
students who are spending vacation
at home are: W. S. Fisher. {. +.
Clark and Ii. W. +. Dunklce. Mr..
Miller has returned after few da,s'
absence at his home III Marie. The
physical laboratory has been moved 10
more spacious quarters on the second
floor of the Academy building.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-20

Black Forest clock. Chas. A..
Tripp q Co. adv.
The Washington times., 1895-02-23
ANACOSTIA NEWS.

The first of the series of free entertain
ments TO be given on every third Friday in
the month by the literary department of the
Anacostia Chapter, Epworth League, during
the ensuing year. was held yesterday eve
ming in the M. Z. Church, corner of jackson
and Pierce streets. An essay was read by
Miss Georgia Grove entitled. 1.-TWO Georges"
follow by voral solo by Miss Cora Etzler,
after which Miss Edith Pyles rendered very
fine piano solo, followed by an essay on
"Washington's early life," by Mr. Thomas
Reilley. Mr. John Fort then read an essay
entitled washington as a commander"
columbia, the Gem of the Ocean was sung
by the audience, after which Mr.. Harry o.
Hine. third vice-president of the District
League. delivered an address on Washing
ton." Miss Stella Fort rendered vocal soho
and Miss Linda Pumphrey an instrumental
solo on the piano. President ]. e. Powell
delivered a short address, after which the
meeting closed.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Garden Me-
mortal Church yesterday held George
Washington memorial" social at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Simpson, OF Capitol View Ter
race.
The pow WOW held last night under the
auspices of the Mineola Tribe of Red Men in
Masonic Hall was an occasion long to be re-
membered by them. Great chief of the
United States. Mr.. Patton, with the great
inchona of Pennsylvania, Judge Langley,
and Congressman Pence. the great exempli-
fer, were present
Memorial services were held yesterday in
the Episcopal Church at o. m The new
bell was tolled for the first time at this serv-
ice
The Washington times., 1895-02-23
BuRIsE OF N. BooDANoFF.

Russian Diplomat Who Committed Sui.
eide Inferred in Rock Gre X Cemetery.
The funeral of III. Pierre BogdanofY, late
first secretary OF the Russian legation, who
committed suicide by shooting himself on
Wednesday last, took place yesterday morn
ing from the apartments. No. 1725 street
northwest. which hH occupied at the time of
his ending. The services. which were OF the
simplest character. and only such as are di-
rected in the ritual of the Greek Church.
the orthodox religion of Russia. were con-
Quoted by a priest attached to the regular
church in New York, who came here for the
purpose at the personal request of Prince
Cantacuzene, the Russian minister.
Among those who attended the obsequies
were Prince CantacuZene. several United
States officials. and a large number of the
members of the diplomatic corps. every en-
bassy in the city being represented. The re-
mains were inferred in Rock CreeL Gene
terry. The arrangement contemplated on the
day of NJ Bogdanoff's death was that the
body should be temporarily deposited in
Oak Hill Cemetery. it being believed that the
three brothers of the dead man, who are all
the members OF his fathers family now
living, would desire that the remains shall he
buried among those of his own kindred, but
no reply has been received TO cablegrams
sent by Prince CantacuZene to the Russian
foreign Office on the subject, and it Is sup
posed that the brothers are so far from their
home in Moscow rs to be out of telegraphic
communication. and as q suitable lot in Oak
Hill could not be secured, one was purchased
in Rock Creek.
The Washington times., 1895-02-23

of unscrupulous uuackery. can say that
he has cured me of n case OF catarrh OF ten
years standing. L am breathing through my
nose enjoying my meals, digesting my food,
and sleeping we'll for the first time in de-
cade. No other doctor was ever able to do
me any good. T. can't begin to tell what
suffered, but my troubles disappeared almost
as II by magic. DR.. Walker is certainly
great physician"
Those who are competent to speak from
experience or observation agree that Dr.
Walker has acquired wonderful mastery
over all disorders of the brain ana nervous
system, diseases of the skin and blood, ca
tarrh, asthma consumption. dyspef sla, ma
laria. rheumatism, neuralgia, hemorrhoids
Diseases of women, loss OF vitality, sexual
weakness. and ali affections OF the lungs,
throat. heart, liver, stomach. kidneys, dad
der, bowels, and other organs.
Young or middle-aged men suffering from
the effects of their own follies, vices or ex-
cesses, or men contemplating marriage who
are conscious OF any impediment or disquali-
hcation, or those who feel their youthful
vigor and power declining. should consult
DIR. Walker, who has been the means OF
restoring hundreds of such unfortunates to
health. strength. and happiness.
DR.. Walker may be consulted free OF charge,
personally or by letter. His well-known sani-
terium, at I411 Pennsylvania avenue, ad-
joining Wizards Hotel. is OF en- daily for con-
suitation and treatment. Office hours, l0 a.
m to p. M; Wednesday and Saturday even
lngs, 10 8; Sundays, 10 10 II.
Charges for treatment very low.
All interviews and correspondence sa-
credlv confidential. No cases made public
without consent OF patients.
The Washington times., 1895-02-23
Dr.. Damon
A PUBLIC BENEFACTOR.
OVER 1900 PEOPLE CURED
The Free Clinics Have Closed. But Office
Treatment Is Reduced TO $40
Per Month. For One
Month OniV

DR.. Damon, fully realizing the fact that
hard times are upon us and wishing TO do all
the good possible, has decided to smash all
former rates 10 ''smithereens," thus giving
even the poorest mortal chance to avail
himself of this grand treatment that has
cured more chronic invalids in the city OF
Washington during the past three years than
all other doctors, systems. or methods COM
bined. Over 1000 testimonials from living
people are on file, ali telling of the most
marvellous reservations imaginable These
are not Testimonials From the Dead,'' like
others you find in the daily papers, but from
people alive and well. Remember from now
until March the following diseases will be
treated for the very low price of $40 per
month. This covers all expense of remedies,
inhalers, &C., that are needed in each case of
catarrh, bronchitis, deafness, neuralgia,
nervous prostration, diabetes, impotency.
epilepsy, worms, tumors. dropsy, diseases of
the bones, womb, aud ovarian troubles, skin
diseases, heart, liver, and kidney troubles,
piles, rheumatism, constipation, cancer,
sterility, sciatica, asthma, scrofulous dis
eases, syphilis, melancholia, dyspepsia, indi-
gestion. and gravel.
The above offer is not confined to any one
class OF diseases. 1t covers all diseases. 1t
makes no difference what is the matter with
you, you have right to avail yourself of the
offer, providing you do so before March /.
Offices, COS Twelfth street northwest, where
all are welcome.