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Evening star., 1895-06-14
THE wEEMs STEAMBOAT COMPANY

SUMMER SCHEDULE.
sue every Monday and Thursday al Q pm. iOr
most pleasant trip out Of Washington. Accommo-
atons strictly oass. Freight for river land
STEPHENSON l. BRO, Agents.
once, oIo Pa ave. tmh7-em, 10, Teiephone LEI a f4s
E. S. RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE
Steamer Harry Randall leaves River View wharf,
am. laIdius at ali wharSss as sd far % DOWN Is Mad n
do1 crees including Chapel Point and Colonial
class Freight received anfil hour Of saiiipsa Tee- %
F. A. REED CO., E. s. RANDALL.
Agents eko bs1 O. SISRI!sG and CEN MaHassr Hs
my6-n Washington. DC
THE s: EAMER MATTANo LEAVES 7TH STREET
wharf for MattoK creek and intervening landings
Returning, leaves Mai.o1 creek Mondays, Wed.
nesdays and Fridays at noon.
Phone lila. tm7-tn G. t. JONES. Agent.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO.,
DAILY LINE RETWEEN WAsHINGToN.
The New and fsTsTfHl IISn Palsse Steamer.
"AshiSSd2H soTTH hop hopN6. HcRFoLk'
-. Leave Wassinston daily at pm from foot Of
al next day. Arrive at Norfolk at 1870 am,
where railroad connections are made for all points
steamers for New York, Merchants and Miners
steamers for Boston, Providence. savannah, Ga,
for tourists and inS1lids. Tn1Eis ,o,->n
Leave Norfolk daily 6:10 pm. Leave Fortress
Monroe at !:10 pm. Arrive at Washington at $50
Through tickets on sale at b1s, e1s. 1921 Penn
ave, 7oT 18th st; NV. and on board steamers at
JNo. CALLAHAN,
dlS-tf Gen. Supt.
Evening star., 1895-06-14
EXCURSIONS &c.

THE BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION OF PUBLIC
Buildings and Grounds will give their Second
Grand Family Excursion to RIVER VIEW
THURSDAY. June 20 Grand Exhibition OF
Fancy Dancing will be given. by the pupils of
Miss Marion Proctor's Academy. An Amateur
Waltzing contest, for which two handsome gold
medais will be given. Also twenty handsome
prizes for children's games.
Tickets, 25 cents. 1el4-4t'
Evening star., 1895-06-14

PURE JERSEY MILK, Sc. QUART.
Silver Springs Dairy, .4U5 ;4th st. NV.
MILK AERATED, cooled and bottled as
soon as drawn from the cows. Choice But
ter, Eggs, &c. EVERETT SCOTT, Prop
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day via the Canadian Pacific railroad.
They are expected to arrive here next
Tuesday. They will visit among rela-
tives and friends here a couple OF
months before retracing their trip to the
far west.
The Grand Army Of the Republic and
all old veterans are especially requested
to meet at their hall on the morning OF
the Fourth and join the parade that
will move At O'Clock a. IN. Also the
citizens ard everybody asked to fall In
line and march to the grove.
ID. 4. Capwell and II. n. Capwell were
business visitors ct Scranton Tuesday.
Miss Eva Brown, of Scranton. was
the guest OF Miss Eta Bush Sunday.
r. L. Capwell. Of Scranton, passed
Sunday with frieris here.
Walter Kemmerer will canvass for
the sale OF s:ereoscopic views during
the summer vacation.
Mrs. Lsr,ie Wrigley and two daugh-
ters, who have been visiting her par
ent;, Mr. and Mrs, Henry Newcomb. the
pas, two weeks. returned to their home
in Shickshinny Morday.
Everybody should go TO the Academy
grove and lake dinner with the fire lad
dies ana band boys on the Fourth and
show them You appreciate two OF our
worthy organizations.
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INDUSTRIAL TOPICS.

A project for a new underground rail-
way In London running to central points
not now reached, has been announced.
,,or,.r,,, a,v,asra NJ ,x ner cent bas
bon dsc,a raa hy tho d,rac,ors ot the Del
aw.,s Iackawanna ana Western. payable
In,y
ihe LAKE e"ore' !" '"e s'A "'o".as ~. s,ae ',ae,'
'u"e 'o' e"'"eu 80 81 -, vs. 80.
"s eou'p"'e. W." SV' p'' .r".' .'s.
,so, s0" Pe' '''' '' '''' GU" ''-' f''
'''-'
During the month OF May there We're III
railroad accidents In th,s country, iheiuu-
Ing forty collisions. hfty-eight dera'i-
ments and SIX other accidents IN wMch
twenty-five persons were Killed ana iz' III
Jured.
Philadelphia Press: THE anthracite coni
trade - stiii seriously considering the new
condition OF analrs growing out OF inc
ihee''hs OF 'ast Ihursday' There was
proposition which had been handed around
among the trade Tor some ume. orisina'-
ING win Mr. Sayre' OF the Lehigh valley
covering 'he .ohhase ior rhe ea'S huur
year an" ihei"u'hg an advance Oh apou. 'o
cents per ION ,h 'he price OF coai at 'ne
proper time. The proposition was regard
eu as soou one py most OF 'he people VINO
saw " anu ~ was hopeo 'he meeting
Mouu 'aNo, H. ~ was N'o'e"'S oppo'e"
pS MI, iio'usn. VI 'ho i-ueAawa"ia' ~
V'o'en''y .h"t u was not thousn. proper
10 "oopt H. "h'ch u 's peiie'eu tne ".ee'-
'"s "o"'u nave uono ma" No'e oee"
.eae"o. M,, i'o'oen ,ooh st,ons pos'-
t'o'', "I'u sa.u III Ne's pam Wo'us ,na. V.'
i1asn"wuii" La eo"ipany Wou'o "ot o,,u ~
ser W ",'S pan as ~ 'om,,"se' ne u'a NV
oe"e'e ~ es'''.'V"' 'ne i'e' ,'"s ""'
.'p'se", ov,' ~ 'ne n'a.'e' u',a i'"''.e'
W. no a''u ""'
.NU"s" wa. Io'es"auowvu s''',e ~"
pon.s on .n' pai' VI 1",, M S'oa. "". VIC
s".,,.' "'. a. so'py. ".'o.s
,",, ,oI's ~ t's Wv. .n'. use ~
80 n. "'' wy" W '''"
VI "'"''N''' '''e"''
In It's review or the stock market the
New YORK limes says: ABOUT the strong
est stocks on the list nave bean the coal
ers' while the state or the coal trade ought
TO put them among the weakest. Doubt
less the explanation Is that holders are
waitihg Tor the expected settlement OF the
disputes between the companies. Nothing
or moment has been done SO far. The sub
Ject uld not come up at the Morgan din
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ARCHIBALD.

The school beard met in regular ses-
sion on Monday evening. The report
of the finance committee was approved
of and a statement was presented show
ing the condition of the district. The
tax collector report was also approved.
The sanitary condition of the school
buildings was considered and also the
Necessity of repairing some Of the build
ings. These matters were referred to
the building committee. A commurica-
tion from the Prang Educational COM
pany was laid over to later meeting
Father Comerford has bought large
time at St. Thomas picnic on the
Fourth. 1t Is his intention to have the
refreshment stands under cover on that
day.
The members Of the hose company
will meet in uniform at 730 a. m. on the
Fourth to participate in the parade,
and the knights Of Father Mathew and
the other Catholic societies are expect
ed to meet in the basement Of St.
Thomas church at the same time. The
latter societies will attend services In
st. Thomas church. In addition to the
address by Hon. T. V. Powderly and
the reading of the declaration Of inde-
pendence by p. A. Philbin at St.
Thomas picnic there will be national
selections sung by the school children
ard national airs played by the Sere-
made and East Side bands. James F..
McAndrew will preside at the morning
exercises. The indications are that the
picnic will be the grandest ever held in
Archibald. There is every assurance Of
large attendance ard most enjoy
able time.
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HONESDALE.

Miss Mary Church, former teacher
In the Honesdale schools. is visiting
friends here.
Miss Rena Spencer, of Yonkers, N.
u. Is home for her summer vacation.
The family Of II. T. Menner are So
journing at Elk Lake cottage.
Mrs. II. G. Keefer. who has been the
guest Of Mrs. w. w. Weston for the
past few days. returned to Scranton,
Monday.
William Hayward. who has spent the
past few months with his parents, here.
returned to his home, at Staten Island,
yesterday.
The store in the Liberty Hall building
recently occupied by Hitler Il HOLES is
being remodeled. A new plate glass
front will be put In. and the interior
OF the store finished In modern style
1t will be occupied by Gardner Bros.
mems furnlshers.
Miss Lizzie Le!big, Of Scranton, Is
visiting her parents. here.
Farvlew will attract a large number
Of excursionists Fourth of July. Among
the amusements planned for the day
will be game of ball betwecen the
Amity club of Honesdale and the
Young Mems Christian Association OF
| Scranton.
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HALL BITE 40.

Mrs. Ira Sawyer. Of Candor. N. r,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. William Hoover, on William
street, has returned home.
Hon. 8. B. Chase is in Easton on busi-
ness.
L. d. Sawyer was among the visitors
to Blnghamton on Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas Coddington. formerly
OF this place, is seriously Ill at her
home. In Binghamton. 1t II thought
that she will not recover.
Professor r. d. Bovard. OF Jermyn,
who taught in the Great Bend school
a few years ago, was calling on his
many friends here yesterday.
c. ]. Langley was in Montrose on
Tuesday 9m
Miss Maggie Farmer Of Hoboken, Ia
visiting friends In town.
DR.. A. B. Longshore II visiting friends
AMI relatives In Scranton.
George Ward and family have re.
turned from Three Lakes.
Captain r. c. Dubois visited Owego
on Monday. t
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WAS A DAMAGED WHEEL.
AZ Least That Was What She Conclude
When She Tried to Ride One.

At Least That Was What She Conclude d
When She Tried to Ride One.
From the Chicago Times-Herald.
Two bicycles stood in front Of the
Blanque mansion and the ne!ghbors knew
that Mr.. and Mrs. Banque We're to make
their debut as riders that evening. Before
they had watched long the door opened
and Mr.. Blanque appeared.
Now, then. come along" he was say
ing: ITS easy enough when you grasp the
principle: I've been using my powers of
observation and l know Just how II
should be done. Why don't you come
along?'
"Oh. Harold, I'm ashamed in this skirt;
do come and tell me-
i've told you sixteen times already that
1t looks well enough and that nobody on
earth will ever pay half as much attention
to 1t as you do"
But Harold, the skirt is SO short"'
Go upstairs, then, and put on a long
one"
''The idea! I couldn't ride in a lon;,
skirt; l suppose you think my tea gown
would do"
II think am going to ride; you may do
as you please"
"Oh. Harold. dear. wait. What IL You
were to fall and break your neck and I
not there. Oh, I wonder If 1t isn't too
windy to ride today"
"Of course 1t isn't. Now. you tettle
yourself fiflrmly In the saddle, grasp the
handle bar lightly and---''
"Oh, Harold, where did you ever learn
SO much?'
II just put my common sense to work
why don't you put your foot" But
his pupil was heap on the sidewalk.
you moved just as was going to get
on" she cried, as soon as she could get
her breath.
After one more trial she was seated and
grasping the handle bar. "Oh. isn't II
splendd"' she gasped. II just know I
| can-Oh-hv'
As her husband picked her up she ex-
claimed: They've sold you damaged
wheel. Harold Blanque; that's what
they've done! II isn't even and II never
will stand firm! Oh, Is that borrid Mrs
Flyers watching me? II she is. won't
ride any more"
"Never you mind Mrs. Flyers; she can
ride like sixty herself"
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6AwIEY.

The Baptist church will hold their
/fair and festival in the afternoon and
evening at the Odd Fellows hall. July
y Many new and attractive novelties
viii be on sale. Refreshments and all
the telicacies Of the season will be
served
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Howell attend
ed the funeral OF Edward Van GNion.
at Dingman Ferry. on Sunday.
Miss Sadie Taft, of Philadelphia, is
spending a few days here with her
mother
John Oughton, Of Philadelphia. and
George Oughton of Paterson, ". j..
are spending a few days with their par
ents, at the Eddy.
Miss thinner and her friend, Of New
York city, are spending a few days
here with Miss Zimmer's mother.
Rev. r. d. Minch. pastor Of the Haw-
ley Baptist church, conducted the Chill
dren'e Day services at Kimbles, Pike
county, last Sunday.
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MOSCOW.

The Children's Day exercises Sunday
were very largely attended In the morn
ing. but owing to the heavy rain the
evening exercises had to be postponed.
Mrs. v. L. Smith. of Nicholson, re-
turned home Monday evening.
Walter Van Brunt returned home
from New York state last Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Lancaster. OF Moosic. Is
visiting relatives In this place.
Moscow was again visited by an old
medicine fakir. who held forth In front
Of the Central hotel. where those who
had often been fooled before were In
duced to buy his wares. expecting a
great prize. as two or three had re-
ceived some cash premiums. They re-
ceived instead some headache powders.
Misses Florence and Anna Yeager,
Bertha Van Brunt and Carrie Swartz
were at Lake Ariel on Tuesday.
II. l.. Clements returned home from
college on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Clouse spent Sun
day with friends In Madisonville.
On Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey
Noack buried their infant daughter.
lnterment was made In Madisonville
cemetery.
On Saturday evening there will be an
ice cream social at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. b. ]. Cannon. All are cordially in
vited.
Next Thursday being the Fourth,
there will be no Women's Christian
Temperance union meeting.
A number OF young men have organ
ICED reading club. to be called the
Moscow Reading club. A fine Is i'm
posed ON any or all members II they
use profane language. play cards or
smoke In the club room.
Charlie tMoyle was at Lake Ariel
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charges Page. Miss
Gustie Gerhart. Miss Myrtle Page, Miss
Minnie Smith. Mrs. Frank Pelton, Mrs.
Nose Davis. Florence Pelton and Fos-
ter Page attended the Maplewood camp
meeting on Sunday last.
MIR. and Mrs. Alonzo Kinds. Of Scran-
ton. spen, Sunday ut the home Of A.
Hinds.
Miss Nettie Vail spent Monday in
Scranton.
c. A. Cannon. Of Brooklyn, returned
home on Monday.
James Masters and Miss Bisbing, of
Scranton. spert Sunday at the home Of
B. J. Cannon.
The Cheerful Workers will give a so
cial on Saturday. night at the home Of
b, ]. Cannon.
The American Mechanics turned out
in Il body ard attended the Madison
VILE church ON Sunday. Those who at
tended Were: c. p. Van Brunt, Frank
Van Brunt. Win Van Brunt. Edward
Sayre. John Rozelle. Frank Merrihew,
Harry Gould. William Rafferty,, s. ].
Hornbaker. Moses Davis. Charles Kan
utza. John Brewer. G. s. Brown. c. H.
Clouse and I. c. Depew.
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"Humph. II that little ninny could learn.
! guess can. What must do with my"
That was the worst fall yet. and she
didn't catch her breath for a full minute.
then she gasped: s"Break II gently to
mamma. Harold: I'm dying. IL owe the
butcher so and l wore your-your best
white tie last evening and spilled"
'The Vansmith girls are watching you
from their upper window" broke In her
husband. sternly.
"Oh. dear; is my hat all crushed in? I
wish l had tried to ride In my old dress.
anyhow"
The next time. by their combined sf-
forts. she was able to ride at least six
feet. and She was planning to spin to
Evanston and back when the collapse
came. Then she sat down to nurse her
| bruises while her husband gave her an
object lesson.
I'm Just sure your wheel IL better than
oh. what a genius you must be to ride 50
well the very first time!'
"Oh. just put my whole mind to Il and
It IL not ut all difficult" was the modest
| reply.
But Just then passing wheelman called
Hello. Blanque. doing yourself proud.
amt you? Why. the last time | saw you
| ON "a wheel at the riding school thought
you'd kill yourself and the Instructor,
too
And that night, as Mrs. Blanque's s
bruises became more painful she had "A
great deal to say about the dupllcty of
man.
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WEAK, NERVOUS men,

WY not treat With physician to whom
Ncea can ten your troubles and will CURE
xouf Why send your money miles away
hon home 70 Some one you never saw.
when you have the greatest Specialist
noar you with whom you can talk 1t ovor
81 Reeves. ~ Spruce street. Scranton.
fsrneXjes curss al the following: Impot-
en1y. Lost Manhood, variococele. Gonor~
rhces Syphilis, Blood Poison, Nightly
iIS1u. 6tf1cture, Seminal Weakness, Re-
etcfeS Lost vitality, Lost Memory. Eradi.:
oSfGS IN the bad effects of Self Abuse.
Exceosivo venevy. Purifies the Blood, Re.
sforS5 sShrunksn Parts" to their normal
si~S' ArreotS decay and makes you a well
Ss,S 6SaSfy man again. II you are nerv-
nm. Kave 3 rapid irritable ncart:. tired,
ami Soaling In the mornings, Offensive
SrSSfh. Constipation, pains back OF neck
Sn6 head, Or any of the above diseases.
csii snd - examined. 1t VIII cost YOU
SoShirG md you may benefit largely by II.
EvSry{hing strictly secret and conhden'
!" 6Srrrcp 1goURs-Daily . toa
Sundays, ~ 70
Or REEvES, =. :sa.sRRos az ssRsoss:' =. street.
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OACTON.

Among those who attended the eNcur-
sion of the Odd Fellows at Ross Park.
Binshamton. last Thursday, were: Mr.,
and Mrs. a. II. Davis NJ. and Mrs. +,
Schoorover. Elida Schoonover. Mr.. and
Mis-. Gran, Roardman. Elmer Reyn-
olds. Lillian Smith. Rev, c. IL, Newing.
J. y. Woodbridge. J. w, Singer. Jay
Richards and Roy \. Decker.
Miss Pearl Whitman, OF Linderville.
Pa. is visiting al this place.
MIR. Eaton has commenced the foun-
ia,ion for new store building on the
site Of the one which was burned. He
expects u cree: new building which
will b 46xe0 feet. Ii will have two
stores in II ana also room for two fam
lilies.
q. W. Franklin and family. of Scran-
ton. We're visiting al this place Sunday.
J. II. Swarts has moved into his new
residence on Scranton street, and Mr..
Fuller OF Scranton. has moved into
the house which was occupied by him.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Griftiths, of Pitts
ton. are visiting at this place.
NJ and Ms. Ralph Bush. a newly
married couple OF Stroudsburg. have
returned TO their home, after spending
a few days at the residence OF o. p.
Stoll. on Main street
Russell Stelle. an enterprisipg young
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Stelle, of this
place, has very fine display of fire
works io- sale AZ his home. on Waver-
ly street.
Misses Mabel Purdy and Ila Jennings
are horne from Bloomsbury State Nor
NAL school, spending their vacation.
Mrs. Mackey is recovering very slow
ly from her recent Illness.
Rev. c. Fl. Newing will administer
baptism to number of probationers
at the Methodist church next Sunday
morning. and Rev. Elmer Shoemaker
will preach in the evening.
Melville Gilbert. of Pit,ston, was at
this place Monday.
Grant Boardman our genial barber,
keeps as neat shop as can be found,
and Parties wishing a first-class job
at reasonable rates should go to him.
Miss Sarah Randall. of Mount Holly,
y j.. is visiting Mrs. c. H. Newing.
Miss Daisy Richards is visiting at
New Milford.
j. W. Bailey has been making some
improvements about his property on
Waverly street, and now has It ready
sor rent.
Rev. W. H. Sowell will administer
baptism to one candidate next Sunday
morning.
Miss Lizzie Smith Is spending a few
days with Miss Mae Marrow, at Glen
burn.
A large number attended the barn
party given by Miss Janet Dickson at
her home in this place in honor Of her
friend, Miss Eaton. of Maine. Those
present were from Wilkes Barre, Pitts
ton and Scranton. Bauer's orchestra
furnished music and very delightful
time was enjoyed by ALL
The ladies of the Woman's Christian
Temperance union have decided to dis
continue their meetings during the
warm months.
Ice cream will be served by the SUM-
day school of the Methodist church this
wednesday, evening at the lecture
room.
W. A. Deans new building Is making
very rapid progress.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Parkton are vis-
iting their son, George, at Strouds-
burg. Pa.
Ice cream will be served at the Bap-
tist church Thursday evening.
The Young Mems Christian associa-
ticn expect to occupy their new hall
by Sept Is.
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FOREST CITY.

J. S. Kelsey ard wife, of Livingston
Manor. ". Y, are guests of relatives in
this borough.
Professor c. T. Thorpe. of susquehan-
ma, who was recently elected principal
Of the Forest City schools, was in town
yesterday.
The borough council met In special
cesslon Monday evening to consider the
application for franchise Of the Car
bondale and Forest City Passenger
Railway company. Burgess Maxey,
Councilmen Cleary. Budd, Aldrich, Nc
Donald, Wellbrock and Watts. Attor-
present. The franchise was granted,
subject to certain restrictions. The
Traction company will be required to
lay It's track through Main street by
Oct. l. and must complete the work OF
track laying in thirty days from the
time Of starting. The track must be
laid as far north as the Clifford breaker
! and the company must pave a width of
eight feet the full length Of its track
| whenever the borough Is ready to pave
the remainder Of the street. The COM
pany will also be required to build a
trestle for Its own use across the creek
| at the southern end Of the borough and
to fix the bridge now used by the pub.
lie at the same point. by building walls
OF stone on each side. The Idea bs that
the cars Of the company will frlghten
horses and that the company ought to
make the bridge as safe as possible on
that account. Mr.. Altken. president OF
the company. was present and strongly
objected to this last requirement, even
going so far as to say that his company
could not accept the franchise. since Il
embodied such an Objectionable clause
1t Is thought. however. that <he com.
pany will agree to the restrictions i'm.
posed. and will accept the franchise
II 1t does we may expect to enjoy elec.
trical transit In a very short time.
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AN INVITATION

Are You Sick?-Are You Afflictcd?-Are
You o Sufforer9- Don't Let Prejudice
Rum Away with Common Scnse. but Con.
suit DR.. +. u. Smith and Staff. 3i2 Wy.
oinins Avenue. Scranton. Pa. IL You
Would Obtain Immediate Relief.
There Is, and always has been, a certain
class OF people that. not knowing why,
will up and say. Don't go to this doctor.
and don't go to that one; what do you want
to 40 to him for. why. he is only quack
and fraud" Let US say right here that
for that class of people We are really and
truly sorry. How can any one stand
up and openly condemn a physician or
surgeon right In the face and proof Of
their many wonderful cures. unless It be
through ignorance and prejudice. No
man. woman or child with anything Ike
an ounce of brains would dare attempt,
and don't think. would b. guilty OF such
an open and ignorant assertion. We had
an Instance the past week where one of
our patients was severely afflicted with
chronic rheumatism and had suffered with
most excruciating pains for the past three
months. unable to walk or even turn over
In bed. and had been treated by the most
even finding temporary relief. They de-
csded TO send for DR.. Smith and staff. at
3l2 Wyoming avenue. and strange as Il
may seem. which Is nevertheless true
after one treatment he was able to walk
around quite freely. A few days suisse
qucnt to that IA relative of his was ac-
| costed on the street by friend who IN
quired after the patients health. The real
tive replied that he was ON the road to re-
covery and said that he was being treated
by Dr. Smith, whereto the'friend replied
that he ought not to let those quacks treat
him, and that he himself would not even
take their medicines. To this we can only
say. God help him" What are we com
ing to when ignorance and prejudice can
be so openly shown and right in the face
and positive proof Of the opposite. This
class of people we want no dealing with
whatever, but to the sensible and educated
| we invite a hearty and thorough investi-
cation Of our method of healing. Come
| consult US free Of charge from 3 a. m. 10 s
p. m. daily. We would be pleased to see
you.