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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-07-08
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

The Kaala and Mokolii left to.
day.
j. S. Hackfeld returned to town
yesterday.
Teachers examinations to-day and
tomorrow.
The Unknowns will beat the Kams
next Saturday.
The band will play at Emma
Square tonight.
The Cricket Club will meet to-
morrow evening.
Louis Marshal is still very i'll but
he will probably recover.
Geo. Lycurgus has returned from
Kauai. Everything was alright.
Likelike, Waiaeale, Kilauea Hou,
Keauhou and Mikahala arrived yes
terday.
A petition is now being circulated
against the granting OF pension to
Kaiulani.
A large audience listened to Rev.
MacArthur's sermon at the Y. NJ. @.
A. Hall yesterday.
The Eleanor left this afternoon.
Ehe Postmaster General dispatched
a mail for Hilo by her.
The extension of Queen street is
now beyond Kakaako. The road
department is doing good work.
Mrs. A. A. Haalelea entertained
the Slater party at poi supper at
her residence4ast Saturday evening.
The Pacific Tennis Club has de-
cided on a general club tournament
which will take place in the near
future.
Mr.. j. b. Thomas, a visiting
clergyman spoke from the pulpit Of
st. Andrews Cathedral yesterday
morning.
Won Tempsky's Corn Mill in Kula
Maui burned down on the Fourth OF
July. Carelessness is supposed to
be the cause of fire.
Miss Beatrice Eldredge, daughter
of David Eldredge OF Kula, Maui,
will be married on Thursday even
ing to Adam Forsyth.
The Star defeated the Kams last
Saturday. The game was uninter-
esting although there was some fair
playing. The score was Il to ID.
The death of Mrs. H. G. Refs, the
wife Of the superintendent of the
waterworks at Ewa,is announced, The
funeral took place this morning.
The excursion trip to Waianae
last Saturday was we'll attended.
Everybody speaks in the highest
terms of the route and the accom-
modations.
DIR. Rowat's challenge to match
his trotting stallion against any
trotting stallion here has not met
any response. What is the matter
with .Nutgrove?
A drunken sailor made himsel
very obnoxious in the streets yester-
day afternoon but was finally
gathered in. Where do they gel
liquor from on Sundays in this
police ridden town. And echo
answers where?
The target shooting at Moanalus
yesterday resulted in victory fol
Capt. Hingley's team. Some, very
good shooting was done but tn,
marker didn't seem TO be up to thu
point. The sharpshooters enjoyed
very social and pleasant time.
A mare driven in hack by jim
Brown and own by Manuel R-is wa
seriously injured yesterday. Thu
mare stumbled, and falling down
broke the left front leg. DR.. Rowa
promptly in attendance and every
thing will be done to save tn,
animal.
Cards have been received an
nouncing that the wedding o
Joseph Platt Cooke and Maut
Baldwin will take place on July 18Th
at Haiku, Maui. The bride is tn
Ilz-A l.,.uLtos ~ Hon. II ID Raid
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GREETED WITH CHEERS.

West vlrginlaA Appearance Was the
Signal for Applausc.-Flrsd n Salute.
Spccill DiSDaich to the Htsli7cntsr.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 1l.-Wcst Virginia
showed up we'll in tho grand parade to-
day and carried Off as many honors as a
state as any other state in limo. The
column was under Commander Lee.
The number Of men in line was the
largest that was ever aent from Went
Virginia to a national Oucampmont in
many years. WoSt Virginia was in the
sixth grand division and preceded South
Dakota.
A pleasing and surprising feature was
the firing OF tho cannon Immediately in
front Of General Lawler in the review
ing stand. This was tho only cannon
fired during tho parade and II ELECTED
great applause. West Virginia's first
appearance in front OF the reviewing
stand called forth cheers. Holiday
post, No. 12, OF Wheeling, had tho larg-
est number Of men in limo.
The three leading cities for the on.
campment OF 1896 are St Paul, Denver
and Albany. Denver at this time, seema
10 have the inside track.
The only feature that marred the ex-
erciRes OF tho day was tho accident oil
this morning by which five Louisville
men lost their lives.
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DEATH on rur RAIL.
Five kllICd nnd IL Dozen Moro Injured
n Collision Oh the Grrnt Northern.

Five Killed and Dozen More Injured by
n Collision on the Grrnt Northern.
MtSSRAPoLls, Sept. Il.-A ST. Cloud,
Minn., special says: Passenger trains
Nos. . and on tho Great Northern had
a head end collision Nt Melby this
morning. Both were running at high
rate Of speed and came together with
terrific force.
DEAD:--J. X. Emerson, St. Paul, en-
gnoCr train No. ..
James 5. ThiObOdo, st. Paul, flroman
trim No. ..
". ii. Korshaw, St. Paul, exRsoaS
messenger train No. 9.
\. \. johnson, ST. Paul, mail clerk
train No. 9.
Ira $. llaines, st. Paul, engineer train
No. 3.
ISiuRED--Frod Burgoinc. ST. Paul,
brakeman, arm broken and logs scnIdcd.
S. D. Botsncr, Minneapolis, oxpross
messenger, log broken aud eyo injured.
Gsorro Williams, ST. Paul, mail clork,
uOriously injured internally.
10 RoscnQuIat, Atwatcr, mail clork,
injured In back, not seriously.
Wesley Q, Roberts, brakeman, loft
hand hurt.
Miss Margaret Allison, Mason, Wis,
passenger, badly cut aud bruised over
entire body aud hUr back injured.
i. N. Curtis, Mason, Wts,, passenger,
arm, lcs aud faco injuroi.
Maurice O'Oonnor, ST. Paul, mail
cIOrk, head and limbs injured.
UhrS barlow, Fergus Falls, paS'en.
gOr, internally injured and Limbs huti,
w. II, Mohr, San Francisco, head
and haltda injured.
Stove Martin, stroStor, Ill, head aud
limbs cut
Nlre, John Ru,scll, Duluth, badly
jOrrOd and shocked; Mira. Russell had
liUr tnur small children with hoh
WrOckinR crews were hurried 70 tho
Scone from Barncsvlls aud ST. Cloud,
and doctors from ~, Cloud, Fergus
ENlla aud Alexandria
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PENNSYLVANIA DuMooRATs
NomInate Few Martyrs for tho Good OF
tho Cause Cleveland Endorsed.

Nomlnato Few Martyrs for tho Good OF
the Cause Cleveland Endorsed.
WILLrAMsPoRr, Pa, Sept. 1.-THE
Democratic Atate convention adjourned
tonight after making these nomina-
tious;
For state treasurer, ex.CongroSsmau
Benjamin f. Meyers, OF Harrisburg, by
acclamation.
For judges OF the supreme court,
Harmon Yonkea, Of Bucks county; ]. ).
Moorehead, Of WOstmoreland; o. II.
Noyos, OF Warren; 7. Z. Smith, Of Lack.
awanna; Oliver Z. BochtOli OF Schuyl-
kill and Christopher Magee, OF ALE.
gheny.
Apart from tho judicial contest, the
features Of the convention woro the
adoption OF platform endorsing Pros.
idout Cleveland and tho principles Of
tho Democratic party and arraigning
the present state administration and q
speech by John J. Malonoy, ono Of the
Philadelphia delegates, attacking viii.
lam NJ. SingerIy, who was the Demo-
cratic candidate for governor at tue last
election.
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LONDON, Sept. With one exception
tho London evening press to-day OK
hiblt a generous and SportumAnlIks
spirit in commenting upon the outcome
Of tho second race OF tho series between
valkyrte III aud Defender, and all ex.
press the wish that the race be not
given to Valkyrlo Ill on mere tachni.
cality or ab the result OF an accident.
lhe Sun this eYsninS Gays: There is
90 little true sportsmanlike feeling in
America that yesterdays cheering of
the winner is charming"
The Evening NoWs says: English :
men cannot stomach victory tainted
with unfair conditions, and would
rather see VnikyriG- return home with.
out u single race than flying flag un-
fairly earned"
The Star says: Neither Lord Dun.
raven nor any other Englishman would
wish to receive Rn advantage by q mis-.
hap. From yesterdays race it seems
clear that we cannot gain the cup this
YEAR"
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRE.

a raiso OF Sia ton in stent rails has
been announced to take place at once.
Rails will now DO quoted At s2S.
A representative OF tho Central
American republics says that E1otR
aud his followers Nrc wanted by SGlVa-
dor for crimes othQr than rebellion.
Tho Jacksonville board OF trade
adopted resolutions declaring that the
timo has como for tho United States
government TO recognize tho Cuban
revolutionists aS bollIgGrOna.
Two attempted train robbOriOa wOrO
reported Yesterday Ono was on tho
Rio Grando Il Western, near Grand
Junction, Colorado, and tho other near
Klnmun1y, Ills. Doth were unSuccoSS.
iuL
Rumors aro current in Berlin that the
aHarchst4 al all countries will hold a
meeting In London In October aud will
come 10 an agreement regarding the
committee agitation for n fund to sups
port tho needs Of tho members,
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PTTuBuRdu, Pa, Sept 1.-THE wlu'
dew glass manufacturers OF Pittsburgh
and vicinity mot to-day to perfect their
combination for regulating trade prices.
But owing to tho absence OF tho Iadl'
ana people details could not bo ar.
ranged Another meeting will bc held
in Chicago in ioW days, when 1t is be-
lleved the Pennsylvania and Indiana
union will bO cOmpIOIed,
Following in tho footsteps OF tho win
dow glass combine comes tho reliable
report Of another OF gigantic proper.
tons, According to this report the
Bomemor steel manufacturers have
held mOoting at which all Of tho prln.
other meeting hM been called, tlmO
and place not mado public, whom tho
details OF tho combination will be do.
liniloly settled, lhe object OF this move
is to have such working agreement
made that orders may bs distributed 70
tho different factories in proportion 10
their output capacity, and should II
become necessary, the restriction Of tho
aggregate production from five to ten
per cent,
Among the prominent firms Inherent.
cd aro said to be tho Carnogies, Jones X
Laughlin, Park Bros, aud Carbon Steel
Company, bethlehem. Pa, PaRnsylva-
MIA Steel Company, sIoelton; Cambria
Steel Company, JohnstoWni Ohio Steel
Company, Houngstowni Illinois Steel
Company aud Calumet Iron aud Fur
mace Company, Chicago.
With these are joined many smaller
concerns.
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mast The one damaged ysiIsrlAy wac
'eea 10 have a great section split OF a.
the polnt where tho tophail strained it
yesterday, ThlI Was Just clear Of the
top OF the main mast, and Il showed
how great had been the strain and how
sturdy was tho stick TO stand tto we'll,
The crack vent part way through IT. but
the tOughness OF tha pine kept II from
parting, ahd even allowed tho use OF ih0
ih topIali on the third leg OF ySa,er-
dave race.
Iims wGall not allow the making and
hllingol new one, 50 tho stick used by
COlonia Two years ago was pressed into
service II was not 20 heavy ~ tho
damaged one and looks to DO hardly a.
good In quSllIY, but that may DO be.
cause 1t iS mora weAtherboatea and not
dressed and vanished.
The conditions ars favorable for fair
weather, with fresh sailing breeze
from soutnwo'terly quarter, Tor TO-
moFrOw'a Yacht race, according 10 tho
local bureau.
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SAN FRAscWco, Sept. 1.-The Dur.
rant case baS come out OF tho field Of
mathematical calculations and now the
prosecution has plunged bodily into
the testimony.
Mrs. Q. G. Noble. aunt OF tho MUIR
dored girl, was the important witness
today. Mrs. Noble was very appar-
emily affected, although she did not give
way to her feelings.
Piece after piece OF tho clothing oi the
murdered girl MtR. Noble identified,
and she was positive as to two OF the
rings which tho dead girl had worn on
the morning that she last saw her alive,
and identified tho third as precisely
similar TO another which had been worn
on tho finger Of Blanche Lamont,
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settled the account before that ooub
Uhsrs all u made right that 20 puEz'et
at here. God EeigRs Gal the govern.
msnI a. Washington lives, That should
satisfy " all. II there i6 any mole
hghIIng 10 be done, let's 20 aud lick
England and take Canada; let's 90 and
lick spain and take Cuba; letS 20 and
lick cTsAlioa and make the ulspsakabls
Turk vote the American ticket we
can do IL, Shoulder 10 shoulder, with
the world before US and Old GloTy
above, who shall stop uIl
"Ihe mouSlTOIitY oil slavery out oI
the way, the toolishussI OF secession
out OF the Eayi the nation having Aelu'
ally had its new birth Of freedom. what
but ignorance and prejudice Is to
hindeT the sIalwars American in Min
nssoIS from taking the hand OF the
sIalWaFt American In Georgia and call
ing MIN 'bTotherP Both came from q
cammaR origin-good old Anglo'Saxon
aud scotch'lTiIh stock End ara welded
together by common Interest and a
common destiny, bone Of one bone,
flesh oil one flesh, in national aspiTa'
lions and fellowship. God made this
continent for us aud Consecrated II 10
freedom. Tho TRANSPORTATION OF nature
not less than the TRANSMISSION Of blood
clearly indicate the will Of God. Who
dares dispute His awful words?
1--WE arc glad TO SEQ you. We arc
glad you came. Now that you have
found the way, come again, and come
often. The lRtch.string will always
hang outside the door and the only
password shall be 4 am an American
citizen"
Colonel r. T. Jacobs mado a short
speech OF welcome in behalf OF the
Louisville comrades and Commander.
in.Uhiel I. G. LaWler responded.
COMM AMBER LAwLER's REPLY.
Before General Lawlor came upon the
platform he was addressed by Mayor
Tyler, who in q short, informal speech
presented him with the keys to the
city, Loud and prolonged applause
greeted General LRWler when he came
forward. In the course OF his response
he said:
COMRADES, LADIES, CHILDREN, EVERY.
BoDY HERE In LoUIsvILLE:-l want TO
say to you that accept your welcome.
Not for myself alone, but in the name
OF two hundred thousand Grand Army
men. You have given US royal and a
loyal welcome and | want TO tell you
that We appreciate it. You are doing
more than you promised and every one
Of us fully appreciates II, ] have been
all over the country during the
last year and everywhere / went
met comrades who without exception
we're looking forward TO coming to this
great gateway to the south with pleas.
ure. They wanted to let the, boys Of
the south know that they realize there
10 no longer any north or south. that VIC
are all one and all for Old Glory. Our
expectations have moro than been real
lied. The greetings you have given us
are far more elaborate than we would
have believed. We will go away feeling
in our hearts that you have entertained
us Loyalty.
When General LaWlsr had finished
there were a number Of musical selCC'
tionS, recitations aud s0ng', after which
there was general roundup" and the
campfire was at an end.
At the campfire at Phmni1 Hill Park
over 10000 people wero present
Congressman Walter EvanS, presiding
The music and recitatlons were excel
lBnt,
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KnIrht. OF lIonnr lilrot onIe.r..

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. ll.-At the sec
ond days session Of tho supreme lodge,
Knights aud Ladies OF Honor, the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
l.. D. Lockard, bradford, Pa, supreme
protector; A. HaOlslO, Now York, vice
protector; v. W. Harvey, indianapolis,
supreme secretary; q. +. Dudley, In.
dinnnpoIts, supreme treasurer; Mrs. s.
NJ. Gilbert, Louisville, supreme chap.
lain; Mira Ellen WempO, Hamilton,
Ohio. supreme guide. J. j. MOehan,
Pennsylvania, supreme sentinel. J.. d,
WitherlIl, supreme medical examiner.
Supreme trustees elected wero George
W. Cheek, Louisville, Samuel llalha.
way, DoItOn, aud Eugene StreCk, Gin.
cinnati,
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CONSUL NluNunMEYER,

Appointed from Parkor.burG VIcO Consul
at salvador, DlOsat Ills Post of DUTY.
wAsnISdroN. D. G., Sept 1.-THE
state department received a cablegram
tonight from Vice Consul DRwSon, at
San Salvador, as follows;
Consul Munchmeyer died to-day Of
yellow fever; his wiio attacked with
same disease"
Consul MunChmoyor was appointed
February last from West Virginia. His
predecessor, Consul Pollock, also died
Of ioYor.
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NEw YoVE YAonT Gun,
September II, 1905.

To C. oyT I,s!ia ENl,
DEAN sIR:--Wo beg to acknowledge
the receipt OF your letter Of yesterday
protesting VNtEyrio.
WO have given tho matter our careful
consideration and believe that the foul
occurred through the miscaICulRtlon Of
tho distance between the two yachtS at
critical moment From our obIerva.
ton, sustained by that Of others who
were in a good position to soc, wa find
that tho Valkyrio, in conformation OF
asClion 2, OF racing rule 10, bore down
apsn the Defender aud IoHIed her by
thu swing OF her main bono when
lulIlng to straighten her course.
We also consider that Defender al
lowed VAlkyrie sufficient room to wind
ward to pass clear Of tho boat The
protest is therefore sustained.
REGATTA COMMITTEE.
After tho hearing Of Defenders pro-
test was concluded, Lord Dunrav0n, Rc-
companied by Arthur GlNnnie, left the
New York Yacht Club house, His lord.
ship, when questioned, refused to have
anything TO say. Judging from the ex-
preston on the faces Of Dunrayen aud
Mr.. Glennie they were not pleased with
tho outcome OF tho hearing. Captain
Sycamore, one OF the commanders Of
tho Valkyrie, emerged from the club
house ten minutes, and no, too, refused
Ia diacuaI the subject
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DOWN TO DEATH.

Horrible Fall of "a Young Man Mt the
Penusboro Fair - Felt Two thousand
Feet.
Special Dispatch to he In,eiitgncn
PARHERsBuRd, W. Va, Sept. 11.-WiIl
Davis, of Bloomdale. Ohio, got caught
in tho ropes OF balloon at tho PennS.
boro, Richie county, fair to-day aud
was carried 800 feet above tho earth.
At that distance tho baIlOoniSt cut
loose bis parachute and descended.
The balloon then shot up higher with
Davis holding on the ropes. At a
height OF nearly 1000 feet he was un.
ublo to retain his hold and let 60, falling
to the ground, He was crushed and
killed, every bono in his body being
broken,
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ISILINS PROTEST
Supported by the New York Yach,
Club Committee.
TUESDAYS RICE WILL NOT COUNT.
Lord Dunraven Apparently Dlssat-
isfed With the Action.
PREPlRIaGFOR RIO-DlYSCOHTEST,

Defenders Injuries BoinG Repaired
aud tho Result wnl Probably he
DifleFent-what the London Papers
Have to say-ColInIS's Top Mast
VIII be Used for nder-Ths EH'
cttement surpasScs Anything in
Previous Years-I.ord suttoN's Ao.
tIon Recalled In tho GsnestA 'PurI'
tau Race.
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nENNNNllIy. nANIAGlt.

The Cpiunlna Top Mat 10 liz u'od In tho
Itnco To-day The weather Indications
Favorable.
NEW YonR, Sept liz Defender and
ValkytIo were towOd to the Eric Basin
early thh morning nni tho sailors on
eaCh went to work sptubOlng the allIn.
Ing undOrbodios. Defenders injured
spar was taken out aud u iotcO OF mon
al uncO got TO work 10 1T another top.
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N REYIEW.
WITH Fssblsr Tread and Ranks
Reduced tho Nations Heroes
AGAIN. TOUCH ELBOWS FOR A TINE.
The Grand Army Parade at Louis
vlllo a Large One.
FIFTY THOUSAND MEN IN LINE.

The Greatest Parade in Five Years.
Tho old Commanders Have Passed
Away, but Their Portraits Lined
tho stroots-SIaay Cases Of ProStrA- :
tIon by Heat RSported-wost Vlr.
slnIA's Veterans IteCeIVod With
chssrs-For Five Hours tho Old
Soldiers Woro Marching Past tho
Reviewing Stand.
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for West virginia aud ohio continued warm
vcNlhct iouth0hy winds Thursday, cooler on
Friday
for Western pennsylvania inlt mud continued
Warui WcahCt, cooler Thursday nltht, nrohhblY
,hoWcfs W Friday morning, westerly Winds
titE tnAptRAtuH YESTERDAY,
Na furnished ty O. scllNgrr. druggist CornOt
Market aud Fourteenth streets
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BESSEMER TRUST.
A Gigantic Combination to ooR-
troll tho Steel Trade
PROMINENT FIRMS INTERES TED

Tho New Combination WIN EndeAVoF
to Control Prices, Limit Production
aud Take ConplstO Charge Of tho
stool IuduStrY-PrluelpaI MAaufAn.
turors OF tho Country arc Interested
in the New Move,
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STATE ooUNoIL Jm o. U, a. NJ,
Elects OnioON for tho EnSulnG Year.
Wheeling Not Ia It

AsAuVhA SAhANNH AbE AshNNNAk AuAAe
Wheeling Not Ia It
Special Dispatth 10 he httltqsaoer
PIEDMONT, W. Va, Sept. 1.-THE
state council of West Virginia, Junior
Order United American Mechanics,
cloued its seventh annual session to.
night. Tho following officers were
elected: John KOo. past councillor,
GlenviIlo; Il. J. Savage, councillor,
Parkersburg: T. NJ. ChOuvrout, vice
councillor. French Creek; Brent shri.
yer, secretary, New MartinSville; o. o.
Newman, treasurer, Moundsyillei Fred
o. Blue. conductor, Philippi; John n,
Stanley, warden, Piedmont; ]. II. Kolly,
inside sentinel, Wo!Isburg; ]. /. Mont
gomery, outside sentinel, MononRah; (;
K. l.. Mace, national representative.
Hack Valley. The next session will be
held at CIarksburE on the second Tues
day in September, 1896.
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WrcnrA, KAs, Sept 1l,--A dis.
astrous hro ia raging in Con.
way spring', KaL, town OF 1900
inhabitants, in Sumner county. Hall
the business Centro, including the post.
Office, has beOn DESTROYED
Tho town Ia practically without hro
protection, and ita buildings ara mostly
light frame stF9ctHtss 4 strong wlhd
ia blowing, and II Ia feared tho whole
town will DO swept away.
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THE DECISION.

The Evidence show, ValgYTis had Plenty
of Room DunTAVcu silent,
New YoRE, Sept 1.-THE following il
tho letter OF the regatta committee Of
tho New York Yacht club sustaining
tho protect OF Mr.. Q. Oliver IsOlin on bs-
half Of Defender regarding the foul
claimed against Valkyrio;
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-03-22
FROM PROMINENT PEOPLE.

A great many persons TO our knowledge
have voluntarily pronounced Dr: Kennedy s
FavOrite Remedy successful in curing dis.
ease Here are a number of statements that
demonstrate the value of this medicine.
Commander James ). Dean. of Gen Grant
Post, g. A. r., kondOut, N. ". contracted
an aggravated stomach trouble. which ne
suited in chronic dyspepsia. NE suffered
misery until he used Dr. Kennedy's Favor
lite Remedy. "After using 10 a week." says
Commander Dean. IL felt better, and in q
short while was entirely cured, that terrible
distress and food breaking up sour in nay
throat, had entirely gone"
Rev. 1. w. Hill, Pastor Methodist Church
Accord, N. Y: can speak highly of DIR
Kennedy's Favorlte Remedy as blood
medicine. Ten years ago had a cancer
removed from my lip. then began the
use of DIR. Kennedy's FavOrite Remedy and
to this day no sign of 1t has reappeaIed."
The Sisters OF Charity, 1T. MaTy's Female
Hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y, says: The salts
faction we realize fr0m the use of DIR. Ken
nedy's Favorite Renaedy surpass all ex-
pectation." The worst eases of eczrma,
salt rheum and scrofula yield to its curative
power, nervousness sleeplessness, liver and
kidney complaints and all urinary troubles
are cured by its use.