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Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-27

f. S. Wade Of f'Norridgewook, was visit.
Ing his brother, Albert Wade, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-27

The body of William II. Ellis, aged 16
years, who died, Wednesday,, was taken to
Augusta yesterday, for interment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-27

William C. Albee of Lynn, Mass was
in the city, over Christmas.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-27

Walter Wyman is at home from Tuft,
College, on short vacation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-27
FRANK 8. MAxCY,
.231 Water Street,
GARDINER

New OF Christmas Goods Complete line
OF Fancy Wares such Glass Delft
Plated ar
Lamps Toilet
speciality
ali the Fancv
Teas and cofae.
constantly hand.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Douglas are in
Bluohill, for few days, visiting relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-27

Rev. Hezekiah Chase of Old Orchard,
has been visiting his son, Charles Chase.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Foster returne'
from Winthrop, yesterday, after a few
DAYS visit there.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-27

Charles Frizzcll and Miss 6. J. Hallett
of Wayaville, were at come over Christ
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-27

+. ID. Cole of Portland, is visiting In
town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-27

Dean Small of Watcrvllle is visiting
relatives in town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-27

Walter Grover has accepted position as
messenger with the American Express
Company.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-27

A. l.. SWEET and family spent Christ
mas in Auburn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-27

johnson Bros. shoe factory was shut
down, yesterday, for the annual stock
taking.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-27

Will Jones returned from Boston, yes
tcrday, where he has been visiting for tbs
past two weeks
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-27

Sheridan Plaisted left, wedn ssday, for
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-27

A. p Sewall of Wa!doboro, was in the
city on business, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-27

Ten popular young men will give
dance at Library hall, New Years eve
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-27

The condition of Alexander Fuller is re
ported to be more encouraging
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-27

W. A. Stone was here from Winthrop,
yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-27

Mr.. and Ms. Harry Emmons of Bruins
wick, spent Christmas in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-27

C. G. Parker was a Boston visitor here,
Yesterday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-27

T. J. Southland, I'd, Of Richmond, was
in Gardiner, Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-27

NEW foRx. Dec. 26.
FLoUR-Receipts. l10.20t pkgs: exports, IL. u,
bbls: 67d47 sacks; sales. 300 pkgs; dull
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-27
HALLOWELL.

W. A. Stone was here from Winthrop
yesterday,
C. G. Parker was Boston visitor hero
yesterday.
A. p. Sewall of Wa!doboro, was in tn,
city on business, yesterday.
William C. Albee of Lynn, Mass wa
in the city, over Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Douglas are il
Bluohill, for few days, visiting relatives
johnson Bros shoe factory was shu
down, yesterday, for the annual stoci
taking.
Will Jones returned from Boston, yes
tcrday, where he has been visiting for th'
past two weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Philip Foster returned
from Winthrop, yesterday, after few
days visit there
Robert Hogan Of Yarmouth, is il
the city, visiting his uncle, W. 5. Wood
side for few days
The dances IN Red Mems and Wilson
hall, Christmas afternoon and evening
were largely attended.
A. p Henry returned to his home IL
Portland, yesterday after Il few days
visit with relatives in this city.
There will be a public temperance lect
ure at the Methodist church, Hallowell
Sunday, Dec. 20, at 7.30 p. Nj. by Rev
j. NJ. Estes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-27
GARDINER.

GARDINER.
Miss May S. Smiley left, yesterday, for
Boston.
W. H. Staples of Belfast, was in the city
yesterday.
Hayes Gardiner Of Boston, is visiting
friends in the city.
T. j. Southard, I'd, Of Richmond, was
in Gardiner, Thursday.
The condition of Alexander Fuller is re-
ported to be more encouraging.
Mr.. and MIS-. Harry Enmons of Bruins
wick, spent Christmas in this city.
Ten popular young men will give a
dance at Library hall, New Years eve.
Walter Grover has accepted a position as
messenger with the American Express
Company.
The frankie Carpenter Co. is drawing
good crowds, nightly, at the johnson
Opera house.
The body of William Fl. Ellis, aged 16
rpars who dipd Wednesday, was tn ken IN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-27

Hayes Gardiner of Boston, is visiting
friends in The city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-27

W. H. Staples of Belfast, was in the city
TnStnrdnY
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-27

Miss May S. Smiley left yesterday, for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-21

At Sherman Park. Last night the members OF the
7th and 9th regiments. of odd Fellows lodges OF
Westminster County. and OF the Lincoln, Jeher-
sonian and Ninth Ward Pioneer clubs. ATTENDED IN
large numbers. The Hebrew orphan Asylum Band
furnished music
ION the B)wery" Is rar icu.arly popular pace an
there is no wish to change its name as there Is said
90 he IN the real Rowery Nevertheless. they say
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-21

such things and they do such things on the Fair
Bowery that everybody spends a good deal OF time
there You can be shocked there. toby an
electric battery. The hungry are fed at restau-
rant: fortune-teler occupies tent ana tears the
veil OF the future for a really modest fee. The
naze-a beUilierng contrivance-is well patronlzed
BY those who love mysteries.
In the main hall OF the Lyceum money-makng
scheme has for its object a valuable and complete
naphtha launch. which is being rallied off at 81 a
chance The Temple OF Nesta in the main floor is
used as a fOwer-S:and
"Letter-carriers night will be celebrated to-rnor-
row and all the carriers Of the city have been in
vited 10 attend. on the other nights OF the fair
other organizations will be special guests.
The Home which the English-speakng lodges pro-
nose 10 build at sherman Park Will furnish an
ASYLUM for aged and INDECENT members OF the order
and their widows and orphans. of New-lork city.
for whom there is now no provision. The site at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-21

lary extending entirely around ne intrroI NAM
coats wil be- RANGED on the amphih'atli'' '''h
R,ck Of the pulpit will Toe The 'rfan. anu ild
If the h,ptisry and all the convrni'hC,E ~ a., 70
The orgal ana some Of the other uttnEI Wh.m N. %,
in mo p.rrruoni-s. "l1ce Will j." u''' u. ,'s"
"nn Th. windows Will NJ ncl Win Sta!nyt y ri,,,
~. wills win be handsomely decorated hit ~ -
ii,,btin~ will j.. used. The arrdue' hth'S 't rbo
iT,, ar1 N,n'.iaflug VIII he the latest anu
structure VIII contain spacious lec'ui. an
ecb,nl- room lahl" Cas~ rooms, i''''i'- mo
lor. Kitchen library. pastors STUDY mn Tho
80. u.s. rooms for the Boys l'iita'r an a.
tt,ir,' ,.,ul ana an the other modern c'iN'i''''
S'r e,,..,s- ful church work. .t,.,. ,.,,,,c,
m. nv Mr. Myers is stll coiUp'I - ~ -
NAN and his success has been rrmI' hap' 80, in
i,,iV oh.ut tnirty-nVc years OH, anu VI ,t,tar
Lirosfnu y Y. Ne was educ iteI a. ., t,"cb.e-
iny,rs.v and after leaving II 'iil''.n .'., I,t.I
,,r Th.,lorical Seminary. where IL, va 70 tr ,he
H. ,If H.. has an older brother VINO ~ ~ o 80. i
,i,,i.frv Before leaving the 9'nihalS Nv prj ,,,s
ia ~ i'irs. RANTS, church. ~ syracuse al, s
cn,,il =, its vacan; pulpit In tht W go a., I.ft
ct'l'' >, NINE. The church. AMI before ne
IN, i>q; IL was enlarged iwIc'. IN IN ,t' r,u -
nrI,l>ivr a, an annual salary of >,'' 49,, '~s,ch
s, in the Academy OF Music I' m W. tp,lav
.,,,,n from GO {, ah1U; lN"'. anu NJ .,~ In M.
H., he urges, audiences II any iF''c"-' 90 "
oty. DO, ,.. ,. oe-is,out pastor tho Rev.
" Su,rerto. formerly business ii'" 90 ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-21
DESIGNS on DELFT WARE.

Designs of especial interest to NEWCOMERS are
reproduced on the delft ware made in this country
which is much admired by art-lovers Joseph +.
McHugh & CO.. of Forty-second-st and Fitth-ave.
have a collection Of this ware The artist. Charles
Workman. has reproduced from old prints in the
Astor Library series OF scenes Of early New-York
the City Hall, in Wall-st, where the United States
Sub-Treasury now stands; the stone bridge the
canal that lntersected Broadway at what is now
Canal-st and the Presidential mansion in Cherry
A. Another piece shows OF the substantial stone
cottages that the citizens lived in when Peter Stuy
vesant was stumping about New-Amsterdam ana
owed the State. The reproduction shows the queer
old tiled roof with marvellous ndelity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-21
ron THE yEU.yoRK noon AT ATLANTA.

A concert will be given in the Hotel Waldorf on
"Wednesday evening Of this week in behalf OF the
New-York room TO be established In the Womans
I,u,ldng of the Cotton States and International Eek
,os,ion in Atlanta Ga. The solosts will be Fran
els Fischer Powers, Ben Davies, Victor Harriss, J.
y Wur.s Miss Marguerite Hall and Miss Ella NJ
ncss OF Mrs William Tod Helmuth. Mrs. Oliver
Beil Bunce Mrs. Jennie June Croy; Mrs Io John 5
Mrs Edward Moran, Mrs. Sittig, Mrs. Charles
Terry, Mrs. Joseph b. Reed Miss NJ f. DE Neasco
nd oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-21
THE LAW AS TO "SHORT LOBSIERS.

The seizure Of short Holsters recalls the state
House story about of the earlier bills ior tne
nrotection of that shefsh II had been so clumsiiy
drawn up that II provided mo lobster or less Iehgth
than ten inches shall be caught in any loosterpot
net etc Its correction was brought about by
country member dryly Offering amendment that
~ any lobster less imam ten inches long be caught
in any ,obster-pot net etc. said lobster should
have leave 10 withdraw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-21
CHURCHILL HALL,

r,,-,, pe.,r, - no ,'DfsaII4 open May and Jun"
H,aIihful. Af'r, .t..r HDus" improved ior ~.
II = n Jenkins 1888 %. 90 New York 80 Flfh Avenue
tr.l ,rrl T., =, esth @, g T. NJ when PERSONAL ap-
ii..,.n NAV ,. made ur WI all ~ any address IN
: = Ilro.i so. ~ u-lrh. cities u n.t.H''i
'' '' = T.. CHURCHILL. " p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-21
AT THE ODD FELLOWS FAIR.
SWELLING THE FUND FOR THE HOME
AT SHERMAN PARK

r,oNr1N1-ED SUCCESS OF THE ENTERPRIsE-MCSlC
AND SIDE SHOWS DIVERT THE VISITOR
A CHANCE TO GET a STEAM LAUNCH
The Odd Fellows Home Fair, at Lenox Lyceum'
was well attended yesterday afternoon ana evening
and the money received for admtances ana al the
booths together with that taken at what might DE
called the sdeshows. added many hundreas ol oo'-
Ior. "a The fund for the proposed odd Fellows Home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-21
THE CHICAGO MAY'S DISA APPOINTMENT

From The Indianapolis Journal
ono" she said-and there was the ring OF an I'M
alterable decision in her tones"I will never marry
you. ~, -. 49, ,,.r from, Cbcaoo
Such contumacy was beyond his COMPREHENSION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-21
Business Chances.

Business Chances.
PHYSICIAN about retiring from active service would
"a sell his property and good will OF his practice For
particulars apply CONDIT 81 West 23d-st. ~ Y,
s. D. CoNDlT. opposite Brick Church Station. East
Orange. n. j.
w ANTED by large Soap Manufacturing firm bright.
w intelligent confidential head Office Must b
experienced In the placing the market OF Soap that
WIZ be largely advertised Must have full experience u
all classes OF advertising. High salary "A
perenced man. Address. stating references previous
Perencs; age and salary required l.. Il. L.. p. o. Bog
Els. NewYork City.
w ANTED reliable man to lease shares
w farm 3bI acres prefer some stock ana
tools. GEO. w. DOANE & Co. 2O2 Broadway n Y
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29
ANCIENT WARFARE

EXCHANGE Of prisoners was przetics'Si
IN very early times BIZ both The Greel<
and the Romans
WHEx the lighting bishop Of Nor
-Tich-- n ISs5. storuled tbs. town Of
Gravelines, he mzsszrrs,l the enrir-
populatioS
AT the siege Of Jerusalem By Titus
the captive Jews we're cru-ified hv the.
Romans IN such numbers that. a.
Jos-phus szyS. there was M longer
wood u yvhieh 70 make the erDsses nor
sPaee for them 20 STAN
DUESs the misidle a-eS -eprSsals
were comma The vengeance tzLrE
fpr brave defense Of town ~ castle
z4s generally the hanging Of the m.S.
prominent officers and men amuux the
defenders
WHES Rieharyi I. with the other
crusaders. ,noax Nessina. all the noble
and zs,o.i-iossAxing women of the town
were ezrr1--i Of Some were after
UarSis rsRsoG1-,i- while the greater part
were held a. slaves BY their eaptnr..
WHEY Emperor Henry IN iI9s cap
t1ret >alerno he ordered the wives and
daughters ~ the leading citizens to be
put up az zaetipu and sold and al
thssss unhappy ladies were thus dis
r.1s-s1 q - brutal solder
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

IKE huge guns Of modern nayies can
be fred only seventy-6ve times, when
they become worn out
GO-ssLEs are now supplied by the
British admiralty Ia the officers and
sailors serving ou fast torpesiO b-oAts. a.
the high sp-eess has been found to b. in
JsIrigus % the eyes.
TwFSTr mere thir-v-knoe toroesio
bat desr-Ov~-s have been ordered BY
ths British admiralty This VIII give
England a0silIa Of sixty-two destroy
ers. with = minimum speed Of twenty
seven knots
RErIREo eolsuelS AMI HaAtors we're
among the E1ore than a Thousand appll-
esnts for the Dla@- Of hallxeeper 20 the
ArnourerS' and Brzzsers' eompany in
London whieh was recently vacant
The salary i sl-3oa and s250 for extra
services
HOLLAND = building three fast cruis-
erS 20 nine Thousand horsepower. IN
which the boilers vii be in part % the
ordinary tubular typ for cruising AZ
slow speeds. and in part YarrOx water
tube h-1Ilsrs- 10 be used when excep-
tional speed = required
PRxsEDESr FAUKx proposes to reTiew
the troops on horseback a. the Septen-
Der maneuv~rS- which no president
since NaeNzhon has done. Grevy. Car.
not and Casimir-Perier having ridden
by in carriages The chief OF the pro
toeol Is trying 70 End out whether thers
= any authority for a civilian presi
dents - doiur
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

The Srst rotSee ne snd % royal ra--
meats 20 physician was WIEN Nscho-
as de F--aeha1 w2S called 70 the erur.
Of He1ry III a. = salzry. until he -
came bishop Of Durham IN the a.
eozznts for the rcyzl household. vhsea
Gate from TIE thir-v-shir15 year Of
Henry VI. and eontinue during the
reig1s Of Hear VII and Heury VIII.
We and no regular allowance Vas made
20 the -oyal phrSicians-they we're
given a reward e. hGuorz-iuu:
the royal apotheczr5eS- however. were
paid as IN the form Of legal demand
Among the Cosrorian manuscripts in the
British museum are the accounts 81
Henry VIII On May -. IN the tvven-
ty-arss year of his reign we note To
Cuthbert- the Kings Apotheca-ie, In
fulis XXI xiLs vi-d-
On October Is To the Sarvean;
Apotheeary. his bill xviii l. nsxd-
In the twenty-thirSi rear Of his reign.
on February L In reward TO Or.
Nskesley and another physician. iiiii L. >
On March %: Paid TO nv LADY Prin-
cess phisitian. in reward. XVI Il xii. :. :
On October ); To Or. Butts. phiss
tian for We use of DR.. Thurleby, Bishop
of KY, BY Kings command. ~
Gentlenanis Magazine.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29
TIPS ON AMERICANS.

GEnRGE T ANGEL the weil-known
friend Of dumb animals. i seventy-two
years Of age
ASDEzw CAESE6TE has aroused Brit
ISL wrath b. SAYING that IL would pay
England % burn up her railroad equip
men. and replace il with American
models
HE movement 10 erect n monument
20 the memory Of Anne Hi Carter. the
mother Of Robert Edward Lee, i gain
ing u the south
TIE late o. T. p Durham the Bos-
to1 bookseller. who conducted his bcs;-
ness for years N the haxeners Of TIE
Old South ehureh- LEFT nearly SOD, 200
- vzrious charities
Mas yAHT T. HUSr has sued the city
of Nashua " H.. TO recover e50-eoa
given by her for . memorial library.
The suit Is brought because the eity,
s.ter having ,hs usnnsy far fnsT ysAFA
esazss ssrss CO So
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29
THE WORLD or SPORTS.


Tvs" ~ TN "~'N ~ Ersnsh @Ed
Spanish tr-n> N3s p-2yeSA recently IA
:, .--'t''-oo- slie l-A1-A-l's NeFs sae 0sttSf
40. - - ~ ~ s
ms u runs. one
1Io'n in =, me oeners. wnssn are
'Hsts,1-- iro1 Ar-,'~ ana 49, d
-, - o''' nav 1'sh discoveries
= sn->1n
AZ loeN A. siiissi m 'i's "a isson
l'lo' !, ans AA'ls"p@ e'an,y. n T.. r.
Gently II i s@hf that only two others
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

he anal reckoning sttit ctr hu-t
was % me- a most amusing illuSrrzr,or.
% the national cOartesi-s4 Mr. Kan
ava acted a. though the production Of
his oil we're the mssst painful effort.
ana at length he reluctantly b-uugh, Il
forth consisting q a uunber Of Chi
ns-s s-;rawl, On serips of tissue paper.
Tn Bonded kusss WIKI forehead touch
ing the mat did my friend push Il for
ward / hUwi.g a. well a. my stiff
western back would permit me- placed
the proper sum wrapped in thin white
paper. before him for nothing Is more
IL bred than % hand coin without il
being wrapped IN paper Again It
sas reesived with bowling. low. lower.
lowest. but Z : al>1 the rule Of polite
Eesz % pay something more than the
blll-in fact. 20 pay a hotel bill net
would be considered an insult. o. At
least a marx OF great dissatisfaction
Therefore wrapping a ven dollar il
white paper added II wiki low bows
u vas returned With lower. and finally
pressed uPo1 the host with still more
profound i1eEzatiOcz- and was At
length duly and GRATEFULLY received
The bright little waiting maid re-
eeired her zen with the same show q.
modest reluctance.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

There are doctors and doctors. bu,
1ne II the most intelligent Of al these
friends Of humanity wa one who had
the courage recently 70 give a bit of
advice - the head q family not
many miles from New Yorz- The head
of the family was robust but exaetinz.
healthy but irritable short . YER
liable Hector
Il don't know what 5 the matter
-ith my family doctor. be said but
ny wife i nervous nv children are
suffering from something. don't know
what-in fact. the whole house Is up
ct Even the servants seem vzer-
lating and bordering on nervous pros
trztion-~
Il think Il woald he AL right said
the doctor, If you would take a siz
months tour of EErope-zl0ne-
II cried pzteriamiIiss The onIy
well member of the family"
Yes said the doctor. xrzxeiy
You ought 20 travel-for the health
u your fanny --Harpers Magazine.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29
WHEELS OF REFORM.
NHs- - >pan ~ . y-.zsz Isx~r .r rrur
~ r~wpriR< Sisa@

NH1~ IN >pa@ ~ E-@a'zs Lover - rr8rk
ts rswgsfs< sixa.
A r-fssrn-r- with esSt-iroa principles
~ .u<tiue. GA sad plenty of Old iob.
- IL n rs spare m1suensS F1rua-
ness. te-~th-r Vita q 5asi5ciaas d.
par - eans-sss ~nt54s i,np-srszac-. VII
often uz<- TIE AVS q e,a-porztions
totrrr. zad a pa Argument bring ther
70 tho GRAND
There vas si-u n the -iades - n
Ners NoriS - cram --pzrisr- --zifaz.
Try gsar strawberry &c. e-ez1n zx5ra
tAs strawbeFrs-s frozen IN Wh~u
thos- eo.olin< words eaaxhs the 80 OF
the r-tsrru-r On a recent hot dzv nj
wi-red spirits revived zaf he entered
the pace rztiztizg peace asd Sooi
viii
>traEbe-r h said. co1Ssiratlr.
hezmlH< upoa tn uresidiug Heb.
Thea n "a hack znI though. how
good TIC frozen strzus berries we're 70
ing - taste wh=u the dish wzs
brought he scanaesf Il eEaseir. but
iaiiesi % see arr material signs q ths
berries
Where are the strawb~rriex-- he
ASKED. the genial expression giving
way - one Of stern inquiry.
There Amt none IN dish cream. ?
said iiehs- Only our quart bricks
ha. the strawberries frozen in
What do Eou mean. then said the
customer humping the toor with his
sick. by putting such 4 sign n the
window7 That = promise thar this
arm = huuut - fuiall ! want souu-
cream with strawberries frozea N !
INSIST Hpoa having T. II the pablic IN
genera consents - Dc bambouzlsd BY
that axe Sign doz't. - run right
along and gct N. some frozsn straw
berries
r ri res re dou't SCI Il By he
Plate. said Hsbe- wA0 Was begianing
70 Show symptoms Of hysseria-
I'll have a pate 81 H. said the nan.
''er the arm nust take in that syn
and make E1s an apology
The giri then left the SeId to the PRO
prieto-, who approached the Customer
with eonciliztorv smile
Very sorry, sir. sad he. -hu. We
are just out Of strawberry iec-crram- :
Does the sign eolne down.
1T does
And now the ref1rr1rr goes three
blocks cut If his xay IN pass that store
for the sake II experiencing over again
the satisfaction % an accomplished
purpose \. Herald
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29
RENEWING THEIR YOUTH
A Strange Story from q Nebraska
Village.
rhe Villagers Excited Over the Increased
Health .ad Ni<sr Of the Ofder Tahzs-
itsnt. The Exp-rt<nee OF
Two .yrt~~


Fr7as 10 Hsrki- H.Ftff Cu=rA~ va
A War d-fF>rstd reporter was attracted b.
the evidence Of renewed activity Of some of
the older inhabitants Of the village OK Bruce.
a suburb Of Omaha. Web. and euquir-,f the
cause Mr. Andrew Fin keuselsr. who wa.
= member q Company b Of the First Iowa
Misunderstanding the war. made the follow
inS explanation 80 far a. be himself is c0n-
cerref
In Julr. 1-is. while NJ company was on
the march through % Austin. Texas. vzs
attacked with rheumatism OF the uors,
kind ia one leg al Alexander. La Being
weak I was sunstrucx and remained I'M
CONSCIOUS for several hours. Every sum
nier since have been unable - Ssznd the
heat of the sun. and have been compelled 10
give mp my WORK There was N my heal
q b--arius down feeling which increased
until Il seeEei ny head would burst and
Il czlse,i a ringing in nv ears. ard palpita-
ton Of the heart set in. 80 that ths. slightest
noise woali set M heart thanpIn-- Sev-
er-zi times /. has rendered ne uncuusclou.
for from seven % ten hours al a time In
aeisiitIon u this the rheumatism extended
10 NJ entire side until Il drew M head
down on NV shoulder / lo<s uav strength
az flesh anfi was totally unfit for work
FOR twenty eight years I have consulted
phvsicians and taken their prescriptions
without deriving any material benefit NT
ailments Increased in intensity until Was
assured that therc was no hopefo me Dur
ing iaSt year went into the hatcher bgsi-
usSs. but the dsmPDe>s from the NE used in
creased NY rheumatic pains IN sEsrh an ex-
tent thatI was not only compelled - quit
the business but Was cG111ef - nv houSe
and bed for nearly SIX m0nthsL
In November last | rad in the WORTH
HerytLt a case Of man " no had been En-
tirely cured from the ailments from whirh
l was suffering. BY the use OF DR. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale Peopse- On Novsu Der
=. purchased \ box In week wa. a..
toui<nesf N know that fei. better than |
haEi for six E1Gnths past and before l had
used half box The ringing in n ears h.s
gan 70 essen in volume and ruaIly left me.
Inc pain from the rheumatism Gradually
EFF ne ~ that within Cre WEEK from tl1-
tine took ny first pill was able 20 sit W
IN h-,f On January Is;- was able 10 90 out
and walk around little The palpitzti0H-
Of uy heart entirety ceased On Februzry
9 ] was - thoroughly cure,f that asS-epresi
4 position n night watrhuzn IN the FnreS'
Lawn Cemetery, remaining ont Of doors
from 2. VI until 6 A NJ Ihawe gained u
welgnt from Ia pounds which weighed n
November LAST 70 l7e pounds rhica wsiga
Row.
For nerve building and for enrichsnz tn
nleOsf Pink Pills are unsxreilstf Ttey nzy
- had Of druggists Or air'e-t from the DR.
u Hams Mesilcai Co. SSheussrtAsiv. y Y
tor ~ csGEs per box or SIX boxes for S-S0