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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-13
A Handsome Easter Display,

Among the handsome Easter dts.
playa this season, Dir, First'a pharmacy
ana surgery deserves special mention
Flowers OF ull kinds adorn tho entire in.
terror This little bee hive of business ls
TO DAY one oil tho hnndsomeat spots in
this city. Among tho flowers. which
hang IN proiusion, are warbltng birds of
various Kinds, while In tho aquarlung
swim gold ana silver fish. Among the
collections Of flowers, ure Ayaeinth5, hy.
drahgeas lilies both red and white,
palms, ftandhnnas. terns, asparagus
Vlnes, gefaniums and Varlous other yarI.
etles OF llQYera and Yines
lhe display. which Is among the finest
IN thus city, was gotten uD by Mess.s de
Noeeht anu do Wilke florists, aud reiiects
great credit upon these enterprlslng gen.
tlemen.
The little doctors pharmacy and sur.
gerry at Eighth and Spruce streets, is ono
OF the most complete IN the city, aud is a
credit to tho East side This little bee
hlSels looked upon as Ole oil the most 70.
Liable In this olty.
Ihe drugs are of the best quality and
dispeised at the lowest price for genuine
articles. With the little doctor Ia MIR,
John --- one of the most thorough
ana experienced draggists In this state,
All prescriptions are flied with the great.
est care ahd accuracy. May the little bee
lllSb still continue to buzz as IL Is deaery.
INK OF cohllhued prosperity.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-13
A PROBLEM.
X-Life,
Y-Warner's Safe Cure
Z-HeaIth.
X+Y-Z "
WON'T YOU TRY 1T?
Now Castle Electric halfway.

DOVER, April ..
The House to-day passed the Senate
bill concerning the judiciary In which 1t
Ia provided that during the Illness or in
the absence OF q resident judge another
Judge may perform his duties OF appoint
ing commissions OF In discharginR pris-
oners.
and SENATOR Handy April "a as the date of
Adjournment but both dates were killed.
The House seems to be moving under the
grade rule and the Senate under tue rapid
transit rate.
Messrs. Mustard, Pyle and Walker
stamped on the Delaware State Fair bill.
and 1t was placed In its little crib for an
other day.
The doors Of the public buildings will
open just the same as heretofore and not
open out to the street as wanted by Bish.
op Coleman,
The Senate substitute for the House
bill to widen the Elsmere road was passod
by the House this morning and 10 now
law The road is to be made hfty feet In
width.
At last the New Castle people will be
satisfied perhaps. as the charter Of the
electric railway has been passed. II will
go in across Third street bridge, and Ii 1t
SO desires can merge with sWilmington
railway. Keep 1t up and pass right QUIT
Bfandyvine Sprlags.
The House passed the House bill to al
low the school com missloners OF district
No. AZ In New Castle county to borrow
$1,000 to build new school house in place
OF the one burned short time ago.
The Senate this morning passed tho bill
to compel the Water Commission OF Will
minRton to reduce it's water rents 25 per
oentum tn from the rate in elect on January
LIST Of thi5 year.
Senator Pyle said that the commission
had surplus eoch year and seemed to
have money on hand with which 1t did not
know what to do. Each year 1t has big
surplu9 on hand.
Senator Handy agreed with Senator Pyle
and the bill was passed. Senator Alrichs
alone voting against 1t.
The members of the Street and Sewer
Department of Wilmington. accom- panied
by Secretary Harvey j.. Wiley and Engi-
neer Hatton. had conference this alter
noon with the Committee OH Municipal
Corporations OF the House,
The directors asked the committee to
report fayorably on the bil to allow the
city OF Wilmington to borrow $3.50 900 for
the purpose OF improving streets. They
showed the necessity for the loan. They
also talked on overhead crossings and a
number of other city matters.
William NJ Candy of the Board OF Park
Commissioners was here tbis afternoon
looking over the field to SEQ what chance
the bills pertaining to his department
have OF passing.
TIE House passed the Senate bill to In.
corporate the Bush Lumber Company and
the company can .Iow ~ oceed to buSl-
ness. The capital stock is $4,000. with
power to Increase to $500 900. and the cor.
porators are William Ii. Swift, Edwin Il.
Gayley and James p. Winchester.
ii Is now possible for the South Will
niington Real Estate Company to com.
menee business. The Senate bill to in
corporate the company was passed by the
House this morning. The corporators are
George G. Lotdell. william W. Lobdell
a nd Alexander j. Hart
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-13
Roclslupd items.

The Mite Society of Mt. Lebanon nj. u,
Church held it's annual meeting on Thurs
day evening at the home OF Mrs. Thos. J.
Day. The following officers were elected
to serve for one year: President, Mrs, w.
l. Purks; Vice president. Miss Mary MIL
Ter; Second vice president, Mrs. j. A.
WEIGH; Secretary, Miss Belle Hamer;
Treasurer WIN. II. Purks. The annual
report was read which showed a good
years work we'll done for the church.
Mt. John Mousley had his foot mashed
last Tuesday. while moving roll from .
paper machine.
Miss S. Wood has resigned her positio n
at Rockland Mill.
The large engine that mashed herself
up, will De put Into service In d few days.
During the freshet last Tuesday mum
Der Of fishermen could be seen near this
towr; large number OF fish were caught.
Fine carp were caught by Mr. Hession
OF this place, II FOUNDERS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-13
Women temperance workers.

Tho convention OF the Women's Chiis.
tian Temperance Union at Hockessin,
came TO close yesterday. These are the
new officers:
President, Mrs j. W. Cranaton; score.
tary, Mrs. Mary Donald TREASURER, Mrs.
Ada Qulgley. There waa lively discus.
sion over the local option bill now pend
ing Ill the Legislature. One OF the speak
era Oh this subject was Mis- j. L. Ellis OF
New Jersey. She pleaded Will the women
TO pour in letters to the law makers by
the bushel and aid In every possible way
the Law aud Order Society.
Mrs. Lafayette Marks spoke on the
Girls Industrial School and Mrs. Mary II.
Way OF Oxford spoke on Purity The
work OF tho Delaware White Ribbolers
IN securing the passui OF the bill raising
the ago OF consent was heartily recon-.
meDded. The delegates from this city
were: Mrs George S. CapelIe, Mrs. A. H.
berlin. Mrs. NJ A. Iaggart, Mrs. Theo.
dore Francis, Miss f.. j. Benham, Mrs j,
Wyatt, Mrs. Emerson Mrs. g. S. Mccall
ami Mrs. Lafayette Marks.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-13
n.nIAI. Il.i.l,a

Tho first district convention of New
Castle county Christian Endeavoters will
lie hold In Newark on Friday. May s. Two
sessions Will tie held. one In the afternoon
another at night, meeting OF great in-
tetest Is promised.
Airs. W. ]. Yenglina and Mlss IL. n.
Couch OF Minerva Ohio, arc visiting this
iamllY OF Il NJ. Hoopes.
William Gatta, OF tho lirm of Liatta and
Kniser wagon builde-s. died at his home,
Ne. 400 East Fifth street yesterday, aged
Il ycurs.
drund Senior Warden Kirby. OF the |. o.
Q. F.has Installed the oilie4r5 of CHRIS tine
Eneampinent No. IL.
There are wild flowers In Brandywlne
Park.
joint oonvoeatlon of tho Knights OF
st. John and Malta was held last night
Six new members were admitted to the
order. Diamond State Encampment re-.
ceiYing four. Mt, Calvary Eneampment
one. Eleven members ere raised to the
rank OF hospltali5r5.
Tho third annual bal of the Brandywlne
Club will be hold April 49,
ON every market wagon this morning
was marked-Go to Stansbury Murray's
l0i Cast Front street, to night, Tor Book
beer aud snapper lunch.
Tho knights OF ST. John and Malta will
attend service In Delaware Avenue Bap-
list Church tomorrow NOR ing Rev,
w. A. Walllng will preach tho sermon.
Special Eaeter music will be sung ny the
Choir. The menbers OF tho Lodge will
meet at the lodge room ut a.3o O'Clock At
75n O'Clock tomorrow evening E.lster ser.
vices will be tield In secret general coupo-
cation. ut which time tito order ~ the L II
Grass and SepuiCi4re Nii b0 cOmTel roll All
Sir Knights arc requested To b9 present.
Frdnk Mnjane and Charles DnvIs OF At.
lantic city, have arratg Il foc u 2U.ruuld
light with gloves at l9U pounds.
Lon Agnew won fight from Mickey
Fete near Kansas City Wednesday night
IN six rounds. Agnow, who Is one one of
Pnrson Davies proteEOs, stopped Fete's
rushes and brutal tuctits with skill.
A private cablegram received here to
day announces that tho light between
Frank LIeig the Harlem Coffee Co er"
and Fed Frichard hch wa9 to take place
Iii London saturday night has been do.
clared of.
Thomas s. Meetcer OF PHILADELPHIA, IL
spending few days III MilmtngtoH with
friends,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-13
On the ..oye,nor,. DEATH


The Bayard Legion Democratic Club
last evening passed these resolutions
upon the death Of Governor Joshua A.
MaTvll:
Whereas, The Supreme Governor of
all things. to whom the ages are but yes-
terday, and who sees with equal eye as
God Of all. hero perish or a sparrow " fall,'
has sent his grim messenger to touch
with Icy hand. the mortal tenement Of the
chief executive of our beloved state,
Resolved, That the members OF the
Bayard Legion Democratic Club feeling
that In the death of Governor Marvll. there
has passed from our midst. an upright
mnn, who. honored by hs fellow men by
advancement to high office, would have
shown by his future actions. as he had by
his past life, that the trust reposed in him
would not ba betrayed. share in the COM
mon sorrow OF our ctiZens and extend
our profound sympathy to those who
mourn under the dark clouds of personal
bereavement
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-13
Amusenlents. A
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.


When the curtain shall have fallen on
jed Prouty," this evening at the Grand
Opera House. 1t will have fallen for, per-
haps the last time here, as NJ. Goiden's
next two seasons are to be confined who'll
ly to the West and South, respectively, and
after the latter section shall hayo been
visited, the star and his company are to
sail for Europe for three years stay over
there. not to return until 1900. 1t ac-
curdingly becomes easy OF Comprehen-
sion to grasp the meaning OF the com
pany's curious watchword for the season
at hand. namely. Good bye until 1907
On Easter Monday night, April 18th, at
the Grand Opera House the clever little
Soubrette Florence Bindley will appear in
her massive production OF the comedy
drama THE Pay Train" Both star and
play are old rayorites with our theatre
goere ana are sure OF cordial welcome.
In the third act full train OF cars crosses
the stage at full speed drawn by practle
cal locomotive propelled by real steam
lhe pay car Ia uneuupled In full view of
the au dlenee and at once lit up by elec.
trlclty and action shown In the car. This
elect ls original with and done only by
thts company. Incidental to tho play MIsB
Blndiey Will Introduce her famous special.
Ties consisting OF songs, dances and musi.
cni solos. She will also sing her beautiful
waltz song entitled Little Mury Ann"
IL ls predicted that 'Chariey's auntpWill
make make wilmington theatre-geing people
laugh as II has done in New York, Chlca.
go ana Boston. A correct idsu OF it's
mirth- ~ provoking powers will be found
Wednesday, evening, April II, when lts
iltst representation In this city Will be
given at the Grand Opera House. There
Is no question that 1t has made London
laugh Tor over two Years and that 1t has
been seen for that period and still remains
the most popular pi1ce In the English
metropolis. Equally it il that its 25Olh
performance In New York. l5Oth in Chica.
go, and lts i5Ulh IN Boston Is conceded
the funniest comedy III a decade.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-13
DEATHS.


TAlN RE--In his city at 747 ". Ninth street
on The iith Inst Jane faiyre, wife oil q. Z,
Fayre. aged ~ years
RelH, ives and friends OF the family are IN
inyited IT, attend the funeral from her lato
residence, Monday moruing Mt 9 O'Clock
High mitss Sacred Heart Church. Interment
Old Cathedral Q netery.
REESE-t'n the 1fth instant. Margaret Resse
III her 7l.tyear
Funeral from her late residence, No. ll9
West Liberty street, on saturday 18th, ut 2
clock.
Not for the dead in Christ we weep,
Her SORROWS now are DER:
The sea is calm. the tempest past.
TN that eternal shore.
CAMERON-On April 18th, lsas. James IL.
cameron, aged 81 years
Funeral Monday, Aurli 18th 1895, Mt 10 80 a.
M. ut the Church OF the Now JerusaleIr:.
Delaware avenue and Washington streets
lnterucnt N l!mington aud Bran dy wine
Cemetery.
HAfbEN-On April llth. 1925 reter T. Hay,
den IN tho lltlI yenr OF his age.
Relatives and friends ar5 respectfully In 2.
vitei 70 attend the funeral from hts late
home, llawley street. between Second aud
Ihird, sunday afternoon. ii 2,:N o'clock.
services ~ the house and INTERN mt at River
view Cemetery.
GA1TA--In this city. on the iati inst WIN
Gatta III the ST year 0l his age.
Relatives aud friends are invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence. No. ipl
East Firth street. on Monday afternoon at >
o'c,ock, IntcrHent ut Wilmington and
brandy wine Cemetery.
PiERC Cl9--Un April 18TH, 1Sql, Mary A., wife
ui Edgar c. Pierce.
buo notice OF the funeral will be given.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-13
FOURTH edition
BASE BALL NEWS.

rThis column will be devoted to Base BALL
newa All news concerning the clubs is re-
spectfuiiy solicited, Address al comDuni-
officel
Rockford Is not the whole State OF Del.
nware-New W Castle Is ulso a part Of it.
Well. at least SO says the {. A. g.
The Y. III. q. A. will play It's first ga me
with the West Chester club.
kennett Square Intends to come Into the
base pdll arena. It's team. as far as can be
learned ut present. Will be Donohoe. p;
Jack KeatlnR. c.iPlummer,l lb.nnd cha nge
pitcher; Mike keatng, 3b,; Avil Sc;
Swuyne. CT. This leaves second base and
two iislders to be selected but the team
will doubtless have no trouble In securing
good men.
Ihe idea among those at tho head OF the
matter ID to secure ton men to put sunicl-
ent money into the club to tlt out and
fence grounds The players will he paid
Tor each game played. and II there Ia any
money left ut the end OF the aeasen 1t will
be divided among the men who have risk-
ed heir money in tho club.
The BIownson VIII have no club
Leach will stick to tae Q. a. G. this
year.
Good news already has come from
Montgomery, ON the Amsterdam.
Rockford should win the state cham
pionsllp tnis year.
The Boston National League team
played the Amsterdam State League team
In Amsterdam yesterday. The Boston
scored II runs. IA bsss hits and made s
errOrs. The AmsteriaIn scored IL runs, Is
hits and made errors Dolan and Nichols
pitched aud Warner caught for the Bos-
tuA. Donovan anu Nignaux, Iatro and
Dowd. Gallagher and Lovelock were the
batteries for the Amsterdam. Umpire,
Leon Il. Hall.
The following is the result of yester-
day games:
AT Chambersburg g--Philadelphia. II;
Chambers. D.
At Harrisburg philadelphia, 25; Harris.
burg. I.
At Pot:svllie-Pottsvtlle "A: Scranton, 6.
At Reading-lteadlug, Is; Pottstown. 5
Al New Haveu-Edgewood.5 S; Boston, lii.
Pennsylvania and Wesleyan Will play
to day.
PRINCETON. n. j.. April r. Thu Prince.
tons left tonight for Baltimore, where
Troy will meet the Baltimore League team
tomorrow. The following men were
taken: Williams IIeHchard, Altman
hitzrot. Bradley, Easton. Otto, Genlster,
Brooks, Kelly, Payne L. Ward, w. d.
mhrd and Jayne. The tielding position
Of the team was changed to-day. when
Brooke determined to put Gehister on
snd base, Ward on third and Z. Ward ut
shortenup. The men, with the exception
OF Gehleter. are III The best condition and
exbect TO 1uake creditable showing.
Representatives of base ball clubs of
Oxford. West Chester Coatesville, Ken.
.'otA ~ N"i Q ahh SAlhip 1 olu uiet az tne
last named place yesterday afternoon and
arranged Il schedule for the games to be
played i'll the Chester County League
championship series.
The lexas Hanger Base Bail club has
been organized and is ready to accept
challenges from all II years d play ers.
AddIt s. Irwin Il. Hamer. 2l5 latnail
street.
The Q, A. G. players have been measured
for their UNIFORM which Will he gray
Shirt aud cap with blue pants and stock.
tngs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-13
A nr.rrNeh l.chnke.

Captain Chambers was ohiigal at mid.
mig to lock w Mary james colored, GU
the Charge ol disordar!y conduct Judge
Ball vntueh'her curses Ht ~ ana costs.
Joseph Norton last evening deiberated
loo long OH Alarket street whether to 20
out the road or 80 to the SUNDAY Break.
fast Association. Officer Lyons felL 1t
his duty to send eseph to the city hall.
He will board at itot9l Giltls Tor 80 days
or pay SS and costs.
Charles Lynch. II youth uf IS. was held
in 5000 hait on this cAet sc OF larceny OF q3
bags valued at ~ dj the property of Ash
ion H. 1atnall Tie bags we're sold by
Lynch aHd young Harper for one cent
each.
John Huston coIored, WIS hold in 800
bail for The upper court on tha charge Of
assault with blackj9ck on benjamin
Knox .=.-#
ltappears that Knox wrote an Insulting
letter to d eolored girl to whom Huston
is paying attention. The letter Of rather
copy OF IL, war produced in Court and
Judge Ball bIuudcd HE winter a= ms VINO
should be bounded out OF society," lie
was only tit Tor tile company Of ours,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-13
General w. /. Bolton.

Genefal w. j. Bolton,
Bromo Lithia Water Co. Dear Sir
In answer to your inquiries in refer
ence to the Bromo-Lithia Water
| would state that consider il most
wonderful water. l have been confined to
the house for one month with rheumatic
gout My feet were so swollen that could
not get shoe or stocking on. and was suf-
fering excruciating pain and had not a good
nights sleep for three weeks. when you
kindly gave me about pint fall you had
at home at that tlme), and after taking a
few de es 1t greatly relieved my pain and
thereafter | slept soundy, and in few
days was able to attend to business, The
water took the swelling completely out of
my feet, and on less than one gallon of It
was completely relieved and apparently
cured. ! am only too happy to recommend
the water. as l consider 1t invaluable and a
duty to suffering humanity to recommend
1t. Respectfully yours.
WM. ]. BOLTON,
U. S. Custom House Inspector, Philadel-
nhia, Pa,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-13
ARR Nnn OninHs

Tho tickets to Denver, Col. and return
for the meeting OF the National Eduea.
tionnl Association will he on sale july 3rd,
4th aud 5th at rate of one standard fare
with two dollors added Tor the round
trip. Teachers and others that intend
taking advantage of the low rates can
have sleeping eur reservation male in ad.
vance aud get full Information as to cost
of side trips to the prlnelpil points OF in.
terest throughout Colorado and Utah.
Reduceh rates by addressing Jobn II.
Pott. District Passenger Agent Chicago,
milwaukee, and ST, Paul halfway Williams.
mort Pa
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-13
A STARTLING FACT.

SIxteeu Per Cent at Life Insurance AppIi-
KIdnc>s.
Dr Lauhert tha General medical director
OF the Equitable iiio insurance Company.
New YorK,.t Is reported to have said: 'N re-
icci sixteen per cent, OF the applications for
insurance, aul have saved the entt;e cN-
pcusr OF this meiicel department by the re
teet On ut appiirnnls whu had discussed kid
Weyss md syha died within two years aftcr
reiretci -hem.
This appalling statement shnuId have ;he
utl enitan ot oar eitiHe4s There Is no rea-
sou lo-5iay " ly peopic should allow kidney
aigeas,, to get such "A hold ON them. nature
seld- her warning inttIc slight pain In the
bartS poor rlrcul tti1n of tnc hoUl sedi-
IN N III the uriue. When any Of these . mp
tons appear, nr David kcnnelS's EatOrtte
ltenlETtN should he tax kvti III small huStShi once
and fius drtHe tt!e poison ont Of the bio oil
ana fesInrs the k.hncya to hefltNy tetton.
To our anu uwltdge thls IS tile ouiy med cine
thai surtlS cures ms hWosi universal
eoRgp@,nti g amt t5c recovery Of MIR oscar lambert
OF iptfp6 Mo- whose casr hhs ticn talked OF
IN he p!IftrrS the wUrldOEer. Quoting from
his let 7 10 tHe Press, MI. Lambert says: u
wtesgieeted tbt llrst yinPtems until | FUND
my spi1 in urd sith complicated dlsc1se of
thH kidnrEs. No mot-a even suffered more
ani liNeh Ny physician iAi4ea 70 lisitl9e. ilt
Remedy. II relieved inv dneys atm,st i'm
mcdtatf IA, and IN ttew weeks / was clear OF
MI PAIN and untltcta cutei
ravo, ite Remedy ha@ hAhsmnrc free alNor
tstuE in the { iumrs o. tie duty phhsls
tEAtt ANYTHING we KNOW aEtroh thc tHEt that
1t does As is pIumiscd-Cures disease.
". p. Draper. Druggist. Springfield
Mas4, writes. 'Japunese Pile Cure hNs
eered years at1iieteH; could not walk
half mite In tile last three years how
walks RnvdlRtHnco,
y Is DAnforth Second and Market
streets. and Allilera Drug slUre, ih2 Mar.
ket ST Get.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-13
Damages for His Daughter, Life,

brooklyn, April l3.--The jury in the
suit of Charles w MoKeever to recover
damages for the loss of his daughters life,
from the Atlantic Avenue Railroad com.
pang, brought in verdict for 81, 900 before
Judge Clement In the city court On Jan.
l6i ls9i, tho child Ellen, was knocked
down and killed by a trolley ear belong
ing to the company, on Park avenue. This
Is the second trial of the suit, the Jury
having disagreed on the first,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-13
we Wou,d like you Kno,y

our storo our prices and our ehoe stock but
we don't want to introduce you to them
by means of the old fashioned IN oss cover.
ed joke about every thing we sell being
below cost or tess than half price we also
know that good look at what we sell la
worth three or four yards of tulk. SO as
you may need Easter footwear what do
You say to dropping IN and trying our
pricos and seeing some new and very
pretty styles of footwear for spring use
We mean our prices to be money savers
and you will find they are. Forman's No
10 Inst 18th street between Market aud
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-13

Ripley Bromo-Lithia Water Co. Dear
Sir; | have suffered with chronic
diarrhoea ever since the battle OF
Stone River. and have had profuse mucous
discharges. The greatest relief obtain is
from the use of the Bromo-Lthia Water Of
Ripley, o.
r. r. KAUTZ.
Captain in 59th o. V. l., Higginsport, o.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-13
L OW
TARIFF
PRICES

Enables everybody to wear Cloth.
ing made to order. BY ordering a
suit OF clothes or pants with ua.
can buy them as cheap as ready
nude. and to meas ure. Ever, body
Will admit that Clothing to meas.
ure fits better than any reudy made
no matter how good they are cut,
and another advantage you have.
is we keep them In repair for you
a whole year free of Charge.
Our prices OF suits made to or.
der: A strictly all-wool home
spun Scotch Chevlots. Black and
Blue Cheylots, fancy Cheviots In
two dozen different styles foI SI2.
A Clay Diagonal Black and Blue,
strictly all wool SIS, and hun.
dred other styles. comparatively
cheap and perfect lit and work.
manship guaranteed. We call
your attention to our special lima
OF 81. so trousers, guaranteed to be
worth IRON 81 to IS in any mer-
chnnt tnilor store i'll this town.
Come and look at them; it doea
not matter II you do not buy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-13

Ripley Bromo-Ltthia Water Co. Dear
Sir; had for many years an
uncomfortable feeling over the kidneys
and upon investigation discovered
that I was suffering from Diabetes the
urine being excessive in quantity, the spe-
citlc gravity reaching 1894 and showed by
test large quantity of sugar. At this
stage of the disease, fully confirmed. l
began the use of Bromo-Lithia Water.
which has so had the effect to reduce the
quantity of urine and the specific gravity
to the normal and yielding me my former
good health am glad to be able to recon-
mend its use to any like sufferers.
SAMUEL r. JOLLY, Ripley, 0.