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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-04-01
personal .Nia

MIR. Martin A. Dillingham;, who has
been at the Maine General Hospital for
some time on account of an injury to one
OF his legs. is able to be out again. He
Is still on crutches, but is gaining.
President Whitman of Colby Uniyer-
sity, has been on lecturing trip in
Aroostook and Washington counties. He
spoke at Fort Fairfield. Caribou, Calais
and Eastport. ss1Tss@s-'r3
Rev. Mr.. New bert of Augusta, preached
a very fine sermon at the. First Parish
house yesterday on "a Universal Reli-
gion." --- --.'--A.s''.asE'ss ?
Rev Mr.. Kimmell VIII entertain the
fraternity club at the Sherwood this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. DO. Davis leave next
Wednesday for California;. !. They will
travel year before returning to the
city. ~r.
Alderman Smith and wife arrived
home Friday from GAINESVILLE, N. T..
WHARF he has been verg SICK for about
eight weeks.
Mr.. Arthur Hunt, who has been travel
ing on the island of Cuba the past three
months, has. returned home. 0een 90
Mrs. Helen B. C. Beedy of Bangor is the
guest of Mrs. George G. Frye. She will
soon lecture before the NJ. L, o., on @The
Mothers of Maine 3a6 ,ga f.ssa,
number Of students are home. from
college for the Easter vacation, There
are Miss Kate Larrabee from Vassar;
Messers. ChampliD, Chamberlain, and
Burrage of Brown; Freeland Bolster oil
Yale; Leighton and Plunimer Of Hebron
Academy. ,s
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The Death Rate.

There were twenty-five deaths reported
last week in the city, seven in ward seven
four each in wards, one and six, three each
in wards four and five. and one in ward
three. Of these three were freln apoplexy
TWO each from heart disease, NE ningitis
and pne nmonia, one each from asphyxia
bronchitis, dropsy, senile gangrene, mani.
ton, laryngitis, congestion Of the lungs
erforatis of bowels, peritonitis, phthisis
premature birth, and sal coma of jaw
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-04-01

The committee of ARRANGEMENTS of fhe
New England Fair win arrive in this city
Tuesday. April 9, Tor the purpose of con
lerFing with the directors OF Rigby Park in
regard to the fair being heldlhere four days
in August.
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Spiritualisn.

The First Spiritual Society" observed
the 47th anniversary of modern spiritual
ism in Mystic hall, yesterday afternoon
and evening. The services were conduct
ed by joseph D. Stiles OF Weymouth,
Mass. assisted by Mrs. H. q. Berry Of this
city. The lst Of March is the Easter of
the Spiritualists, aud the floral offerings
were many and beautiful, the audience
completely filled the hall.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
buy A baby
one Of our perfect and pleasing
Baby Carriages
OF THE
HEY WOOD
Manufacture and you will have
Manufacture and you will have
Done Yosar Very Best.

We will explain why this is so..The
Haywood Carriage has the most grace
full design, the most perfect running
gear, the lightest, strongest, newest and
neatest frames; they all have haitian
Bottoms, no carpets used in these, and
all have the new non-rusting, unbreak-
able, metal bicycle wheels, with rubber
tires on the better ones. They are fin
ished with best white sbellae on rattan
and wood work, and upholstered In
plush. silk, broaocloth, milanaise anu
all popular and seasonable goods, and
most impoit ant of all they have he Rest
and simplest brake, and one that can
be relied upon to hold the carriage sta,
tionarY, even upon an incline.
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"Mrs. winsiow,s soothing Syrup"

has been used over Fifty Years by millions
of mothers for their children while Teeth
ing, with perfect success. 1t soothes the
child. softens Hthe gums, allays Pain. cures
Wind Collie, regulates the bowels, and is the
best remedy for Diarrhoea whether arisi ng
from teething or other causes. For sale by
Druggists in every part of the world. Besure
and ask for %rs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
25cts. bottle.
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Personal.

IF ANY ONE who has been benefited by
the use of DR.. Williams Pink Pills will write
TO p. o. Box 1867. Portland. Me-, they will
receive information that will be Of much
YaIu and interest to them.
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OWEN, MOORE eco.

Curtains, eight good pat.
terms, ecru color, at 33c a
yard today, other days
soc.
HANDBEBCHLEFs COUNTER.
One lot of mems hem
stitched corded border,
white cotton Handker.
chiefs, at Ioc--great bar.
gain.
LINENS COUNTER.
One lot Of bleached
Darnask Doylies, fringed,
slightly rumpled from
having been used to
decorate the window, to
go at $500 a dozen to-
day, great bargain.
One lot of thick heavy
white Turkish Bath Tow
els, fancy colored Dor
derS, at II I-2c.
LACES COUNTER.
One lot of broad, but
ter color Laces, assorted =
patterns, at ISc, been
25c to 36c,
EMBOIDERIES. COUNTER.
One lot of Hamburg
Edgings, assorted widths
and patterns, at nc, been
ISc to 25c.
NECKWEAR COUNTER. (Women'sl
One lot of tucked and
hamburg trimmed sets Of
Collars and Cuffs, at CSC,
marked dow n from soc.
At same counter, one
lot of embroidered Silk
Handkerchiefs, at three
for csc.
HABERDASHERY COUNTER.
One lot of Century
Suspenders, at 35c, been
soc.
BASEMENT.
One lot Of Cups and
Saucers, Japanese ware,
to go today at 25c, regu-
lar price soc,
One hundred medium
size "Water Drop" Tea.
pots, with wicker bale, at
SC, great bargain.
Five thousand printed
Japanese rice paper Nap
klns at CSC a hundred, as
sorted colors.
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This one Will interest you.
II is u most graceful design,
and has d frame and gear
equal to a So one of some
MAKES. 1t is finished in hest
white shellac, with lined and
fiouncad satin parasol, wool
mai and Afghan, upholst-
cred in plush or broadcloth,
leader in style and make.
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PORTSMOUTH, N. H., March, 81, '95,
J. r. Libby, Esq,
Dear Sir:
Last summer being
in Portland, | bought at your store
a pair of very nice Kid Gloves, they
were extra fine skin, and the shape
and stitching was excellent. / want
another pair of the same make but
do not remember the name, and the
stamp on the inside is nearly worn
out It begins Cont and that
is all [ can make out.
If you have the same Gloves now
please send me by return mail one
pair light tan, size 6 IA.
Enclosed please find s1.50,)
and oblige yours truly,
Eta r. G -.
Mrs. John r. G--.)"
Answer. The Gloves you desire
are the "Centemeri." They can be
found IN no other store. We send
the pair you order by this mail.
We also mail you our booklet
telling you Of other specialties Of our
| business.
Bangor, Me-, March IS, '95.
Mr.. J. R. Libby,
Dear Sir:
What make of Kid
Gloves do you recommend for style
and wear?
Please answer, and oblige,
Respectfully yours,
Jennie McG-.
No. Y H------ St"
Answer. You will find your ques-
ton answered in the above answer
to the letter Of E. r. 6.
Reply to Mrs. J. E. o., Biddeford.
Samples of Cravenette (black)
mailed to you to-day. The one
marked 50 we have tested by a
severe test and find it absolutely
water proof.
We call them sDuck's back"
Cravenette.
Answering E. Fl. J., Lexington.
We have Black Crepons at Toe,
81, $1.25 and so on up to IS. 1t IS
the leading Dress fabric this spring.
There is an infinite number of
weaves, some have blistered- like
surface, some are in waffie-like pat
tern, some just crepe with glossy
lines and stripes.
Shall we send you samples?
Everett, March 81, '97.
J. r. Libby:
Are the Ginghams you advertise
as sScotch" at 25c yard genuine
Scotch? If so will you please send
me samples of rather large plaids,
having. some bright in them?
And obhge yours truly.
V. Ell. d.
P. S. Have you good quality at
less than 25c?
Answer We are quite sure that
the Ginghams in question were made
in, or near Glasgow, Scotland.
We have more than 100 styles of
them. The samples are forwarded
by this mail. We also enclose some
samples of Barnaby-Scotch Cling
hams. These latter are made near
Providence, by the exact process
that Glasgow Scotch are.
We have Is styles of these at
u IL cts.
10 Everybody.
OF course you remember the
invitation we gave you Saturday
IN the papers to come to our Easter
| Kid Glove eXhi bition.
The 'sCentemeri Kid Gloves,
$3.50.
| Nobody else in Portland has them.
The "Adlaire" casters, $3.50.
Extra fine skin, pearl buttons, stitched in
The "Trocadero," seven hook,
$3.50.
Made in France. real kid.
The ssValeria," real kid, SIPS.
| Fine skin. fancy metal buttons, stitched in
! black and self coors.
The "Anita," white and pearl,
$1.0o.
| The "Marquise," five hooks, 81.
| Tan and black.
We have several lines of low cost
Kid and I4ambskin Gloves.
Fabric Gloves. Taffeta Silk
Gloves, tan,
slate, black, first class cut and stitch
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be shoWery.
APRIL 1. 1895.
W. A g''1 ' sits
the follow
ing list of bargains.
GLOVES COUNTER.
One lot Of six button
Jouvln, mousquetaire
wrist Suede Gloves, tan,
grey and mode at $I.48,
marked down from
S2.oo-all sizes except
8 IA.
SKIRTS COUNTER.
One lot, three styles
of fine fast black satteen
walking Skirts at $I.I2,
marked down from $3.50
and $I.72.
BLoUsEs, ETC.
One lot of grey flannel
Blouses for boys, seven
to nine years, at o2c,
marked down from
500.
INFANTS OUTFITS COUNTER,
One lot of fine em-
broidered Flannel, four
shades Of grey and
brown, at 75c, marked
down from S1.oo.
Also a lot of stylish
bingham Dresses for
girls one to three years,
at SOC, been 75c.
Fifteen Children's
short Cloaks, to be sold
today at SI.oo, $50
$50, 800 and AS
been S. to $50.
HOSIERY COUNTER.
A lot Of Onyx black
cotton Hosiery, wom-
ems, high spliced heels,
the proper weight for
spring, at 24c, reduced
from 36c-
One lot of infants
three-quarter length
black cashmere Stock
ings, fine English goods,
at CSC, been 4oc, sizes
4 to S IL.
UNDERWEAR COUNTER (Knitte
One lot of women's
heavy balbrlggan Jersey
ribbed Vests and Pants,
at CSC, marked down
from soc.
At same counter, one
line of fine white merino
Wrappers, for children
one to six years, at 3oc
to 4oc, been 45c and
Csc.
CORSETS COUNTER.
One lot of the cele-
brated Warren Hose
Supporters at Sc and
1oc for the two sizes,
regular price I2c and
I5c.
UNDERWEAR COUNTER (lMu8lin.)
Twenty-Five dozen
fine cambria Corset
Covers, hamburg trim
med, high and V neck,
to so at 100, regular
price csc.
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Maine Central.

Pullman car service on day trains bstween
Boston and RockIa adg-will be resumed Mon
day Anril 2gth
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and the best appetizer known, is Dr.sSieg-
ert's Angostura Bitters. Try lt.gss,.
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Dldld, DIT 0, 10 ana 80,
marked down from II,
IS and 25c.
NOTIONS COUNTER.
One lot of patent
Globe Hooks and
Eyes, black and white
at &c card, two doz-
en-.
UNDERwEAR COUNTER, (nen's1
One lot of fine natu-
| raj wool Shirts and
Drawers, the right
weight for present wear
ing, at 72c, marked
down from 500.
HOSIERY COUNTER, )Nens)
One lot Of heavy wool
black Sweaters, for
boys, at 78c, marked
down from $I.oo.
| TOILET GOODS COUNTER.
One lot of wood back
Hair Brushes, black
Russian bristles, at nc,
been 25c.
One lot of fine bristle
Cloth Brushes, at 24c.
Five hundred silver over
lay flligree Toilet Bot
| ties, at 24c.
STATIONERY COUNTER.
One assorted lot of
Irish Linen Stationery
Writing Paper and En-
velopes in fancy boxes,
at loc, regular price
CSC.
One lot OF silvered
Photograph Frames, cab
met size, at I4c, been
25c.
LEATHER GOODS COUNTER.
Two hundred silver
ed Belt Buckles, six de-
signs, at Ioc, great bar
gain.
JEWELRY COUNTER.
One lot of aluminium
! Back Combs, mounted
on celluloid, at SC, been
I2c.
RIBBONS COUNTER.
One lot Of fancy Belt
ing Ribbon assorted
colors, at 2oc, marked
down from 900.
YARNS COUNTER.
One lot Of best quality
Germantown Yarn, Bluet
shades, at Ioc a skein
today, regular price 18c.
NEEDLEWoRK COUNTER.
One lot Of white can
vas Laundry Bags,
stamped for embroidery
at Ioc, marked down
from soc.
One lot of hard SOL
dered woven wire Lamp
shade Frames, to be
covered with silk or pa
per, at I7c, regular price
25c.
In the Picture Room
we'll sell about a hundred
colored Pictures, size
Iox2o, at CSC, been soc
and $500.
SILKS COUNTER.
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WHAT ELSE
THE PRICES OF COURSE.
SOME EXAMPLES:

A perfect gem OF a cal
riage, bicycle wheels, rubber
tires, pafent brake, PONCE
silk, douced, scalloped and
lined, parasol, upholstered
with 3 silk plush cushions,
tied in With satin ribbons.
caa he had in hroadcloth if
desired. Elder down Afghan,
Lambs wool Mat. We need
not say it is q great value.
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The Cape Elizabeth Town Meeting
There is a call for actown meeting in
the new town of Cape. Elizabeth Monday,
April 9Th. assd sese @.9; r.
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Don't forget John. Drew sale this
morning.
Ssmi-Annual Dividends.. &
These dividends willsbspaid inssapril:
Date. Name. Dividend. amt.
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PEEES---Adyice Free.

To any person suffering from Piles or
any other rectal disease, I viii send an
account of my own case and how was
cured, after years of great suffering and
inconvenience. 1 have nothing to sell,
but for the sake of humanity, will direct
the afflicted to sure and permanent
cure. Address N.B.S., Lewiston, Me.
april Tu, TIL, &Sat3w =
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Bangor 6's '99, L. BIZ st93 ~ SIS. 900
l Bangor rs, '99, Il. r., IL II 1875
16 Bath 6's, 1893, 4,1i0
Belfast W. l.. IS. IL 1875
Lewiston & auburn St.5's,3 IL 6,6s5
] Maine Cent. SIS, 1912, 21-2 6.73S
! Maine Central tx. 6's Colds 1885
Maine Cent. Con. 6's, 35,00l
i Maine Cent. ConI. rs, ) IL lo575
Portland & kennebee G's, 1867
Observation-Disclosures prin-~--.--s.---
r%noipal, yd,,sS:- ss(a)55o, 600
SIS, 'S7sST gig 5000
= Belfast Water Co.. gig 1925
! Passport Water Co.e5s., 21.2 1000
Is European & North Eameri-ly, ftsst-
can. flkG u 10 Pig G. 500
Maine Central, % .3e Asea--'f 81 1856
4~-ss ina e,3f
a.-amountFpayablei in Boston!
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John Drew sale today. DON'T miss it.
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A wonder at the price
named. kattan Eo,tom, met
al wheels, AiilanaIse upholst-
cry, satin, iluhnced and scai-
Hoped par sol wonl mat and
Afghan. Easily worth $40.
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You can see the largest assortment Of
Baby Carriages at our, store that has
ever been in amy store in Maine. They
are from Is 10 rs per cent lower than we
have ever sold them before,and we nave
sold hundreds of them i'll Gays gone By
that suited in style and price. Call and
see and you will buy Il Haywood Rattan
Carriage. We are sole agents for this
section and we are proud of The line.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
]. R. LIBBY
Our Question Box.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., March, p, '95,
J. r. Libby, Esq,
Dear Sir:
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THE House furnishing Resort. :"
HOOPER, son & LEIGHTON.
482, 4S4 Congress St, 100, l g 124, 1875
Center ST., right at The Oenter of
retail trade.
PORTLAND YACHT CLUB.

g The regular monthly meeting of the PORT
land Yacht Club will. be held at Club house
Merchants Wharf, on Wednesday evening
april Sd at O'clock.
apr1d3t CHas. +. FLaGG, Secretary.
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Answering e. Ell. j., Lexington.

Answering b. FL. j., Lexington.
We have Black Crepons at 75c
81, $l.25 and so on up to 50. It is
the leading Dress fabric this spring.
There is an infinite number Of
weaves, some have a blistered-like
surface, some are in waffle like pat
tern, some just crepe with glossy
lines and stripes.
Shall we send you samples?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-04

saw two men standing near the ONCE.
The robbery was discovered by Assistant
Postmaster Lester Murphy when he went
into the vault 70 get some stamps. zen
thousand dollars worth had been placed
there Monday, end from which two days
ssles had been made. A box containing
jewelry and silverware, belonging 10 the
postmasters daughter. Mrs. Harry Dew
eraux. partly wedding presents. was also
stolen. The thieves had carefully chosen
all the doors which they had 10 unlock
with their duplicate keys.
Two weeks ago two men, passing as
attorneys, came into the postmaster's Of
fee and asked TO borrow his keys 10 I'M
lock a tin-box carried by one OF them.
which. they said. contained papers 20 be
filed In the United States court. While
there another man came IN and asked 10
see the postmaster. Mr.. Ridgely referred
him 20 Mr. Mccarthy. and went across
LIZ 1all 10 Introduce him. when he
came back. he noticed ore % the sup
posed lawyers holding the safe key % the
light AMI examining IL intently. The
postmaster learned from the clerk OF the
Circuit Court that no papers lad been
filed. Suspicion was alayed. however hy
the return Of one OF the men ncXt morn
ing. who told Mr. Rdgley that ne had
got the box open and would file Tho We
pers soon. The police believe that while
Mr.. Ridgiey WAS Introducing one OF the
conspirators 10 Mr.. Mccarthy. tho ac-
complco In fis private Office was takins
a wax impression OF the keys
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-04

KNOXVILLE. TENN. April "A large
and enthusiastic meeting was held here
to-day In the interest OF a railroad from
the East Tennessee coal fields 10 the
South Atlantic seaboard. at either
Charleston or Port Royal. Representa-
tivcs were present from Kentucky. Ten
nessee, North Carolina, South Carolina
and Georgia. The afternoon meeting
was held at the public hall of the court
house. which was packed. and hundreds
could not get seats or standing room.
Judge :. Il. Logan. OF Knoxville, presided.
and speeches were made by p. X. Nc
Gully. ,of Anderson; Major Whitner.
Major Lee and l.. W. Perrin. of Green
wood. J. II. Harrison. OF Walhala, and
others. G.. w. Waggoner. of Charleston.
was also present and participated. Reso-
buttons were adopted approving a scheme
OF Colonel A. r. Boone, OF GAINESVILLE
Ohio. under which he proposes TO build
the road, Enthusiasm runs high and
many believe that the construction OF
tbs Exeat Ina " ASSURED
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Miss Rosa Lichterstein Becomes the Bride
- Mr lewis :. Strauss.

At o'clock last night With all the
impressiveness Of the ritual of The jew
ish marriage service. Rev. T.. y. Calsch
united in the holy bonds of matrmomy
Miss Rosa Achtenstein TO Mr.. Lewis
). Strauss. Of Charles 2n. W. Va. The
beautiful ceremony was performed in the
Masonic Temple in the presence of a
vast c0ncOurse of relative, ana friends.
who mad assembled 10 see the happy
couple made man and wife
The decorations were beautiful In the
extreme. consisting Of palms ana other
various flowers
The groom was attended by his best
man. Mr. ;. 4. Strauss.
The ushers We're as follows. Messrs.
Lewis Lovenstein. Albert Schwab of
Charleston. ". Va. Henry Strauss, Felix
aossberg, Gustave Oestre.cher, and Ja-
cob Lichtenstein
The bride is the charming daughter of
Mrs. Caroline Lichtenstein. and. is OK
ceedingly popular among a large circle
of friends.
' The groom is a prominent and rising
young business man of Charleston. whore
he is engaged Ia the dry goods business.
After the ceremony the happy couple
received the congratulations of all pres
ent. Every one then adjourned to the
banquet hall, whore the banquet was
spread. IL had been prepared hy NJ.
Thomas A. Hulcher and never has that
genial and efficient caterer prepared a
more beautiful wedding feast. 10 was
perfect i'm every detail. The table was
covered with 4 protest ION Of cut flow ers,
among which the beautiful American
Beauty rose predomiLated The menu
consisted Of every delcacy that could
tempt the taste, while the wines flowed
Ike water. The health Of the young
couple was drunk again and again. and
every one wished them health. wealth and
happiness Covers were laid Tor one
hundred persons.
After the ceremony Mr. ana Mrs. Lich-
tour. followed by the good wishes and
ICED sp,ed' OF thei- relatives ana
friends.
Never has a more brilliant or promi-
ne1r wedding occurred among the jewish
people OF this city Among the guests
from u distance We're the following
From Charleston w. Va. Mr.. and Mrs
H. :. Strauss. Rev NJ. Salzman. Miss
ora straus4 Mr. Charlos iBoch. ana
Mr. l. Kaufman.
From Baltimore Mr. Harry Cohen and
Mr. Gabe l.. Strauss
From New York, Mr.. and Mrs Max
Frank Mr.. and Mrs. samuel Fink. Mrs
j. Policy.
The following were among the Rich
mond guests:
Mrs. G.. Lichterstein. Mrs I. Lichten-
stein, Mrs. l.. Morris, Mrs NJ Hess
berg. Mrs. y. Lichtensteir. Mrs r.. :.
Myers, Mrs. T.. RaaD. Mrs Caroline
straus. Mrs. Simon Sycle. Mrs. Fl. NJ.
Reinhard. Mrs. NJ J. Micaelbocher, Mrs.
Max Gunst. Mrs. r.. y. Calisch.
Miss Rosa Fleishman, Miss Ella Krak-
er. Miss Tlllie Kraker. Miss Minnie Block.
Miss Minnie Hessberg. Miss Minnie
Levitt
Messrs I. Lichtenstein. l.. 4. Morris.
NJ Hcssberg. d. Lichtenstein. r. :. Ny
ers. II. Block. +. Rabb. Charles Straus,
Julius Edel. Simon Sycle. n NJ Reinhard,
Max Gunst, Rev. r. y Ca.isch. Joseph
Lichtenstein Albert Greentree. Lyman
Hutzler. Sol Fleishman, Alfred Kraker.
CASTOR Kraker Seymour Sycle. Fred
Block, r. Ullman. Lee Straus. Castor
Lichtenstein. julius Levitt II Block
Joseph HuZler
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GASPING FOR BREATH.
4 CATARRH SUFFERERS STORY Or Bis
TORRENTS.
The Wonderful Cure Made by Munyon's
Little Pellets.

Nlr John 3. Albert. OF loS Colgate
street, Cleveland. o., says For the past
six years | have suffered terribly from
catarrh in its most disagreeable forms
had all the disgusting symptoms OF that
lOathsOme disease There was a con-
tinual dropping OF mucus into my throat,
a fuzzing and roaring IN my ears. and
violent pains above the eyes and nOstrils.
My breathing was labored and heavy.
and. at times, ! would be literally gasp
Ing for breath Ny system was nearly
broken down from the disease when | be-
gan TO use Munyon's Catarrh Remedies.
/ he'd not much faith IN them. but In
very short time a big Improvement was
noticeable Now | am thoroughly cured
and enjoying better health than | have FOR
over six years
IN vesfigate a treatment that cures ca
iarrh by removing the cause; II So ask
your druggist for - cent bottle Of Ai'in-
yOn's catarTh Cure and a . cent bottle
- Catarrh Tablets The Catarrh cure
y n eradicate the disease from the sys-
~, and tie Tablets VIII cleanse ard
heal The afflicted parts and restore them
20 a natural and hcalthful condition.
Munyon's Homoe Dpgthic Home Remedy
Company OF Philadelphia put up spe-
cifcs for nearly every disease. which IRE
sold by all druggists, mostly FOR y cents
a tCttle.
Those who are in doubt as to the ma
ture OF their disease should address Pro-
fesSor Munyon, lJlS Arch street. Phlla-
dephia, giving full symptoms OF their
disease. Professor Munyon viii carefully
diagnose the case AMI give you me benefit
Of his advice absolutely free OF all charge.
The Remedies Will be sent TO any Ad-
dress On receipt Of retail price.