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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-04-10
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.
NANGEf,

.1ppil Ri.
lust home from the .NeU IOrl
market again fully ready non
to shOW uftruciire assortment o
"thc proper thinys" in Capcs
Jackets. SUITS. Separate Skirts
Sill Wdists, SitLs to matte Waists
iNoreHies im Dress Fabrics, Neu
things in BfacE Dress Goods
41H-0teIs IN Jiack .jctted luce
bOUrdon mesche ana Whife gimp
ure.
More irrndcscen nnd Segnin
spangted jet gin,ps and garna-
tures. Sm0W trimming buttons
in Jet. cl0th. natnrdf Deari. plain
pearl, gin and siirered git belts.
ner lace combinations for neck
Ueur ana neW reiiingS.
Happened 10 pick up a JeU
pieces Of rcry handsomely en-
brojdcred musiin RIO mn cinys.
about Is inches miHe. Tor less
than hnif usual prize When they
net herr Mey ough to sell quick
W.
Near cord edge dress bindings.
.NcW norr0r Jeafher home for
bottom of dresses.
Rustie cumJricS at Sc. better
one at &c.
Nctc btdck dot rciiinys.
NeW biach lnce insertion. ana
,cide edge.
Choice line fgnred dimiticS. Is
cts. a ydrd.
Eeir outing cloths at 6I-4c. Sc (
und zoe.
Large assortment Of entirety |
te'c ant strihingiy nOcet designs
Dn Spring prints. best fabrics
&c. good ranches &c. Whitc ground
&c.
Sererdt choice designs in gimp
IRE OPEN WOrk beige insertions.
chich are much in demand in
ity stores for dress trimming. /
NEW Ribbons.
-NeW lot ~ Lee, Ijc. ana zoe.
HucH tOWcls.
More Of the crtr0 inrgc ging-
am aprons. = for csc. smuHer
mes zoe each.
Fen Hnc biacH pctticouts. nm
yefid style.
Cotton drdwcrs. nnbreiia styic.
Uhite Chi1on.
Coiidrettes in lets. yimpures.
an I Uhite Jace.
More of the Uidc. Whife. taric-
rms at IL Lee "a yard.
Ihc Hach buntings at sc q
pFd.
Fine ~ lee yradc :ephyr
nghamS IHc "a yord.
Dress styles and apron checks.
ginghdns, &c a yard.
Ne are my prepnred for
trtHJ fr06c NOR in erery de-
'rf"cHf. and make prices to
= qaichiy.
.-0t OF de>irdbic things IN canes
IA coHfs fO bc djSpidyed in or.
''Her "iniOc fOmOrrOw.
7. +. HaHtEf.
The morning times., 1896-11-14
uAMrroNs CANNOT COME.
&. y. {. SECURES II Philadelphia
I,uIn for InlnX'- Enmr.


Team for Ioday'- Game.
Tie followers Of iOJ.naH VIII lc much
di>appuIu Erd lcdrUtnattu" game. between
the Columbia Athletic Club ana Hampton
IS Caucclcd.
Manager Cabrera received telegram
from Hampton AT U' on Yesterday saHIug
places an" CuiUTH ina = lfl"tic tub ~ & very
Jlc game would not he played. tut no cN-
plHnd'iuu whatever was Offered. TINS
awkward pu>l'Iur. as the game has lCcu
extensively advertised.
Columbia A,hou, chb Supporters have
hrru eagerly looking forward q this gam"
as the h">t Of the season. ana hc>lGrS II
would virtually have teen for III" southern
championship Of the athletic clubs. Also
Hampton has twlC" defeated the Columbia
Athletic club un their own grounds, and
naturally the Columbia players Were
anxious for Chanc" To wipe out these
defeats.
Manager Cabrera, although greatly dis
appointed 1T tins CanCcl!itIuH. at once
cast about for a team to take the place or
idInp'uuS. and for som" hours the wires
were kept hot with dispatches to the
prominent college and athletic teams \
large number wrrrd That the date h:ti
already iccn filled, hut fortunately the
telegram Ia the Philadelphia football As
SuCailuu brought = faNortill" rcSpuIi>", ="
Mi Cabrera af oTI" wired back ,lih'hlIlS
the gam" for today.
This team is an unusually strong one and
is composed almost entirely "i well known
rX-.,li.rc -IavrrS. While IT cannot lee Hu-
thpritativcIv stated as fact. II T. be
Ii.vrd that kuipc the famous rcunsyl-
vaula player. WIN be seen At iull-tack.
There is also q strong possibility ihat
Puck" Vail, silver simmons ana scN-
rTal other players who have won fame on
PcnnSv's team, Will he Included in IT,"
lineup Al any rate. followers Of the
sport viii have genuine treat, for the
G \ &. Will present It's strongest agGTrga-
tjru in uppuSiiiuu Il. Tie cN-Cull"giHnS.
The game viii he called at / o'clock
promptly at Columbia Field.
Manager Cahrrh'S Efforts to obtain a
substitute for Hampton today resulted In
securing game with University II Nlr-
giuin In ans wer tu the request for game
today the management replied that game
had been arranged for this date. but they
would he glad Ia arrange for a game next
Wednesday. the 18TH An acceptance was
at once wired back. SO the gam" IS settled
II Will hc played at thrlutlcsNlllr.
The morning times., 1896-11-14
PINLICO'S LAST DAY.
Results Yesterday and Entries for
TODAY.

Baltimore. NOV. lH.-Thr running meet
ing IA Fmncu Will close t"muir"" LilI.
@ard weather Er.,nd ludIys sport, bH'
ue,cTthvlr>S "a good crowd was pr'N'hl.
Jockey smu, ldutrd lhrr" nrst !uur's-
Iud was good second IN another Ia''-
ia" track NH- h"!'h"7 "id i2>' 'i'''' WIS
cut Of the question Sumw7Hr..
tlr-t rae" flNr IurluugS, tW". t'"i-'Iu
u;udcu niles Prisoner, 100, oLcary,
: 10 =. won, IcrIoGca. 100, - ."lnuf'
> 10 / scyrid. Mimi" Aluh"nN'. %. l,"E
gclt. . to ] iMTL I!lu'. ~ -
Eudcavor. Hmr aud Diana 5 DauEhlcr also
ran.
second race SIX mrIouEs; rhr.r.@. year
olds ana upward. Premier ., .C"njn"r'
.. second Modtr,,. 100, N"sraMd, . 10
l tmrd lime ! Is" LOUIS" N NaFa-
Ju and Vcurua II also ran. ,
Third rt,c-Ouc IuIlr. Tor maIdgns: an
ages. Laurrllou. Ius. SINS. : L" d. "ln,
Rockefeller. -. GduIgau- . Ia ! second,
Ida Woodlands, 100. Harrison, L" J.,
'uITi- Iinl". I.IH s. !. -l"Io'piO"h anu
Fourth rIcc- SIX farIougs selling; two
ycar-ulds III badly. IOT. sims, l I" :,
Won l.. r., 80 Harrison. 10 TO ! second.
Dr. jim. 80. IIirsCn. . To >. lhrd. Time,
lie Ii Snap shot ais" ran.
Filth race one MI" ana Il INl"cni h,
selling, three wear o!iN and Gp" 4f!. De
clare, los. sims. Z to ., wen; D"rEcL,,
! 70, Do%Erlr. t. 10. second, fImur Is
60. Garngau. = tot tlrd. Time. :62 81
Entries for tomorrow
/ il>t race MIltN u Two ''=I 'l'l~ 1 -
rurlonge. rr!yatcrr, Aunt Sally. Tcnspot,
Bonnie EluIS,.. hint. MrC.ul, lu5 each L"ci
,iiyn, OF; Filou, RpckcfrIIcr. Purse Proud
Floral Park, stray Stcp. los ca'h.
Second r:Irr- selling Three yCHr-OldS
S.Nfurlougs Louise 4. lOl Royal Princess
Religious, Hernia. SO each, Telegram. lO2,
Premier. los, Scpluor, ..
Ihrd race -Inlrimurr Morning, Herald
one milo. Casscopa. 11"; Arabian no;
one Chance 93 Bnddnl. 80, Irnyin",
Atlantus, lOl each Rvustcr. 50: l.. B
81, Naughty Girl, 81; III DADDY. II
Fourth racr-H -HtltIruorc Evening News;
one and our-quartcr miles Maurice. l22;
Marshall, 10; Vo!lcy 1913, Counsellor
Howe, lO2 Flames, 50.
Ellth race -CunsulItIun. selling. one ana
onc-sIXrcCnth miles. AZur", -, Waterman u,
lo3; Huston, lI2, Flames, DalErc til,
Nick Johnson, TUkoma, loo each
SIKH Ta,o-Thc HunI cup rlc"p!rchdS" So;
-four miles Drgarnrtic. lI7, CaTcss, lG2.
Tulllun. 1863. Nadiir. 100, Harry Hdr-
wood, sam j., l65 each.
The morning times., 1896-11-14
ATTACHMENT FOR SIOo.uuO.
Big Claim Against james :. Clark.
sum md 4 Hon 4. NNc.

New York. Nov. ~ The sheriff nns
received an attachment fur $500 600
against James :. tinrkSun and Allen r.
Nyr. who ARE sad 10 reside in l'hIlutirl-
pima, ia rl,pr vf Charles \ Furhu,n also
~ Philadelphia.
It is on an assipument-rlaim ~ John =.
Hrr~ d fpr alleged breach OF contract IN
raIIIugio deliver $500 900 stock and $500.
600 bonds Uf n telephone company winch
tHTk-Un ana NNc were 10 organize IN
FhI.ad"ipnIH, AMI wiz % wa~ to tID,. over
the lrnh.hI~" of rur Mutual Automatic
Telephone Company. Nj. Nyc has real
estate ia tins city. a lis pcudru. was
rIlcd apaIu>a II today.
The morning times., 1896-11-14
rormala,iqn q REGULAR Treatment tfg.T

Formulation OF regular treatment for
clrnnie 'raulles rs "a result ui hospital
furWuia1Euu uI regular tToafu"Tf for
The cure Of catarrhal. bronchial and
iGi.E diseases --- leo
Announcements Dr McC"E'S SrHrr- FIRST
introduced voluntarily 10y wclI-iWnWn
journalists. with pictures and utter
views oi patients cured. April --.-.- sd
Dr Mccoy oylrcatibEuvcr on" LHoEsaudpa-
uCUtS "a ufuI'N ....-.-- ......--.-. -"
ENleUsiuIlul Office facilities hy employ
meTIuT student from is'i.rEuc ] - 81 $50
The second visit TO Europe luT IuI'ut'
hospital study and Inspection.
EcrAlaLyIU 'Hc atuIaiuTIrs" / E"l. h".l. -oo
al icIliA --.----- 80. 80 :,
EJudyIn Chaurlc IIuspl' Gl of Ier.iu ahg o.,
ROYAL C!ru,uudr~N Won Iergu"Hn .--- 1871
Formulation of system - iH"A, .ir
based on fNcGs~uuyrrg uI poison lh ltt
blood ais lae origin yi d-ca~" .-.-.-.. 81
Inc system perfected hs application
Nuprflpr.f go cases s't"'lta rom .,,
81 Mccoy practice --.-.....-.: 41'-
The world started hy I1r M'IuE l'lS-
cuyery of a cure for Deafness. sep
tgTltT .---- -. - 90 '''
iprariauoT a rational practice In Wash
iuEIuu. March 2o-...----...-.-..--- 1850
The morning times., 1896-11-14
So a Month
Until January /.

The 81 rate is maintained to all
for the remainder of the year. All
patients applying for treatment and
all patients renewing treatment be-
fore January LIST, viii bc treated uu-
til cured at tn" uniform rate of S3
- month, all medicines Included.
This applies to Deafness and All
Discusses.
The morning times., 1896-11-14
Pntroimnn Ready Was on Hand
md ENtinpminh,d a Hire

The d"HiZcus II Eru:~ alley. which
may hc entered from invent second street
near lie corner Of II IurtA invest. are calling
FaIrnIMun Mix" Ra"dy Il real hero.
There was 1t fire There Yesterday which
uCca~irHrd the sounding Of q local alarm.
Racdy reached the SCcIr long before.
the engine, pulled of his-cDaI. ana dash
ing boldly into the house with II patI of
water soon had the flames suhdurd. rr-
c"lvlnE the piauGiS II IT." people and
TrIi"rlu" tn" presence uI The engines
superficial
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The greatest wrong hat is inflicted ON
the Sploudil work pr. Mccoy D. dong i"T
humanity comes from those ~u-rallrl
Intelligent critics who SIE something IKE
TINS ooh. yes, pT. Mccoy y a scientist,
.u ahlo physician all right lie doe as
mHra good as any doctor pTohaibE. more
good than most doctors. hul hc don cure
There is no one who hy Tire science OF
medicine does cure They may relieve
symptoms ana benefit To some degree.
perhaps. hat they don't cure. McaIrln"
j. mol an exact science
Those who talk Ike this are the most
dangerous enemies To This spiruHlu work
The science OI medicine that bI- Mccoy
represents does cure. 1t is an exact ~rl"nCr
There are no halT truths in II. There l.
only one answer to such dangerous 'uli-
csra auIrnal aIl>wcris INNESTIGA TIDN.
Upon mat answer pT. Mccoy Insists as
his right IN lni~ community a. duty that
all wglI-tHiukluG people owe 10 m" noble
science OF medicine. aN aulE IN a. all lie
people owe 10 ~" brotherhood ui Man In
Ve~tI-atg tht~" cases
go ana see them. Write to them. See
anu talk with their friends ana HelGhh"r>-
Prove the jrIIh uf these words Here IRE
these Ca~es They say they are cured.
DT. Mccoy tells yul they are cured.
Now. when a So-nallcd intelligent
critic launches his dangerous sllep-
ticism, be prepared 10 answer him
with this: 81 have been 10 see these
people. ! have written them. l
have Investigated their cases cir
Cumstantially. / know ali aboHt
them, / know they were cured OF
these diseases by Doctor Mccoy"
These cases in these COlumHs are printed
for no other purpose than TO answer this
kind II criticism. They are selected
from different sections II the CITY, from
people who are accessible 10 YOU, whom
YOU can 20 and see. Searching lUEr>tI-
uou bv Intelligent, riEht-u4iudcd pCopl" is
answer Ia his dangerous. though super
fclal sscPlgiSm. which Doctor Mccoy has
the right 10 demand.
The morning times., 1896-11-14
DR.. MCCOY CURING
DISTRESSING SKIN DISEASE.

j. William Woodward. 1909 & ST.
~.... is au odd resident uI Washington and
employed in the BUruaI or Engraving and
Printing ! bad suffered for t-Cufg wears
from distressing disease or the skin Tho
doctors called % PuUru~ SutHmg seemed
I" do Iae any good. / don't lmuh any
body ever suli.g"! 4~ much as I did Dii,u
! have actually torn NY clothes IL lay
efforts lu relieve
he Terrible Itching.
This was followed by a burning Sensation
llan almost drove Iu- frantic
At lie time that went IT, son Doctor
mccoy ! "as very much ran down ais a.
result ~ stomach and bowel trouble !
had lost nay appetite. / was
Never Free From Pain.
! was SO >aU~.ly" that ] could not bear
IUE clothes tight about me
Alter iUIl course uf treatment NV
stomach and t."c. trouble Welded readily
! rvgalnra nay aVu,.itr Iud was relieved
ui a.. pain Ih1 1"ruai. H.uiug stopped.
ana oiu safely say that am cured of q
distressing Ga'a~,- that La- troubled me
lHr twenty years
The morning times., 1896-11-14
Horses Arrive at Brnning.

From the number Of stables tn De rep
resented ut Brnuiur's race meet it looks
is though the races are gong to he a
hiE success. Yesterday th" following strings
Wcr" Qudrtrrgd at the track stables. L.
George Crawford, seven. Tom Welsh, three,
--- Clancy, i've. II Is learned that It
humber OF owners running horses AZ Iron
iilil, Md Will transfer their stables to
the BcnniHg track FOR IA" coming races.
The morning times., 1896-11-14
Howard Wilson Accrpts.

Howard Wilson has accepted Ed Brrry'S
Challenge issued through The Times sport
ing column and says he Will meet Berry
or his representatives At . o'clock tins
evening at The Times building ana post
forfeit Wilson is anxious for the fight ,
whether lac is defeated iii ms match with
DAILY or not.
The morning times., 1896-11-14
FOUR DIFFERENT DOCTORS
SAID THEY COULD DC NOTHING
TO RELIEVE HER ASTHMA,

Mrs. ;. Is. Mar, ounicr. No. 1913
1Mily- second street, ncnrgstaHn. u. g..
= tad lceu "a sufferer nom asthma for
yCarz I iu.u a~ many as four gITT.i,If.
oUctors. but got uU relief They finally
said tAcy could dU nothing for me.
II suffered terribly from shDTrur-e Df
brcauh often ! would wax, up an =
O'Clock III the morning
Struggling for NV Breath.
This would fast rull O'Clock 90 Tie morn
Ing ! haG such niH Of coughing that l
could not sleep.
When / went 10 sec Doctor Mccoy
IeIl 50 miserable that / thought / would
Cir, IA, Treatment has done wonders Tor
ne have 10 ShDrnrSs OF breath. 1
Heep god al night NJ appetite is lno,
ana since 1akfg' The Treatment ! have
MY How well you look -
The morning times., 1896-11-14
.Jmninr Rnsl,n;hnll-

Tie third Of the -,r.rs If return games
Dl lr- Ec'hHll arranged fD hr Bhtrl lv
tie tlmor rrIus OF Carroll Institute and
Washington Athletic club. was played last
ulrl,i an the gymnasium uI ia" former. and
was won by III" " {. ny a >r"r" mr
3 10 n was an Interesting, wrll-
Tl4Acd game throughout Goals we're
made lnr ". a G hy Thompson CunmbS
nlii HnuiIcy. and tor lhc CAROLS hy
Il.-LL..LrL-
The morning times., 1896-11-14
Olrmnius Mnmt Games.

The Olympia football team has organ
Ted ana VIII receive challenges from
any of the light weight teams. The aver
aye weight Of the team Is II pounds,
aud the lineup $ as follow. I Bradley,
G; X Farrell. + =, u. Walls, r. t. W.
Edwards. +. e. G. Parker. / <. J.. See,
|. {: j. NIckeus, |. e.: George Clinton,
captain, q. h.; L. Brown, + D., Joe See,
r a. h.. Pam cambridge, l. h. =. All
challenges should lac addressed to tic"rg"
clinton, No. 2lS Thirteenth street north
The morning times., 1896-11-14
DR.. McCOY'S RECORD.
The SIX Years of Preparation.

NatrICulautat UuivrrsrryoINc York $40
lIT>r U.l.uT uiu Iu u.s class. ..-.....l- -"
Nmucr ul famous Looms prI1c, Fcbru-
uTg- ....- .-.- = .
Caudidarcr1r Rcl,cvuc Hospital appoint.
Wru' M1rui. -...---.... ...----.-.-- 4 ] -"
CNO>rrhE pcllilNr examinations open
tuaIltIr" doctors uI the WnrII. Resident
physician Of Bellevue Hospital.
haT,iI ---....-...-. -..-.--- .-...- so
DUTuE ~rryB," ar i.5l,y4r vir,'-.l EE~l'-
lHE physician 10 training school I.T
UurscS. AprIi .-..--. .--- l $50
Served as resident pHgsU4u to Bellevue
l~s@-l-~U
The morning times., 1896-11-14
DEAF FIFTEEN YEARS.
STONE DEAF IN LEFT EAR.
CURED OF HIS DEAFNESS

j. u. Pearson. No. 2OI -. Sc.
''HH"'l,I with .lIn Ordinance. Grpar.HrNi,
navy r1rd 81 I1d hcrH deaf for Fifteen
Years. WAS e'uU. dear u nay lrIl ear
iNi ut right WAS growing worse all ~"
time
= ilud ringing NOISES On my car~
could Uui tear IHu ,latk strike me iliLg
ul day J could loot Tear conversation. |
Ha" GO C.vc up going in church or places
of auu~.. a..lt. h.uluSn ,null NOT Lear
~.UEIa sound WHnu Z went fn see Doctor
N,ruE- uy ears w,r"
Almost Dead 10 All sound.
! first hUaN fan' 'ur treatment was
IS amy rur good N2 fHr noises iH my ears
growing I.>- .nd Jess At last they dis
.rUraTyI ,uuF.lE
The morning times., 1896-11-14
7 hc ICrriblr Itching,
DR.. mccoy CURING
BRONCHIAL CATARRH.
1,inlnm II nnl.unnn - -

William II. Coleman, 80. 723 9th
from Dara.rh .ra tr.utniI~ / was near
"IJUput q cough, nud the spells II cough.
Iu" would often last aE hour had az.
kissing sounds .H ug head. Doctor NrCnv
has cl'rrlE removed Doe suuuG- IN NV
head anI nE other symptoms have u..-iI.
pa--pl away
The morning times., 1896-11-14
wON by IASrEI,H .
Took Cam" From the Kendall
Reserve Team.

The football toaa. rr the Eastern High
SoHrI PLAYED tI" Kendall Rr,,rvc~ IN
Interesting game yesterday afr"rhua Ii
and won hy score Dt i-G The weather
was ,f the lGra. luu,rall kind and th"
the fine work az quarter ~ DITT,l ANA
aIsa-thc general "rrr rT Fisher .,.uu Bath
For the la~i-IU-. >Iru. N,u-. and
PLAYING roIug ">p"uaIig good, and D."
scored 1"u ~ EuNl"ru'> tugohduwu-, Sucl
lIHkiuE the other
'HTrc!l uadr k"udalrs ouly touchdown
and EGsgtTlUur kirR"d goal. twenty
Luu'c halves "rgr JII.ru.
Referee. NJ IIai.Unrrr, llT RI,Aruund,
UursI.HU, Ar Price.
The morning times., 1896-11-14
GnnId Intcrcrts SUI Cnntrnl.

New York Nov IL. The report that
the Texas ana FaDur KallIudd Company
Is hkel. soon 10 pass from ia" control uf
thr Guulu interests to the Rock Island
Is cmpi1iIraliv denied hy Secretary and
Treasurer G. T.. SatIrrlcr
The morning times., 1896-11-14
Mate Bram'- IrinI for Murder.

Boston, NOV. IA Thomas Bran the
Hlsl mate or IA" hHrk"nlIuc Iirrb, II Fuller,
was brought before .h" Gmtrd SIGtrS CIR
cuil Court today, charged with The murder
On the ihgh seas pr capt Nash Of III" Ful-
Ter his wife, Laura. ANA the second mate
az the vessel, Augustus w BamDerE. Couu-
sci took up the argument On the motion to
uuash.
The morning times., 1896-11-14

- can now hear ordinary conversation
street
"Eef0T" taking treatment | could not
hear a clap uf thunder III my left, or. rs
called It, my dead ear. Now / can hear
nay watch Tick plainly ana distinctly m
my LEFT "ar even when held SIX inches
q ysr.lr 90
The morning times., 1896-11-14
DR.. McCOY CURING
CATARRH OF STOMACH

c. w. Saunders, No. 1IO3 Park
Place northeast. u mad suffered from
CataTrh OF the StuIunCh for twelve years
water After a. cuuI~C Of Treatment | can
now eat ami drink without distress"
The morning times., 1896-11-14
DR.. MCCOY CURING ECZEMA.

John -. Bmrk"r. No. 1910 l2ih ~.
NV. u suffered IRON. eczema for iIrrr
years II covered my "ulr" body cxrrpr.
my feet and i'anas ] was entirely ruri-t
IN two month 50
The morning times., 1896-11-14
Mrs. Marin u. Bradley. No. gIo +

WfN. MHTIh u. BfHHirV, No. DlD T
p >"- For IS long time / vas huU"l.-,Iy
ogaf- ] could not hear rpu.cr>ltIuu I
CoulG not hear TIE au05. strike A. Il r.
suit 81 treatment ] can her rt. ,I.,E
GCS. can up" hcar- conversation In
ordinary tones witnultaHg trouble al All -
The morning times., 1896-11-14
DR.. Mccoy CURING THE DEAF.

Mrs. Ann FhiIipson of the HoyH'
Reform Sghurl on IlaGeuSbuTg road u".r
Washington. u . c. - vs. The deafness in
my case. ] am sure resulted from d
Catarrhal condition. When ! went 10
Doctor Mccoy ! could scarcely hear any
sound atall. IhaiHaarI ~ Ba.far McDuy's
discovery Il cure for deafness and his
location Of a national practice in Wash
ingtou. ! asked he manager Ufour school
II he would not lOok over the papers and
find Doctor Mccoy address.
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This cold Snnp,

ana secure Il handsome suit or uvCrcuat
at the New York Clothing House, 81 Tth
ST. NV,
The morning times., 1896-11-14

COPIES OF DIR. McCOY'S MONO
SkAII On DEAFN ESS WILL HE
NAILED On APPLICATION no
THOSE DIRECTLY iNTERISTED
~ I'M CURE OF THIS CON d.
The morning times., 1896-11-14
CONSTELLATION FREE.

COPIES or DIR. McCOY> MONO
GRAPH ON tAIAKRH WILL. HI
MAILED On AlfLlCAIIBN 10
THOSE DIRECTLY ERE~TED
II me CURE OF THIS CoN DI-
TID<.
The morning times., 1896-11-14
r- h NIiIII-nn- - - - = ~.

T. ;.
For eighteen years ] Lad been ~u Geal
that ! could mt IDaT ar,lIuITE conversation,
or even "a watch tick ! can now ucar a-
y ell a. auEbgdv.'
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DIR. MCCOY CURING ASTHMA.

W. kchI, No. Ils / ~. ne: az had
suffered from asthma five yoarr | had
violent fl'> uf Coughing often | had i,
81 up at nights for / could not lie down.
~ guu-niug rcilrrc ed and can >l,rT.
10 bed at night
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In.nnh unmtzrnnn y

Joseph Kaufman. No. 315 /. ~.
Sc. Il had been terrible sufferer from
catarrh ] had also huZZing sounds In
my head III" urr~,-~ have. -Tapp.d ana
! am Improving in every way"
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kcndnII aud mivnrsny of virgtn.n.
GOOD As HIS NAME.

II Is understood that the K"ud1ll~ nav"
secured SATURDAY,. November u for lh,lr
game with University OF virginia
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Mrs NJ p Gri,,

Mrs. NJ. Il. Griffin. 30. 2Oo \ ~
ne - hHu h,"n AN u-'H;uarir sufferer r,r
riGa' ycais had bad cough. MycnuglI
III every way '''7
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Miss Elisa Pope. 80. $40 ! 81. So:
81 was Stone au#ilu ..E rIgH1 cat Tor eight
years M lett "a was also affected
had ,lGNH- sounds lU rv head and /
Cuull not hear conversation af an /
topE treatment. with 'hr result that tho
snunl~in ~. bead stopped and lay a,arlr &
Is d.. UTgEIug.'
The morning times., 1896-11-14
DR.. Mccoy CURING
COMMON CATARRH.

w. B, JOY, No. 1914 / ST. ne: al
had suffered FROM oatarrn for five years
lost my appetite ana | could not sleep
Wen. My n"StTilS were CIugsed al the
ms throat. Since lHkIug treatment my
bad symptoms have all passed away"
The morning times., 1896-11-14

Il0CtWr z. J. MrI.nh"lW"r. No. 1O2
6rh - Hw-. Boom -. Il had been hard
q bearing fer ten years ! could u.' hear
oro-uHrE conversation. ul: now ir.ruull-
Vtr-atIaa can -.ru hear r watch ~. * '.
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UPON This Or. MCCOY INSISTS

AS Right Which Is His and a Duty Which Every
Rightly Minded Person Owes TO flumanty--The
Searching Investigation of These Cures as the
Only Answer to Careless and Dangerous Criticism
The morning times., 1896-11-14

j. j.. Robinson, No. 1929 3ith St.
West Washington. For twelve years /
had suffered from Catarrh. / was grow
beuefIted.N
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-12-17
RUGGED hOkE SMITH.
LudtcrOus Court Scene by Which
the Latser Freed q Client.

Ludicrous Court Scene by Which
the Latser Freed a Client.
Ex-Secretary Hoke Smith appeared in a
magistrates court at Atlanta, Ga, Satur-
day as counsel for Mrs. NJ. l.. Henson,
who was charged by DR.. F. 7. Powell with
robbing him of his pocketbook. The
doctor stated that Mrs. Henson had visited
his Office to get prescription. As she was
leaving, he asked her if she would not kiss
him. He declared that she did kiss him,
and at the same time picked his pocket,
getting purse containing $45. The de-
PENDANT denies the statement and declared
that she ran out of the Office when the doc.
tor became offensive.
Mr.. Smith invited the doctor, wilv
weighs 225 pounds, to hug him aud show
the justice how the woman picked his
pocket. The doctor accepted the invita-
ton, threw his arms around the ex-secre-
tary and they Rugged each other tightly,
but the doctor did not reach Mr.. Smiths
hip ocket, for he is stout, too. Nor could
Mr.. smith reach the doctors gun pocket,
and the magistrate decided that it was
physically impossible for Mrs. Henson to
have robbed the physician, even if she had
Rugged him, and dismissed her.