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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-16
INSTALLED OFFICERS.
Two Lodges Of knights Of pythiss Hold
Meetings.

wv A~fltrs VI 1NAlSisAS VI tylliloS tiOll
Meetings.
Two lodges OF knights Of Pythias in
stalled officers for she ensuing year las.
night ard after the very impressive GER
ernony those in attendance at each place
enjoyed 4 spread Of sandwiches with the
usual accomplishments. There were a
large number OF members present at each
lodge, attracted by third rank work.
In Texss Lodge, No. /. the new officers
were installed by Deputy Grand Chan
celior c. j. wright assisted by appointed
acting grand Officers, the following be-
ing INDICTED into office: W. H Williams.
chancellor commander; ]. c. Buckley.
vice chancellor; G. u. Parker, prelate
c. X Biattner, master Of work r. E.
Craig. keeper q records and seal; n p.
Geiselfnan. master OF exchequer: Ben
lzrnia NJ Hancock, master OF finance G.
w Fellows, master at arms: J. II. Lii
lisnthal. inner guard; S. a. Buckley. outer
guard.
In Lamar Lodge. No. $50. Deputy Grand
Chancellor Jack Mulcahey Installed the
following: G. ]. Palmer. chancellor COM
.naader, J. Rude-sdorf. vice chancellor
Ben GILMORE, prelate; T. E Garney
keeper OF records and seal. Charles T
Schmidt master Of finance: Joe MORN
master OF exchequer; Pat NcCabe, mas
ter AT arms II. Gessel. master OF work
7. I.arose. inner gusrd J.sG. Klbinger
outer guard
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Ply. u. wATTs.
Students o. Guadslups College Meet an
Rcsoiute.

stuesnts % Gualslups College Meet and
Rcsoiute.
The students Of Guadalupe college. AZ a
recent meeting, unanimously adopted the
following;
Whereas, Rev H. 'Yat,s pastor 81
WatiF chapel Houston. Texas. and uresi-
dent ri car general convention OF Ttxas.
has proved biynsef such an ardent leader
among his people. and
v hereaS We, The students ~ 8uadalupe
college, have been very highly entertained
10y hia visit ana lectures,
Resolved. Tla' We reafrirm our conf.
dence in his leadership A. the ureslden,
NJ our Convention and that n our opinion
cur great religious organization could not
have selected more zralous ana DEVOTED
Christian workman IN the cause of mis-
si9ns and education Further
Resolved That ho has our prayers ana
best wishes IN hts pastora,e IN Houston.
thar his work may he crowned vim
abundant success al that uoin'
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HEAVY LOSS

Staples, Texas. january 1.-THE large
tvo-story barn of ". II. Sherrills was de-
stroyed by fire this morning at o'clock
together with about 300 bushels OF corn
twenty tons OF cotton seed and a large
amount of hay ard oats. Fire was caused
by tho EXPLOSION Of lantern. Loss runs
mp TO several thousand dollars No insur-
ance. his policy having been Cancelled only
shor. time ago
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OFT IN THE WIDE WORLD
ARR tire tsssysr and His Friend From
Paris
TIE NDlAs RESERTS HIS 1FPEE.
4 Nev rers prunmer Wnc Changed
Ass fsee ~ Th~s Isv-d SO Loon
Vrza ne RIA. Fed Vice

TEE sA1say t-sss that f7oztsne. TIC
-gskls sAst. slSrsa Steve Pratt ard the
srA- n-rArszne-g s-zE>te,5 hy Colcr.ei W.
Z.E-- C&rs-roz.- a. esVer Il 6ss21 in Tae
H1ss1- vas the rA4k q TIE town rsstsr-
gay Celo1es Cameron prominence
r-s4ss TIA ssagw -scs reading and his
-z1Qoe sns---7 .soz 9: S;sE-p Pratt, II. a
Grant En2 S-G<kA to ln3lAA. tcSe;her
v8.h 10 rasaE,-ssase tzate4lG sllileats
rfVcz = ~ me s4-ae's- klEs. c2asa; the
saaGe txzcy sn5 =az1y sokss were
---zcssS s. ts4 HrTzrss e Stsye'S II ncle
ss'i1aA-r.~ Seatga@ E.sssascn wired com
sisis 5sss-1T'l3ou q Asszys- Grant ana
l-@lA- gs4so- - tzs Sncr4Ts and ether
,.1tcec-s 81 H5se-af-r counties and MS
-i-- scented aa.a-1 To- country n quest
O.. itle f1rlt3rgs " essr elmer Bsos.. wr1
a. az1 & vH-T sNsl R73 Aigh-praced
-, kegs tAe wives warm d ring The day.
y -rasss'l- s4as7- sas3 AssaTeT Grant could
not - leaS;cs z,s3 ne ha-se ard buggy
oacttGua % tas missing list.
TIE I-rsaA- las h,-a hs--sse.. away. The
ta--1 must Save ope7e1 and swallowed
tsc cEs;csiRa 4 The ;rss@Te god bricks
ant 5tscave-~- q tsse ''Lss-s Lost" mine.
ts-iay SaA-t~ E-srhs-- sscertained the
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s5e-ssea- Jason Sired daily ~ Dunn
ie-s ans were ve-T s~alie and generous
--i1s-'1 fs-1rs. ready a: AL times 10
r-z4ck 11asa. teA story or enjoy "a
.a-Ee ctl1 b7fii- ar. s--an hot bird. ="
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LOSS 1000.

Alvord. Texas, January H.-At $50
o'clock this morning fire destroyed the
Alyord and Brown hotels at this place
The fire originated in the kitchen of the
Aivord hotel and the two buildings being
so near to each other It was Impossible
TO save the Brown house. Value of the
Alvord house. about $500; insured for
1850. Value OF the Brown house, about
5000; insured for $500.
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Gently cone - Es@str- s-s-a C'-nRsss
Neb.. and Tire r-ssrz Is q rsSTalk- xr1-s
merchant saslor q shEs sasS.
After the ct-e-re1y sne harry y1---sr
couple deparess - s-sev q sGs-@ NSlasy-
morn trip IN New oSsRas- @-s1 WI 70 -
home to ths;- frse-5s 81 No III Exsyzs
street. aszar the -ssA instant
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WEDDINGS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

\ a quiet. but pretty wedding, celebrated
1t the residence of Mrs. Adams. 40
Louisiana street. Tuesday evening. was
that Of Miss Cora May Henrickson to
Mr.. Owe Waldemar Nelson. Rev. G.. c.
Rankin officiated In tieing the nuptiai
knot. and the ceremony was performed
In the presence only OF the immediate
relatives of the contracting parties.
h Tho bride Is charming young lady
~ the Fourth ward South, having re-
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viii accompany his client to Richmond
this morning. J. 9. Rice, r. W. Brahsn,
J. 6. srithers T. e. Durham. J p.
Gibson. w. 5. Gibbs. VIII smithers, J.
c. Eastman. J. q. Ashford and Sam IL.
piSor. friends of Colonel whatley. reg
istsrcd al the Hotel Hutchins last night
and VIII at,ena the preliminary trial Of
the case today
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FOR n. A. REYNOLDs.

Chief OF Police Prue,t received tele-
gram last night from Oklahoma city.
o. T.. asking him 20 find H. 4 Reynolds.
a painter. and notify him that his moth r
had died IN that city. Reynolds iH not
known at the police station and the new
city directory does not give his name.
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VIM. Ware q &C., who have recently
purchased the yards OF the old Bayou City
Lumber company, signed n contract yes
torday fer 1900 feet strictly heart lum-
Der for the tiIll street bridge. A good be-
ginning for the new company.
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THE DEATH ROLL.
Mrs. Fannie A. Hnward.

Mrs. Fannie A. Howard. aged IS years.
wife Of j. p Howard died yesterday
morning a 70 o'clock at the family resi-
dence. No 2oe Gray avenue. The body was
prepared for shipment by Ross & Wright
and taken TO Henderson, Texas, yesterday
afternoon for Inierment
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The Inst Sad Bite.

The funeral Of Frank Matthews took
place yesterday afternoon Mt O'Clock from
the Church OF the Annunciatiou, inter
nent being in Glsn~ood Rev. Father Hen
essy officiating. rhe pall bearers were
". 4. Wood. J. +. Williams, W. II.
Haynes Ennis Huey. Albert Evarts and
ELarlav I.latone
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INsTALLATIoN or OTrrcERs

Texas Lodge No. ! and Lamar L.od9.
40. l@ knights Of Pythlas Installed ~
ficsrs for the ens1iuR year last night
Deputy Grand Chancellor g. j. Wright
acting as Installing officer In Texas 50.
!. and Deputy Grand Chancellor Jack
Mnlcahy ia Lamar Lodge. At the con
cluHion Of the ceremonies each lodge had
entertainments
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-16
srlrit Flate Hr,Irr Ex1osat.

The show 81 Illusions rer1sifs buy ,hree
days longer closing Saturday Lgrt The
iltgrt attraction "hpirt4ausrn Outcone. q"
is Wei worth teefns The entertainment
has Lost non" - iis 4itrL-fiseqess aad
continues 90 draw large audiences lie
ginning tnday and coa'ir1ins thls week.
Sir Morris VIII give q full explanation OF
slada' spirit state writing icSt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-16
OTHER FIRES.

Denton-W. c. Ruddels barn was
burned. Loss 800; insurance, 800.
1taly-J. p. Williams barn, 100 bushels
OF corn and Jersey bull. No insurance.
Grapevine-G. B. Coke's stock OF groce-
res damaged; supposed TO have been start
ed by thieves
Nesbitt. Texas, January i2.-Tolar Bros.
storehouse and the postoffice was burned
this morning Loss about 1900; insurance
half that amount.
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from the effects OF kick OF horse be-
longing TO Mr.. L. Olsen, a corner grocer,
near by. The funeral will take place from
residence at 2.3o O'Clock this afternoon.
Friends of the family invited
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Thomas Hedrecock.

The funeral OF Thomas Hedgecock, who
DIED Tuesday night viii be held at 10
o'clock this morning from the residence
No. 100 Preston avenue. !nterment being
IN the German cemetery.
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QUINCY DAVIS DEAD.

Quincy Davis. aged I years. SON of
clint ". Davis. died ut 10 o'clock yester-
day morning at the family residence,
outside the corporation OF the Third
ward, near this Emancipation grounds,
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sHERIFFs DEPARTMENT.

stolen-One hunting case gold watch
on back. s. reward.
Strayed or Stolen-Bay stallion, about
years, II hands: brand on left hip: star
In fOrehead, small legs and feet; small
white spots on body; In good condition.
s. reward.
Dan (buckskin) mare. about 7 years;
1917 hands; brand GXS on left shoulder:
stripe down back; shod all round; s. re-
vard.
Arrest ]. C. Young, white, about %
years; feet 10 inches; 1863 pounds; light
hair. blue eyes; moustache, light; from
Iowa formerly a farmer; left here with
four horses, three bays and one dark
brown stallion, all fan grown, except one
i-year-old bay, Young was driving double
box wagon. red bed, high spring seat
board; SIS reward. | hold warrant.
Albert Erickson, Sheriff
Wharton. Texas, January l5.-All Off
GERS look out for and arrest Fleming
Haywood alias John Brown, handbook
ing bony faced negro. black; feet, .
inches: weight $50 pounds; age SO, but
looks older; front teeth all out, has small
scar on upper lip; has very little, If any
beard or mustachc; is thought to be rid
ing "A roam horse, white In forehead
blotch brand on shoulder: white speck In
left eye; PAGES and foN-trots under sad
de is fine looking pony and in good
fix: about 1iis hands high. The above
negro is a noted horse thief and is wanted
ut several places r. A. Rich. Sheriff
Wharton County, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-16
COLONEL wHATLEY's TRIAL.

II WIN BE Called by Justice Norman In
Richmond Today.
Colonel J.. a Whatioy. superintendent
OF the pcnitentiary, arrived In the city
Yesterday ana will go 20 Richmond this
twindling recently preferred nrainst him.
The case win be called Mt 10 O'Clock In
Justice Rorman's court. Hon. Tom
Bah OF Huntsville, the attorney for Col
onel Whatley, came In yesterday and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-16
u. c. Crawford. the tea man.

II you expect 10 buy cook or heating
stove, II will be to your interest 60 get
prices from ]. H. camp-map, $40 Milan
street. lie sells cheaper than any one
else
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The Wonder Store sells toys.

New is your chance to buy one OF those
beautiful Lady Franklin Heaters. j. H..
CAMP-MAP. 30 Milan street is selling
them for $40, set UP In your house.
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Coke and TAr-tor saie by Hovston Gas
Light Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-16

blackburn Bailey, photographers,
ioJsh Prairie avenue, offer a handsome
carriage 10 the baby that makes the heat
picture,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-16

]. RELY GORDON & w. II. FOSTER,
Associated Architects. so71s Main street
Consultation free,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-16

have removed my drug store 10 coz
Main street. cornero Prairie avenue
a. Il. klesllng.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-16

DESK CALENDAR PADS,
With new leaf for every day In the year,
25c. at Pastorlza's Stationery Store.
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T. p. williams. Dentist. Binz Building.

You can buy beautiful heater TO burn
both coal and wood, set up in your house
for $3.50. from j. II. camp-map, so Milan
street
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Gas cooking stoves ana hot platea TO,
sale by Houston Gas Light Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-16

shcrir Erschsou said 70 Post reporter
laet r,eht Grant and jai1on nre keep
Try away from the Tarrnadg They Will
shsr.lon their team, 70 doubt, aud loae
no time 80 crossing the border"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-10-07
Funeral Of Archibald Lorne Campbell,

The funeral ceremonies over the re-
mains of the late Archibald Lorne
Campbell were held at the home of his
father on Second street, Tuesday
afternoon.
kew. w. +. Livingston, rector of st
Matthews Episcopal church of this
city. officiated, and pronounced the i'm
pressive Episcopal funeral service over
the remains of the departed loved one
Many neighbors and friends were
present; young companions and school
mates of but few years of ago: all
uniting in last fond tribute of love
and respect.
10 know Lorne was to be his friend.
His many intimate friends, and friends
gained through the exercise of sterling
business principles and courteous
treatment and attention, recognize in
his death the loss of an esteemed yo,,ng
man.
Ambitious, yet not over pretentious.
he launched out into the world to
achieve whatever degree of success
might be in store; dawning into man
hood, with shining prospects for the
future, the Omnipotent God, He who
doeth all things well. saw fit to remove
the dear one to the haven of rest
lie has gone from us, but the mem
DRY of his good deeds, and ever cheer
iul and complaisant disposition, in
home and business life, will never be
forgotten. The floral pieces were
numerous and very beautiful.
Inc remains were taken on the Pull
man, Wednesday morning, to st.
george. N. B., for interment in the old
family lot at that place.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.
lr. and Mrs. w. c. Whitney left Bar
rbOr, Tuesday. for Lenoy

Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Whitney left Bar
Harbor. Tuesday, for Lenox.
Bad weather prevented the races at
Pittsield. Tuesday. the regular races were
carried forward to Wednesday and Thurs
Tax Collector Charles Hersey of Saco
died suddenly, Tuesday. in his Office He
was I'll years of age. and had been in the
coal business for ~ years. He had served
IN the city council and as treasurer lie
leaves widow.
Andrew Coicord, young man empIoyed
IN the Belfast shoe factory met win :,
severe accident Friday He was at work
on a skivinE machine when he caught
ms right hand machine, so badly jammIn.+
the middle finger that it was neccessary
10 amputate it at the middle joint.
There was lively melee on board the
Italian brig at Whites wharf. Rucks-
port. Sunday evening. Two sailors 90.
into an alteration. which became yeneraI
otncttos flashed. pistols were drawn. and
me sabbath stiffness of the harbor was
rudeiy broken by terrible deluge of an
cry Italian swearwords. The chief of the
pandltti was driven ashore by the mate.
ana was not allowed to return until he
promised to be good. There were many
spectators. but none of the local scrappers
seemed anxious to participate in me
Soiree As far as can be learned on on,.
was Killed or badly hurt
me largest fleet of vessels seen IN this
!.'Ipor Tor many months was at anchor
N me harbor. Monday. Many came in
uurhns the DAY on account Of the threat
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VAUDEVILLE.
Reslsas on Account Of III Health.

An many people have expected would
be the result OF the illness of Principal
Evans of the Waterville High, that
official has rendered his resignation Ia
the board of education. OF course this
is matter of regret on the part of the
board, the students and Watervlle
citizens generally, this being Mr.. Ev-
ans first term in charge OF the school.
1t was while he was instructor at
Colby that he was overworked to the
extent that he broke down physically,
and while during vacation he studied
hard in preparation for his work in the
High school. that his nervous system
sustained such strain that when he
began the present term he was almost
in state of general collapse physi-
cally. He was i'll for several weeks
and his place was supplied by last
years principal, ID. r. Bowman.
AT last evenings special meeting of
the board of education, Mr.. Evans
resignation was read and accepted.
The board has in view several men for
the position and will at once CORE
srond with them.
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STATE NEWS.
kcnncbec.
WAYNE.


| Mrs. A. II. Fellows of Livermore
Falls. WAS the guest of Mrs Il. c.
Dexter last Week.-Mrs.. Albert Mantei
died Friday morning. The funeral was
hcld Sunday, at II. Rev. J. H. Bryant
officiatcd. The remains were inferred
in Gordon cemetery. The floral tributes
were numerous and beautiful
special town meeting is called for Sat
urday. Oct. 10, to arrange school mat
terS.-Mr Scwall pettingili will have q
flag raising at his home Monday. at 4
o'clock.-Mrs. Cram and little grand
daughter. who have been visiting in
Boston. returned Friday.
SOUTH NASSALBORO.
A. c. Brown and family Of Boston.
Mass, are spending few weeks with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Z. r. Brown.
Mrs. Sarah Halves is in I!alIowell.
for few weeks visit with Mrs d.
G. Ricc.-Mr. and Mrs. II. O. Halves of
iIalIowell, were in the place over Sun
day.-Mrs. Rebecca Gardiner Of s;omer-
vile. Mass, who has been making
quite an extended visit with her son
in Pressure Isle. arrived at Hiram
Taylor's, Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Woodland and daughter of Maiden
Mass, are guests at c. Il. Cobb's.-Mr.
and Mrs. T. p. Lamson of East Vas
aalboro. were here Sunday.
READFIELD
Rey. II. F. Fishoci being away DR.. c.
W. Gallagher supplied for him Sunday
me rainy weather of last week prevented
farmers in this section from doing much
harvesting.-Dr. S. Mitchell will start for
lais nome IN Jacksonville. Fla. this week
He has purchased two fine horses to take
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F. S. Smith & Co. are announcinE a
stunning cambria SALE of garments,
I" commence Saturday next. First
come first to obtain what are truly. not
only bargains. but in many cases al
most gifts. The writer saw some
beautiful children's garments all COM
plete that will be sold for only 10 cents
each. and ladies corset covers 10 cents,
ladies' fine underwear at prices lower
than any reasonably good times would
admit of. All is, now is the time to
buy for the good times and higher
prices coming. The sale will continue
until the garments are all closed out.
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NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires IRON North, East.
South and West

| John MacI.ean & Co. wholesale miilin.
ers, Montreal, assigned. Tuesday. Liabil.
tiles, M.o. iS.
=. J.. Price & Co.. clothing manufacture
ers. New York. failed. Tuesday. Liabili-
ties, $l25,G6p, actual assets. $2J,U00.
The condition of George Du Mauricr the
artist and author, who has been seriously
i'll. with lung and heart trouble for more
than week, is extremely critical
A furious fire is sweeping the Santa
Ynez mountain range in the vicinity OF
Ell Captain and beyond Dos Pueblos, Cal.
Many ranchers dwell in that vicinity and
anxiety is felt for their safety.
Ex-Governor Flower of New York has
consented to speak for the Palmer and
Buckner ticket and will be sent into In
diana next week. MIR. Flower will make
three speeches in Illinois and three in
Iowa.
The report of the conditions of the Brit
isil crops up TO the first of October shows
that cereals have been somewhat dam
aged by rain. but roots and grass have
improved The average of wheat is 1Oi
$40 barley, 81 3-5.
The internal revenue collections for New
Hampshire district, which comprises
Maine New Hampshire and Vermont. for
over $4,000 compared with the correspond
in month OF last year.
A special dispatch from Winnipeg saws
that serious damage by prairie fires is re-
POI tcd III inc Nic1nity or Grenfell, North
port, Regina. Battleford, Calgary and In
dan Head. ln.many instances the farm
ers have lost all their crops.
inc overdue Peary steamer Hope put in
1or y harbor at Ferryland. 40 miles south
o. ~. Johns, N. F., Tuesday. When four
Gays run from Sydney she encountered
hurricane weather and could make no
Roadway until the storm abated.
x was officially announced. Tuesday
nieht, that practically every department
OF the great Cambria Iron works al
Johns,own. Pa. will close at noon.
"Wednesday for an indefinite period'
ihree thousand men will be effected
The schooner Sabine of Faith. Maine
laden with lumber. consigned to Edward
4. Mean, while trying to make the har-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-10-07

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
eases relieved in six hours by the
New Great South American kidney
cure. This new remedy is great
surprise on account Of its exceeding
promptness in relieving pain in the
bladder, kidneys, back and every part
OF the urinary passages in male or f.
male. 1t relieves retention of water
anu pam in passing it almost imme-
oiately. If you want quick relief and
cure TINS Is your remedy. Sold bv
bowditch, Webster & Co., Druggists.
Augusta, Me. a.,