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COMMERCIAL C0MPBND.

FRIDAY, Jan. 22.-GRAIs-wheat-Sp was
dull. Sales 5000 bush. No. Northern spring on
private terms for export FREQ on board anoat:
No. red. s7%c.; No. 1 hard spring. e0Stc.:
No. Northern spring. Now York. 9oIso.; No.
Northern spring. Duluth, 02Iso. Duluth re-
ceived to-day 49.907 BUSH. against $3.50 last
year: Minneapolis 1887 against 1850:
Chicago 22.440. against l.4oO; Toledo 800,
against 1851 Detroit 2.5ls, against 4.25s: Mil
waukec u, 700. against IN. 500; Chicago 90 cars,
against 80 last year. Futures declined nc. to NC.
recovered this. and advanced tlc. Future sales
1,245, 900 bush, as follows:
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Spring In bbis-supernne e2. 05&e2 20; No. extra,
Sa9ossI. 80; patents, 1l3ossAeh MIL reed-Was
dull but nIm. Bran $40 nal. T. 100 nG. ooa37tsc.;
short. go nnl ooSgoe maelInss 100 to 100 n''
were 500 bales for export and ga for spinning.
Mddling upiAnds s. Ice. against 8 ioc last year:
New orleans aud Gulf. 10 I6c. against evloc. last
year. savannah and Norfolk advanced l. &C.; vii.
gusta i2T2 81 Louis 900, Mobile 900 Savannah S8I.
and Norfolk AIS bales Liverpool advanced i.32d on
the spot, with sales Of $4,000 bales; futures there
points. but closed UNCHANGED TO y point lower; The
66 900 American. against 10000 last week. OF which
81, 600 were American, and 8OOU0 last year, OF
which 90 900 were American: total stocks ,lso 900.
including 0AS.O c0 American. against llt7Op0 last
week of which yy7 900 wvre American 900 last
year including gls 900 American. and l.+7l, 900 in
chester yarns were steady; CLOTHS more Inquiry. but
against 9o0S this day last week and Tis7 last year
total for the SO 3s3 bales against i47i47 last
week and l0a. gs2 last year. The exports from tho
ports were 26oe3 bales Tho total Interior receipts
for the week were 56,y25 bales, against
e6.e5o Las, o week and S,, ~ las, year ship
5I.S30 last year; stocks lss.o1s. against oIa.oi7
morrow 200 to 800 against 4,2S2 last week aud
Ieb8 last year. New Orleans expects 5000 TO TO-.
900. against i3457 last week hhd 1899 last year.
In New orleans March advanced points, but lost
part OF the rise. Futures here advanced to o
points. but reacted and closed barely steady, with
prices l point higher to points lower Tha total
sales were li2%oO bales The future trading was
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The speculation to-day fevcrlsh aud the nuctua.
lions In prices frequent but were confined with
IN narrow range, the last duotat ons showing but
slight changes from last nightS nnnI prices, At the
than had been expected. Tho estimated receipts at
the ports were light and the interior movement
moderate. IN. huying orders werr soon exhausted,
however and prices I'oeded on liberal estimate OF
the receipts at New Orleans to- morrow. Later on tho
becane nrnI-r In the absence Of 10
Aell, and prices slowly advanced again, But before
the clos, prices once more reacted Mr. Testers
statement ~ the crop movement since tho hrsI OF the
season was beariSh, and the amount brought into
sight for the week was larger than had been esli
mated early In the day. Liverpool and New Orleans
were moderate sellers here. The amount brought
into sight 100000 against estimates OF 100000
bates,
CoFFEE- RIO on the spot was dun and easy No. 7.
aisc Sales 100 bags Maracaibo on private terms.
The future trading was " follows:
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white common 70 ispcy. ssllxc. small. white, com.
mon to fancy. itfc. EVgs-state, fresh gathered
fair TO fancy. lbS1elfc.; Western do. i5lc. =
SUGAR Raw dun but steady Sv' test. Is lee; o6s
test 31Bc. Sales $50 bags muscovado, So test at
- i8c Refined dun aud unchanged.
TOrAcCO-Sales of 500 cases tSy5 Pennsylvania seed
at vol 200 cases 1894 do at 9Is6 iO4c; 100
1898 do. at l0Diic.; 100 eases 1893 Pennsylvania
Havana at 12dlyc.i 15S cases 1894 do. at il@l2c.;
100 cases 1923 do. at ioSiic; 300 cases Zmners at
l5el2 800 cpses 1898 Wisconsin Havana at SAs DC
400 cases 1903 do. At eAasc. 800 bales Havana at
si:I6 In bond.
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Ing during the first two weeks Of January at
$500. 1874. against S12.53s,617 In the first If
teen days oflast year.
The receipts Of the Government to-day were:
Customs. S474.655; internal revenue, $3.50, 2S2.
and miscellaneous. Sl4.D25, n total Of 81. 042.-
Tor pensions. were S417.000, an excess of re-
ceipts over ex expenditures OF S625.S82. Tho
$1f6.O74,34S. and expenditures S22i a 6s, 900,
$4,000.
The net assets Of the Treasury at the close of
business to-day, as officially com puted. compare
with those Of yesterday as follows:
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BarIoy-Was In salr demand and steady. sAirs 600
bush. for export. New feeding 2sjtc, cost and
fIeish, TO Buffalo: mating ssssec A. to quality
dtshc,, cost and freight to New York. Corn -spoi
WAS quiet but steady. sales 10000 bush, including
anost for export No. mixed. In elevator. se.se;
steamer yellow 97sc In elevator and 2slsc deiiv
cred: steamer 1000 at x7Ac- In elevator. Futures
bush, as foiows:
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Guiding gold balance. ..s22s4To.e55 s2es.o3a.sst
Money in London. 1If62 v cent. Rate OF dis
three months bills, . 5-16 y cont. Paris sd-
vices quote 3 y cents. at 102 francs 65 GEN.
confines.
Dick Brothers & Co. request holders of the
various securities of the Wheeling and Lake
them
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The specu alton In wheat day was duh and feature.
The nacsustions in prices were few and SninportsnI
Az the opening the tone was easier Tue cables wero
much pressure to sell and before the close price1 raj
lied and advanced slightly The Government report
bullisn Induced somo shorts to cover. putting up
prices. Corn ana oats were steady but dull aud
and sis OF oats! the receipts there tomorro ROW
arc estimated at $50 and 100 cars respoc.
although dull and unin.eresiins has ruled compars:
S1ss.a Ssss: :.a .I.
uAiiy worked down to about the low point OF yestcr
sa e1 ana pce hshsT ,nsa oahs the TO-
s.,Ssr WITH p5sde'Ss. q cold h ave N The
were fair about $4,000 bush. and 10000 cash
Louisviir stated that one the largest miiiers al
that place reported wheat very difncult TO buy at
for wheat, being unable TO ouy nearer home Tine
market later lost its early ADVANCE but toward the
Willing to stand short over night In the lace Of pre-.
dictons OF cold wave and probably also being In.
81 g Ss % sS. ns
closing cables quoted Liverpool spot wheat
S oss f S S's s ss Sc sc
c-ntimes. and Berlin wheat ~ marks lower. Closing
sss %.4sss !. narrow trade Is light and we DO not
look for much change either way until trade broad
lower there was some selling on the reported cold
wave which will probably cause an increase In the
moyemsnt and market closes about the same as yes
FLoun.-Irsde was rsthsI more active and steady.
weakness OF wheat has caused talk Of Increased mar
kcting at country points but the wheat has not ma
for some time to come unless cold weather prevails
This weeks nour trade has been only fair and. gen
sro. sempsi. stocks 81 hour dserss.sd 1000 Ssis.
sss arc held Prices arc s'e At Charles
Blrrels Sacks
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9rgaI Notirrs.
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK.

CRY RSb COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
BESSIE r. MANNING,
Ming. HARRIET Il. CALDWELL
EDWARD s. cAipwELi; NATHAN:
and hS sSRH c SAiSMfiL kkSS TrEk
Individually ana Executrix Of the
Last viii and Testament OF NATHAN
Defendants.
/. the undersigned duly appointed Referee in the
made and entered herein and bearing date the goth
day Of November. 1898. do hereby require each and
every person not party TO this action who. at tho
share or interest In the property hereinafter de-
scrbed, to appear before me- or before the 27th
ss o. aas civ e o y ~ pio Se his s
and the amount due. become due. To him by
reason thereof. The premises IN question arc de
scribed In the complaint herein as follows:
ALL that certain lot, piece, parcel OF land to-
gether with the buildings thereon erected. situate,
lying and being in the Guy county and state OF New
Beginning at n point on the west rly sde OF Madt.
son avenue distant sixty feet rve inches northeriy
from the corner formed by the Intersection OF the
northeIy side OF sixty xtn street with the westerly
side OF Madison avenue: thence running westerly par.
alie with the nortneriy side OF siNtyslxth stress
eish,y feet thence rTnSinS nor.hery parallel nth
thence running eastery nsa psrall with the north
erly Side OF sixty street eighty feet TO the west
southerly along the westerly side OF Madison avenus
nineteen feet the point place OF beginning tina
northerly and southerly walls OF said house being
known as number 7;s Madison avenue.
Dated New York, December 10th: lepa:
. DAVID MCCLURE.
oUDlN OAKLEY Referee.
Attorneys for plaintiff,
10 broadway,
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oats-spot was steady but dun. Sales $4,000 bush.
including 10000 No. white clipped on private
24c.; No. 3 do 22c.i No. white clipped 2t,sc.:
No do. gee; No smi1ed, 22c; No. do. 1000
at woke oAc.. No. MIXED delivered, use track
mixed. 2Iqs14c.: track white. $4,000 at 23dt2vc.
Futures advanced 10, but reacted and closed
changed. Future sales 80. 900 Uush-, ~ follows:
Lost
Op<nfn1 Btob,s. Jo,r>f f,ios,na k,oht
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9nblir Nptires.
DosT OFFICE NOTICE.

post OFFICE NOTICE.
tshould be read DAILY by all interested. as changes
VIII SIs.. %s Sesh sns.s Ian
Post ONCE a follows
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
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rected per Hcka'J. - - = -
on TDcsdsys fhursdays and sSturdsy y s' TAXA
rsa a Fin:d NI FER ey c, and
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for s 1s
which they are advertised to carry mail
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Islands: per Steamship Monowai iron, san Fran
Close Sn TO a" VA at
Of telin,sip ApranIs with British malls for Aus,
s avail 10 .nd l'!a sss:'Es Ssii 40;
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s' %s Pant
81 siase Y Sxs5sn s transit
'1 pa., "ms. Ssa%sIIs Dk!TSS Fe:'%.,,.n
Il. 1:s 20, OF 2r s"s
under contract 06e. and for the removal OF the pier
and appurtenances the foot OF Crtharine Slip,
known as pier old IS, T. r. under contract o87. wifi
be received by the Department Of Docks until 10
o'clock noon. February. 1897 For particulars Sc
City Record. Copies for sale at No. City Hall
''HE NOTICE OF CONTRACTORS Is called to al.
T Hr s'n nr q. rres ser EfRs 3:
opened Jan. "; Boiler aud Laundry House Plant
Plumbing &C, Boiler House and Laundry. &c. to be
opened Jan. 20, For Department OF Public charties
See City Record
NoTICE.-Estimates for dredging between West
~ Eleventh and Bnnk streets. the North River.
will be received by the Department OF Docks until -
olcock noon, February 2. 1897 For PARTICULARS see
City Record. Copies for sale at No. 2, City Hail.
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FNtnrek TPre rTOstN Vuct and UnchhnRed % D points
higher Tue total safes were I 6U0 bags. Hasre 10.
clined ~ Hamburg declined a TO ilfpfg. Rio eS.
change advanced i.jgd, Rio was dun At 500 rois de-
cline, Receipts l0,OOUi STOCK, 3yD,UOOi exchange,
~ ~ I'd. santos was quiet At sou rsS decline. Re.
ceipts In two days bOOU stock oIl 900. The cables
to-day were Drarish. but prices mere were steady,
owing 10 the absence OF decided selling pressure
The warfare among coree roasters deters Specuia,
tlOn,
NAVAL SroREs-U nchanged.
PErKoEus-Crude Certificates here were quoted at
S5c; In on CITY hrds1c: closing b6c Refined
here, 5000; Philadelpnia, 5,phc.; naphtha, ice.
PRovisoSs-I.nrd hrm but quiet, Prime Western.
81 rs. Pork fairly active and hrm, Mess, Ss.bOtG
$50 TalIow. Size. Chicago, Jan. ga" Provisions
Hog products W, easy Receipts az the yards
ran the estimate while receipts at Kansas CITY,
23OOO. were especially heavy. lHere was no SPECIAL
lower AL around" Butter creamsIy Wsstsfn.
do 1885, State dairy half nrkips, tubs, seconds
% Sxrss tooio4e chsess-state. full srssf, Largo.
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yc,11 1sD COMMERCIAL.

sew Ter. stock E1''".s'-s"''' '-'' -
.-.,,s lsp STATE poNp. IN sl.oooO.
1eUs.,eLO'o. IL Va ,o a,o @' 40
l22hel22s OF S''''''''' oS
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Glertions md 4Meetinas.
Srltrt Buara.
East side.

East side.
I EXTINCTION Az. l3II, corner s0th St Beautifully,
IL newly furnished house: excellent neighborhood!
handsome rooms gentlemen; running water. tAOr'
oughy heated; excellent LOard and service; reason
Rhei references.
10TH ST. ~ EAST Warm. sunny, connecting
~ double, single rooms: excellent board; every
convenience; inoiprate.
tJOTH ST.. l3i EAST. Nicely furnished ruomsi gas,
~ bath heat; good board; gents ~; ladies $500.
Mrs. X. NOIANs bell.
I)ArH Ut. lg0 EAST.-Handsonely furnished large
Ia rooms table board unsurpassed; choice appoint
ments; moderate prizes
QDD ST., ~ EAST. near Madison av- Hand ome
az rooms; steam heatedi superior tablet table
boarders wanted.
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SuPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW
dissolution.
To all whom 10 may concern; Notice II hereby given
that, pursuant TO order duly made and entered in
the above entitled proceeding hearing date the 18th
day OF November lsph, the undersigned q, will sell
at public auton, by rryan I Kennedy, auctioneer ON
tho I'd day OF February 1897 at l2 O'Clock noon, at
the New York Rcai Estate S,iesroom No. Ill Broad
way. In the city OF New York all OF the subscribers
right. title, aud int rest In and to the trade marks
good viii and name OF Gildsmeester Kroeger.
Dated January pih. lsu7.
HENRY K. =. WILLIAMS, Receiver.
FREDERICK &. TRAIN.
Attorney for Receiver
M. II Park Row New York city
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six per cent interest tho outstanding certificates
OF pronts will be paid to the holders thereof or their
legal Representatives. on and after Tuesday. the sec
The outstanding certificates Of the issue OF 1891 will
be redeemed and paid to The holder. thereof or their
legal representatives. on and after Tuesday. the sec
thereon will cease The certificates DO prod
dividend o. Forty per Gent 10 declared on the net
ing sist December 1890, for which certificates will
be issued on and after Tuesday, the fourth OF Nay
next
by order Of the board
y. n. CHAPMAN. Secretary.
- TRUsTEEs
W. II. II MOORE, CHARLES IT, MARSHALL.
A. A RAVEN. CHARLES d. LEvHRICH
JOSEPH II. CHAPLAIN. EDWARD FLOyD-JoSRs
JAMES Low. GEORGE u. MACY.
JAMES q. DIX FORREST. wALDkoN p. BROWN.
WILLIAM DRGROOT. ANSON W. HARD,
WILLIAM II. wKBB, JOSEPH AGoSTISL
HORACE GRAY, VERNON IL BROWN
CHRISTIAN DE fHOMSEN'LEAEDER n. LOWELL.
CHARLES r. BURDETT, lhvERErT FRAZAR
HENRY y hAWLRY. WILLIAM D. BOULToN
WILLIAM x DODuE GEORGE W. QuISTARD,
LAWRENCE TukNURK paul l. THEBAUD.
JOHN l.. RIKER GEORGE COPPEI1.
&. A HAND, GUSTAV II. SCHWAB.
JOHN d. HEWLKrT. FRANCIS N. BACON.
GUSTAV AMefNCK,
N. DENTON SMITH,
W. II. h MOORE. President
A. A RAVEN, Vice~Prcs't
y. A PARSoHS I'd Vice Prest
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..,,o PRICES OF UNITED STATES BONDS.
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Real estate .for Sals-Countru.

L,oR SALE Brick mouse. ten rooms, Main street.
Railway, N. J.; all lmprovsmentsi large lot; now.
sss. fruit &C. Box 100. Railway, M.
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PRINTED MATTER, ETC, German steamers sailing
on TUESDAYS. Thursdays. and Saturdays take
Printed Matter, etc, for Germany and Specially
Addressed Printed Matter. etc. for other parts OF
Europe White star steamers On Wednesday take
Specially Addressed Printed Matter, etc. for Flu.
rope. American, Cunard. and french line steam.
take Printed Matter etc, for ali countries for
which they are advertised to carry mail.
Evening star., 1897-05-15

preliminary training under Captain-now
colonel-Daniel, and he Ia following in the
footsteps of his preccptor. This company
has been In rather bad repute among those
who are would-be pickers of competitive
drill winners and at first glance one can
hardly tell why this is so, as the company
is made up of good material; the officers
ere efficient and painstaking, yet ii must
be admitted thai the company has not
progressed quite as fast as some of its
contemporaries. The company is especially
strong in its platoons movement, and the
execution is prompt and satisfactory.
Captain Hansen is one of the steadiest
and most earnest officers in the regiment.
He takes a vast deal of interest in his
company. and under his direction 1t is rap
idly getting into splendid shape. Lieuten-
ants Tisdell and Wild are both efficient
officers, and handle their pIatoons III eX-
cellent style Sergeant Wheeler. the right
guide, is a very steady man. and sets
nice, even step for the company. The ros-
ter: SergeaEts. Clark, Wheeler Barnard.
karpeles. Stormont; corporals Murphy
Bradford. Crowell. Johnson: privates
Barrhart. Bell. Coon. Doing Durdin. Fer
now. Fish, Griesbaur, Gonnell, Hamnin.
Heap. Howe. Lowell, Merwin, McKeldin,
Nolard Peter. Plumbley. Ramskill. Re
maud, Richards. Rogers, Taylor, II. Wag-
staff. E. Wagstaf, Wainwright, Woolver-
ton and Young
Company c has been badly Handicapped
by the loss OF Captain Howe so late in the
lace. This company was right up around
the head of the procession when Captain
Evening star., 1897-05-15
HIGH SCHOOL CADETS
Actively Preparing for the Great
Competitive Drill.
TO TAKE PLACE This MONTH
Young Officers Upon Whom the
Responsibility Rests.
THE EIGHT COM ANIES

The climax of military life in the High
School Cadet Regiment Will be reached
May q and 2S when the eight companies
will contend for honors and the red rib
bons" in competitive drill. The company
feeling Is almost as intense as the school
rivalry. and as each company has body
of friends and supporters who will root"
for them on the eventful day of competi-
tion, and as each body of .'rooters' will be
provided with ribbons and flags, the en-
blems of their favorite company, the scene
will be noisy and out of the usual. but very
attractive to onlookers.
As is usual, Capt. Constantine Chase of
the 4th Artillery. stationed at the arsenal.
will be asked to judge the contest, assist
ed by any other two army officers of his
choice The military committee in charge
of the drill arrangements has secured the
National Base Ball Park for the use of the
cadets. through the courtesy of Mr.. j. Earl
Wagner. The companies of the 1st Bat
talon will drill the first day, in the fol-
lowing order: Company B. Capt. Hansen:
Company c. Capt. Tisdell; Company D,
Capt. Platt. and Company A, Capt. Ray.
The I'd Battalion companies will drill the
Evening star., 1897-05-15

week were Bishop Moore OF St Augustine
Fla. Right Rev. Mgr. Quigley. vicar gem
eral of South Carolina Rev. Dr. Maher
and Rev. Henry Newey.
The library has been enriched this week
by the donation of two hundred volumes
the gift Of b. Herder of Freiburg and also
by the gift of eighty-six volumes from
Bishop Mesmer OF Green Bay, Wis
Cardinal Gibbons the chancellor of the
ticn In all the churches of the archdiocese
tc be taken up tomorrow for the benefit of
the university The university is In need of
money to enable ii 10 carry on its work
end 1t Is hoped that the collection. which
is to be general throughout the country
VIII place the university on a sound finan-
cial basis.
the important chemical periodical publica-
tions Of the world, through the generos-
ity OF Dr. Griffin friends among the Bos-
ton clergy The year has been a fortunate.
one for the chemical museum and many
interesting specimens have been added TO
Its collection by the gifts of various chem
ical Industries in this and other lands The
collection of coal tar products Is eNcep-
tionally complete; the various substances
shown In the different stages of manufac-
ture together with a series of color cards
illustrating the different tnctoriaf effects
Of TIE dye on different kinds of fabrics,
paper, straw and leather.
The school of law and politics is holding
examinations every Monday during this
month. Mr.. Clarke will commence his
instant at pm. The faculty are pre-
pairing the schedule of work for the en-
suing year. and 1t will be ready within a
week or ten days.
Evening star., 1897-05-15

second day: Company G, Capt. Bryan:
Company H. Capt. Smoot: Company E.
Capt White. and Company F'.Capt. French.
At the end of the second days drill the
cadets, under the command of Col. Daniel,
will give regimental drill. assisted by the
Mount Pleasant Field Band. At the con-
clusion of the drill the winner will be an
nounced. the flag and ribbons presented to
the company and the Allison Nailor medal
pinned on the breast of the victorious cap
tain The regiment will then march to the
Central school for dismissal. the members
of one company glad and happy, the others
sad and disappointed. for it is needless to
say that every cadet and officer thinks that
his company IS the only one that can ;,os-
siby win.
1t is hard to form good opinion of what
a company will do in competition, using as
Evening star., 1897-05-15


useless fight and goes to bed to die-ker
husband wakes up to realization Of his
duties.
Women are proverbially careless of their
health. They don't like to pay out money
for medicine.
The majority of women have some dis
ease or disorder of the organs distinctly
feminine. Eventually it will drive them to
death or insanity unless 1t is cured. There's
q cure for such things. 1t is DIR. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. Don't despair be-
cause doctors have failed. Don't think that
q modest woman must be forced to undergo
abhorrent local treatment. She can Be
cured right in the perfect privacy of her
own home by that greatest of all great med
icines,-Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
Rev. I. J. Coppedgc Of Elmo, Kaufman Co,
Texas, writes: About six years ago INV wife be-
came afflicted with displacement causing iufiar.,-
nation and much pain. She could not stand on
her feet or get in any position but what she suffer-
ed great pain. She was naturally strong woman
fhad several different physicians to treat her with
ont any permanent relief She despa;red of ever
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at hrst seemed to make her worse. but she found
II was helping her; SO she kept on till she had
taken six bottles. Since taking the last she has
not suffered a moment with The old trouble She
has been well nearly twelve months"
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