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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-02

too, Of many track and driving horses
In the country. The cheek rein Injuries
the muscles OF the neck. and the fore
legs are affected. Often the sheer is
blamed when It is the check rein. The
humane societies have the cooperation
OF the city horse owners, who have
taken Off the cruel check rein from the
carriage horses and work horses. Aside
from the cruelty. this affection OF the
usefulness OF the horse should induce
the thoughtless, kind-hearted people
who drive horses to forever Danish the
torturous check rein ms a savage relic
that Is painful to the horse and painful
for most people TO see. In behalf Of the
horse. we entreat you TO abolish the
check rein II you still thoughtlessly tor
ture your horse with it.-Western Agri-
culfurist.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-02

The bitter cry Of the curates OF the
Anglican Church is again brought to
the attention Of the public. this time
10y the London Times Many OF them.
u Is said. receive such miserable sti.
ponds that they are on the verge OF star
walton. while others are obliged to put
their daughters into domestic service.
Allowing for certain amount OF rhe-
torical exaggeration. there is no doubt
that the lower clergy Of the church are
underpaid. Curiously enough. how
ever. the Wesleyan Methodlsts OF Eng
land. most OF whose clergy receive ade-
quate salaries, report a falling off in
the number Of ministerial candidates.
II Is greatly 10 the credit of the i'll
paid clergy of the English church that
they themselves utter no complaints.
II is other people who give voice to
their CRY"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-02
ADOPTS AMERICAN MODES
wife of New Japanese Miu'ster Hal
Discarded Native Dress

Wife of New Japanese Miuster Has
Discarded Native Dress.
Among the recent additions to diplo-
matte circles In Washington are Min
lister Hoshi OF japan and his wife.
Nine. Hoshi is about 33 years OF age
and OF the most pleasing personal APP
pearance. She is short. probably 4
feet 10 inches in height. Her. dark
hair Is very abundant. her large brown
eyes are soft. yet bright and her com
plexion Is clear and rosy. In dress.
her costume Is that OF the American
woman. yet as she has only recently
laid aside her native gowns, her ward
robe OF western robes is limited She
has placed herself In the hands OF a
tutor. In order to master the intricacies
OF the English language. and by next
winter will no doubt be able to pre-
side at tea In the most approved style.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-02

as far as conversational ability is con-
cerned.
Nine. Hoshl has been married ten
years. but there is only one child In the
family. boy OF 6 years OF age. His
name is Hoshl Kikaru. and he Is
bright little fellow, wandering about
the house In evident loneliness for his
many playmates in the East The wife
OF the minister Is a fine musician and
devotes much OF her time to that art.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-02

Goblets. with stem and stand like
those we use to-day. were employed in
Troy 900 Il. c. Among the valuable
objects recently found is a golden COB
Diet. Vessels of this metal were COM
monty employed in the service of the
temples. A curious goblet with three
stems has been found at Pompeii. Its
use is conjectural. bur the superstition
is that 1t was used to pour libations to
the gods.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-02

England Is blamed for espousing the
cause OF the Armenians while guilty
OF injustice and oppression toward her
own dependencies. but the phIloso-
phcr who expects and demands that a
nation Or individuals should net up
to the same standard they demand OF
their nelghbors. has yet to take his
first lessons In the knowledge OF hu.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-02

In entering upon the work OF n pub
lie reader. the daughter OF the late
Eugene Field viii have the best wishes
OF those who appreciated the genius OF
her father. or enjoyed the pleasure OF
his friendship.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-02

Faith and hope In the future. to be
sound and permanent. must grow out
OF the knowledge OF the past aud re-
spect for IL: and he who gracefully ac-
knowledgcs his obligations to the old Is
all the better lifted to espouse the cause
OF the new
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-02

There is no law with regard to eat
Ing and drinking and manner OF living
which can be laid down ms applicable
to all individuals. Each person must
md out the law which applies TO him
self and obey n.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-02

There Is nothing on earth so beautiful
as the household In which Christian
love forever smiles. and where religion
walks. counsellor and a friend No
cloud can darken II. for It's twln-stars
are conferred In the soul. No storms can
make II trcmhlc. for 1t has heavenly
support and a heavenly anchor.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-02

A prominent Rhode Island yachts
man IL having a steam yacht built that
II to have a guaranteed speed OF thirty
eight miles an hour. That's the way
to trot around the coast; but then, they
say It costs money.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-02

Banker Rambusch. OF Juneau, Wis,
is another man who does not believe
In trusts. In one flight he has done
more to discourage trust than many
more pretentlous crusaders.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-02
The Kaiser's Artistic Efforts.

Kaiser Wnhelm's artistic collabora.
ton with Prof. Knackfuss continues.
The next result Of 1t will be a picture
representing the holy Roman emperor
Of the middle ages on Italian soil.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-02

II IL what you say In your ad that
draws customers Whether you hold
diem or not depends on what you do
afterwards
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-02

Chicago anarchists are said to be emf
grating to the Transyaal Is II possible
that they are going to take the Kruger
cure7
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-02

A press dispatch says that a murder
or hanged In Kentucky the other day
wore sullen look on the gallows. Per
haps be was displeased about some
flluV
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-02

Dan Stewart has found a spot In
Mexico where Corbett and Fitzsimmons
can night Now II they could only get
lockjaw until the day OF the fight
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-02

Three ships at San Francisco have
been loaded with 1900 tons OF wheat
for India. Wots the Endorsement
over there2
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-02
speak louder

ACTIONS speak louder
than words ask your gro
Ger five really mean money
back if you don't like Scht-
Ang's Best tea
A sehilInE & Company
Han Francisco IA
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-02

Pu'c haShl4
He couldn't stand IL anv ,onoar
Cute nacht." The words an, e..
back to May street. and no noctad
his traps that night. and TO 2 Nav s,raat
he rushes as fast as train boat anil
cab would take him
The same maid. apparently with rho
same dirt on her face. answered. the
bell
Air Squalp7 Els deadr'
"Dead?"
''Yesl e died. 'E got worse and then
e died"
"And-and-the younp ladvs.
Left.
where's she gomez
Don't know"
sovereign shone In her hand
I'm very sorry, sir" she said. star
ing, excited, "but the frowloIn never
said word to nobody. She lust paid.
and left"
When"
Three weeks last Toosday.-
do you think she was going ia Ger
manyT
L
paid the week and left. She seemed all
of n daze."
Alexander knew what he had done.
He had run away from his one chance
of happness-and-no where was
Hedwig?
BY night London looked TO him like \
couchant beast, stuck over with cruel
/ ouac-a booct thai c..o1lo.-.a H..
down. and kept the secret: by dav the
sunny streets Knocked him with passing
faces, with trim figures that in the dis
lance looked like hers. with glimpses
of yellow hair.
Or was she hack In tho fatharlondo
Safe with friends. with n hotrothed
lover perhans?
If II were so. and he could hut know
NJ II no thought he should have tho
manhood to thank heaven.
He had been returned TO town four
DAVIS. AS he came in late from n weary
stretch of walking his valet mot him
"a nerson TO see Won sir"
"Whot sort of n person?v
Alexander's nerves were in oueer
State He turned very pale.
"A woman SIR
"a ladv?p
CT think sir she's nm"
Alexander walked into his study.
Amazed he saw rise before him figure
in black. with flaming sleeves and
flowing skirts
A calm good face looked from nnder
tho white hand and sahie veil
rs II vou?- said the nun. ouletly.
"who have been advertising 10 discover
the address Of Hedwip Schwalbgr
His heart sank.
..Yes-vesv
"sbo 10 with nc
..IIedwic, punw
Che shool, ho,. hood WITH crovo air
..vrns oro NOT made co ou,ctlv Our
order hos chanel and ,nf;rmorv near
Soho We uor,, thoro Two days 400
fonnd the moor vounp woman living
on t,,o ohono, stons on, sister Fran.
ons Sha ,.as m ,nsons,bIo. vyo tool,
hor T., uor rooo - ON hor clothes -.
40 I'LL no. ga out on,.thir, ohout
> No.. Sh, has foror :, e on tho brain
49, 49, 49,. 49,, soo,, soaso put ,vo 500
49,, - IT,, ~ h,s hoar VOL
o. ,roen,, roarad II Won arc
- ,,.,a,, -, 80 to,. ,,o,, 90 n
d .e,'.,s ,.,, ","' >, VS." ~ ''0 W
~ o1a.,,.o,, od Alexander
", " -.
, "r Wv - ~. ha
=, ~ - .. .o, :, I'm,
az 80 80 - ,o,, ,,.ant 10
l ~ - 10 wv,
~ IA. .,,,.. Ids s,ct
: - wis roy wills 81,
e 80 :" 80 Lii ,,.,th Mo
10 .en1 "",'s' s..'''' ,'., - ,,,nd 1,cbts
.",eS a IN
I "oiS rs.'' .,.,.,, 49,. &c.
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anu 'ne 80 49,, az, t1od',.,,,e ,,o,oa hah
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sue wv"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-02

The old. cruel check rein has stiffened
up the fore legs Of more livery horses
than all the work they have sone. So.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-02
EMMETT
Farm life is what you make #

The Chicago man who fired a revolver
point blank Mt a street car and missed
It may get a job on the police force.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-02

Birds are able TO work at high ca
rate than any other animal-that is,
they can develop more energy in pro.
portion to their weight by working at
higher temperature. and this necessi.
lates warm coating of feathers as a
protection from the cold atmosphere.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-02

When a man says he is a Bohemian.
people begin to wonder II he pays his
debts
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-02

Losing figure" with a woman Is as
distressing with woman as losing
hair with man.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-02

People who carry sunshine with
them, shine brightest in the darkest
places.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
SpnKrING NnTEN.
The Wilmington Bicycle Club will tal'
a run 10 MiddleinWn on July 18TH.

The Wilmington Bicycle Club will take
a run 10 Middetuwn on July 18th.
AT the South Enti Wheelmen'a mect
in Philadelphia on Saturday Earl Kiser
defeated Bald and Cooper anu won
81. 900.
Pitcher McCatferty is doing good
work fur tho Pawtucket team. lie mas
won 10 OF the u games in which he
pitched.
Thcrs was great game IN Boston on
Saturday, when Baltimore defeated
Boston to 0. Joe Corbett was in
Tho whist clubs of Wilmington, Wash
ingtGn, Baltimore. Philadelphia and
E.asiGa have organized tho Atlantic
Whist League
Tho Cleveland Base ball Club has
picked up a pitching wonder in poWell
the Chicago hoy, who pitched out two
games in tho big leagua and who gave
the opposing club no chance whatever
TO score.
Cornell Collage Ia taking most
sportsmanlike stand by declaring that
ii will not debar Pennsylvania and
! Columbia from the national collegiate
rowing ruces, Cornell says that she,
as victor, has Il right To say who ahal
row. Yale aud Harvard may come int
a quadrangular arrangement IT theii
exclusive dual agreement III not haudi
] cap.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01

On June 23d, 1873, the waters OF
Spithead werc agaih this scene of a
naval review--this time in honor OF
His Majesty, ths Shah of Persia.
On August 18th, 1878. Her Majesty
inspected the fleet at Spithead, and on
July 23d, 1857, on tho occasion of the
Queen's Jubilee, large fleet was again
assembled there and reviewed by the
sovereign.
The most modern ships present on
that occasion were the Coilingwood,
Imperieuse and Conqueror. The fleet
was composed nf l3i' vessels, the per-
sonnel df 20, 200 officers and mon.
During the last decade enormous
advance has been made both in the
number and construction oi the ships
of the royal navy, and this cannot better
he exemplilied than by the fact that OF
the 2l battleships reviewed by the
Prince OF Wales, in behalf of the
Queen. to-day, four only took part in
the jubilee ceremony OF 1887, whilst ol
the As cruisers present not one existed
in 1887. Needless TO say the 80 tor
pedo boat destroyers are OF class
which has only been introduced during
the last five yeff@ and which appears tC
be destined to play a very important
part IN modern sea warfare.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
DEEENnANr RaIL

To Appear IN snper,6r c1urt-Attotney
Gets Judgment for Professional Serviues.
In the case of Sarah j. Williams ys.
John +. T.. Williams, for SANDER, in
which case capian was issued, service
has hoen nude ON tho defendant and
at tho parliamentary Office Monday he
gave bail in tho sum OF 81, 900 to appear
at the September term OF superior
court. 50 IN
Mr.. Williams also fieured in % anit
for pay for professional eervice brought
by Walter Bacon and heard heforn
Magistrate Sasse. MIR. BacuN 5was
represented by Artemas Smith, md MIR.
Williams by George bodge. Mr.. bacon
had been attorney for Williams in Il
suit for divorce which be bad htought
against his wife, but WilIrams after
ward abandoned .the csso. The mngis-
trate gave judgment in favor OF Mr.
Bacon for sll1.50 The suit for slandor
brought by Sarah j.. Williams, the de-
PENDANTS sister-in law, also grew out
Of the divorce case.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
GOtDplECES FOUND.
Quite Number of the Yellow Coins Un-
earthcd on n Farm Near the city Limits.

Quite Number of the Yellow Coins Un-
earthed on Farm Near the city Limits.
"a New Kind of Gold Mine" might
be the gilded title of romance founded
upon tho recent experisnce of several
men ;ppon a farm lying about mile
from the city limits. This farm IL
ppsrated by L. Potter & Bro. and ia
situate ut the top of McKee's hill ON
the Concord turnpike. Last Friday
evening colorad man saw glistening
object in repository for night soil
carried frpm the city. and found II 10
be a gold piece. Further search by
him aud other men On Shtprday WAS
rewarded by the finding OF about Sl5O
or thBreabouts. And this i5 the new
kinl Of gold mine referred to.
John banks drives for Golfer & Will
liams. who have an odorlets exravating
apparatus, and he it was who found the
first gold piece. His later findings are
Thought 10 have reached $50 TO $50.
James Thompson and George Clymer,
who work ou the Potter farm, took part
in tho search on Saturday and they
found a total of perhaps sS0. The
money was in gold pieces OF SlO's, so'f
and S3's. there being but few OF the
latter The'coihs were date1 usually from,
1890 TO 1850. Where they came from
ia mystery. Their dates indicate that
they haye been in boarded collection,
Ono theory to explain their hayinE
reached Il eesspool ia that they hat
been stolen and then thrown away.
a seeker for information concerning
the lind visited the Potter farm Monda,
morning. DIRECTED by small boy t.
I the (" beet patch" he found William
I 1'ntter at work there preparing heat
\ Tor oiarket. Mr.. Potter rather laughed
at the idea of'the iinding of gold on tn
4 place, but remarked that he got som
ocGasionaEsilyer pieces, meaning tina
thoy we're, the rsoeipts from the Rae O
pioduce Ills further conversation
however, ehowsd that somo interestin
finds have been lnatlO on the farm. Ono
he found d gold ring With several stone
in 1t, and another tfme two silve
watches were picked up. The rim
was all right, but the watchee wer
usclesa. Occasionally single coins com
to light. According to Mr.. Potter th
money found was generally no good.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
70 GER RID or M0sQpIToEs.
sprinkling Kerosene IN Their breeding
Places Said 10 BE the Thing.

sprlnkling Kerosene IN Their breeding
PLACES Said 10 BE the Thing.
A correspondent writes 10 the New
York Sun; Mosquitoes breed in stag
nant water, and on the authority OF Dr.
l.. o. Howard, United States entomolo.
gist, they will even breed in n bucket
OF stangnant water left standing out
doors for two weeks. That they breed
in rain water butta is well'snown
fact
Tho hest anti mosquito remedy con
ssta in u domestic application OF Dr.
lioward's discovery that kerosene is
fatal 10 NIL forms of mosquito IL =
eggs. iarvm, pupm and adults 1t has
been tried by Dr. Howard on a large
scale and shown TO he very effective IN
stagnant waters not subject to tldal
over few For two years in succRshioon
have made trial of tho remedy in
the, vault in tho rear OF any homo and 1t
is certain that the mosquitoes have
been less numerous than before. All
that ia necessary is TO sprinkle, say a
large teacuptul Of Kerosene oil, In the
vault, taking care that as much as pos
! eihlu reaches the surface uf the water,
over which oil course, it spreads in
thin finn. This should bs done now
and repeated at intervals of three weeks
until cold weather. The cost is trifiinp
and not worth considering If the evil IL
even partly cured.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
no tresllen saIl sntter.

1t may be worth knowing that salt
hutter may lie made to taste like fresh
by churning il with fresh milk. in
proportion of pound of hutter to a
quart of milk, the materials being
treated in every respect a5 though
churniug for fresh butter. Butter that
in turning rancid may be restored by
melting it in water hot enough TO thor
oughly dissolve it. When the water has
conled. skim oil the melted butter, which
will have gathered on the surface, and
churn it again, adding a small quantity
of salt aud sugar. Again, rancid butter
may he improved by carefully washing
it several times in fresh cold water,
Dishonest tradeHmen make their butter
weigh heavy by heating it up with
water, and the Rdulteratien of butter ia
chiefly accomplished by the addition Of
various fats and greases. which, how
ever, are perhaps fortunately, very dilll-
cult of detection hy any save expert
enced analysts. New York Telegram.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
RETURNED TO FLORIDA.
Crew of the Key West TO Answer th'
Charge of FnibusterinE.

Crew of the Key West TO Answer the
Charge of FnibusterinE.
Tho crow OF tho side wheel steamer
City OF Key West, which recently
brought tho vessel from Pensacola, Fla.
to this city for repairs have returned
to Florida, where they will stand trial
on the charge of alleged iilibustering.
The men who brought the steamer to
this city were psroled on bail bonds of
from $1,000 to 50, 600 each for their APP
pearunce at the United States COURTS
this week.
Tho Florida Southern railroad be-
came the security for the men. The
charge ia that the supplies were taken
from the cars of the railroad company
and plaroi on board nf the steamer hoy
West and from there transferred To tho
steamship Dauntloss, which Ia alleged
TO have landed several expeditions and
cargoes of ammunition and supplies on
the Cuban cuHst
The Key West is laden with pitch
pine cord wood which was usod ae
ballast and for fuel. The City OF Koy
West was recently purchased by Col.
Flagler at one third of her original cost.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
CIrr C0vKr CASES.

Mitchell Brnwn Fined $40 for Committing
n MurderOuS Assault an Lena PriGe.
In municipal court Monday morning
Mitchell Brown. colOred, was fined $40
for committing n murderous assault on
Lena Price, also colofed. on the causo-
way near Market street bridge on Sat
urday night.
IIGnrietta jackson, Colored, was ar
raigncd on the charge Of stealing 81
centa from. Caroline johnson, also col.
ored. She was held in 500 bail to an
swer the charge at the unpor court.
Martha Spencer, colursd, accused
William Fisher, also colored, Of assault
ing her in tho vicinity of Guthrie'H
row, on the south side, late Friday
night. The case was dismissed.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
Ca,hopo Tot., Abstinence Union.

The annual meeting OF tho Catholic
Total Abstinence Union of the Diocese
of Wilmington was hold at liorkessin
Sunday afternoon, and tho following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President, John Dolan of st.
ratricl,'s n. A. Il. Society. Ashland;
Vice President Jeremiah y. Moyni-
han. ST. Johns Il. A. u. Society,
IIocltossin Secretary, William j. Me-
Mahon. ST. Mary's I. a. b. Society,
Wilmington; Treasurer, Richard Kelly,
ST. Mary's 4. a. Il. Society, Whining
ton. The Rov. Dennis }. Flynn, Lii.
d., was chosen delegate 70 the annual
nesting of tho g. Il. A. o., which will
he held at Scranton, Pa, commencing
August 18th Wilmington, Hockessn.
lorkiyn, falkland and kennatt Square
societies we're represented and all made
favorable repurta.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
Union Veteran Legion.

Gen. J. T.. Donahoe, commande--in-
chief Of the Union Veteran Legion has
returned from an official visit to the
encampmonts in Western Pennsylvania
and New York. lie instituted new
encampment in Bath, N. Y. The or
ganization will have head quarters in
Buffalo upon the occasion of the annual
encampment Of the Grand Army of tho
Republic, which will meet there the
later part of August, Thomas j. Hub
hard. quartermaster- general of the
Union Veteran Legion, accompanied by
Aide de.camp II. Q. Mackey, both Of
Baltimore, visited Gen. Donahoe Oh
official business.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
nhsnrvnnn. Of ,hs snhnn,n.

The Rev. Charles +. Murray, D. D.,
preached in st. Andrews Church on
SUNDAY morning on observance of the
Sabbath. The Sabbath was made for
man. 1t deals not With temporary and
fluctuating purposes but with eternal
principles. 1t was made because man
needed it as a permanent blessing from
the beginning Of his existence On earth
until the time when earthly work will
he finished and there shall he perpetual
Sababth. Statesmen, mOralists and
theologianH are unanimous as TO tho
benefits Of ono day Of rest in seven. by
this day man, the machine Of machines,
is repairing and winding up 30 that he
returns to his labors with livelier spirit
and greater vigor. Unnecessary bust.
ness. unnecessary travel and tho en-
couragement of public amusements are
not TO much religious as moral offences.
For man as spiritual huing the Sab
bath was specially made for active OK
ercise Of the soul. Whoever thinks
that after two hours or less at church
in the morning be can give the rest of
the day to secuaritiss makes mistake
hero that may effect the hereafter.
It is day Of rejoicing; not Of bondage,
hut Of freedom; not of gloom, but oil
| gladness,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01

The doctor may TOO gund old man,
hut even so, medical examinations and
the local application" treatment are
abhorreut TO every modest woman.
They are embarrassing often useless
They should not hO submitted 10 until
everything else has henu tried, In nlnh
cases out Of ten. there il nn reason for
them. In nine cases out Of ten, tho
doctor in general practice ism com
petent TO trent female disaasra. They
make branch Of medicine by them
selves. They are distinct from other
ailments. They can bo properly under
stoou and treated only hy one who baa
had years Of actual prdctco and OK
perieuGe in this particular line. 1'lis
is true of DR.. Il. V. Pierce, uhisf con-
Rulting physician Of tho lnyalids' iiUtul
and Surgical Institute, at Buffalo, n.
Y. DIR. Pierco's Favorite Prescription,
remedy for all arrangements nf the
reproductive organs of women, has been
in actual use for more than thirty
years. 1t cures every form OF ''femalo
! weakness. y