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A DnkOta MetronnIis

stranger-Youve got thriving town here
Native-Yes. The increase In population
ana half, and everybody's prospecting. too.
Stranger-Indeed! Yet l don't see any
shops OF factories around, and it doesn't
seem to be much of railroad center. either
What Industry do you depend upon particu.
larly-farming2
Nadve-No; we haven't any shops or fac.
tories; were not on any main line of rail.
road, and the country in this immediate vi,
cinlty isn't very productive, but I'll tell you
what we have got. We've got seventeen di.
Vorce courts, and every one Of them is com.
land Leader
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Dtstinguished Passenger

NEW YORK. March 27.-On the Kaise,
Wilhelm II. Mrs. William Walter PheIp}
and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page sailed
Henry White, who is to assume charge Oh
the United States embassy in London until
Col Hay, the newly appointed ambassador
goes over, was a passenger on the Cunardet
Campania. So was Sir Roderick Cameron
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Martin also left OF
the Campania, and will remain abroad unit
next year.
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Tariff Democrats,

WASHINGTON, March 28.-It is generally
believed that the four Democratic members
of the house who will vote next Wednesday
for the tariff bill are Messrs. Meyer, Davey
and BrouSsard, Of Louisiana, and Slay6en,
of the San Antonio district, Texas. The 9TH
er three members of the Louisiana delegation,
Messrs Robertson, Ogden and Baird. will
vote against the bill.
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Country Flooded.

QUITMAN, Ca, March 27.-The countr,
around here is at present flooded with water
The creeks and rivers are out Of their bank
and in many places impossible. The PLAN
system bridge over the Willacoochie rivei
Is under water, and has been twisted and
bent out shape. Every effort is being made
here this morning that a negro has beef
drowned there.
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MORE MODERN TREATY.
Spain Anxious to Revise the Exist
ing Instrument

ing Instrument
WASHINGTON, March 27.-Negotia-
lions are af1oat, at the instance Of the
Spanish minister for a revision of our
treaties with Spain, particularly with
a view to bringing the rules as to the
treatment of naturalized citizens INFO
conformity with more modern treaties
If the same rule is to govern in the
revised treaty as applies to these two
years domicile by a naturalized citi-
zen IN MS native country, will be pre-
sumptive evidence Of an abandonnoen+
or naturalization. If the Spanish min
lister succeeds in his design, a similar
request will be made by the Turkish
minister in behalf of his government.
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Columbus Defeated.

MACON, March pa telegram from Co,
lumbus says: The Baltimore pennant- wnner1
at Wildwood park this afternoon. Nops and
Pond we're in the box for Baltimore and
Clark behind the bat. The Orioles put up
superb game, maxim twelve runs, with thret
errors. Columbus made one run.
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Cedar RaDiIs Road Out.

CEDAR RAPIDS, To-, March 27.-The Bur
lington, Cedar Rapids & Northern announce
it's withdrawal from the Western Passenga
association, following the action Of the Rool
Island yesterday. The road has not yet sig
nified an intention Of withdrawal from thu
freight association.
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Pulls Out an Uphill Game I'm Foley

Pulls Out an Uphill Game I'm FoIey's
Tourney.
Aldr1ch and Larkin played the clos
ing game for the week in the amateur
billiard tourney now on at Foley's By
splendid finish Aldrich won another
victory by ten points, when all thought
the game was lost by him. Larkin was
playing in splendid form, but luck de-
serted him at the finish. Aldrich had II,
I4arkin 10 for best run. Kent now leads
in the tourney with Larkin a close
second
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Little Rock Races,

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. March Z.-The sixth
annual meeting of the Little Rock JOEY
club will open on Monday and continue
throughout the week. There about 15l
horses in the stables ready to race, including
some Of the best campaigners IN the West.
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TWO WHEEL MEETINGS.
One VIII De Held Today, the Other
Tomorrow.

Tomorrow.
Local cyclists will meet at the Ryan
hotel tomorrow evening at o'clock, to
consider the bicycle ordinance now be-
fore the city council. No doubt every
intelligent wheelman in the city is more
interested in having ST. Paul streets
so good that they shall be passable to
bicycles at all times, than he is in hav-
ing the privilege to ride upon the side
walks. This question is of vital inn
pCrtance to every Wheelman in the
city, and consequently it is hoped that
every part of the city will be we'll
represented. The meeting will appoint
a committee to meet the council COM
mittee on streets Thursday.
A mass meeting of Wheelmen will be
held at 80 East Seventh street at 2
o'clock today to discuss the new or
ganizatiOn of United Wheelmen.
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VIOLENT SCENE.
Trouble Between Members of the
Chamber of Deputies.

PARIS, March Pin the course Of
tonight's sitting a violent scene result
ed from an alteration between NJ
Lazertujon and M Delervoy in regard
to the Interruptions Of NJ Darlan,
minister of justice, while speaking
LazertujOn sent seconds to Delervoy
who declined to receive them because
he considered himself the insulted
DartV
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GRABURN AND WARD.
They Win the Cavendish Whist
ChHmni0nshiD.

The twelfth and last game in the Cavendsh
Mdiso Ciup + 'ouImey was Riayeu iaSl hlgnt,
being tied on the high score: Graburn and
Ward; Coburn and Vogel, and Greene and
Horn. The former not only won the badges
for the nights play finally, but the champion
ship prizes also. The scores were:
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The Crescent CITY Derby.

wins the the Crescent City derby, Donni
Rita second. Cadillac third. Time 1:551&
Distance, one mile and an eighth.
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Game n Draw.

NEW YORK March 27.-The fifteenth game
of the chess match between Pillsbury and
Showalter resulted in a draw after forty,
seven moves. Scores: Pillsbury, 6; Showalter
6; drawn, 3. The sixteenth game will bi
played on Monday.
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Bank LHuidates.

BUFFALO, n. Y, March 27.-The doors Of
the American Exchange bank of this city
were closed at noon today for the last time.
A circular was today sent to the bank de-
positors in which it was announced that the
directors of the bank had decided To- HQui-
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Panama Committee.

PARIS, March H. The Panama cana
COMMITTEES Of the senate has elected NJ De
mole president and will begin the investigaI
ton on Monday. The committee of the cham
Der of deputies, Of which NJ. Gougon is pres
ident also sits on Monday.
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"Kid" Mccoy Arrives.

SOUTHAMPTON, March 27.-"Kid" Nc
Coy the champion middieweight, arrived
here from Africa today on board the steamer
Moor. He left for London to make a match
with Ryan or Creedon, the fight to take
place in America
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Tomorrow.

WILLIAMSON & CoRNFIELD, 4774 Lib
erty Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa, write:
"As went my rounds taking orders
two weeks ago and giving evidence
by my voice, coughing and other
ways, that was suffering from very
bad cold, and possibly La Grippe,
three of my customers told me that
they had been similarly affected and
had been speedily relieved by IT, 1
have, therefore, used two bottles and
as consequence, as went my rounds
today I told several families, when
ever the above symptoms showed up,
to at once
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man Is here looking after his chances fol
nesota. He will call on every member nj
the delegation. Gen. ]. NJ. Diment. of Owat
tonna, and ex-senator Buckman, of Morrison
county, are strong rivals for the place
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EASTERN PAPERS IN.
New York Journals Join With the
Associated Press

NEW YORK, March 27.-The New
York Herald, New York Tribune, New
York Times, New York Evening TeIe-
gram, Philadelphia Public Ledger, Phil
adelphia Record and Philadelphia Even
ing Telegram have entered into nine
ty-year contracts with the Associated
Press and have severed all news rela-
lions with the United Press.
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CZAR'S BROTHER DYING.
His Condition Is Now Regarded as
HOPELESS.

LONDON, March 28.-A private
telegram from Algiers says that the
condition of the Czarovitch, the car S
brother, is hopeless.
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Fly to "77.n

DR.. Humphreys Homeopathic Manual Of
Diseases at your Druggists or Mailed Free.
sold by druggists or sent op receipt OF IS
cents or five for 81. Humphreys Med. Co., Cor.
William & Ohm Sts., New York.
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Con DOYLE Beaten.

NEW YORK, March 27.-Harry Fischer, Of
Brooklyn, defeated Con Doyle, OF Chicago
in seventeen rounds, at the Pole Athletic cluE
tonight.
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WESTERN RACE WANTED.
Columbia May Row with Minnesota
or Wisconsin.

NEW YORK, March 27.-Columbia's
men are not exactly contented with
the idea of rowing Cornell after the
Ithacans have been through a four-mile
pull. Defeat will then be too severe.
they say, and victory will be inglorious.
Many of the oarsmen, therefore, are
urging race with the University of
Wisconsin, Yara-Yara eight or with
the Minnesota Boat club. No Of
fetal action has been taken, but it is
expected that the union will act at the
next meeting
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date it's affairs and that an arrangement
had been made with the Marine bank by
which depositors would be paid in full on
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-28
ALDRIoH GETS ANOTHER.

salaries Of his leading umpires to $3.50 q
season.
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90 = : -
relieves a
CO. ,
over night.
IF you will start in
Today
and take a dose of "Seveufv-seven''
Today,

and take a dose of "Seventy-seven''
every fifteen minutes until bedtime,
your cold will be better by
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-28

ThFee AIItr INC FIace.
WASHINGTON, March 27.-Arthur w. Ly-
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find that the rule prohibiting a field cap
tain leaving his position to talk to an umpire
will result in the captains walking in to
have talk with the pitcher of catcher, ac-
cording to which is nearest the umpire, and
the captains remarks to the player will
have direct reference to the last decision by
the umpire. The address to the umpires states
that all trouble arises from the failure of the
umpires to enforce the rules but it strikes
me that the leagues failure to sustain UNI
pires who have dared to enforce the rules is
the real trouble
Detroit amateurs are already playing. Van
derbeck's men should start well.
George Carey, who played first for Milwau-
kee, in 1894, wants to return there.
Hoy scored a homer at New Orleans Sun
day.
Pitcher Rettger has signed a Milwaukee
contract. 5if
Washington would like to have Baltimore's
southpaw, Nobs.
1t is Hulen's base running ability that
catches. Patsy Doneyan's eye
Connie Mack is trying to get Tom Coax
ley for his Milwaukee team.
Walter Wilnot has hopes Of getting Eddie
Boyle U
Pete Browning received much encourage
ment for his novel walking match for one
legged men. Oh
Jiggs Parrott is wanted by two Western
league clubs. His -cornet solos are admired.
Jimmy Manning is the only man who has
no trouble in securing his players. He plays
the Eastern league continually, and he is the
only one that does.
Milwaukee has decided not to make fight
for Esper who was awarded to st. Louis by
Nick Young. Hanlon returned the 81 900.
La Fleur Nblwaukee's new catcher, is from
Portage, Wis
-John r. Brush says: 1T costs too mu3h to
buv stars and the majority of clubs won't
sell theirs. The cheapest and best way to
secure stars is to develop them yourself. A
0-1 m nm ely MID yor
for two or three years in order to develop
him into star.
Catcher Eddie Boyle, who refused to go
South with the Cincinnati team, still refuses
to sign the sliding contract offered 3h n him,
Of an increase if his work warrants retention
as a member Of the regular team.
Milwaukee hopes to secure Pitcher Nc
MahoIE
Nick Young has voluntarily increased the
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prom State Journal, Feb. p: l mere
,,, certify that had catarrb, PAD tae'o
IN tho month. and noise in my heaa lou.
Years causing great distress. l oeean
; cent ment with DIR. =. Clay TODD, req ou,
ond am nleased to say that my heai.n
H. s,,lv restored in every respect, anu
hava no noises in my head ana no ca'
tarrh. Mh' 0N"A" Madison. Wis.
He saws: have been trouo'eu nai,v
sn;ne trouble over two years grauuia
growing worse, and was airalu ! W." 81
have to give up my work en.ireS, ,v
month il was growing rap,og rIon
when on the 10th OF Feb, iSoo; ue no
treatment with DR.. s. Clay Ioua' auu va
hos helped me Immediately, anu
;mnroved ever since, and now l nav ~. he
more pain and work every oay o. 49,"
gas works: .ot Ionorte. Ind.
Feb. IA. 1896.
A friend Of the above gentleman man. 1' IS a.
treatment with DR.. ;. clay I ouu
Saturday night Tor the same co namra
and il already better-thirty-s'A nou''
February II, 1896. ,ov Todd
One tells anOtber-Dr. .; uland.
Dear Sir: am troubled with sne S,an ~ .
=, INV neck; there lisa lump unaer 10y ,"'
othe left OF my chin about the s,ae = th
Goose egg; a stingipg pain runs .so" M Ts
snn,n 70 nv ear and down my necA a,,,,,
E.ta Johnson informs me sne mas S
iar case to mine. She says enc 10 'an, JILL
/ treatment from you and der,v.ns 80. IA 4
!. henefit. Let me know what you ca" "
+ Tor my case. .,.ur
John Braniif.
s1a Taylor street, South Bend ino'
February 2, 1896.
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am c., re Cured II hey Apply Soon.

-, Gan re Cured IL They Apply soon.
This Young lady had lost all hopes 81 81
over reeaining her health. Inc sk.h 80. or
Dr, Todd and little medicine s'a ara ~.
on the right track; she says: l n uau
om .j IN the stomach and liver, yomlteu
c 81, or eating; / doctored with I'VE doc,
tors without relief, have been SICK VI pa =
tors tbe last year very sick, and mao
lost nil hope Of help, had terrible tn', ,sa
ioI' ;S could liz in the river and the wa,
, tar RIM right through me, wooia DC al
. .;nht NV stomach was terribly bioateu,
a rs and water raised in my mouth, gleaii
Sin in the eide and stomach anu a~ NJ
p .uaat and nervous. l was taken 10 Ut,
s Claw Todd February ~ ana nc ~ e" re.
o., ., U ons treatment and told me TO re-
,urn in three days and would DE oe' ~,
. .nd , feel go much better, don ieel l,ke
the same persos. don't know wne ore
ielt 40 we'll and do not vomit any ,no, No
,e have TO drink water, IA nave Il.
OF Oh, ny ON the way home began TO ge'
t Snttsr notwithstanding the rougbness o o
ths roads. the pains all leit me anu nov
not since returned: 49,, sv,xsoN.
rour and one.hali miles northwest y
raPorte. Iud.. March 3. 1896
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r.,.rr, 10 Con. UNI ption

,r.tarrh 10 Cone UNI pto"
whon cararrh has existed in the hose,
hood and upper parts OF the throat 'o'
.nv length Of time, the patient living ~
. district where people are subject 70
..tarrba, affections, and the disease nus
hosr left incurred, the catarrh almost III
r;h,v extends from the windpipe anu
tbence into the bronchial tubes ines.
tubes convey the air into the u' 80
nar,s Of the lungs. The pain when a'
sau,non;es this condition is oil o"
character, felt in the chest behind We
..oo.t-hone or else it is present uhue'
49, shorlder blade. The cough that o'-
curs at this time is dry, comes az 'a.
;ro intervals, is hacking IN cnaia'.,' ~,
ond is usually most troublesome III VA
morning upon arising or on gong 70 O. =
=. n;oht This peculiar character o
ao,ch ia often the first evidence 'na'
oo,sorra, disease is extending into 'n'
lungs. About this time you WIN nav !"
shortuess of breath and palpita.'on =
tho heart which always goes WIN .on
sumption. You should then nn llnn. aa h
., aa,, on DIR. s. CLAY TODD and D
will give y ,u relief. Many go prepa' :,
...,ov a week in Calumet ana II
cs;ve DR.. Todd's personal attention WIZ
,ho result OF being restored to nea''p'
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deafness Steals a Man

s, gradually that he finds himself unaOe ~
oonvsrsation without warning, except ringing -
u the head These noises in the head are ea'Seo "
orroe Catarrh, Discharge from Ear7' Nervous D'''
,,o, sbock or cold etc, and always LEAD 10 ue"f
..,, blindness Sore Eyes, Dimness Oh
Sch, rauulated Lids and all diseases oil the Eye
-. no cured b, Prof S, Clay Todd NJ d. oil or"nu
p,,ids Mich, now at the New jewell hou'e' 'aune'
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hundreds OF Wohie"

Hundreds of women in every county S o,
h Saute wbo are able 10 be about tne
whole or part of each day, but wat d,ti,
unaDe o ", on accou,t Of their pains . ron
Guilty, anu huo W. onIy to themselves, think
d t ahei r case hopeless, drag out m e,
cradle existence. failing 10 e mIest exper-
the comforts of life. the , GreaI his long
fence of DR.. Todd, resulting ron tre nf
, nnS constant devotion to the treasures assures
and and cure OF the above disease s11 Without S
hum Cd Cd To the age OF the patient or ahis
req oi the disease orthe difficulties 0 w +
t t%ar N NAV have heretofore 'ncoun'efe' i
seeking n lie.
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consumption cured.

He said he felt very much discouraged
and so did his friends and the physlcl4ns,
who had done their best without beng
able to give him any relief. He says;
II had consumption since last Septem-
her falling very rapidly, employed three
physicians without relief until ! was '
foSen 10 Dr. Todd's Office last FRIDAY py
nv father and a friend. DIR. Todd gave
me a treatment and told me ! would DE
better the next day and / was very much
better. The change took place AT
O'Clock that afternoon and nave peen
getting better rapidly ever since; VOW,
the third day after the treatment nay
scarcely any OF the burning EIDE: pa pan little
lungs and cough and raise ou. ILL., n.',e j.,
every way. feel like new man. 1
oven " bistled tune this morning.
even LoRAN KEEN.
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neaf From Infancy.

He says: when was too snah to
remember they say had a good deal o.
earache; have been hard OF hearing s'n inc
e" con remember. nave been under the
treatment of DR.. S. Clay Todd since feo,
: 1896, and am pleased to cay that
have been greatly benefited. can near
ordinary conversation. | am 81 years
old. u; III "a 1905
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goab
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atmosts
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Rev. Weber, the great evangelist :, te srph
..;nr from a dreadful case OF ca'Ar
r He has been great sufferer; ,;,s Mich.
Or DR. s. Gay Todd, Grand Rap,ass;l o M,e that
IN NV y DEAR BRoTHER:-I do believe .a sus.
usaicine oiyours will cure any ea' Won.
% em better now than ever before. ~, mo ~
de err. !, MichI care Of Lawrence houS
RHv. WEBER.
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open Your Mouth I!

red There little patches ridges white
yellow bronchial lungs Perhaps have
o cough now take cold The disease
ues be oped
anu @ viii then begin froth then slight mucous then heavier
bubble lou VIII physician great
our midst experience in all parts the world in hospital
This DIR b ClAl
had practical the treatment required and has the
where they
him and mt up patient his office New Jewe
ediater relief permanent cure II
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v.om the Janesy,ile Gazette.

have had the Sciatic Rheumatism M s,1
,.aars gradually growing worse. MY
ss;aht ' leo has become shortened so thas
T' sn ~ hod to have my boot heel raised
! - na ,wo and one-half inches. l began tax,
70 ' ,roatment from DIR. 5. Clay Todc
' Wsv Al and am pleased to say his neoi .
s MaS re the only medicines that helped
e ..n In three weeks my l'g is heightened
. NV, OF an inch, and | nave
better use OF my limb, could not walk
u unstsirs one step after another, but can
uPs.'"' Wv An. FAIsBANK.
now. On 1881 GAINESVILLE, Wis
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Lady Recovering Her

|ther Lady Recovering hof
Mar h 5. 1896,
have re eived treatment from Or. ,.
\ Todd, and | rejoice at being be'ter
II. The pains in my head and temples
back OF my neck are a great deal
Ter; no more chilly spells, and 90
|get out of my head with the nervous
s since the treatment.
MRS MARY A. HAYS,
I've miles north OF La Porte, lnd' u
ss Anna Swanson is said to oe sun
toying in her health under the treat
OF DIR. s Clay Todd, OF this city
brother, Christ Swanson, is also re-
ing in the requirement OF periecteye,
h under the same ministration. he
born partially blind.
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CATARRH CURED.
Have You Catarrhs

= Have you discharge from nos'
UIs the nose or throat sore
Have you pains oyer the eyes,
Are your eyes wateryT Ito
Have you dry cough at nignl' -,
Ia there a continuous dropping oil mu-
ems in the back OF your throat
Yon can be cured quickly and perma,
nently by DR.. S. Clay Todd no" a' '"'
New Jewell House.
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S9a: ,nre In the scrotum Cured

o,ul;ttle how was cured OF rupture IN
S out nh hv DR.. $. Clay Todd. We are
ocro , .uw hs 90 Johnnie was always IN
40 much pain, and cried all 'ne s' ho i al al
now his rupture is all gone anu ua =" ;rmns
wass ., n"pp Mr.. AND Mrs. JOIN PRINs.,
ana ip psai Jeanette St., Grand Rapids, Mich
March 81, 1895.
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had terrible steady backache Tor
fur Years without any let up at all;
sometimes could hardly strengthen up:
Could not ride in a wagon on account u
the greater pain from theiar ofthe wagon
and have walked rather than ride. /
have now been under the treatment OF
DR s. TODD, 16 n. Division street.
Grand Rapids, Mich, ten days, and yes,
terdav rode twent five miles and nine
miles today in wagon without pain az
all-the first tine for four years;
would cheerfully recommend d. Todd &c
those who have great pains in their back
'"o'o AVERY DowNER..
Catcher 1890. Alpine Mich.
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DIR. =. CLAY TODD
Famous Nerve Specialist, Gran"
Rapfds, Mich.

/ Famous Nerve Specialist, Gran"
Rapids, Mich.
|ures Paralysis, TwitchiDg, Pinchlng
Prickling Sensations, Tremelous Feel
i, Back OF Head Ache, Back oil Neck
Dns, sometimes running down the arms
Aatk, Dizziness and other symptoms
lng to paralysis, Nervous Debility
Female complaints and Chronic DIS
rs.
bnsultation free and confidential.
charge for services until cured, SIX
|hths.
)irections in all languages.
journalism alwayscured, Catarrh anu
ID Noises cured, DroUsy cured rus
all Nerve and Brain Diseases cureo;
and Ear Diseases cured, Nerves VI
Sgue and Nerves and Muscles OF Limos
&g Developed.