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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-06

The final examination for Monon-
gala County teachers will be held at
Daybrook, Wednesday and Thursday,
Sept. 9th and 28th 1899, beginning
at 0 Il. n. Wednesday morning.
SrEPuEN MASON,
County Superintendent.
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a Hindoo believing in the transnigra-

lloH Oh souls,
ate no animal
food, because
in destroying
even a worm
he might be
destroying the
body occupied
by an ances-
tor. A traveller
coming upon
I n e Brahnfn
taking his veg
etable meal,
told him it was
impossible to
avoid destruc-
ton of animal
\ life and, to
prove it, TO-
cused a micro
scope on the
fruit the Brah-
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-06

Is one OF the most charming sum
mer resorts reached via the Chicago,
Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway.
Its healthful location, beautiful
scenery, good hotels ard complete i'm
munities from hay fever make a sum
mer outing at Marquette, Mich, very
attractive from the standpoint OF
health, rest and comfort.
For particulars apply to the nearest
ticket agent or address Geo. II. Heat.
ford, General Passenger Agent, Chi.
cago, III.
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CARTER CASE.
The Defaulting Captain Makes
Significant Threats.

Says that Others Will TO to the Peni.
Tertiary II he Does-A Case that is
Rapidly Becoming National Scandal.
New York, August 31.-A Wash
ington special to the Journal says
that there are some startling de
velopments in the case of Captain
o. NJ Garter, who was found guilty
Of swindling the government out of
81 500, 900. 1t is freely reported in
army circles, according to the dis
patch, that Captain Carter has no
titled his friends in the engineer
corps and various members of con
gress, who assisted in securing APP
preparations for the Savannah har.
Dor Improvements, that if he goes
to the penitentiary he will take 9TH
ers with him.
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MONONGAHEL RIVER X. R.

No. Leave Fairmont z :l5 a. NJ.
No. 3-Leave Fairmont. ! :45 p. m.
No. 5-Monongah accom'n. 6:l5 r. m.
No. 7-Monongah accom'n 1880 a. m,
No 9--Freight and passen'r 800 p. m.
No. 2--Arrive at Fairmont 1900 M.
No. ARRIVE at Fairmont 600 m.
No. 6-MonongaG accom'n 7l5 a. IN.
No. 8--Monongah accom'n 1.50 p m.
No 10-Freight and pass'er 9.45 a. m.
Nos. l, 2 8, 4, 5 and daily.
]. F. PICKETT, Agent.
HUGH G.. BOWLES, Gen. Supt.
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There Is more Catarrh in this sec
tion of the country than all other
diseases put together, and until the
last few Years was supposed to be In
durable. For great many years doc
tors pronounced it a local disease, and
prescribed local remedies, and by con-
stantly falling TO cure with local
treatment, pronounced 1t incurablc
Science has proven catarrh u be u
constitutional disease, and Therefore
requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by H. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo Ohio,
is the only constitutional cure on the
market. 1t is taken internally In
doses from 10 drops to ia teaspoonful.
1t acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any case
it fails to cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials. Address,
+. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Tnr Cumberland Times Is respon.

sible for story Of man who over
estimated his strength: John Smith
backed his strength against that Of
twenty horse power engine, and
now. three physicians are trying to
keep him from dying, He liezed
hold Of the hywheel and the steam
was turned on. In an instant he
was hurled to the GROUND and hor-
ribly Injured, the muscles IN his arm
having been torn cut and the arte-
ries severed. He was aleo badly
i1jassd eths|rwiss' X
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If You Want to Buy

A home for song and have years
to pay for it, call at this Office aud
get particulars.
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From Extreme Nervousness.

3HAI no one remedy can contain the
elements necessary to cure all diseas-
es, IS a fact we'll known to everyone.
DR.. Miles System of Restorative Remedies
consists OF seven distinctively different
preparations, each for its own purpose.
Mrs. L. O. Bramley 81 Henry st., st. Cath
crimes. Ontario. writes. For years suf-
fered from extreme nervousness and annoy
ing constipation, developing into alpitation
and weakness Of the heart. was unable to
sleep, suffered much from headache, pain in
my left side. palpitation and constant
feeling Of weakness and prossration. began
using DR.. Miles Nervine. Heart Cure and
Nerve and Liver Pills and the Anti-Pafn
Pills TO relieve sudden paroxysm Of pain
and headache. soon felt much improved
and the pains and aches and WEAKNESS left
me. then took DR.. Miles Restorative
Tonic and am now restored to my former
good health"
DR.. Miles, Remedies -. w.
are sold by all drug
gists under q positive 49,
guarantee. FIRST bottle 0G1a0n
benefits Or money re- 2:-S 4: 9
funded. Book on din- z' A a
cnsca % The heart sns1
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COURT Stops FOR THE RACES
Local bar Association Rebukes Judge
Reese blizzard.

PARkERsBuRa, w. Va, Aug. d.
Judge Reese Blizzard af the Jackson
county Circuit court, who owns one OF
the finest strings Of race horses in this
section of the country, has 1t is alleg-
ed, made practice OF adjourning
court, regardless OF the number Of
cases on the docket, whenever any OF
his horses were entered for an inlport-
ant race. At the brief term OF court
held at Ripley this month the Bar
Association held meeting and cx-
pressed its Indignation at such meth
DDS in a series OF resolutions, which,
after citing the occasion upon which
the court had adjourned without
good reason or excuse" protested
against such policy as unfair TO
The bar, burdcnsome to litigants, uD-.
just to witnesses, unreasonable to the,
clerk and dangerous TO suitors. = ,Etsts'
protest closes as t. =
"WeN)elievc y1bhblic office is pub
lie Trust, and that offices are created
for the benefit of the people and not
for the convenience OF those who hold
them,
Judge Blizzard is unique charac-
Ter and has gained much not0riety by
his mapner OF conducting his court.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-06

Senator Tillman believes in the
shot gun policy, but fortunately few
people believe in Senator Tillman.
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are rarely II ever on
Inted.
AMERICANS A GOLD MINE.
M, .,.,

The natives have discovered a gold
mine in the newly arrived Americans,
There are no Tagalos among these ma
lives, SO they tell you--thcy are all
Maccabebes. The two tribes, al
though not distinguishablc In appear
ance have been hereditary foes for
centuries. and it was even deemed ad-
visable at one time to arm the Macca-
bches and let the latter do our share
OF the hghting
These natives, however, ne matter
what their race. have made more
money by staying at home than they
ever saw before in their lives. Great
baskets full OF eggs, peanut and cocoa
nut candy, cakes and fruit are turned
into s'dincr0" each day by the fortu
nate stay-at-h homes. No American
can convince native that his tinan-
cial resources have reached a limit,
although the fact isapparent TO every
body else.
s.Americans mucho dineru, !" has be-
come byword from constant use since
its recent coinage. Like all the rest
of the Yankee sojourners in foreign
lands we pay two prices for every thing
we geta the native is pot at all hack
ward about adding third or fourth
price at the beginning. A nelghbor
sent a rather fraycd shirt ond towel
to the public laundry on the river
bank by one OF the sswashee, washee"
men who had been hunting the com
pany streets all morning. After
pounding the two articles with stick
for ten minutes the native returned
and doubtless mistaking the neighbDr
for Mr.. Rockefeller he asked him the
paltry sum Of $3.50 for the job.
There was only one thing to do under
the circumstances and my neighbor
did that. Grabbing his rifle the long
suffering Americana made wild
charge toward the enemy, but lost
shirt, towel and native by being un-
able to swim.
The rainy season ipso facto, puts an
end to active campaigning by either
army for weeks to come. II any trou-
BILE is to be recorded in the near future
on the north line it will be in the ma
ture of naval engagement.
EARNEST G.. SMITH.
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"How 70 Cure All Skin Diseases

Simply apply "Swayne's Ointment No inter
nal med cine required. Cures letter, eczema, itch,
all eruptions the face, hands, nose, &c. leaving
the skin clear white and healthy. Its great heal
ing and curative powers possessed by no other
remedy. Ask your druggist for Swayne's Oint-
mcnt
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-06

yMProms-Moisture; intense itching and sting
ing most at night; worse by scratching. II al
lowed to continue tumors form which often bleed
and uIcerate, becoming very sore. Swayne's Oint-
menf stops the itching and bleeding, heals ulcera-
ton, and in most cases removes the tumors. At
druggists, or by mail. for so cents DR.. Swayne
Son, Philadelphia.
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speak of ''coldn in the Philippines is
like talking OF summer in the Klou-
dixie. but both have meaning that
is suggestive.
REMARKABLY ENDURANCE.

REMARKABLE ENDURANCE.
While even SO much dampness fails
TO lower the temperature very mater
tally, there is chill to the air which
makes Il flannel shirt comfortable at
all times and woolens not uncomfort-
able during the dampest periods
When the sun finally succeeds In
breaking through the clouds and mist
however, IL seems To fairly scald every
thing under its glare, The prevalence
OF malarial fevers, OF course is source
of anxiety of army physicians during
the present season. Add rheumatic
complaints Of all sorts, as wen as nu-
merous cases OF "A very troublesome
variety of adobe itch, and Won have
a very considerable portion OF each
company answering 81 k call each
morning Until quite recently the
general health OF the entire command
had been excellent and doubtless the
rather sudden and complete change in
weather is the cause OF an ever in.
creasing sick list. 1t seems almost
marvellous when you realize what the
the boys over here have been able to
endure.
Coming to a country where climate,
customs and conditions of living are
as different from their home life AS
anything well could be, they have
tramped for weeks at IA time sustained
by a kind providence and those conveR-
tional army rations OF bacon, oatmeal
l,aa hsAr mi .,1. h t..f,
are far better suited To one of DR.
Nansen's Attic expeditions than to a
tropical campaign. The wonder is
not that so many, but so few, cases
of malaria and rheumatism are mani
fest by the physicians returns.
The continued dampness is so per-
meating that every article containing
leather in its make up must be brush
ed each day TO keep 1t even passably
free from mould. Men for weeks at
a time during the wet period do duty
in damp clothing and sleep between
damp blankets at night. But SO long
as fellow retains his health there is
no complaint TO be made and he does
everything necessary for him to dol
willingly and cheerfully. 1t is pref
ty serious matter for man TO become
sick anywhere IN the foreign service.
The army to-day is composed mainly
of youngsters who make splendid
soldiers when they are well and very
poor ones when sickness gains the up
per hand. Pure unadultered home
sickness killed more OF our army than
all other agencies combined. Once
relegated to the hospital one has
every opportunity Of becoming despon-
dent over matters which but rarely
occur to the active man. In these
tropical countries there is sameness
about the days and a tameness To the
life which increases the tendency to
turn to other days and another life.
Hence you naturally expect to find a
sick man about the most disagreeahe
mortal you could meet, and your ex-
pectations are rarely II ever disap-
pointed.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-06

EVERY summer suit in stock at
Just half price at Hirschman's.
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WALLACE HOUSE, Main ST., Jas c. Wallace,
w owner and PROPRIETOR; first class in everything
xrwItlc y AcuIns AGENTS.
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Pies, Pilasl ftehing pilas.

JULIAN {. FLEMING, Steam Job Printer, pa
d Usher and proprietor Of the Ew DOMINION.
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ONLY ONE BALLOT.
Ohio Democrats Nominate Edi-
tor John r. Mclean.

In UDequiveeal Declaration in Favor
Of Hon. William j. Bryan-The War
in The Philippines Declared to be
Criminal aggression on The Part Of
The United States-The Opening
Prayer Vigorously AIpIauded.
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MORRISTOWN NEWS.

Mrs Murray l.. Day. formerly OF Morristown. Il
at Mrs Underhilrs
James II. Cogghlll. OF New-York has purchased
part Of the Garfield property. in Normandie Park
and Will build two houses. Ground will be broken
al once
Mr. and Mrs. Mason Young OF Nutley. will &C.
cupy Charles d. NJ Coles home after May l.
Mrs. James Fontaine Maury gave large recep-
ton last Thursday for her mother Mrs Clark s
Brown. who leaves Morristown next month to live
Brown Miss Wills. Miss Perry. Mrs Hughes. Miss
Mrs. Thomas W. Caldwell entertained the Mon
day Heading Club last week K, Mrs Albert Swords
the club tomorrow.
The improvements being made to vice-C Chancellor
Emery's Elm-st house well under way but
will not be finished until autumn
Mr. and Mrs Stephen II. Little and family. who
returned to Morrstown.
Mrs. Robert G. Bushnell and Miss ElInor Bush
Mr. a. and Mrs. Bard Mcvickar are at Pooono
Miss Alice Lavina Day is the guest Of Mrs. Grin
Miss Margaret Lanier winslow. Of Maple-ave
gave luncheon Friday for her cousin. Mrs. Dunno
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander II. Tiers have leased the
house on Madison-ave.. now occupied by Mrs. NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. Halsey Ladew Williams. who were
married last week at st. Bartholomew Church
have taken house at Stamford. Conn. AS Miss
Morristown.
Mrs. William Shipper has bought piece OF
property near the Golf Club. on which she will
"A handsome house
The houses being built by Mr. Wolf for himself
and for his daughter are nearly completed and are
a great addition to Morristown.
The musical given by Professor Schmidt last
Wednesday at which Miss Corey sang a sue
cess and good OF money was realized for
the work OF the Missionary Society OF the Presby-
terrain Church.
Frank Hunter Potter has been spending a few
days in Morristown, the guest OF w. @. Van Tas-
sell Sutphen.
The Misses Dana. OF South-st.. have returned
from their Southern trip
Commander Cooper. Of the Chicago. has been
making short visit TO his family IN Morristown.
The Golf Club has had number OF at work
cleaning up the course In preparation for the sea-
Willie Weir. who is now In the South. is
pected back 10 resume his old place next month
Mrs Clarke s. Brown and the Misses Caroline
and Agnes Brown will SAL on May for Genoa.
and expect TO live abroad for some years.
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Erdman have returned
from their Orient cottage. where they have been
spending few DAYS.
The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth May Wylie and
Charles Walton Gordon will take place on Tues
day at the Church Of the Redeemer. the Rev DR..
Hughes the rector. officiating small reception
az the home OF the brides brother. George Sanford
Wylie. Will follow.
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arach. Mrs. 8. King. Mrs: g gaunmanTw; o r a
Stern 1a' wise b Mrs A. rso%p:sp Ms. NJ cod
man, weirberg. L Denneth o. Thorn , and Or Mrs. r.
s. rIman Mr.. j. an Fri Miss L. uiiman Dsnks
spiel NJ Blumenthal, Miss Blumenthai; G; Baum
einSe B. Gfeenw s r Prince and Mr. and Mrs
II; K mhIlags. Me,z " Dean r Merz. T. HI
dreth, f. Barnes. r Cobb T; Davenport. s.
EraRhsnGers G. w snsr Cohen L. l"0"'on
Loraine-c Jones b. Hahn. Miss Duck and j.
Pennhurst-Mr and Mrs C Cough. Mrs NJ Free
maine. + Jones. A: F. connor 8 Rosen,heii Mrs
Miss Hsie and R bul1geF " p..r.or Miss q
BOVINE. v. worder. " Floyd Miss bqsmepHstIsl
mann. s Aberheim. M and Mrs. c. Calm Mr..
land a%de M MRS & DER Mfs Mrs.
Miss Hobermsn Mrs 4 Kqhn l.: kohG' s Mlss
man. Miss A. Ilthman Mr.. and Mrs F. Blinn
Seaside House~Mr and Mrs. j. Greene. Mr. and
Mrs P; Schmidt. j. simpson. Mrs. Lowenfels' r.
barn. Mr fpd D MTs A. and
shelPuTns.A Lyar, Miss shepherd; r J R.lIey
Bates. Mrs. w Pomery. Miss Quinn. Mrs. II. Ran
'?5P' c a@G E'R E Bnleman J. J. Mullen
ce Mt Miss Ryd Miss MT na ME- Hnns MISS
o.NeIi +. Fi,zgerald, Mrs. A. Wise, Mr.. j. IT, Bun
Mr. and Mrs Muller n r"3 snd Mrs A. poeiser
Mrs; "; Kramer. Mrs. F Pfelner. Mr. and Mrs T
Mr. and Mrs J. Band. DR. A. Andrews A. Steel
Pan G. HaTkn . w. Trasy Ms A. DSsss
Tracy. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hardie. W. J. Dougall and
=, Hotel st1and-A. Lawson. II. A. Shelley and Mrs
WooGs Mrs 4 Grn Miss Miss B Be i Riuera Mr.
and Mrs W. Demorest. Mrs. A. Demorest. 6; De
RW3orest; Mrs Dexter; MI and Mrs G. Wilson Wilson
Mrs J. TODD. Z PfsnHard' g Hoiister. Miss F
Hotter. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Porter, J. $, stint Mrs J.
Miss Wolfe Mrs. B. smith. Mrs J. G. Tucker. Mrs.
NJ Doyle. Miss J.. Kent. Miss NJ. Evall. j. Llv-
%ssst stout McS SSs Ms: M! Mshao MIS- T:
Goy. Mr., and Mrs. A Newburg. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Vine Vincent. Mn M and Mrs S Forker Mrs j. Higgins
Mrs. J. Goodman. Mr.. and. Mrs. J. Howell J. Nc
COY S!Ses and Miss miss l. k GIGmweh.
De ville-L stadeler. F. D. Decker and E.
MISUNDERSTANDING NJ. Curry. the Rev w. j.
G sbs yto and J. IL F. M GTGnin
Hotel Suckney-Mrs s. Tice
Ssw Ensl9ad- and Mrs. G Phelps. Mrs c.
Albemarie.-B Hahn and r Miller.
Galen Hail.. Mouliette and Miss Mouliette
Iryington-Mrs Ashforth. Mrs. II. Bailey and j.
,,Iroquos-Mrs. B. Barros Mrs C. Bsrros and
Mrs. d. Leary.
Morton-F. Wagner
Acme-W. Gunsey.
Archdae-F. Kelley and NJ Macdonald
EastbourneIW;p Horn and j. NJ Randolf.
Norwood-Mr. and Mrs j. Evans and p Good
Roya-The Rev. J. Mills and Mrs R. Lane.
Revere-Mrs. b. Burnett
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MRS. p. X. p. B4NT4 DEAD.

Orange April l5.-Mrs. Rebecca Reid Phillips
Banta died from pneumonia at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs Charles r. Vincent OF Wyoming,
yesterday She was born on November 2s. 1914. in
Winchester Va. In 1895. she went to Paterson.
where four years later she married 10 John j.
Banta In 1s45 they removed 10 Orange where
Nj Banta died in 1850 Mrs. Banta the last
OF the thirteen original members OF the North
Orange Baptist Church She was one Of the or
ganizers Of the Orange Orphan Society and the
Orange Memorial Hospital. serving the Board OF
Managers OF these institutions for many years. and
was also active in the Orange Woman's Christian
Temperance Union. Mrs. Banta leaves one son.
r. Leroy Banta. OF Orange and two daughters.
Mrs F. Eugene Burton. OF Orange. and Mrs VIM
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stausen Of NewYork; William II; Z, p 1o
Miss n Dougherty. Mr.. and Mrs n r. Jones, anu ~
Mrs F F. Bulllard Of Brooklyn Frames -, Su'a WI
ir,51s Henry j Dupree Mrs. X. f. Cheesman sno
ChsrIes Fl Howell OF Philadelphia Mrs WinthrpP
" putnam Walter l.. Cate and Mrs Z ma irs r :.
s,lts Mrs d. s. Mckee and Thomas W Sa, Mws.
Sun 81 Mcrrisfown; MI and Mrs. William Il WHEY.
Miss A Wiley and A. u; Chsndler; o, h' arr %.
sI,ss T. w Fisk A X. Fisk Mrs A. g Farmer
~ George Farmer OF Montclar; Mrs rafYo An
d a. and Miss J. c. Ball OF Chicago ana feloe'
- Roynton and Mr. and Mrs r. H. "ooo"a'"' y"
Detroit. p,.r ttouse
Among the guests registered at the PameS , rouFe
are r Wilson A. II. Davis, NJ VI Do Nj. =
Gasken. Mr.. and Mrs. James Higgins M NJ
10 William r. Simpson. MT ana MIS- and
y1orr~ g; NJ RAYMOND. Jack Palmer MT axsu
Ms = O. Cary Miss ~ c. Durham. Mrs ~, o IA
Kiddle Theodore Shear. George Shear; III III. ,nnmsn
BurkeIman Mrs. ID; Lippman. Miss Mrs. H. n We'll.
Ms MI: ana Wagner Mr. and Mrs James Les a,a
Wiss N "a Lester Of New-York Miss =. "a. "a. Ma
an Miss A NJ skidmore. Mrs NJ r. euIom "'s
Agatha r. Kelly, John 7: Dallas. Mr cnn~ ~ Miss
n Cortis, OF Brooklyn Miss ~ r. "a Harvey. OF
n -. q Hrewer OF Dalton. Mass. ana III.
ttIediey smith OF Hudson. y. T.
Among the guests registered at the ts ~ ,o
=, AIt'"f McMoran Mrs. Z. s Mellan M MISS .srI-
are ,rrsncs Mr. and Mrs p A. fitxpsrncn'
Miss Helen Fitzpatrick. ~ F. wynn, Ms Ms ~ "Ii''
Mrs. r @: Alden Miss 4 Ms. Gertrude James. MI
s snS Mrs b. T. Weston. Miss J. KIM the
shsI. ds,nh,s: Mrs z ID. Robbins William y shel-
q n,' ~ Boston: W r. Bedenach, Miss badenacn,
~ Montreal and Mr. and Mrs John curtin. OF no
bokeu. y. J.
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From Mr.. n. Phelps, Mamufdct-
urer of Buttons, Nos. no and
112 Pennington St., Necark, NJ.

Dr. E. b. Lighthili $50 Broad Street. Newark N. J.:
feel II my duty 10 tell you that you have accom-
oshed one wonderful Of protrding ana
liberated piles known medical science The cure
refer 10 is that OF my wife who has suffered for over
v.nty-fve years with this terrible complaint During
that time suffered the most excriciang pain.
being at times compelled walk the floor for hours IN
bent position on account she endured She
had been by Of best doctors
with only temporary relief. had made up my MIND
that she was doomed suffer for the balance OF her
DAYS In unspeakable torture had lost all faith IN
doctors and medical skill Fortunately my attention
was called long OF testimonials whicn you
published from veiknovn Newark business men whom
you had cured difficulties OF this kind Knowing them
10 be men OF and truth. wrote 70 number OF
them and received personal confirmation of the truth OF
their statements then placed wife under your care
and after a few weeks treatment which was aimosf
painless and during which she and about. che 10
entirely cured and might has been given new ife
tender YOU this statement voluntarily. as feel more
grateful and gratned than words can express for what
YOU have done my wife Her health is better nov
than IL has been tventysx You may Use this
statement in every reach the eyes OF the aetsa
and will be pleased verify the above TO any one VINO
will call at my ONCE Nos 10 and i2 Pennington stres
or at my residence Al Milford avenue.
A. PHELP4
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From Mr.. N. St0mehill, f15 East
S2d st., Ner York.

offer my grateful scknov Judgments Of the VEN
rsrksbls Of hs,ua which Dr. Lgh,hi effected N
my The nstuia fully inches long and 3
inches deep and had ramincations. The ~
srkable feature about the 10 the fact that
subjected any snesthetic and that not con-
fined bed that suffered little pain and that
was able TO attend my daily dutes during the whoje
of treatment. My nstuia complicated with
protrudng piles Dr. Lghthi effected their complete
with few applications which scarcely felt. feel
In better health and spirits than have done for
and cannot find words 10 my gratitude 70 D.
Lishth for his wonderful treatment and success. Az
DESTROYS Of personal interview is welcome 10 ca.
NJ sToNEHILls