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The sun., 1901-02-08
DEvERY PROGRANME BTOCkEDy
Mr. Whairns Friends Think 40 Crokrrs
choice for Head ot Police Awaited.

Tho rammanv men who are In sympathy
witi the Hon John Whal"n In his efforts
T. prevent ,hi"r Of Police ucvcry from h"ius
ret aimed On post OF authority IN IN" re"r-
gaui2rd police department said yesterday
that t',.N were confident that the su-CHll-d
'S,,tpu lbrNrr,' scheme Wclld not 90
thr,ush Ii"y expect That th,re VIII Ice
"A l.gu. attend pee" ~ th" h"Irlng on the I'M
before 'l' 'udvur uu Monday luuriiUF and
thew thlrk 'hH' enough Viii IL" sid then 10
f',,ut ti.C mayor irpn taitN NlhC ont the
Last riSht several wrll-known Tammanv
u.ru dr,l rcd That mo- ono, uut "'''n H." ma '"r
liusDli hu"' - c,rtui'i. vi" ~" new
i,.td of the d"Iltt'u"ut would hc. aud that
thr rtit,r would NJ De- settled ultil -"rue
word tad boo. received from -" ltDu Rich
Hrd croker. N was declared that whoever
thr nan selected mlgh' h-, D." would be Ono
personally approved 10y Mr. rukrr.
~u VI Ntti' II uH~ u,'N H.'r to Ict
,n.n 'r,u 80. { hi- .trur.l" with The grip
n, 't. 'u. Sf,rr.l talk with the Hon Iru'
ntIr'.,lE Ibo..t ~. pulic cor ~ ssiuu' r~rip
il has he ~ -tl 'yt' Mr. Walden was IN zion,
10 hlv. NJ VI IN ,n'"ou" d unttdat" TO-
tie o"c = Wnnlns frI'ni- S,id ,.s'"r-
dnv tn.' - a.. com. issiunrr would II"
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conn. ct .u Ni'll ih" G.nJ:'rn N " VI ,'.n
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The sun., 1901-02-08
n. ". WHTTNEi CHARGES BLACKMAIL.
piis q Legislative Committee That Hs Has
Been Pursued In business for Years.

BosloN Feb The order introduced In
tho Legislature 10y Representative" Mcph"rsou
calling for an Investigation 81 the gas COM
paiurs of Boston. cam" w before the Com
rnitta Ola Manufactures to-day During the
hearing Mr Mcrh"r>oy SAID that tho New
England t'nS ana tuhC company had set aside
the -jiu ui s. uu'.~- for legislative putpus"s
and when lie had finished licnry VI Whitney
lr.lod TO las feet aud declared IN an angry
tome that KrpTc-rut awe MvphrfSuu's state
m"ut was an Outrageous, an Infamous il" -
lie added
This all npar, or tho Matchmaking scheme
which has ol,lN wed mv for years
SrcIE"r Ncvcrs interrupted Mr. whitney
and asked hliu t. Doe more courteous Ia his
language The capitalist said
Mr. N,lh"r,uu cannot deny that he Ia in
close contact with Thomas " lawson aud
that lo represented tie people who wer.
crdcgVprIuC - commit hlaohm1l realize
the rr-puu-ihllit' Ot tnrsc statements, and
/! 'h"y are falsr tho place to scud me Is to the
Graud Jur' ana the ~ tir IrIsun This nHn
t. -iwply hcuE used ~ tool of blachmailcrS.
wIcihrr b" knows II ur uo'
In answer TO a tiu"~'tur hv ex-senator
Butter a. - whether h" had had n conference
with Thomas " Lawson. MIR MCIhrrsuu
replied that %" had. aud sud that = Ind also
been invited To- confer with Nr Whitney
The sun., 1901-02-08
Obituary Notes.

Cant James Durham, president of tn.
punha,n, Towing and Wrcckiug company Of
Chicago died suddenly of neuralgia Of th"
heart yesterday capt punhim was born
in Wa4hinct on county. New NotF. on Jan
&c. lSt. In 1854 hc wont ~ chicago aud
engaged IN the tughoat business lie went 10
\-N Orlctn, IN ~ and engaged In "" tow-
Iny business there 70" war resulted IN
ihc dr-trUc'ion,Gf all hi, rtorcr,Y' and cat
Imrhain vas shigI - uorihward ~ al mon
s,wp7'hI"r II" then UaY" a t"narHahl"
triu ihrou;li Ne hudson hly"r; E'ie tanal
aud Urelt Lakes :" thisaco in N'r turhnat,
he |, ,i,,lc Ginut ile brc1,,c ouc ol he la-e-
80, tur owners In the ~ "rld Ito wA~ pr"ei-
dew Of the LnN" carriers ANSIein',"n IA"
S,riu ship Company and the Chicago Transit
COMPANY
AlhcI' Halo. the -cr,or, w"g. her ,"f ~"
hdd on % wcdnc,da, f vt NJ, 6",ao. be- 10, c@i@ni @
IIny'i-, Hrop.l'u ~ hi, n,t, -.,ith wear
II" had h"Du conncC"d Wrh llNm"uIl
of thri iinc he Na. an urhrr He "p~ u rN"u.-
/ "r of a." lr'nkl'u L"tsnci g." NMiona
civic 'lur. H." ,r"-G"n, Nh,r'r Gun Az
icpvc. IL widow and d1uIht"r ~" funeral
services were no,h la, nie'' nj Tho house,
Tie E"v. pr Hills "f'cn'ing ~" Inter
Judg" " q Bullitt. ar"d =, an author,
soldier nud rulIii"l'n. dI"d ~ his hom" IT,
Frankfort. Nv, vc~',rda'. after a lingering
Army ard served under John Morgan. Alter
The war Ar Engaged 10 Va" uraCtic" Of Nv
mt v'.i- oI,.,'ri several tIr"s ~ circuit 'uds"
Iu $50 he WA Gle. 'rd ~ a member 81 th"
Constitutional Convention IU Whl h il" wHs u
leading spIrii lIr Nls Nu udvo al" Oi 'h"
code ia settling personal differences aud "n-
l.,t ed 10 that part ~ IN" oa,h which r"JI'r"d
~ "A uuaiirctitou Tor Office mat the UNl""C
had not fought \ duel or acc"i ted or carried
ohal"ug"
Aaron / simpson di"d - nj. home in Ban
rur Me, ,c-tordtt o' l"Iri 81 ca" IL"
vn4 = ,.Nr- old III graud'I'N"r arrlcd
throrgh tie 'alds Of VI i'm" Ntth Arnold
uu"u"c expedition IT," also ."gv"d during
thc Pc'ui,.iiuu. IL father .lW 10"
dlliuc ~" War ~ ~ "" simpson irlr-
t..I Law ip un'rur f"r ~ car. n"
Wa puuoiutod Collector o' ca lrns fut q "
port uf BnLg"r %. IRE ii"ut cleveland On
Ian ~. isHi
charles & Howard. aged 81 v"nrS, died ~
~, home. lei> l'utunlu ay"uuc. fiaiuncld.
Yesterday Dor many yrnrs h" Wa cont
dc,,iHl Clerk for = " Sol suau 4 Co, NcE
York ha'krr-. and he T"pr,-ent"d that rru
IN the huard of directors tyr -" Au"ri gu
steel and " IRE COMPANY. lie leaves VII"
and u'o son
Jc,," VI Slrvi-, tor many vCais u" Wash
invtuu correspondent ui me N"v York para
ACgs di"i N Ndsh,rgtpu Yesterday, aged
- II. vas bora n"l" ilgrr'hutg. ~.
l,Roc / Schoonn'1ksr. superintendent ~
n ONciHs department s'or" In Plterson,
y !. d.cd suddenly last evening from neu-
Falgis OF the heart
The sun., 1901-02-08
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Vtt that %" iuHt- '" uI"trd -" scared
i."hr .r.t-"i L ui'u ana lu" doors were
putad'd down T." dI'h- N"." taken IA
blankets HUi ON ....~ g. lh' lN'"uI.. a TAU
! lu uLc 81 '." h"dhss "H,." & I. GUAR ~ .!
Mas sur" through Hlth lhrr" were Juic"
and jury, lHNyr -h"llf Mltuc 'sr- ana
Uudirr,"o, all mu'e- 10" ducks vers
. compelled lu confess that they Tad been ouIu-
Ild,usLg tui wcr" punished WA" h"ltS 50
Curtrd bacE 20 their tuumS Ice ~ tt"r puurcd
down their backs Was uue "i ih"S punish
mrut- HEY W"r" told t. talk, Ira! 'ilk
. tongue tilk, ami Ntr" tossed m lh"ir bed
The sun., 1901-02-08
ron KEEPING EFDrIGHT HOTsT
Samke Richter Arrested AZ i Result ~ Raoh.!
Nutchnirk'- Testimony,

Judge Warren " Posters Vie" evidence
yhrcl, he submitted rr.catlv to District At
tor,Iry ph!lhiu has resulted ir the Indictment
aud nrro.t ui Stwu,, it,atrr of llD thry-'tc
-ti",t. on the ,hdTc" e ardu. ton, lie Is
iuiuIlarlN known a. "Ndmio ia u" Rcd
Idsht distract
Wail, tarn!l1m Mnyd wa, on '-ill hc'orr
judge lD-i'r $50 Utck~ Hyu, .tt"l Nri'u-
NICK, III" s'NCufrv"-'" '"Ir-uli Iu1sl.H gHfi
whom he ..Gurcl H a iWurI>pIpd ia tu'
disurdcrly hou-r - liu Curvsti" s't'"'. '",t.-
fed that . iiutu ,rpt the place. Letters tu
Judge Foster '.Nl. :f~ii"u'- Iu 'h" r"IghhOt-
hood OF lIit hry-'Ie street .:lN" hlu th' rIg' :
uIiur An investigation and lad. 't."ut
followed
The sun., 1901-02-08
BAPTISTS HEtR FEIU ADIfR-
He T-ls Then Of the Three stage. Of Municipal
N,go,rrnm-ni

A. the 2l1rh annual n.,"ti1E ~ the Bapus'
social rriou oi Now N.rk. l-iItr DclnuuIcu's
last Us sht. PROT. lel.N Atlef discussed -tiNi'
Ideal, and Responsibilities Bishop Potter
va, ~ speak IN The sut."H'. too, bat ov.rs
{, the d'sh ui h~ brother Do" Wa unable
To- be- pr"-cut 49," majority Of tAose ~
attendance were women
Charles / II sha- The president - ~.
umon. Introduced prot Adler. who ssid
tn dee ,.rdr'..r. - 'u" c.t> - \"V Y .rk
could not remain a, II t-.tf r,1u1"d Nv good
government ,tn l." div died into thrr" periods.
Ic said lhr Inst was the I"r od Of violence.
'lh- was slocc"icd 10y thcI' I'uod OF fraud
and theft, "a" uh-'rtr'lrT ~ muu"N. is ia
the day, uf lV"'g. 'rnn ~" yIhlr" treasury
The tntrd period, hat IN which "" are nlins
now. VA ,G" period ut Vie" ia" most dan
ycrnlS -iru Of '.y 'tm"- vte IA" toddy'us ui
Wealthy New Workers to IN" boss The boss
w. the Innl.c "lrwy he .Enoran, n,a,,"s !-.,,
II was the toI oi New York r"-I o'idhutiN
Who catered 20 ih' boss. ard Vh" W"r" toll
Men who represent ur"li 'uri yra'Inr> md
who accept favor. a. iH' hands - IA" bo-e"N
were to blame. Prot, >dlrr d"clsr,d They
accepted favors whIch they should hav" Iaid
for and though ~ uieh' squeeze their purses
"A liffl. nit. II they Cld without il,'c iHNuT~
th,, boss would not bc uphrd Bat secret
corruption was eating into tr"~e clIss"- lc
said hey .hOud know Themselves II
they knew themselves lh"N wonld not de
uuuncr a, the cause oi tho "Nil something
that was only tributary 10 the cause
Look within Nour own camp. 'oniitu"d
,hc -p'ssker he oi ramg OF r,s,SIGl" .S .>o,, ErT
tu The .uoWN | dlr" not 'el No. In no So
,ie'y Of clean and refined people would II
l.. possible 10 oven hint At II These gcutl"-
gentlemen are forcing or h"lius 10 force the
conditions wherein "" ini poor l"oiI" living
tluates who t'mpt the dauHhi"r, OF the poor
by Hauu'ns In their face the profits" "i sin
The sun., 1901-02-08

S"'s1'in $" @ 3" i&%'aois ih''l issS':;s
p,cur", aN y was. ND n "nuributed 20 Daz
Now buy Il on i'- merits. said the auc-
i"n""r and II vas bought for $3.50 Peter
lie l;Hcy bought Jean Irraud's boulevard
dies lttIicu- for s8ln l. was NOT horse
phlHtlUs. Wnat"V", might b" guessed. but
4 plctur" ~ n" Par- street with a theatre
uu u corner and ~" usulu crowd OF people
b.yond NJ De Lacy d-o bought an Isabey.
'Mo"n's's, CA ,L" French Coa.'. f9r $50;
SLOW r'' strong NIdGlnc 'nr the delightful
Cor't, "'nat.ag de pl"rreionds; sent the
wt," un, t" sAa"o SChrcy"r's Arab oaval,
C@d% tn" '.Lyanc" Guard went o. good
inc Iinm. ~ NIcht. s"ld At Sii2s: Arthur
Qna-'!".' : - - "rmrn Early Morning for
sin-;. IcTaulto extraordinary, Moses ES-
hg,. na.rorc ND T % t i" i%r % .so s Msusss s'es RE- M
tIru uf -" FLOCK" for $3.50 Quartleys
q n"tch !'rsSr"r f"r & .tS" "@1ohno's Head
'or $500 F.rrindn'- "fortrny's Studio"
for HI"" Ir"y@G'r -E"tgrnins rs. fr9m to3! The th"
si,uu, ip' scGu -, last not within 81. .ooo.
II sHIj. - iA' Irire paid for II al the sale
Of th" ''i.''cr OF t"" u Morgan repre-
Ii,'"r"- sd last evening we're more highly
An auction at" hv James, p silo, nt the
El'th Av"HE" w Galleries last night of
cri,"oi'"n of poll' nes hv Anglican artists
or.yg.,- hr"uFat s7''7 - The bidding for
ia" Noon a NlHht hv this ARTIST. which
W.ts ~" h.-' o.. .'trg offered during the
"yru,ut, IT, Z ,n5', the highest price Of
,,,", .a," - ,W,"i..nd' hrIusht slsS, the
-.' So, telling SiGi5 In tho Field" hy
G"orE luu",-, Sr, w':i f'r 1899 Wants
t,;'ril 'tr,'-, \"w England scenery
nruvght si.r lrHugon- 'Goldon BOD"
ir'.n"i o'.y a. aud lhlr'cld's Among the
na'-'r~ and PAPER bnaS sold respectively
for So uld -; -
Tac -..o wIll T." continued this evening.
whom N''v-- = 'luyl-'s, all 10y American
artists. w,li be- dIsiu'"d -
The sun., 1901-02-08
FOR 7RE NiIiI PARk.
] and on Uart> Island Nav I,c Asked for Since
Rn,hvru's J. Unavailable.

Francis ! Iantr". Commissioner Of Cor
rcctinn. made II tour Of Hack w"ll'', Hart
and RlLcr's islands, ,cst"rda'. N compaur
with cant HENRY & 1a,lu: aud CHAPLAIN
John T. ,u,dw.ch. I = y TO ird a el,t ihic
luhlic pax which Nh" NiNy n"I trtWCii
Inrln~o~ ...tqbl~uIur. A. securing land on
iIack w.,ls Island - ot 90. Tho question.
lin rr's island. III" fn-iur' iupr"..rd :, q
visitors f1vo~lhl, 1hr. nunoruccd that
,hcv would maze second VISIT - tho island
In , wnr; 10 Iajh.i Stntl.'.,r. nu which 20 Las,
a report tp the SrC-r'l's of n" NaNv
The sun., 1901-02-08
Marri,d Iirt,.thrrc Year, and Di,d on the
Same nav.

Eusru>. t"h. after spending nitv-
three wears oi Ut" 'nsc'hrr, Abram u 1ut,i"
uud hi- wIl". Nancy T. Tuttlc. died on TIA"
same day a. th-r hu!u" on fremont street
EoNhurl. 1U"siuv Sir 1uiti". who was ~
N,nr~ oli, passed avH' tow minutes after
o'cloCk IA ~" morning, and hi~ wife. whn
wa~ two year his Iuulrr. died 'hli ii"rn hours
later she do not know - her husband =
death. Ito CoVpl" were victims OF ia" grip
The sun., 1901-02-08
DFIIKIOI ROHtNS ITtP.
81, opens . window and Jump, irom ths
Fourth St"t, 81 ~ Ntnoent. Hospital

Della U'Connor a cook -mG I,yrd at 10 East
sN'".u'H street .Dmi"i from , window .r
o., lrty,ts ward o. :. " eth story ~ -
\lug.Ut = Ho~lIt,u early N'-'"rdtv morning
aIi "a, killed She had been lg th- hospital
three day. 10 With tvpuu.i fever She h'-
..tlu" iriIrIou- N'-''f la and Ia LIE tt' 'eu'
Of u" uur-' u..g.t a wind " ari IraGed
down To The STONE I,sNe.ueUi
The sun., 1901-02-08

Austin Jansen, ~ wears old, cashier Tor
vhuiesll" grocery iu brooklyn. conn utei
su'. Id. "a, his home l.-- Lafayette syeuue.
williamsburg last ulsIt. h' shooting AiW-
cell IN the head Ia UtNt u - titN"rit'. :
HoSuitdl sdlt f't' Jansen had b~"n dr.rk-
ius 'ul tWp p-"k-. aud hadn't done u.'
vDrN lie went 30 his place 90. -iuiI I1yU'r'
yr,'crigy uHruIug. aUI after let Irrtus
home lt>' rIghi killed Liu u-rIl II j. sup
pusrl that Lee lost hl~ lob
The sun., 1901-02-08
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The burlington to ,orn,u p,n,'r with the
Coast.

pr>,tr 9" lob , fn" uc>t unnscon-
,lnou'a, rllrutd cnuu"citrs Denver win
the Pacific const Will -" built b. 'hr ruylur-
ton Etivav COMPANY IN" road from '"u-
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wi. connect with a., mVin tr1n-cou'i n
system u"1r H." central part Of wyoming
The sun., 1901-02-08
RaBHI RER>S7FINS rms HE0KEN
u. say. ~. WE. who Is ~ Years Oid, Jump d
on Its Chest.

Henry Bernstein, a rabbi, - years old.
who livcs AZ Is Graham avenue, Williams
burr had two of hl- ribs broken lat night
lie said his wife had jumped ou ht. Ghost
His injuries V'rc treated Icy pr iceland 81
~ GATHERINGS Hospital He refused t.
max" a cCwrlaint AGAINST his wife. she 10
= years old.
The sun., 1901-02-08
R,pph,ican clubs Lincoln Dinner.

In addition I" those alrrdd, named. Gov.
Odcll. Lieut. Gov WooiruG. senators pepew,
Scott, Thursion ana ReVeridce. Attorney
General Grisg, and y Mrs will Ice az the
Republican tluh's Lincoln dinner next Tues
DAY evening at the Waldorf
The sun., 1901-02-08
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The will of James y Bnwirn vas rled for
proh1te IN the Surrogate Court IN Rruoklvn
Yesterday The estate L. valued at tsO,WO,
which is left TO his family
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-09
PROF. MIDDLEToN,s DEATH.
National University Students Pass
Resolutions of sympathy,

The students of the medical and dem
tai departments of the National univers-
ity at asmeeting held yesterday adopted
resolutions expressive of their sorrow at
the death of DR.. Roster Middleton. pro-
fessor of minor surgery in that institu-
ton. A committee consisting of Messrs.
Finch, Karpeles. and Barker, drew up the
following resolutions
Whereas death has removed from us our friend
and teacher DR.. Roster Middleton, therefore be II
Resolved That in the death Of Prof. Middleton
We have lost a true friend and an able and con
scientiOus teacher and one who by his interest
in each individual member Of our classes haC
especially endeared himself 10 u.s.
Resolved, That our sympathies he hereby ex
tended 10 his family in their bereavement and
Resolved. That copy Of these resolutions be
transmitted TO his family and published in tn,
newspapers OF this city.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-09
MRS. sTEDMAN'S WILL.
The Estate Divided Among Members
of the Family.

The will of Elizabeth B. stedman, dated
March 49, 1895, was fled yesterday for
probate. The testatrix states that her son.
Capt. c. A. Stedman, United States Army,
requested her to leave her estate TO the
other members OF her family because he
did not need anything. She leaves to him
such portion of her silver as he may Sc
lect The remainder OF the silver is left
to her daughter Lila NJ Lamberton.
The remainder of the testatrix's estate
is disposed Of in the following manner:
Three-f ourths TO her daughter Lila NJ.
Lamberton, wife of Commander BENZ. p.
Lamberton, United States Navy, and one
fourth 10 her son, G. l.. 7. Stedman.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-09
MAJOR BUTTON RETIRED.
said to BE Due to the French Gun
Scandal.

The retirement of Major Clarence f.
button, of the Ordnance Department Of
the Army, was announced in the special
orders issued by the War Department yes
terday. The statement is made that the
retirement IS upon his own application,
after more than thirty years service.
The announcement caused considerable
surprise and comment yesterday in army
circles, rs Major Dut:on is considerably
under the age limit. The reason for his
retirement. is found in the fact ii is said
that he had been asked 20 take such a
course
it was charged against Major Button
that the information concerning the French
gun, about which considerable was said
several months ago, was made public by
him The statement Is made that the
evidence Of his having done 20 was OF
such nature that he readily admitted
having made the facts public. II is as
serted that some OF his supeTiors were in
favor of taking a more drastic course. but
It was finally agreed TO permit him TO re-
tire upon his own application.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-09
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-09
A LocoMoBILE BLOWN UP.
A Gasoline Vehicle Belonging to DIR
Corey Wrecked.

\ locomobile belonging to Dr. W. T.
Corey, OF 1865 K Street northwest, eX-
ploded about O'Clock yesterday morning,
in the Columbia Stables in Johnson Ave
nue.. i quantity OF gasoline which lad
been contained in the tank OF The ma
chine spilled on the floor and ignited, caus-
ing a fire which Engine Company No.
was called to extiDguish. The locomObile
was valued at 81 .Gl2 and was totally de
stroyed. II was uninsured.
The machine had not been used since
the preceding evening. william Brown, a
colored man, was the only person in the
stable at the time OF the explosion, by the
noise OF which he was attracted to the
scene OF the wreck. When the engine COM
pany arrived the slight blaze caused by
the gasoline had been eXtinguished.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-09

National-"Foxy Quilier,'' afternoon and even
ing.
Columbia-"Quo vadis," afternoon and evening.
I-afayette-''A Social Highwaymah,' afternoon
and evening
CfIuse's New Grand-Polite vaudeville, afternoon
and evening.
Academy of Music-"Near the Throne, after.
and evening
evening.
Biicu-"orental Burlesquers.' afternoon and
evening.
Washington Light Infantry Armory-Knights Of
Columbus fair, evening.
National Rifles Hall-old Maids Convention,
owning.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-09

Eruptons, PM
piles and similar
blenlishes are
caused by an i'm
pure condition of
the blood. These
skin blemishcs
are permanently
removed by the
use Of Or. Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery which
thoroughly puri-
hcs the blood and
cures the cause OF
the disease.
-For about one
year and q half my
IA ce was ba dly
broken out" writes
Miss Carrie Adams,
OF II6 West Man ST,
Battlecreek, NJ ic h.
II spent a great deal
OF money with doc
tors and for different
kinds OF medicine.
but received no bene-
TT. AT last I read
one o: your advcr-
tiseucnts in a paper,
and obtained 4 hottie
OF Doctor Pierce's