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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31

vEywa on wszystkich tych, ktdrzy
,tracill nadzieje wvleczenias: azsby
Easiegli jego porsdy ] uzyli jego
kt6re ,.spewno prsywra-
caia zdrowie j daja szczssliwe POI
Setki podziekowah, ktdre jul
dzisiaj posiada, potw,erdzsja jego
i opieke, kt6re rozcia-
pc mad swemi pacyantami mo-
tode. kt6ra on tax lecsy skutecsnie.
DR.. Badger wzYwa wszystkich
tych kt6rych zdrowie zawis}o ma
w@osku i ich zycie balansuje sig
pomjedzy zyciem / 6miercia, tax
samo wzywa on tych, kt6rych POI
zycie jest nieszczesliwe zpowodu
chor6b prywatnych i zastarza}ych
azeby i oni udali sic do n,ego i po-
s{yszell co on tel sadzi 0 ich cier~
pien,ach.
Kazdego ~piszacege, p~odesz}ego
" latach lub tel rozpoczyuajacego
Wake zyclowa, on pocieszy, pora~
d., i odpisze zyczliwie, jezeli tylko
opisze swoje c%ierplenia dekladnie,
poda dok}adny sdres i zalaczy 3D.
powiedni znaczek pocztowy M
odpow,edz. Jego adres: d.. L. A.
Badger. :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31

Ma co MONA ZkAPAC.
Wr6ble na lsp,
Niemca ma chleb.
Zyds na dukaty.
Naszych "a magnaty,
Frsn,uza ma cacko stroioe,
A Kozaka ma wotne.
Ma Dry autY biafog}owe
Kuzde dziecko 4fapac goto~e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31

wyehodsi}y NJ Jaw prswdsiwiiis.
barbar1yaskiei ohydne rzecry.
OMAHA. - Patricia Grove
kt6ry uprowadzif sYna m%ilionera
Cudahy j wymusii cd niego Is ty-
dolar6w "a wypus1czenie
chfopcs IA wolnoSc, jednsk dotad
jeszcze ME poimano. Ogden ma
tego zbrodniarza na&ozono
obecnie, razem wziawszy. ponetnaa
sumo 3ls, 900.
SODOMA W KANSAS. -
Cztonkowie Legislatury Stanu
Kansas potepili. spalenie murzyna
Alexandra I.eavenworth, a obecnie
zamieraaja zmienic granlce Stanu
wy}aezajac z n1ego mlssto Leaven"
worth, kt6re ma bye nazwaoe,
,,sodoma " Kansas.
MA MOCY polecenia komlsa~
RIA sanitarnego v Chicago, zapro~
wadzono Is BIN. kwarantanne we
wielkim szpitalu zak}adu medycz-
nego " powiecis Cook. Scls}a strai
pilnuje r6wnie wzbronionego wste'
pu do gmachu, jak wydalenla sic !
takowego. Powodem tego zarzadze.
mia jest zamiar zapobiezenia sze:
rzeniu sic ospy, kt6rej objawy po'
kazafy sic r6wnoczesnie ma kilkr
mieiscach. Szesc nowych wypad.
k6w zg}osiIl lekarze W urzedzit
sanitarnym.
\ K Wis. - Namietn<
palenie papieros6w wystarcza v
zupe1nosci ably zezwolic ma rozwod
- Taxi wyrok wyda1 sedzia Bur-
nell W :utejszym sadie powiato'
wynn powiatu Winnebago. Pan:
Beatrice Tracy wniosla podanle
rozw6d re swoim mezem Rolle
Tracy, a jake powdi podala, ze pal
bez upamietnienia papierosy. sedzi<
uznaf pow6d ten "a zupe}cie wy
starczajacy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31
" Stanach Zjed. i Kanadzie $500
w Europe (koniecz. naprz6d) $3.50
w a u n k i.
Prenumerata wynosi roczuie

Abonenci op}aoajacy W1ARUsA
z do}u, konlecznie musza pfaoi6
900 pa jeden rok, lubo W tym
roku dla przedp}aoicieli ozyli pfa~
cacych ~naprzdd, roczna op}ate
znizylismy ma $3.50.
Kto ziedna nam trzech no
Uych abonent6w i przesle cd
kazdego caloroczny abonament z
cory, tcmu przez ca}y rok gazette
ola niego samego ~przesefae bedzie~
my bezplatnie.
Kto odbierze z poczty try gazety'
awazanym jest "a abonenta i odpo,
Riedz1alnym "a abonament.
Kto zmieni adres, powinien ma
&ycnmiast poda6 wydawoy W1ARusA
w5j nowy adres.
Abonentom, kt6rzy wyraznie ME
odm6wi4 gazety "a posrednictwem
listowego lub innego urzednika
pooztowego, W1ARUs pose}any be-
die dalej. skoro kto zaprzestanie
odbierad gazette, powlnien wpicrw
sapaa4it, je4e'i co "a nia winien.
Feniqdze "a i ola W1AxusA ma
lety p~rzese}a6 prsez pocztowy lub
expresowy Money Order Molina
tel pxzese4at abonament W dolarach
p,pierowych, prses Postal note,
albo v jednocentowych Tub dwucen
towych znaczkaoh pooztowych, lecz
je&eli ~abonament, W TAXI spos6b
p1zes}any, " drodze przepadnie Zoo
sic W tym kraju bardzo rzadko
zdarza) wydawoa W1ARusA ME
bierze "a to ma siebie odpowiedzial,
no6oi. Take listy najlepiej. kaza6
na poczcie r%egistrowad, DO wtenczaa
urzad pooztowy bierze ma siebie 90.
powiedzialnosc, Re wrass zawarto6r
Gta dojdq ma miejsoe przeznaozenia.
Wszelkie listy oraz przesa&G pie
niekne do W1ARusA adrescwa6:
81. Derdoauskj
500 E. 3rd Str.
W1NoNA. MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31
MAST AGENCl.


Upowatnieni 50 do kolektowa.
MIA abonamentu WnRUsA nastepu
|4cY nasi agenoi %mie1scowi:
ASHTON, Nebr. - Franciszek
" ardYn.
BAY CITY, Mich. 49, Alexande,
Niedzielski, 1914 - Is Str.
BALTIMORE: Fr. Ziarnowskl
7l9 s. Bond Str.
NANTICOKE PAIR. Jab&ohsk
OAK HILL. - st. Pogorzelski.
PIKE LAKE WIS. = Adam
Bambenek.
WlLNo Mimi IF. J 0roohox Iii
R0VN LAKE, pod Chicago. -
Dsraanlak $500 Hermitage
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31
SHAMOKIN Pa.

Pa. - Zda~
wato sic, re pc ustap'eniu ks.
Misickiego i 20 obleciu para
iii przez ks. Kopytkiewicza, W
para6i zapanuje spokoj. Stale
sic jednak przeciwnie. liczba
~niezadowolonych z nowego
proboszcza, zwieksza sic z
dniem kazdym a sm:elsi ]uz
g}osza, re dni ks. K. W Sha-
mokin So policzone>
MT. CARMEL. - Ia
wiazuie sic tn ruski sztor
korporacyjny. Dotychczas
istnieje JUL podobny zak}ad
polski z p. Gzedzihsk;m ma
czele. i powodzenie ma dobre.
W starej paradi znowu
zm'ana proboszcza - ks.
Tomiak wyjecha}; miejsce je-
go ma zajat przedtem tn juz
znany ks. Jakubowski:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31
ME KONTENT.

ME KONTENT.
Sed.,s: - ,Bart'omjeju. "a
obelgl czynne ska1anY sos'a1es ma
osm dni koz7. Cay s,e kontentuiesz
tYm wyrokiem?
Bartlomiei. - z wyroku
proszy prze6 wietneeo sadu tom
konteut, jeao Z kozY przez urasy
wlelmoznego sedziego TO ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31

kto kupt fArme?
l7s akry, . kt6rych IS pod
p1ugiem, a mill cd koscic4a pol
skiego Y Pine Creeku, 5 mil cd
miasteczka Dodge, Wis, Is mil
cd Winony, Mimi : wolnej reki
M sprzedat. : 4ywym martwym
10 wentarzem. Grunt 20 w:ekszej
czetci pszenny.
Zglosi6 sic pod takim adresem
wla&cicielki:
PAULINE Il duhska
Dodge. z. O. Wiz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31

PREY KONCU sledztwa, jake
p1owadza congressman W wojsko-
wei ofcerskiej szkole co do przy~
czyny smicrci kadeta Booza, =
oswiadczyli wssyscy kadeci W akcle
pisanYm i przyrsekli he .odtad
nigdy ME bed2 prsesladowad me-
o.yd nowo wstlpuj4cyoh do tel
sxkosy kadetdw. Tax vice ,,hazing"'
u.tanie. Ices ktdt wskrxesi tyoh
oies1c1s'livyeh 81 i,6r1y %str,oi'i !
1drow1ef syoles powodu owyeh
nasing) tortur?.... Podozas sledS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-09
HEN0 CAPTURED
MATR0N STAKES
Won CIeverIy From Whitney's Yankee
the Winner of the
aFuturity.
aFuturity.
CHx Asscciafe;l Pressl

tHy ASScclatcd freSS.)
NEW 4ORk, October S.-Clarence II.
Mackay's Heno. second choice at to 1,
won the rich AIatron Stakes OF $4,000 ar
Morris Park to-day. He made most of
the running and won cleverly from VIII
liam c. Witney's Yankee, the Futurity
winner. The race was the feature of the
opening day of the West Chester Racing
Associations fall meeting and q big
crowd was in attendance. The track was
fast. Summary:
First race-one mile-Mcrareekin q to 10Y
first. McAddie Is to - second, Raffaeilo
90 to u third. Time. Al.
Second race-five and q half furlongs-
Namtor 30 TO u first. Rendd &c to 81 sec
ond. Blanket g TO y third Time. 1:O6 III.
Third race-The Matron Stakes. of 500
600 six furlorss-Heno e to y first, Yam
see e to y second Whiskey King 90 to u
third. Time. III L.
Fourth race-Handicap. six furlong-
NIusette Q2 to y first. Red Path % to y
second, King Pepper &c to y third. Time.
1:12.
Fifth race-The Jerome Handicap. one
mile and a duarter-Blues e to 100 FIRST.
Raron PAPER az to y sec..nd, Hernando
g to II third. Time. 2:05 81
Sixth race-rpiIe. Standardization Is tn
u first Astor rs to " second. Athen az
to y third Time. $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-09
WEDDINGS In MONTGOMERY.
w. J. Smith aud Miss JAMIE NJ. Lewis Miss
Lc,tie w. johnson and Or. 7. n. Baird.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

Especial Dispatch TO The Times)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA, October S.
Two beautiful home weddings We're sol
emnized here to-day The first one was
at the residence of ". f. Tallant, where
Mr. Walter ]. Smith. a prominent mer-
chant OF F,incastle, Va, and Mrs. JAMIE
NJ. Lewis. widow Of the late VIM. Lewis,
daughter OF the late VIM MacMontaste,
were married.
Rev T. w. Hooper, of the Presbyterian
Church, officiated
AT high noon, at the residence OF Capt
John r. johnson, On Main Street, Miss
Lettie w, the accomplished and young
est daughter of Capt. ]. r. Johnson. and
DR.. Thompson NJ Baird, of Sweet Chaiy-
beate Springs. Va. were also married by
the Rev T. w. HOOPER, an uncle. Of the
bride The bride is also a niece OIL Judge
Archer A. Phiesar, late Judge OF the S'l-
preme Court of Appeals. DR.. Baird is
prominent young physician of Sweet
Springs He was a member of Roosevelts
regiment of Rough Riders, and was with
the same during the entire Spanish war,
being q commissioned officer on the nedl-
cal staff.
Both happy couples left on the noon
train for their future homes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-09
RANSOM MONEY FOR MISS STONE
Sent to Secretary Eddy for Use If Othe
Efforts Fail.
lBx Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Oct. S.-Not
since the successful! attempt to save Il.
life of John Hayes Hammond, the Aner1-
can engineer, implica. in the James
town raid, has the State Department put
forth such energetic efforts to save q hui
man lie as it is now exertinG IN behalf
of Miss Stone. the missionary. who was
captured by Bulgarian bandits. A sum
of money has been forwarded: by cable TO
Spencer Eddy, he United States secretary
of legation at Constantinopie. who has
shown rema rkable energy and ability III
11nearthing the ramifications of the plot
which resulted in the kidnapping OF Miss
Stone.
There is little doubt that the I'uSeish
Government has done all that it could be
expected to do to run down the bandits
and. what is now to be done is TO secure
similar action on the part OF the HulSar-
ian Government. and to that end intlu-
ences more potent with the Slav races
than that OF he United States Govern
rncne are now at work. Should these
measures fail, then the ransom money
must be paid. and that is why Mr. Eddy
has been placed IN possession Of this Pow
erful auxiliary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-09
MOURNING FOR RIACH.
Special Marks Of Respect by Atlantic Ccast
Line OF cisls.
Especial D,spa,ch to The Ti''esl


WILMINGTON, n. c., Oct. Sine re-
mains of William Archibald Riacn, late
general auditor of the Atlantic Coast
-ine whose death occurred at sea ri
day, arrived this evening from New s
York, accompanied by his wife ana
nephew, James Sinclair; a. T. clark.
At:ar.t:c Cast Line representative, s.
New York, and Miss Mann, OF Richmond.
The body was met at the station by sew
eral hundred people, including o1ilclals
and employees of the road and fr1encs.
The scene was most ! impressive one
when the casket was carried through d
double column of men with uncoVereu
heads The funeral will be held at II
O'Clock tomorrow morning from The FIRST
Presbyterian Church. General Manage:
John R. Kenly issued genera
order to-day directing all offices OF the
Atlantic Coast Line to remain closed to-
morrow until after 2:30 p. NJ.
All employees in the general offices here,
members of the Board Of Aldermen and
Audit end Finance and other organ
izations of Wilmington will attend the
obsequies in a body. There is general
mourning here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-09
'MARSDEN PLANT
WAS DES TROYED.
Factory at West Point for Making
CeIIuIose From Cornstalks
Burned to Ashes.
Burned to Ashes.
Special Dispatch to The Times. )


WEST POINT, Va Oct. S.-The Mars
den cellulose plant burned at 10:45 last
night. The fire was discovered ON the
first floor. In less than thirty minutes the
large fve-storys main building was moth
ing but a pile of ashes. The other btsssf;d-
ings soon took fire and were entirely
consumed. The plant IS a total loss.
It is not yet known whe..-er there is
any insurance or not. No one was there
at the time the fire was discovered but
the night Waterman, Mr.. Robert 1Ilorrl-
ten.
The origin is q mystery. About fifty
men are thrown out of work here in town,
besides those who are en1ploEc1 in the
country in gathering material. The Of
ficials are out. of town. consequently it
cannot be safely predicted what the out
come will be, but it is earnestly hoped
that the company will at once rebuild.
The immense plant OF the Mars
den Manufacturing Company Il four-story-
building, covering more than square of
space, was completely destroyed, with the
exception OF the enginc-rOom, a one-story
building. which was separated from: the
main plant.
The building was u wooden structure,
covered with corrugated iron. and the
roof with tar paper.
The fire was discovered by q colored
man about II o'clock and the fourth floor
was then in light blaze TIe notified the
Waterman, who sounded the whistle. The
fire had gained such Roadway that it was
| impossible to handle it. The wind was
blowing from the river very stiff. and in
less than half hour the immense plant was
a thing of the past.
The plant was finished several months
ago and had been occupied about four
weeks. In the building were stored about
one hundred tons Ct cornstalks, which are
used to make cellulose. a preparation
used for the lining of battleships
The plant and Its contents We're valued
at Sla0NOO. 1t is not known whether it was
insured or not.
The rlant was owned by a Philadelphia,
man and was one of two in the Unit I'd
States
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-09
.IIll.PROl'E RIVERS ] ! 7 | +
TO DO MOST GOOD &C
Meeting Of Business Men From
Many Cities to Consider
This Matter.
(By Associated Press

S BALTIMORE ND, Oct S.-More than
200 delegates from the various boards OF
trade and commercial bodies in the prin1
cipal cities in the United States gathered
here to-day for the purpose of discussing
the propriety of appropriating public
moneys for the Improvement OF the rivers
and harbors in the United States. They
will remain in session for two and per
haps three days, during which time rhey
Will be handsomely entertained by the
local Board Of Trade. Twenty-Five cities
are represented by the delegates present.
ne purpose OF the congress is. per-
haps, best explained in the speech of
Congressman Theodore Burton, chair.
man OF the River and Harbor Committee
In Congress, who made the opening adj
dress to-day. He said in part:
take 1t, the movement which led TO
TINS convention was prompted by 4 desire
70 awaken general interest in river and
harbor improvements and to bring tic
commercial bodies, which are represented
mere, INTO closer touch with legislation
upon the subject / am informed it is
not desired that any specific project shall
be advocated here but at the same time
you consider the Improvement Of navi-
Satable channels and ports Of the co,n-
try necessary for our DEVELOPMENT. and
these ports and channels require the fos-
ter1ng care and assistance of the ma
tional Government. With this view it is
within your power to educate public opin-
ion and to organize efforts for the enact
ment of legislation which shall be ma.
tional in its scope and for the benefit of
the whole people
The influence of this assembly should
be exerted for liberal appropriations, 10,
rivers and harbors. but liberalty should
always bo coupled with discrimination.
Appropriations should not be denied be-
cause large amounts are required to Sc
cu.o the best and promptest results. but
there should be equal care to prevent
waste or the adoption of unworthy or i'm
practicable projects. Tn view of necessary
ill..I,s1,iuiiS III nc amounts appropriated
in river and harbor acts, and the pressing
need for deeper channels and improved
facilities along established lines of traf-
fic. it is better to appropriate for locali-
ties where traffic Is already established
than where its development is uncertain
or problematic. In case of a plurality of
claims, even equally deserving, when
money is not available for all. it is more
business-like to finish one and obtain re-
suits from it than to make pieceineal
appropriations upon ALL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-09
THE NOMINATION
IN PETERSBURG
McIlvaine Again Chosen for Senate
by Acclamation.
MADE A RINGING SPEECH,
Small Boy Attempts to Come to the carni-
val from Petersburg on Foot End Does
Not Make The Trip-The Aquc-
duct Company.
A RINGING SPEECH.
Especial Dispatch to The times,


PETERSBURG, VA, Oct. S.-W. y. NC
lwaine was nominated by reclamation to.
night Tor the office OF State Senator from
Petersburg.
The convention was to have met at
O'Clock this afternoon, but there was
some error in communicating the ilout -
The DinwiGdie delegates, and they f;ad ar
ranged to reach petersburg ut I CLOCK.
and the convention WAS held at that
hour There was no opposition to Senator
Mcilwaine who has 50 ably served TINS
district in the Stale Senate. The meeting
was hardly more than q loTe-feast, There
being no occasion to draw out political
oialory. After the nomination was Inaue
Elr. McIlwaine was brought before the
body, escorted by convention deleg gates,
and acknowledged in a ringing sps cen his
appreciation OF the honor conferred.
dUSTINGS COURT.
The October term of the Hastings Court
!,s gins on the 18th. There is only, thus
lar, one criminal case to be heard, that
OF D. n. wilkins charged with stealing
money and jewelry belonging TO Mrs.
Ellen Marsh. The case was tried ct the
last term. but the jury failed to agree.
Mrs. Marsh has removed to Richmond,
and subpoena has been sent to that
city for her.
BOY TRIES TO WALK TO RICHMOND.
Charlie Farthing, q, nine-year-oid boy,
attracted by the Carnival, attempted to
walk to Richmond from Petersburg yes
terday without making known to any one
his intention. His father, John F'arthlng.
lives on Bryne Street. As the little lei
low did not return to his home last night
the parents were greatly alarmed. Iile
police were notified and a search made
for him. This morning the anxious par
ents received n telegram saying their lit
tie son WAS with a cousin at DreWry's
Bluff. The father left at once to bring
his son back to Petersburg.
-AQUEDUCT- COMPANY.
The Petersburg Aqueduc: Company has
just elected a board Of directors, and the
board will meet probably this week to
select a president. The charter TO the
company authorizes the laying water
pipes anywhere within tie corporate of
Petersburg. Whether the company will
develop the water power o. the old aque-
duct company or Will lay pipes for fur
tax canal is not yet known.
John d. Evans and c. B. Gill We're re-
elected chairman and secretary of the
City Central Committee last night. j.
49, Talliferro resigned as member from
Fourth Ward and w n. Mays was elect
ed IL his stead The committee will
meet tonight at S O'Clock to elect judges
and clerks for the primary to nominate
candidates for the House of Delegates.
The sale of loose tobacco in Petersburg
will begin tomorrow. r. G. Morton.
o. .-larlsvile, Tenn, and Mr.. Hooper
presenting Huntington & Co, of Farm
VILE, are here to attend the sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-09
sPGTSYLyANIA ENTERPRISES.
New Road Surveyed as Far as Iredsricks-
burg.
Especial Dispatch TO The Times.)

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Sept. s.
Plans are on foot for connecting the
Spotsylvania and Louisa telephone lines
which will put that section i'll direct COM
munication with Richmond and other Fir-
Sinia cities
The work on the big new hotel at
Spotsylvania Courthouse Will begin in
the early spring, the location having been
decided upon.
The survey fer the new raill<oi-e from
Rappahannock county to this city having
been completed from Culpeper to this
point, the engineers are now engaged IN
making the survey between Washington.
Rappahannock county, and Culpeper. 1t
will be completed in about a. Week, when
a meeting of the Board Of Directors will
be held to receive the report and lay fur
Their plans.
Sharks are frcquenting the Potomac
River. TWO have been caught in those
waters this season by the veteran fisher
man, James Adams. Each specimen
weighed about 400 pounds.
A State scholarship in the Medical Col
Iege of Virginia has been AWARDED to Mr..
c. c. Coleman, Of Caroline county, on a
competitive examination. which entities
him TO free tuition during his term at
college.
Smallpox is still prevailing in the lower
part of Prince William county. in the
neighborhood of Minnieville- Messrs. Pit
kin, father and son, have both died re-
Gently Of the naiadN.
Extensive improvements have been
made 10 St Mary's Catholic Church, in
this city. The interior has been beautt-
fled; handsome woodwork placed in rear
of the chancel, white enameled and
trimmed with gold. and a brick ADDITION
made to the church building.
Mr.. Conway NJ. Lawrence, of Eicksburg
Miss. Will be married in Eicksburg. on
october 18th, to Miss Robbie Belle Crook,
of that city. They will come here on their
bridal trip north to visit relatives.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-09
AB b E DOCTOR J.
IN AMERICA
Declare There is a Sure
Cure for Nervous
Ailments.
Use Of Paine's Celery is.
Openly Advised.
Wonderful Results Recently
Effected by Compound.

Buffalo. Oct 8, 1901.-An evening paper
publishes a symposium of physicians
opinions regarding the efficacy of various
remedies for the cure of nervous pros
tration and attendant ills. Each phEsi-
clan was asked to express his opinion,
first. whether those diseases We're durable
when once they had gained a hold upon
the patient and. second whether the
same remedy would be beneficial In all
cases.
Without exception, the physicians inter-
viewed declared that nervous prostration,
when not too far advanced. Insomnia,
rheumatism Indigestion. resulting, as it
most frequently does, from deranged
nerves. dizzy headaches and most liver
and kidney complaints, We're absolutely
durable.
I3,,t the answer to the second question
was most remarkable, because with two
exceptions, all the doctors mentioned by
name Paine's celery compound, a well
known remedy, manufactured by Wells
& Richardson Co., Of Burlington, Vt, and
first discovered by the eminent DR.. Ed
ward Phelps, some years ago. after a
thorough investigation and the accunu-
lation of a great deal Of data, both here
and in Germany.
It is probably the one instance, says
the newspaper. where 4. prepared remedy
has been openly ildorsed by physicians
of such standing. 1t seems that the
formula of the compound has always been
furnished to physicians in regular stand
ing. and that the remedy is .generally
prescribed by up-to-date practitioners
both here and in England and Germany,
where it is quite as well known as in this
couotr--.
MANY wonderful cures by the use of
this famous compound are cited, one OF
them the well known case OF Commo-
dore Howell, Of Washington.