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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1901-11-15
RIGHT UP TO DATE.
(Henson's Plaster Is PAINS Masfar)

These are days of records and of the beat
ing of records. BensOn's Porous Plaster, for
quickness of action and thoroughness Of
cure, has no records to beat except its own.
Benson's Plaster, always the best, always
the leader, is to-day better than eOer. It
sticks to the skin but never sticks in its
tracks. 1t marches on.
The people not only want to be cured
but cured quickly-and Benson's Plaster
does it. Coughs, colds, lunbago, asthma,
bronchitis, liver and kidney complaints,
and other ills approachable by an external
remedy, yield to Benson's as ice does to heat.
Neither Belladonna, Strengthening or
Capsicum plasters are to be compared with
Benson's. People who have once tested
the merits of Benson's Plaster have no use
for any other external remedy.
More than 5000 physicians and drug
gists land thousand times as many nom
professional persons) have called Benson's
Plasters one of the few {! home remedies
that can be trusted.
Fifty-fve highest awards have been made
to it in competition with the best known
plasters of Europe and America. Better
proof of its merits is inconceivable. Be
sure to get the genuine.
For sale by all druggists, or we will pre-
pay postage on any number ordered in the
United States, on receipt Of 25c. each.
Seabnrv & Johnson. Mig. Chemists. NY
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1901-11-15


John Uri Lloyd, chemist by profession
and author by avocation, recently told Of
an incident by which he was eeaDled -
bring together two sisters, separated by
the civil war, who believed each other
dead.
In 'Shingtown on the Pike be repro
duces scene where, a mere lad, he stood
by the pSleside and watched a troop Of
Morgan's raiders gallop by, singing as
they went, ''The Girl Of the Homespun
Dress"
In the book the author used the first
copy of the song that was at hand. I'm
mediately he was flooded with letters say
ing that he had misquoted it. Wishing to
be accurate, he published a statement to
the effect that he would pay Sl00 for the
true copy Of the song. This only created
more trouble, as there are many varia-
tons of it.
Among those sending what proved to be
the original verses were two sisters, one
Of Philadelphia and one of Atlanta, Ca,
who stated that their dead sister, Clara
Belle st. Clair Of Atlanta had written the
song. In answering one of them Mr..
Lloyd mentioned the other sister, He at
once received a reply from her to whom
he had written, stating that she thought
the other sister dead and asking him t.
send the address. Mr.. Lloyd did this al
lately learned that they had been rel
after thirty-five years Of separe
! New York Times.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1901-11-15

Easton, Pa, Nov. 13.-Probably the
last of the lawsuits following the dis
ruption of the Evangelical church,
when several years ago the Bowman.
Esther faction took sides against the
Dubbites, was settled in the courts
here yesterday. It was a suit for pos
session Of the burying ground connect
ed with Salem Evangelical Church, in
Lehigh township, near Cherryville. A
decree was entered by agreement that
on or before the LIST day Of February
next the executors and heirs Of Daniel
Oplinger, deceased, shall make con.
veyance of the property described in
the bill to the plaintiffs (the Bowman-
ites) upon the latter paying $20e, sub
ject to a right of way for Frank Howe
over a small strip from his house t.
the public road, each party to pay
their own costs.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1901-11-15
-VUI9V TVttII HIu 70 tIVIT UII5IIIuI wv
TURKISH DISPUTE ENDED
Sultan Signed Trade For Execution Of
Enuaqements.

Paris, Nov. 1.-THE French foreign
office has announced that the Sultan
has signed an trade for the execution
of his engagements with the French
government, and that the Franco
Turkish dispute is now at an end.
Tewfik Pasha, Ottoman minister Of
foreign affairs, wrote a letter to NJ.
Bapst, councillor Of the French en-
bassy in Constantinople, notifying him
of the signing of the trade, which, while
settling the original French demands,
accepts the fresh demands as set forth
IN a dispatch from Constantinople on
Friday, together with an additional
clause by which the Sultan pledges
himself to consider as authorized in
full right the foundations, extensions,
construction and repairs of the schools
and religious establishments which
France may desire to carry out if the
Porte is advised of her intentions, and
makes no objection within five months.
France has thus received full salts
faction, and NJ Delcasse, on the re-
ceipt of NJ. Babst's dispatch yesterday
morning telegTaphed him to inform
Tewfik Pasha that diplomats reeilsati
had been resumed, and that M. Bapst
should consider himself as regularly
charged with the affairs Of the en-
bassy.
Admiral Caillards squadron left the
island Of Mitylene Monday morning
The destination of the vessels was the
island of SYRIA
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1901-11-15
DYNAMITE IN CHIMNEY
Dastardly Attempt to Wreck Home o
,zarna d Citizen

Dastardly Attempt to Wreck Home Of
Luzerne, Pa, Citizen.
Wilkesbarre, Pa, Nov. 12.-At 3
o'clock on Sunday afternoon a bold
attempt was made to wreck the home
of Patrick Sheridan, who resides in
I.uzerne. At the hour named VIC
lent explosion occurred, the result Of
which was that one side Of the house
was blown out, a portion Of the roof
shattered and the chimney badly dam
aged.
Investigation led to the theory that
some unknown person had thrown a
dynamite cartridge down the chimney
This is the second time Mr.. Sheridan's
home has been damaged in similar
manner, but fortunately no one has
yet been injured. The motive for the
dastardly act is a mystery.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1901-11-15
The Drug Habit

In his inaugural address a
of the Pharmaceutical soc
the other day DR.. Luff
too general use of powerful
pressed forms now so easily
the public, Il facility which,
was responsible to some ext
increased practice Of self dru
was how the cocaine habit
1t was to be regretted that thu
turer was largely taking the place u the
prescriber, which was on q par with the
dosing on board ship Where there was an
ample medicine chest, but no doctor. The
bottles were all duly numbered, and the
captain carried a book describing the va
rious symptoms which would be abated
by particular medicines. 1t happened
once that a sailor showed indications
which required dose of No. mixture,
but the bottle was empty. "That does
not matter" said the captain. 'Give
him equal Parts of No. 4 and No. 81
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1901-11-15
saIe III short.Iorn cattIe.

Kansas City, Mo-, Nov 1S.-At
sale Of short-horn cattle from the herd
Of Purdy~ Brothers, of Harris, Mo, yes
terday. Lovely, a COW 2 years old, was
sold to 7. ]. Ryan & Son, of Irwin,
Ia, for $1.410. Orange Blossom. Of
Fairview. a yearling, was sold to i.
2, Clark. Of St Cloud. No. Tor s1.s1O.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1901-11-15
cotton Rroker Arrested.

Baltimore, Nd. Nov. 12.-John K.
Messersnith, the cotton broker, whose
failure was announced in New York
yesterday, was arrested here a few
days ago. charged by the Merchants
National Bank, of this city, with
fraudulently hypothecating a bill Of
lading for cotton after he had with.
drawn it from the local warehouse
The amount involved is about $685.
600, and Mr.. MesseTsmith denies any
criminal intent. The liabilities, aside
from those to the bank mentioned,
ara thouohf IN no small
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1901-11-15
TERMS:-$l.OO PER year IN ADVANCE.

and death Han. Esn.-
Oh, young man. VIA +,
sent forth by Christ or theU.
forth by sin get the victory
soul? Their wings are inteflockeu
moment above you, contending for you,
soul, as above the Apennines eagle ana
condor fight in midsky. This hour decides
eternal destinies.
copyright, 1901, Louis Klopsoh. N. "
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1901-11-15

General Ian Hamilton of the British
army is the hero Of an odd spectacle
story. It appears that when a subaItern
he lost a pair Of spectacles in the battle
Of Majuba Hill. They were apparently
picked up by a Boer whom they suited,
and who kept them for twenty years. In
the early part of the present year the
spectacles were found on the body Of a
dead Boer. The case had General Ham
ilton's name on it, and they were in due
course returned to their original owner.
TuRKIsH nIePuTE ENDED
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21

IS q nm
Msciek oszedI ;goLem,
cnokajac "a s,kspy, : sf 'nl
IA ,boc1u ] patrz,l.
Siedzial. oparl lokcie g ko-
lanach : glowa ma ,sksch. al
mu ma kark zsunelo kapelusz.
.palil take pomalehku i. pyk
-pyk i wciaz patrzyl.
O kilkaset krox6w Cd ME-
90 70 rzeka. ma ugorze, MEM
CIV zakladali oh3z. Slimak
wciaz psln fake. a spogladal
i kazde drgnienie tel czby
tl6macz>l sobie W glowie.
JUL niemcv wozy pl6tnem
kryte uszykowal. W kwadrat,
tworzac 2 MICH jakby parkan.
wewoatrz kt6rcgo stoi bydio
i konie, a zewnatrz kreca sic
ludze Ten wydobywa prze-
nosny zlob ma czterech MOI
kach j stawia 90 pred kro-
wami. i"ny wsypuje tam OBJ
rok z torby, inny Z wiadramj
Idle pc wode do fzeki. Ko-
biety wynosza zpod placbt lie
lame kociolki, woreczki legu-
mio, a grenada dzieci bie<
gale do jar6w pc opal.
(Ciag daisy nastapi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21

ANSsMH fs ss@sN saa AssaHSas sssa sasssssS
IA mnie. gospodarzu! vi
dzicie. moi s>noWi; kloca ! sic
y SODA Jeden lubi role. dru
q mlynarstwo.. a isby'n.
cheial jul mlIo':'dt1ssego us:al't'
.,.b:udowat nu Riatrak, ozenit
/ mice blizko siebie. Me d}u
90 mi juz 4yc ma swiec'e.
Nam osiemdziesiat lat, vice
NE spierajcje sic re NINA.
Alboz wy ME mozecie
gdzieind<icj kupit sobie zie-
mi?-odparl chop.
No, ME ~mozem. My
handlujemy Gala grenada W
kilkunastu.... Duzoby o TEN
gadac. -. Vice sprzedaj nam
sw6, grunt - m6wi', sciska-
lac mocno Slimaka "a reke -
Zreszta sluchaj dodal ci~
szei-dam ci siedemdziesiat
p;et rubli "a NORGE. Well
XII to pieniadz! Bog mi swia~
dek, re dale CT wiecei. NIL
warte 80. Prawda, lie spree
dasz?
- M6vicie do mnie- -od-
parl Slimak -jak ten chiop
do drzewiny. biedy ia wyko-
puie W leslie. a chce zasadzit
kole domu. "Chodz, on m6wi
-bedziesz pray cha}apie, be-
dz;esz miedzy ludzmi''. No
glupia drzewioa wyehodzi z
lasu, DO musi; ale MIN ia W
nowym gtuncie osadza-usy.
cha. l wy chcecie. ze5ym ia
tax zmarnial iona. dzieGmi
i cslym dobytSiem. Bo coz
bym poczat W tym dniu, kie-
dybym moi grunt sprzedat?
Rozmowe przer~a} brodaty,
~przcm6~jwszy do OLGA po
niemiecku, g}osem podniesio-
nym i stanowczym'
- Vice ME sprzedasz?-
spyta} starzec.
Nie-odpar} Slimak
- Pc siedemdziesiae piet
rubli norge?
- Me,
ia CT movie, re spree
dasz!-zawoIa} brodaty, &c
z|oscia ~chwytajac OLGA "a re-
ke,
49, Me.
- S~przedasz gospodarzu-
p~owt6rzyl starry. 49,.
- Me.
Poszli obaj ma most, krzy-
kliwie r~ozprawiajac po ME-
miecku. CHOP podpar} reka
brode i patrzy} "a mimi.
N-~1 I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21

pill wle'kle ogniska
ma dz;eds hea, i, a rsnkami
cala banda masserowali do
lasu
Zpoczatku ME znat bylo ich
roboty. Wkr6tce jednak las
jakby zniz,l sic. " oczach
/, dzkich milky wierzcholki
W czemno ztelonej sc'anie
zaczely przeswjecae jakby
szpary. potem jakby okna, a
wreszc;e wy]omy, przez kt6re
.wyjrzafo niebo. zjzlwione. re
-pierwszy raz. iak SWAT SwIa~
t.m, patrzy ma doline z tel
strony.
Padl las
Starsze cd lasu mocnielsze
i moon else Cd deb6w
byly ogromne kamienie, ge-
sto " tel okolicy rozsiane po.
polach. Chlopi ME tykali ich.
dlatego. i, laden ME dial
sic ruszyt z miejsca, "a po dru-
gle re ME byfy i'm IA mic
potrzebne.
DIS przecie i ola elaz6w
wybiIa godzina. Jednocze$nie
ze zniszczeniem lasu Jakcwis
ludz;e poczeli przesiadywad
oko}o sedziw, CHI kamieni. Ma
wsi zpoczatku myslano, re
niemcy szukaja skart6w, ale
wnet Jedrek wypatrzy}, re
oni wierca dziury. Potem Okla
aalo Sic, re W tie wYwiercone
dziury zakladali oni naboje,
przysypywal; )e piaskizm POI
cze}i elazy rozsadzat. Caly
dzieh trwalo strzeIan;e ,-huk
rczchodzii sic pc dalszych
kraichch doliny, gloszac wszy-
stkim, re nawet skala ME
oprze sic niemcowt.
Twardy nar6d te szwa~
by!-mruknat Slimak i pc
myslaf o kolonis'ach. kt6rzy
mieli gronta dworskie, a
chciell kupit jego ziemie.
- Cosik ich ME widat -
dodll. - Moze ME przyjda?
Kolonsci jednak przyszli.
Pewnego dnia. a bylo to W
poczatkach kwietnia, Slimak
uslyszal cd strony pol jakis
halas. Bylo to skrzypienie
toczacych sic woz6w !
qlosna rozmova ludzi.
Fac %ekawiony, wbiegl ma
zsosna i ~ujrzal dlugi
szereg woz6w, okrytych plot !!
nem. z2od kt6rego wyglada.
~ tn ludzkic glowy, tam
sprzety domowe. albo rolni-
cze narzedzia. Prey wozach
szli, albo siedzieli ma kozlach,
" dlugich granatowych
-, oe.Lso<a~h IN |
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21

lCi2e dalszyl
5. Osiodlenie sic Nlcmc6w.
Ma wiosne miano kolej bu~
dowac. lima vice.. zamlast
bajek, PREY kadzieli opow'a
dano o uieznanych ]udzlach.
kt6rzy chcieli cd goscodarzY
nabywat grunta, to G be-
dnym chlopie. co sprzeda'
g6rke zwiru, a kuplt "a MIA
dziesiet morg6w najlepsze)
ziemi. to o nowych zydkach.
kt6rzy s%prowadlil' sic do mia
steczka, do karczmy do
pachciarza.
Dziedzice wr6cili z %letniej
przeiazdzki i zaraz rozeszla SIC
wieS**, re chc2 .sprzedac ma
jatek,. Sljmak. czesto pracu~
JAG we divorce, take s}yszal
te pog}oske, ale ME chciato
mu sic W to wierzyt. Al pew :
nego zimowego poranku, idac
pollen. us}yszal "a pag6rkiem
rozmowe. Posuna} sic W tam
ia strone kilka krok6w i uj~
RIAL dwu nieznanych ludzi.
Byli to niemcy. Jeden mia}
twars stara I ogolona, drugi
byl barczysty i b,odaty.
Oni takze go spo,trzegl; i
starszy zap> tai:
49, 10 vase grunta. gos~
podarzu, z to CORA?
Niemcy ci pare rszy luz
przechodzili tedy i TOT samo
pytanie zadawali Stimakowi.
CHOP vice patrzal ma Mich
z%dumionY.
~- Co wy sic tax wypytu-
jecie o moja chudobe?-od~
parl -Przecie wan JUL tego
lata powiedzialem. re grunt
moi i g3ra moja.
- Vice kiedy twoje, to
nam sprzedaj .- odezwa} sic
brodaty. - Widzicle, my dis
kupilismy cd waszego pana
ten majatek. Nam potrzebna
jest wasza CORA, DO chcemy
postawit wiatrak
Ale to przecie moja 60
"a. moi grunt- odpar} chop.
-Idzcie do komisyi,' poe
kaza wam, jake to moi VIA
sny Rrunt | jake do niego
Mkt ME ma prawa,
- Prawa ME ma mkt -
~potwierdzil starry ale j. chce
kupit...
- No. to ia ME sp11edam.
Starry czlowiek skrzywil sic,
jakby mu sic ma plscz .bie-
ssalo. 7
,-...c,segosale siatak saw.iali
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21
MONA tecbat ma Zach6d
% procent faniel.

w St. Paul i Minneapolis
mo4na dosta6 do kup;enia tanie
tyklety do wszelkioh punkt6w v
Minnesota, Manitobie, Pdtaocnej
Dakooie, Montanie. Washingtonie,
Oregonle ma stacYch cd sgent6v,
kolei Northern Pacific - o Is
cent6w tan,ej, ani1eli wYnosi cena
zwyczajna. Jednakte take TAME
tykiety sprzedawane beja tYlko "
naetepujacych dniach'
Marca 5, IL, 1926 - 1901
Kwietnla 2, 9, l6, %, 80 - 1901
Tyk,ety dobrY do powrotu "
c;agu 20 dni, lecz NIGGA BIC prze-
d1uzone do tnl 80.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21
,F]EI! RI.A.B''|'I[EDGZk|z
" Chicago,
COZ Noble Str.
.GF!'NF'R ALMA -
< AGENTURA
aA
nm
Cd
OGNIA.

Sprzedaz
lot6w dom6w, sprzedaz
Kart ~OKREIOWYCH, POI
srednictwo W zapozyczaniu
i wypozyczaniu P1EN1EDZY,
wyseEka pieniedzy do R
PY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21

"a goscidcu diva nlemce, Pc
wiedzieli . sprzedaniu folwar
! jeszc.e. vViess y Jagna7
Ies1c.e chcieli cd mas grunt
.kupit -. Grunt nasz Villas
ny!
M3wiac to, Slimak s'edzial
ma lawie, re spuszczona glowa
i rekoma opartemi ma kola~
mach. w izbie STARE swiat'o
poranku pIatalo sic z czer-
wonym blaskicm ognia
prey tenn oswietleniu ludzie !
przedmioty wygladsly mar
two j grozoie.
Gospodynl nagle s~pojrzata
ma meta.
Coles tax poblad}? =
rzekla -c6ze$ tax osowial!
Co ci jest?
= Co mi e~st?-powt6rzyl
-takze sic pyta madra! Albo
nile rozumlesz. re iezeli dzle-
die sprzedai mienie, to MEM
ce, niemce odb;or2 nam la
ke?
- Czemuby mieli odb'e-
rae 49, odpar]a gospodyni ME-
pewnym g&osem. -Przecie be.
die sic i'm placic czynsz tax
Same, ]ak dziedzicow
- Gadasz co CT Slina pray
niesie, DO ME wiesz, re niemce
So chvtre ma pasze.- Ohio! oni
duzo trzymaja byd}a.. Wre-
szcie-dodal zamy$lony-od-
biora lake, zeby mi dokuczac
Il wyforowat z gruntu.
- Jeszcze nie wiadomo.
kto kogo. w%yforuje- odparla
gniewoie Slimakowa.
Gdy tax sprzeczali Sc Sill.
makowie. we dworze pano-
wal ruch wiclki. W%ywozono
sprzety, re scian obdzierano
ohicia, posadzke nawet zaku-
pill zydzi.
Kiedy W pare tygodni po
wyjezdzie paistwa Slimak ga.
rza} dc dworu, struchlai "a
widok zniszczenia. w okuach
ME bylo szyb, prey drzw,ach
ma osciez otwartYch, ami je-
dnej klamki, $ciany obdarte,
pod|ogi wyrwane. S!uzba fol~
warczna, kt6ra wed}ug umo-
wy miata tn miejsce do
Swietego Jana, wa}esala sic z
kata " kat, pr6znujac.
- Kara boska = szepnal
chop. I zdawafo mu sic. Re
.. I1.- -1! .@
Arizona republican., 1901-04-28

aE O. most Jovial Cuts lat ever lived. He said I'd have to Trust to Luck an my good Looks. Tho rrane was lait. They had on "A cars of Sheep an some Mkt Merchandise. When the Trane stopt at Wickumburg thought I'd have to Wate. The Traned Nurse wore spec tacles, Paned Expreshun, his Hat down in Frunt m his back was Bode with the Wate ,,f the Hole Santify sys- tenn. Solomon, this Wise. Guy. seE. sez he, Are you goin' to stop the Cally- boose in Frunt o' the Depo?" The Traned Nurse looks at me an sez T RecE.n have to if have any Passen- gers"
 When got on the Trane an the Traned Nurse come aroun' an. looks at my Past. he asts "wot you want to Ride on Fratel Trane with Sheep fer?" I says ''To save Time. fer Time Is Preshus. Mine Is worth SO much per Day" You've come to the Rite shop sez the Traned Nurse; my Bizhess Is to Annlhilate time. if you .kno' what that means, arl' ret it backward a day or two. see you're a goin' to Pres kilt. You want to git there to mite. land you in there yisterday evening. I have the Rite of Way over all the Regular Passenger Francs. I'm glad you got on if you're in a hurry"
 I'm glad I Road on the Traned Nurses Trnne. fer got onto the Curves of Mister Murphy and Hunnywalt and Draik's Rode. had lots of Fun with the 1ngine, yoshin' 1t. stood on the hind Platform an offered to shake hans with It, an told It if It'd hurry up It'd ketch up with the Callyboose If owned that Rode I'd git some man with a strong pull. like Capt HI Me Donald, or Tom Jobs, to take holt oi that end an Jerk the Cinx out of 1t an Stretch 1t out to Tucson or Nogallus like to Travail. Mfr. Bakin sez Read l in makes q man Deap an Travai
 makes him Brod. I'm a gooddeal Brod der n was when left Teenix
 LITTLE JAMES.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-28
PHOENIX, ARIZONA, APRIL 2s, 1901.

The statement of facts made by the republican city central committee
 against the existing AN democratic council is APPALLING appalling. It will be STATEMENT. read with grieved sur
 prise by those who have not been on the inside, and who cherish faith in the truth and honesty of dem oeratic demagogues. a
 We await the explanations of the ac- cused. There are two sides to every story, and no man should be con- demned before he. is proven guilty. Nevertheless. we fear it will be difficult to explain some of the transactions cited by the committee, and which are of record The matter of gravest concern, to us as people is the star ing fact that by rismanagement and lack of judgment that amounts to inn becility. the city Is bankrupt We cannot pay our just dues. Each year since the present democratic council has been at the head of city affairs, and in control of its finances. the city has gone in debt. This. too. in spite of a large increase in the citys rave- nues.
 During the last two years the ex- pendtures have exceeded the revenues by sls,22s45. In other words, this democratic council has plunged the city in debt to the amount of nearly s20,0OO, without warrant of law, and absolutely without excuse in necessity or the best interests of the city.
 We await with interest the explana- tion of the council regarding the pur- chase of lots 5. and of block 70 at d price greatly in excess of the market price, and of all previous offers made by the owner thereof. The questions We would like to have answered are: Why was it necessary to pay n,s00 for a piece of property that had been hawked about for months at s1,100? Did the city council exercise due care and judgment when 1t paid s700 more for this property than it could be bought for? Did the council pay MT. Redewill s1,soo for said property? The records may show that it did, but did 1t?
 Now that the question is up it will be wise to make a thorough investiga- tion. not only of this transaction. but of others. It will be wise to have MT. Redewill explain all he knows about this land dtal If Mir. Redewill did not get this n.soo. or if he got it and then paid s700 to some other gentlemen for
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 "when commenced taking your medicine eighteen months ago, my health was completely broken down." writes Mrs. Cora l.. Sunderland. of Chaneyvilic. Calvert Co, Md. rAt times could not even walk across the room without pains in my chest. The doctor who attended me said had lung trouble, and that would never be well again, At last 1 concluded to try Dr. Pierce's medicines bought bottle Of Golden Medical Discovery took it. and soon commenced to feel a little better then you directed me to take both the Golden Med. ical Discovery and the Ravorite Prescription which did Altogether have taken eighteen bottles of Golden Medical Discovery twelve of the Ravorite Prescription. and five vials of Pellets am now almost entirely well. and do all my work without any pain whatever, and can rnH with more ease than could formerly seaik |" Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser in paper covers, is sent free on receipt of 2I one cent stamps to pay expense of mailing oniy Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buf- fslo. N. Y.