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Let Me Do the Same for You

Simply send ne this coupon o. write me a postal card to tell me
which book you need. I will then mail you an order - good at any
drug store - for six bottles DR.. Shops Restorative. You make take
it for a month on trial. II 1t succeeds, the cost is $3.50. II it fails, l
will pay the druggist myself; and your mere word shall decide 1t.
You must know of a sick one who needs such a remedy. Will
you hand him this paper and show him my offer? Will you explain
that this remedy = and this one alone - Is furnished on trial, and l
pay II it fails? viii you - for humanitys sake ask him 10 write me
to-day? Ask him to stop common treatments awhile, and try my way
for a month.
Shops Restorative does not fail in any OF these diseases that medicine
can cure. Mild cases.. not chronic. ar often cured by one or two bot
ties. At al drug stores. ,,.3.
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My offer is possible because my Restorative strengthens the inside
nerves. 1t brings back this nerve power which alone makes all the
vital organs act. II will always do that, for I have spent a lifetime In
perfecting the remedy until the results re certain.
When a vital organ is weak, the usual plan is to doctor 1t; but I
don't. Nothing but merry power can ever make that organ do its duty.
and my way is to bring It's nerve power back. treat a weak organ
as l would a weak engine - by giving 1t more power. My way sue
ceeds, while the old ways fail, because a weak organ never be
strong until its nerve power is strong. My book will make this so
clear that you will know it as we'll as l do.
1 did that for the thousand whom 1 name below, and l will do 1t
for you If you need help.
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These one thousand people have not merely written testimonials.
They asked for my Restorative on trial. They were amply assured, by
their druggist and by me, that it would not cost a penny If they yer
dissatisfied. Yet each one has paid, and paid gladly for all the medicine
he took.
1t is one thing to say Il am cured" 1t Il a far greater thing to
pay for the cure, when a mere word would save the $3.50. Only
that.
Ad these we're all difficult troubles. People don't write me in mild
cases. They go to their druggists for n o two bottles, get we'll,
never hear from them. These thousand are all people who wrote me
for six bottles,
That is a wonderful record, and ne which no other remedy in the
world could approach. .
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JOS. T.. FAPAN. l55 Concord st.
LANES J. pARnELL, S6s Baltic :.
Mrs. ESTHER %FoRKAsH, Ill Eilsry st.
GRAuE II. DAVIS. IL Douglass s.
e. d. DAK1S. $40 Clinton st.
j. II. +. DOcHSY. $50 Jefferson aT.
L. y. DYRTT, % Herkimsr st.
MRS. GRACE DAvy,a il Douglass H.
NARY cuAsKA: l5s ks"P st; ~, go
Mssi MARIA chaIsoS. Us si:riine ol,
VI A. CuNNlNGiIAM. 1853 K.ap st.
J. d. BABCoCK. 3T6 Pearl st.
wM. II. BLAIS. so Jamaica aH
GEO. J. wIIALEN. 4S5 Logan st,
MRS. MM. WILSEY. 800 Grand st.
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RICHARD WALSH, 1903 Lynch Of,
CHAs. vOlGT. 1870 Harrison AV.
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II. c. sTOSER, 365 Ocean 4Y'
PATRICK GILBRIDE 1876 Dupont st.
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JOHN .lohIa 59s csss!nu so st. c,Do,,,n
q. MCANDLlSH. - Hnron st.
MRS. LERscH. 1911 B%roadw.y.
HARRY q KINDER. 50 Bond st,
FRIED KLEIN. 400 Dekalb ay..
JAMES +, HUGHES. 81 Adslphi st.
" y. HAVEN. 50 9th st,
MRS, r. HICKEY, l42 Mauier st.
II II. N. HUMPHREYS. 6st lith st.
MICHAEL CANNON. 1864 Jefferson AH
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John BoYl.AN. s45 "a Az
Mn NATHHS LiNDEL, 90 McKibotn ST.
FRAycls MARTlN; 9 Flg,hIHs AZ court .
ANTON MII.IfoR. seth At, and sth sr.
HENRY MrEll.ER. tSs Union st.
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j. MANNEscHAIDT 6G7 Putnam N
j. MHENCH. Canafsis.
gHR. MAhNkh 70 sand. 81:
MRS, ELLERY 7. MANSION, 1876 Madison st.
ADoIA; MAHNKE; 145 sands
;. + N NsrES, "a "a Gsie' Il. "
KATE C. SEiIE, as Fulton at.
D. ". osTRANDER, RGN MeDonouSh ST.
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MRS. ROLLINS. 80 Lexington AY'
MRS, NARY SHELLY 2sS 10Th st
EUGENE WlFFLER, 22i punhsld It,
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SCAR NOLvES. lllY iOth At
Mrs. IL. WolAS. 376 South th d
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MRS. c. VoGBL az llth a.
HTGH yAUGHAN, 6S wlloughby ct
= ~ViRHMANN. lOG Pays az.
MRS SARAH u VAS fELr, ~ Fleet d,
Mrs q. TULLY IL 81 Marks AH
MRS y - TYLER. 24O Reap ST.
AuGusT sANp, 1888 S~arsi2si az
TREp sIMoNs. 2O7 W,ckon st.
VICTOR sARASD. 900 Arlington sH
X WM. %SOELDNER. 1916 GAtsS sN
N sINpELL. 62 Mekibben ".
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MRS. ID, a.. LHON. Ill Putnam az.
MRS ANNA LON 1913 knicksrbSeksT a.
JoIN JACOBS. III stASE 81,
MRS. X. JENSEN, aS iIth st.
SAMUEL INSULT, 81 NoOdbins 81.
l. q. HESS, l2s Linden u.
GBoRGE A. HARRIS, 1lS0 Bedford AN
MRS. HOBHN, a67l Pitkins sy.
G T. sTE1R Wins 9s' 9sN n .S
MIS- RI ss"n GREENE. s Greene Gv'
y II GEIBIER. 3?t south 9Th Al,
MIuIABL CANNON. 1864 Jefferson ay,
TlfEO. GROENINGER. SO0 Haneock o..
". GILLIAN. s67 Talon 81
ROBERT !, nIA- 1901 FLEET place
MA AfuSb CASEY, a cAlDsl =
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MRS. KATIE LENTz. iSi 60th st.
N. M,LAuGHLLN. II Concord -
., GoNTGoABRy. PSI St. Jane. place.
J. J. MUTT, go Stockton st.
MRs Lie fRIoE. 372 l1th 1t.
MRS. JANE PCLLES. 36S Bedford Az.
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rios. RuBLE, so Classon av.
N. ~REIrsrEiS. . belmont 1V.
DAVID .: ToRPEf. $50 Lexington Az.
MRS. TORY. Coney Island Station.
". J. WILLIAMS. 1885 6Ot, Il.
y. wYCKOFF. 3Si Nostrand Iy.
CARL H.. DE SILVER, IS Plerrepou, s.
4. CEUNToN. 1856 Remten Ut.
JAS. X. CAMERON, IA Grand Ay,
TIos. BYRON. 30 Carlton Av.
MISS J, BfRNBs. IS Greene sv.
Wal; %BHNIAMlN; l55 Ru,lsdss st.
II. u. ALl5EkLY.
NJ. ALTghMAN, s717. Fort Hamilton Az.
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JAS. MURPHY. 10 Hamilton av.
MRS. MAERokER.' 379 South Lot st.
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cHAs. J. PICK. SO Concord ct.
n. PRtNGLE, Z PiIilng st.
N. CLIFFORD PAltDEE, 56i wnIouEhby Az.
w. e; ROBERTS. S27 10th 81.
HORACE RICE, 30I s,h ST.
J. n. QUINN. 80 Bergen II.
mrs; H. hEiNHEiM. $50 knicssrboekar az.
II, =, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1902 Jefferson sv.
.DSRAD kElss, - sIocknolm At. x
MA. WI. q. ROBINSON, l6 undsrhill av.
MI. REDDING, 20 Wyekph A..
LOUIS HAtB. 2Jgy Atlantic ~, 10
wA. J. kElNEHlNG. -. RslBioeA ST.
L,Ms SMITH t6 ami Is LsAlnEtOn sr
AIR. OH, GElGER. los East IN st.
JOHN ?, GATHMANN. g7s FRANKLIN av.
MRs. 81 = Gul. 49, clssson sr.
4 G, GIBSON. 1853 81 SN.
EDWARD GILL. $50 Washington av.
" u. Gii.ho >s BainbrtdEs st,
!. FRAsGk' ~ De Nab az
GAylb D. FhRrEl. $50 lexington Av.
VI. /. FREDERICKS. lUS Union AV,
4, fIoRO. 33yis Monroe n,
MRS ELLA EDWARDS, Sal PARK Ar
Mr.. EARLE. 1857 L!nsry av.
MRS D. .. EVANS. 45s lst s,
" II. ENERsON, 1857 Both .,
Mr., J, ". EMMoNs. ss7 18th st.
" i EyEEsoyi IsS7 IS,A :,
JAMES DOYLE. 70 Nassau d.
MRS. GEO DE- LAP. 23l SD st.
% DtEsER, ~ Trortman -,
CHAS. DuGIlD, j9I clinton Al, ~
GEuRGE DlErZ. 2jl Central Ay
MRS. A A, DOUGHTY, $50 Madison =.
. II DuNN 9G4 SD 81.
u, DALEY. 49s Gates az.
FRANK DAyIDGE, 81 Hicks 81,
J. ". Sl2 Pulaski y
CIlAs. DENnAM New Lots HE
lORENZ rASTOR, 20+ Columbia a.
RORT CONWAY, 800 Ralph sN,
MRS. X. COLGAN, Charles 81
WM Caldwell. ~ india ".
r J. CtNTY. lIs carlton LN'
WM CREaAN, - carroll ~
JAMES CRAVEN. S0l Bedford N
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Jos. T. CARROLL. 800 l2ih u,
ALFRED l.. COWLEs, g7l Putnam AN
ELLA COPLEY. go sAcSs,t ST.
q. II S"HRIsTOPHER. 7O3 Vanderbilt AN
l.. u. CRANE, $40 Hart
c%HkRLOrTE FREEBEs. 1870 BroAdSsS'
NJ. BENRos, $50 Psclhe -
h5zz!E Sa9YS. AZ E;ims@a s st.
Mr. j. IL, CuNNISGHAM. ESQ., eIIh st.
H. p. CULVER. l6 PiiiipE y.
cHAs. n. CHAPMAN, etO5 PAcihe st,
MRS. WORTH. 1ll4 Atlantic az.
MRS. j. II. WoRTNAN. 81 siAnhaps OF.
JOHS y. SCHROEDER, 30 6rlna st.
FIR. sCHOLz. 1888 Paelne 81.
AIEX sMEDEs. 40 Reid sN.
" HEaascH, a39 Smith ..
AUGUST scHwAS, 20 Ten Eyck Of.
n. ROSTER. 2i7 Frosf Al.
WN LIE 50 MtADstd az
hlRS. ELIZABETH 0ETTER, 3S Asd q.
y GARDINER, 33s south 50 VI.
JOHN JOHNSON, ~ 4etA ~
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MR.. ". b. BREBM Park az: ara sitnii
NRs. W. II, BROWNE. 7lg Essi llslh 5"
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BERTHA ALPERs ia 4th aY'
TsEPH W AIBER, loo Duane st.
4. JOSEF ANDERSON, $40 It'll SY'
81 BERTscHMANN. Post once box 4lb'
4 q 81 stanton st.
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aTEPHEN GARLAND. sSB Elton aY'
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i.Eo GoXDEcK. il west SyseL.
w. r. ELLINGTON, 1876 Broadway.
ISAAC yESABI.E, 1905 9th av,
TIMOTHY o0iA1Ss. r.. $40 East 18th At
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cHAs CHiRuRG. sos East 9Th ct.
X D.. j.. EILIorT. 300 ives, l1ath st.
$ F~RLEpLASDER; II Sd sr.
THos, GOLDMAN. 557 E.st 15Ssh st.
JAMES GREEN. 81 Columbus AU.
MRS. n, N, HxsBRoTcK. ss7 9Th ave-.
Gn ,nH hoE4th. t5S SIM as, st ~
MISS II. D. SsLsoSS.. IS Fact sstS J.
M WIS., l. n. of rREssErr h:'s la ay S... 4 tS,A st.
MRS. STARK, $40 Riwngton st.
". Is. sEARLS. 40 West 13lst 1t.
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WALTER MATHEWS, 90 lst .v.
JOHN MNULrY, 20il Arthur Ar
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IAN FUN pusaf Err 1 ~ West ssa st.
MRS. II. ". PENoYAR. 2ls5 9th Az
A PALMER u. s. s. Massachusetts, Navy
RICHARD J PURCELL. 1869 "a ay,
May = R RFDagEEF J. E ~ M is;s 18Th st
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MRS. NJ. THoRP. ld2 Past l0sth st
MRS MRS. NS I S.ffT, II Ss.i "a ~ East :" 9th st.
FRN1K LARKIS 256. West Nst ct,
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MEs. 4 Il y; T WAiP. u West Vest sI Ian It st.
MRS, MARY wiLkER. s6 s,h Az.
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aSsRG \; <, MINI. |. West West 's s5iS !. =,
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Louis HARRIS. l02 Hast 18th 1t.
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NELSON r. HALLBERO, Q c0nelia 1t.
A. ". HATCH, Glsenwlch 81
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F'w. GREDSWooD, SS Brooms 8,
MISS KITTY GADDis, sos Columbus aH
WILLIAM GANLlCK, lGj West 32d 81.
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MRS. Z. r, FURsT, 1872 lst ar
MRS. p, FALkNER, 25 East S6th q.
LDOP0LDo Dbl. PoZo, S4 West 18Th u.
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MAGGIE CONNOLLY. q West w "
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MRS. A. Acis, 40 Brook aN
M AL1NnIRA, 80 Wall ST.
MRS. H. D. AikENs, 1859 Madison aN'
q W, BAYER, ~ sprues -,
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inS Mary IuRAss. 20 E.A sstA =
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K. GUTTEN 142 West 1884 st.
GEO. J. GEER. 300 West eth st.
Nm. ". GREENWOOD. 35S Bloeeksr It.
ID. GOODRICH, 1856 Boston ave.
MRS. J.. A. GRouTEN. a East 74th st.
II. GEORGE. 232 William ST. :
ISAAC GERSON 60 East S6th u.
MRS. GALLAGHER. 543 Brooms u.
GEORGE sTuBBs 2O9 Eas, 18th 81.
MRS. l.. SMITH. 2O6 East 1890 d.
FRED sCHCBERT. 1913 EsH 10th a.
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4. SUPERINTENDENT. 20 Goerck ct,
+. sHEck. 253 West 18th st.
ADoLPH STERN. $50 East 9Th st.
q: l.. SMITH. 81 East Both 81.
n; y. = corner 1929 q. and 7h ave.
OTTO sCHILLING. 329 East 24th st.
:: j. $40 Lexington ave.
Franz siMA: AZ East ia st,
=, sTBLLMAkER, CITY Hospital.
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IEREMIAM Sullivan. $40 Eas, 9th.
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MRS: MAY E iSs Mfi5 l2 sss " IVES. so,A at.
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ERSA ! MULLER, sis Ffssp.et st.
LAURA M~lDLBBROoKs. 1923 WsR 5lst Il.
MRS. j. MINDEll, 339 West 5lst ct.
", MITCHELL. $50 West 2eth st.
y, MuIQtEBN, bSi Washington VI.
y. ID. WEATHER. $50 Broadway
JAMES Q MAHoNt2i, 81 Hudson 81.
II. MCLEAN, $50 I'm ave.
JAMES MGRATH, u Greenwich II.
y REMAIN M'GAiA., 465 Central Park IVES
I4hN :. M,9UIEE, liss On "
y. V. MELVILLE, 1873 Beach sY.
THOMAS J. oN1IAn l16 West 18Th 81,
MRS. KATE UDoNNElL.. 342 Brook az.
CHARI.Es OLLEY, 37GS Park Iy,
Il. Il, PHILLIP. So M0rninssids ay.
JOHN =. PALMER, 127 7th AZ.
MRS. ESTHER PoRTER 2l7 West 6Oth st.
T.. y. P-RENDERGAsr, IL Prospect place,
q. 5. q Il 3l5 East t1sh u.
GEORGE y. PARISH. Jos Mest sOth a.,
g IL PLAET gsi Esg 1874 81
MAEHP PrE SIt'g 5ps wee ~ s Esit h0'''0'
N. ID. REIss, - East Al u.
GBoROE ". MERCER, 266 wsA ga u.
W. MCLEAN. 1854 West 8sth u.
". MASON, Sy East 23d 81.
MRS. l.. A. LUDWIG, 81 Morningsids ay.
MILLION LEE, lilst 81. and Hamilton place.
WILLIAM LEVY. s. Lemon ~
v. KAAU6ER. 1874 lat ave,
MRS. 9. II. Ho6kER. 1879 81 ave
CHARLES HATCH, 1870 wsst 18Th =;
RICHARD HAEsEt.MAS. a3s East 18th ~
b. HOENzBocK, ~ 1H ~.
MRS. ". 2 HoGLE, US sth ~.
FRED hARRIs, 31e 9Th ~.
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MRS; X, II, SMITH. 52a Msnhst,sn az.
II. RosECRANs. $40 East 18th at,
= = : r TiS / IS %sas.,t.a
Ii. + +. %EAATTGGfHHTSoSSS' .5 ~ s,i A a~
MIS- ), MAJ MAT In ,a g H q a. iis'A st.
FRA H> LION, OAAdsms House.
\. 7. MORSE. 81 South William st.
{ Z, Ml11LER q E'; r. l Ssdi,I 81 st,
MIS- MIS- &c 1ol 1; M NEE fi s" 5ls East lsoth st.
henry J. MACK. 603 West 4Sth st.
Hrs. CIV MAC DONALD. 80 Mt. Morris Park.
MRS, MORTON. 13l West sorh ST.
MRS; ": A; MYERS, - IVES! e5 An, At,
join MEYER. 5SS West 1884 st.
MIR. II. d. MERRITT, General Delivery.
MOSES NEW, 1863 West S6th s.: ,o. :,
MRS. NJ. o'BElRNE, station q.
EuGrNE 7. O'NEiLL. 75y East l3sth st.
NESin w pih i: fuaa: II VS. V w tssn li 49, st.
F., W, POST, 265 Broadway.
y. 4. rgRNELL; ggoa 9, csn'ral Hotel
Ii. R <. Ross. Box Sa G 2Sss. iva :"
j j5gssEH }. fAsH \ Z ssS Sf slos ss;s T.
JULES Gel 507 West 44th st.
i. SIMoNSoN. 1875 Jackson sv.
MRS. Il. SCHROEDER. Teller ay. 4 e. 18TH 81.
WILLIAM SCHMIDT, 10 Fast 226rh st.
JOHN II. SEAMAN, 100 Centre st.
AUGUSTUS sIrAMMo, 1874 ID Az.
MISS Z, y. SMITH, Carnegie studioa-
q. sCHILLING. 3+1 West 3Ith 81.
ASToXE 4; s sTFss ~ &s sis sa E1,s S''h ST.
J.. T.. HOWARD. Box 1916.
CHAs. b. ROMANS, 81 PIX st:
ELIZABETH HOGAN; $50 Wsst 9Th d.
MRS. HEISIIE. i5l West 9th ".
FRED HARTMAN, 1874 East 10th st.
W. il. HAYNES. co and 81 Thompson av.
L, Y, HYDE; a?i West ssd St
AIRS. ~HiNcnMAX. sis Wsst Jon q.
MMRs. PHILIP IiioLz. Isl Amsterdam Az,
MICHAEL HAGGERTY. COS Water ST.
Z HoR I6Sa ~ T ~ 100 a. West 18Th st.
4. HAFNER, III East SIth ST.
FRANK HALL. 2Od % av.
MIR, d. P. HART. sc West 2lth st.
THEODORE HAusLER, 666 East l56th At,
J. a. HYDE. S94 BroadSAy;
T. HARpBsTY, - GTseTsiSh f.
CLARENCE J, HENRY, 1872 7th az.
III99s. T RTktSP, Il f ss w l:s,h s; II st.
HH~EiNsHEIMBR BROS, sci Broadway,
REV. DIR, HouGHroN, l Ess, 18th St
q 2nF H HAN'M SoATr io sol On En-. a. astD st,
Mrs. HENRY JONES. s22 East l27th ST.
MISS r.. v. J0nfSfoN. 70 West 1894 81.
j. s. JACKSON. Sc West l3ith y.
MISS CHARLOTTE JOHNSON. 1906 9Th aE
FR y JOHNSON. 3.0 West 18th 81.
W. JOHNSON. l67 East 18th II.
j. n. JONSON. $50 Eagle ay.
ltOBT. JOHNSTON. 1876 -. Felix aH.
Ohm l.. DBOKER, 3T5 Bieeoker 81.
THOMAS DuRK1N $40 East 18th 81,
DE SOTO. 21l West 18th II,
& AoRIrr. 9Th Of. and at
MISS +. C.. DoERR. lOs West ash st.
MRS. l.. q! UNLAP 20 West 32d st.
HARRY DIGNAN, i3S 9Th ava.
CHAS. EGE. 1857 Madison ave,
A. EGENBERGAR. 1853 WeaG S5th st.
MRS. NJ. ERNEST Has let ave.
Mrs. EGAN, 2l93 Washing on ave.
MAJOR THos. Elliott, IS Charles 4.
N. ". EVANS, 23i West 39th 81,
GEO. o. EATON. 10 Wall 81.
MR., FlsCII, 40 East 18Th st.
q, y, FITz MAURICE. 291 Broadway,
MRS. 4. NJ, F~RlEDIASDER, l6 Nassau 81.
GEO. FARQUHAR, 500 West End ave.
MRS W. v. FREEMAN, 2O3 West 1881 u,
Mrs, J. J. FLYNN. ~ Thompson u,
r. q, FRITZ, 3I8 Pearl 81,
MRs ]. A. FARRAR. BI0 Sth ave.
o. FREYGANG 37z Manhattan ave.
Mr.. LOUIS FEIHBEHG, care Of n. Y. world,
MRs. N. FELTIs, go Eagle are.
W. ]. FITzGERALD, 800 Nest 134th u.
MRS, PAM FUCHS, 81 East It'll y.
w. F~RIEDLARDER. ia East 9Th 81.
n. BUCHANAN FELL. 267 West 80 o.
bERNARD FLAEAGAS. sss wess a. -
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Here are one thousand people all in your city some them your nGghbow- some your friends
Each of this cusandw wrote me for my help To each oeI sen tan order on his druggist for six bottles
Dr Shops R@MuauveN with permission to take ton trial
told all these people that the ndGne was free if it allied Yet not person nmdh here has
aed me to py ft Ntu e on this list has ever suggested tina it did not all Idamea
Note that these thousand Hm New York. The m@m taken from my records @wmg only
MwmmS There nmb e @h here a hMw MM sufficient But myomkeHN
dNHYukp MmHwu hm Hall hM pE
Dg h@ hn months seven NwY umhs d hy RsMwhM lied and IMb their
n@msm dE~ y~mh from ehmd~ku treated ymk
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-03-18
LEGISLATIVE GOSSIP.
The House is Rushing its Work While
the Senate is Behind as Usual.

A paragraph has been going the
rounds OF the country press, coming
from the pen of S. A. Langum, sec
rotary of the senate, and editor of
the Preston Times. This paragraph
states that mot during nv legisla-
tive experience has so little been
accomplished in the line of law max
ing in either branch, at the end of
seven weeks, as at the present SEES
sion, nor have 50 few bills been in
troduced. This is all the more re-
markable when we consider that
both house and senate are largely
composed of new members who are
usually bent upon making record
by introducing, and attempting to
to have enacted into laws a large
number of bills.
Mr.. Langum judged from the work
of the senate alone when he Wrote
the above article, for no greater
fallacy was ever uttered against the
members OF the house, who have
been industrious from the start.
Not only have more bills oeen in
troduced into this body by 100 or
over than at the same time during
any previous session for number
of years, but the members of the
House have been active in commit
tee and or the floor of the house. La
the committees, OF the 575 bills in.
troduced up to the hour of adjourn
ment on March 18th, nearly half
of them have been already reported
out and have been nearly all con-
sidered by the committee of the
whole house. Of the other half, be.
tween eighty and ninety bills are
for road and bridge appropriations
and are in the hands OF the commit
tee on roads and bridges and they
will all be reported out in a bunch
for indefinite postponment 10 order
to give way to the omnibus road and
bridge bill, which will make appro-
priations to each county for road
and bridge purposes. Probably 30
or more OF these bills introduced
have been referred to the committee
on appropriations and they will
also be supplanted by an omnibus
appropriation bill along towards the
close of the session. OF the balance
that are in the hands of the commit
tees, some of them are important
and are requiring careful consider
auion on the part of the sub commit
tees or Of the whole committees, the
members going on the theory that