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New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
TO REPORT ARMY NOMINATIONS.

Washington. D. G, Feb l2-The Senate Com
suittee on Military Affairs to-day agreed TO report
ayora bIv the nine nominations Tor b-gadier gen
=raf which were made on Monday. and also about
one hunderd and fifty other nominations TO minor
rark IN the army The list includes a large num-
nrr NJ names Of officers whose nominations have
been ned 1lp because Of confusion resulting over
rfe dste of transfer from the volunteer service 10
-He regular service. Those Of this class whose
,rti~s t5o7s we're acted to-day designated
-r the War Department because they are clearly
from the objections urged against others.
There is StffI however E long list Of names sJz-
reraed on account Of the ENHANCEMENT
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
UNITED STATES WINS s5s9, ,2e1.
From the Union Pacific Railroad, According
TO Judge Colt

Boston, Feb. 12.-In the United States Circuit
Court here to-day Judge Colt decided that the en-
tire fund in dispute between the federal govern
ment and the Emergency Loan and Trust Com
pany. trustee. should go the United States, the
plaintiff in the The amount is Ss09oA. which
is now in the hands of the American Loan and
Trust Company. of .3oston. The decision IS be
heved to settle finally the long controversy be
tween the United States and the Union Pacific
Railroad, for which the Emergency Loan and Trust
Company acted d trustee.
In his decision Judge Colt said in part:
On July / 1886 the Union Pacific Railway COM
pany, as successor to the Kansas PACIFIC Railroad
company executed a certain trust lndentuTe 70
the American Loan and Trust Company, and there
remains in the hands Of the trust company for
distribution the sum Of $3.50 21 with aCCumua ous
fund the United States and the Union Pacific
Railway Company. and the only question in cor
United States has prior claim TO the whole fuhd
whether ii should be distributed ratably and
without preference between both the claimants
At the time th5 iudenture created there
listed certain mortgages and liens the property
Of the Kansas Pacific Railroad COMPANY These in
Guided the first mortgage. the United States sub
eiCz Iier ard the rorsoJidated mortgage The first
mortgage was : prior lien the railroad extend
ing west from Kansas City 593 15-l6 miles. The
the consolidated mortgage third lien on the same
property. The consolidated mortgage also covered
other property belonging TO the railroad COMPANY
In my opinion the United states is entitled as q
preferred creditor. this entire fund by reason Of
the manner in which they are named in the trust
indentIre. and by Of the terms IN which 1t
is direct cd the trust fund shall be applied.
A decree may be prepared directing the payment
to the United States Of the fund Of S599i and the
American Loan and Trust Company. trustee after
deductiug therefron its proper expenses and dis
bursements. All questions as TO the cost and eE-
penses in these proceedings are reserved until the
settlement Of the decree.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
Washington, Feb. l2.-The following army, navy
and Marine corps orders have been Issued
ARMY

The following officers viii report 70 The examining board
Fort tNaveuworth fer an'tpation f2r Pr2no9r T
infantry: FRANKLIN = LEISENRIN1, 1tth In
fautry ana CHARLES r. ANDREWS. 9TH Infantry
Tn foi9~ing transfers are na4@; aPta'n S9atH ~
ana captain OLIVER EDWA ARDS. from the 23d -
7gu remain with the 5th Infantry until further Or
captain EDWARDS vii remain With the 30
Infantry until departure for the Philippines
Chaplain IVORY H r. HEADLET. ifth Infantry. viii
proceed 20 Francisco.
The following transfers Infantry;
First Lieutenant CHARLES T. REESE. from com
pauy . a Company r. and FIRST Lieutenant FRANK
: BURR Company = To- Company
report he examining board at the Army
Building. New-York l1ty. for examination for pro
motion.
First Lieutenant THALEs T.. AMES. ordnance depart
ment viii report at Beniea Arsenal FOR eNamina-
lion for promotion
Lieutenant commander ". $ SMITH, detached the
Raleigh, TO home. thence TO Newport News
Lieutenant Commander "a r NORTON. detached Inc
Albany 10 home. thence TO Caindsn-
Lieutenant Commander I. n MINER. detached duty
Newport New; tc the Raleigh
Lieutenant NJ A. ANDERSON. detached may yard
Boston. the Albany.
Lieutenant W " BUCHANAN. detached e9mnnsnd the
f3qnnngton NV when cor eofnmissioned
Yard Mare Island.
Naval Constructor 2. 2 zAHM to home.
Chaplain & l. BAYARD. Chicago.
MARINE CORPS
colonel r L MEADE. detached bsrrscks Nsr.
York. navy ward. Mare Island, TO command marine
barracks.
Lieutenant colonel " T. sPIcEK detached marine bar
Nep-York 70 command marine barracks
Coione F. H HARRINGTON. detached marine barracks
briEsde rass ''nand IN the PhiiipDihss e''''-''''
seaand BROW dst&ehsa marine bad az
rseks Norfolk 70 m nsyy ~ yssd ork 10 e''n'Ai
Captain S. 4. BCTLER. detached the Minneapolis
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
A MILLION ACRE ESTATE.
Last Parcels of Property Owned by Sir Fred
erick Johnstone To Be Sold

Bath y y Fen l2.-H. ]. Wynkoop. local agent
for the PulteIey estate, has anpounced that the
estate is 10 no closed It's owner, Sir Frederick
Iohnstoue Of England ht says. has decided to dis
pose of his interests in this country OF which there
SIM remain rusnd about two thousand in
this State and q. lumber in Virginia The
estate has been in existence more than century.
and many hundreds Of the farms in this end of the
State are 4 portion Of its original territory The
estate has becn regarded as d gold mine TO its
owners since ue1rlv S6 100000 has been derived
from the sale Of these lands The estate originally
comprised than million acres
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
COMMISSION MAY COME HERE AGAIN
Two Sites for Uptown Postoffce Under spe-
cisl Consideration.

Washington Feb 12--It viii probably he neces-
sary for the commission appointed 10 Investigate
and determine site for the new uptown New
York City Postof7ce, consisting of Attorney Cen
eral Knox. Postmaster General Payne and Secre-
tarv Shaw. to make another visit 70 New-Yor1
before reaching n final decision. Two sites
under special consideration. They are opposite
the Grand Central Station and opposite the pro-
posed Pennsylvania, Railroad terminal
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
LOSS AT ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL.
Report TO General Crozier Places the DAM
age by Fire at ST, ,765, 600.

Washington Feb 12--GenerzI Crozier. chief of
ordnance, to-day received q report from Major
Blunt confirming the report of the serious fire at
the Rcck Island Arsenal Wednesday night and
placing the Joss at 81 5000 General Crozier re-
grets the disaster but is grateful that Of the
machinery of the valuable manufacturing plant
was damaged He says the ammunition destroyed
formed z supply. and be readily re-
placed from the Frankfort Arsenal.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
IMMIGRANTS NOT ADMITTED.
- rrrraR.rH ro - rE1RrNE.


Washington Feb Fin the month Of January
-be-e were s.. immigrants to whom admission to
,he T-nifed States denied along the Canadian
border after they had duly applied for the same
f,f tbee4 l5s were without certificates, IN we're
aasfcre6 with the contagious eye disease known as
Trsrhoua 10 were likely to become paupers or
y,fFI5c charges y found be contract Ia
rorers had tuberculosis. vas insane and l was
r.ef ftnra faN
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
TO COMMAND wATERVLIET ARSENAL

washington Feb Eft is announced at the u ar
T,erartneut that Major Charles Shsler. Of the
ordnance department. VIII succeed 10 me com
y,zrd or the Waterviet Arsenal- near Troy. y 7,
an the retirement Of Colonel Joseph ?. Farley.
whose nomination a hrigadler general IS now
bending in the Senate. Major Shaler has been sta
fi0nsd Al Watsrvliet for several months
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
UPSTATE RIVERS SWOLLEN.

Hoosick Falls y. y. Feb. 12.-T1e continued
rains OF Wednes lay and to-day have caused all the
streams in this vicinity rise to high water mark
The WaIloonsack and Ho0sick rivers look as
though they were swollen with early spring
freshets Ice in the rivers has broken up and start
ed southwark TO the Hudson River. The lowlands
soIIf hzNest Of here are under water.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

Washington. Feb. 1.-THE President sent the
following nomina tions 70 The Senate to-day;
=Jr-eyer Of ClJstomE-JoHN v MADISON, fof fh@ purl
% Port Jefferson. X Y
commissioner 70 Negotiate WITH the Five CIVILIZED
49,. ~ Tn6lans-WTIIdaM Z STANLEE. @ Kansas
F.,or,ottor il, the Navy-Chef Engineer DAVID
SMITH retlrea be chief engineer on the retired Us
OF Captain JOHN X.
,rettredf 70 be admiral on the retired list
Assistant Pavrnsster in the NsFy-sTEWART r BAR
Merzlsna.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
COLONEL s7IcKNEY ORDERED HERE

-t.es5a-tan. Feb I2-CoioneI Amos Stickuey,
r.,-rs of engineer stationed At St Louis as di-
.5=4- engineer Of the western division and presi-
s~- ~ r7e AiississirDr, R.er Commission. has been
ordered 10 Nez--Yo-b city 10 assume charge Of
-i.er nd harnor improvements in tho Hudson and
ra=r rivers 80 has -et been detailed 10 I'll
t.s place II Louis
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
sgesgH MAY GO TO LEAGUE ISLAND.

Washington Feb captain Charles l. SiEs-
-ae VINO has been considered in connection with
-1- command al the navy yard at Bremerton
tt.rr has ez7resSed 4 preference for assignment
f., She command OF the Leagle Island Navy Yard
~ Philadelphia recently vacated by Rear Admiral
sands end II is probable tEat his wishes VIII lie
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
GENERAL STAFF BILL PASSED.

II Goes to the President for Signature,
Washington, Feb 12-The conference on the
bill 10 create 4 general staff in the army was
adopted by the House to-day. This action finally
passed the bill. which now goes to the Pr-s-
dent for signature.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
IAuNcHINe OF THE CHATTANOOGA.

Washington. Feb. I2-The Navy Department was
Informed to-day that the protected cruiser Chat
raroogs buflt by Lewis Nixon at Elizabethport
\ J. wiu be launched on March .
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
TO REJECT DR.. CRUM.
Senate Commerce Committee to Report
Negros Nomination Adversely.

Washington Feb 1.-THE Senate Committee an
Commerce today agreed TO report adversely the
nomination Of Dr. ". =. C-um. colored, 70 be
Collector Of the Port Charleston, s. c. The
vote on confirmation All the Demo-
Gratis voted against confrrna ton. and they
reinforced BY the votes Of Senators Jones, Of Ne
vada, and Perkins. Of California
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
NEW STEAMSHIP LINE FOR BOSTON.

Try TELEGRAPH To THE TR1BUHE-I
Boston, Feb. u-Another step in the advance
ment Of Boston a shipping port was taken
to-day. when the Red Star Line steamer PiuemoTe
sailed on the first trip of the Antwerp Line
This new service has been inaugurated by the Nor
gan syndicate The Pinemore sailed with cargo
O.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
NEWS FROM MANILA.
Fighting with Ladrones-Dos Hermanos Mu-
tineers Convicted

Manila. Feb pa hundred ladrouss attacked
the town of Nanjan island Of Mindoro, yes
terday. Consta bulary repulsed them after a
scattering fight, which lasted several hours,
during which one 1adrone was killed and one
was wounded Twenty women and children ltv-
ing in the towns we're wounded.
Inspector Crockett. with a large force ot
mounted consta bulary. has swept through
Northern Rial and Southern Bulacan provinces.
where ladrones have been operating, but he
failed to find a trace of them.
Thirty-one members of the crew IF the inter
insular steamer Dos Heruanos, who mutinied
in August last a Port Yirsc. island OF Catandu-
amas, murdered the chief engineer. steward
and carpenter Of the vessel. and wounded the
captain, the mate, the second engineer and one
Of the passengers. ali Spaniards. were convicted
fenced to be hanged and twenty-eight were con-
demned to imprisonment for life
The mJtiny board the Dos Hermanos vas
plotted under the leadership Of native boatsvsin
OF that vessel. The mutineers purposed to steal
$4,000, which they supposed to be on board. The
officers Of the steamer we're dining when they were
attacked. The steward and the carpenter of the
ship were murdered while defending the officers
During the lighting the Dos Herunznos the
steamer ran aground and 4 force of consta bulary,
which to the OF the officers killed three
Of the mutireers and captured thrty-one OF them,
whom: they conveyed to Albay, island OF Luzon-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
NEARLY EXHAUSTED.

The .uppIy the second edition of The
Tribune Almanac 8. almost gone. Price. Is
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
IF YoU BIT KNEW

II YoU BIT KNEW
What ready reference book The rrfhrrs
Almanac for 1908 is would be With
our one. Too VIII be without 10 y~r
don't harry. as they going fast. Frtce. II
cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-05-28
Fraud on tho Farmers.

The Uoited States Government is ende
voripe TO expose fraud Of uuiqae and Do
log character on the part Of seedmen il
Amsrics and Europe, and the Agriculture
Department has issued = pamphlet on th
sus jet. By advertising pearl millet
which sells ct Is cents . pound, as = nev
" propsgstsd grass Of msrvelous qusli.y
dealers ere selling this seed d 90 less thar
50 Q pound. They call IL 'pencilsriss'
snd "the wonder forage plant"
The Investigations reveal that The fraud
10 Americs is tame compared to that prst
ticed with pearl millet sssd this spring 10
Germany. There 1t is herslded ss q new
plant imported from America. and ia cold,
not BY the pound, but BY the seed, or OF
the rate o: s62 q pound. Eve pounds being
required TO on acre. II is thus costing
Germsn farmers over 5000 90 acre to "ip
trod noe" species OF plant that has been
grown ever since mankind began TO cult
vste the soil
Last year seed ostslosues OF several
dsclers IN Americs and Gnmsny began TO
announce new forage plant which prom
i'ed to revolutionizs the forage crop Of the
world. II wss described as most luxuri
ant. somewhst resembling young corn.
aud possessed Of . rapidly OF growth %
equalled among the sorghum species. The
sorghum species. The plslt was sdyer
tised % "peuoilsrise." II vas claimed
that il would readily attain Q growth oil
from to 10 feet and yield az setotisbips
onnsgs 10 the aero.
. dess by the thousands we're seat By |
progressive farmers. The price OF the
seed Vss then 81 so pound. Hundreds
Of thousands Of bushels we're sold st this
high rate. From Eve to siI pounds OF
seed were required to the sore. When the
osrvsbt time came last year the isrmsrs
discovered that the yield sotnslly fulfilled
!1e claims made by the seedmeD. There
'ofe. Notwithstanding the fancy price paid
'srieultnrists did not hesitate TO com mend
'pepcilsrise TO their neieL bors. The re
ult has been that this year the dealers are
letting 50 pound for the seed.
THIS pearl miile.. which fsrmersar buy
ns ct hiahwsy robbery prices ss new v.
iety Of plant. was cultivated along the
Vile By the farmers Of ancient Egypt II
ss been arown throughout the world sv
Z siaos and is . sslubls crop 10 many
arts OF the U lifted States today. At Sl5
hundred. jast 1886 less than come OF the
fsisrs are getting for II, pearl millet Q
sfd may be bought 10 spy quantity. The :,
'ct that it grows snd produces . big ton Il
sge per lore has made it possible for the
sud e b. worked so extensively. I
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-05-28
once IS ENOUGH TO SEE

Gustav. Dafts pufsraAi n Dante = wostA
s~saag esss lili uzns 10 snuusA k3epe
ssnh lpst yua besins CO shs fnn~s 81 those
vie hsFs sEfsrrs. ard rlli suEu. nach
rsyfstA pain T~opissuhi sci icfhssrlIiasrn.
epsi nssTss.a. ptrsod.s As.dsehs, lnEhA-
ge of pals fFon sczs ola lsson This pals.
hsl1i rus iss raarts ca tAsr, a. the raf.on
~ hsnaiiss rsps crooks . callers tngers |;
o. q, too mach faSss Il h.sysas ssxEzps .
verbal srprssaen en- certain iAoes No
,vandsr p'egAis sals Q. Tie Iisliaa poss -
be pAsae1 aiorg 'Tbsrs goes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-05-28
81 wrote to
DR.. Pierce for
advice though 4
Thought surely
I would die.

sAfirf NY haify ctgnt Ia 4spaatY fgaA wrsfr,
Mr. Massey Ahnni 81 - Eaai Az suffered
severely ffgm hll sorts " pehce aH& paiua. uatl
TIC iella~iHR May ~hsu Z fead ear q ~
faamrhlets sfvaliag ~ female alsFAses wfua
t. ~ Firftc isf ahKtet Riihgagh I 81. agt.i
sarxy uault alc ~ oJf pisHicisH tola ne
wa more tishlf 70 aie than u grt wgli Ysar
fsihefiY Aiyier caused ny hcaha u hf frsiafra.
erfiritsu thfvr 81 Gfdarp Medical iiis,NVrfg
asd thrsc vtals ~ prilftt taNtthff With tsaaf
oihyf remedies aad am Ros as's % Go ga Hy
work
Weak and sick women arr invited 10
consult Dr, Pierce, by letter, me. and
40 obtain without charge OF I've the
advice Of specialist upon diseases
peculiar TO women. All correspondence
Is held as strictly private aud sacredly
confidential. Address Or. r. V. Pierce.
Buffalo, n, Y.
The invitation TO consult d.. Pierce,
by letter, jg6f, Is not TO be confused
with offers OF Hiree medical advice
made by irresponsible persons who are
not physicians and are professionally
and legally disqualified fof the practice
OF medicine.
DR.. Pierce's Favonte Prescription is a
safe and reliable remedy for the cnrc Of
womanly ills. II establishes regularity,
dries weakening drains, heals inilamuia.
ton and liberation and cures female
weakness
FRER. DR. pierce's Common Sense
Medical Adviser is sent nee on recent
OF stamps TO pay expense OF mailing only.
Send 81 one-eent stamps for the book in
paper covers, or 81 stamps for the cloth
bound volume Address DR.. r. v. Pierce,
Buffalo, N. "
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Asrifsliart.


To Keep tho Cows Free from FHes
A eosfepssdent Of ,hs Nssiobsl ssosh
usn IL very mach 10 favor Of kespias eos,
from being iornes,ed b. 9 -. and sell
hs nigh, b.. Tor herr 10 bic expenses:
TIE slpetiercs Witch ~ have bal 10
the lsst lev days 10 heerius ca The 1ies
add Increasing ear aSs Of nilt vouid
sesn slnot Incredible bid ue oct hss
,hs sciusi tIptrieuee, and the osnrss 10
prove the sane. Oar eoss have ell slors
been ted . good ration Of wsll ns,ured
ssest eors, ba, lbs Ges have been 20
aerce Tor The pat Tee dsys ihsi ! csald
hardly stssd the milking. Havies used .
vssb Of grease other seasons | made up ny
mind 10 try sssip: 90 l made np . ussb
conposed Of The iollosios insredisn,s:
P.i meat fryinss. which sers . supaf do
COS article 10 tbs euliouy department
s'ssped 10 sons tsnsy. 10 stieh l sddsd
three onucss OF corbolie scia Heated
II TO iukeunm state sud spilled With 90
old shitevssh bfosh 81 the horns. ovr
The neck aud back aud down the sides. Az
nisht the men waited to koov II the cows
had had extra feedia9, which certainly
q. no, the case Then the extra a,w Of
milk q us. have been Induced b. the %
plicstIen. which vs very Inexpensive. As
TIE milk vas carried to the creamery ~
cry morning snd there ueished, We we're
10 . position TO hsys The positive facts.
The nrst days increase wa twenty zone
pounds. The second days twelve pounds
10 EDITION 70 this. making 10 oil Thirty
three pounds. or little ever sixteen
quarts Of milk for the second d.y II DO
bent o. had bean derived save the sdvsn
isges gained 10 milking sud that o. keep
log the sniusis contentsd and quiet. w
should have felt amply paid.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-05-28
Farm Notes.

| A bill is 90 Its way through the Wiscol
ain legislature which provides for foe o
5000 IN q years imprisonment for spy
o1s sto docks horses tail.
The nriversity OF The stste of Wiscor
so is n shIog sn elaborate and thorough
Investigation into the value OF pest o. !
f1sl Taere is an Unlimited smount Of
ps.t p that ftste. Olher things are GROW
ins on 81 the coal strike besides . ten
per ceat Use OF The miners wages
Dninss, and irrigation sre the two
susssss, ctes whereby The waste lends OF
the ccoDiry must be reclaimed too a uch
whtr 10 zone p'scse and 10 Others no,
accnsh tots Of nn'q, III fs,niiy ere
tcti Gases cnfet, Oc-optr tigs ef
ftt rq res ~ bo'h c,ess TO secure tie
is sfnts.
We 81 I to .nms old customs pretty
tot ias'.fce the selling OF eggs BY
'at n9ead u BY ssi tt. .ten there il
80 pa'c ut DIFF -renc. 10 the relative
ai1 O. rye md email eggs. We know
I ore rr, .iy GOD farmer vho picks on.
!! 20, i.Hs :, - for biz owe use, or, rsth
=. ii 90, .iis does.
Pit u riEilzr side from its ssni
~ sd 49, o'ive q1s!ities. II 10 shs.
clear c ~ and pocket hsnderckief are
Iosn 2. I,J TO bring children up 10
Yea . 5.sisn nrpuo.ed home, snd they
'1.IoS "" .'Fle OF the house. Paint IL
ilr u T.s p4per-neo Gao live wnhoot
:. Dot ,bfy siiI Ss better men and erIoy
ne more lib il.
C.pi's! is tlite Wy iihdly to irvtttl
r'n, 10 those sssls tfses Of susmp and
Q. sd stieh are susceptible Of tbsr
nsb iisirsse. espteislIy II Zach ispd IL
ilns - 10 The rel settled states. Spades
ihrs 80, frs On ten dollar swamp trscls
ave 10 ssar's Of Instances Transformed
hem Into $500 land .. 90 expense Of 20.
'sr $50 Per sers. and when reclaimed
'ch Isnds bsse spscisl value Tor garden
ID track uses.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-05-28
TWENTY HOURS

railroad run from New York to Chicago
brings you no nearer Baltimore. To reach
the latter city you must tra0el to,odrd 10.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-05-28
the MAN WHO mfyfR LAUGHS"

The scrplain.s shcrs named al Yield 10
ths sri4on OF Bsssons Porous rlAs.srs, and
quietly 100. Net enly thess, bet ccias and
eosgAs, Adssy and LIVER sfsctssns, ell
ceassssasns ard nuserln strains, AissNses
Of the chest. asthma and all s.lsnen,s which
ere orsn 70 srtsrxai ;rsstnsent u 10 ire
enfriiy said thsi 6ssseas F.as;sy 4, Pssas
Asster ], cures VIXEN ether are no. even
abe 70 feAsrs. Ior thirty yean the lead.
Ing srtsrnal rsFnsdy. The cid siyls plas-
tiers, A. well as salvss, linimeuts, ellis. s,o.,
have hsie on M sci~sy ~ compared with
q u. Il Trust IL Keep {. Ia the
house. Ask for bsnson's Plaster, taxa no
other. All druggists, or We will prepay
postage on any number ordered In the
tnitet States On rrcelp, @. ?sc. each.
sesbury 4 johnson. Mts. Chemists. NJ.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-05-28

The same in taking medicine for any par
ticular disease. People fall short of a cure
because they use the wrong medicine. So
their money, time and hope go for nothing.
The complaint is sure to get worse, and per-
haps they bring up in the grand terminal
station from which there are no return
trains. Now when DR.. David Kennedy, of
DIR. Kennedy Row, Rondout, N. Y, pre-
pared his nfp medicine, Cal-cura Solvent,
his object was TO quickly relieve and cure
diseases Of tho Stomach, Liver, Kidneys,
Blood and Nerves; and not to keep people
taking medicines without benefit, He
meant to build the right road and induce
people to travel on it-with life and health
as their destination.
Mr.. Chris. Larsen, a well known painter
and decorator, of Rondout, N. Y, writes:
81 was stricken with painters collie. had treat
ment and took various medicines without getting
any real benefit, until used DR.. David Kennedy's
new medicine, Ca-cura Solvent To make my story
short. u cured me so thoroughly that have not had
ssiek day stree, and there arc many who know what
say lie true"
Mr.. Martin Montgomery, formerly Of Rox-
bury, NY. and now of Silyara, Pa, writes
"Dr. Rennedys new medicine CALCIUM Solvent,
y immense. IL cured me OF liver and kidney iron.
bes and rheumatism. after lot Of weary dosing
with things that did no good.p
Send TO the Cal-cura Company, DR.. Ken
nedy Row, Rondout, n y, for free
sample bottle. Large bottles $1.00, all
druggists. One size only.
Remember. Only one Dr.. David Kenne.
dy ever lived in Rondout, City of Kingston.
N. T., and the name Of his neso and latest
medicine is Cal-cura Solvent.
Csl.cura Solvent ID for Sale BY
A. II. PEITI3ONE.
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