Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 December 1882 — Page 3
THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS: TUESDAY; DECEMBER 26, 1888.
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^AKlH* 5 POWDER Absolutely Pure. Thk row«ar mtw T*rl«*. A wmrrrt of parlljr mmMMttA M4 wholMommaw. Mora ecoaomlcaJ •hMVMMBMrynsds. wdOM not boaoM la ■nuMtllmi wttb Um molutode of low Mot. abort wolffht, olaat or abowboto powder*. Sold oelr
1 ' ct ' u ' oo “ > a&r
KID GLOVES,
Sal table (or
Hew Years Heeeptlesi aa4 CsUIss,
For Ladiee, 0enta and MiaMB.
Mer’sGlm Dipt
10 Eaat Washington Street,
OTTY NJWa fhe Metre aaa always be (sand ea aa'a la MewYarfc at Broataao Broe' n arws « poriam. No. 5 Uaioa Bqnara.
The rolling mill ia teaaporanly stopped. Mre. Chari ea H. Ifaaeon died last night C. Heiaer, raaidiag at 118 Daridston atraat, fall, yeatarday, break lag a lag. Bev. BL J. Talbott < ffisiak.'d at tba faneral of tba late Mis. It. A. Dasher, this after-
noon.
Harmony Council. Jr, O. U. A M., last night eieeted Moiti* W. Phillips, conneilor; J. H. Morrir, Ties conneilor; Frank H. Coheen, seoretary. Children who did not enjoy yesterday were scarce in Indianapolis. The Sunday school celebrations were very aamerons, each hneing aone prcnlinrly original fas-
tore.
Hoabrook lodge, No. 473, F. A A. M., at NewAngnsU, has eleeud tha following officers for the ensuing year: Groenbary Daobompeek, W. M ; L, O. Carson, 8. W ; J. B. Watta, J. W.; Btcphcn Gullefer, treaa. r>rer; Jeremiah Cubie, secretary; B F. Osbirn, U. D.; Francis Mathis, J. D., and 8.
Coble, tyler.
The a*ate lilrarian’s ananal report will reotmmandthe eai>-bstoa of tae term of office lioiu two to six year*, because it is impesa ble for the incumbent to become familiarised withjtke workings of the office w thin the time* now allotted. The conadidatioa of the law library with the state
w ill also be reo mmended.
An examination of the law known as the Van Vorhia bill, shows that the pronsion making membera of the city council or board of aldermen ineligible for other eity, county or township office, is a anility, and for that reaaon it was omitted in the retision of the statutes. Had Dowling known this in time, perhaps Liizsnberg wouldn’t have been so prominent in
the last campaign.
At the recnlar meeting of G ive Branch lodge No. 10, degree of Rebekah, I. O. O. F., held hatnrday evening, the following member* were elected officers for the ensuing term: Miss Alice McQiid iy, N. G.; Miss Anna J. Buchanan, V. G : Mrs. Mary
mm» ha | — J-*o®re, secretary; Joseph 8. Watson, per. Wroup Iran Pipe SrSa** 5 **
At the regular meetiag of Delta Council No. 2, O. C. F., held last night, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: J. Roberta, chief councillor; StUia Capito, vice couocilor; John McKlwee, secretary; Henry Pease, treasurer; Mrs. John McElwee, prelate; E. W. Heindel, marshal; Ida Poumlstooe, warden; M. R, Styer, guard; Igora Jordan, sentry, fae representatives to the Grand Council are
Jacob Beltzand John Egger.
Amoaamwnts.
THK MKKRY \\ AR AT ENGLISH’S.
Ufttll XUM, The opening contest in the'Merry War”
^ yesterday was a great victory for Haverlys troops sad a great satisfaction t> the non-oombatants who filled the vast anditoriiun of Eaglish'g Opera House to witneu it. Miss Wiley has a sweet, high soprano voice which she uses with fine taste and efleet. She is moreover a charming actre»s, having that attraction which is termed ‘‘magnetic,” and in the first act especially she carried the house with her at once. Mr. Golden as the Marquis was irresistible. Mr. Fyke’s “Umberto” and Mr. Loe’s “Bathasaaar. were each well sung and acted. Miss Bali took admirable care of her role and
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WATER,
Steam, Gas,
HYDRANTS,
Hose Boxes,
' PUMPS, SINKS,
[T,
BUBBKB H08B,
Bona Trimmings, Lead Pipe. Sheet Lead and all Supplies naed la PLUMB1NS, BAJS and
itkam rrmuQ.
KNIGHT & JTLLSON, 7S u« 7? 8. PsMBgylTMilB 8L
Nothing Short of Unmistakable
Benefits
Conferred upon tern of thousands of safltr- / ers could originate and ^maintain tha repute-
Uon which
AYER’S
Sarsaparilla
enjoy*. -It t* a oompouadof the beat v*g-
etabla alterative*, with the Iodides of Potassium and Iron—all powerful blood-making, bloodCleansing and Ufe-sastalning—an4 U the moat «»*w*n.i of all remedies for scrofulous, mercurial or blood disorder*. Uniformly snooeatful and certain, ft produces rapid and complete euree of Scrofula, Bone, Boils, Humon, Plmplea, KrnpUoas, Skin Dlfeases and all disorders arising frosu Impurity of the blood. By its Invlgora-
tmg effects It always relieves and often cares equal. It tones up the system, restore* and pie-
_ TV j the health, and Imparts vigor and energy. For forty years ft has been In extensive use, and la to-day the most available medicine for tha (uffarlng sick, for sale by all druggists. OAwffi
OUKMS Blood Dlsiists In any Stags I tdTAMMM, MCMMMA, OLD BORMA, riMTUBamA ] BOILS.
OUBMi [BlNi ffitltMl lOKOFCLA, And M« cartel, « othenriaa Rhtumatisiil
CVRK8 WEEK HOT 8FSIHGS VAOI
We have i
Malts an, Aaa., May a. ISO. in our town .who. lived at Hal
feringi and wen Anally cored with 8. & 8.
McOAMMON A MUBBT.
v II yen doubt, coma to sea us, and wa will com fa« as eharga nothing. Write lor parttoatem, aaA
alaopy of tha Uttia book, (free.)
awAl.QQQptnwAanwillbapaid toanyohi M wtm wUlflnd, on analysts of 100 bottles S. A K, one particle of mercury, Iodide Potassium,
a» any other mineral substance.
■win snanrio oa. Atlanta, aa. Bald by DraatMa army where. Price: Small Mae, Mi terga Mas, IL7S par bottla, 0)
KIDNEY-WORT
'HE CREAT CURE g
FOB - B-H-E-U-M-A-T-I-S-M As Ittsfceallthe pataftrtdJasame of the t KIONCYB, LIVER AMD MOWKL*. C tt nlis-nsts the aytem of the acrid poison * that oauasa tha dreadful an flaring which ■ only tha vioUns of rhemnatiam earn raaliashave baan qaiakly reliavod, aud in short * MRFAOTLY CURED. *“ mn ft. uqcia «r PET, NOU> bj uacosDT*. V^ELIA RW^AWISoTScC^SIriingrtou.yt.
K I DN EY-WORT f
(4) tjMh'SAW x
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Tbe
thaatate.
Stands, Muslo
wst line efO . omstetingMusic Cases. Ladles' Deal
of Cabinet Soodi ever shown in
ng of Wall Cabioe s Shaving tee. Bunding Cabtuets, Book Desks. Mantle Cabinets Ess-
ies, Pedestals, etc. Also, a splendid assortment
of steed Chain, In new style*.
Wa will remove January let to our new rooms, Stand 4B A Meridian street, and in order to reonoeour stork before that time, will offer great bargains in Chamber Bets Diutmrroom Furniture, Ball Stands Call early and make yonr aalecttocs. Open every evening this weex.
Kiig & Ildar.
82 Md*84 N. PencBjlvinii St.
LC.itklBiACA, Manateoturanaf bate » , Saad OSat Steal and Mw fS ' ablated SQvmr State abate
I la* and OfteteOut
SAWS.
her clear enunciation is to be specially commended. The chorus averaget well but is hardly up to the mark in vocal strength. The appointments are very fine and the whole performance wa» carrie lofi with great spirit. Not to see the “Merry War” will be to miu one of tbe events of the season. It will run all the week, with the
usual matinee*.
THK PROFESSOR AT THE GRAND, “The Professor,” one of the brightest of
light plays drew go.-d house* yesterday. Mr. Gillette has created a character that ia worthy of long life upon the stage, aud has builded around it a simple, pure aud and fascinating comedy, that does not depend upon heart rending incidents or criminality for the interest it awakens in the spectator. The plot is not so intricate as to require close attention to unravel it, but it serves to introduce a number of beautiful ladies, some tiae scenery and mauy laughable situations aud iscidents. The parts are all well taken, but the Professor himself and his best girl are the main points of attraction. Tba piece will ba played t#o more nights aud a
matinee.
KARL AT THE PARK. Gardner, as “Karl.” is a variation of Grisham, who is an imitation of Joe Emmett. The character, even iu its third dilation, ia a very funuy one. and ia well worth seeing. G trdner ia supported by Patti-Rosa, who is a very bright and pleasing actress, and there is plenty of good seenery and specialties to make an evening of pleasant enterta-nmenL Tne piece will be played to night and to-morrov afternoon and evening. Fast Hog Catting. In making some recent explorations into tbe history of the manufactures of the city a News reporter learned of a feat in hog cutting, at the very outset of the pork packing enterprise, that might challenge the skill and andnranoe of the most expert cotter of these days. In 1842 Mansur A Sons were killing and peeking here for shipment to New Orleans by flu boats during the spring freshets in the river. The cutting end salting were done in a long one story frame oa the northeast corner of Meridian and Maryland streets. One Sunday when the house was fall of cooling carcases, the weather became unusually warm, and there was danger of the mr at being acriouslv damaged if not out and salted at once. Bat one hand could be found to help Mr. William Mansor, and he—a colored man—could only help» in handling. In a little over twelve hours, that day Mr. Maeaur cut up 872 hoga for saltiag. or over 20 an hour, 1 ia three miautes. Ia thote days it was a boast that a “gutter” m Cincinnati could “gut” 7 hogs a minutes, flow does that compare with the skill of our pretent big house*? Mr. Mansur say}that Henry Ward Beecher was a frequent visitor to their packing house,and an eager inquirer into the mysteries of the busin-ss. It was about that time that he edited the Indiana Farmer. County Treasurers’ Fees. The attorney general has given the following opinion relative to section 5,928, R. 8. of 1881, fixing the fees of county treasurers for the collection of onrrent tax: It was the Intention of the legislature by this recilon >o fix and provide a compensation per annum lor the county tre«surer. and such annual compensation trust be estimated oa <he basis of the total yeany ctlieeJout. When the ( oil* eilon of tax In auy one year does n jt exnedlHOjrO the trrasuier is entitled to 1 per cent on tM enure aum collected by him It the »fgieva<e of collections, as ascertained and maiflfe-trd by the s-*ml annual settlement* of May and December, exceed COn.OOO, he is entltl* d to I per cent on tbe first 1100,000 aud one half of 1 per cent on the residue. Tbe treasurer can not retain 1 per e*nt on ea< h settlement of cunei't tax where the united sums of the two seulemeuis exceed $100 000, but tbe graduated lets prescribed by statute and recited shove, form the beats of compensation ia such cate*. Encouraging Words. Tates Editor el The indianaooiM New*: Please accept the thanks of one of your read* rsfor the pub I vtton of Joseph Medllt's speech on “tariff refoim," as ft will doubtless reach thousands who otherwise would never have even heard of it Allow me also a few won't of approval co< ceroing the independent stralgtforwardnesa which ha* ever character zed
your paper.
lam rejoiced to we that you are gradually educating a large number of our citizens to no follow blindly ia the footsteps of any
all In your res* of our
there Is
Oar warranty nor «r* all mstl datecte
IBS «*«•■**** TlRnals AL, ladteaneUa, ALL KUDU 09 AW AATAUBM
loiger
party rejoicing tunp'y In a name. You have been accused of doing power to lumper and retard the progr* city, but please do not suppose that
an* rorsiderable cumV-er of your realers who
better* teta.
You have been blamed by one of our pipers for opposing the cl y’l becoming liable for tee debts of tbe Belt sailroad. In this matter you were cminentlj correct, notwithstanding the (act that
prior _ Icckv and tbe renut would have been that y >u won Id hare been praised and not forever twit ted with it, as von now ere for the advocacy of the purchase of tbe Southern Park. Oa this law purchase I, with many other*, contend that vou were then correct. We were then in need of parksand pleasure ground*, as we now are. and we then thought that real estate would go on advmsdeg, and that tbe tSbt p an powib e, was to secure something of that kind while we coaid. Your notions were good, but we were all stark mad at that time as to the ac'.ua! value of real estate, supposing, as we did, that it was at least worth its r-gniarly ay praised value This bt-uadlng cf one down for tnefa thing* ia an abomination in the sight of the lord and man. and hts caused a very ex tendtd prejndicein the ml-ds of anreasoolog creature* against many of our best and kindest for ■
bank. Why, ha baa even been accrued of tng It* funds, when the simple facts In the v»-o ar* that the bank (as do all saving* backs' loaned its money upon real e.tate, betew the appraised value of said r*a! property. The panic esme and opened ail our eyes to the fact that price* were fictitious—much in Hated. Toe parties who borrowed the money failed, then fa-ms nd houses were offered for sale, when
would
ere of
lo! it was found that they not bring half their appraised v*'ue
Does this prove Col. Kay or others dishonest? Most cer ainly no sane man would answer in
ttern Park, i have bad
the affirmative. And s* with tbe Soothe You were like all the rest of us who bavo i our fingeis burned in that most natural of all, and meet delightfat of de'uriona. and I am not certain bnt tbe editor of the paper who so often throw* imp to you was caught in the same trap,
but of this 1 am not positive.
But do not take these things to heart, go on with your paper, battling as you have done for the right and yon may rest assured that t.iere will i ot be wanting many thoniauds to hold up yorr hands until the Amaiekites are driven to th* wall and the newspaper press purified.
Independent.
Th* Biat« Teacher*' Association. To tbe Editor of The I ndlanapolls News i The attention of our humanitarian cltiz ms is directed in this morning’s issneof the city pa pets to the late arrival of th*» distinguished ed rcators from abroad .whose long and wearisome journey must have been exceed ugly fatiguing and this, taken in connection with the fact that thete distinguished book agents, school men, etc., have also torn themselves from tnefr fire-
n, Is simply i to be hoped, however, that the long and (xtigu ing journey, exposure, pal* of separation from family and excitement incident to this tne
t abroa book sgents will survive the ordeal of having come so far to attend the meeting. C.
MARKET REPORT. Indianapolis Wholesale Market—Dally Review. , Ttere was a brisk flutter in several lines today, always noticeable immediately following holiday trade. Regular customers were on hand to secure supplies to fill up vacancies made by Christmas trade. This was not common to all lines as the movement of merchandhe in groceries Is very light. Speculation has carried coffees up a full half cen: east. We quote at Xc advance. The marxet though quiet, Is strong. Sugars are steady aud the demand fair. Foreign fruits unchanged and active; domestic dried fruits higher, and fancy fruits scarce, Dry good* merchants are “taking stock ” and a light run of trade is locked for until the invoice is complete. Sales will depend almost wholly upon the weather. .Dry, cold weather willbiluga heavy and steady business. The iron market is weak. We quote nails at $3 40. rates for 10’s. Bar iron is not strong at quoted prices, and concessions are obtainable. Produce is comparatively quiet after the field days of last week. Eggs have weakened, and shippers pay 24c, to day. and sell at 20 jfTto Turkeys are firm at quotations, and scarce. Dxt Gooue.—Prune—American, ec; Alien, fio Arnold’s, *Xo: Berlin, solid color*. 6o; Gocneus, 6Ho; Eddystoue, fancy,e*c; Hartal fancy, lc; Hamilton. 6o; Padflc, iancy, 6>*o- • aaiougton
Oonttnental O. 8c: Olark's A. «So: Owutxt Anchor M Inches, 8So Bnuiltevlllo EE. 7n; Qranltevllle LL, ASo. Indian Orchard. M Inches, 7j4c: PeppereU E. 8Sc; PepperellB. 7*40. Saranac B. 7Sc;Pepperell»4.24o;Pepperell 1C-4, 26>io. Bleached sheeting—Andraeootnr’-’ L Sc: Barker's milla, 86 incnee. 8Xc: Bartlett F, 7c; Blackitonn AA, awo; Chestnut Hill. 60; Chapman X,7e; Dwight Star 8, 10c; Fruit of the Loom, M Inch**, 8X0: FitchvlUe, 7Xo: Hill's eemner idem. S6 inches, 9Xc: Hope, 8c: Knight's cambric 9c,
selncbea, 9Sc: Hope. 8c: Knight's cambric 9c, Lonsdale, 9Xc; Lonsdale, S3 inches. 8su: White tmgvUIe,86 nchea. 7c; Wamsutta. 36 tu-h «,
ui&rN -
9-4,
icw York Mills, 12c;
82So; UMca 10 fco. leans—Indian Orchard ’. -
Utica, Comet-
.wge sateen.
plaid, l7Xc: Ooneetoga—Gold medal. 16c; BF, 18c;CC A. 14c; Shetmcket. 810; Swift sc river
burgs and Chevlote—Loolsana plaids. 8c'
mere. A 0,26Xc
cashmere, : Auscash-
JWteAAOf BUAAj^y V*«AV, *A>«ntes atww Avxwava H.ifij soaked, 90c. Blaeberries. fLK. Cherries red, 2 lbs , new packing, ll.6Ml.70. Lobsters 1 lb., fl.78ffil.80; 2 iba., $8.00. Mackerel, l la. •LMUO. Onten, full 1 lb., tUMLlO; 2 lbs. fl.80tel.86; light 1 lb., (BcATTOc; llhs.. fLUte L28. Peaches, standard. 2 lb*., fl.60teX.66; t
2 Iba.
second^ fl.40tel.60. Piums,
Pina apple,
jn/ a^fi.. ilAotel.aa. Peaa, marro
MAO: early saaalL fL40; soaked peas, TOteNta. Raspberries, *1.66*1.75. Salmon, lb., ILSM 1.70. Tomatoes, t Iba., |1.20teL40. Polk’s com, 2 Iba., SL1ML20; exoeUent, £.46: Golden Bole, $1.45; Yaimonth, fl.BO; Severe, HJMMountain sugar Jl.50; DnnnAOo., CLtetel M.
Pumpkin*. Fib*. fLIStel 66
Foaowa FKanaam Nina-Bald win's fancy pine apples $6.00'per barrel. Bananas •tied •3.60, Fig*, new, layer*, 18te20o: rateins, new, London layer*, la.90 08 00; — crown, 62.40 B
Mnacatles, 60; Vi
donbla
T.wjcte, tStefSe:
fSteTO; onrranta, new SSteSj;
dtronR, IMSOo; dates. new, 94110c; in frail, lemon*. Messina, *3.50736 00: per box. Orange*, Jamaica, *10.00# u 00 pes barret. Florida, ff 57te6 00 per box. Shaft shelled almonds— Teragonla, Uteioe; Irice, I6tel9c: sfieUed. fioi
new BraaD
_ 1901 Ml
nnta, 12 Xo
filbecte, isxte 1 ^: wallnute, Maplea. u# l*c: u French^ 14tel6o; peoana. Western, 12Xo; ooooannta. 36 30#&00 per bandied; tew peennte—white Tenneene, 7tefie; Virginia 8Hte»o; handpicked, 9Xtel0o; nested. Tenn. 9tei0o per pound. a«orWT*B Bn gar* Hard. 9%#10Xo: stead* aid A, 8%te9Xc; off A. white extre OJWtefiHo; extre O, 7%te&£o, O, THte^Oi good yellow, TSteTXc: common yellow 7<4te /"he. Ooffee*—Ordinary grades fur, 6Xte9c; good fXteBMo: Prime. Sfewow, strictly nrlme, HXteUc:choice, likteteo .fancy. UXteUXOi (olden Rio. I«tel7c; Java. 16(9240. Boasted coflbea—Arbnckla's. UMo; Levering’a, 12Xo. Molaasea end synrpe—New Orleans uinlsmes, new, 60te66o, common syrnpa. HteSOo: medium. 42te 46c; choice, 60te60c; Maple syrup, 65<9fl 16; Starch, 4X#4Me. 7 axe salt, 11.00 per oar load; fl.10tel.lk temL qoantitlea, Kloe— Oarolina, 6#7Xc; Cheese, 12teI6a Coal oil, 12M6U70. according to grade. LkADOie Danes.—Morpome Si.H6H.74i qttinlne, tl.86tel-90,clnchonldla. n.oodpjtec: borax: 17c: camphor, 80te66o; ateobol. Vlmtef-H: asse-
4Xo: chlorotona.
.aoteteet
u™.
«• "Mtor oU,*1.20te: “
40c: castor oU.fl.204*1.25: oil benramuat, per pound, •2,76414.00; soda bl-cerb, «tefo; salt Epsom. 4te6o; snlpbor. btefet ■altpetre, LAfflOc; turpaame. 66te68c; glycerine. n#S3; bromide of potash. 88te&c: lard oil. ghteLtotUnseed oil, «Xo: heavy Keen, fie; salted hMea, 64(8x0
tba
_ Tallow—Prime
To: No. 2, 6te6Ho- Oiesse Brawn. M
5Xc: yellow, 5Xte6c: white, tm
Tnarmas’ Burma*—best brand oharooal tin, IC10X14.14x20 and 12x12,87.61; IX. 10x14.14x20 and 12x12, 19.00; roofing tin. IC, 14x20, *6.60; 10x28, tl8.OO4fi4.OQ. Block tin in pim, 22c; la bam. tic. Iroo—27 B iron, *6.00; 27 (; Iron 7c; Moorehaada galvanlwd, H par cent JUeoocc^
Sheet sine, fa Copper bottom, tie. copper, 89«M0c. Bolder. UtelAcLbathkb—Oak sole held at 88#*1
ele held at 25teS4o: hi roses, B41; ronch harness 27tef0c;
^Tteilc; bridle, perdneen IQte72o: cftyklpUote •LOO; French kin, 83teL26: dty ceil tetina, tea#
U.20; French cell aiona. fl lOtel.10.
Isos—Par iron, 32.60te2.K0; wrought eharooe oar, fEPirSFO Horae shoes—Burden’a, (Mf; Perain-“a 16.25; Walker’*, 15.26; mote teoa*
MJE: cot nail*. 33.U. rates for Ufa.
: tklrtinx M
ttabuig ksm—
S6.10; beaver, 5Oc#f2 C0 per pound.
W ool—Tu b-washed. Me. Fleeea wuhad, B
W32B Unwashed ms
omna, and Ootewold aorwtdlng to vales
, ^ , tetetoa par Us "ZZSZooVr'it, Iba; amp Iren, «6#fC»
Itebt and well t Hum. 2M»o. Unwaabed. op «S2t)c. Cotted andburrr. 1 rsii ana Til me nooee,
■team Catawba. ioc : per lb Matega fl.OOte 10.60 par sarrte. Us 1 ary. 2i#l0e. par teeasab Bd«y Ete25. Apples, aaoktea |S40 #4 60 per ten*. table MTIteifii. pei bhl Pntatora-Birlr reea EtBDi. n«r oa. uwrbscke. to#! 00 Bwem pctacooe. 9 bbl; Jereej* 15.00, pe» barret. C
Vote. Oebosva $L00teL2l 8.00 per bbl. tiranbemes. BOOeerbuehet; Jertoya, ft OB hand picked navy, pi TMABO ante, choice, f 3 « per bo.
per buaheL Ohate-
BknQa nett er aa bars 13 . doraaad small; a* store at 26 u Busset *2te*7r; dairy. «#a0ci oountry onotoa 30b. selling Cram store at S2tetee. ooes■ate, UtelTei Fooltey alive steady; young chicken* 7n pot At mmm. 7,: *ti to. cocks, 4teBo; turkey* *3; dressed, 12o; pi see. 6 to vet drs- Cuebe aM. ag.00 use Game fihlpper* pay—Bebbtte. 80c9100: Mallard ducks, UJA. Prairie chickens, $4.59 per dc*. Wild turkevr, 10c bar pound.
Dr. Pierce’* “Favorite Prescription” perfectly and permanently cure* these disease* peculiar to females. It 11 tonic sad nervine, effectually allaying aud caring those sickening sensations that effect the stomach nod heart through reflex action. The back-ache, nad “dragging-down” sensations all disappear uider the strengthening effect* of tnis great restorative By druggists. ts t-ta.f A W
Oar Clt c«n tfetire mo nnUriety, bnt are nlwaji read/ to proclaiM th« trmtNt Mi*. George Dewley, of 76 Knight street, Prov iderce, B. L, relates to a reporter her experience with the wonderful curative properties of what is destined soon to be the standard and leading specific of the whole wide world, tor kidney and liver diseases, etc. Mrs D. says; “Early text spring I was severely aftt'eted with torpidity of the kidneys and enlargement of the liver, and the kidney disease came upon me so fast and suddenly that before I was scarcely aware of the cause of my trouble I became badly bloated, and my body and limbs very much swollen, so that It was with great difficulty end severe pain that f wa* able to walk any. I became dreadfnlly troubled by being short breathed, so that even e slight exer Uon or a little exert ise would tire me almost to exhaustion, and I was 10 distressed when I retired nights that I could not sleep, and was very restless. One of my limbs especially had a very severe nervous pal a, which always seemed to be more severe at nigbt than at sny other time, and would frequently ache so sharply as to arouse me fiom sleep. I was very nervous and uncomfortable all the time, at d was being doctored, and using all kinda of medicine for this complaint and that and the other, but all to no good purpose, nnUlat about the time when I was tired out and f on.ewhat disgusted and almost discouraged with medicinei and doctors, a relative and highly esteemed friend persuaded me to try Hunt’s Remedy. I began to take It a few days ago, and am happily disappointed by the result, tor before I had used a bottle of it I be$an to feel relieved, and soon commenced to sleep splendidly: the severe nervous pains in my limb, which I bad ta handle so tenderly, do
not appear any more, my headache and backache have disappea<ed I feel better every way, t well ail night The swelling hia dlsed from my body and limbs; I am now > do mv bi‘U«eworx comfortably and easily. Hunt's Remedy has certainlv do e wonr me. Mbs. Geo. Dawley.”
rery
and rest well a'd night The swelling hss dis
appeared from my body and limbs; I
able to do mv b>>u«ewc
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Sofe and Kfilltb'e, A. W Brown, M. D.,of Providence, R. E, says: "I have used Hunt’s Remedy in my practice for the past sixteen years, and cheerfully reconv mend it as being a sale and reliable remedy." Hunt's Bemedy is purely a vegetable compound, scientifically prepared by a first class registered pharmac -t and wilt surely cure all diseases of the kidu: ys, bladder, .iver and urinary organs —[Cor. 9 tu.th
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