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THE STAR.
Frank A. Arnold, Editor and Proprietor
Saturday, June 10, 1880
TERMS
•8100 per year.
Entered at the Postoftice, Greencastle tnd., as second-class mail matter.
Jayhawkkr, the somewhat noted Indiana newspaper correspondent, writes as follows from Indianapolis: “The constitutional amendments, which were voted upon in April, will no douflt he set aside by the Supreme Court, owing to to the fact that they were not legally ratified by the voters of the Stats. This will make Indiana an "October State,” as, is Ohio, and as it is a doubtful State, will
his weight upon the under side of the arm-hole he had slowly strangled him-
self. c
What to Omit in rural Itrport-
ing.
The printers say, omit writing on both sides of the paper, as it is a great incon-
venience to them.
Omit continuous weather reports. Never, or “hardly ever” touch the weather in except in case of drought or storms; Omit the use of many words and com-
ments.
Omit puffs for certain parties, and keep
the editor’s scissors sharp.
Omit replies to unpleasant personalities front other correspondents. Silence on your part will silence them in less time and more effectually than all the
wordy warfare you could wage.
which ledlloward to this terrible attempt
thus to
SLAUGHTER A WHOLE FAMILY, At dead of night and in their beds, is generally attributed to revenge, his bitter anger having been aroused and excited by the refusal of his wife again to intrust herself to his protection. He, doubtless, attributed her action to the influenee of her family, and brooding over his fancied wrongs, resolved to plunge the whole into
one common grave.
Crying is a prime evidence of pain. When the fiaby is fretful and inclined to ‘ Crying Spells,” remove the cause by
using Ur- Hull’s Haby Syrup.
The first instance on record of the killing of a mule by lightning occurred at Hard, Iowa, last Friday morning. The halt struck the barn of J. H. Hartman
. , ,, . , :'n the roof at the gable, made a hole Omit unpleasant personalities and never,. . . . ,. . , , , i ' . | four inches in diameter through the hay
DRY GOODS,
Notions, Domestics, etc. j special, Monday, says: Now tha» the
again be the principal battle-field of the send items the force of which are know, , ^ the 8tablos instant] killi
only to yourself and a few others. ^ , ... J J . _ ....... three horses and a mule. 1 he flash did
newspaper is not a fortress behind wAicn
canvass.
The Cincinnati Enquirer's Washington
to throw shells.
Omit saying anything simply f>r the
customers arc guaranteed b rgains, at J anies <iiLEEsrv's
I\T ew Y ork Store
most intelligentmedical men in this coun-,
try and Europe, support the statement ^ little my spirits sank, my health gave
. L =- 1 G‘-‘publican Convent ion hasdone its work, I of ^ ^ a c0lnmunUat|0n> A11 . ho,, . Kht . , i f fir !‘ hnnJ AI'SA®* 4 price?, and considerable interest « being awakened ()|njt artil ., es ljab | 0 to stir up strife and
touching the outcome o the Democratic | nei ,, hbors
Coim ntii", soon to i . i.pite ticj Omit matter offered by others which | or yy C t f 0 p curing Kidney and liver almost emphatic statement mado by Ho- . . J ^ ! * c 1 ur 0 iviuney ana ii.er 1 . your own judgment does not approve. complaints, piles and constipation. It ratio Seymour that he would not ><• a • 0mit anyt | linf , outsi j e f nctSi nevev acts on both Kidneys and bowels at the
same time and thus cleanses the whole
not set the ha y nor wood on fire.
LISTEN TO THIS.
The unbiased opinion of some of tha
The battered complainant in a - lr , | Francisco police court case said: ‘ I ^ a professor of elocution, and live 0n [ Howard street, in the same house wit' I and in the next room to, the defendant I who I may say is an entire stranger^ I me. Night before last, as I was enga : . in giving a lesson to one of my pi;., ! this fiend broke violently into the rnos) threw said pupil bodily down stairs knocked me down, kicked ao^ danced on me, and hammered me wr( [ a bed slat he had in his hand,” Th« Justice was inclined to punish the de i fendant unheard, but finally permitted him to put a small piece of thin board and a copy of Poe’s “Raven” in evidence and to say: ‘ The wood is simply a sec tion of tho partition between my rooc and that of the plaintiff, introduced t a show that, paper and all it consists of the regulation boarding house thickness As for the poem, it was tho incitincause. At every half hour during the day, and half tho night besides, ] w a ; compelled—doomed—to hear the piece recited, roared—declaimed, I suppose he would call it—by the plaintiff. Little I
Clean Meat Market! Tho best beef, mutton and all kinds of fresh and salt moats, sausage, etc., constantly on hand, Mtf WE STRIVE TO PLEASE. Pw^estTuIianT! OYSTERS FOR SALE BY DISH, CAN, OR IN BULK. :in«l I,iiii«-!i served :if till
hours.
sSiTiteuSiMialty! EAST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE. .A.. .1. ISmMosi.
SouthwestJeorncrD’uMic Square, tJrcenoftstlo, Ind.
flSSO.
that Kidney-Wort is the greatest discov-
be a
candidate, «ome of tho most ardent Sey- noting larger figures than the (acts will mour men in Congress insist that he, ° . ,,, . , , i warrant for the purpose of giving your should he noininatcd and forced to take , , r> . ... , . . , .. . territory a good showmer.— Paxton, 111.,
it. But tno majority think his declina-l / . r. , i * i • • a a ii ri Kecord.
tion final, ami arc beginning to talk of j
others for the nomination. Seymour I ^ being finally off the track, the talk of
system.
nominating Randolph and McDonald is again revived. Two Sou’hern Senators I said to-day that this would be a.strong)
ticket in their section. It is
Fi-iiiTiiI 'I’alc of liiifuliory ,\r;ir lolu—
SliuoliiiK 1 .
Kmsas City Times,
Iola, Kansas.—A most sickening and was a
Peterson told the St. Louis newspaper reporters that he had been knocked down at Jtho door of his
IIiiiii:iii residence by three strangers, who carI :ital | I .i e( j j um 0 |^ ]. e pt b j m a p r i soner f or
! several days, and finally set him adrift in a boat in the Mississippi River. Ho
I Democrats who stand high in their party | abou ^
The thoroughbred and finely bred horses, HIGHLAND PHiNCE,
For heavy draft, and
LEXINGTON, Jr.,
For light harness,
/'■‘'■C -L- ' V’. Will make the i-ring nml fall s- .■••n of Is' i, at ’ ■ / ' , . • v.i • : • i • ...I. • 'ii: i. ■ • t . i ■. • i ,•:.... 'V.AliuX * C‘ the blo.Mnmg(.,i. r..., |. ... .| v. ,|| .. , . nna,...,! ' , . i to serve at >15 each to iuslire. # “ ^ ... -A - i For full pedigrees and other particulars, see large bills or inquire at the stable. dm 48 ROBT. CIIEXOWETII.
st it d l,v * ■ ■ ——— —— [-> ( ou u prosperous and respected merj . terrible tragedy occurred nt a farm-house j chant. Still, tho reporters did not be-
, , ... , , I two miles east of Iola early | lieve his story, and have learned by incouncils that lilden will positively not ., .. • n-i ’ . , ,, , - I. a ruidid'ite Witli 'J’iM. n ami s , v Y n,i! »y morning. The particulars, as near | vestigation that there Is hardly a word of
mour both out of the way, a number the leading Senators say the candidate nmst not ho taken from New York. That, except Seymour, no man in that State could unite the party, and that Til-
as they can be gathered, are as folio ws: J truth in
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it. His motive for tho falsehood
is a mystery.
The farm-house referred to was at the j time of the tragedy occupied by an old man man named John Willets and his family, consisting of his wife, two young sons ami a married daughter and
den’s friends will be willing to go outside i nM . „, r , r a , , one child. 1 ho house is a one-story
tho State of New York lor a candidate. . . ,
, , , 1 structure, consisting of two rooms and a . Then, on the theory that the nominee , , , . , , . ; condition, they would still get good pri-
. . , shed kitchen, and stamp, a short distance ! . ... ... . , , . .. , ,
must come from the East, it rs argued , , , , ,, ^. ces, but it will not pay to make any but
COLOR YOUR BUTTER.
Farmers that try to sell white butter are all of the opinion that dairying does ■ot pay. If they would use Wells, Richardson, & Co’s Perfected Butter Color, and market their butter in perfect
way. Sleep forsook me, my memory failed, and finally, when my reason began to totter on its throne, I was siezed with a lit of temporary insanity, »nd endeavored to slay my' tormentor.” The Justice discharged tho prisoner.
Lightning tore tho Menley, of Tionesta, Pa., He was killed.
scalp of John completely off.
The medicines of Dundas, Dick A Co., arc unexcelled for elegance, purity and reliability. Their Seidlitine S, idlitz Powders are as pleasant as Lemonade. Their Soft Capsules are world famous. Soee advt. For sale at Allen’s Drug Store. Gm 51
RAILWAY TIM E-TABLE. Indiana rows and St. Louis
Day Ex Acconiinodiition “N'.Y. Ex|ir«'.-... *Every Day,
Going East. 4:25 p m 10.13 A M 2:40a m
Railroad Going West.
0:30 A» 5:13 p a 12:30 as
JOHN W. EARP, Agent,
at. Lour s Yandama, Terre Haute it Is
man atoms Railroad.
Eastward Trains. Westward Trains,
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8oo i3iatyotr.? SalOTatiio Bali - ivr, Ooilih f ivhlto and PUftlB, afl rhbaia be Abb I.'iXIIiilll css a3 r, »• r TT'Mis- N' p i-gv.-To prj.^r bruaj mado vrith y ■ ‘ . w l ' bctforanl proven tit from oouriug, by addins one-halftcasnoonfill of rbnrrh v f : Co.’s Soda cr Hi*!-rnt-.!u Hureanvin u t.i >i .r.r'i. Tl'.o of this with »oi:r milk, in preferonco to Baking !\>\vdcr, savefl twenty timi". it 1 f*Ht. R on p Mind i*.i.*kago f >r Yuluallo i :! rma11 r-irofully.
Tho Thoroughbred Stallion Y orksiiire Billet
, Abou ‘ J—,*** ; h » •r? ’ SSSL* ““ by i ‘ “ , „ J 4 , i daughter, who was at that time single,; **Daily.
Sere is ^rertly'rgoo.Tl'uundaUon fo"; j ''V™. 0 ' 1 " ^blishinent in | James Bowers, of Zaleski, Ohio, was * ^M’LICATHERWOOD. Agt the movement in behalf of Randolph I the town of 1 ar80n - ,n C0Hncet ' 0n Wlth n " ; known as a wonderfully good-natured | Louisville, New Albany & Chicago-
older sister. About a year afterward nian _ That was why William Green, a she married at that place a man named lo a fer, on getting married, coolly went Howard. 1 heir married life ( with his bride to Bowers’s house and
Will make th' 1 season ot 1M0 at the Shop Stables, south of the Yand&lia Kailrond, Ureencastie, Ind., at Fifteen Dollars the Season, Or 820 to insure a colt to stand and suck. Money for tho season to be paid within tho senson. Insurance duo when theniareis known tube in foal. Yorkshire Billot is a beautiful dark bay,Ilf' hands high, of groat bone and substance, good disposition, fine stylo, and the best of actinn. Marcs from a distance w ill be pastured at reasonable rates. Caro will be taken to prevent accidents, but I will not be responsible should any occur. .! A Jli:s E. I'OI l>lt Y V. tf 4K
lie, at least, looks like as favorable a dark-horse as Garfield did at Chicago. Hancock’s name is seldom mentioned. Fund is but little spoken of among the Democrats who will have power and lull uence at Cincinnati. HeSs being Jndustrioustriouslv talked up by a few garrulous and conceited newspaper men and professional politicians; but if the sentiment among Democratic Congressmen is any indication of what theConvention will do, Field will not have support enough to count for,much. Hendricks is only urged by Indiana Democrats, and occasionally a Democrat from the West may be heard to speak in favor of nominating
David Davis.
•rauw-rcoram
Charles H Goodale |Supplies customers with the Richest and the Freshest
Milk at from
12i Iceuts to 20 cents a gallon, Send orders through tho postofiice. 3m2 LaiiM’s Celebrated Garden Seeds
Arc on sale 'at
Allen's Diti£ Store.
-| Try them—always ft-osh and reliable. Chenp-
L: i-. Itar action and lurv.ii.- Imci.. I'm:.ii- it, ticr.iu ; tin- i niia ..iiiit^i:! t w ii'f as mui'h
'piIE BOWER OF ARRESTING DISEASES 1 ctispliiycd by Ibis preparati in is honorably acknowledged by the Medical Eaeuity in every seetinn where it has been Introduced; and the large sale is the best guarantee of the ostiiua tion in which it is held by the public. ThL Syrup will cure Pulmonary Consumption in the first and second stages—will rive great relief and prolong liie in the third. It w ill euro Asthma. llronehitis, Laryngitis and Coughs. It will ours all diseases originating from want of m it tirMi l ■> r iiistioti niiil .. i. .. .. 1.’.... at...
■KU*<k-aiAia*xuT'A
effect produced by j others
FELLOWS’ Compound Symp of
Hypophosphites ' |
In 1 Hsc&ses of the Lungs, the inventor is per- B initied to refer to the ’.ledieal Gentlenn n el SI. Jolin, N. IE, wl; r-o signatures are uttnehed
hereto.
WILLIAM RAYARI), M. D.
EDWIN 1! U Aitl». M. 14.
THOM \s WALKER, M. I). JOHN IIKKIU M AN, M. D., I d. DR. JOIINS'l tlN IE l.r.c. s En GEOit <K KEATOR, M . D. W. ii. HARDING, ii. b. c. s.
J. 1*. WHITE. M. I). T. W. CARKITT, M. D.
I. Aaron Alward. Mayor of tiie City of St. “ a.u_ M,,, v Tl >'11 n ku'ir W It
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A Driinkuitl SIisiiu;I«n llimsi'll In an Anii-liolo of His Vest.
New York Times.
William Zollinger, a German, fifty-one years of age, who lived at No. 241 West Fifty-third street, committed suicide yesterday morning by strangling himself in u cell in the Twenty-second Precinct Station-house. He was a married man, and leaves a widow and three children. Ho came to this country twenty-five years ago, and for some time worked at his trade as a locksmith. Subsequently he opened a hardward store at No. 203 Sixth avenue, and for many years did a thriving business there. Through unfortunate speculations, and endorsing notes for friend. ,h'3 became bankrupt about five years ago. From the wrack of his fortune he saved th • house in which ho and his fain'y lived—a substantial brown stone
struciu.o, well furnished. After becom-1 ered her cheek and ear from ing a bankrupt, Zollinger, who had pro- While ho was thus engaged
PROVED AN UNHAPPY ONE,
And soon after the birtli of a child
j told him they would spend their honcy-
““i moon there. ~
Bowers made no objection
wifa broke up establishment and return- f or several days, but the audacity of the
Railroad.
(lining North.1
Express Way Freight Through Freight
[Going South. I
Express. Wity Fruight Through Freight
...1 ITr.v. ...2 30 r. ». ...3 00 A. >1.
.....1 43 P. 8, 4 CO A. M. ■ .2 17 r.ta.
ed to her father’s house, expressing her visit gradually dawned upon him, and he determination never again to live with her, finally told the young couple to get out. hnsband. j Green’s resentment took the form of About two weeks ago Howard made , shooting the amiable rnaa in the head. his appearance with a couple of preachers at tho Willets house and demanded to . ^ J'ou care to have a word of ad-
vice worth a great deal r Never tamper
see his wife. An interview was accorded with your Baby’s health by using opiates , -
him, and, in connection with his compan-1 and other dangerrus articles to quiet its UvaiuaK^^^
ions, he labored to induce his wife to re- Stomach troubles, etc., by using Dr ••■S".—*.-■■ i.n i_j ...
turn and live with him aeain. His efforts 1 Bul !’ 8 . lift, Y Syrup instead. 1’rice 25
*-* cents.
proved futile, the wife expressing great! '
fear of him, and an unconquerable repug-; Jane Gray, of I’almo, Miss., had two nance to living with him again. ; ardent lovers, and made her choice be-
NEW A Ii VERTIPK.M ENTS.
. ,, * W . summer offer lirstod free. Aodresi Daniel 1 . Beatty, Washitwrton, N. J.4
NO MORE FEVERSJolW
es : Biiiwitw Fills: IniJ' i-terns. N<, fami-
Nothing further was heard from How- fween them. 'The rejected suitor was ard until this morning. About three| greatly cast down by his failure. Jane o’clock this morning the woman, who was to lfi h> m that he had no real reason for sleeping with her infant in the east end of i r <'Sret, ns she had a twin sister who was tho house, was awakened by hearing the so much like her that strangers could not
sash of her window raised, and, springing up in her bed, she beheld a man entering the room through tho window. She yell- j
ed loudly, when the man
ATTACKED HER WITH A HATCHET
Cutting her savagely over the head, body and limbs. Her screams awakened the
distinguish any difference.
SUFFERING WOMAN.
There is but very small proportion of the women of this nation that do not suffer from some of the diseases for which Kidney-Wort is a specific. When tho bowels have become costive, headache torments, Kidneys out of fix, or piles
rest of the household, who hun ied, un- distress, take a package, and its wonderful dressed and terrified, into tho room. The tonic and renovating powers will cure you
first to roach the scene was the old moth- an< ^ S lv,! now '’•
er and tho younger brother. Tho mi
A. A 1 •« 1 W 11 A V > "V LI A 1 A ■ • ' ' I XAI tliv VAIA,* VI . I. John, in the Province of New Brunswit k, huv Ing examined the signntures attached to tho forogoint; nerinit of reference, hereby cenfhy that l believe them all genuine. I can also testify to the high therapeutical value of Fel-
low/ Compound Syrup or Hypophosphites, and consider it deserving of attention by tho pro-
fession generally.
O- -0 In testimony whereof. I haveheroI lireat I unto set my hand and affixed my Sea! 1 Seal. | of Mayomlity, at tho City of St. John, O Othis sixth day of Kehruary, in the year of our Ijord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-eight.
Solil by nil l»ru[;Kisis. .'jU.50 a bottle 'V. IV. Jones, Agent. 4t 4
GRAY’S SPECIFIC MEDICINE. TRADE MARKThi: Grkat Ev TRADE MARK Li8ii Rkmk"y an unfallin i Aft —t“i' Seminal VVonknensl'iicrj vkJ mattorrhea.Im (drGrj l oteii'y.an all Dionsc. that a q Ill'll re of Svlf. _ Abuse; us Loss SHORE TAKINQ.M M. in ry.i i AFTER TAKINS. Iversal Lassitude, Pain in the Hack, Dimness of Vision, Premature Old Ago, ami many other Di-e i^e. that lead to Insanity or Consuiurtion and a premature Grave, Full particulars in our pamphlet, which we desire to send free by mail to every one. The 8|iecifie Medicine is Bold by all druggists at 81 per package, or six packages for $5, or will he sent tree by mail on rwoipt of the money by addressingTIlE GRAY MEDICINE CU., No. In Mechanic,’ Block. Detroit, Mich. Bold in Groencastle and everywhere else by ail wholesale and retail druggists. Iy8
The reader? of JTHE STAH should understand that when they wish to get the best and most goods for the loust money, they must go to*
WYSONG’S to buy their <* roccrios. l > ro\ isions, Queengwarc and Glassware. HD stock is always fredi and clean, and purchased at lowest cash prices, therefore ho can give you better bargains than any competitor. DON’T FORGET THE PLACE, IfYSOXG’S, Northwest corner Public Square.
Callender & Dunn. Proprietors of CASTLE MILLS, Dealers in Flour, Meal and Feed. Highest market price paid for grain. Customjgrinding a specialty. On Mill lot formerly occupied by Gage’s mill SOUTH GKEENCASTLE.
savagely attacked them with the hatchet first prostrating tho brother and then hewing and hacking tho mother in a ; frightful manner; one blow almost sev-
' rxi'iiii ii
viutisly been temperate, became a drunkard and abusive to bis wife and children. Having obtained the ownership of the house in which they lived Mrs. Zollinger sold it and realized .$12,000 over and above the incumbrance on the property^ This money, all in $100 notes, was placed in an old iron safe, of which Mrs. Zollinger kept tho key. On Wednesday Inst Zoolinger got drunk, ;and, going to his homo demanded from his wife the key of the safe. She refused to give it to him and lie drove her from 'he house. After breaking the furniture he got a locksmith to open the safe, out of which he took $12,100. Ho was arrested on Friday night. He was drunk, but had $12,052 35 tied up in an old handkerchief and carefully hidden. About three o’clock yesterday morning the doorman of the police station saw Zollinger leaning in a crouching position against the door of his cell, and upon opening the door, found him to be unconscious. Lffurts to revive him failed. He had tied his cardigan jacket to tho upper grating of tho cell-door, and to this had tied a pocket handkerchief. To the handkerchief ho had tied his vest by Bn arm-hole and through tho other armhole he had thrust his head. By throw-
her head, the other
brother rushed into the room with his revolver in his hand, and fired at the as-
sassin,
KILLING HIM INSTANXLY. Lights were quickly brought, and a most terrible scene was revealed. The daughter lay insensible on the bed, and was drenched in blood. Her head was frightfully slashed and cut. Her arm was almost severed from her body. Her legs were terribly cut, and there were other numerous wounds on her body. The mother lay upon tho floor covered with blood and wounds. The younger brother was also bleeding and suffering from numerous gashes, while on tho floor in a heap where lie fell, with the bloody hatchet near him, was the dead body of the assassin, who was none other than tho son-in-law, Howard. Information was brought in an hour to tho Coroner, Dr. Fulton, who, summoning a jury, repaired to the scene. The spectacle there presented was most terrible and sickening in the extreme. Tho room was literally covered and deluged with blood. Every bed had a sutfiring and groaning occupant, and on the floor lay tho pulseless and faststiffening form of tho would-bc-assassin, in his blood, just as he fell. The motive
1 he Rev. W. A. Gross is a Marion (Ohio) clergyman who consented to go into a circus ring at tho conclusion of the performance, but while tho audience was still present, and perform a marriage ceremony for a couple who were connected with the show. The clown gave away the bride, and kissed her, in his most
elaborately comical manner.
Persons under tho operation of Fellow’s Hypophosphites should examine their blood under the imscroscope from time to time, and mark the increase of red and active particles, and diminution of the white or dead ones; those observations arc interesting and instructive. 2tb
make vigor
rainwater as bright, sparkling ami inigorating as riiampagms and which we are nowablc to sell at tho ridiculously low price of SI », free on board cars or boat. Send for circulars. A cents wanted every where. Its RICIIAUD 11AKTE & CO., Cincinnati,0,
UNFERMENTED MALT BITTERS
TRADE MARK
Rafferty and Kagan, New Orleans pugilists, were rivals for the hand of the same girl, and they agreed to settle tho question by a ring fight. There were ropes and stakes, referees and seconds, a police raid after the encounter, and other characteristics of such occasions. But tho victor did not get the prize after all, for she said she had never intended to marry cither. PHKJUDICE K1LLKD. “Eleven years our daughter suffered on a bed of misery under the care of some of tho best (and some of the worst) physicians, who gave her discasejvarious names but no relief, and now she is restored to us in good health by as simple a remedy as Hop Bitters, that wo had phooed at for two years, before using it. VVo earnestly hope and pray that no one else will let their sick suffer as we did, on account of prejudice against so good a medicine as Hop Bitters.”—The Parents.—Telegram. 2t9.
T m . 3 INCOMPARABLE NUTRIENT is rich4 '-r in Rone and Muscle I’rodneintr Material than all other forms of malt or me,lieitio,while freofrom the objections urucl against malt liquors. 4 or ilifilcult ilinostion. .■'irk 1 bad ache, '• 11 nsumillion, i,inr iotiop, Men's) ani I'hysical Exhaust!ion. Nervousness. Want >fSleep,
of Nursing Mothcrss, of the 3 eed,’and of Delicate Children, MALT HITTERS arc He purest host and most economical nied'cino erer cemnounded, Sold everywhere. MALT IITTERS
nnrr's ieu:?, the Great Kidney and Liver M e 4 i e i ne, euros paint in tho Hack, SideorLoins and all diseases of the Kidneys, '.nor, IIladder aid Urinary Organs, Dropsy, Gravel, Djahotc*, Bright's Disease of
tho Kidneys, Retention or Incontinence of Urine, Nervous Diseases, Female Weakness, and Excesses. Hunt’s Remedy is prepared expressly for those diseases. From Rev. E. tf. Taylor, D. I)., Patter First Baptist Church, Providence, R.I.. Jan.S.’TS'. I can testify to the virtue of Hunt’s Remedy in Kidney Diseases from actual trial, having been greatly heuelittod by ils use.
“OHIMYi I1CH”
I RllVIDBNCK, K.i., Alls. O'. '
Wm. E. Ci.AitKF—Dear Sir: Having vitnessed the wonderful effects of Hunt’s Rcmady in R'i’ own ease, and in a great number ofothers. 1 reeommend it to all afflicted with kilney diseases or dropsy. Those afflicted bj disease should secure the tuedieine which xill cure them in the shortest possible time Hunt s Remedy will do this. Respectfully yntrs.
J. Dau lky, S.” Dyer Pt. irara Eitit:? is purely vegotableand is usod by the ad•'ice of physicians. It lias stood the test of time for 3d years, and tho utmost reliance maybeplaced in it. One trial will
convince you.
Send for pamphlet" " ^ ^ to WM. E. CLARKE, Providence, B. I. , Sold by all Druggists. ly 34
HUNT'S REMEDY