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'^"4 Pestuenjm Tfiiai Walks In 2arkness-4
Bestructton that Wastes at Noonday.
W h^e^ublisbed" in "our columns
1 from time to time ditt'orent advertise-
ments in regard to Brighlt's Disease"'
nnd its cures. VH '3$$jgfe
What is this terrible disease?*j$j||i
W have taken the .trouble to ma ke
1 an investigation from 'tne'best sources
and we give tho results to our readers.
What astonishes us is the general in
difference given to kidney disorders.
The kidneys do hot sound the alarm (of
their diseased condition, owing to
the fact that they have very few nerves^
hence few suspect that there is any dis
ease in them,, limitation/inflammation
ulceiati6h
se"t in, and than'the ''Viiw
tubes, of which the kidneys are full,
are destroyed and thrown off, and from
tiiis fact are called tube casts.
A soon as this begins to take place
it is only a question of how fast decom-,
position goes on before the disease re
sults fatally. If the proper remedies
are taken before final decomposition or
waste of these tubes commences or be
comes too far advanced, that is the only
and last chance for relief. It
is at this point or before that
Warner's safe cure proves Mso
beneficial, and may cure or stop
the wasting away of the kidneys if
it has not advanced too far.
The most remarkable thing of all our
investigation is the fact that the parent
with Bright
1
4 /was well aware
that his disease was of the kidneys, and
expressed himself in indignant terms at
Ihe folly of the doctors in treating him
for rheumatism when it was the kidneys
that caused his attacks."
W have no doubt that very many
people in this country have the same
trouble as the General, but little import
an ce is attached to this malady by the
medical profession because of their in
ability to cope with it, either in its first
appearance Or advanced condition.
There appears to be some one cause
for nearly every other ailment of the
human system, but up to the present
time no one has been able to fully ac
count for this terrible malady. W un
derstand that the people of Germany
have become aware of its fearful fatal
ity, and, have offered 400,000 marks
(100,000) to anyone that can .satisfac^
tonly explain the cause.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITIES
For
the prairie
about tyt j^e^ n&ih^ctf Spicer and
about one^mn^'fronTneavy timber. I
its vicinity was one of the first settle
ments in this part of the country, pre
vious to the memorable year of 1862,"
"and the town is now within! the Jboun.
daries of the oldest school" district in
the coujity. a ft &:,.,, 4
Those contemplating a change of lo
cation will do wisely in visiting these
towns and see for themselves. Any fur
ther information desired will be cheer
fully given by the undersigned,
JOHN M. SPICER, J.
Willmar, Mini:
Feb. 1st, 18j&7.
'Agfto Epl&pnst
On %recent irij) -through Tasnftt&ajf
writes ia corres{jjo^jent j|u trav"--
party Jhapp^nlB^^jlislt^the gravi
at Launceston, and among the various
epitaphs disc^y^&d^the t^ff^g
slate-stone slab:
Beneath this rustic pile of stones
Lie the remains of Mary Jones.
Her name was Lloyd it was not Jones
/But 3qnes was rait tb rhyme with efcrnes.
This 4vas considered^ fairly good8,
rare good luck found'
ope capable, of reading.. The inscription
was to begin with the verse, A virtuous
woman is a crown to her, husband."
jThej|tsS||^^rds||f^tt)t5 p'ojttif Juje^
leaving room for two*' more letters.
''Crown'' could' -not be divided, but
there was another resource. the
stone-cutter a crown was "five bob,"
so he promptly inserted the symbol 5,
and the^difficulty was surmounted.
JEtotfO 'S PKASVER S, in Harper's Mag
azine for'March.
0|Kvory body's companion is nobody's
friend, but Red Star Cough Cure" is
everybody's friend. .Prof. Grothe, of
the Brooklyn Board of Health, endorses
it as prompt, safe, and sure. Price,
twenty-five cents'a bottle.
t-"*
ptifSffjS
disease has no exclusive
symptoms, but has the symptoms of
every common disease.
First ho may possibly feel a dull
pain in his back, generally upon one
side, which does not debar him from
his usual business routine. After a
time he may begin to feel neuralgic
pains, or have a slight attack of what
he may call rheumatism, or head
ache, with %igh or dark colored urine,
with an ungXeasant sensation in its pas
sage, ahd after standing showing "an
unnatural condition. Later on, come
tired feelings, loss of ambition or vigor,
or loss of or failing eye-sight, which is
very common, with a distressed condi
tion of Stomach. Any one of these
symptoms are liable to occur.
This no doubt accounts for the pro
prietors of Warner's safe cure curing
so ma ny diseases. regulatingr"'Wnd
building up the kidneys, symptoms of
general ill-health disappear. They
justly accuse the medical profession "of
treating the effects and not the cause.
Finally if this ^disorder is neglected the
patient dither dies, of apoplexy* pneu
monia, "heart disease, blood poison, con
sumption, or any other disease that the
system is most subject to.
It appears that Gen. Logan realized
his condition,, and
I The Treasury
In
Investments in Growing Town*
Minnesota.
A splendid opportunity is afforded
business' men .and mechanics at the
new towns of Spicer. and Hawick, in
Kandiyohi county, Minnesota. These
towns are located tho St. Cloud &
Willmar branch of the St. P. M. &
R'y, giving a direct- Duluth, St. Paul
and Minneapolis market. Th road'
was completed late last fall, yet three
elevators have been erected at Spicer,
and two at Hawick and at both points
an immense amount ofWwheat. hais be en
marketed. *r
IU ij j$ 3$
These towns have the advantage of
being located in an old, well-settled
country, and do not, like frontier towns,
have to wait until the country settles,
for business. They are surrounded by
as good farming land as there is in the
state. Good wood' can be had at two
or three cloHars per cord, delivered at
your door. ^The climate is as healthy
as can be. found anywhere. The
county is free from debt. It has only
one village containing over one thou
sand inhabitants, tin- population of the
county being about fifteen thousand.
Spicer is located on the shores of
Green Lake, a lake known and ac
knowledged to be one of the finest
in the state, seven miles long by five
miles wide. Th lake abounds With
fish of many varieties, among which
are Bass, Wall-eyed Pike, and the cel
ebrated fresh water Whitefish. I is
surrounded by timber except the small
opening on its southwest shore where
Spicer is located, and is entirely free
from mud and vegetation. It waters
are noted for purity. Even in the hot
test weather, the waters of the lake are
cool, on account of its depth and the
many springs flowing into it. Those
living on its border use it for drinking
and domestic" purposes during the whole
year. A large number of St. Paul and
Minneapolis citizens have sig
nified their intention to erect cs&tases.
and spend the summer niont&Sj/ on ijts,
shores. A boat with capacity to con
vey three hundred people is contracted
for, am^wUlbe placed oaj the lake as
soon aft spring opens,*!
Hawick 'is situated oa:
Some idea may be formed of the
magnitude of tho National Treasury
Department, and the great strain upon
the physical strength^ of the, chief of
that branch of the Government service,
from the statement made by the New
York Star to the i eftect that "the head
of the Treasury Department -i$ respon
sible for the supervision of 13,357
officers and other persons employed by
the Treasury. There are in the depart
ment 561 officers nominated by the
President and cprifirmed'tiy the senate,
of wh om 32 are in Washington! For
the^appointment of every other person
the head of the department and not the
President is by law primarily re^ponsir
ble. Of the latter there are 3,327 in
Washington and &,279, elsewhere.
During the l:vst liscal-year, the pay foil
ofjthe Treasury was the enormoussum of
$16, 661,281 .37.
-~:fe- ,w, ^^g
Men. such as tl".' S. Senator Vborhees.
of Indiana, are loud in their praise of
St. Jacobs Oil as an instantaneous cure
for rheumatism,, neuralgia,.sciatica and
other bodily pains.
Jack Rabbits.
In Grant county, Ore., where the
bounty on jackrabbjt scalps is five cents
each, some of the farmers stretch a wire
screen jacross the prairie, the- screen
having meshes just Kir'ge enough for a
rabbit to stick his head through. Then
men and dogs round up the rabbits,
and.drjve.theni toward the screen, and,
in their hurry to escape, they stick their
heads through and are caught. Then
the farmers scalp the captives and let
them go hoping that each will raise
another five cent scalp before long.
This lis thb storyitolir by, Jbhev/Grant
county Ntws.
i-fe'trkehil and Haitful Meiliciues.
There is a certain class of remedies for
constipation absolutely useless. These are
boluses and potions made in great part of
podqphyllm, aloes, rhubarb, gamboge, and
Other worthless ingredients^ The damage
'they do to the stomachs of those who use
them is incalculable. They evacuate the
bowels, it istrue, but always do so violent
ly and profusely, and besides, gripe the
bowels. Their effect is to weaken both
them and the stomach. Better far to use
the agreeable and salutary aperient, Hos
tetter's Stomach Bittei-3, the laxative effeot
of which is never preceded by. pain, or ac
companied by a-convulsive, violent action
of the bowels. On the contrary, it invigor
ates those organs, the stomach and the en
tire system. As a means of curing and
preventing malarial fevers, no medicine
can compare with it, and it remedies ner
vous debility, rheumatism, kidney and
bladder inactivity, and other inorganic ail
ments.
sementc*.
a
but
on our return our host capped it. I
thei$$glji days of the colony a rich mer
chant's wife died. Anxious to provide
her a suitable monument, the bereaved*
htlsband seht farjand fvyitle fqr -a stone-i
Cutter, and" by
ofT
iMp&me* Witty and Wine. I
*i?They have been having a scries of
daticing parties in the staid old town
of Amherst, N.]H^, concerning which
a correspondent writing to the Nashua
Telegraph, says: "These dances have
been kept upon as purely a moral basis
as practicable." W should like to
know,about, how mu ch morality is
*'praeijigabhit at) |v dance in/Arnherst.
.Lowell Courier.
N doubt this is a wise remark:
Polish is: not'piety,'refinement is not
lelio^pn^jjmjvfl^rs ,are Ji not morals."
NevertheTess"they are riot'to be"dlspa
raged when they accompany these
ceBent possessions.Qospel Age.
Says the Rev. Dr. A. E Owen:
"The largp-st thing in this world is the
hearlrdf a converted man Drop the
continent of .America into a converted
heartland itwill rattle."-Rit&mond
lieUgi^is Herded.
Pits: All Fits stopped free by Dr. Kline's
Great Nerve Restorer. No Fits after first
day's use. Marvelous cures. Treatise and
$2.00 trial bottle free to Fit cases. Send to
Dr. Kline, 931 Arch St. Phila., Pa.
a|
No use in reducing the cost of living down
to a nominal sum unless you can get the
nominal sum. -JJ i W
-i"j6.//
Danger Ahead! ,^7|f!
There is danger ahead for you if you
neglect the warnings which nature is giving
you of the approach of the fell-destroyer
consumption. Night-sweats, spitting of
blood, loss of appetitethese symptoms
have a terrible meaning. You can be cured
if you do hotwait until it is too* late. Dr.
Pierce's "Golden Medical Discovery," the
greatest blood-purifier known, will restore
your lost health- As a nutritive, it is far
superior to cod \ij&i oil. Ail druggists.
~rj i
^u ageiV i sBt^mokWv^ii^
1
Ws
A wife rightly bred maftes a good loaf
but a girl bred to loaf will not make a good
wifia, says the TexasftSif tings. Is
*A|e=l^UM|kin Moiiey1
loma,^
3There isio-B-ieasoik why you &
jn^eiajlkisu^aj fiJ#ioney if yo^
to work. AH you need is the right kind ^at
employment or business. Write to Hallett
& Co., Portland, Maine, and they will send
you, free, full information about work that
yojU can do and lite atome/whereve you _,r 'JLJIMT?^ ^ii
are locate^, earning therebj frpm 5 to $25
p4r dayTn upwards. Capital not re nt^MaffSKLSSJESk?^
I qpiredfyou are started free. Either sex: "g**- is.
i
tl^-The Bichest American Actress.
Lotta owns in her own name an*'
without incumbrances the Ear]
Theatre'in Boston and the Interaationif
Hotel property in front of that place oi,
$&.
Mv (PS8S!3*5^*!n*S
thjt
|ab| property ")*t *cbn3afheot,' pufiix^ji*
^cefiery, furniture^ carpe.ts,.'ets. operas
chairs, and gas-fixtures. Thi di|jiij
is said to be the best stocked in this
country 'There Or$ oVer twelve com
plete sets of stage furniture/ one- cost-.
ing $800 another *|500 andther $$$&.'
and so on* ^i'/ _ii
I addition ifcb "tlie sceneiy*
the
theatre, over forty complete, seta were
found st(jredirt 'a outside warehouse.
AH these "Jf properties" were estiinatedi
t9 w^tth not less that" $50,000,' so-
(t|at prudential Miss'Lotta anOer iha,,,
iwith'theIw"ary financial eye,, 'were not
driving a'badLbajcgaLn. IiLaddition' to
this Lotter^lia^TfieQjOQO inyested-in'
different ^anluSctbries _and'dwej(l!rig!
,hous|s inTNew York and Hariem.~ 'She
'ha^dne hmise and lot covering nearly
a square and, originally costing $90,000.
She has a house and property on
Staten Isjtand, and in Akron,-Chicago,
Kansas City $ and Sa Francisco/** Add
to all *his the $400,000 -worth of
jewelry, and you'll see that the sum of
$1,000,000'does not fully represent her
possessions.Boston Letter.
~f' *'I Would Xh^t rWere De*d^' ^9
ones many a wretched housewife to-day, as,
weary aad_ .dishMilfiHfcd .sM Joyces .her
self to perform her daily task, "ft don't
seem as though ^couid gqt through the day.
This'dreadful back-ache,' these "frightful
di'agging-down sonbations will kill me! Is
there no relief i'/ ts^inadani, thece is. Dr.
Pierco's "Favorite Pres ription" is an un
failing remedy for the complaints to which
your sex is linger. It will restore you td
health' again -^Try it. All druggists, itaa..
^Dr. Len:- the tenth, jvhitejinan. rwhBo has
crossed Atrica from sea to sea.
!,rtS
"Wlain Baby ifaa,siok,-'wa(ffiv hecCagtan*," I
.When ho -was a ChUd, aho cried for Castoria,
^"Wben she bocam* ^ios, she clnng to Castoria,
tt "Whala the had Children, she gaTe them Caatoria,
Meyerbeer, the composer, could whistle
"Yankee Doodle" when three years old- -.i.
wjf Man has Nothing His Own.
jjAn ancient philosophei* has said, man has
nothing properly his own,'but his opinion
a n* this is ^universally expressed in favor, of
Allen'slroii atonic Bitters as the-peerless&5&}
tem regulator, by all who have tested its
merits. All genuine bear the signature of
J. P. Allen, St. Paul, Minn.
Lotta, who upon the stage looks about
twenty years old, was forty the other day.
The Home Endowment Association at 425
Temple Court, Mmneapolie, is meeting with
fowment
reat,favor. It provides a handsome en
for all its members when they
marry. Correspondence is invited.
km
Babies'-long frocks must measure forty
two inches from the neck to the hem.
Piso's Remedy foj- 0a1^rrti i^ agreeable to
use. It is not a liquid of a shim*. 50c.
I *m
Theispangleson gauzy evening fans are
of small size, in silver, gold, and colored
metal}
Shi^ your BAW, Fiji to A., Moore, ex
porter of Bawjfurs, 28^ Jackson streytv Ht..
Paul, Minn. London, Leipzig and Pari
agencjjr.
I "Faith, Hope and Climate," is the motto
of an immigration association organized at
Los Angeles, Cal. 3 $
Hemorrhages, afflgs
i
No^,dor 1
romtho
liungs, Stomach,
from any cause is speedily con?
trolle and stopped.
Sores, Sprains, Bruises.
It is cooling, cleansing and Healing.
PiltiSPpH W most.efficacious for thia
Vabai 111] disease, Cold in tlie Head.&c.
Pond's Extract Catarrh Cure,(75c.)
specJslljr prepared to meet serious cases,
$: should be applied with Pond's J&xtxact
"^Ij* Nasal Syringe,(Ji5c.)
Rheumatism, Meuralgia.
Ho other preparation has cuwdTmore
cases of t&ej& distreBeing complaints than
the Extract. Pond's Extract Plas
ter ia invaluable in these diseases, Lum
bago, Pains in Back or Side, Ac.
Diphtheria, Sore Throat,
Use ,the Extract prompfly. Delay
dangerous.
PilaC
Bli,ld Bleedingorltching.It
JT 1IC3 is the greatest known remedy rap
idly curing when other medicines bira
failed. Pond's Extract Ointment,
(5Qc) Jig of !igfekt aervice where tilt x&
moral of clothing is inconvenient.
In Bottlfs only. 1 necs, 6pM 91, $1,75.'
Note our name on every vrrapver and label..'
Prepared only by POM) Si XT11ACT 0^s
HEW YORK^AND LONDON.
MATSOfONIAX-PAPER.
Contains nearly 2 fc^vertise
ments trtaa ladies K* (Fsntle-,
men vrantinc correspondents.
Sent smog, for 10c. Address
Hhil*BaaL 70IvSilUCU Qdeac*
Fr 1 "jnrM I'" Vree
PB. J. B. AKNDM^ the wtfl-^iw.
ELY'S
CREAM
CATARRH
Iwas so troubled with
catarrh it seriously
affected my voices
i
A
bottle of Cream Balm
did the work. My voice
isfullv restaptd^ fi F?
Liepsner, A. If. Pas
tor of Olivet Baptist
Church. Philadelphia
Pa.
HAY-FEVER
A particle Is applied into each nostril and 1 agree
able. Price 50 cents at Druggists by mall register-
B9 cts. Circulars free. ELY BROS, Drug
sa,osweeo ,JT. (7.
Tin'sPills
e*yP**.*ljiiM**ed,
j^ malarial
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i^tnicSSnSf^ Cousn, incipient conmfip-l
Bdel2ewesoimuipttt
rienoiia
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in advanced ftMM ot I
EeYliseaia. Price 6cS^JCm*-1
ltlbn.mSh* Gennlne.^r^Jhrfi'al
ICotiai Sgntp ia oou ohlj tnl
luhtfttcrqppen, and iMtra ourI
1 rrlste?ed Trode-liwrka to wit I
[T Istrisi Caution-tabO, tod th|
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SALVATION OIL,
.The Qreatest Cure on Earth Tor Pain,"
I Will relieve more quickly than any
otlier known.remedy. Rheumatism,
i Neuralpfia, Spellings, Bruises, Burns/
Scalds, Cuts, Lumbag o, Sores, Frost
bites. Backache, Wounds, Headache,
Toothache. Sprains, &c Sold by all
Druggists. Price 2 5 Cents a Bottle.
if:
II I' DR. PARDEE'S Pf
REMEDY,
X"e Only Sellable Blood Pnrifler,)
W.+A SPECIFIC FOB *f 4
RHEUMATISM?
Scrofula, Salt Rheum,
Neuralgia, Ring Worm
And all other Skin and Blo od Diseases.
IT BEOTJLATES THB
LIVER AND KIDNEYS.
Care. Tudtrestlon and nil dlseenes mrklnc firom
an enfeebled condition of the .y&tem.
WABk your Drugeistfor PB.PABBEE'SnEMB
rl and take no other. Price $1. pep bottle or eix
bottles for (5. Manufactured by the
PARDEE MEDICINE CO., _,
Rochester, N. Y.
O NOT POISON YOUR SYSTEM
with medicines you'tnow nothing about.
Nearly every so-called remedy for Eheama
tism and Neuralgia now offered to the pub
lic contains powerful and poisonous medi
cines that injure the stomach and leave*the
patient worse off than before.
Do not use them, but take "the old relia
ble" one that has stood the test for twenty
five years. One that is free from anything
injurious to the system, composed wholly or
roots and herbs, the medical properties of
which are particularly adapted to blood
diseases.
*Tr Pardee's Remedy is safe and effective.
Can be used by both old and young with
beneficial results. Five hundred dollars will
be paid for any case where the use of Dr.
Pardee's Remedy has in any way injured
the patient, .PARDEE MEDICINE CO
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To the BIG
BOSTON, Min-
peapolis, for
rules for meas-
urement and
-complete prioi
Ust of Clothing,
Hats and Fur
nlshSng Qoods.
Goods sent to
any address subject to examination befort
paying. Address E. H. Steele, Big Boston,
Minneapolis.
flsis^.^...- |2S S r^^l
KS"F-2P&otanumwau,IU.,writes: ''Whe
Lr'LSS^T
Tpm
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4
mlBY.lle draggiBt, will tend free of eharge on r
tuest for it, clrcnlar containtnc a mo*t valuable
list of superior toilet article! and medicinal rem*
ilea of real value. Dr. Barnua la Profeaaor of
Chemlatry In LooisTllle School at Pharmacy, as
Chemlit for L. and N. R. B. Ce., and Amerlcu
Plate Glaas Co. Be makea a apeclalty of.all klndi
f chemical,xamlnatloa, &bd refer* ta|Coarler
Journal C.,!or anrbankInLbuUvllle. Addreo,
P. BARNtFM it Cd.,X6utoTUle, Ky,
f*
ons,
will find Tntt 's Pills the moant srenlal
restOFativOTlf of (ere4 tlie unite^lnsr,
invali d.
Try Them Fairly.
.A vifforoua body, pare bloo d, troM
nerves and aeaXeerralmind wUI rerat t.
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wiSte
BIG IO CENT'S WORTH
fierCf(? favoriteride 01
Kegantly Illustrated paper tor 8 months, SI TataaMt
samples, 23 new discoveries ant SO practical secrets sehi
tree on receipt of 10o. to pay postage, etc We make thk
ffer to innroduea our goods Into new homes. Addrese
IUMluwU'PrlBtiafkBtatt^0,70UaUa 11,081^4
Bon't Marr_
housework, after octorii.|
the'Favorite Prescription'two weeks, I rode in a wagon ten
"SH"!?
neighbors weroe all surprised to see me up and going
withthirtee of tlie be st pbyaiclaus could eel
and the last one told my husband that I would never be able
to do my housework any more. I am thankful to my God that
I wrote to you, for I had suffered from' Female Weakness' until
I had almost
given'
uPp- in despair.", Wncor Friendship, jr.
ere^nd &
7 a^^^^^
doctor, separate and distincYdiseasesTfor whichISTpresoribel ^Probabl^yt ^Xin^^i^Xl^^$}
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B. V.PIEBC B, M.D. Dear Sir-" Having been ill
a number of years, and having tried in vain almost
every advertised remedy, as well as having paid
__ji. ^.nearly a hundred-dollars to our local physicians,
without benefit, I wag Anally induced to consult you Youad
MS3iJ5f JiSend*jr your medicines A
4
I accordingly sent for your
purgative peuets.' When I first began using
stand ota my feet.' In ninety days I could'walk a mUe,and do
light ho,ugework whilst ia six months I was completely cured,
and my health nag remained perfect ever since. I recommend
yjm^and your medicines wherever go. and loan your 'Ad-
l^vwer--to my friends. Two of our
morPte
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yi2$L!Q&. opl'
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^UuPE^-M
IOAJfSLo.nPLifenNorman,box $5
until you have investi
gated the benefits of the
Home Endowment Association. Send for
circular. W. It. Pease, Sec'y, 425 Temple
Court* Minneapolis, Minn. Agents wanted.
Marvellous Memorj
DISCOVERY.
wholly unlike Artificial Systems-Cure of Hind Warn
aerlngAny book learned In one reading. Heavy re
ductiona tor postal classes. Prospectus, with obin
tensor Hr, PBOCTOB, the Astronomer, Hons. W.
ASTOS, JUDAH P. BEHJAMUt, DlS. UlHOK, WOOD a^Vt
Sthera, sent post FBF.K, by.
-Ui^ "MRW)ISETTE
B37 Fiftn Avenue, Mew Tori
,Piso'g Remedy for Catarrh is tfce
Euieet to Use, and Cheapest.
CATARRH
8oId_by druggists by maiL
a. T. Haaaltlaa, Warren, Pa.
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Rej-SiDNBY C. DAVIS, GaUen, Mtchioan. writes:
"I wish, this letter, to express my gratitude for
Mrs. Davis and myelf for the great good which
has been accomplished in her case by the useof
your proprietary. medicines. When she began '-:rj
t O take thfim in .Tanlinvy lofnf, aVionnrilrl -nn* 4.u i. t8*?,them,. in Januar last she could not en.i*i.-J-
durei the least Jar, could walk put a very few steps at a time, and
could stay up only about thirty minutes at a time. Now she not
only sits up almost the entire day, but can walk around, call on
her neighbors, two and three blocks, away, and not feel any
injurious effects at all. When we consider that she had kept her
bed the greater part of the time for four
teen months, and would lose repeatedly the
advance she had made, her progess now Beems
marvelou8. Wo had almost lost confidence^
medical practitioners, and advertised reme-li\
dies, but have found in your Dr. Pierce'g
~I~H.. ^.J 'Favorite Prescription' and 'Pellets' the
properties needed, and which we believe will bring about a
complete and final recovery.'-V 7 us
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worsZe^ for the delay,b toe^nen^ and2tef^mpKonl^.
Mrs. E. MORGAN, of Newcastle, Lincoln Co..
Maine, says: Fiver years ago 1 was a dreadfuli^jt i
ESSES *Crom^ut
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troubles Havin ex-
hausted the sldUe of thre*e physicians, I
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"o so weak I couldwaacomMW-'t"hwit
room aloneMedical I began taking',ihh,:
local treaWU/J'
**Commo Sense Adviser.
iption' and using the
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briefl
Wcured,Pand
S? rimprove
mentioning how my heaul hadbeeS
I commenceda to at once In three months I was ver
fectty have had no trouble since. I wrote a letter to
fuparticularetoanyone wiiS
lng mofor them, and inclostno a stamved envttobe forr^i
de-
have received oyer tour
scribed,my advised' them a do likewise. cnPtipn,'
earnestly
.8ttingththattheyhaloommenced a T^ sent the%1JM required for
applied local treatment so uuy
and plainly laid down therein, and were much better already." "f- f^
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ina
au thus tune, when, chancing to Bee a copy of
Pierces Medical Adviser at the residence
Dr.
of a friend. I read that part devoted to 'Woman and her
Diseases.' I soon became convinced that, my disease was a
uterine affection, which, as you say, caused sympathetic backc,
ache, inward fever, nervousness, and general
menced the use of Dr. Pierce's 'Favorite Prescri
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PATTKRSON, of New York City.
hadisease.'
been under a eminent pby
Jician'g Tcarel for eight months for what he
5?-
./_debility,- I com-
which he recommends in the Adviser, and in three months I
was well and strong."
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