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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 15, 1896)
ELECTRIC C6R COLUMN A bawl room—the nursery. Burning works— firn in u buofc store. The town is full of the doomed gobbler. . Mr. Ray Knight of Annis on, is in the city. Mr. Henderson Lanham left foa New York last night. Hon. W. IL Ennis came up from Atlanta last n.ght . Hot soda for cold davs at Jervis & Wrights. Dr. and Mrs. Kennebrew and little son, of Piedmont, are in the city. Have your tin types taken at PurseyM. King’s Gallery, Wright Blcck, Tin types at lowest prices at I’ursey M. King’, Gallery. Wright Block. Geo. F. Chidsey & Son haw lotsof fresh cabbage. Thty’re just in. Order some. Messrs. J. II- Boyd and N. g Sheeley, of Banks county are at the N w Central. Geo? I’ 01 M •• and Son have just received a car of. magnificeqt apples. Try a few. G i sea the mnswn and have tintypes taken at Pursey M. King’s Gallery, Wright Block. Neuralgia is 'he prayer of the nerves for pure blood. Hood’s Sar saparilla is the One True Blood Purifier and nerve builder. WE DON'T WANT BOYS OK I.OAEERS. to write, but men of ability. S2OO to SSOO per month salary or commission . state ami general man agers. Racine Fire Engine C‘>., Racine, wis. Apples, onions, cabbage, and potatoes just received by Goe. F. Chidsev & S*>n the hustling cum inißsinr> merchan's. Iry a few nt each. Trvacupofhot soda at J’rvis & Wr’gnt’s Specialty of Het Choco late and Beef T ea. Come to the East Rome Baptist Mission Sunday School at 3:30. Howard, Ave, Method : st Church You may receive a blessing as Sol omon did. Wont you com ? O. H. McWilliara, Supt. Hot soda fount just opened at Jervis &. Wright’s. Call for a cup of Hot chocolate or Beef Tea- Miss Bessie Oemig and Miss Gussie Campbell, two charmingly pretty young ladies of Chattanoo ga :.i'f visi'ing the family of Mr. E IL West. l ,c 'er Echols, the yo'iDg man who ,"o* down Marshall T.dwell of S to v and w •<> had a prehmi • nary hearing liefore Judge W. M Henry on f ridnv, was remanded to j!, without bai ,on Fr'day af teruvu... The members of the Woodm ui of the World are requested to in set nt 'heir hall at 2:3(1 o’clock this afternoon tor the purpose of Unveiling the monument to the lateC’pt. M M. Pepper. Tne cere monies will be performed on Myr tle Hi 1 at 3 o’clock. vise I me to consult a physician. •Noticing Chamberlain’s Cough Rem? y advertised in the St. Paul Volks Zeituug I procured a bettie, was mtirely well. I now most heart ly r< commend th s remedy to anyone t-ulf ring with i» cold. Wm. Kei 1., 678 Selby Ave., St Paul, Min... For sale by Lowry Druggists, Rome. Hoii. W. .1. Ne 1, of Rome, was in Curtersvi le Wednesday. As t t chu rtnan of the seventh district dt inocratic executive com mittee Mr. Neel did valiant and effective service and he received many eotigratu In'i* n from his Cai ter-Ville friends on the mag nifient outcome of his <ll >rts. Cartersville News. 1 Q A Week Easy— Ymi work 1 '“’right around home. A brand new thing No trouble to make $lB a wee - easy. 'A rite to u$ quick, you will be surprised at how .easy it can be done. Send us. your address any way. It will oe for your interest to investigate. M rite fO'lay. iou can positively make $lB a week easy. Royal Manufact bring Co., Box—,Detroit, .Mich. CLEVEL \N ) a \’l> (’I ka IT Is THOUGHT THE ADM IN ! sTI-ATI ” N I’ AB UT READY To ACT. Ill l ' ( lib ii que-iion ma, , o Up for s. tile.o-n; by iiu l( • ming ad inmist i h 11 .d |, IV 11.. leaders prdrs? to th-id< i lf ,t u. "r I have b.‘cn ,i. |,| ■, '•arch 4 they H |.p |l:< lined |. President Cievclni d ,nii nd, i| i.-. lake decisive action <>n or i » r the tine for |>‘-nii'g il’ (!<.■ me -. ft i.- said 'hat the ti< ’ m 11, i-' ra ti' ii is convinced hit Spain i pursuing a 1 d uiistu 4 e : >! til and’ bruta 1 wars r< j . and (hat i. mu.-i be stopped in the int n s , of eivi' izatiou, There are eigns.on all sides that I something is going on. At the I White House and S ale D.’p-trt-j ment the greatest seereev is be- ' ing maintained. ItwouM i- «t M>ir- : prise those p oft-s-iiig to be p >s'ed if Spain herself did n >t start the ball ly some overt act. which would make it t.Accessary for this country to take decisive action. Spain is figh'ing for existence rs well as to retain her hold on Cuba Nothing would apparently p'eatt this peaee-loviug nation raor.J than a brush with Spuill. Thft limited monarchy io have a i popular idea that she could easily subdue the I' ited State?. AU that is necessary, according to the Dens, « the cncln rr.ge of 11 e Spanish fleet 44 ff N w Yrk, the bmibardmen’ o. the city, the land ing of a few marines and tne cap ture of Washington m a jiffy. That <s the Spanish idea, and an idea tha f may require a thorough elimination. Should the Cuban question, howeverf go over to the next ad iniuistratioii.it is expected thui the lone star island will be taken in under th j folds of our flag Au aggressive policy 'is ihe popular American idea. nr. -i —nr ■ ■ Mr. J. R Hoff of Dalton, was here yesterd y. Prof. J. D. Gwaltney, is in At lanta. for a dav or two. A bonnet may be a dr am bu 'he bill is a nightmare. R v. Clarence Wood was her< on a short v’sit to relatives y-'s i er day. The Maude Atkii o ,co mpany will be at the opera hou e tomor row night. Business was better in Rom? yes erday than it has been for ma. y a day. Get your Ch'istmas photo graphs irom Garfield’s Electric L ght S udio. Miss Louise Oemig. of Chatta nooga. s visiting the family o Mis. E H. West G> to Gufiel ’s EL ctric Lgh Studio (or your Chris’i-m<s photos Ask tos-e his new st' 1 finis’). Jervis & Wright have op<me< their hot soda fount tor the win ter season. I’ry a drink vv th then —you’ll be sure toenj }' if Ser/ices at the First Christiai church in the c' ty court room to day at 11 a. in., alid 7p. ni. gos pel serwions both morning an< evening. Bib'e School C. 11. L - vender Supdt.. at 9:45 a. m.. th< non wi'i be well warmed and comfor’able. Pastor, Dr. McCra* and congregation extend you : welcome. State of Ohio, City of Tole- i ) do, Lucas County. / Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner o' the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co . doing but-iness in the City o Toledo, County and Slate afore said, and that said firm will pay the sum ot ONE Hl NDRED DOLLARS for each and • very case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall’s Ca tarrh Cure FRANK J. CHENEY Sworn to before me and sub scribed in my piesence, this 6th day of December, A. D. 1886. (SEAL) A. W. GLEASON, Notary Public I! Jh Catarrh Cure is taken in ternallv, ami acts directly on the bmood uxd mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, f ce y.’j. C IENEY &CO , Toledo,, 0: Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best, TH6 UF ROME SONJA/ NOVEMBER, 15 IBQ6. DAR OiING ho Xi> via Chapter of th* D. A- R met at the p. sidence of Mrs T. J. Helm > n I ucbdiiy afieini/on. Ilii' ii ,<■• l ing w ~s <• 11, ,| to i> rd er *'V iiio it g nt. Mrs. N<’>rt'in, Mrs. R omh! r■ d In- miuun - tire i i i meeting. I in ,e w.i.-. -<>ni' a liisru--iop t !•!-pl , p ( I virk lor tic i i s:, ing . ii r Ii whs d'Cid d co tintie C • o i i! History wh'c'i ha» pi- - \ n s<> nie.esting .or the past t"w m •!)(h*. N-viti's paper on North ' ar- li:i s H.-ieoed to with much ■ iiu i'i'S . A ii.-ing viiih was giv n t"i j lining wii 11 oth r ( dniptet s ami Women's Clubs of the Stat' 1 IL r recommending coeducation in opr Sla e University. Delightful refreshments being ■erved by our charming hostess. The cnapl-r alj >urn-d to m < t with Mrs Hull, Dec. 11 ’96 C Spnllock. Cor. Sect. Awful Crime of Outlaws- Milton, W. Va. Nov. 14. Miss Cora Scott, a comely young wo man, was burned to dead) in a fr-H which di« roved her paren’s’ h tn? Inst Monday night and whic , i is believed, was started by outlaws through r yengo, There had long been a fuend be tween the Broomfield and M'cCoy factions of Lincoln Coun'y Mag istrate Vai.ce’s ' b.oWx up by was accused by tiding »u accom plice in the crime. She was arrest ed, but would make no Confession, an 1 was finally released. Shortly alter her home was burned. BIBLE INSTITUTE. O i tomorrow many, it not all of the I uptist preachers of Floyd county will meet a' the Firs: Baptist church for the study of f e Bible. This Bible study will ie led by Rev. A. B Vaughn, D. D., of Canton, Ga. We find them very profitable to our ministers. On each day at 11 o’clock and a r [ 7 p. m. there will be preaching by s ane of tii) bretheru. I’h ise vv o a'ewi li.ig to entertain some of d’.ese v.sit ng preachers will please aaiid in their names to the pas or on Sunday morning. RAILWAY. wONUEN ED SCHEucLh. In lil'A’l 8 18 >.». .-..i- No 8 2? 1 “ L Tv • h-nianooga I U.r ts .>.u. I‘p.a )r D it>u i 212 am -2 w 7- pm w iK-ine... ..j .san jl'i-3-a-i I • -pm r Atl lU4 Irp UE- 11 p-. ii; P a .v P.t.antn .72'lwi <r p i l lipn - Mil' , n 102 -r. I 7 ■ l-pnil 1 3 ;.in ,r J u i I •' pm • ■ .... 1 o'-a ii ■ r Ever tt <3 P ' Ii I ’.am r.i <k '.-:Ui:e. 9" w'i' i 9 '-in .v Je-rn '-.2 p i. - aai - ..‘aclis.i ivl Iw I p■ . irlJrun wi k . 7 h..' 7-n - i < 22 x. i i : ■ :<u&n ;*■>(♦«.* p: “•* ‘ ; * r '•• 1 • • “ 1 ‘ ' - J vtl a. iuk car U up.-n io re< i *ve *s>en« er*, ai :» p tn. No 0 Fftl.man U-i-m Sl«-e-er Cln inn i’t > A 'it. i N.a " -'-oil Vest! nleir.in rn 'iv nn i s’ewrers Cii-ttano r,'. to J vi..e l-o nl in n Sleeper All .ma o Bruns -. rk ST tioss X ' 1• ] _No _7 _O 9- Allan a • ' m> 7 • ■>« - •:»n ,r Roti.e 7 00ani‘l''.3o».i:i. ..I:>n \r P lien -lOan. il Pan '-. .pm vr Chat'.anocg i 9 2.'>anii lOOpnij •' 1 pm ,v < h ittanovga. ...... s.-Uaia .... ,7 *i.iu kr L< xin ’ton ?.4upm I 2 .am kr Leu sville 7.5 pm! . 7.:s>am \r i inrinnuti. 7.lup-r>l I 7 Imm No 13 Soli a Ve.-li ule tram Atlanta .o eiu tinn ti with Pul.man Sleeping car. A:.so ’ullman Sleeper Atlanta to Chattanooga, i'hit car s open in Atlanta to rec- lve pa.sett ers at 9 00 pm. Na W c arries Pullman Union Sleeping Car \tlanta to Cincinnati, and Puilman sleepers ihattanooga to Louisville. 'TA ions No 12 No P) v Chattanooga. 4 i3am . 5 55pm Ar Knoxville ... 8 01am 9 couni rr Morristown. 9.39 am .... ... t '.4spm .r Hot springs ll.3)aui 12 27am \r Asi.cville 1255pn: 143 ant Ar Salisbury 6 4Umn &ouam \r Gm nsboro 9 s.pm 8 2vam \r Raiei.'ii . . .. 7lu tn 11 'sam ar .'•■orfolk __ * P n \r Washing on 6.4?uni.... 9 e pm \r New York I.’ 43pm' .13 im No. 1: Pullman S-e-per Cn. ttam o.a to Cn< xvilie, Knoxville to Ashevil.e. hot Springs o Nhw York and S uisburr t , Ktehmond. ar •ivimt Richmond r.OO a. ni Xo 16 I- solid t rain < haltanoosra to Norfolk with Pullman Sleeper through without a. uge Close connuefion made at Norfolk vita Steamers for B Itimore. New York and Boston Pullman S eeping Car Salisbury to New York r ia Washington. s-Tations. No. :r> No ’> .'.v 'li i tanooga.. .. * bsp n a 4-inin Ai Knoxv lie. ' 9:k'pm l.i-Opm . \r • orriatown 12 Warn 2’3-p >i Ar l.’risti 1 5 warn 5 05pm Ar Washington 1125 pm 7. loam Ar New Yo. k ...'....... 82 am 120 pm No 6 carries Pullman Sleeping Car Chattn loog i to Washington and Chattanooga to New Yoik Xo 16 carries Pullman Sleeper Chattanooga o Knoxvil e a.ix Kno.tville to Bristol STITIO S i Xo 15 Cv’Koffiii‘7 Il'i 45am Ar Anniston 12 45prn Ar Birmingham Ili.tfinin Ar selma 3 18pm \r Meridian | 9 2opni' Ar N-t' Orleans. .......I ; 6. Pam ai-kso i 6 4.>ain Ar Vicksburg I. . .. 11. 5 iro Ar Shri-Vi'port 17 20ptu 4N00.h S 5<,~~9 ,+No 16 fNoUio J-l pti. -pm Lv Rome., ar o. tsa • 10 ISa tn 6 10pm 7 llprn Ar Gadsden ai 6 0 am 7 Gam 7.10 pm 7 efinm Ar Attalla lv 5 3-'-m 7.3 am 4 Daily except Sunday § Sunday only. tV. H GREEN. Gen Supt. Washington. D. C, J M CULP. Traf Mgr Washington. D C. W A TURK. O P A Washington. D C C. A BENSCOTER.a g. P a. Chattanooga.Teun xWOIHER (;\i.E t-Btel''iav Li' ti't'ua 111 ti.ii ’f nml Ollivers Ju; ts, Huiiiiuiii mid Join - 3hi raided a o im- tli.-.t ivas hwii.g condii'.-ted oil the ->'v md || ><>]• 01' the ttiiildmg Luck ot Dreonon’s earring •-h q>, "ii 211 :.v 'uu •. Fom fi.-*»ric.- n' re cEgii]n t| ;t' 1 of gninb in.r. l!i ;h >m v ere on on bon I for r 1 iiung a g iih) in th t nre-s I'o e.) • a 1 >eai |:i|i'i' l:i-t Siuxi'iV Thev wi'io • eau lyi» r, Joe Wai 1 t mid Oiiv r E 1110. wbi e the now uoo. ■« Will Long. 1’ -y ".’ere |<> Io; <j in the station hou - ■ and wil' bp tri"d (• fore Re corder Spiilloek 'o n ii’.'i'.v FOUR OTHERS IN JAIL. On yesterday morning Recorder Spuliock sent Tiirnev Fry, Will Nelson, Will Gord'.n and Joe All man, all colored, to jail in default of $l5O bond ekyh, They were, arrested as being implicated i,n Lfm recent hold irps in Rome, Will N Don. hili mere boy being or'v 15i years of age* The evident is very strong against them, I ~«■ ! I ■■■ NO SERVI ES, There will b? ! 0 services at the First Presbyterian church todaj on account of the ai . C nce of Dr. Goetchius at the meeting of the Svnod of G' j O r gi ; i in Athens. WILL LE UNVIELED. The monument to the late Cap'. M. M. Pepper will be unviel°d tnis afternoon by the Wood men of the World. PKOFBBSIOM COLOM ATTORNEYS a, w Vandiver a.g. w VANDIVER & EWING Attorneys ot Law. ROM E- GE 0 RGI /' Mficeover Post olfi.ee. Will prac tice in all courts. SEABORN WRIG7 7 Attorney at Law. ROM E G EG RGIA Offices: Masonic Temple Annex Entrance < n 4th Ave'. Will do a general ?rao a ice L\ V. UeXAiider. Junius F. Hilly ' ALI'.X kriDER HILYER ATTORNEY'S AT LAW Office in Manonic Temple Build ng, Rome Ga. Attorney at Xev</ Office in King I’i ilding, Rome - Georgia. r-, <1 Govan. Attorney at Law. Office in ». M Botiiic I'enipie, Broad Street. ' * , lioiue Ga. J. H, Spu lock. MKiiuey at l.aw. Temple Hmldidg Temple Building Rome Georgia CH AS. W. UNDER WOO!'-Attorney a: l>i-. Masonic Temple Rome, Ga. In Masaaic Teuiple. Rome, Ga. 41/ H. ENNIS—JNO. W. STAKLINH—Km. '/V - & Starling, Attorney- at Law. Mason Temple, Rome, Ga. 1 feb23 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Frank A . Wynn, Physician a <1 Surgeon Residence, corner 7tli, Ave and East First St, Office, Room 8 it Medical Building , ('roueh & Co. Drug store Dri. RAMSUft—Physician and Surges l Office at residence 614 avenue A, Four * ward. LP. HAMMOND— Pliy»iciau and Surgeo Offers his j <ofa >s!onai services to the p«< ■ pie of Ro.ce and surrounding conut. iftue at Crouch and Wauou’s drugstore,, ’.roat' street DR, W. D. KOVT-Office arc. A. Trevi drag stoie. *'o. 331 Broad street. Te'ephc ill rev' 'at >*. N 0.21 J. A WILLS, DENTIST, 2494 BROAD S'l WANTED— Faithful men or women to trave for res miisible established house in Geoi gia Salary 8780 a'd expenses. Position pernnui ent, Reference. Enclose seif addressed stamped envelope. The National, Scar Insurance Bldg , Chicat’o ' HELP WANTED —MALE. Wanted men to prepare for examination so Clerk or Carrk-r to be held at Rome post effire soon. Va 1 liable ikformation ab ,ut government positions am l examinations FKEE • f Nat.iodal Correspondence Institute, Dedet. E Washing ton* D.c. WANTD— faithful men or woman'to trav for responsible established houae in Ge« gia Salary 87’0 and expenses. Position per manent, Reference, Enclose self-addressed s amped envelope. Tha National. Star Insurance Bldg., Chicago. An SOREMA HAT. FOR FEAR OF DISBELIEF, SOME OF THF FACTS ARE WITHHELD. A Ccnespondent who Interviews a Woman in Re gard to Ker Recovery from Illness is so Impressed with the Story and Regards j it so Wonderful that He fears to Write the Whole Facts. READ HIS LETTER AUD THE WOMATS STORY. Mom l/ir b'rf.f PVtsx, Belotf, Wit. Wyoming, Wisconsin, June 6th, 18IW. Dr. Williamt’ M <i. Co., Sche>iect<idy, A ) Gtutlemen : — Replying to your favor ut recent date, I called on Mrs. Jane Culver, of Wyoming, )Vis., yesterday. I had heard much about h«r ease befur* I went to see her. She has so long been regarded by her family and all her neighbors as a hopeless h invalid that her present state of health is | puthing less than a marvel in this ing) valley. For more than a year past, and up to the month of March last Mrs. Culver had lain actually at the point of death. Her neigh- , bors and friends expected daily to be Called upon to perform the “last sftd offices" for her, and when they learned that she had actually arisei from her bed and could “sit up,” it was felt that little less than a resur- i reetion had happened in their midst, Act imagine the astonishment when a week or two later it was announced in the “valley” that she could walk, and whan she was, at last, really a’ ’e to meet and shake hands with tr ends in the door, yard, or upon the street, it was felt that truly a miracle had been wrought in their midst. 1 found Mrs. Culver, a pleasant faced, at- tractive little woman, about her household * work when I called on June sth. She was, ‘j in fiiet, picking over gooseberries, and her 1 first remark after greeting was that in al) her < fifty-eight yeare she could not recall so ' “early ” a season for fruit and garden stuff as the present. She talked freely of her long, 1 sad illness—the dreary track of pain and weakness over which for twenty years her body hud been racked, and told with evident happiness of her wonderful cure. “ The truth is,” she said, “ I was dead and am alive again.” And there was no lack of enthusiasm in her voice as she spoke of the sovereign ■ remedy which had wrought such wonder 5 work for her. She was surrounded by the members of her family,her husband,daughter and grandchildren, and Pink Pills was cer tainly the burden of their happy conversa tion during my visit. But her cure, after all, is best summed up | in her own s;: iple and succinct slateniem which she made in the hope of doing good to ot hers. Mis. Culver is a woman of education and refinement. Her husband was postmaster at Wyoming during President Harrison’s administration. Among those of their neighbors who can further attest the facts in her ease are the present postmaster and hi w7f", l f>. ilii 4 ' Mrs. Richard Dunstan, Mr. and Mrs. C. VV. Parks, Mr. and Mrs. Solon Knickerbocker, and scores of others living here in the to rn and valley of Wyoming. P. S.—l must confess that 1 had an idea that patent medicine testimonials were mostly j fakes, inanufiictnred in the good-humored < spirit of hnmbuggerv which delights the world at large. In this case whieh I have looked up myself I have found at the first trial a cure so astonishing that I have been < afraid to write the facts just as the ax’tual 1 history of tin ease demanded, 1 have been 1 truly fearful lest 1 should so'-m to overdo ■ V'HF: E LIX ’OLN DIED. Wii-imix on AA“ ui""r 1 ' rh< Unit' d ■■)> »( * yH-t.enhy "< - li, ■ , . ’>• of !U • ~|-'j;n-:’V on the Wi s -i I- •!’ 'oiali str-vt. iel.G i.il E nu'l -I'.'-'Ttd Nor !'-■ we-i., in w'l'cti A 1 -i‘;ih.iin LitH.oi ll'-''. Tiio h "ih- -'i' «t-H directly ,ppo-il« bu .!> F ■l'.l's Th ati'-. ind it mt" Hoti) Lni'-oli' wns c>n - - r ; P q nl’,l' t 1 i* Lv.isinnti'rn, a' u , hpre 111- ill* d . Th" Ii "I- - n.is 1» ''' V b -ni) occu pied by the Lincoln Memorial Ah 3 citit'on an a museum of relics ,f(j)'11 l .* tj IPI’?41I*I■ , it ’ l> I lb wa- for viie pii'-po-e of perpfiual ingthis nins iiui tli it CoiigfHSs I appr )|»' at >1 ’53 ) ()•) ' • > th -’ pur chase of t h" !>roi)'T V Tiongh L;e T#i:ea-*6iH R«* public of S Louis - xceiled all ! other W.-ter.i w.-wdy pnpu-4 in publishiiig the I'eWsof the < am-. ihign, it co-,' a inoU'ices that it has ex" nie 1 ns hows . '-rvice, | and ’ 10-iea. t'.:r it " ill g ; v iis . read-i- th • i'-t't paper •;> tne coun try. This nieam inn'h. 1 ecau-e < ihe nex twelve in •'< 1 ’>« " ' 1 er >.vd'd w; Ii iie i.t -<s "i 1 •’4 ■ . 'ills. With all t• • ill ‘ll "it t') 'l-1 ft 1' ViC - ill’ I’-a >u )scri •- non wi| o I lu- -a tie-"’i' 4 doU.ir Ive A . bv tn.ii! 1 • a w 'ex • IT ."urc *J' *' >**c, Cvpp* - .’-d ■ 'r' 1 I’.C-pW' boss tree- . ( aud thus spoil this splendid testimonial. I can send you a hundred names of persons who will vouch for the facts as herein stated. • Yours sincerely and with admirationCttd respect for Pink Pills. (Sigmtl) “F. W. C." • The aiKive letter is ft reply io a request Irom the Dr. Williaw’Jihdie’ine Compauy I asking Mr. Calkins to faterview the lady 'mentioned and write Uper ease for publi- I cation Not the least interesting part of it ts Mr. Calkins’ own straifthfforward Mates ment of astonishment at Mrs. < tilver’a story. The iuterviuw with Mr-. Culver follows: “ I arn very glad to add nty testimony to the growing evidence of Pink Pill cures. Tlie fai ls in my ease are simply these. I Twenty years ago I began haying rheuria (• rh< utnatic pains in my shoulder". Tl is develop, later on Into w bat the doctors culled chronic neuralgia of (he heart, Jn fact I had a complication of diseases a id tvas do.-lor.si and advised ibr many ailnieats. I grew steadily worse. Insidiously disease n.stened upon tne. Mv liver and kidneys were affected. I had palpitation of the heart until my limbs would grow rigid and my friends would think me dying. “I sought remedies and medical ad vice farandnear From Wisconsin to New T’crk I tried pti.vsicians of every s'diooi. Allo pathy, honiii'opaiby, electric and even clair voyants and Indian herb doctors. During the years that my husband was post master at Wyoming we had access to heaps of ad vertising, ami through circulars freely dis tributed, I tried all sorts of rented ie* ami e insulted many physicians. Year by year I grew steadily worse, until last ' fir, 1895, 1 became a bed-ridden invalid, and in March of this year mv physician said all I had to do was to close my eyes and die. 1 was nothing but a skeleton. " A bout the 2oth of March a neighbor < ho had been troubled w ith 'rheumatism and had been taking Dr. Williams’Pink Pills came in and asked me to try them. 1 had read much about them, hut win. discount cd with trying new remedies. I commenced their use, however, ami in a few days began feel ing better The neuralgia pains fled from the region of my heart and stomach. In one week I was able to sit up for an hour or ,w<> at a time. In a little more than two weiks I could walk, and in May I begun doi g housework. I am now able to do my work tint! inn free from the frightful pains and awful weakness from which I siitfered so many years. 1 owe this state of health to Pink Pills and to nothing else. | “My best wish is that this simple and true !,ai im-nt will induce others suffering its I did to give the pil]s a trial. (Signed) “Mrs. .1 \xt f’tri.v>:t:.” Sworn to and subscribed before me this sth day of.J tine, 1596. ifictr i;j !'.••■ tanl .Justice of th* Peace. Wrvthe undersigned, husband and d: u.gh | ter of Mrs. Jane f'ulvi r. hrenwi h r tatc rm-iit as above and declare the same to he true. (Signed) David W. (Ti.vfb. ■ Mattie Cut.ver. Sworn to and si'b— ribed hi .<■ me this ’ I li day of .1 uni', 1896’. JIH'HARI' P 1 '* s<‘\ . ,f :’,r Prarr. Dr. ’A :I||.urns’ Pink Pills cum .in all the elements nene-airy to give n w life and richness to the blood and re. lore shattered nerves. They are sold in boxes (never in loose form, by the dozen or hundred) nt 50 eonts a box. or -:x boxes for 52.50, and mav i.e had of all drmo-ists or direct by mail f coin Dr. VAili.aiuu' Medicine Company. Schenectady, X’ Y Smo'lied i Record. N *vv 0/ ■ Nov. Il —.L'wii' ■» Mich .o'l. th n)ipi n liftWeis i rider of L <t.- Eek s tin i>rok » the seven-rn. ■ rie.m record in this city i ■<l y am* noon o t ~ m-W e 'if nt truck. PilC* <i ’ '* VI • h >• 11 . |,<r ft.! I • lie <•■ • Ii .i t.. 11 • t one n- Ih i rte< ) minib - mu! ni k* s»> ends. break ing th-’ best I’fevi- us record l»y on** sec -nd. M ■ h .el also v.-tit ygainsr the '<•*ll-1111 !•* r cold. I n > wing if wi.-d and rain he w.t u.. ncce? - till .11* <> W‘ fl ij-I >t. THE HORSE AUCTION. The da i ages that hicyc'e< h ve wrought in the value ot horses wa-> dem >ns.rated yesterday at Ba-- Bros’yards where a lie lot «»T r horses wire sold at auction. Oi*b in I mare brought only $6 whil * excel hmt horsts soil ar. .from $25 to $59 Exceptional}’ go ,d ones sold for $3). A <«enerous Te. d> r Mr. J. S i n V al wil. tender th * proceeds of his store on Decetnb ■ odi to Mesdamt Lin-hay Johns* ■. ami Joseph Print up of the gover - mg board of the Emergency hosp - lai. C. W. S.ui h. ol U.irrolton, t» in the city. Mnj »r J. A B once has r-du ed to Je 'ar o.Vu. Queer .e.ustration i tire of seen but there is one on regist“r the New Centra! that is a gem ■ t uth and a paragon of art les? »■ i is: “Ji hn T Harvard is nau h Dgry aIJU broke.”
