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FIRST SUCTION. VOL. fill :NO, PLATTSBURGH, N. Y ., FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1907 WHOLE NUMBER 9275 ft JOUIG fllBPLE FOOD SHDI'l HOTEL SATURDAY. TOl N(i MAN PROBABLY IXSAMO. D. 8 H. TO CO-BPERflTE;g£J t'KACjIMD BY SIHY'IOSH OF i IMH'KTItlAL IMJA.\S. I HORSE KILLED BY RUNAWAY load's Territory Jtenk'to With I'os-jjT jQ PROPflfiFf] Tl] .slhtlitfrs—{tolling Stock Will lie j REGIMENTS QE NEGRO Increased --S Pl.Mns Develop. j The Delawan j road company, successes in (ho Widi York, Di who w Kaufma while Hotel both were LJUOSI;.; at .Knifckernoefcor on the uasL :-:h!o oarlj yesjerday died at. liollovue hospital yesterday afternoon. Not until (.old by the physicians in attendance that her recovery was Impossible did she admit her identify and a statement subsequently made to the police wai .unfinished, when she lapsed into fiiuu n nd Hudson Rail- encouraged by its past year, especially .n its industrial department is Issu- ing; circulars to Chambers of Com- merce, Boards of Trade and Busi- ness Men's Associations, in which iro enumerated the successes which iave attended the endeavors of the company during the closing year, j The circular also asks for the sup- tort of the associations in the indus- rii.il schemes which, it has arranged 'or the future. One of these circular ;eni to the Macdonough Club of this •ity says in part: \In the location of new industries ,ve have .been most fortunate; yet we .walize that without local co-opera- Lion nothing could have been accom- plished. Prospective manufacturers invariably note the attitude of the ,'ailroad toward its patrons and of inch patrons toward the railroad and Tl Tott<en, Tot'li 23 y in h ried H< Knlc aged Fare Th e no t wa s alteiidaut Belli \e' de t onvilJ:e, ears is 83 two er v. ;kerl)« 30 y •nts 1 lntte been .atmo ad be t of rd yea oraj :>ok< worn wife State year rs m >anio :!1\ Wi ears anc ivlnk- r: s; bin St.\' I' s ho? in lid t lself •ontst Ka n nit.nl a r. i 1 a f ii ^ of i It n d 'l ••> . l s ti tin iti i a t for n. 11 ma wh .)<>hn ilu h rii a t id a 6 s y n or is Mr: 'I uid. e r bu ey wi t.h Y>LU S. si er ney Ksi • on of it 7-It their ,ome • in tin wa s •e he fi Si iii :> ta di E hv. ia e .; ui ve Iva 1. 311 O! • wa t nd it msir- Hotel 'man althy street. on TU. OR k<211 er: i bar i ant: re 'ol tf. 1 lasi ib ening. Hotel employes attracted by the port of revolver shots found Kauf- an and the woman unconscious in t* room assigned them Saturday ght. Kaufman bad been, shot in 1 and his companion In the .abdomen. When convinced that she ctmid -not- recover Mrs. Tolten tole tllB police that Kaufman and she were in love and that bo desired hei to marry him at onco. She wishe: to wait until she bad secured ; divorce. Over tnis they had quar- reled. \In the statement made to tin. police Mrs. Totten said: \It was .a love affair. Sidney in- meted that f marry him and I tried to make him understand bow impoa- 'sf.b'i'o that won hi bt> under proven/ circumstances. \He said just, a few minutes be- fore ho shofTW- me. as near as I car roea,ll: 'I want you !o marry me. EV&; witljout jluriber delay. Tf yor don't you will \have to lake the con- sequences.\ 1 was expostulating witr hiirr wben I heard a pistil, shot anr •fedt a at!np,\inK ,sensation in the pi' of mv stomach. I staggered to thf table-«ind .dropped on it, J thought 1 hejjta hundred shots fired after that. .•'•••• \But be insis J e;i and insisted on rny marrying him. And I kept tell- infZ Jii in-— •~. j ' ' Lapsing into unconsciousness- the wp-nimi'= voice failed he? and she did II M 1 :1s t ove: cur fin: m:->l.l ihe • for pro e d iciu.'St iod' k o ' ua mill:iy b; i rli in Mm Balsam &8op any « I t S that any l ttitst ojfimot t*^ c* other sist-diciiae, It is .ilwnys the hesl cou^h cure. Vo« cumkoS l a raj- of tier ••outfhr., ( If .;>, B/1LSAM cures id s bronchitis d hi lit dw s i-ot <*o»fj>in alco- tol, opiiiin, nsorsjli^iK, or m«* or ttanniul diufi. DltASTSC ACTION CONSIDERED. Str<.nj» lVeliuf; Coloied TIOOMS. to lld tlle arni >' <jt a |o l ll s toloiel soldi e the facilities Tor em nt of the lust rial work the circula \Our study of tlu; territo: mr rails has shown ii to be company's in- nil 1 it t li t pos lhilii ephto iiic] w e le( 1 notified in Haying the volume of en- erprise could be doubled and trebled viihout overtaxing its resources, ulcing into consideration the anthra- •ite coal fields at the southern term- ini s (.supplying v -i'uei for steaming nirj)oses by direct line), the rich 'arming lands along our Susquehan- ia and Saratoga Divisions (lands vhich are capable of better results •.ind greater profits by utilizing inproved methods) the inexhaustible ;up.ply of rich iron ores in the Ad- rondacks, the largos* and best de- posits of slate in the world,- found ilong the New York-Vermont bound- try—slai.es of various colors and .fixture, suitable for when it next ,akes up the consideration of the Brownsville affair. This drastic ac- tion has been proposed and is re- ONE OF TEAM OWNED BY H. A. HIIvEY, OF AlORKISONVILIiK. started From Battery and Ran Through Margaret and River Street —Struck Tree With Its Head. One of the liveliest runaways which •has occurred in this city for sofe time took place yesterday forenoon, when a team owned by H. A. Riley of Morrisonville started from the Davis ffrist mill on the Battery and ran up Battery hill and through Mar- garet and Bridge streets to River street, where one of the horses struck a large tree in front of the residence of W. S. Winters and was fatally injured. On Margaret street, the team took to the sidewalk and several persons narrowly escaped being run down. At Bridge-street they crossed from Cady's corner to F. H. Graves' store at the corner of River street anrl then crossed to McKeefe's market, whore they again took to the side- walk and ran .as far as Mr. Winter's residence, where one of the pair struck a huge elm tree with his head which threw him'back, and rebound- SOME NAMES PROMINENTLY MENTIONED TO SUCCEED A. J. GASSftH. JAMES Mi'CltEA- TALKED OF . rious consideration from h n? struck it again with his shoulder. :rs as well as members of | He then fell and his mate was easily stopped. The horse was so badly in- lite ted the Ninth and Tenth Cav- ali\ and the Tv,ent>-loui I h and r Jlu Infant ry. ggestion grows jured that it was necessary to kill him during the afternoon. Mr. Riley ia unfortunate in losing this 'horse, which was conidered by fact that' Ivor, since W ineilents i ll0rsmile n one _o_f the best drivers in f ln led th( j)H^iieni to di .chai ;r j l v\hole companies of the T\\en-| \ t\~fifth mlantn , ies of th e T\\en | le-nlai \v,ne of' 11 ' 1 Riley .was a fe • offered $225 for the horse, sed the offer. u> h,.\e swept negro tro Whefht not. it mem be | Contributions to Homo ]>urinj» l ih( 'I w( nt\-fillli hifanfn who shot ' s, nnplo->. clothing people •n o ; tones, md wi Captain Macklln at El Reno, as is o f mouses Point, .per Mrs. Jonn \ nutted, there is no .denying the of-clothing, Mt. Hope partieip;'ncy ot the members ot the I - • nogro regiments in, two disgraceful j Mission Circle, Ticonfieroga, N. Y., affairs on Christmas day. At Lenv-j per Mrs. H. A. Hadley; l?> caps, oiiwortb, Kansas, members of the j boys' clothing, Mrs. S. S. Kempner; Ninth cavalry indulged in a street clothingt Mrs ; Dr . Bentlev; clothing, car riot and at Fort Sheridan, Chi- cago, a sergeant of the Ninth cav- Mra ' Shedden; clothing, Mrs. Robt. airy shot and killed a corporal o fS GuJbord; clothing, Mrs. Signor; 4 hit; company. | gingham aprons, 1 napkin, 7 bibs, H. On Wednesday a member of the 1 ^^ . C3uh; 2 outing night-dresses, Twenty-fifth infantry assaulted a j Thursday Sewing Club; cake, A white woman on the streets of El j Friend: soup and bread, Mrs. Gau- Reno. • {thier;- biscuit, cake and crackers, M- A continuation of such incidents j !<] - Churcb; candy treat, Mrs. Me will undoubtedly provoke a Btrong! Onffrey; candy, nuts and toys, A •mniHrciali movement for'the repeal ot the law j-^riunfl; clothing, Mrs. Newton granites,! which auth linn - oui n< \-. the iiiuiiis. in the nlistmeiiL of 1 I I )1O11S > nbbons, Mis riic law was passed Jul.v 2H, 18(i(i, | ran : toys, infant, department, M. E iince which* time the coFororl troo-ps j Chiircli; toys, cap, toque and rub. iave been a regular part of the mil- j 1)ers . Masster Ralph Reynolds; candj tary eatabllshment ! and imts > l - Seheier; -dress, Mrs. They have been good fighters, \ Stower; barrel of squash, No name, vbother against the Indians of thoj otl t o f town: S ift s £m d caud >' tor each wost, the Spaniards in Cuba O rj (;hild - Epiacopal Church tree; box oi •gainst the natives of ' the Philip-1 Nothing and provisions. Willsboro ji • if' in claim-1 1 ^- Y> ; Provisions, Bromley & Kim- Hi Ihf (he s uno their records in tim peace are full of- stories of br; street fights and efforts to \^ ol mfi: forcoH of coal »nd two cavalr ri the ad van t- The law wi gen givon by i)roximlty of inter- t^pondeixt. natural resources.\ The rolling stock of the -company, he. circular continues is being in- reasod, and will bo further enlarged !i (ho .success of its industrial plans i the various territories along its nes are assured. TliiH circular letter in signed by V. .1. Mullin, a:v;is(ant to the 2nd \ico President of the company, but -VHB- outlined and .practically written >y the late W. A. Moyer. to whoso \fl'ort.B most of the recent success of ho industrial department of the con- ( •em has been duo, and the letter n j' '- -eflects his careful study and analysis Lends to press >f the resources and prospects of the Undoubtedly tl: territory through which the com-1 lh n colored soldiery will in pany's lines run. | sentiment In favor of its p: A MODEL KKTABLIsSlMENT. | \Doan's Ointment curs ;ema that h,a-d annoyed me a long] t ie. The cure was permanent.\ v o Inlantiv !'\ lHounlN ' S.UJII,U Lake, X Y e^ulai alinv i O l ' 7 i </ e c , ban mas, nuts, John Uaugh » lfin dopartment, M K tell; :; dust pans, E. P. Gilliland; pairs mittens, Mrs. Ricketson; 2 uting skirts, Miss Bessie O'Brien; p\ towns. i quantity of candy, B. S. Ramsey; 38 iresentative Slayden of Texas | hags pop corn and candy, Mrs. Al- titrodueed a resolution in con- ! mou Thomas; Christmas dinner, t De- ])roviding for the dicharge o't! Soto . Commandory; box • of gloves s, and he m- the holida%s IOCPIH ennuvs ol the G. Moore; Christmas tree, trim- mings and toys, Kindergarten Nor- mal school; handkerchiefs, ribbons lou^I^'Jiofheis liiHl^' Modeln Stoie < i t enier IMot.'.s «jt \^Joi- -»-o>r il'c. Oiu oi Ihe Jmest buildings to be (mud in a \-mall Milage in Noil hem Hon. S. W. Matthews, Coramissione Labor Statistics, Augusta, Me. Card of Thanks. Through these columi ties, slate, pencils, holders-, thread; soap, skirt, corn-starch, baking pow- der, gingham, Miss Nic'hols and four little girls, Willsboro, N. 'Y.; 5 hats, id; 2 comfortables, Mrs. L. win;- o bags of potatoes, A Friend; papers, 'Mrs. C. M. Stickle. Schuyler Fans; large quantity of bam and lettuce sandwiches, Mr. Duntoh,; quantity of holly, Mr. Lar- kin; Chriat'inas gifts ifiro.m First Presbyterian church Sunday school: oveial Others Spoken of As Possible Caiulidiitos For Pennsylvania Road's Presidency. Now York, Dec. 31.--James I M'Crea, one of the directors in the j; Pennsylvania' Railroad Company, j vice president of its lines west, and one of the best informed men in rail- road circles in the country was re- ported Saturday to be the man chosen to succeed Alexander J . Cas- iattnit the election immediately af- >er the funeral of the late president .vliose sudden death from heart dl- 1 sease surprised the industrial and business circles cf the nation. ; It is said that Mr. Cossatt had an ^ye to his succescor when he •'•caused' he appointment of Mr. M'Crea to : /ice presidency which he holds. The • atter has been the one man annual- y elected by the shurehplde'rsr Mr. M'Crea has served in various oositions on the Eastern lines, final-'\ 1 y being transferred from the general iuperintendency of the lines of the Pennsylvania Railroad east of Phlla- lelphia to that of general lines west >f Pittsbu'rg. He has teen connect- ed with the road for twentyrflve /ears and has been vice president of he company for nearly fifteen years. The report that Henry C. F*rick is a line to be named to fill the vacancy s denied by Mr. Krick himself. There •'.re five other men who could be se- acted, but neither of them has had he -mature experience credited to Mr, vl'Crea, . . • /\. ••.-..• V_ '. ; ' .: They are John P. Green, Charles ..•.. Pugh, Samuel Rea, J,. B* Thayer '.nd Henry Tatnall, all of whom are ice presidents in the company. • The deepest grief is feii by the nany associates of Mr. Cassatt, and ome of them, ; prominent in the rail- oad and Inaneial worlds, who en-' oyed intimate, social and cdniraer- ial relations with Mr. Cassatt> assert ..hat he really died of a broken heart lue to the sensational revelations of officials of the made during he recent coaT inquiry conducted by ';.hje Interstate -- Commerce .Com-mis- Uon. ••••'• •'.-'. ; There has been much speculation is to Mr.• .Cassatt's wealth, but those \n a position to know most about it my he was not nearly so rich as he vas supposed to be. They assert 'hat his fortune will hot exceed\..$7 100,000, whereas it has been estl- nated all the way to $80,000,000 i salesroom, and is filled with a •omploto lino of the most up-to-date furniture, iucludiiHT carpets, stoves :md so win i?; machinos. Off this is a ] •askot room, whore i hey show .a var- od line of this, class of goods. The ')asomonf is used as a storeroom, I urplus K - iOCQIHl tl time (o remember we have boon. H. E. RANSOM & KAMIL' (iianiphiin. Dec. 28, 1!HU;. 11 do pa to to '1 \u time ! riu old la-Jnonod ! ' U1 f()O(l 111tUl ° ^v )>iild Mi f! id I prolong the lives of HOKSES and is |WE\. They draw KAHY, they HOLD .'. KASV. H lu the They run smooth and hold j \i n k I ftain i i ! nd when stony. They I hroiighout ! clear well in loose soil. They wear :>ii!<,h Bros.'j well. Not the cheapest but. th-a best, •ionville arelMaili! by IA>, Roy Plow Co., Le Roy, ! N. Y. l.,o Hoy Plows for sale by O. i?. Adcock, Morrisonville, N. Y.; R. W.ilaff, Peru, N. Y., <r. M. Howes, IIHJOO.V, Saranac, N. Y. bed spieads, Mis 15dwaid's class, l( ,ih(s siiiolto Miss Ma n (filhland P 1 is ( > pan mittens. Muss Joy's- 1,'s- ii < aKe>- s^old dust, wa&hinQ novuli i Miss Ois'-osw.iv's class, 1 I l i<\n iibbons Miss IFolen Barbei'i- I iss u \ \ mdsoi hes, Mis- Wood'? - 1 iss ) \ \ mdsoi lies Miss Venn l ind - da- s I J lbs ne e Mis Dobios d.i'-s, dates, Little Helen oll ~> I hanclkei duels', Iniam de- ment Mis f nn°s Civana^h iintenderft home ilepaiiment 1 1 e no \ soap 'IN e il»\<- so ip blood inns sou down l ,11! ( I M \ H t 1111 KM Ol %<U\ s lint !o( k Hlot)d Mm. \- the blood UI K (ho cans to • i M. ne He. .5 1 I 000 h oni \ndi i w ( u u 11(( d h\ I'l l .111. Ml U O (il tlur ( olio- \l t •logic's Ml thai •hould 1 Ihi ends moun- l st i i>ii Ial - Ihv ubti F Collumi, MomsoD»illo, N. Y 'annoiuuo d $l()0,l)(M). This- iinonnt was Hemirod and Mr. Came- do forw-urded a check for $50,000 nr ioon as notified of the completion of he required sum. No definite plan the use of the money has been D. £ H- IN BOAT LINES. TO'GUT INTEREST L\ HUDSON NAVIGATION CO. Heport That Hail road Compnny Will lleceive Bulk of Now Issue of Securities. i. special dispatch to the Troy Times from New York Saturday states that at the annual meeting of Hudson Navigation Company in New York on January 3d the stockhold- ers will be called upon to authorize new issue of securities, increasing the capital stock, from $4,000,000 to $8,000,000 and providing for $1,-1 000,000 additional bonds, for the' purpose of paying for two new steamers for the People'3 Line, which will be constructed for the season of 1908. The dispatch also \eriflpfl the announcement made in the Troj Times at the time of the agieement reached between the D&l- a-WtTe <S- Hudson Company and the interests of C. \V. Morse, the steam- boat magnate, that the Delaware & Hudson Company will take a part interest in the Hudson River steam- boat line It is said that the I)ela- ware & Hudson Company will re- ceive the bulk Of the new issue of securities.. The -deal Is the outcome of the sale to the Delaware & Hud- son Company of the interest in the Hudson Valley Railway Company hold bv 0 W. Morse and E, Clarence Jones, of New York. TWO BOYS RETURNING HEARING BEFORE LAND BOARD. hie to the sensationa nc-fvil mhe s bji of 'pnnfavlvama svfatem Baby won't suffer five minutes \ith croup if you apply Dr. Thomas' ^electric Oil at once. It acts Iik nagic. Collector'** Notice. Notice is herebA given that I have etcivtd the Tax Warrant and Assess- nent Roll ot the Town of Platts- )urgh for the pieseut >ear, and that 1 will attend ht the places* and on the lates named from 9 a. m. until 4 > m for the collection of tavea dui- n^ thntv da^s Irom the date there- )i, the ices dunns* such period boinc; >no pei cent On Fnda\, Dot 2Stb, 1000, and 'ridav. Januji\ iUh , 1007, at the /oting place, Dlbtnct No. 1 On FiidaA. Januan 4Mi, 1907. nri Wednesday, .januarj Kith, 1907 it 'f 1 H Harnp\'. stoie, Cadyville, % Y On Tueida\, Januaiv Sth, iyi)7, i L rune-, McCaitln'.s store, Soutn Flatts- iiush On iloiuhns ,ind Thursdays dunng •-aid tUIit\ da\s, at mv icbulenco on he Turnpike Ha ((Ml Dec 17, 130 6 JOHN PVKDY, Collector Ciiml of Lunji Tiouble. I is now olewu \-MIS suue f id a narrow escape from con •linptiim wntcs C O Flo\d, a iMdiiiL, busint\-!s man oS Koibhaw S I had urn down ni weight to '\ ponmK .nil lon^hiiiL, HI S < OJT t ml holb l>\ (1 i\ and b\ niirht Kln- Ih I he-, ui 1 tknii; Di Knm s .No\, DI'-IONOIN iiml joiilmued this lor boul six moiitlus WIHMI m\ < ouj'l 1 nd lun^ liouhlc wo e ctuin b 'louo nd 1 w is lesloicd !ci nn uoinril \fi«lit 170 pounds Thou ,amis oi itifood ,il CatH Dnis C i.i'km dmc; stoios ,*)()( Fn il boltlo tico and O T and $ I 00 On Application ^or, Cprtaltt Under Water 4t tlie Moptftr^ theSa^iMjRitcr^ I The State Land; Board qn gave a hearing on the 4S©W George C. Kellogg aad O'Brien for a gr*nt of certain under water cqr^guqua to^ti^r tends at the;- naou'th-\of;.;^^i1^r|itai^ river.: V The- : tftiplleatlttn ^^?p^o»#ei<| by^ the^ t-ake; ; • Ghatnpl^n^; :'^iij»l^ Pkper \compaixy i owners of ^efrtit| uplands, '^r.ho claimed;,'iftaiffeiicM;% M grant wouldE be prBiudiciiiJi io titei^ interests, laa'ainuch--^'-'; 1 ^;;'^©^^^.^ off their propierty. It vras^ ^ibit cla|itt!* >3 that the city of i^attibur^ jra| a' party of interest^-. ;.Th^;^jf^fv|rtj testimony • was . nqti:4psct»td^dif : t^i .the : -matter ;Tven.tgver- : tp^it^;^^*r \'bpard*-'^••• .•«•••;•' - — '? ; ':-•;;\••-•'\\ . : :.Sheddten-&; i 'Vevi • ap^a#d/^iltih' appltcitnts- dM '^.f;;B;-ftRtttli|;;|8' ; York for the t^kh Cn^^Bjlai| & Papier Ooaipahyl V.- -cO^'/^' ''\ Wise Counsel From the Sooth, \I want to give some valuable ad- vice to those who suffer, with lame back and kidney trouble,\ says J. Blankenehlp, of Beck, Tenn. \I havt proved to an absolute certainty that Electric Bitters will positivelj cure this distressing condition. The firsl bottle gave me grc-at relief and af- ter taking a few more bottles, I was completely cured; aso completely thai it becomes a pleasure tor reco^mi tliis great remedy, ' Sold ua»2er gaar- antee at Cady Drug Co., and O. T Larkin drug stores^ Price 50c. Washburn--Skinner. Thursday evening at St. Mark's Episcopal church at 6:30 occurred the marriage of Miss Gertrude A Skinner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Skfnner, of Malone to Mr: Libe Washburn of Philadelphia, Pa Miss Florence Skinner, sister of the bride was maid of honor, and Misses Jessie Marshall, Mabel Haw- loy, Mabel LaT ime 1 and Bleanor Skinner weie bridesmaids. D,r. Win- ford Wilder of Pittsfield, Mass,, was groomsman, and Arthur McClary, Willlaid Ames., S H. Clark and Fred Brjant weie ushers The ceremonj was pertormod bv Hev J H. Brown \octor of St Maiks. • The church decorations w<are taste- !ul, the red and green color scheme was can led out, evergreen and holly being extensively used. The bride vaa elegantly gowned, wearing a lace lobe over white patin, and ear- ned <ui exquisite shower bouquet of biiJal rohes and hhet> ot the valley. The biidebmnids weie gowned in white t ind each wore a wreath ot white iose\3 caul coined muffs ol holh tied with ted ubbon Tht maid ol honoi woie n white libeit.v satin empire gown The unpiestne ceiomoiiv ot the l'])i'coj>nl chinch was moJ the biide bei'is gnen awa\ U\ hoi lalhei At tilt, conclusion ol the church vMWie .i lecentiou was bold at iho Sktnnei homo \eath ,he whole ')ait\ .IOI om^anzeil the hapo\ couple to uif 10 in •-outh bound tn'iu, amid the h<\u(\ longiatulauons oi then mam tnonds tlie\ stinted ior (hen borne in Philadelphia, wheio Mi W.jshlmiu is emplo\od as .m inst,iii( oi in a pi hate MIIOO! Milon\ Black in Ncv Law Finn. New York. Deo. Ih, -Official a,n- nouncemont was made today of the UsfciOlution of the law lirm of Black, Otooft, Gruber and Bonygne. For- mer Governor Black with Henderson Peek, who has been a member of the >ld firm for. some time, will con- tinue the practice of law at No, 170 Broadway undov the name of Black and Peck. 5fotf£ Than a The • poiiee^^v^i^l^p^i able'vto. discover^^j^pj^P :body. ' : ..p£_ • a : 'i n0rX^0i^0§'\\' wrapped' in ;^^W^^^^ of ^ioth \\'ea^lllSi^f i!& river bank 'xha- ;ge^ltt||'^i||||i have; ;tt JE ^^mm iiiiP uear HogansbargH^liaE tj(ie: ^er^te^,atti'; : i$| P 5rle^ %&• (jlaiiB^^i|dKT witn'rdrin^c^B^S^ll >he crime. ^)\' -iffM^ Thousands SAMPLES Write to tho Dr. David Kennedy's ltondout, N. Y., for a /*«^eri pamphlet, containing much helpful jn«ofe^i\ j.ilut'0, au<l a fret sample bottle ©f^tkl^l'. '« ;uut j Kiduoy, Livor anil Blood medio^^, ,* \ DR. KENNEDY'S •AVORITE ; REMEDY A romt>dy backed bv over 31 years of imnikablo SUL-COSS USMI m thousands O£ horn b. PloAS.mt < o t ik\> — powerful to hoal. Stops that bickacbe, cloais up tl- mine, rclit^ve° frequent nrinatiou, sfo})*. 1 •>( al I'u^ p^xu; cjiues conatipution pepsia. Uememher ' The ntnnt A itiUt\ FnronU Remedy, p
