The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, December 13, 1901, Image 3
FISHING FICTION.
MAGIC EYE" OF THE 8AULT j
8TE. MARIE iNOIANS.
Am Oil Oaldc'i Biplnnntloa of the
UIIm Whlteflah Hunter'* Method
f Ciettluw HI* Ollatentng Cntch
Vr*n I'ndtr the Rapid*.
. The'first time I fished In the Snult
8te. Marie rapids." said a well known
Lake Iteuka sportsman, "I landed In
mm hone twenty-one brook trout that
^wifctgbed forty-five pounds; so I was
yttdr and willing to believe auything
I heard or read about the possibilities
_ of those Waters or the astounding
tMnjfs that men -who fished In tliem
vrcn< able to do.
"Consequently I believed what they
told me about the marvolous feats the
Indian fishermen of the Sault Bte.
Marie could perform in the way of
netting whlteflsb. Few who have toured
the great lakes havo net heard of
those same feats, witnessed them and,
. "of course, could do nothing but go
away believing that they were all they
seemed to be.
"Particularly will they marvel, as I
did, at the Indian whltoflsh fisherman's
magic eye with which he sedfus to
. Vv look down through ten feet or more of
foaming, rushing water and see wblteJ
fish 'that to the white man's eye would
ba invisible five Inches beneath the
* > aavface. It would have been strange
If I had not marveled at It, having
^ witnessed more than once mnnlfesta.
tlons of its alleged power. That was
before I talked with old Guide Garron.
The astounding feats of the Indian
whlteflsh netters of the Sault Ste.
Marls that the guidebooks and the
hotel keepers and steamboat men insist
on telling tourists about are performed
by two Indians In a canoe. One occupies
the stern and manipulates the
paddle to keep the canoe's bead pointed
np stream. The Indian In the bow,
landing upright, uses a pole to nkl in
propelling the canoe or in keeping it
steady. "
"Lying ready to his hand is a dip net
' four feet )n diameter, fastened to the
ond of a pole perhaps fifteen feet long.
The fishing la done at the foot of the
rapids, where the water bolls and tumbles
furiously. With his pole the Indian
In the bow keeps the boat moving
aboni In the rapids aud gazes constantly
into the water, which Is often ten
faet or fiacre deep.
: "8nddenly the Indian In the bow will
else the net handle with one hand,
never ceasing to manipulate the cauoe
tt'Ufftft'Ms pole In the other nor for an
* Instant removing his staring gnze from
the water. The net la not more than
m his band before he lms plunged it
$erhkprf*ten feet distant from the bout.
# thrusting it at tbc same Instant to the
bottom. Then he gives It a peculiar
twist, draws It up und. so rendering
the care of the canoe for the moment
to the Indian with the paddle, he
draws tkfi net up. never without from
tlired to half A dozen glistening wlilte?
!n It, frequently weighing live
nds each.
"The wondering spectator, seeing
nothing but the boiling wut< r, the sud
" den start of the^Indlnn and his quick
xterous plunging and drawing
ujl or the net with its invariable load
of"wlilteflsh, can do npthiug but acknowledge
to bimsclf tlia necromancy
Of the Indian's piscatorial art. I know
that i. did, and for two seasons gave
. myself away to tho iucc:::.:t'r>n of tliat
mysterious fishing. Then one day I
marveled at It greatly to Guide Garron,
the shrewd and cunning old Freuch.
man who knows every rock and eddy
* and nililrlpool of tlw rapids and all the
Wiles fcitd tricks that any other guide
. knows and a whole lot that 110 other
on? does know, and Garron's little
black, ayea twinkled.
" 'Ah!* he chuckled. 'Zat mageeck
hye. Ha von gr-r-raud homboag!'
"Then be explained In his voluble
as4 picturesque patois the appnreut
mystery of the Indian whiteflsli fisherman's
magic eye. Whiteflsb are natu*
ral denizens of the still, silent wate-s
of flto gfkat tflkaa. To get from Igiko
U?WM t<k?' annnrf... *K?-? A.I.
tji VM vuxroxx iinu
mutt fight their way up the fierce and
stubborn Bault Ste. Marie rapids. In
doing this they travel by easy stages.
They ean brave the rapids but n short
#dlBUn?fe at a time, when, nlmost exhausted,
they drop Into the shelter of
the friendly rocks that pilo the bottom
of the rapids.
"Huddled sometimes by the score behind
these rooks, getting wind, as
weri, to overcome another stage of
their Journey, |}>e whlteflsli, If the water
Is not'too deep, can be lifted out
by the tend of the fisherman, they are
so ffeftriy exhausted. The Indians as
well as the White fishermen know this
and, knowing well the location of these
Sheltering rooks, have only to thrust
(heir nets down behind them and draw
* them up filled with fish.
"The cunning of the Indian led him
long ago to give visitors the Impression
that he could penetrate the troubled
depths of the rapids with his gace and
dlgfovsr the whiteflsh on the bottom.
Tito wonder of It spread, and It has
Sen one o/.the fondest and best payg
fictions gf 'Susan Mary,' as the natives
give yotrfhe pronunciation of the
4^ Mult Ste. hlerift.V? Hew Turk Times.
-jk
gk ge Stcrdolt ef Asalw.
The fidltuX^bg anecdote1 of Leigh
Hunt was once related by "Orion"
is wtnavr went ^jftare limit, and fomBr
Wb In a largO room with a wide, oflT
fn?h!?>ne<i fireplace. Ha bad dragged
hi* pin no on to the hearth, close to a
large fire, lea ting oirty room for hlmeP
aelf and his choir, and was playing
With the greatest enjoyment,
"My dear feBow," cried Horte, "are
yon aware that yon are ruining your
piano forerer and erer In that heat?"
*1 know?T know," murmured Hunt,
|T>ut It la delicious."
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Via The Southern Railway.
On account of ih* South Cambiin Intrr8:
ate and W?st Iidiau Exiositmn to**held
at Clinrh ston, S. C. beeininx IVcember
1st, 1901, The Southern Itailwawill
sell excursion tickets to Charlr-stoi
and return at the following attractive
rate?: from Sjurtanburj?, 8. C.
Kor $10.00 tickets on sale daily, with
tinal limit. June Hrd, 1002
For $7 oo tickets on sale daily, limited
to return leu day a.
Fot $4 9o tickets on sale Tuesdays and
t.hursdays, liuiited to seven (7) days.
Corieepot.dii>Kly reduced rates from
illier psin's
The Southern Railway operates double
daily tvaius on convenient schedules with
I'uHman Sleepers to and from Cliarlestou.
s r.
For further information apply to:
W. H Taylor,
A. G. P. A , Atlanta, Ga.
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Dyspepsia in unrecognized in |H
JB half the oases. It deceives the
unknowing sufferer. Its many VP
Qfl variations work along the weakest B
Z linen of the system. To battle
25 against only one of them is vain,
SB Our booklet explains its eymp- |H
Z tonvs. Our Dyspepsia Tablets give ^6
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Ftate-e has some flue coloni. s but. u< 'Mi'tunateiy
for heiself, she has no col>?nut*.
Indeed, if the birth rate coni
nines to drop as it. has done in the lust
le&ide, she will soonhavo no population.
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An Ingenious Treatment by which
!>runkar s are Be ng ' urod Daily
in Spite of Themselves.
No Noxious Doses. No Weakening
of the Nerves. A Pleasant and
Positive Cur-- for the
Liquor Habit.
It i8 n<>w generally known and understood
that Drunkenness is a disease
and not weakness. A body filled with
iKrison, and nerves completely shattered
I>y periodical or constant use of intoxicating
lipuors, requires an antidote eapahloof
neutralizing and eradicating thin
poison, and destroying the craving for intOMcants.
Sufferers may now cure themselves
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md treatment of iueruriates. The faithful
use according to directions of this
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to cure the most obstinate case,
no matter how hard a drinker. Our
records show the marvelous transformation
of thousands of Drunkards into
lober, industrious and upright men.
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CHILDREN CUKE YOUR FATHERS!
This remedy is in no sense a nostrum
but is a specific for this disease only,
and is so skillfully devised and prepared
that it is thoroughly soluble and
pleasant to the taste, so that it can legit-en
in a cup of tea or coffee without
the knowledge of the person taking it.
Thousands of Drunkards have cured
themselves with this priceless remedy,
and as many more have been cured and
tnade teni]?erato men by having the
"CURE" administered by loving friends
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deluded by apparent and misleading
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when requested without extra
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world on receipt of one dollar. Address
Dept. 1 EDWIN B. GILES A COMPANY,
2330 and 2332 Market Street,
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All correspondence strictly confldental.
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Rings! Rings!! Rings!!!
elegant aaf >rtffrpi1t. <ff fancy
mone rings, plain gold wedding rings
?nd new designs in band rings. Ail
size* from the tiny baby ring to the
l.irge seal rini'g f< r gents dome and
i?t ns show you our line. We are
making a t-peuial run on a lady's
lJueber Hampden enmpbte watch.
It is a beauty and sella at alght,
M. E. TINSLEY.
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Wti'hingt.nn If* brooming one of th<
greatest 81 udcnts centers of the natioi
The several universities already ther<
and the largo number of private an<
technical schools for both sexes an
drnw ing annually lnrger contingent'
of young men and woman from al
parts of the country. The depart
inonts of governments are filled wltl
young men. brought by Congreasmei
from their districts, whose chief pur
pose is .to hold office only while fitting
themselves in the night classes o
the colleges for futuro professions
careers. There are over three thous
and such students in the city at th<
present time.
THE NEW WAY.
Common Sen6e For Women.
Ladies Should Read of the Litest and Host Success
ful Importation Ftom France.
All Womankind May Possess Brieht Eyes, Fai
Skin, Strength and Good Health.
Sn t)r. 1-aRord, the famous French practi
tinner who has devoted his whole life; lo the Mud;
of woman, and hn< won I lie highest dlstincfloi
through his wonderfully successful practice anion]
the first families of Paris.
WOMAN A HEROINE
Woman Is a heroine, sava the Doctor, and he
remarkable endurance and ability to wltliatani
the most trying ordeal compels admiration. Sh
is a siave 10 the Natural Modesty of lior sex, wlilel
so often pauses her to endure the greatest trials, am
siilfcr to silence, rather than consult even her lam
lly Physician. fearing to cxposo herself to ncces
sary questioning ami prohnhle x:\inination.
A LIFE STUDY
Rcengnlr.ing this fact early In his practice, Dr
latllord has, hv year* of study and close application
evnlrwd an entirely new method of treat nient fo
all ailments peculiar to women, which lias nic
with unbounded success, and his branch Othcei
managed by skilhd physicians under Ills persons
supervi?inn, are now located in every large c'tyo
Kurope.
Ity his smierlor method* each patient receive
absolutely free of i liarge, lull and detailed advic
csp. eially adapted to licr ease, thus avoiding al
embarrassment or inconvenience, and as Dr. lai
Itwel'v ri medics aie put t.p in the form of snial
dainty wafers, they are easily carried and laUei
al any time or place, w thnut attracting Attention
Tliis insures regularity In treatment which Is tuna
important to u cure, and generally imposslhli
with liquid remedies.
I.iquid renietlies always contain a large proper
lion id alcohol, ? liiskey or oilier liquors, to pre
serve them f.mn spoiling. Ilr. t.al!orit's Wafers ari
a "dry medicine" and an- positively free from in
toxicants or narcotic drugs of any kind.
MODERN METHODS
Dr. I,sRortl's greatest -iiccean lias been achieve*
by tin use of the "I'AKtlNI A WAIT.lt." This i:
not a I'alei t Medicine, h t a scientific prepariilioi
of "vihuri um," or "t'AltONIA'" (commonly knnwi
as H ack llnwklierryt, and oilier well known licrli*
whose curative propertn* have lie u known t<
herbalists for eeiiturio-. "Vilmrnutn." or "UAHONIA,"
is recngnir.<d nnri prescribed by the lending
physicians ill the world ns t lie list known Specifu
for female t nubles The extremely disagreeably
taste of these drugs lias liism overcome by skillful
tniinipulaiioii, retaining however ult of tlicir vlr.
til's ami strength, and these sped tics have been
so coiiihim d ai d prepared as to lorni a dainty wafer,
easily taken, yet cmlindying the most accurate and
eettain rure for female Wi akness, Nervous l'rosIra'ion,
I* infill and Suppress si Menses, Irregularity,
la-iieoirhoea or While.., Sterility, 1 leera'ion
of the Uterus, - hangout Life in Matron or Maid,
l lii'oliie Decline, Urinary Tioti des, Nervous Debility,
Profuse flow, threatened M fcarriage. Pal
pii.itinn of III Heart, Pains <11 the la-It Side, ''old
Mauds or Poet, Iteari g Dowp Pl|i|!S, Baekae||c
s|,.i, I in s-of iMv.illi, Scalding oi rio , Soreness ol
llreast, Neuralgia, Uterine Dis|ilaeeir.ent, and all
ill ssc sj n ploins u ic make lint average wi niau'r
lite so miserable. It makes* child birth easy anil
SWKS Dtli-TOIl-' III M.S.
A VALU h BLE FEATURE
" A DON | A W AKICUS" hnv? proven a blessing tc
tin usaiids of sobering women, who have been made
well, strong and happy in a suiprisingly short
lime, hv tills wonderful treatment, They will not
only cure the n ost ? hstlnatc eases, no matter how
long neglected, hut are also the only known i"iiicdj
that can l? absolutely relied upon to prevent those
ltinllllilv isa'tiris. ,?r ..* - i 1 -
v. ... . v. ..Hi. |iitiii moo niiutTIII);,
nttillfsslj 1'iuliinil liy m> many ol our women.
PURE AND EFFf CTIVE
"DU. LvllOitD'S fAIM1N! A WAKKllS" ar?
purely vejfclnhle, cnntainiii;; no injur mis < hem.
teals ordriiKS uml an- positively j;iur?iillS.il locuri
I'vi'ii t lie most iicrI rted eas s, if direct inns an
carefully fnl|:>" id,nnri tin- nutliciue honestly taken
Tli if vn itniile rsui tiy, ''lilt. I?\IIOIU)'.s'caUO
Nl.v," Is now on sain In America liy i|ie importiin
li. ni of Novks I-Tt.i.i:k 0 impast,' who have con
traded with Dr. la'ltord lor the exclusive ttftenc.'
lor the Culled Stales. A Consultation Department
under tin* supervision I Dr. I.ul'.ord, is maintainc
and special advice luruislusl nhs-dutuly free o
charge to all wlio lake the treatment, ladies or
de iup "CA ItON I A" are invited to write all ahoin
I heir particular cases, in detail, and arc assurer
the most sacred private as to their correspond' nee
as no testimonials or letters from ludics arc cvci
published hy us.
ne Cox of "CAHttNIA iVAI plls," containiut
a month's supply, will sent, securely packer
and prepaid to any address in lite U. S. or Canada
on rsceipl of (ln<- Dollar, i|ecouipan en hy the dc.
tails of your case. A full aiufconiplete Irealmetil
including al I necessary medicine, anil our wriltei
guarantee, f ire Dollars, payaMc in ;u|v nee,
Tit is chance covers all expense, Including Iret
advice and full directions. 'J here are no addtiioim
charges 01 any kind, thus placing lite treat Uldll
witiiin tlic reach 01 ail.
Address Consultation Dept., Till: Noyus-Fcli.KI
('umpvny. Market and "241It Ms., 1'liila. :tu-ly
I'lVnidt'til K'SisctpIi V ntesrage wns rent
trkably clmiac.ifii i-Uc ?* iho mail. Ii
earned binail coiufoil to ihe ? fli -h seekers
and our foreign ftif-iuls and foos
htive lunch l?? ihiiik about and talk over,
Money to Loan.
I have money U> loan on unproved
farms at 7 per cent iiiterfRt. No commission
except a K-ajon^hle attorney fet
o p'fpnrii g ttecfftsary pajtcrs.
V K, flKPAMi
ToCurc a OoltJ i? Oue Day
r??ke Laxative liroruo Quinine Tablets.
Alls druggists refund the money if il
fails to cure E W. Grove's aignaturt
in ea !? hor 4N 1y
eh
FOR Si
p COUGHS AND COWS
i IN CHILDREN
^ 1
j Recommrrid.ition of a Well Known
< It icngo Physicin n.
, I ose and imperil e Chamberlain's
I Conph Remedy for almost. all nlrt'nate,
constricted c tuglis with din ct resultI
prescribe it to children of all ages Am
1 glad to recommc d it to all in need ai<<!
1 -c Kiiur relict' from edds and coughs and
" bronchial uflhetions. It is unn-narcoiic
md safe in the hands of the most, un'
profersiotia). A universal oan:i<s>a for
I all nvuikind'?Mis M-ry I? Melpnd*.
- M D.. Ph. D. Cnicago 111. This
* remnlv is for sale by, F. (J. Duke,
Druggist.
Mr. Roosevelt has been credited with
loving a light, hut lie si-ems t? have discovert
d through participating in the
livolv scrapping 'hat has lavn going on
- between republican factions of a nutnl?er
of Slate s over the Federal e tli'eis and
that ??ver tariff revorsion and reciprocity
r that is raging among republicans in Con
gr?p.s, uiai it, is pwupie tor a man U> get
mi overd?>ge of a thing lie loves
I A J Snell wanted to attend a party,
hut was afraid to do so on account of
pains in his stomach, which he feared
J would grow worse. He says, "I was
P telling uiy troubles to a lady fiiend,
i? who said: 4C baniberlain's Colic, Cholera
1 and I) arrhoen Remedy will put you in
- condition for th- party.' I licught a
liottle and take pleasure, iu stating that
two doses cured me and enabled me to
' have a good limn at the iiarty " Mr.
r "tnell is a resident of Summer Hill, N Y.
* Thin remedy is for sale, by. F. C. Duke,
j Druggist.
* The transfer of the army school
'{ for engineers from Wilket's Point,
- Xow York, to Washington Barracks,
] has been effected. One of the bent
i. modern schools of armv engineering
) in the world is to be equipped for the
training of our engineering corps.
; This is one of the most important
e branches of the military service and
* the honor men who graduate from
West, Point, are assigned to it as a
( special mark of merit.
' The Best Time.
The best time to curs a cnush or cold in
5 when you are Hrst affected. A pleasant mid
sure remedy for sore throat, weak lungs,
r bronchial soreness, roughing spoils, etc.. is
; Mexican Syrup for coughs and consumption,
i lie wise in time and keep a bottle in your
I medieine ehest. always handy for immediate
use, remembering the old adage, "a stitch in
time, saves nine." It is a true lung tonic
, and sells for only 25 cents.
Many Wonder.
Many wonder how it is that pin worms and
stomach worms get into little children, or
now a tape worm ;rxj tcet innv, can tret in
ami exjstaud prrow inside of a man, as it
sometimes happens. They may well wonder
for it is u Kfeat mystery, However, ipany
know from pxperjoncu ni|\t Mother's Wutin
[ Hyrtip will rui one of intestinal worms and
greatly improve the health after the worms
. ' have heon destroyed and expelled. It is absolutely
a harmless remedy to take, and as it
only cost* 25 cents, all should try i- who suspect
woi ins to be the eauseof their ill health.
Mexican Root Pills.
' These pills,? ostintr only 25 cents a box, nrp
the latest vegetable discovered for eieanslnff,
r novating, strengthening and regulating
the liver nml bowel t. llettor lieslth invariably
follow their use.
i The IIest Time.
< The host time to cure pain is when you
first fcol it Alwnys have a bottle of Ooooh's
yuiek belief in the house, t'urcs external
, or internal pain and costs only 25 cents.
. Cures cramps and eolic.
The Whole Ilody.
The whole body depends on (food, hoalthy
! blood for its sustenance and strunKth, Noth,
ing makes thp blood mo healthy and the nerves
I so ationg as Conch's Sarsaparllln. Head testir
inoulals on its wrapper,
( Pilc-itie Cares Piles.
f Monoy refunded If It ever fails.
Akti-Aoue cures Chills and Fever.
L
The United Textile. Workeia of America.
who h-tve been holding a convention
in Washington, niiMiin?ou.sl> adopted
strong resolutions against the ship sub
J si<lf j >it. which the republican bosses
| set m determined ti? fotce through this |
Congress. The nreamlile s-oil .if t.l?i- I
> *'Ii is in the interest of lar/e corp ?r?|
t'o s which H>e i's chief backers and offers
no liein-lit to the producer, tlio
' watfe-enrner or the ship*-er. and instead
of bringing new co- cerns into the sh ppiig
business iias a tendency to keep
' theni out by aivi tr a rnnno|toly to ill >se
" already in" and the iesnh|ti<uis a-ldid;
' We co detnn this-lbp snt? dv bill as the
woist. form ot das* lec'blatioii in that it
proposes to tax all t"e people for the
item fit of syndicated interests, whose
o\ei(l iwii g ei.ff??rs show that they ar*
I aboiMianlly able to take care of theui
selves, ami we stand by the doctiineof
f equal rights to ali and special pi ivileges
to none, and oppose all forms of subsidies
and ?iatuiti<s to piivatc interests." I he
textile workers are to be conspatulated
upon bavins: taken such a linn Htand
upon sound democratic principles.
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ltS-d Chamberlain's Couch H inedv *S
is an excellent medicine. 1 have Iteen
Miff'ling from a seytre cough f?n Hie last
two mouths, and it has t-ffee'ed a cute All
I have gi eat plea-nip in reeouinruudt u CATAK
it ?W C. V\tK KNFR. Ti is IS ill* Jj|)se.K> 11
opinion of one of >.ur oldest a- d mo I ,eir.
I expected residents, and has bee-. volUu- "iei.n,
lanly given in good faith that, others -l,V .
may try iho remedy and be b-neli ed as Hfune ,
was Vir. Wockner. Tnis teiutdy is sold a'jinoj
by F. C. Duke, Druggist. niente c
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w ukuj owiiw srusMii' says mat me '.""" ~
mtentionof Coagma U> ^
AlcK'nlev one \eai\s s i hoy of the IVesi- j1 flt j
ileitis ?|Vl . am! U> gram her a |)-n i when fi
has given It:*- to the suggestion that t|\ s ;lt ont.^
eaunot. lie done without-aNi giving c - TAltitl
sideratiou to the case ?.?f M. > llauisoii, ping th
.idowi.f PieMdeiiL HaniH'Ui. tianiutii
Purify the Blood dieted* |
By taking lie old reliable Botanic
Blood Bum (B B. B ); cures ulivrs. at?hee
scrofula, le/. iiia, pimphs, itchii g ski. t.ncll pi
aching liuues, boiU, cm bunch s. If \on externa
ire all in down take B. B B It win m0utli'i
give life, vigor and strength lo the hlood. ce8JJftrv
B, B. B mak-s tin blood pti aim ucu. "SM
Druggists.$I Trial treatrn tit fiee, h\ CATAh
writing Blood Bthn t o., Atlanta, lh now re
positive
The outlook for irrigation legislation gusting
this session is go? d. Mondell, of W>- tionqui
ining, has u good measure, and is well wonder
fortitied with arguments foi its supjiort
Five to four again. Tons the United leads
States Supreme Court continues to divide FEES"
on theaiMuiporiaiil question whether the once,
constitution follows the dag. complet
guarnnt
The World's Great Fever Mediciue, f?nn or
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Johnson's Tonic does in a day what age. I)
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r is nothing like Asthraalena. It
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Rev, C. F. WELLS, of Villa
III., Rays: 44Your trial bottle of
ilene received iu good conditiaa.
It iru you llOW IBankrul I f?ttl
good derived from it. I wm a
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I liuia for ten years. 1 despaired
being cmed. I saw your adrart
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rmenting disease, Asthma, and
. you bad overspoken youiseWaa,
jived to give it a trial. To my
iment, the trial acted like a
Send me a full-size bottle."
v. Dr. Morris Weclisler,
tabbi of the Cong. Bnai Israel.
Ne?v York, Jan. 3, 1801.
AFT BllOS\ MKDICINKC*.,
men: Your Aetlimaleno is an *?
omeily for Asthma and Hay K?t#r,
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at Asthniulenu contains no eptam.
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t cry truly yours,
Hkv. Dr. Mohris Waoasr.a*.
Avok Sphinob, N. Y., Feb. 1, 1M1.
if duty, having tested the wonderfa!
y wife tins been nillirted with syaimy
own skill as well as many etaera
li street. New York, I at onee ebking
it ubnut the first of November.
iK one bottle her Astlnna has 4leapteel
that I can consistently resemIressing
disease.
O. D. PHELPS, M. D.
Feb.?. 1M1.
rs. I have tried numerous remedies,
int and started with a trial bottle.
II size bottle, and I am ever grateful,
liable to work. I am now in the best
tony you enn make such use ef as
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07 East lUVth st? City
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?t., N. Y. City.
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