Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 27, 1881, Page 10

4 ev THE CHICAGO. TRIBUNE: SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 188i-TWENTY PAGES. THE CITY. PERSONAL AND GENERAL. B. Innenry, of Germany, is at the Palmer. H. B. Lee, of Atlanta, Ga., is at tne Tremont. Dm. JouxG. Ler, of Philadelphia, is at the Pacific, ee Ges. R. M. McKesziz, U. S.A. is at the Palmer. - 8, H. Wars and JK. MacCauley, of Montre- al, are at the Palmer. “ Mg. axp Mus. Tomas Rosrxsos, of Eureka Nev., are at the Palmer. + Mn. axp Mus. F. A. Barros, of Ft. Worth, ex., are at the Shermun., ! MR. aNp Mus. W. A. Howe and daughter, of Dover, Mass., arc at the Tremont, * E.V. Wisren, General Manager of the West Wisconsin Railroad, is t the Pacific. W.E. Horz, Enstern Passenzer Agent of the Chicago & Alton Jtuilroad, is at the Leiand. J.L. Hawes Mise Maria W. Hawes, and Miss Te A. Briggs, of Kalamazoo, Mich. are at the Palmer. ; p. John McCreery, Mayor’ of: Spring- nedtane Iady are in the city visiting their rriead B, A. Watson, Esq., of the Ogden House. Lawyer D. R. Keoven bus a new client—a girlwelgutag ufne pounds anda uult. ‘Soo ar- rived yesterday morning, und is the barrister’s sirst, ‘ ‘Miss BARTLETT, tho soprano from Boston, wilt sing with the choir today at Trinity’ Episcopal Church, corner ot Twenty-sixth strect and Mich- igan avenue, ease Mrs. M. G. Lasrnrys has just published “The Llitnols Lawyers’ Pocket Diury for Iss2"—a little book which contains much iuformuuon of value to every lawyer practicing in this State. ARA Te Urros, of Batavia, N. ¥.. 5 tor af we inte Gen. Upton, as spending @ few days in the city. the guest of ber brother, Par- Jey Upton, and his family, at 5:35 Indiana ave- nue. ‘The seventh lecture of the secular course of the Philosophical Society wa» delivered in Apol- Jo Hall fast evening by Prot. It. U. Piper, bis subject beng “Scientific Testimony iu the Ex- amination of Written Documents.” ‘Tne vemperature yesterday, 28 observed by Mauaser, optician, & studison rect (TRIBUNE Building), was as follows: 8a. mn., 35 dearer Wa. m., 93; 2 m., 33 3p. mw. 39; 9 p.m, Barometer, § a. un, 29.64; 9 p. mi. 2073. “ALbEuNT ROMAINE and Fred Mozris, the two young men who were arrested upun the charze of attempting to rob x mutt on the Clark: street bridge Thanksgiving nigat, had u hearing before a stice Raufinann yesterday, und were dis- charged, their arrest ev:dently oemg a mistake. Derory-Snesire Stacy yesterday levied Upon the euects of Bogat & Blair, shirt manu- tucturers, doing business at Nos. i, 94, and 93 Franklin street, to satisfya claim for $557 in favor of the Commercial National Bank. Dep- ‘uly-Sberif Burke dia some work 1m the same line, seizing a lot of goods ina warehouse to entisfy a claim of the Empire Distillery Compa- ny against the old tirm of Lawrence & Martin, + amounting to about $4,000. Tae friends of Mrs. C. G. Barth, who has now Deen absent over four years jin {ltaly, will be picused to learn of ber successful début at Verona, where she bas justed co: picted: s shore engaxement, having uppeare ming in La Eonnambune” Uargucrite in" Faust,” aud Gida “Rigoletto. and that she expects soon to re- tun 10 Chicago, "where sho will undoubtedly prove a valuable addition to our local musical suciety. : Cuaniyes Gorwas, 2 thief young ic years and old in experience, was released from the * Joliet High-Scbool” only a few days ago. . He cume to this city and struck up a partnership with a kindred epirit pamed Martin Black, Yesterday Ube twain were “spotted” in the Fair on State strect by Detective Gallagher and fuliowed to the corner of State and Madison streets, where they were seen making un attempt to pick a woman's pocket... They wilt appear with otter 1ers Monday morning at the South Side Pole Court. Te. first regular monthly reception of the sicoge ‘Press Ciup fer the current season was given last evening at the rooms at the club, cor of Cinrk and “Madison streets, and proved 1 y enjoyable afiair, There were present rep resentutives of the Boston Idexiupera compan the Maggie Mitchell company, and te Good § well. 23 A number of local mu: of the club. These recep- tions -are to be given every inonth during the scuson, aud bid fair to equal those given last year in point of exccllence. Own to the rapid appronch ot severe weuther, the Iilinois" Aumane Society nus d rected ail its small street-fountains to be clo:ad yor the winter, as usual. The society is en- Uitled to thanks for its generous work fn tis depurtwent, which bas been continued with increasing Value tor the p: seveu years. There is uv depurtment of the sucicty’s work ‘that has a ynive more appreciable by the passersby than this. - Hundreds of thousands of anluials have Deen rested and refre-ned by these simple but ‘effective agents forthe proinotion of, comfort und the incuication of merey. The ed@iety docs net need auy commendation, but Lue Trinuxe 4s'¢lad to speak of its elective work, honorinir, asit dovs, not only its members but cur citizens at large. ABour three weeks aro Jobn S. Quinn, alias “ Bull,”'2 notorious youny scoundrel, was caught closing_a showease in Joseph Suifrin’s jewelry store, No. 15{ Milwaukee avenue. ‘The propric- tor, the pergon who saw thé act, tried to capture the young, but before he succeeéed * Bull” hud bad time to transfer to 2 lame ennfedernte named Jobnson whutever property be hud stolen. Qcinn was. arrested, und yranted. a change of venue from tho West Side Police Court to Justice Morrison, who dismis: ease. Immediately thercafjer Saffrin, wh ‘by the thett was five witehes valued at $15 ewore out a warrant befure Justice Scully, and yesterday Quinn was arraigned before ‘that imagistrate, who, after hearing the evidence, bound die prisoner tu uppexr before tho Crimi-. uxi Court. The second arrest and successful ‘prosecution are due to the persistence of Ofli- cers Costello and Keck. ‘THE Ancient Comnpanions’ Domestic Club pur- poses making a pilgrimage to Freeport during tho coming week on the invitation of the Grand Communder Knights Templar of Llinois, aud in- tends taking with it two valuable reltes, the property of the club—viz.: A Pythagorean urn {eaid to be over 200 ‘years old)’ und a Chaldean helmet.. Tho urn was obtained from a Ducal Fslace at Rome and presented by te Von S.aubens during their recent visit here, and was exhibited and attracted erent atteution.at tho ‘Yorktown Centennial. 3ts sides are carved with curious inscriptions surrounding 2 iusterfy painting of Dante's Vision. The beimet was taken from the Leaning Tower of Pisa, and is unique inevery particular It stows evidence of use and wear, and when discovered was full of antique relics of former ages, mingled with rollsof papyrographs. ‘The organization num- ‘bers clgity, composed ot leading Templars from. various Oommanders in the Stata, and is orzan- szed exclusively for social pur; ‘The otic sre: Judge J. ii. Bradwell, President; Itobert £ Storey, Vice-President; Jumez Hitchcock, Sec- retary; faenry D. Fields, Treasurer. _) THE LUMBERME: CELISZ. Areguiar monthly price-!fst_ meeting of ‘the Lambermen’s Exchango wis held yesterday torning, President A.G.Vun Schaick in the chatr, A communication from the National Ascocia- tion of Lumber-Der ad and referred to tho Arbitrauon Committee: The recom- mendations of the Board of Directorson changes -in nomenclature in the price-lists were not adapted. ‘A prive-lst for December was adopted, after making an nddition of 0 cents per thoussnd on common and cull vourds, and dropping all “greca” quotations, Shingles. were advanced Pi cents, md“ Cediir *A*" were added to the Hist at $3. Lath was advanced 40 cents, 10 $2.75. Alllists heretofore sent out by de: z Sng with thi; ‘Phe Secretary was instructed to endeavor to ascertain the details of ail stuck, iu the Chicago yards Jan, 1, 1882, A PLUNDEEING SERVANT GIRL. Sarah Eagan, a comely and well-dressed ‘woman of the ass, aged 38 years, arrested yesterday by Det Haus and Jocked up a Later in the day I at No. 21123 Wabash avenue, gna in company. wi Werore Jastice Wailace av the arraigned Ste Poll Court, where a charge of larceny against. “the ~ woman’ stolen = property charged against man. it appears - that Sarat ferved In tne capacity of serv of 2, 1. Thomipan, Ne 0. In those: 220 Indinna 3 atic course of earcici thievery, taking wh; J5 cary away, and intr her friewd Gatto. Whe 23 Searched that wis found a ontnining at least $10) worth of sille dresses, table-linca, silverware, and valuabie articles of wearing: spvarel The defendants asavd for a con- Unnance tll tomorrow morning, and it was Rranted. : MOUNT HOLYOKE ALUMNE. ‘The eighth annual reunion of the Mount Holy- oke Alumow Association was held at 10 o'clock Yesterday. morning at the Grand Vacitic Hotel. Hrs. Jane F. Waite presided. ‘tne proceeding: Were opened with devoronal ‘exercises, after which lecters of greeting were read {rom Mrs. Harriet X, Haskell, of Monticello: Miss Jesso; Oxford: Ellis, Towa Colleges. Mrs. Moses Smith, of Detroit, and Miss Wade. A suzyes- Hon was made fa aliss. Wade’s communication that the uame of tho institution should be gbanged from Mount Holyoke Seminary to Mount Holyoke College, but after considerable discussion it Was determined to make uo cbunge. At was resolved, however, that a petition be pre- sented trum the association that a woman be placed upon the Boan! of Trustees, and Mrs. A. pane and, iiss Burton were appointed to pre- i esent tho fon to. zove pel the governing fe that the assocla- Hon bad contribuved to ‘ho funds of the ring st year. ‘Waite, Fresident, vendered ter fesignation of ‘that bo sition, - It was accepted, and Mrs. T. Groves was | chosen to fll the vacant office. “Bliss Merrick, Miss Taompzon, ana Miss. Kellogg, were elected Vice-Preaidents to fill vacancies. “ The'meeting then adjourned for one year. : ConoxeRn's TSQUESTS: *—~ = ‘The Coroner held an inquest yesterday at No. 218 North Market street upon Mary Gallagher, and found that death bad ‘been caused by fatty dezeucration of tho heart; at No. 2871 ae nO field street on Joseph A. Berg, and found that he bad come to his death from a shock cause by veins run over by Car No. dst, of the Chicago Cir Railway Company. trom the, pltforin of which be fell while sutfering from dizziness, and that no one was to bigine for the wecldent: at No. 45 South Green street upon | Ella O'Malley, a child who, by the overturning of a stove by which he. was standing; was scalded by the inhalation of steam: at tho Morgue upon the: body ot James E. Belt, who was “run over and killed at the corner of Car- penter street and Carroll avenue by an engine of the Pan-Handle Railrond, the jury conclud~ ing that deceased's carelesness was the cause of. the accident; at No, 1) Elizabeth street upon John O'Connor, who died Nov. 25 trom cerebral- apoplexy. Joun L. Kinder, who lived near Ar- Imgton “Fights, committed suleide Friday night by banging. ‘The Coroner yesterday deputizes Justice Duuton, of the sbove-named pince, to hold an inquest, und a verdict was rendered in aecordance with the fucts 2s above set forth. TWENTY-FOURTH ILLINOIS. Tho twelfth anuual reunion of the Twenty- fourth HMinols Regiment of Voluuteers (tho first regiment that Col. Hecker commanded) was held lust evening in Lower Farwell Hull, About 150 persons were present, Including dnembers and their ‘friends - and tami- lies. An elegant supper was “first dis- posed of, atter which Lorenz Matern, Presi- dent of the association, made a short address of welcome. Dr. Schusidt thon gaye some inter- esting reminiscences of army life, and closed with a sketch of the life and services of Col. iiccker. Short speeches were made vy Col, Wiliam Vocke and some of the high privates of the association. At tho close of the supper the tables were cleared away and the partyen- gaged themselves tu dancing until an_early hour this morning. The musi¢ was furnishea by members of the old regimental band. ‘The hall was very handsomely decorated with tags and evergreens, and presented a tasteful ap- pearance, THE CITY-HALL. ‘Tnene were forty deaths reported in the city yesterday. ‘Tue Washington City Water Department has written for information regarding Chicago’s water supply and cost of muintaining it, Justice Watnace yesterday fined Henry Ueiner. No, 223 Iglenart place, #25 for viola- uon of the building ordinance. ' Justice Kuuf- maun intlicted_the following fines also: Jacob Mauk, No, 261 Judd street, 30; C. H. Bluke, No. 77 West Madison, and S. MeMahon, North Asb- lund avenue, $10 each. ‘Wne report of the work done by the Factory Inspectors during the pazt. week, showed twat they made exuminauons of Seventy-seven “factories; 318-¥ nnd thirty -miscellaneous Places of business, in, which ‘there were em- ployed 5,622 persons, ‘Chere. were efzhteen spe- cial examinations made, twenty-eight notices Served, and forty-two nuizances abuted. Srneet-Suretistespest WiLtrakt Fogarty was exceedingly scarce about the City-Huilyes- but the records of the County Clerk ex- it, and by toduy there: will probubly be a. Mrs. William Fogarty. Mr. Fogariy has joined ihe band of benedicts very quietly, and his riends and nequeintances will’ wish bin happiness and joy in_his matrimonial venture. ‘there are few officials inthe city employ who are more conscientious than Mr. Fogarty in the discharge ot his duty. ‘Tz deaths from small-pox yesterday num- | bered three, one of which occurred at No, 1:3 Cornell street and two cases.xt the hospital, one of which was taken from No. 25¢ North Market uud the other ut No. 49 Rucker street. New cass were reported from No. 514 West Eight genth, No, GV North Loomis, No, 360-North Mar- No. 42 Superior streets, No. 3152 Arche tue Isiund, and No. 1702’ Wentworth avenues. ‘A case of diputheria was reported from No. 39 Xwenty-titth strect, and seariet-fever trom No. 225 and 289 Clark street, Roum 13. of the interesting items of the Factory eelors’ reports for the pust week related to the number of men employed by the Chicago City Ruuway Company. Taeir pay-rolt for Ue- lover showed tt they bad 2,114 men under pay, employed as follows: On ‘cuble rond, 1 trackines, cunduetors and drivers, grovms, 63; feedmen, | 3 Watchmen, 8: Switehmen, "5; fampmen, 4 re 3: 3 ein rs, 1: miller, 1; wagonmuker rs und plumbers, Is; thacainists, 4; en 43; men en, ‘doin putting in ma- e 20; painters, spectors und start- ers, 7; ollice wen, 20. ‘This includes ail employés of the road. Dr. Hewrrz, the Seerctary of the Minnesota State Board of Heulth, was at the Health Onice . ‘ROOK, Very anxious te refute the ich had appeared in the Chicago in regard to the allezed: prevalence of ispox in his State us au epidemic. He said there bud been but one epidemic outbreak of tho disease, and tbat was in the Town of Spring Hill, where it_ began, and where some 1:5 euscs bud occurred in alland the disease was now dyfay‘out. In all, not over forty other cases und occurred in other parts: of the Stute since the lst of July last, ana all these were isolated cases, Which were properly guarded und quar- uutined, and the necessi precautions taken by yaccluation to prevent a spreading of tbe “ disease. - Dr. | Hewitt believes in using humanized virus for vaccination, taken “from bealthy babies, of which there were plenty in Minnesota. The’ cause of the epidemic in Spring Hill was traced directly to quarantine in the New York hurbor. whence the disease wa girectly Imported. Other cises at other places came from Chicago, lowa, and Daxot. LOCAL ITEMS. Arecent publication’ by a prominent Chicago publishing. houge which bas a facctiously-in- clined proof-reader run through an edition with tho intended lines, + Were Ia favored minstrel, in thy service never mute," rendered “Io thy service e'er to toot.” Brown & Prior have just received per steamer Britunnic’ au importation of the most elegant novelties for gentlemen ever brought to this city. ‘The goods were ‘selected ‘by Mr. Prior while in Europe, and include a case of umbrellas of genuine Spitiltield silk, in quality the sume ‘us made Ubirly years azo; and among the novel designs in handles are death- heads, exposed only upon prezsing a spring, the miuscotte, ete., in silver, rhinoceros, ebony, cte. The importation alzoembraces a’superb selection of canes in equality rare and effective designs. These goods ure congned in safe tu Messrs. Brown & Prior, und were ordered expressly for the holidays. “In Boston there are sixteen women to one man.” Happy man!—Buston Transcript... Have patience, old m: bave patience. I hive twen- ly of thein fooling "round and crawilag after me every nizht.~Grosvenor. ; H. B. Bryant's Chicago Business Collere ts ving a very prosperous year, Youugmen and women are entering daily. No better inyest- ment can be imade than’ taking this: practical training. At n recent meeting a prominent journalist of this city took the chair. “At least” he thus ex- pluined to an inquiring friend the prosence of a lucze piece of court-plaster covering a cuton nis face. After the stock of diamonds now in the bands of dealers 1s exhausted, customers will baye to pay 25 percent more for good stones, New ie ihe time to buy. ‘Trask, Howe & Co. diamoua “Do you think Sam would steal?” asked master of his servant, “No, massab,” reyied the servant, “1 dou't think he would Steal; but then, if 1 was a chicken 1 should roost high Tho people appreciate the many efforts mute to please them by the broprietor of two of the most prominent restaurants and lunch roous—the Comtnon Sense, State and Randolon, and the Boer of ‘Frade, 219 and 271 Lat Sule st. “ Love is blind,” und that is how they: manage to keap rignt oa’ with ‘the gus turned down. Lowel’ Citizen. “Love Inughs at locksmiths, and taat is how the young wan always man- ages to get the front door open without vequeuk. Abiorn’s price on panel photozraphs is $3 per dozen. fn fine crayon and colored stavon Work he is unapproachable. Studio 35 West Mudison street. ° A country paper in Hlinois says among its i items: “No word'has yet been neard Abranam Lever, who went off two weeks ‘o with his wife's red-beaded hired girl. Unul a oat class will be in ly greatbargaine in tinest underwear sbirt-store, 45 Dearborn strect. * Short, but sweet,” as an old mafd sald when she kissed the dwar? who wis on exhibition. She might with equal propelety buve sung “Sivect and Low" upon this occasion. J. H, Birminghain ts paving immense success with bis boxes of one hundred and four Picture cards for 50 ceuts, 115 Deurborn street. " gaid a mother. to er 7-year-old “you must not interrupt ine when Tam ing with ladies, You must wait till we stop, d then you ming talk, But you never stop,” retorted the boy. Keller, ludies’ bootmaker, 48 Monroe strect (Paliner House), bas ull the measures be bas inken tor tfteen years. Gentlemen. contemplat- ing gifts to Indies should note this. ‘The effort to revive hoopg.bns proved unsuc cessful, ‘and the sight of 2 woian crossing a muddy’street no longer resembles a_bird-caze Ralkiug off with a pair of stockings. The youn mun who. made this observation was recently. struck with blindness, pias You can buy boots and shoes at about what the thread and wax cost. Ladies flag * Polar button, men's tine sewed tongue, $3.50, at Wehe’s closing-out sate at 31 West Mudison, A young Indy having died with a guitar in her hands, a Bostonian recrets the fact, but. would not -ebject if a few young men should die with accordions in their bands. : Cooper, the hatter, carries the best stock . and 13 Ciark street. ‘y makes the lowest prices on gents’ head-wear, at AA little -girl passing the Washington statue f lately asked 2 lady who was with ‘ber if Was! ington was burie there. “No, said the lady aes sore nehe buried?” asked the little girl. [don't know," said the lady. « d wdgon't engss you don't read your Biblo mueb,” sald little innocence. 4. new arrival of colored Astrakban, Palt Mall, aid some other fine styles of overcoating | Turner's fine tailoring shop, 8 Madison st = a Officer—** fow's this, Murpzy? The; Sergeant complains that you called him names. me ‘Private Murphy—"Plaze,surr, I niver cae him anny names at all." All T'said was, *Ser- geant,’ says I, ‘some of us ought to be in a me- nagerie.” " If you are going to buy’ Mrs. mond earrings for Christmas, scle at Trask, Rowe & Co.'s, and hav aside for you. L In the full tho young man's fancy lightly turns to thourhts of love; for he thinks ir would be handy to have some ane mend bis glove. Prof. A. A. Griflith, of Chicago University, is to open the star lecture course in Urbana, 0. Tuesday evening with his Iecture on “Faces and Voices, or Studies of Character.” = SI declare,” exclaimed: Brown, “1 believe I have forgotten all Lever knew." : "Sorry to bear it," remarked Foeg. +t How- ever, you can take an hour some duy and learn it alfover again.” AE Nes A very fine specimen of sup work is shown in a coupé just finished by P. L. Smith & Co., 301 Wabash avenue. for Dr. R. Ludiat. ‘This firm excel in this line, and the coupé js a credit to Chicago manau feet ntts, Kate Claxton is now. performing to a very smull audience, It's a girl. ‘She has been play- ing a comedy in one act. : _———— trials are given dally at 169 East Madi- son reel of SDE Sykes’ Sure Cure for Ca- tarrh”—the great’standurd romedy. —— Finest teeth, $7.. Filling, half price. mins, dentist, 70 State, corner Randolph. a Werecommend Eldredzesewingz-machines, a ” ‘The “Mars” Cologne:is’ admirable;. it is ex- quisite; it is Buck & Rayner’s. i FURNILURE, £c. Xa pate of din- lect them no’ ‘Mave them laid Cum- i r AGAI REV-EL Fifth-ay. & Randolph-st tirniture, Parlor Salts, | jamber Nails, Loves, aloon Outlits, ore Outs, BARGAINS. SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY. GEOMEGAN & REVELL, -Fifth-av, and Randolph-st. MILLINERY, . Plushes at $1.80, worth $2.28, Flushes at $2.80,.worth $3.50. wt ae at $3.59, worth Plumes in. Elegant, Shades -at $3.00 and $3.50. Trimmed Hats for . Children for be, Worth $150... Trimmed Hats for Children ~ 85¢, worth $173... Stylish Hats and Bonnets in great variety. W. HL HAGEDON, 42 & 44 Madisom-st.” | for + RLone time was vi VOLUNTARY INDORSEMENTS. “PROTA ATTESTED. Some Important Statements of Well-known People Whol- ly Verified. The Valuable Results of Painful Experiences Giv- en to the Public. A Mass of Evidence Entire- ly Conclusive in Its Nature. 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Cy In freight-house of Grd Trunk R. R., Twelfth-st. Cu1caco, Ill., June 22, 1881, 41. H. Warner, & Co. ‘Dear Sins: Ihave forsome time past been aficted with. Kidacy Complaint, from which [. could obtam no relief until | used*your Sufe Kilaney and Liver Cure. Since then I bave bad no trouble and am x well m:n. Engineer C. &N. W. RR. CAicAGo, UL, Jaly 5, 1881. HH. Warner & Co.: - Genruenes: I have for, three months: been Dear the grave. My doctorattending me thought VOLUNTARY INDORS there was no hope for my recovers.. Upon ask- ing for u remedy for my complaint I saw a bot- tle marked Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and now baving used three bottles I am. very much improved,-and Hope with a contin- uanco of the remedy £ will be restored to my former vigor. 3 Kee PRE sede. ., Fane 29, To Messts. 1. A. Warner & Co.: Sins: I have suffered from a bad ease of liver complaint. For nights my pain was so, great I coukl not sleep, and could not walk without the use of acane. ' Notwithstanding my doctor did me-no good, four bottles of Warner's Sufe Kid- ney and Liver Cure. have brought me out all right, and today Iam a perfeetly well man. , Cuicaco, IL, Juné 291831. . AT, Warner & Co.: Gests: For three months I wasin my bed from pains in my side and back. Lwas takme medi- cine from my doctor, but I got no relict. A month ago I read one of your nonkscalled * Life Secrets"; in it,was a cuse like my own. [boughta bottle av once, and but half was used when I felt great relief. 1 bave taken now three bottles, and f¢el better than-I have done for years, 1881. Corner Halsted and Lake. * CnrcaGo, Il. Sept. 1, 1881. GenTUEweN: I was for nearly a year suffer- ing distréssing pains in my loins: and back. From my doctor's treatment I hoped to get re- Heved, but in a few days L would bave a reiapse. My treatment was for liver and Kidney com- plaint, ‘Through w Indy friend I wastold of your Sufe Kidney and Liver Cure. 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My doctor was attending me all of the time, coming in about oace & Week, but he did me no goad. E thought Iwas getting'worse. ‘The pains became so bad that [had to wear a loose ‘wrapper, anythiug pressing on my left side givine me great agony. J bought a bottle of your Sate Kidney and Liver Cure." Before Lhad “finished it. I felt an im provement. [ continued its. use for tive weeks, und am lad to say that. bave not had a pain since. My general health is good, and my sleep is sound and refreshing. I cannot praise your medicine too highly. Mis Mae Bathdermus! Corner Harrison-st. and Firth-uv. Curcago, Bay 30. 1881. Messrs. H. H. Warner & Co. My Dear Sins: For several years I have been asufferer, and, untilyour Safe Kidney and Liver Cure was suggested, [have not Known what it was to be free trom pain. My family physician. attributed all my sutferings to a diseased con- dition of my kidneys, an after he bad failed to give relief, L tried your remedy and am a weil man today. . 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CHICAGO, Aug, 23, 1861. For years Ihave been afllicted with kidney and liver complaint, suffering great pain, and for three monthe I was contined to my bed. I was attended by my physiciin for three months, but received no benefit. f learned "of the effi- gacy of Wurher's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. Lused a few bottles and was cured. I heartily Tecummiend it to any person sutfering from aflictious of either Kidney or liver. : $ Cuicago, Ill, June 23, 1881. HH. Warner & Co. , ; Lhave been a great sufferer from rheumatism and pains in my back. My steepless nights and wretched days soon told on iy constitution, and, though a hearty woman one year avo, three- months azo Lwas scarcely able to walk. 'T was treated by a good physic, who did me good fora tew days. and then J would go brek to my. former condition. Sly appetite was entirely one and the pitting would return. A friend told toe to try Waruer's § dney and Li J did sv, and a few bottles have performed won- ders for me. EF have not bad a pain; my appe- ute is zood, and { believe it bas all been done by’ your viluable medicine. 485 Jefferson-st. Cu1€aco, June 1, 1881. Mezsrs. H. H. Warner & Co. Genthemen: have been afficted with what Tthought would eventually prove Bright's dis- ease, and for months { have suffered cruciut~ ing pains. Fortunately I had an acauaintance who appeured to be euifering somewhat as my- self, only ina moditied form, and who claimed be Was nowa well man, and suggested thut try your Safe Kidoey and Liver Cure. J tried it, aid now {have x ood appetite, can doa full day's work, und tuke long walks without fesling pain, in fact am almost as good as new. Slost heartily do 1 recommend: those suffering ‘with kidney’ troubles to try your remedy. Za Penge, Pirin 181 South Jefferson-et. 881, GRayp CrosstxG, IL, June 17, Messrs. H. H. Warner & Co. : Gestures: Lwas a hearty man until about eight months ayo I went to bed as: usual, and upon trying to get up in the morning I wns suf- fering so from pain in my back and groin I could not move. My-wife rubbed my back with Jinl- ment, whieh cused me a little, but wy pains came bnek’ even worse. I then gent for my doctor, who’ examined me ‘and treated me tor kidney complaint and diabetes for three weeks. without tnuch benetit. Mr. Smith, a machinist faite ate AE RANE TOTES ROR RE Le have no pains nor trouble with my urinary or- gang since. - * An employ of Wilson's Sewinz-Machine Co. Crucaco, UL, Aug. 18, 1852. Messrs. H. H. Warner & Co.: Gextuemes: I was in a. sad way, not only having intolerable pain; but I could scarcely void my urine, 2 few drops coming xt a time, There was fora time much swelling of my left side, and great Soreness. T was taking medicines prescribed by a réguiar physician for some time, but it did me no material’ good, and it was -not until L commenced to take your Sufe Kidney and Liver Cure that | teltany great tinprovement, and a long time bas elapsed since I quit taking your remedy. Tbave had no trouble since wita my kidneys or urinary organs, “Brooklyn House, Franklin-st. Circaco, UL, June 28, 1881, Messrs. H. H. Warner & Co.; * My Dean Sins: {was working at my trade as carpenter two months ao, when I attempted to pick“up a chisel from the floor and could not straighten myself up. I thought my back was broken. I never suffered such pain in my life. After resting for a while Lwas taken home. ‘When my doctor was sent for and suid I had strained iny” kidneys, and gaye me some medl- cine for that. I luy on my bed for twelve days, when (having seen your Kidney and Liver Cure advertised in a drug store) I thought 1 woutd try it, 1 have used it ubout tlve weeks with great benefit. Tam almost well and uble to do my work. I hope to be soon as well as ever. Ca1caco, July 13, 1881. H. H. Warner & Co.: For tho last two yéars Ihave been troubled with my kidneys. Ibave spent a great amount of money for medicine and treatment, and found no relfef.” A friend of mine persuaded me to try Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. Tomy surprise, E found almost immediate ro- Hef,’ and, after using it for five weeks. I think 1 am eutirely cured. I cannot say too mach in praise of Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, . cured by it, in our factory, told me to uy * Warner's. Safe Kidney and Liver Cure; that bad cured him. ..I did, and commenced to’ yet: ‘better ‘at once: I took it for six weeks, and was entirely cured. I “fered great pain from a diseased liver. SB hice 380 Wabash avenue. E . Citcaco, May 25, 1831. For many years Ihave been affected with an affection of the kidneys, which so exhausted my system that for months. I was confined to the house. Itrie¢ anumber of remedies and ex- pended a large sum of money for-medical trent- ment, but it proved of no avail. Iwas informed by a number of. physicians that my cage was al~ most hopeless, but, fortunately, {was advised totry Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. 1 have taken seven bottles, and am entirely cured. Iwarmly recommend it. 6043 Michigan avenue. NGLEWOOD, May 19, 1881. GENTLEMEN: I.bave been afflicted with a complaint of the kidneys for over four months, suffering pain nt times. Iwas recommended to try Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. Iam taking it now, and I have no doubt that it will perform an entire cure. C&L, Engineer Wilson's Sewing-Machine Co. Ciicaco, I, Aug. 31, 188L. i. H. Warner & Co., Kockester, N. Y. GENTLEMEN: Allow me to thank you for the great_relief [have received from: the use’ of your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, in connection with your Safe Pills. [may truly say they are more than you advertise fur. kidney and urinary. troubles. 1 have been alilicted several years, and have tried the ditferent remedies, but they neither’ atforded me even temporary: relief Your Sate Kidney and Liver Cure did its wor spiendidiy. I was also a sufferer from ‘indiges- tion, but your Safe Pills have restored my stomach to natural health. I truly hope your remedies may find their way in the homes of the aillicted. I will take great’ pleasure in recom- mending to friends and others your remedies. Carrier West Div. P,-O., Chicago, Ul. Cnicaco, Dec. 17, 1880. Messrs. A. H. Warner & Co. GENTLEMEN: Nearly one year ago Twas at- tacked with kidney complaint, which rapidly assumed alt the symptoms of Bright's Disease. My general nealth soon became impaired, $0 that L was rapidly becoming a hopeless invalid. used the best medicines recommended by doctors and druggists, and found no relief, but constantly grow worse, E wz the pam- phlet around a bottie of Warner's tafe Kidney ana Liyer Cure, I could no longer doxbt wat Bright's Disease was my trouble. [used your remedy at once, gentlemen, and am a new man in consequence. Ll vee Gas Manager of McVicker'’s Theatre. Cucao, LL, Dec. 15, 1880, Messrs. H. H. Warner &Co.: My wife has been a constant sufferer for ten years past from disense termed by. physicians to be heart disease. From excitement, etc., I have known her to fall down apparently dead. Finally, ber'sympatoms became so alurming and apparent to every one that hes cuse was prop- erly unnounced to be 2 well-defined case of Bright's Disease. Only one of ner many attend- ing physicians gave any hope of recovery, and his was slizbt enough indeed. She grew steadily worse until about six weeks azo, when she De~ gan the use of Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and Is now so. nea from the ravages of that frightful disease which hela her before have yunished, Qy,& ating Money-Order Clerk (P. 0.) West Division Station, corner Washington and Halsted-sts. Curacao, TIL, Dee. 13, 1880. A lady friend ana acquaintance of the under- signed is. a.case in port where nutacrous pby- sicians, and medicines also, nad failed to do any good for her. kidney compiatat. She did use Warner's Safe Kidney ana Liver Cure, and was he says she would not be without a bottle of it for many, many dollars. 296 Ogden-ay. Cn1cGo, Ill, No. 917 Archer-ay. HU. A. Warner & Co., Rochester, N- ¥. Aly wife, having had a kidney dilticulty for ten ears, has taken two bottles of Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and finds it better than aaything she has tuken. and would cheerfully recommend it to those similariy atiifeted, a Drugeist. Cnrcaco, IL, Jan, 4, 1881. 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