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THE JOHN I I DECEMBElis, 1883- 2 TO INFORM Gentlewomen Wlto intend tfeihembering the loved on ab sent or at home, that just what they want in i 0 Furnishing Goods A i NECKWEAR, the loyhest and most exquisite you ever saw, consisting of Elegant Silks and RICHEST VELVETS. Don'f fail to see this superb collection- HANDKUttOHlEFS IN GREAT VARIETY embracing the latest importation and newest prices 'ranging from 26 cents to NECJBL ANP CJJFF JEWELRY in great variety; UN OERWEAR, the finest imported; and AMERICAN FANCY CASHMERE, and wool. This line is will be closed lesgthaiicosc Oreai iBiAoes, JoatIntroduced. Too rich for description. Must be seen to be appreciated, HOSIERY--Silk, Cashmere, Lisle.

Balbriggan, aud fine all-wool. GLOVKS.9EAL ROBES, WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS, SatcheisrClub Bags, and Silk Umbrellas. the fart I also kwp Men's. Boys' 11 i 1 i en's Suifs, Trowsers, at safe prices. troulili; to whow our Everyjur- presented with new and use ful souvenir.

I3XT Aud jet nu White Front Revolving Sign, P. O. Block. XQ 3ZES3NT5Zi, MERCHANT TAILOR is cornciflernce that Davis eoinjiolladfoty peal to tbe judiciary; pf governs merit be tried to destroy 8ecure ito him tbe money that bis declining Tfes, and it is also strange'that the party that claims all the loyalty, and! all fche good of the country, should never brought him to'trial for treason! i THE Deoatur Republican has been vary much exercised because-oertaw democratic officers of the lower'hons'ei of congress had 1 been in the.reliel'ar,-; my. We would caM the Attention of ihe to the fact republican United preferred no ex confederate sofdidrj their 8ergeant-at-am) to, a opponent, who has dene such valiant aervice for his for Hie Proxrrutlo 1 Stroiiarer aiid -j--i-i -r-.

'luraa Biml flase was opened 'this meriting, by. the examination node of John -testimony wa tupstatement, that, a Mrs. Pettu'p, Lee Pettu's uud Clement, were returmnK faomo-from Col.iiond' outrage, they stop ioId 1 wm, about He Lee', to come in an 1 answer a few questions but so. After that, he Jjee.antKJIementi he wantec THIS COURT. Judjc J.

w. lOrn DAY. Charles S. Hall oreolosure; Decree pr0 vocf Hi parte, Susannah partition. Liza Margret vs.

Win! VV. Margretj divorce. Decree' pro 1 eonfesso.i leard by court. 'I'lie Meclltttl Prm Ac-t. EDITOR RKMEW: On the lost.

an appeared in your paper under le heading, "Medical Practice Aot, NO. 1C3 MERCHANT IN CENTRAL BLOCK. Fine Suitings Made up in the Latest Most Fashionable Styles. and XXOia.se. O-io of Jlirlh ami Music.

Saturday Dec. 15 THE CELEBRATED WILBUR OPERA CO Vrk 1'iU, i i i its uuiMjualwl by nuniUr or IOLANTHE PEER PERI! Illllwrl Hnd most t)liuuililH itumbor firanil Oritffimt of thntoyan'ii, loituth ullli tlita nuini.gomunl. Ohoroii of 30 Voicer Blob and Appropriate CottturupH. Htmiitiful iK HI, 70 oonU uid II. 1 1 i I tr) Hi A I i nuutn run NEW MEAT MARKET.

DANZEISEN SON! IIAVBOl'ENEI) THEIR MEAT MM -AT- No. 16, Merchant WMcb bM bon with new liilun ud put In tlicmoM orilcr. WB will WMWUnUyoii IUUM! kUUo ut Fresh and Salt Meats, BMf. Port, MutUm. limn, Harnin, L.ir.4 WK SELL ONLY THK BEST QUALITY OF MHATtv I I 0 I 1 ft Son.

NKWHI'AI'KUH. in wlu tliu UKVI KW Ull. I'l'ito for OPERA HOUSE Tuesday, December 18 i i i Tunr nf (ln ilitct Comeiliiiu in tin World. (icrniiu Olnets. -4L.

Gardner i in Orttnd Olmraclcrization "I Ui-rmiui i i Coiuudj- Drauu of Mi-ially Hiippiirtml l.y th bti-iit I.iltle S.m brolU' on tiin Aimirictkii Btuuc. Miss PATTI ROSA. Oor Uiirivuleil Orolitutrn nod Cniformod Mili liraiM Band, together with UKX. C. li.

DKCh'KK, Bmalluut Mun in World. round a Itowj-vod Ueata utOurtiii A CLOAKS, DOLMANS, CIRCULARS, PALETTOS, MISbEa AND CHILDRENS' Cloaks; Havelocks, Have you looked at Piiced them? If not we want to say to vou, come and see us. WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY, and show an assortment unexcelled in this city. Cheap Store, he nd over the signature: of Dr. W.

j. Jheuoweth. -In that article weth calls on all persons who 'are riends of educated physicians to ome to the rescue, and help (as he is leaaed to call it) "Dr. Rsuch'a board health" to enforce the law. The stands by the law.by board; health, and Dr.

Itanch in particn- ar. 66 far as Kan'cb or anji ther individual is concerned, I offer o.strictures; but so far as the law emulating the practice of medicine ia unearned, I bsliove.it falls very short ita object. When that law passed nre, we, the people, had a 'right to eljeve that it was passed ip the in- erest of the people, but Dr. C. says oV-it beqame a law because several )octor legislators needed it, And 89 the "ten year clause" these Doctor epreaentatives had many Doctor Who needed it.

He never Bays Jce that the poor, hmnbngged peo needed if. Now, I wish, since Dr: has (old what kind of a "medical practice act" the Docters needed and got, to indicate what kind of a one tho peoplo--the dear people--want. Wo. the people, want law (hut will compel every doctor, old and young, and middle-aged, to qualify in the state or i This is a reasonable demand, aud every oce who ia nut a Doctor is in favor of just aucli medical practice act. and i short of this is going to protect tbo peoplo.

Doing a Ihiofr wrong for ten years dops not qualify a man to do it right. Ou the contrary, tho rule holds good that the "old fools are the biggest fool- of nil foolp. Finally, our country is full of medical tchools, and somu of them free; and the cost of attending a courso of medical lectures is not, near so hanvy as to spend a winter in the legislature. Let us see who is the friend of educa'ed OLD FOGY. -Alarm the J)at latter QbjoQted because Ue would pn foot, and neither Of witness reached aojAsiol honsis ftbout.daylight.

He light. school hpqse Jofli, where, be. fpund. a hat, a parasol, a piec9 of aewspaper and a soarf The scarf piu'waa idsuti- having ibnlonged to Miss A' hole jtr.inbhea long and found' freshly the weigher just snjtall in" west It appeared have been out 1 by Jail which had a nick 'ftt tbe'biade. -A pises of board exhibited by the witness ae the he cut' from the school house.

The platform was six feet long and three feet wide. The scarf pin was found en the north side of it The i witness, then went oil to detail with John C. Montgomery on tbe day after tbe out rage. At the 'first one Montgomery asked jf dementi hsd made a eonfes i him and to the 0 the witness that "Karl." In speaking of the great attraction, which le to be presented at tbe opera house in thiscity on Tuesday evening, the 18 i Daily Bee, Omaha, says: "The Karl" company closed a very successful engagement nt the opera house on Saturday evening. Kverybody was pleased with tbe eu- tertainmeut givno by this excellent company, and should they favor us with another visit they wih surt-ly be welcomed with crowded houses.

The picture presented in the picnic scene, when the handsome dog and donkey arc introduced, was universally commented upon as one of tho prettiest things ever seen upon our stage. Mr. Gardner is very er, indeed, his dialect and specialties being among the best we have ever "listened to. His "business" in a refined, cjuiet style, much ko "Joe Jefforsor," and all of his work is of high order." We take pleasure in recommending Hall'a Him- Rshewer. to our readers.

It restores gray a i to its color, prevents baldness, makes the bair soft aud glossy, does not stain the skin, and is altogether tbe bust know remedy i nil hair and scalp diseases, For the Holidays Cbris.traas presents a largo uttractiya. assortment of Indins' collars, bandkef. cbiofs, a gonenil aisorlin-'tit of cock- wear, fancy goods of descrip tion and cloaks. Our prices are always the lowest dwtf LINN Scituaos. The New Steam Dye Works nre now ready: for business--No.

108. North Franklin street, a few doors south of ttoe patk. tailoring will be under Mr. L. M.

Tucker, well known in this city in that line. Dying ostrich feathers will be made a specialty. dc4d2w Ayer's Sarsapanlla thoroughly cleanses the blood, stimulates the rital functions, and restores wealth and strength. No one wh'oee alood is impure can feel well. There is a weary, languid feeling, and often sense of discouragement and despondency.

Persons having this feeing should take Ayer's Sarsaparilla to purify and vitalize the blood. dwlw yfy. i a Luai Clemen.ti bad dune so, Montgomery said he did not aaehow that could be. A.t the eeerond-conversation Swick arid the Witness Montgomery and George' 'a 'brother of Lee, in the road 'near City. Mont goniery: dismounted from his horse and engaged Bwiok' aad the witness in He again asked if Clem'ehti had implicated him, and said he did no'(; seo 'how ha could.

Sw.ick went on to tell him that there were a number of cutaou Miss Bond's neck, and that dementi's finger Lad been bitten. The witness said he was not clear as Montgomery's reply, aud thoti Judge Thornton objected to bie giving any the conversation. Jibe jury was sent put while the wit wua being to deter- niina whotHoi- he could giva the sub atauca of the talk. has been quite sick lately, and his mind was not clear. Thornton succeeded in befuddling his brain more, and he was compelled to leave tbe com I room to gain a fresh broath of air.

It wns soon evident that tbo witness could give, the substance of tbe con versatioo. But Judge Thornton pushed his investigation to show that iho admissions mudo were given upon promises of protection or fear of a mob. and there was a long light over the legality of such evidence. The contest took tho same ground that wns gone over yesterday, when tbe defense attempted to have Swick's testimony excluded, Judge Phillips took the same view as on yesterday, aud allowed tho testimony to go to the jury. Heinloin then continued his testimony, aud said that when Swick told Montgomery that there were a number of scratches and cuts en Miss Bond's neck, and that dem- enti's finger had been bitten.

He (Montgomery) exclaimed: "My God what shall I do!" Tho witness then detailed the conversation between himself, Swick aud Montgomery. Swick toKl the accused that if bo knew anything he ought to give it away, so that be and Pettus could put it on to dementi, and suggested that bo send for Lee Pettua Montgomery usked if he would be protected if he kiievr anything and it away, and after some further converg satioa sent for Le) Just, about that time Montgomery was ar rested by a constable and taken to Taylorvillo. Witness did not see him until a few days afterward, when he was in jail. He then said he had Clementi. "He is all solid," said Montgomery, "and has given nothingaway." Witness also detail ed a conversation with Montgomery in Grove City after his release from jail.

Returni to the school house witness said ha found a pool of blood on the floor, just beneath the scuttle bole. This was in corroboration of Miss Bond's statement yesterday, that in attempting to get up she foil and caused her nose to bleed. Witness stated that he picked up some hair just beneath the edge of the platform in the school house loft, but was not then permitted to exhibit it in court. Part of this hair wan twelve inches or more long and a part of it wae sbort. Court sdjonrned until afternoon.

BAD FOB MONTGOMERY. W. R. Eltzworth, of Taylorville, tbe unwilling witness for whom an attachment was issued, was bronght in this The report of the officer sent for has not. yet.been made to thd couit.

This witness will testify to the finding of a toe nail in the. school house loft, which will fit the largo toe of one of the Montgomery s' feet. 515 On Every Dollar. We offer the above redaction on all classes of outside wraps, shawls, blankets, bed comforts, underwear, i aud crotchet goods and wool hosiery. AH 'goods marked in plain selling figures.

Big 1C STOKB. ItopBrtof nr Week End Ins Dccepiher SCHOOL. Ejirol Vi days led Absent' ly 72 4 .11 0 88 J. N.Wilkiaaji.. 4 MaryJW.

8. A i Mary EHu A. -It. M. Tluuiumun.

K. K. Crtiwloy: L. Tiuktor FIHST A I Ifl I L. FaHni 4tt II.

M. tdwurds H. til H. hi. 511 A.

E. Murphy 78 IUIKD WAHD! r. E. fit N-. Jack ti2 i.

Uuymouil 02 A. (Jl C. 7t IT IK A. IVirkcr. tow K.

JudKoit micS. FOUKTB WAUO. rirru WARD. Bhlcppy 1. A- Jlnulloy r7 Jurah 5() D7 SCHOOL.

Sullio ir, 14 31 E7 How to'save Honey 8 'problem that is of as much im jortance to all classes of people as low to make money. It gen- rally, conceded by fhe best financiers bat one of the surest ways to save money is to bay shoes of W. baker where you can get good shoes at Jow nldw Korxnirycr O'Neill, i Exclusive steam heaters, 1 plumbers, nd gas titters will occupy their now tore room on the corner of Nort laifi "and William streets, about the Oth of December, and will open up 'itb an elegant stock of gas fixtures eastern prises. d42w Nice. Each purchaser of $1.00 worth of oods us will receive a number will entitle them to one chance or a line -Singer Sewing Machine, vhich will oe given the holder of the ucky number, on Christmas eve, be- ween hours 4 and (5 o'clock.

13-1 DAVISON McGuiBE, East Side Citv Park. sinity, tkat wekave.givenyoutke of buying, yourselves; more of these availed ve a few Bought froniitlie the large New York i'ailure, which will be closed out at a School shoes, low BAKUU. W. 1-2-3-1-5. We will save proportion to the quality of the the way from one to five dollars on every cloak, dolman, circular or outside wrap of any kind for yourself or children.

Our assortment is very large, and our gooda are unexcelled for or roal merit. (ft CHEAP SI-ORE. 10 d9dw a. 'a gf Qt Large Stock of Holiday Novelties, Su ILK 5 same low cash and they and and Cheaper than you ever BW of; At the are Finei Fancy Imported Silk Handkerchiefs, French Hem-SHtched Silk Handkerc tPreriih Hem A infers. Velvet "Mufflers, We Solicit 'Inspection.

watnt a made, 6n J. R. RACE CO. vv That the People of this comnmnity, who are not constitutionally inclined to use high sounding expressions, call CHEAP GHAELEY, One of those thine-s that some xeoxle build houses with, and other people wear in their harts. Well, to cut it short, HE'S A I Even if we say it ourselves.

vv Hard as a Brick to Opposition Useful as a Brick to His Patrons. BARGALNS FOR Cheap Charley, The Loading Clothier of Decatur. OUR BARGAIN COLUMN. 'OB BKNT-Two furmahedroomn-parlorMid bed-room--with or without board. of PUDO.

Booms not conTonient for Oordo street, ornd dross, P.O." BozSZO. ANTED--A Foung man to work in Dairy be a Apply at No. milker, and a steady mau. it John street. J.

W. BABBKK. lady's nlk nlk Can Iw Chrbon, ct same by calling OD Andrews', and paying for thw notice. dM7dtt Can Iwre tho ctThoii. OTKAlfED OK the premises 0t F.

J. McDonald, two miles north of Daca- tur. 111., Friday Evening, NOT. 3'J. 18K3, redish gray mare, fcve yeare ola, fifteen hands htxli and will weigh about 850 pounds.

Faces uader saddle. Torn by-fooling. A reward of twenty- DredoUara will be paid for the of and arrest af thief. All iuformution shoald addressed to W. W.

Porter, sheriff, or P. Decator, 111. December 5.1888. amail engine aad boilsr. in Inqairo crrer BKTTBW J.A.

OB good OAUDINQ HOVBE FOB BAUE-A furnished boarding house in oitv, trally rooms and gsod sale. Proprietor goiug west. Inquire at thisottios. well ity, cen- sliidtf plAEPET olemed from pramiaei. Carpatu nod pat down when eu desired.

Ocdera left it Locke'o will receive prompt A. ISABD, BLA8T--I desire rthe pihtto to' Uow 1 liare fitted op mnd blast at tbti planing raiU.o* MilU Harry am prepared to'oieeMV all.otdkra fur ttte urnamatatiuD of door aod other eloM pattiaa niunbera oo transoau. a. w. pAKB wn prepared u.

deliver itreet telephone No. eottl hi ay purl of the city f2.2S ner ton laave onion nt Few's grooafy etore, K. JAMBS DOCOHKBTT. ertn Jn left at Joseph JTiohl's or at Brawerr i prompt attention. ED.

VBANI'IH thO trOttOT. tfl VO Lr yeure old, sound and (hows throo mumtc- gait and untrained, will be eivtn away on New Year's Day at Deoatnr, IK ttctoto K.OJ Mt. ffion Olt BALE CHKAP-- Eight vacant lots and three lots with Kood houses aa, in Jiffereut pares of the city. Prioss from two handled to a ve thousand dollars. Also a good hoow to rent.

-E. B. PKATT. 537 North OiBrafaBt. OB STOLEN-- Vram tbe Peddecord Barrows' sersn mills soathOKt of Decatnr.

about red Borre. ho collar mark, a reward will be horse. 1) and Ujni be formation rrnrtlisw ia-r2BB, Dscator, 11IT OB ft blocks from pot All modern North Vain street. Order of F. D.

CaldiroU, or hone No. 139. 28tf Gco. W. tele- Fine slippers, J.W.

BAUK. Subscribe fir the --only cfitts a erinary surgeons, composed of representatives of the State associations, which shall represent before Congress and the State Legislatures the interests of tbe profession In a manner that shall tend to elevate its' standing In this country among other professions. L. Ferns Co. have the lar and beet selected stock of Ikfo shoes in the City.

They bajrdireetfy from the manufacturers, amfl their' prices can not be discounted. Pot a' good boot or shoe and rubber wear, go to Ferris Co. d2dw Edward Denz has just received lot of the finest soilings in tbe oftf. He nan fit yon to a nieety. GROCERIES )AND( SION S.

AJl kinds of FRUITS, CANNED- GOODS in Full Supply TEA anil COr FEE A IPEOUI TV, AUD AT LOW BIOI8. D. H. HEILMAN PROFESIONALS CARDS. Dn Wjf DILLON Physician and Surgeon.

No Ut N. Main Bt ROFESSIONAL calls promptly responded to day or night. Can be found in office at all UmeenhaB nlO-ly 8 RKPLOOLE, UBOHS AND UOMOUWPATHIO PHtHIOIAN Otbce and residence corner or Sooth Main and Wood streets DK A BUIUGEMAN Herkimer Street. North Glaytou Street LLS day or nttfht promptly attended to in city or conutry DK JOHN A HECKELMAN Ft ICt and residence. No 743 East Eldorado Bt near I rent Street, Uccatur 111.

Attorneys. W1LLJAU CUSblNS. A rtTBLIO. No 10, Water street. Conveyancing anil Collection! a tpeUaltr.

C. JOHNS, A TTOBXn-AT'itw. Special attention to business. Office, No street Demur, 111. Jul 'SI B.

KLpBipQE. o. Bo BLDRIDGE UOSTETLBU, A rroHNir-AT-LAW. Decalur, I Office I building. W.t.

NELSON TTOBNK7 AND COUHCKLOB-AT-LAW. Office No 10, Sould elde City Park, Decatur, II Janl '81 The Decatur Steam Tile ompaoy Have on hnml the Fineet and Best stock of rp tin the state, and they sell Just a Little Cheaper Than any body else. We have the Tooghee Clny the Equipped Mnchmer more Kilns und Bettor Facilities for making Tils tlmn ani the state We make all sizes 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10 and 12 Inclusive If sou oro tliinkiDK of tiling ItWillPutMoneyinYourPocket To givo a and trot our New Prices before purUutwunj FACTORY AbWIWAC, Fill! GROUND, Addreias all orders to Decatur Tile DKCA'iVlt, ILL. ATTENTION! F. Wishes to sbow you bis ImmenM Stock of Staple and Fancy I at bis placejof business, Norih Side Fran I in Slree aODTH-IAST OORXBB MK QuABB.

He also hMOD band THE 3IORAL, OP IT. We may moralize as much as we please about pain; but the fact is, that we don't like it while it lasts, and that we want to get rid of it as soon as we can. Whether caused by rheumatism, gout, disordered liver, weak nerves, irregular kidneys, bad blood, or anything else that is just the reverse of what it should; be, the sooner it is out the sytfkm happier we are "Whether is the result of imprudence or of accident, or is sent as a punishment for our sins, may be a nice question for the philosophers to argute; but peo- -ple who are suffering want first to be rid of the pain, alter which those forid of argument Inay argue the 1 matter to their hearts' content ATvfe all theory, argument, and philosophy, conlesthr ofdigfitfurfcct that 'BROWN'S IRQK BITTERS drives panriway. run nojisfla trying the eirtljr 'Compound containing iron which carries no mischief with it Those who have used it wil and ydu'tao POST PONEMENT 3VOTIOE1. DOCTOR imperatively oalled to attend a SICK BROTHER, ID Miwsoan IB compelled to POSTPONE DKCATCm ENGAGEMENTS Until fmoh Ume notice given ID paper shall hereafter upectfy CONSUMPTION, SCUOFULOUS DISEASES, VARIOUS CATARRHS I'EBMANENTLV CUBED.

MUM. DK. KKVK'a Original Method ef Medication IB built by the strongest upon the moat scientific principles as a baau, nod supported by an uverwhelmiDfc ot evidence, in the tangible tthpe of Permanent of the Worut Forme of But, for irtnt of space, we can offer only specimens, tike which Huudnxltf fo taatioionmU cap be aeeu ou application READ, READ, READ DAVENPOBT, IOWA, Jane let. To WHOM IT HAT GONOIBV-- I to iUte that 1 had Heart for eight years, growing steadily wonw. it tonally got so bad that I Wan forced to quit working so sola my farm and equipments Having juat Buttered from a severe attack, another of wbioh I would not expect to outlive, I treatment under Mrs.

Dr. Keck, toping at that might prevent their commit back. Hue luw douu more 1 un now well aud at work v.itb the Hock lumber company. I heartily uivo Mra Dr Keck tlie fullest endowment. Uespectfnlly.

JOHN HirJTIN. EDITOR TRANBCBIPT --My wife lias been under treatment with Mrs Dr. Keck, in ihui tily.aiul ban become oo roach benebtted. t)mt 1 wuh tu the aarao for the benefit of others who may need Lelp. Mrs.

Buach was aick for three yeura. Ijatterly very bad. 1, and all her relauveo thoiwht ha had couBnmption. Under Mra lr. Keck'n dt rections she has recovered from all her has trained twelve pounds ID fltuh.and for a thousand 1 would not have her go back to whore she at the beginning uf troatuumt two mouths aco.

I would gladly about her case Yours, eta Peona, 1413 tiuuth Washingtou Bt, BLOOMJNOTOM. ILK. UBS. Bo. KBCX Dear Madam the benefit of aflbcfarl I desm it ray doty tu raaku ment in rafareuce to my aon, Morrui If.

Jfuatvm. From the time he was two yean of age he been amicted with catarrh iu the head, causing almost constant discharge from tbe ears 1 applied to several physicians for treatment, but they all said nothing could be done for his relief. only hope WM that would It. About one year ago he took a nolMC cold. hisboannK oou ear bet us; almost entirely ao4 oinsUiit disoharge from both ears As a last reswrt.

in last June 1 applied to you fo? treatment, having but little hope ot benehttuis; his hearing or era! health I am happy now to tk discharge from his ears hM eatiraly OMMsd, kw heariOK is as good as ever it was, his greatli improved, hanna; gained pounds in tho ust six moatha. You can get farther information by calling; sn or addressing meat Dlt Jtfain atrwt, Keepctfnlly, B. rTTOHHBON. Peoru PBOBIA. Apni 11.

EDITOB --In tbe interest of afhcted humanity, and in reoommeadstaeii ef the excellent treatment by Mrs. Dr. Keck in this city, to patients with chronic affections, I woalrt hketostate in your paper the benefit received at the hands of that lady, at her Peona office, by my ten-year-old win, Willie. When five years of ace he beoame the victim ot ttairlftf ferer, barely ewsapius; with JUilifeTbat fceJiiK left in a condition -frrtrnm rtnefnean. with wz- oeveive catarrhal and scrofolons discharges from both ears aod nose, and such of the head and ears that be oonld scarcely bear hia moiherto bathe him.

He had apparently loaf too, his mental capabilities. lie ooald learn simply no at school, and we were nhl--art I withdrew him theretraa. With learned to look ajpoo him ni naartt an in mind aad body-The several yean, during which time we employed medical aid wtthoat relief, and it was in this condition that we took tbe body to Mrs. Dr. Keck.

We then had but otobtejuiu benefit, hot the relief experienced month ortwo, cotmnoed of tbn Tttrrecteess of the methods, and cave me sufficient oontt- dence ID the doctor to persist in foJ- lowma; her directions The (rand nieull lm a complete netoraboa of boy to beh and mental health, a very elifht Impairment of the ear only remauuiii, which neldina; slowlx 1 rods school and with aetovJaUnV ra- piditjr. It is altogether a subject for heartiest eotgratolafeoii. Inviea of Owe faaval eer- tainly take pleaemre in eiroaaiy ronomeaesMling Jfra. Dr Keok. I would thatdeSui the doctor's temporary abeMoe from the my son haa received adeooaia at ker office from eompeteotahveloamae'.

W. B. HAUBlrX IS KuxabeUi street. Booh evidence in abondanes, from intclaas -rfffiniTnaf ratee tho Succeu of Dr. Keck I 3 I A LWSPAPLRl.