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IR8. CLEVELAND'S WORÜS. The Wife of Conductor Cleveland and Her Experience. A BGH4RaABLE BESULT-FACTS OF J1UCH INTKREST. llow tlie MortaUty Kate May be Lessened Witta scores of people suffering from rheumatism, neuralgia, and lundred diseases, it is evident tnat the tollowinii letter, wliiöh was once before pubHshed in The Register,' did not have their reading. It certainly is convineing, and it lts adviee were followed by more, tha mortality rate would be materially lessened. Since this letter was printed, a R'Jglster correspondent has investigaied the facts thoroughly and findsthnt they are vouched for by Mrs. Cleveland's neighbors and friends. Her hashand i Conductor Cleveland, w no has been with the Central Vermont B. R. for twenty years. The letter is published in full as received, and strikingly verifles the saying, "Truth is stranger than hction. To the Editor of The Register: C I have a marvelous commuuicaUon to make, and one that I feel It my duty to sond to you for publication, much as Idislike seuing my name in P"nt. For three years I have been able to walk Dut very littlc, and it s sejdom that I could sit up over half a dayjat a time. None of the physicians seemed to understand my case, somo callinK it neuralgia or rheumatism, while otliers said that my sulïerings vvera cauaed by ulcera. Any way, none of them helped me, and after sponding hundreds tof dollars, I became utterly dlscU!;e I finally went to New York, where for two months I was unüer tne cure u one of the most eminent physicmns cf taatcity. But my sickness acd helplessness were not bettered. Mybuband was talkiug toa fnend .M. W. J. Greene, station agent at Burlington, Vt.,;about my unfortunate Bndllon and Mr. Green strongly urged him to have me try Paine's oelery compound I.used threebottles, and with so., m .uci) benefit that I continued its loüa I walked down town, half m116" more, did some shopping, called npou a friend, and then walked home affainLam. doing nXh my housework, somethino- 1 have not done bfore in year . My restoration tohealth is solely due ' to Paine's oelery compound. ItwtaiBt medicine whichih;i3 chansedme from a suHerinfr, helpless woman to my pres ont condition'of health and strength. 1 hopeyou will Dublish this letter and spread as widely as possible the knowledge of a means that will brin health and happiness to homes wher siekness and suffering make like a burden Reapectfullv yours, Mrs. C. E. Cleveland, Rutland, Vt. Do not wait tor an Airship to take you south, but try the low rate excursions whioh the Mobile & Otuo R. R, the Great Southern Short Line will run on June lst, and 15th, July 6th and 20th, Auo-ust 3rd and 17th, September 7th and 21st, October 5th and 19th, November 2nd and 16tb, December 7th, and 21st, 1897, to all pointa in Tennessee, Mississippi and Alabama. Bate one fare plus $2.00. Ampie limits and stod overa allowed in either iirection south of the Ohio river A 'Home-Seeker'a Guide' and all information regardin? land furnished free oa application to the Alabama Land and Development Company, Mobile, Ala. . For any information desired as to ratos, tickets, time, etc., apply to M. H. Bohreer, D. P. A., 135 Griswold Streot, Detroit, Mich. E. E. Poaey, General. The Coast Une to MACKINAC - TAKE THB - TO MACKINAC DETROIT PETOSKEY CHICAGO New Steel Passenger Steamers The Oreatest Perfection yet attained In Baat Construction- Luxurious Equipment, Artlstic Furnishtne, Decortion nnd Elficlent Service, insuring the highest degree of COMFORT, SPEED AND SAFETY Four Trips per Week Between Toledo, Detroit and Mackinac PETOSKEY, "THE SOO," MARQUETTE ANO DULUTH. LOW RATEStoPicturrsque Mackinac aml Return including neals nnd Bertiis. From Cleveland, $iS; from Toledo, $15; f-'o Detroit, $13 so. DAY AND NIOHT SERVICE. Between Detroit and Cleveland Connecting at Cleveland with EaVHctt Trains for all polnts East. South :md sutn west and at Detroit for all poiuts Notth and Northwest. Svnday Trips June. July, August and Sapl Snip FVERY DAY BETWEEri Cleveland,Put=in-Bay; Send for Illustrated Pamphlet. Adilr sn A. A. SOHANTZ, ■ . ■. DTOIT, ' ' Tic Betroit & Cïevoiand stssm ::, GRUMMOND'S DETROIT PB 8LEVËLAND ! Line of Steamers. 50c to Cleveland Ji. 1. liirlillul Jloonllülit Trip AlToM L.ke Erlc, LY. 9ETRQIT Loca! Tta DAILY 9:00 9. M, AR, CLEVELAND - - 6:30 Á.M. Ifltyole Oarrled Free. ü. Q. QRUMMONg, „sStlUI, MAXAuKn, riiuoc?o. lüi Office auü Doek, Foot First St, mïTitOIT, MIOH.