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ExC1rEMKN1 IN PATERSON
disappointed Theatre Geers Smashing the
Chairs aad Scenery.

PATERSON Nov. 90.-Great excitement was
caused here this evening by row in the the
atre. Tillson a shepards Variety Combination.
which bad been playing In Paterson during the
week, was announced TO give performance In
the Wigwam Theatre in Broadway at eight
o'clock. The curtain did not go up. and In the
mean time the actors had refused togo on the
stage unless their pay for the evening and their
back pay was given them. They went to tho
box ONCE. but found Il deserted. and then they
whispered TO some In the audience that
no performance would take place az
they had not been paid This news
soon spread among the audience which had
become very impatient Somebody shouted
Smash the chairs" and a general tumut en-
sued. In order to avoid general destruction.
some one interested In the theatre put out the
gas, except the footliRhts. Before tho stopcock
gained possession OF the stage. Scenes were
destroyed and chairs broken. and over Q thou
sand persons then mobbed the box office. but
finding no one there removed most Of the re-
naming chairs and effects TO the street, where
the row was continued.
The tumult occupied about eight minutes, be-
ginning at 81 o'clock. and when a platoon OF
police which had been sent for arrived at 81.
all that was left was throng OF curiosity seek
eTs. The street for several hundred feet about
the theatre entrance was Uttered with broken
chairs, swords. lancee, and torn costumes. This
troupe has played in different parts OF New Jer-
sey Charles Berry was supposed TO be tho
manager. and was so billed. but he denies that
the billing was dono with his authority.
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BrC1iANAN-In Washington. n G. Nov 20 G. Il G
Buchanan. BreNet Major General the United states
Army. lie served m the Black Hawk war, and com.
manded the sunhoat houilA on the Wisconsin River IN
the battle Of Hal Axe Aug r. 1882 During the Florida
war he participated IN the battles Of OloGhkaha aud
okecchoee In the Mexican war he was In the battles
OF fao Alto ResacA de la Palma Monterey and served
pee and IN the FINAL assault AMI storm of The cts
Mexico lie was bfcvettcd several times for gaNantry
and important services In this Some years later he
participated In the campaign against The Rogue River In.
diaus and during the late ci, lac fought York
town. GAiness MIL Glenvale, and Malvern Hill lie was
also A. the second Manassas and AntictAm.
FRENCH On saturday, Nov 80, at the re- side rec OF
her parents, ~ West ssh st. this CITY MargAretta
Patton daughter Of Seth aud Ellen French aged ~
The remains will be taken to Fredericksburg Va. fer
inteTmcnt
LAIiNY ON Friday, Nov 90 Mr. Lahny OF East io4m
street
Funeral will take place On Sunday at I O'Clock
SHERMAN In BROOKLYN. on Friday. Nov. ~ Walter
; SHERMAN aged year and months. OF Mr. ami
Mrs T. sherman
Funeral will take place on sunday Dec
SiI'ER In Boston. Mas. Nov ~. Commodore vii.
liam =. SpiceT. L y. aged 81 wears Comma Of
city OF New York and served in the navy thirt, nine
years and o months OF which over twenty years had
been PASSED at
rkAPLE In Hubbardston, Mass Nov ~ Mrs Rhoda
Temple, aged 81 years
wALLGRovE.-charlottA walgrove. aged ~ years
and months, wife u George Walgroye OF 10 Mul.
berry
vI Funeral services at o'clock 4. NJ htcrmen, At
loUNG.-In Washington, u. G., Nov % the Rev
Father Dominic Young aged ~ of the Dominic
order Archbishop Gibbons attended the funeral
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JorINGs IN and NEAR the CITY.

Cornclia waldron aged 49, of 3 Lafayette place fcn
dead IN East Houston street last evening
The Rev mr. Rvlance. IN 81 Marks church this even
ing will begin .eries Of lectures on social questions
Ex-Governor Seymour Will address the International
Dairy Fair IN he American institute building omor.
Joseph HERON Of ss7 West Ioyn9th street WAS
saS Al stree, ,cs,eTIe IA "d XII h Hs
and arm cut IN lie died IN Roosevelt Hospital
M %fs1ns q be ss MI syS9aG IN 1s c9aTSh Of
consider Aheisuc socialism IN our at, and Country
iitchcock, Dr Il : storrs and Dr. ) ; Mitchell $50 -
wnl.. r'f Nm E yi'Sag an. G9 Tsos
Pretor Barnard NsrsaS won The ir'! 9sa II g and
vAsN MI W Brewsier ne private secretary Tor MAYOR
m"' n ~ Whom rt NY NY T"ThsI NY iog,
o wagons frightened the Sssaiants IN
Alta special meeting q The Board Of Education ycser.
monon to admit number Of other text books Jailed for
excused from voting and nearly tie entrs session wa,
spent In debate upon that point
Pension Agent coster desires 1t to be known that the
Iensng at ne Dec,nber and June payments with the
WIDOWS Hnd therefor those pensioners are To be re-
paying OF pensions Is to he begun on the al inst
William Faust. hthoTapher At 80 Fulton street
nSs. and Rad sed 70 Te money Que lin "sy wan sS en
acting strangely IN the hallway making loop NithE
strap asNued e The wall lie had drawn NJ his legs 10
prevent them from touching the floor A son and a
daughter live at 4S3 DE kalb avenue, Brooklyn
The annual report Of the Brooklyn FHbush and Concy
Island Railroad which began 70 carry passenger. to
Brighton Beach July 2 1875 shows that the total
u the road and It's equipment 81 25 Oo 81 and It's
maintenance expenses last season 60 SEPT 10 were
500 ~, while its total receipts si35 $40 20
There wa. sc 200 80 interest paid making the total dis
bursements f7b, 81, leaving the profits OF the
season fe 233 ~ The total funded debt S78i 1855
The residence Of Robert srobsgh East Forty nth
street was entered by thieves from the on Friday
night access being mad. through new buildings corner
" Madison avenue and forty.hnh street The burglar
alarm indicated an opening al the scue and the police
were summoned Oficers examined the tops Of adjacent
houses aud found that the residence OF william III Onion
hEaI Forty NTH street had also been entered through
The scute The thieves could not be found having hJr.
needy departed NIhOut stealing any thing VI value
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JOHN eILBEnrs RECEPTION
The Finieth Year % his Briiiiant Career e.
the Stage Completed.

The Lotos Club made John Gilbert their
guest at dinner last evening. he having COM
pleted the Hftieth year OF his connection with
the stage. About eighty members and guests
found seats at the long table. extending from
end to end OF the spacious apartments OF the
fret story. and late in the evening about as
many more crowded the vacant spaces In the
dining room and halls Scores Of wax candles
In the chandeliers added TO the flood Of light
from numerous lamps and gas Jets. and
these. reflected In the large mirrors. gave
dazzling brilllancy TO the scene Mr.. Gilbert
sat at the centre table. at the right Of the Pres
dent. on tho other side being Lester wallack.
Tho guest OF the evening, having been intro
duced and received with applause. said:
Such d sd HS HHr aSCu s. 70 o Ss
lace with death There certain sPposiicness in the
!G%y gS,,SS ySdsT;isnd %s q, mean 70 Ss ne
arrived At my age. he can scarcely ooi forward 70
very many years q Professional eH.rt9n. When
Broashsm- am not going % Die lust yen laush,erl7
me aAttered and comp lime ted But said John,
you know that am no speech maker lie replied Say
fhsn said Rs repeat the IRE; speech Of 81 FSo
h, " ar cd HsssiSr wiz vie Sn Is
theatrical prcicssO6 what is he 10 espcct' Wei. he
es,cd p'' o%es sSGd %spy " 70 .s sS iIs a
years ago made my debut as an actor in
nt,tcss. tragedy q Jafy in owsys charming tragedy
Venice Preserved The public said It was success
IDENTITY thought II was, too for he let repest the
yeaHs man Win SUCH Yrp srsgn. as had fssrs
least there 9nsht TO have been, for NE lady who
an. s from s %s, Ss afSS ssi 'sgS %r Gs
aS's M Of s sr x sRG eo sSs a.
we success but shortly amer and wisely went into
s@d go , e the TOY pS,npe man so"sS.
I. that Of all youthful aspir.nts for dramatic
my great disgust and Indignation cast Tor old
man-at the are ct 10. Laughter However must do
u There vas no alternative. and did T. r,oeiyed
up and ayr mi ls@s sgss Ct yss,'
England and was received with hndncss and
cordially And returning % my own country IN lso2
dear friend here turning Lester wauack his father
who am proud 20 acknowledge A. fcnd II mine near
matte mAst'I Applause need not tel YOU that since
that time have been under the dire ton ~ HE son
What M! career has been up ~ the present tim, all
know itfequires no comment from me am no longer
4 Young man but do not think am old man. Ap.
ana n,ierateiv prudent lite shouts Of laughter /
may say with shakespcarss Adam that
IL my youth never did apply
Hot amt rcbehous liquors in my blood;
Therefor my gge l. a lusty winter
Viii you permit me. gentlemen. TO thank you Tor the
very high honor YOU have conferred upon me nj. even
happiness ~ the Lotos club. cheers
Tho President then introduced John Brough.
am who spoke briefly. Sgnori Campobcllo. Del
Puente and Foil sang several choice selections,
hour. Mr.. Wallack speaking briefly near the
close.
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.,' 49," VI 'R'Aal play from the pen Of Mr.. Bron-
I,n,t no"afd. and entitled The Bankers
tn Was presented last evening at the
tr. 1I square Theatre, There was present
t,o" '''' "1'ienc" to receive it, and the impress
tloc. ''1'ea was in every way favorable TO the
tl,o s'o,' beSns like that Of many another
I,ssr Wv" INC sacrifice Of young girls hand to
rovsr,' Ner father from financial ruin and
/. no,. ~ MS old age, Perhaps however. there
tbAps"f 10 literature more distinctly novel
Ia III. ~" ana original version OF IN old story.
.aerIs., present Instance the novelty consists IN
hero -. a gin for money to the real
S6So OSassi',esrycs her love. G and the one
n,sss iorbS c,rwsins. It by his own tender.
,ohaye been i,fbahce' and honor. II seems
lomark thnn me double purpose Of the author
narIlsge w SpaaLPer and tho wrong OF q lcyoiess
." "sordld purpose. and al the taroe
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After Francis Murphy haG exhibited his con-
yerts At the MONDAY service IN the seventh Street
Methodist Church. yesterday he said; " Now let the
ushers take up the collection Immediately" when the
ushers started with the baskets he continued We've
hHd tho use Of this church for three weeks for
nothing and | hope yOull remember TINS AS you give
Remember too that these people have been paying
board for little peculiar subSs IN great
extent on what eat am great fellow for potatoes"
And then he allowed the ushcrs 10 complete their work
Al the evening meeting the Rev Mr. Daniels OF Chicago
SAID referring 10 the temperance war; wish to put
plea for brotherly kindness among the temperance
people Let US have peace The Roy DR. King also
Iad that the temperance men who spend their time In
hghting oug ht 10 have the devil cast out Of Them
Mr. Murphy will move 10 Grand Union Hall an seventh
avenue, near Thirty Fourth street tomorrow.
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BRoOxLYUs WEDDING BELLA
This Wseh's Eveats In the Homes % Jadee
MeCua anA HiahoR Llttleiohn.

Two fashionable weddings will attract atten-
don in Brooklyn society this week The nrs which win
be on Tuesday evening the marriage Of Mas Jeanno
Adele hcCue the youngest daughter Of Judge Alexander
hcCue Of the Brooklyn City Court 10 Mr. Jas Bergen
young lawyer The wedding will be celebrated In
Judge McCues residence At 2le Raymond street and the
Rev. Father Franso pastor Of st. Peters Roman Caho
lie Church. will oiciste Five hundred invitations have
been sent
The second wedding in which interest centres IL the
marriage o. Miss Maud Eleanor Littleohn daughter Of
Bishop Lttleohn Of the Episcopal Church 10 Mr. Albert
Francis yents which 70 Be soemnised on wednes
evening In Grace Church. Brooklyn Heights Mr. jerks
u the son Of the late Grenve Jenks who in his hfe
tune led the Brooklyn bar Mise Httlejohn 10 the only
daughter Of the Bishop remaining unmarried The cou
pie were g pave been married In London last spring
while the Bishops family travelling abroad but
Difference TO their Brooklyn friends wishes the wedding
was postponed reception L. TO follow the wedding in
Bishop Littlejohn's esidence, ITO Remsen street
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BARRETT-coR the Pirst Presbyterian church
Bloomfield. j. ON "Wednesday. Nov. n by the Rev H..
nAi-ey N. Barrett 10 Minnie l. Cos, daughter OF the
odiciatur clergyman.
DhRBN-McOi>Nls On "Wednesday, Nov. Q, at the
residence Of the brides parents BY the Rev DR. How
land IIo ut George Nee Derby u = Corps OF Engineers
to clara NJ daughter OF John Mc'nni.. Jr OF this CITY
FANNON-kkfllEh- ON THURSDAY evening. Nov -.
A. The rcsdence 81 the hrdc -paronis by the Rev Father
frae. John T. fannon 70 Amelia 4 g. oldest daak htc
Of Martin kcppcr, E-d all n this CITY.
IRANk-HEOhER ON Friday. Nov ~ by the Rev.
Or Huehsch SIMON y Frank 20 Saihe : daughter Of
joseph Becher Esq both " Fhiaiel pima.
HENER-pOMEk- At Philadelphia. on THURSDAY.
Nov - ty the Rev. Silas " GAssler Walter " tyer ol
Sew York 10 Mary d. Power OF Philadelphia
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Eiec.,ns omesr. for a New Railroad.

Stockholders representing $4,000 Of the stock
Of the proposed Eastern Railroad VI Long Island which
is 10 run from East New York to Woodsburgh, Far
Rockaway and Babylon, met YESTERDAY Al 81 Broadway
and elected the following officers ami directors d
Barton. New York. President, Martin q johnson ia
maca, Vice President Aired suly, Brooklyn Treas
urer A &. ChApin. Brooklyn Secretary. Directors
Charles WOOD New York Isaac Allen, brooklyn Rob
ert Farley, Jr, New York, George Martin New York
James Vansiclen Jamaica; Charles Hewlett Woods
burgh. :. = RhAmes East RockAway; Isaac losiAll
Freeport John Il, Ireland, Amity VILE +. II Foster
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INpIANAPoLIs. Nov 90.-In the matter OF the
St Louis Alton and Terre Haule Railroad Company
against the Indianapolis and ST. Louis Railway Company
and certain other railway companies Judge Gresham Of
the United States Court to-day ordered the Indianapolis
and ~ Louis Company a. into court monthly thry
per cent of their gross earnings and enoined them from
paying any interest due on bonds held BY the companies
who guaTAnors for the Indianapolis and - Louis
Companyor to pay any moneys advanced BY them unless
said thirty per cent shall exceed the minimum rental
agreed 10 be paid the St Louis Alton and Ierre liaue
COMPANY. 1hls order " mold unll The nnal heArng.
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WAR IN .iFGHANIsTAN.
The Khyb-r Pas. Hooked by nm Tribe
British Communication Cut.

LAHORE, Nov. 3O.-A signalling party,
under Major Pearson. was attacked by the Az
reedies one u the Hill tribes. Yesterday. on n
hill opposite the Khyber Pass. Two men Of
MAJOR Parsons troop Of horse were killed and
one man was wounded. The KhYber Pass is
blocked and several convoys have returned. A
company OF the Ninth Regiment and the Forty
nth Sikhs have been sent TO the scene Of action.
whence firing has been heard. but the result s
unknown. Continued heavy firing has also
been heard near An-Muslid since yesterday.
The trouble with the Afrecdies ID not serious.
Only one tribe lie hostile
PARIS, Nov 3O-The London correspondent
Of the Journal des DEFEATS contradicts the report
that England has demanded from Russia ex-
plantations concerning Gen Kaufman's speech
on the occasion Of his delivery of a sword from
the Car TO Mundsha Mohammed Hassnn. hief
Of the Afghan Legation at Tashkend. 10 be
transmitted by him TO the Ameer at Cabul.
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Mi..Inr Mmn. Carpenter.

Willis l.. Carpenter, aged 90 the son OF Ches-
ter Carpenter who served As foreman OF Be Jury m the
nltcu Boecher suit lighted the In his al 10
LafaYee avenue his fathers residence on Friday even
ing and went ont ~ the hou- saying that he int nded
soon 60 return lie has not been since He
dressed IN BLACK suit ami and black Derby hat
He u nVe feet Sven inches high and has hight
pcAlVn. lie had large sum OF money with him.
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Jer.e, CAV. su.p..aea HAM.

On Friday evening james J. Furey. q creditor
q the suspended Nechanics and Laborers Savings Bank
IN Jersey city. made complaint before Justice Ncohan.
accusing the directors Of the bank Of consmung de
fraud him his property Justice Mechan told re-.
porter Or Tnr srS last nisht that the
arrest OF the directors out and that he woVd wait
until Monday and then make the nearly 80 De.
posors Of the hank met IN Glasero Han Last nht and
appointed committee OF ave 10 Advis with counsel and
NJ por on The hest plAn VI action Tor The denosora
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Coroner Nolan held an inquest yesterday AZ
nrnoon in the case Of George Bamberger an employee
In De Castro Donner's sugar refinery In Williams
burgh. who died on Friday from Injuries suer red BY fall
ine into vat ~ boiling water while washing bAgglng
Tile verdict N the severely the
better protecting the lives Of their Workmen aud recon-
mend tliat the plAnks laid the them 70
stand be Immediately removed, and other safer
mehns be devised ioI NAshinR bagging.
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Accused OF Killing hi. W,Ce.

In the caso Of Mrs. Christina Riley for whose
death Michael Riley her husband Is under arrest, the
Coroner's jury late Friday night. after taking the
testimony Of the neigbors IN the tenement at 10 Sull
van street Brooklyn where Mrs Riey's dead body was
fOunG on Nov, -, found verdict against Riley
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E..ClsrL Ksrn.r raL,. MorphIn,.

Henry j. Kerner Clerk OF the Board OF Ex-
else under Mayor Havemeyer was found wandering in
Sixth avenue, at Fifty. street Friday evening
To Round man Minnie he admitted having taken
grains OF morphine 10 end his troubles lie was Treated
by Police surgeon Clements and aeTward taken To 81
Luke's Hospital lie viii probably recover lie lost his
place Clerk shortly after the fight Of owen Murphy
and sue.equenly went into the liquor business fnan
eal difficulties followed
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TIE BEST
INVARIABLY PRESCRIBE THEM


from the teeth under the magic influence OF sozoDoNT
the foremost dcnufce OF the Nineteenth century which
driving the old tooth washes and gritty powders from
the field Dental health and beauty are infanbly secured
by Its use
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Corporal Nooaas'. Suicide.

BfsNARcK, d. T., Noy. 30.-Corporal Noonan
shot and killed himself 10 day At Fort Lincoln. NoonAn
the third husband The supposed woman who re
ecnuy disd al Fort Line DIN, but VINO was man
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MARINE INTELLIGkNCR

nIrilrupn ALrArAc-rHfs bAv
Sun rises... 10 Sun sets... 33tMoon sets ~ 90
HIcn wATTR-fHia
sandy HOOK II ~ Gov Island 1 IsI Hell Gats... 70
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Arrived-sAruRpAY. Nov %
81 0ermanic. Kennedy. Liverpool.
- Secret Bouquet summerside, P. Ri
81 Melita, watson. Catania,
Ship New Era, Rawyer. Caleu
chip Gatherer, Thomson, Antwerp
Bark Pepita, uatzen. Rio 0rande do Sui
Bark Thames Williams. Auckland.
Bark vladimir, Halvertsen. Bristol
Bark Hpirto, Cosulich Lynn.
Hark Mare, Gamm. Brest
Brig Lizzie Wyman. Forsctte. MinautlAn.
Brig Julia Blake. Petersen. Guantanamo.
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MIRHIED.

Mtlhau's famous Cod Liver OH and Lime
% csnt.. az rs BroAlNAy- neAr C0rllAnIL q
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Unaundrisd shirts <sc. double breasted shirts soc ;
linen collars Zoe 2button dogskin gloves Toe shirts
10 measure. 81, at 9th Av. and 24th st-Air
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Fine sin Hats, ~. 60. worth s5i Derbys,
81 O. and upward worth Is ~ ~ - Sew church st. up
stars
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The signal once Prediction.
FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.

Increasing cloudiness and rain, cold moth
crly 'ecnng 10 warmer southeasterly, winds lower
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An old, mellow, deiicisu. wine, absolutely
pure Is the ir9' vintage NOV u years old Of Dr Under
hIls Dry Union Port Isabella CatawbA from the
Croton Point Vineyards Ash your druggist or grocer
for descriptive pamphlet We recommend it for medi.
cinal other purposes recurring \ PURE GRAPE.
JUICE WINE II. X T. u. THuRBER a co,
Wholesale Agents
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A Conqueror Of Rheumatism, mn Eradientor
Of impure blood however bad. Hyatt B lfe Basam.
Of druggists. ask Tor IT. take nothing else.
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duplicate wedding presents rehnshed and sold 80 per
cent below manufacturers cost Diamonds watches,
and je~ery equally low. J. II. Johnston, 100 Bowery-
Ah
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Mrs winslows Soothing syrup for children teething.
soiiens the gums reduces nnanm auon NlaNs all pain.
and cures wind cole and diarrhoa % Cts. BOTTLE
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OF Magnesa lact prompt and agreeable hou ehod rem
edy Tor dyspepuc eVntlaIuts All III lsIlsS'-A1s'
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Business Hotitts.


Bcnsons Capcne Porous Plaster everywhere Por Lame
ness and Weakness Of the Back, rheumatism, Diseased
Kidneys and all LOCAL Aches Pains and Stitches N Is
positively far supe ror 10 the ordinary porous plaster or
~ any other remedy ever devised.
TIE BEST PLAsTERs IN USE
"Bensons Capcine Porous Plasters are the best plae
ters In use. They always give subtraction
Dr. L. DEYO
Poushkeepsic. N Y.
INVARIABLY PRESCRIBE THEM
When prescribing a plaster invariably prescribe
Bensons Capcne Porous Plaster. As they greatly
pcrOr 10 others"
Dr. A wooLEY, Warsaw. Ind.
ASK ANY PHYSICIAN
about the article Physicians know that the statement
tlatni l. the best plaster IN the world j. true.
Sold by all Druggists Price 20 cents
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4 'itc IN lime ,ares nine by getting Tue Rose DArnnI
Autthmtnt-AdS
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rORTLRS COUCH BALsAM -. 81, and 70 cents
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Save e5ncr cent double stcd sos each
scarlet me mo 81; kel nors doy skin gloves FL % W
'shLaVu ~ 1gand 81 aso AZ 9Th AN eeg 2e st. Ale