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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-21
Administrator Notice.
State Of Tennessee,
Union County. 80

State of Tennessee,
Union County.
To william Hsun, administrator of the estate
of J%mes W. Dyer, decd: You are hereby rs-
auired to give notice py advertising in q news
paper published in this State and at the court
mouse ooor In Maynardville for all persons hav
Snsm IN the manner orescribed by law, on or
Detore tne Let day OF February, 1872 for pro-
ONCE this lstE day of october, 1878.
C0RAM ACCFF, Clerk
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-21
louisville fafket.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 19-Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat dull ; red,
S5c; amber and white, D0aa2t. CoTl
quiet; white, Sdc; mixed, 34c. Oats,
white, 253c; mixed, 231c. Pork quiet
at $S.00aS 25. Lard steady. Bulk
meats quiet; shoulders 2s,2Se; clear clear
scarce and firm;sclear rib, 4sc; sugar
and firm, 81 05.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-21

The insolvency Of the estate of ,Janes W
~ ert decd, having been suggested t0 tho
Counly Court OF Union county, all persons hav~
ing claims AGAINST said estate are notife d to
manner prescribed bv law, on or before the Ist
day of February, 1879. All persons owing saia
estate vii come forward and pay mp and save
ost. decllwNe WILLIAM HAUE.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-21
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n GEMS q RNs1heE.

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Of this paper, and by all booksellers and
postmasteis. Persons wishing to subscribe
direct with the publishers should write
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way, New York,
The Morning herald., 1878-09-03
THE CITY COUNCIL.

AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE OLD
CITY COUNCIL. WAS HELD LAST EVENING
TO FINISH UP THEIR BUSINESS, FREsI-
DENT ,LICHTENsTIEN IN THE CHAIR ~
. The Street Committee reported on giving
the contract for the building Of the sewer
on shipley's run over Eighth, street to +.
McCloskey for $42l. .,s 4. s 5.,I 5,@.at J.,
The same committee reported favorable
on the petition of L. P. Grubb, asking for
"a crossing at Taylor and Pine streets.
Estimated cost, $50. .sy 70 ..aa
The Committee on Police, on reporting
the bill to the order of James O'Toole,
Chief of Police, for, $3.50. Mr.. johnson,
chairman, stated that the bill was for
board of the parties concerned In the
Collins murder case. who were, retained one
week in the City Hall Police Station during
the Coioners inquest. He,thought the bill
should be paid by the county, and asked
that the committee be excused from paying
the bill. Which was done. d2u'WI .
Mr.. Chandler had called up for third
and passed reading three ordinances chang>
ing the grades of parts of certain, streets.
The same gentleman presented and had read
twice an ordinancecbangin grades of certain
streets TO relieve Delaware avenue of over
flow OF water. The Clerk was instructed to
call q meeting of citizens in City Hall on
Monday next to consider the mattsr.1,5
| On motion of Mr.. WiHdle the proper
officers were authorized to make q note Of
500, ,00U, discounted at,90 days to pay cur.
rent expeLces, II .''',-'. t...'...n
Mr.. Baker presented the resignation Of
William NJ. Frances, assistant inspector ot
the eastern district of the Fourth ward
On going into election, Allen Smith was
elected to fill the vacancy.
Mr.. Lynch presented resolution return
ing the thanks of Council 10 Presiden
Lichtenstien and Clerk Foulk for the i'm
partial manner in which they did theil
duty during the last year. Presiden
Lichtenstien returned his thanks In a nea
little speech. ,n...H .a.-. .a. vi" &,
ORDERS. 7"
During the evening the following order
were directed to be paid: .'1 1
| Grubb, Stable Co., $1S; t,ox q Allen
l5.40; James e. Bro, 102 40; Hilles
Jones, 95 cents; A. u. Vandever, 292; N
Shippers, 16; Jos. Flanagan, 250.77; I
i T. Tyre, 159 so; Adams & Bro. 24.40; W
F. Robinson, AZ S5; Adams Il Bro, 14.5s
Z. Pickles, 10 go, j. A. Anderson. $500;
O'Too'e, 3l.3O; j. A. Krauspe, .55; Jame
g. Bro, 1900; s.. R. Butler, 5000; G; W
jackson, Ais; Police Payroll, 1,533 "a
Miscellaneous Payroll, 1,201;9 ;95; Franc
!, Vincent, $50; Geo. O'Byrne q Co, 15.
Geo. w. Vernon & Son, $685. Fame Ho'
: Co., 1,15OOO; Smith g. Paynter, 1S,7s.r
The Morning herald., 1878-09-03
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
BOARD OF HEALTH.

IMPURITIES IN THE BRANDYwINE AGAIN
At the meeting of the Board OF Health
last night, with President Roberts in tht
chair, a number of new nuisances being re-
ported, and many others abated. Il
DR.. shortledge brought up the old ques-
tion of the impurities in the Brandywine
He stated that Jessup and Moore had con
structed drain to carry of the filthy mat
ter from their mills, but that Bancroft y
Co. were still letting the refuse matter
flow into the creek. The gentlemen did
not object so much to this, as the surface
drainage from the cemeteries: This mat
ter, be said, should be attended to at once
The Bancroft Co. made a proposition I'd
the city some time ago, which would have
settled the affair, but It was disregarded
He moved that the committee on the I'm
purites in the Brandywine, be requested td
confer with the Water Com mission unrefer-
ence to the matter, which prevailed after
some discussion.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-03
BUILDING PER MITs.

During the month of August 55 permit
were granted by Chief Engineer Conwell Q
the Engineering and Survey Depal tment
erection of buildings as follows
BENJAMIN B, Groome. one house at tht
southeast corner of Dupont and TuliE
streets. - .,.... ,'. &.
Gideon B. Guyer, ten houses, on Nintl
street, between Poplar and Lombard.
Patrick Fitzgerald, one house, on thu
east side Of Pine street, between Taylor and
Ninth. ,..., ~ '.....rl ..-- --e.
William Hamilton, one house on the
north side of Lowering avenue, between Lin
coin and Union. ~ ..f ,,ruW
Daniel B. Anderson, one house, north.
east corner of Sixth and Scott streers:
Thomas Milliken, two houses on the
north side of Seventh street, below Pine.
John Wood, three houses on east side
Of Eleventh street, between Eighth and
Ninth. ...- ~ ,ll.'
Ellen Ryan, one house south side Of
Eleventh street, between Poplar and
/ Lombard. i.,' ..-I,,
Moses Thomas, one house east side Of
Head street, between Lodge street and
Vandever avenue. :.
Samuel 3. JOnPs0n, tnree houses souCl
side of Front street, between Franklin and
Broome. -.t.,tg
Edward A. Alker, one house west side
of Jackson street, between Second and
Third. ..g-.l.,El -
Dennis Kane, one house on the east side
of Buttonwood street, north Of B.
Daniel McKeever, one house, east side Of
Thatcher street, north of Fourteenth. ~
James A. Ashworth, one house, south
west side of Pennsylvania avenue, between
Scott and Lincoln streets. ~ IL.
Harriet Fritz, one house, west SIDE Of
Jefferson street, between Second and Third
d. Harlan Gause, twenty houses, east SIDE
of Walnut street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth.
Patrick O'Byrne, one house, north side o.
Fourth street, between Jefferson and Mad
ison. $780,. "E.
Patrick Cahill, one house, north side o.
Fourth street, between Jefferson and Mad
ison. ...
Gideon B. Guyer, two houses, east side
of Wilson street, between Ninth and Tenth
Mary T. Alderdice, one Office, northwest
corner Fourth and Spruce streets. ~
Samuel Coyle, one house, southeast cor
ner Chestnut and Adams streets.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-03
LOCAL. TIME TABLE
Corrected May lsth,Is7s
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON g..
For Philadelphia-2.O9, 5.44, SO. 8.55. SO ,
900, 947, 1000 a. m,; 12 81, 1910, 2.3O, 40.
$40. 7.2O, 946 p' m. On Sundays. 200,
5.44. $40 a. M; on. $50, 946 p. m.
For New York-l.O9 5.44, a. M; 1887, I2.4O,
For Baltimore end Washington--125l, 1.16,
839, m: 1854. 1859, 500, lO.26. p m,
- On Sundays 1851, LIS 9 m 1926 p M.
For Port Deposit-456 p m. No Sunday
train. ..D... 5tgs #.. jEi 9..li
For New Castle 6 20. 80 q IN; LOS, $50 p
m. No Sunday trains. ~
For Delaware Ra lroad-9.3O a m LOS, $50
pm. No Sunday trains. r
For Wilmington q Northern Railroad-6.2
am, $40. $40 p M No Sunday trains.
pm. No Sunday trains. "i' 'r l...'
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON:
From PhlladeIphia-l243. Lee, 8.34, 9.A q
7.25, 8.lS. lo.29. Ills p m. on Sundays
l243, LOG. 10. 10 o m; 735, 1922. II. Is p m
From New York; Of S.3l, a M; 1914, IL 81
50t; 1927, p m On Sunday LOG a M
From Baltimore-2o4, $40, e.4l M; 1921
From Washington-2,O4 $40 q M; 1921
ls.3s, 50, 936 p mon Sundays, 24
| 40a m 9.36 p m. ,
From Port Deposit-S0o m. No Sunday
trains.
From New Castle-7.55, $50 M: l2.l5 m
| 420, $40 p m. NoSunday trains.
| From Delaware Railroads.&c. q. M; 20
| 12.15 M No Sunday trains. !.
Frem Wilmington and Northern Railroad
805, II 30 q no., 7.35 p m. No Sunday train
From Delaware Western Railroad-7.55
M; $40 p m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHILA
DELPHIA. ..-..g .~.a.
From Broad street and Washington ave
| nue-7.30. 800 1850, II As a m; 2.90, S.3(
400, 5.15, 800, 6.45, 9.45 u 80 y. M. On SUI
| days, $50, a m 6 0O, 8 45a II 30 p m. .l.'
From Thirty.second and Market Streets
725. IL IS m I2.IO, sc, 80 b, p m; II G
midnieht. On sundays. 80 % p m; IL
midnight. 80 ,Jl rHt '.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-03
Can the Truth Oyertake q Lie,

1odrv otdarvestigatton discloses the fact that the
naiSha MY reported in the Associated Press dis
t,hiUnes, t,hiOaes, about Aug 10th, tt have died in
pntsSse ptoSse after two weeks use Of some re-
tten tateu remedy for corpulency, had not
nraonu on Ailan's Anti-Fat. but had used o
tnIpSralon IN Waon put up by q regular physician
utantnzerne, Pa Allan's Anti Fat is man
sIonssadr IN Buffalo. ~. Y, by the unaer-
O0I O0Innu; nu;; We have alrea ty sold over 1OO,-
iak en %ot,ies of it. 1t has therefore been
prooFtp 1 py thousands, and we challenge
unless. .aat at u has ever harmed any body,
a MrsS tr ~ tle reduction of obt Sc persons frr m
st,nn~ t" ~ pounds, leaving them healthy and
thernse Is considered a misfortune. Fur
eydanoate, we hereby offer $5t 90 reward for
ous ousueace on ,s showing that it contains poison
SS,oOot INJURIOUS Ingredients. Wealso offer
numharW we cannot prove that 1t has reduced
alwavee oi persons as stated herein. and
outtryssvnW without injury. II is said lie will
htagel hat thnat1h me truth any time. but we trust
the nnhSase Shnser newspapers. that have misled
trjbhpthopa pthplG ny saying that physicians at
Aniiet Anii0fott me lady's death to the use OF
term Ma which is only put mp by us. The
will corna mrnu-Fat being our trade mark)
.convourect orrect the false impres sion TT ey hs We
'yeo, by publishing this refrltatiOn.
BOTANIC MEDICINE CO.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-03
TEMPERANCE POLITICS..

A CONVENTION TO BE HELD ON THE 18TH
10 INSTANT, 1ToIi NOMINATE A COUNTY
y- TICKET. rraq hi9i o3rl nNs22ttnha e3Ft
IA meeting of the temperance advocates
was held last evening at.No. 69s shipiey
street, when the following call lforl aocon-
vention to nominate county ticketswas
made:77I sy.Rga D9iiGJ qJi sIjdw shan
The Committse on 4Call met at the az
pointed time at. No 623 Shipley and de-
.termined to call a convention to meet at the
"Old Foundry" On Thursday, the 12th day
of September, at i o'clock, PA M, for the
purpose of nominating an entire temperance
stickee four the county of New Castle. The
delegation to consist of the original commit
tee. The minister and three delagates.from
thra three da deieeates from each te9perance. t.
ciety.o} Il = J.K. Babcock, President. 4
..' n.;,.., E. Fl. P, Martin, secretaryal
The Morning herald., 1878-09-03
: ;fuesI @Ill HUG 20
LOCAL NOTES.
Vote for Almond to-day.

|a,vote for Almond today aiHis aHisd
Do not split YOUR ticket, Democratsl
EVERYBODY take their babies to sutterley's.
Examine your tickets closely Democrats.
sutterly takes baby pictures in one second.
Democrats look out for forged tax receipts
to-day. ~ ~ "'''' '-
sutterley's baby pictures are frst-class as
well as cheap. f'''' .'' '"''fl8'
Take your children to sutterley's Gallery
for good picture. 2d '*1" E9NT7
There Will be race street at Schutzen
Park next Thursday. .1a" laails!oqi
No place like sutterley's to take your
babies for good picture. jua,a> ,4a75}
Hot and cold baths at Valentines op-
posite Fame Hose House, ,r.ll,3s -
For good shave go to Valentines op-
posite Fame Hose House. -,,x
Fine life sized Crayons Of children at SUIT
terley's, 9O2 Market street. ,r.,i'frrs
The contest to-day is Brains against
Bribery, with Brains ahead: ..nt,
L ID I
Solomon Hersey, of the Republican.
looks nice In last years duster. '
| Go and see Sutterley's fine Cabinet pic
lures of babies. 3O2 Market street. G5'
sutterley never fails to take good pic
ture of your baby. 302 Market stceet.
Remember that John P. Almond has all
his life been good citizen and an honest
man. ....r..i.r ''ao r,'h ..' wr'p ..I
Republicans Repeaters Beware--You have
been marked in yonr head quarters. Mark
our words.
Tt Is said that all the Ninth ward negroes
are furnished with fraudulent tax receipts.
Beware Democrats.
Seventy-fve dollars in addition to former
subscriptions have been collected by the
ESheilds' Library, for the yellow fever suf
ferers, which makes 81 .25 thus far.
i Thirty thousand good cigars just received
and for sale, cheap at Chapman's great to
/, bacco market, south west corner of Fourth
and shipley streets, Wilmington, Delaware
So aug. 30, 1w
The Democrats of the Fifth, Sixth
.. Seventh and Eighth Ward should lool
sharp for fraudulent receipts in negroes
and in fact in whites hands. Have ever,
one of them arrested.
Burton Valentine, formerly of Sixth an'
8 Market streets, shaving and hair dressing
:; saloon, has removed to West Second street
e opposite the Fame Hose House, under y. u
Kent & Co.'s building. ..g.
Look out, Democrats, for repeaters le
on by so-called Democrats. They have al
rived at saloon iu town. They will in
g louired for Democratic ticket at the poll
e but don't be deceived by that fimsy device
The Morning herald., 1878-09-03
OUR MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

/, i At our city election to day there are three
candidates for Mayor. Mr.. Lemon, the
Citizens candidate, has withdrawn, leaving
Nj. Almond, Democrat; Gallagher, Re.
publican, and Murphy, Greenbacker, in the
field. " ~ .Ea" ~ '''I.'
The contest for the Mayoralty promises
to be very hotly contested on the part O
Gallagher, but on account of his late poll
tical maneuvers and fraud coming TO llght
be will no doubt lose many honest votes
leaving him TO rely upon his negro ane
fraudulent votes. The Democrats will 20
doubt their full ticket, excepting In tht
Seventh ward. The places OF voting are al
follows: ~ =,
First Ward-White Horse Hotel, s. W
corner of Second and Tatnall streets. ' ,
Second Ward-Felton House, s.. E.. cor
ner of secoud and Walnut streets.
Third Ward-First Precinct, N. E. cornel
of Fifth and Orange. Second Precinct, ~
w. corner of Fourth and Madison. }
Fourth Ward-First Precinct, City Hall.
Second Precinct, s. W. corner of Fifth ano
Fifth Ward-First Precinct, Lafayette
Hotel. 8. w. corner of Ninth and Shipley'
Second Precinct, s. W.corner OF Seventh
and Madison. Jrt
Sixth Ward-First Precinct, 8. E. cornei
of Seventh and Market. Second Precinct
s. W. corner Fourteenth. and King. ..t.' .
Seventh Ward-First Precinct, i. b: cor
ner Tenth and Orange. Second Precinct,
Logan House. 49, !
Eighth Ward-No. Ga E, Seventh street
Ninth Ward-Old Academy. ,.-u
Tenth Ward-N. w. corner of Reed and
jackson streets. ,r =e a-... ."hH
The Morning herald., 1878-09-03
FOOT MASHED.

Clayton NJ. Caulk, living at No. 997
Poblar street, keeper of the Buoy depot at
the mouth of the Christlana, had his foot
badly mashed on Saturday by q pair OF
large wheels with stone buoy sinker at
tached, passing over it.. Amputation is
thought will be necessary. DR.. Wales at
tended him. - " ~
The Morning herald., 1878-09-03
COMMENCEMENT OF THE OYSTER
SEASON.

The oyster season How about opening pro-
misses to be a very favorable one for the
oystermen in South Jersey. The oysters
are In a fine condition, and the trade, which
has been SO depressed since the long to 5e
remembered gale of September, 1877, which
almost totally destroyed many of the oys-
ter beds in the Maurice river will prove un'
usually active. .r
The Morning herald., 1878-09-03
PEACH SHIPMENT.

Soon will the hired girl seek to hurry up
the festitive buckwheat cake by pouring
kerosene oil In the blazing fre.-Ex.
= Western editor returns thanks for a
centipede sent him by mail from iexas'
being the first Gent of any klnd ne had seen
for months y .ue1y1H % -
Tt is mentioned as an interesting "fact for
Darwin,' that Nantucket girls are gradually
becoming scaphiopods from their habit OF
digging clans with the big toe.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-03
SOCIETIES..

MEETINGS THIS (TUEsDAY) EVENING.
Asylum Lodge, No. 23. J.s.l.
Reynolds Encampment, No. 3, I'd iant
4th Tuesday. a-. 'aL =
washington Lodge, No. 1, A. P. A., meet
every Tuesday night In the Nicola J build
ing & "Sf". W Oh ''
Lincoln Lodge, No. 3, X. of P, at K. o
P. Hall, 211 Market street. .s... Az,
The Morning herald., 1878-09-03

Israel Putnam's wolf-den adventure at
last has parallel. Elmarine Brackett, Of
Texas county, Missouri, a young fellow Of
sixteen, crawleds nearly fifty feet under
ground, in some places through very mar
row passage, and killed four wolves in their
den with knife and spear; afterward he
dragged them forth from the cave, one at a
time.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-03
THE aREENBAoK MEN.

A large mass meeting ofsthes! National
Greenback Labor men was heldo iastR night
at Fourth and French streets! nIMr.s Price
of the Post Office was Chairman, and fJohn
Doyle addressed the, meeting, and was. ,folr
lowed by Jesse Bingham who read paper
on migration. 10 I7h'i3 9s'oT S" W nnHR1
The Morning herald., 1878-09-03

Every Democrat, and honest man, with
out regard to party, should vote for Ais
mond, for mayor to day. He has proved
himself to be good and fitting man to
govern our city. A mans actions show
what he is. ..t
The Morning herald., 1878-09-03
PERSONAL.

OBJ. Lynch, formerly Of the Quickstep
Base Ball Club; has returned from Philad-
elphia, and will take charge of the club
again, ,anl will play on Friday afternoon.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-03
WELCOME HOME.

The Knights Of Pythias delegation which
went to Indianapolis a week or so ago, re-
turned home last evening. They arrived
at the P, w. g. B. depot on the SIS 2. m. :,
train and were met by the Uniform Division
X. of P, headed by the United Cornet
Band. ---I-nLaLy Hksl-EkE I
The Morning herald., 1878-09-03
NEW. WHARF.

A new government wharf is being built
at the mouth Of the Christiana by the U
s. Lighthouse Department, and other gens
eral repairs are made. >
The Morning herald., 1878-09-03
POLICE CASES.

Charles Lukins, for kicking colored
girl, was compelled to pay costs. .sm
= Joel Cameron came from New ark and
true to his antecedents, got drunk 30 cents
and costs.
Michael McCloskey, for cumming" 60
days ,... Ia.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-03

LEI us have no political trickster for
Mayor. Have an honest man. Almond
has proved himself to be that ....Ht
The Morning herald., 1878-09-03

: Impenitent--,J Jack (who has been put In
corner for misbehavior) +" Mamma"
Mamma-"Well, sir, what is u" Jack
"What remarkably nice corners there are
In this hoUsey"
The Morning herald., 1878-09-03
I Afl III, 5ht 4'-tJ
OFFICERS REELECTED.

:, u The Wilmington Coal aud Gas Company
met at 480 O'Clock last evening and re-
elected the old directors for the ensuing
The Morning herald., 1878-09-03

NoTlCE.---CHARLES N KYLE, WHOLE
ice ice Bream of all fiavors. Excursions Pic
r,ts, rnt festivals, &C., furnished at the lowest
.%'es. 90 t IL orders by mall promptly attend-
su stom: 70: Cream can be had at all times at
rsiis pssih ", S6 and 49, city Market house or
1Wv1iiuehce, corner 9Th and Orange Street,
Wilmington, III Delaware. l,.-.r
JeS'f CHARLES KYLE.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-03
The Sea-Side Resort Of Delaware,
ATTHE
AT THE FOLLOWING VERY LOW
!. @- -.% RATES OF FARE .-as /
ARRIVE.

REHOBOTH, 1880
Returning, leave Rehoboth 600 p, m; ar
rive Wilmington 1870 p. m., Newark l;lo a.
M, Elkton l.3l a. m. m.t
Children under IL years of age, half pllce
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-05-21
Pettingllls Newspaper Dirccto.
ry for 1878.

Anxiety and patience are rewarded. We
waited for the 1sl of May and Pettengill'
Newspaper DIRECTORY, and both have come
to time, hand in hand-the one smiling as
the precursor of glorious summer, and
the other complete in ali the habilim ents
Of fully organized book, Ettcst of all
its kind for the cOmpsnionship of the ad-
vertiSCr who means bus mess. From 5000
III 1871, the newspapers Of America have
increased TO 5, 1873 in 1873, and here We
have them arraycd in lines by States,
Irrigated by counties, marshalled in divls-
lons by geographical sections, and detail
cd s,y CLASSES 10: special work, in man
ner that commands admiration. Their. is
only one thing that can prevent any ad-
vcrtiser attending to all his own business
with newspapers-the lack Of experience
and knowledge Of the status of newspa-
pers. This is partially supplied by the
Newspaper Directary. in its capacity of
Adoerttser's Handbook There is only
one step more to be desired by business
men, and that is 10 have the work done for
them instead of by them, and s. N. Pet
teugill & Co. are just as competent TO do
that satisfactory as they are to present the
completcst Directory of the century.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-05-21
A Cool Mother.

A few days ago lady in Sixth Ward
was making molasses candy for her child.
dren. While removing the melted liquid
from the stove, her little boy in his haste
to obtain his portion, stumbled against his
mothers elbow, upsetting the dish over
her hand, burning her in 4 frightful
manner. She Immediately whipped her
hand up in cotton hankerchlef and satu.
sated it with bottle of Wolcotts Pain
Paiut, keeping it constantly wet with the
remedy. The RESULT was more than won.
derful; it not only stopped all pain in q
very short time, but her hand did not even
blister, and the next day was apparently
as we'll as ever, with the exception Of two
small places where the skin was actually
Turned off at the time of the accident.
She says that with this remedy, she never
fails in removing Headache, Toothache
and Neuralgia within few minutes by
an outward apiicaiton; besides curing
rheumatism, healing Ulcers and sores
of long standing. without causing any
pain in in direct application; OH the con
,rarv, producing a very cooling and sooth.
ing effect te all entlamed surfaces.
This remedy-"Wolcot's Pain PAINT
has been before the public for many years
and is we'll known for its remarkable pow.
ers, as healing agent. For the benefit of
our readers we would say that this Medi-
cine is manufactured by R. l.. Wolcot,, SO
Cortlandt street, New York, and sold by
all Druggists. 2