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GOLD WATCH, to Miss Lizzie Cheney, 43i
NICKEL WATCH, to W. A. Rcist, el7 West
FRENCM ESeshr1i pECoRxTEfS s;tiif CHINA TEA SET ;.
pieces, to Mr.. W. Lcob, 2s North Queen
OIL siPSff FxfSTiSc, FIX to A. s. schcitz, Washington
OIL oG!anSa; FHiSST1Sc, to F. A. Norris, Hamburg,
OIL PAINTING, to John B. Slough, Black
OIL PAiNTiSG, to j. r. Lewis, lse Charlotte
OIL street raiSTfSc FIX to Miss H. Snyder sol South
Prime? % street, city. ~
OIL PAINTING, to Mrs. Taylor, Rcidcnbach's
OIL siii PHiSTiNG, to rheo. Hart. Bcar,own.
Strawberry street. city.
OPERA CLASSES. to II: W. Lutz, city.
CAMEO RING, to j. 1orke, North Queen
GOLD RiSG,, to Mis-, s. X. Lamber, West Earl.
GOLD King. to Miss E. Trcwitz,: North Queen
GOLD RING. to Miss l.. stokcr, AS West King
GOLD Hing, to Violet rrcwitz, Lafayette
AMETHYST RING, to Mrs. DR.. stehman, AZ
West King street, city.
AMETHYST RING, to Manic Stafford, 1856
North Duke street, city.
GOLD RING, to Miss Fanny Keller 4Oj North
Duke street, city.
AMETHYST RING, to Miss stramp go North
Mulberry street. city.
AMETHYST RING. to Miss X. McGlinn, l22
North Charlotte street, city.
CAMEO RING, to Lillie Godfrey, North Queen
street, city.
BANGLE RING, to Miss Carrie strousc. Fred.
erick street, city.
BANGLE RING, to Mrs. Weiland, West King
street, city.
AMETHYST RING. to Mrs Mckillips, North
Queen street, city.
AMETHYST RING, to Miss Letta Myers, Par
adise, Pa.
AMETHYST RING, to Mr.. Good, Conestoga,
Pa
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TUESDAY EVENING. NOV. %. 1881.

THE GROVE OF DAPHNE.
For the ISTELLIGESCEE.
Deem it not fooishnc.s to sing.
Or wish to breathe the endless spring.
OF some fair spot. all fancy-clad,
Now gaily brig ht, now sweetly sad.
Where deeds OF might have 'richeo the soil,
Tearing the bonds that tyrants coil;
Where lovers woocd in depthless joy,
Free from the riefs Of earth's alloy,
Or where the gods Of ancient days
Those heroes of a thousand lays
Have sought 10 aid Or vanguish man,
Or mark his progress ere his race began
Fen though it bc q charming tale.
With truth hid close In mystcry's veil,
There yet is beauty in the thought,
Which sparkles upward, all un5ought.
Beneath the fectcd syrian sky.
Rare in its fleece Of purple dye
With ycnii-for of Love and Good,
The mystic grove Of Daphne stooi.
All beauty was that sacred scene,
Rich with the grace Of natures uicn;
a thousands fountains purlcd their streams,
In gaudy foaIns-bright, living creams.
Harmonious sounds unclaimed the ear,
Breathing love that all held dear:
Swect-ladened zepher5 breathed around
A glorious rapture, yet profound,
Clasping the heart in strange delight.
Conscious Of but the hallowcd light.
Herein thi, wOndIO nook OF Joy,
Fit spot the senses TO alloy,
Midst cypress and the laurel-trcc.
Solemn and mourntul, yet 20 tree.
a temple to the gods uprose
Beautiful in Its light rcpose;
Rare with treGs ures Of ancient art.
Dreams OF bdrds from the sculptor heart.
Pleading stood the god OF light
Needless Of all the lovely sight,
Bending. he pours from the golden bowl.
As strains divine through the temple roll.
sweet IiDation, and prays lis charms,
The bcautcous Daphne TO his arms
May bring to reign in his embrace.
His queen Of all the mortal race.
Bright are the tales of ancient time.
OFT Ia their glory deemed divine,
That breathe through the castle Of time atom.
From The sweet. sad cadence OF hearts un.
known. II. Il. ;.
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Jacob Smith, Clinton street, Buffalo. says b..
has used Spring blossom in his family us II
general medicine for cases OF indigestion. bill
iousness, bowel and kidney complaints. $. an
disorders arising from impurities of the blood ::
he speaks highly OF It's efficacy Price 50 cents
For sale at ii. Is. COchran's drug store. Ii7
North Queen street, Lancaster.
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CaSt-lrON Fellows.

Men of endurance have healthy kidneys AMI
liver. No aches in the back. no piles or con
situation. Tine cure for thes. Diseases is Kid
ney Wort This great remedy keeps up he
tone OF tho whole body by enabling The liver.
bowels and kidncyst TO perform thcir functions
perfectly. Both the liquid ami dry are sold by
druggistS.-PiOnccr Press. n.l-lwdNw
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A Heavy Swell.

Jacob ii. Bloomer OF Elrgillc, y. Y. writes: :
&" Your Thomas Eclcctric Oil culcI L BADLY
sweled neck and sore throat my son in
forty eight hours: one application also re
moved the pain from 4 very sore toe: my
w.fe's foot was also much infl;tmed-so much
that she could not walk about the house ::
She applied the Oil, and In twcnty-foUr hours
was entirely curcd.'' For sale III ii. Il. COch-
rams drug store. ID? North Queen street, an
caster.
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4 OLCMBlA AND PORT DEPOSIT X. II
~ 1rsinS now run regularly on the Columbia
anu rort Deposit Railroad on the following
time:
STATIoSs-SoKrH- Express. Express Accom-
WARD. AN p II ry
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DEADlNt, IS COLUMBIA E,R.
ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGERTHAlN

Trains connect at Reading with trains to and
from Philadelphia Pottsvile, Harrisburg, Al
lentOwn and New York, via Bound Brook
Route.
At Columbia with trains to and from York,
Hanover. Gettysburg, Frederick and Baiti.
more. n. NJ. WILSON. Supt.
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TRs:ELERS' GUIDf,
A,CAsTEE AND MiLLERSyii.LE *. a,

i ASCASTiS AND m4LLERSSi ii.LE *. 4.
II Cars run follows:
Leave Lancaster ~. 4. Densij, at :. y. ant
l!:J a. H. and :. :. and SD n. H.. eN.@ot o. 4
Saturday. when the last cur leaves III gI J.. Ia.
Leave Milicrsviile flower eiiEi h! 5. ). am. 10
a. Il. and !. 3. ana j.. IL.
tais ran dairy on >" we time except on SuL-
day.
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DEAD THIS

IL LANCASTER, PA. April %, 1851
The kIDNEYCURA MFG COMrANY
Gents-1t gives me much pleasure to say
that after using one pack of KIDNEYCURi
my back and side, of long standing, and that.
too, after trying various known remedies, ]
have every confidence in your medicine.
cheerfully recommend 1t, and know that many
of my friends who have used it have been
benehted. PETER BAKER,
m96lyd Foreman Examiner ana Express,
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A CaIiforninn,. s,ranpc r,c,t

LEAVING HOME WITH 81 100, HK RAILS TO RE
Tthf; Is aOCRNBD AS MURDERED OR ABDUCTED,
AND TURNS Up PEEE1LESs IN THIS CITY,
About the SIN OF October last man named
oscar Batcock, about thirty five years old. a
~rher, living some eighty or ninety miles
CISCO California, left home for
..a san st"s. and was not after
JUG latteI pace Oh uusino--x "n'1ent was
wards heard OF. Considerable exu,s~-
Cccasioned In consequence, and the newspapers
or that section published the story as case OF
foul play or abduction. Some three weeks ago
his family received a letter from him, dated
from this city, stating that he was here and
out OF funds. and requesting that money be
sent him. This was surprise to them, as they
had given him up for lost, and they knew him
TO have had 81, 100 with him when he left home.
Yesterday morning his uncle, John W. Clark,
from California. arrived In this city in search
OF him. and made known his business to Major
case 10 Detective Coomes, who went to the city
post office and made arrangements With Mr..
Bel, In charge Of the letter carriers, and the
lady clerk at the delivery window, giving q
description OF Baocock. aud requesting that
Mr. Co0meS be notified II Babcock made his ap-
pearance there. Last evening he came, In.
curing for letter, and Oiiicer George Barclay
invited him 10 accompany him TO Mai Brock 8
o1tce. The uncle was notified and also came
there. which resulted in their leaving for san
francisco on the S:45 train last night. 1t ap-
pears that Babcock had been slightly Geranged.
ard could give no definite account OF himself
That he has been spending most OF his time In
Chicago He has been boarding here in a house
On Pennsylvania avenue, under the name OF
Austin BartrusS
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sANFORD,S
RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRh.

SANFoRD's RADICAL CuEE, Catarrhal SOLVENT
and IMPROVED INHALER, with specific directions,
may now be had Of all druggists, neatly wra pped In
one package, for one dollar Ask for HANFoRD's
RADICAL CURE.
This economical and never failing treatment in
stanty cleanses the nasal passages OF foul mucous
accumulauonss subdues Inflammation when ex-
tending to the eye, ear and throat, restores the
senses Of sight, hearing and taste, when affected
leaves the head decdorized, clear and open, the
breath sweet the breathing easy, and every sense
In a grateful and soothed condition, Iaternalyg
administered, 1t permeates every fluid Of the body
cleansing the entire mucous Or membranous sys-
tenn through the blood. which 1t purifies Of the
acid poison always present In Catarrh. It builds
up the enfeebled and broken down constitution
robs the disease OF ie virus, and permits the for
nation OF health restoring blood. Hundreds of
testimonials attest 10 the wonderful curative prop
critics Of this economical, safe, agreeable, and
never falling remedy.
General Agents,
WEEKS Il POTTER,
Boston.
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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Wallach agt. Fairfield. argument
concluded and cause submitted. Capitol Htll
Bulolng Association agt. Hilton; on hearing.
Adjourned till Monday.
CIRCUIT COURT-Jatdoe MdcA7fIttr.
Yesterday, ADgeTman agt. Baum; verdict FOR
defendant. House agt. Hopkins; judgment for
one cent damages and costs. Burgess ACT
Raum: Jury out, with directions TO bring In
sealed verdict.
EQUITY COURT-J,tdge Wyllo.
Yesterday, Mcnamara agt. Sheckles; bill dis
missed. Smith agt. Kenny; auditors report
confirmed In part SchlesingeT agt. SchIes-
niger; divorce granted.
PROBATE COURT-Jltdfe H0grseI'
Yesterday, estate OF Sarah T. Hughes; exc
cutoT ordered TO pay Victoria j. CheeVer Sl32.
In re E. A. McIntire guardian; new bond or
deTed to be filed 4 number of accounts were
presented by the Register, approved, and
passed. Adjourned until Friday next
CRIMINAL CoURT-J,tdge Cor.
Yesterday, Thomas buffers, assaultIng an
officer: guilty and sentenced to 10 days 10 jail.
To-day, Oscar Jackson, convicted OF burglary
and larceny, was sentenced to Auburn for three
years. Richard Murray, for assault, was SEN
fenced to ten months IN latl. Berthe King, con-
victed CT larceny. was sentenced to the reform
school till twenty-one years OF age. Mar
Bell, violating postal laws. using postal card
twice; nOlle pros, w. T. Ward larceny from
the mails; do. Washington Alexander, recety-
1ng stolen goods, two caSeS:) 90. Chas. Shaw.
muTGer Of Susan A. Carter; pleaded not guilty
Singleton jones' larceny; do. James q. Brad
ley, Yagrancy; noile pros. John Wilson, do:
do. VIM. Clark, dtsorderly; VIM. Carley unli.
censed bar; John w. Barnes unlicensed com.
merclal agent; Harper Green, disorderly and
carrying concealed weapons; John Miserole.
George McCauley and w. FL. Clark, vagrancy:
noiie pros. Samuel c. Carter, keeping bar open;
pUtfV.
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Cu,,tup afsrav on the Avenue.

GOV. coLQUIrT's BROTHER SERIOUSLY WOUNDS
TWO MEN IN QUARREL ABOUT A WOMAN.
Last night arose ID e' wa on.neo
room Of the National Hote: w. ,-troent
Colqultt, CLERK in the Post ONCE depe.---
aud brother of Governor C0lquitt, OF Georgia;
John q. Martin, a, young law student,
employed at the Capitol. 1t Is said the trouble
was all ABOUT woman. The dispute grew
warm, and the disputants left the room and
gle was continued and fight followed. during
which Colqu1tt drew knife and inflicted a cut
four inches long on the left side OF Martin 4
meek, laylDg pare the carotid artery. He then
STUCK 1or MIN again, but McBee interfered
ana received cut about two Inches long In the
lett Side OF hts neck below the ear and another on
tne SIDE OF his left eye an inch long, severing
into Stevens & Schellers drug store, where DR.
Io"nsAend sewed up their wounds, pronounce
lbs MarCn'S OF serious character. CoiQuitt,
aIter MS exploit, threw the knife as far as he
could send 1t, as 1t could not be found last
night He then disappeared, leaving his hat
behind.
AN EYE WITNESS OF THE AFFAIR
makes the following statement: II was there
or the spot; know all the parties, and am
friend to them all. The difficulty occurred
about woman, and remark made by Mr.
Co'quitt, no had no intention OF hurting any,
ones feelings. or causing olfenSe In any way
After Colqpt; made his remark concerning the
won an, Martin asked him did he mean what
Ge Sasd' ana II Ne Qlo, ne was liar. ana rubbed
his hand In Colquitts face at the same time,
vhereupon c. knocked him down; l separated
them, seBee not interfering or trying TO pre-.
vent The difficulty. Martin commenced abus.
Ing solquitt, and continued TO abuse
him. 1i,,, calling him a dirty liar and
l sun peld the parties apart until ! became
tIed OF Martins abuse OF Colquitt, and told
INN II be did not stop that would let CoIquitt
60 and he would whip him. Martin repeated
the insult, saying 4 repeat that you are
dirtF liar and puppy. Colquitt asked me 10
turn him loose and he would whip Martin.
Then IL was that McBee who up to that ne
was perfectly quiet and had taken no part,
rushed up TO COlquitt and said No you won't
whip him. striking him at the same time In the
face, knocking him against the window. It
was not until then that Colquitt rose, opening
his knife, and cut right and lett, cutting Martin
seriously, but the doctor says not fatally, and
iDfiict1ng TWO slight wounds on McBee'S left
temple and neck. Mr.. Colquitt is a friend of
theirs, and regrets the affair more than he can
express. Martin and MCBee both say that they
90 Lot intend to prosecute the case, aud are
very anxious that the whole matter De
drOnnfd
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AnauSenaenfs. &c.

foRD's OPERA HoUsB.-To, night will be the
last presentation OF Forget memo" No one
should fail 10 see IT. Miss Ward and her com
pany reader Il SmoSt without fault.
NATIONAL THEATER.-TO-night Mr.. Barrett
Will play "Cassius7 in Julius Cse 3er" Next
week "'fhe Tourists" will drop in on Washing
ton again and make fun at the National for
week.
land THE VILLAIN STILL PURSUED HER.
Next week Milton Mobiles viii play at Ford's In
series OF his popular fnelo dramas. which al
ways draw.
JoEN B. COUGH will lecture at Lincoln Hall
next Friday evening on Platform Expert
eDceS."
A SACRED CONCERT, under the direction OF
Pro1 Louis schneider, VIII be given at the
SchuetZen Park tomorrow a. O'Clock.
LINCOLN HALI--NeXt Monday evening the
Athen8un Club will give one of Its delightful
concerts az Lincoln Hall. The program, printed
in the advertising columns OF TIE STAR, is an
admirable one.
BLIND TON viii remain three days OF next
week. and give his popular entertainments at
Odd Fellows Hall.
LINCOLN HALI--Oh March Goth Josory THE
renowned piaIlst) Miss Lillian Bailey and
others give grand concert See advt.
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The Chris,iancy Divorce Case.

MORE TESTIMONY TO BIZ TAKEN NEXT MONDAY.
Mr.. b. G. Lovejoy, examiner, In chancery,
will resume the taking CT testimony In the
Christiancy divorce case next Monday, when
tie eolored hackmaD. Dennis Bland, who, it is
alleged, took Giro from the st. James to Mrs
ChIistiancy's residence and returned TO the
hotel with Giro and Mrs. C., VIII resume the
stand for further croSS-eXamnati0n. This will
be directed as to his having made affidaVits or
statements which do not agree With the testi-
moEy he has given before the examiner in the
description OF the woman he had in his car
Itage Christmas day, 1879. DR.. G.. NJ. Ball.
formerly or Michigan. and Tor several years Mr.
ChTtSttancy'S private secretary, who. it Is
alleged. has been acting as Mr.. ChrisJiancy's
agent here, Will be tins next witness and ir Is
understood that he VII testify 10 seeing the
carriage with Giro and Mrs. Christfancy stop 1T
the ST. James hotel, and that he had con-
yersatioD with the clerk OF the hotel, In which
he informed the latter who the LADY was &C.
after This testimony. proof OF the marriage viii
be affirmed, and the testimony for Mr.. Chris
tiancy close.
TALK AMONG THE LAWYERS.
Among The members OF the bar there Ia much
interest felt in the case apart from that created
by the standing Of the parties. There Is but
little doubt that had the defendant raised the
question OF jurisdiction the case would have
been dropped as far as the DiStrlcs courts were
concerned, but the defence waived this point
preferriDg to meet the allegations here. As
the testimony now stands. damaging as it ap-
pears On its face 10 Mrs. CnTiStiancy. there are
some mtmcerS or the Oar Who say that were
They counsel they would boldly GO into court
and ask dismissal OF the bin upon 1E. for the
fSStim oDy OF Giro. paIticips criIniniS, they
claim would be expunged. or course the testl-
mony OF Ball and the hickman will have an
important bearing, and should their testimony
be eorroborated, the defence will meet 1t. it
Is int1mated that they will show con.
spiracy on the part OF the prosecu-
tion, and that they have written
evidence tending TO show that Giro, wnen he
left Peru. had bis instructions from Chris
tiancy; that on his arrival here he maze a con-
neetion with some Of Mr.. Chrlstiancy's friends.
and that, IL short. the whole affair was fixed
up and the charges which the bill makes even
III true, were the result or the conspiracy. Yes
terday DRAFT was paid Mr.. Oliver squaring up
The alimOnY 10 tie S1st.
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r IL o r &c.
FIR UT
L "A x a TIV Z.
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS. IL thorough in its Medicinal Acton,
and yet go AGREEABLE TO the TAsTR tina;
PATRONS otter disregard oar Injunction TO divide
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their respective cases. At the OUTSET i ia espe-
cial'y essential to observe the DIRECTIONS closely
till one becomes accustomed to It's use-whep mild
action and the most satisfactory results are sure to
follow. Ladies and children. aud those who
dislike taking pills and nauseous medicines 10
secure catharte action. ara especially pleased with
Its agreeable qualities. Try it ONCE, and You viii
esteem it highly as SAFE. PLEASANT and IF.
FECTIvE remedy. Packed in bronze tin boxes
only. Sold by Druggists.
Price. Is Gents. Large boxes, 80 Gents.
mar5-eo
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The Weather.

OYPICB OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OYPICBR(
WARRINGTON, ID. u, Mar IL. 1881, $50 a. m {
For the middle states, cloudy and threaten
Ing weather with rain. nortneriy Veering 10
eesterIy winds, stationary or higher temper
atuTe, lower barometer.
RANGE OF -Hg Thermometer
The following are the readings OF the ther-
mcmeter at The Signal ONCE during the day
O. n, $40; II g. m, $50; 2. m. 39'. maxi
mum. 4O7; minimum, 23o.
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DIR. METTAUR,S

d n Z p LIS
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TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY:
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ID. T.. Church. Baltimore Md:
have no hesitation ia assuring you that Dr.
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Rev. THOMAS GAMBLE, pastor NJ. T. Church, Hs-
have tried DR.. MErrAun's HEADACHE PILE
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CUTlcURA REMEDIES consist OF GUTlCusA Re-
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bowels. liver, Kidneys. and skin CUTICURA, a
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Psoriasis.

Thomas Delany, Memphis. Tenn, says ~
have been afflicted for nineteen years with Psor-
asis, and have spent hundreds OF dollars for doc
tors. and stuff they call blood purifiers Doctors
did not know what to call my disease. / would
scratch nights until I scratched my self raw; then
It would dry and form into scales, which would all
be scratched off ne1t night, and on. IAave been
comI letely cured by the CUTIcURA REMEDIES"
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Leprosy.

Ii. Z. Carpenter, esq, Henderson, N. Y cured
OF Psoriasis or Leprosy, OF twenty years standing
by the CUTICURA REsoLyENT internally, and Gu
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justice Of the peace and prominent citizens All
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Eczema.

+. ii. Drake, ESQ.,, Detroit Mich, suffered be-
yond all description from skin disease which az
peared on his hands, head, and face, and nearly
destroyed his eyes. The most careful doctoriug
failed to help him, and after ell had failed he used
the CuTICURA REsoLvEST internally, OUrIcURA
and CUTIcURA SOAR externally, and was cured, and
has remained perfectly well to this day.
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CUTIeURA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS &
POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, $50 Washington
street, Boston. and are for sale by all Druggists.
Price for CUTIoURA, Med cinal Jelly nall boxes
90 cents large boxes 81. CUT1CURA REsoLyENT,
the new Blood Purifier. 81 per bottle. CUTIouRA
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAR, IS cents. OUT1oURA
MEDICINAL SHAVING 6oAP Is cents In bars, for
BARRIERS and large consumers, so cents.
WAH mailed free on receipt Of price.
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COLLINS
Voltaic Electric Plasters.

No other remedy can SO quickly assauge the most
violent paroxysms Of Pain. They distribute
throughout the nervous system gentle and con
dnuous current of Electricity, which antly an
initiates Pain, vitaGzes Weak and Paraly zed Parts
cures Sore Lungs. Pslpitation of the Heart, Pain
fm Kidneys, Liver Complaint, Rheumatism, Neu-
raleia and Sciatica. Ask for COLLINS VoLrAIc
1L.kGIhIC flAsTERs. mara
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