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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A TERRIBLE RECORD FOR A SINGLE
DAY.
An Old Newspaper Man Cuts His Throat
A Woman Takes Strychnine-Two
Men KiIIed-Numerous Small
Robberies, &c., &c.
A CHAPTER OF SERIOUS ACCIDENTS.
CRIMES.
Shooting Affray-Robbed.

Shooting Afray-Robbed.
PITTSBURGH, November IA shoot
ing affray took place in Port Perry, a
man by the name of KlingSmith, fire.
man in the Edgar Thomson Stell Works,
being shot in the breast by drunken
rowdy, but not seriously hurt.
A man was sitting in the depot at
McKeesport counting his money,
amounting to about 500, when some
selfish fellow ran up and snatched it
from his hands, at the same time deal
ing him stunning blow. The thief
was not captured.
Suicide by strychnine.
SANDUsKY, November II. - Emma
Tight, of Groton township, this county,
suicided yesterday by taking strychnlne.
Alleged i'll treatment of the girl by her
parent: ia SAID to be the cause OF the
rash act.
Robbery and Arson n an OHIO Town
YOUNGSTOWN. o, November IA
special TO the Neps from Cortland, . +,
says: c. G. Clawson's store was broken
into and fired last night. The safe and
money drawer were burglariZed to the
amount of $40. The fire was extin-
guished without much damage to the
store and building, but the stock was
badly damaged, and horse and buggy
were stolen by the robbers.
A Regular Picnic.
LOUISVILLE, November I7.-Burglars
are having a picnic here nowadays.
They burglarl2ed and carried off two
wagon loads of goods from the store OF
John Gillcn, grocer, at Seventh and
Oak streets, yesterday morning.
Suicide by Drowning.
MILWAUKEE, November Il. s. Dodge,
of Waupun, Wisconsin, man OF
wealth and prominence, committed SUI.
eide by drowiny in the river at tins
place some time last night. The body
was found to-day. He is supposed to
have been partially deranged.
An Old Newspaper Man Attempts to
Shuttle OF.
INDIANAPOLIS, November l7.-Ben ).
House, formerly editor OF the Weekly
Herald and other papers in this city, at
tempted to suicide this afternoon, by
cutting kis throat, but will probably re-
cover.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
Gossip in New York on Finan
cjll and railroad Matters.

". lngE. November 1.-THE feel.
.a.tu Va. street is most bul.ish, upon
..r nn.e. r.ata settlement OF the Trunk
.aa .a.-..,@s is at hand. Orders are
sal tr .age aean given which will have
tendency O. advance Southwestern
s.ar~s
..s -.pnrted that Manitoba Is soon
.9 0r r-gir sn eight per cent. stock.
Bankers say the small offerings OF
...~ yesterday settles the question Of
..~ Treasury policy in favor OF speedy
.. Or bones. A private dispatch yes
'r.ty ~n,a call for ia vas likely 10 be
....r Nna,u day or TWO.
iar South Pacific stock has been list
r. sl the American Mining Exchange.
>-yrrs. operators have realized hand
5 ue sums nom the recent advance in
,a.s stock. Insiders are still buying,
and predict twenty-five by the ond Of
tieyS.
Inere - light foreign demand for
stocks unu bonds. Colorado and Texas
subsCri pJOus are benefited BY 1t.
The bull party IN ~. Paul talk OF l2O
3 ,r ,ur stock. Considerable uneasiness
.. rerO, ted at Galveston on account OF
.... fact that the Goulj roads are carry
cotton from Texas To st Louis as
..g', rs il can be taken 10 Galveston.
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GERMAN Y.

BERLIN, November 1.-THE Emperor
did not open the Reichstag in person,
Bismarck, after conveying the excuses
of his majesty for his absence, read the
speech from the throne. The speech
declares, with regard to foreign affairs,
that at no time during the last ten
wears, could the maintenance OF peace be
anticipated so confidently as at present.
The meCtln,.a at Gastein and Dantzie
wee the expression OF the close personal
and political relations between the SOW
ereigns and their empires. The conf
dence thus existing between the three
imperial courts is trustworthy guaran
tee OF peace, which is the Identical aim
OF their policy.
Concerning internal affairs, the speech
states: "The economic policy OF the
Government, as to reforms in the sys'
tenn OF taxation hitherto pursued, will
be strictly adhered to-" Stress is laid
on the necessity that provision be made
by the State for invalid wOrkmen.
The Emperor saws the budget shows
the gratifying results OF the economic
policy. The measures announced are
these: For the incorporation oi liam
burg in IJllverein; for quadrennlaI par
parliaments; for biennial Budgets; the
accident insurance bill; the tobacco mo-
nopoly and liquor tax.
BERLIN, November lit is said that
Baron Won Schlager will leave Washing
ton and return to Rome before the end
Of the year, to reopen negotiations with
the Vatican, Bismarck being fully deter
mined to make peace with Rome. in
order to obtain the Conservative and
UItramontane majority in the new par.
Lament for the tobacco monopoly and
other plans.
Schott, the celebrated tenor OF the
Hanover Court theatre, goes to America
for six months. He is one OF the best
singers OF Wagner's music.
Nine. Materna, OF the Vienna Court
Theatre, goes 10 America to take part in
the Musical Festivals in Ch!csgo, GIN
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WASHINGTON.
Temporarily.


WASHINGTON, November l7.-United
States Marshal Allen, oil the Western
District OF Missouri, has received tem-
porary reappointment from Justice
Miller, of the Supreme Court. His
commission expires on the goth inst,
and the President informed him he was
not considering the filling of such Offices
at present, and hence the temporary ap-
pointment was made.
The Bogus Dispatch.
CHICAGO, November IA morning
paper publishes very sensational story
regarding the alleged arrest at kensing
ten, a smali suburb thirteen miles south
of the citv, OF an unknown man, about
twenty-six years Old, claiming to be a
to have been found number OF letters
written by Charles j. Guteau, referring
to the murder OF the late President
Garfield. 1t is further said that the
mysterious man had npOn him other
evidence oi his full knowledge OF the
crime prior to its having been commit
ted. The police are very retlcent on
the subject, positively refusing to say
more than that such a man is under
arrest. The story is not generally be.
lieved, but is being investigated.
What Corkhill Says About It.
WAsHINGToS, November l7.-District
Attorney Corkhill emphatically denies
that part OF the sensational story tele'
graphed from Chicago, about the arrest
OF an acComplice OF Guiteau, which con.
meets his name with il. CorkhiIl says
he never received any information in
regarI to any conspiracy, and the first
he heard Of the matter was when he
read the sensational dispatch referred to.
One More.
WAsHINGT0N, November E.-lt is
understood the Grand Jury will present
another indictment against Capt. How
gate, charging the embeZzlement OF
$4,000 and forgery.
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CASU ES.
Knocked from a Building.

DETROIT, November IA man
named Henry kilminster, this morning,
was knocked off the roof of a three story
building on which the corniCe was being
put, by the breaking of pulley used
to haul up sections OF the C1TnICe. He
was not killed outright, but died about
lP.M, having sustained terilhie IN
jurles.
A Fatal Fall-Accident to Il Workman
Akron, November lin the Sixth
ward Yesterday morning Mrs. Mary
Hogarth, aged seventy, fell down stairs
Her left arm and shoulder were dlsLo'
Gated, thumb broken and four inch
rash cut in the skull. She was picked
up unconscious, and cannot recover.
VIM. Haynes, mo lder at the Buck
eye works, by accident a piece OF wet
scrap in his kettle OF molten metal. The
hot iron splashed over his hands, arms
and face, burning him very severely.
Killed by a Train.
PITTsBURGu. November lI.-At Port
Perry, on the B. K o. r. K. last night,
Barney Hans, track laborer, in at
tempting to alight from train was
thrown under the wheels, and his head
was cut otf.
Caushed on the Track.
PITTSBURGH, November l7.-On the
Branch road at Port Perry, where the
transfer is made from the Pennsylvania
line to the Baltimore and Ohio, Il man
named Michael Healy was run over and
killed last night.
Accidental Death.
CHICAGO, November 1.-The inquest
on the pody of Miss Ella kissner, hose
headless trunk was found near the Wa
bash railway track, in the southern SUI
burbs, yesterday, resulted in verdict
that the deceased came to her death accl-
dentally from being run over by the
cars.
The Jury censured the roa / for failing
to provide proper warning lights on
their trains.
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DistIllers Convention,

CHICAGO, November 1.-THE Di5til-
lers' Convention met this morning at
the Grand Pacific hotel, Philip Xsll, Of
Peoria, in the chair. Some forty dele
gates were present, including repre-.
sentatives from Peoria, Kansas CITY,
Terre Haute, Shelbyville, Chicago, New.
port, Ky, and eight Cincinnati. The
chief 6jsct is to devise means for ex-
porting the surplus products OF the
country.
Before the meeting closed all but two
distilleries in the nitedStates were rep.
resented and those two sent word that
they would abide by the action OF the
meeting. All present signed an agree
meut to reduce the operative capacity
and to pool their funds and to export
al old products.
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FIRES.
Two Children Burned To Death.

Two Children Burned TO Death.
NORTH FERmsBuRG. VT, November
1.-THE dwelling of James Laguire
was burned yesterday, and three chill
dreR perished in the flames.
Still Prosecuted.
COSsHoHCCKES, Pa, November Ii
EI Attorney General Mac Veagh's sum-
mer residence, at Brookville farm, was
burned yesterday.
At Evansville.
EVANSVILLE, IND, November II
A fire in Schulz K Reidman's furniture
factory caused damage OF $4,000. Four
iiremen were taken out OF the building
almost suilocated, but will recover.
Loss $l5o.OoO.
Providence, +. l., November H.
KimbaIl's mill, in Pascang, burned with
adjoining building. Loss about $780,
600 Insurance 100000.
Still Blazing.
HoPEINToN, Mass, November H.
At midnight biz fire in the centre Of
the town is burning and many OF the
principal buildings are threatened, in
Guiding Bridges Il Co.'S big shop, the
Town Hall and Malone Bros. The fire
caught in barn.
Agricultural Works Destroyed.
ESSIsKILLEN, ONT., November IL
Sylvesters' agricultural works are
burned. Loss heavy; partially insured.
A Nova Scotia Blaze.
HILIrAx, n. s., November IA fire
at Picton, this morning, destroyed the
st. Lawrence Hotel, Masonic Hall, and
smaller buildings. Loss $4,000; lnsur-
ance SS. 900.
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A Good MOVE.

CINcINNATT, November 1.-The May
Musical Festival Association has very
agreeably disappointed the public in
fixing the prices for the Messiah per-
formauce in which Patti is to sing,
much lower than was expected. 1t has
been decided to charge one dollar and
fifty cents for admission, and two dol
lars and fifty cents for reserved seats,
and to sell the choice Of the reserved
seats at auction, December 18th and
18th, as mas been the custom in the sale
OF seats to the May festival.
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A Big Claim A gaiust WIlliamsport.

CISCINNArI, November l7.-Some citl-
zens of Madison. Ind, are preparing a
suit to enforce title to two sections OF
land on which the WilllamspOrt, Pa ,
is built. Moses Rodgers came from Ire.
land and took up the land. He moved
West without selling, and the city
sprung up. Squatters took possession
and from them the present owners hold.
The Nadlsonians claim they are the
heirs OF Rnlnrrs
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RUSSJ A.

ST. PETERSBURG, November IA
fresh number of the Nihilist journal,
Naiadnoj1 Vdlid, has made its appear
ance. On the title page is an editorial
paragraph surrounded with deep black
lines in which the crime OF Guiteau is
condemned in the strongest language
1t is reported that Lieutenant Suha-
noif, arrested on suspicion of supplying
the conspirators with dynamite, has
been secretly executed.
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New Comet Discovered.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, November H.
Director Smith, OF the Warner obserya-
tory, discovered a slight comet in the
constellation Cassiopied. 1t is possible
the stranger is the comet OF 1872, which
was expected to appear in the north.
The comet is in line between PoIars
and the great cluster in Perseus, little
nearer Polaris. This is the seventh
comet discovered since January.
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IRELAk u.
Sweeping Reductions.

LONDON, November l7.-At Ballina,
county Mayo, the sub-commission OF
the Land Court yesterday made sweep.
ing reductions OF rent, averaging fifty
per cent.
Tne tails have been cut oil OF nearly
one hundred cattle, the property OF a
farmer named Flanagan, near Roscom-
mon. The cause OF the outrage is not
known.
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THE genuine Fellows Syrup OF Hypo-
pl osphitps is put up in pint bottles, the
name of Fellows & Co. blown on.
Should the patient have any d'Itcuity
in procuring the Compound syrup IN
his vicinity, let him not be put oil with
any other remedy; because this article
has not its equal in the diseases Tor
which it is recommended.
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LIVE STOCK,
Chicago.

CHICAGo, November 1.-THE Dror'r!
journal bureau reports: Hogs-Receipt'
81 600 head; shipments 3,l0O head.
Light weights increasing in volume.
Market fairly active and about l0c lower;
common to good packing $ 65S6 10;
heavy packing and shipping, 81 l3C9
6 10; culls and grassers S. j0a5 %.
CattIe-Receipts 5000 head; ship
ments 5000 head. Market active but
lOal5c lower, making decline OF 25c
in two davs; good to choice shipping
s. 3OtG5 90; common TO medium 81 w
as 90; stockers and feeders quiet y %
@.4 90; rangers steady; Texans = S'e
. 90.
Sheep-Receipts 800 head. Market
active and buyers plenty; common 10
medium American and natives 81 '3'"'
3 90; extra 81 90.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, November l7.-Cattle-
Receipts $50 head. Market fair at yes
ter'lay's prices. n,,
HoGs-Recelpts 5000 head. Phlladel'
rhias, sS 10000; Workers s. 9Og6 o..
SnREr-Receipts 400 head. Selling lair
at Yesterdays prices.
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Failure at Memphis.

MEMPHIS, November l7.-G: Baum x
Co, wholesale liquor dealers OF TINS city,
made an assignment late this afternoon
Liabilities, SIS 900; assets, ABOUT $50, 900
The principal creditors are Frleoerg IL
Workum, of Cincinnati, to whom is due
$4,000. Abraham Scessel is named as
assiupaa
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cinnati and New York. The contract is
for fnnr waeks in Nav

cinnati and New York. The contract is
for four weeks in May.
Edwin Booth has written he cannot
appear before the German public this
year. He adds, next year l positively
intend to fulfill this desire. After
filling my old contracts in
England, during the spring and sum-
mer. and intend to come to Germany in
the fall of 1882, appearing first as Ham
let and then as Richlieu.
Another party OF Russian Jews passed
through this city for America to-day,
being the third party of the kind, com.
prising 230 persons. More will follow.
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The Wool Growers.

COLUMBUS, O., November 1.-THE
Executive Committee of the National
Wool Growers Association met in this
city, to-day, and decided to call meet
ing Of the National Association to meet
at the Grand Union Hotel, New York,
on the 2sth OF November.
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Humbugged Again.

saw so much said about the merits
of Hop Bitters, and my wife who was
always doctoring, and never well,
teassd me so urgently to get her some
I concluded 10 be humbugged again,
and | am glad | did, ior in less than two
months use of the Bitters my wife Was
cured, and has remained so Tor eighteen
months since. | like snch humbug-
ging.-H. T., St. Paul. l.-Pionsa Prs.s.
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TURKEY.

LONDON, November 17--There is rea
son to fear the Sultan intends to give
more encouragement to the Arab move
ment in Northern Africa. The Palace
keeps up constant communication with
the Tunisan Insurgents and Arabs in
TripOli,
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ENGLAN d.

LONDON, November H.-At Snrews-
bury, the great Shropshire Handicap,
Was won by Wallenstein, Piracus sec
ond, George Mansfield third.
The HOugh hmond plate was won by
Lorillard's Passaic, Mars second, Epcs.
capus third.
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Rallroaders' Mutual Aid.

CHICAGO, November 1.-THE Rail-
road Mems Mutual Aid Convention de-
cided on it's annual excursion this year
to 60 to New Orleans, leaving to-mor-
row morning. Very few essential
changes are made in the organization or
constitution and bylaws. The initia-
ton fes was increased to five dollars,
and the amount OF insurance limited to
s., 800.
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NRcars Flaotei.

New YORK, November 1.-THE direc-
tors of the Hannibal and st: Joseph
Railroad Company elected the following
officers: Wm. Dowd, President; John
R. Duff, Vice President; John A. Hill
ton, Secretary; Walter J. Hilton, Treas
urer.
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SMALL PON.
Schools Close q.

SOUTH BESD, I'D, November IL
The schools in two OF the buildings
were closed to day on account OF the
small pox. Three new cases are report
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In an Illinois Town

CLINTON, November l7.-Reports
from Beason, Illinois, fully confirm for
mer reports that small pox has broken
out there. Fifteen cases are reported.
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Fire Underwriters

~. Y,xE, November L The Ma
..rs. t. .uvrEtion OF United Ere I'M
.-rNriyrs Of America met this morning,
sr.i 80 nee went into executive session,
90 c,ns.ter tAe subject OF rates OF com
4.ssllns,
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money at 4 10 s Per Cent.-Governments
Steady and Higher-fIour Quiet and
Unchanged-wheat Dull, Weak
and Lower-HOgs Dull.
FIN ANCE.
N eW York.

NBw YoRK, November l7.-MoNRY -
At 4a6 per cent. per annum, l.64 per
cent per diem, closing at 4 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper GOT per cent.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills, firm at
430i; demand 448!.
SiLvE.-At Lonion Sid per ounce
bar silver here ll2. subsidiary silver
coin per cent discount.
ovERNMENTs-Steady for IS and ex-
tended is and per cent higher for AIS
and extended 81.
Skis extended m l0lL.
Fiyes extended
Foun and hall coupsu
RAILROAD BoSDs-Irregular OH n
moderate volume Of business.
STATE SECURITIEs-Falrly active and
generally firm.
SToGKs-The market was extremely
dali throughout the entire day, and
speculation was charterizad by Il very
quiet tone. The general list opened ga,
per cent. higher than yesterdays closing
figures; Memphis and Charleston, which
WAS lower, b ing an exception, and re-
cording further decline OF ! per cent.
Before the first board there was an al.
vance OF l(Gl per cent. which was.
however, subsequently lost, specula.
ton continuing weak up 10 the close.
The decline in prices ranged from sGl
per cent, St. Paul, Lake Shore, New
York Central, Northern Pacific and
Texas Pacific being most prominent in
tie downward movement. Memphis
and Charleston, after receding to %,
rose to 7S, but returned 10 -. Oregon
Navigation was notably strong and ad-
vanced 2! per cent. Oh the days trans
actions.
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
A HORRIBLE DISASTER NEAR KING
SION HAR60R.

Six Persons Burned to Death and Five
Missing-7he New Policy of the
German Premier-Cost of the
Tunis Campaign-Trou-
Bile for Gambetta.
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Toledo.

TsLyps. q. November lT.-Whra -
Uns-,ti.i. ~ . red spot II 81; seller
Noyembcr 81 3ji; seller December
81 3Gf asked, seller January - 3st;
s.Iler February 81 i0i COrn-Quiet;
No. syot 63tc; s"lIr- December 62c
seller May eG.. Oa's-NominsI; No.
9 iic
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Another Rumpus.

The prisoner at once began to expos
tulate with Scoville, stating he desired
him to comply with his, Guiteau's,
wishes in the case, and il he didn't do
so there would be a big row. He was
removed by the Bailiffs with difficulty.
IT, desired 'o continue the conyersa'
lion, hrt >,oyil,e paid no attention 10
his client
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,Iidit;onJ n HG":,,t; ~ tii PaF.!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-08
GRAND OPENING!
Spring and Summer
CLOTHING.

WE are now receiving our Spring ana
w Summer stock of Mems, 1ouihs anu
Bows Suits, comprising every variety anu
stvle In Philadelphia and New York mar
kets. The style, finish and low prices OF
these goods are not to be surpassed by any
store in the county. Our stock of Ready
made Clothing consists of Mems, Youths
and Bows Suits ranging in prices from
81. so up to $40 90, with the best and incest
line of Gents Furnishing Goods to be
found outside of the city, and if you don't
believe this just come and see and then
ayu will find out that you will save time
nod money by buying your Clothing from
Humrickhouse & WintermOyer.
Our stock is complete in Ready-made
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Scratch
pocket Shirt and other Shirts of every
style, Drawers, Collars, Neckties, Scarfs,
Bows, Cuffs, Handkerchiefs,l Hose, Ladies'
and Gents Travelling Satchels, Kid Gloves,
Hats Of every style, Wool, Felt and straw
TO the latest fashions.
Our stock of Cloths Of every style is
complete and Of the best grade of goods,
which we will make to order or sell by
the yard. We are very thankful to our
friends for their very liberal patronage
extended to us heretofore and hope by
strict attention 10 business to merit q con-
tinuance of the same.
Very respectfully yours,
S. 2. HUMRICKHOUSE
JACOB WINTERMOYER.
Remember the old stand College Square.
Nav IA, 1881. II
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Ears for the Million


Foo Choo's Ba,sam Of Sharks Oil
Positively Restores the Hearing, and Is
the Only Absolute Cure for Deafness
This Oil Is extracted from peculiar species OF
small WHITE SHARK caught Ia the yellow Sea,
known as Carcnarodon Rondeletii Every Chi
nese fisherman knows 1t. It's virtues rs resior-
alive of hearing were discovered by Buddhist
Priest about the year l4l0. It's cures wereso nu
merous and many seemingly miraculous, that
the remedy was officially proclaimed over the
entire Empire It's use became so universal that
for over 800 years no Deafness has existed among
the Chinese people. Sent, charges prepaid, TO
any address at 81 per brttle.
Only imported by HAYLOCh co,
Sole Agents for America. Dey St., New YORK.
It's virtues are unquestionahle and its curative
character absolute, AS the writer can personally
testify both from experience and observation.
Among the many readers Of the Review IN one
part and another of the country, II Is probable
rhat numbers are afflicted with deafness. and TO
snch it may be said "Writr at once to Haylock
& Co, z Dey Street, New York, enclosing 81,
and you will receive BIZ return remedy That
will euable you To hear like auyb'dy else, and
whose curative effects will be permanent. You
will never regret doing so."-EDIToR oF MER
CAMILLE REVIEW. July - 1901.