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All the silks and satins suit
able for Innings of all sorts,
quilted, 80 cents to $l.75.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
main building.
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H"uHs Hhu Middle Agod Men
suffering from nervous debility. prematu,e ola
age, loss or memory, and kindred symntoms
should send three stamps for Part WI OF nam,
Hssooi.tion lss%ed pE worlds Dispensary Medical
o'', f'uhaiOs N. l. VIA
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FINANCIAL.


FINANCIAL.
EIRsT NATIONAL BANK
- .tOF WILMINGTON.
RErssrronr OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS
80 '' Or
THE UNITED STATES.
EDWARD BELTS, President
GEO. ID ARMsTRoNa, Cashier.
PAID UP CAPITAL, asoo, COO.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston Exchan ne
furnished 10 regular uepositors without charge,
discount days, MONDAYS and THURSDAYS
a. =, ~ .. IN.
!" DIRECTORS:
Edward Betta, lJohn II, Adams
Clement b, 5myth, james C Med jornh
George w. Bush, William TatnaIi
Samuel bancroft. Jr. ni-ly
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NOTICE. RICHARD GRFENFIFI,D n

NOTICE. RICHARD GREENFIELD.
IN OWNER OF the within mentioned premises
In compliance with an Act OF Assembly in such
case made and provided, do hereby give notice
e. nat sss spPly II writing to the
the feace and jail Delivery of the State Of Della
ware, In and for New Castle County on Monday
the 10Th day Of November next A. D., iss2 being
the hrst day Of said court for license TO Keep AZ
Inn or tavern A. the southeast corner OF Fourth
and Adams streets, IN the Third ward Of tie city
% Wilmington, Del. and TO sell Intoxicating
liquors IN less quantities than one Quart 70 be
drunk on the premises, and the following re-
spectahle citiEens, residents of said ward recorh
mend the said application, 70 wit 1 -
Peter r. TagRert, Il. j, Duffy
Michael Concannon, g. @, logan
InomAs Hhll, y. NJ. Crumlish,
Wnllam Begley, Patrick Monaghan,
James ". Martin, Louis Hammer
Jacob w: HILL John Ilalpin,
Patrick Murray, John Hlnderhoner,
Jonn W. Sreenheld, Martin Concannon
j. Frank Ball, John DoIan
X y. SHAW, Frank Dorsey,
4: L. Bonsail, John J. Taggert
,, nnomss Fordf j. @. WiggleswOrth.
octfO-4f RIrUF nm n nUrrHrEux -
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The NEW YORK Herald reports of the
Ohio contest indicate the election Of four
teen Democratic and hve Republican Con-
gressnaen, with two districts in doubt. This
is much better than the Democrats even
hoped for, though they confidently ex-
pected substantial gains in the Congress
sional delegations.
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ago corrected the error Of stupid Kepub.
iican inspector, which, had the returns been
counted as the certificate was made out,
would have piaced the Democratic candidate
fcr Sheriff IN offiee and forced his Republi-
can compstitor 70 60 to the courts
Cor redress. The present Democratic
Board Of q Canvass Is prepared 70
60 &c far this year IN securing an honest
count, but at the same time II is bound
70 stand up for the people OF New Castle
county and see that they have Q full righ,
TO express their political sentiments st the
polls. f',9i iaAAai 70
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THE LARGEST RETAIL STOCK OF DRY
GOODS.
STRAwBRIDoE g. CIorHIER.
DEALERS IN DRY GooDs ExcLUsryRIy.
EIGHTH and MARKET STREETS.
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NOTICE.-I. aAMIIFL n. MAUI M

OTlCE:-I, SAMUEL d. NEWLIN.
= OM hER OF the within-men TONED premises
N compliance with an Act OF Assem- bly In amen
case case made and provided, do hereby give notice
tnAt snail apply In writing TO the honorable the
29nuEes OF tne Court Of GENERAL Sessions of the
Leaee and Jall Delivery OF the state OF Delaware
~ ~, am ~ Ior New Castle county, on Monday the
the nrst day OF said court for license TO keen al
I'M nm or tavern At No. s15 Market street. in The
tiln t,, ward Of the city of Wilmington, bel, and
" sen Intoxicating liquors IN less quantities than
3ne one quart, to be drunk on the premises, and the
following respectable citizens residents of ali
ward recommend the said application, to wit
Mm. II; Robinson, John w. Osler.
Bsrnfe p Hasson, Herbert X Wstaon
Robert Hagan, George vi Ash
91nneilWoon Hopton, W. A. Lamotte,
John Fullmer, John Mcf,ormict
JoeI frst John Ferry,
David Lemon, j. p Allmond
~; Wemer, George NJ Beeson,
1%psepn -; breen, Thomas A. Sharpe
inomas .. Goslin, Wash NJ. Smith,
octs-5tt SAMUEL ID, NEWIJN
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NOTICE., PATRICK MFGARITY

~ OWNER OF the within mentioned nIem,sa. ! !. !,
~ ~ U oomphance m with an Act OF Assembly in a,,cb
Inat snail apply in writing to the honorsbe H.
ps paeses "a ~ the Tonrt OF General Sessions o} The
s n snG az Yor y, New Castle County on Monday the
tbe ars{{ d. a, NoSvember S next A: D., 1882 bens
has,n I'm or tavern At Maryland avenue, Monroe and
streets IN the Third ward of the city OF
n MnninEt9n, Del, and to sell intoxicaRng
drunk on the premises and the fai,asG 70 De
spectacle citizens. Residents Of said My lying re-
mend the said application 10 viii "aiu' recom-
A. Walton, M. D., Jno Fdwards
Owen j. Hession, j. NJ Crumiish
yo1epn NJ sSeili *. Abberger,
nj, ri 4. L. IhsssoIore Feukel, r. N. Haekenbere
rhel..,s rrhhellnas mnpliln, Frederick Beck,
lhrIsTam II WgI.am fopp, j. Holston,
Il n mnRsLI, Ri,, Geo. II. Graham
u, u, n ninK walt George Yund,
p.ariahh ~ T. .5,, 5Diake, John A. Mitchell,
Phiiin Rnd,yolas' nolas' John A. Conway,
ELI nouhahu, Andrew Reed,
Pator JynnEL NJ Jno. w. Lynch,
octa.ai oru' PATRICK MCCARTHY.
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oouRr an SUSSEX.
HalIett's Coming Trial Respect 20 Judge
I.ayton's Memory.

I1nyton' 3 MemOFys
Especial correspondence OF the Gaxette.1
GEoRaEfowN, Oct. 10.-Court opened
here yesterday. The following cases were
disposed Of State vs. Milas Copoway, for
an apprentice. Verdict In favor
of defendant, the indentures by which the
apprentice was held being void. State vs.
Moses Wiley, colored, assault and battery
verdict, guilty, State vs. Mary y smith
guilty. State VS.. John Burton, colored
larceny; pleaded guilty.
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IIIHess HnlUuutihB To- ea8k G0D
duplication for rates to clubs shsuId eniv he
mae n 70 the once ofthe company In NeW 0rieans.
!ull sddress. send orders by expfess ~ t.esziSS
tered letter, or Money Order, addfessed oniv r.
~es- N. 4. DAUPHIN.
Or, II. A. DAUPHIN, a. o''e~Dss ha'
er Seventh Street. washins ston. d. d. y
receive prompt attention. octii.d. Ss-v&s
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LICENsB APPLICArToNs.

NOTICE., HENRY BLOUTH, THE
~ OWNER ofthe wIthin mentioned pfemises
judges Of the court OF general ses Ions OF the
peace and lall delivery Of the State OF Delaware
day Of November next being the nrsf day Of the
November term, a. y. isxS for license 70 keep
and French streets. (known As the GRIND Union
HOtel) in the Second ward OF the city OF Wilmine-
ton, TO sell Intoxicating liquors In less quantities.
the following respectable citizens recommend
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aArEK0AD LINES.
PHILADELPHIA, VIII EEUK7
h.rr,h6kS MIseFEoATir FEAir.R6hAb, hANbp s

PHILADELPHIA, WILL EEpwNHEn
a MIN0TON AND t w
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
OCTOBER 9Th, ise1
Trains will leave Wilmington ~ gollowa for
Philadelphia and intermediate stations-ol - .oo
Io.sa. .. m. 1.so. 4.oo. 7.sA e.6A p. m. M
philsaelphia (expressl-s.0oa "A 40. "a e.lA
e.o4e.yAsA Ills. am. q iAhRs O. ~ \. ~
r:s X !; ss;:i n a, i! n
Dsltlmcre Ana intermedisss ssAsiepa-f.s .. e
1000 q M. e.O0p. m.
B6itimors cad Bay Line--s.7p. ns
BALTIMORE and Washington--Lf1 Asi, SOS. e.u
q. N. i.oo. si.os. 500, az, li,o4p p. M
Baltimore only-i.05, 1000 m. Il. % And p. m.
Trains foF DelaN9re piyisish leave fori Y
New Casdc-d.oo, s.io I. m. los 500 e.zs D. m.
Hs.sise:s. z s.a iasssmeaisss sss.s'ous-sies. m
Dsimar and gintepnediats ss4tiens-sao,s. .. m.
r~T SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and iuternediate stations-e. ID. N.
i2-0 N, k.D, 7.1 e,A, y. N. aG
Phiiadeiphsn and New Ycfk-3,o %, a2s q. m. 81
Gsa III D. b. dFj( III EUgT =
B.itimors and washinsion-i.Ss A.Si. sos an.
Baitimoft-f.Ds 90 Z. m. GINk 8NtU
ror. further Information passengers are re-
ferred 70 the time tnbies posted at the depot.
A@Traips marked .hus, ca are limited express
upon which extra fare 10 charged, q
'Ntl .. n. WOOD, General Passenger Agt.
OHAs. n PU0H. General MsnAeer.
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NOTICE
sNARD BONNER.

IN OWNER OF the within men ,,onnS .,a,niaa,,
In compliance with an Act OF Assembly in stich
case made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply in writing TO the honorable
the Judges OF the Court OF General Sessions or
the Peaee and Jail Delivery OF the state OF Della
the 2Oth day Of November next, A. b., 1892 belnR
me nrst day OF said court for license TO Keep an
the Southwest corner of Fifth and Spruce streetss
In the Fourth ward, Of the city OF Wilmington,
Del, and 20 sell Intoxicating liquors In less
premises, and the following respectable sena.
restdents OF said ward, recommend the said np.
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY ca

incorporated IN 1899 for % years By the Legisia-
WITH . capital OF q, 900, 0o0-to which a nessrys
rlng n1 OF sSSo 0oo has since been added.
Sy An overwnelming popular vote its Franchise
asTSpted Tgs dl nlscsmber q. 4: D.. is7s.
by the people OF any State, @ .os
sINHfxWs AIN meyer Nsahe5 Nseales q postpSnes. ITS GRAND
MONTH"; HohbEh DRAWINGS take place
v6pI;fJEsN a psIR;ffJENpID oPIoRruNIry TO WIN A
CLASS T. AZ NEWh SMAHD INA " DRAWING.
fDAr; .Drs1,nS NOVEMBER 18th, issa-isoth hsathv
Look at the following schema. unAer IN.
aannAALLDH; T;BEAUREGARU OF La. and
manage ns, All the drawings Of this Company botS
Ssctnasy ty ~ sna 9e semi,ann9sl and attest the cor
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A NCHoR LINE. .srA
UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS
sail Weekly 70 and from
NEW YORK and GLASGOW, via LONDON
DERRY,
Cabin Passage, 30 10 go. Returns $40 to Siso.
Second Cabin, 20. Return Tickets, 90.
Cabin passenger booked at low rates.
Passenger accommodations are unexcelled. Ali
btsterooms on Main Deck. Passengers booked
~ lowest rates TO or from Germany, Italy
Norway. Sweden, Denmark, &c. " -'7
For books Of Tours in scotland, ,,rates, plans
&C., apply to HENDERSON BROrHERS New
Y9tk, or bAMUEL v. BErfS, Adams Express
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NOW SUFFERING vpnN

SOLDIERS NOW SUFFERING PROM
~ Mn, WOUNDS Or disease OF any Mind caused sT
IWidtaa.ry service are entitled 10 PenSion.
,, Mthers o. soldiers who died nom the Sfscts ~
.nsir service are also entitled Many irS{aiid
nssissance given In Delayed OF Rs1ected clsiiss "
.n pe allowed with butilttls more eyidencs
1pplication. CHARLE6 &Gf6RI5RREs Fp}t,SnaA
a nj 31rneys-st-iAw. sis y street WashiSi a7oZ
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NOTICE., JACOB MESSING, OWNER
,l,' nS OF THE within mentioned premises. in com.
pnance with m act OF Assembly In such ease m ade
and provided, do hereby give notice that shaii
spp sappiy IN wrting to the honorable, the Judges or
tne e, court OF General Sessions Of the Peace and
Sail delivery OF the State Of Delaware. in and Sor
New NCast castle county, on Monday the 10th day az
Of Of said court, for . license to Keen 'ag aS
nm IN F,S,,, OF tavern, at the southwest Corner
o. ElItn and Monroe Streets in the Third w. ard
E5 5ae sty Gf oSl wilmington Del and 70 sell
quart to be drunk on the Dreinises snd % I'M Sie ~,
lowing respectable ctiZena resldants ~ .1 aoi
= ~ nnsItTphihehd nntp the SAID application, to wit.
Z 80 y. p1hy John FulmRn
Samuel G. Logan, r. / KiIroY
Z; Z; n Srunilsh, Edward Walther
In.i n. Ainperger Samuel A. Hanes
Mii, MMiaihs =; Frenerlck, Joseph Il. Martin
J.cnh Jeu ~ SfMuii, ftWii, james v. Martin,
Js@ns x nnIIiiha Hilary X. Lightcap,
James Clark, Frsnt Z,,n,, ~,
fnhD Hnpisal, =. q. Wigglesworth.
,snsa huihh' Charles Stewart,
oe.e-e. -------- JACOB MESSING.
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JOHN WANAMAKER,

Chestnnt Thirteenth and Market streets.
. anu city-hail square. Philadelphia.
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Y roE LEvr COURT COMMISSIONERS,
: RDAUND HAMAN, MIL Creek Hundred.
ssstiN n. CHEAIRs, Red Lion Hundred.
s&AM Ns u. MACKEY, White Clay Greek Hid.
!" o"sfhEcKF. sHALLcROss, st. Georges Hid.
JANIS 7. TAYLOR, Appoquinimink Hid.
6.VRGE g. ROTHWELL, Blackbird Hd.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-12
Posts Set Stop End Down."

Ii is believed By MANY persons that
posts set in the ground. in a position the
reverse" from which they stood VIII 10
growing in the tree. will last much
longer than when set ''top end up
In the spring of 1879 | selected sea-
soned sticks three feet long. These
were split in two. and cut in two. max
ing four pieces of each. One set was
placed in we'll drained sand. the other
in cay soil. In every case. two pieces
were set side by side. with earth be
tween; one As it stood in the tree. the
other reversed. tried thirteen kinds
OF timber. Some of these were young
wood with bark on. All contained
some hard wood. Those growing in
sandy land have just been examined.
In case CT the beech, sugar maple, iron
wood, black ash and black cherry. the
piece reversed or placed top end
down was somewhat most decayed.
In case of red maple. American elm.
buiiernut and red elm. the reverse
piece was 4 tr.tie the soundest In cass
If Eastwood. white ash, VIII te oak and
blue ash, there wa,no perceptible diff
ference. infer that where ore piece
decayed more than the other. I was
caused by some tr.fing difference IN
the sticks The freshly ,awed ends in
each case were placed uppermost and
came "a inch or so above ihe ground
irot. ". j. Eeat. NiekigEE .5Jr.catnTQI
soolkge, isN. y. SrRA
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Luxury in New York.

The luxury and perfection of detail IN
New York dwellings u passing into =
proverb. Nowhere in the world, proSA-
bly, is 80 much time and money eX-
pended upon the furnishing and cFna-
menting Of the homes If the rich ~ IN
hat city. The draping Of curtains has
become n distinct branch Of art, AMI
every decorator and upholsierer has
one or more employees whose sole bust
ness il j. 20 arrange in graceful ioidsthe
irape-ics which are now indispensable
4, doors, windows and fireplace. Even
the banis;ers must now be stuffed and
tuf;ed and drapcd on either side with
heavy fringe. Ceilings are frc>Cocd and
painted in the studios Of distinguished
artists. and then transferred {" the
houses that they are io embcllish. Hun
dTeds If ONE are employed, n an cN-
pcn>e Of thousand, of dollars, upon en-
hruidcry and Art nccilework which are
tn aiorn the sumptuous palaces in which
the rich men live. Paintings, staiuary,
carvings in stone and wood. the richest
fabrics Of French and Indian looms. in
deed. all that i rare and beautiful in
nature and art, arr brought In bear npon
the decoration Of these republican PAL
aces. Even the stables in which horses.
c~oaChncn, and groomS are 10 be housed
are far more luxurious than the simple
homes in which the fathers If orr race
passed their lives. The newly-hni>hci
stables II Cornelius Vanderbilt in Fifty
eighth street far outshIne those of the
Roman Emperor whose >umpluous ap-
puintments have become = matter 81
history.
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y.

Among the causes of farcy in horses
may be mentioned foul air in close and
ill-ventilatcd stables, privatiOns, bad
food, inoculation or contact with CLAN
dcred horses. Some chronic and debil-
itating diseases may result in farcy and
CHAMBERS. Farcy and CHAMBERS are twin
diseases. or identical. and either of
these two forms Of disease generally
terminates with both forms fully dcvel-
Opcd. Farcy affects the superficial
~ mphatic glands and vessels. showing
itself in painful. corded swellings on
various parts OF the body. neck, head
or limbs, especially between the hind
legs. Gradually the small tumors.
which are termed iarcy buds, suppur-
ate, and discharge notwithstanding
matter, and the ulcers show little or no
tendency to heal. Treatment of farcy
can only be recommended in the begin
ming of the disease. When far adj
vanced an animal, affected with such a
loatbsome and contagious disease, had
better be destroyed. both for the sake
of safety TO other horses rs well rs for
persons who are obliged to handle
them. The treatment of farcy should
be both external and internal. TO the
farcy ulcers apply either strong solu-
tion of chloride of lime or carbolic
acid. Internally give half n dram.
twice daily. of iodide OF copper or
iodide of iron, with half an n of
gentian root An ounce of alOes. with
half an ounce of saltpeter, may Ice
given every fortnight Good, nourish-
ing food. in liberal quantity. daily ex-
ercise and attention 10 cleanliness are
also essential. Such horses should be
kept separate from others. and the
stable utensils. vessels for watering
and harness should not be used for
healthy animals. Thorough disinfec-
ton of the premises and utensils are
pecessary.-Irdirie Farmer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-12
A VISIT From ST. NICHOLAS.

twas tho night before Christmas, when all
through the house
MOI a creature was stirring. not even a mouse:
Inc stockings were hung by the chimney with
In hopes that 81. Nicholas soon would be there;
The children were nestled ali snug In their
beds,
lille visions Of sugar-pIums dapced tbrouyb
their heads:
And mamma i'm her kerchief, and in nv can.
iiid just settled our brains for a long Writer'S
When out on the lawn there arose such q clat-
ter,
Isprang from my bed to see what was the mat
Away to the window I few like a fash.
Tor" open the shutters and threw up the sash:
The moon on the breast of the new fallen snow
Gave a lu>ter of midday to objects below:
"hcu what To my wondering eyes should ap-
With n little old driver, So lively and auick.
knew in n plomcnr it must Ice 81. Nick.
PinIc RAPID IMAM eagles his cOurscrs they came,
Ana ne whlstied, and shouted, and called them
Now, DaShcr! now. Dancer! now, Pranccr!
On. Comet. on, Cupid, on. Donder and RIit-
TO the top Of the porch. to the top OF the wall:
Now dash away, dash away, dash away all"
hS dry le rNcS that before the Wild hurricane
When they meet with an obstacle, mount to
the sky,
So up to the h~ousctop the coursers they flew,
with the sleigh fun of toys and -. Nicholas,
too;
And thcn in a twinkling 7 heard on the roof
The prancing and paving of each little hoof
A. ] drew la my head and waSturniny around.
Down we chimney ~. Nicholas came with q
bound.
lie was dressed all in fur from his head to his
foot.
And his clothes were all furnished with ashes
aud SCOT:
a bundle of toys nc had flung on his back.
Ana ne looked like 4 pcddler just opening his
pack.
His eyes how they twinklcd. his diInplcs how
merry,
His ci.ecks were like roses, his nose like Il
iIi~ druIt little mouth WAS drawn up like n bow.
mud The beard OH his chin WAS "a white a. the
SNOW.
The stump of a pipe nc held tight in his teeth.
Ana IN" smoke II encircicd his head hk" a
wIcIth.
Ilr had a broad face and Il little round belly.
That shook when he laughed like a howl full
of Jelly.
He WAS chubhy and %plump-a right jolly old
And l laughed when / saw him, in spite of my
self.
\ wink of his eye and a twist of his head
toun gave me la know | had nothing to a cad.
He sTakc not a word, but went straight To his
work.
And nlicd all the stockings; then turned with
II Jerk,
Mud, laying his FINGER aside If his nose,
And xiv Ing Il nod. up the chimney he rose.
IL" snrang 10 his sleigh, TO his team gave q
whistle.
Aud away they all flew like the down of "A
thistle:
Eur I heard him cxclaim, ere he drove out OF
sight:
"Mcrry Christmas TO all, and TO all n good
night
-fTrTncut n Nn,rc
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-12

a smile OF Satisfaction.

This from the Cleveland ,uhiui Ps--y H-~u,
carries it, own suggestion Recently meeting
NJ. II. q Refer. treasurer ~ the t.rt'iHI
H7I'I. our representative inquired %: that
gentleman. after stating his mission, II he
personally knew ANYTHING. about the Great
Gcrmau Ecuci,, - jacobs Oh \ smile
PLAYED across NJ kcfer's expressive frcr ami
hi ewes twiuklvI mcrrily a, he replied 80 tie
affirmative: | will not refuse - state ry eJ-
pericncc with IL, AMI YOU may u-c Il as S"u
think best. -Four war, agp ! ,praiu,'l one 81
INV ankles. au accident which. a. You are
aware. entail, much suffering aud sometimes
leaves the limb In a condition . remind ono
frequently 81 the old hurt. Unfortunately
thi- result cu~ucl Whenever the weather be
came damp or my system absorbed the slight
est cold nv ankle PANEL me. This went on
81 intervals for over three wears, AMI ! could
not obtain relief. Last winter ! applied the
It jacobs OH AMI 1t completely cured me. |
have not since felt 3 return Il the pain.