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Special Dispatch to the ln,tlllgenccr.
TOLEDO, o, July 24-The trial Of John
Watkins was resumed this morning, all the
jury being present The case was taken
up where it was broken oil over a month
ago. The day was consumed in examining
three newspaper reporters on the character
OF the testimony OF Watkins taken ut the
preliminary. hearing An effort was made
on the part Of the defense TO prove that the
testimony taken by one witness was gar
bled, but it resulted i'll complete failure.
The case was adjourned until tomorrow
without much progress being made.
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Special Dispatch to the lntellIgencer. -..5s
WASHINGTON, July "a. James w.
Sweeney and II. Forbes, OF Wheeling, are
in the city.
Ex-Governor Phelps, OF Missouri, ar
rived at the. Capital tonight, from the
Fast. He says one Of his reasons for not
serving on the Tariff Commission when
appointed was, thathe was not a protection
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NEw ioRS, July 2i.-The decision OF
the advisory trunk.inc commission is re.
ceived will, great disfavor at the CONNER
cial exchanges. II the decision reached
becomes the policy OF the railroads, it is
many that New Yotk's CONNER
cislsupremacY will be seriously threatened.
1t is believed that Vanderbilt will not
abide by the report OF the commission.
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Democratic Politics In Texas. ..:,.,

AUSTIN, TEXAS, July 24.-Unfavorable
news for the Democracy continue to come
up from all over the State. Irelands'
nomination for the G2yernorship has
fallen fat and much discohtent is evincetl
everywhere. Roberts majority in 1850
was e. ,242, and the opposition must over.
come this to defeat Ireland.
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ANNUAL CONVENTION
Or the AmRlEamHtel Iron and Steel
WOrkers, Mt ChIcnro. ~

W0rkerr, mt Chicago.
PITTSBURGH, July o4.-On Tuesday, Au-
gust ], the Amaleamated Association will
meet in its seventh annual convention in
the club rooms Of the Palmer House, Chi.
cago. This gathering will be the most i'm.
portant one in the history Of the organia.
ton. Each lodge will be represented by
one delegate, and total number, including
the officers Of the National Lodge, will
reach $50. The delegates from this and
adjoining districts will meet in Pittsburg
on next Sunday afternoon and
leave the general office for the
Pittsburg and Lake Erie, escorted by
the Vulcan Band. The delegates from
Wheeling and vicinity, including Ben.
wood, Moundsville, WelIsvillc and sseu.
benyille, will meet the Pittsburgh delega.
ton at Beaver; those from Ieetonia at
Niles; those from Erie, Canal Dover and
Akron at Cleveland, and those from
Detroit and Wyandotte ut Toledo. The
session will likely continue for week,
and although the officers state positively
that no action affecting the strike will be
taken, there is no. doubt but that it will
come in for large share OF the dis
cussion. The equalization OF the basis
Of representation Of the puddlers and
finishers will also be considered and
will probably result in the establishment
Of lodges composed exclusively Of tinishers,
independent Of the puddlers, but acting in
conjunction with them all in matters OF
Importance. Z A rule will also be adopted
which will 90 far towards preventing i'm.
polite strikes in the future. Officers ior the
ensuing year will be elected and although
Mr. jarrett stated some time ago that be
would not serve another year, 1t is under.
stood that he will consent to serve until the
strike is ended, and both he and Secretary
Martin will be reelected, 5Sg3 S.S
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lhe qntelliaeufie''r'.
= -Io., =, an,i ~ Fourteenth street.
.v,Iorr CORRESPONDENCE.
.,,lnbie ColnrIdence, showing
h' %.o writers May EHpress Them.
j." ,,Ike In quick snecc>sion.

ca,HER rllssr-slIowlSo nov 4
Vhs., ,,rD onrEspSprSr' ABUSED THE
'rnr,cE OF TIE STAFF OFFICER
.,I,or.l Of the 2,I, presumably BY. the
~ y. =, Indebted TO the 1SrEI.LI0EScrR
,NV.ss.'ni,y We ii Ior tha, erpo~ Of the manner
a!s+Sx a!s+S We have been ,reated by q trusted
ta'Aka ,Jso, Some weeks since q mem.
one sSr siiiorial staff, was detached and
tsaSLs New England with instruc.
a, 81 I,Vpss n pisseni fair and impartial nc.
has he conditions and workings OF
oGNS oGS;,;s- 4 N IN hat section. lie travelled
R'onluSisSSII, I,rs portion Of that country, and
throGsa aN NrSith appeared over his own
hs .s., Ss hye been largely read and
ssaaIE In'Esnenled for their fairness.
ne. ~ sapelled to return home by pri.
RI-;sess be entrusted the matter in
E,.jS. man recommended 10 him as n
~ -. 5rible and polished writer, and one
ti5o0r:hly reliable.
'' M r.iIt il, as demonstrated by the Is.
,r',mrycrR. 'TI lie has not only robbed US
- hin. money for what was not his
y. brt has placed US under the embar.
S.J, ,,,.iss IN uectssii.y Of acknowledging that we
S,[s s teen grossly swindled and imposed
ar1. .,,o. ,,o ,,r.t .h,;,
r. haze spared no pains OR expense to
,,rp The prohibition question honestly
a =, tairIy presented, and the fact that we
ITe been thus imposed upon by an un-
op.rionable rascal is our misfortune.
nae our staff correspondent returned but
"a letters have. been received, one OF
bich has been published, and from that
|. initials were properly dropped, and it
!, only by inaayertance that the words
tstF correspondence" instead Of special
,respondence" were placed above 1t.
We make this explanation that our
aiers may understand the true facts in
yatI to the matter. tE.
aApTER SECOND-slIowtSG HOW TIE
STAFF OFFICER HIMSELF FELL INTO THE
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HctWccn Two Duties.


special Dispatch 10 the lntclllsencer.
WAsnlSGroS, July 2+.-The attendance
OF members III the House was very thin
to-day, and it will be matter Of some
difficulty to hold a quorum together
for another week. Between measures
of important concern here, and motives
OF self interes. Mt home, many members are
in perplexing and vexatious quandary.
The probabilities are, however, that an ad-
journment will be effected before the mid.
die OF next week, s,-..
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Austrian and German subjects without
protection. The whole number on board

The number Of refugees becoming so
great on board the Galena, the comnan.
der arranged with the master OF an Italian
vessel to receive them, paying therefor
refugees was about Sl70. But one case OF
absolute destitution In an American family
was found, and a contribution made on
board provided funds otake them to Liv.
eIpool, with u handsome balance in hand.
Commander Batchclder feels sure he Is
acting in spirit which will be approved
by bis country in offering the panic stricken
refugees such projection rs was ut his
command, NJ *, - ~
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PniLApELrIIrA, July 24:-Roberts Z. Patss
tison has addressed the following letter to9
the Democratic State Convention. Commit.5
tee appointed TO notify him Of his nomin.S
alton for Governor: y y G1 ~
I. 81 tIIlLADELPiIiA, July. q.
e "GESTLEMES: have Just received YOUR YOUR
letter Of JulyI2l, advising inc III tbe nc.
ton Of the Democratic. State Convention8
accept the nomination for Governor, and (
!! chosen lor the office by the people will
strive 70 perform lis duties 10 their satis.s
faction. Respectfully Yours, SIESIss,y5i
s. n lsoHEgr T. PArTIsoS, ~
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~ ~ J.
nAiihk Ttill!D.-rIE DIFFERENCE DE-
TED. 53ll5 i ,sl'.sf.' : =" -
sA,'I9'',i a,9 In The Register,
a, Mn ~ Me iSTrLLiGEScER would pay man
!, Y, ashlngton to prepare news specially
ra,n ~, ,.S columns and pay the telegraph com.
hany icr transmitting the news whiieit was
nesa' ~. Its readers would doubtless euioy
iaa. ba. feature Of that enterprising journal
sr0si urSef; Mr.. Day might make a good
ttaoIeh Washington correspondent were
,he located at the National CAPITAL instead
ot os, in the cocklott Of the ISTELLIopScrn
SSiIslee. NJ His facilities would be better and
DIS news ircsher. - sSi's'l.'a y
w. We are surprised ut our esteemed CON.
temporary !. Tor adopting this penny.whistle
Syse SS;.s Of editing: 1t is quite shoddy.like-
quite 50, indeed" " siS@i3 'saT;s' - s;
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The Ohio Political Situation.

spec'al DtsPalch 10 the lntell!-encer.
WASHINGTON, July Ex-Governor Foster,
OF Ohio, who has been here to-day does not
have a rose-colored view Of political affairs
at home, but is Of the opinion that the tenn
perance question will be so manipulated as
to jeopardize Republican success insome OF
the Congressional districts. As to the State
ticket he expresses no doubt Of its election,
but anticipates n largely reduced lnajority.
He left for Deer Park, Nd, this evening,
where his family is qnartered for the
heated term. sE,.L n 'Tr
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..GTtI = - : I
VIII Try Hin, Again.

NEw ioRK, July ei-snllivan and Tug;
Wilson signed articles for another glove
fight, on the same terms rs the first, 10 takel
rlace August A. Sullivan proposes that
the fight take place in a Western State Ffora
s., 900 aside. Al.
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Tho showing OF the Clearing Houses.

ihc csnoHinS oi tHc SieArinE 1ouheS.
Bos1oS, July 24.-Thc Pol prints table
showing the grcss exchanges at twenty
four leading clearing houses in the United
States for the week ending July a. In
commenting upon the showing the Pot
bays that the exhibit is the most gratifying
one we have had occasion to record 30 far
this year, both as compared with that OF
last week and with that OF the CORES
ponding week OF last year. The totals are
certainly exceedingly large, considering
the state Of general trade ut atimporlant cen.
tres. 1t is ut the usual midsummer dull
ness. The aggregate cleariugs Of twenty
four leading points for the week Just clos
ell WAS 81 l,2239, ,56S, ,26S, against Slices, &c.,.
55i at twenty-five leading points the pre-
ceding week. As compared with the
corresponding week OF last year.
The clearings show percentage OF in.
crease OF I TO 5 per cent against n percent
age OF decrease OF 3 to . per cent last week,
and % to 0 per cent the previons week. In
New York where freight difficulties are
gradually becoming settled and where the
boom in stock and other markets has con-
tinued the clearings dor the first time for
many weeks past show n percentage OF gain
rather than one OF loss. The clcarinss ut
that point this week show an increase Of Q
to 5 per cent against decrease OF to .
per cent las. week. and SO to per cent the
previous week. Outside OF New York in
the country at large the clearinss show 4
most gratifying increase with n percentage
OF increase amounting to II to . per cent
against decrease OF 5 per cent last week,
and an increase Of . to S per cent
the previous week. Among the west.
ern cities OF Kansas City continues
10 head the list, the clearings Of that place
showing a gain OF - to per cent, against a
gain OF G2 to 8 last week and gain OF 40 to
Z the previous week. Chicago makes an
increase OF IS to per cent against m in
crease OF 6 TO 0 last week and an increase
OF 43 to the previous week. In St. Louis
where the iron strike has about ended, the
clearings make gain OF Il to s, against n
gain OF IS to ! last week. Cincinnati
shows an increase OF s to !, against an in
crease OF l to s; Milwaukee an increase OF
70, against IN increase OF II to 4; Peoria an
increase Of Is to-, against an increase Of
S to .; Indianapolis m increase OF 4 to Z,
against an increase of12 to 4, and Cleve.
land an increase Of 10 per cent, against an
increase OF % to ) last week. Ii 81 4 fl igf,
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CUMBERLAND, Mn, July o4.-The Con.
solida,ion Commny's Hoffman mine,
closed since the strike, was opened to-day,
and foreign miners put to- work. $50.
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"sIc Long Lost Dauvhter. |,

=; DETROIT, July 24.-Mr. and Mrs. Bower
Of Hudson, have Just discovered at Gene:
Va their daughter, abducted from them
fifteen years ago, when mere child, while
visiting in Ohio. Her mother has reached
home with her, producing q decided sen.
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Special Dispatch To the In.elliSencer.
WASHINGTON, July 4.-John W. Ellis.
wick has been commissioned postmaster Of
the new office at Ellswick, Kanawlia
county. }g
The following change is made in the
star schedule OF Jefferson county, Ohio, be-
tween Annapolis and Unionport:
Leave Annapolis Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at Q A, "; arrive at Union
port BY 10 N. Leave Unionport Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at II A.M.,
arrive ut AnnNpolis by L. NJ.
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Fnm the London Times,
Spt /. ISL.
II mAy b. presumed
ihIt The tourist passes
10 EiInbugh BY Glas.
ps, either IN gOing or
rtEfulBs. and he can.
%; III 10 be struck by
Ire un,a,tS between
he Capitals Of the East
md Wei. One Is the
roGth Of ieu!al!su.
be other Of trade: and
ihen, has Away. been a
HrllD between the
teIshbon. Elinbugh
uke IL stand on it.
mutual attractions. on
hE and letters. gentil.
by and cultivation:
shlle GleSuw pHdcs
Iteli on IL riches, egIer.
" and liberAlity. The
people o! Glasgow have
made l1OSt Of their
nagrl1elt river, aud
Of the wealth Of miner
Is il the counties
rJusd. They have
1.I!e their profit iE
turn, Of tUbacc1. sugar,
mt;na, coal and iron.
TIE "I0tAno LonlS."
who used tn air their
Gguliy on the "plain.
StAns' lsefore the Cruss
lI al the glorics OF
Safist and gold cmbrol.
ttFJ, were succeeded by
lanTlng generations N
Net lnd!an nerchanls.
a!or the abolition OF
he .lgat duties and the
emancipation OF the
A'ei, ilAASow had
zone lSuck to her
trade with the
American" Plantations"
baI for cotton In place
6ltOhicrn iiet citizens
dag usil Aud construct
1i machinery. They
tpTend the banks OF the
Clyde with ship build.
lns yar!s, trOn which
they llunche. their
deets OF shlis and steam.
En- sUmetIlnes they
have gone rather deep
10 Population. but, on
lie whole. thelr enter.
p5se has been Iemyered
br the proyerbiAl ''can.
nLneA' Of Scn,cllmen.
While spending ihe!r
plns freely, they have
Dsrer been addicted 10
aow; they have llyel
hAin MeiF means, and
NJ money by. and 20
asI l:e likely to 90 on
n4Gfah!ng, Almost lis
0aiI oslAlneni In stone
iai Ice with any pre-.
tsl,ton, to venerable an.
Eliiy i the Cathedral
l11Na Of 81. Munyo,
Eatr Frank Osbaldi.
'tde Nceirea the warn.
nsiium Rob Roy, when
nsftrbooier wnskkulk-
!asbehlnd the columns
o The crypt. Its real
fio5es are those lofty
ac.asy chimncys, which
Ne nonnds OF modern
Industrial architecture,
iad the ticn OF shipping
ajond 10 It's wharycs
sd bringing Il tribute
i'Ota al the countries Of
las globe .
Very ,iIGerentin all re-
,rcuis Edinburgh. The
sciety Of Edinburgh Is
tI!nently s,ca,lya.Id 70
.pSnhle, Contcuucnt.
u, We shall be sorry 10
'GEe, that 1t spends
ao'e than It can afford;
tIiii iimustcer,aInlyliyc
nearly MP 10 It's income.
laerEfe no colossal for.
tunes and few really
wealthy men. The place
hnnAll enough 10 enable
every body lo form a iair
s.ana,e Of his neigh.
bots means. The coivt
tANi', az sydney smith
trni'teil. have long aro
ben shuillei out Of The
Ieck; and E!!nbuNh
Ns little Of The scotch
nobility or o, the richer
q the landed gentry.
Legal dIyntt.fies form
the fiower Of Tho ie@.,i ioc.
i'isto ,acy, and ,hers here
lncpne@ @oIss'S9 oi ,Ss ! $40! u,s u,
Serloa. SeIt,a III tIlus .Ss, ,o' ..
al nsiients " W ,.'e ,he iv
Pm.es.ot an, W ~ tne =
b1li Of n" d,e my 'ne
ma,,n HS u "
nsHssshly ,e'l arS "a, fson S"o
mh, with The GO clen,y. syr
oIas what We NAV I de-.
3be larr i,Ss,inr
NIOsl OF TsA1ple
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ViENSA, July e4.-Three hundred houses
and some large warehouses were destroyed
by fire ut Radziwilow. Russia, and three
thousand people are homeless. "a,
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Gone Home to Recover.
Dispatch to the Intelligencer,

7Fee'''' 0f'FA'cRl 70 6IIt IHIeHIXcIICt!, N
WAsliiSdroS, July o4.-Sam Miller, the
Pennsylvania Congressman, who revived
the story Of the Hamburg massacre in the
House the other day, making Senator
Butler the central and responsible
figure OF that memorable outrage,
Is said to have been severely
reprimanded by Don Cameron for his in
discretion, and has left town for few days
to recover from the effects Of Buffers
whitening reply. The South Carolina Sena.
tor and the "boss" it must be understood
are boon companions -.
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FROM ETHEICAPITAL.
4 Third DISTRICT MANS OPINION
y oA stale AnAlrs-1hs Growth Of the Prohibition
rarty-A. Pshn'IlvllIa CoaEre.,nan Goes
Home 10 Rttoier from 4. .rossss La.hIsg..
Probable tAdJOsran.st Of Cossrs,.

Special to Dispatch the ln.clllscncer. ny Is.
WASHINGTON, July 24.-Judgc ]. ".
Cracrait, Of Charleston, Is in the city. IIe
says he does not appear here in the in.
terest OF any Of the several candidates for
the District At,orneyshlp, but That his
section has presented IN aspirant in the
person Of Mr.. Burlew, whom, Of
course, he takes local and personal inter
est in. MIR. Burlew who formerly lived in
New York, lately returned 10 his home in
West Virginia in good spirits over his
prospects. It's said that Thos. Swan also
Of the Charleston region claims ito have
had the place rendered him, but that he
had declined to /, accept IT. In
further conversation Judge Cracrait spoke
OF the increasing strength OF the prohibi.
tion party in West Virginia, and believed
1t would hold the balance oil power in the
next Legislature, aud that Mr.. Ferguson, Of
kanawha. would stand good show to sue.
ceed Davis in The United States Senate.
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From the Wheeling
EtJif1 o! September
a, lS3l).
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AITerrihle, ,Exnlo.Ion.

&2slfr- A Terrible Explosion. q :; n
#;YIESSA, July s4.-Itis reported that the
Russian steamer SSIoskow, was sunk BY q
boiler explosion and 200 men lost > s$sESisS
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CHAPTER SECOND-sllowrSG HOW TIE
STAFF OFFICER HIMSELF FELL INTO THE
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15

Mr. Wilke also stated that Joseph Fisher was
troubled with rheumatism so badly that he
was unable to work until he applied the Oil,
which promptly made him well.
Referring to the foregoing. il is assuredly
a pleasure 20 reproduce in print such utter
ances relative 20 a pain extingnisher which
is within reach Of everybody. The Daily
Cii cuuati Star in a recent issue speaks of
the article las a bonn OF iRcalculable value
10 the whole army OF rheumatic martyrs all
over the world" And the great Chicago
Tribune. in concluding an article embOdylng
the enthusiastic ind lr-euents OF some of the
leading men OF the Moth west, says: Taking
in view the number of testimonials in sup
port of the efficacy of St. Jacobs Oil and the
high character OF those supplying them, the
inference is irresistible that the remedy Is
the most remarkable. for such diseases as
have been men toned in the above inter
views. that has as yet been discovered, and
considering their value as guide and sug-
gestion to suffering humanity, there is moth
ing unmercantile or unprofessional in adyer-
Using the article. The above ought TO com
mend it to the confidence OF ali our citi-
zsns."
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W. D. nYxsN. At.o.ney Tor plaintLf.

SNTATE OF INDIANA. Marion County, In
, the Superior Court OF Marion County, in the
smie of Indiaua. No. 2J.l23. Room No. 3 Com
pla.ut 10 quiet title on real estate.
wsde ". Evans -. Andrew Evans and others.
Re ii known that Oh the 9Th day OF March,
lSs2 the above named l,untif. by his attorney,
led in the Office Of the Clerk OF the Superior COur
of Marion County. in the State of Indiana, his
complaint against the above named defendant
and others; and the said plaintiff having
also, on March :. 1sS2, in open Court
the affidavit of a competent person.
showing that said, defendants. George j. Evans,
William Evans Joseph Evans. Nancy Evsns, John
III. Evans, Wade IL. Evans, Jr.. Emily L. Hollo-
way, Benjamin Holloway, Sciota +. Evans. and
oliver p. Evans. sre not residents of the State 81
Indiana: said eanse is action to quiet the title
to real estate situated in Marion County. Indiana
thereto: and whereas said plsintif having D. in
dorsemeat ON said complaint required said de-
PENDANT To appear in said Court and answer or
demur thereto. on the 27tE day of april. ISL
Now. therefore. by order OF said Court. said de
PENDANTS last above named are hereby notified OF
the filing aud tendency of said complaint against
them and that unless they appear ana answer or
demur thereto at the calling % said cause on the
9th day of April. ISL the same beng the twenty
second judicial day of term of said Court, to DC
Dcgun and held at the Court House in the city OF
indianapolis on the first Monday in April,
1882. said complaint and the matters and things
therein contained and alleged. will be heard and
determined in their absence.
mars 3w DANIEL NJ. RANSDELl, Clerk.
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Such Reports Do ones Heart Good.


While the relations between a newspaper
and the patrons of its columns are, as rule,
of a merely business nature, It is nevertheless
a source of satisfaction to q publisher to
know that goods receiving publicity through
his paper are the means of increasing human
comfort and happiness. This may be the
reason why 1t has been said that editors and
publishers labor with an approval of con-
science 30 greater extent than almost any
other class of men.
The marvellous efficacy claimed in the an
nounCement OF a German remedy in the col
umus of the press throughout the country,
and the strong editorial Endorsements ac-
corded il by the leading papers, led Journal
reporter TO institute some inquiries among
the druggists of our city, relative TO the
merits Of the article and its workings in orr
section. the popular wholesale establish
ment of Mr.. IL. G. Tinney was the first TO
which tine knight Of the quill directed his
steps. The proprietor. upon learning the
visitors mission stated that the remarkably
large and constantly increasing sales of the
st. Jacobs Oil had caused him to make in
qVSries ia regard to iss merits of many par
ties who had used il. "In all cases" said he,
the Oil receives the most fatteriag coma
ments and from the unusually good reports
believe 1t is-giving universal satisfaction"
Mr.. David Hill, the wholesale and retail
druggist on Main street, remarked that his
customers were high in their praise of the
5. Jacobs Oil. and had reported most won
derfUl cures. Said he: The Remedy has
proved itself a great success" At II. w.
ComstOclS's store, No. 7S North Main street,
it was learned that all who had purchased
the article and reported in regard TO it ex-
pressed themselves entirely satisfied. Mr..
Frank Wilke, corner North and Ninth streets,
stated that it was not only highly praised by
his customers, but that TO bis knowledge the
St Jacobs Oil had not failed to give satisfac-
ton in single case. A number OF remark
able cures had come under his immediate
observation. He referred to the case of DIR.
Cady, who was bitten in the hand by
spider. causing alarming swelling. A few
applications of this Great German Remedy
reduced it entirely and relieved th pain.